Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Page 96 YT 2 i by .Q-Q IT' Goind home' S trike 1 Iz , a hm 5 Evelyn and filfnd' Ejame fflf her hair doin 'zz X 'P' if A.,-, Q, I Z N34 'Z' J- wfm.g,..,.v' ' U i t xx-CE 1 1-f ' . ,. --31 . 2 ,W ' A T. - 1, E, IQ. 5 Q . A, v Nfgif. ' ,X I,-1'5 i,ww f 5-SSMM-AA ' First ald- 5f'1.c ferr. f un .ranzplfng ' 22 :ff . 'mi' I R . W it 1 KK 1 Sr .,' ' XX Qm ' ' Y' 5 7 a . f N 1.. ' . - -1- - ' ', v 1 Hallowe'en PHVW- Sugh foolzshnessf Leg' hi. I H71 'N. yoga' Ong ab DH! 166 D,-,I .Opel 1' aa, fz,, ,001 Ufffgli who, me? Effilrfl' I-.Vw -ff? , ,T , T' 'I ss '+A KG. July fourlh -n yum I SIU? :lr Big 0Pfmti0n' warm- e97 fron alulaliona ia It is a joy to see servants of the Most High God going forth to do His willj' to make known - - -the Gospel. YOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LAYVRENCE E, PEARSON '39 President HERBERT LOCKYER4, JR. '39 First Vive-President IVAN T. BROXVN '-H Second Vire-President MARY HELEN ANDERSON '38 Secretary ROBERT COLPITTS '39 Treasurer ROBERT CONSTABLE Viee-President of M.B.I. HERBERT LOCKYER, JR. '39 Exeeutire Secretary page 98 I--I! 'U fr-'!l 4 The great profile. df' Th e - . Gfljlnj a You can tell these guys are married. b 4 if kg. l Hd so M, i A . , Izllze llrefefx Ilze hard mother t h L 0 I F ,Dillon '- fgfauti' culling .l 62' Louis I1 as a lol Of boolrf lzg Huy, me- V . J. fmn, ,dh hz. rn 50 at .. 'X if enjof - J: xleepzngf, The only rmubfe ij Nm, If d ' OFJVIJI do hi m Uflj' ,Hood PROP!-IECY M ON T I-ll Y Ollicial monthly handbook of Prophecy and World Events American Prophetic League, lnc. Editors: Dr. Keith L. Brooks and Rev. Alan S. Pearce Editorial Consultants Bible Doctrine: Dr. Roy L. Laurin, Dr. Charles E. Fuller, Dr. John F. MacArthur. Biblical Hebrew . Howard W. Kellogg, Prof. John C. Banks. Prophecy: Dr. Louis S. Bauman, Dr. Robert L. Evans, Miss Jessie A. Tritt. Evangelism: r. . . Dr. Harry W. Vom Bruch. Old Testamen neth M. Monroe. Jewish and Semitic Affairs: Dr. Charles L. Feinberg, Dr. James h A. Vaus, Dr. Joseph H. Co n. 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GREY fi in 3- 51,511 1..QT fi??Tgf HXi:EQfF iiiD . 2 nil? 11 5E5Raiiefff L A K if T' ? 1 Sggkifiig? wii?gi2jlik,R Q EQ -E3 1 -N55-,.l 1,.1QS 3,. 1 I Elliniling Elliv Filth ' CUHTEHTS illnrmarhz Steps Sri Illnrth . . Qlnntrntaz Ellinhing the Bath . . Brhiratinnz linnnnrh Strps . Qlllemnrmmz Strp Ergnnh . . Ahministratinn rrparrh Stvpz . . lung thr Math . . lin I-Iauv Unnh . . . Hnhvrrlaaamrnz Glhnsr mlm Still Iilnil . Extra-Qlurrirularz Egmagz .... Qlurrirularz High Ellarultg: Eightz Ghrmv: Srparatril Strps . . Q ' H 1 19 A Srninra: Elhnse lm m nga ....... Ahnrrtizaing ani! Firtnrial: Signs alnng the mag . o o 4 o Q Q o Q P399 3 . E B . El 111 12 17 21 51 E3 77 E7 Arknnmlehgvmrnis. . . .1111 , 4.21 I-Innnrvh SHPPE l 7 X I x 5 , DEDICHTIUH For over twenty-eight years an up- holdcr of good diction and a defender of the faith at Moody Bible Institute, Miss H. Adella Dunlap has been a challenge both intellectually and spiritually. When ill health prevented her from taking the Gospel to India, she responded to Godfy call to the Institute, where she has spent the happiest years of her life. Not only those students who have had to take Eng- lish , but also many others. have grown to appreciate and admire this slender. se- rene lady with the attractive white hair and the bright, encouraging smile. Many enthusiastic students through the years Nl have penned grateful letters to Miss Dunlap. assuring her of the inspiration her life has been to them in the service of Christ throughout the world. Possessing a dignity of manner which discourages a too-ready familiarity. lNIiss Dunlap. like her Lord. keeps the good winel' until last. and those who patiently cultivate hcr acquaintance find themselves richly rewarded. Beneath the reserveel ex terior. they discover a warm personality. a keen sense of humor and a lively interest in student activities: above all. they sec the eonsistent, godly character of one to whom to live is Christn. fIlEfIlURIHfIl 'Otlzrzr hare toiled, and you have rcujfcd thc bcrzrft of their toiln, john 4:38. f,iI0lIf.QOI71i'I'j' 7NV'l1IISf.l William Norton, one such toiler was a quiet man. withal a trtisadt-1' with the Cospel print, therefore forever apart of the history of D. L. Moody s world-wide book ministry. for history is biography . His life. . .a book of example and inspiration especially to boys and young men with whom his friendship was self-less giving. far-reaching and lasting in Sunday School and business world. A certain aloofness was his, but in combination with a marked Christian integrity. which commanded rc- spect while it invited one to sharr- his knowledge and help. if one wished to do so. An early riser, punctual twatch in handl, indefatigable in cause, methodical, a rebuke to indolenre always, frugal and carefully generous, resourceful, quick of perception, on occasion austere, sometimes abrupt, never haphazard, fastidious in pre- paration and execution of plan or under- standing, perscvering as evidenced bv mea- N -e william n SUI' e of victory over a lingual difficulty. Deep legal convictions served to strength- en early establishment of duties to both Church and state. His profusencss in dis- pensing clippings and cartoons for infor- mation and enioyment of friends cannot be forgotten, nor can his meticulous spec- ihcations and requirements in the literary field. In respect to accomplishments, mod- est trudging the dusty levels of everyday Christian duty in labor that in la fruit outgrew far noisie temporary with Moody twho appointed himj. Sankev. Fitt Gray, Towner, Torrey d sting 1' schemes . Con- an Houghton, William Norton ended a long useful service in the field of Christian literature. He has joined the company of those who asleep in the dust. , .until the day break and the shadows flee in Mon- trose Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois, where the winds whispered and sang through the trees dressed in their autumnal glory of color the day we, who knew him and remain, left him, but to honor his memory always, speak often of his example, softly and infrequently of his severities. F1511 IBB?-1943 ivpa 7 1 Lfivgnnh .ilnhn li. Glnhlv 11153-15148 if . r'-N....,Q i ' 1I1E1l1l1HIH1l1 A BROTHER BELOVEDU, Phil:-mon 16 ll ri 11 1. Loyal in comradesliip as a ff' 01 mem cr of the Inslitule Faculty, In all his Fai- ulty relationships he displayed unflinrhing loyalty. Personal interests bfranze serond- ary in his life, Loved by the students at Ilia lnstitule and at Nyarlt. He was regardfd by them asa sympathetic friend and a trusted rounsellor 'V' Strong in his faith in God, In all the vi- rissitudes of his life he impliritly trustfd his Lord. 2. .7. Born in Rocha-stc'1', Pennsylvania, 18811. In Carly lifv his ambition was to bv a ti-arhvr in thc rural srhools. Soma' tiini' whilc in Piorsolls Afadvniy prvparing for rural tcavhing, ho was ronvvrtr-d. Having hoard Godls Call for Christian svrvirv. hr Cntrrvd Grncva Collcgo, Wlvst Virginia. 1911. During his collcgv Clays hi' was avtivcly Cngagcd in Sunday School work and in supplying pulpits in Baptist, Mc-tli- odist and Presbytrrian Churrhos. After graduation in 1911 ho arwptvd thi' joint pastorate of rhurfhos at Flushing and Morristown, Ohio. It was during this time that ht' was niarrivcl to Miss Birdiv lX l4'I1I'll'll. In 1912 hw br-taint' pastor of this Cvntral Christian Churmh of Pittsburgh. Pm-nnsylvania. In this suminvr of 1915 hi' rvsignvcl his pastoratr- in Pitts- burgh to arrrpt a Call from tht- Nlissionarx' Training Institutm' at Nyavk. Ni-xv York. whvri' ho svrvvd for 1INYPI11V-l-lYl' yvars. liourtvvn of whivh hm' oi rupit-Cl tht- position of Dvan of this Faculty. In 19-10 ho joinod tho Farultr ol the' lkloodv Bibles Instituti- wlivrv hr- s1'rvm'd until ho was Callvd to hw with thi' Lord Nlarvh '30, 1948. During his stav at Nyam k his pursuvd his stuclin-s ri-Coiving tht- dv- grvt' of Bafhvlor of Sfl1'I'4'C'l Thi-ology from tho Univorsitv of tht- Statr' of Now York. This followrd bv tht- 'granting of thi- hon- orary dogrvo of Doctor of Divinitv from Taylor Univvrsity. H0 was tho author ol: 'lArguinc'nt for tht- Mirac'lf's of Our Lordn: K'Christ in tht- Four Gospvlsul Tho Fullnrss ol God . boing an Cxposition of Ephvsiansl and Tho Foundations of Our Faith . a vorrvs- pondvnrc' Coursv of thi- Bloody Iiiblv In- stituto. on thi- Gospvl of John. QP Hrvparvh Svtrpn FHESSHGE FRUIH PRESIDENT The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord gP5alm 37:23 Q. Our God has separated our steps from the wav of sin Hahn 8'l'7l He h 1 . -I . as called us unto a God-ap- pointed walk lEpl1. 2.'I0l. As we tread in the pathway of His leading, we shall be established KPsalm -l0:2j. His pro- mise is: 'LHC giveth power to the faint: and to them that have no might He inereaseth strengthn flsaiah 40:29j William Culbertson lllllllllll5lllllllllll ' VIBE PllESlDElllS .ull-h. Nair Henry C, Crowell E. C. Christiansen S. Maxwell Coder H. E. Stockburger Robert l. Constable Cfeiieral MOHH.L'E7' Invextnzenlx Dean of Erliication 7l7t'I1.lll.7t'I Daztclopment Bianilz 345- 0 lllUSlEES Frank F. Taylor, chairman Chicago, Illinois P' on , R ' Thomas S. Smith Robert E. Nicholas Chicago, Illinois Oak Park, Illinoix Chicago, Illinois E52 1' William Culbertson Chicago, Illinois H. Earl Eavey Xenia, Ohio 54 ' 5:21-si - 2, 1 ' li! l is 5. ..w, lx Edward L. Johnson W. Maxey Jarman Nashville, Tennesee Chicago, Illinoir , a.4c- 3' ,. f.. 1 Freelin A. Carlton Henry C. Crowell Chicago, Illinozx 'Q -AX: 'lv L. 3335 nv N-sf William Arthur Holt Harry A. lronside Oconio, Wisconsin Chicago, Illinois Fir' I 45- r', FU .is-if 5 I Samuel H. Martin C. Davis Weyerhaeuser Chicago, Illinois Tacoma. Washiaglon pagf I3 E' ' llLVELUPlllElll Hllll THEHSURY ..L - ruff!! Earl M. Anderson Director, Legal Department 15 Gp. Leroy E. Johnson Controller f. Irwin A. Moon Director, .Uuozly Institute ofSt1er1t'e Carl l. Schumacher lllanaget, Operations Division Ernest D. Christie Publication lllan Moody Monthly Lowell L. Kline Director, Accou Department a g e r nlznlg 2 f 4. X W - is Fred M. Elzey Director, Household and Purchasing Departments -I 1 57' '- 1' 'lil Il f, a - ' .'..Q 1 Henry Kraakevik Director, Extension Department 45,1 QF Philip R. Newell Director, Correspondence School lf Harold K. Stephens Acting Director, Stewardship Department Robert ll. Parsons Director, Radio Program Department V h ,. . Kenneth N. Taylor Manager, Colportage Division, Moody Press Lu-af!! A. P. Frye Director, Radio Technical Departmen ' fEf.-if-fix: 5 We William M. Lessel Director, Service Department XSS.. John ll. Raymond Director, Promotion D e p a rt rn e nt -' ' ffm.. Leonard A. Unkeler Manager, Personnel Division Elllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll ll Sv k A. Franklin Broman Dean of Men Richard l.. Rudd A. Royal Hanson Assistnnl Dean of A1611 xlrrzitarrl rn Dum Ill H n Ralph W. Snow Asrzrfnnt Dian ufA1z'V1 fUN Angelyn G. Duntumu Dean of Women f---15 Ruby Ann Jackson Registrar and Secretary of Faculty Isobel S. Millar Bernice Van Buren Arsistmzt Dem: uf A.i,xist11rzf Dean ol Women Women X.: ,Q lx 7' 'J-Q - ii- .4 Gladys Mary Talbot Alice M. Everurd Asristanl Regijtfzzz Axrzstant lo Reyzsfrur 'F' I J. . la,- I F ., f P. ll' 'fi w. ,Q F' if 'fl' ei' 54. A lo ti l' ,V Je... , ' FHESSHGE FRUlIl IJEHH UF EUUCHTIUH As you leave the Institutc and go on into whatever lies ahead for you in thc providence of God, one thing is absolutely certain. Success is sure in the accomplish- ing of God's will for you, if you always honor the YVord of God which you have been studying in this place. God said to the young man -loshua at the beginning of his ministry, This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouthg but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy ways prosperous. and then thou shalt have good success floshua l:8il Although you are living in a day of much powerlessness and actual failure in Christi ' ' an service, a day in which few seem to believe the familiar ' promise. whatso- ever he do th ' e shall prosper lPsalm 1:33. God is still willing to use in a mighty wav any who will dare to take Him at His word. He wants to bless you in the work He places in your hands Devote yourselves to the Scriptures. Meditate therein day and night. This means a constancy and a fervency in pray- er deeper than anything you may have known before. It means unswerving obed- ience according to all that is writtenl' in the Bible. It means holiness of life and faithfulness in service. Thank God, it also means that you will make your way prosperous in whatever you undertake at the bidding of the Holy Spirit, and it means that you will have good success. S. Maxwell Coder Q5 X ? wg , fa x ,FBX ?' N ,X Zlighha Alung the Hail-g ' FHCULTY 3 ,C Y A W , . Q N, Y, Y . 'L .. J . A ' av' Glenn C. Atkins C. Norman Bartlett BS.. 7h.M. .-i.B.. B.D.. S.T.llI.. S.T.D. Graduate, llfoody Bible Inxtitute als, Wilfred l. Burton S. Maxwell Coder Harold R. Cook B.S,ll1, BS., Tlz.B., Tl1.M. A.B., AIA.. Graduate, llloodux' Bible lnititute 4' W in '4' Grace Darling H. Adella Dunlap Frank Earnest Graduate. .Moody C1ad1mte,Nyaelr B lllni.. llfI.llIui,, Bible Invtitute lllixrionary Trainin Graduate. Yale Irzrtitute C rzrzieixztm' Q. S.. Edna E. Fritsch Harold E. Garner llma E. Geesaman AB., 1lf..4.. CiIIIdlIrIlf'. Graduate, lkfoody .-LB. lllnotly Bible Inxtitute Bible Inytitute Q18 T. leBaron Bearse Wilma E. Benker B.lHu5,, ll'1.ll'1u.r., B.D. A.B. xx William Culbertson BS.. B.D., D.D. ,.,... P. B. Fitzwoter 'flif' Sv A. Franklin Bromnn B.S., Th.B., 7'h.M., Graduate, Moody Bible Institute Y Angelyn G. Dantuma Pli.B., Graduate. Chicago Normal College, Providence Eric Fronker fiffldllflff- Graduate. Queen? Bridgewater- College, College' Pupil, Xenia Sf 11'1'1 3' P. Weaver, P. Christian ifff-fr, - '- ' ' - . i..i:11-13:2 ' -C 5:54.--f V -'-- 2 .z f' ,g-v ' James F. Harrison Graduate. llloody . 