Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DEDICATION Moody Grad Becomes Full-Time Instructor Dr. Gene Getz, Director of Moody Evening School, graduated from MBI in 1952. After receiving his B.A., in 1954, from Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana, he came to the Institute as a special instructor in Evening School. At that time he initiated the first classes of instruc- tion in the use of audio-visuals as a means of presenting the gospel. Today the school owes much to his insight and ad- vancements in this area of Christian service. By 1958, Dr. Getz received his masters degree in Chris- tian Education from Wheaton College. Soon after that he became a full-time member of the Institute’s Day School faculty, teachi ng in the Christian Education Department until he became the Director of Evening School in 1963. This year he received his doctorate in Religious Education from New York University. Because of his keen mind for research, Dr. Getz has insti- tuted many new ideas into the organization, correlation and supervision of Evening School. He cultivated personal rela- tionships with students both in the classroom and on the volleyball court. He sought to meet peoples’ needs, prob- lems and concerns; his patient understanding and loving kindness mean much to everyone. For your widespread contributions of our Lord’s work, both here at the Institute and in the hearts of numberless others, we dedicate this yearbook of 1968 to you, Dr. Gene Gel, Mr. Getz directs Evening School registration. 17 The Sweet Shop treats Mr. Getz to fellowship as well as eats.

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