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SENIOR CLASS IMIINIIIIII N INSTITUTE NYACK, NEW YORK 'al 1aw51414naua111114sn111IuIum1114n1nIz11IIumm11a414eaauIuu1IuIIu1u1waa4w4u4aIaInIuI141a1A4I1a4w4anInnIa4aAAa4a4w444lI1nalwwwl1mun.41 4 1'::.KW ' ferry 45,44 in ' n, Y' x Y 1, 4 L .A V- 1 H' lf' ,IIllllll!ll'!llllIHHHHlllllIlllllilllilliilllllv' v u 1 J , I , r f Qs , wwe, I 1 ,QV y Y M: ., 'Y ,Ll , ' M '45 t .gg ,gp ' K .-.fin , WITH sincere appreciation and gratitude, we of the Class of l948, dedicate this eleventh volume of the Missionarian to Emily M. Schluenzen. Her faithful service, unchanging spirit and unfeigned devotion to Christ has characterized her life and ministry on our campus for the past 45 years. In going forth, we carry with us the incessant memory of this one who has led us into a deeper appreciation of Christ and a more intimate knowledge of the Word as we have sat together at the feet of Jesus. lllllll WI PUWIH UP SHHNISS REV. A. B. SIMPSON A' SCORE of years ago a friend placed in my hand a little book which became one of the turning points of my life. It was 66True Peace. It was an old medieval message, and it had but one thought, and it was this, that God was waiting in the depth of my being to talk with me if I would only get still enough to hear Him. I thought that this would be a very easy matter. S0 I BEGAN T0 GET STILL. But I had no sooner commenced than a perfect pandemonium of voices reached my ears, a thousand clamoring notes from without and within, until I could hear nothing but their noise and din. Some of them were my own questions, some of them my own cares. some of them my own prayers. Others were the suggestions of the tempter and the voices of the world's turmoil. Never before did there seem so many things to be done, to be said, to he thought, in every direc- tion I was pulled and pushed and greeted with noisy acclamations and unspeakable unrest. IT SEEMED NECESSARY Fon ME TO LISTEN to some of them, but God said, '6Be still, and know that I am God. Then came the conflict of thoughts for the morrow, and its duties and cares, but God said, '6Be still. As 1 sLovvLY LEARNED T0 OBEY, and shut my ears to every sound, I found that after a while when the other voices ceased, or I ceased to hear them, there was a still small voice in the depth of my spirit. As 1 LISTENED it became to me the POWER OF PRAYER, and the VOICE OF w1sDoM, and the CALL OF DUTY, and I did not need to think so hard, or pray so hard, or trust so hard, but that still, small voice of the Holy Spirit in my heart WAS GOD,S PRAYER IN MY SECRET soUL and conis ANSWER to all my questions, 6 f i grit DDDDID!!Illllllllllilllllll gi DR. H. M. SHUMAN U? EUUWIUN Hmm REV. DAVID MAsoN REV. WILLIAM F. SMALLEY REV. A. W. TOZER NDR. THOMAS MOSELEY 1 REV. H. E. NELsoN REV. P. 5, ALLEN REV. NATHAN BAILEY REV. R. L. sr,-,LEY E uiiiiiiiiiiii Hiins E REV. C. DONALD MCKAIG Christian Education REV. GILBERT H. JOHNSON Theological REV. E. R. DUNBAR Bible Academic DR. LEE OLSON Sacred Music my 7.1 i ...if Us g, fww DR. THOMAS MOSELEY Head of Missions President-Dean xi ycl 2 LELAND R. HARPER - l REV. E. R. DUNBAR Treasurer Vice President uiirniiis: -- MILDRED L. STANHOPE E JOHN F, TAYLOR Dean of Women E - : Dean of Men illillilllllllliiillilllilllliiiiillillllllililllllllllllillllllilllllllliililllllllll il V i J .'IW''IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIlllIlIlI'IlII'IIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'III II'IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII' 'IlIlIII!IIII'IIIIII Ft., 34 ,, J Vxi 1. ' 11:-1 - -1 ui- 111 ul inu- --1 it 11- M WNW, ,3?,,,,..,f,.,.,.. , X GILBERT H. JOHNSON, B.D. Theology V! 'fW '5 C. DONALD McKAIG, A.M Christian Education ,Q E R DUNBAR Theology LEE OLSON, S.M.D. HAROLD M, FRELIGH, M.A. Music Theology 8 li MILDRED L. STANHOPE, M.A. HAROLD W. BOON, M.A. LELAND R. HARPER, B.A. Missions Registrar, Christian Education Science l0 MARION L. BETHGE, M.A. LBNQ'-Jage, Christian Education SAMUEL M ZWEMER D-D-, F.R.G.s., M.R.A.s., LLD. Missions ESTHER CUMMINGS, A.M. Phonetics JOHN A. MacMILLAN Missions J. LAURENCE KULP, Ph.D. Science HELEN E. MELLISH, Ed.D. Christian Education Wm EMILY M. SCHLUENZEN BEATRICE GRIFFIN, B.S. Theology Librarian, English I I THOMAS BAILEY, M,A. REGINALD GERIG, B.M. English Music 7 JOHN F. TAYLOR, M.A. JOYCE BAILEY, B.S. EDNA V. GRIFFENBERG, B.S.M Dean of Men, Speech English Music WILLIAM SMALLEY, A.B. GERALDINE SOUTHERN, B.Mus English Music l2 J!! - BERTHA ROBINSON, B.S.M MRS. ANNA MAE DUNBAR Music Piano VIRGINIA VOIGTLANDER RUTH HOFF. B-SM' FLORENCE M. RONEY , , - Piano Vlolln MU5'C CAROL BIRD' B.S.M' JANE SNJKQER, B.S.M. , once Musuc I3 RD Y HOWA Ruaoiemian T TEWAR GRACE V. 5 HoSfe5s MAY LEO Secrerar I V to the Regisfrar HHH E. RussELL LAUECokkeeper JEANETTE SCHMID BETTY 5eC 9ffil'Y fo the Treasurer E. WILSON Assisfanf L' lbrarian MEL JESSIE GEM P1 Preside 't'Dean to f e secrefm' 14 LaVERNE S PANKEY ecrerary of Music D eparfment SUN EDtTH SOLLMAN Assistant Bookkeeper U ERMA LOOMER JANE SMALLEY Secretary of Corrcspondcncc School Receptionist moms KUNSING Assistant Housekccvcf GLORIA EMERSON . Assistant to Dictician Mus PEWNG Aucsusr MASQARO Maintenance Maintenancc Cook RICHARD NEVINS 15 CHARLES SHIRK Assistant Dean of Men W. ROBERT DITTMAR Dean of Berachah MILDRED SEILER Assistant Dean of Women Qiiiiiiiis iii iiiiiggj WILSON BURNETTE , EUNICE HAMILTON RICHARD BAILEY Dean of Wilson Girls' Physical Education Director Men's Physical Education Director 16 l i l THE Post-graduate class beholds Nyack's ex- tended program as an evidence of God's Plan in which He moulds men and women to a Qreater capacity for service. The school year has focused the urgent need for a greater Spiritual and scholastic standard toward which We as a class must strive. The individual pic- tures on the following pages will represent the fl'lOughts of an earnest desire to have God's ut- most for a better, effectual, world-wide min- istry for Him. Wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation, Isaiah 33:6 l Tlllllllllllllllllllllllll1 PllSl-GEllS ll 1 Y ni mug l i 1- ui i7 i l PAUL BABICH . MARION HOWE R. B. STEWART MARIE TOMEY DR. LEE OLSEN CLASS OFFICERS . . President Vice President . . Treasurer . . Secretary Class Adviser PAUL BABICH South River, N. J. Theological Keep thy heart with all diligence, for out of it are the issues of life. Proverbs 4:23 World Prayer Band, President, Spring '47 . . . Missionary Committee Treasurer, Fall '47 . . . Camera Club . . . Fishers of Men . . . Brooklyn Teacher. GILBERT CICIO East BFBFICIW, N. Y. Musical Fear thou not, for I am with thee, be not dismayed, for I am thy God, I will strengthen thee, yea, I will help thee, ea I will uphold thee with me right hand! of my righteousness. Isaiah 4l:lO I8 EIINUIIIIIIES RICHARD BAILEY Wilmington, Del. Theological He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 French Indo China Prayer Band, Treasurer '46 . . . Missionary Committee Curator Fall '46 . . . Chorus . . . Student CounciI . . . Missionarian Staff Advertising Man- ager '47 . . . Congress of Bands Speaker '47, JOHN DAVID ELLISON Missionary Training Institute, Nyack, N. Y. Missionary Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain. John 15:16 French Indo China Prayer Band, President, Fall '45 . .I . Missionary Committee Prayer Leader, SDFIHQ '47 V . . Fishers of Men . . . orchestra. C HARLOTTE BOWMAN Mount Vernon, N. Y. Missionary Have not I commanded thee, be strong and of a good courage be not afraid neither be thou dismayed, for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. ' China Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers, Treasurer, Fall '47 . . . Orchestra . . . Glee Club . . . Concert Tour. JOHN MARK GARRISON Nyack, N. Y. Missionary I beseech you therefore brethren by the mercies of God that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Junior Class Officer, President '46 . . . india Prayer Band, President '45, '46 . . . Missionary Committee, President, Spring '47 . . . Chorus. lllll Ulllllll JULIA ESTHER GATHANY great Bend, Pa. Christian Education I-E25 'hi L0l'd God ls a sun and shieldy the ming will Hlelewellaaig PM glqory' no good . I o up,-,QhHy'i. Psalm 84:lr?m t em t at walk French I ndo China Prayer B d . . . J l Gathefefs - . . Brooklyn Teaatcher. ewe ROBERT LUCK M . a ' . I eminer:c?e?'HOblr1g1s-P86 mlght have the pre- World p I Class '4 'We' Band . . . Preside f P. G. 5' 45 - . . Chorus, Orches?ra. HARRIET BECHTEL HAMMOND Nyack, New York MlSSl0l18 Y For this God is our God forever and ever: He will be our guide even ugggmdegnx China Pra er Band, Vice President, Fall '46 . . . JeweLGatherers . . . Chorus . . . Sac- red Hour Trio. - 1 ,, ,. MADGE MCCART Albany, N. Y. MissionarY l will trust and not be afraid, for the Lord Jehovah is my strength and my song. lsaiah I :2 China Prayer Band . . . Missionary Com- mittee Assistant Treasurer '46 . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. MARION B. HOWE Norway, Maine Music But God forbid that l should glory save in the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me and l unto the world. Galatians 6:14 World Prayer Band . . . 4th year class vice president . . . Camera Club . . . Chorus . . . Missionarian Staff Music Editor '47 . . . Concert Tour. M. RUTH NORTON Findlay, Ohio Missionary But God fodbid that l should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me and I unto the world. Galatians 6:14 Illnglia Prayer Band.Vice President, Spring 19 CHARLES RALPH OLSEN San Diego, Calif. Missionary But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world. Galatians 6:14 ANNE ELIZABETH STEWART Easton, Pa. Christian Education Ye have not chosen me, but l have chos- en you and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit. John 15:16 Island Prayer Band . . . B kl T . . . Student Council. mo yn eacher 20 DOROTHY E. PATMONT Berkeley, Calif. Sacred Music According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness as always, so now also Christ shall be mag- nified in me whether it be by life, or by death. Philippians 1:20 World Prayer Band . . . Chorus . . . Orch- estra . . . Student Council . . . Mission- arian Assistant Music Editor '46 . . . Con- cert Tour. R. B. STEWART Sharon Pa. Theological Let the words of my mouth and the. med- itation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my re- deemer. Psalm 19:14 Africa Prayer Band . . . Class Officer Treas- urer '48 P. G .... Africa Prayer Band Pres- ident '46 Treasurer '44 . . . Camera Club . . . Fishers of Men . . . Brooklyn Teachers . . . Student Council. CHARLES W. SHIRK Pasadena, Calif. TheoloQlCal l can do all things through Christ who strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13 Wheaton College, South America Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . - . l-0QiCl5f'l5 . . . Missionary Committee Prayer Leader '44 . . . Supervisor of Beracha Dorm. . . . Assistant Dean of Men '47 and '48, . . . Sunday Evening Service Committee 45. PAUL V. STREIB NYBCI4, N- Y- Theological The Lord hath done great things for usp whereof we are glad. Psalm l26:3 ALICE LOU WEBSTER Daytona BeaCi'l, FIB. Sacred Music ilonffnggegmswbut one ood, me Famer, of I1 O I H d L d J w ogg are n im, an one or esus rist Y Wi'10m we are all things. l Corinthians 816. I WARREN D. WOODWARD Boston Mass- Theological Delight thyself aIS'thLdg dH hll' H7062 the desires ofo tiiine Q-heaclii. an e S a give Com ' 'mi' TINY way unt th L d't t I l h' ' and He shall bring Hom peassior , rus aso n im, MARIE TOMEY Greensburg, Pa. Christian Education Commit thy way unto th e Lord, trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 Secretary of P.G. Class '47, '48 . . . Africa Prayer Band , . . Camera Club . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Glee Club. NEAL WEBBER Dayton, Ohio Missionary For thou shalt go to all that I shall send thee, and whatsoever I command thee thou h I B H l s at speak, for I rn with thee. Jeremiah l:7,8 Class Officer President '46, '47 . . . Island Prayer Band President '45 . . . Student Council . . . Mis- siycgnarian Sports Editor '47 . . . C.A.M. F. ' President I cowbowli mae 'em Coming back? SENIUH Eli Barber, Mary v ...... - ..................... 108 Brady St., Savannah. Ga- Barrett, Edith Mae ........ ........................ .... . B ox 92, Olanta. Pa- Barstow, Lillian I ......... ...................... D eVldSO1'1 Sf-, Greene. N- Y- Beck, Beatrice E .,..... ........ 6 19 E. Mt. Hope AVG., Lansing. Mich- Bennett, Eleanor ............................... - ...........------------ Mai18ffeY. Pa- Berkner, Helen L .................. .. ........... 215 Wayne ST-. Baden. Pa- Black, Ralph A ........ ....... 2 62 City Rd., Saint John, N. B., Canada Bl k Rl h d J h a e' C ar osep 230 Columbia Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. Boehnke, Eunice Leona ..... .. ......... 245 W- lizih Pi-. CNCBQOI lll- Bollback, Betty L ........ L .............. 414 Lorlmer St.. Brooklyn. N- Y- Bowman, Elaine l ........................ ..............--.---- W est UNITY. Ohio Brandfass, Gladys Ruth ........ 105 Wallace Ave., East Pittsburgh, Pa. Brown, Genevieve Southern ......................------ Beulah Boaoh. Ohio Brown, Robert Joseph ............... .. .........----------- ----Bl'00kSid9. N- J- B,-own, Ruby M ,-,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, North Clymer, N. Y. Buczynski, Pauline Marie .............. 15 Willow Sf-. BFOCKTON. M355- Ulllillllll Manns, John Willlam ..... .. .... - ..... 723 S. 14th St., Newark, N. J. Martin, August Louls. ................... 21 River Blvd., Slngac, N. J. Mickel, Mildred Loretta .... ........ 1 18 Rose St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Milburn, Dorothy J ...... - ............ - ..... 2118 18th St., Altoona, Pa. Monovan, Ericton Burton 218 Dutch vlllage Rd., Halifax, N. s., Canada Moore, James E. ..... - ......... 2711 Jennylind St., McKeesport, Pa. Moreland, Donald. ............... 114 Berkeley Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. Morrison, Wayne Edward. ......... 256 Katonah Ave., Katonah, N. Y. Newell, Marjorie. Deer St., Dunkirk, N. Y. Norton, Ruth E ........ ..................... 7 Water St., Shlnglehouse, Ea. Palma, Eugene ........ .... ..,... . 115 West End Drlve, Syracuse, N. Y. Parks, Anna Lou ....................... .. ........... Star Rte., Van Buren, Ark. Parmenter, Anna ............... - ......... 7 'Hodges St., Attleboro, Mass. Burnell, Leona W. ........... ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,Pine Hill Rd., Salt Polrlf, N- Y- Burns, Leslle H ......................... ...- ......... --..-.-------- ' Bl'0Ck'i'0n1 M555- Buser, Wynanda Maxine ........ 232 Boulevard, High Point, No. Car. C-arbley, Vivian lzora ............ No. 3 Riggs Pl-, WEST OFBHQB N- J- Carlson, Jean Marie .................... Public Highway. Bellm0l'e. N- Y- Clingen, Paul Benjamin ............ 57 Simcoe Sl., OYSTSI' BBY. N- Y- Crandall, Mlllicent E ......... Crane, llle Fern ............... Crooks, D. Grant ........ Davis, A. Earl ..... .. ....... Dehn, Betty Lou. ........ .. .... ..... 21 Maple St., Danielson, Conn. ..........905 N. 12th St., Mattoon, III. m,m,m,,,,,9101 Prairie, Detroit, Mich. .,.....1324 W. 39th St., Norfolk, Va. .......l209 Peck St., Compton, Calif. Dark, David L-awrence ............. -...126 Benson St., Albany. N- Y- Dlttmar, Charles lrvln .... 108 W. 4th St., Williamsport, Pa. Donaldson, Maxine M .................... .. .... .. ...........---- Union CITY. PB- Drake, Phlllp Ardell ..... .. ................. 56 Hillside Ave., NYBCK. N- Y- Dunkum, Eunice Natalie ...... 2302 Saratoga Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Edwards, Hazel Esther ........ 303 N. Walnut St., East Orange, N. J. Floros, Joel James ..... - ........... 77 Willow St., New Britain, Conn- Foshag, Katherine J ................. 901 Michigan Ave., Monroe. MlCh- Garrison, Margaret R. Mission House, Multizapur, lBerar, C. P. India Patterson, Grace Hope ......... ..........,.................., S t. Michael Pa. Pierce, Lela ...................... - ..... R.D. No. 1, Torpedo, Pa. Piper, James lrvln ....... ......... ' R.D. No. 1, Hopewell, Pa. Pitroff, Charles B ............................ - ..... Box 11, Brockton, N. Y. Prentice Paul Robert Apartado 13, Armenia, Caldas, Colombia, South America Ragland, Anita Mae ........ R. F. D. No. 3, Box 30, Valley Sta., Ky. Rambo, Harold .................. ............ 1 442 lsolene St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Ratcliffe, Mary Ann ..... - ..... 261 Plymouth Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Rees, Lauraette C ....................... 707 Tonawanda St., Buffalo, N. Y. Rees, William W ............... 266 Woodlawn, West Hempstead, N. Y. Riccitelll, James Michael ...... 108 Columbus Pl., Roselle Park, N. J. Rich, Mildred Ruth ........... .....916 Fifth Ave., New Brighton, Pa. Richards, Gladys E .......... ............ l Berlkshlre Rd., Wharton, N. J. Roble, Robert Leman .......... ........................... U nion Springs, N. Y. Roble, Mrs. Robert ....... - ................... R. D. No. 3, Auburn, N. Y. Robinson, Eula M ..................... 704 Carr Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Sahlberg, Elmer John ............................... .. ,.................... Dale Mlnn. Scherrer, Martha Anne ...... 612 Butler St., Dunmore, Scranton, Pa. Schrull, Elsie Dorothy ........................ 12 Bruce St., Walton, N. Y. Scott, Charles William ............ 1509 Rebecca St., Sioux City, Iowa Seaver, Doris ....................... Old Channel Trail, Montague, Mich. Seabolt, Martha .............. 508-A -Forrest Ave., Alabama Clty, Ala. Seefeldt, Arnold Ralph. ............... Box 254 Dox Ave., Wilson, N. Y. Sheldon, Bruce E ................... 5714 Harmon Ave., Oakland, Callf. Geist, Marlon Martha ................................. - ......... Warrendale, Pa- Glbbs, Philip Floyd ,.... .. ...... ....,.,....................... A ltamont, N. Y. Hall, Pearl Isabel ........................................ R. D. No. 3, Mercer, Pa. Hamberger, lrvlng Douglas ........ 1421 W. Water St., Elmira, N. Y. Hamilton, Vivian Eunice , 340 Clemow Ave., Ottawa, Canada lOntariol Hammond, Donald King . 90 Bvld Doudout de Logree, Phuom Peuh Cambodia F. l.C. Hamilton, Jane Mae .................... R.F. D. No. 1, New Galilee, Pa. Hannis, Jean Margaret ........ .,,.2l9 Walnut Ave., Cranford, N. J. Harding, Dona Mae ......... .. ........................... R.D. No. 3, Erie, Pa. Harvey Nettie Stephenson. ...............,................... Washington, Pa. Hayes, Thomas Albert Camp Hebron, Thurber Ave., Attleboro, Mass. Hedger, James VanWicklen .......... 21 Elysian Ave., Nyack, N. Y. Heier, Mary E ............................... Box 112, West Liberty, W. Va. Herbert, Douglas Gould ...,........ 91 N. Seventh St., Newark, N. J. Holiday, Evelyn N ............. .............. 5 4 Pine St., Waverly, N. Y. Holmes, Katherine Jane ............ Route No. 1, Box 331, Dallas, Ore. Hoodmacher, Marian Jean ...... 159 South Main St., Wharton, N. J. Huey, Betty Rolene ............ 23 Washington PI., East Orange, N. J. Jenkins, Mildred P ....................,.... 178 Decatur St., Corning, N. Y. Jones, Juanita ................... ,. .....,,,, 320 W. Main, Van Wert, Ohio Jueckstoc-k, Doris Irene. ....... 5311 Larchmont Ave., Detroit, Mich. Kleln, Cletus Eileen ....... .. ......... 1114 Francis Ave., Warren, Ohio Knowles, Lillian Estelle ..............., 749 N, W, 45th St., Miami, Fla. Kohler, Charlotte E ................ -...211 Kirk Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Komstedt, Willlam A ........... 