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THE TOWERS OF 1971 Volume XIX

Central Baptist College Conway, Arkansas 'A School With Christian Ideals"

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Presented By The Towers Staff Editor Assistant Editor

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Advertising Manager

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Asst. Advertising Manager . . . Sports

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Campus THE PLOT

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Sports Organizations THE CAST

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Central Baptist College is a vigorous, forward-looking institution that has a bright future in the academic world. These pages will reflect the objectives of the college because they will reveal our most valuable asset, our students. These fine young men and women will move on to greater successes in their lives, and Central will always have a share in those successes.

We are pleased to present this book to all who might read it as a pres entation of the work of Central Baptist College.

Dean's Message

Different aspects of the ministry of Central Baptist College are reflected in the pages of this book. It can be seen that the college has much to offer those who come her way.

It is our sincere belief that the Towers serves an important role in spreading the message of Central. The sponsor and staff are to be commended for their efforts and service to the school.

The administration and faculty feel a deep sense of reward for having the privilege of investing in the future of our students. The expectation that an increasingly larger number of young men and women will come to Central in search of knowledge makes her future bright and her challange great.

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elect to Portugal, challenged the graduates in the commencement address.

Class Of 1971 Associate of Arts Sari Jan Goodwin Keith Alan Head

Henrietta Brown

Scotty Cleon Karber

Timothy Lee Reddin David Lynn Speer Mary Frances Tollett Thomas George Wisdom

Kenneth Ray Gipson

Donna Sue Mayfield

Linda Carol Wood

James David Allen

Judy Lynn Bates William Allen Boatright

Sheila Kay Herring

Michael Gene Mitchell

Jack McKinley Ballinger David Edward Harris James David Landers

Bachelor of Arts Richard Earl Matthews

Andrew Clyde Owens

James Darwin Shine

Bobby Ray Stockamp Fredrich Avery Vogel

Bachelor of Science in Religious Education James Bobby Hand Gaylon Franklin King

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Tim Reddin was selected by the faculty and administration to receive the award presented annually to the graduate who has made the most outstanding contribution to the school during his career.

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The Mustangs Scores, 1971

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Lett to Right-- Debbie Hayes, Fred Vogel, Joan Garner, Vonne Karber, Jan Coleman, Gary Thomas, Bill Jackson, David Speer, Charles Speer, Doran Williams, Danny Gordon,

Andy Owens, Sam Lee, Danny Burnett, Mike Nix, drums. Bill Ward, organ, Jim Courtney, Director.

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Herring, Cindy Houchin. Fifth Row: Nancy Grimmett, Judy Bates, Jan Goodwin, Glenda Carpenter, Corliss Herring, Debbie Dacus, Barbara Grimes, Pat Morris, Diane Ashcraft.

Central Baptist College Choir The Central Baptist College Choir traveled to many sections of the state during the year and presented concerts for our churches. They also performed at the State Association meeting

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sored by the Senate this year were the Spiritual Emphasis Week and the "Tell Conway" Evangelistic services. The Senate also coordinated the annual Red Cross blood drive in February.

Standing, left to right: Bill Ward, Charles Saulsbery, Joan Garner, Travis Kitchens, Kenny Gipson, and Andy Owens; Seated, left to right: David Speer, Tim Reddin, Carol I T

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First Vice-President Second Vice-President

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Andy Owens Larry Markum

Bill Ward

Sterling Tyner

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Jim Wisdom

Treasurer

Wade Hodges

Larry Harrelson

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Jesse Thomas

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Kenny Gipson Music Chairman

Sonny Harvison Social Chairman

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LINDA CAROL WOOD is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Wood from Westville, Oklahoma.

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These students were selected by the student body and a faculty committee for recognition in "Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges" on the basis of scholarship, leadership and participation in extracurricular ac tivities, general citizenship, and promise of future usefulness.

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Conway, Arkansas

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Greenbrier, Arkansas

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Conway, Arkansas

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Sheila Herring Corning, Arkansas

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Forrest City, Arkansas

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Travis Kitchens

Fountain Hill, Arkansas

Warren, Arkansas

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Larry Markum Wynnewood, Oklahoma

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Warren, Arkansas

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Conway, Arkansas

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Campinas, Sao Paulo

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Fayetteville, Ark.

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Little Rock, Ark.

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Cindy Houchln Little Rock, Ark.

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Sheridan, Ark.

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Dale Smith

Bob Van Gundy

New Edinburg, Ark.

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Marilyn Townsley Plumerville, Ark.

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Little Rock, Ark.

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Scotty Karber

Potosi, Mo.

North Little Rock. Ark.

Sarah Berner

Oklahoma City, Okla.

Joe David Key Hope, Ark.

Danny Brazell McNeil, Ark.

Terry Luce Greenbrier, Ark.

Norman Cantrell

Mike Prescott

Greenbrier, Ark.

Saratoga, Ark.

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Kenneth Ramsey Vilonia, Ark.

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Searcy, Ark.

Judy Skinner Quitman, Ark.

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Greenbrier, Ark. Sonny Harvison Blackwood, N.J.

