Great Commission High School - Crusader Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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From the winepress of the soul Comes submission - Not my will but Thine. Pressed, crushed, bruised, and broken,- We unfold God's changeless love To mankind. 4' 7, , a l.E'.v v-J, lf' 1: ' '- lass' 2 . 14 5:--.I 7 X, 'S GOV! uno Ah, woulds't thou save these souls from death? Then thou must die, yield up the breath Of thy self life, and, in such loss, Relive the victory of the cross. - Q OF-at 'FX K, .1 f im ii S ai, l 1 ,ff 1 I 1,N,f.,AA, - if , , - f 1' ul' -1 -i. -,t- - l There is no gain but by a loss, You cannot save but by a cross. f The corn of wheat to multiply, Must fall into the ground and die. 4 Where ever you ripe fields behold, I Waving to God their sheaves of gold, Be sure some corn of wheat has died, Some soul has there been crucifiedg Someone has wrestled, wept and prayed, And fought hell's legions undismayed. , Life everywhere replaces death, T In earth and sea and skyg l Q And that the rose may breathe its breath, l Some living thing must die. 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He has affiliated himself with Holy Principles and Standards-thus all of his motivating purposes and energies are directed away from self, and he is clothed with the Spirit and Power of Christ. THE WORLD is our possession, if we reclaim it from Satan's con- trol. Upon the CROSS, the debt for every soul was cancelled. We must enforce Ca1vary's Claims and compel Satan's release of individuals and finances, and impel the continuous building of Christ's Kingdom within hearts. After Christ's ascension, the disciples were resonsible for the evan- gelization of the WORLD. The evangelization of the present WORLD depends upon the readiness of true discipleship. What if the disciples had failed after the giving of the Great Commission QMatt. 28:21J? What if we fail after the promise of indwelling of the Dynamic Power? The compelling inward drive forces us into the regions beyond- into the darkened, untouched, unexplored areas of the globe. The love of God Constrainth Us Go? Go, we must! Great Commission Schools train young people to be loyal Ambassa- dors. These Ambassadors are nurtured in the principles of active faith, the study of the Word, and the practice of prayer. The courses have five main emphases: 1. Direct Study of the Bible Text. 2. Gospel Music. 3. World Missions. 4. Child Evangelism. 5. Personal Evangelism. X That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrec- tion, and the fellowship of His sufferings. -Phil.3:10 Risen with Chrlst -Col. 3:1 Crucified with Chrlst -Gal. 2:20 - Si Walk in newness of life -Rom. 6:4 - 'ff BOARD or TRUSTEES Left to right: Edwln Messerschmldt, W. H. Holland, Gordon Beck, Jack Stanley, Wllllam Abrams, William Dauch, Harold Spelcher, F. M. Higgins, Kenneth C. Hartlng, Mrs. Paul E. Blll- heimer, Paul E. Blllhelmer, Roy Clinard, Walter Ward, Marvin Lewis, Emerson Polk, Virgil Broyless, Merritt Wildman. Absent when picture was taken: Robert E. Bell, Phlllp Handel, S, N. Purslful, Mary Seekens, Forest Reger, Alfred Rusco, James McClain, Wallace Haines, William Chapman, Sr., I-I. Robb French, Arthur Tinkle, Delmar Harrold, E. R. Wilkinson, Fred R. Cox. For their sterling Christian character, For their sacrifice of time and untiring service, For their insistent, fervent prayers, For their progressive vision and unwavering faith, We sincerely dedicate this Crusader to the Board of Trustees of Great Commission Schools. Oh! the bitter shame and sorrow, That a time could ever be, When I let the Saviour's pity Plead in vain, and proudly answered 'All of Self and none of Thee! Yet He found me: I beheld Him Bleeding on the cursed tree g Heard Him pray, 'Forgive them, Father,' And my wistful heart and faintly - 'Some of Self and some of Thee! Day by day His tender mercy, Healing, helping full and free, Sweet and strong, and oh! so patient, Brought me lower while I whispered - 'Less of Self and more of Thee! Higher than the highest heavens, Deeper than the deepest seag Lord, thy love at last has conquered: Grant me now my soul's petition - 'None of self and all of Thee! To the Students of Great Commission Schools - It is said that when Spain was one of the great world powers, upon her coinage was printed the image of the Pillars of Hercules, and under- neath were the words, Ne plus ultra -nothing beyond this. There was one man in that nation who refused to accept this. Urged on by the rest- lessness of his faith, he proved that an entire world, with unlimited treas- ure and wealth, lay beyond those pillars of Hercules. It has been well said that the essence of carnality is a static condi- tion, spiritual stagnation. There is no reason why any of us should not be world shaking characters, except that we are satisfied not to be. J. Stuart Holden tells of the epitaph of a Swiss Guide who lost his life in an Alpine accident. That epitaph reads, He died climbing . It is our prayers that God shall use Great Commission Schools to impart to you such faith-born aspiration that wherever your tombs may be, from the artic to the tropics, your only fitting epitaph may be He died climb- ing. TEACHING OBJECTIVES 'a US ..-ff' J This is the victory f that overcometh 1 , 5. the WORLD even our FAITH 'Z teach - uma wwf' K ff 'fa -4 X .sv 'N N Si S Qs 'lm me 1, N E on .