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

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There is a time for LEARNING t Ilouts Spent in Ihe ttbmtt in tIu: chmmom . . . Pxpetimexm m Hip Mb lecture; . . . this: discussion: . . . htmkb, and mnm books . . . some to be ton mam to he chewed and digcxtcd . . . writing ftantjcany on the night hcfute a macarch paper Is duo . . . agreeing ot disagreeing WiLh 3 wt . . . learning to think, to funnulute Nut own ideas to accept the challenge of the future . . t to go forth to make our Conlxibutinn to the world. we study, we phly, we worship; each we do t0 the host of OlIA' abilities and each we do for the fulfillment of our responsibilities. All of this continues to hund Southcm Baptist College, and to build the pmmnal g at the smdents as they go from SBC to take thm'r placm of rcsponsibih ' in suaety. k i l laslcd . . t snmc swallowed . . . und all 5 Students tty to master Accounting under the my struction of Miss Margaret Mixont Alice and Jnncna display their art tcchniqucs as Ulena and Mrs. Bchunnon 01m ve, 1 mm the, looks on the studcntg fnru, Mt. Midkiff is obxhnuly quoting; from Sabina.

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Wmc Newberry, Amen Alan and Don Austin cxpmiment under the supcrvi m, nr Mr. mump, Clwmisny instructor. Mr. Gwinup. D011 and Mr. Pcynm Robb, guidance counselor, cnnFcIs with Ronald Jones and Guilcne Hum 011 requirements fol lheit m.tjms. ?uqu z VVnyne seem to ho cnnking something up, but it looks as though Albert is more hlteresled in Last ing due nmmction. Victor Wong, accompanied by IWrs. Mary Sham burger, his mice instmclor, sings a Chinese ballad in his native tongue.

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Sophumote gitls drop their sophistication at the faculty sponsored Mtcrrnclon cut- ting; Nanry Webb and Arlus Wagner tlcmmr thML' at the facult'x tog gixcn lxy lht' dorm gitt. The spirit of Snmhelnls student hotly is manifested as the Homecoming Parade gets under way. and a lime for ACTIVITIES at S. B. C. Your years at Southern will be a lasting patt nf your life . . l mummies that will he in your heart foxcvcr, mcmmics that made you a part of the Southern spirit . l . an intangible spirit, a feel: g of belonging, 0t wulldng and plating mr gather . . . ltts lht- mmw gamm, homecoming feslix'itic:, orgunihlritms, l'tm nlglits. but more it's friendshipt. that never mm and an ideal to cheu'sh . . . That thing: um only muh mm a well- munde magnum of Mtivilics as wall a: a good amtlcmic status. lt'uu slum in tho nctixities of Snuthttm and you will gliarc in the memorltts that will result rmm your pamtapntmn. Religious or the faculty lmm added much m the sncial and Sims phase of mo, hete at Southern. emplmsi: and the fulcrum