Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1958 volume:

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EQ, in N525 S, Qi, .r,,?.ff1sk-IEE..-QLo'537 6Qeg,f'Nc F I E19 'wig gmlllrmulw N IN ETEEN FIFTY-EIGHT CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI Mao-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY IIHIIHIHINIIIWIMIWIWINWWIIIWIHTIWIKIHIH I 3 000011320599 5 GEOFFREY DUNCoMBE Qlfw' Editor KEN BALKEN Layout Editor DAVID DRAKE Sponsor 578 WY. IEEE?-CGFHEMEEKIT mme and North lrfirspendezme Er' Magfswww52M fifadgpw-fdeef1efe,effsr1 I rm af' 15 ' www , V rv -,,,,,, ,, ,,-,.'...f-V-W -ff f ff N - 1 Q - f' I 1 . .4 k,,, V 'ww A 'e, , f 1AT 'i7,.3.ra.5Ym1Tii'm?a5-e.'osuw-NW-1'Y4L4, 4'f9C? 9? - . J' 1.4 -'-mx rg, v, '- , - ' - 1, . , 1 , , 5 .,, , , , '. , .. , . . , , , W v Q .' A .. , .. mn,pmawxjwf'FffTff?f'1W'i5'+ I':' U'1f'1.', a,,.q,,- --L fuk , 4: f A ' M --srl' :Q 'iw fl -yi,-mg,k,Ly,.Llf,2:fQI5,! I 1- Ll m ,.fj2yif-'K' ' A H Y 5' ,V41A, A I V . f 1 f 1 I V . w Q 4. 1.13.1-Q ' V f ,V 4 , . 1 ' '07, ff , :,.j' gif A 41446 , X 4 f 3 ffw' J. 1 f gm . may X , , V mL.' f ,fj n 43 gf '. 'X X ' f f - K If 0 fwf. , ' I ,fa , ,f A' .Z ' LQ, WW, , . ZW x D i-X . , 4 . Y Q , ' vm, U f X X ,gn fx T-,Kr X ' x J 'X L .- X X X, , . affix X A . pffgf 3, Yi '9 g , X rigsm, ' at 3, ,X I 1 f . Vi. , S. Q X v, L 3 tv. , , . 5 .W A el ll gt' fl i W xy. .. , 'gg , L V' 1..- . ,M an , 2 V ' , H if-. .M AAS EM '? r. ' ,'xJ,p': ' , f. X xii ka ' . ,' . e.'Iq'7- -M A' ' . ., Q' A ' l ' , r 1 THE E The entrance to Central B1ble Inst1tute 1S a gateway to opportumty We the student body of 1957 58 have taken advantage of the fmest 1n curr1culum faculty campus and student m1n1str1es We have been 1nsp1red 1n chapel SCTVICCS 1nstructed 1n classrooms and st1mulated through organlzed aCt1V1t16S By taklng advantage of the golden opportun1t1es of CBI we have eqmpped ourselves for l1fe and Chr1st1an servrce GOLDE OPPURT U 3 DEDICATION 4 Because . . . . . . you have won the admiration and respect of the student body, . . . Your proper handling of business matters has enabled CBI to benefit financially, . . . In your classrooms you teach the proper use of the valuable resources and abilities that God has given to men, ' We dedicate the 1958 CUP to you, ' 1 Fred I. Lessten a 5 A CDIRPEVVZFQIZ . . In the glory of His bosom He transfigured you and me . . Central Bible Institute is com- posed of young people whose lives have been transformed by the power of Jesus Christ. The '58 CUP vividly portrays each phase and accom- plishment of these Christian lives. The studies, fellowships, activities, indeed every aspect of CBI life is preserved within these pages. May this issue of the CUP always bring blessed mem- ories of our Alma Mater. 6 P00004 P0000 CDINITEIXITS i F i r f A f fx Cf fi 'I ll , Q .1- sv .ii1- i.1.1.i- - . - .gr Theme ...................... Dedication .............. Faculty .........,....... 7- Staff ................ ' CLASSES Graduate Class ,...., Senior Class ....,.. Iunior Class ....... Sophomore Class -- Freshman Class .... Mid-Year Entrants DEVOTION S Chapel Services ..... Continental Prayers District Prayers ...1.. Noon Prayers Prayer Croups .,...... ORGANIZATIONS Student Missionary Band Cup ...........r.........aa,rv Centralite .........r,.... Student Advisory Council Married Couples Fellowship Alumni ............,....... Revivaltime ......,..r. ACTIVITIES Music ...,.r..rr..rrr.rrr,. Sports ......rr.,..rr, V. ,... - Student Ministry .,rr Campus Life ....,.... 7 INSTRUCTION j '51 K. -4 Lamp unto 2 A Lighfi iA xS - , , ,- i:,,,X7k.M U , V, x n ,K oUR US f Students leave the chapel after an 1I'lSp1I'1l'1 f service The chapel blI11d1I1g also houses the gymnaslum and mus1c pr 1ct1ce rooms 9 D . 2' . K . H' ,E uq,,,-,gt alfa! a 3 X 1 11 'fry x '1 ' al' ,,1r-aww-r t A 5 ,- Hfiihuitxifhxiyilxl .5551-LT r' Z Ai 5 If s I 3 Water Tower, a stately traditional landmark of CBI. 3 IO 'N-N ,, N +-W. Wai W W. I. Evans Hall, a masterpiece of architecture in memory of our late Dean W. I. EVANS 'HALL Students prepare for classes after chapel service. 1 1 I .....wg-u,,...mwe-me-uri-vrpbs-:l5, f, , .V , ' - ' ,.,. In , , I ,G mmm L M 2 2 WZ fM,2iM!,Zf,ZQ 44:1 From September to May, this is home. John WVe1ch Hall, men's 'W fin ' dormitor . fixfdxf-xml-vig Y 2 gn. w ' , , .,,,,,,,, ,,,.Wm:40 ,W Win Vw WWWWW The reinodelled entrance to Bowie Hall is a distinct irnprovernent to the campus S 9 Eleanor Bowie Hall, Womens dormitory. , ,CK Hfyfll ?2 ,,,,.....,......, ,dqgpw A-WH '-1-I ' . . 'TS . , . , NW' FW f J w 3 fi - x: Q -Qpx Q ' if Y 1 I 5 N . I , . I K 1, , KK 'Xxx KK v Q W- : 5 NNN K 5 3 W S 1' i 5 i , 5 i Y' 1 E 5 1 l Q 1 9 1 5 X . K KX K XKKXK KKKXKK YKKNK K E 'LK SKK 1 X K -5 ' .. . X-A .N x wx? wi x mm'-,-W4 4 ' , K ' X K x . X f A K1 X., LY, V .- . g X X KL xx,. . .,.x. 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X xXXxx,XX ' KX X3 - Q W-.ZF XXX 7 'XY-Q 'Y X -X M gS:jw-g,fX.k, X ,X H jw 5351- K-1 - . if X X 9 30 1- X .. ,Q V. X-X. -x-- .. - X X XY X f--44 pa, N-my 5 -- 1. X X XX-.X k -RX S fi. NX-.. ff- X .. -X X X . X Xxx- -XR-68.5. X. -X -ff-gX..'-X:fX1-QXXCN f M WAS, .- - . - X X - Q. , x .XX,, mg MX ww- N X XXMN S X A XX X f, XX-X45 YXXQX:-XXQX k in --N ' ' Q- S - QNX i f QXFSQ f .X -.X XFN X -f'X - iw 3 -- Xu Ax- .X X NXXK XX -6- X .. X-X. XX - X- - xXXX X , X X . X X .X X Q X X X NN . X X XxXX . X X XX gmw. XX , ' . 'Q-Q-'W br, 121 '-X- XFXX- f X' 5.-pi 5 K .Xa ,lggiffr A .sig x--1X-Tk. . TX -X Q k -X .--9-gf i.XXi. '+ L R ,QI Netzel D H Ralph Harris, PRE IDE T Bartlett Peterson has served as CBI's president for the past ten years. During this time he has demonstrated his executive ability. He is also the narrator for the Assemblies of God radio network broadcast, Revival- time. T7 ,f . ., M... .. -L..-. 'MT-I. 1 1 1, A V.: !4V,u . J lcyxkvtfgwp 1 11 H F ' 'Q' ' ' A, ' MTG ffl, ' , , 4 Q, f ' ' l 4 1 fm, , v 4, 1,,. st J fic 'Q' I x Xxx I ' A Q., 1 1 , I I f iv ' 2 ff f , I YN I skit if ' ' ,sf ' W J A f in 3 N! I7 1, Q Hz! I f , 2 246, , Z if s Q. U 0 Z 1 I E-PRE IDE T During his period of administration at CBI, Cordas Burnett has done much to promote the public rela- tions of the school. In addition to his other duties he is also the Executive Secretary of the National As- sociation of Evangelicals. I 8 1 I 1 I I 1 I I ADMINISTRATIO THEODORE KESSEL Dean The untiring efforts of Theodore Kessel to im- prove CBI for students and faculty are rewarded by the love and admiration of all who know him. His supervision of many organizations and events has proved his efficiency and ability. He recog- nizes and quickly yields to the moving of the Holy Spirit. . OTTIE GAUGH n Dean of Admissions As a member of the executive, curriculum, and discipline committees, Ottie Gaugh, is kept busy with many facets of school life. His quiet, at- tentive personality are in his favor when he deals with CBI problems. FRED LESSTEN Business Manager Fred Lessten's aptness in handling business mat ters is a valuable asset to Central Bible Institute. His firm, well-planned, and constructive finan- cial program has blessed our campus. As faculty adviser for the Student Advisory Council, he helps to promote student ideas for improving the fa- cilities of the college. The executive committee discusses school business in one of their regular meetings. Left to right are: Cordas Burnett, Fred Lessten, Bartlett Peterson, Theodore Kessel, Ottie Gaugh. EXEC TIVE CO MITTEE I t if gi :L QQ Ns. 315.5 F QC Lotti abilit make Porta She i and i deaf. Work T' l .J I 0,1 EX mx. K l Q . A ' W ,, 5 AX 20 ,K with in . -'V K LOTTIE RIEKEHOF Dean of VVomen Lottie Riekehof's sincere attitude and ability to understand student problems make her position one of utmost im- portance to the young ladies of CBI. She is the instructor in sign language and frequently holds services for the deaf. Her interest in the deaf and deaf workers is inspiring to her students. ROBERT CCOLEY Dean of Men Concluding his first year at CBI, Robert Cooley has been a real inspira- tion in classroom as Well as to the fel- lows in john WVelch Hall. Ancient His- tory, Bible Archaeology, and Histori- cal Bible Ceography are his courses of instruction. In these classes he displays his devotion to the Word of Cod. t Deans Riekehof and Cooley discuss the ,approaching Christmas season FCLTY M MARK BELL Music, Speech, Psychology Mark Bell's strong desire to inject Christian morals into his classes displays his concern for the youth of our nation. During his two years at CBI he has served as Senior Class Sponsor. ZENAS BICKET English, Bible Zenas Bicket, as faculty adviser for the school paper, The Centralitef' has sponsored many excellent im- provements in the paper. He teaches English Compo- sition, Iournalism, and Gospels. FRANK M. BOYD Bible, Theology The 'inimitable Wit of Frank Boyd, plus his vast knowl- edge of prophecy, make his classes most enjoyable. He is the author of several textbooks used in CBI class- rooms. ETHEL BROXVN Commerce iEthel Browns experience and advanced knowledge of .161 sublects gives her a definite advantage in teach- mg Shoffhilnd, typing, and other commercial subiects. She studies music in her spare time. ' 22 l. v I, it ,L , ,V i T I E als into of our served l paper, ,ent im- Compo- t knowl- joyable. BI class- ledge of 1 teach- zuhjects. V , E k,,,,a.-ww 7' fM...,,,,,,,,,.w Frank Boyd emphasizes a particular thought at a small gathering in the Faculty Lounge. . I I 23 5 FAC LTY RICHARD BROVVN Bible, Science Richard Brown has organized many student activities during his years of service at CBI, He instigated the Amateur Radio Club and has taught many hams how to operate properly. PHILLIP CROUCH Missions, Bible, Theology Having served several years as co-Worker with Lillian Trasher in the Assuit Orphanage in Egypt, Phillip Crouch is properly qualified to instruct others along the lines of missionary activities. ROBERT CUMMINCS Missions, Language, Bible That students might develop a desire to know God in His fullness is the supreme vision of Robert Cum- mings, former missionary to India. His anointed ex- hortations in chapel are deeply appreciated by the stu- dent body. DAVID DRAKE Bible, English, Speech Among the most interesting of classes at CBI is David Drakes session in American Literature, where manv and varied discussions find root. His comical quips also make him a special person to the CUP staff of which he is adviser. l 24 D ,ff 2 f , QP? 2 2 f QQ! fqwz . ,, .M is Maw K m kg 4 5 W X ,X v ! W hx Z WY - ,fr 1, K 'wwwwvewlklif X f V 07 , 7 ww . '12 WK' - - M ,f 7 5 f 5 4-.K lf' FACULTY CARL I. ERICKSON Bible, Social Studies Widely renowned for his studies in Anthropology and Sociology, Carl Erickson lends his valuable knowledge to his classes at CBI. His extensive tra fels abroad add interest and originality to his lectures. EVELYN HALL Language Realizing the pressing need for F rench-speaking mis- sionaries in many parts of the World, Evelyn Hall de- votedly prepares and teaches her night classes in French. Her parents are missionaries to Africa. ROBIN HELVVIG ' Music, Psychology Robin Helwigis theory classes are rich in practical ap- plications to would-be z11'1'311g61'S. Our school song was written by Mr. Helwig. DONALD HENDERSON Theology, Social Studies Displaying l1lSuT6Xl1Snl1lllHO1', Donald Henderson cap- ably instructs his classes in American History. As head of the Student Ministry Department, he is 'kept busy with the problems of the student pastors. ' 26 gy and vledge ad add ng mis- Jlall de- xsses in 1. tical ap- Jng was mm cap- As bead pt busy WW bbrbr W me fw Faculty members reserve special books for their classes. 27 A ULTY STANLEY HOBTON Bible, Theology, Language anle Horton acclaimed as one of the feat sCh0121fS St y 7 C 1 g, h of the Old Testament, has done exhaustive IGSCHTC in this field, especially in the book of Isaiah. DONALD F. IOHNS Bible, Religious Education, Philosophy ,Stressing logical thinking, Donald Johns brings to his classes the very best material in the line of psychology, logic, Gospels. BETTY KINGMAN ' Religious Education, English The task of Betty Kingman is to teach CBI students how to Write short stories. She is also instructor in visual education and other religious education subjects. BERNICE KGVACS Music Bernice Kovacs has scrved faithfully as organ teacher and director of the Kings Choraliers Choir for the past six years at CBI. Her pertect pitch enables her to produce fine music. 28 cholars :search 5 to his hology, fudents Ctor in lbjects. eacher me past her to FACULTY EVA H. LARSON Religious Education Eva Larson's interests lie in the making 0f.mOdfil Sunday Schools across the nation. Her ab1l1'C1CS 111 this field are extensive. Often her students take a Community census for local churches. JOHN LEVERETT Music Ending his first year at CBI, john Leverett is instructor in piano, counterpoint, and organ. His friendliness and courtesies encourage his students to work more ef- ficiently. CYRIL MCLELLAN Music An accomplished violinist, Cyril McLellan uses this ability to good advantage. He takes a vital interest in each of his choir members. BENJAMIN MERCADO Lan guage Benjamin Mercado's evening classes in Spanish help to train future missionaries for work in Latin-American countries. He does extensive translation work in ad- dition to teaching. 30 model ties in take a :truotor ess and ore ef- :es this erest in help to uerican in ad- 1491! if A ,, 5 ' 11 4 gf f ,M , fn! 6 , f 3 Arriving early for classes, these faculty incinlrors stop for 21 brief conversation 31 FA ULTY ' NICHOLAS NIKOLOFF ' Bible, Religious Education A native of Poland, Nicholas Nikoloff brings to his classes a vivid reality of European customs and ideas. His travels in the Holy Land enable him to convey to students the Oriental way of life. ELEANOR PARRY English Always wearing a smile, Eleanor Parry cheerfully greets early morning visitors to the library. She keeps this part of the school as Well as her classes in perfect order. NORMAN PEARSALL Religious Education Norman Pearsall considers art to be one of the highest of the creative abilities. His students catch on to the technique quickly and soon are producing beautiful chalk drawings. GLENN REED f Bible, Theology In his classes in Pastoral Theology, Glenn Reed brings out the essentials of good church leadership. He con- stantly encourages his students to let God use them as He will. MABEL THOMPSGN Music Hearing her voice students perform well at recitals after many hours of practice is the joy of Mrs. Carl ihompson. She has trained many workers who will take the message in song to millions. 32 st e H gs n.. H1 tals Iarl vViH. Part of the faculty stops outside Dr. Nikoloffs office for u word 33 Art Anderson TAFF Chef Marvin Burggraaf Second Cook Mary Cotton Clerk-Typist Business Office Eslean Cheatham Third Cook ' Cleall Erickson Bookstore Manager 34 Ida M. Hudson Matron Beatrice M001 e Purchasing Depai tment Milton Hudson Supervisor of Grounds Lorraine Mungei Secretary to the President and Veteran s. AdV1SO1 james Jacobs D11 ectoi of Physical Education Betty Shearer Cashier 35 y 1 Ann Sketoe TAFF Accountant Ernest Sundqtust Night VVatchman Mabel Vaughan Sewing Room Supervisor M1ld1'ed Sundqmst Student Center Supe1v1so1 Hope Wamer Public Relations Secretary 36 Clifford White Master Electrician Eva Wright Nurse James L. Whitford Baker Kay Zilcli Assistant to Dean of Admissions Mary Ann Xvilkerson- Secretary to , Vice-President WVarren F lattery Public Relations Representative 37 I E 4 , , , Y 1 -, Y ' :.:g:ne-:ggi-f'Q'?:'f f ,, A 3,-f ' . ',v'w ff f 'Tr' . . --' .1-. ' 1-inane-...-pai-Q.-.,,--.-.fa-,, 7.-,H L. , , ., , - , -,. ,,,R4,,,,1....,.i.,.:w...:...,,..,,,-.4-Q-1--4-.---we-'f-1 f'!N f' , . V ' I A ' RA ,.ar3,.., '-.,,. ' -Q.. , - Y 1 LL, H N A Zn' , fl ' l M +'fWW M ' W! f H J Q X ' f f f ,ff Is I ,K , A-wwvmfe-fw,W R .W f M, 4 w w ,Q fx., ,X5 ff f z 40X Q 457001, K? 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GRADUATE PETE ARONIS Springfield, Missouri Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Servicemen's Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Delta Epsilon Chi. LAWRENCE ROY DUVALL Coffeyville, Kan. Theology DAVID EIDE Anaconda, Montana Religion Student Missionary Band President, Student Advisory Council Representative, Western District Prayer Group Leader, Jews-Near East Prayer Group Leader, Outsta- tion, junior Class Vice-President, Graduate Class Presi- dent, King's Messengers Quartet, Singing Seminarians, Student Directory Layout Editor, Sports. DONALD L. GEORGE Springfield, Missouri Religion Student Advisory Council Representative, Vice-President Graduate Class. GERALD A. GRIFFIN Ottawa, Ontario, Can. Bible Overseas Prayer Group Leader, Tennis. EDDIE LO British Columbia, Canada Bible JOHN ou Europe Pray ROBERT f Student Adi Mission. DONALD Student Add Treasurer, Af omore V ice-P omore-Junior FRANCIS ' Far East Pra' Football, '56 XVALTER ' DAN 'ID XY TE 1, Missouri 5ervicemen's Epsilon Chi. 'ville, Kan. L, Montana 'nt Advisory rayer Group der, Outsta- Class Presi- Serninarians, l, Missouri ice-President rtario, Can. ia, Canada CLASS JOHN CLIFTON LOOPER Tulsa, Oklahoma Missions Europe Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Basketball. ROBERT ALDEN LOVE Greenbelt, Maryland Theology Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, Mission. DONALD E. PHILLIPS Springfield, Missouri Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Vice-President, Treasurer, Africa Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Soph- omore Vice-President, Choraliers Choir, Basketball, Soph- omore-junior Banquet Chairman. C FRANCIS C. THEE Chamois, Missouri Bible Far East Prayer Group Co-leader. Amateur Radio Club, Football, '56 CUP Literary Editor, Delta Epsilon Chi. WALTER TUCKER Pringle, South Dakota Bible DAVID WELLMAN Chicago, Illinois Bible GRADUATE DARWIN E. WENDLAND Balaton, Minn. Theology Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, Story Hour, Basketball, Student Ministry Prayer Group Leader. EVA WRIGHT London, England Missions Student Advisory Council Representative, India Prayer Group Co-leader, Outstation, Graduate Class Secretary- Treasurer, Amateur Radio Club, German Club Secretary, Centralite Reporter, Delta Epsilon Chi, Nurse. X , n Seniors of '57 at the Faculty Reception. 