Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Fifth Row: B. Maxey, A. Buck, E. Bream, V. Maxey. M E N : S Fourth Row: C. Matthews, H. Bream, Jr., P. Keeling, B. Odor, L. Doty. Ge H OR U S Third Row: R. Smelser, R. Blackmore, R. D. McLean, E. John, H. Brooks, R. Lindamood. Second Row: H. Reynolds, G. Thomas, R. Swetnam, C. Branum, D. Large. First Row: C. Troyer, J. Harder, C. Selby, K. Bauer, R. Eifort, R. Harter. DON WHITMAN, A. B. Music Don Whitman writes most of the arrangements used by the Men’s Chorus which he directs. The young men who sing in this chorus carry many inspiring messages in song to the faculty, students, and friends of the Seminary in special chapel services, and other programs such as Family Night, Convocation, the Conference on Evangelism, and Com- 2s. Each year the Men’s Chorus offers a ““Wor- ship In Music” which is becoming increasingly popular. All who take part in the work of this group are making a real contribution to the cultural life of the school. mencement Week exercise 28 the other is a set of doctrines or opinions received, but not committed to writing or printed in a book.

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Pie Robe MAKWK ELLIOT ih ALB. ALM: Old Testament and Apologetics His quiet geniality, his kindness of word and deed, his firmness in the faith are some of Professor Elliott’s chief characteristics. He is noted for his profound thinking and exceptional skill in refuting the arguments of the critics. His personality, training, and ability have marked him for posterity as one of the most notable men among our people. Taking notes on Hosea Professor Elliott lectures on the Prophets of the Old Testament —Campbell . . . “There are two kinds of human authoritative creeds, one is drawn up in articles and written in a book— 27

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ELEANOR MEHRENS Music The members of the Girl’s Glee Club, under the capable direction of Eleanor Mehrens have enjoyed a season of useful activity. They are called upon to participate in all the major programs of the school, in addition to presenting an annual concert. The student leadership of the club consists of Oneita Brown, President and Librarian; Ethel Uhrich, Vice President; Beatrice Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; and Ollie Mae Hunt, Business Manager. This club offers many opportunities to the young women of C. B. S. for instruction in the art of musical expression. Third Row: I. Williams, J. Saunders, O. M. Hunt, H. Johnson, J. Carrier, W. Eliason, M. King. Coie S ; Second Row: B. Whannel, A. Cook, E. Holt, V. Godlove, N. Taylor, M. Blackmore, B. Curd. ‘eB: E AG B First Row: G. M. Steele, F. Pervine, E. Nixon, J. Floyd, B. Smith, E. Uhrich, M. N. Marcantel, U E. Jones, L. Hall, O. Brown. Each of these kinds of creeds is used for the same purpose, which is to exclude from fellowship the man who 29