Alma White High School - Lance Yearbook (Zarephath, NJ)

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THE STAFF OF 'rms 1959 LANCIC sends greetings to OUT Denver counterpart, Belleview College and Bible Seminary Pictured here are linotypist George Chambers, '47 AWC, compositor Regina f0verkj Heger, and pressman Andrew Hardman, '29 ZBS. We are indebted to these friends for their imvuluable help in printing this Yearbook.

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AWC-ZBS ALINI OTES ISnmc grads are nu-ntioned here :xml there MARJORIE ASHMORE, '41 AWC and '53 ZBS, has been filling a vital position in the headquarters office at Zarephath. PAULINE CFRENKIELJ BRANDT, '57 AWC, resides at the Hendon location of the Pillar of Fire Church and School in London. CONSTANCE CWIIITEJ BROWN, '47 AWC, who went on to take a Master's degree at Denver University, now resides in East Orange, N. J. PEARL CDONGELLJ BROWN, '23 ZBS and '27 AWC, works at the American Board of Missions to the Jews in N. Y. C. RUTH E. BROWN, '43 AWC, has been serv- ing in the Department of Languages at Rah- way, N. J., High School. BETTY CLUPJ CLOUGH, '46 ZBS, is assist- ing her husband, Pastor John Clough, at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Erma, N. J. DEAN COLE, '43 ZBS and '45 AWC, and MARIE CHAFFNERJ COLE, '51 ZBS, are as- sociated with the Boulder, Colo., Pillar of Fire Church and School. REV. KENNETH COPE SR., '31 ZBS, is con- tinuing his ministry at the Pillar of Fire Church and Alma Dale Academy, Jackson- ville, Florida. CLIFFORD CRAWFORD, '51 AWC, works for Young and Rubicon, second largest ad- vertising agency in the world. He has re- cently produced an experimental movie in color and sound. FRANK CRAWFORD, '53 AWC, is person- nel manager at Allied Corporation, N. Y. C. S. RAE and JENORA CBARTLETTJ CRAW- FORD, both '51 AWC, reside on the site of the old Weston Schoolhouse. ELIZABETH CSUMMERSJ CRUVER, '49 AWC, has a full schedule at Sycamore Grove School, Los Angeles, where she is principal. REV. WILLIAM CRUVER, '43 ZBS, is pas- toring at the Pillar of Fire Church, L. A. PAULINE KWHITEJ DALLENBACH, '49 AWC, is continuing her musical studies in Denver, as well as teaching at Belleview. REV. ROBERT B. DALLENBACH, '49 AWC and '47 ZBS, was serving on the Belleview College and Seminary staff in Denver, Colo- rado, for the past year. He is also Bible League manager. PAUL ENTZ, '50 ZBS, and family have tak- en up residence in Nappanee, Ind. CR.F.D.1J KATHRYN FARNHAM, '38 ZBS, of Somer- ville, N. J., has entered the field of practical nursing. BERTHA FRENKIEL, '27 ZBS and '31 AWC, is living in Indianapolis, where she holds a government position. REV. EDWARD FRENKIEL, '25 AWC, has been located for many years at the Hendon Pillar of Fire headquarters, London, Eng. in this volume. We would :llipl'r 'l:it4- ln-:iring from lain BERTIIA GILLICK, 57 AWC, is a teacher in the public school in Franklin Park, N. J. DAVID MAHLON GROSS, '53 ZBS and '56 AWC, is teaching at Belleview and carrying on editorial work in the Rocky Mountain Pillar of Fire Publishing Headquarters. REV. JOHN WESLEY GROSS, '52 ZBS and '54 AWC, is pastoring and teaching at the Philadelphia Pillar of Fire Church and School. IIELEN IIAMILTON, '30 ZBS, now lives in Uniontown, Pa. BERTHA IIOLLANDER, '35 ZBS, who teach- es in Chicago, is scheduled to receive a de- gree from Northwestern University this spring. ROBERT HARTMAN, '36 AWC, is on the Belleview faculty, Denver. LILLIAN CIIELLYERJ HIGII, '54 AWC, re- ceived the Master's degree in Library Ser- vice from Rutgers University and is filling the position of librarian at Zarephath. REV. DELLA IIUFFMAN, '17 ZBS, recently marked her 85th year and is still active in spiritual service in Colorado. REV. CLIFFORD K. INGLER, '22 