Elim Bible Institute - Oasis Yearbook (Lima, NY)

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Warren and Marjorie (Preston) Denton pastored in Syracuse before one term of mission work in Hong Kong. Warren then spent 1942-46 on Elim’s faculty. The pair then returned to Hong Kong later moving to the Philippines, where they established Bible schools while teaching and preaching in churches on the island of Antique until their retirement in 1973. 1933-34 Andrades, Alexandrina (Mrs. PaulLebron) Bennett, Kenneth Bow, Josephine Buckman, Beulah(Mrs. WallaceLee) Butler, Esther DECEASED Chichester, David Colon, Juanita (Mrs. Juanita Perez) Druss, Julia (Mrs. Julia Wudarski) DECEASED DuBois, Ernest Elliott, Myra(Mrs. Wm. Dunk) Elliott, Ira Evans, Daniel Feaster, P aul French, Esther(Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin) Gilbert, Alice (Mrs. Ira Elliott) DECEASED Griffith, Kathryn Griffith, Thomas Hinman, Bernard Holmes, Mrs. Margaret Ingham, Laurel (Mrs. Laurel VanNeilson) Lacomis, Julia (Mrs. John Simenski) Langley, Margaret(Mrs. Russell Baker) DECEASED Larkin, Ruth (Mrs. Daniel Evans) Liedke, 01ga(Mrs.James Ward) Love, Lucy (Mrs. Lucy Kirkman) McKelvie, Florence Merlochi, Adeline (Mrs. J ames Green) Miller, Dorothy (Mrs. Joseph Westbury) Murphy, Howard DECEASED Palumbo, Anne Pellissier, Samuel Preston, Georgia(Mrs. Georgia Katz) Racine, Freida Roberts, Martha(Mrs. Leon Bockout) Sanchez, Manuel Schink, Ethel (Mrs. Wm. Prine) Schink, Johanna (Mrs. Harold Schlecht) Spencer, Eva(Mrs. EvaButler) Sprague, Francis Swift, James DECEASED Thomas, Alfred Van Druff, Albert VanDruff, Edwin Wolfe, Ell a Mae (Mrs. Carl Miller) The ministry of Joseph and Dorothy (Miller) Westbury in the past 35 years has included pione¬ ering, pastoring and serving as assistant district superintendent for the Assemblies of God. Their Christian Nursing Home business has helped finance his teaching seminars on the mission field, as well as the building of churches at home and abroad. 1934-35 Ailing, June Buda, Molly (Mrs. Molly Montalbano) Crane, Edward Dietz, Kenneth DuBois, Leo DECEASED DuBois, Paul Duboise, Rose (Mrs. George Hurd) Evans, Agnes (Mrs. Howard Reed) Garate, Ruth (Mrs. Sixto Lopez) Gretz, Walter Hiscock, Emily Hurd, George Lang, Martha (Mrs. Ernest Dickinson Lopez, Sixto Malone, Louise P owers, Lei and Price, Elizabeth (Mrs. Elizabeth Luvender) DECEASED Raduazo, Anna (Mrs. Charles Murray) Reichel, Helen (Mrs. Kenneth Bennett) Roberts, Frank Rodriguez, Raymond Schoonover, Onnlie (Mrs. Harley Holden) Slocum, Walter Solowski, Herman Sterner, Carroll Sterner, Evelyn (Mrs. Milton Woodis) Westbury, Joseph Village evangelism, pastoring a city church, and daily radio ministry engaged Sixto and Ruth (Garate) Lopez in Cuba until Communism gained power. Expelled by the Castro regime, they moved to Colombia where he pioneered Gospel radio min¬ istry and was responsible for the establishing of the first Pentecostal radio station in Latin America. He continues to have an effective radio and church min¬ istry with souls saved and miracle of healing accom¬ panying the Word. 1935-36 Bruno,Frank Bruno, Josephine (Mrs. Josephine Dutch) Buda, J ay (Mrs. J ay Fazio) Buda, Jo sephine (Mrs. J osephine Musumici) Dodzweit, Arthur Dodzweit, Hannah (Mrs. Don Stewart) Frietty, Anna Hilts, Arlene DECEASED Larkin, Glenn Plenovatz, Ann(Mrs. A1 Thomas) DECEASED Sharpies, Bettie (Mrs. Robert Brown) Sliker, Cleora(Mrs. Clifford Cannon) Stevens, Elizabeth Stroup, Emily(Mrs. Ray Flexer) Taylor, Onnlie(Mrs. Edwin VanDruff) 1936-37 Andrades, Margaret ' Bodnar, John Slark, Mary Cooper, Hazel DECEASED Dodzweit, Lydia (Mrs. James Butler) DECEASED Gonzales, Connie H all, Muriel Harris, Mayrene (Mrs. Floyd RayHor) J udge, Gurden 126

