Open Bible College - Onward Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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PIANO CLASS-BETTY HEMKER, MARVIOIIIE JQNES, DOROTHY OZMENT, ROBERT BUDDING. TRUMPET CLASS-jfxmns REDMOND, RALPH Ismu., Imrrurlor, Mxinnnn Kmzszzy, LYLB ANmsx1soN. LORRAINE VEZERIAN C 0 nlmlta ADVANCED PIANO CLASS-Le!! lo right, back row: Louisa SMITH, ESTHER Tun- DALE WENOS PENING, SHIRLEY NEWBERG. Fmrzl Raw: FAWN NATIONS, LORENA BROOKS, Imrrurtor, Tfflllf ROSE Cnozlfn. 17

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GIRLS' TRIO-LORRAINE VEZERIAN, Sap:-army MARIE CHRISTENSEN, Aliof ULA MAXINE RAINS SIMONS, Semml Sojsmno. ,hprafm MARIAN SMITH Czmtmlto 16 CHARLES EDWARDS UJERRY ' PONTSLER Eleriric Sllmnixb Guitar -Wflpbafff PETER PETTORINI Elertrirr Hawaiian Guitar BOYS QUARTET- JERRY PoNTsl.ER, Fmt Tenorp Mfxx NOE, Semngi Tenarg JAMES REDMOND, Bm-lfomn' Louis Pnocx, Ban. Vmcn. CARLSON ns now barirone m the absence of JAMES REDMOND, who is now in rhe Navy.

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g',I,f,5,, ,1.f' I , si , ,, 1 i zu 5, aft QM., qfegs-,.l.a,f.ia,q,.,g,.,.,,,-,,, ,, LIBRARY STAFF LIBRARY el BEDA JACOBSON Head Libmrian GRACE GORSETH Baokfaanl Clerk TRAVELING BOOK For the benefit of those living outside of Des Moines, the Traveling Book Nook is taken to all the conventions and on student tours, making Gospel literature available to many. 18 Q? X . . . lflfie L 514,66 LVLJLOI4 CARRIE HARDIE LIBRARY- One of the biggest private libraries in the state, many of the best fundamental books available today and supplementary volumes along the lines of literature, art, psychol- ogy, languages, and science-all are included in the new library recently purchased by the Open Bible Institute. For twelve years God miraculously kept these volumes for us. When they were available, we obtained them at an amazingly low price. God answered another prayer in supplying a donor, Mrs. Carrie Hardie, to make the foundation payment on the books. The library now bears her name. Many students have been kept busy dusting, sorting, boxing, moving, repairing, and reclassifying the 2000 volumes. Beda Jacobson has been appointed leader of a regular library staff, and the library is now open to the public. Students and alumni have already found the books an invaluable source of information. d.46 BOOKROOM- Stop, shop and save! at the O.B.I. Bookroomf' For the whole fifteen minute recess period students are scurrying, rushing about try- ing to have their need supplied. A pack of paper, please, UA Chris- tology syllabus, Please, I must have a pencil before the second bell rin s. gThe Bookroom has long been successful in supplying the student's needs but has now gnovwn and is operating under the name of OPEN BIBLE PUBLISHERS. Recently it has moved from the school to 1812 Crocker Street where it can justly expand to meet the growing de- mands of the public. NOOK- Booic STAND, 1942 CONVENTION