Johnstown Bible School - Echo Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1961 volume:

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X 5' .A X ' v R H O M I can do all thlngs through Chri t whlch Strongtheneth Phll ll l3 'The home is the foundation of a n tio Wlth this feet in mind lot us look :Lnto our homes -and see what kind of '1 nmtlon we are bulldlng Why 1s our netlon 1n the condition it is tod y'P lt is O U , E S an u u u u U u w -v an an u U 0 V v 41 U U V U U U 167617161657'aFWF:F761f':i'5f1s'7f vf1f7f7?1f7F1679 U G 0 D - ,, L.: ' , E IHC ' I O 3 l 1 n . n Ls D I 1 0 , . 4 ' . . C , s c u ' ' L M- ' ' L, O 0 - Q s n 0 in 1 . 'J' o L Ls 9' ' ' ' because the homo has f iled in the pest generations. The homes of the world have failed in that they left God out... 'The homes of our church have failed, not in that God w aws left out, but that He' and His son Jesus C' h'r'i's were not taught to the children in a way that they should have been. Why did approximently one-half of our Mennonite boys-gonainto the Arm Ser-vices during World War' II3 and take with thom,mz1y I say, fifty percent of OUP-'DOD-PC-'SiStO.Il'b -testimont? M yy answer' is our Mennonite homes did not do their share of work in -,the past ye'a1 s. t 1 The so post stntmonts ,dornot paint a pretty picturfe, but let us say with the Spostle Paul, nBut this one thing It do for getting those things which are ibehind, y o,nd.1reaehing forth unto these things which are tbefor'e.i t Let -us Qforgttet Zthe 'pnastg not in that we forget to profit by past mistakes ,' but we me do not have time to .'gO'b'diSCOUI'CLEZj6d about our fegilur'e's't,- We .all Q makemistakes, tg l e e n :-y e 1 n l Shall we shoulder thistrfesnonsibilityg, tF'ether's, Mothers and young poop1e,Q lo ts look into the future, ,There -is 'stil ll allergen task te do fromnhert on. Lot sus teach the oncomm in-g lf, ,-1. 1 1 E K '22 Generation, in a new way, the Lord Jo us Christ L t's bring the children up in a missionrry tmosphere, and this can he done only if we ourselves are interest d in.+hc l o s t Lbout u . The world is in a critical condition, The Hlronfhutain stopo d by the Word of God and not by guns, tanks, airplanes and Atom bo L ihcrofoio, if the Word of God must be tdkczn to the unsaved millions vho le going to do it? We mustl S friends lets take this task to heart We as a Chri tian peo L . . t at U JS 3 6 0 . 6 In f 1 . .0 5 im G , r - L4 ' I b d ' A. e i' J A 5 S ' . . . . ,- . . u is creeping toward us and if it is to be stopped it m u s t'be L . ' L C' fm ' 3 ' .i3s, .' W f 'v' ' n L ' . J i -- ' of i 's ' . ' . L- o .Q . 'h 3 I L .S M in ple must keep our homes in sich a condition so that twenty' years from now, if the Lord'taries, the young oeople of our -church have only one aim in lifeg that of serving our L o r d and Savior Jesus Christ. -v- Charles Shenk NT H E' H O M E W v xr u u u U v v u an xl-H3130 sr xL u na 7fN'1C aC7C'4C'?f'1C' lf7f'1i'lf4i'af1G '2s 7F75 The Christian Home at its best is the greatest and most comprehensive institution produced by God in all ages. Here is a friendship circle wrapt in utter devotiong here is a, shrine of worship with holy raptureg here is an Hindust:nia1 center with wholesome atmosphoreg here is a UFireside Uni' - versityn with learning transfused into eharacterg here is a Symphony-of harmonious glidnss -- all for each and each f or sallg here is the garden of the Lord with the graces blossom- ing in each beautiful lifeg here are purple dawns of youth , sweaty bursts of active noontide, and thu quiet, mellow glow of twilight eventideg all blending-into a glorious triumphal archway thnnugh which we pass from earth to God and Heaven.. He who does to make his home all that God dreams for it t o be has aceom lished one of the greatest achievements o f a lifetime. May God breathe Hiswbenediction on each such home in thefmakingi . ---9SeleetedU , , , W .. - ......V...-,q.a,...,,...,.,,..,,,....,.......,-..-............. ,. .,.. ......,--.-Ls... .... . - , ,, A A A - -Y .--W - p--f-1-2-1'--1-sees-...,........: N ,1 A , V -.,. , -...----,W '--1 ,,-.-1...-.,., - I r nl? F a I . I Z I I 1 1 N 2 I .4 .fi 1- 1 4 1 . 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B. S. want to extend our deepest gratitude and sincere s contributions of food given.by appreciation for the generou the local diurchos aid Christian friendsa I We also express our appreciation to Brother Hershberger for the use of the electric stove aid refrigerator installed in the kitchen. Lonely? No, not lonely While Jesus standeth by: His presence always cheers me, I know that he is nigh, ' Friendless? No, not friendless, For Jesus is my friendg I change, but he remaineth' ? The sane unto the ends' .i v f' 5 , ? i 1 ', x... 5 X 5 v 1 i I 1 1 , - f s 5 , 1 X 1 I E . . k . 5 - r lx w N YXM Qs? .-- --+- Ile '5?7 N xxx i5??q1 xbxgl J. B. S. Faculty of 'El e , X my KX! . U 5 Q 8 We are one big family J y QD Hero at J. B. 3. I X l We'll introduce the faculty y 4 use always ae their best. 9 Q ' X e e 1 N' I Perhaps the principal should be , The first to come in line J 1 Paul Roth - A knowing man is he, f A teacher all the time. Y f 1 6 Harry Shztler will como next J Q ' ig' His service too is groat,q i H I- ,yl On James, Proverbs, Mark and Acts, M Vg ' 4, He helus usmake a grade. ENN! 4527 if f 'f' M Paul Histand sacrificed for youth tx QQ fff' Heloft his home and friends, h Kfgkj X ' To teach to us some precious truth, 4 E O G N my I I I , I .ff wg3'l 9 ' all at ff XY: ff? - if , y y Qkig The results may know no end. Next we'll introduce you to, Our good friend Elam Glick ga . ,f x I N x4 ,, life, f XXX il zxf4 . ,I Music he will teach to you ' 3 ' f ' If that is what you pick, yex Rl!4! x '. 