London College of Bible and Missions - Archway Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1958 volume:

P F E s 1 4 I ADMINISTRATIUN IN QUIETNESS AND CONFIDENCE In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. USA. In quietness and confidence - Thy strength shall ever be, for he That waiteth on the Lord shall know His grace and power continually. ln quietness and confidence - 3O: 151 This promise comes for heart and life, Oh, hear the Father's voice so clear, Amid the noisy din and strife. In quietness and confidence - What balm for weary, troubled souls! The peace that God alone can give ls thine, when He thy life controls. In quietness and confidence - O precious thought, so sweet and sur Though earth and heaven pass away, His Holy Word shall endure. - Bessie Patt e! ern Gilmore BOARD OF DIRECTORS Seliled Standing Mr- Hunt Mr. Peterson iSecretarYl Mr. Dixon lChairmanl Mr. Wild Mr' Winslow Mr. Hulbert lTreasurert Mr' Boles Mr. Alloway Mr. Bauer Mr. F. B. Dixon London, Ontario Mr. S. Healey Pembroke, Ontario Mr. C. W. Peterson London, Ontario Rev. Jack Hackney Peterborough Ontario Mr. W. H. Hulbert London, Ontario Mr. E. A. Hunt Lambeth Ontario Mr. Millar Allowoy Oshawa, Ontario Mr. E. S. Kerr Oakville, Ontario Mr. Gerald Bauer Waterloo, Ontario Mr. R. M. Martin Chatham, Ontario Mr. John W. Boles Ottawa, Ontario Rev. Arthur R. Pyke London, Ontario Rev. W. O. Cooke Belmont, Ontario Dr. W. R. Quinn London Ontario Mr. E. J. Cossey london, Ontario Mr. Melvin Steinmann London Ontario Mr. J. Falconer Kitchener, Ontario Mr. H. B. Wild Toronto, Ontario Rev. D. J. Firth london, Ontario Mr. R. M. Winslow London, Ontario FACULTY l.. DAVID BECKMAN, B.A., Th.M., Th.D. In whom we have redemp- tion through his blood, the forgiveness of sins. according to the riches of his grace. , EPHESIANS . K 1 Hebrew , Y Bible Synthesis ' ,U 'i . . . 1 ' y Doctrinal Summarlzatlon if Dy' Premillennialism Church History Psychology WILLIAM G. CAREY, MUS. BAC. Director of Music Thou wilt keep him in per- fect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. lsAlAH 26:3 Director of Practical Work General Music Applied Music Choir PERCY H. HARRIS, B.A., Th. M. President Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. I 'rHEssAl.oNlANs 5:24 Olcl Testament Homiletics Christian Home' Theology Semina' 1 1 1 FRANK R. KOKSMA, B.A., .A. Acting Registrar lf X 1-ff Thou wilt k e him in pcr- fect peace, ose minhi is stayed on thee: becayse he trusteth ' thee. , IT 26:3 Greek X' Doctrine Philosophy ll Orientation X l f X 1 FACULTY DONALD C. OAKLEY, B.A., Th.M. Dean of Students For we are his workman- ship, created in Christ jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. EPHESIANS 2:10 Greek New Testament Personal Evangelism Seminar ANNA C. WINSLOW, B.A. He is altogether lovely . . . SONG OF SOLOMON 5:16 English EILEEN LIMBURG, B.s., M.A. Director of Christian Education . . . given unto us exceed- ing great and precious prom- ises: that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature. . . ll PETER 1:4 Christian Education Bible Teaching Seminar Bible Study Geography PART-TIME ALICE CAREY Speech Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and mak- eth manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place. ll CORINTHIANS 2:14 WILFRED History H. FRYDAY, a.A. For therein is the righteous- ness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith. ROMANS 1:17 FACULTY DANIEL J. FIRTH, 'B.A. 'Commit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in himxg and he shall bring it to pass. PSALM 37:5 Philosophy of Missions DR. J. HARRY FAUGHT, a.A., mm., mo Theology I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. PSALM 32:5 Dispensaiions DONALD Economics 'Wi-WK H. HILL, B.A. But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. GALATIANS 5:22.23 li PART-TIME FACULTY -NZ 5 . 93' 'R Q f was if ' .3 ,.. 3 .Q . -1 f,:'f'f1' S 'f A' so W. KAY HUTCHINSON W. D. EDISON MATTHEWS, B.A., D.PaecI. Our soul waiteth for the Thanks be unto God for his Lord: he is our help and our unspeakable gift. shield, II CORINTHIANS 9:15 PSALM 33:20 Survey of Missions History of Christian Education Proiects and Visual Aids is A 'gig-' A is WILLIAM R. QUINN, B.A., M.D. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. PROVERBS 3:6 Missionary Methods Hygiene Anatomy and First Aid Maternal Health and Welfare MARTIN O. WEDGE RUSSELL M. WINSLOW Thou wilt keep him in per-- feet peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. ISAIAH zs:3' Bible Analysis Educational Work of the Church A.-gl-,gegl . . . Oh that thou wouldest bless me indeed, and enlarge my coast, and that thine hand might be with me, and that thou wouldest keep me from evil, that it may not grieve me! . . . ogy I CHRONICLES 4:10 Dffice I 9 I Q 1 1 X 1 :gi 5 I' K Ll , 25 fb, PEARL snuzxs ZIP - hh . I MR. PETERSON - Business Manager DOUG GERMAN Mass Locxv-:ART fr 4, ff - . J- 1-:ii V - ',- . ,N , ff? 0 z' , WJ I' rf!-ju 0 'fi -:' if nlf',4tU 'f .If gi'-i 'AD D '0 s. 'j- Tiff .1 -T P 'gig MISS PURVES Lfx MISS KAY HUTCHINSON MISS CHARETTE ' .-Q,-... . ,Igna- DEAN BALSER N I JOYCE WILLIAMS MRS. THOMPSON - Diltifilll MRS. HIBBERT MRS. WEST MISS ALLAN HELEN TRIP DINI ZUNNEBERG BARB RICHARDSQN BOB ALEXANDER MAIQ KENNEY EU-I5 GIIST DAVE luwm :Mu MITCHELL LIBRARY -1.1 ,,.... Q . M. 1 --, Q, , 'IL ' ' -'- .23 W '42 l . aw, ,, m ,Q X N ' 9 fbi V. , QQ! 555139 1555 I Hou.R5 Cl 5' Mon. Sat ... 4: .751 Q, 'tl' ml 91 4. 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Bill Paterson Bruce Schnurr Lois Jean Hummon Eleanor Lane Virginia Young Jim Twinem Anne Harrington Norma Cameron Eustace Meade Faith Garner Ruth Stilwell Bill Wills Maureen Harvey Ellis Grist Bill Adkins Marg Clarkson Doug German STAN BALINT r 'I ran do all things through Christ whieh strengtheneth ine. PHILIPPIANS 4:13 Appeared but once a week. The Lord is my portion, saith my soulg therefore will I hope in him. LAMEN'rA1'loNs 3:24 Anatomy enthusiastl VINCE CLARK That I may know him, and the power of his resurrertion. ana' the fellowship Of his sufferings, being made Conform- able unto his death. PHILIPPIANS 3:10 CARL CRATE Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. JEREMIAH 33:3 A proud daddyl JIM CLEMENS Looking unto jesus . . HEBREWS 12:2 Corunna's pa stor. BILL FYNNEY 1 'He staggered not at the promise of Gad through unbeliefg . . . And being fully persuaded that, what he had promised, he was able also to perform. ROMANS 4:2O,21 SEMINARY RON HAWKINS . . . no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightlyf' PSALM 