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

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WILFORD F. LOWN JAMES B. CARR LLOYD TAYLOR CLEATUS HINDS FRED B. PAXTON PEARL JOHNSON MRS. J. B. CARR Se ee Ad

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PRES. T. H. JOHNSON DEAN VIRGIL V. HINDS Office Force OFFICE SECRETARY PHYLLIS SEARS ==

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M. B. THOMAS H. JOHNSON, A. B., Th. M., B. D. Department of Church Administration A. B,, Phillips University, 1919; Th. M., ibid, 1920; B. D.. Eugene Bible University, 1928; D. D., Phillips University, 1945; Dean, John- son Bible College, 1920-27; Instructor and President, Manhattan Bible College, 1927. VIRGIL V. HINDS, A. B., A. M., B. D. Department of History A. B., Phillips University, 1934; A. M, ibid, 1935; B. D., ibid, 1936; summer schoo] Butler University, 1941, 1944; Central Baptist Semi- nary, 1947-48; Professor in Manhattan Bible College, 1936. CLEATUS HINDS, A. B. Department of Biblical Greek A. B., Phillips University, 1936; Professor in Manhattan Bible College, 1936. JAMES B. CARR, A. B., A. M., B. D. Department of Christian Doctrine and Christian Education A. B., Manhattan Bible College, 1934; A. M., Phillips University, 1937; B. D., tbid, 1946; Professor in Manhattan Bible College, 1941. LLOYD A. TAYLOR, A. B., B. D. Department of Philosophy and Literature A. B., Manhattan Bible College, 1943; B. D., Phillips University, 1947; Professor in Man- hattan Bible College, 1945. WILFRED F, LOWN, A. B. Department of Music and Worship A. B., Manhattan Bible College, 1945; grad- uate study in Department of Psychology, Kansas State College, 1946-48; Professor in C..stait MRS. T. H. JOHNSON, Dean of Women, Manhattan Bible College CHARLES GRESHAM Assistant Greek Teacher MRS. J. B. CARR Chalk Art Instructor FRED B. PAXTON, A. B., B. D. Field Representative A. B., Manhattan Bible College, 1942. B. D., Phillips University, 1947. OFFICE SECRETARY A familiar, and very pleasant, sight around this institution of higher (?) learning is Phylhs Sears, M. B. C.'s efficient secretary. Phyllis, by the way, is a foreigner, being a native of Ne- braska. She graduated from the Bible College with the class of 1948, She was Phyllis Moomaw then, receiving an A. B, degree for her efforts. It is because of her that the schoo! remains the well organized unit that it 1s for she is in charge of carrying out all the details of administration. She handles all of the correspondence and takes care of the finances, such as taking in the money for the meal tickets of those who eat at “Tillie's and the monthly room rent of those who stay at the dormitories (she is more than likely in charge of the finances at home too, because she makes the money while her husband, Harold, goes to school). Her greatest virtue is her in- finite patience. She never gets (blows her top) angry when someone comes in about the time she is ready to close the ottice. By the way, you might ask her what happens when she gets in too big a hurry to lock the office and leaves her key inside! One of the more minor ‘but never- the-less important) of her many tasks is to ring the bell for class. So if you are kept in class by Manhattan Bible College, 1943. the lack of a dismissal bell, you know who to see, THE LIBRARY Manhattan Bible College has every right to be proud of her library facilities. With 8,U00 or more volumes on selected religious and related subjects, a real challenge is oftered to the stu- dent. The library room has been nicely furnished by some of the churches and loyal Christian friends. There are aiways heipful librarians at the checking desk to assist the students. Mrs. Kenneth Storer has been head librarian for the past six years, being well qualified and capable for her work. She is ably assisted this year by Miss Mabel Hakes. In an emergency, Mrs. Fred Paxton, Sr., or Mrs. Lloyd ‘faylor are able and willing to help out. Besides this, across the road on “the Hill” is the large Kansas State College Library with its extensive services which 1s available for use of M. B. C. students.