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MEADOWCLIFF BAPTIST CHURCH 5630 Mablevale Pike

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Jonesboro, Arkansas

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Ted Brewer C. B. McCracken Alford Dillon

W. M. Dixon

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Phone Windsor 5-2506

North Little Rock, Arkansas 72119

ALLEN W. BROWN, Pastor

MRS. RAYMOND KING, Clerk

600 Rose Lane

208 Mills Street

Phone Windsor 5-4925

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Little Rock, Arkansas

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3411 Ludwig Little Rock, Arkansas

7313 Denise Drive

Little Rock, Arkansas

Searcy, Arkansas

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Sunday School Superintendent Audley Bolton

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Mrs. Wyndelene Duncan

Treasurer

Barney King

Pianist

Mrs. Evelyn Forrest

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Joe Edmondson

241 Evelyn St. Wynne, Ark.

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Beech Street Baptist Church Crossett, Arkansas

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Donna Faulk

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Flint, Michigan

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BAPTIST CHURCH

Watkins Street at Lee Avenue

Conway, Arkansas

Jack Bloxom Pastor

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BAPTIST CHURCH 215 Haywood Street England, Arkansas J. E. Hughes, Pastor

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Foreign and Interstate Missions Department Baptist Building Bonds, Inc. -- Church Bond Department Bell & Howell Cassette Recorders Sermons and Outlines Christian Novels

Bibles

Testaments

Devotional Books

Commentaries

Teacher Helps Church Supplies V-M Phonographs

Music

Greeting Cards

V-M Tape Recorders

Gifts and Awards

Stereo Albums

Children's Books

Metal Chais

Folding Tables

GRAFLEX Projectors Maps and Globes

Visual Aids

Musical Instruments

Publishing Agency Baptist Missionary Association of America

Baptist Publications Committee 712 Main Street AC 501 374-2329

Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

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C. O. Strong, Editor

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Barney Treece Pastor

Old Liberty Baptist Church Eight Miles East of Conway

Jesse Thomas Pastor

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First Baptist Church Of Magnolia Magnolia, Arkansas

Jimmy Henry

Jackie Riley

Pastor

Minister of Music and Education

COUNTY LINE BAPTIST CHURCH

PARK AVENUE Marvell, Arkansas

BAPTIST CHURCH James R. Bradford, Pastor

Searcy, Arkansas

PALM STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

North Little Rock, Arkansas

Leon Carmical, Pastor

Thurman L. Miller, Pastor

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Park Place

Baptist Church

23rd & Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas

L! Bobby G. Batson, Pastor

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Mrs. JeanRankin, Secretary

Mrs. Zelma Johnson,

City Missionary

First Missionary Baptist Church of Chambers Park

1841 Chambers Road

St. Louis, Missouri63136

W. H. Newman, Pastor

Deacons Sherman Crass

John Armstrong

George Strawn W. A. Daugherty

Milburn Gambill James Hall

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"Home of Fine Foods" Junction 64-65 Phone FA 9-9701

SHORTY'S LITTLE PIG NO. 3 1015 Harkrider

Phone FA 9-9213

Conway, Arkansas

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. PENNY'S

Wallpaper & Carpet 1109 Oak Street

1208 Oak Street

Conway, Arkansas

Compliments of

SECURITY SAVINGS & LOAN

TOWNHOUSE MOTEL

1122 Van Ronkle Street

Highway 64-65 North Phone FA 9-3846

Conway, Arkansas

HIEGEL LUMBER & HARDWARE

BAKER DRUG

860 Oak Street

Downtown - Shopping Center

Conway, Arkansas

FA 9-5626

Phone FA 9-2941

Conway, Arkansas

Compliments of FRED'S DISCOUNT STORE KARBER - NEW LION SERVICE

917-923 Front Street Phone FA 9-5200

Conway, Arkansas

W. G. Karber, Jr. & Otis New, Oper. 700 Front

Phone FA 9-2462

Conway, Arkansas

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First State Bank

Bank Americard Personal loans

Auto loans

Agricultural loans

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Greenbrier and Conway Arkansas

Compliments of

UNIVERSAL CABINET A Division Of

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UMC INDUSTRIES,INC.

Oak Street

Conway, Arkansas Conway, Arkansas

Manufacturers of Refrigerated Equipment

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Greenbrier, Arkansas

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M. E. Childers, Pastor

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Go Any Place Without It. Get a Good Education

More than money... people are our business.

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HAGER JEWELERS

Watch and Jewelry Repairing *Franciscan - - Iroquois - - Block China *Accutron - - Elgin - - Bulova - - Hamilton Watches

CARDIN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES

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Whirlpool "Everything for the Home" 506 Oak Conway, Arkansas

Conway, Arkansas

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CONWAY OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLY INC.

HIEGEL WHOLESALE GROCER CO.

Always Trade with your Independent Merchants

"Complete Office Outfitters" 904 Front

Conway, Arkansas

Conway,

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THERMOGAS

L-P Gas for home, farm, and industry Complete line of gas heating, air conditioning, and appliances 1250

Robins

Conway, Arkansas

CENTRAL PHARMACY

North and Parkway

329-3777

Conway

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McNUTT FUNERAL HOME

WARD SCHOOL BUSES

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Hway 65 South

Conway, Arkansas

609 Locust

327-7727

Conway

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BOOSTERS GENE AND BILL'S AUTO CLINIC

General Repairs on all makes and models Wheel Aligning, Balancing, and Tuning Main and Chestnut Streets

Conway, Arkansas

Curtis Flower Shop Marguerite's Millinery Newberry Parts Co. Mode O'Day, Co-Ed Cafe

Ye Olde Daisy Shoppe Dayer Jewelers

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Springdale

Elvin McCann, Pastor 408 West Grove

Arkansas

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Bill Ward

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Ash Street at South Boulevard

Conway, Arkansas

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The End Of The Play The play is done, the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompter's bell: A moment yet the actor stops. And looks around, to say farewell. It is an irksome word and task:

And, when he's laughed and said his say, He shows, as he removes the mask, A face that's anything but gay. . --William M. Thackeray.

WALSWORTH 168

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