94:11 Lillle mon with a big voice. DAVE IRWIN Faithful is he that callelh you, who also will do it. I THESSALONIANS 5:24 Heading for Dallas. MURRAY HICKS Unto you therefore which believe he is precious . , . I PETER 2:7 A Hebrew scholarl ILEANOR LANE Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee . . . ISAIAH 26:3 Hi lherel LOIS JEAN HUMMON Commit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in him,' and he shall bring it to pass. PSALM 37:5 A brain. DON MacKENZlE Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me.: for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. MATTHEW 11:29 ROY MATHESON HlVllC'V6'fOl'E' ive lalmur, that, :whether present or absent, zve may he zirreplerl of him. II CORINTHIANS 5:9 Another Dallas Doctor. BRUCE SCHNURR 47 , Univ fear the Lord. and serve him in truth with all your hrarlz for mnxirler hon' great things he hath zlmze for you. I SAMUEL 12:24 RON MILLS Ye have not chosen me, lm! I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should 'go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain . . JOHN 15:16 now smm-l . . . this one thing I do ,... I press Inward the mark for the prize nf the high Flllllllg of Gnd in Christ jz'sus. K PHILIPPIANS 11 .14 novo srswnr f , , 1- MM. 31- A , 551, -- f ,Av -' 5- l , ., f ., lQr!'i ' fx? ' lg ?Jg' 'g' ' sf r ' . . . All power is given unlo me . . fin ve lherefme, and Ienrh all rmlinns haplizing lhem , . . and. lo, I am with you alivay . . . MATTHEW 28:18-20 STAN SADLIER For this God is our God for ever and ever: he will be our guide even unto death. PSALM 48:14 JERRY VANDERVALK He must inrrease, but I musl de- rreasef' JOHN 3:30 How in the world are you? LORD SEND ME So send I you - to labour unrewarded, To serve unpaid, unloved, unsought, unknown, To bear rebuke, to suffer scorn, and scoffing, So send I you - to toil for Me alone. So send I you - to loneliness and longing, With heart a-hungering for the loved and known, Forsaking home and kindred, friend and dear one, So send I you - to know My love alone. So send I you - to bind the bruised and broken, O'er wandering souls to work, to weep, to wake, To bear the burdens of a world aweary, So send I you - to suffer for My sake. So send I you - to leave your life's ambitions, To die to dear desire, self-will resign, To labour long and love where men revile you, So send I you - to lose your life in Mine. So send I you - to hearts made hard by hatred, To eyes made blind, because they will not see, So send I you - to taste of Calvary - So send I you-lord, here am I! Send me! Clarkson U 'E 0 4 Q x U . ... ' I a lm 1'- gh? Nr I It I 'lvl' cl s. I v B. R. E. NORMA CAMERON JEANNE HOBBS AUDREY MORRISON W yr In gpgrytlzing give thanks , , , Being fonfident of this very thing, 1 press toward the mark for the prize I THESSALONIANS 5:18 that he whirh hath begun a good work of tlre high falling of God in Christ in you will perform it until the day Jt'.sltx.U of jesus Christ. Pr-m.:PPlANs 3:14 PHILIPPIANS he Looking toward Africa. There she goes again. RUTH WHITEHEAD JOYCE WILLIAMS MARJORIE ZERAN I . . . No! by might, nor by power, Thou wilt shew me the path of life: For other foundation can no man lay but by my spirit, saith the Lord of in thy presence is fulness of joy . . . than that is laid, which is jesus hosts, PSALM 16:11 Christ. ZECHARIAH 4:8 I CORINTHIANS 3:11 An English profassionalistl What um I going to do? A true philosopher! GENERAL BIBLE CATHIE snuzsu Jo ANN cowlss MARGARET oAvlss That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. COLOSSIANS 1:10 MARILYN FRITH Commit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in himj and he shall bring it to pass. PSALM 37:5 She's laughing again. The Lord is my strength and song. 'tln all thy ways acknowledge him, and and is become my salvation. he shall direct thy paths. PSALM 118:14 PROVERBS 326 L.B.I's nightingale. Psychiatry specialist. ANNE HARRINGTON r l . . . the Lord, he it is that doth go before theeg he will be with thee, he will not fail thee . . . DEUTERONOMY ana VIRGINIA YOUNG The Lord is good, a strong hold in the day of troubleg and he knoweth them that trust in him. NAHUM 1:7 INSTITUTE But my God shall supply all your need according to his rirhes in glory by Christ jesus. PHILIPPIANS 4:19 Why, he's u nursel WALTER LEAMAN Therefore being justified by faith, we have peuee with Cod through our Lord jesus Christ. RoMANs 5:1 Il's u great privilege, gentlemen. NORMA KIERSTEAD 1 . . . in all these things we are more than ronquerors through him that loved us. ROMANS 8:31 Say lixtenl would you . . . ? BARBARA RICHARDSON And iuhatsoeuer ye do in word or deed, do ali in the name of the Lord jesus . . . coLosslANs 3:17 Faithful kitchen aid. INSTITUTE EVA RIEGERT Not that we are sufficient of our- selves . . . but our sufficiency is of God. EDITH THOMSON Il CORINTHIANS 3:5 I w0n't need that in Dallas. . . . Be not afraid nor dismayed . . . for the battle is not yours, but God's. ll CHRONICLES 20:15 JIM TWINEM Our Pioneer Girll PEARL SPARKS That ye might walk zvortlzv of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. COLOSSIANS 1:10 DINI ZUNNEBERG . . . Christ shall be magnified in my . . . whatsoever ye do, do all to the body, whether it be by life, or by glory of God. death. ' 1 CORINTHIANS 10:31 PHILIPPIANS 1:20 Are you going Io Open Air? I don't care. 59 x' G, -J 31, i , . O h vf I Q :- , 15, If W - A MARGARET BUHLER KAY CORRY GRACE CRAIG VELMA FOREMAN FAITH GARNER HELEN HISEY mousse mos wus xmssnmxo 59M L55 - EUSTACE MEADE MARGARET McDOUGALL MARJORIE MITCHELL My T' L J W , U' A My Bill Paterson ELAINE SPENCE 1 BOB STEELE RUTH STILWELL Sian Walker '60 -N Uv , BOB ALEXANDER GERRY BENN SYLVIA BRYANT JOHN BUCHWALD f f 1 jjffff Q99 ED CAFFIN ELEANOR CHIPP5 SYLVIA COLLINS BEULAH CORNELL Qs DOUG DAKIN BETTY DOLBEAK SHIRLEY FUNNELI. ELLIS GIIST 60 MAUREEN HARVEY MAXINE JACKLIN MARG KENNEY fl - 11 115 A WV . I fff' f' ,J A I I W Q, Q, zu ' f 4 V. V, I- I . 1 ELOISE MILLER JEANNE PERRY DOUG ROUTLEDGE . I L , MARILYN STAINTON HELEN TRIP BEV WINTER BARB KERR MARJORIE SCHINDEL WILLIE WILLS 61 ,. -xg . ' D wf-wffifarr' Qzkx' Q f MARGARET CLARKSON f ' J , Q! xml, sm ADKIHAS Q l Ten mesa ,Q Q Pl Uf CC , ,X vgj f JJ? I ' r mf xv UQ 1 W Y .W, W , - f , , M 'CA ' S 4 , M, LES CLEMENS MARILYN CHUCK DOUG GERMAN nous LANKIN If u, -' , X I fl! LAINE LARKIN 61 LOUISE LEBEDOFF CAL LUCAS TOM PEAKE L Q Q L. ' 2 WX X323 ,g d x ,ff Q, QELH 31 . - . 3 ' ' 5 J -. A F .' I 5 P' . 