Johnstown Bible School - Echo Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)
- Class of 1947
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See in daily walk and action, That we have His life divinea John 12121 strikes us with challenging words when certain of the Greeks same to Philip and said,uSir, we would see Jesusn. These five words are full of meanings Today the world is saying to us as children of God,USir, we would sae Jesusn. Fervent prayer and sincere study of His word will enable us to poimt souls to the Christ. Not only can we point them to His word but our lives will radiata with His Spirit. Students and readers - live for Christ, study His word, that the spirit of Christ in you may ECHO and RE-ECHO untill Jesus comess Y Every day with Jesus, Qome and sit at His blessed feet. Here we pray and sing His praises, Qh, the bliss of this retreat. Aaron Mast is a Polemic Theologian. Emmanuel Peachey is a Dogmatic Theologian. Elmer Moyer is an Exegetical Theologian. Paul Roth is a Practical Theologian. Sanford Shetler is a Didactic TheolOSiaH. Abram Landis is an Analytical Theologian. . 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ECHO. iay iii' his Congeniality, patience, and untiring efforts inspire eecn of us to yield and dedicate our lives to Bod and His service. fail 4 j -y-'rv 'ro--1-1 ' .1- ' ' wqmf ., Q.-., -- I-- r x .tx B R L ' ' ' ' ' I --U 7 - -P V- -xv, .l ,,,-.. N ..-.....-. , .,.-,,-..l,..,,,. M, T' 1.1: oosvsr. aromas ' 1. N February-24, 1926 'l'xts-LJZQQ fgghilsli Coevel is our Janitor. Think of how many tons of ical Goovol has already ahoveled into the different stoves and furnicesl While we are still usnooaingu away, Coevel is busily working, thinking of the other person. He also takes some classes, even though he does over- sleep and misses a class once in awhile. uPeteW is also our handy lman when it comes to doing repair work or making something. He is just the one who will do it. Among his contributions this year is the Silverware Chest, lecturne, and the ventilators for the minis- ters' room. we connratula 3 him on his faithfulness He is a 1 Q ,W . ,pp Y- ing II Timothy 2:15 to hisglife. ,j 12 f . ,..., f',-5-.1 U nf coaa HOSTETLERJW. 5 ,fi fl KATHRYN Msmztsa Cora, the NChief Cookuffdo mMm't A Kgkhryn is that fair maiden you know har? She is the pleas- from Accident, Maryland. She is ant little maid dressed in white, not here EY 2CCid9?f, hOg?vGE,1 hurrying to and fro in the kit- because S G S T93 .V H lg G P ohen. She prepares our tasty meals. to thG Chief c0Ok,in the kitchenl She is ubig sisteru to the girls at J.B.S. We admire her smile in Bible school, and shoulders and pleagang diSgOilEiiDoi iethryn the responsibility faithfully. , s one o ose' G P U 2 P S She is a good leader for our trio I about thG house, GSPGCiHl1Y when of cooks and where she is found I th0P0 SPG DSW babies to ee cared the others are sure to be found f Ear. in theKspiiitualk11fgegf ell. C a i he re, lr Q Q 9 SC 00 U YU me 93 3itYes duriggathenyeai, iguaqp ,EQ contribution too. She seldom re- full-time worker at the Johns- f f fuses toiservlogg pgggggmstind , Mi ' he e h d e a lf' 0 WWYS Q V93 ' J gif? acispigbye Eer3iie.O Ecu X thase who SGQK itf May haf trip will always find her ready and ' to F10P1d9 Bible School be 9 willing to labor for christ in . profitable One- p any way. ,fn 3 .,-'I qigigjlf EVELYN BERKSHIRE y Evelyn is a native of Masontown, and 9 areduete Of J'B'3' C1933 of 1946. She hs been spending much of her time in the kitchen, not only at J.B.S., but also in various homes in Masontown and Cham- bersburg. A few more lessons in cooking and SDC Will Qud1ifY for that better half position ever? Girl is lookini for! Evelyn has 9 good sense of humor. The spiritual life in Evelyn is much APPP9' ciated by those who know her, She is much interested in Summer Bible School work and does a good work. The School thanks her forh her contribution and wishes her much joy in her PP0P0SQd tP1P to t G Florida Bible School. ,lg wnfgtsr ,,.g' ,., , , , .- f.-uf , . ,,.,,,... M,-v-.Y , ,. .. .r. ,-. -rr -- - .. -- W -- Y , u . S r ,L . 4 u . .Q , ks. 2' 1 ,. ., . L ' A . I x I 1 43, ' 1 'f L J! 9- 1 , , , R. , 3 ,N ev-' '1.kA . . .'1 , , Q wx 4 , . . V 1 i f f S A Q 1 ,z 1 Q' 5 - ff'- ' ' n A .J 1 A Y . T '. uf ,vu 1 If . X . 4 A . y 1 ,wr 1 wif: 'fu V. K a ' f A 4 T . ' a ' N -.5 I i I a ' ' P ' ' 'Q-..-.fe- .....w--.-.--.. Y-.. ,....... , ,,,,, 4 l. 1 6555? 3752143 g AM PX GracevCable - Nine Years Crace has received a great blessing in attending the Johnstown Bible School. Having attended school for nine years she is well versed in the Word During these years instance, teaching This has given her of God. Her first year of schoo1,was in 1932. she was engaged in doing other types of workg for Summer Bible School, sewing, and doing housework. an opportunity to witness for the Lord--and her willingness to be used has encouraged others to have higher standards of Christifn living. Before attending school this year Grace was working at the telephone office of the local area. Here she rendered prove to be a blessing. a valuable community service. After Bible School she intends to give full time to the Lord. Wherever she is called we know her life will WHAT J.B.S. HAS MEANT TO ME I can truthfully say that J. B. S. has been a great factor in the molding and building of my life. It has caused me to study the Bible and created in me a desire to want to study the Bible more thoroughly. The Bible School ,ives us a lace to ' ress ourselves I have S p exp , 1 .. 8 H appreciated meeting other Christian friends from dif- ferent parts of the country. It has meant much to me to have a faculty to give out the Word of God without fear or favor to anyenegun Four Ye v v ll 9323? CLI'S q-g-guin-n1t1nsu-11: ESTHER SPOBY November 27, 1921 A farm girl that has lived in this community all her life. She enjoys using the needle as Dorcas did CActs 6:59c7 in rendering service for the Lord. She gets pleasure in making scrapbooks for shut-ins, and gathering souvenirs. She is a zealous worker in the church in teaching Sunday school and Summer Bible School, and in her service as president of a Junior Sewing Circle. She plans to do housework at home. Psalms A! l min. kumz May 2'7,, 19214 Began her life on a farm near Elverson, Ches ter Co., at present her abode is in Lancaster Co. f Ada is a quiet, reserved girl, and looks at the silver lining on dark clouds of life. Her love of singing enhances her interest in hous ework. She desires to follow her Naster's leading. Ada's blessings from Bible SchOo1 were received through five terms of two-week schools, two three- week terms at Allensville, and two six-week terms at J.B.S. Christian Ethics and Pedagogy were her'high1ight studies. John 5:16. WALTER-MOORE June 22, 1921 1 Born in the Johnstown District of Southwestern Pennsylvania. His service in the local church has consisted of Sunday School teaching. He serves as president of the local tract band. He has a desire to be -a Christian doctor. In spite of a physical handicap, he is accom- plishing a surprising amount of work. His unusual character is appre- ciated by friends far and nears His challenging life is a help to youth and adults. Psalm ll8:8. Kr I - X, .,f ,I y . nm.. . Ma., V-V, I---34.