Berean Bible School - Searchlight Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1961 volume:

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Ji F was 3 Q 3' sw X-I I 1- ' w ' '55 'uv 'Z I 0' , , V5 ! N, I l if 'L i 1 .I N 'K i Hlahwx S-Jw' Q S L , MARY ALICE BERGSTRESSER ROBERT COX Mary Al Missionary Bob Christian Education Hi Sweetyl - spends spare time knitting Out of my way, cool daddy - Thanks Sam's sweater - popular with kids - for the signal! - sleeps between classes - doodles on the piano - crazy about pork trips to Coal Township - noted for bulky chops - Hegys seller of time, that is knit sweaters - likes to hit the ball on the watches - interested in young people - green - hopes to assist in delivering the hears wedding bells, increasing population. Philippians 1:20 II Timothy 4:12 WILLIAM HEDRICK JOHN HERB Bill Missionary john Theology Well now, let's see - chief bottle washer Going over thru - John's lending library - Emily's leftover pie eater - spaghetti! - I don't believe in arguing, but! - Rem- - why? - debates on any issue - Uncle brant? - Janitor John - quartet's melody Bill - conversing with Mark on latest de- man - knows the campus sidewalks - can tails - Bill, the electrical repairman - al- Cat anything Nancy makes - our future ways coming late. I Timothy 4:12 pastor. Philippians 3 : 14- Seniors FLORENCE HILBERT Flon Christian Education Oh my goodness - Have any pictures? - What a panic! - doubles up with laughter - Get to bed, and put out your light - never sleeps in class? - strawberry, please - early riser to serve breakfast -- Good morning, boys and girls - always ready to teach. Matthew 6:33 LOUISE SHISSLER GEORGE LEE Weege ' Christian Education Gank,' Theology Here we go again - Grunts in sleep - All right, already - I'll miss my walk! - Always willing to help - Let's play football photographer extraordinaire - Seax's super - Um, good, fried chicken - accordion salesman - Get your fresh roasted pea- serenader - enthusiast of Keswick - nuts - solace in the dark room - Let's working with B.C.M. - have Hannelgraph, eat! - going to the field married. will travel. Proverbs 315, 6 Deuteronomy 31:8 calm at CLARENCE STUBBS Snorkel Theology Is that so? - known for his blonde hair and blue eyes - always eating celery leaves and chili con carne - Hatiield teacher -- fresh air fiend -- early riser to get to school early - always reading - future shepherd of a flock. Psalm 42 RONALD ZUCK v . x GLORIA WEAVER Cha-cha Theology Honest, really truly, do you think so? - Do you know what I mean? - Mary had a little lamb - chases piano ivories -- Brightens up the party - Howerter's girl Friday - seen with the team - headed for the foreign field. Psalm 4-2:l,1lb Ron Theology That isn't in the budget! - Victory Val- ley man - Yearbook Judas - study, study, study - plays peppy ping pong - tire tender - trips to Oley -- accomplished e accordionist - practicing pedagogue. II Timothy 2:15 F! xiii' ' 'Q H V 'x .5 J L-f 'F 4 'Ei? ,.:, fa? - , ,s..,f n wg L . as -ll Q -P ww-Q-ff ' t 51, , SA - , 'J b 'L5W,'1g '1 I ':Q Hgf -'. Il' : ,gg 1212391 ' i'f.11,3-QQ? CLASS OFFICERS: Violet Johnson, Secretary-Treasurerg Karen Ettinger, Vice-Presidentg Alfred Roberts, Presidenf. Betty Adams Missionary Jeremiah 33 :3 Donald Anthony Missionary Colossians 3:17 10 T ,-gil 7 ji' is ' Alfred Roberts Theology Isaiah 26 : 3 Harold Weaber Theology Galatians 2:20 df n , H. ix W. 5 V51 M H.. at ' Q.. A J' A Violet Johnson Christian Education Hebrews 12 :1,2 Eunice Rissmiller Christian Education Romans 5:1,2 ll David Branning Theology Hebrews 13:5 Karen Ettinger Christian Education I Corinthians 10:31 ., L CLASS OFFICERS: Esther Tress, Vice-Presidentg Keith Montgomery, Presi- H21elBi1l0w dentg Nancy Shilling, Secretafyg Paul Kuder, Treasurer. Betty Hackman Nancy Heliger Christian Education Christian Education Romans 8:28 Romans 8:28 Paul Kuder Keith Montgomery Theology Christian Education II Timothy 4:2 I Corinthians 15:59 12 Christian Education Philippians 4: 13 Carol Krick, Christian Education Joshua 1:9 Donna Mosebacln Christian Education John 1 :12 Mane Pens Mxssxonary Joshua 1 9 Shxrley Schxldt Chrlstxan Educatlon Proverbs 3 5 6 George Soltys MISSIOHBFY I Cormthlans 13 11 Lols Ruth Chrlstxan Educatxon Phlhppxans 3 13 14 .E Nancy Shxlhng Chnstlan Educatxon. Colosslans 1 10 Rose Stanford M1ss1onary Romans 8 38 39 13 .,-11. Carolyn Schaeffer Chrxstlan Educatlon Phlhpplans 4 13 Nancy Smith Chrxstxan Educatxon Romans 8 28 ,R Esther Tress Chrxstlan Educatlon Epheslans 3 19 20 ' , f 1 ' f QQ V W W u X w . 8 a, an , ' ' - ' . pn? I ' li HP ' I . . . I , I . . . z Y 1 W N L y ' Hn.v-qw, N , x ' H w 1 , HW 'g , - , , 54 5, W. A , 'Fr ' r , ' y . ' 4 , . 1 , ' V' 'I , ,I l o : , ' : : 1 1 ,. , ,. , I l V . W - W ig, 8 ' , -. , Y xv. g , Y TI- 'lwiriu SL , I I 'I : : , ' : , Jerilyn Uhrig Missionary Galations 2:20 Special Students Gary'Amey John 13 :17 Alvin Detweiler II Corinthians 5:17 Dorothy Henninger Galations 2:20 Charles Mann John 15:16 Cleon Nyce II Timothy 4:18 Arlene Wetzel Colossians 1:10,11 Sylvia Wilcox Jeanette Zuck Theology Christian Education Romans 5:1 II Timothy 2:15 ,K l N 14- V523 :vhffT:? A . . Qi -3 . :Y V 'IV' ' . -..-'4,L,'I' If-.V . . W 1-Q, V W-1Q,V5FE5.'f S ff: Q ik E1 1. ' ' fWJ'i'v V 1-'-'2gfg'wIl3,,rL H' H' 25?T - ' 125 .. 1 7 .. - , +1i...- ,... 1-1, ,-1 H 1 - .31 ' ' zgz 1 H if + af! ' ax HE , .HH L V, 1: . 11 '52 f2?A: 5?: 2 - sk f' ,. . - X- :cIFE.,,m.N:f- Q- .: Wg- I J:-. .,,5wr,.-...:-' ,. 1. ,,'. ' p,g,',.:' -' ' 1-' .nfl 41 J -r 1,-,.:, - . - f:'g3?f',j,. ,' Ag Q 11' 553-'Qin 'W .. r r- -1' L2 u, . -41 ig gk' . nf 119' 'V E-iA.jQ:fIAf V 'r if 1- 'XV 1 'M 7:23. I 1,3 ' , . 1 'Q7' 1 2 f2::' ' L , . 15? 37 :'5' f ' f-if f vi 1 f ff w ' ff M ' ff E .- ,--if If .,,-v I Z 5' N 6' QE,-PW' , , ' I . f vi 5 xl 5 H . ggi F! Q' 1: ff V . Af' i' ' 1 2 Y 1 , V- W,1,, H.. 4 U . ff . 'V 5 ' y ,mg M' : T .Q L , Q S., ' 4 1 Y , gaf-F ' ,i new W lig ggz I ' ' as A:-X V Mi nis -- nf - , I 93 , A Misa W W gi, K , 4. K, , A, rf I, ' 1 -an '- ' L ref- 2 yea I 'L 1 , , if-2 gg Faculty looking for good materials. elm Christian Cou Many young people come to Berean wanting to know how to instruct others from the Word of God as well as wanting to know the basic truths of Scrip- ture for themselves. Berean offers this in the Chris- tian Education Course. Here they learn the basic principles and methods of teaching, in the classroom and in actual practice as well. Studies are made in philosophy and psy- chology to enable the student to understand man and his actions. These ideas and concepts are evaluated in the light of Biblical truths and standards. The stu- It's fun to help, i-if f-E I W A-L25 Anything to gain attention. faire' af Education dents also pursue education by delvlnv 1nto the hxs tory of mankmd that they mlght not only know the progress of c1v1l1zat1on but be able to see and over come mlstakes that have been made 1n the past We cannot neglect, however, the hours that are spent ln the Word of God ltself so that the students mlght become faflfllllal' w1th It see themselves 1n rela tlon to the Savlour, and learn how to carry out thelr respons1b1hty to pomt others to the Chrrst whom they know and love Preparmg for Bxble club takes mme - C . . O . A . - 9 , - rr, l Lfllw' 'J .I '- I 1 1 , 2, ,I M lx 'll ,lg-iIf'f l. .fl-za l-.Z '.:x 1 -,s K f 10 Beloved instructors, Mr, Knauer and Mr. sheuy. Missionary i'F ar and wide the fields are teeming with the waves of ripened grain. Every Berean student is presented with this challenge, and some prepare to meet it as they enter the missionary course. The student is required to study the New Testament in its original language of Greek. This type of study gives the student deeper insight in the meaning of many passages of Scripture. As a Christian worker, the student is naturally desirous of learning methods of evangelism in missions. Later on the student studies the major religions of the world, becoming acquainted with their doctrines, their manner of worship, their needs, and how we can meet their needs as we present the Gospel message to them. Please write out your verses. This is interesting. -5.4 s..,.v 18 Course The m1ss1onary student spends many hours 1n the Word of God, preparmg h1mself to mmlster the Word on the forelgn field by learmng about God and H1s message of love and salvatlon to all And then he hears the rmsslonarys story of the rml 11ons who st1l1 have not heard the name of Chr1st Yes the harvest truly IS great, but the labourers are few pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that He would send forth labourels 1nto H1s harvest As the student prays the burden 1S agam mcreased, seemg anew the need of the dymg world around hun 'WF lu ff i ffl W Indxvldual help 1n Comparative Relxgxons Wrxtmg to mxsslonanes IS very enhghtemng M fo If,-:-xii. -R ,Q f 1 12-'Y-? 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' Theology And He gave some apostles, and some, prophets g and some, evangelistsg and some, pastors and teachersg for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: ' For this purpose Berean Bible.School was raised up, that young men might come to full grips with God's Word to proclaim His message of love and redeeming power to the lost and dying world, and to strengthen the believer in the Word. The young man who comes to Berean for this pur- pose delves into the Scriptures laboring many hours over his Greek assignments, learning the vocabulary and translating parts of the Greek New Testament into English. Practice makes perfect. Last minute preparation. tn! li, E . it n it t 2:5132 I 11 P ' .ggijflgf If!! 1. vb F :q. ,g:1 4 gt .qv-.lx I -N' nfl - 'E - . , '--, I ' 20 Course Here a wonderful background IS rnaoe for the later course xn theology, the study of God The Blbhcal basis of doctrmes and be11efs 15 studled, and doctrmes are also traced h1stor1cally Theory and 1nstruct1on 1S gxven 1n the hom1let1cs class on how to d1g out sermon rnaterlal from e Bible and how to preach Th1S lnstructlon IS later pu 1nto practlce as the student dellvers a sermon to classmates All of the classes are made practxcal to e student, g1v1ng hun materlals and a1ds 1n bemg a bet ter wxtness for Chrxst in and out of the pulplt Must be dxscussxon on the mlllemum It takes a lot of studying to - come 2. pastor. .I .I .111 ..-...f f l - A kiln . ? fx-2,1 .? T L I:- I I ll 1'-?, V I . V L ,, , ' in AEG, 1, .,.s- '--, vi: Q--H nv-Qi! '1i'il 'gi- U '1j'l'gl l-2252 . ulf-1 -Z-' f, 2' 1:53-Il5!' eff 1:5-s...: if N 5 I iz' 21 Let s see what you have T Even wedding music is discussed in hymnology class. Music With the addition of Miss Esther Becker to the fac- ulty many new and practical music courses have been added to the curriculum offered at Berean. Often the men who are learning how to conduct are called on to direct the choir during rehearsal or the student body during the chapel hour. Each week practical application is made in the course of Music in Christian Education as the student directs the choir in a local church. Instruction is also given on how best to use the hymns of the church in worship services. 'These are only a few of the music courses now avail- able to the Berean student, all of which enable him to be a better witness for Christ and to express his relationship to God through the God-given medium of music. Now sing lu-lu-lu. 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N, JL gf S' ' K' , 971' f A v. S if ' X X XX I ' ,i lf' ,, H 51' .- .Ugly f ,fA. ,.fg,f-A 3-, .. ,.-- .,Q Ns.. Day of Prayer Prayer is a vital part of every Christian's experi- ence. Because this is so, every semester a day is set aside that the students might spend the entire day in prayer and experience a richer relationship with Christ. As they come to the Lord with their hearts fully opened to Him that He might search them and teach them many things, they expect great blessings from Him. Approaching His throne, they ask Hrst for for- giveness for their sins, then they take to Him the re- quests that are on their hearts. They find that they learn many new things about Him and about them- selves. As a result of this day they gain new concepts, new purposes of life, which raise them to new heights in their walk with Christ. These days are never forgotten by the students be- cause they know that their lives were changed through each of these days of prayer. 24 Choir Under the guidance and leadership of our well-trained director, Miss Becker, the choir has been able to sing at a number of special programs at the school, such as the Laymen Friends of Berean, Parents Day, and Alumni Day. For the Christmas program the choir sang at the Candle- light Service. It takes time, much tedious practice, and patience for the choir to become as one in their singingg but it is well worth it all when the singing is done as a witness for the glory and honor of God. Miss Becker, Choir Director 25 F.M.F. OFFICERS: Donald Anthony, Treasurerg Clar- ence Stubbs, Presidentg Carol Krick, Secretaryg David Branning, Vice-President. European Prayer Band. 26 Foreign Missions African Prayer Band. 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In order to help the Berean student to awaken to this fact the Foreign Mis- sions Fellowship has been organized. It is the entire student body, governed by the executive council which consists of the elected officers and prayer band presi- dents. The program is carried out by the five prayer bands: African, European, Latin American, North American, and Oriental. Students interested in these areas of the world join together to pray Fellowship North American Prayer Band for and become familiar wlth the mission- aries. Occasionally a missionary is the guest of the prayer band and presents the work he has been doing and the needs and problems he faces. As the student meets many missionaries, he realizes that there may be a place for him to fill on the foreign Held, that the Lord wants yielded people to serve Him. It is partly through F.M.F. that the stu- dent becomes aware of his possibilities as a witness for the Lord on the foreign field. Latin American Prayer Band Oriental Prayer Band. Missionary Conference One of the highlights of the school year is the Worldwide Missionary Conference held in No- vember by the Bethel Bible Fellowship Church of Allentown. Classes are dismissed in the morning that the students might participate in the Bible study hour and the panel discussion. This year the Bible study was led by Rev. Elmer Thompson of the West Indies Mission, who viv- idly portrayed from the Bible the Christian's life as a life for others. The panel discussions, led by Dr. Ralph Davis of the Africa Inland Mission, gave the students deeper insight into the mission- ary's way of life and the problems that must be faced in missions in the 60's. But the greatest experience of the missionary conference is the individual meetings with the missionaries themselves as they visit us around the table at our noon meal. Here the students receive a real blessing as they hear the trials and triumphs personally from the missionary, and are challenged by the tremendous need for more workers, for truly, the labourers are few. Chapel il'T'f7v'f'fT h Speakers Rev. Frank Herb -Sie X nam K , Rev Elwood Heiser 1 i Mr. Theodore Hummel Mlss Ohve Rawn Mr. Charles Mann Rev. Harry Mxlls All set for a team trip. Giving a helping hand in Pioneer Girls. C h rl Stl a n Donna's Nursery Church. l While we are learning how to teach others, how to study the Scriptures, and how to deal with people, we continuously think of the work which lies before us when we graduate from Berean. We are eager for the three years to pass quickly so that we can begin the work to which the Lord has called us. But we soon learn that we are called to the harvest Held even while we are students. So it is that we may Senior Girls' Trio. 30 Service Missionary to Egypt - Pa. teach Sunday school classes or Bible clubs, work with Youth for Christ, or travel on Sunday with the Berean Gospel Team. This experience is not only to put into practice the things that we have learned in the class- room but is an expression of our love for Christ. It is our privilege and responsibility as Christians to tell others of Christ's love, for we are to be ambassadors for Him. Freshman Quartet. .4-as George and his Youth For Christ Club. lx Getting to know each other in Bible Club. 'fa I in --SF s,:s I?P 'i'5'iga- ' 'gg w-'33 Tf rr f 5 , r I e A 1 W ,wlf 'X il igiaigx Y' 'ir 31 ' 1 tm i Student Government All aboard for King's College. The Student Council is a representative organiza- tion of the student body which acts not only as mediator between the student body and administra- tion, but also promotes many of the socials during the school year. This year the officers of the council and a 'repre- sentative from the Freshman class were privileged to attend the Conference of the American Association of Evangelical Students at King's College. The pur- Laelafifgflig Our President, George Lee. pose of the conference was to suggest and discuss ways ir1 which the student government organization can become more effective in the school. As a definite part of Berean's extra-curricular ac- tivities, it is desired that the students accept more responsibility in governing themselves as they work fggether, magnifying Jesus Christ in every area of e. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Nancy Smith, Betty Hackman, Karen Ettinger, Alfred Roberts, Louise Shissler, Clarence Stubbs, George Lee. Yearbook Staff 'z-... Thls pxcture 15 much better Paper, penclls, and erasers, cameras, Elm, and Hash bulbs rulers and sc1ssors, tYP1StS and typewnters, and many long hours coupled Wlth wllhng workers are the components of the yearbook Bexng on the Searchhght staff we have come to reahze how much tune and effort one must exert 1n order to ed1t and publish a book such as th1s We want to express our appreclauon to all those who have helped to make th1s yearbook poss1ble Our hope IS that you who read th1s book may come to reallze how much Berean has meant m our llves, and that you as ChF1Sf1aHS may be wxtnesses for Chr1st YEARBOOK STAFF Ronald Zuck Busmess Manager John Herb Art Echtor Alfred Roberts Jumor Representatxve George Lee Photography Edltor Carol Krxck Freshman Representatxve Florence Hllbert Edltor m Chief Mary Alice Bergstresser Copy Ed1tor 6 'X 1. K I P 7-M ',f,.Q:5 ,l .5 . , .u QQ.. ge? We f :IW jif 5? f J 1 ai 33 ,535 HV ki W w .U-Hx ' A R M i , like il other always said there'd be days this. Digging deep. Getting dressed to go out. Putting the Lord first. ,l- tix -' A. , Gorgeous George! ff . Bedtime PYHYCTS 34- D O Gettmg comfortable to study Mf' Studymg can be loads of fun What are you h1d1ng Bets? Forty wmks between classes W Ti The paxns too great l ornered. Daily quiet time - 3.2 Sights on Campus . . 'wffij' E They got me! ,. .A 433494431 Some do some last mmute cramming What does thls verse mean? I've got something up my sleeve. BT- ,-:' 1 Sxttmg xdly by Books, books and more writing. l. f5-JET' L 5 - x I ate too much. What form! 9 df- X. ,, rn, wa, - I ch' ha . N51 38 ' m Where's that ball? This is a fall outing! Social wif Events PNA E Catch me lf you can YY It s only the fender Dxd she find them? -1-4, Rev.D. Kirkwood at Laymen F riends' Meeting. Mrs Hertzog pouring at the tea for the parents. .11 The tea really isn't bad. - BoanjofEducaUon Rev. Gehret, President of the Board of Education, discussing latest developments with Rev. Hartman, President of the school. DEANS A young person coming to Berean has many adjustments to make, and many times he needs a friend and counselor. Sharing the student's sorrow, burden, or problem, the Dean assists him in finding a solution. It is wonderful to know that there are two Deans, Mr. Knauer and Mrs. Hartman, who are patient, kind, and true friends. Mr. Knauer is Dean of Men and Dean of Studentsg Mrs. Hartman is Dean of Women. M- ilrfii Nl , M H. H -4 ,,. ., ' Fi r in A ff X Z K X S Constantly working behind the scenes at Berean is the faithful Board of Education. This group of dedicated laymen and pastors plan the basic work of the budget and support for the school. But more than that, they work for the betterment of the school in curriculum, equipment, and staff, always looking to the Lord for wisdom in making the right decisions as they strive to brighten the torch of educa- tion. It is to these men that we, the students of Berean, owe much, and to them we extend our thanks. 1 E Deans Mrs. Ruth Hartman, Dean of Women. Mr. Donald Knauer, Dean of Men and Dean of Students. :iam 1 CARL C. CASSEL, B.D. Instructor in New Testament and Philosophy, Pastor. B.A. Wheaton College, 1952: M.A. Wheaton College, 19552 B.D. Faith Theological Semi- nary, 19562 Princeton Theologi- cal Serninary, 1959- Isaiah 4-1:10 WILLARD E. CASSEL, B.D. Instructor in Old Testament and Homiletics, Pastor. B.A. Houghton College, 194-IQ B.D. Faith Theological Semi- nary, 1945 Isaiah 40:31 Facult ESTHER BECKER, B. Mus. Instructor in Music, Choir di- rector. Bible Institute of Los Angelesj B. Mus. Chicago Musical Col- lege, 19272 Westminster Choir College, 194-6LJu1iard School of Music, 1947 Instructor: Indiana Central Col- lege, Shelton College, Northeast- em Bible Institute I Corinthians 14:40 i flu? N41 .6 2 W 'F 4 ...I f TE X l if JANSEN E. HARTMAN, M. A. President, Instructor in Syste- matic and Pastoral Theology, Dean. Shelton College, 1943-4-53 B.A. Elizabethtown College, 1948 ' J M.A. Lehigh University, 1958: Wesnninster Theological Semi- nary, 1959- Colossians 1:8 It takes a. lot of studying to become a pastor. 4-4 Q 53- 'e 'v-.- '-.' . . I - N ww' :Ml - ' .MY ., X W 'fi 1 'fi ' J A - 6-2 gg 4 ' gf H L ,ya V 4 ' V .il -3 : W F 54. ,rf ' Q 1 ' t 'fir :WI JN V j , -, it I .f gf 9 A ,. 1 ff F F 'ff- I I President Rev. Jansen Hartman . l f' ii l M:iFg'.'l'l:gE'5gl-,If ' l S 1 1 ! ' 1 Ye Are Witnesses Imprisonment and death was often the lot of the early Christians who were faithful in telling forth the message of salvation. Hence the word for witness was carried over into English as the word for martyr. Those to whom the words of the theme verse were spoken were eye-witnesses to the life, death and resur- rection of Jesus Christ. These men were told to preach repentance and remission of sins through faith in the crucified and risen Savior. The world was so hostile to the message that most of the early witnesses laid down their lives for the sake of the truth. The Class of 1961 by its choice of this theme has indicated a willingness to assume the responsibility and danger involved in witnessing. This is part of your subservience to the Lordship of Christ. We would remind you that the content and source of your mes- sage is God. You are not cast upon your own ingenu- ity to produce an opinion or to suggest a possible reasonable solution to the problem of human ills. The message you are to bear is the God-given revelation that He is creator, and grace giver through Jesus Christ. Your witness is to be a testimony and proof of the truth. The Lord Jesus made a promise to first century Christians that you also may receive, Be thou faith- ful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of lifef' QRevelation 2:lOj. RUTH A. HARTMAN, M.A. Instructor in Christian Educa- tion and Psychology, Dean of Women, Director of Admissions and Testing, Junior Class Ad- visor. Shelton College, 194-1, B.A., Moravian College, 1956, M.A., Lehigh University, 1958 5 Lehigh University, 1959. -- II Timothy 1:7 LENORA L. KNAUER, B.A. Instructor in Christian Educa- tion and English, Librarian Freshman Class Advisor. Berean Bible School, 19545 B.A., Wheaton College-, 1957. Acts 20:24 ,Mehr DONALD R. KNAUER, M.A. Instructor in Old Testament lit- erature and Missions, Dean of Men, Registrar, Senior Class Advisor. Berean Bible School, 1954, B.A., Wheaton College, 19575 M.A., Wheaton College, 1959 g Dropsie College of Hebrew 8L Cognate Learning, 1959 -5 Westminister, 1960 - Colossians 3:17 45 DONALD T. KIRKWOOD, B.D Instructor in New Testament literature, Pastor. B.A., Columbia Bible College, 1949, B.D., Faith Theological Seminary, 1952. II Corinthians 5:8 HAROLD P. SHELLY, M.A. Instructor in New Testament Greek and Church History, As- sistant Business Manager, Year- book Advisor. Berean Bible School, 1954, Th. B., Eastern Pilgrim College, 1956 ' J B.A., Wheaton College, 19575 M.A., Wheaton College, 1958- Lehigh University, 1959. - 3 School Staff Mrs. Shelly, Book Room Manager Earl Godshall, Buyer . ! I ,I l i f Marie Rohrback, H ostexx 'iv-ls., 5 --r' Ill' Emily Neumoyer, Cook Joyce Mann, Secretary ow- 1. I 321, I Q . Patron WITNESSES The spires of country churches Are simple, 'tall ,and true, Built by villge 'carpeg1fers,' A craft the' Master lmew. , 'S -. The bellsof coqhfgy ehqgrehes , ,F X-.. ! W 1 A4 Agiysiigf is !'w:H: f'94 'm. 43 ,ay -. Q '- -. - , ., ,, 2 ,, -e . . f'-A --U - W., A.. ,, ...V 42 H -A :L f r wx. - - 3 'f . af -3 , 1 Are solemn., sweet, angl clear, .. A, , . f M , , I ,A y -f- gy , , sv -Y Q f n ' w'9C.'.A T Y '-. i ,' 1 .1 A, ' M 5,js,e..Q ,' '52 jj ,Smgmg across the sunny fieldgt - U - ,., .jx 'V - - is Q, Q.: ' V ,M with if '-A A -1, 5 elf S ..,,,,'l7,,.. caruiggj'fhalfI51e isfsear, l QQ,vN. - ,-.. . ,,,. if. ., V.. The folk of coqntry ehllzlyqlles . K, ,. . , y 'N ' y U, Qs y W e ,M s ms,-ll f , l f, . - me so M - g k iln 'Cad ' - - -.-V ' V. - av s f P, su - f ' 0 - .3-'. 41 ., ' ' rw' M, MQW ' 1 'f ,,- ll: ' ' ' 31' Follow where He trod, YEL, - - if - .1 .xp ' 1 7' , N If' , f -'de'-fs. F- Wx, 5 A, M-4 -f .. . - , . w - . M Z9 K . ' M e 7 ' ' FC ,.g'1, ' If 5 Loyal as were Hg, fishernfen - ' K - ' M 1 +5 -uf. -1 W' Qbaff 1, R- . 3-ul -544 'A ,y W. ' fG d so A A. ,, -,Q 4 -.gnc qs-L 'fav u, ,- . 'h-... f ' -v ' f Q .. 4 1:19 ltnesseso r o . - V. . Y , V? ng N t ...Q E :.w,Q.,. . h,:' N.:,i y 4.-.sh , - l Q. -. Aff- l, -- , ,,, S ...- R -- Q -- 'X 1, f-Leslie Savage Clark ' J-sf E' sy L ie. .- V, -- 'T ' ' - y Ni . J, W- A . ' E 1 , , -WA ..,, M, W. -N fe ' H V - ,- A friend Miss Grace Alshouse Harry E. Bailey Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Barraclough Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester Barrell Rev. 81 Mrs. James A. Beil Mr. 81 Mrs. E. P. Bergstresser Hazel Billow Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Billow S. F. Billow Ed Bradway Mr. 81 Mrs. Gordon Brensinger Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Buddock 81 Sons Stephanie Buddock Mr. 81 Mrs. Maris Cukuis The Darvis Family Dr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Davis Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl Dengler Darlene Dickert Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Dietx 81 Family Margaret Dotts Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl Miss Catherine Embraz Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman Erich Mr. gl Mrs. Paul Ettinger Mr. 81 Mrs. George Forehand Kevin 81 Deborah Forehand Mr. 81 Mrs. Talmadge Forester Rev. 81 Mrs. Reynold Gardner Richard Gehman Rev. 81 Mrs. Rudy Gehman Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Geibel Mr. 81 Mrs. F orey Glass Rev. 81 Mrs. Ernest B. Hartman Lillian Hartline Janet Hartman Thelma N. Heist Fern Herb Rev. 81 Mrs. Frank L. Herb, Jr. Rev. 81 Mrs. George Herb Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Herb Rev. 81 Mrs. F. B. Hertzog Sue Hess Patrons Edna High Doris Hilbert Mr. 81 Mrs. Kyron Hilbert William Hilbert Rev. 81 Mrs. Earl Hosler Rev. W. B. Hottel Charles Houseknecht Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Howerter Mrs. Lavina Jarrell Mr. 81 Mrs. Horace A. Kauffman Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence Keim 81 Family 81 Mrs. Donald T. Kirkwood 81 Rev. Mr. 81 Mrs. David Kline Mr. 81 Mrs. Garwood Kline Edna 81 Sallie Knauer Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul I. Knauer, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. James Kock Mr. gl Mrs. Howard Kucler Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Kuder Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Kuder Michael Lee Richard Lee Sandra Lee Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Leibig Mr. 81 Mrs. Kermit Link Mr. 81 Mrs. George Lupold Mr. 81 Mrs. lNillard Lynn Mr. gl Mrs. Kenneth Malick 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Hershey Marks Mr. 81Mrs. Richard Matthews Rev. 81 Mrs. Robert E. McIntyre Mr. Mrs. Gilbert C. Misner Mr. Moyer Mrs. Charles Muffley Mr. 81 Mrs. Rodney Muthard Mr. Mrs. James Noe Mr. Warren