ZBS, went home to be with the Lord this month CMay, 19595. He was buried at Zarephath on the 23rd. ROSELLA KRAMER, '46 AWC, received her Master's degree last year from the Univer- sity of Washington: she is laboring at the Green Lake CP. of FJ Church and School in Seattle. REV. AGNES KUBITZ, '26 AWC, teaches college extension courses and is principal of the Pillar of Fire School in Philadelphia. HELEN CSMITHJ LEVAN, '39 AWC, is a secretary in Somerville, N. J. LYDIA CSANDERSJ LOYLE, '55 AWC, com- pletes her second successful year as princi- pal of the Temple Christian Day School, Bound Brook, N. J. REV. JOHANNES MAAS, '56 ZBS and '58 AWC, has been ministering in Cincinnati, and has been engaged in evangelistic work with Brother William Stelpstra: they are looking forward to a summer in evangelism in the New Jersey-Pennsylvania area. ' REV. KENNETH MILNE, '46 ZBS, has been serving with the Church of God in Indiana. ETHEL CWILLIAMSONJ MORAN, '25 ZBS, though busy as a housewife and for many years a supervisor of the Zarephath Book Bindery, still finds time to continue her edu- cation by taking additional studies. nlmntl :llnmni with whom we have lost tonch.l THEODORE R. MORAN, '31 AWC, who taught at Union Junior College until recent- ly, is now teaching at Waynesburg CPa.D College. CATHERINE QFLEENORJ RANDALL, '39 AWC, teaches art in North College Hill Cout- side Cincinnatij. ROBERT ROLOFF, '56 AWC, has been teach- ing in the public school at Iselin, N. J. REV. EARLE SAXE, '55 ZBS and '55 AWC, has been serving as a chaplain in the Armed Forces, he recently returned to the States from Korea. IIAZEL SCHISSLER, '36 AWC and '40 ZBS, is serving in Cincinnati at the Eden Grove CP. of FJ School. MARTHA CDALLENBACHD SCHLENK, '49 AWC, of East Brunswick, N. J., is a Girl Scout Leader in church and High School groups. MARGARET II. SILLETT, '41 AWC and '42 ZBS, received a Master's degree at Denver University and is now on the faculty of Salem Bible Institue, Salem, Ohio. BRUCE SLACK, '52 AWC, is employed by I.B.M. in Newark. REV. WILLIAM J. STELPSTRA, '57 AWC and ZBS-his wife is the former Anna Riz- kovsky-is pastoring the Passaic Valley Church, Little Falls, N. J., as well as having been re-enrolled in school this year for further training. LOIS STEWART, '52 AWC, has returned to her Alma Mater as an instructor in math after receiving her Master's degree from the University of Cincinnati. REV. MARK TOMLIN, '57 AWC, and Cor- nelia Ruffo were married last November in the Memorial Pillar of Fire Church, Mor- rison, Colo. He is office editor of the Pillar of Fire Junior and Woman's Chains. REUBEN and IREL QSHAFERJ TRUITT, both '55 AWC, are enjoying their teaching and ministry at the Alma Heights Academy, Pedro Valley, California. BJORN c'DAvE 3 VAAGE, '54 Awc, com- pleted his term of service in the U. S. Air Force in the field of electronics with the rank of lieutenant. As an electronics en- gineer he has been transferred to California. REV. MARTIN WAMBACH JR., '50 ZBS, is pastoring the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Hartville, Ohio. REV. DONALD WOLFRAM, '42 AWC, re- ceived a Master's degree at Tcacher's Col- lege, Columbia, and his Ed.D. from Denver University. A former Dean of AWC, Dr. Wolfram is now Dean of Belleview College. PHYLLIS CHOFFMANJ WOLFRAM, '42 AWC, conducts children's meetings and broadcasts at Sharon and Belleview.