-MN mr- ni! 'WD A BA. ,Q .,,,,,, ye-45 .. ah., 4-.- x . 1 A .. v '1 U , 1 --N...-...., , .,.1y-1- . iv--T W. 7- . 5. 1 z' 1 , ,1 -.+1,-- H X1 4---- , , If ,,, ' 54- X .,,.,, .,,.1.,.. -- ..,-.Y v r 5 , I 1 ' . f 3 ., , . 1. 1 r ' 1 L K ll X '1' 1 'x Q V 1 1 .1 . , . ,ug '1 -. .M 1 1 ..,- . - . . - , ,1, 1 ,, .41 - - . if . . I . ., :.., 5'-F 11 . . . . ,X ,I .. . . , .cu tr I .,, I - I . .. '11 ' 4 'Y . V ., ' 11.14 1 f 1 , . . .1. . X .. 1 1 1- I - ' I, r ' -. .. - -1'7-' ' L - .v' ' f.,1 .1 , .7-. ' - 1 '.: - ', ' .. . r, ' 1 5' x Ja . ' ' - :E ,,. . f 1 'f'.'1 ' ' ' 'J- ' I ' ' v .'.,J 'W 1 15 ,- - .f' M ' 1 I 1 1 . I 1 I V . m 4 1 A- , , 1 ,,. ' 1 .I f 'f- ' ' 1 .' 1 1. 1- ' ' 11 .s ,' 1. b - I 1 e ' ' 1 1 1 V 1' . , AA., N' N ': ' 9? 1 . 1 v . f -' . ' , 1 11 N .1, .A f r 4 1 .1 1 ' 'r ' ' 1' ,4'y.,1. Q,,'fh ,, I li.. v ' 1 . . - . , ,, 1, 1 v Q ' 1 ' . 1 ' - , 1 1 1 U 1 1 , r ' 4 - 3 '1. 4 ,M u A f .. - 1 1 1 , . , K , , 1 4 4 1 1 . 1 A . Y 1 14, I l 1 'Ir I 1 1 ,' 1 1 1 1 I 5 --5 ,..,..f H, 1, , - -....,.-..-fI..,a-Q.- .,-...,-.-.-.... ..- ...-S.. ,, .,,.,.. PAUL SCHMUCKER November 7, 1926 Comes from the hoosier State, Indiana. he has already received a diploma for completing three short terms at Goshen Collepe. He serves in young people's meetings and has been president of the Nap- panee LitGP8PY Society. Paul is one who is willing to lend a help- ing hand, is a conversationalist, and stable man. Before coming to sible school he was employed bv the Brethren Service Unit of Nap- panee. Romans 1019. MARGARET RERKSHIRE october- ls, 1924 A worker at Masontown Congre- ation in Southwestern Pennsvl- R , svania Conference. She has been working in the church as a li- brarian, Sundav school and Summer sible School teacher, and as a cook at Laurelville Camp. with her blend of good qualities of character, her future service in the church will certainly be a blessing to many. Proverbs 336. SnRAh MARIE PHINKEY August 7, 1924 Came from Connellsville to Scottdale where she has been em- ployed in the Publishing House as a tvpist for approximatelv five vears. Sarah, a studious and energetic girl, has exercised her talents for her Master's service as a Sundav-school teacher,'member of the Scottdale Ladies' Chorus, a Sunday-school Secretarv-Treas- urer, a Sewing Circle member, and a helper in Literarv Societv af- fairs. A few years apo she felt the need of knowinf her Saviour better, and with this aim in mind has chosen to attend J.B.S. Her friendlv manner and readiness to serve will certainlv continue to be a blessing to her in years ahead. II Timothy 2gl5. PAUL EASH September 50, 1924 A farm boy, has alwavs lived in the Holsopple Communitv. Be- sides his farming interest he has served as a helper in a carpenter crew. He is a sincere worker for the Lord, and is ready and will- ing to enter into definite miss- ion work when the Lord calls. Matthew 28:19. FLORENCE SHORT October 12, 1922 Florence attended Johnstown Bible School two terms--'40 and '47--at Leo, Indiana, two weeksg at Archbold, Ohio, eight weeks: and one vear at Hesston, Kansas. In her home church she is an as- sistant Sundav-school teacher. She tries to go forward in life with a greater zeal. A future possibilitv mav be a nursing cas POST. Galatians 2:22. c MWLVIN NUSSBAUM December 6, 1920 Melvin spent his vounr manhood dave in the state of Ohio. Soon after makinx his home in this com- munitv he was appointed to take. charge of the Cambria Fuel Miss-1 ion Sundav School, a position 9 which he still holds.. Feeling the responsibilitv of his trust and , need of a dee-,er knowledge of the Word of God, he has s ent four years at J.B.S. His life is a challenge to us and an incentive to hisher Christian ideals in our Mennonite youth. Isaiah 5121. A --.-..,..-.-qnnsIl!!rZ2f2:'....c ,v.,.,f -- . 1.-1-v , I 1 A A r 1 1 4 V W 5 1 . .,. . .W 4 ur' 2 4 - , 4 L I Q n . Q ' . 1 4: .- . m 'nd '. if v - 1 x w -4 V' . - E fi l + 1 xv.,- -S 4.-45 af- ' I f ' --- -.K -,.f ,a,.- , ,,,, , H ,W ,, ,,., ,,i,,,,,,,,, Wm H 1 Three Year MY ALLIINE . January 25, 1925 A member of the Thomas Church of Johnstown, has served several years as a Sunday School secretary. UShe is GHSHFGG as a Sunday School tea- cher at the Headrick Mission, and also asua Summer Bible School tea- cher. her Christian personality has been a rreat help in her daily vocation. Ihilippians 4g15, ERMA SAYLOR Ibcember 1, 1928 Is a native of this community. Her life has been enriched spirit- ually thrdiah her J. D. S. work.She has learned to love her Lord and Saviour more, and is serving as an assistant Sunday School teacher at the Thomas Church where she is at home. When not in school she is helping her parents on the farm. Her ambition is to do housework, 1' although she is willing to serve wherever-the Lord calls. Romans 1232. -. ALICE'BLAUCH June 25, 1904 Attends the Pinto Mennonite Church where she has an active part as Sunday School teacher, song leader and cradle roll super- intendent, as she may be called upon. She is also correspondence secretary for the Gospel Herald. Her three years of Bible School here have been a great asset to her. May the Lord bless the ef- forts she puts forth in further service for him. Psalms 5735. BARBARA EBERLY October 17, l9l9 Formerly from Lancaster, County. Two years of high school stud? were taken at E. M. S. At present she is engaged at the Johnstown Mission. Her aim is to be a mis- sionary nurse and to serve her Lord wherever he may lead- PS2lmS 2534,5. LQUI ss, MILLER July fee, 1026 y Louise's life has been spent in the local district. She is employed during the year at a , dry cleaning establishment. Emr church work includes that of Sun- day School teacher, a member of the Y.P.B.M.Committee, librarian of the Junior Sewing Circle, and treasurer of Tract Band. She is a very zealous Christian worker. Philippians 5314. IVIE ALWINE August 19, 1927 ls a member of the Thomas Con- preaation in the Johnstown Dis- trict. She is an employee at Alwines Dairy. With her past ex- perience at J.B.S. she has become more capable as a Sunday school and Summer Bible School teacher, and our best wishes go with her in life. Proverbs 536. MARY LANDI S December 14, 1912 Mary Landis came from North Dakota to Ohio in her youth. She works in the Old People's Home at Rittman, Ohio. Her Bible School experiences consisted of one short term at E.M.S., and one at Canton, previous to her third year at this school. She has a quiet, commendable spirit which has been a contribution to our student group. Psalms 2731- MARY SWARTZENTRUBER February 7, 1926 T' I ' .