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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1953 volume:

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Bodenhorn who, by his quiet, unostentatious and self-effacing devotion to lowly tasks, has provided both faculty and students with an outstanding and consistent de- monstration of the servant principle, this book is lovingly dedicated. There are strange ways of serving God, You sweep a room or turn a sod, And suddenly, to your surprise, You hear the whir of angels' wings And find that you are under God's own eyes And building palaces for HIM. G0 YE mm ,Z rf f'ATf- XXEV, 5 . I E .CY-X J K' K If Z X A5 fx ,,-- X 4 Qi' ff: V . , - . 'fn' , 'E all I 7 if ff f W 'M lf 5 up M um, ,X .5 ,f 4 , , Q I U an f iz., -g,4',- if Mil, F f' Q2 ' i lx -bs X 5:5 'x ,I ff Q f . v'.-W1 o ne - f fgfffmsrsqh u ' Zqmsr. Egfr-in ' H X 'swf'-'l. f . .1 'pi' -E:7IH,: Q -La, Y! 55- -,1,jXjf,'?, an yikg i-' A' Lil ,f-IV, . 3M ,M gm Lflfjfw ff:fa'vfM2YL I 23- -14 E. ...-4 +2 1-I 1- JA.,M h ' E' ' ' ' ' I' 'F ,l'l-..f- 31.0 iwxif ll Ei AE W ' ' H W- f 5 VH' .. IM l nlllffifgi' AS MY FATHER HATH SENT ME, , K SO SEND I YOU. John 20:21. U XTX Fix mf f Afrfx. fr- f : If 50 -4 be I So send I you---to labor unrewarded, 5 K 2245?-' T T - 4' 'N'4!! 4: o serve unpaid, unloved, unsought, imknown, , I Q Q W A To bear rebuke, to suffer scorn and scoffing, 11. lliluli--Af , Jix M5 So send I you---to suffer for My sake. ' ' 1 'E is - - I . nf L f ' f -5 ' -.ff as 13'-1gg,m ff'f ' So send I you---to bind the bruised and broken, 1 F 'J' I ni I O'er wandering souls to work, to weep, to wake, U A .V- To bear the burdens of a world aweary, .gr 1, - So send I you---to toil for Me alone. ' 14-'J' . in .1 So send I you---to loneliness and longing, : -J' Q 'i lgyfw With heart a-hung'ring for the loved and known, 5 gm ' cf Forsaking home and kindred, friend and dear one, ,. ,iw x ' Q I rf' So send I you---to know My love alone. gjrm-, 552 1-.wish W . ..-e. ,H :-,IG ' ' ? xfv f z X ,M I So send I you---to leave your life's ambition, To die to dear desire, self-will resign, To labor long and love where men revile you, So send I you---to lose your life in Mine. R. H. .rluyfcf ffl' N-X1 5, -1 .'.- X .. Em ma wi Wx W ' 5: 'I iufllll. lull 4 , .13 kk I 'L' f 1 ii E il. .IVV xx 25 , 5 5 4 K ,, , . The servant is not greater than Z f ibrin- lnf'-Ptili-, . Wi his Lord. John 13:16. I 'HJ' ,f A- W, I l .I ..rIfJ1i ul V S ,, ' A . T Tn' 1,r,.l1. + , y 1 I y , . ' I fl .. B Du m nth 5 ? ff F . -L Z I Shalt 5 unto 5 77 I lf: 4 speak them . .. ' az u. 2:7 I . ' mp 52 i N X'-, wx V - F-I--fs. 1--.,. . f X ' N 59 'S'iX: 1:5 T F -'X S . 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Xu ' XX I S- 5 5 X , X Yi : ' ,X H IWQ9 if-fm ,h K gd . . V 'mg' V' .Y ' ' '49 15.5 ig- 1 .I ul l s' .,,, Pra ' if M? ., rf ' V' 'z ' U E, - . 0 h . Mary K. MOckB'glL1gmer, 2-agilgeggier, Vice pres 1 , , Hel Onsor, . , en Trachse1,Co1-1-espon PRAYING PIONEERS, the student missionary organ- ization, has sponsored daily prayer meetings for both home and foreign missionary work. They have also kept us constantly in touch with world wide needs and oppor- tunities for service. Missionary projects for the school year have included cash Christmas gifts to all G.C.S. missionaries abroad, a Public Address system for South Africa, Bibles for Russia, Europe and Japan, small radios for the Far East, and pressure lanterns for village evangelism in India. ding Sec. in W, A K K ...r - is x 1' J ,Q A f I E WW o Wd N 2',e'.'T'i?'M B G A will 111217 Jungh Hui 'Yew wew' Y Key ui :XP 15109 grnonyei 'uh -uncle' ul' ., Z ,Q WK 1 'M'-f - 'f .,,. I S31 i ,L : ,7'f-.QMIT 'A ' WV! i , gl.- L .--f - 1 f -w D. 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'I V Armin Hoppler R Field Director of European Evangelistic Crusade Douglas and Sue Stewart Directors of European Evangelistic Crusade L uri, -5' ,Q f ...s - Q . f, 1' ,Z .V Q0 gi. . A-62.0 YE M0 WX f ,343 .. 