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Predident 5 It gives me a personal degree of satisfaction to pen these lines for this year's production of THE TOWERS. 1 am happy to be a part of Central Baptist College, and shall look forward with eager antic

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to receiving my copy of THE TOWERS. This year's pro

duction will reflect by means of pictures another exciting year in the history of Central Baptist College. All of us here at Central will spend hours of silent satisfaction reviewing this pictorial history of our school.

My congratulations are hereby offered to a diligent staff and a consecrated student body who shall make this addition of THE TOWERS a reality. May this annual ever live to tell the story of Central Baptist College, a school with Christian ideals, dedicated to the worthy task of training young men and women for Kingdom service. As a newcomer to the lovely campus of Central, I hereby pledge

my best effort in helping make this school exactly what we want it to be. May heaven's blessings be upon our "school family" as we all work together for an even greater Central Baptist College. In His service, Gerald D. Kellar

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We are pleased to present this year's book to the reader as another chapter in the continuing story of Central Baptist College. Here you will find the pictures of our student body and some of the activities of this year.

The quality of Central's academic offerings and the quality of the

student body are reflected in these pages.The administration and faculty feel a deep sense of reward for having the privilege of investing in the future of our students.

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The teaching of the first two of the "3 R's" makes freshman English a very important course. No stu dent can succeed in college if he cannot read; very few, if any, will succeed if they cannot write clear, meaningful, reasonably correct sentences. In addition to teachii^ the student how to read better, freshman

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English is designed to teach an appreciation for our literary heritage in fiction,drama,and poetry. English literature shows the student, and lets him experience John M. Hornaday Head of Department, M.A. University of Arkansas

for himself, a portion of our rich literary heritage from EInland. Because it is especially important that a preacher

understand the English language in order to use it effectively. Words and Idioms and Advanced Grammar are taught. The Bible as Literature is also of special interest to preachers. The third basic area of communication, after

reading and writing, is speaking. Principles of Speech is designed to help students understand what is neces sary for one to be a good speaker and to give practice in public speaking. Homiletics tries to teach preachers how to design and deliver better sermons.

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What is Mathematics? A dilemma? A necessity? A game? A science? A tool? Mathematics is certainly differently defined by different people. Yet all of us are greatly indebted to the science of mathematics.

Mathematics is a necessity. At least this is true unless we are willing to revert to the primitive forms of civilization. The automobile, the telephone, the supersonic airplane, the kitchen stove, the hair dryer; all of these and many other useful items are available to us in part because of the development of Mathematics. Mathematics

is a game. Some of the important and interesting

developrpents in mathematics have come through men who enjoyed

it as a pasttime. Parlor games are often mathematical puzzles.

Such puzzles can be easily developed with a minimum knowledge of Paul W. Byers

Head of Department, M.S.E. Arkansas State Teachers College

algebra. Algebra had its beginning in the correspondence of men who enjoyed presenting difficult problems to each other. Tourna ments were held where each contestant sought to work the other contestants' problems and develop problems that others could not solve. Some people will always enjoy the recreational aspect of mathematics.

To many successful people mathematics is a tool. The engineer, the scientist, the accountant, the architect and various other types of professional people find mathematics an essential and productive tool. Many developments in technology have been forced to wait for

further progress in mathematics. Conversely, research by scientists has produced additions to the field of mathematics.

To the mathematician, an amazingly large number of persons

find mathematics a drudgery and consequently a dilemma. Like wise, the mathematicians problems in other fields amaze people in those fields. Certainly we arrive in this world with different talents

and subsequently develop different likes and dislikes. But elementary mathematics is in reach of more than just the mathematically tal ented. Everyone cannot develop into mathematicians - a true dilemma

this would be but everyone can profit by a basic knowledge of math ematics.

Mathematics is the friend and helper of many. Like it and it will be a lifetime friend. Despise it and it will be of little benefit.

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presented in Business Law.

The objective is that the student will become more aware of

the role that business plays in our society and will become more appreciative of business.

Through the skill coursesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Typing, Shorthand, and Ac countingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;, the student acquires the necessary skills to enable him to earn a living for himself and his family. Joyce N. Garrison

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The Department of Music plays a great part in the lives of each student. Music Appreciation strives to aid students in learning how to appreciate the finer music. Music Fundamentals, Hymnology, and Con ducting are offered for students who plan to continue

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The College Choir visits churches throughout the year; it plays the part of Ambassador for the

College because it promotes good will and aids in persuading students to attend Central Baptist College.

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Head of Department, M.R.E. Northwesteni University

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for the following: To provide a variety of skills and to stimulate interest in physical activities which can be a source of leisure time enjoyment in college, family, and community life. To provide opportunities for the development of social behavior consistantwith democratic living.

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Elsie D. Cardin M.S.E.

State College of Arkansas

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While the Girl's play a milder gameâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;called Badminton.

