Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Want some crisp celery? ES ' ing kitchen supervisor, comes on duty at five o'clock to pre- S 'I' A F F 1 ELENECHEATHAM,morn pare breakfast. Besides this, she arranges the salads for the 1 W e X noon meal. I, 5 l 1 Z :Q She's fiqurinq on thot. 1 MARY COTTON, office assistant, does general secretarial work, assists the book- keeper, and helps at the switchboard. During the noon hour, she relieves the cashier. X Another bond sold! ' -f EVALEEN BROTHERS, secretary to the Vice President, assists in public relations and does general secretarial work. She also keeps the records for the Evans Hall Fund. The proof is in the tasting. 4- CBl's chef, ART ANDERSON was former- ly a cook in the Navy. Besides being an adept meat cutter, he supervises the prepa- ration of the noon meal. It's just vour tvpe. -f CLEALL ERICKSON, Bookstore 3' Manager, is also a notary public. She supervises distribution of the mail, and the printing of exams and other materials in the mimeograph room. A 128.-. I X. The :nent MOOR work. various servicel men c qualitie Wa -P MILT Supervi: grounds son ove tenance laundry trucks, and ma the he. functior

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-+ J. ROSWELL FLOWER - Pentecostal pioneer . . . teaches History and Doctrine of the Assemblies of God . . . for twen- ty years General Secretary of the Assemblies of God . . . has attended every General Council , . . father of three boys, two girls . . . city councilman . . . appreciates classical music . . . makes his classes live with stories from his colorful past. . . -Instruc- gious Edu- of the Stu- nittee . . . linking . . . organized traightfor- 'her of two iusic is his I pizza pie :formation I applica- if i- -11. ..n-4 1.1.1- -nf- 4- RICHARD BROWN - ln- structor in Bible, Science, and Radio . . . a thorough teacher . . . excellent posture . . . capa- ble director of the Amateur Radio Department . . . in addi- tion to radio, his hobby is wood- working . . . makes furniture . . . tunes school pianos. . . likes symphony music . . . father of three daughters, one son . . . Chaplain during the war.. . . anxious to see his students succeed encourages the moving, of the Spirit in his classes . . . -f BENJAMIN MERCADO - Instructor in Spanish . . . born in Argentina . . . graduated from Universi- ty of Cordoba, Argentina . . .alumnus of CBI . .. has one son . . . enjoys listening to short wave . . . does ,translation work at the Gospel Publishing House .. . speaks five languages . . . dislikes hearing people pronounce Spanish like English . . . believes language study is basic for mission aspir- ants . . . -27- 7' FRANK M. BOYD-Veteran Pentecostal educator . . . ln- structor in Bible . . . has writ- ten several valuable books . . . former principal of CBI . . . spea rheads the Correspondence School at the Gospel Publish- ing House . . . likes classical m-usic . . . enjoys gardening . . . prefers students who realize their opportunities and apply themselves to study. . . famous on cam-pus for his song Plod .

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Busy as Bea. X. The Purchasing Depart- ment assistant, BEATRICE MOORE has variety in her work. She co-ordinates the various activities of food services, interviews sales- men concerning prices and qualities. Working with a smiIe. -+ MILTON HUDSON, Supervisor of shop and grounds. Pop Hud- son 'oversees the main- tenance work for the laundry, power house, trucks, and grounds, and makes certain that the heating plant is functioning properly. Answering 4- IDA HUDSON, the Laundry, and who sweep, scrub, is responsible for dormitory rooms an apartments. A helping hand N The Evening Supervisor of the Student Center, LOUIS OEHLER, likes variety in his work. He serves customers at the counter, fixes lunches for outings, and does any- , thing from frying hamburg- ers to serving banquets. X, duty's caII. matron, supervises the faithful crews and wax. She also the furnishings of d married students' At her fingertips. N KAY ZILCH, assistant to the Dean of Admissions. Her work consists of such important matters as answering inquiries, processing applications, re- cording grades, making transcripts, filing, and checking records. 9