2 -'sf , 2 A NEAL SMITH HAROLD STAINTON RAY WATTS MAHOOD .,-1' A255 U 'E 0 4 Q x U . ... ' I a lm 1'- gh? Nr I It I 'lvl' cl s. I v '62 . m Dj XXVJQLO 6 'Z HAROLD ARBO DEAN BALSER JIM DAVEY DAVE JANZEN 1 1 1 I BILL MucDONALD IRENE MILLS I LEN FEEL SPECIAL non mums sauce nAMsAv JIM nouneoee x, db I I P -I ' -I Y in III A, 7 PAT DERMENJIAN HELEN CLOWES Gll. SHEPHERD MARY SMITH 4W'U4 W THE TOUCH OF HIS HAND My hands were filled with many things That l did precious hold, As any treasure of a king's- Silver, or gems, or gold. The Master came and touched my hands lAnd scars were in His ownl And at His feet my treasures sweet Fell shattered, one by one. l must have empty hands, said He, lf I'm to work my works through thee! My hands were strong in fancied strength But not in power divine, And bold to take up tasks at length That were not His, but mine. The Master came and touched my hands lAnd mighty were His ownl But mine since then have powerless been Save His are laid thereon. And it is only thus that He Can work His wondrous works through me! I My hands were stained with marks of toil. Defiled with dust of earth, And I my work did oft times soil, And render little worth. The Master came and touched my hands lAnd crimson were His ownl But when, amazed, on mine I gazed, Lo! every stain was gone. I must needs cleanse thy hands, said He, If I'm to work my work through thee! f Wh. NX wa-W - .. w.v:aMf HQQI. LIFE ff J r . , fi f ge , i ' fM ' ----fel ,, Roored and built up in him, and stablished in the fait , as 3 with thanksgiving. h ie have been taught, abounding therein coLosslANs 211 STUDENT COUNCIL Stan Walker Eva Riegert ...,. Bob Steele ..,,.,..... Ruth Whitehead ffE's1?lE President Secretary Treasurer Carl Crate .......... ........ S .M.F. Cathie Birrell ..... ...,.. Bill Adkins ...... Marg Buhler .... Doug Dakin .... Dave Irwin ..,... Eustace Meade Neal Smith ..... Miss Limburg ..... .. Mr. Oakley .... Vice President Representative Student Athletic Director Student Athletic Director class Class Class Class Class .. Faculty .. Faculty God never subiects a man to a discipline perfect his nature. R. W. Dale. Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative unsuited to develop and In ,ua-rw X. .... ... V. '...J mv-xr CIIDDI. LIFE .52 'jgffz I ZsPR'1'f'5j'-L 3 get Q-Q., fi .Q L Rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith, as ye have been taught, abounding therein with thanksgiving. COLOSSIANS 2:7 STUDENT CQIINCII. M' 'W Bmw 1135- ,S-'W Stan Walker ...... Eva Riegert .,... President Secretary Treasurer Vice President Representative Student Athletic Director Bob Steele ...,....... Ruth Whitehead Carl Crate ,......... ..... S .M.F. Cathie Birrell ...... ...., Bull Adkins ....... ...... Marg Buhler .... Doug Dakin ..,.. Dave Irwin ...... Eustace Meade ..,.., . Neal Smith ...... Miss Limburg Mr. Oakley ..... Student Athletic Director Class Class Class Class Class .. Faculty .. Faculty God never subiects a man to a discipline perfect his nature. R. W. Dale. Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative unsuited to develop and NURSES' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP n 'il Q59- Standing .4 ii S ' 4 Marg McDougall Virginia Young Louise Lebedoff Grace Craig 4.- .9,,' V Seated Marg Davies Paul Blakeney Helen Clowes PQRTS lg y Xx I o X Cothie Birrell . Student Athletic Director Bill Adkins ...,. Student Athletic Director AMBASSADDR x.-X Doug Dakin Jim Twinem Wilt Kineshanko Eva Riegert Walter Leaman Virginia Young lseatedi Doug Dakin ...,,. ,.... E ditor Eva Riegert Assistant Editor Virginia Young ...., .... A rt Editor Walter Leaman Jim Twlnem ...... .,.. Wilt Kineshanko Delta Brown .... .... Harold Arbo .... .... Mr. Koksma ,..... .... Business Manager Assistant Business Photographer Class Editor Class Editor Faculty Advisor Manager PRACTICAL WORK Standing Seated Ted Baker Eustace Meade Doug Dukin Mr. Carey lDirectorl Bruce Sch nurr Oh, give me, Lord, Thy love for souls, For lost and wandering sheep, That I may see the multitudes And weep as Thou didst weep. Help me to see the tragic plight Of souls far off in sin, Help me to love, to pray, to go To bring the wandering in. From off the altar of Thy heart Take Thou some flaming coals, Then touch my life and give me, Lord, A heart that's hot for souls. O Fire of Love, O Flame Divine Make Thy abode in me, Burn in my heart, burn evermore, Till I burn out for Thee. Eugene M. Harrison gg:: N ff Q-f4:???l95Sf'f5?rfQ 'fnnhnn Qilrlv 31151 ifufn E 52 Iyvnlngiral Cgvminarg fff' R 'x'x N , --ily! HOSPITAL VISI'I'A'I'ION ONTARIO HOSPITAL - LONDON MASON VILLA - LONDON RADIO MINISTRY GETTING READY MURRAY AT THE HOSPITAL HICKS L.B.I.'s radio ministry- Singing God's Praises has brought many thousands of London and dis- trict the Gospel in word and song. Under the direction of Murray Hicks the Seminarian class and Senior class have had many rich opportunities to serve the Lord and further their own ministry. A vital key of our practical work! STUDENT PASTURS MURRAY HICKS ROLY SMITH COUNSELLING CAMP WORK ..f ' 'A , ,ru ,- fr 1 ,. HMM 'V CHILD EVANGELISM wks. w .1 v I? A, . ..,r, STUDENT MISSION FELLOWSHIP Bill Paterson ....,..... Harold Stainton Doug Dakin ..., Ruth Stilwell .. Pearl Sparks ., Maureen Harvey .... Gil Shepherd ....,...., Velma Foreman -n-.J Africa Pastors North America Islands Europe and Asia Jewish South America Inter Varsity Carl Crate .........,,... President Marilyn Frith .......... Secretary Dini Zufmebefg -.bf Virginia Young ....,.., Treasurer MUVQ MCDOUE-JCI' -A'- owe Lolo one H Bill McDonald Eleanor Lane Ed Coffin Class Class Class Class Class Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative RCH ONE WORID Once a week the students gather for prayer and Bible study in the Student Mission Fellowship meetings. The first meeting of the month finds the students gathered in the chapel for the World-Missions' prayer group in which the needs of the whole world are prayed for. The remaining three 3 Q weeks individual prayer groups are held, divided according l to countries as follows: North America South America, Africa, The lslands, urope and Asia, Jewish, and Inter- Varsity. One week a month, half the period is spent in Bible study. lr ln Fach year the Student Mission lFeIlowship sponsors a mission- ary proiect with the donations y given by the students. This yearwe are supplying the amount necessary to build a hangar in l South America for one of the planes of Missionary Q Aviation rs ' 'Q l Q Fellowship. Cl-IORALE ROW I ROW II ROW III MARY SMITH SHIRLEY FUNNELL ELAINE