Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1940
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W .2 The hills of ..tt1 t 1, ThS2.,1?iQUHidiHS1 l high Pfeblferfisf Thefd?epxaUd d'31'lf?i?5i?if?31l?Y?5?5??5fat-9?'06Ve3' J ' ' ,'s,. r,', ,. t.,., s .. t H l i you t ...-::f::::Lp., ...,, t,tv,,,, Where . lt's safer flyingl'high, says H tt t Q The world beneath, and Remember Christxis seated in the And you ,,,, a re VI-lxihu ,there-clirhahtlcifllovel How Worthless then the world, how dull itslgjlory, 3 ,When you live hiilhf and far-enough -away' l .ff I ,,., It get a sense of Values,-rWis'e and proper, Ifaeca Jlgx lflhen why notlive your altitude today? ..-lv' ', V ,El ff x x. lx ri' ' we-N M Muff' , if . Lrg. X X , ,. ,Q .,,, 'r ,, J M f , ,VU11 .H...Hough4ton, ,. ,f 1 ' -ng WILL H. Houcurou, D.D This poem was written during a recent plane experience -d I M I JI -I Ie and is dedicated to the graduates of 1940. Prnt an Qf 8 n I u ma . . PEZ? Www V L-sg 3,'5i' . . ,,r '.2E:qy.-QM , ' ' vm- . 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V , v rf WE? Wi ' - H liar ? J -59 'Jw . I-7x , 'HJ73' 4 'I ' ,, . . ', - - . . . -. ' '4-fill --f. nw 95? - 'w'r'1f, '?3',,- V 1 ' lg . .6 Q .1 ' '.::'. .,-... '..-- 33'I1'u lf I 5'1'. K X , . A 5 .Q 'a fa' MM, 1, .girl ' v ,X 11 , -I A 53 A I rd' great was the The Lord gave tle wo . ' d company of those that publxshe 1t. PSALM 68:11 :' 77,77 ,., ,-. L Tir? uni-I 11:14 W. . -M525 . . L WN 'I .- 5 '- I-'Zu :L , 4+ I N ' -:Ang fav ' V ', ,,,JLH'.5 43: 'I , ,-f, L ,, 'Q-. ,, . ,X I 'VMI ry- ., f'a1uw And the world passeth away, and the lust thereof: but he that doeth the will of God abideth forever. I JOHN 2:17 fu N '1-s.. 1 '?'f4'rf -. fi . 1 Sd-,,. ,, I I pint l J .5 ' . 4 M l vi I Z r f rf, x g, 4. t E 5 Y 1 We fwfxk. ' A ..,.. :M-Q .., -A 1' -:J5',,g- Winer- -.uswq Fig. M' ' ' 'W fifflxm.. Nordlmd director of the Extension Department Chnstmn Workers Bureau points out one of many where Bible conferences were recently held. Www WM 7- ' tag, stevie M wgwg X tm fizhtkki,az-,:f,ef?:fi'.w.isef1ev-'sQgtm,g:aWl3i,Qg:N.e,-11-:exif ,. WY Mg Qvgfgw rg slew? '.i'iZ.'.-'Q'-f w2',ssw2wf fm 'Wax-5216510 .1 W,-r35sNiieQ3-gy',f- f -' 'iifi H . iff:i1:5:,'iaiU:3si,s,f ' ' 5 4 igaeyw Amiwfutfgyvg , v c a 2594: it :frgiiiivrwffiiif F3 z, We-A :i,ra ?xi . ' It-N VM, ,Mt a. -efszg,-'e-raoxiiw-M , . .,f,:w.i,,sa,s,glg-gawg. tear-E 'S , ' I 4 11 V- ,g A54 Z5:Vl'f'?5i'it.v ' . 'i --4 'V . A recent conference in Calvary Baptist Church, New York, conducted by the Extension Department of the Institute. At such conferences many of us hear of the Institute for the iirst time. 1 qv w-' r --.. , .,, A l c s.-.,4., I . i w...- -K A letter asking for -infor- mation starts for Chicago. The letter arrives at the Institute. Guy M. Oaks, mail carrier in Institute post office, prepares his pack of mteroflice mall. Mr. Leslie, assistant superintendent of men, dictating letter-just one of the thousands sent out each year to prospective students. Joseph Peritore, of Brooklyn, N.Y., upon arrival at the Institute, receives first instruc- tions from Otto Underwood, in charge of the Administration Building Information Desk. Page 7 Q fx' 51? g ' N ' 4 J 'B ' ,x 9 3 'aQ91a1,5f ' 'E si 111, . , ew I :- L , E NM: '7' 'av The entering class of September, 1939, gathered in Institute Place, smiles up into our pliotogruphefs face. During this term, 332 new students en- rolled in the Day School, :ind 386 new students in the Ixvenlng School. When n new student inspects the Admin- lSU'Zlll0I1 Building. Showing Ransom I'I:1ll :ind Annex, dormitory for married students. .. t,1 E L The stub end of Institute Place :ls seen from VVells Street. The Adminis- tration Building is in center, to the left, recreation and music buxldingg to the right, the original Institute building, now men's dormitory building. :'? 'v- AM' ', ' Hr 'ft' I 1' 'lgggl', .1 ' -- i J V' ' -A '.- 'I I 1 'EE?t1? AAAWRRAAR ',...'V' ' I . L. ,,, .--- 1 R - -..-... , lm r-----' l,.,-... .- ..,.. . .-. I H PM li The LaSalle Street frontage. From right to left Lower Hall of 'Ibrrey-Gray Auditoriumg the Wo men's Building, and the Administration Building. The Auditorium although in use, is not yet completed. , V, - T f I, ll' ll! all ll! ll ,. ll., -. if: If .4 ,,f,--,.:f ,xtg:!,.i,.,,,..,..,- :,,.i,i,:,,i.1:,.Wx . V 'abt ,. ' .F 'Immun' ummm! titans: eymrg . .f- ' Cornerstone of the Administration Building 71 The foundation of God standeth sure . . . II TIMOTHY 2:19 Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone. EPHESIANS 2:20 FX 05 'oornc Hsu, .falqg-I, V -W EE r m if xl QRS' dot rmtory buudkng. .AX f' 'T 1331 F HP a Mi .5 'LS'-75 '-ii - 'V'-53 xv. W xv rr ms, uston o , t 1. omel fs, some of our mcn stude Q' X'- fx Ruth Duncan and Whadcne Congdon wart for us to snap them at the entrance to Osborne BMX. xojyz N . LaSaXXe Street home of . 1 f the marrxed number o Lx N KKX,w,xr-'X . ,I flu .3222-. ' 'Eiilif-QLXA, ,pf r 'Q l 4,-rs, ,Ar-Z The home of 200 Streetg smah buudmg LaS aXXe X okkng no , HMX, Br Row. 1 lim' i ' ' -A '-ffl - DHAUQOOH . t. 1-:v,,,.nl N ll women students. Xn the foregro ' on the Xeft, 148 Locust Stree, X rth- rkght to Xeft: 'bk Kn- X Street o Rwnsom . Huston of Torrey Wd s t - Musk: Buudrng, . I stktute Connortngc Assocratxon, E'..,?vv-- Archktect s druwxng Gray Audxtorxum. 'Ko be comphzte as soon as funds are avmXnbX k ,, - 1 12,23 - P , ft x V N, r -at ,ew-111410.-..,f:.,,,.,,,..-.A-..,., -,.f-:gs-L3-L,n,' -?.i'iLE,g4 A an W f 'K rr gage I2 .Emi i 1 . fl? V' A if W 'f w .-, , Af vtg 4 , ' L 1 i, .M , A , A 1513 11 'K ,Q mfg rf X fi af . 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CROWELI. 7 President Board 0 Tru.rtee.r 3 X' fLeft to Rightl A. F. GAYLORD ....... ROBERT E. NICHOLAS .... H. EARL EAVEY .... .. H. COLEMAN CROWELL. . .. WILL H. HOUGHTON. .. .. HENRY P. CRowELL ..... THOMAS S. SMITH. . . . . HERBERT S. ULI.MANN. , . . SAMUEL H. MARTIN. .. WM. ARTHUR HOLT .... PHILIP A. BENSON. . .. H. COLEMAN CROWELL Vice-prexident Q' the Institute - 's W, 'J BUHRU UF TRUSTEES A: at Annual Meeting, 1939 Treaxarer, Bible Inxtitute Colportage Asxonatzon Mortgage: and Investments Oak Park Ill Prexident, Eavey Company Wlzolexale Grocery President, Xenia National Bank Xenia, Ohio Vice-prwident U the Instituto President of tho I nxtitute Prexident, Board of Trance: Chairman, Board of Dirertors .Quaker Oats Co , Chicago Vine-president, Board ry' Trlutees Comrni.I':ion Merchant and fruit Grower, Chicago Serretary, Board Q' Trztstees Vire-prexident, Revere Copper and Bran, Incorporated, Chicago Prexident, Northwestern lzleetrtc Co Chxrago Prerident, Holt Lumber Company Oconto, Wx: President, Dime Savings Bank Brookbln, N Y E. C. CHRISTIANSEN Bztxinen Mzznager cj the Instztate FRANCES C. ALLISON Bible Story Telling Perxonnl Evangelism CLARENCE H. BENSON Chapler Summary Child Sludy Church Supervixion Correlation and S upervixion Curriculum Making Hislory fy' Religious Edufalion Sunday Srhool fidminirtrnlian 'YALMAGE J. BITTIKOFER Condufling N0f ff'fTff1f'!f s' Mr. Broman llsten t PWM SI'f'f f 'K one of the many problem Sight Reading BLANCHE B. BRECKENRIDGE Superintendent of Women A. FRANKLIN BROMAN Bible A'nab':i.f GRACE DARLING Home Eeonomic: Marllral A'rt.r , Mrs. Breckcnrxdge gives wise counsel to one of her 419 daughters H. ADELLA DUNLAP English Composition FRANK EARNEST Piano, Pipe Organ Element: fy' Musit Piano Sigh! Playing Miss Darling at home -con ner of the Manual Arts room. DEAN or T1-is EDUCATIONAL DIVISION :jill Somebody was being told. Dr. Hammontree flashes a good old southern smile. Dr. Fitzwater passes the timeiof day with Will Davis. This familiar figure keeps the Institute in tune. P. B. FITZWATER Bible Analysis Bible Synthesis Denominational Polity Homiletics Systematic Theology MARGARET GoRDoN English Grammar HQMER HAMMQNTRI-:E Voice Conducting General Chorus Harmony Notation Sight Reading V , ET' JAMES F. HARRISON Chalk Illustration Personal Evangelism WILLIAM H. HOCRMAN Comparative Religions Missions Missionary Principles and Practice Missionary Social Problems Pagan Religious Experience ALFRED Hoi.zwoR-ri-I Piano, Pipe Organ Church Music Music Composition Normal Training RUBY ANN JACKSON Registrar and Secretary of Faculty F V Teacher Training J. HARRY joHNsoN ' Piano, Pipe Organ Normal Training Notation Mr. Holzworth and his organ are on intimate terms. This beloved instrument, once located in the old Moody Church Auditorium Know demolishedl, is used solely for practice. Lunch time on an Institute picnic. Mr. Ockert, Mr. Spratt,. and Mr. johnson seem to be enjoying It. Guy C. LATCH.-xw V oiee Choir Class Notation Gsoncs E. Lssus Assistant Superintendent cy' Men HARRY Dixon Loss Voice Conducting Harmony WENDELL P. Lovsuass Radio Broadcasting Radio School of the Bible Gr-:once S. MCCUNE X Christian Psychology Elementary Psychology Christian Ethics Pastoral Theology 'Q 1 N Bible Inlrodurtion Enom S. Movzn Librarian Radio School ofthe Bible 45. MAX I. Rslcx-I Bible Anabsis Outlines of Church History Yewish Customs ffewish History lnessianic Prophecy JOHN R. Ruins Churth History Historical Survey U' Missions Home Mission Fields Homileties Wool Church IVR Loes smiles on his way into c ass Mr. Leslie and Mr. Nelson discuss big business. Page I7 Keep looking up says Mr Loveless GEORGE S. SCHULER Piano, Pipe Organ Conducting Notation Wunun M. SMITH Bible Analysix Bible Doctrine Biblical Theology Christian Philorop .- hy History of Doctrine Modern Apologetics WM. H. LEE SPRATT Radio School fy' the NATHAN I. STONE H :brew Yiddixh GLADYS MARY TALBOT Assistant Registrar KENNETH S. WUEST Bible Anrzbxis Bible Geography Biblical Criticism Christian Evidence: Greek Page 18 fn --nr 1 -fa -13 n- in Q-4.1 a Ir. an ! K 1 .fa . .'-gf. u ' A '?sfw. l'i' f , -'len -ai m. 'a- 9 T. L. Bmnss Piano f I i ,. 4 N H K i g ,Q 2-iw, Yi 'J ie. Lors E. Le BAP. Chila'ren'.r Work WILLIAM MCCARRELL Evangelism EDWARD H. Ocxsn-r Mariual Training lx , Recreational Leadership ' CARL I. SCHUMACHEK Bookkeeping JOHN D. 'THOMAS Voire iuionary Medioal Inxlrurtion Gsnxxrr Corrs, M.D. i X ELLA WUBBENA Hygiene EDNA E. Fan-scH Phonelir: :HAROLD E. GARNER fldoleseenr Work Vacation Bible School Week Day Clzureh Sehool Ronan-r J. HEURLIN, D.D.S. Dentislry Mns. W. H. HOCKMAN Nursing on the Mission Field f' ., .1 we 'r . v fl X sf 1'-' ' .