4 Warren Metzler also is ' Xleff fjCi57! A teacher on the list, 'Nil ' Bible Construction Glass is his X H7 The Bible's make up is the gist 3? One more teacher among the rest Q J Whose task important is Ulf' ,fq LeRoy Zook who does his best, TQZ Nik! Teaching how to work for Ohrislgik bij tel' f Barbara Eberly, our matron dear YXXH ,fait-?ff M Xi 51 Big sister claims to be. ' .1 I X fyytj But sho substitutes for Mother hero, X f 4 gg! l'm sure we all agree. Qfwf 3 xii YNH ' Q A I Oh God, our hearts O'erflow with praiseggf , lil! For all these blessings here, , .11 Kay We have received at J. E. S. Rfjlikm fffsx f Za Oh be thou always near, ku y 1 Nr , mg X I 5 ' NNQVQXV fra . c f' mma Mast. yljgj ,ff sew f fit,fjf 2 f 'T ?sn,4hQ:sQ 1 AxX j Xu fh ff XiMi,C,f - z if-:X ,mf we I h-v..-N-in-.X g y rm.-nh - v ff Ifkx .,,. Q T - 'rf' . -an y 5f,'.....,......,......L'M'.,,,,, f4-- ssir.f ., v. 1 I S E R M O N v xi mg mf xr v xg xg QL xg ug xi xg: 7x'h7x7s 7- W-.7x7x'n7x7s7x 7x 1- Ii 1. Since there is no forward look to remarriage there is no need of remarriage. The gospels are elementary. Where 'there is no visible church, there is no invisible cnurch. God never subtracts from one's life without adding more than, He asks us to give up. Don't say to God, here is my soul and heart but keep the body for self. Give Him your body too. Adorn the body so that the Spirit shines out. Thirty-six million godless youth in the United States. The way out of a problem is through prayer, Love may be difficult to de- fine but it is not difficult to discern. Death isan appointment we must all meet. The world is more death cons- cious today than ever before. A good chorister can do more for effective worship than the best of ape organs. Hope for the best, Make ready forthe worst, Then take things as they come. Our Heavenly Father always has rich compensation for his suf- fering children. G E M S U L- x sf U xg mf xi QL Q Ucmmm 1-7 1-. 7x1n1 Satan does not come to us as a roaring lion until hehas first deceived us. Life is so uncertain we should be ready to meet the Lord at any time. If we seek the Holy Spirit's guidance, He will lead us in the right way. If dChrist rules within, we will be Victorious. 1951 will be a successful year if we press toward the mark of the prize cfthe high callingof GOdo V what do others see in Me? Me, Hypocrite, Imitation or Christ? ' The New Testament is in the Old concealed, but the Old is in the New revealed. The Lord wants us to give our- Him, not .just our selves to material things. We should be obedient with cheerfulness. Be dead to sin but alive to God We choose either a philosophy of peace doa philosophy of war God is norwuupctor of persons. Sin is to transgress, neglect, or offend the law of God. The devil does not roar upon you until he has you near his clutches. ai 1 A32 ff I Q 4 Q 1 31 I 5 A X L 1 J, B. SQ Personnel The Business Manager we new Shall introduce to yous John Themes, new to him we how For he has helped us tees To the Janitdcs we give A hearty thank you toe, At the Dorm LeRoy Zook is And Harald Stoltzfus at schools Bernice, Stella, Tura, too, we canit and manft forget They are the coohsg good ones too Tasty memories linger veto C O O K S What weuld Bible School be like Without cocks? Certain- ly much credit goes to our efficient cochsge Stella Shetlee, Turie Renno, and Bernice Shctler, for mahingcnrhihle School a Haepv ones' Students and Faculty alike can study and work better by having that comfortable feeling which comes from having a well halanced mealsc Many thanks to these three ef ficient ccfhs T ELIZABETH ooiwivmv The davm looks so chaant It is no wonder for the e fm fort and time Elizabeth snends cleaning it: She even re-ar- ranges the books for the ministerso The Faculty really ap - preciated the dorm put in order, even though they were busy to tell her so, Keep up the gnod wack Elizabetho JANITGRS Our Janitors are the ones who had to please everyone e so had a tremendous jobs Harold Stoltzfus did a'splendid.jb in providing the penple with the right amount of heat in our main school buildings OHL yes and such a comfortable d O'PU1 too, Why shouldnft it be with all the attention that Le Roy Zook ipart the teacher m studenti gave to the furnace fires Due to the inefficient heater the boys dorm suffered a bit form lack of heat in those ZERO DAYS0 Looking fafward toluv- ing the his heater supclyingg this heat in 3-9520 ' Leroy also helped Harold with the cleaning cf the church Euik dings Many thanks to both of these faithful firemeno T hi.s menial task was done as Hunto the Lordu May God bless and keen them for His serviceo 1 ,Q T X 4 E , J 4. -F . 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ACTS--Harry Shetler , Acts was written by Luke and .is sometimes referred to as UThe Early Church at Workcn It is the only unfinished book of the Bible. The message of this. book is, UHOW the Work that Jesus began to do, as recorded in the Gospels, was continued by the power of the Holy Ghost. MUSIC AND CHORUS--Elem Glick, Our first few weeks of music were spent in learning the rudiments of music. I think we all appreciated this in that ithelped us in our chorus work later. Music is a method of praising and worshiping God So learning to sing better and getting more out of a song is at the same time learning to worship God better. PRINCIPLE OF TEACHING AND CHIID STUDY4-Harry Shetler In Principles of Teaching we discussed seven factors and four objectives of teaching. We learned that it is very im- portant for a teacher to know- his lesson, his Bible, and his pupil. Child Study includes importance of child life and the great place Uloven fills in life. The various charac- teristics of children are es- pecially-studied. The purpose of this class is to enable us to teach better, BIBLE SURVEY II--Paul N. Roth The purpose of Bible Survey is to get a birds eye view of the Bible, especially noticing the author, theme, and purpose of each book, Survey II covers from Job through Malachi, which includes the books of Poetry, Major Prophets and Minor Prophets, making a total of twentywtwo books. It is an in- spiring' and profitable study stimulating an interest to mama a deeper study of the Bible. MISSIONS--Paul Histand This year wespent four weeks studying Jewish Evangelism and two weeks with our City Misa sions. In Jewish Evangelism we learned the plight d'theJem without the gospel and learned ways and means of approach to meet the need. Time in our City Missions Class was spent- in studying the text NCur City Missionsn by Alta Mae Erb, Jams AND Paovsass--Harry Shetler The message of James--HFaith shown by our worksin Testings ofour faith prove two valuable things to use It trys our- faith and makes us strong in Christ, The message of Pro-- verbs--Gcdliness is intensely practical. HThe fear of the Lord is the beginning of wise dom. D, I cl U! QV .4 'H 7 , . ml L ZF R. 1 1 w 4 Q ' Qui: F Vw 11 511 ra le . 