Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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It is with kind regard that the Class of 1975 dedicates the Nautilus. The school has many friends and supporters that are so vital in her life and yet unknown by many of the school family. Two such friends are Karl and Jean Lutz, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This family is a link with the past. His father, Henry F. Lutz, was president of McGarvey Bible College in 1923, Louisville, Kentucky. (That school, having R. C. Foster and Ralph L. Records on the faculty, merged with the Cincinnati Bible Institute to form Cincinnati Bible Seminary in 1924.) Henry F. Lutz, A.B., B.D., Ph.D., then served on the faculty of Cincinnati Bible Seminary. He was also a well- known national evangelist. Karl Lutz, A.B., B.L., M.P.L., was graduated from Bethany College, Bethany, West Virginia. He received his law degrees from George Washington University Law School, and had a successful forty-seven-year career as a patent lawyer. Since his retirement in 1967, as a biochemist he has given much attention to writing and lecturing on health and nutrition. A number of articles have appeared in Preven- tion magazine. Dedication to Jean and Karl Lutz Jean Wiegand Lutz, A.B., as well as her husband, has a great appreciation of quality higher education and of music. She was grad- uated from Wells College, Aurora, New York, having been reared in Butler, Pennsylvania. She has served as organist and choir director. He is vice-chairman of the board of control of the Bellevue Christian Church, Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, where both are adult Bible school teachers and active Christians. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lutz are involved with the present life of the school, being liberal in their support. They are as well concerned about the future of the school and have made provision accordingly. Hence, we feel one with them and to them affectionately dedicate the 1975 Nautilus.

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“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven .” The words of Solomon ring true for the activities of a year at The Cincinnati Bible Seminary. These pages bear testimony to the activities of 1974-’75 and in them you will meet the people who have made this year different from all the others. Nautilus 1975 focuses on people. People of all ages, shapes, and sizes have shared together one year of life on a quiet hill of Cincinnati. The hill is especially quiet during the summer months. Dorms are nearly empty. Classrooms are silent. But, the heart of CBS continues to beat as administrators, teachers, and custodians busily prepare for yet another year. The end of summer and the arrival of fall are marked by the arrival of students as the campus comes alive with people, people everywhere. Pause within these pages and you will catch a glimpse of these people and the places which fused to form The Cincinnati Bible Seminary for at least one year, this year 1974-75 Summer, p. 12 Administration, p. 14 Freshmen, p. 32 Music, p. 128 Senior sights, p. 144 Seniors, p. 156 Afterglow, p. 164

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Summer Was Busy