44 .ton, Minn. 0 Outstation, 'rayer Group n, England India Prayer rss Secretary- ub Secretary, xrse. wi ' 2 , 1 I if? . ! .. ,,n..4.. ,ff X 4 4 4- mxxn. Q . wfffm, 'f' RSA? 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0? 030 0,0 030 f C 0:0 030 0:0 0:0 0? 0:0 0:0 of 0.0 0:0 0'0 .SQ 0:0 0:0 0:0 0'0 so .0 ofo 0? 0:0 0z0 0 0 020 0:0 0 0 0? U20 0 0 3. 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They were the guests of a OPPo12zTon1 ll ow c C S ui-C5 -Ir- NI the Iunior Class at the social highlight of the year - the Iunior-Senior Banquet. Approxi- mately seventy-five seniors graduated at the 1958 Commencement exercises. , ........1m1-......,,..,.-.-mn-1,--.-...-..w.-.gy-.4-I - ' f - - ,, . SENIOR GRANT N. ALDRIDGE Dansville, New York Bible Servicemen's Prayer Group Leader, Servicernen's Prayer Group Secretary, Outstation, President of Married Cou- ples Fellowship. STANLEY ANEERS EN Ellenville, New York Bible Eastern Prayer Group Co-leader, India Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Sports, Centralite Reporter. IAMES A. BABER Brandon, Wisconsin Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, Band, Centralite Business Manager. KEN BALKEN Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Crusaders Quartet, ,58 CUP Layout Editor, King's Clio- raliers Clioir, Revivaltiine Choir, Revivaltime Ensemble, Sports. FRANK R. BASILE Sag Harbor, New York Bible Africa Prayer Group Co-leader, Outstation, Story Hour, Singing Selninarians, Street Meetings. VINCE E. BEEMER Covington, Virginia Bible Mission Squad CLf HOVVARQ EDWARI Outstation, JAMES r Outstation. CHESTE HERBEB Mission Sql MARVIN TOR New York men's Prayer flarried Cou- New York 'rayer Group n0I't61'. , Wisconsin s, Outstation, , Minnesota 7, King's Cho- me Ensemble, 7, New York rl, Story Hour, ton, Virginia CLASS HOWARD BEHLING Midland, Michigan Bible EDVVARD BIRDWELL Flint, Michigan Theology Outstation, Revivaltime Choir. IAMES BRADBERRY Hiawatha, Kansas Bible Outstation. , , CHESTER BREY Three Oaks, Michigan Bible HERBERT BROWN Springfie1d,Missouri E W, Missions Mission Squad. MARVIN E. BURCGRAAF New Sharon, Iowa Bible SENIOR ii 11 1 l l 1 1' l 1 JOHN O. BURNHAM Valdez, Alaska l l Missions Outstation, Sports. . y JAMES A. CAMPBELL, IR. Muskegon Heights, Michigan 1 y Bible H f Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, 1 1 Revivaltime Choir, Singing Seminarians. 4 1 l 1 CAIL CONRAD Oaklyn New ersey Relzgzous Education Outstation Revivaltnne Cho1r Senior Class Secretary RANDLE DECKER Detroit Michigan Missions Outstation Married Couples Fellowship VICE Presldent ILA MAE DEEN Bentonville Arkansas Religious Education Outstation Mission Squad HERBERT DENIENT Baton Rouge La Bible Student Advisory Council Representative Southern Pray er Group Leader Outstation ll1'1101' Class V1ce President Revivaltune Choir uflrtet Ensemble Soloist S1nff1n Semlnflruns EV'1I1g6l11I'6S uartet Rex 1X alfures Tri Kin s Ambassadors Trio 'md ufirtet Sports Klnvs Chorfiliers Choir L ....-1,--, 1 w ..-.,....-r :.1l-Y - - -... 7-51- 1 1osEPH Eastern Prz. Co-Leader Sports, Ka '56-'57. CEORCI1 Outstation, CEOFFP Student A1 seas Pray er 1St S1nU1n2 Orgamst WVestern E valtime Cl GARLAD IABIESI XX extern P l lr st Ln tmlvlc P1 tor l 2 1 l , I ' E 1 . 7 I ' .J .Y C ' 1 , 'OE 0 l I . ' 7 z 1 E ' ' . 'E 3 l1 f 1 1 1 1 1. 1 il . 1 l Q 1 V 1 1 'll 1, iii . 3 ' i ll 1Hy - - g- , , STANLE 11! I ' 2 l . 1 Nh C : 4 ,J ' N a ! 511 . . . , , , , H XV - . 1 1 ' tv gtg .1 TL llilf c 2 sl, c k 1: Q , 7 7: c 0, G T Sy si W1 .og . . , 1 bil. C 1 C Qc 7 9 O 1 L5 l. lil C '. 11 1 51 11 5 111i ,1 3 l 1 1 1 E 1 50 1 5. R lez Alaska an Herghts M1Ch1g3H Outstat1on Blew ersey Secretary M1Ch1g3H Lce-Presldent Arkansas Rouge La muthem Pray ice-Presldent loist, Slnging alalres Trxo ports, Kings CLASS JOSEPH R DE PASQUALE Ellzabetla N I Relzg ous Educatzon Eastern Prayer Group Leader Servlcemen s Prayer Group Co Leader Outstatlon NIISSIOD Squad Dactylolovy Club Sports Kampus Atlaletle Program Athletlc D1rector 56 57 GEORGEI DE TELLIS Boston Mass Bzble Outstatlon Amateur Radlo Club Band GEOFFREY H C DUNCOMBE Lancaslure England Bzble Student Advlsory Counc1l Representatrve Brltxsh Over seas Prayer Group Leader Revlvaltlme Cholr and Organ 1st Slnglnb Semlnarmns P1an1st Chapel P1an1st Chapel Orffamst 57 CUP Llterary Ed1tor 58 CUP Ed1tor valtlme Cholr V106 Presldent GARLAND EDNIONDS Hampton Vlrglnla Bzble JAMES EDVVARDS Lmcoln Nebr aska Bzble VVtsterr1 Prayer Croup Leader Smbmg Sennnaruns STANLEYI FAULKNER Pomona Cqllf Bzble l lr Last Prayer Group Co Leader Prevlyaltlme Cl101I' Ensemble S1I'l0'11'1 Semmluans P1CS1dCHt Iall Squad Ptstor il . . , . , . . J . 1 7 .' c c , . c ' , l , lf., c , c D , ' 9 C 7 , 9 -7 4 ' . , . c , ' 7 A I 7 ' . . , . . . , .. - - . - , - .H . . U . C .L . . , .C . 7 f, 5 7 C 7 3 Western Ensemble, Kmgs Ambassadors Quartet, RGV1- l 1 I s 3 , 'Q ll' .4 ' - . 7 , . . , 1 . f , ' ff' ' . 'L '. - , L7 c ' . 1. , ,' I . . T2 T13 4 ' xt 7 ' 'c l i , C ' ,3 ' .lf L, ' bl g N . l .L .' fl 7 r c if . N SENIOR DONALD, R. FILBECK Springfield, Mo. Bible Central Prayer Group Leader, Revivaltime Choir, Singing Seminarians, jail Squad, Sports, Outstation. ALICE FISCHBUCH Leader, Saskatchewan, Canada Bible German Club Secretary and Treasurer, Assistant Nurse. KINSEY FLAGSTAD Green Bay, Wisconsin Bible Student Advisory Council Vice-President and Representa- tive, Pastor, Senior Class Vice-President, Sports, Centralite Reporter, Freshman Finance Committee. GERARD 1. FLOKSTRA, JR. Bridgeport, Colm. Bible Outstation, ,56 CUP Salesman, '57 and '58 CUP Busi- ness Manager. LARRY GENCO N Bronx, New York Bible JAMES GEORGE Niagara Falls, New York Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Africa Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Senior Class President, WVest- ern Ensemble, Band, German Club, Sports, Baud Presi- dent, Assistant to Dean of Men. CLf WELDO Southern I Choir and mittee, Fr1 ROBERf Revivaltim Senior Pul DELQBE1 BETTY : Outstation Reporter. LYNDAI R. D. HJ Pastor, Soli R afield Mo ho1r Srngrng katchewan stant Nurse W1soons1n l Representa rts Centralite port, Conn 3 CUP Busi New York New York Africa Prayer s1dent West Band Presr CLASS WELDON H GOSNELL G1 eenv1lle Bzble Southern Prayer Group Co Leader Outstatron Chorahers Cho1r and V106 Pres1dent Sports unlor Pubhcrty Com mlttee Freshman Soclal Commlttee Bible Rev1valt1me Cholr Smgmg Semmarlans and Treasurer Semor Pubhcrty Dlrector Gennan Club DELBERT HALL Porterv1lle Cal1fOID1a Bzble BETTY S HANEY Los Angeles Callforma Bzble Outstatlon German Club Dactylology Club Centrahte Reporter LYNDALE HARBERSCN Waldron Ark Bible R D HARRIS England Arkansas Bzble Pastor Solorst Western Ensemble , , . A . - ' , s. C. V. 7 I . Q . -' . I , . 7 ,I . ,. . - Canada 7 ROBERT M. GREEN Moses Lake, Wash. ....,, ,.,...-e-f .wwf 1' sv- ' SENIOR BARBARA HAYNES Casper, Wyoming Religious Education Student Missionary Band Treasurer, Student Advisory Council Lady Vice-President and Representative, West- ern Prayer Group Co-Leader, Outstation, Sophomore Class Treasurer, A Cappella Choir, Chapel Pianist, Mission Squad, Sports, '58 CUP Secretary. LEONARD H ERRMANN Eddyvllle Neb Bzble North America Prayer Group Leader Outstation Singing Semlnarlans DONNA HOCH Willoughby Hills Ohio Bzble Bzlole Pastor Soloist Sports COLIN JACKSON South Africa Bible BARRY KEAN New Yolk New York Bible CLf STAN K1 ROBER' Kings Ch Band Crr DAVE I Africa Pr Choir Ex EDGAR RUTH 1 IOHN X Out trtion RAY HUNDLEY Cheyenne, Wyoming i Quartet, S POR Wyoming nt Advisory itive, West- Sophomore nist, Mission zille, Neb, ion, Singing Iills, Ohio Wyoming uth Africa Nlew York, CLASS STAN KEAN New York, New York Bible ROBERT KING Tampa, Florida Bible King's Choraliers Choir, '56-'57-'58 CUP Photographer, Band, Crusaders Quartet, Sports. DAVE KYLLONEN New Kensington, Pa. . Bible Africa Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Revivaltime Choir, Evangelaires Quartet, '55, '56 and '57 Couriers Quartet, Sports. EDGAR D. LAWRENCE Beloit, Wisconsin Bible RUTH LYON Springfield, Missouri A Religious Education ' IOHN VV. MC CULLOUGH Phoenix, Ariz. Bible Outstation. ,, .-....-... -.1-.1 .f......,..-,A..--.-E--. -Q..-...4..-ff-fs,-.-f...a.:,-v-w -' -'rf -- 1 r'vwv-'rr' I SENIOR JOEL MATHISEN Malverne, New York Bible Outstation. ESTHER M. MEIER Neptune, New Iersey Religious Education A Student Advisory Council Representative, Eastern Prayer Group Secretary, Outstation, Story Hour, Senior Class Treasurer, Dactylology Club. CLYDE MILLER Miami, Oklahoma Bible Student Advisory Council President, Sophomore Class President, Revivaltime Choir, King's Ambassadors, Re- vivaltime Quartet. f EDDIE E. MOSHER Mt. Vernon, Missouri Bible King's Choraliers Choir, '56 Couriers Quartet, Gospel- aires Trio, Student Directory Advertising Manager, Sports. ZEIBRANT NAESLUND Sweden Bible JAMES T. NEWMAN Nashville, Terinessee Bible Student Pastor. CLi VAUDR. NATHAf Student 1 Banquet G Student T4 CUP Edit' PHILLII BRENTC Student A Curator, I Class Vice Ensemble, Singing Se FRED V Outstation LELANI 'HDR New York Nl ew Iersey astern Prayer Senior Class , Oklahoma iomore Class assadors, Re- n, Missouri rtet, Cospel- nager, Sports. Sweden Tennessee CLASS VAUDRA NUNLEY Fort Smith, Arkansas Missions NATHANAEL P. OLSON Chicago, Illinois Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Sophomore Banquet Chairman, ,57 junior-Senior Banquet Chairman, Student Teacher, Chapel Pianist, Centralite Reporter, '57 CUP Editor, '56 CUP Literary Editor. PHILLIP W. OSBORNE Southington, Ohio Bible BRENTON L. OSCOOD Kunming, Yunnan, China Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Noon Prayer Curator, Revivaltime Prayer Group Co-Leader, junior Class Vice-President and President, Revivaltime Choir, Ensemble, Quartet, King's Ambassadors Trio and Quartet, Singing Seminarians, Sports. FRED PARKISON East Rochester, N. Y. Religious Education Outstation, Story Hour. LELAND PAULSON Sioux Falls, S. D. Bible -.....,...,.-.-,J.,wg-e---v--'vr 1 ' - ' 'W' - ' ' ' 1 1- f I -N. HF' 4 SENIOR JAMES F PAYNE Fort Srmth Arkansas Mzsswm Rev1v11t1me Cholr Evangelalres uartet EvangeI1st1c Tours WALLACE K PEARSON Denver Colorado Bzble Student MISSIOHTTY Band Pres1dent Rev1vaIt1rne Prayer Group Leflder OLltbt2It1OD Rev1vaIt1me Cholr and PIGSI dent MARVIN L PETTEY Fhnt M1Ch1gaD Bible CARL PRA IR Brooklyn New York Relzgzous Educatzon LEONARD RAUCH Sprmgfleld MISSOUTI Mzsszom' Outstat1on uartet ALLEN T ROSS Peor1a I1I1no1s Bzble I 7 1 C p o , I Q , ' ' I 9 .ffl c H. , . . 1 2 ' 7 - K ' 7 , . C . , 1 n . , L Outstation, Sports. er Group S . 7 I It 7 7 ' 7 L.. 3 3 I s Q U - ' c 2 K , . ' 7 T' - S. CL GEORGE STEVE II Student Ac Prayer Gro Outstat1on 1n1r1ans S BEVERL Student NI COUHCII Sec tary INIISSI Typrst Spo DAVID C Outstatron Sports EUNICE Brrtlsh Ox e Amateur R mn Sports ROBERT Student A X rce Pre ld POR Arkansas Evangelistic , Colorado lltime Prayer ir and Presi- , Michigan New York l, Missouri ria, Illinois CLASS GEORGE SAVICH Palm City, California Bible STEVE D. SCHUBERT Akron, Ohio Religious Education Student Advisory Council Representative, North Central Prayer Group Leader, Outstation Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Freshman Class Vice-President, Singing Sem- inarians, Student Directory Layout. BEVERLY SHOTT Gladewater, Texas Religious Education Student Missionary Band Secretary, Student Advisory Council Secretary and Representative, Servicemen's Pray- er Group Secretary, Outstation, Sophomore Class Secre- tary, Mission Squad, German Club, Student Directory Typist, Sports. DAVID SHOTWELL Tomahawk, Wisconsin Bible Outstation, Northern District Prayer Group Leader, Sports. EUNICE D. SINCLAIR Pietersburg, s. A. Bible British-Overseas Prayer Group Co-Leader, Outstation, Amateur Radio Club, Band, German Club, Record Librar- ian, Sports. ROBERT A. SITES Sullivan, Missouri Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, Vice-President of Married Couples Fellowship. f ' .,,...,..,....-,.........,..,-.--.,.............-, -,-.-.1 A w .- SENIOR LENNON STRONG North Hollywood, Calif. Bible North American Prayer Group Leader. MAE L. TIERNEY New Orleans, Louisiana Bible Story Hour, Dactylology Club. CARL WALKER Charleston Heights, S. C. Bible Europe Prayer Group Leader, Revivaltime Choir En- semble, Quartet, Kingis Choraliers Choir, King's Am- bassadors Trio and Quartet. TOM WALKER Menlo Park, California Bible Street Meeting Leader. NORMAN A. VVEBSTER Kapaa, Kauai, Haw. Missions Outstation, Band. GORDON M. WV ELK Coulee City, Vllashington Missions Outstation, Sports. NORMAL Student Ad GEORGE JAMES 111 Western Pr: Leader, Re ROBERT Southern P ship Presid DONAL1 IAMES 1 IOR wood, Calif. , Louisiana ights, S. C. e Choir En- King,s Am- California auai, Haw. Vashington CL SS NORMAN E. WENIG Audubon, Iowa A Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation. GEORGE WESTLAKE Detroit, Michigan Bible , I IAMES D. WILKINS Kearney, Nebraska Bible Western Prayer Group Leader, Revivaltime Prayer Group Leader, Revivaltime Choir, Singing Seminarians, Sports. ROBERT WILLIS A Emden, Illinois Religious Education Southern Prayer Group Leader, Married Couples Fellow- ship President, Student Ministry. DONALD WINTER St. Francis, Kansas Bible JAMES N. WI'I I' Springfield, Missouri Bible i K E . w , 5 W ' 1 AVR, 4 4 , , ',, QQ, f . , , E i , . ' N i I nc' W , 4 , W Y 2 1 - Him I 1 , 1 X . V ,. . 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I -- g-:S-'fini :Wi fav? 1441 r 9' yy Q54 .f.7'.A7J.7'.A7'.A77S!'J7.A'fx'!'.A'fJ7.f7J7'J?f.!7.Cf'.A'f.C'f .f7'.!7.A'fJ7'-Cf-f7J7 if-Z7'-f-7'.!IfJ!.7'.f.7'.AZ' 0 0 ' 0 0 o IU IDRS The Iunior Class met on Sunday mornings for a time of united prayer which helped to preserve class unity. Immediately before Christmas they held an enjoyable social. The junior-Senior Banquet was planned and spon- sored by the Juniors. 63 .am ------4-.--fs1----.-.....,.,,,.,.-, ,...,,..3-1-,ff-f.,:a-awnn-.wa-----e..hf..-.29-1.-'pm'-, ' ' 4 1 f I UNIOR DON ADAMSON Monticello, Wisconsin Religious Eclucation Student Advisory Council Representative, Northern Dis- trict Prayer Leader, Singing Serninarians, Centralite Editor, Campus Radio Station. RONALD C. ANDREWS Overland, Missouri Bible JIM F. ARC-UE Santa Monica, California Bible Pacific Coast Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Choral- iers Choir, Crusaders Quartet, Sports, Centralite Photog- rapher. ' RICHARD G. ARROVVOOD Des Moines, Iowa Bible Outstation. FLOYD A. BAILEY Stoutland, Missouri Bible DON E. BALDWIN Las Vegas, Nevada Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Couriers Quartet. CL MARJORU RUTH BA Outstation, I DANNY C Revivaltime 4 Quartet, Basl AN GELO ROLAND Central Dist: narians, Bam ROLLANII s IOR o, VVisconsin Northern Dis- ans, Centralite ind, Missouri sa, California Ltation, Choral- itralite Photog- Vloines, Iowa nd, Missouri fgas, Nevada tive, Couriers ASS MARIORIE S. BARBER Fostoria, Ohio Bible RUTH BAUDER New York, New York Religious Education Outstation, Dactylology Club. DANNY C. BETZER Springfield, Missouri Bible Revivaltime Choir, Choraliers Choir, Soloist, Melody Men Quartet, Basketball. ANGELO BOLEA Niagara Falls, New York Bible ROLAND L. BORDEN Kansas City, Missouri Bible Central District Prayer Croup Co-Leader, Singing Semi- narians, Band, Sports. ROLLAND BOWMAN Detroit, Michigan Bible l UNIOR KENNETH BROADUS Mobile, Alabama Bible Outstation, Singing Serninarians, Quartet, Football, Vice- President Married Couples Fellowship. HARRY BROTZMAN Scottsbluff, Nebraska Bible Deaf Prayer Group Co-Leader, Outstation, Soloist, King's Messengers Quartet, Singing Seminarians, German Club, Dactylology Club. JOHN B. BROWN Springfield, Missouri Missions TWILA IOY BROWN Erie, Pennsylvania Religious Education Noon Prayer Curator, Deaf Prayer Group Co-Leader, Outstation, A Cappella Choir, Chapel Pianist, Dactylology Club President. WESLEY V. BROWN Springfield, Missouri Bible P EVELYN R. BUTTS Dodge City, Kansas Religious Education Southcentral Prayer Group Co-Leader, Student Advisory Council Representative, Freshmen Class Treasurer. CLI ANITA HC Student Missii Group Co-Lf Student Dire' CONRAD l DONALD Student Mis visory Coun Central Pray Choir, Cliora BOB CRA Far East Pra CHUCK 'I Choraliers S tralite Busir FRED C. Outstation, POR ile, Alabama Football, Vice- iff, Nebraska . Soloist, King's German Club, eld, Missouri Pennsylvania up Co-Leader, st, Dactylology zld, Missouri City, Kansas ident Advisory Treasurer. CLASS ANITA HOPE CAMPBELL Denver, Colo. Bible Student Missionary Band Treasurer, North America Prayer Group Co-Leader, Outstation, junior Class Treasurer. Student Directory Typist, Centralite Reporter. CONRAD L. COOPER Lavvrenceburg, Indiana Bible DONALD RAY CORBIN St. Louis, Missouri Bible Student Missionary Band Vice-President, Student Ad- visory Council Representative, Noon Prayer Curator, Central Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Revivaltime Choir, Choraliers Choir, Basketball. BOB CRABTREE Kansas City, Missouri Bible Far East Prayer Group Leader, Band, Football. CHUCK T. CRABTREE Bangor, Maine Bible Clroraliers Summer Choir, Nlarimba Soloist, Band, Cen- tralite Business Manager, Centralitc Reporter. FRED C. DAUGHERTY Painesville, Oliio Bible Outstation. UNIOR JOYCE E. DENTON Springfield, Missouri Religious Education - Outstation, Revivaltime Choir, Choraliers Choir, Trio, Soloist, Melodettes Sextet, Freshmen Social Committee. SHIRLEY LYNN DOOLINC Tulsa, Olcla. Bible Outstation, A Cappella Choir, Centralite Reporter, Child- ren's Church. DAVID L. DOSS ' Chicago, Illinois Bible India Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Revivaltime Choir, Band, Sports. WILLARD DUGGER East Alton, Illinois Bible Servicemen's Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Iunior Class Vice-President, Mission, Sports, junior Social Com- mittee. IESSIE DUNCAN East Alton, Illinois Bible ANTHONY DYBA Chicago, Illinois Religious Education Student Advisory Council Representative, Servicemen's Prayer Group Go-Leader, Outstation, junior Class Presi- dent, jail Squad, German Club. PAUL IA Student A1 Prayer Gro Leader, S Choir, Trutl JANIE Fi Continental BOB F. F ALBERT THEODC WAN DA Student Ad' Jews Prayer Basketball, Committee. POR ld, Missouri : Choir, Trio, al Committee. Tulsa, Okla. aporter, Child- ago, Illinois , Revivaltime lton, Illinois station, Iunior rr Social Com- lton, Illinois ago, Illinois Servicemen's mr Class Presi- CLASS PAUL IAMES EMERY Dayton, Ohio Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Eastcentral Prayer Group Leader, Revivaltime Prayer Group Co- Leader, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Revivaltime Choir, Trumpet Trio, Band, Sports. IANIE FAULKNER Conrad, Montana Religious Education Continental Prayer Group Secretary, Outstation, Mission. BOB F. .FLOWERS Springfield, Missouri Bible ALBERT H. ,FOGLE Wichita, Kansas Bible rHEoDoRE L. FRAZIER Okla. City, Okla. Missions WANDA W. GRACE Chicago, Illinois Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Near East and Jews Prayer Group Secretary, Outstation, German Club, Basketball, Centralite Reporter, Sophomore Banquet Committee. ,.,T-WM l -Y.