- Mary is a great lover of chil- dren and her desire and ambition is to serve her Lord by working with children.She has faithfully carried on the service as librar- ian in her Sunday school. She also teaches a class, and tcaChGS Summer Bible School. She greatly enjoys chorister work. She is a great lover of music. She has spent her life in the DuckeVG State, Ohio. Colossians 5fl6. -G I -Nil A N , Ax I ...... ' A , ,F Q , : c 1 1 W I 'fn x X . xx . l '5 u ' I F Q W , K Mn in ,iw il? 15 3x1 qi tl ,4 2 fi 4' if . fr A i MQ IH 'F W NQ In S . ' Ii 313 ,.,. .--X 11 Q , 1, . 1 N. Il n l 31 YL i s . g'f 4 i L iff . . ii fi . , . :Q 24 5? l . Vi K 4 5 , i 5 I 5 ? ' E f 5 . i F 1 r w E W f H 1 gy ,, 2 f 1 I -. F I .. 1 . K . v ' , 5 I . - Y , I V H ' F 4 wi Ni . ,, 'x Y. Y 1 1 N1 ! .XY i P P - s -Q .,..-or I -'-....,. .,.,. .. ...-.........,......? 4 MARY SHETLER EUNICE Moyes February 7, 1926 February 17, 1920 I From the serving her the Kaufman also enjoys Mester Sundsy Johnstown District, is as P teacher in School. She teeching Summer Bible Hes attended this Bible School two terms, and Eastern Mennonite' School one short term. She is 5 Sunday School teecher in the Sou- Sehool. Mory is n good housekeeper end goes about her She has received e work singing. deeper nppre- derton Church. She is planningf to attend Goshen College, to teke up e terching course. She is af cietion for her Saviour by attend- ing J.B.S. Her Christian person- ality has won many friends. I John 1:70 very studious sndihumorous person who greets everyone with e smile. Proverbs 526. I f LOIS MOYER K A January 25, 1916 i Hes taught Sundsy School for eleven years. She attended Atglen Bibl School two weeks, E.M.S. two yenrs, and one year nt J.B.S. Her friend- ships hsve been increased and she hes lenrned to know God and His Word better. For en occupation Lois is employed in s hosiery mill neer her home. We cannot foretell her future, but we do know that she is e fine Christian girl and is willing to go where the Lord leads. Proverbs 336. A L A B for C for D for E for F for G for H for I for J for K for L for M'for N for O for P for I Q for Refer S for T for U for V for W for X for Y for Z for P H A B E T I C A L P O E M ' stands for ATONEMENT Jesus made. BLOOD, the price that was paid. the CROSS upon which He died. the DEATH of the crucified. EARTHQUAKE when great FEAR from the GRAVE which HOPE thet He ng the rocks were rent. Heaven Wes sent. the enemy prized. ein would rise. IMMORTAL, the Son of God. JOY in the broken sod. H the KING who in LOOKING for His the the the the the the NATIONS the light doth reign. coming again. MIGHTY MEN who will mourn. Gospel did scorn. One who OVERCOMER will be. PRECIOUS blood that gives victory. QUICKENING of the saints that sleep. REDEEMED who shall no more weep. SALVATION that Christ procured. TRIALS thi saints endured. UNWORTHY thc they be. the VOICE of victory. WALKING with Him in white. EXCEEDING glory YONDER heavenly bright. home. the ZEALOUS around the throne. --Elmer Moyer q - ' - L. 1 x I N 1 Y , 1 Q v Q w 'I . 1 H r A ri I - V' .1 n , . . ' , f . s Q A , . n pn. - 4 0 v v .- ' 4 A . 4 v 4' 1 C , ., u. 1 , . ' , . ' n Q 'gr -,.,A: A .U xl, v .x J ' K . fl. p. 1 ,I aj. u M, ' n , v v , 'gf - U . . I - 'H-L, vt. ....-,, .-+ , , . I . 1' n ' 1 5 1 Q. -Q g .,-.-db -, ' 5 - ew- 'Q. .-.,....,-,..-.-,-.. .--..- , -..,.,, , , --M f-'r --' -- . .. .. Tm NHgtL?ssq?m ,+eu:w-snr r.4s- Q fp H. a e-,lf If ,,I' I . 11.1 ,,l , 1 , n-1a.nx?dgf fha t.mw f SANFORD G. SHETLER Sanford is a busy pastor of the Elton and Stahl Congregationsg an evangelist and Bible teacher with wide traveling experienceg princi- pal of both the Johnstown Mennonite School and the Johnstown Bible Schoolg and a member of the Execu- tive Committee of General Confer- ence. We are happy to have him as instructor and principal in our Bible School. . D715 .,, f f .. ,, -Q -V - --, , 'LF I. 4 f Q ff S L M'-'Q A :T 1, J 1, ux-,U 'fu 'f F I,,,4, 3- If N1 g Uv, v ' . , Ll 4, . ' - Z ' I V A 1. 15 v...-L 134 . jug-' l.......v' V454 2' V' 'fgli 4' 5 ,-J ABRAM K. LANDIS Bro. Landis is pastor of the Rocky Ridge Mennonite Mission. Abram is part-time instructor at J.B.S., and a real asset ta the School. His cheerful disposition and tact in the classroom have A made many friends. Bro. Landis g has learned the art of becoming all things to all men. He magni- fies his office, and packs pork C to pay expenses. PAUL BOTH A happy blend of the qualities of leadership, serious-mindednsss, congenialty, humor, ond good judgment, is the fortunate possession of- our Director, Paul Roth, pastor of the Masontown Church. His public-Q school teaching experience, and his pastoral and evangelistic work, as- well as his long service os secretary of the Sunday School Conference? of the Southwestern Pennsylvania District, have given him n good under- standing of the needs of youth to whom he so easily commends himself.e If there is such a thing as being on indispensable man, I believe he is one as far as the Johnstown Bible School is concerned. f MRS. N. S. YODER Mrs. Yod r, better known as Mother Yoder, is from the Pinto Congregation. She is now serving her third term as Matron of Johns- town Bible School, and is well liked by the student body. AS a mother of nine children, she is well qualified for her task. J AARON Misr Bro. Aaron has been active as an evangelist for twenty-six years and is bishop-pastor of the Belle- ville Mennonite Church. He is also serving in Committee work under General Conference and the General Mission Board respect- ivelv. This year will complete his eighth year'at J.B.S. 'His fine co-operation and friendly disposition have beenggreatly ap- preciated by students end co- workers. i MYRON LIVENGOOD Bro. Livengood has served faithfully as our nmaster of musicu for six years. He has given us a greater appreciation for music through Music Classes I and II, and the Mixed and Las' dies' Bhoruses. The work is Qlimaxed by the rendition of the annual Music Progrem. ELMER MOYER .- S Bro. Moyer is pastor of a large congregation at Souderton. He is. well known throughout the Church, and is used as a Bible teacher and evangelist. He fills a large j place here at J.B.S. by his deep. interest and knowledge of the V Word of God. He has a keen inter- est in young people, and is a 1 thorough expositor of the Bible.,1 IRWIN SELL ii Bro. Sell is superintendent and pastor of Johnstown Mennonite Mis- sion. He serves as evengelist,is and as part-time instructor of the Bible School. His service is much appreciated by all who know him,V EMMANUEL PEACHEY Bro. Peachey comes to J.B.S. from the Kishocoquillas Valley. He is bishop and pastor of the . Locust Grove Church, and is mod- erator of the Conservative Confer- ence. This is his second year as student-teacher in the ministers' class. We appreciate his under- standing of the ScripturGS. hiS 5p1ritus1 guidance, and his fel- lowship. ,... .,,-fo-:f Hu, ,av- A s-.K -.