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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1964 volume:

3 R, AL ecti oh S Shadows, passing on the streams of humor, tenderness, contemplation, recreation, and inspiration, that we call memories bring us: R eflections MABICO 64 MANHATTAN, KANSAS : i Sy ; ACADEMIC SPIRITUAL To Bring Tolls RECREATIONAL SOCIAL Reflections of Life iss Martha Faye Amlong M DEDICATION We proudly dedicate the Mabico this year to Miss Martha Faye Amlong because of her ever present enthusiasm in the affairs of Manhattan Bible College, and because we appreciate all of her guiding influence inside and outside of the library. Strange new awakenings, Vibrant... « alive’ - For the new student, A new beginning . And for everyone, WORK! A new life starts For the Freshman With new thoughts, New ideas, And new understanding. For the returning student It's another year To study... And work... And grow in knowledge. 7 | s a ° 4 5 o All are filled with an Inner excitement beginning a New phase of life. It's another year for intense study And new friendships. Whether a freshman Or a returning student, Here you'll find memories Of books and lecture... Of study and funin:... R eflections Academic A DAY IN THE LIFE Always th ve i ment-- L0 Wha t meals swiflids to sustain.this, Thy collepe? the a@a s. “Actiziies “MENEt G plotted ... i Si CR Tirection . . then ate administrative Gefisions--always decisions swith the ever-pfegent sense of the responsibijg- of a el ae ace which belong t “aoe student's problem is im- and counsel- Foe -altimate mini OF THE PRESIDENT —- ig — be dickgee ems “+ Rem eraBer your appointment with the .Gbamber™of Commerce Education Committee'™. . . teaching a elaSsiof those who will go out in a direct ministry is thrilling . time, to leave for: aSpeaking engagement ha out in a church some) fellowship with brethre eA. pesite the q weteAnd pensive: OUR NEW OHAN Arthur B. Edwards, lecturer and counselor, student of the Way, with a capacity for fun. Dr. Van Buren, one of the top scholars of our day in literature and Bible strives to instill some of his know- ledge in the lives of those who sit in his classroom. Dr. Van Buren teaches Biblical literature and sociology at M BC. His excellent talent for exciting Biblical narrative brings new life to the Bible for his students. Dr. Charles Gresham is one of the busiest men on campus. Besides his duties as a professor, he is Director of Christian Service, basketball coach, and preacher placement counsellor. Dr. Gresham teaches Christian Education, Bible, and logic. His students delight in his classes and in as- sociation with a man who works for the Lord. Professor and Mrs. James Carr serve to- gether in the vineyard of the Lord. Prof. Carr, through his classes in Bible and theology, has brought many to see ''face to face the Christ they serve. Mrs. Carr also teaches inthe field of Christian Education. Together, they present a fine example of Christian living. Professor Kent Bates is a veteran missionary who has served in Jhansi India. His students are thrilled as he seasons his classes with his own interesting experiences. ra) i . Wiis. se dee Martha Faye Amlong is head librarian and instructor in Library Methods. For the past 13 years, Miss Amlong has served M B C as librarian carrying out her duties faithfully and efficiently. Besides her duties, Miss Amlong still finds time to help with student activities. Mrs. Lown is instructor in Decorum and Women's Work here at M BC. Whether in the classroom or as the wife of our beloved President, her friendly smile and warm personality radiate Christian love. MRS. EULA WHITE Mrs. White in her short time here has become known and loved by all. In her function as accountant she has efficient- ly kept the accounts up to date. At the same time she has become a real 'mother' to the boys at Christine house. MRS, CHRISTINA HAMON Mrs. Hamon, more affectionately known to everyone as Chris, doubles as the Public Relations Secretary and girls dorm mother, Both in her office and at Memorial Hall she gives guidance and courage to all to face life. wii (i i MRS. LINDA GROVER MRS. EVELYLN PRESS The School office is efficiently