Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

OREWORD HE YEAR nineteen hundred and tortv has marked a decided element ot progress and achievement tor The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Every phase ot the institution has found better tuitiliment ot her motive in serving Christ, our King. Thus it is the purpose ot the Nautiius tor Forty to reveal in its ovvn characteristic wav this spirit ot advancement and grovvth, so that the memories which vve have in our hearts tor our Alma Mater vvili be treasured and revered through tuture vears to come. EDICATION RS. LAVINA RICHARDS ALSPACH, born near Danville, Ohio, has been a lifelong resident ot Highland County and a taith- tul laborer tor Christ and His church in her Com- munity. In expressing our admiration and praise to one who has been such a devoted servant to Christ and the Seminary, another humble servant, We dedi- Cate this fourteenth edition ot The Nautilus. CINCINNATI BIBLE SEMINARY CINCINNATI, ' OHIO presents autilus I IZ, I NOX ziizll' N' 5' ,O 2? , Q80 Q DOYZLIQ EOD What valor, as thy ballast, predicates Thyselt an helrnsman in the enormity Ot tlagrancyi thy soul which emanates Its Founder and its Founders Deity Tells terribly what intrepidity I-las brandished tar the living God at thee Thy captaincy for taith in sacrilege Thrills youth to stir and nnarch in pilgrimage For trammelled Truth, and hence on sea and sod Thy valor liyeth oneO, rnan at God! -Dale V. Knowles RALPH L. RECORDS President THE PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1940 E CONGRATULATE the members of the Closs of l94O upon the comple- tion of the courses of study leciding to the degrees thot will be received ot the close of the present school session Alreody you enjoy the thrill of victory. Something hos been occomplished. A definite gool hos been ottoined ond proper recognition is to be received. At lost you ore prepdred to enter your chosen fields of service ond hove the joy of winning souls for Christ ond Eternity. We rejoice with you in your ottoinments ond shore your hopes for rich ond fruitful ministries. We proy thot in the Providence of God your fondest hopes, GS they ore in hormony with l-lis will, moy be reolized, We do not like to soy good-bye to you, for your college doys hove brought much joy to us, but we ore hoppy thot you ore now reody to serve ond thot we hove hod the direction of your preporotion, We sholl not forget you. Sometimes in the evenings of busy doys we sholl sit in our eosy choir ond you, every one of you, will gother oround us in precious ond tender memories, We sholl remember you os we knew you in your college doys, for info teocher's memory his students never grow old. You will olwdys be our boys ond girls, ond no motter how mony students follow you, eoch of you will hold your specidl ploce in our offection, Our deep interest in you ond your ministry constroins us to write to you some porting words of counsel ond odvice, You ore leoving the ouiet peoceful holls of your Almo Moter to go into o world thot, for the most port, hos forgotten God ond, therefore, is in sore distress ond dire need. lvlony notions ore olreody dt wor ond mony more ore to experience its devostotion ond horror. Greed, ovorice, lust of power, ond conquest rule the heorts of men. lvlurder, ropine, treoson, robbery, ond infidelity stolk the eorth. Civilizo- tion is threotened. Even those who do not believe in God ore confounded ond terri- fied. They do not know where to'turn for deliveronce, Remember thot, os messengers of Christ, you hove the only solution for the problems thot vex this oge, Jesus Christ cilone con tronsform the children of dork- ness into the sons of light. The gospel is the power of God unto solvotion in the life of the individuol ond, therefore, in the life of the world, There is no other remedy for the ills of humonity. All other plons ond efforts to sove the world hove foiled ond ore doomed to eternol foilure. You know Christ ond ore fomilior with his Word. You ore prepored to procloim his Gospel ond thrill monkind with the beouty of his perfect life. This is your responsibility, l rejoice thot you hove hod your feet firmly plonted upon the Rock of Ages, thot you hove corefully considered the firm foundotion for your fciith ond ore oble to give ci recison for the hope thot is within you. ln focing on oge of unbelief, we expect you to soy with Poul, we ore set for the defense of the Gospel, ond to follow the exhortotion of Jude to contend eornestly for the foith once for dll delivered unto the sointsf' lt will not be eosy to be loyol to Christ, to your convictions, or to your own high T81 sense of honor. A loyal ministry requires fearless preaching of the Gospel, heroic Christian living, and complete consecration of life. You will be tempted to compromise the Gospel Message to gain the approval and enjoy the fellowship of liberal preachers and leaders of denominational bodies. lf you do not modify your message to meet the demands of these groups you will be called a fighter, a rtroublemaker, a narrow, bigoted partisan. You will be isolated and lonely in your ministry, even as Jesus was. You will be tempted to compromise your warfare against sin, in the church and without the church, in order that the membership may be enlarged and that the members may not find the Christian life too arduous or too difficult. Compromise here may mean larger offerings, a sweeter spirit, and a longer ministry, but it issues in a worldly church, indifferent to the Gospel and the salvation of the world. You will be tempted to compromise your high sense of honor with the lower standards of the world in which you serve. Even church members and fellow preachers will not always follow the ethical teaching of Jesus. There will be the calls of place, power, prestige, salary, and promotion. To refuse the call may mean hardship, sacrifice, and privation, Remember that your Master had nowhere to lay his head. You will be tempted to sacrifice your liberty in Christ for the endorsement and assistance of ecclesiastical machines. lt will be hard to be irregular when you find churches closed to you and disaffection fostered by a foreign power arising in the congregations you serve unless you bow the knee, The system that destroyed Norway's power is abroad in other lands. Remember that you are to stand fast in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, Be not entangled in a yoke of bondage, This brief message calls to your attention some of the problems you face as you leave us to enter upon your service in the field. lt is our hope that it also suggests the proper way in which to solve them and the attitude that should characterize you as you undertake the task. You will need the constant guidance and care of our Father in l-leaven. You are sure that you will spend much time in the study of his Word and in prayerful communion with him, l-le will strengthen you for the burdens of the day. l-lis grace will be sufficient, Our love, our abiding interest shall ever follow you. We pray earnestly that God will bless you and keep you. We do not pray that he will keep you from hardship and sacrifice, but that he will strengthen you and guide you to the end that his will may be done and that at last you shall receive the crown of righteousness which he has promised to those who love his appearing. We pray also that the sweet and precious fellowship we have had here in The Cincinnati Bible Seminary may be renewed from time to time in our pilgrimage on earth, and that when this life shall have been finished that we shall renew this fellowship, without the loss of a single one, in that celestial country wheresit shall never be broken throughout the ceaseless ages of eternity, Such a glorious consummation of our lives is not only possible, but has been prom- ised to us. Be thou faithful unto death and l will give thee the crown of life. May God help us to keep the faith. few T91 'bpbcoo Y I .8 Q,mg EisugE U - 3 It S vo ' T 1924 CHARACTER AND PURPOSE ' l-lE Cincinnati Bible Seminary, in its endeavor to equip and train young men and women tor Christian service, shall make the Bible its chiet textbook, ar- range all its courses ot study, and conduct its work in harmony with the spirit and letter ot the Word ot God, To this end every trustee and teacher must be a member ot the Church ot Christ lundenominationall and MUST BELIEVE WITHGUT RESERVATlON,in the tull and tinal inspiration ot the Bible to the extent that it is to him the infallible Word ot God, and, therefore, the all-sutti- cient rule ot taith and lite, in the deity and supreme authority ot Christ, obedience to the Gospel, the editi- cation ot the Church, and the restoration ot its unity on the New Testament basis, Believing that such taith and a church with a pro- gram in harmony with this taith are essential to the salvation ot the vvorld, The Cincinnati Bible Seminary shall endeavor to so train and inspire its students as to make of them ettective servants ot Christ. U01 Executive Q DOIIML IOU .V -Z:t1i'f 0 ,. wsv . E I' 1:25 M .-. E ?E'.:f'f'f'-I-if '.'-, fl I i.EZz:.'.:EjE.'f' -' 3-ff' 1 xvkxkbr ro O 7? f . QL 7 41,4 ,S A A Qi R GEORGE MARK ELLIOTT. A.B., A.M. Old Testament, Apologetics. Systematic Theology, and History of Rationalism ROBERT THOMAS DRAKE. A.B., A,M., B.D. Philosophy, Archeology, Homiletics, and Psychology RUPERT C. FOSTER, A.B., A.M., B.D. Greek and New Testament f Q FA RALPH L. RECORDS, Ph.B., A.M., D.D. President. Professor ol Hermeneutics and Exegesis, Acts and Pauline Epistles LA, IRA M, BOSWELL, D.D. Old Testament. Christian Doc- trine, and General Apologetics WARREN H. SMITH, A.B., A.M. Old Testament and Hebrew FREDERICK I. GIELOW, Ir., A.B., A.M.. B.D. Philosophy and Psychology LT 'V FA U LTY BERTHA FILER, A.B., A.M English Grammar and Literature EUGENE A. LOWER. A.B., A.M.. B.D. Church History and Pastoral Theology LOUISE MILLER NOVOTNY, B.S.L. I Practical Work for Women in the Church SPENCER C. SMITH. A.B. Shorthand SETH WILSON, A.B. Greek DON B. CLARK, A.B,, A,M., D.D. General Education IRA D. MATTHEWS, A.B. New Testament Evangelism ffiiif E. MEHRENS Music Directing, Director of Wom err's Glee Club LOUIS N. WETZEL, B.S.L Assisicmt Instructor ol Choral Groups WILLIAM C. BOICE, B.S.L. Music ORVEL C. CROWDEH. A.B., A.M. ALEITRT CARVER Public Speaking Typing FA ULTY BOARD W, l-l, Book, 1940 ........ lro M. Boswell, 1944 .... Eronk W. Buck, 1943. . .. Edwin G. Crouch, 1942 .... Robert T. Droke, 1943 ...... George Mork Elliott, 1942... R, E. Elmore, 1941 ......... R, C. Foster, 1944 ........ Ered l-lorris, 1943 ....... J, E, l-lenshow, 1944 ...... ,lohn W. 1-ludson, 1940 ..... Roy M, Johnston, 1940 ...... A M. Kirkpotrick, 1940 ..... A W, Records, 1942 ...... Girnie l.. Reeves, 1942 .... C. M. Setser, 1941 .....i T, K. Smith, 1943 ...... Lo Verne Toylor, 1941 ..i. OF TRUSTEES ...........Orlondo, Elorido .. . .Louisville, Kentucky .....Cincinnoti, Ohio ....Columbus, lndiono ....Cincinnoti, Ohio ......Cincinnoti, Ohio ... . Phoenix, Arizono ... .... Cincinnoti, Ohio ...........Donville, Kentucky Albuquerque, New Mexico ,..........Cincinnoti, Ohio ....Milton, Novo Scotio ....Columbus, lndiono ...,.EronkIin, lndiono ... . Columbus, lndiono ....Columbus, lndiono .....Colurnbus, lndiono .i............,.Springtield, Illinois Perry O. Updike, 1941 ......................... Chicogo, lllinois Rolph L. Records, 1944, Choirmon The terms ot the trustees expire ot the onnuol meeting in Com- mencement Week ot the yeor indicoted obove. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rolph L, Records, Choirmon lro M. Boswell George Mork Elliott Eronk W, Buck R. C. Foster Edwin G. Crouch .lohn W. Hudson 1151 WARREN H. SMITH, A.B. Bursar KATHRYNE VAUGHN ELLIOTT. Dean of Women ROBERT T. DRAKE, A.B., A,M., B.D. Dean of Men RALPH L. RECORDS. Ph.B.. A.M.. D.D, GEORGE MARK ELLIOTT, A.B., A.1VI President of the Seminary Faculty Library Advisor FLORENCE LOUISE RECORDS. Historian BERTHA FILER, A.B., A.M. Registrar ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATICJN FRANK W. BUCK, A.B., A.M,, B.D. Field Representative KATHRYN GRAFIOUS Stewardess SPENCER C. SMITH, A.B. Manager of the Book Store Superintendent of Buildings and NADINE VORCE Grounds House Director BERTHA D. FILER House Director HAZEL BUCK Hogse Director 0 IEWELL BISHOP, B.S.L. IOHN W. HUDSON, B.S., LL.D, Librarian Treasurer CHARACTER OF THE INSTRUCTION AND POLICY OF THE SCHOOL HE Cincinnati Bible Seminary is entirely loyal to Christ and every teaching of his Word. ln matters of opinion the students are advised to be courteous and considerate of the opinions of others, in honor preferring one another, ln matters of service they are taught to become all things to all men in the hope of saving some. ln matters of faith and conscience they are instructed to be absolutely loyal to the teaching of the Word of God, and to remember they are set for the defense of the gospelf' The work of the Seminary is conducted independently of all other agencies and organizations. The school is happy ta co-operate with all other agencies as far as they follow the teaching and spirit of the Word of God, but no further. The Seminary desires no direction or control of other agencies and resents any suggestion of control from them. The Cin- cinnati Bible Seminary recognizes responsibility only to God and the donors and friends who have made the vvork of the institution possible, UST ap and Hn n 3 lf 0 bw Q DOYZMQ IOU I 2. i Q Rupert C. Foster A TRIBUTE We, the class of tortv, pause to pav tribute to one who has trulv been 3 friend and sponsors ln mental achievement we respect his scholarship, and in our tour vears together we have been tullv cognizant ot the truths which he has imparted to us. In spiritual achievement his example behind the pulpit, in the classroom, and on the campus has vvon our admiration and has strengthened our taith. In social achievement his vivid interest and help vvill alvvavs remain as cher- ished memories ot the past and an inspiration tor the tuture. THE CLASS OF FORTY, l2GQl Q11 W ,Qi g 'f'u' Q i , , OID. a zov OUR crowded years have hurried by and the class of l94O comes to the commencement season with mingled feelingsi regret, because some of us will not return to the Seminary, and we do not like to say good-bye, joy, because we have achieved a measure of preparation, and we know we are set for the defense of the gospel. We have earnestly sought to put on the whole armor of God that we may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. Having taken unto ourselves the whole armor of God and having done all, we shall stand. We stand therefore, our loins being girt about with truth, having on the breastplate of righteousness, our feet being shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace,,and, above all, having taken the shield of faith wherewith we seek to quench the fiery darts of the Evil One. And having taken the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, we must rescue lost men from the clutches of the devil. We have been trained in our beloved school to be leaders in the work of Christ, lt is to us that the burden of fighting the good fight has fallen. ln this day when men seek to bring us into bondage, enslaving thought and action to human institutions and theories, we must battle to maintain the liberty that is ours in Christ Jesus. We must contend earnestly for the faith that was once and for all delivered unto the saints. Let us here and now dedicate ourselves to the proclamation of the faith of our fathers. This is the sacred trust that our Alma Mater has given to us. It is the commission which our Christ himself has deliv- ered to the church. It is the supreme need and the only hope of a world which has lost its way in the darkness of doubt and degradation This demands courage and sacrifice, it will entail hardships, loss of friends, but it will also bring a peace that passeth understanding and final commendation from the Captain of our salvation, even Jesus. B, l.. lvlcEl.ROY, Class President, lll I EUGENE W. BARBEE, Sand Point, Idaho Phileusebian President, '38: Treasurer, '39, Class Vice-Presi- dent, '38: Oratorio Society, '37, '38, '39: Men's Chorus, '37, '38g Seminary Choir, '4Og Mixed Chorus, '37g Open Session, '37, '38, '39: Basketball, '37, '38, '40, B Club, '38, '39, '40, Forensic Council, '39, '40 IAMES P. BECKLEY, Uhrichsville, Ohio Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio: Phileusebian: Basketball, 37, '38: 'ZZ 2764! ,H . Gospel Missions League 19-J-. A6 A-e Xu-x..o2'G,i-F' ,CGA fz '4- DONNA CALVER,,Lexington, Ohio Philothean: Oratorio Society, '39, '40: Open Session, '39: What- soever Club XJ ' V . 'l 'V ' 57 - ty' if l'-' y 1 L kv Tix, 3 3 X . L, J, ., ,YJ .nf ' - ,.J K V 1 sa f 'X 93A! ' ' 1 Y' J F , ' .dx-' m I ,,, F , , J rf 1 I fl A 7.2, I M xy , x - J - if V , , , ' - R f ' 4.2, . , W ,fr 'K 4 fly -J V RUBY CALVER, Lexington, Ohio Mansfield Commercial College, Manslield, Ohio: Philothecm: Whatsoever Club 1' '- Q ' A I' , 1 , I , L22 41 l . ,. .... ff .F WILLIAM CLAGUE, Cleveland, Ohio Phileusebian President, '40, Class Vice-President, '40: Class Play, '39 Q, W Aww Zfffefbfhwaz HALL CALHOUN CBOWDER, Cincinnati, Ohio Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio, Philothean President, '39, Class Treasurer, '39, Oratorio, '38, '39, '40, Men's Glee Club, '38, '39, Orchestra, '40, Double Octet, '38, '39, Men's Octet, '39, '40, Seminary Choir, '40, Mixed Chorus, '38, Class Play, '39, School Play, '39, Basketball, '38, '39, Nautilus Staff, '40, Debate, '40 PHILLIP BERNIECE DAVIS, Savannah, Georgia Philothean Vice-President, '40, Girls' Chorus, '37, '39, '40, Dou- ble Octet, '37, Mixed'Chorus, '37, Oratorio Society, '38, '39: Open Session, '39, Whatsoever Club Council, '40 IOHN W. EYNON, Bergholz, Ohio Plzilothean Treasurer, '37, President, '38, '39, Class Vice-Presi- dent, '38, Open Session, '38, '39, Class Play, '39 , wfavMf14fHv52 ft : vs- Z2-lo.. 4... 9 7 - f n3fL,?fwc: '5Q ,,4!,1,7n,:-zi' 1-'f...L.1vfvL MWWW ' 45444 BERNARD R. FESLER, Muscatine, Iowa Standard School of Horticulture, Sedalia, Missouri: Central Bible Institute, Springfield, Missouri: Phileusebian: Special Class President, '37g Debate, '40 HELEN MCCARTY HANCOCK, Lenoxburg, Kentucky Cincinnati Conservatory oi Music, '37: Philothean Secretary. '38, Vice-President, '397 Class Flower Girl, '38, '39: Girls' Chorus, '39: Oratorio Society, '39g Open Session, '38: Class Play, '39: School Play, '39: Whatsoever Club Council, '38, '39: Nautilus Staff, '40 WILMA HAY, Chuckey, Tennessee Philothean Secretary, '39: Class Treasurer, '37: Class Secre- tary, '39p Girls' Chorus, '371 Double Octet, '37, '38, '391 Oratorio Society, '38, '39, A Cappella, '38: Class Play, '39, Whatsoever Club Council, '40: Nautilus Staff, '40 HAROLD E. HOSSOM, Toledo, Ohio Phileusebian: Oratorio, '38: Men's Chorus, '38: Open Session, '37, '38: Gospel Missions League, '39: Forensic Council, '37, '38, '39, '40: Debate, '39 l24I 9 DALE V. KNOWLES, Hubbard, I f ' , I Minnesota Bible University, '3 : at ibl '39: u bi I llege, 0 I QW f 0- af' flwmwi, CLETA EVELYN LYNCH, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Philothean: Whalsoever Club: Gospel Missions League, '40: Valedictorian BARTON L. MCELROY, Missouri Valley, Iowa Phileusebian: Class President, '39, '40: Open Session, '37, '38, '39, Class Play, '39g Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '40: B Club, '37: '38: '39, '40: Forensic Cou il: Debateejfi .M LW M jfwwli 9 l?J,f7gl KM MARGARET McGlNN yn, New York Philothean Secretary, '37, Girls' Glee Club, '39, '40g Open Ses- sion, '39: Whatsoever Club Council, '40, Declamatory First Place. '39: Forensic Club, '39, '40 I'25l Conlest. RUSSELL L. MARTIN, Centerville, Ohio Phileusebian Vice President, '39: Orchestra, '39: Mixed Chorus, '37, Open Session, '37, '385 Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '40: Nautilus Staff, '40 IOHN P. MORGAN, Greeneville, Tennessee