Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1959 volume:

,- NYACK MISSION ARY CGI ,I ,EGF NYACK, NEW YORK Page 2 Formerly a private home built in 1931 Shuman Hall was purchased in 1954 and named for the president emeritus of The Christian and Missionary Alliance, Dr. H. M. Shuman. It now houses administrative offices and the library. The I-lall with its beautiful grounds is an attractive addition to the campus. It is of English-style archi- tecture and is fire-resistant. The library occupies, the entire first floor, with stacks in the basement. Twelve spacious rooms provide reading, reserve, reference, peri- odical, typing, and seminar rooms, as well as open stacks and offices. gg SHUMAN HALL THE 9 N. Paul Bryers EDITOR-IN -CHIEF Tommy L. Collins BUSINESS MANAGER John F. Taylor FACULTY ADVISOR MISSICD RIAN MQSELEY HLL Page 5 , UL' S.: Built in 1930, Moseley Hall was formerly the Clarkstown Country Club. Purchased in 1956 for use as a freshman dormitory, it was named after Dr. Thomas Mose- ley, pioneer missionary to Tibet, presiclenbemeri- tus of the college. The building can comfortably care for 80 men. Page 7 fl w ,- - . - .V ,f ' ffJE,iHn f - 3 all 23.5-fx ' -H'- fu I - , ni . . 1' -:.., - Rev. Thomas P. Bailey Page 8 DEDICATICD Poised, and at times seemingly passive, this man, with an inherent reserve, is possessed, under a surface calm, of strong principles, a warm compassion, an incisive intelligence, and a significant faith. I-Iis recent appointment as Dean of the faculty is evidence that his peers have confidence in himg his annual election to the advisorship of the senior class indicates that his students have respect for himg and the frequent campus discussions of his lec- tures affirm that his proteges are challenged by him. A successful family man, a major in the army chaplains' corps, a Ph.D. candidate, chair- man of numerous committees and a member of others - with all this in addition to his other duties, he is always not only willing but anxious to be of service to the questing student, and to give words of help and guidance to the one who needs the light touch of a strong hand. To this man, the Rev. Thomas Paul Bailey, we respectfully dedicate this book. Page 9 CI-IRISTIE l-I LL The newest of the col- lege buildings, Christie l-lall was built in 1945 and named for the late Rev. William Christie, pioneer missionary to Tib- et and later Vice Presi- dent and Treasurer of the Christian and Missionary A l l i a n c e. Accommoda- tions for 200 girls, Chris- tie is the main dormitory for women. Page 10 SIMPSO H LL if J, vnllfm FF!! 'YT-'l'4v lr 15 S nv. --, a , .f , . - A g.. ' i ,. . 's 'HL ' ' 'SQFFE ' 1- -f Page 11 The cornerstone for Simpson Hall was laid in 1897 uncler the cli- rection of Dr. A. B. Simpson. Known for years simply as the ln- stitute Building, the building was later named for the founder of The Christian and Missionary Alliance. Now upper classmen's dormitory for men, it houses 125 students and also contains the college dining rooms. l I 1 J lmllll' ' fs? 2. if I I 3 fi, I Q ? Q P 4 i.. . :T , . I .V 1 an HAROLD W. BOON, Ph.D.. ACTING PRESIDENT Nyack Missionary College was founded by Dr. A. B. Simpson to prepare young people for the service of God at home and abroad. The need for such preparation is even greater novv because of the day in which we live. We have assumed the duties of the office of the president with a keen sense of dependence upon God. Only the best in spiritual and academic training will do, A strong faculty, ade- quate buildings and equipment, and a thorough curriculum are essential. But these are only means to an end and not ends in themselves. The success of any college is measured by its product. Our supreme desire is to graduate capable students thoroughly grounded in the VVord of God, filled with the Holy Spirit, who possess the necessary skills for effective service for Christ and His kingdom. H. VV. Boon Page 12 Dr. and Mrs Boon with Stev- en 9, Beverly 16, and Edward 19. 'lil in 11 1. 14 uns The president. who is also Lieu- tenant Commander in the Naval Reserves becomes chaplain in the summer as he ministers to the sailors aboard the USS Albany. rn, IJ r 1. 1 H I Ll s U Y, YW 4V gm W Lil Meeting with the South Nyack Planning Committee as its secre- tary is one of the outside responsi- bilities of Dr. Boon. The mem- bers are left to right. Mssrs. Alan Leggett, Fred Kay. Harold Boon and Ralph Merson. 7 n V F CAMPUS CENTER BERACHAI-I MUSIC HALL Built in 1890 and formerly a private home. Berachah, meaning blessing, was purchased and named in 1906 by Dr. A. B. Simpson. The oldest of the buildings used by the college. it now houses all classrooms, practice -rooms and the administrative office of the Division of Sacred Music. The Hub, Post Office. and Bookstore constitute the center of campus activity. In a centralized location, they are near Pardington Hall. be- tween Simpson and Christie Halls. The quarters over the Hub have recently been renovated and now house individual faculty offices. .' , is in X. N :rs . ,gf Qj 5 ij .lfggfi I 'xigiif ' V-, ig Ygj xi Page 15 INSTRUCTIO A runner must have instruction from one of experience and maturity if he is to run a race successfully. Those who are beginning the race of life also nmst learn from those who have maturity and experience. Pcxqe 16 Ml l J BOARD OF TRUSTEES: L. L. King, L. J. Isch, H. W. Boon. G. I. Sir Louis, W. F. Smalley. B. S. King. N. Bailey. R. W. Battles. H. L. Turner. C. O. Weidman, E. S. Brinkman, E. J. Bailey. V131-Q , .,f,.,,-Aw w, , in :V Y .LY Y h f P - fx i A V. f , -' , me , Sh P' ,. Y BOARD gf.. s- '!'ff,gk 1 5412.54 TRUSTEES f N., ,gr v' '.,'f4,..,- 'sf . wx ' 's The august Board of 'Trustees joins the students for lunch. Page 19 W fn.. , F Vice President GILBERT H. JOHNSON, B.D. The College Vice-President and the chairman of the Theology Division co- directs Christian Service in addition to teaching Homiletics and Theology. He is also the Vice-President of the Evan- gelical Theological Society. Treasurer LELAND R. HARPER. A.B. Family. friends. and travel consume the time not spent in monetary affairs for the Treasurer and Business Man- ager of the College. Part of this travel includes business and professional asso- ciation meetings. Page 'X 11 ws!,,, Academic Dean THOMAS P. BAILEY, A.M. Work on a Ph.D. adds to the varied schedule of Mr. Bailey, teacher of European Civilization, E c o n o m i c s. Church History, Senior Class Sponsor. and Academic Dean. His main pastime is reading. I9 DIVISION CI-IAIRMEN iJ,, N- . - 'if-. . , 'Hg- .ffy lik, GILBERT H. JOHNSON, B.D. Theology The chairman of the Theology Division co- directs Chris'ian Service in addition to teach- ing Homiletics and Theology. Also occupying a share of his time is the vice-presidency of the Evangelical Theological Society. LEE OLSON, S.M.D. Sacred Music Gardening and fishing furnish relaxation for Dr. Olson who guides the Music Division and teaches many of its courses. He also co- directs Christian Service and is responsible in part for the Artist-Lecture Series. .T . Page Z0 . l x..f 'T C. DONALD McKAIG, Ph. D. Christian Education A modest Ph.D. heads the Christian Educa- tion Division as well as holding forth in Greek and Christian Education classes. A member of several committees of the College, Dr. McKaig also pastors the Simpson Memorial Church in Nyack. f w I A !e V Cl .l L-.. X T. ROBERT MOSELEY. A.M. General Studies Teaching American History. Sociology and Anthropology. Mr. Moseley heads the General Studies Division and is a sponsor of the Stu- dent Advisory Council. He has completed residence work for his Ph.D. at N. Y. U. KIEL D. GAHRISON, Th. B. Missions Through 37 years of steady, thorough missionary endeav- or, Rev. and Mrs. Garrison labored toward the fulfill- ment ot one consuming ob- jective - to see the Indian Church on its feet. Incited by his parents and other soldiers of the cross, Mr. Garrison en- tered India in 1909 having graduated from Nyack the previous spring. To Mr. Garrison. missions is more than 10,000 miles or a trip to the Orient. For him it is a life-giving process which afforded pioneer min- istry and, through 14 years, the opportunity of cultivating within the hearts of Nyack students the feeling, purpose and need of missions. Now. 1959 closes a second phase of ministry. Though time and distance separate us, our lives will ever retain the imprint of two whose quiet, earnest, dedicated testi- : sr , Mr. and Mrs. Garrison monies inspired many to con- secrated missionary service. YE DID RUN WELL fr- ,s 'fll ...e....s., Another phase of Mr. Garrison's life is symbolized by a characteristic class shot. The Garrisons vacation in the vale of Kashmir during one of their terms in India. Page 21 7' Y 'H Eig in in .- .. l ELIZABETH AINES, M.A. A Volkswagen enthusiast, she is secretary to the Dean, assists the registrar, teaches Arts and Crafts I and II and gl if Inliember of the honor society, Pi Lambda Theta, at ROBERT C. BALTZELL, A.B. Director of the Bookkeeper's Office, he teaches Ac- counting, is working towards his master's degree in eco- nomics and finance at Fair1eigh'Dickinson University and enjoys music, historical noyels and psychology. HAROLD M. BEST, M.A. Woodworking and art furnish relaxation for Mr. Best, as he works on his S.lVI.D. at Union Theological Seminary, directs N.C.M.F. and an organist guild, and teaches organ and related subjects. l MARION L. BETI-ICE, M.A. Teaching French, Christian Education of Children, Arts and Crafts I, Foundations of Teaching and Audio- Visual Education, she supervises the Children's Bible Fellowship Workshops and encourages teacher training in local churches. VIOLA BIORHOLM, M.A. Miss Bjorholm, who enjoys refinishing furniture, sew- ing, and gardening, is advisor to foreign students and Hill- side Herald and teaches English Composition, Reading Improvement, and 17th Century Prose and Poetry. Page Z2 LAURA J. BOYD, A.B. A capable guide and advisor as Dean of Women, Miss Boyd teaches English Literature, is working toward her M.A. at Columbia University and enjoys window shopping and collecting good china. ELMER R. ENLOW, B.D. Advisin the freshman class and Camera Clzub, Mr. Enlow teaches Bible and is a candidate for the S.T.M. de- gree at Biblical Seminary. He likes sports and murders an occasional round of golf. LESLIE B, FLYNN, B.D. A busy and able preacher and writer, Mr. Flynn pastors the Nanuet Baptist Church and has written the book, Did I say That? He fits the journalism class into his busy schedule. MARY CANBERG Sawing wood for a 1761 lot of a new- ly acquired home is the hobby of this ' concert violinist, who, besides practicing ll three hours a day, teaches piano and stringed instruments. T.- ROBERT BREWER, M.R.E. While teaching courses in Philoso- phy, Psychology, Church History and Christian Education and writing a thesis for his D.R.E., Mr. Brewer gives spare moments to his interest in birds and tropical fish. fiw Page Z3 HARRY T. HARDWICK, M.A. Camping and hunting round out his busy schedule as teacher of Bible and Speech, advisor of the sophomores and Director of Counseling. He is a mem- ber of an Honor Society at N.Y.U. 1'1- DOROTI-IY R. HEIER, M.M. Music occupies the time of Dorothy Heier, instructor in brass instruments and member of the Music jury, who is working on her Ed.D. at the Teach- ers College of Columbia University. ,snr SQ! '17, J' Page 24 JAMES B. HARR, M.A. Active in student organizations, Mr. Hart coaches the Parsons and advises SAC and Mens' Domi Councils. He teaches English Literature and Com- position, works on his Ph.D. and keeps a detailed diary. RUTH I-IOFF, M.M. Playing classical guitar music, sew- ing, and engaging in outdoor sports furnish a change of pace for Ruth Hoff, instructor in Music Theory, Voice, Fundamentals of Music, and Speech Lab. MARGARET HOFFMAN, M.R.E. Toronto Institute of Linguistics bor- rows the summers of Miss Hoffman, instructor in English Composition and Introduction to Language. She teaches a Sunday School cass at the Nyack Lutheran Church. MARION B. HOWE, S.M.B. Painting and sewing afford diversion from a busy schedule for Miss Howe. In addition to teaching Voice, Piano, and Speech Lab., she is working for her M.M. DON I. KENYON, B.D. A schedule of committees, General Epistles, Romans, Pauline Epistles, Synoptic Gospels, and Hermeneutics besides work toward an S.T.M. is broken up by rug-hooking along with golf and oil painting. WILLIAM SMALLEY, Ph.D. MARIE MERK, M.M. From address-o-plates and mailing machines, to piano keys and wood- winds to Music jury, describe the di- verse activities of Miss Merk, a candi- date foren Ed.D. at Columbia Univers- ity. Helping missionaries understand the problems of language and communica- tion, he teaches anthropolog , engages in linguistic research in Soutllieast Asia, and serves as Associate Secretary for Translations in the American Bible Society. J. BUCHANAN MacMILLAN, M.M. Various courses in music and radio constitute Mr. MacMillan's teaching schedule. Work toward a Ph.D. in sicolo and direction of NYMIS Mu gy - CO fill his extra hours while gardening is a hobby. Page 25 J? -V GERALDINE SOUTHERN, A.M. Voice and Solfeggio I and II are the subjects she teaches while her hobbies are painting and boating. She is on Guidance and Personnel and Music Committees. MILDRED L. STANHOPE, A.M. A former missionary, her teaching hours are spent in Spanish, History of Missions. Bible Basis of Missions, and Anthropology Seminar classrooms while reading, sewing, and stamp collecting provide relaxation. JOHN F. TAYLOR, B.D. Teacher of Speech, Bible, Apologetics, and Archaeo- logy and member of the Promotional and Guidance and Personnel Committees, he sponsors the Missionarian and Missionary Crusaders. An outside interest is sports. LILLIAN WILSON, M,M. Chickie's world revolves around music. Teaching piano, auditioning Christian Service groups, and accom- panying musical presentations take up her school time. In sriare moments, she is church organist at Simpson Memor- ia JOHN C. ZACHARIAS, M.A. Teaching Science-Survey and Biology, sponsoring the Fishers of Men, and working as a Library Committeeman constitute Mr. Zacharias' duties to the College. His hob- bies are hunting, fishing and camping. Page 26 LIBRARY PUBLIC RELATIONS 'Ct- BRADFORD HESS Director of Public Relations Marie Merk. in charge ot mailing. tiles an ad- dress while Pearl Swope. secretary to the Di- rector of Public Relations proofreads promo- tional literature. gli! 59 DOROTHY SPIDELL, M.S Librarian - .iliarizing the staff with the reserve list is one of many tasks for As- siz mt Librarian, Bea Turner. Page 27 MAINTENANCE AND EOOD SERVICE I I' - V MI I 1, '. dv ' T I 1'-I swam .1 ' H .2 ' r L I .Il vi 'I 317 A I' I ,,. ' , :1g:'viL.i U Dick Eberhardt, cook, finishes dessert and Elvin Jackson. his assistant. PAUL FRANZ mashes potatoes as Mary Lu Fogal, secretary to Mr. Franz, lists needs. Sup't of Buildings and Grounds Assistant maintenance coordinator. Frank Swain. surveys the scene. and Food Service Manager H In REGISTRAR X I iff I . F gif. ,.,,-- , if fax gr-T lf' -,'. :fx MAY K. LEO. B.S. Registrar Miss Betty Aines, Assistant Registrar, types a final registration while Doris Crawford checks Logi- cians' averages. Page 28 Secretary to the Treasurer. LaVerne Pankey. checks a list of expenditures as the Treasurer. Mr. Leland Harper. reads costs to her. Jw' Y '?1.L2 Robert Baltzell. Senior Accountant. oversees the tedious, but important bookkeeping operations of Ed Turner and Mrs. Helen Bach, Junior Ac- countants. . 7 :Q ' 1 .J , 'ilk .5 Yagi I. -' 'X -, f 1 'hh' I ,. V .Q Q - ...I A, H- -n' 1 , 'frf ., . f - -V5.5 A . Qx., .. ,ga lf. ? Stair.. Wifi:- i'1FW ' ,fefA: :5,::.x :fi TE . ,. Z' - .. ...' 1- .'-.arf G' 12- - ':-EZ. .1 -L-Nsgpg, 'Q' v ' WS a-Y-3 : , - . .EM 1 ' 'Z' A31-' .f'v. '- - 4 .-' N' Q '- S -'br if-. V. ? 0,12-.I I -- 7- A...:--mf:--B im. A meal ticket changes hands as Margaret Lewis, Receptionist, smilingly greets a dining room guest. Dr. Boon dictates a letter as his secretary, Amelia Piper. records his words. Page 29 1 125115 'QS Ei A characteristic pose and a cheerful word from Mr. John- son bring a smile from Miss Mildred Purdy. Secretary of the Christian Service Depart- ment. Miss Lillian Knowles. Secretary to Dr. Olson. keeps the good Doctor informed on developments in the Artist-Lecture Series. Working as head of the Correspond ence School and Secretary for the Living Endowment Fund fills a busy schedule for Elizabeth Farrar Smiling pleas- antly. Mrs. Ethel E v a n s , t h e School Hostess. and her assist- ant. Miss Jean Seib. graciously greet a guest. Page 30 P. Saw U4 -- .mv ,. -- if 1- Vq ,,-Y--0 ,,..