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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

THE 1959 SOUTHERNER Southern Baptist College Walnut Ridge, Arkansasw. llhams Baptist College fELlX GOODSON LIBRARY Page 1 Walnut Ridge. Ark. 1 o z m l. :3 nj w m Wm m u E. ph . m 2. Dd m m 5. .ms K 1 mm u . mm m wan. hd u v... tn . mp m .n r mm h mm 8 Hw u, .m. am. m x mm mam a .. s M mmh 4 m um CVR .v: Mma .$ Z 8 .mm : 2. la! a 2 11A 1 at m mmr n m. I mi . A wrum m sun: gunman.- saum.um,se' w y luy-al- w u :y m uy-u- n-ax- w plan our x cu. w. :m mm: at Euuch-zm. 'n mu m: u. 1-- :: Page 2 W AM C155 5 e S Ovj Anxzaiion Actgvzhes I Sports Acilvjitismj J bdrm m isfr aghon r Cambus'of Christian Purpose . .. Administration Building Theologicial Wing Women's Dormitory Cafetuia Library Chapel President's Home Dedication . . . Because you both have conmbuted so willingly to the advance ment of Southern Baptist College and each of her students,,we lovingly dedicate this volume of the Southerner to the Behannons 7 Dean of Women and Dean'RegiStmr. Mrs. Behannon, sponsor of the Sophomore class, sponsor of the Annual Staff, lovely lady, and confidanrguiding light to all: Dean Behannon, sppnsot of the Freshmen class, gracious gentleman, be- loved professor, and friend; we appreciate. honor, and cherish you both, Page 6 H. E. WILLIAMS A.B., AI.A., D.D. ngclmlqu MRS. W. BEHANNON BS. V Ed. Ed. filmlJurru fir! ya I J. I, COSSEY A.B., Th. 13. Religious Education Pcae 3 Faculty . WOODROW BEHANNON 1 AR, B.D. Religion and Philosnphy MRS. J. I. COSSEY A.B., BIL Ed. Education CHARLES F. GWINUP LENDOL JACKSON H M. HANEY A.B., Th. M. RA. B. A, M. A., E. D. Th. D. Sci, and Math. Physical Educaaon English MISS MONA HALL W J. MCDANIEL JOHN T. MIDKIFF A. 13., M. A. B4 5., M. A. A. 8,, M A. Librarian Music Social Science Page 9 MISS MARGARET MIXON L F. QUEEN W. K. WHARTON B. S, M. Ed. B. A,, T . M., D. D. A. B. Bus. Administmlion Bxble and Religion English s 5 3 i Page In Woodrow Behanmn, Dean of the college; Mrs. Woodxow Behannon, Dean of Women; J. T. Midkiff, Dan of Men. MRS, DOROTHEA JEFFERS w. n. WELLS, SR. Housemmhe, Of Dmmimry MRsA VERA NUGENT Business Manager fox Women Manager of Cafexexia mum; Page 1 l WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGE LIBRARY Office i Personnel st. Bobby Siffoxd, Secxetary to the President. Dean confers will: his secmmy, st. Caxl Claxk. Mrs. A. W. Psalmonds and Mrs. Ruben Fcazcl, secretaxies Director of Student Aid Fund, J. I. Cossey; sccxemxy, , m the Business Manager, w, R. Wells. Margy Seay. Public Relalions Department; Mrs. Gene Runsick, Shirley Secxemxies m the faculty, Betty Marshall and Shirley Byers. Byexs, and Elizabeth Bmwm sccxclarie$ Page 12 63 SOPLOMOVC g I aYCSI'WTWEH SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Pvesidsnt, Tom Pinle, Dyzysbnrg, Tennesseg che Praxidmm James Wilkerson, Fisk, Missouri; Secretary, st. w. R. Wells, Shreveport, Louisiana; Socml Clmimum, Nancy mm; Manila, Arlmnsm; Student Comxcxl Representative, Jim Donch, Fisk, Mzssnwi; Annual Staff Representative, Clyda Swami, wnlm Ridge, Avkrmms. N. c. Bryan Callcge City, Arkansas W. L. Criswell Dymbmg, Tennessee Jim Donch mt, Mixsmm' Arthur A. Anderson Ham'ton, Avknnmx Vela Andaman Harrison, Arkansas Bob Dough. Walnut Ridge, Avkrmsm