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

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ANN SKETOE X STAFF ROBERT E. ROGERS His efficient and competent man- ner in handling his many duties a S Cashier has made him a mainstay. Cheerful and friendly with the stu- dents makes a visit with him pleas- alll. Q?-flfif ELOISE BREASHEARS We will always remember the BUS- iness Office Clerk by her joyful! personality and happy smiles. Her life is a true example of a Christian. LOUISE REDDICK Louise, Veterans' Co-Ordinator, is much loved by students and fac- ulty. Her devotion to God is easily recognized and predominantly so in the fervor of daily business activity as occurs in the Business Office of Southwestern. As Bookkee er she is a faithful P laborer in our Business Office. Cap- able and dependable she has in- valued herself to Southwestern's Staff. .NX 3' , , 47 HAROLD DAVIS Our Manager of the Book Store has yielded excellent service to the school. We thank the Lord for a Christian life of service such as his. MADELINE CANTWELL Who could ever forget the one who delivers the good news? We'1l al- ways remember Madeline as the happy Post Mistress of S. B. I. EULA MAE MANGUM Because of her happy smile Mae has made one's visit to the Book Store pleasant. She yet retains her beautiful voice for which she will long be remembered. ELAINE DAVIS Tireless in her duties and friendly in her services are characteristics that speak well of her position in the Book Store. She has proven to be a consecrated servant for the Master. .v Y' 'P

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f t! Y l y e, 4 1 ,5 1 L. ix ,3 I! I J a ' r s . ' 12 iff, '- .A F X ' faq . ' E EK Q, 1 its za MRS. ALICE WILLINGHAM She has filled her position well as Assistant Dean of Women. Gener- osity and thoughtfulness are out- standing in the life of our 'Sister Wil1ie'. Aff MRS. TOM SIKES Her first year at Southwestern Sister Sikes has already become a 'permanent fixture' in the hearts of those who hnow her. As Dean of Women and friend to all she is much loved. REVEREND L. E. DAVIS Words are inade uate to explain Sf 9174'- g y 'f .5231 ,fx ,-N71 .fl 1, 4 ,iq r C+ j x N V 1- ' 8.4 B H Z. f Q ' ' AQ. X ,f Q igrghv '- tp t , Ll X J x rf' Z what Brother Davis thas meant to the students of S. B. I. His loving ser- vice for the Lord will always be a source of inspiration for us in our future lives and he will be remember- ed as a capable Dean of Men. MRS. S. A. BEAM We all appreciate the love and Christlike spirit that is shown through the life of Sister Beam as she fulfills her duties as Assistant Dean of Women. Her love for the Lord has been a great inspiration to all of us. GEORGE DOWNS Brother George, Assistant Dean of Men, has certainly meant much to the boys of S. B. I. We will always re- member him by his friendly spirit and understanding heart. GRACE DAVIS Sister Davis, a former member of Southwestern's Staff has returned after an absence of several months to fill the new position of Promotion- al Secretary in Brother Col1in's office. We are glad to have her back. FRANK THORPE As Supervisor of Maintenance, Brother Thorpe, has proven to be a key man on our staff. The improve- ments and upkeep of school facil- ities are evidence of his faithful service. 1 -vi if X Wi- rar. 3 DWIGHT PALSER A favorite of the student body is Dwight Palser, Assistant Dean of Men and Physical Education Instruct- or for the boys. His good nature and congenial attitude is much appre- ciated by all who know him. lllll-

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x gg f'M . A 4 S Y 'Si-',,.g,f if ., , 3 'Z We .. ' 1 i , fs ' e m ff - . 1 Y E A -, ' is pg P K V 2 i at 1 ' ' Q , y V A' fiifiljxx i 5, , W, X 3, I ? AQ? gnu . K 1 fu PHIL MANGUM A returned graduate, Phil Mangum, is the manager of the Print Shop. The interest and zeal with which he does his work is undoubtedly the underlying reason for its efficiency and success. , , Q xmiimt., STAFF JOSEPHINE LIVERNASH Under the able supervision of Sis- ter Livernash the dining room is smoothly operated and each day finds her faithful at her post of duty. Her light brightly shines amid the busy hours of the day. .+'9'.. -in Emi' .f f e . ,.aeX, j3 V 5 ff :YY - f --ff , f Q V- . 1 its. rf ST. FRANCES MASSEY FRANKIE JOHNSON We greatly appreciate the Christ- ian life of Sister johnson. We have all learned to love her dearly in her short stay at Southwestern. Her character is that of a true Christian. F 7 MARGERY MASSEY As manager of the school laundry' She is a capable assistant in the Frances Massey holds the utmost re- laundry to her sister, Frances. Her spect of the entire student body. nature is such that working with her Her quiet manner and friendly smile is a pleasure. makes her company very pleasant O. W. RING He is the Campus night watchman. Being always cheerful and ever f A ready for a friendly chat he has n-4 made himself a real friend of South- western. .NW li iw 1 ,Q ' L 'W ' 2 . 5 pd' , P , , ,YY 5' I' '- . , y N Q 21, x N 1 , Si Mkt, f,- Qj ,, 4 . l' - , ' . if .Mgfar f - ' ' .gg V txs' I , 1 - -V ., ' fur .i f sifr 21' . f ,J s , ul' fi ,, f. ,. ,1 X ff 103 .SEER BILL CRAIG His beaming personality and zeal of service have been an inspiration to all who have known him. May God richly bless him and greatly use him through the future years of his life.