Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

hp S aS Bill Holle Ce yeminarian : PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF ASBURY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY WILMORE, KENTUCKY fae pn ey So i L= 7 TDW Rind PS ae seats! Bante era SASS yp APA: a = ay ae NC sia Scene rare A wae Se RR ———— Se RR e2 SRE: aeAT rer shih ‘nh a eee peepee tn meen ae es ae a eee ee een ptiieceies” nie eneniemaienad OE DT LS I A OCR CDA I AAS LG PL ALO ALLELE A ALAN ALA, Ea eEEnnnn i nes @. Yoana tan me © amneencmmmen anne aur an tae tain med menmeine emmmeahianal a ee wi ‘gf, ‘ . ia a a phe . 7 )- wae Sh pirtl Mere resite We've a story to tell to the nations, That shall turn their hearts to the right; A story of truth and sweetness, A story of peace and light. ee pec eterae Sh Wh oo. We've a message to give to the nations, That the Lord who reigneth above, Hath sent His Son to save us, And show us that God is love. Bvt: SY We've a song to be sung to the nations, That shall lift their hearts to the Lord: A song that shall conquer evil, And shatter the spear and the sword. ESSER ER VIERA POOLED NI Gn fod ee We've a Savior to show to the nations, Who the path of sorrow hath trod, That all of the world's great people Might come to the truth of God. WD eotion Harold was one who heard God's call twice—FIRST, to prepare that he might take the gospel of Christ to the multitudes of India and SEC- OND, to be with Him. He spent his moments living zestfully while work- ing toward the one supreme goal of his lite—to take the message of his Saviour to those in darkness. He was a living proof of the truth that God chooses the cream of the world's youth for the honor and trust of carrying His good news to the corners of the earth; a departed evidence that the Father knows much that His children may never understand while here on earth, and that He yearns for the companionship of His own chosen. Some 97 of Asbury's Alumni have responded to the call of God to be foreign ambassadors for Him. We are proud of the work of these heralds of the gospel in the mission fields of the world. It is to them and to the memory of Harold that we af- fectionately dedicate the 1952 SEMINARIAN, with the hope that it may challenge our hearts to renewed missionary endeavor. Be 1 Siatp, . Pass Fae ce as 4 f Ro ho ae Se ee ag £ eas ear Se ee Bt Se Sen) a eee 5 ee eae D Foe ah ¥ 7 ace 5 pr Sat SE Gn Oe to. SN Soden Be Jee oh RNS OS bag Pa ar ee Se ee OA, COR C= BS oi ae Cy we RE oe oO, AFRICA Maurice Culver Harrison Davidson Joseph W. Davis William Davis William DeRuiter Kenneth D. Enright Frances Folsom Kenneth E. Harper Virgil Kirkpatrick Alpha J. Miller Grace E. Otto Vivian Otto Alex J. Reed Charles W. Reeve Harold Shingledecker Ovid A. Stine JAPAN Evyn M. Adams Myrtle Anderson Meredith Haines Paul W. Haines Howard Hill Edwin Kilbourne David Kuba Pearl M. Reid Kenichi Tsuchiya KENTUCKY MOUNTAINS Henrietta Griffith Miriam Hotchkiss Joseph H. Lewis CHINA Wan-Yu Chang Paul Feng John Simpson KOREA Charles D. Stokes MEXICO Graciela E. Estrada E. Louise Van Metre HAWAII Mr, an d Mrs. Joseph Dizon Ernest J. Kilbourne GREECE Marcus A. Diavastes Paul J. Pappas MALAYA Louis Dennis EGYPT Lorne Kenney Asbury NATIONAL HOLINESS MISSIONARY ’ ab SOCIETY OFFICE Irmen Tando INDONESIA Fred Woodward isstonary NEW ZEALAND Gordon H. Stanton pe aEES «5: ORIENTAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY OFFICE Eugene Erny 17 Oi 16 AMERICAN INDIANS | Samuel Graves, Jr. | 15 A a i SPANISH WORK Harold M. Hilliard INDIA Charles L. Boss Margaret Boss Maxine Finley Leslie Fritzlan Lester Hamilton Meredith Helsby Keith Leach Dale McClain Shot K. Mondol William R. Moon Oscar Rees Karl K. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Sisa Sagar E. A. Seamands John T. Seamands Roland Scott Hendrix Townsley SOUTH AMERICA Dora Bates Donald H. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brabon Charles M. Cavit Robert R. Geyer William Gillam James C. Hough Fred B. Maitland PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Dionisio D. Alejandro Romeo Baronia Elmer E. Overmyer ALASKA F. Gene Elliott Frederick P. McGinnis Wilbur W. Stein FORMOSA J. Elmer Kilbourne WEST INDIES Clarence T. Owsley, Jr. LATIN AMERICA Anna Belle Lane Mr. and Mrs. D, Powell Royster Charles Vore PORTUGAL Edwin Lemaster Raymond E. Noah MEXICAN BORDER Devee Brown Albert Steiner OKINAWA Otis W. Bell DR. J. C. McPHEETERS vA! Message ae ee Che There are 771 names on the roster of the Asbury Theological Seminary Alumni Associa- tion. Almost 100 of the alumni, 97 to be exact are now heralds of the blessed gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in the mission fields of the world, The compulsion of the missionary message for the redemption of the peoples who sit in dark- ness, through the power of Christ, has sent grad- uates of the seminary out unto the ends of the earth. They are now preaching and teaching in 23 countries of the world, including the lands of Asia, Africa, North America, Oceania, and South America. A stream of students are now coming to the seminary from other lands who will go back to Os ELEOM preach the gospel to their own people. Places of large responsibility and opportunity await these evangels of the cross, because of their unique fitness in knowledge of their native tongue and understanding of their racial and national problems. Five of the twenty foreign students, representing eleven different countries, graduate this year. We already have applica- tions from five other foreign students for the school year 1952-53. A perennial stream of Spirit-filled mission- aries are are on the march from the campus of Asbury