Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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MISSIONARY EDUCATOR CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN For over twenty-five years a missionary with the China Inland Mission... for nineteen years Director of the Missionary Course in the Moody Bible — Tustituie... for nearly a half century baving a clear vision of and impassioned interest in world-wide missions Receiving ‘Jesus Christ as bis Saviour and Lord early in life, be received academic instruction and training in Christian service in various schools, including the Moody Bible Institute x God honored him with special courses in his school of sorrow and suffering, so that as be carried on bis important and — fruitful ministry in the Tustitute, be was “able to comfort — others with the comfort wherewith he bimself is comforted of God,’ 1 Cor. 2:4 (This dedication was planned before the death of Dr. Hockman, January 8, 1945) “...absent from the body... present with the Lord.” ...11 CORINTHIANS 5:8 In Memoriam Mrs. William H. Hockman, a sister greatly beloved, went to be with the Lord, November 1, 1944 % She was a special instructor in the Institute, bringing to ber subject, Nursing on the Mission Field , thirty years of practical experience in China, where she served with her husband, Dr. William H. Hockman She possessed, in rare measure, a beart of love for all the saints, and for the lost, as well as that buoyancy and joy produced by the ‘Holy Spirit, which gained for ber the affection of all who were touched by her fruitful life and ministry. Sa ae, oa tee IE RR ee Ae ted ie ae (Meade hen en a ebm RATA, Sa gan per ne Ie tf Rim me rok Se FR OPO OE SIS oO tN eS rr tt DE Ae Eb ive, et ONY ED OT SOE D. L. Moody’s aspiration for his Bible students in the words of St. Paul found in Philippians 2:15 — ‘That ye may become blameless and sincere, the sons of God, unblamable, in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation, among whom shine yeas lights in the world.” This volume is a book of friendship, of Christian friend- ship. Here are to be seen names and faces of individuals who have by faith been brought into relationship to God and to each other. On the basis of this relationship, there has been during these two or three years of school life a growing, and we are convinced, an enduring fellowship. On behalf of the official family, we greet each one of our students, who in this educational year has become a graduate. In a world ablaze with hatred, you graduates, having been brought ‘to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge,” are sent forth to manifest Christian fellowship to the degree that the unbelieving must say, “Behold, how they love one another!” Wik . Houghton, president H. COLEMAN CROWELL Executive Vice-President E. C. CHRISTIANSEN Vice-President SRREE EH ff footage i Bs a a i EEN) GEE (NESERI| ET SEE NRE (i Ease SBSs SiISke BSek e3=3)) |E U CROWELL HALL The passing of Mr. Henry P. Crowell during this educational year brought the Institute the greatest loss since the death of Dr. James M. Gray, ten years ago. While Mr. Crowell was not so well known to the student body as other administrative officers, yet his interest in the students was just as deep, for his life was intimately identified with the school for forty years and more. Luther has an interesting translation of a familtar phrase. The Authorized Version says, “Let your modera- “tion be known to all men.” Luther says, “your yieldedness.” Let it be evident to all men that your life is actually and entirely yielded to Christ. This can be said of Mr. Crowell. His yieldedness was known to all who knew him. Mr. Crowell's life was rich and full. In the way he carried his nearly ninety years he gave evidence of the fact that age is not a matter of years, but of spirit. Some men are older at thirty-nine than he was at eighty-nine. Old men look back and reminisce. He looked ahead, and ventured. Not many weeks before his passing the Executive Committee discussed the possibility of taking up a new type of work. Someone remarked that if this were done we would be pioneers in the field. Mr. Crowell at once responded, ° ‘It is thrilling to pioneer. Here was a man nearly ninety years of age, still thinking 1 in terms of adventuring for Christ! . A proper way to memorialize Henry P. Crowell would be for each one of us left in this earthly scene a little longer to determine by. the grace of God that our lives shall 1 In larger measure give evidence of yieldedness to Christ and of the desire to adventure for Christ. (Named in memory of Mr. Crowell) THOMAS S. SMITH Vice-President, Board of Trustees, Commission Merchant and Fruit Grower, Chicago PHILIP A. BENSON President, Dime Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N.Y. H. EARL EAVEY President, Eavey Company, Wholesale Grocers; Presi- dent, Xenia National Bank, Xenia, Ohio ROBERT E. NICHOLAS Secretary, Board of Trustees; President, R. E. Nicholas, Inc., Mortgages avs aa ayaa and Real Estate, Oak Park, President, Northwestern Illinois Electric Company, Chicago WILL H. HOUGHTON H. COLEMAN CROWELL President of the Institute Executive Vice-President of the Institute; Station WM. ARTHUR HOLT Manager of WMBI and WILLIAM NORTON WDLM Director, Colportage Divi- President, Holt Lumber Co.,, Oconto, Wisconsin C. DAVIS WEYERHAEUSER Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, Tacoma, Wash- FRANK F. TAYLOR Vice-President, Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company, Chicago ington sion of the Institute MAXEY JARMAN President, General Shoe Corp., Nashville, Tennessee Gurstness Dtuirséou H. E. STOCKBURGER EARL M™ ANDERSON. eet eee HOWARD S. BERGLUND.............. ERNEST 'D. CHRISTIE cuc5 5 cccuare otiettrcccieeal ai Cet eee Nar ann ch ne ne RUSSELL oT. NULL Ee Cas eet es ee ee NOEU:O. LYONS eneeeen des Auten ne DON NORMAN 2. Sho. Fo decd ysiatl «oo thle g URIs A ge Nain cis Ol ee WILLIAM, NORTON oe i) 0 TT aa Ae oe CARLJ: SCHUMACHER 2.02.0. 22 i) ne ear are LEONARD, A: UNKEFER 0. 3)... S00 AM Seta ook gk cette eee Business Manager PIS eh Gio. HCL RON oe eats Gage Cee eas S Director, Investment and Legal Department See Stek e Sie, WRENS Sha oe sett Sted cite Bolle Rebar stot os Ae Buyer and Superintendent of Buildings . . Publication Manager of the Moody Monthly is PN BAY ORC ENG ChE TUE doe Sie etic ee DILeCctone PUblicaRcIatiOnS SE tel) Le ane ee ee Miter ARs. Sf Gb d lair neha ahabatee ok ems c Comptroller Director, Bureau of Maintenance juscdlante bXeab Seabee Mats karts dd SOs Eee Sie le a Director, Extension Department .....Director, Moody Press . Director, Colportage Division of the Institute .... Director, Mailing and Service Bureau ..... Director, Personnel 10 i be. dls.” [| Jee! Ms. ; As you look at the pictures of the instructors who have been privileged to lead you a bit more deeply into the truths of the Word of God, remember that we are following you with our love, our hope and our prayers. We count upon Wei tO measure up in every way as gradu- ates of the Moody Bible Institute. May your study be dili- gent, your lives pure and your ministry abundant. In short, may you be ‘‘lights in the world.” 12 A. FRANKLIN BROMAN Superintendent of Men, Faculty, Ex-Officio . GLADYS MARY TALBOT GEORGE E. LESLIE Assistant Registrar Assistant Superintendent of Men, Faculty, Ex-Officio BERNICE -VAN BAREN LILLA STEENSON JOHN S. IRONSIDE ISOBEL S. MILLAR Assistant to the Superintendent Assistant to the Registrar Assistant to the Superintendent Assistant to the Superintendent of Women of Men of Women 13 WILFRED L. BURTON JOHN H. CABLE HAROLD R. COOK WILLIAM CULBERTSON GRACE DARLING H. ADELLA DUNLAP FRANK EARNEST WARREN FILKEN P. B. FITZWATER EDNA E. FRITSCH = MARGARET GORDON JAMES F. HARRISON ALFRED HOLZWORTH 14 . HARRY JOHNSON GUY C. LATCHAW WENDELL P. LOVELESS HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST HELEN I. NEEDHAM MAX |. REICH HELEN C. RENTSCHLER PHYLLIS J. ROBERTS GEORGE S. SCHULER WILBUR M. SMITH J. ARTHUR SPRINGER NATHAN J. STONE KENNETH S. WUEST 16 THOMAS COTTRELL, M.D. HAROLD E. GARNER ROBERT J. HEURLIN, D.D.S. tt MARION JAYNE TITUS M. JOHNSON, M.D. LOIS E. LeBAR WILLIAM McCARRELL STELLA MEYER EDWARD H. OCKERT CARL J. SCHUMACHER ELLA WUBBENA he Nice couple A fourth floor family ooe. A family of smiles Chronicles 14.10 ees ae Re Mt Ug asesy e+ ® sees eee + Hehehe aoe oee es ee Hebe hee hers tary peeretitr + 9 ge Et bay path) ue sre ce ty Corresponding secretary = «8 ‘ a ee Treasurer December 1944 We, the class of December, 1944, are glad to have had th e privilege of fellowship in study, work and recreation at such a place as the Moody Bible Institute. Our thoughts drift back to the days we first considered entering the Institute and how we wondered at such a possibility. Then one day we arrived! Our first days were filled with thrills and surprises. As the days passed by it began to seem like our second home! We made new friends ... bosom pals, whom we shall never forget, though years and miles shall separate us from each other. The class of December, 1944, organized, and we saw Our names posted as members of that class. What a thrill! “Baby” Juniors... Juniors... and we made it... Seniors at last! Then after a busy term we marched in our caps and gowns to receive our much-longed-for diploma. God had an- swered our prayers and those of many relatives and friends. It seemed our stay was so short, but we know that as we walk down “memory lane” there will be many fond recollections which will make us laugh, sigh, or even cry as we recall how we were broken, molded and polished for our tasks somewhere in this great world. And now as in the words of our motto, ‘In Thy Name We Go,” we know our Heavenly Father watches over us. eke Lacy Fall, Class President 19 ——TDecembenr 1944 20 NORMA G. ADAMS Chicago, Illinois ¢ Independent e General Course- Bible e Reporter of Latin America Prayer Band, floor prayer leader. JUNE K. ANDREWS Urichsville, Ohio e Methodist e Christian Educa- tion Course « Women's Student Council rep- resentative. WMBI. VONNA E. BIDDLE Saskatchewan, Canada e Baptist e Christian Education Course. GRACE M. BROWN Westfield, New York e Baptist e General Course- Music. MARIE CILLEY Whitewater, Wisconsin e Independent e Mis sion- ary (Bible) Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader, chairman of class motto committee, vice-president of Forensic Society. MARGARET DATEMA Holland, Michigan e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. GERTRUD deGROOT Grand Rapids, Michigan e Independent e Jewish Missions Course e Women's Student Council representative, chairman of class music com- mittee, WMBI. VIRGINIA FACKLER Shelby, Ohio e Baptist e Christian Education Course « Floor prayer leader, Missionary Union building collector. MARY FAST Mountain Lake, Minnesota e Mennonite e Mission- ary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, assist- ant deputation chairman of Moslem World Prayer