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Central Baptist College Library is the educational center

of Central Baptist College. Its purpose is not only to provide books, periodicals, and any other instructional materials to support the academic program of the college, but also to

encourage the formation of a lifelong habit of reading. To carry out this purpose the library is concerned with such things as the selection and acquisition of library materials which have become accepted tools of instruction;

the preparation and care of these materials, through such processes as cataloging, classification, and binding, in sup port of the courses taught; the provision of individual and group assistance to readers in the use of library materials,

placing the proper tools in the student's hands, showing him how to proceed, and standing by to help when help is needed; and the encouragement of reading on the part of students in connection with their courses as well as for

Elsie D. Cardln Librarian

M.S.E., State College of Arkansas

its own sake.

These functions do not complete the list, but they are the basic ones, and they illustrate that almost all functions

of Central College Library are very closely connected with the major purposes of the college in preparing the student to become a better citizen.

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Mrs. H. D, Cooper is head resident of Bruce Hall, the girl's dormitory. Brother and Mrs. Cooper, Jerome, Jeanine,and Camellalive in the hostess apartment in Bruce Hall.

Norman Crass is head resident of Williams Hall, the boy's dormitory. Brother and Mrs. Crass live in the residents apartment in Williams Hall.

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Little Rock, Arkansas

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Crossett, Arkansas

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Donald Hodges Wewoka, Oklahoma

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North Little Rock, Arkansas

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SpringhiU, Louisiana

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Birmingham, Alabama

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Bourbon, Missouri

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Atkinson, Illinois

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Corning, Arkansas

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Judy Carmical Warren, Arkansas

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Conway, Arkansas

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Hamburg, Arkansas

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Morrllton, Arkansas

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Damascus, Arkansas

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Springdale, Arkansas

Roy Hill Little Rock, Arkansas

Dellane Hogue Conway, Arkansas

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Batesville, Arkansas

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David Landers

James Leslie

Greenbrier, Arkansas

Springhill, Louisiana

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Sue McClure

Peggy McCorkle

San Jose, California

Benton, Arkansas

Hope, Arkansas

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Leon Morton

St. Louis, Missouri

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Linda Lou Polk

Little Rock, Arkansas

Morrilton, Arkansas

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Glenda Arrlngton

Arkadelphla, Arkansas

Hot Springs, Arkansas

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Morrilton, Arkansas

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Conway, Arkansas

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James Bennett

Alec Boland

Wynne, Arkansas

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Steve Chamberlin

Bald Knob, Arkansas

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Stanley Crawford El Dorado, Arkansas

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Plummervllle, Arkansas

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Sammy Dodson

Magnolia, Arkansas

North Little Rock, Arkansas

Ken Fulbright

Norma Galloway

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St. Louis, Missouri

Marvell, Arkansas

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St. Louis, Missouri

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Little Rock, Arkansas

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Jane Henderson

Danny Henson

Conway, Arkansas

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Lindsay, Oklahoma

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Corning, Arkansas

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Jerry Jennings

Linda Jones

Caseyville, Hlinois

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Devona Leslie

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Lansing, Michigan

Ashdown, Arkansas

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Bryant, Arkansas

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Jim McClelland

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Clarksdale, Mississippi

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Terry Milan

Karen Mitchell

Nashville, Arkansas

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Neelyville, Missouri

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Sprlnghill, Louisiana

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Jeannette Murray

Andy Owens

Lindsay, Oklahoma

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Wayne Rayfleld

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Oil Trough, Arkansas

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Greenbrier, Arkansas

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David Simmons

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Conway, Arkansas

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Kalamazoo, Michigan

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Mexico, Missouri

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Bald Knob, Arkansas

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Charlene Jett

Mary Winter

Pat Brown Sue Carter

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Sharon McPherson Emma Matthews

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Mitchell Huskey Benny Miller David Morris

James Shelby John Smith Darlene Strain Gale Wallace

Ronny White Gary Wilf Charles Wilson

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Little Rock, Arkansas

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Neelyville, Missouri

R. P. Mitchell, Pastor

Russellville, Arkansas

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Quitman, Arkansas

Paul W. Byers, Pastor

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Dill at Poplar Newport, Arkansas Forrest Priest, Pastor

McCrory, Arkansas Ernest Evans, Pastor 141

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Leroy Harp, Pastor

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Jim Batchelor

Judy Carmical Sarah Hunter Sue Morse James Leslie

A special thanks to James Leslie, who completed the year for us as photographer.

