Tennessee Temple University - Chimes Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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| | | SEMINARY JOHN VARTANIAN ALEPPO, SYRIA M.R.E. Wit is the salt of conversation. Christian Workers, 1 2; Music SECOND YEAR PETE VARTANIAN ALEPPO, SYRIA M.R.E. Christian Workers, 1 2; Music Club, 1 2; International Club: 1 2; Chorister; Soccer: Co-Capt. 1 2. 4) Club, 1 2; International Club: 1 2, Pres. 1; Soccer: 1 2. JOHN J. WOLF NEw York, N.Y. M.R.E. | ‘Tis all men’s office to speak patience | to those that writhe under the load of sorrow. Biblical Lang. Club: V. Pres. 1, Pres. Pg FIRST YEAR SEMINARY OFFICERS ED JOHNSON EARL KENNEDY RUTH COX Secretary-Treasurer JOHN GRAY Sergeant at Arms RON PURKEY Parliamentarian MARION WACASER Chorister EMMETT ADKINS Chaplain FIRST YEAR SEMINARY First Row: EMMETT ADKINS Huntington, W. Va. CECIL BATEMAN Nantahala, N.C. ROGERS BOWYER Bassett, Va. TOM CHUPP Atlanta, Ga. Second Row: Fernandina Beach, Fla. Canton, Ohio Chattanooga, Tenn. Orlando, Fla.

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SECOND YEAR ISAIAH C. BROWN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. B.D. Wit and wisdom are born with a man. JOHN HENDERSON HOSKINS WILLIAMSON, W. Va. B.D. Humble because of knowledge; mighty by sacrifice Student Body: Chap. 2; Seminary: V. Pres. 2; Class: Pres. 2; Music Club: Chap, 2. FERRELL F, KEARNEY Lopt, WIs. B.D. To be honest as this world goes is to be one man picked o ut of ten thou- sand. Seminary: Pres. 2; Class: Chap. 2. SECOND YEAR SEMINARY OFFICERS JOHN SHOS EIN S ge ser ene ee ee President JOHNEGREE NE eet Oro cere Vice President ( WARD s(VAG IPE AIGNER Sener Secretary MAGNE, TAVIS oo peop angansuse Rr ss. ® Chaplain eM es vas Song Leader SEMINARY JOHN R. GREEN CONNERSVILLE, IND. isiDp Most things come a lot faster to them that won't wait. Seminary: Chap. 2; Class: Chap: 73 V. Pres. 2; Evangelists: Song Lead- er 1; Hist. Club: Song Leader 1. CHARLES KENNETH JOHNSON Lussock, TEXAS IByDI. He who is determined has half the work done. College: “T” Club 2 3; Pastors; Hist. Club; Baseball: 2 3; Capt. 3; CHIMES Staff: 3; Hist. Award 4; Play- er of Year Award 4; Seminary: Pre- Mil 1 2; Pastors 1 2. RICHARD T. STOVER CHATTANOOGA, TENN. M.R.E. After all there are two sides to every- thing... and one of ’em is the sunny side. 2

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First Row: PAULS EO WEBER e ocurnsoaecaer so Jacksonville, Fla. JAMES GCN Iie eretie ree iment toto: South Amboy, N.J. TOM (GILMER, sae cele sess oe New Holland, Ga. JOHN GRAY. cyaccetciemactesiiaci ceed asnenen Maroa, Ill. Second Row: EDWARD HAMILTON ........ DeFuniak Springs, Fla. JAMES CHAR NEE sapacretere-treieicreteeionneerss Tampa, Fla. EDs JOHNSON; ja teaiiioecsmiicsonnett nate cisarteasbeae Miami, Fla. BOB KEDLE YOR easier teorotara Athens, Tenn. Third Row: BAR KENNEDY scriemrriacer Chattanooga, Tenn. MAC PALMER srcciacceniisreomternrae Crown Point, Ind. MAURICE PINKSTON Maecenas Memphis, Tenn. RON PURKE Yass eaockconaeciacten Hammond, Ind. Fourth Row: RAY THARP oes tags sincereentenieuch anetoreu: Seagoville, Texas MONON SW NCINSIAR cocaceocgnemaocs Plant City, Fla. DENSWENIGE Rie eeeee eee rer: South St. Paul, Minn. LEO WIGGINS Sapeectrinmerstio it: Chattanooga, Tenn. Fifth Row: GARYS WOODS Maroney ier reien eters Chattanooga, Tenn. FIRST YEAR SEMINARY This pitcher is so heavy.