- L E Coach Ockert feels at home in his beanie, You break 'em, we fix 'em. Lee Perry is Miss Wubbena's victim this time. T1-rus M. JOHNSON, M.D. Anatomy and Physiology Minor Surgery Page I9 1-' 1 . . . ,x . . -'ir ' :4,. AW ' .Egret -. f 9???Qis5Qi3Z?Si?iEi?Ef? Ed?537????L?g?ig5i?Q5?Q?f.eifgi5g?i2?Tagt2Sfor Q V ' i , g if? When T enroiied at the institute, T had a choicelof lgfgf4i..rgi!i,f: Seve? Foufses-. Bach one 'S 'P'e 9ed 'O P'9 !de AIV' ,gay specrahaed training for- a definite kind of Christian work. Since T was iookrng forward to gospei singing and choir work, T signed up 'for Generai Course' A Music. i have a number of friends who are training to be efangeiists and preachers. They're enroiied in the Pastors Course. Listed beiow are the seven different courses. GENERAL COURSE This is a basic course intended to train for generai ristian work, or to prepare for further or speciai- ized training. it is aiso the basis for some of the other courses, piacing, the emphasis upon the mastery of the Engiish Bibie, gospei music and personai work. The time required to compiete the course is two years. YASTORS COURSE P. B. Frrzwarss, Dirmof This course is especiaiiy adapted to equip men for the pastorate, and its subjects are taken up more thoroughiy than in the Generai Course. Three years is required to compietc the course. The seiection and articuiation of subjects, the centrai piace of the Word of. God: andlthe practicai Christian work, attractive and cihcient course of study. make this an ,f M1ss1oNARY COURSE WM. H. Hockwm, Director This course has as its aim speciaiized training for , work in foreign mission heids. The time normaiiy required to cover the course is two and a haif years The basis of the course is the first Five terms of the Generai Course to which are added speciai medicai and missionary subjects. Such training gives the missionary contacts and access to homes and hearts which wouid otherwise be ciose . CHRTSTTAN EDUCATTON COURSE Crarzence id. Besson, Director This course has as its aim the preparation of men and women for fuii-time service as directors of the educationai program of the church. in addition to the subjects of the Generai Course, it embraces 1 speciai studies in the heid of chiidren's work, adoies cent work, and administrative speciaiization THE CHRTSTT AN EDUCATTON -MUSTC COURSE This course provides an ideai course of training fo those who wish to quaiify for the duai position of director of Christian education and director church music, and inciudes the most essentiai sub- jects of both the Christian Education Course an the Music Course. Both the Christian Education and Christian Education-Music Courses require three years for compietion. MUSTC COURSE Dv.. Homer. Haumonrruss, Director The Music Course inciudes advanced Sti1diCS iii both in ciass and by private iessons. Students requisite taient may ht themseives for the try of music in the ev angeiistic iieid, or as organists, choir directors, soioists, and composers. The COHYSC is deveioped aiong two iinesfone for those who wish to major in piano or organnand one for those desiring to major in voice. A requirement for gradu- ation is that students shaii either appear in joint recitai or present an entire program at the end'of the second year. The time required for compietion rs. is two yea gf -L7 ww .ss yewrsu wi COURSE ' r ' ' en ici-1 Directv -nnrng m n TSSTON S Dv.. Max i. Re , This course is for the purpose of tr. women, jewish or Gentiie, to preach the' the jews at home and abroad. in addmo subjects of the Generai Course, it offers t jects especiaiiy needed by workersamong the inciuding ianguage study. 'ihe time re compietion is two and a haii years. ,4 gr-rw-.qgh sum,-,mb 'ix in Sewing under Miss Grace Darling. This is required of women students in the General .C- Christian Education, and Missionary Courses. Students Commg ,mm a broadcasting class under the direction of Mr. Loveless, Al Regicr, Leslie Flynn Barram, Ted Bradley, and Vera Johnson, 7 A student leads the conducting class in a song. Mr. Locs, teacher. -- , , i Q hw class in the Auditorium. 5 l , Manual training class, taught by Edward H. Ockert. This class is required of men in the Missionary and Christi Education Courses. Students learn carpentry, tm work, e uf' Dr. 'Fitzwnter leavfes Syn- thesis class expedmously. A class in the Lecture Room in the x53 Building has just been dismissed- na 2111 CC. of I F 3 -.7 Dale Bystrom looked up when we snapped him studying in his room. ,w-, . - v - .. 1 I , 0 t l C11 this class Fgiengive and helPfu and accCP I 4' f ...:1,N i ' T , M B ttikofer wsvsts Mkin Members r- ' bile ww lar S9 6 art Of pu erform on the P'ticism lsr Posing. Left to right: Wanda Kuntz, Hilda G' ' . lmpel, Betty Leshef and Evelyn Hansen' A section ofthe stack room ofthe Institute Libr: Here thousands of volumes are kept classified for fi access to students. The decimal system is us AA if k sn ap show the librar1an's d Q , 1 ,D Q . If . - Organ in . mctivng are enr, melsfin P . enI5 orothl' DEW, 1.40 bfud Organ and V0 f ' r. ' 111110, Self! Y a some 213 pq' ldml: m P -rs H fdixprivatrt lcsilhlliisic CourSC: Omg' Q o n students m of the M anua A grouv of 'Nome lArts ROOW cornel' Dr. Smith and Alvah seem to be carrying the of the world on their shoulders. 1' 1 1 -4 P Y . X .I .4 -4 Men students under Miss Grace Darling learn the fine art of cooking Here are some of my friends who are enrolled in Evening School. You see, I was an Evening School student before I enrolled in Day School, and met many of them at that time. These young people who crowd our halls and classrooms each Tuesday and Friday evening live and work in or about the city, employed in secular work throughout the day, and receive their Christian training at night. They carry Synthesis and Doctrine, as well as the other General Course classes, just as we do, but it takes them twice as long to get their diploma. They usually carry one practical Christian work assign- ment a week, and many of them take private lessons in piano, organ, and voice, at the Institute. Most of their leisure hours are taken up with studies, but busy people are happy people, so they don't seem to Last year approximately sixteen hundred students were enrolled in the Evening School, and every term the Day School students welcome into their gradu- ating class one or more fellow classmates who have successfully completed their training in Evening School. These young people deserve a hearty cheer, for the grade isn't easy to make, and the load isn't easy to take, but the end justifies the means. - 1 . Bali ,,,,, ee xiii'-:filers 55' 'e2m:.53g.f 5?ef2. Peg! Y., ,WM ., ,. .M m t , ,xii .:,.::g':,. :bl ii, ' , LL 'ZIQE-el f' Qiif' 1 S Vg, ..D1,,,:'e:Q,. Ann- jfie2z.-'-- 1.Iff'H1 ,Sums it s m .4 -. ' ,.-'ai'-ts. ' e ,W .,f'..-f2:xu::,eaf' -- I -' -' 1 if ig, :..':'tj: I iii? .ff H' f 'Q , ',...,,. G: Leona Neel and a fellow employee before their place of employment. This illustrates the daytime ac- tivity of most of those who attend Evening School. gg IC FCREAM J . JELLIES '. rfff' 1 . , ,..,: l Evening School students throng the post li. J 1 l l l , office every Tuesday and Friday evenings. I l l Page 23 Evening .School students wait to see the superintendents on the fourth Hoor. A cafeteria supper is served in south end of Institute dining room, to enable Eve- ning School students to come directly from - work and be on time for their First class. I. George S. Schuler, Kenneth S. Wuest, Harry D. Loes, and Frank Earnest, faculty ' I FT members, enjoy Evening School supper. -..,iv'g,., . 1 Evening School students in post office lobby. Those seated at the tables are filling out weekly reports. ,. L ng. L-'67 - A ,al 4 1.3 0 lj 9517522431 . -l l r lil Evening School students stop to take thelr mall from boxes near lobby of Women's Building. Official notices, exami- nation papers and all notes to students are sent in this way. Marlin Olson vacations in Florida and gets paid for lt. His job as chauffeur takes him there.. Evening School class in Sunday School Adminis- tration CID under Mr. Benson, in Massey Chapel. Evening School Conducting class. Miss Dunlap docs not spare the red pencil as she corrects our English papers. The English course of the Institute is quite rigid-:mtl beneficial. ywkng 4 We it-H O the Rn 3 boo - e Your asslgnncl' for nd' 'lm nt f ,mics ' me to smith .gms VO l h QWRY t bgfy' hlm D Y- Yyfsil Acad. K .5. gk: Q 'ET - Ya Sybil Tenn - Edith Corgeex and Hen Elia En0Cll5' ., Lefana L mln st-1dff 'S' Mar tha Xlzfrgvening Se delta Ag - r to ,Q p, y , I ,4 , I.. 5, 41fji,,',:l- f ' r .fn yy . 5 i Vx . rl' l3 ' V 'AWP ww 5' 4 ,V i I. AQ- 'I , X . ,-1-.f'1. ' 5 I I Q, X ,Y G if , ffl 5. ' ' ,' rv V' 7 l' -7 A - l' '- ' 1' L I- L, 13, 'lm .e f l -' 15 l' 'f ,jf -2-z '1 fn . t , if A student the gospel mission , . Betty jackson, Leona ,Neel, Juliet Yeend, and Rodna Keown, Evening School quartet. Ruth Bcrgert, Sally King, Annabelle News- wnnder, Frank Waggoncr, jr., and Martha Jensen, Day School students on Evening School promotion. This group holds meet- ings in various churches in the city and makes known the work ofthe Evening School. f -fj,:.,f5f,5-ew-me K3 -,1x13'5gg,-.gw,Kf- 5, -te: V. may :I --, 'ws ,. v. me ggtmyg, so--gr. Q1 yin :r Z - K . V- E ,S fm-272 ' are 'wrgiw N .g-s.,'..s:-as afte- ' - Z' ' ' fi' Q' i' M 1i: s'i'2f,, 'ani A 5 1 . .27 . 1, V lg . Us .zsfzghj 7 , , . ff- ' ' 'LQ . .f 2-ejs sg Q if: ,H l,g,::,'l:q if . Lug Viid' - V , X 1. ,Ni K l Q L 'nil Y Wm. H. Lee Spratt, director of Correspondence School, lo- cates one of the 286 correspondence classes on the map. There are Tl total of 9,960 students scattered throughout the world. c e Ill' Ill! 