Southwestern Christian College - Ram Yearbook (Terrell, TX)

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J' -3' Q e,, -..--'p C' 1lffiiR5f A Liberal Arts College offering Christian education in a Christian environment through a Bible centered curriculum. , J , Zbedmtwn The Annual Staffof 1961-62 takes great pride in dedicating this yearbook to our dearly beloved president, A. V. ISBELL. I Brother Isbell has shown, by precept and example, the material of which aChristian is made. l-le has blazed a trail of glory which will serve as a beacon to success for the oncoming students. He has taught us all to believe that he can conquer who believes he can. Therefore to Brother Isbell, it is with deep love, appreciation, and gratefulness that we dedicate this 1962 Ram. 1 7414 64 Sawfiweatm eallldffdlt College f,,..fJ FM' rr . 1' , . , f ' I Wizywtimeia t6mefofL60cl- md in qzeazd eww - an fuqlutlq dwotmal pfwgfuww, T. X X., , . mdqmg Women of Me 305145 jaaxkukzy fam Swim Chu X , N ,And oo oopofmmotq to leoxm oy doing - KW awww, ogowooo, o- 'N 6 , . 1 - , X r -U QR A , ' R ' ooowlozouwooo, WWZWWWWW W7W 4' Li? qoluq aww WM doootwfo mow, deootiofo on do young haw dofmdoaq 5-f Wim we ww guidzd :iq 3660: pfukwlplea UL Clawwam 71 Md . an om dome WW! ffwm iam - J N I' Y .AJ Wmewwwwumw Y' il' gi ff.- yaf46l7L6i4f0Il6l0fL!lLIb ff ...KQQQH WWW 4 a is 9 If x gh wdia, .,,2f W . E. F' . - , . -- .- ,. ..,.-4.1 - -. . .,4. 3' 'Fri iff' 2115! .v1'29'+q., WF 1-139T'f?f'i 'f'.k+.7:T 1'.7:f1 v .wv.'.1:n'--: -A if' f.g,4,,..'..:.f,--xg--,fn352-,-...vu I lfi-f-mrs: Q-:ri-saw 1':-:iAA4f'fs,,v4, ham w'.xw,. V 7715 X5 W4ff7V6f W! Milf VV l 1 J ..: 5-A , I 2, l Q X- . 'vu 9 95.99 Q E RB gegg 925295 Q um L, Q i b G. sz fa 9 E5 H M WGMCMZ f4mmalSta4f... whose aim for the 1962 RAM has been to portray the stu- dent's life at Southwestern Christian College. We hope we have succeeded in capturing not only the cherished moments of fun and fellowship but also the spirit of the school itself in its dedication to help us take our places l in the business and social world, well-rooted and grounded in the Word of God. Credit must be given to the work of the staff mem- bers and to the ESPRIT DE CORPS with which they have performed the many tasks incident to the publication of this annual. But most of all, the staff is indebted to the administration, the student body, the community, and the businesses of the city. Without the cooperation of everyone this book could not have been published. A X - - The Editors - f T ADVISOR BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. R. Isbell Frank Baldwin FRESHMEN ASSISTANTS Ammietta Officer, Brenda Adkisson, Glenda Davis, Michael Coo Q , ,-o. , Mf g 5. 6 29 ' I N KRW v - .,,,,, - Ep bydyhd dp f dbyh f f Shkp ADMINISTRATICN AND FACULTN ' : 14. U. Mel! The interim between two eternities is man's most preciou s possession called time. It is God's perio d of grace for man, and the disposition which he makes of it charts his eternal course. Only in academic usage do we speak of past and future time, for the 'past is gone forever and the future is yet to be. Hence, time in its true essence is the ever-present. It is the only gift to man that is consumed by receiving, and the only possession that is spent upon having. As the fleeting seconds come and go, every man's time is running out . Each heartbeat brings him nearer to the judgment of God and the eternal destiny of the soul where time will have been swallowed up in eternity. No wonder it is written: If ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judgeth ac co rd ing to every man's work, pass the time of your sojourning here in fear. Q1 Peter 1:17p - - A. V. Isbell lm I Wvowoelt Sam Shut up, I'm too busy. This statement was made by the wireless operator aboard the ship, Titantic, in 1912 in reply to a warning message before the fate of those who perished. The above statement is not indicative of the Annual Staff, nor does it reflect the con sen su s of the staff, In this space age the Annual Staff has given untiringly its time and service to the production of this, our 1962 Ram. The attitude of the Annual Staff reflects the general program of S ou thwe st ern Christian College of devoting time to each student individually in developing his God- given ta1611IS, and instilling in the students the importance of using time wisely. Time was, in pastg thou canst not it recall: Time is, thou hastg employ the por- tion small: Time future, is not and may neverbe: Time present, is the only time for thee. - - - Sigourney. - - Roosevelt Sams Em of Women: Wm. 710141, il- V' Pu-X 1,1 5, 4 742 li . -wrist.: -4 I-mu-.1 x H, , l Inasmuch as the Lord has blessed me in having the privilege of teaching in Southwestern Chris- tian College and of rearing my family on the campus, I know what Christian education means in the life of all young people at a time that they are entering their last formative years before adulthood. It is my desire that other parents will see the need for Christian education and send their young boys and girls to Southwestern Christian College, the gateway to Christian education and God-centered principles. Mrs. Emily R. Jones Secretary to the President Mrs. Reuben Harrison Young Ladies' Matron .T 1 44- r' . ,F ,. -- Mary Carpenter i's9'T af' s 9 QR... , 'wwf- GUSS FARMER Instructor in Bible B. A. , Abilene Christian College M. A., Southern Methodist University 3 we i' all 1 1 l These are representative of our classes in the Bible Department. In maintaining a Christian environment, the college requires each student to take at least one course in Bible each semester. And they shall all be taught of God. . --.vw .,p-,J 1.7, .5 21' 1' -ll-ig i 1 CECIL SMYTH Instructor in Bible B.A. . Abilene Christian College Graduate work. A.C.C. r fi 5 s ,af-+0 A. HUGH GRAHAM Instructor in Music B.A. ,Abilene Christian College M. Ed. and M. M. E. , North Texas State College W' ' 11 4? 