Baptist Missionary Training School - Beacon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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-l-i- THE BEACON T TO TI-IE TRAINING SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1 Y 1 They dream, they plan, and they labor Until the task is complete, Then turn again to a new one With a patience ever sweet. For their joyous and loyal devotion - For their self-effacing love- We express our appreciation, With thanks to God above. To the women whose prayers and dreams for our School have made its progress a reality, the students of l931 extend a message of deep love and grati- tude. We thank you, loved women of our Training School Committee, for the enlarged vision you have given us of the world's need, of our own possibilities, of God's need for us! In the heart of each Training School girl lies the question, How shall we repay the debt we owe, not only to our present Committee but to those women who loved us so long ago? The answer is found where the query arose - in the heart of each loyal student. Through whole-hearted, Whole-souled service perhaps we can pay our debt to the noble band of women who have constantly worked for our progress through long or short periods of our fifty years of existence. And it seems as if you would have it so- that our appreciation should be shown not in words and flowery tributes alone, but in the greater fulfillment of the work you have loved. Through our every dream and plan we have felt your quiet understanding and prayerful co-operation. Without you, and the Wonderful women whom you followed, there could be no Training School I Our Golden Anniversary tribute to you, loved women of the Training School Committee then, is this: that We shall bring to fulfillment the ideals set forth in your work and the work begun in 1881, that we shall study to show ourselves workmen who need not to be ashamed. And we believe your greatest happiness will come when we, through a life-time of unsellish service can say, We have been true to the heavenly vision. M. E. I-I. l 6

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...lv-. THE BEACON ---- STAFF -iii RESIDENT MISS ALICE BRIMSON B. A., Smith College M. A., University of Chicago President MISS FLORENCE CARMAN B. A., University Of Rochester M. A., University of Chicago Instructor in Bible Assistant to the President MISS HELEN H. FIELDEN B. A., Middlebury College M. R. E., Hartford School of Re- ligious Education, Hart- ford Seminary Foundation Instructor in Religious Edu- cation MISS MARY HEISKELL - B. A., University Of Wisconsin Instructor in Spanish MISS ALICE E. TULLER New England Conservatory of Music Instructor in Music Miss MATILDA F. UTECHT Newton Theological Institution Director of Field Work Mlss HELEN C. WILLIAMSON Ph. B., University of Chicago Instructor in Kindergarten Miss SUZANNE G. RINCK Field Secretary Miss LIZZIE D. SPENCER Secretary to the President MISS ELLEN SIMPSON House Director MRs. MINNIE I. HEATH Assistant House Director NON-RESIDENT MRS. ADAH H. BOYOE, Missionary Supervisor, W. A. B. H. M. S. Missionary Methods ERNEST CHAVE, General Psychology Child Psychology MRS. C. DRACH, Chicago Chapter of the Red Cross Teaching Center Practical Nursing A MRS. CLARENCE GOODWIN Parliamentary Law Miss ANNE LARKIN Voice and Speaking WALTER C. MOI-IR, M. D. Chicago Chapter of- the Red Cross Teaching Center First Aid MRS. PREDERIC OSGOOD English and Literature E. C. PAUSTIAN, A. B., M. A. Economics MRS. WILLIAM REISER Home Economics Miss LENNIE A. RHODES Industrial Art MISS HELEN SPURGIN Gymnasium H. N. WIEMAN, Ph. D. Psychology Of Religion A. V. WOOD. A. M.. B. D. Sociology Miss DELIA VAN NORMAN, B. A., M. S. Mathematics

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