Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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M The 1946 CIeB1Co 11

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P R O M O D T E I P O A N R T M E I N The Director of Promotion, Rev. Clifton J. Robinson, T confers with his secretary. Mrs. Irene Churchill . d CONSTANTLY PUBLICIZING THE COLLEGE IN AN EFFORT TO INFLUENCE STUDENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS IN THE BIBLE COLLEGE MARCH OF PROGRESS, VIEXVING AN EVER-BROADENING FIELD OF OPPORTUNITY AND USEFULNESS IN CHRISTIAN SERVICE. 1-w xxgcww CENTURY ,,Q,ffffQif A SXT HALF A I I I ff CLEV 04f ww X XwIIIx11,ffWf af 7 514 f f fif3 Q QVC f CLEVELAND COLLEGE Towards a Greater Cleveland Bible College Equipping Greater Numbers for a Greater Christian Ministryv 10 The 1946 CIeBiCo

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Sli IDS CLASS OFFICERS President, CURTIS CHAMBERS. Damascus, Ohio Fenn College, Summer '45 Voice Staff '43: Soul Winners' Vice Pres. '43: Soul Vklinners' Club '43f'46: Choir '43-'45, Orchestra '43, '44: Class Pres. '43, '46: CIeBi'Co Photographer '43- '45: C!eBiCo Business Mgr. '46: Mixed Quartet '45: Missionary League '46p lfvangelistic Team '45, '46. Curt is already a successful song leader and evan- gelist. We are sure that his consecrated talents will continue to win souls. Vice Preszitt'ent, EARLY SHEVEL, Vklarren. Ohio Central Bible Institute '31-'34 Class Vice Pres. '-lo. Earle's dignified mien has not obscured his lively sense of humor. He is an outstanding student and a sincere Christian. . Secretary, FRANCES CHURCHILL. Cortland, Ohio Voice Staff '43, '4-lx Dormitory Prayer Band Pres. '4-5: CIeBiCo Staff '45: Cileaners' Staff '46: Class. Sec. '44, '46: Dormitory Ciirls' Council Vice Pres. '46. Underneath her gaiety and fun. Frances reveals a dependable. Christian character which will continue to make her a blessing. Treasurer, MARION SHIELDS, Anderson, Indiana AB.. Asbury College '45 Class Treas. '46: Monitor '46. Marion hasn't been with us long. but his versatility and winsome personality have given him an important place in our student body. SENIOR CLASS' As we approach the close of four eventful years at C.B.C., we are aware that they have been difficult years in many ways. We have pursued our studies in the midst of a world gone mad with bloodshed and bitterness. With burdened hearts we have watched the most titanic struggle in history take place: and as we have studied, worked, and prayed. we have longed for the day when peace would open to us the many doors of opportunity for ministering to a needy world. We have seen that day arrive. This last year of school has had particular signincance for us as we face a world threatened by the ravages of atomic power. Truly there is still great distress among nations, men's hearts failing them for fear. We are well aware of the tremendous challenge of the hour: and we are thankful to God that we have the one message which the world needs. a message of complete redemption through Jesus Christ. The motto we have chosen is found in the title of one of the great hymns of the church, A Charge To Keep. One verse of this song is our theme as we fearlessly face the future: To serve the present age: Our calling to fulfill, O may it all our powers engage To do the Master's will. 12 The 1946 CleBiCo