+5 N., ' ii lk, 1 - - if .. V 'ici I M 4x x 1 g gil . X 3 ,limi I L- igiii if 'ii i E . , E a 3 1 3 , 5 , Q 4 1 ,, 3, 5 , 5 5 f Q!! fa S x N I NWN of THE CINCINNATI BIBLE SEMIN RY Page Two 0 Wvc. ' Editor John NV. llall Business Managvr Franklin Kurns lssocialto Editor Ralph Vll'lt0illl Svcrvmry Pearlinv Smith Publicity Dirvrtor Holmes Nflorris Circulation Munagv Robert Cornvtt Snapshot Erlilors Coleman Sparrow Martha Taylor lille Yuutilus Stall. onre again take into hancl the pen of Father Timo. uncl unclertukc' to write for you The Passing l'ur:ule of the svhool year l9-12-43. This leurnecl a for the dr in govern and ugas mirl-term: was the year when wi- listened to reports of Lomlon air raifls and great ileal aliout iloixiormcy. Thr' hops and fllfflllly members 1'6f.IlSlPl'f?1l aft, anal many of us founcl ourselves vitally illternstml for the first time ment goings-on. Order lllll'lllN?l',M tire rationing, Mfoorl coupons, rationing sprinklml our converrlutionz plans haul to he f-hzmgeilg no all lN'f'illllC new 'topiw for our l12lSll-Sl'SQl0I1S. 70,4470 lt's the first of September again and the college students are coming to town. C. B. S. perks up, slialces off summer lethargy, and extends welcoming arms to the old students as well us the new. ln her hurry and seurry of hunting up last yearls stored equipment and rooms for the overflow of girls, Dean Elliott still can find time to extend u hand of welcome to tlie new girls on the campus lwliile the old girls eye the new ones. and the new girls timidly return the gazel . ive also find Dean Drake welcoming and housing his family of lioys. And liy nightfall Seminary Hill is all aglow for its nineteenth year. NVQ: looked over the eampus and liuildings . . ,if D e u n Elliott welvomes new girl as the olrl girls look on. Professor Drake extemls welcome hand to Calvin Phillips mul Allan Burk. 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' xg i 4 W fgxYEg2 ggi if flmvwv W yg VL ' ,L A V, 1 ,SQ J if f ff W gigs? 1 5 ww N gig LW-, gg, N max, V . ,gnc mart .r , if Egg? Q f ' , 5 3 A ,L ml st 9,2 'ifw ii 'EF M245 JV J ' ' s 6 Q Q 1 Q 0 f ' 1 . 5 sf A A,A., T S A N 2, y 3 i Af' , ,5 2 Q 2 'fimm . yb W .vu X .,.... vlrfikqn gr fe! 44-9 . 77Zeez! dede 60 RALPII L. RECORDS RUPERT C., FOSTER IRA M. BOSWELL Ph. B., A. M., D. D. President Records comes from Edinburg, Ind. He has studied at Franklin College, College of the Bible, Transylvania University, and was a graduate student at Kentucky State, Indiana, and Chi- cago. He taught in Franklin Col- lege, Virginia Christian College, Transylvania University, Bethany College, and Mccarvey Bible Col- lege. In l928 he became President of C. B. S. In 194-0 his name ap- peared in the Biographical En- cyclopedia of the World. He is Professor of Hermeneutics and Exegesis, Acts, and Pauline Epistles. ROBERT T. DRAKE A. B., A. M., B. D. Professor Drake came to C. B. S. from Evona, Kentucky. He began his academic work at J. B. C. but came to C. B. S. for his degrees. He has taken graduate work at Southern Baptist, University of Denver, Xavier University, and also has had special studies in Europe, Palestine, and Egypt. He heads the Departments of Archaeo- logy, Philosophy, and cognate sub- jects. He has contributed to the Biblical literary Held by writing Bible School lessons, articles, and reviews of books. Professor Drake is Dean of Men. LOUIS N. WETZEL B. S. L., M. A. New on the faculty this year is Professor Wetzel. He is from Littleton, WI. Va. He received his B. S. L. from the Seminary, and took work at the Conservatory of Music. He received his M. A. from the University of Denver, where he served as an assistant in tl1e speech department. Professor Wetzel heads our Department of Speech. A. B., A. M., B. D. Professor Foster is from Owen- ton, Kentucky. He received his edu- cation at Transylvania University and the College of the Bible. He then studied at Yale Divinity School and Yale University. Later he studied at Harvard. He began his professorship by lecturing on the Life of Christ and New Testa- ment Introduction at the McCarvey Bible College. Then he became Head of the College at C. B. S.. and Professor of Creek and New Testament. He has written a num- ber of books, quarterlies, and ar- ticles for magazines. G El J RCE MARK ELLIOTT A. B., A. VI. Professor Elliott heads our Theological and Apologetics De- partments. He has studied in the following schools: International Christian Bible College, University of Cincinnati, C. B. S., Wfilming- ton College, Southern Baptist Seminary. and Hebrew Union Col- lege. Professor Elliott has written for a number of periodicals of the brotherhood. BERTHA FILER A. B., M. A. Miss Filer heads our English Department. She received her de- grees from C. B. S., but also took work at Wilmington College, and University of Cincinnati. Miss Filer is from Spring Valley, Ohio. D. D. Professor Boswell is from Co- lumbus, Mississippi. He studied at Transylvania University and the College of the Bible, with special studies under Dr. Clinton Lock- hart. He is a preacher, lecturerer, educator, and social worker. He has written a number of books and articles for magazines. His name appears in Wh41,s Who in Amer- ica. Professor Boswell teaches Old Testament and C h ri s t ia n Doctrine. ALBERT D. CARVER A. B. Among the younger graduates to return to their Alma Mater to in- struct is Professor Carver from Springfield, Ohio, 47411. Since his graduation he has studied at the Un i ve r s i t y of Cincinnati, and Xavier University. Professor Carver teaches Creek and Hebrew in the Language Department. JOHN A. WILSON A. B. Besides his ministry at Bridge- town, Professor Wilsoli comes to the Seminary to teach in the field of Personal Evangelism. He at- tended Parks College, Parksville, Missouri, and then came to C. B. S. for his degree. Page Nine ff A:-f.. M I I I Um FRANK W. BUCK A. B.. .L NI.. B. D. Mr. Burk Vtllllt? to C. B. S. from Beloit, YVist'onsin. .Xfter rcreiving his degrees he was ralled to serve as Field Representative for his Alma Mater. K ATHRY NIC V. ICI..LItJ'I I' Dean Elliott has vharge of the women on the vainpus. She, loo, has studied in a IIUIIIIDCI' of schools. She attended W'inona State Teavh- ersI College, Ullivtwsity of Cinrin- nati. and Cinrinnati Conservatory of Music. She also assists i11 the Musit' Departnient of C. B. S. 066 Dt INA LD W II ITNIAN Ilon is working on his A. B. de- gree, and while doing that he is heading the Men's Department of Musir. He Ponies IIFUIH Owosso, Mic-higan. PAI'L NI ICH RENS Professor Mehrens is among the newer members of the farulty. He romes from Mondamin, Iowa. He is professor of Art. He has studied in Dana College and University of Iowa. He is now working for his ministerial degree. ELEANOR P. NIICHRENS Mrs. Mehrens has charge of the Girls' Musit' IJCIHll'I.Illt:'IlI.. She has studied at fnisersity of Nehraska, Dana College. IIIIII C. B. S. a PEARLI NE S M I TH A. B. Miss Smith is from Wvest Union, W. Va. She graduated from Moun- tai11 State College, Parkersburg, W. Ya., and Came to C. B. S. four years ago. She tearhes Shorthand and Typing. .IEWELL BISHOP B. S. I.. Miss Bishop is from Phoenix, Arizona. She ret-eived her degree from C. B. S., and has returned to he I.4IIll'1lI'Iilll. Page Eleven -wyiild ,pr Top lxow flu 1 1 llllllll ll Us W u :U Xounglwluod lllclx Il bunkel Pugn TH'f5Il'I5 Second how Fl0l6lliLl lxuuxdx Loltlov M1 14ll'4: Humrl Buck Tllirzl Row l,0I'1'ilh Run-vm Uffam of 74001650 Ralph L. Bet-ortls Ph. B., A. ll.. ll. D. President of the Seminary Rupert C. Foster. X. B.. A. Nl.. B. D. Head of the College Robert T. Drake, A. B., A. Nl., B. D. Dean of .Wen Kathryne Vaughn Elliott Dean of WOIIIPH Bertha D. Filer, A. B., A. M. Registrar Florence Louise Records Historian John Wi. Hudson. B. S., LLD. Treasurer George Mark Elliott, A. B., A. lVl. Bursar Frank W.. Buell. X. B., A. ll.. B. D. Field Representative George Mark Elliott, A. B.. A. Nl. Faculty Library Adviser ,lewell Bishop, B. S. L. Librarian Glaflvs Nl. Gunkel, A. B. Bookkeeper Clara Cummings, A. B. Manager of the Bookstore Robert T. Drake. A. B., A. Nl.. B. D. Superintendent of Buildings Sc Grounds Woodiee Eliason Stewardess Lottie Moore Stewardess Page Thirteen ,-4nd Da hae ' It was no time for comedy, this year of college. There was gaiety, yes, hut little carelessness. The world posed too many serious problems and a college generation took them heavily to heart. There was much ado. as in every year, but this time it seemed to he ahout something. Xvhatis the noise out in the hall? It is just a Fresh- man trying to find where to register. Soon we all had decided upon our schedules and then the year started with Convocation, Joe Dampier, of Johnson City, Ten- nessee, bringing the opening address. Now for a night of rest. Ho hum, why is it that just when we get to sleep the alarm starts ringing? Oh, yes, this is the first day of school. We must get up early and get all Hxed up, for who can tell, we may meet our Wfaterloo for the first time today. After our daily devotions and our daily diet 11942- we formerly dieted to reduce hut now we have reduced our diet! , off to class We go. Too had there is a rationing on tires. Uh, well, as one American to another, HI guess we can take itf' - ft 0. Brown K. Bauer W. Elias crll I. Burns M. Baker Ruth James and Lee Duty W.pn-...W At the start we were informed that schedules would he heavier and the hours longer . . . 