Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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CLYDE E. ADAMS Germantown, Kentucky Eastern Kentucky State Teachers’ Col- lege 30, 31; Purdue University 38; Philothean Literary Society. HENRIETTA BERRYMAN Lexington, Kentucky Phileusebian, Secretary 42, Vice-presi- dent 42, Open Session 41-44; Vice- president Special Class 41; Freshman Flower Girl 42; Dramatic Arts Club fl, 42; Public Speaking Play 41; Family Night 43; Glee Club 44, 45; Declamatory 43, 44; Forensic 43-45; Whatsoever 41-415; Senior Play 45. W. EDWARD BOUSMAN Newport News, Va. Philothean Literary Society 39-41; Phileusebian Literary Society 41-43; Messiah Oratorio 40. CHARLES WOODROW BRANUM Tamaroa, Illinois Wright College 38-40; Phileusebian; Class Treasurer 44; Class President 45; Talent Night 44; Oratorical Contest 15; Class Play 45; Nautilus Staff 45. RAY BRESTEL Cincinnati, Ohio Phileusebian Literary Society; Uni- versity of Cincinnati. HARRY E. BROOKS, JR. Columbus, Indiana Phileusebian, Treasurer 44, 45; Class Treasurer 43, 44; Basketball 42, 43, Co- captain 44; Men’s Chorus 44; Family Night 43; Open Session 44; Senior Play 45.

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PRS DiS iS DARN PS PS DRS PIES PRS PES PS PRS PRS PRES PS VIII YY RRP BR) af “% ah Ls a AA be i ce ff at J SERRA E- te I 1 tet NN NN. LASSI S SS Sc. Words are mere things; thoughts that prompt words are of paramount importance. In calling to mind the events of the past year, from Convocation to the present anticipation of Commencement, each Senior can scarcely find words to express mingled feelings of joy and sorrow. After our time spent in intensive preparation and anticipation of the future, we suddenly realize the fact that, “this is it.” We see the need for true preaching; we are eager to do the thing for which we have been trained, so we go out to serve our Master with great enthusiasm. However there is a feeling of regret as the time draws near because we know that the strength we gain from our fellowship with each other will be denied us when we are out on the 25 ty Z n ‘ A A - i ; Oe BASE EAEAR, field facing the enemies of the truth. Before us,— in the religious world, stand infidels, atheists, and perverters of the Gospel. We have taken our stand; we shall not recant. By God’s help we shall become effective instruments for the promulgation of His Word. Our labors together as a class have been highly beneficial. You fellow-members have exhibited a wonderful spirit of cooperation, as I have at- tempted to direct the activities of the year. I shall always be able to say, because of this — “I thank my God upon every remembrance of you, always, in every prayer of mine for you all making request with joy, for your fellowship in the Gospel from the first day until now.” CHARLES W. BRANUM. NAUTILUS STAFF Seated— Frances Pervine, Secretary Ralph Harter, Associate Editor Edmund L. John, Editor Porter Estes, Business Manager Prof. Elliott, Sponsor Standing— James Walters, Advertising Manager T. G. Burks, Jr., Sales Manager Luther Villars, Snapshot Editor Roger Puckett, Utility Man Charles W. Branum, Class President

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THOMPSON BURKS, JR. Detroit, Michigan Philothean; Class Vice-president 42, 43; Inter-society Debate 43; Oratorical Contest 44, 45; Forensic Club 43, 44, 15; Nautilus Staff 45; Senior Play 45; Navier U. 44, 45. ROBERT H. EARHART Horton, Kansas Phileusebian Literary Society; Open Session 43; Class Play 44; C.B.S. World Mission Volunteers 44, 45. WOODICE ESTHER ELIASON Centerville, Indiana Philothean; Stewardess 43, 44, 45; Girls’ Glee Club 41-44; Girls’ Sextet 14; Whatsoever Club; Whatsoever Council 44, 45; Senior Play 45. GRAYCE MARIE ENSIGN (Valedictorian) Kenosha, Wisconsin Minnesota Bible College 42; Phileu- sebian, Secretary 44; Class Vice-presi- dent 44; Whatsoever Club 43, Council 14; Girls’ Glee Club, Pianist 44; Open Session 43; Homemakers Club 45. EVERETT PORTER ESTES (Class Orator) Lexington, Kentucky U. of Ky.; U. of Cin.; Schuster-Martin; Phileusebian, ‘Treasurer 42, Pres. 44; Open Session 42-44; Class Vice-presi- dent 42, President 44; Debate 41, Win- ner 42; Oratorical Winner 43; Forensic 11-45; Gospel Mission League; Dra- matic Club; Basketball 41, 42; Talent Night 42, 44; Sophomore Play 41; Family Night 44; Field Day Director 44; Senior Play 45; Nautilus Staff 45. JESSICA FLOYD Burgin, Kentucky Cumberland Junior College 36, 37; Eastern Ky. ‘Teachers College 37-39; Philothean 44, 45; Open Session 44; Glee Club 44, 45; Whatsoever 44, 45; World Mission Volunteers 44, 45; Senior Play 45.