Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Page 24 - llllllll Hllllll As Home is not home without Mother so Central Bible Institute would not be like home to us were it not for our C.B.l. mother, Mrs. Eleanor G. Bowie. Mother Bowie, our kind, sympathetic Dean of Women, is one whose life is filled with the beauty and love of Christ. A student fully realizes these motherly characteristics which are so prevalent in her life when he or she is put on the carpet. The tasks and problems of a day are multitudinous and varied, but Mother Bowie has proved that the Lord's hand is not short- ened, that it cannot save, neither His ear heavy that it cannot hear. She has found power in intercessory prayer-power that manifested through her life can cure the aches and still the troubles in the hearts of her girls. Her life presents a challenge of daring to trust in God. Mother Bowie's gracious smile, 'cheerful way, and helpful counsel have won for her the love of all her C.B.l. children scattered,.th roughout the world. 1 Z WW Mr. the love witl' The ship use in C1 his

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for the neces- s intellectual liam I. Evans. ership, godly 'ion we have l father, one with the Spirit tion to Him. a of his office cannot give vidual. With- :an be found i for private :lule arrange- 'itual advice, iointed for a ieir problem, llllllllllll through the instructive, prayerful guidance of Brother Evans they find an adequate solution. The omniscient, omnipotent, omnipres- ent, immutable, eternal God has been the essence of his teaching ministry. ln class one is often seized by a feeling of fear when Brother Evans removes his glasses and desires an answer to his question. The feeling of fear is temporary, but the reality of the truth revealed in the answer to his question can never be forgotten. Brother Evans' life in itself has proved to be a real ministry in exhortihg others to correct thinking, overflowing living, and passionate praying. ln him we have found our ideal of highest excellence. .s--v-f--in-3. Page 23

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Ulill if be like owie, our d love of valent in day are wot short- nd power i and still z trust in 1 for her s ,U sw, ,ff ,, ?' 7, Mn' 4 ff: 4, 4 Q , An English accent, touched with a pleasant smile, characterizes our Dean of Men, Mr. John Johnson. He is one of those individuals whose brokenness of spirit and vision of the darkness of the world leave an indelible impression on the lives of his associates. The love in his heart for the lost was not acquired over night, but by constant communion with his Saviour Whom he has faithfully served for sixteen years on the mission field. The deep concern which he has for each of the young men students and his daily fellow- ship with them enable him to carry out the words of Napoleon: To handle men you must use a hand of steel in a velvet glove. His firm hand in decision, his standard of discipline in conduct cultivate in each student due reverence for God. The love of God radiating from his life shall be reflected in years- to come through the lives of those under his ministry. JHHNSUN