2155 Gleason Ave., New York N. Y. Kuhlman, Gertrude M ........... 2118 Erie Blvd., East Syracuse, N. Y. Lanker, Ruth Jeanette ......... .. .....,....,,,., R, R. 2 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Lawrence, Gilmore Howard .... 62 Irma Ave., Port Washington, N. Y. Legary, Laverne Gertrude 1063 Bruce Ave., Windsor, Ontario, Canada Little, Ruth Edna ......................... ,2O Chester St., Lancaster, Pa. Lloyd, Donald Melvin ........... - ..,.. 286 Tremont st., Syracuse, N. Y. Lui-ton, Donna M ........................ .............,. R , No. 1, Yorktown, lnd. McEldowney, Betty Moe ............ 49 Chestnut St., Buffalo, N. Y. McGarvey, Mary Alice. ......... 1503 Maple Ave., Turtle Creek, Pa. Manghem, Robert Harold ..... .. .....,,,,,,,,,, ,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Maitland, Fla. Smith, Emma 'Carolyn ........... ....... 6 6 Glen Ave., Phllipsburg, N. J. Smith, Merrllls R ............ - ....................... Box 292, Sherman, N. Y. Smoak, Jasper W., Jr ....... ........l80 N. W. 45th St., Miami, Fla. Smoak, Sarah Rodgers ........... .. ..... 107 N. E. 22nd St., Mlaml, Fla. Soules, Frank E ................ W. Clark St., lllon, N. Y. Spargo, John Paul .............................. Box 55, Portlandville, N. Y. Staub, Beverley Jane .............. ..R. D. No. 1, Chenango Forks, N. Y. Stebbins, Elizabeth M ary ................ 126 Depot Pl., Nyack, N. Y. Stilwell, Donald Paul ................ 152 Wakefield Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Stoddard, Dorothy Mae ................ Boma, Congo Beige, West Africa Swanson, Paul Edward. ........... 1420 Yale St., Santa Monica, Callf. Taylor, Mrs. Wallace P ..... Taylor, Martha Sybil ....... ..........444 E. Scribner Ave., DuBois, Pa. .......806 E. 33rd St., Savannah, Ga. Travis, Evangel Mary ................................ 26 Hillside, Nyack, N. Y. Trouten, Donald J. 14 Ottawa St., North, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Vlck, Dorls L ....... .................... 1 5 Charles St., Roselle Park, N. J. Wagner, John F. ...................... 381 Sanford Ave., Hlllslde, N. J. Walborn, David E ....................................... R. D. No. 4, Butler, Pa. Walls, Alda Ruth Stewart ............ South Boulevard, Nyack, N. Y. Walls, James Robert ........................ Hemmerle Rd., Ambrldge, Pa. Walls, Paul Lytle ......... ................ H emmerle Rd., Ambrldge, Pa. Walton, Evelyn P ......... ....... 6 36 W. South St., Shelbyville, Ind. Walton, Ruth A ......... ....-.....Wood St., North Bessemer, Pa. Ward, Iva L ,... .,,....... .................... E - ast Seneca, Sherrill, N, Y. Webber, Lois Jean. ................, 2104 Smlthvllle Rd., Dayton, Ohlo Weber, Robert E .,.,........................... 944 'Richie Ave., Llma, Ohlo Welbourn, Gerald Wesleg' 4 E. 12th St., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada West, Howard P ....................................-.--.. .. ..-------.- Nyack, N. Y. Wilson, Virginia E ..,.,.............. 28011 Lincoln, Birmingham, Mich. wilson, Z, volena ,............ ............................ - ..... M arlon, No. Car. wining, Ruth M., ,,,,..,,.,..... 2602 Archwood Ave., Cleveland, Ohlo Wolfe, Garnet Elizabeth ........ 109 Edison St., Nutter Fort, W. Va. Yerkie, Mrs. Margaret ........ ............----- R - NO- l, Fremont, Mich. your-rg, Carolyn ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, .............. T errace Drive, Nyack, N. Y. Zgrbg, Norma L, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 310 Louisa St., Williamsport, Pa. il? ii 3 - Tig... SSSEHIUHSQE -1 THREE wonderful and glorious years of prep- aration at the Missionary Training Institute have come and gone. As we face the fut- UFG-some to the mission fields, others to lW0me pastorates, and still others on to further training-we go forth knowing that He hath said, Be still, and know that l am God. lt is with a sense of our utter helplessness that we leave this Mount of Prayer and Bless- TQ, and we know that if success is to be ours We must depend wholly upon the power of the Holy Spirit. That l may know Him is our desire and determination as we go forth to tell the wonderful story to those who know it HOT. 23 CLASS OFFICERS ......, , President . . , Vice President DOUGLAS HERBERT . . , , ,Treasurer BETTY MCELDOWNEY . . . . . Secretary REV. C, DONALD MCKAIG . . , Class Advise, l LILLIAN I. BARSTOW Greene, N. Y. Christlan Education And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 French Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers. BEATRICE BECK Lansing, Mich. Muslc And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 World Prayer Band . . . Orchestra . . . Missionarlan, Assistant Music Editor . . . Lansing Business Unlverslty. MARY V. BARBER Savannah, Ga. Mlsslonary In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall dir- ect thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 China Prayer Band. EDITH MAE BARRETT Olanto, Pa. Theological Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and He shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord. Psalm 27:14 Island Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher. GLADYS ELEANOR BENNETT Mahaffey, Pa. Theological This one thing l do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mar-k for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:l3,l4 Africa Prayer Band . . . World Prayer Band . . . World Prayer Band, Secretary . . . -Brooklyn Teacher. HELEN BERKN ER Baden, Pa. Theological Every place that the sole of your foot shall tread upon that have I given unto you . . . . Joshua 1:3 Africa Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Glee Club. Wal Y WW RALPH A. BLACK Saint John, N. B., Canada Theological He satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hung- FY Soul with goodness. Psalm lO7:9 French Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Missionary Com- mittee, Curator, Fall '47 . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Chorus . . . Student Council. RICHARD J. BLAKE Cliffside Park, N. J. Missionary I will never forget thy precepts' for with them thou hast quickened me. Psalm ll9:43 Africa Pra er Ba ssl ar Committee Fall 146 YFH1 nd f. . . Mi 'on Cy f E ds speakeg. . s ers o Men . . . ongress o an ELAINE L. BOWMAN WGSY Unity, Ohio Sacred Music HAUCI he hath put a new song In my mouth even EVZISS unto our God, many shall see it, ancI fear, H shall trust in the Lord. Psalm 40:3 fggngh Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Class Secretary I 47.Jewel Gatherers . . . Orchestra . . . Chorus kaiioI?av4s'Eusiness College . . . Mlssionarian, Missions WILLIAM M. BOUW Pelbacton, N. Y. Missionary Harethfen, I count t If t have apprehended: Eff ghls, One thing Ingo, Toxzeettincg those things which arg behind, and reaching forth to those things ,which the h'?I0Ve, I-press toward the mark for the prize of 'Qh calling of God in Christ 'J,esFs. 3 I3 M Fishers of Men. Ilpplans I I Knew EUN ICE LEONA BOEHNKE Chicago, lll. Missionary And every creature which is in heaven, and on the earth, and under the earth, and such as are in the sea , and all that are in them, heard l saying, Bless- ing, and honour and glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb for ever and ever. Revelation 5:13 South America Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. BETTY L. BOLLBACK Brooklyn, N. Y. Christian Education l will go before thee and make the crooked places straight, I will break in pieces the gates of brass, and cut in sunder the bars of iron. Isaiah 45:2 China Prayer Band . . . Prayer Band, Secretary '47 . . . Glee Club . . . Student Council, Vice President, '47, '48 . . . Missionarian, Circulation Manager . . . Glee Club Tour '48, RUBY MARIE BROWN ymer, N. Y. Missionary lf a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him. John l4:23 North CI South America Prayer Band . . . Camera Club. PAULINE MARIE BUCZYNSKI Brockton, Mass. Missionary I can do all things through Christ which strength- eneth me. Philippians 4:1 China Prayer Band. iii? ,7g,.,,,..,r.e,- .iv 7 I S F5 tx GLADYS R. BRANDFASS Pittsburgh, Pa. Christian Educatlon Greater is he that is In you than he that ls In the world. I John 4:4 China Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher. ROBERT J. BROWN Brookside, N. J. Mlsslonary That I may know Him and the power of His res- urrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:1 India Prayer Band . . . Treasurer '46 . . . Fishers of Men . . . Orchestra. A . ,. Q, ..3,, 5. LEONA W. BURNELL Salt Point, N. Y. I can do all things through Christ which strength- eneth me. Philippians 4:13 Chorus . . . Brooklyn Teacher. Sacred Music LESLIE H. BURNS Brockton, Mass. Theological O taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed ls the man that trusteth in Him. Psalm 34:8 World Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men. 26 WYNANDA M. BUSER High Point, N. Car. Christian Education HI will instruct thee' and teach thee In the way which ou Shaif 90. I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 South America Prayer Band Jewel Gatherers . B 00kIYr1 Teacher . . . Glee Club. VIVIAN I. CARBLEY DDE' DBVIDY, Pa. Mlsslonary .1 CJSIIOIJIN art my servant I have chosen thee and not not dlee away. Fear thou not for I am with thee, be the .'5 aY0d: 'for I am thy God: I will strengthen wins, zeaul will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee T e flght hand of my righteousness. Isaiah 4I :9,I0 Pfiver Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Glee U PAUL CLINGEN Ovsfef Bay, N. Y. Theological H wil: if We were allowed of God to be put in trust men be QOSDCI, even so we speak, not as pleasing 1 UT God which trieth the hearts. I Thessalians 2:4 Iglorid, PVBYGI' Band . . . World Prayer Band, Presl- eni 47 . . . Fishers of Men. MILLICENT E. CRANDALL Nyack' N- Y. Missionary R - - - . joiC'Q?Icghmpg:':!nsLo1rE1 always: and again I say, Re- Ffench Indo chin P ' B d . . . GI CI b . . Gospel Broadcasteis ?.i'ilg.r an ee U 27 BILL CAREY Pittsburgh, Pa. Missionary I cried by reason of mine affliction unto the Lord, and he answered me . . Jonah 2:2 India Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . . . Student Courtgl . . . Associate Editor, Reporter, Hillside Hera . JEAN MARIE CARLSON Bellmore, N. Y. Christian Education Certainly I will be with thee, and this shall be a token unto thee, that I have sent thee. Exodus3:I2 Class Officer, Secretary '46, ,47 . . . China Prayer Band . . . Missionarian, Class Co-Editor '47,'48. A. EARL DAVIS Norfolk, Va. Theological I can do all things through Christ which strength- eneth me. Philippians 4:13 South America Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . Chorus . . . Orchestra. MRS. BETTY VAN LANDINGHAM DEHN Compton, Calif. Missionary O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! how unsearchable are his judg- ments, and his ways past finding out! Romans li:83 Africa Prayer Band , . . Jewel Gatherers, Simpson Bible School. Albany, N. Y. Williamsport, Pa. ILLE FERN CRANE Mattoon, Ill. Theological There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man, but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able, but will with the temgtation also make a way to escape, that ye may be a le to bear it. Corinthians lO:i 3 Africa Prayer Band '45 . . . Islands Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers. D. GRANT CROOKS Detroit, Mich. Theological I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live: yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh l live by the faith of the Son af God, who loved me, and gave Himself for me. Galatians 2:20 World Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men. . ' DAVID DERK A Theological Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit. John l5:l6 China Prayer Band . . . Camera Club Treasurer '46 :46.'5?hers of Men . . . Missionarian, Photographer CHARLES I. DITTMAR Missionary Be strong in the Lord and in the o f H, might. Ephesians 6:lO I p wer 0 Is Camera Club President . . . Fishers of Men Secretary . . . Missionarian Business Manager '48, H7605 Y Way MAXINE DONALDSON Union City, Pa. Christian Education l am crucified with Christ, nevertheless I live: yet not I but Christ liveth in me, and the life which I now live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. Galatians 2:20 Africa Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. PHILIP DRAKE Nyack, N. Y. Theological I am crucified with Christ: neverthelessll live, yet not l but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loveth me and gave Himself for me. Galatians 2:20 Orchestra. , W, ,, ,..., N . V . W-,A-,., , if ,Mu 7' IJ fi I V. , fi I' f JOEL J. FLOROS New Britain, Conn. Theological But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross 9f our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is cruc- ified unto me, and I unto the world. Galatians 6:14 World Prayer Band . . . Missionarian, Advertising Manager . . . Assistant Pastor. KATHERINE J. FDSHAG Monroe, Mich. Christian Education Casting down imaginations and every high thing that exalteth itself against 'the knowledge of God, and 'bringing into captivity every thought to the Obedience of Christ. I Corinthians l0:5 Vice President Senior Class . . . World Prayer Band, VICE President, Fall '47 . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Mis- sionary Committee, Lady Curator, Spring Term. Know ..., X. . EUNICE DUNKUM Cleveland, Ohio Missionary Yea, doubtless, and I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and do count them but dung, that I may win Christ. And be found in him, not having mine own righteous- ness, which is of the law, but that which is through the faith of Christ, the righteousness which is of God by faith. Philippians 3:8,9 Indo-'China Prayer Band . . . Chorus . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Sacred Concert Tour. HAZEL E. EDWARDS East Orange, N. J. Christian Education But I hold not my life of any account as dear unto myself, in camparison with accomplishing my course and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus to testify the gospel of the grace of God. Acts 20:24 World Prayer Band, Vice President, Spring '47. ' PHILIP FLOYD GIBBS Attamont, N. Y. Theological Whatsoever He saith unto you, do it. John 2:5 French Indo-China President . . . Camera Club . . . Fishers of Men . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Prairie Bible Institute. PEARL ISABEL HALL Mercer, Pa. Theological That4l may know Him, and the power of His res- urrection and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 China Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher. Q-iss' K MARGARET GARRISON Nyack, N. Y. Christian Education lf ye love me keep my commandments. John 14:15 Certainly l will be with thee: and this shall be a token unto thee that l have sent thee. Exodus 3:12 Junior Class Vice President . . . India Pra er Band Vice President . . . Missionary Committee, vice Pres- gent . . . Camera Club . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . 1 orus. MAR I ON GE l ST Warrendale, Pa. Missionary Thou wilt keep Him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee. Isaiah 26:3 Africa Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Orchestra. IRVING D. HAMBERGER Elmira, N. Y. Missionary Thou art the Christ, the Son of the Living God. Matthew 16:16 World Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men. JANE MAE HAMILTON New Galilee, Pa. Miggignafy For, Hetrhatth made hHirE to bg sin for us, who knew nosln, a we migt emaeth 'ht God in Him. I Corinthians 5121 e ng eousness of Africa Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher. 30 ' VIVIAN EUNICE HAMILTON Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Theological For ye shall go out with ioy, and be led forth wlth Eeace: the mountains and the hills shall break forth efore you into singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands. Instead of the thorn shall come up the fir tree, and instead of the brler shall come up the myrtle tree: and lt shall be to the Lord for a name, for an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off. Isaiah 55:l2,l3 India Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Camera Club . . . Jewel Gatherers. DONALD KING HAMMOND Nyack, N. Y. Mlsslonary 'For l am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God unto salvation, to everyone that believeth, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. Romans l:l6 Freshman Class President '43, '44 . . . French lndo China Prayer Band, Treasurer, Fall '43, President, Spring '44 . . . Chorus. MRS NE'l'l'l E HARVEY Washingt0r1 PB- Theological Call unto me and I will answer thee and show thee Qreat and mighty things which thou knowest not . Jeremlah 33 3 Africa Prayer Band THOMAS A. HAYES Harrison, N. J. Theological And they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings as eagles, they shall run, and not be weary, and they shall walk, and not faint. Isaiah 40:3l World Prayer Band. 31 JEAN HANNIS Cranford, N. J. Christian Education Faithful is He that calleth you, Who also will do it. I Thessalonians 5:24 India Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. DONA MAE HARDING Erie, Pa. Theological As for God, His way is perfect. Psalm l8:3O Freshman Class Secretary '44 '45 . . . South America Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Jewel Gatherers 748. Missionary Committee, Assistant Treasurer, Spring DOUGLAS G. HERBERT Newark, N. J. Theological That I may know Him and the Foower of.His res- urrection, the fellowship of His suflering, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 Senior Class Treasurer . . . World Prayer Band, Treas- urer . . . Orchestra . . . Missionarian, Assistant Art Editor. EVELYN HOLIDAY Waverly, N. Y. MissionarY For this God is our God for ever and ever: He will be our guide even unto death. Psalm 48:l4 India Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. my-f JAMES VanWICKLEN HEDGER Eastport, L. I. Theological With God all things are possible. Mark IO:27 Brooklyn Teacher. MARY HEIR CIeVelafldf Ohio Christian Education In righteousness shalt thou be established: thou shalt be far from oppression, for thou shalt not fear: and from terror, for it shall not come near thee. Isaiah 54:l4 Africa Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Glee Club. P-'iZ?:i'-3 ' 32 KATHERINE HOLMES Redlands, Calif. Theological Fear thou not' for I am with thee: be not dismayed, for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee: yea, l will help thee: yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. Isaiah 41 :IO India Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers. MARIAN JEAN HOODMACHER Wharton, N. J. Missionary That in all things He might have the pre-eminence. Colossians 'I :IB South America Prayer Band, Vice President, Fall '47 . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Mis- sionarian, Features '48, 7502! Y WW BETTY HUEY East Orange, N. J. Missionary CaII unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. Jeremiah 33:3 Africa Prayer Band. MILDRED JENKINS Corning, N. Y. Christian Education it Ye .have not chosen me, but I have chosen you and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye 5 all' ask of the Father in my name He may give it YOU. John I5:l6 World Prayer Band . . . Africa Prayer Band, Secretary - - - Glee Club . . . Jewel Gatherers. CLETUS EILEEN KLEIN Warren, Ohio Theolog In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall ect thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 I - ical dir- India Prayer Band, Vice President . . . Jewel Gatherers W Business College. - - . Brooklyn Teacher . . . arren LILLIAN E. KNOWLES Miami, Florida Theological HNPI by might nor by power but by my Spirit, 'he Lord of Hosts. Zechariah 4:6 Near East Prayer Band . . . Camera Club. saith ll Kncmcalflm... .. JUANITA JONES Van Wert, Ohio He hath saved us, and called us, with an holy call- ing, not according to our works, but according to His own purpose and grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus before the world began. II Timothy I:9 Theological India Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. DORIS JUECKSTOCK Detroit, Mich. Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a ood courage' Be not afraid neither be thou dis- Missionary Q t . mayed, for the Lord thy God is with thee whitherso- ever thou goest. Joshua I:9 GILMORE H. LAWRENCE GERTRUDE M. KUHLMAN Syracuse, N. Y. Missionary That I may know Him, and thc power of His res- urrection and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 Class Secretary '45, '46 . . . French Indo-China Prayer Band, Vice President . . . Missionary Committee Prayler Leader, Fall '47 . . . Camera Club . . . Jewei Gat erers, Secretary, Fall '46, Vice President, Spring '47, President, Fal '47 . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Congress of Bands Speaker . . . French Indo-China. RUTH JEANETTE LANKER, R.N. Mt. Gilead, Ohio Missionary Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding ioy. Jude 24 Africa Prayer Band, SGCYHTBIX . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . horus. CHARLOTTE E. KOH LER Syracuse, N. Y. Sacred Music For I know whom l have believed, and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which l've committed unto Him against that day. ll Timothy l:l2 Island Prayer Band . . . Chorus . . . Missionarian Staff, Music Co-Editor . . . Sacred Music Concert our. WILLIAM A. KOMSTEDT New York City Theological Fear thou not for I am with thee: be not dismayed, for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee, yea, I will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. Isaiah 4l:l0 China Prayer Band . . . South America Band . . Chorus . . . Orchestra . . . Wheaton College. Lancaster, Pa. Theological That I may know him, and the power of His res- urrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:lO Brooklyn Teacher. LAVERNE LEGARY Ontario, Canada Theological According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I snall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be mag- nified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Philippians 1:20 China Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . St. Paul Bible School. 34 EDGAR LEWELLEN Farmer's Mills, N. Y, Missionary HG that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious Sfedhshall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bring- IVIQ IS sheaves with him. Psalm i26:6 President Freshman Class . . . India Prayer Band, President Fall '46 . . . Fishers of Men . . . Student Pastor . . . M. T. I. Sunday School Superintendent. RUTH E. LITTLE Lancaster, Pa. Missionary The Lord is my shepherd, l shall not want. Psalm 23:1 Near East Prayer Band, Vice President, Fall '46. n BETTY MCELDOWNEY CUNY, Pa. Missionary 2'Th0u wilt show me the path of life: in thy presence J fullness of joy, at thy right hand there are pleas- FGS for evermore. Psalm i6:ll geC efafY Senior Class . . . French Inc , China Prayer and . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Glee Club. MARY ALICE MCGARVEY Tuffle Creek, Pa. Missionary arc? have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, frultordalned you, that ye should go and bring forth so I I and that your fruit should remain: that what- give! Ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may e 'T YOU. John l5:l6 F?ufhGl2Q'lEIiEIg. Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher 35 DONALD M. LLOYD Syracuse, N. Y. Theological The Lord is my portion, saith my soul, therefore will I hope in him. Lamentations 3:24 World Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . . . Orchestra . . . Leader of Prayers for Lost Loved Ones. DONNA MAE LUTTON Yorktown, Ind. Christian Education l have set the Lord always before me, because he is at my right hand, I shal not be moved. Psalms l6:8 China Prayer Band, Vice President '46 . . . Jewel Gathercrs . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . Junior Church Teacher . . . Congress ot Bands Speaker, China. i i i i i l AUGUST MARTIN Nyack, N. Y. Have l not commanded-you to be strong and of a good courage: be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. Joshua l:9 Theological India Prayer Band Treasurer '45 . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Basketball . . . Baseball. MILDRED MICKEL Phillipsburg, N. J. Missionary That l may know him, and the power of His resur- rection, an the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:lO French Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. i-iARoi.o MANGHAM Orlando, Fla. Theological l will bring the blind by a way that they know not, I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness iight before them and crooked things straight. These things I will do unto them and not forsake them. Isaiah 42:16 Senior Class President '47-'48 . . . China Prayer Band President, Spring '47 . . . Chorus . . . Student Council President '47-'48 . . . Missionarian Circulation Man- ager '47-'48 . . . Concert Tour, '47-'48, JOHN WILLIAM MANNS Newark, N. J. Theological For I determined not to know anything .among you, save Jesus Christ, and Him crucified. I Corinthians 2:2 World Prayer Band. D DOROTHY MILBURN Altoona, Pa. Christian Education God is my strength and Sewer: and He maketh my way perfect, ll Samuel 2 :23 China Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Chorus Missionarian Music Co-Editor '47-'48 . . . Concert Tour '48. ERICTON B. MONOVAN Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Theological They overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony, and they loved not their lives unto the death. Revelation l2:Il Africa Prayer Band . . . Missionary Committee, Prayer Leader '38 . . . Fishers of Men. H7505 f WW JAMES E. MOORE McKeesport, Pa. Theological f'Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence IS fullness of joy, at thy right hand there are pleas- ures forevcr more. Psalm l6:ll Island Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Brooklyn Teacher. DONALD MORELAND Bloomfield, N. J. Theological That utterance may be given unto me that l may Open my mouth boldly, to make known the mystery Of the Gospel. Ephesians 6:19 Freshman Class Treasurer . . . China Prayer Band, Treasurer . . , Fishers of Men. RUTH E. NORTON Shinglehouse, Pa. Sacred Music He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 World Prayer Band . . . Chorus . . . Concert Tour. EUGENE PALMA Syracuse, N. Y. Theological And they t f th d eached everywhere, The I-Qfd worklnvgervritlsrthenaw? ared confirming the Word with signs following. Mark l6:2O Freshman Class President . . . South America Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Fishers of Men . . - Chorus . . . Missionarian, Art Editor . . . Congress of Bands Speaker. 439 WAYN E EDWARD MORRlSON Katonah, N. Y. Theological Preach the Word, be instant in season, out of sea- son, reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long suffering and doctrine. ll Timothy 4:2 World Prayer Band . . . World Prayer Band, Treasurer . . . Fishers of Men, Vice President . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Chorus. MARJORI E NEWELL Dunkirk, N. Y. Christian Education I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God unto salvation to everym one that believeth, to the Jew first and also to t e Greek. Romans l:l6 World Prayer Band . . . Jewel Galherers. GRACE HOPE PATTERSON St. Michael, Pa. Sacred Music ln all thy ways acknowledge Him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 Africa Prayer Band, Vice President '47 . . . Camera Chg. . . Orchestra . . . Congress of Bands Speaker - rica. LELA PIERCE Torpedo, Pa. Missionary l am crucified with Christ, nevertheless I livey yet not I, but Christ liveth in meg and the life which I now live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son of God who loved me and gave Himself for me. Galatians 2:20 China Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. ANN PARKS Van Buren, Ark. Christian Education Have not I commanded Thee? Be strong and of a good courage, be not afraid, neither be thou dis- mayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whitherso- ever thou goest. Joshua 1:9 China Prayer Band, Vice President '47. ANNA PARMENTER Attleboro, Mass. Missionary For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: -for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth: to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. Romans I:l6 South America Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers. JAMES I. PIPER Hopewell, Pa. Theological For he satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. Psalms IO7:9 Africa Prayer Band, President, Fall '47 Student Coun- ci . CHARLES B. PITROFF Erie, Pa. Missionary I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 French Indo-China Prayer Band, Treasurer . . . Fishers of Men. 38 PAUL ROBERT PRENTICE Akron, Ohio Theological . but this one thing I do, forgetting those things WHICI1 are behind, and reaching forth unto those 'fh '1QS'which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:l3,l4 gouth America Prayer Band, President . . . Camera lub . . . Brooklyn Teacher . . . Chorus . . . Congress 0 Bands Speaker . . . Concert Tour. AN ITA MAE RAGLAND Vallei' Sfation, Ky. Theological Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a 900d courage, be not afraid, neither be thou dis- 'HYed' for the Lord thy God is with thee whitherso- ever thou goest. Joshua l:9 Chlna Prayer Band . . . India Prayer Band. LAURAETTE C. REES NYaCk. N. Y. Theological age-strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be dofad Of them: for the Lord th? God, He It is that th '90 with thee, I-Ie will not ail thee, nor forsake ee- Deuteronomy Bl :6 Africa Pra er Band Spring '47 Island Prayer Band '45, y46 . . . jewel Gatherers . . . c.A.M. F. WILLIAM W. REES NVaCk. N. Y. Theological CPM God forbid :har I should glory, save in the isoss Qf.our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world Crucified unto me, and I unto the world. Galatians 6:l4 Sfjlfiwlrgzayer Band, Treasurer, Spring '46 . . . 39 HAROLD RAMBO Pittsburgh, Pa. 'I fN20lOQlC0l . . . that in all things He might have the pre- eminence. Colossians I:l8 French Indo China Prayer Band . I. . Missionary Com- mittee, Treasurer, Fall '47 . . . Fishers of Men. MARY ANN RATCLI FFE Buffalo, N. Y. Theological Fear thou not' for I am with thee, be not dismayed: for I am thy God: I will strengthen theey yea, I will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. saiah 4l :IO India Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . C. A. M. F. '46 Missionarian, Features Co-Editor. GLADYS RICHARDS Wharton, N. J. Christian Education That I may know Him and the power of His res- urrection and the fellowship of His sufferings being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:1 India Prayer Band . . . Missionary Committee, As- sistant Treasurer, Fall '47 . . . Glee Club. MRS. DAWN ROBIE Union Springs, N. Y. Christian Education For to me to live in Christ and to die is gain. Philippians 1:21 Africa Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Jewel Gatherers. JAMES RICCITELLI Roselle Park, N. J. Theological Casting all your care upon Him for He careth for you. I Peter 5:17 French Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Concert Tour . . . C. A. M. F. Orchestra. MILDRED R. RICH Beaver Falls, Pa. Missionary Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippian 1:6 Island Prayer Band . . . Orchestra. ROBERT L. ROBIE Union Springs, N. Y. Theological That I may know Him and the power of His res- urrection, being made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:10 China Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . . . Chorus Houghton College. EULA ROBINSON Alabama Theological That I may know Him, and the power of His resur- rection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, bein made conformable unto His death. Philippians 3:18 7kaJZl Y WW ' ELMER SAHLBERG Dale, Minn. Theological and as long as he sought the Lord, God made him to DI'OSper. Il Chronicles 26:5 'slandIPrayer Band, President, Fall '46 . . . Missionary' Committee Prayer Leader, Fall '47 . . . Fishers of Men, Treasurer '46 Editor Missionarian. MARTHA A. SCHERRER Baltimore, Md. Missionary Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in him, and he shal bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 Africa Prayer Band, Vice President, Spring '47 . . Chorus . . . Jewel Gatherers. A . ,f,Z?'f ' ' I I rs,,,v5', . PGYWHQ -' I DORIS SEAVER MONT-Hgue, Mich. Missionary Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a Q00d courage, be not afraid, neither be thou dis- maYed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whitherso- ever thou goest. Joshua I:9 Africa Prayer Band . . . Chicago Evangelistic Institute. MARTHA SEBOLT Alabama City, Alabama Christian Education AS for God, His way is perfect. Psalm lB:3O India Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Chorus . . . Island Prayer Band . . . South America Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Brooklyn Teacher. ELSI E DOROTHY SCHRULL Walton, N. Y. Christian Education Only fear the Lord, and serve I-lim in trust with all your heart: for consider now great things He hath done for you. I Samuel 12:24 South America Prayer Band, Secretary Fall '47 . . . Brooklyn Teacher. CHARLES W. SCOTT Sioux City, Iowa Missionary Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. Romans 8:37 South American Prayer Band, Treasurer . . . Fishers of Men . . . Chorus. EMMA CAROLYN SMITH Phillipsburg, N. J. Missionary That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and in- creasing in the knowledge of God. Colossians I:IO French Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Camera Club . . . Jewel Gatherers , . . Orchestra. MERRILLS ROY SMITH Sherman, N. Y. Theological But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is cruc- :fled unto me, and I unto the world. Galatians 6:14 Africa Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . . . Brooklyn Teacher. ARNOLD RALPH SEEFELDT South Glens Falls, N. Y. Theological And he said unto them, go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. Mark l6:l5 China Prayer Band, Treasurer, Spring '47 . . . Fishers of Men. BRUCE E. SHELDON Oakland, Calif. Missionary For I the Lord thy God will hold thy right hand say- ing unto thee, fear not, I will help thee. Isaiah 41 :I3 China Prayer Band, President, Fall '47 . . . Fishers of Men. JASPER W. SMOAK, JR. Miami, Fla. Theological And whatsoever ye do do it heartily as to the Lord, and not unto men. Colossians 3:23 Island Prayer Band . . . Missionary Committee, Pres- ident, Summer School '46 . . . Fishers of Men . . . Hub Manager. SARAH E. SMOAK Miami, Fla. Theological When I sent ye forth without shoes, or purse or script, lacked 56 anything? They answered him, 'noth- ing'.' Luke 2 :35 Island Prayer Band, Vice President, Fall '46 . . Missionary Committee, Lady Curator, Fall '47 . . . Chorus . . . Student Council . . . Missionarian, Mis- sions Co-Editor . . . Hub Co-Manager . . . Congress of Bands Speaker-Islands '47. 42, FRANK E. SOU LES Ilion, N. Y. Theological ACC9rding to my earnest expectation and my.hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all bfflflness as always, so now also Christ shall be mag- nified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Philippians l :ZO Island Prayer Band . . . Missionary Committee, Pres- ident . . . Orchestra. J. PAUL SPARGO Portlandville, N. Y. Theological MY Soul, wait thou only upon God: for my expec- tation is from Him. Psalm 62:5 South America Prayer Band . . . Philadelphia School of the Bible. - New .,5..IW.. ELIZABETH STEBBINS Nyack, N. Y, Missionary f' . . . greater is He that is in you than He that is in the world. I John 4:4 'French Indo China Prayer Band, Vice President, Fall 47 . . . Chorus. DOROTHY M. STODDARD Nyack, N. Y. Missionary Africa Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Columbia Bible College. 43 A BETTY J EAN SPITTLER Cranford, N. J. Christian Education But this one thing I do, forgetting those things vhich are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:l3,l4 Freshman Class Vice President '45, '46 . . . Island Prayer Band, Secretary '47 . . . Missionary Committee, Vice President, Spring '48 . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brookgn Teacher . . . Missionarian, Missions Co-Editor . . . ongress of Bands Speaker . . . Island Band. BEVERLEY STAUB Chenango Forks, N. Y. Missionary And I will bring the blind by a way that they knew not: I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness light before them, and crooked places straight. These things will I do unto them, and not forsake thcm. Isaiah 42:16 Island Prayer Band, Vice President, Fall '47 . . . Jew- el Gatherers, Secretary, Fall '47 . , . Missionarian, Co-editor Class Section '48. MARTHA SYBIL TAYLOR Savannah, Ga. Theological He staggered not at the promises of God through unbelief, but was strong in faith, giving glory to God. Romans 4:20 Africa Prayer Band . . . Chorus. EVANGEL MARY TRAVIS Nyack, N. Y. Sacred Music lt is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord. and to sing praises unto thy name, O most hi9I1- Psalm 92:1 French Indo-China Prayer Band, Secretary '47 . . . Camera Club . . . Chorus . . . Orchestra . . - Glee Club. I I PAUL EDWARD SWANSON Santa Monica, Calif. Theological But sanctity the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear. I Peter 3:15 Island Prayer Band, Treasurer '46 . . . Misslonaires Quartette. ' MINTA J. TAYLOR Central Nyack, N. Y. Christian Education For we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 Africa Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. DONALD TROUTEN Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Theological Teach me to do thy will: for thou art my God: thy spirit is good: lead me into the land of uprightness. Psalm 143:10 Treasurer Junior Class . . . French Indo-China Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . . . Chorus . . . Manager, Book Store and Post Office. DORIS L. VICK Roselle Park, N. J. Christian Education Call unto me, and I will answer thee and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. Jeremiah 33:3 World Prayer Band . China Prayer Band . . . Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . Student Council. H7505 Y Way JOHN F. WAGNER Hillside, N. J. Missionary Fear thou not' for I am with thee, be not dismayed: for I am thy C-god: I will strengthen thee: yea, l will help thee, yea, l will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. lsaiah 4l:lO French lndo China Prayer Band . . . Camera Club. DAVE E. WALBORN Butler, Pa. Missionary And we know that all things work together for good to Them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 Africa Prayer Band, Treasurer, Spring, '47, President, Fall 47 . . . Camera Club . . . Fishers of Men. PAUL L. WALLS Ambridge, Pa. Sacred Music f'l-am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it 'S the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth. Romans l:l6 World Prayer Band . . . Fishers of Men . . . Chorus. EVELYN WALTON Shelbyville, lnd. Missionary H Ye' have not chosen me, but l have chosen you and Ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that hour fruit should remain: that whatsoever Ye Shall as of the Father in my namc, He may give 'l YOU. John l5:l6 South America Prayer Band Secretaigf, Spring '47 . . . Fewel Gatherers, Treasurer, Fall '4 5 Vice President, all 47, President, Spring '48 . . . Brooklyn Teacher. ALDA RUTH WALLS Waverly, N. Y. Christian Education And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 China Prayer Band . . . Chorus . . . Orchestra. JAMES ROBERT WALLS Ambfidgef Pa- Theological Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so 'great a cloud of witnesses, let us la aside every weight, randlthe sin that doth so easily beset us, and :et its run wlthJpatienrie the race that is set before us, oo ing unto esus t e autho and F' 'h f Faith. Hebrews i2:i,2 r 'ms er 0 ou' China Prayer Band, President, Fall '46 . . . Orchestra. LOIS WEB BER Dayton, Ohio Missionary Thou wilt keep Him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee because He trusteth in thee. Isaiah 26:3 Island Prayer Band, Secretary, Fall '46 . . . C. A. M. F. ROBERT C. WEBER Lima, Ohio Theological Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 35,6 Fort Wayne Bible Institute. RUTH WALTON North Bessemer, Pa. Missionary And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 South America Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher. IVA L. WARD Sherill, N. Y. Theological I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation tc everyone that believeth, to the Jew first and also to the Greek: Fore therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith as it is written the just shall live by faith. Romans l:l6,l7 Africa Prayer 'Band . . . Jewel Gatherers. GERALD WESLEY WELBOURN Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Theological I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a lving sacrifice holy acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Romans I2:l China Prayer.Band, Treasurer . . . China Prayer Band President Spring, '45 . . . Fishers of Men . . . Brook: Iyn Teacher. HOWARD P. WEST I Nyack, N. Y. Theological f'Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? , . . in' all these things . . . more than conquerors through Him that loved us . . . Romans 835,39 46 VOLENA WILSON Ma I0n, N. C. Christian Education ll , I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless l live: yet not llbut Christ liveth in me: and the life which l now Iive in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Galatians 2:20 World Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers. VIRGINIA ELAINE WILSON BI mIf1QI1am, Mich, Missionary C0rnmit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in him: and he shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 South America Prayer Band . . . Brooklyn Teacher. MARGARET YERKIE Muskegon, Mich. christian Education :For we know that all things work together for good 0 them that love God, to them who are the called aCC0 fI'f1Q to his purpose. Romans 8:28 Brooklyn Teacher. CAROLYN YOUNG NYBCIC, N. Y. Christian Education For the Lord God will help me: therefore shall I For be .confoundedz therefore have I set my face Ike a flint, and l shall not be ashamed. Isaiah 50:7 Wheaton College. 47 i RUTH M. WILTING Cleveland, Ohio Missionary ln all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 South America Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers Brooklyn Teacher. GARN ET ELIZABETH WOLFE Nutter Fort, West Va. Missionary The Lord is my light and my salvation: whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life: of whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1 India Prayer Band . . . Jewel Gatherers . . . Brooklyn Teacher. NORMAI. . ZERBE Williamsport, Pa. Missionary Being confident of this very things, that He which hath begun a good will perfor ' work in you m If until the day of Jesus Christ, Philippians 1:6 China Prayer Band, Camera Club, Jewel Gatherers, Brooklyn Teacher. S ell any ads 1 Joel? i 48 -a Finally Marne .,L, 1, EJUHIUHST' THUS our second year at the Missionary Training Institute has come to a happy end- lng- As we consider the progress we have made under the capable leadership of our prot- essors, and the blessed times we have enjoyed in revival meetings, class prayers, and school activities, we all with one accord say Bless The Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless His holy name. In the light of our class motto, we are confident that our sufficiency iS not ot ourselves, but our sufficiency is of God, and with this confidence we enter into our Senior year with great expectancy. 49 CLASS OFFICERS JOHN CARLSON. .' ...... GRACE STANDARD . JOHN BUBB ..... RUTH SONDREGGER. . . REV. GILBERT H. JOHNSON. . . . President- Vice President . . Treasurer . . Secretary Class Adviser Emerson Ackerman Earl Aiken J. Robert Ambler Mary Archer Howard Beardslee Bernadine Beck Howard Bedell Willard Bell David Blakemore Johanna Bouw l l 1 l x l il l . l ' J' l I Margaret Bower Dorothy Breaden Edward Brown John O. Bubb John Calhoun Jennie Carl John Carlson Lois Chandler Jane Combs Robert Cowles Vernon Damm Robert Dehn . 'F Allen Deyo Elaine Diehl W Robert Dittmar Bernard Dunning Paul Ellison John L. Emary David Emerson Evelyn Ferguson Gaynor Ferrell Otis Fisher Ralph Carleton Robert Dempstel John Fitzsfevens Paul Gabrielson Lois Galindo Bettye Gattis Harold George John Glos Ralph Godwin Jackie Gordon Robert Greene Carolyn Griswold ,,...a.-. Z J - . . . ames Grumbine Blame Harding Bruce Harrison Wilbur P' Him? Dudley Horning David Hostetter a Qs G x Raymond Jackson Warren Jacobs Ruth Hecker -S J A L Velma Hegarty Oden Herrick Stanley Hiers 7' Barbara Howland 1 91. Donald Jacobsen Ruth Ann Hutton Gladys Hyson D. Franklin Irwin Naomi Jessop Donald Johns Richard Johnston Jack Juecksfock Youngve Kindberg Fred Lanlz Ivan Lay 5 Janis Keys Lester Leach Ralph Lithgow James Macaw Forrest Mangham Keith Martindale fax Dorothy McDowell Eileen McEntarfer Joseph Meakim Floyd Meier J F, C? 'Cf' Alvin Moser Eric Murray Joyce Murray Mary Nash Roland Lord Warren MacEachern E557-Avi-rfj-'y-A . -1 Clyde I. May Lavinia McCart Glenn Menzie Betty Miner James Morton Clair H. Nelson William Newell Joseph Nicholson Ge0fQe Osborne Arthur Park John Patterson Lloyd Philli Orlee Phillips Ho,-ace pollock Ralph po,-fer Catherine Powell George Archie Powell WBYNG Pufnam Frances Schutt E i l I l I l David Rathjen Melvin Rennie Merrill Reside Theodore Rhoadcs J. Warren Rhodes l Frances Ricker Gladys Robinson Lewis B, Rowell William Ruecklc Doris Russell dna Scott Jean Scott James Senseny Mable Serhus Rowland Sipley David Smith ,tm Q U NW I f if l Fra nk Smith Paul N. Smith Ruth Sondregger Ruth Spargo Richard Spencer Grace Standard Laird Stengele Margaret Stout Samuel Stout Anna Stroup Lowell Strumpfer Frank Swain Levoy Taylor Condon Terry P-090V Thomas Therissa Tracy Jonathon Travis F W l Amelia Trieman Gerald Tropf Edwin Tucker Warren H. Turner Robert Walsh Andrew Weidner Lloyd Weston Norman Whitney Raymond Wolfe ll Emma Wooledge Richard Wright Bernard Yerkie Elwood Zopfi Robert L. Zopfi While Men Work. Women Play. h 54 ,,, 3 lll ' 'lllllll EFRESHIHEH 4 GOD has singled out each one of our Fresh- man Class to a deeper walk with Him, a lite out greater separation and of deeper consecra- tion. If we faithfully walk in the added light We have received, the years which lie ahead will be of great blessing and inspiration. Al- llW0l-Igh we have occasionally failed, God has Dardoned and illumined us. We endeavor, by The Grace of God and by the help of the Holy Spirit, to walk on and on-that we might at- tain unto the perfect life in Christ. 55 CLASS OFFICERS DANIEL NEGRIS ......... President ESTHER VAN HINE . . . Vice President HOWARD HANSON . . , , , Treasurer HAZEL KIM ..... .... S ecretary REV. HAROLD M. FRELIGH .... Faculty Adviser Elizabeth Aines 'Ralph Allen John C. Anderson ,Amt ,,., . , .,m1,,.,y,. ,-iff , in '-1 Joyce Armstrong Ruth Armstrong Rolland Ayers R. Bruce Bainbridge Clifford Ball Lena Ball Nils Bang ii Vernon Anderson William H. Anderson ,,,, ,,,.,,, . , ., Charles T. Baber Mildred Bainbridge Doris Barger Mary Baker Mary R. Bell Florence Benjamin Barbara Black Gerald Bottenfield Jake Bouw William Bowler MSW E- Brampton Lillian Brannon an Joyce Brassington turf Lois Brush Raymond O. Bridgham John Buczynskl Wilson Burnette George E. Cannon Daniel Carlson David Carnefix Louise Carpenter Martha Clayton N, ..1....e1 A .. Q.:-Q-qv-s., N W in Nav- Jean Cogan Charles Commerct Archie Cook l-0Siie M- C00i4 Virginia Coffman Marjorie Cowles Paul D. Creech Jessie Crouch Mazie Cummings Harold Decker Ramon Dial Melvin Dolby Elaine Doten Dorothy Draudt Patricia Erwa Y Charles Effhenbefg EVf2iYf'i Faffifigel' Minerva Farringer Thelma A. Gambrell Addison Gay Clifford Green Dennis Grudda George Gruen Fred Haight Joy Dutcher Carmen Ficrito . xr Bernard L. Dunham Robert E. Francis 'sg- Mariorie Green Mildred Gresham Wayne Hamilton Robert Hammond Ruth Eckert Shirley Fuller 'ir Howard J. Hansen Karolena Harrison Charles Heier Maurine F. Herrold -.., Patricia Hoadley Paul Hope Charles Horne 6 , . ff Lys' ,c. 1 N 94 Lorraine Hartzell Eleanor F. Harvey Elizabeth Hehn 457 Donald Hessler Catherine Howard R. William Hiner Fred Hiveley l ., S: Dorothy Huntley Claudio Iglesias Lester Ike Harold Irish Clarence Jaycox Gordon R. Jensen M. Elinor Joell Colleen Johns Harold Johnson David Jones Jeanette Jones Kamvq Ia Shirley L. Keiser ff an Naomi Jueckstock Mildred Kaempfer Efhel Kams Lois Kear 2 Hazel Kim William F. Kissell Martha Kohler Alice Marie Krall men-f-,., ... yy Gi Q N' I Hiram Lake Mary Lake Lula Mae Langnecker Elaine Laughter James Lawley W ,r.-1,,,a, . . .V Phyllis Lawrence Mary Alice Liebmann Paul Lilja Lelia Light Eula Mae Lindsey Jo an Lon9Yeal' Yolanda McBride Donald P. McGarvey Sylvia McNemar June Marston Evelyn Masters Hazel Mechtly . s Q 1 M - - . arlofle Mlller Lawrence T Merrill Ressxe Miller Sylvia Moon Anna J More David L. Moreland Erma Moreland J' Phmp MOVQBY1 lra Morrison David E. Muir Jeanne F. Murcell Ralph L. Murray iw - Frank Nelson John C. Nevius Dorothy J. Newbern Dorothy Nicholson l l r l Margaret Parks W. D. Parrish Stanley l. Partridge Eleanor Payne Robert H. Pease -'4 Lucille Pelham Richard C. Pelham Mildred Phillips Myrna Putnam Janet Randall Harriett Rhoadcs Daryl A. Ring Joaquim Rodriguez Neal Rogers Emerson C. Ross Mary Lou Russell Harold L. Sahrfl - pg,a. ,umig. 1 ,mum T 45, . -'P' Ruth Schenck Lois Schwem John W. Shaw Charles Simpson Daphyn Smith Myrtle Smith Dorothy Spidell Elfriede Stein Joe Stephens Robert Stinson Rosemarie Stoddard Carolyn Tassell Wallace Taylor Ethel Tompkins Richard Tompkins ESYNGI' Van Hinc Richard Ward Mary Elizabeth Walker Madeleine Weir Ralph Wetherbee Alvin N. Williams Margaret Ann Williams Helen Williamson E 1 l l J - - . . ein Willis Harrison Wingar Doreen Woods Robert Wyllie ona PHEPI-lllllllllll SlUllElllS Lydia Weiboldt Gerald Wells Mary Emma Williamson D ld W. Yaeger James E. Yates William Younkins Ed . . ward Benlam 'l Thelma Cox Harold Grim August Grudda William D. Hardy wwf- Jack Kephart William Lotridge Marvin L. Lowrey William J, Manley George Mardonia Daniel Negris John S. Savoia Charles Shepson gtk 'M-4' Helen Bach Z Glen Brumbaugh Marion L. Carlson Marsha Emary Grace M. 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Nun l 'I un uh :Wynn luuuuuun annum Jun' H ' ---------.......'w:w.uw -- ---- ----------uwar1.1.l1i. i .mm-ulullHll N ' mx ith .n-alum! ANN U N lmlllmunlllll ull! nummmmnnulnumnw'ww WN W N, MU? 'yn 1 ul x N 1 v ....... :..LiLL.1.L uL .... gg.: W W MW: mllluluuluunn.,,,'uuami W HX ,mx Mylygugnym M 'mmm 4 X illlllumu lmul k illlllm H 'l :num 'ml i Il .---:Lulu 1 pn ,Hn .nl1rllllllunlHfI., K L --------- R ..----. lllllllllxlillllm''W Hllllllllllllllllllllnnuumm.......nll Alllllnuullllllllww A rmii n i mmmm 1 4 l W :Wil x n yl ll li xl' Y X 'N 'vi xllgixllggievalllllv l UNH ,U 10 , Hiinzaxaz ..... , 5.1...iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii?ff5: H - '''wwsxxxxuxxxuxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxzsxzazzazazxaaa:1-. ''YMlllllllllillllkkHmmmummmuaswww ----- 1 N i 1llIllll'n!::::::::nuun-num l U wx bl N Nw Ill vu ml! HJ R 'll H mln' ll!!! M IIHQ, , W ff n 'NW W ix 1 .MX n , ,, , v iluunu w ii N 1 X : l : vnuIIIlxmmllllllllmlllllllllllluum- Mp, .n Mlnnuuq unntk nunlunnn. .-------- WNuAl1NlIlI1p W W l!v ' ' 'lf ' wywx1U 1.15112 THE purpose of the School of Sacred Music is to train young men and women entrusted to us in the field of sacred music, The need is great on the home field, as well as the foreign field, for consecrated, thoroughly trained men and women. lf the preacher of the Word is exhorted to study to show himself approved, rightly dividing the Word of Truth, should not the sacred musician study to show himself approved, rightly dividing the God-given harmonic law? This divine art as it is being taught today in our educational institutions, whether Christian or secular, was born within the church, We ought to recap- ture this great instrument and use it to its greatest extent in the House of the Lord, seeking definite results in the winning of the lost and in the edification of the saints. DR. LEE OLSON, Director of Music 66 iiiiiiiis .4 QT DOR SOP' ano 'off STANLEY PART Soprano Bass UR chorus meets every Tuesday and Thurs- day afternoon with Dr. Lee Olson to prepare especially for our most significant occasions: the Christmas and Easter musicals, Congress of Bands, and commencement. The presentation of Handel's Messiah and of Mendelssohn's Elijah is becoming traditional each year as voices, consecrated to God, sing praises to One who is a reality. HY PATMONT MARION HOWE G5 RUTH NORTON PAD 67 Soprano ROBERT LUCK 5-iss RAU TC'nor L WALLS UHEHESTHA L' 'A 'K X re'neaY5aX' rw ALICE LOU WEBSTER Concert Mistress EACH Monday and Wednesday afternoon our orchestra can be found practicing under the guiding baton of Dr, Lee Olson. On Friday evenings this group enriches the blessing of our missionary meeting by a prelude and offeratory. The Christmas and Easter musicals, Congress of Bands, and com- mencement will also find them giving praise unto God in harmony with the chorus. ea l N Elllr Elllll THE Glee Club is one of our newest organizations. Miss Geraldine Southern has directed the group from its infancy as it has ministered in song, not only to the student body, but also to church groups outside ot Nyack. This year marks the first concert tour by the group, cover- ing approximately two thousand miles, extending westward to Detroit, Michigan and terminating in New York City. MISS GERALDI NE SOUTHERN i l AWA fa lx' 1:1 MISS JANE SNYDER Soloist W x if 'S sl frgxi 1 FT Q W ll Mex F 0'Y9E'9T TOUR i , 'Q' i 'N i, ' i' f.' if ,ag 'VJ1 S, A 11,5 Y' i i, -4-'X L' a CHORUS IN 1947, after a lapse of four years because of the war, the sacred concert group toured the eastern states from New York to Detroit, Michigan. Again in i948 this group, composed of select members of the orchestra and chorus, set out during the Easter season, this time touring the southland to Miami, Florida. Dr. Thomas Moseley accompanied the group, Each evening he intro- duced its director, Dr. Olson, and at the close ofthe program presented, espec- ially to the young people, the challenge of God's service. - Sl NFONETTE FX- 'JA 'Y' xm Nl., , 1 ' .4915 7 .Nui ,t Q- fg ik Q- 2. l ga! 'F if . -nn- .1,. 3,1 - f ,ltyix ,Li if .L X. . ' -, ' L' ' is K 'lm ., 19 4 1 X hx: Xl!! if -Xlw 'N -I' UUWHQE 55 U! 54 Abnuss: NEAR EAST :mn JWIILLIPB rllmrday flllernomr, Ffrbrwaqv EJ, 1946, al 2.'J0 orloclf MAL' Qvunnm Mugs, 51.2253q1Ig5u,Ft?l-2-TPuWm, rr ichard LPG2? Duvlu. Numa, Auvnmniu DR. THOMAS MOSELEK lvrlidznbbcan '4N Anuuzss: FRENCH INDO-CHINA nuevo ummm DR- LEE 01-SON' f'1 'ff 0 ff 'f cm cum: INCLINE youre EAR Rob:-r1W wan. Im-Una your ur, Ami come unto me: hmm hm and Q your mul lhall Iivr: Soak' ye llze Lord while hr nl may be Iaund. Annum: INDIA RALPH nw: 5 P B 0 ' THE ANGELUS 'M enum: T0 rms :morons BEYOND mom : .U,g5H,1uRE1GN Wu. gg 'Tathnrelnbnudl 1 . h rhl h ij, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ' ' HA' M., been .JJ 9. H1 WmKLf'.h'Z'Z ..Twfi',,..l LIL L' Hu luve, I mun lell me swan! :tory uf old, I : R , W R S uv NVOMHON General Sn-nlary af T44 Elrulian dz Alhllaqaryfmtrua Oppgxmq ANU ANNQUNUA-mmrgg : . V D , ,. . sawn' Rauma I .vi-11.rm1wy,r1u 04551. :iv-2w.::3awAy4uu:sf 0 C MARCHE PON ' 1F C'U-E F 'ff 10 7 U' Transcribed by Alice Lou Webster' Sonnet. AND ALUMNI: MOUNT OF PRAYER AND ELESSING Ekvnll-Elm amy Rauuuou, Acranfniu Gnu Cum: THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD Beatrice Bush Ulxlar my Wm M mm Lone yvm hlw lulleq md lbw Inv: hmvl tim ,lem I , b , Mums: me zswvns nmv Jw sfmu. ,,f ,Qf,'Qj,,,,'j ,,,'f:,jl.1 'L ' W ' 1 ' S I I Cnnnvl. COULDNT HEAR NOBODY PRAY Azmbg Annum CHINA DONNA muon A,,,,,gs,, SOUTH AMERICA Eunnqg PALM Cuonus .mn Oncnrmu: HALLELUJAHI Ludwig van Beethoven frm linux al Oliva Gun Cum: THE TWEWTY-THIRD PSALM Albert Huy Mdlvlle Hnnllqlum, um can .umdgmy san. mu. au, mm Umfaml Svvfvun. Uvlllffv' Arr. Kznneth Downing ,vw brlum mnlif mum. u. lmly mg, al Jay. 'Thu Lord ll my lhfnhnvd: I dull nat mm, Hu mllxerh mum In wb: an an r -rg , 3171 sarcasm 'vzzzhmxr mul: 'l1:7:dv::.mb:.f,. th: Aman H WORLD GRANT GMRS h I lghleu I hh ' lr . N' ' um ' ' Hum: me cm. Fon nmprzns n.omps.,n..g,,.,,,,, Allman: A FR1CA GMC' pa 1-rump ffvr wnla .ru lrurrll Olvuuhu: JESU, JOY OF MANS DRSIRINC Johann Sebastian Bach HXNIDICTIONI Rgv, H4gqLp M, Fung., Tmnacrlbed by Chnrles Robert: 'lime :Inf-If-crm nl va. Xl Pg 5 x55x?kNbwW I YJ' 4? gh 6190 Y W' 'AWN' X x v DreSSin9 Room 72 fly ' .3 P R IC A WCRK L llllll!Illl!llllllllllllllWlIliIl1l1llHl1llIH1ll5I1lKNII1ilIl1ilI1IDlI113I1XlNIll1IIll!IIllNllWlDl1l kt THE Rev, Gilbert H. Johnson and his able a5gxQ0' 'od Pllllllilll lllllllll -' llllllllllllllll lll llEllllN We receive. secretary, Miss Edna Scott, perform the neces- sary duties in the preparation of the assignment slips which appear in approximately 125 students' mail boxes each week. ln addition to the ministries of the Jewel Gatherers and the Fishers of Men, our prospective preachers, missionaries, Christian workers, and musicians receive experience in churches nearby, and enjoy the privilege of personal contacts in house-to-house and hospital visitation. I The Ambassadors present for us a picture story of the preparation and the fulfillment of an assign- ment. i We leave. , c. l l We serve. V W G Drac tice W 6 'efurn , N ' I f I. . ' 'o' Tw' TORONTO Tmo CHAPEL Houg T l ptofl B RIO Spndell, Woods' Bram Oflback, Norton, Spittler CLARINET TRIO Beardslee, Mechtly, Gay ...-ndilvl ? G M'ssloN-M323 Manqham Bubb, Shgpit-:LAfESSENGERS Mangham. Simpson' Po I ' acffachefh, Jacobson 75 ,,...-.mn Brmin, Feffe' AMBASSA l, C CAROLLERS FOR CHRIST DORS reech, Tropf. Kohler, Dunkuml Taylor KING'S HERALDS Partridge, Davis, Glos, Blakemore, Negris. 4.111 , 17 l . , l Y . l KlNG's DAUGHTERS Gosrsl.-Ames herrer, Nash' ROQUVS. Walls, Swain Ross Milburn, 55 76 Jacobs, Carnefix, Sipley, Hiers McNemar, Kim, Mechtly y, Y T . GOOD NEWS TRIO Elway, Williams, Johns Williamson, Soncireggcr, Murcel Sing forth the honor of C0d's name: make his praise glorionsf' singing and making melody in your heart to the Lordf, 77 llSlltllE CALLED to the work of evangelism through tract and testament distribution, jail work, street meetings, mission work, house-to-house canvassing, and Youth for Christ meetings, the Fishers of Men is an extra-curricular, volun- teer society of men whose hearts burn with a passion for lost souls. Each Sun- day, men from all departments and classes join in this effort to win men to a saving knowledge of Christ. Several scores of souls have been saved this year and are being followed up by mail. The Nyack Youth for Christ has prospered and is financed in part by Nyack Christian businessmen. Anywhere within a fifty mile radius of M. T. l. the Fishers of Men are working feverishly to redeem the time. A ministry among the Jews in Newark and among the Spanish speaking peoples of New York City has been especially encouraging. 