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

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President's Message Central Baptist College is a vigorous, forward-looking institution that has a bright future in the academic world. These pages will reflect the objec tives 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 presenta tion of the work of Central Baptist College.

Dr. Wassell L. Burgess, President.

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Dean's Message The motto of Central Baptist College,"A School with Christian Ideals," is more than a grouping of words; it expresses the approach the school takes in seeking to educate those who come her way. Much of this spirit of education has been captured and embodied in the pages,of this issue of the TOWERS. It is our hope that the good work done by the TOWERS staff will be the means of encouraging others to take advantages of Central's unique philosophy of education.

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Vicki Isbell, a Sophomore student, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Isbell of Humnoke, Arkansas.

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Albuquerque, N. M.

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Edward Jones

Sherwood, Ark.

Brenda Maples Smackover, Ark.

William McCray Conway, Ark. Ray McMickle Lake Village, Ark. Sherman Jones

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Boise, Idaho

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Nancy Nadine Waller Kenneth Ray Webb Ricky Ellis Whitaker

Ronald Carl Hixon

Clifton N. Sheridan

James Lewis Wisdom

Vicki Elaine Isbell

Barbara SueTilley

Susan Joy Womack

Judy Lynn Brown

Alan Lee Rowland

Connie Louise Downum

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Orman Lynn Kiser BACHELOR OF ARTS

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Michael Mark Hawley BACKELOR OF SCIENCE John Harrell Greer

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Ash Street at South Boulward

Conway, Arkansas

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Highway 64-65 North

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Conway, Arkansas

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BAKER'S DRUG

"The Bus That's Been Safety-Tested' Highway 65 South Conway, Arkansas

Downtown-Shopping Center FA9-5626

Conway, Arkansas

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Conway, Arkansas

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WHITE HALL BAPTIST CHURCH

Books, Greeting Cards, Stationary

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Conway, Arkansas

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Russellvilie, Arkansas

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 101 East Clifton

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FIRST BA PTIST CHUR CH Emerson, Arkansas

"We believe in the Second Coming of Our Lord"

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Little Rock, Arkansas

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R. C. Dane, Trustee

Sherman Harmon, President

O. L. Barger, Trustee

H. W. Darst, Vice President

M. L. Walker, Jr., Trustee

Vern Holifield, Recording Secretary

Owen Dry, Trustee

"Building Baptist Churches"

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Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Plumerville, Arkansas

Paul W. Byers, Pastor

FORMER STUDENTS OF CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE

Norma Davidson Bonine

Terry Gray

Elaine Faulk

Connie McKnight

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