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

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GLIIDANC Sources Of What Do Your Students Teach You? Thomas Watson once said, 'We are a part of all we meet. If you associate with people who lift you up, you will have gainedf My life has been encouraged, challenged, and enriched by my students. I be- lieve when we are in God's will, every person becomes our teacher and contributes to our Christian growth. Mrs. Smith I believe I can and should learn something from every person I meet. lt is an enriching experience to work with teenagers realizing that God has a plan for each of their lives and He is using me as a tool in developing this plan. Mr. Smith The Students at SBEC have taught me the guidance of the Holy Spirit to look beyond surface ap- perances and smiles. Mrs. Cordle Mr. and Mrs. Smith work well to- gether in life and business. They co-ordinate their Bible studies and present both historical and spiritu- al aspects of the Bible. Mrs. Cordle gives invaluable con- suling to all in search of answers to questions concerning problems at home and school. 78fAcademics

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Mrs. Traylor Processingt Office practice, Typing I. SMALL DEPARTMENTS OfElectives Offer A Variety as ' A sf ... s - X. -K. hvr ' .Jia Miss Doty always lights up our life with music. Even when rain- drops keep falling on her head. she always rises again to make us feel alive and like singing. Un- der her leadership the band is growing and has added a new diminsion of excitement at pep rallies and sporting events. A true artist, Mrs. Bowen. with mere pen and ink, makes paper come alive. She puts into her subjects the same life as her pictures, that is why her classes are so great. The art department offers a good variety of creative experience in both beginning and advanced courses. Mr. Stewart has an incredible way of taking straight lines and figures and turning them into plans of symetrical grace. His goals for the department are as wide as the subject itself. The new computer course taught by Mrs. Traylor gives the students a taste of the widely expanding computer field. Other business courses offered are typing, office practice and shorthand. Cooking, sewing, and interior design are just a part of the Home Economics classes tackled by Mrs. McClure. It is all of these single departments that round out the education so valued at S.B.E.C. Academlcsf77

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T F F! People We Can't Do Without Cleanliness is next to Godli- ness, so our school must be in heaven. Mr. Stevenson and the maintenance staff work many long hours to keep the building sparkling, the grass and shrubs neatly trimmed, and everything operating and in tip top shape. They have proven many times, any complications that come about they can solve. The lunchroom ladies are al- ways busy. When they are not refilling food racks or collecting for lunches, they are assisting students or cleaning tables and never fear, no matter how late they are, they are always glad to take your money. Mrs. Huges and Mrs. Allen also work in the guidance office and library. Academicsf79