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1954

Southern Accent October 1954 - August 1955

Southern Missionary College

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives & Publications at KnowledgeExchange@Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Southern Accent - Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of KnowledgeExchange@Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. H-UmOilffiVOOlTEEllSBARy THE 15^ lleaders Are Needed Doctor Hammill ^^"^®' Carcich' Will Conduct~ —"" ' Condiifts(.nndiifts First tcKmney_-. Tells1^ 11 Groupf~i (:„n^,„all„„ Ser^icc Religious Emphasis Week La President ^^^^ _^^ "Chrislian Vistas" tpeaks in Oiapel

Pres. Wright Says ^S.'::^^ ^^'i.SX^

"Have a Goal" "w" tiridSt ),.. k^,,.- h. Lmd of Btgiamnj Aga,

"*'''» h?™'Sn'"'ddS° °' "" "" Kabooi, cuip f'l"££i"iifEt™!" S j;irh"?,;'l,z'.''° ^'ill handle ap- SpwWng ap«iilly lo (h= hr^c d^s T • KKinnn^W^d"" 'onl!l^ ","t!llhrrl''Mi^!!li'!!fr^nnnni C__„,„ ^' SO""""" Mi«">na'y Collcfic^t of .ncominE ftHhmcn, D«n Hjmmil! JOm acndie fc^tVlv ? 1^000 Ihfough the Slu-

P^^**^" ''f« '" 'his world, js wel ' T Mike Kabooi is i Ihcolog)- m jor. km'ur.'.'md™! illcgc '^ and Johnnv Gulp icrved is the T editor of Ihc Hwhlrndtr. the stu y petiodicJl published by Mount P i^g Aadiw. Both jppejt lo be

liins icven itJnding ifudcnt com "on Radio Station ir:::: XTJ It WSMC, Tia

" ...,,, Thnt tomra.llto wo,k .ogah,, Fred Ebt,Ki„, Whmol opmlmni . '. \ '™rd!,ir*"e'*=''W' ih'.lin'l'hre,<>op"'o"auJ™ift.r£' hJ",K i school .ilh iho .od E, -1 _...',,J.„„„s .hom -.te low.d te Ma,tt, Tccfcr Ikm wji . f.a.«v lUod.^j tommJ.m diretor J, MtMo.phy. ipoom (>i„,|; ,ip,„V„„j' „„ ;'k;. h^cbs Mili^i^^ invoCtCor ^"^ RcCreatlOn PrOgrBni ijUd"''°nrconcllj"drd'''wim'mrpo<.™ l,V'an''"unw""'"'^ooth ''rolfwl^h'a ^^^Z Kh^Vv^J^

. , Planned for Jib,,,,,,,",.",,;"; ;,„„„„, SlndmtSlndrnt Assm-iationAss„ci: m.kinj ."TpM to'loid'd.^L- College Day Dates Schoiil Pirnir O.t. 5 ""''"'«''''' """'•, ;' Oriiain/:.-*iy^iuu,A~ ClasClasses "" Set for April £",/ *|^^J (J,!;;; hoS*""

raSn, PM SmiI, ,i"„V cb"'' £°noi,ore" taTukm "fnl !

SiaiowaAiia Slatttde/i SOUTH^M ACCENT Tales of Talge .„.,j.d by J.„ """ & .r"H;rs' ='= ",.s;S"" 'sl k?""!'/". .S" l^fimnin^ lo E^'S.S ESrsS why) was 'S 1^ IJEB:™ Jo 3(1 HcJseptth. J3;Si^ ^x nijla

/Va4l . . .

remind if ,o..tve,«.n.ion,od,mE -^-. ' Th.sisjm.no.c.o you- ,p,IM fciaiMj) ..-p M.j.J.I,. 7oh„„, c„l„ I. k„

majority, who Keep this in mind: you have the support of the i"far/r p^"iiy biZd, "l^"'

raise one—when the vote is called for.

9t 9iM't IfoM. ScUoal, 9t'i. you

II JO,, l,c kind of .tboot ^.9^ i,"'k^,J'"ii',"h o/jot/f/fc,

\ ,„ oil,,, 1,1 . 1,1 • d com- flj Clarice Rshek „J ^dJh,;%nd?°

r,„'ll Illy wiral ye „ have h\t b himl. fi„,l mV pa-sldcot oi-

ha, is realty , „':v, oct.,,.,„.,ll. l,e„yo„i„o 7Lyo..rsc,o. on SunJiy. Stpli-n // IS,, s you. The laditi of

i.g ..^u.m,fd Real id ools are „ol mad e by yoiilh a) aid.

s omebody else Lest ge of Mrs K A « lid jwboAy i nks. r,!tv,°it iiTkln.TTHi h,le yol, yfTSOiial „,ake y OUT lake Wood, Mn. Vtm

<:lousrc

~ Tun.filit ii Silurday ' Mis, A. L. Si,hnc IS .tiovcnu nifiht and wc ''"< home .in cvc- spceddy fiom her opctdlion j( th. 1^' fi°«^" from of the ficc-cvtn if it hai to be pulled! small firt in "('" A the muich ''l^A°iC'i^A\'«\^^lml^^^^ glHs (^^'".^^"cnd^'^vh' '''n'''''' T' ft'om^'-LloT \v^°ho^S" lie I

l^'l?" Howard w.s just d^a S.in Luis, tembcr 2G, ai apptoximately noon. Shopworkets realized they could ^""^ «'wc .t FoLr^fcc Acjdtm,' ^I-^F*!. «'» 'of Cuba and lU. not beat out the blaze by hand and summoned the fire truck. ho^pLl^.n^d if "on"h!l°wiv^'fa«fc'^o f"l" °f ^^^'^^^i 'iX^^^l^^^ it^'e- Puc'.to^Rico. All ih."""girls"" 'Z 'i-^ious! hc« (his ^cjc «copl Thclma. whowi. What a time to have its motor conk out! But, remembering heafih.

truck t. blcs, and she rcphe. ebya . Edw hought L. Auck, 1401 Cecil Avenue, Know "U'ch.'«pc'ciili/?h,

Auck were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland for the week end.

Members of the Tn-Community Fite Dcpateraent ate too often the unsung heroes on the campus. \Vc don't realize just how much Don't Miss an Issue inconvenience ihey arc put to when they answer the call for help anywhere in the county. Yes, it's true, they were a little late on

Sunday—the I

Some may construe y*^'- ^"closed is this as unfavorable publicity to report ""^ S2.0

that this should be the ^'"' case in Collcgedalc. We maner^ ^^^\n. "' '^^ "'''' in suggesting that they be \.idled to the STATE

S'°o"r'o e) cou o I eir jobs. Credit This SuosCRlPTlON T T.„alEn.oU.nent 460 STUDENT ROSTER

ALABAMA Stilcr. 'Belt)' Tullotk! WanJ; uJ^l^t, Lo" ell Cody, )cirf Alumni Rcniembcr Alma Maler and "Southern Accenl''' TEXAS

ilpeppjt. Evelyn

MASSACHUESTTS ^oB^". I^"

MINNESOTA Dybing, Ralph

ARIZONA Brown Orl WISCONSIN Diisints! College in Ashevill more experience ABKAN5AS Brown Mil Bjiunun, Hccmin in lyprng.

forts in helping me to prepa cphin. work of k-ochin^; Ro'irf SchimXjMnn" English. Cobb"

AUSTRIA D?rb^ 5idc ai'ifo?n'kI'"lhis"™ri''''

n«m; F^z! hT^T'' "TnS'^r,^-o';!,'''bri " I"""' BAHAMAS Deniet /unior Acidtmy."

DjrMj Uui« CjToly„].Pi,her (195J) ^^'c, £?=

}ob>, Ryah i^mi) - .

Are Not Bookworms • ^^ s„^ 7a» Banks Speaks on SMC Quartets Active Don Bethea Directs ^, .

World Prayer Day; Varjous Services jn p3J„'', '%^^f Officers' Council w.J:pr.r;:,,,.

",. .lub.. di,™d b,- ,1,. McMurphy Narrates „„f L"L'',",;r',.'.r ^t^ IS ciu,. .t ,h= mdiai ,,.;«,«. md.™ Su'-.S^^f^'it"!,, Sr.;;:, .„„,„ Lb ... ,„ p.>«,.™ rb",°r"'d"',"'"°'"'S"Ti"".; :,te;v^.,,S,^rdS„tri" Si';p°?£n't;t7S£"d stirs* : .,,hru.,u*ie.-^r.;...i_w., '"'"' •""""' ™£{^°»i£ii^;^!f^-i"-^^^ lb?;'KS"rJ'',/°?,:; t"-™;; Tz^f^s^'^f-;;;^

Upiilon Delta Phi (Men

ntxt^fivc"o six" jt^" and ihrM Dr. Sllhrie PlanS hirieg/' ^I^c^J KceUC WorksUop TxplntL'b^ln'owTe opinion '°T]!e'''r«nlt w iny mcdinl education Mperls Dr. Ambrose L. Suhrie, resident fljing altogetber'

Newcomers Join ii Y^F \ 4T|r,^\^"'lp,»Eil*;: irtSrvei'h'sW'.ttis: s°'5, Watermelon Feast ^yt ^MMu ouUuitLUAKI THE

Student Association Picnic Cabinet Shop Provides New Industry; Provides Recreation Offers Additional Work for Students Holi'lav W.-lro.ne: Now Building Will . I ..iSSt SSI'S™; ™ti F II.MiM- Tlii- Cmmmj

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nnuat icidcm, vs. f.iclly v,;,'"""! i'D

inner in ,l,c CQllcsdjie "S^o "" ' Jteltin

shop Aflcr a D<:lly F Jol,nn> 'jmc^"p,"'nd'arEh"c™!

Carcicll Inspires at 1955 Lyceum Series Released by Leader 'm i' m' w/ I CO Week oi rrayer CVi"; ti,. i,,„.„, s,„ , i,, ,i,. „•„

"Join a Caravan" for Temperance ATS Sponsor Urges Students

jP^^lo.h™™in£tafa.^^^^^^ .tonM,«nm »,,.,. 'r:™.'Z'ATSftS'?i',',vill "«7Sn^,™S°'S.7B£: ^._ ^^^^ ^^^^^ BSi/rTi^o liil^iL'i,''.

S^fc^?wi""°w"b,t"': Elder Edwards Is inlclligen^t iud,cna-; we f^^^^ ,t ,* i ]VeW DcaU of Men SuUoutaJilta 3)amieU Tales o£ Talge SOUTHEi^ ACCENT '»» IK« H« folk? ii E iX'Th.; i o.pl=o ^. ....,...„ studjms u "fi,°6 n iTf 'TSl itr3: Bfe

n (only tc udying "^r Tiadc). Tmhurt ™'£ .fi ''ii'diJ::';!!;;;, e1I Noyci 1

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ThisyeaitheSouTHEF infanc among denominational school journals, the £ This CENT has already taken its place beside its sister publicntlons. can be traced directly to your loyalty and the loyalty of those who years by an active and concrete demonstration of loyalty, no staff—

you a paper you can ^HHtx a Mode, 10 ccccivinE- We wholeheartedly wish to give j^^ K;,riilt\ <.roni» U

responsi- vi^cd by Elder Lc.f Kr. Tobijsscn at year'svolume'asuccess. Each of YOU must shoulder the -q^ I've nc^^ec been so jarc in my ^"'•^^^^ti\Alt-U^:^^ti^lX'^°^^ the loyalty shown in the '^*^'*' " bility for our paper's succew or failure by ^"^ '" '"*' ^'^'' *"= "^'"8 "' Qcio'bcr^TinTh^NbMf^ frculiJwMm! l'^.'""'" '"^''"'i' ^"'"i''

promising you a good paper for this tenth year, ant We are , , . turn we are asking for your help in the coming campaign by ap- -ivotship of ihc "ui posses- ,' aling to j-our cheapest commodity and your most priceless " ,j'^"j|" *^„°"^'' in—your loyalty. woknce iiTiofu SocieLy A boarding school, with its excellent opportunities for develop- ''^'^,'. '''^:

development of loyalty to high standards. d -^^ piopapitoi

j° le opportunity of displaying his loyalty to the school he has chosen. ,hc 'ju vc^-rown fiiiily cit* Campaigns ate the life blood of school loyalty and morale—In- in public life. yearly campaign at the beginning of school for the circul;

Re. tUe Beii o/ l/Ukatevefi ^om Ane

Be a scrub in the valley— but be

The best little scrub by the side of the rill;

family ^^t oi^^VllT.^ f you can-t be a bush be a bit of il And some highway happier m; ^'w^U^os^'lTntbl'' l^ iL! 'L^''w°^'fi"kTw f can-t be a you muskie then just of Ihc monthly siipp< r club wer n t the only ones t

There's something for all of us here. "/{^ '}t^e^ See "Ui"

And the task jou liiust do is the near.