-mf .rf ,- , Y W -.1 ,-.' A 'J' ' ,-.'v'- . ff 1 -. ..f ,Y - - xr--,-give f 4- iii, .w.?'3-fini-'A ' , ' . ,-Q ' 1 Study to show th elf approved unto God a Workman t at needeth not to i I be ashamed, rig tly dividing the -5 WORD OF TRUT . lf 4 I O,,,,,...- I 1-1,.....s, , a b. ,M .. A . . -Q..-,-:A vw-'P--. . WH., ,,,,,,,f ...,.. .f 'a.,..'q4,, . ,,,-. , FACULTY Mr. Edwin Messerschmidt Dean of Bible Institute Business Manager Bible Mrs. Sara Brandes Mr. Earl Kunkle Mrs. Paul E. Billheimer Practical Work Plano Voice Bible Geography Personal Evangelism Theory Choir Registrar Radio Ministry Edna Erle Messerschmidt Mr, Charles A, Lerew Child EVHDEGUS-U1 Bible Bible Practical Theology Church History Greek Ml? .tx lisa Mr. Flem Maddy High School Principal Shop Mathematics Mr. Clark Card Assistant High School Principal Dean of Men Bible C0mme1'ciB'1 Practical TheO. R8.d10 MUSIC Miss Mazzie Bailey Mrs. Edna Dooley Social Science En HITS- M317 Esbegg Mrs. Blanche Murray B S C ence En msn H E 1 cm-xsuan Education Language g ome comm cs s,s1 : ' - ,A ' ' -'r . A , Q C 4' 4 gpg is AM! J ,- jst-if Miss Doris Warren Miss Catherine Colson Grades 1-4 Grades 5-B STAFF Mrs. Clenna Slater Dean of Girls Domestic Wor' ' ' W Miss Mr. Burl Dixon Miss Dorotha Brunson Assistant Dean of Girls Radio Technician Bookeeper Radio Music Bookroom Piano Mrs. Eva Hooten Miss Marilyn Martz 12 cook Secretary Radio Music STA Miss Sharlene Reed Secretary Radio Controls Y '12-35 1,,:'nv: xaTZEL 5 ,P - 'gre M eier' X F0 M 1443 -wr X ,vm Q -. f 441222.52 --as ' f -'rf JMR - if-W-1. .flixskii , i :VEW1 :QW Q-- -1-mf.-.v v X we we ,f - ws- , 2 ff sq- , '- as 'Q is Qg,Nw,,a.f .- Ni . ,A X- ww MQ .4 'V ' y qi 2 1115? X siggllbf., 'gi' Q, 'X a N - Q' 33' 4. ,,,..,. 4 , V Sirviwgew , , - ' -V ??'?5ii'f' ' 342 , g-.Q X , 2 1 ' VV' Q ,. V. X . f z - .:,.j25f:. :,,':-, , ' -1- se-1 -' 7' sg gy ,' Q5 . ' P'-:DV Mrs. Charles Lerew Mr. Ed Pearce Assistant Cook Assistant Cook Maintenance Mrs. William Kalb Mr. Robert Brandes Laundress Maintenance Send the Light C, covvmem, ms, av or-ms. rr. creamer. Chas, Gaby-id - F vs, , 111- -1511 ' 1 41 - - - - - - I-l f -115 f Q5 ' ' 1 'f- 5551111 155 15 -Q15 ' Q f' ' 4.0 5 1 1. There's a aah comes rinzfg-ing o' er the rest.-Xess wave, Send the Yxghtd . . 2. We have heardthe Ma. - ce - do-nian oah to - day, 3. Let ns pray that grace may ev-'ry-where a -honnd, 4. Let ns not grow wea-rg in the work oi Xove, Send the nghm vp, 1- : ui: -111 . - 'E 11411 I -1111 Kwik iii lin: F1113 i i! 1.1 asv Z 1 ki 111 1 .6- . Send the hghw' There are some to res-one, there are some to save, And a goXd- en oi-Pring at the cross we Kay, And a Christ-hke spit - it ev -'ry-where be ionnd, Send the nghtv' Let. ns gath-er iew -eds ior a crown a-hows, pnj 1 mf 1 nm. gif 111: 1.1 121551 5 ' g! F5'fnGl511v v - 6 v - A nf lg?-fiif P' f ,1 'Siu' 115 ' 1 , 5 5 . , ,Q , S d the h ht! Send the hghti . en g . .... . . . . . Send the Yrghtd Send the hghtd I H ' v 4 1 g A f Cnonns ' 1-,gf 19: 13, fn- 4 nh : k 5 1' ' ' - 1 QI 0 2 ' ' ' 4, I ' Zvf in--f , XZ Send the hght, . . . the 'mess-ed gos - peX hght, Let. rt. Send the hght, . . . and Xet. its ra - diant beams light. the q Send the hght, the Ness - ed gos - pd hght, '.' ' ' o to ' PE 1- 1 A - ff Vvf V shine . . . iromshore to shorer . . . . - ' ore world . . . ior-ev-er Qomit .... 5 m . . . . . Let. it sknne irom shore to shore! ior-ev - er-more. Qmvn1'1f'fg1111 ,jp .1 , 11111 , , 11 111 1 1111 U V U 1 ht of the WORLD O .-,-v- U A R X ff S ll Ill Ill 5 D E N f T mainly ' In ' I fl Q. A, , , ff :- ' 'f - ka-awp A6arV:n G R A D U A E S Mr. Messerschmidt Virginia Clinard Class Motto The World is our Fieldg Every soul is our Goal. Robert Werking Barbara Sites Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 16 James O'De11 Margaret Givens Philip Huifman S E gy N 'ilu I 0 R Anson Hill June Wilkinson S Robert Garris Verne Hiday John Lawson Lewis Jones ROY Norton Edwin Macy 17 19 Q00 1 0 0990 2566 95 9? 3 Cyb- fe-We WY' 1406 ll Motto Conquering through Ca1vary's Claims Lonelle Durgan Secretary Madonna. Rough Kenneth Jewell I 01,9 sfo 3 32 S P1-esl?t:'Q12g0 611 t Gam ac Genxov, Lo e11 echo 69x30 Ivey px. WW we Beho1d! I g1V8 unto you power . . . over all the power of the enemy. -Luke 10:19 Colleen Barkdull Leona. Wltherow 6 8-pas 'fb Rf 'dia 0 Joshua Berrlel' Joh 9931 azlbllzgs ease Ge Motto To take the riches of Christ to the poorest of men. Mrs. Brandes Robert Fierce ' Class SPODSO1' Class President Audrey 0'Conner Robert Jenness Ethel Scott David Wilson Lowell Barnard Lenlta. Bustin Emerson Cox Marjorie Fierce carmyn muglass. .Marilyn Douglass Richard Glover Robert Lackey John Harris ' Mary Fetters Vice-President Secretary-Tx-ea.surer ll fl Donna. Sites William Smith Dorothy Tomey Tw +4919 hvali Genevle Lenz Juanita York 11011111 York Mary Stinson Guy Troyer Patricia Kunce Clyde Tomey 1. II- 1223225 'f 2 512 .Vik 1, N ,lx M -,71-4 f ' - .. if ff.. , . ,1 -. . 2 ...A Ig Z , 1 'C' 3. ' 1 , . :::-,g..1.-5 U. ,'-, 'g - .V 713, gf'-'S ,ff fe: X xl l ggi? X .':5giz:25.'X f- , 'F-rf:i'25' tFE:f3f 'o o fiiiel? ' f Joseph Vice ff' s Charlene Dittllnger Edith Darrah Louise Smith Martha Barnard Joyce Cox Mildred Masbon Dana Troyer GRADUATE Evelyn Rheese Barham Mahoney The Christian Workers Course f , X 'x ,ff ,ffvd . fi f' f f ' X xr 'N X fe X ,af Hold high the torch! X You did not light its glow- 'Twas given you by other hands, you know. 