LARKIN BARBARA KERR EVA RIEGERT MR. WM. G. CAREY MARJORIE SCHINDEL JO ANN COWLES SYLVIA BRYANT AUDREY MORRISON JEANNE PERRY BILL ADKINS JOYCE WILLIAMS LOUISE LEBEDOFF BEULAH CORNELL MAXINE JACKLIN KAY CORRY NORMA CAMERON MARGARET BUHLER CATHIE BIRRELL MAUREEN HARVEY BOB ALEXANDER DAVE JANZEN RODNEY BOOK LES CLEMENS TOM PEAKE BRUCE SCHNURR HAROLD ARBO ROLY SMITH GIL SHEPHERD BRUCE RAMSAY DOUG LANKIN CHORALE 'I'0llR For God is the King of all the earth: sing ye praises with understanding. H nn-ta C PPP. I I II.IIIiliI.IIIII PSALM 4-JI1 nk ll use In a very real way this verse was burned indelibly into our hearts and minds as wen Jl'lI.1IldbdI.l.l.Jd'lI.l.llll travelled from place to place on our 1957 Chorale Tour. We were able to sing wit .Q -1- -C--G -d--d- -3- -C-' 1, ' ' greater heart response to the words and music of the songs as our eyes were enlightened d . J J LJ February began our spring engagements with concerts in the in many ways to seelthe King of all thb ecIIrth.I ,L J ,L 4 QI' -2' I' I I' I I I-I ' Q I Q It :- London aIea and a week-end tour to Strathroy, Port Huron, Michigan, and Windsor. On March 28th our eleven-day I I I I I I I I I I L I - tourbegan with great excitement and vigour. Tl itinerary I I I I I I I :I I I I I IC I .I 1 'included engagements in Toronto, Cobourg, Montreal, Verdun, ' l Q C ,IVS I ll C la: -A -lOttawa, Pembroke, Kingston, Corning, N.Y., Geneva, N.Y., Hamiltonf' , Wqfeflgo and Gulf. P'flwel,aUl3TIJl.S p9Ilfl p0IlUCON l'f55xlYI1 I I I I I I I I I I I Times of relaxation and instruction took us to many places of historical and religious I L4 4- a l I l i '7 I 'I I Q I importance where we learned to appreciate our great Christian heritage. We were drawn 43. -0- U -0- -5- -3- l ' U Nz' nearer to God as we gazed in awesome wonder at all the worlds His hands have made . I I I I ,I WVU! UIIOVQ 'T CY ITIQ1 . Truly The Heavens Are Telling His glory! Although the distances between cities were I - A IF' 0-U ' I l l F'-I 'Q- sometimes great, the time was filled with good fellowship with each other and with the It O o I I I I I I I. I. l'l1'l' Lord. The Bible study from ll Timothy led us to see our King as One who strengthens. Dr. Gannett's presence with the choir was a real highlight. Following his messages our hearts l I I l I I I I I I I I I I were deeply moved as with one voice we sang with understanding and determination - Z i IT P I Q Q 9 0 I D I We'll go and help this Shepherd hind . . . ' we II P 0 d IM We'll bring the lost ones to the fold su Snvas' Where they'll be sheltered from the cold. ' - v q T l I I J I Z I 0 P The warm welcome of the people in every place thrilled us all. Our prayer for each .l O I-I l P 'Bl l I l l I I concert was that the Lord would be revealed as King and Saviour to our audience. ,giilgfv , . . . .gy ,- . ,f w . - , If I.I I . f.- LOIS JEAN HUMMON BRUCE SCHNURR 2 O ri JO ANN COWLES AUDREY MORRISON JO ANN CATHIE AUDREY QMVJN uf CATHIE BIRRELL MAUREEN HARVEY GIL SHEPHERD JEANNE PERRY .UI 'L A V1 -1 4, .X X Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald Webster iTheIma Cudneyl Mr. L Mrs. Patrick Dermenluun lNancy Boyd, , if Mr. 81 Mrs. James Green iDoris Bcdgleyl 11 Z' XY' Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Kinney iMarion Lilly, Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Irvin Uoyce Thorn, ADMINISTRATIDN STUDENT BDDY SCIIDDI. LIFE ACTIVITIES STUDENT DIRECTDRY ADVERTISEMENTS l W Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald Hawkins lMariIyn Wardlel Mr. 8- Mrs. Gilbert Shepherd lAg nes Hoyesl Mr. 8- Mrs. William Kennedy lHeIen Zeranl 1 5 . 15313,-:4 1, ,Q - . ,fy , nf- 'GZ 'X . . .. gGf1f,Q.i,f33seZ?4J .1 ,f . .1 - J 'E s. ,Q , , X . :,,iW.5,.,, .Q . I ,' '.,..,l ' .- 2-:' 3' '3 '..- sf -W 5 ff W, la. , -N X V , ,Q-an-1, ,, g- . ' ,. 'Q 2,-ff, 5' ' , .711 I! Mr. A Mrs. John Harder lAudrey Seymourl Mr. L Mrs. Roy Gellally lBeverly Middlesleudl -J Standing: Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dermeniian, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Stainton. Seated: Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Crate, Mrs. Manthorpe, Mrs. Collins. Great principles find their proper issue in the faithful performance of little duties. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY W. X.. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Florence Adams D. M. Alloway Garnet Bain Rosa Baldwin George Bares David Beckman John Boles H. K. Breckman D. Brawett Harry Butler W. G. Carey Clifford Carter Elsie Clark Sam Clarke H. Conway W. 0. Cook E. J. Cossey C. H. Davey Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs M. Davis A. Day R. Dewar Wm. Dinsdale F. B. Dixon A. J. Does 5. Elgie M. Finkbriner D. J. Firth Grace Hammond Charles Hare P. Harris Bernice Hudd W. H. Hulbert D. Hume Elvin Hunt W. Jeffry E. S. Kerr Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. F. Koksma Kemp Jean Lamont H. J. Lambert Roland Lauckner L. Lankin Fred Lawrence Wm. Light Eileen Limburg Edna Lockhart Roy Martin Edward McAsh Mary McKenzie Ada Munroe Wallace Murray David Penman A. G. Perkins D. Oakley Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. C. W. Peterson Arthur Pyke H. Raney W. R. Quinn J. Size A. G. Smith G. Sheppard D. A. Stafford Stacey B. Stark J. E. Stedelbauer P. Strickland M. Wedge F. Williamson R. M. Winslow H. B. Wild E. Mathews A. R. Alloway PART-T IME EMPLDYMENT TOM PEAKE ,, A ' ..,.,, PAUL ILAKENEY EUSTACE MEADE GRACE CRAIG ION MII-I-S ROWLAND mu WOODEDEN CHILDREN'S HOME BACKS' VINCE CLARK CANADA DRY FINE PAPERS Marg McDougall O-PEE-CHEE .M 21,3 ACTIVITIES And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him. coLosslANs 3:17 ii Y' :Ji 2.4. S I a. 1. N 1 . 3 Y S ii 3 .Q lf! ORIENTATION x 1.x i I 1 September 2nd and young men and women from across Canada come to L.B.I. to start their Bible College training. After a week of registration, sunrise breakfast, informal faculty party, orientation picnic, xg and finally the Orientation Banquet with Rev. H. Horner of Detroit bringing the message - Ablde In Me . Tired, but happy after an eventful week, the Freshmen anxiously anticipate their first class and a period of study into which God has led them. . f ALUMNI HOMECDMING Walk Worthy. . . was the theme around L.B.l. during the week-end of November 22-24 when over a hundred graduates returned to enioy the Homecoming activities. The program included a chapel period, missionary film, coffee time, family breakfast and devotions, faculty forum, Chinese dinner, business meeting, Sunday hymn-sing and five precious messages from Rev. George McAlpine, pastor of Oakwood Baptist Church, Toronto. '-'-1'.'