4:5 ' Hu i Ye M1 1 N ' x wg 3 E113 Ei 1 43 3 . N 5 1 1 'S f 2 , .NI rice of sin for all man MENNCNITE CHURCH HISTORY --Paul Me Roth ln our study of Mennonite Church History we learned to appreciate our Christian heri- tage more. The reasons for our church to break away from the Catholic Church were givem Men like Conrad Grebel, Menno Simons and others were willing to suffer persecution in order to preserve the pure and holy teachings of Christ. This Reformation took place in the early 1500. BIBLE CONSTRUCTION --Warren Metzler The Bible is composed of sixty-six books in one volumes Within this Book we have the revelation of God, making Him- self known to f man. God in- spired men to write through inspiration, yet it is ex- pressed everywhere throughout the Bible. The whole Book is concerned with one thing, the record of God's redemptive work from beginning to ends THE RETURN CF THE LGRD --Paul M. Roth A study was made dithe signs and manner of His second come ing The events as foretold in the scriptures were the basis for each point given. The judgment, tribulations and the end of this world. one concluding fact was reached, manely--The necessity of being prepared to go with Christ at Vis second coming. MARK--Harry Shetler Mark portrays Christ as a Servant and is a gospel of deeds rather than words. For even the son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and give His life a ransom for many. BIBLE DCCTRINB--Paul Histand In Bible Doctrine class we studied about man, sin, and salvation. God created man for afpurpose.fVaneenjpyed'fel1ow- ship with God until he'sinned, Sin 'brought suffering, hard- fear, and deaths leave-man in a but provided a. from the penalty thru His great ship, guilt, God did not sinful state way to escape of sin. Grd love offered His Ron to say the p . .i Q. Q - kind. By repenting and con- fessing our sins and accepting Christ ,thru faith, man does his part in being saved. God forgives us and as we obey Him we have peace and joy and fellowship with Him. PSALMS--Elam Click ' Keyverse 29:2 O worship the Lord in the Beauty of holiness Psalms is one of the five poetical books and was written between 1500-500 B. C. The meaning of Psalms in Hebrew is Praises, and in English-Songs. David wrote about half of the Psalms, In the Psalms we see 'tha' mamfis talking tofGdd by praise, songs, and prayer.. There are fourteen Messianic Psalms which ppphecied of Jesus life here on earth. The study was interesting, profit- able, and enjoyed by all in the class. i To talk with God no breath- is lost Talk ond To walk with God no strength is lost Walk on! To toil with God no time is T lost ' Toil on! 1 1 . x y . , . lzixgfkklfff CL! ., 'N-,R .5-,....-....,-n f li. X ' rj jx 0 so T X , -J ,f L ,f ., 'XX X-X . xx, if gf! UO N elle 5 if C X '15 5 OHV! TXxN4IZi hmw 'wl L 'wi n-.-......-,,,,,,,,........-..z T Q 4 F x , 3 4. E fl fn M Cldgo 1t.........l we QQ' HAVE THINE owwwnmn Loan Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Thou art the Potterg I am the clay ' Mould me and make me after Thy will, While I am waiting, yielded and still. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Search me and try me, Master, today! ' Whiter than snow, Lord, wash me just now, Hs in Thy presence humbly I bow. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Wounded and weary, help me, I pray! T Power - all power - surely is Thine! Touch me and heal me, Savior devine! Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Hold o'er my being absolute sway! Fill with Thy Spirit till all shall see Christ only, always, living in me! E 'frssfrimowiss or eswnuwfrss J xl xg U xpxg xv xg U-rxglxq x5 sg xg xg xr- xg xg Nfvli KI xg xr ll. xg xg xi xg xg xlmg xr xr xg xg Af, x4 xv xg K4 xg xv xg xg xg xg xg xg QL xg ng xg vlxgl 5, '7f7x 7i'7x 7X 'A 7x Wx 7x 'ix Tx 7x 1x 7x 7' 7x Tx Tx Wx 7fT'u 7f7x Ts 7x 7x Wu Wx Tx 72 7C'7f5x Vx Wt 7-. 'En 7x 75 7x7x 7x 7m Wx Tv 7x 7x Tx Tx. Tx 7x 1x1-. A H is in the light, we have Ulf we walk in the light, as e W J r fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanseth us from all sin.N According to this scripture the basis' for true fellowship with one another is Hwnlking as He walked, in the Light.N It is a joyous experience and privilege to fellowship,with.nggropphofn'Bib1eiSohob1 students and teachers as we have at J. B. 3. I deeply apprediated our school and dormitory life-reading, studying, thinking, praying, ' a result of Hwalking and fellowshiping togethere-Blessings as in the lightn with Him. --Elam Glick I thank Pod for the opportunity As a student ofthree terms Q . J 1 of fellowshiping with others of like precious faith, Thru the ff t'v teaching program of J. B. S. I have learned to know e ec 1 e the inclusiveness of such a scripture as Philippians 5:10 HThat ' P ' - .ection and the I may know him, and the power oi his resurr , fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death.N May God grant grace to this end for me. --Paul W. Bistand HFor God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten S .U CFor Mei I know of no truth .in the Whole Bible that on ought to come home to us with such power and tenderness as that of the love of God- Lordi here are my hands to work for thee. Here are my feet to carry your gospel message of love to the world. Here is my a' H is m life my all, use it voice to to bring NGO creature relieve being so speak for thy praise. ere y y , honor and praise to your