-v----v--.,-, . .,,,...---' A.-n me 1 ww f IU IOR DAWN M. HAMMOND Temperance, Mich. Religious Education Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, Band, Basketball' Girls' Gym Instructor. FAYE LOUISE HARRISON Denver, Colo. Missions Ghoraliers Choir, Centralite Reporter. DEAN HARLAN HARVEY Ozark, Missouri Bible FRED P. HENRY North Little Rock, Ark Bible Student Ministry, Tennis. DAVID HOWARD Mobile, Alabama Bible WALTER R. HUGHES Baltimore, Maryland Missions IEWELL Outstation. DANIEL CHARLE Student Ad dent Minisi ORVAL l Outstation. ZORA D Outstation, STEPHA rance, Mich. 'e, Outstation, ienver, Colo. rk, Missouri : Rock, Ark le, Alabama e, Maryland CLASS IEWELL CLIFFORD HUNT Joplin, MO. Bible Outstation. DANIEL JENSEN Mansfield, Ohio Bible CHARLES WILLIAM JONES O,Neill, Neb. . Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Outstation, Stu- dent Ministry Prayer Group Co-Leader. ORVAL F. KIDDY Artesia, New Mexico Bible Outstation. A ZORA D. KIDDY Artesia, New Mexico Bible Outstation, Married Couples Fellowship Secretary. STEPHANUS KLEYNHANS Riverside CP., South Africa Bible E UN IOR ROBERTA ANN KLINGER Aurora, Neb. Religious Education V Revivaltime Choir, Revivaltime Ensemble, Band, Re- vivaltime Ladies Trio. MARILYNN E. LARUSSO Rahway, N. Y. Bible Student Advisory Council Representative, Continental Prayer Group Secretary, Revivaltime Choir, Centralite Typist. G. CORWIN LOWE Knoxville, Iowa Bible LLOYD MARSH Lone Pine, California Religious Education Student Ministry. I DICK R. MC CAULEY Lewiston, Idaho Bible Outstation, Married Couples Fellowship President. RICHARD B. MC DANIEL Girdletree, Md. Bible Revivaltime Choir, German Club. CL. PEGGY 1 Iunior Cla Choir, Mel porter. ROBERT Central Dis men Repre: DUANE , Choraliers 4 JAMES Rf Outstation, HUNTLE GEORGIA Student Aclx Group Co-I Junior Glas Organist, C Basketball, C POR urora, Neb. 2, Band, Re- lway, N. Y. , Continental air, Centralite rville, Iowa 1, California ston, Idaho dent. letree, Md. CLASS PEGGY IOAN 'MOORE Tulsa, Oklahoma Religious Education junior Class Secretary, Revivaltime Choir, Choraliers Choir, Melodettes Sextette, Basketball, Centralite Re- porter. ROBERT V. MYERS Kansas City, Missouri Bible Central District Prayer Group Leader, Outstation, Fresh- men Representative, Singing Serninarians President. DUANE A. NICHOLSON VVO0dW?l1'd, Okla. Q Religious Education Choraliers Choir, Soloist, Couriers Quartet, Sports. IAMES RICHARD ODEM Elkland, Missouri Bible Outstation, Singing Seniinarians. I-IUNTLEY B. OKHOLM Bakersfield, Calif. Religious Education GEORGIA E. PAYNE Glendale, California Religious Education Student Advisory Council Secretary, Pacific Coast Prayer Group Co-Leader, Secretary, Outstation, Story Hour, Junior Class Representative, Revivaltime Choir Tour Organist, Choraliers Choir Organist, Chapel Organist, Basketball, Centralite Secretary, CUP Secretary, Mission. 73 V NWN, IWW A , , V, ,445 , ,,. : 1 .. -f....,.:..-qv-rs-n-4s.La-d-une,-.iff- .7 nz,-.. K.-.,.-1,'f 5'? N UN IOR A. ALLAN PERSON Westbury, New York Bible Outstation, String Ensemble, Band, Sports. V WALTER POMAR Taylor, Pennsylvania Bible Outstation. JAMES ERNEST RADFoRD Hampton, Ark. Bible HARRIET 1. ROBINSON Des Moines, Iowa Religious Education Story Hour, Revivaltime Choir, Ohoraliers Choir, Trio, Soloist, Melodettes Sextet, Choraliers Summer Choir, Cen- tralite Reporter. DAVID SCHREIBER Lakewood, New Iersey Bible DAVE SCHUMACHER St. Louis, Missouri Bible CL. DON SHi MARIAN Outstation, CUP Secret ROBERT Pacific Coa. Group Co-1 dent, Singir EDWARI E. ELOIS Africa Pray' HAROLD IOR New York znnsylvania ipton, Ark. mines, Iowa Choir, Trio, r Choir, Cen- Nlevv Iersey 5, Missouri CL SS DON SHADICK Dayton, Ohio Missions MARIAN RUTH SHEFFEB Joliet, Illinois Missions Outstation, Revivaltime Choir, Junior Social Committee, CUP Secretary, Record Librarian. ROBERT DALE SINNER Santa Clara, Calif. Bible Pacific Coast Prayer Group Leader, Continental Prayer Group Co-Leader, Outstation, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, Singing. Seminarians, Sports. EDWARD SMITH Kent, Washington Bible E. ELOISE SMITH Portsmouth, Virginia Missions Africa Prayer Group Co-Leader, Mission. HAROLD SMITH Little Rock, Arkansas Bible CL MICHAEI Mission. BILL WU Revivaltime Vice-Preside IIMMY VA Student Ad' Representati tographer. MARILYD WVestern Pm! PDR ennsylvania ity, Kansas :o, Canada Tennessee Washington th, Illinois , Outstation. CLASS MICHAEL H. WENNING Durban, Natal, S.A. Bible Mission. BILL WILLIAMS Chicago, Illinois Bible Revivaltime Choir, Choraliers Choir, Choraliers Choir Vice-President, Sports, Crusaders Quartet. JIMMY VANDER WILLIAMS Mobile, Ala. Religious Education Student Advisory Council Representative, Junior Class Representative, Choraliers Choir, Sports, Centralite Pho- tographer. MARILYN WISE Mitchell, South Dakota Religious Education VVestern Prayer Group Leader. 'QQQS-1' 'E ' ' - I I ', i I I u L 2 E 5 3 5 f I fl 'E 35 K 5 f 2 5 1 1, nfs 17? Y.,- --' l : -in l 5 5 Nl -.l...., M ' 'Pc GEEQ - ?S 'Eg xl ' cp Ml - zu- Ae. O J' ,,,5i ., f, -- I Yilw T Ja D O PPORTU N4 1155: 9 ' T ' ' 'EQ Q vi if SOPHD DRE The Sophornores presenteda Snowstar Festi- val in the Winter, plus conducting class pray- ers every Tuesday morning. Adviser Cyril McLellan assisted the class in choosing and executing their plans for a project. The class was active in all phases of school life. 79 W , f ff ff f 5 W ' f ff MN' -'Nw' ,f mf Zvi - JW? f X J 1 X f f 5 ' ff' Wfyf f , f f f f 1 5, W ,W QM! ff if f f fy NW f M W 4 www zff ,f ff f 15 'MSW fjw A Z W , w W KN 5 f f WIA , AWK ff K f W , X 7 5 f 41 Q f P X f f A f f f WQNAV2 ffwyw M X f W 2 v fxfgfzgaw fM !,yff7 W7 80 OPHOMORE NAOMI ATWOOD LEONARD BAILEY BILLY BAKER IANICE BARNES BILLY BARRON MARY BARTLETT MARIIANE BASSETT DEAN BEALER BILL BINCHAM BILLY BRANDT GEORGE BRITT IRMA BRITT BARBARA BROWN KENNETH BROWN SHARON BUNCER LEONARD BURKETT RUTH ELLEN BURTON EARL CARMEAN DUANE CARRIKER HENRY CARROLL CATHERINE CHAKERES BETTY CLARK BOBBY CLAYCOMB BEE COLLINS ORE I' I' PON IRES CLASS PAUL CONANT MARIAN CRAIG JOHN CRIGHTON FRED CROSSER LARUTH DAVIS WILLARD DAUGHERTY NEIL ENLOE BOB EVANS CORNELIUS FARCAS EUGENE FIDDLER HERSCHEL FINCHER JOHNNY GARRISON ART GHYS MARTHA GOBLE KEITH GODBEY TOM GOULDER SAUNDRA GRANT KATHY GREEN DAVID HALE HARVEY HANSEN TOM HARDY ROBERT HARRIS VERYL HAWKES CHARLES HAYES W , f Nw, ,,,, f sv .fax f . 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' I f gf 'f V 'f- X ,fg,:.f- Wkfx j J X Q, KM' -ppx-,Af5Q1WX,,f5 Xfsmgkj-yy Q5 ,I 4 .-Mw..,!7 !,:f'.- A-'Q'j cfsyfmfmfxyf 'fI,,?z 0 ' yr-pyyj' ,- -, f I If fm-9 A-f YM! , 'ff f TTU! ' 94 Q1 I Zzkil 1 il, ,jf ' ' I 'UP' , . W ' I liff. 'yi I X' ' ZW . AW 113: gawk M K - .I K X X . M4- V, , Sli, 2 f W ,, -fp' I I f ' LM I If 1 ' AAAA M I 2 V. A ,J is I X, I L' J if Cf , ' jf x, ' . I WWW ,fwfr J , , ,, A -A . , f , 11.1 fl' 1 ' E I I I ' I I , I I I l ' 84 ON EN D J SNOWY DAYS AT C.B.I l , ,,VW,n 85 lim., 0 13 f., .tiff l... ---V -4 Li g-..,, --iaasfz O' sis -EQ , 1 J L . . f - ,,l1N,5 , ' W7 oagfioi : ' - 1 A, f5f-r,efi?G.Qi?':ff- - -3354 Xxff li, 31 ' 37 5 i ,Li ,. Q 655139 O I 'PO RTU N 1 Tiggif c y K W ....-....-.. .. fu .. 3,3 ., 1- 3945 1 .f.7'.f.7'..A'!'.A!'.f773f'.f.7'.A7'.!.7'.f.7'.!.7J' fJ7A'!'.!7x'fCfA'fE!J7Z'f'.AfA'!A'fC!J7ffJSf'.f7A'f'.A!' Z msn I: The Freshman class was very active during the year as they sponsored a Traveling So- cialv and other activities. More than Con- que1'ors was Chosen as their class song and red and White were chosen for their class colors. Their project, the Student Directoryf' was excellently expedited. 87 D, .,..,.,,, ,,,, ,. 1,...,-:W..,..5,f-.y,.4.aa-Imam,-4---va....7.,-.Z.-S.-,a-R1 'J ' fvwf z ew iff! V X cj X pwfv 0 ,M ,lf V? KW y?RQ vi WW f ffg V f a , f f W 2 I f I I , , , . . 4 ff 1. gf? f, ' 714 , WW QIJW I Z Aqw IP' .Vs ww A Aw f ., v WNW , cfkfgwz -f,,,,.pfgR 1 R:,-,AJ AXf1R, ,, KVM!-W, . , www M wfrxw . 1: fa.,w.ff N W RQ N if I 88 FRESHMAN ALLAN ANDERSON JULIE ANDERSON DON ARCUE ERVIN ASIATICO SHIRLEY BACLEY BETTY BAITY EDDIE BARHAM HARRY BATES CAROL BELROSE BARBARA BLAKE JOY BLAKKOLB JACK BLESSINC DOROTHY BOOKWALTER DAVID BOULTER' DAVID BRAWN JOHN BRISCOE MARY BROOKS DON BUSSE CURTIS BUTLER JEANNE CAIRNS BETTY CARGIN TOMMY CARPENTER DOUGLAS CARROLL HILDA CLEMENTS JACKIE COLEMAN HOWARD COLLVER NANCY COOK BERNARD COOPER A AN NI IALTER ER LL S I IR R ASS RAPHAEL COPPOLA NAZERA COURY IAN CROUCH ELLEN CUMMINGS A AGNES DANIEL CHARLES DEAN DON DENNIS CAROLE DERMER RUTH DIRKS CHESTER DIXON JAMES DUNCAN IERRY DURAN KAREN EASTON PAUL EIDSON ' FAYE EKBERG SHIRLEE ELSTON ROBERT EMERY IRMA ERICKSON JAMES ERICKSON DAVID ERNST JOAN EVENSEN PAT FANCHER RONALD FARQUHAR FRED FLETCHER MYRON FORD DON FRANKLIN AUDREY FUNK MAVIS GESKE fir- A 1 NI' V J, , t, L A f ,.,,.,....., ,.,.....,.....,,....,..,,,......: ....,E..... ,, ....., -, 'uf FRE SHMAN WILLIAM CHYS JAMES CRAMS CENEVIEVE CRAVES DORIS GREEN RUBY GREEN SHARON CREVE ROBERTA CRIMES FRANCES CULLET GARWIN HAGGARD ARLIN HALL JUNE HALLETT ESTHER HANSEN SHIRLEY HARMON JOYCE HARRIS RUTH HARTWICK TED HEITZMAN NORMAN HENDERSON JOHN HERRING ALICE HICBEE DAN HIGBEE RONALD HOFER MALVIN HOLDEN RONALD HOOD GEORGE HORSTMAN MARTHA JACKSON IUDITH JENKINS PAUL IOKISCH ALICE JONES CLE LADOP CEOR DI VE JO VIAN CLASS ES J SON KN MARY ANN JONES LUCY KARGES GARY KEAN JUANITA KELLY HELEN KENNEDY VIRGINIA KISER SHIRLEY KISSER BETTY KNAPP EARL KNIZLEY LADONNA LAMBERTSON LELAND LEBSAGK SYLVIE LEIGH DALE LEWIS ROBERT LIVELY GEORGE MG CANDLISH DEAN MC CORMICK EDDIE MC FEE SETH MC GHGHY VERNON MC NALLY PAT MALANDRO EUGENE MALONE DAN MARIANO DAVID MASON DAN MERCALDO RUDOLPH MERZ YVONNE MILL CLARA MILLS JOAN MISERENDINO QW , ii M XLL. K 'i :IW f , H I 4 A ref A.. 5 ,W My . 3, f I ffLL f Q. I, X Z 7 X 0 W X 1 Z! WZW X jf 4 f 6' f 44 , wg X , ff , YZMM f K w f f 57' f L I , I f 1 X I., W ,X 2257 - f x - Y 7 I ., . I , X fx , Y W X ff 5 f 01 1, ., ' ,LAW ,Nm f- Q X .mi M.. mmf AL 1 I7 1 me T 'X '- QEM 4...-49' J am, X AA I , Qs 2? 1. Q I- .- - 0 ' ,LJ X A A 'fa gf, Q , f 1 Y, ' Ima, A . ,A if' X , f I :gg g.,- 1' 35 . . ,V-4 2 X x , A RXQQ W' f gf' f I A 4 ,. ' S r' mx ' 1 , , Y-47 me 1 , ,fy CL, ' A A Q -. .- X. ' I I5 : ,Sf iid:-lag . V ' 4511.51 -Z - 755' ' V.: fT?f?Y1 ' A-xx , - 353, SQ iffy gy, .R K x Qg3..wX.kj3 .5 1, , A -A Q A 1 gm? Z. qmgw, Y,-Y - 51 N .- .gdb ,wg V . A 1, fx X ,QMQg' .Y 'J' ww-ii: 2 S . Y , A ew, if A rfi' j X 'Z f X 41 f A I 'kff w' 'W QA f- XZ 12, 'YA' I If I I X , Hoa' f f f my WM f:,mJV I 41171 ,,, - f L, .W f f 4, X 7 ' wwf f Y Y , A? My f 1 ,f 3 5 ,j 4, f QW. UF 5 4- if 4 ' W f I' gy 2 9' 6' 25 v EW E ,, N, . fgyfsixgfg ,xwgw X. ,Q -, .,..,fm f' f ,,5,,x,f.-f 4,5 g Swfypg., rlgyi 1.f!,S,Qe Evra 5 -N V ,hunk i'ffiH'R'W, Jr 4- as 1 Www KW' if Jr Sw, .Qf,.,,,Xf, Q .fm ,Z fix. 4 W5 Riff. fi- gf , s my Q fgws 4, . . f ,, s I ,M 1 X S 1 f X f f f lv .V ni X f y 4 ff X, f , f f V-ff! f f,y ff az ff X X ff ff S If Qi , wg,f,i-Ag I X5 4 I fijf ef ' L '4.wjg,1-Q1-Q ' N 2 - .', ,ffm f' -' W rv- wf,,,f' - :inf f f yy , fp mg f W ww- SW WI W , ,f-ff. a ,f ' wr in f - f, ,fr af FRESHMAN CLAS DANIEL MITCHELL PAUL MURRAY WESLEY NEIDERMEIER JOHN NELSON SHARON NEUKOM CERRY OSTERMAN DORIS PALMER ROBERT PARTIN IOHN PATRICH EVAN PAUL NADINE PAULK CHARLOTTE PAYNE FLORENCE PEDERSON HANS PEDERSON ESTHER PONTRELLO ROGER POPPEN URBAN PRESCOTT RUSSELL QUACKENBUSH ,EDWARD REECE ROBERT REIDER BETTY RICHARDSON IOHN RUSSELL DONNA SALSBERRY CHARLES SANDERS WILLIAM SANDERS JERRY SANDIDCE JOHN SANDIFER DOUGLAS SCOTT MS V I Iv EVANCI C R CEO BA HAROLD 'I FRA1' ELI ELI I RIC SALI HE M FRI AAN CLASS EIER E SON LO NBUSH JN Y S .S LARRY SCOTT MARY SHOTWELL VIRGINIA SISCOE BARBARA SIWEK JUNE SMITH MELVIN SNYDER EVANCELINE SPENCER CHARLES SPONG IAMES STRIERY JERRY STROUP RONALD STUBBS GEORGIA SUMMERS DIANE TAKASH . BARBARA TAYLOR PAT TERHUNE HAROLD THROCKMARTIN FRANCIS THWEATT ELDORA TIMBERS ELLIS TOWNSEND LARRY TURNER DAVE ULSETH RICHARD USSERY SALLY WAGGONER HENRY WALLACE DON WARNER MERLYN VVATTS JAMES WELLS FREDA VVENNING ,NX ,.....p4' A A as-A : ,A-'x SA N ' I fi X , 1' xiii! u A A ALSI f Q R :Ma A L M X -,ik X I1 nv: . . , K ' A N Q 4 Y 3 re f 1 ' A -Q ...al 1 ' 13 XAAC . if - A A E,c+fLte'LiQ.-.MA f,y:es?if3Zw 93 Q 1 i l A I 9 L FRE HME RICHARD WILES CARMINE WILSON PAUL WISLOCKY DAVE YTTEROCK GORDON ZERCHER MOREEN ZIELKE 5 1 w 4 1. '1 I 1 Y 4 w N x 1 1 x Freshman students get acquainted at the Freshman Reception held H during the first week of school. i 1 1 B I z f 94 XXSXXXAAAAXXXXX 1' W . I F Al if , f . A 5 . - f 1 vi 5 1 ' 4 ' 9 i 3 Q 1 3 9 E .Z ' n G Y - i I 1 i - i . f 1 ' 3 i W 1 2 , Directory Staff, left to right, Jerry Stroup, Seth vMcGhghy, Carmine Wilson, Joyce Harris. Standing, Paul Murray, Ron F arquhar. -X . tudent Director In I R As in the years past, the project of the Freshman Class was the com- 58 pilation and production of the Stu- 95149 dent Directory. The Class of '61 l -Ii I distinguished themselves with a beautiful and impressive booklet. 95 'P-I--I-9-nnlrf' , , . fe . A. N ,r . , f - - ,- - -. 1.-, , ,-rn. - - . A Y JA - - ,- ,,3,,-,. .,-4.5.-Q--qw-gr---1-we-ffvfvf.--wage , C Q - s 1 , I '-:....,Y,, ,,.,,,,. - , --.,,.,-N First row: Marie Alexovich, Judy DeVito, Karen Frazier, Esther Campanello, Charlotte Alexander, Ruth Elston, Betty Si Adams, Ruth Briggs, Earline Bowen, Laverne Barth. Second row: Don Holt, Henry Bontrager, Kenneth Korol, Bob Bicknell, Perera Israel Dave Edwards, John Fielder, Gilbert Grapes. Not pictured are Carl Mead, Ernest Nusbauin, Edward Sturtz, Don Twyman, Pictufgd are Chester Van Blaricum, Mary Alice Wunderlin. ' MID-YEAR 96 ,.,-,----vgoupnzv qv any up' f vm, , .,,. 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NT S E o r 1 I ! i 97 f f ff, If fg ,ZZ ff 4 .0 JA' W Qu! M W if Q , f ,MW V M 4? uw . 0 f J, J' ' If ,M I! f' Y X f w -- Q.-if W JK -',:S vik wp? V . Q4 .5 3, ,,.3gfM. fxixw - X wwf fggwf wk a maj X f 'x IM , 'Ng f mW.'.,,w.-X Mf ,Ji fam DE UTIONS .:+....a- f -...E V .-QL , , .-,.. I-' 'Y as .. in ,Q '-' if w Aw: 5 ' f 2 119355 Wil. .P 513 ' 4-. . 'Fight' ' 'JNL 3. , s a-. V lQ,:.v. ai af. .... .11 Ni' X , F . '96E'. fy, ., 1.1.- 4-.I ' 'K .xii VL- ' H ff :gin .J .Uk Viiilf ,. P ,4 ,. Hy' fir... I-LY E ' ,rf I . Q, 'H R 'A uisjg, .. f.. 'SL V . '.y Y I . wifi! all--'figs' x ,- a 'lx ly! ,,,g,J. 4.1 ,. ,. :ff QL. Wm H Rtl' 1. 5' ,, . 1 tl, . u' --9 .115 'I -. q.. .kg 3. .4 .Du .114 . 45 .53 .,, , - . .- .1 - . f Awww -W, Ani.,-4.n.A.4u-.a.-, .. ,g -, ,KL ,,,,4..a..1- ...-in-L-L13 . Rev. Ralph Riggs, General Superintendent of the As- A.A.B.C. President Witmer addresses the student body semblies of Cod, addresses the student body. with a powerful message on truth. HAPL Probably the most important part of training at CBI was the privilege to sit in the daily chapel services and experience the movings of Cod. Here, as students waited in His presence, many received the calls of pioneer churches and mis- sion fields. Here challenging sermons stimulated minds to greater avenues of Christian labor. Here missionaries and pastors came from all over the world to inspire lives and to report the Works of the Father among peoples of all nations. Here young Christian Workers learned to revere and appreciate the graciousness of the Lord. IOO President Peterson receives a special birthday card from the faculty, staff, and students. D-CAP Leac the entire scl in Cod for f Pastor Bond Michigan spe on the secret Christian. Singer Charli presented a I jective of re America with ,iiupprg ihiiibiigg !P1'vg1sbvrit fl'?iCl'gsUH TY . Q, Y5 la S xx , 5 I Iniw , A ,A+ N, 5? 4- ff fs...-Y:---,VM-,, - , '- .f,-.,.T.:,, --Q.. , 4-V--L .4-...'..:,f : 1 'Wm-' V A X f V fp 4 WJ, M QQ 4 .. W I ff 1 Q A bf. UQ 173 7 96 ff! ,f f 1 ,M Q f W ,V ,fxf .Wag ' 5 ff, ff, 1 I , f ff, .:: 1, Q57 ..... WZ ' , V - x f -we 4: ,Z j- I 1 1 ,a5,1g.,, f -'fav' ., 1 3 4 1 N Ri r x f f 4 W I f f 5 M YW 2 -JM' 2 1 W X M tudents go on A week of special services in the month of December brought about soiritual refresh- ing to the student body. The soeaker was Rev. T. A. Gannon from Des Moines, Iowa. He began the revival by soeaking on Discouragement,' and ended with the sub- ject Mercy Before judgment in the Friday night SMB service. Ong Servlce Rev. T. A. Cannon delivered two sermons every day during the fall revival. 