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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

le aT A. MANHATTAN oe COLLEGE LIBRARY, TAN, KANS. 8 g a . re comers | bar] . , 2 ‘ ) 1952 The Mabico ¥ BIBLE COLLEGE. 3 MANHATTAN (er | 2a OS. —_— = Sa PRESIDENT T. H. JOHNSON The highest type of leadership is necessary to maintain highideals as found atM.B.C. - this we have found in Dr. T.H. Johnson, 'Neath the por- trait of President Johnson located on the lower floor of Jolliffe Hall are engraved the words, “Honor to whom honor is due. Because we are convicted of that fact we proudly dedicate this annual to him. A monument to his Christian character, his inspiring personality, his devotion to the advancement of our school, and the chal- lenge he presents to serve the Lord. This page is sponsored by AGGIEVILLE HARDWARE This page is sponsored by BOTTGER'S SUPER MARKET Aggieville CHRIST AND CHURCH FACULTY VIRGIL V, HINDS Bible, History and Introduction CLEAT US HINDS New Testament Greek JAMES B, CARR Bible, Theology, Missions, and Social Science DOROTHY CARR Chalk Ant and Christian Education LLOYD TAYLOR Bible, Philosophy and Literature DAVID CONE Music, Worship and Evangelism This Page Is Sponsored By MANHATTAN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, INC. PRES, T, H, JOHNSON Applied Theology and Psychology Compliments of TRI COUNTY MOTOR CO, _— MRS, T. H. JOHNSON MRS, DOROTHY TAYLOR MRS, JEAN CONE Dean of Women Decorum Lecturer Vocal Instructor MISS MABELLE HAKES MISS FLORENCE BRADFIELD MISS MARTHA AMLONG Pardee Hall Housemother Dietician Librarian MR, FRED PAXTON MRS, SYLVIA PAXTON MRS, MERLE JORDAN Field Representative Housemother ist Semester Secretary This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By BRECKENRIDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH BLAKER'S STUDIO ROYAL Breckenridge, Mo. ANV8 TWNOLLVN ILsald Ag pasosuods aBog siy) omy Jae Mm “UosUag atuuog ‘UosTIIOW uoleys ‘Uoileg eluidm, preu0s7 3°A MOU “SIITOd 2eUyaq pratenes | auapeyw ‘Burut, uajo ‘sia8poy uou la, Iti] 1oyaq euuey yipg ‘uosu IAW “UIMI] ate ‘suUoggTD Ayio10g urey Aiofiew ‘suryaty yaedieyy ‘uosiadd y uuk] yOOppey BEpuoAe yy ‘YSTd UATAAA “SUTYPY pwia8zi1g sayeyD ‘ueoung uTATg J proiry ‘Bunox uog ‘uoixey uokg WUTC] aon1g ‘URAOUOG Aywoiog 'aqqry Ant Sa{MO™ TIIG “T12Mptl. qog 19 ‘saueg Aaqueig ‘“sayIMiaeg preyoTy aquawelyy [neg ‘xo pA nadelD pyeuog aPAlD ‘arty aNgitM yor ‘suzy uuk7 ‘woryuy sone; ‘YyI0Y ITIg 1TeH ueW Say VOW Jo1eD ‘sapsey yayrg ‘aorsnypy uA) Auuag :11] MOU “UeUssoig Jatueg ‘Ae; A) YOS 20191 ‘SIEM PAOYT “3aIUIOg TION ‘aw’ so8r1eqiagey « MOU 29; VOW ATG 1ramprL Aoy ‘aaquacy po Se ta 13YVW Y3dNS OD ANY 4 Ag pasosuods aBng siyj hjime4 09 W The Council is composed of elected representatives of each class and organization in the school. Its purpose is to determine the aims and actions of the student func- tions. The Council is torep- resent student opinion to the administration so that all things might be done decent- ly and in order that even a greater harmony might be achieved, We feel that this policy is for the mutual benefit of both students and faculty. The Christian Veterans League was formed by the veterans of World War I! so that they might have acloser fellowship. This organization has served the school in many ways. The greatest service was the building of the prayer room, Because many veterans have graduated the number of the group is small but the spirit is still high. MANHAT 74 Cryer This page is sponsored by This page is sponsored by J.C. PENNEY COMPANY DOWNTOWN CHEF Manhattan 105 S. Fourth Clay Center Christian Church James B. Carr, Minister Miltonvale Christian Church 5 White Cloud Christian Church Lloyd Taylor, Minister x Lloyd Taylor, Minister a en a Pip = Qo Wall Street Christian Church Don Young, Minister Sutphen Mills Christian Church Charles Fitzgerald, Minister Cedar Grove Christian Church Wendell Sack, Minister Cove Creek Christian Church