Manhattan Bible College - Vision / MABICO Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Our Faculty The Dean of Manhattan Bible College, Virgil V. Hinds, received his A.B. from Phillips University in 1934, his A.M. in 1935 and his B.D. in 1936. Also Dean Hinds has continued graduate work in Kansas State College in the summer of 1940 and in the School of Religion, Butler University, in the summers of 1941-45. Dean Hinds is head of the Department of History at the Bible College. He has been teaching for us since 1936, and we are looking forward to many more years of his fine work in training ministers of the Gospel. Cleatus Hinds, wife of Dean Virgil V. Hinds, received her A.B. from Phillips University in 1936. Mrs. Hinds is head of the Department of New Testament Greek. She too came to us in 1936, and we hope that she will continue long in the work she is now doing. James B. Carr, received his A.B. degree from Manhattan Bible College in 1934, his A.M. from Phil- lips University in 1937, and will receive his B.D. this spring, 1946. Prof. Carr heads the Department of Doctrine. He came to M.B.C. in 1941 from the Pastorate of First Christian Church of Joplin, Missouri. Wilford F. Lown, received his A.B. degree from Manhattan Bible College in 1945. Prof. Lown is the head of the Department of Music and Worship. Lloyd A. Taylor, received his A.B. from Manhattan Bible College in 1943. He has had some work in Phillips University. Prof. Taylor is the head of the Department of Literary Science. He began teaching in M. .ظ‎ C. in 1945. C. Ray Thompson (picture does not appear) is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Man- hattan Bible College and a Professor of Economics and Sociology at Kansas State College. He teaches one hour a day at the Bible College, heading the department of Social Science. With Pres. T. H. Johnson, heading this fine faculty, we the students have full confidence that M. B. C. will continue to grow, not only in numbers but in the service she can render to the advancing of the Kingdom of God here on earth. We are not so dogmatic as to say that we have the best faculty that can be had, but we do say that we are persuaded that they can stand shoulder to shoulder with the best in the nation. We say God bless our faculty, to whom we owe so much. May they truly receive satisfaction and blessings by knowing that they are playing a great role in the work of Christ Church. Page 12

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SENIORS ОЕ 06 K. L. BATES ALVIN T. BALL RUTH R. BATES DAN ESCRITT JOHN E. MATROW, JR. JEAN HAHLBECK ELIZABETH FRAKES JOHN H. NEW'TON CLARENCE STANKE EVELYN SMITH WANDA I. SWOVELAND Page 14