Kentucky Christian University - Marturian Yearbook (Grayson, KY)

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S, A DONALD ALLEN NASH D. A.: Professor Nash, who was graduated from K.C.C. with an A.B. and later receivedaB. D. at the Butler School of Religion, has taught New Testament and Greek for nineteen years, and is known throughout the brotherhood as a scholar in both fields. Besides having written numerous articles for LOOKOUT nnd CHRISTIAN STANDARD, he is the author of the textbook used in his Greek class. This year he is again a sponsor of the Utopian Literary Society, a task he fulfills in addition to preaching at the Salyersville Church of Christ.

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ALICE ANNETTE MORGAN Big Al: Miss Morgan received her A.B. from K.C.C. in 1941 and her Masters from Marshall University, then took studies at Butler University and Ohio University. She returned to K.C . C . to teach. Since then she has been more than busy with her work for the College. At present she teaches Biology, English Literature, and American History. Her work does not end with the school year, though, for she also has year-round duties as our Registrar. Besides working in the office and being one of our favorite professors, she teaches the Loyal Berean Sunday School class in the church uptown.

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' .'-,L - 1 ll -- it v :I ,, .l Lester: Brother Pifer, because of his unique position on our staff, is probably seen on campus less than any other member of the administration. In 1943 he left K. C. C. as a graduate and entered the ministry. After twenty-three years' experience pastoring in Sturgis, Kentucky, Mt. Vernon, Illinois, Martins Ferry, Ohio, and Lancaster, Ohio, he returned to the K. C. C. family, this time as Director of Development. This work, which sends him presenting the College to many churches? in several states, leaves little time for him to spend with his family, Mrs. Pifer and their four daughters.