Band. SARAH FAST Mbuntain Lake, Minnesota e Mennonite e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader. GERTRUDE FERWERDA Chicago, Illinois e Evangelical Free e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader, chairman of class constitution committee. LOIS FIELDS Onaway, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Music. JOSEPHINE FLETCHER Winlock, Washington e Baptist e General Course- Music e Class corresponding secretary, Audi- torium Choir, class devotional committee, ARCH staff, floor prayer leader. RALPH K. GANOE Montrose, California e Baptist Missionary (Bible) Course e Moody Student staff, chairman of Missionary Union program committee, leader of the Sudan Interior Mission prayer group, deputation chairman and recorder of Moslem World Prayer Band. MARGUERITE WINN GAY Nashua, New Hampshire e Independent e Gen- eral Course-Bible e President of the Missionary Societv of the Married Women's Guild. BESS GEIBEL laGrande, Oregon e Baptist e Jewish Missions Course e Class poet, Student Assistant, class bulletin board committee, reporter and assistant deputation chairman of Hebrew Prayer Band, Senior report hour committee. CATHERINE VIRGINIA GIFFORD Memphis, Tennessee e Methodist e General Course-Bible. WILLIAM W. GILSTRAP Jacksonville, Florida e Baptist e General Course - Bible e Forensic Society. DELNA GOERTZEN Mountain Lake, Minnesota e Mennonite e Chris- {) tign Education Course e Floor prayer leader. | LACY HALL i Washington, D.C. e Baptist e General Course- : | Bible « Class president, editor and business | manager of the Moody Student, chairman of i Recreation Club program committee, student -pastor, student employment committee, Audi- torium Choir, intramural sports, WMBI. BESSIE HANCOCK Galveston, Texas e Presbyterian e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class recording secretary, re- porter and assistant deputation chairman of China Prayer Band, floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. MRS. OLIVER R. HANSEN | Chicago, Illinois e Independent e General Course- Bible. SARAH O. HELMANTOLER Hazzard, Pennsylvania e Christian e General Course-Home Missions @ Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. LILLIE L. HENDRICKSON Joliet, Illinois e Baptist e¢ Missionary (Music) Course e Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. . GO YE INTO ALL THE WORLD, AND PREACH THE: GOSPEL TO EVERY CREATURE. : | 1 — December 1944 DORIS M. HOWARD Inkster, Michigan e Baptist e Christian Education Course e ARCH staff, floor prayer leader. MRS. CHARLES D. HUDSON la Salle, Illinois e Baptist ¢ Christian Education Course. EDNA HULL Williamston, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative, assistant deputa- tion chairman of Latin America Prayer Band. MARTHA ELIZABETH HUNT Hoopeston, Illinois e Baptist e General Course- Bible e Floor prayer leader, Evening School Pro- motion, Auditorium Choir, Victory Trio, Senior report hour committee, Senior class trio, Junior- Senior invitation committee, class information committee, WMBI. MARCELLA E. HUYCK Big Rapids, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course © Moody Student staff, floor prayer leader. VIRGINIA JAHNKE St. Paul, Minnesota e Congregational e Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader, class bulletin board committee. LOIS JINGST Warsaw, Illinois e Presbyterian e Christian Educa- tion Course e Floor prayer leader. BURNESS KAMPEN Forreston, Illinois e United Brethren e Missionary (Bible) Course e Associate editor of the ARCH, class information committee, Women's Student Council representative, class constitution com- mittee. . ESTHER E. KRUEGER Paris, Illinois e United Brethren e General Course- Music © Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative, class music committee, brass quartet, deputation music group, WMBI. ANNA V. LIECHTY Berne, Indiana e Mennonite e Christian Education- usic Course e Assistant deputation chairman of � Africa Prayer Band, floor prayer leader, Audi- torium Choir, WMBI. MARJORIE LUND Round Lake, Illinois e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course « Secretary of Missionary Union, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chair- man of Moslem World Prayer Band. EUGENE F. McMILLAN Lenoir, North Carolina e Baptist e General 22 Course-Bible e Editor of class paper. MRS. EUGENE F. McMILLAN Lenoir, North Carolina e Baptist e General Course-Music e Class musician, Women's Student Council representative, Senior class trio, assistant editor of class paper. RUTH MAUPIN Campbelilsville, Kentucky e Methodist e General Course-Christian Education e Floor prayer leader. MRS. ANNA SUE MEYER Beas’ Illinois e Baptist e General Course- ible. MRS. ERNEST W. MILLER Chicago, Illinois e Independent e General Course- Christian Education e Auditorium Choir. ALMA ALVERA MORGAN Cadillac, Michigan e Independent e Christian Education Course. BEATRICE A. NOFFSINGER Dearborn, Michigan e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e Assistant deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band, floor prayer leader. STEWART E. NORTHROP Oneonta, New York e Baptist e General Course- Bible. SARAH .A. PECK Bayside, New York e Baptist e Jewish Missions Course e Floor prayer leader. VIRGINIA PIPKIN Wayzata, Minnesota e Baptist e Christian Educa- tion Course e Floor prayer leader, Evening School Promotion, co-chairman of Recreation Club music committee, chairman of Junior-Senior social committee, Auditorium Choir, secretary- treasurer of Forensic Society, Gospel Tri- Melodians trio, pianist of China and India Prayer Bands, deputation music group. LESTER C. PLACE Spring City, Pennsylvania e Methodist e General Course-Bible e Class speaker, class treasurer, evening devotional committee. MRS. LESTER C. PLACE Spring City, Pennsylvania e Methodist e General Course-Bible « ARCH staff. MARILYNN RAINES Maple Heights, Ohio e Independent e Music Course (Piano) e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, Recreation Club music committee, WMBI. 23 HOW SHALL THEY BELIEVE IN HIM OF WHOM THEY HAVE NOT HEARD? LILLIAN RENNARD Point Pleasant, New Jersey e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader, class social committee. LELIA ROTH Sainte Genevieve, Missouri e Presbyterian e Chris- tian Education Course. FLODA A. SCHUTT little Valley, New York e Methodist e Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader. FLORENCE STEWART SHOEMAKER Augusta, Georgia e Independent e Christian Education Course. TIENA SIEBERT Salix, lowa e Mennonite e General Course-Home Missions e Floor prayer leader. FLORA SMITH Hogansville, Georgia « Methodist e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir. DOROTHY STAMBAUGH Mansfield, Ohio e Independent e General Course- Christian Education e Floor prayer leader, deputation music group. DORIS |. STOGDILL Bay City, Wisconsin e Presbyterian e Christian Education Course e Class speaker, floor prayer leader. EDYTH STOREY Elgin, Illinois ¢ Independent « General Course- Bible e Chairman of class bulletin board com- mittee. PAUL J. TATMAN Chicago, Illinois e Baptist e General Course- Bible e Chairman of Senior report hour com- mittee. JANICE TAYLOR Plainfield, lowa e Baptist e Music Course (Voice) e Vietory Singers, class social committee, Audi- torium Choir, Evening School Promotion, WMBI. ERNA MARIE THIESSEN Dallas, Oregon e Mennonite e General Course- Home Missions e Floor prayer leader, chairman 24 of class picture committee. GRACE THOMAS 25 Ringwood, Oklahoma e Mennonite e Christian Education Course. HELEN THORSON Sparta, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Christian Education- Music Course e Secretary Of Recreation Club, floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, reporter of Home Prayer Band, pianist of Home and Europe Prayer Bands, Evening School Promotion. HAROLD R. TUTTLE Ferndale, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible. DOROTHY I. WARNER Saginaw, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible e Floor prayer leader, class constitution committee, ELIZABETH E. WILKEN Freeport, Illinois ¢ United Brethren e General Course-Christian Education e Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. E. MAXINE WILLIS Ponca City, Oklahoma e Baptist e Christian Edu- cation Course e Class vice-president, floor prayer leader, Recreation Club devotional committee. CAROLYN WRIGHT Elmhurst, Illinois e Independent e General Course- Home Missions e Floor prayer leader, cap and gown committee. Sess Getbel Class Poet Lester Place Class Speaker Dords Stogdill Class Speaker Adda We Wllan Class Musician THE HARVEST TRULY IS PLENTEOUS, BUT THE LABOURERS ARE FEW...GO YE THEREFORE. 1. ... easy there ''Teacher ’ 2. Nothing can “bar their smile! (Ist Prize Winne 3. Betty '‘picks up and leaves for a week-end 4. Bess ‘'parks” on a fire plug! 5. Lelia plays “hide and seek 6. Lois has something to “‘a-tractor” attention 7. Gertrude smiles for us 8. This one “takes the cake” 9. ‘'Teacher ’ 10. Elizabeth and Erna show signs of approval 11. A nice “pair” and a “peach” of a girl! 12. Over th’ top” 13. A ''study in black and white 14. His ‘Lacy’ frills got ruffled! 15. Pigtails” 16. Gertrude is fast a-z-z-z-z-leep! 17. “Just June” | 26 18. There are smiles... | 19. A couple of very nice “Places” 20. Sneakers! 21. ‘‘Peek-a-boo” 22. All dressed up and no place to “Ganoe 23. ''Special Delivery’’ (Honorable Mention) 24. A- haunting’’ we will go! (2nd Prize Winner) 25. ‘Anchors Aweigh” 26. Floda poses with her ‘‘posies” 27. “All aboard” jessie ee: - “That's it... smile” . “Graceful and a “Tiena” bit bashful! Just try and get out of this one! “Bea and Bess” Looking for a job? Four “feet’’ long! . 