Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FRANK W. BUCK, A.B., M.A., B.D. Mr. Buck received his training at The Cincinnati 3ible Seminary. At the Seminary he is the Professor of Practical Ministry. Through the National Campaign and other Seminary programs he gives practical train- ing to the students for their future ministries, LEWIS AY EOSTER, Fine Professor Lewis Foster received his A.B. degree from The Cincinnati Bible Seminary in 1944 and his A.M. degree in 1945. His A.B. degree was standard- ized at Indiana University. At the Seminary he teaches Greek and New Testament. THOMAS OMER. B. Sac. Lit., A.B. Professor Omer has studied at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary and at the Western State Teachers College, Bowling Green, Ky. At the Seminary he teaches English. The 1946 NAUTILUS staff is in- debted to Professor Omer for his literary criticism of their articles. Page Eighteen HERBERT F. STUECHER,: A.B. Professor Stuecher is a native of Europe, born in Germany, and ten years a student of the French language. In the United States he studied at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary and Akron Upiversity. At the Seminary he teaches the German and French languages.

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BERTHA D. FILER AB, AM Miss Ililer has studied at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary, Wilmington College, and the University of Cincinnati. At the Seminary she teaches Pedagogy and Child Education. ¢ [+ Rt ) YOCUD Whi BEL 8. Sac. Lit, AM. Professor Wetzel) has studied at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary, thé University of Denver, and the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. At the Seminary he teaches a wide range of speech subjects. As Profes- sor of Speech, Professor Wetzel supervises the Forensic activities of the school. His campaign for improved speech habits among the preachers has been very effec- tive and the cause of Christ has profited thereby. ALBERT D. CARVER, A.B., Ph.B., A.M. Professor Carver has studied at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary, the University of Cincinnati, and Xavier University. At the Seminary he teaches Heb- rew, English, Literature, Logic, Ethics, and Natural Theology. Professor Carver is noted for having been editor of one of the finest Nautili ever to be published at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Because of this his advice has been much-sought by the succeed- ing Nautilus staffs. E. EDSIRE DALE SAB Ae: Professor Dale has studied at Kentucky Christian College, The Cincinnati Bible Seminary, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, University of Louisville, and Xavier University. At the Seminary he teaches Church History, Acts, and Homiletics. In addition to his duties in the school, Professor Dale is ministering to a young congregation at Batavia, Ohio, which he himself established less than two years ago. Page Seventeen

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a i a) | HENRY DAVIS, A.B. A.M. KENNETH NORRIS, AB Professor Davis studied at The Cincinnati Bible Professor Norris has studicd at The Cincinnati Seminary, Wilmington College, the University | of Bible Seminary, Xavier University, and the Ontario Buffalo, the University of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Bible College. At the Seminary he is instructor of Conservatory of Music. - At the latter he receive d the Apostolic Church History. degree of Bachelor of Letters in Speech and Dramatic Art. He was a Chaplain in the United States Army, and he served in the European Theatre of Operations. At the Seminary he is an instructor in philosopy and psychology. DON WHITMAN, A.B. ELEANOR PETERSON MEHRENS og (e7ry, @— Mr. Whitman received his A. B. degree from The Mrs. Mehrens has studied at Dana College, the Mnf. Cincinnati Bible Seminary in 1944. He has also studied University of Nebraska, and The Cincinnati Bible — music at the Michigan State Normal College and the Seminary. At the Seminary she teaches Voice, Music =. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. At the Seminary Directing, and is the director of the Womens’ Chorus. “ %, 4 he teaches Voice and instrumental music. He is also % the director of the Mens’ Chorus and the school orchestra. Mr. Whitman has received wide recogni- tion for his musical arrangements and compositions. Page Nineteen