1 Yin 133 In addition to experience in singing in both large and small groups, the Music Department offers practice in part singing, opportunity for E4 choral directing, and study of music theory. I A T Izillrvil Time is given to correcting individual vocal faults and to developing all potentialities. The chorus, sextet, and quartet is in much demand for programs. We are a singing college. RETA ISBELL Instructor in English B.A . ,Texas Wesleyan College Graduate Work, Texas Christian College 'TT Zbep The English Department affords the students not only a better understanding and a more confident command of our language in both oral and written expression but also an opportunity to know man's thoughts, emotions, and aspirations as expressed in his literary works through the various ages. Speech Bef The Home Economics Department helps the young ladies Along with the study of the fundamental principles of speaking, the students in this department receive practice in preparation and delivery of actual speeches. to become better homemakers and to have a fuller apprecia- tion for the place of housewife and mother in the home and in society. fig lpp fi -1, 'yu'l f V21 finlge 74 .QQ I1 'E 1 K M, 1 VEMQ3 ii ' nfs Ea EVELYN SHERMAN Instructor in Home Economics B.S. , Prairie View College Graduate Work, Colorado A.M. ' ,. 4 2? an gym b ',.1r .N 3 . r I t 6 'L f' 'r ' 'iw , , , 0 a 1 - np - r S , ' 11121 ' 1 - r- ,W ' ,ixw-.f ' , 5 ' i cyl.: 24.-. , 1 , ' t.,,,: ' 'z' MARY CARPENTER Instructor in Education and Psychology B.S. and M.S., Tennessee A 8a I State University 'QS-nfl In these classes the students are I given a basic foundation in under standing better the society in which he lives as well as training in im- parting that knowledge to others. not available. He has his Master's Degree from Tuskegee Insti- tute. p Sm! Scam M1 Our students in the Social Science Department study with a three-fold purpose: to understand the past and present state of the world, to gain clues as to the future state, and to prepare themselves for citizenship. 'W Qs. +V A picture for Mr. Joseph Bell, head of this department, was 1 'W Instructor in Science B.S., and M. Ed., Bishop College The students of this department are taught to observe accurately and honestly the things of his world. The basic fundamentals needed to understand and solve everyday problems or to continue further study in this field are provided. RAY ANDERSON Instructor in Business B.A. , Texas College M.S. , Prairie View A 84 M. College Known Def Along with a study of the economic factors influencing the growth of business in our nation, the students learn of opportuni- ties in business and about business organization and problems of management and operation. L H if - 4 -- 1 1 1:-.Y l V .A l 11 W ,-1 i ,.. - ,... rx NLVJ . 'J :., -wifi...-,,7-i t. -1. lg 'i : r' i 1 fo? .1 -rf' e0 DORIS JOHNSON Instructor in Business and Physical Education EW B.A., Texas College For those who wish to pursue secretarial work, this depart- ment offers courses giving adequate preparation for that vocation Tvilfucal Ecdacatim I rv n- MILTON MUSICK Instructor in Physical Education B.A. and M.A., North Texas State College This department provides more than just present physical fitnessg it assists students in learning and playing wholesome games which may be enjoyed later in life. T1 .. J: ., , :A x U it-' ' fig? . f' ' 'v'. 4 1' ,f 7 if 'Q ' A A N' 'F..T'- xt? i ,... :x 2 9, 5 E 5 W UQ s 0 g 'H cb Q o H. E' 5 5 0 IIT' S rs Q.. 5, n-f- :3 ::: UQ UQ Z 8 r' cn. 9, Q Q, O P1 fi 'ff B? - su :I D- Q F' s: o .... o P? o bv cb to 'U ai D. US Milton Drost Mmm Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Adkins work happily as they prepare balanced meals daily for the students. Student Nurses: G. Brown L. Minter Patients: M. Brown B. McDonald 11' x Lucio Carrnona sf' l H Mrs. Reuben Harrison, Mrs. Doris Adkins The infirrnary assistants are students plan- ning on entering the nursing field. They whole- heartedly and faithfully perform their duties in caring for others. Librarians STUDENT ASSISTANTS We learn by doing. 4 vii I 455 9 i V. , ur - IA ' ', J. 5: Office help Busy times are happy times. . A , 4 Rea! 9 .T ri' 753 Us Most essential helpers! 