'E 1 IILQ l ii 'vll lm ld ' lic SCOEC f 3 studwng 'I 1, A Ricard rseaiiiidicr thi Correslwndtnccglfgggh B'b1- ou I , I d aendcnt ' ld is in the C.xlVll'y Ifn 'l'orrcY, pastor' Rev. - Lg1nCZlSKCr7 Pau 1 l lmilhlllms The mailman brings another batch of lessons with the morning mail. Mr. Spratt seated at the microphone as he directs the Radio School of the Bible. This department of 5 the Institute's ministry is under the Correspondence ' School. It conducts regular broadcasts of Bible studies, supplies printed outlines for enrolled stu- dents, gives examinations, and awards diplomas upon successful completion of the specified courses. '- - z,'.l Page 2 1 - -3 Ti Students at 4th of July picnic line up for dinner Those attending Summer School share in these an other outings of the regular Day School. Summe session this year was conducted from june '15 t july 26. 5. 4 'x ' Y' 'b' i i . Al L. if! Ralph Rayment on duty at information desk in Moody , Memorial Church during 1940 Founder's Week Conference. A-. v G '71 i'1 'L 1 Two happy young people arrive for Youth Rally. 1 A' 0... 'K i. i t.- . - i t. , X 5 U' ' wif- -' I , , -,Lf I, li La' 3' Dll.IVlkYLLIlI:l13 i Dr. Louis S. Bauman delivering the evening message in Moody Memorial Church, Prophecy Day of the 1940 Founder's Week Conference. Some of the guest speakers at 19.1.0 Founder's Week Conference snapped in Institute dining room. Left to A 'CCW' Yflufh On fl right: Rev. Frank C. '1brrey, Dr. WVm. L. Pettingill, Dr. C. H. Suckau, Rev. W. M. Strong, Mrs. W. M. Strong. Rev. with M. Neale in action his movie camera. In Postgraduate School for Preachers, con- ducted at Institute March 16 to April 12. ll Rall is held at the ard. -:NE '4 sWfg?!5W!:, . twin, ,fantasy A- YA.: if 5 1 ,f If, un 'fl' 'ir 'fi ' .. it mli.4'.'-'Qiqas 2 , qv. 'E QS. A A4053-, TEH?-Ib' -5, fi. , , .:.5. . .. Y K-,-: in., ., --- ,', f..f ',',g ., I- 'Q . Nl . L-- S .,.gE',!-E 1-F? 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YQ 3- Wa... fi . .. ai ,y-.5 ga' 'rnm-3:Tf.gi'7 .5 .3151 ,,:,-g'I3- wg, Wg!-: Q, q 6 'W .L .-...-. sl I I-g::ae,!!is .5 mason-.,L',,14 i4Qm'.f,5 WM ., ' gy. as . im-.. '. - F- .11 4 5-- . '97 4- J NZM? A fwzavlbli' . a 3... . S's67fl .1l'WpfJ:' Ami' A I A I md Map 0 7 0 o I remember how I dreaded my first practical Chris- tian work assignment. Mr. Harrison sent me out to teach a class in a colored mission Sunday School. I didn't think I'd ever be able to teach my class of nine year old boys anything, but I've been able to bring every one of them to the Lord. Boys and girls all over the city have been reached by the thousands through the efforts of the students on their practical Christian work assignments. Last year 80,568 souls were contacted and IO,4l 2 made a profession ofsaving faith in the Lord jesus. Open air meetings, Sunday School classes, Child Evangelism classes, student pastorates, jail work, hospital and house many visitation-these are just a few of the many, ways in which we are able to give out what we learn in the classroom. The Practical Christian Work OH'ice is in charge of James F. Harrison and Mrs. Ralph Allison. Practical Christian work is a vital part of the Instltute's curriculum, and, while it is required of us, with the aim of soul- winning ever before us, it proves to be the means of untold blessing in our lives. Cl Wherefore I put thee in remembrance that thou stir up the gift of God, which is in thee. II TIMOTHY 1 6 N14 'Wu ' 5 .-1 If A I lx WE ,I 9 1 Q ' s.. if 1 .l TT A ISS' Q 4, gl? 1 regular servlce m Rus Park Bmp tlst Church, of whlch he IS pastor 1 ' Dale Harris gives out the Word at 7.-up . . ' ' . ' . - . qu. u 1 F -sg . fag . 5' w qififfi -,-4 . 4 . 'L' rs Ral h 'Xllison as M - AP 4 1 ' sxstant director of Prac- tical Christian Work. Herbert Scholl with Sunday School class at Second Methodist Church on Irving Park Road. Addis Brown with the ,Beginner's class, to 'which she has been assigned at a mission. These boys receive instruc- tion in the Word from Burt Phelps each Sunday. Our students have special train- ing for dealing with adoles- cents. Ed Martin distributes tracts on a Chicago street and tells about the One who loves children. l Es-L4 i-fr Summer camp, climax of a years work in Boys' Clubs. A number of men students carry club work, which proves very effective under trained leaders. Dimmock Steeves is direc tor and founder of this camp on L1ke Wau bee, Wisconsin. Out of the seven leaders last summer, four were Institute students J Il 9 Xbe tanks souX Ernn E D busxness wrth S1 needy man of the street. Thrs took phxce on at trip to Fcnnrmore, Wrs., where: the gospd Cornet Trio was sent on a specizd assignment. Occasionany student groups for gospej are requqsted I utsxdc the crty. 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F S Emplo-5 Recreation 1200 S 1..- wg-O nit' 6200 .fi 4 Q, 4. 5:15 Page 35 7 ,.,m.,.,i.g im.. .,.,i..ew V,V, . ,W ei s. ,, .iw ,eimi,.,.. ' is .. . ,,,s,6.w..,,,ef,. I , i ,i ...,,,,W. ,, if if4.sf,y g34'-i?f,,''3, i1i-igggrfE55 ?'e?3V,Q5'f . 4g,'3i'i-i.?Q K - .. i .'if?1QQfig - f Q 2' 'fl'e1ffe.. - 5' fi. '-Q ..fe ff'.e Y' sri- 3 5 ,155 QQ Wei-x-gg.5'f.e' I 'fg?21.-.J 5- l?'2?iV-xgi.5...f wg. gli?-ie .E gr' ae? we gif S? '41s.,f'2?91e?tsg,-eff Fred Lower, john Went- gefgipiswif?-,i.5e,f ., new ,- :P , is ,fiw,e,,.. ii4e,.5V',g fe, th E B f . f f i WON ,and d .mam get fo- e, . - H w+Qg5?iJefs v serher for H nelghbvrly Char ' ivan 'gfgkgze ,:M'ix,,Qv'-V., 'Qin 'f 1:53-E, K K ss ,gyjinz M hs-fan lx ' 1 Q Wisfmp , Q -Vf:Qi.V-5i,wkw. ,A W... . , A lgfgvfv, rx X . ,,...., Q ,, 15, vs , ., 4..,,EM. , ,i W, , M if ri f ee2:?Li,e2e,.so-'. -. :fs.sQ,,f1 .gr . f iiisggigp' 5 ., X In student laundry. Jane Bachman fulfills Z1 pressing engagement. 'Ruth Kees and jane Vandergraff ,. with the second load moving 1 from one building to another. ' .jr ..,I ni' ,.--f . I V. Moxen, D. Douglass, 'md H. Devcrs go on a clefmmg spree. r. . rf, gf: l ir,-'J--1 L 1 Alvin Regier and Linwood Cheshire ' 5, in , I clean up after the Christmas party. This picture secured honorable mention in the ARCH photo contest. e 41949. A, gf lg '. A good example of how rooms shouldn't look. D. Douglas, V. Moxon, fe P. Sheetz, H. Devers enjoy a midnight lunch. ...x , . S, ln.. 52 ,Q-' N5 . Ralph Rayment wakes up to find the camera staring him in the face. Girls, where can we get husbands like these? Don McFarling enjoys a musi- cal moment with a mandolin. g- H. DeWitt, M. Wxerenga, A. Bakker, F Waggoner, M. Stadt. No wonder the fellows in the 153 Building can't sleep. I Miss Blair, post oflice employee, distributes mail. F5 ' Reta Javens and Theone Lacey have had their quota of calories for the day. 3 X I Sorry, Mr. Baync. Kay justwent out with Mr. Smedesf' Miss Ander- son faithfully takes care of infor- mation desk in Women's Building. There will be more of Moore after this. Clzur in a characteristic pose. Willis Grimm dishes out ap- , Tsgiiirtgugeggjstzf Interior of Institute Sweet Shop, Monday morning after chapel. figure at the 153 desk La- WUM IIIVI Fred Billings was Cl familiar ' 1 .14 Frank C d Coyfxef tu Y m the srmtendents The SHQC dy hours. of his roogihd finite Sw f R Dale Harris takes time off. Pfaygfti Vilfiaa biings foo '2- 1 fx Thinker 5940 mode I P 0 ese Small gr ng question way to the Post omce' et er in d Pefpleiu inter-eSim5 an just among us farmers. Harold Olin at his home in Minnesota illustrates one of the many former occupations of students. This picture received honorable mention in the ARCH photo contest. She thinks .fhe'.r ,AI taking the picture. Z i- rr Ji, Some of our students were among the thousands who gathered Easter morning for the Sunrise Service. The thermometer registers two degrees above zero. Everett Goings doesn't have a toothache-it's just the-reaction from the doctrinal discussion CPredesti- nat1on?j, which he evidently doesn't understand. the boflw U . - tem to bbend. mlnls d for the so 1 to The '.. rs get ,--E e Pago CUSS , il g-QSQCCUV ups t0 ills S Gruce Chen pauses on her , Ml X , H! 'R ,L 2. . N F -blend their voices in the Missionary Trio. N I Moody students do when milk drivers Al Luibrand, a city lad spends il week- on the farm, and tries his hand at this. There are a number of peaches-yea, and a couple of pairs, too-among the fair sons and daughters of the British Flag. pair parade. Cecil Minser says the cookie is from mother. Gretchen Stanberry and Queenie re always seen together. Jack Morey in a an informal pose. rom the , ,.. cs' r. I, , V 1 , ,il This puts the edi- tor in the hole. lf A If ,, l-air i 4 'ur 'E' -. 'wh' -. 'fs R: Y' ' 'Ng . ik 'V fl, x 1: - ' - v v, ,A ,G A trio of pretty girls-Edna Lowden,' Mar- jorie Schaffer, and Marguerite Bedwell . Q '4 ix l 'Y N V - 1 ' ' 9' ' 1:5 , v ,X L, Y , 1 if L S 1 1 V i ' ' F 17 i. 'Q .- A few' fs f Even Institute students aren't immune to at- tacks-from the appendicltis bug, and Augustana Hospital is where he meets his bitter end. 1 our l l 7 l 1 IW u I A if-fm K ,Q ry .Ts-iff:-..i.- 111 -'iQ 'Xa ' K 'B :fi , z 'qrjw .mix kd xmg-:L 'S-a.,, till T F an '1 '1 ff v z. ii' 61 -- 'Pa -1 I Yuf' vs 1 -, un ,-Q sh, 3' sb 'I 'x 'S Hn.. .a ',,4f- JI if Q w.. es 1.x- Lsg -W-J ,..-L.-. fi- 'IW Preparing our own school picnic at forest preserve. sp. Clrmsx of womens iicnlc at Cedar ake - lunch time. Drinking to their health. W. Christen, L. Perrine, A. Luibrand enjoy an outing July 4th at Jackson Park. X KQV 'xffrv nl: rjff 5 I 1 e The Jepperson s and Blanchard s get their heads together over chess. Mr. Broman's fifth! On men's pic- nic at Caldwell forest preserve. Miss Reuther hopes i t w o n ' t hi t her. On the pic- nic, Cedar Lake. .WE lf' U. .vi cf ,X Lu. V., r .- Ji'-'di Please, Ethel, give the bike a break! ff 1 9' fl il W 11 ,KJ-1,1 1 fiiq Evelyn, Eleanor, Bernicl and Ruth and tl1ei bikes at Cedar Lak Mr. Nelson enjoys a game of baseball on an Institute picnic. Mr. Spratt directs something be- side Correspondence School. This A picture, submitted by Alice Pater, ' took third place in ARCH contest. . , 4. P9 it Jw QW ' ...,, egg! L 1 .13- azsx Qilxgms .W H I,.'.'.',A . at .. .. . E rgxggiv' y Q 7'l'f T,,--, ek 1 - , for pm Prcscntln D .Ver and E various fl SQ d missin Tl fi En bands rc f I a . isseailfgnrng, leader of Home P xssion fielci t?J4ir1px:ent? the Workrgggelinand' entlve group of studefgge OFFICERS, Ami! to October Robert Tilbtson, deputatxon secretary OXaf Carl son, fxrst vice-president Bhnche Nxckerson, secon vice-presidentg Mary Reba, pubhcxty secretar Ruth Horst, recording secretary Ross Smxt prayer ' Clan' Dafoe, assxstant treasurer band secretary, U -V of th e e needs Zfngggtgggh unfq, .