Asheville College, Swannanoah, North Carolina, '36: Philothean Oratorio Society, '38, '39, '40: Double Octet, '37, '38, Mens Chorus, '38, Open Session, '39: Class Play, '39, Nautilus Staff, '40 LOUISE MILLER NOVOTNY Cincinnati, Ohio Graduate, University of Des Moines W, ROBERT PALMER. Cincinnati, Ohio Phileusebian: Class Vice-President, '37, Open Session, '37, Basketball, '39, B Club, '39, '40: Nautilus Staff, '39, '40 l26,I LILLIAN PHOBST, New York City Philothean Secretary, '37, Special Class Secretary, '38, Orchese tra, '40: Girls' Chorus, '39, '40, Seminary Choir, '40, Mixed Chorus, '37, Open Session, '39, Whatsoever Club IOHN A. SEARS, Waynesville, Ohio Phileusebian Treasurer, '39, Class Treasurer, '38, Open Session, '37, '38, '39, Mer1's Chorus, '38, '39, Double Octet, '38, '39, Oratorio Society, '38, '39, Boys' Octet, 39 MARY EMYLN SHADLE, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Philothean Secretorv, 39, Girls' Chorus, '37, Double Octet, '37, '38, '39, Oratorio Society, '38, '39, Seminary Choir, '40, Mixed Chorus, '37: Open Session, '37, '38, Class Play, '39: School Play, '39, Shakespeare Play, '40, Whatsoever Club, Nautilus Staff, '40 FANNIE MAE TAYLOR, Milford, Ohio Phileusebian Secretary, '37, Vice-President, '38, Class Secre- tarv. '37, Class Flower Girl, '40, Open Session, '37, '38, Girls' Glee Club, '37, '39, Oratorio Sociely, '38, '39, '40, Double Octet, '38, Seminary Choir, '40, Whatsoever Club Council, '40, Class Play, '39 l27l LLOYD I. TAYLOR, Springfield, Illinois Philothean Treasurer, '38, '39, '40, President. '40, Class Treas- urer, '40, Class Play, '39, A Cappella Choir, '38, Men's Octet, '37, '38, '39, Oratorio Society, '38, '39, Men's Chorus, '39, Basketball, '39, B Club, '39, 40, Open Session, 37, '38, '39 AGNES GORDON VAN ZILE, North Vernon, Indiana Philothecrn, Whatsoever Club, '37, '38, '39, Homemakers, '40, Council, '40, Nautilus Staff, '40, Salutatorian F. D. WALKER, Cleveland, Ohio Phileusebian LOUIS N. WETZEL, Littleton, West Virginia Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. '37, '38, '39, '40, Philothean, Orchestra, '40, A Cappella Choir, '38, Double Octet, '37, Men's Octet, '38, Oratorio Society, '40, Seminary Choir, '40, Mixed Chorus, '37, Girls' Glee Club Accompanist, '40, Open Session, '37, '38 ll28I WILLIAM WOODROW WILSON, Hampton, Virginia Philothean Treasurer. '3B: Open Session. '37: Class Orator THOMAS CLYDE WOLFE, Kansas City, Missouri Philothean Treasurer, '36, Nautilus Staff, '40 MARGARET E. YOUNGBLOOD, Rossville, Illinois Christian Hospital, St, Louis, Missouri: Phileusebian Secretary '39, Gospel Missions League: Whatsoever Club lf 29 il MEMCRY We, the MCioss ot Forty, step out ot the holls ot our Alma Meter with rich memories ih our heorts os o iiifihg Ctiory ot the post. Every senior Cori recoil to rhirid the history ot his ciiossr its ioy oriti sorrow, its Work Grid ploy, its success ood toiiore, We hope thot through this teiiovvship ohe with ohother our ehoeovors iri the toe tore will be ihtehsitieit ond tihci greoter ihohitestotiori uri sguiritoo! fruits tor our Christ, Cor soohsor, Protessor R. C Foster, ohd some ootstohdihg sceries IVF the history ot the sehior Cioss HCI SENIOR CLASS Eugene Barbee James Beckley Donna Colver Ruby Calver William Clague l-lall Crowder Berniece Davis John Eynon Bernard R. Fesler l-lelen l-lancock Wilma l-lay l-larold l-lossom Dale Knowles Cleta Lyncli Leroy McElroy Leroy McElroy . .. William Clague. .. Berniece Davis .... Lloyd Taylor ..... Fannie Mae Taylor ..... Cleta Lyncn ..... Agnes Van Zile.. William Wilson .. ROLL Margaret MCGinn Russell Martin Jann P. Morgan Louise Miller Novotny W. Robert Palmer Lillian Probst Jolfin Sears Mary Emyln Sbodle Fannie Mae Taylor Lloyd Taylor Agnes Van Zile Felix Walker Louis Wetzel William Wilson Clyde Wolfe Margaret Youngblood 0 OFFICERS ........Rresident .....ViCe-President .....-Secretary . . . . .Treasurer ... .... Flower Girl 0 HONOR ....Valedictorian .. .......i. ., .Salutatorian ... . .... Orator 0 MOTTO l am set tor the detense ot the gospel. COLOR Blue and Silver 0 FLOWER Delpliinium lf3li DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED BACI-IELOR OF ARTS Eugene Barbee .lames Beckley Ruby Calyer William Clague Hall Crowder Berniece Dayis John Eynon Wilma Flay I-Iarold I-Iossom Dale Knowles Cleta Lynch Leroy McElroy Russell Martin W, Robert Palmer Lillian Probst John Sears Mary Ernyln Shcldle Fannie Mae Taylor Lloyd Taylor Felix Walker William Wilson Margaret Youngblood BACI-IELOR OF SACRED LITERATURE Donna Calyer Bernard R. Fesler I-Ielen I-Iancock Margaret McOinn John R Morgan Louise Miller Noyotny Agnes Van Zile Louis Wetzel Clyde Wolfe MASTER OF ARTS Robert Charles Buck Oryel Calhoun Crowder Russell C. Dales FIIGI-I-SCI-IOOL CERTIFICATE William M. I-Iuie Mary Grace Schmink BIBLE SCI-IOOL WORKERS' CERTIFICATE Muriel C. Barnes PASTOR'S ASSISTANT Muriel C, Barnes Margaret Alice I-Iinkle Anna Marie Root Mary Grace Schmink T321 I-l 9 QQ SSHS x w w X5 is Dwflca TOD ,da xwf-fwfr an , lr fvwfafe, V' I f 51,,f-fl.: 'vi 1 Im, 5 V 'RL 1A kAf+n. . Av U . D b , FIRST ROW Left to right: H. Purvis, A. King, T. Lee, R. L. Records. Fglzieqprds, R. Cornett, O. Webster, M. Robinson. SECOND ROW R. Earhart, K. Eagie, I. Hall, . Esjes, C. Sparrow, U H. Morris. H. Webb, D. Large. THIRD ROW S. Rensberger, M. Kiser, E. Swenson. M. Taylor, . I. Decker, P. Smith, L. Stearns, E. Wilson. FOURTH ROW R. Petenbrink, G. Brown, I. Stuck, M. Swope, G. Coleman, H, Oder, R, Bresle-1, F. Karns I . ' . O . ' r 0 ' . pa Q I I J .V V 2 . ' 0 - ' ' 3 ' N I -'Q' ' . . S S , ' ' K 1 N Q . . V' o 'X 9 A Q 2 5 0 f' T K Q Q -,f . W . Aix O P ll s I .I V 0 . Q . 1, A E FR YI-IMEN CLIASS ' A LlVllXlG mOrrumehT To The SGl'TWllTC1VE.lS wlcle- Spreo: nhfluehces I5 evidenced by more Thorl lilf .ll'GSlTVD6VhI Th The reolrh OT The C B. S. Thls year. Their uhiTlol irwTeresT :rr The school ohd The Cause QT ChrisT as keenly TelT by Their Tellovv STu:lerwTs os 'hey hope V6OflIly Touhrl respohsllnllrw and C1ClIX'llj.- Under The sporrsorshlp of lJreslclehT Records Their Cor:Trll3uTiorT To The Semlhory should he lTTlQllTf, om' E?'1lJl'lV'Q. Moy Gocjl bless thelr eTTorTs ' l34l FRESHMEN CLASS if . rf I KA r foo . OFFICERS My lf! ,fiwff lohn Hall ........ ............. ....... P r esi V41 Carol Lankford ..... Vice-President Pearline Smith .... .... S ecretary M . Coleman Sparrow .... .... T reasurer Wy, - Q Roberta Ridgeway ..., .......... . .Flower Girl 5 A SPONSOR R. L. Records Mrs. F. L. Records .... .......... . Class Mother MOTTO FOrward With Christ COLORS ' Green and White f ,ff FLOWER I GardeniCX W 4 X ' 0 My t K f FIRST ROW Left to right: I. Van Clea Forehand, R. Vorse, R. L. Records, F. Records, P. Pethtel, L. Moore, G. Swartz. SECOND ROW G. Moorhead, C. Selby, C. Race. C. Trinkle. E. Moore, E. Harell, E. Smith, D. Davison. THIRD ROW-R. Ridgewzny, M. Hepler, G. Darty, K. Patten, I. Harris, M. Aldridge, F. Eidson, R. Secrist. FOURTH ROWfC. Montgomery, I. Shenault, R. Campbell, A. Ianke, L. Doty, W. Hudspeth, K. Miller, B. Spitler FIRST ROW Left to rlqht M Ellis I Frederick, R. Smelser, T. Overton, R. T. Drake, R. Foglef man C Su ton A Root SECOND ROW-M. Hinkle, H. Hudson, I. Wild, G. Koss, R. Kerns, OFFICERS Ice Bronson. .President Charles Nichols, Vice-President leanette Wild.Secretary Richard Small, Treasurer SPONSOR Robert T. Drake MOTTO Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might COLORS Dubonnette and Powder Blue FLOWER White Carnation 'I S sts: M Iones M Hettinger L Cooper R Harris, A. Wilson. THIRD ROW--E. Perkins, R. Schondel- , mayer R Cochran W Dennison, D. Waterworth, H. Cotterell, W. Huie, L. Patten 3 ? 4 . 0 E Y .FE ll 1 Rl .ws if SOPI-IOMORE CLASS ' - 'LJ ONE OF Tl-lE outstanding contrlbutions ot the Sophomore Class this year has shapecl itselt lnto the presentatton ot the play, HobgobIin House. Such ettorts on thelr part will be long remembered by the school and her friends. We place our trust ln the Sophomore Class and pray that their yltal interest in thelr Alma Mater, coupled with the leadershlp at Professor Drake, will enable them to help extend trontlers ol influ- ence tor The Clncinnati Bible Seminary. l36l ,wr ,f rf: W sf ef' wwjjqw ffw 64 OFFICERS Kenneth Hannaman. T President Tohn Warnock. ' Vice-President Nadine Vorse, Secretary Howard Nuchols, Treasurer SPONSOR George Mark Elliott MOTTO 'Contend Earnestly for the Faith COLORS Crimson and White FLOWER American Beauty Rose . W Wyfjgf JUNIOR CLASSQ rr IS the AIM ot the mmf Cless to Upmrd me , ow ,, , P T ideals and Stahderds which term the heert et The Crhcrhheti Bible Semthery. Whether ther be M X4 0 oh the Campus or oh the held they hhfl their ohh- Qotteh ehnt geek to meet rt. Their behetrt to the Mr ' Seghihery this yeer hes beeh th the form et TOTCVTT KW I Night erwcl the lLJVTlOV Class Fla, We prey Got fs help tor the dass et tom-ohe, Qhrt trust the? they sheH cohtrrtue zeeleusly to Hcohteho eer- hestly tor the forth The help am! QUTCTOVWCG et Pretessor Eltreft is more theh eh rt! th tulhlhrm ,ueh 0 motto. 0, W I I r 0 CJ' . 5 ' QM ' a p ' 0 ,Q 52 1 o sg' rf FIRST ROW Left to right: R. Smith, M. Schaefer, K. annaman, G. M. Elliott, H. Nuckols. N. Vorse, M. Hummel. SECOND ROWH E. Epperson, K, Isenberg, L. McCarty, G. Ryan, P. Craw- ford, M. Barnes, A. Carver. THIRD ROW H. Stuecher, T. Conley, D. Read, H. Eason, E. Fore- hand, H. Sewell, T. Key i FIRST ROW-Left to right: S. Vililson, B. Filer, R. Drake, R. L. Records, G. Elliott. I. Boswell, P. Cottrill. SECOND ROW H. Buck. W. Boice, G. Holdcroft. R. Small. R. Doles. I. Bishop, C, Buck, D. Schemmel, I. Wilson GRADUATE C L UB THE GRADUATE CLUB is Composed at sta- aehtg tram the Semihary and trarh other schools who are ipuursuihg graduate work iri The Ciitiihf hati Bibie Seminary. The Seminary is praazi at these stariertts arta their ettarts la mairitaim the high ideals at the school ahri ta strengthen and encourage the undergraduates. May they be blessed as they carttihue ih their preparation tar the work which iies betare them K 38 .I GRADUATE CLUB MQWQQ O f' W ff . 