'Tis yours to keep it burning bright, Yours to pass on when you no more need lightg For there are other feet that we must guide, And other forms go marching by our side. Their eyes are watching every smile and tear And efforts which we think are not worthwhile, Are sometimes just the very helps they need, Actions to which their souls would give most heed, So that in turn they'll hold it high And say, I watched someone else carry it this way. If brighter paths should beckon you to choose, Would your small gain compare with all you'd lose? Hold high the torch! You did not light its glow- 'Twas given you by other hands, you know. I think it started down its pathway bright, The day the Maker said: Let there be light. And He, once said, who hung on Ca1vary's tree- Ye are the light of the world. . . . Go! . . . Shine-for me. X ,- ADUATES Pressing toward the mark Class Colors Green and White Mr. Card Sponsor David Smith President Bonnie Ben Ted Billheimer .WW Fay Riley Secretary Vice-President Treasurer Betty 0 Dell Wilma Kalb Rebecca. Rfethertord JUNICRS Motto: Life is a pictureg paint it well. ' Colors: Silver and Red x John Mark Holland Class Sponsor president qw, , V31 S 2 ai' Q-L :. .1 Truman McClain Mary Jo Lewis Joan Edwards Vice President Secretary Treasurer P21111 KUIP X 51 71- 'Y--If , ' 'S r gf LN- 'Aw'.rr, fs xv .1. glwgg,-, H3 f 2 ' Q ei! 51 ll ji Q QL ' 1. , ' , . Sharon Wi1S0n Delores Bush Caryl Jenness BSUZY BSCKHGF Violet H2-UIBY Martha. Sue King Edward Killln Dixie SW211 if r 1 , 1 Marvin Mjghalisgn ' June Boyer Richard Baldwin Chl'lSt1Ile Sanders 1 25 Mrs. Dooley, Sponsor Gene Huntzinger. President Ruth Kulp, Vice-President Carolyn Burton. Secretary , SCPHOMCRES Sarah Hinton, Treasurer Bob Maloyed Sally Maxwell Roberta Burk Shirley Colvin Colors: Blue and Gold Motto: May Christ Be Seen In Me Ruth Mlchaelson Sharon Sklrvln Elvin RIDGE Irma. Riley Elba. Eggman Ruth Clemons 26 Gretchen Pamplin Allan Ri116S , Ng ' f Gif ' V 4 'Phyllis Brown Emerson Gilbert Richard Rutheford Ina Ruth Swain Alice Stewart SM x, ? wiv f Vw 245 5 S6Cl'et211'y Treasurer FRESHMEN ff xt Ar Qt g af 1 A! -. H f t -f ' t s, :si -5: t X Qt. ' g qi? ' ,Q-az x tif? V V K If ' L Martha WHSOII. Helen MB10Y6d Joyce Cggk Esther Fuller David Hastings Gilbert Eggman James Nash Josephine Fuller Motto 3 Conquering Through Christ Colors: Red and White Mrs. Egbert Sponsor One of the very popular courses at Great Commission Schools has been the evening class designed for the general christian public. Each semester we offer a different course so that a variety of training for the layman is made available. One of the most widely accepted courses ever offered was the class in Gospel Art offered first semester of this year. Rev. Noble Bodenhorn showed unusual ability not only in personal performance but also as an instructor. Many of the fifty registrants were putting their instruction into practical use in youth meetings long before the close of the semester. The chalk work which each student brought in on the closing night when each was analyzed and construotrisfeglyhcriticized showed unusual achievement. ' i The Sunday School Workshop offered the second semester under the able leadership of Rev. Jack Stanley has been no less profitable. Sunday School oflicers and Youth leaders from the surrounding area have profited greatly from his store of successful experience as a Sunday School man. Registrations in the evening classes list many towns within a radius of forty to fifty miles of Anderson. Q .m 1' Alai- 7 x ' U T, -4' ,N If ff? -fl! .auf F Mule' YE.sI 11,4 GDN-:Vg ter E L -rf I. ls 'f if! vtaygff M - x wwf GRADES ONE THROUGH FOUR Miss Doris Warren, Teacher Front row, left to right: Donald Monroe, Norman Barnard, Larry York, Jackie Sue Eustler, Jimmy Jones, Jerry Joe Henderson, Gerald Bustln. Second row: Michael Robeton, David Baker, Jonathan Blllhelmer, Nanette Smith, Jerry Lenz, Faye Jones, Carolyn Smith. Third row: John Riley, Dennis Rough, Bobby Hastings, Charles Watkins, Joan Lenz, Judy Eustler, Jacqueline Smith. Not present when picture was taken: Lola Mae Kalb, Sandra Davis. GRADES FIVE THRCUGH EIGHT Miss Catherine Colson, Teacher Front row, left to right: Naomi Baker, Patricia Hastings, Linda. Troyer, Linda Eggman, Michael Rough, James Eustler, Edward Kulp. Second row: Mary Ashby, Edwina Utt, Esther Baker, Judith Lenz, Janell Rlley, David Blllhel- mer. Benjamin Kulp. Third row: Barbara Perry, Janet Lenz, Alice Browning, Delores Alexander, Beverly Childress, Darrell Riley, Richard Riley. Not present when picture was taken: Bruce Hastings, Robert Utt, Jan Parcell, Lorrena Stohler, Evelyn Mutterspaugh. Rev. Bob Miller Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Dinnln Europe Glasgow, Scotland G Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Mrs. Rev. Rev. Rev. Mlss Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Miss Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. UEST SPEAKERS 1951-52 Torblco, European Evangelistic Crusade, Missionary to Italy and Mrs. Kuba, Missionaries to Japan Glen Appleman, Pastor in Anderson, Indlana H. Robb French, Evangelist and Mrs. Roy Pennington, Mlsslonarles to Mexico Robert McKinney, Evangelist, Toured Palestine Clark, Missionary to Haiti Carl Tanls, Missionary to Africa Brlnley Evans, Missionary to Africa Edith Light, Missionary to Africa Mattie Perry, Blble Teacher, Butler, Indiana Wallace Haines, Mlsslonary Evangelist and Mrs. James Stewart, Missionaries to Europe C. M. Richards, C. M. A. Evangelist Wilkins, Pastor in Indianapolis Evelyn Butler, Missionary to India Gordon Beck, Pastor ln