3 KW - L ' g, iff Xxx f K I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, SCPHCMORES Character is made by what you stand forg reputation by what you fall for. BONNER, LARRY Nacogdoches, Texas Major: Psychology Sophomore Club Beowulf Club Basketball Team MORRISON, JAMES Valdosta, Georgia Major: Bible Sophomore Club Tau Phi Kappa is 'WWW Gfmducufea T .S F.C.L.A. Good-humor is the health of the HB6 as just and gracious unto me Soul' as I am confident and kind to thee. HALE, BERN ICE Memphis, Tennessee Major: Education Dorcas Club Sophomore Club F.C .L.A. - ,.:V:- ii, And frame your mind to and merriment which bars a thousand harms and lengthens life. GARRETT, PAUL Fort Worth, Texas Major: Speech 8s Drama Sophomore Club Beowulf Club F . C . L. A . Tau Phi Kappa A Cappella Chorus NIXON, WAYDELL Dallas, Texas Major: Bible Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club F.C.L.A. Basketball Team Beowulf Club A man in the right with God on his side is in the majority he be alone. never fails . FRANCES Texas Elementary Education Club Club Cappella Chorus BROWN, BONNIE Omaha, Nebraska Major: Business Dorcas Club Sophomore Club Annual Staff is the only investment Graduated charity itself fulfills the law who can sever love from Good manners are the tech- A good example is the best sermon. BALDWIN, FRANK Valdosta, Georgia Major: Science Tau Phi Kappa A Cappella Chorus Sophomore Club Annual staff Beowulf Club BRUNNER, RUTH Canton, Ohio Major: Nursing Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus Student Council Sophomore Club Virtue above is happiness niques for expressing consider- below- 1? f W 'Z' 1a 5 ation for others . BARNES, FREDDIE Fort Worth, Texas Major: Bible Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Cluo Patience and diligence, like faith, remove mountains. CAVANAUGH, EARNESTINE Sherman, Texas Major: Nursing A Cappella Chorus Student Council Sophomore Club Dorcas Club CURL, BILLY Nacogdoches, Texas Major: Bible A Cappella Chorus Sophomore Club Beowulf Club Tau Phi Kappa A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Gwdaatea Friendship with all, but entang- ling alliances with none. COBB, HARRY Fort Myers, Florida Major: Bible Sophomore Club Tau Phi Kappa Patience is the balance of progress. CLEMONS, ROBERT Aragon, Georgia Major: Bible Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club Basketball Team A Cappella Chorus Beowulf Club FREEMAN, JOHN Atlanta, Georgia Major: Art Annual Staff Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club A Cappella Chorus Beowulf Club All Nature is but Art, ' , to thee: all Chance, Direction which thou canst not see. sacrifices. GIBBS, BENJAMIN Fort Worth, Texas Major: Mathematics Sophomore Club Tau Phi Kappa Beowulf Club F.C .L.A. A Cappella Chorus Basketball Team HERRON, ANN Memphis, Tennessee Major: Business Sophomore Club Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus Annual Staff well. manners are made of judgment is the ground of Gfbdfdddftdd I love my duty, love my friend love truth and merit to defend GRAVES, SIDNEY Wichita, Kansas Major: Psychology Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club A Cappella Chorus Basketball Team Bus Driver Beowulf Club JACKSON, ELIZABETH Delhi, Louisiana Major: Business Dorcas Club Sophomore Club A Cappella Chorus Examples hasten deeds to good A friend is a fellow who walks effects .. in when all the rest of the world walks out. HARRIS, DANIEL Montgomery, Alabama Major: History Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club Beowulf Club F . C . L. A . u,a,,,:-, - ., . 1 Graduated .af I lj' A faithful friend is better than His knowledge is his po gold- -a medicine for miseryg God his strength. an only possession. JONES, GRADY Daingerfield, Texas Major: Psychology Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club Student Council MORRIS, LILLIAN Mobile, Alabama Major: Nursing Dorcas Club Sophomore Club The quality of mercy is not strained . . .lt droppeth as gentle rain from heaven. 7 'V Qi .I Love is the happy privilege of the mind. V . JONES, THOMAS Daingerfielcl, Texas Major: History Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club PERNELL, BERNICE Memphis, Tennessee Major: Elementary ,Education Dorcas Club Sophomore Club A Cappella Chorus The honour of a maid is name and no legacy is so as honesty. MINTER, LEASTHER JANE Tulsa, Oklahoma Major: Pre-Nursing Sophomore Club Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus PERNELL, LOURENE Memphis, Tennessee Major: Mathematics A Cappella Chorus Dorcas Club Sophomore Club Annual Staff F.C.L.A. SHIRLEY, GEORGE Indianapolis, Indiana Major: Science A Cappella Chorus Sophomore Club Tau Phi Kappa Basketball Team Beowulf Club kindness which is bestored the good is never lost. 1 Id' future bliss, he gives not to know, but gives that to be thy blessing now. I 6 Courtesy is common sense put into action: all doors open to courtesy. ROBERTS, DOROTHEA Atlanta, Georgia Major: Business A Cappella Chorus Dorcas Club Sophomore Club F.C.L.A. SILBY, LEE Portland, Oregon Major: Sociology Tau Phi Kappa A Cappella Chorus Sophomore Club Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon In thy face I see the map of them. .. ho nour, truth, and loyalty. ROBINSON, ROOSEVELT Valdosta, Georgia Major: Bible Tau Phi Kappa Sophomore Club F.C.L.A. Basketball Team Gmm Great minds have purposesg Punctuality strengthens others have wishes . SMITH, ARTHUR Valdosta, Georgia Major: Speech Sophomore Club Student Council Tau Phi Kappa WHITE, CAROLYN Atlanta, Georgia Major: Business Sophomore Club Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus F.C.L.A. Act well your partg every heart vibrates to that iron string. dence and secures respect. TAYLOR, BOBBIE Anton, Texas Major: Secretarial Education Student Council Sophomore Club Dorcas Club Annual Staff YOUNG, MARIE Benton Harbor, Michigan Major: Sociology Dorcas Club Annual Staff Sophomore Club Student Council A Cappella Chorus Be wise today: 'tis madness defer, next day the fatal pre But pleasures are like poppies cedem will plead .. spreadg you seize the flower, the bloom is shed . WALKER, MILDRED Commerce, Texas Major: Mathematic Science Dorcas Club Sophomore Club F.C.L.A. s8c Q Z7 X 63? Q X 5? N g XX X I - y r ez X 0 You may live for today, but don 't forget there is always a tomorrow. FRESHME X Bailey, Gladys Dallas, Texas Freshman Club Dorcas Club Brown, Georgia Crockett, Texas Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus Freshman Club Adkisson, Brenda Toledo, Ohio Dorcas Club Freshman Club Annual staff 1- 1 1' j Arnwine, Willie Athens, Tennessee Freshman Club Dorcas Club .