Mayview, Missouri Canton Christian Church Urich, Missouri Harold Ball, Minister Joe Shultz, Minister Maurice Ankrom, Minister This Page Sponsored By This Page Sponsored By j HAVENSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH SHAW CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dale Rider, Minister : Richard Daetwiler, Minister ——- —————— e ii a __-= ania Baxter Springs Christian Church Wilsey Christian Church Ralph L. Sell, Minister Dale McAfee, Minister Hope Christian Church Olen Vining, Minister Edwardsville Christian Church George Baugh, Minister ’ Se a e 8 ® ‘ peEaes i oo 4 Havensville Christian Church 7 —— . Dale Rider, Minister Wonsevu Christian Church Clarence Tucker, Minister Circleville Christian Church And | heard the voice of the Lord saying, Lynn Firkins, Minister whom shall | send, and who will go for us? Then | said, Here am |; send me. Of our current enrollment at M.B.C., forty ministers are answering the call of the Lord in serving forty-eight churches located in Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. This service not only gives the student necessary experience as a part of his training, but also provides these churches with a part-time ministry. This Page Sponsored By LANGFORD'S CAMPUS BEAUTY SHOP Aggieville INSPIRATION PRAYER ROOM Our prayer room is for all, a refuge from the busy things of the day, a place tocomeand be with God, for ‘an hour or a minute. However brief, itis a quiet and a welcome sanctuary wherein we meet with and talk to our God, DEVOTIONS Every morning inthe chapel, and on Wednesday evening there is a lull in the busy activity of school life. A time when the stu- dents gather together to worship God. This has proved a spiritual blessinganda welcome time when we can take a few minutes to be in communion with God. CHAPEL The Student Council has undertaken a program of sing- spiration for the benefit of the Kansas State students in their Chapel on the Hill. Music and leadership is affordedby M.B.C. This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By STEVENSON'S CLOTHING REED AND ELLIOTT, JEWELERS 317 Poyntz Campus Theatre Bldg. MANHATTAN BIBLE COLLEGE LIBRARY. MANHATTAN, KANS, ja C fd A 5 5 SENIORS D. Evans Student Council Representative; L, Morrison, Vice-President; J, Greenlee, President; Clyde Kelly, Secretary-Trea- surer, JUNIORS V. Swartz, President; D. Young, Student Council Representative; W. Sack, Vice- President; M. Ankrom, Secretary-Trea- surer, FRESHMAN Neil Pointer Treasurer; Ted Satterfield, Stu- dent Council Representative ; Jay Taylor, Presi- dent; Lavonda Haddock, Secretary; Evelyn Gish, Vice-President. SOPHOMORES Dana Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Dorothy Marshall, Student Council Representative; Bill Bowles, President; Wilbur Harvey, Vice-President. This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By EPSILON TAU ALPHA MANKATO CHRISTIAN CHURCH Manhattan Bible College Don Evans, Minister ll SENIORS Bonnie Benson Don Evans Lois Evans John Greenlee Clyde Kelly Curtis Lee Leland Leonard Merilyn Leonard This Page Is Sponsored By NORTON DRUGS 331 Poyntz This Page Is Sponsored By LARAMIE ST. GROCERY W. L. Baldridge Wallace May Dale McAfee Leonard Morrison Vernon Rodgers Ralph Sell Virginia Tidwell Wilbur White Robert Winger This Page Is Sponsored By BRENNAN SKELLY SERVICE Batteries And Accessories This Page Is Sponsored By MADISON CHRISTIAN CHURCH Madison, Kansas Victor Schwarz Marjory Martin Clifford Martin Roy Tidwell Olen Vining Lloyd Cox JUNIOR Richard Daetwiler Wendell Sack This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By SUTPHEN MILLS JUNCTION CITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wendell Sack, Minister W. F. Lown, Minister Joe Shultz Harriet Irwin Lloyd Watts = Douglas Donovan | t Virginia Benton Bruce Dimmitt T ay Don Young Merle Jordan CLASS Dale Rider Maurice Ankrom This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By SCHEU'S CAFE