Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PY ae oe ape lb GOR Sow. LET GEOG LE i FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Frank W. Buck Over 50,000 miles are travelled each year by Mr. Buck to interest the churches and prospective students in The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. A l- though he did not assume his full position as Field Representative until he received his B.D. degree in 1932 he has been active in this work since 1928. Beside the travelling requirements there is also a great deal of office work connect- ed with his position. For the past few years it has been Mr. Buck’s responsibility to aid the ministerial students in regard to the Selective Service laws. One of Mr. Buck’s annual activities is the organizing of National Campaign Week. HISTORIAN Plorericest.. Records Florence L. Records has rendered invaluable service to The Cincinnati Bible Seminary as its historian. Her contribution to the school has been recognized by the faculty and students of Delta Aleph Tau in awarding her the Key and admitting her to membership in that honor society. Her courteous and friendly spirit have won for her a permanent place in the hearts of the many students with whom she has come in contact. Her interest in the school and its wel- fare is genuine and has led her to make many sacrifices on its behalf. We pay tribute to her as a great character and a loyal worker for the school she loves and serves. apn hw Wor , Qe AU Page Fifteen A

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President. Ralph? kL. Records “Ph. Ba. Vie ipa: President Records has studied at Franklin College, the College of the Bible, Transylvania University, Kentucky State University, Indiana University, and Chicago University. He has taught in Franklin College, Virginia Christian College, Transylvania University, Bethany College, McGarvey Bible College, and The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Dr. Records became President of the Seminary in 1928, and he has led the school from victory unto victory. By his fruits we know him to be truly a man of Christian ideals, courage, and action. The students of The Cincinnati Bible Seminary render honor to whom honor is due. CCat; “Aa K. Vie Page Fourteen

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RALPH 1: “RECORDS PRy Be WEA, BD President Records has studied at Franklin College, College of the Bible, Transylvania University, and was a graduate student at Kentucky State, Indiana, and Uni- versity of Chicago. He taught in Franklin College, Vir- einia Christian College, Transylvania University, Bethany College, and McGarvey Bible College. In 1928 he be- came President of C. B. S. At the Seminary he is Professor of Hermeneutics, Exegesis, Acts, and Pauline ‘pistles. GEORGE MARK ELLIOTT, A.B., A.M. Professor Elliott has studied at the International Christian Bible College, the University of Cincinnati, Wilmington College, the Southern Baptist Theologica! Seminary, Hebrew Union, and The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. At the Seminary he teaches Theology, Apolegetics, Old Testament, Hermeneutics, and Exegesis. Professor Elliott is the Assistant Editor of the RESTORATION HERALD, and an occasional con- tributor to other publications. Besides this he is pre- paring a volume on Polemic Theology. RC. FOSTER AB. AM. BD. Professor R. C. Foster has studied at Transylvania University, the College of the Bible, Yale University and Divinity School, Harvard University and Divinity School, Kentucky State University, Episcopal Theologi- cal School of Cambridge, and Andover Seminary. At Harvard Divinity School he held the Williams Fellow- ship. At the Seminary he teaches Greek, New Testa- ment, and Historical Geography. IRA M. BOSWELL, D.D. Dr. Boswell has studied at Transylvania University and the College of the Bible. At the Seminary he teaches Old Testament, Christian Doctrine, Brotherhood Problems, and General Apolegetics. Dr. Boswell is well known as an orator, author, and humorist. He is an authority on the history of the Restoration Move- ment, and he has published many articles on that sub- Page Sixteen