103 n , l l Continental Prayer Group Officers First row: Leonard Herrmann, Bob Green, Bob Olberg, Veryl Hawkes, JoAnne McKenzie. Second row: Ruth Ellen Burton, Nadine Paulk, Elaine Kresack, Joyce WVoodcock, Jim Wilkins. T hird row: Dave Kyllonen, Roberta Klinger, Virginia Lacey, Wanda Grace, Nina Stropas. Fourth row: Herb Hull, Harry Brotzman, Dave Hale, Joan Jackson, Marian Craig, Shirley Martin. Fifth row: Dave Eide, Dave Doss, Allan Person, Paul Tinlin, Carl Walker. PRAYER CLASS PRAYERS Each class has special problems whichmust be ironed out. At various times on various days the classes meet for prayer. Choruses are sung and a brief de- votional is given. Class unity, plus bearing one anotheris burdens, is stressed. Communion is some- times observed during these periods of prayer. HALL PRAYERS At exactly I0 oiclock on Tuesday evenings the stu- dents meet in their respective dorms for hall prayers. Each dorm is divided into hall sections. From each hall a leader is selected. Personal needs and home problems are prayed over here. These prayers are one of the main factors in forming a close bond of Christian fellowship among the dorm students. CONTINENTAL PRAYERS A I have seen the heathen in their darkness, I have heard their cry of grim despairf' are the opening words of the song composed by the great missionary, Oren Munger. The continental prayer groups have 4 seen the needs of the heathen in far away lands and meet regularly to pray for them. These prayer groups are conducted on Wednesday evening at 6:15. DISTRICT PRAYERS There are many needs in the student's home church for which he feels he must pray. These needs are presented to the entire group for united prayer. Each section of the country plus a British and Overseas group has a special room in which to meet for inter- cession on behalf of these requests. Many churches have been helped because of these united efforts. STUDENT MINISTRY PRAYERS Of all the prayers at CBI, Student Ministry Prayers are among the most important. Each outstation member feels the heavy burden of the souls in his place of ministry. These student ministry posts pro- vide a means of contact with the needs of people and communities throughout the Ozarks. , WW,,,,, Officers Co-Leaf Secretai llen Burton, er, Virginia rian Craig, y lands and .ese prayer ring at 6:15. mme church e needs are rayer. Each d Overseas at for inter- Ly churches i efforts. RS try Prayers outstation souls in his f posts pro- people and W'7W7'7'f'?' !673fWW'f1fW WV ff' , f Deaf Africa Officers: Leader, David Kyllo- neng Co-Leader, Eloise Smith, Secretary, Leola Smith. Spring Semester Co-Leader, Roberta Klingerg S e c r e t a r y, Nadine Paulk. O TIN ENT AL PRAYER Officers: Leader, Herb Hnullg Co-Leader, Harry Brotzmang ' Secretary, Virginia Lacey. lO5 ' Europe Officers: Leader, Carl Walkerg Co-Leader, Paul Tinlin. CO TIN ENTAL PRAYER Far East - Officers: Leader, Bob Olbergg Co-Leader, Ted Frazierg Secre- tary, Veryl Hawks. Spring semester Co-Leader, Bob Green. ,3 106 .-..,.w..-......,-..,.,.fi.-.a.-,wx -- :.,.-.1- .-. ,.f,.. Q -'f Y Z Z 2 ? ? Iev Officer Co-Lea retary, zlkerg India Officers: Leader, David Dossg Co-Leader, Marilyn Wiseg Sec- retary, Shirley Martin. Spring Semester Leader, Al Persong Co- Leader, Marian Craig. O TINENTAL PRAYER 1 Jews and Near East Officers: Leader, David Eideg Co Leader Nina Stro as' Sec- ' C 9 C , P 1 retary, Wanda Grace. 7 ,., .,..-. .....-.. . -. ...,.. .-.L -- . Y- ,V,, Y...-...,.-..... ..., ....,,.,...V- ......-..,-,..fi,.,,,, ,A .., Latin America Officers: Leader David Haleg Co-Leader, Bob Sinnerg 'Secre- tary, Ioan Jackson. CONTINENTAL PRAYER North America Officers: Leader, Leonard Herr- manng Co-Leader, Ruth Ellen Burtong S e c r e t a r y, Elaine Kresack. 5 108 Officers : gerg Co Secretary l Haleg Secre- Revivaltime Prayer Group Officers: Leader, james Wil- kinsg Co-Leader, Brenton Os- goodg Secretary, Becky Heinold. CO TINENTAL PRAYER X. ..r. W W., to f, ,-A 2 O new W5 ,,v,frw1lw4 X' Servicemen Officers: Leader, Willard Dug- ' gerg Co-Leader, Tony Dybag Secretary, JoAnne McKenzie. DI TRICT PRAYER Pacific Coast Officers: Leader, Iim Argue, Co-Leader, Geor- gia Payne, Secretary, Karla Vaughn. Spring Semester Secretary, Shirley Molvar. Arriving early for Pacific Coast -Pravers are Roberta Grimes, June Smith, Gene Fiddler, and Jim Argue. A Eastern Officers: Leader, Ioe DePasquale, Co-Leader, Stan Andersen, Secretary, Ruth Pontrello. Joe DePasquale opens the Eastern Prayers ses- sion with a word of prayer. Central Officers: Leader, Bob Mvers, Co-Leader, Ro- land Borden, Secretary, Don Filheck. Spring Semester Leader, Roland Borden, Co-Leader, Oon Filbeck, Secretary, Merwin Noyes. At Rolley Borden's invitation Don Corbin adds a spark of testimony to Central District Prayers. YERS eor- ring are and ader, ses- , Ro- pring lader, adds ayers. IDI TRICT PRAYER n South Central Offieers: Leader, Howard Thompsong Co- Leader, Evelyn Buttsg Secretary, Vyrl Pember. Spring Co-Leader, Vryl Pemberg Secretary, Shirley Dooling. Vryl Pember leads in a peppy chorus during South Central Prayers. North Central Officers: Leader, Fred Crosserg Co-Leader, Wayne Kraissg Secretary, Barbara Brown. Spring Semester Co-Leader, Barbara Browng Secretary, Mary Lou Welty. Lucy Karges and Barbara Brown lend atrnos- phere to North Central Prayers with their vocal duet. ' Western Officersf Leader, Jim Edwardsg Co-Leader, BarbaraiHaynesg Secretary, Verna Kisser. The needs of the Western District are brought ' to thegroup by Jim Edwards. lll 'e r 2- V zl?-'lT ' !4:.: 'V5 SY' me K ., -4- w. ,x 'x 4 B ,, . ,, Lg., -5- H Q N x . ,,. A. 1 .4 X 11 Eg N' a -4 xggx ffr- a..r f his . -4' . K-1. - af S ' L ' L D rl W-Qfufn. A Q DI TRICT PRAYER Southern Officers: Leader, Herb DeMent5 Co-Leader, Iohnny Garrison, Secretary, Barbara McDonald. Intercession is being made by the faithful Southerners. British 81 Overseas Officers: Leader, John Crichton, Co-Leader, Eunice Sinclair, S e c r e t a r y, Betty Moulton. Spring Semester Leader, Paul Tinlin. British 'and Overseas Prayer Group closes with united prayer. Northern Officers: Leader, Dan Ninowskig Co-Leader, Connie Peck, Secretary, Martha Goble. Spring Semester Co-Leader, Tom Goulderg Secretary, Martha Turk. Before leaving, Darwin Wendland signs the Northern Prayer Group register. H2 First mu Johnny C Naomi A Shirley l we if QW!! f W WWQ QW Wfw 'SQ' j ,sw A- ZQr6'S9Q7,, :Xe Mfsqi-X f W I f fr-sv Nf , ,sg 2.w 3?' is my nge 5 W 1 ..,,r X at mf ,ref W Af ,V M. S Wm, YER eader, ullald. ithful ader, xlton. with ader, Jring tary, the l East Central Secretary, Sharon Bunger. East Centralites Joyce Woodcock, Paul Conant and Bud Emry leave the room with the assurance of answered prayer. District Prayer Group Officers First row: Betty Clark, Sharon Bunger, Joe DePasquale, Stan Andersen, Ruth Pontrello. Second row: Herb DeMent, Iohnny Garrison, Barbara McDonald, Martha Turk, Torn Goulder. Third row: Jim Edwards, Georgia Payne, Verna Kisser, Naomi Atwood, Martha Goble, Mary Lou Welty. Fourth 1'ow:F red Crosser, Barbara Brown, Barbara Haynes, Karla Vaughn, Shirley Dooling, Fifth row: Don Filbeck, Howard Thompson, Paul Tinlin, Betty Moulton. ,s, s or I I 4 as - ll3 N' Officers: Leader, Paul Emery, Co-Leader, Betty Clark, f.-.W -q.---F.. -..- .. ... ..-.v..f-f-f-e-5-:.f1e--H51-.,,--,-. s-..-.a..-fw...-ag..:..a-..nf-vv:....-....,.e,v.,..-: 11? Twila Brown, Fall Semester Lady Curator CC PRAYER Harry Brotzman, Spring Semester Gentleman Curator Jerry Spain, Fall Semester Gentleman Curator Noon Prayers are primarily dedicated to presenting missionary needs to the student body. They are con- ducted by curators who are officers of the Student Missionary Band. Many pastors in far away lands send their needs for finances, clothes, buildings, etc., to the curators so that they might be put before the student body. Quite often letters are received telling of answered prayer and confirming the faith of the students. Karla Vaughn, Spring Semester Lady Curator 4 A . -- ,Tix ' . ' wr ' ' Zh A ' ' f 1 'h -mp. w - ' - 4 -'--'-- f -N -- --+:..,,-11,551.1 ug 1 ' W' -,g343g,,,ff - Aff-.3--1--f-------, A -if -Y-.., W ,.,..A, ?A-MY' ,-, ,H W ,if is I l ? K? 3 7 .ip 1-.Tv HALL PRAYER A short devotional is presented by Tom Goulder on One West. l Paul Wislocky leads in choruses on Welch's Third East. 116 ' Af 4 Zigi ,- , , fl U The Soph prayer for J 'esented by est. W, ff. , f Wig 5 rf, ,, ,W ' ,ff X, X f jj. ,W I M Mn f, f' ,uf 'QAM w - Leader Darwin Wendland closes the Student Ministry Prayers with a word of exhortation. if STUDE T MINISTRY N.. N' E is 5 K Sims - -P rg- :5 f f 6 5 I .- 51 -: ,F x 5 9 3 F ' ,H 'l T ' 5 I If it - X E F f .mln - ' X '-5 5 5 F N Q f N ' ' ' I S--...ef Qs -5 - L . S .X F Lg Fe X : -'F 5 N f Q :Q 4 5 5' l . 'm,n1Nl ' E x s ' 5,7 1 'F 5 ,,n I 5 L 5 5 5 , - ,,- 1- - 5 g.f-,. : f' 35 ' Jr' Z - Z.-S ,ZA - J! JT' fir' 1.,a' X 5 F 55 E if Q' . Xb E Q 1 S-lg 2 Z S 'Q l M y E 4 7 -A if E : ,Q , f 5 tg Ee V . XQQRYX fx 'i 5!gQ'Wfx,mmXNRxmY 52? EQ 2 , .M ggi 55, ' ' -fi --N V: ' 1 'ff' giilif- Z ' ' The Sophoinores engage in earnest prayer for the coming day, 117 il:-u 1' 4242! X, 7 I f ..1,..., .,,.,:..:...a...-L:..i..L:.gT:,g7 06-T ..,.:.',.A.:L-'-,fL...i.,.,1':ug::l,'Q- ,K I -.. .... 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TUDE T MISSIO ARY B Having realized the urgent need of an organization to represent the pressing needs of the mission fields, the school long ago organized the Student Mission- ary Band. This organization sponsored all the prayer groups and presented a Friday night chapel service each week. President Wallace Pearson ably led the student group into a greater missionary emphasis, with the aid of Vice-President Don Corbin. Secretary Beverly Shott and Treasurer Anita Campbell Worked many hours on the business transactions which in- cluded buying uportable missionariesv for the Far East, finishing a church for a home missionary, and helping to send two missionaries abroad. JNlRev.C.M.W ' V ' dress for the Sl 4 V Rev. Phil Hogan introduces a student from Ghana, Africa. Z 5. sf . x ' ,ff , V ff 1,711 , X, . 'I SMB President, Wallace Pearson, Welcomes the incoming ' V' V students to the traditional lawn service, which opened the SMB activities for the year. , Secretary. I I 1 Bev. C. M. Ward delivers the opening ad- ' ' dress for the SMB. A . Secretary ell Worked which in- or the Far ionary, and A highlight of the lawn service was the King's Am bassadors Quartet. 121 Students observe the colors carried by Doug Scott and Curt Butler, prior to the sermon by Chaplain Waugh of Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Rev. Hardy Steinberg, former Dean ot Men, enlivens the Friday night service with his message. f , ' r- - M- e- , . - V 1 .s , 4 W az? 'Q ff , . 71.1 gy, 4, Q ,.4z,f.-, N 4 , ,C .. Arr! Joa anc During African was Worn by R1 jorie Barber, Il Ron F arquhar, Don Warner, 4 Marilyn Kepha 1 an , t service with Among those present at the Prayer Group Leaders' Banquet were, going clockwise Betty Moulton Shirley Martin Ioan Iackson, Leonard Herrmann, Mary Lou Welty, Joyce Woodcock, Virginia Lacey Marian Craig Allan Person and Eunice Sinclair. During African Emphasis Week native dress was Worn by Ruby Green, Eloise Smith, Mar- jorie Barber, Leola Smith, Stan Andersen, Ron Farquhar, Jim Grams, Vern .McNally, Don Warner, and seated are Elva Unruh, Marilyn Kephart, and Eunice Sinclair. B Rev. Howard Osgood was ,the speaker for Far East Emphasis on Friday night. THE CUP In the golden days of September the CUP wheels began to grind as nine normal people disappeared from their rooms the library the snack shop and wherever industrious people of the campus congregate. They did not really vanish but now they were spending most of their free time in the CUP office in the base- ment of Bowie Hall. Newly remodeled with pastel partitions desks chairs tables type- Writers files and the like the CUP office became the center of feverish endeavor. Our editor, having planned to spend a peaceful year at school, suddenly found himself in a rush of deadlines and CUP business. To those of us who are subordinate to him, he proved himself and won our good favor. We have taken pride in producing the account of CBI' life throughout these pages. We hope you enjoy the CUP as much as we do. .- nursing Q , ,x.. . . : 7 7 . 7 . 7 7 7 2 . . . 7 a 2 . 4 v vm-,K f f , r 1 A W, Editor Geoff Duncombe looks relieved as the last deadline is . P Adviser D receiving its finishing touches. . Ken, Barb, and Geoff check mastersheets be- Layout editor Ken Balken beams as he draws up the last division page. fore mailing, . S 'fif'0, 'Z if 4 4 2 3 51? 1 1,164 2 5 37 fi? is Z ., ... WW -4 6.14: v- S--...,.. N to press. ,hh A l ff f ww e 7' deadline is I I b Y Adviser David Drake proof-reads all the copy before it goes to press. Stersheets be' Secretary Georgia Payne can type without looking Literary editor Herschel Fincher looks up the mean- ing of Brobdingnagian for the music social Writeup. 4 5 X 12 ,f X, ,, ,Jw ,ff at her copy. f -if W: warm? -f - W, ,M-sf f..-,ft A f If ,, V W3 W My I 7, X' ' X ,, f 2 Wfdryfis-'gayq Secretary Barbara Haynes sorts negatives for the photographers. Au' W U W- W'--,....,..M ,,,, M W ff bfi X , af W M , W, if 1 ,if ,rf 1 44-me JH? Business Manager Gerry Flokstra signs up new contracts for advertisements. l I , My Z, 4. 7, ,W - ,fp 4 . if ,f,-,m,.fyM Wfewf m1f,.sy4,Zf- We Photographer Don Argue makes excellent use of the enlarger from which he gets pictures of any shape or size. Artist Herb Hull taxes his brain for a new cartoon. 126 contracts oon. gibiiggw 5535 93? is On thelr wiy to Semco m Oklflhoma Clty Geoff Advlser Drake Len 'md Bob pause IJTICHY for 1 Wmdy shot 127 E . 4 wr Business Manager Eddie Bar- ham andAssistant Editor John Nelson check the ads for the next edition. Facultv adviser Zenas Bickett with fali semester editor Don Adamson and spring semester editor Charles Crabtree. CE TRALITE The paper news year in the and t The the v Dave Ytteroc The Centralite',, the bi-Weekly news- paper of CBI, published up-to-date news to faculty and student body. This year many improvements were made in the paper. The size was enlarged and the pictures were printed by cuts. The journalism class supplied most of the workers for the sixteen issues. Centrahte photographer Conrad Cooper and Sports Editor Tommy Car penter check a picture of a basketball game Dave Ytterock,.Layout Editor, fives artist Ro P 'd 5, ge-r oppen an 1 ea of the size of cartoon he wants 129 1 ff SAC officers left to right: Don Phillips, Gentleman Vice-President, Georgia Payne, Secretary, Clyde Miller, President, Barbara Haynes, Lady Vice-President, Herschel Fincher, Treasurer. T UDE T ADVI GRY COUNCIL The Student Advisory Council, representative body of the students of Central Bible Institute, is constantly confronted with the needs and Wants of the students. After acting upon these petitions, the SAC presents them to the persons who will be responsible for exe- cuting them. President Clyde Miller presided over each session of the '57-,58 council. Vice-Presidents Barbara Haynes and Don Phillips Were instrumental I3 in leading the business meetings and projects. Secre- tary Georgia Payne and Treasurer Herschel Fincher kept accurate records of the minutes and finances of the organization. In the fall Herschel and Georgia were sent to the newly organized Association of Evangelical Students conference at Winona Lake Indiana, where they helped to draw up the first constitution. er, Presidentg I Jjects. Secre- :chel Fincher and finances y and Georgia 5 ssociation of , Vinona Lake up the first , I 5. s ff sw ff 'Us tt Q V f S ffwitw 7 Dan Mariano, head of the Kampus Activity Program, gives his Weekly report to the Student Advisory Council. 31 Beverly Shott demonstrates the new Controlled Reading machine which was purchased by the SAC to help students improve their speed in reading. S -up-erin .- I In rIi II V pfafwg, Donald H of Applera I X I -BJ FWMW I Don Argue sells an apple to a motorist. A passerby stops to buy an apple from Don Phillips. Herb DeMent, Dave Kyllonen, and Don Phillips unpack apples to sell on the Square. I 7 I Each year the S.A.C. sells apples for the I Kiwanis Club. The proceeds of this sale ' are used to buy shoes for underprivileged children. 1 III I I I I I I I I I I I -1 x I I I I I 'I I I f-I ,j p 132 I had . gr 4905 wg., fr ,W A4 L ples for the of this sale lerprivileged Phillips, 7 Donald Henderson and Eva Wright are about to he crowned King and Queen One of the softer games of the eve- of Applerama. ning was the feather-gathering event ALL- CHUGL OCIAL Dean and Mrs. Cooley compete against each other in the balloon-bursting contest. ' 133 Modern trailers provide comfortable homes for many married couples. RRIED C0 PLE FELLOW H Geoff and Laura Duncombe invite Paul and Carol Emery over for a spot of tea in their off-campus apartment. -,.H..,,.-Hahn-.Nw MCF far confers x cerning 1 The M1 serves 1 of mar year se held, W become other cr dent C .semeste an excf Workin Secretar urer Zo Phil Sin Eunice i XX X as Q, . 5. Mwwwgwm 2 I vNq M--awe MCF faculty adviser Donald Henderson confers with president Ken Broadus con- cerning spring semester activities. The MCF is an organization which serves the rapidly growing number of married students. During the year several informal socials were held, Which enabled the couples to become better acquainted With other couples. Fall semester presi- dent Grant Aldridge and spring semester president Ken Broadus did an excellent job with this group. Working closely with them were Secretary Nancy Mathisen andTreas- urer Zora Kiddy. Phil Sinclair dictates homework to wife Eunice in their beautiful trailer-home. Alumni President, Ralph Harris Vice-President David Drake lays out the Alumni Newsetten. ALUMNI The Alumni Association is composed of former stu- dents and' graduates who keep alive the traditions and principles that have made CBI the great school it is. Some of these graduates are now members of the faculty of CBI, training other alumni, others have found their place in the business world, but the majority have become pastors, music directors, pas- toris wives, and educational directors. Officers for ,57-'58 were: Ralph Harris, President, Robert Ash- croft, David Drake, William Eastlake, Norman Pear- sall, Vice-Presidents, Mary Ann Wilke1'son, Secretary, and Ethel Brown, Treasurer. KGINONETTE The Koinonettesjwives of the facul- ty and staff members, derived their name from a Greek word meaning fellowship , Each year they spon- sor special projects to make life more comfortable for some deserv- ing persons. Their activities for this year included a Craft Night and a Valentine Social. Officers for '57-'58 were: President, Mrs. Donald Jones, Vice-President, Mrs. Theodore Kes- sel, Secretary, Mrs. Donald Hender- son, Treasurer, Mrs. Mark Bell. Mrs. Robin Helwig, Mrs. Art Anderson, Mrs. Mark Bell, Mrs. Glenn Reed, Mrs. Carl Erick- son, Mrs. Cordas Burnett. Standing left to Mrs. Bartlett Peterson, Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mrs. Ottie Caugh, Mrs. Donald Henderson, Mrs. Nicholas Nickoloff, Mrs. Robert Cummings, Mrs. David Drake. I Seated left to right: Mrs. Philip Crouch, right: Mrs. T. A. Kessel, Mrs. Donald Iohns, DAC Promot in the 1 Dactylc convers Christ traveler to mini convenl Brown, Vice-Pr tary-Trl The Dac as they HA Ham operai from A to Z ie ':Alumni ctors, pas- 'fficers for Lobert Ash- rman Pear- , Secretary, 'TE if the facul- :rived their 'd meaning they spon- make life me deserv- ties for this ight and a s for '57-'58 nald Jones, odore Kes- ld Hender- rk Bell. hilip Crouch, nderson, Mrs. 