Fairborn, Ohio Orlvlle Leonard, Missionary to Cuba Howard Smith, Mlsslonary' to Cuba Oddvar Berg, Missionary to Africa Rev. Bob Miller, Missionary to Europe Prof. Clayton Booth, Sl-mpson Blble Instltute, Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed, Mlsslonarles to Liberia Rev. T. Austin Sparks Mr. Fred Delph, Mission Work in Kentucky Mts. Rev. DeVern Fromke, Author of Come Htther Captain Estel, Chief of the Anderson Juvenile Delin- Rev. quency Division. Basil Anderson. Radio Pastor, Columbus, Nebraska, Mr. Dick Reed of Radio Station ELWA, Liberia, leads the Chapel in singing, Prayl Give! Go! I E 1 5 5 ,1 J .3 Prof. Clayton Booth, Teacher of Volc at Simpson Bible Institute, Seattle - Vw 0 - 53 B .... W, F. ,Q .. A X X A ol s , z 1 , Q A X X x X XX S Xml 3 Q ESX liebe ,QA .M..,.ss.,.m.s.. -. ts- - -:M X ' ',s.ts.w .. Q X X A . as W WW 'M fab 5, ,ff Himsa, PRESIDENT IN CHAPEL CHAPEL SERVICE 33 WORLD THE UNEVANGELIZED MTR A L .HSI A CE . - 3 u.-netfll ngcllzc . H1071 39 W' l 5 LAND WOR'--D Set Us Afire, Lord! A-.S3 QR 2 7 mill :bn unfvnngelizg-J Set us afire, Lord, Stir us, we pray! While the world perishes VVe go our way, Purposeless, passionless, Day after day, Set us aflre, Lord, Stir us, we pray! Set us afire, Lord, That we may be Thy Word to the millions Who hunger for Theeg Stir us empower us By Calvary: Gi e us the passion To set the world free! TA11 LA 1 IN AMERICA 60 'rn 'ffldh unevngiglfkeg JMU Q- 40 millron lc nevahgellk ec! C H I Ill H unevana efz INDIA .nA -pAlgl5TAN 3,00 -rnfllion EUROPE ISO In 'lllon - IQHGYI ' I wel' AVR ICH 70 7774. llhelldrzgcflizeg zoo Zmffflbr-1 ' I. CJ ci G. C. S. LIGHTS ABRCAD Maxine Pearcy Welthy Key Maragret Unger Cuba. Columbia-Jungle Cuba x XXx'w A ' 0 , X .1 ,. L , X'-5 db X' I 1 r 'jf jx. X Q X ij? .-,- I . 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Billheimer at the microphone THE SONG AND STORY HOUR 1- ' friendS-and We .. ftern00nf rfidm ith You 3120133 Zur fe110WSh1p as Wyiilgirafznderful igonher half hour of t e Story e,r6 told ' ' ' ' I . h song and N u have been ngtemng ELO fnihe studios Yo Hour coming to you ro We are with Sgogzeat Commission Schogiiwlonday thru, o fternO eek day a t'01'1 You are You everyw time, Same St? 1 ' t on an Friday, Same e ulaf rad10 Sues - - to be Our r g - rrow morn' olgvgiidbroadcasts' T13 Billheimef ing at eightglg clfizrophone to bingerigg . n v1NlZcg'n?1iga?DevotionS on ggleyzilgrvery b1eSS- station. Until thenfwe ed g0Od aftern00I'1- - hone I , t the m1cr0P Blllhelmer a Mrs. P3111 E' Mr Clark Card, So10iSt W -7- CAITVIWB2 ZION . ' D.E.'1'ow,n T' U as si .gs ae: H d N -I .: is ,Sf ' I-' . ' u v 'N ,, . b Un 3. Tha th ld ' , .. . 'fi' 'U I. A mac.-f.,..,. , ' - -. .-1 u--grlf-'l..'1 fL,,,, -bo 2. 21:1 -15,364-mn . sz Qing i , gi mi. n 32? 'BIT mth z- .. , ' Mud-h Mgmfijy, 'iYh0F be. 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Praise ye the LORD. - Psalm 150:3, 4, 6 N ORCHESTRA 44 'Fw . ,, R , . xi , .NWELZ PROF. EARL KUNKLE RX Q X 9 X Head of Music Department -w 4- QA K -, .. .ffm C7 vv QS: LJ' GS u 3 5 QP L W 3 A z 1- x if if r' A jx wif aww: av, v A X IN XX MW XXV IUNGS DAUGHTERS SCHOOL CHORUS PRESIDENT' S STUDY PRESIDENT AND FAMILY 46 fly gziiww ww' x K 1 1 Q 34 5 o 'f me if 12 2. T4 in :FESIHFIII 6 '- 25 It BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS OFFICE 47 LIBRARY BOOK ROOM 48 i Lbi Sap. - S V' we 3 if I-I , Slips., , YT 3. 'Q 'Z 2 is T' ill' ..,h gx, s 3 ffP2spE,f1f 1921? 'x Y v nf' 'W GIRL'S RECEPTION ROOM Q Q f DEAN OF WOMEN'S OFFICE DINING ROOM KITCHEN 50 I fry 13152: ,.,, A f , ,,,. 'iv u! 1 1 gg A' Q J , fr' XO? .1 ,iw 45, , ffvai ' 5'512V' 3 as 0 ' 1:-, fa ' if,5i ,, ' ' - gi f- N- 'I : ? .. ' Q ' A ' JM rf if 195 'fa' 5 ' V ff,-,.'1 4 4, V i. 5, .Liv ,vita-S if ' ' 1- -'fififf' 'iw .i 19, as -I V ,. . Q: H 'T ,Y I ' T Q Q.. If Christ would live and reign in me, I must dieg With Him I crucified must beg I must dieg Lord, drive the nails, nor heed the groans, My flesh may writhe and make its moans But in this way, and this alone, I must dieg When I am dead, then Lord to Thee I shall live g My time, my strength, my all to Thee I shall give. O may the Son now make me free! Here, Lord, I give my all to Theeg For time and for eternity I will live. For their splendid spirit of cooperation and excellent service, we desire to express our appreciation to: Members of the Annual Staff, Advertisers, Paglow Studio, Marion, Indiana, Harrell and Boyer, Printers, Anderson, Indiana, And all those whose prayers and practical suggestions have made this Crusader possible. THE STUDENT EDITOR CHALLENGERS CHOIR 1951 KING'S DAUGHTERS 1951 I -4 f 'gr A ' 'l,n!l'1 i' , l,','f'5-iM:7'4f7. 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We must go into the interiors. We must invest our very lives for the saving of the lost. May it be said of our students that they have become Men that have hazarded their lives for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. -Acts 15:26 - 3 L I-R NV lit, .sg N , .ur . - - a If , 54 49 A WJQ , Q , - 1 X A , lf! 'A Q Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, - and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession. -Psalm 2:8 No man is of any use until he has dared everything. :H-'ii UVB? MII!-3 wwe W eunswnew M me rsllwrmlla um mlm: ww Hung wma: umm HMB wmllmswi is mmm lb J -1-'gr Jack Robert Werking F5150 ,ing-.. ,Q-n-. M Guy Troyer Anson H111 ROY Lowell Lenlta. Bustin. Rollin York life GOSPEL TEAM WORK -.,,kSM . N-N, K X W MHDISON Cowvrv CfffLDREN3 HOME AND CHAPEL WHERE Sruosfvrs Vfslr UccA.sroNALLY sfjfli Mnmsofv COUNTY Jmz. WHERE GCS. 