THE CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP 3735 Virginia, Kansas City, Missouri Walter Richey Jewell Davison Byron Paxton i a ero £ { De « 7 —_ = we y . MR (a Nancy Kibbe Wilmer Severns Robert Tidwell Marilyn Mustoe An Bs : 7 SOPHOMORES: Charles Fitzgerald Harold Ball This Page Is Sponsored By 8 THE COVE CREEK, MO., CHRISTIAN CHURCH Maurice E, Ankrom, Minister This Page Is Sponsored By IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY Ray Kerstetter Norma Willbrant Paul Hartenberger George Baugh Cleda Cox Layman Hall eg T- er . —_ r % Ethel Charles Jim Keady Carol McAfee Bill Bowles ee TM CLASS OF 94 Owe � J “ey Eileen Howard Clarence Tucker This Page Is Sponsored By DUCKWALL'S IN AGGIEVILLE This Page Is Sponsored By COLLEGE FLORAL COMPANY Lynn Firkins Dorothy Marshall Jack Barnes Deloris Adkins Dana Johnson Dorothy Mae Gibbons Lavonda Haddock Jim Barnes Ted Satterfield Betty Mitchell | Delmar Follis } Edith Hanna | | This Page Sponsored By Jay Taylor OAK CREEK SUNDAY SCHOOL Sharon Good Curtis Lee, Minister Marlene Likens Neil Pointer This Page Sponsored By Lynn Apperson OAK CREEK C.Y.F. | | LEBANON AND | | Benny Boling Marilyn Lay Evelyn Gish Dorothy Butler Omar Thieme Ervin Duncan Orrin Dunham Deloris Minick Myron Robinson This Page Sponsored By BAXTER SPRINGS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ralph Sell, Minister Dan Brossman This Page Sponsored By Bob Hagelbarger TISCHHAUSER REALTY CO. 142 North Waco, Wichita, Kansas Bill Roth Le le — er Oe oe oe ee — Be) Those Students which take less thant! Semester hours are clas: da ecial Students, They are, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT : Beulah Depp: or agett, Martha Amlong, BOTTOM ROW: Merle Jordan, Margaret Firkin tna Deppe. ee A ee a) NIGHT CLASS The Night Class is offered for Kansas State students, people in the community, and those who are unable to attend during the day, This class meets to study the life and teachings of Christ. It is taught by David Cone. The members are LEFT TO RIGHT:.Mrs, Luella Cone, Mrs. Grace Deppe, Merlin Peck, Victor Tilley, Mrs. Joan Tilley, Veryl Bowen, Mrs, Althea McFadden, Those not pictured are Herbertine Clark, Mrs. H. W. Geffert, Mrs. Edith Jordan, Mrs, Roy Tidwell, and Zackie May. ‘ This Page Is Sponsored By : : , Z fis Page Is Sponsored By¥ BOBART'S : ; ’ ; COLLEGE DRUG The Man's Store £ - we 5 Aggieville aueas 4-ban we oe This organization is composed of those who are interested in missionary work. It rneets once a month and usually has a short business meeting, devotions, and some kind of program to inform the students about mis sion fields, mission work, mission needs, or the challenge of missionary work. The organ- ization carries several projects. One is the sponsoring of the services on Sunday evening at the Bible College. Another project is the sponsoring of the services whichstudents con- duct each week at the IOOFold folks home which is just west of Manhattan. The Alpha Li. Page Is Sportored By RDROBE CLEA Ne Aggievi Beta Chi also gives to some foreign mission each year. Also every year the Alpha Beta Chi puts ona sacrificial banquet where no food is served but anofferingis taken to give to some missionary. Usually the speaker of the banquet is a missionary and the offering is given tohim, This year an offering of about one hundred dollars was given to Chester Parker who has just gone out tolndia with the Christian Missionary Fellowship. This year the sponsor of the Alpha Beta Chi is Professor Carr. «at y 4 Compliments of BER'S FUNERAL HO The Library of the college is the source of much learning for it is the study hall. Many volumes are to be found on almost every phase of religion and upon many related subjects. New books are constantly being added as well as religious periodicals for up-to-date infor- mation. A recent addition to the library was a model of Solomon's Temple contributed by Dean Hinds and Professor Taylor. These are