operated by Mrs. Press and Mrs. Grover. The sound of their tvpewriters is a constant and welcome purr to the ears of the students. JOHN AND ETHEL DREHER John and Ethel Dreher complete our staff. All who have walked these halls will long remember John's pleasant smile and kind words and one could never forget the wonder- ful meals put out by Ethel. iS TMi hha AD gy gg JOLIFFE HALL Located at fourteenth and Anderson, Joliffe Hall stands as the main campus structure. Its facilities include the administrative offices, large classrooms, Laura Hunter Library, spacious lounge, and a warm friendly chapel. Here students become deep rooted in Christian work and yet share many fun-filled moments. DIRECTORY MAIN FLOOR -IKAPEL, LOUNGE SECOND LIBIRARY—- MARTHA AMLONG 204 MAIN OFFICE 2a2 PRESIDENT WEF. LONN DFAN ARTHUR @. EQWAROS USINESS OFF, EULA WHITE THIRD CLASS ROOMS PROF, KENT L. BATES 3018 PROF, JAMES B. CARR 306A PROF CHARLES GRESHAM 307 PROF, JAMES VAN QUREN 307 18 THE MBC LIBRARY One of the outstanding features of the Manhattan Bible College is her excellent library. This library is under the very excellent care of our librarian, Miss Martha Faye Amlong. Miss Amlong has under her a very excellent staff , of student help. The library provides housing for more than 13,000 } volumns. Ruth Cadoret Ronald Grover Chuck Manning Richard Applegate Lynn Hicks GRADUATES OF ’64 Henry Penner Seer Sg NP tment eet i Man in an endless pursuit of knowledge Hopes for... Seeks... And finds The presence of the Eternal God. Students gathered Tothink... FETS) Jeb SERY Gp To reflect on their day. And then to serve In song... In word... the one who so served them. To catch a glimpse Of one in thought Of one in meditation Brings back a flood of memories both infinite and finite in... R eflections Spiritual : CONVOCATION At the first part of the school year Manhattan Bible College observed its 36th annual convo- cation. This marks the official beginning of the academic year. On this occasion the student body and the faculty are challenged by a stirring message from the president. It also is a time when we ask guidance from the Heavenly Father for the coming year. Life At The Dorms Dorm life at Manhattan Bible College is a time of spiritual growth and mental activity accented with fun-filled moments. Since ‘college life moves at such a rapid pace, one always welcomes the evening devotions. This daily task gives students the opportunity to gather together within their separate dorms, to reconsider the day's activities and prayerfully look toward tomorrow's. This time of inspiration and prayer binds us more closely together as Christians. — TUESDAY EVENING CHAPEL Tuesday evening's chapel service is the spiritual highlight of the week. The students and the faculty by worshipping together, feel spiritually united with God and man and humbly dedicate themselves to serve Christ and His church. pon eae i : Each Friday evening the students go out to the IOOF Home and have worship services and personal fel- lowship with the people there. This not only brings joy to the hearts of the residents of the home but also enriches the spiritual experiences of the students. IOOF HOME 2s FRIDAY MORNING CHAPEL On Friday morning the students gather for an informal chapel service. The purpose of this is a re-examination of a spiritual week and a preparation for a weekend of service. This service may include inspiration, sing- spiration and information. CREATIVE WORSHIP nations, b ticing 2 Cif? Jather, q Chea Aa Yous and, le EVE uate ppelgste, Richard Baktv; Paul . 