Kentucky Christian University - Marturian Yearbook (Grayson, KY)

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LA l.?..Fr:7:.-ff . 7' ' t . 'V W n U- . MAJEL LUSBY KELLEY Maje1: Mrs. Kelley has been teaching our English, German, and Shorthand classes since 1935. She is well qualified, having received an A. B. from Cotner University and an M.A. from Miami University. She also took studies at Phillips University. Her family has been an important influence in the Lord's work. Her father, Mr. J. W. Lusby, was the co-founder and first president of Kentucky Christian College. In 1928 Mrs. Kelley herself Went to Japan as a missionary.

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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.

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i 1 1 .fi fl lf.. LEWIS METCALFE MILLER Metcalfe: Professor Miller is our newest addition to the K.C.C. faculty. As such his most difficult task this year is probably to adjust to K. C. C. life. He has no doubt been helped in this by his scholastic background. He has an A. B. from Johnson Bible College, a B.D. from Lexington Theological Seminary, and has studied at C.B. S. and Butler University. Besides teaching several Bible courses, he teaches Hermeneutics and Comparative Religion. Though one of our more scholarly professors, he is certainly one of the friendliest.