Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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REGISTRAR A Friendly manner andakeen sense of humor are character- istic opinions of the new students meeting the Registrar, David Drake. Scheduling of classes, ac- ceptance of students, recording, and evaluating of transcripts, and computation of requirements necessary for graduation are all a part of the duties ofthe Reg- istrar. He also teaches several literature classes. . Veterans' advisor and an interest in academic require- ments and Future educational plans all encourage students to schedule an appointment to con- sult with the registrar. Always busy with his dual role as teacher-administrator, Mr. Drake is well informed in the varied Facets of campus lite. DEAN UF STUDENTS William Menzies, Dean of Students, spends a part of each day in private counsel with stu- dents. Responsible For all student organizations, student life, guid- ance, Christian Service, resi- dence halls, and the placement service, Dean Menzies handles all situations in these areas with alacrity and sound judgment. His radiating warm smile and poised manner are always evident of awell-balanced Chris- tian life. He welcomes the hearing of any problem, and many are the sound solutions which become a part of young persons' lives as a result of these sessions. Many students Floundering intheir aca- demic endeavors have been set back on the road to achievement by following an operative study schedule made personal and workable through consultation with Dean Menzies.

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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.

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W f' 3' f 4 CAMPUS PASTOR Counsellor, Exhorter, Stew- ard of the Faith, these all de- scribe the Campus Pastor, Glenn A. Reed. Highly respected For his deep spiritual insight and leadership, Pastor 'Reed directs the class of the Holy Spirit -- the morning chapel service. ' Following the leading ofthe Holy Spirit, Pastor Reed sets an example in old time -religion which proves quite practical in this modern day. Fulfilling his roleas campus pastor, he works iointly with the chapel committee in contacting the various special speakers who enrich the chapel services with various types of sermons. 'gf' BUSINESS MANAGER Directing the Financial af- fairs of the college and serving as a member ofthe Commission of Management are the duties of Mr. Stephen Walegir, Central Bible College's new Business Manager. Prior to accepting this po- sition, Mr. Walegir served as Director of Specialized Services and manager of Mission Village for the Assemblies of God For- eign Missions Department. He has continued to serve in the capacity of manager of Mission Village and consultant to the Foreign Missions Department. His duties as business man- ager include responsibilities For all service personnel, all fi- nances and maintenance ofbuild- ings and grounds. Helping students to arrange their financial responsibilities, the business manager soon be- comes acquainted with the stu- dents.