Practical Bible Training School - Theologue Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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On which the Prince of Glory died, ,: 5'1 fi: . . .gal- ,af 1 My richest a1n I count but loss ! .Wt gf' 5 ,AV4 Q-.L , Mgizit Rae And pour contempt on all my pride. WNV d 35525 55165 Forb1d it Lord! that I should boast .fa f::,':.c, 7 7 Lf' ' Save in the death of Christ, my God, ,N 5 23 All the vain things that charm me most I sacrifice them to His blood. ' t . . . jg j See, from His head, His hands, His feet, If 65 Sorrow and love flow mingled down, A52 5 2. 55 Did e er such love and sorrow meet, jf' Sf Or thorns c ' , , .a if fi 5' if , ' . H -Mir I gil, -if :Wir 1 3? z aynxhgi ,t,..,,.., ., r 2 This page sponsored by the Class of l948 ompose so rich a crown? Were th ne, That were a present far too smallg Love so amazing, so divine Demands my soul, my lile, my all. e whole realm of nature mi HESE beautiful words by Isaac Watts have been the source of much inspiration to our class throughout our school ' experience. 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I I S a token of our appreciation for his undaunted courage and faithfulness to us through our training, we, the Class of '48 wish to dedicate this book to our Class Teacher, Reverend Leroy C. Westbrook. During our ministry of preparation he has proven to be an efficient leader and splendid teacher. He has taught us many lessons, and has unfolded the Word of Truth to us in a unique way in our classes and prayer meetings. In this last year when he was so seriously ill, we learned even more lessons in prayer and patience, and our faith in God has been strengthened and increased through the suffering of our beloved teacher. We count it a great privilege to dedicate our Theologue to one who is so noble and worthy --- Dolores Pitcher This page sponsored by Union Baptist Church, Union, N. Y. Rev. Leroy Westbrook, Pastor, In A11 Things That He Might Have Pre-eminence , Col. 1:18. 3 .ull fr S , 24Zmoz 77f4fefz N the ba.nks of Susquehanna In God's chosen place, Stands our dear old P.B.T.S. Subject of His grace. P.B.T.S., how we love you And your teachers dear. We will all pray daily for you Though we're far from here. We must part now for He calls us To a wider field, And though we are loath to leave you, For His sake, we yield. P.B.T.S., don't forget us As we go our way, And while we are in His service, For us won't you pray? Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 11 Timothy 2:15 This page sponsored by Practical Bible Training School, Bible School Park, N.Y. env -px if ,A , Xqsx If tr K I .mf yi? :V 'gif A ,A'f1'a' ' , 1-TQ, ng- f' ., 24 U .,, M-Ls -vffrfff QM. 1.1- !A t L , sG,,. , , :mv Q. , n,. u-I Agn f,..-ww, K ...LM-.. . 'For the Lord God ? will help meg there- . fore shall I not be confounded, there- fore have I set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be ashamed. Isaiah 50:7 REV. Joi-IN A. DAVIS, D. D. FOUNDER The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life. Proverbs 11:30 REES have always had a universal influence on the rest of creation. Poets have sung of their beauty, artists have been inspired by them g heathen have even worshipped them. They have provided homes for the birds and squirrels as well as food, shade, and shelter for man. As we look into the life of John A. Davis, we find that trees seemed to be milestones marking out his entire pathway. During an evangelistic campaign when he was eighteen years old, he was pointed to Calvary's Tree, where the Lamb of God had borne his sins, and the young farm lad became a new creature in Christ. It was beneath an old apple tree a few months later that he dedicated his life for the Lord's service. From that time on he was a burning evangel, constantly giving out the Word of truth to lost souls. In many ways John A. Davis was like a tree himself, for out of this sturdy trunk, firmly rooted in the soil of faith, came many branches--souls whom he won to Christ and trained for his service. Though he has long been gone to Glory, his influence continues to live on in the lives of his students. If a Practical graduate seems to be zealous, practical, and self'sacrificing, one should not wonder, for he, as a branch of the tree, will naturally resemble the tree from which he grew. --Woodrow Brown This page sponsored by Practical Bible Training School, Bible School Park, N. Y. . 6 . And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that ye, always having all suf- ficiency in all things, may abound to every good work.' ' 11Corinthians 9:8 MRS. JOHN A. DAVIS MOTHER DAVIS Truly we praise God for the privilege of enjoying your fellowship. N witnessing your sympathetic, buoyant spirit, and receiving your priceless gift of under- standing, many of us have been quickened in conquering temptation and discouragement. Your inspiring faith, the mellowness and fragrance of your life, is the essence that has reached out into the hearts of P. B. T. S. students. You have been instrumental in giving us much that is fresh and invigorating and inspiring, causing us to go forward with greater yieldedness to do the work our Lord has for us. The Lord set you apart for your duties here because you gave Him full opportunity to work through you. Your life is sacred and beautiful because you have lived it with Jesus reigning within. You are a marvelous testimony to the power of God to use an instrument completely yielded to Him. In the realm of devout Christian womanhood you are among the supreme. As you continue in His service, may God continue to make you a blessing to all those who come to this hallowed place to study His Word. ' 'Catherine Hoagland w This page sponsored by Practical Bible Training School, Bible School Park, N. Y. 7 IS THE WAY YOU ARE GOING THE RIGHT WAY? Jesus said: I am the Way. There is a way which seemeth right Lmto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death. Proverbs 14:12 l. Iesus is God's Way- 'I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by Me. john 14:6 2. Jesus is God's only Way of Salvation-- Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under Heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. Acts 4:12 3. Jesus' Way is the old Way of the Cross of Calvary-- And having made peace through the Blood of His cross, by Him to reconcile all things unto Himself: by Him, I say, whether they be things in earth, or things in Heaven. Colossians 1:20 4. The Way of the Cross of Calvary is where jesus suffered and died for our sins-- But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes we are healed. Isaiah 53:5 5. The Lord Iesus Christ suffered and died that He might bring us to God'- For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit. 1 Peter 3:18 g - - -Dorothy Reese THE WAY OF SALVATION THE LORD IESUS CHRIST! This page sponsored by friends from Reidsville, N. C. 8 ll .4 7a Wi 'cam ' HROUGH the years God gives to us the blessed privilege of knowing briefly some of His dearest saints. We have had this privilege in knowing Reverend john M. Sivewright Reverend Mr. Sivewright, a graduate of the National Bible Institute, New York City, came to Binghamton in 1933 as the pastor of the Main Street Baptist Church. In the following year he became the instructor of Evangelism here at Bible School Park. For thirteen years his teaching has been the source of blessing and inspiration to scores of yoimg people who have answered God's call. His love for souls and his zeal to win them was somehow transferred to those who came to know him. We readily noticed the vacancy left in our life at P.B.T.S. by his homegoing, but we feel that he is one of the great host of saints whom God is marshalling around Him for His soon return. In his two months of illness, his testimony for Christ was a glowing one, and in his darkest hours, by his faith in God, he preached a far greater sermon than words could tell. Only eternity will reveal how many souls he reached by his life. Truly we can say of him, At home with the Lord. ---Mary Louise Spaugh Sponsored by Lois Mae Cook, In Loving Memory of my brother, G. Raymond Cook. 9 Iessilyn Anne Harvey just above earth's low horizon And beyond our finite ear, There's a childish voice that echoes In an anthem sweet and clear. She has joined the heavenly choir g She has gained the fairer lands - ' Yet she knows that folks will miss her, And she sings God Understands . When our works have all been tested To reveal what will remain, Iessi1yn's will all be lasting, For she labored not in vain. Though her service'days have ended, There are countless souls she's won, And she rests serene in Jesus, For she's heard His words Well done. Oft we wish she had not left us, Oft we wonder why she didg It's a part of God s designing, Though the reason may be hid, And we know while we are saddened, Iessilyn has joy today: She is face to face with Jesus, She's at home not far away. Sarah jane Thomas Sponsored by Marion Cook, In L l fill' a O N the summer of 1947, God called home one of his choice witnesses, jessilyn Anne Harvey. Iessilyn was nearly seven years old when she was suddenly taken into the presence of God, and those seven years had been spent in deep consecration to the service of God. Iessilyn was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Max Harvey, evangelists. She helped them greatly in their work, using her talents to the utmost. She prayed much for her parents' meetings, and for the souls of those who heard their messages. Even when jessilyn was very young, she witnessed to her playmates, and tried to per- suade them to accept the Saviour Whom she loved so much jessilyn was drowned as a result of a motor- boat accident while she and her parents were enjoying a vacation. While her homegoing is indeed sad, yet we know that God does not make mistakes We know that He had a purpose in it, even though we cannot understand. Rev and Mrs. Max Harvey gave the school a gift of a lovely piano in memory of their be- loved daughter When we use it, we can never forget the one in whose memory it was given, and her sweet consecrated effort for our Lord. Rev. and Mrs. Max Harvey 313,13 Uyrglfygflg QQQM oving Memory of my mother, Mrs. Agnes Cook 10 mffw5 Rev. Gordon C. Davis, D. D. PRESIDENT E, THE Class of 1948, are grateful to God for you, Dr. Gordon C. Davis. In these few short years during which we have come to know you, we can better under- stand what the Apostle Paul meant when, in writing to Titus, he said, In all things showing thyself a pattern of good works. Titus 2:7 You have demonstrated this by your interest in us, and also by the manner in which you sympathized with us in all our needs. Furthermore, your life has been a pattern in that you have shown a Christ 'like spirit at all times. Your faithfulness to the Word of Truth and your devotedness to our Lord has been a real inspiration and blessing to us. We shall be praying daily for you that God will continue to use your life as a pattern of good works until Iesus comes again. We ,trust that our lives will prove to you that, regardless what happens, We still believe in God. ' --Edwin Brooks This page sponsored by Practical Bible Training School, Bible School Park, N. Y. 12 I QA Mrs Gordon C Davis SQA x SUPERINTENDENT OF WOMEN, AND MATRON UR hearts are filled with loving gratitude and deep appreciation for Mrs. Gordon C. Davis, and for her willingness to fill the position God has given her. This willingness is clearly seen when we hear her say so often: I'm glad God has counted me worthy to do this work for Him. Her many helpful exhortations have taught us, as students, to have a Christ'centered life, and these following words she spoke to us will re'echo throughout the remainder of our Christian life . Get all you can while you are here, because you will need every bit of it later. God has His best for those who will accept His best, and His second best for those who refuse His best. Things should be done decently and in order. fl Cor. lj1:40J Christ came to minister, and not to be ministered unto. We will always remember her for the fine example she has been, and for the way in which she manifests in her life the words of the chorus she likes so well: Let the beauty of Iesus be seen in me g All His wonderful passion and purity. O, Thou Saviour, Divine, All my nature refine Till the beauty of Iesus be seen in me. ......Betty 1. Bryant This page sponsored by Triangle Baptist Church, Triangle , N. Y. Jesus Saves l Tim. 1:15. Rev. L. M. Mathewson, Pastor. 13 Zaman! of 2l7Z60Z'0fZd 1 REV. M.C. PATTERSON MRS. JOHN A. DAVIS REV. HARRY W. Th.D., D.D. Bible School Park, N.Y. VOM'BRUCH D.D. Vice-President Long Beach, Calif. Bible School Park, N.Y. Honorary Superintendent of Women Evangelist, Former Director of the Students' President of Women's President of National League of Many Nations Advisory Council Convention of Evan' gelists, located at Winona Lake, Indiana. MR. C. W. STEWART REV. CHARLES S. REV. MARMION L. 609 W. Water Street YOUNG LOWE, D.D. Elmira, N.Y. Watsontown, Pa. Bible School Park, N.Y Treasurer, New Method Conference Director Teacher at P.B.T.S. Varnish Co. Evangelist Bible Conference Christian Leader and Speaker- Layman This page sponsored by Practical Bible Training School, Bible School Park, N.Y. 14 ?awZfg Sfaff wma cunmcuium PSYCHOLOGY AND PREACHING ..... Instruction is given the student in this course in the important facts and truths of the principles of psychology. It gives those principles of psy- chology which are most helpful to the preacher in his work of dealing with people. The student also id given a knowledge of leadership and an enthusiasm for it. He is given the important equipment of human understanding and tact which will enable him as a leader to convince people, rather than to force them, to accept his message willingly HOMILETICS ..... This is the study of the preparation and de- livery of sermons It includes a detailed study of the different types of sermons, source materials, and illustrations. COMPARATIVE THEOLOGY --.-- Various reasons for the neces- sity for Christians to be Critical Apologistsu are given in this course. It is to prepare the Apologist to be able to defend the Bible, as well as to believe it, in order that he may be ready N always to give an answer to every man that asketh him a reason REV. GORDON C. DAVIS, D. D of the hope that is in him 1 Peter 3:15. PSYC.h0198Y and Preaching A general study and refutation of Anti-Biblical theories of Homlletlc? the cause of the universe, and a study course on the Harmony of ggtfifggzifggiiggeology Science and the Bible are also presented. Senior Vocal PUBLIC SPEAKING ..... This is a three year course devoted to the development of an exercise and method whereby the diaphragm lift support of the voice production is established. In the first year, the student is started on the method, in the second, the voice is more securely placed and support- ed and the method becomes more automatic, and in the third, the Seniors build on the foundation which they have laid in the past two years. SENIOR VOCAL ..... Vocal lessons supplement the Public Speaking course, and help the student to develop a singing voice as well as a speaking voice. Psychological qualities are also developed which will enable him to speak in confidence, assurance and conviction. This page sponsored by Calvary Baptist Church, Chenango at Moffat, Binghamton, N.Y. Rev. W. A. Haggai, Pastor, 20 Moffat Ave. Tel. 28138. Glenn S. Gevert, Assistant Pastor, Tel. 47322, The Restful Home'Like Church 15 REV. M.C. PATTERSON, MRS. IOHN A. DAVIS Th.D.,D.D. Honorary Superintendent Director of the Students' of Womeng President of League of Many Nations Women's Advisory Council Class Teacher ' 50 may ! HAZEL B. DAVIS MRS. M.C. PATTERSON Superintendent of Women Assistant Director of the Matron Students' League of Many Nations This page sponsored by Waterloo Baptist Church, Waterloo, N.Y. Rev. Lewis Swancott, Pastor 16 BIBLE DOCTRINE .... The doctrinal teachings of Scripture are studied in this course, in an endeavor to help the student to become better ac' quainted with the Triune God. The teaching includes a study of the Attributes of the Triune God, God's dealing with the problem of sin, the substitutionar atonement of esus Christ, the Person and Work of Y I the Holy Spirit, and some dispensational truth. BIBLICAL THEOLOGY .... This is a Messianic and Prophetical course in which much consideration is given to the study of Israel. A study of the typology of Israel in the Old Testament is taken up, and also a study of the Messiah, His identity, the necessity for and manner of His entrance into the world, His reception here, and final victory and enthronement. This includes the comparing of Old Testament pro- phecies of Messiah which are fulfilled in jesus Christ in the New Testament. A Study of Israel in the New Testament is also given consideration. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY .... This is a detailed study of Bibliology, the Atonement, and the Holy Spirit. This supplies the student with definite and exact information to stabilize him in the faith as he leaves school. ENGLISH BIBLE .... This is an interesting course in which a sim- plified system of Bible marking is used. It informs the students of the basic facts, persons, and incidents of early Biblical record. Every promise, law, type, and chapter of the Old Testament story isshdiscovered to have its final, fullest expression in the Lord Iesus rist. OLD TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION .... This is also a study of the Old Testament and has as its aim the finding of Christ in every book and chapter. The student seeks to gain the true meaning of Scripture in the light of the Gospel of Grace and to acquire the living, eternal message of each book for the times in which we ive. NEW TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION .... The law of Biblical in- terpretation and exegesis is to find out the mind of God through the Word of God, under the direction of the Holy Spirit. Dr. F. E. Marsh. This study deals with the laws of interpretation and is a definite study ' ,V of the important truths of the New Testament. REV. H.H. WAGNER,D.D. Bible Doctrine Biblical Theology Systematic Theology .,. ,,..,,, l la: S Q me ,N ,X .X tw. i ei lt 1: L- i , REV. MARMION L. LOWE D D i H 'English Bible Old Testament Interpre' tation New Testament Interpre tation Class Teacher '49 This page sponsored by a Christian Businessman of Binghamton, N.Y. N 17 1 . HILDA I. COPLEY,M. A. English 4 Literature Christian Education 1, 2,3,4 Shorthand Church Secretarial Methods NELLIE A. MANLEY, B.A. Assistant Registrar Secretary to President Secretary in Financial Office Secretary and Book- keeper in Matron's Department Church History 1,2 Missions ENGLISH 4 .... A course in College English, designed to build on the foundation of High School courses in composition and grammar a thorough knowledge of correct and appropriate speaking and writing on a college level. LITERATURE .... A study of English and American Literature on a college level, with a special emphasis upon the authors whose lives and writings furnish illustrations for sermons. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 1 .... A History of Christian Education is taught together with story-telling and the use of the flannel-graph. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 2 .... A study of Child Psychology of the various ageslevels of childhood and adolescence. Attention is given to the physical, mental, spiritual, and social characteristics, inter- ests, and needs of each group. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 3 ..... A study of the use of Visual Aids in the church. A practical course of instruction in the use of var- ious kinds of Visual Aids and equipment. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 4 .... A study of Principles of Christian Education, including methods in Vacation Bible School, and in Youth Work in the church: Also, a course in Administration of Church School is taught in this year. CHURCH HISTORY 1 .... In this course the history of the Christian Church through the different periods is traced. It includes the Apostolic Period, the Ante-Nicene and Post-Nicene Periods, the Development of the Papacy, the Ascendance of the Papacy, the De- cline of the Papacy, and the Reformation. CHURCH HISTORY 2 .... A further study of Church History after the Reformation It presents the revivals of the Eighteenth and Nine- teenth Centuries, together with a study of the more important de- nominations which have developed since the Reformation. MISSIONS .... The history and progressive development of Christian Missions from the time of Paul to the present Included also in the course are biographical sketches of important pioneer missionaries i and a study of the qualifications and preparation of the individual for missionary work. Research study is made and a presentation Jf home missions is given This Page Sponsored By: Primitive Methodist Church, johnson City, N.Y., Rev Ioseph McGuinness, Pastor Boulevard Methodist Church, Binghamton, N.Y., Rev. Melvin Dodd, Minister 18 BIBLICAL INTRODUCTION .... All Christians rejoice in the fact that they have God's Word to read and study. However, few of them know the experiences through which it passed in order that we might have it today. The purpose of this course is to search out the origin of the sa- cred Scriptures and to learn of the great experiences in hardship, fire, and hatred through which it has passed. Through all of these experiences God has miraculously preserved it for His people. A knowledge of this subject is necessary, though much neglected The course gives the student a foundation upon which he may build more detailed Bible study. Included also are sug- gestions as to qualifications necessary and methods for more fruitful study of the Bible. BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES .... The study of the history of all nations from antiquity .... especially Israel in relation to God's plan for 'the ages, as found in Biblical records and corroborated by ar- chaeological and geological discoveries Included also is the study of the setting of the New Testament together with happen- ings of the Inter-Testament years. Some time too is devoted to 'a study of Bible manners and customs in the land of Palestine. REV. JOHN YOUNG Biblical Introduction Ugg REV. LEROY C. WESTBROOK Biblical Antiquities Greek-English Introductory Greek Class Teacher '48 This page sponsored by John Young Bible House, 143 Washington St., Binghamton, N.Y. Headquarters for Christian Literature A 19 w w REV. PAUL GRIFFIS B.A.,rh. D. Evangelism Greek-Engl'sh l'2 :Il EVANGELISM .... This course presents the Bible as the Word of God in which we find the plan of salvation . . . God s perfect plan for sinful man to be reconciled to God through the Lord jesus Christ. ' Evangelism is the message of salvation. It presents the Lord Jesus Christ as God's plan of salvation. Luke 19:10... For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost. Evangelism and the Gospel are one and the same. The Gospel is the good news that Christ died to save lost humanity and rose to justify the believer. Christianity is nothing less and can be nothing more than relationship to Christ, the Saviour The course of Evangelism undertakes to furnish the student with a working knowledge of the Scriptures as they can be used in leading lost men and women to the Saviour. GREEK-ENGLISH 1 .... NEW TESTAMENT WORD STUDY .... The student in this study gains the deeper meaning which is contained in the Greek words without the details of grammatical usage GREEK-ENGLISH 2 .... NEW TESTAMENT WORD STUDY .... The discovery of hidden truths in the Greek words in this course in- spires the student to do independent research in this inexhaus- tible gold-mine . GREEK lINTRODUCTORYy .... A study of the basic principles of New Testament Greek grammar. NEW TESTAMENT GREEK 1 .... A foundation of grammar is laid in this course to acquaint the student with the fimdamental facts of Greek. NEW TESTAMENT GREEK 2 .... This is an advanced course in Greek where the student goes on to use his Greek in a more prac- tical way . . . namely, the translation of certain Epistles from the original language in which they were written into our own language REV. URBAN F. CLINE . B.A.,Th.B. Greek flntroductoryj New Testament Greek 1,2 This Page Sponsored By: The Little White Church, Conklin, N.Y., Rev. Paul Griffis, Pastor The Lake Arrowhead Bible Conference, Box 505, Binghamton, N.Y Tune in WNBF 6:15 A.M weekdays, Sunday, 9:30 A.M. 20 ,p1f. , 4- -as , ,aff-rc 77.1 MARCELLA GATHANY Assistant Matron Supervisor of Women's Manual Work XS XY W ,Q DANIEL L. CONN 3 . Superintendent of Grounds ,X and Buildings ' Supervisor of Men s Manual SX N Work N Assistant in Men's Department D 0 ENGLISH 1 .... This course deals with the fundamentals of English grammar. ENGLISH 2 .... A continuation of the study of English grammar ENGLISH 3 .... This course in composition helps to equip the stu- dent to present the Gospel effectively. It is the aim of these courses to equip the student who has not completed his High School course in English. NOTE: English 1 and 3 are taught by Mrs. John Bullock. FRANCES L. SAWYER English 2 Secretary in charge of Echoes Book Room REV. WM. S. CRANDALL Ph.D.,D.D. Pastoral Efficiency Church Organization REV. WM, S. HAWKS A.B.,Th.D.,D.D. New Testament Greek Greek'English l0n leave of absence.J This page sponsored by: First Baptist Church, Hallstead, Pa., Rev. Ralph Smith, Pastor, Rev. C. Claypool, Asst. Whitney Point Baptist Church, Whitney Point, N.Y., Rev. Gerald Hobart, Pastor 21 .........4. MRS. EDNA GARDINOR Superintendent of laundryg SARA LENORE SWAN Assistant in Matron's Deuartment DOROTHY GARDINOR my Wan., Librarian JL , J F I , Wi 4 Y ,J-2 J L an HELEN I. GARDNER Z Assistant in Matron's Department MILDRED U. CLARK Assistant in Matron's Department LOIS ELLEN LEE DAVID E. BRAID JOHN H. HOAGLAND Assistant in Matron's Culinary Department Maintenance Assistant Department This page sponsored by Christian Cheer Foundation, Box 135, Hallstead, Pa. Carrying the Gospel to those Neglected 22 C 70467 Q E, the Class of 1948, praise God for the great part that each one of you have played in our training for Christian service. Although we have learned many precious truths from our classes, we have also gleaned much from your love and devotion to our Saviour, the Lord jesus Christ. In the past three years, we have grown to love you and to look to you for an example of consistent Christian living Many of us have not only shared our joys with you, but also much of our sorrow. When things looked dark for us, your sweet lives of consecration en- couraged us to go forward for Him. Your lives of sacrifice have meant much to us, and we deeply appreciate your loyalty and faithfulness to your work here for the Lord. We are awaiting the time when we shall see our blessed Lord face to face , but un- til then we shall all gather 'round the Throne of God in prayer for one another. ----Marion Cook SUMMARY OF THE CURRICULUM FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR Name of H0urS Name of Hours Name of Hours Subject per Week Subject V per Week Subject per Week English Bible --------- 5 Old Testament Interpretation . . 5 New Testament Bible Doctrine .------- 5 Biblical Theology .......... 4 I Interpretation ....... 5 Biblical Antiquities ----- 4 Greek 1 .............. .4 Systematic Theology .... 5 MiSSi0nS .-...------- 3 Ir. Homiletics ............ 3 Christian Education 4 . . . 3 Biblical Intl'0d11Cti0n ---- 2 Church History 1 .......... 3 Greek 2 ............ 3 EVangeii5m ---- V ------ 2 Greek-English 1 fAssigned for Sr. Homiletics ........ 3 English 4 -----------. 3 Theological Diplomal Comparative Theology . . . 2 Pnbiie Speaking 1 ------ 1 Christian Education 2 ....... 1 Greek-English 2 ....... 2 Introductory Greek ----- 1 Christian Education 3 ....... 1 fAssigned for Theological fwintel' 2-nd Spring Terms? CAssigned for Theological Diplomal Christian Education 1 . . . 1 Diplomal Church Histor 2 1 English 2 Assigned .... 3 pubuc Speaking 2 .......... 1 ,A . d f Y .XA ' i ' ' 1 English 1 Assigned .... 3 Literature ........ . . .1 sslgne or T G0 ogica Shorthand CElectiveJ .... 3 English 3 lAssignedl .... . . . 2 Diploma? 4 Typewriting qnlecuvey. . . . . .2 Pastoral Efficiency- - - - -1 Public Speaking 3 ...... 1 Church Secretarial Methods CElectiveJ .... 2 This page sponsored by Covington Baptist Church, Covington, Pa Lamb's Creek Church, L. C- Grow, Pastor Holding Forth the Word of Life 23 -mmm, vm :XV ,fx v fm 1, ,Q 92,-Q, P 0555 QQ 15. g I Q W, A X r 'Wifi A e -f f! Wm .H , Q ini S X z 'W f ,','!!?fEI:5 A I ifiiil . 5 what 5 a can fddd eaciez In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength... Isaiah 30:15 E shall praise our Lord always for the sweet fellowship and many blessings which we have enjoyed through your Christ'like life and spirit. We feel better prepared for our Saviour's service from the advice you have given, the life you have lived, and even through your illness. Because of all these things, we have been drawn nearer to our Lord. As we go into our separate fields of harvest, we shall remember you in our prayers and trust that we, like you, may prove the Grace of God in our lives of service for Him. Elmer Pitcher , jr. YEARBOOK STAFF Honorary Editor'in-Chief . . . . . Rev. Leroy C. Westbrook Editor 'in-Chief ...... ..... S arah Jane Thomas Associate Editor . ........... Helen Shostak Literary Editor .... . . Catherine Feather Hoagland Photography Editors . . . ...... . Charles R. Straub Myrtle L. Jarvis Art Editor , . . ..... Harry Dayton Sports Editor . . . . . Marion Dale Fleming League Editor. . . .... Geraldine Willits Humor Editor .... . . . Nadine A. Thompson Business Managers . . . . . . Allen B. Herman Kenneth Johnson Circulation Managers . . . . . Paul Suess Irvin johnson Alumni Editors . . . . . . . . .......... . . . . . Elizabeth Potts Vera Focht, Betty Bryant, Betty Saltsman Secretary . . . ................... Shirley Shaver Treasurers . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock Typist ..... ........... E lva E. Hlngle Hymnologists . . . . . . Helen Collins, Arelene Wilkins Sarah Jane Thomas This Page Sponsored By: Church of the Brethren, Brooklyn, N. Y., Rev. L. Thomas, Pastor Church of the Brethren, Young People's Society, Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. a.nd Mrs. H. L. Thomas, Tyrone, Pa. 26 Class Teacher REV. LEROY C. WESTBROOK 213 Liberty Avenue Union, New York That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His suf- ferings, being made conform' able unto His death. Philippians 3:10 N E But God forbid that 1 should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is cru- cified unto me, andltmto the world. Galatians 6:14 A VVVCCW ' 0104 77054 C12 . Class President WOODROW BROWN Bible School Park, N. Y. And grieve not the Holy Spirit of God, whereby we are sealed unto the day of redemption. Ephesians 4:30 Class Vice'President Class Secretary Class Treasurer HELEN SHOSTAK SARAH IANE THOMAS HARRY W. DAYTON 10119 Detroit Avenue 1310 Washington Avenue Swan River Street A Cleveland, Ohio Tyrone, Pennsylvania Patchogue, Long Island, New York Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath be' gun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. s dwg X154 secs, at A xxod CGULQS Jrzgaogxrtsvs- Philippians 1:6 But thanks be lmto God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord jesus q Christ. I Corinthians 15:57 Show me Thy ways, O Lord, teach me Thy paths. Lead me in T31 mu? 352363. me: or ou ar e my ilalvatioing on Thee do I wait l the ay. Psalms 25:4,5 L 1 if . as A-V, This Page Sponsored By: ,gk L, 4' ,f 'X Glenn Castle Bible Class, Glenn Castle, N.Y., Charles Straub, Teacher . U 11- Upper Lyle Church, Upper Lyle, N.Y., Rev. Woodrow Brown, Pastor .44- '5.I WJ IAAL lo' J. :9 101- Lv W, b xt .1 - J -0- +5 U , 4 21 455-J' Musa ' 'X' -b fu' bf' of Ak gx VJ 9 VV , V W Ha. .41-,19L,,o-ff . YU View bf? -4- ' ,, ... and A life whicyl n w live '44 IOSEPH PTAPGAR EDWIN M. BROOKS 5 9 5 oak street ' M 29 , 9 3201 East Main street Sgr-infh, Newtxgxgk any Endwell, New York Hilti it ruciijied with Chriqiy O Lord, open Thou my lips 3 nevert. 5 ess I live' yet not and my mouth shall shew I2 blft C rist livettf' in mes, ' forth Thy praise.' tl-5? Psalms 51:15 ' the leish Iii :by grfofaith the Son of GCE wig, ved e and gave.,Him elf rme Galatians 2 : 20 il. BETTY 1. BRYANT MRS. JOHN H. BULLOCK 3 Burt Avenue 205 East Broadway ROSA M. BROWN 11 Highland Avenue Binghamton, New York I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live 5 yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave Himself for me. Galatians 2:20 JOHN H. BULLOCK 205 East Broadway Endwell, New York Girard, Ohio Girard, Ohio And the Lord, He it is that Thou wilt keep him in per- According to my earnest ex' doth go before thee, He will fect peace, whose mind is pectation and my hope, that be with thee, He will not fail stayed on Thee: because he in nothing I shall be ashamed, thee, neither forsake thee: trusteth in Thee. but that with all boldness, as fear not, neither be disma ed. Isaiah 26:3 always, so now also Christ . Deuteronomy 51:8 shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Philippians 1:20 79744 Jamal f Mr. Harold Apgar, C.E.M., U.S.S. Suisun A.U.P. 53' 771 -Zlrafeafffa AA . . 0 O O , - cfo San Francisco, Calif U S Navy 28 - aww ,Q5CZZaa.2f4 fav Q'-i bite, 1 BONNIE I. CAMMACK HELEN H. COLLINS JOHN H. COOK Couderspgrt, 705 Thomas Street Beaver, Pennsylvania Reidsville, North Carolina West Virginia He must increase, but 1 The Lord is my light and my f Holding forth the Word of must decrease. salvation, whom shall I fear? Life 3 that I may rejoice in john 3:30 the Lord is the strength of the day of Christ, that I have my life, of whom shall I be not run in vain, neither la' afraid? bored in vain.' Psalm 27:1 Philippians 2:16 LOIS MAE COOK MARION 1. COOK f EUGENE C. CROSBY 1700 Beal Avenue R.D. No. 2, Box 96 L f R.D. No. 1 Lansing, Michigan Turtle Creek, Penn ylv a Vestal, New York AndkvQe lalomw that all things gear tgou ngytg f with Wherefore come ent from wor oge er or good to ee: e n ' a d' for I them that love God, to them am thy G : ' rengthen :g,c:gtt:e:gi31nFh:eLE.d rghgizrglglgogzllfad according the 'Keg' upgl dihp fhefftgq . and touch not the unclean . ee W1 ' . Romans 8:28 e ' . ,Em of My rigfyf ' X and I will receive , . :, ' V' ' Yu sSJyfj,rYiSaiah?ff.1 if H Corinthians 6:17 mul wt' - ,J Sponsored by Bommie Cmmack,WJ Memory of my father, Sameul William Cammack x f 5 29 O JAMES F. DERSHAM 92 North Main Street Geneva, New York The Lord is my liiht and my salvation, w om shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life, of whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1 MARION DALE FLEMING Bible School Park, New York Fear thou notg for I am with thee: be not dismayed, for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee g yea, I will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of My righteousness. Isaiah 41:10 ROBERT GROSSMAN Dunmore, Pennsylvania Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 ALLEN B. HERMAN 742 West 3rd Street Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:13'14 Congratulations to Class of 1948 ff I I g If me fngfer ' hteocileslkgliy s me l 455 ,-,- -'f W. vig I i I I . ' . v' , 7 . 