---v-- , l . - 6.5008 f Siam .n w -r f Q '. 3 -al' . ,,...g,-, . v, 1 -- ' '- -asm, , -aff . yah .' ' -tg ,L ,,'-- ag . , '.?,q.a.,' r f 'fun in ,.,,-.1 I , A I .-i.,,. J lla I xr- 1 ' U A EU E3 A' fa - Packages of food and bundles of magazines burden Vivian Barkdu1l's daily stint as Postal Clerk. Jan Schmidt, man- ager of the Book Store and Jeanne Sweet. ruler of the Hub, assist in spirit if not in actuality. Application materials are ten- dered to a prospective student by p Phyllis McDanie1s, Secretary to 1 the Director of Admissions. John Becker, Assistant Dean of Men. drops in to discuss a disciplinary problem with Dean of Men, James B. Harr. while Mildred Lloyd, secretary. is taking dicta- tion. ng gr 1 5 if !g f ni J Ai' 5, if J Dean of Women, Laura J. Boyd. considers a plan to keep Christie Dorm quiet, pre- sented by Evelyn Farringer, Assistant Dean of Women. A:-T,-mr' I I I --l.1,, ,,-- All. mf- uilil --- X11 i4'Tl Faculty and staff concentrate at the foul line. Another advantage of the Volks- wagen is exploited - it's small and easy to wash. Birds sometimes furnish welcome re- lief from students. 'TT 'Lk . , , X..x.xu Even teachers have to hang storm windows. A quick round of golf between appointments is relaxing. 1- Fx I Y - Their hobby of boating ' If inspired these paintings. r K. I Page 33 Like the runner racing against the clock, the Christian stiwlentis racing against time in a race which requires rnaxirnimn attention and concen- tration during his years of training. Page 34 V' ul I Bob Battles, Pres. , .1 -Y ww w G '-V T' ' wg: 5 XSL! v? ff: .4- 4- ,gig-'2g3..-1.51. 451. 5235:-55 V J ,v wi w J Barbara Powell, V. Pres. -uv., '27 Janet Marshall. Sec. L4 Ti ,J Bernard Wright, Treas. Assisting the class officers in the class planning for the year were the Student Council representatives Janet Thompson and Dave Constance lseatedl. Ei' .gf Thomas P. Bailey, Faculty Advisor Page 36 SENIOR SILHCJUETTES Page 37 CHARLES C. BADEH Theology Johnstown, Pa. I can do all thingsthrough Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13. World Prayer Bandg Orches- tra l,2g Logicians 1,23 Asst. Pastor 4. 1 JENNIE Lou ANxNnY Ch. Ed. Ligonier, Pa. I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13. Africa Prayer Bandg Release Time Teacher, Jewel Gat- herers. ALDEN Joi-IN ASBORNSEN Theology Hillside, NJ. To glorify God, and enjoy Him forever. ' Moody Bible Institute. WILLIAM BAKER Ch. Ed. Zephyrhills, Fla. . . . for the. Lord is my strength and my song. Isaiah 1212. World Prayer Bandg Chorale 2,3g Chorus 3,45 Orchestra 1-4, Ambassador's Quartetg Fisher's of Men lg Camera Club 1,23 Dorm Council 39 Class Officer Treasurer 3. EVELYN M. Banana Ch. Ed. Phila., Pa. That I may know Him in all His fullness. World Prayer Band 1, Africa 23,49 Orchestra 1-45 Camera Club 2,45 Brooklyn Release Time Teacher 3g N.C.M.F. 2. Page 38 Cuanmzs H. BARN:-xAn'r Ch. Ed. Stamford, Conn. I want to wear out my life in His service and for His glory. Island Prayer Band, Pres. Stamford Christian Fellow- ship. ROBERT W. BATTLES, JR. Theology Orlando, Fla. jesus, I my cross have taken, All to leave and follow theeg Naked, poor, despised, for- saken, Tljgotrfrom hence my all shall e. Orlando Ir. Collegeg Indo- China Prayer Band 2,3,4g Pres. 3, Fishers of Men 2, Logicians 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Dorm Council 2,3,4, Mission- arian Stuff 3j Parsons Mgr. 3,43 Sr. Class Pres. 45 jr. Class Debater 3. Iunr. MARIE BEST Ch. Ed. Glendora, Cal. He is my Refuge, my Rock, and my Towerg He is my Fortress, my Strength and my Power. Azusa Collegeg World Pray- er Band 3,4, V. Pres., Sec., Logicians 3, Missionarian Staff 3. ALLEN E. Brssrzs Ch. Ed. Ripley, N. Y. For with Cod nothing shall be impossible. Luke 1:37. World Prayer Band Treas. 4. Page 39 JOHN H. Bncxran Theology Nyack, N. Y. In the secret of His presence how my soul delights to hide. St. Paul Bible Collegeg As- sistant Dean of Men. :TT NT -yl, f lx. Al' ll'- JOHN G. BROKAW Theology Westfield, N.-I. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy path. Prov. 3:6. M.T.I. '41-44, World Prayer Band, Pastor '44-'57. THURMAN W. BLAKE Theology New Wilmington, Pa. I will walk in. thy truth. Ps. 86:11. Carnegie Technical Instituteg Fishers of Men lg Brooklyn Release Time Teacher. ANNA Rose BRADEN Ch. Ed. Toledo, Ohio I know that My Redeemer Livethf' Stautzenberger Secretarial College, Islands Prayer Band l,2,3,4g Dorm Council 35 Missionarian- Staff 3. RILEY R. CARL Theology Avella, Pa. . . . Be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you . . . I Peter 3:15. Africa Prayer Band, Fishers of Men 1. Y DANIEL E. CARPENETTI Theology Nicholson, Pa. His love knows no limit. Can mine be less? Island Prayer Band, Pres. 35 Brooklyn Release Time Teacher 1,2,3g Fishers of Men, V.P. 1, Pres 23 Dorm Council, Pres. 3g Missionarian Staff 35 Missionary Commit- tee, Treas. 4. Page 40 geese- L r . - Y mi---if-A A. EUGENE CLAY Theology Atlanta, Georgia My hope is built on noth- ing less than Iesus' blood and righteousness. Student Pastor 3g Chinatown 15 New City jail work 2. i l , i . , . ..iA ALBERT COLLINS In. Theology East Randolph, Vermont How can I ever be lonely, How can I ever fallg What can I want if only, Christ is my all in all? Islands Prayer Bandg Logic- ians 3. WHITFIELD Cunrrs Christian Ed. Houlton, Maine To be all things to all men. World Prayer Band. .ALTHEA DARLING Sacred Music Curwensville, Penna. Take my life and let it be, consecrated Lord to Thee. World Prayer Bandg Chorus 1-,2,4g Trio 1. Page 41. I Ll' i 1 - ' iw ss.. H' ,I ,lil H1 V gl DAVID CoNs'rANcra Missions Nyack, N. Y. May jesus be seen in me S.A. Prayer Band 1-45 Corale 1,25 Chorus 14, Quartet 143 Logicians 3,45 Missionarian Staff 35 Student Advisory Council 4 BARBARA DOUGLAS Missions Pavilion, N.Y. God gives the very best to those who leave the choice with Him. Near East Prayer Band 3, V. P.g Orchestra 1-4, Bronx Mes- sianic 35 Jewel Gatherers 2, 45 Logicians 3,4. DONALD' E. ZDAUGHERTY Sacred Music Louisville, Ky. Stay firm, He has not fail- ed thee in all the past. Southeast Asia Prayer Band 1,2,3,4g Chorale 1,39 Orche- stra 1,2,3,4,5g Trombone So- loist 1,2,3,4,5g Missionarizn 3g Missionary Committe Sec. 3. MARILYN E. DEDECIUS Ch. Ed. Rahway, N. I. . . . my presence shall go xivith thee . . . Exodus 33:- 4. World Prayer Band lg South America Prayer Band 2,3,4, Sec. 45 Chorus 2g Clee Club lg Trios 1,3,4g'Brooklyn Re- lease Time Teacher lg Na- nuet Release Time Teacher 33 Jewel Gathers 1, Treas. EVELYN DUNN Missions W. Sayville L. I. N.Y. Nothing that other saints do or say can ever perturb the one who is built on God. India Prayer Band 3, V.P.g Release Time Teacher, Chi- natown l,2g Iewel Gatherers lg Dorm Council 3. JACKSON EDWARDS Ch. Ed. Turtle Creek, Pa To be filled with the know ledge of His will in all wis- dom and spiritual understand- ing. Col. 1:9B. South America Prayer Band Orlando Ir. College. Page 42 THBLMARIE Fum: Missions Nyack N Y Fear the Lord and keep I-Irs commandments for this the whole duty of man Ecc 1213 Southeast Asia Prayer Band Logicians 2 3 Dorm Council 3 Missionary Committee 3 Missionary Crusaders 12 3 Class Officer V Pres 3 880 u . r -1 w 1 r 4 , l 4 T4 ' 5 WII.LIAM I-I. FUTRELL ' V , . . Theology Stokes, N.C, In Christ we conquer. g ' World Prayer Band Pres. 4. l. : . Devrsm MAY GRANGER Ch. Ed. Laconia, N.H. And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. I John 5:11 China Prayer Band 1-43 Jew- el Catherers 1,2. Louise GAERTNER Missions Brooklyn, N.Y. Jesus Savior, Pilot me. Josh. 1:16. China Prayer Band, V. Pres. 39 Sec. 45 Release Time Qfeacher 23 Hillside I-Iearld Page 43 I I w WILLIAM GILLIAM Theology Dayton, Ohio Today's victories s h o ul cl not become tomorrow's de- feats, Near East Prayer Band 1,25 Islands Prayer Band 3,4. BBNJAMUN 'THOMAS Gnovrz Theology Altoona, Pa. To do thy will, yes, that is all3 To do thy will, obey thy call. Africa Prayer Band 1,23 World Prayer Band 3,43 Or- chestra l,2,33 Fishers of Men 13 Missionarian Staff 23 23 Class Officer Treas. 3. RQBEHT S. I'IARDWICK Missions Nyack, N.Y. Tis done3 the great trans- action's doneg I am my L0rd's and He is mine. Africa Prayer Band, 1- Sec. 23 Indonesia Prayer Band 3, 43 King's Heralds 13 Ambas- sadors 23 Fishers of Men 3,43 Student Advisory Council 3, Pres3 Parsons 1,2,3,4. -4 7' -as HENRY BAXTER HALL In. Ch. Ed. Nyack, N.Y. Proverbs 9:10, The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom3 and the knowledge of the Holy is understand- ing. South America Prayer Band, 1,2,3,43 Fishers of Men 13 Sunday School Teacher , Ramapo Mountains, 43 Intra- mural football, 3. JANICE SUE Herrera Ch. Ed. Houston, Tex. Islands Prayer Band 1,2,3,43 V.P. 33 Chorale 1,23 Glee Club, 1,23 Brooklyn Release Time Teacher, 1,23 Logicians, 2,3,43 Dorm Council, 1,2Q Hillside Herald, 13 Sunday School Teacher 1,23 Youth CAsst.D Director 3,4. fi PATRICIA IOY 1'IARRIS Missions Brantford, Ont. Canada The eternal God is the re- fuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms. Deut. 33:- 27a. lndia Prayer Band l,2,3,4, Sec. 33 Brooklyn Release Time Teacher 13 Big Little Sister Club V.P. 43 Floor Councillor 43 Dorm Council Pres. 43 Missionary Commit- tee, Lady Prayer Leader 4. JOANNA M. Honcxa Missions Phillipsburg, NJ. Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not un- to thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 335,6. India Prayer Band 1,23 South America Prayer Band 3,43 Jewel Gatherers l,2,3, Treas. 33 Trio, Duet. Page 44 alr- i' BRIAN KINIBLE Ch. Ed. Harrison, N.Y. He who kee s one end in view makes all, things serve. World Prayer Band l-53 Pse- lease Time Teacher 13 Brook- lyn Teacher 29 Sunday School Teacher 3,5. Us JAMES HUBBARD Missions Pontiac, Michigan God is our refuge. South America Prayer Bahndg Quartet 39 Release Time Teacher 1. CAROL E. Joi-rANsoN Missions Nyack, N.Y. Faithful is he who calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess 5:24. Africa Prayer Band, 3 Sec., Hillside Herald lg Mission- arian Staff 2,33 Missionary Committee 4, VP, Missionary Crusaders 3. CUNTHER KAIVIPHAUSEN Missions Chicago, Ill. But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself so that I might finish my course with loy- Africa Prayer Band lg Island Prayer Band 2,3,4g Chorale 1,2g Chorus 1,2g Male Quar- tet 1-49 Logicians 25 Mission- ary Crusaders 3,4. MARLIN KLINGINGSMITH Missions New Kensington Pa. Let no man despise thy youthg but be thou an ex- ample of the believers. Southeast Asia Prayer Bandg Fishers of Meng Logicians. U Page 45 QQ Qi W JEAN E. JENKINS Missions E. Weymouth, Mass. I would he like Jesus. Indo-China Prayer Band, Or- chestra 2,3, Jewel Gatherers lg Dorm Council 3, Treas.g Chinatown 2,3. Qs- I I NANCY JANE KLINGENSMITH Missions New Kensington, Pa. Lord fill my life 'til all shall see a living, reigning Christ in me. Indo China Prayer Band, 1-43 Iewel Gatherers, I. LILLIAN E.KNOWLES Theology . Miami, Fla Herein do In exercise my- self, to have always a con- science void of offence to- Y! ward Cod, and toward men. Hunter College, N.Y.C. MAY RUTH LEASU1-ua Ch. Ed. New Castle, Pa. God's love, so amazing, so divine, Demands my soul, my life, my all. World Prayer Band V. Pres. 23 Jewel Catherers 13 Logi- cians 23 Hillside Herald 1. THOMAS LINDHR Theology Nyack, N.Y. To acknowledge the Lord- ship of Christ in every sph- ere of life. India Prayer Band. Page 46 - 1 1 ' n - i JAMES NOEL LANE Theology Port Arthur, Texas God's Way-Mine. Africa Prayer Bandg Orche- stra 1-45 Quintet 4g NYMIS- CO 3,4, Pres. 45 Dorm Coun- cil, 2g Student A dv i S o r y Council, 39 Class o f f i c e r Treas. 2. VA DONALD McCLumz Theolo y Acmetonia, Pa. . . . ai things work together for good to them that love God . . . Romans 8:28. World Prayer Band 15 Indo- China 2,39 Brooklyn Teacher 3. ROWENA MAnGosrAN Lord make me more like Thee, Be thou my Guide, O fill my life with love, in Thee to abide. Africa Prayer Bandg Trio Pi- anistg Missionarian Staff 2,3. JANET EVELYN MARsHALL Ch. Ed. Worchester, Mass. That in all things He might have the preeminencef' Islands Prayer Band, Glee Club 3, Trio 3, Release Time Teacher 1,25 Logicians 1-49 Dorm Council 4g Hillside Herald 2, Missionarian Staff 2,35 Senior Class Sec. 45 Class Debator 2. I. MARVIN MCDONALD Theology Hamilton, Ont. Unto me, . . . least of all saints, is this grace given, that I should preach . . . the unsearchable riches o f Christ. World Prayer Band 2, South East Asia 3,4, Pres. 4, W.M. I.R. Speaker 45 Orchestra 2.5 Student Pastor 43 Fishers of Men 25 Missionarian Staff 3. WH LARRY MCDONNELL Theology Grapeville, Pa. To follow, Lord, where thou dost lead, to do thy will is all I need. Africa Prayer B and 1,25 World Prayer Band 3,49 Fish- ers of Men. Page 47 E11 We AL MCNALLY Theo. Hamilton, Ont. The love of Cod constrain- eth me to preach the Gospel. Toronto Bible Collegeg World Prayer Band 1-43 W.M.I.R. Speaker 45 Student Pastor 3, 44 Missionary Committee, Pres. 4. QQ ,, l RH uw reps li ALTHEA MCPHERSON Music Nyack, N. Y. I will trust Him, He will guide me. Islands Prayer Band Sec. 3g Chorale 35 Chorus l-43 NY- MISCO 4g Hillside Herald 2,3g Missionary Committee 43 Solo. GRETCHEN MEALS Ch. Ed. Pavilion, N.Y. For it is God which work- eth in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure. India Prayer Band 3,45 Chor- ale 2,3: Glee Club l,2,3g Jewel Catherers l,2.. PETER NANPELT Theology Cedar Grove, NJ. I have one deep supreme desire, that I may he like Iesusff Islands Prayer Bandg W.M.I. R. Speaker 3g Chorale 1,23 Chorus l,2,4g Logicians 1,2 Treas. 2g Dorm Council 35 Missionarian Staff 23 Student Advisory Council 1,3,4 Pres. 44 Class Officer Pres. 3. r Page 48 ,yi 1 Qfx - 'Yi ALLEN McV1cKan Theology Bellefonte, Pa. I can do all things through Christ Which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13. Trombone solog Quartet. , , A Jr?- Auomzv R.NEEBE Ch. Ed. Pittsburgh, Pa. The Saviour can satisfy ful- ly the heart that the world cannot fill. Africa Prayer Banclg Iewel Catherers lg Camera Club 2, 39 Dorm Council 49 China- town 2,3g Nanuet junior Church. GERALD PALMQUIST Theology Detroit, Mich. Anywhere with Jesus where He points the way. South Asia Prayer B anclg Chorale l,2g Chorus l,2,3g Quartet 1-53 Hillsicle Herald 3g Missionary Committee 49 Student Advisory Council 5. I- Lors M. N orvrnnup Ch. Ed. North East, Pa. That in all things He might hgve the preeminencef' Psalm l 2 1 1. Africa Prayer Bzmclg Student Council lg Class Sec. 2.9 Dorm Council 2. Lowell Miller. Ken Wackes, Georg join in a dormicile discussion. I li' X315 I4 I -1 I l 'f - 'f1- 2 i , .fc tl. :vu . ' 5 'iw I ' ,JL 5 - 'A Z t MARILYN G. OLSEN Missions Nyack, N.Y. That I may know Him. Africa Prayer Bandg Mission- urian Staff 39 Missionary Crusaders 1,2,3. e Tregaskis. Dave Kapp Wx ff Page 49 ,ps 4-.-. ,va 1 i M 1,1 ri k .1 5 54425, E 'Iii i 'WEB BARBARA PULSIFER Missions Portland, Maine To know Christ and to make Him known. Africa Prayer Bandg Chorale 2, Chorus 2, Solog Iewel Gatherers 15 Logicians 2, Hillside Herald 1. ROGER Pimsiars Missions Ithaca, New York As the heart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after thee, O Cod. Psalm 42:1. South America Prayer Band 2, World Prayer Band 3, Is- land 4g Chorus 33 Trumpet Triog Brass Quartetg Brass Quintet, NYMISCO 3,49 Sec. 4, Camera Club 3. W. JAMES Posr Theology Nyack, New York We rest on Thee - our shield and our Defender! We go not forth alone against the foe. South America Prayer Band, Chorale 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Vo- cal Quartet 1,2g Brooklyn Pte- lease Time teacher 1. BARBARA LEE POWELL Ch. Ed. Charlottesville, Va. . . . to know the love of Christ, which passeth know- ledge. Near East Prayer Band 2, Vice Pres., 3 Sec, World 4, Sec, Brooklyn Release Time Teacher 1, Orangeburg Re- lease Time Teacher 3, Log- ocians 2,33 Dorm Council 4, Hillside Herald, Class Of- ficer 4, V.P. JAMES Rnomss Sacred Music Erie, Pa. His love can never decline And He loves me. Chorale lg Chorus 1-45 En- semble, Solo, Logicians lg Choir Director Gospel Ta- bernacleg N.C.M.F. 2-4, Pres. 4. Page 50 ETHEL MAE Puncv Ch. Ed. New Castle, Pa. 1 have no right to be less than Christlike. World Prayer Bandg Logi- cians 1,2,3g Dorm Council 3, Hillside Herald lg Student Advisory Council 2. JOAN CYNTHIA RHODES Ch. Ed. Whitesboro, N.Y. 1 will instruct thee and teach thee in the way that thou shalt go, I will guide thee with mine eye. South America Prayer Band 1-4, Sec. 3, Chorale 1,2g Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 1,23 jewel C-atherers lg Logicians 39 Missionarian Staff 3. RUSSELL I-I. RICKERT Theology Newark, NJ. Truly my soul waiteth up- on Codg from Him cometh my salvation. Psalm 62:l. Africa Prayer Bandg Assistant Pastorate. s CHARLES SHELDON Rrcnv Music New Castle, Pa. , Wondrous the love of Jesus, Sweet the rest He gives, Quickening all my being, While in my heart He lives. World Prayer Band, Chorale 1,2 Chorus 1-4, Solog Quartet, Bronx Messianic 1, NYMIS- CO 49 Fishers of Men 1,29 Dorm Council 2g Hillside Herald 1, Missianarian Staff 2,3. i, 1 JANE ROBSON Missions Duryea, Pa. They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength . . . Isaiah 40:31. Africa Prayer Band, Glee Club 1,25 Solo 2-4, Logicians 1,2,3g Camera Club Sec.