78 III IIII Spring Semester RALPH E. GODWIN EMERSON ACKERMAN. ,,.. . BILL NEWELLL .,,,,. , .,., -. HOWARD BEDELL.,,..,, DICK JOHNSTON.. BILL NEWELL ,,..,, OFFICERS ., ,...., President. ..,,,,, , ,.,,., Vice President.. .,,, Fall Semester RALPH E. GODWIN EMERSON ACKERMAN Recording Secretary, ,.,, .,.. ,, , DARYL RING .....,..Corresponding Secretary, ,,.,,.,,Treasurer., Youth for Christ Dir. Faculty Adviser REV. GILBERT H. JOHNSON , I.,.. , ,HOWARD BEDELL DICK JOHNSTON ,,,,..,.,,BILL NEWELL JEWEL EATHHHHQ OFFICERS Fall Semester Spring Semester GERTRUDE KUHLMAN, ......, ...-,,.. P reSider1f 7ff,A,7.-. ..,....7, E VELYN WALTON EVELYN WALTON ,.,,,.,,,,. .,A. . A--ViCE PFeSidenf. ,f7-. ........ L AVINIA MCCART BEVERLY STAUB ........, .,.... ,..L.YLe S e crefary e7.-7e.-' L.,,.,.. . . ,..L KAY HOLMES CHARLOTTE BOWMAN.. LL,,L. L.L.L. l .Treasure-r. L.L, .. ...... VOLENA WILSON MARJORIE NEWELL AL......,L LL....., P ianisf ,LL.L, ..L.....,... I LLE CRANE PSALM 126:6: Ile that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubt- less come again with rejoieing, bringing his sheaves with hint. Each week Jewel Gatherers leave the Hillside to sow the Word in Sunday Sehools and released-time classes, and through Bible distribution and sanitarium visitation. Adults, as well as children, are reached as the girls endeavor to ferry out His command Go ye. The experience derived from sucfh service for the Lord is invaluable in training for the future. The desire of Jewel Gatherers is to oerupy NOW, for the time of the coming of the Lord draws near. 1 80 671 Nyack '47-'48 As the years unfold, may the reflections of the pages of this album bring cheer, with memories of those with whom delightful hours were spent and of those who helped to fortify my life in dark days. Each one has been a vital link in my chain of friendships. Many have their winning waysg some have left an indelible impres- sion because of their abilities or talentsg a few are spiritual giantsj some have outstanding personal traitsg and others are just unforgettable characters. Here they are-lest I forget the friends l've made at Nyack! 82 I mm-f' B' nam H, QQ, v' EE xfisfsvfew Sa 5 jvlvw. . l 45 :uv-fl: ff Bethany 'E is C'lflSHe Hall .. Q- all Q i f l'Y3cf,,1i -1 Harmony wilson Hall Bissell Hall pay-' ' H51 '- Always good advice! Hook Mountain hike. On the fence Campus kids. FRESHW EH FRIENDS All-h-hl d . 4' qu .I it -A ...Ep .L sa ' , . 5 V- V a N. - ' I rw -af' I .Q 5 . 1' 5 ' ,' Q, 5 2 , 4 l 4. W .-.- 5 1 -4. f a ' ls f - . V1 fi I Lovely room-mates. Founfain of YOUU1- N Yi KM .H , g- In Q5 I , ,yy 'JW 'Wi , has V ,K Z' H i' I fix? is ff , ,hi fs 5 V w ' 5 ', 7 . 4, vi vk R ' V ww, W ,, I sv e ' z,, - J-Ex, ei A : 4 ' I A W 1 4 l H X -ig., .V Q , VV rl i,,v,,4 ,AH 5 lx' I fu ,mx HX: . -2 ' A' , a, uw' ' Av A4-K -33 X' f' .- A ' wi 1 'Je 'A T .i-mf' TU ' -, W X-v .,-' 'i ,H ,V 'VAX Q. N 4: A-X ,xx ze ' ' .e 55' - . ' lf. X. hopper. the C c0 'e5 wha new ' 3 Fairy See our pigtails. 1 i.vW'W:'f'T' We L , Junior hike memories. Entertaining? QL, ., lr 1 x ow V921 'A mx -l -Dfw if s,l,l , 'L I! 'Gm ' if - A KN ' . V N-f ,f ' 2 -A I' :-- ,v ,-sa, Asif 7 bil'iW'1,'-ge Ag. Ai ,xl ' I 'ffi'-v-3' ,. I . y N -., w.. ,' YM- 15.4-1 A ,W qw ,-'q,,1,4. -- --'-:A Mrk 'f f f .' . -:Hp Hb fix-1--' - ,..QQ7,:,'?',',:-if Lf,- Q, if i - 1 be :Z--I. q',fP,!i, k flxgtlvl . u,Ff4-'?f'G. if , . 1 2 'f g.. .X ,,:h-,, f ,, ,,y'q,1v l'm Y 1 f T 4' Bernie-age 12. rf, Q11 V I' L bat ired! Buddies. SEHIU H L' Greek in repose. Dinner time! ' 17,9 1' . i'v. 44 ji 1 T , 1 V4,..jgL-f 'ff ' Q 4 M .W N . - '-re' -, , fi :ir tg' - fbiriffflf Q if ' . ' , ' ' f, U41 p Practice makes perfect. I img. www d0Vms . I QA 1 x Rf, ' X it A , A 4 .ar vy in ...,. g p uns and , . , ,,- , ,ff V W.,-f-f,:'5 , 1 3-'L . -ii , M, t , K fue e-Kaz:-- 1 e ': 9 . ' . .. ,y ' , ' - 'Wu u ' 591 Y K 1 ll ' rx 1 s ' v- I 5, ,H 'u 1 ' -in e 5 .,,1,.wi. ' , ' ef-f-1-W, wee: 'S L x Q sr A ,ki , 1 ,L P k ' ' . W? ' MJ bg. 4 ,Ln 4 ni ' ' t -1 y J v. XC nu O Q Solitude. Want a ride? Little Mid Rich. I, ,Q nh, nk-'9ivi,, Jeannie. I 9 Prize 'ab' 0. Lifeguards. vim' un' ' Don'l fall! 1 r qw, fv. 'nlgawzaqbns . Cl, 1000 arm,- Yu 'Ig 'Ho w Rocks and blocks. - 'Ngo' M sw ,fi rg, 'P . T I Q I F! Y? 'X A Q7 ! - ' ' . 3 H gy-la, 1 , M If X K X' ff X -' XXX 9 ' ' R vi W . HI kids! A little exerclse. Illl Gm. FQ 'f,9C, 'H 1 , 5 X- Il ' ' XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX 'X'1XXXX'w Xi XXeXXX1 XX'X X 'X X . ' A ' V, 1 ' 5. 9' ' x Vx 5 ' - -,XM ' Tell us the joke. Winter wonderland. Honeymooners. CUT-UPS! The Ford and l X - 'H 'X - 0 .,X! . XX X-Q XXXX, Q Southside waitresses Enjoying th a boat ride. ' Bashful? Nuff said! 'Uxl Happy holiday. Snow crew. Sideline. Pals. W YM K8 Q . 'I .xml . b I-I tx 424 fs! i 11 ,, . , Q5 .. . was j :Ll H A A Av' X . Xi, .Xi-3'-K' ' -. .f 1 4 Y V Mwsf. 5-'Ji 1 r ' z iv 'my'- -Ef' -iyri' grit . 7 - 5. ' V6 2 -'if , -. vi: -' :' ' 'Y . ' Proud papa! LQUE' , 'T' B rn, ,fir 1. 1. 4, I' . . ' sich: , . y .. J' -.li Qu i -ng 4 .f 1 .-qi., Q,Qfi,11i miAvQ 11,4 ', .fix ... -rv.-.i , 12 P i i , X . 1 V . 1 A f , fs -' '-.im 'fiifilwa' fd .- . , NL x -I L-fi -W ' afar 14 ,, A ' . x el' ll . . arm 'e,un9 Unlxe. ws' Where's Ruth? Fun for the family. You tell him! -W, nf , G FEL!! BASEBALL TRACK HAIOBALL They hike foo. A new day. Sllllllll ill Sllllll THOSE who participate in and those who witness the athletic endeavor at Nyack, must, surely, receive a blessing. From our observations, it seems that Christian sports, mirror the Christian's life. An intense drive towards a coveted goal. A clean fight for a priceless prize, and beyond these, the calm still assurance that the battle is worthy. Few pictures could portray the spirit of Sports at Nyack better than the one on this page. The blessed period of stillness that seeks God before the happy boisterousness of battle on the playing field, is not put aside during the period of contest. lt's a joy to watch or play, Games and Sports the Christian way. 9l Seniors Mildred Rich lllc Crane Margaret Garrison Betty Jean Spittler Ruby Brown Ruth Walton Ruth wining Betty McEIdowney Betty Hucy ll I Freshmen Elinor Joell Elaine Laughter Ruth Armstrong Lula Langnecker Joyce Armstrong Marjorie Green Jeanne Murcell Lorraine Hartzell Helen Williamson . pw 92 4 1 4, gi -ra Juniors Jane Combs Jackie Gordon Betty Miner Eileen McEntarfcr Barbara Howland Ruth Hecker Dorothy Brcadcn Lois Chandler Jean Scott Joyce Murray Bettye Gattis , A 1 - ff :JL 5 H f o', s ff! ,I mf I V' 1 LA 'V am' . 'rlhwx 'D V v L1 1 yu rx iff, .,. V? , 'S 2 1 I X , K 'T , fm 6' ff, ,, 'Q 'N sfsl 'Tl 3 x u 9 I I W XIII ,F lb I ,mx ' 1 cfj'-N 'Q' -...Q 0 I Nix. -.,, J i-.R ' .,.... ! '.,, f.L' 1 , au 'ff P f' ,,, gf M I 5 X f:!2s'f?14if'i47' - ' 5, ! -Q fl. ' . ff XV: .X if 2 M' 'K I 'SM r' M V f Ar- R fs, n sq ' A vu- u'Q . l .. '. , I 5 I A 'Q -I 1, , fs f . Q w. in .Gy ,flo 9 ' ,- fm .., . . K ,..dn...- Q . . .4 1.e.,., 45 . -9, 'K G 'x I P z i I 1 i 1 Q45 O SDH HAH HUEH HUWL Freshmen Bainbridge Ayres Francis lkC Titus Green Tompkins Yates Jenson Gay l ,2 . K Q , K A ' i Juniors Bubb Iglesias Stengele Rogers Rowell Moser Hammond Nik Seniors P- G- Rccs Britton Sefeidt Weber Jim Walls Tevlof Paul Walls Olsen Gibbs Kullp Swanson Ballcy Basketball is a thrilling sport, Brave deeds were done by the Knights ofthe Court, And many a well-nigh lmpregnable fort Did tumble on Saturday Night! The Seniors won the cup at Dick Bailey's Jamboree, And the lads and the lassies trouped Down the hill to see. We applauded all the athletes And at antics laughed with glee. Care was campused on Saturday Night. All the lads and lassies carne and Left. Sometimes in blushing pairs, -Ot course we always walked home Just to breathe the evening airs- And thanktulness tor Christian friends Went up in many prayers, That the Father heard on Saturday Night. wq.,mE...,l 1' f Q ,.. tg- . h , ww . , Q. A .,, ?,!l1m xo v1Q X5 gi ..1 X lf, M, I ,vzfw Q 3 f ,vs aww 'bifziffff Qs? ' ....... f'f'l'.. .,,.,,, imfiigfwf 'Q R Z Q i5PPG2Ri , ..,m-.., 4 I . ,. A ' g A A 9 .xr I L -fl 'gi :. x 1 ' i K ,. Q, , we L V , X Q ,. 1. ff 13 ,W ELMER SAHLBERG CHARLES DITTMAR Editorfin-Chief Business Manager Q'3,'fT -..MM x,,. , N ' Wi'-7 Il!IIiilUNAlg!KInngA1fw: V fa 3? ji I WW 'A wwf- ss ., , Muni J The book's out! lSo's the staff.l J OHN BOON CALH D W- S OU HPsROLPsdviser ports Edff0r N 98 Do 'Y R gi?-BER OTHY M LP-5 'La G M URN LM' ,v,dW0'5 Usfcc' CHAR E PP' C0 0-E . LOT eueevl PM d'fofs ff from ,, ER BETTY BOLLBACK, HAROLD MANGHAM Circulation Managers J- .1 STAN RLSEN H ,EAN CA OODMA B F CKER, MARY A AU I . 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Nelson. THE Student Council, composed of representatives of each class, led by the Senior class president, meets bi-monthly. It is their purpose to crystallize student opinion and discuss school problems. It is also their aim to create a home-like atm-osphere on the campus and dissolve many of the problems that arise. They serve as mediators and work together with the faculty to bring about a better school life for every student. At wOl'k- Officers 103 Ellllllll lllll THE strains of organ music, challenging mottoes suc-h as He ls Worthy and l Have Chosen You , hymns of praise to the Altogether Lovely One , testimony as to Gocl's reality in practical work, and stimulating words from humble messengers of the Gospel, blend to give inspiration t-or the day and enrichment to our lives as we pause for our Chapel worship. .W-W ' EHAPEI ' ,uv MRS. C. E. CARLSON Missionary to Kansu-Tibetan Border Ilissiliiiiis WE gratefully acknowledge the presence, power, and purging ofthe Holy Spirit in both Fall and Spfifig Revivals. May the results of the spiritual resuscitation that came to our campus under the effective ministry of God's servants be fully realized in future days of service. God grant that its effects may re-echo around the world. HEVIVAI HAVNER REV. DWIGHT H. FERGUSON Services Spring Services CAPT. ALFRED KRAMER Chaplain, United States Army REV. WILLIAM CHRISTIE Founder's Day Speaker MR. EUGENE SCHEELE Good News Tract Club IOS , ,mmf Z Z 3 12 cm - Dx X L gf. 305 ll.'r 2. Married couples floor prayers. . 'il . 5 4 I x sv v A S Dining room devotions. T 5 5,5 5 1? . ' ff Class Prayers ...Q 1 SLSSSSS X' -Ik S '?l:fU7fu: Cmnrrmqffw ,wx pf' .M - ,f 5.3. , it-xffzfll llilgt lp. ',,Z w4:.-:Q-Af ' 4, X dd,-f ,ff 108 L H X .ff ' , Arff' mf H st, ,-4.512-' I. . i ,..,.X-If 5 ff I ,f 1 ., Sgaes N c 9 9 ss-xv if Xt mir N S .Nc gr 1. .. W, gg 4 c-:-.b. . . ' ' A CO-OPERATIVE staff assists us in developing our capabilities as we exercise our God-given faculties in the preparation of research papers and other daily assignments. StoreI'1ouse of knowledge may well be written over its doors. 109 g y ff llll HHH GUR new addition to the campus is The Hub, truly a center of activity. Here, students and faculty alike pause for a moment of refreshment between strenuous studies and classes, ll0 POST OFFICE ONE of the most frequented spots on the Hillside is the Post Office, to which every- one rushes to find out if there is a letter or package from the folks back home. BOOK STORE IF YOU want a book, or school supplies, or perhaps a gift for someone, the campus Book Store is the place to go. They have a large assortment -of books, mottoes, pennants, music, or stationery supplies. This, as well as the Post Office, is managed very efficiently by student help, ill Elllllllll Elili i l 4 i f7Tili 1ii I icifii ,ii iii! 777' 'H f'ii:'27l 'fl1?, 1ff,i1WmifiI i'- 'i l iliiil 'l1ifi'ifi lli1ff,f lHm 1V -fn-'- l i i i I E i Officers X BOB AMBLER X President GLENN MENZIE x X 7' Vice President DOROTHY McDOWELL x 1 Secretary '1 . p f 25' MARGARET GARRISON 'I K - Treasurer REV. E. R. DUNBAR H ' V' Adviser L. 1 XXKX f X , A lk 1 ' ll lu.. ll' T' 1- i ,W mmf -- .il i ., ll W V i lf ll rg- 6' frfxggj 1-'gg 5 - -1 3. X I V ONCE a month this club meets to discuss various prob- lems in photography. Very often slides and pictures are shown. The members are urged to experiment in the art of taking and developing pictures. Such experience will be beneficial to those looking forward to the mission field. 1 V U2 L K .' r X. , ,K ff. 515' -4 , ,:v: W. 551. :Q:5,E'f ' me 'I fr . 5 5:0555 ug VV ifmg 5.0 W ,,1..,,, .,1u,,l 'H' 'QL fff z I r f . . if ,f 4 uv, V, ' 1,1,z:-' H-'azz -. .LU .rw 'I ,I :,: -5 Regents inspector OK's our school FOI? CHBXS7' AND AVS COMMAND gacia Zfwrngs Ifnhowmenf Jfuno Q Q uussous S ---usaunzso 1. TO Praovnof 'Wa -me TO Rsensmz FINANCIAL STA- 'QW CURRICULUM so BILITY or Mx. 1. 'mp THAT cnsours 154000 MAY BE TRANS- 15000 FERRE TOOTHFR 2' To 'MPROVE ffm msrgunons msmucnon ,,,,, 12,000 5. TO MAKE ,L ,M VETERANS 3' RGCZREPEZT ,Q,,,,, ABLE TO Rscsuvs Qaaa GOV'T. FUNDS anon ' Z000 6,000 45 ooo 2, aaa 47 aaa 5, aaa z, aaa ?'or EVERY MAN THAT swam nr ZWILLINBLY WITH HIS HEART YE SHALL? TAKE mv orrsmuef W., 1 r -, 1' T 114 1. 7 J .. -xnxx K W-65 Xmw' 1 HN w lx wh il! N I ' NIW, REQFEEEEEEEEEEEEEQQE!!!!!!!!!EEE! 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A Tvezday FrenCh xadimerkca We 1 .....,.... - Sout I Chma Twfsdal ,.................... .. E t Frkday ,,,,. ,.....,... . Nea' as Saturday ...,.... . I I6 Stir me, O stir me Lord, Taz aa my heart is filled With strong compassion for these souls. Till thy compelling 'must' drives me to prayerg Till thy constraining love reach to the poles, Far North and South, in burning deep desire, Till East and West are caught in lo'ue's great fire. 5P'm9 d rs T m N000 maya' er Lea 9 EvelYfl Walton Paul ClinQe ' llllll, r . Fall Te ers Gertrude Kuhl m Sahlberg IT IS l2:lO P. M., morning classes are over and students hurry toward Chapel Hall for Noon Prayers. Requests are given pertinent to the special mission field that is remembered according to the prayer schedule on this particular day. lt may be that the Iepers of India lift decaying hands in plea for help, or an untouched African tribe is beseeching for missionaries to come. The Near East, captive of political upheaval, South America basking in religion which is but a form of Godliness, China, Indo-China and the Island World- lands of great spiritual darkness challenge believing prayer. It is this noon prayer hour that aids in forming helpful prayer habits in behalf of the foreign fields. This period each day is not only a time of petitioning God, but of thanksgiving and rejoicing as requests are answered. The bell sounds at l2:3O reminding students that it is time for the dinner hour-noon prayers are now dismissed until tomorrow at l2:lO. ll7 flh No Lead on P'aYer Elmer an .Shall Rev. William D. Carlsen Rev. and Mrs. Wayne O. Persons West China Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen. ISAIAH 43:10 118 For now we live, ij ye stand fast in the Lord. of darkness. West China I Tmzss. 3:8 Mass Wmnfred Sanford India 'fl beseech you therefore, breth- ren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable l service. Il l l RoM. 12:1 l W Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mosely West China 1 will go before thee, and make the crooked places straight, I will give thee the treasures Iss. 45 : 2,3 v. ,, K ' ml hate? Miss Katherine E. Mack French Indo-China And when he putteth forth his own sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep follow him: for they know his -voice. JOHN 10:4 Miss Elizabeth Arnold South China Be ye strong therfore, and let not your hands your work shall be rewarded. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Martin and Daniel Lee Near East Be strong and of good courage, and do it: fear not, nor be dismayed: for the Lord God will be with thee. I CIIRON. 28:20 be weak: for II CI-IRON. 15:7 Rev. and Mrs. Lester A. Kim and family The isles shall wait upon me and on mimi arrn shall they trust. H9 U ISA. 51:5 lllESlllNlllll FALL TERM President ... .A.AA.,..,,A,...., ,.., . .... . .FRANK souLEs vice President., , ,. ,.., MARGARET GARRISON Treasurer rr----'-------- -'r------- A HAROLD RAMB0 Assistant Treasurer .... ,. ...,,,. GLADYS RICHARDS Secretary ..,.. .. ,,,,.... GERALD WELBOURN Curator ,,,v,,,,s,ssss ,,,,,,,...,s SARAH SMOAK Curator ----v--' --------------- R MPH BLACK prayer Leader ---- w-AA- g gGER1-RUDE KULHMAN Prayer Leader.. .... ......... E l-MER SAHLBERG Chinese evangelist Wong, and wife THE Friday night Missionary Meeting convenes. Our student faithfully enters the auditorium. Strange, he says, there is a feeling of expec- tancy that l never noticed before. ls he imagining things, or is there new alertness in fellow students? Banners of the regions beyond hang on the front wall. He observes their mute, insistent appeal. Some of those he met when he arrived at Nyack are now in far countries. His heart is warmed remem- bering that they are overshadowed by God. The meeting begins. As he listens, the picture of a grim battle flashes across the student's mind. It is a contest to the death between the tenacious adversary and resolute missionary. l20 EUifllllllllE SPRING TERM President .,...,......,..,.... ...,..,.. B RUCE SHELDON Vice President ..,... ......... B ETTY JEAN SPITTLER Treasurer ,v,.,,,,,,,,,,, Curator ................,.. ..., ...... K A THERINE FOSHAG Secretary ,.,,,, Assistant Treasurer., ........... DONA MAE HARDING Curator ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Prayer Leader ......... ..... ....... EVELYN WALTON Prayer Leader..,,s... Say, some speaker! You'd think he was appeal- ing for his blood relatives! With clearness the stu- dent sees it all, These natives are as close to his heart as his own blood relatives! His consuming desire is to make them spiritual relatives through Christ! What's that? The student senses the fact that beneath the speaker's eagerness, and in spite of the energy of the message, there is, unsuspected and unspoken a weariness crying out for replacement. Beyond the Missionary our student sees the Fig- ure of the Redeemer. The speaking grown dim, the appeal in the voice of the Master more intense. The invitation is giveng he responds with a glad heart to proclaim the unsearchabIe riches in the uttermost pa rts. 121 ...,.-..FRANKLlN IRWIN , .,..., DOUGLAS HERBERT ,.,.,,,.GRANT CROOKS .,.-.-.PAUL CLINGEN Mrs. E. H. Mickelson W O Dave Walborn Grace Patterson Laurette Rees Allen Deyo Paul Lilia Joe Stephens Mr. William Younkins Mrs. William Younkins uwe ' all . ni iw? ow eiden N ence ple-X129-SO Ressie Miller Mary Low Russell Eleanor Payne Martha Clayton Ruth Eckert Da I R' ry ing Merrill Smith George Mardonia 9 P- GVJKCE dexatxl XUNS 5:30 394 0 WL -rre052tf4x.OV- tl 910 - x L Planta REPS N owen LPMRE 'n9 Te' K SP0 P TQSQBYSEHN R059 ,ead2 l1 Nllffe EDN GUS MPR 45314 Sgria-QVJLNER ret m,,afeLNE,c V-CRW, PQSX Ps Planx MQ XR P L E DGE D PN x0 551,807.00 Robert Dehn Ruth Lanker James McCaw Betty Dehn Helen Berkner Joe Meacam Doris Seaver Dorothy Huntley Mildred Jenkins Dorothy Stoddard Addison Gay Maxine Donaldson Dennis Grudder Charles Eschenburg Beth Stewart Mrs. Nettie Harvey Robert Pease Sybil Taylor Dorothy McDowell James Yates Mary Bell Marion Geist Robert Wyllie Eula Lindsey Alice Krall AFTER two centuries of missionary work, Africa is still the dark continent. There are seventy million yet unreached with the gospel! The task is a difficult one. The tropical climate is a major offensive drive against the missionaries. The five hundred twenty three distinct languages and three hundred twenty dialects of the numerous races and tribes are tenacious toes which must be conquered to reach our dark skinned neighbors, the Berbers, the Aboriginese, the Arabs of North Africa, the Negroes in the great Sudan, and the Bantus in South Africa. Of every seventy-five persons in Africa, fifty are pagan and twenty-three are Mohammedans, while only two are Christians. The rays of the true gospel light have only begun to dawn, our plea is still, Lord, send reapers. 