1- , 7f:gC-x i - y-ig, . Alfred Holzworth Pupil, H. lffatt, W Bible Institute R. Cole, P. Christian of Ruby Ann Jackson A .B. 3- J. Harry Johnson Pupil, P.S. Bierman D. R. Phillippi Alfred Martin AB., Th.M. ,fsdf N'-'YY Roberta Natalie Ragland BS., Graduate. Moody Bible Institute 09' J. Arthur Springer B.S. iff John Mdstert AB.. BD., 1h.D Graduate, Moody' Bible Institute Fl' P Helen C. Rentsrhler Graduate. Moody' Bible Institute S-5, , Lewes'-' J Nathan J. Stone .4.B.. B.D., Thjll.. Graduate, Moodyi' Bible Institute Guy C. Latchaw B.A1llY.,Pll,B. wi .wad Elgin S. Moyer .-l.B.. BD., Ilz D. 1lI.A., Ph.D. -X 2. - N-if ' ? - at . . Phyllis J. Roberts B.S., Graduate, Moo Bible Institute gifs' ' req Gladys Mary Talbot Graduate, Afoody Bible Institute gd N 'T-7 Harry Dixon loes G. Coleman luck Blllus., fl7I'lIl'ltl1lt', .-l.B., 'l'lz.llI, Tl1.D llfoody Bible Institute ffm- QI.,--Y Helen I. Needham .-I B. Morris E. Nelson B S , AIA, if X in 1 . l yd. fa., D 'T 1 ' 'gt '1' fu: A ' - fl . -s ' f ' ...fiat . , Y :V is . .-l. . I I L EW ,. 5 ' ' f , .gee Paul F. Robinson George S. Schuler 113 llrrnlzmte, f'YlF7lt7At't' Student, ClllZlF11.Q0 ll'e'.llt'j'f7V1 Seminary. tllusztal College, Illootly Bible Institute .'iI7Ie'lIl'!Z7l Corzseriatmi' Arts Kenneth S. Wuest AB., Graduate, Ilfoody Bible Institute lucy Campbell B.I:.. .'ll..4, Special Instructor page l 1 SPECIAL INSTRUCTORS Mrs. Harold E. Garner Graduate, llloody Bible Institute Q5 ? Irv Nq- F Robert J. Heurlin Carol Hermansen f1.B. D .D .S . William Mcfarrell D.D,.LImdnn1e, llloody Bible Inrtztule Franklin A. Olson BS., M.D, omg s. Lorna lee Madarlane Jacob Medendorp A.B.. Graduate. b AB. Moody Bible Institute 'S' x Sz. Qs:-V 75. l Ella Wubbena Graduate, Arena: Normal School, Ellis Business College .L T 1 1 4 Donald P. Huslad A.B., M.Mus. Marion V. Jayne Graduate, j.A. Davis Bible School, Moody Bible Institute if I 4-f' NH? ,J Stella M. Meyer Edward H. Ockerl Graduate, Arnerzrun A Grgduafg, Moody' Conservatory of Muszf Bible In,-mute William Johnson Richard Scheel lll.D. M.D. hum: wha!! Haus Gfrnh Z X 1 ' W 3' .-41 A ' 'SEHIUR9 f is , 5 5 in Servants of the Most High FRANCES ANUST E. ROWLAND HILL I Jllfliqi 111 :'.1-3:-ugS1111f:51 1111n1f.114gg-u11.11 152351 1-5: 1 1gr,1 ' .1 :rj 1 -T: 1. We stanoa-mazed be . fore Thy fa.ceji'houSonof God Most Z. Thou hast for sin a - tone-mentrna6e,O Thou E-tern-ai 3. As serv-ants of the MostHighGodNVe now our all re - 4. WhenThousha1tc0rnea - gain toreign,O iiv-ingGod and J -5:'55-.5'v555l-5..55 -:'3-5555,5v',,5 F355,J1'-SSJJ'-515'-2.515-555'5 5-.55-5 ? 1' 1 1 . :a,W,.i-as:-ff-5:.::,4-ffgfs 1 - One- Ga - v ry s cross the e wa paid si n oi . ow Thee where hou hast tro King We it join Thine own ' their re train 1' U .31 I 1 H ghg For Thou hast free - ly by Thy grace E - , On T ' ' d bt By g To f 1 T 6, in , ' in - Re 111u1111111111111g! w'Dflf 11111111111 CHORUS -'n 1-1 if-5-5-'ggi'-1 te - na life brought nigh. this dark world shine. on OS 15 7 dernp-tion s song, sing. - 1-if 5Z'!-ifijii I v X xi ll ' I 4 , . 1 r 1 Thee,God's Ho - ly Son. O Th M ta- M Th to ' to 1 L' , 3 ,55H,55'5 55-5-55-5'5i'4'5 -:':.-.u.11?:':'sz.:s5sg: -sr-fri: ' -1 1 1 111' ff 1 iove d' - vine in-stiiis a kind-Ting flame With- -Q - 1 1111514 1 -i unnvn?111.111 1 11,?.,? 11:11-111',1..11,1' F1111 f f:i? ' 9? ' g'1 115 i HN 1,1195 I 1. s11'1111 1 11-1511 111 1 1101-1 16114 , 111111 ,551 ' f '1f,1 El'-T517-' ' ' ,11 in our hearts .is heirsof Thine To serve Thy biess ed name AD 1511 -1' - I . ' 1- - 11 ' u 16? ' 5 h 1 1 ' 11: A . V 1 . . ' . - I . IQ, - 4 ' ' ' 1 ' n' 1' ' I I , .1 .- 1 : , : ' n 555-53,? ff':,g551' 11,1 9116155 in Svrruamg nf null: 1119 HH nm 11 ilu? CEUD Baum 3:25 CLHSS UF DECEHIBEH, 1948 TF? -1 ..k , x ' -I' A v 1. Hooper iw Plffldenl Seated from left to iight: Frariymw Aln:1.AIJmlf' pw? Doris Creenlie, rewriting serif 3, ident. ' - amp Hanmn, f7l'llXllH'7 . 1 t, be s Smndmn from lell to rzgll Shirley ildidzl, rorrcXf7f l'1m-Q Stinglmll' The making of memories is one of the most beautiful experiences of life, and while they lived and walked among us, the elass of December, 1948 was in the process of Creating memories whieh can never he erased. There was, for instance, that first class meeting, when in September, 1947 for the first time they assembled as an organized class and met their faculty advisor, Mr, Nathan Stone, who was to be sueh an in' spiration and guidinglight to them through the ensuing terms. Memories of class outings, parties, and of course, the never-to-be-forgotten retreat at Camp Awana, Wisconsin where they came to know one another more intimately. .S'p,7,6,H, A . fm Him? 1 iff fu I fo Sr 'H He '1.L'f1r,- C'f2iZiI'I-5' fiom lfijfhl' flaw J-pF'H11reU VIH, rz flle,,,y X lo rglghlg I Fdfiff, ' - ffm, p ' . F fly, JPFHAPL ljrvfand HI!! nel, ' ' ffm, , I 111 ifmnh and to know more fully the blessing and presence of the Lord, and the joy of Chris- tian fellowship. One memory, that of the junior-Senior banquet held at Moody Church. will live long in the hearts of these alumni. Who ean forget the portrayals of D. L. Moody. Martin Luther, and John and Betty Stain. and the challenge presented to follow in their footsteps? And finally the memory of the great day when Clad in cap and gown. for the last time as students of the Moody Bible Institute, they marched down the isle of Torrey-Gray auditorium into a glorious future bright with the prospect of going forth to labor for their Lord as Servants of the Most High God. lDan- iel 3:26j 6 Class of Dccf'rr1lJz'1', 19-18 page 2-1 ,i z .T ,U 1. I-9 34 ' .J reg? ig 1. 'R . Treacel E. Allen Alma, Mich. Independent GENERAL john 3:30 Ruth A. Bollman Salisbury, Pa. Church of the Brethren MISSIONARY Daniel 9:19 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Robert K. Byers Bronson, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED. - MUSIC Philippians 3:10 llloody Chorale Royce E. Dawson Otsego, Mich. Presbyterian MISSIONARY I john 351.2 Class Activity Bloody Chorale Evolyn R. Angell Clayton, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Ephesians 1:12 Enid 0. Boothe Lansing, Mich. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 3:12 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity A. Marguerite Cady Beaumont, Tex. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council Doris M. Eckert Clifton, N. Baptist MISSXONARY Proverbs 3:5,6' Prayer Band Activity Grace l. Bartels New Orleans, La. Presbyterian GENERAL Jeremiah 32:27 Prayer Band Activity Student Council Virgil W. Bopp Waterloo, Ia. Baptist GENERAL Isaiah 41:10 Moody Chorale ARCH Stag Barbara A. Carlstrom Akron, O. Evangelical GJ' Reformed GENERAL joshua 22:5 Viola V. England Chicago, Ill. Independent GENERAL Romans 8:28 -I Reva Berlin Bujalo, N. Y. Baptist JEWISH MISSXONS II Corinthians 4:6 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Mary Ruth Boyd Blueheld, W. Va. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Student Council Frank E. Carter, Jr. Sycamore, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:21 ARCH stag Doris M. Font Ionia, Mich. Baptist MISSIONARY Deuteronomy 31:3 Class Activity Donald 0. Biork Minnetonka Beach, Minn. Independent GENERAL Romans 8:23 Class Activity Moody Chorale Overton W. Brown Jamestown, N. Y. Baptist MISSIONARY Galatians 2:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader ARCH stag David F. Coleman Willow Hill, Ill. Congregational GENERAL 1 Peter 1:3,4 Moody Chorale Betty M. Fredrickson Harvey, Ill. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Colossians 1:10 Class Activity William T. Grass Gastonia, N. C. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalms 2:12 Gloria Hanson Hillside, N. j. Baptist GENERAL Romans 5:8 Class Activity E. Rowland Hill Vancouver, B. C., Canada Independent MUSIC 11 Timothy 1:12 Class Activity Moody Chorale Carl L. lssacson Chicago, Ill. Evangelical Mission Covenant JEWISH MISSIONS Philippians 1:6 Prayer Band Leader Doris Greenlie W. Somerville. Mass, Congregational MIssroNARY Class Activity Elmer M. Hatfield Corin, Mo. Baptist GENERAL ' Proverbs 3.'5,6 Frank Hooper Minneapolis, Minn. Baptist GENERAL Class Activity Charles B. Jensen Chicago, Ill. Baptist GENERAL 1 john 1:7 Anna A. Groth Chicago, Ill. Independent GENERAL Romans 1:16 Billie J. Heinrichs Tulsa, Okla. Evangelical United Brethren LIISSIONARY Philippians 3:I0,14 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Missionary' Union Moody Student Mary H. Huber Washington, Ia. Baptist MISSIONARY Ingrid E. Johnson Chicago, Ill. Evangelical Mission Covenand GENERAL Nahum 1:7 Dorothy A. Hansen Maywood, Ill. Independent GENERAL john 1:12 Anne K. Hermanson lllinrzeapolis, Minn. Evangelical Free GENERAL 1 Samuel 12:24 Robert W. Hughes Ogden. Ut, Baptist MISSION.-RRY Philippians 1:6 Prayer Band Leader Edna A. Kempiner Denver, Cola. Independent GENERAL 1 Corinthians 15:57.58 Prayer Band Activity .wx 1 R U- 'Q- x. 'C' --:, ,A ,.A. : 3, , .. .Sa ST, George A. Hanson Hillside, N. I. Baptist GENERAL 1 john 5:13 Class Activity Catherine C. Hesson Chicago, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Galatians 2720 Virginia N. Hughes Ogden. Ut. Baptist GENERAL Romans 3:28 Lydia M. Kozohorsky Brookfield, 111. Baptist MISSIONARY II Timothy 1:7-9 Prayer Band Activity lass o December, 1948 e r 'F' I J. . la,- I F ., f P. ll' 'fi w. ,Q F' if 'fl' ei' 54. A lo Class of Deccrnbrr, 19418 page 26 Q V 1 Sis: xv, - .,..., .. 'ZS 56 Vx fm., 97? 'T-. Jean R. Krogman Tampa, Fla. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Proverbs 3:5,6' Class Activity Donald R. Lengel Altoona, Pa. Baptist GENERAL Colossians 1:18 Bernice E. Mason Peru, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Ephesians 3:20 M. Ruth Maflet Detroit, Mich. Presbyterian MISSIONARY Ephesians 2:10 Prayer Band Activity Janet M. laing California, Pa. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 1:20,21 Prayer Band Activity Student Council Genevieve H. Lobos Sharnakin, Pa. Church of the Brethren MISSIONARY Philippians 1:21 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity ARCH stag Carlton G. Mead Corvallis, Ore. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED. - MUSIC Psalms 26:7 Class Activity Christian Ed. Club Forensic Ruth F. Nelson Des Moines, Ia. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 1:6 ARCH Staj Vs Q 10' TE., Betty L landgraf Mishaivaka, Ind. Church of Christ GENERAL Isaiah 41:10 Class Activity Student Council Nancy E. lorts St. Clair, Mich. Independent JEWISH MISSIONS Hebrews 12:2 Prayer Band Activity Alan C. Metcalf Cleveland Heights, O Baptist JEWISH MISSIONS Romans 10.'1 Class President Prayer Band Activity Louise C. 0'llara Cheektawaga, N. Y. Baptist GENERAL Psalms 91:1 Class Activity ..,:, ...- 4 ...iffsx Albert W. Lang Minneapolis, Minn. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Psalms 18:32 Moody Student Margaret l. McElhinney Hillman, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Isaiah 40:31 Madeline M. Meyer Forsyth, Mont. Presbyterian MUSIC Psalms 37:4 Class Activity Moody Chorale Wellington D. 0'llara Cheektawaga, N. Y. Baptist GENERAL james 4:7,8 Class Activity VS- Ruth I. la Rue Davisburg, Mich. Baptist GENERAL feremiah 33:3 Mary J. McFarland Houston, Tex. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 3:13,14 Class Activity Frances 1. Moberg Quincy, Mass. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 1:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council C. Madge Ohlert Platteville, Wis. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 4:13 Bernice E. Osborn Oxford, Wis. Independent MISSIONARY Proverbs 3:5,6 Prayer Band Activity Student Council 1. Wilson Pooler Williamsport, Pa. Baptist GENERAL Deuteronomy 15:15 Glenn W. Searcy Silver Lake, Kan. Baptist GENERAL Acts 20:24 Cecil R. Slillion Phoenix, Ariz. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:6 Prayer Band A ctivity lucille l.. Osborne Three Rivers, Mich. Independent JEWISH MISSIONS Romans 10:1 Christian Ed. Club Donna M. Priest Holland, Mich. Baptist I CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Galatians 2:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity ARCH Stab' Cornelius l. Sensemun Daytona Beach, Fla. Independent MISSIONARY Isaiah 26:3 Prayer Band Leader Edward K. Suter Fort Madison, Ia. Independent GENERAL ' john 5:24 Helen M. Pederson Minneapolis, Minn. Evangelical Free IvIIss1oNARY 1 john 3:2 Prayer Band Activity William G. Richards Chicago, Ill. Methodist GENERAL 1 Peter 1:8 Preston D. Simmons Kinder, La. Congregational GENERAL Isaiah 26:3 Shirley 1. Tidd Lansing. Mich. Independent MISSIONARY Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Eleanor L. Person Chicago, Ill. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Psalms 32:8 Missionary Union Margaret M. Robinson Masonville, Ia. Baptist GENERAL john 3:30 Ruth 1. Stalker lllilwaukee, Hfis. Baptist MUSIC I Corinthians 6:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Recreation Club Carolyn J. Vanderpoel Sayre, Pa. Disciples of Christ CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Isaiah 12:2 Class Activity Gaines A. Phelps Chicago, Ill. Independent GENERAL john 3:16 Ronald D. Roub Blue Earth, Minn. Baptist GENERAL Isaiah -10:31 Richard E. Stambaugh Mansfield, O. Independent GENERAL Proverbs 355.6 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Recreation Club Emory J. Van Gerpen Belmond, Ia. Baptist MISSIONARY Exodus 33:1-1 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Moody Chorale Moody Student ARCH Staff he Qgs-we W it Q AR .N E1 cg 'Q' is 1,-1 4 , 5, . lass o December, 1943 P fi gf 11111 nf 111'11'111111'r. 1'1'1lu' M4 Belly 1. Voss Frances A. Vusl Viola Wilhelm .S'1111t11 B1'1111, 11111. llfozgv, 111, BIIIit'71, Ontario, 1i11pt1'5t Bfzplzfvt C'111111r111 1:1x1eRxI, w:ExER.x1, B11pI1'.vl P11111pp111nv 1:6 ll T1111111115' 2:19 GENERAL C.'111.rv .'11'l1111t1' P111'11pp1m1f 1:21 P1'11yr1' 11117111 .iftivity Pnlritiu F. Wilkin 1f1'1111'r1gI0n, Ind. .41f'717Z0711-16 Mrssloxxkx' fohn 1-1:27 All-.U1l0flfIVfl' Un1on 3. 