- -- .. I , n - f , 4 ' . A f , A.. v ','l l 1 ,- 1 1 . I O A 4 - Q s . A K ,.. . 1 6 4 s 1 x. . 1 X n 1 1 u s - I ' 1 -Qx ..f .b I . ' 9 ,Z 1 - , . V Y 1 . . , . N ' ' , 1 , , , N . r 1 . . rv -- A 1 V A 1 Y ' ' I f .:- ' 1-', - . - , I w 5' ,- - , w .x ' 4 . 'Q - i 5 I 5--Ns -., .,, N..- .- l..,,,... .- ..,,- . ll- ,..,-, , ,, , 4 .rf-' Ltr- - -..,.,...- .4.,,W-sqw I,-fggr-9 -,ivy 'I-Hx 3. 'ry fit? fi fr' f 'gtrfffs rg P5 W-X f,-,.. .3 ,flux I: J . A -, r H 2 Vwn ' .F ,sy QQ 'try gif 5? gs , -f g ly n if-h m I PPL., In xml, gui' 7 sx j ,fy ' ff ferr W -meer 9 fr' , it-... s.wX ' '- ..-- 22 -- -'--- -Q., : 'T' '-- 1- 5, ... 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T in - -'-'- ' M . - V! 7 V FRNLCLEM if sllk , i 'iiljm Sgiillifimimxrny EHfwr',oy5iQ5u f' J U ,h:?. is Ae HYst rl: 'S 'T' ..-- 'U' it The Tsbernadde rs'the Ufsc52'h 22. ,These Pgstqrsljsnistlcs contain where God met hisfpecglemugtil the W1Q9IPQg313ns conccrni g the church, TSYEINE WHS 'srninse , Priesthood, andsGFferTngsraremaQZeEg7eghinstrrslse'teseheisy end closet yieeaous legacy to the church, unwjfgwith e brief stetementJof the dig- 3C1iin B h ' ' , Q vi ' ' A it 'i' ,:e, ., f ,-. umqiqgg ? lt ey do the beauties iM nity of tl clurch' nd the .undd snsqs.or es of the person and workAk ment 1 truth on which she rests. ni the Lord Jesus Christ as por- ' .zanjkid ln Jewish Tltual F Emmanuel Peachy THEOLOGY Aaron Mast In this study the teacher en- deavors to set forth in e syste- 'mitie why the Character of God, end the works of the Trinity as they relate themselves to the Selection of men. One marvels at the Infiniteness, Sovereignty, and Holiness of God, as he re- ceives divine revelation from the Word of God in this study. It gives one an enlarged vision, and s greater desire to consecrete his lite for the cause of Christ and the glory of God. DELIVhRY OF SERMONS Paul Roth There is no one way to deliver a sermon. The method of delivery should be decided by fitness i,wher than by force. Use the Gsnegiven tslents you possess and develop them to the highest de- gree, bringing honor and glory to God, This een be done best by ex- tempore preaching with or without notes before you. The doctrines herein trusted ere dealt with from the standtoint of Biblivel rather thrn dogmatic ? theology. This is evident from ' the rlcn which v-s followed in the work: nfmely, to gather together ell Scripture prssages defling y with the subject under considers-' tion, and from these to choose 5 I required number that may be celled represent tiveg then seek to un- Q derstfnd the meshing of these ref, crences by the study of the text f itself as well as its contexts and parallel passages: and finally V from the selected rroof-texts, e formulate the doctrinal teachingj and place such results under ap- propriate headings. GREAT CHAPTERS OF THE BIBLE By Various Ministers ' In this study the tevcher takes one of the chapters of the Bible that hes meant much to him in his Christian life or in his ministry, and tries to impart these truths to his clsss. This study hes been the means of interesting discuss' ions, and has proved helpful to all who participated in this study ,..,.,.vv:' .,,,,, H I 1 .. f . - , 1 v 5 1 ' In x gl' 'si Q 1 . 1 I 1: v f. If ,X r , 'Z' . , 'ls ' - . K 3-V ,1li'- ! may-vw '!- .' ' I F 4 Q is . 5,71 ' , I Y Y u . 1 1 a- I 'Hr .412-, ' 5 an . +02 ' v1 - V ,. . y . . . . , V' . v- N. -fa .' f 1- ' -- . I l , V 1 . . , 2 ,., AV i , - .AT N . If ,L , ,.. , Y r' ' 4 ' 4 ,, . '7 fi 6 ' 1 V I , ' ' I 14 1 5 , ' V X... - A., ' A ' ' '- ' -Q-.I -- ..,..... ......-W -.......... . v........ ,. ffv' 7 I, H '17 O ii .FA . f If kj. I ..-, ff'j: l '71 -. ef jp, I. -... 1 1, KU-ffl? NAKQQ B.h.i9?QfiYESS BOX? eil ' John Elmer Moyer The students have found that this account of Christ's life dif- fers in some respects from the others. John writes mostly of Jesus' first year of ministry. Christ is portrayed as the Son of God. The theme of the book is 20251: WBut these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of Godg and that believing ye might have life through his name.u -- Elson Sommers LIFE OF CHRIST Paul Roth ' We received illumination for studying the Physical, Political, Intellectual and Religious world in which Jesus lived. The three and one-half years of Christ's ministry were covered in rapid survey with especial emphasis on his parables and His last week of l'fe on earth. I 1, II KINGS , Elmer Moyer In I II Kin s we studi d th' , B G 0 history of Israel under David and Salomon, the division of the king dem, the paralleled history of Is fqel and Judah until Israel was garried captive into Assyria, and Judah into Babylon. We discussed the life and messages of the two outstanding prophets of this per- iod--Elijah and his successor, Elisha. -- Esther Spory SURVEY III Abram Landis This is a bird's-eye-view of the New Testament. It is an in- teresting study of the life of Christ and the founding and ex- pansion of the early church. It closes with the revelation that was revealed to John by Jesus Christ. -- Ada Kurtz . 1 Q ali was CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES Abram Landis A Christian principle is a set- tled law or rule of right action' for the Christian. We discussed openly the principles of Obedience Worship, Nonresistance, Feet wean: ing, Nonconformity, etc. This 'Q class proved to be of great inter- est and help to each one of us. T -- Lois Moyer 5 OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY Paul Roth , When you read the Bible, do thi characters and places become real to you? For instance, when you read the story of Daniel, can yet picture him leaving his home in the land of Judah and being taken seven hundred miles to Babylon? Getting places and characters asm sociated in proper places helps u: to appreciate the Bible. -- Grace Cable PEEMGOGY Paul Roth I Teaching is an art. For effec tive teaching there must be prepa ration on the part of the teacher The teacher's aims and goals need to be kept in mind, and the laws of teaching put into practice. 'T course has given us an appreciati of teaching principles, and has broadened our vision of teaching possibilities. -- Edna Miller BIBLE INTRODUCTION Paul Roth We traced the origin of the ' Bible from the time Moses first r corded his revelations from God until a complete Canon of Scrip- ture was formed. This study of the Scriptures has strengthened our faith in the infallible Word of God. -- Lois Hartzler -.,-5-r'f - .., . ..f- 1 'Q' Ns., ,... . -'-1-f , .,-A-- -f 1 1 ,,, P' - w 1-, I v N f - 1 , 1 1 1 1 - , . 