Linda Bell Concord, Arkansas Darrell M. Black Pavagvuld, Arkansas Wilma Hurley Lilbnum, M xsszmri Melba Jones Salem, Arkumas Roben Fcazel Em St. Louis, lllmoix w. Preston Lawrence Blythcville, Arkmnm Don McBride Dyenlamg, Tmem ezry Flippo 0x12, Arkamas ancea McPhail Forrest Cny, Arkansas Bessie Nugent College City, Avlumsa: Johnny A. Green Tuckerman, Aykzmsu: Pirtle and Peck HActing natural! William Hedspeth Wdlmmmug, Mmm- Ruben Pumphcry Fisk, Missouri Sophomores 7. . . Mazgy Seay Lake Cay, Arkansas Barthena, Melba, and Carol - taking time off from study. pouvexsmion between two luvels: inda, are you taking me seriously? Dewayne Shelton Mulden, Missami Stanley 3. Smith Pmagould, Avlumsm Lewis E. Phillips Gmbbs, Arkansas Thomas Pinls Dyenlmyg, Tennessee Sherml Lynn Wells Shmvepmt, Larm'xilnm Mrs. Virginia Wells Shreveport, Louisiana Clydz Swami Hlulnut Ridge, Arkansas Nancy Whim Manila, Arkansas James Wilkerson Fish, Missouri Hmy Talbert, IL Pocahontas, Arkansas Effie Ann Vincent Glasford, Illinois Veda Watson Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Sophomores Not Pictured Donald E. Austin, Walm Ridge, Avkanxns Joan Ballard, Walmn Ridge, Arkansas Jimmy Davis, Lake City, Arkansas Beauice Ralph, Ionasbam, Arkansas Bill Hedspeth: Caught in the acw Peggy M. Byers Hmdy, Avlmnsm Shirley A. Byers Hardy, Arkanyzs Christine Camp Newport, Arkansas Barxhcna Caner Pine Bluff, Arkansas Bully Cartwright Mansfield, Arkansn: ,1 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: President, Dean Goodman, Dyers, Avlumms; Semmymmm, Shirley Edmmdc, Byers, Hardy, Avkanms; Freshmen Class Rewesemutive. Deluplaine,Arkanxax Canal Fowler, Manila, Aykansm; VicarPresidem, CmI Dunnam, Wuhan, Arkanm John H. Davis Memphis, Tcnncsxze Ralph Dolls: Bernie, M ixsomi Vixginia N. Andrews Bald Knob, Aykams Kareem A531 Nazareth, Imzel Audrey M. Dunmm Memphis, Tennesme Cecil Dunnam Walcon, Aylumsus Bobby CV Ashlock lmboden, Arkansn: Jimmy Barber Buy, Arkansas Particia Durham Piedmont, Missouri James Fields Mrs. Darrel Black Pocahontas, Arkansas Paragould, Arkansas Elizabeth J. Brown Rwandan, Arkansas 03301 Fowler Manilm Arkansas James Fowler Clover Bend, Aykmm James Brown Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Ronald Burrow Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Donald Iohnsmn Puxz'co, Misxmui Jane Kablex Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Marvin L. French Dyersburg, Tennessee H. V. Gill Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Melvin L. Keel 'Doniphzm, M issmui Donna McBnde Fred Glover Dyerslmrg, Tennessee Gray Ridge, Missouri Dean Goodman Dynss, Aykansas Mrs. Don McBride Dyevslmrg, Tennessee Peggy Earlene McDonald Wayne Greenwood Daniphan, Missoun Willow Spriwgc, Missouri D. E. Handling College City, Aykansas Pm McGill Sikexttm, Missoun Betty Frances Mnxshall Batesville, Arkansas Carol Sue Harris Poplar Bluff, Missouri Philip L. Ham 5:. Lam's, Missouri Louise Massengill Gyeenway, Arkansas Warren Massengil Conmrd, Arkansas Dewey Hickey Benton, Aykawsus Larry Holobnugh Black Rock, Arkansas Margaret Howard Arkadelphia, Arkansas Ronda Hunter Plaqumiwe, Louisiana Charles I. Jarrett Maynard, Arkansas Harold D. Jenkexson Ester, Arkansas Page 19 Pm, Peggy, st. Nugenl, Tilda, Wilma - Prepar: salad for lunch. Harvey Murphy