0 O 039- .Ay QSOQJ, e Wen in r Sewag 0 QQ. q1XX'B-Q auch 10 '25 0 A 49 HLLAH.ABAD WDXA CALCQTTA V BOMBAY BANGABA PET Christi an g- agers to ,egg teaching vm- My W3 Helen, Carol and Joy Trachsel, ' h G.C.S. students whale on furloug from India with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Christian girls feeding under- . d vmage children J. J. Trachsel - N. H. M. S. nourlshe me 5' 310 2 Q 0 1 r ,. , f' w wg 4 Rl' awk 3,55-Q. ,af 4 fa!! ll yi ' ' if ' 'i'jQ'l'f'r A 21 ' A' Q I Ayub is x Q ' A f F f ff, lifwu 'FAQ ff i, Q2 av Q no ,1 I' E 1 1 'l'3.ff.- W, 1 7': ill?-Z R' 4 1 ' wif rf V I? A V 6 ' 'f X sq ij, A4, .5 ff. if fi, 'I rf. 1 3' ' h gi I' A ' J if r 1 ,F 34 , 3 V ' if ,',' , I , i 1 :pig I X Y 125, , u, 'rg-'Q' ' -X ' g , , . , I fi, , X 'Q cf .y 1 .. ' Nbggff 5 ' ff' '. 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Yiel-1 your all to the Sav-ior for serv-'ice, Mat-ters not 3.Ah, then has-ten a- way- no de-lay - ing, For the sum- .aisii iii isis E 5315- if ii isis 55353 if if gp there is reap-ing to dog Will you an- swer the call lov-ing if your tal- ents are fewg He can make you a riv - er of mer-time soon will be throughglfieldsare wait-ing-lost sin-ners are if 5 5151.25 iii ggi f 5 'tif 5 as f new broth- er, There's a place in the har- vest for you. ble s-ing, There's a place in the har- vest for you. dy - ing, There's' a place in the har - vest 'for you. is in is of His 5 Ni fi Then-e's a place in the har-vest for you,Qfor you,XThereis reap-ing and . . . 1 .L ff? 5 H Wit? SFU? a a a V W 5. p iii? 3512 iff 553 gath-'ring to dog Qto dog, Do not long- er de-lay, Work for a gmiff 5 gfi ai if in is f stef 5 si fits li 13 Je - sus to-da.y,There's a place in the ha:--vest for you. Qfor you., HAP Nissan Hi It fl ' Men No.2 Used by Permission. C pyright 1950 by Alfred B. 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Lglfff' vm f ' W, , ' X ,fflllf I v1l'f'K , 'luffllma - mlulf 1' , li 'ff,1I4fBf1 - f f 1 I I .galil My 'R XKWWIQP IJ 1 lyffilxyli rl, There is no gain but bya lossg v If H 'Ak ' ,',ff,'f, f I- fffi 1 Youcannotsavebutbyacross. ld V1 VJL9 ...ni Ml., l,, N111 J! qi, ,, ,7 f ,fy I The com of wheat to multiply, , X Xia I xql Z Uuat fall into the ground and die. IIN N I XA.. I Q ' ' - ' 'f I W, , -4 f '41 ,wx Qifgfgiggf' lgfyifljhl if N9 9' ,f Mi. will w It IJ Iii!! gm' 1 h 9f ,i'if ff m i l fm Where ever you ripe fields behold, Waving to God their sheaves of gold, Be sure some corn of wheat has died, Some soul has there been crucifiedg So ha tled d ed meone s wres , wept an pray , And fought hell's legions undismayed. Life everywhere replaces death, In earth and sea and skyg And that the rose may breathe its breath Some living thing must die. But all through life l see a Cross, Where sons of God yield up their breathg i t b loss 'lhere is no ga n excep y , There is no lite except by death, y- '4 ' ' V 'l Sm' 'T 1,'i'1i'5 '2,?X.,'ZTL'i'.:., ll! ff , f if A ,f N35?uEf5ei:',b7 gill' I' of glgry and righrand name Q I y, ' 'I W xr it ' l ' ffff f 13 lv 'fimii il' Nw , fr N i fy ffffpff ffl . . ji x ,. i. J ,- Lfff f m . '1 Ml Xx lirff L ist IWIUNI I If 1 I'-' 'I wi V l l e M .h in , . L' wr mzfffiivfmm Qmylml-551011 3 ff , '93 4' -. , c 170 396' f t . in Q 913 7' ' . -ff cpaul Q glllluslnsr I 14 I .J -.Q X' ' ence enmlnlu so-ou :president S . N Y 'wut 250i Sires! QCII GO!! uno M 1 DBPARTIIENTS more BIBLE IIl8'I'I'I'U1'l lecturing the Pioneer Ideal the U! Faith lelhed HIGH SCHOOL Bute Licensed 'fathers ROR 6 R A D I B C B 0 0 I. Qmllfled Tachers Christian Atmosphere lil nanloscnsnunt 1 C B C 1410 KC Nursing Devotions I A I hu . . y Uofld Vlslun I P.lI. Daily lanky thru hlhy 1,,.-1-- :Rain 727 oandcreeugsn diana Dear Graduates: lhen the court asked Whitaker Chambers what a Communist ls, he referred to the three men who, as s Communist, were his three heroes. The first was an ascetic Polish Communist who, while he was in prison for the sake of hls faith, insisted on having the task of cleaning the latrines. This, he felt, was the duty of the more advanced, to do the most menlal tasks, and in this way set an example for those who were followers. The second was a Gennan Jew, a revolutionary who was arrested, court martlaled and sentenced to death. In court, after sentence was pronounced, he looked them in the eye, and said tersely, 'We Communists are always under sentence of death The third was a Russian associated with the assassination of the Prime Minister. He was sentenced