4You have heard of an eight day week . . . well. we have an seventy-minute hour . . , l guess we heat YmvZiSlllIlQLl0Il to that!! S0 hurled in Crm-k and Hebrew. :nanny minds were now on the head lines. W Page l ij'een Wvell. they may have rationefl food and other things but they forgot to put a ceiling limit on Professor FOSff?l'-S hvsterieal ffeo0'l'a Jhv Course . . . so a new 1' . l F' . 7 supply of energy for the remaining part of the morning is found at the Hcanteenn machine. T. Baker H. Johnson B. Odor H. Berryman J. Yvzliters H. Webb J. Rothermel I. Williznms R. MvLeun F. Karns J. Hettinger Un Wletlnestlays and Fridays we lreked down the hill to the little gray Chapel, there to cease from our studying anll labors while outstaufling speakers break for us Hthe Bread of Life. As the HIJ31'2i1lCM passes on We fintl ourselves rliscovering who's who . . . the Seniors, after looking over the new stutlent body, feel they are tl1e strangers for so few are the Seniors eoniparetl to the newcomers. But . . . Without a cloubt . . . the Seniors can easily be told by their dignity ? . By this time lionlesiekness anal strangeness have worn off, anal now we are being bounfl together by the ties of the Seminary. Then with classes organized and leaders chosen, off to a new year began the social activities of the campus. l Tr:-k To Chapel 2 sv 'f A if s ,N .M.MW.aarruuuUQlf ...a..Nuc-a--U 1 Aumhn 'H '- iww . 5. .m gwiffgfr i S madman After gathering all the Freshmen into the fold we found that there were eighty enrolled. They were soon organized and chose the following to lead them through their first year at C. B. S.: President .... , ,... . .,.. Eugene Breain Vice Prvsirlvnt .... .. ,.... Roy McKinney Secretary .,...,. , .,.. Ollie Mae Hunt Treasurer, .. ....... ,.WZll'l'Cl1 Nay Flower Girl ..,,., ,,.,..,. . , Lois Hall Historian .,.. Marjorie King Sponsor ,...., .,... Professor Wetzel The first thing on the program for them was the SOpll0llIOI'6-FI'CSl1lIlill1 reception. After this they felt a little more like coming out, and then several parties followed. As we looked at them, how sorry We felt to think that .lark Frost soon would he coming and would nip so green a class as this. But it wasn't long until they learned to take the humps just like their sister classes. With the talent present in this group, they will go far, and when they are Seniors great things will he expected of them. E. Breaux 0. Hunt XV. Nay R. MrKinnex L. Hull Prof. lvetzel .quell-05 H 5 x 2 s 'Q lt tlitl not luke long for the Class ol' to lulw off their eloulas of g,Il'Pl'II untl put on the rohes ol' their Sophomore lwise fools! stzintling, They feel they are getting up in tht- world just lnecause they have just rm-eivecl woril that Uncle Sum wants all lloys from eighteen years up to register. Now they 1-an have an registration nunilwr. too. They got lrusy at once and f-It-1-tml the follow- ing offiversz Prvsiflvnl .. . . Don Butler Vivo Prvsirlvnt ll-lllOlIlIlHOIl Hurks Secretary . . .. Bertini Storms Treasurer ., ,..,., Hurry Brooks Flower Girl .Julia Christensen Historian urgaret ,lane Tigner Sponsor Professor Elliott Putting their wiscloni to use. the Hrst thing they clitl was to loosen up .nu entertain the Freslnnen ut the annual ret-Option. we now find several of their IllClllll6l'S filling other offices on the f-zunpus. We are sure after they have at lieu more l'0I'IlCl'S knot-ketl off they. too. shall go liar in the worltl. ll. llutler H. liroolis ,l. Cliristensen ll. Storin- Prof. Elliott T. llnrlxs A . ii ,wr ,..M...Qs--. ,....p...-- wr QF i Mis ? . za! --Q ,2 , . H,-'L-E: : - U k Yve flare not express ourselves too inueh eoncerning this class for they ure to Write the history of tomorrow. Hut they have now heen arouml the canxpus long enough to realize that if they are to sueceecl they nlnst really get flown to Work, So, off for a goo1l start, they appointetl the following to serve them as officers: President . Vice President . . ,. Secretary ,..... , Ralph 1lel.eu11 Don wflllllllilll ...,Ruth ,luines Treasurer ..... ,. Jane Pfeif'fe1' Flower Girl .,... Vlfoomliee Eliason Smnsor ,... , Professor Foster I Among their activities for the yezn' of '42-'43 was tu would-he pluyl , talent night, housing of guests for conference, ancl the entertziining of their sistei class at the junior-Senior Banquet. So to the Senior Class of lOIIl0l'l'0N' we wish the hest of luck. D. Whit 111111 1 XV. Elit nrlun 1 J.l'li4-ffm-1' Prof. lf!!-l1'l' R. Mm-I .1-t11 1 R. .la lliii -- Top row: H0ldCl'll1illl, Wetzel, Fogleman, Bronson, Matxey, Muxey, Svllolldelmayely Rundalll, Fretlerivli Seroml row: Sears. Wfilson, Purlxett, Bishop, Gunliel, Muxey, Clark, Ensign. McElroy. First row: Carver, llfilliti, Filer, Cummings. Records. Youngblood, Elliott. Buck. This year we found a large numher ol' graduates returning to the halls of C. B. S. for special study and work toward higher degrees. They have formed on the campus a ullraduate Club. We rightly call them our ufllfler Brothersm for they are always ready to give advice Whenever asked. They hold their meet- ings and luncheons regularly each month. They have chosen the following officers for this year: President ..,,,.,... .,... A lhert Carver Vice President ..,... .. .,..Ralph Clark Secretary-Treasurer.. .... ..... B ertha Filer Among their many enterprises for the year has heen the publishing of The Purple and Gold .... To the Graduates we say lmest of luek, and We hope to he with you next year. Page Twenty-four Tnp rout: Purlsell, Edwards. Miller, Hunre. First row: Epperson, Smith, Waddell, Williamson. I Then there are some who desire to study the Gospel at C. B. S. that have not finished their high school requirements. Our school gives them this opportunity hy having the Special Class, The following have lreen elected to serve ll1Cll1 this year: President A ,. . ...., .. .Roger Puckett Vive Prvsirlvnt . ,. ,...,.,..,.... Carl Nliller Svcrvtary-'llwrzszzrvr . . ...,. Chester wrlllliilllSOH Page 'l'u'e11ty-fire D We used as a starter for the activities of the year our annual 'Sneak Day . . . and what a day! Boys LH. McDonald, T. Burtner, A. McNessj as well as girls LD. Reeves, B. Smith, E. Nixonj sneaked out while the Deans slept on . . . fOh, peaceful is the man who slumlrersl . . . So out to here and there 1 ?J and finally Mt. Echo Park was the place chosen. . . . XVe shall never forget the day frainj but that didn't tlaunt our spirits. Baseball fMax Randalll was enjoyed lay the boys, while the girls sat by and cheered. But as the Hparadev passes on we can- not linger longer, for other events are coming our way. W . Fellowship, fun, eats, gossip and whatnot, all go to make up flormitory life. And Soon more war news came. But this time it was greeted hy everyone . . . HGaS rationing . so the kinri-hearted Faculty Committee announced a Thanksgiving Vacation So we can go home anal see our Papas and Mamas and what have you f?j. The l:llilfll'97I,S Ilour Hom e for 'l'l1un lrsgilfing lf. Rave C. Sparrow R. 'Williams ,, The annual societv flolbate was helfl with the Philothcuns walkinff off J F' with the cup this year . . . lU1liI1lC is now fleeting, the moments are passing and lo, nlifl-year exams are upon us. So liC'I'2lIllllllIlgv is now in style . , . Our Professors now remind us of Galatians 6:7ln, 'Wvhatsoever a man soweth. that shall he also reapfl nffranz Sessions 0. Brown R, ,IZIIHUS Studying? kk , ...,,,,. - , ,,.,, , A, is WG? I . . ,tw y 5 K we-wi' ,F Q W h Has been r uite buss' wbtlixlff reads' for I'0lli'9l'iS and s Jeciul ll'0 l'HllIS umlvr I . r- r- . I I :- the direction of Maestro Don Whiflllklll. Shall we ever forget llmsc lfllllllllilliliti, 6'Sit up! Heads up! and Shut Up! . . . WVU want to 1'o11g1'zlt11lale,- 'DOH for his splendid work which has been manifesterl in his proillu-liolls. Chapel Christmas Program Seminary Ch mir' N., . ,. 1 Zisfl' mgg, D Q 1: - - w. A., 1, ii ' A4 m ? er -- 'i m+f nam? - .,., V. wwnfmm v.,...-.- . Mi ,.-,, 4 -tll 2-I . ,I , 5 ., 4. -. .A.. ' I 'I Q I Deserves the highest praise for their l'CIlllili0Il of the 1-zmiulu Ruth, During the year they have apps-zu'e4l lillltillllkllly on lPl'0:jl'?lIllS. They have been under the direction of Mrs. Elfikllllll' Nlehrens. And lo her we say, Well done and congratulations. T11 11 ljllllflllll Kathy, uf:lll'iSlIlIllS ftllflllillpfv new mmm I I Vile returned to school again . . . fll news and flashes tell the tales . . . if we have another holiday Vin afraid there won't be any single people in school. But I guess that is the custom handed down through the years . . . 