34. ... the end of a perfect day” 35. ''. .. easy there” 36. Flora goes on the “swing” shift 37. Sally is settling her “point” 27 g my: Selb if iv 4 (Deuterono -. . Vice-president J seRecording secrétary 4 « .. . President : .. . Treasurer JS: doe . ..Corresponding secretary’ — � Bone ; a i % se «@ ” heal ag 2 ij ' . ‘ . eo ee ® S by 4 é a ‘ = jes a x, Sa . ie, £ 2 % “ ae ™ r % — : ote i mes iy c ae ¢ z . nm Pipe ‘ alle Ee % , ee + en al og Ey — : k 6. ae April 1945 D. L. Moody started his Sunday School Class in order that the urchins of the Chicago streets might hear the gospel which had made such a wonder- ful change in his life. Little did he dream that some day a great Institute such as the one from which we are graduating would be standing in his memory. It was the desire to be able to tell others the gospel story that brought us to the Moody Bible Institute. Our hopes have been fulfilled. Our instruc- tors have worked patiently with us, for which we are very grateful. We shall always uphold this school before the throne of grace, praying that God will keep it the great training center that it has been to us. The practical Christian work which we have had here has equipped us to meet almost any problem that might confront us in our life's work of winning souls to our Lord. Our Lord hath commissioned us, ‘Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. As we, the class of April, 1945, go forth, it is our desire to serve our Lord in whatever capacity He would have us serve. Remembering ‘He that winneth souls is wise’... “And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; And they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever’... also, our Lord's promise, “Lo | am with you alway, even unto the end of the world,” we leave this great milestone of our life to press on “that they may hear’ to the ends of the earth. a tee Goku Wilkens, class president 27 —— April 1945 BERT J. ABUHL Slater, lowa e Brethren e Missionary (Bible) Course e Missionary Union program committee, class paper reporter, class devotional committee. CHARLOTTE ALTHOF Erie, Pennsylvania e United Brethren e Christian Education Course e Women's Student Council representative. EVELYN N. ANDERSON Wallace, Michigan e Mission Covenant e Chris- tian Education-Music Course e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, secretary-treasurer of Forensic Society, Faith Gospel Trio, Evening School Promotion, Junior-Senior banquet com- mittee, co-chairman of Senior report hour com- mittee, WMBI. NELS ANDERSEN Flint, Michigan e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Class social committee, Senior report hour committee. EVELYN R. BACHMAN Lancaster, Pennsylvania e Church of Christ ¢ Mis- sionary (Music) Course e Reporter and assistant deputation chairman of India Prayer Band, second vice-president of Missionary Union. PEGGY BACHMAN Baltimore, Maryland e Presbyterian ® Missionary (Bible) Course. GERALD BARLOW Rensselaer, Indiana e Independent e General Course-Bible e Class speaker. EVELYN C. BERG Bridgeport, Connecticut Baptist e General Course-Music e Floor prayer leader, WMBI. LENOS ELIZABETH BLACK East Orange, New Jersey e Christian and Mis- sionary Alliance e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader, Gospel Harmony Trio, class paper reporter, ELSIE BLUCKER Ludington, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Home Missions e Floor prayer leader. BETTY BOUVIER Oak Park, Illinois e Salvation Army e General Course-Bible. GLORIA BOWEN Bridgeport, Connecticut e Congregational e General Course-Music e Auditorium Choir, floor 30 prayer leader. GLORIA A. BRISCOE wv Port Huron,.Michigan e Presbyterian e Music Course (Piano) e Auditorium Choir, Women's Student Council representative, deputation music group. ELIZABETH R. BROWN New Hyde Park, Long Island, New York e Bap- tist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, class paper reporter, WMBI. JEAN BROWN Ohio City, Ohio e United Brethren e Missionary (Music) Course. MAVIS M. CAGWIN Delevan, New York e Baptist e General Course- Music e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, WMBI. ART CHRISTMANN Buffalo, New York e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e ARCH staff, recorder of China Prayer Band, deputation chairman of Latin America Prayer Band, Missionary Union building collector, Moody Student staff, associate editor of class paper, chairman of cap and gown com- mittee, Varsity football. EVELYN T. CHURCH Brooklyn, New York e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. CARL L. COX Brookfield, Illinois « Baptist e General Course- Bible. IRIS DAVIS Carlisle, lowa e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, reporter of Island World Prayer Band, Missionary Union program committee, class motto committee, Recreation Club devotional committee. LUCILLE DAVIS Cleveland, Ohio e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, class devotional committee, Trumpet Trio, Evening School Pro- motion. ORVAL J. DAVIS Oakland, California e Mission Covenant e Gen- eral Course-Bible. MARIE DEURSEN Duluth, Minnesota e Presbyterian e Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader, depu- tation music group, Gospel Harmony Trio. ROSE DONIS Lincoln, Nebraska e Congregational e General Course-Home Missions e Floor prayer leader. THIS GOSPEL...SHALL BE PREACHED...FOR A WITNESS UNTO ALL NATIONS. —— April 1945 CLARICE DOW ; Sunnyside, Washington e Baptist e Missionary (Music) Course e Floor prayer leader, Evening School Promotion, Auditorium Choir, WMBI. IRENE ESCKELSON Vassar, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Home Missions e Floor prayer leader. HAROLD D. FELTON Buffalo, New York e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course. DORIS FERGUSON West Salem, Ohio e Presbyterian e General Course-Music e Floor prayer leader, deputation music group, Recreation Club music committee. THORA E. FOGEL New Brighton, Pennsylvania e Evangelical e Mis- sionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. ILEAN L. GAMBLE Saginaw, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Christian Education e Floor prayer leader, MARIE HENRIETTA GEORGALAS Freeport, Illinois e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class recording secretary, Auditorium Choir, WMBI. FRAYNE GROSS Hastings, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Christian Education) Course. ALETA GRUVER Willow Hill, Illinois ¢ Methodist e Missionary (Christian Education) Course e Floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of India Prayer Band, Women's Student Council rep- resentative, assistant secretary of Missionary Union, Missionary Union program committee. MIRIAM HORINE Des Moines, lowa e Independent e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, Junior-Senior banquet committee, chair- man of class information committee. ELSIE C. HUBERT Selbyvilke, Delaware e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course « Floor prayer leader, publicity secretary of Missionary Union. ELAINE HUMMEL Clearfield, Pennsylvania e United Brethren in Christ e Christian Education-Music Course e Floor ; prayer leader, secretary of Forensic Society, a2 Auditorium Choir, social chairman of class. VIRGINIA LEE JACKSON College Springs, |owa e Baptist e Christian Educa- tion Course e Secretary of the ARCH, Moody Student staff, class social committee, floor prayer leader, WMBI. LOUIS JENSEN Racine, Wisconsin e lutheran e Missionary (Pastors) Course e Class treasurer, leader, re- corder and deputation chairman of India Prayer Band, class devotional committee, first vice- president and treasurer of Missionary Union. NORMA L. JONES Bluffton, Ohio e Mennonite e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, assistant deputa- tion chairman of Africa Prayer Band. AGNES REED KANTOR Elizabeth, New Jersey e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class corresponding secretary, Student Assistant, Missionary Union building col- lector, assistant deputation chairman and reporter of Moslem World Prayer Band, class paper business manager, floor prayer leader. HAROLD A. KEENE Brooklyn, New York e Baptist e General Course- Bible e Auditorium Choir. JEAN E. KITCHELL Newark, New Jersey e Baptist « Missionary (Bible) Course e Student Assistant, assistant deputation chairman of Latin America Prayer Band, Trophesian Nurses’ Fellowship. DOROTHY KUWATA Honolulu, Hawaii e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Auditorium Choir, WMBI. KATHRYN LENTZNER Larslan, Montana e Mennonite e Christian Educa- tion Course e Class bulletin board committee. JEAN LINDBLAD Racine, Wisconsin e Independent e Missionary (Music) Course e Floor prayer leader, chairman of Recreation Club refreshment committee, Audi- torium Choir, Evening School Promotion, WMBI. LOUISE LOEWEN Mountain Lake, Minnesota e Mennonite e Mis- sionary (Bible) Course. EVELYN LUNDELL Paullina, fowa e Evangelical Free e General Course-Music e Floor prayer leader, pianist of Japan-Korea and Moslem World Prayer Bands, Auditorium Choir, deputation music group. WILLINE McKINNEY Fort Worth, Texas e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, Secretary of Women's Student Council. —— April 1945 FRANCES VIOLA MILLER Fayette, Ohio e Baptist e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader, chairman of bulletin board committee. LOIS MORGAN Manhattan, Kansas e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class speaker, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of Moslem World Prayer Band, Auditorium Choir, All-School Band. MARY ANN MURFIN Greenfield, Indiana e Methodist e General Course-Christian Education e Auditorium Choir, Recreation Club program committee, class motto committee, floor prayer leader, WMBI. SUE NAFE Ypsilanti, Michigan e Baptist e Christian Educa- tion-Music Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader. VIOLET M. OBERMANN Yarmouth, lowa e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, assistant deputa- tion chairman of Europe Prayer Band, Senior report hour committee. LORAINE OSBORNE © Highland Park, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class poet, floor prayer leader, ELIZABETH BERYL PAUL Lumberton, North Carolina e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Vice-president of class, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of Japan-Korea Prayer Band. GLENN E. PERRY Waverly, New York e Baptist e General Course- Music. GLADYS HART PORTER Jackson, Michigan e Independent e Missionary (Music) Course e Associate editor of the ARCH, Women's Student Council representative, Audi- torium Choir, chairman of Senior class bulletin board committee, class motto committee, floor prayer leader. LILA G. RICHTER Vanderbilt, Pennsylvania e Methodist e Missionary f (Bible) Course e Reporter of Africa Prayer Band, ‘ floor prayer leader. GRETA H. ROBERTS Olivet, Michigan e Independent e Christian Educa- sty tion Course e Floor prayer leader. MARIAN ROEPER i Grand Rapids, Michigan e Independent e Mission- ary (Music) Course e Moody Student staff, Audi- torium Choir, Faith Gospel Trio, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band, pianist of Hebrew Prayer Band, 34 Evening School Promotion, class paper reporter, deputation music group, WMBI. Christian Education. Bible. leader, TAKE HEED...THAT THE LIGHT WHICH IS BETTY L. SCHULTZ Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania e United Presbyterian e General Course-Music e Class Musician, Floor prayerleader, pianist of Japan-Korea Prayer Band. MARJORIE STOREY Elgin, Illinois « Independent e General Course- JOAN SWENSON St. Charles, Illinois ¢ Baptist e Christian Education Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader. 35 MRS. DONALD H. ROSE Brittan, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- VERNA VIOLA SCHROEDER Sioux Falls, South Dakota e Mennonite e Mission- ary (Bible) Course. DOROTHY SEABERT Englewood, Colorado e Baptist e General Course-Music e Auditorium Choir, Evening School Promotion, Tri-Melodian Trio, Senior information committee, Junior-Senior banquet committee, deputation music group. ELIZABETH JEAN SMYTHE Brooklyn, New York (Music) Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader, class bulletin board committee, class paper