Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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PRESIDENT CROU CH An educator and adminis- trator in his own right, The Rev. Philip Crouch, continues to ex- emplify the standards ofa spirit- ual leader, Christian gentleman, and diplomat. Under the leadership of this most capable,president, the Fac- ulty and students otCentral Bible College have looked to each suc- ceeding year with enthusiasm. His character combines the qual- ities of advancement and sound iudgment and demands the re- spect ot all. The Rev. Crouch who has held the position of President of Central Bible College since July, 1963, brought to this position a wealth of experience. A missionary in Egypt For twenty years, he served as prin- cipal and administrator of the Assiout Orphanage. ln 1957 he assumed a position on the Central Bible College's Faculty in the theology and missions depart- ments. The knowledge acquired in the lslamic philosophy and the Arabic language continues to add variety to his class sessions. A man whose door is open to anyone, and who is involved in all phases of campus activities, has placed President Crouch in a position of esteem by all. DEAJ Schc master Dean is T responsi er, and e Dr. able Dec lege, is achiever mark ol ability tc to learn. joy his v come an enroll ii also in: General Great st of curri creditati the well- Dr. Johr Thif year as viously assignm General was Fact uate cla: eral Edu advisor Full Dean, D bility is and Curr Dr. an excel distincti all stuc Bible Cc

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lvillllnlrn-nu--ug.,-,V An expression of family unity. Never too busy for a camping trip. DEDI CA TI ON His the smile of winning way, the brightness of the sun through o'ercast sky His the warmth of winter hearth, the glowing of the Spirit Ioosed His the heart flung open wide the greatness of the Heavenly heart who seeks no crown but man to serve. His the search for truth unfurled the seeking ofthe Word made known His the ioy of answered prayer the mirth of God revealed His the strength of life made pure the righteousness of Holy awe. His the oneness with the bearer the arm of hope with help extended in the darkest of the hour His the trust of earnest dreamers the faith in those whose trust is God His the dedication of the 1966 CUP- A ham operator in his own right The Rev. William W. Menzies. 'sa

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UCH adminis- The Rev. es to ex- Fa spirit- entleman, tip of this , the tac- tral Bible pach suc- husiasm. sthe qual- End sound the re- who has esident of ince July, aosition a Egypt For l as prin- ar of the i957 he 1eCentral ty in the s depart- acquired my and the nes to add sessions. r is open ivolved in activities, Irouch in by all. DEAN .IUHNS Scholarly, well-poised,anda master speaker, the Academic Dean is well adapted to his many responsibilities as dean, preach- er, and educator. Dr. Donald Johns, the cap- able Dean ot' Central Bible Col- lege, is noted For his academic achievement and possesses the mark of a master teacher: the ability to make his students want to learn. The upperclassmen en- ioy his witicism and Gospels be- come an experience to all who enroll in this course. Dr. Johns also instructs classes in the General Education Department. Great strides Forward inthe area of curriculum expansion and ac- creditation have been made under the well-coordinated direction of Dr. Johns. This was Dr. Johns' First year as Academic Dean, who pre- viously along with his teaching assignments in the Bible and General Education Departments was Faculty advisor ofthe grad- uate class, chairman ofthe Gen- eral Education Department, and advisor For the school annual. Fulfilling his new role as Dean, Dr. Johns' main responsi- bility is management of Faculty and curriculum. Dr. Johns truly represents an excellent example ofacademic distinction, a goal he desires For all students attending Central Bible College.