Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

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Sewage Q .Takeda UQ! lmost as much a trade-mark at Moody Bible Institute as the Arch is the tall spare figure of Professor George S. Schuler, senior member of the music faculty. He is idcntihed by his silver-gray thatch of hair, but students also know him for his delight in encouraging and inspiring them to greater achievement in music. Those he doesn't get as music scholars, he contacts in General Chorus. Professor Schuler's interest in helping students in any way he can has endeared him to M,l the hearts of all. The twinkle in his eyes betrays a love for teasing and a real enjoyment of life. An avid tennis fan, the summer noon hours find him on the tennis court as regularly as the sun shines. Though he is almost an integral part of Insti- tute life, he also belongs to the world through his music, both secular and sacred. A Christian gen- tleman, Mr. Schuler is a rare testimony to the youthfulness that the Christian life can impart to one who lets the joy of the Lord reign in his heart. Q Q 9 4 Jn JM , x 1 THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESU5 IWW? lj wnu. aon BRING- -'NXW WITH HlM...1russs.4:n4s ff T l 7' 7fjf'Iy'ix' i .lf ff Y Remember me? My name's A f- Houghton! -and the joyous ap- f f As? ia X JV A AF? A ,J V, K I 'f I 77 'f' plause that followed was token that we did remember-that we were glad he was back. It was one of his last appearances at the chapel service, before he went to be with the Lord, june 14, 1947. Dr. Houghton's very appearance commanded TCSIJCCI and in- spired conlidence. There was dignity and quiet reserve in his walk among men. There was humility and simplicity in his walk with God. This was the man who felt the job of leadership at Moody Bible Institute too great a task for him and turned it over to the One who called him to that work. MBI will long benefit from the service rendered by Dr. Houghton, because his dependence rested in the Lord whom he loved and served. He lived the music that he left to us: In all my days be glorified, Lord Jesus, In all my ways guide me with Thine own eyeg just when and as Thou wilt, use me, Lord Jesus, And then for me 'tis Christ, to live or diel' Dr. Will H. Houghton L r if F-4:-1--' - vel' . .- H- -1-' 'f ,141 by.. ,',ys? ,5,Q'.5?:F,pgl.' V-5:5 f 4'1 l 571 -::gt5- . H f .4 - 5- -14121 rf y 'iff-5 L.. 1+ - . .fu - Q l -, . gl 2251 2 .V ' '14 'W-1.9 'I ir:-i., s that it is a voyage. One of the most graphic metaphors of the Christian life i VVe, at the time we come to know the Lord jesus Christ as personal Saviour, set sail lrom the land-locked harbor of worldly living toward the glorious port called ' ' ' ' ' l il there are days when it seems heaven. The sailing is not always smooth. Inc ect, ' ' - -rturned or dashed against the hidden reefs as though our frail bark will be ove along the shore or wi ' T r ' - ' tem est. john Ncwton's ll lounder beeausc ol the battering p lines would reassure us: Begorne unbelief. My Savzour ts near, And for my relief will surely appear. By prayer let me wrestle, and He will perform, With Christ in the vessel, I smile at the sto-rm. Other days are clear and the sailing is easy. But the nights, are always long and the landmarks-difficult for most ol us to see even in the day-are almost obliter- ' ' ' e ' 'i -d ol sale arrival. ated. However, with Christ in the vessel, we tue assure Whether the wrath of the storm-tossed sea., Or demons, or meh, or whatever it be, Y y . 1. N water can swallow the sltzp where tes 0 The Master of ocean and earth and skies. In many ways these days at the Moody Bible Institute have seen your vessel ' ' l' '- been used ol the Lord in various in dry dock. Of course, not lully so, you uve ' d have been for the strengthening of the ship- streams oi ministry. But the ays A ' ' -' l -, blessedness ol knowing God in with the Word of God, the reality of prayer, tic ' E Christian lellowship, the rigor of Christian deeper and fuller ways, the Joy o discipline. Now ohce again you face the ocean of God's will for your ministry. You go forth with our prayers, our hopes, our aspirations. May it be given to us all to have that abundant entrance into the harbor ol eternity-keeping true to God and man our record over yonder. ' Dr. Culbertson l Wee Hemjf C. Crowell Executive Vice President and General Manager at Ernest C. Cbriftiansen Harold E. Stockburger Vice President in Charge of Investments Vice President and Treasurer Robert L. Constable Vice .President and Administrator oi Development A A A A A A 9' ghahanan 3 Q - Iii 1 I 'Ju -51 . 1+ Frank F, Taylor Chicago, Illinois H. Earl Eaoey Chicago 111111015 Chicago Illinois Xenia, Ohio -' ' C 'WN Yemaduy -1+ A , in .I ' '. Robert E. Nicholaf Oak Park, Illinois -3 f ,two lie. F , xv? William Artbur Holt Ocorrro, Wisconsin Maxqjf Jarman Samuel H Martin William Norton NASHVILLE 'hzumzssss Chicago Illinois ChiCf190. Illinois A X N RFQ n .Ai ' N N 'AY 1 ' A Q j A 1 sg. A ' ' 9' Q ff' C. Daoix. Weyerbaeufe Tacoma, Washington 4 A Earl M. Anilerxon DIRECTOR LEGAL DEPARTMENT Lerq E. folonfon CONTROLLER Irwin A. Moon DIRECTOR Moom' INSTITUTE or SCIENCE N ,'- xii in William E. C. Peterxen DIRECTOR STEWARDSHIP DEPARTMENT A IT. ' Rf, ln - I il A I -1' .ut Q. -wg . 1:g . T . AT' ' Y,.,Lfj1v-. , . Axgjg-1' I ii: I.. ', - . ' . . I . ' V '.-EIL' - Ernest D. Cbrirtie DIRECTOR Moonv MONTHLY -u Lowell L. Kline DIRECTOR ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT 1- . EL., 'T Philip R. Newell DIRECTOR CORRESPONDENCE Scnoor. QD vi john H. Raymond DIRECTOR PROMOTION DEPARTMENT A mm! gummy Edward A. Cording DIREcToR Moon? PREss ,.- . x . 1, ,R , 5 f . Q. Q 'I - L Henry Kraakeoik DIRECTOR EXTENSION DEPARTMENT William Norton MANAGER COLPORTAGE DIVISION Carl f. Schumacher ,, I 34. k uf ,, .Li-if Fred M Elzfy DIRECTOR HOUSEHOLD AND PURCHASING DEPARTMENTS William M. Leyxel DIRECTOR SERVICE DEPARTMENT Robert H. Parxons DIRECTOR RADIO PROGRAM DEPARTMENT gf? Leonard A. U nkefer MANAGER OPERATING DIVISION MANAGER PEEEQNNEL DIVISION AA A A A Ruby Ann jackson REGISTRAR AND Szcmrrnnv or FACULTY Gladyx Mary Talbot Assxsrmrr Rzaxsrmx .ra -w- ::.1,:l. .3 v -fb film - ,N V -- 1, I f 1? LLL' Wan , 1 rf' ' ik 1 , Alice' M. E-uemrd ASSISTANT 'ro Rscrsrnm QQ FACI and S 0lHS . 3 Qmmiif ming may uunirifmov iiibw SEQ ruin 'PSALM 5715 L A gfddd 0 Qecemlee 1 47 louise Hull C.'lr1.v.t M11.viria11 Mnrguret Jenks Clr1.r.s Poe! Under the motto I-lc goeth before the class of December 1947, rushed through the course of their last term in school in a llurry of study, social ac- tivities and fellowship with one another and with the Lord. Among the IICVCI'-l0-llC-l'0I'gOllCl1 activi- ties of the last term, was the Senior Retreat at Green Lake, the -Iunior-Senior Reception, and Graduation day. These remain uppermost in the minds of those who stand on the threshold of serv- ice for Him. A deeper and more abiding fellowship with one 1lll0llll'l' came through the good times Eugene Couture Rosv Thomas Pffffflfflf Vice Pretidfnt Fay Trueblood Reconling Secretary Lola MtKeemun nrresponrling Secretary William Bunkester Tremnzrer experienced on the Senior Retreat. A step forward was made in tl1e Christian experience of each class member as he listened to messages from His won- derful Word, and testimonies of fellow classmates given during the Sunday of Retreat weekend. All too soon, Commencement day arrived. But to every class member, it was good to know that it was not an end, but El true Commencement in serv- ice for the Lord Jesus, VVho, when he putteth forth his own sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep follow him: for they know his voicef' 4 A 4 4 4 A A ,N December 1947 Verta Marie Bloomer IOWA - Christian Ed. - Chairman, Motto Committee -Chairman, De- votional Commit- tee 'RU' .af Ruth Caldwell ILI.INoIs - Mi.I- sionary-Re ort p - er, Europe Prayer Band-Asst.Def1. , Chairman., Eu- rope-Floor Col- lector, Miss'y4 Union-Co-chain man, jr.