.l ln our efforts to walk worthy, may God forgive us if we find our lives fruitless, was one of the speaker's comments. He went on to say that barrenness is a result of disobedience to the Word of God, distrust in God's power, and deceit in God's SeI'VC1nl'S. At the conclusion of the Sunday afternoon service, we left with a burning desire that Christ might have such control over every area of our lives that in days to come we might walk worthy. . . DBI-I.BI BANQUE1' .2 N' E961-,144 ' X V ' F 1 ' f Qs- 3 ... Ti' 1 CHRISTMAS CONCERT stan Do you think that Messiah will come during our lifetime, father? . . l wish He would come soon so I could tell the Rabbis how wrong they have been. , Do you suppose Messiah will come through them? Such were some of the phrases of the Christmas Concert presented this year. The play was written from a Jewish point and portrayed Simeon and his family eagerly looking for the coming of the Messiah. Then upon His arrival with eagerness they worshipped Him. The number in the class presenting the play was small but the Lord was truly with them through it all. Because we 'felt His presence so near, we were assured that through the presentation Jesus Christ was honoured and glorified. Praise His Name! L.B.I. 8. T.S. ALLOWAY MEN'S RESIDENCE HARTILL HALL THE WIND O gentle wind - You are passing through. Your quiet rocking of the leaves ls silhouetted 'gainst the blue Unending deepness of the sky! Leaves sway and toss, then madly dash To hide from you as on you pass O playful wind - Then all is calmp leaves droop with inactivity, A little rest you give the trees Before your mischievous child called Breeze Catches again the swirling bows To plunge them in confusion O reckless wind - Then with your 'greatest power You howl and screamg roaring And tearing the branches with your teeth ln relentless fury: O dauntless wind - I wonder, have you ever thought That all your might has failed to rock Yon time scarred tree trunk? God's home-made towerp it stands and mocks you JOYCE Wll-I-IAMS O defeated wind. Class '58 GRADUATION BANQUE1' 2 nfl 'sv g 7I -' ' or nxt . F4 l N x 'x ' 'A . X V .Y ' E' Y -lx 'X x -i The Seniors were honoured at the annual Graduation Banquet on May 17, 1957, at Beal Technical High School. The theme of the evening was Mature in Christ , and from the decorations to the message this one emphasis was made The challenging message was given by Dr. Howard F. Sugden, X formerly of London. The graduating class was especially exhorted to strive for maturity in Christ. 1 The special music, presented by the Johnson Sisters Trio, ' made this eventful evening complete. ,gg , - . A 'K . - cp., Q , . I s,,'. -5' HT I This is one of the closing activities of our school year. The picnic was under the sponsorship of the Class of '60 who chose for the theme, Harvest from the land and sea . Nets with paper fish, decorative golden bundles of wheat, and students dressed in native costumes of many lands greeted the school family as they arrived at Pinafore Park in St. Thomas. ? What would a picnic be like without games? As the day was overcast, Will Wills, the sports director for the class, kept most of the well planned games indoors under the pavillion. After many games, a tired faculty and student body were called to supper. fl The day ended as the guest speaker, Alan Macleod an alum- nus of the school, gave a brief message on the harvest that awaits workers across the world. As night came, a weary but happy school family travelled back from St. Thomas thoughtfully -......:.i...:..... fi.- '-harvesp. .,. .,,. 'S l ss... BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday afternoon June 2, i957 at 4:00 in Central Baptist Church, London. Mr. W. G. Carey played the processional hymn, Fairest Lord Jesus as the Chorale and graduating students entered. The Chorale sang Bach's Jesus, Priceless Treasure and The Heavens Are Telling by L. V. Beethoven. I The speaker for this occasion was the Rev. John E. Boehmer, B.A., Th.M. Rev. Boehmer, the pastor of High Park Baptist Church, Toronto, was certainly well qualified to challenge the graduates of '57 to give their all, without reservation or retreat, in service for their Master. Future pastors, teachers, missionaries, nurses, Christian Edu- cation directors and business men were urged to be faithful in the special task which was before them. As these Christian men and women saw the will of God before them, they were moved to execute the task which He had assigned. They each had a high calling of God and now they were ready to fulfill it. Let none hear you idly saying, There is nothing I can do. While the souls of men are dying, and the Master calls you too. Take the lash He gives you gladly, Let His work your pleasures beg Answer quickly when He calleth, Here am 1, send me, send 1ne. GRADUATION Graduation! The event which the graduating class had been looking forward to for the past three years was here. Excitement had been mounting during the last few months, and then on Tuesday, June 4, l957, Graduation Day was here! Hushed silence fell over the audience as the under- graduates filed in followed by the graduating class. After the preliminaries, the school choir sang The Holy City . The address was given by Rev. William A. Mierop, Th.B., D.D., President of Philadelphia Bible Institute. He pre- sented a very challenging message from John 15. Following the address, the presentation of awards was made by Rev. Frank R. Koksma, M.A. The presentation of the graduating class was made by Rev. Percy H. Harris, B.A., Th.M. Rev. Alden A. Gannett, B.A., Th.M., Th.D., then awarded the diplomas and degrees A dedicatory prayer was made by Dr. Wm. R. Quinn, B.A., M.D., followed by a choral selection and the bene- diction by Rev. Alden A. Gannett. Truly it was a memorable night, not only for those who graduated but also for proud parents and friends who saw fifty-two young men and women finish one stage in their training for the l.ord's service. I llp ll rx' I 3 AEQK :QW .1 J 291 A 1 TRUXTON CLASS OF '58 Say, do you remember the class of 1958? Well, of course you do, they were really a notorious group! For what were they notorious? Well, there were really quite a few things, one of these being they were the Freshman class in 1955. Talk about a bunch of green horns, you lust never saw the beat of them. Something else for which we can remember them was that Spring Picnic in l956 where they