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May, Henrietta Palumbo, Ralph Preston, Marjorie (Mrs. Warren Denton) Rush, Rachel Schlecht, Harold Smith, Ruperta (Mrs. William Dodge) Stevens, Ralph Thornton, Hubert Travis, Frankie Mae (Mrs. Martin Sintay) Y eager, Dorothy (Mrs. Dorothy King) Wagoner, Theresa (Mrs. Roy Hill) 1929-30 Bevan, Alma Berfield Bell e(Mrs. Jos. Green) Blaking, Allison DECEASED Dale, Alvin Dodge, Wm. DECEASED Elliott, Edna(Mrs. Joseph Brown) French, Mary Garate, Elizabeth (Mrs. Carlton Spencer) Hanselman, Mrs. Ray Larkin, Fred DECEASED MacClurg, Bert Moon, Grace(Mrs. CorneliusDeGroat) Moy, Agnes Schuldt, Grace(Mrs. Bernard Beers) Young, John Lee 1930-31 Berdanier, Reese Buchinger, Robert Converse, Elizabeth (Mrs. Elizabeth Buchinger) Davenport, Josephine Fraise, Anna French, Ellen Fuller, Louie DECEASED Joseph, Helen (Mrs. Clinton Watkins) Krokoski, Mary (Mrs. Stuart McKelvie) Lawrence, Dorothy (Mrs. Arthur Coit) Marsh, Burdette Martin, Leak K. Moon, P aul Pringle, Edna (Mrs. Edna Fyles) Proper, Genevieve (Mrs. Irvin Clark) Reed, Mabel (Mrs. Mabel Kettering) Seager, Hugh Shrimer, Robert Spencer, Carlton Stevens, Albert Williamson, Genevieve DECEASED Wasco, Wanda (Mrs. John Presta) 1931-32 Ashton, Raymond Bailey, Elizabeth Bean, Richard Bernatz, Priscilla(Mrs. Paul Rudolph) Berry, Mary (Mrs. Paul Bauck) Brown, Robert Brown, Joseph Brown, Ruth Buchinger, Mabel (Mrs. Douglas Maracle) Butler, Wm. Sr. Carman, Harry Crane, Virginia DECEASED Henderson, Louis Hill, Roy Jobe, Florence (Mrs. Florence Brazie) McKelvie, Stuart Monagle, Gaylord Moon, Josephine (Mrs. Ralph Palumbo) Morri son, Clara Belle (Mrs. Clara Belle Gasper) Potter, Lester Price, John Reed, Alfred Shepherdson, Victor Shippey, Ruth Weiss, William After graduation in 1932, John Lee Young went to New York City and worked among the Chinese, eventually establishing the Chinese Grace Faith Mission. The work presently includes a church and Sunday School and a teaching program of English for children and young people. 1932-33 Bates, George Buchinger, Marjorie, (Mrs. Leonard Maracle) Butler, Carl Chapman, Joseph Coleman, Florence (Mrs. Frank Raduaze) Converse, Edith (Mrs. Charles Denton) Cross, Allie Creeley, Harry Denton, Charles Denton, Warren Evans, Dorthea (Mrs. Neal Cross) DECEASED Elliott, Geraldine (Mrs. G. Taylor) Forney, Gertrude (Mrs. Richard Bean) Garate, Rebecca (Mrs. Thos. Griglac) Gavitt, Mable DECEASED Hart, Earl Ingham, Clifford Ingham, John June, L ily (Mrs. Victor Shepherdson) Light, Kenneth Maynard, Elizabeth (Mrs. Harry Schaumberg) Neff, John DECEASED Preston, Ellen (Mrs. Gaylord Monagle) Prine, Wm. Sanford, Delos Seager, Evelyn Sharpies, Lillian (Mrs. Carl Butler) Spencer, Mary (Mrs. Alfred Reed) Stanton, Arthur Stevens, Bertha Stiles, Laurena (Mrs. Fred Koenig) Strachan, Harry Strachan, Jessie DECEASED Townsend, Clifford DECEASED Wakefield, Fay Wakefield, Wanda Watkins, Clinton Weidman, Edith (Mrs. Alton Lane) Weidman, Laura (Mrs. Lester Potter) After marrying, Joseph and Edna (Elliot) Brown pioneered a work on an Indian reservation in New York. They later served in Egypt from 1935 until moving to Lebanon in 1970, where present involve¬ ments include both evangelistic and teaching ministries. 125

