Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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and the Jgan rffen 'ou rs wfor- bute God the oups Bro. imni JI in sette nvoy Quth ituted a personal available to any Miss Lottie Riekehof is a picture of the perfect lady. Her manner is calm and friendly and her etiquette is flawless. She is an accomplished musician playing both the piano and organ. An- other of her many abilities is her work among the deaf. She is an able instructor in sign language. Many of her students go from the school into ministry to the deaf of the world. One girl is now in Korea. Miss Riekehof teaches the deaf Sunday school class at Central Assembly. One can count on her being on the chapel plat- form for every service unless a dorm room check keeps her away. Assistant Dean of Men Orval Kiddy signs a note announcing a prayer meeting for all the men in the dormitory to attend. Dean of Women Lottie Riekehof stands in her lovely apart ment ready to greet a student who has come with a sugges tion. Assistant Dean of Men Orval Kiddy and his wife live in an apartment in the dormitory with the men he is to guide. Being the father of three children, two of whom are now adult, he can understand and deal with the young men in his care. He is very popular with them. Through his efforts and contributions the dormitory has become more like home instead of just a place to live. When their son who was called into the ministry passed away, Bro. and Sis. Kiddy felt they should enroll in Bible school and prepare themselves to fill his vacancy. They are now in the graduate school.

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JK' 4 - Gene Hogan, Director of Public Relations, and Executive Sec- retary of the Alumni Association, makes arrangements for a banquet. Dean of Students Robert E. Cooley fills a newly created posi- tion. Under his administration in this office he instituted a guidance and counseling ,pro- gram for the benefit of the students. This program affects all areas of school life-spiritual, social, physical, and academic. Students who are finding diffi- culty in any of these areas were encouraged to seek the help of this program. Bro. Cooley helped several students set up a study schedule. He counsels students an average grade below Director of Public Relations and Executive Secreta ry of the AlumniAssociation,GeneHogan is always on the go. He often travels with the band on its tours and takes literature and infor- mation about CBI to distribute among the Assemblies of God constituency. He prepares the itinerary for the musical groups who represent the school. Bro. Hogan is very active in alumni affairs. He was instrumental in replacing the Alumni Newsette with the new improved CBI Envoy which is compiled by Ruth Nourse. Robert E. Cooley, Dean of Students, has instituted a personal G r guidance and counseling program which is available to any t- p aye' me student. Assistant De

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