Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1952 volume:

'FH MILE TUE l952 Philadelphia llihle Institute lllllll Areh Street Philadelphia, l'ennsylvania Illlllllwllllll These are momentous days in the field of education, and Christian schools are keeping step with the progress being made. In the past year another milestone was reached in Christian education by the merging of the Philadelphia School of the Bible and the Bible Institute of Pennsylvania to become the Philadelphia Bible Institute. As the result of this merger, two lights of testimony became one glowing beacon in the Philadelphia area, but the light does not stop there. Through the many graduates its rays ex- tend far beyond, even to the ends of the earth. At His coming to earth, Christ brought Light to a world dark with sin, and at His departure He commanded His own to carry the Light to those still in darkness. Since the students of Philadelphia Bible Institute, being led of God, are here preparing for His service, we thought it very fitting that we choose as our theme for the first MILESTONE, Christ the Light, It is our intention to show how Christ is the center of our school and of each phase of our lives. The whole world was lost in the darkness of sing The Light of the world is Jesusg Like sunshine at noonday His glory shone in, The Light of the world is Jesus. The Light of the World is Jesus P. P. BLISS C0 l'l'E 'I' ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ................... UNDERCLASSMEN ....,. SPIRITUAL LIFE ....... ACTIVITIES ......,......... STUDENT DIRECTORY .,.... 2 Page Page Page Page Page Page N s i E E 1 3 e E E i S P i E r E E E 4 E 5 Q I Z llllllIllll'l'lll T0 .... Mr. Clair M. Hitz Mr. J. llwight Pentecoast Because we wished to dedicate our yearbook to someone who has meant much to each student, and since we have been together as a class for only one short year, we, the Senior class, have chosen to dedicate the 1952 MILESTONE to two outstanding members of our faculty. It is with Christian love that we dedicate this book to Mr. Hitz, our teacher and friend, from whose life in the classroom, halls and offices we have seen the spirit of Christ reflected. How grateful we are for the practical exhortations he has so faithfully given to us from the Word and his own experiences. His smile and gracious greetings have been a source of en- couragement, for they have revealed the inner man that is renewed from day to day to accomplish the task God has assigned. The memory of our contacts with him, a fellow bond-slave of our Lord, will ever remain with us. We are proud to also dedicate this book to one who has given him- self so untiringly to both the study and the teaching of the Word. Such a person is Mr. Pentecost. His cheerful attitude in class, his practical applica- tion of the Word, his simple teaching of profound doctrines and prophecy, and his helpfulness and friendliness outside of class have endeared him to us. In our ministry in the years which lie ahead, we will always look back with a. prayer of thankfulness for the truths which we gleaned from this man of God. 88 ADM! 1 TH ATIO L'But of him are ye in Clwist jesus, who of God 18 made unto us wisdom. ight nspires 0d's oly eauhers 4 I va ICor 110 .mm Xx '-341190940 S,-.Q!....,eL.-'f, , 1 2 A , , P '-.rf -rv? 'vs-rf 'rvrc 1--'W fvf ' ...V-fr u:a .' ' ' ' ' ' ' - f' ' K 11- 1 , ,4.z,1.. X . . 'fi,sigge,,, xel,- , f' V ,- .ff,.mr.:,.. gzi... - . 'cg.:.,,, :Q-.j.,i.....1-f M -Zi? 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Dr. Mierop's executive ability enables him to efficiently accomplish his God- given appointment. As he appears on numerous speaking engagements in the interests of P.B.I., he is an example of what our lives should be as a result of our academic and spiritual opportunities. The burden of fulfilling the schoolls financial obliga- tions is borne with implicit trust in God's provision by Mr. Harrington. To this his smiling countenance bears witness. Dr. Mason as Dean deserves immeasurable credit for the smoothly co-ordinated and integrated schedule of classes. We remember him best, however, for his graphic presentation of Godls Word in the classroom. VVorking silently and unobtrusively in the background are the Trustees, who manage the property and business of the school. The Stewards, equally unassuming, act in an advisory capacity and represent the school in their home areas. 8 BUARD 0F TH TEE Seated: Harry Jaeger, Clifford Harrington, james MeCutcheon fChairmanJ, William ,lones fSecretaryJ, Clarence Mason, Standing: Robert Haines, Carey Thomas, Charles Nagel, Leonard Paret, William Updegrave, Elwood Davis, William Dean. Winheld Kempf. Unphotograplted: Horace Dean, Frederic Hofmann, Samuel Jeffries, William MQerop, Howard Milligan, Erling Glsen, Wilbur Patterson, Harry Phillips fVicefChairmanj, Douglas Roe, George Schmeiser, Willison Smith, jr., Frank Torrey, Arthur Whiting. Sfatedf Raymond Guilford. Clarence Mason, William Mierop, Clifford Har' rington, john Cain. Standing: Charles Garrett, Vaughn Smith, Harold Hill. Alex Dunlap, Norman, Price David Ferree, William Moore, Unphotographed: Mrs, Estella Adams, Donald Dunkerton, John Ehlers, Charles Grant, Oscar Hirt. Jr- Kenneth Kohler, Howard Martenet, Wade McCargo, David Nelson, George Patton, George Smith, Edward Smith. TEWARD FAU LTY Literature Prof. DAVID W. ALLEN HA., B.D., Th.M. MARY A. BENNETT Ph.D. WILLIAM C. BENNETT Inspiring, isn't it, Cop? B.A., Th.M. i EDWIN A. BUSTARD B.D., Bs., B.s.T., D.D. IO Cleaning house for the incoming Cherubs. EDWIN C. DEIBLER. JR. Director of Christian Service Department R.A., Th.M. Director of Athletics ROBERT G. COLLMER ILA., M.A. l ! WILLIAM A. DEAN BS., D,D. B.A., Th.M. GORDON G. CEPERLEY Whatis the attraction, Mr. Deibler? 2 CLAIR M. HITZ B X ThB Th M FA C U LT Y W ARLEXIC IVIAIC HAAS B.S. Di1'E'!'ff1l' nf Sludwzi 1'lrLfzvn1ent Celebrities on vacation. HARRX J. JAEGER, 11, H..-x., Th.M. ,I OHN B. GRAYBILL BA.. BD. l?1'rz'f!0r of Correspondence IJrparInzenl 1 xf- uY , ,, I 2 1... Q 1 f -f7Q':.:, BA., B.D. LUFBURROYV RALPH M, KEIPER 1-will S S fl ,,,, A - X W il'-'xx EH Mlm xxxxx xxx xxx A 17 xi I I1 - LAYRENCE A. sin I xl I su? ,,., NS .jfgfih P F . xxx E--1 I Q'4f '7ff f Rx A Twix X. S fx A s 2. ' x X f ! .V I - x YH I F3 aj-gi, U'- . . V A IL' x Q -.., , i 'Q ,x I x 1.1225 '1' gg Y I V t' ZW xgzilf 2 x ' - 13. M141 -f ,A f' - 1 . F' 252 x , -fl' ff F tx' f ' 9 IWC ff X f' W' ? f Q I is Qgcfwl' X 2 W3 J' X f , ' f, ' 1 lx! x f '-'ZZ ' 7 1 , 1 xx T . Q: . , ' I x 1' Dzrffiw' of .xirlnzzxxzrms SfIlH1l'7Zf Cnznzsrllor RUTH I W6 M A 'AM -Ar I , Ji' - J 5'-'i ' San g- 1-' 5-:. IONA LYSTER Let's see what's in the bricfrase this morning. Dfl'FffUl' nj .1Ii,v.viomzr,x' W x 1 3 Langmzge' Srlzzml ,a .1 N l'l,.'XRl'INC'I'I IC. MASON, JR. ISA.. 'l'lx.H,. 'l'lx,M., lJ.IJ. 1701111 FACULTY KENNETH W. M.-XSTl'II.I.ER HELBA E. UIJI-.XXX ILLDl'.R l.I'.URC,l'. H. MLXDILLL hMERbON PILXT Shhh-the Prof? about to speak. Hi, Peggy. Gentleman from the South I 4 FAUULTY N YAUGHN K. SMITH BS., MA. Superinfvrzriwzl Qf ,UNI nl. DYVIGHT PEXTECOST IRA., Th.M. . Director of Book Reviewing LEHMAN STRfXl'SS ,IAXICT S. SBIITH .S'1lper1'rzfw1dP11i Qf IVmr1f'r1 Daddy Harrington. Popular fellow-my I 5 FACULTY HHOW am I doing? i B. DONALD SUTHERLAND AN DREW TELFORD Extraction with a smile. Congratulations Rosie . . . On january 31, 1952, our beloved receptionist, Mrs. Priscilla Hlrrington, com- pleted her thirtieth year of service to our school. Better known to students and alumni as Rosie, Mrs. Harrington has proved herself a faithful friend, always ready to help someone in need. Her smiling face is a warm welcome to visitors and her cheery voice greets those who call the school each day. Most of all, her quiet, sincere testimony for her Lord and Saviour are an inspiration to all who know her. We pray the Lords richest blessings for you, Rosie, in the years that lie ahead as you continue serving Him and the Philadelphia Bible Institute. I 7 'PAFF 1 Miss RUTH HANDLETON Secretary to the Dean Miss RUTH CRAIG Assistant to Director of Correspondence Miss DOROTHY HOFFMAN Serretary to the President MRS. PAULINE KURTZ Sefretary to Vice-President and Treasure: Miss DORIS Ko1'n,x Miss FLORIZXCE RICK.-XRDS Sm'r4'tary to the Registrar Secretary lo Dil'l't'fU!' of .-ldnzissions MR. RALPH KRIPI-:R Librarian Miss IJORIS BJARTIN' Lilwrar-v Cululngvr MRS. WINII'RL1D POVVELL Book Store Clerk r Q MR. JOHN B. GRAYBXLL MR. EDVVIN C. DIQIBLER Director of Correspondeiice Dept. Director of Christian Seiuvice Dept. MISS L1cNoRx4: XNVITIXIAN M155 M.ARY EN1'w1sL1: Assistant in Educational Dept. Asxistant in Christian Service Dept. TAFF MR. S'rAN1.lcY COOK Bnsincss Awllllflgfl' Miss JEANETTE ROEBUKTK Assistant to the Business Manage: MR. PAUL M. SPAIIR Accountant Mrss FLORENCE IRWIN MRS. JEANETTE BROOKS MISS NORMA KOUBA Assixtants in Accounting Dept. MRS. PRISCILLA I'IARRING'l'ON Receptionist 20 M rss Iflzlclm Svluix K1-11. lluiling and Filing Clwrle Mk, Rumim' XVlfSl'Il'l l' lssistrmi to Building Supfwinte NIR. Axmuaw Iux1'l.l. Building S11pf'rinlf'ndf'nt MR. PAT BURNS Electrivian MR. WILLIAM HIRST Assistant Engineer MRS. MAE LANE Housekeffper MR. WILLIAM WEISS Assistant Chef MR. RICHARD LEE Chef MRS. AGNES HEATH Kitfhen Assistant 'mlwzl MR. AND MRS. VAUGHN K, SMIT11 Superintendents of Men and Women I SE lon H . . . They that tum many to righteousness shall shine as the stars for eww' and ever. D2m.12:3 ight HIPHIS estimonies 22 if Q C xp in me P V K ,, H, .gym as ' ' ,V My in, w ww M Q , n WK Q qs 4 41 Q ,QM flz H 4 , Q ' if ,K dv A Sf ' .Z , is if Ai, IWW vu ' V wx gm' -,Q ff -Y of - ' A2 D 3 . wa, ll W A o Bw 'S 3 ah Y , 41-E K . Q 5 if 9 me Axrwrmyfrr Vxkr nf YAWWWW , K 0, X iw an . k ,sv W, . Q Q- we' Qi an-Q , me 'xi V .. ..Y. -. gi- -., S 5. f '13 A 2 ,gil .sf A 5 wg, .wav .4 I -.. 