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Sect TING SETHE Ke Pern pat SE ise a Se ae Sur siSe eae aN Se tesieenlh nes iiiaricemiemneteteiameae ie etage eee eS eae RO PE eR pen nO mE NEO NSN RSS ST Spm NT ca aS SS yc IRD SAI oan Salas a5 sansa se. Adu sits eh earNE es ond Mose Karty, add Be tye thw MEN dei ite , aes Le thaige! ba cuir, p pete V i foe ee Mew! Arise PA 3:19 ee nn eee ple SS RS itis a wat a es castes ernest cian ao | ) | | | § | = Bm ee aE Tinta et NINETEEN HUNDRED ; SIXTY-FOUR TENNESSEE | TEMPLE SCHOOLS Nature is the mirror through which the beauty and handiwork of the Lord are revealed. The mountains are His thoughts in height; the streams are His thoughts extended. The flowers are the expression of His loveliness, and the trees are monuments of His infinite being. All these He made to reflect Himself—the God of creation—the Saviour of the world. Chattanooga abounds in this natural beauty that arouses in the appreciative soul a recognition of the eternal beauty of Christ. 1 so | | | 4 ne ccc EEE eeEeaeeeeeeeee_A_rae—aaeaeeeeee ee During the Civil War, Chattanooga and the surrounding areas were very strategic battlegrounds. When Chattanooga fell, the barrier to the South was overrun, bringing the beginning of the end to the War Between the States. Today Chattanooga is still a strategic location, because here in the midst of historic landmarks, battlefields, and monuments is located Tennessee Temple Schools—a training camp for Christian soldiers. Victory demands preparedness. Just as in war, a soldier that is unprepared is susceptible to defeat, we as Christians may fall as casualties unless we are fully equipped to meet the battles of our lives. The Word of God is the road map for our daily walk. Jesus being our example, we are to pattern our lives after Him and . . . follow in his steps.’ And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man. (Luke 2:52) This verse presents the four aspects of the human life . . . intellectual .. . physical . . . spiritual . . . social. These four aspects, when added to the scales of our lives in the cor- rect proportion, result in a balanced life. Students of Temple are trained to be well-rounded individuals, and a balance to life is maintained through education in four di- mensions .. . intellectual . . . social .. . physical .. . spiritual. CONFESSION OF FAITH We believe in the verbal inspiration and authority of the Scriptures. We believe that the Bible re- veals God, the fall of man, the way of salvation, and God's plan and purpose in the ages. We be- lieve in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. We believe in the Deity and virgin birth of Jesus Christ. We believe that salvation is by grace’ plus nothing and minus nothing. The conditions to salvation are repentance and faith. We believe that men are justified by faith alone and are accounted righteous before God only through the merit of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We believe in the visible, personal, and premillennial return of Jesus Christ. We believe in the everlasting conscious blessedness of the saved and the everlasting conscious punishment of the lost. , Za eS %, YY I, ff 1 D , ye FeezE ee ap Ta 1 WN 2 Lh GE VF MI Nie Ai iy a a ACADEMICS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF HONOR STUDENTS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SCHOOLS VY LX, at y, 4 ENDOWMENT They walked into the silent, crimson dawn: Two minds, two hearts, that thought and beat as one— The sun arose to kiss the golden sand As they stood there engulfed by sea and sky. There came a quiet voice that spoke to them: | am the sea that represents all life, And now | wish to give you of myself. The snow-capped tide flowed in, and then it ebbed To leave a host of shells upon the beach— Minute and gleaming in the morning sun. The kindred minds and hearts picked up the first To find engraved on it: “Yours Knowledge is; Use it to banish darkness from young minds— Use it as food to nourish ihose young minds. A second shell dropped Wisdom at their feet, And brought these ageless words before their eyes: Dear ones, | am that wisdom that you seek; Take me, and | shall elevate your souls Up to the crest of every wave | make.’ Then close beside the lovely wisdom shell The angel shell of Understanding lay— And there by it they found the shell of Love. They gathered them into their eager hands, And thanked the boundless ocean for its gifts. Dear hearts, | wish to show you one thing more— For without it my gifts amount to nought. The endless tide flowed in again to ihem, And from its foam there rose a battered cross. Without this cross all else is but in vain' '— And with these words the ocean depths were hushed. Jewell Leigh Martin MISS JOY MITCHELL MISS LYNNE MITCHELL et Ae Dedication President A man of courageous Christian character and leadership Our Dedicated President—DR. LEE ROBERSON Ye have not chosen me, but | have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain... . John 15:16 The dynamic life of our President, Dr. Lee Rober- ) son, exemplifies the extensive outreach of a man | who is totally yielded to the Lord and guided by the Holy Spirit. Not only is his ministry influential in shaping the Christian characters and personali- ties of untold hundreds, but it is also instrumental in leading countless souls to the Saviour. The dedication of Dr. Roberson, with which he fulfills his responsibilities as our President, is an in- spiration to all who know him. THE ROBERSON FAMILY—Lee Anne, Dr. Roberson, Mrs. Roberson, Johnny, Patty, June. A man of many talents. The efficient Dr. Faulkner Vice-President Dr. J. R. Faulkner, Vice-President of Tennessee Temple Schools, is constantly striving to ''. . . serve the Lord with a perfect heart and a willing mind.'' The success of the work which he does stems from his ability to use well the talents which the Lord has given him. A man of ideas who is able to put them into action, a man who busies himself with the work at hand, a man whose life offers a challenge to all, and a man who seeks to please the Lord daily—this is our Vice-President. THE FAULKNER FAMILY—Peter, Randy, Mrs. Faulkner, Dr, Faulkner, Paul, Bobby, Steve. DR. F. DEAN BANTA DR. CLIFF ROBINSON uw = $ a x a wef Oo es Os ye ao a 3 (a) vw ba c o a a = ” + ° © © Q wu = 5s | = a c ui ® as eae O°? ._c£ w © o a) sn Oe Dean of College Deans The words of Psalm I11:10, The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: a good understanding have all they that do his commandments, well typify the Deans of Tennes- see Temple Schools. In his position of service, each Dean is continually aware of his responsibility to God; he not only fulfills his obligations, but is also interested in the welfare of the students. By observing these Deans, students find the standard for strong character and judicious conduct. DR. ROBERT BURNETTE Dean of Bible School %. DR. DOUGLAS CRAVENS Dean of Seminary DR. ALFRED CIERPKE Dean Emeritus of Seminary DR. L. D. LOCKERY Registrar THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TENNESSEE TEMPLE SCHOOLS— Dr. Lee Roberson, Arnold Chambers, B. Eugene Hatfield, Waymon Farrar, G. Ken Casteel, Dr. J. R. Faulkner, E. C. Phillips, A. O. Morton, Elgin Smith. 18 MRS. SIDNEY SCOTT Bursar Philosophy and Education : Yiu Wa vw” EVANGELINE BANTA |) vif i English | i DR. SAMUEL BARKAT Psychology TELFORD BARRETT Baptist History, Baptist Mission DOROTHY BOWDEN Assistant Librarian DONELLA BROWN Voice and Organ MARGARET BROWN Business SIEGLINDE BROWN German and Music DR. ROBERT BURNETTE Homiletics and Bible BEN BYRD Practical Christianity and Bible IRMGARD CIERPKE French MERCER CLEMENTSON Social Science MARY ELIZABETH CRAVENS English and Commerce DR. DOUGLAS L. CRAVENS Bible MARSHALL DYCHES Bible 19 DR. F. DEAN BANTA jue DR. WENDELL EVANS Religious Education MARLENE EVANS | Education MAGDALENE FAULKNER | Piano and Musicology | DAN FRANKLIN Practical Missionary Aids JOAN FRANKLIN History BRUCE FOSTER Physical Education DR. LOUIS GOLDBERG Hebrew and Old Testament HARRIETT HALE | English - ELLEN HERRMANN Piano, Voice, and | | Music Theory ALSON HENLEY Violin and Music Theory = ROBERT HOELKE : SHIRLEY HENLEY Auto Mechanics Art DR. ARTHUR | ITTERMANN Missions and Evan gelism Faculty 20 DR. PHILLIP MARQUART Psychology DR. AUBREY MARTIN Bible DR. GERARD MARTIN Christian Education JEWELL MARTIN English : De es Renee etm English F LILAH ITTERMANN Bookkeeping KERRY MUMFORD Speech and Missions PAUL JOHNSON Bible a a JOY MITCHELL Librarian DELORES OWENS Child Evangelism JAMES PALMER Music MARY JORGES Flannelgraph Art BILLIE PEACO Speech 21 WYMAL PORTER Bible GAIL REECE Physical Education JOY PUMMELL English BENTON ROBERSON Sign Language DR. CLIFFORD ROBINSON Greek and Bible GEORGE SLOAN Spanish GORDON SMITH Music ROGER STILES Bible and Psychology 4th Row: WILLIAM THOMPSON MARIE WHITE History Health Education RUBY WAGNER JOHN WHITE English Mathematics CLYDE PAUL WHITE Bible and Applied Christianity Faculty 22 Me DR. F. L. TALLANT Education, Religious Education DAVID WINGET Theology, Greek ELIZABETH WOLF English LAURA DYCHES Secretary to the Registrar LA VERNE EAKER Switchboard Operator MILDRED EIFERT Secretary to the Vice-President MARYNELL GAIER School Nurse L. D. LOCKERY Registrar WILLENE LOCKERY Business Office Assistant JOHN McCARTT Printing Dept. Supervisor MAZEL McMILLAN Treasurer's Assistant WILLIAM MATTHEISS Superintendent of Work Scholarship JAN PARISH Secretary to the Student Co-Ordinator MARY PARKER Dining Hall Supervisor SYBIL RAY Nursery Supervisor Valo les LY AUETE Student Co-Ordinator Staff ALICE SCOTT Treasurer LOUZELLE WARE Secretary to the x President Jack-of-all-Trades The ordeal of registration LORA LEE DOWNER College Salutatorian MADELL PRICE College Valedictorian JEAN TYINK Bible School Salutatorian BOYCE COLE Bible School Valedictorian WILLIAM DAVIS Seminary Salutatorian KENNETH ZIKE Seminary Valedictorian College Officers -issiienonscsceommittenne 27 ROCKY FREEMAN LAYTON SAMPSON DEANIE BAKER . BOB THOMAS JIMEDIRES Sige: meen THERESA BUTTS . . DAVID JONES . ED JOHNSON =. LARRY MILLER oo ee rresicent . Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer . ee. « Chaplain . Chorister rae ease ioe DIANE . Organist . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms Second Year College JOHNNY BARKER FRED MERRITT . . ROXANNE FLEMING GENE BYRON . HOBERT NAPIER BOB STANFIELD SHIRLEE WILSON DON CABBAGE RICHARD: PANKEY OFFICERS daisy siuspiee ocr) 6 aoe eer resident nnn ree Vice-President + + « « + « « Secretary-Treasurer . . . «Chaplain Maieihee cont ae Moen er enemas CHOrISTen Se ute oe tee Pere clanish 68 45 6 6 o aOR: See es ene sRariamentanian Cn eneneoengeanteatearmns First Year College OFFICERS VIRGIE “GROOVERs iste shane sous ee mec te ee enbresidenn SOT RIN IRONY NS 6.¢ op .0 6 mo 00 606 56 6 0 o Wietecsicon: SUSAN, WAGEBR) Wa) cpcl sites lbs) sae er tel eae mE eChetany. JOHN WATERS: = as ¢ us Guess le etal nen aeemrniroastrer KEN ‘SINGLEY. s 6 @ @ «. 00 em oul 8 een ere ua plain MALE FRABERIN') 32. ucts iy choos eae earn eer eam horister DANINYa:GIBBS: =. Sebo: ccteciete yc ce cn eee mE ea ES AMY BOYD ese cecier cits te ieee eon fein) mn we ee OT CANISS RIGHARDE VEOMANS sie aenen neni nnn mn Poniiamentanian JIM GIPSON 2... 