Pocahontas, Arkansas Anhur Nally College City, Arkansas Don Peck Fisk, Missouri Willie Preston Tyronza, Arkansas Alfred W. Psalmonds Stuttgart, AYkanSaS Eumieu Ring Callege City, Aykmm Jean King Callege City, Avhanxas Mm Reva Rodgers Leslie, Arkansas Gene Runsick Ash Flat, Arkansas Tilda Stay Lake City, Arkansas Irene Shuhz Harviell, Missouri de's Shuhz Huwiell, Mixsaun' Bobby Ken: Siffoxd Braden Missouri Jimmy Sparks ngould, Avlumms M01611 Tannex Wisemm, Arkansas Noel Tannez Wisman, Arkansas l I Fmsh Day Pal McGill mm Barbara Wuoldridge N eelyville, Missouri o C. Wright Panzgauld, Arkansas Thelma Taylor Augusta, Arkansas Bobby Von Anmen Koshkanang, Missouri Opal Wynn Fayetteville, Arkansas Vemon Wasmn Tupelo, Aykansas Rex Ann Waymon College City, Arkansas Freshmen NOE Pictured Ralph Davis, Walnut Edge, Arkansas; Nellie Dollar, Bernie, Misswri; Ruth Hayes Delaplm'nz, Arkansas; Jerry gigs, Holczmh, Missauvi;wTox-nmie Mkisnex, Pawhamax, Tom , w e, , nsas; 10 n Maynard, 1 mm, A. max; John Peuit Hn,dy,yA,k:a,La5 Pocahontas, Arlumsax; Ray Sharp, Evening Shade, M. amas; Larry Taylor, Blytheville, Arkansas, Kennani Dale Welch Ash Flat. Arkansas Edward Wilkinson Peach Orchard, Arkansas Jimmy Williams Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Opal Wynn-Dean Goodman Noel and Mozell Tanner Page 21 Night Students James Black, Pocahnntas, Arkansas Merkne Brown, Walnut Ridge,A17mnsas Bobby Childs, Pocahontas, Arkansas Opal Cooper, Ham, Arkansas William Elms, Pomhonmx, Arkansas Harald Galbraith, thmm, Mam Wily Hawkins, Pommm, Aylumsm Gexald Lambie, Egypt, Ayknnm Joe Lingo, Wuzm Ridge, Arkansas Vom McGonigal, Alicia, Arkmmu Edward Meeks, Pomhanmx, Arkansas Mrs. A w. Psalmonds, 5mg , Arkansas Dwight Reed, Donaphin, Missouri Mznan 5mm, Pamhtmmr, Avkansas Dathine Thomas, Pocahontas, Arkansas Night Students Not Pictured Flon'ne Ballazd, W'nlnut Ridge, Arkansas; George Ballard, Walnut Gemge'rownsend Ridge, Arkansas; Duel camp, Pocahontas, Avlmmtzx; William Cares, pmhmw, Adam, Walnut Ridge, Arkansax; Jeffexson Davis, Walnut Ridge, Adam; John Washam Edwin D. bnssom, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas,- Belly Guffy, Walnut Pamhtmtas,A11umsus Ridge, Arkansas; Ray D. Harmer, Claykum, Missoun; Mme Ivy, WaL m Ridge, Arkanms; Mm Paul Kixkpauick, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, Chane: Liscomb, Ham, Avkamnx; Vera Nugem, College City, Arhwp Sas; George Pickett, Ravemien Springs, Arkamas; Pauline Rainer, Rectay, Aykam, Cleveland Ramsey, Pocahontas, Arkunsnx; Floyd R0 henson, Walnut Ridge, Arkamas; Calm Waymon, Collage City.A1k- anus. William c. Bullard, Walnut Ridge, Mr 4mm: Haskel Malone, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Theo Nugem, College cw, Arkansas Eldon F. Rogers, Batesville, Admm Frank J. Rodgers, Lzslie, Arkansas Earl Bolinger, SI Iosaph, Mssouri; Carl H Johnsan, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas; Charles F. Mayberry, Hmnenville, Missouri; Odean Snowden, Walnut Ridge, vknnszu; Vixgle VVeaks, Portia, Arkamas. Special Students 3 Adult Education Not mama i Mrs. John Davis Special Students Not Picmred Alemphis, Tennessee Marie Bryan, Collegz aim Ark Clarice Feazel 11125115 , E. St. Louis, Illinois Mm Dean Goodman, Dyan, Dmne Gaithex Arkansas Alicia, Arkansas J, I. Willaxd, Libevty, Missouri