Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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usic Department Emphasizing courses in theory, coun- terpoint, form and analysis, hymnology, composition, conducting, and History and Literature, our Music Department strives to expose each music major to a variety of' subjects, all necessary tools of musical excellence. Hours of practice after private in- structions are required to prepare for monthly recitals given by the Music Department. These recitals serve as forms of final examinations and proof of many hours of determined practice. The junior and senior recital are the highlights of departmental presenta- tions, giving formal opportunity for display of acquired skills during the four'years of concentrated study. Its music curriculum provides an in- tensive and comprehensive background in music as preparation for ministry- leadership in the church music pro- gram as ministers of music, soloists, musicians, and choir directors. The Department of Music is desirous that students who minister in these positions will use their training and capabilities to enrich music programs in our churches. Glenda Winkle helps Mary Ann Suggs prepare for her Senior Recital. -, -- Q-T-:eq - fu., gf .FI H ' ' V. ,W X'- . ,L .H I l.,..,7 ,nf ' -71222571 5 'ijiijfgx ..-.--w1?f3fr'ffg6-5: W .fLaaw2..2:-.-5 . .. ,Q j,gj.JJ..ai,. ,-- '., 1 1 LS! 3 7sf l?5' R44 9 , .-5,-a.4f,,Y.,. r jw: -gl, .iz nqgd n. i JI, - jfxjf - Sv., ' 7- - '-f '5-:Q -:Wy-'fghi ' -wi'-.1 f v-lfof I -V 'f .'.'1lh??: f' i ': l' .. , ,-., .gt,1,,.,,. , .f 'sz-'.'-.-'tw'.'.'e-11' , L . '-ff.E4.il5'g3J-ff-5,1g. .vnf--l-u'.Y:l5 ' ' - li ' .. 51113. 7,5-I..f'l I' f'-F: af F3xi':f:Sff'?i. ' -I - '.V-'lhf .. asf, .-.4 . Q, . J, .1 11. r -ma it ,5 ,.-1 ., 5 Y'.fz,,z3- ,I af is 3, .lS,1g, 2 yl4,,1u..,.. '..:'5 11 A . I . ' H it -' f...j 'T' 'Mgt' ' ' Q I ff ' ' . if . N T4 u - 3 me , vi 3 A .X , , t 5. :ffm . . J '-4 19

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Communication with an educated America demands a knowledge of the language it understands. Chris- tian leadership is at a greater demand than ever, and Central Bible College is continuing to prepare its students for proficiency in the ministerial areas, as well as in secular subjects. The Department of General Education now includes in its curriculum such academics as English gram- mar and composition, literature, speech, ancient and modern languages, history and the sciences. Religious subjects receive emphasis, but a well- rounded program of preparation is also part of the training of ministers and missionaries. This departmentis objective is to provide a com- prehensive educational background for those who are preparing to spread the Gospel, so that they may communicate in a worthy manner. Mr. Carl Callihan, Chairman of the department, along with an experienced staff of colleagues, pro- motes a program that provides the basic educational training necessary for prospective ministers. ,ip .' -,Z - pri, as ,Nj p ,,,,,, a it iiie , a k..,,,, ,L-,Y Carl Callihan, Chairman of Department of General Education. Dr, Donald johns' classes promote the desire to leam.