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

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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

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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.

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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.