Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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the class was entertained in the home of the sponsor where plans were formulated for a new and different project from any thing ever undertaken by the school before-fCincin- nati Bible Seminary Family Night. This was a tremendous undertaking for Sophomores but with the aid and direction of Professor Elliott a program was arranged which was an inspiration to several hundred members of the family of C.B.S. who were in attendance. The year closed with a weiner roast at Mt. Echo Park. HOWARD W. NUCKOLS. A.B. Butler, Missouri Phileusebian, Treasurer, '38, Secretary, '38, Open Session, '37, lunior Play, '40, Class Treasurer, '40, '4l, Class Vice-President, '4l, Nautilus Staff, '4l. Unal'fected, active, hard-working. PATRICIA CRAWFORD NUCKOLS. A.B. Columbus, Indiana Phileusebian, Vice-President, '38, '39, Director Open Session Play, '38, Director Junior Play, '40, Girl's Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, President, '39, Seminary Choir, '39, Whatsoever, Council, '38, '39, '40. Efficient, dependable, sweet, considerate. W X l S MARY FRANCES PHIPPS. B.S.I.. ' Cincinnati, Ohio Q Phileusebian, Secretary, '41, Hornemakers Club, ' Council, '40, '4l, Treasurer, '40, '41, Oratorio T Society, '38, '39, lunior Play, '40, Girl's Glee A Club, '38, Seminary Choir, '39, Nautilus Staff, '41, X 1 Vi' Energetic, gifted, helpful. M ,f 23 Fil

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KENNETH P. HANNAMAN. A.B. Sandpoint, ldaho Phileusebian, President, '40, Treasurer, '39, Oratorio, '38, Men's Chorus, '38, Class Presi- dent, '40, Treasurer, '39, '41, lunior Play, '40, Gospel Mission League, '39, Cincinnati Con servatory of Music, '4l. Scholarly, admirable, obliging, wellvlikedf' THOMAS C. KEY. A.B. Santa Ana, California Philothean, Treasurer, '38, '39, lunior Play, '40, Open Session, '38, '39, Nautilus Staff, '41, Oratorio, '38, Glee Club, '38. H Humorous, congenial, gay. fill N HOBBIE LUCILLE MCCARTY. B.S.I.. Q ROQerS, Arkansas Phileusebian, Vice-President, '41, Secretary, 'X '41, Whatsoever Council, Assistant House Di-'I rector. individualistic, laughing, witty. J J J' V gr 75 iff' for the Faith, reflects the life practice oi the sponsor and goal ot the class. Social events of the year included a Weiner roast given tor the Freshmen by the Sophornores, a George Washington party and a farewell picnic. Thus ended a happy beginning year. Freshmen no longer, the class began to do things as Sophomores. The first event was the reception given by the class for the new Freshmen. Later on during the year 22

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IT! MAXINE A. RUMMEL, B.S.L. Nappanee, lndiana Phileusebiang Whatsoever Club. Loyal, sweet, earnest, friendly. MARGUERITE M. SCHAEFER. B.S.L. Bilaspur, India I Butler University, '38, '39, C.B,S., '40, 415 Phileusebian, Whatsoever Club, '40, '41, Glee Club, '40, '4l. Ulnteresting, seli-possessed, rare, LEE ROY R. SCHULER. B.S.L. Hampton, lowa Philothean, Minnesota Bible University. Friendly, studious, humorous. - luniorsenow they have come Within sight ot their goal. This year tound the class preparing tor the important events to come. Same ot the projects sponsored by the class this year were Talent Night, an inspirational way ot finding hidden talent and the Iunior Play, Tempest and Sunshine, which revealed the dramatic art in the class. The climax ot the year was the lunior-Senior Banquet given in honor ot the graduating Seniors which 24