M5. H, M Haney Mrs. Marguerite Coker, Hm, Calleg: City, Arkansas Mums f xijkaQs ngJ k xkk'xxx BAPTIST STUDENT UNION GROUP-lefk :9 right, In: Delaine Johnson, Jimmy Williams, Don Johnston, Darrell Laugh, Stanley Smith. Sixth yaw: Clyde Stafford, Maxg m Baptist BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 0m- CERS: Lea to right, back row: 1:: Vice Pyeridem, Effie Vincent, Glaxford, 112.,- Sear mmmemm, Margaret Howard, Arha- dzlphia, Ark; Pmm, Linda Bell, Heber Springs, Ark; Vicaeridem, Carrol Fowl- er, Manila, Ark,- mm row: Publicizy Chair- man 12nd Songlmder, Margy Sexy, Lake City, Ayk; Social Chairman, Nancy White, Manila, Ark,- Dwan'onal Chaimum, Wilma Huxly, Lilboum, Ma.,- President, William Hedschh, Williamsville, Ma ck row: Tommy Weaver, Gerald Cooper, Jerry Roe, Childress, Robert Puckett, Bob Douglas, Larry Hula Howard, Mary Alice Pierce. th yaw: Barbam wml- dridge, Melba Jones, Peggy McDonald, Dorothy Pierce, Tilda Newson, Everett Cxites. Fourth row: Effie Vincent, Tilda Seny, VViIma Huxley, Shcrrel Wells, Opal Wynn. Page 24 Third raw: Betty Marshall, Glenda Coopex, Paulette Palmer, Haxold Jenkexson, Banhena Caner, I. I. Cosse . Second row: shall, Nancy White, Bill Hedspeth, Linda Bell, Cane Fowler, soy, Pat McGill, Bobby Ashlock, H. V Gill, Marvin French, Re Ed Wilkinsun, Margy Seay, La Nelle Max- Virginia Anduews. Fm: row: I. T, Midkiff, span bin Decker. Student Union l m: B. s. 11. President, Bill Hedspeth Dormitory Quartet: Pat Durham, Margaxet Howard, Vip giniz Andxews, Tilda Seay B. S. U. Focus Week Team Members: Tennyson, Logue, McDonald, Dowell, and Puckett; Bottom: E S. U group a! Walcotz tenant. THIS I BELIEVE... THIS I DO The letters B.S.U. are the abbxeviation fox Baptist Student Union. One of the main pur- poses of this union is to serve as a connective link between the school and the church. Our B.S.U, has had a full year which began with a iiget-together party the first Wednesday night in September. In October, approximately thirty students attended the State B.S.U. Convention on the campus of Ouachita Baptist College in Arkae deiphia, Arkansasi The B,S,U. was blessed with 3 Focus Week in November, having a Variety of pastors missionaries business men and stw dents on our campus. The team membexs were Garyson Tennyson Missionary to Brazil; Tom i Vii ' ,, Logue State BUS U. Secretary; Erwin L Mac Donald, Editor of Arkansas Baptist; R. H. Dorris, Pastor of Pike Avenue Baptist Church North Little Rock; Andy Puckett Senior at Vander hilt; Grover DoweIl State entomologist with Agriculture Extension Service, Little Rock; Jae Hall Monis, Oral Surgeon, Memphis, Tenn; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Street, Pastor of First Bap- tist Church, Conway. On April 577, the B,S.U. is expected to have a large group to attend the Spring Retreat which will be held at Femcliffi We, the B.S.U, of Southern Baptist Col- lege, feel that this has been a successful year, and we want to thank all of you for your interest and cooperation. Page 25 Student Government Officers Page 26 Firs: Semeslev Pvesidenl, Danell Black; First semes- m VicerPresident and now the mend :meskzv Pmmm Tommy wea. vtr; Semelary-Trcasurzv for the year, Caml Sue Harris. Officers not pm. mud: Margy Sexy, mp 1mm,- Linda Bell, Buv mm