1 R 62? ' George P. Zinn, Jr. San Francisco, Cali Independent MUSIC I1 Tl'I7Z011lj' 1:9 CLHSS HlIllVIlIES 11111111111 11111, 165111111111 1:11111 S11111.e1, Rgf1f,1lf51 13'- 1 -J 'fcif .l111111'1z111' ,l1c'-151, 111111111111 C urge ZIIIII, 136511111111 . 1lN' 1 hr 2 ,f ,- - ,W A .V - Y , V- ,. , . . ,A , ' 'ff ' N r' ' ' ,- 4 ' ,fr 1- . .av ,sf-4. - - .,,...Q f ,..-. -, .1 - -4-- A.. J If .fx all he Cfogl, 'I Hfwk. SHE 9 vo l The .Dame that refre- Jhm, 42-f f Y i Img HHYU' fn' i1U '1 D115- L4 mm m lf? P1611 J' nm, dull fl! I N111 rg U, page 29 To Do Thy ah BETTY LELKTNS ROBERT LJLER p'nsu,??ul 1 1f,n!,lq1iiiEs ggi H4501aussi?:ixi1:: ',l::il1sg-ix ? ip' Qelii inn If :fi if-jiihgfif? . , , 5 . Tu the voi-ume oi theBook was writ- ten 1 GodESon,Lo, 2. In the oath the Mas- ter trod We His chos-en oneswouidtreadgvle wouid 3. Take our waymmrdwiis, 0 Lord S trans-form arxdrnakethGmThine,That Thou hlfilliifli f Q ill - 111 ivfvfi rf vi -filflilllii IW i it o He i , o :un-1,1-f'n gnl fin 1 if 4 3 5 if ,asf5:5451i151,jif71-v17fvf51 i'1 If 1 a 1 fb I -7- fli f ii, Wifllliwjflf I1 lhl ' lfli fl if fl lil-fllljfffffi Nl - 'lgi-ii 'QI I11' - iii i li ' came t do His T a.!hers w'ii.,- hu-man bod-y took And be - haw i-iimvlaik with-in stiii'Z. We wouid seek the plan oi God And wouid ', ' 'Q ff 1 1 Q, Y o i Be a ue , ' may'st per-fact in us Thy plan 2- Feed our souis up- on ThyWord,Fiii our ' - Z-x im ' ' gf sgiiii 1 i is 1 11 1 - vps-fgjifgfzfjfn-ugu-d n1,cn'-in-emi.-1,1-!v1,4fc!.nl fi 1:1 1:11111 :psp--i,fn.p1,1-1-f,i-1vf , 0 v , I , v 5 v 1 F I u - . I . , f sera:-sf-.-sggrsiggr-afsflrz' 'Z came the in-X. y neg H was faith-fui e u to C i-v yu hi . -swer inChri-,1',stead,'Tis ou meat t d our F - ther-1 viiii. hearlswithinre d' .viue, Lead s forth to se we 1 Thy com . maud. . I , . .il Hllf Q l f1-f-Af-flffff I fl- I QQ! - nl I I I W ' ' WY 7 2 an' If lfffw' I .I Z , 1 5 , , i O e 'e a 'r ' ii an N r o 0 a ' i u r a NU CHORU S F F v'n!agjiEu111i1f?-udgfnafrsinsiiffin wv' -1'n ' ' ' -1 ' 'n ' i 1 l - I Lord, a-new we yield our-selves to'i'hee,To break,tomnid,1o fiii' Q0 fiiiihhd this our ggi ifpsslivifvf:f-iflifffliln i H rfvifl i llfffiiff.-vi If -flf I i URW- flhviffinf 1,-,ilm Kffll-.lifiSfifilfifill'-.1:17lYf'f W U 1,1001 0ffvivhiuiilfiiifvifilfflM Ylfg i fi f lf lillij-5llf1'7'gfl1 lidil-121, 5 ' 1 14.1 l'C.f0 DI Yliii flflilllif ' - 1 - ' . hearts' de sire shaii be,Qshaii hebi-ierice iorth to do Thy wiii,Hence forth to do Thy vni , . ' . ' - ' L 1-will 1-01113911 iinl '1-.1141 1 nu nufsfufxf- -Jsupi f pvs 1 1-gigf q Lani-ufufnusglglnfl 7 iilifnnininisss1.J::::Jigg:s1:li Qllsuaa In U Ilia HUD- 'kfk iuu -livhrema 1321 ULHSS UF HPRIL 1949 N ' I nah! Bvrlzl Pt'!f l l,l' p lfll l, Swllml ,GQLOHK lplitlwtgyylrfNii'i'H'!r1VTJ f.r1r1lf Slflfli, UPU' BMW lg '1nx, ffl -N fmndm: Mifidflllll-ff I frfrlil Drnrrl Smith, llfflllllfl e ,- ,' F711 . fr N Sllllldluf l 'l H W1 1.!7lllk Almmzfi. FIU f ht' class of April, I949 sf-lu tvd as its motto: BTO Do His Will fH1'hruis 131211. and it is with this goal in lifv that thry luavn' tht- halls of fvloodx' liihlv Insti- tute to vntcr into tht- work that thv Lord has givvn vavh of thvm to do for llis honor and glory. Graduation hrings to thi' iirt-irmrx' mam things to he Chvrishvd in thi- dau lu mmm Thvsc infludc not only L1 drawing ll0Nl'I to the Lord hv study and vxpm-r'i1-nug hut a Close fcllowship with 1-mlm othf-r. sharvd at timvs surh as thc- Sr-nior rr-tri-at. hvld at Wlilliarns Bay, XN'isc'onsin. wlu'i'v ht-arts and voifvs hlvndvd togc-tlivr in praisr- and thanksgiving to thr' Saviour who is our All in All. They will trcasurr' thc mf-rnory of thvir 9-.- YJ. 'V Pnl. -SMI! HI , fffffi ffium 'fff 1 45'ffn1',1,' HIV 'fair X if ffufl, I fl DUN '7.L'f1fn,l lrfl Pfmf 'ffi,'r1r.if, .f 5: . . , r I nf Z11r1f,,,.,UW7 In iw!!! ll, I an i!,,,llAU 1. flair WW lf- i lf'f'f1X,, f lr ffff. , ' l 14 1 l lm .Iunior-Svnior hanquvt. a hiqhrlight in tht' lift- of any studvnt who graduatvs from this svhool. This was an orrasion of rr'joi1inU as thcy lookvd forward to tht- day ulrvrr they would all bv rvunitvd around thr- Nlarriagc Suppvr of thc- Larnh. To Do His Will is not only .1 tliallvugr- and a dnsirv on the part of thw' April class. hut a dvhnitf' instruvtion to us .is Christian young pcoplv vntf-ring into sr-wir 1- for thr- Lord. Nfax' Parh and Pwrv onv of this group who govs forth with thr- vhallvngv. re-main true' to tht' task that is svt hvforc' thi-in until that day whvn tht-y shall hvar th:-ir Lord say: XX'vll dons: thou good .uid faithful servant. pr 7 s i 'vi' ,swi- Q . vo- sf-3, Q Erik E. Ahlquist, lr. Ellison Bay. Wis. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalm 119:53 Class Activity Prayer Band A ctivity Moody Chorale Virginia M. Beebe Grand Rapids, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSIC Galatians 6:14 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council William J. Bowers Oakpeld. N. Y. Methodist PASTORS john 3:30 Harold E. Burns Plainfield, Ind. Baptist MISSIONARY Romans 12:1,2 Prayer Band Leader Student Council ARCH Stag W-.- ,1 W. louis Almond Jr. Alexandria, Va. Independent cENERIx1. Galatians 2:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Forensic Club President Hilda G. Belden London Mills, Ill. Evangelical United Brethren GENI-:RAL Psalm 65:4 Class Activity Student Council Fay Brammer Tacoma, Wash. Baptist GENERAL Colossians 1:18 Prayer Band Activity Missionary Union Student Council Dorothy M. Cady Beaumont. Tex. Independent GENERAL II Corinthians 9:8 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity una, Bernadine M. Anderson function City, Wis. Independent MISSIONARY Proverbs 3:5, 6 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Joseph M. Biebl Philadelphia, Pa. Independent GENERAL Acts 6:4 Class Activity Rosemary Brink Big Rapids, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 4:13 Frances E. Capps Flat Rock, N. C. Methodist GENERAL Philippians 4:8 Prayer Band Activity 3 Ruth E. Atkinson Athens, Pa. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Student Council Chairman N. Edith Blazer Atlanta, Ga. Baptist MISSIONARY Acts 20:24 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council ARCH Staff Francis G. Brock Oskaloosa, Kan. Methodist GENERAL Galatians 2:20 Doris P. Carr North Plainneld, N. I Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:6 Carl E. Beckman Reading, Mich. Baptist GENERAL I john 5:13 Axel E. Bolin Maywood, Ill. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalm 71:14 Class Activity Student Council Jean Bunch Brentwood, Ma. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Romans 8:28 Mariorie A. Carver jackson, Mich. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 3:13,14 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Lula M. Case Plainwell, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Proverbs 3:5, 6 Moody Chorale Betty R. Craig Woodbury, N. I. Independent MIss1oNARY Romans 8:38,39 Class Activity Harold E. Farmer Savannah, Mo. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 1:6 Prayer Band Leader Pearl R. Haupt Sharnolrin, Pa. Church of the Brethren MISSIONARY Psalm 37:5 Class Activity Student Council Elaine Chobanofl Elyria, 0. Methodist GENERAL Ephesians 3:20 Prayer Band Activity Student Council Chairman Harry l. Curran Blue Earth, Minn. Presbyterian GENERAL Philippians 3:10 Mary M. Greene Balcersville, N. C. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalm 37.'4,5 Prayer Band Activity louise B. Hendrickson Flagstaff, Ariz. Baptist GENERAL Romans 8:28 Class Activity airs ,.. . .- N- X A W - R 'xi fi X 5 .XX Michael J. Columbo New York, N. Y. Plymouth Brethren GENERAL Proverbs 315, 6 loan V. Doggett Delevan, N. Y. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSIC I1 Timothy 1:9 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Norris W. Griffin Memphis, Tenn. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 1:20 Class Activity Moody Chorale Joyce E. Henschke Sodus, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Rufus J. Cole Lakin, Kan. Baptist MISSIONARY 11 Corinthians 5:17 Boyd F. Doney jackson, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Psalm -18:14 Prayer Band Activity Blanche E. Hansen PVaukegan, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 4:13.19 Frances R. Hiddema Grandville, Mich. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 3:13,14 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity ARCH sing Loren A. Cook Lansing, Mich. Independent MISSIONARY Proverbs 3:5, 6 Prayer Band Activity Betty A. Elkins Elkhart, Ind. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalm 91:1 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council Anita M. Harl Peoria, Ill. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Colossians 1:18 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Evelyn M. Holbrook Amboy, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:21 fi . Q21 of April. 1949 ,,,, , 33 Ltass of April, 19-19 111126 .W -J ,,J Grace E. Horstall Bloomington, Wis. Independent r:HRrsTrAN ED.-MUSIC Philippians 3:10 Martin E. Johnson Bay City, Mich. Baptist PASTORS Exodus 23:20 Recreation Club John W. Koth Aurora, Ill. Baptist GENERAL 11 Timothy 2:15 Paul D. McMillan Waterloo, Ia. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSIC Galatians 2:20 Class Activity Moody Chorale .Moody Student Recreation Club Ruth M. Hurst Frenchtown, N. f. Presbyterian GENERAL Psalm 86:11 Vernon A. Jones Charleston, W. Va. Baptist GENERAL Ephesians 2:7 R. Dorothy Love Kalamazoo, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Nahum 1:7 Prayer Band Activity John H. Miller Bemidji, Minn. Independent MISSIONARY Psalm 126:63 5, Robert L. ller Royal Oak, Mich. Baptist MUSIC Matthew 28:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Recreation Club Leone F. Kauflman Neillsville, Wis. Methodist GENERAL Philippians 4:13 Student Council Robert E. Love Kalamazoo, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Romans 8:28 Prayer Band Activity Robert D. Mohr Des Moines, Ia. Baptist GENERAL Romans 5:8 Moody Chorale Q0 John E. James Bronx, N. Y. Baptist GENERAL Romans 11:33 Class Activity Phyllis L. Kieffer McClu re, O. Christian Union GENERAL Isaiah 41:10 Class Activity Wesley D. Luce Long Island, N. Y. Baptist GENERAL II Corinthians 6:17,18 Marian L. Nagel Chicago, Ill. Presbyterian Mrss1oNARY I john 1:9 Prayer Band Activity Missionary Union Student Council M. Elaine Johnson Warren, Minn. Evangelical Covenant MISSIONARY Philippians 4:13 ARCH Staff Freda Kihlthau Scottsbluf, Neb. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 4:13 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Albert S. Magnuson Deary, Ida. Independent GENERAL john 5:24 Prayer Band Activity Kenneth W. Noyes Dubuque, Ia. Independent GENERAL Isaiah 41:10 Class Activity Priscilla C. Oriel Grand Rapids, Mich. Independent GENERAL Philippians 1:20,21 Student Council Harry H. Prins Racine, Wis. Methodist MISSIONARY Ephesians 6:19 Class Activity Arnold L Robertson Minnetonka Beach, Minn. Independent GENERAL Hebews 4:16 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Moody Chorale bloody Student Recreation Club Darrel G. Smith Sioux Falls, Ia. Baptist PASTORS Lamentations 3:24 Class Activity Student Council Eileen J. 0'Rourke Washingon, D. C. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 3:10 Prayer Band Activity Student Council ARCH stag Aubrey T. Quakenbush Graham, N. C. Baptist GENERAL Romans 8:23 Recreation Club Student Council Ida G. Rothweiler Lancaster, Pa. Presbyterian MISSIONARY joshua 1:9 Prayer Band Activity Mary A. Smith Champaign, Ill. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 1:21 Prayer Band Activity Gordon H. Perry Royal Oak, Mich. Baptist GENERAL I Peter 1:18,19 Vnldrice l. Quick La Porte, Ind. Baptist Music Romans 8:28 Marie l. Schmidt St. Paul, Minn. Baptist GENERAL Isaiah 43:2 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity llloody Chorale Recreation Club Student Council Ruth l. Stephenson Memphis, Tenn. Plymouth Brethren JEWISH Mrssroxrs Philippians 3:I3,l-l Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Bertil G. Peterson Jamestown, N. Y. Evangelical United Brethren GENERAL john 3:30 Class President Alton B. Richardson Carthage, N. C. Baptist GENERAL Romans 1:16 Minnie M. Siegert Minden City, Mich. Presbyterian GENERAL I Timothy 1:15 Prayer Band Activity Betty R. Tabor Bluefield, W. Va. Baptist Missrox.-xRx' Philippians 3:13,l4 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Christian Ed. Club Beth S. Peterson Jamestown, N. Y. Evangelical United Brethren GENERAL Philippians 4:13 Earnest L Richert Corn, Okla. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 1:21 Student Council Carrie Slack Whitney Point, N. Y. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 4:13 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Raymond l. lhoman Codorus, Pa. Independent GENERAL Psalm 27:1 ii ,, Qs 4 Q Xe if of 4przl,1949 p e 37 'F' I J. . la,- I F ., f P. ll' 'fi w. ,Q F' if 'fl' ei' 54. A lo l, IIZXX Of . llJfZI, IH'-iff Marian H. Tromp Gilbert Ward Crand Rapids, Mich Chicago, Ill. Independent Baptist MUSIC GENERAL Galatians 2:20 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale .lean E. Whorrall Bloomington, Ill. Evangelical United Brethren CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Romans 8:28 Prayer Band Aotivitj Philippians 1.'20 Agnes E. Zalokar Cleveland, O. Baptist MISSIONARY john 12:24 Class Activity Missionary Union Betty E. Westgate Dorothy A. Weston Harold I Whltenuck Detroit, Mich. Dundee, Ia. Somerville N Baptist Baptist Independent MISSIONARY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MISSIONARY Psalm 32:8 Philippians 3:10 Ephesians 2 10 Prayer Band Activity Student Council Daniel W. Zimmerman Chautauqua, Ill. Baptist MISSIONARY II Timothy 1:7 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Christian Ed. Club ARCH stag Marietu A. Zimmerman Hutchinson, Kan. Mennonite GEN ERAL II Corinthians 2:2 Prayer Band Activity Student Council ARCH Staff ' CLHSS HCTIVITIES page 36 Robert 1167: Regitalmh Valdrice Quick, Recitalist. M617 lan Tmm P, Regl'gah'5! The getaway this was one class pres- ldent who would not be captured xl I Q onlelw :: Y ..