Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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A proud moment comes when the builder, John Wilkins, pre- sents the building. Professor R. C. Foster addresses a willing audience about “The Battlefield. | BS

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Graduate Dreams Come True On Dedication Day Professor R. C. Foster speaks for the occasion. It's a big day for granddaughter, too. Roses for the lady of honor, Mrs. Edwin G. Crouch. 22 ee LEE SS SRREME TR Been

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KEPT INOUR MEMORIES Miss Claudia Moore, who served the Seminary as librarian from 1966 to May, 1968, died on Sep- tember 6, 1968, in Altoona, Pennsylvania, her home town, where she was an active member of the First Church of Christ. Miss Moore's love for her Lord is known by those who had contact with her. Her last years of life on this earth were very happy ones as she found her place of service in the Seminary library. The Lord was her love and the library was her labor. For this labor she had prepared herself well, having been trained at Milligan College, Juniata College, Millersville State College, and Peabody College, where she received the Master of Science degree in library science. Even though her period of service at the Semi- nary was brief, her winsome personality won for her a lasting place in the hearts of students and faculty. She loved her work and gave herself so unselfishly to it that only a few knew how seriously ill she was. Her sister, Velma, wrote of her, ““ Her happiest and most fruitful hours were those spent at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Her saddest moments came when she realized that her state of health would not permit her to return this fall.”’ To others it was necessary for her to pass her res- ponsibilities. She did it with a humble spirit that was hers that they might be able to do it better than she. We believe that the Lord had another service for her to render for Him ina higher realm, but we are all thankful for the time that He let her life touch ours for His sake. She shall be kept in our memories.