Dayton Bible College - Object Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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' A , 'I A r A - , FFR A . .. - .-Av' SCHOOL ENTRANCE - 'THE DOOR TO CHRISTIAN SERVICE' 1 I GLORY: Isaiah 6:3 And one cried :unto an- other, and said, Holy, Holy, Holy, is the .Lord of hosts: the whole earth is full of his glory. , Isaiah 6:8 AIso I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for. Lis?,'I'hen said I, Here am I, send me. ' DEDICATION DR. LEONARD E. wELsHoNs I To Dr. Leonard E. Welshons, founder and president of DAYTON BIBLE INSTITUTE, we firmly dedicate this Yearbook. Dr. Welshons is a man of vast spiritual integrity. His pioneering spirit has made him an outstanding leader of the Lord where his feet have trocl. It was his launch- ing faith that caused him to lay the foundation and see the fulfillment of Dayton Bible Institute. He is pastor, teacher, executive, and friend to countless numbers of individuals. OBJECT STAFF OFFICERS Top lleft 'to rightl , Robert Graeter, Walter Fife Ronald Keise, Harvey Moyer Emma Lee Holden, Pauline Neff Carroll Blair, Robert Schonauer. Left fb right: , , ment. h l Si'andingfEleanor Planck, Joan Morgan, Barabar Schonauer, Ron- ald Stafon, Rev. Ed Vance. I -. --.mfr-nau- I I I Seated-Paul Phillips, Geo. Hu- merick, Ralph Lyons, Eileen Reh- KU 3 O B z Z SL E9 ca E:-! fb -0- -. ,rn THE QUEST OF TRUTH 5 R EXTENSION DIRECTOR REV. LOREN G. KOLB Brother Loren Kolb is an able. promo- ter o'?'Dayton Bible Institute in the Extension Department. He hastravel- ed thousands ot miles in surrounding communities with the Teacher's. Train- inglprogram of the lnstitute. He is pastor of Linden Open Bible Church, Captain of the Good Ship Zion reli- gious TV broadcast and instructor at the Institute. ' TRUSTEE REV. WM. WILLARD Rev. Wm. Willard and his wide range ot ministerial background, is of im- mense importance to DBl's program ot training Christian workers.qHis in- spiration, spirit to achieve, can be sensed by all students and school ad- ministrators. Pastor of ,O-pen Bible Church, Mansfield, Ohio. ' Ohge : im- Hmm Ts in- 1 be l ad- Bible TRUSTEE REv. WM. ERALEY Rev. Wm. Fraley is the newest mem- ber to the Board of Trustees. Being the District Superintendent of the.Al- Iegheny District Open Bible Standard Churches, extends DBl's influence to the North-eastern states for broader and more comprehensive coverage. Trustee Fraley is pastor of the Open Bible Church at Je.annette, Pennsyl- vania. ' TRUSTEE REV. T. H. STATON liPicture does not appear? . An evangelist, pastor and Carribbean missionary, Trustee -Staton is a con- stant stimulus to the spiritual-inspired Bible training program. His capacity to get the job done is God-given and controlled. The Aims ol Our School u DBI is an integral part of the Eastern Division Open Bible. Standard Churches, Inc., a world-wide organization whose members seek to pro- mote. the-Full Gospel message of the Lord. - ' I T ' . ln support of this fundamental purpose, the specific aims ofthe school are: I C ' C To provide supplementary educational opportunities and- train- ing to those. wishing to develop Christian character. i To provide a course 'of study which .meets the educational and ,A training demands of all types of church work. S S 4 To provide. a course of study for those preparing for Pastoral work, Evangelistic, Missionary work, Teacher training and gen- eral Christian Education. , - T 1 , To help determine. the field of work for which one is best fitted, with specialrnotice taken of The Call from'God, one's interest, aptitudes, abilities and resources-and assist in making progress and adjustment. S Q To help cultivate spiritual insights, moral qualities and a person- al touch with God. y , y To stimulate leadership development under the direction of the Holy Spirit. A gy A To provide opportunities for such preparation and leadership to be accomplishe.d. I . V . C - - Thank God for School That is' Interested in Iflacing Students 2'-'SUP -15950-lm 514'-I r Tribute to the Administration y Plans are formed and dreams are dreamed, but the actuality of a moving organization .must be performed by willing hands, feet' and minds. The. architect draws-the builder builds. The doctor applies- God heals. To the men and women of D.B.l. that one called the admin- istrator we pay tribute fortheir tenacity and faithfulness of purpose. They have had thechallenge of thework to be done-ethey have accom! plished the missions of presenting themselves: that knowledge might be foremost. Being given to the S-pirit-means warmth of learning. There are many who would I-earn-but who will give themse.lves over to God to be instructors-to help the student find' himself-The disciplinary motives of the. classroom are sometimes misunderstood by the onlooker, b-ut to those feasting and .nourished by the words of wisdom-light re- places darknessq T Q - 4 r To our leaders we say ai humble thank you. for your time and help , your prayers 'and tears . your understandingvand patience yourlong suffering andvlove. Out of the darkness into the light we have walked together. Dean of School Pl'eSldel1l' Secruetqry Rev. L. Edw. Welshons, Dr. L. E. Welshons, Miss Virginia Williams, Greater plans for thrusting more trained Workers into the field while ready for harvest. Rev. G. Ruth Welshons, though young in years is ripe in experience ancl acl- vice given to the women of the lnsti- tute. l-ler personal lite is the epitomy of success in properly blending her ministerial duties with her home mak- ing. Dean of Women Rev. G. Ruth Welshons ll ACTING REGISTRAR DIRECTOR UF .R PRIVATE SECRETARY .STUDENT AFFNR5 1 The 1952-53 school yearffound Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vance ' ' joining the ranks of DBI as full-time administrative workers. Rev. Ed-, g ward Vance is Director of Student Attairs,.and Rev. Louise Vance as Acting Registrar and Private,'Secretary to the Dean o'tiSchooI. Clerk Mimeograph and H Librarian 4 Maintenance Department vi ' Mrs. Barbara Schonauer ,Ronald Staton Geneva Britton OF FAIRS K r Dean L. Edw. Weishons You re wanted an the Dean s Office Cleanliness is next to GodIiness The wheeis of progress roll on. I I: I I I I II -I , I E, II' I I I I . I I I I I . I I I I I I I FACULTY :W I: In sleet, rain, cold or pleasantries the faculty made its place in our lives. Sometimes astute, tired, impassionate, passionate, whatever the emo- tional or psychological condition classes must go on. For their tenacity, faithfulness and spiritual humility we agree with George. Palme.r when he said, What constitutes the tea-cher is a passion to make scholars. Thank God for teachers who are. desirous to make Christian scholars. i W TRIBUTE T0 THE fa y' , ' . Q 1 I K I l 1 1 1 x , , A a -1 , W . x 4 n , . 