- Treas. 3, V. Pres. 45 Dorm Council 49 Brooklyn Release Time Teacher 2,3,4. Page 51 CLYDE E. RICHEY, Ir. Theology Williamsport, Pa. Faith is the Victory. Africa Prayer Band, Chorale 1,25 Chorus 1-4, Crusaders' Quartet 15 Fishers of Men lg Parsons 2. 'C' MARGARET Rupp Missions Stratford, Conn. That I may know Him and the power of His resurrec- tion. Phillipians 3:10. S.A. Prayer Band, Pres. 45 Bronx Messianic, Ig Logicians, 3,45 Missionary Committee, Asst. Treasurer, Student Ad- visory Council, 3. IRIENE M. Sawyrzn Ch. Ed. Morrill, Maine I am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day. II Tim- othy 1:12. South America Prayer Band 1-4, Release Time Teacher Brooklyn 1,29 Nanuet 3g Nanuet Junior Church 4, jewel Gatherers 1, Camera Club 294 Dorm Council, gfreas. 4, Missionurian Staff ELINORE L. Srcxnzvnnncnn Missions Tyrone, Pa. I take thee, blessed Lord I give myself to thee, And Thou, according to Thy Word, dost undertake for me. Islands Prayer Band, Orche- stra l,2,3, Logicians 3. TEALL WM. SPAULDING Missions Marietta, N.Y. I learned to trust thee, pre- cious Iesus, Saviour, Friend, Thou wilt be with me to the end. University of South Carolinag Near East Prayer Band. Page 52 Eruc Sox-rurxrz Theology Nyack, N.Y. O Thou of Cod and man the son! Thee will I cherish, Thee will I honor, Thou, my soul's glory, joy, and crown! World Prayer Band 149 Stu- dent Pastor 3,4. .1 Ausrm SULLIVAN, jr. Theology Nyack, N.Y. My hope is built on nothin less than Jesus' blood ans righteousness. Houghton College, So. Ame- rica Prayer Band, Treas. 2, Orchestra 2, Fishers of Men 2, Hillside Herald 2. DONALD Srxven Theology Lacona, N. Y. Better, though difficult, the right way to go, than wrong, though easy, where the end is woe. Near East, Treas. 25 Brook- lyn Release Time Teacher 29 Fishers of Men, Treas. 2. LA VERNE STONEBRAKER Ch. Ed. Aurora, Indiana The etemal God is thy re- fuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. Deut. 33:- 27. South America Prayer Band, C-lee Club 1,2g Nanuet Re- lease Time Teacher 39 Dorm Council 3. DONALD M. TAYLOR Theology Nyack, N.Y. Jesus, I my cross have tak- en,,all to leave, and follow Thee. Indo-China Prayer Band, Quartet, Class Officer, Pres. 2. ' ' -' m:lIlnr ' ,ir V .-v:,,' ,Y . ,rr 1li'.j.gfh'f 5.11 V LIE-X , ,, 'I . . f- , xg' r . l . Jltlf., ,:QH.' '7'fF5.F 55 . , ll 'A -. I 1 '1 : 51+ it -1-,lf Page 53 JANET TAYLOR Ch. Ed. Nyack, N.Y. My Goal is God Himself, not joy, nor peace. Nor even blessing, but Himself, my God. I Indo-China Prayer B a n d , Sec. 3,43 Jewel Gatherers 35 Logicians 2,3g Dorm Council 3, Class Officer, V.P. 3g Brooklyn Teacher. HOWARD R. THOMAS Missions Birmingham, Ala. Jesus, I my cross have taken, All to leave and follow Theeg Destitute, despised, forsaken, ghou from hence my all shalt e. South America 8c Africa Pray- er Band. Treas. 39 Fishers of Men lg Logicians 2g Mission- ary Committee 4g Class Of- ficer 1. , , ,, , .d : f JANET ELAINE THOMPSON Ch. Ed. Aliquippa, Pa. Christ is our life. Islands Prayer Band, Secg Chorale 29 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Clubg Solog NYMISCO 4g Logicians 3,43 Missiomzriun Staff 3g Missionary Reporter 45 Class Officer 4. MARVIN VVATSON X Missions Danville, Ind. , Wisdom is knowing what to do. Skill is knowing how to do it. Virtue is in doing it , well. l African Prayer Bandg Or- l chestralg Logicians 25 Fish- ers of Men 15 Soloist, 1,2,3. 1 - MARIAN WILKINS Music New Castle, Pa. I would be like Jesus. Indo-China Prayer B a n d 5 Chorus 45 Glee Club l,2,3g Logiciansg Sec 3g Mission- arian Staff 39 N.C.M.F. Page 54 EDWJN L.VR.ELL, Ir. Missions Baltimore, Md. Think thoughtfully on the Word, Pray by the presence of God, then be permeated ga Jlre profused efficacy of o . India Prayer Band. 1. ., , ,. V -V-...i L. t .1 4,w, , , .,-,,,1,.,,,, ,,,,,- uw., J , 1 .rl l I I l f gi... a , Hmmm, I I1 MBE? , ,.,, X, HI ' l If ' ' li . .ffix 3 -7 I i I ill A 1553. l i 7 'z 1 It Ai,-T rl ,lnlyixi f T A fl! V Je-fhjl. A , ' I tht , , 'Z' 1 l 'A ii l il.-.. r i N -' 'UF' ,. f 1 'L' ' Y . I ' Qffll s fs vi ,-' vu . 4, -fr t '- . ' .gn : f 5 1 PI' M. Olsen, S. Lux, N. Jones, B. Olsen, M. Kyle. J. Rambo and. L. Jacobs prove that partying is real fun. WILLIAM B. WoLLar'r Theology Mt. Union, Pa. Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought also to love one an- other. I john 4:11. Africa Prayer Band, Release Time Teacher 19 Fishers of Men 1,23 Sec. lg V. Pres. 2, Logicians 2g Hillside Herald 25 Missiomzrian Staff 2. WILLIAM P. WOOD Theology McKeesport, Pa. I sink in life's alarms when by myself I standg Imprison me within Thine arms, and strong shall be my stand. S. A. Prayer Band 1-43 Fish- ers of Men Treas. 15 Youth Director. A. DEAN WILSON Theology S. Rockwood, Mich. Not that I might do mag- nificent things but rather that I mi gh t do commonplace things in a magnificent wav. Marion C 0 l l e g eg Africa Prayer Band, Bronx Messian- ic 2, Student Pastor 4g Fish- ers of Men 1. Tmzonoms RAYMoNn Woonrxumr Missions Chatham, NJ. The Lord livethg and bless- ed be my rock, and let the God of my Salvation be ex- alted. Psalm 18:46. World 8: Near East Prayer Bandg Treas. 2g Trumpet Trio lg Fishers of Men 19 Logicians 1. Page 55 C. JERRY Raorfonn BEVERLY XAIOOLWORTH Missions Clio, Michigan Hurley Hospital School of Nursing. ln quietness and in confi- dence shall be your strength. ISa. 30:15. Congo Prayer Band, Secre- tary 49 Release Time Teach- er, Chinatown 4, Brooklyn 2g Jewel Gatherers 1. BERNARD H. WRIGHT Missions Pontiac, Mich. To give my life that He might be known. Africa Prayer Band, Pres. 3, Chorale 2, Chorus l,2g Trio, Missionarian Staff 35 Mis- sianary Committee 4, Stu- dent Advisory Council 25 Class Officer 4. Gen. Diploma Durham, N.C. The LORD will choose for me, 'tis better far I know, so let Him bid me go or stay. Islands Prayer Band 1-3, Sec. 39 Chorus 33 Glee Club lg Jewel Cvatherers 3, V. Pres.g Orangeburg Release Time Teacher lg Class Officer Sec- retary 2. ELSA L. Scorr Missions Cleveland. Ohio 'fExcept the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it. Ps. 127:l Africa Prayer Band, 3, India, 4, Glee Club, 39 Iewel Gatherers l-3: Domi Council, 3, Class Officer, Sec., 35 Brooklyn, 1-4. Poqe 56 EILEEN H. MURRAY Ch. Ed. Bronx, N.Y As for God, His way is per fect . Ps. 18:30. South America Prayer Band Jewel Gatherers 1,25 Logi- cians 3. A? X Ensua SLOAT Missions White Plains, N.Y. Jesus first, others second, myself last. Southeast Asia Prayer Band 1-45 Jewel Gatherers, 1,2. GRACE VRELL Ch. Ed. Baltimore, Md. But seek ye first the king- dom of God, and His right- eousnessg and all these things shall he added unto you. S. S. Teacher, 1-4. MILFORD DOLBY Theology DuBois, Pa. I press toward the marlclfor the prize of the high callin gf Cod in Christ jesus. Phif :I3 South America Prayer Band 2-43 Chorale lg Chorus 19 Male Quartet 13 Chinatown 2. The iypical spirit of the siudious Nyack student is displayed as Gary MacMillan siudies?l! I .., Page 57 'f, if, . 'Y Q--r LAUREN CODDINGTON Theology Greene, N.Y. Son of man, I have set thee a Watchman. Ezekial 3317. World Prayer Band 1-59 Chorale 35 Duet 29 Quartet 3,45 Brooklyn Release Time Teacher, 1. Joi-IN FOCAL Theology Quaker Tovgn, a. My goal is God Himself . . . at any cost, dear Lord, by any road. Indo-China Prayer Band, Trio lg Fishers of Men lg Hillside Herald 1,29 Assis- stant Pastor 4,5. P. CARL MUCKE Theology Fort Lee, NJ. Go labor on, spend and be spent, it is the way the Mas- ter Went. World Prayer Band 1-45 Pas- tor 1-4. Included with each senior picture is his philosophy of life. either original or taken from the writings of others. Page 58 HENRY MARGosrAN 'Theology White Plains, N.Y. That 1 may know Him. Phil. 3:10. China Prayer Band, Logi- cians, Pres. 3, Hillside Herald 19 Missionuricm Staffg Editor 4. FIFTH YEAR STUDENTS i IV, Z 1, A. NU NOT PICTURED 3? - i VISITOR W Alfred Anthony 4 J!5i f W Hi ' N! iii if . W, 'mmx ww X , William Darling - - Bradford Hess Janet Hubbard S l . Randy Brock obeys the 'No Yisitor S193 as A1 Anthony receives a Special Dellvery letter. I 1 I The honorable Editor, Paul Bryers, is snowed under by some of his Christie fans. i Fran Derk, Lorenda Drake and Sandy Myers prove that there's lots of good missionary X training in Christie Hall. ' ' ,Z 'UF 'K Avid students show their eagerness to hurry 6 7 v' into the library for study. .Tj 1 ' is 1 ff' - , ffl 'Iliff' Q , v I - 'T 1 .X fi! r o r rfq a me NZ F-' f5 N., - 4-lg ,H -ri , X . , ,Il--Y ' 7 ' ' ., ,.., -M I A W fe.- 1 -15-F .- ., , ' M he ' Ig ,,l' .'-j,jfiivf ' v 1, r Page 59 -K-,,. -..N ... f,....?.,T., X3 J ll XX ,X X NE j T-f X-wi ii Q 'J W 7 fm A X 'XX x I C! Passing the laaton to the under- classinen, the seniors leave the re- lay to continue the Search for knowledge and the pursuit of God in other spheres of life. Their philosophies remain for all to read and contemplate. Page 60 J U IDRS John Bersche President Ruth Retallack Vice-President David Luck Treasurer Judy Wells Secretary Carol Jensen Student Council Rep. John Merritt Student Council Rep. Don J. Kenyon, Advisor Riff' -,x'-an-EQ.,- ' Page 81 Margaret Abernethy Dlissions William Abrams Theology Robert Aller Missions Jackson Allison Missions Katherine Allison Missions Norma Bailey Christian Ed. I A 1 Evelyn Bauer Christian Ed. Albert Benn Christian Ed. John Bersche , .,,, . - Missions .fl I, l .-WAI . V1 ,H .- in f ,, Y 4 Page 62 Judith Branks Missions Randolph Brock Missions Paul Bryers Missions Richard Cagno Theology Evelyn Chappell Music Paul Clause Missions 1 - . 14 -i lm , , ,. , lk M- 57' s I ff' , v L . I v..A, .Q au. :fl I Karl Foust Theology Alex Froelich Missions George Fune Missions Anna Haas Missions William Harper Theology Stephen Harris Theology Eunice Cobb Christian Ed. Tommy Collins Missions Francine Derk Missions Lorenda Drake Missions ' Franklin Edinger Missions N Richard Englund Christian Ed. Douglass Ervin Theology Paul Finch Christian Eol. Katherine Fisher 4,5 Missions H? i ees? Page 63 Constance Harrison Edward Hartman Theology Esther Hays Missions Missions Hudson Hess Missions Roger Hicks Music Bruce Jackson Missions .21 Thelma Jackson 1 Missions Virgil Jackson Theology Carol ensen 'V I Missions Page 64 David Julian Music Carmen Kamphausen Diploma Kay Kieffer Missions Janet King Missions Connie Kuhns Christian Ed. Phu Hoang Le Theology 'i L- L- 1 Nancy Phillips Christian Ed. Elaine Renigar Music Ruth Retallack Christian Ed. Marlene Ritchey Christian Ed. Edward Roffe Missions Philip Rorabaugh Missions 5' A L- if Howard Lindsey Theology Carol MacFee Christian Ed. Donna Maranto Missions l David Mauk Theology Cecil McGavern Missions John Merritt Missions David Nevers Theology Winnie Nolan Missions Betty Olsen Missions Page 65 A? und. ll Rhoda Sapp Music Glenn Schaefer Missions William Schleh Theology Janet Shafer Missions Wilmer Simmons Theology Marie Smith Missions Donna Speirs Missions E Robert Page 66 Svenson Theology William Sykes Christian Ed. 44: 'Y William Warren Theology Richard Welkley Missions Judith Wells Music JS' Burton Wilkins Theology Not Pictured R. Bruce Hess Missions Darrell Safley Nlissions Christie residenis iake time out for winter frolics. Page 67 .l'- ,VY , 1' .U- 4 is iii s Loreli Bahene Student Council Rep. Marilyn Doss Vice-President Barbara Moore Secretary Jack Diiimar Treasurer James Belles President Harry Hardwick. Advisor SOPHCDMCDRES Ag,-N 5 Page 68 55 Margaret Abayes Christian Ed. Richard Albright Missions Janet Anderson Christian Ed. David Andresen Missions Ada Austin Missions Edith Austin Missions Patricia Ballard Diploma James Belles Missions Paul Bellino Theology Eileen Black Christian Ed. Lavora Blose Christian Ed. Dudley Bolser Missions Edward Boon Missions Page 69 Ruth Bach Missions Loreli Baehne Missions Donald Baker Theology Norma Blinn Music is Helen Borland sf- W . l Lois Bush Missions Carol Bush Missions Elaine Butler Christian Ed. Victor Chambers , Theology Ioan Clause Missions Anita Clayton Christian Ed. Page '70 Missions Eleanor Bower Missions Roger Bowman Theology Roland Bowman Missions Barbara Boyer Missions Jane Brannon Christian Ed. i James Brook l Theology Billie Buchko Missions Marilyn Burkhart Christian Ed. in .., Doris Chew Missions Charles Conti Missions Lee Costin Missions Joyce Cunningham Missions Wayne Damron Theology John Daniels Diploma Edward Davis Theology john Dittmar Theology Dolores Dorn Christian Ed. N Marilyn Doss Missions f'5 Elizabeth Dunning Christian Eol. Edward Emery Missions Norman Emery Missions Bryon Evans Theology Elizabeth Engelbert Missions Devona Fallis Music Patricia Ferguson Diploma- Kathleen Flaherty Missions Page 71 Betty Flewell n Christian Joanne Civler Missions Ilah Graf Christian Ed. Walter Gunther Theology Dorothy Hapchuk Christian Ed. Eva Harrington Christian Ed. Richard Jenks Theology 571' 0 Nancy Jones Genevieve Holton Missions Homer Howard Theology Margaret Hynes Diploma Christian Ed. Donald Kemerer Missions Carole Killing Missions Valerie Iones l Christian Ed. Carlyle Kilmore Missions Page 72 David Kapp Missions Harrison Kline Missions Paul Kindberg Missions John Koch Theology Adrienne Kubik Marlene Kyle Mi Charles Lady Music Christian Ed. ssions Daniel Lambrides Theology Norman Lance Theology Robert Lindsey Theology Ira Lingenfelter Missions Barbara Linlcfielcl Missions Nada Loomis Christian Ed. David Luck Theology Susan Lux Music Ruth Markle Music Faith Marshall Music Robert Masters Theology Page 73 Jean Mauk Christian Ed. Charles Mauren Missions Jack McGarvey Missions Alice McI-Ienry Missions Beverly McHenry Missions Janet McKelvey Christian Ed. Ronald McPherson Music Lowell Miller Theology Gail Mitchell Missions Bruce Moler Missions Barbara Moore Music Sandra Myers Missions Douglas Nelson Theology John Nicolson Missions Page 74 Donald McKeon Missions Malinda McKinney Missions Gary McMillan Missions Ola Pickard Christian Ed. Betty Pidcoclc Diploma Fred Polding Missions Donald Pryce Theology Linda Puckett Missions Thomas Pugh Missions Julia Rambo Missions Mary Reed Christian Ed. Margaret Robinson Diploma n 'Q Arthur Scheid V Christian Ed. l Roland Schlenker Missions Daisy Rowe Missions Willard Rowe Missions Sandra Ryan Christian Ed. George Schmersal Christian Ed. Alan Schroepfer Jane Scott Missions Page 75 Missions David Warren Music Gail Whipple Diploma Barbara Wiley Missions Not Pictured Jane Ireland Christian Ed. Don Zenrier Theology Marilyn Seaquist Missions David Shonlc Music Dawn Squier Christian Eol. John Stanley Theology Dorothy States Missions John Sullivan Missions Kathleen Thomas Christian Ed. Rebecca Tozer Missions Paul Williams Missions James Wills Missions Judith Wisser Music john Woehr Theology Wayne Young Missions Gary Younglove Theology Page '76 George Tregaskis Theology Kenneth Wackes Music Carl Waldron Music ls sf F FRESI-IME Marcelle Doss Secretary Edwin Bernard Student Council Rep. Samuel Battles Treasurer Woodford Stemple President Charlotte Stewart Vice-President F7 S 3. Iv- -is v' e u Page 77 Evelyn Ager Christian Ed. James Albright Missions Janet Anderson Christian Ed. Jean Anderson Christian Ed. Janet Austin Diploma John Barto Music Samuel Battles Theology Patricia Bellig Christian Ed. ' n Edwin Bernard Theology Beverly Blomgren Missions Keith Bookamer Missions Pearl Bookamer Missions Page 78 Jack Brenan Theology Allan Bristol Diploma Flora Bullock Missions jean Cagno Christian Ed. Robert Campbell Music Paul Carpenter Theology Walter Caston Missions Donald Chapin Music 'Pa Ohemess Dellakian Clirisiian Ed. Norman Demmer Music Leonard Denkert Music Marcello Doss Christian Ed. Lois Drake Diploma Deanna Durmer Christian Ed. Cleta Earl Y Missions Carole Edwards Missions Dorothy Chenault Christian Ed. Silas Cheuk Diploma Louis Cinelli Charles Davis Theology Harry Dean Theology Carol Deardorff