Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Knowing the holiness the sinfulness ofthe world we sense our helpless- nessg 3 However, we are not left to in pcarrying the message but we example ofrChrist to guide us. ,We follow in His steps lgknowing that His path to those who have yet to hear the message redemption. p Q r :lk gif' ix xgbx x s Sv i 3 M . 4 . Mig lil 4 T 5512.2 f zftvfigg ' , pw ' , - 'lfgj I . I . ic A I-.gig ' T: Qs? QI lil? , 1 I 3 X. . I f ,r , 4 . ' I .23 , A ,- 2,. it , my 2: 21 Tw: 2 ,grief 2 3952 ' 7, 'fs f Q -wif, . LZ, '-I-f 24 F I gy ' '-I MTW A g gati- V Q-jg-,I.S,,?E' -I ' .9 gg' it , 1' ,li fi, 7 , I '-: I in I 4.8 IfQpS I I I ! 'I ,,,,, ,H , . n ICIQNTENTS ADMINISTRATION DIrectors Administration Faculty Staff CLASSES Seniors, Th. B Seniors ' - Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Spring Semester Entrants DEVOTIONS Chapel Noon Prayers Quiet Hour Prayer Groups ORGANIZATIONS Missionary Band CUP SCROLL HANDBOOK Alumni Revivaltime ACTIVITIES Student Ministry M ic us Library Snack Shop Duties Flight School Physical Education Here 'n There Events EDICATED TO who lcaA given uA an example of firm C'lnriA tian clcaracter, also luaA Ataiiiqed our wall: 61, exlwrting aA to 'lf teadily pled who laaA led uA into the deeper trutlw of god! Ward we rwpectfuiiy dedicate the SI C202 I W' :ten plovf '1 -4 FRANK M. BOYD if 'El wah? ,vw W in -An. The Administration Building Sun Dial -3- WWW WM' ' iQ'S'?l7Y5'T-if . 'if-v----- -- -- M-V ..,.., l H nw qb., 1 John Welch Hall ..1O.. Jfairl 'STR' -' W HY WFJWENEWG Riff? W I J L.., HA wi , K EXN... Egw. EXLGRE HE HABlTATlON OF GOD'S GRACE ' HH mf 5. 5... HE PATH OUR FOOTSTEPS OFT EMBRACED HY EMBLEMS GUARDENG FROM GN HEGH I Y ff ff, mffffywif, N 4 4, f 1127, 7'Z CCY' ff , , M, ,f l A M wg my 4 2 P A W fe I, W? M yi A ff 1 r ,,f ff Q T Q 4554+ ar - pf! 35 6, 357 K ,X 4 3 4 WQWA N ,Mewlif M 1,41 A xf 1 fs MW x N.,f,Xwvw,M. mx., Mwnwwmmwn MW -N .N M ......-W A- ww ., w,wQs..p .X . ' W., - wwf- A x . MM ' P . , . ' x- ' L, . g,,,M , WM, ....., N . gn: N. . . x N- -fx X X N W Q, Q X A X-Xx- x X X' f X KW' 'WE' ' L A W. m..x .QW S H gm . 1-:., . W -, x- .X .. --Q xx-N: Q . .-.., L f ,, - L - X A A Q-QA AA'-- N A . ' x , V xmv MKVXZASX T 1-ig. xyw-was X-wfxfikwiwk R Q .xx .. Q, , , . ff'f M ,Q .law 1454? '- ,1y'f Q?f3ff 'ZifZ2iiZ?w4X?z7WWZx . . W,,. Y,,,:: . ::1f...H -.:.f N' 5 ' x RN X '5 Hx T xw X' X XXX XXX NX 5 , 4 N M -we-. -I:aas:Q:'-1-' wx X55 xg - X 5 A X gala' ' ' ' ' -A A, x 4 x . ' l ADMINISTRATION 21-9 Qi'-, ,s I PAQ 'IA J I I iisfiiif ' II ' 5,42- ns + I ' . I 1. , ' I have taught thee in the way of I I I have led thee in the righf Ia'I paths. f ZIFQYE A I .12Qq.,- 1 DIRECTORS f ,- fx '1-.1 ' ADMINISTRATION I surf . -,.,.,,,, .H -f'f: j1jyj .. M-,,,-,Qf'Q.-eQ4-,4g,gig.1.J1i.-:+ A- -W--4 - W- ' ., .Q-'afErx:w11'--44' - A Board of Directors The twelve members of the Executive Presbytery of the As- Chairman semblies of God comprise the Board of Directors of Central Bible WESLEY R- STEEI-BERG Institute. These men have aided in making C. B. I. the progressive institution that it is today. Because of their experience gained in various fields of ministry, they have been able to direct student life into paths of greater service forthe Lord. Standing J Roswell Flower Noel Perkin Bartlett Peterson W I Evans Wilfred A Brown Seated Fred Vogler Bert Webb Wesley R Steelberg Gayle F Lewis Ralph M Riggs 8- Linna... xi...- - Boa The m by the Boa: the various of their pos lead them, betterment W' . 'X tis. 33x . : ' I . 1 , , , l ' D - : ll , , , . ' I . . -1 ' E 'FT I - 'i T T 'i 'L vi fl-'ff I- 'ef---,,.1v1f11s:r':fe,e1f1 egg., Y- ff---V -N .. . , - ' 'M' Y Y -4' .-I. ,tL.,nI.vuni.L..-ug' -f.-anna... fi I'S f of the As- entral Bible :Jrogressive e gained in 'ect student Board ot Administration The members of the Board of Administration are appointed by the Board of Directors for the administration of the altairs of the various departments ofthe school. Realizing the responsibility of their position, these men are all dependent upon the Lord to lead them, that all things might be done for His glory andthe betterment of His kingdom. V Ii l --,g. 4 Standing: J. Roswell Flower, Wilfred A. Brown, Emil A Balliet Seated: Bert Webb, Wesley R. Steelberg, Gayle F Lewis Bartlett Peterson. ....19.. BARTLETT PETERSON Prwiden t With the interests of Central Bible lnstitute at heart, Bartlett Peterson labors endlessly, displaying administrative abilities that have proven of great value to the school. His devout Christian character is ever before students as an example to as- piring youth. Though busily occupied with the duties of his office, other activities of the school find a prominent place in his schedule as well. Speaking frequently in chapel services, he unfolds the Word with a unique interpretation that gives students a still broader view of God's wonderful Word. ff ' M V Y 1 1 ' O.. M , ' J' W. I. EVANS edit W. I. Evans is a man of sterling character, whose life is permeated with the love of God. Because of years of vital relationship with the Lord, he has an acute con- sciousness of the holiness of God. Exhorting students in chapel, he attempts to bring them to an equal awareness of this holiness of God, that their lives might be used in His service. Students appreciate his affability when they come to him for consultation, or as they meet him in the halls or on the campus. - T. I. MONTGOMERY f WILFRED A. BROWN J. ROSWELL FLOWER --- - ,-.,,,..,- REGISTRAR T. I. Montgomery's meticulous handling of school records confirm his competence as regis- trar. Being a possessor of a ready wit, he has added to his qualifications a bit of spice that is delightful to students. ln his hospitable Southern way, he welcomes students into his office to dis- cuss their registration problems. TREASURER Central Bible Institute is privileged to have as its treasurer Wilfred A. Brown, who is also the general treasurer of the Assemblies of God. Nearly a quarter-century in the work of the Lord has given him much practical knowledge. Stu- dents regard his speaking in chapel as a special treat, for they know he will bring a variety of spiritual food from God's Word. SECRETARY J. Roswell Flower, secretary of the school, also serves as the general secretary of the As- semblies of God. Having been present at the formation of the Assemblies of God movement, he is a valuable asset to the school. He has re- mained through the years as a worthy admin- istrator. -22- MI? DEA N than Dean her n Institn into I them Bowie feelin our l cordii ation DEA anotl futun himse men the v has I bette and the s cons to th --25 .,.-..- . -r.,........,.-..,.., ,4'.-- ,mam-, - -,--In --0 , - L . v L '- ' ni' ' ---- -.. .. ..e.,. .,, , ,L . V . -. V - .xx XXX ndling of as regis- it, he has ice that is Southern ice to dis- I to have o is also s of God. fthe Lord dge. Stu- a special ariety of e school, f the As- nt at the ovement, e has re- 1 admin- -221 MRS. ELEANOR G. BOWIE I DEAN OF WOMEN What more fitting and more beautiful word than Mother could be given to our gracious Dean of Women, Eleanor G. Bowie. Through her nineteen years of service at Central Bible Institute she has taken hundreds of students into her tender mother-heart and renewed in them faith and courage. A chat with Mother Bowie will brighten one's day and restore the feeling that it is good to be alive and serving our Lord. The warmth of her smile and the cordiality of her greeting comes from a heart aflame with the love of Christ. DEAN OF MEN Say, fella he starts and he's off with another suggestion that will be of help to some future pastor or evangelist. Being a young man himself, Fred l. Lessten understands the young men in his charge. His alertness has increased the value of his few years experience for he has been quick to catch new ideas and the better ways for service. His keen sense of humor and geniality have made him a real friend to the students. Back of this, however, is a deep consecration to Christ that serves as a stabilizer to the unsteadiness of youth. ...23.. FRED I. LESSTEN see their need of being able to speak ' 12-fr' cv' ' 25 7 1452 ga, J ,,s,. BERNARD ALLEN J. ROBERT ASHCROFT A quiet spirit He will not despise. A... MW, r , . . Bernard Allen, well-qualified In the f ,,i ,:. f 'V ,gif field of literature, aims to inspire his ' j classes with a love for good literature in 1 A' io and, at the same time, cause them to if intelligently to men of the world in order that theyimight win them for Christ. As the head of the Physical Education Department, he is a firm believer in the department's motto, Keeping fit for His service . A- fx 5 2? Qt, Q 31 2 gg! u 1 rf 141?'fsQ, M , smgfg ef- CA f ,, N s 4 A P f. as H H W y 4 Y -f , ,f5'9, 225.3 v 5 53 N -ww M? Q M ,a,,., , Q51 Q7 4 at M M' , T ,W 5 9 155 'V , V 45, get A ELMER BILTON Contentment opens the source of every joy. V -Beattie A bright Norwegian smile and a buoyant spirit are noticeable char- acteristics of Elmer Bilton. As he daily leads singing in chapel, students feel the ioy of the Lord which fills his soul radiating from him. His classes also move around a note of praise to our Lord and Redeemer. Bible A soul of power, a well of lofty thought A chastened hope that points ever to heaven. -John Hunter Classes of J. Robert Ashcroft have an unusual depth that provoke stu- dent thought. With an insight into the spiritual needs of students he con- tinuously exhorts them to make prac- tical application of the Word in their daily lives. The rich quality of his teaching evolves from a character rooted in the Word of God. Experience ioi sense To mortals is c Frank M. B sult of many study of prof: in teaching pr beautifully ou foretold detai death and re tion is not onl highly edifyin and practical sturdy Christia l mai English Psychology THE FACU ,.- . ..................... ,. . ' e . - -- ----i.....,,..--..... - e - .eg 1,-,A-,A KY , , k , ll of lofty t points ever to -.lohn Hunter ' Ashcroft have it provoke stu- insight into the :dents he con- to make prac- a Word in their quality of his n a character God. Experience joined with common f sense To mortals is a providence. -Green Frank M. Boyd's teaching is a re- sult of many years of concentrated study of prophecy. His specific aim in teaching prophecy is to show how beautifully our Savior fulfills every foretold detail concerning His birth, death and resurrection. His instruc- tion is not only very informative but highly edifying, for he gives frank and practical advice needed for sturdy Christian development. Bible FRANK M. BOYD ,Q ,f'yIf4m E+ f mf' 1 ' ff JK, V i V f. ' ' . , , 'H ' iff .h ' f ' , if i , 1 - -. ,Ef'7 '1'5 s ' . Q W ,A ,ig , A , , Y: -,VN -.5,:,,- ,144 ,. , , ' fs 'wi .., 12y'7ff f , f ' V 53 'W'-s1.,, - ,. - 0-i+.,. . ' f B A ' ft f J fs -w 342' ' ff X-,Q My 1 X , Library Bible THE FACULTY 124.- -25.. ' MISS ANNE BRILL Gentle 'of speech, beneficient of mind. -Homer The technical knowledge of li- brarian Anne Brill crnd her singleness ot purpose have promoted the library and supplied it with many helpful materials. Students in search of information greatly appreciate her efficiency and willingness to co- operate. The cordial smile of Miss Brill expresses a life filled with the icy of the Lord and consecration to His purpose. 'RICHARD M. BROWN He that can have patience can have what he will. -Franklin Richard Brown, a former chaplain in' the U. S. Army, has ioined the faculty this year. Of reserved nature, he teaches his classes with earnest- ness, desirous that students grasp the truths of God's Word. The touch of the Spirit can be felt in his classes. , MISS SEVERNA BROWN Knowledge directeth practice Practice increaseth knowledge. ' +Anonymous With the addition of a commercial course to the curriculum of the school came a new instructor. Miss Severna Brown has taught the new courses with preciseness, desirous that stu- dents learn each phase accurately. She has assumed her responsibilities with quietness and efficiency. ff J Z 41 X ' Www V KKIY i .Y Y ,,-,,, Y.Y. ,. M ,.-w.-s- WP fm., ,W , 9 O. COPE BUDGE Mfr H I , - ff '2i?p4Kfig5'f' f 5 - f -. 1-1.04 , J is 1' if WW , ' F 2. fi gfiv-L e U- .-N A. ., si sewn' aff .1 ' ...J ,. g,.f,,'.1: ,Y ,wr my-159 law. 5:5 fn, Q 2 4 fry., ,fy Mm 1 ' f. 1' Wifi ul H, ....,. ehv.,yL5,,s3 . N 2 9. S ,E Q -5 wg- mise: Slifrfii . ,,,. A5 51:12. shi' KNJnYris2wf- sw 71: Hifi' Vul- f A 3 1. . 1 4 Va r 'ec 5 '4 'W Y N',ff 5 tv 2 W 'E f N wav 234 'Q i S4 lah. 62,1 f J, ' 6 t, 4 0 I x, 1, 6,59 Iwi 6 f ,L k --,1 1 -.2 z.4+1?Q:i.,+ 9 , , . -.-,mf .. C. C. BURNETT A life spent worthily should be mea- ' sured by deeds, not years. 1 -Sheridan C. C. Burnett's life has been guided by a soul-consuming aim to know 'and serve Christ. This purpose has driven him to long hourg gf labor both at school and in churches across The C0Unl Yf BeSides giving excellent instruction in they Word, he broadens the vision of students and awakens In them a deeper desire to be of service to Christ. Kindness is Wisdom. -Bailey The kindliness and dry wit of O. Cope Budge combined with his in- formal manner of teaching has created a pleasant atmosphere in his classes which appeals to students. His background in language study makes him an able teacher in Greek. The rich truths brought forth from the meaning of even one word or phrase have inspired his students. Duty makes L makes A deep rc fills her soul i of Mrs. Hop playing has moved countl played for other channel She has bee God can use son who is w Greek, Archeology , P Commerce History, Philosophy THE FACUl -26.. -, 37-.- - Q- --1-...-....,, A-,, 1--'f-'v-'-'--.--.- -.W-.., F- , . -Bailey iry wit of O. l with his in- 'eaching has osphere in his to students. :guage study :her in Greek. forth from the ord or phrase ls. 9Y Duty makes us do things well but love makes us do them beautifully. -Anonymous A deep rooted love of God that fills her soul is portrayed in the music of Mrs. Hope Collins. Her anointed playing has touched students and moved countless numbers as she has played for Revivaltime and in other channels of service for the Lord. She has been an example of how God can use a talented young per- son who is wholly yielded to His will. MRS. HOPE COLLINS DAVID DRAKE Wit is thatlwhich has been often thought, but never before was well expressed. -Johnson we af WW WMM? Piano David Drake's ready wit has en- livened his English classes. His capa- bility in the literary field has been advantageous to his students. The SCROLL staff, whom he serves as an advisor, has appreciated his con- genial manner and his willingness to cooperate with them. English Theory of Music, Organ THE FACULTY -26- -27... MRS. ELSIE DRAKE Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. -Auerbach Mrs. Elsie Drake has realized the value of good music consecrated to the Lord. Because she feels that the very best in music should be used for Him, she has given her time whole- heartedly to the training of her pupils. Her cheerfulness in the class- room is encouraging to her students. MISS ERIKA EICHLER Nothing is so infectious as example. -Kingsley The effort and perseverance of Miss Erika Eichler have greatly bene- fited the Music Department. Her en- thusiastic love of music has given sparkle to her' classes and the choral groups which she directs. Eager that the best of music might be had for the Lord, she has used her skill for His glory. 53' CARL I. ERICKSON f . W , , Www? IV' f..efr.:fff 5fMw.:.:-, -A .,., f- . V- A-9.1 if. W. vw.:-. ,V Y.. ,, . H ' .W M21 ' L, f. '72 , Vx! nwmiw 4, 9 Q X ..,, mil f , , , fm? Qi? ff hm 554 .Q . 1 . 7, l.. ,ff .'? 2 x a Qwfyflrwwi r Q! We he f 12 'i 'afirw we if 1 A f -yggfsx ty K9 x, 1 7 1, Jae - ,. K f -rff'-1... ' HQ f ' gas. ' ' ew .1 mr f W 2' J vi , jfs, ., gaswfff 71,1 V: X, , if X i , 435, 5 ,few 3, . :,- A ,LQJQ - '. f- -7-3:5 gy. 153.3 4535 ' f-Z iff ff 9.'NE.i32i-i?'4? I i , .f en g ay' ,ef ' I 4? 3 iw 'Q r., fri, B , 472 ., S 'ff , .f if w A 4.-X 7 f f 25. is rygf9?z.f '- 44 at QQW? g g He that hath knowledge spareth his words. -Proverbs 7 7:27 Carl I. Erickson has an intense interest in history and a broad knowl- edge of the subject coming from much study in that field. His intel- lectual manner instills in students a realization of the value of study. He conducts his classes with soberness of mind but frequently injects dry wit that is refreshing. Noteworthy is his interest in the history of the church and the church fathers. That which doing things Through Flower has vancement i ment. His ci ords of the the first day pouring hav a rich study eyes anew workings of 4 WILLIAM I. EVANS The Christian is like the ripening grain, the riper he grows the more lowly he bends his head. -Guthrie . A life yielded to God, a teacher rich in the knowledge of the Word, and a friend of every student is W. I. Evans. Students are benefited by his many years of service for the Lord as he. shares his past experiences. Teaching in the Spirit he guides stu- dents into paths that lead close to the Lord. 1 Theory of Music, Piano Bible History THE FAcu 128. -29- spareth his ,verbs 17:27 an intense :road knowl- ioming from d. His intel- 1 students a of study. He th soberness tiects dry wit worthy is his f the church That which makes a great life is not doing great things, but ordinary things in a great way. -Washington Through the years, J. Roswell Flower has given himself to the ad- vancement of the Pentecostal move- ment. His careful research and rec- ords of the movings of the Spirit in the first days of the Pentecostal out- pouring have made for his students a rich study which has opened their eyes anew to the wonders of the workings of God. , Piano , .,. , Theology Missions Speech THE FACULTY OLIVER L. FOTH Living or dying, Lord, I ask but to be Thine. -Harbaugh 'While on furlough from India, where he is principal of Tamil Bible Institute, Oliver Foth has come to Central Bible Institute. His presence has been of great value to students in the Department of Missions as he has given stirring accounts from his own experiences ion the mission field. He has won students' respect and ad- miration with his life of devotion to Christ. J. CALVIN HOLSINGER -Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be ac- ceptable in Thy sight, O Lord. -Psalms l9:I4 J. Calvin Holsinger feels the neces- sity for Christian workers to have good speaking habits. He endeavors to inspire students to practical ap- plication of their classwork. His teaching carries a note of sincerity, for he feels the immensity of his task of preparing workers for the lord's vineyard. , .