Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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.gzorf Graaff .SL The unseen work behind the finished product of a yearbook in- volves the co-operation and effort of numbers of students. The entire group does work that includes ed- iting, planning pages, writing copy, proofreading, research, make-up of pages, typing, and many other phases of work. There are many hours of individual work that fill the many units of research and planning. There are also the hours of working together in which, like the old fashioned working bees, everyone working on the Yearbook gathers to complete the output of the various units, meeting dead- lines of the publisher at various in- tervals. The Seminarian photo- graphystaff brightens every T occasion of historical inter- est on the campus . Their Fla s hes record events and places which will ever be rememberedand valued 1 I B K. through their pictorial re- v minders. James Long, Earl Schume- horn, Photo. Ed., Mark Berbano, Roy Kenny -Q Typists: Merlin Rensberry Ronald Bohnenblust

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5,,,,1.,.f se' 'ei'if!l, I abtorb Week after week students go from Asbury Seminary into outlying areas of Kentucky qnd surrounding states, pastoring from one to four churches. Theirs is the diffi- culttask of discharging pastoral obligations in three days and Seminary obligations in the remaining four. Their record, as both pastors and students, is a tribute to the quality ot the training and character of these men . The burdens they bear in so Christ-like a way foretellsagreat ministry as Asbury alumni . 55 Student Pastors Tom Murphy Donald Bastian