-H Burch, Jerry Greenville, S . C . Freshman Club Tau Phi Kappa ef 2114. ng, - - -Q --ff- Cook, Michael Port Arthur, Texas Annual Staff Basketball Team Freshman Club Barbee, William Nashville, Tennessee Tau Phi Kappa Freshman Club Brown, Mineola Magnolia, Arkansas Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus Freshman Club Davis, Glenda LaFayette, Georgia Annual Staff Dorcas Club Freshman Club Hildreth, Gloria Cameron, Texas Dorcas Club Freshman Club Ml Cottingham, Norvie Cleveland, Ohio Freshman Club Tau Phi Kappa Basketball Team A Cappella Chorus Crenshaw, James Rockwall, Texas Freshman Club Jackson, Brenda Shawnee, Oklahoma Freshman Club Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus if if 'Q' 'ii Jackson, Jean Shawnee, Oklahoma Freshman Club Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus Dawson, Clara Abilene, Texas Dorcas Club Freshman Club Hobbs, Samuel Haleyville, Alabama Freshman Club T x f ,f .wynnvqn Y R 1 McDonald, Beverly Memphis, Tennessee Dorcas Club A Cappella Chorus Freshman Club Moore, Zebedee Valdosta, Georgia Tau Phi Kappa Basketball Team A Cappella Chorus Freshman Club I ones, Delores Mt. Clemens, Michigan A Cappella Chorus Dorcas Club Freshman Club Keaton, Sarah Dallas, Texas Dorcas Club Freshman Club V av-'fir f Jr vw: McGee, Iola Cleveland, Tennessee Dorcas Club Freshman Club A Cappella Chorus Moultry, James Malvern, Ohio Tau Phi Kappa Freshman Club Basketball Team 1 'il Officer, Ammietta Richardson, Robert Nashville, Tennessee Houston, Mississippi Dorcas Club Tau Phi Kappa Freshman Club Freshman Club A Cappella Chorus Annual Staff iii' Starks, David Cocoa, Florida Freshman Club Basketball Team Tau Phi Kappa Turner, Fred Greenville, S.C. History Club Tau Phi Kappa A Cappella Chorus Sellers, Ann Nashville, Tennessee A Cappella Chorus Dorcas Club Freshman Club Sherley, James Clarksdale, Mississippi Tau Phi Kappa Freshman Club Basketball Team A Cappella Chorus 'z -N-ss ' x - X Woods, Windrell Dallas, Texas A Cappella Chorus Freshman Club Tookes, Barbara Atlantic, Georgia Dorcas Club Freshman Club A Cappella Chorus Washington, Wilma Portland, Oregon Dorcas Club Freshman Club A Cappella Chorus fmw Mack Dillingham Bay City, Texas Freshman Club Tau Pha Kappa A Cappella Chorus Jesse Fogle Etha Hackett Nacogdoches, Texas Hammond, Louisiana Freshman Club Freshman Club Alma Johnson ' Dorothy Nelson Fort Worth, Texas Kansas City, Missouri Freshman Club Freshman Club Bfwuimm I if L 'A Peggy Holmes Kansas City, Missouri Freshman Club A picture of another January freshman, Dallas Walker of Montgomery, Alabama, was not available. Etha Rose Detroit, Michigan Freshman Club -Liz Mary Washington Chicago, Illinois Freslrunan Club Verleson Wesley Los Angeles, California Freshman Club X ffm , X f 9 XL! 47 X, 'ft I, iw lvl A S -4 , 1 X14 E1 'ekrmlflgg -1 v lllu rg Ht xx H y I I :ml : 1 : U NL, U I C I 5 l 5 0 I P 6 J ,D 'c L O B L Christians should be like a good watch: open faced, busy hands, pure gold, well regulated , and full of good works. FAVORITE ,, ,N ,, gina-, I W! I-'u N45 S MISS SOUTHWESTERN BOBBIE JEAN 'TAYLOR , ,L -w 1 H ah, Q-.,-1:.s1 .. LA, --4, f-.JAL., if - f,:..Q..2f-1.54. wk? 'IB' AMW it mit Sammi ' Zowtvim 7i06w:4 W The student body selects as Mr. and Miss Southwestern, as well as her attendants students who not only possess the qualifications of an ideal young Christian but also lead forth in traits that make for a better school, a better people, a better world. The beauty of a Christian life radiates from all their actions. 'L 2 . V 'w.,4, El ' 'T 'Y ' 5 f'f r Li' I, t It at-I ,, ,VI ,. 3 f5'Z?'y: 'z,. J ll .. g Q We Cow of M44 Soatiweatm S0fh00t0fl6 The titles of Mr. and Miss Sophomore were be- stowed upon Grady Iones and Marie Young. Their selection by the class was based upon their goodli- ness, congeniality, dependability, integrity, leader- ship, and scholarship. fwuia 74011400 janet Swkq :- , . 4. 1 7 iff s T 'GN 1 I ,f f fix ' ' 'f'gg 3ss,x ! 4 Q- I lg, ln V J A ' 7M15Wf im Fuwrwa .Queen new Brenda Adkisson was honored by her class as the Freshmen Queen because of her godly person- ality, congenial spirit, perseverance, and scholar- ship. IQ, I I r 7220411 Cowdzou WI 9 Dorothea Roberts, Freddie Barnes N i 'r N N 5 Roosevelt Robinson, Bonnie Brown u 'L I will xosci' Q52 '- Q9 'B 'xiii B 4 1,551-Sf 4s FL ,, HTH, il ,, --- L..-..,l---L - ffm xi Who '4 Wlw Marie Young, Lee Silby r- :Win-I uvlx' B ' j,j e B ' ,r if iii., f f .', 1,-fl-V: . .TIJ-ff V ' ' u u ,1 .V V , Q r w 1 Moat LM1, w Bobbie Taylor, Arthur Smith Moat Uakatal Beverly McDonald, John Freeman , ' ff ' M' '.,'-f . ,,4,.,Q,g.... -. . -,. .,.,.,E:a,. 