-.Y -- -suv-0-1 STANLEY M. HORTON PAUL V- JONES Titles of honor add not to his worth Who is himself an honor to his titles. -Ford With the brilliant quality of his teaching Stanley Horton enables his students to grasp quite easily the dif- ficult passages of the Bible. However, his teaching is drawn not only from intellect but also from a soul filled with the power of God which enables him to more clearly point out to stu- dents the wonderful truths of God's Word. MISS EVA H. LARSON Ah, little recks the laborer How near his work is holding him to God The loving Laborer through space and time. -Walt Whitman Miss Eva H. Larson's life has been devoted to the interests of others. Her fmn'5f Y ln fedching has been blessed In .they secular field as well as the f'el'9IOUs field. Students have found in her a valuable friend and counge lor because of her understanding heart and sound advice. .. 'mf-f-ff....t ., 5 fav W 2 -?f.f1'f1 ff W. 4 'KV -if wi-1 Q P -V.--ve-.ig -, , 4,,y.,,f,cqw,z7' ,. ?, f wi ' ,CA , . ,,rfme,mmz+Lfg s w. '? 'L?QiL? X 'rf' . - f 4 A humble mind is the soil out of which thanks naturally grow. -Beecher Paul V. Jones, as he teaches, dis- plays a humble spirit of gratitude to God for His goodness. With much zeal, he discusses Bible truths, anx- ious that students delve into the deeper truths of the Word. His friendliness toward students is evi- denced by his active participation with them in tennis, his favorite sport. ,. V si by 3 iff 42 . f Q P451 22 '05 f ,N f 0 f ' , t 2, f 'cy lr-lf 'Wk-', GZ? Q , 16152. 5 .-nf ix vw Xu an ws, 3 v A 9 7 'S' 7 N ' 'iz ' , 1 ,z . . .3 , 0 cf H safe' ' ZZ F fs , rx: 4 1 2 Z 2: 2, 'fx'-2 ' 1 a 4 3 QV v , wb -w 1 a 'fs- 3 s i, QQ,-tif I, f 1 ff. ,R .fwsfl W, f, . . , .,. . 7, .sf . Y '- ' S 1' Kev .1 Qf b , . A ,il ,gg . Z , ., 4 1 Bible, Hebrew Bible - Religious Education Nothing QVC withouz Students i obtain a we tion which is tious enthusi most disinte varied life, E abundance that aptly illu His friendly proach follow room where of Christ. THE FACUI -SOL -31- ut of which r, . -Beecher aches, dis- iratitude to With much ruths, anx- a into the Word. His :nts is evi- articipation rorite sport. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. -Emerson Students in Fred l. Lessten's classes obtain a wealth of practical instruc- tion which is imparted with an infec- tious enthusiasm that captivates the most disinterested student. From a varied life, Brother Lessten draws an abundance of humorous anecdotes that aptly illustrate any point at hand. His friendly smile and vigorous ap- proach follow him outside the class- room where his life displays the love of Christ. FRED I. LESSTEN A BENJAMIN MERCADO A VN 56 59 ff ff Life is short but there is always time for courtesy. -Emerson Warmth and friendliness radiate from the smile of Benlamin Mercado A native of Argentina, he is more than a capable instructor in the Span ish language, for long after Spanish terms and phrases are forgotten the refined nature and Christian char acter of this man will live in the minds of his students Theology Spanish Missions THE A FACULTY 151- , DANIEL NUNGESSER To him, calmness is a great advantage. ' -Anonymous S Training in the Army Air Corps has given Daniel Nungesser a thorough education in the techniques of avia- tion. Having consecrated this training to the Lord, he is now teaching flight students at CBI. ln the air, his com- petence and self-assuredness give a confidence that relaxes the most nervous student. GLENN A. REED ALBERT E. REID And now abideth faith, hope and love, these three, but the greatest of these is love. --l Cor. 13.73 R.V. Only love of his Lord and of his fellowman could motivate a man to live as has Glenn A. Reed. Devoted to teaching, he regards students as fellow laborers in the Lord's harvest field and is always ready with an advisory word to help a more inex- perienced worker in his work for the Lord. 925 .f e -W -.4 ffsff, 4 , gZ,C.ui,4,jf2 , ina-rf'H1fq4wu', , , g rg - '11-Wu ' 1 H ' i'i'Q:'2 31 6 ' V .THFUW A -, M sf'-1.fr41,sglf,-4' f. -- , :Z:jj,,,, is ,vii eg f f QN I ff. .: . aj 1:54-95:9 Q: , X ', . ff fiwfil ,T ff' 1' 42,vi9.'I-1, ' V. , 2 1 ' ' ' , , , 2f,YSjZ'2s f : . If , . 4 ,f ..,,:,?fw.'- ,, if f 'fl-'Ta' iff 2 ' MISS LO'I'TlE RIEKEHOF A quiet conscience makes one so serene. -Byron Miss Lottie Riekehof has the un- usual ministry of teaching the lan- guage of the deaf. As she teaches students the sign language, she makes it possible for the deaf to also hear of Jesus' wonderful salvation. She performs her duties in a quiet, unassuming way that never draws at- tention to herself but always to the One whom she so faithfullyfserves, A wise man will make more oppor- tunities than those he finds. -Bacon As purchasing agent for CBI, a great responsibility rests upon Al- bert E. Reid. He gives much time to the purchase of merchandise for the school, that it might be done econom- ically. Added to this he teaches classes in Cafeteria Management. His Christ-life attitude has won for him the admiration of not only the stu- dents but also his business associates. Theology, Science 5 n Cafeteria Management Sign Language A song will memo: Teaching pa rt of the Skaret. As students ha Spirit-anoint songs will l His unobtru: one that th. sings is living Ji e .IM F' L THE FACU ke more oppor- :se he finds. +Bacon :gent for CBI, I rests upon Al- as much time to :handise for the ie done econom- his he teaches lanagement. His as won for him :at only the stu- iness associates. :ience 'lt A song will outlive all sermons in memory. -H. Giles Teaching students in voice is but part of the ministry of Melvin O. Skaret. As he has sung in chapel, students have felt the power of his Spirit-anointed singing, and these songs will live long in their hearts. His unobtrusive way of living assures one that the Christ about whom he sings is living in his heart. W Z MELVIN O. SKARET A MISS RUTH STEWART What sweet delight a quiet life affords. -Drummond Qi AX ff Xi Miss Ruth Stewart, instructor in piano and director of ladies chorus, possesses a very pleasant personality that is prolected delightfully into her teaching Beginning each lesson with a prayer she attempts to develop Ih her students an appreciation of music that will enrich their work for the or ' Voice Piano Missions in in RAYMOND N. TUCK THE FACULTY All service ranks the same with God. -Browning Raymond N. Tuck's duties as su- perintendent of the grounds are somewhat hidden from the student body. Yet, he undertakes any task that will improve the condition of the campus and buildings. In addition, he teaches classes in Missionary Con- struction that equip 'students in a practical way for future service. FACU LTY Theology God hath sworn to lift on high Who sinks himself into true humility. -Kreble Ernest S. Williams is such a man whose truly humble spirit has been a blessing to his many students. His varied experiences Obldlned i while General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God have made his classroom lectures more realistic, his kindliness and understanding make hum beloved by all ERNEST S. WILLIAMS Special Teachers When a person consecrates his life to God he makes lt possible for the Lord to direct his life In ways that will best profit him and others The walks of students before comlng to Cen tral Bible Institute have been widely varled Some have been privileged to study and be come proficient in various fields These skulls have been utilized forthe glory of God as stu dents assume teaching responsibilities MISS ARLENE CROMPTON MISS MARTHA HOEFLER PAUL LEE VERNON McLELLAN M155 MARY JEANNE 515wAR1 MRS. CLEAI. Bookstore MRS. IDA Mm 1 44- r .ss-. . S -Q -1 W N X if rf 2 ' 1 3, Z. W ' i MRS. CLEALL ERICKSON MISS VICLA GARDNER MRS, Run-1 HOQYER Z2 Bookstore Manager Diningroom Supervisor Assisfant Registrar ii Z1 5 , gl I fn is 2 fwwv- ? f if ff gr E 5 5 L .1 ,s 45 I ,. W1 Q 1 -' Q i 5' , I i V if Q I4 D if ,. R g I2 E Mus. IDA HUDSON E1 f. L s 5 Matron I- f fr 5 e L, P I HOEFLER ,K y r . W L. 1 L we J :NE STEWART f ..54.. 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W rig ' ,w,,- , ,Bel J - , :lf 7557 ' 1931? ' .-in wrff ' ' '74, W. V -I , . ,i ,, ,,,, V5 in 5, 5, f R , lj' - 121.-rw Q 's A ' V' . Y If 1 E 1-fr' ' ' f Y' A ww -. .gg V ' o'hl , , I ref' f V I d dlsc ' ' ,, ' A , 1 , - - . i d wisdo A jf safely, A ' eP . 1-hY A - 2 ff .: . .- ke f V 2 'iv ' ,?5fS,y?3y, '31 , 7 .' . ,- K V' . 0 a b e. 'ai 'K f 9 FE 5 v 'K' ' f U w Y ' 511 H . N . o f i 1 A '18 V ' . f 1' no fm: ' X.f :'M-f f g fi xv 5-5 1:f: 23', ' - ' ' f ' 3 . - Q 'VHA '- ' -frm X ' 'uf .rw ff - n f .-,, 'Q Twig - .,, 2. - f' -waz-- X 0 mf-',' e o '- -Ji 5 is ff f N .. I1 0 W 'I 'hy , ,iw f ' A qnd ' 11124-'bfi ' - . V ,- V jf- ' ' 5 ' ,fixh,f fyf- ' , AV,A - lg Wy, f fy , ,ia . -rw V Wff , 'jf:- If ww, :Q ' W J , 42 'Qs h 'V 7 .6 5, Dem ' Y' .- W' ff, f , , , ' ' W X' R ffgd, -, ' 3'-f'aYf'k - y,-uf ., 'C J - t fd 'I n f ' y , 1' ,Hi A 5 J.--, . ,Q ' 5 1 ff 'Q'X Q , Vw UU 0 , X ' . 'Q gfwf, ,fg ffi ' , Q ' B 5 Th. ' ,fn 4 fr f , ff of we f rf k X lon an M, f' ' ' 2' ' -'X Y ' fm Km! ,227 ' U ,, . f V i' ff' :idk ff' 77 f' 'X ' .4 if-3-'C' 'X ' 'Wh V, if My A M mf .. n,w:',,,:!. .,, 532:-t, ,ff I f' fy ,ZW ,Z Wfyfy, , ,W , ,f M, ,, 4 J 1 , f' XX ' I ,MW Q! I, ff M f M' f 2' f , gf ,nf FRESHMEN A 1-n y' MURRAY MCLEES, President CLASS :S 4Ax5,,, ' s A s QQOFFICERS ww -x RUTH MARY CROWDER, Treasurer VCZIZQQ S of BILL SAKWITZ, Vice-President Secretary ELEANOR GLIGOR, .40- geQC!6 RUTH Ml Americc Bachelor Activities: Ou urer, Banquet Social Commit QSO 'IQ-.ci gssmf 6 Q. , R, 140.. gQec!emptz'on LENNIS BLACKBURN ERNEST BUSBY Granite City, Illinois I Dallas, Texas Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Theology Activities: Outstation Activities: Social Committee SENIORS Th... l RUTH MARY CROWDER FORREST I-'ARM-Y American Falls, Idaho Wichita, Kan-msg Bachelor of Theology A f. . . 0 eolo Activities: Outstation, Class Treas- Clvltles. Out ' gy urer, Banquet Program Committee, l Social Committee Bachelbl' of S'Uf'0n, Story Hou, GLENN REED Class Sponsor :usANon GLIGUR. VCIHQQ S of QQQCA New Castle, PennSylV0 'a BER Bachelor of The0'09Y f Asia scones cnoss Spoke Activities: Outstation, Ledgfgs Com- Shelbyville, Missouri Bafhel' Prayers, Class Secretary, Bachelor of Theology mittee Activities: Outstation T if Rsusm HARTWTGKLQQWQQ Mercer, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Theology Activities: Outstation, Male Chorus c. 5 ., 4- - :k if XX, 'aka I A gfWAYNE HEMPI-iu.L l f 7 '11 fleiington, Kentucky I I Bachelor of Theology Activities: soursfgiipn -42 'Y ..,.j3-,.. ' ' 'W -M fn fw- mmm M. 4 M.wam.m.ee,.., ,. ,N..c,, , . ' g,,,,-.g,..4feli - Y i V, -x I K H' K ' .. Hif .-,H i Pi V -.... 'sof gaeclemption 1 RALPH KAY W BERYL HOUGER BU hTucson, Arizona GROSS Spokane, Washington Aerivirigsi egr of Theologl' - ut ' Missouri Bachelor of Theology mem speaker station, Commence Theology an 'Gia .1 f' -45- -42- L SENIORS M. PAUL Kl.lNGER Shamokin, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Theology JAMES LEDDY Salem, Oregon Bachelor of Theology Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Agfiyifiegg Oufsfqfjon Vice-President of Missionary Band, Class President, Radio Choir, Male ' Chorus, Kolenda Quartet, Veterans Quartet, Saxophone Trio, Secretary to Dean of Men ,Y ay, I VClI'Lg8!S of MURRAY McLEES ROBERT MAYFIELD Cheyenne, Wyoming Brazil, Indiana Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Theology Activities: Outsfarion, Class Presi- Activities: Outsfafion, Mixed Choir dent, Editor of '50 SCROLL, Editor of '49 HANDBOOK, General Chairman , - of '49 Banquet ,Ci 'fr - ,V i gi X 'My Np MlcKu.sEN 393, ' AR1AvAzD MINAESIAN 0 T 1 , Akntlardyl Nebraska A .T y J Calcutfa,lndia Bachelor of Theoxglanchoir sz, Bachelor of Theology . ' , TX M,,,,,. , , Activities: OUfSfUf'0 -M ,az in ,- eg, 3 .I A , .WAQ V ,, C U K i T -44- , Ast Rafe X , TOT Clarksvi Bachelor - A------L..- ,sr 4---iw .. .:........,,,H n S ,h . N wa - I-. In ,V , -A R '-' gi- L-V .-1--.......... .- . - A YAY' -.n.Y 4 MQ V: ' ..-.. ?lS' B of giecfemption JAMES MORGAN MARCUS NISSLEY Bellaire, Texas K L Florin, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Theology Activities: Leader of India Prayers, Activities: Outstation, Mixed Choir Editor of '50 CUP, SCROLL Staff, L Banquet Committee, Male Chorus MINAESIAN , India L Theology D116 -44- f SENIORS M. rov rms fu ROBINEHE Clarksville, Arkansas Bach07 Uf7, Alabama Bachelor of Theology Adivniesge 3ZZ:aZheol09Y Southern District Prayggf Leader of -45- Y , ., . ...,,.....,...-.. ... --. , rv-v--ul- vangefs of QCA wn.LiAM SAKWWZ Housfon, Texas Bachelor of Theology f CALVIN SCHRAMM . . - . Oufsfafion, Co-Leaderofi-L Moulfrie, Georgia Adwmes. ' rict Prayers, SCR' Bachelor of Theology them Dm f 43 s . sigff, Bvfmesf Magigifr O HANDBOOK, Mvfed 0 ! ROBERT SMlTH ' Martinsburg, Wesf Virginia Bachelor of Theologyw. - Acfivifies: Outsfafion, Sfory Hour, Hospital Squad JAMES I TAROLLI Solvay, New York A Bachelor of Theology Acfivifles: ufsfafion .-J KENI San Fra Bachel Activities: C Mission Squa Q -46-i -+V- ' ---- A -- Q-U-' -LY- ,JV - - - .x-.-M...--,. , 4,. , .,,.,,g ,-----all--A-1 - , - P- k ,, V, gs . -- QS CHRAMM Georgia Theology .46-. l '-47 gaecfemption KENNETH TRACY San Francasco California Bachelor of Theology Acflvifles Oufsfcmon Story Hour Mlssnon Squad lfw --iuqqgi It s all Greek fo us foo' SENICRS JOEL UPTON JACK VIERSTRA Brookhaven Mlssrsslppl Perns California Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Theology Acflvlfies Oufsfahon - , . ,, +41 I iM'J'5' .L,L1'i.QF5? I'33ll-135341 -4 I . 3 I Ii 5 I Q- ' Q, P I I 541 ' , F , E: A , I I '13 I ' I I ' I' K I ' I , .5 lg' I , , r II K, A2 I9 JS , I. ' ex I ,, I c., A XVI. 4 . 5? I ' ', I I i A ,J is :W U ' 5, r F7211 f ,I ' we xv: ff I ,fgfa Wil ,I M! 1 Q Ig . W ,I ' I' ,I - ' 3,51 II' ' I I LI, Ir I ik I i , 'I 1 ' uf , I y a I eg! If. I ' iii II P I M If I I U 5: WINSTON SCHMOC K, President CLASS OFFICERS MARION HAZYME, Treasurer VCZIZQQ S of JIM MCCORMICK, Vice-President ETHEL BROWN, Secretary ETFF' R ...uuifii -nasal. -48- mee! ADAM Egg Han B. A Activities: Sw quef Food Cof S O medemptzoon 'ADAM BERNHARDT Egg Harbor, New Jersey B. A. in Bible Acfivifies: Sweater Commifiee quef Food Commiffee vange 5 of . ETHEL BROWN Glenbrook, Connecticut ROBERT BOLTON B. A. in Bible DALE Kunming, Chin!! Activities: Class Secretary: HAND- We B A. in Missions d BOOK Staff, Secretary of 59 CLIP, . , ' wagon, Mission Squd , Radio Choir, A Cappella Choir, Girls B- A Activltieszfgurafor Missiondgy Chorus Activities: Oui Gent em , Clgoif, Mixe on I Presudenff Radm Male Chorus J . VIRGINIA BROWN W DANIEL BURGDORI-' KC '-W5 CNY, Missouri ' , Evansville, Indiana B. A. in Missioiiswwux 3. A. in Bible Activities: Outstation Activities: fputstation ...5g.- -M ' - QZS' of BROWN Connecticut rl Bible Secretary, HAND- :retary of '50 CUP, appella Choir, Girls .mecfemption DALE CHAPMAN JOHN COLLINS Waco, Texas Chicago, Illinois B. A. in Bible A U u B. A. in Bible Activities: Outstation . Cflvlties: Oufsfqfion SENIORS PEGGY COLLINS Garden City, Kansas B. A. in Rel. Ed. , Q Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Hospital Squad, Co-Leader of Cen- tral District Prayers, Literary Editor of '51 CUP ROBERT CREEL Nokisville, Virginia B. A. in Bible -50-- -51- ' UCZTLQQ S of WQJQ n JOSEPH DIETER, JR. EARL DOWNEY Baltimore, Maryland Ontario, Oregon B. A. in Bible B. A. in Bible Activities: Outstation, Factory Squad Activities: Outstation, Hospital Squad, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Chapel Organist ll RAE DOWNEY f , nossnr scuorr Ontario,Ofe9on C I b G . CARL B. A. in Bible . d . osunk uf, eorgia Tulsa, . 