-Sr. Rc- ception Marion Chambers NEW JERsEY- Missionary Bible -Class Miss'y Union Committee -Asst. Dep. lead- er, China-Stw Berniece Coulter OHIO - jewish Missions - 123- porter, Hebrew- Student Council - Decoration Committeeforjn- Sr. Reception Eugene Couture WISCONSIN-MiJ- sionary - Christian Ed.-Music-Class President - Aud. Choir dent Council Katherine Cooper MICHIGAN sionary, Ed. -Asst. Miss'y Union Reporter, Ind -Student cil 1 Class semble-Auditon ium Choir Evelyn Cordes ILLINOIS - Chris- tian Ed.-Music- Arch Staf-Vice Pres., Christian Ed. Club-Class Jennie Allen ' oxLAHoMA-Mis- sionary - Christian Ed.-Asst. Dep. Chairman, India -Reporter, India Prayer Band A William Bankester LOUISIANA-Gem e r a l B i b l e - Chr. Constitution Cam. - Cla ss Treasurer A Ruth Biery IOWA - General Bible A Ensemble Arloine Deak INDIANA - Gen- eral M usic-Class Publicity Chair- rn a n - Moody Chorale - Class Ensemble - File Committee of Christian Ed. Club A A Y r ' A C. NORMAN BARTLETT GLEN C. Arxms A LaVerne Decker ILLINOIS - Cen- eral Bible Richard Dunbar NEW YORK-GBR! eral Bible - Chr. Class Re- freshment Com. - Chr. Social Com. Christian Ed. Club-Class Social Comm. Andrew Edinger PENNSYLVANIA - General Christian Ed.-Class Dec-' oration Com. -- December 'I947 Goodman A LIP ORNIA- Bible - Chr. Africa Band - June Goodman CIALIFORNIA - General Bible - Bulletin Board Comm., April '48 Class Leone Fletcher MICHIGAN - M is- sionary Bible - Floor Collector Miss'y Union- Clas: Picture Committee Henry Euler - Gen- eral Bible--Sr. Report Hr. Chr. Vernus Erb MICHIGAN- A Gen- eral Bible-Cam- T LEBARON Bsmzsz WILMA E. BENKER era Club Secre- tary Helen Gorges w I s c o N s I N - Christian Educa- tion-Class Con- stitution -- Class Publicity Comm. Helen Hall FLORIDA - Gen- eral Bible-Class Enremble-Class Music Chrmn.- Rec. Club Social Comm. Dorothy Harpel INDIANA - Gen- eral - Christian Education-Stw dent Council Q A 4 December 1947 Eleanor llixson M I C H I G A N- Ceneral Bible - Moody Chorale- Class Ensemble Louise llull WASHINGTON -- Music - Miss'y Union Dep. Work Moody Chorale Arch Stag - Class Musician Elsie l-lart M 0 N 1' A N A - Christian Ed. - Music - Moody Chorale - Class Devotional Com- mittee-Class En- semble - Miss'y Union Dep. Work QQ Margaret Jenks omo - General Bible - Student Courlziil - Class Poet Howard Johnson Non'rH DAKOTA- A General Bible Ldr. India Prayer' Band - Glassl Speaker Q! Altene Kirk atrick P ILLINOIS - Gen- eral Music - Moody Chorale- Class Ensemble ., rrrrr 1 Dorothy Kyrk 'ILLINOIS - Chris tian Ed.-Coresp. Sec., Nor. Amer ica Prayer Band Mary Heusinkveld IOWA - Music- De p. W o r k - Moody Chorale Elaine Hiller NEW jmzszv - Missionary Bible -Miss'y Union Corresp. Sec.- Reporter Moslem World - Class Speaker -- Stu- dent Council Evelyn Joslin Auyz-ONA - Chris- tian Erl.-Illusiee Leona lent INDIANA - Mis- sionary Bible - Student Council Sec.-Aud. Choir - Class Infor. Comm. Chrrnn. Rec. Club Music Chairman Y- Pil- ots' Quartet -- MondjrCho1'ale--- Prog. Chrm., fr.- Sr. Reception Y Class Ensemlzle WILFRED L. BURTON A. FRANKLIN BROMAN Lola McKeeman Mary lou Meeker rowrx-Christian IOWA - General Ed. - Class Cor- Home Missions- resp. Sec.-Class Student Council Decoration Com. Chr.-Class Bul- letin Board Com. Ann Meriam M I C H I G A N - Christian Ed.- M usi c-V. Pres. Christian Ed. Club-Photo Ed- itor Arch-Assoc. Editor of Arch- Moody Chorale December 1947 Wilma Morgan Belly Neibich MARYLAND-MiJ- sionary Bible - Vice Pres. Miss'y Union-Reporter for China Prayer Band - Violin Ensemble Ernestine Nichols NEW YORK - Christian Ed. - Music - Moody Chorale Arlene Miller ,INoIs - Gen- l Bible ILLINOIS - Chris- tian Education- Mo o dy Student Sec.-Sr. Report Hr. Com.-Class Bulletin Board Com. Milton Miles MICHIGAN - Mu- sic-Miss'y Union D e p. W o 1 k - B a n d - Decor- ation Comm. af fr.-Sr. Reception . r-N IoHN H. CABLE Lucv CAMPBELL Special Instructor lla Nieman :own - jewish Missions - Sec.- Treas. Christian Nurses Fellowship Julia Odenheimer PENNSYLVANIA - Music-Class En- semble Marie Palmer OHIO - Christian Education - Sr. Report Hr. Com- rnittee-ClassDe- votions Comm. 20 Q December 1947 Franklin kindle Florence Shirk Beatrice Smith Doris Squires MICHIGAN-Gen- MINNESOTA ,- MICHIGAN-few' MICHIGANlMlS- em! Bible-Mi-my Missionary Bible ish Mis sions - yionary Bible Union Bldg. Col- lector and Mu- seum Com. Waunitto Runey INDIANA - Mis- sionary Bible- Class Devotional Comm. - Class Decoration Com. Elihu Roberts GEORGIA - Ge eral Home sions-Chr. Pic- ture Com. n- Lucybelle Sanford ILLINOIS '- eral- Bible l Sidney pm,-,en Violet Peterson Olive Phillips IOWA - Gene,-al ILLINOIS - Gen- ILLINOIS - Gen- Home Misgons.. e ral M u s i c - eral Bible Aud' Choi, Moody Chorale- String Ensemble -fubilate Trio- Dir. Class En- semble - Dep. Work Moody Chorale H e b r e w Dep Group- Decora- tion Com. Betty Shattuck MICHIGAN-Gem eral Christian Education-Class Ensemble HAROLD R. Coon JS. MAXWELL Comma Rose Thomas M I N N E s o 'I A - Missionary Bible -- Class V. Pres. -Dep. Sec. Chi- na -- S t u d e n t Council f Evelyn Triebe Fay Trueblood ILLINOIS -' G611- MISSOURI 1 GCT!- eral Bible eral Music--Re- December 1947 cording Sec. of W Class-Devotiom al Com. of Club Rec. Winifred Vercoe Dorothy Wade mittee ILLINOIS - Gen eral Christian Ed- ucatzon -0 4? MICHIGAN - Mis- sionary Bible - Devotions Co m - I , ' 'H-wa-l ,I V, , .I ' Winona Westover MICHIGAN - Mis- sionary Bible - Student Council I Bob Wilson IOWA - Pastofs Course - Pub. and Dep. Chrm., and L'dr. japan- Korea P r a y e r B a rl-a' - Social Comm. Aug. '4-7 -Infor. Comm., Class - Social Comm. Chr. Ed. Club H. COLEMAN Cnowrzu. WILLIAM CULBERTSON ANGELYN G. DANTUMA GRACE DARI-ING ew! December 1947 .ff . Q 5 , 1 Wouldnt you Izke lo know? Any blixlerx, Marie? 'I n-X, ,,l f I Miss Needham, sponxor. We P7955 011 Stacked up. Poor Elaine I I gf? ,1 - q 157 i Z' A is jf E, fl Z X L. ,- 'U r u - ,, Y'-' Q Helen cr1n't take it. Bolfx baby. . December 1947 2 ' 1 1 There were more. One thorn, 011611-' I 1 ll 1 I - b-'- Don'l lip the bonl. Who wants out? Green lake. What fl xfml. Mutt and jeg. A A A A A Mis: julia Odenheimer. I December 1947 1-X Mr. Milton Milex. fx H ft 131 Miss Louixe Hull. o 50fcXi Ji 8 Helen Flssel Class Musician Eugene Clark Class Poet Roger R. Clapp James C. Churnley President Vice-President Beniamin T. Myers The spirit of enthusiasm, hope, and an- ticipation of class activities evidenced in our initial meeting. Jan. 28, 1947, has continued throughout the four terms of organization. On the basis of the reality that I-Iitherto hath the Lord helped us, we plunged into the increasing respon- sibilities of the second term. Experience taught us that the secret of success for our class lay in unity, love, and depend- ance upon the Lord to do in and through us what we were unable to do. Dormitory prayer grou ps, class devotionals, and social Treasurer Bethel Straub . Recording Secretary Edith E. Lendrar Correspnndirzg Secretary activities with motion pictures of these latter occasions, served to accomplish this aim. With our Junior term. our class motto. taken from Isaiah 6123, That He Might Be Clorifiedf' became our prayer. The Junior-Senior Reception proved to the heart of every Junior that Cod was glori- fied amid magnolias and 'neath the south- ern moonf' As a result of the Retreat at Pokagon State Park, Indiana, Praise God From Hfhom All Blessings Flow has be- come the spontaneous expression of our hearts. Aprll 1948 Edna Bartholomew