Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Registrar When the inspiration to attend Central Bible College is conceived in the mind of aprospec- tive student, his first contact with the school is with Mr. David Drake, the registrar. The decision to accept or reject a candidate for the school rests upon him, and requirements for graduation are also decided in his office. Some of the other functions ofhis office include the planning of academic schedules, room assignments, veteran's advising, and exam schedules. Registrar Drake is an active participant in other campus functions. He's an instructor in English and American literature. During the school year, he led song services and was a guest speaker in chapel. The spiritual as well as scholastic guidance which David Drake affords the student body has been very beneficial to all those who have taken advantage of the opportunity to consult him. it Business Manager Help, -l'm broke! is an oft-repeated phrase to CBC Business Manager Stephen Walegir. His standard policy is to never disapprove a student's plea for financial assistance. He seeks to assist through long or short term loans, grants, or scholarships. The burden of planning the school budget, the employment of all service personnel, and the direction of the maintenance department are also part of his responsibilities. Plans to meet the demands for new complexes, such as the married student's dormitory, are originated in his office and then discussed with -the development committee. Mr. Walegir's past experience, sharp wit, and easy going humor brighten up an otherwise dull Job and make him a delightful person and a diligent worker. Dorm Supervision College stui of Eleanor Q Wilson. E: father 1:0 vising the weekend ps giving par-f aid when ne love and c Eleanor Lowe,

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The Board of Directors: left to right, standing, G.W. Ha rdcastle, Joseph Flower, Dwight McLaughlin, Bartlett Pete rson, G. Raymond Carlson, Edgar Bethany, Martin Netzel, and Board of Directors Bert Webbg seated, Philip Hogan, Charles W. H. Scott, Thomas F, Zimmerman, Howard Bush, and Theodore Gannon. Board of Administration Members of the Board of Administration: left Harris, seated, Charles W. H.Scott, Gayle Lewis, to right, standing, N. Cleo Tapp, Dr. G. Gaynerd Martin Netzel, and Howard Bush. Graham, Philip Crouch, George Sample and Ralph John Wils interestin Faculty Meetin Faculty ml