523 Z, Z? 4 1 - EY Q 25 i Z x 4 iw Y 5 17 2? f y fx? fi , if 1 2 1 ' . K' ' - - 1 .. 14 W f P' fi 1. w :Q ' af , 1 ' 4,7 '- -1 1 as 4 'F F-im, ' 1 ff W . A 5, s ,, Ci . . , . ' I I FACULTY . DT. Welshons Dr. Myrgn Rev. Loren Kolb Rev. Stanley Harpe FACULTYR .... Rev. Opal Mouer 4 Rev. Wm. Mouer 1 e ' Rev. LaVerne Ruppert Rev. Pierce Reed FACULTY . . Rev. Edward Vance ' Rev. Richard Headrick Rev. Louise Vance FACULTY . Mrs. Ruth Kauffmann Mildred Dennis Dean i.. Edw. Welshons ' A G Ruth Welshons F A C U L T Y . . . Rev. Violet Camp Rev. Robert Camp Mrs. Ruby Halsey Rev. Velma Poweil FACULTY . Mr. Frank Powell SENIURS 1951 1 1952 19453 THE GRADUATES These pages tell much more than can be seen by the eye or heard by the human ear. This is the. story of God's chosen vessels-the story of His Call-His Business in operation. Out of the nooks and corners of habitation 'come souls to kneel at the cross-to rejoice-to listen to to His Will-they sever ties and begin their journey to completion of His voice-to answer the call of the spirit. They listen,.they subscribe thatWill. Bronzed faces tanned by the winds out the tarms, entertainers, homemakers, laborers,-all join hands at D.B.l. to learn ol the Bible and the ways of Hiswork. From theisles of the south to the country of the far north-come the students-come the graduates. First severances are mild compared to trials of discipline. and selt denial of the train- ing period. As God begins the great refinement-those meaning com- plete surrender, feel joy and satisfaction of purpose. Through inclement weather and loneliness, through many tiresome hours of study and pray- ers of heavy intercession, God brings the student and he be.comes the graduate. O, Spirit bless the one that has gone forth for Thee- Grant bonds of love to join our hearts as one. THE HARVESTERS CLASS '51 V ll ll I-Ia rvesters CLASS oFFlcERs 1951 Three Year Ministerial Course 0ne 'Year Teacher's Training Velma Powe.ll .................................... President .................................... Betty Roseberry Delores Cundiff ..... ................... V ice President ............................ ......... P eter Stolle Class Scripture .......... Class Colors ............ Motto ...................... Ma rveen Thompson ......... ......... S eicretary Frances Swigart ................................. Treasurer Myrtle Sheetz Timothy 4:2 Blue and White 'Pray, Watch and Work' l- CLASS SONG V HARVESTERS FOR JESUS llmpart-Soldiers for the King-by A. G. Horstl We. are Harvesters for Jesus in the field, As we take the Gospel to every tribe and race. Taking God's word as our sword, As we watch, and work and pray, We cannot fall by the way, We can go forward for Him in every day, Proclaiming the gospel messag e for our Lord, We will give our lives for Him, On the battle field you'll see, Harvesters to glean are we. FIRST D B 1 GRADUATES HARVESTERS' CLASS HISTORY Class of '51 We the Senior class of 1951 first graduates of Dayton Bible Institute, wish to give you a summary of some of the events that have happened in our three years of schooling. On December 19, 1950 other students wondered why the members of 'our class were so excited. It was on this day that a baby girl, Linda Kay, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maglott. Our class was very proud for the fact that Brother and Sister Maglott were the parents of DBI. lt was wonderful news to hear of this event, but our hearts rejoiced more as we saw our Dean dedicate Linda Kay to the Lord. The Maglotts are now the pastors of the Ithaca Open Bible Church of God is blessing the ministry in many ways. - Two of our teachers have returned from our teaching staff to serve as assistant pastors elsewhere. We were sorry to hear of their resignation, but are happy to see them working for the Lord and having His blessing upon their ministry. Another member of our faculty, God saw fit to call home to his rewards. O'n May 28, 1949 our hearts were grieved to hear this, but yet we rejoice for we realize that some day we will be able to have fellowship with him again. The Rev. Willard D. Spencer whom the Lord saw fit to take home had previously taugh Bible Atlas and 'Personal Evange- lism at Dayton Bible Institute. He was also pastor of the Open Bible Church in Bel- mont and God had given him a marvelous ministry. Our class has quite a few who have been working for the Lord in various churches, while yet In school. Frances Swigart, a chalk artist, Edwin Stamper, photographer, Arthur Maglott, pastor of lthaca Open Bible Church, Clyde Moore, pastor of church in Pennsylvania, and Pierce Reed an evangelist. God has been blessing these students as they have been working for the Glory of the Lord. Throughout our threelyears of school we have had some of our students to assist the school. Velma Powell has been Our l-Ibrarlan, and truly everyone can say that she has done excellent work for the HARVESTERS' CLASS HISTORY Lord in the library. She has also worked for the Dean as secretary during her last year of school. Pierce Reed has served as bookroom manager. Pierce ordered supplies and books for the students as they needed them. We as the Senior Class are