O H I O -- Bible Course Fem K. Adams -ILLINOIS - Gen- eral Bible Course - Class Devo- tional Com. Miriam 0. Bassett M r N N E s o'rA Mi.r.r'j' Bible Course - Asst. Coresp. Chr. and Reporter, Iapane Korea P r a y e Band Jack Bench PENNSYLVANIA General Bibl Course -- Pres Camera Club Mrs. Lellu Bowers Oru June Brlxey NEW YORK--GEn- OKLA HOMA -- eral Bible Course Mi,r.r'y B i b l e .1 Blythu A. Beck MINNESOTA - Miss'y Course- Christian Ed. Club Com. Chr. - Class Defam- Alice E. Aruki HAWAII-General Christian Ed. Course - Arch Staf - Class Speaker tion Com. June L Barbour Mrssounr - Gen- eral Bible Course - Christian Ed. Club Exec. Com. -Sr. Report Hr. Com. - Sr. Wo- men's Devotions Com. , 4 , Course Robert M. Bowden MICHIGAN - Mis- s'3' Pastor Course -Class Pin Sales- 1r1anfCla.r.r Pub- licity Chr. lorralne Burkhulter INDIANA - Chris- tian Erl. Course -Sr. Class Girl? Ensemble-Class Publicity Com. FHANK EARNEST H. ADELLA DUNLAP Eugene Clark l-055 Bvsenbvrg Ruth ll. Caslor INDIANA - GPH- PENNSYLVANIA -Y eral Bible Cnruzrr General Bible -- Clam P05l!'l' C0147-pg -. Clggg Com. Trio . tx ...J 4-1' Q WARREN FILKIN P. B. FITZWATER A James C. Charnley MICHIGAN - Cen- ernl Bible Course -Sr. Class Vice- Prex. --- Publicity Cllr. - Deputation Chr., japan-Km rea Prayer Band Aprll 1948 Caroline Deckert wIsCoNsIN--Gen- eral Bible Course -Cl27'.S1'.RE1707'l Hr.-fr.-Sr. Re- cejrlinn Com. Roger S. DeMerell MICIIIc:,xx V' - Gen eral Bible Cozrrx. Rachel Deavenporr TENNESSEE1G61l- ernl Bible Courxe - Ant. Defrutn- tion Cllr., Ixlnrul World Prayer Band Roger R. Clupp rmoizcm - Cen- ernl Bible Caurxe W- Leader Irlrznrl Worlzl P r ll jv e 1' Band - Sr. Clary Presirlent-Clrrxs Mzi.ric Cllr. W- Clrzxx En.remble-- - Mi5.v'3' U 71 i 0 n Deputntion Mu- .vic Lenrler ,,,..4 A NEBRASKA --Mu' Jie C01l7J6--P7'l!j'- er Brnirl Publicity Chr. Mnriorie Eisenharl M I G II IG A N - Chrixlinn Ed. Course - Officer Chrixtian Ed. Club Joyce J. Fare M I c H I G A N - Clzrixtian Ed. Course - Girls' En.remble-Chil- rlren'.rDef11itm'iorl Work Wm. Harley Felton IDAHO -- General Bible Course A A A A Betty Jane Fowler ILLINOIS -- Mi.c.v'y Course Helen Flssal PENNSYLVANIA- Music Course - Deputation Work Miss'y U n i o n - Coresp. Sec. Moody Chorale- Pilofs uartet Q h - Class Music Com. A Jennie E. Frederick PENNSYLVANIA - General Bible Course - Mis.r'y Union Floor Col- lector Aprrl 1948 William T. Garvin ILLINOIS - Gen- eral Home Alis- sions Course Arrangemen Ch 1 r. I r.-S r. ception Marlon C. Flesher MICHIGAN -- Gen- eral Bible Course A l Anne Gordon MICHIGAN -Gen- eral Home Mix- sions Course wb 5- Eleanore Gerdes IOWA - General C h r is t i a n Course Charlotte M. Foote PENNSYLVANIA - Music Course - ClassMusic Com. - Class Girls' Ensemble Q A Merle L. Green or-no - Pa.rtor's Course-Student Aclvisor, Greek Club g Evening Devotional Com. WISCONSIN+Ml.Q- .fy Bible Course Roy Gronnlng wIscoNsIN-Gen- eral Bible Course -Publicity Chr. Africa Prayer Bar1d-Chr.,Dec- orations Com., fr.-Sr. Reception - Class Social Com.-Staj and Photography. Ed- itor of Arch. - Coresp. Sec. Moslerrz W 0 rlfl Class Bulletin A EDNA E. FRITSCH Emo FRANKER A Jay E. Gruneisen Altheu Harlow ROIUIIU Heefner 1l.I.1Nors - Gen- MASSACHUSETTS- U11-INOFS - Gen- ernl Bible Course Christian Ed. effll Bible COW-YS April 1948 Frank W. Hopkins NEW YORK-Gen eral Bible Course Music Course . 'ia' 'N 541' Charles C. Henderson KANSAS-General Bible Course - Leader, japan- Korea Prayer Banrl-Clan' De- votional Chr. HAROLD E. Gmmnn ILMA E. GEESAMAN Dorothy Holliday NADA - Chris- tian Ed. Music Course - Moody Chorale -MiJs'3' Union Deputa- tion Work Heftel -Mix- Bible Course Class Son- Com. Robert S. HIII Mmr-rrGAN-Gen- eral Bible Course Juan Jlmenez NEW vonK-Mi.s- r'y Bible Course -Evening School Promotion Group - D e p u t a ti o n Music Leader - Floor Collector- Publicity Chr. India Prayer Band Carl G. Johnson WEST VIRGINIA 1 General Music Course - Chr. Veternn's Fellow- ship-Chr. Rec- reation Club Pub- licity C o m . - Mi.ss'y U n i 0 n Depntation Work - Misfy Union Floor Collector- M issly Union Pro- g r a rn C o m . - Class Speaker Ruby 0. Johnson XLLINOIS -Mi.ss y Bible Course - Reporter japan- K o r e a P r a y e r Band William A. Johnson Eilene Kuylor April 'I948 Kenneth R. Keuppers nrxcinclm- -Ceu- eral Bible Course --A400flyCl10TfllE V V Clam Ifnserrzble Beofrlce K. Klllip N E W Y 0 R K - Cliristiarz Eel. Course- Coresjr. Sec. North Amer- ica Prayer Band -Chr. Womerzfv Student Council Jean McDonald CANADA--Cener'al Bible Course - Reporter Moslem Worlrl Prayer Band-A.r.r'tDe1r uation Cll1'.In1l'ia Prayer Band - Cla.r.r Devotions Com. - Sr. Re- port Hr. Cor1i.--- Clasr Social Com. Lucille 0. Krauss wrscoxsrx -- Mis- .Hy Bible Courxe MiSJ'3' Union Floor Collertor Edith E. Lendrul' coxwsmrcur - Mi.rs'y Course -- Coresp. S e e. oft Class-Vice Pres. Christian Ed. Club - Moody' Student Stag -- Recreation Club Publicity Com. TEXAS - - Cerzeral Bible Course ARKANSAS - Mis- .s'y Bible Course -Sec. Wornerfs Student Council - Miss'y Union Floor Collector-- -Sr. Report Hr. Com.-Chr. Cap and Gown Com. - Floor Prayer Leader Norma A. Kemble Frances Mcliibboney 'rnxlxs - - General H o 171 e Missiorzv Courxe -- Mi.s.v'y Un io 71 Defruta- tion Work Margie M. Mcflune INDIA NA -- C hri.c- tian Ed. Course ILLINOIS-Miss'y Bible Course - Floor Prayer Ldr. -Class Ensemble - Class Picture Corn.-Clans Bul- letin Board Corn. leoh E. Morrison wrsc:oNsrN--Cen- eral Bible Courxr Qi' Ronrzm' HEURLIN Special Instructor JAMES F. HARRISON Beniamin T. Myers MICHIGAN --Gen- eral H o m L' Alis- :hms Con rye - 7'rerl.r. ofS1'. Class Paul E. Nicholas IOWA - General Music Course - Ilflonrlj' Chorale-is Band Russel A. Pfeiffer orrlo - Ci6'7Lt?I'lll Im Perry WISCONSIN Y- Illn- .vic Course -- Illoody C'lIo1alfr---- Moo fly Chorale Ass l Bus. lllgrf- Deputntlon Worl: - -Class Ensemble Director Jerome Roberts lNISCONSlN1A4i.l'- fy Bible Course --Cllr. Class Pic- ture C o m . - April '48 Editor, Arch --Devotion- al Com ., Ex- Servicenzerfs Fel- lowship --- Re- Ireslzmevzl Cum. A. Reception lr.-Sr April 1948 Yvonne G. Sanborn ouro - General Bible Course -- Miss'j' Union Re- porter - Clrrss Social Com. Violet M. Schroeder soU'rII DAKOTA- - H 0 111 e Missions Course - Report- er North America Prayer B II n cl --- Clnxs' Ensemble Neal Wm. Schultz MICIIIGA N Y - llfls .fy Bible Coiarse I ' f1 ll ALFRED HoLzwon'rH DONALD HUSTAD Special Instruolor Q Bible Course L David Wm. Smart Myrtle M. Smith Doris M. Southord PENNSYLVANIA - ILLINOIS -- Gen- TEXAS--Ch7'1'SlilI7l Music Course eral Home Mis- Ed. Course sions Course L A Q 4 Humbert Tentarelli NISVV JERSEY M iss 'y B i Course ll in W ll crm till lune Thomas IOWA - General Christian Ed, Course-Student Council - Class Devotional Com. - Miss'y Union Floor Collector April 1948 Grace C. Tramper MlcHIGAN-Gen- eral Bible Course - See. Christian Ed. Club Kathleen l. Warren Rose Marie Weiss OKLAHOMA - or-no - General !liiss'3' B i b I e Bible Course -- Course Coresll. Sec. and Ethel M. Van Horn wrscoNsIN-Gen- eral Christian Ed. Course - Asst. Deputation Chr. and Reporter Is- land World Pray- er Band - Wo- men's Student Council - Class Devotional Com. Annette E. Spoelstra Bethel Straub E. Lois Templeton wnsrrmwrox --- PENNSYLVANIA - M 1 c xr IG A N -- Mi'SX,J' Bible Christian Ed. Christian Ed. Course' Music Course -- Course -- Sec. Student Council Recreation Club - Copy Editor, Moody Student- Class Ensemble M. Ruth Walker Reporter Moslem World Prayer Band IOWA - General Bible Course Allce M. Willadsen wrscoNs1N-Gen- eral Home Mi.r- sions Course -- - Asst. Deputa- tion Chr. North America Prayer Band 13 RUBY ANN IAcxsoN HARRY A. Inousme Bessie H. Wrlsley NEW YORK - Christian Ed. Mixfy Course -- Moody Student Stag - Europe Prayer Band Dep- utation Chr. - Clase Devotional Com. - Moody Chorale - Floor Prayer Leader - Sr. Information Com. Chr.