If you can't be the sun be a Slat; "^U 'W

.boat m. It sure me down "" mcdingi in Sonar., U is not n«««ry to ^k ih. Randolphs got .11 fieti mjU.inp p„ticul,rlv worthwhile fo. held 1 scries af '"^Lrin chcr^L ft V,nd^ when the «hool messH me up with the fact ihit ' and PMor Groomec decided th=t he if they think the dij. of miracles hi; anyone ;„ jpiie of hed l|,. , ^^^ ^t ^t ,hc orcanidtinn wjnted Randolph to pby the pist. for thej; know by personal tji. my pirl friL-nd hun^atound hrr hilb forso long. Mr. of ihe Kentucky Tennessee S.M.C

College Choir ZTzwlC-rt^ °Ll^^^^'^'iy^\ Names Neiv Officers \ f^^^ ^^ "c^/'f l''wh?ch is''r W sr-i '^^^''' J rcJt 'iSs;. 'S™ ""^ ^^'^^ ??E L'''°r^ito'john Thurb^f vi« "f^^'^^" ]

V oor. Shorty hi f1 E THE SOUTF ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY l^^:sj^\ New Slate Named "THeffeuUne For Academy Forum 'MaciitMtioHA" Start Opeumg Them!

By ihe lime tbis issue reaches you the bad news will be out, If report cards follow the usual pattern, it will be a day of reckoning few. for many of us, and one of well-earned (we hope) reward /or a Every year we put ofl the time when we plan to settle down and make a few good grades. Let's not make tlie same mistake this year — not next year, or next semester. "NeKt yeai" and nexr semester," like maiimia, never come. The opportunities for self-advancement here in a Christian school are many and varied, yet we never take advantage of them. our object in Is it smart to "get by" with little or no studying? Isn't

The Task at Hand

We all dreani of great deeds and high position

lillin 1 you. Rattling around in too big a job i; i than

lead by dreaming pipe dreams of the one you would like to lead. Make the most of what you have and are. Perhaps your trivral, im- mediate task is your one sure way of proving your mettle. Do the ihinp near at hand, and great things will come to your hand to be " " done. —Uou^Us ' Academy Qioii" Leaders 1953 Seniors Hear Banks; Academy Fares Well Ciiooses :-iTX\Silii^.1^^ Present Officers in Chapel

Goveinin.iilCuuiuil Has SUideul V

"My Taifc," sung' by Kilhryn Mit- «iih inlcrprcra. for social privileges p°omi5ing"p.^no"jc°L«'arour'da)^°" Ward BcCOmCS

'"^' '"" "" '^'""^'' "^ "" P'"'-'""^ by Mrs. Margaret Baker, 5hfp'Biadn. , j l .,.., .(.M.cll.nd June Tompkins w, w,

I' I r .Enough for jEais.''' ;

""'"' S"««lllJ preic^ed in nUer^uwp. wolcn'l'lie piincLtonhl scco">,d"rJ ACCr.NT. Ihc o'r- ^f "'ir.hc""= S^'™^^IITHERN A«mT .''."'kM'. Lynn at throughout this country. "S" _ ,^^_ Sand ire rJiher menibcr of Ihe P"""^'^

V"i £/^ THE i^

Students Take Over Chapel Campaign for "Accent" Subs Continues; Programs Wednesdays 10^0 Letters Are Circulating Milila ry Setup Three Out ''of Four i',5" sk'^'jETo^sis^oi Spurs Interest

impiign iccoiditifi (o Miki

;'ionity Sundin Stresses Orgjnii, d Jlonfi miliary lines, ih

Uh%ifc Sb^^^^^^ Need For Unity '' '' rSSl ^'Xtm™ asl^'n"™* '£[ , '"™ ™« sit d°I*,w'°'''° ^""^'l- bod)-, cnw

""'""u^Rc'

Cleanup Elections i"m'^dHud'cnMumed'in\hrfi!'"su'bi Fill Vacancies— - THE SOUTHERN ACCENT

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THE SOUTHERN ACCENT

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gifl of7,"ph.q

,dioltog A. .ludtnli idiu!

°l°Sr,,"f»'".,n.o;,r=

iwign- ing Pcogrjm. All fftshmm ire "* '^^ ^ "'"^ '" Florid'. *= "'=" of eic/.e^ ",''|,™^['j;^j['°,^7n',j,c''it/(c™nd /few 0!'""^°v ||| p^h-ine'like '^lled°up hL'^iecvM """'E'' ""P^lc in'elligcntl)-. And ''""^ '"''" "''" A* no advcctiiioK ^'"' somcbodj- needs lo "'j'''"^. ""' ''*" njihbirfQrprlvi°rcoifcrenas''w"h cluUcft^hcK Sunlt^oXt^Ol^^ '"^- '^''"''V-

Some phyi.ti.ni refer pilienli for "'j "jf'J,''^,""^; Tli.l oighl I gol 10 Ihcoking ital " Toil"""" iBidJ o7"prob°emiTn" J,°„«JJ,/";„';™,„ ^lii "j'mt.l.fog" Wlul 'd?,™ fo, .dvotemenl In Ihi, impoel.ol ,e- ." w,5 ..eeped lo ,K .11 He w.y lo eon- * "'' ^Jg^Hpy Z/oThe, refaok J"^;°i5n,i,e,"'rZ one .°n°d

SMGites Attend h!:;;rB.;j;M';:/i;'"iei.t:

*" Peace Pageant '^i,X,'. '\'f S" ''Zn°h,

™"g"'MlSA5iir"il'^''o'.' Don't Miss an Issue!

'The"pS"nt, entitled. -Tliete Shdl OF THE -SOUTHERN ACCENT"

Simply fill Out the hatidy siibsctiption blank below nnd send to i'!'o''^caif a^o^anrwjrsSli'orerbt tht^ Ch."t.Xgj Mi)ot's Committee Ciccitiiitioti Manager. Southern Accent, Collegedale. Tenn.

..Jieo. pro e.>o, o oloi, it ^^^ EneloscJ i, $2.00. nb, .

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Street or P. O. Box .- a

THE SOUTHERN ACCENT

ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY """"riJi^iSfi'S^Ts

v.f"l™»ta Forum Sponsors Sabbath School Gets j«™™ Hdk, jiugj^ai Chapel New Term Teachers

ARE YOU SUPPORTING? *:

Ht j«™ Ih, Accent tcmfmg,, ,m luffo,!. A.

„„„ *„„ „o l„„, f,he, lor Her,! p I'm not campaigning, or anything like that, hut thi;te is mi>rc ^' than one reason why yoii shoultJ sutt pulling in the suhsctiptions. m

That is. if yon haven't aJtcatly started. For instance, there is that j^, inner satisfaction of tloing something to help, which, of course, you s^ lon'i get hy sitting around and watching someone else do all the work. Then! aooutlhist the mote sob, we get, the better we will be ^y£j?„'."|,X'd e"ht''.^.'it Hallowe'en Party °tSF^F«™"'.™^^^ paper is, [he Scrv- ** * vjtious other ablecomakeyourpaper.Naturally, the betier the mote bi. Bmce Anderson read Robert „ , ,,_, , „ J, „-M,.;ff,., .. r"^ . :„.,...:„„ .r ,u^ . Yukon," Brings you are getting for your money. You say it's the finance company's '" "Hobo" Fun AtTe Dushntirs

Well, you ate getting mote for it anywa). money? bcgin'To soiim

Band Officers Academy Pupils Join Hoho pitty Satucdaj- night, ( Giosen for Year Voice of Demncdriv

•n,,: follawmg n>mcs wc chosen T^r OfflCerS Named; ATS ;iS'|C"'U«'hot""Hon'^rwcl° t"''^^°^A'''^o^"m%Z^^^

Ci (0 iy'oa,u^ of th= CulJcgeditc Acad ,! M ^'the for PlanS Made Year lnd'*fl!t

LlJn'.ia H2l[ JmbTrl'o'Mh,: ^" Ij' cot.imebt EnfilTh mirt,"nJ^'/of Jh^J.^'.^^^.^t^"" ^2*,'hff^^^inj re'Th7 p"otcd ''lic «n ^pSt"' ColleJed^kX^idrmT «IK«« p,«,d Lot. Randall Fox; vice picntyofpie! nu'l / 'l ; .nTiI p'oT^Mr ILd'nWmloIh M^ld''?^,ra'J« ^ ;hlco'i;!rnnT;a''''Li!d in'thc to^^^

T',h tbc^'^oftccrs plus Ihc hne d'c-'.rn^^' L°h.'',"^lo

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Myrna Nelson ALUMNI NEWS

j'Tr'AushtZ ;*;'i;^„„i Bi'fly Rejnoldi j

Srrjh Droun Oirbita Hollind Don Silver ] ANNOUNCEMENT J.nit, Ola Lillijn Uns Tom Smith

§""„°',"'°"' Mjrna Woolsej' KltaMd".,,

NIGHT VISITORS MAR SLEEP OF CAMPERS.. . hik'".."';x,,;!;'tS'..re;';i;e S?c,"&r,';°

''"' ''''"' '"" ""' ~"- '" "I'icr ™'i>''i'"s' ih°' li«-

Id be apple juice and doughnuts. snuggled deep into (heit respcc- s; Shepard. Dr. Hammill Uught ihe Ics

ll!!;;of''lhe°m,sS?on'^i^"odr"ell!lB the 'atteredTy"the ?o'''in^'',hre/^'-"'hDu« 'of '^h' ng I [0(k spbshcd into Ihc creek everything for ri,:p"'irome: pple «MS «compinied by unhu- ESS^H^ 7 le the boys loide E. C IJank! «MS n four sitcpy loicci could be (he speiker of Ihe m :t:''n:^ THE i^

1 Missionary College, Colli

mksffiv 1 end ri iif, Combined Choir Gives ("1 Heme f(i Messiah Soloists Announced li n 1'' Jni K ei t-

MM)i till lit Tod

I \ id\ I amilus

111 >{ iih \i d

r Workshop Dalegai s Report to SMC Student Assoc at on

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S)V B ef I n N ts I ft

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Nc r t SI i> to «\ Bool^ ( t 1 Te rl e s S nf.

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Noted Pain st Presents Con of test i should siuderns receive from these vacaiions? A bii However, the greatcsi certainly dcsened. The change also is good. opportunity af value ihac may be derived from holidays is ihe

work. Life i' forded students to gain perspective of their college and students live so close to their consiani so busy at college It Ic l« '(L'iriJil"' rAla' Tahis of Talge problems of study, wotfc, finance, and social aHairs that often the) ^^ ^ _^_^ _^_^^^ S^mc 'ose cannot gauge properly the value of their activities pb«. ^)'^1^";J;"_,^^„ ^,^|^^ Ci.lpepp=.?" T^gc H.ll « . friendly A of^oDlhp"^^' f^rvmTJfS to school and be- they had in coming '^|j d,^,„d,^t',^ ,pin. ol . .k.p p.cv.ik. uO-cn sight of the main purpose ^^ ^.^^^^ .^j^. ,,„ oM^y th.',-^.,.. both sold in lubos T^k

old Si cn.ly mm..,

ed feet, doing identical work

.cks of marble. He asked each of tbcm what he was doini replied, "I am chiseling on this stone.'' Another said, tally cnio, with a look help by w.k I am squaring this marble block." The third red him

f pride. "I am helping to build a gtcat cathedral."