'I , 4 - F s . V x ' .'. 1 ' . ' . 1 ' 1 x 4 u 4 . ,-'. 1 , P s K I ' 'J 1 1 I 1 X 0 X . A R I 4 I , A , , 'I A ., K, v v 1 f . ' ,. ' ., :Q -:,. ' . '5- . ,,, O 1 m 4 . 1 r a as x .-!,' V r I x 1 y ..--.R .., , e ' 'fs-- L' -a-fwevu-,,...------.---s-..1.,. , ,WMM , CHRISTIAN weakens' ENGLISH Sanford C. Shetler In order to speak and write more effectively and distinctly one should be enrolled in this , class. We were instructed how to develop and handle a subject Dlvhefly, and how to pronounce and Qwihliate Words crrrectlyf The proper choice of words was also emghasized ,, and good usage in para- rraphingh Nehemiah 528 nSo they read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the readingou -- Miriam Replogle Elmer Moyer Whom the Lord calls, He enab- less This was Isaiahfs exper- ience. The prophetls vision gave him an experience that oualified Lim for the task to which he was called. Judah at this time was in 1 state of outward prosperity and inward corruption. God used sur- rounding nations to brine chas- ' tisement upon His covenant people, it-n turned and brought judgment dean those very nations. The prophet envisions a better day as he looks down through the vista of time and heralds the coming of Is- rael's Messiah. -- Elmer Moyer EPHESInNS M CCLOSSIANS Q aaron Mast These books fall under the same grouping. Ephesians shows us our position in Christ as His Bodyg Colossians bids us realize our completeness in Christ as our head. In Ephesians we are the Body of Him, the heady in Colos- sians He is the Head of us, His Body. -- Florence Short A x.T2r2!',1w: . ,. 'N.,., x -. -H U, , a,....,...,w-....- .J STUDIES IN PRAYER Iaul Roth 2 I trust the majority of us pray every day. But do we realize what all is involved in true'prayer? Do we have a definite goal? God has promised to answer our prayg ers providing we meet His requirev ments for use The following are, some rules to guide us in pray-- ina: Me dare not tolerate sing we must ask in faithg ask according to his Willg pray in the name of Christ. Our prayer must be un-L selfish and in the Spirit. F -- Elson Sommers ' MUSIC'II Myron Livengood ' In Music II the time was de- ' voted almost entirely to singing, with a special interpretation ini appreciation ofthe work that was given to us by Handel. In study- ing the Hallelujah Chorus from ' The Messiah, we found it exceed- ingly interesting and an honor to try to master the work of this great composer. Mastering music gives us a deeper appreciation in the praising of our Lord and Mase ter. -- Irene Blauch ' GROWTH OF THQ CHURCH Sanford G. Shetler es we learned of the Early T Church and on down to the present day, we became familiar with the many leaders and teachers down , throufh the aaesg Christ, our greatest teacher, was our theme. One of the most outstandinp facts learned was the severe persecutioz the early church went through. The conclusion: if we had a littlf more of it today, perhaps we woulc appreciate our church more. l -- Mary Shetler , .-..u-f-Plhf., . ,hive . .. 1 ,fm ..:- X.. R x.. D I V v .A,,...,a I ! V V 'H-A I ' I I ' -1-auf'-e ,,-s----.--. --......,.. , -....,,, ,, ,- I, II, III JOHN d JUDE Irwin Sell These books contain a number of outstanding things: life, light and love. These put us to the test of whether we are what God Wants us to be. In I John we are given the NEssentials of creed and Lifegu in II John, uCreed vs. Lovegu in III John, uCreed as the Test of Life.d In Jude we have the uIn- dispensable Creed.n -- M. H. Beraey Knit. YA- rf, X csoaus ff LH Myron Livengood XJNX 4 X The J.B.S. Chorus met every Tuesday and Thursday forenoon, and every Thursday evening conjointly with the Colden Rule Literary See Llety Chorus. Approximately eighty voices were included in this combined chorus. The chief object of our practice is the an- nual Music Program rendered on the last Wednesday evening of the term, an event which has become traditional with the school. This opportunity we have had in singing together has given us a chance to express ourselves in praise to the Lord. uOh sing unto the Lord a new song.u -- Lois Hartzler CHILD STUDY Aaron Mast y There never was a period in American history that there was less religion taught in the home and school than there is today. The impending disaster that must sooner or later overtake the na- tion can be averted only by the right training of children and youth. Child study should re- ceive more attention than ever before from parents and teachers for life building of the church and nation. YOUTH GUIDANCE Aaron Mast Young men and women will form social contacts. It may be in the factory, farm, school or church., The church that is willing to reo- ognize and cultivate the social 7. life of youth is rendering a J priceless service to God and country. To provide a Christian atmosphere for social contacts is to lay the foundation for Chris- tian marriages and Christian homes. One-half hour weekly is given to this instruction. ee +3 MINOR PROPHHTS MQ Aaron Ma-t The book of Jonah is like a ' beautiful rainbow of hope set byl God's hand in the dark cloud of sin. Micah rebukes the sins of his age, violence against the ricl bribing among judges, bloodshed,- and pride. The book is divided into three parts, all beginning with 0Hear ye.u Micah stands nexi to Isaiah in force and expression. -- Rhoda Frey J MISSIONS Irwin Sell We traveled in mind to the ' continents of Africa and South America. Our hearts were burdens! with the great need of carrying. the Gospel to the Africans who arf groping in darkness. Our Mennonr ite Missions are located on Lakes Victoria in Tanganyika Territory. The religion of our nsouthern f neiahhorsu has also kopt UCP in I spiritual darkness, and OUP misss ions located in the Chaco and s .L Q JH a f L argentina are trving to Pldnt th9 Gospel of Christ in men's 'hearts and lives. The class was made 1 need of the both these attention weographica featu es of these continents and the social conditions of the people. very conscious of the Gospel and workers in fields. Considerable was also given to thG -- Miriam McGlinsey .-.,,,-..-ef-. U 'O , -.,.. y.-un 1 5, 11' 1 ,1 j1 11 11 1 1 1 A P 1 1 1 , 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 ig 15 h 1r .1 1 21 .ii 1 1 1 1 F a 11 1 '11 1 1 1: F 1 1 12 1 1:1 ,E 12 5 12 1 1 1 12 11 2 4 1: 1 2 . 'Q E E s 1 3 I V I1 1: 'I 1: 12 i 1 1 I 2 1: If 4. . iz 1 f 1 ' M '- N ' -'- --- - --..-...f-- .,...-...fW..- .-........ , V..