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

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101m Floyd Wilson Laney w. McRuynolds Carroll Gibson CHOIR OFFICERS President Vice President ' Mm Bah H. Lincoln Iva Lea Ainsworth Wilbur Alsup Helen Ball Freda Black Morgan Burge Sherman Bridgman janice Carter Genivene Canard Patsy Cavenor H. B. Bridgfonh Janie Burns Naomi Knight Bryant Denison Alene Edrington Cora Ford Fisher E. D. Fisher Edith Guthrie MEMBERS Mary Guthrie Charles Hendershot Wanda Faye Homer Tommie Hinson jessie Lou johnson Howard Ed King Bill PL Lewis james Stipes Kenneth T. Masterson Mary R. McDonald Laney w McReynolds Virgia Anne Moore Owen Moody T. G. Murphrce Richard Perkins Mary McVernon Pierce Anna Mae Powell Elizabeth Webb PaLsy Cavenor . Reader Cora Ford Fisher Director ScoTrcas. Accompanist Counselor Glen L Smith Velma Sims Coy Sims Virgil Tarvin Hiram Alva Test, Jr. Norman Throgmonon John Robert Tomello Norma Lee Tipton James E. Walker Eugene Webb Elizabeth Webb Aubrett Whidby Jessie Wood Dorothy Whizsell Rachel Wiliong Meredith E. Wilfong John Floyd Wilson

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Fine Arts Department MAURINE WILLIAMS HThe gm: swaps not she Head: on it .w light. Public School Art D, B. WESTMORELAND He 1m u xchnlar and a ripe and good one; Exceedmg wise, fan spoken and pmuadiug. Philosophy Ethics Logic Speech

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MUSICAL ECHOES FROM HARMONY HALL Few schools have a larger percentage enrolled in am Music Department than has Southern College. l! is also unusual to lind as much real talent as is lmmd her The robed dloir, with its morc-Lhan-lifly voices, the male ortene, and the girl's ensemble are made up or talent that any school miglll covet. A large number of voice and piano pupils have been enrolled, and there are null those on a waiting list. Although the tcachersl schedules axc filled to overflowing. they are still making efforts to accommodate all those who arc in terested in any phase at music. Mrs. Bcn H. Lincoln, who heads the department, has been with it since its beginning. She is a graduate of Ouachita College, and has done much gf'ddlh ate Study in other inslimtions. She directs all vocal music ltadwrs voice, piano and Harmony. This year, .VIrsl J. L Cusscy, who is also a graduate of Ouachitzx College, has been added to lhc department and teaches piano, and several classes in theoretical'work. Mrs. Cossey has specialized in Piano and Organ, and will begin leaching organ soon. The college is very fortunate in owning a beamilul Electric Estey Organ, which is located in the choir 1011 of the Chapel. Mrs. Bryan McFarland works in the department 01' Band inmuclion and assists in teaching the overflow enrollment of piano students. The College Choir has been well received on all its appearances, having made its initial appearzmcc this session 21 the Baptist Convention at Little Rock. Mmh favorable comment resulted from :his appearance, and also many inviLaA tions have been received for concerts in churches over the state. During the spring season, the choir will present a program in various towns of Arkansas and Missouri. The theme of this years program will be uRcdcmption , depicted through the use of choral selection and Choral reading.