3 5 «3 «= « se) ss oengeant aheAnms Ow Third Year College OFFICERS BO@©BmiinOMAS@iea te ome sn amen eee ee, cre) President SANDYGPARSONSieeciecmies ce en eneemel et cee Vice-President : SAUNIBIR GC Egameemem run Oo ctne POE one cunt caer os; A okorene SOCretahy: LOND ARISSIAN. 6% §.G ig) ova wake 6d Bulgwa Sued Dome enaena PAUIEEGROSSON Ate oc) cc) cles susie eo e) s ar Christer BicERBARIBR Valeemert fii cunc cet ene, Ae ees a SMe eed 2 2 Pianist BOBSROSENT IAL n nnn sien Smee Parliamentarian Fourth Year College OFFICERS JAMES DYKES GERALD CARPENTER MADELL SCOTT PRICE GORDON WILHOIT BOBBY TIDWELL JEANNE BALL LEXIE WIGGINS LAS of HUMAN ANATOMY President Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Chaplain . Chorister . Pianist . Sergeant at Arms FIRST ROW: EMMETMSADKIINS S03 eure) lien caneieemen untington mn Wamy ae English Pastors; Pre-Mil. JENINIESEEESAIELE © Ser enn neem GhatlestonmeouGe Music Music; Psychology: Pianist 2; Christian Workers; Music Club; Mission Volunteers. aNe JNUWEN 4 5 6 6 wo 6 Ae ee SummenvillesSaice English Christian Workers; Mission Volunteers; Business Club; T-Club; Excelsior Literary Society. DONALD BABB .. . : Coley -. 2 2 2 es Midlandterex: English and History History; Excelsior Literary Society: Pres., V.-Pres. 3. SECOND ROW: FREIDA BAGWELL ... . ee) een eeeewacksonvillemintas Sacred Music, Organ Christian Workers; Music Club; Song Leaders; Pre-Mil; Glee Club: Sec. 4; A Cappella. DISNINIWS BYNES 6 56 5 6 a o © = ee) eo pencera mlienns English College: Sec. 4; Class: Sec. 3; T-Club: Sec. 2; Excelsior Literary So- ciety; Girls Basketball: Capt. 2,3; CHIMES Staff: Class Ed. 2; Home- coming Queen 2. THIRD ROW: EDD BAKER Smt Ge bl EP esis Moen: . Spencer, Tenn. English and Psychology T-Club: V.-Pres. 3; Christian Workers; Basketball: Capt. 1,2,3,4; TIMES Staff: Sports Editor 2; CHIMES Staff: Sports Editor 2, Editor 3, Pho- tographer 4. JEANNE BALL OES ae . Hartstown, Pa. Music Class: Organist 2; Class: Pianist 4; Music Club; Song Leaders. FOURTH ROW: CECIL BATEMAN . Nantahala, N. C. “Bible Sermon Builders; Pastors. KENNETH BOOTH . Harveys Lake, Pa. Psychology and Bible Missionary Volunteers; Psychology-Philosophy; Evangelists. Fourth Year College Fourth Year College FIRST ROW: DICK BOWERS AEE ie poe . Macon, Ga. Music Student Body: V.-Pres. 3; College: Pres. 4; Class: Pres. 3; Class: Y.-Pres. 2; Evangelists: V.-Pres. 3, Song Leader 2; Song Leaders: V.-Pres. 5; Music Club; Pres. 5; TIMES Staff. ROGERSEBOW VER@re ne eee. 4 Be aebediond. Va: Bible Missionary Volunteers; Psychology-Philosophy; Music Club. SECOND ROW: DAY DEBRA GC Cine emer net twee neem lildebrane Nance Bible ANNIE BRIDGES .. . . . . . Union Point, Ga. PBiblomande engi Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil; Psychology-Philosophy: Sec. 3; Excelsior Literary Society; TIMES Staff; CHIMES Staff: Literary Editor 4. THIRD ROW: MEREDITH BROADUS ee ot ae neers . Chattanooga, Tenn. English and History Excelsior Literary Society; Debate; Christian Workers. REBECCA BROCK : wen Athens, Ga. Bible Student Body: Pianist 4; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil: Pianist 4; Music Club. FOURTH ROW: REVA CHAMBERLAIN : oe . Whittier, N. C. Psychology Psychology-Philosophy; Excelsior Literary Society; Christian Workers. VIRGINIA CHAPMAN . Chattanooga, Tenn. English Christian Workers; Excelsior Literary Society; TIMES Staff: Reporter. NORMA CLARK : : . Indianapolis, Ind. Music Class: Pianist 3; Missionary Volunteers: Pianist 3; Music Club; A Cappella Choir; Glee Club. GARLAND COMBS ee : Chattanooga, Tenn. Bible Pastors; Pre-Mil. 31 SZ FIRST ROW: JAMESEC ORINEII emcee 2 ) ol we es Maryvillensionn: Psychology Psychology-Philosophy; T-Club; Christian Workers; Football, Baseball: Basketball. VINAVGREWS 92. Si 3 da ens) ce 6) eee eeWacksonvillommiriar English Pep Club: Pres. 4; Pre-Mil: Sec. 2; Excelsior Literary Society; T-Club: Sec. 4; Glee Club; Christian Workers; Cheerleader; TIMES Staff: Typist, Reporter; Speech Contest Winner. AILEENSGCRONAN eee cn cece tenes LUDTONECIT Vamos Bible DOROTEYSDAVIS@eemr anne : onc ete Jacutingamsbrazt English Missionary Volunteers: Sec. 3; Excelsior Literary Society: Sec. 2; CHIMES Staff: Typist 3; TIMES Staff: Typist 4. SECOND ROW: BARBARA DAWKINS .......... .. . Panama City, Fla. English Class: Pianist 1, 3; Excelsior Literary Society; Music Club; Pre-Mil Club: Pianist 2; Song Leaders: Sec. 3; Christian Workers; A Cappella; TIMES Staff: Literary Editor 4. LORASLEERD © W NE Risen ee mV exc tal [call an Bible THIRD ROW: ROGER DOWNER) S02 = 2). ss) eee oe eel sy WViestilral ls Neeye Bible JIM: DYKES? ce a eiicent meant) es eee nek te GING ATs Psychology College: Chor. 4; Class: Pres. 4; T-Club; Evangelists; Christian Work- ers: Chor.; Psychology-Philosophy: V.-Pres. 4; Music Group; Basketball; Co-Capt. 2; A Cappella Choir, Quartet; Glee Club. FOURTH ROW: ROGER ELLISON ; ioe nares. a . Canton, Ohio Bible and English Class: Pres. 3; Evangelists; Mission Volunteers: Pres. 4; T-Club; Excel- sior Literary Society: Chap. 4; CHIMES Staff: Editor 3; TIMES Staff: Religious Edit or 4; Speech Contest Winner. WILLIAM EUBANK .... . dle ts ty a) Meueue Masury aor Bible Psychology-Philosophy; Song Leaders; Christian Workers. Fourth Year College Fourth Year College FIRST ROW: UNMIS THON 295 Goa 6 BOS ee eee AV.ana doventiex: Bible Evangelists; Pastors; Pre-Mil: Sermon Builders. WIELSONEGARUD Meee: © sume oes 4 4 4 =. . Bombay. India Psychology Psychology-Philosophy; Soccer. SECOND ROW: SAMESEOENT ar clowns sn se 6 o o SeUhin ANidsxebye INE oh. Bible Evangelists; Pastors; Pre-Mil. BINDASGIEMERS. scene e's 2 a es . --New Holland) Ga. English Commercial Club: Pres., V.-Pres. 1; Excelsior Literary Society; Mes- sianic Fellowship; Missionary Volunteers. THIRD ROW: TimOMASS GIEMERS a ee ... .. .New Holland, Ga. English T-Club; Excelsior Literary Society: Chap. 4; Messianic Fellowship: Pres. 5; Missionary Volunteers. PATEGITEPIIN tes nue aces 2. 2s. Winter Haven) Fla. English Music Club; Christian Workers: Sec. 4. FOURTH ROW: KARRYRGUASS? ee Ss a rn ee Onatcicomeal as Bible Evangelists; Pastors; Sermon Builders: Pres. 3, V.-Pres. 2; Psychology- Philosophy. GUY GOODELL ... £ ; See Jacksonvilless Flas English and Bible Class: Chor. 3; Evangelists; Pastors; Excelsior Literary Society; Basket- ball; TIMES Staff: Editor. DONAEDEGRANSTAFE@ neon) os.) nee as PrincetonaiKky; Psychology Evangelists: Pianist; Visual Aids: V.-Pres. JORINE GREENE nen . . . Connersville, Ind. History nde eibles Class: Chap. 3; Sermon Builders; Pre-Mil; History Club: Chor. 4; Pastors; Evangelists: Chor. 4. 33 FIRST ROW: EDGAR GREER et ae cee . Slocomb, Ala. History History Club: V.-Pres. 4; Missionary Volunteers. LINDA=GUILER 3 = cure sees Cie ee ere MM ariottanmc- Music Student Body; Pianist 1,4; Class: Pianist 2,3; Music Club; Christian Workers; Song Leaders and Musicians; Band; Orchestra; A Cappella; Glee Club. ALICE HAMBLEN . Kings Park, N. Y. , English ‘and Bible Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers; Excelsior Literary. MIKE HAMBLEN aed . Miami, Fla. History Christian Workers: Y.-Pres. 3; Debate Club. SECOND ROW: JAMES HARNETT . Tampa, Fla. Bible Pre-Mil; Sermon Builders; Pastors; Bowling. BOBBY JOE HOWARD . Lafayette, Ala. ‘Bible Class: Sgt. Arms 1,2,3; Pastors; Christian Workers: Chap. 4; T-Club: Parl.; Baseball; Basketball. THIRD ROW: RONALD HUFFMAN . Columbus, O. Bible. Evangelist; Sermon Builders. CLARICE JOHNSON . Ashville, N. Y. Psychology , Pre-Mil; Christian Workers; Psychology. FOURTH ROW: EDWIN JOHNSON . Miami, Fla. History and) Bible. College: Parl. 4; Evangelist: Parl. 3, Pres. 4; Visual Aids: Chap. 3; Basketball. JERRY JOHNSON Dallas, Tex. Bible College; Parl., Pastors, Pre-Mil; History; Chor., Tres. Fourth Year College Fourth Year College FIRST ROW: DORBK ELLE arm aCe ln mn en hattanoogawe enn: History Student Body: Pres. 3; College:: V.-Pres.; Evangelist; f-Club: Pres.: Football; Baseball. BENMMNGKEMPmem. tomtistce 6 = = |. « « «Rochester: Ny Y English Phychology-Philosophy; Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers; Ex- celsior Literary; T-Club; Glee Club; TIMES Staff. SECOND ROW: MIETO NEMER Garon as bas te 2 ee elie eet Wacom Tex: Bible College: Chap. 2; Class: Chap. 2; Student Body: Chap. 3; Student Body: Pres. 4; Evangelist: Pres. 2; Pre-Mil: Chap. 2. RAY MONDEKING imi ee) ene) a Indianapoliss Ind. Bible Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil Club; Basketball; Football; Baseball. THIRD ROW: SOPHIA LAMPRIANIDOU ............ ..Athens, Greece English International Club: Sec. 3,4. BARRVALIPRERT gecmrecat) cunniee tansean-o i oe ee eee Clintonsallll! Bible Missionary Volunteers. FOURTH ROW: CAROEY INGE iL Emam cise enim GorpustGhristiiulexs English Excelsior Literary; Christian Workers; Music Club. DAVIDEMACKAY 9) ae eee = eee Bloomfield.) Nad: Bible Class: Parl. 1; History Club: Chap. 2, Pres. 3; Missionary Volunteers: V.-Pres. 4; Debate Team. SUDYEMcKERmmey ane cine c ee ee een OUSTON mic x: Psychology T-Club; Psycho!ogy-Philosophy; Christian Workers; Glee Club; Basket- ball; CHIMES Staff 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate. EECZABETmIMUINS Eee eee eens Maryvillemirenn: English Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers; Excelsior Literary; Psychology- Philosophy Club; Glee Club; TIMES Staff 4. 35 36 FIRST ROW: CYNTEIAS MURDOCK fea tone e cnen ee hheveponteam ras Bible Pre-Mil; Music Club; Mission Volunteers. BOBBIESMURRAY. := 3-6 2 ome © a ow oe ee ElktonaMde English Pre-Mil; Silent Signers; Excelsior Literary; Missionary Volunteers. JANEPARISH 3-80 S20) ae 0c) ses See et eee Matronmels Music Class: Pianist 1, Organist 2; College: Organist; Student Body: Or- ganist; Music Club: Organist; Missionary Volunteers: Organist; CHIMES Staff: Literary. BRENDASPHIEETPP Emu cece «© =) = BunlingtonsiNemGe English Excelsior Literary; Spanish Club; Christian Workers; TIMES Staff: Typist. SECOND ROW: MAURICESPINKSTON = =) 0) oe en eet Mempnhicumienne Bible T-Club: Chap. 2; Evangelists; Baseball 2. ROBERT PLEASANT) =) @es 0 eu ce meine eee Pensacolasmmelan Psychology Class: Treas. |; T-Club; Christian Workers; Football 1,2,4. THIRD ROW: BRADLEY? PRICE. so =) Su. 20) een cee te ee hensacor rl as Music Student Body: V.-Pres. 4; College: V.-Pres. 3; Class: V.-Pres. 2, Chor. 1; T-Club: Chap. |, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Christian Workers: Chap. 2; Music Group; Baseball: Co-capt. 1; A Cappella: Pres. 4. MADELE™PRIGE = 2-2 2 ee ce eme ) een ness Carthacommliexe Music Student Body: Sec. 4; College: Sec. 4; Music Club: Sec. 3; Christian Workers; Music Group; CHIMES Staff: Literary Editor 3; TIMES Staff eZ FOURTH ROW: JOY PUMMELE a2.) 29s 2 See een eB anchestoMmes English Class: Sec. 1,2; Music Club: Sec. 2; Excelsior Literary: Sec. 4; Mis- sionary Volunteers; Basketball |; TIMES Staff 2,3. RONALD PURKEY ...... « « « 1 2 dammondaminds Bible Pastors: Sgt. Arms; Sermon Builders; Pre-Mil. Fourth Year College Fourth Year College FIRST ROW: JORNERAMIREZ sre emacs oes oes Gy cue. NortolkVa: Bible and Psychology College: Chap. 1; Evangelists; Psychology-Philosophy. BEG REEVE Smee nein mene een Chattanoogamslienn: English Christian Workers; Excelsior Literary; Psychology-Philosophy. SECOND ROW: CAROEVNERENIN ERG teen ante reer Rockarallsalill. English Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers; Psychology-Philosophy; Ex- celsior Literary; CHIMES Staff 4. JORNEREVINOEDS mca cant ae sets een) lee Dencenm VV .8 V.a- Bible Pastors; Evangelists; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil; Sermon Builders. THIRD ROW: MAYEOUBRIGEEYeeetay Cann ne mnmeSixuMilenRunssbas English Class: Sec. 3; Music; Christian Workers: Organist 3. LEE ANNE ROBERSON . . 