In respect to this matter of peispcaivc, a rcachei i icoughllob. ame things more clearly than students. This b not bci lisct or even older, but simply because from his posii pupj^u^K>:,i,^-. ..m.^.-^^^^^ ^... ^=oor, Ann uuiocnct w^jwa imoinc . . „ etiod of years he has learned what things count most at college. the campus, takes this class and that. Tht ^ho comes to ^TcTmcd'Tud °"

'"""" '"-" litti uid ' ' 'S^iS^^'-;''" ...^5^(i5.'7U is building a founi '^^^%^B^. that he that will determine to wk

As the holiday season « on and you lay a and work for a few days, and perhaps journey from the campus, utilize the oppottunity to tc-appraisc yourself Jtm try to determine the status of your spiritual life. Perhaps in your gav.

i hom I be able more accurately these qui

Chrhlijn experhuce? Have I stood still or lost groiwd? If you have been diligent in your studies and carried on a balanced pro- "/^4. *?ede^d See Ui." gram between work and play and social life and worship, you will be encouraged at your progress. If from the better perspective distance and change gives you, you see that you haven't been ad- vancing, then come back determined to profit by what you have seen of yourself, Richard Hammill

VmM gomti to "Pmmet Student

amicriddjughkc'jsonin'AuilM'lu' (crribiro'f wj home Joho don't £ct ro go . , ^f^J^^^^'^,^ ^^uiJ. '""B dioshltr io Collus.Sj,. TmoesiiK, com. by .toijilnck, of lomraitkntsi. '°^ *""i Quilc 't '"IS'L"' :;MB , toimopoliun greop. Sho uy>, -ll i,oo » fomv «*™ "« "'* ]Jb,iil'S lonmSo CME SOUTHERN ACCENT 'college press breaks production WHO'S WHO FOR '54-'55 RECORD IN BUSINESS VOLUME .

ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY "liissrsi^ v.ta'S.S Voice of Democracy Contest Held

""' °" "°"" l&iA Ove^ . . sfNii^'r' ,h°',o":',"td":tr'S5S ;: ?;;;ii^:':ip'.-'"S

s the average academy ludtni taking four and one-half units of class work 86 cenis. Are you paying for something you don'i want? That type of thing

is unusual. I hope you're not. HoillC-Ec ClaSS ^isitS Bakery diMoneTrthe"ar'i'ha! TthT'Sche"! do"i'n-r"eTl funnyTot'I! '' '^''" ' assignments the student wouid just as soon sit about " ,' !,"'™| and give light ,

' ' .' friends. ' ' the campus and talk to er)- m i we"re Thai's putting it ladier harshly, of course, but teally ncm r^

say that the younger generation is The older folks kiddingly |,ji_t't). ,i,^j ,,^„^„ H,^ .i^,,

"" '""'' ''" "' "" '" ' thing (o it. Maybe it would help if we listened to our elder lagers arc those who know so much, yet sho'

get a college education? If they did, diddj they iht lirgc amount of dough mu^td at MoFlliug ClaSSeS ^lo. EihA D.,r,, Did your parentsts coUcge S, J, C r, purposepurp of much help asi you? Think thatthatover.over. The main °^'^l^^'^^^ '^^^ ^M^i^Tbnt"^!'!^"^^ PrOvidc NoVclty T^l'"^ 2c dLi"i''oAS"Xmm mpress upon all the need to get moving—not 'Zm^^V

h Academy Forum 7^:fLT.^Z:"^::iI^^-2y T,T.TJ Sr rd.nL'L'"'

' ''""'" COMMUNIIY SIDE-LIGHTS 04 THef ^

Zv ^^i\'^^Ll]^l!iTJ^toJ^m.. Students Attend Great Books Discussions

mnfunil^, (6) Helps you bu-al.

ivitc I MissionJTi not. am luie you know «lul icmcmbcr, it is only thrct «ceb un- College, disnisjcd Tfir Joyi Lynn. Lcilfr Nfios. Bill Scvcii| ^^ 'h'°lh'\^^'^un'd'"of thc'7idd'cr"^U;t

'"r"'' i'"V^''°"''i,°" Honors Awarded SMC Tf:irli.-r.s ff'^^t' til ^''morSn^d Rtouplhirylar!""""' '^y^^'°'TJJ;£f^^'r\^^^^^ THE i^

True Courtesy Week ATS Achieves 100 Per Cent Memberslii|) Bfsins Tiinidi'iow: First Time in History of SMC

I nil I r I iniSl I il MV Pieseiils

l'iv,-l'..inl I'l Cunf,.,, .,„,.>,

: /?««o eU«U Stag.- itdcf 50 Patiatti Pn VtUf

/4h ^Kui€

sippi, and Tlorida is invited o be the guest of the Student Association of Soud.ern Mi sionary College, Collefiedalc, celebra- College Officials April and 4, 195 , for the College Day education'! Tennessee, 3 iher _ _ Stage luspectiou h-day Adventisc faith or those young people v Registration begins at 11 id A.M. Sunday, April 3, 1955. nth-day Adventist church will arrange for transportation if you will contact him. If there to spend a day and two nights with us in order to sci are any questions, please writ yourself the type of college training that we ate givii our need: The students of Southern lissionaty College arc looking Although we ate a growing school and fonvacd to the privilege of m eting you April 3 and 4, 1955. gram being offered bete to train future workers. We sincerely hope that it will be our pleasure to you with us on our Annual College Day. The local p of the Seventh-day Advencisc church in your town wi Ov&i 100 Student Members glad (o arrange the [tans po nation. While at the college will be our guests, of course. „ „ „ Assume Church Responsibilities

K? ->A 3)adOiaaAiia 3>amieU CLIJII IlI-LlliillTS SOUTHm^f^m ACCENT i

During schooldays we often hc-ar much discussion of honor. There ate honor rolls, buiions, badges, ribbons, m dais and scats all for the purpose of giving some recognition, of I 'omc honot.

1 once actendcd a gaiheiing of ih led to the idea ° id to (his end, 3 long othet imc and excha. tU 'TH^uU

hus assist one : Mother. On ^- ^ ir numbermbet and ii thcchaitmanoftb Campus Commentator you with (his prescniation."

!S1 appearing man with thin gteying h; enance. atose an .n a quie^^w^^ r

'"""" something each man has to win for him- I ciueht sight o. i.e.. """"'' """^. ' '""• hj-'-'t" nother. Honot is —y T"' "ch™"] self. Ochcrs

be- I have thought of this farmer's analysis, and I ^^^c *she wJ through—mj-^hnr't'tMk ^mphmeniaty Iviy. Do you temcmbcf recognized this in 3 jmn[,_s!,e folded il up neally in her that he compted some shidcnb to ihc his expression, "Man looketb on the outward appearance out uuii rigni nina bi looketh on the heart." b'^ij' I

quite necessary, but 10 live to be worthy of it, even though it ncvet everyone's he

comes is the summit of chataciet You and I arc worth only the high cjt. but that' m" t" values for which we live. To have fought temptations and to have ipp'v '" been true to Christ and the moral ideaU which He taught and lived; ^''^^^^ hard; to to have held on rathet than let go when the going became ^^/,y„^. , rayed for Heaven's help when earth skies were dark with clouds, and then to keep keepinij on-thai "" ' is type . help of God, regard-

EDUCATION vs education "'* Christian students at Southern Missionary College might be di- '"^ '° ' ' he hlTufr ! hJve z^TsJ; f o's««j plds. Jl kJ"P\uL

othcr, they are basically different—radically different, in faa. The Kiiigi ury and C^rolyi EiUvardi ifr.- MARRIED COUPLES' FORUM difference lies in theii reasons for taking college work.

Speaking scholasiically, one class of students is here 10 receive ltd Couples' /otum, which it mide up of a diploma, which' will say thai they have a liberal arts education, their fimilici, plays an impotlant ptl in rB:: pili—what about ,1 ptW!^ settle down for normal living. When iheit graduation comes, they Ilcybill jnJ other £amc5. ovet, and they can begin to concentrate on mote important mat- .""' "«:;£;; Sr3H£H?: in" ion 'SVjrft,!: While in college they have faithfully completed the assignments 1 doled out to them by their insiruaors, for they are accustomed to obeying, and realize that they must in older to remain tn school.

'"" "*" their scope and range of study too greatly. The strong point of ";"= "^ >'""" """f' IT.he nWw of f^" T ih -^'t SMC for them is its Christian atmosphere, the consecrated teachers bcing"(™e ind'h^«t to one's' con- nnal^ smi"'"irL X series was Sab- who show results of living faith. This group of students should be =""' '^'"' ^^ "^^"^1" J^'*"'*'. /'l^^'^f^ e"'t"in^ ""'h" wilTund^'foc Mud. iil^ \lUiid ALUMNI NEWS

vrtiLjl lypc of nylon lou- ReliglOllS LiLei'ty '°"^ °"' ' ,1 i-,m(k°' Leaders Attend

,:'":"3.'°ht",hTo'« POAU Conference

1954 AS SEEN BY WESTERMEYER

through (ttcrglh Kuril)'. Pwcc ^^^^ ^ ^^,

THE LONe AND §HCI2T €f IT

College Choir 1" a' SLkoVK od (or iht jooj; i. good Elecls Offlcers ACCENT ON THE ACADEMYIop^ POLL WATCH YOUR SENATE!

are all funny people. Seriously ihough, cell me why some people ;' \ wc ^^,|^' .j j^Kiil- .ind st make a long list of rcsolucions and then forger all about thtm. .., .,,,, .,.,.,_. nuttin

•. r -1,^' What good can thai possibly do us? Then, on the other hand, iIucl , . , ,,; , i,„

. . are a few admirable ones who never say a thing about New ^t.ir \ . """' resolutions, but still they make [he litdc, or maybe big, impri>i> "

to live fuller and better lives. After all. im, i '^ menis that they need ...,. ,, ,,; ..„. that what wc are after? i^ „,„„, ,,,„u., "i,,; u^, ,,!

Now don't get me wrong! I am not in tlie least against these oi a-n.sf ihis pt:>oii i,l.".'> nut r- re-duimi.ij; resolutions. In fact, I thini; they are grand things—IF we carry them vwl llint he his never been to a senii.: ^'^^'*^*

Remember too. you don't have to wait until the New Year to j^,'^/^'''" ,^omo ant mcl-fn^ih's t^^ion^hJ' them all through the year, as make resolutions, but should make ,,.„ j.^ RoJiJhavc hid i vcl>' hjt'd inicrcsiinj; the need arises. time figurmg out wh.ch «niloR voted Whjt um,

lfu-eke.p,he,„.,hcyarcf.u..

3ui il ur do..-i. they're i-nl ilhnio,..,

COMMUNITY SIDELIGHTS

^^^. ^'"^^1^"'^'^'^^..^:^ Po^i orfire fJ^'l,l^^v^^l\!^^'':,l't ro..-„.

:..^. /w/ V' •*• y -^AA •_> THE i^

^^'"'^"^ AssocJatJon Reveals Park Plans- ^^"o'^duatesfor'ss"•' Bird Ifl.hf" ^M^f . ,, Amphitheater, Picnic Area, and Sanctuary — ' (•ontasii(iist.()uites\ • s ,= ^,11,1 n.iilii.k p , i i

i?eceiVes Dean Kinsey Chairman

*<=»!

Id Thundjy jh J™;*.""" ^hr h".7o"i';?'lh°?tx

K"™?i^'h"', n,"rw-%"n Cci" as compltled they ituc Elv. " n,( d^S, pc^nled by Mr. Qu^lL,^ on p^^cicl .c.,..^y were I^^^aM

Co^U"™""' vole* disqualifi d""'* "ouidA'nd Tbi^d'^'ll'''

PrL-iidmg ov r the clntiati W..S After the Industriit j \,«;v. RIC Prayer Bands BclhtM, Joyic L nc(,qi,c»): Get New Leaders "'i!::lTl ..„ ""if^ll

Southern Menior Concludes Canipai With §168 in Pr . —

2>cUowakiia 3>amieU TALES OF TALGE

"south^tI accent ,„,^,.„„„„„„.„i°:",r;:„ ..„,.. ..^„.,n,« ,„^£r^"^-,

Sc'lb)- Hin

r^rolyi. w^nli eight

lool year! But, chen, upon rcfleaing a Jinle more, maybe itleal it was best as it was—the situation might have bei;n called everyone intent the speaker had lo no batk-row chattering, on what -^ "">"«" "ys. Speaki no« or offer. Perhaps instead of deploring the spatce attendance, 1 should commend those who, by remaining away, allowed those genuinely

600 Pen, ge^ Sett&tf

raiulatioos to the writer of "Watch Your Senate' for the

t senate improved 600 per cent—instead of one visitor, as before, there were six. Though there is yei room for more

coming of six is a fonvard stride.

WATCH YOUR SENATE!

