Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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.

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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-

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, .-.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-