l Missions Evelyn Deitt Christian Ed. . r, - , 4 w. H IQ .. J Theology Dorothy Cook Missions Marjorie Coon Missions Florence Corwin 5 Christian Ed. v Raymond Costin Theology ,lean Cupp Missions S Page 79 -Wmwl , I H ..,,. ,, ,, Nancy A. Geffers Christian Ed. Christian Ed. John R. Gillespie Thomas Gonzalez Christian Ed. Lois R. Griebenow Lida M. Green Christian Ed. Christian Ed. I lv Lilace I. Hamilton 1 - l Christian Ed. T- C - l L' cl I. H 'lt uCl3ristian2EIdl on Daryl L. Hardes A Theology 'N t Jeanne N. Harris 5 Christian Ed. I ' N Gladys I. H lu . -' , V Christianaljdinan 067 Q l 1, Harold K. Hatton ' Theology ,V It A Q ' Gharles VV. Hays . ., ., ' j A ' Theology 1 Q Page 80 Irma Emery Missions Barbara B. Fenlason Missions Gene va Ford Christian Ed. William E. Frew Theology Michael Frenclxak Theology Frank F. Fries Missions Barbara A. Gallagher V' ' ' l Missions Janet M. Gates Christian Ed. XJ' Fred W. Henry Missions Gary D. Hetrick Missions Jesse W. Holloway Missions J. Milton Holovar Christian Ed. Nelson P. Houston Missions Helen J. Huang Christian Ed. Jerry W. Hunter Theology Eva J. Hynclman Missions Leroy A. Jackson Missions 1 A221 Elizabeth Jakob Christian Ed. Kathryn Jakob Christian Ed. William M. Jamison Missions Page 81 Alyce B. Jones Missions Douglas A. Jueckstock Missions David L. Kennedy Missions Donna R. Kennedy Missions Paul L. Kin S Missions Ramona E. Kirby Illusic John Koppenaal Nlissions Jane L. Lash Christian Ed Evelyn M. Lawson Music Nancy J. Lee Missions Richard W. Lightcap Missions Kenneth D. Lindsey Theology Howard S. Long Christian Ed. Ruth E. Longherry Christian Ed. Leroy A. Lott Missions June E. Manning Christian Ed. Dilio E. Mariotti Theology Paul D. Mazur Missions John C. McClellan Missions Eli McGhee Theology Page 82 joseph H. Mears Theology Dennis B. Miller Theology Alice A. Morrell Music Darlene I. Mulvena Christian Ed Oliver C. Newcomb Missions Martha E. Norris Christian Ed. Althea E. Nute Christian Ed. Nancy B. Palrnquist Music Pauline L. Richer Christian Ed. James B. Rodgers Theology Nylas G. Rowland Missions Margot E. Ruesch Christian Ed. Bruce A. Saunders Missions Rosemarie I. Schlenker Missions Walter F. Schoonmaker Theology Joyce C. Schumann Missions Tl Caryl A. Rader Christian Ed. Eleonore Rams Missions Donald D. Rapelje Donna K. Perkins Christian Ed. Phyllis E. Pickard Christian Ed. Christine M. Pierce John R. Pol Missions Missions Glenn E. Plate Theology Eugene C. Post Theology Richard H. Prorok Theology Beverly D. Rader Christian Ed. Missions Lorraine E. Regnier Missions vt l . f J ' Page 83 Peter I. Scotch Theology Roger H. Shafer Diploma Robert O. Sharp Missions Madeline Shepherd Christian Ed. Roy E. Shore Theology Odessa A. Sigmon Music Yvonne E. Sine Music Robert H. Smith Theology Daniel V. Spurling Missions Roy F. Starr Theology John E. Stebbins Diploma Woodford C. Stemple Theology Page 84 Charlotte R. Stewart Missions Mary Ann Stroble Missions Leon T. Stump Christian Ed. Paul L. Stump Theology Ronald T. Sugden Diploma Lois E. Tanner Christian Ed. Erich Tappert Missions Nancy C. Thompson Christian Ed, Reynold E. Waltimyer Christian Ed. Pearl E. Wells Christian Ed. Thelma B. Williams Missions Donald A. Winhold Missions Diana L. Withers Christian Ed. Nancy L. Wood Missions Christine M. Yorke Christian Ed. Rosemarie Young Missions Page 85 Iames Tompkins Missions Diploma Faith R. Wagner Missions Nancy E. Whited Christian Ed. Frances E. Tripp Michael A. Vayda Theology Case W. Verploegh Missions Ronald W. Wahlrohe Missions Ionelle R. Wallace Music Lois A. Walls Christian Ed. lgr- A' C CF' 1 N. ,f lo ., H if , 'En .. ,-,Q-F V 45 V v i ill E :jx l i 5 . all 1. W V If lvl. 241.7 E, 1 N-I4 n ' gl '. -:-Q qvvif ini FWZ! Q i i A . 5,4 - . fi V, if' Ei w . , , .K ,gy . f ' rg, ' ,. , . - . e - f Elizabeth Baker Richard C. Brett Marjorie A. Greer Don H. Hazlett N CLASSIFIED Not Pictured Ioan E. Daniels May E. Jordan Mary Jane Lambrides Doris I. Schoonmalcer Virginia R. Stewart Eva M. Sauve Jeanne M. Seib Nils B. Tonnessen Ir. Marlene L. Bowman Page 86 Doris E. Crawford Donna A. Humphries Jolene A. Keith William K. Kuhns Ir. Mary R. McClure Joyce F. Morley Mary D. Newton Mary L. Niklaus Janet B. Saliga 1? Standing: M. Evans. R. Onsiaii. C. Evans, O. Young, I. Ermel. P. Ermel. Seated: J. Palier, A. Tolai, B. Durmer, S. Kroll, E. Reumann, E. Siringer. Noi Pictured W. Bnrsuhn G. Davis S. Davis A. Heyer E. Jackson L. McKe1vey S. Norwood R. Wallace D. Woehr C. Young SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Virginia Siewart Unclassified Daniel Siaatz Freshman Page B7 Ya' never know what's in Floor Prayers. yells Anna the lunch, - eh Glen? Rose. CAMPUS CANDIDS Who, us? exclaim Becky Who's on the other side, A Ffench h0f1'l and Jim 90 ang John in innoceni sur- Ron? beyond 1119 Call Of duty. przse. Page 88 How beautiful are the feet . . . . right Dave? Another Rebel. Tom. hits the snow. The empty Pepsi bottles indicate that Barbara and E d i t h h a v e accomplished something. Guess which one can sing? ,.c, X Page 89 APPLICATIO As a runner must apply knowledge he has learned in the challenge of the race, so the Christian student must apply what he has learned to meet the task of the evangelization of the perishing millions. Page 90 MISSIG S DAILY MISSIONARY INTERCESSION The students have a definite share in the daily routine of the missionaries. As native Christians struggle to grasp the scriptures, as difficult tongues are deciphered, as lepers are cleansed and healed, we claim the victories with them as we exercise our privilege at the Mercy Seat. X Page 92 STUDENT PRAYERS EN- CIRCLE THE GLOBE PRAYER BANDS Each week the student body unites to petition God for the fields of the world. As the groups band together, visions are broad- ened, and interests are stimulated for future service. -1 RESULTING IN FRUITFUL MINISTRIES GIVING We give . . . of our faith, prayers, and substance - They receive . . . through the westernized media, the supreme gift of life. Complex gadgets produce strange sounds to puzzled faces, but a long awaited message gives words of hope and a universal Saviour. TELLING We tell erha as for the first time . . . p rl . , through barriers of language, with eager antici- pation of the liberating Christ. They listen . . . with inquisitive faces, captured attention and receptive hearts. . . . The seed has been sown in prepared soil . . . Lord, bring forth the fruit! GOING We go . . . to the hills and valleys, to the distant plains and plateaus, to the tangled jungle villages, to share our Christ. They come . . . from the mountain trails, the winding rivers, and the forgotten places, to hear of the new found Saviour, to sing hymns and to fellowship with native Christ- lans. Page 93 WCDRLD MISSIONS REVIE 5 F Rl C4 FOUTHEMT Arm V'aHO3f'lEb!Of'i 5 5 THY CROSS IS A LIGHT UNTO ME rmoucfl Plilffi Page 94 The chorus and orchesira blend their music in ex- uliation and praise io the Saviour of the World and the work of his kingdom. World Missions in Review . . . a time each year when many expectantly enter Carnegie I-lall to see unfolded before their eyes a panorama of foreign missions the world over. Four outstanding students of God's Word endeavor to communicate the urgency of presenting the Gospel of de- liverance to perishing millions. The climax is reached when the audience realizes that the effectiveness of future missions is their responsibility. The impact of this convo- cation will only be known in the Day of the Lord. Hundreds listen as their hearts are chal- lenged. ' 1 , V lwxgx .N If -A, ,, THENEAR EAS' tuna stun Rap R Page 95 m,ES Reverend Gilbert Johnson explains to Marvin McDonald, A1 McNally, Ben Grove.and Bernard Wright the preparation that must go into their presentation of missions at World Missions in Re- vievv. Bernard Wright sits in meditation as he realizes that this is the most important message of his school career. Q -1, 1- Ben Grove is greeted by the news that he is to be a World Missions in Re- view speaker. The challenge of mis- sions is vigorously pre- sented as Al McNally holds the attention of thousands. Pcaqe 96 Marvin Mc- D o n a l d searches for t a c t s a n d backg r o u n d material in preparing his message. Friday night Missionary Meeting means fresh news from workers just recently re- turned from the field. As each speaker un- folds the story of his work, students search their hearts for the still small voice . . . maybe this is God's place for me? MISSION ARY rfgi lk f H ru jx -. ' Hesitantly, we open the seal. fearing lest the Master's orders be other than foreign service. With expectant hearts we scan the letter until we locate the coveted sen- tence that informs us of our acceptance . . . now we can go. MESSENGERS --,, .--MA ,L Our hearts ache as we de- part, leaving everything known, loved, and cherished. But our imaginations are quickly carried to the shore on which we will soon arrive. What will greet us? . . . un- realized suffering, strange customs, unexpected barriers, and cold reality. Page 97 4.2 ery, The Missionary Committee, left to right, seat- ed: Carol Johanson, Vice-President: Patricia Harris, Lady Prayer Leader: Al McNally, President: Margaret Rupp, Assistant Treasur- er. Standing: Daniel Carpenetti, Treasurer: Bernard Wright, Secretary: Howard Thomas, Gentleman Reporter: Janet Thompson, Lady Reporter: Alfred Anthony, Gentleman Prayer Leader. President A1 McNally MISSIO ARY FALL 1958 Page 98 L U71 if The Missionary Committee, left to right, seat- ed, Jerry Radford, Vice President: Elsa Scott, Lady Prayer Leader: Robert Hardwick, Presi- dent: Barbara Powell, Assistant Treasurer. Standing: John Fogal, Treasurer: Robert Bat- tles, Secretary: Joan Rhodes, Lady Curator: William Gilliam, Gentleman Prayer Leader: Gunther Kamphausen, Gentleman Curator. Robert Hardwick President CCDMMITTEE SPRI G 1959 Page 99 'sm' MISSIO ARY CRUSADERS J. F. Taylor, Director dl -is Q fl Prepared for tour. seated, left to right: Eva Hyndman. Patsy Ballard. Standing, David Constance, Marilyn Olsen, Gail Whipple. Genevieve Holton, Betty Olsen. Roland Bowman, Donna Kennedy. Paul King. Norman Emery. Lois Griebenow. Irma Emery. Gunther Kamphausen. Absent, Ada Aus- tin. The Missionary kids, having lived most of their lives on foreign soil, are well qualified in presenting the challenge ' ' ' s of missions. Dressed in the traditional costumes, the Cru- saders give glimpses through pagentry. of language, cus- toms and the need of their respective fields. It is the pur- pose of the group that many young hearts commit their lives to Christ for future service. Q' QQ 1 1'L ! ' Carol Bush. Pianist Page 100 CHRISTIAN SERVICE I :nays xf Rev. Gilbert Johnson. Director Miss Mildred Purdy, Secretary CI-IRISTIA Page 102 SERVICE Nw Pg 103 Dr. Lee Olson. Director 1? V-. Y 'R , SUNDAY MINISTRY x g , It is Sundayf just ,another day to some folks. But tojfus atriS.M.CHf., it means an opportunity .to-fgfifefouvwfhe message of salvation. Whether be-witnessing to the hundreds who pgissf bil onffhf? streets of the Bronx, or tea?HingwVtBeQQhin2:se to read, or telling the Ftgotlildessisix-yemirmold of God's love, the gospel of gChrist is given forth F11 m :. 55 '75 C , ,W I '4 .EL rn rn 'PT' mix gg 'E 1 sg.w..,,..M..m...m..g.. La fb zu 35' 3 5 2 M. ,.. ,fe i sf Q, rf my rw- CHINATOWN: Left to Right: J. Sullivan, N. Thompson, J. Pol. B. Woolworih, J. Merritt, C. Stewart, P. Stump, E. Emery. BRONX MESSIANIC CENTER: Left to Righi: T. Woodruff, L. Blose, L. Stump. Y ' 'gif XX R ' 1 x 3 M 1,--,S N Q T, rs SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS: Left to Right: R. Welkley. R. Rapelje. E. Bower, J. Cunningham. E. Murray, M. Leasure, D. Granger, J. Mauk, D. Dorothy, A. Kubik, D. Speirs. Page 104 RELEASE TIME TEACHERS Left to Right: Front Row: M. Vayda, F. Fries. D. Kemerer, J. Nicolson. F. Edinger, P. Scotch, P. Finch, R. Brock. G. Plate. Second Row: L. Griebenow, L. Bush, F. Wagner. C. Kamphausen. G. Holton, J. Anderson. J. Anderson, D. Hapchuk, D. Withers. M. Stroble, J. Robson, M. Abernathy, L. Northrup. E. Scott, J. Aus- tin. J. Anderson. J. Brannon, M. Seaquist. C. Jensen, E. Bower, J. McHenry, E. Engelbert. n Nicolson begins preparation his class at Brooklyn. r-14j,?l . 554: fixliiv, Q, The lesson is prepareclg the teacher pauses for a moment of prayer. Faces re- flect upon his minclg faces he sees every week. Lord help me to make clear the story of salvation to theseg for .IPOD them rests the destiny of the future Church. Hungry hearts wait expectantly for the teacher to begin. Page 105 Christ puts hearts. new song in their favs' IEWEL GATHERERS fr3.r',rmwv- W---fe - rf- ' ' f . ' . L , ' GLLVA' ' , .- ',,,,. ,, .-'4..,ee,L't,,, ,, lege, ,f,:.Q..e L-L. QL . Q . U,-,,. J Left to Right: Seated: A. McHenry, B. Baker, J. Radford. First Row: A. Clayton, B. McHenry: L. Blose: B. Bucko: M. Shepherd, J. Schumann, B. Gallagher, N. Whited, J. Anderson, L. Regnier, G. Harshman, B. Rader, D. Withers, K. Flaherty, L. Green. Second Row: C. Yorke, Y. Sine, K. Fisher, B. Fenlason, N. Wood, P. Pickard, J. Anderson, B. Douglas, L. Bush, J. Wallace. Third Row: D. Mulvena, F. Corwin, G. Ford, M. Miklaus, P. Richer, J. McKelvey, D. Cook, D. Movely, D. States, N. Rowland, V. Stewart. Fifth Row: C. Early, N. Geifers, F. Tripp, J. Brannon, L. Wells, B. Linkfield, C. Deardorff. Fifth: L. Griebe- now, J. Cagno, T. Williams, M. McKinney. .f-W' ' ' ' MM., W., A V w. .ff A knock upon the door, a Woman ap- proaches . . , her reply, Oh, I can't he bothered. l'm busy cooking supper. By the way what are you selling anyhow? . . . Why of course I have a Bible, and l send my children to Sunday School. Now, I don't mean to be ,ff ,gif rude, but I just haven't the time. ,tf -AND YE BE Such is typical of the response to the con- jf' WITNESSEQQUNTO ME tact of the Jewel Gatherers and Fishers of Men. Yet their witness is not in vain. While some Q ,lpll contacts show a seeming lack of interest, others have manifested curiosity and even a deep con- .5 We s' cern for the salvation of their souls. As these Page 106 messengers for God go forth, they go in obedi- ence to the command of jesus and in initiation of His example, who came to seek and to save that which was lost. Jewel Gatherers and Fishers of Men leave on Mt. Kisco visitaiion. FISHERS OF MEN Left to Right: First Row: R. Bowman. P. Carpenter, J. Stebbins, M. Holovar, M. Vayda, H. Long, J. Holloway, H. Dean. Second Row: V. Chambers, L. Miller. B. Harper, G. Plate. J. Mears, F. Fries, P. Williams, F. Edinger, D. Albright. D. Mc:Keon, J. Tompkins, P. Scotch, D. Lambrides, B. Saunders, J. Rodgers. Page 107 E. S. Brinkman Fall Speaker REVIVALS The message of the night before has reached the hearts of many, and by it the transforming power of the Holy Spirit has wrought new life and a greater consciousness of the nearness of God. Whether sharing common experiences or privately searching for the treasures of God's Word, an eagerness is manifested to become stablized and mature in the Christian walk. Page 108 The spiritual progress of C-od's people only comes as they pray and seek his face and turn from their sinful Ways. Revival meetings at the beginning of each semester are designed to bring about an awareness of campus needs, and experienced men of God have pointed us to the road of obedience during these weeks of heart- searching and blessing. These services have tended to bring many into a deeper communion with the Lord and have served to prepare the Hillside Family for the months ahead. They ' have become an integral part of the year's events and an occasion of anticipation as God's people expect great things from his hand. H. Lawrence Love Spring Speaker nfs' V. E , .57 .. 912' Pdlias R' X S311 is N A 'la , ,w ,Zig N j -- The minister of the Gospel has been faithful to his calling. Though he is gone, memories of stirring messages and evidences of spiritual hunger linger behind. Remaining also are the walls which have seen and heard much preparation and prayer - ready for the days when once again they will silently witness tireless efforts of eternal significance. Pcaqe 109 S T P U A D S E T N O T R John Woehf I Eric Schultz A1 McNally Charles Bader MUSIC BERACHAI-I MUSIC HALL Berachah B. Jackson learns the Best method Theory class discovers the lost chord IRM! I JIU D. Julian masters Prelude in MV. 'sl Q Fla! Minor K. Wackes plays Flaw Bubble Bee 'Qu F' Miss Knowles, efficient secre tary ot the music division 'Bm' Page 112 ATIO AL CHURCH MUSIC FELLOWSHIP Hymn Festival Ss 1' 'q' '-Phi.. I, It . 