reporter, deputation music group. e Baptist e Missionary DONALD E. STEINFORT Grand Rapids, Michigan e Baptist Missionary (Bible) Course e Editor of class paper, chairman of Missionary Union program committee, class picture committee. MARIE SUDERMAN Midland, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible. HARRIETTE TEETER Richmond, Indiana e United Brethren e Christian Education Course e Women's Student Council representative, class paper artist, chairman of class bulletin board committee. ELISABETH THORINGTON Baltimore, Marylande Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Second vice-president of Missionary Union, assistant deputation chairman and re- porter of Latin America Prayer Band, floor prayer DOROTHY TILLMAN Stratford, Connecticut e Congregational e Mis- sionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. IN THEE BE NOT DARKNESS. —— April 1945 ELMER LEWIS WAMHOFF Chicago, Illinois ¢ Baptist « General Course- Bible. GENEVIEVE WHITE Stony Creek, New York e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. LENNA JANE WHITLOCK Hinsdale, New York e Evangelical e Christian Education-Music Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader. ETTA LUCILE WICKSTROM Highland, Kansas e Baptist e Missionary (Christian Education-Music) Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader, chairman of class devotional committee. JOHN E. WILKENS leoti, Kansas e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class president. CATHERINE M. WILLIAMS Kalamazoo, Michigan e Baptist � « Missionary (Music) Course e Auditorium Choir, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of Island World Prayer Band, Victory Trio, Evening School Promotion. Loraine Osborne Class Poet Gerald Sarlow Class Speaker Class Speaker Betty Schultz Class Musician 36 exaggeration! Ham'‘berg er a ics AL age a ae 4 | : DUpons needed he naa I For | omethin’ fishy about . . Nites phugust (945 As we look back upon precious years spent at the Moody Bible Institute, the most valuable lessons we learned are those spiritual lessons taught by the Lord Himself. “Most of us came to the Institute directly from high school and through the efforts of our faithful instructors, we began to realize our great responsi- bilities. We felt the demand of a sin-cursed world needing men and women of God! Throughout our lives we have often wondered at the trials we faced. But as we look back, we see those all-inspiring words, ‘‘called according to His purpose.’’ In viewing the days ahead, we expect hard battles. Again we are strengthened in the inner man when we say with full assurance, “called according to His purpose.” We feel highly privileged to be graduated in days such as these. The ranks here have thinned, many of our men having been called into battle. Yet, it has pleased God to permit us to obtain further training for Chrisitan service. The Lord has graciously given the members of our class numerous talents. May He enable us to use these in fulfilling the purpose whereunto we were called. We leave our beloved school being confident that He which hath begun a good work in us will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. ... William TWWloon, Class President 39 on o Ae oe @ .. 'Romans 8:28) « ee Ce a oe Se , on. 4 . President eo “ay de xo .. Vice-president = = .. .. Corresponding secretary RN a) ea ee .....Récording.secretary, ae i ea ov� . TreGsurer LET YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE BEFORE MEN . . . THAT THEY MAY GLORIFY YOUR FATHER. ROYER P. ALLMAN Elkhart, Indiana. ‘Baptist e Pastors Course e Recorder of Latin America Prayer Band, student pastor. VIRGINIA R. ANDER Chicago, Illinois e Independent e Christian Education Course e Class social committee, Women's Student Council representative. DORIS ANDERSON Union Grove, Wisconsin © Baptist ¢ Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. H. LEONORA ANDERSON Camden, South Carolina e Presbyterian @ Jewish Missions Course. REUBEN L. ANDERSON Wallace, Michigan e Mission Covenant e Pastors Course e Leader, deputation chairman and re- corder of Africa Prayer Band, chairman of class picture committee, floor prayer leader. FRED BAHLER Wauwatosa, Wisconsin e sionary (Bible) Course. LEONA BACHMAN Coloma, Michigan e Methodist Episcopal e Mis- sionary (Bible) Course e Assistant deputation chairman of China Prayer Band, floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. Independent ¢ Mis- ESTHER M. BAKER lafayette, Indiana e Baptist ¢ General Course- Bible. MARY ELIZABETH BAKER Richmond, Virginia e Baptist Course e Student Assistant, LAURA JEAN BARNUM e Missionary (Bible) floor prayer leader. ROBERT BANNING Belmond, lowa e Baptist e« Pastors Course e leader of Island World Prayer Band, Varsity Basketball. Saginaw, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Christian Educa- tion-Music Course e Forensic Society, floor prayer leader, Women's representative. Student Council MAXINE BAXTER Washington, lowa e Baptist ¢ Jewish Missions Course ¢ Moody Student staff, associate editor of class paper, floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, assistant deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band, reporter of Hebrew Prayer Band. — rugust 1945 MARY LOIS BEALLS St. Joseph, Missouri ¢ Methodist ¢ Missionary (Bible) Course e Reporter of Latin America Prayer Band, Forensic Society, Women's Student Council representative. ALICE BERFORD Detroit, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible. PAUL F. BESANCON Stryker, Ohio e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course e Prayer Band secretary of Missionary Union, floor prayer leader, leader of India Prayer Band, evening devotional committee. HARRY B. BINKLEY Millersville, Pennsylvania e United Brethren in Christ e General Course-Bible. WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP Sherman, Texas e Baptist e Pastors Course e Noon devotional committee. DOLLY BLUETHGEN Richmond, Virginia ¢ Baptist e General Course- Bible e Women's Student Council representative, Faith Trio, floor prayer leader, co-chairman of Recreation Club decoration committee, Evening School Promotion. MARJORIE BOURDEAU Flint, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Christian Education- Music Course e String Ensemble. RICHARD J. BRENNAN Lansing, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course ¢ Leader of Japan-Korea Prayer Band. LAWRENCE BRIDGES Wilmington, North Carolina e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course e Moody Student staff, deputation chair- man of Latin America Prayer Band, vice-president of Greek Club. RAY M. BRUBAKER Mount Joy, Pennsylvania ¢ United Brethren in Christ ¢ Pastors Course @ Publicity manager of the ARCH, treasurer of Recreation Club, WMBI. DOROTHY CAMPBELL Dallas, Texas e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Vice-president of Recreation Club, floor prayer leader, co-chairman of Recreation Club refreshment committee. CLYDE CARLSON Escanaba, Michigan e Mission Covenant e Pastors Course ¢ President of Greek Club, morning ‘ 42 devotional committee, Evening School Promotion. I = ALMA CHAFFEE 43 West Lafayette, Indiana e Mission Covenant ¢ Missionary (Music) Course @ Floor prayer leader, reporter of Moslem World Prayer Band, Audi- torium Choir, class social committee, Women's Student Council representative, WMBI. JEANNE M. CHEW Lansdowne, Pennsylvania e Independent e General Course-Home Missions e Floor prayer leader. HARVEY CLARK Bellepoint, West Virginia e Baptist e General Course-Bible e¢ Morning devotional committee, Varsity Basketball. VIRGINIA ALICE CORNWALL Binghamton, New York e Baptist e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader. WILLIAM VY. COX Rochester, Indiana e Baptist e General Course- Bible. HELEN CRECRAFT Fort Wayne, Indiana e Independent ¢ Missionary (Bible) Course. ROSEMARY CRIPE Elkhart, Indiana e Methodist « Music Course (Piano). “4 LORENE M. CRISLER Wichita, Kansas e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative. RAYMOND R. CROSS Olds, Alberta, Canada e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course e leader, deputation chairman and recorder of Moslem World Prayer Band. FRANCIS A. CROWN Monticello, Illinois ¢ Baptist e Pastors Course Editor-in-chief of the ARCH, morning devotional committee. WILBERT F. CUNNINGHAM Louisville, Ohio ¢ Independent e Pastors Course. MARIAN A. CUNNINGS Verona, Pennsylvania e Baptist e General Course- Music e Auditorium Choir, WMBI. HOW BEAUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THEM THAT PREACH THE GOSPEL OF PEACE. ee eo eeeeSeeeeeeeeeeS=S=osSSoaaow— J — bugust (945 CONSTANCE DAWSON Flushing, New York e Presbyterian e Missionary (Bible) Course. DALTON DECKER Dalhart, Texas e Mennonite e Pastors Course. MARY ALICE DeLONG Three Rivers, Michigan e Independent e Mission- ary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, Recreation Club devotional committee, class devptional committee. DOROTHY J. DIERKING Elgin, Illinois ¢ Independent e Christian Education Course © Floor prayer leader. JAMES E. DRAPER Flint, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course @ Ad- viser of Greek Club, class octet, WMBI. CHARLES EAGLE West Salem, Ohio e Brethren @ Pastors Course e leader, deputation chairman and recorder of China Prayer Band, deputation secretary of Mis- sionary Union, evening devotional committee. DOROTHY ELLIOTT Pueblo, Colorado e Baptist ¢ Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader. ANNA ENNS Hilisboro, Kansas e® Mennonite e Missionary (Bible) Course e Women's Student Council rep- resentative, assistant deputation chairman of Africa Prayer Band, class bulletin board com- mittee. WILMA ENRIGHT Armada, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Home Missions ¢ Class poet, floor prayer leader. DOLORES ERICKSON Racine, Wisconsin e Lutheran e Music Course (Piano) e Class musician, flocr prayer leader. ROBERT ERLANDSON Newton, lowa e Methodist ¢ Pastors Course e Chairmap, of Recreation Club decoration com- mittee, class social committee. PEARL ELIZABETH EVERTS Wilson, New York e Baptist e Christian Education Course ¢ Floor prayer leader, class bulletin 4A board committee, Saxophone Trio. i) M_Y FRANK FOTOPLOS 45 South Belmar, New Jersey e Baptist e Pastors Course e Floor prayer leader. RUSSELL A. GABLER Elgin, Illinois ¢ Baptist e Pastors Course e Intra- mural sports. , SHIRLEY GAMBLE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania e United Presbyterian e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader. Women's Student Council representative. DELLA M. GANDER Gays Mills, Wisconsin ¢ Presbyterian e Christian Education Course. HOMER L. GEORGE Richmond, Virginia ¢ Baptist ¢ General Course- Bible « Recorder of Latin America Prayer Band. LOIS GILL Muskegon Heights, Michigan e Independent ¢ Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader, Auditoritm Choir. JUNE GILLAM Sparta, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Christian