Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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.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

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- 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 -

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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 ,