5 President. This organization is composed of Vi students interested in church music. It has sponsored hymn festivals and this year sponsored a church music workshop. Motto: Spiritual music for a spiritual church. GRCANIZATIGNS The group was organized this year and is composed of organ students who provide us with our chapel music. Its activities have included attending organ recitals in New York City. AMERICAN GULLD OF ORGANISTS Dave Julian. Treasurer: Elaine Renigar. Secretary Althea McPherson, Vice-President: Ron McPherson Judy Wells, Secretary-Treasurer: Jeannie Chappell, Vice President: Bruce Jackson, President. Vi C 'C 1:7 Page 113 am-i,.: CHORUS Under the direction of Dr. Lee Glson and with the ac' cornpanirnent of Miss Lillian . Wilson, the chorus once again presen te cl Elijah, The tc Messiah , land other great sacred choral classics. Every year We look forward with keen anticipation to each fine presentation. Robert Kirkham Dr. Lee Olson Guest soloist for Elijah Chorus Director Row One: R. Sapp, C. MacFee, D. Maranto, J. Thompson, J. Brannon. J. King: Row Two: N. Jones, O. Sigmon, N. Blinn, M. Abayes, B. Moore, M. Niklaus, R. Kirby, D. Humphries, B. Nute, P. Bellig, J. Wisser. E. Lawson. N. Palmquist, J. Radford, A. Darling: Row Three: J. Wallace, L. Baehne. S. Lux. J. Rhodes, E. Bower, F. Marshall. M. Wilkins, B. Buchko, L. Blose, I. Graf, N. Rowland, L. Tanner, M. Seaquist, J. Cl-IPP, M. Doss: Row Four: J. McGarvey, D. Constance, R. McPherson, W. Baker, D. Jueclcstock, N. Demmer, C. Rigby, P. Nanfelt, D. Chapin, R. Wahlrobe. D. Mariotti, R. Hicks E. Tappert: Row Five: C. Conti, D. Kapp, R. Campbell. J. Bar- io, D. Bolser. D. Warren. S. Lady, C. Waldron, R. Starr. W. Warren. W. Frew, F. Edinger, L. Wilson, Accompan- ist: Dr. L. Olson, Director. . 'i '- GRCHESTRA Harold Best Organ soloist for Spring Concert Under the direction of Dr. Lee Olson, the orchestra performs at the annual pre- sentation of The Messiah , World Mis- sions in Review, the Commencement Mus- icale, and a Spring Concert, the highlight this year being an organ concerto featuring Mr. I-larolcl Best as soloist. 'The Messiah Row One: C. Verploegh, E. Barger, D. Shonk, G. Miichell, P. Wells, J. Wells, B. Douglas, J. Merriii, L. Green Row Two: R. Schlenker, W. Hansen, D. Fallis, A. Morrell, E. Renigar, B. Rader, F. Tripp. R. Shore, R. Markle F. Corwin. C. Faye, B. Miller, S. Miller: Row Three: E. Buerkert, L. Wilson, accompanist: D. Cagno, J. Lane, M Shepherd, R. Alley, L. Denkert, F. Henry, F. Schwalm, K.Wackes, D. Daugherty, W. Baker. 1 Q - P -T - Y fl r - Mary Canberg L L' ar liecture series Oct. 20 Oct. 25 Nov. 10 Jan. 24 Feb. 2 Feb. 28 Mar. 9 Mar. 14 Apr. 6 May 4 May 9 Looking at Marriage DR. DAVID R. MAC! Am. Aux. of Mllvllyo Cwnulon Theodore Ullmann PIANIST Film The Silent World Mary Canberg VIOLINISY What ls Painting IEAYRICE FARWELL m.mp.n... Mmm of M String Quartet SPRING VALLEY CCMMUNTTY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Pastoral Counseling PHlUP RODGERS MAGEE ram. Am... vmbyma.. cnm Larry Newland VIOLIST Artist and His WorI2:l BEAUUCE FARWELL M.n.-mul.. Mmm al M Film: The Bill of Rights Symphony Orchestra NYACK MISSIONARY COLLEGE ' Sloson Ticket 35.00 Individual Frogrom: 31.00 Theodore Ullmann Larry Newland Page 116 Charles Rigby. Bass The Senior Recital, which is required of all instrumental and vocal majors, is the culmination of four years of arduous work and intensive training. The Junior Re- cital is shared hy two third year music majors to give them oppor- tunity to present the techniques they have learned. Donald Daugherty, Trombone Page 117 SENICDR i i James Rhodes, Tenor RECITALISTS 1U GR I ,l W 1 Roger Hicks. Baritone RECITALISTS Page 118 Ronald McPherson, Tenor Rhoda Sapp. Soprano Charles Lady. Bass MUSICA ENSEMBLES B. Jackson. pianist: J. Belles, K. Wackes. F. Henry. B. Svenson. D. Luck, R. Parsels. J. Lane, J. Sullivan. Page 119 Week after week thirteen musi- cal ensembles minister to the hill- side farnily and throughout the Metropolitan Area. Hours of prep- aration and practice are behind each effort as the message of the gospel is presented in testimony and song and God-given talents utilized for His glory. J. Bersche, J. Thompson J. Wallace. P. Wells. M. Ruesch. TRIGS Hamilton. Caryl Rader. P. Bellig. ' ' 1 J. King. O. Sigmon. S. Lux. .-1 . , I f I 1.4, 'X -, . 1 , A :L if 1 ' 5 , 3. ' 1 A, W, J r ,H r . Q 1 ,.v ,nr A 1 , , , A ,. , -1 .wa vpn .rrf ... Q. -K1 M ,A . TW - , Q M . .' ' 5 x , ' v . , B. Moore. L. Tanner. M. DeDecius P. Ballard, G. Holton. A. Austin. Page 120 , , 3 za zu V S- .F J. McGarvey, D. Constance, P. Nanfelt, G. L. Norihrup, C. MacFee. M. Ritchey. J. Wells Kamp-hausen. C. Conii. S. Battles, N. Hoffe, N. Lance. P. King, R. Masters, J. Diiimar, N. Emery. QUARTETS Jueckstock, N. Tonnessen, A. McVicke Jamison. L Q I .Ii Page 121 THE MISSIO IRES After many hours of prayer and prepara- tion, the Missionaires under the direction of the Rev. Bradford N. I-less embarked on a 4300-mile spring tour which took them as far south as Miami, Florida. They had the joy of leading many to the Lord and in the services there was a marked brokenness on the part of young people as they forged through to places of full surrender. C. Kilmore. J. Belles. J. Clancy, G. Schmersal. B. Jackson B Wnght S. Sux, J. Bersche, H. McPherson: seated: J. King: inset: Rev B Hess l. .W Z 'fi I fir ' R wa X ia. W' L pg' .. . li Page 122 SPQRTS FM, 9 . X jf' U QINQM in 15 4 f -a . 'C I I ' 0 5 fi, 4 4. Q B J X ohn Bersche-guard '4 2 A M fQ J 11. 5 I X Bob Campbell-forward -vmmnuum J Q Q - Ly J K I PARSONS I Bing Cinelli-guard THE PARSONS rimmi fu HAHA L K Q. C ' A fm' Wv 1 vm Q4-,. 4241 im ,0049ye'S N . M bw' 1 . 1 Q qw 19' ,vm-. 1 QW Q2 v X may 4 515, .4Q,4 v Q01 3424 , 4 6 1 Bob Hardwick-forward Mr. James Harr-coach QE rB M A df, Q 'S X N 'LT C' Sf K 6 'N K A' PAEWM IVQAZRSUNS il YI B, : 'O X i 1, r .lfi X L fdv ? XX Q. ' , 1 W E, 2 V ' B fog 4 g Charles Conti-forward Ray Cosiin-forward Bill Kuhns-center Shorter this year than they have ever been, with only one man over six feet, the parsons have had to play a different style of ball. The fast break, Weaving and screening, and man-to-man defense became their stock in trade, and though underslung, they made things tough for the opponents in every game. Realizing that the most important thing to come from the court is not the greatest point accumulation, they nevertheless play with a sharp competitive spirit and a real desire to win. There is hope, anticipation, planning, work, desire. There is victory, defeat, all within the confines of forty short playing minutes. And they feel that if they can learn to take this capsulized form of life gracefully, they will have less trouble later when dealing with longer and more complicated problems of living. lm' YT. X x i N. ,gf i in' J I g l QQ X x .X Z Dan Lambrides-guard Ned Roffe-forward .--. r 53-5' img tif 1 CK If i U f, if-ig Wayne Young-guard X Qi 9 X FFHMUI I Z 5 ei N N 1 3 if o Burt Wilkins-forward ' 4 we Y' J X f , ' 1 Woody Stemple-center l-S N I Xa.. J 1 N A s-Q 1 r Walt Schoonmaker-forward To God be the Glory. THE PARSONS SCHEDULE DECEMBER W 11 Johnson City X13 Berkshire Christian College JANUARY ,110 Philadelphia M15 Shelton X17 Concordia 24 Bershire Christian X26 Eastern Nazarene 29 Cordon 30 Eastern Nazarene 31 Providence FEBRUARY X14 Roberts Wesleyan X17 Providence 19 Shelton 20 Philadelphia if 21 Cordon 27 Concordia 28 johnson City xHome games College Page 126 f? 'f-1 John Bershe displays 'Parson' determination Wilkins waits expectantly for tap, as ball is thrown into the air. Wai'-1 JET 'F Wilkins and Kuhns go up for rebound, as Bersche watches. sons off to a good start :'o K 0 5 H Ng 'si 0 sv, Q if 'aa 40, vi. 1 P sv'SJ F O .Q 4 ,A 0 Q' I.:-as QQN P-Q 0 , 0 4 3:35 .., V , . , 1 ' J 59.03 490' .qi ,,, 3 'Q' wa4S.,s Bob Battles ,f 'wx If Q 2022 -V, ', Q. 9,922 ,E 3 wg gp- Bf Y N..- iff Q49 ,gg ,Q , J' F. 4 ' 'Q Big Bill Kuhns attempts to get the Par . 2 F . 14:49 af,- f . ,5 , ,AL- P 4 8 f IQ ' ' arp' ,. v A V' I, 1 f 4 .-' s,f4hQQd X 9, yn 1 - ng.. 4' 41- FI t 'S Q6 aan 226, , S 'g QQJ . 0 . 4 'Q ,Tv f' 3 iff :of Q ki-- .Pi 'gg ,, S 4 ' iQ lk , I 4 f S 'l ' 4 4 Pa F' P .1 1 S ,w.,., 'W-x ww 1 X ' V I Dave Andresen T I Managers Bob Battles and Dave Andresen prepare for a road tnp P a s s completed to Trapper! de- spite objections by Schlenker. I! F LL SPORT The game gets underway. 1 w Q ! as. , 'id -. Above: Fast moving opponents fail Andresen gives extra help as the team presses forward. A save by Schlenker. . 'A VV to stop quarterback Koch. Below Schmersal attem ts interfer : p - ence as the freshmen go on the at- tack. Moving in for the kill. Page 128 Andresen makes an error. SPRI G SPORTS ,B - A N , . :r,,f:z::..- , 1--'eff -sr .wav Mlplafi IT, Wy' I 'L .4 .hx fs ll 4..4 '.+,-3 , 51.1, l,.- ' pf N A 1 ' -' 4 fm' vi' -,' , IB .11 .f V , ff ' ,Lu E, T' ' -,Jed fdtlixf' iz . Erich singles to center. Pregame instruction. A Love sei. Page 129 Luck adds a point. The Lucky winners. A 'Mauk' softball game. 1...2..,3...ugh!1...Z...3... GIRLS SPGRTS k'5x. Elaine Reniger rifles a serve for a match point. Beverly Blomgren demonsirated the pro- - f V - V - f Per iechmque- Three in a row help ball over the net. as Margie Hynes waits anx iously. FEATURES 12. l:TC .... STUDE T ADVISORY COUNCIL The moving trend toward more effective student government in colleges stimulated- students and teachers to elect with much , , , 1 . 2911 111- 1 thought their Student Advisory Council for the year, 1958-59. 11' I ' ' From this effort has evolved a council with Peter Nanfelt as their president and Mr. T. Pr. Moseley' and Mr. B. I-Iarr as advisors. Their goal-to establish a good-working relationship between the student and teacher in matters of government and offer to both the best possible advantages. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL AGENDA 1958-1959 I. Alliance Witness Campaign-Coal-150 subscriptions 2. Two Sunday evening services 3. Fall Frolic-program with IOO' participants 4. Basketball-cheer leader tryouts and outfitting, half li time activities - 5. Ping Pong tournament . Five school wide elections 7. New laundry at Moseley I-Iall 8. Orientation VVeelc Program 9. Representation on various committees 10. Revamping Constitution of the council 6 ll. Artist Lecture Series-eleven programs vvithartist lec- tures, concerts and films -1 From bottom to top: Peter Nanfelt, president: Janet Thompson. John Merritt, vice-president: Loreli Baehne, David Constance, Carol Jensen, secretary-treasurer: Gerald Palmquist. COMPLETED SAC PROIECTS I I The SAC-sponsored post office door window serves its purpose. I dore Ullman at the piano. Page 132 The source of fascination? Theo- Little black books get well worn in the new SAC telephone booth. Moseley Hall Dormitory Counc 1 L to R Charles Hayes, Case Verploegh Howard Long president Edwin Bernard. Simpson Hall Dormitory Council L to R e Hoang Phu Paul Wllliams Bruce Hess president Cecil McGa- Pcge 133 DCDRMITGRY COUNCILS .1 - o , 11-e E-if If pf ff Q: 4' Cr' ,.I 'f 1 4 I I I ogg, gf 7 1.x..u..s.LZ'3 - LLLLL. LL. Q5 ,. I LLLHLLL 1. I MSX ' Lauuu. Lu. r -- 'Q ef g.-7 iv- J . ' '2 . -5 x s- ' .T-,...L- Christie Hall Dormitory Council - Seated, L. to R.: Irene Sawyer, Lorenda Drake, Patricia Harris, president: Eunice Cobb. Standing: Marilyn Doss, Jerry Radford, Barbara Powell, Evelyn Faringer, Janet Marshall, Marlene Ritchey, Anita Clayton, Jane Robson, Ruth Retallack, Esther Hayes. 5 TI-IE MISSIO ARIA , 1. l . uf ,1 Paul Bryers, editor-in-chief John F Taylor sponsor Tommy Collins Business TODAY-- TOMORROW You've leafed through this volume, sought out your pictures, laughed, longed and'sighed as you've reflected: dear familiar faces activities of fun, work, sacrifice and adventure you've commented satisfaction or disapproval. TODAY-- it is not realized the effort involvedg the hours spent in grueling workg the nights without sleep. It is realized that Without it would all he in vain. I I I I I Barbara Boyer Assistant Editor ' l' Ruth. Ileiallack Seniors mu STAFF l.- Y, , ' fun- 'n .' A553323 M 3?31Ql1 ' llndezclassmen Q The strain of long working hours begins to show as Mis- sionarian staff members prepare to meet the deadline. Seated. L. to R.. around table: Susan Lux, Malinda Mc- Kinney, Ken Wackes, Dave Luck. Jim Belles. Ruth Markle. Judy Wells. Billie Buchko. Standing: Dick Cagno, John Nicholson. Fred Henry. Alex Froelich. Bruce Hess. Page 135 CAMERA CLUB Randy Brock, president, points out best angle for shot to: Crow l, l. to r.J Evelyn Bauer, Gladys Harshman, Lavora Blose, Evelyn Barger, Jane Robson. and Virginia Stewart: lrow 29 Bruce Saunders, Victor Chambers, Don Kemerer. Paul Finch. Lois Griebenow, Gary McMillan, Nylas Rowland and Roland Schlenker. MISCCD President Jim Lane presides over execu- tive meeting. Officers Ron McPherson, Roger Parsels. Roger Hicks and Lowell Miller and faculty advisor, J. B. McMillan listen to plans for Nymisco next production. Jack Brenan announces as Carol Bush and Chuck Rigby wait for their cues. Don Chapin. Alice Morrell and Althea McPherson look on intently. Page 136 CAMPUS WEEKEND for youth to know him - SALVATION AI 15, for instruction in the Christian way - GROWTH . f f d h h h ho know Him - FELLOWSHIP SALVATION GROWTH Ai EELLOWSHIP e 137 iilllslhf iimmlh vol ool , No- loo NYACK MIESQONARY ULLEGE , NYHCK, Nlwvanx Ociemgud SLII ' e Flew Q-v4.4.1-.L I-inn -e.-J.-sp. Page ECMOFS AHC! ASSis+cm'f5 B ,Amd Prepare Each Issue EDITOR FOR 1158-l'i5'l YEAR -ALA: fn- -sr' - -- ' pau-n..nz:,J.v-. LII ,HA , , ,J , ,J-L,-, A-,,A,i-,-,-A..- -4- -1 ,Q -tv .te ,-,-f:,f ,,,,,qy..9-.-01:1----..41,-f 41: L+., .1-: .L-,M I 1-ef ar-. -.. 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Robert Brewer, sponsor: Kathrine Allison, secretary: James Lane, president: Janet King, vice- president: William Kuhns, treasurer. The Logicians Society is an honor organization dedicated primarily to the development of logical thought, effective speaking and an appreciation of the fine arts. This is accomplished through monthly meetings which may range all the way from a strictly formal initiation service, through a program with an outside lecturer, or one of the impromptu lectures by the members themselves, or even a very informal and quiet evening spent around a blazing fireplace with 'seasonal music provided by a high fidelity record player. Those who are members of the 1958-59 group are: Row 1, l. to r.: Lavora Blose, Nada Loomis, Lorenda Drake, Margaret Abernathy, Kathleen Thomas. Row 2: Patsy Ballard, Kathrine Fisher. Row 3: Kathleen Flaherty, Lillian Knowles, Ruth Retallack, Eileen Balck, Barbara Douglas, Nancy Jones, Janice Heffer, Kathrine Allison, Janet King, Susan Lux, Anita Clayton, Carl Mucke, Janet Marshall, T. R. Brewer. Row 4: Robert Masters, George Tregaskis, Edward Emery, Donald McKeon. Yilliam Abrams, Jack Sullivan, William Kuhns, Paul Bryers. David Kapp, Lowell Miller, James ane. Blue Ribbon debator ponders upon best 'presentation of difficult argument. Page 139 -11- S, ,I N - 5 I I I NI V Ik Mavis Anderson National Sunday - .1.1 fi I CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CON ...L f Y-K FERENCE School Secretary R gf fi Miss Beatrice Farwell -of the Metropolitan Mu- X CL.,-J f xi diy! f K 'x M X MARRIAGE X X X K I Dr. David R. Mace. em- f -X, - minent authority on this 5 NK topic, relates many of its o K angles and aspects. f 1... a X C , 1 fx- E U5 'w S E' 0 - ,, 'Q g Q Q 'Q VU QV- 2 if f V 42? 0 fn z THE SILENT WORLD ' Underwater photography W reveals the rare beauties ' of the hidden depths. mu D 0' ex, is 439 'is .lx - W fy BILL or RIGHTS X -5 ' 4 The film shown on -this E5 N document explains or1g1n. X17' ::',',on purpose and application 13?