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Lord of the years that are left to me I give them to Thy hand, Take me and break me mould me anew 7 3 To the pattern Thou has planned. 62 ANNUAL YOUTH CRUSADE Between Services The Parking Lot In The Tent Rev. Noble Bodenhorn and His Gospel Art Sunday Morning In The Chapel Rev. Nellie Hamilton In The Pulpit Altar Service In The Tent al 'W .N Chow Line - Breakfast The Dimng Room Dr. Mark Fakkema Lecturing In A Forum Class Mxss Ham11ton After Serv1ce Youth Crusade - 1951 SEMINAR PRAYING PIONEER'S OFFICERS 66 x The Victories won by prayer Their fortress stanedth sure, By prayer must still be held. Unconquered they abide, The foe retreats-but only when Who plead the precious saving blood By prayer he is compelled. Of Christ the cruciiied. 325' F'?'fV ' 5 . V - He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness - Psalm 23:2,3 RELAXATION . . . FELLOWSHIP . . . FUN AND FROLIC . . . JTSJA. -1 ,s M' -y N M5 GRAND F' hqgf flfgj? 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'YU fa 51 .-2' 'b ,09- ul Q19 exxyog E 'Y was nf ,pgy-, X Clearing For The New Building-April, 1952 in-' - Uncle Edwin Rides The Beam Plowing The Court For Seeding The Posts Are Set For The Pillars Pouring Pillar Foundations and Hauling In Top Soil The Pillars Are Completed Campus Improvements The Boys work the soil down as Mr. Card sows the grass seed. igifjfas , ,f :I 5 If 1 1 f' ' ky' , ,f ' SV K , ,- f V- ' X: ,M , ' Q , fr K Z i ,: 5 :lr Q F Q ,,:., , N MK Qs . V - ,V rag My V 'R we - gay? 0 ' ' - J I Trl. 4 ' L55 - 4 ' ' 1 : E ' vvvifrwx ' 6 X 4 ' if ,if Z5fl?' 'H' , l el -1 A rl- L .A V' f 1 r W QM '1a,' l ' g Eff- , ' ' ' 3 ' ,, ' ' AM fl we ' E I ' 'j, f f fri- 1 V ,V-1 ,- , ' 1mm,!g, 4 510 1' ' N '::fq4:- .- .5- . 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N' 4 v 08 Admirlng Grandparents and Small Uncles The Blllhe1mer's New Home E Qdiz 639. gaav 'N 1 lm ki? Proud Grandmother The Little F2-muy David and Jonathan Build An Airplane Mother's Day Flowers For Mom Grandmother Eddy at 91 fMrs. Bi11heimer's Mothery still finds pleasure in her Bible and Handwork. X x ,X i Q, in ,e'-., A Q ' W mg A, .. Eddy Billheimer, at three months. Small son of Ted and Virginia Billheimer. Howard and Ruth ww im The Smith Family and Baggage Mrs. Billheimer Presents Typewriter To Maxine On Behalf of the School 1-Maxine, 2-Miss Shaner. 3-Janie Smith 76 with Her Sunday School Class in Cuba Pack Shower Gifts For Cuba As They Leave The Forest For Cuba 37 '4 no '1 O Vi U ru Q- ,.. C an FV' ,.,. o 5 F9 ua P7 be ,- 5 rn 'U rn no -1 n '4 97 4 na fn VH O 9.1 '1 O C U' 97 A ffa' VA ggi, 5x2.,....,, L f, fzy' 1' 423 M. ' I Q 'FQ ,. ns- j :wha-, ,, 1 'ij' 1 Qj3f.,ff,5.ff 11 S ' -t, ,jfgqf A , V Jig.. R i , 1 '4. fi SwY1' ' Ne' n' eZff5f,f. xfii'1-XLJNS? ,. 152' ff? A -, 5- -3'-A - ,. 3, ini' -f 5 7 Y ,gf 5 :,,:,H M12 ' ' W, f f lyff 597' 3 4. f 5L. QC. l 1 ., 4.21 ,gif ' fa 'H '4' ragga' ifif. ,Q Maxine and the Smith Family Hold Open- Air Service with Jamaicans PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS f f r xF'. 'gs if Xl' -wi' 1 1'-1-.7 X, ZOYIIIIIO The Tent At Second and Hendricks Streets June - October, 1936 ,..a-ui . Temporary Tabernacle With Stained Glass Windows at Sixth and Main Streets October '36 - January '38 Groundbreaking Services for the Tabernacle, 707 West Fifth Street - June 1937 Digging For Footlngs Unloading First Load of Building Tile Mme house shall be called an house of prayer for all people. Setting the Cornerstone for the Tabernacle 'The House That God Built Groundbreaking Ceremonies for FAITH HALL - Fall of 1939 7'F.,.f-' Pouring Footings Rearing Framing, Spring of 1940 Framing and Sheeting of Faith Hall omg 'YXW5 . YZ '9 'five Hmm oi voe XPYG. 'axkx Q41 1 SOD Q, F 5116 YY?-bb Gotoetsxooe D-aikfx fxoks VOC 'dwg Guev- XI e-nee odpu Soxxes. L-wie axe X95 'B-509 fwfr? HMA.- ' Gia Buck K. to V02 'Y Y'-P-bb adxacen E' M16 P-9 E86 P-ODS :ff ,ff Dedication and Initial Groundbreaking of GREAT COMMISSION FOREST - October 5, 1947 O God, Behold These Woods Oh God, behold these woods, May many blessings How The trees, the bush, the sod, To souls o'er all the earth, The everlasting sky above, And many hearts be set aglow The whole is Thine, Oh God! And freed from sin and dearth. They are not ours this day, Because from here shall shine We hold them but for Thee The Light the world doth need, To build, to use, to point the Way. Oh God, what joy, what joy sublime Thine, thine, to always be. To plant for Thee the Seed God, grant that on this place So bless, we pray, this place, Thy blessings shall abide, And hallow tree and sod, Thy love, Thy peace, Thy light, Thy grace- And sanctify it by Thy grace Whatever may betide. To be The House of God. Amen. Written after the Dedication and Ground-Breaking Service, Sunday, October 5, 1947, by Mrs. Glenn Stitt, Jr Felling the Trees Beginning to Clear the Underbrush 1- P' f .r X 'ff ,. is Di- xx y la .5- ..l if , 1 .VA X' -,zfn .QL 2 5,95 O5 6-amxo OTR Toon X05 V06 ze: Beg, O01 XJXXGO ximg the B Sw iota mug 'Coe B 35610602 Ymi et Be E' outing. 'COB Toouogs XOCKE1 et? 'EK-can Goto V06 had X05 Tile KN Z-'HE Begkx to EBSQ 33 Smudepmoi 199' 9. 609 .fa gm wiegipavce , X63 109 vfegeaf O01 1230 5,9 go Holiday work-bees at the Forest. Picnic Dinner Under the Trees. P -25' W O 90 W3JkS x Class Room and Dormitory Building -- April 18, 1952 HQ, M, Q ,ww , F' 1 N 3 'ls ,P gf-fa I - UU-14. 