- w'-f .,,s- eud ,Qs Page 44 STUDENT NEWS STAFF Left to right, standing: Ben Cochenet, George Martsegis, Andre Anderson, editorg Paul Sheerzg seated: Frank Waggoner, Kathery VnnderSchuur, Miriam Fackler, associate edirorg Dorothm Goodrich. Other reporters: Paul Troy, Gertrude VanderSchuu.+ 'HE HHCH STAFF Left to right, standing: W. Smedes, P. Sheetz, G. Mnrtsegis, F. Waggener: sented: C. Foster, M. Shaw, E. Leslie, P. Troy. Staff members make plans for third edition of the ARCH. i 11 ix tx Left to right: L. Schrock, C. Towlcr, G. Badger, N. Balman, C. Davis, R. Willimxln, L. Martin. Total points scored against opposition-180, Cap- tain Balmnn averaged ao points per game to lead individual scoring for the second successive season. Season's Record Games Won-4 Games Lost-2 .Ji 7425 Of course it will make the basket. Nolan Balman, A- captain of the basket ball If I - 4 '11 team, aims with precision. ,tif 1 1' ' ' , f 0 n . . . Y ' .isfl,l1l,1llllllW ' c g e ,:,,. 1 l l il lil lui' M., 4 l V nh A L-XL Left to right: Lynn Sehrock, guard Lowell Martin, guard Carl Davis, center George Badger, center Robert Williman, guard Charles Towler, forward Shooting Nolan Buck Balman, forward and captain Camera enthusiasts get their heads r Editor L. Paul Sheecz and associate photog- together- George Marrsegis and Ben ley Smedeg qualifies rapher, Betty Leslie, discuss cameras, Cochener ar Chicago Ave- LU SU1fl0H- business manager. while Marguerite Bau looks on wonderingly. Page 45 yas -.. HECREHTIUH UlUB OFFICERS Standing: Linwood Cheshire, presidentg Mr. Nelsong William La treasurerg Ralph Rayment, program chairmang Eva Allen, secr Alice Unkefer, vice-presidentg Miss Hayesg Betty Sanford, co-pr chairmang Mrs. John Ironside, chairman refreshment comm x xi Students enjoy a get-together sponsored by the Rec Club. 1 4195.5 'uiiffr Q fin WGN ' A' n -ni, if - . F 1 A g 1531! Y , ,-3' . ffl Lake steamer S.S. Theodore Rooxeuell at Ben- ' ton Harbor, Mich., on all day excursion recently enjoyed by the Institute family. Fred Billings demon- strates to Rec Club how to carry a. tray. HUDITUHIUM CHUIH The Auditorium Choir, under the direction of Talmage Bittikofer, sing Ah-h-h for the cameraman. , ,ff-H1 fivingluh , fvj' f 'MAG if 513 'xtgwg 3:55. ? '5.?!l 'Q is qv- -. v x 5 ,. v,m1ttS.M4ww.. .5af2f,A.wwv.wg-1-on pri 1 .f 93,525-i514 ,,.g45f5? Q,,,tuvt-severe-4 11,.::El3N,:,4gyr.x-vm-lun-I I 4,,1.b.f ?my,gwElf-'faq A 4yLi7H,Q5,m':e:z?-4 7'ff' f iif:':24 fful::2--amen 17:TqwH- 4 1w f' . .- S-' ' ,,,w1v ' :.1- f'If5f: ' .qw- wi' ff' 3' wtf? hiiui if we 37-n i'S-FEL , v hifi 4 'Ang- Q E X 1 ' n! l 'M 'Q .:. J ,.f,- ' n .' ' ' 1 . 1-' ' ' . . 1 rf, ,f I f, -ny.. .vis 1 J . EJ- . ,, Vo? :H Q.. . .-Pew IF? I :F ffl 1' I: If YV1: Til. M, 2 5,-.mp W V .4 4 , .5 Z9 . A21 H2593 ' H .!1:.'i 7.'f.' 'Hg' ru I , ,.-, i'1'..r'-1 ' 1 Um 7 - W.. .. - ... vu '-'Di - ' ' L24 . - 1-95-9' 2 .'. . ' f.,f3:5 2:35 ,PJ -My -1?fIP.L '71 'Giga 'S' , . 1. 1 5.1.25 5336 .'ff2 ff' 1 Y: va '-'- . qi . 4 my . .. - -,1 X ul- T-: -H , ., r ' vi zz., - . . if gg, 1 4 gin N19 31? LNB' .v Q I 1 . 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T'i'ssf v, 5 4 gif: 4 , jf , A 1 '54,-38 f V V Bgl.kss,V:,f--7-, Jzizg ikiggfmif-91:1.sf ,222-Q .,m.'1fJ',1 vg-.fs'-fq.I,- '- s2.,f!-'1-I- Sf,w1,'w .- s fmffmig , . ,, ,f4f'f?.5,:,:2' 1 f , . -, X Z, S sf- i , H ', :A , .. M 8 x 1 9 .-ar at work in institute dish room. ,V V N ' W ,ng No, Paul Srnith's not trying to bra ' 1 V ' 5 A1.,ili1'j'j, !2V' the 830 Building, He iooks guiity, A 'N fill-Qrfq, 3,-1,-zjjfs oniy surprised while busy shining ., I L X I '4 Jgn,-ini' '5- ,.-f ,- 11 1-'f'.I.T.. fun if I QE mg' ,gli J b Q4 bfi? 'BV' 714--J Oiive Siiver puts on the stew, Institute giris earn part of their way by working in schooi dining room. Lioyd Suttie dusts in x S3 Buiiding. Phii Kuntz shines brass in Administration Buiiding. .gl N A student p ishing brass e n t r at n c e 830 Buildi 1 3'+Q: '. ..M- .. f 4 L '--- 1 X.,. 4 ' f 5 fe W A,,- .,,.,,. f-.1,rMs 'Y , - X as H X' f'W'.K.g,3. ' .- -.-. is-dr-QQ:f:3.,s:g:.' ,, ,f Q yi' v- 6-:f --::i4i.:.f ,ew we g912r:a:s:s:,5r-:-:.a-:-23: . A, . 2 , . , .e.o.g,L,.w Jigs H ,.,.. , , . . ,A Vera Brown one of the assistants to QQ-A,4,-'i,V2ivsev,yf:ia-5 I if V ------ . , - rv, V Jlwgkx 1-in-311: gy,-Q -fri?ff'-d'5?2leQ'g:s :2?--1-i. ,fgd?22aw. ' ,. -Q 'ru xg 5542 42 the MOON mme- She was Showme us how to look when we feeX bad, 'N ' H o.m1-wx,,: gli5f M-Mewgg-wglEsLfQf:'t:s2f-gag - K ., f- r. ., ws B ers harbers at institute bar- 'f .Y X J , N i Braneh, rnanager of taikar E- pageant and D. Y , G ,' -V -. Sh0P, mamfamed bY institute- ber shop, operate upon W. Christen and H. Adams, ' '1 ' L 1 X respectivdy. Pantano was also a barber here. ?H?L,f. LF' 1 59: F I , I 5 - f? A i A , . ' . Af V . W 4 , I ' ' PauX Smith shows the way we put ' 555 f ag' 4.7 :V ' our rnen behrnd the bars at Moody. Victor Frank on eighth floor. 5 , ' A 1 the Path Okken and Menard Sanford of Buhding for new coat. parnt gang prepare 158 -N ,M- Getting ready to keep ld. out Mr. Mosqurto. . N rck Cunrad, In- ' suture Peinrer Budding siren .- f 3 on 1 1-h- srgr3g,,ff,15Q-f- fp 44 Jesse Brown and Rosendo Apeles operate baler, where all waste paper from dorms and oftices IS taken. . 3,-,.,f,,,m,-,,,,,.,.wv,. ..,, , .,,. . -,,,.,,,,,. . tiQ.31.M ep.. wg ,M . , p g :.'.?f2l'T' . '. ' X 'lie '-sf -' 1 elif ,Y X. .f . .W V -' J :,. .,. M.. .6-'-,4?f3L -:-::: . s ,ff fl' rf. Nc yr - 'M llgggi. 4 . . 2. H V U5 ., , lf XX sei wr- , ff xt 1.-if .43 MXL' -1 'I lf sw,-7: ,, t. to . ,rw, . . 1 f., gf vi X ,IQ-:i,,E,. ,Ji P-. 15.- L fm I it! mf M J M L .4 Students ln Accounting Department. Every dent must pass thls wmdow at least once a It IS here that board and room bllls are af' - iy me- -Q l A L lnstitutejanitor gang, left to right: A. Regier, D. Cunningham, L. A K. Chapman, C. Zimmerman, Mr. Amour, head Janitor, and V. Ill Roland Hern spends his employment hours at Montgomery Ward's cafeteria. It pays to look well, thinks Lillian Zajicek. Thirty-four Moody students at Montgomery Ward's cafeteria Csouth sidej. Mr. Morford, boss. ' , Q, . 1' . 4 LL vi K 'U 4 ' X A ' . Q' 1' I ' ' , ' 1 gf fu Qs . 'X I E' 9 i 5 ' up-HA if ' n A J, T 1 ' . A 34.5 Q l . . .. I' ' ' Q G X l. - I W 1 . e f e . -' gm A' 'N' Q , 'V of or - -e' v n. lam, lr ,- f N f '-,I K- , , . -. . . .. 4, J, 5.5 ,'l '9 R 4, J ,. 'x nf 1 X , , .. , p Paul Diehl handling freight at Fe yards. This type of work rts scores of our men students. Burlington express station. Group of Day School students returning from work at Taylor St. express station. Front row, left to right: Thatcher, Moore, Cooper, Lindsay, Kruger, Norstrandg back row: Diehl, Barlow, Irons, Abrahamson. TQ' 'F S.. tx, 'vw Robert Quackenbush 'lt work in dish room at Carson Pirie Scott 81 Co We ve been workmg on the railroad or at the railroad Instl tute students employed at Santa Fe frelght yards H Everett, T Blackman D Good, E Norman J DeGruyter, P Diehl Bob Couture, Kenneth White, and Creston Ogden are bus boys at Montgomery Ward s .5 Bill jones, Burling- ton express station. ft .Q L 45555 S ,v -, 1 J: -P ' ll' 1 in as Q-if 1' I Yes, this is student employment. F. Waggener, Day School Y Y 'W student, keeps Baby David while daddy and mama, , A h d hl Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clymer, go to Evening School. 1 rt ur an .rlosep 'mine emo! 44. 'E V pause that refreshes after working at Ward Harold Schumacher and Charles Pfeiffer at Ward's. Y ll .r , , . .--,,,.. : i . ' v . f . x , 74 .. - V, ,-f .ff . 3- Rudolph Rossler, Institute carpenter, inspects his own work on table for directors' room, made from wood salvaged from the old Auditorium. First snap of new shrubbery. :fr me-Y ' 1 B it X xi si Anew sidewalk for the vacant lot. Burt Phelps is employed in this cor- ner of Montgomery Ward's cafeteria. Shovels and graders com- plete work of demolition of old Moody Church and Institute Auditorium. wi. 3-.4.DX4, 'g.:-'Sf l ,, - f . ' .X .sQ '1 - ' , 11 . S- .. ft, ,I mkpvkrd 'A,.,.- . fl Y i . . e - V - 5 3. 4 ,qu i-1?m. Kbf. V. Ht 3l,1jk.f '1'ggEi--,l . .N i :L -N -vyadrii .3,Qtu.4 .HsJ L -:LMA A,.v. , uwiyfmv . . Mir Y F .Au-Q 1- urs .!napa'i:.!:.-J1.f .Y-Qingdao. a -Q 4 , . - .-f.r..- xr. - v,' f ,.,,x.f HUF . - if-.v-x., r. Qkgzuff V -7-' 1 : ' ' Jn' w-.. ., LLB-!4,A Oriel ,rif- rr jf 755. f . by rg - . 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Don Parson, in thc Employment office, ta a prospective job over with Anne Ke or T iss albot and Miss Jackson find occa M . ' t0 discuss da sswork and sch ' edllles. -FW - hristie, o n Lessel, foreman o nsti p cnt News as it comes from the press. This departmen ' C den ' e n s a l eourses, and bulletins. Nearly 7,000,000 prec printing have been turned out within the last yea A. G. Olson, of the Bureau of Pro- motion, shares 1l:lOkC with joe Butts. - if an xv' ' Q' -'- rm :I i-xl'f T ' ll' i I li - .,,,f '4' Q , ' l h I In -- l. X ' L A F , fe l rf'f ' L 5 ,L IN ies., - ,A ' i 4'-,U-A ,tx X , 'K lxi ' 'fi' Al' ,. 'A 145: T J, 'L-if Ei .L X Fix.J t1L8 ks! Y siness office of Moody Monthly. Here advertising and lu: wt for the Institutes official bscription records are X. I ' ' l .t o,ooo subscribers. Ernest bhcation. lhere are a moe 4 t ubhcation manager. n the extreme right, is p Bob Walker snap- ped in Sludem' News oHice while work- ing on slide film of Institute life. fl 'tute rinting plant, inspect. ll the promotional material, orrespon c ,. l The Institute's central file room, where all correspondence and current business transactions are kept. Miss Jennie Gunderson, seated, is in charge. Standing, are Miss Astrid Norager and Mrs. V. A. Avery, Institute effmency expert. Other helpers, not on picture are: Barbara Bucher, Ruth Syldan, and Florence Wagner. Lu . gi Stenogra hic De artment ei hth floor Administration Buildin where itll' P P S g of the stenographic workiof the Institute is cared for. Of theiseventeen girls .employed here, nine are Day School students, and seven U are Evening School students . . . Miss Gertrude Brinkerhoff is the supervlsor. 