'res' OUmo'ion,Ho5P,fqI.Squa , . . . . . In Buble 3. A- ACBIVI-I Ci' lr if--ce-.WW Actlvltles: Outstation, Story Hour, Activifiesg Oufs Radio on Class President, Social Committee, Radio Choir, Male Chorus, Lower Lights Quartet I -521 '55- 4 Q 5 0 me emptzon RONALD FISCHER LARRY FULLER Audubon Mrnnesofa West Harfford Connechcuf B A m Mlsslons B A ln Bible Achvlhes Outsiahon Story Hour Mixed Chorr Achvlfles Oufsfafron SENIORS CARL GARRE TT TED GIANOPU ELLIOTT Georgia Tulsa, Oklahoma Los B A In Bible Jersey Cifyl New Jersey Buble 'Hon Sfory Hour, Acflvmes Oufsfafion B A.m B,b1e Social Commlffee :le Chorus, Lower gsz- -ss-. I VClllgQlS O AR, GRAN:-IOI-M EDW ford Connecticuf Sfgnkin Missions HATTIE GRAZIER ' CALVIN Nanfy-Glo, Pennsylvania Payne B. A. in Rel. Ed. B. Q CHARLES ensue ' FRANK GRIMM Gilleffe, Wyominygw gg V Kearney, Nebraska B. A. in Biblewgl ' B. A. in Bible Acfivifies: Outsfation, M2?Vy28'r ofv Acfivifies:,,4Oufsfafion l Trailer Town l ' - ' ' P? h -54- xssh F9 3 Of? gqeczlemptlon. GRAZIER ' Pennsylvania Rel. Ed. -54- -5 Wg-'- EM HAMProN G f - . CALVIN GRUETZMACHER A B fq 'fe' M'SS0Uff Paynesville, Minnesota Activifiesgi QL, 7 Missions B. A. in Bible s 5 MARION HAZYME FRANK HOSTETTER Detroit, Michigan . Britton, South Dakota B. A. in Missions B. A. in Bible . Activities: Outsfation, Co-Leader of Activities: Outstation India Prayers, Class Treasurer, Mixed Choir ' ' A , . . K UClI'LgQ!S of FRED HURT PAUL JOHNSON Butler, Missouri Sacramento, California B. A. in Bible 8. A. in Bible Activities: Outstation Activities: Outstation, Banquet Com- mittee Band, Orchestra, Radio Choir, LGQQCA Mixed Choir, Male Chorus, Revival- time Quartet, Chapel Organist, Chapel Pianist msn JoNES C i Toled0, B Ain Rand. Elsie Jonss EMERS ' , Hour, Toledo, Ohio , . . , Qufgtation, Sfofi' , . Toronto Activities- d Leader of 'i'i Afrlwn V f B. A. in Missions B A A Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, ' Mission SQUU ' M lE:ChorUS V LL Staff, a ..A,,. PfUYe'5' SCRO -Mission Squad, Co-Leader of African Prayers, SCROLL Stott 9 gg. 5 of Redemption GEORGE K RISH HELEN LASHAWAY , Flint, Michigan McClure, Ohio B. A. in Bible B. A. in Missions Activities: Outstation A Activities: Outstation, Hospital Squad, Social Committee SENIORS M BQYD Mfcl.su.AN aZ.'nZb'f 9, West Virginia Y JONES EMERSON MCBRIDE Activities! Ouigtgglolfgy Jo, Ohio Toronto, Ontario, Canada fomac Prayers, Leadei' Oicgder of Po- 1 Missions B. A. in Theology the Jews Prayers, Band orope and xfafion, Story Hour, ' M'Xed Choir, T '- 'Ches ' Co-Leader of African rUlT7pet T,-,O , .L Staff i JAMES MCCORMICK Wichita, Kansas Class . . Outstatlonr - Acflvities. President VERNON McLEl.LAN Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada B. s. M. P Activities: Vice-President of Mission- ary Band, Orchestra, SCROLL Staff, Program Chairman ot Banquet Com- mittee, Mixed Choir, Ma1e,3VChorus, Keynotes for Christ Quartetfaiviolin Quartet, Revivaltime String Trio ,-.-, .1 .---A ' I M, , ' .::.,T.,L..:.,..: ' Till- W W- T'-' ,.......-......--an . -..-..- B. A. in Flble Vice- MAYHELD Brafiiiindiania B. A. in Rel. Ed.f.Kg! g Activities: Outstation L' A vangefs of JQQCJQ MARGIL McFARLAND Winchester, Virginia B. A. in Rel. Ed. Activities: Outstation, Leader of North American Prayers, Orchestra, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Chapel Pianist is ALBER Kearn B. A Activities: Ou V iY,,,,.-,g ,...Y.i - -Y. V Y- - -Av,-,,,,,, .,..,i...,,.,...,......- 4 9 5, of Lkecfernptzion W MCFARLAND J 'e Vi'9f 'f' ALBERT MAZUREK KZZHN MAZUREK rl Rel. Ed. W, New Jerse l Kearny, New Jersey B A Y mon, Leader of Norlh B. A. in Bible Adivnies. . In Bible lrs' Orchestra' Rcdlo Acfivlfles: Oufsfafion ' Ufsfdflon, Mixed Choir hoir, Chapel Pianist -58,... SENICRS DOUGLAS MENTZE CURTIS MET'l'l.lNG Mexico, Missouri Sf. Paul, Minnesota B. A. in Bible B. A. in Bible vange S of LAWRENCE MUNDT JEANNE MURCELI. Sfefllflgf Illinois Stoneham, Massachusetts B. A. in Theology B .S. M. ACHVIHGSI OUfSl0ll0fl Activities: Outstation, Social Com- mittee, Orchestra, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus, String Trio ale 'R JOHN MURRAY l f RICHARD NELSON ROB! Pueblo, Colorado a Colorado Springs, Colorado R h ' B. A. in Missions A R ikztffff B. A. in Bible I DCB eZ Activities: Outstation ww- gzgieszf Oumahon, Band, SCROLL Acnvmes: out . , , -eo- - ? 5' Ol! eczlenzptzlon. NELSON ngs, Colorado n Bible rtion, Band, SCROLL r 1 l l 3 f f 1 1 l -6O-- -61 ANTHONY PAGANO ' CALVIN RISK Old Orchard Beach, Maine Minneapolis, Minnesota B. A. in Bible B. A. in Bible Activities: Socidl Committee SENIORS ROBERT ROBERT ROSIN Harrisburgfgg:-:HfAqH Rochester, New York B. A. in Bibi' vama B. A. in Bible Atfivities: Oufsiaf' A Q Activities: Oufstation Slffff Ion' HANDBOOK FRG ROBERT SCHt:lE:lita WILLIAM SCHENK Roshoh' Siu Bible Watervliet, New York B- A' . Social com- B. A. in Bible i s: Outstahon, - - . ' Activit e Activities. Outstation mittee wiNsroN SCHMOCK WAYNE SHANEYFELT Cortland, New Fort Waynei Indiana -V B. A. in Bible ' gfW'2 J ,p. A. in Bible Activities: Class President Activities: '?Mission Squad VCZHQQ S O --62- .Q ecfei vsi.MA Altoona, B Activities: Mix ganist, Banque B.. mf SCHENK New York r Bible ion .-62-- 5Qedemptz'on VELMA SIMPSON Altoona, Pennsylvania B. S. M. Activities: Mixed Choir, Chapel Or- ganist, Banquet Committee -63- J Mnvliv 5M,,,,, HOU-'folk Texas 5- A. in Bibfe SENIORS EDWARD SOLOMON LEONARD SOPER Chicago, Illinois Santa Cruz, California B. A. in Bible B. A. in Bible Activities: Outstation Activities: Orchestra, Sales Manager '49 CUP, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Male Chorus, Revivaltime Quartet ,W , , 'n Y, ,, ,,- ,,,,,,-- ---V-m ,,, ..,.,,, --e-:-'iw'-' -'P' - HOWARD SPILLERS CHARLES STRODE Kalamazoo, Michigan Springfield, Illinois B. A. in Bible B. A. in Bible ' Activities: Outstation M vange 5 of QRQJQ Q as 'lx n.oRENCf TYFER l wusun wAcKsn Dedfbom' Mmhlgan ' Edgemont, South Dakota B. A. in Mfssiorgscial Comte ,B B. A. in nel. Ed. Activities: Outstahon, C Activities: Assistant Lay-out Editor of mittee 4'A -c CUP, Mixed Choir, Male Chorus GEORG Duke Cent B. A Activities: He Club , -64- -fS-' ' ' ,S O fkbecfemption, GEORGE WELCH WALTER WILHELM Bloomington, Indiana f Baltimore, Maryland B. A. in Missions B. A. In Bible ' . Activities: Outstation, Social Com- , mittee, Male Chorus SENIORS , , RUTH ACKH' ozone: woonm Mifwaukee T335 Q th Dakota l Duke Center, Pennsylvania B. A. in jmsginsln el. Ed. ' B. A. in mme Activities: Outstation L Hs if-9ll'l,-Zl:7fl5c?l?cjr3.i Acgzlignesg Hospllol Sqvvdf Flying ' Prayers' Lady Curatoli eoder of India ' I -64. ..55.. pa1Y?Z117' JERRY LOVGREN, Presiderlf CLASS OFEICERS Al. GILLEN, Vice-President DORA CHAULK, Treasurer vange S of FAYE WEAVER Secretary 166.- ALBER' Crocke Maior: Theolo Acfivifies: Ou Leader of N Male Chorus of ..66.. geecfemption, ALBERT ANDERSON Crocker, South Dakota Maior: Theology Activities: Outsfation, Factory Squad, Leader of North American Pra ers, Y Male Chorus 'PAUL ADF BETTY ALLEN Bdncroff, Wisconsin Terre Haute, Indiana Maior: Missions Mqigrg Theology Activities: Oufsfufion, Male Chorvs Activities: Oufsfofion, Factory Squad f Leader of Europe and .lews Prayers SCROLL Staff JUNIORS ALLEN ANDERSON Newlon, low Malor: Theology O Activities: Outsfafion , ., 1 ouvsn rori-in Class Sponsor ...67... I css .,. ,...,.... .. Y ARMsrn0NG RQ Hydttsvillef Maryland Maia: Thfologlltation, Leader Of Po' ities- OU 5 Acljxnac District PrGYe'5 1 . DAVID AUSBURY ' l PHILLIP AUSBURY-Lv'--' Bellevue, Michigan E East Tawas, Michigan Maior: Theology Major: Theology L - , Activities: Otitstation, SCROLL Staff, Ambassadors Quartet, Radio Choir, Male Chords VClflgQ!S of ,R 80,84 WILLIAM ARNOLD Washington, Iowa Maior: Theology Activities: Oufsfafion, Story Band, Orchestra Hour, ...68... ROY Harriso Maior: Theologl Activities: Out: ' 5 Qi! gieclemptlon, ROBERT BA ' RNOLD ROY BAKER Muskegon, Migfsk , lowa Harrison, Arkansas ATUIOF2 Missions, gan Maior: Theology cfivifies: Oufsfaf' 5 wh, Sfvfy Hour, Activities: Oufsiafion 'on' 'or' HOU' .-68.. , 2 JUNIORS ETHLYN BARTH JOHN BAULDREE A Harmony, Pennsylvania Marianne, Florida Maior: Religious Education Maior: Theology Acfivifies: Oufsfafion, A Cappella Activities: Oufsfafion Choir, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir x69- JCE- VClI'LgQ!S Of LESTER BEAN MELVIN BEHREND Seattle, Washington Freetown, Texas Maior: Missions Mdior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Co-Leader of PacifiC'Coast Prayers, Mixed Choir, fied Male Chorus, Gospel Couriers Quar- tet . , :Hi ,. qbsixhm RUTH mm' i fx ooNALn CoVln9logA::::lor:1a C IV Y Seattle, Waflgrzxai Major: Rellglous . Sfory Hour, 'M A, Maior: Theology Acfivifie-5: OU'S 'f'0 ' . d' Activitie - o ' r gf Missionary Baqrrwll s. utstation, Orchestra, Tfeawre KSCROLL Staff, Radio Choir, Mixed 5 Choir, 'lforch Bearers Quartet v -70- NELS1 Martinsb Maior: Theolc Activities: Oi. Gentleman C tion Committ '51 CUP, Cir SCROLL NNN 5 of igaecfemption, BOGUE lshington ation, Orchestra, rdio Choir, Mixed ars Quartet I, -70- NELSON BRENNER Martinsburg, West Virginia Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Factory Squad, Gentleman Curator, Banquet Decora- tion Committee, Business Manager of '5l CUP, Circulation Manager of '50 SCROLL Y Y , W , , A Y fe ,YY-Y M, ,,,,,....,.,....-.....-..---- - ELDER BOYTAR IDA MAE BRAKER Elyria, Ohio Randolph, Wisconsin Maior: Theology , Maior: Missions Agfiylfiesg Oufgfqfign ' Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, JUNIORS SHIRLEY ANN BRINEY Browning, Illinois - I Reli9i0Us Education I g . Ban es Qufsfahon' Sfoff Hour quet Invitation Cammy' , . Urer of '57 CUP C ' -ee, Treas- SCROL ' OHV Editor f 50 L, School chaff, Gi,-ls Shows I E me Q J ALLEN BRUWN Wang? S of . I M- sou,-i GEORGE BUNCH wgllp SP 9lieId is Louisville, Kenfucky I frank Major Theogcggzygn-L SMH Maior: Theology Malo, Mmm, ACfIVIfleS- , Activities: Oufsfation Acnvmes 0 WARDELLA BURK Bucklin, Missouri : 5 Major Theology l i 'Maia'-g Achvlhes Oursfafion, SfoiyiW'Hour, Hospital Squad, Band, Mixed Choir i X PAUL, CARLSTRQM San Diego, California Theology l 5, ...,.. 72 -7 5- , 19 5 Ol! geecfemption M E BUNCH Q, Kentucky :tion DOR wu.uAM CARIER Na,,ckfMaZ A: -K Frankfort, Michigan Mdiorg Theology ac usetts Maior: Missions Activities: Oufstat' Activities: Outstation Cioss Treasurer, Barn' Sfo'Y Hour ' mittee, Secretory to DTS' Food Con: Mixed Choir' n of W0men, '72' E -7 ' ww JUNIORS CORALIE CHRISTENSON ORMAN COATS ' Milwaukee, Wisconsin Fort Wayne, indiana Maior: Missions Major: Theology Activities: Outstotion, Mixed Choir Activities: Outstation I I 5- lx li ai N 1 T l ll tl it 1 1 II T V i' '1 VCUIQQ S of NORMA COOPER ROBERT COPELAND Durban Natal South Africa Harnson Arkansas Mayor Theology Major Theology Actlvltles Outstatron Leader of Eu ACflYlfleS Outstatron Leader of rope and the Jews Prayers Lady Southern Dlstrlct Prayers Curator Banquet Program Commit tee Radro Choir Mixed Choir Girls Chorus Melodettes Quartet South Afr1canTno GEORGE COUTRAS KENNETH COUR Major Theology Qumcy lllmols Activities Factory Squad Mawr Theolo9Y Reds ALICE Maior: Missions Activities: Out Q 1 N L gli il Uri T L ,x , li 1 1 , l T 1 T, T f si pg rr -,U .s.r ,,,o ,,s, A no ..,, S 'lm ' Q ll u H! I 'T . ,xl my z- T - ara T f .f 1 T LL4 lf ' r ' : ai . .. , . . . . , . T T - f ' - ' . ELI N I. . . - li 1, ' ' I , If I I I N g el . ' . ' f y T T T ll T L T rl L T pg all fi nfl lf ml , , ji- . , fl A ll 1, ' A - 'L ia 5 l +' L 3 ' I ' 3 lx V Ql fl to 5 51' g L5 ' A fi T New York Cit New York ' 'ami gli T M TNEY i L y L . ', Y' T is il . f .f',?g,- ' li ' . . A :my ' . E525 gl ' ' ' : , or 's., Q 2 li? T H ' , lit 2 tigjli it T 4 ill? ' .IV l 'IM' 4 .xml If ig. 1 Q' i flilil Kallh T? 'Hi 1 gxllflll 5' , 'rf 1 1 ' lwlil. EE T ,llfimg Q , 2 W M A I L L Y T '3 Vlllllvx lx glial . ,, ELTWY 1 , , f i':f?,l1 ,, I ,Milli ' gltli, L ll f -.rs I M, yi L '74- ' Y A an 3 Q me emption ..-..........-1-L-- ..-.-.... - - ..................-.-..........---V Y DONALD COX DARLENE CRIBBS A Lebanon, Missouri Bolivar, Missouri Maior: Theology Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Orchestra Activities: Outstation, Lady Curator, ' Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus JUNIORS :gm-RAS ALICE cnoma-urs W, yi New york Williamsport, lndiana Fort ,:lliRTlS M':M ', ., 'a'75U d Azlol'-ti hssgns ' B db Maier' Rel'9I0us Education S Squa c v es. utstatlon, an Achvifies: sfory Hour 'lftil' , -741 i Z5- 7 Y , W MY- Y ,V f ...- -w:.L-mv. 7- Q. 3155- ,,, .....-..----1 --4-A - -' 4 ' I vangefs of Qcfe FRANK DeROSSO EVALEEN DEAVER5 . Fteeirskiii, New York EUGI Henryefwi Qklahoma Mayor: Missions Cadm , .ons Activities: Mission Squad, Leader of Maier: Theolol Mlllfrz M'fs'OUmafion, Secretdfy of Latin American Prayers, Orchestra, Adivmes: Ol: tlvities. . Banque' Male Chorus Acsouthern District PrUYegZcremry of ern District Pri - 'Heel Decoration Icomgioir .51 CUP, Mixed WILLA VAE EIDSON A, DALE ESSARY TULSCI, OkLUL'l0lt'lUk ' L ii:'i Q Norman, Oklahoma , L Mayor: Theology Wfwsw. Maia'-3fMis5io,,s ' AQ Activities: Story Hour i - Acttvitiestiiwixed Choir y , . , A .gif L ,W 7 -76- JS Olp geeclemption PeROSSO Slew York I Squad, Leader of 'rayers, Orchesfra, . f ,ff ' M , X ,W -76- EUGENE FIELDS Cadillac Michigan DENNIS FIN Mn CH ' 9 C 'f Major: Theology Maior: Tl,eol2gLy'Moma a Acfivifies: Oufsiaiion, Leader Norfh- Af-'fivifiesg Oum . ern Disfricf Prayers Mixed Choir anon, Story Hour, MARSHALL FLOWERS , Dallas, Texas Maior: Theology Activities: Outsfafion , -77.. JUNIORS FRANCES FORD Oakland, California Maior: Music ' ' Acfivifies: Oufsfafion, Faciory Squad, SCROLL Staff ' I vange 5 of MARILYNN GAMBILL DAVID GARBFR Flint,'Michigan Warren, Ohio Maior: Missions MUi9 s Missions Acfjymesg Qufsfqfign Activities: Outstation, Story Hour I . ' K fr 493, ' , . - Q 1 pk QCA AIM!! GARCIA t nossnr Demuusou KENNE I, New York I m Coffeywlle, Kansas Sheri! New Y0 k GY' 1-ggi Maior: Theology ' Ma-or. Th I - - Theology n ' Activities' o m r L d f E ' ' eo os Malor. O mation wma . u anon, ea er o u- Adivmesg Ou Activities: U Q, t ii t, rope anal the Jews Prayers fm, Dismd pn ' ff'J'3l ss gl '78' , W W Y Y H ,,.,, We A L.. -T I- A - - - --7 -- -nf---W , 33,5',,.:?.,g1..,...-..4--.....-....,-..------ - - - -- 'rf- S of l giedemption ALBERT GILLEN PAUL GOODWIN Arlington, Virginia C Canton, Ohio Maids: Theology l Maior: Missions Actlvltles: Leader of Potomac District Activities: Outstation, Leader of Af- Prayers, Class Vice-President, Ban- rican Prayers, Gentleman Curator, RISON ansas n, Leader ot Eu- ra ye rs E. V ,, Q, l ! ! i , I . . I xi 1 -78- 'N quet Decoration Committee, Editor of Missionary Band President '51 HANDBOOK JUNIORS I MELVIN GRAMS Beaver Dam Wiscon . KENNETH GRAHAM 2405011 Missions I sm ' Sheridan, Missouri ct yities: Outstatio H . Maior: Theology M's 'o squad Bn' ospnalsquadf S 1 and, O h Activities: Outstation, Leader of Cen- CROLI. Staff, Male Chorus rc est'-U' tral District Prayers V -79.. Nselismcnf Missouri Maiof2 The0IogY' 'ion Radio ChOil'l fivifiesr Oufsa ' Accsospel Envoys Quartet J .fy , ,' I, NYQIQQQYM A X AUFRT GRISSOM r Euwoon ,omssom A- Hamilton, Montanhax M Hamilton, Montana P o ,g,jMF,iAj22 Mdior: Missions 'i ' f 'fiMdior:y Mission A' if so ,T as we M oo oo vange S 0 i ed NORMA GRIFFITH BOB Montreal, Quebec, Canada Fon S Maior: Religious Education Maier: Theo' Activities: Story Hour, Co-Leader of Activities: R3 North American Prayers, Mixed Choir Activities: Outstation, Leadeiiilftpwest- Actiiritiesg Outstation, Preis Choir H f ff ern District Prayers, Band 'ff N '-if if -wk --81- -80- -..-gi-...,. -'-'-f- Q - ' ' is of geealemption i G FRIFFITH Boa HARocAsn.s 4 ZQZDZVSTLE, JR. DEC, CCN'-'1dU Fort Smith, Arkansas Major: Theolog ' r amos lcaflof' Maior: Theology Activities: 5050, wr, C0-Leader of Activities: Radio choir Choir, Mixed cj, 9'f e-ffm, Radio zyers, Mixed Choir Ambassadors Qiuofgg Male Chows, wil, Agri I ,,' -' ,X Wfffi 42, I ,, , I -80- ,, W, V ,JL if iv, W If 'LW 5 3 lf Z f C -81- JUNIORS EUNICE HARDT Altoona, Pennsylvania Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Secretary of Eastern District Prayers, Banquet Decoration Committee, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus RAYMOND HARRIS, JR. Tulsa, Oklahoma Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation Hos ital A , , p Squad Orchestra, Violin Quartet 17614199 S O ,QQQCZIQ LIONEL HARRISON MYRTLE HAZEN Springfield Mlssoun Coloma Mlchsgan Major Relagrous Educatnon Major Mlssaons Activltles Outstataon Actlvltles Outstataon Story Hour Leader of African Prayers BONLYN HINE5 Ponhac Muchugdn Malgf Theology Story Hour A S d F tory Q H0SP'laISqUa ggmmlftee RGCIUU Terre Haute Indiana que' Progmmh Serl'l1Ol'l5lnSong Major Theology Mao M Grand Ra, Cholr Mixed C ig' I I' lssuons Tno ChoPel PW' Activities Ouf -3 Nas. tation C ommrtte Revlvaltzme Tno so lr ' ' V , ' I 4 A I I ' Q , vi -. t . .. . I' U 'l- ' al 1, . mv-nes. OvfSf ' ' .,ad,Bw3- 1 It erlr nossnr Hoof.: q DEE V U I . I. I . 'Ai I , I . . , . - I x ,V ' ',,-' . , 2 . : , - . ' ' ?Q1:g.,W:0k I I ,I Q . . I .. , . ,-,' H i . 5 A V' p YV 3 J V, JA., l Q V 'A R duo Choir, Mixe . '1- 1 v A V, t ' - . . 2- 1 l ' 3 of Gqecfemption EUGENE HUFF f CLIFFORD HUMPHREY Saginaw, Michigan Denver, C0l0fGdO Maior: Theology l Maior: Theology Activities: Oulsiafion, Band, Huff Trio JUNIORS OOLE - DEE HUSSEY FRANCES IVY ndiana Grand Rapids, Michigan i Dallas' Texas Maior: Missions Millar: Missions W Activities: Oufslafion, Banquef lnvi- Adivifies: Outslation lation Committee, SCROLL Staff, Ra- dio Choir, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus, R - Revivalfime Trio -82- F -85- i 'X RAYDER JAconsiN BrooklYn' New Yor Maigrg Theol09Y l I , M 55 fxfibgyvw X' .norm Joi-msroy g KENNETHJKAPPEN M hBlll: 95f MOMUHS, ' . Norman, Oklahoma Ui0 3 T 90 097' www' Maior: ,Theology Activities: Outstation Activities: Outstation, Story Hour 1: i VClI'LgQl.S' Oli LENA MAE JAMES Osborne, Kansas Maior: Music Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Banquet Program Committee, Social A Committee, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus, Melodettes Quartet, Chapel Pianist ..84.- UQQCZQ, MARJORII Crisfie Maior: Religious Activities: Ou Girls Chorus 85.. Spf IAMES msas n, Story Hour, ammittee, Social air, Mixed Choir, dettes Quartet, x ' V .84-. kGQeclemption, MARJORIE KLOEFKORN Crisfield, Kansas Maior: Religious Education Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Girls Chorus f jf 85- h RUTH KUEPFER . A Canton, 0 - Maier: Theology Ho .Acltlglgzgfjfs outstation, Story Hou Com . 