122 And when I waited for light, there came darkness. JOB 30:26 AFRICA TODAY the dense darkness of Africa's night is being dispelled as the Sun of Rlghteousness rises in the African sky! The rambling jungles of sorcery and witchcraft are being cut away by the Sword of the Spirit. When we see what the new day is bringing forth, oh, how we regret that Africa's night was so long! While the Church sat idly by, Islam made great advances, but faithful bands of consecrated Christian men and women have helped to mine these 'lively stones'. Graves have been filled by those whose lives have been expended in this industry of soul-winning, but the work is not yet finished. Scores of African villages are waiting to receive the Gospel of Light. How much longer they must wait depends upon you and me! Africa today is the land of the Church's opportunity. lf we fail now, that opportunity may be lost--and lost forever! - . GRACE PATTERSON Congress of Bands Speaker 125 AFRICA ll , my mass fs A ual-fr L!lV7'0 ME He hath sent me to bmd up the Unto whom now I send thee brokenhearted to proclazm Zzb- to open thezr eyes, and to turn erty to the captwes them from darkness to lzght IS 61 1 ACTS Z6 17,18 They have died in sin and sorrow Without knowledge of your God, Without faith in any Saviour They are sleeping 'neath the sod, And there'll be a day of judgment, All will stand before the throne. White man, what will be the answer When our fathers make it known That they died without a Saviour Cause your fathers did not come With this message of salvation To invite our fathers home? 324 AFRICA Christians disposing of human skulls Bapfif-mal 5e ViCe in the Gabon Q61 Qe! MBANA NGOYI fled for refuge behind a house cursing the white devil who in- vited the inhabitants of Yimenu to hear the words of God. This process recurred many times. Repulsing conviction, Mbana Ngoyi revelled in much wine, adding to this mis- demeanor brutal treatment of Buanga, his wife, climaxing these evils by his desire for a new wife. Ngoyi sought vainly for peace in the prayer beads of the white priest. One day the Mis- sionary needed jungle vine. Ngoyi brought his, but with a double purpose. He sold the vine and besought the Missionary to explain the way of salvation. Upon hearing of the wages of sin and the gift of God, he stood trem- bling and prayed, Father God, l confess my sin. Lead my heart to serve Thee. l do not want to go to hell fire. When he had con- cluded he shouted, l have found lightness, I see my body with peace -a trophy of grace in the Gabon. '25 P astors of me C o nga Church Among the Samogos Roland Ayers Charles Baber Nils Bang Mary Barber Betty Bollback Charlotte Bowman Betty Brampton Raymond Bridgeman Lois Bush John Buczynski Pauline Buczynski John Calhoun Vivian Carbley Jennie Carl Louise Carpenter Dolfe Corvette David Derk Joy Dutcher Evelyn Ferguson Otis Fisher John Fitzstevens Betty Gattis Richard Green August Grudda . S ou-'B' elm a re5'ld:3,DON s BVSOCE Pgesldeng we N prim W ri se'- :gi,x.Y5 'OL 114 ee 1,e?S:f:f51oN PK I 6 v.o1vN at oW'e DO 9 18' x 5900 ?regtc:iSRELp,N0 QONFLO pvealdengytl xlif-9 A L01-Y Oowiecf el Biloxi OOVAS vtet H5 'Yfe??i5T?-Xie N V r 1 309 'aflls ON PLEDGE 9' W5 Sl l,587.00 60045 Howard Hansen Bruce Harrison Kay Harrison Stanley Heirs Gladys Heison David Hostetter Catherine Howard Harold Irish Richard Johnston Louis Jones Naomi Jueckstock William Kissell William Komstedt LaVerne LeGary May Leo Lelia Light Donna Lutton Madge McCart 'Buchanon MacMillan Harold Mangham Dorothy Milburn Donald Moreland Frank Nelson Dorothy Newbern William Newbern Ann Parks Leia Pierce Janet Randall Merrill Reside Ncal Rogers Edna Scott Ralph Seefeldt M-abel Serhus Bruce Sheldon Charles Simpson Myrtle Smit Dorothy Spidell Ann Stroup Pat Tassell Amelia Trieman Doris Vick Aida Ruth Walls James Walls Gorry Welbourne Emma Wooledge Norma Zerbe CHINA! Don't we often think of this land as one of oriental romance and mystery? Enclosed by the wes- tern mountain ranges, China is cradled alone, steeped in darkness with its superstitions, religions, and its own ori- ental customs which have remained with her through the centuries. The dragon is the national symbol of China and the badge of the imperial family. Thus we find the country of the Great Wall is grounded in practices of religion which are directed by the Devil, Serpent ot the World, against whom we have girded ourselves with the Sword ot God's Word. ' To avert the path of this dragon, we must mount the white horse of righteousness and brandish our sharpened Sword before the toe. l26 I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live forever. Jour: 6:50 Cl-IINA AS CHRIST broke the bread for the hungry along the Galilean shore, so millions in China today are suffering not only from the dreadful physical hunger, but also from spiritual hunger. New China is not accepting ancient religions. They have nothing to replace them unless we take them Christ. We praise God that glorious harvests are being reaped in many sections, and the Christian youth of the land stand out as hopeful beacon lights. We are not the only force fighting for -China. Communism per- meates China. A young Chinese was taken by the Communists and cruci- fied, For two days, he hung on a cross. His aged father plead for the body. Not only was he refused, but he, too, was killed. - Yes, this is the midnight hour for China. Her greatest need is Christ. China calls to you. Will you answer that caII? DONNA LUTTON Congress of Bands Speaker l27 PRAYER RED E EM THE 77,145 , O O fl And that, knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of sleep for now is our salvation nearer than when 'we believed. ROM. 13:11 Let me burn out for Thee, dear Lord Burn and wear out for Thee. Don't let me rust or my lite be, A failure my God to Thee. Use me and all I have dear Lord And get me so close to Thee, Till I feel the throb Of the great heart of God, And my life burn out for Thee. l28 Redeeming the time, because the days are evil. EPH. 5:16 CHINA Jae Nm Y, .fafuff I AM Chu Lih Uin, a native of Hupeh. As a result of prosperity I began to lead a wild life-smoking tobacco and opium, gambling and night revelry. I spent little time at home and quarreled violently with my wife. One day a dis- astrous flood made me a pauper. I soon lost my friends, My efforts for a refor- mation proved futile, but in God's provi- dence I met an old acquaintance who Pled with me to visit the Gospel Hall. After many invitations from my con- verted friend, I relented. I listened carefully to the evangelist and one night after a striking dream, I asked to be made a new man. Christ did this and de- livered me from all my sinful habits. To- Clay my home is a happy one. My heart is joyful. My debts are paid. My busi- ness is prospering, and I've dedicated my life to God. Whom the Son sets free is free indeed. l29 110' ... A Baptismal at Lusia V' . It -2 Headman of Dat, Sen fribe ' for 4 fif, -- .. Q' 1' I -. . . ' 53- . ' ' . ,f f - '-.. ' Q AA 5- . I .x w A N. . .- ?f j - - i Y ' 3 w Sunday service in the Kowloon Tong School 4 '3'5!'l in I Bill Rueckle Bernadine Beck Grace Standard Katherine Holmes John Garrison Eunice Hamilton owed 1e ' att Prwdefgemp N vetflomegtdesfv, slice Us XQ- QLETSQCY ex aixl 's-N? . vt. q',r.JF i? 6,'2Tf':'9 i .l'4.:' .Jak L'Ff'ii:..2Z -1-'?pg.r'7'Q'U,.S. f .,,4ci ,.gl'gg,b'v.'L Pdf srl Leona Garrison Elaine Laughter Jean Hannis Stanley Partridge W. D. 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Lavinia McCart Jean Cogan Mary Anne Ratcliffe Juanita Jones George Gruen Danny Negris Don Hessler Cletus Klein Vernon Demn Laird Stengele Janice Keys Ted Rhoades Ralph Godwin Margaret Garrison Joyce Murray Yolanda McBride Gladys Richards INDIA is ranked as the second largest of all mission fields. Among its four hundred million human souls, two hundred million have never been touched with the Gospel. These dark-skinned people are continually cry- ing out vainly to their many gods, seeking for heart rest, totally ignorant of God's plan of redemption which is the sole remedy for sin. It is impossible to fully realize lndia's degradation, the suffering of her child widows, her extreme fanati- cism, the moral filth of priests and temples, and the social crime of her caste system. However, through the force of politics, the caste of Untouchables has been recently outlawed. Surely the evangelization of this extremely difficult field presents a tremendous challenge to the Christian church. l3O Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. Joi-:N 8:32 NDIA A FEW days before India received full independence, a prominent Indian newspaper carried the headlines, 'Missionaries Need Not Quit India.' India was supposed to be FREE! India is not free, however. Jesus said, 'Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.' l have seen the Indian search for Truth. With the United States Army in India, l saw that heathenism is ghastly. l saw the Hindu holy man who had stared at the sun daily until he became totally blind. l saw another who had driven huge spikes through his limbs. l heard the soul- wrenching cry of a deserted child-mother, Tell me, do you think India is free? Missionaries write that today is the day of golden opportunity for the Church of Christ in India. This is our responsibility. They are bound and they cry, 'Give us Jesusl' What will you do? ' RALPH GODWIN Congress of Bands Speaker l3l 0 . 0 YI-N ID 1741 I OCCUPY 'rm cue f.0 I And he saw that there was no Get thee out of thy country, man, and wondered that there and from thy kindred, and from was no intercessorf' thy father's house, unto a land ISA. 59:16 that I will shew thee. GEN. 12:1 ll Over the ocean, millions I see, Fettered in bondage, beckoning me. Crushed beneath sorrow too heavy to bear, Gladly I answer, Lord, send me there. Lord, send me there, O Lord, send me Gladly I answer, Lord, send me there! Out where the millions die in despair, there, Gladly I answer, Lord, send me there. I32 ND The camp meeting at Mana. X 3mQoon' B im Bible Class! 0 Zami Sam! Me! I33 e,ar. I A SEVIBAI is a glowing example of the goodness of the Lord in India. She had her share of trouble and sorrow, but as the Christian Sahib seated himself on the mud floor beside her where she was pre- paring a meal, she replied, The Lord has done so much for me. Do you remember how he healed my small pox? How He re- vealed himself to me in a vision? One day fever raged in my body. I saw demons surrounding my bed, and the darkness was terrible. As I cried to Jesus, they went away. Four angels came and brought quietness to my being, while Jesus stood by me opening a book which listed sins. He asked if they were mine. I wept ac- knowledging that they were all mine. He swept his hand over the page leaving it white and clean. He said, 'I have wiped them out by my bIood.' Then he left me, but my heart was full of joy. I live to proclaim his gIory. Though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool. A Hindu Sunday School. 100' Emerson Ackerman Ralph Allen Vernon Anderson Clifford Ball Doris Barger Howard Beardslee Beatrice Beck Eleanor Bennett ouif-Us William Bower Leslie Burns John Carlson Marian Carlson Ralph Carlton Paul Clingen Grant Crooks Harold Decker Hazel Edwards Charles Eschenberg Kathryn Foshag Irving Hamburger Doug as Herbert Clarence Jaycox Mazie Cummings Donald Johns Mildred Johnson Donald Lloyd William Manns Yolanda McBride John Nevius Marjorie Newell Ruth E. Norton Francis Ricker Eula Robinson Charles Shepson Andrew Weidner Lydia Wieboldt Volena Wilson Robert Zopfi F all wed N pres H469- PP-Ul' CL - en' vi-296 MG we N r05 Mtnld e afxl Seals xaevlligx o Nil r ELF. ,Y veaZl:::L5QN YN NX JO px5l'N:LRLSON hal FN 050695 110 ,ms 1' ,ei Sp PMXTMBURGER PLEDGE Sl ,4Ol .OO xv-WNG vieilde vi xlif-G E NO Hi NON Vx . V-91 Secretalxgagli P-Tl if. BE 1 reasurefaosyji N P30 BEA HU piafllsk ELL LF-ON A BURN UR radios proclaim it! Our newspapers exclaim ntl Our World Prayer Band has claimed it as a motto for this year- The field is the world. Although God has given us the spirit of intercession for the whole world, our group prays for the areas not remembered by other bands. Ministries among the Mex- icans, Indians, Negroes, Alaskans, and mountain people have been our paramount prayer objects. Famines, plagues and spiritual droughts of Europe have been incentives to prayer, especially have we re- membered evangelization groups in our high schools and colleges. The field is the world! Our responsibility and aim is to plant this field with the gospel of Christ and with His help we will do it. l34 Go ye into all the world and r ' preach the gospel. MARK 16:15 W ORLD ESUS said, 'Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.' Perhaps the question arises in your mind, 'But where shall I go?' Jesus says, 'Go ye into all the worldl' When Jesus fed the multitude, is it conceivable that he would give a second portion to those in the first row before everyone, even those in the farthermost corners, had been served at least once? The round-the-world record flight is seventy-three hours five minutes. You are just thirty-seven hours from the farthest point on the globe. Yet the fact remains that there are an estimated one hundred ten million people in unoccupied fields who have never been reached with the gospel of Christ. - The crying need of the world today is for the four-fold gospel of Jesus our Saviour, Sanctifier, Healer, and Coming Kingg The world needs Jesus. lf you, as a disciple of Jesus Christ, do not tell the world -who will? GRANT CROOKS Congress of Bands Speaker l35 i HQ, WHOLE Bfg THE wuouz W0 l 'Y lf' ll 3 l fo Rv For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. JOHN 3:16 ll And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. Send the gospel of salvation To a world of dying meng Tell it out to every nation, 'Till the Lord shall come again. Tell it out to Cl'1ina's millions, Tell it out in fair Japang Tell it by The mighty Congo, Tell it out in dark Soudan. 'Mid the lone Tibetan mountains, By the Orinoco's strandg O'er the burning plains of India, Tell it out in every land. l36 MARK 16:15 WORLD Anderson Evangelism: Party P rea 1-, c the Gospel in Alaska tl exlcan ln M THE FIELD is the world. Lepers are the living dead who eke out a miserable existence from it by begging. ln a remote corner of this great field-the world, dwells a leper by the side of the road with bamboo matting as his only shelter. His face is deformed and swollen, ears and nose partly eaten away, feet and hands, for the most part, fingerless and toeless. He presents a ghastly spectacle of living death. Should you pass by, he cries, Unclean-unclean. There are few who care for his soul. Some may give him a morsel of food or throw alms at his feet, but then run away as fast as pos- sible. Unclean and unwanted, yet God loves them. They wait to be told of the Christ who said, Go thy way, thy faith hath made thee whole. 137 .WS '74 fl' Woifrmq 70 QM? Paul Dickinson James Rlccitelli Ruth Riccitelli William Newell Bernard Dunning Warren Jacobs Floyd Meier John Ellison Paul Ellison Joyce Armstrong Colleen Johns Mary Archer Esther Van Hine Mildred Kacmpfer owGe ' eil' . ni a ?te26ZXe3Sx ost vvegtxefixxge we QP writ dexa0llPNxS se 'Y NGEL rel 91 P' ,veaw Nxgil 0 Qvoivkadxst Nvxom uexce 00 ,t oiswef' E 1e1 wma Pvegxclgcjxv-LU HHN! V- egxcgeflrslxxx-g,'l x X1.xCe:XLQ,OO Bad ,,cajj,-wi not ELQP' 'veiiug-Rios H 306 1 Neg BNXPXX Pla E tj?- C N oft PLEDGE Wi Sl 258.00 John Phillkps Eileen Mc ntarfer Jane Combs Betty McEIdowney Elizabeth Hehn Anna Moore Gertrude Kuhlman Raymond Jackson Franklin Irvin Jeanne Jackson Emma Smith John Glos Ethel Karns David Rathjen Minerva Farringer Bob Ambler Lillian Barstow Floyd Gibbs Betty Stebbins Ralph Black VER one-third of the entire responsibility of the Christian and Missionary Alliance is found in the Indo-China and East Siam fields! We are responsible tor twenty-seven millions of people who are divided into tour groups: the Viet Narnese, the Cambodians, the Thai, and the Tribes people. There are three large, distinct language groups as well as eighty-two tribal dialects. Buddhism, Animism and Ancestral worship are the Big Three of religions in Indo-China. The Cambodians and Laotians are ardent Buddhists, the Tribes people, Animists, while the Viet Namese seek religious efficacy in Ancestral worship. The torrid climate, the incessant downpour of the rainy season, the parched dry months, diseases-cham- pioned by Malaria, souls steeped in Paganism-this is the challenge ot Indo-China. l38 How shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? ROM. 10:15 INDO-Cl-IINA AS DARKNESS sinks over a bleak Indo-China sky, a group of natives- men, women, and children-lie exhausted on an open field. Their gaunt faces, ragged clothes, and bodies bony from hunger, reveal untold suffering. Revolution is raging between the Viet-Namese and French, yet a far darker aspect is depicted. Laos has vast sections where white faces have never been seen. East Siam is a country of moral depravity, Wherever the gospel has been given, natives have shown unusual interest, but four large provinces remain unoccupied. One hundred tribes have never yet had their language reduced to writing. Jesus commands us to 'Go and teach all nations.' 