42,3 MFreshmen will learn . . . Sorry, Bob, wrong girl, says Don Butler LB. Powell, G. Koss, D. Butleril. t3J A letter from the fleet, army, air corps IV. Steed, B. Karnsl . . . oh, well, hels there and we're here . . . absence always makes the heart grow fonder of somebody else. Ml Shall we ever forget our meeting place, the B 81 B, whether it was your best girl friend or someone else's, what differ- ence did it make? It was the soda we were enjoying. . . . C59 Yes, with all the points upon points, we're still eating and having plenty. Founul us all excited for we were to Witness anfl experience our first C0111- plete lrluckoilt. It wus an sueeess exe-epl for one light on tl1e hill. l'lCIll'0l.0l'lll, Presiilent Recorfls has appointed ull hoys as air warrlens . . . llapplying only to Senninury ,Hill anfl not to 957 Chateau! I . . . February is known on the eanlpus not only for Groundhog Day and im- portant birthdays, hut most of all for Talent Night , . . Yes, we were all caught in the flralt this time . . . But we were willing to display our talent whether it was with a push hox, zz musical woollpile, or just a sax. SVUIICS Frmn Talent Night Q - W mi wg? ' mv, 'MQJR WW 545- V Qwgl.. ,M . , v Ti'Z?'ZZ.N 9 f n 1 -, 5 ,. f ' Zl., . 0 R -us , A:Av ' QQ. ' ' 935 E Mfg F1 nf'- 1 f is :Wegg 1 1 1 5 w'g?w 'mgigffi si wwf .uf wc. 471 f fa 2 ,V Q, V 4 - f i N . . Q , , . xy.- W .. :, Q ,,., if fi QL. Q 5 Tramp . . . trump . . . trump . . . zunl us Feliruury rolls :lrouml ssc- realize the parzule is half over. Bugles lvlowing, lll'llIllS rolling, news ol' victory on the front fills our veins. aml the mee that we are lIlill'Clllll ' lakes on new IllOlllPIlllIlIl. I s Anil now before llie reviewing stanrl Illlll'l'll the Literary Societies. The llllll?llS6lll1lll Society wus organized early in llle year l924-25. to foster college spirit and to lruin the SlllllCIllS in the art of pulvlie expression. Frequent open sessions are llfflll and 21 lligll grade of work has lreen clone. Every sllulent in the Senlinary is an uelive memlier of one of the societies. The societies meet weekly on lVlonday evening. Outstanding in events this year were llle Valentine Party. winning ol' the inter-elass lmsketlrull gzune, winning of the lll'3l0l'lf'ill Contest. zmzl the final Open Session Program. The Vulvnlinv Pnrly l. XYilli:un- Am sf y . :. 33. 'wwf 52:3 Bm W, , ..,, I' - 2:2 .::' 1 .5 I 'W I I was founded at the same time as its sister-society and for the same purpose. Important dates on their calendar have been the Halloween Party, winning of the Debate cup, and Open Session Program. March . . . forward . . . Onward . . . moves the parade. Food rationing . . . meat points . . . coupon 17 good until June l5 . . . Get read for the broadcast , . . Wllhis is the Christian's Hour . . . Yes, theV're Y , engaged . . . Did you hear about the little moron . . . Halt! . . . one . . . two . . . three . . . four , . . Death calls again. . . Scene from Open Session L. Doty R. Blackmore ' 2 , 3 2 1 s Lai K 'E ,W 5 .25 5 Q ..,.,......-...WM .--WMM wt vi g U spa 2 WW 1 Q as V 5 4, if.-5 K .. 'Wk 'V'5iYQ' N, ,Q ,P ., w K -5 5'Z::ff'l:E:E::'I-Izaa: A :5 -: N Q- I w YS im 'f ' ' H , W, W ST' ' wifufz A wibswf' W' Wm, ,. W .N A 4 vis w 95: M 3sfg.xS, wfgjg5ffN., 4 Q. C 5 vregrm G wwf: 3r3ZK? ?xaf 'qywmiiiiz M 25? f mifwaf M ig? N 295655955 QP, is rv Q in .1--.:.v-af : ... K - W, , 'fzwwfw www ., N3 ,, vziwkgwgw fi ,ak . W X J , H. Q 1 . v Q . F 'Q Q i R 'X Q X av M I .Alik- Y . . . Yvs. wv vonlel nol allow the parallv lo pass without mentioning our basketball learn. lnmlvr the clircclion ol' Harold Odor the boys came forth in flying colors in the 4-ity league. Wve van say one lhing that probably no other college can say, and lhal is that the team is one llllllllfell per cent, Christian. Wllal holler loam would you Want! H. Odor B. Odor L. Doly B. Manley W. Nav T. Burlnur YV. Giese H. Brooks B, Newby Team in Hudrlle r 5 ' P- 3, l ,L V v' 2 Q ,, 'E bw' ,A A N1 2 gh.. 49 . , 2 -1' 1eQ,, s -4 aff in if l if 'm S 1' X gf mam WML .f-4'Hm-, 15 fe 2 574 . .---: mi . f-Q - ..1- - A -' i -we- f Q N V 'rs -f ,-j f S. z i 2 mydewirf il' ,Awww Wwum' 2 A go-Aw ,..-wv- . mf L x xx? ' w , 4 wi i V 4 , 4 ,sw 8 Q. x,-.gs . ...., M A M Now as Spring rolls around, ice and snow have gone tl1eir way, and we now find the pace of marehing feet steppefl up. Yes . . . May 6 will be here before we realize it. Parties formals bam uets, familv night, etc. all 'fo to make u 1 the M Jassinlf 7 7 1 - M 7 I I' parade. One organization that has been active on the eampus this year has been the Hvifhatsoever Club. Their aim is to maintain the high ideals of the Seminary: to form stronger and more lasting frienzlsltipsg to increase their usefulness as Christian workers: and to promote the Spirit of loyalty to their Alma Mater. They take as their motto Philippians -'l:8. 0. llum Y. S1 i-i-m I 0. B i'4n wn D. Holi J. llougzln-rty E. liirluiell www WKmwgwzggz:zS:z.,.W . zwwffzi U .L,,,S4,,.w ,N ,. f H gs . tilnwlw vlwzzwwwaew-m-aswafw V 1 UM NAS r ' Lv.YW?NES'lgwmmfsmkzisfwqiwizzmewv-. 4, 'L35lhf?..4w ,zwggwwwn WW 534 'VNS MwP4F3W'WWWi??'.. U ,IQ if iw? ,xwwmwb g ma me :Wg Q, W wwf ,Xu 3 2 E 5 fu A,,,,...-.W-1 2 i , .-uunnnuum Mm 2 Q 2 Q13 v as ., Z:-,E-. ..,.. . , U 3 ..,. -. 1 . 644919 1, zo On the campus also are the married ladies and they call themselves the 6'Homemakers. They have been very active throughout the year with upink teasi' and family discussions. As some would put it, they are the power behind the pulpit. And now the drums are heard in the distance. The 'aparadew is fading away. The transition from actuality to living memory is already in process. Soon it will be completed and we will be left with a host of memories. On these there are no priorities. The pictures in this volume tell a storyf--a story familiar to dear old C. B. S. The last-minute effort now to put a supernatural sheen on the affairs for the year while one eye is kept on the clock would all be in Vain. Now as the book goes to press there are many things we would like to enter on these pages such as Family' Night, Conference, and Graduation, but it is impossible because of shortness of time. So now We stop and take our exit and the Class of ,441 enters upon the stage. And so to the end of, not a perfect year, but a year that none of us would have missed. Sometimes it might have been a headache, but it never was a bore-- so come join us while we lift our voices in merry glee- c'Long thy sons shall sing thy praises, And thy name adore. Wihile the heart its jubal raises, C. B. S. Evermoref, Page Forty sm ill 2,-f, 'WS 1 11ee:?swsi Imaam' In ,H 5 H4. ., Y Q fi -N-'lv' ' , ,f RENEE L. HEEU ELASSMUTHER 4e?' 'e Four years ago you enrolled in The Cin- cinnati Bible Seminary for the first time and thus became a part of the Seminary family. Wle were all strangers to each other then, but during the four years we have spent to- gether the acquaintance that began at that time has grown into a delightful friendship that I trust shall continue throughout all the years to come. So precious is this friendship to us that we are reluctant to say goodbye to you as you leave your alma mater for your various fields of service. I congratulate you all upon the completion of your courses of study and the preparation you have begun for your chosen work. Your graduation will not terminate your prepara- tion, but will rather be the commencement of the structure you are to build upon the foundation that has been laid. The firmer and more adequately you have laid the foundation the more beautiful, useful, and stable the structure will be that you build upon it. The world always needs workers for Christ and the need was never greater than it is now. The immediate need calls for your most earnest endeavor to bring this terrible war to an end-so that mankind can once more follow the peaceful pursuits of life. l am sure that you will do your full share to support the brave men who fight our battles, to minister to the loved ones they have left behind them, to maintain the morale of our citizenship, and to strive to prese1've the ideals and institutions of our country that have made the United States of America the foremost nation of the world. lf you and other Christian workers can maintain these ideals and liberties, the victorious soldiers will have a home land to which they can return, feeling that they have a country that was worthy of their heroic achievements. The church needs you now-more than at any time in recent decades. The insiduous propaganda of infidelity in the guise of lib- eral, educated, and cultured Christianity, the hysteria of war, and the lure of a sensuous civilization have conspired to destroy the Church of Christ. The result is the weak, disloyal, divided, worldly church that has lost its power to save mankind and influence the world. Page Fifty wz4eeem,gz945 The church needs to be revived and re- stored to the place of leadership it occupied when it was fashioned after the pattern of the New Testament Church, and obeyed the instruction of the divinely inspired apostles chosen by ,lesus Christ to establish His church. The church needs to believe that the Gospel is the Power of God unto Salvation and that its mission is to proclaim it without change to all the world until God shall pronounce that time shall be no more. It is your task to restore the cl1u1'ch and guide it to its true destiny. Yours is a mighty task and it will require a courage and hero- ism that is equal to that of the fighting men in Africa, Europe, Asia, and the islands of the Seas. Wlten God rules again in the hearts of men and ,lesus Christ is enthroned as Lord and Saviour the church will once more be His church. It can then do the Work Jesus intended for it to do and this world will have the peace for which it is now engaged in deadly conflict. No lasting