1 'Q ge. iq Q 9-N5 5 ,W Q 4 Mm fl- QA, .4 4 , X , Q4 QM, , W A 'Nb a , , , f . txkl, W A! 1? Q1 ,WW 1,41 DAY CHO0L ll , Illli C LASS Orricnas Helen Duncan .. , ,,,, , .... Secretary David Coots . , . . ,,.. T1'eas1u'e1' Clarence Adams . . .... , . , ..,,... President Joe Hodovanik . . . . , . . .,.. Vice-President ADvIsoR Minphotographedb Laurence Lufborrow The completion of our senior year is a mile- stone of importance. From it we look back to the fall of 1949 when we, as freshmen, entered the portals of the Philadelphia School of the Bible and the Bible Institute of Pennsylvania. To most of us this was a novel experience-new friends, new teachers, new subjects, new activi- ties. Re-entering school in our junior year was a pleasure with the joy of old friendships re- newed and new acquaintances made. We had climbed one rung of the educational ladder and now faced the added responsibilities which come with an increase of light and knowledge. Our senior year was one of fellowship in the Phila- delphia Bible Institute, where we, as two sepa- 24 rate classes, united through the plan of God. Quiet study hours, chatter and laughter at ice- cream-and-cake parties, serious discussions of spiritual matters, work and play with mingled tears and happiness were all our portion. The pages of our class history are filled with mani- festations of God's faithfulness. As a result of our practical Christian service while at the Institute, we look forward with a vision of a world whose every need is met in Christ the Light, of whom we are to bear witness. Soon we, the class of '52, will be scattered over all the world, but we shall ever remember the times of prayer, praise, and fellowship we have had in Him. CLARENCE L. ADAMS Faithful is he that calleth you. who also will do it. I Thess. S Q24 ROBERT E. ADKINS 'tlieing rontident of this very thing. that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 Philadelphia Bible Institute Q 4 hmm. I at fel Q ,,. ,: V HELEN E. ANDERSON 'The eternal God is thy refuge, and unmlernezitli are the everlasting arms: and he shall thrust out the enemy from before theeg and shall siy. Destroy them. Deut. 33:27 VIRGINIA ANTROM Hln all thy ways acknowledge him, :incl he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 326 Graduating Class ei 1952 DONALD A. AYERY For ye know the grace of our Lord jesus Christ. that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich. II Cor. 8:9 LOIS H, BAKER . . . Since we have been so approved by God as to be intrusted with the good news, we are now telling it, not to please men but God. who proves and finds approved our hearts. CWilliamsD l Thess. 2:4 l .:? E: 5? ' yr 54' , w ' GLORIA A. BECK 'tliut they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings as eaglesg they shall run, and not be weary, and they shall walk, and not faintf' Isa. 40:31 ALICE E. BLACK . . . I will do to thee all that thou requirest . Ruth 3: ll PHILIP BENIGNO HCome untz' me. all ye that labour and are heavy laden, :incl I will give you rest. Matt. 11228 MARGARET A. BOCK HISCZII' thou not, for I am with thee: be not dis- lnziycclg for I am thy God: I will strengthen thceg yea, I will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousnessf' Isa. 41:10 BETTY C. BENTZLEY And God is able to make all grace abound to- ward you, that ye, always having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good workfl II Cor. 9:52 CECIL C, BETTS 'tAnd whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him. Col. 3:17 26 Philadelphia Bible Institute Ulass 01 June 1952 ROSALIE F. BROWN UThat I may know him. and thc power of his resurrection. and the felloxysliip of his sufferings. bein: made conformable unto his dearth. Phil, 3:10 STEWART H. BRADY H0110 thing have I desired of the LORD. that will I seek after: that I may dwell in the house- of the LORD all the days of my life, to bcholrl thc beauty of the LORD. and to enquire in his temple. Psa. 27:-1 BETTY CPHOEBEJ BRUBAKER t'I'hc LORD is my light and my salvation: whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my lift-g of whom shall I bc afraid? Psa 27'1 ,J . . MARIAN R. BREWSTER For the LORD God is a sun and shield: thc LORD will give grace and glory: no good tliin': will he withhold from them that Walk upright,ly. Psa. 84:11 MAY G. CONLEY 'lHe that goeth forth and wecpcth. bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rc' joicing, bringing his sheaves with him. Psa. 12610 DAVID L. COOTS 'K . . David encouraged himself in the LORD his God? I Sam. 30:0 27 .Www num, it Nw FLORENCE H. DODDS By faith Abraham, when he was called to go out , . , obeyed: and he went out, not knowing whither he went. Heb. 11:8 HELEN M. DUNCAN I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing. John 15:5 Philadelphia Bible JANET G. COOTS 'lIn God is my salvation and my glory: the rock of my strength, and my refuge, is in God. Psa. 62:7 ELIZABETH I. DANIELS UWait on the LORD: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the LORD. Psa. 27:14 DAVID B. DENYER . . . Be strong and of good courage, and do it: fear not, nor be dismayed: for the LORD God, even my God, will be with thee, he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee . . . I Chr. 28:20 BETTY I, DEGOLIER The blessing of the LORD, it maketh rich, and he addeth no sorrow with it.'l Prov. 10:22 Graduating lllass Institute GRACE L. EARWAKER l'And the LORD. he it is that doth go before thee: he will be with thee, he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not, neither be dis- mayedf, Deut. 31:8 EARLE L. EASTMAN And he said, The things which are impossible with men are possible with God. Luke 18:27 EVELYN B. EDWARDS Ye have not chosen me. but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should so and bring forth fruit. john 15:16 DONALD E, FERRIS 'AI had fainted. unless I had believed to see the uoodness of the LORD in the land of the living. Psa. 27:15 nf June 1952 DONALD G. FREDERICKS f'The Lord knoweth how to deliver the god-ly out of temptations. and to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be punished. II Pet. 2:0 AXXY H. GERDES 'AAS for God, his way is perfect: the word ef the LORD is tried: he is rt buckler to all them that trust in him, II Sum. 22:31 9 I Philadelphia x BIBLE ' 9 'ifsrg-fu Institute BENNO A. GERDES Delight thyself also in the LORD: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heartfl Psa. 37:4 NORMAN W. GIBBS UAnd men shall speak of the might of thy ter- rible acts: and I will declare thy greatnessfl Psa. 145:6 ROY N. GLERUM t'For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are G0d'sf' I Cor. 6:20 BERYL M. GOW UThou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joy: at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermoref' Psa. 16:11 PAUL U. HARBAUGH t'He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 I. BARCLAY HARLEY t'Whether therefore ye eat. or drink, or whatso- ever ye do, do all to the glory of Godf' I Cor. 10:31 30 GEORGE W. HATTENFIELD Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his Son to be the propitia- tion for our sins. I John 4:10 ROBERT E. HEARING For our conversation is in heaveng from whence also we look for the Saviour, the Lorcl Jesus Christ. Phil. 3120 R. GRACE HEGE Beloved. now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him. for we shall see him as he is. I john 3:2 GRACE E. HEMPHILL '4But it is good for me to draw near to God: I have put my trust in the Lord GOD, that I may declare all thy works. Psa. 73:23 WALTER C. HEILIG HI can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13 ELIZABETH M. HESS As thou goest step by step, I will open the way before thee. tHebrew Transj Graduahng ai . ii is 'F 4'-Srmx 5fSg5ggi?' class at BIBLE rx aaggaaaaa 'e-' 1952 'a ' re--. 3535515 -.-. W. JAMES HICKS HNow then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Christls stead. be ye reconciled to God. II Cor, S320 AUDREY JACKSON UFor we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. Eph. 2:10 JOSEPH HODOYANIK It is better to trust in the LORD than to put conhdence in manf' Psa. 118:21 BENJAMIN W. JOHNSON Now thanks be unto God, which always causetli us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place. II Cor. 2:14 MARILYN L, HOITSMA But he knoweth the way that I take: when he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold. J ob 23110 WILLIAM E. HOUGH UI ani eruciiied with Christ: nevertheless I liveg yet not I. but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God. who loved me, and gave him- self for me? Gal. 2:20 32 Philadelphia Bible Institute Classy ot June I952 H. LUCILLE KLINE The LORD is my strength and my shieldg my heart trusted in him, and I am helped: therefore my hc-art greatly rcjoifethg and with my song: will I praise him. Psa. 28:7 ul. FREDERICK JOHNSTON The LORD is my strength and song, and he is hucome my salvation: he is my God. and I will prvparu him an habitationg my fathers God, and I will exalt himfl EX. 15:2 M. VIRGINIA KOCH For a great door and effectual is opened unto mc, and ther? :irc many adversaries. I Cor. 16:0 ALEXANDER KIND 'fGod our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psa. 46:1 MARY LOIS LINES Only fear the LORD, and serve him in truth with all your heart: for ronsidcr how great things hc hath dont- for youf' I Sam. 12:24 RICHARD LORCH For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust. that he might bring us to God. being put to death in the flesh. but quid-:A cned by the Spiritfl I Pct. 5:18 l 3 3 Philadelphia Bible JACK D. MATLICK 'tFor this God is our God for ever and ever: he will be our guide even unto death. Psa. 48:14 MARIAN E. MATTESON Always bearing about in the body the dying of the Lord jesus, that the life alo oi jesus might be made manifest in our body. II Cor. 4:10 DEWEY A. MCCONAGHEY If my people . . . shall humble themselves. and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked Ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin, and will heal ther lindf' II Chr. 7:14 RUTH R. MCCULLY 'tAecordini: to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness . . . Christ shall be mag- nified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Phil. 1:23 DAISY M. MELCHER . . . Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name: thou art mine. Isa. 43:1 ,IEANNE R. MILLER . . . Not by might, nor bv power but by my spirit. saith the LORD cl hisisfy Zech. 4:6 Graduating Class Institute SYLVIA A. MILLER 'tBut now in Christ Jesus ye who sometimes were far off are made nigh by the blood of Christ. Eph. 2:15 M.-XRGARITA MORRISON For he satistieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. Psa. 10710 JOAN M. MORT That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it hc tried with tire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ. I Pet. 117 SHIRLEY R. NEEL Commit thy way unto the LORD: trust also in him: and he shall bring it to pass. Psa. .476 of June I9 2 Q- rl' 'W if ' 4-I 3' ff 'h b.,, '. ROBERT L. NEFF Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through cur Lord Jesus Christ. Rom. 5:1 JUNE E. NICHOLS The LORD is good. a strong hold in the clay of troubleg and he knoweth them that trust in him. 7 Nah. 1: Philadelphia ,...,.,. , ... .,. ,.,. ... ,., . ., 1 1 Y E . t'Casting all your care upon DANIEL OLSEN himg for he careth for you. I Pet. 5:7 MARY ALICE PETERS 'tBut God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died foi us ll Rom. 5:8 MARIE E. PLOUFFE 'Wnd the LORD shall guide thee continually, and 'I thx soul in drought, and make fat thy satis y y . , bones: and thou shalt be like a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters fail notf' Isa. 58:11 EDWARD C. PLOWMAN For God hath not given us the spirit of fearg but of power, and of love. and of a sound mmdf II Tim. 1:7 ROBERT P. RIDDAGH Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benehts, even the God of our salvation. Psa. 68:10 THOIVIAS R. RIDLEY . . . Neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God. Acts 20:24 36 D. JEAN RINEER Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Isa. 26:5 GERALD E. RINEER The LORD hath done great things for usg where- of we are glad. Psa. 126:3 HELEN M. ROHRER 'Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strengthf' Isa. 26:4 ARLENE M. ROSENBERGER Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemerf' Psa. 10:14 ROBERT A. RUSBULDT 'tF0r ye are dead. and your life is hid with Christ in Godfl Col. 3:3 CLIFTON H. RUSSELL So that we may boldly say. The Lord is my helper, and I will not fear what man shall do unto me.'l M, V Z fi Q mm., Eswwff NVXNM Graduahng UQZAZZ igggggg Glass ot BIBLE 1952 GLADYS I. SCHNEIDER 'tBe strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the LORD thy God, he it is that doth go with theeg he will not fail thee, nor forsake theef' Deut. 31:6 ROSEMARY E. STEWART Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou know- est not. Jer. 33:3 K. NADINE SHOMPER Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good eourageg be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goestf' Josh. 1:0 HAYDEN L. SPARKS I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:14 EILEEN D. SIMPSON ttThe LORD thy God in the midst of thee is mightyg he will save, he will rejoice over thee with joyg he will rest in his love. he will joy over thee with singing. Zeph. 3:17 DOROTHY L. SMITH t'Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Psa. 1192105 38 Philadelphia Bible Institute Ulass of June I952 JULIA TURNER i'The LORD is my shephcrdg I shall not want. Psa. 23:1 LORETTA J. STONER And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Rom. 8:28 RICHARD D. TURLEY Take heed therefore unto yourselves. and to all the ilock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the church of God, which he hath purchased with his own bloodf' Acts 20:28 LAURA J. THOMAS 'C . . For I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which l have committed unto him against that dayf' II Tim. 1:12 LOUISE VAN BUSKIRK I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living: sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Rom. 12:1 CAROLYN E. WALZ Holding forth the word of lifeg that I may rc! joice in the day of Christ, that I have not run in vain, neither laboured in vain? Phil. 2:16 39 Philadelphia llilile Institute DONALD M. WEAVER HI will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eyef' Psa. 32:8 CARL I. WILBUR Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth. Psa. 46:10 ELIZABETH J. WOLESLAGLE t'Whom having not seen, ye loveg in whom, though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye re- joice with joy unspeakable and full of gloryf' I Pet. 1 :8 WILLIAM YOUNG U. . . Let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us. Heb. 12:1 Graduating Class ui 1952 MATHILDA ZANNIER And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. Mark 16:15 THELMA H. ZIMMERMAN Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God . . . I John 3:1 UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS DAY SCHOOL Ellen Meggers Mae E. Stewart AS THOU GOESTU Child of My love, fear not the unknown morrow, Dread not the new demand life makes of thee, Thy ignorance doth hold no cause for sorrow Since what thou knowest not is known to Me. Thou canst not see today the hidden meaning Of My command, but thou the light shalt gain Walk on in faith, upon My promise leaning, And as thou goest all shall be made plain. One step thou seest-then go forward boldly, One step is far enough for faith to see, Take that, and thy next duty shall be told thee For step by step thy Lord is leading thee. Stand not in 'fear thy adversaries counting, Dare every peril, save to disobey, Thou shalt march on, all obstacles surmounting, For I, the Strong, will open up the way. Wherefore go gladly to the task assigned thee Having My promise, needing nothing more Than just to know, whereler the future find thee, In all thy journeying I go before. -SELECTED EVENING UHO0L lllllli CLASS OFFICERS Charles Vogel . ,,., , , . , , ......, Treasurer Fred Clark, jr. . . ,. 4,.,.,.,.. President Sara McGarvey ........., , ...4... Secretary David Moyer. Ir. ...,....... ..., V 'ice-President ADvIsOR CU11ph0t0graphedj .,.... Emerson Pent Four years ago on an early September eve- ning in the heart of Philadelphia, a motley group of men and Women laid aside the cares of home, office or factory to enter their first classroom as students of P.S.B. A year later a like group took up their studies a few squares away at B.I.O.P. Both groups purposed to learn more of Christ and His Word. For three years and two years respectively the classes pursued their ways separately. From the union of the two schools the class of '52 became the first off- spring, now united in name and in fellowship, as well as aim and purpose. Many have been the changes made during these years. The original home of each class has been sold and the new building has taken on personality as its transformation has pro- gressed. Hand in hand with the changes in phy- sical surroundings, there has been a constant tempering of lives yielded to the molding of the XVord as instructors presented the Lord in all His greatness. Through hours spent alone with Christ in heart-searching study and prayer, His love has constrained many to serve Him unreservedly. As the hour of farewell approaches the admon- ition comes to hold fast that which is good, to Ngo and teach all nations . . . and lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the World. JEAN I. BOOKER And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Rom. 8:28 RUTH M. BOYD Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain. John 15:16 JEAN C. CALDERWOOD I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Rom. 12:1 FRED CLARK, JR. Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage: be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goestf' Josh. 1:9 RUSSELL M. CLAYTON 'tLet nothing be done through strife or vain- glory, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves, Phil. 2:3 ROBERT S. CRAIG O magnify the LORD with me, and let us exalt his name together. Psa. 34:3 I it Graduahng IHZLZZ igggggggy ,...,.,. - .,.,. ..... , X I'ifif1555:grpisgrzizfzrzrzlzrz l 1952 5 A lm Q , 5 W. .Ek 2 fa 1- ' J, EVA A. DARLINGTON t'He only is my rock and my salvation: he is my defenceg I shall not be movedf' Psa. 62:6 FLORENCE FELLS HHe must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30 DORIS J. DERR I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Psa. 32:8 EARL L. GANT UI can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13 GLADYS E. EDWARDS 'tWho his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed. I Pet. 2.24 IOHANNA M. FAD The LORD is my strength and my shieldg my heart trusted in him, and I am helped: therefore my heart greatly rejoicethg and with my song will I praise him. Psa. 28:7 44 Philadelphia Bible Institute W.. .5 fi Class of June 1952 ELIZABETH B. KNOTT And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge. that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God. Eph. 3:19 CAROL J. HUME Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 DRUSCILLA L. KULP f'For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21 MARIE KASPAR And ye are complete in him. which is the head of all principality and power. Col. 2:10 VERA LAHOWIIY That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. Col. 1110 SARA A. McGARYEY f'Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Tim. 2:15 45 bm in if ? . , Q as I n 21 . ' ' 'ii ag f I 1 .... ...ii BETTY V. PETSIS 'tThou wilt keep him in perlect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Isa. 26:3 ROSEMARIE PINTER NI press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:14 Philadelphia llihle M. JEAN MORETZ But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength: they shall mount up with wings