Manager. The Southerner Staff We ate the annual staff! We, with the help of our Sponsor, have done our very best to make this an annual you will be proud to tum through in years to come, and remember many happy experiences at Southem. As we see the finished ptoducr we look back at the tense mt; ments we encountered while selling advertiser ments, the hours at night that we slaved, and the many ptoblems we faced with each page, ! then we smile and say, Whose times were not i so tcrrible after 311. May we say thank you The Minn 0f the Smuhemev Ma! Sea and Buy to all who contributed time, money, and pic- mess Managey, Linda Bell. ' gy y tures. You have made out yearbook. t Annual Staff Members, Standing from left to right: st. w, Behannon. Sponsor, Barbara Wooldridge; Clyda Staf- ford, spphmm Class mum; James Wilkerson, Betty Marshall, Lam; Editm; Margaret Howard, Freshmen Class mm,- Shirley Eyexs, Axsistant Editor; Don Johnston; Nancy White, Snaptha: Editor. Seated from left m right: Elizabeth Brown, Typist; Linda Bell, Businas Managev; Margy Sezy, Editor. N01 pictured Bill Hedspetli. The Scroll Staff The Scroll was first published several years ago under the direction of J. I. Cossey and W. K. Wharton. It was a yearly interest of stu' dents on the Campus to have a school paper. In 1957 the student interest dropped and the advisurs could not go on alone, therefore the stopped publishing the Scroll. In 195859 the students decided to try to get the paper out again and they organized and elected as their sponsor, Dr. H. Mt Haneyt As anything Wor- thwhile, it took time for students to become interested enough to really make the paper successful. Scroll editor Ed Wilkinson and assistant editor Opal Om appreciation gees to all the Scroll Wynnr staff and especiaHV to the editor in 1958, War ren Massengill. We feel that with the cooperar tion of the students interested in journalism, with their Sponsor, the Scroll has been and will be what the students make it. Scmll Staff Members: Smnding from left to right: Dxt H, M. Haney, Spansnr; Wilma Hurley, Typisl; Opal Wynn, Assistant Editm; Ed Wilkinson, Editm, Virginia Andrews, Typist; Jummy Williams, Svcial Editor,- Jane Kabler, Typist; Canal Fowler, Sports Editor. Sealed: Peggy McDonald, Humov Editor; La Nelle Marshall, hm urer; Darrell Childress, Religious Editar; Tilda Seay, Typle. Not pictured: Cecil Dunnam, Business Managev; Hare xiet Lowe, Art Editor. Life Service Band The Life Service Band is a group of sttr dents dcdicated to the work of the Lord. This organization is composed of girls that are misV sion volunteers, religious workers in zmv field and girls that are Call into Christian work, but are uncertain of thcir vocation. The Life Service Band was organized 5ch eml vezrs ago at Southern hv Mr. C. F. Gwin- up. He sponsored the group for several vcars and they were very successful in their work. Fat the past two years Dr. H. E. Williams has sponsored the group and they have traveled all over Arkansas and Missnuti giving their programs in churches The program Varies with devotions, special music, testimonies, and the plan of salvation presented with a flannelgraph. The group has had weekend youth revivalS, Sunday morning services, a n d Wednesday night services at churches in the surrounding