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

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7 sll Common among all those who know and love Dean Virgil V. Hinds is the feeling that in him is found an extraordinary consecration to Christ and His work. A man who has taken on the job of an intellectual leader certainly has no small task before him, but one who is also called to be a spiritual leader soon dis- covers that the pressure of such responsibility is very great. MBC is fortun- ate that it has a man who is able to fulfill these two duties with the care and devotion that could only come with complete dedication to the work. Some might think that a college with an enrollment of about one hundred students would not require too much time or effort from its dean, but just the oppos- ite is true. Dr. and Mrs. Hinds first moved to Manhattan in the fall of 1936 to begin their service here at the college, and since then he has filled such positions as academic dean, president, professor, and even carpenter and stone mason, as he has continuously striven to improve the college. As if this were not enough, he also ministers to the Christian Church at Perry, Kansas on week- ends. In spite of this strenuous schedule, the Dean finds time to minister to the needs of the students, both scholastic and personal. We look to him as one of the major reasons for the strength and progress of Manhattan Bible College over the years, and feel secure for the future with him as one of our leaders. This page sponsored by Bottgér's Supermarket, Aggieville

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iS i = Pe ai He It is with great admiration and pride that MANHATTAN BIBLE COLLEGE prepares to enter a third year with Dr. Burton B. Thurston as president. The head of the administrative staff of MBC is a man whose Christian character and test- imony have brought a great challenge to all who have come in contact with him. Indeed his keen vision is dedicated to the task of preparing Christian young people for places of service to mankind in the name of Jesus Christ. MBC is a training ground for Christian leaders which is growing rapidly un- der his leadership. The churches of many midwestern states are fortunate that Dr. Thurston came to serve the Lord by educating prospective ministers, for these churches receive the benefits of the toil of our leader and his staff in producing men and women for Christ. Dr. Thurston made an exten- sive study tour of the Holy Land this past summer. Some of the places which he visited were Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Damascus, and the island of Cyprus. Also included in the tour were several archaeological trips which gave him the opportunity to study modern findings about Bible times. His reports have been valuable to the students in understanding both the ancient and modern aspects of the Bible lands. Now in his mid-thirties, Dr. Thurston is lead- ing the school with vigorous enthusiasm and with a vision of a greater col- lege in the future reaching even more people with the Christian message. This page sponsored by Manhattan Nu-Way Cleaners, Aggieville

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DOROTHY LEE CARR, A.B., Assistant Professor of Social Science JAMES B. CARR, A.B., A.M., B.D., Professor of Philosophy and Doctrine DOROTHY JOHNSON TAYLOR, B.S., A.B., Instructor in Decorum EEOYDUATLAYLOR, A.B, 8D, Professor of Social Science CLEATUS HINDS, A.B., Assistant Professor of Language BENJAMIN L. DUERFELDT Instructor in Sacred Music This page sponsored by the Christian Church, Barnes, Kansas Robert.Hagelbarger, Minister