'How shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard?' We as.Christians are responsible for the physical and spiritual destitution of this land. Indo-China raises bony, empty hands to you for the Bread of Life, the Lord Jesus Christ. What will your answer be? GERTRUDE KUHLMAN Congress of Bands Speaker l39 Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for ns? Then said I, Here am I 5 send me. IsA. 6:8 'Today in heathen lands they die, They die in want and dread, For they have been omitted In the breaking of the bread. Unto me, who am less than the least of all saints, is this grace given, that I should preach among the Gentiles, the unsearchable riches of Christ. EPB. 3:8 Lord, I would give them the Bread of Life, The living waters too. My heart cries out, Oh, here am I, Ready Thy will to do. 140 n Annamese CVB 9 INDO-Cl-IINA To an unknown God. THE RHADES celebrate lavishly when abandoning an ancestor's grave. The language teacher and missionaries stood all morning watching the solemn ceremony to the throb of the gongs. Then another procession entered the graveyard. The burial of a Rhade child. They watched the deep grave being dug for the coffin which was the log of a tree hollowed out. The natives killed a buffalo and smeared blood over the coffin using entrails to rub it on. Weeping, they muttered prayers to evil spirits. The box was lowered, rice and meat placed beside the grave. Trunks of trees and leafy branches covered the top. Over this projected a high mound of earth with a long bamboo pole, reaching down to the coffin. Wine and alcohol and a house were provided for the spirits. This they smeared with fresh blood, then gathered around their jars and drank long and full, weeping and lamenting the dead. How can they believe on Him of whom they have never heard? . .. . ' 19.15 'Q' n. .' elist Pfeadllng ln U Members of Jeh Tribe in Annam. Wa Man Qmecff lvan Lay Elmer Sahlberg Betty Huey Mildred Rich Shirley Keiser Jackie Gordon Alvin Moser Betty Jean Spittler Jack Bubb Beverly Staub H I Kim aze James Moore Fred Haight Harold Sahrn. Mildred Phillips Marjorie Miller outer tw all Presxdenkaa O4 60 x W vfe4lde:.UB slice U4 S1 gevegecfetafgvmgv- N4 al 55 r 3211 TYTSQXQSBSQN DON Pkanislxm 6 amen um- ofthe me Sw Pre33CeS:55ON DON vfe4'deSoN NN-9 O9- ie C' J P-Clisecr CQQSRQTT EDl'YYlveaSu,er CHERN tN Wav WPQRRE Pxanistuw gi. PLEDGE HW 51,417.00 Edith Barrett Alvin Williams Doris Jueckstock Paul Swanson Frank Soules Jack Jueckstock Richard Wright Donald Jacobson Paul Britton Richard Spencer Paul Butler Mrs. Dave Moreland Ralph Lithgow John Savoia Mr. Dave Moreland Lula Mae Langneckcr Neal Webber Mary Lake Bill Hiner Lois Webber Hiram Lake Helen Williamson Warren MacEachern Sarah Smoak NEARTH that Island treasure! The spiritual rare gems whose brilliance is obscured by black particles of sin. There are thousands of islands inhabited with 75 million souls who are caught in heathendom's unrelenting clutches. Head-hunters ot Borneo, jungle Koboos ot Sumatra, demon worshippers of New Guinea, Mohammedan Mor- os, Hindus ot Bali, Shintos and Buddhists ot Japan wait to be excavated from the mine of error and spiritual ignorance. Praise God that gospel miners have dug some of these rare stones which were washed in Jesus' blood and now are being highly polished, processed by persecution from their pagan tellowmen. Nevertheless, Jamaica still buries her children alive, immorality runs rampant. Java, Cuba, Celebes, Guam- yet in the darkness of spirit worshipping. These are un- earthed treasures. Who will dig? . . . The lsles wait! W e look for light, but behold obscurityg for salvation, but it B 0.52 is lar from us. . Q ISAIAH 59:9 81 11 Jll T G GV will llll! 6 an , .1 ISLAND WORLD 'WE LOOK for light, but behold obscurity, for salvation, but it is far from us.' The Island World steeped in its cannibalism, head hunting, and barbarianism, is waiting for salvation. lt is groping for light. Today there is an open door inviting messengers of light, tomorrow may find it closed. For generations the head-hunting Dyack of Borneo has been seek- ing for light, searching for spiritual fuel to set ablaze the wick of superstition and ignorance within his heart. A recent cablegram from the Apo Kayan region of Borneo states that the Dyacks have abolished fetish worshipping, and there is expected a great turning to Christianity. Are we ready to give Christ to them? 'God will not look us over for medals, degrees or diplomas, but for scars.' I We may have five, ten, fifteen years-and yet we may only have a few months. 'Earth's long night is almost over-Christ is coming soon.' Their eternal destiny lies with you ! BETTY JEAN SPI'l'l'LER Congress of Bands Speaker 143 wget gi 1290 ll THE ISLANDS 0 I O CHRISTIS HERITAGE . g 3 Q Q I., Go ye therefore into the high- ways, and as many as ye shall find, bid to the marriage. MATT. 22:9 My righteousness is near,- my salvation is gone forth, and mine arms shall judge the peopleg the isles shall wait upon me, and on mine arm shall they trust. IsA. 51:5 ll The world says, 'stay The cost is dear- And there is much to fear.' But Jesus whispers, 'go my child, For I am near.' I Lord, send me, O send me forth I pray The need is great, Thy call I will obey: Thy love compels rne, I must go- I'm ready, willing, longing to go, I44 THE tom-toms thumped on all night, darkness shuddered round likea living, feeling thing. I could not sleep, so lay awake and I saw, and it seemed like this: l stood on a grassy sward. At my feet a precipice broke sheer-down into infinite space. I looked, but saw no bottom, only cloud shapes,'black, furiously coiled, and unfathomable depths. People were flowing from all quarters. All were stone blindp heading straight for the precipice. There were shrieks as they fell, and helpless arms clutching at empty air. Some fell without a sound. Then l wondered why no one stopped them. I could not. l was glued to the ground. I strained to call, only a whisper would come. l saw along the edge sentries at intervals, but there were wide, unguarded gaps between, and over these the blind fell, unwarned, and the green grass seemed blood-red, and the gulf yawned like the mouth of hell. A group of people under some trees sat with backs turned toward the gulf making daisy chains. Piercing shrieks cutting the quiet 'air disturbed them. They thought it a vulgar noise. If one started up to help, the others would pull that one down. Why get excited about it? Wait for a definite call. You haven't finished your daisy chains. lt would be selfish to leave us to finish the work. Once a girl stood waving the people back. Her mother called reminding her that her furlough was due and that she had to rest. No one was sent to guard her gap. Over the people fell, like a waterfall of souls. A child caught a tuft of grass that grew at the very brink of the gulf, it clung convulsively and called, but nobody heard. The roots gave way, with a cry the child went over, its little hands holding tight the torn-off bunch of grass. The girl who longed to be in her gap heard the little one cry, and wanted to go, but relatives reproved her, saying that the gap would be taken care of, and they sang a hymn. Through the hymn came another sound like the pain of a million broken hearts wrung out in one full drop, one sob, and a horror of great darkness was upon ME, for I knew what it was-the cry of blood. The Lord thundered, And l sought for a rnan that should make up the hedge, and stand in the gap, but l found none. I lFrom Amy W. Carmichael's Things As They Are l , A P th Li , ., , ,W V1 V. , V. gm, will V rl' 'ilk-'IJE21 . -- 0 -4-,yu .,v .,.-.1 ,QM LJ , ff FET -.It ii ', ,Q A xallvillisk- 3 'f'3uW5f 727iir:Ff f , I v ' ,. is M1 ,. ,XVVVM .V,zVVVVV 'W if -r VV .. ,., 'n f, 'Q M . rf' -fdlrrw 'ftjf' E' gatffal-jill gf. ,-T5-'iw .Q lislifiil iJ V Yin n -1.--g 1 A i r'.. I A A ,Am V - , 'fid- . 4 IV . Y . id' R .iq , , .2- ' . 4 .' A , V ., -3 ,. ir' 1 - if ,wfifl fr ' - q' ,A ,Jim-ii L.. F l T . -ffm I J-1 ff ' w 4't',f,. A.. 'nf s' ' AJ '. -f'E'i1 xi. n . v T H: r'V3C ff. 7 '5'lgwjl xt Te' John Anderson Willard Bell Dorothy Braeden Althca Crouch Robert Dempster 5 slice' to o l x ia VVVe,VfVefVl 61934 O COND Ptegxaweg xfxf-C Eel Y xl'-lr Ol SEX SQQYQKZYXPNXL 5 xvl V15 1 easgcxaixjvb Shirley Fuller Margaret Parks Mrs. H. Pollock Condon TerrY Marjorie Green Lloyd Phillips Evelyn Farringcr Donald Yacgcf Robert Walsh Harriet Rhoades Mr. H. Pollock Pat Hoadley David Jones Orlee Phillips Ruth Schenk Bernard Dunham Jean Murccll r 49 . WO atarv5xLLx?5 vue PW oimw' O K0 te' '99 , K 5911 P VSQCSIVXPVLSVQ QOBP' weslderggitx Xlllcjevvf SRP XL O Nl C gots Sensi: ?0x.x.o NJEL5' Yxoisreasmehil-X' NNWx'PsRO'sX Qnijxrvhbgl L Syxlil PLEDGE 5708.00 CROSS roads of the WorId, an open powder keg ready to be ignited by the sparks of ever increasing friction-that is Palestine, the heart of the Near East. She steps forward, a pioneer country in the Twentieth Century. Despite her measure of success, however, we find almost 2,000,000 Moslems, Jews and Oriental Christians who do not know Christ as their Saviour. This proves to be a veritable Twentieth Century Ninevah which needs a multitude of obedient Jonahs to turn it to repentance. What can we do to combat these Moslem Gibral- tars as they stand in the path -ot our soul saving mes- sage? lt is our duty to pray, to give, and to go. l46 Brethren my heart's desire and prayer to God for Israel is that they might be saved. ROM. 10:1 N if Wk ,M Z ,, wa 1 0 'tl ,L EAR EAST DESTINATION, Haifa, gateway to a new Israel, a land of promise and of hope. Today there are one million Jews left on the continent of Europe, before the war there were six million. The Jews still living in Europe are the living dead-a modern drama of despair, The title, 'Promised Land,' is a paradox, but a greater paradox is the indifference of the Christian to their plight. Many of them have forsaken Judaism and have no religion. They do not know that Christ is their Messiah. The Near East is not only a 'bitter sea of tears,' but it is a bloody sea of tears. The events of the Near East point to the soon return of our Lord. We must occupy until He comes. Will you let. the challenge of the Arab and of the Jew go unheeded? Carest thou not that they perish? LLOYD PHILLIPS Congress of Bands Speaker 147 The harvest is past, the summer is ended, and we are not saved. JER. 8:20 And he said, What hast thou done? the voice of thy brother's blood crieth unto me from the ground. GEN. 4:10 Oh Church of Christ, what wilt thou say When on the awful judgment day They charge thee with their doom? They're passing, passing fast away, In thousands day by day, They're passing to their doom, They're passing to their doom. 148 Jaw Ska!! 7494 Balzaae WMJM4 Wray Jem? NEAR EAST Loading the caravan ln Khavaba. THE GIRL was lying face downward, unconscious on the cobblestones. A Christian passer-by helped her home and summoned the Missionary to EIenor's home. After two weeks elapsed, Elenor Matar expressed her desire for healing. She had been a drug addict to offset frequent violent convulsions. Christians prayed fervently that day until mid-afternoon when the Missionary demanded the demon to depart in Jesus' name. The victim shrieked, her body racked with pain. She fell to the floor screaming, Strength has gone out of me. Suddenly she jumped up and tried to praise the Lord. The demon sought desperately to enter a Saint of God who was praying. Clutching her arm the Christian moaned, Oh it feels like a knife through my arm! Twenty minutes of earnest prayer ensued before she was also delivered, Great was our joy for the freedom from the powers of darkness. M9 Wedding at close of conference in Ghusm. I -m J 1 t -,ppm I-..:., ' N , 'arf 'H 4 was 34.0-ir is +-ffl 'mi 21 If 4 4 fi 5 V 1 K-'tg' 'v ,1 ' l -1 Ai 5 1' r f 1 '? s:f'A .. '! 4' J 2. I xr A in W 5: ., JS gf '!f,'4. r?'4.,.'.::-1' 'ti i ,,, ,,r is., .4 .A vit' K 361' .1117 io,l.vxgFl wi- Dona Mae Harding Thelma Cox Sylvia McNemar Anna Parmenter Lill' B ian rannon Ruth E. Waudell Elsie Schrull Thelma Gambrell Helen 'Bach ow'-2 1e I adelllovv we 'tvs GQN iw' will s C dice iIgO9NXPs XPJSX Kalxl L PP- Sect ZOAQUV xi 1 ve 05 3-MZCO11 s cahvu '4 June Marston Wyanda Buser Clifford Ball Lena Ball Evelyn Walton Mary Alice McGarvey Sylvia Moon Daphyn Smith Mary Baker Lorraine Hartzell Patricia Erway Eugene Palma Charles Scott Betty Aines Virginia Cottman Myrtle Putnam Ruby Brown Lois Chandler Jerry Tropf Glenn Menzie Cliff Green Joaquin Rodiquez Lois Schwenn .QX4 .v 1 Ar A as K yy ww:-bf -.' .fi-4 1 gli ,gf I Marian Hoodmacher Paul Prentice David Smith Ruth Wilting Lois Kear Peggy Williams L ta L ch cs cr ca Paul Carlson By.: , F4 'Mr -QQJLL, 'wx d ottv' 91:2 p,U'!'Ps cfs QW eva 14 K g . n 9- 9 t QSNGZXTK NPS S 933' fgidenx ds CYXP' We QLP' THE typical present-day South America has emerged from the marriage of the Latin Race and the original South Americans - the Indians. The native-'s violently passionate and deeply religious nature is mirrored in' rhythmic music, unstable politics, allegiance to the Roman Catholic Church, and his distinctive social customs. He enjoys eternal Andean Spring or endures steam- ing jungle heat. The South American may live in mod- ern city or in a lazy village, either jogging burro-back on mountain trail or soaring silver-winged through the air- ways. PLEDGE l,O44.00 si' Cc P 6 pi?-B :lf eK af LX P810 XNG E WP' f me OOM -eat' POA 'U XX. Vs E53 - x N5 P' ae NPS ln vivid contrast are the Indians-the free, wild jungle Indians, also the subservient highland Indians- tragic relics of a once-noble civilization. This, in essence, is South America and her people. 150 Behold now is the accepted time, now is the day of salva- tion. II Cpll. 6:2 SCDUTI-I AMERICA IN THIS cosmopolitan land of South America--blessed with a multi- plicity of natural resources, the envy of all other nations--are millions of Indians living in extreme poverty in the interior mountain ranges and jungles. While in contrast are the cultured and learned living in modern, thriving cities such as Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima, and, the most beau- tiful city in the world, Rio de Janeiro. The secular and religious leadership has been degenerate, corrupt, and immoral, leaving these people in spiritual confusion and darkness. Many of them are illiterate, diseased, and morally degenerate. They live in continual dread of devils and witch doctors. But we have a glorious message! We, who are the guardians of s-ouls, must rescue them from the raging fire of a living hell. Let us go in the name of the Lord. Today is the day of salvation , . , tomorrow means doom. I, GENE PALMA Congress of Bands Speaker 151 M y people hath been lost sheep: their shepherds have caused them to go astray, they have turned lost. them away on the mountains: they have gone from mountain to hill, they have forgotten their resting place. JER. 50:6 I wonder have l cared enough for others Or have I let them die alone? I might have helped a wand'rer to the Saviour: The seed of precious life l might have sown. How many are the lost that I have lifted? - How many are the chained l've helped to free? I wonder, have l done my best for Jesus, When He has done so much for me? 152 For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was LUKE 19:10 SCUTI-I AMERICA Bamboo huts-Tingo Maria, Peru. DEAD are they that have their souls dead and also still live. Eduardo Garcia was Roman Catholic. He fervently practiced the religion of his faith until he was seventeen, when he began to question these doctrines that failed to satisfy his soul. His poisoned, desperate soul sug- gested an exodus in suicide. lt was at this point that God intervened. Eduardo Garcia heard the gospel. Conviction so tenaciously accosted him that he literally shook as he inventoried his sins. As Eduardo con- fessed his sins a marvelous change transpired. He testifies, in place of weariness came rest, for fear- confidence, for confusion-peace, for darkness-light. My filthy and boisterous natural life disappeared as the wind and tempest of Galilee by the command of the Lord Jesus. I am a joyous disciple of Christ. The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation. l53 aaa QM my f Regime aj 7M ,ffmzf f' Otavola indian. indian lad-Ecuador Travel in the Andes. EHIS HDVERIISEM WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THE PART THEY HAVE PLAYED IN HELPING TO MAKE POSSIBLE THE PUBLICATION OF THIS YEARBOOK. 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Whelan Drug Store White Funeral Directors Worsfold and Hawvermale Widmann Brothers Bakery, Inc. Wyman and Mock Y. M. C. A. Zabriskie, James l54 lS5 DS PRAYER, MN N1 1 Ulhl. ESIDE y PRHMMAS Ml,.5fL RMAN All. SEATS , svnovug ,,', M K UIXSIUN Hr, ALLIANI SYMPHQN GLECQML fuwwfs, WHY? IVIISSIIINI-II-IY TRAINING INSTITUTE Founded to prepare youth in a place of spiritual depth for Christian service. Determined to remain as a school with: PASSION ' VISION ' CHRISTIAN PURPOSE. WHERE? Nyack-on-Hudson is ONE HOUR away from New York City, Lake Success, West Point, Catskill Mountains, Bear Mountain, Sleepy Hollow, and historic forts and battlegrounds. WHAT? Fully accredited to offer Th.B., B.R.E., and B.S.M. degrees in THEOLOGY ' MISSIONS - CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - MUSIC. WHO? Attended by youth from 34 states and 5 foreign countries representing fifteen denominations. WHEN? Summer School begins June 7. Fall Session begins September 8. FOR INFORMATION WRITE DR. THOMAS MOSELEY Missionary Training Institute NYACK-ON-HUDSON ' NEW YORK I55 The Nyack Correspondence School The Nyack Correspondence School offers opportunity to study the Bible systematically at home. Some cannot attend Bible School, others desire to further the study begun at school. As Christians, we desire to be thoroughly furnished that we may be efficient witnesses for our Saviour. Our Corre- spondence Courses will meet these needs. Two plans of study are suggested-individual and group. Special rates are given to groups which enroll with the pastor or other qualified teacher. THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE OFFERED: PROPHETS AND THEIR PROPHECIES by A. E. Thompson, M.A., and Harold M. Freligh, M.A. ...................... 56.00 2 credits CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE by G. P. Pardington, Ph.D., and OUTLINE STUDIES IN THE OLD TESTAMENT by W. M. Turnbull, D.D., and Rev. E. R. Dunbar ................................ 56.00 2 credits OUTLINE STUDIES IN THE NEW TESTAMENT by W. M. Turnbull, D.D., and Rev. E. R. Dunbar ....................,,...,..,.,, S6,00 2 credits BIBLE COMMENTARY I, The Pentateuch b A. B. Sim son D.D. d Harold M. Freligh, M.A ....................... 56.00 2 credits Y p , , an THE FOUNDATION OF OUR FAITH V- Rabgnolgicigsmafl, PILD- ------------------,- 57.50 lChristian Evidencesl 2 BIBLE COMMENTARY HI by Jolgncrljaigabler D-D. ------------------------ S6-OO Joshua Through Esther by A. B. Simpson, D.D., and TEACHER TRAINING by Clarence H. Benson, Litt.D. ............ 54.50 IV2 credits FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, ADDRESS THE NYACK CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL MISSIONARY TRAINING INSTITUTE NYACK, NEW YORK D. J. Fant, Lrtt.D. .........,........ ,. .........,... 59,00 3 credits The Missionary Training Institute 'ri-us NYACK suMMER scHooL o The coming summer school of The Missionary Training Institute will run from June 7 to July I6, and will be divided into two sections of three weeks each. In this summer school and in the coming ones it is planned to present courses which will enable former graduates of our three year courses to return and make up the credits needed for graduation from a four or five year course leading to B.R.E., B.S.M., and Th.B. degrees. o It is hoped that some of our pastors will arrange their summer work that they may take advantage of this work. For all those who are official workers in The Christian and Missionary Alliance there is a fifty per cent reduction in the tuition charges. COURSES FOR I948 JUNE 7-25 JUNE 26-JULY I6 Isaiah . . . . Mr. Johnson Ephesians ........ Mr. Dunbar Romans . . . Mr. Freligh Comparative Religions . . . Miss Stanhope Sociology . . Mr. Boon Workshop in Christian Education Miss Bethge Church Music . . Dr. Olson Introduction to Philosophy . . Mr. McKaig FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, WRITE THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR The Missionary Training Institute NYACK, NEW YORK 156 CHOOSE GORDON COLLEGE FOR THE A.B. IN THEOLOGY OR THE B.R.E. AS MANY ALUMNI OF MISSIONARY TRAINING INSTITUTE HAVE DONE. -'YT ENTRANCE GORDON DIVINITY SCHOOL GORDON COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY and MISSIONS BOSTON IS, MASSACHUSETTS FOUNDED BY ADONIRAM JUDSON GORDON...I889 I UNCOMPROMISING . . . . . In Faith Houghton College believes in a full gospel for the whole world. . . In Scholarship Houghton College offers fully accredited education as preparation to serve the present age. . . In Character Houghton College insists on practical godliness, unhesitatingly witnessing for Christ and against sin. For catalog write to the Registrar. Houghton College HOUGHTON NEW YORK 157 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I948 from THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT THE HOME DEPARTMENT THE FOREIGN DEPARTMENT THE PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT THE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Yours for cooperation in worldwide service THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 260 WEST FORTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK I8, NEW YORK 5 THE PLACE FOR YOU TAYLOR has room for students today. Room to train you for Christian leadership . . . iust as it has done for over IOO years. COURSES leading to A.B. Degree, including majors in music and science B.S. in Ed. Degree. Pre-professional and Pre-Nursing. CATERING to Christian young men and women who want a school academically high, with high standards of devotion and separation from the world. Write Today TAYLOR UNIVERSITY UPLAND, INDIANA ABIDI NG HILLSIDE REFLECTIONS -offe red by- Missionarg Training Institute Bookstore NYACK-ON-THE-HUDSON, NEW YORK 152.00 Postpaidl BIBLES - BOOKS - MOTTOES IYour daily source for devotion and inspirationl Mementoes of your school life at Nyack SPORTSHIRTS BANNERS EMBLEMS KERCHIEFS PENNANTS LETTERS Add to your library at any time by ordering from the Bookstore by mail. DONALD J. TROUTEN, Manager SIMPSON BIBLE INSTITUTE The Gateway to the Orient and the Islands ofthe Sea. Specialized Courses Offered in: MISSIONARY TRAINING THEOLOGY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SACRED MUSIC Rev. Raymond L. Cramer, President-Dean IOI West 58th Street Seattle 7, Washington Compliments of BETHEL CHURCH ofthe C. Cf M. A. REV. A. C. PALUMBO Pastor 81 Winter Street New Britain, Connecticut Compliments of Svimpnnn iillrmnrialn Glhurrh HIGH AVENUE AND FRANKLIN STREET REV. C. DONALD MCKAIG, Minister DR. LEE G. OLSON, Minister of Music SITE OF FUTURE CHURCH soUTi-I BROADWAY AND vooRHis AVENUE NYACK, NEW YORK Compliments of Beulah Beach OUR CENTRAL DISTRICT CONFERENCE GROUNDS ON THE SHORES OF BEAUTIFUL LAKE ERIE O YOUTH CONFERENCE JUNE 28th - JULY 4th CHILDREN'S CAMP JULY sm - iifh . MISSIONARY AND BIBLE CONVENTION JULY 24th - AUGUST afh ron iNFoRMA'rioN AND REsERvA'rioNs. ADDRESS: REV. P. S. ALLEN, BEULAH BEACH, OHIO 1 160 THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 47th-CONIFERENCE YEAR-47th IMPORTANT EVENTS YOUTH CONFERENCE JULY I2-I8 SUMMIT GROVE DISTRICT CAMP MEETING, AUG. 6-I5 SUMMIT GROVE, NEW FREEDOM, PA. MILL CITY CAMP MEETING, JULY 2-II ' MILL CITY, PA. SPRINGTOWN CAMP MEETING AUG. 27-SEPT. 6 SPRINGTOWN, PA. PRAYER CONFERENCE SEPT. 6-IO CITY TEMPLE, BALTIMORE, MD. For information, write: REV. P. R. HYDE District Superintendent I93I BILTMORE STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON 9, D. C. CANADA CALLING Christian and Missionary Alliance Western Canadian District District Superintendent-Rev. G. A. Skitch District Secretary-Treasurer-Mr. S. J. Jessop GREETINGS . . . To the Faculty and students of the Missionary Training Institute, Nyack-on-Hudson. We send them to you for training. You send them back to us for service in Home fields. ' We send them back through you to the ends of the earth. for we are labourers together with God. THE EASTERN and CENTRAL CANADIAN DISTRICT of the CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE OFFERS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES TO . NYACK GRADUATES WHO ARE SEEKING SACRIFICIAL SERVICE o APPLY--DISTR I CT SUPERI NTENDENT I45 EVELYN AVENUE ' TORONTO 9, ONT. THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT EXTENDS GREETINGS TO THE I948 GRADUATING CLASS OFFICERS Rev. Edw. Mapstone, Superintendent Rev. Bradford N. Hess, Secretary Rev. C. Francis Anderson, Treasurer TERRITORY MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND CONNECTICUT SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES The All-Round Every Week CHRISTIAN JOURNAL COMPLIMENTS OF International Uniform Lessons Main Lesson Exposition. By Dr. Harry A. Ironside Busy Men's Corner. By Tom M. Olson. Juniors. By Miss Ruth E. Dow. Primary. By Mrs. Ethel S. Low. Little Jetts and Boys' Talks. By Wade C. Smith. Girls' Class. By Miss Vivian D. Gunderson. Family Worship. By Dr. Ernest M. Wadsworth. Cartoons. By James Emerson Russell. Questions and Answers. By J. C. Macaulay. Brief Stories and Incidents illustrating the Lesson Short Article for Superintendents. . By the Rev. J. E. Harris. Golden Text put to music once a month by Robert Harkness . . . Annual Rate, 52.505 in clubs of 5 or more, For information, write 52.00 each Subscription REV. D. C. KOPP, Superintendent Canadar add 25 CGNS Def Year: District Headquarters Foreign: add 50 cents per year ROOM 17-SWARTZ BUILDING SPECIAL SHORT-TERM OFFER 104 WEST MAHONING STREET 22 WEEKS FOR 5' -00 PUNXSUTAWNEYI p,A,, THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES COMPANY 325 North Thirteenth Street Philadelphia 5, Pa Sunday School Literature FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS WRITE FOR SAMPLES Union Gospel Press Box 6059 CLEVELAND 1, on-no l62 MANY YEARS OF SERVICE TOGETHER HAVE DEVELOPED A CLOSE BOND BETWEEN OUR SCHOOLS. WE SERVE OUR MASTER TOGETHER IN TRAINING YOUTH FOR GREATER VISION ' TRAINING ' SERVICE SI. PHUI BIBLE IIISIIIUIE Enjoy McDermott's Ice Cream m e L 2 9 y U A' XI gg 11 ,MB ua 4, 'Q' 2, , S I ,, -b 'Il ' TH E H U B Youiz CAMPUS STORE WI N AMBURGF o J -Unooff YOUR PATRONAGE . . . an opportunity to invest in a better M. T. I. Phone Nyack 184, 185 BARON'S NYACK'S LEADING FURNITURE HOUSE 154-160 MAIN STREET NYACK, NEW YORK FREDERICK W. EDWARDS 105 WEST FORTIETH STREET NEW YORK 18, NEW YORK it Inquiries Invited FURNITURE ISteeI or Woodi BEDDING and ALLIED ACCESSORIES To the many Institute students who have been employed as part time workers by the ROBERT, GAIR CO., INC PI ERMONT, NEW YORK AN APPRECIATION OF A JOB WELL DONE. 164 COMPLIMENTS OF Metered Fuel Oil Service PIERMONT, NEW YORK gf SUPPLIERS FOR THE INSTITUTE WE MAKE WARM FRIENDS - I COMPLIMENTS OF Rockland Coaches, Inc. if SPRING VALLEY NEW YORK Willcox Construction Co., Inc. I 25-ZO FORTY-FIRST AVENUE LONG ISLAND CITY I, NEW YORK PHONE STII II 4 3440 Compliments of Nyack Bank Sz Trust Company NYACK, NEW YORK Every Banking Service For Everybody PERSONAL LOANS U. S. SAVINGS BONDS FHA LOANS CHECKING ACCOUNTS MORTGAGE LOANS THRIFT ACCOUNTS BUILDING LOANS TRUST DEPARTMENT AUTOMOBILE LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES BUSINESS LOANS TRAVELERS CHECKS CHRISTMAS CLUB ' THE NYACK BANK IS THE PLACE TO BORROW MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A MARINE MIDLAND BANK Miller Dairies MILK and ICE CREAM For Particular People WEST NYACK NEW YORK 167 1?fiiif PHONE SPRING VALLEY I65 Widmarm Brothers Bakery WlDMANN'S BREAD Weddings and Parties Supplied CENTER STREET SPRING VALLEY, NEW YORK GOOD FOOD FOR Jann Stxfvll ag co. CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS-ATLANIA-PITTSBURGH-DETROIT I68 WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE OFFICIAL Pl-IOTOGRAPHERH TO MISSIONARY TRAINING INSTITUTE Yes, we are pr-oud of this title, because of the fine work that is being done by your school, and the opportunity you have given us to be affiliated with it. CXEJQZ5 Lorstan Studios roREMosT PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST 109 MAIN STREET NYACK, NEW YORK I 9 Phones Nyack 353 and I394 COMPLIMENTS OF BARBER EXPRESS, INC. AGENT FOR ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. NYACK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMIENTS OF OF 0. N. ROSENBERG 5' SON, INC THOMAS ELECTRICIANS HARDWARE . . . PAINTS WALL PAPER A I2 MAIN STREET 2 FRONT STREET HAVERSTRAW, NEW YORK NYACK, NEW YORK Phones Nyack 432 - 1056 NYACK EXPRESS CO., INC. EIREPRooP WAREHOUSE Crating ' Shipping 32-38 HIGH AVENUE NYACK, NEW YORK I7O COMPLIMENTS OF LAMBRIDES and BOHMAN CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 475 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I7, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF P O D E L L' S FXEJQZB Ill MAIN STREET 54 LAFAYETTE STREET NYACK, NEW YORK SUFFERN, NEW YORK PI-IONE 427 PHONE 322 Phone Nyack 241 GRAND VIEW BOTTLING CO., INC. CARBONATEO BEVERAGES GRAND VIEW, NEW YORK 171 Phone WAIker 5-9500 Cable Address: Burdave New York WALLACE, BURTON Cr DAVIS CO. AIRLINE FOOD CORPORATION IMPORTERS - EXPORTERS Distributors MANUFACTURERS SUPREME BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS SINCE I877 Representative-M. J. Fitzgerald 490- 506 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK I3, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF HAVERSTRAW LAUNDRY LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING ROCK'-AND FUR STORAGE ik' Si? HAVERSTRAW, NEW YORK NYACK, NEW YORK Phone Nyack 374 Phone Piermont 47 T. H. THOMSEN 6' SONS George R. Thomsen ' Irving A. Thomsen GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS TAPPAN, NEW YORK I72 OUR SERVICE AT YOUR SERVICE ROCKLAND LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY Compliments of Christian and Missionary Alliance Church WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Rev. Frank Wyre, Pastor Phone Nyack 2041 Whelan Drug Stores Soll and Morris Nathanson-Managers 88 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y Compliments of BURNS HARDWARE Cr PAINT . COMPANY CLARENCE R. BURNS, Proprietor II8 Main Street Nyack, N. Y COMPLIMENTS R. C. WILLIAMS 8' COMPANY, INC. OF Distributors of ROYAL SCARLET FOOD PRODUCTS New York City Phone Nyack 2093-M Braun's Tailor Shop Custom Made - Alterations - Repairs DRY CLEANING 25 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 7IS Walter HYYUBYL Manager Jackson's Clothes MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING I SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N- Y- HUGH E. WHITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR O NYACK, NEW YORK Frank D. Wyman J. Henry Mock WYMAN and MOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pearl River, N. Y. Nyack, N. Y. Phone Pearl River 2I6l Phone Nyack 573 Phone Nyack 640 NYACK TAXI SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE II South Franklin Street Nyack, N. Y. Compliments of LEWIS F. STOCKMEYER PHOTOGRAPH ER Phone Nyack I 345 J. SUTERA FISH MARKET WHOLESALE - RETAIL NYaCkf New York 8 South Franklin Street Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack 253 Evenings II35 ROCKLAND QUALITY CLEANERS STORE ' NYACK PLANT ' SPARKILL Phone Nyack IO2 Phone Nyack I2O - I2I H. KOEHLER CO. Roy Wohlgemuth ' Jos. Wohlgemuth, Props. CHOICE MEATS, POULTRY, PROVISIONS MOVING and STORAGE Joseph A. Carleo, Manager Local and Long Distance Moving 5O Years of Friendly Service I73 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack I I28 City Store in the Country WM. BROWN G' SON FURNITURE AND GIFT SHOP 119 Main Sn-get Nyack, N. Y. I22-I24 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Phones Nyack 900 - 901 WORSFOLD and HAWVERMALE Harold Hawvermale, Vice President NORGE HOME APPLIANCES ' HARDWARE 140 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Compliments of DR. I. DUBROFF, D.D.S. DR. J. M. KING. D.D.S. Phone Nyack 2621 H. Pitman, Prop. CEDAR HILL SERVICE STATION AUTO REPAIRS CARS WASHED AND GREASED Cars Called for and Delivered Corner Cedar Hill Avenue and Franklin Street South Nyack, New York Phone Nyack 274 STAR LAUNDRY - A SERVICE EOR EVERY NEED 50 Lydecker Street Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1352 Compliments of UNITED CLEANERS and DYERS Phone Nyack 756 HlLL'S SPORT and APPLIANCE SHOP R. C. A. VICTOR RADIO Phono Combinations and Television INC' A. B. C. Washers Vacuum Cleaners Fishing and Hunting Equipment' Refrigerators Home and Car Radio Service 24 North Broadway Nyack, New York 15 North Broadway Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1834 THE NEUSTADT PHARMACY Louis Neustadt, Proprietor CUT RATE DRUGS ' PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS 95 V2 Main Street NyaCk, N- Y- JAMES ZABRISKIE I HART SCHAFFNER Cr MARX CLOTHES North Broadway Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack I 80 BLUE FRONT CLEANERS - 25 North Broadway Nyack, New York Phone Nyack 233 VASILIOW BROS. THE EAGLE CONFECTIONERS Candy and Ice Cream 106 Main Street Nyack, N Phone Nyack I I5 UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY ISM CASH AND CARRY Corner Burd and Washington Streets Nyack, New York Phone Nyack 2024 OTTO'S FLOOR COVERING CONGOLEUM RUGS and INLAID LINOLEUM ALL KINDS OF THROW RUGS 161 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack 2160 NYACK BUICK CO. aunck SALES AND SERVICE 222 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. GUS GAETJEN'S SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS LUBRICATION ' GASOLINE Phone Nyack IOO FLENDER FUNERAL HOME VERNON E. HAWKINS Nyack, New York Phone Nyack 197 JOSEPH GAETA CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING Fur Work and Tuxedos for Hire 123 Main Street Nyack, N NYACK ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRIC sPECIAI.IsTs KELVINATOR AND UNIVERSAL DEALERS SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK-ON-HUDSON, NEW YORK Compliments of U O ' COMPLIMENTS Martin T. Williams TOWN CLERK QF NYACK, NEW Yomc Phone Nyack 654 Frahn Motors THE moose-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE 1948 9-w and HIGH AVENUE NYACK, N. Y. MISISIONARIAN STAFF Faulkner Motor Co., Inc AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE 256 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. 'A' Compliments of Tromm's Delicatessen Jacobson's Tailor Mac's Furniture COMPLIMENTS OF wonnnn Bnnnn 177 Phone Nyack 205 McManus Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE 8 South Broadway Nyack, N. Y. S IRAUSS ZQSTORL' AUTO ACCESSORIES, FISHING EQUIPMENT 144 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1754 Uncle Sam's Shoe Store TM, DISCOUNT TO ALL M. T. I. STUDENTS 98 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 7 Van Houten G' Beck HARDWARE 0 PAINTS SPORTING GOODS 71 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y. Jefferson J. Weishaar, D.D.S. Jefferson J. Weishaar, Jr., D.M.D. Robert B. Weishaar, D.M.D. Phone Nyack 584 Tots N' Teens INFANTS 0 CHILDREN 0 TEENS 93 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1970 Van DerWalde's IOOAMAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. W. H. Wanamaker SHOE REPAIRING JACKSON AVE. and FRANKLIN ST. NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1007 or 1935 Compliments of Wagschays StierIen's Express and YOUR STATIONER AND SPALDING AGENT N0l'I'h American V30 I-Ines: INC- as MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 2096 Compliments of Y. M. C. A. NYACK, NEW YORK Established 1888 Robert Schmitt Co. HOME MADE ICE CREAM and LUNCHEONETTE 84 MAIN smear NYACK, N, Y, Phone Nyack 1075 'E Sam's Beauty Studio OIL PERMANENT WAVES Careful - Personal 1 Attention SOUTH OF POST OFFICE 75 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 600 Shea's, A Better Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS SINCE 1843 so. BROADWAY, cor. Bunn sT. NYACK, N. Y Dieges G' Clust MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY , FOR THE CLASS OF 1948 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 8, N. Y Phone Nyack 1189 The Star Meat Market MEAT, POULTRY AND PROVISIONS 135 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y Phone Nyack 731 or 732 Traverson's Market QUALITY FOODS Free Delivery Service 76 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 1555 Nyack Food Center CUT RATE GROCERIES AND DELICATESSEN 141 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Corner Main and Franklin Streets Y Phone Nyack 2141 Nyack Auto Seat Cover Co. TAILOR TO YOUR AUTOMOBILE 166 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 2141 Famous Names at Give-Away Prices Auto SCOOP Stores PARTS - ACCESSORIES - RADIOS - HEATERS 166 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y Compliments of MaxweI1's Compliments of Main Diner Phone Nyack 668 Compliments of The Knitting Nook Phone Nyack 333 34 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y Phone Nyack 1047 Gus' Radio Service REPAIRS ALL MAKES 81 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACI4, N. Y Phone Nyack 2005 Leif's Luncheonette Frank's Modern Barber Shop THE HY., ,S OEPO5,-TE Us TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST NYAck, NEW YORK ISO MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y Compliments of Carlson's Service Station Arnold Motors, Ino- IcAISER-FRASER phone Nyack 791 Guaranteed Used Cars ROUTE 9-W, SOUTH NYACK, NEW YORK 260 ,MTN STREET NYAEKI N. Y Phone Nyack 2253 or 40-M Phone Nyack 1622 The Bonnie Bouquet Shop The Corset Shop ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS THE BEST IN CORSETRY AT POPULAR PRICES WEDDINGS - BANQUETS - FUNERALS - CORSAGES I-ora Montgomery. Covsetler Barbara J- Robertson' FIWIS' Rockland Theatre Building NYACK, N. Y Buchanan's Service Station SPECIALLY TRAINED ATTENDANTS ARE READY TO SERVE YOU DAILY CORNER CATHERINE ST. and NORTH HIGHLAND AVE. ROUTE 9-W NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 2040 A. S. Goddard PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES 27 NORTH BROADWAY NYACK-, N. Y. GIynn's Shoe Store QUALITY SINCE I892 I36 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y Phones Nyack 688 - 2083 KobIin's Pharmacy THE ECONOMY PHARMACY DRUGS v COSMETICS 96 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y Phones Nyack 275 - 776 C. R. Jones, Inc. rv lunmul Tmmpuunoi AUTHORIZED ,,..., SALES DEALER SERVICE HIGHLAND AVENUE NYACK, N. Y. BRING YOUR LAUNDRY T0 THE Launderette AND TAKE IT HOME IN 30 MINUTES ALL CLEAN AND DAMP DRY I0 BRIDGE STREET NYACK, N. Y. Compliments of Paul Leukroth BARBER Nyack Service Station O. H. Kosel -- H. A. Kosel SHELL PRODUCTS ROUTE 9W NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack I544 Lillian Shop C. J. Schwartz, Proprietor GIRDLES 0 BRAS 0 LINGERIE 0 SPORTSWEAR 80A MAIN sTReeT NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 690 Main near Park Nyack Pharmacy NYACK'S LEADING DRUGGIST II6 MAIN sTReeT NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack I784 Nyack Bootery Corp. H. Neuman SHOES Speclal Discount to M. T. I. Students OPTOMETRIST Ioa MAIN sTReeT NYACK, N. Y. NYACK NEW YORK Phone Nyack 1206 - Neisner's Bliss Decorators CURTAINS, DRAPeRIes, BEDSPREADS BETTER MENS WEAR I7I MAIN sTRee'r NYACK, N. Y 82 MAIN sTReeT NYACK, N, Y, Phone Nyack 497 Kerchman's DISTINCTIVE LADIES' APPAREL ACCESSORIES Phone Nyack I72S Le Furgy fr Co. F. A. Le Furgy GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Sales and Service 77 MAIN sTReeT NYACK, N. Y. II NORTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 391 Ph0f16 NY-3514 545 Compliments of George Roosovics Dr. M. Salkind TAILOR DENTIST The Kind You Like to Find HOTEL ST. GEORGE NYACK, N. Y. 64 SOUTH BROADWAY NYACK, N. Y. Phone Nyack 2044 Phones Nyack 231 - 1088 Rockland Refrigeration Co. Rockland Taxi Service Martin Gere - Joseph Morono 24 HOUR SERVICE Safe . . . Prompt . . . Courteous 127 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. 12 PARK STREET NYACK, N. Y. FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS OF GENERAL MOTORS Bendix Washers - Westinghouse Products Phone Nyack 1686 Compliments of Pickwick Library GREETING CARDS - BOOKS GIFTS - STATIONERY Public Service Taxi PhOl'16 Nyack 256 - 1500 NYACK, N. Y. 80 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y. Compliments of Phone Nyack 329 Magnus Pedersen Blue Bird Shop JEWELRY H. 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