peace will come to the world until this happy day arrives. May God bless you all as you take your places in the battle and give you wisdom, courage, faithfulness, and perseverance to attain the goal. We pray that no one of you will falter, fail, or compromise with the force of unbelief, sectarianism, or worldliness. May you come to the end of your courses and receive the crowns of life awarded to those who have finished the course, fought the good fight, and kept the faith. lVfrs. Records, whom you chose as your class mother, joins with me, your class sponsor, in asking God to protect you and keep you true to your Lord. We assure you that we have genuine affection for you all and that we shall follow you and your work with a deep heart interest. You are our chil- dren. We love you and we shall rejoice if our efforts and interest in you help you to faithfully and courageously accomplish your tasks. Again may God bless and keep you to his glory. Sincerely , RALl'I'l L. Rscolms 4 gczcdeicw of 14154 Robert A, Cornelt Henry .l. Dittcr Brant Lee Doty Virgil Felton lloughlon G. H. Gross ,lohn Wyynetle Hall Flllllllltl R. Harrell Arthur W. ,lanke Charles Franklin Kurns Ann Elizabeth King Pauline Pethtel Nlaxey vm, 6, 1945 Kenneth li. Miller Charles VV. Monningm Glen E. Nloorheafl Holmes Morris Nlorris R. Powell Gladys Yfaller Runflull Sarah Rensllerger ,lean Mlelaide R0lllCfIllCl Margery Hepler SCll0I11lClIlllIy0l' Robert L. Smelscr E. Pezxrline Smith Henry E. W4-lily Zacdefafz af Sacfzed 1' l'IHl'lllINl Cary Eflwarfl H. Forehantl llarion Eugene Fray Mary ,lane Hettinger Gwenclolyn Koss Carol J. Lankforml l'I2ll'0lll L. Odor Bllklflllil Eleanor Taylor lvun G. rllllllllllltillll ?m:5eZafz av! Dcbfindzfq Nl ark G regory Maxey Scion! Leo C. Epperson R. Tilvlrs Maxey, Jr. Wax Wrarfl Randall Beutrive lrene Smith Page Fifty-one A ' 48.1 ii' navf 'A 2 6 '45 HARLAND CARY, ROBERT ARNOLD CORNETT, ' A B B. 5. L. Harland is a transfer student. He previously attended J. B. C. and Manhattan Bible College. He hails from Coldwater, Kan- sas. For the short time he has been on the campus we have learned to love and admire him, and are glad he is a member of the Class of 513. BR ANT LEE DOTY, A. B. Prexy Lee Doty comes from Flora, Illinois. Besides being President of the Senior Class, Lee has served as President of the Philothean Literary Society. Also, music has claimed much of his time. He has been active in Men's Clee Club and Octet. Lee won his letter in basketball. Dramatics was a sideline for him. Bob comes from Richmond, In- diana. At the start Bob was a Phileusebian serving as Presi- dent of it his Senior year. Bob was President of his class his Junior year and Vice President his Senior year. He has been active in dramatics and speech. He also sang in Men's Glee Club and Octet. Bob was Circulation Manager for the Nautilus. HENRY J. DITTER, A. B. Henry comes from McKeesport, Pa. Before coming to C. B. S. he attended Johnson Bible College. VIRGIL FELTON, EDWARD HENRY FOREHAND, A B B ' Another member of the Senior Class from the West is Virgil Felton. He comes from Albia, Iowa. He is a Philothean, and has attended the University of Cincinnati. . 5. L. Eddie comes from Norfolk, Va. He pledged Philothean, an d served as treasurer of that so- ciety. Eddie has been active on the campus, and always has been one on whom we could depend. MARION EUGENE FRAY, HOUGHTON G. GROSS, JOHN WYNETTE HALL, B. S. L. Gene is another transfer student, coming to C. B. S. his Junior year. Gene comes from Moberly, Missouri, and attended Moberly Junior College. He is a member of the Philothean Literary So- ciety. He has been very active in the nl u s i c a l ailairs on the campus. A. B. Houghton is from Walla Walla, Washington. He came to C. B. S. via University of Washington, Western B a p t i s t Theological Seminary, and Moody Bible In- stitute. We are glad Houghton came to C. B. S. to complete his work. A. B. John comes from Orrville, Ohio. We chose him Prexy of our class for our Freshman and Sopho- more years. He pledged Phil- eusebian and was elected Vice President his Freshman year and President his Sophomore year. He was elected Editor of the Nautilus and wrote the history of tl1e school this year. In his busy schedule he still had time to direct plays, take part in speech contests, and sing in the Men's Clee Club. Page Fifty-three 'aww'-2 'lilllv1nw K1 1 ag '45 FMMITT RAY HARRELI.. A. B. Emmitt comes from Niles, Mich- igan. He pledged Phileusebian his Freshman year. Emmitt will always be remembered for his SCll0l1ll'Slllp. MARY JANE HETTINGER. B. S. L. Before coming to C. B. S. Mary ,lane attended C. N. I. But Mary .lane counts Painesville, Ohio, her home. In her Sophomore year she sang with the Girls' Glee Club. She so loved C. B. S. that she has brought her sister to school this year. RTHUR WM. JANKE, A. B. Art claims Cincinnati as his home, and calls all the boys at C. B. S. his brothers. Art pledged Phileusebian his Freshman year, and has taken an active part in that society. CHARLES FRANKLIN KARNS, ANN ELIZABETH KING, GWENDOLYN RUTH KOSS, A B A B B S I Westerllet' Franklin Karns comes from Boise, Idaho. He became a thean and acted as President of that society his Senior year. He was busy in musical circles both with his violin and singing. His Senior year found him busy as Class Treasurer and Business Manager of the Nautilus. Maysville, Ky., can be proud to claim Ann Elizabeth, for her ability, consecration and leader- ship. During her four years at C. B. S. she has served as Flower Girl of her class, atld Vice Presi- dent of the Phileusebian Society. She likes C. B. S. so well that now she has brought her sister to school. CAROL JUSTIN LANKFORD, PAULINE PETHTEL MAXEY, B. S. L. Carol is from Springfield, Ill. He, too, is a Phileusebian. His Freshman year he served as Vice President of his class. Dur- ing his four years he has taken active part in many musical pro- ductions on the campus. Carol also played on the softball team. He likes C. B. S. so well that he has chosen him a wife from the Class of 740. A. B. Pauline, a native of Wind Ridge, Pa., came to C. B. S. to receive her education. She received more than that. Pauline chose a hus- band from among the boys at C. B. S. Pauline is a usebianf' Also she belonged to the Girls' Glee Club. .s. 4. Gwendolyn came to C. B. S. from Decatur, Ill. At the offset Gwen joined up with the Phileuse- bians. She has been husy travel- ing here and there using her musical talent for the glorifying of Christ. She has belonged to the Girls' Glee Club all four years. Also. she has taken time from her busy routine to take part in Open Session and Talent Nights. KENNETH LEROY MILLER, A. B. Kenny calls Edwardsville, Pa., his hometown but C. B. S. is his home. He is a member of the Philothean Society, serving as Treasurer his .lunior year. He also took part in the class play. Page Fifty-five 1-r 'NM Mm fi a.u-df Win-f W ., ,,.,, if v' , ,WQQ2 , if V if iw' q1- l'--- X. Q-mm 'QZEH Wag yn-.S Nmxif' ..w--4 'mu---ff' CHARLES WM. MONNINGER, A. B. Salutorian Coming from the north is Charles Monninger. His home is a Cleve- land, Ohio. He pledged Phileuse- bian and has been active through- out his study here. -Qff'fl-wffdewv of '45 GLEN EARL MOORHEAD, WILLIAM HOLMES MORRIS, A. B. Glen comes to C. B. S. from Deweese, Nebraska. Glen is very quiet and has not much to say, but is always busy giving a help- ing hand. Glen pledged Phileuse- bian his Freshman year. A. B. Coming from the deep south- land, Holmes has been quite ac- tive on the campus. Every week end found him fiddling some- where. Then his Junior year he picked himself a helpmate from the young ladies of C. B. S. Holmes pledged Philothean and 4 served as President of that so- , - ciety his Sophomore year. gsvgf ' ,L1N2! 90- C ' W ii. + Ki. 164441647 +f 'A?' HAROLD LINDSAY O OR, MOR RAYMOND POWELL, GLADYS VEARL RANDALL, B. S. L. A. B. A. B. Harold comes from Williams- town, Ky. He pledged Philo- thean his Freshman year and says he was never sorry for it. Har- old has contributed much to sports, coaching our basketball team in '43, He sang in the Men's Chorus during his four years at C. B. S. Morris comes from Peebles, Ohio. A Phileusebian from the offset, he served as Treasurer his Senior year. Morris also took part in the Inter-Society Debate his Senior year. As for sports, Morris was known as an excel- lent pitcher. SARAH C. RENSBERGER, JEAN ADELAIDE ROTHERMEL, A. B. Sarah, a native of Garrett, In- diana, has been quite busy her four years at C. B. S. She served as Vice President of the Philo- thean Society for two terms. She also served as President of the Girls' Glee Club, Secretary of her class in '43. She also dis- played her dramatic ability in the class play and in Open Session. A. B. From across the waters from Ragaul, U. P. India, via M. B. U., came Jean to C. B. S. She, too, pledged Phileusebian and served as Secretary and Vice President of that society. In her Junior year she was named win- ner of the Declamatory Contest. Jean also sang in the Girls' Glee Club. Gladys is another transfer stu- dent. She studied at the Minne- sota Bible University before com- ing to C. B. S. She has been ac- tive in the Homemakers Club. We are sorry that we didn't have Gladys with us all four years. MARGERY HEPLER