name. p --Barbara Eberly ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every U Mark 16:15. This command .is given to all who in His name. Are you carrying it out? Or, are you selfish with the blood of Christ that you are keeping 9 T dai if Pod's Word is to get to the une it all for yourself. o J I 4 saved' millions it must be given to them by your and my feet, hands, and tongue. --Charles Shenk Going to J. B. S. has broadened my view of the work to be done for Christ. It has brought me closer to God.' Studying 's Word Mm'better equipped me to meet tre needs of the world God L 1 ., today. May God bless us to His end. --Harold Stoltzfus HCome ye apart and rest awile.U To me J. B. S. has not Only given me more knowledge of the Bible but a deeper ex- a t much to perience and closer walk -with the Lord. It has.mean me and I can truly say from my heart, it was time well spent. --Betty Berkshire al' in There are at least two days in my past life that I shall never be able to forget, The first day was on a Sunday after- noon in December' when I was eleven years old, I was beside my bed on my knees, alone with God, praying to Jesus, asking Him for salvation, That night when I went to church, I could hardly wait until the minister was finished preaching so that I could make a public confession of Christa ' y The second day was December 4, 1948, just three years agog I took a new stand for my Lord that made a radical change in my life which I hope shall continue as long as I live, This is my vow made to my Lords HLord Jesus, on this Saturday, December 4, I do yield my 'HGlG ,f1,f life unto thee, soul and spirit, life time, hands, feet, lips, ears, voice, money, intellect, will, heart, love, health, thoughts, and desiresq All that I may be or ever have is thine, wholly, absolutely, and unreservedlyc i I do believe that Thou dost take me,ennithat Thou wil work in me, to will and to do thou good pleasureo Lord use me in whatever way it seemeth good to thee, keep my eyes fixed on thee, ready to obey even thou glances Thou art my King, my Savior, my guides Take not the consciousness of thy presence from me, but day by day draw me nearer, even near- er, until that glorious time when I shall see thy face, and faith is lost in sights, Amen My prayer is that many more Christians would find the real deep satisfying joy in wholly yielding their lives to the Lords --Warren B. Netzler HLa the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart teacceptable in thy sight, O lord my strength and my redemmersn Psalm 19:14, My desire in life is to speak only that which is acceptable unto God, To love and serve all and not be partial in my dealings with peoples To be a witness to those I come in contact withs I know with the help- of God these can be accomplishedb --Louise Miller I thank God that he saved me. Because he saved me, I want io do my part in helping others to have the same experience. My prayer is that we may keep ourselves in the will of God contin- ually. I receive courage from Isaiah 41:10. HFear thou notg for I am with theeg be not dismayedg for I am thy God. I will strenghteng yea, I will help theeg Yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. --John Krieder HFor to me to live is Christ and to die is gainsn I hope as I go through life that I may witness for Christ with sis help. I desire to uphold the standards of the Bible, to prove to the world that our church isn't just a religious movement, but the worship of our creator, our Lord, and our Savior, I desire to show the world I can be a Christian and be happy. Yet if Ilose my life serving Him I know I will gain, because I will be with my Lord and Savior, --John E. Lehman J ----r 2 L E s r L 1 E I . A Q E 2 2 1 W i Q Student Ohio Friends Friends , H B'rthda Paul appy 1 Y Janitor Elizabeth Katherme Working Heard Lancaster Going Home Professor Countians E Cooperation Peeping Photographer Dear Folks ,,,,M,...-....-v- --U I, wewjf' jjj- N '..'N- . ,, XX 'hr if - '- N N fx I Xi xx., .f ' 3' ' ,,- 17 iff,--V N-fxx XX T df ,af in I pf .X 5 V77 - fn p f fi X . fzff s tr 2, f' fL -W We, QT! xii 1 J Xlxxx X it tg ...Y ...M Lk , DQNSTVV . X' 'Y - -v:- - -i fy f------a- Aff 1: -4: -1,-:+f:o-v+ 1-qv.--I .-T fl,-4, ..... ,....,,.,,..... .4 A Student's Prayer Thy word, dear Lord, I want to learng Your plan to see and know. Thy will, O Lord, is my concern, To do on earth below. Thy word, dear Lord, I want to keep With in my very heart, - That I might have it till I sleep T. And from this world depart. Thy word, Dear Lord, I want to show In all its purity, To thy creation here below r Who live in vanity. This Prayer, dear Lord, to thee I make So help me to suoceedg ' Thy word to keep: Thy word to take, To those who are in need. I Charles Shank ---4,-. f V -4, g.4....-f- - . -.. -- . v..--. --...,....-.---Q-.4-..-.. --sos 1 1.-. .-... .. ..--vw.-. I , -if AS ef is td U ' jf x 8 I f , :ff f lr 1 i l . H A V ' - N' 4. I ,I 31, i , S ef I E 1' : .5 3 li f f 1 5 zz R Q' - ,li ff. - E 5-hf' TQ . ,- ' lf 3 1 I t wf . E . .. Q A HA E 'K , 1 ' i Q r 3 - 'Li P ' 3 E X ' 1 4 1 , xx, A, K t M 3 Q 4 X 3qq 3 'A Y 1. N H , f i k X : , ,. I wx W ' 1 Q , 1 1 Q, 2 ' ik lil Y 1 ,Y ,- 1,1 yt 1 .fy , A 4! I al P '- Xl I ll I , , R ' M ,av 5 5 -' 1- ,, G Q ' , K ' , 1' , 4' s V 3 v 1 5 , - 5 R 1 2 - 1 1 ,w 1, N .: , J. y u 1 S T U D E N T S u u u so sr QI v sp u v 11 WFT? :f7i fi 1f7f'DC'7F'n '4? Otto Bash, Holsopple, Penna. Bree Otto is a deacon from the Kauffman church, Hi s occupation is farmings He is a good student, very quiet what but always ready to do ever he can. He often hias brought his 5 year old. s on David along to school. M ay the Lord bless you in your work at Kauffmans Church, Ruth Melinda? Johnstown, Ban She is a member of the Luth- erin Church, but attends the Mennonite church mostly be- cause of her desire for sim- ple and Godly Bible Teachings Ruth-has a great compassion for the sick and suffering and will spend much of her time helping others who are in need o of help. Small deeds done fa' Christ will never loose their re ward May God bless your deeds of. Kindness, Ruth. Wayne Kratz, Sauderton, ?e..l Smiling, yet reserved,Fath- er of two boys and a girl.Be sides being pastori of the Plain Mennonite Church near Lansdale, he works in a cloth ing factoryl He is an ex- cellent student at J. B. S, May God bless you and your family as you- further en- deavor to do Gods will at the Plain Church. Betty Berkshire, Maaantown. A quiet, Modest girl from, the town of Masontown. she has a humor that you learn only when you know her well, Is a teacher of a Sunday School class and also Sum - mer Bible School. Anna Mary Miller, Manhiem,Pa, A quiet reserved girl from Lane. Co. Her friendly per- sonality and sincerity in Bib- le School is much appreciated She enjoys studying the deep truths hidden in the word of God. At home she works intl potato - chip Factorys Mgay God bless you as you go forth from this Bible Schools Elsie Nisly, Mogadore, Ohiot A cheerful smile for everyone. She can realy talk after slie is started ences Her lessons are well studied for tests 0 Elsie will make a good public speaker and is very original in her expressionsa She is locking forward in helping in a service Unit this summers, God Bless you Elsiea Marie Thomas, Holsopple, Pac Uhousewifens Marie has at- tended four years at J. B. Se She has given an acceptable contribution to our school as a faithful student and in tak- ing her duties which are as- signed to her. She is Mar- ried and is a splendid house keepers Best wishes for your future, Marie. D Naomi Rice, Pipersville, Penne. Reserved - First year at J.B. S. She isinterested in Study- in the Bible. She also is in- S terested in housework. 'When she is our of the Bible School she will care for several chil- dren in a private home. W e enjoyed having Naomi with u s this years hhlceme badk next year again, Naomi. May G-od bless-you as you leave t h i s Bible School. e 1 I I I I I rl I 4 4 1 2 1 1 a I 1 1 4 I r I u n , -S T U D E N T S QI II KLJI :F X' il il ll YI KI :I il KI J' Slxl '?i H' 1. ri' IX 1f'aC'h ?f'H'2f4f'2f 'lf 4f4f1f7f' Mabel Geiser, Applecreek,Ohio. HA little but mighty girl from Ohiou. Mabel's second year at J. B. S. provides for her more new friends. She has a plea- sent personality. She is faith ful in giving talks, leading songs or anything else that is to be done. Mabel, its been a great pleasure to see you in Bible School again. Be sure to come back again. John B. Lehman, Boswell, Penna A quiet but humorous young man. He is a farmer. His name appears frequently on Yeung Peoples meetings committees, and he is also a Sunday School teacher. Bible School would not be Bible School with out John Edri. John Krieder, Lancaster, Penne A good conversationalist. lf you want an hour of enjoyment sit and talk with Jonny. .H A Merry Heart doeth good lik e medicinen. He is very much interested in church work and has a deep concern for the young people of his community. Keep the good work up, John. Penna Donald Speigle, Boswell, Is a busy farmer and displays Massy Harris implements. H e likes to take a few days o ff each week for Bible School. Is capable of giving interesting talks, He is assistant Super- intendent at the 38th. Mission. He also teaches a Sunday School class there. Welcome Don, in Bible School, 51 0 U u u 3: u u n u KL or U xr JI v 1i'7f7f7C7f nf lf7f7f'7f7s 7f'5f'af ff7f It is the inner life coming out that makes the outer life radiant. Emma Mast, Riverside, Iowa. HA girl from the west. We enjoyed her pleasent smiles and her helpfulness in the Bible School. She is hard to beat when it comes to Uwe taking of tests. Talented i and sincere in all that she does. This is her first yr. Welcome back ' at Je Bo Sn next year again. Marian Martin, How Holland,Pa Q A cheerful personality and very nfalkativen. Easy to get acquainted with Marian. She enjoys singins but Unot the 1 leader a'gets willing spirh: notesn. A good things done. A to learn, hands ready for sera 5 -vice, and feet swift in run - ning to carry the story of God love describes this lass. May God abundantly bless your life in His Service, Louise Miller, Holsopele A teacher of a girls ,Penna , Sund School clqss at the Kauffman Church. Energetic and ambite ious. Concerned about the 4 spiritual welfare of others Louise has worked in a dry cleaning plant for a number of 1 years. Thanks for your help- ful service to the group in dry cleaning. To wish you God richest bhassing as you in - deavor to further serve him. 1 s I 5 V 1 I Raymond Shank, Ghambersburg,Pa Rather quiet at times. I s interested in Bible Studyo Ever open minded for new truth from Godfs word, Is more free when with the boys in the dorms He is a fine student and does his part well in church work. God bless you in your service for him in the future. i n ,U A 4 .4 Q 9 I 5 2 :I 5 v4 Lv ' Q 4 I 7 , 4 1 H I 1 v 4 4 A Y l 1 1 r i E l n E E I 1 l i E I F I s , S T U D :f.:QJ .JL-fill.-TL-'CDL-3 is as vx ls In rs as lx as I Harold Stoltzfus, Belleville Thisehandseme fellow lives in The Big Valley of Mifflin Co. on Gospel Hill. He is at heme when singing special music in the church. A very nQuiet H fellow and always stays hcnme Saturday and Sunday nights???? We were glad to have you here at Bible School and welc ome you back next year again. Leonard Geiser, Appleereek, O. NThe only lad from Chien, at Bible School. Quiet at times but has great interest in the study of the Bible. ls will- ing to take part in church ac- tivities. Lots of fun to hear him talk the W Swiss Dutch U language. Best wishes for you in the future, Leonard. Charles Shenk, Lititz W 3, Pa. Great interest for Colored mission in Lancaster in which he is a teacher of a class of livily boys. He is giving his time this coming summer to vol untary service. fHe' is well 'known for his ability to speak in public, especially for giv- ing and God for readings. A friend of all a friend worth having. May Bless you in your service him this summer. A Elizabeth Conaway, Masontown. N T S o mr .1 xi na xp xi xr up sr lf1f7f7f7f7fYf