Theological Seminary to carry the glo- rious gospel message that the lands which now sit in darkness may see a great light, that the oppressed may be liberated, and that the lost may be saved unto an uttermost salvation. SA CHP ae ee ee eee Oooo ee FEE EEE w oa Turkington By their fruits ye shall know them, has been the distinguishing char- acteristic of Spirit-filled men down across the Christian centuries. The fruitage of such a life is to be seen in the influence of our own Dean Turkington. As a respected teacher and capable administrator, he has represented to us a high ideal of Christian learning. His classes in New Testament have added inspiration to facts, and his calm Christian spirit has won our confidence. With the future before us, we trust that we | might be ambassadors of this same spirit, as our Lord calls us into all the world. | WILLIAM D. TURKINGTON i | ; j ' t W. C. MAVIS Dean John Wesley Seminary Foundation and Professor of Pastoral Work i A.B., Greenville College, 1928; M.A., New ] York University, 1934; M.Th., University of Southern California, 1943; Ph.D., University of Southern California, 1945. WILLIAM M. ARNETT Professor of Doctrine A.B., Asbury College, 1940; B.D., Asbury Theo- logical Seminary, 1943; Th.M., Princeton Theo- logical Seminary, 1944. Residence work and comprehensive examination for Ph.D. com- pleted, Drew Theological Seminary, 1951. W. C. MAYIS Faculty I] Timothy 2:2 WILLIAM M. ARNETT And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. EARL E. BARRETT ADA B. CARROLL EARL E. BARRETT Professor of Doctrine A.B., Asbury College, 1920; B.D., Gordon College, 1928; S.17.D., Gordon College, 1930; M.A., Boston University, 1932; Ph.D., Boston University, 1950. ADA B. CARROLL Professor of Music and Speech B.Mus., and graduate in expression, Ruskin Cave College, 1921; Student, Chicago Musical College; Student, American Con- servatory of Music; Student of A. B. Curry of Curry School of Expression, Karlton Hackett, David Bispham, and Oscar Saen- ger, European travel study. 12 J. HAROLD GREENLEE Professor of New Testament Greek A.B., Asbury College, 1939; B.D., Asbury Theo- logical Seminary, 1943; M.A., University of Kentucky, 1944; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1947, Fullbright scholar, Oxford University, 1950-51. RODNEY WILLIAM LONG Professor of Church Music A.B., Asbury College, 1943; B.D., Asbury Theo- logical Seminary, 1946; M.Mus., Westminster Choir School, 1951. J. HAROLD GREENLEE RODNEY WILLIAM LONG Faculty Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. RALPH D. LOWELL HAROLD C. MASON RALPH D. LOWELL Professor of Church History A.B., Greenville College, 1938; A.M., Uni- versity of Illinois, 1939; Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1943. HAROLD C. MASON Professor of Christian Education A.B., Huntington College, 1913; A.B., Adrian College, 1916; M.A., University of Michigan, 1924: LL.D., Houghton College, 1940; Ed.D., Indiana University, 1945. RUTH E. NUSSEY Professor of Music Diploma, Erie Conservatory of Music, 1941; B.S., Mus. Educ., Houghton College, 1945; graduate study, Villa Maria College, Summer, 1945; M.A., Western Reserve University, 1947. JAMES D. ROBERTSON Professor of Applied Theology A.B., Marion College, 1930; Ed.M., University of Cincinnati, 1934; A.M., University of Cincinnati, 1936: Ph.D., University of Cincinnati, 1939. RUTH E. NUSSEY Faculty I] Timothy 1:13-14 Hold fast the form of sound words ... that good thing which was committed unto thee keep by the Holy Ghost JAMES D. ROBERTSON which dwelleth in you. DELBERT ROY ROSE SUSAN B. SCHULTZ DELBERT ROY ROSE Professor of Doctrine and English Bible A.B., John Fletcher College, 1938; M.A., State University of lowa, 1941; Garrett Bib- lical Institute, 1944 and 1945; Asbury Theo- logical Seminary, Spring Quarter, 1946; D.D., Kletzing College, 1946; Union Theo- logical Seminary, 1946; State University of lowa, 1947-49, Residence work and compre- hensive examinations for Ph.D. completed, State University of lowa. SUSAN B. SCHULTZ Librarian A.B., John Fletcher College, 1940; Graduate work, Northwestern Unversity, Summer, 1944- 45; B.S. in L.S., Unversity of Illinois, 1946; M.S. in L.S., Unversity of Illinois, 1949. 21 GEORGE ALLEN TURNER Professor of English Bible A.B., Greenviile College, 1932; Ph.D., Green- ville College School of Religion, 1934; S.T.B., Biblical Seminary in New York, 1935; S.T.M., Biblical Seminary in New York, 1936; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1946. RUTH A. WARNOCK Cataloguer A.B., Muskingum College, 1909; B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, 1929; M.A., Unversity of Kansas, 1936; M.L.S., University of Illinois, 1949, GEORGE ALLEN TURNER RUTH A. WARNOCK Faculty I] Timothy 4:1-2 | charge thee therefore before God, the Lord Jesus Christ .. . Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. JAMES HERBERT WHITWORTH JAMES HERBERT WHITWORTH Professor of Old Testament Th.B., Olivet Nazarene College, 1936; B.D., Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1948; Th.M., Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1950; Th.D., Northern Baptist Theological Semi- naryaela ole NOT PICTURED HAROLD BARNES KUHN The Lizzie H. Glide Professor of Philosophy A.B., John Fletcher College, 1939; S.T.B., Harvarrd Unversity, 1942; S.T.M., Harvard University, 1943; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1944, 22 ESATO, PRON PERTTI OD ODO IPP D IIIT EPI TI TI ST ODO TO SIDS TID OOP OOD IS PETE ISTE EISE FETE NCAT SET SODOTE SARIS SP PEON ALICE HILLMAN Bookkeeper H. F. McAFEE per Ort ‘a he if trar BEULAH BEVINS Regis ROBERT O. FRALEY 23 ee aon AL agen lo WILLIAM E. SAVAGE CARL F. ASHE “ u“ ct) i= oD a ao a as Sa a a ET AT aa REAGENT AEST DEAE FT EE aaa SE a — SA aE MARGARET MILLS. . NATALIE GORDON . MARGARET BRAY . LUCILLE GRAVES. FANNIE FAYNE. LOLA LOBB. GENEVIEVE ADDLEMAN . ROBERT SCOTT. ERNIE ASKINS. Top Row nhl tanec enh 0. 