SCHONDELMAYER, A. B. Marge came to us her Freshman year from Buffs Dale. Pa. She pledged Philothean. She has been quite busy with Glee Club, Whatsoever Council, and Drama- tics. Her Senior year found Marge wearing a new name Schondelmayer.,' She was wise for choosing a preacher. Marge also served as Flower Girl her Senior year. Page F ifty-seven af '45 ROBERT LEWIS SMELSER, ESTELLA PEARLINE SMITH. MARTHA ELEANOR TAYLOR, A B A B ' Bob comes to C. B. S. from New Paris, Ohio. He at once pledged Phileusebian and has taken an active part in the society. He belonged also to the Forensic Society, winning the Declama- tory key in '42. He has taken an active part in the musical or- ganizations on the campus, in addition to his duties as stu- dent librarian. Valedictorian Coming from Mountain State College to C. B. S. Pearline claims West Union, NV. Va., as her home. She pledged Philoth- ean and has contributed much to that society. We shall always re- member her for her outstanding secretarial ability. She has been Secretary of Class., Secretary of Philothea, and Secretary of Nau- tilus. She also has had time to sing in Girls' Clee Club. B. S. L. Martha is another Springfield representative on our campus. We shall always remember Martha for her musical ability as well as for her leadership on the campus. During her four years at C. B. S. she was Secre- tary of Class '4-3, Vice President of Clee Club ,42, and Secretary and Vice President of Philoth- ean Literary Society. Martha played an important part in dramatics by taking parts in Open Session, class play, and Dramatic Club productions. She also studied at the Conservatory of Music. IVAN GLENN THOMPSON, HENRY EMILE WEBB, B. S. L. From the west coast comes Ivan to complete his Senior year at C. B. S. Before coming to C. B. S. he attended Willamette U., Oregon Normal S c h 0 ol and Northwest Christian College. He is a Phileusebian. A. B. Class Orutor Henry hails from Detroit, Mich- igan. He joined up with the Philotheans his first year and served as President his Junior year. On the campus he has been interested in speech, win- ning honors in Debate and Ora- tory. He also took part in Soph- omore Class play. He served his class as Treasurer his second year. Page Fifty-nine RAIPH L. Rlctzrnms- RUPER1' ll. l os'rr:n. lux M Bosnia President A. B., A. M.. B. D. D J B., A. M., IJ. IJ. aide 0Za!Qacvzd a1!ZZS, 7UeDeaf6ccu!e ' ' The torch, the light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, ignited hy the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, has heen held aloft down through the ages. From hand to hand and from generation to generation it was hurled until it reached the leaders of the Restoration Movement. Alexander Campbell. presi- dent of Bethany College, passed it on to other men of like faith. One of these men, John W. Mcflarvey, founder and president of the College of the Billle, in turn passed it on to men of our present day. such as President Ralph L. Records, R. C. Foster, and lra M. Boswell. These men are passing it on to the Timothies of our day, that the light of the Gospel may never he dimmed. Truly Paul's admonition to Timothy has not gone unheeded: Wfhe things which thou hast learned from me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall he ahle to teach others also. toll Timothy 2:21. The torch is in our hands. It is our duty to hold it high and to pass it on undimmed. Page Sixty A' F ws. NW '. ...V I M . kv' , V..,..nqd X 'U 1 ' W m ' 1 V y 9 I A A ii is H . ' V ,K ' ,:z515,ngf:ga::.5:-if . .XV L- H 5 V I , ,.- 'f, , My Lmfwffk 'gm ' W- .W k . Vnbn , In ' . K kk 'L ,.,g gk5Qg,g?e,L ' L - '-'- - ' ' A' - -- V- V K A , K. V ,.,,. V FV: V i V - -' Y V. .V L, A , Q ,. .,. 4. - , V ' . -V 3fV-V - 'L ,V ' WNY 1111 illirmnrg . Tatiana 67460664 GGBIQM79 who passed to her reward January 21,1943 Page Sixty-one mwlpwrpooeaftde . . . Life . wfhe Cincinnati Bible Seminary, in its entleavor to equip and train young men and women for Christian service, shall make the Bible its chief text book, arrange all its courses of study, and conduct its work in harmony with the spirit and letter of the Woi-ml of God. To this end every trustee and teacher must be a member of the Church of Christ tunflenominationalt and must believe without reservation, in the full and final inspiration of the Bible to the extent that it is to him the infallible Worfl of Coil. anml, therefore, the all-sufficient rule of faith and lifeg in the deity and supreme authority of Christg obedience to the Cospelg the eflincation of the Church: and the restoration of its unity on the New Testament basis. 'GBelieving that such faith anrl a church with a program in harmony with this faith are essential to the salvation of the world, The Cincinnati Bible Seminary shall endeavor to so train and inspire its students as to make of them effective servants of Christ. Page Sixty-two 41467 ' akwaffk The Cincinnati Bilile Seminary is entirely loyal to Christ uml every leaching of His wforcl. ln nzattrfrs of opinion the sturlents are aclviserl to he courteous and eonsitler- ate of the opinions of others, in honor perferring one another. ln matters of service they are taught 'gto liCl'Olll6 all things to all men in the hope of saving some. In matters of faith and ronsciencv they are instructed to he absolutely loyal to the teaching of the Vlforcl of God, and to I'8IIl6IlllJCl' they are set for the defense of the Gospel. Tluf work of rlw Seminary is conducted indepvnclenftly of all other agencies and organizations. The school is happy to cooperate with all other agencies as far as they follow the teaching and spirit of the Word of God, but no farther. The Seminary desires no flireetion or Control of other agencies and resents any suggestion of control from them. The Cincinnati Bible Seminary recognizes responsibility only to Cod anfl the donors and friends who have made the Work of the institution possible. Page Sixty th rce Day is done, Gone the sun From the lake, From the Vale, From the hill. Safely rest, God is nigh, Day is done. But before we drop the pen of Father Time and finish the uparadefi we want to say that we thank our faculty for their kind advice and assistance in preparing this volume, to all our patrons who have contributed to the book. and to the student body for their fine support. To the Class of 344 we say it is our prayer that peace may be reigning once again on all the earth while you write your history, but if it is not, we know your foundation on which you are building and the instructions you are receiv- ing, and we know you will make the best of the situation. So again thanks to everyone that has made this volume possible, as the 'Lparade of '43,' ends. Goodbye, our God is watching o'er you, Goodbye, His mercies go before you. Goodbye, and Weill be praying for you. So goodbye, may God bless you. Sincerely, John W. Hall, Editor Franklin Karns, Business Manager Page Sixty-four az! 62.5. fThe Alma Mater Songj Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! C. B. S. all hail! Vlfaves the gold and purple o'er us, through the calm and gale. Long thy sons shall sing thy praises and thy name adore, 1 While the heart its juhal raises: C. B. S, evermore Future years shall hring thee glory, As thy sons proclaim All the great and thrilling story of thy rise to fame. Long thy sons shall sing 'thy praises and thy ?1an1e adore, Xvhile the heart its jubal raises: C, B. S. CVCFIIIOFCVI '4Loyalty to Christ, our Lord, shall thy motto he. He has promised in His Word Victory to thee. Long thy sons shall sing thy praises and thy name adore. While the heart its jubal raises: NC. B. S. evermore! Hail to thee, our Alma Hater! C. B. S. all hail! Waves the gold and purple o'er us, 'through the ealm and gale. Long tl1y sons shall sing thy praises and thy name adore, While the heart its julial raises: NC, B. S. evermorelu Page Sixty-five ?awwiof7 W. H. Book, 1945 .,. Ira M. Boswell, 1944 . Frank W. Buck, 1943 . ,. Edwin G. Crouch, 1947 ...... Robert T. Drake, 1943 ..,.. George Mark Elliott, 1947 .....,... R. E. Elmore, 1946 ....,.,.... R. C. Foster, 1944 ...,. Fred Harris, 1943 ,.,.. , , . ,lohn W. Hudson, 1945 .... Roy M. Johnston, 1945 . A. M, Kirkpatrick, 1945 Don E. Nickerson, 1944 .. A. W. Records, 1947 .... ..., Girnie L. Reeves, 1947 ,.,.,. C. M. Setser, 1946 ,.,.,...... T. K. Smith, 1943 .....,...... Laverne Taylor, 1946 ...,.., Perry O. Updike, 1946 .,....,.....,............,..........,...,... ,............,...... Ralph L. Records, 1944, Chairman , .. Orlando, Florida Louisville, Kentucky ,.,....Cincinnati, Ohio ...ColurnlJus, Indiana . ,.... Cincinnati, Ohio .,.....Cincinnati, Ohio Phoenix, Arizona Cincinnati, Ohio . Danville, Kentucky ..Cincinnati, Ohio . Milton, Nova Scotia Columhus, lndiana Barherton, Ohio ,. . Franklin, Indiana .. CO1l1ll1lJl1S, Indiana ..,CO1Ull1lJl1S, Indiana .,.Co1umhus, Indiana ..,.Car1is1e, Kentucky .......,Chicago, Illinois The terms of the trustees expire at the annual meeting in COIIIIIIPIICCIIICIII Week of the year indicated above. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ralph L. Records, Chairman Ira M. Boswell George 'Mark Elliott Frank VV. Buck Rupert C. Foster Edwin C. Crouch ,lohn YV. Hudson I age Sixty-six YYXMPQSYRXS' SXRERY YB YN 79 Name Church Address Abbott, John ..,.., .,.,..,.. .,.. G r eenville, Ill. Abercrombie, Hervy .,...A., Mulberry, Ohio Adams, Clyde ,.............,..,., Fisher, Illinois Adams, Ira M. .,.... ,..... F ootville, VVisc. Adamson, Seth ,..,.,..,,. .,... M cComb, Ohio Althaus, A. L.,. .,,.. ,.,.,.,... F indlay, Ohio Anderson, Ray. .,,.,., .San Antonio, Tex. Anderson, Reuben L., Yvest Side Church, Springfield, Ill. Applegate, .I. Merle. ,............ ..Chaplain, U. S. Army Atzbaugh, W. J. ....,... Hollandale, Minn. Autrey, Arnold .... San Fernando, Calif. Bachman, Joseph R., ..,........,., Macedonia Church, Lexington, Kentucky Baker, Melvin . ..... Crothersville, Ind. Barbee, Eugene W.. , , .Young's Chapel, Salem, Illinois Barber, G. Russell . ,,.., ......,....,. C haplain, U, S. Army Barnett, Luster ,. New Marshfield, Ohio Bateman, G. T ..., ....., S taunton, Virginia Bertelson, Leonard, Truman, Minnesota Berthold, Paul ,.,,.,...,. Corydon, Indiana Bivins, Ralph E. .,...,.... Afton, Oklahoma Black, Nathan ..,,..,... Columbiana, Ohio Black, Raymond W. ...., Atlanta, Georgia Blackmore, Roy C. ......,.... Fairview and Mowrystown, Ohio Boice, William S ..,.. . .........,. Delhi, Ohio Bon Durant, George ..,............, President, Atlanta Christian College, Atlanta, Ga. Boswell, George YV ..,.... New Liberty and Leesburg, Ky. Boswell, Ira M. ....,......., Cincinnati, Ohio Page Sixty-eight Dcheclofzq Name Church Arlrlress Bourne, Ralph. ....,,. .Kendallville, Ind. Boyts, H. C. ...,,,.........,......,., Stanford, lll. Brestel, Ray .....,.... Farmers Chapel, Ohio Brewer, Arthur ....,..,.,.... Hebron, Indiana Bronson, Joseph ..,.. Southwood Church, Columbus, Ohio Brown, Hugh .. First Christian Church, Parkersburg, W7. Va. Buck, Frank W. .,....,.. ...Cincinnati Bible Seminary Buck, Robert Charles ...,.. Arlington, Ind. Burks, Thompson .,......... Minorsville and Beechwood, Kentucky Burns, Joseph ....,...,............... .,.. Z oah and Lexington, Ind. Burris, W. C .,,.,........,... Central Christian Church, Portsmouth, Ohio Burton, Richard ..........,.,, Richwood, Ohio Butler, Burris ...... ,South Side Church. Kokomo, Ind. Butler, Don ..,..,., tSupply,b Hebron, Ohio Butts, Eugene Earl ,..Beaver, Oklahoma Campbell, Robert ..,...,..,..,.. Hartford and Beaver Dam, Kentucky Canary, Hoyt S .,.,,....... Hillside Church, Indianapolis, Ind. Carey, Clifford .,..,.... Los Angeles, Calif. Carpenter, Sam . ...........,... U. S. Army Carver, Albert .,.......,...,..... Lawshe, Ohio Carver, Byron ..,Washington C. H., Ohio Cary, Harland ....,....,...,. Harlan, Indiana, and Battle Run, Flemingsburg, Ky. Chambers, John ,.............., Falmouth, Ky. Chase, ,lohn T. ,........, Inglewood Heights, Los Angeles, California Clague, William .............. Mt. Auburn, Ill. Clark, Donald ........ Chaplain, U. S, Army ? Name Church Address Clark, Ralph .. ..... ........ P lum Creek and Campbellsburg, Ky. Coburn, Leonard ........,,... La Crosse, Wis. D. Name Doles, Russell . ,,.,,,. ., Doty, Lee ,.,.,...,.. Dowdy, Barton . Church Address .Crown Point, Ind. Independence, Ky. ,Wilkes-Ba1're, Pa. Dunson, Harold L. ., ,....... Chaplain, Cochran, Ronald Coleman, Glen Conley, Toney ,.,. Cope, Ralph .,.,.,. . Mapleton, Iowa S. Army U. S. Navy Carrollton, Ohio Dennison, Willia111.,. Beechwood Heights Cornett, Robert ,..Union City and Forest Hill, Ky., and Boston, Ind. Cree, R. G.. ,. ..,, ,..,, .,,......,..... U . S. Army Crocker, A. B. ,.,..,,..,..,.. Shenandora, Va. Crosby, Kenneth ,.Chaplain, U. S. Army Crouch, L, E. ...,,.,.., Clarence, New York Crouch, Owen ...,, .......,... C lifton Church, Louisville, Ky. Crowder, Hall , First Christian Church, Lexington, Ky. Crowder, Orvel ,. Columbus, Mississippi Dabney, Horace ........,... ....,. U . S. Army Dale, Edsil ,...........,...... Germantown, Ky. Dampier, Joseph H. .,..,.,.,.,. First Church, Johnson City, Tennessee Dance, Clifford ...,.....,......,.. First Church, Clearwater, Florida Daniels, J. Harrison ,.,.... Charlotte, N. C. Davis, G. Henry ,.,, Chaplain, U. S. Army Davis, Roy ,.,,.,.....,.... Hobbs, New Mexico Davison, Richard H Pleasant Valley and Corinth, Scott County, Ky. Deitch, Russell A ............,.... Ashland, Ky. Church, Parkersburg, VV. Va. De Vore, Charles .... Chaplain, U. S, Army Dills, Milton .,...,.,... Brooksville, Ky. and Monterey, Ohio Ditter, Henry J. ..,.,,.... New Corinth and Mt. Olivet, Ky. Drake, Robert T. ,...,., ,,., C incinnati Bible Seminary Dunn, David R. ,....,,.., .,,.., . Piqua, Ohio U. S. Army Durham, Philip ...Chaplain, U. S. Army Eade, Kenneth ..,.,.. . .. Fourth Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Eason, Hansel ....,...,..,.,..... Linn, Missouri Edwards, Howard .....,. .,..,.,. E lmville, Ky. Elliott, George Mark ...... Mt. Orab, Ohio and Metamora, Ind. Elliott, Luke D. ........., Santa Rosa, Calif. Emmett, R. L. ................,..,. Atterson, Ky. Epperson, Everett ...,......., Murray, Iowa Esque, Chester .... . . ...I Kell, Illinois Estes, Porter ............ ... .,..,. Elsmere, Ky. Eynon, Daniel ..,,.,...,.,.,.,..... Auburn, Ind. Eynon, John ....,... Capitol View Church, Atlanta, Georgia Felton, Virgil .....,, Flour Creek Church, Butler, Ky. Ferrell, W. E. ....,......,.....,, Claysville, Pa. Fesler, Bernard R. ..,,.,......,.. Keota Iowa Fisher, Clinton .... , ,,.,..... Clinton, Ohio Fleshman, Roy ......,......,....., Moscow, Ohio Fogleman, Robert A. .,....,.... Cleves, Ohio Forehand, Edward H. ,.,... Miamitown, O. Foster, Lewis .........,..,..,. Antioch Church, Wasllington, Ind. Frederick, John .... .. .,.. Martinsville and Mt. Yvashington Church, Hillsboro, Ohio Page Sixty nine Knowles, Dale V. . . South Side Church, 927 Name Church Address Friend,VValter . . .A.,.., Xenia,Ohio Fronson, Milton . . ..,.. Bowersville, Ohio Garshaw, Joseph A. ,......,., Crescent Hill Church, Louisville, Ky. Geise, Glen . . .. . ,,., St, Francisville, Ill. Goodballet, James. ............, Oakland, Ill. Green, Ray .,....,.,. ,...,. . Beuna Vista, Ind. Greene, Merwyn . ,.,. ,,.........,., L l. S. Army Groff, Harold B. .. . . .,.., Arcola, lllinois Grubbs, Frank . . Paul's Valley. Okla. Hadwin, David . ,,... Assumption, lll. Hall, Glenn ..,..,. . .,.,.......,..... Berwick, Pa. Hampton, Jackson . .Lebanon Junction, Kentucky llannaman, Kenneth .. ....,.. Edon, Ohio Hardigree, ,loel .,..,.... ...Kenosha, Yvis. Hawk, Mortimer ,,.,.,........,.. First Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico Hay, Olin .. ...., . .. . . . South Church, Louisville, Ky. Hill, Joseph D. .. First Christian Church, Latonia, Ky. Hinkle, Donovan .. ...Malden, Missouri Holderman, Paul . Columbia Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Hollingsworth, Gayle .,........ Paxton, lll. Holt, Loren ,.,,., New Richmond, Ohio Hossom, Harold .,....,. ..,,... E rlanger, Ky. Hoven, Ard . .. Chase Avenue Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Huie, Willialil. ........,.....,.., Bethel, Ohio Hunt, George E. ,.,,... Buffalo, New York Irby, James .,.,.,,.,. ,.,.,,..... B erkley, Mich. lsenberg, Arthur Chesterfield Heights Church, Norfolk. Va. Johns, Edmund ,.,. . ....... Wo1'tl1ville, Ky, Page Seventy D. Name Church Address Johnston, Boy M. ..Milton, Nova Scotia, Canada Jones, Basil ....,.,., Smith Center, Kansas Karns, Franklin . . .. . ,,.. Lerado, Ohio Keeling, Paul C. . , .. . Lystra Church, Wfilliamstown, Ky. Kennedy, Stanley. .,.. Taylorsport, Ky. Key, Richard . ..,..... , Wood River, lll. Kinner, ,lohn ...Christian Home Mission, Cincinnati, Ohio Kitchen, M. S. . .. East Orange, N. J. Koch, George S. . Langston, H. O. . . Latimer, E. K. . Danville, Ill. . ....., . Rutland, Ohio . Greenville, Miss. Hattiesburg, Miss. Laughlin, Ernest E. ......... ..Orrville, Ohio Layman, Lawrence Layman, Will'1ur R Lewis, C. A. R .... . .. ,. Lillie, Harold , Garrett, Ind. . Pricetown, Ohio Cassopolis, Mich. .. ......... Staunton, lnd. Lillie, Robert M. ....... Calumet City, lll. Livingston, Robert Fairfield, lll. Lotridge, Rolland . ..... . Algonac, Mich. Ludwick, Herschell L. Mankamyer, O. L., Evangelist, Christian Restoration Association, Cincinnati, O. Marsh, Floyd .... ..... H opwood Memorial Church, Milligan College, Tenn. Martin, Kelsie . ..................,.... Fulton, Ky. Martin, Mix .....,....,...,.. Connorsville, lnd. Martin, Russell . .....,... ....,.... C Evangelisti Mowrystown, Ohio Matthews, Gilbert .. ...Underwood, Ind. Matthews, Ira D. ...Chaplain, U. S. Army Flzeacdaze' Dfheatofuf Name Church Address Matthews, Robert. . , Millersburg, Ohio Maxey, Mark ........... North Vernon, lnd. Maxey, R. Tibbs, Jr. .,.. Loveland, Ohio Mayer, Dan. ...., Bell and Buford, Ohio Mayfield, Guy W., Chaplain, U. S. Army McCord, R. C ..........,., Charleston, VV. Va. McElroy, B. L .,.,.,.,. Chaplain, U. S. Army McElroy, Joseph .,.,. Grape Grove, Ohio McGilvery, William Uxvayneshoro, Va. McGrew, Weymouth. Lynchburg, Ohio McKim, Clausen ., Pine BluH, Arkansas McLean, D, T. R ..,.,..,... .,,,.. A ugusta, Ky. McMillin, Don ..,..,.,. .. Kenmore Church, Akron, Ohio Mehrens, Paul ..,,. ,. .. , ,.,. . BluHton, lnd. Meyers, Charles J. . .East Columbus, lnd. Miller, Kenneth. .... . . Jonesville, lnd. Miller, Metcalfe .... . Huntington, W. Va. Mitchell, Hugh A., Chaplain, U. S. Army Mitchell, John N.. . Bloomington. lnd. Montgomery, Carl. Anderson Ferry, O. Moreland, Elbert T ..,.. McCan1ey, Texas Moore, Emil J. .......... .,.... U nion Church, Highland County, Ohio Moore, Oliver ,........ . ..... Memphis, lnd. Morgan, Hugh D ..,...., .,..,.,. ll lilford, Ohio Morgan, John P.. .. ., ,.., .,,Dayton, Ohio Morgan, Orval M .,..... Broadway Church, Lexington, Ky. Morris, Holmes .,.., ..., Sidney, Ohio Mullen, Silas B .,.., , ., . Lafayette, lnd. Myers, James ....... Knoxville and Grassy Creek, Ky. Nance, Elwood C., Chaplain, U. S. Army Name Church Address Nance, J. B. ., ,... ...,. J acksonville, Fla. Newlan, Harold L. ....,..,. Brodhead, Ky. Nice, William B. ...Butler and Newville, lndiana Nichols, Charles R. ,....,. Fairfield-Osborn Church, Fairfield, Ohio Nickerson, Don .........,.,. Barberton, Ohio Nix, Lawrence A. ...,.... Bremen, Georgia Norman, John Forrest ,.... Galesburg, Ill. Norris, Kenneth ...Erin, Ontario, Canada Nuckols, Howard VV. ,. Columbus, lnd. Odor, Harold ....,..... .,.,.,,,.,.,... M t. Olivet, Yvilliamstown, Ky. Oldenburg, Elmer ..,.,. La Crosse, Wis. Omer, C. C. ,.,....., Salem, Union Church, Rolling Fork, LaRue County, Berea, Warren County, Ky. O'Neal, George . .... .. ,..,. Lexington, Ky. Osborn, Paul ..,.,......,. . . ..,.,. Ladoga, lnd. Overton, Miles .,... Little Rock, Arkansas Owens, Harry ..... ,Chaplain, U. S. Army Palmer, Robert ..,.. Mineral Ridge, Ohio Pence, Floyd H., First Christian Church, Springfield, Ohio Penick, Joseph S. ,..,......... Farwell, Mich. Perry, Ralph ......,...,. Prescott, Arizona Perry, Yvoodrow ....... White Oak Church, Mt. Healthy, Ohio Peters, Raymond. ....,,.. Van Wlert, Ohio Peterson, Dorwin .,.,..... . .Glohe, Arizona Phipps, Charles, Monroe Street Church, Toledo, Ohio Prater, Malbert ......,...,, , Brookville, lnd. Prather, Marcus W ..,. ....., N . E. Church, Columbus, Ohio Puckett, Roger , . . . Sexton, lnd. Page Seventy one .,R1hL...M.C' lCh h, Recordq a p t mme ure Simpson, J. Raymond ,.... ....., C haplain, P '2- Name Church Address Quarles, Barton ...,... Farmersville, Ala. Race, Charles .,., ,.,...., S tringtown and Robinson, Ky. Randall, Max ....,.,..,..... Waynesville, Ohio Raum, Charles E. ,.,Traverse City, Mich. Read, C. M. ,... . East Creighton Church, Fort Wayne, lnd. Read, Joseph ,..., .. Sikeston, Missouri Trafalgar, lnd. Redmond, James ,.,,... Middleport, Ohio Reed, Paul .....,.....,,.. ....... O wosso, Mich. Reynolds, Everett .,.... ,...,..... A ustin, Ind. Richardson, Orval E. ..., Second Church, Danville, Ill. Richardson, Ralph H. .Youngstown, O. Ridlen, Hugh M. .,... ,,,., . .... P ontiac, Ill. Riggs, Charles ,. ,. .,...,. New Orleans, La. . Ashland Church, Chicago, Ill. Rodgers, Stuart L. , Rogers, Murhl S ...,..,,..... Blanchard, Pa. Root, Orin ,... ....,..,..,... T olleson, Arizona Roth, Raymond L. .,... ...Colliers, Wi. Va. Sabin, Hiram O. ,........,. Puyallup, YVash. Sandstrom, Harold .. ....,...,.,. Hobart, lnd. Satterfield, Lacy .,....,..,. Central Church, Middletown, Ohio Savors, William E., East Liverpool, Ohio Sayers, David M. ,. Chaplain, U. S. Army Scheffler, Francis L., Jeromesville, Ohio Schondelmayer, Robert .,... Henning and Bismark, Ill. Schuler, Lee Roy .,.,............., Atlanta, Ill. Scott, M. M. ,. Belleville and Palmyra, O. Scott, Paul V. .... ,.,.............,..., S alem, Va. Page Seventy-two Name Chllrrh Arlrlress Scott, Robert F. ,...,...,...... First Church, Evansville, Ind. Sears, John A. ., First Christian Church, Blanchester, Ohio Seath, Robert W. .,.... Montgomery Road Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Sensibaugh, Hugh ,... ..., I .ocklanfl, Ohio Sewell, Hervy ,.,,. . , New Palestine, lnd. Shockney, A. N. . ,.... .... P ortland, Ind. Small, U. S. Army Ralph ...... ...... . . Antioch Church, Rossville, Ill. Small, Richard ,... U. S. Army Air Force Small, Robert .,.. .... ............ G r undy, Va. Smelser, Robert ..,.,. Little York and Bunker Hill, lnd. Smith, Floyd H. ,..,., . New Vienna, Ohio Smith, Fred , Huntington, YV. Va. Smith, T. K. . .. Tabernacle Church, Columbus, Ind. Smith, W. C. ,.,,.. . ......, Hillsville, Va. Son, lrwin .... ...,. . ,Union, Missouri Sparks, Melvin ............. Medford, Oregon Sparrow, Coleman ..,. Bethany Church, Bradford, Ky., and Berry, Ky. Spitler, Bruce .,...,.... Forest Hills, Mich. Stansberry, Howard G ...,.,....,. Chaplain, U. S. Army Steever, Rolland .,......,...., Elkins, VV, Va. Stephenson, R. E .....,.,..... Riva, Maryland Strickler, Dexter ....., Sulphur, Oklahoma Strong, Edwin B. ..,.... Moberly, Missouri Strong, Homer A. ,.,,.......... First Church, Long Beach, California Stuecher, Herbert ....... Central Church, Hamilton, Ohio Wfatterworth, David L ........ Rodney and ? Name Church Address Swetnam, Raymond .,.,...,.,.,. Mt. Pleasant Church, Williamstown, Ky. Taylor, Lloyd J. . .,.,..,..,, Boyd Memorial Church, Ripley, Ohio Thonlas, G. T ..,.,,..,,....,,... Columbus, Ohio Tigner, L. J ...........,................,,. Peoria, Ill. Tomlinson, L. G. ,....,.,.,.,....,.. View Park, Lee Angeles, California Teirirrglrerrr, Wesley ,,..,....... Fowler, Calif. Traylor, E. C. .,...l.,,,, l...... I ronton, Ohio Trinkle, Charles L. ..........,...., U. S. Army Turner, Rex W. , ...... Shelby Christian Church, Versailles, and Hartsville, Ind. ver Auken, Wilrrrer, Nerfellr, Nelrreelre Van Zile, Relierr L .....i. Rrielreylverrirr, o. Walker, Felix D. ,.l,,l. Jamestown, olrie Wallenburg, John ,Wirrrer Haven, Fle. Yvalters, James ...,... ,....,. Glencoe and Verona, Ky. Wantland, D. B. .,... Dalton City Church, Decatur, Ill. Ward, Harold B.. ..Brooklyn, New York Warnock, John... Brightmore Church, Detroit, Mich. Watson, Raymond T ............. Monroe, La. .D, Name Webb, Henry., Church Address Lennoxburg, Ky. Wetzel, Louis ........,...... Silver Grove, Ky. Wfhitman, Don .... Sugartree Ridge, Ohio Whitton, Oren .....,,,. Wild, Oscar .. .....Central Church, Tampa, Fla. 24th Street Church, Newport News, Va. YViley, Calvert .. .... ,.......... S later, Texas Yvilkin, Forrest .,....,........., Birdseye, Ind. Williamson, Chester A. .Vfestern Hills Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Williamson, Nathan Willis, Pearl A. ...........,..,., Peebles, Ohio Wilson, George Earle.. .. St. Joseph, Mo. YVilson, John A... ...Bridgetown Church, Cincinnati, Ohio Wilson, Seth , Ozark, Christian College, Bentonville, Ark. Wilson, William ......,.. Fairmont Avenue Church, Richmond, Va. Winn, Emmett ...........,.,..... Felicity, Ohio Winter, Gustave ........ Webster City, Iowa XVinter, Willard W. ..... Roanoke Church, Falmouth, Ky., and Gardnersville Church, DeMossville, Ky. Nvolfe, Clyde ......... Chaplain, U. S, Army Vifoodard, Ralph ............,.. Owosso, Mich. West Lorne, Ontario, Canada Watterworth, Eldon C. ., Lansing, Mich. Weaver Wveaver Weaver Weaver, Henry E. ........... Hampton, lowa Mark ....., . .,.,.. Liberty Chapel, Brown County, Ohio Marshall ....,.,,..,...... Lowell, Ind. Robert O. .. East Point, Georgia Woods, Hilton .. Wright, Lyle ,..... ......McGuffey, Ohio ....Granger, Ind. Yearlck, Lester ,.,...................,. Beloit, Wls. Yoder, Verton H. ..... ..Mt. Vernon, Mo. Yonaka, Howard Zetsche, Earl ....,....,... .Flora, Illinois ...,.,Clearwater, Fla. Page Seventy three -1. L 1. .4 -'6 56 :L i D ' Carlson, Ray ,...,..,,... .,.. Carlson, Mrs. Imogene ..,. Chase, John T. .,,., ,...,.,. Chase, Mrs. Wahneta . Crawford, Charles .. .. Dong, S. K ..,.,.., .. . Elliott, Iiuke D. . .,.. .. Elliott, Mrs. Rullv . . Hale, ,l. Vllillis .. Hale, Mrs, J. Wlillis .,,,. Hanson, Mrs. Eleanor W .l ones, Ethel ...........,...,. King, .lohn D. ,..,....., King, Mrs. ,lohn D. ...,, Lusoc, ,lusto . . Madden, Maud . . Maxey, Isallel .. Rothermel, ,lean Schaefer, Marian . . Schaefer, Marguerite .. Schimnlel, Edith ,.,.,., Simonoff, Elias ..,.,.. Smith, Fred .........,,. Smith, Mrs. Thelma .. Still, Owen . ...,..., . Still, Mrs. Owen ,.., West1'11p, Enrique, Jr. . Westrlilr, Raphael .,... . olfe .,..... .. ...Philippine Islands .......... Philippine Islands Inglewood Heights, Calif. . .... .Inglewood Heights, Calif. ,. . ......... Anchorage, Alaska .. .. .. . Santi Hosei, Korea . Santa Rosa, California .. .. Santa Rosa, California .......... 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Supports a full time evangelist in the field. Orlin L. Mankamyer, loyal preacher of the gospel, is available to churches desiring his 3. Helps support other evangelists in various Heltls of service. 4. Maintains a church extension fund for the lienefit of worthy Churches. Is t HHH. .E.E .s. . Best Wfishvs for A long, and useful life for the Seminary and To this year's Graduates NORTH VERNON CHRISTIAN CHURCH North Vernon, Ind. Mark G. Maxey, Ministfar PRICE HILL PAINT 61 GLASS COMPANY I Price Hill's Oldest Paint Store! 