Dayton Bible College - Object Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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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

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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

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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