:ludcnb lo check out boob ovcc vica- of Ihc cluf*! period. Todjy, Jjnoiry aoil second, the volleys of neei

:tin hoird) Ihc shidcnt body, llic picsl spejk-

hu".''«i,"d,e"wo£i°Ti'"ot S",wl'.''odA'™jlk°sT.iV° o.rofti,e""l",'s'i''c'oih'd*'r Coordinator Visits ^"solUJstSVe'j'w.SmJd'i'"^ '^^ .™j"p ".'">*""'»»' ':,';:;:j';",°.'Si;ij~n°t .i„';",™;n",t""!''°c'n,"'i ^°^^ '^'J' ""» "X'sZt^'stiS:*' ""*""*= 1 1.-« ..e t, ph.se of .ussalim. mdc 'of Do'r"*' '(S."afrp. /'itho'u^h iotVS "ell i,o„,i„t. Piofcisot soJ Mn, Lcf K. Tohi.s- KnJ ..,.. applied Ihcmselra, ""''"J K 10 .esc-m.,!,,,! Rene Coni.ln Aooe ed scilh the ws). of collcse life. sen .isited New Yott City Jaooji,' " ''' I ^ ^"TVf n 7m2,>^ !"l

^ REVEALS PARK PLANS RADIO STATION WSMC OFFERS 1 VARIED ENTERTAINMENT CaUc<}e ^xwMt 'pacto'it^ Ptovcdei "r^ai^ ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY ^—'Vw^rrUlfTrope Today AUMM NKViS

The oihcr day I ran across • ii.tracm which I would like to ''"pj" 'Vil""l>''v°ta litem wn™',"™ fol p^'o'^ricp",] 'j^l.^"' n, d„, ,„ ,„ taTloSui i,S'[

history of orhcrs. You may think that what you do or say is of littl. arc the consctiucoces of our words and actions.' r,-aiwo„m. Vol

aio himself. All of our aaions have an effect, for good or for evil, his father in'ch^ttan'L^ga, ^s'^ddTL Enitn. i^i^ O^dJs Avenue, ChaUmooei. ctenin.c 1 someone ssho is following our esamplc. Each individual exercises '\ '["„ 1 lui those around him which aids them in attaining he Communii, inlluence ^^""T"",,.. " Amcntj., h i ernal life, or helps to pull them down to etetnal death. ''" ,; ^JJ,;"^^^ "['i:^',', SamHuu^ioVHu "I™" falph Waldo Emerson compared influence to tossing a pehble q^'"^ g^l^^^^^^^KPl^^' 9""F'")* Europe CAN EUROPE

Forum Starts Ball Rolling

REARMING THE TEUl

.»J, enen b, Jea .,.e Holle,, n,.,e w.rt

SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL 1

•Bnice Ande rwn G«ea Gardner Rolh MtClellan Carolyn McHcnry ''oX.:'!::, 3 •B°k'l''lM"

Sat»: 'i'i,":;zi 'm::!:A':z'

II Pat Jacobs jinkc Clin •Juanila Jones •John [^,«m •Lillian lant •Myrna \Vool«:j-

•On Hoiic Koll all «:n.esl.r.

ATTENDANCE HONOR ROLL j

•]uk Au>l,c Randsll Fux •lJ.rb.„ Lor,.,.

•Ddphync t .ll.rd •G».n Carf".r Jwk McK«

OS 'Robert Hall 'Thormj Smith •J.,0- iloyn Roje, Haemal •Helen Stwf Hcltn Urc« er Ralph Mendersbot Louise Thompson

Donald CI .fc Sbirle, Jooa •Edviin Wade

111 Ellis •June Lcven,

'''• " P°a"°ih" See In'j fco'i »ie"GA"s''i«'e,' roo' '"wE' mast hi""" 'f'"'"' FIRST SERVICE TONIGHT Roicptioii Comes Maiili 1H >IinV Week of Prayer Speaker-Donald W. Huiiler THE 1^

.Women's Foium Organizes Perjodicals and AssocJatJon Budgfits

Deficit Will Be Met Sbamieh SbaioMohUa TALES OF TALGE as I ,.Ien of Talge have to make decisions such as these onct ambition of the average coUege man—ro date ih. did. I bad the campus. Ten-dollac orchids and boxes of John- ^_^ ^._l on the satisfy the pecfcc[ miss. So, penniless, I ended ion's Sampler didn'r Dutch siyle. jp dating a plain Jane— our But there is hopes for the male population of Collegedale; dandelions. idy friends will now accept

vocabulary builders. In the Senate agenda thi Etcntion, " >val of budget'' have given over to the phrase proposed budget." (gobbledygook) n' of SMC Concert Band Students Engage TourS Ky-Temi . Cred. ^here cred.^is due. ^^ j^p ^^^j Recreation-minded collegians can give thanks to Dean Kinsey hi5 ji^.^j-^n „fpr^f , n L. Kropl^d. ^ f^, h:.ndfulls of student ihLcd LITERATURE EVANGELIST

"household" phrase. Long lifeless, the ATS has now tucUy-Tcnna-

is sufficient to ':''"''"S' ^^''™^' ['j"" Perhaps one experience . ^P; on Thursday afternoon. ^""''''J „ ivr H/l X. " ^'^*'** ^^^^^ McmberS prove my statement. h uditerium «N^h- As one aspiring nurse, Carol Avery prepared to ignite her ^ut'rrd^tKlCinTm°i'i^^^ Added tO Staff faithful bunsen butner, she slipped the rubber tube over the wrong band pEiformed jt Ihc chipcl period ^^o memb--rs haveaic b-.en a

All geographically-minded scholars p

SENATE! Enjoy WATCH YOUR Scholars chri7t'V7»reign"Legion Bj Walter Ward ^^rl^'^J^c Rae.On and MlUv n, m...... n,„,.v ^' ^ "™.T^r/„?R..7(^li

SECRETARIAL THE SOUTHERN ACCE ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY ""—entator Hj

Aoul.nn T,r,i|>,-iMn,-.- Cai^n:,.! Vrv-vM^ Fil-M I'n.-iain V»:,x r,..,i, (:a,il|,l.-

cvenis which lakcs place on ihe campus of a Scvcmh-day Adventisc h^jp p„„n, the ulc of jlcoholic bcv- you do about it." he thundcictl frooUtfthc'id building! when "j ^"^ narcotia. Ihc Weiik of Prayer. '"fi" - • "hooooth, and he was 'jt school— ^ bit "^sVKd"'l^n^rc"oT He"o"- secreia.y foi the *('''"' Eldc. Donald Hun.e,, Missionary Voluniecc "j'^i^'-^J^J"'' plai""l 'ha. t» pec cent of Ihe ctl.tes , ATsTold th/.edi J^fSe^™' .J'" Ainetira are done by will the speaker for the eve- li,|uor traffic in committed in Geotgia-Cumbecland Conference, be J^ ^^^ ,^ ^^p ,he ^rnct.mcs I hati tikcn'thV'l Uoule- America drey must cnfoccejaws.jdu- "lotvn and philosophire meetings, while Elder Charles Edwards, pastor nf rhe [^'JJS^'^' a bii ning "h^^q^ "Amccican'fan^.'ly f^^'

Academy students during ™ life i" disappeacioE. The paiiem of ^ ™,"„„', tard church in Madison, svill speak ro rhe irh"Eh'^t,ih!°^d'cood"com: '™w "l "din",'^

Often we become so occupied wiih our work, cxira-i pri' activities, or studies that we don't find time to spend in study and devotion. will cut and Assignments during the Spring Week of Prayer be '""' "''"' '"^ h"'tJ Ji-™-d''ChSji»« yo.n ,,J!" ^J.I'J";';"'^;;' ™jie;„'"b! °g'"ttm"'^ao cc

ba -Ethyl alcoho

• "St S a',yZ'l, S.vor^ft . ., £JK!Sn°4i'ft°,™e°o*i" ^Lvan"ro3ud'X'™!*wbilt,2s Classes, Forum Elect Ne« Offi'^''"' triban'i'riS'J'oho t Jid the a.idi- to help by yooc r'o.ce, jonr pen .,nd S'™e°,',Se°th'.p' Zm d.™ core that a man oaec draok one ,ua.t yoor vole. ^^g the th.on- practically.

liuny Jtkyll-Hydi: pcrsoni

put in chicfitofan julom

Rellgmui Liberty (Cont. from p. 1] Silion for 1 feeling of U

to lilt, ribcrfy, imd the punuit of hap-

1-ht bill ill righ« is another pre

b^nefiitf'^ll eoncS' 1 from both angles.

be guarded b)' cDnslant viniUncc jnd

RtliBimislibofty , smote widely ac-

""ND^the^rher'^^'gl^

Basketball Leagi SA OPINION POLL REVEALS VARIED VIEWS Schedule Set

" M-t. and bate, orjanired ly.

l! .;.,- ™:'i",' to' wtat th'e th,:. b?'""' l'j» deails^'norSTcam' _ _ . _ "*',.'' "*£ .Vr,'.^ ;,Jln meeting, SSdait?" °'","in d,'a'''l u"to*

ti'dj ^°, taa,^ the "ma'iol i»en dis'ciw. '^%'Z auJe'ts'aJq'.ain'led with St.!' Wat a

THE i^

Spring Prayer Week Brings UPSILON DELTA PHI ANNUAL RECEPTION l^"?^^' ndEdwards ^P^^'^!!' ENTERTAINED DASOWAKITA CLUB LAST NIGHT SMC MV Society o. . . , ., ,, S.,,

I'l. iiMi'. r.,1 I ;^.lll

I'm-iiu-r SMC

Student Opens .^'rotlght.' lhr^uj;ho,a iIk pros^m.

b,. a rammnlce ^luicmmcJ by Jjm« , _ General Hospital

"'' ^^ '^'".'^"' s,ud«nl a. SMC, jnnouncu tht '°"^' LiHcli, well Lea of Clut- EiXe'e C "fl/nks!' LIuderclaSSmen Take ind Ml. Batteries of Tests f/KlS.^

ATS I-. I ail- I'la llin.iiii „f lri|.- siM,'';;;i;'„ i;'':;,'";iSi^„S',' orra'c senators Peaaie To Balance Bndget

45168

mTYjA/ W¥. 1^ '

SbaiowaJiita S^amieli, TALES OF TALGE SOUTH^If ACCENT

Sunday afternoon I went to Winter Park. Florida, and attended Che famous Rollins College edition of the "Animated Magazine"— the only college paper in the world rhai goes to press by having

Each so called article was well written and edited, but ii

address by Nationalist Chinas foremost ambassador and sc: Dr. Wcliingion Coo. that lingered longest in my

d.o answer or changi inged. zft nlj.'pa'r'raters »i, hnodand er" of a iencnrdiar Sarinsind hii ioi 'r'healurbor and CO rime, rho ughrs

llJlliiJlS Jill)!££!)£II

inaJly I,o lesr ih.

im- (he objeaives of ti^lr ihep

looking"h"ough a new pair .of Elasse. Trfrj] 'thm andihcybaveatrifoi It eye-level objects that were viewed before from an uncomfortable.

ooking!

In her booL

iomc vision of the ful

ire the most vital things education must try to produce. JighWeighi

In the first paragraph of my educational guide, E. G. Wh.

range. There isis need of a broader oooiio-^i for phibnthropfc put- scope, a higher aim. True educa-edui ^^oA, Rieht" replied the otode. "But Bj the time they got upsiairi. But

means ^"°" ''"" ""''''=' '" Bo"""; *'"t another more than a preparation for the life that now is. Ir has to'do \°^. srttmg (able on'^x'li^es\i!irSfai°4''^^d Xm^ '"},^"f' with the whole being, and with ^"' "'^'- ^"^^ the whole period of existence pos- of the oVrxiiTlioti selling the broom. ' *'"" ^n-rvole*'°ou aw'^iTlatlke? ln°d"Hon*i. hd' f

: p. 13.

many men iearn too late "that the adder of success is on the wav down." when losing altitude.