- Ula Q ful, Q, 0 H, woluz 4 we Intl? we fk e Jen d fwfff f7',56gmf0Rfff fee fog I In Glow perhapi- I 3 S! I I I' fb '7'0r ig,-','f'g Jule N9 V1 I J ef! ll! rf ' .l i' if 00,7210 1,111 f w 'f ff, 7 'YL M 121 F, 4,, an 00 X P page 37 8 One with the Lord XP SONG D. B. Towiii FELLDWSH JAMES M. GRA! . , , A 1513 fu f 15555 ,,, jg 1 f'1' AP- fdfjk Nfd th er Joined hy our iaith to His Son to em e A 'V ne with one an-o - . ' - -tion,Ceiied by a ers,eaeh 1. One with the Lord, and o 2. By hiood redeemed, and heirsoi God s sai ya iend ed our tears as ior each oth - er oar - ingliingied our pr y God hiess the sohooi that D L Moody ionnd-edy Firm may she stand, tho' hy fx ' fPfP'1 4? E53 3.3 - 4. . . nm , i,j3,1e'5a fi 2 5, 5' ' X ' E. Z. 6 I ' K I Christ, the Ei-der Broth-er, Biest is our iei-iow-ship, ev - er grow-ing toii in ey-ery na - tion, Far in the har-vest 'deid reap-ing we may oth - er'shnr-densbear -ing, Shar -ing the prom -is - es, e - yen an - geis ioes oi truth surround- ed! Rich - es oi gtaoe heastowed may she nev - er nigh 1112 . 'ef ' 'fa 'd 1 ' A Z? ,Q W Q f -v - ninja? L, 34155 W f X f A e 58 X,-'fig iond - er, Prom - ise oi the het - ter thingsin gio - ry o - ver yon - der! wan - der, La - den with the goid-en grain we'ii meet in gio - ry yon - der! pon - der, Man-sions are a-wait-ing ns in gio - ry o - ver yon - der! sqnan-der, Keep- ing true to God andyman het te - eord o - yer yon - det. 15 if 9, 5 'f'fvf l Z Cnoans W 5 .' i f 2 1-1-up 1- Q? .1 j 28? . , ,if Gio - ry o - vet yon-der, o - ver yon - der,When Je-snsoomee in gio - ry o -yet yon - det, 1 '- gf-' -.r-fs L , Q Egks f . 7 ' , 9 ' ,dl 4 in ig ' D 4 I I I 5 V 55.2 ,was , 59-gg: 'Qtggfgifif f 'f' I ' : ' : ' J gio - ry We shaii part no more. .... We shaii part no more. b ahah part no more. EEE: f 3 i ' ' n v '1i l T wner.RenewaL Hope Ynbiishing Co., owner . OUPYYKGYIL 1937. bi A. P. o Gllaag mmm. .Tin ma kr Ifgnnm U T hp cgngmln 'fllhvai ang 5:15 publit' appvaiuiiiw at tht' 'Iunior-Svnior 1111155 UF HUGUS1, 1949 fw- Q fiv x '51 lllf. - f W' Ii 70177 ld' In HL r HHYJ Flffdd Jann' Seat? R dale TFL'0Illl11,Q H1 f' - 9 - ri V Catherine 011' V 1,- ' gffrellliy A , 1 ,, S:',1r1t01I. Ulf 50'leSl'0ndlngz left to rzgllt: Clfnrmc 1 Standing fmn Rliodfs. Y't 11 N' President: EUf H 1 gruzck, lf' flick SZ- nrmo n dx and l'1'rgrr1,,1 Al arfjn , 01,7-U -'Pfak er,- Natv: Due' to the early rlulf' of publifaliorz, the August rlaxi Jeftiorz is lark- wgf. tlj Clair song 121 Reima! pirtarex ffij Pirlure of rlasx port and muiirzan. Dzsrrepanrzer in Senior album .vfftion lrfcazue of flzanges in graduating lisls are beyond our control. rganizcd in tht- spring tvrm of 1918. the August. 1949 Class has coins- through four tcrins of class organization undcr tht' lcadc-rship of Al Si-dgwirl-Q. prf-sidi-nt, and Miss Edna Fritsch, class advisor. Fvllow- ship among thf' class ini-inhcrs has hi-cn provided for by partivs and outings and was Climax:-d with that long-awaitvd Svn- ior rctrcat. With Class organization rains' thc- sclvr- tion of nicmbcrs for the' class c-nsvmblcs. That wom0n's vnsciiihlv, dirt-Ctrd hx' Nlrs Harrict Sinc, and tht' inm'n's viisviiililv. di- rvCtt'd by Charlcs Wlill. madt' thvir first -Editor. banquct hi-ld lvlarrh 19. This was tht- first such hanquvt to hc' hvld in thi' Instituti- dining-room. Following thc thvmv of tclv- vision, thi- vvcning was high-lighu-d with a tr-lvvisiou progrziin pre-si'ntm'd in 'lqorrt'v- Gray auditorium. Wlith tht- class motto Nlio iiixilim' lxnowii the Gospvlu, Illl'IIll'7k'l'S of tlit- August 'rflfrl class arc looking forward to si-rving thi- Lord in most of thc fornign mission lit-lds of thf' world and in pgistoiiitvs and various typcs of Christian work in thi- hoini- ht-ld. -an-num Class of August, 1949 page 40 ,fb-I Willis Adams Pleasanton, Kan. Disciples of Christ PASTORS john 3:16 Prayer Band Leader Student Council Wilber Barnes Constantine, Mich. Independent PASTORS Philippians 1:6 Prayer Band Leader Joyce B. Benston Rochester, Minn. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSIC Philippians 3:10 ARCH Stab' Arthur M. Brader, Jr. Kingston, Pa. Baptist PASTORS I Corinthians 6:1920 Floyd C. Alley Springfield, N. I. Baptist PASTORS Psalm 16:8 Edna L. Bartholomew Vfayne, O. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Proverbs 3:5,6 E. lauren Bigger Normal, Ill. Christian and Missionary Alliance MUSIC Romans 8:23 Class Activity Lawrence Bratton White Pigeon, Mich. Independent PAsToRs Romans 8:28 Prayer Band Activity Wilbert B. Alton Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada Plymouth Brethren GENERAL Psalm 19:14 Maxine J. Becker Lancaster, Wis. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Isaiah 41:10 Robert M. Bixby Columbus, 0. Baptist MISSIONARY feremiah 32:27 Raymond W. Brendle Lancaster, Pa. Independent PASTORS Psalm 119:105 ga- if Rx Jerry L. Amstutz Tulsa, Okla. Evangelical United Brethren PASTORS I Corinthians 15:58 Class Activity Student Council President Dale E. Beery Seville, O. Brethren Church PASTORS I fohn 4:10 Leona R. Bloom Trenton, N. f. Independent MISSIONARY Psalm 84:11 Prayer Band Activity Mary Clo Brooks Charleston, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1.'6 Class Activity Recreation Club 2? -:d Dwight E. Anderson New Castle, Pa. Independent PAsToRs Galatians 6.'14 Prayer Band Activity Duane W. Bell Binghamton, N. Y. Baptist PAsToRs Proverbs 3:5,6 Moody Chorale Student Council Andrew N. Bossieux Richmond, Va. Baptist PAsToRs Ephesians 3:20 Class Activity Mark Bubeck Clarion, Ia. Independent GENERAL I Peter 1:23 ARCH Stab' Robert Buda Bryan, O. Evangelical United Brethren PASTORS II Timothy 2:2 Class Activity Moody Chorale Iva Mae Chidister South Bend, Ind. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalm 37:5 Class Activity Student Council Kenneth F. Corbett Breckenridge, Mich. Baptist PASTORS I Timothy 4:8 Class Activity John H. Deline Clayton, Mich. Presbyterian GENERAL Psalm 84:10 Prayer Band Leader Thomas M. Burkholder Butler, Pa. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:21 Ann B. Cole I Iohnstown, Pa. Church of God GENERAL Philippians 4:8 Class Activity Jack C. Northrup fonesville, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Psalm 37:-1,5 Leroy A. Delzell Chicago, Ill. Baptist PASTORS Proverbs 11:30 Prayer Band A ctivity Merlen A. Carroll Bellevue, Mich. Presbyterian PASTORS Psalm 16:11 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader ARCH Staff Ursula E. Cook Venetia, Pa. Christian and Missionary Alliance CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 3:10 Gerald W. Darling Grand Haven, Mich. Baptist MISSIONARY Proverbs 3:5,6 Prayer Band Activity Missionary Union Moody Chorale Anna B. E. Diem fohnstown, Pa. Presbyterian CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 3:10 ARCH Stal? Roy Z. Chamlee, lr. Atlanta, Ga. Baptist PASTORS II Corinthians 5:17 Class Activity Missionary Union ARCH Staff Paul Cooke Paterson, N. Independent PASTORS Isaiah 54:10 Moody Student Ernest Dayka Larain. O. Baptist GENERAL Psalm -10:5 Class Activity Prayer Band A ctivity Roben E. Eldredge Endicott, N. Y. Baptist PASTORS joshua 1:9 Prayer Ban d A ctizvity Agnes E. Chapman Wichita, Kan. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 3:10 Student Council louise L. Bolden Chicago, Ill. Church of God GENERAL II Corinthians 3:5 Arloine I.. Deck Elkhart, Ind. Independent CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Acts 20:24 Kenneth E. Engle Abilene, Kan. Plymouth Brethren PASTORS Deuteronomy 31:6 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader tllissionary Union Student Council 'G C' -r' QE ma I Y' o Azifrust, 1949 PH 6 41 Class of August, 19-19 PUSH 4? wg. ,.,. L ' , . sl er. ,. NE Evelyn L. Enochs Chicago, Ill. lllethodist CHRISTIAN EDLICATIOX john 3.30 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity ARCH Staff Mabel B. Green Decatur, Ala. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Psalm 18:30-32 Prayer Band Activity Christian Ed. Clzib Ruth E. Henry Indianapolis, Ind. Baptist GENERAL Hebrezvs 7:25 Alfred S. Hovey, Jr. Huntington Park, Calif. Baptist MISSION.-RRY II Corinthians 9:8 Class Activity Prarez Band Activity -2. David E. Erlandson Des llloines, Ia. Baptist PASTORS Psalm 37:5 Donald E. Grimes jackson, tllich. Baptist GENERAL Romans 1.'16 Prayer Band Activity Recreation Club ARCH Staff l. Geraldine Hill Hot Springs, Ark. Baptist MISSION.-XRY Proverbs 3:5,6 Class Activity Recreation Club Donald E. Hurlberl Oshawa, Ont, Canada Baptist PASTORS john 15:16 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Moody Chorale .Hoody Student Editor-in-Chief ARCH Sian Gordon F. Gale Hart, lllich. Independent MIssIoNARY Proverbs 3:5,6 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Christian Ed. Club Dwighl R. Huglund Minneapolis, Minn. Evangelical Mission Covenant PASTORS Romans 12:1 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Moody Student ARCH Stat? Winilred l. Hillegas Neenah, l4 is. Independent MISSION.-xRY Deuteronomy 31:8 Prayer Band Activity Student Council R. Daniel Jackson Memphis, Tenn. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 4:13 Prayer Band Activity fn. gf, Garfield Augusta, Mich. Independent GENERAL Isaiah 26:3,4 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Paul R. Halbert, Jr. 'Rutherford Heights, Pa. Evangelical United Brethren JPASTORS Psalm 34:6 Prayer Band Leader Raymond C. Hoffman Hartville, O. Independent MISSIONARY Psalm 37:5 Doris J. Jennings Oklahoma City, Okla. Baptist GENERAL Galatians 6:14 Prayer Band Activity Recreation Club Student Council Charles G. Gilger Shamokin, Pa. Church of the Brethren PASTORS Psalm II6:I,2 Prayer Band Activity Missionary Union A. F. Melvin Henrickson Chicago, Ill. Baptist GENERAL I john 3:1 Jewel M. Horton Denver, Colo. Baptist GENERAL Psalm 32:8 Esther l. Jensen Muskegon, Mich. Independent MUSIC Psalm 32:8 Class Activity Donald R. Johnson Onaway, Mich, Baptist PAs'roRs Titus 2:12.13 Class Activity Albert A. Kennedy Morrisville, Pa. Independent GENERAL II Sarnuel 22:33 Anna C. lantz Pomeroy, Ia. Evangelical Mission Covenant GENERAL Romans 8:28 Charles R. Leib Astoria, Ill. Evangelical United Brethren PASTORS Psalm 84:11 Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Recreation Club Sa. ve ' Muriel B. Johnson Mound, Minn. Independent MISSIONARY Acts 20:24 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Christian Ed. Club Student Council F. Burdette Kenner Colchester, Ill. Independent GENERAL Proverbs 3:5,6 Carl R. Larson 1-1oopeston,Ill. Presbyterian PASTORS I Timothy 1:15 Prayer Band Activity Audrey E. Limkeman Sutter, Ill. Presbyterian CHRISTIAN ED.-Music Proverbs 3.'5,6 Class Activity :: Aziel W. tones Phenix City, Ala. Independent PASTORS Psalm 107:9 Prayer Band Activity Christian Ed. Club President Evert P. Kleynhans Lubero, Belgian Congo, Africa Dutch Reformed GENERAL I Thessalonians 5:24 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Virginia R. Larson Riverside, Ill. Baptist MISSLONARY foshua 1:9 Class Activity Student Council ARCH stag Bernice E. Lind Osage City, Kan. Baptist MISSIONARY Psalm 37:5 E F, gun .., ,Q sis.. 'Sf V --Ex X 'V it Freeda L. Jones Tulsa, Okla. Evangelical United Brethren MISSION.-RRY Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Student Council Henry G. Knaub, lr. Chicago, Ill. Evangelical Free PASTORS II Corinthians 5:7 Prayer Band Leader James A. Latimer Galt. Ont.. Canada Baptist PASTORS Acts 20.2-1 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity .Missionary Union Student Council President John N. Lindskoog Turlock. Calif. Evangelical lllission Covenant P.-KSTORS Philippians 313,14 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Christian Ed. Club Student Council President I xr-2 if be X Donald Kearns Toronto. Ont., Canada Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:21 Prayer Band Leader Recreation Club President Clara J. Koziolek Chicago, Ill. Evangelical and Reformed GENERAL Ephesians 3:20 Curtis E. Lehman Berne, Ind. Mennonite P,fssToRs Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Student Council l.. lean Lindsley Portland, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSIC Psalm 84:11 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody' Chorale l Z'-.. ss. at an 9 Au fust. 1949 pa, e 41 l Class of Aztgztst, 19-19 page 4-I IK X Q' 08' 'sl . gf- Andrew J. Lindvall Littlefork, Minn. Evangelical Free PASTORS Philippians 3:10 Prayer Band Activity Edna R. McNeil Kalispell, Mont. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Psalm 37:-1,5 Winnifred E. Medhurst Weston, Ont., Canada Baptist GENERAL Philippians 4:13 Class Activity Farland E. Mofiitt Whiting, Ind. Baptist GENERAL Galatians 6:14 A . Q2 1' ' W . , 'e ' 5 Ur- Rosemary Lorls St. Clair, Mich. Baptist MISSIONARY I Samuel 12:24 Class Activity Audrey V. MacPhaiI Detroit, Mich. Baptist GENERAL I Corinthians 1:5 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale Moody Student Lorraine BJ. Meiste Hamilton. Mich. Reformed Church of America GENERAL joshua 1:9 Prayer Band Activity Student Council Gordon S. Monk Riverside, Ont., Canada Baptist PASTORS Philippians 3:10 Prayer Band Activity Recreation Club ARCH Staff Calvin E. ludeman Windom, Minn. Baptist PASTORS I john 2:6 Prayer Band Activity Moody Chorale President Recreation Club President flark l. Munn St. Louis, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Galatians 2:20 Robert B. Mignurd Glen Rock, N. I. Independent PASTORS Romans 1:16 A. lean Mitchell Decker, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Galatians 6:14 Class Activity James D. MacKenzie Detroit, Mich. Presbyterian PASTORS Philippians 4:13 Virginia l. Martin West Branch, Mich. Baptist MISSIONARY Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Missionary Union Frances E. Minas Midlothian, Ill. Independent MISSIONARY Philippians 1:20 Prayer Band Activity Jennie E. Mosure Deckerville, Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Deuteronomy 31:8 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council Carol l. Mcformick Beverly, Kan. Independent GENERAL Psalm 37.'4,5 Prayer Band Activity Z. Maxine Maynard Lyons, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Psalm 139:9,10 ARCH Stag louis C. Moestu, Jr. Royal Oak, Mich. Baptist PASTORS fererniah 32:27 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Moody Chorale Student Council ARCH Staj' Harley S. Pat Murphy Marion, 0. Baptist PAsToRs Romans 8:28 Class Activity Recreation Club John R. Wood Streator, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 317,49 I Prayer Band Activity Student Council Wesley W. Phillips Rockford. Ill. Independent GENERAL Romans 8:28 Class Activity Paul B. Pretzer Saginaw. Mich. Baptist CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Galatians 2:20 Prayer Band Aetiuity ARCH Editor-in-Chief John I-l. Rutledge Greensboro, N. C. Baptist PAs'roRs Philippians 3:10 Prayer Band Leader Rerreation Club In f Bernard Niekerk Denver, Colo. Independent PASTORS Proverbs 3:5,6 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Missionary Union J Antoinette M. Pisauro Dunmore, Pa. Baptist GENERAL Galatians 2:20 Naomi J. Pullen Grand Rapids, Mich. Baptist GENERAL Psalm 125.6 Milton B. Reed Morris Plains, N. Independent PASTORS Hebrews 12:2 Ga 'SEQ- N-,, James D. Parker Belen, Miss. Baptist MISSIONARY Galatians 2:20 August H. Post Paterson, N. f. Independent PASTORS Philippians 3:10 Class Activity R. John Rachoy Milwaukee, lVis. Independent PASTORS Ephesians 2 :8,9 Claudine L. Reid Detroit, twich. Independent GENERAL Galatians 2:20 Dorothy E. Perht Milroy, Pa. Presbyterian GENERAL Deuteronomy 31:8 Class Aetivity Prayer Band Aftivity Moody Student ARCH Staff Alfred J. Pratt Flushing, N. Y. Baptist MISSJONARY Philippians .'1'.'10 Class Activity Prayer Band Artivity Frank J, Rudy, Jr. Kansas City, Kan. Independent MISSION.-'IRY Proverbs 1:.?.? ARCH stag Everett R. Rhodes Des Illoirres, Ia. Independent PASTORS tllatthezu 6:33.34 Class Activity Student Counril William L. Pepperell Kansas City, Mo. Presbyterian PASTORS john 12:2-1,25 ARCH Staff Betty F. Pratt Flushing, N. Y, Baptist GENERAL Psalm 27:1 Class Artivity Norma Jo Rody Kansas City, Kan Independent MISSJONARY Psalm 121 Arman F. Wright Kitrhener, Ont., Canada Baptist PASTORS I john 5:1-1,15 Q K ' -SY :RN 5 gy o August, 1949 pa e 45 'F' I J. . la,- I F ., f P. ll' 'fi w. ,Q F' if 'fl' ei' 54. A lo Class of fizigiist, IH-Ht page 46 a N. , 222755 51:21, ' ' A '- ef! ' Howard R. Rickenbrade, lr. Indianapolis, Ind. Independent PASTORS I Corinthians 13:12 Prayer Band Leader E. Carolyn Sallenberger Philadelphia, Pa. Congregational MISSIONARY Colossians 3:17 Class Activity Al C. Sedgwick Philadelphia, Pa. Mennonite PASTORS Psalm 143510 Class President Prayer Band Leader Missionary Union President Student Council leamon R. Sowell Battle Creek, Mich. Church of God MISSIONARY Philippians 4:6 Prayer Band Activity Sarah L Robinson Evanston, Ill. Church of God GENERAL john 3:16 Lorraine E. Sanford lllinneapolis, Minn. Evangelical Free MISSIONARY Philippians 1:6 Class Activity John W. Simmonds, lr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Independent PAF-TORS Psalm 27:8 Class Activity Mi.C.YiOHHT1' Union Charles F. Zimmerman California, Mo. Evangelical and Reformed PASTORS Isaiah 57:15 Class Activity Prayer Band Leade Missionary Union T Catherine F. Rosendale Billings. Illont. Independent CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Philippians 1:6 Class Activity ARCH stag William L. Schmellzer Reedsburg, lVis. Baptist PASTORS Proverbs 3.'5,6 Prayer Band Activity Charles W. Sine Perkasie. Pa. Independent PASTORS Colossians 3.-I7 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Student Council Kenneth R. Slams Penfield, Ill. Evangelical United Brethren PASTORS Ephesians 1:13,I4 Eunice A. Rudolph McClure, O. Christian Union GENERAL Isaiah 40:31 Vern Schroeder Mountain Lake, Minn Mennonite GENERAL Psalm 37:5 Harriet Sine Perkasie, Pa. Independent CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSIC Proverbs 3.'5.6 Class Activity Student Council Joy E. Sliver Wakarusa, Ind. Independent CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Psalm 32:8 R Student Council ARCH Staff Mary Belle Ryan fackson, Miclr. Independent CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Romans 12:12 Class Activity Moody Chorale Marian J. Srhwenk La Porte. Ind. Baptist MISSIONARY I Thessalonians 5:24 ARCH Staff Wayne W. Snell Nye, Wis. Evangelical Free PASTORS I Peter 3:15 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Moody Student Dorothy l. Strong Bridgeport, Conn. Presbyterian MISSIONARY joshua 1:8 Class Activity Prayer Band Activity Moody Student Student Council ARCH Staff Clarence A. Swanson Chicago, Ill. Independent PAs'roRs Romans 1:14-I6 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Birdie K. Wallace Chicago, Ill. Baptist GENERAL Philippians 1:21 Forrest G. Thomas Protection, Kan. Baptist PAs'roRs Proverbs 3:5-7 Class Activity Student Council Alan C. Wares Winnipeg, Man., Canada Independent P.-xs'roRs I Samuel 12:24 Prayer Band Activity Moody Student Editor-in-Chief Robert D. Winne Elmhurst, Ill. Evangelical United Brethren CHRISTIAN ED.-MUSYC feremiah 33:3 :Sv- s o Auaust, 1949 Florence M. Thompson Chicago Heights, Ill. Independent GENERAL Romans 8:23 Ralph E. Whitmer Shamokin, Pa. Baptist msrons Psalm 27:14 L Vern Tfueblood St. Louis, Mo. Presbyterian PASTORS Proverbs 3:6 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Christian Ed. Club President ARCH Staff Pearl 6. Whyte Ramsayville, Ont., Canada Independent GENERAL Philippians 3:10 Class Activity Donald Van Wynen Holland, Mich. Baptist M1ss1oN.xRv Psalm 89:1 Class Activity Prayer Band Leader Missionary Union President Charles G. Will Fort lllayne, Ind. Independent PASTORS and Music Psalm 28:7 Class Activity llloody Chorale Prayer Band Note: Due to late clzaizhaes in Senior line-up, the following pictures are not in alphabetical order: I.onzsv Bolden, jack Noitlzrup, Page -ll: folzn Wood, Airman Wriglzf, Page 45: Charles Zimrneinzan. Page 46. N -S- s, Y I .Il sf'-. Activity President N38 f, 91 . Q.'A Df rifglalgff o N , S f F 6 .1 .s' 1 O01 Q u P ., I ' ' 'f V 1 llfl' I7 2 In .X Of -H, J rfpp I A C , X ORJQQ I H,yo xr page 47 CLHSS HUTIVITIES .f-'Q page 48 U1 M 3' Ch sn -A -.. R: : M 05 : 21 N Pm 3 'i E r. P1 Q R 'Q N B EU vu Uv. N Y R: N 2 N R r in .- Q :- m -1 L? S A X :U Q3 fu 2 6 lx' V 5 Q g- 42:5 X N E Nwfwl-NA... M4 ze. csvilvnenfff the Bflhfli mn? A visit to x NN Aww Y SW m VW vm xvlbv -- .fx ,, f U. N waS taken , This Sho! Wilnlgtlej t twilight. f A real send-ogg placards and even a band. 'so Kb 1 n x I -5 v Sian The August, '49 :lass fthen juniorsj tertained the April, 149 class. lis banquet is a tes- August, royalty en The excellence of tz tzmony to the fact that the '49 class is the greatest ever to grad- Moody Bible Institute. U11 le from L1 C I 41 -1 J g u l vo x. Evelyn is George wafy of Ja Washington O ck5 Day party. alll! Ce X006 J' pfrpzexeai page 49 page 50 ' EVEHIHG SCHUUL Eaah I-llLll'bdLly :ind Fridav vvrriing tht-v tome. , leaving bn-hind thvin the busx' whirl and noisv vlanior that typities Cllnui- go'5 work-11-day world. to bevornm' absorbed into the quiet serenity whifh iXl1FlIL1Qtl'l'lZ4'N the presenve ol God. and to enjoy His blessing whivh roinvs from the study of that lN'o1'Cl, Olin' worker. linvtorx' xvorlwr, linuse- wife. they tonne froin t'x'e1'y walk of life: different bm'kgrounds. individual person- alities. eaoli one with separate hopes and desires, yet all united in the desire to know Goel and to win inen and woinen to Christ. Living and working as they do in the inidst of the grinding routine of business life, they perhaps are more cognizant of the sin and evil that exists in a city the size of Chicago, and are well aware of the fact that the Gospel of Christ is the only message to give to 21 lost :md dying world, lVith this airn, they have enrolled in the evening school Classes of the Bloody Bibli- lnstitute. and during the past year over 1100 of them have gone forth to proelairn His love and grave, lVe of the Day School thank God for these, our brothers and sis- ters in Christ. and pray God's richest bless- ing on them as they labor for Him. Gfhnae wha W in Still igluh ' UHDERGLHSSHIEI1 i K ll f1 M , WP M x Q , K , If , K ,, X H :L T ,XY -Ji, fy r X fkgg- A E Xxib f--, ,r 6' Li iz ' I-,vw X I 7' WW V page 52 Raw I H. Aday, L. Adkinx, R. Alderlon. R. Allen, S. Alley. D. Althfidf, Arrracker Rau' 2 IU. Ardill, T. Ardrll. M. Ashby, H. Ayabe, P. Bailey. C. Baklv, H. Bartlozu Raw ff rw. Basil, B. Baxlrng, B. Baltye. U. Bauer, H. Baughrrran W. Bauyhrrzarz, B. Bauman Row 4 R. Bauman, D. Beach, F. Beach, S. Baath, E. Bell, I. Bell E. Bender Row 5 D. Benjarrzin, R. Berglund. E. Brrgxten, D. Berry, D. Betts, E. Be:an5on. G. Bzrfh Row 6 A. Bischoff, H. Bzvxhop, I.. Blafk, R. Blaflz. R. Blafkxhirs, L. Blair, L, C. Blair' Raw 7 IU. Blakfly, Blankley, Al. Board, A. Bobby, R. Boda, H. Boorxnza, M. Botruff Rau' 8 V. Boyer. R. H . Bradbury, R. D. Bradbury. Cl. Briggs, E. Brinrzon A. Brooker, Al. Braoky Razz' fl A. Brough, S. Brown, 0. Brulrakn. L. Bruner, Bryner AI. Buifk. H. Bunch Row IU R. Bunn, C, Calvin. 1. Cameron, R. Campbell, F. Cappx F. Carlson, R. Carlxon Row II N. Carr. Carruthers, D. Carter, D. Ceder, E. Chell, W. Chanzbers, B. Chapman if Az 'Hg sw- r vi - , fix ... 1 P'-.5 .' 7 R , A RQ. .fm- 'lr' A A r' ,fir s W J. si b,-. . 4 413 Q F' r E- h i Xl ' K ki s lr ' ws f . ll , ' ' 'L . lf u l, 'L i A- . . ' 'Q fs X X X L' ' x X , x. .g . . ,Q xt x L Q. U qs- . Q Row l R. lfheckley, C. Cheesrnan 1. Childs, C, Christensen, j. Christensen, L. Clausen. O. Clausen Row 2 E, Claton, V. Cochran, V. Coder, D, Cole, H, Cole, R, Collins, D. Connor Rau' 3 H, Conroyd, R. Cooke, H. Cornell, C. Correll, E. Couture, B. Cowley, D. Craig Row 4 L. Craig, C. Cramer, N. Cramer, L. Cravens, R. Crotty. G. Crow, H. Crump Row 5 R. Crump, L. Cumings. W. Cummings, L. Dady, E. Dannenberg, S. Dark, L. Darling Row 6 I. Davis, j. Davis, R. Davis VV. Davis, R. Day, Deakyne, L. DeBoer 9 dia Raw 7 F. Dickinson, F. Dilley, C. Dirksen, E. Ditmars, L. Ditzell, R. Doonan, H. Darley Row 8 L. Drew, R. Eagle, A. Eanes K. Eggen, R. Ekdahl, V. Ellerian, G. Enders Rh! Eanms Ps.-51:4-ws' Row 9 W. Engel, E. Entenmann, V. Enlrekin, E, Erlandson, V. Erwin I. Es e, C. Evans . jj ff' v Row 0 G. Evans, F. Everton, R. Ewing, G. Fefhrzer, H. Feenstra, H. Fetzer, L. Foster Row II O. Foster, B. Fowler, C. Frack, E. Francis, L, Frey, M. Friskney, T. Frye sill? 65 f page 53 page 54 n ' . ,..l, ' 1 ' ' ., V V r- -I-,,' , K V .: 'Q '- -, Qu 4 .ix V. h , ,:,- fl -1 A ll - fi ' s. - P . 3 fi.'ilE1. lv so if is .. so M H . H H. ssssr 5 1 , , 1 V D' .. .. Q H ' - .Q fp. f i 'fr Mx .. 'x I-4'5 4, f 21:-1 - al ff 1- nz X P Q, X xv hw- z fi . I X - G ' Q-vs -.-. . 4 H XX Q X 'K Kim -:K 2 Q XY: V ' 1. N L. fT Q ' I Q X 5 l '12 4- is K Y E , J - - - 'Q - K X , ei k 1 Q . .. ':, ' 15' i . ... . :lQ f 4 K e :- .f F mx 1 A V? ,R 4 .:' vs X . M . s . , N 5' - . M xiii As . 1 ' .L .. is .ali Rau' I P. Fu, A. Furbay. V. Gadfrz, H. flIIll0lL'1I-1'.K. Gauss, A. Gelznz. F. Germann. M. Gibson, Gill, D. Gillurn, Ill. Gilmer Row 2 A. Gzlmez, M. Gipalo. R. Gleason. C. Gollz, D. Goodall, G. Goodell, E. Goodell, F. Goodman, E. Go0dw1'n,lW. Graham, H. Graves Row 3 N. Graves, PV. Graves, G, Grefenzvood, PV. Grimn, Grimm, M. Giuber, B. Guella, E. Guild, I.. Gunn, R. Gustafson, D. Hager Row -I QI. Hale. G. Hambley. Hanisko, B. Hanks. E. Hansen. Hansen, R. Hanson, F. Harm, R. Harper, H . Harris, L. Hartzuilg Row 5 R. Harvey, M. Havird, H. Hawbaker, j. Hawke. Al. Hvaly, G. Heard, C. Hedahl, R. Hegman S. Heinig, L. Heiniger, F. Helsez Row 6 E. Henry, Hescott, PV. Hirks, C. Hill, Hill, K. Hinds, L. Hirst, M. Hobolth, Hofer, E. Hoff, 1. Hofmeister Row 7 P. Halliday, D. Holly, E, Holsteye, lvl. Holsteen, V. Holsteen, F. Holzimrner, W. Homer, L. Homer M. Hon, S, Hand, B. Hooks : f Q Q K '.,,.. . ., ,A X 'i 5 . Row I R. Hoover, B. Hoover, G. Hoover, B. Horn. R. Horn. ll. Hofnok, T. Hoxhizake, T. Hnusenznn E. Howell, R. Hoyer, E. Huang Row 2 M. Hughey, E. Hurley, R. Insley, E. janish, H. D. fones, R. jones, D. Kanpu Row 3 L. Kaiser, C. Kalili, f.'Kalilz, T. Kawnshznm. H. R. Kensinger, H. Kettler, Kidd johnxon, C. johnfon, johnrton, R. jordan. Kezsl. AI. Keller, R. Kendall, I. Kennedy, Row 4- E. King, A. Kleis, E. Kleinsclmzidt, E. 1flt'17l.NllZIHlfif, H. Klingbezl, C. Knapp, G. Kramer L. Kramp, L. Krueger, 1. Kurelzak, K. Laing Row 5 C. Lanzbxhead, M. Lampretht, Lantz, E. Lanz, AI. LFIIIIIFV, Al. lmaflzermzzn, C. Lee, K. Lee. B. Leich, j. Lent, C. Lima Row 6 W. Llndermzzn, C. Linrlman, IW. l,l7ldSl1j', B. 1.z'1zdqz1zst, P. l.ir1eb11uul1, R. Long, R. Longenerker, H. Logan, T. Loper, f. Lomcco, B. Love Row 7 K. Love, H. Love, T. Love. Lowe, C. Lufk. IW. R. Lytle Llllllllfl, IV. Luxe, N. Lyons, Lyxler, I.j'!lz', im 5. 23 P , 'Q .. 'Q .. 1. N 1 23.1. J gk .51 V: X -1 a R536 my xl Ax rigkg 'L I .... M .... Magis ul. f -. l M X g ylbgi L L r ,,, It .V ,N 4 T' Q it .A if N - . in ., V, Q ':v , -iw' . ,gn v i N U. Q 5 X .S 1 4 3 I I 51 S Nxf X Y 'isig hi is w'w L -I 'gf 'Y OHLATQL' 1-. S. f- . .. . X fr ' ' 1 r' K 1 ' 'el. 'ill .. .. -H . 'f Y VY.L r , X - X I t IZQ.: . --zt X, V ,lx,. X : , l I . 1 Lf .X l9Q,s!: -1 1 4, ,,., , .5 . . .. . 