as eagles: they shall run, and not be weary: and they shall Walk, and not faintf' Isa. 40:31 MILDRED NIEMEYER 'tBut as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his namefl John 1:12 - RUTH B. PAUL 1 'tHe said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weak- ness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. II Cor. 12 :O BARBARA E. PETERS Thou Wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joy: at thy right hand there are pleasures for CVCl'IT1O1'6.H Psa. 16:11 Graduating Ulass Institute JOSEPH C. PRICE I am crucitied with Christ: nevertheless I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who lovecl me. and gave himself for mef' Gal. 2:20 DOROTHY SCHEETZ Acccrding ,to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness . . . Christ shall be mag:- nified in my body, whether it he hy life, or by deathf' Phil. 1:20 GLADYS SHINN 'tBehold, what manner of lnve the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God: therefore the world kncweth us not. because it knew him not. I John 3:1 BARBARA STELTZER 'tBlessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed ul with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ. Eph. 1:3 ot June 1952 GRACE STEWART In all thy Ways acknowledge him. and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3:6 GEORGE C. STEWART t'And this is the contidence that we have in him, that, if we ask any thing according to his will. he heareth us, I John 5:14 ,Q at Philadelphia BIBLE ' 9 481110 Institute , , S . - FLORENCE TAGGART 'iLooking unto Jesus the author and finisher of cur faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God. Heb. 12:2 JOHN D. TURNER, JR. H. . . God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are ableg but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it. I Cor. 10:13 LESLIE V. TURNER, JR. Casting all your care upon him, for he careth for you. I Pet. 5:7 CHARLES G. VOGEL Howbeit for this cause I obtained mercy, that in me first Jesus Christ might shew forth all longsuffering, for a pattern to them which should hereafter believe on him to life everlasting. I Tim. 1:16 MARIE VAN VOSSEN Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost. Tit. 3:5 BETTY R. WATSON Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. Jer. 33:3 EVELYN WEIR For ye know the grace, of our Lord jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich. II Cor. 8:9 FRANK WOOLER For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sing that we might be made the right- eousness of God in himf' II Cor. 5:21 TESS YACULAK That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made comformable unto his deathf' Phil. 3:10 ANNE ZILLIGER t'Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect: but I follow after, if that I may apprehend that for which also I am ap- prehended of Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:12 UNPHOTOGRA PHED SENIORS EVENING SCHOOL Jane Argust james R. Morrison June M- Oman Marion Burrowes David E. Moyer D0riS M. PCHFCC Naomi Heller Phyllis E. Muller .lC55iC21 Ritfhie Jean M, Lgffer Earl Ritter, Jr 49 UPEH SE l0Rr PATRICIA HENRY ALFRED LAWRENCE P0 T GRAD ATES MILDRED CONNOR DOROTHY SHEETZ DOROTHY HALL MILDRED SNADER BETTY RUDE ISAIAH WILSON POST GRADUATES UNPHOTOGRAPHED SUPER SENIORS UNPHOTOGRAPHED Samuel Boyes Anne Hough Dorothy Balch Freda Crotsley Ruth Ann Dempsey Doris Myers Willard Kenvin Charlotta Gutshall Audrey Diehl Donna Strain Margaret Marsh Barbara Kendrick Robert Johnson 50 llll THE MILE T0 ll For the Seniors this book is a marker indicating the progress made both in their lives and that of the school. With this idea in mind, Lois and Walt chose The MILESTONE as its name. Believing this to be the most appropriate title en- tered in the contest, the judges proclaimed it the winner. The decision was made only after much thought and deliberation. A fifteen dollar award was shared by these two, who, unknown to each other, had been like-minded in their choices. In value far beyond the money received, will be the satisfaction of having been used of the Lord to give the meaningful name to this yearbook and those of future years. To both Lois and Walt we extend our sincere congratulations and hearty thanks. LUIS BAKER Senior WALTER BAUMEISTER Jzmim' 5 I UND ncmssm ight nvreases lorious eavenly ruths UTM Wov'd is a lamp unto my feet and cz light unto my pathf' Psa. 119105 do .mm N '935lH9lY ' f , , Q ' A 1. 'N rv 'rtv 'rw v-' ' 'YY' .1..' z '-.nz-' ' ' ' 'f f- - - ' I 11- , Xi f 4-gg.. . ff i':i:gf-.,, x 2 ,-f-S., 4' V W ,L -'fuzzy-Liza' .. ' -- .r.,-W. , ' f,,,,- 121' ., -...-.-..--4 ,7 fan: gg-,w.-:J 417:?ZiZ2?7' ,'biii7i23Qi3i5'.7.x, ,V 'yi'-113.12115 ' .-f- f .-412521-iiiff37112,-iV' -V , , ' , - - , . Y - 1 ' V :::f:?5? -i 191171121 ' -'.-.11 .-ftgffmvfiff :nu V -- '1:ii.::::::zz:c1f,:.'55,::'if'.-.gewgy fiilf f .,wQ5E1-.Eggl:f:.1...,-rx R .. -: -fp ' A El-I9:5:f1ff1g..... 3... 7 M . if ' 3-..'. f v Q-.ru K. .Y 4 Larry Puckett ....,,....,...,... Vice-President Marjorie Harrison . . . ...,... Seeretary I' U ll 0 0 L el U I 0 R K Sara Jane Brubaker ., ..., ..,.,,,. Y '1'ea5u1'e1' Paul Sweitzer .,...,......,.....,.... President Thomas Adams Walter Agnor Paul Baddorf Wilbur Barber Marjorie Bayne Elmo Belknap Martha Bentley Robert Blithe George Bloomer Dolores Booher Donna Boyce Charles Boyer Sara Jane Brubaker Shirley Bryan Alfred Casto William Chaney Rosemary Clark Ruth Compton Aovrsoa CUnphot0g1'aphedj .... Gordon Ceperley ,R Viz! awe 4 lac El 5 Q 1:-fw 3 . , M--a. . uf V I 2- I me .,.. , ,Q 'Q ,yri 211191 ,M . f A 3 ,, ' -0 ' ,gg s wr again -ff we C if. , C 5 A - f ' 'ea bg L 'H ' .1 45' - J we E5 2 ar' 'M X Elf lr 4 Vg QSM' ' rr 3 E SK, Beverly Cross Ernest Csato Homer Darlington David Depue William Devlin John Dicks Malcolm Diem Vivian Dunkerton William Enyeart ,Tay Evans Roger Frey Keith Fuller ' f 1, ff' 5 x Mary Getz Paul Groff Betty Gruver Eugene Gruver James Gunther Jean Haines Robert Haines George Hakes Kenneth Hall Robert Hallas Mildred Hardy Marjorie Harri Irene Haverstick Dean Hegarty Ruth Heitmiller Joan Henderson S011 William Holloway Walter Jackson : A f'a2gfe5f zQfsf,'1 fx i ' ' 1 .c, liiZfli,.-2,1 , Qi '. 55219 , K , ii? S affaiwwest . , H W e ...!.:., 4, .L ,.v, vL-- 1 .. 42 sig, if W iff: 1 1 , me Zz , cuss or 1953 Greta Johnson Maizie Jones Kenneth Jury Q5 :VH i Helen Johnson etglla. Margaret King 5 Doris Kinzie 'S Marjorie Klingel Helen Knoll Helen Ko George Kraus Annie Kunay Kenneth Lewis Louis Lowndes Mary MacMicl-:ing Eleanor Mark Juliana Mark Joan Maxwell Ruth McClelland Marlene Middleton Robert Moseley George Mueller Randolph Neal iff. Clarice Nelson 51 51 A William Newman siti Sie '-f Delbert Nordstrom Richard Paynter Phyllis Peek Donna Porte Howard Powell Joseph Prosiatkowski Lawrence Puckett David Schmoll Ada Rosenberger Bertis Schultz Paul Settles A E Benjamin Sharp 'fri K A Henry Silling, Ir. - Calvin Smith f George Smith Ida Smith . ,if ' ips se? l Betty Somerville -- S Karl Spahr Jean Springer ' May Stahl Robert Steele Edith Stevenson Frances Supplee A , Paul Sweitzer Alexander Taborn George Terjanian Jean Thompson Charles Toro E I -3 :G R 4' r -A A - are f .1 W iff! if X.. 'Veda Mary , ill, J 1. e, .5 X -wa. 'wow . A or :.- - ,A fa, , rgwm i- f QQ il S9 .H gi A ' v iii CLASS UF l953 'Riu 5,4- If A il ,sg , so J gg ,, ,I 5 S2 it for gl agar S sm F J Ma Gloria Wolff r Wilham Zeoli CLASS OrF1CLRs Dun Weaver ....,......,,...., 4... T rm51u'c1' Roger Attick .. ........ Prfxident D A Y C H 0 0 L F R E S I-l M E Ross Rhouds ,.,l'if'1'-Prvsidfzzt Irene Douts ...,..,......, . . . .. . Sefrrtary James Adkins Kenneth Allibon William Anders Louise Atkinson Roger Attick Frederick Austin Russell Baker, Jr. Walter Baumeister Benton Biscoe John Bower Gerald Boyer Dorothy Brant Joseph Braun Marvin Breininger Leroy Brett Evelyn Brewster Roy Brill Pearl Brinton L, 1 QU. :st , Anvisok Cl'nplz0!ogrf1pl10d5 ..... Edwin Deibler Q is ff' uf 2 Q if any SW t i, .W . x I 1 W ? K gi , i 1 .fr if xi E r is -mf, ,Q -N .ri iyfyyssi gi 5 ' -3' ' 4' ' M ,i .. V tj? .L Qs iv ,K ul 2 fc Q A - ' ' 4 f -' r rf, ' s .1 I 1- ' I X 3 Ks - X, l ', , A 5. 1:2 , Q f , ri ,t-' L ,, 1' ' in . ' ..: i W, - ,.,f,. g K sd 58 K, Norman Brower William Buhrow I 7 Leon Burnham Floyd Carter go w n Y 'iiif Donald Carver fig I El . . ee f e f Soma Challancm gg -V-3 X Barbara Condit Sl Nancy Conover Edwin Coover W Lorna Copp m ' E, John Dale ' Helen Davis Shirley Donbaugh Irene Douts 1 Richard Dron William Dunn Ruth Eisele Rose Ann Erb 1 Mildred Evans Frank Fidler Dorothy Flint Alfred Forrest Barbara Furman if 33 ' A aaa MV' My ra ,gl l 5 Mi ,Um B . 4' oi F ' ,1- I - - ,am 'rr aff A , L-4 fl 1 9 ? 4 lux fl! Y X , -as . Lois Gage Hermann Gerdes Paul Gordon Mildred Greene Mabel Griggs Waldemar Guenthner David Haas James Harshaw George Hoge Mary Henley William Henwood Benson Holcombe Eddie lean Holland David Hoover Erie Hossack Jean Hotham Iidwrird Howry Edna Huddcll fm ULASS llll 1954 Elijah Hyde Marjorie Iadarola Irvin Iversen Wayne Kemp Daniel Komarnieki Dave Komarnicki George Komarnicki Kenneth Kreidler Marian Kulp Frederick Longenecker John MaeKerron Jay Matthew Joan McCrea. Donald Medoff John Mercurio Robert Metzer Richard Metzger Norma Michel Stella Milligan Evelyn Moore Edna Newell Rose Nowicke Raymond Nurse Earl Osborn Howard Parker Robert Parlaman George Parsells Deborah Pent Philip Pent Qt fi ' y ,. 'Q AN v r , W Xi i iii I .wi 5, YW an , 'jj ' 4 l ' ':. f a . . .t 5 r -...J Jfl, +T 5 i f 5 1.53 2' z--if ,jig ,, . J, .ww - 4 s , 1 rt. will 4 7 1 wr S :way XA 5 E i ti emi or ,F 35. W -5 lit f if 1,7 5,2 - w ill ' ' Q ' P Ed , W .-,Q f Q ff, . t 4-Av' se we 6 X A if rx K jd' ,Y af l A l R P 1 lx' -Q-a vi A r. 1 S wa Q ' : 5 L: i',fFsf-i WLgr , ,.x 1 1 ,j if 1- yefie -, iff w e f r if sr, L .wwf J' faq X it Q are lr f if sl f X A , M? K I J PHILADELPHIA BIBLE I 'l'I'l' 'Ill S? if N... 