10 eee: het Le aeons. DOOKSTOLem Manager Sf hd een oo stecuieet aanees Secretarye ton President . ... . « Assistant Registrar Middle Row jie “ss. Bow a sue eee wee oecretary aio? ina wDean SRE Os Ue aki) a hanes Wat taiyaiaee ne ea oy te Es oT Minar eet FL OSTO SS hee) saris id fa. eager es a Rol ere ACUlTV aOeClOlaly PA aah acn iy oeiens eaneivaiter of a en aE ASS Stan Te BOOKKGEDEr . 1 2s ee ss . « Superintendent of Buildings wile ce Van aoe. es: i Dee ae ae ee ear DIGTITIAN 24 Pe eT eo Len ao ee te FOTOLIA ced: es St pean UT OR3 a aaah enemas ee SALA LEE ALVERSON, B.D. Missionary Matthew 28:19,20 LOREN E, ANDERSON. B.D. Missionary John 15:16 ANNA MAE ANDREWS, M.R.E. Missionary Jeremiah 17:10 ROBERT F. ANDREWS, B.D. Ministry | Timothy 1:12 JOHN MILTON BAGWELL, B.D. Ministry Romans 1:16 JAMES F. BARNETT, B.D. Ministry Luke 4:18,19 ROBERT T. BERKEBILE, B.D. Ministry John 6:37 MARY REINE BOOTHBY, M.R.E. Missionary Philippians 3:13,14 HERMAN BOYETTE, B.D. Ministry | John 3:1 JOHN W. BRAY, B.D. Ministry Philippians 1:20 LLOYD BUMPUS, B.D. Ministry 11 Corinthians 4:7 L. STEWART BUNDY, B.D. Ministry John 14:1 EARL CARVER, B.D. Missionary 11 Corinthians 6:4,6 ROBERT CASE, B.D. Ministry Romans 8:28 RALPH VY. CLEVELAND, B.D. Ministry 11 Timothy 1:12 ROBERT S. CLYDE, B.D. Ministry Psalm 27:1 FIELDING LAMAR CRIBBS, B.D. Ministry Titus 3:5 WILLIAM W. DEAN, B.D. Ministry Il Corinthians 5:17 MARTHA L. DENNIS, M.R.E. Missionary Hebrews 12:1,2 BOB DICKERSON, B.D. Ministry Mark 5:19 THOMAS W. DITTO, B.D. Missionary, Pastor Romans 8:28 WILHELM DREISBACH, M.Th. Ministry Psalm 71:16 JOHN E, DUNHAM, B.D. Ministry Isaiah 26:3 OAKLEY E. EDWARDS, B.D. Ministry Matthew 6:33 LYLE PAYSON FLINNER, B.D. Ministry Exodus 23:20 RALPH FOSTER, B.D. Ministry Romans 8:28 LLOYD M. FRANKE, B.D. Teacher Philippians 3:14 HAROLD FRANKLIN GARDNER, B.D. Ministry | John 1:7 WALTON GARDNER, B.D. Ministry Isaiah 53:6 WILLIAM B. GARNETT, JR., B.D. Ministry Philippians 4:13 WIL LIS GIERHART, B.D. Missionary Galatians 2:20 JOHN G. GILMORE, JR., B.D. Missionary John 15:2 SATO | MARION GOODPASTURE, B.D. Missionary | Thessalonians 5:24 RAYMOND JENNINGS HAHN, B.D. Ministry John 3:16 ROBERT C. HARRIFF, B.D. Ministry Psalm 91:1 GERALD HARTMAN, B.D. Ministry Proverbs 3:5.6 LYNN HAROLD HAVER, B.D. Missionary Isaiah 30:15 NINA FERN HERVEY, B.D. As He Leads Romans 8:38,39 ROBERT |. HERZBERG, B.D. Ministry John 14:13 MERLE HILL, M.Th. Ministry Philippians 3:10 $ en ere WILLIAM EDWIN HISLE, B.D. Ministry Il Timothy 1:12 GHARLES ESJAGOBS, B.D; Ministry | Chronicles 28:9,10 DERYL FREEMAN JOHNSON, B.D. Teacher Psalm 23:4 MRS. MARYANNA W., JOHNSON, M.R.E. Teacher's Wife Isaiah 58:11 J. D. KAVICH, B.D, Evangelist, Pastor Galatians 2:20 MARY WYMOND KING, M.R.E. Missionary Il Corinthians 2:14 BOK NOCK KWACK, M.R.E. Teacher Psalm 91:15,16 MARTIN S. W. LEE, M.R.E. Teacher Proverbs 16:3 YUNG HUN LEE, B.D. Ministry Philippians 4:13 WALTER G. LEHMANN, B.D. Ministry Jeremiah 15:16 ERNEST LIDDLE, B.D. Ministry Romans 12:1 MARCH LOAR, M.Th. Youth Counselor John 15:5 RICHARD D. LOBB, B.D. Ministry | John 1:9 BEVERIDGE L. LOCK, B.D. Ministry Romans 5:8 ESTHER LOUISE LUTTRULL, M.R.E. Missionary Psalm 32:8 JAMES MacKAY, B.D. Ministry John 3:30 ROBERT M. MARING, B.D. Missionary Romans 1:16 GEORGE A. MARSHALL, B.D. Ministry Psalm 119:11 K. C. MATHEW, B.D. Past or and Teacher Romans 1:16 HORRACE CLIFFORD MAYO, Missionary, Evangelist MRS. GERTRUDE S. MEADOWS, Teacher Philippians 4:13 E. A. MILLS, B.D. Navy Chaplain Philippians 3:10 W. L. MILNER, B.D. Ministry Mark 10:45 GLY DEBMOORESB.D: Ministry Titus 3:5,6 B.D. M.R.E. —_— er a — — - a ROGER VY. MUISINER, B.D. Ministry Il Corinthians 4:5 MARVIN HENRY OSBORNE, B.D. Evangelist, Pastor | John 1:9 EDWARD B. PARKER, B.D. Where He Leads Galatians 6:14 H. L. PATRICK, B.D. Ministry I] Timothy 1:12 WELBY OTIS PATTEN, B.D. Ministry Romans 8:28 ISAAC A. PATTON, B.D. Ministry Galatians 6:14 JOHN S. PEARSALL, B.D. As He Leads John 17:20,21 PAUL CARTER PEPOON, B.D. Missionary Hebrews 10:36 D B WILLIAM DALE POWERS inistry M Il Peter | 4 . JAY OLIVER PURVIANCE, B.D. ionary iss M ippians 1:6 Ph D B WALTER ALFRED QUIGG istry inis M Proverbs 3:6 B.D lw O fod | O a a O a ww Ke awd try inis M Romans 8 28 7 Re) ROBERT OSBORNE RECTOR inistry M Proverbs 3 5,6 a C co faa} i . ur 0) a 3 Z me Fa fay i © O wen est ae = eo eZ Spiess © Oo“ 2s (fay z a FL, fo O =! =] We, oe iw Tw I G o O aa 10 Ministry John 10: BETTY ADELAIDE ROPER, M.R.E. Full Time Christian Service John 15:7 RICHARD SIGLER, B.D. Ministry Philippians 3:10 DAVID PAUL SMITH, M.Th. Ministry | John 1:9 MARK SMITH, B.D. Army Chaplain Galatians 2:20 PATSY SMITH, M.R.E. Missionary Philippians 4:13 THERON SMITH, B.D. Ministry Romans 1:16 WAYNE H. THOMPSON, B.D. Ministry Galatians 2:20 JOSHUA TIEN, M.Th. Evangelist Psalm 46:10 { | | CLAUDE O. TUCKER, B.D. Ministry Psalm 91:1 JOHN L. WALRATH, B.D. Ministry Isaiah 25:3 CHARLES J. WARNER, B.D. Ministry Galatians 2:20 ERIC G. WEHRLI, B.D. Ministry Philippians 3:10 JAMES THORNBURY WELLS, B.D. Ministry Jeremiah 33:3 JACK MARTIN WILLIAMS, B.D. Ministry John 8:36 WASHIO YAMAZAKI, B.D. Teacher O.M.S. Tokyo Seminary John 15:5 NOT PICTURED BILLY DEAN CASE, B.D. Ministry EMMIT INSKO, B.D. Ministry LEE JAMISON, B.D. Ministry ee Miaesa aie al eo aera Sn | wondered so why God took them away, In the spring of life, in the prime of their day; Lives graced with talent and purpose and vision, Minister, missionary, with