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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 03-1969

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "SMC Names Buildings". An assemblage of SMC's 1000 plus students in addition to faculty)', the Board of Trustees, Committee of 100, and special out-of-town guests gathered Feb. 6 in the College gymnasium for a special Plaque Presentation Ceremony. This was the occasion for the official naming of three buildings in tribute to individuals especially associated with the College through its early years and during its transitional period from junior college to senior status.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 07-1969

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "College Builds New Structures". Two main buildings are now under construction on the SMC campus. As the alumni know, the new library structure is under way, and Mr. Francis Costerisan, plant engineer, reports some progress in spite of the bad weather over the last few weeks.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 10-1969

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "SMC Enrollment Sets New High As 1303 Register". A new enrollment record w.is set lor Southern Missionary College as classes opened on September 10.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 12-1969

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "College Opens Student Facility In Wright Hall". Southern Missionary College's Stu- dent Association officially opened its new activity center recently in a ceremony honoring Mrs. Betty Fleming, wife of SMC's general manager. Mrs. Fleming was responsible for the interior decoration of the student center on the third floor of Wright Hall.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 02-1968

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Funds Received During Past Year Total $1,908.81". The SMC Alumni Association is at- tempting to institute a new era of activities by actively and thoroughly putting the programs of the college, be they spiritual, financial, or academic, before its members.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 05-1968

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "VP Calls on World Alumni To Support Library Drive". The Board of Trustees recently voted to build a new library at Southern Missionary College, according to Dr. W. M. Schneider, president of the college and secretary of the board.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 09-1968

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Talge Hall Comes Down New Library Will Occupy Site". The old makes way for the new, and an era ends as Talge Hall comes down at Southern Missionary College.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 12-1968

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Alumni Hear Col. Keplinger". Alumnus Col. John Keplinger speaks at Alumni weekend.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 05-1967

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Members Elect Phillips President; Others Named". With sounds of "Howdy Y'all" former faculty members, students, and graduates of Southern Missionary College gathered on the campus of Andrews University for the first alumni gathering in Michigan and the surrounding states.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 08-1967

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Miss Mabel Wood Appointed Editor". Miss J. Mabel Wood, associate professor of music emeritus, has been ap- pointed editor of the SMC Alumni Bulletin, accord- ing to Dr. Wilbert M. Schneider, SMC's president. Miss Wood, who holds a B.A. degree from Union College, LinMiss Wood coin, Nebr., and the M.A. degree from the University of Nebraska, retired on June 1, from her full-time music-teaching career.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 11-1967

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "President Says "Thanks'". A big THANK YOU to those who participated in the recent Homecoming activities ! I know that many of you, especially from the classes of '42 and '57, traveled long distances to meet with former friends, view at first hand the exciting changes taking place in the Valley, and sense anew the spirit of friendliness and dedication that still permeates the campus after all these years

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 01-1966

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "PE Center New Addition To Campus Expansion". SMC's building program continues at a fast clip with the addition of the Physical Education Center sponsored, built, and financed by SMC's Committee of 100, Inc. In the picture above, the Physical Education Center can be seen at the lower left corner.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 08-1966

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Tax Credits Would Cut Costs". A plan designed to ease the financial burden of parents of college students and to create new sources for the establishment of scholarships is receiving increasing attention and support from both educators and legislators.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 10-1966

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the articles "College Hosts Alumni at GC". Alumni at GC SMC were hosts to the following alumni at the General Conference reception and "Get-together:"

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 12-1966

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Bowen Plans Alumni Year". On behalf of the new Alumni officers for 1967, I would like to extend greetings to all graduates and former students of Southern Missionary College. It is with a deep sense of responsibility of serving as your newly elected officers that we assume our duties.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 08-1965

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "CHAPTERS REORGANIZE, REVITALIZE PROGRAMS". Approximately 80 alumni and friends of the Southern California Chapter of the Alumni Association met at Clifton's Cafeteria in West Covina, California, in May of 1965.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 06-1964

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Two Alumni Projects". Your Alma Mater is certainly pushing forward. Those who have not visited the campus in the last four years would hardly recognize "dear old Collegedale." There is a new shopping center, a women's dormitory and several additions to the old buildings, thus completely changing the physical plant. The constriction of the new Collegedale church is to begin this summer.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 12-1964

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Swimming Pool Being Constructed Along with Gym". The swimming pool for the Physical Education Center is now under construction, and an early date for its completion is planned by the college administration.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 03-1963

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Excellence At Southern Missionary College". The educational philosophy of Southern Missionary College is epitomized in the words Intellect. Character, and Health. The harmonious development of these three is the educational goal of your College.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 08-1963

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the articles "Expansion Program at SMC". During the past four years Southern Missionary College has followed its tradition of progress in improving its campus through a building program. Its worth has increased from $1,869,- 126.54 in June of L958 to $3,116,- 293.01 as of June, 1962. This increase during the quadrennial period amounts to 51,247,166.47. The capital building program on the campus has undergone considerable expansion in this tour- year period.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 11-1963

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Into All the World". This article has letters from missionaries in Japan, Thailand, Singapore, and Guatemala.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 03-1962

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "SMC Alumni Association Continues Progress". In terms of senior college status, Southern Missionary College is a young college. One of the concepts that students and faculty members appreciate about SMC is that it is young enough not to have any long-standing traditions other than progress. Its program is flexible, adaptable, and enterprising.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 08-1962

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "The Seventieth Anniversary Homecoming October 12-14". VISITING Southern Missionary College after an absence of two or three years an alumnus said, "When I saw the large green and white over- head sign spanning the road at the campus approach (near where the Yellow House once stood,) I thought I was coming into a metropolis!" Similar luminous signs direct visitors to the industries, the dormitories, the college store, and to various other places of importance on the campus.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 03-1961

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "Occupy til I Come". What a privilege it is to be living in this day. And what a great responsibility rests upon the administration and faculty of your college to diligently prepare "an army of youth rightly trained" to go out and finish the work.

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  SMC Alumni Bulletin 08-1961

  Southern Missionary College

  Features the article "SMC-A School of His Planning". Those of you who were privileged to be present at our last Alumni Homecoming well remember the Saturday evening program depicting the events surrounding SMC's past. The skit for this program was taken largely from the book which Mrs. Elva Gardner is writing of the history of SMC. We are happy to announce that this very fine portrayal of Our Alma Mater's past is now nearing completion, and that the college board has enthusiastically given the go-ahead on the first run of SMC—A School of His Planning.