men. They have their own station wagon by which they travel, and the Churches usually take up a love offering to help pay the expenses that are incurredi The Life Sewice Band would like to thank each Church for their Caropemtion 3nd to thank Dri Williams for his assistance. Dr. Williams and a group of Life Service Band memr hers at Tnunen. Life Scxvice Band Membersi 1m to right, back vow: Francis McPhail; Barthena Ca 1 fer; opal Wynn, Secverarerveusmer; IVlazgaret Howard, VtceAPresidem; Peggy McDonald, neuy Mxnhall, Pianist; Fm: row: Tilda Seay; Margy Sexy; Virginia Andrews, Melba Jones, Student Government Rewzszntmtve; Effie Vincent, President. Those not picfmed; LaNelle Marshall, Glenda Cooper, Tilda Nawsom, Duwlhy meme loung Vn'nmen's Auxxliury members, zen to right, smndmg. VirgxniaAndIcu;, TxldaSeay,ThelmaTay1m,Wilma Hmmy, Pm cDunuld, Frances McPhail, Banbena Caner, Ahmarct IIr'uard, Shirley Byers, Effie Vincent, Mel- bu Jones, L Harms, Peggy Ems. Seated: Mn, Dnmxlma kHcrs, qtmzmv'; Mm Scay, Songleadev; Betty Am 31ml, Prams, Pm Durham, Sccremvy; Ehzahuh Brown, '1 vmsmer: nda Bell. Pvugmm chairumn; Nancy While, vmermmzum; 01qu Wynn, Pyexidnm, Not picmved m; Sheucl VVelL mas Newm, Hamel Lowe, Wilma Chamnan, La Ncllc Marshall, Glenda Coupcr, Paulette Palmer, Barbara .Vooldridge, Margo Walker, Mary Piexcc, .md Dummy Pierce Ministerial Alliance Mammal Alliance ufficen: 1m to mam: Vernon VVasson, 52m Xayy; DV E. Handling, Vicaeresir dam; Dr. J. F. Queen, Sponmr, Eldon Rogers, President; Johnny Green, 132mm. Cosmopolitan Club Cosmopolitan Club Members: Left :0 right: Barthena Canex; Peggy McDonald; Melba Jones: Mar are: Howard; Sherrel Wells, Clydz, Suffoxdi; Don Johnston; Barbara Wmldridge; Rapamzv; Harold Jenkerson; Til 2 Seay; Opal Wynn, Secr-ezury; Jimmy -ngliams, 5mm Gwamment Represenmtive; Effie Vincent; Paulette Palmex; Carrol Fowler, mezdm; J, T. Mam, Sponsor. Not Pictured m CamI Harris, Treasmev; and Kareem A531, Vice-Pyzsidm Library Club Library Club officers: Left to right: Maxgaxet Hows , Presi. dent; Melba Jones, Vice-Pvzxiliem; Linda Bell, Secretarervenmyzr and Swim Covmmeyt rcprm senmtivc; Thelma Taylor, Social Chairman; Miss Mona H311, Snow snr and Librarian. Girls Trio, from left m nght: Sherml Wells, Clyda Suffurd, and Linda Bell. Choir The Southern Baptist College Chou is made up of men and women who eniov singr ing and who have dedicated their talents to God. They tmvel to churches, schools, and spec- ial assemblies to bring their messages in song. They do most of this traveling during the Spring of each veer, although they are kept busv 311 during the whole year. Mr. W. I. IVICD'miel, head of the music deparlmcnt, is the Choir Director. While he is away in school for this pring. Dr. H. M. Haney ls directing the choir until he returnst Suulhetn Balm College Choir: Len w right, back mw: Nancy White, Frances McPhatl, Pal McGill, 0. c. anlu, Hamid jenkcxsun, Opal Wynn, Clyda Stafl'oxd; from raw: Margy scay, Barbara Wooldndge, Ems Vin- mm, Lmdt Bell, Banlxena Cam, Sherrcl Wells, and Vugtma Andxcws; semi, w. J. McDaniel, Choir Director. . A .' 3! X,ll m 2.9:! V r yd I XX ' Vf t p ; WK N ' 3;??JK1 n ! 1, XX X xvi, ' $? 