Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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HENRY J. HEYDT President and Founder Bible Doctrine, Bible Introduction, Systematic Theology, Interpretation, Logic, Jewish Evangelism, Christian Education, Greek II, First Aid. Dr. Heydt is a rare gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church of Jesus Christ. His teaching ministry which combines scholarship with sim¬ plicity has blessed the hearts of multitudes, in the class room, by the printed page, and on the Bible conference platform. “A faithful man able to teach others”. Our prayer is that the Lord may continue to give him a faithful ministry here at the school and elsewhere. MARGARET E. HEYDT Registrar and Secretary Christian Etiquette “But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world.” Gal. 6:14.This verse characterizes the life of Mrs. Heydt as we have come to know her and love her. So many times in her everyday life, even when she has been especially busy, we have noted that self had been cruci¬ fied, and she had allowed the Lord Jesus in His beauty and sweetness to be magnified in her life. FACULTY OSCAR M. KRAYBILL Interpretation, Church History, Ancient History, Pastoral Theology, Ethics. Brother Kraybill is the beloved pastor of the North York Bible Church. A gifted Bible teacher who has been preaching the Gospel for forty years; thirteen of these years having been spent in a teaching ministry here at the School. Possessing an extensive personal library and being an avid reader, he has the “knack” of properly “seasoning” a difficult subject with the knowledge he gains from this source and his own personal experience. (p-tJjC H • S Jr 12

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tffc z FIRST ROW: Paul B. Flory, Henry J. Heydt, Edward G. Jerchau, J. Martin Esbenshade, Roy D. Becker, James R. Landis, Lester M. Weaver. SECOND ROW: Vernon C. Kreider, Henry J. Bernhardt, Clarence D. Weaver, William J. Randolph, Paul C. Wilt, Christian H. Brubaker, Ross B. Witmer. Sharing a portion of the administrative oversight of the School are the Corporation and the Board of Trustees. The Corporation is a group of twenty business and professional men who have a personal inter¬ est in the ministry of the School. These men meet annually to discuss the problems and to share in the blessings of the School. The dean of our School, Brother Wilt, comes to us from Altoona, Pennsylvania. A graduate of Altoona High School class of 1947, he also attended the Altoona Bible Institute. At the completion of his studies here at the Lancaster School of the Bible and School of Theology in 1950, Brother Wilt was appointed to the faculty of this School. A year later with the School growing, he was appointed to his present office of dean. He is also working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree at Franklin and Marshall College. Besides his administrative duties which include the arrangement of schedules, teaching classes, and giving the students personal counsel; Brother Wilt finds time for speaking engagements at vari¬ ous local churches. He also brings the Gospel Message on “The New Life Hour”, a weekly radio broadcast of the Gospel presented by the students of the School. We are grateful to the Lord for the faithful ministry of Brother Wilt, and pray that He will continue to give him the wisdom that comes from above, that he may use it in this the place of His appointment. OUR DEAN II

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HARRY C MARK Homiletics 1, II, and ill; Director of Senior Preaching. Brother Mark is a man of God who has not only a thor¬ ough knowledge of homiletics, but also those spiritual qualities that make possible a positive ministry of the Word of God. We are grateful for Brother Mark’s kind and patient interest in each of us, and trust the Lord to continue to make him a blessing. WILLIAM J. RANDOLPH Director of Student Activities Old Testament Synthesis, Spiritual Life and Prayer, Evangelism. For anyone to attend Brother “Bill’s” classes is to come to the realization that the study of God’s Word is one of the most profitable things in this life. We remember so well the “practical applications” of Bible truth that were a constant characteristic of his teaching and the blessing he brought to our hearts. FACULTY CHARLES F. PFEIFFER Old Testament Introduction, New Testament Introduction, Hebrew. Dr. Pfeiffer came to us as a faculty member in 1950, and after a year ' s leave of absence has returned to the school. His love for the Lord and his abilities in Semitics and related Old Testament studies make him a very capable instructo r in the classes the Lord has given to him here. His clear thinking and attention to the things at hand in the classes are avenues for making interesting and profitable class periods. E. BERYL HAMPTON (not shown) Child Evangelism 13