dressed the fellows like Roman soldiers and made them wait on tables. J They were also the class responsible for the Graduation Banquet.in l957 for which they chose the theme Mature in Christ . Well, so it went. Now in 1958 the class has diminished till there are only a few of them left. The faculty have decided they had best graduate them now per chance by waiting any longer there wouldn't be enough left to make a graduating class. Would you like to meet this notorious class? Well, here they are! The President of the class was a Young lady named Virginia who Marg't time with Davies. Ann, her sec- retary, was Harrington. Really she was the secretary type. The gal holding the money bag for the class was Norma, usually Camer on the outside than the inside. Frith in this class came one called Marilyn who had bills and bills, but there was really only one Bill who really mattered. Cathie was the gal who took a Birrell at most every subiect, but her specialty was Jim. This class used to have quite a bit of fun! When something really funny happened they went into Cowles and Cowles of laughter, especially one called Jo Ann. Actually our Joyce were more than our Williams since we didn't have too many fel- lows in the class. Oh, there was Walter whose motto seemed to be tease the girls and Leaman alone, and that Foxy fellow called Dick. Then there was a fellow Jim who went around Twin'em all out. We never had much need for a Priest altho' there were lots of plans for Marion done. But then who ever heard of a Pearl that Sparks? Well, we did! We did have one Audrey who wanted Morri-son than anything else - someone else's son that is. And it wasn't Richardson either because she was a girl, Barbara. i Eva n tho' it wasn't easy, people like Riegert Irwin ed their way through school. Then, too, there were people who Hobbs ed along like Jeanne, and people like Norma who always had Kier stead of any fun. -As well as these we have a few other Ruth less characters who caused us to nearly develop a Whitehead, because their names iust didn't co-operate. One of these was Mari Zeran who even when she changed it Dini 'ven help like Zunnebergs did. There they are,- one and all. Now aren't you glad that you met them?' If anyone ever asks you if you have met someone notorious, you can broaden your shoulders, puff out your chest and say YES ! Seriously tho', we have had a wonderful time being part of this class of '58, and we are happy to know that even tho' graduation may separate us, it will only be for a time. 3 L. is 'Q A JI ly xL.1n....i VIRGINIA JEANNE JO ANN ANNE AUDREY DR. BECKMAN MARG BARB NORMA JEAN RUTH MARJORIE DIN' JOYCE CATHIE EVA THE STUDENT HANDBOOK STATEMENT OF FAITH We believe in the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as verbally inspired by God, and inerrant in the original writings, and that they are of supreme and final authority in faith and life. We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We believe that Jesus Christ was begotten by the Holy Spirit, and born of the virgin Mary, and is true God and true Man. We believe that man was created in the image of God, that he sinned, and thereby incurred not only physical death but also that spiritual death which is separation case of those who reach moral responsibility become sinners in thought, word and deed. We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, as a representative and substitutionary sacrificeg and that all who believe in Him are justified on the ground of His shed blood. CALENDAR 1956-1957 518 QUEEN'S AVE. LONDON, ONTARI We believe in the resurrection of the crucified. body of our Lord, in His ascension into heaven, and in His present life there for us, as High Priest and Advocate. We believe in that blessed hope , the personal, premillennial, and imminent return of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. We believe that all who receive by faith the Lord Jesus Christ are born again of the Holy Spirit and thereby become children of God. We believe in the bodily resurrection of the just and the unjust, the everlasting blessedness of the saved, and the everlasting conscious punishment of the lost. 6 from Godg and that all human beings are born with a sinful nature, and in the f ix- ADA STUDENT DIRECTORY ADAMS, JACK Box 895, London, Ontario. ADKINS, WILLIAM, T. 54 Ontario Street, Brantford, Ontario. ALEXANDER, ROBERT G. R.R. I, Pinkerton, Ont. ARBO, HAROLD WILLIAM 88 Parkline Drive, Moncton, New Brunswick. BAKER, EDWARD ITEDI R.R. 4, Brantford, Ontario. BALINT, STANLEY General Delivery, Grimsby, Ontario. BALSER, DEAN. R. Gunningsville, N.B. BENN, GERALD D. R.R. 4, Wallaceburg, Ontario. BIRRELL, CATHERINE 5060 Barclay, Apt. 7, Montreal, Quebec. BLAKENEY, PAUL Lower West Jeddore, Hfd. County, N.S. BOOK, RODNEY B. Smithville, Ontario. BROWN, DELLA 2557 Beach Road, Port Huron, Mich. BRYANT, SYLVIA 503-4th Avenue, Verdun, Quebec. BUCHWALD, JOHN Killaloe, Ontario. BUHLER, MARGARET Aberdeen, Sask. CAFFIN, EDWARD I76 Burnham Street, Cobourg, Ontario. CAMERON, NORMA Dayton, Ontario. CHIPPS, ELEANOR R.R. 1, Woodstock, Ontario. CLARK, VINCENT 83 Beattie Avenue, London, Ontario. CLARKSON, MARGARET 26 Day Street. Galt, Ontario. CLEMENS, JAMES III Bayswater Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. CLEMENS, LESLIE III Bayswater Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. CLUTTON, RALPH 342 William Street, Stratford, Ontario. COLLINS, PHILIP 33 Norval Street, Toronto 9, Ontario. COLLINS, SYLVIA 33 Norval Street, Toronto 9, Ontario. CORNELL, BEULAH R.R. I, Byron, Ontario. CORRY, KATHLEEN 860 Vine Street, Preston, Ontario. COWLES, JO ANN Fairview Road, Horseheads, N.Y. CRAIG, GRACE R.R. I, Lakeside, Ontario. CRATE, CARL W. 70-tw Dundas Street, London, Ontario. CROOK, MARILYN 966 Boothman Avenue, Aldershot, Burlington, Ont. DAKIN, DOUGLAS 333 Cope Street North, Hamilton. Ontario. DAVEY, JAMES E. 48 Bedford, London, Ontario. DAVIES, MARGARET R.R. 2, Elora, Ontario. DAVISON, REV. FRED Box 665, St. Marys, Ontario. DERMENJIAN, NANCY 422 William Street, London, Ontario. DERMENJIAN, PATRICK 422 William Street London, Ontario. DOLBEAR, BETTY R.R. 7, Alvinston, Ontario. DONEY, RONALD 766 Waterloo Street, London, Ontario. FOREMAN, VELMA I04 Stewart Avenue, Galt, Ontario. FOX, RICHARD 3 Gordon Street, London, Ontario. FRITH, MARILYN R.R. 2, Oldcastle, Ontario. FUNNEL, SHIRLEY R.R. 5, St. Thomas, Ontario. FYNNEY, WILLIAM 6 Lovain Avenue, Mt. Dennis, Ontario. GARNER, FAITH Havelock, King's Co., New Brunswick. GERMAN, DOUGLAS 4II Mary Street