'Moa Swim William Barbee, Marie Young 72204: feawfclful feat ,lookwq Arnrnietta Officer, T. C. Jones MMM Wlw - x. ' ' ' v n '!.'?w!uI I J gig. 1 Jean Jackson, Daniel Harris feat Emaed Annie Sellers, Robert Clemons moat fuwwu-like Bonnie Bfown, Grady Jones . 1 , .ff , 7 'V U O Pi O F? 'J' CD D9 I7 O Vg. Q ff fb? NsS O U' ,,,. CL W. CD Z O O Pl CD Moat ffwrwwm Paul Garrett, Bernice Pernell 1 Ld' gif? X 4 if-if ,N w 'K - ni.: 'wi gg: .Q ,rg fab' 'V' . T, - -f . 4' If L AT , '7QF,1'fi,7-'QT4 'Ax lgxfi WM '4 Who .A.-,i .-.TLL?3Q yx'i,,Qm1r:ii-fix, I f -,. -mb-4 -Jeff, v' 'ffzwa x- gr- :fam-G-A1'i -V+ ' r1ffMf.?ft55F ':1i:HJf1-fi my wig- g gfp-if-eai L' Y GTS? J. l . 31 we-r-1,Hgq1f:+'+ T- 1-g'7,w-gig-.4tg1,i ,4 4 ., - .n .4 - ,x,.1,.q,.. v 1 1 3519 Y, 7i w , if , 3, 771046 Topalm George Shirley, Bobbie Taylor Georgie Brown, Billy Curl 711041 Axim Mildred Walker, George Shirley fm , II 6 5 Q3 S93 Q Q , pf' 0 ' ., 0 I 2 CQ 55 95 Q0 5 5? Qigqaj Z gpg 0' 0 O 0 ygdfbkndh ACTIVITIES Smdmt Coma! WAI I1 . 1, I -V-.anvil ' 5 'ri ' 4-7- 1 l y N - -- 'r ' ' Li' ,. - ' LM --A -. , ,, . ' 3' if T. ' - Q ,r- hm' t -.- --L. ' ' +A- : .-1 - A r T -'IQ 1 -.: -I 'dff' - lf.. ' ' -.. f' 4 ' L -M- I L ' 2 ' Q- ' i ,J . l ' ' f -r-X, Q 1 gl V- T' :W A L of L fn- -Q A X, -55. .Q -I r v 4 -L I OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL--FIRST ROW: E. Cavanaugh, Assistant Treasurerg Marie Young, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, Secretary, R. Brunner, Assistant Secretary. THIRD ROW: A. Smith Presidentg G. Jones, Vice-President, Dean Sams, Advisor. E Collecting a fine for walking on the grass. The Student Council serves as an organization for building school morale at all times. Our aim is to bring the faculty and the student body closer, and to help students know their schoolmates, and to develop intelligent voters. The Student Council is a challenge to a high sense of honor and honesty. Here are pictures depicting various activities sponsor- ed by the Student Council. -.4 5, ? in a student body Christmas party. .gigs 't'7,4' L :1 ..f- v . . -Fugigfkiglyl '-Lf: -- gi'-QLQLZIL Refreshments QTXZ! I .Vi f 'v and fun in The Grill ! ' r 'txyg ., X' 230mm 614115 ,X- SS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. nell, Chairman, Hos Committee, B. Brow Chairman, Sewing C mitteegC. White, Vi President: B. Taylor, dentg M. Carpenter, visorg G. Bailey, Ass' Treasurerg M. Brown Treasurerg B. McDona Assistant Secretaryg Bailey fseatedj, Secr tary. 'Wxrk X7 Visiting Committee The Dorcas Club was organiz- ed in the fall of 1954. Our aim is to render service wherever needed. The origin of our name comes from Acts 9:36-43. uf it . fgw Officers ' - e. r'. vp N.- K Hospital I W00t6lb'4 Qbwotiovml ir 1 . 'Q. N II' T s flier' s E 4 'T '7T' .t..'3-ik ganization ' The Christian Women's Devotional is an or ' to which each young lady on the campus belongs. 49, . 5 ,gy .-v . ky, h - dw lj P 3 rs! fir u H K1lQ4Qfs i OFFICERS--B. Brown, President, A . Herron, Vice-President, D. Jones, Assistant Secretaryg B. McDonald, Secretaryg Mrs. M. Carpenter, Advisor, E. Jackson, Treasurerg G. Bailey, Assistant Treasurer. SOPHOMORE SPEAKERS--SEATED: C. White, B. Hale, E. Cavanaugh, E. Jackson. STANDING: B. Brown, B. Parnell, B. Taylor, A. Herron, L. Per- nell, F. Bailey, R. Brunner. D. Roberts, M. Carpenter, M. Walker, L. Min- ter, L. Morris. Its aims . are to develop a spirit of understanding, love, and unity among the young ladies, and to promote Christian growth. H .ia 'V I rf- 1 N I tt 'l QQ ,fab z , mmf ,Q i' 'QV' ' ' 1 ix ZF. 4, xx ? 3. A s5 ',L.g,q,54d5 5' Y Q , 3 if FRESHMEN SPEAKERS-- STANDING: B. Brown, B. McDonald, I. Jackson, M. Brown, M. Carpenter, Brown. SEATED: D. Jones, B. Tookes, A. ficer, W. Washington. G. Of- Sopkoowae 80,6 'YI qs, 'KL f xp. . S The Sophomore aim is to encourage pride in achievement and to stimulate student interest in school activities. dlau Sony -6- ll!!! 1 Gmvvoo om-ro uasm,soum-wsu'-ERN 1'u. PE-IKM-BER.THEJdr-Fut.1'muerns OF FRIED? 51-me G fire Jas 3 EBEMIJMLL LJNGEAHEHEJNM HIAAT. Tnouan menus IAM :nom vim, tu You r't.u..aa. EFI .E 2 -6-Q E -9- mt. THUE. AND THROUGH TH! YEARS THAT CDIIEANU Ggfhla SIB 0F70U.YNMY FBARLHEAAT JGHHRET11 0 Claw Goku . . Red and White I am not afraid of tomorrow, for Ihave seen yesterday, and chda L, 1 I love today. S0fA,00t0fL6 Ella! Offdcm Nfl K P! 'St B 1.4-1 THE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS--DOWN THE STAIRWAY: L. Silby, Vice-PresidentgA. Smith, Business Manager: B. Brown, Assistant Business Managerg F. Baldwin, Treasurerg E. Jackson, Assistant Secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Isbell, Advisor, R. Robinson, Presiclentg L. Pernell, Secretary: I. Morrison, Parliamentarian. 07 S0 lwnwfw C1146 Aww '6cJb'5r3o Program honoring Mr. and Miss Sophomore We yudillldlb 61146 14 ' I ,Ll - .gb A .1 , 5. '4 2 3 ' . 'P The Freshman Club endeavors to promote a closer relationship among its members and to pro- mote Christ in all transactions and activities. President Vice-President William Barbee .A 4375 James Sherley in L A ' , 1 mf ' 1 - ! -'F ,. ' , ' Advisor ' .N i Cecil Smyth Secretary Treasurer Wilma Washington Fred Turner 741: 7 B. Pernell, L. Pernell, I. McGee, Memphis Memphis Cleveland W. F. D. M. B. We sincerely believe that no state offers more beauty and variety, nor more possibilities for real enjoyment nor better people -- waiting to welcome you. We are proud of this number of Tennesseans who have come to Southwestern for a Christian ed- ucation. Barbee, Nashville Arnwine, Athens Officer, Nashville Carpenter, Nashville Hale, Memphis A. Herron, A. Sellers B McDonald Memphis Nashville Memphis 4 S. M sqb. .4 , ,I 1 1' fi me L..