Johnstown Bible School - Echo Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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TEACHERS CLASSES awe- TESTIMONIALS gas A h ' V ' 5 ' - 'Ks-65:-Ei-'LHS-'IHS ' JS' Kristi .Hi--li--it T I iSANFORD SHETLER--pR1Nc1PAL 5, . , . J , N A . A ' ,1 J . , , y Ty. . ' J' 9 ' 3. ' ' . o. -, W x - I V r . 'I - sf? ' ' !',,, aggifhf-. Z l, 3, tf' a its ,F , 1 I 'tn ,, .3 V, . ju me .X .Q .J W, v 0. ., -ax-'ijiriaff r . vmgga, ' 5, J., . 1 L ' .F -- in Q-if f aff ' 3 ,J nf 1 yawn iiia' A in . P, ayb.. if 1 a-at , L 4 t wah. X - .Av 1, in ' - -. R- il '7 .'1 a I Brother Sanford Shetler is serving his first year as principal of F B 3 He has been teaching in public schools the past years During his twelve years in the ministry, he has labored faithfully in various activities of the church as pastor evangelist, and member on many church committees also a writer for publication in church preiodicals CHILDRENS' WORK AND TELLING STORIES In this course an attempt was made to lay a background first in prin' ciples of child phvchology and ped- agogy in order to learn the proper approach in'children's work. Fol- lowing this, the types of childrens activities were outlined with ap- propriate suggestions for conduct- ing them. Ideas for the variation of lesson procedure were given, helpful pointers for the teacher in presentation, and explanation on il lustrative material.' The later part of the course dealt with the principles of story telling, and ac tual nlaboratoryn eiperience was given by having theiclass tell stories to pupils in the nearby Ghristian Day School. ' More vivid has vecome the large place the teacher has to fill, and a deeper desire and knowledge of how to fill that place has become more real because of being in child renis work. F. Miller V Q, U QL u wg: mf u u :L v :Ls 7?7f7?7s 777V ISTOIQ-qfwfwt 7f'7x 7 I appreciated the many helps and critid.sms and hope I may be a better teacher for having en- roller in this class. g ' E. Shetler HOSEA AND JOELL-The minor profits are the first two of a series of twelve smaller, but not of lessen importance. It is interesting to note the rustic beauty of these rural spokesmen of God and the many pointed truths that are still ap-i plicable today. The poetic struc- ture of these writings become the object of intense study and ended in the memorization of the fine passages. N y It has been definitely inter- esting study and has helped me to appreciate the books more. S. Troyer This book shows'us how God loves a fallen world, and it helps us to better understand prophecy and the dark savings. Ms Kandel LRLKLQI KL. QLQI 'Ls' v 1. Wx W 1. 757s wi. w ' Brother Sanford is also principle of J.M.S. the Christian Day School, which was organized this fall. Thirty three stufents are enrolled from grades 6-ll. These students attended our weekly liter- aries, and ll of the high school students were enrolled part-time in our Bible School classes. aaaraaaaaaaaaaaaaswaaaaaaaara I wish you could see our principal His ease and grace in helping us 'And his practical, capable way With decisions large and small That he handled situations His manner of disciplining us That confronted him every day. M Was HPPP9CiHt6i by all- His service to the Master - And his consecrated-ness, I Led all of us closer To Christ, and blessedness.