Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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PAUL C WILT f rfc FACULTY HOWARD A. WHEATLEY Apologetics I, and II; Sacred Biography. We praise God for Brother Wheatley who has won his way nto the heart of each student, by his deep devotion to the ord Jesus Christ. We also praise the Lord that he has used this brother, and s still using him to preach, teach, and live the Gospel in ;ome of the hardest places Go d calls men to go. His thorough knowledge of the Word of God and hig deep . .merest in reading has made him a real gem on our facult ' HAROLD R. LEHMAN Conducting, Fundamentals Music Ija rfony, Hymno Radio Broadcasting, Pianq. Voice. aAjYj “That in all things Christ have the preeminent In the short time Brother Lehman has been yith usms musical director, he has proven his abilities and loVe fcnjjSm Lord, is deep devotion to Christ and his classes have made him a friend to all at L. S. B. who love mus ic. A graduate of Rodeheaver School of Sacred Music he re ceived his A. B. degree at Wheaton College in 1945, and has taken graduate studies at Northwestern University. Dean Greek I, Greek Exegesis, English, Life and Times of Jesus, New Testament Synthesis. A busy man is Dean Wilt, one can usually find him coming or going about the school. Gifted by God with unusual academic ability, Brother Wilt has filled the office of Dean in a faithful and capable manner. We thank the Lord for those “hidden sacrifices’ that are ’ by Him, but we realize that it is these sacrifices possible Brother Wilt’s ministry to us. •PAUL J. SEBASTIAN and the Bible, Missionary Engineering, an began teaching at the school in 1951. im several new courses, centering around mission planning and building, have been added to the um. A graduate of Pennsylvania State College and a istered Mechanical Engineer, Brother Sebastian is very able instruct us in some of the problems likely to confront us on mission field. Also his previous experience with photography his classes in Missionary Photography very interesting valuable. To many of the students Brother Sebastian has become not just an instructor, but a very close friend as well.

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Daniel Klim, President; Robert Hopkins, Vice-President; Grace Asper, Secretary; Dotty Dugan, Treasurer; Josephine Poley, Chaplain. CLASS OFFICERS We look back over our years of study and fellowship with praise unto our wonderful Lord for His guiding hand. Meeting as a class for the first time in the fall of 1950, we realized that though we came from many various places and occupations, all had been led by God. Our purpose was to study His Word and learn how to better serve the Lord Jesus, our Saviour. The following year we found that our class had diminished to less than half of its size. We who remained had a profitable time and one of many rich lessons. Many were the opportunities to be of service to Him in Bible clubs, youth meetings, and church programs. Yes, there was valley experience as well as the mountain top”, but in all things our Lord proved more than faithful. We approached the year of 1952 with great expectancy and new praise unto our God. We were praising Him for past blessings and looxing forward to what we believed would be our great¬ est and most important year. Truly, it has been such, and as we leave it is with one aim “To magnify the Name of our Blessed Redeemer”. Our future, as individuals, is in the bands of Him who has promised to be our guide and help all the way, Praise His Holy Name I