's all . , A - f 41 fl I f l'ff5e an i 1 Is,-. .,L :,, g -kI,. A 42 nf Suki-M., 1: 'Y , sw. 'Aug if Nj Q il s 3? all A WBA I P I G' V' if P in Q'v 3 f ' I ' S il .I ,. Stiff, I , Q ,Fhk V 7 I,'I I Elaine Potts Dolores Press Herbert Purnell Herbert Racke Mary Randleman Sonya Rasmussen John Rauser Earl Renninger Ross Rhoads Doris Rickabaugh James Riddagh Sonya Saufley Mary Schmal Mildred Schneider William Sehoffstall Josephine Shaver Lois Sheely Barbara Sherman Marion Sherman Myrna Shuman Abraham Solomon Phyllis Spahr Ruth Stahl Luree Stalker Walton Stanley Dorothy Stephenson William Stern Marjorie Stiles Charles Stippich Joanne Stricklin Ioyce Summers Ethel Tarrack Naomi Tompkins Marilyn Van Voorhis Carolyn Veith Grace Walbrown Mary Walter Mark Warner Robert Waterman Daniel Weaver Iva Weidner Leon Williams Grace Winne Hazel Winne Ronald Wiita Edith Wittmeyer George Wolfe Paul Wolfe Helen Wolfram Nancy Woodbury Barbara Wooler Ruth Wooler Anna Yasenich Mark Youndt Robert Young Verna Ziegler F R E S Il M 62 CLASS Orrrcmzs Prcntiss Smith ......,.......,.. Vice-President Margaret Spoerl .... . . ...... Treasurer Ethel Taylor ..,., .. Secretary EVENING CHIHIL Jllllllllll SEATED ON FLOOR: M. Woehr, M. Newkirk, A. Zippcrlein, S. Pyle. SEATED: M. Harris, B. Walke1', L. Pernie, E. Bentley, M. Hatteniield, P. Van Vossen, D. Carson, E. Durrwachter, Stover. STANDING: A. Bradshaw, F. Thigpen, W. Fagundus, T. Marshall, V. Toppin, J. Hess, B. Sawers, M. Spoerl, P. Smith, G. Hess. E. l.. . wg . 3 HM V E 134.41 A W CLASS OLHQLRS Frances Beardsley .....4.....,..,.... Secretary Nathaniel Clay .. ...., Vic'c-Prcsidefzt Clyde Tyson ..... .,..., T l'Ct1XIH'f'l' Daniel Bergstrom .... .... P resident FRONT ROW: J. Hartman, G. Hcmming. J. McKin5try, li. Smith. M. Prclvrsen. R, Shiels. SECOND ROW: D. Ellis, G. Steward, K. Rofs. S. Sncicler, IJ. liergner. li, Yan Yossen. THIRD ROW: I. Fross, L. Barth M. S' ' ' , xmpsun, B, Brett, j. Watson. ff? SEATED: I, Eschanlio Ir P Nicholson M Spohn M Betz L Esler M H1 en, E Thomas, B Hardgrovc, I. Shull E Gixler J Cuthbert E Staclxhou c F Beard lex, D Ta lieri STANDING M. Williams, U. Turner I Coll1ns,C Cunnm ham E Wrstman R Hanna H Carlson D Burl, strong, M. Press Per usual. Here we stand like birds be fed. Time out from study: Listen, you guys . . S FIRST ROW: R. Cook, N. Clay, R. MacFarline, K. MacFarline, F. Green, T. Green. SECOND ROW: M. Switzer, unidentiiied, B. Overdorf, H. Jones, W. Lindenmuth, G. Carey. THIRD ROW: F. Green, N. Kneusel, V. Lamb, M. Guido, E. Jaeger, E. Clark. S 0F 1954 SEATED: G. Rowe, G. Cummings, H. Bittner, I. Tarpy, unidentified, A. Perry, S. Drummond, S. Bates, L. Bromm, D. Allen, B. Ballinger, D. Orth, H. Bothwell, A. Kehres, D. Allen. STAND- ING: S. Robinson, unidentified, R. Mayer, L. Mayer, A. Kirk, G. Knoll, A. Fritzsche, E. Orth, R. Haering, M. Clayton. msg..-... . , .-,, CLASS OFFICERS Patricia Yeager ............... ..... T reasurer Marian Telford Ioan Smith .... Raymond Hanna .. SEATED: . . . . .President .... ...Secretary . . . .Vice-President E. Comly, D. Roberts, R. Cramer, E. Coffey, L. Enyeart, F. Fehl, M. Dempsey, R. Fisher, M. Decey, L. Fogg, L. Forrest. STANDING: R. Davis, T. Dzedzy, F. Dillon. , 1-31513, fav I 5+ l gif as SEATED: H. Nelson, B. Rauchut, D. Oates, R. Orazi, J. Ringler, unidentifled, J. Racke, M. Biscoe, M. Pawling, A. Oestreick. STANDING: B. Morgan, J. Rickey, R. Reppert, J. Oyler, G. Pyett, R. Powell. 1 The cow jumped over the moon. 4 This is the way I see it . . . 2 Bundle of energy. 5 Girls, open those notebooks. Dr. Mason will soon be here. 3 What are you up to now, Debby? ' 6 Oh, how I hope there's more than dust in my box today. That was good. A m ,, R. She said yes-Oh Bo--oy! V A Enjoying Five minutes before the alarm goes off. 5-- 1... FIRST ROW: R. Glifort, D. Grant, M. Green, B. Durrwachter, J. Ebert. SECOND ROW: J. Hawkins, E. Hattenfield, C. Grant, J. Goebel. THIRD ROW: M. Gaertner, B. Gross, H. Glass, B. Higginbotham, H. Hamer, W. Hannold. FOURTH ROW: R. Hanna, W. Grummt. , H.. .ak .X . Q ef 'li -s 4? aww? +P ff 9 is ai Q, J yourself, Ccp? S, ,l '. lil 5 ffl l -xgfgf SEATED: C. Scheid, A. Minnick, K. Cook, B. Hysorc, M, Ncvius, G. Turick, E. Hinson, unidcntifled, E. Kelley, J. Darlington, N. Burchill, R. Haugzh. STANDING: A. Cameron, F. Iswcll, R. Cogswell, G. Dillon, T. Hicks, Jr., J. Carroll, unidcntiiicd. 1 Lct's see you drive it. 2 Watch that waistline. A 3 What's the hold-up. Gore? 4 Nighty nite, Mommy. 5 Prayer huddle. 6 A penny for your thoughts. wg .vv5' -A gf- .Q Qgbi' f-Q.. SEATED: J. McIvcr, O. Long, F. LeRoy, M. Maxwell, M. Little, G. Lewis, I. Knox, unidentitied, I. Menditto. STANDING: N. Miller, K. Minnick, R. McGrzith, M. Landis, A. McGrath, E. Mayton. I Fight, team, fight! 2 Do YOU see what I see? 3 Can't even eat in peace anymore. 4 It must be long distance. 5 P.B.I. just can't be beat! 6 Ooooh-How did you guess? tw.. ll ,a-vmiv FIRST ROW: L. Johnson, B. Johnson, A. Johnson, E. Johnson, D. Jones. SECOND ROW: C. Hurst, D. Irons, M. Hopkins, L. Ifert, J. Knudsen, H. Kolb. THIRD ROW: T. Haywood, M. Holm, C. Illian, Jr., E. Kaskela, G. Jones. Q 1 Chocolate, vanilla, or strawberry? I K 2 If only I could do this more often. 'Mi' , 3 Strange-this always happens at 12:30. Wim... 4 Sorry, no mail for you today. Q 5 Waiting with open arms. 6 Just a glimpse behind the scenes. SM! T Some fellow won't get cold feet. 2 Come on-smile. 3 The Hub of Philadelphia. 4 A queer place to put things, huh, Bob? 5 Nothing like getting in the way. 6 Gere, We can't see the game! SEATED: unidentiiied, R. Trautz. P. Miehener, L. Foster, E. Hickey, M. Freeland, F. Dixon, D Young, V. Zulker, P. Yeager, N. Wright, D. Warrington, G. Weber, J. Wentz. STANDING: K Williams, C. Wagner, J. Wamboch, N. Tyson, T. Washington, C. Wagner, R. Whitner, K. Collins IL, 5 t 5 7415- 'l . NTT' fx.-,VY ,K gig, v, 4 . . , Q, , WM : Ns fL...1' It's the milk that does it! 4 Loyal SUPPOUCTS- 2 An oasis in the big city. 5 Patronizing the snack shop. 3 Surprise! Surprise! 6 What do you want for Christmas, little girl? SEATED: R. Scott, unidentified, unidentiiied. F. Thomas, R. Smith, L. Sweeten, J. Smith, M. Telford, C. Sharp, F. Sagzert, D. Stratton, E. Stout, S. Starkey. STANDING: W. Thorn, R. Stan- wood, E. Rowe, W. Rowlands, R. Taylor, W. Scott. E. Shobe, A. Schwartz. fs 'ff 1 I There's a song behind those smlles. 4 New feat: Readmg wxth your ey es closed. 2 Excellent advertisements for their trade. 5 Watch, girls, This cream docs wonders 3 Last look-Esther's in South America now. 6 UVM is for ViCi0l'y- SEATED: A. Burke, unidentilied. M. Clark, V. Ancrom, L. Baumeister, V. Basic, M. Cochran, R. Amber, A. Bronson, E. Aurelio, D. Birx. STANDING: M. Bleakley, I. Blcakley, E. Aldin, M. Brooks, A. Adams, J. Alexanian. K Robert Connor Donald Fowler McKinley Gaither Harry Hart William Jennings Paul Moser William Rudisill James Walburn William Waterson Robin Arthur Leon Dillinger Marian Abdill Mae App Doris Ashcroft Charlotte Avery Richard Ball Albert Barr Margaret Barrow Martha Bertram Esther Bido Adele Biry Betty Blandair Louis Blithe Irene Boyes Jeanette Brooks Stephen Buck Wills Burrowes Elva Butler Robert Campbell Robert Capwell Eleanor Cassel Betty Chandler Florence Clarke Larry Cook Julianne Craft Lois Craig William Creamer Louis Daniels Alfreda Dannis Norma Drill Daniel Ebert Lois Eisemann Dorothy English Harry English Jr. James Ewell Allen Fellows Herbert Fifer Stanley Fluck Frederick Frazier Herman Galow, Jr. Shirley Gardner Vincent Golasso George Graf David Greenbarg Dorothy Greenbarg Shirley Grimm UNPHOTOGRAPHED DAY SCHOOL Helen L. Eckman Donald Emge Audrey Furman Glen Furman Lillian Gatton Robert Gatton Edward Gordon Robert Greer Lillian Grossmann Betty Guttridge Mary Hicks UNPHOTOGRAPHED EVENING Clarence Guy Dale Hallman William Hannah Gladys Hart June Harting Wilbert Hayes Patricia Hicks Donald Hindsley Oscar Hirt Edna Hohl Arthur Holiield Walter Huddell Jean Jackson Anna Johnson Claire Kemper David Kerr Elizabeth Kerr Edward Kessler Anna Kirschner Elwood Kirschner Irwin Kriebel f Richard Laning Jean Lawfer Bernice Lewis Georganna Lewis James Liggat Marshall Main Harry Mann John Massimilla Marie McKinstry Elizabeth Mehafiey Edward Meyers Leland Minnick Dorothy Mitchell Harry Moock Mary Moock Ruth Morgan Monema Moss Leon Naudasher Martha Ober Bernice Pancoast Theophilis Paullin Robert Pennypacker Mildred Peters Beverly Pfuelb SCHOOL Nina Hutchinson Jack James Raymond Keil Ernest Moore Stephen Paduto Catherine Radice Francis Randall Robert Reynolds Rolland Starr Ruth Starr Keith Whitney W. C. Phillips Jeannette Pike Lois Pinneo Alma Prentice Edith Prosiatkowski Virginia Reber Gertrude Regn Donald Rider Caroline Rodgers Nottage Ross Woodrow Seddon Carl Seitz. Edward Serjin Jayne Silimuser Dorothea Shipley Albert Simpson Howard Smith Patti Snyder Herbert Spence Anita Spencer Rolland Starr Margaret Stewart Howard Stevenson Charlotte Tan Ethel Taylor Stanford Thomas Gertrude Tibbs Patricia Thorn Joan Tomlin Charles Turner Clyde Tyson Marie Wagner Paul Walton Clifton Waters Ralph Watts Dorothy Weber Charles Wentz Patricia Witney Mary Woehr Fannie Wright George Yarick Patricia Yeager Lauretta Young John Zearfaus Helena Zipf 'fwfr v ,u f ,.wf-- , '5 Hs ,f , 4-' f - - c A ws? 2557 . . me n. f 35 R -Q: C1--W ,J , ,- ', fl . , . X Y 4 f ',fL,Jf' n ef' . x X '::g.f ff f' ' f W ' fff' , ', ,- ,f ms .1 J ,ff ' ff ,ML-3: Y, i,,y,,flf T, .4 V, V ,Af y I fYT,.nk K fyf ,,,If'iZ . ff ' x' ,f PIII' LAR BIBLE H0 lt Perhaps one of the most unknown and yet one of the most instructive phases of the Institute has been the Popular Bible Hour conducted every Monday evening. This course was especially designed for those unable to attend day or evening school regularly. Since the class sessions are about two hours in length, there is ample time for discussion. Neither tests nor outside preparation is required of those attending. Thoughts and hearts were stirred as students sat under the ministry of such men as Dr. Whiting, Dr. Mierop, Dr. Mason, Rev. Schmeiser, Rev. Cunningham, Rev. Lamont, and Rev, Strauss. These Spirit-directed men, bringing material from the Word in a new and different light, proved a well-spring of wisdom. Certainly those listen hearts, in fellowship with the Saviour, were the recipients of manifold blessings. DR. CLARENCE E. M.xsoN, JR. RLY. R. B. CL'NX1No11,xM V ' JOHN c. HALLET Director ClI0llL 0F ACRED M IC Monday evening at the Institute attracts man Y students desirous of serving the Lord in the min- istry of music. The classes they attend from 7:00 to 9:50 P.M. are well directed by Mr. Hallet, noted choral director, pianist and composer, and Mr. Curtis, nationally known choral director and vocal instructor. Thorough training is given in all re- lated basic music subjects, as well as advanced 78 Stu . e stu- dents acquire correct platform behavior and varied methods of presentatio for positions of leadership. Having been prepared for children's Workers, vocal soloists choir dire 7 C' tors, pastors, song leaders, and organists and pian- ists for church and Sunday school, this course meets th d ' ' e nee of most Christian Workers. dies pertaining to church music As th n, they are better qualified MR. GORDON A. CURTIS Assistant Director Practice makes perfect. 