-211 in American democracy. - :I 4, 1 PAs'roRAL LL... . , COUNSELING MCL. if Jef Philip Rodgers Magee of Q J New York's Fifth Ave- .,, 5 nue Presbyterian Church 'QS' tells of personalities and X' M problems encountered. ,Gu E JF' .,l. I 140.2 HL If C? ,-7 fi' ART ' 4 , 'W l , Page 141 seum of Art discusses the attributes of a g r e a t painting and what con- stitutes an artist's subject matter. V X '9 , ALL! X FROLIC X X Z i- ,X I., 1 Page 142 'iff ,Ll ' CGNGR TULATIQN S to the Rev. I-larry Hardwick upon his appoint- ment to the position of President of the Saint Paul Bible College. Page 143 SO MAY YE RUN Q .X A3521 Do ycm remember how, on a racing- track, every competitor runs, but only one wins the prize? Well, you ought to run with your minds fixed on winning the prize! Every competitor in athletic events goes into serious training. Athletes will take tremendous pains - for a fading crown of leaves. But our contest is for an eternal crown that will never fade. I run the race then with determination. I am no shadowlooxer, I really fight! I am my lJody's sternest master, for fear that when I have preached to others I should myself he disqualified. I Corinthians 9:24-27, CPhillips Translationl. Page 145 CONGRATULATICNS CLASS GF 1959 NYACK MISSIONARY COLLEGE rejoices with you O because loyal friends, men and women of vision, made Nyaclc possible. O because you chose Nyaclc as +he college where you would irain for a place in ihe cause of Chrisi' O because of your iaiihful suppori' of ihe college while you sfudied here. O because, having complefed your Nyaclc iraining, you are now graduaiing. I because we ai' Nyaclc can always coun'r on you io hold high +he sfandards of our God-ordained calling. MAY THE LORD GUIDE YOU IN EVERY STEP I NYACK MISSIONARY COLLEGE I Nyack, New York ' Pq146 NYACK MISSIONARY COLLEGE believes 'ihai' no s+uden+ should be required' +o pay in full For his educafion. Consequenfly, Nyack depends on inferesled friends lo underwrife each sfudeni' in +he amounl of 70 dollars per year. This amouni' lofals 535,000 annually and is called' -- The Living Endowmeni'-1 May we counl on an annual gifl' from you-your church-your you'I'h group-your sunday school-or missionary sociefy? - The Treasurer - Nyack Missionary College Nyack, N. Y. You ' , ' , :.. 'Z,T7' f Again Can Sludy E ,,c1ff.1 3 This summer! Th B'bl 4 ' Bye Mlssli 4 NYACK ' 'fig SUMMER The N k S SCHOOL yac Correspondence An ideal opporiuniiy School for pasfors, +eachers, lnvi+es your b s+uden+s, and all Io inquiry a oul' sludy on fhe Individual S+udy Plan beau+ifuI campus of N k Group Sludy Plans Missyigriary C ll WRITE NOW! 0 ege J h I959 Dales: oin 'I e I 'E S ' : hundreds who S efjslfyg 8-26 enioy fhis Off-CBFTIPUS 2nd Session: Bible s+ud-y June 29-July I7 NYACK- where every prospeci' pleases NYACK MISSIONARY COLLEGE offers firsl' rafe annuify agreemenfs. Here is an ideal way 'lo pu+ your surplus cash 'I'o work for fhe Lord . . . and al 'Ihe same lime receive cash benefifs as long as you live. Send for fhe pamphlei The A.B.C. of Nyack Annuites The Treasurer Nyack Missionary College Nyack. N, Y. Page 147 COMPLIMENTS OF Mc Dermott Brothers FRENCH ICE CREAM MILK BAR Qi? ROUTE 59 NYACK. NEW YORK NYack 7-0384 P 148 ' i k Book Sho -l'OI.I.IDAY PCSIEEIETINEB CARDS - BIBLE? 95 Main S+' IJEWE MRS Nyack STATIONERY 'i' SO Main Sfreef N.Y. NYACK. N. Y. Gollik Auto Body Works Bodies and Fenders Repaired Compleie Au'I'o Repainfing Edimafes Approved by Insunance Companies NYACK, N. Y. LILLIAN SHOP Girdles - Bras - Lingerie Sporfswear I01, Discouni 'Io S+udenI's 80A Main ST. Nyack, N. Y. NYacIc 7-I544 Gus Goetien's Service LUBRICATION - REPAIRS- GASOLINE 3I6 Main Sireef Rouie 59 NYacI4 7-OIOC Mori-ex Cleaners, Inc. One Hour Marfinizing The MOST in DRY CLEANING I I N. Broadway Nyack, N. Y. NYacI: 7-3444 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. andn MRS. HENRY FRIEDLAND Blue Bird Shop Complimenis of Frederick W. Edwards. Inc. 432 Fourfh Avenue New York I6, N. Y. NYACK, N. Y. For-Furniiure and Furnishings Neisner's LEVINEIS .Tashions for Men.. Curfains-Spreads-Fabrics 82 MAIN STREET 137 Main S+- NYACK- N' Y- NYacIc 7-l534 Nyack, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF STERN'S MARKET SELF SERVICE THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES - VEGETABLES ORDERS DELIVERED I32 Main S'I'ree'I' NYacIc 7-06I5 - 7-9822 Nyack, N. Y. Page 149 BEST WISH ES KIMBERLY KNITWEAR INC. NEW YORK CITY NYack 7-0640 NYack 7-3300 NYGCIQ 7-0231 NYACK TAXI SERVICE Service to the College ot o sensible price 24 Hour Radio Dispatch Service YOUR WESTERN UNION AGENT I2 PARK STREET NYACK. NEW YORK NYaclc -I248 Nyack Hardware Co. Always at your service 129 Main Street NYACK' N. Y. Wanamaker Shoe Repair 27 S. Franklin Street NYACK. N. Y. NYaClc 7-I374 RUDDELL PRESS PRINTING - ENGRAVING PHOTO OFFSET Cor. Depew and Railroad Aves. NYACK, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MILTON SALKIND, D.D.S. 78 Main Street NYACK, N. Y. rwack 7-2044 - 2046 Nigm 7-1091 Rockland Refrigeration Co., Inc. FRIGIDAIRE . WHIRLPOOL and MAYTAG PRODUCTS l27 Main Street NYACK, N. Y. NYacIc 7-2249 N. Tag Nyack Bedding 81 Upholstery Co. I0'X, Discount to All Students 228 Main St. Nyack, N. Y. Page 151 MAIN DINER 24-HOUR SERVICE Il5 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Wishing You Much Success Seidel Brothers' Atlantic Service Route 9W Nyack, N. Y. Van Der Walde's Rockland' County's largest Ladies Wear and Domestic Shop l00 Main Street Nyack C. M. TRAVIS, INC. Cemetery Memorials 225-23I Main Street Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0567 3l Raymond Ave. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ROCKLAND COUNTY'S FIRST and FINEST PHARMACY Shea's Drug Store NYack 7-0600 Prescription Service Since I843 L U C K Y ' S THE STORY FOR MEN AND BOYS 90 Main St. Nyack, New York WAGSCHAL'S STATIONERY O TOYS SPORTING GOODS O BOOKS 85 Main St. NYACK, NEW YORK NYack 7-2024 0tto's Floor Covering Vinyl - Rubber - Asphalt Tile ALL ARMSTRONG and NAIRN PRODUCTS Plastic Wall Tile Formica Tops Our Specialty Estimates Cheertully Given I6I Main Street Nyack, N. Y. ComP,,men,s O, CHRISTIAN JEWELERS R National Sales Co. qinbow D I68 William Street, New York 38, N. Y ress CONFIDENTIAL DISCOUNT PRIVILEGE I NYGCIK. N. Y. To N. M. C. Students Bro. Eugene Brosman Iownerl Compliments ot Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kerchmon Kerchman's 79 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. Compliments ot Hugh E. White Funeral Director Nyack, New York Page 152 NEW YORK'S LEADING DISCOUNT COLQNY Luggage and Appliance HOUSE O Radio O Luggage a 0 Television I Hi-Ficleli'I'y O Plloiographic equipmenf I Cameras O Eleclrical appliances O Typewrifer O Phonographs I Household O Proieclors 0 Air Condi+ O Refrigeraiors C Washing m ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES IN ALL VOLTAGE EXPORT PACKING SHIPMENTS MADE TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 686 Eighth Avenue New York 36, N. Y. Balyant 9-7395 LAckawanna 4-3046 lNear 43rd Streetl P 53 Hands Never Touch the Milk MILLER DAIRIES Milk Products for Particular People WEST NYACK. NEW YORK C I' 'I' F omplmens 0 NYACK SPORT SHOP H. NEUMAN, OPTOMETRIST MacGregor - Wilson -- Rawlings NYMI' 10362 Nyack' N'Y Sporting Goods - Hunting and Fishing Equipment Nathanson Pharmacy 7I South Broadway Where Pharmacy Is A Profession Nyack' N'Y. PRESCRIPTIONS Main St. IOpp. Woolworthl Nyack, N. Y. Bob Garrechl Nyack 74465 Phone NYack 7-I834 See NYACK SAVINGS .Q-iqxx Q Ill u UI - '--I- ' . !1iir?figiiffia1qy- ' ,E if-1 - 'llvfimv-.1 I 01 T-f ' and LOAN ASSOCIATION 2I-23 N. Broadway FOR YOUR SAVINGS NEEDS Accounts Insured to 510,000 Over 7'I Years of Service Pg 154 ESTABLISHED OVER 110 YEARS wlro use medicine . . . To Mlsslonarles FOR MANY YEARS the Missionary Service Dept. of BENDINER Sz a specialized service to Missionary Scnuzsxwcsn, Inc. has offered Organizations and to physicians in charge of Missionary medical units. Missionary physicians come to us for their medical, surgical and laboratory supplies and equipment at special missionary prices. COMPLETE DE AND DOMESTIC SERVICE I Medical, Pharmaceutical, Surgic We invite your inquiries for medical supplies First Aid Supplies Surgical Dressings Surgical Appliances Pharmaceuticals Hospital Beds Sutures PENDABLE EXPORT al, Hospital and Laboratory Supplies Surgical Blades Blood Pressure Rubber Gloves Appumus Mimm as Stethoscopes P Hospital Uniforms Stainless Steelware laboratory Reagents SWHIWI lmffumenlt laboratory Glassware Enamelware Hospital Furniture THE MISSIONARY SERVICE DIVISION OF BENDINER 81 SCHLESINGER, INC. Chemists and Druggists THIRD AVENUE AND TENTH STREET ' NEW YORK 3, N. Y. CABL ESTABLISHED 1843 Compliments of Harry Hoyle E ADDRESS BENHOF NEW YORK TELEPHONE: ALGONQUIN 4-2300 Cross County Diner Food at its best Contracting Co., Inc. Rowe 59 29 N. Franklin St. Nyack, N. Y. Wesl NYaCl'- New Ywk Page 155 CHlN'S GARDEN The C. and M. A. Church I RESTAURANT , 220 N. Cass Lake Road Amerlcan Chmese Poniiac, Mich. NYaCI' 74660 Rev. G. J. Bersche, Pas+or I3 N. Broadway Nyack. N. Y. Congraiulaiions 'io Our Graduaie Bernie Wrighi' Besi Wishes +o Our Siuclenis Joyce Cunningham John Bersche Ron Rapelie Ron McPherson Congraiulaiions +o 'rhe - Senior Class - The Sophomore C.Ioss CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MISSIONARIAN STAFF From The HILLSIDE HERALD Congraiulaiions io THE 1959 GRADUATING CLASS The Avenue Road Church of 'I'he Chrisiian and Missionary Alliance 243 Avenue Road laf Roxboroughl TORONTO, CANADA REV. DONALD R. SHEPSON, Pasior Congrafulai' s +o'I' I 959 GRADUATING CLASS FOVTT The Cen ol Distri fihe Christian on Missicinory Allio e usa.. 1-inguinal Rep eseniing +l1e Siaies i n 4,3 l of I v f' Q hi I-s ' ' ' -1NDlAm.A - MICHIGAN L KENIQCKY WEST VIRGIFIA OGTHERN ILLINCQLS X and OUTI-IERN MISSOURI xsr., Disirici Headquanflersx eua e ch ' Disl ' uperinienclenlz Rev. David N. Clarlc Page 156 Congralulalions lo 'lhe Class ol '59 Ancl To Our Graduale Janel' Thompson And Besl' Wishes To Our Sludenls Jean Anderson Donna Speirs Janel' Anderson Margarel Abayes Beverly McHenry Yavone Sine Alice McHenry The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church The Friendly Church on lhe Corner Corner Irwin Sl. and Maralla Rd., Aliquippa, Pa. Essex 5-5340 Paslor: Rev. Oliver A. Thompson Besl' Wishes To Our Gradualing Sluclenl' William P. Wood Ancl To Our Sludenls L. Edward Davis ancl James E. Belles The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church McKeesporl, Pennsylvania G. Edward Davis, Minisler Guess what . . . ' I ' - Vx 44' Now we are FROM THE ly I-.WI My Alumni NYACK iq ' ' y of H , I Nyack! ALUMNI I I AssoclATloN W S, wELcoME X F lN'ro oun RANKS! To you-lhe CLASS OF l959-joining 'lhe lhousands of NYACK ALUMNI, we commend lhe program and proiecls of 'lhe ASSOCIATION. As we meel' 'lo Ioolc baclc upon Nyack days we will also Ioolc forward lo a greal' laslc yel' lo be accomplished. GLAD TO HAVE YOU ABOARDI Page 157 Complgmenlls Complimenls o Dr. P. Z. Goldstein of DENTIST 98 Main Slreel' NYack 7-2l2l NYACK, NEW YORK By Appoinimenr Every Day Donald L. Olson, D.D.S. Reliable Meat Ma rket 733 Main S+. Corner of Main 8: Midland FREE DELIVERY Frank Raso81Sons Corp. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE ISO Burd Sfreefr NYaCk 7-I l38 - I607 Complimenrs of Burns Hardware 81 Paint Co. I I8 Main Srreef Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-2093 Rockland Cleaners and Tailors 73 Soufh Broadway Nyack, N. Y. 3 Hour Service NYack 7-l038 John A. Earl, lnc. Vilra Seal Floor Producls Manufacfurers and Disiriburors of Hard Carnauba Fioor Waxes Floor Cleaners Tornado and Hild Floor Polishing Machines and lndusirial Vacuums 42l Main Sfreei' Hackensack, N. J. Phone: Dlamond 2-2453 NYACK LAUNDERETTE and DRY CLEANING 30 So. Broadway Nyack, New York NYack 7-4632 BREAD AND BUNS . Fresh Twice Daily C0mPl:-Zienis of E. 0. LULEICH W P e I . Wedding and Birfhday Cakes estern . erfnsy Vanla 8b Main Sfreei' DISl'l'ICl' Nyack, New York of the. Christian and Missionary Alliance FAULKN ER for FORDS Since I927 Nyack, New York Rooms ll and I4 Swarlz Building IO4 Mahoning Sireel' Punxsurawney, Pennsylvania Page 158 K 0 E H L E R S Superior Seleclion Choice Beef, Lamb, Pork CONGRATULATIONS Fresh Corn Fed Poullry 'ro 'rhe Plus Large Seleclion Provisions Senior Class II9 Mann SI. Nyack, N. Y. from lhe COMPLIMENTS Freshman Class of a F R l E N D The House of Fashion I7 N. Broadway Nyack. N. Y. H' . .g . 195 Zahrizhie CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Nyack New York Complimenls of DR. MILTON EISENBERG 29 Norlh Broadway Jeff Slavic Gospel Association Working in 23 counlries, over radio, and 'lhrough lileralure dislribulion 'Io I'l1e Slavic speaking people of lhe world. ALASKA'S PRESENT DEMAND consecraled, Bible-Irained missionaries. For informalion wri+e Slavic Gospel Assn.: Rev. Peler Deynaka 2434 N. Kedzie Blvd., Chicago 47, lll. ln Canada I4 Park Road Toronlo 5. Oni. ln Alaska: Alaska Gospel Assoc. McMANUS PHARMACY A Ligge'H-Rexall Drug Slore I26 Main Slreel' Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0205 LIBERTY APPLIANCE COMPANY, INC. SALES B: SERVICE NYBCIC Nyack. N. Y. mo MAIN STREET PIIOHS NYACK 7-0310 N Y A C K , N. Y, Nyack 7-l798 K O B L l N ' S Prescriplion Pharmacy 96 Main Slreel' Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0688 WlCK'S SIGN SHOP SIGNS Fon EVERY Punrose 222 N. MIDLAND AVENUE Nyack, N. Y. Page 159 The Missionarnan slaff wishes +o give acknowledgmenl' +o lhe merchanls who generously conlribuled lo lhe Missionarian sales conlesl: WEBER'S SUPPLY CENTER EAGLE ARMY AND NAVY STORE SINGER SEWING CENTER NYACK PHARMACY ECONOMY YARD GOODS VAN DER WALDES THE LILLIAN SHOP THE BLUE BIRD SHOP KERCHMAN'S ELLISH ANN'S DRESS SHOP JEAN'S DRESS SHOP HOLIDAY'S JEWELERS WAGSCHAL'S PEDERSON'S JEWELERS SUBURBAN JEWELERS Simpson - Two North Trus'I' ye in 'Ihe Lord forever: 'For in The I Lord JEHOVAH is everlasling slreng'Ih. COMPLIMENTS OF Bradbury, Sayles, 0'Neill Isiah 26:4 ' Lauren C. Jaclc K. Dave L. Hurley 8 Thomson! Inc' Bill B. Dave N. Dan C. Brian K. Dudley B. Bob S. 405 Lexlnglon Avenue Ted w. John M. AI A. New Yoflf- New Yofl Roger P. Bud E. Lee C. Prinlers and Pholographers for AI B. Doug N. Paul W. The I959 Missionarian Gary M. Don C. MARINE MIDLAN of ROC KLAND D TRU ST CO. COUNTY IA Consolidalion of 'lhe Nyack Bank 8: Trusl' Co. and 'I'he Slale Bank of Pearl Riverl A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE WITH FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES I7 So. B'way I4 E. Cenlral Ave. I02 N. Middlelown Rd. NYACK PEARL RIVER PEARL RIVER Erie S+. 8: Moison Rd. BLAUVELT MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS URANCE CORPORATION Page 160 NYACK MDTOR LODGE Wesl' Nyack, New York Exif I2, New York SI'a'Ie Thruway AI' Roule 303 and 59 A Royal Welcome Awails You Here! FOR INSURANCE SEE ALLAN LEGGETT, INC. 20 Norlh Broadway Nyack, N. Y NYaclc 7-3050: 7-305 I: 7-007l BOUTON'S Photographic Equipment Office Supplies I5 Easi Cenlral Ave. Roule 9 PEARL RIVER. NEW YORK SPRING VALLEY, NEW YORK Pearl River 5-4606 Spring Valley 6-l7OI HUTTON-JOHNSON CO., INC. HARDWARE - BUILDING MATERIALS l39 MAIN STREET NANUET, NEW YORK Phone NAnuel 3-385I Page 161 Our Service at Your Service Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. G. E. HOWARD 81 CO Snow Ball Quality Food Products MacArthur Avenue, New Windsor NEWBURGH, NEW YORK Phone 406 Compliments ot Rockland Photo Shop 22 N. Broadway Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0357 NYack 7-5555 Nyack Rambler Corp. SALES AND SERVICE 62 Burd Street NYACK. N. Y. Compliments ot GEORGE S. WRITER, JR. Counsellor at Law Bridgeport Bindery, Inc. Devon, Connecticut NYM- N' Y- LIBRARY BOOKBINDERS I Bellow's Garden Supply, Foreign Cars of Rockland Inc. Inc' Rockland County's Garden Center 'lgziliig igliward Valley Cottage New York English Ford Alta Romeo Morris Hillman Austin-Healey Authorized Sales and Service - Used Cars Rt. 9W Catherine Street NYaclt 7-0066 CONACE FLOWERS NYACK, N. Y. Compliments of ROCKLAND FUEL OIL CO., INC. Kurland Cadillac - Oldsmobile, Inc. Route 9W 8: 6th Ave. Route 59 NYaclc 7-5050 NYack 7-5020 VOLVO Imported Car Division Page 162 0 'T J Congraiulaiions Io 'Ihe Class of I959 ff - ' ,Q G' A storehouse of abundant material and suggestions awaits you a'I' Christian Publications, Inc. William H. Dietz, Inc. Third and Reily SI'ree'I's ancl I0 S. Wabash Avenue Harrisburg, Pa. Chicago 3, Illinois Everything you need for the Church and Sunday School WRITE FOR A FREE GENERAL CATALOG P CHRISTIAN PUBLICATIONS, INC. BQOKSTORE 690 Eigiwih Avenue New York 36. New York Invites you 'ro visir their beautiful display roon. where you can see firsi'-hand the fools you need in your Christian service 'lr Jflfyi CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 Y whafsl I S0 BXIIIZI om nib HoughT5m? HOUGHTON COLLEGE trains the whole personality forthe whole of life! C Academic accreditation O Consecrated faculty O Vibrant spiritual environment be fully prepared - a thoroughly furnished workman! I-IOUGI-ITON COLLEGE I-IOUGI-ITON, NEW YORK Page 163 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 Sound 'I'he alarm 'lhrough +he earfh and ihe heavens' Summon 'I'he slumbering world To a'Hend! Jesus is coming! 