15' oFFlcERs W .W 50911 Paul Cottrill .... .......,.. . .............. P residentd , - ' Seth Wilson ..,. ............ V ice-President Bertha Filer. .. ....,.,. Secretary and Treasurer 0' , M f - X. 1 If MOTTO J Only whereunto we have attained thereunto let us walk COLOR French Blue and Midnight Blue O FIRST ROW Left to right: W. Boice, S. Smith, O. Crowder, I. Boswell, Ralph Records, G. Elliott, B. Filer. SECOND ROW H. Dabney, K. Martin, R. Van Zile, K. Birch, C. Cum- mings, N. Black W' , OFFICERS Mory Grace Schmink. Presider William Smith, Vice-Presider Eugene Wilson, Secretory-Treasure SPONSOR Iron M, Boswell MOTTO Let us rise and build COLORS Lctverfder cmd Violet FLOWER Lilctc FIRST BOW' Left to right: R. Puckett, E. Evans, I. Boswell, O. Tipton, V. Felton, K. Scott. SECOND ROW- -C. Vctwter, M. Schmink, E. Wilson, O. Hunt, R. Tussey, W. Smith em MWA My ilflififlfwrlf so .xfrffifiei Vg' ' u wvw' SPECIAL CLASS EVERY YEAR there enter into C. B. S. those young people who hove not hod the tull ocodemic privileges ot high school. Their possion to serve the lvloster, ond tind etticient eguipment in so doing, is tully recognized, Thus the Seminory not only counts it o pleos- ure but o privilege olso ot occepting these stu- dents into the speciol closs known os the Acodemy so thot they moy hove the trciining tor which they hunger. lvloy Gods blessing be upon such o group ond upon the school which molses their contribution to the Kingdom possible. L40 Ql - i IV I H1093 D07ZlLCL TOD l 3 -x::::i'5 R 6 53 3 9: 2 3 ,, ' Z Jr . X N' 9' M11 1 ,. V ,W Wfwfg, Q 6 Wg w. w ,YQ Qin W. KU , M .y mal ,E g L Q , I A L' ' 'liiiayswiffziii X ' 1. l ay-Siviin 2225 P1131 ' sy W W2 n A Pvbw A f ' gf? Xfggl A ---- ' ff' ' . 1, Q' ' J .,.. X . 5 I QVEEQF Aziz.. ' 5 ' f ' ' +5 321 A , , H gf l 7 A wb Z ,mv . Y Q k f M A 1 ,, ,gli I 1 ,s.,.f ..,.., x iq S7 QQ - ' , K M ' 3 vi Mr., , ? - , .mv rl, ..,, , ' 'Q ' i :ik V 9 V6 Wt if 3 K., A Q. 0 A I fn G L Q mv, 6, , R. 6 , f l Liv , - . , fi Ny? g0i?Y,i3? V , , .: k V X . w M 5 A K Y w if W , L D x , ky R , , Q1 .1 W , qw Q. gf f'?5'Q!? T'-f 41 1 !L ,lg.x4! i in E L A , N 1 k K 9' f 'QW 5' fi ,s f?'? - J W G Q Q 4' eg-14,1 qgafpfylf- . Qflfvw' 421 Jfiwfvfffl fan'-iii f4 ffl 744'-J s4M-.ff46,.f..f ?CL2'L 7?1f- Li ' f' fri.. of -ff -J ff L ' iff,c,.5cL f 5- Mila! FIRST ROW Left to rzght I Wild M. Schaefer. K. Elliott, E. Mehrens, S. Rensberger, M. Hepler. SECOND ROW P Crawford D Schemmel, I. Decker, M. Robinson, P. Smith, E. Swenson, K Patten THIRD ROW M Elhs M. McGinn, B. Davis, L. Probst, R. Ridgeway, F. Eidson GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Tl-lE GIRLS ot the Seminary vvho tind interest in girls' choral work compose this group lsnovvn as the Girls' Glee Club. Their director is Eleanor Mehrens, and their pianist, Louis Wetzel. With this leadership thev purpose to promote musical programs during outstanding school events ot the year, Thev have made definite contributions vvith numbers in chapel services, in the Conterence on Evangelism, and vvith the girls' Spring Concert, teaturing the Songs ot the Nations. l44l MEN'S OCTET THE MENS OCTET, an organization just tive years old, has hecorne an interestrng and vital amsron ot the musrcat activity ot The Crnctnnatt Grote Seminary It attords a sotenajrd oooortunutgq tor young nwen to cultivate harmony found in smalter grouo Work, The octet has made its contribution in chaoe! Senrces, and often hecornes an irnoortant part ot Senmnarjt orogranw, thus haxrng a fjfrrect hearing on the growth ot C. S - 'wfgzz' ' Www , 6.1s.,9.W,.:T.,,4 K FIRST ROW--Left to tight: R. Small, L. Wetzel, W. Boice, R. Small, D. Large. SECOND ROW R, Smelser, O. Whitten, I, Stuck, H, Crowder T45 I . FIRST ROW Left to right: O. Hunt, D. Schemmel, R. Harris, L. Wetzel, W. Boice, H. Crowder, O. Whitten, H. Webb, D. Waterworth, I. Hall, I. Wild, F. Taylor. THIRD ROW . El 's, R Ridgeway, I. Morgan, H. Small, D. Large, R. Small, E, Perkins, M. Taylor, M. Hinkle. 5 U H OW7M. Schmink, G. Holdcroit, T. Bishop, H. Cotterell, I. Stuck, R. Campbell, C. Sutton, I. Cox, M. Iones . Trinkle, D. Calver, E. Wilson, C. Vawter. SECOND ROW G. Ryan, P. Crawford, E. Swen- N .33 ttti tl ORATORIO SOCIETY iT ti THE centraI'purpose ot this organization to provide appropriate music tor all et the inwpcre tant activities ot the school. Their help during the Conterence on Evangelism will be remembererl as a high light bv those who witnessect their per- tormonce, Membership in this societv is voluntary and gives o ! those students vvho have o great interest in xaice on ocinortunitv to take part in group singing ard to receive instruction ana hefo. t4S I ORCHESTRA UNDER THE SUjbGl'VlSlOll of Wllliom Boiee, GU or- eheelro hee heeh orgoriizecl lhrs yeor os oholher ClllClIl'lOl'l io the music dernorlrheril, lvlohy of the sluglerrtg hole lrislrumehlol lolerwl, orid This group gives Them on og lffbfllllllly lor urislroerloh ohd oleo ,wroilrles lor them o hew oollel for their oblllry, The efuefl hofli ol The Cmelriholl Bible Semi- for-, ofg TfClCliS Their help lm Chozfel off :forlog The l.'l.l.v.ir'fer Corwlerehee 0 0 0 FIRST ROW Left to right: D, Large. S. Wilson, L. Probst, W. Boice, E. Swenson, F. Kums SECOND ROW I. Hull. H. Morris, C. Sparrow, C. Sutton, C. Buck, R. Schondelmcxyer, R. Smoll THIRD ROW I. Frederick, H. Crowder, L. Doty, G. Coleman, I. Stuck, O. Whitten ll -l7 ll FIRST ROW Left to rzght E Mehrens, R. Harris, L. Welzel, L. Doty, W. Boice, H. Crowder, I Stuck L Probst M Taylor SECOND ROW E. Swenson, P. Crawford, H. Cotterell, G. Cole- man T Conley I Wlld K Patten THIRD ROW--M. Ellis, R. Ridgeway, R. Small, O. Whitten. C Montgomery, R. Small, M. Shadle, F. Taylor SEMINARY CHOIR THE SEMINARY CHOIR! a recently organized honor society, is a new teature in the music dee bartment ot The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. The eligibility ot members is determined on the basls ot musical knowledge and ability, academic rate ing, and general interest, Thus the choir striyes to present the yery highest in musical abbreciae tion. Part ot its ettorts have materialized in oresentations during the outstanding events ot the school year. l48l FORENSIC CLUB THE PROMOTION ol delnotlng onrl orotorg rn the Seminorg rs the chief purpose ot the Forenslc Club The entrre school looks torworcl to the lnterfgroclety Deoote, tlwe Orotoncol Contest, oncjl tne Declonwo- tory Contest os rect-letter dogs. Tnese events ore sponsored ond prornotecl by tlwus group, Anyone porticlpotrng ln one ot these forensic events ls eligrble tor rnenwbersnip lt IS oorte on ltonor one privllege to be Coonteo o port ol tltls orgonrzotlon FIRST ROW Left to right: O. Crowder, I Boswell, Ralph Records G Elhott SECOND ROW W. Boice. W. Smith, K. Birch, B. Fesler N Black lrlfl HOMEMAKERS' CLUB THE HGMEMAKHQS' CLUB, COVIUAOSGU of the xoohg married women of the Semioorg, hos hee: ,rgohizeci To pioi o ciehhiie port iii The oihiitx of school life The5e women, hovirig Token L,li,OVi THGUVXNVGS The Tosk of huHdihg honieg hove reob ie? The fremehdoiis hiessihg om! iV'ifh,IGI'1CG of o ChHSVC6UNNSd home AThUS,Th6iVIWQGUOQ together hos bVOUQhTiTGH5 hoppy hours of fellowship ond olso hos eouioiiveo Them with heioful suggesiiohs ood ihsoirohoool QUUOHCQ RN conniehhg Thew obhgohoh To The Mosier. E501 WHATSOEVER CLUB UNDER THE lnfruence Und rncenhxe or Phrl 41 the QWI5 of the Scheer heve formed Yhe Wherso- exer Crub Therr Grrn helng fo hfoiniern the high r egg gr The semnnclryf le rornr stronger env were rcstrng rrrerrrclshrpsg to unfremse Therr ueewrnces GS ffhnghun workers, Qnfil To rurernefe the Svrrnt :Ji lop ,min To iherr Alrhe Meter Meg Such Q: noble hur- gse linger with Thenw through We 'F1nQH,, brethren whetseexer f1'NVVClfS ere truck :r.m1's1:Q er rhwngs era hohorehre, thwgs If her, xwhewoexer fhrnge are 'ima xxneieeerer hangs ere iexrehf whcllsoexer Thrngs gre UT QOO,i rfyurr, rf there he eng urine, err? rr 'here he en: rfufey, :hvr PX en fheee rhrnqx ' 0 0 fill t 1 4 was QQ it L mb, ..., . . 't 1- .,.. ' K 'thwart U' H9 .4 fir- 5 2 fi , X M z i , -::,: . 1 .,,, . ,.,. , GLEN COLEMAN, Manager 'XTOCDROVJ PERRY, Coach H. Sewell, R. Small, T. Overton, M. Swope, C. Sutton, E. Barbee, R. Martin, H, Coiterell, R. Tussey, H. Dabney. L. Doty. tOthers not in picturel, H. Oder, B. McElroy BASKETBALL iT WS THE TASK of exerg BOUVWQ mam, Qqttirwrrtvg rwrmielt for the mmistrg, to dexelorr tm rrtwtsicat as welt QS the 5g.wlrwtuC1t and merttol ctemcbfuts nw tus makeup, Wtttt the lessorw ot sportmwarrslwrp ami ertciturorwcc wrt hrs experience, the attwtctc enters upon his rnirwistry vwtrt Q better perspective and Q more totttwtut mccrttwc toward reaclvmg tm goat tor Ctwrtst KEN 5 ,7fLv7if.,'5:f-Je75w oL7a,...,.,,,,g. ' - fivfegu. GOSPEL MISSION 'ifveesw' LEAGUE THE WORK ot this orgahizatioh has D6GOCGttTQ1'GCf iii the estabiishmerit aha perpetiiatioii at missions ami churches throughout the City This year they have Clevoteci most at their time aria ehetay to the iiaum Street Church ot Christ, Nat ohh has the Gospei Missioh League turhishea tiiiaiieial aria mime isteriai support tar this Church, but it has aiso Carte ducted a series ot exfahaelistic services to stimulate growth. It may again be recailec. to the miiiti that htteeh Churches have been orgahiiea iii aieatei' Ciiieihhati ciuriiig the existence at the Ciiiciiistati liibie Seminary FIRST ROW Left to right: W. Dennison, M. Hepler, H. Eason, E. Perkins, R. Ridgeway, B. Fesler. SECOND ROW R. Smith, D. Schemmel, D. Read. I. Hartlep, C. Lynch, F. Eidson. THIRD ROW- M. Kiser, M. Schmink, E. Wilson, W. Smith, G. Dcuty IEBJ NAUTILUS STAFF WA ROBERT PALMER .... ALBERT CARVER ..... CLYDE WOLEE ..... RUSSELL MARTIN.. JOHN P. MORGAN EUGENE W. BARBEE N IH. HELEN HANCOCK .... HALL CROWDER. . . MARY SHADLE .... AGNES VAN ZILE.. WILMA HAY ..... . .....Editor-in-Chief . . . . .Associate Editor . . . . .Business Manager ...Advertising Manager . . . .Sales Managers ....,.I--Iustorian . . . .Rnotograpner ,.....Rersannei .............,...Directory Secretary io the Staff E541 V Progress . 