0RATO N,,.d MR. GORDON A. CURTIS, Director v ease? 5 E ' RIAL IHHETY Every Wednesday evening since October seventeenth, sounds of sweet harmony have been heard ushering from the chapel. A look inside reveals the one hundred and ten members of the Oratorio Society rehearsing under the direction of Mr. Gordon Curtis. Mr. t'urtis's purpose in organizing the group was to train students in vocal principles and in the presentation of the oratorios of famous composers. The group made its first appearance at the Christmas party where they gave portions of Handel's Messiah The soloists assisting were: Miss Arlene Haas, Mr. Gordon Curtis, Miss Beatrice Lutz, and Mr. Benjamin Johnson. Miss Mildred Evans provided the piano accompaniment. ln the chapel period preceding the Christmas vacation the school was favored by a special arrangement of t'Silent Night . Subsequent to these activities, officers were elected for the second semester. Gerald Rineer was placed in the position of president and lYalter Heilig was made vice-president. The oftice of secretary-treasurer was tilled by Sara Jane Brubaker. This election was a sign of advancement in the Society. With anticipation it looks forward to added service rendered to the Lord in the field of music. 79 SPIRIT AL LIFE Light lllumines Groping Heathen 'l' hrongs H . . . Unto whom now I send thee, to open their eyes, and to ttwn them from darkness to light. . . Acts 26:17,18 do .mm S -., 9 X - 2 f 4 . ' Nr, 'vtv 'vw-Y' 'rrw H 'TV ' ilui-1n - ,X I . .I X , 'f-.nm '-.',,L....--4 ,V ,, ,.ff55?1ie21f2-1 P' 'fvlwanonvvfe gm - 'A ,,2i:i?25i-,1':-fjg-S f- ..,31:zf12c:3' .....- . ,-Lzgzzf.-.-,ffzafffzzg- .. . . .nw :if5::1g3:t1:1fLQ'.1:271si ',5fZff'f'5' Lfii' ff!! f-., 111'f5'ii'-Zffi-iii-'-9551 f' ,z-Q :gg l3E5gjf5.::,:n.' f. V. .:,QZQg5ig::i223?, X N,-seggghaggg'gg:55i..,,,c,:MPL M 1 - ff i f I 'f Q ,gang HV ,ff ,gm-W ,wg . , 'ff Li ,Fl 'I mannin- Ministers of the Word at Camden Jail. A fliilffr alfm Cafe X az' -tiall- fi 3? Believing that the personal work of everyone is more beneficial than the extended Work of a few, the Christian Service Department has divided the student body into several teams, each of which is given various assignments to fultill. By practical experience, students are better pre- pared for the Lordls service. Most students con- duct Bible clubs or Sunday School classes, while others serve as pastors or assistants. Many direct Youth for Christ programs, hold meetings in missions, jails, hospitals, and homes for the aged, or supply musical talent for local church services. Weather permitting, open-air services are held Weekly in the fall and spring. It is the Depart- ment's desire that each student become ac- quainted with every phase of service. MW panish Sunday School Class. f 7x 2 ia Q. 3 y r f ff X 4 , f , X f f at r, ff, if or fs A.V , ,?,., 1 I I 951:-'.. Y- ,,.-f '4',!df 7 5' 'Zi 'S 1 -it 1 ' si I 'I f f ' ,L., to Q 'IS ' 'tm A5J': AV A ' 'Vi 9?'fffP37is3Zlii3,' 46f h47-555555431 1iVLF5f':?flkif5flJA3 'Aw -1'A??flS37f 5i5fff?lifi5f45953f5i551519Vifmiliilgifliifiiiil Q, 5:Meemr.i3fp,,Q5e,4simza samWemwgswa,-4s,1m,,,,fwr..si:efLS.Ss,,,,,,,X,,mtar.wlWsjgk,fs.,EWW,migiibg5iua,gE,m,eL,, fflwlm Nil J IES f 4. ' 4. ., A 154-'fs JN 315511 91S?2i.f.o:Yt.V-55A 'Gif-JSA 7 X , . 1 f-:vwaggvfgygyfg-qgyzais V X 7 4,9-,Q 5 flfi. 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Wfellow Sax: Bill Newman. MII ,M Songs in th . acKerron, Dan Weaver, Earle Renninger, Ross Rhoads. e Night' Jack M Melody from the Heart: Pearl Briton, Ruth Wooler, Janice Atkinson J , oan McCrea. Pianist, Barbara Wooler. I' 0F MU IU Sweet Harmony: Dick Payntcr, William Waterson, James Hicks, Walter Bau- meister. Talented Trump Singing His Mic AQ Praises : Hazel Winne, hel, Thelma Zimmerman. eter: Irvin Iversen. Norma Musical Triad: Betty Hess, Grace Hoge, Rose- mary Clark. DONALD FREDERICKS, President DONALD lVEAVER, Vice-President Participation in the .Fellowship is a must in the life of each consecrated student of the Word. Faithful prayer warriors daily slip away to their respective groups to intercede for missionaries stationed in diverse parts Of the globe. Parallel to this priestly ministry of prayer, F.M.F. includes in its activities the weekly Missionary Hour and the long anticipated Spring Conference. The heart-awakening words delivered by the speakers on these occasions have deepened the spiritual lives of many. Indeed, plays a tremendous role in the calling of reapers to labor in the whitened fields now ripe unto harvest. BETTY H1-:ss, Treasurer JUNE NICHOLS, Secretary l 'ea-'ii ll' X , R XXL if 74ZmwZ4 af like Sea-6644665 .fanfic l f ill X ll Y X x - U 5 llw A ff? I, gg I E: KW LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lines, L. Kline, K. Allibon, M. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Miller, J. Nichols, L. Baker, F. Kulp D Hall I Summers Supplee 1 - 3 ' tag fl 22 .f I ..u ll' J. 1 lv s N.. N , M' I QNX W 4 W .1,J'1MM'v'A9 M AM V ww atm M i T9-K t ,,i..-ii Y., ,, X-. --1 S -- W-F .. ,-- f -f'4 X , ,, 13A XX dba Q V 1-bl Y W all . . 4 ,, S 770155 filmeufccz ! xx X N .X six N. f S X, X XXX Ng. . X . XNNQ XF XXX 'IS' X N. Xfx' . . Ox X - '? QQ Xl H 4- S ig ,H 5 X , X SN ' f i i S W if S S 5 3 . FIRST ROW: M. Schmal, M. Stiles S. Suuflcy, R. Compton, H. johnson, F. Dodds SECOND 'XXXXA v Row C. suppifh, N. 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Jackson. ,--X Rf' fx- A.. Y ,Q,Q,fN'x,3-?.:N. -X-. ' N 'N Af 'N ' N ,Q W Zewbwd 1-fmezdacz Y 'N ,Q A f fx fx f' X IX fx fx N X ' Q -N QS N5 ,N S 'N Q .S N 5 FIRST ROW: I. Mort, E, Edwards, S. Brubaker, C. Veith, R. Nowickc, P. Peck. P. Spahr, Flint. SECOND ROW: R. Arthur, I. Rinccr, L. Copp, L. Puckett, J. Mcrcurio, J. Mntlick, A Casio, E. Hossack, H. Wolfram, B. Cross, M. MacMicking S. Bryan. Q w W ' X! gg gk X r Z FIRST ROXV1 G. VVallJr0Wn, B. Condit. G. Furman. E. Renninuer. SECOND ROXV: G. Berk 13. DeG0licr, R. Kiel, R. Baker, R. Brill. THIRD ROW: H. Dunezxn. D. Ferris. XY. Svlmffstull E. Gruver. B. Guttridge. FOURTH ROW: S. Miller. Ii. Stevenson, A. jzxcksen. D, limuy, R, Glcrum U 152- xc- ' 'S f Ev- A: ' L5 A -' ' -we f- - -' , gi: bk 'ff-5, Q 5 1 ' Q - ,, 5.13 :. 3 1 3 2 7 Q. : im. Fri 5 Li E 5 YQ 5 - 9 f-.i - ,Pi ' a ' 5 2 Fi 1 iff I3 ' 5' - 5 ' -2 3 :N 1 '-W1 ' E- ' 1: T : -.1 : 56. Z wi- 5 ff- : 11. . 5 5: . ,1 , :. 1 1 g- . f . , 1 ' .-- 1 ' ,- . v ' . v ' . 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Medoff, R. Adkins, W. Rudisill, F. Longcnecker. 99 ewcfed UHAPEL TIME , LA.,Z ' ,V.' fi -we S , sg X 9- E 4 5 3 Q, fu ' 4: W Q? ' V .. I - , , .1 Z2 fi , xx ' LL . - S wa Q 4 N , L 2 I w Lp: x rv A... ,.., I 1 Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse Mr. Bruce Dodds Rev. Edwin Johnson Dr. William A. Mierop L EFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Deibler Mr. Harrington Rev. Johnson Dr. Mason .W,..,, . f f-fffaisfgifasmst. f 12' Eff ' , . i Mwst -Mb, , iv v ff if ' - Q. i i if , ' ' L s S1122 I P I ' Q33 , 5 i tiit t , 4 W is ,J -. ,. fi ,Q i Pi ex 1 --f-f f -2. eff sf Q ., 1,-:, , . its :kk t. , , , in 3 le 'lw,,. A quiet pause in the midst of a busy sched- ule is always refreshing, and the chapel periods, as such, have been of great spiritual stimulation. Different phases of Christian service have been introduced to the student body, giving a clearer insight into the joys and problems of Christian Work. Hearts, strengthened in the faith, have been challenged to present the whole counsel of God in this sin-darkened world. -I +L,,.-as REV KENNETH W. MASTELLER Haddon Heights Baptist Church Haddon Heights, New Jersey GEORGE COLE China Inland Mission Conservative Baptist Mission Dr. Ralph Stoll, Godis messenger at our first Annual Fall Convocation, pre- sented choice gleanings from II Peter, chapter one. The truth of the preciousness of faith in Him was unfolded anew. During our Deeper Life Conference of january, we were privileged to have as speaker, Rev. Kenneth Masteller. Emphasizing our position in Christ and the importance of daily submission to the Holy Spirit, he pointed out that our lives must be deeply rooted in Christ if we are ever to bear real fruit for Him. The theme of the Spring Missionary Conference so impressed us that the words HBY LOVE CONSTRAINEDU have been unmistakably engraved upon our hearts. Many attending the meetings were enlightened as to their individual respon- sibility and privilege in reaching the lost. Among the speakers were George Cole from China, William Pontier from Africa, and C. E. Phillips representing Philadelphia Jewish Evangelism. Each service afforded blessing and encouragement to students desirous of proclaiming the gospel to every creature. I02 DEIIIC A'l'l0 oi P. ls. 1. . . Sion of bered 15 this Occa . Long to ?g5iemfi'n1ie dedicatory addreiskglxgill 1- 30, - y CI' goxgibghlbertson in the :Stihl-1Sifgilirgsuilding-a, Cxhurch WHS appropriately ut e le waS S0 evidenced The interest Of the Lord S peop t - d some 9- aclt HU , t the church was failed to Capd yCoupled with F. iii school listened by tape iiectiqimtirs of open house, . e . . the dedication service were t -ty to get an inside . ortunl . giving the public alihoplliiord so graciously supplied . ' e , he blllidlng l look at t . . Stltute, for Philadelphla Blble In WILLIAM CULBERTSQN t of Moody Bible Institute Prcsl CH 'V Hnlzri nf Semin: Pnfsidi-nr VVILLIAM A, Minnow, Pfmiding , Organ Prelude- - A Mighty I-'mm-it I5 Uur Und . . . .... Faulkex , '-XX ff - S 'Hynln- - The f.'hu1rh',r Um' l uundal1'ou . . . ...... No. 333 I .I fe ' . 