to a Siberian prison. As a protest against the flogging of his fellow prisoners, he soaked his clothes in paraffin, lighted a match, and burned himself to death. As professed followers of the Man of Calvary, dare we bring to our task 3 lesser measure of devotion! In these days of indulgence and love of ease, as you go forth from the halls of G.C.8., I challenge you to join me ln the fol- lowing prayer of Christina Rossettiz God harden me against myself, The coward with pathetic voice lho craves for ease, and rest, and joys. Myself, arch-traitor to myselfg ly hollowest friend, my deadliest foe, ly clog whatever road I go. Yet One there ls can curb myself, Can roll the strangling load from me, Break off the yoke and set me free. Omcial Organ - THE GREAT COMMISSION CHALLENGE -'-f ' lubserlptlen rats ..- l1.D0 per yur REV BIL ' PA LHE UL Presfg1g?RE aww Mrs. B1 bb and Jonathan, David Ro ' Hheimer Xt. ' ww of MM M- is ffiapu, GD 'liulnrteaf 7 of 1 55 9 Kenneth C. I-Iarting, Sr. Chairman of the Board Abrams, Rev. Wm. Beck, Rev. Gordon Bell, Rev. Robert E. Broyles, Virgil Carter, Barton Chapman, William, Sr. Clinard, Roy Cox, Fred R. Dauch, William French, Rev. H. Robb Haines, Rev. Wallace Handel, Philip Harrold, Delmar Harting, Kenneth C. Sr. Higgins, Fred M. Holland, Walter H. Lewis, Marvin McClain, Rev. James Polk, Emmerson Pursiful, S. N. Ramsey, Leonard Reger, Forest Rusco, Alfred Seekins, Mary Green Speicher, Harold Stanley, Rev. Jack Tinkle, Rev. Arthur Wilkinson, E.R. ' AC '. x R.TXx'.K xx U - llllisiliwi I W N,,l.xx' x Xlxixoyxs, X K Xxxwi BX X X . 0 xx .X-l -VV 4,1 5' a n .l !,' 7 OUR FACULTY has rendered a faithful SERVICE as Seedsowers. We trust that the seed has fallen in- to good soil which will yield, some sixty and some an hundred-fold. l 1 lfx , C - . i X G - xvmzj X 1 I ' - 6tQ Go YE lluo .4P ' 1-W ' xy ' V ' ' 1z':'9Mi+-v'-xixxix ,,. X, Q 354.0 W, ,,.v ,,, V. -V v I A ex, S ' K. , .4 Mr. Edwm Messerschmidt Bus. Man. Dean of Bible Inst Timmy'3 H0l'3e 1 1 Bom The Measerichmmt B A B 'itiqyw E .PW Mrgxxmelmer Rare is the student who does enthralled is Mr bl not sit s. Blllheimer e characters l mikes Bi.. tve. Scrlptu applied to e I ral truth ts veryday lite, and the Holy Sptrlt blesses this teaching. ne Sparks - lyzgirttouil. d0U5 uy in Deen . SPUK' laasroom. Mft dengg. formal in the titmselt to Nl ' hu endeared 1 h doctrtnally. his teachlnl 1' 0 :gent spiritual value 1 Mrs. Ed Messe:-sehmtdt Bring th e in b the littl m . ring them ln, br e ones to Jesus xg 5008 of our A ca I the meg: llnt Edna. light the vi Many have sion ot Chtl d Evangel! Bm. 'Wm EMM ,ff 5 ff ' 3 I , h Lf' zf,,,,fAx,, I R ., 'Z The Principal of the Graded and Jxmior High as well as the High School, has other off- ices, one of which is Dean of Men. Mr. Fred Cox ' , .5 3' 6 a,z . , ,W f ff 4 M6 5' f xt! 09? 05 69' 0 Y Q' OKXYA ,dxbv 0 KBXXG5 T900 0+ Gvx 90 ezq 16 exe We 59 G0 we' M X 5 V V , qw ,. Mrs' MUY B- Egbert :M 5' A' 'K f Wig? A xx . - Avia - k v Ext . X , '11 '0 Nm Y Smf 'Ql1:g stu l xksi , h ales e Cowon Mrs. be Eiv mefm Eebe G11 ww Ca L ' ' - , 15, lx, , su, 'A Y K if-RA 4 x ag. if T V 3 i . ,f A , A , , ,Q mwm, Q ' ' .,.?4S,: ml' me M we app,-ef-xze My . mn. her Bach even 2 ul mic geese' wh' so K 'bg Wd and W me he' ,. We are glad for I 'i 11-wrfxz. z. , 1.1.1, M. N N4 52 Mr. Philip Akard ? A Z was Af.-If Tho' Mrs. Akard hasn't been with us long, we are thank- ful for her work in the gym with our girls. the quiet, sweet spirit of our Mr s. Dooley and wish mrs. Edng Dooley H tosaya warm Hunk you for her patience lbs. Philip Aklrd Q y ....-ff' ye sunk Earl d Proiessor artment Bea . DCP Music . X , ,nm X .., 1, f f 6 ,,'ffd'173'x ' ,f f.f'wf'wf2fI-J' 1 H 14:-f 1, ' ,img 1 ,f ' 1fW'5,', , 'X 'K W ' If -WW 1 W, ,,,, M W wg ff, 1191 . 4Z3i 5JLu I 4.f'W.' If A' 1 rr J 'hm ' 017617 y 'M our ITIOUUIIH We have enjoyed lessons and choir rehearsals un able direc der th tion of KI-lnkle. S011 e our P Goa rof. pei mi ' g is s mstry in econd only to the Word. ,W X. 'N .w V X x .213 xx ' 1 X0 . 