1 ff' ,, . . H. M' IEANNETTE HEUCHELE Rhinebeck, New York - Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be accept' able in Thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my re- deemer.' I Psalm 19:14 Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Focht and Son, Wayne, Tyrone, Pa., Phil. 1:6 Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Barton, Pinto, Md., Gal. 6:9 30 ELVA E. HINGLE Bayport, Long Island New York Praise ye the Lord. Praise the Lord, O my soul. Psalm 146:1 if af' CATHERINE FEATHER HOAGLAN D Lloydell, Pennsylvania He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good, and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Micah 6:8 KENNETH IOHNSEN IRVIN IOHNSON Academy Street Bayport, Long Island, New York The fruit of the right' e,0uS is a tree of life, and he that winneth souls is wise. Proverbs 11:30 Wendel Road Alden, New York Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new crea- ture: old things are passed away, behold, all things are become new. ' II Corinthians 5:17 MYRTLE L. IARVIS 216 West Main Street Waterloo, New York For the Lord God will help meg therefore shall I not be confounded, therefore have I set my face like a flint, and I know I shall not be ashamed.' ' Isaiah 50:7 HOPE S. KEMM , Ouaquaga, , s y MX. New orlsy u I ave C?l Ic:gi?O I .N 39 H 'C- bi6 J 5, .rd , Ganga ui 4' Jifaaggft ssco:-:gr yea ,E -H Q shall ask oft er:Fath r in.. M13j?'?2sH'?wfH3,m5Y Sfgettilw .krt ff' yo , In 3 - 1 I U Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hoagland, In Memory of james Merle Feagherj X 4 31 'W - -vk Y lf' I X w .....l NINA KING Rt. 4 Box 102 Albany, Georgia Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understand- ing. In all thy ways ac' knowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5,6 , f'.fn QIQRES 1. PITCHER arren Center, ' L Pennsylvania KSSHBVG not I commanded thee? Be strong' andof a MIVA g ood Courageg be not ff afraid, neither be thou ' dismayed: for the Lord thi God is with thee whith' ersoever thou goest. y Ioshuae 1 : Q ,Av MRS. VERNA LANDIS 1331 Mulberry Street Reading , Pennsylvania When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord ,shall lift up a stan' dard agafijnst? him. ' ' 4, frff' tv ,Isaiah 59:19 J X Qytly -x :if .2 My ,4,.' I f. 1 y' ' - vw , g 2 .9 in J . . . QW J' .EQ Q ' c. 1 ' YJ it .J if . ELIZABETH E. POTTS R.D. No. 2 Montrose, Pennsylvania Delight thyself also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy ways unto the Lord, trust also in Himg and He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:4,5 This Page Sponsored By: ELMER PITCHER Warren Center, Pennsylvania That I may know Him, and the power of His resur- rection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 DOROTHY REESE 322 West 15th Street Tyrone, Pennsylvania That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrec- tion, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 Evangelist Elmer Pitcher, Ir., Warren Center, Pa. South Side Baptist Church, Hornell, N.Y. , Rev. C. H. Wilcox, Pastor A- Bible Teaching Church 4 '32 BETTY SALTSMAN SHIRLEY MAE SHAVER 538 Ontario Avenue Schoharie, Renovo, Pennsylvania New York Have not I commanded thee? Not with eyeservice, as Be strong and of a good menpleasersg but as the courage, be not afraid, servants of Christ, doing neither be thou dismayed: the will of God from the for the Lord thy God is with heart. thee whithersoever thou Ephesians 6:6 goest. Ioshua 1:9 CHARLES R. STRAUB PAUL R. SUESS Castle Creek Road North Milgrove Road Binghamton, New York Alden, New York For the Lord God will The Lord is my rock, and help meg therefore shall I my fortress, and my deliv- Exot bg coniountded: fthere' ererg my God, my strength, ore ave se my ace in whom I will trust: my like a flint, and I know salvation, and my high that I shall not be ashamed. tower. Isaiah 50:7 Psalm 18:2 MARY LOUISE SPAUGH . Burlington, Washington For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on Him shall not be ashamed. Romans 10:11 NADINE A. THOMPSON Hunt, New York Be careful for nothing: but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanks' giving, let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God which pass eth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6,7 This page sponsored by Phyllis Shaver, Schoharie, N.Y. 33 Hz..-. ,,,, , 'EMO C A ,rg 927814 4 PQVJEAEGE g H: GE n nyffwa, ,:9,,W, yu, , ydiyfyy .ff'79,y A900 E159 -bu-.ET.:..' YOJ 4 JL' -UE 702 ng ,swf .mo W4-'ff ue- Hl27.i ESMF :very 8 iff? Pesafg , - . , - 1. 5: I -- -'11 - - WED 19 Y 4.1.5 WET? .7 fg-9 If 76 M5 if ??Ee'? f , 9 Egg my libs 7 ., ,vu .gp ,. a if FLORENCE G. VICKERY DOROTHY LOUISE VISSER Vp ARELENE N. WILKINS Cincinnatus, Bloomville, N.Y. ft R.D. No. 1 New York Mainesburg, Pa. ' 'According to my earnest ex' ,f 1 , H , But I-le knoweth the way pectation and my hope, that 1 rv, And He S2-141 HIHYO me, My that I take: when he hath in nothingl Shall be ashamed grace IS sufficient for thee: tried me, I shall come but with all boldness, as al' 1 fer MY strength IS made forth as gold. ways, so now also Christ Perfect ln W9a-kU9S,S- M0St Iob 23:10 shanbe magnified in my gladly therefore W111 I rather glory in my infir' mities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. II Corinthians 12:9 body, whether it be by life, or by death. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. ' ' Philippians 1: 20,2 1 GERALDINE E. WILLITS MARGARET M. WITTER DOROTHY I. WORTMAN 211 Wylie Street R.D. No. 2 927 West 22nd Street jersey Shore, Columbiana, Ohio Lorain, Ohio Pennsylvania Thou therefore endure And the Lord, He it is According to my earnest hardness, as a good sol- that doth go before thee: expectation and my hope, dier of jesus Christ. He will be with thee, He that in nothing I shall be II Timothy 2:3 will not fail thee, neither ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be forsake thee: fear not, neither be dismayed. Deuteronomy 31:8 magnified in my body, Wheth- er it be by life, or by death death. . Philippians 1:20 . This Page Sponsored By: First Baptist Church, Northumberland, Pa., Rev. H. Wolfe, Pastor First Baptist Church, Lock Haven, Pa., Rev. Howard Young, Pastor 34 l Q 7 'MfA4f WWW QELLMJ I 7 MARGARET R. WORTMAN ELLEN M. CARLSON 927 West 22nd Street Covington, Lorain, Ohio Pennsylvania Shew me Thy ways, O Lord Have not I commanded thee? teach me Thy paths. Lead Be strong and of a good cour- me in Thy truth, and teach age, be not afraid, neither be me: for Thou art the God thou dismayed: for the Lord of my salvation, on Thee do thy God is With thee whither' I wait all the day. soever thou goest. Psalm 25:4,5 Joshua 1:9 7 775 4 T the Alumni Retreat in 1946, one of the outstanding speakers was Rev. Harry I. Hagar, Ph.D.,D.D., pastor of the Bethany Reformed Church in Chicago. We received a great blessing from his messages and from his consecrated life, and because he was such an inspiration to us, we I invited him to join our class as an honorary member. Dr. Hagar is a nationally known Bible teacher, and besides his suc- cessful work as pastor of a large church, he carries on an extensive itinerating work among many Bible Conferences. We,consider it a great privilege to have him as one of our Uclass' mates . Rev. Harry 1. Hagar, Ph.D.,D.D. I N October 17, 1947, Rev. Russell H. Glazier presented a very chal- lenging appeal to us concerning the field of China. Rev. Mr. Glazier, a missionary under the China Inland Mission Board, was home temporarily because of wartime conditions in China. While he was in America, he did a great work among the school children in North Carolina. In January, 1948, however, he sailed once more to his beloved China. We are very happy to have such a servant of Christ join our class as an honorary mem' ber. We are grateful to God for the wonderful fellowship we had with our classmate in the few hours of his visit to us. Rev. Russell H. Glazier This page sponsored by Independent Calvary Church, Cresaptown, Md. Rev. Wayne I. Shellenberger, Pastor. Where Hungry Hearts are Fed 35 N November 14, 1946, Evangelist Dave Evans visited P.B.T.S. and thrilled our hearts with a glowing message from God's Word. We considered it a real honor to have him accept honorary membership in the Class of '48. Mr. Evans says: Thirteen years ago I, the son of theatrical parents, planning to follow'in their footsteps on the stage, attended a Gospel tent meeting at the earnest invitation of a consecrated high school teacher, heard the call of Christ, and turned my footsteps to following after Christ. I am still amazed when I consider that my salvation was made possible through the activity of the eternal Trinity: the Father loving, the Son dying, and the Holy Spirit bringing into my heart the love, life, and light of God. DAVID 1. EVANS Evangelist T a chapel program in january, 1947, Mr. Stewart G. Billings, who was at that time a representative for Victory Sky Pilots, gave us a very comprehensive report of the work of missionary aviation. We realized the great possibilities there are in the world today to help in the evangelization of lost souls through the facility of air travel. We enjoyed the fellowship of Mr. Billings, and were happy to have him join us in honorary membership. Since that time Mr. Billings felt led to become associated with the World Christian Crusade, and is now working with this group, whose headquarters are at Fort Wayne, Indiana. STEWART G. BILLINGS NCE an atheist, now a bondslave of the Lord jesus Christ, I. V. Neprash, a former educator in Russia, realized his need of a Saviour through a process of reasoning. Logic brought him to Calvary. Persecution followed his conversion but did not keep him from serving his Lord. Stationed herein America our dear brother continues in this service, publishing and distributing Christian literature, pro' claiming the gospel and providing for needy believers abroad. After hearing' his message in chapel we became burdened for his work and desired to enter a prayer covenant with him. On April 17, we, the class of 1948, invited Professor Neprash to become one of our honorary members. I. V. NEPRASH This Page Sponsored By: Hunts Corners Union Church, Hunts Corners, N.Y., Charles Straub, Pastor Endwell Christian Church, Endwell, N.Y., Edward Brooks, Pastor, II Cor. 4:5 36 V emma Class Verse Class Motto Class Colors Galatians 6:14 ' ALWAYS AND ALL FOR CHRIST Deep Green and White Arlene Wilkins S. I. Thomas Helen Collins 1. No matter what task may await us, Thigh long is the pathway and rough, 2. Always for Christ is our motive Always and all for the Lord, 3. Earnest we'll be in His service, Steadfast will we remain, . ' r P i bi? W A PEPP h Jlljllilgjl gl . 4 lg Regardless how small seems our service To be Always for Christn is enough. Always His will shall be honored, and always His name be adoredll' We'll glory in nothing but Calvary, And we'll work till He comes back again. bw ' I iF5fRF44 ' 9-b V ' CHORUS CBassj fSop. Sz Ten.J b H jul' J I .f J .3 s avlomis for us TWV In all ways our Saviour is for us, In all things consistent is He, is He lUqVFVFFEV QIFVFVRWF Wa: If fall ifmmfj Oh Lord, may we live in Thy likeness, And be Always and All for Thee I AJEEHEFFFIF EWCFEFFIPF 37 1 ef' , y -fJ9,'?'f. A30 I ,fq,:l,.7,. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row Braunbeck, E., Todd, L., Wass, M. fspeciall, Latter, B., Walton, M., Lowe, Dr. M. L. fClass Teacherl, Douthitt, L., Sowl, A., Woolcutt, R., Detwiler, G., Hemenway, H Pifer, W., Walter, D., Whitmore, P., Van Hart, B., Mihailov, S., Mix, B., Heffentra ger, Mrs. P., Bowser, I., Hughes, M., Harris, M., Bennet, R., Swanson, M., Failing R., Ritchie, W., Force, L. . Gwyn, E., Heffentrager, P., Campbell, A., Beaver, H., Cobb, L., Griffis, A., Rhodes A., Whitney, W., Hinderer, G., Hauser, D., Davis, O., Nixon, L., Colwell, F., Line' baugh D. : Witter, R., Goodrich, N., Stiles, D., Stuper, E., Wright, A., Bilich, H., Prince, M., Snyder, I., Sakura, G., Brunner, M., McMil1en, Mrs R., VanSant, E., Ostrander, E., Towers, B., Culp, E., Wheaton, O., Hathaway, C. ' 1 STAND FAST IN THE FAITH! S we leave you to go out into a world of sin and darkness to preach Christ, we will be taking many precious memories and blessings with us. They are memories of the fellowship which we have enjoyed with you, through our Lord Jesus Christ. Christ has truly been reflected in your lives. We pray that this may be said of you until that glor- ious day when Christ shall come for His oum. Then we will be together forever. CLASS OFFICERS --Margaret Wortman Dr. M. L. Lowe, Class Teacher Mrs. P. Heffentrager, Vice ' President G. Hinderer, President L. Douthitt, Secretary D. Hauser, Treasurer This page sponsored by the Class of 1949 Class Verse: Phil. 1:21 Class Colors: Deep Red and White Class Song: Beneath the Cross of Iesus Class Motto: Reflecting Christ 38 7 'x I .s Q.: .,4 we Class Verse Class Motto Class Colors Philippians 1:21 Reflecting Christ Deep Red and White CLASS ORGANIZATION Class Teacher. . . .Rev. M. L. Lowe, D.D. President George Hinderer Secretary Laura jean Douthitt Vice'President Mrs. Rhea Heffentrager Treasurer Darris Hauser Bennett, Rose Mary 75 Maple Avenue, R.D.No 3 Pulaski, New York Bilich, Hilda L. Box 63 Springboro, Pennsylvania Bowser, Joy B. R.D. No. 2 Worthington, Pennsylvania Brunner, Marie 86 Chestnut Street Binghamton, New York Culp, Evelyn M. R.D. No. l Canfield, Ohio Detwiler, Goldye M. Douthitt, Laura lean Failing, Ruby E. Goodrich, Nellie Harris, Margaret E. Heffentrager, Rhea Trout fMrs.l Hemenway, Helene M. Hughes, Margaret E. Latter, Betty jane McMillen, Dorothy Negley fMrs.J Mihailov, Sadie I. Mix, Betty I. Ostrander, Elvajane Prince, Mary Jane Sakura, Grayce T. Smith, H. Ianetta Snyder, F. lime Sowl, Avis M. Stiles, Dorothy M. Stuper, Evelyn G. Swanson, Margaret E. Towers, Betty C. Van Hart, Betty Lou Van Sant, Edna M. Walter, Dorothy H. Walton, M. Elizabeth Wass, Marion CSpecia1 Studentj Wheaton, Onilee J. Whitmore, Phyllis I. Witter, Roberta Woolcutt, Rose Emma Wright, Alice Faye Beaver, Herman Braunbeck, Elwood E. Campbell, Allen W. Cobb, Wendell L. Colwell, Floyd S. Davis, Owen E. Forse, Leo Griffis, Allison R. Gwyn, Eugene Hathaway, Carl A. Hauser, Darris M. Heffentrager, Paul S. Hinderer, George M. Linebaugh, Dale E. Nixon, Lewis E. Pifer, Walter E. Rhodes, Alan C. Ritchie, Wyman D. Todd, Lewis A. 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Fourth Row: Hall, D., Bailey, H., Babcock, T., Lowe, L., Muthler, H., Hillyard, E Peterson N., Driscoll, I., Brown, M., Leonard, G., Pletcher, A., Hill, A., Shoemaker R Morgan, L., Young, W., Mathewson, I., Watson, H. Thompson, W., Wills, R., Johnsen, R., Knapton, R., Lunsford, I., Walker E Crowe C., Wentworth, H., Matthews, A., Schoonover, K., Corbett, G., Wells L Lancaster Second Row: Third Row: Fifth Row: W. FAREWELL, FRESHMENI HEN we came to school, you were not here. In fact, some of you may not even have been thinking about being a Bible student, nor of going into full'time Christian work. But the Lord laid it upon our hearts to pray much concerning the future classes, and we praise Him now that He answered our prayers, and laid it upon your hearts to prepare for His service We say farewell from our hearts, and , as we leave these familiar halls, you may be assured that our prayers will continue in your behalf. May you accomplish much that will honor our precious Lord. This page sponsored by the Class of 1950 P.B.T.S. Christ's Calling is His Enabling , Phil. 3:13'14 40 77 Badder, Lillian Barnes, Wilma Belford, Helen Brammbeck, Ruby Hill fMrs.J Brown , Marilyn Bundy, Lois Carmon, Norma May Dence, Wilma Driscoll, lane E. Dye, Ella L. Greene, Fra.nces Handyside, Edna Hill, Anita F. Hill, Beulah Hillyard, Esther M. Jones, Geraldine Keller, Ruth E. Klinger, Mona Knapton, Mary Orsley fMrs.l Leonard, Grace Lewis, Lorraine Lunsford, Jewel Nystrom fMrs.J Lynch, Ieanne Major, Joanne R. Mason, Naoma Hutton fMrs.l McElwee, Ruth Mitchell, Densie D. Moody, Cornelia Muthler, Helen Louise Peterson, Nancy Pletcher, Alice Rae Pryor, Frances Shoemaker, Rozella Slack, Iola I. Warren, Clara Belle Watkins, Carol Mae Weyhe, Phyllis Wilson, Elaine Babcock, Theron Bailey, Harold W. Baughan, Harvey C. Corbett, Gene Crowe, Calvin C. Dersham, Dayton L. Gilbert, Floyd L. Hall, Donald E. Hendershot, Homar N. Johnsen, Roy M. Knapton, Roger, W. Knauss, Keith E. 