4 yn R 'vtvpq 431 'a .X Q, -,L 7919 -w '-no . ,,f,: -N 4-k4 ,' 7- . ,- ' , V 'V x W, W It X: A iff. , , - .'.. , .2-'SSP' 1. rg 'Ani ., Nu.-. 5- . ,-f--he . -sg-QQQY 4 M3599--ff4'S::v g ,. W '- ' T 'f ' ' - x 9' ' 7 . 1 W-:. ' - M . ' 1 J'U'aQikfl! .dmh . - if OUR NEWEST BUILDING The fastest growing department of Great Commission Schools, to date, is the graded department or Elementary School having reached a total enrollment this Hrst year of 49. To our surprise and almost dismay, we discover that the two rooms set aside for this department are already far inadequate to meet the need. Investigation by the President and the Board of Directors of Great Commission Schools disclosed the fact that all steel pre-fabricated build- ings of the Quonset type which are being widely used in Colleges and Universities adapt themselves beautifully to educational needs and are at least one-half cheaper to construct. Again this year, on our President's birthday, April 18, we broke ground for another new building, this time on the east side of the campus, directly in front of Pioneer Hall. A building birthday cake was planned with candles selling at 3100.00 each. By the end of the Birthday month we celebrated with cakes carrying 27 of the 55 candles desired by that time. This provided sufiicient funds with which to order the first unit of the planned building. At the present time the shell of the center section of the above sketch has been erected on Great Commission Campus. As the Lord provides, we plan to erect three or four class rooms before September to accomodate the Elementary school. This large center section provides ample chapel space and a 40 X 60 recreation room. The portable partition which separates these rooms may be removed for large annual events such as commencement and Youth Crusade. .v 'ul if '-: G , Ei -va ll- C 0 TQ an 0 L. D. 0 .C +- U5 .E -i- -0- 5 U sy' A i. X ae' '. 51-wa-ka tzll ill wi-if N if ver . R1- .Q i P? , 11 A . 1 if Qt I rp' 57.5, ill ' f -:-1 K ,wg rn ., Y X A.-A my Rh .-,, L . ,. ,,,., , Q 4. if E 1 v E5 FQ 2 5 1 s Q FA '1 ?' fc T5 PY W i Burton, Carolyn 1 1 Maloyed, Bob ...,.,v,NA...,,.. Box 74, Greensboro Harris, John .............. STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Clinard, Virginia' .......... 736 W. 6th St., Mecca, Ind. Garris, Robert .... 1 111 Route 7, Anderson, Ind. Cox, Joyce ,,,,,, Givens, Margaret' 1 ........ Box 127, Amboy, Ind. Hiday, Verne ...,A .... R oute 1, McC0rdSVi11e,Ind, Hill, Anson ....o, ,.... P . O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Huffman, Philip' 1 111 Route 1, Box 195, Danville, Ind. Jones, Lewis ,.,.. ,n..o 1 024 N. 18th St., Elwood, Ind. Lawson, John .,,f.. .,,.,f B ox 221, Anderson, Ind. Macy, Edwin ,,.,,,,v ,,,,,,,,,.v . 1 Morristown, Ind. Norton, Roy ..... .... 2 613 Main St., Anderson,Ind. O'Dell, Jamesi' 11 11 509 W. 21st St., Anderson, Ind. Sites. Barbara' 11 ........ .1 Route 1, Gaston,Ind. Werking, Robert' .,.....f.f... Box 4, New Lisbon, Ind. Wilkinson, June .1,...,, 811 W. Main St., Portland, Ind. 'Graduating Seniors J UNIORS Baker, Betty ....,. 11 Route 3, Box 172, Anderson,Ind. Barkdull, Colleen ,,,, 2505 North Buckeye, Kokomo, Ind. Berrier, Joshua 111 Route 2, Phoenixville, Pa. Carmack, Mary 1,., ........... R oute 2, Atlanta, Ind. Cummings, Guy 111 111 413 E. 37th St.. Anderson, Ind. Darrah, Arthur ....... Route 7, Box 138, Anderson, Ind. Durgan, Lonnelle .1....., 728 W. 6th St., Anderson, Ind. Garvin, Margaret ,....,..,.. Route 2, Hagerstown, Ind. Holloway, Loren 11 ......... Route 5, Marion, Ind. Hoover, Patty Sue ................. Route 1, Eaton, Ind. Jewell, Kenneth 11 ....,,, 81 W. Riverside, Peru, Ind. Jones, Edward ..., 111 1823 N. 5th St., Elwood, Ind. Reese, Dwayne 11 ,...,..11.. 215 Mill St., Tipton, Ind. Rike, Jack ....1,.. 11111111 134 Kaiser St., Dayton, Ohio Rough, Madonna ...... 2425 W. 23rd St., Anderson, Ind. Rough, Worth ......... 2425 W. 23rd St., Anderson, Ind. Shackleton, Elaine 11111111111 Route 1, Lake City, Mich. Stitt, Melvin .............1,,.. Route 8, Anderson, Ind. Swango, Marlston 1111 140 E. School St., Anderson, Ind. Werking, Ruth ................ Box 4, New Lisbon, Ind. Witherow, Leona ....................... Brookville, Pa. Barnard, Lowell 111 FRESHMEN 1111111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Bustin, Lenita ...................... Cap Haitien, Haiti Cox, ITIIIETSOII ..... 1111111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Dittlinger, Charlene 111 Route 7, Box 144, Anderson, Ind. Douglass, Carolyn 1 Douglass, Marilyn 1 Fetters, Mary Helen Fierce, Marjorie 111 Fierce, Robert ....,,...... Glover, Richard 111 Helton, Stephen ........ Jenness, Robert 111 111 959 W. Green St., Frankfort, Ind. 111 959 W. Green St., Frankfort, Ind. 111111111111 Route 5, Portland, Ind. 1111111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. P. 0. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. 2309 Sharer Ave., Dayton, Ohio 69 E. Franklin St., Peru, Ind. 2209 Martin Ave., DaytOn, Ohio 11111 826 W. 11th St., Anderson , Ind. Jones, Leslie ............ 2311 N. Elm St., Muncie, Ind. Kunce, Patricia ......., 709 E. High St., Portland, Ind. Lackey, Robert ,.............. Route 3, Noblesville, Ind. Lenz, Genevie ............ P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Maston, Mildred 111 .... 901 Elm St., Muncie,Ind. O'Connor, Audrey .... 