very proud of these students that have taken care of their work so faithfully. Many high lights. Other highlights during our school activity was the appearance and encourage- ment given to us to believe God for our needs from our Dean's wife Sister G. Ruth Welshons. lt was during a class period that she related to us how the Lord had healed her youngest son, Kevin after drinking kerosene. Although the life had left the child's body, God intervened and he was completely healed. Many times we don't quite understand why this or that should happen, but God has a purpose in every- thing He does as we see when He performed this miracle. A heart-breaking moment came to us and to Brother and Sister DeJaynes when the Lord found it fit to take their little loved one from their home. Their first child was born to them in a sickly condition with an affliction that only God knows all about. After keeping her in their home for almost a year the Lord saw fit to call her home. Still they looked to Him and praised Him for they knew the Lord had a purpose in His mighty works. lt was only a week later that the Lord filled the empty place in their hearts with another little girl who was perfect in health and a very beautiful child. On Christmas day while lying on a hospital bed Sister DeJaynes opened her Bible 'and God gave her the beautiful scripture found in Psalms 30:5 For His anger endureth but a moment, in his favour is life: weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. As a result of this scripture they named their girl Linda Joy, the joy being for all that God meant to them and for all of His wonderful gifts. Brother and Sister DeJaynes found that no matter how great the tests and trials may be God will bring us out victoriously if we will only lift up the standards of His precious Word and do as He commands us. For theref may be tears in the night but there will always be joy in the morning. We have now come to the end of our history. Our three years may have at times seemed like we could not pull through but God was bidding us to come and cast our care upon Him. ln leaving we the graduating class of l95l wish to say good-bye to our faculty members, intimate friends and fellow students. lt has been wonderful having fellowship with you these three years and we will be praying for you as we labor in the various fields for the Lord. X Q 1 em., . wg X 4 WM ,W KST? , . N-5 NX, A Q . xx If AFTERNOON BEFORE THE BIG NIGHT wg? r y 1 HARVESTERS' CLASS WILL Class ol '51 I, Cecil Barton, hereby will and bequeath my books to Le.Roy Ruby. I, Edwin Stamper, hereby will and bequeath my dictionary to Bert Cul- te.r,Jr. I, Frances Swigart, hereby will and bequeath my ability to 'fall asle.ep in classes to Barbara Smith. I, Marveen Thompson, hereby will and beque.ath my quietness to Grace Cundiff. I, Clyde Moore, hereby will and beque.ath my 3:30 a.m. study periods to Calvin Cates. . I, Delores Cundiff, hereby will and beque.ath my ability to write notes in class to Joan Morgan. I, Olive Smith, hereby will and bequeath my giggling when asked a question to Donna Walton. I, Mary Brackney, hereby will and beque.ath my Roberts' Book of Rules to Paul Howell. I, Shirley Gunder, hereby will and bequeath my smile to Annonda Sav- age. I, Pierce Reed, hereby will and bequeath my ability to boss to Harvey Moyer. I, Robert Renfro, hereby will and beque.ath my position in the quartet to Bob Graeter. ' I I, Chalmer DeJaynes, hereby will and bequeath my ability to cut paper dolls in class to Dean Ash. I, Arthur Maglott, hereby will and bequeath my preache.r's itch to Hobart Wick. I, Mary Maglott, hereby will and bequeath my mixture of classes to Gwe.ndolyn Kolb. I, Winifred Blagg, hereby will and bequeath my afternoons of leisure at work to Doris Mills. I, Velma Powell, here.by will andubequeath my good grades to Carol Lindermann. l 5 l s Ministerial Graduates in White T h eac er Training Graduates in Dark Left to right: Row l-Waneeta Wick, Shirley Gunder, Marveen Thompson, Valvetta Barr. Row 2-Helen Gates, Winifred Blagg, Velma Powell, Louise Devereaux. Row 3-Edith Decker, Olive Smith, Mary Maglott, Mary Brackney, Eleanor Planck. Row 4--Raymond Moats, Cecil Barton, Arthur Maglott, Delores Cunditf, Frances Swigart, Mary Jane Moyer. Row 5-Edwin Stamper, Pierce Reed, Robert Renfro, Chalmer De Jaynes, Clyde Moore Not in picture? 1 i THE HARVESTERS' FAREWELL The time of parting is drawing near, When we Seniors must depart. But you students leave memories so dear, Locked up within our heart. We think of days tilled with pleasure, We think of days when all went wrong, But yet the unhappy days cannot measure, With the ones we had with a song. Some days the teachers seeme.d to be cross, But it could have 'been our blame, We might have. thought we were the boss, But remember student was our name. To each student, faculty, and Dean, We say 'farewell in Jesus name, From D.B.l. we must now depart With a prayer and memory in each heart. i Marveen Thompson fi ' 5 1 1 I 1 'rf 1 1 1 1 11x 5 1- 1 1. 1f 31 1 1 5 1 5 's 1 f1 A S 1 1: E 5 I 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 'F 1 . , 'it L, E 1 1- 1 if 5 15 1 53 ,1 111 ,1 31 1 1 ,1 Iwi 11 , ,1 11 11 111 ,, .11 1 I.. K1 K1 11 15 11. 1 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 I, W1 1: 11 1 C1 1 X11 1 1, 1111 111. 14 1 T11 11 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . V Ai! THE AMBASSADOR' S CLASS OF 1952 AMBASSADORS CLASS oFFlcERs i952 Three. Year One YGGI' Ministerial Course Teacher's Training Dean Ash .................... ............ P resident ............. .............. a ...Tursia Porter Ronald Keise ................... ............ V ice, President ............ ............................................. Doris Mills Bucher ......... .......... S feicretary ......... ..... Q .... A anna Schaefer Bert Culter, Jr. .......... .......... T reasurer ......... ......... D avid Perkins, Sr. Class Scripture ....... Philippians 4:l3 Class Colors ............. ...................................... B lue and Gold Motto .............. Onward, Outward, Upward Class President 1952 Survival of child threatened by an incurable disease. . . . God inter- venes and marvellous healing results. ' This is the dynamic pattern in the life of Class President Dean Ash. Down through the years a blessing of God has governed Brother,Ash s b ll life to a place of prepared for se.rvice. As fellow class mem ers, a students look for President Ash to permit the Holy Spirit to lead him in great achievements for the Kingdom of God. His inspiration during ' ' d d f lt class sessio at DBI. ns and fervor In prayer will long be remembere an e AMBASSADUITS CLASS WILL I, Leroy Ruby, hereby will and bequeath my ability to study to Fred M-cKenrick. I I, Roland Keise hereby will and bequeath my vision of missions to Rob- ert Graeter. I, Bert Culter Jr. hereby will and beque.ath my ability to sleep to Bud Meshew. I, Dean Ash hereby will and beque.ath my ability to be a bachelor to Bobby Brown. I, Doris Bucher, hereby will and bequeath my quietness to Emma Lee Holden. l, Grace Culter, hereby will and bequeath my ability to gum snapping to Annonda Savage. I, Barbara Smith hereby will and bequeath my ability to eat candy in class to Jean Morgan. I, Ray Curtin, hereby will and bequeath my books to Hobart Wick. I, Harvey Moyer hereby will and bequeath my ability of continually talking to Calvin Cates. AIVIBASSADORS CLASS HISTORY An annual occurrence at Dayton Bible lnstltute is graduation However no com mencement would be complete without the class history The purpose of this history is to recapltulate the spiritual blessings and fellowship enjoyed in three years of school lt was in the fall of nineteen fifty that twelve eager freshmen sat in the student assembly room and took their entrance examinations Now six semester later eight of three years have been joyous sometimes tiring with study but yet full of those happy moments when all rejoice in Christ The eight graduates are Brothers Dean Ash Ronald Kelse Harvey Moyer Bert Culter Ray Curtin LeRoy Smith Sisters Grace Culter Doris Bucher and Barbara Smith We were sorry to see the original class parted Brother Bill Carol is now in the United States Army and Sisters Ruby Evans and June Kramer found it necessary to give up school. Their presence will be missed at graduation, but their places were temporarily filled by Brother and Sister Mason Hughes, transferred students from L. l. F. E. in California. We are equally glad to have Brother Ray Curtin graduating with us. I '52 the initial class are ready to don their caps and gowns and receive their diplolnas. The I I I I I ' I . ,'- . , During the three years several of the seniors were married. Those entering into holy matrimony were: Bert Culter Jr. and Grace Cundiffg Lowell Bucher and Doris Mills, and LeRoy Ruby anod Audrey Witherow. As we review the student's activities during the three years we readily see our senior class has been busy in the work of the Lord. lt was in November of the first year that Ronald Keise, Dean Ash, and LeRoy Ruby met with another member of the Harvester's class and formed D. B. l.'s first quartet. Their ministry was greatly blessed and the experience gained was invaluable. lt was during the summer between our freshman and junior years that many of the students really launched out for God. Donald Keise toured the British owned isle of Jamaica with a Youth For Christ team. Dean Ash and LeRoy Ruby traveled.to S1-eqmburg New York, where they held a two weeks revival in the community union church. Brother Ash remained the entire summer as pastor in this work, and the last report received gave the good news of its P 09 e55- As we returned to school for our Junior year Brother Keise and Brother Ash re- ' d in the school quartet and were beneficial in the school revival. It was at maine , . this time that the Ambassador class found a bountiful suPPlY of P0fenf'0l Preachers- Those speaking during the campaign were Ronald Keise, .Dean A5511 l-CROY Ruby. ond Hqryey Moyer. Summer again brought many opportunities to spread the gospe. Bert Culter Jr accompanied a senior last Year fo 0 Church 'n lowa' where he qsslsled os son Ieoller. Other students went with touring teams to recruit new students. God did no? deny their efforts and victorious rep0rfS were heflfd 05 we ventured 'nto our senior year. ' You have heard of only the outstanding events, but we feel that the other student activities during our school years have even more greatly benefitted the kingdom of God. Aside from preaching in various churches, Brother Moyer has been an active Sunday School superintendent and rest home leader. Brother Ash is the active assistant pastor of one of our local churches. Along the lines of Sunday School we find our students as able teachers. Brother Keise, Brother and Sister Culter, and Sister-Doris Bucher are teaching in their home churches and their pastors can testify of their wholehearted support in the ministering of the gospel. 4 The Senior class held their own class revival this year and God blessed in divers ways to the good of the kingdom. y We are sorry to leave the portals of D. B. I., but we as Seniors, are viewing the white fields of harvest and as we assemble for the last time on commencement evening our eyes will be viewing the approaching harvest and in our hearts we will be coveting your earnest prayers. Q Class '52 Ray Curtin Favorite Scripture: Psalms 23:1 Favorite chorus: Draw Me Nearer Description: Serious minded Ronald Keise Favorite Scripture Romans 8:28 Favorite chorus: Sunrise Tomorrow Description: Stern ,ffl ,Z 15223 A-if Class '52 Bert Culter, Jr, Favorite scripture Psalms 27,:l Favorite chorus: Amazing Grace Description: Jolly Grace Culter Favorite scripture: Ephesians 6:ll Favorite chorus: Victory in Jesus Description: Cultured 1- elim r 2 I Class '52 Harvey Moyer Favorite Scripture: Isaiah 6:8 Favorite Chorus: Isn't He Wonderful Description: Determined Doris Bucher Favorite Scripture John 15:16 Favorite Chorus: To Be Like Jesus Description: Bashful Class '52 Barbara Smith, . Favorite Scripture: John 3:16 ' Favorite Chorus: Amazing Grace Description: Talkative LeRoy Ruby Favorite Scripture: Revelation lZ:l Favorite Chorus: I'm Going to Work and Watch Gnd Pray Description: Intelligent Io - a l an l CUNOUERURS CLASS HISTORY 1953 CONGUERORS CLASS OFFICERS 1953 S Mfg Hobart Wick .................... .......................... President William Lentsch ............ ............. V ice. President Secretary Treasurer , Class Scripture ............. ......... E phesians 6:16-I7 Class Colors ........... ................................... Motto .. ............ ........ F aith, Salvation, Sword GV Bea n f Buckner J. Allene Eakes Mqrgdfe I Archibald Eakes Mrs. Joe Gutman Tursia Porter Violet Harper David Perkins Sr. Anna V. Schafer Eileen Rehmert 6 Beatrice Stewa rt x , Rutha nn Stewart g. 7: x14 ig 2 I X a ., 4 ' f U 1 ', 1 . , X 1 , fi . 1 ! I Il .f. ly In ll I I I I I I s I I I HOBART G. WICK Descriptive Word: lndustrious Favorite Scripture: John l5:7 - Favorite Chorus: l Want To Live So God Can Use Me ' Rich in determination . . . Rich in fidelity . . . Enriched by the richest of all . . .the Holy Ghost. I I I WHLLIAM E. LENTSCH Descriptive Word: Zealous Favorite Scripture: Hebrews 1338 Favorite Chorus: Every Day With Jesus JOAN E. MORGAN Descriptive Word: Dainty Favorite Scripture: Romans 8:3839 Favorite Chorus: lr Will Be Worth Ir All us fWS 13:8 ith Jesus 1 It All HASKEL C. J'ENKINS Descriptive Word: ' Positive Favorite Scripture: Hebrews 13:5 Favorite Chorus: Isn't He Wonderful CALVIN H. CATES Descriptive Word: Determined Favorite Scripture: Acts 2:39 Favorite Chours: What The World Needs Is Jesus DOROTHY I. CUMMINGS Descriptive Word: Devoted Favorite Scripture: Philippians 4:19 Favorite Chorus: l'm Pressing On FRED MacKENDRICK Descriptive Word: Considerate Favorite Scripture: John 6:35 Favorite Chorus: Jesus Is The Sweetest Name I Know S cl IHS 4:19 :sing On arate 235 Name I WALTER E. BOSTICK Descriptive Word: Fervent Favorite Scripture: Romans l.Q:i3 Favorite Chours: Without His I Can Do Nothing WALTER FIFE Descriptive Word: Earnest Favorite Scripture: Hebrews 5:8 Favorite Chorus: Jesus Is The Sweetest Name I Know i AN NON DA D. SAVAGE Descriptive Word: Helpful Favorite cripture: Galatians 5:1 Favorite Chorus: He Showed Me His Hand ROBERT CREECH Descriptive Word: Favorite Scripture: Favorite Chorus: TEACHER TRAINING GRADUATES Gne-Yecu' Course Tl-IELMA CURTIN BERT!-IA CALLOWAY Witty Romans 6:9, IO CUNUUERO S' CLASS HISTORY 5:1 Hand 9, l0 dard Class of '53 In the month Of Seplembef, 1950 approximately twenty-two full time students en- rolled as Freshmen in Dayton Bible Institute. These students were on fire for God and hungry to study the Word. One of the first things we learned as new students was how little we know about God's Word. At the beginning of the following term, the enrollment had dropped to nineteen students including William Lentsch and David Perkins, Jr. as new comers. The high- light of this semester and in fact the wohel year was the student revival which proved a blessing to all. This revival fed our souls and the Spirit of fellowship was in evidence greater than ever before. The school picnic at Sinclair Park resulted in a time of real Christian fellowship and without a doubt some sore muscles from a stren- uous game of volley ball. We were privileged to- be in the group ofunderclassmen at the first graduation of Dayton Bible Institute. With a time of joy but a time of sorrow realizing that next year they would not be in our midst. . September, l95l . . .. Again we entered DBI for our second year of training for the Lord. When the excitement and rush of graduation and greeting old friends passed away we counted nine of our friends and one new comer, Walter Bostick. The year 'Sl had happy moments and certainly times of concern. The highlight of the Spring term was a never-to-be-forgotten prayer meeting with the power of God coming in our midst in a special way. The Glory of the Lord so stirred our souls that it was a time of challenge and pleasant memories. About this time we were informed by the Dean and his wife that they were going to treat us to a chili supper . . . We are still looking forward to the chili supper. The picnic at Sinclair Park this year was as usual a physical and spiritual blessing. Emphasis was added to the picnic as many of the alumni were present which gave it a reunion atmosphere. l I CUNOUERURS' CLASS HISTORY During the summer months many of us were actively engaged in the Lord's work. A note of sorrow crossed our class as Sister Donna Renfrow, a member of our Fresh- man class, was called home to Glory. Later during the summer we were surprised to receive word from the school of a mid-summer rally for students and friends. The blessing and fellowship was well worth the effort made by all to attend. The year 1952 speeded upon us and we once more found ourselves entering the portals of DBI. The last year of our preparation for the work of the Lord. The re- sponsibility of achieving all we could during the last year impressed us to stoudy and work for proper training greater than in all our three years of schooling. To our sorrow we found two of our class members failing to return. However, two newcomers, Sister Dorothy Cummings and Brother,Haskel Jenkins, were aded to our class roll. The class officers for thc graduating class are: Hobart Wick, President, William Lentsch, Vice Presidentg and Annonda Savage, Secretary and Treasurer. The apex memory of our first semester is found during our Homiletic classes. Most of us as potential ministers found the dean taking us apart as preachers a piece at a time. lt has been prophesied and even proclaimed that we will be put together in time for graduation and for future servants of the Lord. I As Conquerors for Christ the class of '53 will assume its responsibility