Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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IRA M. BOSWELI. lJ.D. 1 Iiuve life and I Iizivc piirposeg hui neither of these is original with mc. The first was' inlu-ritccly the sceinicl is El matter of CllVll'lJlllTICllt. I was born of Christian parents' into il Cl'lI'ISii2lll home, aincl was tziuglit from my youth up that life should be enjoyable and useful-enjoyable and useful to others us well as to myself. Hy pi-ecept and example I was tzuiglit to get as much goocl out of life as possible zincl to always en- alczxvor to put hack more than I took out. This was rlone hoth consciously :incl iiiiconsciously hy my pzircnts, :mil has resulterl in my cmlezivuring to he il good ministn-r of jesus LiIiris't. ---lm .ll, l?u.v'rc'i'll Courses offered by Prof Boswell: General Apologetics, Christian Doctrine, Lectures on Restoration Movement, Genesis, Ezra-Nehemiah. crflnw from Genesis clziss. Prof. Boswell lectures to two romns UIICU. Page Twenty-three

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THE WOMEN'S COUNCIL Nw A 1 Seated: B. liller. ll, llneli, N. Lionley. Sllllllllllgf X. il, Corinan, ll. Reeves. The XX'onu'n's tionneil seeks to serve the hest interests :uul well heing' ot' tlu- young women o Seminary. The Council supervises thc dormitories provirlingg' for the comlortahle housing and health ol the students: exercises' cliseiplineg gives counsel in spiritual matters atul provifles soeial recreation. Tl tonneil ntulertalses to help eaeh girl lit hersell in the lu-st possible manner for her lile's worlcAso that she may liiul enjoyment in her personal lile ancl reluler the largest posslhle service to in humanity. ln the formation ol the rnles for the coiulnct of this work atul the life ot' the sttulent hotly the l'onneil cooperates lnlly with the President of the Seminary anrl operates in harmony with his counsel alul arlvise. The members ol the Council are fully com- petent to perform their cluties, 1llNlCl'Sl21lllllIlQ,' the ifleals ol The Cincinnati llihle Seminary, aiul heing' experieneefl in the operation ol the sehool. l. Xlrs. llazel linelc, chairman ol the Council is a eracluate of the Seminary lu-ing a member of ocl and is married aiul has three girls of her own. By f the eclncational staiularcls, character, disposition. aiul ex' perience she is competent to serve in this capacity. 2. Bertha D. liiler, memher of the class of W34, receiving' the Rl, A. Degree in 1939 has served as reg.fistrar aiul teaeher for ten years aiul as house ll' rlirector for several years. 3. Vesta ,lane t'orman, nu-mher of the Class of WZ5, taught linglish aiul l.atin in the Seminary 1025-27 Zlllll as registrar has servecl in the Seminary office atul lor live years. She has hzul experience with young people in the churches zuul as a prac- tical nnrse i11 the llaniilton County Hospital. -l. Nadine Yorse Conley was a memher of the Class ol 19-ll. She is marrietl and has two girls She has servefl as house clirector for five years. She also luul several years office experience in the Seminary. 5. Dorcas listher Reeves was a memher oi the Class of W4-1. She served as house clirector for two years atul as 21 ineinher of the office stall for live years, four ol whieh she has heen the official the elass ul ltlil. She taneht Greek for two years, liookkeeper. Page Twenty-two

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RUPERT C FOSTER A.l3., An, nn. liven ns the Son of man eznne, not to be ministered unto, but to 1TllI11SXCf. zlncl to glre his life a ransom for many. Courses offered by Prof. Foster: Greek I, II, and III, Gospels, I and II Peter, James, Hebrews, Revelation, Historical Geography. All Greek to me. linclzlmoocl enjoys the qniel repose or Gospels Class. Matt. 2 128 Page Twenty-four