Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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my Q--ww-tb -. 1' ' 9: w ,.l an l ' . , is 1... . .,..:, -. .. .. ' . ' ef M A A.: ,ct .-1 f--- :::::...:..'f:f::: . ff-- -Affair -e gififmn V V . aging,-3. V . . Q ---- 1-Q2 tfgxtpi-rr' -,- ' V we-1'--si 'sg 5' . ..- -'-as A Field Work Meeting was held every month for all Christianity majors. Gary Bearce, Larry Riedinger, and Martin McPheron discussed a previous trip to a Youth Director and Church Recreation Conference in Kentucky. . Q, 'zz-, , if T J 1 Courses in Old and New Testament were required for students at SWBC. The lighter side of Biblical life was pointed out along with the serious aspects in one Dr. Jerry Horner's lecture courses. 5'5- S ,. T Q ' n X M . W Q 1' X' --F-uni W , ,W - K M. Many miles were traveled, numerous articles were written, and countless hours were spent to bring about a state of readiness for the Redford School of Theology. Dr. Neely provided the supervision.

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. K x rx, K Keeping records, bookkeeping, and writing is made easier through the use of business machines. SWBC students, such as Marcy Adams, learned the techniques of using business machines during Jan. term. I -'75 ' Ii-ii' F-gf Q ,il if A NE i ' if f-5141 Business students at SWBC often found that accounting was one of the most frustrating courses offered. Kent Nichols struggled to balance his debits and credits. The most valuable asset when entering into a secretarial career is to be a skilled typist. The Business Department offered three courses in typing. Terry Boyd practiced to achieve speed and efficiency.

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30 cl' Many Christianity students chose revival teams as a means of gaining practical experience. Dave Weng, Karen Seals, Paul Davis, Glenda Norris, and Mike Phillips discussed plans for a weekend revival. Philosophy is a thought provoking subject and often led to discussion outside the classroom. Dr. Cochran and Steve Link continued probing a philosophical question after class in the student unlon. Lti ,rf-fi f ' vp- .. christianity, philosophy Division of christianity and philosophy becomes Redford School of Theology Southwest Baptist College has always had a vital interest in the education of those preparing to enter the preaching ministry and other church related vocations. During the past year the division of Christianity and Philosophy was expanded into The Courts Redford School of Theology and Church Vocations. The formation of this school reflects a new and stronger emphasis in religious studies at SWBC. Dr. H. K. Neely is the dean of the Redford School. The four departments constituting the school are Biblical Studies, Practical Studies, Historical and Theological Studies, and Philosophical Studies.