3 cee . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. English and Music Music Club; Excelsior Literary; T-Club; Christian Workers; A Cappella; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,5; CHIMES Staff: Typist 2,3,4; TIMES Staff: Re- porter |,2,3,4. FOURTH ROW: | RITASS CO Tilsen ; : . . . Williamson, W. Va. Music A Cappella; Song Leaders; Music Club: Pianist 3. Haknl SIMiMlal so 6 5 6 oo een eee Orlandowarla: Psychology Music Group; T-Club; Psychology-Philosophy; Football 3. CHARLES STRONG ... . . Harlingen, Tex. Bibles Evangelists; Pre-Mil; Audio-Visual Aids. REBEGCAGSWANNER@ ene Penny cstaNortoikwy.a: English History Club; Psychology-Philosophy; Business Club; Excelsior Literary; Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers; Music Club; CHIMES Staff: Class Editor 4. = 38 FIRST ROW: ZED ASTinORNT©N see : « tj aesl « % oe AthensarAlas English Business: Chap. |; Excelsior Literary; Christian Workers; TIMES Staff: Reporter 3. ROMP THOM MSE 5 5 5 6 0 Bale eo oS Pensacola sirias Bible Class: Chorister 2,4; T-Club: Chorister 2, Chap. 4; Evangelists; Base- ball: Captain 1,2, Co-Capt. 3, M.V.P. 1,3. SUE TOMEY ee oes, sues ... .. . . Indianapolis, Ind. English Pre-Mil; Music Club; Excelsior Literary; Mission Volunteers. meets TNAARMING co G6 8S Ba eyhetes oe oe oe Knoxvilesshenne History History: Sec.-Treas. 3; Football; Baseball. SECOND ROW: MARION WACASER cae : Plant City, Fla. English and Bible Pastors; Bible Languages. JOY WAHLSTEDT ae ; . Barbourville, Ky. English Christian Workers; T-Club; Basketball. THIRD ROW: LOQUISERWAN Geen eerae 7 is Susie 1s, (eel EI ONGENONG Psychology Psychology-Philosophy; International Club. EEX ER WiAGGINSSeee «+ « woe es Pensacolammbias History Class: Sgt. Arms 4; T-Club: Treas. 2; History; Mission Volunteers; Basketball: Manager 2; Baseball: Manager 1,2; Football. FOURTH ROW: GORDON WILHOIT .-. . . ms = + we © IMadisonseWienvas History Class: Chap. 2,4; Pre-Mil; Pastors; History: V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. HARRY WOLTMANN ... . - be a 3) Gow cole es eam pamela History History; Missionary Volunteers. Fourth Year College Fourth Year College FIRST ROW: CARLENE WOMACK Be Pres . Batavia, Ill. Music Music Club; Music Group; Christian Workers; CHIMES Staff: Layout Editor 4; TIMES Staff: Typist 3. EDWIN ZELLNER . . Ardmore, Okla. Psychology Pastors; Psychology. 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Winston-Salem, N.C. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Sterling, Ill. . Bluefield, W.Va. . Gauley Bridge, W.Va. . Mechanicsburg, Penn. . St. Petersburg, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. 42 SANDY PARSONS JOHN RAFIQ DONALD REDMAN JOAN REINMILLER FIFTH ROW: JAN RICE FLOYD RISSER DORIS ROBERTSON DARWIN ROBINSON SIXTH ROW: WAYNE ROSE BOB ROSENTHAL GERALD RUSSELL BETTY SEBASTIAN SEVENTH ROW: BARBARA SCOTT JUDY SHETTER GINGER SHIELDS DAVID SKAER . Chattanooga, Tenn. Lahore, Pakistan . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Kansas City, Mo. . Atlanta, Ga. « alersheya Pay . West Logan, W.Va. . Lubbock, Tex. . Dayton, Ohio . Thorndale, Tex. . Maryville, Tenn. . Bassett, Va. . Battle Creek, Mich. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Naples, Fla. . Mauston, Wis. Third Year College Third Year College FIRST ROW: DONESMUIE memo. ©. 6. JERRY@OMUTEIMT ee 35 PARRYS@OMITFIiae a. MAR VeOMIMiiee) ro) 4 « SECOND ROW: NUNNKON SMM “5 5 6 6 6 RANDELINSNIPESSe 0c .. - DONALD SPENCER... . LINDA STRAIN... ... THIRD ROW: MARTHA SUDDRETH ... . MINS SUITUOIN 6 5 6 so RONALD TAYLOR ... . BOB UIMIOMAS 9.2. FOURTH ROW: PAUPSTIEIOMASS es os = JERE UNDERWOOD .... ANN WAHLSTEDT .... . WALLY WATSON ... . Pillars of Progress . . . . « Muscatine, lowa . . Beaumont, Tex. ee tsecoe eso Paris’ Ill: . . . Chesapeake, Va. Onn eee. Orlando, Fla: . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . «Kansas City, Mo. I ae ampas. Flas . . . Loxley, Ala. Mi . Panama City, Fla. oe Dundeos Fla: . . West Palm Beach, Fla. eee . . . Macon, Ga. . . . . . Barbourville, Ky. Ericsburg, Minn. Hey Rufus!! . . . look here. Third Year College FIRST ROW: MARCY WEBB ... . PAUL WESTBERRY . . HARLAN WHITE . . JOHN WIDEMAN . SECOND ROW: LINDA WIGGINS RAYMOND WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMSON NORMA WILSON THIRD ROW: DOUGLAS YOHN . Hematite, Mo. . Asheboro, N.C. : . Wheaton, Md. . St. Albans, W.Va. . Coudersport, Pa. The . Dallas, Tex. Miami, Fla. Houston, Tex. . Tampa, Fla. Brownings return from the Congo. For 2¢ I'd quit!!!! Second Year College FIRST ROW: BRUCGERAELENIe ry non RENRYSParALEEN meen: CAROLE ALVERSON ... . EEAINEPAMES= = 3). SECOND ROW: ERNESTEENE ANDERSON VIRGINIA BAKER ..... . ERIC BAKKEN ..... DAVIDEES BANKS ©)... THIRD ROW: FRANK BARCKLOW ... . JOHNNY BARKER .... . CARESBARTON i ae-atencnr a EAREE BARTON | seme) emer FOURTH ROW: atlas ns; ean s Narragansett, R.1. OW ehsy (ati te: on ca Miami, Fla. AV Se Hees emer Atlanta, Ga. eo ee Beaumont, Tex. Ses oy One eee Jonesboro, Ga. cor Amtecasy date Alexandria, La. Pee hs, ane eee Black Earth, Wis. Pat OSPR EP ee Mt. Airy, N.C. Pee Oe ee Lanoka Harbor, N.J. byes hal GA fiied ik Danville, W.Va. Bee an eee Riverview, Mich. at tie okt eee Riverview, Mich. etter toy Baek West Palm Beach, Fla. Acie errA SS. Dayton, Ohio . Hammond, Ind. 45 Ua NO THENWIBAS 5 6 bo 6 oo a ba 6 FUYAINI THOININS 5 5 co oO So BO LEONARD BOWDEN GEORGE BOWERS JAMES BROCK FIFTH ROW: KATES BRO C Keen Se at a ee DAVID BROMLEY DALE BROWN JUDY BROWN SIXTH ROW: ANNETTE BURNHAM ...... . THERESA BUTTS GENE BYRON DON CABBAGE SEVENTH ROW: MAYNARD CAMPBELL .... . leas Ve NIDYN (EYNMIINE Go 5 oo Go dou a © NON ANIE COOK coo 5655 45 50 ¢ ANIMTASCOPEEIN tceetemmcteacan tam rere trene- i Seen lixsonmmlienn: . . Paden City, W.Va. . Elton, Pa. . . Mableton, Ga. « « . « Athens, Ga. Pome Athens mca: . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Hanover, Pa. . . Lakeland, Fla. Be ee Ruskin, Fla. . . Indianapolis, Ind. Chattanooga, Tenn. Panama City, Fla. . . Duncan, Okla. Houston, Ohio . . Williamson, W.Va. . . Farmersville, Ill. Second Year College FIRST ROW: JUANITA COSBY . Chesterfield, Va. LARRY CREEKMUR an oe a eee eCrevenGocurm lite GAROLYNEDAVIS ce ce catcn ere eeeeee © leant Nava PAUL DITMAN . Baltimore, Md. SECOND ROW: JAN DIXON... . Neel feel Cee beeeeeGINcinnati©nic MARY JANE DODSON SHIRLEY EVANS . Charleston, W.Va. . Stevenson, Ala. DON FARMER . Athens, Ala. THIRD ROW: ROXANNE FLEMING oe eee Farmington, NeM. HAZEL EOR Ditters acento an e Dastrop aiicas KAREN GERDOM CAROLYN GLASS . . Taylor, Mich. . Ohatchee, Ala. FOURTH ROW: DENNIS: GOINS saa eeeiecne ee eee Atlantamcas BILE GRIFFIN IA os. cans. Lies eee See AtlantasGas JIM HAMMOND . Bradenton, Fla. 46 DAN HAWTREE CHARLES HENLEY SANDY HERRON CAROL HODGES DAVID HOLMES FIFTH ROW: RUBY ANN HOLMES HARRY JACKSON WONDA JAMESON DON JARVIS SIXTH ROW: JAMES KEENER STEVE KESLER DAVID KNOWLES GEARY KNOWLES SEVENTH ROW: RUTH KROUSE MARLENE LINES EDWARD LOWE JIM LUNDY . . Miami, Fla. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Taylor, Mich. . Columbus, Ga. . Spray, N.C. . Taylor, Mich. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Indianapolis, Ind. . . Charleston, W.Va. . Elizabethtown, Pa. . Memphis, Tenn. . Lynchburg, Va. . . Charleston, S.C. . . Johnstown, Pa. . Bethel, Ohio . Buffalo, N.Y. . North Palm Beach, Fla. —— Second Year College FIRST ROW: KATHERINE McBRYAR VIRGINIA MANN MACALLEN MATTHEWS ELLEN MAYNARD SECOND ROW: FRED MERRITT JEAN MITCHELL JEAN MORGESON BILL MURDOCK THIRD ROW: BOB MURR HOBERT NAPIER FAYE OGLE BETTY JO OLLAR FOURTH ROW: RICHARD PANKEY BOB PETERSON SUESPETIY, . Chattanooga, Tenn. Lake Butler, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Baltimore, Md. . . . .Man, W.Va. . Hernshaw, W.Va. . Cincinnati, Ohio . . Summerville, Ga. . New Castle, Colo. . Man, W.Va. . Maryville, Tenn. . Mesquite, Tex. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Ft. Pierce, Fla. . . Tampa, Fla. 47 WAYNE POWELL CONNIE PURTEE CONNIE REAGAN LINDA REID PAUL REYHER FIFTH ROW: JUDY ROBINSON FRANK RODERICK SUE ROSE HELLEN RUSSELL SIXTH ROW: LAYTON SAMPSON LINDA SANDERS ROBERT SANDERS BOB SCHAAP SEVENTH ROW: JOERSTEEDZ mem. CLIFFORD SMITH JERRY SMITH PEGGY SMITH . Atlanta, Ga. . Creve Coeur, Ill. . Ft. Pierce, Fla. . Harriman, Tenn. . Oak Forest, Ill. . Stilesville, Ind. . Athens, Tenn. . Dayton, Ohio . Farmville, N.C. . Laurel Hill, N.C. . Atlanta, Ga. . Winfield, La. . Holland, Mich. . Winston-Salem, N.C. . Bedford, Pa. . Nashville, Tenn. . Owensboro, Ky. Second Year College FIRST ROW: ROBERT STANFIELD LINDA STANLEY MARIE STANSELL SHARON STENNER SECOND ROW: LINDA STRICKLAND F euce 2 JEAN STUART Ven celeste omen tee RALPH SUMNER GLENN SWYGART THIRD ROW: JANICE TAYLOR eee ae BOBBY JOETHOMAS . . BOB THOMPSON DONNA THROCKMORTON FOURTH ROW: LARRY TODD JEAN TUCKER EDGAR WALLACE . Indianapolis, Ind. . . Elizabethton, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. . Lantana, Fla. . Macon, Ga. iecnts ee Morrow, Ga. . Portsmouth, Ohio . . Lima, Ohio . Harbor Springs, Mich. Rey ats Memphis, Tenn. . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Amelia, Ohio Sc Miamiaaias . . Springfield, Colo. . Hanoverton, Ohio 48 RAY MONDSWEED © Niger ie mee Belleville, Mich, ED. AWELCH. 4s cen ce heteey Ghee el eee ee Knoxville, Tenn. DEWEY. WHIT Ess acne ecmcanee earner Anderson, S.C. IRENE WICKER DS sec) eu oy ue oe . . Pomaria, S.C. PAMELASWIEGO Xa ee eee West Winfield, N.Y. FIFTH ROW: DAVID WILLIAMS ee nS 6. Gm cr Ruffsdale, Pa. LEONARD: WIEEINGER] a seurcuiecuecteeneane Point Pleasant, N.J. SHIRLEE WILSON . . Sterling, Ohio . Jerome, Idaho DONALD WINFREY SIXTH ROW: EUNICES WIINGATIEG = niece enn or . . Jackson, Mich. NANCY- WINN oe 856: auc eee . . Greensboro, N.C. JOANNE -WINTERSOEER oun . Milford, Ohio Ti MaW.O LEE aac ones . Miami, Fla. SEVENTH ROW: CLOYD YOUNG MARGUERITE YOUNG 2 ye iaen a Chattanooga, Tenn. . Hendersonville, N.C. First Year College FIRST ROW: GAIEENBABBET eames ae geen) i NAOMI ABBOTT .... . A . Forrest Park, Ga. SPacmigrt, Ghee Covington, Ky. VAMESIPA DAMS Mert Fr seo fous. tee sce wis Pao Waco, Tex. RAVMONDSADAMS= aoa Sos seats ce eee: Garland, Tex. SECOND ROW: SITARONEALEXANDER Me ocr arcs) si ener es) Warren, Mich. {haOY INVA Be Albeo ae alse aap eas . . Chattanooga, Tenn. JORINSBAILEY IRS vam 6 sie crs os as . . LaFayette, Ala. Sis oe Re Jacksonville, Fla. MARY ANN BAILEY THIRD ROW: ALP IG BALearodee trer ccame sires vs PATTIE BARBER RENNY BARBER SABIR BARKAT Cae is. Ss . Evans City, Pa. Na Sa eae ae Miami, Fla. . . Englewood, Colo. . . Sialkot, West Pakistan FOURTH ROW: MORGAN BATEMAN : eal sope. Sweet fe . Nantahala, N.C. FUCIELESBATEMAN (302 2 5 6 © goo « we « Nantahala, N.C. JUSTINE BELL . Jacksonville, Fla. 49 RONALD BISHOP BEVERY SBEAG KGge seman DAVID BLOOM TERRYSBOOGTERS mcm HAZEL BOSTICK FIFTH ROW: AMY BOYD JERRY BRACEWELL RONALD BRADFORD HAZEL BRADLEY SIXTH ROW: HAROLD BRIGGS RAYMOND BROADUS GAY BROCK SHERIAN BROOKS SEVENTH ROW: BILESBRU.G Exum cei BRENDA BRYANT KAREN BUFFINGTON KARIS BULLARD ... . . . Blacksburg, S.C. . . . Logansport, Ind. . .Oneco, Fla. . Connersville, Ind. . . Macon, Ga. . . Dallas, Tex. . . Orlando, Fla. Rossville, Ga. . Millspring, N.C. . . Elyria, Ohio . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Athens, Ga. . Graham, Tex. Tallahassee, Fla. . Gainesville, Ga. Armachee, Ga. . Timewell, Ill. First Year College FIRST ROW: STEVE BUSH DENNIS BUTLER MOLLY BYRON PATRICIA BYRON SECOND ROW: LINDA CALLAHAN CECIL CARNES MARTHA CARROLL FANNY CHARLES THIRD ROW: HARRIS CHRISTIE EVANGELINE CIERPKE YONNA CLARK BOB CLUCAS FOURTH ROW: REBECCA COLEMAN GLENN CONNER ROSA LEE COPE . Augusta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Greenville, S.C. . Jacksonville, Fla. Ma: . Macon, Ga. . Williamson, W.Va. Cayuge, Ind. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. . Toronto, Canada . Lakeland, Fila. . Miami, Fla. . . Oklahoma City, Okla. 50 PAULETTE COPPINGER PHYLLIS CORNELL JAN CRANMER JAMES CRAWFORD CAROLYN CROSBY FIFTH ROW: FLOYD CURTIS KATHY DEEN PAT DENNY RAY DOERKSEN SIXTH ROW: PAT DRIGGERS BOB ELLER DEWEY ESTES SHARON ETHRIDGE SEVENTH ROW: EDDY EVANS CARY FARRAR JOHN FERGUSON MARTHA GALLAGHER . Whitwell, Tenn. «43 Lincoln, Neb. . Colorado Springs, Colo. Bradenton, Fla. Spartanburg, S.C. . Bradenton, Fla. Jonesboro, Ga. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Winnipeg, Canada . Orlando, Fla. . Akron, Ohio Athens, Ala. . Creve Coeur, Ill. . Tampa, Fla. . Ruskin, Fla. a . Joppa, Md. . Battle’ Creek, Mich. First Year College FIRST ROW: FAY GARLAND DANNY GIBBS JAMES GIPSON MYRON GLATZ SECOND ROW: DAVID GRAHAM ANNETTE GRIDER PAULETTE GRIDER REGENA GRIZZLE THIRD ROW: ELAINE HALL FOURTH ROW: JAMES HALTER | SHERYL HAMM DAVID HARP VIRGIL GROOVER MARIE GUINN CHARLES HALL Sehaiels (6)! ‘ol wis: Hel ekel ye . Riverview, Mich. . Shreveport, La. . McAlester, Okla. . Denver, Colo. . Winston-Salem, N.C. . Scottsboro, Ala. Scottsboro, Ala. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Winterhaven, Fla. Dalton, Ga. Latrobe, Pa. . White Pine, Tenn. . Harbor Springs, Mich. . Kansas City, Mo. . Benton, Ark 51 EDWINA HEDGEPETH BETTY HERMAN WILLIAM HLAD CARYL HOGSETT STEVE HOLMES ©. FIFTH ROW: BOBBY HUBBARD CAROL JACKSON CAROLYN JOHNSON GAIL JOHNSON SIXTH ROW: NORMA JOHNSON VERA JOINER EARL JOLLEY DAVE KELLEY SEVENTH ROW: JUDY KING FAITH KISNER MAXINE LaFOY WILLIE LASSETTER . Sarasota, Fla. Aiken, S.C. Roggen, Colo. . Murfreesboro, Tenn. . Spray, N.C. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Charleston, W.Va. . Laingsburg, Mich. . Winston-Salem, N.C. . Colorado Springs, Colo. . New Orleans, La. . Elyria, Ohio . Tulsa, Okla. . Clinton, Tenn. : . Miami, Fla. . Greenville, S.C. . Macon, Ga. First Year FIRST ROW: WILLOVENE LEDFORD CAROL LONG VIRGINIA MAHON LARRY MANOUS SECOND ROW: FLORA MARKLE MARGO MARTIN MARTHA MAYBURY ROBERT MAYNARD THIRD ROW: RANDALL McABEE MARY LEE McBEE . RICHARD McDONALD EARL E MERCHANT FOURTH ROW: BEVERLY MILES JAMES MILLS JOHN NADING College ; . Marietta, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Atlanta, Ga. . Keenesburg, Colo. . Memphis, Tenn. . Courtland, N.Y. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. - . Sewanee, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . San Antonio, Tex. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Garland, Tex. . Miami, Fla. LLOYD NASH KAREN NELSON BUDDY NICHOLS DAVID PAGE CLYDELL PALMER . FIFTH ROW: BONNIE PARADISE TIM PARKER PAT PATTERSON SARAH JO PERRY SIXTH ROW: MILDRED PITTMAN TOM PORTER PHILLIP PRICE MAL RABERN SEVENTH ROW: SUSIE RATLIFF GERRY REECE PETE RICE EDVINS RIEKSTS EIGHTH ROW: JULIUS ROBERTS PATSY ROBINSON CAROL SANDERS j CHARLES SAUNDERS . . Interprise, Kan. . Charleston, W.Va. . Russellville, Ala. . Indianapolis, Ind. . Winter Haven, Fla. . Scottsboro, Ala. . Canton, Ohio . Engelwood, Colo. . Memphis, Tenn. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Oberlin, Ohio . Pansacola, Fla. . Avondale Estates, Ga. Millegeville, Ill. Chattanooga, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. . . . Quakertown, Pa. . Williamson, W.Va. Lubbock, Tex. . .. Knoxville, Tenn. . Ashburn, Va. First Year College FIRST ROW: PAUL SAXTON . Bem ts orn. UFlinty Mich: CARETIONESGHOERMLERS sane wen eee = Mishawaka Ind: JUDY SHAFFER : ee cn eae battle (Greeks Mich: GAROEVINESHERRELD® 295 5. 5 Sennen Canlandsaitiexs SECOND ROW: DANIEMSSEIERMAN Seances neu eee cere er. et Wakefield) Rit. VOTINES HUSTLER mere win oe llemanken seis st tn Flat) Rock Ala. JERRY SILER : SA Coie ees Miamieclas EELAWANNESIMMONS 3 5 5 2 es =) « « Fluntsville, Ala. THIRD ROW: KENNETH SINGLEY Beech cad OS ee . Birmingham, Ala. ADDIERSM Ulin ners ecm ers see Ghannelview, Tex: UENO SWAMah o 2 4 6 6 4 4 cn eee eeomany Wise MARILYN STANFIELD | FOURTH ROW: | PRISGIEEARSTRIGKIEAND See eee) eee) « Miami. Fla. ROGCERES ROU Digemeemmr een inn) ee eeeee Ruskin aklas AEN ES UIMMERSsaemeam laeicmne ie nme en Orlandoserlas . Indianapolis, Ind. PAT SUTTON GARY SWEARINGEN GARY SWYGART LONNIE TEMPLES PAT TODD FIFTH ROW: CAROL TUCKER DOUGLAS TRITT ANDY TULLY JOHN THOMAS SIXTH ROW: JUDY THOMAS PATTI THOMPSON SUSAN WAGLER PAT WALLACE SEVENTH ROW: JOHN WATERS JOYCE WATSON LARRY WHITE . DALE WILT EIGHTH ROW: ROGER WOOD RICHARD YEOMANS . Loxley, Ala. Rockledge, Ga. . Peoria, Ill. . Waco, Tex. . Miami, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. ; . Lula, Ga. . Richmond, Calif. Dundee, Fla. Greenville, S.C. . Theodore, Ala. Athens, Ala. . Clinton, Tenn. . Laurens, S.C. . Ericsburg, Minn. . Winston-Salem, N.C. . Detroit, Mich. . Atlas, Mich. . Jacksonville, Fla. Bible School Officers OFFICERS GRAYSONESDAWKIINS se mcneimen cir mrcnicimns ast meciien site) fon. Presicoent, MICES@ DRIVERS meses rn-te-nes eure, ae. et ur Vice-president SARAH IJOFINSO Niemen neem niiut (mente epoecretary LUGIEN MDAIGNEAU IST emencmrun-imitee 0-0) eees) Chaplain PRED BBLEC Kemer remnant ane: (ymin eo ms, A et ss CHOMSTOL MELBASACKERLESE ceametutce chisel kts t-mee cms eto ee ee lanist JEANIE YINKgE rar tice i atwhs eee ens, fom, he Organist DON BROOKS ia ee een ieterera ee cfs tr Pariiamentanian DAV DE POLAR ennai ee Scan oergeant at, Arms OFFICERS WILLIAM MORGAN ..... 3... ROBERT McFARLAND ... . RUTH ANN NABOR ... . GENE PARKER CARL GEISTER FRED CROWE . . JOHN COPELAND HOWARD BUCK ROBERT MULLENS Second Year Bible School . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Chaplain . Chorister . Pianist . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms WALT HOOVER SIM! IEBUENC 5 5 5 6 MARY ANN DOUGHTY SCOTTY THOMAS DAVID CIMINO MELBA ACKERLE BILL HENDERSON PAUL GORDON First Year Bible School OFFICERS eee ear es Sa eeeeenrosicent . Vice-President . Secretary . Chaplain . Chorister . Pianist . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms Third Year Bible School OFFICERS DALESKUIPERS is en ont een cee G . . . President PALEY INA ICS © N enn nn emu Ce-Phesiden CON nN, WINDER AOI 6 ¢ 5 5 6 5 2 oo 6 5 8 . Secretary GARLAND JENKINS ... . . Chaplain GEORGE BOWERS ..... . Chorister JOYCE DUMAN . Pianist HANS WERBERG CHARLES FRICK . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms FRED BLECK BILLY PACK SANDRA CARITY . . BOB RICHEY JOHN POLLOCK RAY BATEMA BEN HENSON WAM ATLAS of HUMA: Jey te OFFICERS . President . Vice-President 6 GG a-5 Go 6 6 SREY oe neuen sy feschaplain . Chorister . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms Fourth Year Bible School j ANATOMY 4 58 FIRST ROW: ZANESABBO TMi memauraty ose esi ct cone enn noe get noe meen LUC lowameiaya B.B. RAY SBATIEMAgiaie eee cune tenet cn ee een OllancdmaNicns B.B. Class: Parl. 4; Pastors: Song Leader 3; Music Club; Pre-Mil: Song Leader 2. FREDEBLEGKae sae ee ces ee one nt anes ee ONSteramnicls B.B. Class: Chaplain I; Parl. 3; Pres. 4; Bible School: Chor. 4, 3; Pastors: Sec. 4; Pre-Mil; Sermon Builders: 5, Valedictorian: 2. ALBERTe BRAXTON ieee -n-nanen onc ueneenn ene Gloanwaterms @e B.B. Pre-Mil; Sermon Builders; Evangelists; Christian Works. SECOND ROW: GRAYSON) DAWKINS =e) ne) sucess HlighmPomntasNece: B.B. Class: V.-Pres. 2; Bible School: Pres. 3; CHIMES Staff: Photo. 2; Senior Superlative. CARETONEREEMIIN Gareuresici sane) en UP CLOM Mics? B.B. Sermon Builders; Evangelists; Missionary Volunteers. THIRD ROW: BENS IENSON een n nme mrrmrmren ElencersonvillommN: Ge Bible School: Sergeant at Arms. fe INGRIDSKIEN IT Zserueerere Tee ee . Ardsley, N.Y. T-Club; Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers; Basketball. 2, |. FOURTH ROW: WINFRED] McGORMICK =) 35 acne en ee [rentontaGar B.B. BILE, PACK Somes concur) ber c(t cen ae LOUISVI GREK B.B. Evangelist: V.-Pres. 4. Fourth Year Bible School Fourth Year Bible School FIRST ROW: JOHN POLLOCK = - ae see erAthens, Ga: B.B. Class: Chor. 4; Evangelist: Chap. |. BOBRRIGEIEY set ne iting re ca oe . Chattanooga, Tenn. B.B. Bible School: Chap. 4; Pre-Mil: 4, Pastors: Parl. 4; Sermon Builders; SECOND ROW: WAYNE RUMMEL . ee EranksvillowVViss BB. Evangelist; Pastors; Music Club; Pre-Mil; Sermon Builders. Band; A Cappella. WAPEMINTE NRAIBQVAMISS 5 5 5 oo so 5 0 8 5 0 0 oe o ecimpalie, Ih B.B. Bible School: V.-Pres. 3; Student Body: Chap. 4; Pastors: Chap. 3; Pres. 4. THIRD ROW: TIME WRAINHIERS, 5 o 6 656 600000506 00 060i, life B.B. Applied Music Dr. Faulkner's neat, efficient secretary 60 FIRST ROW: VIOLET-AKERS 2) 5 5s Get tn chee eee euen Lawns Weve Th.G. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers. SKORING IYNTIEE 6 o 5 6 o 8 eee a ee Memphis alienn: Th.G. ROBERT BLAYLOCK aa Chattanooga, Tenn. Th.G. Bible School: Parl. 2; Class: Chap.; Mathematics Club: Pres. 2; Mis- sionary Volunteers: V.-Pres. 2, Chor. 2; Bowling: Capt. 1, 2; Tennis: Capt. |, 2, 3; Volleyball: Capt. 3. GENIE BOYD ; Brandon, Fla. Th.G. SECOND ROW: KATHLEEN BUCK re . Newcomerstown, Ohio Th.G. Audio-Visual Aids; Missionary Volunteers; Psychology-Philosophy; Chris- tian Workers. GHAREESSBUI CER en i en Doug lasyillemc@rcas Th.G. Pastors. THIRD ROW: SANDRA CARITY 3 Houston, Ohio Th.G. P-e-Mil; Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers. BOY. CEZCO LEM Liane oa eee ChatlottomiNics Th.G. Pastors: Chor. 3. FOURTH ROW: ROBERTA DAVIS “ee : Augusta, Ga. Th.G. T-Club; Christian Workers; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil; Pep Club; Basketball: Capt. 3. JOYGES DUMAN sete rene neem Kt on penal Th.G. Third Year Bible School ; Third Year Bible School FIRST ROW: WH£H EBERT DYESSmr mem cu cy © ree eral ouston mex: Th.G. Silent Signers: Pres. 2, 3; V.-Pres. |. JAMESSEDDYeeen ees ee em FOnismoutnmyar Th.G. Pastors; Pre-Mil. SECOND ROW: ARIS YAN in Sec a eB altimore ms Mids Th.G. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers. ROBERT MELZEYe en ae cc sp oo eo 0 oo He@itigoRe, IMlek Th.G. Pastors; Pre-Mil. THIRD ROW: GCHAREESBERTC Kg nen eee ee Charlotte N.C tine PAUISIGIVENS seamen epee) oe Se ecvnos oae ee EUStiSia las Th.G FOURTH ROW: CARERG © DEREYqremrnarne eo cu o oCleneing, INkCe Tez WEG TRIERMVNS) co 5 5 5 ¢ Mec. Gas, capes wAtKens SiC. Dims INOS Te hUME oo Gy on oe a eee BLOWNSVillonmaVit Th.S. Christian Workers; Pre-Mil; Cross-country 2, 3. ALVIN JACKSON cies Bible School; V.-Pres. 3; Pastors; Sermon Builders: Chap. 2, 3. Memphis, Tenn. 61 62 FIRST ROW: GARLANDIENIIIN Steemseen cites tenement ee Rossville, Ga. vh.G. Bible School: Chap. 3, Chor. 2; Evangelists. SARA NOMNSONE eee See Are . . Hendersonville, N.C. ih.S Bible School: Sec. 3; Class: Sec. |, Pianist 2; Mission Volunteers; Pre- Mil. SIMBKELE EV git amey eae teers 4 a - = College ParkuuGas JOAN KEM Peer ee er eh Williamstown, Mass. Th.G. Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers. SECOND ROW: BYNUS TWAS 2 5 5 co 6 os Pcten Cher ae char . Holland, Mich. rh.G. Bible School: Treas. |, Parl. 2, Pres. 3; Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil. ROBERT MEAYINEs unseen) tecture: . . . . . « Hopewell, Va. Th.G Bible School: Sergeant at Arms 2. THIRD ROW: CLARENGE “TOV Ese) Sener iee reece au ee Damascus, Ga. Th.G Class: V.-Pres. 1; Pastors; Sermon Builders: Pres. 3. Uy AA AONG etaa ade aS Gun uO So o-oo 0 « Springfield, Mo. Th.G Class: Sergeant at Arms 2; Missionary Volunteers; Spanish Club; Pre- Mil. FOURTH ROW: BEVERLY McKINNEY % 2°02 0) eee ee ee MantettamOnio Th.G DAL ERMONTIG © MER gain. nein re eo . . . Decatur, Ill. Th.G Sermon Builders; Pastors. Third Year Bible School Third Year Bible School FIRST ROW: GORDON MORRIS SP Oey Ce hal AIR wee . Amelia, Va. Th.G. Pre-Mil; Evangelists. SHINTONSINUGKEES mpmemrn are ake eee re nae 6 Colfax. N'Ge Th.G. Sermon Builders; Pastors. SECOND ROW: NANG YSRAG Ks ork ely oy ore ceeeerAthens Alas | Th.G Audio-Visual Aids; Christian Workers; T-Club; Basketball 2. AN NEPINKEEY sss see 5 di) Bae es aoe . . . Festus, Mo. Th.G i Pre-Mil; Missionary Volunteers. | | THIRD ROW: NOEANBROACH timc arse eieets eee a ea . Dallas, Tex. Th.G. Evangelists. ANITA SAMPSON ; Opera ene Se tone Garland, Tex. | Th.G. | Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers; Pre-Mil. FOURTH ROW: } FEWISBSAUNDERS Msi. eae ou ee ens Charlotica NC Th.G ERANGESESIADR CK@un ani et initia aspormlenns | Th.G. Missionary Volunteers; Pre-Mil. (CINK@IE SHUN 5 6 6 0 5 5 o 3c Pn eeerre ailautewind: Th.G Pre-Mil. SLINMIER SIMMMitn! co 53 66 0 e866 6 o oo 6 @ okey Ik Th.G. Missionary Volunteers. 63 FIRST ROW: | MALCOLM SMITH .... .- .. .. . . Ft Oglethorpe, Ga. | B.B | ‘ ) CARL STRICKLAND .... - Le ee es Eleview, W.Va. B.B. Pastors; Missionary Volunteers. JORNGROUTE ne eee x s 2 2 ee ME Carmel atl B.B. Silent Signers: Chap. 2; Pres. 3. CINDE TURNER Sarees sos We bone ee Rossvillem@eas B.B. Evangelist; Pre-Mil. SECOND ROW: SEAN XN Kou ee Bey i alti . Holland, Mich. B.B. Bible School: Pianist 2; Organist 3; Class: Sec. 1; Pianist 2; Pre-Mil: Sec. 1, Organist 2, 3; Missionary Volunteers, Christian Workers, Music Club. KATHY UNDERWOOD ... . Se eos, ele . . Peoria, Ill. Bible School: Sec. 3. THIRD ROW: TALMADGE WALKER .. . . .... . . Union Point, Ga. B.B. Missionary Volunteers, Pre-Mil. WALLACE WARD .... .- crite Co Oe Sylvania, Ga. } B.5. | | | FOURTH ROW: | HANS WERBERG = = = = ; on ee oe pee Nonollemvas B.3. Missionary Volunteers, Pre-Mil: Parl.3. THOMAS WILLIAMS Bowe Chattanoga, Tenn. B.B. Class: Pres. |; Pre-Mil: Pres. 2; Evangelist: V.-Pres. 3. Third Year Bible School 64 Third Year Bible School FIRST ROW: GENE WISEHART ...... men RUSSaVilie minds B.B. Pre-Mil: V.-Pres. 3; Bible School: Pres 2. JOHNEWOODi.e. ceaues.-: nee Gincinnatrm© nto B.3 SECOND ROW: FOISBWOOD BS) a eu eee bodtordmmy a B.B. Pre-Mil: Missionary Volunteers; Christian Workers. GENESW ©©O DAI ae ea ee nr ChanlottesmNeG B.B. Second Semester Students Second Year Bible School FIRST ROW: WILEVAMBATIKEN Semen ene eee 5 Bo o o o Weeehnit SIE: EDWARDS AMBURGEY, fe) su cienienen cr ene . Morehead, Ky. JULIANSATWOODE 35 se 2 ee ee Chickamauga, Ga. VNU eM AN BIAHD. 5 4 5 5-5 G5 6 oo 8 6 oo Hickory, N.C. SECOND ROW: ELIZABET Fla BISA G Kagami tule ne Oa Charlotte, N.C. GERALD BOREIN GER mice arnt: a chs pestis Mo: FNMMENIMSSE SoG. 6 6 6 6 ee eee ColdsborominG- DONALDSBROG@KSi sau ect nena Charlotte, N.C. THIRD ROW: HOWARDS BUCKS us) ee nee ne elampagerias AL BUIGEMeaent ssmrt e-meyar ee eer eee Dublinoas JAMESEBURG ESS iene sinner BUnlIngtonwiNecs SHIREEYSBUIRGESS semen iene eer ee Gr ov.or min Ge FOURTH ROW: STEVE. BURMAN? @iteen cc oe eee Tacoma, Wash. mem) TMS 5 so bt oO Memphis, Tenn. EDNA COPELAND ene . . . «Oklahoma City, Okla. JORINEGOREIFAN Dimes Oklahoma City, Okla. FRED CROWE s Go scam cn Sean eee Easley, S.C. EUGIEN =DAIGNEAUIET arene: Ontario, Canada BART DAVIS? 2. 1. ehey, eutectic are mes Claremont, Calif. RIGHAR DEDAY 1 UF Earamrsnie ities mn Coal City, Ind. FIFTH ROW: JERRY DOYLE Saesectacueane) cee arn ee Birmingham, Ala. DOROTHYADR IVER Sieuenee tens aries neste teres Memphis, Tenn. MIEESS DRIVERS arsnisnacneeins a Coos Memphis, Tenn. CLEAUDESDY KES: 3s sauce nrsercy eccmeennrr arc rennet Cochran, Ga. SIXTH ROW: AMY FANNING Fam So ack cena Jacksonville, Ill. EDWARDS FANNING Sienna ee ene ne Jacksonville, Ill. BOBSGAMBEE Meena . . «Tarpon Springs, Fla. DOROTHYEGAV Tiree sent e . . Peace Dale, R.I. SEVENTH ROW: CARLSGEISTER 05 1c Some eee ce ae em Pomona, Calif. TEHOMASZGIBSON Se caren anne Whitesville, W.Va. JAMES HALL: 55 70 steten 6 are eee eee Columbus, Ga. TEOMAS, HELTON cuneate es Chattahooga, Tenn. 66 Second Year Bible School FIRST ROW: VAMESSEIL Eee eon ce ns, ares . . Charlotte, N.C. WALTERSEIORNUNG weary erent, a ia eee Chicago, Ill. SUES TIOW Een fee. 4. ee Baa Creve Coeur, Ill. BONNIESJOLEEY Gey mre ts) eee ens ee ee Geraldine, Ala. SECOND ROW: CISOINEIS IVNNIERONO 6 5 6 a Bo 6 oo oO uo oe Miami, Fla. JONG ESLINDSEVureme test ees oct: eee ce Lampasas, Tex. KENNETMSEINDSEYae-mmewmntes eee soe eto ae Lampasas, Tex. EARTEMcADAMS mte es eee. ear cee on eo ee ls Peoria, Ill. THIRD ROW: ROBERTEMCEARLAN Dinamo curcineh cine . Beaumont, Tex. CORAZMIEPERM mre arecmne: ca-c. el. ceames Guen e Peoria, III. WILLIAM MORGAN ROBERT MULLENS . . Tampa, Fla. Se Er te ol Sere ty eae . Mercedes, Tex. 67 FOURTH ROW: RUTFEANNE NABER geyser eee nares on. Holland, Mich. MICHAEL NEALLY ...... se oe: . . Bucyrus, Ohio JAMES SPARKER® saya cans) eneenene one . . Mableton, Ga. . . Charleston, W.Va. BY. WAIHWENIGIS ¢.6 6 © 0.5 0 wo 6 0 6 ; DY WAIDY ON, Go bo 6 Geo Bene Ot ee Greenville, N.C. GUENSREEC EM anus Gomera ismeeh citcure acne Kansas City, Mo. BETTY RICE . Murfreesboro, Tenn. EARRYs RICHIE ees cnts omecn tie eet van . . Hollywood, Fla. FIFTH ROW: LEW ISS ROBISON een . . Athens, Ala. ROBERT ROBINSON . . Asheville, N.C. RIGHARDERUS SEL [Siam mn runr meee sansa ere . Newton, lowa ©DISSSEALS tegen, me atom ee eens, ee . . Marshall, Tex. SIXTH ROW: DONNA SHREWSBURY CLIFFORD L. SMITH MELVIN SMITH JAMES SPIRES ee ee ae Glenfork, W.Va. . Troy, Ohio - . - = Andalusia, Ala. . . Beech Island, S.C. SEVENTH ROW: FLOYD STELL Tite aeeccopringfield: Arksn DIGKSSTICIEIA secant. acide «decent eee Lan ul Miami, Ala. ROSE MARY STURDIVANT DON SUDDRETH . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. SP ee, ie OPIS eS aah e Candler, N.C. Second Year Bible School FIRST ROW: DICK SUMNER MARLENE THOMPSON FAYE TIPTON VERNON TRAVIS SECOND ROW: JAMES VAN HECKE SHARON VAN HECKE MARTHA WALKER JAMES WELCH THIRD ROW: HARVEY WHITE . Portsmouth, Ohio . Rathbone, N.Y. . Wakefield, R.!. . Murfreesboro, Tenn. . Jacksonville, I'l. . Jacksonville, III. . Penfield, Ga. . Dalton, Ga. . Charleston, S.C. FIRST ROW: MELBA ACKERLE . DONALD ADCOX JEANNE ALLEN CHARLES ARNOLD SECOND ROW: WAYNE ASHCRAFT VERN BAILEY DAVID BARTLETT FRANK BEAM THIRD ROW: JAMES BENNETT DELORES BIRD BOBBY BOOFER CHARLES BOYD FOURTH ROW: CHARLES BRACEWELL LLOYD BRADSHAW BURLENE BROOKS JOHNNY BURGESS First Year Bible School Santa Cruz, Boliva ._ San Antonio, Tex. Summerville, S.C. «Shep, SI . Harrison, Ohio . Peoria, Ill. . Decatur, Ill. . Olney, Ill. . Tullahoma, Tenn. Dowling, Mich. . Spring City, Tenn. . . Greenville, Miss. Orlando, Fla. Peking It . Victoria, Tex. . Chattanooga, Tenn. First Year Bible School FIRST ROW: M. A. BUTLER VAN BUTLER KENNETH CALDBECK GRANT CARTER SECOND ROW: JEAN CARTER ED CHAPMAN NAOMI CHAPMAN KAREN CHRISTNER THIRD ROW: DAVID CAMINO HELEN COFFELL JOHN COLBERT ROSE MARIE CORNELL Beloit, Ohio Jacksonville, Fla. Brimfield, Mass. . Harriman, Tenn. Harriman, Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. Beecher City, Ill. South Whitley, Ind. . Murfreesboro, Tenn. . Flint, Mich. Foley, Mo. Oklahoma City, Olka. 69 FOURTH ROW: WILBUR CROSBY BILL CROSS DIANE DAVIS PEARL DAVIS : MARY ANN DOUGHTY GENEVIEVE ESTES KAREN FISHER SHELVY FOOR FIFTH ROW: KAYE FORD GARY FRENCH HERB GADDY RONALD GAVITT SIXTH ROW: GARDINER GENTRY LORRAINE GONNERMAN LARRY GOODMAN PAUL GORDON SEVENTH ROW: DON GORE ROBERT HAMMOCK BILL HENDERSON JAMES HILL Plant City, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Olean, N.Y. . Jacutinga, Brazil . Smyrna, Ga. . Glastonbury, Conn. . Hollywood, Fla. . Six Mile Run, Pa. Deep Water, W.Va. Decatur, Ill. . Greenville, S.C. . Peacedale, R.I. . Bel Air, Md. . Dysart, lowa Evansville, Ind. Lewiston, N.Y. Jennerstown, Pa. . Lynchburg, Va. . Corpus Christi, Tex. . Terre Haute, Ind. First Year Bible School FIRST ROW: JAMES HINKLE TIM HOLBROOK CAROLYN HOLDER WALT HOOVER SECOND ROW: THRISELLA HORNUNG BARBARA HOSKINS JOHN HUGGINS LINDA JACKSON THIRD ROW: DARL JOHNSON EVANGELINE JONAS DAVID JONES JIMMY KEMP . Vero Beach, Fla. . . Northfield, Ohio Georgetown, jenn. . . Miami, Fla. Chicago, Ill. Grays Knob, Ky. Dalton, Ga. . Ripley, Tenn. Caldwell, Ohio . . Houston, Tex. Murfreesboro, Tenn. . Milton, Fla. we gid FOURTH ROW: JOAN KENNEDY JoANN LANKFORD ALBERT LAUBE GENE LOCKWOOD HOLLIS LONG JOE LONG JAMES MADISON CAROLYN MARSHALL FIFTH ROW: DARRELL MARSHALL WILLARD MARSHALL REBECCA MASON ROLAND McCLAIN SIXTH ROW: SHIRLEY McELYEA .. . FAYE McGEHEE ROTme McGill aera BECKY McRORIE SEVENTH ROW: . . Smethport, Pa. Ssh Miami, Fla. . . . Bethlehem, Pa. . Grand Island, Neb. . Mohahans, Tex. . . Kansas City, Kans. . . . . Orlando, Fla. . . Beaumont, Tex. . . Beaumont, Tex. . . St. Louis, Mo. be Sune Tampa, Fla. a eileede Salat a eee eee St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . Edwardsville, Ill. ey oo Tampa, Fla. Oklahoma City, Okla. . . . Charlotte, N.C. DANIELS MIDLER oe cee sere cs te eee Danville, Ill. MORRIS MILLERS 008 areea sah meee ee Chesapeake, Va. SHARON MILES Oa ce try one ce . . Tulsa, Okla. MELVIN = MINGEYe) 0) est SAT A tamer 70 First Year Bible School FIRST ROW: LEAH MOORE SANDRA NEALLEY DONALD OLDHAM ERIC OWEN SECOND ROW: PAUL PARDUE ROBERT PARRISH RITA PAYNE KYLE PEEBLES THIRD ROW: JAMES PENIFOLD BILL PHELPS BONNIE PRESTON LUCILLA PYLE FOURTH ROW: JUDITH REYNOLDS LEE ROBB WALTER ROBISTON . MARGARET ROGERS Connersville, Ind. Bradenton, Fla. ‘ Daisy, Tenn. . Glasgow, Scotland Charlotte, N.C. Decatur, Ga. Terre Haute, Ind. . Decatur, Ala. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Holland, Mich. . Woodsworth, Wis. Panama City, Fla. Indianapolis, Ind. . Grand Junction, Colo. . Greenville, S.C. . Jacksonville, Fla. Ride-um Cowboy 7 Horse and “'bucket ' days. First Year Bible School FIRST ROW: RICHARD ROGERS NANCY ROSER DONNA RUMMEL DON RUSSELL SECOND ROW: JAMES SANBORN FRANK SCOTT ARTHUR SIMS LINNEL SIMS THIRD ROW: DAN SKILTON LINWOOD SMITH HELEN SMITH PAM SMITH FOURTH ROW: LEE SPENCER SCOTT .STEELE TRAMMELL SUDDETH DELAINE TATE ——— eS eee rr . Jacksonville. Fla. Anaheim, Calif. Uniongrove, Wis. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Chariton, lowa Murfreesboro, Tenn. Naples, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Quincy, Fla. . Troy, Ohio Murfreesboro, Tenn. . St. Petersburg, Fla. Pensacola, Fla. Flint, Mich. . Roswell, Ga. Imported Monkeys Waaunkk .. . Beep-Beep! First Year Bible School FIRST ROW: MARILYN TIMMER KENNETH THOMAS MAEWIN THOMPSON THOMAS TUPPS SECOND ROW: SHERIN VALENTINE RICK VIELHAK ALTON WAGNER BILL WARREN THIRD ROW: JUDY WEIGNER WOODROW WEST TOM WHITE BILL WILDER FOURTH ROW: CLAUDE WILLIAMS MAE WOMAC RAY WOMAC Soaking It In Weigle Building under construction 73 . Holland, Mich. oe) tampa, Fla . Whitehall, Wis. . Anderson, Ind. . Hollywood, Fla. . Peoria, III. . Beaver Springs, Pa. . Greenville, S.C. . . King of Prussia, Pa. . Rocky Mountain, N.C. j Tampa, Fla. . Flat Rock, Mich. . Kensington, Md. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. x fg Seminary Officers 75 OFFICERS EDECILPIN Sarma Sato area seek ne Fp ye EARL SULT LE mere meer ere wae ee ue MF Ving Praetdont BER NADINESCRIS biectmrcene wn 2 0 Secretary: Treasurer KENNET S21 KE Sead eral nc cues) Ue Chaplain SOHNE MeCART eminence teeta ean ooh cae CE el ery RUTHSHYLUBERG ure osama Ay ot 8 aL be Pigatcs RICHARDEPANKEY gute oe fe Pal amanta tan PAULEG HAN Cuma nee erent 4) Sergeant af Arms RICHARD L. PANKEY BARRY BAGWELL BERNADINE CRIST EDWARD FORTNER JOHN McCARTT . BERNADINE CRIST CLAYTON BAILIE JERRY FORTNER Seminary OFFICERS eee a . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Chaplain . Chorister . Pianist ee eee Paniiamentarian . Sergeant at Arms Second Year ™ v v OLIVER GRAHAM DON BRAGG RUTHI HYLLBERG RUTHI HYLLBERG JOHN GREENE JOHN HOSKINS RICHARD KARR OFFICERS First Year Seminary President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer yee ee Rianish Chaplain Chorister . Sergeant at Arms Third Year Seminary OFFICERS LEWIS DAVIS Seah Wc ils EARL LIMLEs = = JIM McELYEA . DAVIDe FULLER pac me et imr) 18. WELDON BUTTS® Seon nae . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Chaplain . Chorister 78 Fourth Year Seminary FIRST ROW: DAVID JENKINS EUGENE KOLLER SECOND ROW: EARL LITTLE Third Year Seminary ABBOTT ALLEN PAUL CHANG Th.M. Th.M., M.R.E. B.D., M.R.E. B.D. Williams, Ind. I . New Market, N.J. . Longview, Tex. . Miami, Fla. Shanghai, China Third Year e Seminary FIRST ROW: LEWIS DAVIS io ee B.D. PAUL DIXON ee B.D. SECOND ROW: DAVID FULLER ois? Voeee B.D. EDWARD GILPIN a i B.D. THIRD ROW: JAMES McELYEA Sees B.D. STAN PUTNAM ahs B.D. FOURTH ROW: RONALD SCHNEIDER wees B.D. EDWIN STEADHAM Bases is B.D. FRANK TESTON awa B.D. KENNETH ZIKE . Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Owego, N.Y. Corpus Christi, Tex. . Alton, Ill. . Winona Lake, Ind. . Torrington, Wyo Chattanooga, Tenn. Leesburg, Fla. . Collinsville, Ill. 79 80 FIRST ROW: BARRY BAGWELL CLINTON BAILIE BENJAMIN J. BARTRIP LEE HARRY BROWN SECOND ROW: WELDON BUTTS BERNADINE CRIST THIRD ROW: EDWARD FORTNER JERRY FORTNER FOURTH ROW: JOHN McCARTT AMBROSE OLIVER Second Year Seminary . Miami, Fla. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Atlanta, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla. . Des Moines, lowa . Fayetteville, N.C. Chattanooga, Ten.n . Whitesville, W.Va. . Ment, England Second Year e Seminary RICHARD PANKEY .......... . . Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT REEDS sn ee ee ee a ee . Washington, D.C. First Year | A | Seminary | FIRST ROW: , SAMUELSBARKAT sap arrestee ce ce tote Sialkot, West Pakistan DONALD BRAGG ........... . .. «Chattanooga, Tenn. ISAIAH BROWN .......... . . . « « Chattanooga, Tenn. WiTIAMMEGlAR Kaieerst ere scence cet ye cor eee Milwaukee, Wis. SECOND ROW: WINSTONTELLI Oi emesis ene ae Cleveland alenn: BRUCE FOSTER ee ee eee © alesbung akan: OVUM TEYUNRVNM! 5 oo 9 666 4 oo . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. JOHN GREENE ............. =. . Connersville,, Ind. THIRD ROW: SKOTGIN) THRONES G5 6 6 6 6 6 c .... .. Williamson, W.Va. RUTH YELBERG Maem. one cle. eee a ee ; . 5 ae Wb CHAREESRIOEINSO Nieminen mre . . «Colorado Springs, Colo. RICGHARDEKARR See ou cen sneer ces. Cantona ©nio ) FOURTH ROW: FERRERISKEARNEY S20 ge ss ee eee . . Black Earth, Wis. ALBERTALEVENGOODigen a) eicmen iiss e iceesein sets) Dayton, Tenn. JORINEVARTANIAN Memenremetnce oi eh wetness . . Beirut, Lebanon PETERVARTANIAN 2), ae. sue ca ee Boirltaeebanon HERMANN WANG .......... . . . . . Formosa, China ELIZABETHOW.©) Games Canarian mmr menen New York iNi JOH NAWOL Fe sarursrace suis 0 sate mentee tad. ot Thonotosassa, Fla. Le fs Win VEZ GIP A f oe QE ZZ fp Yu ih, jas Y Wh GT | i QA Z ig Uy Ly 5 ta, Ye ; LY GA “pp, tn HW) Yibe Ly SS Wt te j bi LW Ye. “My Cae ii ji, 0, YF £74 WoL tT, , FEATURES ‘‘And Jesus increased in... favour with... man. | ORGANIZATIONS MISS TEMPLE MR. TEMPLE = SUPERLATIVES fl RECITALISTS BAND — TIMES e CHIMES S Bw CLUBS GROUPS Z ), : UY My Ally ie ; 1, 4 ! sy? w Pe aS a a, Naser 2 Scholarly student . . . pleasing personality. rik 153 empte JOY PUMMELL The leader of our Student Body A winning personality and a willing spirit 86 VI. we e MILTON KER [ | i LEADERSHIP Milton Ker Joy Pummell MOST POPULAR Bradley Price Madell Price PULCHRITUDE Mike Hamblen Freida Bagwell MOST TALENTED Bob Kelley Rita Scott Superlatives 88 Superlatives MOST TYPICAL Bobby Howard Annie Bridges MOST ATHLETIC Edd Baker Deanie Baker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wayne Williams Dottie Davis FRIENDLIEST Larry Glass Sophia Lamprianidou 89 Sara es —— GNARL WUT Baca ee weer TT it 3 gat lapeSea fai haia AES eR WITTIEST Ambrose Oliver Sarah Johnson MOST VERSATILE Guy Goodell Jeanne Ball Superlatives Superlatives in Review 90 Se —————— Deemer rrereereeeryernrreveytuegenenrwennall = + hres ener ecpuraenann rae av wi So oO a t a4 | Nie 2 us O [a a ere al | my ® a -3 aca eae ena ol wi Q oO ye a NT AR Ee... - 6 x = Qa o Q u i eo ma Te a LEK©) LINDA GUILER Piano JANINE ADAMS Speech Recitalists BOB KELLEY Voice JAN PARISH Organ $$$ a a SO tata i SS — |e... eee JERRY PAULEY ice Niiages ies LEE ANNE ROBERSON Voice LE pieced a eases CARLENE WOMACK Band The Band presented a splendid Christmas concert this year. Joined by the vocal ensemble, the group rendered beautiful Christmas songs. In the spring the annual concert was presented in a varied and interesting fashion. To cap the activities of the year, the Band and Glee Club combined their efforts to bring us a very enjoyable program. MRS. FRED BROWN Director And the band plays on. REAL LIVE CHIPMUNKS? ? True Christmas spirit. TIMES The TIMES, our student newspaper, covers many phases of Temple life. In working on the paper students have a chance to learn about business, journalism, and administra- tion, The knowledge obtained from their work is of great value to students, for they can use it in producing many ; forms of Christian Literature. This publication keeps students informed of recent ball- games, new teachers, news about the “'old'' faculty, happen- ings about the campus, and progress of our school. ros 6 i ae : . A a, j ee Fi : a a OO Pas! 4 : Editor GARY BROCK ‘ Assistant Editor Jim Sanborn, Virginia Chapman, Richard Sumner, Barbara Dawkins, Elizabeth Lengefeld, Floyd Risser, Elizabeth Munsey, David Harp, The TIMES Staff—Betty Kemp, Amy Boyd, Ralph Summer, Gary Brock, } Margo Martin. | WR ccictee ei ane, BOB ROSENTHAL REGINA BROWN Editor Assistant Editor GINGER SHIELDS, BECKY SWANNER SUE FARRAR, ANNIE BRIDGES Class Editors Literary Editors CHIMES MARCY WEBB, CAROLYN RENNER ROXANNE FLEMING, CONNIE REAGAN, RUTH MENDEZ Layout Editors Typists The CHIMES Staff—Seated: Edd Baker, Ginger Shields, Regina Brown, Bob Rosenthal, Miss Mumford, Annie Bridges, Geary Knowles. Standing: Marcy Webb, Becky Swanner, Tom Kilpatrick, Pete Forsyth, Sue Farrar, Carolyn Renner, Connie Reagan, Roxanne Fleming, Ruth Mendez. The 1964 CHIMES reflects the balanced program pre- sented at Temple. The staff, in producing this year's Annual, has endeavored to make it a book of the students, by the students, and for the students. Final exams, Homecoming, demerit list, ballgames, the special date, Missionary Con- ference, term papers, Student Revival and graduation—these aspects, which combine to make our balanced life, are perpetuated in this year's treasure of memories—your 1964 CHIMES. TOM KILPATRICK GEARY KNOWLES Art Editor Sports Editor PETER FORSYTH Business Manager EDD BAKER Snapshot Editor | Psychology | Philosophy Club OFFICERS PAULS WESTBERRY: = esr rnarottecei orn tatu yates re President JIM) DYKES 30 eee ace One eee Vice-President BETTY SSEBASITIIAIN Sener nme mee ere Secretary DON? 'GABBAGE mya ca) coteeed mice cwosd eee Chaplain W,«|DSSIONAS Soret tesco frien cake ae ae aera Chorister International Club OFFICERS JOHNEVARTANIAN ieee neces President ERIC: GOWEN? cep erie: ees ee ee ee Vice-President SOPRIASEAMPRIANIDOU men Secretary MISSURUBYSWAG NER egomarc Sponsor T-Club OFFICERS BRADLEY? PRICE® ca. vctasu sn ct cera ee ee President ROCKY EREEMAN (iss greene tee Vice-President VINAGCREWS a) 3 3 ce nen Secretary BOB THOMAS 25 cite 0 cee a ee Treasurer BOB.f ID WELLE) care cies et carse a Chaplain WAYNE COOK] ine) arse mera Chorister ANN ® WALEDST ED) a ieu suiccui antes ene an Pianist BOBalEIOMPS© Nernemcn ae err Sergeant at Arms Music Club OFFICERS DICK. BOWERS@ an) aa eae aroha President PAUL. ‘(CROSSONPiromen tee =) nen ne Vice-President INUNN(GR Gee NMI lta Ge as oo o 6-6 4 o oc Secretary THERESA, BUSTS cy sare cence cr eon euch orc ore Pianist SUE FLYNNisc2es 2 (iO e eure ier epee Organist BEVERLY” CARR ® ys vse: eh est ero Reporter History Club OFFICERS CGORDONBWIEROlIi ees eee eee oes President EDWARDEGREER® sy cara wn eG enue ane ae Vice-President UIBANIMPANINT 3 aig oS Gee oo op 8 oo Secretary ERINESTM© W ENS Boeemtics suecen Fi leciey eto te atsues re Chaplain NORINSGREENE Sweet sa. ay cs sess acts oa Chorister Excelsior Literary Club OFFICERS RMBROSETOLIVER wo cel eee a prendent PELEBCARIES© Nears Role cic heron comet ares Vice-President NOMERUMMELL Mie, sures ton sey et cuales Secretary RO GCERSEELEISON Mie oo a elise ean eee: as): Chaplain Sermon-Builders Club OFFICERS GLARENGERLOV Exec ann niet cae . President CRENMIKERS= ses oe, chr we). ie we cocoa evs Vice-President PAUIRGIVIENS seemeearcn ary ene 2 al eo oecretary ALVINSIAGKSONS Ser. ea Sones alos eo or Chaplain FREDEEBLEC Kimerereten geet ce ve ene ee Chorister JOEMDAYEIWERS “otc. os. house sen ts ee ee hianisi WADES MIESH SG woes eamcceeo cme cnc . . Parliamentarian SHEE IMMOVXEYAIN| 5 9s 0 6G a a f aS c Sergeant at Arms Forensic Union OFFICERS SINNIDIE TYNKSIOINIS, =o Go 6 2 0 0 5 bo . . President PAWL, THRKOIMVNS Gos a 5 6 ofa 6 6 om OE Vice-President INGXeTOF (EWIMIN Gs 5 oo 6 6 a 4 oo 6 Secre tary-Treasurer NNN NAAR 2-6 oo bon pb 6 ao oe Go Chaplain MIKE IRVNMISUEND 26 5 9 6 oo oo e Sergeant at Arms — a oe nana trendy Pastors’ Group OFFICERS WAYNE: WILLIAMS: 12 sce oes co teat eeca tone Cen s President EARL pLITTL Ee. 8s se eect a) oi Merce oo (moan ole ee ar Vice-President FRED © BEC Kes meee cures iepeis te eres eo Secretary BARRYSBAGWELL 2; 22 op ken) osteo cate anys eer Chaplain BOYCE® COLE sae see etc er Chorister PAU GIVENS ips csc ciere tere occa terior tae ce cee Pianist BOBBY IRIGIIEY, sagen op cies clan aster tir rm Parliamentarian RONEPURKEY tej: cy ee cil eran get ae Sergeant at Arms Missionary Volunteers OFFICERS ROGER ELLISON! see en cers asc tec ee nec) Pema President OV WALD PNG OANe Huglig’ o colon Sho Go oo pete Vice-President RHODA MARIESBALLE 4 8 aca s) su oe sein co eee Secretary Oe a: 7 4 Ue ee ene chun tineloo de ae catia sonar dows Chaplain FRED “GCROWE? 