- X ,afar '3 -'bl ,i h rn N7 1 '14 Q! fd 1, , Zebed ee Moore Valdosta Pg- ,4- ,... i Q1- Iarnes Morrison Valdosta Dorothea Roberts Atlanta -ir., A-if . ati ,Q Rr, 'A' ',J will W' ?' ,, f -4. , v' gf: , :wr :, .. ll' 14- .-15 - V144-'7k'3E:',-if w r-QM ' lift ,,.t:. 'j 4 5 ,. 'QQ Roosevelt Robinson Valdosta John Freeman Atlanta Robert Clemons Aragon Uh Gemiam The Georgians be- lieve that there is no such thing, as making up lost time. Time is capitalg we invest it wisely. Arthur Smith Vald osta Frank Baldwin Valdosta .V s K K Barbara Tookes Atlanta Carolyn White Atlanta Vinum 274111, 7 I. l s ' r M. v u I Q ' r B. Curl, G. Jones, S. Graves, J. Sherley, F. Barnes, Z. Moore, J. Freeman, P. Garrett, R ley. J. Burch, A. Smith, R. Clemons, F. Baldwin, H. Cobb, W. Barbee, R. Richard so Il The TAU PHI KAPPA is a fraternity composed of rn i ni ste r i al students. Its aim is to promot deavor to live in the spirit of Christ. FRA TERNITY OFFICERS I TW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary Zebedee Moore Vice-President William Barbee Treasurer Norvie Cottingham President Roosevelt Robinson Advisor Roosevelt Sams I A A ,. 5, . ,J ,Ir .u, IMA . 'n M I all-1 Ilfl'l tl :fit -'s' Vu-1 4 ' 1 -' A 4 R. Sams, L. Silby. J. Moultry, F. Turner, J. Morrison, N. Cottingham, W. Nixon, G Shir B. Gibbs, D. Harris, T. Jones. hristianity among the brethren and Christian fellowship throughout the brotherhood. We also en Editor in Chief Sidney Graves Assistant Editor Billy Curl Sports Editor Robert Clemons Copiest Lee Silby Reporter Harry Cobb Reporter Norvie Cottingham r RAM GAZETTE STAFF Sponsored by Tau Phi Kappa ff Caffffella Mom ft. fi A . Hugh Graham Director Paul Garrett Assistant Director '1 .. ln , MALE QUARTET--B. Gibbs, G. Shirley. I. Freeman, P. Garrett. John Freeman Assistant Director l?!W1L ON CAMPUS 77!W65' Wf L 00K f0A9hf!I!?0 70 REGISTRATION 5700510 B007 fZf67!0fV SIIV6' OF HA6' , cRowNlNcs OF 3 Miss SOUTHWESTERN 'U' v R L3 l f L fn L ,L EU' J it nw, ,W m 'O'4f940g , A , 1: 14 1-. -1 -,,, e' ,rFffE' fi-'L H ' - '21 ZF '15 ,ff :Q-515+ 1 ' . fa ' if.. '-1.-F11-A. V . , .U 9 I,,. 1 I'. 'L -Ji-'f 35ff:4'::- Lf-1, .. ' , . ,Y - . ,. , T , . . X l Ju I- Y --,gf , .7T.'.,--A. fr- ' 5: E ' ,L , rl ' Ar: .- D-N ., ' u v A 1 1' eww 3 f 3wz. L ,Q E, A, ' .,.. fwfqpapwz ,gqgr,aVF?e.ffE ,451 L. '1'5 32 . PL' fl '-.3 m f. -I sf.g1A, f ui M. if- iii f . , arg- F.: D 13 t I3 E1 , a? -JfW'f1y '1 H t -u VE 1' :il-v .n Ly. . , , f,Jj,lK?q:xgj'Wijy n'rfu,Lf? 4 , , . 'mari' hh Q-il: A-.51- 1 Q' W 5 P. Y-ll:-1'gf.Z'Af , ,H 1Lc.l,.w- If ik 1- ' ,O Y 4,42 l bg ' 'F L GRA DUATION P I 1-9 can x X 'W' 1' .JU N ' Aaxmfj' X SK X l 1 ' m xx? 65 -25. k lj 1.4, K H M ' X. K6 ' - QQ ., T5 I 'I AK fp 5, ,nag xx QQ' I 5 0 so 50 3 Q N 45 U I5 SX ' ' f K I 2 3: Q40 I 9 nb' 3 X 5, K 8 lu -is I -P X 94 xg! ?4f,4 mfg 'I . 1wQ,'b,Lu . ,,,lh'g uhm If you are going to be a minute man. don't be a last minute man. THLETICS famiatfiall WL 1l 7li'f-, ' 1 , ? , iEL'Qi?S.l9'iD:i'ma't f Ei1'JiL3!f'52Q3iiR'1iff,i-' Q. 'TWBEPQS-Cffv' GX- Ts L? , lite 1.51-1 ' wi 35 ,. 1 l5ei.2h:amEmy4, n' I If-in ET -it - sf'z5' I7-JEIlF.Z.1. 543714 si .1 a f'P'U'i't.T--Ilfif V '1 7 f pe-wtarrevf 1 lf?.1..T? STANDING: L. Bonner, J. Burch, D. Starks, T. Jones, B. Gibbs, Z. Moore, J. Sherley, S. Graves, R. Sams. KNEELING: P. Garrett, N. Cottingharn, W. Nixon, J. Shirley. , H7 :lt 'fx 4 L. Bonner, Trainer, P. Garrett, Co-Captaing S. Graves, Statisticiang G. Shirley, Captain. In all sports at Southwestern Christian College, there is instilled in the minds of the participants the importance of good sportsmanship. Roosevelt Sams Coach J.,-,KY ,- W X X' f rf-1 , X--v - X :.v :r ll I : 1, r,, . : xt: if: :' A' X .., g X , , , 1 , rf: 11- X-X . X X5 .: ', ' . :.'4e-E-4'-a',4L.,' f -A , -.- , .QT f I .. ,.,.,.,:.g1j1,1gT ,Qi -XXaX-? 'r f- ' - A 1 1 Z-.' e .:l..' 'X 1 , f'g,-ug-' - J XA-1-f-?-Q-LX-XXX- X sj.:':1f5 , 11 , . 1...-af. - -.., .. . X - - '1: : F' , .. X 1-v-lu.,-.-.2'l-5-'.,, , 'Q X ,.f.,., :ES-FT-,,i---L.. Qilbaggsr-ragfg- ':'f-iL ? 'Shi X ff hav-4:1-5.55 ' ' ' I- . 1., ,c,,r us:zs',?? 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Delphine JO 3-4l9l Terrell, Texas CONGRATLILATIQNS To The Annual Staff On The l962 Ram , N' Hu 1 .4 -... . X54-,4-1 QZ 0 W 3 D fxl ' 4 1 l C..g7 xi is Ei...5 .urn Q 1 .f,- - f 3iPim 'o..0. ' 6151 Q. Q-my 1 ' V -mfg lull: i FFOITI THE CLASS OF l96l K SOUTHLAND ATHLETIC WALT'S MUSIC SHOPPE lO5 N. Adelaide Terrell, Texas 504 E. M r JO 3-5065 errell, 477 T T QNX, In Qi .10 3-3321 , xanga N, lf? 2, X! T AX! 'Z' by X . E L X44'+gg,K Xj. ,575 ' XG- X g?'u El MQ, ag., X LA RCE LUMBER COMPANY ZOO North Virginia T rrell, Tex JO 3-352i ,..f EIR ll' FOR YOURSELF, YOUR CLASS, YOUR SCHOOL T. BLUE :fix sAvE HORSE TRADEMARKS for BLUE HORSE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Mfg. by Montag, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. Terrell, Texas TEXAS PGWER S LIGHT COMPANY Serving Home, Farm, Business and lndustry with Dependable, Low Cost Electric Service PH4UJ AUCTION-LIVESTOCK Every Saturday at l:OO P.M. Talty Road Terrell, Texas Owner - C. C. McNally Canton, Texas 111,- ,,. i ar, n. ' 42s Q-, 7 'elf?fif M' ' af. ' . 