Education Course e Forensic Society, Moody Student staff. HAROLD L. GOODALL Jackson Michigan e Independent e Pastors Course. GRACE GRAINGER Plymouth, Illinois e Presbyterian e General Course- Bible e Auditorium Choir. FRANCES GREEN Woodbury, Connecticut ¢ Independent e Mission- ary (Bible) Course. HARLOW GUILEY Canton, Ohio e Independent e Pastors Course. CLIFFORD E. GUSTAFSON Carney, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course e Deputation chairman of Japan-Korea Prayer Band. LIGHT AND MY SALVATION. — August (945 J. EDMUND HAGGAI Brookville, Massachusetts ¢ Baptist e Pastors Course e Forensic Society, Moody Student staff, secretary of Greek Club, Recreation Club decoration committee. MARJORIE HAWES New Holland, Illinois ¢ Methodist e General s Course-Music Women's Student Council rep- resentative, floor prayer leader, assistant depu- tation chairman of Home Prayer Band. FREDERICK T. HAYASHI Wahiawa, Hawaii e Independent ¢ Music Course (Piano). CHARLES B. HAYWARD Chicago, Illinois ¢ Independent e Pastors Course e Treasurer of Recreation Club, Greek Club, chair- man of class devotional committee, Harvester Quartet, Auditorium Choir, class octet. MILFORD F. HENKEL Pierson, Michigan e Evangelical e Pastors Course e Vice-president of Forensic Society, leader of China Prayer Band, Recreation Club program committee. BERENICE E. HERR Denair, California e Baptist ¢. Missionary (Bible) Course ¢@ Reporter and assistant deputation chairman of Moslem World Prayer Band, String Ensemble. RUBY HESS Massena, lowa ¢ Baptist ¢ Missionary (Bible) Course. : LUCY E. HOLT Kingsport, Tennessee e Presbyterian e General Course-Home Missions e Floor prayer leader, reporter of Home Prayer Band. Sy - R. DAWSON HOPSON Muse, Pennsylvania e Presbyterian e Pastors Course © Chairman of Recreation Club publicity committee. MILDRED HOSTAD Racine, Wisconsin e Lutheran Missionary (Bible) Course ¢ Floor prayer leader, co-chairman of Recreation Club decoration committee. LENORA HUGHES Wickliffe, Kentucky ¢ Baptist e General Course- : Bible. “ CHESTER L. HUMPHRIES Chicago, Illinois ¢ Independent ¢ Pastors Course. 46 47 OSCAR HUNERDOSSE ° lacona, lowa e-Independent e Pastors Course. BOB L. HUSTON Wichita, Kansas e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course ¢ Chairman of Recreation Club music committee, director of All-School Band. GLEN L. JENSEN Rusk, Wisconsin © Baptist ¢ General Course- Bible ¢ Ex-Servicemen’s Fellowship. aa FRANK L. JERTBERG Le Pog Dearborn, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course ¢ Deputation chairman and recorder of Latin America Prayer Band, Moody Student staff, class social committee, class paper reporter. D. DUANE JOHNSTON Chicago, Illinois e Baptist e General Course-Bible. VIRGINIA KEESEY Baltimore, Maryland e Presbyterian e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class speaker, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of Hebrew Prayer Band, class devotional committee, Women's Student Council representative. GEORGE R. KENNEDY Pontiac, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course ¢ Class octet. ISABELLE KENNISON Detroit, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. CLINTON E. KINNEY Los Angeles, California e Independent ¢ Pastors Course e Leader of Japan-Korea Prayer Band, chairman of Recreation Club devotional and decoration committees. HELEN G. KOESTER Sheffield, lowa e Baptist ¢ Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir. MRS. ANNA LaROCCO Chicago, Illinois e Independent e General Course- Music ¢ WMBI. LAVONA LEE Buffalo Center, lowa e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. BAND THEY WENT FORTH AND PREACHED EVERYWHERE. —— phugust 1945 , ETTA MARIE LESTER Grand Ledge, Michigan e Presbyterian ¢ Mission- ary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. ANNA V. LIECHTY Berne, Indiana e Mennonite e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader, assistant deputa- tion chairman of Africa Prayer Band, WMBI. FRANK W. LOEWEN Mountain Lake, Minnesota e Mennonite e Pastors Course. FLORENCE M. LONGACRE Elkhart, Indiana e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class corresponding secretary, pub- licity secretary of Missionary Union, Auditorium Choir, co-chairman of Recreation Club program committee. RAY McCOLLEY Mount Vernon, Washington e Baptist e Pastors Course ¢ Business manager of the Moody Stu- dent, chairman of men's student employment committee. ROBERT McCLAIN Jackson, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Pastors Course leader and recorder of Latin America Prayer Band. CLEVELAND McDONALD Avon, Ohio e Baptist ¢ Pastors (General Bible) Course e Vice-president and deputation secre- tary of Missionary Union, deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band. EUGENE DANIEL MANCINI Detroit, Michigan e Independent e General Course-Bible. RALPH B. MARKUSSEN Greenwich, New York e Independent e Pastors Course ¢ Moody Student staff, Recreation Club music committee. MARGARET J. MARSHALL lowa City, lowa e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Business manager of the ARCH, Student Assistant, reporter of Japan-Korea Prayer Band, secretary of Recreation Club, chairman of Women's Student Council, chairman of women's student employment committee. EVELYN MILLER Benton Harbor, Michigan @ Baptist e Christian Education Course e Floor prayer leader. VEVA MILLER Munith, Michigan e Baptist ¢ Christian Education Course ¢ Floor prayer leader. 48 JOHN MILLS New York City, New York ® Church of God in Christ ¢ Pastors Course. MARGARET E. MOFFETT Chicago, Illinois ¢ Presbyterian e Missionary (Bible) Course. WILLIAM H. MOON Des Moines, lowa e Baptist © Pastors Course e Class president, evening devotional committee, deputation chairman and recorder of India Prayer Band. HAZEL G. MYERS Hinckley, Minnesota e Presbyterian e Christian Education Course « Recording secretary of Mis- sionary Union, floor prayer leader, assistant deputation chairman of Island World Prayer Band. JAREL W. NAGEL Hamilton, Illinois e Presbyterian ¢ Pastors Course @ leader and deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band, assistant treasurer of Missionary Union, Moody Student staff, evening devotional com- mittee. ROGER D. NAGEL Hamilton, Illinois e Presbyterian e Pastors Course e Class treasurer, leader and deputation chairman of Europe Prayer Band, assistant treasurer of Missionary Union. MARGARET NELSON Jersey City, New Jersey e Evangelical Free e Christian Education Course e Class vice-president, Student Assistant, Faith Gospel Trio, Evening School Promotion. CHARLOTTE RUTH NITSCH Detroit, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible e Missionary Union building collector. LOREN PARKER Des Moines, lowa ¢ Independent e Pastors Course e Auditorium Choir, Victory Trio, class octet, Harvesters Quartet, deputation music group, All School Band, String Ensemble, WMBI. ELINOR PEARCE Oak Lawn, Illinois e Independent e General Course-Bible. LORENA PERRY ; Rockford, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Christian Education. : -RUTH PICKERING Hammond, Indiana e Independent e General Course-Bible- — rhuqgust (945 INEZ M. POTTER Centerburg, Ohio e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e Missionary Union building col- lector, Women's Student Council representative. HORTON PRESLEY LeRoy, Illinois e Independent e Pastors Course e Class octet. M. GENEVIEVE RAMSEY Marlette, Michigan e United Brethren e Jewish Missions Course e Floor prayer leader. nN? WELDON E. RASMUSSEN Dagmar, Montana e Baptist e Pastors Course Forensic Society, SHERMAN L. RAY Baltimore, Maryland e Brethren e Pastors Course e leader and deputation chairman of Home Prayer Band, pianist of Africa Prayer Band, evening devotional committee. MARGUERITE RICHTER Minneapolis, Minnesota e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Floor’ prayer leader, co- chairman of Recreation Club refreshment com- mittee. JAMES RILEY Rensselaer, Indiana e Independent e Pastors Course e leader and deputation chairman of China Prayer Band, class devotional committee, Varsity Basketball. LOIS ROBBINS Elgin, Illinois e Independent e Christian Education Course. MARTHA L. ROBBINS Port Norris, New Jersey e Baptist e Music Course (Piano) e Deputation music group, Missionary Union organist, class music committee. DONALD H. ROSE lake Orion, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course e Greek Club, men’s student employment committee. V. FERN ROSS Big Rapids, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible e Floor prayer leader. -j : FREDA ROYE Amarillo, Texas e Baptist e Christian Education- Music Course e Reporter and assistant deputation chairman of Home Prayer Band, secretary of Recreation Club, floor prayer leader, Auditorium Choir, Women's Student Council representative, ‘50 ee WMBI. 51 GLENN W, SAMUELSON Wilmette, Illinois e Independent e Pastors Course e leader, deputation chairman and recorder of Japan-Korea Prayer Band, president of Recrea- tion Club, Evening School Promotion, evening devotional committee, Recreation Club program committee. ODIE SANDERS Cairo, Illinois e Baptist e« General Course e Christian Education. JUNE SAVIDGE Sunbury, Pennsylvania e Independent e General Course-Bible e Floor prayer leader. EMILY F. SCHARFE Towson, Maryland e Baptist e General Course- Music e Victory Trio, Evening School Promotion, floor prayer leader. SHIRLEY SCHAVEY Traverse City, Michigan e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Class recording secretary, secretary-treasurer of Trophesian Nurses’ Fellow- ship, floor prayer leader, Women's Student Council representative, class devotional com- mittee. DAVID P. SCHROEDER Mountain Lake, Minnesota e Mennonite e General Course-Home Missions. LEO EDWARD SCHROEDER Sioux Falls, South Dakota e Mennonite e Pastors Course. LAWRENCE SCRIPTER Jackson, Michigan e Independent e Pastors Course e Deputation chairman of Home Prayer Band. MERRILL H. SEELY Jackson, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course e Deputation chairman and recorder of Europe Prayer Band, morning devotional committee. WANITA J. SHEAGLEY Cutler, Indiana e Presbyterian e Christian Educa- tion Course e Floor prayer leader. CLARENCE W. SHELTON Pontiac, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course e Recorder of Home Prayer Band. LOLA W. SHEPARD Ferryville, Wisconsin e Lutheran e General Course-Bible e Women's Student Council rep- resentative. —pbuqgust 1943 G. ADELAIDE SHERARD Minneapolis, Minnesota e Independent e Chris- tian Education Course. ELSIE SHIRK Sparta, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Music) Course e Floor prayer leader. IRIS SHIRK Sparta, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Christian Education. ELIZABETH SIEFER Brookville, Ohio e Brethren e Missionary (Bible) Course e Class paper typist. NELDA SIZEMORE Amarillo, Texas e Baptist e General Course- Christian Education e Auditorium Choir, ZELDA SIZEMORE