'OP1'ning Prayer. . . .,,, . . .... Du. G. PIALL Tom: fff' K' X .Q pq. IR I Off' f - ' 3 X -f.,,j'i,,xt fi h X Words ofCr1'l'ling . , , fumes MHC! Trzlu-:UN ' , ,pf r f - 1 ' , gg' XYN, Chnimmn, llrmnl nf Tuul 'S' ' il' J o , 3 3 X . Girls I' no 4, V ,,,. r f , K ' gsm, 1 i A ff' , ,gif ' I if 3 il S1'fiPll.II'l' Reading. , Du.Cl.Akr.N1:H Munn, ju. .- ' f 1 A ML- . V ' 1 tl Nc nm., t , A 2: . - l A 3 W Mak' Quartz-nr 2 Q Q Announu-mm-ms. , V. Curwmn IIAIUIINGTON i y ' V .W K - y H ,. 5 Vine-Prnidenl and Trranaur , V K f 1 Oli'1'rt0ly'+ Brr,-1-14. .,.. ..., . llirlrinmn V 7 A i E - ' Q if SL l l I I I 9. - A 1 ' ' N i i I - Hyxnn- Claim: lllm WlIflMalAy'f.l1:1:'ll1' ,.....,.. No. I90 'I Q H W f ' 'ii ,'i ' f V . Iii Dr-diratory Addnws , .Dm 'vll.l.IAM C1'1.nHu'rsnN 5 A V' K KK Q K .t Pmi4..f,u.m4,'niarf l.fm.1.- ff t Q S Dcdiratnry l'my1'u. . , . . . . . .DIL FRANK C. 'l?nuu,1', '21 Lf- f 'UF-A 'F 5 I A 'iii - im... ' I. if . , ft ,,,. in 3 .. Z 'Hymn Al!Ilnil1hvPmu'1 nffr1ur'Nr1llu '111fflr1l.r1ln'j, No, 192 , . .... -ii Q 3 A I . E .1 if 1- 1 A ' . . .,.., . ' h livnr-dirtirxn g li ' I L U ,. xr W' 5 - k uri. . M H Q :AM In 'kkk Q A I Oxgun Pmlludr be in - J II'I I Ill I'lQIIII I ight Improves Ilratifying Ilipvy Times 'ABM if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with aiiotheif. . . I' I john 1:7 ff l ' -rw 'rr-2 N -5 rvrf ff I ... -:Hv,,- . ,, r, f, . 5 -' X f' .N x ffigllx x f I v I eff? .Wi 589 ,, Q1'2!..'f ' Y ww ,K 4 Q ' , if .i , ul n s 1 .v ' HAY RID Wc'rc on the homcward trail. Good to the last drop. I06 Carefree groups eagerly piled into quaint ! horse-drawn wagons. As they jogged along the country roads, the night air rang with singing and merriment. Following an old-time Wiener roast, Mr. Deiblers challenging message added the finishing touch to this Well-spent evening. 1 Food and Fellowship around the iire. Enjoying yourself? 5, -- f- xf. -- L fi: fr Snow, colorful decorations, fast moving games, novelty numbers by the girls' trio and the Texas Rangers, faculty skit, tasty refreshments and Santa him- self-all helped greatly in making our Christmas party enjoyable. The ex- citing evening at Town Hall was cli- maxed by our own Oratorial group singing selections from HThe Messiah. ? , CHRI TMA PARTY KA I GPARTY Dismissing all thoughts of school work, a light-hearted group boarded the Chester-bound buses. At the rink unexpected spills brought laughs-wand lasting impressions. The evening was relaxing for faculty and students alike, that is, as many as were brave enough to venture out! Before the return home, thoughts were ultimately channeled into a more serious vein, the Light of the Word. Tired, Peggy P Welre off! Everyone have a cushion? Low bridge, everybody down. Merrily we roll along. 5 I08 s :Les Do YOU see what I see? Happy foursome. George, do something! 5, ,Q k ,ff is Coming or going? Girls, you can'L do two things at once TUBE TCUU CIL MR. Knuuza, MR. LUFBURROXV Faculty Advisors FIRST ROW: Irene Haver- stick, June Nichols, Ruth Mc- Clelland, Lois Baker. SE- COND ROW: Donald Fred- ericks, Dewey McConaghay, Roger Attick, Mr. Lufburrow. THIRD ROW: William Zeoli, Stewart Brady, Donald Wea- ver, Paul Sweitzer, Clarence Adams. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Fredericks, R o ,Q c r A t t i c k, Clarence Adams, Ruth Mc- Clelland CSecreLaryJ, Lois Baker, William Zeoli, Paul Sweitzer, Dewey McConag- hay, Mr. Lufburrow, Stewart Brady CVice-Presidentj, Don- ald Weaver, Irene Haverstick, June Nichols Cflssistant Secre- taryl. Dizwizv MCCONAGIIAY, President This organic body in our enlarged family was begun early in the school year. The students of each class elected the composite membership, who, in turn, adopted for its government, a constitution and by-laws. The council functions in live divisions: academic, executive, judicial, social and spiritual. A closer relationship and better under- standing between faculty and students is secured by its operation. it be LEFT TO RIGHT: XV. Rudisill, Miss Haas, D. Boyce, D. Fredcricks J. Coots, L. Yan Buskirk, S. Brady, K. Allibon, M. Harrison, D GRAPHISD: G. Beck, B. Gruver, G. Rineer, D. Coots. J. Maxwell Srrzwanr BRADY, Chairman .fl IICIAL UUMMITTEE This organization, functioning as a committee of the Stu- dent Council, is composed of representatives from each class. The group met early in September to begin planning the calen- dar of social events for the coming year. Realizing that the source of true fellowship and joy is Christ, they sought to center the activities around Him. What satisfaction filled their hearts as they witnessed the guidance and blessing of the Lord in the success of each event. In retrospect the students may be seen laughing hilariously MISS ARLLNE HMS at the faculty and staff skit and participating in speedy relay Fggylfy A-1d'Ui50r games at the Christmas party, singing spirited carols and dis- tributing Christmas tracts at the Pennsylvania Railroad Sta- tion, and circling the Great Leopard Skating Rink in january. These are but a few of the cherished memories of Bible Insti- tute days. I I I XVeaver, P. Henry. I. Douts, D. Porte, B. Schultz. UNPHOTO- Richard Lorch Robert Adkins Business Managers 'NIE George Hattenfield, Editor Beryl Gow, Assistant Editor Thelma Zimmerman Art Editor Loretta Stoner Earle Eastman Photography Editor BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Anna Kunay, Irene Douts, Grace Earwaker, Arlene Rosenberger. SECOND ROW: Richard Lorch, Betty Hess, Louise Van Buskirk, Robert Adkins, Beatrice Lutz, Janet Coots, William Rudisill. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Ben- jamin Sharp, George Parsells, Ross Rhoads, Helen Duncan, Edna Coffey, Helena Nelson, Mary Newkirk. Literary Editor Arlene Rosenberger Head Typist The Milestone staff has sought to capture by word and picture a few scenes of school life. In spite of problems and constant deadline dithers, each one enjoyed doing his part to make the yearbook one that would bring honor and glory to God. . F 1e1,1L sT.1F 1XFl'?7g0BCrx'l COW' 'loan SE. 4 ' -' .' HarrisOUi Thema 4 . K1inC- Bentley 'ECU C llllxer Sweet- A Nlll- 1: . I s g EIS, Rlffffl' S2113 Hattcnllclll, Ij0ILFL1:Cd John' Hayden S1J:11'lxi,iruVcr. UN- ston, Eugene 2:13. Russell PHOTOGIlAilIiiClolief, James Baker- Bet l f- H inei. 11 Haf5lIaw',giObjl1aitxnl'l Mark, ,- 'CD' ' ' e lmb rt Riadauli, Car? 13 RO C Rcsemarv Slcllat' R dgcriy V 3, lr Iias - I-'Fanccs Sullllluf LUL man. There have been many r b publicatior ' p o lems to face in the 1 of the 19.52 Milestone, some of which were ue to a late start in selecting a staff. Hard work was needed all along the way, watered by much prayer. Now we ha ve the finished produ through the pages we ct AX . gs we leaf are reminded of the hours spent on layouts: the time given to writing articles and taking pic tures: the headaches of preparing financial reportsg and tl then the final last minute rush to meet the d ' these are in the pa eadline. But was well worth .d1tors, we W' h st and we feel it As F ' the effort t is to take thi ' each membe- s opport el of the vearb unit t y o thank H ook staffg our advisor, the faculty staff and student body for their co-operatio ' We also want to th n ank our publisher and pho their helpfulness and co-operation. T and ever ' and patience to' o patrons d yone else who h elped to make this year we say Thanks a lot. GEORGE HATI , a vertisers book possible ENFIELD, Editor B . ERYL Gow, Am stan! Editor ohraphers for F00'l'llALL P.B.I. .. S8 O .. Ref. Episcopal Sem. P.B.I. .. 1 0 .. Crozier Theol. Sem. Cforfeitb P.B.I. .. 39 6 Faith Theol. Sem. P.B.I. .. 53 13 .. The King's College P.B.I. ,. O 12 .. Eastern Baptist Sem. The 1952 season was one of thrills and surprises for the red and white from P.B.I. Under the able leadership of Coach Ceperley, the team opened with an overwhelming defeat of Reformed Episcopal and followed up with consecu- tive wins over Crozier, Faith and Kings. The climax of the season came with the championship game against Eastern Baptist, played in several inches of mud and pouring rain. Unable to operate successfully under such handicaps, the boys lost their only game of the season. Next season promises to be equally exciting, although the team will miss such stars as Jim Hicks, Don Weaver, Stew Brady, Clarence Adams and Dave Coots. Stew Brady, Center Jim Hicks, Quarterback Co-captain Larry Puckett, Halfback x mf' , x. ds Ing fs I v .rid , fy 1 4 ' 5 hdfgfa. ,sf I X7 I' 423. , 1 ,Y , fzmff' U I 7'f ,e's! ' l lf -' Ulf f fc M , aff ! Clarence Adams, R. End Coach Gordon Ceperley I I4 5 f . -XX ,-,Az t A, thc Gz1lloping Gliostul Thcrc gocs Swci zci VVatch out, other T.D. King'sAthc1'c goes Hicks for an- Don Weaver, L. End C0-captain Paul Sweitzer, Halfback Wrestling? I I5 Carrying the ball. VAR ITY BA KETBALL Behind Coach Ceperley and Dewey McCona- ghay, the fellows, Varsity from P.B.I. built up an enviable record with losses only to Eastern Baptist, Princeton, Providence and Nyack in 15 games played. The climax of the home season came with a thrilling victory over Eastern Baptist Seminary, the first time Eastern has lost to our team. P.B.I. .. P.B.I. .. P.B.I. .. P.B.l P.B.I. . . P.B.I P.B.I. .. P.B.I. . . P.B.I P.B.I. .. P.B.I P.B.l P.B.I P.B.I. , , P.B.I. .. KNEELING: D. Weaver, G., I. Prosiatkowski, C., C0- Capls. STANDING: Dan Weaver, F., K. Kreidler, F., D. Nordstrom, C., P. Sweit- zer, G., Coach Ceperlcy, I. Matlick, C., J. Hicks, F., L. Puckett, F., D. Fred- ericks, G. Faith Sem. . . Eastern Baptist Sem. . . Princeton Theol. Sem. ., Phila. Pharmacy IX. . . Pierce Sch. of Bus. .. ... .. Shelton College . . . . . . . Providence B.I. ...... Nyack CM.T.I.J .. Northeastern B. Sch. . . . . . . .. Shelton College ....... Providence B.I. - .. Eastern Baptist Sem. , . Princeton Theol. Sem. ., Northeastern B. Sch. ...... Nyack tM.T.I.J - II6 KNEELING: D. F 0 W i e r Mgr. STANDING: F. Longe- necker, G.g R. Young. G. G. Rineer, G.g W. Baumeister F.g R. Glorum. C.g I. Iversen, C., Capt.,' N. Brower, F. R. Wiita, G.g F. Austin, F. UNIUR P.B.I. .,.,.. 