9'-Kid, Banquet Dec ' mdfee, Girls Chorus omfion JUNIORS MARIAN LATIMER Warren, Ohio CHARLIE LEE Gallup, New Mexico Major: Missions ' Maior: Theology Activities: Story Hour, SCROLL Staff, Activities: Outstation,Hos italS uad Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus, Melodettes Quartet P q Art Editor of '49, '50, '51 CUP vangels of QQQJQ, ROBERT LOUGHEED . Bluffton, lndiana Major: Missions Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Activities: Oufsfqfion Co-Leader of African Prayers, Ban- WANDA LEWIS Zion, lllinois Maior: Religious Education quet Food Committee, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus, Melo dettes Quartet gl cf I ,mf M Z Q A 3 l , ff N GERALD f , MARTHA MacDONALD TaCCim9' i Alexandria, Virginia El' M' Major: Mussnccgrlisfanonl Lecderxof,Asia Q A 2, Mayor: Theology D Mabr. Th fiery, Activities. President -w,,,2W K, Activities: Outstation, Secretary of l ' eo 097 Prayers, Class M V W ,Potomac District Prayers, Mixed Choir Adivlffesr O'-ITS? it -86- -87 80,2 if :DONALD Virginia n, Secretary of lcfers, Mixed Choir -86- l I l ll' lGQec!emptz'on, EI. MARRONE Gary, lndiana Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation l l -87- DANIEI. MGCKINNEY it ,DEL MCLAUGHLIN - St. Paul, Minnesota Tacoma, Washington Maior: Theology r ' Maior: Theology 'V Activities: Band, Radio Choir, Male ' Chorus, Ambassador Quartet, Re- vivaltime Quartet JUNIORS -'ACK MARTIN Galesbu Ill- . ' Mayor: Theol rg, mom 0 . Activities: Stoslly Hou, UCZHQQ S O QQCJQI7 NEI JAMES MUGFORD RAYMOND MAl:'l:rk Everett, Massachusetts DENALD Bro0klYn'New Major: Theology . h Orme' Mdlorz Theology . Activities: Outstation, Co-Leader ot Malof' T eo 097 Activities: Outstation Eastern District Prayers, Male Chorus Activities! Olfffff AL MUNGER , DERALDWMUQGROVE Seattle, Washington if I , Ashland, Kansas ,Ag- Maior: Theology A ' Major: Theology V FTM Activities: Outstation, Social Com- ,Activities Hospital Squad, Leader of mittee, Banquet Decoration-Commit ,Central District, Prayers, General tee, Photographer of '5O'YGl,llnLWMale Chairman of '50 Banquet,xEditor of Chorus, Keynotes for Christ Quartet '51 CUP, jgwsslstant Editor of '50 i SCRQLL' -'7 , , ' ..88.. -89.. Y V i il gif v Yi 47 7 YAY, , ,, ,WY hav' ,F ,,,..........,.- - - , 1....-.- ,,..,..-f 2 gs of cmeclemption IGFORD :achusetts ion, Co-Leader of 'yers, Male Chorus A .-88, DONALD NELSON Monroe, Michigan Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation I Z -s9- S M . Long island cffy, A :lofi Missions C 'vi' . : , Secreizf qfufsfahon' H05PffUl Squad HAN 7 0 Eastern Disfri f P ' DBOOK . C 'UYSI'-f, S GosPel Melodair:fkioG1rIs Chorus, New York JUNICJRS FRANK OERTEL CALVIN OWENS Bronson, Iowa Hammond, lndiana Maior: Theology Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Leader of North Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Central District Prayers Mission Squad, Co-Leader of North Central District Prayers . 4, Ill lag 'I wilt l ll. fm at I-i lvg w lf 4-' wt 1701199 S O Q Q11 JACK OZARD EUGENE PERRAUL1' London Ontario Canada Houston Texas Major Theology Major Theology Activities Outstatron Leader of Brut Actlvltles Outstatron Radfo Choir :sh Subject Prayers Mixed Chorr Gospel Envoys Quartet OVE PETTERSEN . KEITH PHILLIPS ban Natal, South MHC P ff H M' h' GEN' Dur o uron IC :gan Bismarck dI9 M lsslons Leader of Malo' Theolo9Y I ' Major Theology C Activities Outstahonrs Sep Choir T Activities Outstatron Factory Squad Adwmes Fado P C British 5UbIeCl my 's.' i 5- Mandger of 50 . A 0- v may W I mf Qqecfemption Owns ,E X ,f DONA PIERCE ALBERT POPMA Hot Springs, South Dakota A Portland, Oregon Maior: Theology Major: Music Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Activities: Banquet Program Commit- Mission Squad, Co-Leader of West- tee, Mixed Choir, Male Chorus ern District Prayers, HANDBOOK Chapel Pianist, Chapel Organist Staff, Accordion Band JUNIORS ll'-UPS GENE PurNAM LEQNARD Michigan . . . . RAUCH A Bismarck, Missouri M U Springfield, Missouri Major: Theology aI0l'- Theology on' Factory Squad Activities: Factory Squad, Business Activities: Outstationl 1 in ff , .l 90- Manager of '50 SCROLL f -91- sibusv REGNIER vange 5 of ARQJQW EVELYN REICHERT Wes? Har1ford,Connecficul Milwaukee, Wisconsin HUBER-r R4 - . h Iogy Mql0 i Missions . GranifeCi1 MGP T eo Acfivifies: Outsfafion, Band, Mixed Maior: Missions Cho Acfivifies: Oufsfati 1 k Zhi! X .,,,, 3 xi W 'lf , fx GLENN RENICK wu.ui4M mom.: Hannibal, Missouri. 'i'f i , Modesfo, California Maior: Theology Jimmy Major: Theology! ' , Activities: Oufstafion, Band, Mixed Acfivifiespiputsfafion, Mission Squad Choir, Male Chorus , M n . I V' , , f . 72? in 5'- r -92- --9S-- S015 'ICHERT lisconsin an, Band, Mixed I 42- ' 93 geecfemption ROBERT R O Hussnr nosmsou M U Richmond, CZZUSPN Granite City, Illinois Malvr: Theology orma Major: Missions Aclivitie - . 4 S. Oufsiafion Acfivifies: Ouisfahon JUNIORS STEWART ROBINSON MAX ROSENBOOM Kansas Cify Missouri Tfel1fOfI MISSOUFI Mqlgr Theology Mayor Theology Agfiyifies Oufgfahon Acflvifies Ouisfahon Band Orches fra Mixed Choir AVCZHQQ S of ROBERT RYDSTEDT JULIA SAFFORD I Chicago, lllinois Kensington, Maryland Maior: Theology Maior: Theology ACWVWCSS OUf5iUil0n1Ml5Sl0nSqUUd, Activities: Secretary of Missionary Layout Editor of '50 CUP Band, Banquet Decoration Commit- tee, Girls Chorus A a if , ' U DOROTHY H SCOTT SCHUMI1-SCH g Port Austin, Michigan CHARLOTTE . onsm 1.4115 Maior: Missions Oshkosh' Wm A'f4h Q Activities: Outstation, Leader of Pray- Maigr: Music 6 - ers forthe Deaf g .wvsp 194.- --:. ,......... ,..............., 5 4-'V ed DC Tuiu, Maior: Theol Activities: O Social Con Committee, Ch0ff, Mixe Good News iers Quartet w,.. 95- ,s 0 geedemption SCOTT Michigan 1, Leader of Pray- F DOYLE SMITH Tuiunga, California Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Hospital Squad, Social Committee, Banquet Food Committee, SCROLL Staff, Radio Choir, Mixed Choir, Male Chorus, Good News Quartet, Gospel Cour- iers Quartet I 1 l 95- WILLIAM SEVERANCE LUCY SHABAZ Saginaw, Michigan , Gary, Indiana Maior: Theology Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Street Meeting Activities: Radio Choir, Mixed Choir Leader, Banquet Decoration Com- Melociettes Quartet, Social Commit mittee, Male Chorus, Ambassadors tee Quartet, Messengers of Christ Quar- tet JUNIORS Bl SMITH . oomfnsfon, Ind' Zialor: Missions 'ana ctivitles: Outstation, Band E HENRY SMWH VCZHQQ S Of mgd New York Cify, New York RALPH SMITH . . Theology Topeka, Kansas Mulor' Major: Theology 5 RUTH SMITH I 'xLk gg Kansa: Cify, Missqgigi 'T ,E E h Maior: Theology 3'3'w Mqiorty, Adivities: Oufsfafion, SCROLL Staff ' K fx Ev fx I, ' Non. ASPENCER Bois D'Arc, Missouri ,This-2521097 , I, ' fi. Ma 'or: Acfivifies: Mission Squad I i k 46- 97- DA Bro' Thec .-.-..-... v ..,-...-i..1-,,.- S of geecfemption MITH :nsas quad Maia DANIEL SPINA Brooklyn, New York r: Theology Roillnillullf STEGEN - e 0' ,N A Malor: Theolo ew 'lersef Acfivm . 9' 4 es. Oulsfairon, Hospital Squad JUNICRS GERALD STEWART ROBERT STEWART Camden, Arkansas Auburn, Washingfon Maior: Theology Maior: Missions Acfivifies: Oufsfafion, Factory Squad, Leader of Pacific Coast Prayers, Male Chorus so ' I ah r Z F l A li - - 46- 7 97 5 gf, ,,..'..,-43 - g,-. ' WH.. .V .':-:' .. i.1-Q W -V - - 11: A ' 7T 'Awi ' lf-' ----- I vangels of QQQCL WILLIAM SWAIN JOSIE TAMBOLI Springfield, Missouri MemPhl-if Tennessee Maim., Theology - Major: Theology Adivgfies: Oufsfafion Activities: Outstation, Mission Squad , kj r aiiiiiigi WII.LIAx, fit I , I LEE .TORRANS 5lUYion' m ' La Junta, Colorado Maier: Tl1e0l097'd of Northgm Dis-' Maier: Theology Activities: Lea er Wai A ' Activities: Outstation, SCROLL Statf, trict Pr0Ye'5 Ai'W ,kM9le Chorus ' i f I ,, V K -98- JOYCE Chic Maior: Religio Activities: C Co-Leader of ers, Band '-99- Sof Q-Qealemption, ROBERT TOURVILLE A MAURICE TRIMMER Springfield, Missouri Tacoma, Washington Maior: Theology Major: Missions JUNICRS ANS orado V, sckou sms, -98- J0 YCE TRO WBRIDGE Chicago, Illinois EVELIO VALDEZ Major: Religious Education M , I Tampa, Florida Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, ulor' M'5S'0 -'F Co-Leader of Europe and Jews Pray- l ers, Band +9 9.- l ,....i,... ....., .-. VCZIFLQQ S of ELEANOR VLASS 9286! HARRY VlBBE'RT Cochituate, Massachusetts LEW Danville' m 'o's Major: Theology - Dem Maier: Theology Activities: Outstation, Story Hour, Maier: Missmr , . - 3 0utstati0l'1 Banquet Program Committee, Copy . . . . Adwmes Editor of '50 SCROLL, Mixed Choir Adlwhes' Sk JOYCE WEAD Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: Missions 'Yi-f L. ,- oM -if isi, ,, .gkfghw ,K ' mv: wmvsny, 1 yt E Walla Walla, Washington Major: Religious Education iilljctivities: Outstation, Secretary of Pacific Copst District Prayers, Class S ecretarfiy Yu .. -I I .gg C' iff, 100- C ,so 'LASS 'achuseffs n, Story Hour, ommiffee, Copy L, Mixed Choir -100- geeclemption, LEWIS WELKER Denver, Colorado Major: Missions Acfivifies: Story Hour, Male Chorus -101- .-..--. -.-,qe..- .....1........-,..........-.-. . ,--------1- - r WILLIAM wH,sNER . S ' . . Major: Thzglzigfld' M'-fsouri JuNloRs NOEL WILCOX THOMAS WILSON JR Toledo, Ohio ' Ellicoh' City, Maryland Muior: Theology Maior: Theology Activities: Oufsfation Activities: Oufsfcfion A ef RAYMOND WINGO Lake City, Arkansas Maior: Theology Activities: Outstation, Factory Squad, Mission Squad, Leader of Southern District Prayers, Male Chorus JuNloRs vange 5 of giecfemption LOUIS YENDREK Russellville, Arkansas Major: Theology VERNON WORTZ Flint, Michigan Major: Theology Activities: Outstation, Male Chorus, Jail Work SOCIAL COMMITTEES RUTH CROWDER, REUBEN HARTWICK, JIM MORGAN, ELEANOR GLlGOR AL MUNGER, LUCY SHABAZ, LENA MAE JAMES, DOYLE SMITH BOB ELLIOTT, FLORENCE TYLER, BOB SCHARNBERG, HELEN LASHAWAY, WALT WILHELM, JEANNE MURCELL, ANTHONY PAGANO -102-' 105- zption IDREK rkanlsas . ' JACK OZARD, Junior I'TEES vcv SHABAZ, K Es, DOYLE SMITH ELEANOR GLIGOR, Senior Th. B. -105- LASHA WAY, -1o2- ' commsucfmfm SPEAKERS Congrafulafions! Look thou' upon me, and be merciful unfo me, . . . Order my steps in Thy Word. 1-W , , , 'H ww .mm -Q. Od!! iii!!! F '. ' .fa ,, W 1 .gfiiu 124: 1.,::a -,wg 11,11 wmv ' s od, .411 1' uv? ' iff?-1 Wagga W Qw-W Md MMZQJWQQZ Ns .H , , ' -ggi' F- nfxww f a -ww, wmv w www -Q W. ,- .wfwg ...L - mr. I ff. Q., -.vw um., mu-wi ww V Aft -sf BANQU ET COMMITTEE seafed: C . sm,.d,,,g: 'bwgiom chairman I . n0'f' W. Granh B, Van der M el We, 34' 1 r f em , P i 5 5 -105- DAVID MATWEYIW President ............,.....- , . ' ,,, f ' J V 1 , 'JIJMJQJ Q31 ,,.f1,9J'Q .fwgmf 14 233 ,, , ' N545 14' . 4 ,L I W ,V f .W . Q a . if I .gf f 1 A 1 1 'S , . 5 3 ae . f -f.1z.,,? Q, . eff , , 2 2-. , ,Q '?fs, 'LQ A 5 ,' Hs' J- 'Qi' -'ffmf- , 5 3 +1-rx Rh 'iwziiehi ' 5 1 f :V 3'6 Qin A ,Wa x 'gh fi A 15, fig, - , 5 Q. -3 Q, We -equi ig, ,iw Mi? 5 ' TV ffQqlZ?i:3' V j ' x - . 3 Q, 9, - -. ,fykf V rj. z 1 f f l za K4 43,4531-Q., , L w. W, . '- V' f'.-!-'fN5fxTri1'lfw,f ' 7. TWU . 122-'52 wb ' . ., If Yfiiibfi fa-Sf.iH53,.F TW f' -1 -,J ffwfj.-gn' 1 mg, r, 'tis . 2,3 'Qi f ' -Ye 'gg f , A 1 f n ,:,w:-K, A NHT :. w ' ' nf 3, f' 'cr'- , , , ,f iifkgi-75, 'X Q ' gf X W' ' 'K-fTf'PifLr wx , f ' . A '42 U ' ,K F1 , if ' 3 . g:,s,L,f.QQLfw1fi, 1,12 1 t -1- if 'V H EQ 1 y fIgE'f'b.fff' . ,pk . . Lf V .f,., , .g,.r . -5,3 Av ,fl f W f , aw ' a7g5fv,5e.'5'14 '11:mV V 'WW LYLE ALLEN WAYNE ALLEN LOUISE ANDERSON A ...rw CHARLES APTON DORIS BLAIR JEAN BETTE ANDERSON LELAND ANDERSON ARMSTRONG ,Wx ' z V vnu.,,,, ARDYS BECKER w1LuAM BMS V cAnoLYN sum PAUL BELLINGER fm ' l-l- A AR A - LL A K ,. K if A X E 'iffy B X K 1 x a f W , Q X F We f I ix X ll wf' Q ., . R ALVIN BLACKARD ix clock .comes awfully early in The morning. -106- El A HELEN EVELYN sun GEORC-ENE cmrssl Slar -107- bl' Q ..-v. - - L Z it smmsv an I M w ELSE BOLTON sscH JM Y ako N CHARLES APTON DORIS BLAIR WN BARTHEL BELLINGER , W --, , X , 51, fg v, m f V 44 X ! JZ 1 f ,, f I I, I 4? f M f 7 Wx! ff -9, f, Jia, , f X f if I f W 4 , ,vf iw. f , W '4 . , Z' , 7, f f Vp' : A ,f W5 if Z, f 7 X . ,ar V , , , R , ,fi f , r W W ' , 1 vf-- A ' hay ' Jg!',f,WQ' 2 ,w . 1: 'JJ G' W9 . ,Wg gynff. , Av W8 4742, ALVIN BLACKARD in the morning. 106- .V .F-1 i 4 Q X I MER NORMAN Bokoe LOUISA skuamcen HAROLD auuocx HELEN B0 SCPHOMORES EVELYN BURKE WESLEY BUTLER GEO RGENE CAMPBELL DONALD CARRO LL Starting the day right with a good breakfast. 2, -107-- 1. ' ,dp Y 1 !! gm! . ,, ,Q , ,V V .' .V--w'-8'GfElvF-- '.1H, . +715-A I4 2' N- -1 5 RICHARD CHAMPION DAVID CLIFFORD ROBERT coolev currono cox TROY COMPTON JEAN COOKE 'MPH Cimwro no Anime cnoMProN AHL MARY DAROCSI BERNICE D I DALE DICKERSON , , ,, ,, 7.1 A ,A fi g E' 'R , I I PATRICIA Do r I DWIGHT CAD 95 N R055 DePOI-0 NAOMI DEA I Daily intercession means Sunday blessings. Sfudenfs resp --'I 08 W1 UQ 7 K- CLIFFORD COX E 1 'X ,x ' JE CROMPTON y DAROCSI , QW Q 17,227 XV ,,,' 2 'W ROSS DePOLo sy blessings. -108- k A E i I i I 5 E 1 1 -109- ELBA DIEWNG RUTH EILER Jon-:N ELLER DME mcKeRSON EK REBECCA EAsLEY MARY FELLER ESTHER PRAYER PATRICIA ooLEzeL SCPHCJMCRES DWIGHT GADDIS RINALDO GALLUCCI ,M tzfam f gf! me GERZENY Sfudenfs responding to the coll of the chapel chimes. I i 7, N ROBERT GILLETTE MARSHALL GLAAB I ROB ERT GRAZIER DAVID G RIFFEN KENNETH HARALDSE 2 , I 4 WANDA GRANT WARREN -GRANT MAMAN NE GRIP FEN JAMES G ROH ARLA BETH H, OH MICHAEL HADDAD MARY ALICE GR ,.,.p':f' ' au., ' X, JAMES HANDLY WILLIS HANKEY LOWELL Hoo PER SLVS9-'Vp w '+G + Wh 1 ew. Glad fhqf one'S over! -410- ' ROBERT HENDERSON FRED HENDRICKSON JOHN HEROLD BETH HARRISON ' I LEON HUNTER MARJORIE HUNTER VIRGINIA JENSEN LOIS JOHNSON PHY'-Us KELLOGG fuqgaqsiivf- -Y ,auf-., , .5-E. - , W.-- , ,, I ,I -,f -,EI ,. -' .,-Lg,,- - ,. I, ..I,,,, I' -. - Y 35 ...I Egg::IEL..,., I L- I -I E:4,.,E,.'al.ff I I I M-'II I II I II I I I I ,I I I II III ,IR L ,I I pm ' I I' I I I 'II I I I I I DAVID IRWIN DOROTHY JARRELL II II W II I I I I I II II I I I II II 'I QI I I I I ii II I, XIII I I I'lII. 'I.IJ: III IgI I I 'VII MII II Im I I I f as ff IQ , , I 5 ,IQ I I 6' If M I 1 My w CALVIN JONES DAVID JONES ELMER KIRSI ID KARNES PAUL LEE JIMMIE JONES UAV ER WALTER KELLER PHYLIIS UTHE JOHN KELL Vigor Gaily chatting of the noon meal. S113 -112- LOIS JOHNSON G X Q xv -:Q x' x 'ID JONES WALTER K LIS LITTLE B -,R-:,,:'. - - ' ,, 31-w -' I I FT., ,gn ',,, - .AUMJL-,g.,, ,.....i.. I ANN LOFTUS I LEE LORETZ I I I I I I I I I I I Y. A -'v--- if ' f -- ,I -T , ,K ,I A-AM 7 ,, -, 'A . ., .,, , , ., , W., ,Y - -, , yt .I J.. if-A I -1' H - -.:,,- - .- 5. , it Q W---SLN VA-1 L , S., I Abigwviigiik Y Ygux vYb4,w ,QVV .Y fw, , Wa., 4 -V.- A A --A H GLORIA LORETZ PAUL LUCKEY NORMA LOWERY ELEANOR LUTTON Ye? 3 L,-Y Q V ,A I 6' V L ai, , I W... I 51, X ,xqufxwggu ' . A v.1'uN, ,Y,,w.,4x Lamps. E X ,iv Q x K 7 '-,VV,V ROBERT LUNDSTROM R+ ', f 2?'Qg1?g f ,M Izfffixf f 1' f , f Wx f ww 7 f 1 , f I f aff f f f ,ff l 1 f I J' f ,ff , MZ, jef f , I A , Z . , , ,Z tf '1fiAyZ, 13' ff? ,I I ,f ,, 1 10' A f PM ,ff f, f . ' 'f ff, ,f W' AW! iw ff wfy M f f ,,, 4. I f , ff 7 2 ,nf 11' f 'YM A, f 1 cw 7 ,I W f -I V471 f 2 f ' , iff w . ,, , 1 1: K -, TGV, f f r LoRsN MCCAMMON ETHEL MARVIN 1. WILLIAM MENUE . f 7 f if 5 1 4 1 I 4, AMMI MILLE l T 1 -al? unsr DAVID MATWEYlW BARBARA MELQ HARRY PETERSEN Returning ihe fray offer supper. -114- 4 peaceful breI -US- Asf MLA- .--A I f ge -..M4e-,: 4,,Q R- --'Af .I ff-Igggggggg fl ,Mg W ERlAN GEORGE MOORE RE MORA D ROBERT LUNDSTROM WILLIAM MENZIE WALTER M SALVATO N O QQNUQZ I R , an B- 1 4 R, Q If if S X X N ki wi Xx Xl 1 Iflffyi if I 'Y V' -.L 5 .,'. . ,,,X iii! EY . MMI Mmm, IOREN MOON MARILYN MORRIS MARVIN NICHOLS 4 MCCAMMON A SOPHCJMCRES IN I I ERNEST PI5AR5y OK f iffy!! V Lf MELQUIST BARBARA HARRY PETERSEN DAVID pLYM'RE -114- A peaceful breeze blows os students lounge on the lawn. I -115- -...V-I Q . YJ.--U, VJ , , 1 ..:T x ,-, V... E V-yv,,:E--. -1. ' iw -. . ' S A -1 .A -Y - - ----V -4--.' E - Af. A . M.-R . ' . 'f ,fi 1 . - - - , , ..L- -'av S ' Y 'fm ,N . ..,....,A - fin -- - Q ff- '1 A-Aw iii-M .- E-Ju:-.V , ,A A- ,,,.n+ '-E .-1----B-21-A-E - -f 7' '- ms if 1 , ,Q S 3 i RONALD PRINZING KATHERINE PRozY YLWA REDMOND GORDON RICHARDS in -:,.., ? , l 1 IDM, ,yn ff R V R ,AIA E i R 5-5 1 Eff ,f li fpf !f74,fp'? V i I if f ,:, I ' 3 I 5 5 ,f ,ff 4 V f, uw R! - V ,fsfv i R R fff R , ,, ' Ll R f f f 4 4 if ff R . ,EU Q A f, y i V ' 4 E- , 1 ,m ' +1 1 N ., fi. , L ' , f X 2' if is f f - X ' ,:- 5. , R f srl R ew -1 If F' 7 f I ' , f Q 1 , ,,,h . . .f R S S ffy' f N x . SVI ,, - anew-3 , fr I S, .WM , ,W , my K -f f.fgS'ffW-':- f WM S . , ' 'ff wi- Lois DORIS 'PUCKETT SAMUEL REAVES HCHARDS Dov RosiSoN JAMES ROSS MORRxS RONEY 1 I 1 LORAINE SCHNEIDER T992 JQSEPH SERBI MURVEN siss 1 W SFI k'Xx S X ' , ,,,S. S , x- 5. jbx JA R W 1 J! RS? H62 i i R if ' ki X ? 5 ESTHER SAEEORD i CHARLES ROYBAL ei il if' iii ii Ei fi i i Pausing cn' evening to spend some time with Him. f--'-- -116- .' Q ,! DAVID SMITH NON ? :odd oni Maxi... .V -'fri NEIDER GORDON RICHARDS LORAINE SCH AQ, NX XXX T X Q x i X X XX eu NX N X ' 3,1 42 x 4 x X X xg X X SN: XS 7 XX . XQSX4 ' XR .Q SSXXXQXS .QA s3qX 9 ,. ' K . ..X I x A ,NAA Qv-AX ,F 2 .X , , , X uf I 4X SQ dxf ' Q X fm T M ,... , .X 'f.ll.fi1-V 25 ar , lf , zz G W f JOSEPH SERBIN Y ROBISQN Q 2 f if ' 1 , ,S DEBORAH SELNESS LOUISE SHADE . WAX, ff fi 1 , f 4 Z 22- XV , 1 X I f X f X X ff f7 RALPH SEVERANCE OSCAR SHORTES BETTY SHENEMAN JANET SIEGGREEN SOPHOMORES MES Ross MURVEN slssoN V ERMA SMALL ' .-' xi . 'if WEA , f f , ' . 1 ' x . w Z 4 , ygg A , f , f f ? ff' M fn 2 44 7,237 ' 4 f ff PM I Q! ,X , f n, , 'x ' 4 5 QQ' .,,, A ff ,4 f ' f'Wf?fi, .,., '- gfyyf f4 , , , , , V , ,. Xff , + mf ,f V, 7 H ,Q X , , .071 ,.l, , A ,, f T I T ay ff ff f T T yffffjg ,f ,, -, , f 1 Mg , ,. Q, fynffffff -, ,w , A 1 5 ' I if 1' ,W f, f ,- wx., f f 4 ' y f A ff f , I X I, AFFORD D SMITH , , ESTHER S KENNETH SMITH T 1 . . . Now, if I could only Transfer The information from the book fo my mind! f fame with Him. --117- -116- l'iuz,n-. ,, , Q P F, V i 5: AH gi 'MEN' iii!! wi 351121 MEP' igfggr -7 ,,1 - N EXW, 1 4 k- W: qi, - - , , . , ,,,, ,T-, I ,-.'...g, 1, W Q. - ,f f . - , -'1 ...- ':Y:YAg, :FV -. A.. - ' ' .-H....e.L-f--L-V1 T .. . - 4-v 1211- - - . V - V kigiw ' NORMAN soRENsEN GUNNAR STEFFENSRUD ULUAN SUNDBERG GEORGE SWEA RINGIN WILLIAM WAGNER B 'A , ,, , if , Q. . ' , 1' , 7 . , IA- A-Miw, T- e - ew ,ee -..ef4v--.