-,-. UUE BEL J MOUSE M2163 H H1 As students arrive at the Johnstown Bible School they are at once conscious of the fact that they are required to serve on the program sometime during the term. This year the stu- dents have co-operated very well in taking their parts. I am sure that each student can say they have received a bless- ing through preparing and presenting their subjects. The Religious Life Committee wishes to express their appreciation to the group for their co-operation. Thank you! Our prayer meetings have been very inspirational during the term. As we look back we can truly say uThe Lord hath done great things for us whereof we are glad.n A number of young people have consecrated their lives to the Lord and are will- ing to go where the Lord will lead. Let us continue to pray one for another and for the future generations that they might remain the solid foundation upon which can be built a strong Christian church. V 9322213.25 A little fellow at the age of nine was put into a juvenile home because his mother died, his father was a drunkard, therefore Walter had to get his meals from the neighbors. He had no affection from anyone. After he was in the home, he was visited by a Christian worker and upon leaving the little fellow said, UMay I kiss you?n He kissed him and a deep feel- ing of love was manifested between the worker and the little boy. There are many cases similar to this one. Parents are careless and Godless. Children need the Gospel as much as they need affection. Will the church meet the challenge? --Irwin Sell Zoology relates itself to the creature and the Creator. The animal kingdom is the product of the Creator. That which God created He is able to control. The creature when sum- moned must respond to the Creator's bidding. We call this a miracle. When God chooses to use a raven to feed His servant, or a dumb ass to testify against the madness of the Prophet, or a great fish to swallow Jonah, or shuts the mouths of lions so no hurt would come to Daniel, He proves that the creature is subject to the Creator. -- Elmer Moyer nwhether your name may mean 'peace', 'courage,' or 'cap- tain of the army' matters little, but what your life has packed into your name is really what it means. 'A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches.'n -- Sanford Shetler . 1- ' r 1 .Q ...,.,-. ...,. I f I 1 e . ' I - I I - 1 V. 2 , ' ,sv . I ' A . , . . J 1 1 -9 : A ' 5 . ' . ' ff' . Z if . I . f. . 9 I , Xu WF X . , ' ' I 1 Q -f - ' v - - - I I 1 0- 'af I ' ' 3 I .! 1 . 5 , N . 1 , V ' f ' 1 I' v I ' in , N,-- - - - f '-' t '- - - --- f - ---.- - ,,.,,,,.,..,,,, ,.,...,.,.....- .-........-- , s...,...., .....,. Consecration is necessary in order to live a victorious Christian life. I Chronicles 2925. Who then is willing to consecrate his service unto the Lord? In consecration, our time and talents are given to God for Christian service. In a definite, complete consecration there are three requisites: absolute surrender of the will: dedication of our bodies to God as a living sacrifice which is our reasonable service, and respond to the call, UHere am I, send me.H when we are willing to do these three things God can use us according to His divine will. -- Aaron Mast We need to be conscious of the presence of the Lord at all times. After Hagar had been visited by the angel, in the wil- derness hy the fountain she said, 'Thou God seest me.H She felt the Lord's presence. At times we need to see ourselves as others see us. It is very easy to see faults in others but we need to step aside and watch ourselves pass by. Let us ask ourselves a number of questions. What does my family think of me? Someone has said, Uwe are at our worst among those who treat us best.u As a Christian worker how do others see us? Are we willing, cheerful, co-operative and self-sacrificing in the work of the Lord, in order that others may see Christ in us? What do we look like to others in Bible School? What is our attitude in the class room, on the cam- pus, or in all other activities of the school? As we asso- ciate with each other we imbibe from each other, and the spirit we display will be an influence on the entire school. I -- Abram Landis I ..' . . 1 Mgr God's call comes to all Christians to serve and the oppor- tunities are limitless. We should go forward carefully, ac- cording to His loading. The happy life is the life given in service, and not to serve is almost denying our position as a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ. -- Sanford Shetler There is a great need rehabilitation work, but us we can see the fields bourers are few. May we say, HHere am I, send me Lives of great men all remind us We can make our li ves sublime And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sand of time. , gf for workers in Europe, not only for also medical work. As we look about are ready for harvest but the la- as Christians meet the challenge and 11 -- Cleo Mann Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that lead eth to destruction, and.many there be which go in thenat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and fews there be that find it. ,......,,..,. ..-. UM. 1 p g . 'I z. V, v QS- .v-.m.,......, , r I ' u ry v Q I 1 , I -.5 ,f N 'YP 1 ...-dl --- --..iI..,f -,.n,...,-Y. Y- ..'... . v...,...,,e. .,,,, ffflf 3 . if . a. 9 mv iwtfimllii 512-cpfflm 5215, if E5 S he 5'--.av-:V .5 l ' H X -Q, . ., v ,l . 4 The social activities of J.B.S. began with a get- acquainted meeting in the dormitory the evening of registration day, Dec. Si. During the evening we fQ2y! had a spelling contest of Bible characters and places. , The names of Bible characters were pinned on the Kfigkfgm backs of several students while the other students f f had to choose a person and describe the character, 23299 leaving the fellow student to guess whose name was ' pinned on his back. The evening of January 15, Florence Short enter7f' tained the entire student body at the home of Delmar Shetler. The highlight of the evening was the splen- did refreshments served following a season of enjoyable game s . Esther Spory's home was the scene of a similar meeting the evening of January 20. The game of ex- changing names proved highly exciting. It was quite interesting to see who would respond in answer to your name.- It was amusing to see walter Moore become Paul Roth. We were like John Thomas in the city of Johnstown--wondering who we really were. The Junior and Senior classes of the local Chrisv tian Day school provided an enjoyable evening at the Parochial School, January 51. A favorite of many of the students here at school is the game of Ping long. Coevel Thomas and Kathryn Metzler provided a ping pong table for the recreation POOITIQ Each week end a number of the students went into various places. Some went to Belleville, Pinto, the Johnstown Mission, Masentown, and other places. After dinner we always have a talk by one or more of the students or faculty. This talk was called an uafter-dinner mint.W A real tasty mint was given by John Thomas. We're not sure if John knows who he is by name or not. One day someone called him Bro. Sell, another time Bro Mast, etc. Another tasty mint WHS given by Ivie alwine. She gave each two mint-flavored tooth picks xx v Av Hfi . O C3 . -- Ermaahhylgrr-5, U . Elk, C9 'l L 'Wxga's,'-.A ,J ? N... 