Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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N fix. 0 .13 v Q 1 S+. W'Wx .'?'S VF U -,sf . MLW, -14, . The Wonders of God and 'lhc works of men in This nation of ours. U1 The Greal While Throne , Zion Nalional Park, Ufah. 121 Jef- ferson's Universily of Virginia Rolunda, Charlollesville, Virginia. I31 risonburg. Sidelighls were visils lo Virginia Mililary Academy, Washinglon and Lee Universily, Monli- cello, Virginia Beach-where Marilyn, Barbara and Leon go+ lheir shoes wel'-lhe shipyards of New- porl News, and 'lhe colonial capilol in Williamsburg. Earl Sims 'look Roger and Agnes Koerner, Janice Korns, and Belly Hawkins 'lo lowa where lhey were able +o spend parl of a day observing lrial in El- dora. Gene McElroy arranged for +hem lo be shown lhrough Boys' Town, Nebraska. They also visiled lhe slale hospilal in Cherokee and Exposi- +ion Hall in Sioux Cilyg Roger and Earl saw lhe world's largesl' mink farm in Anfhon. The Missourians were shown by Roy Blackmore and quinlel: Dana Eynon, Myrna Gannon, Barbara Shymanik, Frank Walson, and Danny Harlsock. While picnicking a+ Meramec Springs lhey mel' a large group of Baplisl' young people for whom lhey Revolutionary War Viclory Monumenf al Yorklown. L41 Hawk's Nest, Wesf Virginia. l51 Hoover lBoulder1 Dam, Arizona. T61 Ml. Rush- more Memorial, Black Hills, Soulh Dakola. sang. They wenl lhrough Meramec Caverns and look a speedboal' ride on Lake of 'rhe Ozarks. By coincidence lhe group overlook Presidenl Perry near S+. Louis and lhe l'wo groups relurned +0- gelher. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dornelle wenl +o Oklahoma along wilh Dean Lankford, Lesler Ragland, and lvan Odor. The four men sang as a quarlel. All lhe groups said ihey were well received. Bul' performance requires preparaiion, and sev- enly-six sl'udenl's began sludies in summer school on lhe day a'i'ler lhe campaign ended. Five courses were +augh'l' by Mr. Carver, Mr. Ensign, and Mr. Dale wilh aboul lwenly-five sludenls in each class. Bible Conference Week al' Cedar Lake, Indiana, was a highlighl' of 'rhe laHer par+ of +he Summer. Selh Wilson, dean of Ozark Bible College, and Dean G. M. Ellioll leclured daily. Mr. Noble 7 , ri ai 'ox 'E' 'ee ..-, .L isa-'Q .-wwf, .4

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A ...... .1 ,mainl- Top of page: U1 Ramrod and fhe Hofrod Kids. 121 The Maior and the Miners. Ui Sleeping, Anyway. Q41 Pedobapfisfs af fhe Beach. GIRLS' DORMlTORlES-Leff page, upper lefl: Filer Dormifory. Up- per righf: Dalfon Hall. Middle leff: Liflle Warsaw. Middle righf Big Warsaw, Lower leff: Vorse Dormifory. Lower righf: Caroline Dormifory. Tribble spoke for daily vespers. All 'rhe music was under fhe direcfion of Professor Whifman and in- cluded many quarfef numbers by Barbara Shymanik, Dana Eynon, Don Whifman, and Frank Wafson. Re- union day was fhe Big Day and on fhaf evening a chili parfy was given in Roberf Lillie's home. The fall session of school began wifh Orienfafion Week for fhe new sfudenf. Lecfures by Mr. Burks and Professor R. C. Fosfer gave fhem fhe hisfory of fhe school and ifs relafionship fo fhe Resforafion Movemenf and suggesfions as fo fhe besf mefhods of sfudy. When regisfrafion was finally complefed, fhere were fwo hundred and sixfy-fhree men and one hun- dred and sevenfy-fhree women enrolled, who could say wifh full undersfancling, wifh Paul, For fo me fo live is Chrisf . . . 9