to claim the world for Christ. Our past year of school has challenged us as we have never been challenged before. All signs point to an immediate return of Jesus. We shall conquer as we pray and as you pray for us. CUNUUERORS' CLASS POE1Vl Class of '53 RETROSPECTlON S ' It all began three years ago, How time has slipped away, Hard pressed at times, we've loved each year, Each text, and every day, Revivals in our treshman year, To fill our hearts with glee- For souls' who came to Him who died, That we might all be free. We've racked our brain at each exam. We thought our teachers stern, For their insistence we should grasp, What they thought we should learn. The dean, we thought, was mad at us, We didn't know just why, But now we know he is our friend, An all around good guy. We've had our pleasures, sorrows too, A loved one crossed the bay, But only for a little while We'll meet her some glad day. Now it's time that we should part. Going on to the conquest for him, ln our trials and testings here, We have used the shield of faith to win. We have donnecl the helmet of Salvation, And with the Sword of the Spirit aflame. We are launching out to conquer, In Christ's holy and matchless name. For it truly is a battle, To lead others to Eternal life, So we are chosen in our calling As conquerors in Christ. CUNQULLOLS' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the seniors of D. B. l. class of '53 of the state of Ohio, do hereby bequeath to the Juniors and Freshmen our cultivated talents and knowledge of all that we have learned at D. B. l. We the Senior class, bequeath to the faculty our deepest sympathy. l, Calvin Cates, bequeath my ability to sleep in class during lectures to Bob Creech. 4 I, Walter Bostick, bequeath my A's to any one who' will work hard enough to keep them. ,Joan Morgan, bequeath all my lost possessions and class notes to Sister Knebl. Walter Fife, bequeath my ambition to pioneer a new work and my red bow ties to Elvin Wooley. A I , Hobart Wick, bequeath all my English notes and lists of favorite choruses to Ralph Lyons. , Sister Cummings, bequeath my ability to remain quiet and calm under trying conditions during exams. to Sister Schonauerj . , Fred Mackenrick, bequeath my singing ability to Roy Planck. , Ann Savage, bequeath my short walk to school and my gift of gab to Eleanor Planck. , Brother Jenkins, bequeath my gentle influence to all who need it. , William Lentsch, bequeath my book learning and my cool outlook of the future to Bro. Lincoln. , REVIEW DF r LASS SESSIONS WHAT CLASSES HAVE MEANT T0 ME Hello therel - Did you recognize me in the pictures you've seen? Yes, I remember so well the different occasions-the shaky knees, the perspiring palm, the joy of giving a good recitation. Oh! the wave of gladness l feel when I think of the way God's spirit moved at D.B.I. How those prayer meetings helped when the money was gone and my clothes were few! But listenl-the best of every period came when a new truth leaped from the pages of God's wo-rd to fasten itself upon my heart. Each class was new-fresh with inspiration and so dripping with the honey of goodness to remember that I can't begin to say I grasped it all. Guess the Spirit will revive it again when I sit down and meditate, of all the texts and ideas I've absorbed. I have taken in-now I want to give out-I have been a header--let me be a doer.-And may I never lose that hunger to learn that I have found at D. B. I. Bye Yours in Him The Student, The Graduate 1 I I , 1 I ' ' l - -, 1 . W . SING ING TIME Q . N .L .. ,- Wea. N- E 2 --feqwfggf K fix ,'::z :2 21921111 :C+ I X UWER III PRA YER nlu --g- STUDY HALL Assss 'ro TRAIN CONSECRATED INTELLECT PRACTICE WHILE LEARNING E-IARM NY LASS Jyfgyf-W N 7. ,M f p ffffyffffc fecvzf f MQ , 0 f mm fffff MCM, 2 6 W fy ','f 0 V 2 ,M ,f Wjyf X! ,X , CWQM f' 7 f, MW ff! if ,M ,,,, xx 1 nsirel Ei 1cs .Mem 1 i I DBI s First Day School Class - 1952 Front Row: Geo. Humerick, James Maglott, Wm. Lentsch, Ronald Staton. Back: Elvin Wooley, Robt. Brown, Ralph Lyons, Robt. Scronauer. OUR DAY SCHOOL Since the inception of our institute we have watched the passing months add many betterments to make a mature training center. The most outstanding branch of progression is the day sessions. The student attending day school is able to devote more time and effort to preparation for his work. He gives his all to learning then doing, which makes him a firm defender of truth when graduation comes. We sa- lute the students of day school for their determination in a world of indecision. We I b red tirelessly to salute the workers in each department of the school that have a o educational force come true, see the dream of very TOADAY'S DAY scHo0 L -+1953 ii COMMENCING THE DAY RIGHT . . 131 ' , I .. , N LECTURES THAT BUILD fc nn. 1 v .' , 11115, ,.1 ,gh-f ,-r. 2.- -f- 'wg j'..i.?,f1'f.' f 3 ii. . .1 ',f,f..3j:. 5 mia-. 1:9 '.'-, : 1 .ff-','g.Z: 1 fjlwl' . 4' S,-'95 :721.'gf-J 1 -- lui. in 1:1353 -J! -,j.. 1 .-'s'-'-7 s-2 2.51.5 ,fgaghf-.'.-f'. .1 . V' .:...,'-'.. W -., ,,',11. 'nib' T f:-' f, rp.. . 3-f-' -',-'-... 1 - 1.'gf-15f:1s'fif- f Q13 .'35,L'i,'J'j:.-:' 'f 1' -..fr,'.f.,! .3 ...If '!'2'f2 ff: .'4:,.. '1'- 4. 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Q ia' . ri1.1ffZ', 2 YE vi.:-sy -x-i,:,a.- , .-:lg :lt I 1'. '.-gf'-fr . . '. .E1i.'i',:f :gy V. K-. .A ,.'l:,k'-L '- . .:.1-.iaFr1- pf -. -'z 'T -. ' f A-'JJ' Q1 '-.Q-, '. '.--I .Q V V Z., it .Lv,+:1.2.l. ' ' T -Q-. ' .. :,' 1 ix Ar .. il ' wp 13' x E t . VI l X' 3 5 , ,E ,. x , i 1 ,I I , , ,I 5 X 1 X , N 1 X 1 1 4 H 1 w . f , ,+ , ,. ,V X ,V , 1 , ,. I W W w- 1 ,n I, ' JW J , J li' Qu 4 . Ll i is fl M 3, Qu 4 1 'I 'I r 'F ' w N I I V . is A e 1 3 . 