Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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- , .

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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. ,

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-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.