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

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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.

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'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.