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Airy, North Carolina Roulette, Pennsylvania Ellenboro, North Carolina Waterloo, New York Millerton, Pennsylvania Susquehanna, Pennsylvania Big Flats, New York Bayport, New York Penn Yan, New York Kirkland, Illinois Bellingham, Washington . Bible School Park, New York Sedro'Woolley, Washington Sedro'Woolley, Washington Sedro'Wool1ey, Washington Triangle, New York ' Rehoboth, Maryland Marion Center, Pennsylvania Olean, New York Woodhull, New York Hunt, New York Montrose, 'Pennsylvania Seattle, Washington Springboro, Pennsylvania Naples, New York Painted Post, New York Trumansburg, New York La Grange, Ohio This page sponsored by First Baptist Church, Turtle Creek, Pa. Rev. Longmore, Pastor, Rom. 1:16 41 1 4 ,.J 2557214 ' may Theron Babcock, Kenneth Johnsen, George Zellic Chayet, Marcella Gathany, Geraldine Willits, Mrs. M. C. Patterson, Rev. M. C. Patterson, Sadie Mihailov, Carol Watkins, Grayce Sakura, Lloyd Iiowe, Herman Beaver, Harold Wentworth, Irvin Johnson, Eugene Gwyn lNot present in picture . STUDENT,S LEAGUE OF MANY NATIONS NE of the greatest occasions at our school was on Thanks- giving Day, November 30, 1922, when Mrs. John A. Davis sugges- ted that those students representing different nationalities should put on a little skit, speaking in their own native languages and translating. There were nine students that day who participated in the skit. The late Rev. john A. Davis, D. D., president and founder of our school, was always looking for new ideas. He saw the great possibility in this skit to point lost souls to the Lord jesus Christ. and then in small surrounding towns and cities. It has been given over 6,500 times and in every state in the Union, and in Canada and Mexico. REV. FRED C. HAWLEY Field Representative This page sponsored by the Students' League of Many Nations l l 42 As a result, this program was given in johnson City, New York, 1 - 5 f OR four years Dr Iohn A. Davis was director of the League Services. Then in April, 1927, when the League was in California, Rev. Mr. Davis requested Rev. M. C. Patterson, D.D., who is our present vice-president, to become director of the League, with Mrs. M. C. Patterson to assist him. Since then Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Patterson have given twenty-one years of service for the Lord in this capacity. On November 5, 1947, we celebrated our Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the League with Mrs. Gordon C. Davis as our hostess. The dining room was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The entire school had a part in making the evening ont to be remembered. The program opened with the singing of I Love To Tell The Story , the customary opening hymn of the League Service. Everybody repeated the school verse and joined in the singing of our Alma Mater. Among those who took part in the program were Mrs. john A. Davis, Rev. and Mrs. Gordon C Davis, Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Patterson, Rev. M. L. Lowe, Rev. William S. Crandall, Rev. john Young, Mr. Ford Mason, Mr. Clarence Stewart, Mrs. Ernest G. Crabill, Miss Marcella Gathany, Miss Violet Johnson, Miss Emiline Whitacre, Mr. Robert Grossman, Mr. G. Zellic Chayet, and Mrs. Carl Porrit. When Mrs. john A. Davis spoke, she said: The Lord gave Rev. John A. Davis the vision, and he carried it out. Tribute was paid to Rev. and Mrs. M. C Patterson for their fine leadership of the League. Past days of the League were recalled, and testimonies were given by the present League mem- bers concerning the blessings which they have received from their travels. Mr. G. Zellic Chay- et, our Russian jew, who has spent twenty years with the League, was especially remembered at this occasion. For twenty-five years this League has been traveling and reaching those in homes, churches schools, colleges, street corners, and restaurants for our Lord jesus Christ. Many lives have been changed, and homes re-arranged because this group of dedicated students and leaders have reached them. Through the gifts of many friends of the League, we have been able to purchase a splendid new bus which has added a great deal of confort to our travels. Since we tour the country each year, it offers an education of invaluable experiences which traveling can give. - - - -Geraldine Willits ui Hifi! me 1 ' ' , I ... A. , ., .. O The New Bus This Page Sponsored By: Allen Memorial Baptist Church, Candor, N.Y. Community Baptist Church, Willseyville, N.Y. Rev. Urban F. Cline, Pastor 43 4 G i f VtQ,r f' 'fs failm 7l'A5'5i. L W -N wg. Li a ' .. -' .9-2 , ' ,x2 . 1. ...ff ,4 atv vig W 6 r 2' Q, Q 6,53 up 4 a my bs , 'I ,.. i 2 7 LJ, ,i I , c ,gf 24 Ev, . ' ar L Q, X M yu- , , YL a if A' JM 9 H I ff, W.- , 'H,Qkgw1.. l 4 l i 1 I 1 W l l 4 1 3 1 I 1 I N 7 ND His gifts were that some should be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, some pastors and teachers, for the equipment of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for building up the body of Christ... Eph. 4:11, 12 Revised Standard Version. K In the next few pages, it is our aim to acquaint the reader with the various fields of work in which our Alumni are engaged. We have chosen one representative from among many who are doing equally splendid work in the particular fields mentioned. However, it would be quite impossible to write concerning each Alumnus, individually. We trust that the representatives we have chosen will give you a fair picture of the type of work the graduates from P. B. T. S. are doing. The school leaves the choice of work entirely up to the individual student, having given him a very thorough training in almost every phase of Christian work. The student, under the leading of the Holy Spirit, goes out from school to find the work God has called him to perform. Through the efforts of all our Alumni, countless souls are won to Christ, and many Christians are drawn into a closer walk with the Lord. '77Z cmJea OUTH of Brazil, north of Argentina, and east of Chile, nestles the small country of Bolivia, South America, consisting of about 550,000 square miles. It is in this country that Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Ross have labored during the past five years. The people there are separated into three different classes. The gente class is the high class, the cho1o , the middle class, the indie , the low class. There are three different languages spoken in Bolivia also. These are as follows: Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara. During their first term there, Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Ross worked among the Quechua Indians. Now, however, they are laboring with the Aymara Indians. They are able to give out the Gospel of John, and, as soon as tracts can be printed, they will give these out also. A large number of Indians and Choles are addicted to the habit of chewing the cocoa leaf. This has a peculiar effect upon them, giving them a sort of false strength, removing all their aches and pains, but making them dull and stupid. Because of this, the mission' aries find their work quite difficult, and they need much patience in dealing with these Indians. The message of salvation must be repeated many times before they can under' stand, and only the Lord can bring them through when they realize that they must give up chewing the cocoa leaves. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Ross will soon be assisted by several others of our graduates. Rev. and Mrs. Guy Bastress will be laboring with them in Bolivia, and Miss Winifred Holden also has been called to work there for the Lord. We certainly commend these graduates for their fine work, and pray that God will lead many of the coming ,graduates to the fields beyond. Indeed the foreign mission fields are white Lmto harvest. .....Hope Kemmerer This page sponsored by the South Baptist Church, Lansing, Mich. The Church with the Neon Sign Jesus Saves 46 Q .- . .4 C OR I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it is the J power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth, to the JEW, first, and also to the Greek. Rom. 1:16 We have among our Alumni home missionaries who are at work with all types of people here in America. There are those who labor among the Indians, the mountain'folk, the rural com' munities, the slum sections of our cities, and in other types of missionary efforts. For our representative home missionaries, however, we have chosen Rev. Harry M. Fargo, Miss Gladys Morgan, and Miss Eleanor Bullock, all of whom are working together in New York City among God s chosen People, the Jews, under the American Board of Missions to the Jews. ' In order that we may understand their work better, let us visit the mission for a day, mentally. REV HARRY M FARGO As we enter, notice the display of Gospel messages portrayed in the window of their mission on Seventy'Second Street. Even as we pause to glance in, our hearts are thrilled as we see many others, from the hundreds of people who throng the streets, stop and look at the display. In the afternoon we meet many Jewish boys and girls who come in for handcraft. After learn' ing how to make various things, they are taught the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. This is done by the telling of an Old Testament story, with its application presenting Christ as the Messiah of Israel. John 3:16 and many other salvation verses are taught them, so that even if they cannot re' turn again, the message will at least be implanted in their minds. When a new child comes into the club, the thing that impresses him most is the fact that the teacher knows these stories of Israel better than many of their own Hebrew teachers. When they become acquainted with the club and the lessons, the message of the Gospel catches their atten- tion to,such an extent that they sometimes ask the teacher to skip the story and just tell us about Jesus. In the summer camp, many Jewish children hear more about the Gospel, and many become saved. Many of the sons of Jacob are born into the spiritual family of Abraham. Not only is the work done among the children, but among the adults as well. On Sunday after' noons, a public meeting is conducted where converted Jews and Gentiles gather as on, to hear the leading pastors of New York and the Jewish Christian leading pastors of the area who imfold the Prophetic Word of God for all alike. On our visit, we also meet Miss Gladys Morgan, who is working full time as an office worker at the mission headquarters. Besides office work, she is attending the Jewish Missionary Insti- tute where she is studying the Yiddish language. Miss Eleanor Bullock has charge of the mothers' work in New York and Brooklyn. She is be' loved by both the mission workers and the mothers, as she leads them to Christ. We encourage the prayers of each reader in behalf of Jewish work, and for these dear Alumni. We would not stop here. We urge your prayers for all the graduates who have found their calling to be among the neglected people here in the homeland. ......Dorothy Visser 47 pdfdldftd ?7a4 024' 74445454654 .HERE are probably more graduates who have become pastors than any other one occupation. As a fine representative among REV' FORREST E- hundreds of other successful pastors, we interview Rev. and Mrs. JOHNSON Forrest E. johnson of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, Seattle, Washington. Rev. Forrest E. Johnson was converted in Buffalo, New York. He came to P. B. T. S. in 1930, traveled with the Students League of Many Nations , presided over his class, and was graduated in 1933. Before he was called to Seattle, he had charges in Wellsville, New York, Paris, Texas, and Everett, Washington. Mrs. johnson graduated in 1934, and has been a great help to her husband's work. Their work in Seattle has been greatly blessed. When they first arrived there, forty-three people were present in the morning service. At present nearly four hundred attended the morn- ing service, and about three hundred, the evening. Three years ago the attendance at Sunday School ranged between twenty-eight and thirty-six. It now averages above three hundred. In the past three and one half years, one hundred twenty have been baptized, and two hundred seventy-eight have affiliated with the church in membership. Last year the church invested 312,000 in missions. Twenty-two of their members are in active full-time ministry of the Word of God. Thirty-five young men and women are attending Seminaries, Bible Schools, Uni- versities, and Colleges, and not a few of them are on their way to the mission field. Mission- aries who have gone out from their church are now laboring in Nigeria, Japan, Cololbia, and Iamaica. Rev. Mr. Johnson attributes this tremendous growth, not to emotional dealing with the hearts of his people, but to the fact that the Holy Spirit does the converting . What a challenge to many who will read this, as well as to the present students and pros- pective students who will be going out as pastors! Our prayers are with Brother Iohnson and his wife, who represent for us a great work, and with all the other Alumni who have been called to be pastors and pastors' assistants. This Page Sponsored By: First Baptist Church, Kingston, N.Y. Ponckhockie Congregational Church, Kingston Rev. Edward Winder, D.D., Pastor N .Y., Rev. Osterhoudt Phillips, D.D., Pastor For We Preach Not Ourselves, but Jesus Christ, the Lord. 48 , , ff 3 'Vip A 54 M, H 'M i es' if dj, A H tx .L ..1. X , MERRILL DENCE REV. MERLE FULLER RICHARD R. KRUEGER Pianist Evangelist Song Leader EVANGELIS TIC WORK HE Fuller Evangelistic Party is composed of Evangelist Merle Fuller, Richard Krueger, Songleader and Trumpet'Player, and Merrill Dence, pianist. Solos on the trombone and piano accordion are also furnished by Mr. Dence. Evangelist Merle Fuller has been preaching since he was seventeen years of age and has conducted, in the past eleven years, 140 evangelistic campaigns in over fourteen states. just previous to World War II, he traveled in seventeen different European and Asiatic countries and during the war became founder and head of the widely known Ship Ahoy Service Center lo' cated at Geneva, New York. The Center was visited by over 150,000 boys during that time. He is the founder of the Highland Lake Bible Conference of New York and at present is an associate evangelist and the Eastern Field Representative for Christ for America . All phases of this evangelistic ministry have been carried on entirely by faith. The summer of 1947 was spent in evangelistic tent meetings in Pennsylvania, New York and Kentucky. Much of the time in Kentucky was spent in visiting mountain schools and the back' ward mountain people. This past winter found them serving the Lord in Arizona and Cali' fornia. Plans are now being made for an evangelistic tour through Germany and Czechoslovakia during the months of September, October, and November. By their report of last Fall, we find that as a direct result of their consecrated ministry, twenty'six young people are either preparing for or are in definite Christian service. ....Lois Mae Cook TEACHERS EV. Floyd B. Boice, Th. B., Th. M., D.D., is our representative graduate for those who are engaged in some capacity in other Bible Schools, Colleges, or Seminaries. We thank God for the marvelous work our brother is doing in the Los Angeles Baptist Seminary in California. After his graduation and a few years of practical and full time service for God, he was called to the Los Angeles Baptist Seminary as president. Later he assumed the duties of vice' president, giving over his presidency to another man of God. In a short time, however, the new president was taken home to Glory, and Rev. Mr. Boice resumed the role of president. We thank God for Such men as Rev. Floyd Boice, and we trust that God will continue to use graduates of P. B. T. S. to carry on the work of teaching those who would prepare for service in God's vineyard. ...John H. Cook This Page Sponsored By: First Baptist Church, Rhinebeck, N.Y., Rev. C. Fatum, Pastor. Col. 3:1'4 Young People's Society, Beaver Baptist Church, Beaver, W. Va., Phil. 2:16 49 X ' Zim NELLIE BEIDELMAN VEN so, it is not the will of your Father, which is in Heaven, that one of these little ones should perish. Matt. 18:14 Many among our graduates have found a great blessing in their work among children. The one we have chosen from their ranks as representative of the field of Child Evangelism is Miss Nellis Beidelman, Field Directof of Child Character Education, Incorporated. We quote several paragraphs fromaa letter written about her work. About four years ago, a few Christian business men and women in Chemung County felt led of the Lord to launch out into a program which would meet the need of American children. It is our purpose to teach all of the children the fundamental truths of the Holy Scriptures, and, where' ever possible, to guide them into church or Sunday'School. Through the splendid co'operat1on of one of the District Superintendents of Schools, we were able to enter the rural schools, bringing to these many boys and girls a series of lessons for building character, based upon the only real characterbuilding plan .... the Word of God. We are now conducting eighty three classes in the rural schools of Chemxmg County. These are held every other week and are not Release Time Classes. They are worked into the regular school program. The teachers are most co'operative and are deeply interested in the ever' apparent results which are manifest. While we do not give an invitation in the schools, Daily Va' cation Bible Schools, Camps, and Rallies are held, when an effort is made to bring these young' sters together where they may have opportunities for definite decisions. The Holy Spirit faith' fully performs His office work. Nearly twenty'seven thousand children are reached in this way once every two weeks, covering approximately one thousand miles per week. The flannelgraph presentation of the Bible stories is used almost entirely, supplemented by object lessons. The second phase of our work is through the organization of Friendship Bible Clubs in the city areas, in the sections where we do not reach the children through the schools. Over five hundred are reached in this way weekly, in the homes, and more Clubs are under way. In addition to these activities, two teacher'training classes, two Junior Churches, five youth meetings, an Adult Bible Study Hour, a Mothers' Club, and several Sunday School classes are held weekly, thereby reaching an additional two hundred fifty. I only ask that softly, hand in hand, A child and I may enter at the Gate. This page sponsored by Grace Baptist Church, Howard at Burton Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. Rev. William Taylor, D.D. Sunday 9:00A.M. WKOP. The Back to the Bible Broadcast 50 4 f rm median! Jfzdatdcm Weak IDA BELLE WETZEL HEN many of us come to Bible School, we feel a definite need in our Christian experience for more Bible knowledge, as well as the deepening experience which a Bible School affords. God calls some to school in order to strengthen them to go out into the secular world and be great witnesses for Him there. Among the many who are doing Practical Christian Work, we choose Miss Ida Belle Wetzel, R. N., to present the work that can be accomplished apart from a full time ministry. Before Miss Wetzel attended P. B. T. S. she had attained her R. N., and while she was a student here, she devoted much of her time to ministering to the physical needs of the other students. 