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Klotzbach, Lome Main, Mildred DECEASED Martinelli, Daniel Noske, Regina (Mrs. Carrol Sterner) Page, Winifred (Mrs. George Arrovo) Schweitz, Ted Sterner, Richard Sterner, Wilma (Mrs. Gordon Shedd) Yerden, Florence (Mrs. Florence Coit) DECEASED 1937-38 Abbey, Dorothy Bartle, Robert Clift, Nora(Mrs. Lawrence York) Freeman, Bennett Hauf, Alma (Mrs. Roger Cheeseman) Hinds, Francis (Mrs. LornaKlotzbach) Hirthler, Zipporah DECEASED Klotzbach, Anna (Mrs. George Reid) Maldonado, John Matkowski, ' Francis (Mrs. Francis Humink) Mclntosch, Richard McMullin, Avis (Mrs. J ugh J. Diable) Paproski, John Rader, Irvin Rice, Laverna(Mrs. Bennett Freeman) Schweitz, Anna(Mrs. Herbert Schmidtgall) Simmons, Ruth (Mrs. Nevin Westberry) Snell, Marion (Mrs. Frank Ferrari) Spencer, Merritt Westbery, Nevin Young, Ernest Blanco, Herbert Doyle, Alice Freeman, William Gazaway, John Krischak, Margaret Mitchell, Lawrence Pitman, Berl M. Pitman, Ruth (Mrs. George WhiteL P oole, Betty Price, Lillian DECEASED Prime, Mae (Mrs. Mae Sparacio) Reid, George Schaffer, Marian Smith, Vernon Stuart, Gwendolyn Weiler, Gordon Weiler, Ruby (Mrs. Herbert Ergott) Westbury, Louise (Mrs. Luther Colbert) Zimmerman, Burton Kenneth Dietze has developed Elim’s Printing Department over a period of 21 years. For several years he pastored Myrtle Gospel Tabernacle on the New York-Pennsylvania line. 1938-39 Boccheciamp, Iris (Mrs. Iris Coyle) Boccheciamp, Manuel Bennett, Rachel Bermudez, Esteban Brobst, Grace Brumm, Helen (Mrs. Robert Fuller) Colbert, Luther Colon, Lydia Combs, Cordell Crane, Winifred (Mrs. Luke Warman) Elliott, Zelma (Mrs. Ray Hood) Erazo, Ramon Frank, Dorothy (Mrs. Daniel Cohen) Goddard, Helen (Mrs. Thomas Evans) DECEASED Hall, Adda (Mrs. Harry Rensing) Hobson, Walter Hoover, Jessie Hopkins, Willis J enkins, Heyward Klotzbach, Erma (Mrs. Frank Rice) Lawrence, Ruth Lee, Barbara (Mrs. William Sorrentine) L enardo, Georgette (Mrs. Harold Christoper) Lesko, Joseph DECEASED McIntosh, J ean (Mrs. Wilbur Hobson) McMullin, Phyllis (Mrs. Clyde Jones) P addock, Alice DECEASED Pitman, Beryl Rolon, Frank Seeger, Emma DECEASED Sickler, Milbum Bud” T aylor, Floyd Thomas, Lawrence Warman, Stella Yoik, L awrence Young, Mabel (Mrs. Robert Osborne) 1940-41 Bronson, Orville Brown, Eleanor Buda, Sam Cook, Florence Coyle, Walter Freemen, Esther(Mrs. Jacklsbister) Hobson, Wilbur Knight, Doris Parsons, Phyllis Raite, Sam Sadekoski, Albert DECEASED Shea, Darwin Shook, Irwin Sliker, Neola(Mrs. E. Foma) Spencer, Paul DECEASED Stevens, Donald Upton, Fredrick VanOstrander, Dorothy (Mrs. Walter Hobson) Vucelish, Nick Wall, Hazel (Mrs. Hazel Campbell) Wall, Norman DECEASED Warner, Lewis Milburn “Bud” and Fay (Warren) Sickler began work in Kenya in 1945 at Bukuria and later moved to Mombasa. Following a T.L.Osborne crusade, train¬ ing seminars were conducted to aid nationals in the spreading revival. Bud was Elim’s East Africa Field Secretary for many years and is currently giving direction to the development of a strong national church. 1939-40 Austin, J ennie Bartles, Vi rginia (Mrs. L. Johnson)