Kansas City College and Bible School - Torch Yearbook (Overland Park, KS)

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bm Mm - ,, .I f A we ,Y f N1 - 1 ' wr H, gag ' , ll, ' - I ,, 1Wg.. ,I .XI , M w . Honour the Lord with thy substance, and with the drstfrults of all thine increase: so shall thy barns be filled with plenty, and thy presses shall burst out with new wine, QP:-overbs 3:9, 101. ' This was the theme of our first Harvest Home Day at KCCBS. Our hearts were made to rejoice as we saw many friends and relatives ot the students gather here on the campus on October 22, 1953. It was a. beautiful day for such an occasion. As the different ones arrived, they gathered in the chapel for the morning worship hour. Rev. J. E. Carry, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Kansas City, Kansas, brought the message which set forth a challenge to all of us for a. greater vision in the progress of Bible schools. It was only iitting that he should bring the message, since he was the one who suggested that we have a Harvest Home Day. At the noon hour, the meal was served on tables set up on the lawn. No one needed to go away hungry, for there was a. bountiful supply for all. Following the dinner hour, all who so desired, were conducted through the various campus buildings, while others watched a softball game between two boys' teams. The whole student body is thankful to all those who contributed to the school. There were all types of vegetables, fresh and canned meats and other things, as well as hun- dreds of dollars. Let us look forward to the next Harvest Home Day, and make it a greater success. ,-,- - is ,,wM, ,Wu wipes 1 , . iss...- i ' '-25 -- ff v 1 4, qw . ::s:f llfi i S 'QA gg if ,,... ' ss JZ: Sflfsoffb O, Q., 69 0 2 Q, .A Q9 f- Qsygv QQ 43' 900' 62,193+ 09' S QQ: 1 L 65: Q, f fa, O 0 QW? sq' 'fi is ff 'Q S QED' 565- X Y' 6 es Q Q, X SQ. Q 6 'ii- Q fl Q9 'Po . 47 ff-Ev A 632' if' Qs

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The heard on our radio broadcast, sings in our chapel services oc. casionally, as well as in many of our churches for the Ministerial Fellowship group They are, left to right: Gloria Lee Ross, tenorg Ruby Scott, soprano, and Patricia Hughey, alto. ,Q 513555 f iii, 424, Y' consists of: Claude Patterson, first tenor, Jimmy Hart- ley, second tenorg Howard Baumgartner, baritone: and Noel Scott, bass. Vera Kath- ryn Wills is their pianist. Claude Patterson's preaching has been an added appeal in having this group come to various congregations. ' F life f 'ix-li V iay f ir ii, K 2 X in el Cr iii? x ' Mrs. Waas, our voice and piano teach- er, gives individual instruction to interested students. Compliments of THE GAS SERVICE C0 6000 Johnson Drive Mission - ---- Kansas

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