1 Since her graduation, Miss Wetzel returned to Clearfield, Pennsylvania, where she became the school nurse for the Lawrence Township School District. Daily she witnesses to the boys and girls whom she meets as she helps them physically. Besides her work as a nurse, Miss Wetzel conducts a Good News Club, which is a part of the Child Evangelism Movement. This club meets every Wednesday afternoon during the school months and the summer months. With the assistance of one of the school teachers, she reaches many boys and girls in this way. On Slmdays Miss Wetzel teaches a class in her home church, and directs the music for the Sunday School hour. We feel that Miss Wetzel, and many others like her, are contributing a great deal to the evan- gelization of precious souls. Certainly God is blessing them in their faithfulness. They are reaching the souls where they are, going daily among many who do not know the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour. What a challenge it is for those Christians who walk among them to be a light that shines in exceedingly great darkness. . ....Margaret Witter This Page Sponsored By: Tyrone Christian Businessmen: Paul Kimmel'Ivan Ray A Christian Businessman in Binghamton 51 Andrews, Mrs. Sadie Diament Bennet, Mrs. Emily Badger Bennett, Rev. Lew Cass Birdsall, Mrs. Birdsall, Mr. Carr, Rev. Ralph Carr, Mrs. Elsa Sawyer Colt, Miss Josephine Crabill, Evangelist Ernest G. Crabill, Mrs. Ernest G. Catlin, Rev. Leslie Davis, Mrs. John A. Dunham, Mrs. T. L. Holden, Rev. Francis L. Holden, Mrs. Francis L. Lewis, Rev. S. E. Orton, Rev.XGeorge Miller, Rev.XCharles Parson, Rev. Forest N. Parson, Mrs. Pearl Shirley Parsons, Rev. Harlow Richardson, William Stoddard, Rev, M. H. Stoddard, Mrs. M. H. Wagner, Rev. H. H. Walton, Mrs. Rophie Wilkerson, Mrs. C. A. DePuy, Mrs. Ada Blum, Miss Lena Klawson, Mrs. Anna Young, Rev. Arthur Harrison, Mrs. Fan Yon Newton, Miss Grace S. Peterson, Rev. Edward Camp, Rev. Earl Cook, Mrs. Bertha Fox Whitney, Rev. John Albro, Mrs. Gladys Spencer Sayenga, Miss Lenore Scott, Rev. Walter Christensen, Miss Ruth Foote, Miss Orabella Freeman, Mrs. Harriet R. Lewis, Mrs. Edith Gavit Powers, Rev. Irving Weakland, Rev. Roy Gregory, Miss Isabelle Hines, Mrs. Bertie Kunard Lyon, Miss Marietta MacArthur, Mrs. A. I-Iarter MacArthur, Rev. Homer H. Nichols, Rev. I-I. M. P. Shephardson, Miss Mary Wight, Mrs. Margaret Fink Kamusi .dm inlay Zfowaea Deceased Address unknown Box 747, Jacksonville, Fla. Address unknovsm Deceased Deceased 331 North Parkside Drive, Chicago, Ill. Deceased Deceased '168 Leroy St., Binghamton, N. Y. 132 Cherry St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Deceased Deceased Castile, N. Y. 65 Grand Blvd., Binghamton, N. Y. Deceased Apalachin, N. Y. Address 'unknown Address unknown Johnstown, N. Y. Deceased R. D. 1, Prattsburg, N. Y. R. D. 1, Prattsburg, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Deceased 4 Jane St., Vestal, N. Y. CLASS OF 1911 Deceased 716 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. 23 Park St., Binghamton, N. Y. Address unknown CLASS OF 1912 Uniondale, Penna. Harpursville, N. Y. Scotch Plains, N. J. CLASS OF 1913 Africa lnla.nd Mission, 373 Carlton Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Chinganner P. O., Travanscore State, South India 221 N. Elmer Ave., Sayre, Penna. CLASS OF 1914 R. D. 3, Marathon, N. Y. 2317 Almont Avenue, Pittsburgh, Penna. Address unknown CLASS OF 1915 Address imknovm Deceased Address unknown Hopbottom, Penna. Address unknown Address unknown CLASS OF 1916 2 Hamilton St., Binghamton, N. Y. 4800 Almena Blvd., Fort Worth, Tex. 2961 Bailey Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Homer, N. Y. 1822 Butternut St., Syracuse, N. Y. Address unknown Port Crane, N. Y. Hartwell, Ga. Homekeeper Evangelist Work unknown At Home At Home Pastor Honorary Superintendent of Women in P B T Child Evangelism Supply Preaching Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Retired Pastor Homekeeper Instructor in P. B. T. S Homekeeper Nurse, Church Worker Nurse, Church Worker Returned Missionary Evangelistic Work Nurse Evangelistic Work Missionary Missionary Pastor Church Work Pastor Pastor Work unknown Homekeeper Homekeeper Pastor Evangelistic Work Mission Work Homekeeper Mission Work Homekeeper Working Pastor At Home Pastor's Assistant This page sponsored by Western New York Alumni Association 52 Aschenbach, Mrs. Florence Aschenbach, Rev. Walter Beam, Guy Boggs, Mrs. Mary Fields Earps, James Furness, Vada Belle Georgia, Miss Grace Grant, U. Scott Greaser, Rev. Earl Gwynn, Rev. Walter Harper, Mrs. Lavinia Harrison, Rev. Joseph Harter, Benjamin Harter, Mrs. Bertha Henry Hawley, Rev. Fred Jones, Rev. William J. 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James, Mrs. Leroy Mills, Mrs. Edna Coleman Ostrander, Mrs. L. Dixon Ralston, Mrs. E. Robertson Smith, Rev. James Smith, Mrs. Laura Yates Southard, Mrs. Maybelle Spicer, Mrs. Leva Larrabee Wlcklzer, Miss Phoebe Hem af 1917 Address unknown Address unknown 44 St. Charles St., Johnson City, N. Y- La.ke Alfred, Fla. Address unknown Deceased 104 Prospect St., Port Jefferson, N.Y. 505 Lambert Ave., El Monte, Calif. Address unknown A 339 North Ave., Medina, N.Y. 14908 South Brand Blvd., San Fernando, Calif. Uniondale, Penna. A.I.M. Blukwa Djugu, Congo Belge, via Leopoldville, Africa A.I.M. Blukwa Djugu, Congo Belge, via Leopoldville, Africa 159 Helen St., Binghamton, N.Y. Address unknown Cassard, Va. Wellsburg, N. Y. N,Delepar Fort Crampel, New French Equatorial, Africa 3624 Pine Grove Ave., Chicago 13, Ill. Address unknown Address unknown CLASS OF 1918 Holland, N.Y. Bible School Park, N.Y. Main Street, Fort Plain, N.Y. 109 Myrtle Ave., Port Jefferson, N.Y. 1107 Pearl St., Ypsilanti, Mich. Deceased CLASS OF 1919 337 Riverside Drive, Jolmson City, N.Y. 1416 Oram Blvd., Scranton, Pa. 539 Main St., Ebenezer, N.Y. Address unknown 59 Lincoln St., Distant, Penna. 48 Allen St., Johnson City, N.Y. Hopbottom, Penna. West Edmeston, N.Y. 1791 Franklin Park, So., Columbus, Ohio 44 Summit Ave., Catskill, N.Y. 10416 Park Heights Rd., Cleveland 4, Ohio Deceased Box 144, Maine, New York Bible School Park, New York Box 451, Hornell, N. Y. Address unknown R. D. 1, Troy, Pa. 48 Allen St., Johnson City, N. Y. Address unknown 48 Allen St., Johnson City, N. Y. CLASS OF 1920 Angelica, N. Y. 1221 13th St., Altoona, Penna. 1221 13th St., Altoona, Penna. Address unknown Holland, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Address unknown 1791 Franklin Park, So., Columbus, Ohio Deceased Address unknown 232 Second St., N. E., Carrolton, Ohio 2027 Baker Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. Deceased Address unknown Address unknown Address unknown Fort Plain, N. Y. Windsor, N. Y. Box 12, Lake Winola, Pa. 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Chi1dren's Home, 6350 Main St., Williamsville N. Y. R. D. 2 Endicott, N. Y. Deceased Bible School Park, N. Y. Odessa, N. Y. Davenport Center, N. Y. Triangle, N. Y. 1140 So. Utica Pl., Tulsa, Oklahoma Madrid, N. Y. Findlay Lake, N. Y. Bangui Oubangui Charl French Equatorial Africa CLASS OF 1922 33 Genesee St., Rescue Mission, Utica N. Y. Address imknown 169 N. Main Street, Hornell, N. Y. Address unknown Address unknown Lyndonville, N. Y. Afton, N. Y. Address unlmown 16 Kendall St., Binghamton, N. Y. Address unlmown Address unknown Sparta, Mich. Odessa, N. Y. Address unknown Box 864 Elwood City, Penna. 8 Robinson Avenue, Carbondale, Penna. Address unlmown Q Address unknown Newark Valley, N. Y. 6 King Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. CLASS OF 1923 Burlington Flats, N. Y. Clarence, N. Y. Clarence, N. Y. 311 Bainbridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1181 Ridge Road, Webster, N. Y. Providence Bible Institute Providence, R. I. Thompson, Penna. Harford, N. Y. Lock Box 204, Prattsvllle, N. Y. R. D. 1. 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Frederick Tiffany, Mrs. Lois Van Avery Wilcox, Rev. Hildreth Vanderberg, Mrs. W. Richardson Allem, Mrs. Helen Miller Baker, Mrs. Helen Cornell Baker, Rev. Robert Bennett, Dr. joseph C. Bissell, Rev. Ray Carlson, Rev. Henry W. Copley, Miss Hilda I. Cushing, Rev. Lawrence Cowles, Mrs. Edna Eldred Depew, Miss Sarah Ellin, Mrs. George R. Ellin, Dr. George R. 59 W. Dorrance St., Kingston, Pa. Address unknown Albany Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Albany Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Box No. 417, Maxton, N. C. CLASS OF 1926 910 Dakin St., Lansing, Mich. Box 1906, Freeville, N. Y. 43 Lincoln Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Music Dept., Bob Jones College, Greensvllle, S. C. Kingston, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Address unknown New Metamoras, Ohio Address unlmown 412 Maple Ave., Alma, Mich. R. D. No. 1, Bingham . cfo Ralph Mitchell Address unknown Address unknown Millport, N. Y. ' 962 Morrison St., Niagara Falls Ont., Canada Box 242, Webster Springs, W. Va. Star Route, Franklin, N. Y. R. D. 5, Amsterdam, N. Y. Address unknown 418 E. Bald Eagle St., Lock Haven, Pa. Bible School Park, N. Y. ton, N Y. Deceased Friendsvllle, Pa. Kerrmoor, Pa. Malibu Lakeside, Agoura, Calif. 257 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, N. I. 257 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, N. J. Lanesboro, Pa. R. D. No. 1 Meadowbrook Lane, Vestal, N. Y. R. D. No. 1 Meadowbrook Lane, Vestal, N. Y. Box 417 Maxton, N. C.. 210 N. Vesper St., Lock Haven, Pa. Address imknown La Grange, Ohio, Box 257 La Grange, Ohio, Box 257 CLASS OF 1927 Warners, N. Y. ' 408 Oakland Ave, Greensburg, Pa. Box 1906, Freeville, N. Y. 310 Grand Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. 1 Park St., Port Crane, N. Y. 813 Locust Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. 15 E. Main St., Frewsburg, N. Y. Address unknovm 1-Iume, N. Y. Otego, N. Y., R. D. No. 2 Deceased R. D. No. 5, Amsterdam, N. Y. Maine, N. Y. Chittenango, N. Y. 18 Cyril St., Binghamton, N.-Y. Morris, N. Y. Clymer, Pa. 18 Hudson St., Iohnson City, N. Y. 295 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Pontiac, Mich. 295 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Pontiac, Mich. 355 S. 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Robert L. Wlgden, Rev. Lawrence Boyce, Rev. Gerald Cimlno, Rev. Dominic J. Heckart, Mrs. Mary Burris Johnson, Rev. Forrest E. Knorr, Mrs. William Leece, Miss Doris 90 Perth Highway, Amsterdam, N. Y. 90 Perth Highway, Amsterdam, N. Y. 514 Ocea.n Ave, New London, Conn. Auburn, N. Y. R. D. 1 628 George Ave., Altoona, Pa. 910 Cemetery Road, Clearfield, Pa. 114 Moores River Drive, Lansing, Mich. Box No. 795, Williamsport, Pa. CLASS OF 1931 Walton, N. Y. Susquehanna, Pa. R. D. 6 Deceased 1808 Marmaduke St., Pittsburgh, tN.S.J Pa. Address unknown Prattsburg, N. Y. 2923 Jewett St., Highland, Ind. Sand Springs, Okla. 133 Westminister Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada Address unknown 511 State St., Sedro Woolley, Wash. 511 State St., Sedro Woolley, Wash. 509 Birdsall St. W. Endicott, N. Y. Sidney, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Berwinsdale, Penna. Address unknown R. D. Wheelervllle, Penna. R. D. 1, Beaver Dams, N. Y. Chapel Hill Rd, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Address unknown 155 Warwick Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Plainfield Ave., Stelton, N. J. Address unknown 6997 A. Gilford Rd. Upper Darby, Pa. Address unknown Plymouth, N. Y. CLASS OF 1932 Box 54 Niagara Square Station Buffalo, N. Y. 224 New York Ave., Ogdensburg, N. Y. 2908 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. 2923 Jewett St. Highland, Ind. Ames, N. Y. 507 Garden Road, Columbus, Ohio 106 W. Hamilton, Sherrill, N. Y. cfo Mrs. F. W. Ford Address unknown Box 100 Conklin, N. Y. Box 100 Conklin, N. Y. Address unknown Laceyville, Penna. Springville, Penna. Clncinnatus, N. Y. R. D. 1 Address unknown 156 Tompkins St., Cortland, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Mexico Springville, Penna. 502 Central Ave., Endicott R. D. 2 Binghamton, N. Y. A. P. D. 0. 2975 Mexico D.F. Mexico R. D. 1 Box 282a, Redlands, Calif. Address unknown Address unlmown Danville State Hospital, Danville, Pa. 3323 S. Penn., Box 90, Englewood, Col. Deceased Address unknown Box 5 Welling, Okla. Box 2, Naples, N. Y. CLASS OF 1933 .224 New York Ave., Ogdensburg, N. Y. 1722 Forest Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. R. D. 2, Addison, N. Y. 71B'16th Ave., N. Seattle 44, Wash. Perth, N. Y. Address unlmown 1 Evangelist s Assistant Evangelist Homekeeper Pastor's Assistant Orphanage Work, Boys' M Homekeeper Pastor Evangelist Working Work unknown Practical Christian Work Evangelist Pastor's Assistant Pastor's Assistant Pastor Office Work Work unknown Pastor Pastor's Assistant Work unknown Working Welfare Worker, Pastor Work unknown Work unlmown Homekeeper Missionary 1Returnedl Pastor Work unknown Returned Missionary Pastor Work unknown Homekeeper Pastor Supply Preaching Evangelist Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor Pastor Evangelist Army Chaplin Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant Work unknown Pastor's Assistant I-lomekeeper Practical Christian Work Work unknown Pastor Instructor ln P. B. T. S. Missionary Practical Christian Work Supply Preacher Homekeeper Missionary Practical Christian Work Returned Missionary Pastor Sanitarium Pastor Work unknown Pastor Evangelist Pastor Pastor Homekeeper Pastor Pastor's Assistant Practical Christian Work This page sponsored by Triple Cities Optical Co. 80 Court Street, Bil18h21mf0f1, N- Y- It's hard to be Optomlstlc with Misty Optics 58 atron Lorenz, Mrs. Oren Lorenz, Rev. Oren Lusk, Miss Evangeline Mott, Miss Esther Rasmussen, Mrs. Ann Montague Rasmussen, Alvin Rosner, Mrs. Ruth Fatum Selleck, Rev. Elwood Stivers, Miss Gertrude E. Tuller, Rev. Carlin S. Vosburgh, Rev. Ralph W. Abbot, Mrs. Mildred Conrad Barker, Wilma M. Bennett, Fenton S. Brow, Rev. George Chalfont, Rev. Gilbert Cossey, Mrs. Louise G. Cossey, Rev. Vernard L. Costanzo, Rose N. Davis, Mrs. Evelyn Thompson Davis, Miss Anita DeGraw, Rev. Bernard Fargo, Mrs. Dorothy Barrows Fargo, Rev. Harry M. Ford, Mrs. Geraldine Austin Gathany, Miss Marcella E. Giousello, Nicholas Glover, Miss Lillian B. Hollister, Winifred Johnson, Mrs. Mary McLoud Keefer, Bruce Kummerer, Mrs. Ruth Huson Kyrk, Rev. George Leonard, Mrs. Vivian Mitchell Mazzolla, Joseph C. Milliron, Miss Helen E. Newman, Rev. John F. Ortego, Rev. Thomas Postema, Henry Poole, Rev. Laverne S. Riffle, Rev. Melbourne Rodgers, Mrs. Marian D. Oakley Selleck, Mrs. Geanette Herman Sick, Mrs. Louise Ritter Stevens, Asa C. Stroh, Rev. W. Gavin Thayer, Miss Mary Thurston, Mrs. Dorothea Snedaker Van Buren, Rev. James G. Veghte, Mrs. Helen Reider Vosburgh, Miss Hazel Walker, Mrs. Iola Mitchell Weyhe, Rev. Ira Wheeler, Rev. Carl Wilson, Mrs. Ella Jendrick Young, Mrs. Luella Weyhe Baker, Rev. John J. Baker, Mrs. Lucy M. Skinner Bohl, Mrs. Grace E. Johnson Burlingame, Mrs. Levia Osterhout Chatlos, Miss Alice E. Chatterton, James W. Copp, Mr. Wayland J. Dean, Mrs. Marietta Wright Estrada, Thomas N. Ford, Lawrence J. Harms, Rev. Alvin A. Kelly, Rev. Lawrence B. Knorr, Rev. William M. Littlejohns, Rev. James H. Littlejohns, Mrs. James I-I. Osterhout, Rev. Delmar Ray Osterhout, Edgar Purnell, Mrs. Doris C. Heistman Purnell, Rev. Richard L. Roadarmel, Miss Hazel A. 14 Thorndale Ave., Buffalo 10, N. Y. 14 Thorndale Ave., Buffalo 10, N. Y. 95 Monterey Ave., Highland Park 3, Mich. Deceased Address nmknown Address unknown 124 Staver St., Jersey Shore, Penna. Address unknown Salvation Army, 134 Chapin St. Canandaigua, N. Y. Address unknown Edmeston, N. Y. CLASS OF 1934 525 Maude Ave., Baltimore, Md. 1616 O'Call St., Cleveland, Ohio Monoreton, Penna. Plattsburg, N. Y. Freeport, Ohio Address unknown Address unknown 114 Willow St., Dunmore, Penna. Limerick, Penna. Address unknown Union Springs, N. Y. 3116 Neptune Ave., Coney Island Brooklyn, N. Y. 3116 Neptune Ave., Coney Island Brooklyn, N. Y. 238 Conklin Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Address unknown 17 Edward St., Binghamton, N. Y. B7 Park Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. 718 16th Ave. Seattle 44, Wash. R. D. 3 Catwissa, Penna. 4208 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia 40, Pa. Hartwick, N. Y. 609 N. Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y. 249 Walnut St., Dunmore, Penna. 2542 College Ave., Elmira Heights, N. Y. 211 Fifth St. Watkins Glen, N. Y. Address Lmknown R. D. 5, Box 4, Tucson, Ariz. Havana, Ill. 127 N. Water St., Gowanda, N. Y. 6838 6th St. N. W., Washington 12, D. C. Address unknown Castile, N. Y. Address unknown Malibu Lakeside, Agoura, Calif. Bledsoe, Ky. 154 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. Address unknown R. D. 2, Johnstown, N. Y. 17 Edward St., Binghamton, N. Y. Address unknown 7 Church St., Randolph, N. Y. Ferndale, Wash. 31 N. St., Plymouth, Mass. Watsontown, Penna. CLASS OF 1935 Manlius, N. Y. Manlius, N. Y. 10 Duncan St., Millbourn, N. J. Chenango Forks, N. Y. 63 E. 75th St., New York City, N. Y. 2418 Cleveland Ave., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Address unknown Box 403 Tawas City, Mich. Valles S. L. P. Mexico 238 Conklin Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Lowe's Ferry Park, R. D. 14, Knoxville, Tenn. 542 Pacific Ave., Alameda, Calif. Perth, N. Y. Moto, Belgian Congo, Africa Moto, Belgian Congo, Africa 195 E. First St., Corning, N. Y. Hallstead, Penna. 