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

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MZ, 'am 421446 FACULTY A D TAFF It is with sincere a . . ' Ppreciation that , h , Clhgistliiiii lllrolhgh the last three years lllhevetbzeilnlzsgulililisos express our thanks to 1 , e . and foH0wedeHis4Q:al:::e lggsdhthe still small voice of iheolbljrznligiuflll usill the - . , 9 IS e ' 'mg to the young men aid wmnel: slated. you here to be an inspiration andn: blelst for Christian Service. 0 will Pass through P.B.T.S. in their tra- . ' At times whe ming knowin faith, WE 52:2 5:0 alia have experienced th2se sameetrolmlsed tg ioulfor guidance, ' I me t rough victorio ' an avmg Seen our In the dass and out will I b us. The lessons that we have learned from you 9 9 8 ' s that you are here because 63518: Eludgposts to us m our future work. We believe untoh' fl C ou d M lm' y an because .Y 011 have been obedient Hind in 50 doing, you have brought uyor Put away self in your service for'others zlllcelrely thank you, one and an for shzpser to our Lord. We, the Class of 1950, n and praise God for having known ytfulill have done for us, and above all, we n the going has been tough we hav I k ay Cod continue to bless you as CURRICULUM OFFERED IN 49-50 FIRST YEAR SECCND YEAR THIRD YEAR Name of Name of Hours Name of Hours Subject per Week Subject per Week Subject ' per Week E ugh B,bl Old Testament Interpretation 5 New Testament Interpretation I 0 B'bl' I Th l S t at' Th gy Billie Doctrine ' 'C' eo ogy cy1laZli'...1'E.11.fS'til.. IV Biblical Antiquities I Greek 1 Jr. Homiletics Greek II Sr. Homiletics Missions - Ch h H' t I Biblical Innodllcl-lon Billlifal Aistiilrliities II Comparative Theology Ewgselwm Greek-English 1 fAssigned for Cree -English II . En hah IV Theolo 'cal Diploma? fAssigned for Theological Puglic Speaking I Introductory Greek fwinter and Spri Ter Christian Educatiollli English II Qissignedj English I fAB9lgllCd, Shorthand fElectiveJ fNot offered in '49-'50, maj Christian Elducation II Christian Education III fAssigned for Theological Di lomal Public gpealring II Literature English III fAssignedJ Ty writing fElectiveJ Hot offered in '49-'50, Diplomaj Church History II CAssigned for Theological Di lomal Pastors? Emciency I Public S eaking II Church Secretarial Methods QElectiveD Sponsored through courtesy of ECHOES PUBLISHING COMPANY - Christian Literature Bible School Park, New York 20

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nl be 6mW7606Zl!Zb7Z fa new CLASS TEACHER -'Y gm. tyofkmmzf We realize that it has indeed been an honor for us to have you, Dr. Patterson, as our Class Teacher. Because of your many duties as Vice President and director of the Students' League of Many Nations, you have never been permitted to be a class teacher, so we are thankful that God has allowed you to be ours. Your inspiration in our chapels and your guidance in our business affairs have been of untold value. God has used you to be a real blessing in our midst and we certainly are thankful that He led us to choose you as our counsellor. There is no doubt but that each of us has been greatly impressed by your con- secration, your humbleness and your wisdom. It has been a privilege'and joy to have been able to have worked and fellowshipped together with you. As we separate, we will be praying for you and we covet your prayers. We trust that God's richest blessing may be yours as you continue to labor here at P.B.T.S. Me fmt mt Sponsored through courtesy of TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner of E, Linroln and Utica Sts., Ithaca, New York Rev. Harold E. Cole, Pastor 22