Truett McConnell College - Gannetaha Yearbook (Cleveland, GA)

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1 f 4- W? 5 may-:g-'z:.a:' 5 -1' bg Q. , A 1 ., 1 in e i its i i f ou remember Do Y uggitions? those de? EHUHUS A Dircrior: Mrs. Char- lotte Freeman, Frou! row, left to riglvf: Regina Smith, Frances Carnes, Ruby Callahan, Jackie Hornsby, Aymee Guer- rero, Frances Guillebeau, Carolyn Coleman. Bark row: Gerry Kirby, Pat Allen, Barbara Wilkiiison, Hirsch Kennedy, Betty Anne Moore, Vivian Dyer. , ..r. l,i,,... , .,,l. t h,,l., . , 'gt U- . .MT ... .Y .,.. .K .- if 'V UW 3.1 ....,. 5, 'Wi EHUH 5 H Front: Stanford Lewis, ,4 Piunisfg Mrs. Charlotte Freeman, Direffor. Firxf row, Ieff Io righf: Emo- gene Carringer, Evelyn Smith, Betty McGraw, Es- ther Beard, Clara Smith, Suzanne Callaway, Peggy Widener, Peggy Baugh, Jimmie Hutto. Serourl row: Lonez Adams, Becky Hardman, Carrie Pass, Dot Holland, Sue Aber- nathy, Ruby Callahan, Serrcfaryg Ann Hawkins, Jackie Hornsby, Mirizliii Garbutt, Barbara Smith. Third row: Marion Smith, Marc Bramblett, John Holder, Prexidenfg Gene Bowman, Bill O'Brien, Therrell Banks, Duane Royal, Don Folsom, joe Gatlin, Bill Gatlin, Jose Mendez. urging in .742 EHUHU5 ABF! Olll' Aeflfffi Hleffg. Our choruses have had many opportunities for giving God's message of love through song to the people of Georgia. We sang at the State l3.S.U. Convention, the Georgia Baptist Con- vention, and the M Night Program in Gaines- ville and have presented musical programs in a number of churches. Always we seek to magnify our Christ and bring joy and gladness to others. RK Q, ,,,,, . ,, B fi?

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SU UAYSEHUUL UPFIEEH5 Girls: Jerry Kirby, Vice Presi- dentg Miss Mullis, Sponsor, Hirsch Kennedy, Secretary nf Girls Class, Vivian Dyer, Presi- dent of Girls Class. Boys: Rich- ard Hardy, Vice Prcsidentg Ron- nie Cumbic. Secretary of Bays Class, Wilson McEntyre, Presi- dent of Bays Class. H. T. UFPIEEHS Miss Mullis, Sponsor, Ronnie Cumbie, Vire Presidenfg Richard Hardy, Group Captain, Jack Bolton, Group Captain, Donald Carroll, President. Our pastor and his wife. is 9 . ,, ih- The Girls' Octettc. THE PASTOR'S MESSAGE: A Christian must be found in the House of NVorship to grow in Grace and in favor with God and man. The Sunday School teaches the Scrip- tures and the way of life as taught by Christ, Paul and others. The Training Union trains the indi- vidual in church membership, Christian Ethics, Missions, Stewardship and evan- gelism. The Sunday School and Training Union combined with all the Xworship Services tend to make a well-rounded, better-balanced life of service for the Lord.

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y Aroughf ua c one fo fke miaaion hefclo. Mary Gay Amos speaks at the Y.W.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet. The aim of Y.W'.A. is to stress the importance of each member's using her life as a Christian Missionary. Through studying God's Word, through prayer, and through Christian service, the girls grow in accordance with Godis Will. I Meetings of the organization are held at a time when both boarding and day Students can attend' A Tea for our Adopted Mothers and Mrs. F. Q. Leavell. Front row, kneeling: Mrs. Sallie Collins, Assistant Sponsor: Mrs. Julius Spears, Sponsor, Betty McGraw, Emo- gene Carringerg Frances Guillebeaug Regina Smithg Carolyn Coleman, Peggy Baughg Rebecca Hardman, Mary Wat- kins, Sara Barrett, Sue Abernathy, Sofia! Chairman, Carrie Pass, Nell Gaddisg Lucile Campbell, Annie Jo Shook, Treasurerg Frances Carnes, Pat Allen, Hirsch Kennedy, Jackie Hornsbyg Barbara Wilkinson. Standing: Lonez Adams, President, Jimmie Hutto, Program Chairman, Evelyn Smith, Chorixterg Aymee Gucrrerog Barbara Smith, Vivian Dyer, Miriam Garbuttg Ann Hawkins, Pianist, Jerry Kirbyg Dot Holland, June McGriffg Mary Helen Williams, Ruby Callahan, Clara Smith, Secretary, Bernice Crane, Peggy Widenerg Esther Beard, Betty Ann Moore. Not shown: Gypsy Griffin, Vice President.