's. Carl Erick- nding left to Donald Iohns, nk Boyd, Mrs. iderson, Mrs. 't Cummings, lllllllllnlnsa D CTYLOLOCY B Promoting interest among its members in the deaf peoples of the world, the Dactylology Club stresses means of conversing with and r e a c h i n g for Christ these who do not hear. They traveled to Olathe, Kansas, in the fall to minister to the deaf and attend a convention. Officers were: Twila Brown, President, Harry Brotzman, Vice-President, Virginia Lacey, Secre- tary-Treasurer. The Dactylology Club signs the word Jesus as they sing He's All I Needy. lH,NlCL B The Ham Shackv, under the direction of Richard Brown, is a place of constant bustling for radio- activev students. Many students bring their own transmitters and receivers from home and set them up in the Ham Shack. Here they stay until late at night sending calls to friends and foreign countries, and receiving from the same. ' Ham operator Art Chys knows his frequencies and crystals Stan Andersen locates a ham operator in South America for from A to Z. Bill Chys. f M, K 1 .fmy I, ff fix Wm! x. 137 ' ' - f - K ! 'QI'-'w A rv QQQW ifgnzligim '44,-,-,ii 1 L, f ,sm ., WA--- WCA, .f,. -WWA 2 'L -L - EVIVALTI Narrator Bartlett Peterson introduces Speaker War-:l,s subject. I Re Bevivaltime, the international ABC Radio Net- work program of the Assemblies of Cod, is pro- I . duced directly from the campus of CBI each Sunday night. The choir and musicians are selected from the student body. The speaker, C. M. VVard an alumnus of CBI Whose messages reach the hearts of over 3 500 O00 listeners every week Foreign outlets of Bevivaltime include British Guiana the Philippine Islands Samoan Isl inds Peru New Ze rlmd Alaska Puerto Puco and the Bahama Islands Evangelist C. M. Ward preaches to millions each Sunday night. 138 v X P 4 L , is X wx x f , M, . , t , 1 if MK, t ' ' Z Q ff QQ A'-' 0 ,.59,Q,M- x sy 2 2' X' f ' f , ' if f f 4 .' Wig, 3 V4 T, Ufftgilg 5 my 7ard's subject. Radio Net- God, is pro- vf CBI each usicians are The speaker, Jse messages :teners every ilude British loan Islands, lico, and the Sunday night. f- x A 4 The Revivaltime Choir in action. Revivaltime Organist, Geoffrey Duncombe Revivaltime Pianist. Dave Weston 139 dv: f -,2-g faqs- ,, :'..':-1 N, if --on , 7 1 I 1 2 4 i 3 l i , V E 1 . U, N ' 1 I1 if' 'iff ffm Q, W X Q ,615-4 A ' X X W WX? MX A J . x Q 4 Wf 1 fy fy, i Z S A 1 , v l . S f if wg Q lg 1, f . f , gina? 1 A . ,f ,,f ff ffm' ' 1 The Crusaders did much weekend traveling this year. Their summer tour was very fruitful. Left to right are: pianist Stan Ramsey, Ken Balken, Jim Argue, and Bill Williams. Jopw, i?3.7 mv The Meloclettes as they ap- pear before their singing en- gagements. Left to right are Harriet Robinson, Suunclra Grant, and Joyce Denton. 143 ,J ers Quartet: In 'eil Enloe, with ldie Reece and icholson behind 2 Kyllonen and Jin are in back. Allan Person, 'Ervin Asiatico, Earl Carmean, and Jerry Stroup compose the Western Ensemble which performed at student ministry posts and kept the boys, dorm sup- plied with music. if Male trio: Bob Green, Bud Smith and Gene Fiddler. Ladonnu Lambcrtson, 'outstanding marimba soloist, plays during an SMB service. 145 Front row: Dale Lewis, Judy jenkins, Joy Blakkolb, Evangeline Spencer, Sharon Bungcr, Gerry Osterman, Don Shadick. Second row: Joan Evensen, Mavis Geske, Mary Brooks, Alice Jones, Mary jones, Shirley Harmon, Georgia Payne, Gail Conrad, Ruth Pontrcllo, Lorraine Vlohnson, Moreen Zielke, Verna Kisser, Sally Waggoner, Marijane Bassett, Marilyn Larusso. Back row: Eddie Reece, Brenton Osgood, David Hale, Billy Barron, Herbert DeMent, John Nelson, Ron Hood, Herschel Fincher, Evan Paul, Paul Wislocky, Ron Panter, Jerry North, Geoffrey Duncombe, Gene Fiddler, Jim Maley, Dan Mariano, Jim Wilkins. . , X Oz , Avgf' R my t -'IZ16 V man, iirley Qisser, Hale, , Ron Revivaltime Choir Director, Cyril McLellan. REVIVALTIME CHOIR The Radio Choir provided the musicafor Revival- time, the ABC Radio network program of the Assemblies of Cod, heard each Sunday evening. Director Cyril McLellan undertook and mastered a task in training the choir members to sing in suitable radio style. He and the choir practiced approximately seven hours each Week. The choir travelled extensively during the spring on their two-Week tour of the central and north- eentral states. They left immediately after Easter and saw the blessings of the Lord upon each of their meetings. . 147 A 4 X w r ,N fs 1, 1 1 i 1 4 My x Q f 1 vb fl ph nf lv .X 9 9 ff Q ,rf -7 4 Z' I Wm.. 04 , ,, A , ,V ,M -x Af V .X f flf, X fm ,G f JU ,vi Mrk ' Ayn, ' U f,1f.f .+L mg, 5 V X of ff ,ff ly Z ,f ',,,ffQff'zi f ff,, . ,, irec- rsen, Ron 4 hug .--Q., K .. Singing Seminarians Director, Mark Bell S NGING QEMINARIANS CHOIR The Singing Seminarians under the d1rect1on of Mark Bell practiced on Tuesday and Thursday mghts for the1r local performances and sprlnq tour The twenty four VOICG cho1r appeared 1n chapel in a special mus1cal and sang at full capac1ty on tour The Lord blessed them as they produced excellent mus1c Their outfits con slsted of charcoal grey suits Wlth red t1es N1 L. 149 I Girls, top to bottom: Ioyce Harris, LaButh Davis, Esther Pontrello, Agnes Daniel, Harriet Robinson, Nina Stropas, Karen Frazier, Barbara Brown, Esther Campanello, SaundraGrant, Betty Baity, Joyce Denton, june Smith, Nazera Coury, Faye Harrison, and Director Bernice Kovacs. Boys, first row: Gordon Liechty, Dale Lewis, Dave Schumacher, Ken Balken, Gerry Kean, Don Corbin, jim Argue, second row: Dave Eide, Don Argue, Ron Hood, Bill Williams, Weldon Gosnell, Dwight Von Ahnen, Don Phillips, kneeling: pianist, Stan Ramsey, organist, Allen Ross. uuf mv K ,- . -,,g.Q------ .1 .- ..,. - ,.f gL zyh----: -.zimw -- gg:-.--.-....,:. .gsiiii .E E E5 - 2355, 1 150 tropas, Karen Coury, Faye Ken Balken, vsnell, Dwight KINGQS CHORALIER CHOIR The CBI choir, officially known as the King's Choraliers, appeared at many local churches this year singing such songs as He Keeps Me Singing , arranged by Audrey Meierg Prayer Is The Key To Heavenvg I Don't Know About Tomorrowvg and others. They were featured in a special chapel serv- ice in the fall and again in the spring. I The great northwest was the chosen territory for their spring tour. Wyoming, South and North Da- kotas, Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas were on the itinerary. Kingis Choraliers Choir Director, Bernice Kovacs l 5l ' ,,' 5' !'1:nno--W L f W ws i I ,, I 5 fi ? I Q I P 1 I , 1 I P , I. l'1 P 5 1 x 1 I I I i .,....f- f A lim Wu f W f f f f ,, vw BW W, ,- Z., x if ' QngfggiA.TQ,,iA,.., g3'1 :T ?E'?v.'JVTW-.i f ' S 5 fx x WW. A .W X X 'f -X X ni. 4 , , A . + , . X X, f fm ff 559 -X X 0 f' 4 X .- ,1,E,1g1'aQs4f, f -X-WNW, wi. 40 1 . . X, ,-Sing Wewfwnwz . 'J -- 1 .95 R'-LZ, V' ..,.-: - '-'U 'um-ww v. rs 'X ' -w.--1,Ng,g5fw1',.i.',f Y-: M1351--'f, X, , ,W-W k WV ' hw , l-N , :I , L- VV f ff V ,, J-f giiflgwwxf 'nf .. Q Q ' ' 52? X' GW' 'ef QU, J J.. Mn, -X f - . , . W' ,Aff My ,.,f Q5 ,gggf Mf',fxs', gang.,-F f!.Q:-,fmflwfffff,'m:fg,4iXWQc f,ff:Q,,, M .-- '- 752 ff If f 4 f f yu .... ,m , M, ii N ?r1. ,iw 1 I 1 , 1 n 1 1 1 Q If . f Q ,, 14. 1 rv ,. 41 M, ' . I jv- QM V A , fffieifw ' I ' f ,y ,Q ' ,E., ' , . '7 , ' f V 1 4 . ,f W 1 f fa v ' 'I j l fa'-Q Vi 3 '- a- . J. M, - f K X V A , H .X 5? -- 5 ' . av f V i f - fy , V rman, Charles Brown, Dave iarcia Schmid- 'X ,a p M J, LA- 7 i The CBI Band, under the direction of Robin Helwig, has taken great strides toward perfection in its concert playing. This yearis band, mostly of brass and Woodwind instruments, specialized in playing Mr. He1vvig's own compositions and arrangements. Part of their annual program was providing accompaniment for the great General Chorus at graduation exercises. Robin Helwig, Band Director. l 153 'C ' ' ii' nf 'If - F'T'Zif N CHAPEL Ml MUSICIANS The Brol men All 1 each treat musi area: Chapel pianists were Twila Brown, Eunice Sinclair, Barbara Haynes, Charlotte Payne, and Saundra Grant. The chapel musicians are divided into two groups-the pianists and the organ- ists. These musicians accompanied the chapel services and many of them played for Noon Prayers and SMB services. They were selected to play on the basis of their experience, amount of music taken, and their ability to adapt to spontaneous songs and choruses. Chapel organists were Geoffrey Duncombe, Allen Ross, Georgia Payne, and Donna Parker. . ' Farmer Departrr 154 .J NIS MUS SGCIAL The Music Department sponsored a Brobdingnagian social in the fall for members of all choirs and the band. All musical groups competed against each other for the prizes. Special treats were provided by combining musicians from all the represented areas for songs and games. Dave Hale seems to be enjoying' Prominent musicians prepare for himself. the tacky social given by the Music ' Department. orgia Payne, I Farmer Reece and Evan Paul leave early for the Music Department social. ,Q 1 ' .. , , K V 'w ff' f 7 4 I don't want to go by myself. W, f4 ,1f'fv:'44-...U , . 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Betty Baity, The rivalry ran high this year as the Classic and SACK teams battled their opponents for the championships of their leagues. The Classic teams were composed of members of eachlclass. The Student Advisory Council sponsored the SACK teams. The Juniors pulled out ahead in the Classics and the SACK saw the Ideals and the Fillups jump to victory over the Whens and Hoopers. Jim,s Dandies and Lelandis Lovely Ladies came out ahead in the first series, which witnessed a capacity crowd in the gymnasium. The two Frosh girls, teams played some good games as they forged into recognition by their versatility on the floor. Brown's Clowns came out ahead in the league with Ghyis Globetrotters playing some good basketball. i. X , Q 5 Eg XBWK x SEL ff pry, ,, M R f f f f ,ff fff X , X W ff f M1 !0f! . nf f f ff Z X I ,VW ff xW ,,fffW4 Vyff .-vga-f Ju' ' f R ' ' ' -A ' ' 't 5: ii , : W i S W 4 ., vi 1 1 1 ! w i 5 , ,Q 2 5 5 -'z I I I, - nl , I f V I.-. E F l Dick Wiles displays his he- man strength in the Rec Room. ly Waggoner, Iinfs Dandies left to right: Janice-Reese, Wanda Grace, Chy's Clobetrotters: Kneeling are Marjorie Barber, 'tWiclc, Karen Kathy Green, Pat Newman, Donna Salsberry, Marilyn Betty Richardson, Ellen Cunnnings, Virginia Siscoe, Kephart, Joyce Woodcock. Kneeling are Coach lim Helen Shelton, Iune Hallett. Standing: Karen Easton, . Bill Chys, Sharon Creve. , , Edwards and Captain Shirley Martin. A I63 f V mm, ffl., Q U ,k ,Q iw 'fc , V. , ff. f , f Wf NW, , Q i ff To Voun thy outs Thcy tr' to hold towns. crs m-um pcrsolrll and hot Q li ' V C ' hx'- C 4 J X L A , L 1 C as tl - ln I bCC2U11l' hu lllll I N X I K U 'mr H f f cr DA or con Ml-TECH ff Pastor Weldon Cosnell arrives with Sharon Creve, Naomi Atwood, and Dave Ulseth. T S UDE T MINISTRY To young ministers and Christian workers, the outstations present a definite challenge. They travel hundreds of miles every Week to hold services for small communities and towns. Through the efforts of these work- ers, many people have found Christ as their personal Savior. The freezing Winter days and hot summer nights were all forgotten as the results of studying and much prayer became evident to those who had a part in the church ministry. Dave Ulseth learns the country Ways of heating a church. V Pastor Don Corbin teaches the journeys of Paulf' Paul Murray, Sharon Creve, and Dave Ulseth Q 1 sing a trio number in the evening service at ,f it Clbverdale. WTUDE T MINISTRY V si li 1 alll Elig : rx r if If 4 vi .. 2159 E is i .?', ' ,V g ,1 i' . L W' ll Pri viii r 1 Service is under Wav at Flint Hollow Church. F Q? Pastor Weldon Cosnell brings the morning message. Pastors are Bob Crabtree and Don Argue. .dr and Dave Ulseth fening service at Hollow Church. QA , 4 W, The congregation reacts to a stimulating comment made during the service. The squad members kneel in fervent prayer after The congregation follows the example of the s uad and ioins irrprayer. ' the message. q Don Argue. -1 , ,2 ,,,f5 V 167 wb:'u:.x-...LaL. My jg X Community residents enjoyed Dave Ulseth's comments. Part of the congregation and squad prepare to leave Union Chapel. B013 Crabtree, P21St0f at Flint Hollow, wends hiS way home after a satisfying day. iw, 168 h,v,.,,- .f TO The Story structor ever-incrc the child area. Sin dent Mil who wisl The worl tive durir care for and teach D A as Wends his 7 , W,- ff WM A- f gm, ,f M, ,, GRY H0 R The Story Hour, organized by In- structor Betty Kingman, has an ever-increasing ministry among the children of the Springfield area. Since it is a part of the Stu- dent Ministry program, anyone Who Wishes to may participate. The workers are especially effec- tive during PTA meetings as they care for the children of parents and teachers. Members of the Story Hour group include Helen Shelton Ruby Green and Wanda Grace. SUB iw -an J... A PUS LIFE C1 ru law St an sn ca as: Pl' Rc Cc cis iw. STUDE T CE TER Cherry cokes, crowded booths, rushing counter girls, and constant laughter are typical of the ever busy Student Center. Here the students and faculty members come for snacks between classes, and the cares of life are temporarily brushed aside to make room for moments of pleasure. The spacious Bethany Room, also located in the Student Center, is the setting for many so- cials and banquets. What s the conversation about? Earl Carmean escorts Evelyn Butts from the the Student CCIIYGT Elva Unruh finds difficulty in deciphering the orders of Lorraine Bobbie Al and Chuck 1 mf A - - 3 3, 1? ,TTI ,yffa W sg . V ig.. fff W f X Most problems for any course of study can be solved in this well-equipped Reference Room. Periodicals, neatly placed in compartments, provide references and reading enjoyment in the spacious Reading Room. Indy desk rtmentsi ment in Judy Jenkins checks out a book at the desk from Ruth Hartwick. LIBR RY The Pearlman Memorial Library houses more than 13,000 bound volumes and subscribes to 184 periodicals. Students find a Wealth of se- lected materials here. Eleanor Parry, librarian, has secured the ultimate in references. Social life is promoted in the cafeteria. Here the students find company relaxing and enjoyable. CAFETERI Combining Well-balanced m e a l s with music, the Cafeteria staff en- deavors to provide a pleasant eat- ing place for the students. Since it serves almost a quarter of a million meals yearly, the Cafeteria is one of the main sources of student em- ployment on campus. af Mary Shotwell glances at the photographer as she passes Mae Tierney, Ellen Cummings, and Marv the cashier. Burggraaf hard at work in the kitchen. U am fr -we .W 1 .X ,, My W A 2 K 7 2 -an 2 W 4 r ra 174 The pro g Stud The: roon chal Autun Icsse 1 e al s aff en- nt eat- ince it illion is one nt em- Marv in ,ymudf Mn, W NX was X XWQWNXM x vwasx ' Eddie Mosher, Spud DeMent, and Conrad Cooper prepare meat for the noon meal US E PLGYMEN T The Student Campus Employment program provides Work for many students Who.need part-time jobs. These jobs range from repairing room furniture to cleaning the chapel. Autumn leaves have fallen for Bob Green, jesse Duncan, and jim Bradberry. I75 C12-,fk Bob Evans compares prices with Bookstore Manager Cleall Erickson. Charles Hayes rings up a sale for Evangeline Spencer. V i The CBI Bookstore is a small super-shop- ping center. Students can find anything from fancy whims to pressing musts in this Well-equipped house of books. Bookstore Manager Cleall Erickson, has done an ex- cellent job of choosing the merchandise and books offered for sale. 176 POE OFF 1' POT ' OFFICE 1 J hop- hing this :tore 1 ex- and Eager students check the mail boxes. 'r Saundra Grant hands a package to Charlotte Payne. 7 The Post Office is one of the main congregating centers each day around noon. A letter from home or just anywhere is the greatest thrill of the day. Bea- trice Moore and Saundra Grant are responsible for distribution of the mail. The Student Employ- ment Division, also located in the Post Office, is another of Saun- drais jobs. fi'f.'f.-.z2s?,-2-fu :T - 3ef'2'ff fT'f 'wtffe1ewigfi,3Q1Qn: e DURM LIFE Dorm life is probably the most interesting factor on campus. With newly pastelled rooms and halls, the dorms radiate with lively exhuberance and fellowship among the students. These dorms are the sole homes of many students for up to five years. Sl1'lI'1IlU letters and luncheon 'lt one of their hen part1es are Harriet Robinson udy Jenkins, Beverly Shott, Ianiee Barnes, IFE lost interesting ewly pastelled s radiate with owship among s are the sole For up to five anice Barnes, Robert Cummings lends a deep Spmtual atmos In his psychology class Rohm HelW1g emphasizes the Dhere to his Classes need of understandmg a personality CLASSROO D D The classrooms are the workshops and laboratories of CBI. In these rooms students have found the knowledge that will help them in the business world, in the church, and in their personal lives. Instructor Horton lectures on Old Testament Survey. 