-Min s'y Union Mw- eum Com.-fFloor Collector - Class Ensemble Stephen Yeh CHINA -- - General Bible Course A April 1948 Alice L. Zimmerman PENNSYLVANIA -- Mus'y B i b le Course - Mi:s'y Union Deputa- tion Work-Cob esp. Sec.-Reporter of India Prayer B a n d - Class Music Com. - Miss'y .U n i o n Decoration Com. if 4 3 - X w at f 1 , . . . Q 1 ' N-ff , ' MARGARET IAcoBsoN MARION IAYN1-: Special Instructor Special I 11-ftfuvtor L April 1948 r r X Turn here. I zuon't believe il till I we Dill you fall flown, huh? Theyyg 05,1 A little helper. Q ,1 W- , All set? April 1948 'Elf' Tighler. Hella. Thafs no way lo ski. Mighly high up there. Q31 Here they are. P '. 36 A fweoihb Miss Charlotte Foote Miss Helen Fissel Mr. David Smart Mr. Eugene Clark ofdfuyu I 4.948 Paul A, Bggls Sally J. Benedix E. Joy Wright Corresponding Secretary Organized summer '47, the class of August '48 spent a happy year together in the usual business meetings, socials. and devotional periods. Who will forget the hearty farewell given to retreat-bound seniors last Valentine's Day: or the ex- citing kiclnaping of the senior prexyP YVho will Forget the blessings of our banquet as we considered the new life in Christ? There were the posing sessions up at Muellers and the surprise of seeing our- selves as ithers see us. President Vice-President Frank A. Oslin 'I'rensu1er Virginia Lindquist Recording Secretary Then came senior days! The Senior list was finally posted - relieving anxious minds. Retreat plans completed, there was talk of a body-guard to ward off at- tempts at president-snatching. The Re- treat itself was complete with precious times of fellowship. walks alone with the Lord. testimonies. and decisions made for Him. Precious and joyous are the mem- ories stored up in our hearts as we leave Moody Bible Institute. praying our I1l0f- to: Christ shall be magnified. Mike Burkowsku August 1948 Walter Arrowsmith N E W JERSEY - Pastors' Course- Publicity C h r . , Deputation Chr. and Leader, Mos- lem World Prayer Band - Varsity Basketball Paul H. Akers WEST VXRGINIA - Pastors' Course- Publicity Ch r . , lap an - Ko re a Prayer Band - Deputation' Chr., Miss'y Union - P raye r B a n d Leader, Miss'y Union-Class En semble - Chr. Decoration Com., jr.-Sr. Banquet John J. Atherton ILLINOIS - Music Course - Mgqdy Chorale - Busi- ri e s s Manager Moozly Chorale- Class Ensemble 6. Lowell Baggett LOUISIANAiG67I.- eral Bible Course -Varsity Basket- ball R. Hubert Bates PauIA Beals Mrs VrvlnnB Beals MICHIGAN -Mis- IQWA Missy rows Miss y s'y Bible Course Bible Course Bible Course Jean L. Bullard MICHIGAN-GET? eral- Home Mis- sions Course - Vice-Pres. Chris- tian Ed. Club- Class Bulletin Board Com. - Chr. Promotion and Advertising, Christian Ed. Burburu J. Allen omacom - Chris- tian Ed. - Music Course-Evening School Promotion A Club Herbert I.. Anderson 1owA - Pastors' Course - Adver- tising Mgr., Arch -Class Speaker Class President Mxcurcmv - Pas- tors' Course - Leader, Hebrew Prayer Band A A A 4 Nevin S. Beehler PENNSYLVANIA -' M i ss' y B i b l e Course b Melbo J. Bell M I c H I G A N - Christian Erl. Course-Student Council Repre- sentative - Floor Collector, Miss'y Union Sally .l. Benedix M I N N If s o 'I' A -- Chris-tian Ed. Music Course - Class Viee-Presi- dent -- Coresp. Sec. Chzna Prayer Band - .Moody Chorale - Stud- ent Council I Mrs. E. l. Beukemu MICHIGAN-Gem eral Christian Ed. Course COLEMAN LUCK WILLIAM MCCARRELL Special I nstructor A A Y A 1-K. Robert W. Beukemo GI-IIGAN -- Course- Moody Chorale Asst. Business Manager, Moody Chorale August 1948 Betty L Birklond ILLINOIS - Gen- eral Bible Course -Class Devotion- al Com. - Floor Prayer Leader Dorothy Bond IOWA - M iss'y Bible Course - Coresp. Sec., fa- pan-Korea Prayer Band Norman E. Bosworth INDIANA - Missly Pastors' Course- Devptional Chr., Recreation Club D e p u t a t i o n Leader and Lead- er, China Prayer Band - Publicity Chr., China Pray- er Band-Editor, Arch - Class Ensemble Phyllis J. Bowman Audrey l- Bmdbefk Betty B. Brown PENNSYLVANIA - MARYLAND-Gen- N E W MEXICO .- General Bflll COUTJE Ggngrgl A A Course - Floor Prayer Leader e Prayer Band - Missly Union - Deputation Work -Miss'y Union, Course -- Report- r, Island World Floor Prayer Leader - Alto Sectio Leader, Moody Chorale- Reporter, Moody Student Q A Q Paul A. Buyse MINNESOTA Pastors' Course- Men's Student Council - Dep- utation Work and Leader, Africa Prayer Band - Class Devotional Chr. Elizabeth A. Byham PENNSYLVANIA - jewish Missions Course-Reporb er, Europe Prayer Band-Reporter, Hebrew Prayer Band - Deputa- tion Work Miss'y Union - Floor Prayer Leader Rum F' Byhum PENNSYLVANIA Miss'y - M I Dale Bryant Dale L. Buberk 1LL1Nors - Chris- IOWA - General tian Ed. Course Home Missions Course Augusi 1948 Homer P. Carper VIRGINIA - Pas- tors' Course Joel E. Burnell OREGON - M iss'y Music Course - Auditorium Choir - C h r . , Class Picture Com. Richard J. Cerretti NEW 1 E R s E Y- Pastors' Course- Director of Band -Pres., Christian Ed. Club Grace E. Carter 'r E N N E s s E E M iss'y Course Wilbur C. Chapman MISSOURI - Gen- eral Music Course - Deputation Chr., M i s s ' y Union-Publicity Chr., Men's Stu- dent Council - Moody Chorale -Class Constitu- tion Com. Coresp. Sec., Africa Prayer Band David F. Coleman u.1.rNo1s - Gen- e r al M u s i c Course - Moody Chorale .,-Q -rr STELLA MEYER Special Instructor Iacoa MEDENDORP Special Instructor Donna A Cook Robert G. Corbett INDIANA Chris CANADA - Gen tzan Ed Course e r 11 Z M u 5 i 5 Course - Pres., Moody Chorale Arthur Cunningham MrcH1GAN-Gen- eral Bible Course -Publicity Chr. and Deputation Chr., India Pray- er Band - Pub- lieity Sec., Miss'y Union - Moody Chorale - Class Ensemble August 1948 l.Paul Denny Mrssounr - Pas- tors' Course -- Recorder, India Prayer Band - Deputation Chr., Hebrew Prayer Band Edward H. Dodd soUTH AMERICA- Pastors' Course- Deputation Lead- er a n d Leader, L a tin America Prayer Band - Treat., Miss'y Union - Moody Chorale - Class Ensemble Connie DeMatteo NEW YORK - Christian Ed. Course - Moody Chorale - Re- porter, Europe Prayer Band - Museum Com., Miss'y Union - Harriet E. Dtluthy Class Mixed En- rowzi - Christian semble Ed. Course-Dis- tribution Com., Christian Ed. Club-Class Pro- gram C om. lor-IN Mos'rr:n'r ELGIN S. Movnn Edith M. Crofton MASSACHUSETTS- Christian Ed. Course - Treas., Christian Ed. Club - Pres., Christian Ed. Club - Student Council Janice M. Dagger WISCONSIN-Mi5- s'y Music Course - Asst. Deputa- tion Chr., Mos- lem World Prayer Band - M o o d 3 Chorale Marian V. Doherty M I c H 1 G A N - Christian Ed. Course - Vice- Pres., Recreation Club f- Student Council - Asst. Deputation Chr., Europe Prayer Band - Sec., Nurse's Fellow- ship Donald R. Engram MICHIGAN-GZIP e r a l M u s i e Course - Moody Chorale - Var- sity Basketball Augusi 1948 Mary Friesen NEBRASKA-Gem eral Music Course Gwyneth l. Fromow CANADA - Gen- eral Bible Course - R e p o rt e r, Chrixtian Ed. Club-Bldg. Col- lector, Miss'y Union J. Earl Fryar MICHIGAN - Pas- tors' Course Mrs. Carl Goltz CALIFORNIA- General Christian Ed. Course - Class Devotional Com. Violet M. Gervason or-no - Christian Ed.