Hamilton, Ontario. GRIST, ELLIS Box I4, Lindley, N.Y. HARRINGTON, ANNE R.M.D. I, Dunnville, Ontario. HARVEY, MAUREEN 70 Grant Street, Stratford, Ontario. HAWKINS, RONALD 437 Rosseau Road S., Hamilton, Ontario. HICKS, MURRAY 2I9 Snowdon Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. HISEY, HELEN, 234 Henry Street, Hespeler, Ontario. HOBBS, JEANNE 142 Prospect Avenue, Port Arthur, Ontario. HUMMON, LOIS JEAN I307 Fourth Street, Bay City, Michigan. HYDE, LOUISE R.R. 3, Kippen, Ontario. IRWIN, DAVID 3I6 Riverdale Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. JACKLIN, MAXINE Royal Street, Listowel, Ontario. JANZEN, DAVID II6 Louth Street, St. Catharines, Ontario. KENNEY, MARGARET 20 Forst Avenue, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario DEDICATICN The London Bible Institute and Theological Seminary will ever be grateful to God for the three years Dr. Alden A. Gannett was president of the school. He came to London in the fall of 1954 from Dallas, Texas, where he was a pastor and a teacher in the Dallas Theological Seminary. ln l957 he was led of God to return to this Seminary where he accepted the position of professor of English Bible and Theology. During his time here, Dr. Gannett received his Doctor's degree. The school also saw much progress by the grace of God. L.B.l. received associate membership in the Accrediting Association of Bible Institutes and Bible Colleges, a college-level program was introduced, at the same time the desire for a high spiritual sttandard was maintained, the Stewardship Fellowship Plan for giving to the Lord's work at L.B.I. was enlarged, for the first time a men's dormitory was provided. Because of his gifts for teaching, preaching and administra- tion, Dr. Gannett's life was a rich blessing in every realm of school life. He was greatly loved by faculty and students alike. His life showed forth a daily walk in the Spirit. His ioy in the lord was real and his testimony consistent. Dr. Gannett's faith- fulness in preaching the Word made him to be in much demand as a speaker both in Canada and the United States. It was his desire not only to preach the'Word but to live by the Word. He was an example of what God can d'o with a life yielded to Him. Mrs. Gannett and their four children, Keith, Ronald, Mary Lynn and Stevie also won a real place in our hearts. Yes, we thank God for the Gannetts! KERR, BARBARA 39 Classic Avenue, Toronto,. Ontario. KIERSTEAD, NORMA 692 Queens Avenue, London, Ontario. KINESHANKO, WJLFRED Viceroy, Sask. LANE, ELEANOR 201 Mack Street, Corning, N.Y. LANKIN, DOUGLAS 512 Princess Avenue, London, Ontario. LARKIN, ELAINE Shag Harbor, Shelby Co., N.S. LAWSON, EDWARD Toronto, Ontario. LEAMAN, WALTER 52 Donald Avenue, Moncton, N.B. LEBEDOFF, LOUISE 737 Whetter Road, London, Ontario. LUCAS, CALVIN 186 Church Street, Stratford, Ontario. MacDONALD, VERNE 131 Wharncliffe Road S., London, Ontario. MacDONALD, WILLIAM 5 North Street, Strathroy, Ontario. MacKENZIE, DONALD 5 Rectory Street, London, Ontario. MANTHORPE, ROSS 116 Oakside Crescent, London, Ontario. MATHESON, ROY 60 Brighton Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. McDOUGALL, MARGARET R.R. 1, Rockwood, Ontario. MEADE, EUSTACE 110 Nassau Street, Aruba, N.A. MILLER, ELOISE 589 Pearson Street, Newmarket, Ontario. MILLS, IRENE 35 Boehmer, Kitchener, Ontario. MILLS, RONALD 26 Cross Street, Moncton, N.B. MITCHELL, MARJORIE 13 Station Road, Stockton-on-Tees, England. MORRISON, AUDREY 272 Bethany Road, Lachute, Quebec. MOYER, JAMES I7 Betzner Avenue, Kitchener, Ontario. PATERSON, WILLIAM 366 East 25th Street, Hamilton. Ontario. PEAKE, THOMAS Box 853, Stoney Creek, Ontario. PEEL, JOHN L. 210 Rosethorn Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. PERKINS, DONALD 289 Pacific Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario. PERRY, JEANNE 2455 Hueling Road, Port Huron, Mich. PRIEST, MARION 140 High Park Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. RAE, DOREEN 155 Woodhaven Blvd., St. James, Manitoba. RAMSAY, BRUCE 655 Gordon Avenue, Verdun, Montreal, Quebec. RICHARDSON, BARBARA 359 E. Franklin Street, Horseheads, N.Y. RIEGERT, EVA. C. 4159 Old Orchard Avenue, Montreal, Quebec. ROUTLEDGE, DOUGLAS 13 Prospect Ave., Apt. 2, London, Ontario. ROUTLEDGE, .IAMES 193 Kerr Street, Oakville, Ontario. ROWE, FRANK 703 Leroy Avenue, London, Ontario. SADLIER, STANLEY 525 Queen's Avenue, London, Ontario. SCHINDEL, MARJORIE 90 Rykert Street, St. Catharines, Ontario. SCHNURR, BRUCE Clifford, Ontario. SHEPHERD, GILBERT 41 Ferris Street, Corning, N.Y. SMITH, MARY 211 Winslow, W. St. John, N.B. SMITH, NEAL West Head, C.S.I., Nova Scotia. SMITH, ROLAND 473.Ba1xer Street, London, Ontario. SPARKS, PEARL 37 Kains Street, St. Thomas, Ontario. SPENCE, ELAINE 41 Melbourne Street W., Lindsay, Ontario. STAINTON, HAROLD 196 East Street, London, Ontario. STAINTON, MARILYN 196 East Street, London, Ontario. STEELE, ROBERT 894 Kennedy Road, Scarborough, Ontario. STEWART, LLOYD R.R. 1, Thorburn, Pictou Co., N.S. STILWELL, RUTH 295 Cumberland Avenue, Hamilton, Ontario. TI-IAMER, GOWAN 64 St. George Street, Kitchener, Ontario. THOMSON, EDITH 66 Summerhill Gardens, Toronto 7, Ontario. TRIP, HELEN 135 South Street, Aylmer, Ontario. TWINEM, JAMES Box 895, London, Ontario. UNDERWOOD, BARBARA State Road, West Grove, Pa. VANDERVALK, GERALD Box 77, Bondville, Quebec. WALKER, STANLEY 323 Davenport Road, Toronto, Ontario. WATTS, RAYMOND 197 Sydenham, Woodstock, Ontario. WHITEHEAD, RUTH 1 Donald Avenue, Toronto 18, Ontario. WILFORD, ALBERT Lakefield, Ontario. WILLIAMS, JOYCE Lydgate P.O., Shelburne Co., N.S. WILLS, WILLIAM 96 Brockville Street, Smith Falls, Ontario. WINTER, BEVERLY 47 Mary Street, Pembroke, Ontario. YOUNG, VIRGINIA R.R. 1, Erin, New York. ZERAN, MARJORIE 200 Gallinger Avenue, Cornwall, Ontario. ZINCHYK, JOHN I01 Briscoe Street, London, Ontario. ZUNNEBERG, DINI 384 Norwich Avenue, Woodstock, Ontario. CLOWE5, HELEN 338 5th Avenue South, Glasgow, Montana, U.S.A GREEN, JAMES Cornwall, Ontario. adcaclemic rvgfdmme CArisfian Eolucafion Purpose-to prepare students to become directors of Christian education, teachers of Bible in public schools, leaders of child and youth organizations, and missionaries, double major in Bible and Christian education. Prerequisite--Grade XIII or one year of arts beyond Grade XII at London Bible Institutef' in university, or in a junior college. Lengih-three years beyond Grade XIII. Degree-Bachelor of Religious Education. eneral ,lgigle Course Purpose-to give a general Bible training to layrnen and Christian workers who do not desire specialized studies. The course majors in Bible and theology. Prerequisite-Grade XII, commercial or collegiate course. Length-three years. Leading to-Graduation Diploma. 