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M., 2 2 y 1 L 5 I p ' A 3 ' I .y.Q1'L':,,.,.f w. .kjyl.sfi..,::f.f' Lxjf LJ: KN? ,gqvp ffiasj fqfsy L L-fkfrm y :..,,:,. , .Li Qillg Q?22gl is 3 zealous YOURS JHMGS 3aY1Or's deep interest minister o t e Gospel. A recent family addition--a boy--helped to attract him home over week ends. The sunny South also held a warm spot in his heart the second week Of SChOOl, when a friend took him to Florida. August 26, 1916 he was born at Sherwood, Ohio, later lo- cating in New York. in Bibie studytadd help in the P ministers' class, and in us young folks is greatly appreciated. He has the honor of being our oldest student, his birth date being ' October 24, 1868. He serves as Bishop of the Kaufman, Thomas and' Weaver Churches, and the Johnstown Mission. 9 q David Qchyagjzentruber greatly enhanced our school by his spicy bits. we as a school were sorry to have his resence onl three week b 4 P Y . s, ut we are HQPPY that his complete consecration to God led him to accept reliei work in Poland. He is going to a relief, tractdr and farming school for a month before sailing. Our prayers go with him. Janie Young, February 9, 1885. II Timothy 2:15. She certainly is studying to show herself approved unto God. She looks fbrward to doing mission work. She has come the farthest of all our students. Mary Miller desires to learn more about Christ and stay in His will. May 18, 1928. Her favorite class is Christian Principles, and she is a plying II Timothy 2:15 to her life. p- Irene Blauch, January 9, 1927. She is a very good soprano singer. She is everyone's friend, and has chosen Psalms 91:1 as a precious verse. Someday Irene is hoping to be a nurse. Lois Hartzler likes music very much. ldugust l9,1927. Her desire is to be an Interior Decorator. Her favorite Bible verse is I Cor- inthians lO:15. Lois has a friendly disposition. Catherine Roth's testimony is Psalms 27:l. She desires to be a nurse, and we are sure her pleasant smile will help as much as medicine. The Christian atmosphere of the school has been a real blessing to Catherine. Her birthday is August 19, 1929. Martha Short is a girl of quiet disposition. She has great inter- est in John Class. Office workj appeals to her, and she is con-' tented at a desk and typewriter. Birthday, July 24, 1928. Her I: favorite Scripture is Psalms l9r4. Katherine Fern Blough, a quiet girlwwlth afpleasantipefsonality, was born July 5, 1928. Philip-I pians 4e7. She appreciates Isaiah Class. Her goal is to be a school teacher. Lena Thomas is of quiet, cheer- ful disposition, and friendly to' everyone. July 6, 1928, Peda- .s gogy and Christian Principles -f are the classes she appreciates most. A precious verse to her is Psalms 12221. Lena's ambition is to be a dietician. ii s Betty Hostetleg wants to bea'g nurse.i Christian Principles is ' her favorite study. May she al- ways cherish Ecclesiastes 1221. 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Qorothy Eggghbgrgeg, e Mission Sundev School teacher, is setting e good example for others--enjoys preyer meeting, fnd wants to do things worthwhile. Gslftisns 2:20 is verv expressive of Derothy's life. June 25, 1926. Qgggh lhomrs, December 24, 1916 Romsns 8:28. As Christ told John to care for His mother, so Ssreh serves her Lord by caring for eged people. Her determinstion is to carry out whrt is right. Xirggne Stutzmgn, is s ouiet girl who goes sbout her duties in en unsssuminf wav. She spprecistes worship of prayer meeting. Bible verse, Psflms 46:1. She engages in housework as her occupation. July 8, 1928. Mildred Hrrshberssr April 24' 1930. Her favorite Scripture verse is Psalms 9l:l. She greatly enjoys Christian Principles cless. If we hefr a sweet melody. we know it is Mildred singing. Her Pmbition is to be s nurse. Migigm Qeplogle is s fine pious Christian girl. She enjoys the y Christian atmosphere of the school Bible verse, Galftiens 2:20. Jen- usry 19, 1926. Her occupation is lb -housework. Qgimpgs Smeltger epprecintes the sincenitv end spirit of the students li fncultv. Her favorite Bible verse is Psalms 37:5. She delights in housework. October 19 1923. She proves herself s friend indeed. Darlene ggiygl, October 11, 1926. Her standard is Philip- pifns l 21. She receives spirit- uel enlightenment from our middey prsver meetings. She desires to be s housekeeper--s nerr future x possibility. 2939522 Shsltez. December 17. 1929, reeds much. Her gosl is to be e secretfry. Philippisns 1:21 is dear to her. Christisn Prin-i ciples is her fsvorite cless. EQQQ Miller, June 18, 1928, is A very votive girl, both in socisl and religious activities. She hrs chosen 1 John 5:1 for her best liked Bible verse. The fellowship with Christisn students is enjoved by her. f 32222 22522, July 3 1930. hes n very pleesent disposition. Her ffvorite Bible pnsinge is John 5:16. Althou h she wns only here for the last three weeks we lenrned to know ond like her. A Child Study is one of her well I liked clfsses. Her ambition is to do housework. Migigm McGlinsey is e friend to everyone. iGood things come in . smell pvckwges. Birthdsy, Novem- ber 2l, 1920. John l4:l, 2 5 ere precious verses to Miriam. HerQ most appreciated clrss is thet of Christinn Principles. She mfkes' 0 good nurse. j 1 Nidg Qhomns hrs an frtistic 1, hand and wants to be n sepmstress. John 3:17 and Life of Christ clvss pre erently epprecifted bv her. , She wcs born November 1, 1927 end Pccepts life with n smile. - 6 Rhoda greg, Februfry 6, 1927, is one of the mnnv friendly Ohio people. She trkes interest in the study of John. fnd enjoss clerking. II Timothy 2:15. --1-sP 1 :. , , Q . Q 1 ...S .Pi-X .....-v Elwood Cable. We find specimens of E1wood's aim in life here and there in the school. He is an art- ist He has dee a reciation for ' P PP our Christian Principles Class. August 17, 1926 is his birthday. He desires Matthew 5:15 to bg 3 guide to his life Besides aint 1 ' p 1 -ing, he enjoys hunting, and wood- craft. Miller Stayrook, a J.M.S. stu- dent taking afternoon classes at T.B.S. is looking forward to being a teacher. He expresses apprecia- tion for the Christian Principles study. 