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BOOSTER LIST MILTON P. ACHEY and family, Mountainside MR. und MRS. ROY ANTHONY, New Brunswick GRACE ARTHUR, Hight.-xtown MARJORIE ASHMORE, Zurephath, N. J. MR. and MRS. GEORGE BARTLETT, Trenton ROBERT BIRNSTEIN, Brooklyn MR. nnd MRS. FRAN'K BLUE, Zu.:-ephath KATE BORINO, Brooklyn ELEANOR BRAATEN, Rocky Point, N. Y. JEAN BRANDON, London MR. and MRS. HARVEY BRANDT, London MR. and MRS. L. F. BREED, Hiyrhtstown SARAH BURRIS, Trenton RAYMOND W. BYER JR., Hizhtstown THE CAMDEN FAMILY, Hipzhtstown EDNA CHASEY, Bound Brook ESTHER CLARKE, London EMMA COLLINS, Hightstown SCOTT CRAWFORD, Zarephath MR. and MRS. RUSSELL CROUCHER, Znrephnth THE LITTLE CROUCHERS, Zarephuth SARAH GRACE CRUVER, Bound Brook MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. DAVISON, Trenton MR. und MRS. EDWARD DAY, Martinsville JOSEPH E. DELGATTO, Queens Village, L. I. VERNON DE PUY, Liborty. N. Y. THEODORE DOPKO, Taylor, Pu. MR. nnd MRS. GEORGE DOREN, I-Iixrht.-:town MINNIE DRIVER, Zarephuth MELBA EBELE, Bound Brook JAMES R. EDGAR, Lock Haven, Pa. MR. and MRS. HARRY EDWARDSON, Brooklyn ABRAHAM WOOD FELMLY, Hitrhtstown MR. and MRS. WALTER FORNER, White House JOHN J. FRIED, Honolulu REV. and MRS. EDWARD FRENKIEL, London GRACE E. GARRETSON, New Brunswick MR. and MRS. T. GILLICK JR., Bound Brook MR. and MRS. GOODFELLOW, Trenton HELEN GNALL, Taylor, Pu. JOSEPH J. GNALL, Taylor, Pa. CHARLES A. GREEN, Hiyzht.-xtown RONALD MALCOLM GROUT, New York MR. and MRS. EDMUND HAMPTON, Seaford, Va. HARRY HANAOKA, Honolulu WILLIAM J. HALEY, Philadelphia MIRIAM R. HALEY, Philadelphia IDELLA und JOYCE HEGER, Znrophnth MR. and MRS. EZRA HELLYER, Zurcphnth MR. and MRS. REES HILLIS, Hixrhtstown WE WISH TO THANK our generous boosters, advertisers, and other friends whose encouragement and patronage made this yearbook possible. Your confidence in us is sincerely appreciated, and we shall try to merit its continuancei. May God's rich blessings be yours. The 1959 LANCE Yearbook Staff REV. and MRS. BYRON HOPKINS, Seattle ALLISON HUDSON, Seattle MR. and MRS. I-IADDON W. IVINS, Summit, N. J. ADA KELLER, London MR. and MRS. JOHN S. KELLY, Hixzhtstown MR. and MRS. RICHARD KENNY, Monmouth .let ELMER KNICK, Zarephnth ANNA KONOPKA, Zurcphath ETHEL and ROSELLA KRAMER, Seattle VERNA KRONNAGEL, Hipxhtstown ASTRID LARSEN, Brooklyn ESTHER LEWIS, Philadelphia PAMELA HOPE LOYLE, Bound Brook MILDRED LUNDE, New Hyde Park, N. Y. ANTONIA MANGELSDO'RF, Martinsville ELLA MARTEN, Hiirhtstown I-IARRIET McCORMICK, London REV. and MRS. JAMES McROBBlE, London ANNIE MOMBRUN, London ROBERT NOBLES, Richlands, N. Cnr. MR. and MRS. J. O'DONNELL, Brooklyn JEAN O'DONNELL, Brooklyn JAMES R. ORR, 'Hixthtstown A. MAE PARADINE, New Brunswick DESTINA RASSMANN, Indianapolis DR. SHAMA RASSMANN, Bobraieh, V. P., Indin SYLVIA RASSMANN, Bobruich, V. P., India THE' REVILLA FAMILY, Trenton ESTHER ROBERTS, Brooklyn JAMES ROBERTS, Brooklyn MARGARET L. ROBINSON, Philadelphia REV. and MRS. HARRY ROSS, Chicano DIANNE ROSS, Chicmro TEDDY ROSS, Chicago RICHARD RUTGERSON, Cornwall, N. Y. MR. and MRS. CHARLES SIIAFER, Zurephath J. HENRY SHARP, Zarcphuth INEZ SHARP, Zursphath MERLE SHARP, Zurephnth MR. and MRS. G. F. SHERMAN 8: Son, Hizhtstown MARGARET H. SILLETT, Salem, Ohio MR. and MRS. WESLEY SLACK, Zarephath ASH R. STEWART, Zurephath MARY STEWART, Znrehhnth EDITH STIFFLER, Zarophath THE SULTS, Berwick, Pa. CHARLES J. TEAGEN, New Brunswick GEORGE P. TERRY, North Bellmore, L. I. MR. and MRS. MARK TOMLIN, Zarephnth MR. and MRS. C. H. TURTON JR., Lnvallette, N. J. C. EDWARD TURTON, East Brunswick ED TURTON CHILDREN, East Brunswick EILEEN TURTON, Trinidad, West Indies ETHEL C. TURTON, New Brunswick GRACE B. TURTON, R.N., Hightstown L. STRAKER TURTON, Cnnmln M. JOAN TURTON, Hightstown ROBERT S. TURTON JR., Hillhtstown WINIFRED B. TURTON, East Brunswick JENNIE URSO, Bound Brook DOMINIC URSO, Bound Brook NANCY E. VOGEL, Jamesburg PHYLLIS A. WALKER, Perth Am-boy EMMA WALLS, Zarephuth MARK D. WARNER, Brooklyn MRS. HULDA WATKINS, Zarephnth MR. and MRS. MEREDITH WEAVER, Zarephath MR. and MRS. WM. WENGER, Old Bridge, N. J. C. B. WETHERILL, Hiizhtstown AGNES WHITE and FAMILY, Hipzhtstown