3 K, KI. Mr. Southern Dame Johnson, B.S.U. Page 34 Miss Southern Linda BcH, B.S.U. Page 35 Repriasentatives Each organization on the campus selected their choice candidates for Mr. and Miss South- em. These candidates were selected because of their outstanding personalities and not because of their populatity. X , From these candidates the faculty chose one h .. girl and one boy whom thev thought contribut- ed more and upheld Southern as a Campus of Christian Purpose . We salute you, Mr. and Miss Southern Delainc Johnson and Linda Bell, Saphomare Class Nancy White Audrey Dunnnrn Cecil Dunmm Shirley Byers Minismial Alliance Ministzr-ilzl Alliance Y. WhA. Page 36 1 Sophmnme Class Freshmen Class Freshmen Clan Tom Pinle Wilma Cham-nan Dewey Hickey Don Johnston Glenda Coopcx Y. W - A- Life Service Band Page 37 . . . Representatives Casmapolitzm Club Cosmaspolimn Club Margarcx Howard Canal Fowler Harold Jcnkexsnn La Nelle Marshall Darrell Childress Life Senate Band Small Saul! Page 35 um All AmuncL Shirley Byers and um. Johnston VVmIcsl: Opal Wynn and Canal Fowler NcArcst: Clyda Stafford and Tom - Purl: Who... Mmt Likely to Succeed: Betty Marshall and Bill Hcdspuh Cums: Couple: Shirley um: and 'l'om Pirtle Best Amletes: Shixley RM and Don 101mm inendliem Le Nelle Mmmn. CW1 Fowler, and opal Wynn Page 40 Best Personalhies: Clyda Sxaffoxd and Tom Pinle Most Courteous: La Nelle Marshall and Don Johnston Most Smdmus: Betty Marshall and Bobby VonAllmen Most Popular: Linda Bell and Tom Pirde Page 41 ' Second Semester Students Second Semester Sludems No: Pictumd Frances Alum, Pacahwms, Ark, Fvsshvmm; Gemge Allison, Pocahontas, ML, Sophommz; Patricia Back- out, Dinz, Ayk, Sophomme; Bnme Exyam, Walnut Ridge, A7120 Night; Robin Decker, Akron, Ohio, thv man; Hazel Johnson, Walnut Ridge, ML, Freshman; Ono Kracher, Clover Bend, Ark, Fraxlmmn; Lyle Lang loix, Walnut Ridge, Ark, Night; Wm. Ross mms, Jamex Anderson, Mucamb, Mm, Freshman Billy Joe Bridges, Pocahomm, Ark, Freshman Wilma Chauman, Pwlar Bluff, Mu, Frcslv mun Darrell Childress, Pamgould, AnrkU Freshman William Clark, Walnut Ridge, Am, Speuxtll Gerald Cooper, Hoxie, Ark. Freshman Glenda Cooper, Little Rock, Am, Fmshman Ema: Crim, Pumgmdd, Ark, Sophomore Donald Curtis, Maynard, Ark, Freshman Iamcs Fclzy, Wnlcmt, ML, Freshman John Howenon, Walnut Ridge, Ark, Fresh man Dame Johnson, Piggon, Ark, Sophomore Harriett Lowe, Greenwood, Ark, Freshman La Nelle Marshall, Pmine Grove, Ark, Fresh mm Tilda Newsnm, Paragaulal, Ark, Freshman Aubrey O'Connor, Selmer, Tenn, Freshman Mrs. G. R. Olson, Rwandan, Ark, Freshman Paulette Palmer, Memphis, Tenn, Freshman Dorothy Pierce, Ianesbow, ML, Freshman Gayle Picrce, Jongslmvu, Adm, Freshman Mary AHce Pierce, Jancslmro, Am, Freshman Robert Puckett, Walnut Ridge, Avk., mesh. 1mm Gaye Rice, Dcluplaine, Ark, Fmshman 1:ny Roe, Fixk, Ma, Saphamme 101m Clay Smith, Ham, Am, Frethan Charles Stephens. Carbondale, 111., Freshman Galen Suinger, Light, Ark, Sophmave Berhrn Taylor, Alicia, Ark, Freshman 3100mm, Ma., Sophrrmave; Robert Moulton, Poplar 131w, Mm, Sophomore; Jesse Noxthweathex, Callege Cim Ark, Sopkomare; Eddie Smith, Alma, A1k., Freshman; Anna Welsh, Wazm Ridge, Am, szxh- man; J. n. Wiles, Sidney, Ark, Freshman; Billy Wingo, Pacahanms, Ayk., Nigkt; Mn. 0. c, Wright, Callagi 3W; Ark, Syecial; Pleas Becklmm, McDougul, Avk, 1g 1. Homecoming Left a: right: Shirley Bycxs, Third Maid; Linda