Kentucky Christian University - Marturian Yearbook (Grayson, KY)

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'K' --,U g Ffasy JACK MILO BLIFFEN g Jack: Professor Bliffen has been with us as a teacher since 1959. He was graduated from K.C.C. in 1951 and then obtained his M. Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. He supplemented these degrees with graduate work at West Liberty State College and the University of Kentucky. At present he is teaching Practical Ministries courses, but teaching is only the beginning of his duties. He is also our Business Manager, the Aca- demic Dean, and, as voted by the Board of Trustees last year, Vice-president of K.C.C.

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Le1a: Throughout our President's career Mrs. Lusby has worked at his side. She has anA. B. from Christian Normal Institute and has studied at Transylvania University. In 1937 she became our Food Supervisor. Since that time she has on occasion acted as Dean of Women and Assistant Registrar. She lends aid to all the girls Whether it be in the form of assistance in planning a Priscilla meeting or of just being a friend. Truly K. C.C. is blessed of God to have Mr. and Mrs. Lusby as our spiritual leaders. q,'X, 'cz' JAMES LOWELL LUSBY LELA STONE LUSBY J, L. : Dr. J. Lowell Lusby received an A. B. from both Christian Normal Institute and Milligan Collegeg an A.M. from Miami University, and an LL.D. from Milligan College. Mr. Lusby has served ably as our College president for over thirty years. Length of service is not the only criterion by which he can be judged however. During his presidency the College has grown from a small struggling school into one of the most respected institutions of higher learning in our brotherhood.

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, . . .rv 1 . I C 'Ht A ---.Q-1-A Q ,. mpg 1, ' L. .gy . f. -Wi ' .V F M ff, ' T. , M - ' ,, ,- ' 9 .Q 9 if 1 ww RUTH KATHERINE BEEKMAN ' 9 Miss Ruth: Miss Ruth Beekman received herA. B. from K.C. C. in 1959, then pursued further studies at Ohio University, the University of Kentucky, and Morehead. Her service for the College, however, began in 1949 when she-became our librarian. Since then she has shown herself to be a dedicated and energetic worker, for at nearly any hour of the day she may be found in the cataloging room repairing books and sorting and filing new materials. But more than a hard worker, she is a friend ofthe students. Especially do we appreciate her talents when the time arrives for us to start on our term papers!