1018 N. Wasson, Streator, Ill. 1018 N. Wasson, Streator, Ill. 367 Upland Way, Drexel Hill, Pa. In Loving Memory of our Son and Brother S lfc Thomas L. Mac who lies buried in the North Pacific, John 11:20'26 59 Pastor's Assistant Pastor Mission Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Pastor's Assistant Pastor Mission Work Work unknown Pastor Church Worker Evangelist Pastor Pastor Pastor Work unknown Work unknown Evangelistic Song Leader Missionary Work unknown Pastor American Board of Missions to the Jews American Board of Missions to the Jews Pastor's Assistant Asst. Matron, Supervisor of Women s Manual Work Work unknown Working Working Pastor's Assistant Church Worker Pastor's Assistant Pastor Evangelistic Work Evangelistic Work Evangelistic Song Leader Pastor Missionary to India Working Pastor Pastor Office Work Pastor's Assistant Homekeeper Work unknown Evangelistic Work Missionary Homekeeper Pastor Office Work Working Homekeeper Pastor Pastor Practical Christian Work Homekeeper Pastor Pastor's Assistant Church and Office Work Homekeeper Practical Christian Work Supply Preaching Work unknown ' Pastor's Assistant Missionary Pastor Pastor Work unknown Pastor Missionary Missionary Practical Christian Work Work unknown Pastor's Assistant Pastor Evangelist Lean, U.S.C.G. Ross, Miss Stella Seibert, Rev. Roger O. Strickland, Mrs. Eva Wheeler, Mrs. Florence Ruhlman Young, Mr. Montgomery Roush Barner, Miss Helen I. Brown, Mr. Charles G. Campbell, Mrs. Freida Rice Chayet, Mr. Zelllc George Dean, Mr. Paul H. DeBoer, Mrs. Jeanette Blink DeBoer, Rev. Robert DeGuzman, Mr. Mino A. Ellis, Miss Mary A. Geens, Mrs. Marlon I. Muntz Gemberling, Miss Helen Hahnlen, Mr. Harold Ngenda Mission, Ruiru Kenya Colony, British East Africa Arcade, N. Y. 612 Jennings St., Endicott, N. Y. Ferndale, Wash. R. D. 1, Milton, Pa. CLASS OF 1936 630 June St., West Endicott, N. Y. Guys Mills, Penna. R. D. 1, Athens, Penna. Bible School Park, N. Y. Box 403 Tawas City, Mich. Appleton, N. Y. Appleton, N. Y. 2503 N. 15th St., Philadelphia 32, Pa. 236 College Ave., Elmira Heights, N. Y. Nunda, N. Y. Putney, Ky. 2149 S. 3rd St.. Steelton, Penna. Hamilton, Mrs. Florence Winnie Helmer, Rev. Sterling Holden, Mrs. Norma E. Coon Holden, Rev. Franklin C. Holden, Rev. David Holden, Mrs. Eleanor Sturdevant Kllnepeter, Rev. John Krooswyk, Rev. Delbert Kummerer, Rev. Claude J. Miller, Mr. Kenneth A. Newcomb, Mrs. Velma Grant Norman, Rev. Bert V. Phelps, Mrs. Eunice R. Phel s Mr Arthur D Main St., Fort Plain, N. Y. 167 Water St., Waterville, Maine Otego, N. Y. R. D. Deceased 110 Plummer Ave., Sayre, Penna. 110 Plummer Ave., Sayre, Penna. 521 E. 55th St., Savannah, Ga. Black River, N. Y. 4208 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia 40, Pa. Jermyn, Penna. Lock Haven, Penna. R. D. 1 Address unknown Box 1124, Burdett, N. Y. Box 1124, Burdett, N. Y. P . - - Phillips, Mrs. Osterhoudt Phillips, Mr. Osterhoudt Seibert, Mrs Thelma Wrattan Shimel, Rev. Emerson Shoemaker, Mrs. Dorothy Weyhe Stevens, Mr. Walter Waltz, Mr. Harold F. Wetherbee, Rev. Richard Abbot, Mrs. Constance Garrigan Ardary, Rev. Cora V. Baer, Mrs. Eunice Young Baer, Mr. Harold Carlson, Mrs. Sylvia Shirey Carlson, Rev. Roy C. Chatlos, Miss Dorothy Chatlos, Miss Ruth Edwards, Mrs. Frances Barnes Edwards, Rev. Russell A. Ellis, Mrs. Louise Washburn Engwall, Kenneth Ferrin, Rev. Frank O. Fuller, Rev. Merle N. Groton, Mrs. Frances Kyrk Green, Rev. Elgin L. Hakes, Mrs. Helen Hakes, Rev. Lennon E. Harding, Mrs. Ida Mae Harvey, Rev. Max H. Harvey, Mrs. Neva Hostettler, Mrs. Helen Nader Jeffers, Rev. Clarence C. Kalbach, Mrs. Alice Spatz Kalbach, Rev. Ray M. Kemmerer, Elwood Kenyon, Rev. Glenn Krooswyk, Mrs. Eleanor Klaub Linn, Rev. Sherwood Long, Roy Meadows, Mrs. Alberta Copley Miles, Rev. Charles D. Osterhout, Rev. Everett V. Robinson, Miss Lola May Rosner, Rev. Iames E. Spencer, Mrs. Marjorie Compton Stephens, Mrs. Phyllis Storozow Watts, Edward G. 182 Washington Ave., Kingston, N. Y. 182 Washington Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Arcade, N. Y. Bradford, N. Y. cfo Christian Missions, 140 Market St., Paterson, N. 1. 1724 Dodd St., Kansas City, Kan. 549 Ward Road, N. Tonawanda, N. Y. Canastota, N. Y. CLASS OF 1937 15 Mitchell St., Norwich, N. Y. 400 James St., Curwensville, Penna. Tonalea, Arizona Tonalea, Arizona 417 E. Pinkney St. 417 E. Pinkney St. 7 W. Broad St. W. Fort Defiance, R. Box 102 Waymart, Box 102 Waymart, Address unknown , Princeton, Ind. , Princeton, Ind. Hazelton, Penna. D. Cristal, Ariz. Penna. Penna. Missionary Pastor Evangelistic Work . Pastor's Assistant Work unknown Musician Pastor Practical Christian Work Students' League of Many Nations Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Work unknown Young People's Work Practical Christian Work Missionary Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Director of Youth For Christ Program Pastor and Printer Pastor's Assistant Pastor Evangelist Pastor Working Homekeeper Pastor's Assistant Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Missionary to Martinique Rural Missionary Working, Practical Christian Work Pastor Practical Christian Work Pastor Missionary Missionary Pastor's Assistant Pastor Young People's Work Missionary Pastor's Assistant Pastor Working Practical Christian Work Ashville, N. Y. Address unknown Pine City, N. Y. R. D. 2 Box 534 Liberty, N. Y. Freedom, N. H. Carver Bible Institute, Atlanta, Ga. Carver Bible Institute, Atlanta, Ga. 415 S. 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1204 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Ohio 1204 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Ohio Edinboro, Pa., Erie Co. 28 Garfield Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Highland Lake, N. Y. Highland Lake, N. Y. 823 Hamilton St., Geneva, Ill. Brooktondale, N. Y. Black River, N. Y. 109 W. Orange St., Shippensburg, Pa. Address unknown 335 Main St., Bellwood, Pa. Niles, Ohio R. D. 1 Pavilion, N. Y. Bledsoe, Harlan Co, Ky. 124 Staver St., Jersey Shore, Pa. Address unknown Vestal, N. Y. R. D. 2 Address unknown Pastor Evangelist Homekeeper Pastor Bible School Work Bible School Work Office work Evangelist Evangellst's Assistant Practical Christian Mission Worker Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor Working Homekeeper Practical Christian Practical Christian Pastor's Assistant Pastor Missionary Missionary Pastor Homekeeper Homekeeper Work xmknown This page sponsored by Bakersburg Commxmity Church, G Where the Light Shines in the Valley , so lenn C. Dewey, Pastor Work Work Work Bailey, Rev. Lawrence Begay, jim Beidelman, Nellie M. Brown, Karolyn Clancy, Rev. William Clawson, Miss Elisabeth Collins, Rev. Earl E. Cook, Vera Cummings, Richard Duespohl, Rev. Floyd W. Eason, Mrs. Ethelyn Pierce Ellis, Rev. Charles W. Eveleth, Mrs. Vivian White Fitzgerald, Rev. Merton Francisco, Rev. Elmer M. Gathany, Rev. R. Leo Goss, Rev. Gerald A. Green, Mrs. Maxine Hatten, Helen Hughes, Rev. joseph Hull, Barbara N. Lehman, Mrs. Carolyn Weiman Luppool, Mrs. Margaret Barner Meadows, Rev. George W. Pagley, Mrs. Malinda G. Walker Piper, Rev. Elmer Richie, Mrs. Louise Craig Ross, Mrs. Sudrus Denton Ross, Rev. Vincent Ruhlman, Rev. john Scheinforth, Mrs. Dorothy Keech Shoemaker, Rev. C. C. Staples, Earl Staples, Mrs. Ruby Zeigler Twinlng, Ida Ward, Mrs. Ruth Ratzlaff Wetherbee, Rev. Homer R. Whipple, Mrs. Doris Coon Whipple, George M. Whitney, Mrs. Maurice L. Whitney, Ruth E. Whittaker, Mrs. Lottie Davis Whittaker, Albert Young, Rev. John H. Abbuehl, Mrs. Evelyn M. Buddell Abdallah, Albert W. Anusziewicz, Pearl Bastress, Guy Blackley, Mrs. Margaret Stout Brown, Fred M. Buza, Mrs. Dallas E. Lane Degville, Rev. Edward H. Degville, Mrs. Mildred Bell Faulkner, Rev. Melvin G. Fleck, Mrs. Eloise Iacox Fleck, Rev. john Gamble, Rev. Jacob H. Gathany, Mrs. Mary Whipple Hahnlen, Mrs. Eva Temple Hayes, William F. Hoag, Rev. Carl F. Campbell, Louise French Hlltsley, Rev. Wendell S. Hull, Ruth Norris Jackson, Rev. Harold W. Kalbach, Rev. Wilford L. Kroll, Frank M. Leiby, Rev. Earl L. Marsteller, Rev. Andrew 1. McElwain, Mrs. Ruth Young McGonigal, Mrs. Grace R. McGonlgal, Rev. Herman L. Minnigh, Paul T. Morgan, Clifford B. Nellis, Marjorie F. Osterhout, Mrs. Louise Ardary Phllbrook, Mrs. Mabel Guy Ross, Mrs. Mildred Meiser l 1 1 CLASS OF 1938 West Creek, N. I. cfo Mr. George K. Congdon Box 1006, Gallup, N. M. 209 Madison Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 30 Luzerne Road, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 1119 S. Penn Ave., Wellston, Ohio 58 S. Central Ave., Columbus 4, Ohio R. D. 1, New Castle, Penna. Paxinos, Pa. Address unknown Limestone, Penna. R. D. 1, Apalachln, N. Y. Kennebunk Port, Maine Address unknown Trumansburg, N. Y. P. O. Box 111, Hornell, N. Y. Alden, N. Y. R. D. 1 417 Main St., Cambria, Va. Freedom, N. I-I. Cinda, Ky. 19 La Salle St., Room 1101 Chicago 3, Ill. 362 Diven St., Elmira, N. Y. R. D. 2 Box 321a, Burlington, Wis. 110 w. Main street, Union, N. Y. 335 Main St., Bellwood, Penna. R. D. 2, Corning, N. Y. 6 Bunson St., Greenville, S. C. 1033 Bryan, Los Angeles 15, Calif. Valleygrande, Bolivia, South America Corfu, N. Y. Bellevue, Wash. R. D. 2, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Christian Missions, 140 Market St. Paterson, N. I. R. D. 1, Clymer, Penna. R. D. 1, Clymer, Penna. Room 1, 312 Notre Dame Ave., Winipeg, Manitoba, Canada 26 Iones St., Norwich, N. Y. Lindley, N. Y. River St. Baptist Church, Oneonta, N. Y. River St. Baptist Church, Oneonta, N. Y. Kirkwood, N. Y. Box 134, New Milford, Perma. 605 Sterner St., Confluence, Pa. 605 Sterner St., Confluence, Pa. Linden, Penna. CLASS OF 1939 1200 High St., Leavenworth, Kan. Swissvale, Penna. 2410 LaSalle Gardens N., Detroit, Mich. 734 Queen St., Northumberland, Pa. 33 N. Waverly St., Shilling, Pa. Route 2, Salisbury, N. C. Calle 7a, Poniente, Missionary Numero 81a Guatemala City, Guatemalo, Central America New Tribes Mission, Chico, Calif. New Tribes Mission, Chico, Calif. 55 Wentworth St., Reidsville, N. C. 747 Roosevelt St. N. W., Warren, Ohio 747 Roosevelt St. N. W., Warren, Ohio 13 S. Harrison St. Easton, lnd. Alden, N. Y. R. D. 1 2149 S. 3rd St., Steelton, Penna. R. D. 1 Seagrove, N. C. 509 Cayuta'Ave., Waverly, N. Y. Hammondsport, N. Y. 962 Vermont Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. 601 E. Presqueisle St., Phillipsburg, Pa. 118 East St., Wellington, Ohio Highland Lake, N. Y. Fombell, Pa., R. D. 1 156 E. 3rd St., Oswego, N. Y. 299 Elm St., Struthers, Ohio Randolph, N. Y. Reynoldsville, Penna. Reynoldsville, Penna. Address unknown R. D. 2, Binghamton, N. Y. 171 South St., Balston Spa, N. Y. Pavilion, N. Y. Address xmknown Corfu, N. Y. Pastor Missionary Religious Instruction Practical Christian Work A.S.S. Missionary Practical Christian Work Pastor Practical Christian Work Working Pastor Child Evangelism Pastor Homekeeper Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant Missionary Field Rep. of Juvenile Delinquincy Committee Christian Education Work Missionary Homekeeper Pastor Pastor's Assistant Evangelist Office Work Missionary Practical Christian Work Pastor Homekeeper Missionary to Martinique Pastor Pastor's Assistant Missionary Homekeeper Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Homekeeper Practical Christian Work Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor Homekeeper Pastor Mission Work Pastor Homekeeper Work unlmown Missionary Missionary Missionary Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor's Assistant Work unknown Pastor Work unknown Pastor Working Evangelist Pastor Supply Preaching Pastor Pastor Homekeeper Pastor's Assistant Pastor Working Practical Christian Work Nurse Missionary Missionary Homekeeper This page sponsored by Sunday School and Young People's Society First Baptist Church, Patchogue, L. I. 61 y w Schreckengost, Rev. Milford Schreckengost, Mrs. Nor Rhodes Smith, Rev. William T. Snyder, Rev. Robert L. Snyder, Mrs. Emma Schieck Thacker, Dorothy M. Wagner, Rev. Gerald G. Waltz, Rev. H. Eldon Waltz, Mrs. Evelyn Keller Watkins, Rev. M. David Westbrook, Rev. Leroy C. Winters, Mrs. Mable E. Scudder Young, K. Evelyn Young, Rev. Fred E. Yoxmg, Mrs. Sue Shellhammer Ameigh, Mahlon K. Bailey, Mrs. Mary Lois Uber Barham, Rev. Howard L. Beuter, Mrs. Dorothy Cheney Beuter, Rev. Ernest Burgess, Mrs. Lynell Carter Burgess, Harold R. Cagwln, Hubert C. Cleveland, Rev. LeRoy Compton, Mrs. Alice R. Daley, Gene A. Derby, Rev. Robert E. Dick, Rev. Paul E. Ellis, Mrs. Florence Robinson Fitch, Rev. Richard Gearhart, Rev. Ross E. Geary, Mrs. Bessie May Gorlty Glunt, Mrs. Anna Abdallah Green, Rev. Lynn K. Hardie, Miss Helen E. Heiney, Miss Verda M. Henderson, Mrs. Ethel Carmen Hill, Mrs. Sue K. Copley Lashbrook, Mrs. Wanda Lee Marsteller, Mrs. Gail Way Maxwell, Mrs. Eleanor E. Maxwell, Rev. Arthur McCloud, John Madison Miles, Miss Cora Marie Miller, Rev. Robert A. Pagley, Anthony Pollinger, Mrs. Doris Campbell Pool, Merle R. Purgason, Luther S. Ross, Rev. Raymond Rushing, Mrs. Helen Harris Sawyer, Miss Frances L. Saunders, Mrs. Doris Fenton Seeley, Mrs. Marion E. Seeley, George M. Shellenberger, Mrs. Minnie Shellenberger, Rev. ' Wayne Skidmore, Rev. George Spatz, Miss Ruth E. Spatz, Kenneth I. Stine, Mrs. Marguerite Turner, Rev. Herman W. Watkins, Mrs. Lorene Reak Wilt, Rev. Lloyd Westbrook, Mrs. Marguerite Whlldin, Mrs. Elton Wolfe, Mrs. Myrtle R. Wolfe, Rev. Howard E. Young, Charles E. 444 Indian Ave., McDonald, Ohio 444 Indian Ave., McDonald, Ohio Box 395 Mulling Hall, S. Baptist Seminarv Louisville, Ky. Brisbon, Pa. Brisbon, Pa. Cathro, Mich. Veedersburg, Ind. Scott Depot, W. Va. Scott Depot, W. Va. Chez M'Dopozzo 26 Rue Anatole France Palaiseau Seine et oise Paris France 213 Liberty St., Union, N. Y. West Dearmont St., Butler, Penna. cfo Ruth Scudder 74 Prospect St., Gloversville, N. Y. 2017 W. 3rd St., Chester, Pa. 2017 W. 3rd St., Chester, Pa. CLASS OF 1940 Gordon College, Boston, Mass. Box 115, West Creek, N. Y. Mt. Airy, North Carolina West Clarksville, N. Y. West Clarksville, N. Y. East Bethany, N. Y. East Bethany, N. Y. Bethesda, Ohio Box 36 Address unknown East Pembroke, N. Y. Address unknown 2809 Peavey St., Port Huron, Mich. 649 Berryville Ave., Winchester, V. Kennebunk Port, Maine Adrian, Mich. R. D. 6, Binghamton, N. Y. 504 Atlantic Ave., Altoona, Penna. 510 12th St., Altoona, Pa. Wakefield, R. I. R. D. Ellwood City, Pa. Aquashicola, Penna. 4204 N. 9th St. Phoenix, Ariz. R. D. 1, Crooked Creek, Pa. 1108 Central Ave., Indianapolis 2, Ind. 299 Elm St., Struthers, Ohio Box 181, Athens, Ohio Box 181, Athens, Ohio 5 College Circle, Haverford, Penna. clo Dr. Conifort 1701 Virginia Ave., Hagerstown, Md. Novelty, Ohio Corning, N. Y. 152 W. Bernsten, Belflower, Calif. 61 S. Chicago St., Joliet, Ill. Box 222 Burlington, N. C. Valleygrande, Bolivia, South America 14 N. Walnut St., East Orange, N. J. Bible School Park, N. Y. 1132 S. Penn Ave., Denver, 10, Col. 7 Mill St., Sidney, N. Y. 7 Mill St., Sidney, N. Y. Cresaptown, Md. Cresaptown, Md. Deceased 1142 N. llth St., Reading Pa. 348 Princess Ann Road, Norfolk, Va. Phalanx Station, Ohio Chez M'Dopozzo 26 Rue Anatole, France Palaiseau Seine et oise Paris France Chez M'Dopozzo 26 Rue Anatole, France Palaiseau Seine et oise Paris France Faith Seminary, Wilmington, Del. 213 Liberty St., Union, N. Y. 329 Granada St., Ontario, Calif. 119 Second St., Northumberland, Pa. 119 Second St., Northumberland, Pa. Linden, Pa. R. D. Pastor Pastor's Assistant Student Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant Missionary on Appointment Pastor, Instructor in P. B. T Homekeeper Working Pastor Pastor's Assistant Student Pastor's Assistant Pastor Missionary Missionary Pastor's Assistant Pastor Pastor Pastor Homekeeper Pastor Pastor Pastor Practical Christian Work Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant I-lomekeeper Pastor, Practical Christian Work Evangelistic Work Homekeeper Homekeeper Hornekeeper Pastor's Assistant Pasfor's Assistant Pastor Student Practical Christian Work Pastor Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Work xmknown Missionary Practical Christian Work Instructor in P. B. T. S. In charge of Echoes Pub. Co. Homekeeper Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Pastor's Assistant Pastor Child Evangelism Work unknown Practical Christian Work Missionary Missionary Student Pastor's Assistant S. S. Superintendent Pastor's Assistant Pastor Working This page sponsored by Ford Gum and Machine Co., Inc., Lockport, N. Y. Chew for Charity Ford Mason, Pres. ' 62 Bach, Raymond Baker, Paul E. Bryan, Mrs. Isabel Abdallah Bryan, Rev. Henry A. Buza, Rev. Robert F. Carpenter, Rev. Carlton F. Carpenter, Mrs. Jessie M. Ruscher Christian, Rev. Harvey Claypool, Rev. Charles H. Cleveland, Mrs. Mary Beth Frederick Crippen, Martin H. Danielson, Rev. William Dearborn, Mrs. Stephen Dinant, Rev. Edmund J. Dumvill, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd Ernst, Rev. Robert E. Fitch, Rev. Owen D. Fulkerson, Miss Nellie E. Gault, Rev. Clyde E. Gault, Rev. Ernest Lee J. Greiner, Rev. Iohn Harnish, Rev. Amos K. Harnlsh, Mrs. Miriam W. CLASS OF 1941 Box 126,Smithiield, Ohio R. D. No. 1, McClure, Pa. 149 Baer St., Huntington, W. Va. 149 Baer St., Huntington, W. Va. Calle '7a, Poniente, Numero 8 la, Guatemala City, Guatemala, Central America Borden Baptist Church, Addison, N. Y. Borden Baptist Church, Addison, N. Y. Spartansburg, Pa. Springboro, Crawford County, Pa. Address unknown Bible School Park, N. Y. Blue Point, Long Island, N. Y. Address unknown 19 Bayview Ave., Baldwin, L. I., N. Y. 218 W. End Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Houghton College, Houghton, N. Y. Lowellville, Ohio Villa Nuerva. LaProvincia Magdalena, Columbia, S. A. Milport, N. Y. Deceased New Tribes Mission, Chico, Calif. Ansonville, Pa. Ansonville, Pa. Hollopeter, Mrs. Nellie Wright Hubler, Miss Legant, Mrs. Helen V. Marion Cook LaShure, Rev. Donald B. Morris, Rev. LLoyd, Ir. Newton, Miss Arlene M. O'Donnell, Calvin B. Richmond, Denzel Ross, Mrs. Phoebe Harrington Sampson, Miss Doris Schoonmaker, Miss Hazel A. Seiders, Miss Alma Elizabeth Sisco, Miss Dorotha M. Smythe, Miss Beverly Spacht, Rev. Leonard S. Spencer, Mrs. Verna Belle Young Stere, Miss Maxine Mildred Stoughton, Rev. Howard Taylor, Mrs. Vedder, Mrs. Wagner, Rev. Lillian P. Gladys Schoonover Felix Wagner, Mrs. Gerald G. Weyhe, Miss Lois L. White, Mrs. Harriet Maxwell Whitney, Rev. Keith L. Wilson, Rev. Bernard Young, Miss Vesta 1. Bergstrom, Kathryn 1. Bittenbender, Mrs. Ruth Hallman Boles, Rev. Hubert A. Brown, Florence Burns, Rev. Ralph O. Burns, Mrs. Dorothy M. Caldwell Decker, Mich., R. D. No. 1 1472 Clifton St., N. W., Washington, D. 265 Grand Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. Box 195, Harpersville, N. Y. 42 Linwood Ave., Iamestovm, N. Y. Bob Iones College, Greenville, S. C. 418 E. Bald Eagle St., Lock Haven, Pa. West Clarksville, N. Y. 636 Midland Ave., Syracuse 4, N. Y. Box 213, Towanda, Pa. Woodbine, Kentucky 2212 S. Second St., Steelton, Pa. Hallstead, Pa. Taylor Hollow Road, Collins, N. Y. Address unknown West Danby, N. Y. C. cfo Bob Jones College., Greenville, S. C. Riverdale Rd., at 61 Riverdale, Md. West Pembroke, Maine Taylor Holland Road, Collins, N. Y. Box 664, Spindale, N. C. Veedersburg, Ind. Bryan University, Dayton, Tenn. 528 W. Washington St., New Castle, Pa. 54 Port Watson St., Cortland, N. Y. Address unknown 23 Lotus Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. CLASS OF 1942 513 S. Broad St., Jersey Shore, Pa. Box 6, Sanatoga, Pa. Derry, Pa., R. D. No. 1 815 Market St., Sunbury, Pa. 1000 South Highland, Arlington Heights, Ill. 1000 South Highland, Arlington Heights, Ill. Campbell, Helen R. Carpenter, lane W. Cheney, Rev. Donald H. Crapser, Mrs. Pauline T. Dawson, LaDelle Wilson, Mrs. Mary E. Divil Dumvill, Rev. Paul S. Ernst, Mrs. Gladys Cagwin Gamble, Frederick I. Gibbs, Charles W. Henry, Rev. Dean W. lack, Rev. Gerald A. Karlson, Naomi Sigworth Martin, Mrs. Alfreda Enders Mintz, Rev. Melvin D. Moore, Rev. Russell C. Moore, Mrs. Russell C. Nader, Rev. Frederick 1. Neuberger, Mrs. LaVerne Bossley Page, Rev. Samuel A. Pierce, Audry O. Pollinger, Rev. Harold W. 901 Croton Ave., New Castle, Pa. 41 E. William St., Corning, N. Y. 1905 Mitchell Ave., Waco, Texas 64 Susquehanna Ave., Tunkhannock, Pa. 1445 Rhode Island Ave., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. 