Melvin Nussbaum, Johnstown,Pa. A Johnstown farmer who Hauls coal to keep heme-fires burn- ing. The fact that he loves Bible Study is shown by his presence at J. B. S. He is greatly appreciated in this church as well as on the farm. He is interested in church work and takes an active in- terest in it. Thanks Melvin, for the help you rendered in music while Elam was aasesnt from School. Harold Sellenberger, Chambersburg, Penna He is one of the younger stu- dents. We appreciated having him here as an industrious and interesting pupil. He is a lot of fun with the other boys Hoeing to see you here next year again, Harold. Katherine Blough, Holsopple,Pa Here is an artist,it was prow ven ture when she recieved s prize for it. She was busy at her work this winter, but we were glad she could come to Bible School as much as she did. She has a friendly per H sonality. Best Wishes for the fU.tUI'Go Ruth Brubaker, Mt Joy, Penne. Reserved and pleasent. we en A quiet girl and willing help er. Shhealways makes sure that the dorms are nice and clean We all en'o ed her resence in J Y P B. S. It is inspiration for us to see her grow in her Christ- ian life. May God bless your efforts to live a true Christ- ian life. joyed Ruth's good ideas to en- tertain the girls She is aggressive and has a great in the dorm in teaching concern for hor Sunday School class at Maryland, where she was cn- gaged in Mission work. Gedd Bless vpur efforts for himafn Nn7'VlC1fl ' X I W ,- 9 2!if'3'V-5 g Cpflffffdv zigffgcfif -... 'id W1 . . W , ' A 1 ' , - ' .WI 3 :ff . . 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F I I Z I I r 'I I I A DAILY EVENTS u sr v u xr u v u 11321451 sr sr sl u u lf7f7f7f5f1f'lf7i'5f :Uh 1i'7f7f73m' Feb. 1, 1951 Dear Dad andMon, ' I , n - 'P Guess by new you wonder what became of me. I know b t'dm. flies so swiftly and the Should write more often u .e Q things happen so fest and furious I can hardly keep after in sleeping,' Just tH.nk it is midnight already and here I'm just starting this letter. Well here geese Jan. 2 and the deathly quietness of J. B. S. demnwas ht d fun Hang- once again turned into a house of laug ter an . ing curtains, killing flies and wasps by the dozens w a s the first project undertaken by the early arrivals, this making it more home-like. I The Shetlers were busy as bees all day scrubbing the tools that are used in the dining halls Many thanks t o them. Harry decided to wash dishes all day so he w oulxl not be drafted into the job during J. B. S. But as ycpu used to say Mon, UNO work, no eatn, Harry was gladtn help again. He is agood sports we were very unhappy, for no sooner did school start when Paul Rothls mother went to be with Jesuss So he was absent from School for three days. We were very glmdwhen he returned the following week. You knew how it is M o m when one is missing from the family? Well, here we ar'e like one big family and so we really missed him. Jan. 3 was our first get-acquainted social. We playb ed games and served refreshments. Dad, did you ever hear H denn s bein a Bible Charaoter9 W e ll. of Nebickshasier a g a C, W . L Harold Thomas tryed ever so hard to introduce him at our social. I hope he doesn't start a new version of the Bib- le yetk ne nite we irls had a jama party It was fun wah 0 S ' PG v r 2 ' -' - ing on eggs and my! the treasure hunt what a noise we did make. Poor LeRoy Zoek nearly jumped out of the windows in fright. We ask his pardon, for we realy forgot he was a- round. Strange enough Anna Mary Miller thought people at' J. B. S, don't wash dishes or ehle eat from paper plates , because she figured for six whole weeks she weuld ndsneed to wash dishes. But she cheerfully helps just the same, An impnomto program was given at Minnie and Irvin's house on Monday nite. What a ugmel Paul Histand was to sell an Oliver tractor and it came very near to having Ima Speigle sell a Massey-Harris to him. O yes, one more fact was settled there, that is, that girls are better drivers than mODa Healy its a settled fact, because we had a de- bate and they said so. New Dad, I always told you I was a good driver, didn't I? F 4 P' 4' 1 5 A ,.- 1 1 L I E 4 I A I 'F r 1 I Q v 1 D I Sat. Afternoon, we took adrive thru Johnstown city. ' 'l. . . d fo rth Such a place, hills up and hi Winding here and thare and OL like a great big elevator, it fast and hard when we went up and gu ss whit, we had a long station wagons It sure is i DLC ls down, back in the huge inclinee .It 1 s made my heart pound renal on ite I enjoyed it though ride in the missions n e W e they have such a handy' car for taking people to church. I truolv we had snow and more snow since J. Healy unc ,4.uiJ I, a . , ' 'd d were fraidy cats SQ StU'i,Ug H an? Lehoy gi B. though, for one time they cam 'L ' Q .E O. Dad, do you.rememeer thee big on at home? Nell these hills but I guess they just donlt know what Elem Did? I know fb id Harel back on the trains Sziy hill We used to go sledding sronft near so big andligh s L, like sliding like We did, Yhu ' W'd' W neer he donft like Sll-lHg he stopoed his car, get out, as well as skating, because on the r and tried to skate oad to see if it was slippery on the road. He likes variety to keep things from.getting monotonous, , Harold Stoltzfus realy needs some one tolbek a him, for on the way back to school he forgot his hat,song book, tooth bnish, so back we go fd? them and start for J. B, S. again. When te our srprise he found his fathers car keys in his pocket. I wonder what his father dida fter the old peo- We were privileged to give a program at Q ples heme at Sommersct and Scalp Levels We sure did app- reciate the experiences. Just listen to thisi Can you imagine Ruth Brubaker and Mabel Gieser chasing after a poor little kitten at mid-nite. ?oor little thing was a little smarter than they were as it ran and hid from them. I forgot to tell you about the Ministers Norman we hand V e resent and we siire the second week of school. 