Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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.fi-A Q , , . f ,nf-wwf -f --:-.v7-qg.- 5 1 Q Tl-IE SBURY COLLEGE has been a potent force in the life of each one of us. The perspective of years will cause us to realize this even more. This Christian influence will never cease to have an effect upon our living. The many delightful events of these years have set a new standard by which to judge future joys. How- ever, in a short time from now the events of our college days will exist only as memories placed among our dearest treasures. Therefore, we want this volume to be your laoolc of memories. lf, sometime in the hurry and laustle of living, or in the afternoon of life, you talce this laoolc from its shelf, leisurely dip into its pages, and find that it serves to recall vividly your golden days at Asbury, you will have fulfilled our hope. L. a V Q 35 l' '? a ,a 523 ,J a - ,W g a' T , , 51, ' ic ,Wm f I X U I , M V 1 For days Hughes agonlzed a 1 437- 'S-lrfllf ' ff in ra er that God mi ht , a fs M11 3 P Y . 9 F?-'fi' f f fagag. ,gg 'fQ.f.5'l1 relieve hum of the great - -' 1' ' f A '- ,. ' ffif-if ' :gilt . . ' F -f-- a-aqif ggm , , 1 V -' A V 1: burden of founding a Holi- -f-'IZ -' 'MW1-as 1-Tv' 2 . i5 I.'f1..l.,.l.-.,,. gp- wsgygggq .-Q - ., .3 fff f-1 --rf 3 ness school. l-lowever, ., -2 ,fffjfg-2: .A 1 g. 41 7 , ' '- 51: . . . f' ' 5,5 , ff 5-f p ,Liv-,nf A ' since his burden only in- 1 cw... J.. ., 5 ,-f - r ' - - . I 31:3 Q A creased, he knew God had l Y 1 E called him to the task. ' -aat s a , wif ' sew f 'N- f iam . , i 'L-age-wif. I, qgf f-f ,mais X, ' ,3i5?f3gr-fffg'- ' , gl ,xr E g - -3 , Wwuffrxi, ' Q,-N X .. .X ts 5,5-,',g5.. ,A K N '. a 1 S' , , ,, ,. My -.-- uf. vff:5'z -g g - 4' -, W ,.f,y,f- .f - . A sei., , ' wifi - ., 1 4:12, .V 3. , --.3 . if-Y 1' 3' x f we sr L: 2 ' ...ff ' -ew A ' :xp :.1i-':Q1:'ifii2a - iraq. 1 ' fs 5, . ., . ,Y if . 1 'sf-Lf V: asv,-., 1 f..'4t-mrs.45amnvrz1mCeau W- :,'IG5ki4er-kV3iz9,5iiwfV?sQQn3l23k'lPI95wt ' ' 4 V PCD ..

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' nw Y 2- , V-A 5' 1 ' Q V' 'Q -sq Eiiki.-'f - ' V- A - 4J'!.gK ,1 1' 'XSEMMQ Q I A N The vision to found Asbury College and the call to the work came to Reverend John Wesley Hughes as he sat in the old Kentucky Central Depot at Lexing- ton, returning from an evan- gelistic trip. 1933 A HISTORICAL EDITION PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FOUR ASBURY COLLEGE WILMORE, KENTUCKY 1 . ,i ,E-,,. ..,.t-...,,,..-... l, .V . ., ,M..Q..-... ' 3 -v. 'Y Q--W A Q-1-A,-.ft,,-,.- , J 'Aff--No.4-N.-,..... Q v -..L .. '.ZlST. .. .. T...- 2ZhSlil114Br4B nr. 4. -,I I I V Y

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I1 'lKY!!QLQifZ d33'1LVii'-5 ,- izmnvsvusrvnv-wr--.vfr --'v -' Q Still feeling he was unpre- days: pared for educat I lc Reverend Hughes confided his burden to h I y I wife, actually hoping she would enter a strong pro EWCDIQD tilts our theme we have chosen the story of Asbury College. Our art worlc attempts to malce this account more vivid. The inception of the school is illustrated on the opening pages with conjectured drawings. Pictures of the six presidents of Asbury are also included. Cn the division pages stipple drawings portray stepping stones of a continuous building program. Along with this material growth, the spiritual growth, which we can not show, has lcept pace. Although there have been darlc hours, they have caused the school to realize its dependence upon the Almighty who in turn has used it as a channel for spreading His Gospel. We hope the high spots which we have touched upon will convey to you the truly rich romance of our beloved Alma Mater. f - 1 L -t:t'421'f' .1--4 :.. . ' - - - - Jrrtcai-s,vq.m5,,a'tfwvf1, ' --I ., A