Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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- 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

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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