divine commission. What pattern is this, what strange design? Could it be His? Is this plan divine? And yet, Oh Jesus, You, Christ of God, Went down to death in the enemy's fraud. Ruthless, cruel Calvary that cut you down, No reason or justice in it is found. Crushing tragedy, infinite loss! emortam 38 KATHLEEN TAYLOR DAYHOFF HERBERT J. VanVORCE, JR. Heaven's fairest Gift, early nailed to a Cross. Yet out of this wreckage of Calvary, God salvaged redemption full and free. And even so, as we've watched these go— These lives that carried His Holy glow— We may rest assured that our Father above, Only gathered them Home out of infinite love. And God's paradox of ''death making alive,’ May well be the reason they in Heaven reside. WALLACE SWANSON Asburian, 1951 ALLIS DON L SE ee ARNOLD ANCEL H . ARNOLD NEIL L BAKER . JOHN M ROBERT NEAL BAREFOOT BEVERLY JAMES BARNETT MAN LEE BEIRD SHER JAMES BENSON BLACK EUGENE F NATHAN HARRELL BOND ; sateneemeesseeeneeenaiaitieil ; Widdlers ROMULE S. BUCHANAN R. HAROLD BUCK WESLEY M. BULLIS JACK KENNETH CHRISTIAN ROBERT L. CHRISTOPHERSON GALE W. COOK NORMAN COOKE ELMER H. COPLEY PAUL R. CROOKS WILBERT DIDDLE S 2 y RE oe fam 8 : ; : bs : : : : LW 3 s ‘ Zi = o uw aes : ao mo [oa 7 x oo = wi @ d f : = “a © ez Gi 2 : - z 3 3 be 4 r g — SS = Ss 3 3 : : Zz Z us =) SS) = 2 ys mS eZ : z = Te Z , a, : O = z : : OQ 2 3 = [a4 e) = oS O al Whiddlers ROBERT F. HAHN KENNETH L. HARRIS STANLEY J. HERBER DILLON TES EIESS JAMES R. HOLDRIDGE C. WESLEY KING JILES E. KIRKLAND RALPH LOWELL PAUL R. LUNDY DELTON R. MEEDS Zi 2 S tu iw | a aa) a oo -_ =) =i O (v,) Te 2 ae os 5 - = u rr = O © AT] a ne (oa wn — Ae) ww 5 aE O 6 OO eo z QO v Om Ot mS cS ree: SO : 2 z DE = £ g = =) ww a Ww uu os Zz z eS 2 5 5 s 2 Widder RICHARD E. SPROWL MERLE THOMAS CHARLES S$. THOMPSON, JR. JACK D. TRAVELSTEAD ROSS E. VANDINE FORREST W. VAN VALIN O. J. VAN WAGONER BYRON WITHENSHAW HARVEY B. WRIGHT } | PAUL L. AMSTUTZ DEAN BAKER GENE BARBOUR, JR. HARRY T. BARNETT, JR. MARGARET BAUGHER “Cast thy burden UNOPS First Column JOHN F. BEESON Second Column ROSCOE E. BELL Third Column GEORGE R. BENSON Fourth Column CHARLES BERRIDGE Fifth Column HERBERT L. BOWDOIN upon the Lord, and He shall 45 sustain E. E. BRANSTETTER FLOYD P. BRAUN WILLIAM BRAY EDGAR L. BRILL JAMES A. CAMPBELL thee.—PAPPAS, Greece. ROBERT TEWNING CASEY BRUCE W. CHARLES RONALD CHITESTER LLOYD E. CHRISTLER ELMORE L. CLYDE UNLOPS First Column FRED COLLINS Second Column RUTH GILMORE COPLEY Third Column JAMES R. COUCHMAN Fourth Column CHARLES EDWARD COYING- TON Fifth Column BERTRAM MORGAN CROOP JOHN E. DAVIS, JR. CARL |. DICKINSON DANIELL G. DIEFFENWIERTH CAROLYN DORN BENJAMIN T. EDWARDS “For the Lord thy God walketh in the midst of thy camp, to deliver thee, and to give up thy enemies before thee. ' —ROYSTERS, Costa Rica. 46 BERLIN EDWARDS WILLIAM RUSSELL EDWARDS, JR. ROSS FIGART, JR. CHARLES L. FINNEY WILLIS C. FOWLER “His leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever UNLOPS First Column JOHN C. FRISKE Second Column GORDON FRANCIS GALE Third Column MRS. JEANNE GALE Fourth Column HENRY GALLOWAY Fifth Column ELSIE GARDINER 47 ROBERT P. GARRETT LAWRENCE W. GEORGE MYRON D. GOLDSMITH HAROLD M. GRIFFITH TED GROUT he doeth shall prosper.' —REIDS, Belgian Congo. Untors First Column FLOYD HALE LOIS HARRIS HUBERT A. JERNIGAN Second Column DONALD L. HALL ROBERT B. HASLAM FAY W. JOHNSON Third Column MRS. CECELIA HANKINS LORRAINE H. HAUGSTAD ROGER J. JOHNSON Fourth Column HAROLD WILLIAM HANKINS WILLIAM F. HOFFMAN RICHARD S. KARPAL Fifth Column HARRY O. HARPER BRUCE C. JANES LSE DALLASEIKECEEY, l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.''—J..T. SEAMANDS, India. 48 Ye have not THEODORE E. KIFFER HENRY L. KINNARD ED KINZLER L. GLEASON LAGOW EUGENE VY. LAMB chosen me, but | have UNLOPS First Column ROBERT LENZ Second Column REBECCA LIU Third Column DARREL R. LOAR Fourth Column JACK A. LOGAN Fifth Column ROBERT W. LYON 49 ISAIAS G. MANAHAN BOB MANNEY JOHN L. MARKLEY GERALD A. MARTIN JAMES L. MASON Ses . chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth LOUISE VAN METRE, Mexico. fruit. '— UNLOrs First Column JAMES McAFEE WILLIAM HAROLD MILLER WAYNE PATTON Second Column JAMES McCONNELL SHIRLEY E. MORGAN HOWARD PEARSON Third Column HUGH McDONALD MILO D. NUSSBAUM ROLAND G. PERKINS Fourth Column DAVID McKENNA RUTH OMAN DAVID R. PETERSON Fifth Column BILLY A. MELVIN JACKSON H. PARSONS ERNEST M. PHILLIPS Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts.' —BRABONS, Colombia. 50 CHARLES T. PINKSTON D. ALDEAN PITTS ARNO ROBERT PRATT W. DALE RHOME DAVID T. RICKARD For | am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ; for itis the Congo. UNLOPS First Column BILL ROBBINS Second Column ROBERT ROBISON Third Column ROBERTO RUBIO Fourth Column BILL P. RUSSELL Fifth Column KENNETH L. SANTEE 51 power of God ALBERT M. SAULS MERRILL E. SHAW WARREN J. SHERMAN KENNETH N. SHOW DANIEL SHUDO unto salvation.''