Amarillo, Texas e Baptist e General Course- Christian Education e Auditorium Choir, Women's Student Co uncil representative. BESSIE A. SLOAD Hellam, Pennsylvania e Evangelical e Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. BETTY SMITH Minneapolis, Minnesota e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Reporter of Latin America Prayer Band, class social committee, class paper typist. CAMAL SOUD Jacksonville, Florida e Baptist e Pastors Course e Deputation chairman and recorder of India Prayer Band. PHILEMON P. SPRUNGER Chicago, Illinois e Independent e General Course- Bible. MRS. PHILEMON P. SPRUNGER . ’ Chicago, Illinois e Independent e General Course- Music. MAY M. STANLEY Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania e Baptist e Missio ‘9 (Bible) Course e Moody Student staff, hook prayer leader, publicity secretary of Missionary Union, er: 53 RICHARD BAXTER STANLEY Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania e Baptist e Pastors Course. PAUL E. SWEENEY Chicago, Illinois e Christian e General Course- Bible. : GEORGE SWEETING Haledon, New Jersey e Independent e Pastors Course e Art editor of the ARCH, class speaker, associate editor and cartoonist of the Moody Student, leader of Home Prayer Band. THELMA THOMMEN Bloomington, Illinois e United Brethren e Christian Education Course. ALFRED THORNTON Fort Worth, Texas e Baptist e General Course- Bible « Evening School Promotion. GWENDOLYN TOMLINSON Gladbrook, lowa e United Presbyterian e Mission- ary (Christian Education) Course e Assistant deputation chairman of India Prayer Band. MARIE TRIEBER Franksville, Wisconsin e Baptist e General Course- Christian Education e Reporter and assistant deputation chairman of Home Prayer Band, class social committee, floor prayer leader, WMBI. RUTH L. TUBBS Ithaca, New York e Baptist e Music Course (Organ-Piano). ROSEMARY E. TURNER Chicago, Illinois e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course. GERTRUDE VANDER HORST Kalamazoo, Michigan e Independent e Missionary (Bible) Course e Reporter of Island World Prayer Band, Recreation Club decoration committee, chairman of class information committee. IRENE VAN HAFTEN Pella, lowa e Reformed e Missionary (Bible) Coursee Class paper artist, floor prayer leader, class bulletin board committee. RICHARD VAN ORDER Allegan, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course e Class motto committee, floor prayer leader, student pastor. AND HOW SHALL THEY HEAR WITHOUT A PREACHER. —— August 1945 ALVINA R. VON BERGEN Alton, Illinois e Presbyterian e Jewish Missions Course-Missionary (Bible) Course e Floor prayer leader. WESLEY S. H. WANG liao-Ning, Manchuria, China e Independent e General Course-Bible e Secretary of the Chinese Evangelistic Association. DORTHA GLENDOLEN WARNER Grand Rapids, Michigan e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course e Assistant deputation chairman of India Prayer Band. RUTH J’NELL WARNER Grand Rapids, Michigan e Baptist: e Missionary (Music) Course e Auditorium Choir. EVA MAE WATKINS Sparta, Michigan e Baptist e General Course- Bible. FREIDA L. WEAVER Hamilton, Ohio e Baptist e Christian Education Course e Moody Student staff, floor prayer leader. GRANT H. WESSEL Saginaw, Michigan e Baptist e Pastors Course e Moody Student staff, leader, deputation chairman and recorder of Europe Prayer Band, Evening School Promotion, editor of class paper, Recrea- tion Club program committee. BEULAH I. WESTON Dundee, lowa e Baptist e Jewish Missions Course e Reporter and assistant deputation chairman of Hebrew Prayer Band, floor prayer leader, Mis- sionary Union building collector. s LOYD A. WICKSTROM Fillmore, Missouri e Baptist e Pastors Course e Chairman of Recreation Club music committee, leader and deputation chairman of Japan-Korea Prayer Band. LEVI H. WIENS Dallas, Oregon e Mennonite e Pastors Course e Editor of the Moody Student. THOMAS F. WILLSON me Maywood, Illinois e Independent e Pastors Course e ledder and recorder of Home Prayer Band, Greek Club adviser, class octet, Harvesters Quartet, WMBI. : JEAN WRIGHT Altoona, Pennsylvania e Presbyterian e General Course-Music e Women's Student Council ‘ ; representative. 54 ‘ 55 MARY J. YARNELL pees: Illinois e Baptist e General Course- Bible. DONNA YPMA Grand Rapids, Michigan e Independent e Music Course (Piano). DOROTHY ZALABAK San Jose, California @ Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Coursee Layout editor of the ARCH, reporter of India Prayer Band, floor prayer leader, Forensic Society, Recreation Club decoration committee, Evening School Promotion, String Ensemble. HARRY R. ZEMMER Port Huron, Michigan e Independent e Pastors Course e President of Recreation Club, leader of Africa Prayer Band, morning devotional com- mittee, men's student employment committee, student pastor, WMBI. CELESTE ZIMMERMAN Dallas, Texas e Baptist e Missionary (Bible) Course. George Sweeting Class Speaker Dolores Erichsen Class Musician Virginia Keesey Class Speaker Wikma Enright Class Poet ARISE GEHRIMNT Ee eer OsRe TonayY eLtinG one. LS GC OFMEER Gene treats his friend toa pop-sicle (1st Prize Winner) 56 Editor-in-Chief,” Squaw and Papoose! “Muggs” and Celeste “Batter up”! . Clarence models the latest thing in “stovepipe” hats! . John has personality plus . . an ice cream cone! Incognito?! Dick and “‘Lizzie”’ RON 8. Watch th’ “Boyd”! 9. ‘Dog-tired” 10. She's always been “Wright”! 11. “Kandy Kids” - 12. Homer getting ready for a ‘homer’! 13. Lois pauses to pose! 14. Perk-up, Perky! 15. Dolly does . . . some don't! 16. Rosemary and Donna WA 18. 19. 20. Ze Fibs 23. 24. 25, 26. “Sportsman” (Honorable Mention) The Jensens... Winsome Wiens Wins em! You “drive” us crazy ... we don’t have a license! “Double-Decker” aMISHISHlZ2Z) aresers A Southe’n gal This ‘Shirley’ is sweet! Roger is studying to show himself approved... Cute Couple! 27. Would you believe it's Herr’?! 28. PE. 30. 31. 32. 33. A “Shirk” who never shirks! Our friend from China “The spirft of '45 ' Friendly Freddie Marge the lamplighter .. . Millie braves the breeze! “Pals” (2nd Prize Winner) 57 SS EES Caled ee Lester and Grace Doris and Bob Lucille and Ray Covell and Marie Homer and Elizabeth Janice and Harold John and Elaine 15. Dorothy and Clair 58 Dorothy and Bill Charlotte and Ray Alta and Jim Loyd and Marjorie ‘Milburn and ‘'Teddy” Marijean and Vernon Virginia and Bill 59 | ie @ an ie | : Tere tL dl ppaul Perr) PL | oe : The Evening School of the Moody Bible Institute makes it possible for young and old, regardless of race or position, to use their evening hours in the profitable saiererereedga ge The library is also Stet idd 8 og study of the Word of God in thorough and systematic courses. s for the use of Evening School students. In the classrooms, the competent and con- om TING g 3 a M494 imag Ld a secrated Day School faculty provide an all-round and practical course of study. TT d Is 8 a8 4 | hug B i Correspoudeuce School Bringing to those who cannot attend the Resi- dence School the advantage of Bible study under the direction of great teachers, the Correspondence School outreach continues to grow. About twenty thousand active students have been enrolled this year, including over nine hundred classes. Among the students in this school are rich and poor, young and old, dark and light, babes in Christ, and those who have spent years in devoted service to Him. In a day of many Bibles and much preaching, there is very little knowledge of the Word of God, The Correspondence School seeks to increase this knowledge, that the purposes of God may be more perfectly accomplished in the lives of His people. : “Everything looks favorable for ih a wonderful time of Bible study “We feel that the course will mean much to the leadership of ee ged SUNS the church in the future. ye eo ERA SAD 60 Xn ) ‘ = ew First row: Jarel Nagel—Assistant Treasurer, Hazel Myers— ‘Secretary, Elisabeth Thorington — Vice- President, Cleveland McDonald — President. Second row: Charles Eagle—Deputation Secretary, Jean Ayrey — Assistant Secretary, Elsie Hubert — Publicity Secretary, Paul Bescancon— Prayer Band Secretary. India prayer band, another phase of Mission- ary Union, represents all those who can pray... Teepe ce 290 as oe eae LY ad POSADA E Executive Committee of Missionary Union. Falleinter Term) tl) c averse CRY C E = s le sionary Union G, CYpe “Many can give...’ eee “te é tha le ly Y YY Myrtle Rehnberg, a building collector of Mis- Y O O Ss “The Missionary Union was organized to stimulate missionary spirit among the students; to promote mis- sionary intercession; to maintain contact with former stu- dents in various places of the world; and to keep before the student body the task of world evangelization.” Ten organized Prayer Bands represent the ten major fields of the world; deputation work presents these fields to the churches of the Chicago area; Missionary Union offerings are distributed among sixty Mission Boards throughout the world. “. . . He said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” (Mark 16:15) ; (1944-'45) Yo - In Kano Nigeria, the parents of the two-weeks old baby girl stand be- side Erma Abuhl, a former student representing those who have obeyed His commission to go.. 4 offerings, Standing: Robert Banning—Prayer Band Secretary, represents many who have Robert Schnieder—Assistant Treasurer, Ray Prill- given... Spring-Fall Term : (1945) witz—Deputation Secretary. Sitting: Helen Bartels—Publicity Secretary, Stella Bills—Vice President, John Beekman—President, Ann Bonebrake—Secretary, Fern Connor—Assis- tant Secretary. | Executive Committee of Missionary Union. 0 the ends of the carth is ouraim...” 62 MISS ISOBEL MILLAR Adviser Pall. VWinte Dear Diary; —_____ September 1]— Fun reigned supreme to-night! We were “recepted” as first termers by the Recreation Club officers, then we were guests at a lively ‘SCHOOL DAZE” party .. . everyone loved it! September 16— We had a great time to-day at the outing sponsored by the “ Rec” Club! They took us to the Brookfield Zoo ...1 guess the monkeys thought we were pretty funny! September 25— Diary! You should have seen the display of ability to-night at the Recreation Club program “TALENT NIGHT ! October 9— Guess what ‘Rec’ Club had for us to-night! “STATE SUPPER.” | must confess it made me a little homesick being with all th’ gang from our home state (we even sang our state song!). The humorous and patriotic program “THESE UNITED STATES” proved to be a fine tonic for my case of nostalgia ...a good time was had by all! October 14— This was a very profitable Saturday! The ‘Rec’ Club took us out to the Museum of Science and Industry. October 30— SPOOOOOOOKS! We were entertained to-night as the Recreation Club displayed more ability as the versatile host during the Hallowe'en party. The “WITCHWATCH rode its broom to success! November 13— We were kept in “stitches” to-night! “MOODY'S MUSICAL MUSIC MEMBER'S MUSICALE,’,A student-body program in honor of Mr. Bittikofer who is taking a leave of absence from the Institute. November 23— “Hit 'em high! Hit 'em low! C'mon team—let’s go!’ And so, the Recreation Club sponsored the “TURKEY BOWL” game to-day. Our football heroes hit the gridiron:. . . the MBI all-stars and the August 1945 class. Final score showed the results of a hard fought battle ... 0-0! November 27— Recreation Club had an extra treat for us to-night . . . William L. Darden the well-known lecturer and explorer with his films on Alaska. And to think!—I had planned to study to-night! Stanley Wright Treasurer Ruth “ eague Secretary Dorothy. Sherman Vice-President, Glenn Samuelson President Dorothy Campbell Vice-President Freda Foge Secretary Charles Hayward Treasurer sx December 2— Say, diary . .. have you heard of the beautiful BAHAI TEMPLE? Well, the ‘‘Rec’’ Club took us out there this afternoon! It was certainly a sight worth seeing. December 11— To-night, we were entertained at the ALPHABET SUPPER. Those of us with the same last initials ate at the same table... it was fun getting acquainted! The ‘Rec’ Club let us have the WHOLE evening free to cram for exams! January 8— We laid aside our traditional dignity and helped “Rec’’ club sprout the first real social event of the new term! We were really ‘tmixed” up at the ‘“MASON-DIXON MIXER.” January 13 —, The skating party which ‘‘Rec’’ Club had planned for us in Lincoln Park was called off .... no ice! (Perhaps it saved many an un- conventional position. . . } January 22— The SALVATION ARMY Territorial Staff Band favored us with an excollent musical program. Recreation Club hit another high mark! February 12— The EUREKA JUBILEE SINGERS presented an inspiring program which we'll never forget! You should have heard them sing “The Great Judgement Mornin’.” February 26— Another “Rec” Club high spot! ‘‘HUMORESQUE” . . treat! Superb costuming! . March 12— Wheaton College opened its stately portals to the aspiring MBI teams! After that rousing pep meeting last Saturday afternoon in anticipation of SPORT NIGHT what else could we do but win? — Well, we were good losers! March 26— We attended the CAMPUS ELECTION to-night for the new Recreation Club officers. Eloquent speeches will undoubtedly be remembered as achievements supreme! Glenn Samuelson re- linquished his responsibilities to the new prexy Covell Hart. April 2— We were all prepared to terminate our final burst of energy at . a hilarious Rec Club's GRAND FUN-ALE, but you know Chicago! Plenty of showers but “no soap” (as far as the picnic was concerned). Oh well, | should be studying for finals, anyway! MR. JOHN IRONSIDE Arch Stats a, Francis A. Crown Sialy Francis A. Crown. ..... Editor-in-Chief es Burness Kampen.......Associate Editor Gladys Porter........Associate Editor Sh Dorothy Zalabak......Lay-out Editor Oo; � George Sweeting......Art Editor er fro - Margaret Marshall.....Business Manager i m this Mrs. Lester Place. .....Associate Business Manager 1S one: “yy shat copy: On ee g th “Kill Deyn Virginia Lee Jackson. . . Secretary rats plee P ! Doris Howard.........Associate Secretary e We'll have to cut off hie reena Ray Brubaker... . Publicity Manager IS Teet! Art Christmann........Associate Publicity Manager William Battishill. .. . . . Photographer Don't leave! You see, these are only a few expressions which go into Betty Bishop..........General Staff making a dead-line duri ng the production of the ARCH. The Staff ARIE LSS oaorore Galicatel See members have endeavored to give you a personality record of this Janet Holbrook........General Staff Wary. Wicldomemeenen Coneralisiatt past year at MBI. For some, the ARCH portrays your eventful entrance William Rhode........ General Staff as proteges with brain, brawn and enthusiasm! For others, the ARCH memorializes your graduation with its eventful myriad of pleasant memories and a few pangs of regret... line Bill Battishill Our Staff Photographer. Standing: Art Christmann, Ray Brubaker, Mavis Buikema, Mary Waldo, Janet Holbrook, Francis Crown, Dorothy Zalabak, George Sweeting. Sitting: Betty Bishop, Gladys Porter. PS eeae4 Gases fees keeee Gladys Porter, Margaret Marshall, Virginia Lee Jack- son, Doris Howard, Francis Crown, Art Christmann, Burness. Kampen, Mrs. Lester Place. ee 64 Printer Lessel and Editor Wiens check an issue “hot off the press! “Tonight | am using the MOODY STUDENT to intro- duce myself to an unknown friend... IP 59 he” BP The MOODY STUDENT has had the opportunity and responsibility of publishing over 40,000 papers in the past year. The staff of this bi-weekly organ is composed of students enrolled in the day school. Your MOODY STUDENT endeavors to faithfully represent the various student activ- ities to the servicemen, missionaries, ministers of the Word, former students and friends in all parts of the world. The Editors check aline... jg. =the Columnist “hands a line!” “We receive the MOODY STUDENT here at Base ‘F’ in New Guinea and five of us want to come to MBI after the war.” a Bill Battishill The Staff Photographer LeekWiens sour ences. Editor Madelyn Vander Sluis. . Associate Editor Lawrence Bridges...... Sports Editor William Battishill...... Photographer Ray McColley........ Business Manager Herb Bidgood........ Associate Business Manager June? Gillamajerrcts es. sste Secretary Normeilotz ci eersmens eters Typist Marian Roeper....... Circulation Manager Maxine Baxter........ Reporter Margaret Haggai.... .Reporter Darlene Robertson..... Reporter Ralph Markussen...... Columnist Frieda Weaver....... Columnist Jarel Nagel..... - + «Columnist Keni Esdaylorne j... s - Columnist “It has been a great pleasure to receive the paper up here in Alaska.” a It looks like they have a dead-line to meet! el cannot express the joy and blessing | have received = from reading about my school friends and the activi- ( ties of dear old MBI.” Yoo a - mY r gy” sre S55 ts rae Forensic Society e It is the office of high art to create music out of sound, poetry out of words, beauty out of color, and form out of matter.” With an eye to providing students with such oppor- tunities for practical experience in creative thinking and correct expression, FORENSIC SOCIETY pre- sents debates, round table discussions, town meetings, and other types of programs. Thus, the students are better qualified to meet the present day problems as they seek to better serve their Lord—with this thought uppermost ‘‘. . . That in all things He might have the preeminence.” MADELYN VANDER SLUIS President WILLIAM MYERS Vice-President EVELYN ANDERSON - A round table discussion. . . Secretary-Treasurer ! s Mission Field. The Women’s Student Council was recently organ- ized to foster an esprit de corps among the women students. It has been the function of this Council to plan, direct, and promote activities which will deepen the spiritual, enrich the social, and develop the physical lives of the women students in the dormi- tories. The work of this organization is carried on by Representatives from each floor who receive sug- : gestions concerning dormitory problems vital to the well-being of the individual students. j Women's Student Council — MARGARET MARSHALL Chairman WILLINE McKINNEY Secretary The ultimate purpose of the teaching of New Testa- ment Greek in the Moody Bible Institute may be found in Paul’s words to Timothy: Kripufou Tév Adyov. “Make a public proclamation of the Word with such formality, gravity, and authority as must be heeded.” (A fuller translation of Il Timothy 4:2) ... Kenneth S. Wuest TOM WILLSON Adviser + MARVIN HERRMANN President GLENN CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer DON ROSE . Adviser 66 ps i i § a ss 3 Sound your “A” “Bottle-baby-Brubaker” 5 114 — 6’ 1014 (1) “Zeke” Haggai, “Ugh Cilley, “Heap Big” Anderson, ‘Slim’ Rasmussen! Mary demonstrates her tech- nique as an equestrienne! Lois certainly isn't high-‘‘Hatt’! Is this what happens to Student Assistants??! Nicky wins more friends! UPalsia 68 Seay ‘ 3: “Madame Presley’ with her protege Mlle Wineland! The latest ‘‘combination” in evening attire! (3rd Prize Winner) “Fourth floor-900 ... at the beach for breakfast! Inside looking out? In spite of it all . . . Battishill is a “Good Humor man! lubadfaenptugub$$? “Dizzy” Stella has her arms full! Hmmmmm ... Lamb Stew! a i 2s ‘In th’ good ol’ summer time” Sa “So0000-solo-mio Do you see three Orr” “Nlunn’'? Freddie and Covell Millie makes another friend! Michiganders”’ from Jackson Ha-ha how he he-haws! Sweet Shop gang... Ex-Servicemen’s Fellow ship. Four ‘‘misses’’ make a shits! India Prayer Band officers (winter term). What could you mean? Bob and Marge agree that a boat is a bad place to have a ‘‘falling out’’! Soooo small—sooo tall! Millie D.—Millie B.— Millie G. Kitchen experts! George and Hilda. “Orchards ’ to a peach of a‘‘pear’’ (2nd Prize Win- ner) Been shopping? Dorothy stands by her colors! “Soup’s In’’ (the bucket .. . really!) Don't fall in, Lucille! “Tony gives Mr. Bro- man a catsup “‘shampoo”’ at the student employee party! a ee “Champs” J. Edmund... Jack says that it’s the bag ...’’ Not a drop! What would we do with- out them? Jean! Such a face!! “Fern”’ “ S no”’ fun! Nelda and Zelda at a tender young age! Scene 1: “‘A slight theo- logical controversy ... ’ Scene 2: ‘The winner!”’ Have a pleasant ‘‘trip! ’ Here are some more rea- sons why we had a good time at the student em- ployee party! All ‘‘Wright ’ O-‘‘Kay”’ A friend of the family? Huston Row family. Shirley salutes! Mr. Loveless ... our friend! Two little birds in a “nest’’! (1st Prize Win- ner) = 1 2 a3 4, 5 6. ie 8 9 19) 1 2 3 aera aang! On offre a l’Institut un cours spécial de francais pour les éléves missionnaires qui en auront besoin dans le travail auquel ils se destinent. Ceux qui dirigent l’oeuvre mis- sionnaire d’Afrique exigent que les éléves entreprennent une courte étude du frangais. Pendant le temps limité qu’on peut y con- sacrer a l'Institut, on commence 4 com- prendre, a parler, a lire, et a écrire cette belle langue. The Christian Club in session. Marie “parks” in the Park Fellowship ! The student employee party was a success... here’s why! ; Helen's. recital demon- strated her ability as an accomplished musician. Why, Freda Flodella— “water'’ you doing? Jerry is in the Army now! Eunice exhibits her China “wear.” Bob is showing Harvey how not to work! She won his ‘Hart’! Bored so soon? Shirley and Dorothy. “Willits” all Iscould find! Janice sings at her Senior recital. “Come 'n get it!” Education 72 “Con gente de... otra lengua se hablara a este pueblo.” (Isa. 28:11) _En:el Nuevo Mundo hay 18 naciones de habla espanola. El embajador de Cristo debe pre- pararse para que en estas naciones repre- sente dignamente al Senor a quien sirve, hablando a cada cual en su propio idioma el gran mensaje que se le entregara. =TING — W. =.) Z ees a ‘ =. . 