Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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

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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.