Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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in Chelsea P. lllelwin 4 4 E A spiritual pillar and a type of Christian, man- - hood, Brother Melvin shows a humblfey loving I lv spirit toward everyone. His quiet, reverent manner commands admiration 2 and respect, making him an ideal teacher of religious subjects. An easy 5 presentation of truth makes his classes a time of refreshing and delight. The subjects taught by him in the Missions Department and in the Speech Department help to form a solid foundation for future work. 1 F acult , K1 A V 1 1 I, Q 1 l. E I 4 4 il I f JI I ich M Louise Roh! il V e A wise counsellor, a valuable friend, as well H as a capable English instructor, is Miss Louise 1 Rohl. How well we recall the days when we so valiantly struggled to conquer r those enigmatic participles and infinitives. Fond indeed are our memories of - her untiring patience. Through her classes we have been enabled to better 1 I present the Word of Life, and we know that she will share in the reward for souls won. Page Tzveniy-five

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A man of great vision and sound judgment is our missionary secretary, who also gives in- struction in Missionary Principles and Practice. Tuesday and Thursday mornings are highlights of the week when Brother Perkin imparts to the students some very practical information gleaned from his vital contact with missionaries and their problems. He presents the appalling need, and inspires us to go and labor in the Master's Whitened harvest field. F acult Ml-le is kindness personified. This was the r tribute paid to Brother Lynch by another mem- ber of the faculty. We students, too, on and off the campus, have observed that' one so intellectual is not lacking in graciousness and humility. Whether teaching Prophecy, Dispensational Truth, or Pastoral Theology, he is Well- versed in his,subject and competent. He served as evangelist, pastor, and writer before entering the Wider field of teaching. Page Trmzfx form' Noel Perkin l,yC'LL7fgHS R. Lynch

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James Baleer. History is a story, long, detailed, and often complicated. However, under Brother Baker's efficient leadership, the necessary long hours of study become a pleasure. All of his classes are made enjoyable by his fascinating, entertaining lectures that smooth out the rough s-pots. These discourses are vitalized by his experiences in the Orient. Although a graduate of Asbury College, as Well as Central Bible Institute, Brother Baker is still a student. Facult H azel IVI. Fairchild. Oh, for a passionate passion for souls, . Oh, for a pity that yearns, ' Oh, for a love that loves unto death, - Oh, for a fire that burns. . This heartfelt prayer ascends to heaven from the Personal Evangelism class. when Missf Fairchild imparts to them a love for lost souls and a d ' to win them for,God. Another of Miss Fairchild's classes which has prgflleld most instructive and beneficial is Story Telling. Page Twenty-six A s is an o' compose Miss Dc The financia financia school a and ext the cam Ear is show praise is 4:19 in accordi individlj and wit transact: Th- indispe school A NX XFX xx X Xxx S SX? X XXNX X X xx s , xx x X ,.,,.,y.Tr...., ..,.. ,, 2 7713? Ks ri ff X- Lzo- 3 , X505 S ig 4 .N Vo 1 -N-1 ' MEX X F: T: H x 'I . iSff.x,... - Q,-T -:N 5