Kentucky Christian University - Marturian Yearbook (Grayson, KY)

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41 . THOMAS JAMES GEMEINHABT Mr, G. : Volleyball champion, history scholar, missions promoter, Mr. Gemeinhart is a hard-working man. As head of both History and Missions Departments he finds plenty to keep him occupied, yet always has apleasant word for all. In addition to teaching seventeen hours a week, Mr. Gemeinhart is sponsor of the Matheteuo Mission Society and the Utopian Literary Society. Mr. Gemeinhart is a 1959 graduate of K.C.C, and became a member of the faculty after receiving his Masters Degree from Indiana University. He returned to us in 1967 after a year's leave of absence to work on his Ph. D. at the University of Kentucky.

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: 'J v 'R V c 'L ,xx f t KERNS RONALD EGGLETON Rona Although Professor K. R. Eggleton has been with us as a professor for only four years, he has made a lasting impact on the teaching ministries of our students. After he received an A.B. from K.C.C. in 1960, he obtained an M. Ed. from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh where he has also completed the resident requirements for his Ph. D. On weekends he preaches at the Peeled Oak Christian Church in addition to heading our Christian Education Department during the week. Between classes he is invariably seen either playing ping pong, drinking coffee, or discussing philosophy--and maybe all three at once.

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in l .11 -.1 VW ELLEN LAVEBN KAI-RNS Kixie: Miss Karns became head of our Music Department in 1954 after she had graduated with a B.S.L. from C.B.S. and taken studies at Butler University and the Manhattan School of Music. Inaddition to teaching regular classes in Music Theory, Conducting, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, and Chalk Art, she gives piano and voice lessons. All of the singing ensembles that are sent out from the College to give specials are organized and coached by her, and each year hers is the responsibility of preparing the concert choir tour.