—DAVIS, Belgian i PS a eae And | will HERMAN K. SIEDER BROOKS L. SMITH WINSTON B. SMITH MYRTLE A. SOLOMON JAMES R. STEVENSON UNLOPS First Column ROLAND J. STEWART Second Column HARLON R. STOCK, JR. Third Column LUTHER R. STOKES Fourth Column PERRY TANKSLEY Fifth Column JAMES H. TAYLOR give thee the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places.' —OTTOS, 52 LOREN E. TODD, JR. PHILIP TOWNLEY CHARLES G. TURKINGTON JOHN O. TURNER CLYDE E. VAN VALIN aceite ee eee 3 Southern Rhodesia. LOIS VAN VORCE | KENNETH EARL VETTERS | WANDA A. WAINWRIGHT { HARVARD J. WARREN ot UNLOPS First Column GORDON S. WENIGER Second Column EDGAR C. WHITE Third Column MERLIN J. WILKINS Fourth Column HARRY WILLIAMS 53 ROBERT E. WILLIAMS HARRY W. WULFCAMP LLOYD D. WYATT JAMES YOUNG Fear thee not; for | am with thee; be not dismayed; for | am thy God.' —BOWENS, Brazil. esses Porere terete ert ttt cigs | — HELEN J. ANDERSON LOLA M. LOBB ° e “UntLOVS of l cl need JOHN BASHAM JAMES PITTMAN JOSEPH F. WEISS STEVE LEVANTIS JAMES TOMPKINS Miss Shultz and Library Staff 54 roi uate Oh eas . : , Bh SSadbni Mody Because ''In Christ there is no East or West,” the Seminary student body is bound together in a fellowship which supersedes the boundaries of race or creed. Here are represented thirty- nine states and thirty denominations. From the Philippines, Cuba, Greece, Germany, China, Ja- pan, India, Korea, Norway and Canada many of its students come out of love for one Lord, even our Saviour, Jesus Christ, and in service the advancement of His kingdom. to one cause INTER-SEMINARY REPRESENTATIVE Asbury Seminary participates in the national fellowship of theological schools—the Inter-Sem- inary Movement. Deryl Johnson carried the As- DERYL JOHNSON bury testimony of a full gospel to the National! Assembly at Richmond, Indiana, and to the re- gional conference at Lexington, Kentucky. STUDENT BODY CABINET Left to Right: Robert Andrews, President; Loren Anderson, Chaplain; W. L. Milner, Treasurer; John Gilmore, Ath- letic Director; Nina Fern Hervey, Secretary; Mary King, Vice-President. a RADIO OFFICERS Left to Right: Romule Buchanan, Treasurer; Wesley Bullis, Vice-President; Nathan Bond, President; Norman Cooke, Program Director; Leone Taylor, Secretary. The ‘Gems of Grace’ broadcast is financed through the kindness of Asbury students and faculty members who make individual pledges for its support. The speakers for this semi-de- NATHAN BOND ‘Syi votional-evangelistic program are drawn almost entirely from the student body. The organization consists of two statfs—an executive staff and a program staff. The offi- cers of the first are elected by the student body and they are in turn responsible for appointing the program staff. A general director serves si- multaneously as head of the two groups. Lyle Flinner served in this capacity during the summer and fall quarters being replaced by Nathan Bond winter and spring quarters. ‘Gems of Grace’ was originally a fifteen min- ute Sunday morning program on station WHIR. The program time has now been extended to thirty minutes and is heard every Sunday after- noon on the Versailles station at 1:30 p. m. A poll taken in August, 1949 revealed that WVLK had the largest listening audience in the Blue- grass area at 1:30. Let us pray that our pro- cram will be a real spiritual blessing to those Ashbury Kadio Fellowship In the regular meeting place, Room 6 of the Administration Building, from 12:30 to 1:00 P.M., Monday through Friday, you will find students gathered for intercessory prayer on behalf of those on the mission eee field. In addition to these meetings a fast prayer meeting is held every Wednesday noon at which students who sacrifice their lunch never fail to receive a real spiritual blessing. GRIFFITH, KY. MTS. ee 3 ELLIO TTS, ALASKA S ¢ : H RICA ROYSTERS, COSTA MAITLANDS, BRAZI BRABONS, COLOMBIA-EC Lj IA COSTA RICA ¥ RS, = [ang 4 $ | : | S, INDIA BROTHERHOOD TEAMS The only qualification for membership in the Brotherhood is a desire to witness for Christ and a readiness to sacrifice time from study hours in active service OFFICERS Standing: John Gilmore, Field Representative; Mary Boothby, Treasurer; Ed Parker, Vice-President. Seated: John Bagwell, President; Esther Luttrull, Secretary. for Him. Assigned to specific tasks by the organization, its members go into the surrounding areas to bear witness to the saving power of Jesus Christ. Various Nicholasville Jail Service Ge fian —ervice al ade teams conduct Friday evening services and Sunday School sessions at the Green- dale Reform School; offer a ministry of comtort and cheer, as well as library serv- ice to shut-ins of the Tuberculosis Sanato- riums in Lexington and Paris; and witness to the inmates of the Lexington and Nich- olasville jails. Divine power and guidance is sought for these activities in two weekly prayer meetings which meet Saturday noon at 12:30 and Monday at 6:00 p. m. Financial obligations are met through the contributions of the student body. Top: Girl's section of reform school. Bottom: Counseling with Chaplain Montgomery. Saturday afternoon at the T.B. Sanatorium. Personal witnessing. METHODIST FELLOWSHIP CABINET Left to Right: John Davis, Charles Jacobs, Richard Lobb, President; Prof. Arnett, Faculty Advisor; John Bagwell, Paul Grout, Secretary-Ireasurer. All Methodists students are eligible to the Methodist Fellowship, the aim of which is to introduce future ministers to the Methodist Church, assisting them in their Conterence relations. Monthly meet- ings are held at which time are presented outstanding speakers who are authorities on special problems. Dick Lobb is presi- dent of this group, and Dr. William Ar- nett is faculty advisor. The Whethodist Fellowship OUR METHODIST HERITAGE 64 Top: Guidance from Dean Mavis { Below: Iris Bundy, Cataloguer, and Genevieve Andrews, Secretary to Dean Mavis i | | | | | 65 bd estey Sel, lion Under the direction of the Free Meth- odist Church, the John Wesley Seminary Foundation is promoting a plan of guid- ance and leadership for the Free Method- ist students. A program of vesper serv- ices, prayer meetings, and relaxation in the Foundation House is conducted under the guidance of its Dean, Dr. W. C. Ma- VIS. ied SHORT CIRCUIT STAFF Standing: E. A. Mills, Religious Editor; Bob Lyon, Associate Editor; Bob Casey, Sports Editor; John Bagwell, Reporter; Merlin Wilkins, Reporter. Seated: Mary Boothby, Reporter; Sherman Beird, Editor; Lois Harris, Social itor. eee ee ee Due to the change from mimeograph- ing to printing of the Short Circuit, its circulation and popularity have greatly in- creased. Students look forward to each weekly publication, for they have found it to be an excellent way to keep up with current Seminary happenings. Its regular write-ups are on present activities, future events, and other topics of general in- terest. Bob Lyon interviewing Dr. McPheeters. 