-Music Course -Moody Chorale - Floor Prayer Leader-Deputw tion Work, Mis- s'y Union-Class Ensemble Pauline R. Grant NEW YORK- Christian Ed. Course - Sec. Christian Ed Club Eva Mary Feenstra N E w Y 0 R K - Chrixtian Ed. Course-Public? ty Com., Chris- tian Ed. Club Eugene E. Felhuber CANADA-Pastors Course - Circu- lation Manager, Areh-Chr.Nom- inating C o rn . , Arch - Publicity Chr. and Deputa- tion Chr., North America Prayer Band - Music Chr., M i .r s J y Union 1 A Doris M. Fields MICHIGAN--GETP eral Bible Course A Charlotte J. Goddard 1LL1No1s - Gen- eral Bible Course 4 A A Oliver T. Gustafson MICHIGAN-Gen eral Home Mis sions Course K- Momus E. NELSON HELEN I. NEEDHAM A August 1948 55 John H. Hood lane C, Hallingg Kenneth Handyside William L. Hanmer N EW YORK -- NEW YORK - PENNSYLVANIA- INDIAN? Gen' Christian Ed, General Bible General Music eff11B1blf Couffe Course Course Course - Depu- tation Sec., Mis- s'y Union Treas., Moody Chorale Edna 6. Harris 'rs N N Essn Ia - jewish Missions Club Leila Havird RGIA - Chris- tian Ed. - Miss'y Course--Reporb er, Latin Amer- ica Prayer Band Elsie Hicks Christian Ed. Course N. Houston Haynes ALABAMA - Pas- tors' Course - Sec.-Treas., Greek Course Katherine Iwasa Bowman OCKER1' Special Instructor FRANKLIN OLSON Special Instructor William D. Hopper , ILLINOIS - Miss'y Pastors' Course- Menls Student Council A A A A . A Margaret E. Horton A oHIo - Christian HAWAII - Chris- Ed. Course - tian Ed. Course Sec., Recreation Club -- Student Council - Sec., Moody Chorale l -Class Wo1nen's Ensemble . 43 Q Q A Tomi Kaneshiro HAWAII - Chris- tian Ed. Course - Reporter and Coresp. See., Isl- and World Pray- er Band Maxine E. Jeffries Z. Knox Johnston Elwood P. Jordan INDIANA - Gen- ALABAMA - Pas- COLORADO -Pas- eral Bible Course tors, Course tors' Course - Reporter and Coresp. Sec., Isl- and World Pray- er Band Q Robert F. Koontz soU'rH DAKOTA- Pastors' Course T. Elgin last CANADA-Pastors' Course-Deputm tion Chr., Island Wo rld P r ay e r Band - Leader, North America Prayer Band - Prayer Band See., Mi.r.r'y Union Murian F. Larsen MICHIGAN -few irh Mis s 1 o n 5 Course A Virginia Lindquist M I N N E s o'r A - Christian Ed. Music- Course - Class Recording Sec. - Soprano Sectional Leader, Moody Chorale- Co Editor PT 1 Moody Student- Pilot Quartet - Deputation Work, Miss'y Union -- Class Ensemble Warren W. Lindstrom MIC HIGAN - Christian Ed. Course - Varsity B a s k e t b a l l - Treas., Christian Ed. Club W. Maynard Long 1vIARYLAND-Gen- eral Bible Course it Q ,lr 3 August 'I948 l Lorna Macfarlane ILLINOIS -- Gen- eral Bible Course. - Reporter, Moody Student if 317: 6 James E. Mason NORTH CAROLINA -Pastors' Course Men's Devotional Com. - Business Manager, Arch Arvilla M. Mauck MICHIGAN -Mis- s'y Bible Course - Floor Collec- tor, Missiy Union Vernon C. Lyons wAs HINGTO N - Pastors' Course- Pres., Forensic Club PHYLLIS I. Rozsznrs Id Y -0 I ' .41 S PAUL F. Rosmson 3 I is w fs?. XX ,. f of-1' 0 N Q L Harry Maifhiessen IOWA - General Bible Course Virgie A. Mciluoid IOWA - General Bible Course - L Leonard Messenger OKLAHOMA--Pd.SW tors' Course - Publicity See., Hebrew Prayer Band - Deputa- t i o n Sec. a n d Leader, Europe Prayer Band - Museum Sec., Miss'y Union A Dorothy G. Miller omo - Christian Ed. Co u rs e - Floor Collector, Miss'y Union - Deputation Work, Miss'y Union L William R. Newson N Ia w Y o R K - Pastors' Course Richard R. Moore AFRICA -- General ,Music Course - Moody Chorale William H. U'Dell N E w YO R K '- General Bible Course Bonnie 0. Morgan GEORGIA - Geri eral-Horne Mis- sions Course August 1948 Frank A. Oslin MICHIGAN - Pas- tors' Course - Publicity Chr. and Deputation Chr.. China Prayer Band - Publicity Chr., Recreation C l u b 4 Class Treas. - --- Course Vice Chr., For- ensic Club Jean Pascholl ILLINOIS - Chris- tian Ed. Course -Sec., Christian Ed. Club - Cor- esp. Seo., North America Prayer B a n d - Class Mixed Ensemble Genevieve M. Page IOWA - General Bible Course Pres., Nurse's ship John W. Neimiller - M A R Y L A N Df- General Bible James M. Palmer Fermer E. Flank Hugh D. P. Pollard omo - Christian soU'rH CAROLINA Ed. Course - -General Bible Men's Student Course Council GEORGIA -V Pas- tors' Course - Deputation Chr. and Leader, jap- an-Korea Prayer Band I. ARTHUR SPRINGER GEORGE S. SCHULER J Wllson Poole WUHUUF POWBI' Redith H. Quitk August 1948 T . PFINNSYLVANIA omo Christian rI.I.INoIs-Chrzs- General 3,516 d Music Course Qian Ed. Course Dorothy J. Reed MICHIGAN 1 Chrixtian Ed. Doris Roethlisberger Dorothy F. Rodgers ILLINOIS - Gen- eral Bible Course + News Editor, Moody! Student- Script Editor, Arch - Moody Chorale wIsCoNsIN-Gem eral Music Course - Corexp. Sec. and Reporter, Eu- rope Prayer Band -Aloody Chorale -Student Coun- cil-Trio S. lewis Retun Mi.rs'y Past orx' Course-Building Collector, Mi:.v'y Union Norma D. Robertson IOWA - Christian Ed. Course Course A Ruth Roethlisberger wIscoNsIN-Gen- eral-Music Course - D e p u t a t io n W o rk , Miss' y Union - Music Com., Recreation Club -Reporter, Moody Student- Clasx Ensemble A A A. louise Roth NEW JERSEY - Mis:'y - Music Course - Floor Collector, Misfy Union-Deputw tion Work, Miss'y Union - Report- er, Island World Prayer Band A Janet Srhmolgemeier ILLINOIS - Chris- tian Ed. Music Course- Coresp. Sec., j'apan-Ko- rea Prayer Band A J Marjorie A. Smiley PENNSYLVANIA - M i ss' y B i b l e Course- Coresp. Sec. and Report- er, India Prayer Band August 1948 Norma P. Sybert PENNSYLVANIA - Missiy B i b l e Course-Student Council-Reporb er, japan-Korea Prayer Ban d - Floor Collector, Miss'y Union Jewel V. Smith ALABAMA - Gen- eral Bible Course -Student Coun- cil Jose h B. Snead P NEW' MEXICO - General Bible Course Virginia A. Stewart INDIANA - Music Course Philip ll. Torrey ILLINOIS - Chris- tian Ed. Course David Schuman 5hi1USeike ILLINOIS - Gen- WASHINGTON - eral Bible Course Christian Ed. A Course-Coresp. Sec., Miss' y Union L . C Dora l. Skene CANADA - Miss'y Bible Course - Chr., Student Council 4 Class Speaker L Elsie M. Swanson KLLINOIS - Chris- tian Ed. - Music Course - Music Chr., Recreation Club - Mo o dy Chorale - Chris- tian Ed. Club Ellen VanderMolen OHIO - M iss'y Bible and Chris- tian Ed. Course - Floor Collec- tor, Miss'y Union - Floor Prayer Leader-Report er, Latin Amer- ica Prayer Band - R e p o r t e r , Christian Ed. Club - Student Council A A A GLADYS MARY TALBOT I. HARRY IOHNSON 4 Walter Vesterfelt Warren J. Wedan Margaret Williams August 1948 E. Joy Wright CANADA - Gen- MINNESOTA - PENNSYLVANIA - WEST VIRGINIA - eral Bible Course Pastors' Course- Christian E d . - Mi.rs'y Bible Chr., Clan Social Com. Marie Course - Coresp. Sec. and Reporter, Europe Prayer Band - Reporter, Moody Student Ralph Wilmington rLLrNo1s - Gen- eral Bible Course Robert C. Wolf PENNsYLvANIA - Chrirtian Ed. Courxe - Moody Chorale - Pub- licity Chr., India Prayer Band Betty V. Wooton omo - Christian Ed. Course - Student Council -Class Girls' En- semble - Floor Prayer Leader Course-Reporb er, Hebrew Pray- er Band - Sec., Recreation Club - Clase Coresp. Sec. - Librarian, Arch D. Eleanor Wohlert M1cH1GAN-Gen- eral Bible Course ,- Sec., Moody Student - Chr., Ir.-Sr. Reception Program Com. ELLA WUBBENA Special Instructor KENNETH S. Wuzsr L ,.... 4 L Gilbert W. Zinke Mrs. Helen Zinke NFYVYORK- NEW Yoax- M1557 Pastors' General Bible COILVJG-Building Cgurgg Collector, Miss'y Union A A A Phyllis J. Zylstru 1 o w A - Miss'y Bible . Cou-rse - Vice Pres., Miss'y Union-Reporter and Coresp. Sec., Africa Prayer Band - Student Council - Floor Collector, Misfy Union A Augusl 1948 Leona Buddenhagen w1scoNs1N-Gem eral Bible Course -Floor Collector Misfy Union - Class Bulletin Board Com. Mary Etta Carter ILLINOXS - Gen- eral Bible Course -Student Coun- eil Representative Milton Landis PENNSYLVANIA - General Chrixtian Ed. C 0 u rx e - Recreation Club Hijeizewl Having trouble with that jire, Mr. Beane? Good old Summer time. 4. -' - -- 1 4 L. A-, How did Ed get in there? The whole gang. August 'I948 It was good and there was plenty. I I aihg--., ef V v . 9'fq-s 'M Mixed Ensemble. john Atherton conducting Bring in the food .A 14-Q .. . 'i ffm , ,r 4 - -1 .Lg ,VT 'J l -fi Behind scenes be ore-hand. X S dlig -' , . fs. gf :Z l H11 . x,,, 'T A-gfmwiyvfx - , ,fy 9? 