271 Wm E f e lf Z' f SPS X' X 0' N X B f N 4 ., he fa 15 '- vp A11 kinds of work that contri- Qzklmi' bute to the same end are, at W xg bottom,the same sort of Work. i Q Inasmuch 4' ' ' Ye have done I it unto Me. X x V WL - , 'W-V - ' 5, e ge X X e ,ojrrrnti Q X V K 9 -.2 - if N ni-' . III I 5 ,K 17 1 .0 '53 l 7 ' - ie- www E we. was own D500 M i S B THE BUSTN Do rotha Bruns On ESS OFFICE i 1 1,3 xx' ff vr ' I mx V J F' V P , i ., H ? Wa 1, ' g - Luqgumssm is 1..-k umm, ' Iv xo I I I 1 A Vfupf + 1 wav f G1 , uM ,,,..,.,-- uvu . Maw ni us sm ev, ,JJ ,. 2 .1 P+ G' fx li ' qt ye , V b . 5 ' L vi T V110 X , ,, 4 'n X a .h W-.,mw,,m+ X x R - , W r 3 DA 'P pf' xx v xi, Y. ,K an ., . N' W gh Q24 1 , K, H1554 .11 W xxx X 6 56 5 m0GU0D vosm , :-:V .i 19 1 ' F VI. S ,,, , i . g15,gggEig : 0 S MI'-. WTQ,-r W',i 5f xN E5 . ' gQmE'Eos.1.J- ,L ' -P ' 1 jg, X . X .Q , lv i A nun nnfg. .5 , , . 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X, .- 3196 V X ' X .u,,Ny,'1M, uf .-,,,v X .. , , k wx X W VxA , -1-A,ky,x9 ' x ., , up-XQQX XX xxx ax-HB gobefm G , 'T-I 4 4 , Nxdowfx fluwfx' '-Qmbl, To serve the King in the power of His Spiritg To be His love-slave foreverg To go seeking lost souls for H Asking for nothing in returng THIS vision whets my desire i fo To labor in the hardest fields, In the darkest recesses where the future, Golden nuggets and diamonds in the rough May be mined for Hlmg THIS IS OUR GOAL. wen' dw og! Ma, .Pka mm, Moc 'ixf-fN'4'ii'ig:N :ij-'. U3 B81-tier Edward Jones ef Kenneth BBW Jewell Axwrx WN 590' . Quxwiffv ,gm-.. x gl 631115 J llsfifufc uniors cw' now nge 'to 'YAKST wo' c5991 To 10115 www -iofdb Gown . mf etter 1101 we Rev. Lorne Sparks, Class Sponsor Audrey 0'Colmor, Sec-Treas. Rollin York, Vice-President. Guy 'I'royer, President. '5'17'5-Af hz 'H CHQ' '9 l'1. u, ' Wil' 15 - 1 3.L-,vm , f+. X: x 'V Robert Flerce Marlorxe Fxerce 4 NT , yy ,wa un ' f -fu M Q, f' is 'NV L, A47 ff? mfg Q a , ,I Mm! 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X S uHere's The Plan '------ I o 4' Paul Kulp, Vice-President John Mark Holland, Treasurer Betty Beckner, Secretary Edward Killin, President Prof. Earl Kunkle, Class Sponsor 'hn Mark H011and fra: W 1 Edward Kilim 62 JV u1 Kulp 190 B gif-Y Belblnet fhagu e Kin Ma, mon M lson vwlet H21-n 9.7 cam Jemess ' X Y- X-giv: M x W- .,kx. . . lf' Nf5..f f Mar? 3 K X wfumw fit' 9151: o T-'eww an-i 4- . rg :Em i ...K 5 . X ggnuuwn ' re u Whai About lt, Ruth? ue Secr etary Patricta Gun . Carokjn Burton, Vice-President eha Fierce, Treasurer nsor Ev Edna D0oXey, Cxass S90 Mrs . Ruth Kulp, President ' - - Y f,'-Nl! 1 , M I 1 4:2-, .I . , Twin, wvfw ' ?akSXGW Gonna l I ' Carowf' Bumm s garb 5019 fel ell 'nf T1-ac hge! MQ' . Janet Cotton ma Rile Gene H U11 tz -wwQ6VwSEXA -5. .-.LX . i ' ww, ev QNX . 4 W 'Y Wi? ww' ,- NXSYWWNE gwx X Yx , vx J ff 3 N X, V X Www K XWX NXNN- -. NX -1 -- am '- X X M X, xx Wx Y V ox Har mg 61- X . .-,. wwf' w V Pxwws . ' X X.. Y? 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Rough emdenr Lois Cox L., Jqnetshaf el' uniov Mr. Emil Kuckuck Teacher eime' Q-T52 w.,,,,,, sb ww: 1: ' MW' ,QW Q: zizevresiden' X - ABBW 7' 2 U Davx QVAIY 1' ea ft R 5eCf 3111-er S tb A. 'nj 40 , W059' wf , . me k . 1-Q J 1 LWYRB Q, .,., ' 'A ,A A ' K.. . ' . ,U , Janet Lenz b 1 Bruce Hastings Richard Riley Fave we saefschmmt L N F. . N Jil? 1 1 ff? NV' 'EW if 3' ' N N 21554 , 91 at tgp-xxan XJ , I 1 K bf .' 4 .A A ' I .e- zo r ' ' D95 ous' vu , l' ' ev-f.t,,,vmfivwws:w-Qt. Mrs. Wllltun Kalb ' .5 v' My i la Mae Kalb, Joyce S 1 I ' 'W .3 vial! Smlth, Jerry Smtth Front row left to rlghtz- Raymond Dlvls, L0 Second row:- Blllle Ballard, Sandra Plttser, Robert Scherer, Jacqueline Smith, Dennis Rough. Joan Lenz, Mrs. Kalb. ' Utt, Bernlce Hunter, Judlth,Lenz, Janell me dlth Eutsler .Roberta Third rowz- Ju l Llnda Troyer. Riley , Carol Trachse , S40 - are vabbs ' .N n The UMW Date Miss '-Oueua Hobson - 'rv fra: , ,, .ua- , ,gp ..-, , .Vg ' s Front row left to rl ht g :- Danny Monroe, Kathryn Sparks, Cynthia Davis, Joy Trachsel, Nannette Smith, Paula Riley, Annetta Kunkle, Charles Sullivan. Second row:- Miss Hobson, David Hlll, John David Goad, Mark Smith, Charles Troyer, Dennis Gooding, Geoffrey Carter, Larry York. Third row:- Norman Barnard , Jonathan Blllhelmer, Jerry Lenz, Sandra Davis. John Riley. Jerry Joe Henderson, Donald Monroe. f' rf G ..f E Ala - ff 1 i- Q STUDENT BODY TY FP-CUL A e X7 irsl: Sigldlu glld0gl'1ldlBlPS IN MAY, 1952, GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS HAD THE HONOR OF GRADUATING THE FIRST CLASS FROM THE ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT. Barbara Perry' Jw u1P1 Behilmm K Ember Bake ehand mee Bfommg' 1 A C . 