'I'he hour is impending! Sound +he alarm +o ear+h's uH'ermos+ end! Sound fhe alarm 'io fhe millions 'Thai wander Oui' in 'l'he darkness of hea+hendom's nighil Tell 'ihem 'rhe King of all kingdoms is coming: Tell 'ihem of Jesus, and 'lake 'ihem 'ihe lighf. - A. B. S. May God's abundani' blessings resl' upon your lives and work. THE cl-mlsTlAN AND MlssloNAnY ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 260 Wesi' 44i'h Sireei, New York 36, N. Y. THERE ARE PREPARED PLACES FOR PREPARED PEOPLE Greefings 'lo our Sisfer College Dedicaied Wifh Us lo Training Chrisiian Leaders ST. PAUL BIBLE COLLEGE Founded I9I6 S+. Paul, Minnesoia DR. G. D. STROHM, Presidenl Page 164 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENT PAT FERGUSON CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Cranford, New Jersey DR. G. A. AITCHESON, PasI'or GREETINGS FROM SIMPSON BIBLE COLLEGE San Francisco Training Wes'I'ern You'I'h For WorId-Wide Chrisfian Minisfries P ge 165 3451.3 . 1-. .,- - -4- 1.-. .Jeggpi Congratulations to our many graduating triends. God bless you in your future service tor Him. OLD STONE CHURCH Ilndependentl NORTH BROADWAY UPPER NYACK, NEW YORK Nyack Amoco Service Station Route 59 Nyack, N. Y. Phone Nyack 7-9852 BondeIl's Jeweiry and Gifts I23 Main Street Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-0427 Zirp's Shoe Repairing 81 Hat Cleaning 4 S. Franklin St. Nyack, N. Y. JUMBLE SHOP Rt. 59 Spring Valley LUNCHEONETTE STATIONERY Open Evenings Compliments of General Baking Co. THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE REV. ROBERT M. SMITH, Pastor Wadsworth, Ohio Page 166 np, J. CHRISTIE HALL FOUR NORTH . f',:'5.1'.T- - Q . , ..... Q i SIMPSON HALL THREE SOUTH Through God we shall do vaIian'IIy . . . Psalms 60:I2 rf'-4. .ig I AH w,' -r -. ga .!'0'5',Q'f 'fi 3 Com plimenis of The Simpson Memorial Church of Ihe CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Rev. C. Donald McKaig, Ph.D. Minisier Prof. Lee G. Olson, S.M.D. Minisfer of Music Miss Lillian F. Wilson. lvl.M. Organisf Broadway and Voorhis Avenue Soufh Nyack, New York The friendly church Page IB7 Congralulalions lo our Sludenl WINNIE MAE NOLAN Westside Alliance Church Orlando, Florida Rev. Paul Richard McDowell, Paslor Congralulalions, Class ol '59 Marge Barb Chris Lilace Edilh Jean Marge Marilyn Rose Marie Janet Ada Eleanore Anna Rose Darlene Faith Eileen Clela Janel CHRISTIE- TWO SOUTH CH RISTIE - FOUR SOUTH Greelings! Jan Nancy Norma Evelyn Caryl llah Deanna Chris Nancy Evelyn Pauline Rulhie Belh Devonna Connie Marlene Joanie Thelma Molly-O Jane, Gail 2 Doris, Eunice CHRISTIE Virginia, Jo Anna swaying May, Janel +0 shew Marilyn, Becky ourselves Genevieve, Dolores approved c . . Jean, Liz, Rosie lo make known Llda- K'3lhY Gladys, Joyce CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF '59 Jane Dorolhy Jean Failh Peggy Judy Norma Lois Burky Linda Barb Eva Anila Carole Barb Odessa Joanne 4 CENTER CHRISTIE CHRISTIE-TH REE NORTH Belly Mary Ann Nancy Barbara Margol June Jan Marilyn Jean Palsy Alice Mae And lhe Lord, he il is lhal 'Fore lhee, he will be with lhee, he Judy Carol Rhoda Marie Ola Nada dolh go be- will nol lail lhee, neilher 'forsake lhee, lear nol, neilher be dismayed. Duel. 3l:8 Christie fo Wah 3 2 North 1 59 Life is like a coin -- You may spend il 'where you choose, but may spend il on y once. GIRLS ON 1 NORTH Carol Lynn Lois G. Beverly Margie Nancy Sandy Calhy Marcia Lorrnda Mary lgois W. Fra. Jane Elly Elsie Dollie Marg Y I' N , Q ff fi I .' , .gl '. . 5' , .11 ,, L- - , -' I, 14, .fbi Q . , I-LC-A-f-' ' I, ,IJ-J , I ilfili Wafer fain ' ., CHRISTIE-ONE SOUTH A Great Big Hi from: EI Ev Miss F. Elinore Bev Alice H1 + ,F ,Ph G I.. eanor' a LaVerne Joe B. Dollie S. Dol C. e mys em ?. SISOEPE 'b.I9 Bobbie Carol Dixie Nylas lm' ' ' P ' Irene Donna Flora Mary Page 158 Wright Brothers INSURANCE . REAL ESTATE 94 Main Slreef LEWIS F. STOCKMEYER Phofographer NYACK, N. Y. Nyack. New York THE WRIGHT AGENCY NYack 7-0990 SAM'S STAR MARKET 5 Soufh Broadway Nyack, N. Y. NYack 7-I I89 Nyack Buick Co., Inc. Rockland Coun+y's Largesf Buick Dealer NEW AND USED CARS 222 Main S+. Open 9-9 NYack 7-4000 Carlson 81 Svahn, Inc. THRUWAY FURNITURE CO. EveryI'I1ing for'II1e Home Unpain+ed Unpain'I'ecl Furnifure - Sleep Shop Roufe 59, NanueI', N. Y. NAnue'I 3-3600 Complimenls of Mrs. Margaret Anderson REAL ESTATE Rou'I'e 9W Palisades, N. Y. Phone: Elmwood 9-4225 Complimenls of M A N L Y TILE - LINOLEUM - CARPET - CABINET R+. 59. Monsey. N. Y. Nyack' N. Y. Spring Valley 6- l 840 NYack 7,0275 Our Service ot Your Service ORANGE and ROCKLAND UTILITIES, INC. Page 169 I L - illliim Milli ' E , if ill eq , 'lj i' ' ny E - ,Pin -,Li N- - K 'T . . XV' Li j - lllytl -Q - -L Fig 'lim' y if y is fafflfl 1 ,A . ,if-1-X T i F by My c .1 ek . , , A Q-.ff ' 51 . , Jan Scl1mid'l', Manager - Jim Lane, Becky Tozer, Judy Wells, Janice Heffer Books Giffs Sporrswear Supplies Jewelry Greeling Cards THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Jeanne Sweei' Ligl-if Snag-,kg Manager Elsa ScoH Candy - Gum Lois Bush Fresh Baked Goods Marie Smiih Ice Cream Roy Siarr Sofi Drinks Lida Green Donna Maranlo Judilh Wisser Palsy Ballard Q ll film 'L THE CAMPUS STORE The Hub of College Aciivily Our Specially - Service Congralulalions 'lo 'lhe graduaiing class of I959 Laundry Supplies Cake Mixes Sandwiches Drug llems Cookies Crackers Hoi' Coffee W Tea an d gr,-ji Chocolaio Page 170 HAverstraw 2226 and 2364 Haverstraw Laundry Corporation 0 LAUNDERERS O DRY CLEANERS I FUR STORAGE 0 EXPERT DRY CLEANERS 20 West Street HAVERSTRAW. NEW YORK Congratulations Nyack Students! The Northeastern District lNew York - New Jerseyl is proud ot your achievements Keep on with Godl- Go on with God! 259 Main Street Johnson City, New York Room 2I5 Rev. L. J. lsch, Supt. Rev. H. E. Jueckstock, Asst. SIMPSON HALL THREE NORTH Let's all stick together, or we'll all be stuck. CHRISTIE HALL THREE CENTER Page 171 Congraiulaiions io +he Class of I'-759 RA! Therefore ihou shall' keep 'l'he commandmenfs of 'Phe LORD 1-hy God, io wall: in his ways, and 'lo fear him. For ihe LORD 1'hy God bringefh 'l'hee in1'o a good land, a land of brooks of wafer, of founiains and clepfhs 'l'ha1' spring oui' of valleys and hills. CLASS OF 1960 Page 172 Abayes, Margaret, 712 Ann St., Aliquippa, Pa. Abernathy, Margaret R., 20 Leroy Ave., Toronto 6, Ont. Abrams, William, 2301 Mickle, St., Camden, N.J. Ager, Evelyn L., 400 Powell Ave., Cresson, Pa. Albright, James R., 950 Fritz St., Johnstown, Pa. Albright, Richard E., 950 Fritz St., Johnstown, Pa. Aller, Robert E., 78 South Lee Ave., New Castle, Pa. Allison, Jackson G., Jr., 619 Winter Rd., New Castle, Pa. Allison, Katherine R., 619 Winter Rd., New Castle, Pa. Anderson, Janet L., 105 Zimmerly Dr., Aliquippa, Pa. Anderson, Janet M., R.D. 42, Linesville, Pa. Anderson, Jean M., 105 Zinnnerly Dr., Aliquippa, Pa. Anderson, David P., 494 College Ave., Beaver, Pa. AnkneY, Jennie L., Box 182, R.D. ffl, Ligonier Westmoreland Pa. Anthony, Alfred E., Harrison Valley, Pa. Asbornsen, Alden J., 44 Oak St., Hillside, N.J. Austin, Ada M., 904 N. 10th St., Zephyrhills, Fla. Austin, Edith N., 904 N. 10th St., Zephyrhills, Fla. Austin, Janet C., 647 N. Mulberry St., Mansfield, Ohio Bach, Ruth, 6 S. Sacramento Ave., Ventnor, N.J. Best, Charles C., 204 Rosewood St., Johnstown, Pa. Baehne, Loreli, 11416, S. Millued, Chicago, Ill. Bailey, Norma F., 53 Cocasset St., Foxboro, Mass. Baker, Elizabeth M., Mt. R.D. 9if17, Beaver Falls, Pa. Baker, William B., Box 272, Zephyrhills, Fla. Baker, William D., 244 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Ballard, Lura P., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Barger, Evelyn M., 6172 Edmund St., Phila., Pa. Barsuhn, William W., 102 Walper, Clawson, Mich. Herbert, Charles B., 1563 High Ridge Rd., Stamford, Conn. Barto, John R. Jr., 204 Princeton Ave., Lincoln Park, Reading, Pa. Battles, Robert W., Jr., 723 E. South, St., Orlando, Fla. Battles Samuel W. Mc., 723 E. South St., Orlando, Fla. Bauer, Evelyn M., 435 Oak Hill Ave., Attleboro, Mass. Becker, John H., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Belles, James E., 1010 Fawcett St., McKeesport, Pa. Bellig, Patricia, F., 4510 Rochester Rd., New Brighton, Pa. Bellino, Paul E., McGinley Apts, Terrace Dr., Nyack, N.Y. Benn, Albert' W., R.D. ffl, Milroy, Pa. Bernard, Edwin Y., 517 Ann St., N. Braddock, Pa. Bersche, John K., 230 N. Call Lk. Rd., Pontiac, Mich. Best, Juel M., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Bisbee, Allen E., 73 State Ripley, N.Y. Black, Eileen M., Sedgwich, Me. Blake, Thurman W., 244 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Blinn, Norma J., 1919 7th St., New Brighton, Pa. Bloxngren, Beverly A., 1341 S. E. 7th Ave., Pompano Beach, Fla. Blose, Lavora E., 2111 Sassafras St., Erie, Pa. Bolser, Dudley L., 1774 Krucker Rd., Hamilton, O. Bookamer, Keith A., 108 Orchard Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. Bookamer, Pearl 1., 108 Orchard Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. Boon, J. Edward, 7 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Borland, Helen B., Box 162, Tomkins Cove, N.Y. Bower, Eleanor C., R.D. 93, Dover, Pa. Bowman, Marlene L., Box 174, Yellow Springs, O. Bowman, Roger E., P.O. 174, Yellow Springs, O. Bowman, Roland R., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Boyer, Barbara J., R.D. 9143, Meadsville, Pa. Braden, Anna, R., 1438 Jermain Dr., Toledo, O. Branks, Judith K., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Brannon, S. Jane, 301 Crewdson, St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Brenan, Jack M., Tiona, Pa. Bristol, Allan E., 130 Russel Rd., Westfield, Mass, Brock, Randolph R., Box 208, Genoa, O. Brokaw, John C., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Brook, James M., R.D. 9441, Shelly, O. s Bryers, N. Paul., 26 Mayhurst St., Hamilton, Ont. Buckho, Billie M., 6 Lee St., Carnegie, Pa. Bullock, Flora P., Valley Rd., Glen Mills, Pa. Bush, Lois C., 69 John St., llian, N.Y. Bush, Norma C., 5017 1st Ave. North, Birmingham, Ala. Butler, Ethel E., 130 DuBois St., Butler, Pa. Cagno, Jean M., 128 Roslyn Ave., Glenside, Pa. Cagno, Richard, 128 Roslyn Ave. Clenside, Pa. Camacho, Henery, 1410 Nelson Ave., N.Y. 52, N.Y. Campbell, Robert J ., 19W Turnbull Ave., Havertown, Pa. Carl, Riley R., Avella, Pa. Carpenetti, Daniel E., Nicholson, Pa. Carpenter, Paul W., R.R. 9143, Deleware, O. Caston, Walter V., 470 Kenilworth Ave., Asheville, N.C. Chambers, Victor A., Jr., 156 W. Post Road, Mamaroneck, N.Y Chapin, Donald R., 368 N. Colorado Ave., Watertown, N.Y. Chappell, Evelyn J., 505 Edgewood Ave., New Castle, Pa. Chenault, Dorothy M., 806 N. Duke St., Durham, N.C. Cheuk, Silas, Cholon, Viet Nam Chew, Doris J., 424 Haines St., Kane, Pa. Cineili, Louis C., 195 Union St., Mansfield, Mass. Clause, Joan A., 5315 Carew St., Houston 35, Tex. Clause, Paul V., 3813 James St., S. Waco, Tex. Clay, Eugene F., 97 S. Broadway, Nyack, N.Y. Clayton, Anita, 1148 Chestnut Ridge, Lockport, N.Y. Cobb, Eunice B., 66 Hillside Ave., W. Caldwell, N.J. Coddington, Lauren E., Green, N.Y. Collins, Albert P., Jr., East Randolph, Vt. Collins, Tommy L., 836 Way St., Reidsville, N.C. Constance, David C., Terrace Dr., Nyack, N.Y. Conti, Charles, 229 10th St., Wood-Ridge, N.J. Cook, Dorothy M., 138 N. Madison Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. Coon, Marjorie, 107 Boyce St., Auburn, Mass. Corwen, Florence M., 538 Magie Ave., Elizabeth, N.J. Costin, Lee, 300 Orchard St., Pgh. 10, Pa. Costin, Raymond, 300 Orchard St., Pgh. 10, Pa. Crawford, Doris, Nyack, N.Y. Cunningham, Joyce Y., 326 N. Saginaw St., Pontiac, Mich. Cupp, Jean O., 86 Meigs St., Rochester 7, N.Y. Curtis, Whitfield, 751 Wash. St., Auburn, Mass. Damron, Robert W., 1008 Blenheim Ave., Charlottesville, Va Daniels, John, 2807 Marion St., Saginaw, Mich. Darling, Althea N., 304 Eastview Dr., Currensville, Pa. Darling, Wm. Nyack, N.Y. Daugherty, Donald E., 1217 Falcox Dr., Louisville, Ky. Davis, Charles, Irvona, Pa. Davies, Grady J., 28 Marietta St., Asheville, N.C. Davis, L. Edward, 1008 Franklin St., McKeesport, Pa. Davis, Sara L., S. Blvd., South Nyack, N.Y. Dean, Harry F., 245 Beach Blvd., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Deardorff, Carol A., R. D. 9541, Manchester, Pa. DeDecious, Marilyn E., P. O. Box 216, Rahway, N.J. Deitt, Evelyn J., 5666 Morgan Rd., Rt. 9141, New Albany, Ohio Dellakian, Ohaness, 11 Merritt Ave., Cresskill, N.J. Demmer, Norman F., Jr., R.D. 9141, Guys Mills, Penna. Denkert, Leonard W., McGinley Apts, Berachah Ave., Nyack N.Y. Derk, Francine M., 1102 N. Franklin St., Shamokin, Pa. Dittmar, John W., 4029 Winfield Dr., Charlotte 5, N.C. Dolby, Milford L., 427 1X2 Knarr St., DuBois, Pa. Dorn, Dolores P., 6136 Dawning Dr., Cleveland, Ohio. Doss, Marilyn G., 421 La Vista Dr., McAllen, Tex. Doss, Marcelle N., 421 La Vista Dr., McAllen, Tex. Douglas, Barbara, Pavilion, N.Y. Drake, Lois E., Knoxville, Pa. Drake, Lorenda A., Oak Street Ext., Tyrone, Pa. Dunn, Evelyn L., 60 Rollstone Ave., Suffolk, N.Y. Dunning Elizabeth S., R.D. 9542, Wellsville, N.Y. Page 173 Durmer, Beverly F., 246 Westfield Ave., Clark, N.J. Durmer, Deanna J ., 246 Westfield Ave., Clark, N.J. Early, Cleta J., Box 52 R.D. 9541, East Brady, Pa. Edinger, Franklin R., 218 Conrad Drive, Rochester, N.Y. Edwards, Carole E., Box 99, Lake City, Pa. Edwards, Jackson F., 216 Wallace Ave., E. Pgh., Pa. Emery, Edward, Jr., Washington, Vt. Emery, Irma L., Storms Rd., Valley Cottage, N.Y. Eme Norman L Storms Rd Valle Cotta e NY TY: -1 -1 Y g 1 - - Engelbert, Elizabeth A., 1387 Wilson Ave., Downsview, Ont. England, Richard H., 210 Westmourland Ave., White Plains, N.Y. Ermel, Inge A., Wuppertal-Elbesfeld, Germany. Ermel, Peter, Wuppeital-Elbesfeld, Germany. Ervin, Douglas J., 7 Herkimer Ave., Oneida, N.Y. Evans, Byron D., 91 Captains Walk, Milford, Conn. Evans, Claucine W., R.D. ffl, Deposit, N.Y. Evans, Marian J., S. Blvd., S. Nyack, N.Y. Fallis, Devona E., 128 Indian Rd., Kingston, Ont. Fenlason, Barbara B., 20 Preston St., Port Wash., N.Y. Ferguson, Patricia J., 1 Estelle Place, Cranford, N.J. Finch, William P., Jr., Rt. 9441, Box 172, Saugerties, N.Y. Fisher, Katherine E., 2051 N.W. 114 St., Miami, Fla. Flaherty, Kathleen M., 239 W. 74th St., Chicago 21, Ill. Flewellyn, Betty, Harrison Valley, Pa. Fogal, John W., Quakertown, R.D. 9142, Pa. Ford, Geneva, 1749 Dixdale Ave., Louisville, Ky. Foust, Karl R, R.D. 43, Linesville, Pa. Frenchak, Michael, Mounted Route 95911, Burton Heights, Butler, Pa. Frew, William E., Jr., 5431 Keeport Drive, Pgh. 36, Pa. Fries, Frank F., 324 Main St., Kingston, N.Y. - Froelich, Alex L., 2213 Midridge Rd., Timonium, Md. Fume, George E., 948 Marentette Ave., Windsor, Ont. Fune, Thelmarie, Wilson Hall, N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Futrell, William H., Box 3, R.D. 1941, Stokes, N.C. Gaertner, Louise M., 6508 Forest Ave., Ridgewood 27, B'klyn, N.Y. Gallagher, Barbara A., 20 Powell Lane, Upper Darby, Pa. Gates, Janet M., 58 West Keller St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Geffers, Nancy A., 104- O'Connor St., Wellsville, N.Y. Gellespie, John R. S., Lake Rd., Congers, N.Y. Gilliam, William L., 342 S. Gettysburgh Ave., Dayton, Ohio. Givler, Jo Anne, 1452 Bald Eagle Ave., Tyrone, Pa. Gonzalez, 218 S. Utica St., Waukegan, Ill. Graf, Ilah K., 105 Canton St., Elmira, N.Y. Granger, Deveda M., R.D. f'f4, Laconia, N.H. Green, Lida M., 101 W. Keystone Ave., Wilmington 4, Del. Greer, Marjorie A., 8 Franklin Ave., Pearl River, N.Y. Griebenow,' Lois R., 521 E. 55th St., Savannah, Ga. Grove, Benjamin T., 1011 2nd St., Juniata, Altoona, Pa. Guenther, Rev. Anthony, 16 Hampton Rd., Nutley 10, N.J. Gunther, Walter W., 1753 East 52 St., Brooklyn 34, N.Y. Haas, Anna L., 107-53 87th St., Ozone Park 17, N.Y. Hall, Henry B., Jr., Bissell Hall, N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Hamilton, James M., 128 Laurel Ave., Binghamton, N.Y. Hamilton, Lilase I., Roy Page Fr. Ct., Massena, N.Y. Hamilton, Linda J., 4700 47th St., New Brighton, Pa. Hapchuk, Dorothy M., R.D. 9442, Box 209, Greensburg, Pa. Hardes, Daryl L., 426 Broad St., Pon Allegany, Pa. Hardwick, Robert S., 202 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Harper, William N., 108 Burnette Ave., Enfield, N.C. Harrington, Eva. M., North Branch St. Ext., Bennington, Vt. Harris, Naomi J., 126 Summer St., Cresson, Pa. Harris, Patricia J., 124 Superior St., Brantford, Ont. Harris, Stephen L., Nyack, N.Y. Harrison, Constance, 65 Hawley Ave., Port Chester, N.Y. Harshman, Gladys I., Mtd. R.D. ffl, Ellwood City, Pa. Hartman, Edward H., 7 Mountain Ave., No. Plainfield, N.J. Hutton, Harold K., Jr., 408 E. Market St., Scranton, Pa. Hays, Charles