Allentown Bible Institute - Beacon Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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6L55 V010 66g Hear. Uh ye Seniors of A. B. l., what lieth in store for you. As power and courage of utterance are given, I speak. Be not amazed, but receive the words as PROPHECY. Lindley Adams, having worked faithfully and diligently, shall graduate from college with flying colors. Having been thus better pre- pared, he will enter into the ministry of his Master. He shall not only rank high among his fellow-laborers in stature, but also in spirit and attainments. 'His piano and trumpet music shall aid greatly in his effici- ent ministry. Vlarence Wert shall be used of God in pioneer evangelism and shall leave behind him work that is permanent. His courage and reliance on God will be factors figuring in his success, but the chief factor shall be the earliest prayer and frequent encouragement of his wife, Margaret. Her kindly disposition and godly life shall influence many toward a vital experience in Christ. Harold Garrison, having completed the Theological course at A. 13.1. shall enter college and there prepare to serve the Lord, as a missionary. Success shall crown his work for through him many precious heathen shall hear the Gospel. , Aldene Headley shall serve God as a medical missionary, having fitted herself for that work by attendance at Booth Memorial Hospital. Her field of labor will be in India where she will reap much grain which is ripe unto harvest. Lewis Adams, the careful thinker, shall continue his pursuit of knowledge in college, specializing in philosophy and medicine., Having applied himself admirably to these studies, his didactic qualities will be strengthened and his ambition will be realized, to become a college teacher. '61 30 KN'

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Thelma, wc wish you the best of success in whatever course you pursue. May this be your motto for life: Seek first the kingdom of C l lH ight H lor am is rg eousness . Orene Schatfner of Bethlehem, Pa., was added to our number two years ago. She has been a real blessing in the school by her quiet Chris- tian walk. She leaves behind pleasant memories of her faithfulness. Orene, we are glad that you are among our number and are confident that as you continue to walk with God, He will direct you into paths of usefulness. . Lindley Adams,.a twin brother of Lewis, is another of the graduates coming from Glassboro, N. J. He began his Theological work here in 1933 and has worked hard, completing a three year course in two years. Lindley, like his brother, is quite a philosopher, and his hobby seems to be that of arguing. VVe hope that throughout his life he will be able to convince others that the way of the Cross is the only true way. Lindley has proved himself a scholar, and what he starts he usually finishes. He has expressed a desire to go to college. We wish him a most successful future as he strives to fulfill his calling. Arthur Kleppinger is the second of his family to graduate from our school. He joined us -when ibut a little 'boy of thirteen years. After completing his High School here in 1933, he returned to study in the Theological Department. He is of the studious type, his favorite study being Greek, and if it 's all Greek to him he likes it. But he is not stop- ping here for he hopes to go to college before his school days are over. Arthur, as you leave A. B. I. the best wishes of all go with you. We trust that your life will ever be an example of vital Christian living. Thus ends the history of the Class of 1935. As we have labored to- gether here so We go forth to be Laborers together with Him . ALDEN E HEADLEY. HISTORY OF THE HISTORIAN Aldene Headley left Holbrook, Pa. in 1931 and came to A. B. I. Since that time we have all learned to know her as a trustworthy young lady and for this trustworthiness she will always be remembered. We cannot forget her pleasant smile. She is of ia sober- and honest disposi- tion. Everyone has been inspired by the consistent Christian life she has lived and. the noble character she has built. Aldene is very modest' and holds the highest ideals of life. As a class we feel that she is Worthy of the best words of commendation that we can give. When all of life 'S activities are over may the Master greet her with that greatest of all commendations, t'Well done thou good and faithful servant. LLOYD SIMPSON. -dll 29 UN'

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Orene Schaffner shall take up medical training. Having qualified as a trained nurse, she shall not only give aid to the body, but shall assist the soul in distress. Her musical talent will be a blessing to many lives. Artemas Byrdls career shall be marked with great success. As an evangelist he will be a leader. Application, zeal and perseverance will pave the way for him to be a prince among the Lord 's servants. -Inlia Etien shall begin her life 's work in the evangelistic field, and after a few years shall respondto the cry of her soul which calls her to serve as a mission nurse in Africa. William Allshouse, having proven himself a faithful Dean of men at A. B. I. will rule Hhis own house well and care for the Hock of God. His voice shall add to his success. Ilis wife catering to his musical tend- encies shall make his choir famous. Thelma Beck shall become a medical doctor. Her leisure hours will be few for as a master' of her art she will find it necessary to keep long office hours. L-loyd Simpson will become widely known as an expert musician on the guitar and trombone and as a good song leader. His travelsshall be extensive and dotted with many rich experiences. Beulah Kunkle shall be a trained nurse serving in China as a mis- sionary. Darkened lives shall receive light through her ministry and shall see Christ in her kindly disposition and labor of love. The prophet hath spoken. Time -will classify him true or false. ARTHUR KLEPPINGER. Prophecy for the Prophet I am not a prophet nor am I the son of a phophet, neither am I a magician nor astrologer, but as I gaze into the crystal of history in the light of his present activities I see for Arthur Kleppinger a clear future. He will be found daily in the classroom engaged in lecturing on Greek classics or drilling his class in some difficult tense formation or other stumbling block. He will gather about him a great number of friends who will require much of his spare time for social activities. LLOYD SIMPSON. .gg 3 1 my