43 22 P.B.I ....,, . 57 42 P.B.I .....,. 35 18 P.B.I. ...... 31 36 P.B.I. ....,. 30 46 P.B.I. .,.... 35 65 is, . Z 2 VAR ITY . , , . . Collingsdale Bap. Ch. of the Open Door Ref. Episcopal Sem. Grace Ref. Episcopal Aidan Union Aidan Union -I H.-. . N s f' UH ERLEADER Distance and weather were problems that never kept the Ufaithful eightll from attending the games. Arrayed in red and White, the fellows and girls formed a picturesque group. Whether the teams were winning or losing, their peppy cheering and gay countenances kept the spirits of sports fans ever soaring. One cannot measure the part played by the cheerleaders in effecting the success of the sports year. ---1 Donna Boyce, Captain Hazel Winnc IB. Herbert Purnell R W.: 7 , NEW, . ., Glltln, IIA KET KXEELINGZ D. Booher, G.g H. Wolfram, F.. Capt.,' D. Kinzie, F. STQXNDING: I. Haverstick, G9 V. Dunker- ton, F.g R. Clark, Gig Coach Betty Rudcg L. Copp. G.g T. Zannier. G.g A. Gerdes, F.g B. Gruver, F. After losing their first game of the season to Hahne- mann Nurses, the girls won the following five games. In- cluded was a Z9-19 victory over the Y.W.C.A. Trotters, a team undefeated for the last two years. Sparkplug for the team was Captain Helen Wolfram, who averaged over 23 points a game. Her energies, plus those of the coopera- tive teammates, inevitably added up to nothing short of triumph. Holland, Eddie J. . lllltllll'l'0ltY Adams, Clarence R. Adams, Thomas .. Adkins, James E. . Adkins, Robert L. . Agnor, Walter D. Allibon, Kenneth Anders, William ...... Anderson, Helen E. Virginia Antrom, Atkinson, Louise J. Attick, Roger H. .,... . 24,25,11O,114 .. ........,... .54 . ..... 25,99,11Z ...........54 U..58,89 ......5s ....25 . ...,, 25 ......5s,s6 ......5s,11o Austin, Frederick V. ....., 58, 91, 117 Avery, Donald A. Baddorf, Paul .. Baker, Lois ........ Baker, Russell, Jr. ..............54 25, 89, 101. 110 .,...... .....5s, 98 Barber, Wilbur ..... ......,...... 5 4 Baumeister, Walter Bayne, Marjorie .. Beck, Gloria .... Belknap, Elmo Benigno, Philip Bentley, Martha .... Bentzley, Betty .. Betts, Cecil ........ Biscoe, R. Benton Black, Alice ...... Blithe, Robert J. Bloomer George .... Bock, Margaret A. ... ,... 58, 37, 117 . .26, 98, 101 ........26 .....54,113 ....26, 90 ....Z6, 91 ....5s ....26 ...,54 ......54 ...H..26,93 Booher, Dolores ....,..... 54, 95, 119 Bower, John O., Jr. .............. 58 Boyce, Donna ....... 54, 91, 111, 118 Boyer, Charles, Jr. ................ 54 Boyer, Gerald W. ................ 58 Brady, H. Stewart.27, 93, 110, 111, 114 Brant, Dorothy .................. 58 Braun, Joseph N. . . ...., .58 ....58, 95 Breininger, Marvin Brett, Leroy W. . . . Brewster, Evelyn G. ...... 58, 96, 118 Brewster, Marion R. ...... . . .27 Brill, Roy F., Jr. .. . .......... 58 ....58, 98 Brinton, Elaine P. .... 58, 86 Brower, Norman H. ...,. 59, 117 Brown, Rosalie F. .. ..... .27 Brubaker, Phoebe .... ..... 2 7 Brubaker, Sara J. Bryan, R. Shirley ....54, 97 ..H54,97 Buhrow, William C. .... 59, 93 Burnham, Leon J. Casto, Alfred T. ,. Carter, Floyd .... Carver, Donald Challancin, Sonia . Chaney, William E. Clark, Rosemary .. Compton, Ruth .. Condit, Barbara E. ......59 ....54, 97 ......59 .......59 ....59, 96 54,87,90,119 ........54, 91 ...,59, 98 Conley, May ...... Conover, Nancy J. .. Coots, David ...... .......27 .......59, 96 .....24, 27, 93 Coots, Janet G. .......... 28, 111, 112 Coover, Edwin G., Jr. ............ 59 Copp, Lorna ........ Cross, Beverly M. Csato, Charles ..... Dale, John Darlington, Homer J. Daniels, Elizabeth .. Davis, Helen ...,... DeGolier, Betty .. Denyer, David Depue, David Devlin, William Dicks, John ..... Diem, Malcolm ..... Dodds, Florence .... Donbaugh, Shirley A. .. ....59, 97, 119 .....55,97 .....,.55 .. ..... 59,92 .. ....... 55 .....28 .......59 H...28,98 .......23 .....55 .,...55 ........55 .....55, 93 ......H..28,91 Douts, E. Irene ....58,59,91,111, 112 Dron, Richard A. .. Duncan, Helen . . . . Dunkerton, Vivian . . . Dunn, William T. .. Earwaker. Grace . . . Eastman, Earle L. . .. ... .24, 23, 98 ......55, 119 ....,.......59 ....29, 94, 112 . ...... 29, 112 Edwards, Evelyn B. .. . ..... 29, 97 Eisele, Ruth L. .... . Enyeart, William E. . ..., 59,93 .. ..... 55 Erb, Rose Ann .... ....... 5 9 Evans, Jay ..... ..... 5 5, 90 Evans, Mildred ..... 59, 92 Ferris, Donald E. .. ..... 29, 98 Fidler, Frank .... ..... 5 9, 91 Flint, Dorothy L. ..... 59, 97 Forrest, Alfred T. .... ....... 5 9 Fredericks, Donald G. 29, ss, 91, 110, 111, 116 Frey, Roger ,........ ....... 5 5, 90 Fuller, Keith E. ...... ....... 5 5 Furman, Barbara June ... .... 59, 97 Gage, Lois M. ........ ..... . .59 Gerdes, Anny H. .... 29, 119 Gerdes, Benno A. .. . .... . . .30 Gerdes, Hermann J. .. ...... .59 Getz, Mary ......... Gibbs, Norman Glerum, Roy N. .. .. Gordon, P. Edward . . .., 55, 118 ..........30 ....3O, 98, 116 Gown Berylhl. ........ 30,94,11Z,113 Greene, Mildred R. . . Griggs, Mabel E. .. Groff, Paul L. .59 Gruver, Betty A. ...,...... 55, 98, 119 Gruver, Eugene .l- 55, 113, 116, 118 Guenthner, Waldemar .......... 59, 92 Gunther, James E. .... ..,.. 5 S I20 Haas, David W. .. Haines, Jean ....... Haines, Robert Hakes, George ..... Hall, Dorothy M. .. Hall, Ken E. .... . Hallas, Robert Harbaugh, Paul Hardy, Mildred Harley, John Barclay Harshaw, James W. Harrison, Marjorie I. Hattentield, George Haverstick, M. Irene Hearing, Robert E. . Hegarty, Dean ..... Hege, George H. Hege, Grace ....... Heilig, Walter ..... Heitmiller, Ruth E. Hemphill, Grace Henderson, C. Joan Henley, Mary ..... 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M NATIONAL STATIONERS if we Supplies and Equipment for Complinzents Schools and Institutions Of 'k 102 8 Arch Street FRIENDS PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. WA 2-1760 lk l 139 THIRD YEAR EVENING Ethel Bentley Lydia Pernie Annie Bradshaw Shirley Pyle Dorothy Carson Beatrice Sawers Edna Mae Durrwachter Prentice Smith William Fagundus Margaret Spoerl Clarence Guy Ethel Taylor Maryann Harris Florence Thigpen Martha Hattenfield Phyllis Van Vossen Gerald Hess Beatrice Mae Walker Jean Hess Martha Woehr Mary Newkirk Ann Zipperlein 'k CALLED INTO THE SERVICE Robert Jordan James Weir 'A' For the which cause I also suffer these things: nevertheless I am not ashamed: for I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that he is ahle to keep that which I have committed unto him against that day? 2 TIMOTHY 1:12 I4O Phone: 2523 NINTH PRESBYTERIAN M. C. MILLE CHURCH i, 'k Windoul Shades 1- Alunings A live church with a living messagev Pastor: Venetian Blinds ir 11 1 1 Bay Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. REV. WEAVER K. EUBANK, D.D., LL.D. Christian Workers: Mr. Donald Fredericks Miss Donna Boyce Mr. Frederick Johnston 'k 57th ST. AT WASHINGTON AVE. DAY AND FRICK Compliments Quality Sanitone Dry Cleaners Of if PIERCE AND REESE One Day Service I i 'A' Store 1 3 0 North Delaware Avenue 1 7 1 7 Arch Street Compliments Of A FRIEND Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understand ing. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5,6 if .THE SALVATION ARMY 62 1 8 Ridge Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PA. GRADUATES: Preach the Wordg be instant in season, out of seasong re- prove, rebuke, ex- hort with all long- sujfering and doctrine. 2 TIMOTHY 4:2 SECOND YEAR DAY SCHOOL 'A' CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 352 'A' FROM THE CLASS OF '53 'A' As ye have therefore received Christ jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him. Rooted and built up in him, and stahlished in the faith, as ye have been taught ahounding therein with thanksgiving. COLOSSIANS 2:6,7 I42 W Studio: BA 9-3282 if WILLIAM A. PAINTER PHOTOGRAPHER Portraits Weddings Commercial 'A' 2700 Germantown Avenue PHILADELPHIA 3 2, PA. 3 OSCAR H. HIRT 41 North 11th Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 'A' PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 44 TO THE CLASS OF '52 CONGRATULATIONS AND THE LORD BLESS YOU if FROM THE EVENING SCHOOL CLASS 'A' . . forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto tl things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high ll g of God in C hrzst Iesusf, PHILIPPIANS 3:13, 14 F45 SARONY STUDIOS 1316 Walnut Street PE 8-5771 if OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE MILESTONE 1952 4 ., H CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 if As ye have therefore received Christ jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him Rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith, as ye have been taught abounding therein with thanksgiving. COLOSSIANS 2,6,7 i' EVENING SCHOOL CLASS OF '55 I47 PATRONS MR. AND MRS. C. F. BAYNE MR. WILLIAM EATON MRS. RUSSELL HEARING MRS. 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