Southwestern Assemblies of God University - Southwesterner Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

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ii ik t .' 49, 1 az!! -.airs FACULT , M. E. COLLINS, B. A., M. A. Kind and understanding as a counsellor, intellectual and spiritual as a teacher, with patience and con- sistency in Christ as characteristics portray well our President. Our con- tact with him has helped to better equip us to work for the Master. E. W. MOORE, B. S., M. A. 5 . -5 I Althou h man duties and res on . 3 Y . -P ' sibilitles rest heavily upon the shoulders of Dean Moore, he has proven to be a great blessing and in- spiration. Possessed of a broad vision and a tireless zeal he is an invaluable asset to the school. PW ! Iii, . -Z A ng A 4 nf E img! . 'QR .1 ,Q . - pf mf' 9 ., , -N . : it . ' . 5 K! -ss: A g f' vi' X ILAUDE KENDRICK, B. A., M. A. JOSEPHINE K. WILLIAMS ELIZABETH GALLEY, M. A. Besides his heavy duties as Sec- A M . With her undying missionary vis- 'tary and Treasurer of Southwest- 'n, Brother Kendrick has made History of Pentecost a subject of feat value. His efficiency in the falms of both secular and ecclesi- stical history is highly attested by 'ominent men of educational rank. B. ., . D. Biology, which to many is dull and uninteresting, becomes vivid and faith-building under the annoint- ed teaching of Sister Williams. To her God's creation certainly yields its spiritual increase. ion and tender disposition, Sister Galley has made a fast hold on the hearts of Southwesterners. Her schedule is filled to capacity with courses in Church History and Miss- ions but she is never too busy to give a word of counsel or an up- lifting smile. FERN MANGUM, B. S., M. A. As well as an efficient Bible in- structor in both the College and High School departments, Sister Man- gum is a real friend to those who know her. She is easily recognized on the campus of Southwestern by her pleasant smile. E. E. WAUGH B. A., B. Th., M. A., B. D. As a result of much prayer and preparation, Brother Waugh has made his classes of philosophical and liibical subjects above the average in inspiration and education. An expression of his heart is seen in the smile that he so easily wears. 1, - 'fr' W1 . i Q ,, E QP I Q 1 ,NX V- an J X 3' A. c. LANE, is. A. Brother Lane's life and Bible teaching have certainly been a great inspiration to the Southwestern Sen- iors Of l9Ji9. Vue appreciate one who will take his stand for the truth and against falsehood as he does. me Xe I I 5 I I I P I I . I N 'f'.bX I'Ail.K ' in-P2

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Registrar D. L. CANTRELL, B. s. Who could fail to appreciate the broad smiles and happy personality of our Registrar? Thou h 8 in the midst of a day's hectic labor he seems always to have a smile and kind word for those who need his assistance His life will alwa s - Y remain in our memory as an example of a true Christian. ...Z MW' 'V 292' if K -ff , We X r , 'ff I K. Secretary of Records! MRS. W. B. MCCAFFERTY During our past years at Southwestern we have all appreciated the friendly service and helpin 8 hand that has been given by our own Mrs. Mc- C ff ' ' a erty. Her life has been a blessing to all of us, and we will always remember her as a dear friend who has a heart of love and understanding. Director of Student Body R. D. zooK, D. D. Reverend R. D. Zook will always be remember- ed as one of the busiest men at S. B. I. In our stay at Southwestern we have learned to love him not only as a teacher, but also as Director of the Student Body, even greater than this we have appreciated him as leader of Southwestern's great extension work program. His service for God and Southwestern in these capacities is greatly valued.

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FACU LT JUANITA ROGERS, B. S. Of great benefit to the teaching staff of Southwestern is Mrs. Rogers. Efficient, cheerful and always ready to lend a helping hand in her col- lege English courses, she is much appreciated by all. NONNA DEE CHILDRESS B. A., M. A. Art work has flourished in South- western under the capable direction of Sister Childress. Plus her abil- ities as teacher, her missionary vision and zeal is unsurpassed in our ranks. so 5 f 656' Y! X,,a?. 4 :W 'me-:w i ri, ,gp .av-igx xsw ,F FERN DUFFEY, B. A., M. A. Who of S. B. I. could forget the cheerful greeting and happy smile of Sister Duffey? Her class devotions will remain as precious memories in our minds as we go from Southwest- ern. May God bless our favorite History teacher. QP' C. C. ROBINSON The feeling in the hearts of South- westerners for Brother Robinson is best expressed in the words that have been frequently heard in stu- dent conversation, Brother Robin- son is certainly a man of God. He is certainly qualified as an instruct- or in courses of practical theology. R. L. MCCUTCHAN, B. S. Appreciated in both class and social activities, Brother McCutchan, is a capable instructor in the field of Religious Education. A word of appreciation also for his health notes which have proven beneficial to many. MRS. CATHERINE ANDERSON All who know Sister Anderson have learned to love her. We appre- ciate her not only as our English teacher but also as one who under- stands our problems. IRENE APPLEWHITE, B. S. Her sincerity in serving the Lord has been an inspiration to many lives. Her life will be remembered as a true example of a servant of the Lord. Mathematics is made eas- ier under her capable instruction. n B ' f - f- - -g- -+ ,--. ---fwaa a, .L .... ,, LL Yfw W CLARA BELLE WAUGH, B. S. Possessed with a spiritual vision and brilliancy of mind which have made her classes of English and Social Sciences much more than just educational. Sister Waugh is one of Southwestern's most promising teachers. She is much loved and appreciated by all. vllluun.