Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Registrar S-1u...., Several Jtudenlf rfowd around the fegirfrafr derk to refeive advire on llaeir rrhedulef. T. I. MONTGOMERY T. I. Montgomery, Registrar and Director of Admissions, is a students and is the chief adviser of those with curriculum prob- newcomer to the staff this year. He comes to C.B.I. with experi- lems. The gracious welcome extended to all who have occasion ence in business and educational institutions, having been regis- for business in his office and the friendly manner in which every trar and instructor in a number of Bible schools and universities. matter is considered by our registrar have been a blessing to Brother Montgomery is responsible for the acceptance of new students and faculty. -t :ff Treasurer '35 1 WILFRED A. BROWN R7 --..L PS5 Brother Brown har 4 derk piled bigla willy work, but bit rmile myr fha! the figuref all lmlanre, Wilfred A. Brown is Treasurer of Central Bible Institute by virtue of his position as General Treasurer of the Assemblies of God. He is a graduate of Bethel Bible Training School, and has spent twenty-two years in the ministry. He has served as pastor, treasurer, and secretary-treasurer in the Eastern District, and has also held the ofhceof secretary-treasurer of the Indiana District. Brother Brown also devotes a portion of his time to fill- ing speaking engagements throughout the country. Students look forward to the times when his busy schedule permits him to speak in chapel services. ' -20-

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Brother and S , and istef E' ans Our DEAN W. I. EVANS CMOUV' Through the years, our Dean, W. I. Evans, has been touching and molding the lives of thousands of young men and women. All who have met him have been impressed with his godly life, his power of character, and his noble insight into spiritual things. His years of ministry and experience have mellowed his life into one of beauty. Almost any time of the day, our beloved Dean may be seen wending his way into classrooms, halls, and around the grounds. His cheery words of greeting are radiant with the sweet spirit of Christ. His keen, alert mind in the ex- position of Scripture and the pre-eminence he gives to the mov- ing of the Spirit are among his most outstanding characteristics. -.wi

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Sl l 1.4 YY 1. ELEANOR G. BOWIE The title Mother is aptly applied to our Dean of Women, Eleanor G. Bowie. Her face radiates with Christian joy as she ministers to the needs of her ever-growing C.B.I. family. For the past seventeen years, Mother Bowie has led the students to seek a closer walk with God by her wise counsel and godly ex- Dean of Men Dean of Women . jaw 'B' ' 5 Dora Cbaulk iii-'in lbe apartmenl of flue dean of women lo laik over a problem uilb Molber Bowie. ample. As Dean of Women, no need is too trivial for her con- siderationg morning, noon, or night her heart is open to them all. Homesick girls and lovesick boys, desiring words of encour- agement, find their way to her apartment where their problems vanish under the touch of her sympathetic understanding. , . g fggxmlti fa ,W Brolber Reed mel' Ibe W'ord lo famzrel lbree of bil' boy, Leland Bar- Velf, Ted Vibberl, Armando A1'E?l. Predominant among the attributes of our Dean of Men, Glenn A. Reed, is his understanding heart. Brother Reed has helped bring into the lives of the young men of C.B.l. a vision and a message for God's people today. No student feels reluctant to go into Dad's office and pour out the burdens of his heart. BUTSTHTIUN GLENN A. REED Dad he is, for he is regarded as a real father in relation to his large family of boys. Their problems, whatever they may be, are his problems. His firm but kindly counsel has aided in steer- ing young manhood on the right course. His words of wisdom will long be remembered. '