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This year saw once again the faculty and administration selecting Mr. and Miss Central Baptist College.

The Student Senate and Towers sponsored jointly the selection of Campus Favorites. These were voted favorites by the entire student body.

The Student Senate and Towers also jointly sponsored the Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. These were also voted upon by the entire

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Dwight Smith Kenneth Tayior Mariiyn Watson

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Ronnie Ledford, Assistant Pastor

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Linda Jo Young

"Over 20 Years in the Bus Business"

J & M Motor Sales Highway 65 South — Box 1428 Conway, Arkansas 72032

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Park Place Baptist Academy Park Place Baptist Children's Home

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ANYTHING THAT WILL NOT IMPROVE ON SILENCE. i might add that this year has been one of my favorites, i hope you will enjoy what we have done, and i thank you for listening.

my sincere thanks to the following:

leigh ann primm, tommy battles, johnnie hoffmann, kent novak, linda jo young, clay and Virginia nunn, kenneth priest, budd dunson, laura blish, jerome cooper, and to everybody else for putting up with me and my stupid idlings over the past year,

love, tom

editor: tom dudley asst. editors: leigh ann primm, tommy battles faculty advisor: joyce garrison

printed in usa by walsworth; representative: george ligon photographers: jerome cooper, clay nunn, budd dunson, linda jo young, and tom dudley

an added thank you to leigh ann and kent

(you guys are great, and I'm sorry things were such a hassle).

page one is for tim and david and the year i spent blindly avoiding their friendship.

the rest of the book is for you, and thank you for reading.

with that i leave to you the nineteen seventy-five towers.

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