Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Special clas Besides heading up the General Education Department Carl ' Callihan is a trained counselor in both emotional and spiritual matters General Educatlon As the number of educated peoples increase Physical education, English grammar,com- -- Americans, Europeans, Asians, and position, philosophy, and speech are all Africans -- educated leaders are increas- taught in this department whose chairman ingly in demand. The call is for leaders is Carl Calihan. who are well-versed in the liberal arts and sciences besides their own specialized God calls people--people destined for lead- fields. The General Education Department is included in the CBC curriculum to assist its students in the development of improved communicative skills to cope with this demand. ership and in search of truth and the concept of the whole man. Get wisdom, get under- standing: forget it not tProverbs 4.53. Sounds of n ance of tong from God deaf studen deeply felt are those W and to have This need v when deaf regular prc more spec: the Deaf Sci ment in 196 have -provit Biblical, gf jects are o of study c Christian s

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t the ability hless to a t teaching onstruct ent teacher tual class- ve unlimit- spel. They ries which d. Go ye H the Religious C1TZ,,Z:.s CBC s band offers an excellent outlet for students 1n the Music Department. Music Department head Paul Cope offers some tips to one of his piano students. Music Department Sing, O ye heavens...shout...break forth into singing... Qlsaiah 44:23j. CBC's Music Department is integrated with almost every phase of campus life: chapel, CMF, hall prayers, the classroom--everywhere. A real determination to succeed is an absolute must for this field of study. Many mu s i c majors were s oloists or featured in- strumentalists in their home churches. Often they faded into obs cure positions as members of the choir or band when they first came to CBC. But strenuous hours of practice revealed vocal and instrumental talent, when junior and senior music majors gave monthly recitals Recitals are required for music majors Applied music, such as Oratotio C hoir,' King's Choraliers, band or string ensemble, as well as music theory and literature, are requirements of those majoring in this field. Aiming for the ultimates in sacred music--- CBC's Music Department. ,

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11 and 1 1aT,C0m- L are all chairman for lead- e concept at under- 'bs 4.5! . Ca he Deaf School Department Sounds of music, laughter, praise, and utter- ance of tongues, the interpretation, aprophecy from God--these are sounds unknown to the deaf students and yet these are experiences deeply felt by them. Among the deaf, there are those who seek to learn, to understand, and to have the light of the gospel. This need was first dealt with by CBC in 1948 when deaf students were accepted into the regular program of the school. However, as more specialized training became essential, the Deaf School was incorporated as a depart- ment in 1962. Special classrooms, teachers, and curriculiun have-provided systematic training. Biblical, general, and applied education sub- jects are offered in order to provide a course of study designed to prepare the deaf for Christian service among the deaf.