1 1 Ii 1 , , 1 T Q , 4 7 ,F 1 5 w M 1 u , I: V IN 'I 3. i i 5 STUDENT ACTIVITIES I OUR FIRST MISSIUNARIES DBI has always placed a missionary emphasis in its school program. Missionary clubs have played an important part in our practical work program. The missionary emphasis will be further perpetuated by our own alumni being represented in Venezuela. The three years that Sister Swigart and Sister Thompson attended DBI, their constant desire was to build all missionary endeavors. Their many nights in prayer praying for other missionaries will pay dividends to them while laboring in their own fields. Their zeal and fervor for the missionary work has tired many of the present students who will in turn be praying for ONR FIRST MlSSlONARlES. '- ' ww :,-g:.: .4 . V : -, .G-.g'.f11 132 1- . 1,,5'r'f . ,1 ff - ' ' -'1-iffiffff'-f9-'. '-i' 5.-,171-,.7 1,2 .. ff' 73 51 ' ' STUDENT-FACULTY Gorman. Wcelshonervlrliarkveyl--lzloyier,ll3olJbly Brovln, limma RLee Holden, Doris Mills Bucher, D id Perkins, Jr., Ronald Staton, Robert Creech. GV to Rightl : Barbara bcninnlrnvs-gJI:gv1E1vfIJWooleyl George Humerlckl Savage, Joyce Blanton, Ronald taton, RU P Y ' t- k' David Perkins, Jr., William Lentsch, Hobart Wick, WG fel' B05 'C lStandingl : Eleanor Planck. k I 1 STUDENT-FACULTY COUNCIL Dayton Bible Institute has always believed in joint responsibility of faculty and students in maintaining spiritual and democratic standards while preparing for future fields of service. Students and faculty engage in a joint, government designed to help the in- dividual to discover, clarify and work out his education interests and concerns in cooperation with and under the guidance of fellow students and teachers. The governing agency is the Student-Faculty Council. It is composed of thirteen students and four members and the Dean of the Institute ex-officio. The student members are elected by ballot in each of the three grade of class. Each class, freshman, junior, senior, shall elect a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, who shall serve their respective classes and serve as members of the Student-Faculty Council. Tl1e chaped president shall also serve on this council. The faculty members are appointed by the faculty. ' The Student-Faculty Council is empowered to organize and direct the non- academic life of D. B. I. students, in this respect it has power to make regulations, always within the ultimate authority exercised by the Board of Trustees, through the administration of the Institute. Extra curricular activities are under the guidance of this council. The Student-Faculty Council deals with infractions cf the Honor Code and recommends to the Administration measures of action and decorum to the infractor. Recommendations for measures designed to improve the Honor Code may also be submitted for Administration ratification. W W Chapel Presidents Harvy Moyer 1951-1952 Ralph Lyons Hobart Wick MOST CHPRISTLIKE - 1952 moms BUCHER DEAN ASH ff 315 1 wi 29 ,Ki m 405 -o r Qsiyyfff MQ-5 QsQJ2Ex4i 1? if? g,k. Aww , mkwffa -:Xdf 5 f Qpggs NNE 1 f fpglf? X4 r '?5 7'?.5W oqx f QM KM.-5, gy' .. . MOST CI-IRISTLIKE - 1953 4 Q ELEANOR 'PLANCK HOBART WICK i . 1 ACTIVITY CLUBS it is the ultimate aim of this institute to teach the Christian worker to DO the Christian work. Being a school located in down-town Dayton, Ohio, in a thickly popu- lated area, there are many openings for student pastor work, rest home work, jail work, work in various churches, also orchestra, choir and youth work. Activity Clubs-Various clubs or fellowship groups are organized to offer op- portunity for expansion in a particular field of interest. All such groups are a product of student interest, and are given sufficient time dur- ing the 'school year to organize a program of spiritual endeavor and achievement. The clubs range depending on student interest from, pastors, Missionary, Evan- gelist, Teacher, Choral, Debate, Camera, Flying, Book, lntercession. Sunday School Workers y E ., ,,.V 3 If in ii 5 LUBS Pasiors' Club l l l .swap ' , gh 1 ii C Missionary Group STANDING: 1 Annonda Savage Walter Bostrick Robt. Creech Joan Morgan l SEATED: Hobart Wick ' Calvin 'Cates Robt, Graeter Walter Fife A STANDING: . Margaret Perkins Robert Robinson Emma Lee Holden Paul Phillips Pauline Neff SEATED: D David Perkins Leo Larson David Phillips Carroll Blair Carl Yancey P 1 all 4 gh 5 , ., . ..L. ,0 h , A Q W' ,fl ,MW L '-1 'f ., e e Y i 1 li? f safe? 5 Y gy 51 ,gg 7 w if ,kg iv ff 6 , Q P 1 ml ff , , El ' Q4 , ?, .. Ready to go Willing to Learn Many Ways to Build ihe Kingdom Ralph. Lyons w I MQW Bfflckney Af? MCIQIOIW Lewis Ross oing -- Glcjwing for Christ f Aff XXX JN ff fx if, M1 43224 I 1' Q , M24 4 w w P Y E , 4 E . i S i S ? 2 v 1 1 1 si , ,N N X, a 2 V E . I I ,, M P, k ,TQ ,. . .K ,, H I . Q VA: V, - ,A A I, Q. I iw, ,.,. I A. . . .1 .I ,, ,V I . - - . I ' - ' . x- . X. ---.'- ' -,' - '- V H , Y 'Y ' . v .' ' 1 ' ., . ' ' , A - , ' ' A V 1 . ' k 1 J 2 L I Z . 4 , I I 5 I V I . V 1 ll 1 , ' - 1 1 Q 1 5 . '1 1 L-1 1 1 I 4 r I. T A ,N,. , , 3 5 f A V . Q1 X M, Y -Iil ,-lt- f 'Y 'Yi , 'A1i' - -1- X- -31-.-11-' 4- -i- ll 4. ffl 4.x 5 -4 Q-l 7, Ax ,,, lfrlkx, s, ,Y -,-,Ax A x-,,,-175,-X75-, 75-,-5 x-I ,il x -1 Q- 4- ,Yrs f vv -- - Congratulations on Your Achievements FROM THE TOLEDO CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE REV. Cr MRS.. T. H. STATON, Pastors XXXXWIIIIJU NX UO S sAvnoun Q i 'E' .1.-- Si :E fi Q fl.-11.fi..f,' T :- f- ' .. '11 2175---'ZZ.TZ1'Ti - Z -- jg :sf ,.,.. '- -- 2 E E S g '51 R i 4 X Q COMING' KING XX. 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SPETZUL-DT REALTY 346 West First Street DAYTON 2, OHIO If you fwislo to sell mf buy, on Petzolclt Realty you can relyi' CURTIS A. PETZOLDT, A Office: HE 4069 Broker A Residence: Tipp City 5026 I , -v-:v-A fit'-. 4-'FZ'-... ' 'NW I '- 'T'-3 'fax zz . 1 4LL 'Tlx' 1' A' Y 'it' ik... 23? i1 , sv1,gZ' f R-JT-Jjggl-1,1 il-751 ltiiillff xt? - :Tl f if 51 5 Q., xv, X Y is 1,xv1 XY XY, s , s , xr, -is -271 ' s 1 1' s,g, i.a,I. ..1 y.W'.i,,t,-,,f.3.-.f.4a14.ln-4f- -f-It---f f-1f:,f,-1 ,, -1- 4-1- ---4 , .gr -3- ri- -it fl-f , Y 41, -1-,...