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Magnolia, Arkansas

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Taylor, Arkansas

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Atkins, Arkansas

Clinton, Arkansas

6 miles East of Atkins

5 miles North of Center Ridge

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H. D. Cooper, Pastor

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

d^aptiAt C^liurcli Cave Springs, Arkansas

J. N, Parish, Pastor

Fifth and Hervey Streets Hope, Arkansas

Gordon Renshaw, Pastor

FRANKLIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

Farmerville, Louisiana

Charlie J. DeWitt, Pastor

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W. M. Dixon

C. B. McCracken Alford Watkins

Bob Phillips Herb Fletcher

Dillion Burrow

Gaither Cooper

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Rufus Crawford, Pastor

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^^ntiocli i^aptidt Cliurcli Nashville, Arkansas Glenn Cannon, Pastor

Jimmy Kee, Pastor

Compliments of Parsonage

^irst ddaptldt C^Lurcli McNeil, Arkansas James Hoover, Pastor 148

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THE FULL SERVICE FINANCIAL CENTER

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♦Agricultural loans ♦Home & Real Estate loans ♦Commercial loans

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Furniture and Equipment

717 Parkway Avenue Conway, Arkansas Phone: FA 9-3221

School-Church-Home-Public Use

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Harkrider & Oak Streets

Conway, Arkansas Phone FA 9-5321

Serving world's creamiest Root Beer & World famous

Coney Dog, CharcoBurgers, and many other delicious sandwiches and baskets.

Featuring delicious "Heavenly Fried Chicken". Air conditioned dining room.

i3oo5ter Par Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Antioch Church

Dr. Gerald Kellar

Dr. & Mrs. J.E. Cobb

Ronnie Hefner

Sue McClure Sharon Gordon

Janet Strange

Judy Carmical Karen Mitchell Donna Gambill Sarah Hunter Bonnie Shackelford

Mike Stuckey Curtis W. Coleman David B. Simmons

David Landers Dennis E. Baker

John M. Harvey Joe Taylor Harris Fredrick A. Vogel

Jeannette Murray

Edward E. Anderson

Beverly Burlison

Bobby R. Stockamp Wayne Clark

Sue Morse Linda Lewellan

Zane Clark

Sondra Wright

Clyde Leslie

Linda Davis

Elizabeth Leslie James Leslie

Betty Stark Elaine Thomason Devona Leslie Ann McFarland

Joyce Garrison Ellen Hall Jane Henderson Twilla Sweeten

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Dorothy Leslie Paul Leslie Daniel Leslie Marlin E. Raines Elvin McCann

Wayne Rayfield Terry A. Chrisope

Beverly Davidson

Steve L. Yancey

Norma Galloway Denzel Cooper

Loy Dean Gardner II Terry Mottinger

Tommy Mitchell

Jim Batchelor

Norman Crass Ervin Rhoden

Max Garlington

Tommy Wallace

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EDUCATION IS LIKE MONEY. YOU CAN'T TAKE

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Music

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V-M Recorders

Stereo Albums

Children's Books

GRAFLEX Projectors Maps and Globes

Metal Chairs

Folding Chairs

Musical Instruments

Sermons and Outlines Christian Novels

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PUBLISHING AGENCY NORTH AMERICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

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'-'TTUE rock. ARKANSAS 72201 T. O. TOLLETT Business Manager

RODGER HOOKER Assistant To The Manager

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EDITOR OF Publications

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I608 State Line Avenue

Texahkana, Arkansas 7550I

FRED'S DISCOUNT STORE

Compliments of 923-927 Front Street

Conway, Arkansas

SIMON'S GROCERY

Phone: FA 9-5300

Conway, Arkansas

BAKER DRUG

FLETCHER SMITH'S JEWELERS

Conway, Arkansas

C. R. ANTHONY CO.

Downtown - Shopping Center FA 9-5626

Conway, Arkansas

PENNEY'S

818 Front Street

"Shop Here for ALL

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Books, Greeting Cards Stationery HEILIGERS, INC.

1109 Oak Street

Conway, Arkansas

BELL'S MEN STORE

"College Men's Clothing Center" Front and Oak

908 Front Street

Conway, Arkansas

CONWAY OFFICE SUPPLIES

School & Office Furniture & Equipment 904 Front Street

Conway, Arkansas Phone FA 9-2861

Compliments of SANDY'S 1108 Oak

Conway, Arkansas 153

Compliments of Compliments of WATTS RESTAURANT

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Highway 65 South

922 Front Street

Phone FA 9-8715

CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032

CARDIN FURNITURE & APPLIANCE

Compliments of

Complete Home Furnishing And RCA Whirlpool Appliances

OLSEN MUSIC & PHOTO CENTER

Willie J. Cardin

Everything in music and photo supplies 506 Oak

806 Front st, and Con-Ark Village

Conway, Arkansas

Phone FA 7-7480

WARD SCHOOL BUS MFG., INC. McNUTT FUNERAL HOME

9-9701

Conway, Arkansas

Highway 65 South Conway, Arkansas

Phone FA 7-7727

Phone FA 7-7761

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CONWAY MOTOR SALES, INC. UNIVERSAL CABINET

766 Harkrider Street

A Division of

Phone FA 9-5366

Conway, Arkansas

UMC INDUSTRIES, INC. Conway, Arkansas

Pontiac

Manufacturers Of

Oldsmobile

CMC Trucks

Sales And Service

Refrigerated Equipment

BUSINESS BOOSTERS

Monday-Powell Shoe Store

Dayers Jewelry

Blue Ribbon Shoes

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