Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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First Row - Fred R. Bowman, Dr. William B. Greer. Dr. Robert C. Moore QChairmanD. James W. Garrison and Judge Robert Cl. Whitwell Second Row - George E. Crone. William R. Gorman. Dr. Ray Cox. and James A. Stroud Left - James H. Brackeen Lower Left - Ken Miller - Our Board of Trustees is a most diverse and talented group of individuals. They come from the religious, medical. legal and busi- ness professions. Our Chairman of the Board is Dr. Robert C. Moore. Pastor of Broadway Baptist Church. Our representatives from the medical field include Dr. Ray Cox. Department Head of Cancer Research at Veterans Hospital, and Dr. William B. Greer, Associate Professor of Operative Dentistry at the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry. Judge Robert Q. Whitwell. Attorney at Law in Southaven and Judge of Horn Lake. gives our Board sound legal advice. Our business representatives range from a company presi- dent to a sales manager. They are Ken Miller, President of Florida Safety Products, James A. Stroud, owner and principal photographer for Photography by Stroud, Fred R. Bowman, Tresurer of Seessel's Grocery Store, James W. Garrison, Assistant to the President of NAPA Memphis Distribution Center, James H. Brackeen. Transpor- tation Department Delta Airlines, William R. Gorman, Representa- tive for State Farm Insurance and George E. Crone, Sales Manager for Fluid Power. We are most grateful for the service and direction they give to S.B.E.C. pieog J .I I1 15 3 S9

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C 2 '-u-a Q1 ou 'Q fclft 2 54!Academics .,4rwf-W Mrs. Tapp . . . What a special ladyl A real jack-of-all-trades! She's easy to spot, always wearing a beautiful smile, and proudly dis- playing five or six Trojan ribbons across her blouse. As our resident cheerleader, Mrs. Tapp never fails to be hooten' and hoIleren ' for us on the football field, basketball court, wrestling mats, and baseball diamond. In the classroom, her crazy stories, wonderful sense of humor, and vast knowledge make history almost interesting! CAnd thatfs an accom- plishmentlj Mrs. Tapp never fails to be encouraging someone, giving up her time for others, build- ing our lives to become Godly, Christian teenagers, and most of all, living her life as one that reflects Christ's love and compas- sion to others. It is with honor that we dedi- cate the I98 I - l 982 Troian to Mrs. Ann Tapp. r 1 I wt-654. , l 3 114 ,N Aeiisvii EWU E Wie Q fifif' :wir ' Sssfffsssff im 4 :fx-1' f-Ev 'dw' 1 film Zisf sv-izmisg ms f ll? gt-jg! 5 ig '-. .2 1 EN 'S fi MSM, 5 gi- Q lie. sky -1 if, 0 V -.. I-,,. sl-I' Fr 'rf f

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IITR 0 What Do The Students Teach You? I have gained tremendous in- sight in working with the students at S.B.E.C., as well as working with their parents. I guess one of the greatest insights that I have gained which has been beneficial in my own life is the fact that parents need to be prepared to be imitated by their children. My responsibility allows me, often times, to deal with parents as well as students and, in practically every case, the stu- dent's attitude and actions are a reflection of the parents' attitude and actions. With three children of my own, I am trying to be careful to respond in such a way to every situation and every circumstance that it will be pleasing to the Lord. I recognize that whether my re- sponse is good or bad, more than likely, my children will imitate my actions. It has been a real joy to watch parents respond properly to various circumstanceshere at school and then to watch their chily dren respond properly also. I trust that this insight which I have gained from our students will make me a better parent and administra- tor. Paul E. Young, School Admin- istrator As head of the SBEC family Mr. Young exemplies a father who loves his children. He is a con- cerned parent who prays for his family , disciplines, encourages. and has a great vision for the fu- ture. 56fAcademics