Kenneth A. Wright, President Soulhen,Mhslo,,^ry College

Has SMC Good ;j Fac.iUy Members Showing at CME Art- Down and Out

''^""'Iv '" ^^kh ^e "k^"^= 't^d^" Slfar'e Sc^e.'TandiJiile'''in \i/°y^ T^hT'' SOPHO*,ORES - Hattv DanF.l™ a^^C^A Cu«i> Orr? Siorlcs PM^e^SZi shTrt ,\" So. ^ He^|L!^[7d """''^^S^ fJ.Slon ^e^'ti*"'!" ""t htou"ho'rtj'e T^^a 'PV'^c SOUTHERN ACCEN STUDENT PARK PROJECT TAKES SHAPE

any pbcc (or a dirty -stool pigeon* like off him." pi^^; ^^^^ j^^ ^^^ consistinfi of 3 you. Do «c. fellows?" the speaker "Huh. 1 guess Ihit sock in the jiw And („„ ^^^ ^„j ^^^ fircpbce to be ton-

" ""*""' °''"™ " ™p.. ..Ik n,o« n,e,cs,4 .nd inf„,™,iv. When spe.ting ,.o ?;'r:!,inT'' "Xd htT',S,;"Ll,,:rlj *^ S"E iirS;''.;"*/*^ many of us are exceedingly listles 39 who talked to this writer 58 "How do you like i:his fint spring weathtjr?" Any ordinary conversationalist would readily dc-

(ioiis will make your conversation more lively and different. (1) For biology majors: Aren't those praying mantises impious today? (2)

r English majors: Do you recall who coined the phrase, "ciazy

* '^" ^'=*;°" , Why Allow If7 doss of * * w ^J"** , 1955, $30; 'fiunjor co^tfTbt!! '"^^ MUMBLING ''"'' ''''' "'''' ^° "''"'^ ''"" '° '°^ ^""""""^'l l«"l: Upsilon cr^i^k l^hit"o'uod^ Uke ie ir Tof V""

''"','{"" *'"' let studies interfere with extia-eutciculat aaivities Addison's ^ i^grolll\e"me^utc'd' his" cTltc !j" LV"'", J"h''''^ ^.^*I,|- /,mt"'NLt'" l^""' /6o° b.i5ketball team lost its first game in a gruelling contest in spite of lenolh on the hnding. His folloMr* ^ 'i,'; d^Vi, .,i''the°lohh'l^h<.^w°^Eoi?i'c rLhe^of T^mofcot"'lub S12 Col^ efforts their ace bench-warmer Mike Kabool According bro« ibc of '" "''*''- ""^ '"''' ^"" '^= '' "^^ ''^fi'^^'^ S'^: Georgia-Cum- ,""iheir"'rTOTO™oihtrrs.m I- J'K^*-

Reception will FINE. ... During a lecture "'"'" °^ '"^ ^'"' "''^- 'S**'"^*^/ Misiimuiy College, 5150; SMC Stu- Delta Phi, the Mens be miiemtnt Ttliad all'becn'io iimpi", ^ j'ound this pli.t his j;ot to slnnd up cnt^A^ijtion, ^150 (his week Prof. Lundquist proudly told his class thai Greek and sudden, so tiemcndously effcclivc. He story were his pet subjects. To this Herman Bauman instantly ed that they were his two pet peeves! hi'^T' ORCHIDS TO; Those who work faithfully behind the dairy eloquent Ic"^' 'h" r at the store. ... All the student kitchen help who do a thankless

,ob Those who sell brooms to relieve the debt of the SA. . Andrews who tirelessly assists those in need,

S TO: Girls who say "no" or boys who don't ask. .

isr<5sr ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY ""rENTATOR

-- Wasliingtou and Lincoln; jdc A".i"™"n o^hit K."L February ^"'''"'^ '^''^ Fornm Program wp to the Occasion

^7^^ . 7^*^ 0(^e^ . . Jimiur rh.v^ EIrrts ^^'^^^''^^^J't^^' The week of prayer has jusi finished. Collesedalc Academy feds ScHH -hi- O f f i. r (-^ l.\f>^"A^I^."a,^1^\ that it was greatly privileged to have Elder Charles Edwards to i i ^ ;,''"' day during our diapcl periods and also to many of us personally.tonally. ,,„,;, ^i").d"- 1 i.o.,. Ui.m.„ p We have two weeks during the school year that a :t apart ^ <^ as weeks of prayer, bui should there be such a thing a iside a weekin^which we pay ] ^™ «'"'t't.c on the R^il.oid sur. ^:.„.- a..>:i..,>.,. .-, »^. =^....--. ..ecds, boc should not cvety wtek in year be a week of prayer? If we had a year of prayer, and every the '^^°^^l^^Xl''''^^^^l' ^^l\, \^i

s decide right now thai every week from now on will be Each verse of (he song, entided. ' Been a week of prayer, and every year will be a year of prayer. In fact, Wcvt Working at Out Mcei- let's decide to have a whole life of prayer. When we have a life of '"^p^uj'hj ^n" ,„^jlni T^rMcKee

Jon'. any do.b. lo have hin, come visil of us We ..-.llv h»c >j fbd «ch /? ^Vj /O jO / li Ty ,o whclhe. or no. o.r re..dents will during .eek. V^^ ^^ ^_ i<,QmQmbaK^ /let \J{$, Community week of prayer Sidelights ^K..iMlil^^',S2.ixv

L.c-1).. mainly be- '[^""V ^

isn-l ...Joiin?

immunity Monop^l^_ """^"'""'' ''>' Baumiii, Alabim.,, '' ' ""'"'" Jnd ,\jll be helpinfi in an _ We have a ralh'er unuiiLil iiWalion ft|cc|°n'|I^t /j^'jllnj.''''^"',"'' ^"^ '""™™ ' ""'^ »^"i". CHRIST'S FOREIGN LEGION hirL'.'.'nV '',«"« pllLJl"htc ''""; '^''^] ^'"'- \T\ ''\^^T' a" ^"i^:,"^

>v„h cirs.^^Man^Co^in;^^

::;,oly„ H«'fard:%.'AI.e,na

°' ^'''^^•'^^' ol°'» l=™ir^nd'slalT"f'&,u.herrMiMion- ' ^^"-'.^ I if-' ll!l; ''"m:,"'.'' ,'Vv\;;ul'',r™l"i,'^ ir.tL'"'"''";,''' ""^e l^^o liDiiri adminislete.I bv .l,c '"

DatT,>J,l,,S,p„.iV,, '?' '°"'''^'' ^ .nd " ^"«''"' J^'""""" •%'«""' ^ c rSappTe T^Tre " " ' ' ,e.„7^rJL° meT ^?,"F' "^V «"T' Y *" '""'"' '<^^''''"' ^ va"a^o'^ri«owcdIs')^IT aLTiifP'^ resukofXart"" " " ^'''\l"'''^^ si" dents tTowj'hmq'^a llfy fo, u^^^^^ .:.V.

V' ^ f THE i^

Sets Precedents in Seminar SMC 94 Students Join B, Jl ANNl TT. MaAS Colporteur Ranks

( oiih SlMM

mily'actiuainted wiih die scudencs and icachtrs of Souihein Missionary College. All ihe ariangcnienis ace planned and directed by the Student Association with Presidunc James Ray McKtnncy in charge. Ho is assisted by the other administrative officers and the chairmen of the standing student committees. Each committee mcmbcc has some special duty, supervised by the chairman; (he work of the various committees is coordinated by the president of the Student Association. The budget of the College worked out by the Student Scnat apptoat ]ed by [he

lemseives and by the members of the Student Associi

Western Discovery: in which is included name, addre Laurel Reynolds, )ook' Comes as Lycenni Stml.iil- S„oo,.sl

Another (ask of the Student Association officers is to coordina(e parts of the 250 SMC studen(S who in some way oi( another directly associated with the College Day plans; over-lapping and fusion must be avoided and each student must know his exact

IcKinney [his year has emphasized that the College

All the members of the faculty have been drafted by the Student

ings; each visitor will meet at least one college faculty member for a brief personal interview. Leip Kr. TobiASSEN, Coordinator of Sliideiil Aclhilics ; .

TALES OF TALGE SOUTH

TOaUA. I^om StamiateUf

There are P.vo standards of livin] wish people to think we gui allhcadmmiilrJtion warninei it as '^"'"' reputation Nix wis doing up " P^^|^^ ' " '^j'" -inJ Arthur S.indcrs Snuiht-rn MisM"ti^ty College once gained for itself the j^^ had building w.lhout her shoes on le Standards." Such a reputation did not come i" ''^."'"' " " "'" for bciiiHihf siiuHil nf 'J^^^^ Qo5j'l|nj ^arj'! Muddos have 11"°',™!!°"'' .i!"^ '""''" institution and deducting from them regulations 'ihTtpivirm this gf'^|,,™'I'J|°'^J^^*"horcd'a''er*^d ablE'l"idrn"ryTi;^'crthcy'lHcn't b?Ind''q°f''riminc'ct'e'lm^hat reputation came from ° the blueprint. The '^ .^ ,, y,„;. charloUc that SMC was following J ^ jj j ^1, ^[ ^^^ j |a. for your moncT'oan fm\^u^^\ tration of high standards being followed m the thai time the line lives of students nd staff. One might say that at ™,M. atds more neatly coincided widi the line of social standards, and su ha unity was observable. Arlenc the reputation that is srill Is that the sam today? Do we deserve ce to out college? Or are we clinging to the empty citizens? e was a vital Truth in the lives of SMC

(9^uK^UUHiHf 7(/

"^ &•< poodle hairctits that have been I resent the recent remarks about made by C. U. R fair for C.U.R. ride. But I believe it would be only accused of false p 1 •r' rcsent-day flat tops the boys sport, if he must ruo hair cats the girls ace getting. reasons for getting poodles I believe gir s have two very good speed with which this if they so desire. First, there is the ease and

combine. Now a whisk with the brush, rt of hair 5 d, and the men_what do they do? COMPLAIN! Gladys Trubcy, The second advantage of having a poodle is exceedingly evi- high- summertime. It is so much cooler—why, even the J^^^**"^ lent in the J)';,'; ^"J^ bred canine poodles get their coats trimmed. to but set themselves Now if the men have nothing more do ^j ^^^ R. is un- It they take a look at themselves. C U ^^^-^^

ith. Very few gitls have their hair cut that often. And we never shave- our faces. Now some young men sed with that manly growth, which is called a beard, so I

What is vanity? It appi trying to improve one's appcaran. iced to do you barefaced, dose-cropped gen( "'f "ppre- . . ionable degree of comfort, why "Ad. StU&U See. l/IS.

KUHHIS NUTTS

In the Way of Mus c YOUR SENATE WATCH The Long and the Short of It B) Walter Warc. O

OVERHEARD

I rof. Latry Hughes is ofleting SOf piec

.-.- *v egg yolks! Johnny Gulp hungry and I teptcd the challenge. He managed to get it down, nevertheless, it is

hmlj on= of , I believed that some came batk up later Ronnie Rodgers, trans r«ponsib)e thai the wnji.. is ol^hi^^ student from WMC, wants all collegians to be SURE to know thai ^°p '^'"^ •> I fet 1^^^';^^^^.^

beautiful ' intock faked two mean men and made a sec shot only to n„T jc^rT'sL'd "nt°AL!c7i^oii''^ ^'"'"clit mc to my ssnscs i

^i""""' walking along bright '"E " '""" *>[ '^"""= 'o^^" Ontta Allen and Fecn Gibson the road a ob^v the mies of 'th,^'ichMl" the Lolk£c Uay Ontra. noticing birds overhead—Look Fern, the '" j,^ ^^-^^ evcrylhinK bur ring morning: '°^{| , g*^ are coming up! ""' ""' °' "" .Idfinchcs C^, «4yo^p«p.n^?on'lnd"^^c J<: "^^^Vy^" Fern, temporarily bafiled, looking for Goldfinches sprouting ilmo« ready to welcome (he academy "niors from over ground, then catching on,_You silly girl—don't you recog- all Ihe South. After ,m ^^ }.V,kl"YolZ"'n" tulips? c migrating "'" ^'•^'^ nomf^^ion'i ^J oa^J{t,°^"t yes^ ^<='P pu'v" 'been" d,

unusually average for Fred West. just ^' """"^^ ''"' "^^ '"-'""" It was an day He had °,^b"ol!rVwi""ot"ev!jTfit'"Rdu^^ was '" """ finished sleeping through three classM and aimlessly wandering \^„ccv.;a the order of die day and for [ rwaitin|''hiwtt!im^

in the ibrary, bu t having the hab tofglanc- ' office or.'the«eculivest.ff of Oiewn. fffihUnS-" quickly over this I IPORTA 'red neglected o read the

cs carefully. Instead of men orizing t he regulations, h rgins of the Acceii tcllectual game called tit-

ns read SILENCE, QUIET, and "Tip-toeing would help."