1 The Mailing and Service Department. Here are kept all mailing lists of the Institute, both in card files and addressograph stencils. F- F-s-,., H. E. Stockburger, Comptroller, i has a conference with Earl M. Anderson, director ofthe Invest- ment and Legal Department. vi wa.- - Thr , igssie,-.H --n.:ai5B4iiaiQ'1' . 2325?-355555299251 --x -Y va ..--4.,: f . 15,3 .1, ,M , , - fmetfix-i2i!j.f2,-13? '- be 1- 0--T:--A-1 ul.. . 1f1!5f':xu:nw-rv v.- .:+?a'5:1?'a- 1.fvz,-54, qs.-.71f.,kg:,,,:5,.cg3 ' ' 73+-31. UT-.'f --Eff .-,. an A R-gf g 'ffl -1 ,j'v1w- gi'-EN, 4 . dig 71 .mu A.. A ,'-kj' ' 7 -- ' f 153 fl:-5 -gx'?:v- 376353-S'1E'!:':if Si U '-L-.9 U,-+ -- .af 1.4e:.zf.- :pf-21,152--Q'4aw - ggiw r 21 'a .12 -!kgs4g-:g6l-p,:gq1:3,-aff:-:yu - v , :M -.1 ' .- .v , Q.. 5-,Q ,.1--.- . - . 4. ,pg r ws, 1 W. .-fvih-Jw .551-I M' ' L-VJ-rx, ,cmd :Eff -xv'fsY2fEa f-al-xp..w.Qm'A'+'5f,L:-:fl A r 1 ' -it , A - - f ' .sasfwvtsfw D . 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MATTHEW 13:3-8 Three student workers are used in the radio office, caring for the general cor- respondence, filing, and checking all the music used in the studios, and assisting with the detail work. This picture shows Mildred Erickson, VVMBI receptionist, consulting Aunt Theresa Worman's date-book, Ruth Butts checking over a program, Bernice Hanson at the tele- phone Frances Youngren turning an un- disturbed profile to the camera, and Mil- dred. Shaw opening the afternoon mail. Di: Quiz is one of the most enjoyable student programs on the air. This time the question is directed at Ralph Powell, and judging by the looks on the faces of the other contestants, his answer must have been laughable. Left to right: Mil- dred Shaw, Andrew Yang, Betty Hankins, Dr. Quiz, Andrew Anderson, Emily Wong, and Ralph Powell. Martin Wedge is the ringer of the gong. Here is a picture of the vocal ensemble used on the Shut-in program. Mr. Love- less is before the microphone, and Mr. will -. Mr. Loveless reads a stanza of a hymn before rendering his next organ number, while Ralph E. Stewart, assistant director, looks on. I X is :lg S ' ' ,. f '- e E.. A 4- 4 Yi: 5- 4 i. 5: lvuui-ffll' -nj ,fflixwli i I .wmnq K Parsons is leading the singing. -lime Lang- iton and Herman Voss at the pianos. No, Mr. Crowell isn't pull- ing a gun on the cameraman. er? ' iff- . ,-as .1111 Mildred Erickson, WMBI receptionist and walking encyclopedia, confers with George Santa, head of the continuity department. l Bradley, Viola Anderson, Evelyn Carroll, and Bob Love der :L quartet arrangement of an old favorite on the Birth- program. l Graening, Frances Whitlock, Miriam Fackler and lStauH'er compose the string ensemble used on Strings Voices. Herman Voss is the accompanist. 4' 'L wg., lobert Parsons, assistant to the director, leads a Noonday Tymn Sing group in a number. Back row, left to right: Bob Voodburn, Robert Opfcr, Reta Javcns, Alice Unkefer, June ,angton, Evelyn Carroll, and Sheldon Helsley. Front: Joe 'eritore, Pierce Hiscock, Ted Bradley, Viola Anderson, Viola 'eck, Milam Jordan, and Rolland Ewald. Page 59 4 I Q Q fr: ' , 3 if fi'i? ',f'f 'D ' ' ,. ' -'P ' .L I , , ' ' ,C f 1 M J ff? A - I ' :L vi .x A. . o 1 'J QE -15 a--5 ' A.. I M, V N . z 'lf l- in 1 , l fr. 1, , J Y Aunt Theresa Worman, director of children's work for WVMBI, faces the '4mike with three K.Y.B. Club members, representative of the different nationalities to which she ministers. The Galilean Male Quartet-Pierce Hiscock, Ted Bradley, Charles Hammond, and Milam Jordan. The WMBI Trumpet Trio, composed of Milam jordan, Ruth Butts, and George Santa. u The radio ensemble, under the direction of Herman Voss, staff musician. This group serves on the Birthday and Anni- versary program, the Shut-in program, and its members com- pose the different quartets which are used regularly where smaller vocal groups are required. -91, 1 ggi The duties of a studio assistant are many and varied. It is his job to see that the studios are in order for each program- that all the needed equipment is in its placeg and then to clean up after the program, so the studios will be ready for immediate use. Those employed in this capacity are Kleft to rightl: Rolland Ewald, Ralph Manchee, Bob Woodburn, and John Fitzpatrick. The String Ensemble: Miriam Fackler, Bob Woodburn Cstandingl, Virgil Smith and Art Bakker. John DeKruyter stands ready to give a word of testimony on the Wednesday evening Open Air broadcast. Leslie Flynn is in charge of the group, and Forbes Fuller leads the singing. Sara Everette, a student employee, is one of the regular accompanists. She also does solo work, both at the piano and the novachord. This calls for skill in transposing, enlarging and provid- ing the extra flourishes where needed. Frances Youn ren di- E recting Home Hour Martha Jensen, seated novachord. This instru similar to a Hammond e organ, is a memori the late Iris Ikeler Ma The Gloria Trio-Viola 2 derson, Alice Unkefer, 2' Viola Peck-try ovei number before a broadca They look like pelic don't they? Pierce Hiscf Charles Bergerson, P Love, Malcom V Antwerp, Herman Voss Ted Bradley prepare th selves for a dip underne the spray of Niagara F: They visited this histi spot on a recent Back the Bible tour ofi Eastern States. Q5 -iG?ge. . ,4 s,f.fsa1 ,. . 'HX , 1-73337 A -4- A. V-h, fa A .-- V C5iE. ?'.' . , :.z',':g--1-59,17-,-1 71 .- . 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'W 13355135-15 agen? A, if f 1 1 NV'-f'1 'N I . que' . . ii' - ., x .,,, 1 s t .7 A I 5 s 4 Avi. 9 Y ,. ' j'-E ' -r 'Ir- f --n V 25?-FA ..y' , -J 1 1,-e ' - ' 11-.A IT .w we '.' j, , ' 575 lin .N - ' .. ' 1'.f we s 5 Hz, V 1 ' sew , n- ,----::.p '--' -gS.Jf'M..-.v 'I y.Qs ,,,,e 4 Sf' H152 . ,vp- mir .nrvl ,H-,. ROBERT YOUNG, Winfeld, Kan.g United Brethren, Christian Education, class president, superintendent in Sunday School, student pastor. CLARA CARLSON, Spokane, Wash.: Mission Covenant, Mission- ary Bible, reporter of Latin American Prayer Band, class vice- president, Senior Report Hour and Missionary Union commit- tees, jioor prayer leader, student assistant. jour: WEEKS, Auburn, N.Y.: Baptist, General Home Missions, class treasurer. ff! DOROTHY WELLWOOD, Nova Scotia, Canada: Baptist, Christian Education and General Bible, class recording secretary, student assistant. I I V I I l RUTH E. FECHNER, Chicago, 111.5 United Evangelical, Christian Education, Auditorium Choir, class corresp ' . ondxng secretary MARTIN STROLLE, Ontonagon, Mic-h.g unde sionary Bible, leader M Africa Prayer Band, assistant treasurer for Missionary Union, open air and mission group leader, clayss speaker. nominational, Mis- HELEN M. MARTIN, Bowling Green, Ohio: Baptist, Missionary Music, vice-president Qunior classj, class speaker, reporter M Mohammedan Prayer Band. FLORENCE R. HULBERT, Hamer, Bible, class poet. N. Y., Baptist, Missionary BERNICE VAN BAREN, Pella, I owag Baptist, General Music, class musician, chairman q' music committee, floor prayer leader, Choir. women's devotional committee, Auditorium Page 61 HOWARD CRUGER, Tigerton, W is.: independent, Home Missions, director of young people's work. IRENI-: DANKERT, Chicago, Ill.g undenominational, General Bible. ELSII-: EARLY, Mabton, Wash.: Progressive Brethren, Mission ary Music, jioor prayer leader, Senior devotional committee. jo:-IN ELLEFSON, Chicago, Ill.g Evangelical Free, General Bible student pastor. FLORENCE A. GEIGER, Waterloo, Ont., Canadag Independent Baptist, Missionary Bible, ,Hoof prayer leader. HARRY B. GRAY, Dorrance, Kan., Baptist, Pastors Course WILLIS GRIMM, Sandpoint, Idahog Baptist, General Bible. GRACE B. HALVORSEN, Chicago, Ill.: Baptist, General Bible floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir. X I MARIE ANDERSON, Dwight, Ill.g Lutheran, General Music, Stu- dent News reporter. I N LBNNA AUGSBURGER, Blufton, Ohiog Mennonite, General Music, jioor prayer leader, Senior musxc committee, Senior social committee. ETHEL BENNETT, Nova Scotia, Canadag Presbyterian, General Bible. SARA BIzNNIs1'r, Butler, Pa.: Christian, Yewish Missions, litera- ture chairman ry' Missionary Union, jioor prayer leader, women's devotional committee, Auditorium Choir, reporter M Hebrew Prayer Band. PAUL A. BLooM, Trenton, N. 7.5 undenominational, Mission- ary Bible, leader of Latin America Prayer Band. DAVID BoYD, JR., Drumore, Pa.: Presbyterian, General Bible. ROBERT'CALDERWO0D, Chicago, Ill.g Methodist, General Bible. WALLACE CHRISTEN, Devils Lake, N.D.g Evangelical Free, General Bible. - Page 63 1 ? ' J- AGNES HAWKINS, Mishawalca, Ind.g Baptist, Missionary Bible, reporter cy' India Prayer Band, jioor prayer leader, ffunior- Senior motto committee. FLO?LE.NCE M. HELM1c1-1, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.g Moravian, Christian Education. HAROLD HILLEGAS, Merrill, Wis.g independent, General Bible, leader of Home Prayer Band, Evening School promotion. MRS. H. W. HILLEGAS, Merrill, Wis.g independent, General Bible, jloor prayer leader. THOMAS HUGHES, Camden, N. 7.5 Methodist, Missionary Music, leader U ffapan-Korea Prayer Band, deputation commit- tee qfMissionary Union. MARIAN HUMPHREY, Mayville, N. Y., Baptist, General Music. HERBERT W. KOHLER, Tacoma, b74zsh.g Baptist, General Bible, leader of mission group. BERNALINE LAIRD, East Moline, Ill.g Baptist, General FRANCES LAMP, Newark, Ohio: United Brethren, Missionary Bible. H Y 1 1 I FRED LEMMERT, Republican City, Neb.g Baptist, Pastors, chairman q' picture committee, leader cy' mission group, member of constitutional committee. RUTH L. LYNN, Goshen, Ind., United Brethren, General Music. HAROLD McCoRD, Riverton, Ill.: Swedish Baptist, Missionary Bible, member cy' epitome committee, leader cy' open air and mission groups. RoDER1cK MCLEDD, Bounty, Sask., Canada: undenomina- tional, Missionary Music, recorder W' Mohammedan Prayer Band, leader and associate leader of open air and mission groups. JAMES MCDONALD, Farmington, Mich.g Baptist, General Bible. CECIL L. MINSER, Salem, Ohio: Christian, General Music, Auditorium Choir, associate leader ry' hospital group, Senior broadcast and Report Hour committees. ---I HERBERT MUNCE, Detroit, Mich., Baptist, ffewish Missions. DoR1s NEED:-IAM, Owosso, Mich.: undenominational, Mission- ary Bible, Senior social committee, floor prayer leader. ELLA