-ew-M441-ee e 2, e e N . 1 ii' e V f if ,f V I 5 ffV,3g,! ' ,H fufv' ,hw F 1 , mi' ' e f If i f e 'N N' ,. 1 ' 1 W ,V I f , W, W wwf WJ 5 , if I ,N ,g ,, 4 e wg i ni w fl if F 5 a W I 1 HERB STRAHSBURG l 3 V QM e uv I in Q K, I SZ 'M ,, 7, Hmso suMmA BEN TIM 5 Cleo UMPHENOUR ce BETTY VANDER MERWE MARJORIE VAN I ! e 5 , 1 l ' o I 3 I E Geonci WW DANIEL vxcNA 1 ,Q The gang's all here. -118- DONALD WAMP' DAVID WILLIAM, if A Refi' ., f QE ALICE WOOD -119- 37,1 ', 'Z-14' ' ' wxLuAM WAGNER E DONALD WAMPLER DAVID WILLIAMS , 1 , I , , ff I X f f f f f ALICE -119- EARL WALPOLE CAMERON WHSON I , I X 'V X gig! f ? if fx 4 M! ,Z f I EI WOOD OT I ' ff' 7 In TO WULFF Nite-nlfe fella I DWARD WEAVER PAUL WETZIG MARY WILKERSON , x . - . -.. ................. ...V-.....-......... ,- - ,. ...1....i-.....-.-. . -.......-Q.---.1...-........ -M - -------Y ff' W V f ,J -aff? Qf W W ,, -,fa ,, ,, ff M' 2 1' 4 fff ff 4 2 V , ff f 'V f 4 ,, , , ,f I , , WW 11 fm ff ' fy GLORIA WERCH IRENE BOLTON WATSON ARGUE Treasurer Secretary Vice President -120- fz.,i ' .. Y ...Y ...W -......,..... ..........,,-...-..- E ' -A of. 5 ' g . m 5 . W 1. -,, 'I .' , A 2 Q 1 . . fx gf n A ,CC Wt ' wm ARGUE i JOHN VIGNA gsidenf Pl'eSidel lI' -120- 1 I , wg r yy. .1 'ig 'X f - . M211 ' . SL ,Xg w 4' fm, , f n swf we 52241 Af- ' 2 . -v ,wx 5 - , -K . M ,LM wQQi1'ft.7f 0' . 1 2 ix A Q 'ffl ' 'Maj'-ifgf V 5 Q X ' K mfhpftrf, 9 L - , 3 m.r53'2. Q-W, qs, Q 4:2 1 1 ' if U- ' 'V 1 211 , J , M V. 'ei-1514 , ,ff 1' 4:1334 A ,' , W f '47, -. W -,Mp zf. ,. 'way M . A ,lv - ' wi ,Wg ,,,, , ' 4 Nrygzf 'mmfiff ' , . Q ,, V i H 1 1 .,T3:1,klv,,, .,,, J, , ll hh ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' - i.,f:7 ,, ' f, v, ff ya' 'j. W Ai ,.'wL,,, 2 3 fx , '- , , mu 4 f,::,,,1f,,,:',. ,fu ,I . . 'lffs:,fL.,'f'?,1:-sv. W 'X Q 'i?2Sf1's92Mzfff'.. 1 - 1, , .. .J V - -,fl ,-fu ., . , 11 M, , 5. ':,.1sg 'A f xn- ': 11. 25 .1 f , w 'QQ ' ,.-3. 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I I I I f- ' 1 f , I ,, i f , K, f X 1 , 7 L f ' I , I X X ' J ik I wwf MARILYN BOEVERS IRENE BOLTON DON BOND JAMES BOWER ROBERT BOX I I I,s ,I I, I EUGENE BRANDT VERLE BRESSON CLIFFORD BRIGHT ARDETH BROCK THOMAS BRUBAKER BILL BRUN IRIS ADCOCK RUTH ALLAWAY VICTORIA ARMSTRONG ORPHA REA ARNOLD HUBERT BOYLES SWICK C5 :,' ' Q , HARRIETT ALLEN '45 fb , ,,f fx BETTIE BAGGETI MAGGIE BOYLE1 .vs 61 , H I I A E N O S I E1 IR U TON 123- a,,,.f UTH AL LAWAY HARRIETT ALLEN DRPHA REA ARNOLD HUBERT BOYLES BILI. BRUNSWICK 1 Ax A Inf, 'g I we aw ' f 5? A N X ' X JT! ,L Q N- 4- fff .X vm KELSO ALLEN MARVEL ANDERSEN CHARLES ANDERSON JOYCE APPLETON WATSON ARGUE m NV ff- I ? mf 7 W v .74 f A 1 BETTIE BAGGETT JOAN BAKKER HAROLD BAUMAN LOIS BENDER MARK BLISS HUBERT BOESE 7 i Q A 5 I F ' f f 2 I f V 143 :Q :fl V, 'g,., 'f','f. , , :I-V -35' ' v 'fan A ff . f f ORMAN BUTTRAM , , ,f f Jesse CARPENTER 7 I I I I 1 I I I 4 E I I I I I I -125- 22- 1 MAGGIE BOYLES DELBERT BOYTAR ENOS J BRUTON ROBERTA BUTLER ff f BERYL CARRO , If ' ,f ,fg,!,f Af fw' ng 57 Z X X f f X X , f , ,, W , I , ,, ff Q IVAN CHRISTOFFERSEN DON COLEMAN BOB COVERT ALLEN COX I r I I VIRGINIA CUTRONA GEOFFREY DAY CURTIS DEAN WILLIAM DENNIS ELIZABETH DeSANTIS MATTHEW DeSANTIS 5 i vs: j I T gf I X I N, T 5 1 X I I PAUL DUFF KENNETH DUNBAR LESTER DUNCAN MARGARET EASLEY RUTH EDDY JOHN EGERDAHL I I -124- T R.. DON COLEMAN ALLEN COX IATTHEW DQSANTIS JOHN EGERDAH L I , E I l if mm 3 I I VELDA COLLEY GLEN COLTON DORIS CL-,NLEY JAMES CRISP MAXINE CROMER MAURICE CUDMORE FRESHMEN . I I I I I , vf f' E' ,, I I I Zff I I 3 HARM DIKKEBOOM CLARENCE DORSEY I 9 I I I I L I MANSEL ELLIS RICHARD ELLIS -125- K. MARC CONLEY ELDON CONRAD JACKIE CORCORAN ,,,I, M I ,. 'K 1 ' f fi? g' in .3 , ii itf ugv ' iff? 2 J' JERRY CULVER BOB CUNNINGHAM MONA Ellswonm BONNIE CURRY JAMES ERDMANN JU ANITA mzcsggg L . ROBE RTA FlAGsrAD BERNICE FOOT E A. 1. Fox 1 ,L Q, A R 1 s i 4 I -x DI Ei is F Q A :pi -' A N , Y: , .IQ T64 ...Q -il . , -: ,L ,5g,.5. , .'., ... ' ' .. ' -,.L.,..g-. im, 1 :..,:-' 1: -:. ' 2- g ' 1 17 -.4 .gre ' 1, ' nw! ' . ' t E! 'I 'l x ,lr ! 5 nb I! , tri , 1' ' ,e H I V , :til I tm 1 H I if i , GEORGE HINDLE JOHN HITCHCOCK JANE pox ANDREW FRANK TOBY GANGWES CLIFFORD GEEDY Four o clock Friday and students go to prayer for the continents of the world. A Q , ,XW ! Q ,, f X ff' 1 f f A , - -A HARRY FREEMA W ' 5,1 ,, , 172 V34 WMM , ,n 5 ,W fi ,A 1 4? M-If Y f' V 4 SARA GEEDY Fl RUTH GREEN PEARL GRISSOM HERBERT GUNDERSON LAVERNE HACKER OWEN HOBBS PHYLLIS HODGES MARVIN HALEY JAMES HARRAL FRANK HEWETT 4 X X EN S D M. N A -A uf N5 .zeaisezgr -X NC 1 N- E ei WA gk A lr!! . NQQIA- . S N55 DONALD HOGAN WANDA HOLCOMB 126- 12 NA-'-RN 7.. HOU KNDREW FRANK currono ceeov the world. JAMES HARRAL L I Y 1 I Y 1 b N 4 NAN DA HOLCOMB -1 26- x v . 'PP 1. ., Wy, .aff I X , fi f f 1 f ,fy f f i V 1 X X X! X f . - 5 , f . mf I , 4 HARRY FREEMAN ROYAL FREEMAN ART FREESE EDWARD FUSSELL JAMES GANGWES PEGGY GANGWES r SARA GEEDY JEAN GLENDENING DAVID GRANT RUTH GRANT, CHARLES GREEN GLENN GREEN, FRESHMEN FRANK HEWETT BETTY HINDERLITER MARY HOLLIS JOHN HOLTON -1 27- f NoRMAN HUBBARDWQ D0l0REs HUFF J. C. HUNT LYLE HUFF Evsvzsrr HURLEY E- K. I .-oiwf-'H'-'f'- 'i f - ' , I ., ' '--,f -v4- 'k'lL'K-':i':'IK-...I h V' - 1'9 . 4 - .. - fn la dwg! x , .-.L .. -, , s I , II II Ls I ,I -I, I, I . I I' . I I 'II I I 1 I Z, o .. I , I.: WILLIAM ILNISKY LOIS IVY I I ,, I I 1I I I I I , I , I, A 'I ,I I I I I Ii, I! IIa III If si ,, . II- , ' , . IIIII f INII , f f ff A 7 , f fi iff 1 f fw if ,xffx ,, f..'i I 'I' , ,, f ,,f5,5,5 '. ffl I. 1 f f 'MICHAEL KLUCZAN JEAN KOLTERMAN I I I I I I I I. 'I .It , I I II III II, I BARBARA LYMBURNER PATTY MCALLISTER I 4 ,7 7 4 fm f f J JUNE JAMES if--. I I .,, .Y 1 1 I. ELAINE KARANSON JOAN KARNER DOUGLAS KARNE FI E ' rrlaay mgnr cnape: conaucred by students for sfudenfs. i II I I' I Q I I .-, are ' , l I g ' , , , Nm 21- f :uw - V Qs: l ' A ,g7q.f,,e,w -,,y?,.,f if ff, Q 2 - Mfyzfafsai DOLORES LANDING GLENN LAKEY HARLENE Le TOURNEAU DELBERT LEWIS PAUL LEWIS DAVID McGARVEY BONNIE MCINNIS GLEN MCINTOSH DUANE NI CKAY I I5 ,M yi 3511 .X KENNETH 'I' KE 128- --I29 QLJWNK LOIS IVY JUNE JAMES ELEANOR JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSTON EVERETT JONES IRMGARD KAISER ' WILMA KAISER DAN KARNER DOUGLAS KARNES MINNIE KILGORE DAVID KING PHILLIP KING KENNETH KIRKPATRICK BERTHA KLIPPERT FRESHMEN ROBERT MCKIM JOH IELBERT LEWIS PAUL LEWIS WILLIAM LOFLAND ?,,fv,f4 KENNETH MCKEE THOMAS McKENZIE IUANE McKAY 1' ...1 23... -1 29- KAT SYLVIA M HERINE MCVAY AMAUS ANNE McKlNNEy IRENE MAMAUS EARL MARTIN pb I il 6, 1 JACKIE MARTIN ARC:-ne MArHswsoN DON Muruev SHELLY MORGAN THELMA MURPHY ROBERT NATI A YY IILIIQUCYCI jc uu uv ull fo fhe QLOFY of I M CONSTANCE OSBERG ANITA OSGOOD MELVIN OWEN ALFRED PEACI 'S Q U 4 QR LOWELL PHILP RICHARD PIERCE MARVIN PIRALO ELAINE PODRUCHNY RUTH PODRUCHNY HAROLD POWELL M0344 -130- -01 51... :HIE MATHEWSON ooN MATTHEWS JEAN MATTHEWS HARVEY MEPPELINK LOWELL MICHELS DAVID MINTON KATHERN MITTLEIDER VHELMA MURPHY ROBERT NATHAN CAROL NELSON JEAN NEISWINTER PAUL NEISWINTER AGNES NICHOLSON DORTHA NIKIRK FRESHMEN swf:-1, V, ., . ..f.mq: 1 -mmm VIN OWEN ALFRED PEACOCK CROFT PENTZ POWELL A RHODA PRICE WILLIAM PRINCIPAL I -13O- 1151... AL ICE RASMUSSEN WENDELL REED LELAND RANKTN CARL REDTKER THOMAs REID ' gm 'A-iv' 1 A, ,ix -fs 1 v GL F, ,,'.:sr Y A A . ,Y . ., , an 1! wg 1 Tm A VL? ' IE, QUT, i lj! 'QW ,MM .L im 1+ 'Lak WHL ,I--SEN mf? .W M 3, 'n ai I! I 4, 1 1 l T i 1 4, X f' 1 1 f f v 3' 'Z f Z ,ff , 'I 0,2 A ll ' ,, 'I ', V JM! f , f ' .,.,,5,, ,ff 7 ff f fm f X Af f , I fl! bfi, ! KW: C V 'f 'J 1 JONATHAN RICHARDS THOMAS RIDOUT VINCENT SAMMARTINO ARLIE SCHENBECK Thoughts 'turn homeward in Disfrici Prayers on Sufurday night. PHYLLIS SKEA DUANE SMALL 41 fi .CE ew SLK, W1 y . EMOGENE sTANroN 5 T z R RUTH STANTON DW'GHT SMALL DONNA SMITH Rosen suum CHARLES sPENcE JERRY STEELE MARILYN STRAYER ROBERT SUGG5 DEANIE SULLINS BEVERLY ROBII 'ffv'Me A ,, ' , 4' .mm- , Vf 1' f I 1' Ky V f JEAN SCHM PAUL SPRINW QC1:LLg-T wus- -- I 'SX X X X N X 342 W sg Q g X X N':f Q , I , ' ff 4. iff. f, , -all I I ,fl IA if X BEVERLY ROBINSON ROSLOUISE ROBINSON HAROLD ROSENBERG JOHN 1OMAS RIDOUT ROSSMANN CHARLEY RUTTER JIM RYAN 'E SCHENBECK I JEAN SCHMID WILBUR SCHUESSLER PAUL SCHWAMBACH MILTON SCOTT BETTY SIMPSON HARRY SKEA I I I FRESHMEN DA SUTHERLAND f O 6 liven SWA, I M r I I I NAOMI SWANSON KENNETH SWENSON f 7 T I ,W I , 1 , , , W 51. f PAUL SPRINKLE DAVID STARKEY Truss sPENcs CLAIR svusn onms TANNEHILL ROY L MAXINE STROBRIDGE INIE SULLINS 5 SU WAN H --1 53- 1 -1 52- I I an-fff4J . Y V W A Y Y , V 7,7 fun, V A ,fw.n1a.....v1.wa1fs:.:f-,rr , ,, 'r'Q?1- W :aa , zigpcawggnov . Y . wg ,wfwW,1' K, L. ,li,g,-Egcfgifujgfi, sse j4,Q.w:ff:fw- WJHg:4g,guU 4.4.L44kLJ:LQJ 4p,!!w, . H735 'ab W ,IH II I' I I V i .lil .wi - II I JI Ig: II . if! II -1 I2 III? Wg I II I I I I HIT s'I I -I I I I X , I ,, 1, fl I PETER TAROLLI VIRGINIA TAYLOR ROBERT THOMPSON Wffy ZZ!! 'ANITA VORSTEN MARSHALL WALDEMAR CHARLES WALLACE Firsf Rov Smgd,I Second Way, B4 Sorensor Sunday finds sfudenfs going into the highways and byways ' fo preach the gospel. SARAH WEBER GERRALD WEEDIN MARY WELKER GLORIA WERCH PHYLLIS WESTER DAVID WHITTUM D AVE WILKERSON VERNON WRIGHT BETTY ZEIGLER JOYCE ZEIGLER WILLA xx ELOISE ZUIDEMA 1M- -I35- First Row Grams, Alvarado, Blakeley, Johnson, Hoff, Second Row Eidsor, Stroder, Moen, Weatherford, Way Baluus Cole, R. Smith, McKinniss, Patterson, Sorenson Hover, Scott. i ROBERT THOMPSON JOAN THORSEN RUSSELL TOLIVER ELIZABETH VANDERKAAY JAMES VAUGHN JOHN VIGNA FRE HMEN CHARLES WALLACE JOHN WALLACE VIRGINIA WARNER SPRING SEMESTER ENTRANTS - First Row: Linville, Phillips, Murnahan, McClannahan, Scheuerman. Second Row:- Ingroum, Bergler, Potter, Kolenda, Kiesser, Tidgwell, Higgins, Atkins. Third Row: Schuessler, Shelin, D. Smith, W. Smith, Steflensrud, Walker, Herndon, Pinkston, Wibley. First Row: Samuelson, Seguine, Beach, Bragg, Kopack. Second Row: Davis, Peterson, Barrick, Moore, Scott, Black, Davison. -V, fm fe-Y ne,,,,,,.uwnrfV:f4:v:ffe-vfv,, V-w:::::.inauaf 'T'Kl5?'W.?' I' 2 'Q 1 ,. rf-' X ,AH 'T ,.,, X W' L fu f 4 WR X L, LX x xv ff , 'NR NN X .QSNSQ slxx 'Siww 95 NX NN A X. kia X I U 6 Q X X XS' 1 X 4, 1 X ,XX ,,,,L X , x 0 Q W 4 xv, X X My ,xgX,2gXs1 Ns X H Q X XX Q X: ' kk NX X X X X N! .N AXA S A X XX .XX X A , X. W Ax XX f, X 9 ix fx QM g X W' X X Q XX .,, X Sf -f I ,J ' XX, 5 ff I sv X X VAX XX X, X , Riff ff ,, Wi. 'X I Q. A ' X M - , ,f ,- WVWQQXX 45-2 X, XX X X W--VW'-WXDMMQQM MVK X WN MW X X Mjw if . , 2 f 'f Q' x 'NX XX ,XXXXW x - .w,, Q 1.-, lg' 41 ,1 ., -1 ',,:3' mp., , '.,-ff, ., ,v-,V . . t,-Ai-P -,, , I pllvlkf-V -' - ,- . f 1 Q,r3,w.g yy . .,v.9f.v i. 'A - DEVOTIONS 4 f , ali., ,-we wiv. :4f'S 'L 1.5 vi -4 I -I I Ponder the path of thy feet, CHAPEL NOQN PRAYERS .:,.I'I9UR liRAYiE'ii ' t Gnours qnd let all thy ways be estcthlishedg. I ,f 4 my ' r??Yf5'?v CONTINENTAL PRAYERS ' DISTRICT PRAYERS 1E,, n- T ,W , .,.f 'R 'I ,Qji I .- Q A -Si' f bv.-,I it ,. ,ff gg' 5 3522 x,. '9 ,S V, P ! 5 f Presic Home Singing His praises in mornmg chapel The chimes ring clear In the early morning air and students burst forth from the dormitories There IS an anxious ex pectancy as hurried steps lead toward the tabernacle ln morning chapel services students have found the words of Proverbs 8 l7 to be literally true, and those that seek me early shall find me CBI IS advantageously located so that often executives of the movement missionaries on furlough or leading mm lsters serve as guest speakers At other times faculty mem come favored occasions when classes are lam aside and God visits His children an a special way Daily receiving new light for our walk with Him we recognze the faithfulness of our Father What a delightful privilege 153. GAGPQ l5l l . . ' l : H - ll W A - bers bring the inspirational message from the Word. Then L Los . . . A . .H ' Q r 1 ' ,ei , , SPECIAL SPEAKERS Sister Steelberg challenges students with the needs of our neighbors in Mexico. How leaqti ul are the feet of them President Peterson w'th Hsiao and Lundmark from i A Home of Onesiphorus in China. preach the goldpel af Peace Love that is strong enough to hold the world is illustrated by Charles Ramsey. 1.4719 Practical instruction for American ministers is given by Englishman James Salter. Brother Selness speaks during revival. 00N PRAYERS qfwasvf .M , W F5 If , M ,. 471.1 g ,. ,,,,.xMf,1f ' ' 1 ,ww ff? WV Y X, ,A X11 . f ,- , , . 4' ' ,f ,Aw V ,. . , ,- -.f , 5, 2 , i f XL. x . ix , , ' L ., M QA rf K HEX 1 fi f I' K , A Q! :G f ,, 9. ,I V LBJ Q! ff 'I 1 ' Xwwfif ' W., WWW- in f . f uf?--wfff' ,ff,.v,,,.v,M,,,wW,.wW ,, H W Q-.MMV V ff M.,.,,,,, .,,,,fw-qffmg ' 5 5 9 :Ex ,,0, M -f .QT ' I M X ., 1 ' 57 , Q, Z 4 Wm! f Q , J Tuesday W, Monday Q KX X xii- -4.4 X A f f ' f K, ,f 7, ,f , ,, f . fm, ff, f ff M JW' ,ff ,f X, 9 ,, X ,WM M if mf' ,fi ff A ,f ' W ,ZW Mil! My by , W ,, Vfjf f , ff- , ,cf f ff N ox I Q s d. .UQ X wy abf.. Q 1 .Q xv ...N -.-.Nx AY ,xxsgx Nw-f Xa X 5 X xv. :Xi K Wednesday -W YWWOW ,www Y 5,1 K ff ' ' ' '. '..- '3-'f7QLk Q,Q,,QfvL'f ,ggfiig .5 Vg I 'W W ff Q if fm 4 Q26 N 4? 3 -AQ 'Az P 4 iv a , '1W'W'5- ' ' - , SQ' N' 3,5 'fl' , ical , ati . 4.5! i wwf. , ' ' , :- -3. 'f 1 K 4 1 K 2 , , fag: ff If 2 ' Nx 1 P - , . ' f 1,, V ' 24. ,f 'ir J ll, lm 1 E, W i . S N., f -v .,. A VI ' ii ? M 5 il, , if S iv . K : Q sk f N . -' x , alyx . x , Y KVQMQQN i 1 3 X! 2 Q ig RWQ ! A . fi . , Q J Q . l 1 E is iff 2: 9 Q ff, fed .A 2.1 ' ji WL.-ff - Thursday bin! -.xllr1M. Frlday Saturday l I I I xf,-.f Q-.Q C s 145 fer' 55 5: 1:4131 I inn, wmv mm, cb , l 'sq ,-Q' 5 5 mulIlmnl1J The faculty seeks guidance af fhe beginning of each school day. Brifish subjecfs from various countries unite in worship. -145- PRAYER GROUPS Brofher Fofh leads .lunior devofions. mst the Hope MYRTLE HAZEN, ROBERT LUNDSTROM Leaders, Africa Each Friday afternoon a prayer chain which reaches around V the world is formed as Continental Prayer Groups meet. Prayer is offered for the leper of India and the heathen of darkest Africa as well as the modernist of North America. Asia, where Communism is on the rampage, and Europe, whose people are physically and spiritually starving, are not forgotten in the chain of prayer. Students also take upon their hearts the native of South America who is living in ignorance of the cross' deliverance from religious superstition. Others bring the deaf of the world to their Father as volumes of prayer rise heavenward all over the campus. The com- plete influence of these prayers is known only by God, but we know that He who has called us to prayer, will be faithful in heeding our hearts' cry. -144- ' '? LEX 37 r A 4: ng- 1 H -, W r X I if gi DEE HUSSEY, DAVID PLYMIRE Leaders, Asia RUTH ZERBE1 JAMES MORGAN Leaders, India NORMA GRIFFITH, ALBERT ANDERSON Leaders, North America DOROTHY SCOTT, EARL WALPOLE Leaders, Deaf of the World ARLINE CROMPTON, ROBERT GARRISON Leaders, Europe and fhe Jews LORAINE SCHNEIDER, FRANK DeROSSO Leaders, Latin America CONTINENTAL PRAYERS -145-- N Glzrist, the Hope 0 the Tlation ' , 146- LEADERS Standing: K. Graham, Central, C. Cox, North Central, R. Stewart, Pacific, D. Matweyiw, Eastern, L. Robinette, Southern. Seated: W. Grant, Western, J. Ozard, British Subjects, W. Keller, Potomac, W. Tims, Northern. C Standin, Bean O. P1 Seated: Collin West Home' one's ht to pray have bt tricts ot' ganizea Whethe for mo mighty , 5' lb .. X Pia X 'YJ' entral, C. Stewart, astern, L. fstern, J. N. Keller, hem. CO-LEADERS Standing: J. Mugford, Eastern, L. Bean, Pacific, E. Kirsch, Northern, O. Pettersen, British Subjects. Seated: B. Lymburner, Potomac, P. Collins, Central, G. Campbell, Western, N. Lowery, Southern. SECRETARIES Standing: M. Morris, Central, R. Nourse, Southern, A. Wood, Northern, I. Bolton, British Subjects. G. Newman, Eastern, M. MacDonald, Potomac, F. Weaver, Pacific. Home -the very word kindles a flame in every- one's heart. Students gather each Saturday night, eager to pray for the district that is home to them. Groups have been formed to represent the eight regional dis- tricts of the United States. A special group has been or- ganized tor the British Subiects who are attending school. Whether from North or South, East or West, the cry is for more of God and a longing to see Him move in mighty power. ' DISTRICT PRAYERS Seated: R. Eiler, North Central, M'ww Mn sn, Wm if f 1 ,L V, ,Z W fy KA 4 WAX 4 Wfvi Xl Ni? x N X W ,Amt Wim U :Q 'a I E Q Q 4 s 3, ff, ff' .Mx X if' s O I ,nl I 2 4 ! 2' 4 S , , fw 1 X '! lf 1 ,Q U 34 A 'Q 9 V? . , Z ,i x y, 4. it G J ORGANIZATIONS ,eff 'uf' V Q --, ' .T:'t't:if'- N1 1, gffrff f , , y y N A' X an 4 , , - i 9,51 f 1 ' A V y For Thou art my rockund my fortresgf 4 - .1 5 .therefore for Thy name's Ieqd' me and gigide me ' . ax a ' Vftfgf'-.TK '- 1 1 1 ,fpflyg ,L agp, W? f -,Agp vw' , . .,,.,.4T I 1,-f 4 . A i- S4 . f y - ,f in '1'-. Mlsslommv BAND i cup Q smrr ALUMNI REVIVALT IME 'iii semester was set at the high mark of S5,600.00. The Missionary Band is reioicing that with the help of the Lord this mark was reached. rgfii A-'1-,ff,.-...,.g.-.,:4,,,, Wg, M- , 1,Mg,,:A, -:gf Vg.-W... ....l4L1...Lag...x...,...g..:+..-,-,..