Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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These We Honor Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marshall Johnsion will long be remembered by all of +he s'l'uden+s of The Cincinnafi Bible Seminary as well as fhe graduafing class of l952. Mr. Johnsfon, fhe firsf graduafe of +he Seminary, was our class sponsor for 'l'he firsl' 'lhree years of our slay a+ +he Seminary and served as an ins+ruc+or of Homilefics, Pas'l'oral Theology, and Old Tesl'amen+ Hisfory for fhree years. His coniribu- +ion fo our school in +he capaciiy of Trusiee for many years was also of much value. Mrs. Johnsfon, in addi+ion io ihe encouragemeni' which she gave +o her husband, faughi in ihe English deparimenf. Their service 'lo +he Seminary in a needy lime only ended because of ill heallh. The influence of +heir Chrisiian love and friendship was feI+ by all. To show our appreciarion we gralefully dedica+e 'rhis Naufilus 'ro Mr. and Mrs. Johnslon. 5

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CONTENTS FO RWA R D Meef The Nautilus A fwo-fold purpose resides in fhe Naufilus. Firsf, of course, if seelcs fo preserve precious memories for fhe fufure. Then, if goes beyond fhe immediafe circle of sfudenfs ancl faculfy 'Io all fhose friends, pafrons, and prospecfive sfuclenfs who may see ifs pages wifh fheir visual and prinfed aid fo a closer unclersfanding of our Alma Mafer. Wifhin fhese pages, fhe Naufilus hopes 'Io prove, by word and picfure, fhaf our fheme, To live is Chrisf, fo die is gain, is more fhan mere words fo fhose of us who have enfered fo learn and now cleparf fo serve. CHAPTER I: SUMMER... I. Nafional Campaign and Summer School 2. Dormifories ,,,,, CHAPTER 2: SEPTEMBER, , I. Classes Begin , ,,,, , 2. Special Class ,,,,,s, 3. Freshman Class ,,,,,, 4. Sophomore Class .. 5. Junior Class , ,,,, ,,,, . .. ,, 6. Gracluafe Deparfmenf 7. Faculfy . ,,,,ss ,,,, ,,,,. .s,,,, s CHAPTER 3: OCTOBER., I. World Mission Volunfeers 2. Conference on Evangelism 3. Philofhean Liferary Sociefy CHAPTER 4: NOVEMBER I. Library , ,,,, ,, , 2. Promofion and Reporf. 3. NAUTILUS Sfaff , 4. The Alma Mafer.. CHAPTER 5: DECEMBER, I. Office Sfaff ,,,,,,,, . 2. Worship IChapell ., .. 3. Em lo menf P Y ssssssssssss 4. Phofo Club . ...,.. . 4 CHAPTER 6: JANUARY ..,.,,, . I. Baskefball .,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,, 2. Sfudenf Council ......, CHAPTER 7: FEBRUARY, .,... , I. Family Nighf , ,,,....,,.,.,,, , , 2. Forensic Sociefy .........., ., 3. Phileusebian Liferary Sociefyu. CHAPTER 8: MARCH ,,,, ,,.,, ,, I. Seminary Men ,.., CHAPTER 9: APRIL. ,,,.,. . I. Seminary Women ..,..,, 2. Campus Acfivifies ........ CHAPTER IO: MAY. .......,.... , I. Music Deparfmenf ...,,.,.,, ,,,, , CHAPTER II: COMMENCEMENT .,,.. I. The Presiclenf .,,.....,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2. Our Sponsors ,.,..,,.......... ,.., ,,,... 3. The Senior Class ....,......... ,,.,,., 4. The Presiden'I s Message fo fhe Class of '52, ,,.,, ,,,..,.,....,,,, , 5. The Adminisfrafion ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6. Commencemenf ...,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,. 7. Our Pafrons, Sfudenl' Direcfory and Missionary Direcfory.. .,.... ..

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CHAPTER I: SUMMER ll's a busy season, loo To lhe seminary sludenl summer is an opporlunily lo pul inlo praclice whal has been learned in lhe long monlhs ol sludy and lo earn al leasl parl ol his 'finances lor anolher year ol sludy. Many are privileged lo parlicipale in whal are lermed campaign lrips : small groups wilh a lacully member visil aboul eighl dillerenl churches each during aboul len days lo presenl a personal reporl ol The Cincinnali Bible Seminary, lo encour- age prospeclive young people lo enroll in lhe Semi- nary, and lo mainlain lhe supporl and cooperalion ol lhe churches. There were live such groups in l95lg lour conlained a mixed quarlel and girls' lrio, lhe olher, a male quarlel. Some of us slayed in school, some worked , others Traveled. Ill Frank Walson, working on campus flower beds, UI Whal are you lr in lo rove, Te ? 3 he Mys er o lie F resl aw y g p d ll T l y f L lo L n Cernelary, Los Angeles, Calif.l finds ils answer in The Chrislus. Presidenl Perry's group wenl lo lllinois. ll in- cluded Dale Wagner, Lloyd Pelfrey, Jane Shaller, Lorraine Winn, and Jo Ann Kimball. Allhough lhe purpose ol lhe lrips was nol lor pleasure, each group found lhal nol only lo live is Chrisl, bul also lo serve Chrisl is lo live. While in Rosiclare, Illinois, Harry Randloph arranged lor lhem lo see lhe lluorspar mine where lhey lound il very wel 800 leel underground. ln Wesl Franklorl Presidenl Perry displayed his +alen+s as a chel by preparing a hamburger lry one clay and a spaghelli supper lhe nexl. Leon McMillin, Ronnie Merrill, Marilyn McDan- iel, Barbara Rice, and Shirley Palmer wenl wilh T. G. Burks lo Virginia. They visiled churches in Covinglon, Slaunlon, Richmond, Newporl News, Lee Hall, Soulh Norlolk, Charlolrlesville, and Har- l4l Zlhal myslery and ils answer represenl our lheme, 15, Dale Wagner, Dale Cluxlon, Ron Merrill, in California's orange groves. lbl T. 6. Burks al W. Va, Slale Capitol.