7 asfors curse Purpose-to prepare the student for the Christian ministry or for further studies in a graduate seminaryg major in Bible and theology, with minors in pastoral theology and Christian education. Prerequisite-Grade XIII or one year of arts beyond Grade XII at London Bible Institutefl' in university, or in junior college. Length-four years beyond Grade XIII. Degree-Bachelor of Theology. issions Purpose-This course is designed for students who desire specialized training for the mission fieldg majors in Bible and theology with minors in missions and Christian education. Prerequisite-Grade XIII or one year of arts beyond -Grade XII at London Bible Institute, in university, or in junior college. Length-four years beyond Grade XIII. Degree-Bachelor of Theology. WE ARE GRATEFUL TO GOD FOR THE DEDICATED MINISTRY OF THE LONDON BIBLE INSTITUTE AND THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. + I-'IRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Caroline and John Sts. WATERLOO, ONTARIO Pastor, V. D. Trimmer + THE CHURCH THAT CARES Greetings from THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH Cor Sherbrooke St. W. and Union Ave. In the heart of MontreaI Sunday Services: 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Bible School 9.45 a.m. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting: Wednesday- 8.00 p.m. Youth Fellowship Hour: Friday-8.00 p.m. Sunday Radio Ministry: Sunday School of the Air - - - 9.05 a.m Christian Faith Hour ...... 4.05 p.m CJAD, Montreal - Dial 800 REV. JOHN F. DEMPSTER, B.A,, B.Th., Pastor SUDAN IN R 0R MISSION .... serving in: NIGERIA, FRENCH WEST AFRICA, ETHIOPIA, SUDAN, SOMALIA, ERITREA, ADEN, and LIBERIA. NEEDS: Prayer fellowship on behalf of the peoples of Africa. Christian young people to preach the Gospel in these fields. IF . . . you have L.B.l. training, a love for the lost, and feel constrained by the love of Christ to minister the Gospel in Africa . . . + WRITE: SUDAN INTERIOR MISSIDII 405 Huron St. Toronto, Ont. 164 West 74th St. New York, 23, N.Y. 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Best Wishes Seniors of '58 CALVARY BAPTIST HUDSONS G e ' Glasgow St. near Waterloo Ave. 637 Dundas Sf, E551 REV. J. W. BOYD, Pastor LONDON ONTARIO Bible School 10 a.m. I Services at 1 'I a.m. and 7 p.m. Op venings till 9 p.m. HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE' ept Wednesday 4-4556 CHAPMAN'S DRUG STORE E. B. CHAPMAN, Phm.B. Dundas at William Phone HU 3-2780 J. FICKLING Gm SON COAL COKE Hard Coal Biriquetts o Dealers in the Finest Stoker Coal GENERAL CARTAGE LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE Ph 3-2102 one 672 C t I A . en ra ve Evenings 3-2568 A PREMIUM COAL If. LVAHY BAPTIST EH HIIH Corner Main Street and Evelyn Avenue OTTAWA, ONTARIO We of Calvary Baptist Church are privileged to have Roy Matheson and David Irwin in the grad- uating class of 1957 as members of our Church family. REV. D. G. OLLEY, Pastor 105 Main Street, Ottawa BENTON ST. BAPTIST CHURCH Kitchener's Historic First Baptist Church Founded 1851 REV. LEANDER ROBLIN, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Bible School 9.45 a.m. Where hundreds gather to study God's Word. Morning Worship 11.00 a.m. Evening Gospel Service 7.00 p.m. Broadcast over CKCR 1490 on your dial. Standing for the old faith with a missionary emphasis at home and abroad. Greetings In Our Wonderful Lord from . . . Oxfam! .greet Baptist Church Corner of Hunter and Oxford Streets G. F. STEPHENS, B.A., B.D., Pastor WE PREACH CHRIST-CRUCIFIED-RISEN AI-'R CA R 5'POND TO MissioNARY EFFORT! + Last year our Canadian branch reported 1938 conversions - already 300 churches opened-30,000 attending every Sunday. URGENTLY NEEDED: Pioneer Missionaries Bible School Teachers Doctor, Printer and Nurses PRAY - GIVE - GO For information Write: Sudan UNITED Mission 14 Park Rd. B9 Q ' 5'- COMING AGAIN Toronto, Ont. B only 38 N Y After June 1 me yn ' ' ' That in all things He might have the Pre-eminence. H9 Lakeshore Rd. Woodstock Ontario M'm o' om' Compliments of KILPATRICK BROS. 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ANNOUNCING EVANGELIZING THE UNSAVED: 500 Missionaries in 40 tribes 2000 Pastor-Evangelists in 2500 Churches 11000 Teacher-Evangelists in 2000 Schools INSTRUCTING TRAINING THE CONVERTS: Weekly Bible Classes l2 yrs.l for Believers Teacher-Training Schools for Teacher Evangelists Bible Institutes and Pastors' Courses for Pastors MINISTERING BUILDING THE INDIGENOUS CHURCH Translating and Printing Scriptures and literature Counselling African Church leaders Promoting African Missionary Societies Fields' Ken a Tan n 'k C 425 Adelaide St. London, Ontario ' Y ' go YI Q' ongo' Uganda, Sudan, French Equatorial. UILV!-LHY BAPTIST EH HIIH, IJSHAWA Sends Warmest Greetings to the President, Faculty cmd Students of L.B.I. and T.S. 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LONDON, CANADA Phone 3-5065 or 3-5299 'A' Winning souls for Christ ond teaching the truths of God's Word in SOUTH AFRICA - SWAZILAND RHODESIA and NYASALAND ANGOLA - MOZAMBIQUE SOUTH AFRICA GENERAL MISSION 644 Spadina Ave. Toronto 4 l-'DNA VAIL - Rl-'Al ESTATE 863 Waterloo St. - 2-5919 + ln all thy ways acknowledge Him ond He shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3:6 f T ,M ' 1' , T k-i . iiq' A e ff Q f' . f i I ll' E i as? i if-A I I. lj : 'i ' ' ' 'i H iii 5: Q ! 1 Q ! S A l E 0 ala l 3 , ni L F 1 E 3 E 4 ll N 5 1 , - ..-4. ' fsifegfhr' '- 4 1 C If ' . - 'V zriiwg- -- -.Q - CENTRAL B PTIST CHURCH Corner of Queen's and Adelaide London, Ontario Pastor-Rev. Arthur R. Pyke Assistant Pastor-Rev. Robert E. Robinson - Our Services - Bible School , , , 10.00 a.m. Morning Worship 11.00 a.m. Youth Hour . 6.00 p.m. Hour of Evangelism , . . . 7.00 p.m. Prayer, Praise, Bible Hour, Wed. , 8.00 p.m. Girls' Club, Tuesday , 7.00 p.m. Boys' Club, Thursday . , . , 7.00 p.m. Radio CHLO Thursday 9.00 p.m., Sunday 9.05 a.m. CKSL Sunday 8.30 a.m. + A cordial welcome is extended to the students of london Bible Institute and Theological Seminary to share in the ministry of Central Baptist Church. Holding Forth the Word of Life W q AUTOGRAPHS . MQM Stpvd pfm,,,-nf0fl Aripz cyffzn 0-J-rw! -MM WM ww fffwqamignow, 44 Q T ,Z Y t -1 F ' Q ag' .x ff,-'v r r1111 ' 'gv',, 'Y , Wuxi Y , Q Ti- ft x , Q I rw.