--..p...i':. A . s M Y Ng, ,M 'M'F'..f.' 1 Hz 5 if lg- .t.iP '1 .1 xt- L., ,, , -N - MISSIONARY BAND EVELYN BURKE, WALTER MERIAN Fall Semester Curators Students of CBI are missionary minded and their missionary efforts have been united to form the Missionary Band. The four officers of the Band are elected from the graduating classes. Opportunities are created by the Missionary Band for students to give much time to interces- sory prayer. Every day at noon, students gather in the tabernacle to intercede for the souls of the millions in other lands who have never heard of the saving grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. Two curators are elected each semester to daily pre- sent the needs of the foreign lands. At Conti- nental and District Prayers students are also given the opportunity to bring the burdens of their hearts to Christ. Friday night chapel is planned and directed L by the officers of the Missionary Band. Often in the after-services as students are seeking His face, missionary calls are placed upon conse- crated lives. The goal for missionary giving for the first PAUL GOODWIN, President VERNON McLELLAN, Vice-President '2 7 ELSIE BOLTON, DAVID KRIST Spring Semester Curators 150- X , L Q NN . , .s.e..,1-N ,v 'Omit ,fy I, . ..,, XX Wil!!W!f?1l'1l'fl1ffrf1fff1rf1gym my in W ,fl BDI' sident 150- r'-12 5? JUDY SAFFORD, Secretary RUTH BITTEL, Treasurer -151- l ' ' ' X r Holding for-tl: tice Wvrd of life . . . The Missionary Band enjoys the blessings of the Lord in chapel PEGGY COLLINS Literary Editor GEORGE MOORE Photographer SHIRLEY ANN BRINEY Treasurer Conference ? ' ,W,.pLf.. ,fy ,, - 4 U, The CUI ROY CARPENTER more the Photographer tivmes O EVALEEN DEAVERS Ch'iS'i'1 Secretary Ienge tc world-w people testimon V lives of book. ' cessity for gui: that the DERALD MUSGROVE -1515... Editor -152- --153- CHARLIE LEE Art Editor The CUP in past years has proved to be more than iust an annual record of the ac- tivities of students of CBI. ln the hands of Christian young people, the CUP is a chal- lenge to leave all and follow Christ in His world-wide ministry. In the hands of the people of the world, the CUP serves as a testimony as to what God has done in the lives of each student represented in the book. -The T951 CUP staff has felt the ne- cessity of depending upon the Holy Spirit for guidance in the publication of the CUP that these goals again might be realized. WILBUR WACKER J. CALVIN HOLSINGER C. C. BURNETT Faculty Advisors Assistant Layout Editor NELSON BRENNER Business Manager ROBERT COOLEY Layout Editor vs S X? i Standing: V. Armstrong, C. Wilson, R. Champion, B. Menzie, R. Leach, E. Bolton. Seated: G. Putnam, P. Ausbury, W. Grant, D. Drake, Advisor, Weaver, S. Bresch, G. Moore. The SCROLL, bi-weekly publication of the school, aftords students the oppor- tunity to exercise iournalistic talent for Christ. The news and views contained in the SCROLL keep its readers informed of current happenings on campus and ac- tivities of students and faculty. Sermon- ettes and testimonies of the workings of God bring inspiration to the readers., ,, .... N.. ..... ....,,.,,. ....W...,m..,,....,,...,....,...,...,.....,..,. ,..,, . ..,.,,...,,,.......,,,....v......,......,.,,.u,,,....,,....,....,,,...,.A.....,,..-M......,,,........ Tonight's the night, gang! Editor ...... WARREN GRANT Assistant Editor . . . ED WEAVER Business Manager . GENE PUTNAM Copy Editor . . . SHIRLEY BRESCH Circulation Manager . . PHILLIP AUSBURY Photographer . GEORGE MOORE Faculty Advisor . . DAVID DRAKE A WARREN GRANT . Editor SN-757+ -1 54- 2. i 3 fi 45 s JZ Z 4 Editor . Secretari Solicitor Iggcc is REN GRANT ED WEAVER SIE PUTNAM ILEY BRESCH 'P AUSBURY GE MOORE XVID DRAKE I I' ,I v ,, :ff ' ,ta I' T -154- Editor . . Secretaries Solicitor . I1 5'-P-N. ...fa--NN ' MQ... ALBERT GILLEN Editor . . ALBERT GILLEN . . ETHEL MARVIN GRACE NEWMAN DONA PIERCE DORIS PUCKETT DAVID MATWEYIW A. Gillen , The Student HANDBOOK, as its name implies, is compiled so that each student will have at hand valuable factual infor- mation concerning regulations of the school, and student and faculty registries. The 1951 HANDBOOK was the first HANDBOOK to be printed entirely by the campus Print Shop. Proceeds from sales of HANDBOOK advertising are contrib- uted towards the financing of the CUP. -155- Print Shop boys in action D. Pierce, D. Puckett, G Newman E Marvin D Matweyiw Alumni I- leads thu Grcduc' of God this bon formed. keep gr fact wit! que? du the Ass! aHende4 found it in the the aw students student tical CI' activifie bough, Helen SI s 'sexi V v!F:'f:ex.1t' ' - Di' ni Center. Alumni Homecoming gets underway as Brother Meyers leads the song service. Graduates of CBI are bound together by ci love of God and a love of their alma mater. To tighten this bond of fellowship the Alumni Association was formed. The Alumni News is published quarterly to keep graduates and former faculty members in con- tact with the school. In addition to the annual ban- quet during Commencement Week, a new proiect of the Association is the Fall Homecoming. Those who attended the Homecoming November 7, 8, 9, 1950, found it to be a spiritual retreat, a time of refreshing in the Lord. Another function of the Association is the awarding of scholarships to two second year students, one third year student, and one fourth year student on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, prac- tical Christianity and participation in extra-curricular activities. Officers of the Association are Wildon Col- baugh, president, Marcus Gaston, vice-president, Helen Stautfer, secretary, Anne Brill, treasurer. sp., inlet Charles Ramsey's drawing drives point home. Devotional thoughts end the Alumni Banquet. Alumni buzz session -157- vague fx. 'w- '- v ' - . -f'- - ---- M-N.. --V--17. - f-----i-4s::- -..M--W f... ... -r - .rguasi-liar u.:,,,- N Q Y V skr, A g A, - ,K In i V R .e -Ig, e f- -r-+- y- f--15,4 s M H --,v..,.- . s ,P ,,,,,,,,i K, N .A -- , :AQ .iii ,Y - W fu vs T 1. 1 fn-.ir-4 uf.. -1 , ' -s --1 A---v- -,L..Y 'iii' W1 Marcus Gaston, director Lena Mae James plants! Its Revlvaltlmel On the alr coast to coast and round the world Whosoever heareth shout, shout the sound Thus the Revlvaltlme cholr beglns another broadcast proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Though It has been on the alr for a compara tively short tnme, Revlvaltlme can be heard over fifty five sta tlons In the United States and ten foreign releases Through the miraculous workings of the Lord Revlvaltlme now has anr tame on one of the two European stations which permit full gospel broadcasts All of Europe the Brlhsh Isles and parts of Russia are Included In the llstemng audience Revlvaltlme has a dlstmctlve mnnlstry In edlfymg and encouraging Christians In the war torn countries who have no other means of hearing the gospel In the States Revnvaltlme has touched the hearts of many and brought them to Christ 158 Wesley TR. Steelberg, speaker .im Trio D Selness B VanDerMerwe D Hussey Quark, Wllfred A Brown Treasurer raw Vernon McLellan Viollnlst xr ' I 5 ' 3 - , , . -1 P, ' Q s - --1 t ' ' ' ' ' 'V 57 J 2 .,.--v-' -F , is -f j -1- :E : i 1' - ' ' Y X 7 I 4 I , Ai f 5 f , - ., .1 ..- ' ' Y 4' ' .5 , to . gg .--' f g 1- 1 - - Z- - ll Y 9 ' I I ll ll . YI . . at . . . . rw . . . . N1 T ' ' ' . - . . . . H y - 1 - 1 ,,,,,,,........e .3-. v . Y- hhs-WML YNY , Agh4 nm . ,,,- f YJ, , . , - 4-V f . Bl' ', .L Emil A. Balliet, announcer Fritz Bauer, engineer Gwen Jones, organist First Row: K. Hodge, W. Grant, J. Fox, L. Richards, M. Hunter, E. Barth, M. Gaston, director: N. Cooper, L. Bender, S. Bresch, B. VanDerMerwe, B. Hines. Second Row: M. Sissen, P. Klinger, L. Brubaker, M. Wilkerson, E W. Holcomb, L. Shabaz, J. Cooke, W. Lewis, N. Krist, D. Selness, D. Hussey, L. Sundberg, C. Umphenour, A. lerwe' D' Hussey 1 Quartet: L. Soper, M. Gaston, P. Johnson, D. NiCh0lS0l'lf C- WHSODI D- Gfdnf- Mglqughlin Third Row: D. Smith, B. Hardcastle, L. Hooper, M. Green, D. Vlclellan Inlst Irwin, G. Hardcastle, W. Reed, G. Perrault, D. Bogue, E. Bruton, H. Meppelink, N. Borge. -159- ,M if '52 5 M f 1x0 F 2 XR - NX nz 'Q-VW X -QQQJYN ' X MX ,,q'a X 4 NNN 1 1 Q Xgkir J Hx M if 5 aw V 1 -Nw X S1 I F f GX NX K www? I xx- . .xx Ss X 6. x in Ik , I 4 4 'f 's 4' Q 4 1 I . , :- .,5 f 1 . Q51 I ' 5' . J. I . 0 x 4 is Q Th I Af M L 7 Ia ' 1 Y. ACTIVITIES ' x n '.'.f.4':: ,w 'f ,.. ..,- gym -.75 de, If .,'- f -.xv ,J 1 14 If ,fu : I ,w '- f I: z, .. ' r , -1. . 1 x.. Q, .V ,AQ 9 1.1 . gap I K ' E 1il,2' Lv ex 'I ' , f Hff: .1 ' F LN., , . . ,B an , vw I' iii 311' 3' um-:I ,, v,v' , . -,MX .. gy I fI3PI'5ff S 1-LI 'Y 2' .gy +593 ,LEM 'TMT' 775.1 Q37 .M- ,W V., ..- 1 , . . .. , , I, .1 51 5 'V ' y ' .Lp t- f 10 -- 4 .:' ,1 ' ,. . ' I 1, 1,4 Ag - . , I A 32,-Ijfrh' - I' In all thyways acknowledge Him, I ,and He shall direct thy pqffhs. ,.f.iea:-' , I5 ein X ri . OUTSTATION Musngi I I rLlGHfIS'cHooL SPORTS EVENTS A, I I I J 3 1 4 1 I I ,ff o f fy! Q! I X s ,4 NJ X I I I' f , as M , ,yf ' f ' 1 3 4 1 f 6 Q H ,z N7 f ., f s ,121 r . f ff, 'I Q 4. 1 E, ,1 M E .:, I ff f 71 , , 1 f if f gf fy , 2527 Q. . . V -uf: I., -7 .. ,..-,,,,,n-, 3 s x 1 5 'mu 'x E f:fe z .322 , . , .v. ' fhxxi -5. m 551 if fl X 4 this Th roug isters c ence in additio SprngH Eact nearly commu classes evange meeting spent l people Sign Report: ners, h trouble wonde lished Lord, I -463- ifen :artment ps. 95. ff ww ,? ',zM yi i C ,J if 772 p., fff W5 ff' . ' f 1 X X ZVXJ, k I x lv Wifff VZ.. fn' f ,, y . - 4' 4' 'f ,..:f,,.f , gZ. 'f ,yW'Q'Z Qt f , - .ff , ff 1 I , f 4' eff ' ff' we ,af . ' ,QW ff' ff 2 fi, ,0 f yy, ,f , - ration. -162- F f.. S 9' ' 32 -- -Y .,,4.., , ,NA H1 iii'JA Q, A. A ,S Practice makes perfect. Through the Practical Work Department future min- isters and Christian workers gain marvelous experi- ence in Christian service while still in school. In addition, evangelization of the territory surrounding Sprngfield is accelerated. Each Sunday, forty-seven squads composed of nearly one-half of the student body minister in communities in this section. Sunday Schools with classes for all ages, morning worship and evening evangelistic services and often mid-week prayer meetings are held. Sunday afternoons are usually spent in visitation and personal work among the people. Signs and wonders have followed the workers. Reports have come of conversions of hardened sin- ners, healings of such things as arthritis and heart trouble, and of baptisms in the Holy Spirit. Most wonderful of all, the people are becoming estab- lished in the Word of God and have found in the Lord, peace, comfort, and ioy. -163- - Saturday prayers are devoted to outstation Get her going, Bud, tomorrow's Sunday! . vw-ze ., l l i I l l fl . It It i it l Lunch is ready, let's go! I l Flrsf Rc S. Robi Lessfen W. Kel Second Ier: L. I Cormicl Thlrd I R. Sulli' som, C Reaves. Fourth dad, L. S1'ewar1 rum. Flffh Rc er, R. 5 rone, O Pinksfol Sixth R ards, D Phillips, X B. Swui Ozarkian scenery is inspiring fo oufsfafion squads. 1 1 l . . . to tuclent churches. Well we re here! Children are taught achon choruses rn Sunday School. The Bash -164- --165-- PASTORS First Row: E. Gligor: B. Wagner: S. Robinson: P. Ausbury: Fred l. Lessten, director: A. Munger W. Keller: D. Cox. Second Row: J. Ozard, A. Mil- ler: L. Loretz, E. Grissom: J. Mc- Cormick: B. Bakker: R. Nelson: Thlrd Row: D. Krist: W. Bills R. Sullivan, J. Johnson, A. Gris- som, C. Owens, H. Sumida, S Reaves. Fourth Row: L. Fuller, M. Had- dad, L. Robinette, W. Arnold, R. Stewart, D. Matweyiw, D. But- YUI11. Fifth Row: D. Cliiord, M. Flow- er, R. Suggs, V. Wortz, E. Mar- rone, O. Petterson, R. Smith, L. Pinkston. Sixth Row: L. Hooper, G. Rich- ards, D. Karnes, T. Wilson, K. Phillips, P. Goodwin, J. Vigna, B. Swain. Sunday afternoon visitation School. -164- The Basher Squad enjoys a home-cooked meal. J -165- Ove ministers in evening service Mon d dq ay m Y s . off! Gcflvifiegng Brother L . essfen rePoff s on pfeylo Us 1371 we I Ho mel after a buSY d GY Seekin g Gad . H1 1 he affer-ServV 'Ce . , . chstudent Urches Lynn . IS feimb u rsed for frqvelin 9 ex E P n3esV Of STXPJEHR CQSXYKCYWS an f qwyow: , 4558 was ' waz V V fwum M V of wisvmfg wsvurfim swqxwgs, 'W . um-,ia ge uovqsfw 1 'f 'V ' ,223 V, wma ov wwwwsi ' I , mf f g Wqfmwmcz , , 3,525 1 ,COYfj2?l?X5S.QW3 H L' 'V V 3? Q-WKMYW , X 2-azxfsa a's,qp2ff':s ' I . 169 ' vmme was me ' www f I V 5 amz mum www ' V1 um ERYTSERW V f 0, ameri emaewu ' V V ' 5106 ewscpw sv-'ws casa as-mwsm W5'?5'90 wzxmie mm 11122.95 mm was V w,2.9e 'SAQUHLYY5 ' 'i551f'g?Hsx'v'?, 'X?::x'io gmwwifxz was-fa mea ' UQGXZ? gains umm wwe fem, mea' c-.4 wsu Q '76-4 X23 -166. .f If Z O CE Sgt, mir:'stU1 1510, After G dec, pe men or egoris '167.. vious Bill Severance, street meeting leader. 166- On Saturday nights in the 'fall and spring, a band of about fifty CBI students go to the Public Square to witness for Christ. Their ministry consists of singing and giving their personal testimonies. After a short message from the Word of God, they disperse to deal personally with the by-standers. Numerous reports come of men and women who have been brought to Christ through the ettorts of this group. Nelson tells passersby of the grace of God. . .to street meeting Special music is provided by the Huff trio. Dave leads the group in gospel singing. On Boonville Street, in the midst of taverns and liquor stores is a sign Queen City Mission. The Mission has proven a haven for numerous souls who have been in the quagmire of sin. Three times a week squads of students go to the mis- sion. Gospel singing and personal work has brought many habitual drunkards to Christ. . . . to personal work . . . to mission Trio ministers in song Mission Sauad leads a lost soul to Christ. Christ, while upon the earth, dealt personally with individuals who needed His peace within their hearts. Following His steps, we are led to contact souls personally for Him. Many students have assumed the task of witnessing on the streets, on the buses, or in any place where they meet those who need Christ. Hardened hearts melt as they recognize the love of God that causes students to be interested in their souls. Workers distribute tracts to soldiers from Ft. Wood. Sir, do you know Jesus? fax -1 68- Once a ers of would l listen a student: the gos of the 7 V V .,,. .- -, , - 11 Y f V- ' f personally ace within are led to ny'students ng on the where they ned hearts God that 1eir souls. -1 68- . . . to factory Keith brings a message from the Word. Once a week the factory squad ministers to the work- ers of Lurie Factory. Many of these factory workers would never attend a full-gospel service though they listen attentively to the singing and speaking of the students. As the students faithfully sow the seed of the gospel the Spirit brings it to fruitage in the lives of the factory workers. Special music provided by Bob Box n 1 Everyone joins in the song service. v -169- r.. -f iii - ' Children love the stories of Jesus. . . .to story hour Johanne prepares visual aid story. . -sr . . .ss .., , ..,..,,..-. .- .Y ,. , ...Mus rl' ggi! MM-, ,, , First Row: E. Stanton: P. McAl- lister: B. Klippert: J. James: R. Price: M. Vance: J. McKinney: Miss Larson, director. Second Row: D. Smith, E. De- Santis, D. Selness, D. landing, D. Orr, E. Karanson, R. Eiler. Third Row: R. Flagstad, J. Schmid, B. Simpson, O. Arnold, M. Boevers, B. Sheneman, M. Easley. Fourth Row: J. Welker, R. Eddy, R. Scott, J. Appleton, D. Pierce, E. Deavers, B. Carroll. Fifth Row: W. Eidson, R. Kue- pher, M. Gerzeny, E. Marvin, R. DePoIo. Sixth Row: M. DeSantis, K. Tracy, D. Irwin, J. Ryan, C. Pentz. I il Z . I 4 ' ' 1 5 Each week in churches, schools, and homes, the story of Jesus is told to children by stu- dents with a vision for the church of the future. The enthusiastic response of the boys and girls in the singing of action choruses and hymns brings ioy to any worker. As the Bible stories are told the Spirit opens the hearts of the chil- dren. Often a child has never before heard the story of Jesus, while others have been trained in the Word of God from infancy. Nevertheless, most children are desirous of learning more and more about Jesus. -1 70- A 5, sh 4 STOR HOUR WORKERS Tl R. Fern R Americ In coniur a school Now, yo opportur tend cla Miss Lotf the wora deaf stu- ments. I deaf a 1 classes if for inter -471- .. -lima-.. As... , . ,, -IOUR SERS P. McAl- lamesp R. McKinney: th, E. 'De- Landing, l. Eiler. gstad, J. D. Arnold, aman, M. -, R. Eddy, D. Pierce, , R. Kue- Vlarvin, R. Lantis, K. Ryan, C. rf-i s ,ag Q jg 1. r V f . ff 1, V ff R g if Eff f ZW Hi ' 3,4 Z5 ' ,W 4 fz's7, fffly if l. Wf nd homes, en by stu- the future. 's and girls and hymns ible stories of the chil- fore heard have been m infancy. lesirous of sus. -1 70- , ,fy ,U NYM- W-A, fl , , ,ss 1' .Jem .. .-A. 1 .lim interprets for deaf students in chapel. The sign for redemption is taught by Miss Riekehof. Fern Rolfe reports on deaf work in America. ln coniunction with the Christian Deaf Fellowship a school for the deaf was established at CBI. Now, young people who are deaf also have the opportunity to study the Word of God. They at- tend classes regularly, iust as hearing students. Miss Lottie Riekehof interprets in sign language the words of the instructor. She also counsels the deaf students and assists them with their assign- ments. Many hearing students have seen in the deaf a field white already to harvest. Large classes in sign language equip hearing students for interpretation and ministry to the deaf. -171- DEAF SCH00l 5 tex 'Qi X- x X Q 21' x e'-x. Q f sg.. ...Q s'o'.::24, . .- ',,+ 1-Hn I si' a g 4 1 4' 3 -,'.,'-E5-. 3 ', . gf... Y 1 -s .. ., , gf , 'I - -,.-.:4?w- '. 4 'flu u WI. RW! - 2.-:g-gm- fgzfr,-Liar p v'. '21-xC3 g23' ., 1:46-.Q : .wgg-g. . : .':,.'