'Til 1 . . 9 , ,Q 4 V Q JI, -' ' wa ia J' -Q2 've ..L QP fs-2 N 1 .. 54 cgomha gmxwbm Vadim! YVham . . . it's a' homer! Yea, 9001 YVhat's all this? Surely you remember Field Day at Lincoln Park that wonderful September day! Osborne Hall won the dormitory 'competition with Wakeman a close second. Then there was that mem- orable stunt night, and the Big-Sister Tea. honoring the Little Sisters. These are just part of Council's pro- gram. Organized as a representative gov- erning body, the Women's Student Coun- cil's purpose is the deepening of the spir- itual, developing the physical and enrich- ing the social life of the women students. Its most important function is to discuss problems pertinent to student welfare. It is the prayer of each council member that the Council as a whole may continue to be an example of the believer in word, in conversation, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity. C1lHf1l71H7l, Rhodes, Latimer, Sedgwick. A Pope, Vander Molen, Goodell, Atkinson, Kaylar, Webb. The Men's Student Council held its initial meeting December 18, 1947, but it wasn't until the first day of the Winter term that the election of oflicers was held, and the group formulated its plans for work. This group, meeting weekly, is composed of students elected by the men, on a floor and building basis. It considers such matters as may benefit student life, that the men or others may bring to its attention. The aim of the Men's Student Council is, in the light of Col, 3:17, to afford an avenue for expressing the general senti- ments of student groups or individuals and of the faculty and departments to the betterment of the spiritual and social life ofthe student body. ' 55 A A 947 1 committee lor 1 Execullve Rvw R010 QXA 53 .4 if Ii. 3:2353 'VL s ,, CUOPC' beck Hilleh N e ' , KMIPP' I-nguma, Pelsogilantlee, Laumer, them-Lo11:D0d Sedgwick' To the ends of the earth . . is the challenge ol' lNIissionz1ry Union, and no student. can walk tlirough thc lmlls ol the Institute without being conscious ol' the existence of the organization. Pmcli I. ' y r unc s, S.1tmd.1y excning devotions, monthly collections lor the mission Helcls of the world, deputation groups, :incl thc Museum cases, are all aimed nl: clmllenging students to go, give, and pray. New features ol' the year's program in Mis- sionary Union includecl Missionary Union Book Deputation Trio. Wayne Snell presenting the field in prayer band- -E-'xecu ' t1Ve Co Inlnitfee for 1948: ti: Row 1 Row Xlfubef, H ' s 1 V 2XDarlingJ Wlyzflmer, Hendrick, T . UI, B frvzzll ' artllng, Zalgka, Sym: Zylslra. . zmmonds 1 Lax: week, during which students voluntarily gave gifts used to purchzise missionary books for the library: appointment. ol' Il regular reporter to the MOODY STUDENT stall: and 21 desk placed at the Main information desk during Founders XVeek, at which all home and foreign missionaries registered. Out- standing in the memories of many is the presenta- tion program held January, 1948, which was .used of Cod in zu mighty way in the lives of many students. Challenge through music. Tmntham receiving the presidency from Sedgwick. . club chnsww Ed offlfm of . Ba du Cgrettz, Lindstfvmf Baum n rb01 ' Gm t. Leather work at Christian Ed Fair. Handcraft exhibits in the Christian Ed Club Fair. With a new high in membership and something new added in programs, Chris- tian Education Club can look back with pardonable pride on a profitable year. Membership during the year leaped to an all time high of approximately 700 mem- bers. The most outstanding program of the year was the Christian Education Club Fair. Taking over all of second floor Crowell Hall,. the Fair displayed materials and aids for those who are going out to work among children and young people. Another of the most talked-about pro- grams was the November meeting at which Mrs. Stella Daleburn spoke on teaching the Bible to Nursery and Be- ginner children. Staunchest supporter of the work of the Club is Mr. Garner, the sponsor, who never misses an opportunity to put in a plug For the group . . . just think of all that file material! ,. 4 I . Mr. Garner, Faculty Advisor. Q 94,006 5 First Mondays of each month have meant to Greek club members, lectures of vital import to those interested in the original language of the New Testament. There were contests at these meetings with prizes . . . some forty volumes of Mr. Wuest's book on Hebrews. One of the memorable lectures was the talk given by Dr. john Mostert on The Value of the Revised Standard Version of the New Testament. ft 'if is W f'--'JEJ-,, A , ..,+, E 7 7 ,.-4-,fi g ,.-1-S if-xi. Liii ...- Teaoher: .skipper of thzs boat A A A -1 l d 6. Doherty Temp e 0 h IW 6 E Electi e by govern- mental powers and principalities, but for any Moody Bible Institute student no election can hold a candle to the elections put on by cam- paigners Eor the ofhces of Recreation Club. The Kearnels and the Wheelers rolled into a pop ping good election . . . and the year has been on campaigns have been h ld 1 ' x JD, I i L There must be a better way. A A A Src ' CM tlzerign, cringe? 127072, fenningn J er-' Quake 'lbush K 1 e complete with programs of the musical variety, parties, picnics, and sports events. Among top- notch programs was the Skating Party, that melted out of existence. Somehow Recreation Club didn't find the weather man in time to inform him what was going to happen. Then there was Talent Night and State Suppers . . . all a part of your bi-monthly Rec-Club entertainment. Urns. . ,JI . ' , ,p.'. .5 L .T , 4 ,L 1 IN 9. . I a,a, 1 'f 7 l That was some play. Come and get it. A A A A A A 3 4. A oiiifm of F oremic Cwb Swa11S0'1' A lmvfld' BT Campbell.. own: At one time or another you have found yourself in a rather serious and concen- trated discussion of life at Moody Bible Instituteg the why's', and wherefore's, the if's and and's, and the pro's and c0n's', being given lengthy atten- tion. To meet this desire on the part of the students to have their say on matters of interest to themselves, Forensic Club was formed. During the past year Forensic Club sponsored two discussions on social life at Moody Bible Institute seeking to aid tl1e students in establishing A More Abundant Social Life. At its inception, Forensic Club, under the advisorship of Dr. Cable, met only for discussion and debate but during the past year has begun the practice of coming together for the additional purpose of fellowship and occasionally a bite to eat. tb ii X I a Atherton, Brown, Shzzw, Sivanson, Mead, Fisiel, Almond. 'Vadmmw' gd Ro ROW W IX ZX, dd Quakenb arm, Sand 'f-ff, Lo, 6' Beam, en Lczr.roy1J B731 fl, Palmer ant. Believing that the command of Christ to go into all the world includes men and women serving in our armed forces, ex-servicemen and women of the student body have banded together in The Chris- tian Veterans' Fellowship. Members of this group have regularly visited the railway and bus stations of Chicago each Sunday morning contacting servicemen for Christ and inviting them to the two Christian Servicemen's centers of the city. Each Sunday afternoon the Veterans' Fellowship has also worked in co-operation with the Servicemen's center of the Pacific Garden Mission, holding a gospel meeting for servicemen and veter- ans. The Fellowship has conducted the Sunday morning worship service at the Victory center for servicemen once a month during the past year. A A A L A A BUSINESS STAFF-Anderson, Priest, Mason fBu.riness Managerj, Wright. ' 9' I- My Q EDITORIAL STAFF-Gronning, johnson, D, Zimmerman, Blazer, R0be't-V fApril Editor, seatedj, Burns, Bopp, Rodgers, Lobos, M. Zimmerman. A A A A L '1- , :SJ -'ia AMI 6310076 FE - 5 own? Wray f 4 0,013-or! ' The best book we can produce was the motto