805 Myrtle Ave., Temple, Ariz R. D. No 6, Lancaster, Pa. Houghton College, Houghton, N. Y. Mardella Springs, Md. 1328 N. Chester St., Indianapolis, Ind. 844 Beardsley St., Akron, Ohio 36 Dartmouth St., Johnson City, N. Y. Liberty Bldg., Room 209, Wheaton, Ill. R. D. No. 1, Monroeton, Pa. Box 1817, Chattanooga, Tenn. Box 325, East Brady, Pa. Box 325, East Brady, Pa. St. Anne, Ill. Jeffersonville, N. Y. WNBF, Binghamton, N. Y. R. D. No 1, Vestal, N. Y. 152 W. Bernstein, Bellflower, Calif. American S. S. 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Y. Flowers Whisper What Words Can Never Say 63 A S w v P la.. Robb, Rev. Kenneth C. - Robb, Mrs. Esther Gathany Sandusky, William F. Sanner, Marilene R. Shaline, Rev. William E. Shreckengost, Mr. john D. Shreckengost, Mrs. John D. Spencer, Rev. Verne E. Switzer, Rev. James C. Taylor, Rev. Charles B. Turner, Mrs. Herman Vanbuskirk, Rev. Reynolds Walls, Miss Mable L. Wolcott, Mrs. Maxine Barnett Woodruff, Harold A. Abdallah, Rev. George Ackerley, Rev. Elliott E. Ackerley, Mrs. Jean Karschner Boles, Mrs. Dorothy Lynch Bunzey, Miss Blossom Evans, Mrs. Constance Rockwell Evans, Rev. George L. Evans, Miss Ula Rebecca Fitch, Mrs. Owen Frederick, Miss Bettie Gardner, Miss Helen 1. I-Iotalen, Miss Esther M. jack, Mrs. Gladys Estabrook jack, Norman R. johnson, Sadie Ruth Keller, Miss Ruth Blanche Kelley, Walter R. Leviere, Rev. Raymond R. Lowe, Daniel R. MacArthur, Miss Betty Maust, Miss Betty 1. Moorefield, Rev. Emmett Bruce Moorefield, Mrs. Emmett Nader, Mrs. Sara Sigworth Newsome, Joseph C. Nunnemaker, Glenn Phillippi, Elmer I. Pietropaulo, Carlo Pinkerton, Miss Gladys M. Plantholt, Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Mrs. Maud Hibbard Rhodes, Miss Mary Louise Riffle, Rev. Richard Lewis, Mrs. Doris Saxby Stewart, Mrs. Evelyn Fuller Stouffer, Victor C. Swan, Sara Lenore Taylor, Fredrick U. Taylor, Mrs. Fredrick U. Thomas, Mrs. Norma Griffith Tubbs, Rev. Roy L. Varner, William S. Weber, Elizabeth Weckle, Robert G. Allen, Mae M. Anderson, Mildred Zeigler Ayers, Bertha R. Barackman, Rev. Floyd H. Barackman, Mrs. Ella Hayes Blossom, Gordon C. Caldwell, Marian E. Callen, Lloyd T. Clarke, Mildred U. Conn, Mrs. Daniel L. Conn, Daniel L. Coogan, Rev. Joseph F. Davis, Mrs. Linda Childs Dillanbeck, Lowell G. Vealey, Mrs. Ella T. Fick 5803'64th Ave., Riverdale, Md. 5B03'64th Ave., Riverdale, Md. 414 Cornell Ave., Connellsville, Pa. Box 202, Rantaul, Ill. Gilboa, N. Y., R. D. No. 1 Worthington, Pa. Worthington, Pa. West Da.nby, N. Y. lmlay City, Mich. West Pembroke, Maine Guatemala City, Guatamala, Central America Address unknovm Address unknown Houghton, N. Y. Endicott, N. Y., R. D. No. 2 CLASS OF 1943 641 Minerva Race, Akron 3, Ohio Box 352, Spindale, N. C. Box 352, Spindale, N. C. Derry, Pa., R. D. No. 1 23 E. State St., Gloversville, N. Y. Giuett, Pa. Gillett, Pa. Rawlings, Maryland, R. D. Lowellville, Ohio Amsterdam, N. Y., R. D. No. 4 Bible School Park, N. Y. McDu.ffee St., Sayre, Pa. 36 Dartmouth St., Johnson City, N. Y. Box 97, Springboro, Pa. '78 State St., Struthers, Ohio 128 W. Frederick St., Millersville, Pa. Box 38, cfo New Tribes Mission, Chico, Calif. R. D. No. 1, Harrisville, Mich. R. D. No. 5, Box 398, Greenboro, N. C. 156 E. 3rd St., Oswego, N. Y. cfo Earl Leiby Box 22, Fairchance, Pa. 1009 Griffin St., Olean, N. Y. 1009 Griffin St., Olean, N. Y. Grampian, Pa. White Plains, N. C. cfo Africa Christian Missions, 140 Market St., Patterson, N. 1. Deceased Box 9118, Huntington, W. Va. 117 East Frederick St., Lancaster, Pa. Address unknown Address unknown A Betsy Lane, Floyd County, Kentucky Box 3337, Portland, Michigan R. D. No. 2, Great Bend, Pa. Wellsboro, Pa., R. D. No. 4 Olean, N. Y., R. D. No. 1 ,Bible School Park, N. Y. R. D. No. 1, Geneva, Ohio R. D. No. 1, Geneva, Ohio Address unknown cfo H. W. DeWittie, R. D. No. 1, Barstow,Calii. Box 314, Brookville, Pa. 44415 N. Damen, Chicago, Ill. Box 1346, Saladia Dr., West Toledo 4, Ohio R. D. No. 8 CLASS OF 1944 Mission Evangelique, Fort Sibut, Quvangue Chair Fr. Equ. Africa 153 Institute Place, Chicago 10, Ill. 364 Bth St., North St., Petersburg, Fla. R. D. No. 3, Meadville, Pa. R. D. No. 3, Meadville, Pa. 210 West 2nd St., Belvedere, Ill. Hastings, Fla. 1524 Elm Rd., N. E., Warren, Ohio Bible School Park, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. R. D. No. 1, Carbondale, Pa. Rushford, N. Y. Gospel Tabernacle, Cor. Broad and Master, Philadelphia 58 Hamburg Ave., Sussex, N. 1. This page sponsored by Pastor Pastor's Assistant Practical Christian Work Secretary of Victory Service Center Pastor Pastor Assistant Pastor Pastor Pastor Pastor Missionary Railroad Mail Clerk Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Working Assistant Pastor Music and Educational Director Music and Educational Director Pastor's Assistant Practical Christian Work Pastor's Assistant Pastor Working Pastor s Assistant Christian Education Assistant in Matron's Dep't Practical Christian Work Evangelistic Work Evangelistic Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Missionary on appointment Pastor Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Pastor Pastor's Assistant Evangelistic Work Christian Education Work Missionary to Africa Music Director and Assistant Pastor Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Missionary Missionary Pastor Homekeeper Homekeeper Pastor Assistant in Matron's Dep't Working I-lomekeeper I-Iomekeeper Pastor Working Nurse's Training Christian Work Missionary Colportage Clerk Church Secretary Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Practical Christian Work Pastor Assistant in Matron's Dep't . Librarian ' Supervisor of. Men's Manual Work and Assistant in Men's Dept. Pastor Practical Christian Work Minister of Music Practical Christian Work Forest Lake Baptist Church, Forest Lake, Pa., Rev. Kenneth Wilhite, Pastor VLAVI, 44 So. Washington St., Binghamton, N. Y., 11 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. 64 Grafton, Mrs. Harriet Darrow Henry, Rev. Brooks N. Hoagland, John H. Howard, E. Jeannette Kalbach, Alberta C. Linglebach, Charles W. Ludwig, Edith R. Miller, Mrs. Genevieve Schreckengost Pond, Evelyn G. Reynolds, Thelma I. Rlffle, Mrs. Richard Sensabaugh, Rev. Randolf Claypool, Mrs. Leona C. Shearer Stiles, Mrs. Marion Wadhams Stiles, Rev. Chester L. Stewart, Lewis J. Stanley, Louise M. Stroup, Rev. William Tubbs, Mrs. Roy L. Twining, Ruth F. Van Gorp, Albert Van Gorp, Mrs. Louise Watkins, Forrest H. Weckle, Mrs. Robert Whidden, Alma G. Whipple, Doris A. White, Virgina J. Whitney, Cecil G. Whitney, Mrs. Willa Mae Bennick Woodford, Rev. Perry L. Jr. Abdallah, Alex J. Aldrich, Sidney S. Baldwin, Wayne M. Balfour, Don Bastress, Mrs. Guy H. Billings, Harold J. Billings, Mrs. Betty Uber Bish, Geraldine M. Booth, David S. Buchanan, Eleanor M. Bullock, Eleanor L. - Braid, David E. Braid, Mrs. Dorothy Cobb Carter, Felton S. Crosby, Mrs. Velma Fuller Dunson, Elizabeth E. Eggleston, Herbert C. Frederick, Lillian M. Gardner, Mary E. Gearhart, Silas G. Gearhart, Mrs. Silas Hampton, Frances'M. Harris, W. Leroy Hayden, H. Haywood Johnson, Robert L. Kester, Burton G. Kincaid, Ella J. Kemetko, Andrew Linderman, Betty V. Morgan, Gladys R. Myers, Nelson, Ehzabeth S. Martha L. Myers, Dorothy J. ! Nemire Rogers, Rogers, Schuler, Mary R. Victor S. Mrs. Vivian Laux Mrs. Mary Carter Smith 0. Lil R. D. No. 2, Worthington, Pa. Dunbar, Pa. Bible School Park, N. Y. P. O. Box No. 22, St. Petersburg 4, Fla. Reading Hospital, Reading, Pa. Box 52, Goodells, Mich. 382 Fulton St., Elmira, N. Y. 111 Glenview Ave., Oil City, Pa. Elida Home for Children, Ashville, N. C. 810'A Mariana St. Box 3337, Charleston 2, W. Va. Portland, Mich. Hunt, N. Y. R. D. 2, Worthington, Pa. Box 553, Bright Waters, N. Y. Box 553, Bright Waters, N. Y. Iroquois, N. Y. Smithville Flats, N. Y. R. D. 2, Naples, N. Y. cfo H. W. DeWittie, R. D. 1, Barstow, Calif. Caro, Mich. R. D. 2 515 Prairie St., Charlotte, Mich. 515 Prairie St.. Charlotte, Mich. Hastings, Florida Box 1346, Saladia Dr., West Toledo 4, Ohio, R. D. No. 8 Allenwood, Pa. 1588 Ansel Road, Cleveland 6, Ohio 558 N. 11th St., Reading, Pa. Blodgett Mills, N. Y. Blodgett Mills, N. Y. Byram, Mich. CLASS OF 1945 510 12th St., Altoona, Pa. Box 661, Eckhart, Md. Conneautville, Pa. 38 DeMott Ave., Clifton, N. J. 734 Queen St., Northumberland, Pa.. Olean, N. Y., R. D. 1 Olean, N. Y., R. D. 1 Distant, Pa. 256 Forsythe St., Girard, Ohio R. D. 1, Fort Johnson, N. Y. 1237 Pacific St., Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. Bible School Park, N. Y. R. F. D. 1, McLeansville, N. C. Bible School Park, N. Y. 379 Ohio Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill. R. D. 4, Amsterdam, N. Y. 525 Fourth St., Sturthers, Ohio 309 Walnut St., Clearfield, Pa. 309 Walnut St., Clearfield, Pa. Box 695, Fairmount, W. Va. Box 346, Chatsworth, Ill. Woodhul, N. Y. Box 15 North Mehoopany, Pa. Unknown R. D., Riverside, Johnstown, Pa. Union City, Pa. 134 Steuben St., Painted Post, N. Y. 1237 Pacific St., Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Dosec Niger A. O. F., Fr. West Africa 26 Foster Ave., Sayville, L. I., N. Y. Box 695, Fairmont, W. Va. Navajo Bible School and Mission Window Rock, Arizona 41345 Prospect Ave., Los Angeles 27, Calif. 41345 Prospect Ave., Los Angeles 27, Calif. 801 Sixth St., Juniata Altoona, Pa. 129 Valle Road Clifton N ! Thompson, Fiances E. Thomas, Jewel Johnson Tubbs, Cartha C. Tubbs, Pearl J. Varner, Frances S. White, Beulah M. Whitman, George P. Williams, Mrs. Ruth Snyder Y y - I- 24 Mitchel Ave.,' Binghamton, N. Y. 358 60th., Brooklyn, N. Y. Kerrmoor, Pa. Kerrmoor, Pa. 214 w. 17th sr., Elmira Heights, N. Y. East Weare, N. H. cfo Carmel Baptist Church, Saegertown, Pa. 5412 Grandview Ave., Altoona, Pa. Homekeeper Pastor Maintenance Staff P. B. T. S. Church Secretary Nurse's Training Pastor Child Evangelism Homekeeper Working Children's Work Pastor-'s Assistant Pastor Practical Christian Work Youth Center Work Youth Center Work Evangelistic Work . Practical Christian Work Pastor Pastor's Assistant Children's Work Pastor Pastor's Assistant Associate Pastor Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Home Office, Mid'Misslons Clerk in Bible Book Store Pastor Pastor's Assistant Pastor Practical Christian Work Pastor Pastor Practical Christian Work Pastor's Assistant Radio Work Radio Work Working Practical Christian Work Religious Education Work American Board of Mission to the Jews Culinary Dept., P. B. T. S. Homekeeper Student Secretary to Dr. H. H. Wagner at P. B. T. S. Child Evangelism Work Student School Teacher Missionary Pastor Pastor's Assistant Children's Work Pastor Pastor Pastor Practical Christian Work Children's Work Pastor Working American Board of Missions to the Jews Missionary to Africa Practical Christian Work Chlldren's Work Missionary to Indians Student Homekeeper Practical Christian Work Secretary to Christian Missions Nurses Training Pastor's Assistant Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Children's Work Pastor Practical Christian Work This Page Sponsored By: Penfleld Junction Baptist Church, Rev. Kenneth Good, Lorain, Ohio Mlllgrove Church, Genesee Road, Alden, N. Y., Pastor Leo. Gathany, II Cor. 4:5 65 , W ,,,, ,, , 1 ef , - Acker, Eleanor K. Baker, Mary R. Baldwin, Mrs. Wayne Brown, Doris L. Cartwright, Dawn L. Cornelius, Miriam E. Earle, Katherine Frederick, Jeanne Gilbert, Seymour M. Guitson, Lillian T. Henry, Mrs. Brooks Hohn, Rosalie Johnson, Alma J. Johnson, Mrs. Roberte Lee, Lois Ellen Myers, Lois Nixon, Mrs. Joyce Williams Nunnemaker, Mrs. Anne Welty Odor, M. Elizabeth Olney, Marian Pickens, Lettie Mae Platner, Helen M. Philpott, Ruby E. Remstron, Mrs. D. McGarvey Ruhlman, Dorothy C. Sandell, Walter G. Sipes, Mrs. Frances Stanley, Jean L. Stevens, Mary L. Thomas, Rev. Lawerence E. Thompson, Verna M. Westover, Betty Wetzel, Ida Belle Wilcox, Mrs. Barbara Baker Whitlock, Medora A. Anderson, Helen L. Crandell, Ruby I. Danielson, Gladys E. Dence, A. Merrill Dlngman, Marie G. Eakins, Mardell H. Fleming, Mrs. Dale Freiberger, Ruth M. Galley, Agnes S. Gilbert, Doris A. Glick, Theodore Godley, James E. l-Iodil, Esther E. Holden, Winifred J. Johnson, Ruby Helen elly, Sara Jane Krueger, Richard R. Lewis, Joseph W. Mahla, Doris M. McKinney, Charles W. Meadows, Arthur G. Mills, Martha E. Oney, Venice Mae Ramsln, Dorothy C. Rearick, J. Grace Reese, James Jr. Rhodes, Margery Empet Shafer, Bernadlne Sutton, Lois L. Swanson, Ruth V. Tubbs, Mrs. John Tubbs, John H. Warner, Thelma F. Warren, Ruth B. CLASS OF 1946 Betsy Lane, Kentucky 420 Duke St., Northumberland, Pa. Box 661, Conneautville, Pa. Hallstead, Pa. 113 South Fairfax St., Alexandria, Va. Box 740, Santa Monica, Calif. New Tribes Mission, Chico, Calif. R. D. 4, Amsterdam, N. Y. Glen Aubrey, N. Y. 37 Kelly Ave., Endwell, N. Y. Dunbar, Pa. Burgaw, N. C. 1233 West 11th St., Lorain, Ohio Box 15, North Mehoopany, Pa. Bible School Park, N. Y. Burgaw, N. C. Bible School Park, N. Y. cfo Africa Christian Missions 140 Market St., Patterson, N. J. R. D. 1, cfo Judson Spicer, La Grange, Ohio Covington, Pa. 521 4th St., Struthers, Ohio 12 Burton Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Box 146, Ballston Lake, N. Y. 2320 Court Place, Denver, Colo. Box 3337, Portland, Mich. R. D. 2, Meridian, Miss. R. D. 4, Kittanning, Pa. 355 Main St., Oneonta, N. Y. 5370 Gladstone Road, Vancouver British Columbia 358'60th St., Brooklyn, 20, N. Y. 6001 63rd Ave., East Pines, Riverdale, Md. 845 Ridge Ave., Pittsburg, 12, Pa. 617 Martin St., Clearfield, Pa. Address unknown 31 Parker Ave., Cortland, N. Y. CLASS OF 1947 Bible School Park, N. Y. 316 E. Water St., Elmira, N. Y. Nurses Home, Wilson Memorial Hospital, Johnson City, N. Y. 316 E. Water St., Elmira, N. Y. Calle 7A, Poniente, Numero Bla, Guatemala City, Central America Mountaindale, Pa. Bible School Park, N. Y. 24 Mitchell Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. 