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IWfKinley, I.. .MrLeod Row 2 D. .McNeil, M. black. V. AIacMafk, L. Madison. R. lblagnuson, M. Maiden, E. Alarsceau Row 5 K. Aflaryott, R. Masson, D. Alather, R. Matheson, F. Mathis, Q. Matthew, G. Mead Row 4 B. Aleek, IV. Meyers, Afial. C. Miller. R. Mmnffk, ji Mitchell, R. Mitchell Rou' 5 W. Alitfhell. A. Mofitt, B. Alojetl, Mohringer, H . Moline. V. Alonterroso, j. Moore Row 6 R. Moore, H. Morden, R. Alountain. P. Morgan, H. Moses, G. Mostert, K. Mueller Rou' 7 R. Mueller, R. Alun, I. Murray, N. Mej'ers, M. Nahulrlk. B. Nelson, E. Neufeld Row 8 K. Neufeld, L. Neuel, 1. Newbrough, B. Newman, R. Newman, M. O,Connor, L. Ogilvie Row 9 R. Olesen. A. Oliver, A. Olson, D. Oplinger, j. Oppitz, D. Orner, R. Orner f95:,,,,. WU Row 10 K. Osborn, V. Oslund, E. Osterberg, C. Pack, B. Parker, G. Peterson, D. Patterson Row II R. Patterson, M. Paul, T. Payton, W. Pearce, M. Peaslee, L. Pederson, A. Perkins Row I F. Persson, R. Persson, V M. Pfeifle, C. Pietropaulo, R. Pinneo G. Pitseribarger, B. Ponclzot Row 2 R. Pontier, V. Pope, D. Porter, L. Potratz, M. Powell, C. Presson. Presson ' 4 1 G1 -Q r, ,. :, r' FP J n x . 1.90 A 1 . Roux 3 I. Priest. C. Pruitt, 1. Psalmonds, A. Psalmonds, n . C. Pullen, A. Quiggle, E. Rankin ' . BA 4 sn E4A47Qn Wf1fr,Qr.7 Y'-f t A A Row 4 I. Ransom, P. Ray, R. Reed, V. 1 yay-V , X ' M I P E. Reese, R. Reetzke, W. Reichrnarz, 'f ' D, Rhoads jL.f,f I. 151, 32:31. s .f I sk I J Ke -fav N .gs . X, J Row 5 L. Rhoades, L. Richards, J-, V ' P A, -, It K , 3 1. Richardson, R. Rickner, , Pg 'J ' 'U '. -' , W. Robarge, Robbins. E. Robinson Q L QNL- ' A . 2 0 Qvfvu' lx. u Q Row 6 R. Robinson, PV. Rokosh. A, f N ' P f AY'-S I. Rollman, V. Royer, R. Rushing. ' - t, X , ,Q - X M. Rushing, H. Russell 1 ' ' ' 1 S qi' -' Q X - . :aft A - , i .s H nf t A - . . - L 3 ', , ' A h ' ' . A Row 7 C. Ryll, R. Sacknianjtg Y f, , ' , . 7 1 ' , - E. Sakaguchi, B. Sams. E. Samuelsen, X-I. A' Q ,J ' ' Q N. Sathoj, B. Sauser X ' xl f . . x Nl R ' X 5 ' 4 . . Nl ,f Ax W ' N Row 8 15. sfhafff. R. Schmidt, t Q' lf : 4 ' S W. Schmidt, W. Scholtz, H ' 7 5VSS'chroeder, C. Schroeder, ' - . c wab X ' l X hi Xb: X Q, 14 . . , - ,A J . Row 9 j. Scorgie, j. Scott, R. Scott, v-all L 'Rl' D. Searl, B. Seger, B. Sexton, G. Shade X P . ti qx I, x Y S .f , ' X is J e 1 Row I0 H. Shaver, A. Shaw, 1 :M . L A 'V R- ' --LA Q L. Shepard, R. Shervy, j. Shipley, ' L' ' A 3' Q A Sh I X 9 . own ter, M. Shuell O , L t 1. X- f 9 - Q f wx, L . .K A P 4 2 5. f . J -:Q ' w- f, ,. - . x Row II M. Singleton, D. Skillman, ll ,- 52 ' M. Smart, C. Smith, D. Smith, 'Q P R V X P. Smith, R. Smith 1' .zf , Vs N ' , 'K NY' W A Q. ., 91, K, 'Y'. Q page 57 Rou' I R. Smitlz, R. F. Smith, IV. H. Smith, IV. F. Smith, A. Snitkef, D. Snyder. G. Solum, Spacek, B. Spenrer, H. Sponlzols, R. Springer Rau' 2 C. Stade. H. SfI1g0Vl2l. D. Steere, D. Stegznlp. NI. Street. R. Stevens, I. L. Stewart, j. Stewart, R. Stiqgerf. JW. Stilson, R. Stinsman Row 3 E. Strifkland, f. Sullivan, R. Sullivan. K. Sunfle. P, Szuuki. R. Sveen. V. Swanson, B. Swartz. K. Trzrter, Taulbee. B. Taylor Row -I R. Taylor, P. Teaford. R. Teague. Al. Tegeler, H, Tengan. L. Thistle, I. Thompson, B. Tichy, R. Tidguwll, R. Trantham, f. Trautman ow 5 C. Tramp, F. Tromp. 1. Trotter. C. Trowbridge. L. Troy. I.. Utt, 1. Van Cappellereen, Van Hook. lf. Veznink, R, Ver Lee, Al. H'agennar' t9N 7 Row 6 P. Vfaltl, AI, Walker, R. Vfall, A. l'Varj5eld,f. H'arren, E, H'aZer5, R. lfatsthke, B, Weaver, ' 4 7 f . L. Webb, V. mbsf. E. Weinhoeff 7l7 '!Tlf MMT W lf' . wg ' M!!! A ' Row 7 E. Weisx, R. H'enne1lind.B, Wext. R. Ifcsterbefy, H. Westing. P. Westman, I. White, D. Whyte. V ,KS lflzittivzgton, B. lVier5ma. H. H'ilfox - , J nfl . I 3'J'. ,rj ,f 'fl' sto 1 ' ' lwfff Ogg 1 . .U N ,f v . J Q - ,jr . . . , ,V 5 ' 'T' 'HT i fexg 4l',V ' t fx 1- T . -.j : ,.. . .K :L 5-5 i A grin' 'U Q Q J X ' i . ..,, I ' F 'Z ' Z my X li M s A - . . in -,H L. A xi EJ S. ' gh ' xv A1 3 1 . ' 1 ' 'I a el I V R 'X x X r .Risk ' 'T' 1 ' yy ' N? s Rf e ...M i Y 5? ' : g ' A ,Eh ' 'A' , fl' T X 6 T l ' f xx f page 58 S X ., T' L ix 1 1- 'CQ X X u. gel ! I 3 y X. - T A .-1. Q ,.. .-. , ' - ' . 4. ' ' nv ' fd . , 4 f we . . , 4 J x r ' in '19 VK. Y 'Q ..L: Q' R Ning, 'ru' ' v- 1. ll in J vs' N 65 4. 555+ L Y V ' ' . 1 ' , F. - x fel., .Q v' I -Y c 5' . -',' 5 A' 'NP ii 1 X ' fr- 11- '-X f f - M 4 R - 7' i ,V I: -. 4 li . .s .1 EF Q .l E, If --I f X.- :wg B .T A 1 - 1 X F f lil - 2 F ' Vw H in I N il. . R . 5' F X Q. A 5 . X Z 'Q v,,.,,. L V y gg w 5' Y . in .wi :,. A i it W 1 ' U ' A ml btgiffsilli 'Q 329' ' .l1 A - . F . tt l ,E Y - f x n ' -qv, . T AX.-' - . Sjylif l ' . W F' 'W' .N T 'Tl 'A . -. f W l XJ 'V r s E- M 'Y 3 . .V Q 3 'v sa ' 'D 5 E fl.. uv I' K-J N, f Q F ., - ,.., , Q1 g X. ,- gil xt Q y Qx I K 1 . fm.- X ig -QM K :L tee wf, 1 ., X PX v l 5 l 1 X' 5 QL- , 8' F XX I T 1 xx ff 'L I Row I G. Williams, N, Vfilson, W. lVil.von. W. Winn, C. Winterx. lll. lfohlgenzuth, IVrigh!, H. Wright, P. Wright, R. Wood, f. Al. Wood Row 2 f. Wygrnans. P. Zeller, R. App, D. Babb, M. Baker, F. Beafh. B. Biggs, B. Blarkburn, AI. Bloom E. Boalemtab, R. Brenner Row 3 E, Bryson, L. Burnelte. R. Burkhardt, C. Bur ns, P. Campbell, B. Crofker, L. Dahlberg. P. Dahlberg, E. Demos. F. Diekinson, G. Dierkinug Row 4 S. Dabb, C. Doly, M. Ellis, S. Fettes, I. Fleming, Flinn. R. Fmn!:. Frantz, N. Fraser. A. Frederieks, M. Frixhmuth Row 5 C. Gerber, R. Gildner, Graham, NI. Crinishaw, I.. Harper, R. Hayex, R. Headley. A. Hellin. D. Hensehke, D. Hill, M. Hoyt Row 6 M. lanes, A. jones, W, fones, R. Kampf. S. Kreimann, I.. Kroh, Kingeret, L. Krohrx. L. Lance, H. Lantz, L. Lauck Row 7 M. Lillieberg, A. Lindle, M. Litwiller, V. Loealing, E. Lomen, Maret, Mart3'n. P. Mead, D. Mead, I. Mitchell, T. Mohtares page 59 Rau' I R. .Holley P. Nelxon, R. Nrzumfzrz, V. Notflmom, I.. Olwn I. OH, I. Pnrzfk Ruiz' 2 B. PIIIIOVIF. PI1IVIl'ln. D. Pmkirzx, F. Pollx, A. Preflzvz, ri, Qzufk, R. Rvynnldv Row fn' N. RIFIIIFI, C. Rofkllzll, IV. Rorklzzll, C. Rozfvchley, E. Szznrlirz G. Sanford, IW. Skivirzgrmz IIOIL' -I R, SVIIIIIII, P. S0zL'e'1.x, H. Sfnunlgm, I.. Steers, F. Sfvplzfrzmn, D. Slezuart, ,U SuIIiL'an Rau' 5 C. Tedman, Tfdzmzrz, B Tzzznruerz, B. Thomas, E. Ywompfon, C. Tfblmlf. R. ufozf QM! L . AQ 1 q v 0 ' Rfui' 6 IVOIIICIYPOOYZ. IU. ZIIQFI F. .47I!It'7YU71, IU. .'1ndf1.mrz. V. .-Ilkinxmz, E. Bruman, H. Bell. Russ' 7 B. Hnzvw, N. Bzokopfv. D. Bzur. IU. Hzzxsa, I.. CVIIPIFI. V. Clzfzn I. Clark, Rum' 8 U. Crnw. R. Dammz. B. Dl'Itt'7II7ll7, B. Dzfrilfy, C. K. Dufllvy .-1. Iiillllffll, V, Fikmzbmy. 0 , V . . Imrv F? I. Ezlrvmz, D. Evans, Having, Cfilftlz, O. fjllvmfll, Al. Haiti, B. Harlan. Row I0 I.. Hf'il1f!1VHS- AI. johnson, R. juhnmn. R. IW. fohnmn, C. Levi I.. KiteIm',f, Kleix. RUR' ll AI. Ifugff, B. H'l1I7l.H'0!f. B. A'lL'I.I'lfIlIIll, P. Alanlio, E. AIIIHLIIU 1. Alnoriy, Nrlgvl. page 60 0 'Wx , 'JJ radio HEI! K Note: Urzderilaxsnzerz plfflllfj do rw! appear in alplmbetinzl order bvrzlzue of Ihe Ilzree entering Clnsxex. KFUH. Winter and Spring IEIVIISQ. Hou' I B. Nexbzvtl, xl. New. P. Nortier, H. Perry, S. Phillips, Pierre. CI. Poyser. Row 2 D. Pmflzrmzr. l,. Ifee Rifhey, L. Hagen, A. Sager, Sulrzge, IU. Sinjmd. Row 3 Stagg, R. Slfzrlxey, Svendsen, Vzfkers, 'fe ka-x '. Q W- Afnew .ww 5 1 5 -11 I . , F? 1 Def 9 .'..',- ,J f. 5 . -5' mr ff E f Wx 1-. 4 ,EIZZSWMJ S1 , ' 'Q f. 4 M :gil , F , H H, ,,. s W . 2. ' '! , . ', I fx , ., -' A eg 'Fifi' 4 V 6 ai' ff-iw 4 g ' iif' E. 1 X ' . . . ' ' - Q . 'fi fimvfft Q... jr . 4- if H - . . . gi Gai' .N i 'L n . xii , . 1 Q ' 5 ' ' 'If' ix. A. E' Q f' ' Ez 1- - ,Q Q, f. ,, ,hav 1. by iv-. ,.,. ftfxf, i w--g nw I X, I 1 'Mwst' 6,w 0.4! I lp A' H in 1 M. . .5 ,r X . if - x aiivff S ., 1 4 -JIS. Hn ,. 1 mr , 'fbias-f s n Pius.. ,. alan:-..,, QUE 1 I 0 Os' -Jlpsvf pa ge 61 page 62 STUDENT PLHCEHIEHT BUREHU INN how l peek ollwldg , 1 1 5 105 ,- h6T . u'0'lU. . M1ld,gtlInI?tfElli'tVe pyemises. of flu' ' Moody students may not get to be business managers or heads of departments during their stay here at school, but many of them do manage to hold down a part- time job to help pay their way through MBI. The employment of the students is regulated by Mr. N. julian and Miss N. Carmichael of the Student Placement Of- fice for the best interests of both the Insti- tute and the prospective employee. The office receives calls for various types of work from that of window washer to stenographer, and from baby-sitting to dog-walking. While some of the students are employed in various departments right here at the Institute, a large number work out in numerous offices, factories, and agencies, and this contact with the secular world of business gives ample op- portunity to demonstrate the practicability of the training we receive here at school. As Mr. Julian has said Ulf the real princi- ples of being a Christian are not applied to our every day life and action, we have failed to live up to our Christian respon- sibilitiesf' AIHIZ - J' of I ,Une L'0li21 he Iludenf ' A' I0 and -V ufafk fio 'ff fly '72 100,11 6 1714-1121116 . ff, erebj Munn, .N Qgmagsa 'EXTRH-CUHHICULHH .1 xx' 1 , .- O , , f 1 ' r , f b'.i'LQ E 1 J .'. 1 I A gfx 1 N 1 X . f, , X if 1 ffl 41 ff if 9 X A l ' I ffl M 1- fb V 5 f, A 1 ., ,S ' i I I f f , 4 ' U fl K x., A H 1' f- A-T W ' I A XX!! 1 Q A 11 fi , ' 1, 4 gf r X Q, L QE! ,f x 3' I: N Cl 3' is fX?C3J3 U fipglf 1 Q90 NHS SNC? fX!F' km page 6-1 THE HRIIH l W 6' ,, -P A- Svated from left to right: Donald Hurlbert, Ralph Unzuh, Elaine johnson, Paul Pretsfr. Gmzfvifvf Lobox, Daniel Zinznzerman, H'illian1 Pcpperfll. Standing from loft tn 7lLfllf.' Vern Truvblood, Roy Cfhamlef. Mark Buberk, Omar Brubaker, Dzuznglzt Halglund, Lzndlej' Slfflf, Donald Grinzm Knot fItff1t7Fl7l.' Merlen Carrollj. an 1 In lf ll. Y ti I a 1, 1' 1 4l4JL',l' Z ' S.,-B -A-Q Seated from left to right: Virgil Bopp. Nell Rose Graves, Dorothy Pecht, Dorothy Strong, Edith Blazer. Raymond Ifatsfhkf. Standing from left to right: Ruth Nelson, Martlzn Bloolu, Robert Horn, Evelyn Enochs, foannf Carnfrmz, rnot jzirtnlfdf .Uargaritn Skivingtonj. Vw With an enterprising editor and a large stall' eager to produce the best ARCH in the history of Moody Bible In- stitute, the 1949 yearbook has been devel oped, The problems Confronting the stafl' have been many and great, but the Lord has worked all things together for good, for which all eoneerned are truly thankful, The spiritual emphasis, maintained throughout the yearbook, has also been evidenced in all business meetings, for the staff has realized that unless the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it.', As the yearly organ of the student body of the Moody Bible Institute, the ARCH will go out, not only as a treasured keep- sake of those who possess it, but also as a testimony to those who peruse its pages. that our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, is at the very Center of all activity at MBI. The receiving of the ARCH is a remind- er to Seniors that we shall not walk this way again, and it is presented with the prayer that we who possess it will be con- strained to walk always in those 'Separat- ed Steps, into which beloved instructors have led us during these short years at Moody Bible Institute. IQ..- 0--A., PAUL PRETZER. Edi 'I Ior-in- L .Qs Chief Sealed from left to right: Virginia Larson, Eileen O'Rourke, Marian Sehwenk, joyce Benston, Maxine Maynard, Catherine Roxendale, Anna Diem. .155 Q. Standing from left to right: foyce Wood, Merril O'Connor, Louie: Moesta, Ivan Estelle, Gordon Monk, Frank Carter, Robert West, Overton Brown, joy Stiver. page 65 xv A-R' ,112-YI. J, , P- . . , LN '- :A j A. , .. -'I-isitsiil' ' Q -Us 'N - -:-. . ., . mg f I fl. -' T CM-IRR., ' . .- -I -- 4 --4, Egfr- I, I 4 -Q ,IK A 'R I . -- ' ' ' 5, -V -Joi. 59, 'z' f J, , . ., - , YG. f f 33. f l 1' ,-, - R EX' ' . . Eg I -' f xg , 4, - ,' 1 -,N ,,--, V .....,-...... ,...---qu-nv-x , .A RNRN I, , ' C N X 1 N ,JP -I In F I I lllfimll I ' 1949 HRBH STHFF Paul Pretzer I SECRETARY Elaine Iohnson ASSOCIATE EDITORS Genevieve Lobos, Daniel Zimmerman ART EDITOR Donald Grimes LAYOUT EDITOR Omar Brubaker PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Mark Bubeck, Lindley Steere PHOTOGRAPHY-ART Asso- CIATE Roy Chamlee CHIEF COPY EDITOR Donald Hurlbert COPY ASSOCIATES Nell Rose Graves, Dorothy Pecht, Dorothy Strong BUSINESS MANAGER William Pepperell CIRCULATION MANAGER Merlen Carroll ADVERTISING MANAGER Dwight Haglund TREASURER Vern Trueblood LIBRARIAN Evelyn Enochs ARTISTS LEM D it lv , , , all ... .. - L I Q 1:3 L I 'I F Sqn L L IIYRI mg mmm an mt I , I, . M1117 5 -I 'fllinlhi up mg guing M5313 paths, I-F Y N.. , ,gf-1?-w -gg .- D.1573 Q 'Ei-.'-f I . ,. '. - - .f'-4.a,,,R5eQt:..,,-.,, Martha Brooks, loanne Cameron, Robert Horn, Raymond Watschke, Margarita Skivington PHOTOGRAPHERS Overton Brown, Harold Burns, Frank Carter, Ivan Estelle, Frank Rady, Emory Van Ger- pin, Robert West, STAFF ASSISTANTS Ioyce Benston, Edith Blazer, Virgil Bopp, Anna Diem, Virginia Larson, Maxine May- nard, Louis Moesta, Gordon Monk, Ruth Nelson, Eileen O'- Rourke, Catherine Ros- endale, Marion Sch- wenk, Ioy Stiver, Ralph Unruh, loyce Wood. If age IHISSIUHHHY UHIUH g. fi.