2' y 2 Wfrlm mv I uf I' . .In . ..st . 1 I .A 1 , , . .H viii.. , E IIN , : 'fag .-,4,. M ,4f5.:32'2'5?5 ,M 'K' nl :I 5 N A xvvxksfx QQ A f THE OLD GUARD Ralph L, Records, Ph.B., AM., DD, President. Rupert C, Foster, XX B lra Nl. Boswell, DD fmt, so F T The faculty has been enlarged and greatly strengthened by the addition of three part-time teachers Dr. lra M. Boswell, D.D., Fred- erick T. Gielow, Ir., AB., A.M., B.D., and Donald Clark, A.B., A.M., B.D. Dr. Boswell teaches Old Testament, Christian Doctrine, and General Apologetics: Professor Gielow teaches in the Department of Psy- chology and Ethics: Mr. Clark, in the field of Education. Mrs. Louise Miller Novotny, B.S.L., offers a course in Practical Work for Women in the Church. 0 THE OLD GUARD THE ClNCllXllXl!XTI BIBLE SEMINARY enlogs the uniaue drstrnctron ot havrng three protessors who were tralned in the Old College ot the Buble These men sat at the teet at Presrdent J W lVlcGarve5' and the great teachers asso- ciated with hum The student Body attectronatelt terms these teachers Hthe Old Guard Because ot their loyalty to Jesus Christ and hls Word and their aetense ot the Gospel, lt lb a matter ot pnde to the students that their professors were trained by lvlcfianey, who rn turn was edu- cated at Bethany College under the drrectlon of Alexander Campbell Thus the students ot The Crncinnatr Bible Seminary are the thlrrl generation from the great leader at the Restoration Movement. The teaching ot the leaders has been handed clown to us without change or rnoartrca- tion, The Old Guard stlll chenshes and detends the Htalth ot the tathersf' ana this accounts tor the loyalty and Zeal ot the graduates ot The Cuncinnatu Blble Seminary. Views ot the Con- terence session and the Alumni Banaaet. te CONFERENCE CN EVANGELISM . . . THE WHXITER CCNFERENCE ON EVANGELISM has become one ot the most outstanding events at the entire school year It is inspirationai and helpful to every student, graduate, and tnend ot the Seminary, The tact that more than 1,100 people registered at the 1940 Conference indicates its widespread intluence. The speakers and programs are ot the best, and the passion and zeal tor evangelism manifested in each ot these Conferences wiil be bearing trait in years still tar distant, The Westminster Presby terian Church eethe home at the Conterence, ROM THE OLD For gears The SQVTNUGVX' has CIVGCIVNCJ of cu new home vvhndw WOUM IWWCNQS for C1 mom effuf cient serxace To We Master Mui NOW T0 TI-IE NEW with prnie and pox shi V001-gs ugorw her fufrgre Comms xxrwrch marks Q rubrree gear :rr edxcrrcgcmemt cmd progress r0r ,J MW M fig ?F:'f.cf VW Mfr Fil 1, Y 'M ' ' , I A-IFN! is is Q32 'fi' an V3 SS Q 9, 71 W Q ' 'Yi 'F' 1!?? if N T f Q - - HW' IHwf Q ' , , V, Q v '5 F'1! 'Y fY'fV' V Y? ff X I mf? 11 tx W' 37,19 w 5 5' if 9 V 9 Q iw? V v,'.'.?f H W 8, , Q? '1 a 9 Q ? ALMA MATER All. to thee, our Alma lvlaterl C. B. S, all haill Wayes the gold and purple o'er us, Through the calm and gale. Future years shall bring thee glory, As thy sons proclaim All the great and thrilling story Ot thy rise to tame, Loyalty to Christ, our Lord, Shall thy motto be. He has promised in his Word Victory to thee l-lail to thee, our Alma lvlaterl C. B. S. all haill Wayes the gold and purple o'er us, Through the calm and gale. CHORUS Long thy sons shall sing thy praises And thy name adore, While the heart its iubal raisesi C B. S. eyermorel l62l st HI' DO7ZlLCL ICU 1 ' '12s?2f'f , fi, 6. 2 if .O QQ I . Q80 SEPTEMBER : 1.8 : 221 : 2.2: 000270290 18-EnroTImenr day 257 sradenis ready for another year. 20-Convocarion: Hoya Pence, of Springfield, Qnro, 22-Flrsr Cnaoek Speaker, O. T. Sparrow, CoIeman's papa. 27-Edwin R. Erretr an Cnaoel. 29-Cnaoeli FV'CCTCl'ICT'L J Greiow, Jr. O to scnooloyrrarn , A new Umor Terminal . . , Gangs ComeS Tc school . . . Carew Tower , . . remember Those clwaym services? , A . we Took artne Campos , . T someone begins ro Elaclg '... one of me CkTy'S manr Statues , . Unixersrry of Crncrnnari . Consenarory of Magic. ,s Q .yy ..- ua' Clzfkg any .,5ggm ' ., X ' ':Z:.:S .. . Q Q Y' Q Q R tum.,- wn. ' 5- . My , .: lam- ,V 5' fi' ' gwewpf f W rj Y ' 'av W-. 'A ,S 6 n H 5,9 4 Mx, vig . ,xi K, 3 nr N fl iff Q iw K Q , K JM, v nj ffm X -M' H . If wmsw J 5 ,,,. ' , . 1' Q X 4 im :gg R , X? Q- ! '22 .N -.s . I Q Nr A W .ll xg Q ' ' x 4 ' ff Q ' . X 2 3 4 - 5: 3 ' ' Q5 ' g ' , Ji? MQ, is Q55 --g ,. Q7 E 'fs y 1 W gg x 25 ,.,,' i f' .V.,.f V'-- 3 2 '1,,,f .A , x Q Q A W N sf ws' -wx M L J' 'Q V ggxxglig ,L 'X wi-V . h if xi far' ng n Q we M Q X W W Q ,z v Vg: if 2 N5 1, . 5 LAX iff ' 2 M S 'B ws vQ IFF. 'Of if ,xp ,fn v gi f way M 4 iv Q W as .Zip WW NOVEMBER a 2 c 0 0 0 0 8 9 l 0 0 0 o o I S 0 I 7 0 o 0 o 22 23 24 25 26 0 0 29 o 2--lloyrwcl Slslcfrs orlu Corl lVloT- llwovvs url clwoool 8-Mr Gnolow Qlvos lourllw orwcil Corwcluclmg lecture im SQNQSA 9-lrlrst mcvc?lmQ ol Tlwo Whol- wnxwclr Club IO-Cluollol mossogef by Gul PA l,cAoxu11A 15-lX lxL'llllQLu ol llwc mal orwi THC women ol Tlx: College, Com- :uclcbfl lv flwolr fQ5JfCCTlxG DQQMS l7-lloul l'lOlfli'llllUll, lfl Q ll V5 VX! X V I 1- -fl kClXkfl .rl p.llCll'L,l 22-26-lllUlllx5QlxlllQ lwollclogs 29-Clmollcfl or-M4255 by Leon LA lVllC3I'S lo wolComo us bocla . J 5' Ayjfll . lk M X I Img Sorxorwt vw llwo Houson A -llllil licfmlocef looklrwg lor o 'lolo nomo ol tlwo momoo slu- llf'lllR Clwulfsrfrrm lrlrjluooff A A Whorf l o worlclmq' Holm owl Holl orooll lwortlfulor A lust loollmg A A A C'Fouo's go! somollmg more A llworlluc' A A you QLJGSS DECEMBER o o 5 0 7 .8: o 1112131415 o 5-Vernon Nevvlancl showed ole- tures ol the work an Tlbel 5--lUClIGSl Auxnluary Chrislrnas party for students, 7-Chrlslrnas program ol The Whatsoever Club 8 'CllVlSllTTGS program In chapel . given bg Homernokers ll-Mom Gralious' annual Chrlsl- mas party for the students I2-15-Ch-hl my head' . . . Exam week? I5-Good-hl,el Horne for Christe mas' See gou nexl year Cll1CIllllGll from Ml, Echo . . . Blllle and Bernieee . , , Professor Roswell Checking up . , lVlor5 Grace and Boo . , Margie, Pear' lllW6?! Pol, and Jenny , al least lvlaraanle and Marlon like snow . , . Jenny and some of The boys lIllClllQGI IllG lsabel with two Bucks A . . exams get some of lhe hogs Clown . . A Professor Drake A A from The Byrd house . Mr annl Mrs Buck, JANUARY o 2 3 0 5 0 0 9 0 0 12 0 0 0 I7 0 19 0 0 0 24 0 26 0 0 o 31 -Snow aaa ice oeeornruany the opening ot second term. 5-Chapel speakers, Joseph Hill, Ira D. Matthews, -Qrdinattoh Services tor t-tall and Cnet Crowder -Paat Hotrterrnan in Chapel, -Interesocieti debate A A . Phi- teusebiane reach tor trophy. -Chapel , . , Marcus Prather. -Subvzero weather . , Sopho- mores attct more chitls in f'HobgobIin Houaef' -First meeting of Freshmen , . impressiie installation sen- ice. -Ernest Laoghtin brings chapel message, -We CIOSG a busy' nwonth with a series ot three tectares by Jr T. NJehot5 WM C I 1,6 J' ! bob and Jenny eager to start the new yeare and study . , , Ken- tucky arid Cincinnati trorri Mt Haha . some ot that heavy show Chitarert at play , . . more show Rerniece CIVTC: Lottie ata Senior soeiat . , between Classes . . , Bob and Margie . . Friday night Saturdat morning FEBRUARY e 2 0 o 0 7 0 9,70 0 014 016 0 0 0 21 o 23 0 262728 Q Jolwn Wilson in clwolvel. Clwopel oddress by Clwesrer Wllllornson, -lvlr. ond Mrs Leslie Wolfe fell os oboof flue Prmlip- panes, Senlors present Cbobel rwro- gronw fo brebore us for flue Conference. -D fl , R, lVlCLeon oncl Nolon Lewrs in cbobel, 23-Clwopel sbeolgers, G Hole lecli Rowe, Vkfooclrow Perry. 27, 28-THREE GREAT DAYS eeCONFERENCE O N EV!XNGELlSlVl, A rlfll V, J? 'M QM the Volenflne borfy A . Mr Nucl' .. fbe bonguef offer tlwe Bore ler gorne . . C. B. S looking on or rlfe onnool lousf . . Februon bnbgs Us more snow . . . Professor Aoorns ot flue Conference . , 4 the Combos loeung Grond Ave, . . tlfose girls ore bere ogoun MARCH I 0 0 0 0 6 0 8 0 0 0 0 131415 0 0 I 0 20 21 22 23 24 o 26 27 28 29 30 31 I-M, B Modrjterr streets ot the mtssiort work nrt Joyuort 6-Stneciot meetlrtQ5 of the mem ood the women ot ttte cot- lege 8-J Morton Smolt trt Cttorwet 13-Ctwooet meesogc lat Alftts Webb 14-Sttwoot dmtttbsezt for Attttuot ptcture riot 15-Hortwetl Rorngoy tn r t rt Q s Qlwopet oftctrom 20-24-Sprtttg xocottort 26-30-Exam week mtv ot sec' Ortft term ttrst rtrtze photo by Morgt Hegtter Professor Bomett ot ooso remember ptctoro riot? om: ot those merrs meettrtgs Pro' tcgsgor Etttott . Scciotttl prize photo by Peclrtttte Smttlt . , Mr ortttMr5 Lestte Wolt , tlto grout trltotogropher ortottter 5Certc oft ptctttre dog. two of Preete ' vti'tttf'5 rttght Ctossex taotow ttf f ttrt ' two ot Protomor ,yztttitk tttgtw' citosses A P R I L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 H 12 0 0 0 0 0 I8 I9 0 0 0 23 24 0 26 0 0 0 I-7-NAWONAIAA CfXMPAlGlXi MVEEK A A SGlNll'lGI'y lrlpS ClllfA lDVOQl'QlllS ll-J J Wlwnelwolme Syveolis ln Clwopel ll-Mrlfgreo Welolwumer, speaker of lo5t nleellng ol Wllwolso- exerClolJ I2-Orolorucol Conley A A lrrsl rwloco, liolrulw Clork A A A 5econfAl, Robert lfoglemon llwlrnl, l orre5t Moy 12-Senrors grronsor troclltlonol box aoclol I8--lolent l'llQlWl A A A Congloeleil by tlwo Jonnors 19-Clwogel genlce grresenteil bl gurls ol llwo Wlwolsoexer Club 23-Men: lfionooet A A A Erivwn Crouch! snooker. 24-Jolmn Wfllaon ond Reoben An- derson lll Clwopel 26-Joel Horclugree-l3rlnQ5 Chapel nwewoge 30-Grolorlo SlJClCl5 presents l'lOllL'3QllS lVle55lol'1 ploy lkFVGCllCC A A A Eleonor Sock A A wolelw our! Qlrl5 A April fool A A A Mon ln The QC1rc:enA A Mor- Qorrto onfl lvlorron look clown on Holl A A !Xrurxl 5lrovver5 5ore brlng monl Wlwgf Henry' A A A Helen filOe5n'l llwlnlfa nmclw ol ll A A A Morgl on1l Morllmo A grlog re- lweorsol MAY . . O . 0 0 7 0 9 s 0 o o I4 I5 0 o o o o 0 o 23 o 0 o o 28 29 30 31 7h-Junior Play f... lllernbesf and Sunsbine 9-Flowers ancl llowing gowns A . Girls' Banauel. 