Bell, Fixsk Maid, Clyda Stafford, Queen; Caml Sue Harris, Second Maid; Shenel VVclIs, Fourth Maid. Melanie Feazel, Cxown Bearer; Gary Flippo, escoxt. Queen Clyde Stafford esconcd by Captain James Wilkerson Each ycut a basketball queen .3 5c7 lected to reign ova: the activities at the Homecoming celebration. Miss Clyda Stafford, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stafford of Walnut Ridge uus selected to reign as queen this year, Clyde, a sophomore, has served as a cheerleader for two years, being head cheerleader this year. Mr. James Wilkerson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Wilkerson of Fisk, MisV souri crowned the queen. James, a sophomore, has been active in the spnns program, serving as Captain of the basketball team For two years. Southern Baptist Eagles . . . The Southern Baptist College Eagles en- joyed a VElY fine basketball season this yea; by winning 11 and losing 17. This has been dnu Hist year that Southern Baptist College has been a member of a conference. The College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association: Conference in region seven . l'hc states in brcgiun scvcn arc: Arkansas, Tcnnessee, Mis. sippi and Ala- bamah The team played in the NJCAA tourna- mmt at Manon, Alabama this year and Came out in fourth plan: The leam also took a four day trip through pans of Miswuri. While them they played: thoul of the 07axks, Branson; Ozark Bible ngge, Joplin, Evangehcal College, prmgr Coach 1.6111101 hum Conch Leudol Jackson anticipates a very fine season ncxl yuan Southern Baptist Lads: lee: m 1igm, 1331.: Mich, Hobby Ashiook, Don JnlmsLnn, Lnny Unlnbaugh, Gme Hun- sick. Coach Lendol Jackson: me Hippo, jamcs VVilhrsrm, Bobby Siffozd, Hubby Douglas, Ju'n Fowler. Pogu 45 Jun Fowlcx Bobby Adzlock aWWIMh viiiiW ; H IIHIWWWWW'1 mi . IHWJ!WIUWHHI ' if'ulllmllmm W Hmm Immmmummnmmw n l Cheerleaders Cheating for the Eagles wexe: Barbara Wooldridge, Sherrcl Wells, Linda BelL Clydz Stafford, Carol Sue Hams, and Peggy Bycxs. Runsick lo the Rescue! Captain Clydn Suuuin 'her stuf To our advertisers, our sponsor and to all who have contributed in any way to make our year- book this year, we say THAN K YO U from The Staff Page 51 ARKANSAS SPORTING GOODS Jonesboro, Arkansas GARDNER'S STUDIO PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY Films Developed 12 Exposures for 60 cents Write for Free Roll Film Mailers TU 4-2211 WALNUT RIDGE, ARK. Page 55 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR SAVINGS WE OFFER A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Phone TU 4-3531 Walnut- Ridge, Ark. STOP AT LAWRENCE COUNTY'S BROKEN ARROW TWO TRUCK STOP GREATEST STORES and CAFE Highway 57 BURROW HARDWARE 8- FURNITURE CO. Gas th Chesier Eai m. Man WILCOXSON 8. SON We am bu? never close FURNITURE CO Flemy of Parking Space MERLE and R. D. BURROW Owners Open 24 hours HAROLD ANDERSON INSURANCE 8. DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. INSU RANGE- REAL ESTATE Heber Springs, Arkansas ENOUTTDDAY! 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Ground Breaking for New Boy's Dorm Page 62 CONGRATULATIONS To The STUDENTS of 1 958-59 THE VERY BEST TO YOU FROM THE ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF OF SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGE