Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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s HU s'S 8 9.53: Q --ns lieu 'L TUE Top left to right:-Olson. Shannahan, Dick. Christensen, Stokes. Tuck, Burns, Whltford, Sharp, Knott Meals on time . . . assignment and supervision of duties . . . mail deliver- ed . . . student's accounts checked and audited. . .library books loaned. . . school supplies sold . . . beautiful, well planned campus! These and various other routine matters, which are taken care of so silently that no disturbances occur, suggest to us an efficient corps of workers behind the scenes. Mathilda Olson a,.......aa, ,,,,, Matron Mrs. R. L. Burns W- , -,. Librarian Anna Shannahan --, ..,, Assistant Matron James I.. Whitford , ,, .ca Wann- Chvf Johanna Christensen ,,......... Registrar Mrs. Rose Sharp -.-- W.- Assistant Cook Mrs. L. W. Stokes - Book Room Supervisor Floyd Knott ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Assistant Cook Raymond Tuck W- Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Page Twenlyfsix

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.wi li There are united spiritual perception and intellectual attainments in the faculty of Central Bible Institute. The well rounded courses of study offered in the var- ious phases of Christian work reveal the scholastic qualifications of the instructors. Spiritual emphasis is placed upon the leading of the Holy Spirit in solving admin- istrative and teaching problems as well as in the daily routine of school life. Witla the leadership of the teacher, the class periods begin with a chorus and a season of prayer. This lends a deep atmosphere of worship to the entire class session. Frequently, entire periods are devoted to prayer and to seeking God as a special moving of the Holy Spirit sweeps the school. Lessons are learned at this time that are more profitable than any gained from books alone. By the combin- ing of sane educational principles and the anointing of the Holy Spirit, the faculty is able to give young people thorough Christian education that adequately pre- pares them to meet the difficult problems of our modern life. 1 l l 1 5 i 5 ' - i i .,g1ffwtE2i.sfa . l . , . v i I ' i f 1 l ' 'T ss i 1 E fi fi af., I i Q I H ae. 'f ADELE SELNESS DELLA IVIUNHOLLAND HAZEL M. FAIRCHILD GRACE RICHARDS Director of Music Dt-pzwtinvxit: English II, Ill: E!luol.:buzu'd l'll1gliSl1 13. 1'6l'S0l1211 Evangelism: GOSDGI .SONS fV1'iU!1S'1 HRFIXQOUF' Rudiments of Music: Cnnrluift- Imrztwing Sl0l'YT9lll1lgC Sl1Udi13'SCh00l OF- I. 111 Sight Smglllg I. U1 Pl?-U10 ing I, 113 Gr-nc-ml Chili-usg Ulmir: gfmizatiwl Voice Page Twenty-five ,i ' I . is.: .

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,Student teachers Central Bible Institute is fortunate to have among its many students those who are already qualified to instruct in partic- ular activities. It is not frequent that an educational institution is privileged to have such students enrolled. Thus, the directors have utilized this oportunity to increase the efficiency of the teaching staff by having these students give in- struction in the subjects in which they are trained. These teachers are aiding in the Nursing. English, and Music departments. In each of these it is necessary to give more in- dividual attention to the student in order to obtain the best results. The plan is proving successful, and the entire educa- tional program is profiting. Additional classroom facilities have been added giving these instructors adequate room for their classes. It is under the cooperative system effec- tive here that such a plan is workable without additional cost to the student. Every person living in the dormitories is required to perform a two hour duty daily. This in turn, aids in the mainten- ance of the various phases of school life and lessens the total cost per student. The student instructors are maintained by this arrangement. E. GOLDING. Nursing I.. ROI-IL. English R. MUNGIER, Piano E. BILTON, Accordion O. MUNGER, Piano Page Twenty-seven