Southern Baptist College - Southerner Yearbook (Walnut Ridge, AR)

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i.z Qk1hh$1111 1111111111$111111S111m1$111111K1111111U1 111W1W1$ lTvrrr? ,r v 6? rrn v7 , fehguhs ymh 3,,1, fellowship and to the carrying out of a more effective ministry of the gospeL The Women: Missionary Society is a recent addition to the College activities and trains the pastel? wives to be of more efficient help to their Lord and to their pastorehusbands. Religious and secular dramatics are conducted each year for speech students and others who manifest an interest and ability for acting Debate also is offered when a sufficient number of students apply far the course, Indoor sports: badminton, shuffle board, ping-pong and Cable-croquet allow the student to relax and to train his body in muscular coordination Supervised physical education is under the regular curriculum for college Course Of study. Choral work. under the direction of Mrs. Lincoln, is arranged for choir singing in the local church and for tours in the interest of the college Chapel services are conducted once each week during the school session. At regular intervals various smdent gmups supply the program. Southern is an institution of remarkable teacher preparation. The faculty consists of Pres. H. E. Wiiiiams; Dean, Floyd H, North, Professor of French, Speech, Rural Church and Comparative Reiigions; H. L. Waters, Prof. of Bible and Homiietics; Librarian, Mrs, R H. North, Prof. of English and Physical Education; Mrs. Ben H. Lincoln, Prof. of Mu ; Mrs, J. T. Tippit, Prof. Social Science' J. T. Tippit, Business Administra- tion; Geoi c. Monroe, JL, Prof. Engiish; Charles F. Gwinup, Peon Mathe- matics and Chemistry, There are two courses offered to students, one for Ministerial Diploma and the regular Junior College course. The Ministerial course of study is designed to meet the greatest needs of the pastor who serves the smaller churches. Bible study is the major subjectAintroductory courses and advanced courses, Church adminisiration and organizational work is taught each semester. Christian doctrine, homiieties, speech, English, eihics, iogic, music and w, M. U. comses give the preacher a well rounded supply of practical learning for his task. No high school work is re- quired for entrance into this depar ment, In fact, if a minister has only a meager elementary education and has not completed the eighth grade, he is qualified to enroll in this course of study It is for this purpose that this institution was founded, The only prerequisite is that the student shall present to the registrar a certified license to preach or a certiiicate of ordination issued from a church with such authority. When the two- . year Ministerial Course shall have been completed, the student Will be rewarded a ploma in appropriate fashion at the regular commence- ment exercises. I I,Khsvanshhnnsxhx . IIIIIIIIIIII II IMI 7 I IIII I Illilllllllllililllllllll $1 ; 1. 1 shnw mQL myixhhf 2;,5; . y . l

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Mr. H. E. Williams, President, Southern Baptist College A. B.fouachita College Graduate work, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary . F. H. North, Dean A. 13., Oklahoma Baptist University Th. M., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Graduate work at the University of Chicago Speech, Fureign Language and Rural Church . H. L. Waters Ph, 13., LeGrange College Th. B , Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Bible and Homilech . c F. Gwinup Life Certificate, High School and Elementary, Northwestern State Teachers College,A1va, Oklahoma A. 3., Oklahoma Baptist University Th M., Saumwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Chemistry and Mathematics Mrs. H. E. Williams, Matron of Women Arkansas Tech, Russellville, Arkansas Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary mo: in picturm - u 5 Mr. George c. Monroe, J1: ' W ' A 3, William Jewel! 3M; Th. M, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary English Mrs. F. H. North, Librarian A. B4, Oklahoma Baptist University Graduate work, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary English, Physical Education, 3 s U, Faculty Adviser Mrsv Ben H. Lincoln B. M., Piano, Ouachita College B M., Voice, Ouachita College Summer Work, Washington Univer- sity, st Louis Class and Private Music Mn .1. Talmadge Tippit A. 3., Union University M. A., University of Colorado, Denver Graduate Work, Southwestern Baptist Theolngical Seminary Department of Business Adminis- tration Mrs. J. Talmadge Tippit A. 13., University of Colorado A. M., University of Colorado Residence requirement and prelim- inary examination completed for Ph, D., University of Colorado Social Sciences mot in picmm