W., Jr., R.D. 4541, Gibsonia, Pa. Hays, Esther R., R.D. 9941, Gibsonia, Pa. Hazlett, Don H., 171 So. Broadway, Nyack, N.Y. Heffer, Janice S., 5638 Northridge, Houston, Tex. Henry, Fred W., 615 15th St., Beaver Falls, Pa. Hess, Hudson S., Houghton, N.Y. Hess, R. Bruce, Houghton, N.Y. Hetrick, Gary D., R.D. 9441, Saegertown, Pa. Heyer, Arthur W., 469 Lincoln St., Palisades Park, N.J. Hicks, Roger, W., 421 Butz St., New Castle, Pa. Hodge, Jo Anna M., 71 Rose St., Phillipsburg, N.J. Holloway, Jesse W., Jr., 63 Wanoca Ave., Asheville, N.C. Holmes, Clifford W., 41 Graffam Rd., So. Portland, Me. Holovar, John M., 355 3rd St., Bovard, Pa. Holton, Genevieve, 86 Dana St., Amherst, Mass. Houston, Nelson P., 434 Pa. Ave., Waverly, N.Y. Howard, Homer O., Mt. Vernon, O. Huang, Helen J., 143 55 St. 84th Drive, Jamaica 35, N.Y. Hubbard, James E., Central 81 Prospect Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Hubbard, Janet, Central 81 Prospect Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Huber, Eugene D., 55 Elm St., Lambertville, N.J. Humphries, Donna A., 322 25th Ave. S.W. Calgary, Alberta. Hunter, Jerry W., Box 141, R.X. 444-, Anderson Rd., Gibsonia Pa. Hyndman, Eva J., 20 N. Fernwood Ave., Pitman, N.J. Hynes, Margaret A., 175 Russell St., Brooklyn 22, N.Y. Ireland, Jane, Star Route, Hagaman, N.J. Jackson Bruce A., 66 Southern Dr., Ottawa 1, Ont. Jackson, Emily K., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Jackson, Leroy A., 4712 48th St., New Brighton, Pa. Jackson, Thelma A., 4806 40th Ave., New Brighton, Pa. Jackson, Virgil W., R.D. 9942, Moores Hill, Ind. Jakob, Elizabeth, aol Ada st., Akron 11, 0. ' Jakob, Kathryn, 891 Ada St., Akron 11, O. Jamison, William M., 477 Irvin Ave., Rochester, Pa. Jenkins, Jean, 210 Westminister Rd., E. Weymouth, Mass. Jenks, Richard P., Whitney Pt., N.Y. Jensen, Carol, 24 1-25 87 Ave., Bellrose 26, N.Y. Johanson, Carol, Terrace Dr., Nyack, N.Y. Johnson, Marland, 452 Underwood Ave., Elmira, N.Y. Jones, Alyce 555 Hermann Ave., River Vale, N.Y. Jones, Nancy, 480 Martland Lane, New Castle, Pa. Jones, Valorie, 15 Leonard St., Foxboro, Mass. Jordon, May E., 759 Vine St., Elizabeth, N.J. Jueckstock, Douglas, 118 Fillmore Ave. Endicott, N.Y. Julian, David, 168 S. Mercer St., Greenville, Pa. Kamphausen, Carmen, 1947 W. Newport, Chic., Ill. Kamphausen, Gunther 1947 W. Newport, Chic., Ill. Kapp, David Lee, 11 W. Factory St., Mechanicshurg, Pa. Keith, Jolene A., Box 86, Mova, O Kemerer, Donald E, R.D. ffl, Box 235, Jeanette, Pa. Kennedy, David L., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Kennedy, Donna R., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Kieffer, Kay F., Lynn Ave., Oreland, Pa. Killing, Carole Lee, Moncongo ls., Bokeelia, Fla. Kilmore, Carlyle L., 1800 Chamberlin, Orlando, Fla. Kimble, Brian R., Lockwood Pl., Harrison, N.Y. Kindberg Paul E., 126 Benson St., Albany, N.Y. King, Janet A., 26 Terrace Dr., Nyack, N.Y. King, Paul L., 256 Piemiont Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Kirby, Romona E., 196 E. Wash. Ave., Wash., N.J. Kline, Harrison, 208 1X2 E. Turner St., Clearwater, Fla. Klingensmith, Marlin P., R.D. 4f2, Box 411, New Kensington Pa. Page 174 9 Klingensmith, Nancy J., R.D. 132, Box 411, New Kensington, Pa. Knowles, Lillian E., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Kock, John R., 5048 Homestead St., Phila., Pa. Koppenaal, John, 149 Central Ave., Ridgefield Pk., N.J. Krall, Sylvia E., 441 Cumberland St., Lebanon, Pa. Kubik, Adrienne E., 6204 Ardmare Dr., Cleveland, O. Kuhns, Connie M., R.D. ffl, Montgomery, Pa. Kuhns, William K., Jr., R.D. 9441, Montgomery, Pa. Kyle, N. Marlene, 1396 Burkhardt Ave., Akron, O. Lady, Charles S., Granthan, Pa. Lambrides, Daniel H., Rt. 9W Grand View, Piermont, N. Y. Lambrides, Mary J., Rt. 9W Grand -View, Piermont, N.Y. Lance, Norman G., Jr., 1849 Hillside Terrace, Akron, O. Lane, James N., 710 Stilwell Blyd., Port Arthur, Tex. Lash, Jane L., 686 Walker Dr., Orlando, Fla. Lawson, Evelyn, 909 Sedgwick St., Port Huron, Mich. Le, Phu Hoang, 8 Louis Czeau, Saigon, Viet Nam. Leasure, May R., 2604 W. Wash. Ave., New Castle, Pa. Lee, Nancy J., 325 Broad St., Cresson, Pa. Lightcap, Richard W., Fisher Ave. Wash., N.Y. Lindner, Thomas, Nyack, N.Y. Lindsey, Howard R., Irvona, Pa. Lindsey, Kenneth D., 80 Pyles Lane Hamilton Pk., New Castle, Pa. Lindsey, Robert C., 80 Pyles Lane Hamilton Pk., New Castle, Pa. Lingenfelter, Ira Lee, Nyack, N.Y. Linkfield, Barbara A., Chesapeake, O. Long, Howard S., 770 Rock Lane, Elikine Pk. 17, Pa. Longberry, Ruth E., R.D. iifl, Townville, Pa. Loomis, Nada L., 3246 W. 11 St., Erie, Pa. Lott, Leroy, 441 Finley Rd., Pitts. 35, Pa. Luck, David C., 224 Front St., Deposit, N.Y. Lux, Susan I., 136 Longone Dr., Pitts. 37, Pa. MacFee, Carol A., 26 Glen St., Ballston Spa., N.Y. Manning, June E., 58 Mechanic St., Jewett City, Conn. Maranto, Donna Fay, 106 Brown St., Uniontown, Pa. Margosian, Henry, 3 Waldron Ave., .Central Nyack, N.Y. Margosian, Rowena, 3 Waldron Ave., Central Nyack, N.Y. Mariotti, Dilio E., 98 Circle St., Barre, Vt. Markle, Ruthie E., 4 Boxwood Rd., Port Wash, N.Y. Marshall, Faith C., 99 Grandview Ave. Worchester, Mass. Marshall, Janet E., 99 Grandview Ave., Worchester, Mass. Masters, Robert L., 4409 N. 15th St. Arlington 7, Va. Mauk, Alice Jean, Box 64, R.D. No. 1, Punxsutawney, Pa. Mauk, David Charles, Cheswick, Allegheny, Pa. Mauren, Charles W., Jr., 95 W. Main St., Central Nyack N.Y. Mazur, Paul D., 3110 Utah Dr., New Kensington, Pa. McClellan, John, 7 Deer St., Oil City, Pa. McClure, Donald R., 55 Marian St., Nyack, N.Y. McClure, Mary, 55 Marian St., Nyack, N.Y. McDonald, Marvin, 50 Parkdale Ave., Hamilton, Ontaria. McDonnell, Larry. Painter St., Grapeville, Pa. McGarvey, Jack H., 414- Daisy St., Clearfield, Pa. McGarern, Cecil G., Jr., P.O. Box 211, Zephyrhills, Fla. McGhee, Eli, 144-03, 123 Ave., So. Ozone Pk., N.Y. McHenry, Alice L., 139 Spring Hill Rd., Aliquippa, Pa. McHenry, Beverly Ann, 137 Spring Hill Rd., Aliquippa, Pa. McKelvey, Janet, Chicara, Pa. McKelvey, Linda C., 4-900 Friendship, Pittsburgh, Pa. McKeon, Donald W., 126 St. Andrews Lane, Glen Cove, N.Y. McKinney. Malinda L., Rt. 1, Reidville, N.C. McMillan, Gary R., 214 Union St., Bellevue, O. McNally, Alexander H., 17 Minton Pl., Hamilton, Ont. McPherson, Althea L., Pottersdale, Pa. McPherson, Ronald D., 332 N. Case Ave., Pontiac, Mich. McVicker, R. Allen, 319 E. Howard St., Bellefonte, Pa. Meals, Gretchen P., Terrace Dr., Nyack, N.Y. Mears, Joseph, Marlton, N.J. Merritt, John G., Rt. 1, Box 251, Broken Arrow, Okla. Miller, D. Bruce, 127 Piermont Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Miller, Lowell E., 529 East Water St., Greenville, Ohio. 'Mitchell, Gail Helen, 687 S. Union St., Olean, N.Y. Moler, Bruce M., 1693 Montpelier Ave., Pittsburgh, 16, Pa. Moore, Barbara A., 228 S. Linden, Westmont, Ill. Morley, J0yCe F., Hicktown Rd., Erial, N.J. Morrell, Alice Ann, 657 Cumberland Ave., Columbus, O. Mucke, Paul C., 47 Main St., Fort Lee, N.J. Mulvena. J. Darlene, 338 W. Kennedy St., Syracuse, N.Y. Murray, Eileen H., 1710 Seward Ave., Bronx 72, N.Y. Myers, Sandra A., Rd. 1. Montgomery, Pa. Nanfelt, Peter Norris, 144 Pompton Ave., Cedar Grove. Pa. Neebe, Audrey, 3284 Beachdale St., Pittsburgh, 27, Pa. Nelson, Douglas, 110 Spring St., Saratoga, N.Y. Nevers, David, 29 Greenlawn St., E. Hartford, Conn. Newcomb, Oliver Charles, Jr., 52 Broderick St., Albany, 5, N.Y. Newton, Mary D., 550 E. Sixth St., Erie, Pa. Nicolson, John H., 7145 Pottsbury Dr., Jacksonville, Fla. Niklaus, Mary Louise, 1256 Park Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Nolan, Winnie, 2844 W. Amelia, Orlando, Fla. Norris, Martha E., 315 S. Hammonds Ferry Rd., Glenn Burnie Md. Northrup, Lois M., Rd., 3, North East, Pa. Norwood, Sparlin W., 202 S. Buoy St., Bartlesville, Okla. Nute, Althea, E., Carmel, Me. Olsen, Betty A., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Olsen, Marilyn G., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Onstatt, Robert L., 206 Antwerp Dr., Hicksville, O. Parlier, James E., 517 Washington Ave., Elizabeth, Tenn. Palmquist, Gerald A., 19358 Pelkey, Detroit, Mich. Palmquist, Nancy B., 19358 Pelkey, Detroit, Mich. Parsels, Roger L., 306 Hanlock St., Ithaca, N.Y. Pennington, Charles H. C., 729 Wood St., Johnstown, Pa. Perkins, Donna K., 51 Morris Pl., Bloomfield, N.J. Philips, Nancy L., Alder Creek, N.Y. Pickard, Phyllis E., Rd. 1, Benus Point, N.Y. Pidcock, Betty J., 1237 Varland, Toledo, O. Pierce, Christene M., 7 William St., Morania, N.Y. Pierce, lna M., Portsmouth, Va. Plate, Glenn E., 1660 Carlyon Rd., E. Cleveland, Ohio. Pol, John R., 7324 S. Green St., Chicago, Ill. Polding, Melvin F., 205 W. Glen Moore Blvd., New Castle, Pa. Post, Eugene C., 133 Hilside Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Post, Walford J., 244 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Prorok, Richard H., Shepard Ave., Newport, R.I. Powell, Barbara L., 821 Monticello Ave., Charlottesville, Va. Pryce, Donald G., 1771 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., N.Y. Pugh, Thomas S., 94 Slocum St., Forty Fort, Pa. Pulsifer, Barbara D., 158 Summit St., Portland 5, Me. Rader, Beverly D., 81 Cedar St., Elmsworth, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Rader, Caryl A., 4101 38th St., New Brighten, Pa. Radford, Carolyn J., 606 Colgate St., Durham, N.C. Rambo, Julia A., 1947 Morris St., New Castle, Pa. Rams, Eleonore, Verden Aller, Burgbergo, Bremen, Germany. Rapelje, Donald D., 20508 Poinciana, Detroit, Mich. Reed, Mary L., 160 Elm St., Mansfield, Ohio. Regnier, Elsa L., 1825 Wagner St., Schenectady 3, N.Y. Renigar, Elaine J., Hampton, N.J. Retallack, Ruth C., 403 Tunnel Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Reumann, Elizabeth, Hauptstrabeh, Germany. Rhodes, James L., 59 W. Broadway. Nyack, N.Y. Rhodes, Joan C.. 25 Pine St., Whiteslioro, N.Y. Richer, Pauline. L., Cold Brook, N.Y. Page 175 Richey, Clyde E., 129 Central Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Rickert, Russell H., 3 Oxford St., Newark, N.J. Rigby, Charles S., Box 237, New Castle, Lawrence, Pa. Rigby, Ethel M., Rd. 3, Box 474, New Castle, Pa. Richey, Marlene K., 1007 Conemaugh, Ave., Portage Cambria Pa. Robinson, Margaret J., 240 W. Edwards, Lombard, Ill. Robson, Jane A., 626 Constitution Ave., Duryea, Pa. Rodgers, James B., 391 W. Main St., Somerset, Pa. Roffe, Edward H., 620 W. Stetson Ave., Orlando, Fla. Rorabaugh, Philip A., N.M.C., Nyack, N.Y. Rowe, Daisy B., Rd. 2, Nashville, N.C. Rowe, Willard E., cfo Bt. Rowe, Louisburg, Franklin, N.C. Rowland, Nylas G., 76 South,, The Union City, Pa. Ruesch, Margot E., 77 Hawthrone Ave., Nutley, N.J. Rupp, Margaret E., 5 Wheeler Terrace, Stfd., Conn. Ryan, Sandra J., New Ashford, Mass. Safley, Darrell Pl, Box 1, Minden, Nev. Saliga, Janet B., 2011-6th Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa. Sapp, Rhoda A., Orlando, Fla. Sauve, Eva M., 616 N. Union, Kokoma, lnd. Saunders, Bruce A., S. Onondago, Nedrow Rt. 1, N.Y. Sawyer, Irene M., Morrill, Me. Schaefer, Glenn E., 1110 N. 25, McAllen, Tex. Scheid, Arthur S., 49 Madison Ave., Rocheller, Park, N.J. Schleh, William S., 616 Oliver St., Williamsport, Pa. Schlenker, Roland E., 7209' Claridge St., Philadelphia, Pa. Schlenker, RoseMarie I., 7209 Claridge St., Philadelphia, Pa. Schmersal, George E., 30 Clinton St., Sea Cliff, N.Y. Schoonmaker, Doris J., 35 Franklin St., Auburn, N.Y. Schoonmaker, Walter F., Nyack, N.Y. Schroepfer, Alan R., Box 572, Congers, N.Y. Schultz, Eric, S. Highland Ave., S. Nyack, N.Y. Schuman, Joyce C., Rd. 1, Greenville, Pa. Schwalm, Forrest L., 13 Vine St., Nyack, N.Y. Scotch, Peter J., 13 Van Buren St., Lockport, N.Y. Scott, Elsa L., 11815 Moulton Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Scott, Flora J., Rd. 2, Kinsman, Ohio. Seaquist, Marylin A., 49 Haran Way, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Seib, Jeanne M., Rd. 4, Box 263, Erie, Pa. Shafer, Janet M., Box 757, Greene, N.Y. Shaffer, Roger H., Rd. 2, Greene, N.Y. Sharp, Robert O., Box 36, R.F.D. 1, Lake Rd., Valley Cottage, N.Y. Shepherd, Madeline, Rt. 2, Lima, Ohio. Shonk, David R., 225 Orr St., Orrville, Ohio. Shore, Roy E., Rd. 1, Sherman, N.Y. Sickenberger, Elinore L., 805 Washington Ave., Tyrone, Pa. Sieler, Molly O., 3248 N.W. 9th Ave., Miami, Fla. Sigmon, Odissa A., 526 Darrow Rd., Akron, 5, Ohio. Simmons, Wilmer C., Rd. 1, Cabot, Pa. Sine, Yvonne E., 1419 Maratta Rd., Aliquippa, Pa. Smith, Marcia M., Rd., 1, Box 287, Grindstone, Pa. Smith, Robert H., R.F.D. 1, Ashland, N. Hampshire. Spaulding, Teall, W., Rd. 1, Marietta, N.Y. Speirs, Donna L., 114 Temple St., Aliquippa, Pa. Squier, Dawn T., Box 260, Apalachin, N.Y. Spurling, Daniel V., R.D. 442, Wappingers Falls, N.Y. Staatz, Daniel J., 2530 Grand Ave., Bronx 68, N.Y. Stanley, John T., 4524 Miami St., St. Louis 16, Mo. Starr, Roy F., 2640 W. End Ave., Nassau, N.Y. States, Dorothy, J., R.D. iifl, Rossiter, Pa. Stebbins, John E., Mahaffey, Pa. Stemple, Woodford Clair, Jr., 59 Pearl St., North East. Pa. Stewart, Charlotte, 462 Wildwood Ave., Akron 20, O. Stewart, Virginia R, P.O. Box 226, Absecon, N.J. Stiver, Donald B., R.D. 932, Lacona, N.Y. Stonebraker, Laverne M., 164 Franklin St., Aurora, lnd. Stringer, Elze, Spaarne 21, Haarlem, Holland. Stroble, Mary A., 152 S. Penn St., Allentown, Pa. Stump, Leon, 927 Wyley Ave., Akron, O. Sugden, Ronald, Tomkins Cove, N.Y. Sullivan, Austin B., Baden, Pa. Sullivan, John K., 729 Hillcrest Ave., Baden, Pa. Svenson, Robert E., 221 E. 52nd St., N.Y., N.Y. Sweet, Jeanne D., 500 So. 5th Sl., Oregon, lll. Sykes, William E., 233 Shirley Dr., Erie, Pa. Tanner, Lois E.. 1044 Smithson Ave., Erie 3, Pa. Tappert, Erich, 59 Naden Ave., Irvington, N.J. Taylor, Donald M., Nyack, N.Y. Taylor, Janet M., Nyack, N.Y. Thomas, Howard R., 5412 5th Terr S., B'ham', Ala. Thomas, Kathleen, 2021 Beach Blvd., Pt. Pleasant, N.J. Thompson, Janet E., 1038 lrwin St., Aliq., Pa. Thompson, Nancy C., 2623 Grasmere Ave., Columbus, O. Tolat, Ashok R., 468 Riverside Dr., N.Y. 27, N.Y. Tompkins, James, Box 52 Downesville, N.Y. Tonnessen, Nils B., Jr., 67 Armstrong, Clark, N.Y. Tozer, Rebecca M., 9524 Longview Dr., Chic., Ill. Tregaskis, George, 28 Gordon St., Pittsfield, Mass. Tripp, Frances, 238 E. Main St., Westfield, N.Y. Vayda, Michael A., Mt. Rt. 54911, Butler, Pa. Verploegh, Case W., 9627 S. Hamilton Ave., Chic., lll. Vrell, Edwin, 623 N. 2nd, Chillicothe. lll. Wackes, Kenneth P., 1520 S.W. 15th Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Wagner, Faith, R.D. 9441, Olean, N.Y. Wahlrobe, Ronald W., 515 John Edws. Lane, Greensburgh, Pa Waldron, Carl F., Nyack, N.Y. Wallace, Jonelle R., 5913 Southridge, Houston, Tex. Wallace, Ramsey J., R.D. 442, lrwin, Pa. Walls, Lois, R.D. 653, Meadville, Pa. Waltimyer, Reynold E., 561 S. Main St., Red Lion, Pa. Warren, David A., 121 Charles Rd., Magnolia, N.J. Warren, William E., 304 Sturges Ave., Mansfield, O. Watson, Marvin Clay, 691 S. Ky. St., Danville, lnd. Welkley, Richard H., 20 Pleasant St., Fairport, N.Y. Wells, Judith, 15979 Pardee Rd., Wyandotte, Mich. Wells, Pearl E., Box 65, Windham, Conn. Whipple, Gail A., 260 W. 44 St., N.Y., N.Y. Whited, Nancy E., 5393 Kibley St., Lima, O. Wiley, Barbara A., 416 Summit Ave., Ft. Wash., Pa. Wilkins, Burton D., 248 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Wilkins, Marion, 248 S. Blvd., Nyack, N.Y. Williams, Thelma B., Morthboro Rd., Marlborough, Mass. Wills, James H., Hublersburg, Pa. Wilson, Andrew D., 6827 S. Huron River Dr., S. Rockwood, Mich. ' Winhold, Donald A., Central at Prospect, Nyack, N.Y. Wisser, Judith, 421 Salem St., Sexington, N.C. Withers, Diana L., 19 Cemetery Ave., Zanesville, O. Woehr, Doris R., 107 Hudson Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Woehr, John M., 107 Hudson Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Woehr, John W., 107 Hudson Ave., Nyack, N.Y. Wollet, William B., 38 Ea. Milford St., Mt. Union, Pa. Wood, Nancy L., S. Center Dr., Phillipsburg, Pa. Wood, William P., 629 Overhill Dr., McKeesport, Pa. Woodruff, Theodore R., 60 S. Passaic Ave., Chatham, N.J. Woolworth, Beverly, 10325 Jamieson Dr., Clinton, Mich. Wright, Bernard, 145 E. Huron St., Pontiac, Mich. Yorke, Metta C., 16 Mott Rd., Baldwinville, N.Y. Young, Clair L., 2331 Broadway, Buffalo 12, N.Y. Young, Orville T., 2331 Broadway, Buffalo 12, N.Y. Young, Rosemarie, 2331 Broadway, Buffalo 12, N.Y. Young, T. Wayne, R.D. 942, Gulbranssen Hgts., New Brighton, Pa. Younglove, Gary, 504 Tionda Dr. S., Vandalio, O. Zenner, Donald J., 332 S. Main St., Wash., Pa. 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