1, 1 , ' ff, 1 Z ,M if Y 4 My Be JO: E Re vid W6 HS Wa g04 asizes the BCUY Shearer haPPi1fY aCC9PtS Cash ff0IT1 Barbara, Beverlv, and Martha billed hundreds f f' G , ,wyWWWf , fo VW Ioan jackson and Paul Tinlin. REGI T RATIO Registration, for the moment, Dro- vides a certain degree of anxiety and weariness for many studentsg but as soon as it is over they feel re- warded. Much work and counseling goes into this program. Al and Dan don't seem to be able to find a place to sit. 181 of students on the first day of registration. Leland Lebsack and jim Maley seek counsel with Faculty Counsellors Horton and johns. 1. V., ,q,,- ,1 'f ii- A Eva Wriglrt administers a Salk polio shot to Bob Claycomb. DI PENSARY Private rooms, Wholesome diets, expert nursing care, and blessed quietness are characteristic of the Dispensary, which is operated for the benefit of those who become temporarily ill during their school year. Eva VVright, College Nurse, has exhibited expert management of the miniature hospital. Paul Murray receives professional treatment in CBI,s miniature hospital. Bl The nors pints pant felt 1 runn sults aposi RY e diets, blessed 2 of the xted for become r school ' Nurse, lgement 2 4 eww 2 ,fa , fc g ,f , Z , f ,, 4 We 1 YNRXXNQX-Nw 19' f f ,W W A , 7, A BLOUD DAY The annual Red Cross Blood Do- nors Day Program claimed many pints of blood from Willing partici- pants from the CBI campus. Many felt at first that the operation was running in the red, but the re- sults at the end of the day proved upositivef, 1? , 'V K mx' ,wfpwf 'Agp Q lf! X I 5400 if i Q-ff. 'mn fi: The Red Cross nurse checks a donoris blood pleassure. Steve Zambos smiles faintly as the blood flows on. fx , y , 'Wm Supervisor Mabel Vaughan busies herself with catering to the Wishes of customers. Q S EW1 G Room The Sewing Room is provided for the use of anyone who needs alterations, cleaning, or-general overhaul on clothes. There is much Work to be done here and Mabel Vaughan sees that it is done efficiently. Michael Wenning places clothes into the dryer to speed up the services of the laundry. LAUNDRY Each week the students send their clothes to the laundry for careful Washing and ironing. Mrs. Ida Hudson keeps this im- portant part of the campus in excellent condition. She keeps the floors shining and the facili- ties spotless. Many who Work during their time of schooling find employment in the laundry. Mrs. Glenn Reed appraises a neatly ironed shirt done by Malvin Holden, as Curt Butler irons tea towels. EM The of C scho it nc time conc as rr from the busii I git i Hr viii ..-u-w...-F 2. A-1 A Us 2 51 i 4 . . 'UM ided eeds reral 3 is and itis :S 6 end for ing. 1Il'1- r in 'CPS Illl- 'ork ing lry. 9. Y I' GUTSIDE E PLOYME T The Outside Employment Division of CBI is an integral part of the schools program for those who find it necessary to Work full or part time. Springfield has several large concerns which hire students for as many hours as they can spare from their school Work. Some of the students operate their own businesses. Ray Thomas and Dave Kvllonen prepare to deliver litera ture at the GospeliPublishing House. A Harry Brotzman services Editor Geoff's Mercury ,,,..,,...--M , V 185 gl ', Ay, Zv, fSW 7- ' fwfwzv. W ,... ,f W C . . ,-.VW k. 'w rf - 1 .x . .. A X ff ' Q7 j W Q 5:2 S 2 X - 5213 sw Q Z Q, , X7 i ff ss? Q fi X! ,JWQ . Xxx wx Ay A 'ww W 1 f f f If , 525215 f M 574 , ,, , W f, f,f ,' ,, f ,W ff 4' f ,5 SNAPSHOT 187 any W, X V! fnwfw ,g ll X Aff SN APSHOT N' A x W'f1f , ,f ,M ,W F x -' ' , -'V . if RL 7 ' asa XX x 'A X X m XXXXX 3 ' ' px 'N -1 yf:.f'X1Zfb 5 ' m A X .,.,, , A 1 Hb I 1' 'ini x f N: is ,f , f, - 552555, X w N Q K K 1 , i . . it 'REE if ' rx. X1 . . 'i-5QY.'f:gc-- Hx ,, Y, l b iw - M 9533 X xx , mm ff 010 fx, ,f ..A.., 4-,f ' ff f ffm! x f Af aww 5' f , QW z , f f Mix was E mmwm f f vf ff ji 6 qv f 2 - '21, mm W vs 4 ,. V, ..., ,V .... ,,, ,- K In X-pjvfff K ,f ff,4x w 751 ' E, f A 1 f., . H f ', .Qs' ,SX ,f f f 4. f 'QM ...,. - V A W, 1, - X W W , A ,.,, - w dyv R' X vm N692 , ., A Q .v -,., J? . Y! M40 'z 1 5 f Q! ,L SNAPSHOT 189 A'? s The King's Ambassadors Trio renders the theme song, Shine as the starsf, at the banquet. UNIOR-SENIOR BANQ ET One of the social highlights of the school year, the junior-Senior Banquet, was held in the Crystal Room of the plush Kentwood Arms Hotel, Thursday, May 2, 1957. Shine as the Starsv, the theme of the banquet, was very well executed by those who planned the program. Nat Olson served as MC. 190 .YASA X X X - X K 4 x . Q,-yfaw . .. -, ,.,V,....- V - - - fl-glgqfvif-qglzggz-:Y,T,?i:l Y-::j,.im.:.T,.,,.VL:, 1 NH,-sm, M K - 1 Y ' ' ,. ..' I . If wx Q :sg x j. Q 2? . S X Wf ' f ff , ,wlfwf W , f u ,MW 57 W'1w 'Wa vi! i 1 i f Wa ,,f,, ew M 3 1 , f , W, 4 n ,X 4, , f W M WW ffl 2 1 2 ,Q-W , W 1 li i 5? f 19 4 3 nn 2 4 f . 4 ,M Ji ,. Q-M 5 X Vg? if fi! . J Q, Q5 X , f 'y , ,fw - A14 Q X , -2 2,Q1 ,, 42z, fl Q fi 7 WI? 4.-nl President Bartlett Peterson extends greetings to the audience prior to introducing the speaker The CBI Chorus sang Fairest Lord Jesus, with Helen Brown as soloist in the Baccalau- reate service on Wednesday, night, May 27. The Bevivaltime Choir sang Old Time Re- ligion , and the String Ensemble presented a Medleyv arranged by Boersma. Loren Cunningham, Dave Scott and Cliff King sang 'gAt Thy Feet, Lord Iesusv. The CBI Chorus and Trumpet Trio closed the ser- vice by presenting The Battle Hymn of the Republicv arranged by Wilhousky. Rev. Thomas Zimmerman, Assistant General Superintendent of the Assemblies of Cod, brought -the message. Each year, these young men and women who have taken a vital part in the life of Central Bible Institute and the Assemblies of Cod, leave the campus to face the world and proclaim Jesus Christ as Saviour and King. ' B CCALAURE TE Llaureate Loren Cunnmgham student speaker addresses the aud1ence HGV P E Lowenberg pastor of the F1rst Assembly of God m Coffeywlle Kansas dehvers the Commencement sermon CO E CEMENT One hundred seventeen students graduated from Cent11l Brhle Instrtute 1n the 1957 Com mencement exercrses Thu1sdf1y mght May 30 Tlns number 1ncluded both the th11d and fourth 5e1r cl1sses G11dll1t1Hg Wrth 1 B1Cl'lClO1 of Arts Degree Wllfll 1 m 1101 1n B1hle XVCIC 47 students Th1r teen students 1GC.L1VGCl the B A 111 m1ss1ons 17 1n lellglous educ1t1on 1nd one 1n muslc Two students 1ece1ved hoth the B A 111 Blble 1nd the B A 1n 1Ll10'1011S educ'1t1on These stu of stholastrc Work Wlth a malor of at least 30 hou1s 1n 111611 held In the tlnrd ye'1r d1plom'1 rece1v1ng class 90 students were awarded a d1ploma 1n B1ble Seven more were Oflanted a d1ploma 1n m1s srons 1nd 13 qual1f1ed for a d1ploma 1n rehg 1ous educat1on These students completed at le 1st 93 semester hours W1th at least 24 hours 1n the1r major freld f l , s 1 . . . . . , J ' - . '- l .1 7 1 K, 3 1 7 P i A I .L . . . Q ' ' 1' ' 'l ' c I , ' . I 3 ' f 1 1 . f 'z z ' ' z z ' ' l . . . A . ' ' . . ' l 'A ' 'l , 2 . ' 2 A . . l 'A 'O' 'c . I dents completed at least 124 semester hours F K . . . 1 Q . . . 6 Q .Q n n c 7 c' , -4 6 - Q n . 1 . fa' . . . ' l A 2 0 I . F I . , c F V --:--.-...-.-.--.. , ,A , EDITOR GEOFF REY DU NCOMBE FACULTY ADVISOR DAVID DRAKE LAYOUT EDITOR KEN BALKEN BUSINESS MANAGER GERARD FLOKSTRA LITERARY EDITOR HERSCH EL FINCHER ARTIST HERB HULL SECRETARIES BARBARA HAYNES GEORGIA PAYNE PHOTOGRAPHERS KING ROBERT J ERALD SANDI DGE CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE. SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI February 28, 1958 Dear Friend: I of the '58 CUP has involved coopera- The production tion and teamwork on the part of many. One of the great joys of serving as editor has been in associating with these people who have given unstintingly of their time and talents. To these, who have made this book possible, I would like to express my deep appreciation. d b made of the staff First of all, mention shoul e of the '58 CUP. Each has made an invaluable contribution to the success of the book. Their reward for the many hours spent in the CUP office will be in the knowledge of a job well done and the tangible testimony of the book itself. we appreciated the advice and encouragement of our advisor, David Drake. It was good to know that he was always working for us. I to Semco Color Pressg M . and Mrs. I our thanks are due Roy Noel, Semco representativesg Becktold Cover Companyg St dio for their professional services. and Sothern u to our advertisers for helping to Finally, thanks make our venture a financial success. May the '58 CUP truly bc a WCup of blessingn. Sincerely, A sw GeoffQDunc mbe Editor GD:gp THE YEARBOOK OF CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE 194 Zu ,, QM L Q ff W 'Z M ,, W WW, W-..M',f, .,,,, ,, ,W Z ff fl I wi 4 f,z7W',W! , ff Vfff, M I WMV? ' ff 'X f Jw V ,M W'ff,f-f ' x ' 'QQ f' af W , M Mf7,yj' fi ,f f f M M....,W,.,W,. W, E N, ,. 5 ' gsimi 55 , Q mlii 3. I.. , S0071 . ,. , ' 5 R T ' .. 1 A414 ' Q it if it it LY? K. , .5 .- K x. figs? , X is 'X X'A?'w Q A X. s ...wi . 5 is: X N .X . if? .Q XwQffsgg,L , Qs. X is. sd iii. X . . . N 'NWN t -ss--X-ew YQ 1 Qin sift T 'G , 5,4 QX X . , N xx X S N' is S MX K Z X X Q si? . , N ., . V N 'is s 'MR X . s :- lr , s bs fi .1 -,..L, . 1,,. Q.. .1 . -Dig S ugh Q I Q rms V' ff ' . f. 72974 3? as I 1 4. ..-i...........g, ...xx T, , . 3 , -, S 3 uf' .iss Yi vw l Z if x 'Q 6 if 'E l m W A SS L L Ni F... 5 ff si at QM gi r fi E Q f M scores of doors rrlij - .1 .L-1-1--. . Central Assembly of Cod abounds with doors-inside, out- side, Wooden, metal, glass, large, small. Each door leads to an opportunity. Whether you desire to serve, or be served, you Will find a door at Central open to you. The door to our pastor's study is open to those who need counselling or encouragement. The doors to our Sunday School are open to those Who would teach or be taught. The doors of the prayer room open to the seeker and close out the distractions of the World. There are many doors and many friendly people coming and going through them. It has been our pleasure to hold all these doors open wide to Central Bible Institute, its faculty, and its students. James W. Yan Meter, Minister Max E. Eleiott, Minister of Music james Copeland, Minister of Education booneville at Calhoun-springfield, missouri l97 t W' 1 'v. i '94 V 5 Y . Q 1 :eww v f 'xml Q.. 'Wwe 1 li We ' ml' if wi sr: sg.,vQQQt52 A VA TTL Ji-4054 Q .f fm .-:if 1 ' aisfirliflif 1,0 . ,Q 4 - A ,.i-53493, Q is I .mf ' fi lf , -l 5' sl ml FRIENDSHIP ASSEMBLY OF CGD 1007 W. Chestnut l I u the I I I CONGRATULATIONS I And Goa' bless you ana' make you a blessing. I I Sunday School ....... ....... 9 245 A-M You babe been an inspiration to the people I i Worship Service '---- ---q----. 1 0:45 A,M, of Nortbside Assembly. May tbe Lord go I Cl-ii-i5t'5 Ambassadors Meeting ........ ....---, 5 245 P-M- wt an Free you y ZS SPN! Y l Evening Evangelistic Service ..I... ........ 7230 P-M Pastor and Mrs. G. A. GREEN . Tuesday Night Bible Study ...... ,,----- W 7230 P-M I 5: - I Thursday Night Prayer Meeting -. ......,....----- 7230 P-M - FLORENCE MASON, Pastor Jessie DEYLE, C0-Pastor A ssembl of God - H e that winnetb souls is wise. y I jab ..pr0v, 11,30 2310,N. Campbell Springfield, Mo. , l l ' I Cougrafzilalions and Gorl Bless You, u Classes of '58 I C 0 I Glad Tldlngs Assembly of God I , CUNGRATULATICNS GRADUATES! I 1301 W. Atlantic Springfield, Missouri PAUL K. WITTEN, Pastor Bgthel PCIHQCCOSIEII The Message of Faitb for Today I Church i 1 Fourth and Dickerson Streets - e Newark, New Jersey l I FREDERICK D. EIDE, Pastor I D. A. r N. Crt 198 'lessing e people Lord go 16 'S ATES' ongrafufafiond added 0 158 East Side Assembl of God Centrol 8. Prospect, Sprlngfueld Mo I was glad when they send unto me, Let us go mto he house of the Lord Psalm 122 1 Rev ond Mrs ALBERT D PYLE Pastors South S1de Assembly of God S Broadway8I Elm Sprungfleld Mo Many students have found a church home away from home af SOUTH SIDE When ln Spnngfueld you wlll enloy Our Sunday School 9 45 a m Our Morning and Evenmg Services IO 45 a m 81 7 30 p m Pam' LOOK FOR Jack Wes' The Lord make HIS face to shme upon you class of 58 THE SIGN ongrafu ahona aaaea o 58 mv- W Ar. IHA, 'YW M525 my 4-.v A Q gina 5 N gg5agIsK9 gifs 'M' 'KM M Mwbigwimf Vg W x:rfH5E 34' My if awww if W F7355 '15- 4 fy 3 W W me is II Wig AQ ,fig M ,,, I wg W A IW IMI gs M E MQQWEMM EM is M WWWMQA www mm 'If M MJ 4412? WI' ffhzvfwm M J' A HEADQUARTERS BUILDING SOUTHERN MISSOURI DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD I4OO N Cornpbell Sprmqfleld I Mo K H LAWSON Asst supf D A HASTIE Supr GENE PUTNAM c A Pres N CLEO LAPP Secy Treas The Church with a Welcome That's Felt E xxxlff pw -. -, .504 .14 .,,, - ' .-f-- f .. 5, iTA f s enezer , Church pf: i W E ff' -f Qi? r -1 jg fAffiliated with the Assemblies of God, E Minister FREDERICK H. HUBER 555.1 CONGRATULATIONS 352 3f' eviv . GRADUATES OF '58 Se1'V1CCS E SUNDAY ' E 9:30 s.s. 11 A.M. mo P.M. V KATHR W WEEKDAY5 E VICTOR TRIMMER, Pastor Must ednesday - Fnday Saturdav 8:00 P.M. b FORES1 A 8 5 6 East jersey Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS UF 1958 A2225 East Central Wichita 2, Kansas . Go and bring forth fruit . . . john 15 : 16 200 X 41 iii-5if'3'.--'E -:'Ef 5- --5 ,. C SJ A Churc , 3: 4 Ily 2, Kansas I ,N , GRADUATES OF rss- ' TELL THEM . . . Chriaf ia- fhe anawer In a world that is torn by hate and war . . . In a civilization that has lost its direction . . . People are in need of the whole gospel. Tell them that there is a refuge to turn to 5 A forgiveness for their sin g A healing for their sickness g A power for their weakness . . . Ana' ahope for the future. n Tell them that for every eed . . . u lv KATHRYNE HAMILL BETTY ZSCHIEGNER id tle all5Ulel'. Music Director Class of '54 Secretary Radio FOREST L. ARNOLD Sunday 8:30 a.1n. 5 I Assistant CAMEIE?Es ,XILSON Channel 13-TV Associate Sqnddy 1:30 P'm' irsi' mini of 0 noe-1 Easf McLemore E+ Somerville, MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE JAMEsE,HAM,LL,Pm,,, I I ju! godpef lhernac e FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD X M ,ffl ,fcxxjf-L . . C , E .E ll W L Q ,I b 'lll ,,..--.....,,., D D ss ps ivae I ASSEMBLY OF COD A .45igf:zs, -ei- AND I S nth and Rivervlew A Church with a Heart, will! KJWSIIS Cifyi Kansas, 1' U. S. GRANT, Minister t Heart. I CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL REV. D. L. RHODES, Pastor Principal 1250 DOUGLAS ST. ' CRESCENT CITY, CALIE. I 4 Ii ,I II IT ! 5 I? I 1 201 I I I I I I I II i i :I :I I I: i I I i I I I? I IE 1 I Ii I , Y I IE x 5 6 If I, Ifg If 3 I I Igf I, i, I S ,I W s is Q I v :Z- ' - '---H' -i.:g'I!fsq-as-f':1ngoQ4:g,?!'!1,lNQ x D R ff fi fx Kkiy f ' ff W1 fff YW X f W N 'K ps ' jxsuyffwy OQM , Br -Wff Lg, ,,,, ,Y..,, .x -. 4, ,.. .- ,fr Q' fu Y , W 1 I, K ,, N-' f ,,,,,,. .......,.. . Y,.. .W f A w mwx ' -fw., WWA ' if 1 af WWNW, X Nay? x f wf, X W Sf f w W, Nfx X if WJ? WRX f FN NK E . 1 - X 1 I f , 0 f K X ...Q jar iffy-Aix eard CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE .jvlaa Omreel .xgcluancecl glzrialian jaining. The DEMAND for trained Pentecostal workers is much greater than the SUPPLY. Start now to equip yourself for a fruitful ministry as a minister, missionary or Bible trained layman. At C.B.I. you have a choice of four' majors on the undergraduate level and three majors in the Graduate School of Religion. 1 BIBLE C.B.I. is accredited by the Accrediting MISSIONS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Association of Bible Colleges. For a free bulletin with complete details write today to: 0000 0 00000 CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE SpfmQfie'dfMO 203 ONGRATULATION To the Class of S8 ARKANSAS DISTRICT CIIUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD C. W. Hardcastle, Supermtenclent T. J. Gotcher, Asst. Superintendent Henry W. Culbreth, Secretary Treasurer Fay L. Hutclunson, General Presbyter Wm. Edwm Burns, General Presbyter H. J. Murry H. E. Simms Merle J. Harris CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1958 FIISL Assembly of Cod Church 3213 13th and Park Avenue Baxter Sprmgs, Kansas REV. W. A. RAIFORD C Raymond A. Thompson Box 2 64 G . I J Ps. 119:72 The law of thy mouth zs better unto me than thousands of gold and szluerf' I- .... .L ..... ,----I.,,-.-,- ......,. ,..,. ...., .... ,L M-,.,,s,,,,,,m,-M. U S, I a I I f I I ' C ' s I I I A . i A CHURCH OF THE FOUR FOLD GOSPEL 'O lgongrafufafiond I Cfaaa of 1958 The Church With A Purpose 61520146 jar Chralaf M Battle Creek's Revival Center REV. E. A. MANLEY, PASTOR 303 CAPITAL N. E. BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN I 204 i-J FAI 5 I I I E J I H-:' f-' e e I I ie: '52, 'Q.. 3: IHE K 19 5 8 I ' ' C ARY GI E ll Q 1 ,- , AL I-I 5' I ASSEMBLIES OF GOD h I 32I3 EIIIFgT, Nw .... IN 'OLDE GEORGETOWN' . . . WASHINGTON 7 D O ....A.A.w ,A,..,A.,.. - ,..,......s.,,,,M.,I,.s O, - Congrandatlons li V A . . . Tloe Lord toy God I G d He it is that doth go wztla thee, 1 ra 7 He will notfail tloee l uates of nor forsake tloee Deut 31 6 Irving M.'MirChQ12 ' .1-il r'C07Zg1'6lfZtl6lfi01ZS, Classes of 1958,' EL' girof .fdfidemgf goo! W. H. ROBERTSON, PQSTOR Monterey and Main Streets I POMONA, CALIFORNIA I nC0l7g1'6llLItlClflO7ZS, Classes of 1958,' ! FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 9740 Lnckland Ave. Overland 14, Missouri TABERNACLE IICHIGAN Pastor: RIN. GLI-.NN GILDIQII Third zIndRivc1' Str ers Moosic, Penn '- ' 205 -a :.,........r ,.