111 830 Henry St., Anderson,Ind. Scott, Ethel ....... 111111111 'I'hompsonville, Mich. Sites, Donna ....... ........ R oute 1, Gaston, Ind. Smith, Frederick 111 ..... Route 1, Wilkinson, Ind. Smith, Louise ..... 111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Smith, William 111 11 P. O. Box 727, Anderson Ind. Stinson, Mary 111 ....... Route 3, Pendleton, Ind. Tomey, Clyde ...... 111 1215 E. 13th St., Muncie, Ind. Tomey, Dorothy ......... 1215 E. 13th St., Muncie Ind. Troyer, Guy .............. P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Vance, Fred L. ......... Route 7, Box 17, Anderson, Ind. Vice, Joseph ..... 238 N. Independence St., Tipton Ind. Wagoner, Byron 1 .............. Route 1, Wilkinson, Ind. Wilson, David ............ 2606 E. 8th St., Muncie Ind. York, Juanita ............ P. O. Box 727, Anderson Ind. York, Rollin ............. P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. Darrah, Edith ,,,,,,,, Mahoney, Barbara 1. Rheese, Evelyn ..1.. Troyer, Dana 11 Wyatt, Esther ,,,,,,,, Billheimer, Ted 111 Smith, David 11 SPECIALS Barnard, Martha 11 .... P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. 11111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson,Ind. Route 7, Box 138, Anderson,Ind. 1 .... 11 Route 2, Hagerstown, Ind. 111 Route 2, Continental, Ohio 11111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson,Ind. Route 7, Box 143, Anderson, Ind. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Bell, Bonnie ,,,1,.,.ll.,..... 1 11 Box 479, Shlrley,Ind. 11 P. O. Box 727, Anderson. Ind. Kalb, Wilma ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, B ox 727, Anderson,Ind. O'De1l, Betty .,,.,,,,,.. 509 W. 21st St., Anderson,Ind. Rfetherford, Rebecca ....Y1,1.....1... SurrimitVi1le.Ind. Riley, Faye ......... 111 1525 Brown St., Anderson. Ind. 11111- Route 1, Wilkinson, Ind. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Baldwin, Richard 11 1210 S. Sheffield, Indianapolis, Ind. Beckner, Betty 11111111..1............. Arlington,Ind. Bowyer, June 111 Bush, Delores 111 Edwards, Joan 111 Harney, Violet 111 Holland, John 111 Jenness, Caryl 111 Killin, Edward 1111 King, Martha Sue 111 Kulp, Paul 11111111 Lewis, Mary Jo 1.111 Michaelson, Marvin Sanders, Christine 1 1 1 Swan, Dixie 1111111 Wilson, Sharon 111 Mahan, W. Va. 2431 Locust St., Anderson, Ind. 11111111111 Route 5, Anderson, Ind. Route 1, Box 156, Anderson, Ind. 11111111111 Route 3, Elwood, Ind. 111 826 W. 11th St., Anderson,Ind. 1111111111111 Box 156, Cicero, Ind. 111 821 W. 12th St,, Marion, Ind. 111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson, Ind. 11111111 Route 1, Albany, Ind. Route 2, Lafountaine,Ind. McClain, Truman 111 111 1118 W. 5th St., Anderson, Ind. 11111111 Route 4, Kokomo, Ind. 111111111 Box 145, Oakville, Ind. 111 2606 E. 8th St., Muncie, Ind. HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES Burk, Roberta 1111111111111111 Route 3, Greenfield, Ind Clemons, Ruth 111 Colvin, Shirley 11 Eggman, Elba 111 Hinton, Sara 1.111 Huntzinger, Gene 1 Kulp, Ruth 11111 Maxwell, Sally 1111 Michaelson, Ruth 1111111111 Rines, Elvin 1.111 111 1102 W. lst St., Anderson ,Ind. 111 1111111111111 Jamestown, Tenn. Parkway Drive, Hagerstown, Ind. 1111 2430 Walnut St., Anderson, Ind. 211 West 7th St., Anderson 11 1111 2222 Pearl St., Anderson 1111111 P. O. Box 727, Anderson ,Ind. ,Ind. , Ind. , Ind. 1628V2 E. Harvard Ave., Muncle,Ind. Route 2, LaFountaine, Ind. Riley, Irma 111111111 111 1525 Brown St., Anderson, Ind. 11111111 Route 6, Portland, Ind. Skirvin, Sharon 1111111.1111 1310 S. G. St., Elwood, Ind. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN Brown, Phyllis 111111111111.111111111111 Edinburg, Ind. Cook, Joyce Ann 111 111111111 Route 1, Sumrnitville, Ind. Eggman, Gilbert 11 Fuller, Esther 11111 Fuller, Josephine 111 Gilbert, Emerson 111111 Hastings, David 111 Maloyed, Helen 1111 111 2430 Walnut St., Anderson, Ind. 11111111- Route 2, Alexandria, Ind. 11111111111 Route 2, Alexandria, Ind. 1119 S. Denny, Indianapolis, Ind. 919 Park Ave., Anderson, Ind. 11111111 Box 74, Greensboro, Ind. Nash, James 1111111 11111111111 R oute 4, Marlon, Ind. 8136 7th Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Rines, Allan 11111111111111111111 Route 6, Portland, Ind. Pamplin, Gretchen 1111 Rutherford, Richard Swain, Ina Ruth 11 11111111 Route 1, New Castle, Ind. 111111111111111 Box 72, Modoc,Ind. Wilson, Martha 11111 Route 11, Box 3, Indianapolis, Ind. Stewart, Alice 111111111 527 Madison Ave, Anderson, Ind. Not l, But Christ. A. B. Simpson. A. A. r-'. ' igf 3 , gf? rf' V 1. 'Not I but Christ, be hon-ored,loved,ex- alt - ed, Not 1, but 2. Not I but Christ, to gen-tly-soothe in sor - rowg Not 1, but 3. Christ,on - ly Christ, no i - dle word e'er iall - ing, Christ, on - ly ng. Not I but Christ, my ev -'ry need sup-ply - ing, Not 1, but . Christ,on -ly Christ, ere long wig fill my vis - ion, Glo - ry ex - D , ,ffl-F M ' V I- '9 - i-nu! ' ng? , ' if' . zz 'fi I f' .f 1' ' ff! - 1, 0-X? fl Christ, be seen, beknown,he heard, Not 1, but Christ, in ev - 'ry Christ to wipe the iall -ing tear: Not 1, but Christ, to liit the Christ, no need-less bust-ling soundg Christ, on - ly Christ, no seli -im- Christ, my strength andhealthto beg Christ, on - ly Christ, ior bod - y, cell - ing socQn,inll soon Pll see'-Christ, on - ly Christ, my ev - 'ry rf Q Q Q u e 1 1 1 . I 9? v fgtg- ' l 1 ' ii gn' EZ. 'v if :in y ', 1 53,5 E ' . ff. Us ' QJZTZ , Q'-0 K - . . 