3631 Wlarsaw Ave. Phone WAl1ash 2864 WE DELIVER McCANN'S SERVICE STATION SUNOCO-GAS and OIL S. YV. Cor. 8th and Trenton Wlashing - Luhrication - Accessories W.Al1ash 9896 Page Eighty-four Tlw Frivmlly Drug Store i COLUMBIA i D , CHURCH CF l UGAN S CHRIST P H A R M A C Y Warsaw and Hawthorne Aves. Cor. Colunilriu Pkwy. Si Stanley Ave. l 1 Phone Vl'Alrash 1555 Ci will 'ti Ol 'V Prim-0 Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio A I nd 5 no P1'0sc1'iptio11s and Drug Nm-tis PAUL J. HOLDERMAN, For Seininary Students Minister I U N :: i Complimvnts H A n 1 Al-EERE of A C,:: i C ' U l l CHURCH OF CHRIST UNERAI' Bethe1.0hio 'l'l OM E H I Qnwq -R0ggm0ntAyg.f William Iluif. Qvlinim-f , WWE. -, , , L , 1 YK, ,X H nAvonAN's l BEST EVER H lVlen's Furnishings Hats and Caps W Vllnrsnw :xVOIlllB ul Enright 'llclepllone W'Almsl1 9606 f Upon evonings UI UH Z U I:-' CP' Cl Z U SU '-4 Complete Launrlry Servive aml Drv Cleaning Shirts l2lQc Collars 41' 3504 Wlursaw Ave. WTlAllilSll 4325 Page Eighty- f my W f YYWV i 2' 5 s se e e 4 ss ! W Ill To E116 4 1945 s ef if if as s i , And Our Best Wishes For Success In Your Chosen Fields 'lr 'k 'Ir s U The gfzown Publishing Compang V Printers of NAUTILUS, 1943 S Blanchester, Uhin K M E s s ssssss ss sse s se see ss e s e ssss ss I' Fl S Wwlez ?wflffff Drake, 3, 8, 13, 24, 28, 38, 40 Records, 8, 13, 24, 28, 40, 41, 48 Foster, 8, 13, 22, 23, 40 Boswell, 8, 14 Elliott, 8, 13, 20, 21, 24, 28, 36, 40 Carver, 8 Wetzel, 3, 18, 19, 24, 28, 30, 35, 38,40 Filer, 8, 13, 14, 24, 44 Wilson, 8, 24, 38, 40 Sendafw Willianl Charles Althoff Willianl E. Bousman Harland Cary, 40, 52 Robert Cornett 2, 30, 36, 40, 52 Milton W. Dills 22, 40 Henry J. Ditter 40, 52 Brant Lee Doty 15, 30, 38, 39, 40, 52 Everett Porter Estes 22, 28, 36, 40 Virgil Felton 38, 40, 52 Roy Willette Fleshman Marion Eugene Fray 30, 35, 38, 41, 52 Virgil Onn Frasier Forehand Edward 38, 40, 52 Mrs. Robert Gerrett 46 Houghton G. Gross 40, 52 John Hall 2, 30, 36, 40, 52 Emmitt Ray Harrell 54 James Hartlep Mary Jane Hettinger 36, 44, 54 Arthur Williaxii Janke 54 Charles Franklin Karns 2, 16, 38, 40, 54 Ann Elizabeth King 36, 44, 53 Gwendolyn Ruth Koss 34, 36, 44, 54 Carol J. Lankford 36, 40, 54 66011344 Seth Adamson Melvin W. Baker 15, 22, 28, 36, 40 Roy R. Barnett Lois B. Barnett Eugene Kendall Bauer 15, 22, 30, 38, 41 Roy C. Blackmore 22, 30, 38, 39, 40 Harvey C. Bream 22, 30, 38, 40 F. Oneita Brown 15, 22, 29, 32, 38, 44 John Franklin Cox Mrs. John Cox I age Eighty-eight F. Buck, 10, 13, 24, 40 Yvhitman, 10, 30 K. Elliott, 10, 13, 20, 46 P. Mehrens, 10, 28, 40 Bishop, 10, 13 E. Mehrens, 10, 46 Smith, 2, 10 F. L. Records, 12, 13, 44, 46, 49 Weyilieth Carl McGrew Pauline Pethtel Maxey 32, 46, 54 Eleanor Mehrens Paul R. Mehrens Kenneth Leroy Miller 38, 54 Charles Williani Monninger 40. 56 Glen E. Moorhead 36, 40, 56 Holmes Morris 2, 38, 40, 56 Harold Udor 30, 38, 40, 56 Morris Powell 28, 36, 40, 56 Gladys V, Randall 56 Sarah Catherine Rensberger 32, 38 44, 56 Jean Rothermel 16, 28, 32, 36, 44, 56 Margery Hepler Schondelmayer 32, 38 46, 56 Robert Smelser 28, 30, 36, 40, 58 Pearline Smith 2, 10, 58 Coleman Sparrow 2, 27, 28, 38, 40 Martha Taylor 2, 32, 38, 44, 58 lvan Glenn Thompson 36, 41, 58 Charles Trinkle Henry Vlfebb 16, 28, 38, 40, 58 Emmett Winn Donald Lee Davison Richard Parks Davison 22, 28, 36, 40 Mrs. Donald Davison Josephine Dougherty 22, 36, 44 Robert Harvey Earhart 22, 36, 40 Woodice Esther Eliason 15, 22, 23, 32 38, 44 Lewis Alvin Foster 22, 40 Glenn Milton Giese 22, 30, 36, 40 Betheen Grubaugh mime fcowzfdl Joseph Elton Harris E. Shirley Haynes Estes 22, 32, 38, 46 William Stuart Hudspeth 22, 40 Cleo lreta lngle Ruth Lois James 15, 22, 23, 29, 30, 38, 44 Edna Helene Jenner 22, 32, 44 Edmund Lewis John Hudson Dan Large Herbert McDonald 22, 26, 30, 41 Harry R. McFadden Ralph Donald McLean 2, 16, 22, 23, 38, 40 Alma Lucille Marsh Mary Kathryn Marshall 22 Daniel Baily Mayer Carl Everett Montgomery 22, 38, 40 Emil Jacob Moore 22, 36, 40 Mrs. Holmes Morris Ellen Emiline Nixon 22, 26, 32, 36, 44 June Pfeiffer 22, 23, 32, 38, 44 S Elizabeth Armstrong 20, 44 Tillie Baker 16, 20, 36, 44 Henrietta Berryman 16, 20, 36, 44 Ray Brestel Harry Brooks 20, 21, 36, 41 Laura Bungard 20, 44 Thompson Burks 20, 21, 28, 38, 40 lrene Burns 15, 20, 44 Donald Butler 20, 21, 30, 34, 38, 40 Jean Carson 20, 38, 44 Julia Christensen 20, 21, 36, 44 Marjorie Dabney 20, 32, 38, 44 Lillian Dowson Kenneth Eade Mrs. Virgil Felton Eugene Fernsler Robert Gerrett Wilbur Giese 20, 30, 38, 41 Max Gilford 20, 38, 41 Velda Codlove Rena Hardin Ruth Hardin Mrs. Emmitt Harrell Hugh Harris Mary Jeff Harris Judith Hettinger 16, 20, 44 Dorris Holt 20, 32, 35, 36, 44 Guy Humphreys Edmond Johns 20 Helen Johnson 16, 20, 32, 38, 44 John Kinner 20, 38, 40 Charles David Race 22, 27, 30, 38, 40 Mrs. Delmar Read Ralph Morris Read Elizabeth Anne Redacre Dorcas Esther Reeves 12, 22, 26, 32 36 44 Mary Grace Schmink 22, 32, 38, 44 Charles William Selby Roberta Selby 46 Hugh Faris Sensibaugh Edwin Smith Ladonna Louise Stearns Raymond Leroy Swetnam George Theodore Thomas 36, 41 Rex W. Turner 22 Donald Raymond Whitman 22, 23, 3 Oren Whitton Pearl Averal W'illis 22, 38, 40 Eugene Kenneth Vifilson Mrs. Rolland Lotridge Mrs. Vlfeymeth McGrew Andy William McNees 26, 38, 41 Victor Maxey 20, 30, 41 James Meyers 20 Albert Mikuta James Loren Miller Oliver Moore 38, 40 James Myers Buford Verne Odor 16, 20, 41 Frances Lavon Pervine 20, 32, 36, 44 Pauline Marie Pitzer Dorothy Mae Poland Joseph Paul Randall 20, 30, 36, 41 Mrs. Ralph Read Raymond Charles Register Fred Charles Roberts 20, 41 Ewell Lacy Satterfield 20, 40 Bertha N, Smith 20, 44 Grayce Marie Steele 20, 36, 44 Bertha Lily Storms 20, 21, 38, 44 Margaret Jane Tigner 20, 38, 44 Marvin Lynn Todd 20, 40 Helen L. Turner James Walters 16, 20, 28, 38, 40 Mae Evelyn Warnick 20, 36, 44 Forrest Wayne Wilkin 20, 40 Mrs. Pearl Willis Mary Louise Wilson Willa1'fl Wilkie Nvinter 20, 40 Page Eighty nme Mary Frances Bailey Eloise Bicknell Mrs. Kenneth Birch Tom Bledsoe John Bond Eugene Bream 18, 19, 30, 38, 41 Mrs. Joseph Bronson Allan Buck 3, 18, 30, 36,41 Charles Thomas Burtner 18, 2 41 Helen Bushey 18, 32, 36, 44 Yvilliam C. Campbell Mrs. Albert Carver Wlilliam Claar Phyllis Clayton 3, 18, 38, 44 Violet Cook Betty Curd 18 Mrs. Henry Ditter Christina Estridge 18, 38, 47 Ethel Estridge Clara Louise Fagan Arlene Figart Mrs. Roy Fleshman Marjorie Gear Richard Gifford 18 Frank Gilbert 18, 30, 41 ,lohn R. Hall, ,lr. Lois Hall 18, 19, 32, 38. 44 Mrs. Dean Hance Harry Hannum Mrs. Hugh Harris 6, 30, 38. Ralph Rhodes Harter, ,lr. 18, 30, 36, 41, Alma Hartman 14, 18, 32, 38, 44 Paul Hazeltine 18, 40 Pauline Heaton 18, 32, 36, 44 Mrs. Paul Holderman Gloria Holt 18, 32, 35, 36, 44 Loren Holt Mrs. Guy Humphreys Ollie Mae Hunt 18, 19, 36, 44 Bertha ,lacobus 18, 44 Gail ,lacobus 18, 36, 41 Mrs. Seth Adamson 1H,l Albert Donald Ake Mrs. Don Ake LHJ Mrs. Ben Allison QHJ Romilda Arthur Dean Bacus Richmond Earnest Bertrand Mrs. Ray Brestel QHH Ralph Burrus Mrs. Wm. C. Campbell fHl I 1150 Ninety Robert Karns 18, 30, 34, 35, 38, Marjorie King 18, 19, 36, 44 Helen Laird Evelyn Large 18, 32, 44 Ruth Anne Lowe Harold McDo1e Roy McKinney 18, 19, 36, 41 Laverne Marsh Bryan Maxey 36, 41 Helen Morris Betty Motz 18, 32, 38, 44 Mrs. james Myers Warren Nay 14, 19, 38, 41 Paul Neal 18, 36, 41 William Newby 18, 30, 38, 40 Calvin Phillips 3, 18, 36, 41 Betty Pierce 18, 32, 38, 44 Robert Powell 18, 34, 38, 41 Mary Hailey Mack Reeves 18 Wfilliam Roland 18, 30, 36, 41 Mrs. Lacy Satterfield Jacob Louis Scott ll Mrs. Edwin Smith Velma Steed 18, 34, 38, 44 Gordon Taylor George Thomas 18 Calvin Tope Charles Troyer 18, 30, 36, 41 Ethel Uhrich 18, 32, 36, 44 Dorothy Underwood J, B. Van Horn Leroy Chester Walker Barbara Waddell 25, 44 Wlilliam Walker 18, 30, 41 ,lean Ward Mrs. Oren Whitton 41 lmogene Williams 16, 18, 37, 38, 44 Robert Williams 18, 27, 36, 41 Mrs. Chester Williamson Mrs. Willard Winter 18, 46 James Canary Mrs. Harland Cary LHR Lyman Crane Mrs. Milton Dills IHSJ Howard Edwards 25, 36, 40 Leo Epperson 25, 36, 41 Evelyn Fenner Margaret Geist Ray Green Mrs. Houghton Gross Spawn fwnzxl James Leslie Hall Mrs. Sam Hamilton 4.Hfl Dean Hance 25, 40 Mrs. Harry Hannum QHl Mrs. Paul Hazeltine LHJ 46 Eugene Hetzel, Sr. Gene Hetzel, Jr. NVilliam Hill 38, 41 Mrs, Loren Holt Stanley Kennedy Joseph McElroy QHJ Delores Martin Mrs. Maude Maxey fHj Mrs. ,lohn Stuart Mill Carl Miller 25 Mrs. Charles Monninger QQHD Mrs. Emil Moore l2, 36, 46 Ben Allison Kenneth C. Birch ,lewell Bishop 24, 38, 44 Yvilliam S. Boice Joseph E. Bronson 24, 36, 40 Mrs. Hazel Buck 12, 46 Albert Carver 24 Ralph M, Clark 24, 40 Mrs. Ralph Clark 46 Gladys Payne Crouch Hazel Payne Crouch Clara Cummings l2, 13, 24, 44 Grayson Harter Ensign 24, 36, 40 Roliert A. Fogleman 24, 40 Mrs. R. C. Foster John H. Frederick 24, 36, 40 Samuel M. Hamilton George Gayle Hammond Gladys Holdcroft Gunkel 12, 13 46 Paul J. Holderman 24 Harold E. Hossom Paul C. Keeling 24, 38, Mrs. Harry Poll LHJ Eileen Powers Lavrine Powers Mrs. Woodrow Perry IHJ Roger Puckett 25, 38, 40 Mack Reeves 38, 4-0 Mrs. Hugh Sensilmaugh 1Hl Beatrice Smith 25, 26, 38, 44 Mrs. Frances B. Steele LHZU Mrs. Raymond Swetnam 1QHl Oather Tipton Mrs. Leroy Chester Walker LHJ Marker Weaver Charles Wheeler Mrs. Charles Wheeler IH! Chester Wlilliamson 25, 38, 40 Mrs. Eugene Wilson 4Hl Mrs. Carol Lankford Rolland Lotridge ,loe E. McElroy 24, 28, 36 lsalmel Bryan Maxey 24 Mark G. Maxey 24, 40 rllilrlms Maxey 24, 40 Jewell Nevins Charles R. Nichols Wloodrow VV. Perry Harry Poll John ,l. Puckett 24, 38, 41 Max WI. Randall 24, 26 Delmar Read Robert Schondelmayer 24, 38, 40 John Sears 24 Ralph Small Ruth L. Smith Dorothy Sterling Ruth Van Horn Mrs. ,lenove Weichold Mrs. Don Whitlnan Mrs. John Wilson Margaret Youngblood l2, 24, 36, 44 Page Ninety-one 440944444 Awww
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