NOLLER, Chicago, Ill.g undenominational, General Bible. Page 64 CHARLES Oerrz, Detroit, Mich.: independent, General Music, chairman invitation committee, group leader. ANNA Lou OSBORN, Covington, Ind., Methodist, General Home Missions. Ixus PARSONS, Weeksuille, N.C.g Baptist, General Bible. WINIFRED PERNY, Appleton, N.Y.g Baptist, General Music, floor prayer leader. GEORGE A. PHELPS, Chirago, Ill.g Mennonite, General Bible, recorder for Europe Prayer Band, associate leader of mission group. HIRAM PH1LLIPS, Topeka, Kang Baptist, General Bible, Senior devotional committee. Som-ua Poucu, Silvis, Ill.g Baptist, General Bible. EVELYN Psucs, Harvey, Ill.g Baptist, General Bible. SAD11: UIKSMA, Paterson, N. 74 Christian Reformed, General Home Missions, floor prayer leader. X V l ALVIN Ross, Lansing, Mich.g Baptist, General Bible, basketball, boys club work. W DELBER1' Runskc, Cambridge, Ill.g Congregational, Pastors. ROSALIND RUMMEL, Convoy, Ohiog Baptist, Missionary Bible. IVA SCHILDROTH, Grundy Center, Iowag Baptist, Christian Ed- ucation, member q' motto committee. CO.Rl'iE.L'IA SHORT, Archibald, Ohio: Mennonite, General Home Missions. VEESTA SOMMER, Dalton, Ohiog undenorninational, Missionary Btble,jioor prayer leader. GEORGE SPARKMAN, Dania, Fla.g Baptist, Christian Education. ' 1 Dwxcnzr SNEITH, Blairsburg, Iowa: independent, Christian Education, chairman Q' Senior devotional committee. final: A. STAPLES, Appleton, N.Y.g Baptist, General Bible, recorder of India Prayer Band. Page 6 5 -4.733 , -'i1'b- ' A. zu 14 sv- -- mv, ,U Senior Sneak THEODQSIA L. SWEET, St. Louis, Mo.: Methodist, Christian Education, reporter qf Europe Prayer Band, member of Senior social eommittee,jIoor prayer leader. ll I HENRY D. TAVARES, .S'mith's Parish, Bermudag Presbyterian, General Bible. - EDITH E. TAYLOR, Hanna City, Ill.g Presbyterian, Missionary Bible, reporter of Mohammedan Prayer Band. EDGAR THOREN, Dover, N. 7.5 Congregational, Pastors, Recorder and leader of Island World Prayer Band, Auditorium Choir. Gmvrnuna Viwosnscnuun, Grand Rapids, Mieh.g undenom- xnatzonal, Missionary Bible, reporter cj China Prayer Band, Student News reporter. VIOLA WELTY, Blajton, Ohio: Mennonite, General Home Missions, Evening School recreation eommzttee. I l I MAE Wlccms, Sandusky, Ohio: undenominationals Mission- ary Bible, assoeiate deputation chairman for China Prayer Band, jioor prayer leader. I MERNA WILKEWITZ, Butler Pa.g Baptist, General Music, Auditorium Choir. FRIEDA ZUcKEnMAN, New Mrk, N.Y.g Baptist, jewish Mis- sions, reporter ey' Hebrew Prayer Band, jioor prayer leader, member of Senior devotional and broadcast committees, Audi- torium Choir, associate leader qffoundling home group. Page 66 - ,f.,iff:1. , ,Y A ei il ' e z 1 ! r s V W i W. 1 DONALD MARTIN, Ephrata, Pa.g Church cy' the Brethren, Mis- sionary Bible, membership chairman M Missionary Union, Prayer Band chairman cj Missionary Union, leader of China Prayer Band, class president, captain of basketball team 127-138, . i 1 f ' 2 W3 a W ms. cuass n , ef xsgegzzostfygssessygswgseatteseussgi 138-'39, leader q' Chinese visitation group. Barn' BACHMAN, Baltimore, Md.: Presbyterian, Missionary Bible, class vice-president, recording secretary of Missionary Union. Josxzpu A. MCDONALD, Spokane, Wash.: Baptist, Yewish Mis- sxons,.leader of Hebrew Prayer Band, men's morning devotional committee, class speaker, class treasurer. Louisa Romvmn, Sunnyside, Wash.: Presbyterian, General Home Missions, class recording secretary, Student News reporter, ARCH committee, Auditorium Choir. VTIVIAN L..CARROLL, Portland, Ore.g undenominational, Mis- sionary Bxble, class corresponding secretary, reporter of China Prayer Band, Auditorium Choir. MARVIS Janson, Stoughton, Wis.g Lutheran, Missionary Bible, reporter of China Prayer Band, class speaker. HERBERT W. CASLER, West Orange, N.j'.g Presbyterian, Mis- sionary Bible, deputation chairman and leader of Africa Prayer Band, Prayer Band chairman and frst vice-president of Mis- sionary Union, Missionary Notebook, chairman of Senior constitutional and Missionary Union committees, associate lsealderlqf mission group, assistant superintendent of Sunday c oo . Gonoow DAVIES, Oceanside, L.I., N.Y.g Baptist,. General Music, treasurer 0 recreation club, choir director, director of young people's work. - Page 67 ??Z1Q5iYe?? . ,I 1. ,, M ., ' e, Qs we Q jew? 33? if W5 f,. .t. .5-1f,.w??vEfi Www use rift,-.f,:isg,:f,,,' N b ,,,, - ,,fg:, ' 'f ' If 't 4 E' -if ,elsif ,.,. sm ..,,. ,a ,,,., ,I llll ,Z fe er ,,,s',,,e 'K G Sfefegw ee wage QS? gif? ffQw Pbiy of g wwf: WE' TMWSQZS2 has e A z X- ZVM E 1 . - .. 49 ki :::2::,1 1 :E J Pl c- fu r . -1 if L. f . - -. , .- -2-. A .s .: eiifiifz 53ieL.,e Wi hw? sw 4-'Jie 'Nl Q4 :TSW EW?-Q: 6 ...... ,. if ci t 4, , . VV get x , ff Q . e N Z Z Q W 5 ,jg Qin ,me MF? Nix? Cr -:s :2:. :2- 5 Es': :s:s:s: 2:2:' f . 22' , s:a:a:s s . .. -: -- ,. tya P691 s X , 6? f em 5 r R NL B sew h l Z .... -. .... , :::::-fe -' :wks 'r , :: fra -:s Eiiiw.-'f.?1 1:3 5 'if F ' W has P Senior Broadcast OLIVE Awnsnsow, Marshall, Minn.: Presbyterian, Christian Education, jloor prayer leader, department Sunday School sup- erintendent, Senior social committee. PAULINE AURAND, Three Rivers, Mich.: independent, General Bible. Ions L. BAYES, North Adams, Mich., Baptist, General Bible, group leader. FREDERICK BILLINGS, St. Louis, Mo.g Congregational, General Bible. ELLA D. BOLTON, Hagield, Pa.g Mennonite, General jioor prayer leader. DELTA BOND, Muscatine, Iowag Baptist, General Bible. Bible, LYDIA BoND, Austin, Minn.: Baptist, Christian Education. mission superintendent, leader ofjail group. CHARLI-:s F. Bowes, Meaduille, Pa.g Baptist, Missionary B WINFII-:LD BUCKMAN, Milwaukee, Wis.: Baptist, Missionary Bible, leader of Island World Brayer Band. f! X DOROTHY CASWELL, Wichita, Kan.g Presbyterian, General Bible, devotional committee, prayer leader. I' I I Sons CHRISTIANSEN, Newell, Iowag Baptist, General Bible. ll Y I MILDRED DAVIS, Moline, Ill.g Baptist, General Bible. MARGARET DONALDSON, Butler, Pa.g General Bible. WILLIAM DOUGHTY, Ashland Terrace, Nj.: Presbyterian, Mis- sionary Bible, leader of China Prayer Band. FLOYD R. GALUSI-IA, Yacleson, Mich.: Baptist, General Bible, recorder cy' ffapan-Korea Prayer Band, Sunday Sehool tendent, leader of mission group. Louis GASPER, Lorain, Ohio, Baptist, General Bible, su peri n- student .gf- a Hear- b , ' 4 pastor. PAUL H. GLANZER, Bridgewater, S.D.y Mennonite, Music, member Qt' social committee. General Iol-IN L. GRANT, Maryville, Tenn.g Presbyterian, General Bible. 1135 MARGARET E. HAND, Decatur, Ill.g Baptist, Christian Edu- cation, Auditorium Choir. W. GUY HELMs,' Charlotte, N. C.g General Bible. Lois HEss, Sterling, Ill.g Mennonite, General Bible, jioor prayer leader. PEARL HXLES, Reynoldsville, Pa.: Presbyterian, Missionary Bible, reporter for Hebrew Prayer Band, literature chairman and publicity secretary for Missionary Union, Senior constitutional and Missionary Union committee. Bucs Hocrcmc, flhmeek, Mich.: Baptist, General Home Mis- sions. MELVIN JONES, zllma, Neb.g Baptist, General Music, Harvester Quartet. CHARLOTTE E. JOOP, LaSalle, Ill.g Baptist, General Home Missions. 'MYR1'LE E. KN01T, Danube, Minn.g Evangelical, General Music. JOHN D, LAIDA, Skanesteles, N.Y.g Baptist, General Bible, floor prayer leader, leader of mission groups. w 11 l R 1 DORIS LINDSTEDT, Dover, N.7.g Congregational, Missionary Bible. ROBERT LOVE, Charleston, S.C.g Baptist, General Music, vice- president ty' Recreation Club, WMB1, Calvary Male Quartet, Moody Male Octet, leader of mission group. ROBERT. MAUGANS, Columbus, Ohio: Baptist, General Music, Auditorium Choir, choir leader. HOWARD W. MCCRACKEN, Galion, Ohio: United Brethren, General Bible, social committee if Evening School, recorder 4 Home Prayer Band, motto committee, chairman of picture com- mittee, ietidir rj open air and mission groups. DoN L. MCFARLING, Fort Pierre, S.D.g undenominational, General Music, mission group leader. HELEN M. PETERSON, Cedar Falls, Iowa: Baptist, Christian Education, reporter cy' India Prayer Band, chairman cy' invita- 1. Q -sf if I : -. x. Y' .Ai - iqlszifx f BTL. f, . 1 ' 'lt ' Axvks X 1.1 .42 A 3 1 ' as -' 7 ek , f .- v ,L 'sw 1 .,, ss. , 1 is FAH' e e ,.,f .4 ,f:a,,. '-..ve , ' VJ.. f ' .,. ..... ft H1 w I .sch U.--I.. tion committee. I I ' RUBERTE PFJSTLE, Centerburg, Ohio, Christian Union, General Home Missions. RALPH R. RAYMENT, Pontiac, Mieh.g Baptist, General Bible, recorder ny' Home Prayer Band, chairman of programs for Recreation Club, leader ry' mission group. FLoRA HELEN ROGERS, Sparta, Mieh.g Baptist, Missionary Bible, floor prayer leader. Page 69 T . +A. :ag-p, .I gl?bP2N' A. RUBERG, Cambridge, Ill.g Congregational, General x e. DOROTHY SCI-IMIDT, Warren, Pa.g Methodist Episcopal, Chris- tian Edueation, floor prayer leader, ffunior-Senior social com- mittee. DONALD SCRIBNER, Yeferson, Ohiog Baptist, Missionary Bible, leader of visitation group, recorder of Yapan-Korea Prayer Band, Senior pieture committee. Jo!