1 E —_— _— SS == = - — : . y OSS . = oe g Jie : THA HEGEL were y zs e, yr =DRS = RANT A CX SSS “SERN Nd Nyy se ' ' Z ———— ANU UATE ATO. i eee I RTI Si RTS : ts PF 8 Z| h RN = : | : st ‘| Se aaa NON TNA AN QATAR : eat apne TAN Nie | = aa RENN ANE Wi a luni. AN ISSO is QOS S UUW KT ihe ee x R NANI so if wiv ere 0 vi 4 oo = 2 we ram mag eww hy ee a SS 2 hy VRS. : =S—— : as aes 1 2 eS i 3 ‘ et = ee ee Eee ehh cea Awa tee = oe ) Th A a an : ws NS cos Be : = OS et ie eo OT GE a SS _ LAN: YY wwe WANN bere Re Ae SN SON Now ye SHO, MIR Bible Classes Boys’ Clubs Child Evangelism Children’s Meetings Choirs Convalescent Homes Factory Meetings Foreign Work Girls’ Clubs Hospitals Institutions Jails Junior Churches Missions Old People’s Homes Open Air Work Pulpit Supplies Radio Work Special Assignments Special Case Work Student Pastorates Sunday Schools Teacher Training Classes Victory Service Center Visitation Work Week Day Church School Young People’s Work MR. JAMES F. HARRISON MISS HELEN C. RENTSCHLER Director Assistant Director oy Wa yg Em 2 iff, Z— “|. he that winneth souls is Wy 5 Z 7, j ‘ wise.’ ‘‘ He that goeth forth ily lis Cae SSS ie .. Hehath put a new song. and weepeth, bearing preci- Tf ; in my mouth, even praise ous seed, shall doubtless come P unto our God: many shall see: again with rejoicing, bring- fy it, and fear, and shall trust ing his sheaves with him.” oe in the LORD.” z 5 Y LS MF y 1. “The King's Men’ —A gospel group. 7. This Child Evangelism Class, raught by Lucy Orr, represents I 2. An Evening School Promotion group. the work being done among boys and girls to win them, | 3. Bill illustrates his message with chalk. for the Lord. fh 4. Eugene with some of his boys from the mission. f 5. Colored Pick-up. for the Neighborhood Sunday School. 8. The gospel in song and testimony on one of Chicago's ) 6. One of the “old faithful” buses leaves with a group . 74. busy street corners... : The following are representative of the positions filled by students of the day school: Art Doormen Bookkeeper Electrician Cashier Elevator operator Check room Factory Child nurse Janitor Comptometer operator Laboratory technician Factory Machinist Office Office Receptionist Packing and stock Sales Restaurant Stock and packing Shipping Switch board Taxi driver Trained nurse Watchmen Christian work Window washer Etc. ‘ : S E — ee MISS JULIA F. CARMICHAEL ‘Ye are the salt of the Assistant Director CAV LID LE Ore the light of the world...’ “‘... Whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory. of God.” “Man goeth forth unto his MR. NORVIN N. JULIAN work and to his labor, until Director the evening.” ‘ ‘. . . Whatso- ever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” Don seems to be engaged in a serious conversation with Mr. Berglund about a dining room problem. | ae a The girls in the Stenographic Pool have to keep up is on their correspondence! :d any “information” 2 Just ask Marie = Louis is packing a box of literature to be sent from the shipping room. ‘ These girls in the mailing room stuff envelopes with “Hu literature to be sent to various parts of the world. Se ee ny eT aa oni The “information” men find dif task of “informing.” Jim takes care of the “heavies'” | Z a }snother day’s work is finished and the elevator [im yperators are kept busy delivering the employees to Hoeir ‘‘first floor” destination! The “tailor’’ makes those creases sharp and straight! Stack those Vrteriny aime 75 ¢ It was in 1886 that Dwight L. Moody was used of God to found the Day School of the Moody Bible Institute. Since that time, under the leadership of various men of God, it has been a stronghold of Bible truth. e In order to commemorate our founder, conferences are held which bring many widely-known speakers to the Institute. This year’s Founder's Week Conference featured the combined testimonies of Lt.-Gen. Sir William and Lady Dobbie as well as messages by Irwin A. Moon, Dr. Harry Rimmer, Dr. William L. Pettingill, Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, and many other | renowned speakers. GEN. SIR WILLIAM DOBBIE J. HARRY JOHNSON song leader LADY DOBBIE BANG WADA si ee 2 Fite ES aE Conference onlookers witness the unveiling of the recent- ly inscribed name .. . “Crowell Hall.” a Chaplain Harold Martin, R.C.A.F. (extreme right) and - Chaplain Harry O. Anderson, U.S.A. (second from right) find time between sessions to chat with other conference visitors. Dr. Houghton is engaged in a Founder's Week “Con- ference’ with two distinguished guests. WMEI-WOLM 1110 Kilocycles 47.5 Megacycles (Standard Broadcast) (Frequency Modulation) WENDELL P. LOVELESS Director ROBERT PARSONS Assistant Director e ‘‘So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall ag accomplish that which | please, and if shall prosper in the thing whereto | sent it. e ‘'O sing unto the Lord a new song: sing unto the Lord, all the earth. Sing unto the Lord, bless his name; shew forth his salvation from day to day. e WMBI and WDLM, ‘the radio voices of the Moody Bible Institute,’’ have reached into the homes and hearts of many thou- sands of listeners. The personnel is composed of a competent staff of workers under the able direction of Wendell P. Loveless and his assistant, Robert Parsons. e Many students who are gifted and trained as vocalists, instru- mentalists, speakers, continuity writers, and in various other capaci- ties assist in the daily presentation of gospel programs. ... Dedteated wholly to the reruice of our Lord and Sauiour Jesus Christ” 77 si ROLAND D. BECKER NEAL D, CURTIS 0. FRANKLIN DWYER Richmond, Virginia Stanley, New York Cleveland, Ohio ARTHUR N. ERLING FRANCIS E. HAND RAYMOND E. HUBACHER Cicero, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Sterling, Ohio GORDON C. JENSEN CHARLES E, KAUTZ EDWIN MARTIN Roxbury, Massachusetts Bensenville, Illinois Evansville, Indiana “Render therefore to all their dues . . . honour to whom honour.’” Romans 13:7. Deeds of heroism always command our admiration. That which par- ticularly merits recognition is the motive prompting the deeds. Chief among the motives actuating those who have gone forth in the service of their country are; first, defense of the right; second, sympathy for the oppressed; third, loyalty and obedience to God in response to their country’s call to its defense. All of these motives are to be recognized as of high order, commanding our respect. We believe that those of our number who have made the ‘‘supreme sacrifice’ felt called to go forth to defend the cause of righteousness, to help liberate the oppressed, and to render obedience to God in patriotic loyalty to their country’s call. We salute them in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ Who gave Him- self to save the lost. We believe that though now dead their. personal identity abides; and, though separated from their bodies, their indestructi- ble personalities live on. ' Earthly life is but one stage. of God’s progressive life plan. Those who have fallen on the battle fields live on. We should not think of their lives as incomplete. We, the living, are active. Those who have crossed over, we are pleased to believe, continue their activities under God’s direction. We say “‘Adieuw’’ to our comrades who have fallen with the assurance Sale prea Beis te prey erage ih 4 Biden Meee that we shall greet them again on the other shore on the eternal morning. pier Sel oad art pbb ME Se 4 Our confidence is not based upon the fact that they have shed their blood, = : h but because of their living union with the Lord Jesus Christ Who shed His blood for their salvation. These gold star former students are still in the loving care of the blessed Saviour. VIRGIL MATTOX, JR. LAWRENCE E, PETERSON C. HADDON STEPHENSON Odell, Illinois : Chicago, Illinois Milwaukee, Wisconsin ... P. B. 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WEBER, VIRGINIA WEEKS, O'ROY WERHO, RANGHILD WHITE, HAROLD WHITENACK, HAROLD WHITMER, RICHARD WIDLICKA, DAN WILHELM, CLAYTON WILL, CHARLES WILLY, ALFRED WILLY, HENRY WILSON, PAUL WOLFE, RAYMOND WOODWARD, CHARLES WORLING, HARRY ZINKE, GILBERT Zinn, HILDA ZINZ, GEORGE Where Youll Pind Ve Page Titles Pasenrriok ces ieee cere eie sl oetlerreenye 1 Dedication and Memoriam...........+.++.. Pd) Pyetaeee oe ick ane viepos-te el okeueierevarereoheler hers 4 OIG Ah cobesendecdclomoddodocu 00 560000 by OnrEounter «ciicd ous aue sieus cia erat slaast eles fe jeretoyerere 6 Admunistratronsce osecics cee ce ae cemrettenetenetote 7 [ren Siiiuth: Repo mec eck nro somo Docu oT 8 Tristees oie 5.44 otters tie bine ei sho eM ayete eieheesiosl ese 9 Business: Division sates celles ctelotorisisic 10 SECTION I IN THE WORLD OF STUDY 11-60 Brom Our Deankece nee. er teciictslotelevereiere 12 Educational Administration..............- 13 Faculty 505.5. 0sccs ecco scsescnecssenes 14,15 Special Instructors. ..........0eeeeeeeeees 16 Waves) Unstitite Wamiilies rei strc el- cre erste olen tates 17 y Dovembont Class eee aero eee 18-25 December Glass Informals ................ 26,27 INTHUOHES caonsAcsanbocdoobocdocHpsaiaS 28-36 April Class Informals .............+2++00- 37,38 (Ansust Glassy tier factouye a for cisisereretoials ereleters 39-55 August Class Informals..............-+4-- 56, 57 Gouples! Only ane eee aes 58 Evening School. o..:00). seleses)+ «erste fe iene 59 Correspondence School ..........+.++++e0: 60 SECTION II IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY 61-72 SECTION Ill IN THE WORLD OF SERVICE 73-80 Missionary Union .............0..-000000. 62 Recreation Clabié i420 «sateen 5.8 sues oss. cre 63 Arch Staff bbe. idle eck, UMacitscae Brats roueehnc (obs yeleeor sustieels 64 Moody Student Staff ....................- 65 Women’s Student Council...............06% 66 Forensic: Societyic. om sac sie crisis) sie� siecle ets 66 Greek (Clabic3. 5 sopnc note «cus oeistnse meine 66 Sports src. ' steun s estes ae lesa sceneas Gusvers ouster eebtiore 67 Life tothe aes poe De tees eee eee 68-72 Practical Christian Work...........+..+.-. 74 Employment 2220: ossgee oes oie tehe seeereieiet aisle (6) Founder's, Weeki)... Sade cons ie + steele 76 WMBI=- WDLM 0a. eiees cleee tae ie teres 7 Gold Star Memorial..................202- 78 On the Land...- On the Sea...- In the Air...- .. 79 Thank: Youth ced on eer .. 80 80 Mrs, Sonn ‘ e y- Sse). fenlme: oe | ae - Ord - Pleas you _. te “hank You FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Grace Darling Dr. John H. Cable Dr. Warren Filken TECHNICAL ADVISER Mr. William M. Lessel CONTRIBUTORS Mr. Robert L. Constable Mr. Harold R. Cook Dr: William Culbertson Mr. Russell T. Hitt Dr. Will H. Houghton Mr. Wendell P. Loveless Miss Helen I. Needham Mr. William Norton Mr. Kenneth S. Wuest Dr. P. B. Fitzwater PHOTO CONTEST JUDGES Mr. Russell T. Hitt Mr. Frank E. Warren Miss Dorothy Noonan Miss Kathryn Wilcox TYPESETTER Morisen-Chicago LITHOGRAPHER H. Jd. Schulz COVER MANUFACTURER H. O. Berger BOOKBINDER Broch Rankin PHOTOGRAPHER Marshall Studios SUBSCRIBERS ; Thirteen hundred students and friends . . . and to the many fellow students who have contributed to make the 1945 ARCH a success. 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