waiting to serve you. The Librarian at work. This page is sponsored by Compliments of CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE CATHRYN'S GIFTS 716 1 2 N. Manhattan Aggieville 22 hae M.B.C. Day is the occasion when the many friends of M.B.C., including prospective afudenie: have the opportunity to visit our school and learn of the work which we do. The ones working hard to give us another grand day of fellowship this year are: Richard Daetwiler, M.B.C. Day Chr.; Ted Satterfield, Welcoming Chr.; Ray Kerstetter, Arrangement Chr.; Harold Ball, Music Chr.; Byron Paxton, Recreation Chr.; Don Young, Registration Chr.; John Greenlee, Program Chr.; Wally May, Displays Chr.; Bill Bowles, Publicity Chr.; Ralph Sell, Talent Show Chr.; Dale Rider, Housing Chr. E.T.A., a fellowship open to all men students and faculty members, was organized by Harold Humphries and Lloyd Taylor in 1939. ts purpose has been to improve its members by sponsoring lectures, debates and ROW I: D, Rider, Pres. of E.T.A.; R. Daetwiler, M,B.C. open discussions. It has also assumed the re-— sponsibility for M.B.C. Day, Its initials signify Hope, Honor and Truth toward which its members strive. Day chr.; B. Bowles, Sec, -Treas.; V, Rodgers, R. Sell, J. Greenlee, W. Sack, W. Richey, W. May. ROW II: B, Paxton, D. McAfee, N, Pointer, J. Barnes, O, Thieme, D. Brossman, B, Tidwell, H, Ball, ROW UI: O, Dunham, J. Taylor, C, Tucker, J. Keady, J, Shultz, C, Lee, V. This Page Sponsor VARSITY BARBER Opposite East Campus} a ey g This Page Sponsored By NEW LISBON, INDIANA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Central Indiana Men's Christian Fellowship | al - ad Sundoula Sundoulai is an organi- zation for all the women of the student body, and the faculty wives. Its name is derived from the Greek, meaning fellow servants. Barbara Tarwin is the Presi- dent for this year. Her fellow a = 5 officers are: Lois Evans, vice The meetings of Soundoulai are always a great challen president; Rae Hartenberger, Above, Bro. Kingsbury, the new Pastor of the Manhat Christian Church makes one of his first appearances before | retary; Bonnie Benson, Stu- M.B.C. family. dent Council representative. Treasurer; Rosie Barnes, Sec- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Barnes, L. Evans, Mrs. Rodgers, H. Irwin, H. Kelly, E, Hanna, D. Minick. T. H. Johnson, B. Rider, B, Benson. SECOND ROW: V FOURTH ROW; G, Ball, D, Carr, D, Adkins, L. Had- Tidwell, J. Severns, J. Cone, N. Willbrant, B, Mit- dock, E, Gish, D. Marshall, N. Kibbe, C. McAfee, chell, E. Howard, D. Gibbons, D. Taylor, M. Hakes. M. Musto e, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: C, Hinds, N. Morrison, D. Bowles, J. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHE 7 Kansas City, Mo . - t CA SHOP Compliments o ih) } 4 Page’ls; Spo ae By CHALK ART In this class students are trained to use their abilities in portraying the message of Christ in chalk. These pic- tures are an effective witness in church programs. DECORUM This newly organized class is seek- ing to help the girls be better prepared in their Christian leadership. Such im- portant things as grooming, manners, and how to conduct one's self have been discussed. We feel that it shall bea great benefit to all who wish to take part in Christian work. PRACTICUM This class is composed Pt of student ministers for the purpose of discussing their problems that arise in serving the churches. Together we strive to become more effective leaders for Christ and His church, This Page Is Sponsored By WILBUR WHITE FAMILY This Page |s Sponsored By THE DONATORS 25 Through The Years 2 Enrollment of all except Freshmen and transfer students. 4 Matriculation and classifying of Freshman and Transfer students. 5 Classes began. Convocation that evening. 10 £.T.A, hada Hamburger Fry. Sundoulai had Big and Little Sister picnic. 12 Reception for New Students given by the Faculty and Student Council. 