-IN KELLER SIETMAN, Olmsted Falls, Ohio: Baptist, Mis- sionary and Pastors, leader W' japan-Korea Prayer Band, recorder for Europe Prayer Band. PAUL H. SMITH, Downingtown, Pa.: Baptist, General Home Missons, ARCH eommittee. WILLIAM SPICK, Berwyn, Ill.g independent, General Bible. eral Bible, direetor if boys club work. DIMMOCK E. STEEVES, Racine, Wis.g undenominational, GV VERA E. STEVE, Dollar Bay, Mieh.g Baptist, General Bible, seeond viee-president of Missionary Union, reporter of Europe Prayer Band, assistant deputation chairman of India Prayer Band, jioor prayer leader, Senior constitutional and broadeast committees. X!! GERALD SWANK, ffoliet, Ill.g independent, Missionary Bible, Africa Prayer Band leader, mission group leader. RAYMOND R. VEENKER, George, Iowag Presbyterian, Mission- ary Bible, assoeiate deputation ehairrnan of Prayer Bands, deputation secretary for Africa and Yapan-Korea Prayer Bands. '- 1 mission group. vw--Q ez 'L of mission group. JOSEPH H. WAGNELL, Queens Village, N.Y.g United Presby- terian, Missionary Bible, leader ty' China Prayer Band, lender W' DAvIo H. WILLIAMS, Niles, Olziog Baptist, General Bible, leader LAWRENCE W. WILLIAMS, Chicago, Ill., undenominational, , General Bible, boys club work. s Z. K 41-N- 1- o is fin... .bww ..,ms., X XX CALEB S. ZxMMEnMAN, Dayton, Ohio, United Brethren, Pastors, class president, leader ay' open air and mission groups, Evening School promotion group. MAUDE L. Pnssrsx, Chicago, Ill.g Baptist, Missionary Bihle, reporter of India Prayer Band, class vice-president,-floor prayer leader. I I I A1.BEn'1' E. LANDxs, Elizabethtown, Pa.: United Brethren, Mis- sionary and Home Missions, recorder and leader W' India Prayer Band, devotional committee, Missionary Union, class treasurer, leader and rsiofiate leader W' mission groups. MILDRED SHAW, Colorado Springs, Colo.: Methodist, General Music, class recording secretary, associate editor cy' the ARCH, associate deputation chairman Q' Home Prayer Band, WMBI, floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir. I I I ROBERT G. ADAMS, Chattanooga, Tenn.: Baptist, Pastors, class corresponding secretary, morning devotional committee, leader of Evening School promotion, open air and mission groups. I ll RUTH V. HARMS, Minonk, Ill., undenominational, Mission- ary Bible, class speaker, reporter :J Latin America Prayer Band. I I I Lssus FLYNN, Hamilton, Ont., Canadag undenominational, Pastors, class speaker, leader of open air broadcast, WMBI continuity writer, leader of hospital visitation and old people's home groups. I Page 71 e --W, .-.-. :,,,c,. ,,.,, f,........ ,W -'-'- fe' M waimm Wi. 'l' ' . 55,5 5 55, X e - . - ' 'M' 5 nur-WST . we 'P ' -' - M : -:-'- N QM s:sf -I-5 'ia-KWISH .,:.4 ,gQs3M':':':- ' WTM -1 ': Q . 5' 'Tir iii-N.f i'Q :V 'Af 1i:: :.: - 5 P 1 'fiiexi ---- 2 QX?f uf25-'rw' .Ms:1,.,f'? . .... tzz , I S' 3012 'lf' ,. .,.. :-: : ' 3,Y?'V'f'-3 fziwslboi :If-5 5' ' .:. 'li: - :-: .... Q : 'T :': 15 1 A' I f. .ww we of sob M mn ,K rt2...1f?3ff'w:.f f i-5. -1-- www . V-2 ...Q .f --News .5 . . if K Wgnwgygizsv - 2-. mi -::: rm, ..- 1'-W lieQ'gEiQ,N'MY54 Q : K' :n ,,, -E H? ::5 W 'Gi ,. . ' . T Y: 'QFN ' 7 I Y edit.. Q'-rx TU, Q? .I f 1 , ,jfjf I ' ' 1 ' 'il 'Y I F T51 1 v, , M ,... I ...L si 4i - 1-' is .EQSL i 'Q-. .EQ I r -n LYLE E. Annorr, Monmouth, Ill.: United Presbyterian, General Bible. ALFRED C. ABRAHAMSDN, Clintonville, Wis.g Congregational, Yewish Missions, leader cy' Hebrew Prayer Band, WMB1, leader ay' mission group. RUT!-I ALBEIATA ALEXANDER, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.: Methodist, jewish Mtss1ons,jloor prayer leader, Missionary Union com- mittee, Sunday School superintendent. ZOE ANNE ALFORD, Seymour, Tex.: Disciples J Christ, Chris- tian Education, assistant treasurer W' Recreation Club, chairman of women's devotional committee. Rov ALLISON, Geistown, Pa.: Evangelical, Pastors, leader and associate leader of mission and open air groups. LANDOLENE AMs'rU'rz, Blzjton, Ohiog Mennonite, General Home Missions, leader and associate leader cj mission groups. AGNES L. ANDERSON, Franklin, Mass.g Baptist, Music, Audi- torium Choir. ART!-lux BAKKER, Midland Park, N.7.g Independent, Pastors, recorder of Yapan-Korea Prayer Band, leader of Home Prayer Band, deputation chairman tj China Prayer Band, deputation secretary Q' Missionary Union, W MBI string trio. Ill L. FLORENCE BARCLAY, Oak Park, Ill.g Presbyterian, General Christian Education. ll I THDMASENA BARNETT, Charleston, W.Va.g undenominational, General Bible. EDWARD J. BARRAM, Picton, Ont., Canadag Baptist, Pastors, chairman of Yunior-Senior social committee, student assistant, deputation chairman of ffapan-Korea Prayer Band, leader of mission and open air groups. W OPAL MAXINE BATES, Fairfield, Iowag Baptist, General Home Missions, jloor prayer leader. SAM BECKEP., Marion, S.D.g Mennonite, General Music. MARY BEEcHlcK, Chicago, Ill.g Evangelical Christian, General Music, reporter U Europe Prayer Band, Yunior-Senior devo- tional committee, Evening School social committee, leader of junior church. JEAN BENSON, Manbv, Iowa: Baptist, Missionary Bible, jloor prayer leader. BASIL M, BLAKESLEE, Chicago, Ill.g Baptist, General Bible, associate group leader. Page 72 uxrklfpl 55.4 v' ,.l M ' 'S .' ' .A L '-' of A in , bf! gr ,guru if W, V A F ,V fk v A 4 ., ' I , . 4:4 Mfg, 3 we 5N P -in 'R tg. , 5 'S- X-,-N 1 T+- S l is... 'A' .13 .Ai EDWARD B. BRANCH, Fort Worth, Tex.: Conga-egational,.G1eneral Home Missons, leader and associate leader of hospital visitation group. ARvrD E. BURDEN, Pbzmouth, Mich.: Independent Baptist, Pastors, associate leader cj mission group. DONALD W. Buxmcxc, Lockport, N.Y.g Independent Baptist, Pastors, chairman of epitome committee, leader and associate leader cy' open air and mission groups. V. DARRELL BYERS, Des Moines, Iowa: Independent Baptist, Pastors, leader of mission and jail groups. EDWARD BYRON, Saginaw, Mich.: Baptist, General Mrtsic, Student News reporter, recorder cy' Prayer Band, Auditorium Choir. EVELYN CARROLL, Portland, Ore.g Lutheran, General Music, reporter of Africa Prayer Band, Recreation Club committee, WMBI, Auditorium Choir. MAMIE CAR'I'r, Charleston, W. Va., Methodist, General Home Missions,j7oor prayer leader. XXX EDITH COREY, Wheeling, W. 141.5 Baptist, General Bible, Audi- torium Choir. U XXI be PEARL L. CHAPMAN, Clarence Center, N. Y.: Independent Baptist, Missionary and Christian Education, reporter U ffapan- Korea Prayer Band, floor prayer leader. . CLARA CLEMENTS, Tampa, Fla.: United Brethren, Mttsic, WMBI, leader cy' foundling home group, Auditorium Choir. NICHOLAS G. DANIELS, Lansing, Mich.g Baptist, social com- mittee Q' Recreation Club, leader hospital group. PAUL DDKONING, Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baptist, Pastors, chairman of Yunior-Senior devotional committee, leader and associate leader of hospital, mission, open air, and Evening School promotion groups. I I I ' JOHN G. DEKRUYTER, Muskegon, Mich.: undenominational, Pastors, morning devotional committee, deputation chairman and leader M Europe Prayer Band, social committee ty' Recreation Club and Yunior class, WMBI, associate leader W' open air group, Student News reporter, Auditorium Choir. PAUL R. DIEHL, Duluth, Minn.g Presbyterian, General Bible. WAYNE J. Dxvms, Mishawaka, Ind.: Baptist, General Bible, deputation chairman of India Prayer Band, leader and associate leader of mission and open air groups. MILTON L. Downsw, Waterloo, Iowa: Baptist, General Bible, dialogue work on W MBI , student pastor. - Page 73 ... .,. -,.-, -Yi .- rf , f l lr A 1'7 'i A 111' Bi JB L v .,w, . ,, 2... Ye K' . 1, A' Q Sif- HAROLD E. Dovua, McClure, Ohiog United Brethren, General Music, superintendent of Sunday School, associate leader of mission group., FLORENCE DRENNAN, Chatham, Ill.: independent, Missionary Bible, floor prayer leader. JOHN W. DUDDLESTON, ClUton, Nj.: undenominational, Pastors, leader M India Prayer Band, group leader. ALPHA WILLIS DUNCAN, Kansas City, Kan.g Baptist, Pastors, deputation chairman cy' India Prayer Band, leader and associate leader cy' hospital visitation and mission groups. GEORGE J. EILERS, Steamboat Rock, Iowag German Baptist, Pastors, Senior midnight broadcast committee, leader of open air and jail groups. MAT1-Haw S. ELLICK, Jn., Northfeld, N.ff.g Baptist, General Bible, group leader. OLGA Erucxsou, Oakldnd, Calyig Mission Covenant, General Bible, floor prayer leader. M SARA EVERETTE, Greenback, Tenn.: Presbytcrian,.Music, vice- president Q' Recreation Club, WMBI, Senior midnight broadcast committee, associate leader dfoundling home group. f ul LARENE MARIAN FARNESS, Madison, Wis.g Evangelical Free, Missionary Bible. ' ' RUBY Fzncusou, Stacy, Tex.: interdenominational, General Music. Donn WILLIS FOCKLER Pontiac Mich: Baptist, General 1 u , n . , , Bible, associate leader 4 mission group. VERA E. Fnnwl-:1z'r, North Bergen, Nj.: Baptist, General Music, reporter ey' Home Prayer Band, floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, motto committee. Foxnnss E. FULLER, Miami, F1a.g Presbyterian, Pastors, Senior Report Hour committee, Harvester Quartet, leaderrand associate leader of open air and mission groups. FRANK LEON Fuxuu-1, Wills Point, Tex.: Baptist, Pastors, Sunday School superintendent, leader ry' mission, open air and jail groups. QVIOLET M. GAMIN, Clarence, N.Y.g Presbyterian, General Music. E. JOYCE GARRETT, Pontiac, Mich.g Baptist, General Bible, floor prayer leader. Page 74 , ,Y.f,, f X 2, L- 1 . M lsr iq' s-.., 45- . .Bi Y - M ' qw' it tb .4 'al 1 WHY' f 'W VOLA Gn1s'rE, Wichita, Kang Baptist, General Bible, reporter of Home Prayer Band, epitome committee, associate leader of jail group. EUGENE HAGEMAN, Burden, Kan.: Baptist, Pastors, leader of visitation group. C1-lARLo1'rE L. HALL, Chicago, Ill.: undenominational,-Min sionary Biblc,floor prayer leader, associate deputatzon chairman W' Mohammedan Prayer Band. ORIEL LEONARD HANSEN, Waukegan, Ill.g Swedish Baptist, Pastors, WMBI string trio, devotional committee, leader ry' hospital group, associate leader of open air group. BERNICE Josnvmmz HANsoN, Berkeley, Calyfg Evangelical Free, Missionary Bible, reporter cy' Africa Prayer Band, Yumor- Senior social committee, student assistant, leader of jail group. JOHANNA HAR1-MAN, Montclair, N.7.g Presbyterian, General Bible. ROBERT E. Hrawlrr, Miyord, Mich.: Baptist, Pastors, leader and associate leader cy' mission and open air groups. RLYTH HINES, Chicago, Ill.g Christian and Missionary Alliance, General Music, Auditorium Choir. LEE IRONS, Trenton, NJ.: Baptist, Missionary Bible, deputa- tion chairman of Mohammedan Prayer Band, leader and associate leader cy' mission groups. JOSEPH E. JACOBSON, Chicago, Ill.g Baptist, Pastors, associate leader of mission group. N BERTHA ScHwxTTEns JOHNSON, Chicago, Ill.g German Baptist, General Music, jloor prayer leader, W MBI . DoNAl.D K. Im-msou, Cedar Rapids, Iowag Congregational, Christian Education. Hum-:RT MARTIN KARL, Milwaukee, Wis.g undenominational, Pastors, leader and associate leader of hospital visitation, mission and open air groups, secretary J Recreation Club, 'men's devotional committee. HARRY R. KLEIN, Barrington, Ill.g independent, General Bible. 'sg' 1 AV u Y A A 1 i- .i . 'Eli If gf-EL- V, r I' , EQ! S. ' ' af- I 1 ' '54 .. ' V17 ,....-- U Q... f r.. 'L r ,-:2 '- .1 .1 , ax . A V Z RE- rift?