Kansas City National Training School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Eliarultg Anna- N eiderheiser, President. Homiletics, Missionary Organizatign, Domestic Art, Business Methods. Ethel Hastings, R. N., Nurse Instructor. Aletta M. Garretson, Deaconess, T. W. Jeffrey, A. M., D. D., Christian Theology. Fletcher Homan, S. T. B., M. A., D. D., Life of Paul and Pauline Epistles. Chas. E. Draper, S. T. B., Du D., Christian Ethics. Elmer L. Brown, A. B., B. D., Sociology. Talmage DeWitt Fry, A. B., Life of Christ. Agencies. Elsie O. Hill, Deaconess, Music Department. Hope W. Wolfe, Deaconess, cation. Elizabeth Curry, Deaconess, Organizations, Spanish. Mary F. Smith, Deaconess. Harry Preston Hunter, B. D., M. A-, Doctrinal Epistles. Earl Cranston Wright, A. B., Catholic or General Epistles. Jacob E. Scheer, Prophecy and the Prophets, Grace Hutcheson, Deaconess' Devotional and Wisdom Literature. partment. O. Leonard Jones, M. A., Martha M. Hanson, Deaconess, Rural Work. Home Economics. Rev. J. Bisceglia, A. B., Anna Oltmanns, Deaconess, Mahan- Housekeeping, School Nurse. Hon. M. N., Morales, Meicican Consul, Minnie Pike, DGHCOIWSS, Conversational Spanish. Assistant in Nature Study. Biblical Introduction, Hebrew History, Religious Edu- History of the Christian Church, Missions, Missionary Kindergarten Department, Remedial and Corrective Settlement Methods, Epworth League, Hand Work. Recreation Department, Assistant in Kindergarten De- Paxe 21

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Is all this sacrifice of time and money worth while? The usefulness of this Institution will be increased and multiplied many-fold with the equipment provided in the new building. In this new day, greater opportunities and larger fields of service are open to deaconesses and missionaries. X Woman has gained a new place in the Church as well as in national life. The ideal type of woman in the present age must think in world terms and have a world-wide vision. She must break away from Old ideals and assert herself and be prepared to bear bur- dens and accept responsibilities. She must be trained for leadership and Jesus Christ must be the center of her training as well as the center of her life. The girls of the K. C. N. T. S. have this ideal eXP1'0SSGd ill their motto, Not I but Christ and hundreds have passed through this school and have gone east, west, north and south with hearts full of radiant joy to do sweet ministry for their Master. They are ministering on the frontier and in crowd- ed city, to the joyous and to the sorrowing heart, to the homeless and friendless, but best of all to the souls who are tired of sin and need someone to show them the Saviour. We people of America, in Home Missionary ter- ritory, cannot as blind, lead the blind. We must be quick to see the needs of this old world and know the best way of meeting them. The Training School, ap- pointed of God, is the means of accomplishing this. Wonderfully and mystically, God has worked out His divine plan for K. C. N. T. S. through its conse- crated President and corps of earnest Workers. Now, when our support is needed, we must not fail them. We so often pray, Thy will be done, thy Kingdom come. Are we ready to help answer that prayer? Service is the supreme comittment of life and substance. Then let us give freely of both that God's Kingdom may come on earth. Pan 20

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REV. l I.l'I'l' CHER HOMAN. S. 'l'. B.. M. A., D. D.. Life oi' Paul und Pauline EviSllL'H. REV. 'I'. W. JEIWIFREY. A. M., D. D., Christian Theolmzy. REV. 'i'ALMAGl'1 DcWI'l l' FRY, A. IL, Lifo of Christ. REV. J. B. HON. M. N. MORALES. MEXICAN CONSUL. REV- CHAS- E. DRAPER, S. 'I', B.. D Conversational Spanish. Christian Ethics,