Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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V . ,, ,Q r . V X ' Q . ., Q Lottie Riekehof Dean of Women since l95l , Miss Riekehof has endeav- ored to keep the spiritual andcultural standards of the college at a high level. Coun- seling and discipline are among her many duties. Miss Riekehof stimulates interest in work among the deaf. She has been active in this vital ministry for about nine years. Favorite verse: l Thessalonians 5: l 8. Hardy Steinberg A firm believer in practical Christianity, Hardy Stein- berg does his work as unto the Lord. He has had exper- ience as pastor, District Christ Ambassador's Presi- dent, and District Sunday School Secretary. For ten years Dean Steinberg has been busy in Bible colleges. His favorite verses include Romans 8:28, Matthew 6:33, and James l:3. J. -Roswell Flower A Pentecostal pioneer, Rev. Flower began his ministry in l909 as an evangelist. ln l9l2 he became the first ed- itor of the Pentecostal Evan- gel. Since l936, he has been the Secretary of the General Council. As secretary of CBI, he keeps records of the Board Of Administration meetings and signs all official docu- ments.

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'Kessel first yeul' seventeen, he spent as de DEAN lll llllllll33lllN3 Dean Kessel, a member of DEAN llf lHE llllllflll Comme' is responsible for the su- pervision of faculty and student organizations. Entering the ministry at twelve years in pastoral a n 0 If C B I work. Dean Kessel has taught in public schools, been principal for junior high and senior high schools, and superintendent of tri-county schools. A Bible school president for two years, he is now in his ninth year as a Bible school dean. Favorite verse: John 4:35- Say not ye, There are yet four months, and then cometh harvest? behold, l say unto you, Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields, for they are white already to harvest. . i Included in Ottie Gaugh's busy schedule are over- sight of discipline, pro- - A cessing of applications and admission of students. He counsels transferees, guugh gives glory to c helps students in the God for good year 'choiceofmajorsandgrad- uation, sets up schedule of classes, chairmans the Curriculum Committee. He is also a member of the Execu- tive Committee. Dean Gough has been in Bible college work for the past ten years. Previously, he had been active in the pastoral and evangelistic fields. Favorite verses are Galatians 2:20 and James l:l7- Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning. nancially as it is spiritual- ly, is Mr. Lessten's aim. Since he has served in his present capacity, the ausliiss MANAGER at , , school's financial footing lessten's aims lnghp is firmer. C U f C 0 S 1- S I 0 w He assists the treasurer of CBl with the bookkeep- ing system and budgeting control and also supervises the office workers. His per- sonal talks with students help solve financial problems. A member of the Executive Committee and advisor of the Student Council, Mr, Lessten is well acquainted with college life. He has also been a grocery store manager, prison chaplain and youth leader. Favorite verse: l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4113, -13- :Wi wwf-'C f ,wi ,wMWWWfff if V ,ff www 'WWWM DEAN Lott Dean of V Miss Riel ored to l and cultui college at seling ani among hei Riekehof i in work ar has been ministry years. Fi Thessalon Hard A firm be Christianit berg does the Lord. ience as Christ An dent, and School Se years Dec been busy His favori Romans 6:33, and J. Ro A Pentecc Flower beg l909 as i 1912 he be itor of the gel. S-ince the Secretf Council. A he keeps re of Admini and signs ments.

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FACUIIY 4- ERNEST S. WILLIAMS - Instructor in Theology . . . au- thor of textbook on Theology . . . former General Superinten- dent of the Assemblies of God and president of CBI . . .teaches with authority . . . his classes are a blend of lecture and dis- cussion . . . entered ministry in l907 . . . joined General Council of the Assemblies of God in l9I4. . . illuminates his classes with personal illustra- tions ... N ETHEL BROWN - shorr- hand and typing teacher . . . knows her subjects from train- ing and experience . . . occu- pied in secretarial work before coming to CBI , . . among her hobbies are sewing fshe makes her own clothingi . . . music. . . and photography . . . choral music is herfavorite. . .alumna of CBI . . . firsthand testimony of God's healing power . , . 1 FRED LESSTEN - Instructor in Speech . . . Homiletics I . . . sparkling personality . . . en- riches classes with first-hand illustrations . . . encourages student contributions . . . one daughter favors outdoor sports . . . fishing . . . likes shrimp and other sea foods . . . civic minded . . . emphasizes practical Christianity . . . tries to maintain a balanced ap- prcoach toward all phases of I G . . . Z' SERI faculty in M-issi. ary to J dent fro sion fieli Departn lishing t ical con most imi the will day-by-c ,Z HAR BERG - Speech c systema' outside I tor of Departrr of Chapi CBI alui Bible Cc . . . fatt ters . . and fish tography classical