.,:.'41'1: R-I ,,,fM,, miiiy I ,W y W MUSIC As we follow in the steps of our Savior, we have fellowship that causes our hearts to rise in songs of praise and glory. The Music Department of the school affords an opportunity for expression of the heart-song and for a distinct ministry to all classes of people. Choral groups, band, and orchestra minister in churches within the city and frequently tour in neighboring states, seeking to glorify God with their music. The Music Department offers private instruc- tion in voice, piano, organ, and various other instruments. Classes in theoretical phases of music also are offered that the student might develop a greater scope of musical expression l Flrst Ro J. Thor: Stewart Seguinc Weber. Second cell, H. Bond, 1 R. Kuel B. Davi Thlrd Rt Scmtis, Miller, A. Broc strong, Dikkeb. Fourth man, E. Vance, Price, l McKinnt S REPERTOIRE First Row W Holcomb, L Ben der, Mlss Elchler, Mrs Blewltt Mrs Drake, Instructors, B Davis, V Simpson, J Korner Second Row .I Murcell, R Can nova A Popma, Mr McLellan, Mr Skuret, Instructors, M Elel ott, M Johnston Thrrd Row G Hlndle H Mep pelmk E Klesser, D Vlgna Schumltsch we have in songs 'tment of -repression inistry to minister ntly, tour God with e instruc- us other 1ases of nt might pression. IRE : L. Ben- Blewitt, B. Davis: : R. Can- Aclellan, M. Elei- H. Mep- 'igna, C. -1 72- WOMEN'S CHORUS First Row: B. Simpson: E. Bolton: J. Thorsen: J. Karner: Miss Ruth Stewart, director: I. Stanton: I. Seguine: H. Allen: W. Kaiser: S. Weber. Second Row: I. Bolton, J. Mur- cell, H. Norton, D. Conley, E. Bond, T. Gangwes, A. Harrison, R. Kuepfer, K. McVay, N. Dean, B. Davis. Third Row: J. Kolterman, E. De- Santis, M. Easley, D. Sullens, P. Miller, N. Lougheed, D. Chaulk, A. Brock, J. Corcoran, V. Arm- strong, D. Olsen, D. Barrick, H. Dikkeboom. Fourth Row: R. Butler, G. New- man, E. Hardt, E. Karenson, M. Vance, J. Safiord, C. Nelson, R. Price, R. Grant, B. Wagner, J. McKinney, M. Feller, G. Werch. SMAll TRIO Dwight Small Duane Small Irma Small SUNSHINE TRIO Rebecca Easley Margaret Easley Gloria Werch GOSPEL MELODAIRES Grace Newman Eunice Hardt Arla Beth Harrison GOLDEN BEllS Alex Hunter Donald Carroll Davld Williams -1 75- I 4 BAND AMsAssAnon's Qunnm CLARINETS S. Morgan J. Erdmann M. Eleiott G. Werch D. Ellis L. Michels W. Reed G. Hardcastle N. Borge B. Severance SAX TRIO Eb ALTO HORN TUBA B. Stewart B. Kolenda BARITONE SNARE HURN5 R. Severance E. Hurley G. Renick BAS5 R. Nelson E. Granholm CHAPEL CROSS CROWN Hl G. Hu L. Hui D. Hu C. Ne Flrsf Row: l. Roybal, N. Grimfi' B. Carol, D. Vigna. Second R4 Schuessle Anderson man, D. B som, W. King, W. ,,175.... f E l'2',ga-., ., WW ..,-,,e,,x -A M . .K 1 CHAPEL oncmlsrs 2g,f,'f,ij,'j' QQ iiifgfgjf QQ Drake l I TORCH-BEARERS H. Meppelink D. Bogue R. Champion M Horness QUARTET CROWN HERALDERS CHAPEL PIANISTS B. Hines, D. Puckett, M. McFarland, V. Armstrong A Popma, M. Eleiott, M. Hunter, D. Olson, L. James CROSS AND G. Huff L. Huff D. Huff C. Nelson PREP CHOIR First Row: G. Hindle, C. Roybal, I. Roybal, P. Grissom, R. Eddy, N. Grimth, V. Brown, D. Chaulk, B. Carol, W. Kaiser, J. Martin, D. Vigna. Second Row: L. McCIanahan, W. Schuessler, A. Scheuerman, C. Anderson, H. Tidgwell, H. Bau- man, D. Ellis, H. Atkins, E. Gris- som, W. Argue, J. Vaughn, D. King, W. Shelin. -175- 5 1 1 I I 1 1 if n,,.g:.......,.---,..1 -' .. - .. .- .1 . 1 I 'Q 1. Q 1 I I 1 ,1 12, 1 11 1 ,I .U 11 I is! ,gi III 1112 11s, 1,11 .VH 11115: MS. . ,1' I LFE 2,5 II . Vx' 711 I III! 1, ii,l I' iii I II I I: 'Il if A '. 31 I' I 9i1I I II III 1 .ylxzl Y s'1iI', 1 2411 1 511! I MII i .'II 15 3 1 1 1, I ' I . i 1 F A 5 I I ii 1 ' Il 1 1 I 'S ' 1' ' . 11 11 I 1 I . 1 11 1' II HI I - 1 1 , J I I l I I1 I t 1,1 E 4 1 I I N 4 , I 3 I i I I II Ii fr I I I M 5 1 I5 ' II 6 EI1 ff' i III Q i iiiy ui! , :I E 'I I I i ii 'fl Wi gl I 1 Q I QI, 1 'ia , 1 - ll II I 1,1, I 1 ii' II W ! I 1 I1 I' 1 :I 5 i I . I 'z 11 1 111 Ii ,v, IFE 31 III: ji 'i ,g ,ly ,ya IVI1 :MI I Ifif, 3 WWII 119 Ir-I I Iv' 'I 1I'K I I1 Ig 'i . 1. 31 a.IlI II Il 1 I 1 I .,,41 V.., . , . ORCHESTRA VERNON MCLELLAN Director I I rmsr viouns sscoun CELLO I R, Hqrl-is J. Murcell G. Moore . Samuelson J. Richards L. Hunter Eichler E. Weaver . Green BASS.Vl0LlN DeR955o B. Kolenda Bolton CLARINETS N. Krist S. Morgan FLUTE D. Olson VIOLIN TRIO V. McLellan G. Moore R. Harris LADIES' TRIO R. Green J. Murcell N. Krist TENOR SAXOPHONE D. Krist -176 TRUMPET T R. Coole K. Allen N. Borg Praise ye Praise Him prais1 Praise Him prais1 orga: Ano mumpsrs These p sAio:AHoNEr gofile desire of 1 . unge . oo ey - C. Anderson K, Allen have given on the can FRENCH HORNS momsouss Wesf- Th' N. Williams L. Hooper was The lei B. Foote M. Waldemar DGTVOITI C M. Johnston D. Grant burgh. Th1 M. Green groups Cn, BARITONF their taIen1 PIANIST HORN D. Puckett E. Hurley MIXED Q SNARE DRUM C. Garrett TROMBC MALE QUARTET M- W4 A. Munger L' Hoc C. Anderson I D' Gr' K. Allen G. Moore TS urge oley len INES oper oldemar 'ant NIE rley DRUM :rrett PIANO-STRING TRIO D Puckett TRUMPET TRIO J, Mu,-cell R. Cooley V. McLellan K' Allen FRENCH HORN QUARTET N. Borge M Green B Foote M. Johnson N Williams Praise ye the Lord . . . Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet praise Him with the psaltery and harp Praise Him with the timbrei and pipe praise Him with stringed instruments and organ. Psalms 75017-4 These phrases of the psalmist express ,the desire of the members of the orchestra. They have given a number of sacred concerts both on the campus and in key cities of the Middle West. The highlight of the year's activities was the ten day tour with concerts in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Youngstown, and Pitts burgh. The orchestra features six instrumental groups and three vocal groups who combine their talents to give praise unto the Lord MIXED QUARTET L. Hooper J. Murcell ' R. Green N. Borge TROMBONE TRIO M. Waldemar I.. Hooper D. Grant STRING QUARTET J. Murcell V. McLellan G. Moore R. Harris 1 'gg i w 'E W I Q L R Ei! ri! .X 'I We '1 l , kiwi ,MPH Ziff gm s.T!f1 '4 ,sm .Wy :.,'lvi ju, . l'f ,- ,,- .im I 1 I :i f Q E KlNG'S CHORALIERS ERIKA EICHLER Direcfor W. First Row: R. Leach, L. James, L. Shabaz, M. Wilkerson, B. Van der Merwe, Miss Eichler, M. Easley, C. Umphenour, A. Wood, B. Hines, C Wilson. Second Row: D. Smiih, D. Robinson, W. Hol- comb, M. Lindell, L. Sundberg, W. Lewis, D. Selness, D. Hussey, L. Bender, V. McLellan N. Sorenson. Third Row: A. Popma, H. Struhsburg, W. Grant, L. Hunter, M. Hazyme, D. Irwin, R. Butler, M. Bliss, D. Vigna, W. Wacker, E. Downey. MARIMBA TRIO Holcomb E. Downey E. Eichler I ACCOMPANISTS L. James B. Popma -178 MASTER'S D. Hu: B. Var D. Sel Praise unfo E purpc Eichle newly six er In an toure. Arkar I E D. Smith --179-M S ihabaz, M. Eichler, M. . Hines, C. n, W. Hol- t Lewis, D. McLellan, 'bfkaiig MASTER'S HARMONETTES D. Hussey B. Van der Merwe D. Selness Praise ye the Lord: for it is good to sing praises unto our God. Psalm l47:l Exalting the name of the Lord in song is the L purpose of the King's Choraliers. Miss Erika Eichler directs the thirty voice choir which was newly organized this year. The Choir contains six ensembles who contribute a variety of music. In addition to local appearances, the choir toured through Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas praising the name of the Lord with song. EVANGELETTES W. Holcomb C. Umphenour K. Hodge CONTRALTO SOLOIST L. Sundberg , COURTIERS' QUARTET . W. Grant, Butler, M. 'ney. E. Eichler D. Irwin C. Wilson W. Holcomb B. Hines KlNG'S HERALD QUARTET D. Smith L. Hunter W. Wacker D. Robinson -1 79- 5: W, Fm ,z -fi.. 'vw'-l -- l - ii F .N die ' S -.....n STFT.-Q-Z.. -V i 4' Tf'l5:5Z 'T' TT IT' 'i'i'5':':: .' Q. rl ' 'rv' r ' 'L A 'vu td' fl' TLYT Y Y W Y al W l ' ' ' 1 l I 2 1 l 'iii , l i I l 4' fl , i E gy? I 'lllxlfii t I . l . T it t ll 5 J f l il . e 'lt it 5 A -A i up l gi lvl i ' ,fgllli lv lil it .l .,, Q, icff' ff f ff.. 'W 0552 f , ff! ,ff WZ f. 4 Miss Brill and assistant, Ernie Busby, K T confer. Z Af fi x ,K ,,-!V ,V ,Q 'qw f if 5: fi ' 0 ' ' '7- .A,l . ' Y The Snai convenie A Active st l Snack S L and for l dinner p Shop by made fc that will l Students review current events. The Pearlman Memorial Library offers a wealth of information to the diligent student. The library, which was named after the late Myer Pearlman, has approxi- mately eight thousand volumes of valuable reference material and current periodicals. A unique music file catalogs each song in every hymn book in the library for the convenience of musicians. A visual aid file offers a collection of children's stories available to assist those in the Practical Work Department. The librarians and student assistants are always available to give needed assistance in the location of material. l . 4 1801 This one looks helpful. P1 , .,,. , in mi? r,, 1 My , A if Q' 1 i 3 What's so interesting, kids? The Snack Shop is operated by the school for the convenience of the personnel and students. Active students find it convenient to stop in the Snack Shop for those in-between meal snacks and for a time of relaxation with friends. Small dinner parties are frequently held in the Snack Shop by special arrangement. Plans are .being made for the addition of a larger dining hall that will be the scene of many socials and dinners. W , sNAcK SHOP in Q, A pause for refreshment N 'A--,..,,., W. -4 Who's next? Al Reid and Joe Simboli examine new doughnut xmachine. ' I 3 ' I ,xi it g' 'I sle P itta 1 ' T U i' STUDENT DUTIES Whcrt'll it be, milkor soda? Steam table crew 0 'IMA ten fet me wal with Thee -182- 0 Central il numerou with pre Deportm As each work is In the shop, to student T and clcx who hav student 1 entire sc tion of t with out Besid lessons i lifetime. 0-183- W ,611 wa k hee -182- Pressing for time Stairway polisher Bn lowly patlw of Aerzlice ree: Central Bible lnstitute is like a great machine with numerous integral parts. As each part functions with precision, the machine operates smoothly. Departmental duties comprise these parts of CBI. As each student fulfills his duty faithfully, all work is done efficiently. In the kitchen, from the bakery to the butcher shop, to the steam table where food is served, student workers are found. Cleaning dormitories and classrooms is done efficiently by students who have housekeeping duty. ln the laundry the student staff washes clothing and linen for the entire school. The maintenance and beautifica- tion of the grounds is the responsibility of men with outside duties. Besides earning room and board, students learn lessons in co-operation which are valued for a lifetime. -1 83- Oh, my aching back! 4, f , i ' frm, 7,1 i A I ld r L Sit here, please. Dishwashing crew clowning again 1 I ... ..,- -- 1-L jk,-My .QR dugg -M 'Pr . X' 1 74 4, , ., ,,,,. M. , 7 My Z we 4 ff ' Y , 1 , . vi fzf, , f My 4 ', Snowbound Heave-ho! Tel me tiny Aecreb ls if heavy, fellas? Th' 4 D59 fighf fhefe, El G One mon clean-up commiffee gpose if Wm eve' fun? Elbo 5 ,Fx I -184- N .f :Q El Q' 'ig f sf f Q Sei Q f f Get the connechon? x Xi X X 5 S s lf sg -- s www? , One more shovelful, Murven N X 'X Nurses' aids j - e Q. cs... l ggifxs Nvscw, . X' -. x'xx X N :we 7 -vw: x -N give were-X K s w - 3 wvawfg ' ' x ,Ks.:r'f Meat tough, Jack? The Atmin 0 toiL The fret 0 care. ,. run? Elba sits down on the job Testing 1-2-3 Male man, mail man -1 85- , Y .H ef- H. V V V Algagw , ,M Alia 4 A s-11 H . vs W ,M qqnzvivlhv., W .- 4 1 ,galil ' 1 I il nl Q Illl . 1 l is I gills!! 14 lm ,, I l L i 25 E X , I I it ll 'E xl . ' TW 2 Q Q E ,X il ll . 5 ,E , il ' + l .1 ' gm ul will r , 1 Vi lf' l Vi? 1 1 1 , I , m E I l lf i i ll ,ga E i l l ri ' ,' l 4. IT i Ulf ls F 1- sf li ii f e lie , i EV? , 5. rj ! '52 . 5 Lia l s - 5 ls 5? K l, as: , 5 s r z ' ll 2 f - 'lf ' L l fl' 'iwiffli ., .Em u ,l ' 'fra It , if b il? sl . , . X I A l l gl ' : li X3 , A l l i r EN , N E! '-' ,Q l i i J i a E I I ,, E sl K a v 11 r 5 1, 2 is f ll 1 J J S 4 it ' ffl 1 'rl illls A Llgllg llillss W ll 3f il ' 'a i 'Ml X , i 1 5 fi i 42: vi 5? Q u Wi l ai Q 54 1 You re on your own this trip, Otto. Daniel Nungessor, Flight instructor Nungessor instructing ground school ,,...ff-df' ,:.,t..,,, , Q- ,118 , A Training workers 1 those ren of our Lo ing and l required Both solo in the co Springfiel and a Pig ,, AW ,z ' ' fgss' .,... sv 'Mis W 5t0iQL.iQ4,l 'Negril if'- Ami: Q www ' Nm, J... vctor L, , H N X X if ! Y . ff, l' lj 186- X News-33.95 P K i 'ii RW -187 Q x-,, . X '-A-eggfjgxlwtcilvcg. Y -. -. sxwww- 4.X17.s5 X., X x L S 5 f - - R,-,g, 4. ,A..,. . A Y fl A V 1 i L, -X was - - X . . Training in CBl's flight school enables Christian workers to speed the gospel around the world in those remaining moments of time before the return of our Lord. Twenty-five hours ground school train- ing and approximately forty hours flying time are required for the issuance of a private pilof's license. Both solo and duo cross-country flying are included in the course. The school, which has its offices at Springfield Municipal Airport, owns three Piper Cubs and a Piper Cruiser. ww, A Springfield Municipal Airport Care should be taken in winding the prop . . . Ambassador ll D. Nungessor, A. Mikelson, G. Geedy, P. Duff, B. Hampton, C. Owens, I.. Welker, B. Rydsfedt, 0. Wulff. i 1 1 1 ,T'. .gn Y, E-is ll. ll: l H gi nl ,ll fl if F mai I ll 'il , l EO il . fc J' E ,II I i l P ,i li it pf! l r 5 , i l i li li W, 5 if i ii i is 1 li is l wt 2 :ll l H lt' i tg l li i if i if , il i iz QS it li i l .gl l il l. li il il l M ii, ,LQ I i Sfdg E 2 f .,,,,,.c 7wze':'zxg-' yy, W J , .- mf,-,Qwgmm-,. x BERNARD ALLEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION In His of fha if sho tion T Qvm signe R desire sfuder ln? Spect monifj relotio Athletic Director AH hands on deck. BOB SCHAMBACH Gym Instructor 4 K wr, Count off! 188- -189- . rx. ,,- - .-J ..- ,, ,Yr li i i L54 i WY'-4--hlwqliwhm V ,,. ,-ix , '. , ' - . ...--, .- 4 1 as., gg? ln His Word, God calls the body of the Christian the Temple of the Holy Ghost. If the Holy Spirit is to abide in the body, it should be kept in excellent condition. The Physical Educa- tion Department is designed for this purpose. The primary feature of the Department is the organized gym classes. Here, rigid exercises and active sports are de- signed to develop sound physiques. Recreation facilities and time are provided for those who desire to participate. Christian fellowship is promoted as students enter wholeheartedly into active games. Intramural athletics are organized by the Department. Spectator and participant in these intramural games learn to manifest a Christ-like attitude in these as well as in all other relationships. Women im N l l. li, wi V ll Qt 1: MU 'i ll if li iw 1 r i J., -l l if Gym Instructor , RUTH SMITH Stretch, Katie. ta l ll is . fs l ,i I 1 ll if ll iz' i 1 l ll 1 ii . P l I , 1,11 2 188- 189 All the way dowflrglfls- 1 ii- , ll? l 1 i 1 'X T ll ll ll l l l ll , R 5 1 l l T 1 I ,,4 1 ,ga ,il Ai it Hey fellas! The boli's behind i you. ' FO0TBAll Hang on to sf, Blackie Shift! lf's yours, Morgan Don'f sfep on him, Musgrove -190-, . , -jk , Q. , ,...,,-,,,, -M A fix QQ-1-.L X Who tossed that one? lckie 'I grove -190- .r 5, to -191- Oh no you don'1! You're on him, Jim W Make if, Bob! BASKETBALL K , ...V X What 'a hookshof -ffimfyy X-w9gQ.,.s 'P W,-4 Q K 39: ? ff iff f Q U , 1'.4i'1Z5 ' , s 'f 09, ' ' Kif ' , , V? , .. 4...0..wMwm ff.4Q ,I ,, . 45 Aiagg 5 A Q'-1 04' A f f , 9..,y.,b. fn! .A V 4? ,YK Mk 21.6 xxx fy 450V 43'VffVv f ff! jf ? 5 sfxff ofwf A A, Q , y f , 9 ,f Q ,yXyx2yw?6XJ6!yMK A f ,V 5 ,AW , ! 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K f. is-A -,f ' , We- , , ff',..f,-,glam gf' -Q gl 1- Q4 :yy UM'-, I ,i A ff .3253-Zg4-J lj.. 2? if Ag,i,,g Lf, 3 -fy fy ,g'Wf,f 1 4- .V , ' , -ig,gff'yf 'yy , 2 or SOFTBALL Rrghf down the ole alley Strike Two! Q Thaf's lookin' 'em over, Bob. l'H fake the chance. -192- 193- --L-Q-.4--.Q ' ' -- -------Q 7- -YT-vb V .. Y M., ,gg -xr. f' r Bob is Mfg lf fi? OTHER SPORTS Nice refurn, Max Jrmmle fesfs his sfrengfh 1931 Get ready for a slam, Jim. Get fhe rebound, girls gjijfgl-V ' + 4.14 .-..1gL- ,VYV H , , - Thafs fhe way I sed if. Jus? waifing for our food! SCROLL iSfafF scouting for news New Addition ere TL -194- I 1 i 1 P 11-1...-a. X N x rx - sl Ns .f...l..., C.4,,,,AA -A A n . 5 'V . IPL!! K A '25 ? i . , 'fl ,. Q, I V' Linn. VC 5 WX ,,f .A A,,. - ,f L. , ., ,V 73- X x ' Y f X5 SU5:1x- X3 x M ,x X 'A C- .en 4 -N . i' X5 2 Tai- JSYLW pw , awe , The Campus in its winter wardrobe .,. U. ,U nl, I ,. ,, W. . .Y ,.., .LQ -.cnet-i,1,,.e3:,-. , gi.. QQ. X Sam drives home cz point 1 ff wi! in 'f we 71 ghere -194.. -1 95- Basking in fhe Missouri sunshine ' ww ,.f Campus Bible Club 1 ...., fu 35 hm: ai 1 Xl 1 1 .1411 1'-11 I'1 I1 3 11 Nr 11 I 11 I ,I1 1 X 1 1 1 1 .l',,,,,.-...Q XR ' W 11 1 3','15f f' LN ,.. 11 1 J-:-Q, .F 4 1 1 x. M- 1' ' 1' Y Lil-M 1 X W IM 1 -44-.11 424k -0 1 1 .1 1- 1 1 lr-Q 1 W 1 , el f.1f-41..,,Q-L-lv 1 1 1 '11 K A ' 1 Mtn, 1 111 X I I 54 11' 1 1 ' -,..,aL .41 1 - I 4 M' 1 1' - 1 1 11, 11 1, 1 1 1! 1 1 H 1 JE 111 'X 1 W 1 1 1 5 1 ' 1 1 m 1 1 M 2 .' 1 1 1111 V1 11-11 ' 1 111 1 1 , ' 'n fl 1111 1 1i1Kl i1 1 1111 ef? Il 1 A 1 1 Q4 1151 1 1 1 1 , 1 f' I V 1121 5 P1 1 1111 I 4 1 ! 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I l - I -. ,mm uuwzmss l i ll lx! ,9l,.ll' M 5 Qi 55' E32 ll .- '11, ii il' -lil lil El q w Ms fr i? l i s il l ill 4 !v my 'ii Lili 5'L fill r 'fll I Pill! i lgl lil' g c i lliixlli f all llill V ? li W i H ,, ii , I lll ::.ll3 L il i all l l i sl is A ! i ,-I: 'llj 5 l gil: L 1 w i all F i , l Ilia, I wil illxli wa s iii .hill eil' V ine? i islq, 1m,1 Q i ' ilu sill! in . Mg ,, Rifle l l .' lf: .li li l i ii i 5.5 ' V lil ' J ' ij , eiil lil Qs. . fi .g: i , .. 1 l 'fjlf vl pi-,I , l fla ' li IEW 5 gli .Ili f lla: ll li 'Q il-1:11 W5 El i ls-L l i::,1L i ellr .iii 3' i lg f, 'Il' I-l 1 i 1 li 1: xl? lliilll lgystii Az' li W5 ill fiiiilllii Jliglll S711 llii' jill 9il'i I. .'i.l13f'l :llilfif Ll i ,, iiilfli ' --.., 7 EVENTS F54 Bon Voyage, Collins Spontaneous praise during revival 'X A 1: of 5 1 f fi, was ' u . M. A ' Mixing Prophecy with the Valenhne Social Av: .Y Fil ' V ' In .NNXX X if M 1 fi. 1: 5 ,fi Q9 4 ' iii 1 I ,. 