1-3 L . V: A .- Q' 5 0 1 'NX' 1 Q .L . A L ' l 1 I IK- O r fi- ' :Fifi-n BUFORD DRUG COMPANY 2lO W. Moore JO 3-26l8 SQ' 1 . 8 use 3 4 ALT' 'f S x' The Accommodating Druggis IL if - Compliments of FRED V. MERIDITH AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Terrell, Texas TERRELL LAUNDRY 5 CLEANERS lO7 N. Blanche JO 3-277l Terrell, Texas 15 Years Continuous Service xx I 5 ,,... 9, 1 N xii 1 -Z! I Q X S lW'9,' MARESH STUDIO IO6 N. Frances Q: Terrell, Texas JO-3-485i sv I f gg I f -.1 Compliments of ANDERSON 8 CLAYTON BROS. Funeral Directors ll9 N. Frances Terrell, Texas JO 3-MMI7 3 Compliments of WOODS PARTS, INC. Route I Terrell, Texas Compliments of TERRELL STATE BANK E. Moore JO 3-MMOI XN5 UR4 Q lb-HQ' 4 as no.ooo as Q Qmmmaf s 3 1. 5 CSN, is vii i 'WEMBEV' 9 SV2 olo oo .. - -ASW-MS -1:- meggAr551f1efg:ego,5a'fx nrwx ' K 113 W. Moore Avenue Terre11, Texas JO 3-4241 ruth mefidith NOW bf WAYS TO BUY: , Cash G'ftS Charge Lay-a-way Terre11, Texas Time Payment Compiiments of Comp1iments of B 5 J SALES CO. LEIGHTON MC GINTY J , Virginia Street Representing ,K Southwestern Life Insurance CTQFVGI1 Texas gpifggfma Co. , 'WT' ZOO American Nationai Bank B1dg. 1' . . fv- ev- ww 4 ' 0, 5 Compiiments of ALEXANDER'S HOSPITAL Terre11, Texas --war I 0 H. K. RUTLEDGE DRUGS an , , N an Rutledge Drug Qxqu ' ' vm I 1 119 E. Moore Ave. DRUG Sigue ,'?3w J. N J Rl j?'i1 JO 3 ' A 4 -7:5 j'.1i1':'A v V YA I Ei Bass Drug Company I ,I f I ZO1 w. Moore -- - - JO 3-331 1 , F 1 1 - 13. TERRELL PRINTING ET OFFICE SUPPLIES 109 N. Virginia Terre11, Texas JO 3-2551 J. C. SMALL GROCERY 5 MARKET 113 West Grove In Appreciation Of Our Customers. - Q., '1 yi Q 413291121 fi Q I ::4 - G COMPANY Igillgfllillill wus Terre11, Texas to fhe . Q JO 3-2721 X '11 E? graduating class :.:. ,- ...., I - pw. , iii' 1 I E' TERRELL 6oc'A'fi:'CiLiiViBi5ii'LlNG co ,,. Ll. Q J, 'i xv Y T ef' ., Y '-.wt l I I E if 7 K fy -3 ' I -'. ' si 4 1, A , ,, , , 'Sze F- L rag, J' T if 'V 2 'ag 455111. S TYLER TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 208 W. Ferguson Ty1er, Texas H...-,, ..,, '51 I - . , ra-A 'ri aff- ' I---55 ' ul I .-+--1:g:1fr1f ,,'4- P'7 o.40- , E UUi'i7FDB:i , A 'I I JACKSON CLINIC S HOSPITAL A 1 606 S. Rockwall if I Terrell Texas 'f5,':5L.iA5:,: ,'I ', I ORIEEITH INSURANCE AGENCY ' V- Lola E. Griffith, Agent SVMMM- t jk, 351 IBA American National Bank T' f f N Building ',N,., l lhggg , Terrell Texas Mil .,. no - I HERM0'NE'5 EDWARDS LUMBER COMPANY 3ll W. Moore Avenue 203 W' Moore Terrell Texas JO 3'357l Terrell Texas GORDON'S BEAUTY SALON Compl iments of 807-B West Moore CHARLES R. DOWNS J0 3-5251 Terrell Texas Compliments of BIG 80 SERVICE STATION RANDY MCCRAW SIGNS Oakley Oil CO. 303 N. Delphine JO 3-2ll2 Phillips 66 Dealer Terrell, Texas Terrell Texas Ii R I ff E' 'E CRAWFORD CROCERY S MARKET You Wrec Em We 'X m . COLLINS BODY SHOP lOl Mineral Wells Avenue TerreII Texas JO 3-43Ol Terrell Texas 305 E. Moore Compliments of BANG CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Dormitory Pick-up 5 Delivery JO 3-2396 Compliments of ROBERT'S MOTEL llll E. Moore JO 3-H733 Terrell Texas UNIQUE CLEANERS Opposite Post Office Terrell W. A. Davis, Owner CHRIS' STEAK HOUSE 5OO W. Moore Avenue To XX i C SESS, ,X1 Terrell Texag ,U sit-V Compliments of MC ELROY'S Distinctive Apparel For The ARMY STORE 8 SPORTING GOODS Junior MISS 5 Ladies HEADQUARTERS ll4 W. Moore Avenue 205-O7 West Moore Terrell Texas HARE'S SHEET METAL IO6 SO. Virginia ELITE CLEANERS 220 W. Moore Avenue JO 3-4523 Terrell Texas JO 3'5l53 TERRELL SHOE HOSPITAL A. M. Mafrige IO5 E. Moore Avenue TERRELL FEDERAL SAVINGS 5 LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings and Home Loans 206 W. Moore Avenue Terrell Texas Terrell Texas Ter KELPEN ICE CREAM COMPANY 3lO East Moore rell Texas WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY 2lO West Moore Jordan Terrell Texas ii ii . ,,I. A Q4 -- ' ' lit- w ADH xis,. GREEN'S MOBILE SERVICE STATION 8ll West Moore Terrell Texas Compliments of MARSEE-DOWNS CLEANERS 5 LAUNDERERS l2O North Catherine JO 3-3261 0 0 PLUMBING 1740 North Frances JO 3-3161 CHRYSTAL DRIVE-IN GROCERY Modean Sanders West Moore TeI I'Gll Texas Compliments of R. L. LAWRENCE MOTOR COMPANY Oldsmobile Sales 5 Service ll24 E. Moore JO 3-2664 Terrell, Texas L. A. PHILLIPS WRECKING YARD Junk Cars, Junk Batteries, iron, Copper, Metal Guaranteed Highest Price Paid South Adelaide JO 3-5642 Terrell, Texas Compliments of CITIZENS' FUNERAL HOME HServices To The LivingH 6065 S. Adelaide JO 3-4391 JO 3-3545 Terrell, Texas -fi ' , ngw., , F. -' V l 'fix ', . 4' 4 -.Qijs f ggi' , -4' ' I .fi .Ll Q,-1,1531 'eu - A - MR: ' ' j K? A-f. 1- I Z4 XV ' . V ' 9. ' . lv l - I , . fi ...: h ' I . , ' 2 . ', Vg 1' his AI , 1 E 7' 'Xl' 'QT ' 1.4 in il 1 5' in -. ., -:' I. - 3' . D' . .f 51 1 5.17 Q ,L -- ' V' ' . 5 9 ' Q 7' 'xii I- 1 I . 'QQ i'f t 3 u . H., qi H . I Ji A Q.. I :Q I , . 