Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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No Creed but the Christ— No Book but the Bible— No Plea but the Gospel— dee oa Z, 2 DAIZAOCAY THE SCHOOL AT SEUDY,

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SERVICE HONOR ROE While the Seminary firmly believes that ministers and ministerial students should accept the military exemption that our government permits and “make full proof of their ministry,” believing it to be the greater calling, still it does not sanction “conscientious objectors” and is proud of its graduates and former students who are serving their country in this other capacity, especially those who are perform- ing the duties of cha plains. We pay tribute to them, through this page, for the courageous service which they are rendering to the land they love. CEAREAINS Allison, Ben Applegate, J. Merle Barber, Russell Boice, William Campbell, Robert Clark, Donald Crosby, Kenneth Baccus, Dean Burtner, Tom Carpenter, Sam Conley, Toney Cree, R. G. Crouch, Edwin Dakney, Horace Ellis, Bert Evans, Ernest Fray, Gene Gifford, Dick Hall, John R. Davis, Margaret Gear, Marjorie Davis, Glen Henry DeVore, Charles Dunson, Harold Durham, Philip T. Fisher, Clinton Ludwick, Herschell Matthews, Ira M. ENLISTED MEN Karns, Robert Markham, Theo Mayfield, Guy McCord, Jim Murray, Theodore Nix, J. D. Obenchain, Mark Perkins, Edison Powell, David Puckett, John Rasberry, Eugene Reed, Thomas ENLISTED WOMEN Holt, Gloria Kerns, Ruth McElroy, LeRoy Mitchell, Hugh Nance, E. C. Sayers, David Scheffler, L. Francis Simpson, J. Ray Stansbury, Howard Wolfe, Clyde Shenault, Joseph Small, Ralph Small, Richard Small, Robert Smith, William R. Stuck, Ivan Sutton, Clarence Sutton, Cyril Swope, Marion Taylor, King Taylor, W. Gordon Tope, Calvin Webb, Shelton Rummell, Maxine Simerly, Ruth Webb, Myrtle or as congregations, are not fully reformed, but reforming.” —John Smith 20

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T HCE? FA The men and women who serve on the faculty of The Cincinnati Bible Seminary are thoroughly qualified to give the necessary training to those who seek to enter the . various fields of Christian service. Each full-time professor has a high scholastic standing. Those who are serving as part-time instructors are well-trained in their particular subjects and fully equipped to teach. The Seminary maintains twenty departments of study, each directed by some member of the faculty, who has had specialized training in it. The subjects required for the granting of a degree or the issuing of a diploma or certificate are so arranged that the student, upon completion of his course, has a general knowledge of the Word of God and is qualified to serve acceptably in his chosen field. Standing: J. Wilson, A. Carver, L. Wetzel, R. Drake, R. C. Foster, R. L. Records, I. M. Boswell, G. M. Elliott, E. Dale, P. Mehrens. Seated: E. Mehrens, P. Wetzel, B. Filer, K. Elliott. “As soon will the philosopher find an independent sunbeam in nature, as the theologian a spiritual concept. 22 -