17 Johnson's Anniversary, 21 Students went to Johnson's after the meeting at the 1.0.O0.F. Home. OCTOBER 1 Sundoulai had initial business meeting. 3 There was a Junior Pie Supper after chapel. h 5 Faculty dinner with President and Mrs, Johnson as host. 8 The Preachaires, male quartet consisting of Bill Bowles, Harold Ball, Wally Mcy, F and Walter Richey went to Agency, Missouri. ‘ 10 A.B.X, sponsored Sacrificial Banquet Chester Parker was speaker. 15 Preachaires went to Odell, Nebraska. 17 Preachaires went to Odell, Nebraska. 18 Evangelettes', girls trio including, Dorothy Marshall, Nancy Kibbe, and Marilyn Mustoe, went to Odell, Nebraska, 24 The King's Messengers Quartet consisting of Joe Shultz, Bob Hagelbarger, Byron Paxton, and Dale McAfee, made their first public appearance at chapel service, Preachaires to Odell, Nebraska. Gospel Team to Canton, Kansas, First service at reopened Church at Perry, Ks. Gospel team to Edwardsville, Ks. Sundoulai . a Freshman class party. a 8 Sophomore class had a weiner roast. fC 11 Gospel team went to Goff, Kansas, Work day at Perry church, Film, Hidden Treasurers sponsored by E.T.A. 17 Evangelittes went to Middle Northwest Youth Rally. 18 Gospel team went to Topeka, Kansas. 20 A.B.X. had speaker from Iraq. 21 The King's Messengers sang at Marysville, Ks. Thanksgiving vacation. Junior Class had chili supper andscavenger hunt. Preachaires to Marysville, Ks. Mrs. White had her annual Christmas Bazzar. Gospel team went to Meridith, Ks. in the morning; in the evening went to Miltonvale, Ks, Sundoulai Basketball game with Don and Jerry's. 7° The engagement of Ethel Charles and Curtis Lee was announced. Z 9 Gospel team to Perry, Ks. and then to Clifton, Ks. Las ‘10 Student Revival began with Vernon Rodgers delivering the first sermon. _ Ralph Sell preached. | Greenlee's sermon was More Than Conquerors. Bill Bowles spoke on Saints in the Wrong Places. Don Evans gave the concluding message. pel Team went to Sutphen Mills, Kansas. ior € Party and scavenger hunt and Chili supper. ion picture Go Forth. Sponsored by ABY. e Hall Christmas Party. SEPTEMBER 25 , 28 NOVEMBER 4 é 5 ork ck and Leland Leonard wer ristmas Vacation. JANUARY 6 FEBRUARY 3 APRIL ve 2 End of Christmas vacation. First “Singspiration at Danforth Chapel at Kansas State College. Basketball. Sundoulai E.T.A. Leslie Kingsbury, speaker. Freshman-Upper Classmen basketball game. First Semester examinations. Basketball Evangelettes sang at Douglass, Kansas Youth Rally. Work day at Perry Church. Classes begin. Assembly for new students, Basketball ABX. Speaker was an Indian Student--professor at Kansas State. The King's Messengers sang at Clyde, Kansas. Basketball Gospel Team to Junction City. Sundoulai Preachaires sang at Clyde, Kansas. Plaid Shirt and Pigtail Day, Girl's dorm. E.T.A. Slides of points of religious interest in Europe. Kappa Beta had Pot Luck Supper. Senior Class Valentine Party, Reception for new students. The King's Messengers quartet went to Canton, Kansas. Preachaires at Odell, Nebraska. Gospel Team to Oak, Missouri. Skating Party for all M.B.C. A.B.X. Social and official closing of C.V.L. Leap Year Party - Girl's Dorm, Vernon Rodgers delivers senior sermon. Sundoulai Preachaires sing at Manhattan Sertoma Minstrel Show. Don Evans' senior sermon, E.T.A. John Greenlee's senior sermon. Gospel Team to Lansing, Kansas. A.B.X. Curtis Lee's senior sermon. Dedication of plaque for prayer room in memory of Myron (Mike) Weworka. Gospel Team to Courtland, Kansas. Dale McAfee's senior sermon. Gospel Team to Logan, Kansas. Evangelettes to Middle Northwest Youth Rally at Logan, Kans as. Easter Cantata Beginning of Easter Vacation and Season of Evangelism. Sundoulai End of Easter Vacation. A.B.X. Leonard Morrison's senior sermon, C.V.L. Social, : Gospel Team to Central, Kansas City, Missouri. Robert Winger's senior sermon. Choir Tour. Clyde Kelly's senior sermon. Sundoulai . Ralph Sell's senior sermon. M.B.C. Day. E.T.A. All