4 aa r Short Circuit VOL. 1 NO. 5 : ASBURY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY _ February 19, 1952 _Inte-ceminarv Conference” Wiolin Tad P - itone- O-ecented” 66 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Standing: Shirley Morgan, Contributing Editor; Forrest Van Valin, Business Manager; Wesley King, Editor. Seated: Mary Boothby, Literary Editor; Jack Jernigan, Art Editor; Lorraine Haugstad, Typist. Whe 1952 ESe Rea i The task of any yearbook staff is to ary vision. Our hope now is that in the | take it with you and spirit of the school it represents. We aid that your 1952 SEMINARIAN will | have endeavored to make your 1952 challenge you with Christ's co mmission SEMINARIAN portray Asbury's mission- to go into all the world. interpret into words and pictures the lite years to come you wi Pressing toward the goal! | | | ; Student |Zeaters Many of the Seminary students are giv- en the opportunity of carrying on an ef- fective ministry by serving in student pas- torates. This not only affords good expe- rience for these students but also adds souls to the Kingdom through frequent revival efforts. The Seminary cooperates with the nearby church Conferences in placing the s tudents. Preparation ey Delivery Sad ban Wives The monthly meetings bet- ter acquaint the student wives with each other and with the problems which will be facing them as ministers’ wives. Help- ful discussions are held, special speakers are brought before them, and meetings of educa- tional and beneficial nature are planned throughout the year. Mrs. Lowell Ronne is president of this group. 69 The Asbury Seminary Dames is composed of fac- ulty wives and women facul- ty and staff members of the Seminary. The group meets each month under the lead- ership of its president, Mrs. J. D. Robertson. It seeks to provide cultural, intellectual, and social expression for its members and to further the program of the Seminary by undertaking a special proj- ect each year. hess Society eT | i i See 2 ; mae a Pe ed 8 Che Alpha Chi Alpha, the ''Christ-tirst'’ society, is open to all women students and full- time employees of the school. Its purpose is to develop Christian leadership and personal friendships. This is achieved through monthly business and social meet- A Monthly Meeting 70 ings in the Friday and monthly prayer meetings, the annual Fall and Spring Spiritual Retreats, the local visitation pro- gram, and in the Sunday evening sings sponsored for the student body. Martha Dennis served as president this year. Christmas Program Committee 14. SEE a — Se —— Z ij is 4 % } | | WORKING UP AN APPETITE epadniabememne kena ications as STY CR ARES i maul £i : : at i | me | ih ! i e u hi ae : i f f ‘A dies ; ithe US tals = ea BEiatetibre shies use) Dee Ga te a eemeeneeeemneneeninn-ortanaiinn DR. DR. OWEN scrpodacdheonednoet THE MINISTER IN THE ATOMIC AGE NEGLECTED AREAS IN THE WORK OF THE MINISTER nde iain OF PASTORAL Poth NG MA SO ‘ ak - eed For the darkness shall turn to dawning, And the dawning to noonday bright. And Christ's great kingdom shall come to earth The kingdom of love and light. Sindlaal Directory ALLIS, DON L., 1810 Greenleaf St., Santa Ana, Califor- nia ALVERSON, SARA LEE, RR 3, Watterson Trail, Jefferson- town, Kentucky AMSTUTZ, PAUL L., Berne, Indiana ANDERSON, MRS. HELEN J., 4212 Hopkins Road, Youngstown, Ohio ANDERSON, LOREN E., 4212 Hopkins Road, Youngstown, Ohio ANDREWS, ANNA MAE, Bloom, Kansas ANDREWS, ROBERT F., 1216 South Maple St., McPher- son, Kansas ARNOLD, ANCEL H., Alma, Illinois ARNOLD, NEIL L., Ransomville, New York BAGWELL, JOHN MILTON, Cartersville, Georgia BAKER, DEAN, Rose Hill, Kansas BAKER, JOHN M., 1344 First Street, New Brighton, Pennsylvania BARBOUR, GENE, JR., Box 27, Burgen, Kentucky BAREFOOT, ROBERT NEAL, Randleman Road, Greens- boro, North Carolina BARNETT, BEVERLY JAMES, Houghton, New York BARNETT, HARRY T., JR., California, Kentucky BARNETT, JAMES F., 340 Mill Street, Bethalto, Illinois BASHAM, JOHN W., 22 Franklin Ave., Winchester, Ken- tucky BAUGHER, MARGARET, 220 E. High St., Bellefontaine, Ohio BEESON, JOHN F., North Chili, New York BEIRD, SHERMAN LEE, RR I, Box 145, DeQuincy, Louisi- ana 83 BEEP ROSCOE VE; No50 5 265th) Siz, larson: City, Call fornia BENSON, GEORGE R., RR 2, Mayslick, Kentucky BENSON, JAMES, 1519 Branner St., Knoxville, Tennessee BERKEBILE, ROBERT T., 183 Stone St., Johnstown, Penn- sylvania ; BERRIDGE, CHARLES, Lower River Road, Gallipolis, Ohio BLACK, EUGENE F., RR I, Pataka, Illinois BOND, NATHAN HARRELL, 1635 W. 30th Place, Los Angeles, California BOOTHBY, MARY REINE 3013 Highland, Ave. Tampa, Florida BOWDOIN, HERBERT L., Box 42, Dover, Florida BOYETTE, HERMAN, Zolfo Springs, Florida BRANSTETTER, E. E., Sharon, West Virginia BRAUN, FLOYD P., 2222 N. Michigan Ave., Saginaw, Michigan BRAY, JOHN W., 15 Brown St reet, Crosswell, Michigan BRAY, WILLIAM, I5 Brown Street, Crosswell, Michigan BRILL, EDGAR L., Star Route, Honesdale, Pennsylvania BUCHANAN, ROMULE S., 21 Mary Street, Evansville, Indiana BUCK, R, HAROLD, Algood, Tennessee BULLIS, WESLEY M., 22 Court Street, New Lisbon, Wis- consin BUMPUS, LLOYD, 1309 Forest Ave., Mt. Vernon, Illinois BUNDY, L. Stewart, RR |, Penfield, Pennsylvania