14-Annual clinner giyen by 'rbe Slanclarcl Publisning Corn- bany for ine Seniors. 15-Declannalory conlesl. 23-Concert by Girls! Glee Club, 28 -31-Exams again, Tbose lucky Seniors vylio escape tlwenfi lliis Time' oil to cbabel . . . Bob ana Glaclys . an Alnna lvlaler House picnic . . ine Dl'iOlOQl'OQlWQl' rnalies a nil . . A Carol in action beaufy reigns . . .spring brings out the baseball . . . one ol inase picnics A , . anolner blay in the making . , . more beauly T JUNE 2 3 4 5 6 0: The mst gram week of school Commerwcemem Wfek 2-EQCCQIGLNQQTQ. 3-Phdcusebwam Upon 3659011 4-PIuNotheQn 1 Cpcm Sosyom. 5-QQ55 D415 excrclscs , . . the JmmorfSemior Harwquet , . . Nom - Qegrec Commerce- WONT 6-N km, COMMKNCEMENT DXXYT A . . the fXlL1mm Fiamf que? , , the lccfultg. recap mom , , Mme! Qaogfdee' The Powc Swsfers , . ww sprwg Q young mwwfs fancy '.., Presuf dem Records A . . Q Commcrwcemerwt scene . . . Profeswr Vosfer Nooks happy , , . Grand Me erwtrcrwce To the Campus . . , grodmfes . . , Q mer boat as seem from Ferrv bmwk A , cmofher Commemcemem pwcmro , , . more qrcnluotes PREACHERS' DIRECTORY NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Abbott, John .......,.... Burlington, lnd. Abercrombie, Hervy ....... Mulberry, Ohio Adams, Clyde, Rockford and Burnettsville, lnd. Adams, Ira M ............ Footville, Wis, Adamson, Seth ........... Lebanon, Ohio Althaus, A. L. ...,.......... Bethel, Ohio Anderson, Reuben L ........ Fortville, lnd. Applegate, J. Merle, Figueroa Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. Atzbaugh, W. J ....... Hallandale, Minn, Autery, Arnold ....... San Fernando, Cal. Bachman, Joseph Ross ..... Sadieville, Ky. Barbee, Eugene W ......., McComb, Ohio Barber, G. Russell ..,... Montebello, Cal. Barker, R. H. W ....... Jacksonville, Fla. Barnett, Luster ...... Jeffersonville, Ohio Bateman, G. T. .225 Ash St., Ridgeway, Pa. Bennett, Cecil, , Roanoke, Ky., Lystra Church, Mason, Ky. Bertelson, Leonard, Plum Creek Church, Butler, Ky. Berthold, Paul, Dieterich, Loogootee, Edgewood, lll. Birch, Kenneth .......... Petersburg, lnd. Bivins, Ralph E... ....... Afton, Okla. Black, Nathan, Grassy Springs Church, Jett, Ky. Black, Raymond W., East Atlanta Christian, Atlanta, Ga. Blackburn, George .....,. Chandler, Ariz. Boice, William S, ............ Delhi, Ohio Bon Durant, George, Atlanta Christian College, Atlanta, Ga. . . . . . . . . .Etna Green, lnd. .Ambia, lnd. .Farmers Chapel, Ohio .Bowersville, Ohio .May Hill and Macon, Ohio Bourne, Ralph. Boyts, H. C. .............. . Brestel, Ray ...... Brewer, Arthur ........ Bronson, Joseph l74J NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Brown, J. Halbert, Chesterfield Heights, Norfolk, Va. Brown, Hugh ........ Martins Ferry, Ohio Buck, Frank .... Cincinnati Bible Seminary Buck, Robert Charles ...... Arlington, lnd. Burns, Joseph ........ Sistersville, W. Va. Burris, W. C. ........... Portsmouth, Ohio Burton, Richard ...... New Richmond, lnd. Butler, Burris ............. Kokomo, lnd. Butts, Eugene Earle, Oakland and Brocton, lll. Callahan, Hubert Campbell, Robert ..... ...... P orter, Ky. Canary, Hoyt S. Spencer, Ind. Carey, Clifford, 700 Belden Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Carlson, Ray ............. Wakita, Okla. Carpenter, Sam .......... Hammond, lnd. Carver, Albert, Andersons Ferry, Cincinnati, Ohio Carver, Byron ........ Paden City, W. Va. Chambers, John ......... New Liberty, Ky. Clague, William .......... Lexington, lnd. Clark, Donald, Macedonia, and Pleasant View Church, Jeffersonville, Ohio Clark, Ralph ............... Liberty, lnd. Clemmensen, Paul, Unity Park, Mill Run, Pa. Coburn, Leonard ........ La Crosse, Wis. Cope, Ralph ............ Carrollton, Ohio Cotterell, Harvey, lngalls, lnd., Gardnersville, Ky. Cottrill, Paul ........... Cincinnati, Ohio Cree, R. G. ..... ..... L ogansport, lnd. Crocker, A. B. ...... Engelhard, N. C. Crosby, Kenneth, Haverford College, Haverford, Pa. i ll NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Crouch, L. E. ............ Clarence, N. Y. Crouch, Owen, Clifton Church, Louisville, Ky. Crowder, Hall, First Christian Church, Lexington, Ky. Crowder, Orvel, Mount Washington, Cincinnati, Ohio Dabney, Horace, iSinging Evangelistl, Jamestown, Ohio Dale, Edsil ............ Georgetown, lnd. Dampier, Joseph H., First Church, McKeesport, Pa. Dance, Clifford, First Church, Lake Wales, Fla. Dance, W. Eric, First Church, Fort Meyers, Fla. Daniels, J. Harrison ..... Charlotte, N. C. Daugherty, O. L., Mohawk Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Davis, Henry G. .North Tonawanda, N. Y. Davis, Roy .............. Portales, N. M. Deitch, Russell A., Dawson Springs and Forest Hill iRichmondJ, Ky. Dennison, William ........... Glenco, Ky. DeVore, Charles, Southwood Church, Columbus, Ohio Dills, Milton ............. Brooksville, Ky. Doles, Russell .... .... S pringfield, Ky. Dowd, A. S. .... ....... B erry, Ky. Dowdy, Barton ............ Wellsboro, Pa. Dowling, Enos, , Jamestown and New Brunswick, lnd. Drake, Robert T.Cincinnati Bible Seminary Dunn, David R .............. Piqua, Ohio Dunson, Harold L .......... Garrett, lnd. Durham, Philip T ....... Jamestown, Ohio Eason, Hansel, - Mt. Olivet, Elm Fork, Nicholasville, Ky., Ogleville, lnd. f75J NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Elliott, George Mark, First Church, Dayton, Ky. Emmett, R. L. ............. Atterson, Ky. Epperson, Everett ..... .... E lsmere, Ky. Esque, Chester ...... ...... K ell, lll. Eynon, Daniel .............. Auburn, lnd. Eynon, John, Western Hills Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Ferrell, W. E ............. Claysville, Pa. Fesler, Bernard R., Connersville and Robinson, Ky. Fisher, Dlinton ............. Cozad, Neb. Fogleman, Robert ........... Cleves, Ohio Forehand, Edward H .... Miamitown, Ohio Frederick, John.Rolls Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio Fronsoe, Milton .......... Waldron, Mich. Garshaw, Joseph A. . .Mineral Ridge, Ohio Goodballot, James ...... Medaryville, lnd. Groff, Harold B ......... Williamsville, lll. Grubbs, Frank ........ Paul's Valley, Okla. Grubbs, Lowell F .... '. . .Mitchellville, Iowa Hadwin, David .... ..., A ssumption, lll. Hall, Glenn ............... Scottdale, Pa. Hampton, Jackson. . .North Madison, lnd. Hannaman, Kenneth P. . .Taylorsport, Ky. Hadigree, Joel ........... Hillsboro, Ohio Hawk, Mortimer ....,..... Winslow, Ariz. Hay, Olin, Macedonia Church, Lexington, Ky. Hill, Joseph D. .First Church, Latonia, Ky. Himes, Earl ............ Forest Hill, Mich. Hinkle, Donovan, Highland Park Church, Louisville, Ky. Holderman, Paul, Columbia Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Hollingsworth, Gale .......... Emden, lll. Hossom, Harold .......... Rising Sun, lnd. Hoven, Ard, Chase Avenue Church, Cincinnati, Ohio NAME lrby, James, CHURCH ADDRESS East Side Church, Hamilton, Ohio lsenberg, Arthur ......... Kissimmee, Ela. Johnston, Roy M., Milton, Novia Scotia, Canada Jones, Basil., ......... Smith Center, Kan. Key, Thomas C., Eaton, Key, Richard, Ohio, Vallonia, lnd. Coburns Corners, Spencerville, lnd, Kitchen, M. S .............. Berwick, Pa. Knowles, Dale ........ Shepherdsville, Ky. Koch, George S ......,..... Red Key, Ind. Koltenbah, Emmerson .... Cincinnati, Ohio Langston, H. O .... Latinmer, E. K .... Laughlin, Ernest E.. Layman, Lawrence. . Layman, Wilber R., Danville Layton, Chester .... Lee, Tom ........ Lewis, C. A. R ...... Lillie, Harold ....... Lillie, Robert M .... Livingston, Robert. . Lotridge, Roland .... Lower, Eugene A. . . Ludwick, Herschell L Macko, Peter, .... . Mankamayer, O. L., ....Greenville, Miss. ..Hattiesburg, Miss. ......Orrville, Ohio .......Hebron, lnd. and Pricetown, Ohio ,..Cincinnati, Ohio. .....ivii. Orab, ohio .. .CassopoIis, Mich. ......Granger, lnd, ...Calumet City, Ill. .. ...Dover, Ohio . . . .Battle Run, Ky. . .MadisonvilIe, Ohio .........Edon,Ohio ........Shiloh, lnd. 24th Street Church, Newport News, Va. Marsh, Eloyd .............. Manilla, lnd. Martin, Kelsie. .Dunreith and Sexton, lnd. Martin, Max ............. Glouster, Ohio Martin, Russell, Fairview, Mowrystown, and Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio Matthews, Carl, Church of Christ, Latonia, Ky. 76 NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Matthews, Gilbert O ..... Underwood, lnd. Matthews, lra D., South Liberty and Greenfield, Ohio Matthews, Robert ......... Kewanna, lnd. Mayfield, Guy W., Carrollton Ave. Church, New Orleans, La. McCord, R. C ....... Charlestown, W. Va. McElroy, B. L.. .Lawshe and Peebles, Ohio McElroy, Joseph, Benson Church, Omaha, Neb. McGilvrey, William ..... Waynesboro, Va, McGrew, Weymouth ...... Loveland, Ohio McKim, Clausen ...... Lone Wolfe, Okla. McLean, Donald T. R., Germantown and Augusta, Ky. McMillin, Don .......... Middleport, Ohio Meyers, CharlesJ .... East Columbus, Ind. Miller, Metcalfe ..... Parkersburg, W. Va. Mitchell, Hugh A., Ass't District Chaplain, C. C. C., Co. 593, Price, Utah Mitchell, John N ....... Bloomington, Ind. Moreland, Elbert T ....... McCamey, Tex. Morgan, Hugh D .......... Milford, Ohio Morgan, John P ....... Martinsville, Ohio Morgan, Orval ........... Springfield, lll. Mullen, Silas B ..... ..... R eynolds, Ind. Nance, Elwood C., Prof. in Rollins Un., Winter Park, Ela. Nance, J. B. . .Eirestone Park, Akron, Ohio Newlan, Harold L., Forest Hill, Corinth and Pond Church, Richmond, Ky., Old Union Church, Poseyville, Ind. Nice, William B., Butler and Newville, lnd. Nichols, Charles, Eairfield-Osborne Church, Eairfield, Ohio Nichols, J. E., First Church, McKees Rocks, Pa. Nickerson, D. E. ......... Barberton, Ohio Nix, Lawrence A ..... ..... T emple, Ga. NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Norman, John Forrest, 860 S. Evergreen, Kankakee, lll. Norris, Kenneth .... Erin, Ontario, Canada Nuckols, Howard W., Bentonville, lnd., Metamora, lnd. Nutter, W. H., Morristown, Ind., Gwynville, Ind. Oldenburg, Elmer ........ La Crosse, Wis. Omer, C. C .......... Bowling Green, Ky. O'Neal, George .......... Beattyville, Ky. Osborn, Harold, l63l lliff Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Osborn, Paul ........... West Salem, lll. Overton, Miles ................ Odin, lll. Overton, Thomas, First Church, Griffin, lnd. Owens, Harry ............. Elizaville, Ky. Palmer, W. Robert, Hartsville and Newbern, lnd. Pence, Floyd H ......... Springfield, Ohio Penick, Joseph S., Gilmore Church, Farwell, Mich. Perry, Woodrow, White Oak Church, Mt. Healthy, Ohio Perry, Ralph .............. Prescott, Ariz. Peters, Raymond ......... Van Wert, Ohio Peterson, Dorwin ....... Winchester, Ohio Phipps, Charles, Mt. Byrd Church, Milton, Mt. Pleas- ant Church, and Williamstown, Ky. Prater, Malbert .......... Brookville, Ind. Prather, Marcus William, Felicity and Moscow, Ohio Quarles, Barton ....... V.Farmersville, Ala. Raum, Charles E ........... Arcadia, lnd. Read, C. M ............. Mt. Auburn, lll. Read, Delmar, Salem Church, Cross Plains, lnd. Read, Joseph .............. Sikeston, Mo. 77 NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Reed, Paul ............ Henderson, Mich. Records, Ralph L., Kansas Church, Edinburg, lnd. Redmond, James, Capital View Church, Atlanta, Ga. Reynolds, Everett, Driftwood Church, Little York, lnd., ' Prowsville Church, Ind. Richardson, Orval E ........... Fisher, lll. Richardson, Ralph H .... Turtle Creek, Pa. Ridlen, Hugh M ............ Kewanee, lll. Riggs, Charles ......... New Orleans, La. Rodgers, Stuart L., Ashland Church, Chicago, lll. Rogers, Murhl S .......... Blanchard, Pa. Root, Orin ............... Tolleson, Ariz. Roth, Raymond L ........ Assumption, lll. Sabin, Hiram O ........... Orting, Wash. Sandstrom, Harold .......... Hobart, lnd. Savors, William E .... East Liverpool, Ohio Sayers, David M ........ Long Beach, Cal. Scheffler, Francis ........... Akron, Ohio Schuler, Lee Roy, Central Church, Middleton, Ohio Schultz, F. F ......... West Paducah, Ky. Scott, Karl. .Concord Church, Concord, Ky. Scott, Minard M., Not located, address: Newark, Ohio Scott, Scott, Paul V ................ Salem, Va. Robert, Assistant at Broadway Church, Lexington, Ky. Sears, John A., Blanchester and Lerado, Ohio Seath, Robert W ............ Atlanta, lll. Sewell, Hervey, Little Sugar Creek, Greenfield, Ind., and Ben Davis Creek, Rushville, lnd. Shockney, A. N ........... Portland, lnd. Simmons, A. G., Fourth Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Simpson, J. Raymond ........ Bright, lnd. Y NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Small, Ralph lvl., Lennoxburg, Ky., Antioch Church, Rossville, lll. Small, Richard, Union Town Church, Yoder, Ind. Small, Robert... Smelser, Robert. Smith, Chalmers ........ ............Shoals, Ind. Oueensville, Ind. Allensburg, Ohio Smith, Floyd H ........ New Vienna, Ohio Smith, Fred, Central Church, Huntington, W. Va. Smith, Spencer ..,.,.... Cincinnati, Ohio Smith, T. K., Tabernacfe Church, Columbus, Ind. Smith, Warren, West End Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Smith, W. C., Ferry Church and Waynesville, Ohio Son, Irwin ................ Chamois, Mo, Sparks, Melvin .......... Wheatland, Cal. Stansberry, Howard ......... Corona, Cal. Steever, Roland ........ Garden City, Ind. Stephenson, R. E ........ Mt. Rainer, Md. NAME CHURCH ADDRESS Villars, Luther, McKendree Chapel, Blanchester, Ohio Walker, Felix D ......... Clarksburg, lnd. Wallenburg, John ..... Winter Haven, Fla. Wantland, D, B., Dalton City Church, Decatur, lll. Ward, Harold B ......... Brooklyn, N. Y. Warnock, John, Pleasant Grove Church, Flat Rock, Ind, Watson, Raymond T ......... Monroe, La. Watterworth, Eldon C ..... Lansing, Mich. Weaver, Henry E., Center Church, Mays, Ind. Weaver, Marshall ....... Remington, lnd. Weaver, Robert O ........ East Point, Ga. Wetzel, Louis, lSong Evangelistl, Littleton, W. Va. Whitten, Oren, lSong Evangelistl, C, B. S., Cin'ti, Ohio Wild, Oscar. .Berea Church, Donerail, Ky. Wiley, Calvert ........... Newcastle, Va. Williamson, Chester, Straub, Walter L .......... Omaha, Neb. Strickler, Dexter .... .... N owata, Okla. Strong, Edwin B ............ Moberly, Mo. Strong, Homer A., First Church, Long Beach, Cal. Stuecher, Herbert ..... North Vernon, Ind. Sutton, Cyril. .Mound Hill, Carrollton, Ky. Taylor, Lloyd J., Boyd Memorial Church, Ripley, Ohio Thomas, G, T .......... Manchester, Ohio Tigner, L. J. .First Church, Janesville, Wis. Tomlinson, L. G., Leinmert Park, Los Angeles, Cal. Tottingham, Wesley ......... Fowler, Cal. Traylor, E. C., Central Church, lronton, Ohio Tyndal, John W., Jr ........ Crowell, Tex. Van Auken, Laurie Wilmer lEvangelistl, Sedro-Woolley, Wash. VanZile, Robert L., East Dayton Church, Dayton, Ohio l78J Grape Grove Church, Jamestown, Ohio Wilson, George Earle, l7l5 Edmond Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Wilson, John A., Bridgetown Church, Cin'ti, Ohio Wilson, Seth, South Side Church, Washington Court House, Ohio Wilson, William, Buford and Hollowtown, Ohio Winter, Gustave, R. R. l, Johnston City, Tenn. Wolfe, Clyde. .English and Marengo, Ind. Woodard, Ralph Wright, Lyle... Yearick, Lester. Yoder, Verton H Yonaka, Howard ........ Zetsche, Earl. . . ..........Lapeer, Mich. . . ..... Byesville, Ohio .. . ....... Beloit, Wis. Mt. Vernon, Mo. .Algonac, Mich. . ..... Bridgeport, lll. MISSIONARY Chase, Wahneta. . . Chase, John T ..... Crawford, Charles.. . Dong, S. K. ....... . Elliott, Luke D ..... Elliott, Mrs. Ruby., DIRECTORY Q . . .32 Shogetsucho, Soel, Korea . . . .32 Shogetsucho, Soel, Korea Mocha Mocha l-lale, J. Willis ............ .... B ox 2774, . . .AnChorage, Alaska . . .Santi l-losei, Korea O., Jamaica, B, W. I. O, Jamaica, B, W. I. Manila, Philippine Islands Manila, Philippine Islands l-lale, Mrs. J. Willis .............. Box 2774, l-lanson, Mrs, Eleanor Wolfe ........ Jones, Ethel. . lchibanchi, San Chami, 6 Nakacho, Yotsuya, Tokyo, Japan King, John D. ..... . King, Mrs. John D... Lusoc, Justo ....... Madden, Maud ..... Maxey, lsabel ...... Schaefer, Marian. . . Schoonover, Ruth. . . Shemmel, Edith .... Still, Gwen ....... Still, Mrs. Owen.. .. Smith, Fred ........ Smith, Mrs. Thelma. Simonoff, Elias ..... ...Clay Center, Neb. .........,....Korea ..............Korea . Manila, Philippine Islands ........Osaka, Japan UH- Yunnam, West China ..........Bilaspur, C. P., lndia ........Tokyo, Japan ..............Japan Yotsuya Mission, Tokyo, Japan Yotsuya Mission, Tokyo, Japan 63l Eleventh Avenue, l-luntington, W, Va. 63l Eleventh Avenue, l-luntington, W. Va. 5lO55 Granada Street, l.os Angeles, Cal. Westrup, Enrique, Jr, ..... ......... . Westrup, Raphael. . .625 Rayon, Monterrey, Mexico 625 Rayon, Monterrey, Mexico 'l' No longer on mission field: present address given where known. l79l AREWELL . . . OUR years completed, graduation past, and now our eyes are set on the fields, white and ready. We hope that we may carry with us a spark of that fiery passion, instruction, and faith which was so vital to those who made our Alma Mater possible, Their fer- vent devotion and consecration to Christ, and his church, has permeated our hearts and instilled within us a tre- mendous responsibility. Though not always successful in the sight of men, we know that with His presence we will always remain faithful and manifest our theme to the world. l am set for the defense of the gospel. l8Ol IIS D O7ZlLCL IOU I .:L' Y 9 X t ia ZW Xi f a ' fi' ' '-TT: , ii, ., '- '- . ' 1 ,yi Iii!! N E: '. ff. -liyi, fff ,i I i 'Dia si fit ggi iifiQ.,f iyyiiiill ii ifitiliiiff fstsxi'-it E t ,wfwa i its.zV'4-l 1 f , ,c fi ' 'f,i'12f fffii lr 'i5WZ.f-:, -11' f Us 5 lit 'ljllllwii' ll'j9i'ii1,?,:5f 'Qi' illti: i 1' 'XNLW' ' i fb ffnflk l-lf i'S'q -i '23 ff ' 5 Wfjggtl ff' iIiQDiINIifli?.filRfMilifiltliIi3afMilifiIitiDiINliS . . . . To Every C. B. S. Graduate: Sincere congratulations on your commencement. May your ministry lor Christ anol l'lis Church be long and ever lruittul. . To Every C. B. S. Underclassman: Congratulations on the choice you have made-Stucly- ing to enter into Full-time work For the Master. . Graduates and Students Alike: Please Feel tree to call on us at all times For any service vve can render. Standards true-to-the-Bible lesson helps ancl vveel4ly papers are available for every de- partment ot your Bible school. Djy The Standard Publishing Company Eighth and Cutter Streets Cincinnati, Ohio A sizornsni-iooo PuBi.isHiNG HOUSE smcz ran MULBERRY CHURCH OI-' CHRIST MuLBERRv,oH1o IIBIIIIIIIIIQCIIF + IIN + T841 H. ABERCROMBIE, MINISTER B A P T I S M COMPLIMENTS or THE A Baptismal Gift Brochure presents Christian Doctrine in the Light of C : hh C : ' Baptism and Baptism in the Light of of Christian Doctrine. S3-00 PER DOZEN A T S. F. NOVOTNY STA. MgBOX 85 CINCINNATI, OHIO P E E B L E S ' O H I O I charge thee in the sight of God. and Qf C'hrz'.s't Jesus, who shall judge the liring and the dead. and by His appearing and His Kingdom: preach the word: be urgent in season. out fy' season: reprore, rebulre, e.l'h0rt, 'zvith all lang suffering and teaching. But he thou sober in all tlzings. S'Itff87' hardship, do the work of an eva.ngelist, fulfill thy mfn1'stry. ECQ Tim. 4: I, Q, 5.j My Cireetinqs to the entire C. B. S. Class of 1940 and especiallq to Robert Palmer, first convert and first ministerial student in our local work. A Hearty Welcome Awaits You ARD Ilovrzx, Minister THE CHASE AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST T831 'T is SA nnu A L Encjraved bu Miata fnfzauzhf 505 Elm Street Cincinnati, Ohio ISI One Way to Keep in Touch With Cincinnati Bible Seminary Alumni is to Read the CHRISTIA STA DARD llany grztduzites and students report, regularly the splendid work L they are doing in their churches. This twenty-four page weekly emphasizing New Testznnent doctrine is at regular Visitor in thou- sands of Christian homes. Send for sziniple and for club plan. CHRISTIAN STANDARD BOX 5, STATION N CINCINNATI, OHIO BRIDGETOWN Church of Christ 0mDllmQUfS Lovell 6' Harrison Ave. Come Help Us Build a New Testament Church JOHN A. WILSON, Minister Of THE GREAT coNTRovERsY O This is the title of a book that was published about 50 years ago. It was written by Ashley S. Iohnson, a college man, and had a sale ol over a quarter million. C. C grgslsrsitriendly investigation by friendly religious I The present edition has been brought up to date, disappearing groups are left out and later sects introduced. 