chosen by the 1948 ARCH stuff and ri new ofhce and some new equipment served to urge them on in their enthusiasm. A trip to the Dunes State Park a little later in the season furnished some much needed relaxation and enjoyment. The ARCH was entered in the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association this year in order to take advantage of the critical service they give and to compete For. the Honor Ratings given by the Association. At long last ARCH night came with its usual laugliing' and kidding as the books were distributed, but to 21 very weary ARCH staff it,was a night of glori- ous relief. I . - A J ff? 4' 1 t - lf , . X Q .4 VanGerpen 'I wa-4 Felhaber Afllki- L A A , I aww? ydadwzf MOODY STUDENT, publication by and for the students of the Moody Bible Institute, made a signihcant step forward during the past year. in becoming a mem- ber of the Associated Collegiate Press. Standards of the association are on a col- legiate level, demanding the best in make- up, editing, writing and coverage of the news and activities of the school. Because it seemed advisable to have fuller cover- age of the activities of Missionary Union, a member of the executive committee of Missionary Union was appointed as a reporter on the staff. Dr. Warren Filkin was appointed as faculty advisor this year. And just in case you missed it in the paper, MOODY STUDENT is to go down in history, bound and placed on the library shelves of the Institute. Edd' Or Hurlb ur: and A dfllifgf F1715 n 301-71 5' o ver tile la!! Lune Wohlerl, Bishop, Hendricks, Barns, Ludeman, Lindquist, Wares, Templeton, Grimes, Williams. A A A A A A A Wwe? kodak Rehearsal. Thanksgiving, 1947, and Chorale made its first public appearance of the new school year. Don I-Iustad, the new direc- tor, had molded the former members and the many new members into a musical unit which promised to carry on the tra- dition set by the group during its first year of existence. A concert tour of the Midwest, Dr. Houghton's Memorial Serv- ice, and special concerts in the Chicago Once, Jgiif ood? Cl,-0,016 'A Cow I I3 'x e f, 111693071 H .- , 0,10 H '11 T' afmzerl Beuk :di IZ!! e'7la. J 1 i F-ox.: . area are among the treasured memories of each Chorale member. To every one of us, however, the most pleasant reminis- cences are to be found in the preparation which culminated in these performances . . . the devotional periods, the pep talks. the hours of being and working together . . . brothers and sisters in Christ. singing unto the Lord the new song which He has put in our hearts . . . even praise unto His name. Q A Q 9 L 9 4 4. A A X V 1- . 93014 1 1.. . , 1 1 'K 1 1 n , ,. I ' 'fi , L - 1 431 ' Q 1. ' , fr' 'T - 1 And chak, puns Szewllft 1XP1'1'-nt' Kugtzvwdfty Kubei N ROW ' 'ngen 7141551 Row 1 Nov. 10, 1947 At Eric Gym-33 Nov. 20, 1947 Lawson YMCA,--53 jan. 12, 1948 At Wilson YMCA-78 Jan 17, 1948 At Wheaton B -51 jan. 31, 1948 At Wheaton BH-53 Fcb. 9, 1948 Northwest Baptist-54 Feb. 12, 1948 At Lawson YMCA-48 Feb. 16, 1948 At Wilson Y -64 March 1, 1948 At Wheaton B -56 MBI-41 MBI-29 MBI-52 MBI-47 MBI-49 MBI-72 MBI-58 MBI--43 MBI- 54 Jawhaz Mens Basketball Won Lost Cardinals 9 0 Dodgers 8 1 Crusaders 6 3 Buckctccrs 5 -1- , Samaritans 5 4 5 All Star 4 5 Hgi 4 5 Againcrs 3 6 Q' Blu-streaks 2 7 3-4 0 9 Championship volley ball team. 34,05 0 9 Badminton Singles Smart Ardil 15 12 18 21 15 3 Doubles Arrowsmith-Smart Parker-Ardil 15 6 15 6 Girls Basketball Wakeman Hall ....... ll Osborne Hall ..... -Ping-pong doubles champions Arrowsmith and Smart. Cardinals and the varsity battle it out. Mighty fancy' Volleyball Wakeman Hall Osborne Hall 15 11 11 15 15 9 Atoms Gidcons 2 15 15 8 8 15 Girls Boys l COsbornc-Wukrmanl fGidconsb Wvmenj-Y bwkefball- 11 I5 Football 152-Houston .......... 6 153 . . . . . .6 15 spectators by a snowy field. T. D.'s: 153-Ray Masson on an intercepted lateral pass. 152-A short pass from Arrowsmith to Moffit. oys Basketball rardinals ............ 31 All Stars . , .... 36 -Picked team of thc league. Championship game in ping-pong doubles Collision. Throw it to second. Pike ymdwd faq Qs- From Nor'H1, Easf, Sou+h, and Wes'r. Q Q A Q A U tif A 'W 1 D-f ig Row 1-Beals, Beals, Becker, Baggett, Abraham, Bartels, Allison, Adams, Anderson. Row 2-Alley, Atherton, Bates, Atkinson, Angell, Allen, Bartholomew, Barnes. Row 3-Allen, Adams, Aldertan, Beck, Anderson, Almond, Bartling, Ardill. Ardill. '. ' 'ff' Row 1-Bishop, Beehler, Beukema, Beckman, Bell, Blair, Blair. Row 2-Blakely, Berentsehot, Bigger, Bezanson, Bearss, Black Bjork. A A A A A A A 4 Row 1+Bossieux, Bruner, Brooks. Brubaker, Board, Boothroyd, Brooks, Bryant, Bond. Row 2-Bowman, Borns, Brammer, Bos- worth, Brodbeck, Boplb, Brown, Brader, Broadfoot. Row 3 -Boyd, Brown, Birkland, Boldon, Boldon, Bowers, Bowers, Bowden N-X Row 1-Calumbo, Byham, Carr, Carter, Carter, Case, Carver, Burns. Row 2---Charnley, Buick, Carroll, Byers, Bunch, Bell, Car- ruthers, Chapman, Burkhalter. Row 3-Byler, Carter, Chapman, Burkhart, Buddenhagen, Brown, Bubeck, Bolin, Burkholder QQQA A Q Row I-Crowner, Chobanoj, Connor, Cheesemrm, Cumings, Checkley, Robarge, Chidister, Cooke. Row 2-Choi, Clapp, Craig, Crotty, Couch, Chrixlensen, Cook, Cowely, Coleman. Row 3-Childs, Clark, Cunningham, Craig, Cole, Cole, Clausen, Couture, Corbett, Cerretti. Row l-Deavenport, Brendle, Davis, Darley, Dauchy, Denny, Diem, Edgar. Row 2-Ditzell, Dohay, Davis, Dawson, Dagger Decker, Darling, Doherty, Dodd. Row 3-Eagle, DeMerell, Bu beck, Durham, DeLine, Carper, Dayka, Edgar. A Row 1-Engel, Fields, Engle, Fusco, Eggen, Fredrickson, Fu, Entrikin, Evans, Foote, Farmer. Row 2-Chell, Ferguson, Elkins Eldredge, Franezs, Ellison, Benston, Frye, Feenstra, Fritschel. Row 3-Enders, Feenstra, Fryar, Enochs, Bratton, Ekdahl, Esser, Fowler, Felton. Nx L Row 1-Goto, Gibson, Grant, Goltz, Gavette, Greenlie, Gaden, Gipalo, Gill. Row 2-Gleason, Goodall, Fellhaber, Entner, Good ell, Swanson, Grilfn, Green, Garfield, Greenwood, Gebauer. Row 3-Goltz, Gale, Gause, Furbay, Goodwzn, Goodman, Gzllum Gunn, Green, Gruneisen, Grimes. AAAA Row 1-Hallings, Hansen, Hall, Henschke, Henderson, Henry, Henry, Handyside, Heinrichs, Holbrook, Haglund. Row 2-:Han sen, Hatfield, Helzer, Hoyer, Havird, Haynes, Hansen, Gustafson, Heiniger, Halbert. Row 3-Gustafson, Haupt, Hambley, Har- per, Hanks, Hanson, Hanson, Hammans, Gustafson, johnson, Heefner. Row 1-Horton, Hill, Horton, Hughes, Holliday, Hughes, Hof, Holsteen, Hoshizaki, Bisohoj. Row 2--Horsfall, Hofer, Hof- man, Hillegas, Hill, Hill, Hiddema, Hicks, Hornok, Hughey, Ho bolth. Row 3-Grimes, Hofman, Holly, Hughes, Hicks, Hunter, Hooper. Row 4-Hood, Hill, Homer, Horn, Himmelberger, Ho mer, Holstege, Holsteen, Holsteen. ROW 1-Kffnfinger, Kenzptner, Kaylor, Kernbfe, Kieffer, johnson, fairies, folinson, Kiefer. Row 2-Kettler, Killip, Kidd, jones Hon, fennzngs, Iobson, Isaacson, Jensen, Kzllzp. Row 3-Johnston, jordan, Keist, jones, Insley, Iohnson. N x'llm Row 1-Krarnp, Lima, La Rue, Kongable, Knaub, Kleinschmidt, Lee, Landgraf, Lang, Lent, Kleinsehrnidl. Row 2-Lathrop, Leich, Lantz, Campbell., Limkeman, james, Lamprecht, Kueppers, Kozohorxky. Row 3-Knapp, Lambshead, Krauss, Last, Krog- man, Knutson, Kust, Kulp, Lengel, Kramer. Row 4-Latimer, Kuriwchak, Lehman, Lima. A A A A A A A Fics! Row 1-Bloom, Daggetl, Deak, Berlin, Iwaxa, Hermanson, Kalili. Row 2-Bollman, Smith, Cook, Brixey, Harl, DeMatteo, Nag- el, Haywood, Keller. Row 3-Grass, Kaufman, Kegman, Beebe, Kim, Huber, Booth, Hovey, Blazer. Row 4--Koontz, Busenburg, Gration, Bloom,GriHith, Baughman, Biebl, Harris. Row lj-Linelzaugli, Lylle, Lytle, McGibboney, McClane, Lindxley, McMillen, Madison. Row 2-McClure,.Loper, Maack, Lobos, Maclntzre, Lmdquut, McCormick, Lofts, Lundgren. Row 3-Grijin, Lofts, Lindvall, Kleynhans, Lundin, Long, McLeod, Lind, Love, Love, MacKenzie. A. A A A A . - 1......1 W Row 1-McKinley, Martin, McNeil, Magnuson, Moberg, Meek, Minas, Moesta, Martin, Mofet, Medhurst. Row 2-Mather, lkloesta, Mason, Minnick, Meiste, Monk, Maiden, Matthiesen, Maynard, Jlffollohan, Magnuson. Row 3-Messenger, Mitch- ell, Maryott, Miller, Mowtt, Mason, Metcalf, Masson, Luce, johnson. N Row 1-Oplinger, Morgan, McNeil, Oppitz, McDonald, Montgonzery, Nickel, Ohlert, Oriel, Oliver, Moore. Row 2-Mountain 0'Rourke, johnson, Nicholas, Nordin, 0'Dell, O'Hara, O'Hara, Nelson, Myers. Row 3-O'Connor, Niekerk, Neimiller, Olson Newson, Noyes, Morden, McCarrell, Neufeld, Spencer, Orner. I: 5.1 Row 1-Page, Parker, Pinneo, Pejzperell, Phelps, Patterson, Pop e, Post, Patterson. Row 2-Paschall, Phillips, Potter, Perry, Os- born, Moses, Oslurzd, Plank, Peclzl. Row 3-Peterson, Person, Potratz, Ott, Pitsenbarger, Osborn, Palmer, Powell, Oslin. Row 4- Peterson, Peterson, Pollard, Pooler, Pack, Perry, Pretzer. . 