CAMPBELL, JAMES A., 2487 Wellisly Drive, Columbus 12 Ohio CARVER, EARL, Fort Worth, Texas CASE, BILLY DEAN, Fayette, Mississippi Seidl Directory CASE ROBERT, 2102 Bailey Ave., Jackson, Mississippi CASEY, ROBERT TEWNING, 721 liamsburg, Virginia Richmond Road, Wil- CHARLES, BRUCE W., 1739 Reynolds, Ironton, Ohio CHITESTER, RONALD, RR 2, Brookville, Pennsylvania CHRISTIAN, JACK KENNETH eSimpsonvillessRentacly CHRISTLER, LLOYD E., Jenison, Michigan CHRISTOPHERSON, ROBERT L., Ponca, Nebraska CLEVELAND, RALPH V., II18 Minnesota Ave., Flint, Michigan CLYDE, ELMORE L., 441 K. St N. E., Auburn, Washing- ton CLYDE, ROBERT S., 1130 Kilbourn St., Elkhart, Indiana COLLINS, FRED, Edgar, Montana COOK, GALE W., 108 Myrtle Street, Warren, Pennsyl- vania COOKE, NORMAN, 79 McGill St., Smith Falls, Ontario, Canada COPLEY, ELMER H., 641 Clemmer Ave., Cincinnati 19, Ohio 107. Lincoln Ave., North COPLEY, RUTH GILMORE, Tonawanda, New York COUCHMAN, JAMES R., 806 Philadelphia St., Coving- ton, Kentucky COVINGTON, CHARLES EDWARD, Centreville, Mary- land CRIBBS, FIELDING LAMAR, 104 McCullough St., Du- Bois, Pennsylvania CROOKS, PAUL R., Hammondsville, Ohio CROOP, BERTRAM MORGAN, 311 Farm Street, Ithaca, New York DAWA, SO lmIN| e., dR, 22 Se Teweliiel “Awe, iPinislewireln, Pennsylvania DEAN, WILLIAM W., Brown City, Michigan DENNIS, MARTHA L., Star Route, Honesdale, Pennsyl- vania DICKERSON, Mississippi BOB, 602 Pennsylvania Ave., Jackson, DICK INSON, CARL, 266 Lock St., Lockport, New York 84 DIDDLE, WILBERT, 106 Bellvue Ave., Wilmore, Kentucky DIEFFENWIERTH, Daniell G., Box 937, Arcadia, Florida DITTERLINE, JOHN W., JR., Moscow, Ohio DITTO, THOMAS W., Vine Grove, Kentucky DORN, CAROLYN, 1331! Milligan St., Newberry, South Carolina DORSEY, ROBBINS E., Nashville, Georgia DREISBACH, WILHELM, Gelsenkirchen, Germany DUDEN, WAYNE ALVIN, Bronson, Florida DUNHAM, JOHN E., Heights, Michigan 520 E. Broadway, Muskegon EDWARDS, BENJAMIN T., RR |, New Burlington, Ohio EDWARDS, BERLIN, Greensboro, Florida SD IMVAIRIDIS, (YANN Ie, Mississippi RR 44, Box 113, Lexington, EDWARDS, WILLIAM RUSSELL, JR., 301 College, Fort Valley, Georgia FALL, ALBERT A., 469 S. Paddock St., Pontiac, Michigan FETT, IRA, Marissa, Illinois FIGART, ROSS, JR., 925 Idlewild Court, Lexington, Ken- tucky FINNEY, CHARLES L., RR 2, Kingman, Indiana FLINNER, LYLE PAYSON, 717 Market St., West Bridge- water, Pennsylvania FLOWERS, HENRY M., RR, Box 51, Olla, Louisiana FOSTER, RALPH, RR 2, Waynesboro, Georgia FOWLER, WILLIS C., 830 Tryon St., Columbia, South Carolina FRANKE, LLOYD M., 108 E. Morrison, Wilmore, Ken- tucky FRISKE, JOHN C., Dowagiac, Michigan GALE, GORDON FRANCIS, Hart, Michigan GALE, MRS. JEANNE, Taylor, Mississippi GALLOWAY, HENRY, RR Florida 10, Box 897, Jacksonville, Sindbis Directory GARDINER, ELSIE, RR 3, Quaker City, Ohio GARDNER, HAROLD FRANKLIN, RR 3, Shelbyville, Ken- tucky GARDNER, WALTON, Worthville, Kentucky GARNETT, WILLIAM B., JR., 1505 Morningside, Ash- land, Kentucky GARRETT, ROBERT P., 1704 N. Bond, Saginaw, Michigan GEORGE, LAWRENCE W., 4717 Terrace ©, Birmingham 8, Alabama GIBSON, RALPH, JR., Monroe, Louisiana GIERHART, WILLIS, Argyle, Wisconsin GILMORE, JOHN G., JR., 107 Lincoln Ave., North Tona- wanda, New York GOLDSMITH, MYRON D., Wichita, Kansas GOODBERRY, KENNETH E., 476 27th Street, Niagara Falls, New York GOODPASTURE, MARION, RR I, Rural Retreat, Virginia GOULD, LOREN W., RR 3, Louisville, Illinois GRIFFITH, HAROLD M., 1600 Pershing Ave., Steuben- ville, Ohio GROUT, PAUL A., JR., 503 South Florence St., El Paso, Texas GROUT, TED, 503 South Florence St., El Paso, Texas Seat RAYMOND JENNINGS, RR 3, Carlisle, Ken- tucky HAHN, ROBERT F., Pasadena, Maryland HALE FLOYD, Mt. Vernon, Illinois HALL, DONALD L., 837 Meadow Lane, Lexington, Ken- tucky HANKINS, MRS, CECELIA, Waterloo, Ohio HANKINS, HAROLD WILLIAM, Waterloo, Ohio HARPER, HARRY O., 5517 Monterey Road, Los Angeles 42, California HARRIFF, ROBERT C., 539 Carley Ave., Sharon, Penn- sylvania 85 HARRIS, KENNETH L., Fullerton, Kentucky HARRIS, LOIS |., Decker, Michigan HARTMAN, GERALD, RR 4, Box 148, Turlock, California HASLAM, ROBERT B., Washington 62 W. Cremona, Seattle 99, HAUGSTAD, LORRAINE, Carrington, North Dakota HAVER, LYNN HAROLD, Bergen, Norway HERBER, STANLEY J., Pasadena, California HERVEY, NINA FERN, 210 North Maple, Wilmore, Ken- tucky HERZBERG, ROBERT |., Cavalier, North Dakota HESS, DILLON L., Box 141, Gordon, Nebraska HILL, MERLE, University Park, lowa HISLE, WILLIAM EDWIN, 524 Fifth Ave., Dayton, Ken- tucky HOFFMAN, WILLIAM F., 336 W. Lake, Peoria Heights 4 Illinois HOLDRIDGE, JAMES R., RR 2, DeLeon, Texas INSKO, H. EMMITT, Ferguson, Kentucky JACOBS, CHARLES E., Otway, Ohio JANES, BRUCE, Columbia, Kentucky JAMISON, LEE, 1707 Orange Ave., Roanoke, Virginia JERNIGAN, HUBERT A., 931 Washington St., Shelby- ville, Kentucky JOHNSON, DERYL FREEMAN, 815 N. Main, Wheaton, Illinois JOHNSON, MRS. Wheaton, Illinois JOHNSON, FAY W., RR 2, Hillsboro, Wisconsin MARYANNA W., 815 N. Main, JOHNSON, ROGER J., 941 E. North St., Morris, Illinois KARPAL, RICHARD S., St. Louis, Michigan KAVICH, J. D., 844 S. 33rd Street, Louisville, Kentucky KELLEY, L. DALLAS, RR 2, Crossville, Illinois KIFFER, THEODORE E., Sugargrove, Pennsylvania Sindbal: KING, C. WESLEY, 2243 Pierce Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York KING, MRS. MARY WYMOND, 2601 Delor Ave., Louis- ville, Kentucky KINNARD, HENRY L., Highland City, Florida KINZLER, ED, Casselton, North Dakota KIRKLAND, JILES E., Dover, Florida KWACK, BOK NOCK, 55 Susomoondong, Seoul, Korea LAGOW, L. GLEASON, luka, Illinois LAMB, EUGENE V., 1235 Elinore Avenue, Dunsmuir, Cal- ifornia LEE, MARTIN S. W., Shanghai, China LEE, YUNG