oriously walking through the maze. F ted chose to study jo, w ( arner table. He I ardly written rhe letter alpha contei

foccemenc officer Walden came toting a pencil and a handful < pink slips. But the delinquent, Monte Tindall, had disguised hir

failed. But the game of "cops and robbers'" went on! Forgetting tl rules Fred began cheering noisily, drawing even more spectatoi Eventually the noise decreased to the extent that the silence w Quick Service at Dry Cleaning Plant B, Howard Kenm.ov studying and headed for the sack, (bed for the elite). Colkficd.dc Dr>' Cleamng ,erv,cc, tbcm for JO-IO mmul« m . lolutior. io.e to lit if they ht ,vt thooBh not the Urgcsl indust^ .t of solvent, which i. j byrcoduct of lhem_Tl,e addition o LETTER TO I.N. COG

.horoughjoboftemov

lo.da7 d"rj. cleaning

Scenes from Upsilon Delta Phi's Irish Festival ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY ™™s«entaior

...Student Teachers Cnlport.-nr Keiulrrs

Are No Exception . . >],.,., „;,[, \,.;sdriiiv

Spn^i^f ^eu&t

to musi of us that stiJingc rise in the lemperatutc of the human body Ai prL.uu (tjJv Srii....[, G-.m- Hal- Elder Ridau, Souilicm Uni Itnptt, D.i'.i IkrirjUvu. LlJtr Vaicn- which has hafiiud the men of medicine since rhc beginning of time. lishin^ scirdjt)', mid of Ih: i

^'" ii—yei! Many folks have thought they had a good cure, but ihey '" ''"^""' '^"'"^'''''"* I'lrouphi j"^|,°pf c'X- .'tdik'''Aijdi.n'ii

persons. I'm convinced that most of the teachers j>e( it too, but lui btui uu^ln by Gtm- li.ilk-n^ci ' hVi''?i' lurr "rin!! h I'l'

. Sr:i.. would be some who would die of the fever if ihcy didn't break in the school work before the end of school. Of cour end of school isn't far off either, but it surely seems like a lo.

With vacation so close now that we can sec it, I imagi best thing to do would be to work a little harder and try to h the fever until we can let go and do nothing but relax—ai that is what some people say we gel to do, but 1 always si manage to work harder then than 1 was working before.

<^e RememUs HeK Ow

ist's Foreign Legion

.nj r.d,. ncs the

h h, 11, flt^hy it ..y jooJ. h.t t r lu'lp i ^Sf; ££r "il k 1,- „'„?'"" "\ 'i£ €1 \ ^rp ll «c .ho u°|dl tomflad; ^f J.,, Cod, U ICVCS

. R. ME. Culpepper, from the Kentucky- tJ [}„; .

THE i^ [student Association Will CME Accepts 15 Students ]Choose Executive Council „ ,„„ i„p. " T^^^U-^^^ r*^-.^^ offi, , " t resniTian ^lass Major ; t oi otD OD iiumv ' ,; Iwill lill llii- \^''l- '' !.h»w.i,„;' Ten for Medi.-iiic: ' "Leader -- Lonely" Publifatinns I ,"'™Z' SMC Five for Dentistry ;,„,„.»:,=». »:...:™.. Constitute the ,j: -,„;;:,„,:K;::rr ^S±°;:^;r'r;„.- „^LJ>;';»r'"T-'; v" T;3,SiS3s ""—fst"S~zc s;:rs".ta™'r.i Voice of smc s:'*:Sf™™r;i:r;:'

^!-(=»«' r^

"SMlilW Appli«»i.'

.III' Ivini < . ilifi' Future Teaeher ^ Reeeive Insi"ni: Foreign Legii Will Caravan

, Dean Annonne Faeull, ,|ni;^lii

;;;;"; *; Dental Stndents wjihin 30 Are Accepted

COME ON DOWN TO COLLEGEDALE!

^ rmjiLr^-S':^. j4fUiex a. Ui '^<^e TALES OF TALGE

and thi tiate. Think of the loss of time, the loss of money, don involved in so many failures. Whnt, then, are worthy moi coU. for college entrance to Sourhern Missionary College or any

Letusi „ - . and anotht al magazine. One student goes to stay out of the army, -'-"-^- ^ia.(emv e.rls reside m Ihis dorrmloT, n^mScr f, ,.rj yc-u II find Berthi prepare for a pcofcssion.profession, Oner warns a career in athletics, and" lo,o [J^^' ^ '"" background of culture. Another boy or girl simply wanrs '.."" ""', another a ^"^ /^[^ ."'JJ'f^^^^ ["""hJnv *w ^ whilewhilt another wants to learn how to chink, people,pt'uplc, , to meet the right f.i-jhnijn ^lass. ll s«mj (hat n.mr ,., ,!',„. -nicse arc ''"« Goodrich While, presideni of "-ese , IIllkeihesuccestionmadebvDr.like the suggestion made by C ihc fiMhmrn livcin Hit commumiv . . ...n.lltie. W

and for public service." \^nmm rmwrn A Seventh-day Adventist freshman should feel that he owes to can God a life of full service and devotion, the training for which be secured in a Christian college. "If you would make the road ro true success a little shorter, go to school a little longer" is still as Missionary today as it was years ago when first penned. Southern College extends a very special and warm welcome to youth who want to find and follow God's plan for his life. The opportunities mpus 5 you and II

Norman Vincent Peale, noted pieachei and author of the rec- are two reasons for going to college; first, to have an effective begin- ning for the realization of one's full, potentialities of mind and spirit; second, to be able to tender the most efficient and construc- tive service to God and society." It takes a Christian college manned by Christian teachers and attended by Christian youth to make this ideal possible. SMC Can't Give You an Education WM mmi Df mumw Why go to college? To get the best preparation possible lo per- form the services lo mankind and to God such as He bad in mind *"" be icoirjte, j when you were created. "To restore in man the image of his Maker, e''''|'fii '" ""'"'" to bring bim back to the prefection in which he was created, to pro- H""" '"^"'"^/T '- mote iht! development of body, mind, and soul, that the divine pur- „iv«l Raiher cducatkin is mei pose in his creation might be realized,—this was to be the work of fen-d. Thcieforc this miisi ncti

redemption. This is the objea of education, che great objea of rvstnct irseir to what SMC is op life." This wonderful idea! in "Education," page 16, is the basic oflcring lo the ptosp«.ivc ,tud

reason for the establishment of Southern Missionary College. I. Traming Ir. Uadenhip Your college education will be no more important than the Unfonunitdy. cvcr>. young

m ItadiTship lionary College will be glad to take the '"'"'"fi

Kenneth A. Wright, President ''"' student body, or FUTURE TEACHERS Soinheni Mii. lege

^K BxfaU*ta(ioK U Z?«e,,

them hi comnion «u. not impUn. leadership

relj. helps to develop

^. ^.^ -' :<-** jooks from the" College Store to the third lloor of Billy was told as he lay in the infirmary that college subjecis would demand his burning the midnight oil. This revelation sent

' Diclionary Harbroce Ha,,d- of bringi'ng his W^ebJer^^toilegwl,^ and ---- trunk of the car with tennis balls and

ills and glove, a tuxedo, and other im-

these r. Tobiasseii . . . Professor Russell Dahlbeck ... Did spell concentration and study.' He was soon to find out. ysical education proved to he a relatively easy course—no

sS£ ' ork oc outside reading; Dr. McMurphy took pity on the o«pl»s-. siOElc mm-s, >»£!= d freshman composition students and read them a story for

Nelson in chemistry, but he couldn't erase ly enjoyed Dr. pXc is mind the look Dr. Nelson had on his face when he spoke men and boys—"This class wilt separate the men from the cross AS

was Ancient, Classical, and Medieval s nest and final class .*! forward to this lecture, for he enjoyed the application of was in the custom 1 ro every day living as he had heard Prof, ng—explaining the effect ladies' hats have had on culture in all stages of the eatrh's history—extolling the vir- rogress r;;s f feminine leadership. Just as soon as the bell had rung, acher picked up a stack of mimeographed sheets a foot high gan dealing them out to the bewildered students.

divisions; the art of newspaper reading, the correct way to note book, and the deplorably one-sided masculine society S'f ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY

„'" ^"",1 'i*;,' ";;,;; Formn Presents Academy Cliapler °"' '•••" 'Spring" in Mnsic Holds Annual |;;;4„° ptQ^tjm |n The lofum jjj.f J Xempcrance Contest ttii-

7<&«<^ "7^ Oitefi , .

will be eolcbtaiing Ne I Monday mo.t of ihc Chrisiian mrid a hoik ay which Is known as Eiurer.

spring outfit. nfCh, sr. but raihcr an opportunity to spott their new

1 b, Sudi, Ni, .nd tly everyone seems to be able to find time to go to church on

tough the Seventh-day Adventist chutch docs not recogniiie It, tominins of J.n- not observed E.;.'; IS a religious holiday, and although Easter is

tesuttection »„uld be a good time to think of the Lord, whose looghl ,0. Cull, nmmemorates. b.

blown Talgo 1 AHENOANCE HONOR ROLL SnS^rSS. ^ Mndttson, Bnicc

•uilaiA Dclphyn. a„,„, Don' Weber, Jc.nmnt H ollr,', J msn. anJ Bobby ,ilh I-!

while pljiiiolus wet nlq. B .ir"

u'.°k«0Mh»Mli°oSt.

Ihi:: f-.S«r

=^jwiPo;-'»' ^>^ « 1 X_ 1 THE i^

M0ik ] SA Administers College Program, ^^^ Fotulty Visits Sister Schools Officials MiideiilK Discii' endei Office I'luee hDA W«mii-n Leaders

College Day Draws 350

~.n SA Benefit Film ^" "''^ ""'^ S"°' a ReCOI'd ^^'^"" - ' lLn^*'.ind re/ccat^on commituL/" MakcS m" .iun"t)' o'iktt'' lor "thc^rnnui'l ',ud "n(.

''"" ''''j ""'"^' ""' """^ Dean Palmii dun of (he Cnflccc of fi™'^SummcIdairAbbjn"'\x'hik'"! ^"^1" j" ' "= "^mpki of ttic thuc did iit d s°,",j', ^ll^"tj' HmTiT 'J" ^"h*"

Kinsey Is SA President for 1955; Bethea, Addisori, Ausherman to Assist THE SOUTHE

%aii>Makita Sbamieli TALES OF TALGE

for Less? "" Why Settle Hl"''^ .o.I„„ 10 produce it. th by spre was of

truly wholesome religious music. He described the cheapness of the ^d a poor homclcs! ca'l. The verse, sentiment, and music of many of the popular "gospel'" songs, him St. lecn, anil fed him ai

[her than performing amazing stunts designed to ^vhcn they di

ion to hill b>by a

i appi ess ^ "°'^' an n > mg This type of chapel program, which we need more of, is destined ^=^=^=^=^^=^=^^^^==^^^^=^ J point out the medioctity of so many of the accepted standards ^* ^^^ "^ SOC'ET 1 our society. This type of program, not limited to music, can pre- JohnSOn AddrCSSCS .nt examples of the ««//.,// and the mediocre by contrasL r^ew College ClaSSeS ^''''""""'' ''""• '"'^^ " We as SDA Chcistians should subscribe only to the \'ery best in

1 fields of achievement. If the best is not appreciated by us, wc

riainly need to learn its worth, for any young person who esteems

Come to the An of the Collegcdale Alumni Association o n Sunday morn ng. May 29, at 7:30 A.M.

Mail your rescrv tions t a Elde Paul Boynton, C P.ulin. EpialB. D..0 H.m^ill; Wright SuggBStS president, or Miss Ft icretary. Post Office ",*"/Sto''Sf *rSA''oi* '""^ "' Box 1015, Collcgeda e, Tcnn essee. Vfe hope to see you imem"pMf«sot Brown^ '^'^ Personality Check "of'^'Xc 'coik'T' """tf"' SJC

Purchaslng Department Saves Time and Money MIDSEMESTER HONOR ROLL

J. madcbjlhc

Andc,«, ClyoK,

.1.11 wpply compioicj. t Kenny Lynn and Hans Fenz slowly munching on d d pp and grape juice. Ingrid Christians ,d bananas, peanuu, nilla ice cream and Kellogg's grape-nuc flakes, wh

Jansen and Ralph Walden's

shingled Lynn Wood addition of the small, well-pla ed srn To th SA officers fo the SA's benefit program. ONIONS

i crew.