47 were p ' ' ' ' s the o appreciated their spiritual contribution they made to School. I P Paul Iistnnd showed his Mexican pictures he took when he went to look about a new sito for mission work there. Open Houset well Mom, I guess we should have it at th bois and h - some time It was lets of fun, Ewen e -,J emo , men huns up their coats and hats and mede their beds ever G '- e r'fTohn.and so nice. That would be good prnctlee for br the Charles don't you think so mom? , ' W e Kretz was suddenly in-- Mind you, one evening 'syn , H stalled as Bible School principal. 'Why he is here only one year and he tried such e thing. But the students.... ' - , eff- Paul Roth beck 1DtO the office again as quickly put icient principal. S I D' J I f 1 I Y 1 u I n :J E I Z 4 r A n ZW Q1 ? and left the grounds 4 Several girls packed up one evening . with the intentions to learn to ice skate. 'Upon inquiry as to their success one girl replied--Hthe stars were beautiful when I fell flat on my back on the ice.H y Crash! what was thati O never mind it was just Barbara b ide the chair instead of on it, Nothing was hurt sitting es but her pride, John Kreider sometime Mom, here's a good one, just ask why he came to Bible School. I sure wish him success. At one of'our socials we had a sale and the joke was on- Harold Thomas, the cheapskate, He. only bid five cents for a dixie cup and finally landed with an empty one for that price. I am convinced Johnstown is dirty. Cne evening Paul Roth was leaning dia dirty shelf with his arm while talking to Louise Tiller. He finally discovered his dirty sleeve, then inquired as to how to keep clean, LeRoy jerked Paul away from Louise-- ' ll and said, NGet away from the dirt. ' Paul Roth has started changing n ames without- Beware boys. d Shank for the prodf. your consent. Just ask Raymon nt while I chatted- So-long folks you have been very patie with you. Hope to see you in just two weeks from today. Love, Pat P. S. After Barbara took her Return of Our Lord test she said 1 thes tonight for the last time, that she is going to wash c o 0 QL U U NL xg KL sg, v KL xggg u U U ig xg NL U ' ' ' ' 'ix n7i'7f7fW-,7u7s7f 7f7x7u It as x 1 Students Continued Betty Marie Gingerich, Ohio A diligent Bible Student weaving- baskets in the Ohio basket factory was her occupation before coming to J. B. S. ,Her noble desire is to serve Christ in teaching Summer- Bible School on a Summer Service Uflitfo 7 It eeeeeeeeeeeg 0 xg v xg 'kmwm ug ng sr v xl. xgx tg 1-K 1- www- m wh. r Personnel Continued John Thomas, Johnstown, Pa. John Thomas' So years ew- perience in J.B.S. enables him to have the answer to- almost every problem5 from the principal to the cooks and janitoro John is Bus- II aeer of the school iness ian D- M is an inspiration to all-- who attend. Bible school-- without John would be like going to visist grandpa's- house when Grandpa was a- way from home. I Fc? c .1 :D u ,L 92 r a A ai 'Q ,e 'c is 1 'n 1. -W :rx A gf ' n I 1 .' Q -1.x gd 2 E ,ig 'Q A 5 5 s, -da 2 H fs if .-3 K A ? -Q 5 75 as 'Q vi' 'Y i 5 x . E 3 4 E 6 e. 3 Q 1 AK 5 Ei 2? I. 4 3 If av J s ff 8 JF 2 rs f AHA? h WN N 4 '1 Ns 5, 4 gf? ! CJ QCA flfffii' 2 i fx X fk gf Betty Marie Gingorich. .QQ 'Xi K, ky- Elf-,io Nisly f PX .5 Y Leonard Gclsor 'N-'XXX-J , Mabel Gf13iS-31' q 1 fq,,,,fX'tXB.S.,'j!:' 5 . N iff! X R!.!! 1' ,.f Ff54Tgj 2 flff E r' 1 Z ii 1-f':,.fff 4'7 if it RED CARNATION Q IOWF2 Emma Mast fx x - f' i:'R,, -'lt' 3 Jixmwzri of xg X . jp..d, W?-Qggmx x ,AWANFQKCQQSQE7 - X X X bm , ixiw VT'-L: xv Q V wi mx. N 51.5 N253 X-,gm ETX. fl, Nix . L Alix: 'DX 4,81 fx ' LGW OR PASTURE ' ROSE Q ? . 'Q ,L ! J Y 'f . 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Ruth Brubaker l John Kroidor Barbara Eborly Elsm Glick Warren Motzler Donald Speigle Miller Louise Mario Thomas Katherine Fern Blaugh er tHarold,Stoltzfus Eligeboth Conaway John Edri Lohman Raymond Shank Harold Sollenbergor Wayne Krutz Naomi.Rieo LeRoy Zook Otto Eush Melvin Nussbaum ?mdlUSUmd Vx 3. 5 ' I 5 I 1.19 n' 1 I r' I 144 sf 9' ,v ' AEM ' ,' sv Q4 BJ ig! E -w ' 'M 'TTI' ra-sag-ff Q If w 1. 2. 5. 4. 5. 69 7. 8. 10. ll. 12. 15. 14. 15- 16. 17. ie. 19. zo. 21. 22. 25. 24. 25. 26. sv. 28. 29. 50. 514 52. 55, 54. 55. 56. 7 f .rv . V 58. 59. 40. 41. 42. 45. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. E V E N I N G s T U D E N -'J A 1 v 0 nn ng xg, sg, xg u U IQ-Q ef7f7f7f7x7u7x7s7f7C7x7 LeRoy Zook---- -------- Twila Yoder- -u--------- - Ruth Yoder -------------- Paul Yoder ------ ------ Glenn Yoder Jr.-M ----- Mary A. Wingard- -v----- - Aldus Wingard ---------e - Velma Thomas------ -u-- -- Sanford Tr muses- ------ Robert Thomas- ----- - ---- - Rhoda Thomas----- ----- -- Mrs. Newton Thomas ---- -- Newton Thomas---- ---- --- Nevin Thomase- ---- ------ Nada Thomas---- -------- - Maynard Thomas --------- - Mary Thomas ---------- --- Levi S. Thomas ---------- Kermit Thomas ------- Mrs. Glenn Thomas- ---- -- Glenn E. Thomas ----- Fannie Eg Thomas ---- Coevel We Thomas ---- J. Harold Stoltzfus- Dalton Speigle ------ Harold Sollenberger- Mrs. Sanford Shetler Marlin Shetler ---- '-- Maretta Shetler ----- Elnora Shetler ------ Delmar Shetler ------ Charles Shenk ------- Raymond Shank- ------ Turie Benno--------- John Ogburn-- ------ - Wil1ard.D. Mishler-- Mrs. Slater Mishler- Miriam Mishler-- ---- Martha A. Mishler ----- -- D. Paul Mishler --------- Edgar Miller ------------ Mrs. Erma Metzler ------- Ruth Melendez ---- - ----- - Mrs. John A. Lehman ----- Hannah Lehman ----------- Boyd Lehman --------- ---- Bertha Lehman ----------- Anna Lehman ------------- John E. Krieder ------- -- Wayne Dratz ---- --- ---- - .- Q, .. nonncocn 1111 xpunoq n-cnabz lili aunt: gvxgsgsg 4 Qu. glgxgsgngxxgxgsgyxgsg x7f7x7-1 Wx I' n 7? n7x7x 5x7s7x '?x'7w 1-. 7u7x ready helper-- conscienteous- good advisor-- QI I QI' KI ll I zfirwasfwvir 15101111113 if-nuns!