-...e President: Ralph W. Harris CDNGRATULATIONS G R A D U A T E S Vice Presidents: J. Robert Ashcroft - David B. Drake Williain Eastlake Norman Pearsall Secretary: Treasurer: CENTRAL BIBLE INSTIT 206 Mary Ann Wilkerson Ethel Brown TIONS T E S CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE has been raised up as a spiritual fortress and as a stronghold of Pentecostal faith. Its Alumni Association takes great pride in the faculty and student body. IT IS WITH a Warm heart that We Welcome each of our students and graduates into this growing fellowship. The campus, the buildings, the curriculum, and the faculty have been strengthened because people like you, have rallied to the cause of training youth. AS A MEMBER of the Alumni Association you also may take pride in the sense of belonging to the finest family any- Where. Wherever you go, east, West, north, south, to Africa, India, or the Islands of the Sea, there you will meet others Who belong and the kindred spirit will be one of your richest treasures. WHEN YOU LEAVE these halls, 'don't forget us! The task of the day is so great for all of us and you'1l find We can reach our common goals much better when We all Work together. May God be with you and make your lite a continued blessing both to a needy World,,and our alma mater. 207 U.. V . .. ...-......--:ff ,-.. -...awk .-.. ............- -.-..-....g..awn....-rn Ag. . l qv . - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 3 By humility and the A A 1 , A Eamestly contend for Aff-wi X ,M ' ' ycearaof the Lord gt ,I 0 the faith which was are riches, and 'li ' if Once dffliffefed f: Fiji If 1 . ,, honouy, and x 3 unto the Saints. I lifejv W.. Q 11 ,A ' ,-Iude 3 V I f , I gilt I A-Prov. 22:4 A 25355 Q. -z 'f - , I f A l '-,- 1 , 1 X il W7 :N if .fix O fig, I rw A ff 59- O ' X. f'- .Q 'Wi ,Zz 1, -X x xx K . ff, f gif. 1' A ff ,' ff, X O, A i f A ' Y E v2 4ka ,1,,n,27 - ,.', .X E. 21 V elf 1 -A 'Q ' A - ffl' '91 t 'j 3 :Yi i - O ,tr ,',V X 75:1 O iggj ifk, ,E Q 3 A+ . 1 f E fr 'Q ,gf W if wp? what r V ' Q7 2417 1 75 7y1 5 ,,,w , M ,H W1 , 1 gg gf. . fly gi.. ,i :Z ff -,f :L x fx gl! gfgrnff x l 4. , Y m w g w j K A 'T 7112 E 1 , Q ,nf mmggfnqvp :swa b ., 1 WM: 3... ,. .,,, - .,. 4. ., nm' ,Qm.aN,Vi Y - - Hi .F 1-4 HIGHW MISSIO TABERNACLE 19th and GREEN STREETS , PHILADELPHIA, PA. W. Howard Roberson, Pastor G. B. Waggoner, Associate IIHNHHHHIWIUNS, SENIHHS CALVARY TEMPLE East Alameda 81 University DENVER. COLORADO O REV. CHARLES E. BLAIR, Pastor Guy Davidson, Educational Director 208 PASTOR N0 Still HO THE C '95 ni for 3 was ed ntsf, 3 L E IIA, PA. ssociate Congratulations aw To X 1 -A U if x X gi , X PASTOR and MRS. FLOYD L. DENNIS CLASS of 58 . That the mart of Goal may be perfect, tlaorougb- ly furnished unto all good works. 2 Tim 3:17. Glad Tidings Assefnbly of God CNORTH WICHIT:X'S EVANGELTSTIC CENTERJ 1557 PARK PLACE WICHITA 4. KANSAS I x nd wwf V . A, 2 Q XY F X N T no fa. T , 'Pnl' H , - - -Lwrr , x X ragga 4 19 X .4 XXX I NORTH SIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Still Preaching It the Ola'-Fashioned Way ' HOME of The EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE - AND HEADQUARTERS FOR - THE HERALD OF DELIVERANCE CAMPAIGNS Rev. Jacob Filberf Pastor - Evangelist A Corner of Clinton and W. Exchange FORT WORTH, TEXAS I 1 ,fi -'i'rg1OD BLESS YOU, T E. .... CLASS OF ,sag ft E A T ggi-:tj li? - QW ASSEMBLY OF COD A CHURCH 100 C1337 Avenue Jeannette, Pennsylvania REV. A. A. AMERINE, PASTOR BEST TVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958' 209 T Y' i 2 ,,.,....yJ...-,- ... ' . , , . ... M.-. --,....-r..-..--.-..-......- ,- ,.,, ,,......-N1 , . g .., ri, , I, H 1 ' 7 r 60 grafulafzrw - GRADU TE . 7 eel! Zefaze :idea cw open dawn. -THE OPHO ORE CLASS If 1 I Q: IN .1 4 P :Q ,, A , M- . 5, f ACK 0wLEDGE E T E PREEESSIONAL SERVICES Paul Bennett Agatha Campbell I Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Noel T Becktold Cover Company I l FACULTY ADVISOES David B. Drake Bartlett Peterso lil E Ye .s OTHER CONTRIBUTERS i E BOT Student Snaps Eva Larson 212 rm QW H in Ierusalem and in all laden I THE WW M Donald Henderson, Director STUDENT MINISTRY DEPARTMENT 213 I A ' '- V r --o-K--.---.--,----Q-f--Y-.V-..... . ,...--..., .,'..,-K-Af. --- -. ,... K Y - - Our Advertisers are the financial backbone of our Yearbook. We can only repay them by patronizin g them. I -A- -1- -Q- I Adrianis jewelry 242 Ianss Lumber Co. 224 Queen City Flour 81 Feed 231 Allied Paint 224 -K- Queen City Woodworks 239, I -B- Kennedy Brick 61 Steel Co. 242 Quinn Coffee Ce' 242 Ballard Plumbing Co. 239 Kent, L., I., Boiler 81 I -R' Barclay Women's Wear 220 Sheet Iron Works, Inc. 236 Ran Hfwen Motel 241 I Barth Bros. Clothing Co. 242 Kentwood Arms Hotel 240 Ralnel' S Chapel of the Ozarks 233 Beatrice Foods Co. 222 Klingner Mortuary 231 Hafhb0r1e.HardWafe 235 I Brooks Potato Chips 227 Knight Oil Company 239 Reed naeue er SuPPrY 236' Brown, Ralph, Food Market 220 Kresge, s. s., co. 233 R1CheSm81Nea1e Insurance 227 I -C- -L- Robertson Wholesale Crocer 222 Campbell Street Lumber Co. 244 LQITIHS, BCH H-, State Agency 221 S2012 Vilaniigeiioilgfsxare lCat and Fiddle Restaurant 220 Levy-Wolf 224 R in . , W 233 Citizens Bank 230 Lines Music Company 223 u enstems S ' Ll d Cl 242 - Ig1tyHau Drug 242 Oy S eaners Sample Insurance Agency 237 0Ca-C01a 240 Lustre Craft Cookware 242 S 223 Co1onial'Baking Company 243 -M-- ears . . , Sed wick Furniture Co. 220 Consumer s Hardware 235 Marshall House 215 g. Consumeris Warehouse Market 227 Martin Brothers Segnlerlpcflgesz S 227 Cooper Supply 238 Piano Company 233 S OWZSI :glen 246 A Crank Drug Co. 235 Marvin Florist 244 emco O or . SS - . Seven Up Bottling Co. 219 -D- Marx Clothing Company 233 . l , Severance Tool Industries, Inc, 238 Dan-y Snacvkette 221 Merchants Ice 81 Fuel 221 Sh, k, e eh CO 222 Darn I gh l 9 Missouri Neon 236 rr S I W ', D Ge gn Qcflf1Q4ell1PC0C1lf1Pfl1HYo-321 Modem Business Shockley or Hmohsllff Supply 233 e ra enrei oo ro uc s I S h S d- 223 :DePreste, Vic, Service Station t 229 Eelurprnenr Ce- 224 Slciiirirgfilliglulallcito I DeWitt Construction Company 229 Me'HYur0 Gas Ce- 224 D lv B l' C 4 Moore's Tailors 81 Dr Cleaners 224 New Car Dealers 232 r - lePPer err Ing ernPanY 2 2 Mc y Springfield Draughon Business 222 -E- ,G ,, - Springfield Crocer 222 ,Eagle Sheet Metal Works 236 Candy Mccarrhy 231 Springfield Newspapers Inc. 244 Ellis Shoe storo 220 AndefS0n'MCe?eg0f ' Springfield sooo Sz Floral loo. 237 ' Evans Cut-Rate Drug Stores 240 MSleJneerCSuPPneS' ' C Springfield Trim Supply 221 ,,, Fadler Produce Company 238 MC Onere e I0 ue S , , , Queary Brothers Drug Co. 240 Flnkblner Transferftiz Suprerne Deugnnurs 219 -N- -. Storage Co. 237 1 . . . .-T- I Fisher Hi-Boy Drive In 235 Iggsoikfirgesrlirzzfrru Tastemafk Dalry i 232 o -G- N hi RC B Q' C 223 Thleme Furneral Services 234 . G 1- 0 rn 0- T'l I . 233: glant Hanplbllrger Northside Furniture Co. 224 Tlrisrsurifply 236 asgow ai ors ... -G- -U- I , -H' Ollis Insurance Co. 221 Union National Bank 224 Hfimby S Sfeak HOUSC 227 O'P1eilly Automotive Parts 231 .W- Igllalllld lgalfy 13311 Ozark Paper 4 Ianitor Supply 220 Wade Allen Supply 236 H3333 Sevilljwelry Company 2 Ozark Typewrrrelrj 227 Weaver' Motor 237 K . - - Welhener Tent 81 Awning 233 Athletic Goods Co. 242 poorllanlwal-o l 227 VVIHWA-Burger 233 H 11- Pepsl-C013 Botflmg CO. 221 WVilliams Clothing co. 221' Ike Martin Sportlng Goods 222 Phillips Engraving 236 YX7indle lvnnol-al Counsellors 222 International Crapho n Plimmeris 221 -Y- Analysis Society, Inc. 237 Platte Hardware 236 Yelloxv Calo A 237 214 ' We have bee GERARD ROBERT Joni. M I EDWARD WALLAC ERNEST FIR PURC I J Take Nl 5 4 Plc Nc i -It 111-il cl Jzarks Ice rocer rt LVZIC Cy es, Inc. l1PP1Y usiness Inc. al Inc. 7 CS S llors 231 239 242 241 233 236 236' 227 222 229 244 233 237 223, 220 227 246 219 238 222 233 223g I 232 222 222 244 237 221 224 219 232 ' 234 2331 236 224 236 237 233 233 221 I 222 237 I L THE MARSH LL HGUSE We wish to congratulate the following Seniors who . . . and to thank the following Underclassnzen 01' have been affiliated with us . . . their cooperation. GERARD FLOKSTRA ROBERT KING JOEL MATHISEN EDWARD MOSHER WALLACE PEARSON ERNEST RADFORD DUANE CARRIKER FRED FLETCHER RICHARD MCCAULEY AL PLUNKETT JAMES WELLS JAMES WILLIAMS Y Zfaiav aggb Convertible Furnished to Students Who Oualz y -.A FIRST TIME OFFERED. J N 'f QC-D Ji Nfmmw-6 PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT Nor NECESSARY XM 55433 I T Km' KN f' Job Priority Extended to Bible Students Ladies or Gentlemen Delightful Work in Your Spare Hours Also Summer Work in your Home State Take orders from your friends at wholesale prices ' EXCLUSIVE FINE CHINA A EXQUISITE TABLEWARE DAZZLING STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE SPARKLING CRYSTAL .1 .1 .v f - -I' fr fr , Liberal Financing i' :P Student Savings Plan if ii' Gift CC1'fifiCHfCS NATIONAL I-IDQRS. MAILING ADDRESS 54 Park St, S.S.S. Florham Park '5PfmSffeld New Jersey Missoun Phone UN S-2933 for an appointment lLoCAL OFFICE 1 8 05 Valley Rd. Springfield Missouri 215 ' . .. . ,...,,.V-...- ...ur ,.. ,f if fwvccfw ' ' Q M X Q J WMM ff W aff ff , 2 ' C B I s kltchen and cafetena as they were located 1n the basement of Bowle H111 30 YEARS AGU We d1dnt have many swlvel chalrs then ?Q?3EE ? 5266? fii?2'W7'g Jl..J.i'L.,,fZ,j1Jm .fx 'I-8f9 2UliH2,l3'14 sais Uwmmmmw The C B I truck was once used to haul mall for the Gospel Pubhshmg House 217 h s I s 1 - c XWWN ,ff V ' ,fn I ,, , fw' f U , . , 4, ' ff, Q , , AM , , V . f Y V, fr V f, mf VW . ,N I ,, U' ,f , ' 1 4 . V , ' --n. f I A f, 2 , , X N I ' N' x A , f ,f W 2 V, ' ', . ' , V , ' ,ff I X . I ' A I , V ,W , 7 f f ' ' K , . . ,, ,.., -. ..,., ..V . , .,, .,,.'-- X--: 4 f,.u,.r 4.--....',-P-v Y-----4- ' ' ' - ' R 4' A ' A,,,,...,.,.,,,J--Q,-.., ,.b.. ...... . k f ..W,,..,..,,, .. W. 1 .W?-5,f f'r'ff1'-- --'- w--V--N ---.--..-f -v...Q......:I.-am...x--- 7. I I fx I FOR EA1-S . . . u U Mildred Sundquist, Mgr. ' THE STUDENT CENTER AND BETHANY RODM FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE THE C. B.Il. PRESS COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEWING ROOM ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS DRY CLEANING SHOE REPAIRS i MABEL VAUGHAN, Manager 218 ili I I I I ' 510 I l. I I r,....... 'qi-1-1 I .,-1--1- ' QRQQYQEPII I I me H10 Call your local Greyhound .mm 'eva yi ,, V.,xv , A V 'MIM V , 9 I 2 . wt A ofo- fe I 1 ' 11 YYY! I f! 'gum I li : It 1 'V vb I A T I im tj! wmrm 5, 11 Q it etru I t I f ' ' -1.1 I ,,',, 1 1 ' 'ti f I M, Q. I Ylr n ,x t , , I- NE- I , I I , ,,1,.1-,IW Iezah I xii we - f' A oAo A I 1' bfi., I ,I ,,..-ee1fw,,e V I IV, , I ' W 1oo-o I . o, I ' I if oooo to ' I lie is ityy I wegpv 1, , , A, ,,,- ,,.,, it 'W S i'iff:-t:f5?f+1 t:le ,, o 1 PIES CAKES ROLLS DONUTS ' BIRTHDAY CAKES Doughnuts our specialty Supreme Donut Shop Mgr. Agent for complete information DM 510 ST. LOUIS ST. PHONE 2-6777 ' I CONGRATULATIONS from GLO SYSTEM I ' Beautiful Dry CIeaning ' Prompt Service at 6 Convenient Locations I ' I ' I , . 4,1 ..1.e. O I mt ' , S 'i'e It ,ey-af? fzf. ffufff-Y Yew H I .yegn .yarriaong jgzwer Snap Corsages, Weddings and Funeral Designs FLOWERS OCCASIONS I- 2001 N. Vijroadway 'Inf-I Aillineli-1Z4'4A SP1'iU8fie1d, Missouri . OLD MEXICO CARRY OUT I I Carry Ont or Eat Here Phone 5-1000 Open 11:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. except Sunday 1929 S. Glenstone 219 -...-.gr ,.. ....f..T,..--....-.. -f 1, .,....-..,.q.........,- .-....,....- -.,......a.aw.-,,..n---..:. L.. . ,., -,,,,,, A '- QUALITY witbolat extravagance since 1900 IESOUTH Q MCDANIEL EQ SPRINGFIELD, MO. 4 I I BARCLAY WOMEN'S WEAR A Complete Line ofReaa'ywea1f South and McDaniel 13110116 4-3441 EAT OUT OFTEN The Cat and Fiddle Restaurant So. Glenstone Open 7 days a week 8 a.1n. to 9 prrn. Free Parking - We cash payroll checks. 814 W. Commercial - Robberson at Commercial OZARK SUPPLY, INC. PAPER A AND JANITOR Complete stock of restaurant and hotel equipment I LESTER F. STRAUSS, President BOB KRAMER, Vice-President 3l2 South Avenue Phone 4-4428 ELLIS SHOE STIIRE City Clnh Shoes for men, Queen Quality and Velvet Step shoes for women, Weather- hira' shoes for hoys and girls. 303 College Street Phone 2-6748 22 fl. I V'l.zzZ.., . TY M 5 E114 I... I 300 N MALTS EAR I , l e 4-9441 1.-,I i. ks. mmercial L. .l Qual ity 'eatloer- I 16 2 - 6 74 8 I ,..I M BEN H. LAMMERS I STATE AGENCY I INC. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS AT A SAVING 224 Landers Bldg. Phone 4-0773 - I Everything in clothes, fellas, at I I il I I ED. V. WILLIAMS EPSI' am - II' .II EF: CLOTHING co. 211 E. Commercial p gl, I I K . The Fabric Store of Southwest I Missouri-On College, just off I IE I I I ' - up the Square ' '--I R. A. OLLIS 8z CO. I - I Est. 1885 -, Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance - Consult us for all ' p 408 E. Commercial Your insurance needs Phone 6-5022 I Ii I . I I I I SPRINGFIELD TRIM SUPPLY ' Automobile and furniture fabrics, plastics and upbolstering supplies I Formica and Trimed ge I II DORSEY FUHR, Owner I Dial 4-9760 S20 E. Commercial St. Springfield, Mo. ,I MERCHANTS ICE and FUEL COMPANY Deep Well Water lce- I I - I 300 N.Jefferson Best Grades of Coal and Fuel Oil Phone 6-4322 .Dairy Snacleffe .live--911 il O25 S. Campbell I MALTS SUNDAES SANDWICHES ROOT BEER p Dial 6:9622 221 I V - .. -. ,..- L. ... .........- ....., ..-..,..,....,,.,.. .,.-.- --V.- .wav E.-Q..-W -.,, -.,......,..........-.,..-.-.,,..-f-.,...-.s.4..- HOCKLANDER IEWELRY Your authorized KEEPSAKE diamond dealer Merle Norman cosmetics for a lovely complexion Two locations to serve yon 330 South Avenue 1431 S. Glenstone , lgooerfaon lfljlnolaaad JEWELL E. WINDLE mm, Omlmng FUNERAL COUNSELORS E '72.,,,e swf PHEINE 4-D755 465 WEET WATER STREET 630 Sc. Louis Phone 4-S566 SPRINGFIELD. S513 Rl IKE MARTIN'S SPORTING GOODS , Jewelry, Luggage, Clothing, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Musical Instruments Comobell at MoDoniel ' 3 I E I Phone 2-4464 --.-.. r Nlrff E' ' SPRINGFIELD IGROCER' coMPANY Distributor of Yellow Bonnet Fine Foods Li- A I COMPLIMENTS OF I Sl-IIRK JEWELRY COMPANY . E 3I2 Sf. Louis Phgne 4-4678 ' Learn it Right out on up-to-date Business School SPRINGFIELDDRAUGHON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Selective - Co-Educc1tionol- Non-Sectorion Wilhoit Building phone 6-1926 ICE CREAM AND MILK I725 No. Glenstone Ave. Phone 2-5346 I ' ' 222 l 1 0 Ph 3-iili We Tlouule You for Your Putrouuge I Your Ujfciul Plootogmp bor, DLE . DRS 2 , SMHEHN STUDIO .e 4-S566 - COMPLIMENTS OF 2-4464 Wofging 5j,a,,4A,, Lines Music C0. N E ,lug BALDWIN PIANOS 2 L BALDWIN ORGANS g'lk......,.. -. Q cm 'W I 219 S. Jefferson A Co11zpli1ueuts of your L kg C0014 P MNT - I I SALESMAN, P 3 6 ss L s is gnie .S2A6cAfing 223 ' t -' ' H+- f -- ------'..,....-..,.........,.-......,,....-.n,, ,, --.-2 -.,. -.,-nv.-.,- -v.. ....-....- .-....-.a.- -.,-.-fx-x..:-.u-.-.xy---rg ...,,, 5 T, 3,27-. ' I 1ErE5E5252221'. '51E'5' 2552252525252 EEF? 525352525 .21 52525 3525252 5E2i '2?'2523i3EE' 32 525252 52523525231' 5 52' 5551 ALLILL PAINT A WALLPAPER CP- PTAA J 110 1 ...5: .,..: 212 W. McDaniel Sc. S ringfield Mo. I 4 ' I 3 i: '2 'f ' P , l l COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Save with Safety ' M0-HYDRQ l JANSS LUMBER C0. I G Co C 5 ll 0 I Quality lurnber and building materials I BUTANE-PROPANE GAS ' 629 E' Commercial Phone 6-4361 I Glenstone ot Division Phone 2-0717 l . V 5 ' I Serving the Banking Needs of Southwest Missouri THE UNION NATl0NAL BANK I on the Public Square Moore's Tailor and Cleaners Men's or Ladies' Suits Made to order-Your cloth or ours. Alterations 408 S. Jefferson Phone 6-S097 7 . , P 1650 E. Atlantic Street SPRINGFIELD, Ml550URl ' Congratulations Graduates MODERN BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1449 iS. Glenstone Phone 6-015 5 Northside Furniture SHOP OUR STORE FOR QUALITY FURNITURE AND SAVE MONEY A EASY TERMS 402-04 W. Commercial Phone 6-3408 I CHICKEN - STEAKS - SPAGHETTI NAPOLITANO PIZZERIA Finest in Italian Foods Phone 6-9845 Owned 85 Operated by Tony Napolitano 302 EZISE Walnut Springfield, . l 224 , C0. ES Autographs f?w16f'2aff Ami lo I 5 ' I 'F -0717 I '- I WM? SI Mya HUTS. I 14 LC 6-S097 I ......J MQW Rv! ,MPM M awww Aivnw ne 6-0155 I h 1 h Qgiijy HETTI OH -.max RIA inqg A gfield, Mo. - ...vw ,-,.- .,.. ,V . ,-......,,......,-.. .-.,vw... may we upon! EAM you I Qimluafed 0 1957 - I n I umo xvuo-1340 D sunnmrswmo AM. nv mom AD Haw I ff' ' umlsrsns ffup fi - J jj .MF- . oMAs A D H. Lsnsv ' ,,,, a g 115515 ,1 'IL l 1, 25:30 DIVISADERD STREET A . FRESND, CALIFORNIA COIRPAHI enf5 of LILY-TULIP C P CURP. 1100 N. Glenstoqe Phone 2-2744 226 ii-1 Colle g 409 317 402 1 Q g.-.s-- J. L. DE GRAFFENREID 81 SONS FOOD PRODUCTS I . College at Broadway Street Springfield, Missouri RICHESIN 81 NEALE INSURANCE AGENCY V 409 Woodruff Building A phone 4-0894 .QE , . PEER HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware - Soorting Goods V 3l7 South Ave. ' W Phone 2-9333 CONSUMERS WAREHOUSE MARKETS q Home of Springfielcfs Lowest Food Prices - EADS-6217 l 1 I GLENSTONE at COMMERCIAL A CAMPBELL at SUNSHINE I ' zsoo COLLEGE A OLENSTONE at BENNETT i KEARNEY and BROADWAY , . .uFoRNuA OZARK TYPEWRITER C04 New Royal Standard, Electricl and Portable Typewritersv Special Rental Rate to Students 402 S. Jefferson , Phone 2-4368 u E, , Meet me ,at BEST' BYQS STEAK HUUSE 6AicLen-our Apeciaky lf-' ,Q LA,i HOURS U Daily 6a.m. to 7:301J.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to' 7:30 p.m. Phone 4-7615 I Boonville at Central l g X, Q H' A SELMIER-PEERLESS C 4, 19 TOWEL cf LINEN 1 SERVICE ' C-lp? ' 907 W. Chose Phone 2-0538 I I 227 E CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE CAMPUS BOOKSTORE jk? m0IUnt0Wn of we KHHQIQUJ fuer fbin .szcclenfd Ween! anal llfuanf I Km 3-S 'ir- STATIONERY, BOOKS, and BIBLES TYPEWRITERS, GIFTS, CAMERAS, and ROOMp SUPPLIES Let us personally bandle your Gift Problems Student Discount on Most Merchandise HEADQUARTERS FOR MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Special Ra-tes on a nuvnber of leading National Publications . Send us your new or renewal subscriptions MAIL ORDERS FILLED THE CAMPUS BOOK STORE CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE L I I ...J 228 X . ROCK VILLAGE COURT Intersection Highways 66, 65, 166 p and 160 - E W f 5 Units XVith-Steam Heat-Tub and Shower A Z B ii 5 -Telephone Free Radio and TV A D g d Dining Room-Air Conditioning ' , A I 2355 N. GLENSTONE 0 U 6 .. . i . X , , N I U i I I I '6VIC DE PRESTE b . CONOCO SERVICE I A ,b . A I ' W ' I fr -X -jay 1130 St. Louis Street i Dial 6-9959 mi' Y' yy. Don' Q-,inns even un-r Tae TARGET? THE DeWITT COMPANY P O Box 7087 2 -43 6 Luster Blvd. Tuolsoi Oklahoma Springfield, Missouri Riverside 7-7589 Phfme 4-4820 i J 229 . I I THE CITIZEN'S BANK We Shall Appreciate the Opportunity to Serve You SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 230 1 CON ii:- Phone 11-mi- .li-1 I ll I I I 6 3 3 x X x .......