Peiffer 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles L. Rieger Mr. Samuel W. Rissrniller Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman C. Rotenberger Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul A. Romberger Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald Romberger Sons PATRDNS Adell Schaeffer Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Schaeffer R. Paul Schaeffer Rosa Schaeffer Mr. 8: Mrs. John Schildt Dean Schlegel Mr. 8: Mrs. Neil Schlegel Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Schlegel Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald Schlonecker 8: Family Perma Serfass Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Shealfer Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold P. Shelly, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold P. Shelly 8: Mark Mr. 8: Mrs. John Shelly Mr. 8: Mrs. Ira Shilling . Mr. 8: Mrs. Allen M. Shissler 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Siegfried Rev. 8: Mrs. Robert Smock Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Stodtz Robert Tarantino Betty Lou Thomann Beverly Thomann David Thomann Rev. 8: Mrs. David Thomann Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Tress Mrs. Herman Phillips 8: Trudy Mr. 8: Mrs. George Tshopp Mr. 8: Mrs. Delmar Walter Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Weaber Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Weaver Mr. R. VVeber Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert L. Wentz Mr. 8: Mrs. H. L. Wilcox Mr. 8: Mrs. LeRoy Wilcox 8: Sherri Mr. 8: Mrs. Mahlon Wise Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Wolfmger Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Ziegler Anita Zuck Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Zuck 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Zuck, Jr. Marge Alshouse Miss Doris Angstadt Donald Anthony Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy W. Anthony Lee Mr. 8: Mrs. Allen Backman Mrs. Anna M. Barlet Mary Barlet Mr. 8: Mrs. G. L. Baumgartner Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Beachel Carol Bean Rev. E. W. Bean 8: Family Miss Esther Becker Miss Pauline Beil Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Brenneman David William Broisious Rev. 8: Mrs. Carl C. Cassel Mr. 8: Mrs. John DeLong Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Esterly Rev. 8: Mrs. Harvey Fritz, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell George Mr. 8: Mrs. David Habriel Connie Hartman Douglas Hartman Rev. 8: Mrs. J. E.,I-Iartman Mr. 8: Mrs. Bright N. Heist Douglas 8: Dwight Heist James Herrold Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Hilbert 8: Janelle Miss Dorothy Hinderer Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Hughes Mr. 8: Mrs Stanley Kalbach 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. James Katz, Sr. Ron Katz Helen Kern Louise Kline Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Knauer Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Kuhns 8: Mark Mr. 8: Mrs. Irving Lilley Charles L. Mann, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. George McCann Mr. 8: Mrs: James F. McGinley Mr. 8: Mrs. John Mengle Miss Emily Neumoyer Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip Nuss Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Puckanecz Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Raup Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert W. Raup Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Rissmiller Our Prayers Go with You Graduates of i961 As You Go Forward with Christ May God's Blessing Be Upon You. Ebenezer Church Ebenezer Sunday School Pioneer Girls Christian Service Brigade Youth Fellowship Women's Missionary Society Women's Bible Classes Men's Bible Classes Official Board Young Married Couple's Fellowship EBENEZER BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH ll25 North Main Street Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Listen to SONGS AT NIGHT TIME Every Sunday Evening 9:30 P.M. W.S.A.N. i470 on Your Dial CongrohHoHons to The Class of 1961 BETHEL CHURCH BETHEL SUNDAY SCHOOL BETHEL YOUTH GROUPS YOUNG ADULTS HI-TEENS JUNIOR HIGHERS CRUSADERS WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY CHRISTIAN SERVICE BRIGADE PIONEER GIRLS 528 8Ih Sfreef Allentown, Po. nm' BETHANY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH West Broad Street Hatfield, Penna. Laborers together with God MEN'S BIBLE CLASS MARY AND MARTHA CLASS HI-Fl CLASS SUNDAY SCHOOL Compliments of SALEM BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 1345 McFerran St. Philadelphia, Pa. BEULAH BME TRINITY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Izfh a. Sp vm-QA, QSCHOG. GEFIGE CONGRATULATIONS from BETHEL BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 418-420 Elm Street Emmaus, Pa. The Lord Bless Our Students: Florence Hilbert - Class of 1961 Karen Ettinger - Class of 1962 Come Thou with Us and We Will Do Thee Good GRACE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 27 S. Third Street Quakertown, Pa. In the heart of Quakertown For the hearts of Quakertown. GOD'S BEST for Class of 1961 BETHANY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Mt. Carmel, Pa. BETHANY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 517 Locust Street Lebanon, Penna. congratulations GOD'S BEST from Fon FAITH BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH CLASS OF '6' 311 Yost Ave. FAITH BIBLE FELLOWSHIP Spring City York, Pa. FAITH BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Prospect and Hager Streets Lancaster, Penna. I PRESS TOWARD THE MARK JESUS NEVER FAILS Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6th and Chew Streets Allentown, Pennsylvania REV. ALLEN S. WHEATCROFT Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS from Um of 66' ZIONSVILLE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CALVAIIY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP SUNSQSQQQOOL YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always Scranton Perma abounding in the work of the Lord. I Cor. 15:58 HACKNIAN'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Philco Norge Zenith Route II3 PA 3-9464 Harleysville, Penna. FRANK L. HERB 8. SON ROOFING AND HARDWARE Lebanon, Pa. CLAYTON E. WEBER BUILDING CONTRACTOR , Distributor of Fiberglass Swimming Pools OLEY, PA, MUrdock 9-6636 Compliments of A FRIEND B-K IBILL KOCHERI PRINTING FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS 743 S. Hall St. Allentown, Pa. Phone: He-3-6853 HOWARD E. ALSHOUSE AND SONS Saratoga 6-0314 2517 S. Felton Street Philadelphia 42, Pa. General Contractors THE WERT BOOKSTORE Bibles, Books, Cards, S.S. Supplies Phone 2-6521 43 S. 8th Street Lebanon, Penna. Mail Orders Filled Promptly GEORGE W. KRIGCR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Quakertown, Penna. OUR PRAYERS FOR GOD'S BEST TO YOU CLIFFORD L. 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Cedar Crest Blvd. Phone HE 2-7410 Allentown, Penna Phone UN 8-0411 BETHLEHEM BOOK SHOP Harold B. Yost Bilbes - Christian Literature - Sunday School 8. Church Supplies 73 East Broad St. - Bethlehem, Penna. GEHMAN'S BIBLE HOUSE 2651 Northampton St. Easton, Pa. Mrs. V. M. Baer BL 2-4222 ROYERSFORD BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH RoYERsEoRD, PENNSYLVANIA pin. I THE CLASS OF T961 ioin in expressing their appreciation to each IN APPRECIATION one who has made their study at Berean possible THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY FRIENDS OF BEREAN THE YEARBOOK STAFF would like to thank those on the FACULTY who have helped in the editing of the T961 SEARCHLIGHT - Mr. Shelly - Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Knauer - Copy Corrector STUDENT DIRECTORY Betty Adams R D :lil Bre1n1gsv1lle Gary Arney 961 Washm on St Allentown Pa Donald Anthony Trelchlers Mary Al1ce Ber stresser Stonersvxlle P O Pennsylvama Hazel Blllow RD :lil Box 217 Lykens Pa Davld Brannlng 29 W 5th St Lansdale Pa Robert Cox 834 W Wxllow St Shamokm Pa Alvln Detwleler 811 S 6th St Allentown Pa Karen Etunger 425 Chestnut St Emmaus Pa Betty Hackman Rr 113 MR Harleysv1lle Pa Wrlham Hedrrch R D qt-1:1 Hellertown Pa Nancy Heh er R D :H:1 uakertown Pa Dorothy Hennm er RD :QE2 Bath Pa ohn Herb 525 Locust St Lebanon Pa Florence H1lbert 23 S Cherry St Emmaus Pa V1olet Johnson 125 Academy St Shamolun Pa Carol KFICR R D :tf:2 Catawlssa Pa Paul Kuder 749 St John St Allentown Pa Geor e Lee 44 S V1ne St Mt Carmel Pa Charles Mann R D :,1q':'3 uakertown Ke1th Montgomery 547 N 8th St Allentown Pa Star Route Coopersburg Pa Cleon Nyce 802 Reynolds Easton Pa Marxe Pens 221 N 9th Sr Allentown Pa Eumce Rxssm1ller Box 28 Oley Pa Alfr ed Roberts 833 Do wood Lane Hatfield Pa Loxs Ruth 717 Crane St Catasauqua Pa Carolyn Schaeffer 716 S Cedar Crest Blvd Allentown Pa Slurley Schlldt 113 Poplar St Fleetwood Pa Nancy Shxllmg 765 N 22nd St Lebanon Pa Lotuse Shlssler R D :H:3 Ehzabethtown Pa Nancy Sm1th R D :pi-1:1 Mlddle Creek Kunlxletown Pa George Soltys 110 S 3rd St North Wales Pa Rose Stanford 3618 N 2nd St Harnsburg Pa Clarence Stubbs 227 Susquehanna Ave Lansdale Pa Esther Tress Bethlehem P jerrlyn Uhr1g RD ql:,.l'4 Box 121 Allentown Pa Harold Weaber V1lla e Scene Trallor Park Lansdale R D :1'f:1 Pa Glor1a Weaver Vera Cruz Arlene Wetzel Mam St Lavelle Pa Sylvla Wllcox 124 Prospect Bmohamton N Y eanette Zuck RD :t,4:2 uakertown Pa Ronald Zuck R D if:2 Quakertown Pa . . , . .. , . ,Pa. . , . gt . 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