'He has received a deeper appreciation of the Bible through II Timothy 5:16. This Johnstown boy was born June 21, 1929. Sherman McLucas, QQ., has re- ceived a greater vision of foreign missions through the study of our Africa and South America Missions. Isaiah 53:6 is a meaningful verse to him. His vocational desire is to be an air pilot. December 13, 1950. Most of his life has been spent in the Jbhnstown area. Aden Yoder treasures John 5:16 as his favorite Bible verse. He came to brighten a farm home in Indiana, April 19, 1925. He re- cently moved to Ohio. He has chosen Great Chapters as his favorite study. His Christian de votioh is highly appreciated, and ve wish him success in his life wc: work, Wendell Townsend came to be with us the last three weeks of school from Paul Roth's Congregation. He arrived in a Masontown home February 8, 1927. Christian Prin- ciples is his favorite class. May his favorite Bible verse, Galatians 2:20, always be his motto. He is interested in secre- tarial work. . Wayne Lehman. This smallest part-time member of our group brightened a Johnstown home Decem- ber 5, 1929. He attends after- noon classes at J.B.S., and likes Christian Principles Class best. The teaching profession is his goal. May God grant Wayne guid- ance in carrying out II Timothy 2:15. Elson Sommers, a quiet reserved boy, Began life November 7, 1928, in Mogadore, Ohio. His fine Christian qualities should enable him to be a success in his teach- ing venture. He has deep appre- ciation for the Gospel of John class. He has accepted Romans 5:1 as a precious verse in his life, Walton Bergey's chief desire is to live and promote the Gospel. He is very zealous and conscien- tious in all that he does. John 8:56 is his testimony. The class discussions in Doctrines of the ,Bible have meant much to him. February 8, 1920. Paul Miller became a member of a Williamsville, New York, farm family, and he has not departed from farming as a vocation. He enjoys the privilege of becoming better acquainted with young folks through- out the church that J.B.S. affords. Psalms 25:1 serves as encourage- ment in his Christian life. nExperience shows that success is due less to ability than to zeal. The winner is he who gives himself to his work body and sou1.u -- Charles Buxton. -.-us-r-'1 ' -.,, v- ....-Q., I '- I I x I f I u - D Egypt, 4 r 1 , 1 4 y U . r - . v ' 4 1 a I A I ,l, 1. , x 1 A . 1 F 4.-J A Q s ' h .J .. . - . . .,.. , 11. , , .. ... 1 . . . , fi - . fl. 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Shetler, R. 2, holsopple James Saylor, R. 2, Holsopple I Miriam McG!insey, Elverson Darlene Knavel, Box 259, South Fork Erma Saylor, R. I, Box SI, Boswell A Miriam Replogle, R. 3, Sox QEE, Johnstown Esther Spory, R. Q, Barbara G. Eberly Irwin D. Sell, 7 Melvin Eussbaum, Coevel Thomas, R I' d 0 Mary Miller, R. 2, Lena Thomas, R. 2, Nada Thomas, R. 2, Grece Cable, R. 2, Elwood Cable, R. 2, lviexilwine, R. 2 Johnstown ' 722 Somerset Street, Johnstown Somerset Street, Johnstown 4, Johnstown , Holsoppte Holsopple Holsopple Holsopple Holsopple Holsopple Holsopple Amy Alwine, R. 2, Holsopple Dorothy Harshberger, R. 2, Box 89, Holsopple Mary Shetler, R. 2, Holsopple Ellen Louise Miller, R. 2, Box 27, Holsopple Halter Moore, R. 2, Box 87, Holsopple Paul Eash, R. I, Holsopple Edith Dugan, R. 2, Smithfield i 4- i. -I -'. . ,Z 1..f Halton Sergey, E. D., Sellersville xxx Lois Moyer, 2?5 Chestnut Street, Seuderton kno Eunice Meyer, ISS Chestnut Street, Souderton N Elmer 5. Moyer, Souderton Abram K. 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Sunday School Teachers Beisel,lJunefMRf'2,MHElsopp1e, rn.- Bergey, Walton, R. 1, Sellersville, ka. Blough, Orvin, R. 2, Holsopple, la. Eash, Mrs. Sem, R. 2, Holsopple, Ia. Hostetler, Betty, R. 1, Holsopple, la. Jacobs, Mrs. Trella, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Ogburn, Mrs. John, R. 1, Boswell, la. Shaffer, Mrs. Robert, R. 1, Boswell, ka. Shetler, Delmar, R. 2, Holsopple, la.' Shetler, Mrs. Delmar, R. 2, Holsopple, la. Sommers, Elson, R. 1, Uniontown, Ohio Speigle, Donald, R. 1, Boswell, ka. Thomas, Levi, R. 2, Holsopple, la. Thomas, Newton, R. 2, Holsopnle. la. Qssistant,Sunday,School,Teacher, Eash Robert 'R. 2 Holsopple Env' Hershberger,,Erie,,R. 2, Holsopple, la. Hershberger, Grace, R. 2, Holsopcle, la. Qssistant4SecretarX ' ' Th6mas,wYaGTLE., R. 2, Holsopple, la- Regular Students ' ' Klwine, Clair, R. 5, Johnstown, Tas Alwine, Dorcas, R. 5, Johnstown, Ya. Alwine, Erma, R. 2, Holsopple, Ta. Beisel, Ruth, H. 2, Holsopple, iss- Blough, Lotus, H. 2, Holsopp12,,1a- Blough, Mary, R. 2, HOlS0PPl9, IQ' Eash, Paul, R. 1, Holsopple, ka. Gindlesperger, Thelma, R. 2, Boswell, ka. Hershberger, Beatrice, R. 2, HO1SOPP?9s ka' Hershberger, Boyd, R- 2, H01S0PP1Q, la' , Hostetler, Norman, Jr., R. 1, HOlS0PPlG3 la' Hostetler, Mrs. Norman, R. 1, HOlS0PP1es kg' Shctler, Dorothy, R. 2, Holsopvle. la- 2 ' w N6 . Kg X, '-f-- Y -ll' f-ls r. -,.,. . - V Kaufman, Bernice, R. 5, Johnstown Pa. L9hmPH, John T., R. 4, Johnstown,,Ps. Lehman, Mable, R. 2, Holsopple, Ps, Lehman, Wayne, R. 4, Johnstown, Pa. McLucas, Sherman, Tire Hill, Pa. Sheffer, John H., R. 1, Boswell, Ps. S1'l9t1C1'9 Ammon, R. 2, Holsopple, Ps. Shetler, Berena, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa, Shetler, Bernice, Davidsville, Pa. Shetler, Mrs. Clayton, R. l, Holsopple, Pa Shetler, Dean, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Shetler, Elsie, R. 2, Holsopple, Pe, Shetler, Leonard, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Shetler, Robert, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa, Shetler, Stanwyn, R. 2, Holsopple, Ps. Showelter, Bernard, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Speigle, Dalton, R. l, Boswell, Pa. Stsyrook, Esther, R. 5, Johnstown, Pa. Stsyrook, Miller, R. 3, Johnstown, Pa. Thomas, Delmar, Dsvidsville, Pa. Thomas, Kermit, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Thomas, Mary, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Thomas, Maynard, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Thomas, Robert Paul, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Thomas, Ruth, R. 2, Holsopple, Ps. Thomas, Sanford, R. 2, Holsopple, Ps. Thomas, Zone, Davidsville, Pe.' Yoder, Aden, Millersburg, Ohio Yoder, Nelson, Davidsville, Pa. Young, Janie, Dagmsr, Montana Wingerd, Lillie, R. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Because some students came into evening classes after registration, their names have been omitted. i HAROLD THOMAS Harold is the secretary-treasurer of the Bible School. He is a public school teacher, but takes time to help with the school activities here. His attendance in the night classes and faithfulness in discharging his home duties is appreciated by all. He is deacon of the Stahl Church and super- intendent of the Walsall Mission Sunday School. lf, 4 1 L m- 1 x 1 5 l V x 1 1 1 ,SJ- Swj ,V Y Y r i V x Y E -Q... ! Y ' N- ' M - W .,,.-,,..,,.-,..,. - .,- ..... , ,.,T.,,, .,,, 1 i -1 ,ar
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