Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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-i KWCTWFQQEWW -f tiiiiim w i Q Q 7 Sl5VRlAN if l ,nr 53 V,1 ... 1 . ,:22lf 1 ' I f Home iw 1 JUL 'IUC ' SENIORS RAY C. CANTRELL, A.B. . . . . f - . . . . n l . . .Pasadena, California' Atheniag Athletic Councilg Collegian Staff, '263 Basketball, '24, '25, '26, '273 Baseball, '24, '25, '26, '27. HEI,EN MARIE MILLER, AB. ........... . Mt. Vernon, Ohio Columbia, Glee Club, '25, '26, PAUL K. MOORE, A.B ............... Mocksville, North Carolina Vice-President A. A. A., '26, Basketball, '24, '25, '26, '27g Columbia, Athletic Council, '26: Asbui-ian Staff, '26, F. F. F., Three B's. A REPRESENTATIVE ALUMNUS Bishop Fisher received the de- grees of A.B. and B.S. from As- bury College in 1902, the degree of Ph.D. from Boston University in 1908, and the degree of D.D. from Asbury in 1915. He went as a missionaryiof the M. E. Church to India in 1904, where he became pastor of the Agra English Church in 1906. He re- turned to America that same year and became a pastor in Bos- ton until IQIO. He was elected Fellow of the Royal. Geograph- ical Society in IQZI in recogni- tion of his book, India's Silent Revolution. He was elected Bishop of the M. E. Church in 1920. B1sHoP FREDERICK FISHER, PH.D., D.D. 26 1 lm 1nmQE3Q yn. ,m , WW l I w F l l l l l l l l l i 1 cfs ,X A S 1 l i. u l l l l l l l l Ai A I

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K Lv. L.. - L. L-jf S Q!lsEvR1AN -in 1 Q Q 7 SENIORS A. V - x . .1 7' mill: W Q ax , 4 J 1 2 ii. Mi 951 5,1 . 3 pg.: JEANETTE ALICE ERNY, A.B ................. Chieago, Illinois Vice-President Class, '2'i3 Luc-y Stoncg Athening Glec Club, '2T. CLAUDE WHEELER YOUNG, A.B. . ..... . Charleston, West Virginia President Class, '273 Manager Lyceum, 'QTQ Athoniag Cicoroniag Ministt-rizil Assor-lation: Collegian Staff, '26g Basketball, '25, '26, '27g Baseball, '25, '26, '2T. Lois ALBERTA ELLIOTT, A.B ............. . . Lansing, Michigan Michigan State College, '24, Lucy Stone, Glee Club, '27g Columbia. A REPRESENTATIVE ALUMNUS Miss Mullikin graduated from Asbury College in 1897. She taught in the public schools of Kentucky for six years, two years in Asbury College, and two years in Kingwood College. She was appointed as a mission- Miss PEARL MULLIKIN . 25 ary to Africa under the M. E. Church in 1909. There her field of labor included circuit work, work among the women and teaching. She is now principal of the Nlrewa School, Mrewa, Africa. LJHSQEZQEUQ im 1 K DIL WW

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g l l 'N f f ii, QA K fm i U l A -' 5? A lil .1 'ia 'f 'ffx me SBVRIAN ,ff ll 2 l Q C2 7 t im 1111 W ' 5 7 imA'Ci7': Q V l ' in itll g-ZX! SENIORS , .. ailiflt. 5 ',.-: f -,Ng ' -.iv Z ii RUTH FRANCES BRINESHULTS, A.B. . ..... . . Athenia, Lucy Stone, Vice-President Class, '25, Glee Club, in Voice, '26, Basketball, '25, Lyceum Committee. . . , . ,, .., . ...,..,,L.. ...,. .....,.,.,......- . . Cedarville, New Jersey Girls' Quartette, lit-rlifir-ate JUNE SAMUEL MITCHELL, B.S. . . . .... . Indiana University, '22, '23, Asburian Staff, '26, Lyceum Committee, '27, Athenia, Volunteer Band. . . . .Wii1dfall, Indiana WILMA CLARE GRIFFITH, AJB. ................ Hamilton, Ohio Lucy Stone, Vice-President Athenia, President Athenia, Classic Club, Collegian Staff, '27, S. S. Miami University. A REPRESENTATIVE ALUMNUS Dr. Bromley graduated from Asbury in 1901. He received a higher education from Transyl- vania University, University of Kentucky, Harvard University, and Andover Theological Sem- inary, the degree of from Kentucky University, and D.D. from Asbury College. He is a member of the Victoria Institute of Great. Britain, a member of the Commission on Evangelism of the United Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. He is a joint editor of The Call to Colors, Philadelphia, and is a noted author, lecturer and evangelist. He has held meet- ings from coast to coast and from the Gulf to the Lakes, has trav- eled abroad and is invited to speak in Scotland and to give a series of addresses in India. DR. HENRY VV. BROMLEY, M.A., D.D. 27 P1 4 im DHXSBBMHI :nr 1 WWE z v 1 1 l '1