Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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TO OUR STAFF OFFICERS AND FIELD OFFICERS VVhen Joshua, the noble warrior of the Old Testa- ment, gave his last charge to his people, he recounted all the wondrous works of the Lord among them. He re- minded them ofthe many times the Lord God of Israel had supplied their every need, had guided and protected them. Ye know in all your hearts and in all your souls, that not one thing hath failed of all the good things which the Lord your God spake concerning you, all are come to pass unto you, and not one thing hath failed thereof . . . Now therefore fear the Lord and serve Him in sincerity and in truth. Our noble leaders, we, the Senior Brigade, believe the words of Joshua are your testimony and challenge to us. We deeply appreciate your constant, prayerful watch-care and your faithfulness in all the details that have gone to make up our training at this VVest Point of Christian Service. For your guidance throughout our study of theory and general principles we are grateful, and through the practical application of these principles in your daily lives we have been blessed. You have taught us that obedience is the truest characteristic of a soldier, and that when obedience is wanting, though the soldier possesses herculean strength, superior skill in fighting, and valiant courage, he cannot be a good soldier. Therefore, as we approach the time of our departure from this training camp, we realize anew the value of the lessons you have taught us- lessons in obedience and discipline, spirit, mind and body. We take up your challenge, lift high the standard and send back the answer clear and strong, as did the people of Israel unto Joshua. God forbid that we should forsake the Lord . . . The Lord our God will we serve, and His voice will we obey. STAFF OFFICERS AND FIELD OFFICERS WE SALUTE YOU! fffff POI N T ffl? CHR A G R e IO 5 IGHDE gli p f 4, I I ' I ' ,- Li' . ' Q1 x l I I rp If- Q I ' , x F ' f IL L L llyrl fwl , .fffffg 'V I II Q 1

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iqkfdiasa.-new-4 'RIMM IJAVID A. DAY, Kansas City, Missouri, Baptisr. Ulnstrueted in the way of the Lord, fervent in the Spirit, .seeking diligently the things of the Lord. General Music, class president, devo- tional committee, leader of street meeting group and Old Peoples Home group, superintendent Bethel Hall Sunday School. EVA ALLEN, Hamilton, Ohio, Baptist. Readyfor all Thy perfeet will. General-Home Missions, class vice presi- dent, secretary of Recreation Club, re- porter for Japan-Korea Prayer Band, as- sociate leader of Foundlings Home group. 1941 ARCH Domus M. STRONG, Clarksville, Michigang Undenominational. In the fear Q' the Lord ir strong eon- fdeneef' General Music, class recording secretary, senior broadcast committee, Evening School Promotion, floor prayer leader, class day music committee, class girls' trio, leader of Pacific Garden Mission girls' group, choir leader. HAROLD M. THOMPSON, Waterloo, Iowag Baptist. Being confdent in Him.', Christian Education, class corresponding secretary, recorder for Japan-Korea Prayer Band, chairman class.Report Hour committee, leader and associate leader of street meeting and Mission groups, super- intendent of Sunday School. CLARENCE C. BENNETT, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Baptist. Ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. Missionary Bible, class treasurer, recorder and leader of Latin America Prayer Band. ADA BIRKETT, Winter, Wisconsin, Ameri- can Reformed. An undivided heart, whieh worship.: God alone. Missionary Bible, class speaker, reporter for Japan-Korea Prayer Band, floor prayer leader. FRANK M. 'Iii-IATCHER, Fostoria, Michi- gang Methodist. In tlzefullner: ey' His rujicieneyf' General Bible. CLYDE E. HUTHER, Canton, Ohio, Methodist. Unto the goypel fy' God .ret apart. General Bible, associate leader of open air group. HELEN GEDELMAN, Chicago, Illinoisg In- dependent. The integrity of the upright :hall guide them. General Music, Evening School Promo- tion, Evening School recreation com- mittee.