Schoo! Banquet sponsored by Junior Class. Leland Leonard's senior sermon. — John Greenlee Ralph Sell Den Evens STUDENT REVIVAL ers Vernon Rodg Bill Bowles Something new on the M.B.C, calendar this year was a Student Revival which was spon- sored by the Student Council. The meeting which was from December 10-14 was well attended. The speakers, one for each night of the Revival, were chosen by popular vote from the student body, Those chosen were Vernon Rodgers, John Greenlee, Ralph Sell, Don Evans and Bill Bowles. The Revival was successful in fulfilling its purpose of inspiring the students and enriching them spiritually. The soul-stirring messages, inspirational singing and Christian fellowship made it a memorable experience. This Page Was Sponsored By This Page Was Sponsored By BURR OAK CHRISTIAN CHURCH CEDAR GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Don Evans, Minister Mayview, Missouri Harold Ball, Minister 28 CHOIR TOUR Late in the spring semester the M. B, C. Choir presented its first MAWHATTANBIBLE- { Mal =annual concert tour, The response An A . was inspiring and the tour was a ft ae les © es great success. Because of this an esa even greater tour is being planned for the current year, The extent of the tour was one-thousand miles in Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri per- forming the concert to fourteen congregations. The theme of the concert, as told by choir and narrator, was the life of Christ. The beginning was the announcement of the coming Messiah while the world was Lost in the Night. His birth and life; his suffering, his death and res- urrection were vividly portrayed, The concluding message of triumph and victory was expressed by Han- del's Hallelujah Chorus. This page is sponsored by COLLEGE BOOK STORE Aggieville This page is sponsored by FARRELL'S AGGIEVILLE SINCLAg 29 CHOIR OFFICERS: Caro} McAfee, co-secretary; May, Publicity Director; Harold Ball, President, Nancy Kibbe, Vice-President and Historian; Dana Johnson, Corre- spondent; Betty Mitchell, Librarian FIRST ROW: N, Willbrant, S. Good, J. Cone, C. Lee, W. Richey, O. Dunham, C. Tucker, B, Mitchell, E, Howard, D, Gibbons. SECOND ROW: M, Martin, D, Adkins, H. Ball, W, Harvey, J. Keady, G. Baugh, D. Johnson, D. Minick, H. Irwin, THIRD ROW; N, Kibbe, D, Marshall, W. May, D, McAfee, R, Hagelbarger, T, Satterfield, M. Mustoe, E. Hanna, E. Gish, E, Charles. Compliments of BROWNIE'S Aggieville Dale Mcafee, Secretary -Treasurer, WilburHarvey, Property Manager; Wally Compliments of OLSEN'S SHOE REPAIR Aggieville The Music Department has given us three fine groups of singers this year that are serving as Gospel Messengers in song at revivals, Church Services and other religious activities. se Evangelettes Marilyn Mustoe Dorothy Marshall Nancy Kibbe Preachaires Walter Richey Harold Ball Wally May Bill Bowles Kings Messengers Joe Shultz Byron Paxton Robert Hagelbarger Dale McAfee This page is sponsored by CAMPUS CLEANERS Aggieville This page is sponsored by NINTH STREET GROCERY 1, David Cone greatly assisted the Mabico Staff this year by doing a large part of the photographic work for the annual, We are greatly indebted to him for his many hours of fine work, 2. Ray Kerstetter, a student minister of M.B.C., learning to fly while learning to preach, 3. If I hadthe ball I'd make a basket! s 4. Maure, operating the Junior Class coffee shop. 1. Colorado Vacationers, 2, Alpha, Beta, Gamma,... 3. Never Trust A Woman, 4, The Phantom, 5. Having Trouble?? 6, Where's Dale? 7. Victor and His “Carr,” 8. Need We Say More? 9. Cone Up In The Air. 10, Handsome Couple. 11, Sunning. 12, Sho Am Good! 13. Quartet? 14. Pre- pared! 15. How True! 16, Newlyweds. This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By VERN'S DONUTS THE VERMILLION CHRISTIAN CHURCH 408 S. 6th, Manhattan, Ks. Virgil V. Hinds, Minister Caged! 5. Certain Things Cease T o Be Funny. 6. Ready For Church. 7. Sleepy. Grumpy. and Dopey. 