'It I ee I c I ' -.. ' 4 4 J' 4', I gf! ' 'X . CECEQ -1WL,:36Em4XfT8u'W2N3 O. 1 l JOHANNA'S ANTIQUES-GIFT SHOP JO 3-3553 506 W. Moore Ave. RO8ERTS.5 CHAMPION INSURANCE 109 N. Frances JO 3-3713 0. P. FIELDS Insurance Agency 101 N. Catherine JO 3-2311 FLATT'S SUPER SAVE MARKET 303 W. Moore Terre11, Texas STALLING IMPLEMENT CO. 403 W. Moore JO 3-3853 TERRELL FLORAL COMPANY 309 W. Moore Ave. Terre11, Texas DUKE AND AYRES 118 W. Moore Ave. Terre11, Texas LIVINGSTON 5 INGRAM INS. CO. 118 E. Moore Ave. Terre11, Texas SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 210 E. Moore HCover the Earthu STALLINGS FLOWERS 119 N. Catherine JO 3-2632 Compliments of GIBSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 101 W. Moore JO 3-2851 B. H. DAVES APPLIANCE 218 W. Moore JO 3-27H3 Terre11, Texas A. CLYDE LOVE Rea1 Estate JO 3-2113 107 N. Adelaide THE MAN'S SHOP 203 W. Moore Terre11 Texas BUDDY ALLEN CHEVROLET CO. 317 W. Moore Ave. JO 3-4412 JARVIS - RUTLEDGE FURNITURE COMPANY Terre11 Texas POUNDS SHOE SHOP 2195 W. Moore Ave. Terre11 Texas TERRELL BATTERY 5 ELECTRIC CO. 117 N. Catherine JO 3-2481 CABELL'S DAIRYWAY 307 N. Rockwaii JO 3'3211 THE CANDY SHOP 108 E. Moore Ave. JO 3-3201 -V r- . ii 4' Adkisson, Brenda J. 1822 Forest Toledo 6, Ohio 243-7524 Arnwine, Willie F. Route fill Athens, Tenn. Sl-1 5-4737 Bailey, Frances D. 2243 Marbury St. Dallas, Texas I-IA 8-2766 Bailey, Gladys I. 2243 Marbury St. Dallas, Texas HA 8-2766 Baldwin, Frank 204 Lamar St. Valdosta, Georgia Ch 2-4963 Barbee, William T. 730 26th Ave. North Nashville, Tenn. Barnes, Freddie 5317 Bonnell St. Ft. Worth 7, Texas PE 8-1239 Bonner, Larry 3603C North St. Nacogdoches, Texas LO 4-5309 Brown, Bonnie R. 1812 East 25th Ave. Denver, Colorado Ch 4-27 19 Brown, Georgia A. P. O. Box 755 Crockett, Texas KI 4-7589 Brown, Mineola Route 5 Box 96 Magnolia, Ark. Brunner, Ruth 514- 14th St. S. E. Canton, Ohio GL 2-8334 TUDE T DIRECTORY Burch, Jerry L. 7 Bob Street Greenvi-llc, S. C. GE 3-3567 Cavanaugh, Earnestine 500 East Richards Sherman, Texas 89 3-1511 Crenshaw, James Route 1 Box 246 Rockwall, Texas Clemons, Robert Route 14548 Aragon, Georgia RO 5656 Cook, Michael 1034 Mary Anderson Port Arthur, Texas YU 5-4161 Cottingham, Norvie 11409 Ohlman Ave. Cleveland, Ohio Ll 1-6342 Curl, Billy C. Route 1 Box 129 Nacogdoches, Texas LO 4-7625 - David, Glenda 504 Culberson LaFayette, Georgia Dawson, Clara 965 North Carver Dr. Abilene, Texas OR 3-6579 Dillingham, Mack 3213 Moore Ave. Bay City, Texas CL 5-5270 Freeman, John W. F. 851 Booker Washington Dr. 414456 Atlanta 14, Georgia JA 5-4427 Fogle, Jesse A. 816 Sweetgum St. Nacogdoches, Texas Garrett, Paul 5022 Ave. G. Ft. Worth, Texas JE 3-9015 Gibbs, Benjamin 1844 Lucas Drive Ft. Worth, Texas GL 1-3053 Graves, Sidney H. 2111 N. Mathewson Wichita 14, Kansas HO 4-7725 Hackett, Etha M. Routei3 Box 12-P Hammond, Louisiana Hale, Bernice 914 N. Montgomery Memphis, Tennessee BR 5-9475 Harris, Daniel 613 Keystone St. Montgomery, Alabama 26 4-4773 Herron, Ann L. 263 Gracewood St. Memphis 12, Tennessee FA 7-7148 Hildreth, Gloria 1303 W. 10th St. Cameron, Texas Hobbs, Sam 1805 I-Ialey Ave. I-Ialeyville, Alabama Holmes, Peggy R. 4733 Norton Kansas City 30, Mo. WA 3-2827 Jackson, Elizabeth General Delivery Delhi, Louisiana TR 8-3910 Jackson, Brenda J. 818 S. Philidelphia Shawnee, Oklahoma BR 3-809 1 Jackson, Jean E. 17 East Farrell St. Shawnee, Oklahoma Br 3-5466 Johnson, Alma L. 1117 E. Terrell Ave. Ft. Worth 4, Texas ED 6-7901 Jones, Delores 161 So. Broadway Mt. Clemens, Mich. HO 8-8718 Jones, Grady T. General Delivery Daingerfield, Texas Jones, Thomas C. General Delivery Daingerfield, Texas Keaton, Sarah Jo 2542 Lawrence St. Dallas 15, Texas I-IA 8-8907 McDonald, Beverly 600 B. Handy Mall Memphis, Tenn. JA 6-1434 McGee, Teresa 875 Ridgeview St. Cleveland, Tenn. GR 6-7143 Minter, Leaster 418 East Seminole Pl. Tulsa 6, Oklahoma LU 3-7958 Moore, Zebedee 211 Walnut Street Valdosta, Georgia Morris, Lillian 6450 Tenth Street Mobile, Alabama 34 2-0918 Morrison, James 3533 N. East Grand Ave. Portland 12, Oregon Moultry, James Route 1 Melvrin, Ohio Nelson, Dorothy J. 3045 E. 31st St. Kansas City, Mo. WA 1-3552 Nixon, Waydell 1810 Normas Dallas, Texas R1 7-5747 Officer, Ammietta 1302-14th Ave. So. Nashville 12, Tenn. Al 4-9608 Pernell, Bernice M. 1893 Keltner Cl. Apt. 2 Memphis 14, Tennessee WI-I 8-5412 Pernell, Lourene 1893 Kalmar C1. Apr. 2 Memphis 12, Tennessee WH 8-5412 Richardson, Robert P. O. Box 501 Houston, Mississippi Roberts, Dorothea L. 31 Spring Lane N.W. Atlanta, Georgia PL 5-9484 Robinson, Roosevelt 729 South Lee St. Valdosta, Georgia CI-l 2-4803 Rose, Ethel 534 Woodland Detroit 2, Michigan TO 8-4091 Sellers, Annie M. 1643 Jo. Johnston Ave. N. Nashville, Tennessee AL 4- 8006 Sibley, Lee 2316 N. Flint Portland, Oregon Smith, Arthur 1002 33rd Ave. North Nashville, Tennessee AL 5-8134 Sherley, James 124 Magnolia Ct. Clarksdale, Mississippi MA 4-5885 Shirley, George 939 Congress Ave. Indianapolis, Incl. WA 5-2921 Starks, David Route 2 Box 59-B Merritt Island, Fla. Taylor, Bobbie J. Route 2 Box 33-A Anton, Texas Tookes, Barbara A. 1640 Ezra Church Drive Atlanta 14, Georgia Turner, Fred 3 Minis Avenue Greenville, S. C. CE 2-3262 Walker, Dallas 3301 Mobile Dr. Montgomery, Alabama 26 4-9765 Walker, Mildred 393 Sibley Street Commerce, Texas 804 Washington, Mary J. 804 E. 53rd St. Chicago 15, Illinois HY 3-3268 Washington, Wilma J. 8830 N. Drummond Portland 17, Oregon BU 5-2840 White, Carolyn 797 Simpson St. N.W. Atlanta 13, Georgia Woods, Windrell 3521 Roberts Dallas, Texas Wesley, Verleson, Jr. 1023 So. Carroll Ave. Dallas 23, Texas Young, Marie 803 East Vineyard Benton I-larbor, Mich. 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