Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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.A 4. do ENGLZH Nj 8 i jg H 'I I 5' l - PKCYS0 n DATES f 5 t ., N l 5 7 f l 2 '- f 2 f 'I' ' X ff .ff R-Ki ki .F l Qrefi men ear Four years ago Earnest found himself asking this question. Hlrlere l am! What now? No doubt this is the thought in the mind of each freshman as he arrives bag and baggage to be- gin his Seminary career. Wvith high expectations and earnest intention, he finds things exciting but slightly confusing. Acts, Creek, Speech! what a whirl for a while!-as even Professor Dale can testify. But progress comes sooner than expected and the young student is pleased as he finds himself already growing in the knowledge and service of his Lord. The uClass of 1954,' selected Mr. John W. Wade, English instructor and basketball coach, to counsel them throughout their four-year jour- ney. Blue and silver appealed to them as class colors while the white carnation took honors as class flower. With a successful beginning, they anticipate even happier years of study and fellowship ahead of them. And Earnest can testify that they will not be disappointed if they but strive.

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-312:15 5223? Q-' 'mg-1: ..l,.. : -.3 gg 5.1.g.g.5,3.:.:,:.5.-. The llihle college is not a divine institution. hut is a human expedient to serve the church in a divine task. The Cincinnati llihle Seminary is proud and content to he a servant of Christ as she trains a faithful ministry. The Seminary is not tax- supported and does not have large endowments. thus she is dependent upon the churches for her support. She serves in faith. and must merit the confidence of individuals and churches. The Cincinnati Hihle Seminary not only recog- nizes a distinct advantage but also a moral obli- gation in informing her donors concerning the status. accomplishments. and plans of the school. Hr. Blackmore serves as Promotional Direc- tor and has the responsibility of hringing the program of the college to the attention of the churches throughout the nation. He travels thousands of miles to speak in churches. youth gatherings. preaching rallies. and summer camps on behalf of the Seminary. Mr. Blackmore is editor of REP0lt'l'. a monthly paper mailed to persons in nearly every state in the nation and several foreign countries. Roy Blackmore Students play no small part in the promotional program of the Seminary. Organized groups sing almost every Lords Day in some church. They also participate in the great National flam- paign conducted each Hay. The Seminary Con- cert Choir appears in different cities during the school year. The Cincinnati Bihle Seminary looks to the future. She is not satisfied to glory in past achievement. She will win many new friends as she presses on toward more useful service for Christ. MAKE Tl-IIS NEW COLLEGE BUILDING suv on ssu. A econ or 5' 13

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