226.86) ahs acca es re eee wars Chorister RALPH =“SUIMNER: Bien a feos. oe chat cree, cen eos cea Pianist MARGUERITEXYOUNG ee = ey bol ees i oe eel ra ms Organist PETEFCARLSON pec eee tee. coe eee a eee Parliamentarian greiner somerserrerawropioneenets AR, Be! be Evangelists’ Group OFFICERS ED JOHNSON? ghee ese eet eee noes ten ee President TOM. -WILLIAMSi erence, cate ec eee. hola Vice-President MIKESSUTTON Beacun cast cps oe EAU: pr Sten cutenns Secretary-Treasurer JOHN EPROLEO CK rst eee rte ee ate en pe oe a Chaplain JOHNEGREENEM Mee denen, caer mr Rm aero amr Chorister JOE: DAYAURFS Saher ace eau sorties wieod Meat ules oe Olea Pianist BUDDY: CROW Evteeac) sian cy emir om co em errr Parliamentarian DAVID ROL@i fase te cote cc oan Sergeant at Arms Christian Workers’ Group OFFICERS PAUL = WESTBERRY (a2 et2 cen: yee cet eee nn enc ae President GENE BYRON | .a27 20 a Soo 8 oe cone ene se Vice-President JAN, RICE: eae) 5 een cape “sete rekte, cia etree Perc ae Secretary BOBBY HJOE HOWARD eae aetna Chaplain JERRY SMITHS oe. Ss ieee isa Sere en suena ae Chorister JUDYSROBINSON See cece rear mimeo ae ae Pianist MARTEAGMAY BURY (scarce coterolinrcmnrintomr cine its unr sTNCcur yrs Organist WALLYs WATS ON cars sce cmictare menage ine ere Parliamentarian JOEDENKINS (a 3s, Pee erect see cs Sergeant at Arms Song Leaders and Musicians OFFICERS LARRY TODD . President DICK BOWERS . Vice-President NANCY SMITH . . Secretary TOMMY GIBSON . Chaplain e Commercial Club OFFICERS EUNICE WINGATE . President JUDY ROBINSON . Vice-President ANITA COPELIN . Secretary ROXANNE FLEMING . Chaplain CONNIE REAGAN . Social Chairman BECKY RUSSELL . Chorister | semiplocees _FoLL-BLonKeD 101 Pre-Mil Club OFFICERS GENE BYRON GENE WISEHART RUTH ANN NABER . . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer BOB MULLINS . Chaplain BOB RICHEY . Chorister BECKY BROCK . Pianist JEAN TYINK . Organist HANS WERBERG DALE KUIPERS . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms Biblical Languages Club OFFICERS KENNETH ZIKE . President EARL LITTLE ‘ . Vice-President RONALD SCHNEIDER . Secretary STANLEY PUTNAM . Chaplain JULIAN ATWOOD . Chorister ED GILPIN at KENNETH CALDBECK . . Parliamentarian . Sergeant at Arms Silent Signers Club OFFICERS JOHN TROUTT JOHN COPELAND ye pee care JOANT KENNEDY aeer cenc, cae ceen re mites am mar PAUL GORDON sey ee EDGAR WALLACE FAYE McGEHEE CLIFFORD SMITH President : Vice-President Chaplain Chorister Pianist Pep Club . President VINA CREWS . Vice-President RENNY BARBER Secretary-Treasurer MILLIE PITTMAN . Chaplain CAROLYN CROSBY . Chorister . Pianist . Interpreter T. W. A. OFFICERS MRS. AUDREY AMBURGEY . . LYNDA SAMPSON JOYCE JOHNSON . PAT HAWTREE JEANNE BALL OFFICERS . President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Scholarship , _ = = os Library Staff Office Staff Dining Hall Staff DEANIE BAKER, Women's Scholarship Director Work Crew Dr. Weigle celebrates his 92nd Birthday SWEETHEART BANQUET One of the big social highlights of the past school year was the Sweetheart Banquet of February |4. Beautiful decora- tions set to the theme of Deep Purple’ accented the oc- casion. The delicious meal, the girls wearing their lovely : corsages, and a program of appropriate music made this banquet one we will long remember. The thrilling moment of the night came when Miss Joy Pummell received her bouquet of roses and was crowned Temple's Sweetheart of 1964. Miss Joy Pummell—Sweetheart of 1964 Sweetheart Banquet Halloween Party Sophomore Play—ARSENIC AND OLD LACE a Freedom Shrine Award presented to Tennessee Temple Schools FREEDOM SHRINE AWARD The Freedom Shrine, a permanent exhibit of twenty-eight authentic reproductions of historically famous American documents ranging from Jefferson's “rough draft'' of the DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE to the official United States copy of the United Nations Charter, was presented to Tennessee Temple Schools by the Exchange Club of Chat- tanooga, Tennessee. The Freedom Shrine is exclusively an Exchange Club project and an important part of the American Citizenship Program of The National Exchange Club. The ideals and precepts set forth in its documents, constitute a precious heritage, not only for Americans but for freedom loving people everywhere. Our President celebrates his 21st Anniversary at Highland Park Baptist Church Armed Forces Day Parade nent, Y ELLOW eae ee (GROGERS “BAILEY Sip co 55 | ear ad call ai: ist rey “ 2 .-. VER 876-79 pa ‘‘And Jesus increased in... stature... .’’ HOMECOMING QUEEN CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL BASEBALL MINOR SPORTS INTRAMURALS | Homecoming The highlight of the sports program is the annual Home- coming Game. The pre-game ceremonies were very im- pressive as each of the eight lovely candidates was escorted through the archway and into the spotlight by members of the basketball team. The royal court took its place on the red and white deco- rated stage to await the announcement of this year's winner. When the presentation was made, the spotlight rested its beam on Miss Jan Rice—our Homecoming Queen for 1964. VINA CREWS SANDY HERRON VIRGINIA HALTER Queen’s Court AMY BOYD BRENDA CARITY Queen's Court ROBERTA DAVIS JOY WAHLSTEDT © 110 Seimei SANDY HERRON BRENDA CARITY Co-Captain Captain Ready! ... Hit it!... = THE '64 CHEERLEADERS—Pam Wilcox, Brenda Carity, Ann Wahlstedt, Sandy Herron, Lee Anne Roberson, Jean Tucker. WW itenesieireCR, err i THE '64 CRUSADERS — eee Basketball A new coach stepping in to take over a new team is always in a difficult position, but Coach Bruce Foster has done an excellent job. The most outstanding asset of this year's team has been its refusal to become discouraged. The improvement of the team has been the result of much practice and hard work. The Crusaders were invited to participate in a tournament at Lee College. In this tourna- ment, as well as throughout the rest of the season, the team provided much excitement for Temple's students. Because they have represented the Schools and our Saviour so faith- fully, we salute the '63-'64 Crusaders. COACH BRUCE FOSTER Nov. Noy. 28 Dec Dec Dec Dec Deca Dec. 14 Dec. 17. Jan. II Jan. 14. Jan. 20. Jan. 24. Jan. 31 Feb. | Feb. 4. Feb. II Feb. 14. Feb. I5. Feb. 18 . Feb. 20. Feb. 21 Feb. 22 BOB MURR, Captain; RICHARD PANKEY, Co.-Captain. SCHEDULE . Athens College Lee College Berry College N. Georgia College Snead College . Berry College Tusculum College N. Georgia College Shorter College W. Georgia College Shorter College Columbia Military Academy . Bryan College Tusculum ‘College . Cumberland University . Columbia Military Academy Lee College W. Georgia College . Cumberland University . Bryan College . Lee College Tourney . Lee College Tourney Snead College a _2er Pankey on the Rebound mae, BOB MURR RICHARD PANKEY Guard Guard 1 | { RAY KING DON GORE Guard Guard THE FIRST TEAM WAYNE COOK Forward DAN MILLER Forward RON BISHOP Guard BILL PHELPS PETE RICE Manager DEWEY ESTES Center earned basket A hard DENNIS BUTLER Forward DAN SHERMAN Center Forward Murr drives for 2 MY CORNETT JIM — = = DIGGaRee aan = = = THE BASEBALL TEAM—Coach Foster, Gailen Abbett, Randy Snipes, Dan Sherman, Dewey Estes, Dave Kelley, John Thomas, Pete Rice, Baseball Baseball is one of the most exciting of all spectator sports. Admission to games is free to the students, and the scheduling permits most students to attend. Surely our national pastime deserves more support. This year's team consisted of a team not lacking in experi- ence, as a number of the starting nine played first string last year. Starting slowly, the Crusaders fought stubbornly the remainder of the season. Bradley Price, Rocky Freeman, Mike Crain, Bob Billings, Jerry Smith, Ron Gavitt, Richard Pankey. COACH BRUCE FOSTER | SCHEDULE March 24 ...:..... . Shorter College Marchh2 0mm anna zen Berry College Apne dae ae ees ci a Bryan. College Aptian oer cs ens Snead College April 9... .. . . . West Georgia College | ADIE2C eee ere res Bryan) College Maven ieee suse a) a1. sc. Berry, College | MayvantG tener nian) ire uienrs Shorter: College Mayotte es = ss 2 = Snead College May I5...... .. . West Georgia College The Infield The Pitchers and Catchers The Outfield 117 THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM—Sue Farrar, Carol Tucker, Jean Mann, Pearl Davis, Clydell Palmer, Carolyn Davis, Phyllis Williamson, Caryl Girls’ Basketball Phyllis shoots her jump shot A long reach Hogsett, Burlene Brooks, Ann Wahlstedt, Joy Wahlstedt, Martha Gal- lagher, Carole Alverson, Roberta Davis. HEY! We're on Candid Camera! CAROLE ALVERSON Forward The members of the girls' basketball team have all shown a real love for the sport and a sincere desire to make their team a winning one. Coached by Bob Murr and Rocky SUE FARRAR, ROBERTA DAVIS, Co-Captains ] UE FARRAR Forward EAN MANN Guard ROBERTA DAVIS Guard ANN WAHLSTEDT Guard CAROLYN DAVIS Forward CLYDELL PALMER Guard Be COACH ROCKY FREEMAN COACH BOBBY MURR Freeman, the team has developed into a hard-hitting, fast- breaking squad. Defeating some of the best teams in the city, the girls' teamwork earned them a victorious season. The desire of each girl was to be a testimony for the Lord on the court as well as off the court. This team has been one of the hardest-working in many years. PEARL DAVIS JOY WAHLSTEDT PHYLLIS WILLIAMSON Guard Guard Forward CARYL HOGSETT MARTHA GALLAGHER CAROL TUCKER Forward Guard Forward a . f ‘ Paul Thomas Rick Vielhak Layton Sampson Steve Holmes Don Farley Wally Watson Allen Summers Wayne Ashcraft FOOTBALL TEAM—Rick Vielhak, Paul Thomas, Rocky Freeman, Layton Sampson, Steve Holmes, Roland McClain, Don Farley, Wally Watson, Virgil Groover, Allen Summers, Wayne Ashcraft. Football As the city league football season ended this year, our team was in second place. The competition was stiff, and our team was faced with many hard battles. Led by Captains Layton Sampson and Wally Watson, the team was a worthy representative of our schools. The team's play and attitude were a testimony for the Saviour in each contest. LAYTON SAMPSON, WALLY WATSON, Co-Captains Roland McClain Virgil Groover Don Farmer TOM BEILBY Captain Bowling Bowling is fast becoming a popular sport at Temple. By partici- pating in league bowling, the team comes in contact with many people with whom they can leave a testimony for the Lord. Bowling, i although not a major sport, is becoming a central part of Temple's sports program. Track ) Although lacking experience and depth, the track team worked hard to develop its potential. Participation in cross-country and city track meets gave the team good experience. With continuous efforts our track team will be developed into a solid organization. JERRY BRACEWELL RONNIE BISHOP Co-Captains | PETE VARTANIAN ROBERT BLAYLOCK Captain Tennis Temple's tennis team has made itself a permanent part of the athletic program at Temple. The team, although young, was a strong contender in several meets. This sport offers many students a chance to participate, sponsoring an intramural meet in the spring. Soccer Of all our minor sports, soccer is the most popular and best- established. The team played not only city league ball but also competed against various colleges. This year's team was one of the best in Temple's history. Our international students are a great asset to the team. AMBROSE OLIVER Co-Captains Tim pulls a rebound for Spurgeon Hall. Six teams participated in this year's intramural basketball program. At the close of an exciting season, a tournament was held in which Rice Hall received the winner's trophy. Intramural sports provide true enjoyment for both players and spectators. Roderick scores for the Clippers Farley rebounds for Temple Building. Intramurals ee Ray scores for Rice Hall. Spiniual 7 LN | MUSIC “‘And Jesus increased in... favour with God... .”’ | REVIVALS CONFERENCES SMT Ty ft! DR. WEIGLE A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA MUSIC GROUPS REVIVALS CONFERENCES 1 NOONE EVER CARED FOR ME LIKE JESUS C. F. WEIcLe oes panama re eer Ser oe Rn UE Bet Ae eae hC Id love to tell you whatI think of Je-sus Since I found in Him a gy life was full of sin when Jesus found m¢ , : ae eee fate D ASB, friend se mis - er stand Hi Id tell you how He us plac’d His strong mil nev-er know ju eee ft oe oes _— ep. a a 4 1 something that no oth - er friend could do p led me jn theway I ought to go. meday I see Hisbless-ed face a - bove fa} — y+ Reon Po oe 5 a? a oe a ae pane a ay vy —-—- 0 —_0—kg—, o—9—b, eceeenecees AE exons —— a Dr. Weigle is world-famous as a Christ ian song writer. His ministry, however, does not end here. Although ninety-two years of age, he continues to travel, preach, and sing. The Lord's care, which inspired his most famous song, is still his abiding theme. His life so manifests harmony with the Lord that those who are with him feel discords turn to harmony in their own lives. 'l will sing unto the Lord as long as | live; | will sing praise to my God while | have my being.’ Psalm 104:33. 127 A Cappella Choir And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it and fear and shall trust in God. Psalms 40:3. This verse was chosen by the A Cappella Choir in preparation for its annual tour. During the week the choir had opportunity to present the work of Temple Schools and to see souls come to the Saviour. In May the oratorio SAMSON by Handel was presented. The forty-two voices blended in Handel's beautiful melodies as they portrayed on the stage the closing hours in the life of Samson. The choir is under the direction of Mrs. Fred Brown whose capable leadership and dedicated ability are a challenge to all who know her. MRS. FRED BROWN, Director 128 A CAPPELLA BELLES A Cappell Coach A royal welcome for the choir D. C. Brown's All Stars A CAPPELLA QUARTET Tryouts for SAMSON???? The Glee Club Mr. James Palmer has molded this organization into a unit of well-blended voices. The presentation of Handel's MESSIAH was one of the major productions of the group. Accompanied by the orchestra, the beautiful strains of this masterpiece brought inspiration to the audience and honor and glory to our Saviour. Another highlight in the activities of the year was the spring tour of thirty-eight members of the Glee Club. This was a new experience in the history of the chorus as they represented Christ and the Schools in the Southern States. | will sing of the mercies of the Lord for ever... MR. JAMES PALMER, Director - eS (ne LSB -_ rr 9 ps ee ET AS TE é ieee Woes a rchestra Soloists for THE MESSIAH | MR. ALSON HENLEY, Conductor — Music Groups THE TEMPLE TONES Danny Gibbs, Nancy Smith, Sue Petty, Regina Brown TEMPLEAIRES Naomi Abbott, Beverly Carr, Shirlee Wilson, Sue Flynn TRUMPET TRIO Layton Sampson, Ollie Graham, Bob Schaap Wendell Evans, Phil Fox, Larry Cox THE CRUSADERS 133 ai. — DR. HYMAN APPLEMAN Mid-Winter Revival Second semester opened with the Mid-Winter Revival, giving students an opportunity to be renewed in the Lord. Jimmie Johnson's messages and Stratton Shufelt's songs awakened a new love for the Lord and a desire to serve Him. Two student-conducted pre-revival meetings were held dur- ing which students were shown that genuine revival comes only from the hearts of individuals. STRATTON SHUFELT Fall Revival Dr. Hyman Appleman, speaker for the Fall Revival, de- livered many forceful and dynamic sermons. Our spirits were strengthened, our faith uplifted, and our outlook broadened as we were privileged to hear this man of God. His messages, together with Ellis Zher's ministry in songs, were instrumental in making the Fall Revival a time of spiritual awakening. - ELLIS ZHER JIMMIE JOHNSON CoA AAAS cn AD a PAI TERE OCEANA NASR IA STEEL TO Missionary Conference The “Open Door'' 19th Annual Missionary Conference acquainted us with conditions and opportunities on the mis- sion fields today. Dr. Walter Hughes, our principal speaker, warned against trying to meet the spiritual wartime crisis with peacetime methods. Mel Johnson's solos and choir work added a musical missionary note. The daily missionary forum gave opportunity for students to direct pertinent questions to missionaries assembled from twenty-six boards. ae ¢ fee eee ye eS oh eee oe ee © DR. WALTER HUGHES Two of our missionary speakers One of the booths at this year's conference SINGER MEL JOHNSON a eT —— DR. HERSCHEL FORD WARREN WIERSBE Bible Conference The annual Bible Conference held in the spring was a real blessing to all who attended. The Bible teaching of Dr. Herschel Ford, Rev. Warren Wiersbe, and Dr. Herbert Pugmire revealed to us many truths from the Word of God. To highlight the conference, some ten graduates of Ten- nessee Temple Schools directed the music, taught classes in the afternoons, and sang special numbers during the serv- ices. DR. H, J. PUGMIRE 136 LESTER ROLOFF Chapel Speakers DR. FRED BROWN TOM FREENEY DR. O. E. SANDEN BILL COMPTON Dorm Devotions Chapel Prayer Meeting Prayer Groups Messianic Fellowship Group 13 Christian Activities Detention Home Services Student Visitation Chapel Ministry Child Evangelism Personal Witnessing The scales are leveled and _ balance is attained as each aspect of the Christian life is weighed and found to be in the right proportion. | i | q | a | i | | , | | ! | ! i) IN MEMORIAM | MINA ROSE BENTON | BARBARA HEDGEPETH JENKINS | CLARENCE JAMES HALTER | 141 Best Wishes From The Administration and Staff of Tennessee Temple Schools aS oe Y Sousa es Sa Nes PIGOIIEGE BIBLE SCHOOL SEMINARY Distinctively Christian ¢ GRAMMAR SCHOOL and HIGHLAND PARK BAPTIST CHURCH CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 142 ANNEX DRUG CO. Ua Fountain Prescriptions Cares 1718 BAILEY MA 2-3182 THRIFTY WASH, INC. 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Co remember, 9 ea jous' Temple Prefers Happy Valley eouéx way ay, Carnal - eS iw aw € FFD yee Call nlm yaa Care pm 2) one Aaw ( ) axnta MY Ovtlase | Foy - ug J KES Beog smad. l Feod: CALORIES Fencow ship ATRve FRiGHD aAaGREAT | Roem mare Duin a cme ac =e? - wendigal oonmite 4 a fabtalalma Mag Lek Lickly G toe Mee kt Kew denne . 7 c Pe ce t!2a ADacisa HARRY GRANERT STUDIO Photographer for the '64 CHIMES Fine Portraits Since 1915 616! , Market Street Phone 266-0052 DIXIE QUEEN LAUNDRY NO. 2 504 South Willow Street WASH DRY ONLY 3 BLOCKS FROM TEMPLE Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Attendant on duty Till And Laundry Service 5:30 P.M. Except Sundays 145 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH WARREN W. WIERSBE, PASTOR COVINGTON, KENTUCKY TEACHING THE WHOLE BIBLE MINISTERING TO THE WHOLE FAMILY Calvary Baptist Church is the home of the Whole Bible Study Course'' developed by Dr. D. B. Eastep, who pas- tored the church for thirty-five years. The Course takes the student through the Bible in seven years, book by book and chapter by chapter. The Calvary Book Room, the literature ministry of the church, publishes and distributes true-to-the-Bible literature across the world. Write for free information and book list. 146 FARRARS DRY GOODS STORES 203 CHICKAMAUGA AVENUE—ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 6785 LEE HIGHWAY—CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE ‘Congratulations To The Graduates of '64 ' Compliments of Town and Country Restaurant Home of the Bottomless Salad 110 NORTH MARKET 267-8544 AND LONGHORN RESTAURANT 821 McCallie Avenue 129 NORTH MARKET SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 147 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH DR. JOHN P. FORSYTH YOUR FRIENDLY CHURCH - GLENOORA AT SAN JOSE LA PUENTE, CALIFORNIA 20 Minutes From Downtown Los Angeles WE PREACH... CHRIST CRUCIFIED, RISEN AND COMING AGAIN. Have You Seen ROCK CITY? If you haven't, take time while you are in the Chattanooga area to see and enjoy one of the South's outstanding at- tractions. With the unmatched scenic views and unusual points of interest Rock City is truly a memorable place to visit. HIGH FALLS IN BEAUTIFUL ROCK CITY SEE and ENJOY BEAUTIFUL Rock Cry ATOP LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN NEAR CHATTANOOGA The Class of ’65 Wishes To Extend Its Sincere Congratulations to The Graduating Class of ‘64 PATHWAY BOOK STORE Your friendly Christian Book Store 615 Market Street Phone 266-1818 Comp hen en bs of Eaves Produce Company, Inc. 700 East I lth Street Phone: AM 7-3760, AM 7-3769 DRINK Cola TRADE-MARK (R) CHATTANOOGA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. 150 Highland Park Baptist Church Sunday School God's Outreach For The Unreached THE SAVINGS CENTER Canton Baptist Temple Canton, Ohio CHATTANOOGA SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION ot PAYING A BIG 4%, i ON INSURED SAVINGS oe Fy a nn Thre : ee 817 BROAD ST. 5300 BRAINERD RD. Harold Henniger, D.D. Pastor ECKERD'S DRUG CO. Office—732) Market =. i eee nee 267-1226 3530 ‘Brainerd Road ©!) 6. ce.) ake arene eee 629-7323 Prescription Dept. 3530 (Brainerd sRoad Sars tne ee ee 629-2212 Brainerd Village Store Brainerd’ Village:2oe 0”. attic. o te tet lr eee ee 629-1493 Prescription Dept. Brainerd ‘Village: :: 2: -sceauey «keer tee eet ne ee 624-8030 L Ane ate ie Trily been VANCZE Krew ng you Tus year. We've rk pre’ Hh UC i ids or ee i TA Sig WAS inging iA : | QA 1a 1 A CG Ua this Seyue Ste Vs [- Wish ee aie (Gpplnrss — €Sp f oe oh | ane dhe musical talent mm “FRIEND.” ie pel ip | f | the hey aU A INET os iv pr bop Pp ie alae Ata carers) ne Mase 2 a fier Hh Ph |p hi I} i ee Lon, 8.35239 a Spr pf Originals by Gav’ OODYaPRATImee: MA 4-2877 2013 Highland Park b. (;. No Charge TOASTED Y PEANUTS Saturdays Afternoons PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES Phone 622-9260 DELICIOUS CANDIES 152 WALLY'S DRIVE-IN —HAMBURGERS— Rich, Thick Milk Shakes 1606 McCallie Avenue 622-9108 COMPLIMENTS OF GORDONS CLEANERS WHERE YOUR CLOTHES ARE GIVEN PERSONAL ATTENTION AGENT—COLLEGE MEN'S SHOP SCHROEDER S GARDEN THE TEXAN RESTAURANT CENTER Where Students Are Always Welcome McCALLIE AT THE VIADUCT Come and Dine 1090 McCallie Avenue Phone MA 9-3582 VISIT OUR FLOWER DEPARTMENT MILLER BROS., CO. DEE'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP DOWNTOWN EASTGATE 4141, WILLOW STREET HIGHLAND PLAZA Within 3 blocks of Temple BRAINERD 153 RG.Cola C. F. CRAWLEY FURNITURE CO. Quality Merchandise at the Lowest Price 1300 Dodds Avenue MA 2-5512 platy of SPERSONALITY ‘See od beudea thal, ie Just A Little Different ee, Been a cone find) se “O Sees oe wp eee be aad ue KROGER Brainerd Village Fob) S JOHN REESE, Mor. frees oe . COMPLIMENTS OF LEE'S FOOD MARKET 708 S. Orchard Knob Phone MA 2-3121 WILLOW STREET PHARMACY 205 CHAMBERLAIN AVE. 622-2171 “FOOD STORE “ Rt) HOME DECORATORS, Inc. CO-ORDINATED FINE TABLE FASHIONS MRS. T. G. GREEN—24 Shallowford Rd. Branch Manager—622-8520 CAPITOL VISUAL AIDS Religious Films e Audio-Visual Equipment SALES RENTAL SERVICE 611 Dodds Avenue Phone MA 9-7381 Chattanooga Exterminating Co. Complete Pest Control 2511 McCallie Avenue Phone MA 4-0062 WHEN IN FLORIDA VISIT CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH OF PANAMA CITY HUGH F. PYLE, Pastor LANSFORD PIANO CO. EXCLUSIVE BALDWIN PIANO AND ORGAN DEALER 730 Cherry St. A. O. Bill'’ Morton MA 6-7185 President AL MILLER MUSIC STORE THE FINEST NAMES IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 605 Cherry 267-5853 154 Fav, 8 Dow oon qesoct “ey O vicok qrack oe. eve wire tor Cea. Yea Sond. 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