Truett McConnell College - Gannetaha Yearbook (Cleveland, GA)

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einfAe MI ISTEHIAL WI ES X-XSSUCIATIU. Mom-ue 1 . . iii Seated: Mrs. Charlotte Freeman, Mrs. Lois Shores, Mrs. Dessie Spears, Prvsidcntg Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Serretary- Treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Callicutt. Standing: Mrs. Evelyn Holden, Mrs. Gladys Womble, Mrs. Calista McGriff, Reporter, Mrs. Kathleen Shndinger, Vive President, Mrs. Amy Brown. The ministers, wives association was organized to meet the needs of each member for inspiration, information and fellowship. Jn fne WHITE EUU TY BLUE we .mfoge ine Lfgzwanila of ofa! Lien 4 'SQ From left to right: Mrs. Bernice Crane, President, Mrs. June McGriff, Ioe Holden, Paul Callicutt, Secretary- Treasurerg Fred McGriff, Richard Tinius, Miss Pearl Nix, Farully Attifisor. 50

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I G was -Q54 'HW Dean Julius H. Spears, Faculty Advisor. Left to right, front row: Marion Smith, President, Ira Morris, Ronnie Cumbie, Richard Hardy, Secretary-Treasurer, Oscar Gardner, Jose Mendez, Tom Johnson. Second row: Glen Free- man, Stanford Lewis, Vice President, Don Folsom, Pianist, Bobby Porterfield, Henry David, John Holder. Third row: Jack Bolton, Joe Nelson, Gene Bowman, Bill Burgess, Bill O'Brien, Joe Gatlin, Joe Holden. Fourth row: Bill Gatlin, Joseph Brown, Wilson McEntyre, Billy Daniel, Claud Healan, Paul Callicutt, Fred McGriff. Fifth 7010! Johnny Haynes, Therrell Banks, Gerome Jordan. Sixth row: Neil Gunter, John Borup, Neal Tolson, Marc Bramblett, William Shadinger, Howard Foster, Kenneth Shaw. Not shown: Sam Scnrbrnugh. e fauna! Jfrengfh for :Service in fhe MI ISTEHIAL ASSUEIATIU NVQ of the Ministerial Association are that group of young men A model family- who have felt the high call of God for full-time Christian Service. Our group includes ministerial students, music directors, educational directors and missionaries. Wfe have united ourselves through Christian love and common purpose in order that we might have strength and that we might better prepare ourselves for the mighty work that is ours to do. It is our purpose to radiate by our own lives the highest characteristics of the Christian personality. Meeting the ministers during Religious What could Gene be saying to Focus Week. Mr, Lanier? '

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L... Front row: Nell Gaddis, Bernice Crane, Serretaryg Mrs. Agnes Hall, Librarian, Mary Watkins. Second row: Bill O'Brien, Billy Daniel, Ira Morris, Don Folsom, Neal Tolson, Social Chairman, John Borup. Burk row: Kenneth Shaw, Presillentg Eugene Staf- ford, Fred McGriff, Projert Chairman, Johnny Haynes, Treas- HTPT. ololoorfunified or We of the Library Friends Association, composed of those students and members of the faculty who give at least one book to the library, seek means of increasing interest in and use of our library. Through the use of films and pamphlets, we try to acquaint the student with the library and to improve his skill in using the resources available. We members enjoy book reviews, become ac- quainted with Georgia authors and initiate projects de- signed to stimulate personal growth, of which our most recent is a discussion group. 3A,,.,,.,L fr. VETEHA 5 EL B f we Olin A caring experiences The Veterans Club of T.M.C. was one of the latest groups formed. This club was organized when several vet- erans of World War II en- tered the college. We mem- bers, with much in common, enjoy these informal meet- ings. One of the principal reasons for our club is to keep each member well informed on matters pertaining to the Veterans. Sometime during the year, we are privileged to enjoy a dinner meeting to- HAQ LIBRARY F H I E U S ASSUEII-XTIU few lid fo lA? Agfafg Interested in something besides books?,' Mr. Earl R. Payne, Mr. Wilbur D. Jones, Advisor, Fred McGriff, joe Holden, Clmpluing Paul Callicutt, Setrehzry-Trenxlirerg Ira Morris, Joe Brown, Jerome Jordan, Joe Nelson, Wilton Duckett, President. Not shown: Glenn gether. Freeman, Vice President.