330 W. Water St., Painted Post, N. Y. Oldham Road, Hopedell, Preakness, N. J. Beaver Dams, N. Y. Trumansburg, N. Y. E1 Rancho Siesta Motel, Glendale, Ariz. Maine, N. Y. 213 2nd Ave., Albany, Ga. 3708 4th Ave., Altoona, Pa. 316 E. Water St., Elmira, N. Y. Berwindale, Pa. ' 305 Sheppard Ave., Lansing, Ontario Bob Jones University, U. Box 428, Greenville, S. C. 1646 Washington Ave., Huntington,Q1V. Va. 501 W. Newell St., Syracuse 5, N. 134 E. 19th St., New York City, N. Y. Elmer, Missouri 1910 lst Ave., S. Escanaba, Mich. 745 Washington Ave., Jermyn, Pa. Harford, Pa. Deceased New Milford, Pa. 1023 Maryland Ave., New Castle, Butler Hill, Osceola, Pa. Butler Hill, Osceola, Pa. R. D. 1, Mayfield, N. Y. Elmer, Missouri Pa. This page sponsored by Blucher Avenue Baptist Church, Scranton, Pennsylvania Robert Grossman, Pastor Missionary Deputation Work Pastor's Assistant Children's Worker Practical Christian Work Missionary Training Missionary Training Bible Conference and Radio Work Pastor Young People's and Christian Work Pastor's Assistant Chi1dren's Worker Practical Christian Work Pastor's Assistant P. B. T. S. Staff Chlldren's Worker Church Secretary Missionary Deputation Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work l-lomekeeper Practical Christian Work Pastor Practical Christian Work Church Secretary Missionary Pastor Children's Worker Practical Christian Work School Nurse Practical Christian Work Practical Christian Work Assistant to Dr.Wagner in Chart Room Secretary in Christian Book Store Nurses Training Evangelistic Pianist Missionary Practical Christian Work I-Iomekeeper Nurses Training Secular Work Preparing for Mission Field Pastor Pastor Secretarial and Chl1dren's Work Deputation Work Secretary Practical Christian Work Evangelistic Song Leader Pastor Missionary Training Student Supply Preaching Secretary of Book Fellowship Nurses Training Rural Missionary Missionary Secretary Evangelistic Work Homekeeper Chlldrenys Worker Deputation Work Pastor's Assistant Pastor Practical Christian Work Rural Missionary and by Allen Herman in Loving Memory of my Mother, Mrs. Henry Herman 66 Adm' N the next few pages we aim to give a few of the interesting high points in our School life. The days are full of blessings, from the first ringing of the rising'bell to the last speech at Commencement. One of the first events of the year is: 0 o OU say you can never have a good time with fine, consecrated Christian people? Well, it's quite evident then, that you have never visted P. B. T. S. on Get'Acquainted Night . This is the night which the Juniors and Seniors await with joy, but the baffled Freshmen tremble at the thought of it. From Tuesday until the first Friday night, they hear about all the terrible things they must go through, from those who have been through the mill . However, when the night finally arrives, they find that all the rumors were greatly exager' ated. The purpose of the occasion is stated in its title. The program is informal, and every' one enjoys himself in fellowship with those of like precious faith. The Senior Class entertains all the other students, the faculty and staff, and all the friends who come for the evening's fun. Along with the fun, however, we have a spiritual feast by listening to God's Word in song. In order to get acquainted , Dr. Davis calls out a few letters of the alphabet. Those whose last names start with these letters must stand and mention their name and the town and state from which they came. It is always a matter of great interest and anticipation, to learn whether more students came from New York than from Pennsylvania. These two states are always in the lead, and it is'a constant rivalry from year to year to see who will win. The students enjoy expressing their appreciation for Dr. Gordon C. Davis in the form of a gift. Each year he says: Students, you shouldn't have done it, but I'm glad you did. All in all, we feel that this great occasion is of value to our school life. It is an excellent way to forget that we were all strangers when we arrived at school. After Get'Acquainted Night , we feel as though we really be1ong . ....Dorothy Wortman This page sponsored by First Baptist Church, McDonald, Ohio Rev. Milford Shreckengost, Pastor. I Cor. 15:58 68 Kamal HE 1947 Alumni Retreat opened with a joyous note I Some of the Alumni even arrived the day before, on Mon' day, October 6. The Faculty, Staff and Student Body were eager to greet and welcome the older students who were returning to their Alma Mater. The Alumni, as ever, were grateful to students whose rooms they occupied, while the students enjoyed getting better acquainted as they moved closer together. It was an excellent opportunity to learn to know the Freshman better. ' BISHOP C. F. DERSTINE . Kitchener, Ontario, Canada To refresh in our memories just a few of the many blessings of Retreat Shirley Shaver WHO CAN FORGET The opening message by Rev. james Rosner, '37? ..... Miss Mary E. Gardner '45, her missionary message ..... Bishop Derstine's messages, and his testimony among us ..... the sweet face of his wife .....piano playing by Harold Billings, 45.....Ira Weyhe, class of '34 and his songleading.....the morn' ing prayer meetings in the spirit of Prayer Day at Bible School Park ..... the group singing with the old students again at home in their school ..... the message about the Jews by Rev. Harry M. Fargo '34. .... the missionary message given by Miss Ruth Christiansen, '15? What person who was present will ever forget that message which Rev. Max H. and Neva Harvey, '34 sang 'God is Still On the Throne ? ..... These are only a few of the highlights of the Retreat. Several members of the class of '45 mentioned the fact that their class prayer meeting and the talk with Miss Manley was a real blessing. - Bishop Derstine accepted honorary membership in the Class of 1949. The Juniors and the Derstines alike, we believe, will be blessed by this Prayer Partnership. Other Alumni members and students, when asked what they enjoyed particularly about the Re' treat, replied in various wavs, such as: Watching the lives of others and the testimony it was to me g Meeting the 'kids'g'Noticing the congregations filled with Christian workers, and those preparing to go into the field of harvest . One Alumni member who used to work in the kitchen remarked that she enjoyed the im' provement in the meals! Every phase of the 1947 Retreat was a blessing. Even the burdens and problems of many were used as a challenge to others. At the close of the last meeting, Thursday evening, October 9, 1947,there were just two outstanding things about which we could not be joyous: missing the faces of those we love in Him who are busy in His service and could not attend the Retreat, and bidding farewell to those who did attend. Yes, Retreat is a time of physically Going back to our old Alma Mater, but ilq a time of spiritual Going Back by any means. Indeed, there was much spiritual advancement during these ew days. This page sponsored by Mrs. Selma C. Cook. Rom. 8:28 69 PRACTICAL MESSIANIC FELLUWSHIP How odd of God To choose the jew, But still more odd Of men to choose The Iewish God, Yet spurn the Iewsl NDER the leadership of Rev. H. H. Wagner, D. D., the Practical Messianic Fellowship meets everty Monday night for the purpose of praying for the salvation of God's Chosen People, the Jews, and or those working among them. Tracts have also been purchased to be distributed in Jewish homes. President . . . . . . . . .Florence Vickery Secretary. . . . . Helen Collins Vice'President . . . . . . John Bullock Treasurer. . . . . . James Dersham FUREIGN MISSIUNS FELLUWSHIP N Monday evenings after study hour, the students meet for prayer in behalf of those mission' aries on the foreign field. However, the prayers also include those who are laboring in America. It is the prayer of each member of this group that they might ever uphold those before God's Throne of Grace who have followed His commission to: SEEK ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness . Matthew 6:33 PRAY ye, therefore, the Lord of the harvest that He may send forth laborers. Luke 10:2 GO ye, therefore, and teach all nations. Matt. 28:19 President ....... Elmer Pitcher, Ir. Vice'President. . . .Dale E. Linebaugh Secretary. . . . . . . Evelyn G. Stuper GUSPEL TRACT DISTRIBUTIUN LEAGUE ERE are many ways of presenting Christ, but one of the finest methods is through the printed page....the Gospel tract. Since the Tract League has been established, thousands of tracts have been furnished by the League for the students to distribute, and many of these tracts have brought rich results. Tract Prayer Meetings are held every Wednesday night, and at that time reports are given as to the visible results from our efforts. Much time is spent in prayer that the printed Word may bear fruit to the glory of God. President . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allen Herman Secretary . . . . . Nadine Thompson Vice'President . . . . Mary Louise Spaugh Treasurer . . . . . . . Paul Suess This page sponsored by Independent Baptist Tabernacle, 124 Staver St., Jersey Shore, Pa., james E. Rosner, Pastor 70 PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN WURK CAMPAIGN HEN the students leave school shortly before Thanksgiving Day for what seems to be a very long vacation , it is often very necessary for them to explain that it is not all a vaca- tion. Three weeks of the time are to be spent in putting into practice many of the things that were learned theoretically. This three'week period is known as the Practical Christian Work Campaign . At the end of this period and the vacation period, each student is required to give a report of the work he accomplished while he was away from the School. What a glorious report comes backl Many of the students lead many souls to a saving knowledge of Christ, and many help other Christians to become stronger in the faith. Discouraged, over'worked pastors are often ably assisted in their work by some of the students, and write notes of gratitude to the School for having such a Campaign. Often, through the efforts of zealous students, other young people are inspired to enter full' time Christian work. No, these three weeks are not a vacation , they are a period of consecrated effort to do great things for Him Who loved us, and gave Himself for us. In addition to this definite Campaign, many of the students are actively engaged in regular duties in various churches in the vicinity of the School, and others are using their talents in services where they are occasionally needed. Some are pastors, even during this preparation'time, and many are Sunday School teachers and mission workers. Hospitals are visited frequently, and cheery words are brought to those who suffer. It is a real blessing to be active in Christian work in a practical way during these years of the ministry of preparation. , PRA VFR DAY .NE of the greatest experiences in P. B. T. S. is the day of prayer that is held each year during the Winter Term. To many, it is the Mountain Peak' of all their school experience. The day is begun with prayer before breakfast, it is ended with prayer late in the evening, when hearts that have been touched throughout the day, fill to overflowing with praise for our blessed Lord. Dr. john A. Davis used to exhort the students to drive stakes on Prayer Day. This challenge still rings out to us each year. To many, this day is a day of decision, a day of yielding, a day of consecration. Stakes are driven on this day that change the entire course of a number of students who may have been hesitating to take the step of definite dedication to the Lord. We praise God that He has kept this occasion a yearly event at P. B. T. S. If it were not for Prayer Day, our spiritual lives would miss a great deal of growth. Perhaps we should say that Prayer Day is the climax of all our daily chapel and devotional periods throughout the school year. We are urged many times to live close to the Lord, in precious communion with the Lord. In so doing, we find even a greater blessing when it comes time for Prayer Day. This page sponsored by Prophecy Monthly , Keith L. Brooks, D. D., Editor Publication of the American Prophetic League, Box B. B. Sta. Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, Calif. 31.20 a year. 71 iii 'pig H ' MONG the fine activities of P. B. T. S. is that of Basketball. It is the only sport in which the students engage, and it adds much to the School life, as well as enhancing the testimony of the School in the neighborhood. Many visiting teams, and spectators have gone from our grounds with compliments on their lips pertaining to the Christ'like sportsmanship demonstrated by our team. We praise God for this. Every game is started with prayer, and is carried on in that same spirit. During the game, some loyal spectator usually begins singing the familiar strain, On the banks of Susquehanna ..... and we all immediately stand and pay tribute to our players, our School, and our Lord This is a sport which contains interest both for the young men and for the young ladies, for there are two teams.....a boys' team, and a girls team. As Christian workers, may we ever realige that a keen, alert mind and a strong healthy body are very essential parts of our equipment if we are to be successful in the ministry and in the Christian life. , Not only physical training is received in the game, but also many spiritual lessons are learned. Countless boys have gained the victory over pride, selfishness, and dis' like, and they have learned to respect their fellow'p1ayers. It takes strong Christian character and determination to stick it out and play harmoniously with teammates and opponents. When the Great Scorer comes, He will not be concerned whether we have won or lost, but rather about how we played the game. D. Fleming This page sponsored by the Youth Gospel Union of 1943, East Cobleskill 72 BUMBLE AND BUZ UN CLFAN UP DAY NE day Bumble and Buz who were two ver . 1 , i y energetic little bees, met 'when they were flying around Sunset Knoll. When they discovered that they both had a secret desire to visit P. B. T. S., they became very excited, and began to p1a.n their trip. They had never been inside the buildings, and wanted so much to see everything. Thus, on May 22, 1947, Bumble and Buz started on their tour very early' in the morning. They arrived just as the breakfast bell rang, and what a sight they beheld! Look at that cowboy! exclaimed Bumble. And there goes a clown! And see that poor hobol My, what peculiar ,people live here! Oh, Bumble,' said Buz. Look at those ghostsi I'm so frightened! And here comes a gypsy. But.....why, this isn t Hallowe'enl What day is this? They followed the crowd down to the dining room, lit on top of the piano, and watched the pe' culiar display while the students all ate. One by one the students were called upon to sing, play giaitartsl, and pergmrim stunts. The tlhflee ghosts whgnii theyhhag siren ggrtelviously wege thergil agd w en ey sang eir eerie song c 1 s ran up an own e ac s o e curious ees. , ow they laughed when three colored mammies sang their funny songs. After the meal was over, the two bees followed everybody up to the Lecture Hall, -3 and watched the large group divide into smaller groups, and then scatter all around gig 3, the sahool to wlork. It kefg: the bees Busy ala day as they went from one group to Jil ly ano er, watc ing the in ustrious e orts o every stu ent. They had a great 'fj time listening to all the happy songs they sang as they worked. Some of ' - the students mopped the floors .and waxed them, and others cleaned ft woodwork. Some polished furniture, and others painted. Some A I scrubbed the floors, and some washed windows. I ' At dinner time the students all had a great time singing and laugh' l ing at each other's antics once again, and then they all went back ff? to their work. By supper time, the entire school was spark . ling like new, from top to bottom, and inside and out. The stu' ' d t ' ' ,I . en siwere all tired but still happy. And best of all, Mrs D , Davis pleased every one by having ice cream for dessert. . , V 4, 4. i Poor Bumble and Buz! All day they had flown around here 4.5, lg and there, and when they left, they were so tired that if ' fs-fe the could hardl make it to Sunset Knoll ain. 6? 5 Buz had found out what da it was! No It wasn't S. , , ' , Hallowe en, nor New Year s Day, nor the Fourth Mi .. . of ul l Not at alll...... i f f I y , ,- J, , mv ,ti ,,, ,N-L 1,-, I , ' , AMNM f. 'ya a ' ir - W ' . - fi IT WAS CLEAN'UP DAYlllllll ,W ' N., I +5 'fa 5. f .91 'w fi' f. if '-: ki . if . I mm ity .iff ' ' A . , L' :I E ' e ' ....Bonn1e Cammack ,,.,,,.,,,, T if 1 , r , L. , g fr: Nc' : ' 745- I if fhv ' ' Lflzif I . : IN ' ,LQ ' .5512 ' 'Eh-'W ,, 3554 'E A' 'ff'fi5iI-' 7 J. 1-ri'-L-My . . N I I I .LJ .t ,Q ? if A lffa .. 'Q l f 'F ' ' ' -iz ,'e:3'li1'ffffffp '14 mf. 1 - 2-.1 ' Tf.w5w i.., . e l- q w , L' 5 1 M, , - ., .,f, Q . .' ,.. , 'J Im,-L., d u gy, I' ,. ... T.: , :Q V ,fi-flJ'it-2,55 ' ' .- . . ' f Sify QI Q'-,., ' , ..l.5.-Lv. .55 A ' -- 1-4.5 I -,rg ,3,vQj'J -T'ff' TMR' , fi - -4 mmpv ' 1 'T' . 1.. 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Our blessings consist not only of spiritual ones, but also material ones, both individually, and as a school. Let me cite a few of the blessings we have received within the past few months because of faithful students, Alumni, and friends. First, let us visit the chapel. Last Spring, the Class of '48 took this as a junior and Senior project. They redecorated the walls a beautiful, restful green, and purchased wine'colored leather seats. In the girls' parlor and office, we find that the old, worn rugs have been replaced by green and beige asphalt tiling. In the hallway, we see a new, electric Kelvinator water cooler in place of the old drinking fountain. This was installed by Rev. Leroy Westbrook and family, in memory of their beloved father. Near the Lecture Hall door hangs a large electric clock, presented by the Class of'49. Inside the Lecture Hall there is a new set of maps, given by the Class of'48. Opposite the Hammond organ we find a beautiful spinet piano, a gift from Evangelist Max and Neva Harvey, in memory of their daughter. Continuing on, let us walk down the new stairway, and through the new arch entrance into the remodeled and redecorated dining room, which, although it was always beautiful, is even more lovely than ever. It is so cheery and pleasant with the peach'colored walls, the green and silver striped curtains with their floral design, and the green concrete floor. We have often heard Mrs. Davis say, Our kitchen is back in the horse'and'buggy days, but not so now! Mrs. Patterson purchased an electric mixer with money given by young people who filled coin'cards, and when the Class of '49 saw the condition of our coal ranges of World War 1 Days, they made it their project to give us a gas range with three sections. Along with this came a gift of a gas coffee urn, from two students. Shortly afterward, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rawlins shipped a large steel frigidaire to the school, and all we had to pay was the freight charge. The big project taken on by our Board of Trustees was the installing of oil burn' ers for our heating system. As one person remarked, ' We have to be physical' ly warm as well as spiritually. This has been a big expense, but we know that God's storehouse is full, and will pour out abundant blessings. These are some of the many blessings that are ours. We cannot forget all those who give financial gifts, large and small, and the individuals and churches that provide us with potatoes, apples, canned goods, quilts, dresser scarfs, towels, tablecloths, and many other things. Isn't all this much to be thank'ful for? We feel that we not only Count our bles- sings, name them one by one , but that we weigh them ton by ton. May P.B.T.S. ever be faithful to Him Who ordained it, and abound with blessing. .........Marcella Gathany E l -. sf- .J . 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