5? ., ,5 I sv' li' X 1 , XX ' s Q xp. 3 A 1 X A 5 So we His Sie Faculty get-fogefher 2 OU- . is .lg-, , nfine Social '-., 151-sig T .gwlf A. M-,,..gf-in. Q I 'V l ' 7 1 ' Ng J' V , -1. b c -ff ,Cf W! n I Q! H Q x- 5 Q .1 if L, , CLR. EVENTS So we leave school, Following in His Slepsf' Final CUP deadline-2:00 A.M. Yes, fl1a1's Molher Bowie signing the dale book! Commencemenf, 1950 -2 01- ' -L. 1.-Y -.Y JT neuw Musekovz - wwoa-:N-o-nav EVALEEN DEAVERS ---- SECRETARY NELSON BRENNER - susmess MANAGER noazrr cooLsY 5 - LAY-OUT ED TCR snnun aamsv ---- wusunsn PEGGY co1.uNs - - umzmw sowcu K rm: V March 1, 1.951 's made aware o Dear Friends. I A Glancing back over the past months the 'Sl CUP Staff i all those who have assisted in the compilation of our CUP To these we say thank you . We are proud of the cover produced for us by Becktold Cover Company, and of the excellent lithographing job done by Semco Color Press We have espe cially appreciated the assistance of Mr Paul Bennett, and Mr and Mrs Roy Noel of Semco who have answered our innumerable questions We are grateful to the Duncan Studio who produced our faculty and class portraits, and to the following photographers for the use of their com mercial photographs on pages 16, 38, l36, lhO lhl 1148, and l O Lyons Photographers Monkmeyer Press Photo Service Paul Davidson H Armstrong Roberts Keystone View Company Philip Gendreau Religious News Service Photo We also wish to recognize the financial support given us by our advertisers e encouraging words of our sponsor, Rev G C Burnett, have been a stimulus to our morale Rev J Calvin Holsinger has given us valuable aid in the preparation of our write ups Dean W I Evans has assisted us with his helpful comments when checking our literary work. lt has taken the combined time and talents of faculty and students We appreciate all the efforts put forth to help us in circulating the CUP, and the to produce the literary contributions, splendid co operation of the entire student bo y lt is the prayer of the 'Sl CUP Staff that you who have purchased this book will enjoy leafing through its pages and that they -will prove an Following in His Steps' inspiration to you Sincerely , HUWMJWW, DMX ed Editor L fentrafiiiie lnstntute and Seminary, P 0 ll 0 ll w ll H U ll lr lb 4 -Q.. .. L.. f lb 0 ' 9 el 1 0 4, 0 . 0 0 tl . . I 0 O . . .I ' nu - 6 , an s s - ll . 2 , 0 ' P an - - l il . . Q 0 r 2 . . . . O - , 3 2 Th D . 0 0 o . R . I ' O C A 'T o I o o I 2 1' . , P f ' M . . 3 the -51 cur. y - gg ' ' the salesmanship ' ' ' ' . - . . d . . 0 . P 0 0 . . . I g . . D- . . . ,. . O O . . . 0 ma li A O , mn r nr . P an 0 . Il 0 t ' Q 0 II A - n 'T ' 0 X 0 Y ,,,,,.,,, ,..--,,..,,, .., L lf .,-,-, 2 ,F ' ' 1 ,J p 2 5 A. 0 e 11 V 0 0 , p 0 y nu -202- 0 .,.,...... ,,,,, -.,.....-,.............,.....,,-.............,.,.......,..., ...,.,...-........... ....., ... ..., ..., ...... ,...,..-.v...,...,... . . -'- ll if Q I 1 GLIHRDIHII UF OUR RERITQGE CENTRAI BIBIE INSTITUTE 0I-'I-'l R5: The regular three year Bible Institute course and advanced work for the fourth and fifth years. A strong faculty, consisting of well qualified, spiritual in- structors, takes an individual interest in the students. Spirituality is emphasized above all else in the entire edu- cational program, Work is done on high levels, in keeping with best methods. Central Bible lnstitute is accredited on the collegiate level by the Accrediting Association of Bible lnstitutes and Bible Colleges. A standard diploma will be issued to students completing three years of study in their chosen course. ' Courses are offered leading to the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts lfour year course in Bible, Missions, or Religious Educationl, Bachelor of Sacred Music lfour year course in Musicl, Bachelor of Theology lfive year course in Theologyl. Free catalog will be sent gladly upon request. crNmA 1 elsif INSTITUTE Theological School of the Assemblies of God 3000 North Grant Street Springfield' Missouri ----:,.---- :: -2 05- - 1, ,.- . Q...-.........-....,.-.....-.......v-4-51-L4.gl:,4l:J.-L:4M 1 - pu-u-Y Y., f ,Il NE 1 , .W 623 ' 1 ' f Vw. , 2515 ,,,VV V Vv- ,, Q, . V ., QJNVV 4317, J 5 . V1 V , xiii? 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BRAGG, Pastor 1, -pe .V11351133f:f1l'?'-ii i -.5-il '7Iff'- 5' 'l'12:'if3, 5 : 1 55 1 isa 0 1 ' ' lv 1 gg ,. , 1 ,.,.. . .- ll fi . ll HIGH MM Y MISSIDN MBFRNA CLF fl i lln the heart of the City of Brotherly Lovel :I in U Nineteenth and Green Streets in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania X nr -,-------:,,,---- -:vt---------- 1DCAA'A -' Tlre lrour cometh wlren no man can work! The Assemblies of God carry on work in some fifty-five mission fields. Enlargement of our missionary program now is essential. Obiectiyes toward which we are working include establishment of a Bible School on each principle field, development of printing plants in maior fields, and encouragement to the indigenous churches in all the fields. Field Secretaries Africa, H. B. Garlock East Asia, Howard C. Osgood Europe, Gustave Kinderman Near East, G. H. Carmichael Indian, Pakistan, Ceylon, R. Cummings Latin America, H. C. Ball Assemb ies of God I-'OR GN Ml SIGN D PARIM Nl' Foreign Missions Department Noel Perkin, Secretary J. J. Mueller, Ass't Secretary THE MISSIONARY CHALLENGE F. Wildon Colbaugh, Editor 434 West Pacific Sreet Springfield 1, Missouri ---:pc-A41------- ' A '-A'- ------ - -A---A z a E ll in :I I ll ll H ll ll ll ll in ll ll ll U O 0 in ll in in 0 0 Il v-Y Y'---v-W-,v---ov-9, -2 08- : :QQA QQQQQQQQ4 in in ll an ll 0 0 nu nu an in 0 0 ll nr in nr in 0 t nl in ll an t t ll ll ll O t 0 O t t t t t t l t 0 L.. C F Glam TUESDAY Evangeli FRIDAY Evongeli SUNDAY Morning Sunday Aflernot Evening Young l Radio I 1-,swiss coco-9-Q W5 SfOl 9-99999-QQ-QQ rqqaooqooo I i 4 lr a J. F? 3 0000003000 OCLC, Q9 Locooooocooo 1 ------- tl i ae 5 5 coNeRAruLA'rloNs i 3 H CLASSES OF '51 li is , I 5 honoring Grace Newman Q 11 2 0 ll 'l U in in It ,, M in in l 0 , , - in lb 3 5 Glad Tidings Tabernacle Q as 5 325 were 33rd 3 1: ll U New York City, New York - 3 5 ll ll ruesigu I. . . E Q t FRIDAY 9 lstu: Service ....... . 7:45 P.M. 3 I 3 l Surqgxcgngeli ti Service ..,..... . 7:45 P.M. 3 Classes of '51 . , ll ' Z'.,.r.r.f 51120. .figiijfjg 1-gggg4'y3,tg Q-Q' it 3 F 2 'nl 3 Qffeff-Zonsseqvirr ..........o...o.. ..,,., 3 ,ro ,QMQ 3 Ull. GUSPEI.. TABERNACLE 3 In ervlfe ....,,,,,,,,,,,A,--,---- , ll Q :wg :cores f-ffm ..ao..a....,...a.,..... 112332121 U mir 8. E srreer, l 0 I0 roadcast WMGM ,-.,,..-,'-..b-- 12:30-hoo 2 Reedley, California 2 M. E. BROWN, Pastor E E R. S. BERG, Assisting 4 E A. H' DRAKE E z g Pastor .....:....C:::: :ss :xc :xxx .xxx x::x:x,:: :xi :::::3::::::::::::::::::::1 ::f'Of:1:: 2222:22:22:-12:i::::::::::::l::::voa:::oc::i::::1...1z ' CONGRATULATIONS ' To The Classes of 1951 U V l from ri x , rv . ' lu Uhr ilitrzi Annvmhlg ni ii 5 nf CEnh Qlhnrrh L ll l as 0 5: l 22 a. Fr-anklin Streets Q l North Little Rock fl ll 3 t T. 1. GOTCHER, Pastor S T. J. Gotcher g 0 1' 0 I V 9 l Radio Program Each Sunday 8:30-9:00 A.M. R U ll , Station KLRA Little Rock, Arkansas U , in ' A-- :excl L9.QQQQ9QQooooooQoooeoq::: : :oeQ: 1:QQ:: ::o-,v : J:::::::::::: -2 09- ' YW 2:33 :::::3t::::::: - AAAA :::3 t:::::::::::::::::::31 I C I- , I '.,Ime S I CONGRATULATIONS Q H. M. STRICKLAND, Pastor f . rom I Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle g I. II 501 Virginia Avenue Il Martinsburg, West Virginia , I W PlINTECOSTAl. CHURCH U I If A tribute to the students :I I I Fovgh 3- E'C:Ie:50?ei:eels H from Martinsburg, West Virginia, FTQESEFQICE D. HDEY H and other students from the pastor I: POTOMAC DISTRICT Fellowship ll kc,::::::::,::::::,:::::::::x::,:::x::,H t..::::::2::,:::::::x:::::::::::::::: occooQoQ:aoQe QQQ Congratulations, Classes of 1951 from NIIBTIISIDE I Assembly of God Where a warm welcome awaits you. ' -f - 2310 North Campbell Street RW' GREEN' Pago' Springfield, Missouri Lo1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -- A-A..---A- ------ -,.c ---- :::c:::::::: 1 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASSES OF '51 from, L-'VANGH IABERNA Cll-' lMontreal's Revival Centeri 1245 Drummond Street Montreal, Canada Pastor 81 Mrs. Wm. H. Kautz L--- - ..A. . - - -- - --:I::::l:::::l::- -:v1:-:l:--:v4:-:l:-- - I 9 COIIGRATULATl0NS, CLASSES oi 51 I I I I , I The Presbytery of the LATIN AMERICAN DISTRICT COUN- II CIL of the Assemblies of God in the U.S.A. invite those II who are missionary minded and who have a call to the 'I Spanish speaking countries, to-first labor with them. l l l II II I: Start with 'lLSIi1Z the U. S. A. Then go to the Foreign Fields far away. Lo-41:33 :::::-:::: - .......-. --A- 210- Im... I I I I I II II II II II II II I II II II I 0 Il n II It ll I be... oo ----m-mg...- -o-.......,..' .TI ONS 1111111011 n Streets Jersey EIDE -0'--+-.1 DF '51 ICU' THE CAMPU5 Boonsronf R clcquers lfennlsl S tchonery T ypewrlters U mbrellcs V usual And W callers X tra Xtra Y Go Elsewhere? KW B- Keep Watching llre Boalrstore ll gif-f' . Y 1 1 1 E , B ' 1 d - 1 C Q g . . . V . U 1 1 E . . . . l F il - 1 . ll :z - u E I nk I 0 , l 0 g l 0 . ll ll v 0 . ll R , ll -211- A Q dh Y SX 5 WX Y 3 ------ ---A--A---A:::::::::::::::::::::::::r:2 1 + Congratulations and Best Wishes CLASSES OF '51 QU. S. GRANT, Pastor 36 gospel cgaoernac e Seventh and Riverview Kansas City. Kansas 1 '-- ---I ---A A-:,c:::,c::::::::::: f:::::3q - --Y-A-:p9oc::14:::v4::::::::::::::::: v- --Y Y----f- A NEW WIDE AWAKE CONGRATULATIONS CHURCH Classes of 1951 wAvsmE TABERNACLE Bethel Tabernacle Kickapoo at Hurrlaon -1, .v... Sunday School 9:45 R N. 18th and W. Brown Morning Worship 10:45 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Evangelistic Service 7:45 C. A. Service-Tuesdays 7:45 REV. O. COPE BUDGE, Pdsfor i 2:::::::2:::::::r::::::::::::::: PC3222 2 5: I::2l:C::i: 53:53 :ff 3:4 i -- -:::::::- A-:ee Ieee: :::f::::s::: :::: 3 ee: 1::1: ,.:,:,.::::,, ' 0 IZQIIII U ..., I i i i iit.itSteS, iiii R X S s AND BEST VWSHF5 T0 THF s Q if S r Q I H , ,,.. 1 ..,. ' ' 'P 3 EEEEEW 7fQQj5f55f5l' ' V R ' S Mmmywxmw. Q 1 il n 0 mmf E. G 99i R. L. Sfeser 3 1 Div- 50C'Y-TfWf- 45:21, Am. Din. Supf. ni I' 0 , my ' . ' ffQ5ifg- 535551 :5f?f5f?ii5ifEfEfE5E:' I . I S, N 4l ,i.wwW. 0 S iS ntttS S S 11 Q 3 ,mwmmmmw -WQMWHHWQ -Q? 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EMERY Fort Smith, Arkansas Q 1: Pastor 2 5 Q U -3.c:I:::::::::::::::::::::::: ':::'x:::: :::::I: :::: :x:::'l- Fcxxx::::::::::::::::: '::x:xcncnl tl ll 0 Congratulations, Classes of '51 Congratulations and Best Wishes 1 honoring our own Charlotte Schumitsch to 'he H U U OSHKOSH 1951 GRADUATING CLASSES ll II 0 GOSPEL TABERNACLE :E EE MOV YOU halve C' , ,, EE 3 ,gg successful future in Christ H HW Il X Oshkosh, Wisconsin , EDWARD F. LUTZ, Pastor I ii 1: Kansas District Council ii L4:---:l:-:poc---o-a:-- vvvv :po---o- v... --- --- ll 0 nu 1: H if 1 :::::::::roc:q::o::::::o::oo:::::-a::::::: ,Oc--iv----'vv ---,vv--,-,,,,,,----,-v,vQ,-,-v---- ..... ---------------:vo Sanctify yourselve will do wonders for us. Joshua 3:5 U U H . U CONGRATULATIONS AND U BEST WISHES II TO THE CLASSES OF 1951 U U U U U 0 U U U N t , Lancaster 8x Dittmar Streets San Antonio, Texas s for tomorrow the 0 U 0 ll U - ------ ..---------------- ---A--99-45 104: QQ Q gy.: 1: 01: ------,,:p0o4: ..... --v---------04:------ -214- so-QQQ1 5 , ., Z ,EPI ,f I C ft . Looe... - --v-0--.--.s ' 'r ' 'f - f Y' - - -1- --- ---A -------W V V -V Mm- YY, ,A H -A Yarn Y V W DNS r EL GCD 0000-0-00000 Wishes SSES asf 'unril 1000-0-00000 ,sy ,I A ' f l ,Q0:: 00000 0 O 0000000000000000 A A 3000: :0000 p..:::: : 2 ..-::::--A-- ----i p---------..-- l .000-0000-009 v--v-:v4:::r-q::::::bQq::::::l::: -- :l:--3000Q::b0q::0q::0-q::0c:: 399, ' CON6'RAl'lllAl'l0N.S' 'fvangelf of Redemption L GRADUATES QF '51 God bless you and make you a blessing! You have been an inspiration to the people of Central Assembly! May the Lord go with you and direct you by His Spirit into fruitful tields of labor for His glory. EMIL A. BALLIET Pastor CIENTRAIL ASSIEMIBILY Campbell at Calhoun, Springfield, Missouri Word of Life Broadcast LEROY COLLINS, Asst. Pastor Every Sunday-KWTO LAVIRTA HORSTMAN, 8:00 a.m. Church sec'y and Visitor In the heart of SP1 l.1'lgfl6I6l with Springfield at bean - ----- -I-I--vvvvvvvv-v-1----vvvl-vvvvvvvv I 0000 -215- A--'vi A Y H Y 4, ,in ,,,,.,...,- --'-----I-'--':.:14-L--0-'--'W' .-,,-i 100-17 0SlI 1 -0oooc:::::::::::::::::: ::roQ4:::l::::pq::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::l::::l::-::--11 Compliment? of 'f15'Xff'WT57fV 591 f'X37fWlilWf,'Q IWAfW5 7ff?f75'- 's7'V SNACK SHOP ssvsrmces . iff' , iS's93L'Sa 'f'f.9 NNEQY 115 mx fM!lKW!! .A7 ALBERT REID OW'f ' ff' N07 .. DGNRVT' A0 'wheres , H IQf'2f91i.'515 ' jfs' 'FOUNTAIN specials f MNBUMDPS .Z-0 Manager . 33 WNW!!! JS BESIUGY WMNBSUVG K WAHWDHW WU SA f 22 Mbjwmtfifg fm , I M ' Aggriow mf I . ' A97 Jr aff! ' ,ae -A7 47c'534'0? 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C oooo 'E sg -- gt, ll - - -- -- -- - . ..,-, ,. ,, MW W g wiv V V W W -i i -AAA-A-1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 Qoooooo:-of Q-990000 .- -...lu-1-ibm FlAlA'l'I-lT.6lEE1R1tlIlACf:II:i 1 13th and Trenton Tulsa, Oklahoma 'The Church With an Etern al Puvpofen ' W. F. GARVIN Ministers 1, E, HQLUNGSWQRTH L-- 'A-'----AA-AAAQ--A----A--A-A------- 'A:b4:--AAAAAAJ4: ------ AAAAA AAAAA Congratulations, Classes of 19511 ASSFMBI Y UI GOD CHURIH 610 Lime Street, Topeka, Kansas Pastor and Mrs. Claude J. Utley A Friendly Church Where Jesus ls Real COVERS for THE 1951 CUP by Bl-'CK1'0lD CDMPANY St. Louis, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS Evangels ol Redemption from ASHMND Assembly of Gall 9th and Cedar Streets ASHLAND, KANSAS JAMES B. MU SGROVE Pastor -AQQA Ace--Q9-A::o::oooe:: :::oo:::q:::oo , . . ., -- A 4-oooooooooooo - --------o-4:- ---ooo CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD BLESS YOU The Whitened Harvest Fields Glad Tidings , 1301 West Atlantic . Springfield, Missouri 1 J. L. SCHAFFER We have enjoyed your Pastor presence in our services. 1 2----------------------.-----. QQQQQQ ::::1oc:::: - -oo-v-- 0 li CONGRATULATIONS 5 T0 THE GRADUATING CLASSES .. Y F O or 1951 I U l U A N 2 f D ., S w an I I A ll L I 1: . E 2 A L 0 L C Q. w Q 3 A M EE Y E 5 S . A Q BEREA TABERNACLE 1 2 .fZIfZI.,'l.f.T.Tlf'. 5 s. H. wlLsoN, Pastor 5 3 5 The E , THE ARKANSAS :: 3 ' 2 ' DISTRICT CUUNCH- Duncan Sfl1d1O Q Congratulations A of If ll Partrdib- of 7: 2 fo 'he E EE . . . E E Classes' of '51 I if Q D1Il111fl1011 gg ll O I' 9 0 and . 4, ll 5 EXECUTIVE BOARD ff Q Cbamder ll DAVID BURRIS, superinfendenf 11 11 J if T. J. Gotcher C. A. Price l I: A. w. Tanner L. L. Rile 1' - ' 5 G. E. Chambers Fay Hutcyhinson E 1 perfect .gift l 3 H. J. Muffy J. B. Lindsey 3 Of all Occasions. E EE EE fl 3 EE ii H ,, - U ,, Phone 6-3591 E The people that do know their 3 LI 329 SOM Avenue gg God shall be strong, and do ex- 3 E SPMNGHELD' Mlssouk' E .ploits. Dan. ll:32b 1: 2 l 0 0 s l ' ' tl -218- 1 l 3 000090 oQ9oo V.. JA I L..... .... '3 ' :ooo-0-0-0-oo-1 0 0 O O 2 .......,i Qooooooooot :lio oooeooooooe Q Y ----- --vw -----v ' '::::: :::::: 1::::: 1Pf:::vc::::pc:::::::::::::::::,c::,c::::,..1 . ' I Congratulatzons, Classes of '51 i 2 . II 'F oz i R cl ' A ii 27 n es 0 e emptzon 3 . EE from U A 5 ' ' II SUUHI-IHIIERN MIISSUURII DIISTRIIC-Il' V ASSIEMIBILIIES or GOD :E - Graduates - I We invite you to share in reaping 10 the whitened harvest fields of our district. S 5 ll ' 1 K. H. LAWSON THOS. F. ZIMMERMAN LOREN WOOTEN ii Superintendent Sec.-Treasurer S. S. Rep.-C. A. Director 5 ll :,c::::--,:::::::,,,,,,,,,,,,:1llzxxxx 1::I::: :::::::nn:xc:::,.1 ll FIRST ASSFMBI Y UF G00 CHURCH :W 1084 E. Mclemare at Somerville C ... -A .... .,..,. WiMff 5f.-TENNE55EE -. 7' 0 r E 2 A U A i i 'C S ir 'rltt ' A EE 2 -:e'--- I -'3Eg2Ef2i:11 -1-1-.i , 11 ..., 11' '.,.' iii-r 5' S Q A is , 5 F L .. Q - 1' f I - t f ri f i s aff 1 It N gases., iit 5 EE S 'ti' A if.1 Nfff L F' ' S... 1-... f 31 1 A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT A CHURCH WHERE JESUS IS REAL Waves of 'Life WHBQ 560 KC 1:00 to 1:30 P.M. Sunday JAMES E. HAMILL CECIL M, PARRISH KATHERYNE HAMILL ' Music Director Pastor Associate - -'- -1-'-'--'--:::::l:::p4: :zu ::pq:::l:::::::: ::P4S-I--- -v-v-v- I . ' -21 9- A faithful mlnistr to the home y . less and destitute, since' 1916. Un- -A------A--AA---- ----- ---'-A---:---- --A------ ---------A---::::::::::1 H H H H H I! H H W H J, Home OF oNEsm-vonus der God's guidance provides shelter, food education manual tramln and primarily the Good News of Jesus Chrlst ln Chma and Lebanon rx Ma God bleu the Graduate! of 5 3939 North Hamlin Ave Chlcago 78 Illinois AAAAAAAAAAAAA-A-A-A--AA:bo4:------------11 E FROM Paftor 55' Mrx Sig-oben Vanalermerwe AND THE Congregation or T IH? ASSEAIBLY OF GOD 114 Germains Ave. BRAKPAN, TRANSVAAL Rev. and Mrs. S. VANDERMERWE SOUTH AFRICA 3t3'JZ333iiliitiiiiiiiiibtlilliZltiiiiiittliir :::3::332I1:ZI::223::::: ll . n 'I vangels of Redemption E: ,, CONGRATULATIONS if 3 CLASSES OF '51 lj H from H 1' H H H A H WELCOME -3 Ei X to the c. B. I. 3 y H Eg EE SOUTH SIDE H 4 H A I yM N I ,Q EE ASSEMBLY on Goo H H H ASJ'0CIAl'ION 11 fi II It H H Broadway at Elm H H H Q lt has been a pleasure E. wuLooN COLBAUGH, Pres. E jfgs V O ave you m our serwces MARCUS T. GAsToN, v-P . X gf H 1+ HELEN STAUEEER, sec. res ' f T ., If Rev' D' A' HASTIE' Pastor ANNE Emu., Treas. 3 gg p, u l .. if 1: 1: The Whole Gospel J 0 H The night cometh when no man can work Q for the Whole W0rld,, ::pQ4::::::,c:3::::::::::::::::::::::::::: L::::::94::::1-::::::::::::::::::::::-- -2 20- H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H 0 I Lo- Q-QQQ --------AA,,-- --v -0...-G..-..-..n .j..1. ,. -M-q f Un- It F 9 f 51 Qk Y'--vvvv'--v ' ': c -'::::4:::::::ro4:::::::::::,,,c::---- 1 X-. 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