300 pages. Paper cover, 60c. 0 Students can make cr nice profit on the sale ot it. Get in touch with F. L. ROWE, Publisher, 434 Elm Street. l85l For Superior Printing and Binding CONSULT The Methodist Book Concern CINCINNATI BCOKSELLEPS PUBLISHERS P P I NT E RS B I N D E B S ESTABLISHED IN CINCINNATI SINCE 1820 H561 Price Hill SC. to 51.00 Store I T PTT A - ' I E H S E T A Q B R L I G S I H N E A D L , 1929 COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, GIFTS, TOYS, AND NOVELTIES 3606 Warsaw, near McPherson Phone YVA. 9806 Better Prices to You H I B B E N 7 S S U N 0 C 0 MOTOR FUEL and MOTOR OILS B A R B E R S H O P Q Q15 RlV6I'VlCW Service Sl,ill,l0ll 3 6 2 I WA R s AW AV E N U E 2408 Riwfside Drive al M3fYlHl'ld AVENUE HOURSQA.M.TO7P.M.-SATURDAY TO8P.M. STONES CHILI PARLOR Q CHILI - SANDWICHES E PLATE LUNCI-IES 3532 Warsaw Avenue Telephone WAbash 9580 lb! L. M. PRINCE CO. CALL AND DELIVER WAbash 6437 lirafrs Drv Zleaning 0 P T I C I A N S Your Garments are Ready to Wear Cleaning - Pressing ' Altering Q Repairing 4 West Fourth Street 820 Summit at Price RAY E. 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W H I T E W T E R CHRISTIAN SERVICE CAMP 66071 the Beautiful Ohiow LOCATED ON R. S6 NEAR RISING SUN, INDIANA 1940 SCHEDULE I-Iigh School Week - ' ' .Iuly 21-27 Young Adult Week - - July 28 -Aug. 4 EXCELLENT CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS-RECREA- TIONAL IFACILITIES-A CONSECRATED FACULTY, ALL C. B. S. GRADUATESWTOTAL COST, 85.00 ADDRESS COIWIMUNICATIONS T0 HAROLD HOSSOM, REGISTRAR RISING SUN, INDIANA IQOI GRASSMUCICS ...jewelers . .. CONVENIENT TERMS 34 EHSAC 4th Stfeet DIX?EP?I'?i?1IlTilENAL o o o FAMILY JEWELERS SINCE 1889 BY MAIL-- ST. LAWRENCE Lile and Casualty Insurance FLOWER SHOP 1 AT COST Wedding and Graduation Flowers -- A SPECIALTY e Ae 0 Fog Ehurch Members-Clergymen 3648 Warsaw Avenue an amen' WAbasI1 1331 ' 1212 fgiacffrjfi' may be mms DAN LocI-INEI2, prop. 0 Accident, Health, Life and Burial Insurance. ,Q x ' Xia E Church Members Relief Association JOSEPH K. AKE, President 827 Occidental Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1 . Phone 2i,RH2'f Wa4485 FUNE ECIURS as R vmcnmerrc T X lily qlfllwdy: -Jfofdemzmt vlve. I9I I We Invite You to MADISONVILLE ATTEND THE CHURCH of CHRIST CHURCH CF CHRIST DELHI, CHIC EUGENE A. LOWER WM BOICE Minister MINISTER Compliments of A FRIEND ROLLS HILL CHURCH 0F CHRIST CHURCH of CHRIST MGCCMB, 0HIO CINCINNATI, OHIO E. W. BARBEE, Minister Compliments of E. B. HANCOCK IQZI s- ' r I. 55,1 9 U lf? AMAZING!! or ,ff cHALLEns1Ne ! ! Taos I s A Shining Example ot Evangelizing America By The Christian Restoration Association IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA WITH ONE LARGE CHURCH AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA, averaging 450 in Bible School with nine small churches avera ' l th I . , glng ess an 70 in their Bible Schools at GLOBE, PRESCOTT, FLAGSTAFF, WINSLOW, STEVENSON PARK, CHANDLER, YUMA, TOLLESON, BUCKEYE, yet with the aid of the Christian Restoration Association they 1. Have maintained the Arizona Christian Women's Missionary Association 2. Have maintained a State Young People's Union 3. Have maintained an annual State Convention of the churches 4. Have maintained a Young' People's Annual Conference averaging 100 5. Maintain over a hundred shareholders in the Christian Restoration Association 6. Liberally support all worthy independent Missionaries 7. Maintain one State Evangelist and plan for another 8 . Have monthly meetings of Committee on Evangelism 9. All these Churches but one maintain full-time ministry HBELIEVE IT OR NOT It is over 500 miles from Yuma to Flagstaff In order to have any meeting of all groups, 978 miles must be traveled THE CHRISTIAN RESTORATION ASSOCIATION I. Has been associated with these accomplishments since the begin- ning of their work under the Clark Estate and the Clark Fund. 2. Can do the same thing in any State where a few Churches, no matter how weak, have faith and will co-operate to make it possible. Write us for full information. 701-703 Peopleis Bank Building Cincinnati, Ohio 3. There has been no similar accomplishment by so few in the entire history of Christianity in America or elsewhere since the days of the apostles. 4. There being no other State in America with less numbers of dis- ciples of Christ. Thou Art Without Excuse Who Fail to Evangelize His Own State t93l RIM 84 WHEEL SERVICE INC. CCMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Safety Lane Corrections J. E. BROXON, Mgr. 806 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone PArkway 6940 BUNN.!E...'EE,E.5.NER5 LADIES 8: lVIEN'S TAILORING AND ALTERATIONS WE CALL AND DELIVER ED. S. OLDHAIVI, Mgr. 3524 WARSAW AVE. 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HA TS and CAPS WARSAW AVENUE AT ENRIGHT PRICE HILL Telephone WAbash 9606 Open Evenings Phone WAbash ll-ll-20 A U T H D R I Z E D .L ADY F AIR., GIIRYSLEREPLYMOIITH D E A L E R BEAUTY SALON ED. ROBBEN BEAUTY SPECIAUST5 3411 Warsaw Ave., cmcmunn, onlo 3206 WARSAW AVENUE Phone WAhash 5400 E951 Phone WAbash 0941 -W M A R M E R P S Sfarilirxianzfl SHCES FRESH MEATS MODERATE PRICES 3111 WARSAW AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO 4036 Glenway Ave. :-: 3626 Warsaw Ave. SIEVE QS' LANGE voun DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER Quality Used Cars 3741 Warsaw Ave. WAbash 0008 MARENGQ CAVE A- BIEDINGER Mile and Half Under Ground Delicatessen and Conteetionery AmongMyriads ofStalagmites, , SQFT DRINKS , 0 Stalactites, and I-lelictites 0 Price and Hawthorne Avenues MARENGO, INDIANA wnbash 9751 west End Printerq . . . . . . Dependable Printers 9174919 State Avenue 1-larrq C. Romer Phones lDAbash 3990.-3991 i961 Phone WAbash 9928 3010 PRICE AVENUE THE NEW PRICE HILL DRY CLEANERS PRESSINB 81 TAILURINI3 We Call and Deliver JAS. T. CAVANAUGH C E M E N T 0 3506 Warsaw Avenue I CI-Ierry 8276 A WAbash 4500 L L I M E DAN'L J. COLLINS Your Druggisf' Warsaw and Hawthorne Aves. PRICE HILL, CINCINNATI, OHIO Phones WAbash 9610-1555 Cvmplimenrs - - - CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS B URKE LLLLLLACME ff M A R K E T TIRES and BATTERIES 3104 Warsaw at Hawthorne AL. ANDERSON, Mgr. JIM GRIFFIN, Meat Market WAbash 9 849 A 0 Dr. Philip A. IfWng, 0.D. 3637 Warsaw Ave. Art Kneeht's Service Station Warsaw and Delmonte Place COpposite Elberonj Phone WAbash 3075 0 750729 of the Seminary Boy CINCINNATI OHIO Buy Gas Here I97 - . All'-A, . lndex oi Lessons LESSON I-'April 6 ......................... .....,., . . ,.,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , General Theme: The Triumphal Entry. Adult Topic: The Purpose of the Triumphal Entry. LESSON 11-'April 13 QEas'ter Lessonj .,,,,...,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, General Theme: Christ Shows Himself Alive. Adult Topic: What a Living Christ Means to Me. LESSON IH-'April 20 .,..,,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, ,,,, U V p General Theme: Using Witnessing Power. Adult Topic: Power Through the Holy Spirit. LESSON TV-'April 27 .........,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, General Theme: The Early Church Meeting Human Needs. Adult Topic: Voluntary Christian Sharing. LESSON V-May 4 ....................,..................................................... General Theme: The Church Enlarging Its Fellowship. Adult Topic: Sharing Christ With Others. P Aon 5 ll l6 20 24 LESSON V1'May ll ...................................... ....,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, 2 g General Theme: The Responsibility of the Home Regarding Beverage Alcohol. Adult Topic: The Home and the Problem of Beverage Alcohol. LESSON 'Vllflllay l8 ..............................................,..................................... ........... 0 I General Theme: Broadening Christian Horizons: Saul's Conversion. Adult Topic: A Converted Man's New Horizon. LESSON Vlll'-May 25 .......................................................... .,. ......... ,ALA ....... ....... 3 7 General Theme: Broadening Christian Horizons: Peter's Vision. Adult Topic: Overcoming Prejudices. LESSON rxzxtme i .....,.,...,.....,.........,.......................................... ....... - ....,.......................... 4 1 X General Theme: Broadening Christian Horizons: The Antioch Movement. Adult Topic: Living Up to Our Christian Name. LESSON Xflune 8 ............................................................. ,. ......... ,.,..-...,.- ......... ....... . 46 General Theme: Beginning of World Missions. Adult Topic: The Holy Spirit in World Missions. LESSON XT'-June 15 ....................................................... ........., .......... ,.,,.. .......... .. 5l General Theme: Progress in World Missions. Adult Topic: Paul Turns to the Gentiles. LESSON Xllfllune 22 .................................................................................... General Theme: First Jerusalem Conference on World Missions. Adult Topie: The Eirst Jerusalem Conference on World Missions. LESSON Xlllfflune 29 ................................................................................... General Theme: Lessons from the Early Church. Adult Topic: Helping to Make the World Christian. Page 4 18. CJ '-,.-,-,.- .. 55 59 K, .A 25 2 4' E if w if 1 YE ve Y! E X 5 , i if , if i rf Q r 5 fi 13 3 ,Q z S cv in - ,mann I . v- - .:aiA.n.,.xumn.,1.4-5 an-..mqunmnz.ussnQagdn.1n.1,1ymfN..- Han. g-, -,f mggmxa-1-.,-L.:....11.:.-inf, 1g,.--mr.,.1ug.4..pawn4zmam..amhwf.Y.'4mmw-x.