Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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724 jriencl .9 .ilauev L OMF .SJUVLJOFJ The words helpful, hospitable, and friendly, aptly describe the Tom Friskney family. We ofthe CLASS of 1959 will long remember the good times we have had in the Friskney home, the sound advice our Tom has given us, and the Friskneys' keen interest in our class both as a whole and individually. We want to say thank you, Tom and Ruth for g uiding our class during our years at the Seminary. Thank you, also, for leading us closer to the Master and helping us to love Him more by showing us Christ through your lives. l26l

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H mf 14 jew more .ibagov RODNEY ALLEE, A.B. The best always goes first W.M.V., 3, 4, Philothean, l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir, 2, 3, 4, Music Ensemble, I, 2, Bible Drama, I, 2, 3. CONRAD BOWER, A.B. As true a man as he is tall W.M.V., l, 2, Philusebian, l, 2, 3 4 , . Class Salutatorian has the second highest scholastic average in his class. JAMES FEHL lextreme lettl received this honor with an average of 94.1 W. The Valedictorian has the top scholastic class record. JACK COTTRELL Cabovel achieved this honor with grades averaging 95.17-,. Class Orator is determined by vote of the faculty based upon ability, loyalty, and service of the student to his Alma Mater. The Orator tor the CLASS of i959 is JAMES E, WALKER llettt.