Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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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.

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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

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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