'jak , Q! Ii- zove1 v qlfiah S 611001 T3 Rebecca Rfmedotd' 1 un rw 0 De duafps 1952 Bowie Vu' ww' Kalb' Fi, fs .anew W' me NMx+,,m 'VNXXNQ W i K nge! 60,500 :Zig Y aeziwmenee President Bxllheimer receiving senior class gift of flags oney ltwo year Christian M2rg2retG1vens J D1 1 Barbara M211 Workers' Cour , Ames 0'De11, Robe p oma C0'-l1'36,- lel Barbara Sites, Virgin! Pl werung, Jr. , imup nw Inslffufe Giaduaf a C1 , mamfthree year Bible PS lmardv . v rgmla C - an lngtitute Valedlcton Alufllfli receiving Cl T-1 -Certgfwates from P iss Du 1dentBillhei,,,er 'es' 35 N nc ' wt gfVQlf,Vthifl:9 1952 seniors View THE GREAT UN go vs nero Au TIIE WDKLD AND PKEACN M -len' A me Go ! PT are B WOTW averiuuy me S needs The ' -- 1 ClVlllZed pagan P Gads fo literaturer gospel In earnest prayer, not only dollars but lives are consecrated, al gxads for PW Sw help to carry light and life to those who plead from all parts of the world. O uf Bo Q bandlw sw ' aus ov and .fww wi .9310 0 fb arjorie N Slng. P, Gx' llgry , A , q Z Qs , ,. X VN , f, Y VY fl ,, THE CLIMAX OF THE DAY MV 05 6,700 U S Dr . Rev Dr . Dr . Rev. Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Miss Rev. Rev. Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev Phili Rev. Rev. n Clarence Jones, Missionary to Quito, Ecuador. Radio Station HCJB. . Gordon Beck, Pastor, Fairborn, Ohio. Board of Directors G.C.S. Martin B-rant, Russian Bible Society, Washington, D.C. Ray, Pastor, Dayton, Ohio. A. G. Schmul, Evangelist. Joe Day, Evangelist. R. B. Clark, Missionary, to Lima, Peru. Glen Hahn, Missionary Evangelist. and Mrs. J. Trachsel, N. H. M. S. Missionaries to China and India. Richardson, United Missionary Church. Fillpot, Evangelist. Glenn Appleman, Anderson, Indiana. Earl Dulaney, Evangelist from Ontario, California, Pastor from Elwood, Indiana. Eva Stuart Watt, Dublin, Ireland, Secretary of Young Ireland for Christ Crusade. Wesley Duewel, O. H. S. Missionary to India. James Comstock, O. M. S. Missionary to Ecuador. . Glenn McHatton, Pastor, Alexandria, Indiana. Moneymaker. Pastor, Indianapolis, Indiana. Cedric Harger, Program Director, W. C. B. C. Haun Brown, Representative of Far Eastern Broadcasting Company. Glenn Victor, Director Egyptian Faith Mission, Africa. p Handel, Cincinnati, Ohio, Christian Attorney on Board of Directors, G. C. S. DeVern Fromke, Evangelist, Mount Vernon, Missouri. W. G. Lewis, Lincoln, Nebraska, Missionary Dentist. Alfred Rusco, Philadelphia, Pa. Director for North America of Worldwide Rev. Rev Rgv Rev Evangelization Crusade, Member of Board of Directors, G. C.S. John Osberg, Secretary of American Bible Society, New York. James Thretall, Evangelist, Pontiac, Michigan. Mary Green Seekins, Missionary to India, Member of Board of Directors, G. C. S. and Mrs. B. B. Bosworth, Evangelists, Pottstown, Pa. Dr. Fred C. Schwarz, Sidney, Australia, Medical Doctor and Lecturer. Miss Rev. J ,pn- Mable Hicks, Youth Worker. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart, Director for North America of European Evangelization Crusade. .mf- ., B ,M . S' s if A A -f . X A ix Nm r Green Seekins . Maw . i Qi D, Missionary to India .,. Re., J U Deverg FYONKB AmeQ,,. Osberg Rev . eyigi le Socie't . 311395 y. C0505 P6 11740 QXSQ ,952 EIA .Wm - hw, 4 E B0 CHOOSE YOU THIS DAY WHOM YE WILL SERVE. Joshua 24:15. Jesus .and Alexander died at thirty-three, One The One One One One The lived and died for selfg One died for you and me. Greek died on a throne, the Jew died on the cross, 's life a triumph seemedg the other but a loss. led vast armies forthg the other walked aloneg shed a whole world's blood, the other gave His oum. won the world in life and lost it all in death, other lost His life to win the whole world's faith. Jesus and Alexander died at thirty-three, One One One The The died in Babylong and one on Calvary. gained all for selfg and one Himself gaveg conquered every throne, the other every grave. one made himself God, the God made Himself