Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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students, and Trailer Town appeared. Veterans swelled the enrolment as many who had gone into foreign lands under the Stars and Stripes resolved to return under the banner of missions. The Flight School was begun in that year to do its part in hastening the message of salvation to the needy world. The radio choir began its ministry of Sermons in Song. In 1947 new faculty homes were constructed and a new school laundry was l',-ilt on the campus. Each year brought new improvements and an increased en- rolment. As we take a present day look at C.B.I., we see that this year has brought many changes. Bartlett Peterson has come to Springfield to serve as full time president of the school. A fourth and fifth year have ben added for those students who desire further studies in Christian education, missions, music, or theology. This has brought a number of former students back to C.B.I., as well as graduates of other Bible schools. Included in the fourth year class are a number of mis- sionaries on furlough from the field, former pastors, and an army chaplain. In addition, a school for the deaf has been established this year. More barracks have appeared on the campus, serv- ing as married students' dorms, classrooms, bookstore, CUP oflice, and sewing room. A new warehouse and student center have taken form. A school paper, The Scroll, has found its place in the life of the Institute. The enrolment for the present year is about 700, the largest in the history of the school. The third and fourth year classes, who will receive diplomas and degrees during the commencement services, will be the twenty-fifth graduating classes of Central Bible Institute. Continuing to carry out the purpose of the school to serve this dying world, third year students have chosen the name, Last Minute Messengers , and the fourth year class, His Minute Men. Their motto, I-Iasten, the King Cometh. , voices their desire to speed the light of the love of God to the ends of the earth. Even though mortality limits our look into the future, we know the days ahead are as glorious as the hope of His coming. C.B.I. may continue to grow and add improvements or C.B.I. may pass into oblivion. Yet its spirit of service will remain as long as the fires of consecration continue to burn in the hearts of the hundreds of former students who are ministering in every continent until the King says to His wearily triumphant servants, Well done. 5erm0m in Song gem 4 modern rlzldio, 1947. if N--. BARTLETT PETERSON Fin! full time prerident. Fourlla year ojicerr-Palma, Rirla, Bdflldfdi W Campzu welcome! new .rtudenl cenler, 1949.

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