HUN, Seoul, Korea LEHMANN, WALTER G., 4516 Craigie Street, San Diego, California LENZ, ROBERT, Nueva Gerona, Isla de Pinos, Cuba LEVANTIS, STEVE, 16 Thessalonica Street, Sygras, Greece LIDDLE, ERNEST, 22 Belmore Street, Enniskillen, North Ireland LIU, REBECCA, 7 Cu-se Hutung, East City, Peiping, China LOAR, DARREL R., 720 E. Kibby Street, Lima, Ohio LOAR, MARCH D., 517 N. Lexington Avenue, Wilmore, Kentucky LOBB, MRS. LOLA M., 407 N. Bridge Street, Linden, Michigan LOBB, RICHARD D., 407 N. Bridge Street, Linden, Mich- igan LOCK, BEVERIDGE L., Bennington, Indiana LOGAN, JACK A., RR 6, Norcross Road, Erie, Penn- sylvania LOWELL, RALPH, 1214 Longfellow, Royal Oak, Michigan LUNDY, PAUL R., 6606 SE 95th Avenue, Portland, Ore- gon LUTTRULL, ESTHER, 15 N. Fares, Evansville, Indiana LYON, ROBERT W., 176 Marhofer Ave., Stow, Ohio Directory 86 MacKAY, JAMES, RR |, Mt. Morris, Michigan MANAHAN, ISAIAS G., 32 Gen. San Miguel, Sangang- daan, Caloocan, Rizal, Philippines MANNEY, BOB, Heber Springs, Arkansas MARING, ROBERT M., 28 Central Court, Huntington, West Virginia MARKLEY, JOHN L., RR 1, Harrison, Ohio MARSHALL, GEORGE A., 813 Tenth Street, Port Huron, Michigan MARTIN, GERALD, RR 2, Clay Center, Kansas MASON, JAMES L., West Decatur, Pennsylvania MATHEW, K. C., Punnaveli, P.O., Via. Karukachal, Tra- vancore, India MAYO, HORRACE CLIFFORD, RR |, Abernathy, Texas McAFEE, JAMES, Versailles, Kentucky McCONNELL, JAMES, RR I, Mingo Jct., Ohio McDONALD, HUGH, Altha, Florida McKENNA, DAVID, 201 Miles Street, Ypsilanti, Michigan MEADOWS, MRS. GERTRUDE S., Summerland, Missis- sippl MEEDS, DELTAN R., Eyebrow, Saskatchewan, Canada MELVIN, BILLY A., 3801 Richland Ave., Nashville, Ten- nessee MILLS, E. A., 1200 N. King Street, Santa Ana, California MILLER, WILLIAM HAROLD, RR 2, Box 289, Plant City, Florida MILNER, W. L., RR 3, Ranger, Texas MOORE, CLYDE, 103 E. Tenmny Avenue, Louisville, Ken- tucky MOORE, WILLIAM H., Box 167, Tompkins, Saskatche- wan, Canada MORGAN, SHIRLEY E., Connersville, Indiana MUFFLY, ROBERT, Box 343, Malvern, Ohio MUISINER, ROGER V., Kane, Pennsylvania MURPHY, ERNEST B., Flushing, Ohio NUSSBAUM, MILO D., Berne, Indiana Sind ben Directory NUSSEY, J. BURTON, 1! Ontario Sherbrooke Street, Ottawa, OMAN, RUTH, Vanlue, Ohio OSBORNE, MARVIN HENRY, 2116 Terry Road, Jackson, Mississippi PARKER, EDWARD B., RR 5, Murray, Kentucky PARSONS, Jackson H., Cherry Creek, N. Y. PATRICK, H. L. Striett, Maryland PATTEN, WELBY OTIS, RR |, Dunnville, Kentucky PATTON, ISAAC A., 303 Ludwig Ave., West Monroe, Louisiana PATTON, WAYNE, 1229 N. Ft. Thomas Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky PEARSALL, JOHN S., Rocky Point, N. C. PEARSON, HOWARD, RR 2, Hartford City, Indiana PEPOON, PAUL CARTER, 79 Plane Street, Newark 2, New Jersey PERKINS, ROLAND G., Bethesda, Ohio PETERSON, DAVID R., RR 1, Jonesboro, Indiana PHILLIPS, ERNEST M., RR 5, Box 386, Savannah, Georgia PIEPER, RALPH H., 3022 Frampton Drive, Toledo, Ohio PINKSTON, Charles T., RR 2, Corydon, Kentucky PITTMAN, JAMES S., 2806 Chesterfield Ave., Charles- ton, West Virginia PITTS, D. ALDEAN, Booker, Texas POWELL, JAMES (BIRD), 401 burg, Mississippi Green Street, Hatties- POWERS, WILLIAM DALE, RR 3, Cardington, Ohio PRATT, ARNO ROBERT, Chesapeake, Ohio PUGH, ROBERT C., RR I, Crittenden, Kentucky PURVIANCE, JAY OLIVER, Harris, lowa QUIGG, WALTER ALFRED, 734 Chestnut Street, De- lanco, New Jersey 87 RACHE, WALTER CARROL, RR 2, Box 126, Cincinnati 31, Ohio RECTOR, ROBERT OSBORNE, Stitzer, Wisconsin REES, ARLAND B., 300 Hillsdale Avenue, Syracuse, New York REDDING, CLIFFORD D., Brisben, New York RHOME, W. DALE, Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania RICKARD, DAVID T., RR 3, Corvallis, Oregon ROBBINS, BILL, 354 Lincoln Avenue, Troy, Ohio ROBISON, ROBERT, Heaters, West Virginia RONNE, LOWELL ALLEN, 520 9th Street, Sacramento, California ROPER, BETTY A., 1230 Fairview Rd., NE, Atlanta, Geor- gia RUBIO, ROBERTO, Maceo, Oriente, Cuba RUSSELL, BILL P., Harrisburg, Illinois SANTEE, KENNETH L., Damascus, Ohio SAULS, ALBERT M., Snow Hill, North Carolina SCHELL MICE AEL Fee lelSeBnvanwAvien) SV) Canton, Ohio SHAW, MERRILL E., RR 7, Huntington, Indiana SHERMAN, WARREN J., Upland, California SHOW, KENNETH N., 2411 Brown Street, Alton, Illinois SIEDER, HERMAN K., 428 Delia Street, Flint, Michigan SHUDO, DANIEL, Box 6, Tokyo, Japan SIGLER DICK Buckatunna, Mississippi SMITH, BROOKS L., RR I, Lake City, Michigan SMITH, DAVID PAUL, 703 B McVey Drive, Lexington, Kentucky SMITH, JAMES V., Box 206, Dugger, Indiana SMITH, MARK, Lansing, Ohio SMITH, PATSY, Ashburn, Georgia ‘a Se dent Directory SMITH, THERON, Lansing, Ohio SMITH, WINSTON B., 1095 Penna Ave., East Liverpool, Ohio SOLOMON, MYRTLE A., Sundar Para Agra, U. P., India SPEAKMAN, HAROLD LEE, Decatur, nae SPROWL, RICHARD E., Fillmore, New York STEVENSON, JAMES R., RR I, Greenville, Pennsylvania STEWART, ROLAND J., 266 W. Rural Ave., Salem, Ore- gon STOCK, HARLON R., JR., 922 Logan Ave., Toronto, Ohio STOKES, LUTHER R., Homewood, Mississippi TANKSLEY, PERRY, 434 Woodie Drive, Jackson, Missis- sippi TAYLOR, JAMES H., 201 Cottage Street, Spring Arbor, Michigan THOMAS, MERLE, Clay City, Illinois THOMPSON, CHARLES S., JR., Box 45, Kimball, West Virginia THOMPSON, WAYNE H., 955 Ford Street, Ypsilanti, Michigan TIEN, JOSHUA, 21-4 Gin-Yin-Kai, Nanking, China TODD, LOREN E., JR., 232 South Washington St., Ho- bart, Indiana TOMPKINS, JAMES T., 8402 North Edison, Tampa, Florida TOWNLEY, PHILLIP, 2021 Hanchett Street, Saginaw, Michigan TRAVELSTEAD, JACK D., RR |, Carrier Mills, Illinois TUCKER, CLAUDE O., Las Animas, Colorado TURKINGTON, CHARLES G., 204% Main. 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