- i, : ' A' - ull ' T , . '5 7 A. '51 -is 'xv f 34- 1' 'f'- il Sf'fIIt'dfIO77ZIt'ff1OVifhffDUl'If.xIHfht'7,U,Y,Y'f..YFf.j'fEYf11Ff Couture. xerretazyq Rodger Schmidt, pIt'f1f1t'flf,' Iifflrz lx'le1rz.u'l1r7z1'dI, z'ifF-pr6izdf'nf,' IVFIIP P71t'Yf, HWY, 772115611171 Sf'r'j'. Sfm1fz'1ng from lrfl to right: Dnmtlzy Ix'eiHfr, forrexporzdirlg iffy: Al Fznbny, dfpulnfion 5er 3',' Don Sfml, pzfzwr band ,wr'y,' Ifmzrwtlz Sznzrlr, fzfafznazq Ruben 1H6Ca1wIl, mzueum 5ec'y,' Coma ,1I1Hu, publzritr 5fr'y. P? rw ' 4. ' ., '7 wyg ' ' X J ,rf , , ' - on 1 ,K 5- '. X Q '.,. : I ima ' in Seated ffnny 1,-If tu rzghlf Virginia Jlifzrtzrz, forrexporldirzg 5efrf'tnry,' Marian Nagel. r1s5't. ,vefretnryg Dun Vfuz Ifyrzrrz, pu-xza'erz!,' .Umilyn Smurf, zvire-preszderztq Fay Brammsr, sefreizzry. Slfnzdzng fmm lrft In riglzf: I,nrk1' Slzfpmd, depufrztimz fec'1',' Paul Zfller, nzusezmz xeiyg Charles llzlgaf, fvzzblifily wc'3': Bfrmzrd Nieklik. tzrrzsurerg Clzmles Smztlz, player band 5e6'y. f.N'ol pzffznfdx IVZTQUHIZ Papa, ajft. mzzseum xec'y.j issionarv Union is Moodv Bihlv In- stitute' at work for missions, and Lis :in organization with an Cxvlusivvly spiritual vniphasis, it afle-cts thv life ol tha- wl1ol1- srhool. Through thi' 1111-diuxn ol pruym-1' bands, dm-putation work, and its Ulll1'l' varivd aftivitivsiit 1'ndn'avorS to km-1-p 21 svn- sitivv fingvr on tht' flurtuating pulsm'-l1v.'1t of thx' missionary vntcrrprisz- throughout the' world, and to cliallvngv thc' studvnl P1nye1 tum' in Illzzswy Clznpel. Tzn Pl't1'l't'l Bands nzeet Ilzma once eafh zvefkf Af1i1'r1, Island World, C I 111111, Emopr, Helnezv, Latin A111erifn, India No1ll1 .'1111f'1i111, AIUXIFIII World, frzpnn-lx'111'e11. hody with thc- vision of taking thx- Cospvl offlhristto th:-n-11dQol'th1'1-:11'th.,' Manx' 11 studvnt who has gonv forth to hvlds ol svrviwf nun tvstify that it was llirongh Nlissioriary Union that hr- lirst ll1'Lll'fl lh1- vall of the- Lord. Abou' gill, Nlisxioiiiiix' Union has taught thosi- who w1-r1- willing to pay thc- prim-, thv sac-11-dn1-ss and sole-11111 ivsponwilailitx' of i11tr'1'm-xso1'y p1'11x'm'1'. P1111f'1l511111l11ff1'r1if111the l1'i11tH lt'VHI' Pllilll nm' l111111 I1-it 111 Ilfllff Bolv I1'aite1l1111g. l1'zll1f .'l1l11111x, t1'011l'1'n Pullmz, Cl1j7'11111' .S'fnde', 411110 R11l11'1lf011 .5'1'1'o11d 111111 f7U771 lrff I0 right: Tlzmrzlorz F1 yr, l'1111l H11ll11l11Ar, Diff: Rvrtzlw, l.f'l111111' H111111'1. l-111b1'1l 1'llo11lU11, 1.Y11f p11't111f1l. P1111'f'1 13111111 11ff11'1s f111 flzw F11 N1111, lion! Kle'1'l11111i, Al Finbny, 1.111115 ,Umwf11 D1111 .S'1'111l, H11111ld .S'l111L'r1. E1111111' lvllll flwpzrz, 1111111 Eilellr. H1111 Ifld1rgf', john De'l.111f', C1111 111111rm11,l 11g C page 68 RECREHTIUH CLUB Q - 7'Cf? Y 'X .- ...NNN , ,- A r left to right: Dorix Craig, music chairmang Robert Orner, presidentg Betty Tichy, Seated from U vice-president: Lillian 1UcLe0d, secretary. Standing from left to right: Robert Rushing, devotional chairmanj fohn Kalili, Jportx chaiimanj Thornton Frye, treasurerg David Orner, publicity chairman. -'Q ,4 fs - w- . X K I 1 ' -,fi 5 . Q :Fi 7 fr 2 r. fl 5 'D J X-' if Cf. i 5 K. 'Q L, t a fd 3.- fx' Lx' Nl' , 0-Q una Sealed from left to right: Mary Brooks. xecretaryg Miriam Street, music chairmang jerry Amacker, prexidentg Marie Schmidt, vice-president: Martha Brookx, publicity chairman. Standing from left to right: Charles Leib, treasurer: Ralph Bradbury, sports chairmang Gordon Monk devotional chairman. f extra currieular activities. Recreation is the oil that keeps the cogs in the way o .' - of our Spiritual and intellectual well-being Some of these events have taken the form in good working order. Vlithout the liber- of picnics, educational films, special spealv ating influence of wholesome relaxation ers, musical programs, and devotional we would all too soon beeome rusty and meetings. The enthusiastic reception these break down. Recognizing the necessity programs have been given proves the for diversion in the maintenance of a well- sagaeitv of Solomon who once said He integrated personality, Rec Club has en- that is of a merry heart hath a continual deavored to present the best to the students feast. 'i sk 'Z' NM i fft A ' .ig s 1. 5 Y' a U uf . 'il ' , r ' , eg 1' ' 1 5 ' 1 ' ' ,,, - , f 5,.f H A 'if - -' zV kd'- fl-.',,' 'Y ' - r :V ' .. gt - Q 5 ' lc 1948. -v 'Q 5 Y ul? Wu i 'ivy O Foullll of J 1949 ,,,c6fv b electioyn, Ref. Ch' ni R ec, Club efediofu Q1 ' Much, ' -' JUNE, page 69 page 70 HIUUIJY STUDENT 2 3? A.. Ai-5'?'H - , Q-.Rh ALAN W.-XRES, Editor-in-Chief av, Manned by a staff of seventeen mem- bers, the Moody Student is published bi- weekly and attempts to cover news from all phases of life about the Institute. From the exhortative and thought-provoking editorials to the juicy tid-bits in Ram- blin ' the aim is to present that which will be of most interest to the MBI student. Two years ago the Student became a member of the Associated Collegiate Press, an association of college level newspapers, demanding the best in make-up, editing. writing, and news coverage of the school. The first rating received, although not the highest, was one favorable to a paper of its size and purpose. At various times a series of journalism classes have been held to give the reporters instruction and help in covering news beats and in writing the articles themselves. Not all has been work on the part of the staff, however, for social events have been held from time to time for the purpose of fun and fellowship among the staff members. V- , ' ' : : 1. 'P 54. m..s'j? Q ,Q - V , '- L l L A-,fn Seated from left to right: 'Nell Rose Graves, Bette Sams, secretaryg Dorothy Strong, news editorj Alan Wares, editor-in-ehiefg Dorothy Pecht, copy editorg 'Lois Heiniger, 'Lois Black. Standing from left to right: 'Robert Wall, Wayne Snell, 'Paul Campbell, john White, circulation manager: Will Davis, business manager: Leo Lanfe. fNot pirtured: 'Ed Reese, Virginia Pope, 'x'Viuiz1n Oslund, Mary lean McKinley.l 4 Hold the office of Reporter. HIUUDY CHURHLE The Chorale, eomprised of students seleeted by the direetor, Donald Hustad. on the merit of voiee quality, ability to sight read, and other major considerations. has done outstanding work this past year. Long to be remembered was their arrangement of This World ls Not NI5' Hornef' among other numbers that thev presented during the Founder's Wleek Conference last winter. An important aehievernent of the Chorale was the tour thev took between terms this spring: an event which has helped to make them one of the IUOSI widely known of student organizations at Moody Bible Institute. This tour took them to Miehigan, Ontario, New York, Massaehusetts, New jersey, Pennsvlvania. Ohio, and Indiana. Students who have had the privilege of being in the Chorale tell us that the experienee reeeived in this serviee for the Lord, will be most valuahle to them in the work that lies ahead. First row from left to right' Dorothy Cole jo Ann Oppzt Mary Rgan Marzlou Hobolth Louise Hon ojife Christiansen Esther Couture, Margaret Lindsay, Marian Tramp Alice Oliver Barbara Lindquist oan I ant Iulu Case oanne Hescott Lettie Lindsley. Seeond row from left to right: Marveline Holsteen Adele Bzsrho Doris ennin s Ruth Checkle3 Carol Dirksen Ruth Atkinson, Betty Tichy, Annabelle Gilrrzor Rornaine Lon Nadjne Lgons Audrey MacPhazl Doris Craig Mli1HnZS6hUEll Elsie Samuelson, Maureen Powell. Third row from left to right: Affary Alice Wahl emuth Ilene Garfield Carlo Pzetropaulo Luckj Shepard Donald Betts Loyd Curnings. Irving Chambers, Richard loneenerlter Gerald Pztseribar er lester De Boer Ronald lxendall Duane Bell Walter Schroeder, Robert Mountain, Ruth Oleson Anita Harl Fourth row from left to right: Howard Bishop Lester Hurst Robert Iler Gerald Darlzn Charles Hfzll james Holuerda john Trotter, Robert Scott, Duane Benjamin Rzrhard Reel lte Donald Steqmk Herbert Ixlzn bezl Charles Ieib Louis Moesta, Robert Berglund, Boyd Doneg Charles Schroeder A ' STUDENT CUUHCIL .min page 72 ' E3 A First row from left to right: Charles Sine, Burton Leirh, Kenneth Sunde, vire-president, Albert Alofjitt, president: Alvin Showalter, secretaryg john Wood. Second row from left to right: Willis Adams. Robert ones Curtis Lehman Paul Cam bell I , , P Robert Westerberg. Third rote from left to right: Gordon Pullen, Axel Bolin, Earl Holstege, Charles Smith, Edward Bezanson, Al Hovey. lNot pictured: Carl Fritsehel, jim MacKenzie, jerry Amstutzj Pr Q Although unable to tell of major ae- eomplishments, the lXfIen's Student Couneil has represented the male seetion of the student body. Thoroughly demoeratie in its representation of eaeh group of men, it has sought to voiee the desires and opin- ions of all. Perhaps the most valuable asset QE Seated from left to right: Loren McCall, Robert Matheson, Harold Shaver. Standing from left to right: Earl Holstege Thomas Walker. john Hornok.j has been the experience gained by those who have served on the Couneil, in meth- mmm Ct Omar Brubaker, Ralph Trantham, Robert jones secretaryj Charles Smith, presidentg Willis Adams Leslie Madison, Gordon Pullen, john Kalili john Wood, john Sullivan, Thornton Frye INDI! pictured: Curtis Lehman, Charles Pruitt ods of organization and in eonsideration of problems voieed, These have helped Con- siderably toward the training which we all seek, as future leaders of the lloek of God. The Men's Couneil has sueeeeded in bringing about small ehanges in seemingly unimportant matters, but wliieh, added to- gether, eontribute materially to the happi- ness of our stay at MBI. l - stuntm cuunct .all First ron' from left lo right: Muriel johnson, Helen Wilcox, Ann Strickland, Adele Birchoj, Ella jean Van Hook. Second row from left to right: Bette Sams, Clara Lima, Marie Schmidt, Elaine Chobanoj, president, Winnefred Hillegas, serretaryg Ethel Hog, joan Lent. Third row from left to right: Virginia Larson. Mildred Keller, Lillian McLeod, Agnes Chapman, Dorothy jones, Ruby Sullivan, Esther Guild, Esther Chell, Lyda Krueger, Lorraine Meiste, Doris Craig. Fourth row from left to right: Mildred Ardill, Elaine johnson, Eileen O'Rourke. tNot pictured: Edith Blazer, jean Lytle, Hilda Belden, Lawanna Webbj f 'mixxxxl P 'I HRK Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. Wlith the prospect in mind of making the living together in the dormitories more eflicient and demoeratie, the W'omen's Student Council was formed, and as a deliberative group. has nobly carried out its purposes bv promoting the physical well-being and enriching the spiritual life First row from left to right: joan Lent, Ella jean Van Hook, Priscilla Oriel, MariAe Sfhmldt. Afargaret Lundin, seeretaryg lfinnefred Medhurst, Elaine Chobanoff, president, Elsie Hansen, Eileen O'Rouri.e, Clara Lima, Esther Kleinsehmtdt, Leone Kaufman. Sefond row from left to right: Ha:el Feenstra. Naomi Pullen, Harriet Sine, Afuriel johnson. Franees llloberg, Iva tWae Chiddister, Mary Ruth Boyd. Third row from left to right: Afildred Keller, A Berniee Osborne. Lawanna Webb, Doris Craig, Edith Blazer, Lorraine Meiste, Elaine johnson, joy Sliver. fNot pictured: Ethel Hoff, Freeda jones, Hilda Belden.j of the women students. Activities of the Couneil include the Tea for the First termers, the big-sister program, Field Day. and the rollicking k'Stunt Night. It is the unanimous vote of the women that Stu- dent Council has been greatly beneficial in regulating dormitory life and has done much to promote a feeling of Christian love and courtesy. page 73 page 74 CHRISTIHH ED. CLUB Tv .9- ,,, A x J - ' .V fi I Seated from left to right: Aziel jones, president Doris Skillman, secretaryg Muriel johnson, reporter Standing from left to right: Robert West, vice-presidentg Gordon Cale, treasurer. s. -, 1 ,. Seated from left to right: Betty Tabor, secretary: Mabel Green, reporterg Vern Trueblood, president. Standing from left to right: Daniel Zimmerman, vice-presidentj john Lindskoog, treasurer. Menibcirship in Christian Education Club is not limitt-cl to students in thc Christian EduCation Course, as thc namr' might imply. Rathi-r it is opvn to all Nloodv studcnts and boasts a mvmbcrship of a large pvrftfntagc' of tht' stud:-nt body, The purpose of tht- club is to acquaint thc student with various typos of programs and methods to be usvd in Christian work, This has been provided by programs. lor- turcs and dcmonstrations at the monthly . 5 X ' -AI, -f inet-tings. Anothvr purposc is to furnish Cach of its niembcrs with samples of ma- terials that may be used in working, par- ticularly with children and young pcoplc. This material has made a valuable Contri- bution to that Childr6n's or Adolescent YVork file. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garnvr, who have had wide expmic-nce in pastoral work, havf' smvvd as advisors for tht' Club. 7 NURSES FEll0lllSHIP 'Z N W Y 'X ef gf First row from left to right: Clara Ryll. Esther Robinson, Edna Bodenstab, Coral Tramp, Virginia Loeding, Mildred Gipalo, Esther Guild. Second row from left to right: Shirley Kreirnann, Betty Basting, Ruby Kensinger. Marcia Hughey, jean Robbins. Clara Lima, president, Anna Lantz, secretary, Mary jane Pfeifle, vice-president, Hazel Feenstra, Lyda jane Krueger, Elsie Hansen, Third row from left to right: Kathryn Neufeld, Monte Mack, Catherine Rosendale, Helen Hawbaker, Carol Hedahl, Vera Entrikin, Mary Learner, Mildred Basil, jessie Hawke, Edith Wotherspoon, Virginia Larson. Fourth row from left to right: Katherine Griffin, Carrie Slack. Elaine fohnson, Helen Galloway. Nell Rose Graves, Eileen O'Rourke, Carol Calvin, Alildred Ardill. fNot pictured: Ann Quiggle, treasurer, Bernadine Anderson, Mary Ashby, Dorothy Cedar. Lois Kramer, Ilah Fleming, Florence Gernzann, Erma Goodell, Grace Goodell, Eleanor Howell, Mary Leatherman, Theda Payton, Carolyn Saltenberger, Frances Trorrzp, Virginia Weberj ' IHTHHIHURHL SPURTS The success of Intramural Sports at Moody is the result of the wise leadership of Coaches Morris Nelson and Carol Her- mansen. Their enthusiasm has been shared by the president and the deans who know the value of intramural competition. Al- though the sports program centers around the gymnasium, with basketball, volleyball. and badminton, Lincoln Park and North- western diamond have also resounded with the shouts of victors and vanquished in field days and hard fought softball duels. Night after night Qafter 9: 30 p. 111.5 the small balcony in the gym has been packed with robust rooters, including worried wives and shouting sweethearts. The warm spring sun gave fellows the old urge to swing a bat and throw a ball, materializing into a softball league made up of dormi- tory teams, active every Saturday after- noon. Years hence, and far away, we shall remember these hours of fellowship, per- haps more vividly than many other things. page 75 ,,.-Mg. .f ff. 1-F. x f fn-fry . -1 ',-.aff I. ..!v, .gg Q. ,-..,,. v P Page 76 - IHTRHIHURHL spumg fl row from left to right: Davzd Kaapu, Charles Volleyball fhamps: Bottom Kalili, john Kalili. Top row from left to right: Charles Zimmerman, Audrey Quackenbush, ' Phil Wahl, Merle Friskney. Clarence Bakk, X ,sf kj U l 1 1 , Kiessssuca, X ylgogsnrpsx 1 ,ov- QLDE I f B w from 6 f tv ottorrl ro eth Baslfetbau Ch L b ll e -upff . , fifsyzii anzsylarrlpss W W an k ' Cl bers. T ff K 4. 