less: one lived but to blast, the other but to bless. When died the Greek, forever fell his throne of swordsg But Jesus died to live forever Lord of lords. Jesus and Alexander died at thirty-threeg The One The One The The Greek made all men slaves, the Jew made all men free built a throne on blood, the other built on love, one was born of earthg the other from aboveg won all this earth, to lose all earth and heaveng other gave up all, that all to Him be given. Greek forever died, the Jew forever lives. He loses all who gets, and wins all things who gives. -- The Civic Bulletin. fexaflili W' Mr. Burl Dixon Engineering Instructor Because of the ex- tensive radio ministry of G.C.S. and its con- nection with WCBC, An- derson's 1000 watt day- time regional station, students are offered an excellent opportunity to obtain on-the-job train- ing in all fields ot' radio including control room techniques. Long range plans envision courses in announcing, program production, copy writing and technical operation. sweden x 'Yee www con . me humane m xr Ol Roo l,1 71 , l E Billheimer, has been Lions nio.....,-v His clear, sound ex Our President, Rev. Pau . thousands in his daily Morning Devotions. broadcast. made him a spiritual leader to a multitude. P osition of the Word has Q 1 5 T 11 i 5 a. A ' lil. K . Harold Pickett - Bass Marolyn Dixon - Alto -L,-S . 5' Dorotha Brunson - Soprano Earl Kunkle - Tenor Kms v ,N-Q Mary, K. Mock - Pianist if? I J-. X, ' , 1 : 1- -'Q if gr ww oonqqnllw Ufflixecl oulvle umh MIXED DOUBLE QUARTET Sta.nding:- Robert Fierce, Don Rumbaugh,Rlchard Mock, t . Harold Pickett, Prof. Earl Kunkle, Direc or ha n, Marjorie Fierce, Seated:- Marolyn Dixon, Dorot Brunso Genevie Lenz, Mary K. Mock, Pianist. .Mu gy. ALE .H Q MALE QUARTET Robert Fierce, Don Rumi Richard Mock, Harold Pi Prof. Earl Kunkle, Mhz, N 1 1 Dorotha BrunSOIl Marjorie Fierce 5 Genevie Lenz Marolyn Dixon A Prof. Earl Kunkle, Pianist L U I G fe' GC GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS has entered the field of Public Service by giving to this area Anderson's 1000 Watt daytime regional radio station which it operates by authority of the Federal Communications Commission. With a 1002, Christian Studio Staff, fully dedicated to the principle that a radio station should be operated in the interest of the public rather than cold commercialism WC BC is setting a high standard of Public Service. With programming and advertising policies governed by the highest moral considerations, WCBC is rapidly gain- ing in public favor and acceptance. Clients of WCBC are voluntarily offering testimonials of increasingly amazing results through WCBC advertising. WCBC is furnishing new evidence that a radio station can be programmed in the BEST interest of the public and still be a commercial success. Through GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS' connection with the radio station and particularly through its FM affiliate, the School offers an ideal opportunity to its students for actual on-the-job, on-the-air training in control room tech- niques, radio announcing, continuity and script writing, production and programming. 5 Miss Sharlene Reed, for nine years a member of the Staff of The Ander- son Gospel Tabernacle a.nd'Great Commission Schools, is the efficient Bookkeeper and Secretary to the General Manager. ' Worth R dent Ch ough a i, Id miiii 1-istia,,'b for-mer 7 '?'v f7xf.r1,5f!g:: ,N ifwieiif i , . 4 ' V ,' 'i?,-4.-..,,, :ffm ,V Wm.. gn fa -4 r - W fm. V' '.5'13'Fxf -t 316121 stef Of th Uslness fB M211 9 G ma ' ' ager of raogpel, S nth John Snider, a former membe rof the staff of Anderson Gospel Ta- bernacle, also a former teach- , er at Frankfort Pilgrim Bible College iJohn still directs their choirl, is doing a splendid job as Program Director for WCBC. The dee? baritone voice YOU hear on the WCBC newscasts belongs to Jim Rimes' 'nm is a senior in the Theolog- ical Department of Finder' son conese Me he is Preparing for the 'mms' try. During working he is NSWS Director for wcBC Swive- wa- APPY HANK , otherwise Cedric Harger. is an Gospel. He is a first class s the advertisers h . ,iv ordained minister of a1esman of the gospel as well as on WCBC. Happy Hank is Master e H111 Billy programs. of Ceremonies tation- ' I ' I FERENT S - t 111 ,'YeS IS picture of C3:llei.e!1l one in which ygunot an ash tray any an ever Y room Air Pockets- 1 C Q .