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

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The S.B.E.C. secretaries do everything from typing letters to nursing sick students. They are the center of school commu- nications. They know how, why. when, and where everything and anything is going on. To the of- fice staff of S.B.E.C., we salute you. THE NEVI 3 BLU' -:nu ,s 3 5 :E i X 4'Q - jf 2 Center Of Communications 'Y Ss--...fx Mrs Cherry Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Middleton Miss Meffiman DAHFSH Zgfaix' Enrollment' S Assistant Bookkeeper MV- Y0Uf'8'5 59C 9fa'Y Receptmmst 8 oo Financial Secretary 58fAcademics . -Q-

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What Do The Students Teach You? Teaching and being involved with young people is always a learning experience. lf you don't learn from your students then you are not involved in such a way as to teach them. The most important thing that l have learned from the students at S.B.E.C. is patience, enthusi- asm, and concern for other peo- ple. Mr. McClure Eighteen years of working with children has taught and continues to teach me patience. I have also learned that it's so important to let children be chil- dren with all the fantasies and joys that only childhood can of- fer. CAIso how to match the ar- rows on the Excedrin bottIe.j Mrs. Wilkinson As high school principal, Mr. McClure has been at S.B.E.C. for two years. Through his humble, loving attitude and Christian witness, he has won the loyalty of teacher and student alike. His background of teaching, coach- ing, and administration com- bined with his truthfulness and fair dealings make him an ideal principal. Mrs. Wilkinson makes the job of elementary principal seem easy, and that is far from simple. Her determination and love of God are but the basics for the strength she calls upon to fulfill her duties. Academicsf57

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Reading, writing, and arithmetic are important elements of an ele- mentary student's education, but these subjects should be equalled by interest in good books, the Arts. and Bible. Mrs. Rodgers introduces new authors and stories to curious youngsters. Mrs. Brown teaches art and music to create appreciation for the great works of history. Mrs. Jackson teaches Christian ethics and Biblical principles to her young Bible students. All these speciality classes, library, art and music, and Bible are classes to which the stu- dents look forward. What Do Your Students Teach You? Each child has a meaure of talent and creativity. lt is a joy to see it develop. Mrs. Brown Faith is never so beautiful or obvious as when seen in the life of a child. .lo Jackson l feel that students have made me realize that we must be good examples for them. They can see through us if we are not completely honest with them. We should exhibit the same Christian love that we tell them they should have. Jean Rodgers PECIALITY CLASSES lfiiflflfy Mrs Brown Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Rodgers Art S, Music Bible Library Academicsf59