5 4 F 19 look and ac - tion, Not 1, but Christ, in ev - 'ry tho't and word. Wea- ry hur- deng Not 1, but Christ, to hush a-way all iear., port- ant hear- ing, Christ, on -ly Christ, no trace oi 1 be ionnd. soul, and spir --it, Christ, on -ly Christ, live then Thy liie in me. wish inl - 'rill - ingfChrist, on -ly Christ, lily all in all to be. rr Y5 '-- -' ' 1 J f ? ' ' ' Q ,ji 11 . Vflf' Cuonus. Slower. -'Aft 4 ' F-,':Ew 1 35 55-f 1 H 59' Of ' of!!! . ,af , O to be saved iremmy-seli, dearLord, O to be lost in Thee, !ffilJTi-J,Eir,.l. :L i, JMR, fi-f .. - Jef 1.13 . x N, 3511111-1 , K ,,,3fd'o ijfki V,-fp! x X O that it might be no more 1, but Christ,thatlives in me. l :f 'f':.'- J ' '39 - A i VZ! e id' v ADVERTISING ik Please Mention These Ads When Trading With Our Advertisers 1000 WATTS - 1470 ON YOUR DIAL wi? Serving Nearly 2,000,000 Hoosiers in The Heart of Indiana Sf? FOR THE LATEST IN NEWS - THE BEST IN MUSIC AND VARIETY IT'S WCBC IN ANDERSON CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE GRADUATES OF GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS OF 1952 O I I I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into 1 the House of the Lord -Ps. 122:1 O I O To all who are weary and need rest, To all who mourn, and need comfort, To all who pray, and to all who do not, but ought, To all who love Christian Fellowship . . . THE PEOPLES CHURCH, IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST, BIDS YOU WELCOME ! THE PEOPLES CHURCH, INC. West Fifth and John Streets Rev. and Mrs. Paul Todd, Pastors Anderson, Indiana Wilson Poultry Co. Poultry Fresh Dressed Daily Kay Bee Flower Shop Finest Flowers for All Occasions I , Dealer in Quality Poultry and Eggs Member We buy from the Farm Florist Telegraph Delivery Wholesale and Retail Phone 2-2363 703 East 21st St. Phone 2-1330 I 509 W. 21st St. Anderson, Ind. WEBBER'S MARKET Free Delivery NO LIQUOR e NO TOBACCO e CLOSED SUNDAY Phone 9930 2103 West 25th Street Anderson, Indiana CITIZEN'S BANKING STANLEY PAINTER BANKING COALS AND FUEL OIL REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FIRE TENDER STOKERS Eleventh and Meridian Anderson, Indiana 530 West Sixth St. Phone 2-8601 GOFF'S QUALITY MEATS HOME DRESSED MEATS Phone 3-3713 Fifth Street and Madison Avenue Anderson, Indiana Greenfield, Indiana The Ninth Street Wesleyan Methodist Church West Ninth and Locust, Anderson, Indiana A Warm Welcome Awaits You at this Home Like Church Rev. Glenn Appleman, Pastor Congratulations ! TO THE GRADUATES OF '52 - GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS Great Commission Book Room P. O. Box 727 Anderson, Indiana GIFTS Bibles - Books - Plastic Tablecloths - Plaques - Pictures Scripture Text Water Sets Novelties - Greeting Cards - V Stationery MERRITT WILDMAN and SON General Contracting New Paris, Indiana Crane Work Heavy Hauling Drainage Contracting Bulldozing Grading Excavating BELL CLEANERS Dewey Bell, Prop. IF YOU WANT IT DONE WELL, SEND IT TO BELL. Phone 2-7065 2225 Broadway Anderson, Ind. Decker's, Inc. Thomas Oil Co. BOOKS, GREETING CARDS SUN'GLO GQSOLINE an OFFICE EQUIPMENT FUEL OILS 21 West 11th Street Phone 4467 2018 Raible Ave. Phone 5436 HARDWARE o PAINTS o ELECTRICAL o MILL SUPPLY 7iau np' 7th and Meridian Dial 4491 Bouquet Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions - Flowers Telegraphed 25th St. and Raible Ave. Phone 8910 To Worship with the ALLIANCE, When in Anderson visit the - CENTRAL ALLIANCE CHURCH Rev. H. J. Stanley, Pastor 9th and Sycamore Streets Joseph A. Goddard Co. 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Yet many come and go from the house of Godg and until all the redeemed shall gather about the throne of the Lamb in heaven, the followers of Christ will enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise, be thankful unto him, and bless his name. - Psalms 10034 E. G. Vernon and Son HOWARD WEBB INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE COAL - BUILDERS SUPPLIES Phone 3-5326 Insurance of All Kinds 435 Main St. Anderson, Indiana Do Not Leave Town Without a I D , Best Wishes to Great Commission TRIP ACCIDENT POLICY Schools - - - Home Liability Insurance EVeryb0dy'5 Corporation Fuels and Lubrication For Every Purpose 216 Citizens Bank Bldg. Ph. 7916 1004 Fletcher St Phone 2-0237 PAGLOW STUDIO PORTRAITS OF BEAUTY AND CHARACTER All negatives kept on file. To reorder, write us, giving name and address Phone 4634 3095 South Adams Street Marion, Indiana Madison County Lumber Co. EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING FROM THE TREE TO THE KEY. 6631 - Phones - 6632 Jackson Street and Big Four Railroad Anderson, Indiana Tales Flgwerg Music and Hobby Shop A COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Band Instruments ' Pianos Sheet Music - Records Visit Our New Flower Shop Musical Accessories and Green House Phone 3-3309 627 Nichol Ave. Phone 4895 12th and Jackson Anderson, Ind. - - Autographs - gjft5ggLLNs BOYER ' 2444 CHASE STREET . PHONE 2 l707 ANDERSON INDIANA e,- mv r ,K V -L.: 4 Fi .rc x , , n Ir L. no. ,Q . 5 QA ff' .7 L f-- . 4 wr' n 44 , n , K , ' I, ,f x 1 K .- .N 'Q' n A 'N -: u f s l x . A 1 'K .r-. 1 f p. wx f r -1 . ., J- .V 1 :A ' I ,I ' Lf ' 4 Af ip Q '41 'al c If Q.. J 1' 1 ., ' -, 5 JV. if 'C v , K' 1 , . I - T4 , . iv. w 4 . , , . , I.-, 1 . -. l- ' , wfgf. X, . fi gf 4 . '4 Mawr 1. vw H, i . 4 H- -i ., f , 1.'1.:K'.'- 1-. . ,- 4 V ix., x ,s,v J W -1 Fl, N3 ,vlix n.r ,,. ,A 1 v 2'-fL 'l Q 9-L3 : 'O . , ' V. 4 My ,H -A ' '99 ' 95-5 M.?kal4'L .Q f',x 't, 255 V , r s