Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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he- fish lll'Illll Z. T. JOHNSON, MA., Ph.D. Vice-President Dauntless energy. A firm faith in God, in Asbury, and in his fellow men. Unusual executive ability. We are truly proud of him. May the memories suggested by the 1936 ASBURIAN be filled with fragrant sweetness of love divine and cause a halo of sacred devotion to hover over every member of the Asbury family the world around. -Dr. Z. T. jofmson. I2 .l9T6.

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ho ASlllll'lllll MRS. H. C. MORRISON Through the years, Mrs. Morrison has aroused the deepest ad- miration of Asbury students for her strength of character and firm- ness of purpose. Ir was through her untiring efforts that the Thanksgiving Offer- ing in behalf of Asbury was such a success. We owe her a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid. II .l956.

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llle flshuriun Besides his many duties as vice-president, Dr. Johnson has carried the heavy burdens of the business ofhce. Here, he has served very ably and by his careful planning has been able to cause many improvements to be made on the campus. His wealth of experience in other institutions as well as his aggressive and capable leadership have made him a great asset to Asbury. FRANCIS MARION HESTON Ph.D. Dean of College In that Administration building front office, Dr. Heston has faced the many responsibilities and trials of a college dean with quietness and patience. His courtesy and loyalty to his duty have won him the respect of the student body. FRED HALSEY LARABEE B.D., D.D. Dean of Seminary The exponent of true culture. A more sincere man than Dr. Larabee could not be found. His friendly word of greet- ing, his kindly interest in his seminary students, his courteous hospitality in the missionary home and his true Christian life have made him much be- loved by us all. .l!l7ili.