-gnu: innurxunuoubnni small but mightyw-m- cooperatives-- quiet --------- good counseler generous ------ seen more than sportsmen- ---- open hearted-- friendly------ intelligent--- energetic- ---- reserved------ sincere ------- kind---------- conscrated---- willing------- llaulllmpe-nan :vm-annuouncll-n inlnvtmnrriiibi nlalniclan-bananas heard xunmltlunld lulsivdlbtbl -nuiuvanms u-rnncagunluulv iriliihi :span-wcnnomcunasos usauumanlnuncu von-nnanuncw conversationlist---- leader-------- npcs:-41-npr Qantas 1.usunsb ----conscrated---------- Christian carpenter- ----very helful------------ ----bashful------- bashful- ---- -- ----gentle-------- ----talkative ----- ----diligent------ tender hearted conscientious- uupun cunn- uounognasi-nano cosnsnsssu--1-as 1-illnu --nu--n-fumes unqnuu-sauna ii-l11?'i talented ---- --- ----- ----helpful------- consecrated--- salesman------ 4 singing ainter--- 1. Q IJ forgiving ----- amible -------- comenable ----- outstanding--- studious ------ 11112111 313361113 01131110113 1191110011 :cn-1:31131 missionary minded--- deVOted------------- ambitious ----- helpful ------- practical ----- ambitious ----- Nstatn -------- reserved------ an-:nav-1 cause-lnnunpnasnnx Q-nsuqrqqp Qcvtnuqxil 111001137 sslunppgnpanrq Mt. Union, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsoppleg Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Hclsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, PS. Hclsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Hclsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Hclscpple, Pa. Holsopple,'Pa. Belleville,Pa. Boswell, Pac Chambersburg Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pas Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Holsopple, Pa. Lititz, Pao Chambersburg Reedsville,Pa. Boswell, Pa. Jerome, Pa. Jerome, Pa. Jerome, Pa. Jerome, Pa. Jerome,'Pa. Springs, Pa. Johnstown,Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Lancaster,Pa. Souderton,Pa. , s 4 m .4 1 1 u - A 1 4. ,-.mgv . Kip- - .Je gwgt. 'fn ,AW Q ,tif tr v gif? 1 7'- ,vf EL A? .n Mia 'VC YF' ff. 15 A- : .fp J' I 'fl- 1 4 4' . 1 J' ,Z 4 aft 4 ,ff 2, O 69 72, 7 7 82. Glenn Jones Leon Hostetler Betty Hostetlcr Dorothy Harshoerger Leonard Jo Gewser Mary S Crovle Q D E Cxovl Ruth Blouvn Robert Blwugh Orvln Blow 1 Merle F Florence Bloueh B rbara Blough June Beisel Rhoda Almine Clarence Alwln Amy Alwlne Mrs. Charles Klmmel Villlam Pebley Jr Franklln Blough Marlin Sala George Cable Boldwln Hllderbrant Davld Hege Don Kolb Paul Thomas Elwood Cable L1ZZ1G Eash Mrs Kermit Thomas Sam Holsopple Merle Saylor Emery Holsopple Elleen Blough y John Thomas Mrs Samuel Holsopple Ruth Thomas Bernlce Kolb Paul Paul Elam Jghh Bloueh T Hist QQ G11CK Edrel Lehman ccnscl ntlous farme wlth a future talented teacher GH+hUS1GSt1C frlendly qulet nd reserv d punctial reserved adventurous ecod natured trustworthy motherly tlmld conserated energetlc SlHC6P9 reserved devoted pol1te COHVPFS3t1OD11St future leader quiet but r spected adventurlous alert ' deep trlnker able cheerful J hopeful fun lovlng lmpresslfey h lpful considerfte re dy helper energetlc thcuvhtful dependable Food natured bUS1UbSS llke d splrltual' studlous Holsopple, Holsopple, Hol opple, Johrstomn, Apple Creek Jornstown, a Johnstown, Holsopple, Holsopple, Hflsopple, Pao Holsopple, Holsopple, Uolsopple Holsopple, Wolsopple, Uolsoppl , Wolsopple, Tohnstown, Tohnstown, Wolsopple, Holsoppl , dolsopplc, Johnsto n, Marlon, Pa Sprlngs, Pa Hclsopplef . Holsoppl , P Jerome, Pa Holsoppl-5 , dolsoppleg P Hclsopplc, Jerome, Pa, Wolsopple, P ' oohnsToWnQ P. Holsoppleg P4 Holsopple, P Sprlngs, P Holsopple, Pd L nghorn, PQ Bellev1lle,Pa Boswell, P' Sanford Shetler Teacher of NOUPGSISDEHCG Class His SCU-P'f'Ua1 teaching were greatly appreciated, He 15 prlnclpal of our Christian Day School in Soap Hgllowo 1 . A v 1 1 1 1 Ki! 1.1 I H -e x 1 , s U K . . .p -. . - 1 .., ..,. 4 .4 . . .. , .. . n 1 4 1 . A u -f ... U, . .. -.Q ., . f - , vu, -X p.. ... .- no 1- M. x .. ..- . .. . -4 - u -5 . -- .4 ..-. -.n v -4. - u Q f O I C - a . .- 1 1 'K e .WI 43 X 9' Am AK 'ii L. f? ,H xf Ei ,z i -fe M, 2 , X .,, w X lx , YA '7:-W T YY,,,f-nnlnv4lf1:' ' ,f ,.,-s...- vw-5?-uf W 5' T fffdx Qfiwf NXT M A ' 'wvavvvw 6W??UQDQ51miWW TT 4' S11 xi gl 5. gl . x I J . .1 ff ., ng Q 11 ' H '1 9 w ' . I I1 H Vi ! Y 'x 1 i , r K Q .H ,-I 'V ,. ! 5. ,Q .Qg v ,M 1 ', 1 'I s S S 1 S 1 4' 'A 5' tn if? L 51 H ,EV I 1 ,L QW V51 15 r, 1 Z1 I E EJ Q 1 1 irgqm' iw! UW Eli 5552 lim gli 3 My iifg T12 v Ll: I ,I ., lv 2. fE5 Q :, l :pg HJ! 1 gli ' 1 A f as ,i ,I wi ' 355 'w . v rj n W A R L V T N T Q F C T A P R I I . Y J L . I L J J U JC ..SL'Z.XCJi.l .:'.VI-LJ'NCJ'1NL'1Al--1.Z.l K1VJ4J '. . Xl'LJ JC VJCJCJ ..' V V..D'.'l V 54.11 JC 'CJLV ' ' ' K 7- A 1 Ts 4 1x71 1' 1 'T' Wx .' A7 7x'1.'1 1' -x'f' 1- 41, - 7- 1' 5 7- 'rw .2 7 I 'l- A7-. nvlxf LAI Stories on Genesis Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the eertno Song--HTne Wonder Songu O1 who can make a flofer. I'm sufe can tu san vou7 Qh, who can make Q flower? No one but Cod 'IIS trues ' On, uno can mek the r nndrops I'm sure I oan'L, n you O 2 who can maxe e r Ind'o No one but God 'tls true. on who can mar the sun SIIDGQ I m sure can t, can You? On, moo can make the SUUSWIUP VO one out God 'tis true, Gr, wno can make our nearts clean? 'm sure can' , can you? on who can make our nrarts Bo one but pod, 't1S trueo clean? on who can glve SdlV3t1OH9 I'm sur I oan't, Can you? C who can P1VG saIvatIon? No one wut uod 't1S trueu draw nlvn o I an he w1I flee from vou, 'RGSlSt the o fl Go and He will draw nlgn to ou. Sharon Nlngard elvln Plouvn Carol Snetler elvln ,Iw1ne Harley Thomas L I K1W1QG John E. Lehman Jr, N va Hln ard Norma Alwlne R an Elolae ml'lO'W3S 430. 'tn Wu. h Arlfn Irom s Rlonard Thomas Berenda Thomas P mlla Lemma dI E3D.' Harold Thomas and Carrle JDOF1v were teaoaers of t e chll classes. UA t aoner bullded a temple, For the temol The telco bullded wlll last will the cess roll, +or tha E xtlful un er seen temple was a Ch1ld'S lmmortal soulon L? A . x ,V Mu 1' x , X v . LL 1' V . -.0-F94 m, .-,qx m . ,'Qf'in-' , .wa-1-:--Q' '..: .C 'L,,fQ,,,,,., '.ifE???.2T?I1.4fF?l'-ii A -12- ' ' ----:A , .-.-..... 4,1 . IWW. MQ,,f-g,1',yf:f-,,,-, ' ., ,, . W 4 - Af-A ! '! -,AVVWY V ,mn 1 W, T . 1--A A A .