F QUIZZES SMCs professors, suspicious of a spring fever epidemic, are lenting more quizzes. Of course one must realize re only done in the interest of us supposedly und< .gians. As we malute with age and acquire a ,aner outlook on life, we students will give many, thanks for oui "fessbrs-" intense interest in

SMC-ites Enjoy Candlelight Hour

^^[^"a Lauritzen Discusses will be Church Music Trends assmcn applaud the idea pipejs. In Ihis W|' he^ wiU lx-_abk lo ggnate AppOUltS '"" ptOBMm. "" 'h=y may require. Park Commissioil

W UNDER" ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY Tr,e Hall c£SS, Forum Plans Academy Day Agenda; '-^^-^ Conunittee Chairmen Named 5*«^'' S/Mk^ 7e^7 ^ Coppoek Wins First ^S^'Hi—S?"^ .,o only .p- We wc. winded in ch.p.l Monda, ,h.. .h.,. . -"">; -""« j_^ ^^g j,^^^^^^ proximately four weeks of school left ihis year. a„Vve on the "ImpuT tli« will be

raattera pei- I'f'"", ''"= groups of sludcnH will science on such subjects as correspondence, and olhcr -^ ^^ ^^^^j Southern Union Temprr "" '""'"' '"=''' "" ^""'8' °'>' '" "^ "",! tainin lo graduation of 7h?v:.rious work o" startling scate- parlunilics at Collcgcdale. In the same breach, Principal Higgins made ihc ^^ ^e was awarded thi- schabrship ^ ^^ seem headed for an »o appl;- on hiition it SMC. mem that latdinesscs and unexcused absences ^^.J b"'intervicrrw!lh teachers o( that the attendance honor Co"''£''''='^ Academ)'. all-lime high. You will further notice j^„,^J'^|^ jt°Co!l"g"dak AndTi^j- the smallest one we have printed this tnd while in atlcndince » schcoli ,n roll in this issue is just about ^,^^1^'/^"^™" LKrwitii chjp!'l

up to? Call it spring fever, per- conk-si spnsored by the CollcgL-dalt What do aU these things add (,j,^^2"oo™"!l.u(,'^p'hi^, fo'llowtd"by

every realize that this is the "same old rot" which you hear ^a„,„, several years ago. emy. We ''M'!^, ,n^ .vot^bln in the nark «ill repeating. Let's try to Mr Paul Hoir, year about thb time. Still we think its worth J. .1 ; >:'.ich for Coppoek 3: n.eht. Lynwo

AHENDANCE H Holley, Silver Win SMC Scliolasliips ,™. L„„. '"J "'"*iP- .,„,. A.h.™.„ raino, „id,, whiij J„ SENIORS PLAN BANQUET with giving only pno •)") B"!"™ "':"" r*P>il " <' D""** Htl.0 St.,, O"'' CommUnity J«"= Jn°nin'''HX'' '^k''p'Sit"''-^^t d'ni'ntS oflh^Dtlke 'iLlZ.T

My,n3 Woolicy M,..l

i ho. tnoogh wralh,,

Neil Tompiiini i,ol Jnn B.nb ,nd Students "Take Over" Class Se: ll.dd, lom.™ While Faeully Visits Other Colleges

McClintock Wins Jingle Contest; Hadley, Bushnell Runners-Up Lunb. re ™""'°"" """""

;,udy of humin ,ights and Kiililish Conti'iill.

•111- (.,11,, II Christ's Foreign Legion

-ah.,

M„ ,--N„h.iifc. Teno^e. Prof. Watrous '^'°''°" "°"' "''"'"' „";V"' TiMc-li,-- Siiiidav ^0-,7a>..djn„.ndI.oul,n„n,- S,.|, (.|;,„

M, fno, m/e rf/ „,J .f ,/n,I,.-

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'ive Committee Chairmen SA Broom Sales lAre Named for 1955 Senate Wm Help Balance Co« .ill l,c,.d U.- ion.. Budget |l„™p'""'"'°»'>"f™"""» B,ll™s,, eOM^-X, V- lit Tr' l,|„o.jh,l»,cl.»rm»..l,.vc;,m,.d ™i,„ .. „I,e,o.. ,n,v,„c m 1S15 ^^SMlbir'^jp^ JE'

^ !». Vr„plJ'iJnK£ L°,;;I1,'S M."?ph"M""*DS SMC CUoral Groups: j an «LC ta me can ^ ^ ^^ >rcj H^o^r "ih^ "^^erTsh^wn Ihc CllOl'alistS & Clioir, Give Final Recital

' """"' Elfit.C."?""""''"^ ll:;icTi;™h"i,'.'r°" ;:;db;!'i:.i»rii,.*"iirjr' to visit Nasiiviiie '°^"T"!^.^'^,1z;"Z°l

merly hdd by Miss Join Hedte pnrposill o; .mdenMI,

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I Forty SMC Students MENC Gives Music Kilgore, Manuel: Hold Singspiration Program in Cliaprl; New Annual Heads I

Natmnil Conference IMENC) kc b.iLllj ibout (he bumaniln-. tnd c plicc in Ihe education of people

~ Fresh-Soph Picnic ;»;;; - Goes to State Park dTpmincni

Symphon) No 100 (Militaij) of cc>

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ACADEMY TALENT PROGRAM LYNN WOOD HALL CHAPEL. MAY 14, 8.30 P.M. '

'^it^Ctaat

that is aboui as lowbrow L-riiici7c ihem for it; ihey give a program (..cmciax is^ thm

' tion't think they They cant begin to pltasc everyone; yet, I ^^j^ ' ,,„, „ ,,^^1 „„ p„ti™ .v». "Am pl.»i<,„J„m 'jrJhm" L"r'ioT with the balance the lowbiow group sh,it Uoort. Stetiq- Ti;e. AbiE«l I ,i,rk,r,s for So^ih.m ^Mi~n' "°''"? °" "°"' *°"* shoultl try; for, if one weie to

values, j"'|',"' but consideting the ilorability of ^° 1*'^ as nombers ate conceroetl, ™",'|",","5'i'^[,''i,',f"„°l "'F.t^o'.m itira "o.th! M, ..n,!- hoj t'l. °k ill" fe"b.tk'u succeed. For those who ate eventually tlestinctl to „.,„„„,.,„„,, .ir,„ „f fc G™,- Doni »och m,', " .. ^Ho.'^,™?'' the highbrows are "^"l"^'^^^^^

they colr«rtcu.- wjlkmj; pin cushions Performer , <\\t Hi- ri-.nlliced Costumed JO • Entertains College Juniors and Seniors C,Main M>\!n,,rr"Wfikers j,.^ l,„i. „j l,«,„. .„ .h. aiUPUS COMMENTATOR Teachers Write for Hold Annual Picnic Education Journal Onc hundred iwcnlyscvca iun,o,r "j°'°" ""'' ''"•">' """'"" __ Two SMC ficull, member, h.ive "i",

'•H "n'om";"™; ."/ rL°L»o«i", T!m.o"cVvii^°'iut£,7il.'°'r",it

I R. M. Riif Will i«d Assist CoUefiedak ,,J not ome from pg,,^^ BcckuCl Walla Walla Papei '/li ^titni See Tli.' Ktiiiiis ACPA Cup

,ou„el.d, .assmpi

t.me to assisting Ihe MV administrs. TTsc Cr/V^rton, last yea.s ansid «m. "hril'^evrll^ Married Students

Drop 16 Per Cent cff.srtTto organirc'thc"700 Collegedslc yeli JhriTit fsVd to subl^it'iegulst

le people, [jrgcly stable, approstimslely ;

ta , _• - o i:' -| SMC t I B 1 r ( 1 d s Senate I Watch Your

(Cw,lim,J m fjji i) '""^^<^ «"- ACCENT ON THE A C A D E M Y Summer Courses

ii,.s,r;> Eka-. Slieper aud Academy Day dI^pj^iI Freemau Excel Treats Possible irs were ^ivcn lo (vvo gtudeUtS

p ill, [he big day for picnics is over, and almost everybody on cr ^nd Ji the campus looks just that way—red, ( s lots of fun while \\

Bui, as you caii imagine, studying is not the easiest thing to do in this kind of wcaihtr. You sii, concentrating hard on the studies, and directly the corner of your eye caidics the window. The sun is pouting in, all the trees are gri:cn, the breezes carry the scent of

"^ '^ ^Ik. : "^'^""^''V , . „ ,,,„ region on tlR. h,\\ field, after wh,ch .^,;„™ I,,;,, ^ ji^.

"'' rh°;'r"[;nd"''.nm;i^i^i"' "DOWN UNDER" H:;:,'sSEii:Ht^

HOW TO APFL ON FOR ^', T^ ^^t E~i 'bo'irio"! irrrzjii'

oioB a catalog of 1

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35 Seniors Hear Speakers Kinsey Interprets Campaign Platform atCommencemerrtEKercises |^ |„(,ugur(,| CeremOnleS of NeW SA

, ' NtMv SA ri-esideiil :;„ To Medical School

TH , .^fcS»d.»A..„»,.„ Explains Budget, Outlines Plans Ii5s presidents. This scna e his met ind dtjwn By jtANNrnr Ma^5

° ^ £j|'''h£s^jf^f.T£;:^s^ s;ifJtM?;f?i.i^fif4

"^'""^ b«o rr^Kr^^f !hc"S'f mily^TjoTn ^r's^' ?dmfni"nl'ion'" J^k pbt"""'

^'^'' sKlN>lv, /"-i../^;;! frtjrj-elccl Mnv Joinn AushcrcT.jn ^^ jcid prjjcr by lite viccrresidcnt dcct Riy McKin'ncy^^l.oJuc<^ the presi- t dent for iy5i-5f,,^[>,,n Kmsq^^^vho r the icnite fur the ccminc year ill of whom «ert icjtcd on the plitform.

iJl., He hoj".-^ to hold open forum*. ^SA ILJKjJL %~ ®»IEift 36^^ iT^BL **, Wpiib^r^nBi^tt .:;:. n';;''.'"'^'rd.;r;^;

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li I vMt I S'TftC I^CMettde^A "i^en. Ocmt SOUTHmifiE& ACCENT

'°'°' «„/„» b.„4 hu b«i. in ou.*,. i..d'i£'i,„„°"i "I Plan to Attend Students Act on J'J;'j;7tJ"„™'',„jt/'"''' bS„' ." w,ii= tan, a„- SMC Becanse . . Gov't Committee r^j'^L.TtT/ntaj"'^ ™i'' M,r, d,™,« ISnNw''brM'!;''M;

'> A"""!""ta°'S»rU,.' I'l*" °l«°cdbrir'sL.dmiA^°."'."/'" °9!J°'irpal»"ri,= ""^K* l»'*' nnmcnl Jlo... fa.Jnm » pto.l. .n p".;j. " "" «" BoiOfo,d, mini«„i.l j™- -»'. B»d p,.p,™S lor ™, ful»,c w.,l." I»li" . ^^=_^^=_^^^=^^^=^=^^== .,t il„„K„l ,h. "' '"" '''''^°' Wimrain; Jo. G.m B.lknm who is . oo..-

vliilc people have been billej IVirOi Ctolir... .nd Joji, Anihimio, itl StudiCS ,^,„;- C 1 • U 1 t ExCel KtrOTiJ »phomo™. ftom Cl.au M6 lo ' SCleCtS HOUIl lOF

<:oo„/i.«o, sw,™ "'"'"" »; aw 'Cri'i.'r.,?,i;rtL'i'?'!o";,',r New SA Coordinator

'"''"" ,''"','" DHigsins' '55-'56 !;;*o,i°niSn"''''°°"'°' !hi!Te™AZ'n^to« hT.ilil'en OffcrUlg 111 !,j"i!! IL""' X '''!''.""';„?,'* .kmm,n"ip''of 'De,"°Km!™." om" i.ei7" ndml'oi'ra 'nd "dm'n",,," Soclal ScicilCeS :,"l':. ^LifceT'.nd' 'Tiblei"'l"!'eo" ''*'°°"' °° ,',l;!'r',". "'«>" Wn »"b./,'."j™l 'hV KhoL'Se "booo,"rfl'°boll? CoUrSCS Expailds J"Um™Mra, T.*,d.r,°e!"on° r''''^'-

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College but *„";:,"„ "id"™ etTDSryASoI 'f.''';^','s

o.pp,ie.,io„ Of in obbmin ErLioTo" j,f,;;;''si::;ti:::'

ionu,. Collee . Collegedile, Tennessee

n ^™.id npr>' College

D 1 woiild ike a ciBlofi "" '°"° D Ple«„ r^,' *»iir.n'." Name

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ri» Sine

n .boo, ,he S«„he,n Mis, n.r). College ."n,L°'°"""

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Cil. .„„ SOUTHERN ACCE

. . Bushnell Receives Fall Prospect Sees , , w ^ (C..,im,JI,.mf,g,2) Clirisis toreign Legion ^2300 Giiiiit-in-aid Ciealer Enrollment

'We we .ppliora, ,1,211; *;,,„, Tokyo. Jipan, arc ;J,.B h.„ .ppl„d ,0 h, hundred more ..pplirat.Qns Jrc cd,«J"™>ndJ«l,.

