Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Esther Peden Waldon Ratkie Pearl Smith COOK INSTRUCTOR DEAN OF WOMEN LIBRARIAN (Music) . INSTRUCTOR (Typing) dedication, labor. . . Kenova Peters CUSTODIAN Quicklywe realized that the staff ' s bur- den, dedication, unselfishness, and prayers for us made a definite impact on our lives. From the pans of popcorn and other goodies provided by the deans and the fatherly pat on the shoulder by our president, Brother Yadon, to the strong Apostolic teaching, we recognized that the staff had become a major stepping stone on the journey HOME.

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Donna Holland SECRETARY INSTRUCTOR (Typing) . . . demanded Kind . . . considerate . . . compassionate . . . missions-minded . . . doctrlnally strong . . . educationally qualified ... of high Biblical standards: these were the qualities foimd in the staff of Conquerors Bible College. We learned to appreciate and respect the staff as we watched their lives and became recipients of theirknowledge and ministries. President C. H. Yadon ' s good ol ' horse sense illustrated his sound doctrinal teaching. Brother Walker ' s ability to instill Bible truths firmly ui our hearts was founded on endless hours of study, past experience, education, and consecration. The evangelistic zeal, enthusiasm, and prayersof Brother Nigh were reflected in his classes and personal coimseling. Sister Witherspoon ' s godly character taughtus to love the Word and left a challenge in our hearts. A willing- ness to serve, down-to-earth, practical teaching, and an understanding and love for youth made Sister Kantola a close friend to each student. Brother Sponsler ' s involvement as a local pastor and public school administrator made him a valuable part-time instructor as he helped us to apply psychology in our Christian service and to grasp an understanding of ancient civilizations. An excellent training background and years of experience in the field of music qualified Mr. Ratkie to teach effectively such courses as music theory and choral directing and to provide high quaKty private piano instruction. Standard Bearers were given opportunity to develop technical skills under the instruction of Sister Peden and Sister Holland. Sister Peden and Sister Walker ' s careful oversight of CBC ' s library made it a convenient study center for students. The girls received spiritual counseling, motherly guidance, and practical help from Sister Smith ' s patient service as Dean of Women. Donna Holland ' s efficiency in the business office was beneficial to both students and college administrators. The campus facilities were kept clean and orderly by the faithful labors of Brother Peters. Kitchen operations were kept runnin g smoothly by Sister Nigh who, thou also a busy mother, was a continual inspiration to us as well as a talented cook. Sister Walker ' s early morning activity as breakfast cook helped us start our day off with an appetizing breakfast. Thedailyassistanceof Sister Peters in the kitchen and in household duties around campus was a valuable contribution to the CBC environment.

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Esther Nigh DEAN OF WOMEN DIETITIAN and nutrition Helen Walker COOK LIBRARIAN Hazel Peters DIETARY ASSISTANT