Jabbok Bible School - Star Yearbook (Thomas, OK)

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Committees Social Dining Hall CLINTON CATTLE COMMISSION CO.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Eyster, adviserg Carol Wingerd, secretaryg Norman Paulus, Eva Gramm, treasurerg Carolyn Crawford, Wilma Denney, Norma Jean EySCBY,Anna Mae Hook, Paul Davis, Ralph Myers, chairman. Student Council, the voice of the student body, scenes of-endless discussion and debate on Ways to promote the interest and welfare of the students and the school. The results-extended hedge on campus, better lights on the basket ball court, sign advertising our school, student work day, improved reverence in church and chapel, table tennis and volley ball tournaments, and ability to give and take in sharing ideals and opinions. i wi- ww- P ,y , :Q-1-f ii ll ,B ,- X' 12- an V , v , V- .... x J pn. 'if fc' , b In kk gl 1 ....., :J--,.:h I, -H Q, -llv 3 swf, .H - .- A K, it , f M Y 1 JF19' , ' 913 V' ' 9' 'Wi 1 3 fQJdQ5531i . if ,iw Q 2 M A-my Q X. , 3 - . W mg, ,gjgsaafggw AH: X 'WA' N, gf2',thg,?'3ff1S3fQ A ffiugw isfgffgg ,1 QA g 2,2-wig-f,,,f.,'gf,wf'fl Jiri, f , QUw25,,k, q? in ,g'f1'ml..i 'ff F2 ff ' iff' 'ffl'-,1-f, 'fffiu v '-asf M e M EN, il 51-1 ,hx K' ggi? X ,rx5sl4w'h'ri91- V Aixtgy-fl. Y ,xslt .V Qpffg Q 'WE ,V,M4iQ- 5: ., y, 3 J, fi arf, if t , .,-,Vol sxgygyl.,-fkgwf ' ,. '3'5'Qf'eallfLff i' , , ,V A if-f7ii3f'1iigff,i-tfi, wifi rl ,gigs ef' , A, 1 , , 5 gVfhHag Ja. xl 7 ti . Q fl 1 A 1 Q, g I K QL? -rm a n 3, .. I ft, 1 ' , N ' 'ff ifila , if

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LITERARY LITERARY OFFICERS Second semester: Carolyn Crawford, secretaryg Paul Davis, pres- identg J. Lynn Conrady, vice-president: Charles Rickel, treasurer: Mr. Blackketter, adviser. First semester: Eva Gramm. presidentg Betty Holderman, vice- presidentg Lois Minter, secretaryg Mahlon Minter, treasurer. Mr. Stern, adviser. Literary, the medium of talent expression, with scenes of - boy's quartet singing, Little David Play on Your Harp g Lois and Anna Mae playing a piano duetg Eva thinking a burgular is a wise man in the play, Gifts of Myrrh g Paul and Rolin telling a storyg Norman singing a solo: Betty boosting Ralph's moral in the play, Oh Doctor g students reenacting the, days of the model T Ford owned by the first president of the school, P. J. Weibeg Carol and Carolyn pleading earnestly in a debate on building an auditorium at Jabbokg Marilyn learning that strong drink is a mocker in the play, Whir1wind g and Mr. Black- ketter featuring Joe, his dog, in a never-to-be-forgotten program on obedience. The Results - The development of student talent, an appreciative audience, and last, an inner satisfaction of having prepared ourselves for greater service to Christ. AWARD WINNERS .. , .,,'.'i D , . P :l g . ' - . i n ...V . M af-, E ,, ' s M . 2 ---. A. , 3 .,., W 51- I Q. b. I ' g E .. 1 2' :EV -'... - K W - --A ' Q : ,,'A, 1 il' ' R v.. ,, ,Www ,- HQi'3f f iHiFHE? eww.. .,.,, f QQWQQQF '.'i amy? Fwggww- -.,. , D H f V A .,.. ,,,,,, 1 N T14 Y .,:,. 5 2 A 1, ,.,.. -fig, ,,,,,,,,L, Rfqgti ,, Courtesy Contest Winners Betty Crocker Homemaker Of Tomorrc