-I 0 O Z 3 2,533,555 is E' 22915 f' 238 Eg 3 Z LD E ez 1 - yy D m D2 0 E 0.,,Umn Q ' 1 1 C 1- ' -4 -Dj' 3 5 Ciougbfii H 2 FQDUMGUDU 2 -jhe ellorelh lA5Jillg he with you.- Phone 6-9686 GQREILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 403 Sherman - l Phone S-55 33 Wholesale Automotive Parts, Supplies, Tools and Equipment Automotive Machine Shop Champion Spark Plugs-Fram Oil Filters-Delco Batteries Timken and New Departure Bearings-Proto Tools Congratulations KLINGNER MORTUARY Queen City Flour Sz Feed Co. Licensed Lady Emhalmern ' ' A Wholesale Distributors Ph 2 0511 Bento uP f of flour ana' feeds Pho e 2 3733 P 301 N. 8th Ave., W 231 ---- -.... nn..-x -I E I SPRINGFIELD AUTOMOBlLE NEW CAR DEALERS INC Safety zs no acczdent Have your car sew zced and checked by the followmg dealers 51 9 CENTRAL MOTOR SALES CO ff X Q EN? 5N- ff, DOUGLAS MOTOR CO FELLINI DUKEWITS FORD INC. H AZELL MORRIS INC MARTIN MOTOR CO MONTGOMERY BUICK INC CALE CABLE INC RICHARDSON MOTOR SALES INC TERRILL PHELPS CHEVROLET CO THOMPSON SALES CO www 5 '?'iv4 'Sfe 449 T5stemar f Q moaf l'0ln afitelnflf TEM RK DAIRIE 809 N Campbell Ave Spr1ngf1e1d M1ssour1 232 . O A I JI I . 0 O ' ' . - Q . 0 ' ' , l o . U nl . I S fy ' I If ' ' 2 X I H - Q f 1 , Q, A- I I , - A .30 Sq J W K , , ITE5 ',,g-QTN-N HERE!! A - I - E ' 1 , I - 3 'mb Q I A - f e A 3 L. 3 Rv' A Cm. ' -.. 'I m age Q55 44,519 I -....l...i.- BILE INC. car serv- dealers. INC. T CO - 'fa K -,i.i1-1--i COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN BROTHE RS PIANO COMPANY SU The finest in me1z's clothmg for 77 years on Sf. Louis Street L4 I l I ,Ill ll ll Ill llll lllllllll lllllllllll - .lltll ,. Il...l.ll 'wtll 4 Cllfflllll lllllhgllll l -, ,ll+ll,,,ll Ill Ill-llll '7!7'l'ill7 GYIITYII 7 III lla-ll ll ll ll ll I IAA!!! LLLLLLBLIII ,I ll , lyllll llll..llll-Illqlllll llllllllllll 1923 'S. National Ave Springfield, Mo.-Phone 4-6339 RAINEY'S CHAPEL OF THE OZARKS l I47 South Glenstone Dial 2-0502 Q Elflifie CAMPBELL AT COLLEGE The Fashion and Value Corner of South Missouri - CLOTHES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Compgmenfd of a .griencl 51:-31.00 S. S. Kresge's The F 1'ie1m'l y Sfore SCHOOL SUPPLIES EVERY INCIDENTAL 124 South Side Sqlunre SHOCKLEY Sz HINCHSLIFF U. S. Royal Tires The Friendly Sfvfe 530 W. WALNUT Welhener Tent And Awning Co. 50C-502 W. Commercial Ph. 2-3763 WHAT-A-BURGER Home ofthe Biggesf Hamburgers ln Springfield 410 W Kearney 2225 S. Glenstone 2 Arco Frigidaire DAMERON SHEET METAL CO. Air gonchfioning Mft .yeafing 5? 830 S. Campbell Phone 2-0622 COMPLIMENTS OF Ralph Thieme Funeral Home 1200 Boonville Phone 2-S505 H 1 l I CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF l958l l Q National Auto Supply Company Parts and Accessories for all Cars and Trucks 844 - 1 N wm:eSQne0ndaRemassmCe1920 N BOONVILLE AT LYNN PHONE 4-1828 l , s I l l l I Congrafufafiond Cfaddea of 558 l , l McLean Construction Company Springfield, Missouri l 234 6440222 ' HI BOY delicious double deck HAMBURCER co ve zent locat ons to serve yo QTloe Eatenest Treat that can t be Beatj 1313 St Lous 18 01 S Glenstone 1470 East Kearney J,1.W1..,..,e W1 5p.,,f,,., .,.,.f, CUNSUMER S HARDWARE 1844 N Glenstone Phone 4 1864 Open every day and Sunday 1828 - 'l 1 THE DRUG CENTER of the OZARK EMPIRE Boo v lle 86 Commerc al Cherry 85 K mbrough Nat onal t El 3 Sr Lo Glen Isle Ce ter 4 6373 7447 1758 6389 j Y 235 4 . n n 1 x . ' , 9 f n i i A---q ---,W'VA A -ywyd A V -Yy7--yf-,,-qV, R--VAVyA---,7----,-wtA-,,A,,W A it ,4,,,A,,,,,,, Dial 4- 633 i fbl- V V qi , M W U W 1 H Vzryn .,A,, H ,,,m,nDial 4- V at rn 5 Y VvYi -,vY-,i , Y Y-YYPYYV in IQYVY A A-vVYV Y VYY,YY-YV --lwr A U ,YY,,,VV ,.,..D13l 2- 09 . uis St. VeA...ee.. E. e7-7efee---e'e- U ev -eee -Y e---- - 'A---- e----- 'E -' 'A'e A' o Dial 2' n U N H 7 yy Y Q 1 7V -i t,A..Dial 4- ll l li ll ii l E ----2 ' pt WADE ALLAN SUPPLY CD. 445 East Commercial Street Phone 2-0733 Soda Fountain Products Glassware Paper Goods Restaurant and Hotel Supphes WE RENT MOST EVERYTHING lVIcNier Furniture 81 Carpet Co. Furniture for Every Home 203 W. Commercial Phone 4-5553 Congratulauons Classes of 58 NEON TIRE SUPPLY CDMPANY CO. Auto Farm Truck Industrial I ' . Factory Recapplng R. W. Wilson, President 1401 Boonvllle Phone 2 5536 320 E. PERSHING DIAL 2-1778 PLATTE HARDWARE UU 2 02 E Commerc1al Phone 6-3 5 8 8 Rathbone Hardware 508 East Commercial Springfield, Missouri REED RADID AND SUPPLY CD. Wholesale DlStr1but0fS . Rad1o Parts, Equlpment, Radlos, P A Systems, Amateur Supphes 805 809 Boonvllle Phone 4-0752 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM EAGLE SHEET METAL woRKs IndustriaI-Commercial-Residential SHEET METAL woRK 43,5 W, Pacific Phone 6-1984 WEE 14121295 gran vmc co 5 L. J. KENT BOILER AND SHEET mon wonxs, mc. 700 EAST CENTRAL STREET DFI-'IDE PHONE 4-1888 RESIDENCE PHONE 4-2398 El 5 5 Q 3 1: . ,i lli P ' V1 li i l il il ,i 4 lf? igl L lil il A lg if li , - T, Tl . A il 3 , ! , l All il li ' li ii lil li . jl ll ai Y ' il ll - - :li lil ,ul .1 - I - ' , - Ti il 5 13 4, ll T, A H ,,, if llq 1 l 'ii ll l il fill' ll Q3 ll , T l E li l ii .l ll . M il 'l l ' s li - .2 ii ll QQ ji 1 ll l' il - lf N . l X, L TQ ' ' ,,, ,I A li . . . v :xx FL ll . 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DIRECTORY ll0544l7 Ashcroft, Robert, 16 Bell, Mark, 22,23,148,149 Bicket, Zenas, 22,21-3,128 Boyd, Frank, 22,23 Brown, Ethel, 22,23 Brown, Richard, 24,25 Burggraaf, Marvin, 34,174 Burnett, C01-das, 18 Bush, Howard, 16 Cheatham, Eslean, 34 Cooley, Robert 21 120 133 comm Maw 34 Crouch Philip 24 25 Cummings Robert 2425 120 180 Drake Davmd 24 25 125 127 136 Erlckson Carl 26 27 Erickson Cleall 34 Adams Betty 97 Adamson Don 64 128 152 Aldrldge Grant 48 Alexander Charlotte 97 Alexovlch Mane 97 Altman B111 Anderson Stan 48 110 113 123 139 148 Andersen Allan 88 148 181 Anderson Juhe 88 Andrews Ron 64 Argue Don 86 88 126 132 150 160 Argue Jim 64 110 143 150 Aroms Pete 42 Arrowood Rxchard 64 Aslatlco Ervin 88 145 Asplund John Atwood Naomi 80 113 165 Baber Jlm 48 Bagley Shirley Balley Floyd 64 Bailey Leonard 80 Balty Betty Ann 88 150 161 178 Baker Bllly 80 Baldwm Don 64 144 Balken Ken 48 124 127 143 150 Barber MaJone 65 123 163 Barham Janlce 88 128 Barnes Jamce 80178 Barron B111 80 146 Barth Laverne 97 152 Bartlett Mary 80 Baslle Frank 48 148 Bassett Maruane 80 146 Bates Harrv 88 48 Bauder Ruth 65 Bealer Dean 80 139 Behlmg Howard 49 Belrose Carol 88 Betzer Danny 65 Bicknell Bob 97 g Blrdwell Ed 49 Blame Marlene 96 Blake Barbara 88 Blakkolb Joy 88 146 Blesslng Jack 88 Bolea Angelo 65 Bo1erJack Billy Bontrager Henry Bookwalber Dorothy 88 Borden Roland 65110 Boulber Davld 88 152 Bowen Earlme 97 Bowman Rolland 65 Bradberry James 49 175 Brant Bllly 80 Flattery Warren 37 Flower, J. Roswell, 16 Gaugh, Ottie, 19 Hall, Evelyn, 26,27 Harris, Ralph, 16,136 Helwig, Robin, 26,27,152,153,180 Henderson, Donald, 26,27,102,133, Horwn, Stanley, 2s,29,1so,1s1 Hudson, Ida, 25 Hudson, Milton, 35 Jacobs James 35157 Tohns Donald 28 29 40 181 Kessel Theodore 19120 Kingman Betty 28 29 Kovacs Bernice 28 29 150 Larson Eva 30 31 TUDE Brawn David 88 Brey Chester Briggs Ruth 97 Briscoe John 88 152 Brltt George 80 Brltt Irma 80 Broadus Ken 66 134 Brooks Mary 88 146 Brotzman Harry 66 104 105 148 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Bunger Barbara 80 111 113 150 162 Herbert 49 John 66 152 162 Ken 80 Twlla 66 154 Wesley 66 Sharon 80 113 146 162 Burggraaf Marvm 49 Burkett Leonard 80 Burnham John 50 Burton Ruth Ellen 80 104 108 Busse Don 88 Butler Curtis 88 122 184 Butts Evelyn 66 111 171 Calrns Jeanne 88 Campanello Esther 97 150 Campbell Anita 62 67 120 Campbell Jlm 50 Cargm Betty 88 Carmean Earl 80 145 171 Carpenter Tommy 88 129 Carroll Doug 88 Carroll Henry 80 Carrlker Duane 80 Chakeres Cathy 80 Clark Betty 80 113 Claycomb Bobby 80 182 Clements Hllda Clyde Art 96 Coleman Jackie 88 Collver Howard 88 Conant Paul 81 Conrad Gall 46 146 178 Cook Nancy 88 Cooper Bernard 88 Cooper Conrad 67 129 160 175 Coppola Raphael 89 Corbin Don 67 110 120 150 166 Coury Nazera 89 150 161 178 Crabtree Bob 67 168 Crabtlee Chuck 67 128 152 Clalg Maman 81 104 107 123 Crichton John 81 112 Crosser Fred 81 111 113 Crouch Jan 89 Cummings Ellen 89 163 174 Damel Agnes 89 150 Lessten Fred 4 5 19 Leverett, John,.30,31 Lewis, Gayle, 16 McLaughlin, D. H., 16 McLellan, Cyril, 30,31,147 Mercado, Benjamin, 30,31 Moore, Beatrice, 35 Mllflger, Lorraine, 3 Netzel, M. B., 16 Nikoloff, Nicholas, 32,33 Parry Eleanor 32 33 Pearsall Norman 32 33 Perkin Noel 16 Peterson Bartlett 1617 100 Reed Glenn 32 33 Reed L Naoml 184 Rlekehof Lottie 21 Riggs Ralph 16 100 T DIRECTORY Daugherty Fred 67 Davxs LaRuth 81 150 Dean Charles 89 148 171 Decker Randle 50 Deen Ila Mae 50 DeMent Herbert 50 112 113 121 132 144 146 Denms Don 89 152 157 Denton Joyce 68 143 150 Denton Warren De Pasquale Joe 51 110 113 Dermer Carole 89 De Tellls George 51 152 De Vlto Judy 97 Dlrks Ruth 89 Dixon Chester 89 Doolmg Shlrley 68 111 113 Doss Davld 68 104 107 152 159 Dougherty Willard 81 Dugger Willard 62 68 109 Duncan James 89 Duncan JESSIG 68 175 Duncombe Geoffrey 51 124 127 135 146 154 Duran Gerry 89 152 Duvall Lawrence Dyba Anthony 62 68 109 Easton Karen 89 163 178 Edmonds Garland 51 Edwards Dave 97 Edwards Jim 51 111 113 148 159 Elde Dave 40 42 104 107 150 Fletcher Fred 89 Ekberg Faye 89 Elston Ruth 97 Elston Shlrlee 89 Emery Paul 69 113 135 Emery Robert 89 Erickson Irma 89 EF1CkSOH Jlm 89 Ernst Davxd 89 Evans Bob 81176 Evensen Joan 89146 Fancher Pat 89 Farcas COTDGIIUS 81 148 Farquhar Ron 89 95 123 Faulkner Jane 69 Faulkner Stan 51 Flddler Eugene 81 110 145 146 160 Fielder John 97 Fxlbeck Don 52 110 113 148 Fincher Herschel 78 81 125 130 Flschbuch Alxce 52 Flagstad Kinsey 46 52 Fletcher Fred 89 Sample, George, 16 Scott, Charles, 16 Shearer, Betty, 35,181 Sketoe, Ann, 36 Sundquist, Ernest, 36 Sundquist, Mildred, 36 Th0mDson, Mabel, 32,33 Vaughan. Mabel, 36,184 Warner Hope Webb Bert 16 Weed Roy 16 White Clifford 37 Whitford James 37 Wxlkerson Mary Ann 37 Wright Eva 37 Zxlch Kay 37 Zimmerman Thomas 16 Flokstra Gerald 52 126 Flokstra Ruth Flowers Bob 69 Fogle A1 69 Ford Myron 89 Franklin Don 89 Frazier Karen 97 150 162 Frazler Ted 69 106 Funk Audrey 89 Garrison Johnny 81 112 113 144 Genco Larry 52 148 George Donald 40 42 George Jxm 46 52 152 Geske Mavxs 89 146 Ghys Art 81 139 152 Ghys Wllllam 90 139 152 163 Goble Martha 81 112 113 Godbey Kelth 81 Gosnell Weldon 53 150 159 165 166 Goulder Tom 81 112 113 116 Grace Wanda 69 104 107 163 169 Grams James 90 123 Grant Saundra 81 143 150 154 177 Grapes Gilbert 97 Graves Genevieve 90 178 Green Green Green Green Green G'reve Beryl Bob 53 104 106 145 148 175 Doris 90 Katherine 81 163 Ruby 90 123 169 Sharon 90 163 165 166 Grlffm Gerry 42 Grlmes, Roberta 90 110 Gullett Frances 90 Haggard Garwm 90 Hale David 81 104 108 146 Hall Arlm 90 152 Hall Glen 53 Hallett June 90 163 Hammond Dawn 70 Haney Betty 53 Hansen Esther 90 Hansen Harvey 81 Harberson Lyndale 53 Hardy Tom 81 Harmon Shxrley 86 90146 Harrls Joyce 90 95 150 Harris R D 53 Harms Robert 81 Harrison Faye 70 150 Hartwick Ruth 90 162 173 Harvey Dean 70 Hawks Veryl 81 104 106 162 Hawtm Jay 96 Hayes Charles 81176 Haynes Barbara 54 111 113 124 125 130 154 162 181 1 1 1 -J P , , 36 1 1 7 ! 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Ilnisky, Allen, 82,171 Ishimoto, Paul, 82 .J- Jackson, Colin, 54 Jackson, Joan, 82,104,108,123,162, 181 - Jackson, Martha, 90,162 Jenkins, Judy, 9O,146,173,178 an 71 , D . Jensen, Dolores, 82 Johnson, Dorothy, 82 Johnson, Lorraine, 78,82,146,171 Jokisch, Paul, 90 Jones, Alice, 90,146 Jones, Charles, 71 Jones, Mary Ann, 91,146 Jones, Wilma, 82 Justus, Zella, 96 . -K- Karges, Lucy, 91,111 Kean, Barry, 54 Kean, Gary, 91 Kean, Gerald, 82,150 Kean, Stan, 55 Kelley, Juanita, 91 Kennedy, Helen, 91 Kephart, Marilyn, 82,123,163 Kiddy, Orval, 71 Kiddy, Zora, 71 King, Robert, 55,126,127 Kiser, Virginia, 91 Kisser, Shirley, 91 , Kisser, Verna, 82,111,113,146,162 Kleynhans, Stephanus, 71' Klinger, Roberta, 72,104,105,152,171 Knapp, Betty, 91 Knizley, Earl, 91 Korol, Kenneth, 97 Kraiss, Wayne, 82,111 Kresack, Elaine, 78,82,104,108 Kunze, Bill, 82 Kyllonen, Dave, 55,104,105,132,144 -L. Lacey, Virginia, 82,104,105,123 Lambertson, Ladonna, 91,145,161 Larusso, Marilyn, 72,146 Lawrence, Ed, 55 Lebsack, Leland, 91,152,162,181 Lee Shar n , o , 82 Leigh, Sylvie, 91,162 Lewis, Dale, 86,91,146,150,161 Liechty, Gordon, 82,150 Lively, Robert, 91,152 Lo, Eddie, 42 Looper, John, 43 Love, Robert, 43 Lowe, Corwin, 72 Lunsford, Jack, 82,148 Lyon, Ruth, 55 -Mc- McCandlish, George, 91 McCauley, Dick, 72 McCollough, John, 55 McCormick, Dean, 91 McDaniel, Richard, 72,148 McDonald, Barbara, 82,112,113 McFee, Eddie, 91 McGhghy, Seth, 91,95 McKenzie, Joanne, 82,104,109 McLain, Belva, 96 McNally, Vern, 91,123,152 ..M. -' Malandro, Pat, 91 Maley, Jim, 82,146,181 Malone, Eugene, 91 Mariano, Daniel, 91,131,146,181 1 Marsh, Lloyd, 72 Martin, Shirley, 83,104,107,123, 152,163 Mason, David, 91 . Mathews, Joan, 96 ' Mathisen, Joel, 56 Mead, Carl, 97 Meier, Ether, 46,56 Mercaldo, Daniel, 91 Merz, Rudolf, 91 Michael, Vada, 83 Michaelson, Al, 83 Mickley, Ronald, 83 Miller, Clyde, 56,130 Mill, Grace, 91 Mills, Clara, 91 Miserendino, Joan, 91 Mitchell, Daniel, 92 Molvar, Shirley, 96 Moore, Jo, 62,73 Mosher, Ed, 56,175 Moulton, Betty, 83,112,113,123 Murphy, Faith, 83 Murray, Paul, 92,95,126,148 166 182 Myers, Robert, 73,110 y , Naeslund, Zeibrant, 56 Neidermeier, Wesley, 92 Nelson, John, 92,128,146 Neukom, Sharon, 92 Newman, James, 56 Newman, Pat, 83,163 Nicholson, Duane, 73,144 Ninowski, Dan, 83,112 North, Gerald, 83,146 Noyes, Merwin, 83,110 Nunley, Vaudran, 57 Nusbaum, Ernest, 9-7 -0. Odem, James, 73 Okholm, Huntley, '73 Olberg, Robert, 83,104,106,148 Olson, Nat, 57 Osborne, Phil, 57 Osgood, Brenton, 57,109,121,144, 146 Osterman, Gerry, 92,146 Owen, Joyce, 96 ..p. Palmer, Doris, 92 Panter, Ronald, 83,146,159 Parker, Donna, 96,154 Parkison, Fred, 57 Partin, Robert, 92 Patriqh, John, 92 Paul, Evan, 92,146,155 ' Paulk, Nadine, 92,104,105 Paulson, Leland, 57 I Payne, Charlotte, 92,154,177 Payne, Georgie, 73,110,113,125, 130,146,154,162 Payne, Jim, 58 Pearson, Wallace, 58,120,121 Peck, Connie, 83,112 Pederson, Florence, 92 Pederson, Hans, 92 4 Pedigo, Joe, 83 Pember, Vyrl, 78,83,111,121,144,l79 Perera, Lloyd, 96 Person, Allan, 74,104,107,123,145, 152 1 Pettey, Marvin, 58 Phillips, Don, 43,130,132,150 Plunkett, Charles, 83 Pomar, Walter, 74 Pontrello, Esther, 92,150,162 Pontrello, Ruth, 83,l10,113,146 Poppen, Roger, 92,129 Pra, Carl, 58 1 Prescott, Urban, 92 4 248 -Q. Quackenbush, Russell, 92 -R- Radford, James, 74 Ramsey, Stan, 83,143,150 Rauch, Leonard, 58 Reece, Edward, 86,92,144,146,155 Reese, Janice, 83,163 Reider, Robert, 92 Richardson, Betty, 92,163 Ridnour, Les, 83 Riggs, Pauline, 96 Riley, Jack, 96 Robinson, Harriet 74,143,150,178 Ross, Allen L., 83,150,154 Ross, Allen T., 58 Russell, John, 92 -S- Salsberry, Donna, 92,163 Salyards, Ted, 96 Sanders, Carl, 83 Sanders, Charles, 92 Sanders, William, 92 Sandidge, Jerry, 92 Sandifer, John, 92 Savich, George, 59 Schindel, Edith, 96 Schmidgall, Marcia, 96,152 Scidmore,,Gale, 96 Schneller, Garrie, 83 Schrieber, David, 74 Schubert, Steve, 59 Schumacher, Dave, 74,1504 Scott, Dave, 96 Scott, Doug, 92,122 Scott, Larry, 93 Selph, Bennett, 96 Shadick, Don, 75,146 Shaffett, Howard, 96 Sheffer, Marian, 75 Shelton, Helen, 96,163,169 Shott, Beverly, 59,120,131,162,178, 181 Shotwell, Dave, 59 Shotwell, Mary, 93, 174 Sinclair, Eunice, 59,112,123,135,154 Sinclair, Phil, 83,135 Sinner, Bob, 75,108,148 Siscoe, Virginia, 93,163 Sites, Bob, 59 , 'Siwek, Barbara, 93 Emith, Edward fBudJ 75,145,159 Smith, Eloise, 75,105,123 Smith, Harold, 75 Smith, Jerry, 84 Smith, June, 93,110,150 Smith, Leola, 84,105,123 Snowden, Jackie, 84 Snyder, James, 76 Snyder, Melvin, 93 Spain, Jerry 84,158,159,161 Spencer, Evangeline, 93,146,176 Spong, Charles, 93,152 Stl-ieby,,James, 93 Strong, Lennon, 60 Stropas, Madeline fNinaJ, 84,104, 107,150 Stroup, Jerry, 93,95,145 Stubbs, Ron D., 93 Stubbs, 'Ron G., 96 Sturtz, Edward, 97 Summers, Georgia, 93 -T. Takash, Diane, 93,162 Taylor, Barbara, 93 Terhune, Pat, 93,162 Thee, Francis, 76 Thomas, Francis, 76 Thompson, Howard, 84,111,113 Throckmartin, Harold, 83,152 Thweatt, Frances, 93 Tierney, Mae, 60,174 Timbers, Eldora, 93 Tinlin, Paul, 76,104,106,112,113, 152,181 Torres, Elias, 96 Torres, Israel, 96 Townsend, Ellis, 93,148 Trimble, Paul, 96 Trumbo, Tommy, 76 Tucker, Walt, 43 Turk, Martha, 84,112,113,162,181 Turner, Larry, 93 Tuttle, Maxine, 76 Twyman, Don, 97 Tyson, James, 84 .U- Ulseth, David, 93,148,165,166 Unruh, Elva, 84,123,171 Unruh, Victor, 84 Ussery, Richard, 93 .V- Van Blaricum, Chester, 97 Vaughn, Karla, 84,110,113 Von Ahnen, Dwight, 84,139,150 .W- Waggoner, Sally, 93,146,162 Walker, Carl, 60,104,106,121,144 Walker, Tom, 60 Wallace, Henry, 93 Warner, Don, 93,123 Watts, Merlyn, 93 Webber, Virginia, 84 Webster, Norman, 60 Welk, Gordon, 60 Wellman, David, 43 Wells, James, 93 Weltmeyer, John, 84 Welty, Mary Lou, 76,111,113,123 Wendland, Darwin, 44,112,117 Wenig, Norman, 61 Wenning, Freda, 93 Wenning, Michael, 77,184 Westlake, George, 61 Wiles, Richard, 94,157,160,163 Wilkins, Jim, 61,10-4,109,146 Williams, Bill, 77,143,150,159 Williams, Jim, 77,155,160 Willis, Bob, 61 Wilson, Carmine, 94,95 Winter, Don, 61 Wise, Marilyn, 77,107 Wislocky, Paul, 94,116,146 Witt, Jams, 61 Wong, Harolyn, 96 Woodard, Vernon, 84 Woodcock, Joyce, 84,104,123,163 Wright, Eva, 40,44,133,182 Wright, William, 96 Wunderlin, Mary Alice, 97 .y. 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