Allentown Bible Institute - Beacon Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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6l'l'Z0qI'6LWL5 Words are inadequate to express my heart-felt appreciation of A. B. I. Un this sacred spot where God called us we learned many prec- ious lessons whose memories linger yet. Here I first saw the light and my burden of sin rolled away forever. In those early days, though only twenty in the school, we loved to work, study, and pray, and cherished the privileges we enjoyed at our dear Alma Mater. Ruth M. Bowman, '24. I am thankful for the settling of experience which came to me in Bible School, and especially for the practical experience in religious work which I received there. J. Harold Goss, '25. Beulah Park has made me love the Bible 111ore than ever before, and has surely been an inspiration to ine. I aiu grateful to God that he has given me the blessed privilege of attending Beulah Park. Ella M. Garman, '26, Only as the years ripen, can I place a just value on those days spent at Beulah Park. I can never cease to be grateful for the part that sacred place had in moulding my character and helping me to find my vocation in life. l am glad that the hand of the Supreme God led me there. Mrs. John Hanna, '27. l went to Beulah Park in September l926. and graduated in June 1927. l went back for other work and spent altogether five years there- the best five years of my life. Sarah J. Riggs, l27. '+R ' 48 R40-

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f fjqcers OFFIUERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PI'6SidQ I1t - - Rev. Nvalter F. Bubb Secretary - Rev. Mark Bowman Trvasllror Mrs. Ruswll Lutz Motto 0f'C'UPY 'FILL I COMEU 0 47 5-3+

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I had received training in several schools before I entered Beulah Park Bible School, but the year at Beulah Park was by far the most profitable to me both spiritually and educationally. Rev. E. Eugene Hostetter, '29, I find it impossible to state my appreciation for a training that to me was priceless. The spiritual atmosphere We lived in I know Will influence my life here and in eternity. Hazel Noble, '30, It would be futile for me to try to express in Words all that A. B. I. has meant to me. It, did not take me six years to fall in love with the school, but I frequented her halls for that period of time because I rec- ognized the advantages afforded by a Christian School in these days of modernism and svorldliness. I sincerely recommend A. B. I. to students who are interested in their spiritual as Well' as intellectual development. ' Russell A. Kleppingzer, '31, Two things I am especially grateful for: the discipline just When I needed it most: and the key to the proper interpretation and understand- ing' of the Scriptures. Rev. George E. Failing, '32, The knowledgw- of Bible truths received at Beulah Park hasqbeen invaluable to me, and I do appreciate more than Words can express the training in godly Christian living which I received there. The founda- tion principles taught and molded into my life have been as a bulvvark and an anchor to my soul during' the year which I have spent in the Nurses' Training school. I shall always cherish the memories of days spent at Beulah Park and endeavor, by God 's grace. to be true to her and the standards which she upholds. Bernadine Kinney, '33. B. P. B. S. has meant more than words can express to me. Lessons learned in theory have proven very practical in my field of service. I cherish the memories of Beulah Park. Rev. J. Edgar Martin, '33, The lessons learned in Beulah Park have proved to be very bene- ficial in my Christian life and ministry. Rev. Leonard W. Drury, '34. -MI 49 gp..