Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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The Board of Dlrectors let to rzght stcmdmg G W Martm Netzel Bert Webb seated Phlhp Hogan Char Hardcastle joseph Flower Dw1ghtMcLaugl1lm Bart les W H Scott Thomas F Zlmmerman Howard lett Peterson C Raymond Carlson hclgar Bethany Bush TheodoreGannon Board of Adm1n1strat1on Members of the Board ol Admmlstratlon let to nght Crouch George Sample Ralph Harris Seated Charles standmg N Cleo Tapp Dr G Caynerd Graham Phlhp W H Scott Gayle Lewxs Martm Netzel Howard Bush Board of Directors

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President Philip Crouch President Crouch speaks at Dedication of Flower Hall. I' -iff A 1 Y.. in A 4 l ,, - i 44.4 President Crouch The Rev. Philip Crouch, President of Central Bible College, brought to this position exceptional rquali- ties of leadership. Under his administration the cur- riculum has undergone many improvements. His op- timism and fervor in our collegeis activities have become contagious to everyone. From his first words during orientation week, it has been apparent to all that the college President combines qualitites of progressiveness and mature judgement'in his actions. He has earned respect from all through his friendliness and involvement in campus life. The Rev. Crouch was inaugurated as president of the college on july 1, 1968. Prior to acceptance of this position he was a missionary to Egypt for twenty years. There he filled the capacity of mis- sion school principal and administrator in the As- siout Orphanage. In 1957 the Rev. Crouch joined the faculty of Central Bible College serving the Theology and Missions Departments. Today, President Crouch-a Christian gentleman, statesman and diplomat-is a person with whom stu- dents of Central Bible College feel free to discuss their present and future ministries, and the per- plexities of campus life.

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Registrar From the first step toward entering Central Bible College--acceptance of one's application--to the last step toward a degree--computation of require- ments necessary for graduation--one must deal with the Registrar Mr. David Drake, Registrar, seems to Vwork un- tiring in fulfilling the manifold duties of his posi- tion. Whether it be a consultation on schedule problems, requirements, loans or spiritual guid- ance, a student feels relaxed and confident in the advice extended by the congenial personality behind the door marked: Registrar--WALK IN! Stephen Walegir, Business Manager 553-'fE.i ifir .A f David Drake, Registrar. Business Manager Spending each dollar to its best advantage is the primary responsibility of this position. Again this year Mr. Stephen Walegir directed a sound financial program for the school. Other details of the business manager's position in- clude employment of all service 'personnel and the direction of the maintenance department in keeping all Central Bible College buildings and grounds in repair.. A A personality soon known by each student on cam- pus, Mr. Walegir is appreciated for going that second mile in assisting a student meet his financial obligations.