I Df the applicants prefer plans \ III, .llhonih seseB,! h.ve been eJ M ejsh stttdenl, .n pi.,, I, 0,

1- "* "•« '"tl l"l« 'i|!l»< oorsradnalesinlndt.-'A

D. „ Hanttrtill urje, all .ppltanl L'^l'^fiLd'otBani^zet'^'to'^

'"""°" '""' Clirlstensen Jo """'I'hi i" "a°'~ siid'ceo, T' In her conclusion. Pern Gibson ask- HoniC-Ec DlV

Matedo'nt.rS both in o™Ej°.! HlgginS MaStC I'oo". few lhim°'ab!.°'t''t*e'lh°e"- •eeti, labo, ...d Dr. HamniHl to

,he°pnlpit°i? !ud'enl'm.iy tX onl"l^l7a"egula, Attend Bouldcr lo.id and must spend a longer ;s ConVCHtion

appe-Jieu .o us CO cu..., ..u.iii.u,,. .^-^-Hammiiiw.—.•- - :,-- smoy is in looos, oiet anu -,_ .= of GriejJS To Sprinfi" faded joftly S. AfricaniUriCaU Workern Ol KCr

'°lo.'.s''po"setolhischallenBe.Katb- ~'^^° DiploUia ,ors al Botsldec, Colorado. His cle '^2iTt£"X'°<'''''''%"''^ met' Mr!. R'uth°Hiffi'iV,s°'»'hL's'J^. ReCeiVCS ^ao Safely Go." c,.l Ireld """'; Badeohorst from -ni^l3rwb°.rYou W™Mc°toG""' "*'' '""' l~ ' °[|™.* W™™ « T Jo, 2' '^^^'J'*;^'^ !^l!Z" iTlZZ (^l"-^ii

Faculty Plans Busy Summer rrsF^^'^d^B'SS lat"h?£a™t"w:sS:iiI,Ti ;;™{;ll'Htl§rdZ

Ws);;"ro'p".*ta;k,'r°",™/ "'Eld';,°p"aui°Cfc,nto„...ho,eachc, Kcnncdy Will Hold i's;.„°a°C°',"jo„r»c°ont°nriu. mlTa'sMc'""'""

WorksllOp " '' " Beu'^rp. ss^'irbiZtLTfewsvee'ks'! smo'L^m't'so^^- ils(m«oHo !e"^ SummCr LtH'l" '•' !*1^^ ' / 'H / •» f Cluistensen .. Dr. Holm and Professor Kennedy ' INen- TO/'ii net r t .- r Becomes \ Will Uiier Lducation Courses Division Head

'""'"' '"" '^'°"""" New PHysIcs iuA Matliematics (aion p/oraso, Ke»n.d is m o - "" Saitori.to.ilJhS'mS Mioiln'/v" co'ii.'E'''i''p™fal Tcacher Comes South from California

Famous Artist Joins College Staff To Instruet Interested Students

" ?!.'!'" '"8i"'""J "'"'• »' iLL*It^';r='~J°.'h*' i;i''™s'E"ji"1>.M"r".™IfJS!.o; L. R. Wlnlvler joins » "J;,t";;',-,f"*';«,''' f;;^'^*' »"*'•""•""''"" ;;;;-,;_"^*' Science Staff ',Ur«.'i;cnnr,T'fc Z™ s,UC Sopliomores Ahove Average ^^^^^ ^'^"^ """ (,"«"""' ^ " ^^^ ^ " i>^"f^"^,liJSl7"iihs^Mi!">7ZZ Piorcjsor L. R. Wmki'cr. who will In EugHsli Tcst Given Recently

•^ .p«J ind tomprphtn- '» "!'* „'"„ k*^ Si-^aSl^^^^BHBie^l T, ,,n,,,s SthM. Hi, iddilioo m Ihi ,o.:i, ic^JioB f"' ,[^", "jjlS THE SOU!

Summer School mv society presents Students Earn Money LASTLAsrrcHACHAPEL PROGRAM rlans Announced coiicfiediii' By Unique Methods

rofcMoc H B Liindquist, vLtmn Ncw Cataloguc EntHcs Listed in

.KiBt^nt , m ^^^i=j^=^F°|'^^ Several Divisions in College

inccring schtTl wlthouMoM oUim", Secretarial Dept. Cali^^mg^ during lUXn^«'^Ld

m..^ i, a heavy ; Qcts Ncw Machmc :";^7, l'!'Mi'rJ^:.!!;';'Ln''!^

CliristenSen . ("anlbTed'^r^^rtion Qnh<:'"Bfb!e'in Visit Near East Mongolian, it is the only portion is Su

Al mni Graduate yl"'finrdirdcm"!d''gcXfand'i'^ m, FrOI CME in '55 income highcrms i._ one pha.^ of " rHE SOUTH

Junior Class Dedicates Prayer Chapel 1955 ^:^Z:^t^::':7^^^Zi^^''''Activity

StudenU Capture 18 B.A. , ,. -- ,..„.,„ .- ,. SMC Offers ^„^^„ ,_^ .^^ _. „ ^ r«.. d M. Leo. Marathon Award n ^^i!3 m; c™k Mr, i J DC r -1 GB ApproMm..cinwc hundred «ud/.« T-J"°lt'°'TZ'V^"^''^*^ B.S. Curricula ,j^;.^r, H i"ldqS' M^: And a, k. b. McM.m.Hv. ph.d, wl^rrrmt^r onhr.rhcrhTv. bT^rtoTL?"*!.,;" "JaT^^;'

plus all the hours spent " -niL- Kcond..). ic

Kilyotc, "Spwiil credit mu

bioiog)-, tht ^ iludy:

(printing). Greek. OnO CHRISTENSEN nomics, induilru! VISITS NEAR EAST {Coulim-eJ from pagi i) jpetch, phpln. Jnd

' p..p.' .».. -«™ ' ' „..p„,, ™,™, th,U,„.„„,,.fCl,i„E.. i„g.'p,c.™ti™=,rnE..dp»-Uwp,.. ~.T m ".^-.-".r

»j>' t^ii''""'«°''^!' >'"»•" Southern Missionary College Press Adds Third Intertype: „, "L™ Sr,liorfidd>''o°"

Zii,°!"J,7^,]„ .nd .he praj™ In "=«"Nm''E^Tm 'S^'mt Course in Operation Is Available to Six Students

' ^. <*» >^ t ^>^. . s*. :;ir ajT |^'\ t ACCENT ON THE ACADEMY Seniors Entertained 1954-.i.j Slnd.iil \ iiiti.in ll;iii,ll,il '1\.( At Reception by Over iil\ I Ii..ii.miiiI i».ilhii>

Faculty Members „ ^""17 'n THE i^

A Message from the President... Dr. Thomas W. Walters Elected SMC Dean 'Ltl^Sr^t^tSi^i, Hammill Accepts General Conference Post ki.o>v wh.t the), do '^™agi™"h Mt'iSskiTbu" Dean bI Three Years Will

Bfitome UssBCiate Eilucatlon L™eh°"°°»*7u°dl^^^^^^ into trouble even .houghthty know b ^m hm ;,™os=t $((; B General CBBI jja J' i f olpi essential thing that any young person can a n rdd

t h kes Sou h Mis; and a training and proving ground foi rhai char :atchirig and should come to Sourhern Missionary College ss h fi m d o develop his own character in the tight lines and h h nfiuen c will lead others, who have had less advaotagc o da on h up ward way.

B. L. Hassenpflug Conducts Week End ot Prayer; Urges Christ-centered Life

,riSr;:;l,r:'i'h;s',:°;,;i f^i-M v*...k-i...|> cad«(Jal, IJI6 hU.rD l Hmrn Plj,,,,, ,| ,„ \||^U-I SMC MV Spoiisoi ^"°'^'"" KATHRYN'S KOLUMN •;">;"';•. SOUTHl ACCENT Meditation Progri J , ih Khci

master The MV officers fre thai adcnda. long hours of study coupled with decerminaiion and gn[ lO »t "i^'"" fist. honoi roll cannot tc- .°"" ' subicci thai their names ate on the An .-.r ', a Thcrf 1 of effort used by an individual m veal Of compare ihe amount Ij"jT^t«cn , n,inimiim of ISO pr roup of students especially shot

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE {CoiilhnieA from page I) ;« college year of 1955-'5G should and can be the bi tory of the tollege here jn out valley. Unfortunately, ihct .-« studenli who will return to the campu; ;on. This me, KENNY'S KORNER

. an ihev did B, Ki::.M ». . ^ done his best the year ;. Occasionally a ith another type of piobation. However, che latge clean, ajoriiy of formtr Mudu.ts and all new ones come with a hiie page. buiil, ,tud,r„E the „M Why do students come Co Southern Missionary College? If Whnts tli^i? You say ihst il sviitittg doivn . list of tou, objectives .p *v,. «= l«.t.ii "nded ., 1 nesv student, try "" ~ honestly of the type which you can uk God to gtant and '"'"'"'":;: ' " time ago I heatd . statement syhich ,„,e h^'J^S'^J"^-;'!; ™lVt ;„:; „r,h:,f l!

Southern Missionaiy Collej

V^" Philippians 4;13 a reality. It was Kant, the Getman philosophet, that all men might who said; "A man ought to live in such a way ,^^ Mis- well follow his example." What a wooderful place Southern ^^„ workei sionary College svould be if every student, teachet, and A oih; would make it his goal to live such a life. will « We shall be looking for you on September 12 when you

Kenneth A, Wm HT, Preircteiil

Pchftiug ^^ella

Co ,piUd by Ji;le Ausherman

this 5 SMC students ha\e been mariied

late these Individ als and wish them a lifetirr e of happi-

Murdnal Adicr Chapel Conducted ?,LS.TcJ«t"MM"«^^^^^^^^^^ Kelly Paul Burdick June 12 Billic w.lh in undctstandin^ of icpotls w DlU'ing Slimilier Thelma Harper Fernando Cardona |i[c"u'ro''*cl«s«"hi"^!umm^^^^ David Chapman i'll^- 3nd%'lh"r'"'finrnJii'i bi!-n'"us of .^.^^^P'] *"*'°'' " ""''"el"! "try Mr. MiM.rrphy is offering course- Johnny Cooper 'julyf Shirley Stacks Jerry Cody Dorothy Mull May 29 Laura Montoya Alfonso del Aguila June U July 21 Linda McNeily June Tompkins Mayer j"cLine'^rug'h''^' ^'ne'! Joan GRADUATES ORDAINED June 21i i Jmimy Lyon LoisMa^iTwood Glen McColpin June 17 I Kathy Mitchell Alvin Ringer Junes m Melba Culpepper PaulTullock Carolyn Haynes Olavi Weir June 12 Reliun Fr Prof, and Mrs. Liidlnglon Bangkok; Report on JoHrney Home HONOR ROLL

SOUTHERN MISSIONARY COLLEGE REMEMBERS HER OWN

It is Ihrough UiB 1™* J (I7I01,. i„ Regulations Revised For SUMMER SCHOOL ROSTER Older Students Regarding c Social Privileges

and Academy Sabbath Schools Chapel | Hold Joint Meetings During Summer

Georgia-Cumberland Student Literatui-e Evangelists Hold Week-end Rally at SMC 524 College Students Accepted for SMC

This Fall; Increase Over Year Ago

Viatious Granted FelloM bliip

SMC / OFFICERS ATTEND CONVENTION ANNUAL SUMMER PICNIC