7175,- Trlfflelflrlrllrli lelllllv fishif James Hzllllflffgak nr',f7f','0w ffiZ'!Rf1!15r0ZZ'71 row ,, Charles Pruitt, Edwafd Reese' -loxep ' J Merle Frifli to rz'alj:cne'f fozm left to . 'pfley O 7 David 'Z Kalz'l' Hgh!- ' Upon ' 5737, Phil l fa Hag-ry Loves able tennis pl-Lamp Trevor Ardill, if Badminton champ ,T lm L. V. ilx -,,L. - fffguww CURHICULHH ' . ff . Y ,,,,,,,N Q V -. ,q ,rw i ,uv 5, N..-N ' U ,, K .yhaj .X Vg:-, ,1j1,.'-Q, , ' - , .fa In Bible Doctrine we have learned from Dr. is fgrgygr ggglgd in Hggzrpnl Bartlett, those deep and vitally irriportant truths. that not onll' strengthen our faith in the authority Doftrine, but the applifation of Gods Wold, but have provided us with wisdom and uriderstarzdirzg, zvlierelvy we ran go forth lo deflare to the world that the Bible is infallible. and will stand for time and eternity. This man of God has taught beraiise it .-In tntegial part of th Missioriai'5' Course, C0111- arativc' Rc-li ions taught by G. Coleman Luck. owes tie student a detailed study of the major religions of the world, both primitive and eiuilized. Through an understanding of their foundation. eharaekteristirs and results and a comparison of them in the light of the H'ora' of God. he is 561161 us, not only Bible of Sfriptural truth i'rperirnerztally, as he has brought to us analogies znhieh he has ,gathered through years of study. and rlose fellowship with the Lord fitted to approach the followers of these religions as he comes in Contact with them on the mission held. Through a study of these heathen pmetiees the student is also given a renewed appreciation of his own Christian faith and the hope it brings that makes it distinet from all other religions. page 78 ' 1+ n Oftl1el111111l1e1iu1 7111776 111bje1A1,1 fflllyhf llf .H1m1iy. The l7Vf'.fIl7If1fIHIZ 111111 ZTZIHTZXILW' 1111115 of the H 1111l none 11 more zfrzluablr fhlllll lhe thzer frzmx of A111111 the p1171't11'11l11pj1l11v1t1011x nf Ihr p11111'1pl1'i of :XdvanCr'd 'l'c'.1ChQ'1 'Tl'd1l'I1l1' of the f,.1Z7I.XfiIl7l lllerlflgngy h1111'1' L',IlI7IQf'lI 11111111 ll x1111l1'11t',x f11111'1'f7l Edufntinzz Cnurie11b2y1'm1H111'tedb11'.U1uPl1yll1x 111' lt'IIL',ll7l!Q. fiftez e111'h Afllt1't'7lf hm !11111'hI. 11 j. Roberts. The Gospel of Afark ll'llK dI1I.Qt'V1fll' IAIZDVHIIQII 111z11!y:1111m1 er11111u 1111111 1l11111gl1t-p11w11k- Afudied duzzng zhe H'111te1 !e1111 arm' 1'111'h 111111. 1113 .Uzn Rolwezh g111r1o111l3' PUIVHIVIQ 1111! 11'e11l.- lill'ff'IF71f Sflllifflff t11z1ghI 1111-11 11w1g1z1'1f j1111l11111x ueyxex 111111 AllQQt'YflUV1X for zmpluzferrzerlt. A fold, 1'11lf11l.1t1r1g .xea of uplurrzea' f111e1, pe1111l and paper in h11111i,1J enough to make any preacher tremble. But when thoxe fares belong fo Afoodm' Pmtors Cuume men 111 Practice Prcafhin Ihr woulzl-be 17761151187 A710113 I 111 he hm ll xyn1p11lhe111' audzenfe. En1'0u111.ge11 by P1151011 C,'m11xe dzreftm Dr. P, B. FifZILf'l1fCI, men are findzrzg their fnolzng both on the plarfornz and 1n the 111511 of lzftzrzlg A-.N 11 from the Worn' Of Gnd x1'1n11mx to 1'nrzL'11'I, exhml. 111111 f'd1fV1'.N01 H11 iI11111geth11111111 p1e111'h11zghe1111 fhe u'1zrp and woof' of our 1r1511urto1, both l7l 11111111161 and 171 word, If 13 Iltlle lL'0IlLIt'7 111111 .Hoody men me mfzrked, II.',l6H'L't'7 Ihey p1e111'l1 for then lIIilIe'lt'7lfc' In P1111l'1 mh11rf11!111rz 111 UPVFIIIII the Word, F1g.1 page 79 tif Curriculum Making is one of the outstanding sub- jects in the Christian Education Course and is required of all Christian Education students. Opportunity is given here to study the various rrzaterials that rrray be used in planning a church school curriculum with one of the rrrain errrphases being the place of the Bible in the curriculurrr, - Practical work is provided for, by requiring each student to do individual and group work in the preparation of a model unit of work. The course is taught by bliss Phyllis Roberts and Miss Lucy Campbell who have both had wide experience in children's work, and at present are teaching in the Christian Grarrirriar School in Wheaton. sri tr Those of us :cha have been privileged to be in Alr. Sprzrigefs Bible Synthesis class tlrrs past year, can well appreciate that the reason for' our deepcr insight into the Old Testament books of the Pentateuch, Prophecies and Poetry, has been a result of the ability with which our instructor has presented the rrzaterial, His has been a presentation. riot only frorrr rr ...Q I P14 fund of knowledge, but one through which the experzerices of those great men of God. have touch- ed his own heart and life to such a degree that he has been able to make therrr real to us. Perhaps that is why, after Alf. Springer has rriade an apology for preaching to us, our' hearts, if not our voices urge - Preach on. teacher, 1 1 1 1 W . A .Yllllgll 111 lllllf. ,. the 11l1l wings Illlll' be t1u1' 111111111111 at lem! Il 111s1111l 111q1111zn111111'1' 11'11l1 11 111 l107I1e', but lj far 1111111 11ppl1f11ble 10 thy Slrzgn 111111113 111111'l11111'. 'l'l11'11' 111111' l1111'1' l11'1'11 Il 11111'ly zmlrllfrl 11111111. 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Tlla 11115011116 1zf1'11111l41'f01 'l111'p11111l1011 and the l7Zft'7lYlfJ' of Dr. lflgzrz S. 1U111'1'1'1 pn'- , 5t'71fl1ll-071 of Ilzix, the story of tlzf' Cl1u11'l1, 111111 -U1-UFTI to EUFIVY Jluderzt I1 r11'11' and l1Zl1VI.Q rmzrrpl 1 1 1 yur 1 1 I 1 of tlzf lzerzlrzyr of the 5111-Yllf. Not only l1111 0111 f111ll1 bffn AlH'71lQlllz'7l6d, but 0111 z1111l1111l11111l11zL b10111lf1zed 111 1111111116 II 11'111,jmll16t11' 11f1p111111'l1 In tlmxr 11'l111 1'111'1l from !l11' l111fl1, 'l'l111 1'l111,1 111078 ll111n 11711 ollzm lzz'1lo11' Clam, l1111 111111lP 111 11'11l1:1' lllfll l111f111'1' 1: only Hu 1't011x 1 1 Q Q. L 1 1 I 1 1 1 '11 -'fr-wnqwx 1 fy, I lt e 1 077I171cTll1l7leYZ7I ll1lJ'L'z'I-1' oughly engrossed in his work. Something of this ' ith 1 in 11 ar zfu ar wares zese dirty spirit has faught hold of us, and bids us seek the 1 fir 1 p . .in to all stu- original text in our study of the Word. Precious V11 ttltlt 1 1 ss in Greek indeed are the passages whzeh we have been x ge 915 'l17ftllOl11ltlj timid thi Skipper, privileged to exe,gete. They shall remain imbed- ui 1 mons 1111071 o a nan tlzm- ed in our hearts and minds. Psyfhology of the adolesrent, methods of tearh, ing and organization, and administration of inter- mediate. senior, and young people's departments ronslitute the major emphasis in Adolcsfent Work, a three-term fourse taught by Airs, Harold Garner during the leave of absenfe of Mr. Garner. Due to the fart that every Christian worker, regardless of the held he enters, will rome in eontaft with young people and will need wisdom in knowingl how to lead them to know and grow in the Lord. this course or one of similar emphasis is required of., earh student. Alainly a lecture course, it also! provides opportunity for eollecting and system-1 atifallj' organizing various materials that will bej of use in future work among young people. ' ,Q 1 -,-11 .l-iv-.,. -, K , V W Tx ,Mg -'.e,s1w:.,wmwas.4f.,',, , 5 - - ,-:,j Q Y1 '?f5:, ' 2- ' ' - ' fi 'A , 1 i s f:..:,:e- - ,,,, .G ,i, . we 1 S ll is ff f I , 1 In iesponse to the itll, To 1111, jeu' first. some Europe 11r11lAsi11, but 11 zs ulm 11 point of 1111111111 Y have come to Alood' lo re are s ecz fall' ni with erm l11'1'1' 111 our 011-11 4'UlAl1f71'. The flaws 1 1 - J 1 W work among the fewzsh people. 70 this small is dfz111t1'1l lo g111111111111, 01111 lllltf 11'11tten e,re11'1s1'x, . 111011 the dass in Yiddish has mziided II s erm! 18111111111 171 1111't11'a! Yl1lliI,Y,l Izlemlzue 111111 111 1 N I .N ' 1 irzrentzue for 1onff11!111I1'H study zn or11'e1 to be IHIIIAIHUYIQ the New 7t'ifl1771t'l1f 11-1111 the one 1 more 1' efllzwe In 4111111111 mth His lford. Not 11111 111111 111 Nlllldn 11 1a11fl11ng thou' 11'!m haue ll :e11I . .N N 1 . 3 II Yiddzsh the u111L1e's11I IIIIIQZHIQF of the jew across 1 if I I 1S'st6n1atiC Theolo ' is the barkbone of the Pfistois QCOUYSF. trzrl aa' erenfe to the Word of God. :plus mpable teaching are fombined to thoroughly glground us in the great f1l1ldlZ771F7lfIll.Y of the Faith. fWith the textbook 'tC11llSfiH7l Theology, written iby the teafher of the two-year course, Dr. P. B. Fit:11'11te'r. the Srienff of God has befome more than an abstmrt term. It has befome the very fore of our desire for wisdom from above. We would first know find, then make H1111 known, Above all. we desire to adorn the dnrtrzne of God. our Sav- iour in all things. A N. 1 E i I 4 A x of God, but not I1l'COTdt1Z-Q to k1111zL'Ie11V4ge, page 83 . .223 - 3 uw . - , iff. ,.w4 -nq,........,,,,hk Q' M., The world to rn rw is a fearful place Pestilenc , a , . I . and famine still stalk innocent victims in havoc- B ridden areas left desolate by war. The forces of evil are stronger and more united than ever before. We, as Christians. have the one balm which ca bind up these festering wounds of despondeni' Clad manifested in the Lord jesus Christ and w long to lake that Gospel to needy hearts. But th PI4 ll ts 6 f J, and despair. We have the Gospel of the love of x need is so great. Where can we best be of service? Many have heard the call of the Lord in torical Surve' of Missions, a class designed to present to t e prospective missionary a brief survey of the major mission fields in the world, in order that he may be better equipped and qualified to take the PVord of Life to those who sit in darkness and the shadow of death. Harmon ', taught by Alf. Loes, is a familiar subject sacred' music. In Harmony 3 provision is rrzade to all music students. A three term course, for angina! ltOU P1lfl wflllflg Hllfll week. C011-Wlflflfd it acquaints budding musicians with the four part oflstanza and lchorus. More advanced wO7Vk, Of harmony used in lhe eomposilion of hyrnrzs and this nature is given in the classes in Composition. ai X kv' If we feel steepy upon entering Torrey-Clriiy Auditorium 8:15 each Saturday rrzorning, tlflr. Sflzuler, teafher of General Chorus soon muses us from the antifipated cat-nap. There fomes a sudden realization that we may be the next to make our way to the platform, where said All Sfhuler will delight in Hpzrking to pines our attempt to lead the group in singing, read a portion of Srripturf, or sing. 1t'.s not that Alf. Srhuler means to be frztifal du F' .sf if 5 l 7 2-s... in the leastq he just wants to make sure that none of his students leave llloody Bible Institute with an Hlvllfffl-Oflfj' rorriplexf' Ohl Air. Srhuler, if you only knew. However, it has it's brighter side too. for in this rlass we have learned mufh about the prin- riples of leading group szn.Qing,piar1n transrriptmns for acrornpanyinlg the Uoralist, and other zrrilunble aids in our future work for the Lord, lfhat are the doctrines of the Christian faith ' and why do we as Protestants belzeve as we fifty 11111 Under the tutelage of the venerable Dr. P. B Fitzwater the flass tn Bible Doctrine enrleauors to alistover from Scripture the basis and foundation for our beliefs as ezfangelirals. Such eardznal tenets as the being and work of God: the Person of ----.-V fit? Y i Cllrzstg thi uri in nature ant sin rr 1111 arztl sirr I rse if ies t iul' rlurirz the six term fouise and em IH 1 1 with the re 1 t z at f r is base upon the abs lulelj in illzbl Hora' o or 11 that as Christian ours is h ri r e zrzforru Iti r 1 and unrlehled that ndeth not auas be fb Hnlumr 12 liuhlizhvh in 1949 Eg Uhr Stuilrnta Gbf Uhr fllllnnhg Eihlv Zlnstitute Gbf Glhiragn QJNSHQT X Y. S 2 F ffl Practival Christian NVork. thc Chargt of Nliss Hclcn C. Rcntschlcr, and Mr -Iamcs F. Harrison. is of intvrrst and im portancc' to Cvvry studvnt in tht- Nloody Bible Institute: Each student. given a minimum of two. and somvtimcs morc assignme-nts a tcrm. hnds this Cxpcrivnfr to bt' of uncqualcd xalutf in picparation for futurm' Christian sm-rvicc. 'lhcsc assignmvnts. many and varicd. have bvcn a souiu' of rval blossing. as wt-ll .is 21 Challcngv and inspiration to many students. Studcnts. as a whole. are truly thankful that tht- Lord has givcn them opportunity to scrvv Him. for many have bca-n lc'd of thc Lord in making dvcisions for futurn' sm'viCP. by thc cxpt-1'iv1iw 1't'CUix'vd through Pravtival Christian lN'ork assiffnmcnts. ,,L3,Ll 'g3f9Yv Childlenk work. 1 Signs Along ihe mag ' HUVERTISIHB HND PIUTURIHL ? A ,. -r - FH C N. ,a- Donet swallow it all in b one iff, folzn -wr' Happy Birthday! M fxk. F331 x FHM 88 Calmly disturbing me pmw Steve eats the most of a ll. . . Carl Larson is next. Whois converting who? Evan if Jtuck with his Greek again. 5:13. , Mrx, Hanson and Mr. Winters. - d ll haye .xzuallowf Dave 1111155 ,XQ s 'W gil W .Er - w 'X 'K Bill can be truxied only on a Ieaxh. H35 fm La n I .Tj E ,I gntire lzarldful' ndmark. page H9 ga M., REBS! page 90 XX Xu F figs? in Sn11P5h0t5' i chowlf To Uv..- ,- ...ami I X'-us.. Ofdexr ffm' '13 gfa 1 ff' HES' d- F941 hem be sow T! ze Monk who fllyed afdbz 1 House mothers: Seated from left to rzght: Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Hasxman, Mrx. Gamble, Mrs. Heaton. f' Cook County group. Theological rail. fi Correxpondefzce School addition. 4, page 91 page X L Q. , Week, FebY1U 3 19+ Foundefj N rth on Ln Salle .4vf uf' kin! 0 M' B,I.100 fig X --. ,wg- Ww- E . 9 Of me 6 new bzuefl A my X ' ,fs M, A xx XY fzchqff X?--.. N X 9 ww! 1 . , HMG :..:1,5T,'. h .3 K ' - was - .p. . A, XT' 'rfb I W, ,M X' ' fgi , ' ' Y .. x ' M 4 ' W iw, A -F6871 e at the lnfflhte h azrport' , Q -if ' he Lg. -im SNL 4 ,gi 15.4 4--1. x R 'lla 'ffl' Alumni ,,.'f-1 Bunqu ft. Febvuary. 1949 lame, tsl BS . tmen Moody Church . . flunigy and Pmnmy Depnf 1948, I 1117. A .90 . , H I i I 5 E f fb fpenkpr I army! e Pjgfe' F93 will K ,.i....W+ page 94 Q1' 'ru -- XM Mant, and Erzf. Tlz F ,Qirk have their Field DUT flf Lin: N ---q, ..--qs., ,--qhs. 0172 Park, wus ' 4 Wav YQ Mary samplej Lake Ml chzifln' Charle 'V lvvkx relaxed, gpg 'cramlml J e Lhnghan SWK ,, A :J oeznn -- ' i ,N f07lU6Tfgd '. 156771671 - good advert