Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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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

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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

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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.