1 XJ' Row 1-Rhoades, Reiclzman, Pullen, Rudy, Priest, Priest, Quick, Pratt, Roethlisberger, Tromp. Row 2-Reese, Ratledge, Pratt Quick, Rally, Schroeder, Retan, Roethlisberger, Ray, Reichrnan. Row 3-Reed, Richmond, Plaszek, Pullen, Reed, Richards, Rick- enbrode, Rhodes, Roberts, Robinson. -XJ. .. ,-fy' Row lflioyer, Schmeltzer, Sams, Sauser, Rothweiler, Sedgwick, Sanford, Seibel, Sphmalgemeier, Showalter inson, Schroeder, Shaver, Royer. Row 4-Shervy, Soorgze Shaw Sememan Schmidt Roub Scott Row 1--Smith, Smith, Smith, Smart, Stanko, Street, Sheridan Sine Sme Smart Row 2 Soderberg Soderberg Solum Stalker, Smith, Schmidt, Stambaugh, Siegert, Snell, Stephenson Prillwit Row 3 Slack Snead Smzth Staufer Skillman ington, Starns, Steere, Stalker, Simmonds, Steere, Smith A A 'A Row 1-Utt, Linstrom, Teaford, Tentarelli, Strong, Sowell, Roselle, Trantham, Swartz, Stilson. Row 2-Sullivan, Tidd, Thur- ber, Straub, Thoman, Tichy, Thistle, Stiver, Sunde, Taylor. Row 3-Stinsman, Taulbee, Parchia, Wrigler, Zylstra, Teague, Grover, Thomas, Suter. f-fr -P-we R 1-Marsceau Ward Weaver, Wheeler, Wextgate, VGHHDTH, Walker, Weston, VanHook, Kobe. Row 2-Warfield, Warfield ow 3 1 Westerberg, Whorrall, Vanderpool, Trueblood, Vast, Wares, Webb, VanderMolen, Vesterfelt. . I ' I Row 1--Weiss, Wohlgemuth, Weed, Voss, Wright, Zinn, Williams, Sanhorn, Wohlert, Zimmerman, West, Winne, Zylstra, Swanson, Yawger, Wright, Zimmerman, Wilson, Zimmerman, Yeh, Wrisley, Wooton. Row 3 Will, Wittenmeir, Wagoner, Wright, Zylstra, Winters, Wolf, Zeller, Bell, Wood, Whitenack. Row Woods, Willadsen 2-Zolokar Row 1-Kennedy, Font, Araki, Ditmars, Eisenhart, Gervason, Anderson, Grover, Carlson. Row 2--Riley, Riley, Corbett, Curran Germann, Benedix, Jimenez, Darling, Whitehouse, Gronning. 1 J N T Q' X A r . X ffv' .. Q ' . ' X . ' 3 . I A X , , fr it Y e 1 :H N- ffl R 'Q I sf XX 1 fl f Row 1-Leib, Pepper, Saltenbefger, Lantz, Morrison, Neufield, Wetzig, Wedan, Arrowsmith. ard, Sanders, Lindskoog, Spoelstra, Preston, Drotts, Zinke. ,, 37 ps. UL... Q i1,F5' 2 UN, JW M --NauQWQf YVHUUHI 1 I V'x1', III: Im- ILL! U '11 i'll'l N Utzwlvlvz' ,'l'l'1',J AX H m':': hi:'l'v':: . '-Q!l 'l' R ow 2-Zimmerman, Ulmer, Bich ,QU I ' U I v l1,'ll','l,:': 9 :El 1, , i . . ' :,rg'.:------ ff ' Ji. 84 yahoo! A '75 FUIITI :lm f -, ., ,. HOU-Ye lo h0l4-W visitation- jim uses his talent for Christ. Pfefwhing the Word of God. 5. lf. fs .V VY -A9 u y I a 'ar 'AVL Bible 11,5115 in pionee, Ghys Club. The big ones are the teachers in Daily Vacation Bible School class Stalker, Horton, Ballard, Brown. Gospel team. Personal soul-winning. c al .1.-.-. A.,-..,. , ,x .-van :- Colored pick-up. Bringing them to Sunday Schfml. Husband and wzfe duet X, I .,. wh- -ww. ig-. - , ,L'v5. : ' ' ,... -.. L--4-' , Cz I I 5912 ' L 4 xi e , f rm. ee '- ff' Sm A , -. 5-' I ' 4. . . - .- ' A 5'-jf 2' if' , 1 Reaching the waywarzl in rescue missions. Boy,-V Club- vill A pf 3 e, -I J i 19:5 ,Z , .lfisf y Q -1. in X, 111 faW'f7H . 'lf 3 21:5 iff JM Q e' it ff ,f ff, 1 'K J ' 5, UQ..- The Ambasmdoni Some of them listen anyway. Ymdmdlgk Wfefmwgy 935411, Jmfffwfe V Sxf CRUDEN S CONCORDANCE Lv 'GOD , ffll One exnm, Earning up, El '42, r 4 J '- M I , I W ,I tx . , .. e et o 1 ,.x .1 -,--gjwv-1 V A -- . W ., Q I .ht - ,f---JA 1 X , Y , . .: 15 Patterson, Oppitz The tall ones get the bottom boxes. They will do it every time. ift. i ' Lazy? Well. These autograph hounds You name it K OO 'f 'nm ' H ,Q W Y H 1 Afternoon at the lake Assignment group. Summer. My, my! A A A A . h A VN gg MH ' Qfvffwf T13 ,lg Assy-5: The key to the mornin,Q On the way We like Sunday School a lot That looks like butter Looks good anyway Herefs llie Metacarpal Wow-what a cavity! Christian Ed Club Fair S 5 '- .. -X 1 'H Aux' -5' 52 - 5 -fglllrmgk. zs the Luaj we wash our clothes Term paper due tomorrow? That clock says 10:30 M3 acllmg back Dont mznd z I do The bolt of the evening 4 Deserted, Paul? Oh, some on, Bob Reading my bed-iime story 'J' V gill 4: Q., 4 ' ' , -4. , ' X, ' ' ., , . ' Nxt' kk 44 ,,.... fx i- ,le g e 'f -my-,, ---,E xim-1 Q 0 'I- ,jx-i-.F Fi., E' 6 ' J -: ',':,l E 'fb 'std' 5 -,IJ Where is that lake? fir., L -,-,,...f - .. l - ffff-ET Lg., F' 71- ' --'E' , 'R A A. .A 3' '-112254, ' , ' , , A X , 1. V -. 35317 47 ' u ' . f , , . Art wants' his bottle. No fooling, .she cook.: Letter home, Gordon? Cams mv wny Thafs Doris, alright Thzzfs what Greek doex to you , - ,f - 5: i Suf i V ill .,.. 5. L. 11. . f ,vi ' V v ia.- ' ,, 7 4. . . .T 1' ' Z ' ' .,. U . P? g ffl 1 ' . 'A W I , .,.. . g H ul, ,Z I I M ..,. :Fa i 'V A f K' . '...za 1 A V 1 x' . 1. V W Q K , , :ff Q, 1 :ff-:ig ' ' - -f sk, Z.: F111 teno takes of It dont mean fl thmg Sunday morning A Sign here A4 fa .xii I , X . 1, ' - I A 'y , V ,A .. e Thafs the .900 building Fill it up, now. He flies too Happy, Elaine F' , .fs 1 Note new hair styles Don't fall in Preaching today, Bill? Aurlrg' lmrl n busy flnj' 4-ny. l Three little xixters If 'mowed in I, - Chicago that winter '5nj'i.ii ,an ,il Hustle your bones Boy, ohj boy. What am I going to say? iv, 12, T' 4 Y Hg dang ig? Not bad! What, no candles, Dara? LQQQ 4 1 T Jeannie T,wtZS ,47 Singing, CVO,-y-'-' u es L ,P l, 0- . Kea e Not one care Jennie and Helen Three is a c1owdA What did you make? l ,j x xx ,i ll' 1...--Q, w 5, W1 ee X, Q K Rafe ,L f ' . , , xgg- I just so you won't forget z-z-z-z One in parentheses under B - - - I f Gun, where you goin' They just live there fRan.vom Hall crewj If he good 100157187 55 Long time till finaly Looks like Osborne Hall Mighty sweet I know who took this. Now, dv T014 believe me-7 A Swell Fellow A A A A A Xl Dorfs only worry - f . Q ' -77, , . If :N Ffa yn . W Enoehs, Wood, Rhoades C0011 old Pat .eff , B1 5 wi '41 1 s ,-1, .- 9 xx -9 -s '- X, .v FN Careful, Walt! There isrft muah left Our message, jesus Saves 98 if Q3 , if e e fn , r Guess who won , QR Stephen Olford Fusco, Francis 1 ...-A .-., V., m -75- , 1 , V. O.K. girls, you can move back in 3 M., -.i 5 355 1-wan. .--' v' . . R bfi. il xo . 1.190 I lllif , . we ! 9'. 33. ' w t - 1' gh ' 1 Mexxy, i.vn'2 it? .g,-,I -,.A ,W 1 -' ' KU- i'f!l74'f5-,,1,g:i4. 4' 830 building 1 - 'Q 15' 1 1 x ll' yfiifkfg Our radio call numbers Torrey-Gmy Auditorium 3 53 , 99 1 1: 1 41 - x A? M . 1 ,xg a Yi J Ed waking Miss Dantuma. The five Bobs- : -i M , ag' . :Q -A A Q1 J ' Q1 , fl 'P W' if ' ' -M, . I .. ' - ' ' E523 Us - , I . AJ, 3 V 1-11 -- V .. ,xr - -4 A X: ,W , fe. 1: a- . V4 - ,4... ga 3 Beautiful funn, Hany. Been in that Sweet Shop again? Good ang, Pgn,-y? 11.1 They forgot a chair for his room. Dwlllldll and Pearle I Q45 x ...rg 0 l . n 1 M 'F .tr A- g 1 ,ri rt 1, ' . A . all U H I, lr. , S1 IV rms. ,W Imp .. ' ' 9 .r T? 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