-uuyx ,ix-,, ilfxw- nx- -1-Y -i--fifn-1 - -i-A-1 -if-13 ,x ,f-A -,df-. --- A - Y fix. 1.x -fx Tiiifi-'S'Ziiiilililifiiiiltii225'-i5'Q:4'1:'f if-' xi' xi? X1 Board of Elders - Pastors and Membership of The Dayton First Church of the Open Bible . SAY CONGRATULATIONS TO f MDAYTON BIBLE INSTITUTE? AND THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1951-'52-'53 SERVICES 7: 30 p. m. -- ...... Evangelistic Service 9:30 a. m. ......... Sunday School VVednesday-Prayer Day 11:00 a. m. ....... .Morning Worship Hour 10:00 a. rn. till 4:00 p. m. 6:15 p. m.. ........ .Family Service Time 7:30 p. m. Thursday-Deeper Teaching MONCE A VISITOR NE VER AGAIN A STRANGERU I ,,,...,.,., .,.,.,.,...,..,, , ,,,., ,,.,, Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Welshons, Pastors 'CBUILD YOUR HOME AND LIFE WITH Us ON THE OPEN BIBLE' X fl ,Ax fl ggi gtg gli fnx f' A f - W v -X-, -X-13-f X-,Ex-1--5-ff?-5-5-I-X 'Ax fx , -' - X-1 gf YYYYY , v WN W Y 77,7 , A - , Y 4 xv A - Altrfv-3 I XY, XY, XYZ-gf xrxin-, XV, X ,L Qiilij-2,,j,:-2,312-1 ,lr-1 -3- -,Y-5 V Yi, fir ii-Y ,,v,,xw,Y Y. ,171-s ,As , Q, Y Y Y, Y ' X , Y-, X-I-XY'-X 1-x-,Yxf,--Y'-,zz-ff:-1-2-cf:-5-2 '-X l' YQ ,YQ ,YQ ,rs , - i Y- -' -2 fY- . . .. ' ' if Y s , -V Y Y - S l S f s , xv, 51, Y - Y A Y Y -,Yx-,Y-xv Y- v YY Y Q x , 5-, -Y-,iw , qs, A Congratulations ' FACULTY - ALUMNI AND GRADUATING CLASSES OF THE A DAYTON BIBLE INSTITUTE 4 FROM Open Bible Standard Churches, Incorporated - 851 Nineteenth Street ' DES MOINES, IOWA ' REV. E. J. FULTON-General Chairman REV. FRANK SMITH-Vice chairman I REV. G. H. CROOKS-Secretary and Treasurer A REV. O. RALPH ISBILL-Missionary Secretary -- ' A ' T' f fg f. ,- Q , 1 ,As ,TS ,lx ,TQ ,Y Q ,YQ ,Y -Ylfglfi-f' 2-l lv AI- Yi-,iii L,v,',,'s-, ,-,YQ-,Y Q 8 ,Y ,Y ,Y ,. I Y5 ,-, ,vi ,, Y-, Y-, Y-, x-, tit? Iflllxiflt tg' xi'-1' ffl' -'-1?--Ai -if --if dl - 3- - 1 - -1 - , 4v'g,g5fYfvg,gs4--g.fQV4w.?r-gas Y A ' , i' 'f Q'if ' 5 E 'i LL' Y - Y Y A ,v,,x-IY,-, x Welcome Graduates QF' D. B. I. - TQ THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Rev. Pierce Reed, Rev. Velma Powell, Presicfenft Secretary-Treasurer 1 'BU'l'LDlN'G FOR NGO'D ' f f A f-,f7yW '7f. . .A A af :,'3lfSXX 1 SL f-22?- -4' . 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I HIGHLY RATED QWORKING MEN'S TROUSERS ' ' AT UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES , x , I S ' HARVESTERS A'5l X CONGRATULATIONS- AMBASSADORS'52 S y I CONQUERORS '53 S OFFICERS g Dr. L. E. Welshons, Director ' Lucille Taylor, Secretary I , Rev. Edward Vance, Superintendent ,Roy Planck, Librarian -- Curtis Petzoldt, Assistant Superintendent 'Valvetta arr, Supt. Beginner Department Rev. Velma Powell, Superintendent of Records I I Rev. Ruby Welshons, Supt. Primary' Department I C Bill Wagner, George Humerick, Bus I ' A A 'A I 55 1 JM ' S . . SX S' J' 'BOYS 'X A Rf' X GIRLS - MOTHERS I E at S FATHERS 5 CJ ' G-RANDMOTHERS 49 GRANDEATI-IERS of 115 A X.. I g57 'eI ' S if SUNDAY SCHOOL ' A FIRST CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE I ONE GREEN STREET DAYTON 2, OHIO y CO '70 of the Crimes are Committed by Persons Who N efuer Attended Sunday School -A A - T A ,Ax ,EX ,fx ,ix 1-x ,Hx ,fx 1: Y x ,Ex ,fi ,,xvl.. gg-2-5 T2-512-,1xv,-,-,Ax-, . s-5,1-,L xiii 1 , Y Y gf' ix 'IT xi' If 5 1'5 T :f'T 'Psi' 'f' 'i fifi'-iTi Al- -fl -3- !-11-42--41----ir fl- -3- -1- A3- if il' fi' -l' ,ii ii- -ij x ,l ,lil ii, -if -iii, ,lfllv , iii, , , -3 -1 fi- , -'- f s- -K E - Y Y - : , ,xfgivg-351,-'-x,5A:,1+,-5 X-5 2 5 2 , xvfxrl Ax ,AQ -s - - , Y Y Y Y , Y X I 7 - xr, ,Y , ,Tl ,il x I if W , Congratulations Fellow Graduates Rev. Cr Mrs. Arthur Maglot F: Daughter OPEN BIBLE CHURCH ARCANUM, OHIO ' Church located at Ithaca, Ohio Congrats To The Grads FROM THE DONUT CORNER 402 South Jefferson tLunches irSandwiches irlce Cream 'kSoft Drinks 'kCoffee 'kDonuts UPVHERE THE STUDENTS MEET FOR COFFEE AND DONUTS ,Q Q A ' A - --Y --- - ' 5Yx-g x 5 X X ,,x ,Yx ,Ax , -- Q - v Y Si ijs ,fs 1:5 ,-rx is i ' xilfxi ' iff ' 2-iflfifi-223' 'x l f T' Y' ig Q s Al- Al- 4l- Ai-'--i ',4-1-f-Ai Ailf Y iri-1 sl- ' 7 , , ,x- ,X- ,, X-, X-, x-, Xi, xi, xv: X- ie, -4Q+ Al- gl-' ' ' g , Q 1 ,, Q , iff' xrliil-fvlfil-2,1llgitvgi-' I-iitffitvi xig- 1:5-1.3 :vis-ff, -itvixii sg, sz! s if -if xi ' 'v' 'v,.l-f-l-f-i-'4l-'-l-'-l-'-i- -l--Al -l Al- ,lg Al- Al --lg - in , , 'ijfx -- f -ii 1: f , - ,- -V I--X f-X l'g,T '41? 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Y ,l ,Ax ,l fl ,AQYflYlAsYf-sl 74 - Y A W A 7- Y Y A A2 Ax' I-X-'Ax'f-XY'-X-5-2-:et-it-L25-2'-5 2-5 2-5 2-5 xv! gf? swf gil if 577 v, ,,, 27 - - --V - Y K THE' EASTERN DIVISION OF OPEN BIBLE STANDARD CHURCHES SAY WELCOME AND CONGRATULATIONS TO DAYTON BIBLE INSTITUTE ALUMNI AND y GRADUATING CLASSES- or '51-'52-'53 I y EASTERN DIVISION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Division Superintendent Secretary-Treasurer L. E. Welshons Mildred Dennis Dayton, Ohio Ohio District Supt. Sunday School Repr. Wm. J. Willard Gust Block Mansfield, Ohio Brookville, Ohio Great Lakes District Supt. ' . . Missionary Representative T. H. Staton Ruby Garrison Toledo, Ohio Wapakoneta, Ohio Allegheny District Overcomers Representative Wm. Fraley Arthur Maglott Olean, New York Arcanum, Ohio DAYTON BIBLE INSTITUTE DEA-N L. EDW. WELSHONS DAYTON, OHIO ' ' . ' lT' '- - 'iT 'Q' T'-4 1125, ,fflig 222, gk gy -'A' ll g'1 g-2545 lsfxgry swf x-f -f-.71 Y v - W v Y - - Y Y v x fl fkx is ll fl fl f Y Yxvf' X7 -5 2-5 1-5 2-5 xi, Xi, xi, xi, S, xv, X-1-2-5 2-575572 A - - -H - L.- ---if-----lumpy :ln-V.--zz---nil'-M -1-:Al -3 ' l 41- ,,,,4l',,, 4i' -4 ,-V - Y -in rv. - W- ,-7 L , Y -if-3-,, s x , 3 - fi- Y -1- Y -17 , X-,-x-,fx-,-1,1-gffx ,,x ,fx -I---3-Y-I -3, ii -, Y - , A 'fx - - v ,'-X 'fx ,, , ,- -it-Y-1-.Y-7 xi X , xr, X-1 iii Q35 2-ilvififjfxgIA2f,A2-lilvgfl ifxilg ' - Y Y six-1 xf, - - - v , X 'I xi, 2-5-x CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE BURLINGTON, IOWA . ' 1 I I Congratulations to the Classes of 1951, 1952, 1953 REV. and MRS. L. A. COLLETT, Pastors Congratulations To the Classes of '51-'52-'53 Rev. Stanley E. 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