- , E . Si Wa. s... Q-,g ' 7-if X7 A :fl V 'Arif I' f . . ' : .usa - ' ' 51. Qi L . .E K- I fu-f' sf vs 4' '.1:,.:.f:, in NEl.soN KRING, Dayton, Ohio: Methodist, General Bible, leader and associate leader cy' jail groups. WANDA KuN'rz, Kinder, La.g Congregational, Christian Educa- tion, jYoor prayer leader. ...i , ,-1 .ev:s'4i,Qf5Eu:,i -,J'I, 'uw way -1.15- f-I-1,551 3 5 r 4-1. 'B 27' in L in ff . ' ,iw -:if it 'WS , , i 1 A ,I 4-1 ., --4..nu'f ., 'ws ,N V Q- 357. - I I K' , , 4 -51 fu i 5- vi, Y, k Y I H .X N 7 '1 ' f. ' ' .qi r Q .5 ,A .- I -I fa- s MRS. ALBERT E. LANDIS, Elizabethtown, Pa.: United,Brethren, Missionary and Home Missions, prayer leader, devotional com- mittee. MARIE C. LAwsoN, Harrisonburg, Va.: Baptist, Missionary Bible, Prayer Band reporter, associate leader M jail group. GLEN A. LEI-IMAN, Cicero, Ill.g independent, General Bible. JAMES R. LEONARD, Fort Madison, Iowag independent, General Music. FREDERICK Y. LowER, Englewood, Colo.g Baptist, Pastors, leader cy' open air, hospital and mission groups. CHARLES LEWIS LOYER, Dearborn, Mich.g Baptist, Pastors, leader W' mission and open air groups, chairman of constitution committee. ALICE E. LusE, Three Rivers, Mich.g independent, General ' Music, fioor prayer leader. ..x A , f, wa ,S ' J.. ' 1 -an ALVAH C. LYNCH, Rocky Ford, Colo.g Baptist, Pastors, leader . ' ' and associate leader :J open air, mission and jail groups. .N Q SAM R. MCDXLL, Chicago, Ill., Pbmouth Brethr n, General V Bible, leader of mission group. K ., Tix. T r ,. A ' W. HARLEN MCGINNIS, Louisville, Ky.: Southern Baptist, Missionary Bible, associate leader of infrmary and mission group, choir director, WMBI. I I A 5 I , H :V ib- MRs. W. HARLEN MCGINNIS, Louisville, Ky.: Southern Baptist, 5' g Missionary Bible, prayer leader. 'C N, I ffl . . H E- 12-5 .,,' L ' GILBERT E. MCKEEMAN, Des Moines, Iowa: Baptist, Pastors, 2 leader and associate leader qt' open air and mission groups, 17.1.1 Sunday School superintendent. ,F- -1 u RODERICK MCLEOD, Bounty, Saslc., Canada, undenomina- tional, General Music, leader of open air and mission groups. RUBY McREvNoI.Ds, Fort Branch, Ind.g independent, Chris: tian Education and General Bible, motto committee. HERBERT E. MA OR Dorrance Kan ' inde endent, Pastors, J s , -. P treasurer of Recreation Club, deputation chairman of Home Prayer Band, leader :J open air and mission groups. Lois MARTIN, Bronson, Mich.g Baptist, Missionary Music. I - ORVILLE L. MASEMORE, Wayzata, Minn.g independent, General Home Missions, leader cj 7apan-Korea Prayer Band, leader and associate leader cy' open air and mission groups. RUDOLPH MESSERLI, Chicago, Ill.g Methodist, Pastors, leader and associate leader Q' open air and mission groups. Page 76 ...E ,, -il '55 1' .- W gs,-' . , ' . 1 2 Ext' ' . N I.. W . - M V U2 5- '.' MwE,,,,,' A I I -'i ' H' ' '3s9k.f,. f.: ' Ii fr. lb I . x 1 FF l H xr W 5' .11Q.v-55:- ,hx .I Q us'-,,',.',.L. N, ,X L ...., , ,. Q KATHLEEN PEACOCK, Baraboo, Wis.g independent, Christian Education,j7o AUREL Mmzorsxv, Cicero, Ill.g Baptist, General Bible, student pastor, associate leader U open air group, W MBI . GRACE A. MoNTGoMERY, Fayetteville, N.Y.g Methodist Epis- copal, General Music, jioor prayer leader. ELLIS M. MooNEv, Deerheld, Wis.g Norwegian-Danish Method- ist, Pastors, leader of hospital group. Joi-IN W. MOREY, Aurora, Ill., Baptist, General Bible, leader ey' mission groups. LEONA NEEL, Mclfeesport, Pa.g Presbyterian, General Bible, Report Hour committee, member of Recreation Club social committee. ' RAGNHILD NELSON, Seattle, Wash.: Swedish Mission Covenant, Christian Education. J . -: P Missions, associate deputation bhairman and reporter mf Hebrew Prayer Band, jioor prayer leader. X OSEPHINE. NoEL1sKA Detroit Mich Ba tist General Home HAROLD OLIN, Millville, Minn.g Methodist, Missionary Bible, leader and associate leader of mission groups, Senior Report goug committee, leader and recorder cj Latin America Prayer an . ERNEST R. PAscARET, Clarion, Pa.g Presbyterian, Pastors, associate leader cy' hospital group. MRS. ERNEST R. PAscARET, Brookville, Pa.: Evangelical, General Bible. , , or prayer leader. JOHN WILLIAM PETERS, Elizabeth, Nj.: Baptist, Pastors, leader and associate leader aj hospital group. HENRIETTA MAE PETERSON, Slater, Iowa: Methodist Episco- pal, Music. CHARLES F. PFEII-TER, Philadelphia, Pa.: independent, Pastors, chairman of motto committee, leader W' open air group. MYRTLE G. PRUST, Greenleaf, Wi.r.g Evangelical, Yewish Mis- sions, reporter for Hebrew Prayer Band, jioor prayer leader. NORMA RAYMOND, Sebring, Fla.: Presbyterian, Christian Edu- cation, Auditorium Choir, funior-Senior social committee, jloor prayer leader. I I uw-:H-I 'JL ' , V I 'Y iijiwlii l f 'Q 'fl Lin W4 1, .I 1 1. ' 4 5 P , hh. , . wif' wg . 3-i PW, w-QQ Q, i. ,nr '- ,-V Gi .e,. TY U H t T .TM sw ' ij . ,, . f W Y. W . if V .L ALVIN J. REGIER, Henderson, Neb.g Mennonite, General Music, choir director, leader W' hospital group, associate leader of jail group. M. GRETCHEN REMMLER, Forest Park, Ill.: German Baptist, General Bible. Page 77 ,H if at L fa 'M .f 1. el N W . ,,,,,,3 I - 'A ' 'ff ' it it L 'M ,fig is ' I 1j'fi5' . ,Ng fs-L EET' I I ,Y if ry . ,. ,gi K f . . T4 .- . -.I , , .RT . ., -J r , ,wl- ., . ul., is , I , I :Q : n:'. . ..,-, -.-if -.gilt 32 .U-gif ,. Efxln W ill . . W. 1 5 Q Y . ' ,. x f D. EDWARD RENEGAR, Bueehel, Ky.: Presbyterian, f7ewish Missions, recorder, deputation chairman, and leader 4' Hebrew Prayer Band, leader and associate leader of mission and sanitarium groups. MAYRA E. Rxccs, Fairbanks, Ind.g Baptist, General Bible. WALTER R. R1zzoNI, Chicago, Ill.g undenominational, General Bible. GRACE G. ROBERTS, Chicago, Ill.: Presbyterian, General Bible. PAUL E. Rowco, Kalamazoo, Mich.: Baptist, Pastors, leader and associate leader of infirmary group. ALBERT SCHWENK, Edwards, Ill., undenorninational, Pastors, recorder of China and Mohammedan Prayer Bands, leader of Mohammedan Prayer Band, leader and associate leader of open air and sanitarium groups. -at w if ff'7? T fs I EARL F. SCHWENR, Edwards, Ill.g undenominational, General , ' Bible, leader Q' Island bMzrld Prayer Band, associate leader cy' , , -' I V mission group. It s- ' ' M li I ., rf t- EVELYN SEGUR, Tujunga, CalQ'.g undenominational, Mission- f ary Bible. ' ll I WESLEY SMEDES, Mztskegon, Mich.: undenominational, Pas- . . . tors, deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band, business ' manager cy'the ARCH. I GEORGE KINGSLEY SMITH, Berwyn, Ill.g undenominational, General Bible, superintendent Q' Hung People's Department. MASON SMITH, Shinnston, W. Va.: Baptist, General Bible, acting pastor, leader of group, associate leader cy' old people's home group. I I I Ross DUANE SMITH, Tampa, Fla.g Christian and Missionary Alliance, General Bible, leader of China Prayer Band, Prayer Band secretary cy' Missionary Union, chairman cj pins and rings committee, leader and associate leader d Chinese visitation group. I I SADIE HOWARD SMITH, Chicago, Ill.: undenominational, Gen- eral Bible Course. ' I I , ALMEDA SPRAGUE, South Lyon, Mieh.g Presbyterian, General Home Missions. I MARIAN LUCILLE STEWART, Kalamazoo, Mich.: Baptist, Gen- eral Bible. ' , EMMETT STREBLOW, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.g independent, General Bible. . ROBERT D. ST. Joi-IN, Hudson, Mich.g Independent Baptist, General Home Missions, associate leader Q' jail group. GLADYS TOBIASON, Longview, Wash.y Lutheran, Missionary Music, corresponding secretary of Missionary Union, student assistant, W M BI , floor prayer leader, reporter for flfrica Prayer Band. Page 78 in ig, X I . G. -f e . ' I:- fi ,.. .h Q pp.. Ng- DON MATTHEW TnEvA'rI-IAN, Fayetteville, N.C.g Baptist, Gen- eral Bible, leader of mission and injfrmary groups. WILLIAM VAN DER VEEN, Chicago, I1l.g undenominational, General Bible, superintendent of Sunday School. MINNIE VAN EGDOM, Montezuma, Iowa, Baptist, Missionary Bible. Com VAN ROSSEN, Chicago, Ill.g Reformed, General Bible. EDYTHE M. VARNEY, Roosevelt, N.Y.g Presbyterian, Christian Education, associate deputation chairman if China Prayer Band, reporter of Hebrew Prayer Band, superintendent cy' Inter- mediate. Department. LUCILLE M. V1KINcsoN, Minneapolis, Minn.g Evangelical Free, Missionary Bible, ,door prayer leader, epitome committee. LORENCE E. WAGNER, Elgin, Ill.g Methodist, General Home X VERA STELLA WAKELEY, Erie, Pa.g Baptist, General Music, floor prayer leader, leader of junior young people's group. X XX prayer leader. MILTON B. WALTON, Pontiac, Mich.g Baptist, Pastors, Evening School promotion work, leader of mission group. DONALD C. WEBBER, Holland, Mieh.g Baptist, Home Missions, associate leader rj mission group. MAR'FIN O. WEDGE, Port Huron, Mich.g undenominational, General Music, president cy' Recreation Club, W MBI announcer, choir director, associate leader cy' ehildren's home group. PAUL B. WEGMUELLER, Shenandoah, Iowag Methodist, Pastors, recorder and deputation chairman of Latin America Prayer Band, leader and associate leader of injfrmary group. I r JOHN E. WENTWORTH, Rangeley, Me.: Baptist, Pastors, recorder J India Prayer Band, leader of Moslem World Prayer Band. JEAN GOULD WI-IITING, Minneapolis, Minn.g Presbyterian, Christian Education, floor prayer leader. V WILLIE MAE WHITLEY, Carrsville, 161.5 Baptist, General Music. EAARL R. WICKLINE, Chicago, Il!.g undenominational, General i le. I LEWIS WILSON, Petersburg, Pas Methodist, Pastors, leader and associate leader ry' mission group, recorder M Home Prayer Band. ROBERT D. WYATT, Upper Marlboro, Md.g Baptist, Mission- ary and Pastors, recorder of Yapan-Korea Prayer Band, leader of India Prayer Band, leader and associate leader :J open air and mission groups. Page 79 'JY :Lg V' 5 l,,,,....-., w 'u. .1-. I ' ef N I - f 4.4, EFF I . WF 1' , I5 'Jw Q.. -.., A An Iv ,E Senior Sneak J , I 1 ,.' A A 1 'yrs TT' I ' . 'Q 'f A ,. l L 15 A-F? f ' ki M :N X ' A. mg. N u.,':.. v .N 4 4.1! T 'A R ' U 2:44:41 t 5 ,, . Q . , .1 N- -Na.: H -.V -5- - .' 1r 1 L... ff ,Q if rf: Y., nk nf ,gba ' 1. gf!! Q .,I M A I. J , X4 . v I. T' fi-.Eli 1 ii :, K' 4. r. -- J. , v.'.Q.- - 7 'i fav-fww ksfw, A' ' 1 -y . 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