5ropk, Kiehard Campbell Ernest Lrark; ferry Conraal, Jenn Dunharig Onwin Aros Uxonala Yama ect Hiaks, Bitl iets, Richaed Milman, Redect He weil. Senne st bunch, La Ay Medea, Larry ienner, rere y Pullen. Mack © Kho keg Dave Seott. Bill Virgils Reber ai Ra Waugh, iharles Willian Miehaet Wilco iret Winners, heSlie Pre aching —Points Clifton Ok Far miagton, Colony, ante Hankate, Gre wlesf, VermAbon , WeStmere tare, Haversy NE, Esbon, fianhattan, Mond didt, Soidier, try va Topeka Westchestes, wr id is ) Elmdate.. Widens Val alls araien? Oak Creek, Beiville, EsFizhamy Gammi ns; Buct Oak, Marsus Kansas Kans Kansjo Karvead Kans35 Kansi Kansas, Kanszs Kansas Kansas Kansas K ams3S Karsas Kans Kansas Kan K insd Kans Kans3s Kansas Kansas Kansas Kanod Kernsas Kanszs 30 THEY SERVE THE LORD The Choir and Mabicos, under the direction of President W. F. Lown, help to enrich our chapel services. The Mabico have also thrilled many with their presentations at the area Churches. WITH THEIR VOICE Serving the Lord with their voice are many singing groups. Just two such groups are the Messanger Quartet and the Embassy trio. They, through the year, serve to inspire many people and to encourage many young people, thus doing a great service for their Lord. Y 4e — = a = fom A.B.X. ‘34 The A.B.X. missionary group of M.B.C. sponsor's many trips and activities. Pictured here we have the mission emphasis week and educational trips to Colorado Christian Children Home, the Kiamichi mission area and the Cookson Hills Christian School. They also sponsor the IOOF services and the monthly missionary chapels. FOLLOW ME! In answer to Christ's call, many of our young men separate themselves to full time Christian service. This is solem- nized in the service of ordination. Commencement each year marks the ending of another school year and the renewing of spiritual life. A time for reviewing a year and commencing a life of service. 37 Academically filled and spiritually rene we come to another part of life. A part of fellowship of fun and of physical exertion. Here the thud of a ball, the crack of a bat, the cheer of a crowd-- reigns supreme over all. To the crowd, it's laughs..... ANGE. co stis ss andicheers. . . = « and something else tomorrow. To the participants it's work and struggle with the sweet savor of victory or the bitter taste of defeat tolbettel fic. sn and relived again tomorrow (ic Go o OOS to R eflections Recreational 40 A hike, sponsored by the P.E. department drew many students to Dean Edwards' house, where every- One enjoyed themselves with Fun and fellowship. HIKE HAYRACK RIDE A hayrack ride was sponsored by the freshman class to start off the year. It looks like everyone enjoyed themselves. Tuttle Creek offers many recreational opportunities for M.B.C. Students. For the Brave Soul there are other recreational persuits such as trying a Unicycle. Here we see some of the participants in the ping-pong tourney. Ee The annual sophomore skating party was again held in October. Outstanding Christian fun and fellowship was enjoyed by all. | | OUR CHEERLEADERS | Glenda Brant, Head cheerleader, Carol Lown, Vicky Hodges and Carmel George make up our | cheerleading staff. Both in peprallies and at games they raise the student spirits and 'fire-up' the team. CRUSADERS Manhattan Bible College is a member of the Mid-west Conference of Christian Colleges. M.B.C. finished in second place in conference play then topped the season by taking the conference tournament. Charles Waugh, freshman center, was named as the tourney’s most valuable player. To fill a life there's hours of excitement, of joy and refreshment to be lived and remembered. Times of fellowship to be shared by friends, out for a late coffee break or in the fleeting moments of meditation and thought. Two people caught in the excitement of mutual discovery. Alone, in the crowd reflect for us love. Highlights, headlights and heartlights focus slowly for us as once again we look back intoour..... R eflections Social Holiday Inn Scheu’s a attracts all kinds a) = om = = S Ss day DATES DORM FUN WINTER WONDERLAND DEEP PURPLE s7 A = = © Q = = z, GOES IN Dean! OH!! Dean?? Boy's Dorm??? Guess who??? They went thata way! Way back when! I'd rather do it myself! Ma and Pa! Glenda!! But officer... BAN IN BOSTON! 60 TAXI !! Curtains and soft music ?? Only the taces have been changed to protect the in- nocent! Roger's Replacement!! Now Look Honey! J Now when I was a boy..... Bring back my body tome.. oh Dreamer!! a Pas’ “ae Me fit? My group had... 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Blaker 1200 Moro Manhattan Thank You From REFLECTIONISTS, Glenda Brant Dan Robinson Patrica Doornbos Paul Baker Terry Neidens Vicki Hodges Carol Lown Donnie Paden Glenn Tate Jerry Lynch Larry Lynch Rodger Thompson Keith Davis President W. F. Lown