Ambassador College - Envoy Yearbook (Big Sandy, TX)

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Annual Conference Two busy weeks of early January are part of the full lives of a group of Gods servants as they converge on Pasadena for the 1962 Ministerial Con- ference. Concern for local items is mixed with the happy smiles of greetings and the joy of once again returning to the dignity and richness of Ambassador College. The air is filled with news of new developments, growth and expe- riences. Yet amidst the activity is the serious work of discussion, formulation and decision. First Row Kleft to rightlz Mr. Norman A. Smith, Mr. Raymond C. Cole, Mr. Herman L. Hoeh, Mr. Garner Ted Armstrong, Mr. Herbert W. Armstrong, Dr. C. Paul Meredith, Mr. Roderick C. Meredith, Mr. Raymond F. McNair. Second Row: Mr. Gerald Waterhouse, Mr. Bryce G. Clark, Mr. Charles V. Dorothy, Mr. Dean C. Blackwell, Mr. Albert J. Portune, Mr. Basil Wolverton, Dr. Clint Zimmerman, Dr. Benjamin L. Rea. Mr. Kenneth R. Swisher. Third Row: Mr. R. Carlton Smith, Mr. Bill L. McDowell, Mr. John David Hammer, Mr. Hal W. Baird, Jr., Mr. Jimmy L. Friddle, Mr. George Meeker, Mr. Leslie L. McCullough, Mr. Allen D. Manteufel, Mr. L. Leroy Neff. Fourth Row: Mr. David Lee Antion, Mr. Roger Foster, Mr. Dale Hampton, Mr. Ronald Kelly, Mr. David Jon Hill, Mr. Carl E. McNair, Mr. Richard Prince, Mr. H. Burk McNair. Fifth Row: Mr. Billy l. Glover, Mr. Al Dennis, Mr. Selmer Hegvold, Mr. Alton B. Billingsley, Mr. Sidney Hegvold, Mr. A. R. Jantzen, Mr. James F. Kunz, Mr. Harold Jackson, Mr. Wilbur Berg, Mr. Frank J. McCrady, Mr. Lester McColm. Missing This Year: Mr. C. Wayne Cole, Mr. Ronald L. Dart, Mr. Bob Hoops, Mr. Charles Hunting, Mr. Ernest Martin, Mr. Pedro Ortiguero, Mr. R. H. Roenspies. vw GQ' .J '59

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Growing in Knowledge The Ambassador College Graduate School of Theology- Irs purpose, to provide an able and effective ministry to pro- claim Christ's Gospel of the Kingdom of God by preaching, by radio and television, and by the power of the printed word, to all nations, and to pastor local Churches of God. l iaer if l iffli Wi- ,,li 1 'f ' l' 'lx ' 'l e We-.i....,.,, . we , lil ll sl 'll t i rec c tl sl ' ' 38 7 7 nv -,- Qin, JI,1.v,, v lrl . 1 A if iii if i ! .firiillll l l , ll l JN X 'u x ll Wi 'l xml W . 1 l, tm, , l ' -L12 l- i f l' i' rl f ' ' A graduate school class in session in the Rosewood Room of H5 V Ambassador Hall with Mr. Armstrong in charge. Ministerial personnel receive a large portion of their training in the field - L under the direction of senior ministers and are privileged to T-555' return to the campus every few years for a semester of con- 5,51 5 Q centrated theological instruction. fwjf, be Jsfitrrg -xii i'13Ef5'l . :aww ey 1 A-:Ya ,ff - ,f r ll' 1 8 2 flj,J'H:Wi