Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Business Department A sincere interest in the financial problems of each student is an outstanding characteristic of the business 'department composed of Miss Trella Hall, registrar, and her able assistant. Miss Dorothy Sharps. ' They are efficient in the handling of student records, financial and academic, carefully auditing each students financial record, and recording a detailed report of everyone's school activities. Their consistent labors in keeping accurate and extensive files result in direct benefit to everyone on the campus. Each student finds that a sympathetic, Christian attitude is shown toward his particular problem. A hearty note of praise is heard each time a needy student proves Philippians 4:19 in his own life, But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Iesusf' Each individual inquiry is met as if it were of paramount importance, and with that friendly spirit that is often lacking in business transactions. The business department performs an invaluable and indispensable service to Central Bible Institute not only when school is in session, but during the vacation months as well.

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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

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CUTORS fi. x M555 jll. Qld-on Mrs. G. Carmiehael The matron of a large institution has indeed a responsibility, but the Lord has given to CentralBible Institute one who is capable in all respects for the task. Miss Olson gives unstintingly of her time and energy to the work at hand, of whatever nature it may be, Assigning duties to all the students and seeing that they are accomplished is no sinecure. The marketing for so large a family is in itself an enormous undertaking. In spite of such weighty matters to which she attends, Miss Olson finds time to play her cello with the Springfield Civic Symphony Orchestra, of which she is a member. Mrs. Carmichael, an assistant matron, supervises the duties in the 'boys' dormitory, sorts the boys' mail, and oversees the dining room. She has proved herself to be more than a friend to the students by allowing them to take patterns from her children's work material in the commodious visual aid room which she has provided. , Counting the cost. Overseeing duties. Page T Lentg eight er R as W W be ol st vi rf ,T 'sf E I miss sion: West Hart from the 1 Spri: I need mess ers 1 ive 1 distz recri ness