- Q - 1' X , ZOYEIUYOWG hx MQW 1... I... 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Those were pioneer ing days when our office furni- ture and equipment consisted of a cast-off secretary's desk, a homemade file cabinet, and va- rious little tables together with two typewriters and a used add- ing machine. v Miss Brunson in present office .,..f r Miss Brunson in old office Through these fifteen and 3 half Years, Miss Brunson has shared our labors, sor- rows, joys, burdens, and victories, in our worldwide ministry. For many years she has served as bookkeep- er for the radio department and more recently, for the Schools also. 'th a beau' Being giitegofotha beean tiful Voiigassist with the at 3?c?inusiC i Smgmgwea a 1 as ine radio harrnoxfi N with V i1'1 5 'o mixe - d Quay' m rtette and mme qua gette . .V ,t ,, n. N N. N ww.. H it .4 V b Wx Ay- ., ' ' ' N,-fl 't w ' , it t, W - A-gum wgtt -me-' ' Through the years Do- rotha has been granted a worldwide ministry through the medium of the office as she handles thousands of dollars that have gone to the miss- ion fields, wr i t i ng the letters each month to the missionaries. f 1 q. O On June 14, 1953, wedding bells are scheduled to ring for Missgfhouwoewxtw Brunson and Mr. Delbert Egly of near Anderson. Our prayers for-f a very happy married life follow them. Bi 2 5Z6 5 7 6:17001 awiovs al' A Dubai B54 ful-A335324Sis-:fN'f':'W?7N7 '13-Aim ff? I I filgi: 'S 4: - -xx f.- qw kbzmi-S: --:11-gw5.:xSkt.'.- Q sa 1. .',14Q-fs-1-zf.-f.fP.s:,i1 ., - was Q . 1:33333 .fl 1'-.Q '51-53 Q-.ff-4 N2-A qs- V, ' .,f,,X,., -, 1-' x . -X. ,-.5 vim x,--. , . - Sc hoolerg 'K KN gy f 'L 1336 v ' -4 'S Y sw-' A Y x N HNSQ- Gifs wwwkk x w. 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Following z babblinfiik, they came to DeMi1le a paused to chat with their old friend Ma Well. He did not in-Kline to cease fE his work so they drifone Kulp of th4 sparkling water and went ormmrir wav Sharon the lunch which they carried wi them. f By and by the path led through a Wc where was the castle of a King. In HE distance they spied their EEN-after friend sitting on a Block for she was tl Cook of the castle. I'Eey triedto Beck'n LV9 W , SI U ere 111 vi 071391, pa fQdt I' we mUV9d We were so happy we stood on our heads 2 but she was rocking her young so and singing this lullabyz Desh-nod your head and sleep, Ma'Loyed, sIeep my baby s1eep. i A 10 P. M. dedication tothe High School Dorm Girls,by their Dean. Q y F 'e I a b,'Q, i , 2.3.1, , - .:-Q ,.11g::' .4121- . . 5, :.3,f,,,,..g,1 . 1 ,isff-::f::' ,.f . r 12: 11 5231 f It-355' ,.g5.. 1 ll Y' 5- Y z , X R Z? A X Q X ' v' is 91 is 5 ,sf , 9 X Q 'ji , il , ,lf ,:,, :'... , X'VL W V' If 1'Y ' r5 00 fp Vik? . 'Q f W0 , -m e MR, AND MRB. RL?-hLh CHAPERONED US M V l bgf ' ff '13 1' .. WS ' 143 3? f x ,- R ' :sg-vi-gmffisiglq 5 A ' - A V ' - ,. , . .' - .- ,. ' ' X59 ''g. 1i5',:q-rg-wif,, - X9 5 ' ' V yiiz. 4 - .... I J .gf-.5-.1-3 ' qzngzgn 5,gMIg4,,f2',5:1'1sk-'I' Q i ii: Y-H '11 .v - 1 My - N- rat- ' 2 R 5 'W kb J ' S NXAUMKA XAW HOME. AGAIN HAPPY, V HUT 0--OH. 50 ,TIRED he mabxe 1' VW under K 9 me weep xx A keys 'D ba:- 11' 32. 'sw Mom' S Helpe' I'd rather practice than wark-f--M Paul: 15. refs !-Op No foolin'! He was 36 inches long. Look at his mouth! if 2. Y ,HW I ,vi cation xeS on va Bacuvlardlnizzoafi aww' 11 The vi m Wonder ho The Athletic Akards. Boys' and Girls' Phys. Teachers -- G. C. S. The President and sons on vacation Was fh whalewggta cousin Swallowgg 5,76 0'1ah 9 iff if MAY K9 BE YOURS - The YEARS OF ENJ OYMENT A S YOU LOOK, . Annual Sta . cf: ME s .vm infra TWQJL! h2:74.xw s 'Iwi Ruth Kulp, Secretary-Treasurer Mary Kathryn Mock, Associate Editor. Mlss Catherine Colson, Faculty Advisor Mariorle Fierce, Editor Mrs. Paul E. Billhelmer, Editorial Advisor Mr. Phillip Akard, Business Manager Gene lluntsinger, Qles Betty Beckner, High School Assistant Marow nK!53'U3 X K WW gill! W X xr. D an 8IM0ck 's I 1 Please mention this book when trading with our advertisers. - f' . .1 ' -,ln - I . Z' of' V , . onlvx 41- w1M 1000 WATTS - 1470 ON YOUR DIAL CENTRAL INDIANA'S FARM AND HOME STATION ir FOR THE LATEST IN NEWS - THE BEST IN MUSIC AND VARIETY IT'S WCBC IN ANDERSON A FINE STATION IN A GREAT CITY 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'53 - GREAT COMMISSION SCHOOLS Great Commission Book Room P. O. Box 727 Anderson, Indiana I GIFTS Bibles - Books - Plastic ,Tablecloths - Plaques - Pictures , Scripture Text Water Sets Novelties - Greeting Cards - Stationery 8 HOWARD WEBB REALTOR -- INSURANCE Insurance of All Kinds BUY A TRIP ACCIDENT POLICY BEFORE LEAVING TOWN 216 Citizen's Bank Building Phone 8848 KNEIP MARKETS Meat ls Our Business 934 MERIDIAN ST. PHONE 2-4691 ANDERSON INDIANA Toles Flowers A COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Visit Our New Flower Shop and Green House 627 Nichol Ave. Phone 4895 Eggman Agency REALTORS and INSURERS Large or small we sell them all 1307 MERIDIAN s'r. PHONE 7766 GROUND FLOOR STATE THEATRE BLDG FoRKNER's S T U D IO Anderson. Indiana Portrait and Commercial Photographers GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY YEAR 1953 OTIS R. FORKNER RAY M. FORKNER Official Photographers for 1953 Crusader UNIVERSAL EL ECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING Sz REPAIR WHOLESALE ELECTRIC SUPPLIES BELTS AND PULLEYS 225 East 8th St. Phone 3-3385 CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY ELEVENTH AND MERIDIAN STREETS. Banking Real Estate Insurance Meadowbrook Branch THIRTY-SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS WELCOME Westside Holiness Tabernacle WESLEYAN IN DOCTRINE 23rd and Dewey Sts. Anderson, Indxana ACKER'S SUNOCO SERVICE Sunoco Gas 8. Oil 1229 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE 9341 Bouquet Flower Shop Flowers For A11 Occasions - Flowers Telegraphed 25th St. and Raible Ave. Phone 8910 To Worship with the ALLIANCE, When in Anderson visit the - CENTRAL ALLIANCE CH URCH Rev. H. J. Stanley, Pastor 9th and Sycamore Streets HIGGINS AND SON MASTER CLEANERS AS GOOD AS THE BEST, BETTER THAN THE REST Phone 2-6680 Oflice and Plant - 317-19 Cottage Avenue Joseph A. Goddard Co. , Muncie, Indiana Distributors of Grocery Products - Fresh Produce - Frozen Foods We feature Clover Farm, Delicious, Harvest and Snow Crop Brands Kay Bee Flower Shop Finest Flowers for All Occasions Member Florist Telegraph Delivery 703 East 21st St. Phone 2-1330 Wilson Poultry Co. Poultry Fresh Dressed Daily Dealer in Quality Poultry and Eggs We buy from the Farm Wholesale and Retail Phone 2-2363 509 W. 21st St. Anderson, Ind. 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 With Sincere Appreciation and Best Wishes as You Labor In HIS NAME NORTH ANDERSON CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Broadway at Ames Music and Hobby Shop Band Instruments - Pianos Sheet Music - Records Musical Accessories Phone 3-3309 12th and Jackson Anderson, Ind. 1 Bargain Leader E. G. Vernon and Son Cut Prices - Work Clothes COAL - BUILDERS SUPPLIES Shoes - Furnishings Phone 3-5326 825 Meridian St. Anderson, Ind. 435 Main St. Anderson, Indiana Compliments of Standard Enamel and Paint Corp. 2158 North Sherman Drive Indianapolis, Indiana and Associated Dealers in Anderson, Indiana Take an active part in your Paint-Up Clean-Up Campaign. V Best Wishes to Great Commission Schools . . . I I O Decker's Inc f Everybody s Oil BOOKS, GREETING CARDS Corporation OFFICE EQUIPMENT Fuels and Lubrication For Every Purpose 21 West 11th Street Phone 4467 1004 Fletcher St. Phone 2-0237 HARDWARE o PAINTS 0 ELECTRICAL o MILL SUPPLY 7fau np' 7th and Meridian Dial 4491 COX SUPER MARKET The Store with a Clean Atmosphere Where Price Tells And Quality Sells. Harrison St. Alexandria, Ind. CITY RESCUE MISSION 713 MAIN STREET ANDERSON, INDIANA Gospel Service 7:30 Each Evening Free Methodist Church North Street at Indiana Avenue CHURCH OF THE LIGHT AND LIFE HOUR Lloyd Quinnett, Pastor 721 Indiana Ave. Phone 2-6679 Come to The Church Where You Are Welcome. 23,'i5Tss.0N PRESS ANDERSON, INDIANA I h 6 u 1 v v 2 uge,v. 9, ' Y, W ' 1 1 YJ: 4 W '-Y-5,1-' W ' y W I Y ,bi llhyl . .arg gf A 1, .. n .4, .15 u, ! 'XZ ' MVT, , vw , Yr!- L. 'H ,uw H l ,X 4 , ,nf , . X' vm'-.w - , f. . 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