5. La Profes- 7 seur Hinds. 9- TwoOld Shoes. 10. ra v As Good As Hooked. !1- Steady, é eo Girl, 12, A Homiletical Elucida- 4 3 : A tion, 13. .And SHG ETE ae = 14. Chest ker, 15. rd ra e look, 16. What's eaun 7 4 Baxter Springs’ Daily Vacation Bible School, 1951. 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ALY “SIN OF, + + + + punuifais -M)posg of, - + + + Aramow “3 snyny sos 5 5 +� ppry uray eu) Ses ee Ot OF stay g BIg 6z, © = semmighweomon 2H ugor Ca sureqoy “3 pAory sw 6%, °° °° uMolg y UODEW “ guod aAey sjjey ano Wold s+ + + © dayTay udI9Ag “HW The Mabico Staff has endeavored to pro- duce an annual this year that will be a keepsake to the students. We hope that it will also be an encouragement to other young people to come and share with us in the rich experiences and wonderful bless ings of M.B.C. It has been with much work and cooperation that the Mabico was made possible but all in all has provided for a fine fellowship among the students. This page is sponsored by AGENCY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Agency, Missouri 36 MANAGEMENT: Wendell Sack, Assistant Ed; Robert Winger, Editor; John Greenlee, Business Manager. Together we will work to give M.B,C, an annual that they will be proud toown, Thanks to the copy-writers, typists and Revenue Department. Compliments of J. B. COURSEN As a further means of utilizing the talents of M.B.C. students Gospel teams were organized, Their main function is to carry the gospel of Christ by means of special music, chalk-art, poems, and preaching to churches in the Bible College area. According to the reports brought back by these teams, their efforts have been successful, and we are confident of their continued success in the future. This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By DOOLEY'S JEWELRY STORE THE CANTEEN Sit! () FIRST ROW: Layman Hall, Jay Taylor, Curtis Lee, Joe Shultz, Orrin Dunham, SECOND RC I Follis, Bob Hagelbarger, Bill Roth, Ted Saterfield. THIRD ROW: Omar Thieme, Maurice Ar Pointer, Dun Young, Jim Barnes, Bob Winger. At 1709 Laramie is Christine House better known as Bedlam Inc. Upon entering this sancuary one is impressed with the tranquility which is most conductive to study? But seriously, in this home fifteen boys have found a bond of Christian love anda unity of spirit that will not soon be lost. In addition to the boys' rooms are apartments for four married couples, amoung them our housemother, Mrs. Edith Jordon and her family. Lee —— oe el — This page is sponsored by This page is sponsored by ROBERT'S FURNITURE STORE SAGER'S DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH Aggieville 130 Poyntz, Manhattan Posed? But.Definitely! Home is Where the Heart Is. (oe ll oe — i — a) , SEATED: Dorothy Gibbons, Edith Hanna, Bonnie Benson. SECOND ROW: Lavonda Haddock, n, Sharon Good, Deloris Minick, Betty Mitchell, Norma Willbrant, Eileen Howard, Dana cy Kibbe. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Marshall, Marilyn Mustoe, Deloris Adkins, Evelyn Gish, Ethel Charles, Harriet Irwin. The home away from home for the M.B.C. girls is Pardee Hall, located just next door to the College building. Not only is this house the home of twenty young ladies but it is also the hub of social life. It houses the diningroom where our single students eat and the reception room where the boys await, and we do mean wait, their dates. The housemother is Miss Mabelle Hakes. ——_—_— SS == This page is sponsored by This page is sponsored by DUCKWALLS - DOWN TOWN JUNIOR CLASS SWEET SHOP It isn't the Ritz! Let's All Sing Ceereveean @seapenaeaaaaevsaesaegseansa T. Satterfield J. Barnes This Page Is Sponsored By FARMER'S UNION CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION This Page Is Sponsored By MANHATTAN NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION N. Pointer ©. Theime Wiseverns U 1 Awwa rae bers TUPLE LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Satterfield, J. Barnes, S, Barnes, C. Tucker, J, Taylor, L. Hall, J, Keady. SECOND ROW: D, Follis, B, Paxton, O. Theime, W. Severns, N. Pointer, V. Schwarz, J. Schultz. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y As a part of developinga trained Christian leadership Manhattan Bible College includes an athletic program to provide physical exercise for the participants, as well as relaxation and wholesome recreations for the rest of the student body. Basketball seems the outstanding sport of the year. Joe Shultz, a new student and former basketball coach, drilled the team to what seemeda very successful year. During the year our college entered the city league and scheduled games with neighboring towns. Baseball teams in the Spring have also added to the school spirit. This Page Is Sponsored By This Page Is Sponsored By COLE'S MANHATTAN FURNITURE STORE Standard Merchandise 41 R E 0 P E N E For several years the Christian Church at Bigelow, Kansas had been unable, for various reasons, to retain the service of a full time minister, and had ceased to hold services. When Paul Hartenberger began as part time minister, the congregation consisted of two persons beside himself. Since then, it has grownsteadily toa large attendance and is growing in influence for Christ in that community. The offerings from the Wednesday evening chapel services of the Bible College go to support this church and also the one at Perry. About one and one-half years ago because of a general decline in interest and attendance the Christian Church at Perry, Kansas, closed its doors, had the utilities turned off and ceased to hold services of any kind. David Cone, Professor of Music and Evangelism was selected by the faculty and students to lead in the reopening of the church, Starting with an attendance of six people in November of '51 it has grown to an attendance of around thirty in three and one- half months. Students from M.B.C. assist quite often in bringing musical numbers and in teaching, Before the opening of the church fifteen students from M.B.C. labored to get the building ready for services. Mud from two July floods was scooped from the basement and the upstairs was scrubbed and waxed. Much still needs to be done but we believe that with God's help the church at Perry will grow to be a thriving congregation. ‘This Page Sponsored By JOE SAMUELS Director of Religious Ed. Topeka, Kansas Perry, Kansas This Page Sponsored By MARS HILL CHURCH OF CHRIST Ralph Hamon, Minister Indianapolis, Ind. esta Rose, Becky, Cleatus and Virgil H inds. ip: The Faculty , i ._. Families d Dorothy Corr. Jim an Betty, Matye © Dorothy, Tommy and Lloyd Taylor. David, Lydia, and Jean Cone. This Page Sponsored By WILSEY CHURCH OF CHRIST Dale McAfee, Minister 43 Since January of this year, Fred B. Paxton has assumed a full time ministry at the Crysler Avenue Christian Church, Independence, Missouri. His responsibilities as field representative have been taken by Robert E. Winger. Bob came to Manhattan Bible College in 1948 from Kansas City, Missouri. In addition to his new duties he also ministers to the Church at Creighton, Mis- souri, and Urich, Missouri. “Singspiration” It was decided by thestudent council to have a singspiration service each Monday evening at the Danforth Chapel on the K- State campus. This is a special service which is held to better acquaint the students of the two colleges, and to promote Christian fellow- ship through the singing of choruses and hymns. ROBERT E, WINGER New Field Representati “Old Folks Home” Friday night for M.B.C. students has become a night of cheerfulness and good will for on that night we perform aspecial service for the folks at The Rebecca and 1.0.0.F. Home for the Aged. Each week a different student preaches and others carry on the com- plete program. Both student and congregation gain much from the service. SAMY ERS dup-tsa YEARBOOKS see THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS SS: