Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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For this reason we, the Senior Class, have published this, the 1955 Milestone, that we might recall God's blessings during the days spent at PhilaBI. Many of our greatest blessings came to us as we presented the Gospel to the people of Philadelphia. There are various phases of our lives as Christians that we find associated with the name of this city. Thus the theme of this yearbook is centered around brotherly love. The Lord Jesus Christ manifested love for us in His willingness to die on the cross in our behalf. This love was imparted to us when we accepted Him as Saviour. To know more of this love shown at Calvary, we came to PhilaBI to study God's Word. To show forth this love in respect to the administration and faculty, God commands us, Obey them who have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls, as they must give account, that they may do it with joy, and not with grief. i Among the students this love can also be radiated, for Christ said, A new commandment I give unto you, that ye love one another, as I have loved you, that ye also love one another. By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another. The love of Christ constraineth us, too, to proclaim the Gospel to others that they may come to know Christ as Saviour. This ministry has taken us to all parts of the city of brotherly love. Not only in Christian Service assignments and in our fellowship with each other in classes, but because we were lilqemincled, having the same l0ve, being Of one accord a greater joy has been felt as we gathered for our social activities. Long will we remember the fun at these special events. With enthusiasm and cooperation, the entire student body worked together as a family united by the bonds of Christian love in the work of producing the yearbook, even in the selling of ads, that we would owe no man anything, but to love one another. Let brotherly love continue. Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love, in honor preferring one another. ?7' up 'TWT rw villa Z lfl-if 1 MVAW, l Z 5-Mffigjl 5 amhnlf 4, 4 A Z1 ,7 -1 s all ' ff '-- 4 i .,:iiarn Zf,uE1f,2g, -,Ay , '31, A-4: T' I 'atfrigriili X me 1 e H Qinntents ghministratinn 6-1 5 Bay bibuul 16-47 Whining bcbnul 48-67 Spiritual life 68-86 QE bristianv berniuz 86-93 Qntihities 94-11 1 Qtbletics 112- 1 21 Business 122- Ph h d , 1 4 -E ,,,. 3 .2 Sy ' EV, 4 ., 21 V I if ' 'P fri. Wumlimiq 'QI h Q J-:As airs wifi Wm E , ' .111-. f 1 1 EWM I Ygfufizii-9, 7 My f5wfy'gfff',' 711' H4 1 LJ- vw f 1 x '- X 'L X' 1, X i X X ' X . N ehinatinn TO GOD BE THE GLORY ARE WORDS WHICH RECALL TO OUR MIND THE ONE WHO LEADS US IN SINGING NHYMN 29 IN CHAPEL. HIS RADIANT SMILE. HIS SENSE OF HUMOR AND HIS ZEST IN TEACHING ARE A TESTIMONY TO VJHAT THE LORD JESUS CHRIST MEANS TO HIM. THE LOVE OF CHRIST IS REVEALED THROUGH HIS WINNING PERSON- ALITY. AND HIS LOVE FOR THE BRETHREN IS SEEN IN HIS DESIRE TO HELP US. XNHATEVER THE PROBLEM MAY BE. BECAUSE OF OUR LOVE AND RESPECT FOR YOU, RALPH L. KEIPER, XVE. THE SENIOR CLASS. DEDICATE TO YOU THE 1955 MILESTONE. Five W Y-1 ff ., fin R 'll X aff lm lg' .f W wi 8.4 5 4' Q A 1 ff ff 21? 'W 5' I ,fi :E ix V 'WJ -N ff. 1 xihm M . - Q f .Java Q 15 2 , . Q f' u V 'N f 7' I , Q 'L ii . x NW ...7 .YQ 6 u wt L f U u Ti , 0 .Kr K -if 0 iw iw Y 'W-1, AMX gs Q 'RM W X.. d C :Wh ' Hs , f. .. ' vs A W. wi 'O J 'J -1' .,,,,- 5 be 'N if NJ' f 2 idf ff? 1 N I fij WSMQM-au X EVM-'W' 4121 . L'L'..w.J. nv ,.fX'Kai'ir!t M ,'f W4v?irs-GM MW, ew ar ?,,, CITY HALL Broad and Market Streets DR. WILLIAM A. MIEROP President l 3Bre5il1ent anh rustees AS I HAVE LOVED YOU Jesus said, A new commandment write I unto you that ye love one another .... The newness of it was a shift in the standard. Under the law men had heen told to love one another as they loved themselves. If man had attained that standard he would have accomplished something, hut he couldn't. Then Jesus intensified that command' ment by telling us to love each other as He loves us. If we couldn't aspire to the ideal under law, how are we going to reach the goal set hy grace? It is heartening to know that the fruit of the Spirit is love. All the affection we need to comply with the new commandment is availahle to us if we will allow the Holy Spirit to make us like the Lord Jesus. Shall we then permit the Holy Spirit to do His perfect work so that we shall love one another as He loves us? Sitting: Clarence E. Mason, Jr., William J. Jones, William A. Mierop, James J. McCutcheon, V. Clifford Harrington. Standing: Robert B. Haines III, George Schmeiser, Winfield F. Kempt, J. Willison Smith, Horace F. Dean, Elwood T. Davis, William J. Updegrave, Frederic L. Hotmann, Harry J. Jaeger, Samuel A. 95. 917 Jeffries. Unphotographed: William A. Dean, Howard H. Milligan, Charles F. Nagel, Erling C. Olsen, H. Leonard Paret, Wilbur E. Patterson, Harry D. Phillips, W. Douglas Roe, Carey S. Thomas, Frank C. Torrey, Arthur B. Whiting. san anh btetnarhs GDR CLARENCE E. MASON JR. Dean GODS TRANSCENDENT LOVE Oli, Llze love that drew salvutionfs plan Oh, the grace that brought it down to man Oli, the mighty gulf that God did span At Culwryl Wheli we contemplate the love of God. ai lloocl of mzriestic verses from the Scriptures and great hymns of the church clamor for attention. Whnw can descrihe that love? Surely no one cam, hut the wonderful part is that, though we cannot dcscrihe it, we can increasingly enjoy it! Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us, and .sent His Son to be the mercy seat for our sins . . . yet we love Him, because He jirst loved us. The Son of God who loved me And gave Himself up in my helmlf. E . Sealed: Clarence E. Mason, Jr., William A. Mierop, V. Clifford Harrington. Standing: O. H. Hirt, Jr., Adams, Don T. Dunlcerton, Alex O. Dunlap, john George Patton, J. Price Norman, Ralph Lenz, J- F. Ehlers, Charles J. Grant, Raymond P. Guildford, Edward Smith, George E. Smith, David Ferree, john G. Harold Hill, Norman j. Linker. Wade G. I. Cain. William Moore. Unplzotographed: Estella McCargo, David J. Nelson, Vaughn K. Smith. its-Rresihent ann Ulreasurer Our Lord -lesus said, By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have loiie one to another. This, of course, had reference to our loving one another as helievers. However, there is another love that is so necessary if we are to fully manifest Christ, and that is a passion for the souls of lost men and women, hoys and girls. Such love cannot he pumped up, hut will come only as we consider the fulness of the love of Christ in giving Himself for the redemption of all mankind, and the terrors of an eternity of separation from Cod in hell, which is the portion of all who die in their sins. How we should pray that this love may truly he shed alwroad in our hearts! Our whole life will he revolutionized when it is. lhleflwffi eau uf Qhmissiuns Our Lord hlesses us with countless opportunities, many of which we allow to go neglected or even unrecognized from day to day. Cnc of the greatest privileges of the Christian life is constant fellowship with the children of God on earth. We cannot hut he helped as we see our Lord revealed in their lives in one way or in another. With Paul we are thankful to he felloiuritizens with the saints, and of the household of God. ,ewan egisttar What I have written l have written. Pilate gave this terse word to the chief priests when they objected to the title on the cross. The sentiment conf veyed here may he timely for all of our graduates. That which you have written during your stay at Philadelphia Bihle Institute reflects your attitude, your con' duct, and your record fChristian Service, extrafcurricular, and scholasticj As you face the future fraught with manif fold opportunities, may the Lord ever keep hefore you the necessity of so manifesting the life of our Lord that your permanent record in heaven may tell for time and eternity. Ten DAVID ALLEN CURTIS BEDSWORTH MARY BENNETT Doctrine Speech English, Literature janultp EDWIN BUSTARD L. RICHARD ROSE MAE CARVIN Doctrine CARROLL Christian Education Music GORDON CEPERLEY GORDON CURTIS WILLIAM A. DEAN Bible History, Biblical Music Bible, Doctrine, Christian Introduction, Doctrine Ethics EDWIN DEIBLER WILLIAM DOYLE HERBERT HENRY Bible, English, Music, Speech EHRENSTEIN Evangelism, Missions, ' Bible, Christian . Church History Evidences, Doctrine Elcven jfatultp JENNIE ARLENE HAAS CLAIR HITZ FITZWILLIAM English, Speech Bible, Doctrine Missions HARRY JAEGER, JR. LESTER JUSTICE RALPH KEIPER Bible, Doctrine, History Biblical Introduction, Greek, Logic, Philosophy, Christian Education Psychology, Bible, Homiletics LAURENCE LUFBURROW Psychology, Orientation ETHEL LOWTHER THOMAS LOWTHER R. IONA LYSTER Hygiene Bible, Doctrine, Greek, Christian Religions and Cults Education, Missionary Language CLARENCE E. MASON, JR. Bible, Denominational Distinctions, Orientation Twelve LOIS MCSHANE MASON Denominational Distinctions KENNETH DEWEY GEORGE MUNDELL MASTELLER MCCONAGHAY Bible, Doctrine Doctrine Physical Education janultp HELEN HOWARD OURSLER ODENWELDER Bible Christian Education GEORGE SCHMEISER B. DONALD ANDREW TELFORD Bible SUTHERLAND Homiletics, Bible Religion and Cults, Tgvpology J. DWIGHT PENTECOST Doctrine, Greek CHARLES TOMPKINS RAY G. UHRICH FREDERIC WETTER Church History Evangelism English, French, Biblical Thirteen Introduction, Bible Svtaff JOSEPH H. VERA BORDEN ELEANOR M. CARP MALCOLM DIEM BERNICE BIERMANN Cashier Director of Electrician DONALDSON Assistant Chef Correspondence Course, Housekeeping Assista Secretary Evening Course of Sacred Music MARY ENTWISLE JEAN M. HAINES DOROTHY HALL AGNES D. HEATH Assistant Director, Christian Service Housekeeper Cafeteria Hostess Christian Service Department Department f Q, I A.. , 3 DOROTHY A. FLORENCE M. MILTON W. JONES HELEN KO HOFFMAN - IRWIN Extension Field Assistant to Counselor of Secretary to President Accountant Representative Women DORIS H. KOUBA NORMA R. KOUBA MARGARET PAULINE KURTZ RICHARD LEE Secretary to Registrar Accountant KREWSON Secretary to Vice- Chef Switchboard Operator President and Treasurer and Receptionist Fourteen Staff SERTRUDE LEE fafeteria Assistant EVELYN LEX MARGUERITE MABEL M. OTT MARJORIE J. Library Assistant MOWERY Bookstore Assistant PATTERSON Multilither Secretary to Miss Roebuck HENRIETTA THELMA RICHARDS JEAN RINEER JEANETTE ROEBUCK PETERSON Cafeteria Assistant Secretary to Director of Bookstore Manager and Bookstore Assistant Admissions and Purchasing Agent Counselling .FREDA SCHENKEL .EDITH L. SOUDER PAUL M. SPAHR ELLSWORTH H. Director of Mailing and Assistant Counselor of Assistant to Vice- SWAN Filing Department Women President and Treasurer Maintenance Supervisor JGENE VICKERS eld Representative JOHN H. WEAVER ROBERT E. MARIE ZIPF VERNA ZIEGLER Elevator Operator WESCOTT Secretary to Dean Cafeteria Assistant Maintenance Assistant Fifteen ,. x, ASf'33'5 ,H S 1 ' - M522 1, H A ii ga, . fx . .:,., :N QS, N N- X Q .,.. Q gl , A. 513222 N: 4: V g W any 1-4 pf . I sv? i Main t . ?! ' WJQQQQY' S I ,L , il? arf. 1 ' ffl, QQ, 'ara-n-W. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Logan Square bmiur 15155 F ADMIT our first impressions of PhilaBI were bleak . . . stark dormitory rooms . . . strange faces . . . endless registration lines . . . Freshman comprehensive exams . . . We warmed to greetings by the faculty, and soon felt at home. Cur Freshman year was highlighted by Dr. Walter Wilscin's speaking to us . . . our Halloween social . . . Christmas festivities . . . a missionary conference in the early Spring.fRemember Orientation classes in second semester? The school social and final goodbye to the grads of 1953 will never be forgotten. As Juniors we were impressed by our school's activities . . . Life of Christ taught by Mr. Pentecost . . . Dean lV1ason's dramatized classes. . . our Fall social, a liusking bee . . . an undefeated football season. Christmas that year wasnlt white, but bright. After a siege of final exams, we relaxed MR. LUFBURROW Class Advisor during the missionary conference in january with its theme, Is There None to Rescue Them? '... The sehool's social committee planned an evening concert for all of us, with a buffet supper following. In june our goodbyes were sad. Our class in September, 1954, was like one unit. We had grown to know and love each other as love for the Lord had increased. PhilaBl now was a part of each of us, and in June 1955, we become alumni, each going separate ways, knowing we will meet in His presence where are fulness of joy and pleasures forevermore. Lou Bradley, Presidentg Joyce Longenecker, Vice-Presidentg Bernita Gross, Secretaryg Raymond Brubaker, Treasurer. H IDA LOU AMMERMAN Why should He love me so? He pro' vides joy, fellowship, disappointment . . . all that I need. Why? . . . He loves me! His is a love reaching into the future, promising, There is nothing too hard for Me , . . a love which never fails. Yes, He loves meg that is why I love Him. E. DAVID BALL I praise the Lord for leading me to this school. Here I have begun to learn the meaning of He must increase, but I must decrease. ANNE AVIS What precious days these have been under His training at PhilaBI! I think of His hands pierced and bleed' ing to pay the debt. Such mercy, such love and devotion can I forget? Perhaps the lesson learned most deeply: 'Ye are not your own. For ye are bought with a price. RICHARD C. BARTH That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection, and the fel' lowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. I praise God for the opportunities that have been afforded me at PhilaBI to know Him better. It has been a great joy to me to see Him revealed more and more both through classfroom experiences and experiences in service for Him. Nineteen KENNETH BAIRD The greatest blessing I received dur' ing my three years at PhilaBI was the opportunity of using what I had learned in school while doing the Lord's work at a camp in North Carolina. just to see young teen-agers accept Christ as Saviour and Christian teenfagers dedi- cate their lives to Him was a joy I shall never forget. ANN BENTLEY I thank the Lord that among the many things I have learned at PhilaBI has been the joy one can receive in a dayfbyfday walk with jesus. As I leave these three years behind me may I continue to have Colossians 1:10 before me dThat ye might walk worthy of the Lor . . . RUSSELL BISHOP The Word of God, as it reveals Christ to us, transforms our life. My years at PhilaBI have created a desire to really know His Word and to have constant communion with Him. I pray that I may walk step by step in the pathway of His will for my life. GLENDA BRIDGENS He was better to me than all my hopes, He was better than all my fears: He made a bridge of my broken works. And a 'rainbow of my tears, The billows that guarded my seafgiri path But carried my Lord on their crestg When I dwell on the days of my wilderness march I can learn on His love for the rest. BEVERLY BLANEY Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord. My three years at PhilaBI have been precious because of the ministry God gave me in song. Souls were brought to Him, Christians were strengthened, and my heart was refreshed because it caused me to CONSIDER HIM. ROY F. BRILL, JR. My desire is that the Lord will someday send me forth into his vast harvest field4'l'o open their eyes, and to turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins. Twenty LOU BRADLEY One thing that has impressed me while I have been in Philadelphia is the fact that there are many thousands who are walking the streets without Christ and without hope. The words of the Lord Jesus have come to my mind again and again, Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel. SHIRLEY BRINK Not mine, but HIS must be the choice, For every passing dayg And in His hands I gladly leave The keeping of my way. Not mine, for I should make mistakes And things would all go wrong, But HIS, and through the darkest night My Saviour gives a song! ROBERT C. BROCK I praise God for saving me from the penalty of sin, keeping me from the power of sin, and promising to deliver me from the presence of sin. My three years at PhilaBI have helped me to greatly rejoice in these truths. DOLORES JEAN BRUBAKER He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. It has been encouraging in these three years at PhilaBI to know that I have been upheld by the One who can never be found oflfduty. My confidence for the future is rooted in Him. ALBERT BROWER One of the greatest blessings I have received during school was seeing boys and girls in my Bible Club come to the Lord and then grow in Him. I shall never forget one little fellow who was really a wild one, whose life I could see change after he had given his heart to the Lord Jesus. I like to work with young people and I shall always remember my Tuesday night Bible Club. l JOHN RAYMOND BRUBAKER Coming from rural life to this great metropolitan area brought many fears upon me. Then, I remembered His Word, God hath not given us thegspirit of fear, but . . . of love and of a sound mind. The powers of darkness fear When this sweet chant they hear, May Jesus Christ be praised. Twentyfone l N AOMI BROWN LEE 'Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen. What a privilege to be chosen as a servant of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords! My desire is to do His will, that in all things He might have the preeminence. JOSEPH BUCK I can praise my God over and over again for His kindness and great love in saving me. For, by simple trust in the Hnished work of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ at the Cross, I have become a Son in the family of God. There is no other blessing that could compare to this. BONNIE BUELL The greatest blessings which I have received here at PhilaBI have been in my Bible classes. There is nothing to he compared with studying God's Word. We would do well to remember what the Psalmist has said, 'Thy Word have I hid in my heart, that I might not sin against Thee. WILLIAM, CON OV ER One of the greatest blessings of school life was my leading a soul to the Lord for the first time, This was Il child in a Bible Club. The experience taught me that the Gospel must be simple for all who hear. I will ever be indebted to the Lord for this lesson. BETTY JUNE CHANDLER I'm so thankful for the blessings I've had and the lessons I've learned here at PhilaBI. God has done so much for me. Now my constant prayer is that I shall ever be willing to yield all to Him. What shall I give Thee, Master? Thou hast giifn all for meg Not just a part nor half of my heart, I will give all to Thee. JOHN CRAWFORD He only is my rock and my salvation, The most cherished moments of all my Bible institute days are those spent alone with Him. What a joy it is to hnd that in Him is the fulness of lifel cIALL'l'71IYX I1.UO PAUL R. COCHRAN I do praise the Lord for saving me in the days of my youth. My ultimate purpose in life shall be to place HIM first, How glad I am that I came to PhilaBI to be hetter equipped to do the Fathers will! MILDRED' CROASDALE These years at PhilaBI have been the highlight of my school days in Philadelphia. Here the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in each student makes hrotherly love a reality, not merely something to strive for. Certainly the Lord has used this Christian fellowship to bring me closer to Himself. STEPHEN DEPUE The various types of Christian serv' ice and the numerous problems and responsibilities that were mine as a stu- dent at PhilaBI have only deepened my friendship with and confidence in the Lord. My desire is that I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. JIM ERSKIN 'Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowlf edge Him and He shall direct thy paths. Praise and honor belong to my Lord for His faithfulness unto me. My prayer is that I may know Him more intimately, love Him more deeply, and trust Him more completely with the result that He may accomplish His perfect will in my life. C. LEON DILLINGER By His grace, these years at PhilaBI have caused me to stand still and hear the Word of the Lord, so that in every endeavour He might have the pref eminence. Through this, He has taught me that every task must be motivated by His divine power and every triumph attributed to Him as a gem of praise. FRANK W. FARIES Did we in our own strength conyide, Our striving would be losing, Were not the right man on our side, The Man of God's own choosing. Dost ask who that might be? Christ jesus it is Heg Lord Sahaoth is His name. From age to age the same, And He must win the battle. 'Twentyfthree BARBARA DUTTON I have enjoyed singing, for God's glory, with the Phi1aBI Chorale while at school. However, the biggest thrill that I experienced was seeing teenage girls, in an institute of correction, come to know Christ as Saviour. My testi' mony is: Praise the Saviour, ye who know Him! Who can tell how much we owe Him? Gladly let us render to Him All we are and have. DIANE RUTH FICKENSCHER One of the greatest blessings that I have received at PhilaBI has been the teaching of a Bible Club. It was in this club that the Lord gave me a real love for children's souls. I remember vividly a tough gang leader who, having ref ceived Christ as her Saviour, carried constantly with her a tattered and torn family Bible. What a joy to see the Bible become precious to her and others! ROGER N. FREY What things were gain to me, those I counted loss for Christ. 'Yea doubtless, and I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ jesus my Lord .... Therefore have I set my face like a flint, and I know that 1 shall not be ashamed. BERNITA GROSS A Thanksgiving Vesper Service in the Chapel dim with the soft light of candles is outstanding to me. After a time of quiet organ music, students, without introduction, presented vocal and instrumental praise to God. Finally, Mr. Pentecost spoke, suggesting that each of us offer to Him the sacrifice of thanks, The evening captured the true message of Thanksgiving-that of givf ing reverent adoration to the One to whom we owe our all. . 5 W SHIRLEY FRY What is the worth of this life of mine Except it be hid in Him? Where is my hope, my joy, my peace Except it be given by Him? What shall I lay at my Master's feet Except it be wrought by Him? Why must I go to a dying world? Because I've been sent by Him! For me to live is Christ. BARBARA SUE GUTTRIDGE Be still and know that I am God. Some of my most precious moments in the rush of school and city life were those spent waiting before the Lord and claiming His precious promisesfmy strength for today, my hope for to' morrow and my joy for eternity. Behold, thou art my God! 'Idwentyffour GIL GREGORY Praise God from Whom all blessings flow! I continually praise God for His many blessings to me during my days at PhilaBI. God has blessed in many ways: in class, in chapel, on meetings, and just as we talked person to person. Truly, the Lord can bless in everything we do for Him. ROY S. HABECKER These three years at PhilaBI have been wonderful ones in which I learned more about the Lord Jesus Christ and how to better give forth the Word of God that others might come to a saving knowledge of Christ. I have also learned that I can do nothing of myself, but that I can do all things through Christ, who gives me the strength. CARL HARRISON Friends are snatched up and borne away by the rushing tide of time and circumstances. Possessions are torn from the grasp of those most deserving of them. Yet Christ stands as the allfsufllcient, timefenduring Rockga shelter from the crashing surf and screaming wind of trouble, pain, heartache, and temptation. JO ANN HELWIG Many, O Lord my God, are thy wonf derful works. How I praise my Saviour for the perfect work of salvation that He has wrought in me and for the privilege that has been mine of passing the gospel on to others, especially in Bible Club. Truly I can say, What would I do without jesus my Friend? WILLIAM LEE HAUSE Suffer the little children to come unto me were the words spoken by Christ. My greatest blessing in serving Him has been in the sowing of the seed and the harvesting of fruit in the lives of boys and girls. CLARA LOU HILDEBRAND Even so it is not the will of your Father which is in heaven, that one of these little ones should perish is a verse that He constantly places before me as I have opportunity of teaching children the wonderful message of Salvation. My heart can only sing praises to Him as I have the privilege of leading these little ones to Him. Twentyffive PEG HEACOCK Shew my Thy ways, O Lordg teach me Thy paths. 'That I may lay hold on that for which also I was laid hold on by Christ jesus. For the love of Christ constrains me that I should live unto Him who died for me and rose again. Oh! what a salvation this, that Christ liveth in mc. NO'RMA M. JENKINS It pays to serve jesus. It pays every day and in every way. The joy and blessing received from teaching children of God's love and seeing them saved, from singing His praises in 'Chorale and on assignments, as well as from per' sonally witnessing of His grace and saving power have paid eternal dividends. BILL J ENNINGS That I might know Him. Oh to grace how great a debtor Daily I'm constrained to bel Let Thy grace now like a fetter, Draw my wandering heart to Thee: Prone to wander, Lord I feel it. Prone to leave the God I loveg Here's my heart, O take and seal it, Seal it for Thy courts above. JEAN A. KILBOURN During the three years of training at PhilaBI, I found that my team assign' ments have been of outstanding inspira- tion and blessing to me. They made me aware of my responsibility as I repre' sented the Lord and the Institute. I have chosen Isaiah 50:7 as my year's Verse. CONNIE. JOHNSON The Lord has done great things for meg whereof I am glad. How I praise the Lord for His marvelous salvation! His guidance and faithfulness have been abundant above all I could ask or think through these three Wonderful years and will continue to be so in the years ahead. JOHN LANDIS KRAFT Jesus, Thou Joy of loving hearts, Thou Fount of life, Thou Light of men, From the best bl.ss that earth imparts We turn unfilled to Thee again. Thy truth unchanged hath ever stoodg Thou savest those that on Thee callg To them that seek Thee Thou art good. To them that find Thee All in All. Twentyfsix MARY BELLE JONES I thank God that the Lord Jesus Christ and His work of atonement have been made precious to my heart this year. Truly it can be said, Thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. JOYCE LONGENECKER My years at PhilaBI have been pleas' ant ones. The many opportunities, ex' periences and lessons from the Lord will mean much for future years in His service. Were the whole realm of nature mine, That were a present far too smallg Love so amazing. so divine. Demands my soul, my life, my all. EVANGELINE McNIGHT I thank the Lord Jesus Christ above all for saving me. I am also most grate' ful for the privilege of studying here at Philadelphia Bible Institute. The Bible and doctrine courses were a great blessing to me. The fellowship in the dorm and the class gatherings was also invaluable. RICHARD G. MARTIN I shall always be thankful for the Spiritual Life Conference of this year, in which so many hearts were blessed by the truth of God's Word. My own heart was touched by the Spirit of God, showing me that Jesus Christ must be the only indispensable person in my 1 e. ELINOR E. McWHORTER Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God. It has been a great joy for me to witness to the children in Bible Club and Sunday School of the love of the Lord Jesus for them and to see many give their lives to Him. RICHARD A. METZGER I thank God for Philadelphia Bible Institute not only for bringing me true happiness in my own private life but also for spiritual enrichment. My prayer through Bible school and all my life is Not that I am sufficient in myself to reach any conclusion in my ggwg wisdomg but my sufficiency is from o . Twentyfseven DAN R. MAGUIRE I believe the greatest joy that I have had in my school training was the privf ilege of witnessing for my Lord and Saviour jesus Christ to bring souls to meet my Saviour as their own. HILDA B. MILES My praise to Him who has led me thus far is expressed in these words: My jesus, I love Thee. I know Thou art mine, My Rock and my Fortress, My surety divine, My gracious Redeemer, My Saviour art Thou: If ever I loved Thee, Lord jesus, 'tis now! NATHANIEL MILLER I praise and thank God for the three years that I have spent at the Phila' delphia Bible Institute, especially for the many experiences I have had with Him. I can say with Paul, I know whom I have believed, and am per' suaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day. ELLEN S. MOON I am strong for all things in the One who constantly infuses strength in me. Yes, Cod has constantly been my strength for the problems, for the studies, and for the joys of service. Truly it may be said of these past three years, The Lord stood with me, and strengthened me. R. WAYNE MILLER Paul said, And they glorified God in me. Throughout my life it had been my avowed ambition to bring others' attention to bear on myself. But now, I realize that I am nothing and Christ is all. How can I do less than give Hllgfl my best, after all He's done for me. KATHERINE MORRIS My greatest desire is to be a channel used of Cod to proclaim the salvation and precious riches found in Iesus Christ. Lord, I would give them the Bread of Life, The Living Water too: My heart cries out, Oh, here am I, Ready THT WILL to do! Twentyfeiglit JACK MILLHEIM' God is faithful . . . These wonderful words I have found to be very true in my Christian life. God has been faithful to me when many times I was unfaithful to Him. He was faithful in the past in saving me. He is faithful in the present in keeping me. He will be faithful in the future in leading me. JOHN MOSEMANN One of the most interesting phases of Christian service in which I have participated here is the Sermon Tele' phone Ministry. This work gives the opportunity for speaking to many different types of people about Christ. I thank the Lord for this opportunity of telling others about Him. KENNETH M. MOYER To the praise of the glory of His grace-thanksgiving, praise, devotion and adoration are just a few of the words which describe my heart's feel' ings toward my Lord, who, during my years at PhilaBI, has brought me to the place of submissiveness to His Will so He can use me to the praise of His glory. DOLORES PARILLO My greatest blessing at PhilaBI was the realization of the fact that Christ liveth in me! Christ, The King of kings, the possessor of all the fulness of the Godhead, all the treasures of wisdom, all the power in heaven and earth, the One able to do exceedingly above all we ask or think, is able to keep ME from falling. This Christ liveth in me! What a promise! Praise His won- derful Name! HELENA NELSON At PhilaBI it has been my joy to learn about the One who loved me and gave Himself for me. In the book of Philippians I have learned that Christ is my Life, my Pattern, my Goal, and my Strength. It is my desire to know Him and serve Him better. VIRGINIA PATRICK I praise the Lord for the opportuni- ties at PhilaBI of serving Him in differ' ent capacities. The street meetings, where I have met people from many phases of life, have been the richest blessing to me, My aim since coming to PhilaBI has been: Be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord. Twentyfnirie AUDREY PALMER Nothing has been more precious to me during my years at PhilaBI than to realize I'm righteousfnot with my own righteousness but with the righteous' ness of Jesus Christ. The study of the book of Romans in class clearly showed me this truth. I need not anymore serve sin, but have been delivered from its power. VINCE PORTE Jesus Christ has become a living reality to me as I became acquainted with Him personally at PhilaBI. In John 15: 16 He says 'Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and or' dained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you. J AY M. REED These three years have been a time of varied opportunities and blessings. While here at PhilaBI, I have had the privilege of singing forth His praises in the Chorale. Oh, the joy and blessing that have been mine of singing out the good news that jesus saves. But what a joy it will be to gather around His throne and sing The Hallelujah Chorus to the Lamb of God! E. CAROLINE RODGERS . . . not I , but Christ liveth in me . . . The week of the Spiritual Life Conf ference this year was also a week of unusual circumstantial dii'l'lculties for me. I thank my Lord for the circumf stances of that week which He used to burn into my very being my utter dependence upon Him as the only indispensable One in my life. GARRISON E. RICE Prominent in my three years at PhilaBI, and secondary only to the en' riched endearment of my Saviour, have been the many evidences of Christian thoughtfulness shown by fellowfmemf bers of the Institute family. Inspiration and warmth of heart have caused me to realize the demand for sacrificial love in His service. ISABELLE D. ROGATO He emptied my hands of my treasured store, And His covenant love revealed, There was not a wound in my aching heart, But the balm of His breath had healed. Oh, tender and true was the chastening sore In wisdom, that taught and tried, Till the soul that He sought was trust' ing in Him, And nothing on earth beside. Thirty JOAN RICKERT 'Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit. Tell all the world there is sight for its blindness, Balm for its healing, a song for its dumb, Blood for its cleansing and life for its dyingg Tell them of jesus and bid them to come. VIOLET ROTZELL Three years of classes, fellowship, and activities at PhilaBI. But the great' est challenge of all-God has revealed to me the dying millions without Christ. What a joy to spend our lives for His glory and to lead others to a saving knowledge of Him. Truly He has done great things for us whereof we are glad. EMERSON E. RUTHERFO-RD Through the experiences of the years at the Institute. the Lord has become more and more real to me. The realizaf tion of my complete dependence upon Him and my rejoicing in Him have increased many times. ROBERT CLARE SEYFRIED Fellowship as well as working to' gether with others is profitable. This ministry and fellowship with the brethren have channeled my desire to know the Bridegroom Himself. Yes, with Paul my desire is: That I may know Him. Can anything be better? LOUISE SCHAUDT Thro' the dark valley and over the height I follow my Lord by faith, not by sight: His smile of approval, His strength for the fight Are mine, as I walk in His wonderful Light. The vict'ry is mine! All thanks unto Him! How can I question tho' the teardrops be dim? His holiness awes me. This pathway with Him Disciplines me-to make me like Him! WILLIAM K. SHADE My most blessed experience has been the recognition of ,lesus Christ as a person and His Word as a revelation of Himself. How true the words, the most important thing in life is your own personal relationship to jesus Christ. My desire for the future is that I may know Him better. Thirtyfone MARY LEE SCHMAL I discovered Z1 verse, while evaluf ating material for a Missions' term paper, whose meaning has recently terminated in great spiritual blessing: Bear not a single care thyself, One is too much for theeg The work is Mine and Mine alone, 'Thy work is-Rest in Me. MARION SHERMAN Now unto Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us. My years at PhilaBI have truly been above all that I can ask or think. Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift! Before me is a future all unknown, A path untriedg Beside me a friend well loved and known. That friend is God. RUBY SIZEMORE Turn thee eastward, and hide thy' self by the brook Cherith . . . and thou shalt drink . . . and I have com' manded the ravens to feed thee there. During the past three years I have had the joy of drinking at the brook of His Word and have found what a privilege it is to be a channel through which His message can flow to others. LOIS SNYDER Is there anything too hard for the Lord? My heavenly Father provided Jesus Christ for my sing how shall He not with Him also freely give us all things? These years are a promise of His continued faithfulnes. How good it has been to dwell here with the King for His service! LARRY SMITH I was once a sinner, but by the grace of God I am what I am today. I praise Him for His faithfulness to me. He hath done great things for me whereof I am glad. He hath blessed with all spiritual blessings. Praise be to God! KEN STAGG The bows of the mighty men are broken, and they that stumbled are girded with strength. The I.ord's strength at all times is sufficient. Because I have found it so in my years here at PhilaBI, I look forward to serving Him wherever He may lead. 'fhirtyftwo ARTHUR SMOKER Under the providence of God, I will never cease to praise Him for the privf ilege and time of blessing I have re- ceived at PhilaBI. Through the avenues of Bible Study and Christian Service, I have learned that the Lord Jesus Christ is more precious and indispen- sable to me. My only desire is to serve Him wherever He might lead. HENRY THEYS These three years at PhilaBI have been a mountainftop experience. The desire of my heart, as I look to future service for the King, is that I may know Him better. That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fel- lowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death. JOAN TOMLIN Past-Because Thou hast heen my help, therefore in the shadow of Thy wings will I rejoice. Present-My flesh and my heart faileth: hut God is the strength of my heart. Future+Thou shalt guide me with Thy counsel, and afterward receive me to glory. 1 l JAMES J. TUREK The Lord led me to PhilaBI. I thank Him for the ministry He has allowed me to have here. I think of the blessed times I have had as a Bible Club leader, especially in seeing boys and girls come to know the Lord Jesus as their Saviour. N AOMI TOMPKINS He is not a disappointment. He is all in all to me! ,lust the same today, forever, The unchanging Christ is He. He has won my heart's affection, And He meets my every need, He is not a disappointment For He satishes indeed! ELEANOR A. VERITY I am thankful for the many oppor' tunities I have had working with the boys and girls of Philadelphia. A most precious experience was, during a street meeting, my telling the story of the Wordless book to two little colored girls, and then seeing them come to Christ. Working with Child Evangelism in New York and with New England Fellowship during summer vacations has also meant so much to me. Thi-rtyfthree JEAN N ETTE W. TOMS There has been great delight for me to learn more about my Saviour, the Lord lesus Christ, through the study of God's Word. As I graduate I am trusting Him to lead me on into His perfect will for my life for He has said, Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou lqnowest not. PEGGY WALKER Three blessed years at PhilaBI have quickly passed. He has proven Himself to he All Sufficient in every instance. How wonderful to know the future, too. lies in His hands! The past is under the lolood, The present He is tending. The future I can leave with Him- His love is never ending! CHARLES M. WALTON Paul said, Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith: prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that jesus Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates? Oh, that I might live this verse and proclaim my faith in Christ to others! ELMA M. ZEBLEY Many wonderful things have hapf pened here at PhilaBI, but a ve-ry special blessing has come to my heart each time our President has asked us in Chapel to bow our heads and silently adore our wonderful Lord. Truly God blessed those moments to my heart. I praise Him for each one. As the Father hath loved Me, so have I loved you: continue ye in My love. Thirtyffour vi- K. -St. john 15:9 ,, M- HE summer of 1974 witnessed the liomefgoing of one of our eliissmzites, Don Beerley. Each one of us was reminded zmew that whether lwy life or hy dealtli, we :ire to glorify God. We will long remember Doifs cheerful smile, positive testimony aiml zealous Lleterminzition to serve Him. Our hearts rejoice knowing that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the Called according to His purpose and in tliait we are willing rather to he absent from the body, and Present with the Lord. Tho' the angry .surges roll on my tempest driven soul, I am peaceful for I know, wildly though the winds may How, lie an anchor .safe and sure, that can eifermore endure. Tliirtyfjiw jllilih 1 pear EVELYN BREWSTER BARBARA CONDIT IRENE DOUTS HELEN ECKMAN DON FOWLER AUDREY FURMAN GLEN FURMAN WILLIAM GIRTON LILLIAN GROSSMAN BETTE GUTTRIDGE MARY HICKS Thivtyfsix Q Grahuates WX: ,mgmauew ERIC HOSSACK DONN JAMES RAYMOND KEIL ERNEST MOORE .JM 5 CATHERINE RADICE JOHN RAUSER MARY SIMPSON ROLLAND STARR Evening School DON STORMS EDWARD WESTMAN KEITH WHITNEY ANNA YASENICH Evening School 'I'hiftyfse1.'en Zuniur Iasf Joseph Middleton, President, Renald Showers, Treasurer, Mary King, Secretaryg Carolyn Eberly Vice President RIES of welcome could be heard throughlthe halls of PhilaBI that day in September, 1954, as the many returning juniors greeted old friends. Everyone was recounting how the Lord had blessed them in their summer work as well as reminiscing over the past school year. What were some of the memories that came rushing to our minds? Never to be forgotten were the many wonderful classes where we received teaching from the Word of God. Also we remember the privileges that were ours of serving Him on Gospel teams and as Bible Club teachers. The fellowship with other Christians and the many lasting friendships made were also among those things that will remain with us always. As the junior class looks ahead to the future, we see many blessings yet in store for us. In the remaining time at school we expect all the joys of the past year, plus many more. The desire of all our hearts is to know Him better and to know His perfect will for the rest of our lives. il'h:rtyfe!jjhr Gmff Roberta Grummr Ruth Ann Gulyas Lorena james Harris 4 james Haviland Edwin Heilancl Ronald Henwood Paul Hershey 'Ninifred Hoffman Robert Hughes Howard Hutton Albert Hyle Mildred james Alice: Kauffman joy Kendal Gladys Kerrigan Mary King, Eunice Knapp XVayne Knoebel Pauline Kretsehmar V Anna Landers XV alter Lee jean McCanester Donald McKnight john Mclvieans Joe Middleton Gam Moles David Moore, jr. 1 Peggy Moore Albert Nyce Willis Osborn Doris Parker Alan Patterson Marion Pavne Faith Anne Pedrick Fo rty PAH Betty Reed Donald Rlillihdffl Thonm, Rmhardi XX 11213111 Fkprence Rohrer Willis Royce Fay Royal' George Rycm joscphine Shaver Gmac Shcimirc Showers Philip bkerrye David Smith Leonard bmuh Rmm bnydgr hstim. gmmhmck Alexander Taborn Addison Tanner Szmiuel Thompson john Tumpkins DMQ TWO pmmfs Tracy David Unger Dorothy Unger Marjorie Vim Crm Helen Vw Iittesi Pauline Vam Euan Richard miata 'L10Yd Wengef GHC? Whiting Bonnie Ywilliams Helen York Ruth Zachzir Dmmhy Zkvbik Forty' 1 me N Jfresbman lass Fay Brill, Secretaryg Donald Wilson, Treasurerg Doris Mc- Clelland, Vice-Presidentg George McNeely, President. I HERE it stood . . . PhilaBll The plaee where we were to live and study for three years. We were met lay a strange huilding and the strange faces of many people whom we had never seen before. But upon all these faces there was a smile that helped us feel right at home as we hrought in our suitcases and trunks. After our parents left and we went to our room to start to unpack, we were again struck hy our feeling of loneliness and lostness, VJC hreathecl a prayer and were over' joyed when the answer came almost immediately in a friendly l'li! of our new roommate or neighlaor as he stumbled over and around trunks and hoxes to shake our hand and to help us, The next few days were filled with orientation, addresses and hymn sings. Uh, what singing! 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N .. , , X, , , Y , may ig, . am? an 5 Q Am YW W--1. ..,. , .... , , , , ' wWW.....,,,, Mmwm ' iWi.:ffg5 - M I ,X W X K. Q'.tv . 4 . up W ,T,,,,WNmMM'wWu.-.W-NMWMM ,fi ...M ..m,.. N.. QE h 2 n i n E 9 n TJ IJ IJ I IEE PUBLIC LI W V :gan Square beninr lass Standing: E. Robert Jordan, V. Pres.g Albert Cameron, Treas. Sitting: Joyce Wentz, Sect'y.g Charles Wagner, Pres. -r I HINKING retrospectively of the past months spent in study at the Phila' delphia Bihle Institute, we adopt the following words from the prophet Jeremiah as our own: Thy words were found, and l' did eat therng and Thy word was unto me the joy and rejoicing of mine heart. It has been a joy to meditate upon the deep spiritual truths in God's Weird, to delve into the unfathomable depths of the love of God for us as was revealed at Calvary, and to glance into the glorious future prepared for the saints of God when fesus shall reign where'er the sun Does his successive journeys rung His kingdom stretch from shore to shore, Till moons shall wax and wane no more. As we leave these halls, we are mindful of the Lord's commission to us to tell the good news in the pulpit, on the mission field. in Sunday School, in the highways and hyways of life, and among our closest acquaintances. ' Fifty I tt tt THOMAS ADAMS I praise the Lord that He saved me and that He has become more precious to me. He has become precious too because of what He has done fHebrews 9:26j, because of what He is doing fHebrews 91241, because of what He is going to do QHebrews 9:1281 VERONICA BASIC The Lord called me from sin's dark' ness and caused me to walk in the light of His salvation. How can I help but trust and follow as He graciously leads! O taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man that trusteth in Him. DONALD L. BIRX For since the beginning of the world men have not heard, nor perceived by the ear, neither hath the eye seen, O God, beside Thee, what He hath pref pared for him that waiteth for Him. One who waits upon the Lord finds that He is never late. Waiting is often l IRENE B. BLEAKLY Be strong and of good courage, be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. This is a a wonderful promise for the uncertain days in which we are living and a constant reminder of the faithfulness of our Heavenly Father. Fiftyfone grievous, but some of God's richest promises are reserved for those who tarry upon Him, I have waited and seen His promise fulhlled. AL CAMERON Saved out of a system of lighting candles and Maryology through the conviction of I Samuel 1617, I hrst saw myself as the Lord saw me--a lost sinner living to satisfy the World. I gave my heart to Jesus Christ on Iune 16, 1971, at the Mayfair Prima' tive Methodist Church. My desire is to serve in pointing the lost to .Iesus Christ as the only Way, the Truth and life. MARGARET COCHRAN 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, And be not con' formed to this world: but be ye trans' formed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable, and perfect will of God. BE'I'I'Y DURRWACHTER Why should my Saviour to Calvary go? Why should He love me so? How thankful I am that while still young, I realized Christ loved me and I accepted Him as my Saviour! Since that time He has given me real joy and peace. Life truly begins when Jesus comes in. JOHN COLLINS Take My yoke upon you, and learn of meg for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. As I sit at His feet and learn of Him, I have found a rest unto my soul, a work for my hands and a walk for my feet. THEODORE A. DZEDZY If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. On August 26, 1948, I was born again through the reading of the Bible. Instead of following the ways of the Roman Catholic Church, I started to follow Jesus Christ, my Saviour, and soon realized that my sins had been forgiven. Fiftyftwo GERALDINE DILLON Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courageg be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whither' soever thou goest. Teach me Thy way, O Lord, and lead me in a plain path. PATRICIA Y. GLASS For this cause I bow my knees unto the Father of our Lord jesus Christ: that I may be strengthened with might by His Spirit in the inner mang that I might be filled with all the fulness of God, that I may know what is the hope of His calling in me. GEORGE E. GRAF I thank and praise the Lord for saving me, and for leading me to PhilaBI. The truths received in school have become precious to me. Now I see a greater responsibility upon myself, not just to know these truths, but to pass them on to others for when I use them, I know I shall not lose them. ANNA M. JOHNSON Well of water, ever springing- Bread of life, so rich and freeu Untold wealth that never faileth My Redeemer is to me. This is what the Lord Jesus has come to mean to me through four wonderful years at Philadelphia Bible Institute. My prayer is that others may come to know Him through me. - - 1 I - CLARENCE GUY As the closing days of my study of Gods Word here at the Institute ap' proach and I look back with thanks' giving on the way God has removed obstacles that would have hindered my continuing school, I thank and praise Him, not only for His saving and keep- ing grace, but also for His faithfulness. Great is 'Thy faithfulness. E. ROBERT JORDAN I praise God that He has not only saved me from sin but also chosen me to serve Him. This is the reason that I praise God for PhilaBl and for the Bible training that I have received here, without which I would not be prepared to serve Him. Fiftyfthree ROSE PRICE' HAERING But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strengthg they shall mount up with wings as eaglesg they shall run, and not be wearyg and they shall walk, and not faint. My sole aim is to be in the center of God's will, that I may fulfill His plan for my life. ERNEST E. KASKELA, JR. Only fear the Lord, and serve Him in truth with all your heart: for conf sider how great things He hath done for you. Having tasted of the Lord and seen that He is good, I have purposed in my heart to live a holy life, and wholly, for Him. JENNIFER A. MENDI'1'1'O And the Lord, He it is that doth go before theeg He will be with thee, He will not fail thee. Neither forsake thee: Fear not, neither he dismayed. SAMUEL R. ROBINSON Therefore, my beloved brethren, he ye stedfast, unrrioualole, always ahoundf ing in the work of the Lord, forasrnucli as ye know that your lahor is not in 'vain in the Lord. ANNA OESTREICH Teach me Thy way, O Lord, and lead me in a plain path. Thou wilt shew me the path of Life: in Thy presence is fulness of joy: at Thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. KATHIE M. ROSS Therefore if any man he in Christ, he is a new creature . . . This trans' formation was made manifest in my actual life. Since then the greatest joy I've found is making Christ's power known. What love! What grace! God stooped to lift me from my low estate. Unworthy? Much! But I desire His desiregto be My Utmost for His Highest. Fiftyffour LOIS B. REEDER May this always be before me as a lifeflong challenge: Whether therefore ye eat or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. BARBARA SMITH These years of study have been precious in bringing me to realize what a wonderful God I have. My prayer is that I may know Him in all His fulness. He rnust increase, hut I must decrease. ELIZABETH STOUT Since accepting Christ, I can testify: 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 dismayed. My life is His and I will go in the strength of the Lord God. ILLMA TARPY Thanks be unto God for His un- speakable Gift. How thankful I am for God's gift of Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ! His abiding love and faithfulness are constantly with me. May my life be used to serve Him and to bring glory to His Name. CHARLES H. WAGNER I am convinced, from studying God's Word and through my own experif ences, that true happiness can be real' ized, not through primary emphasis on the accumulation of material posses' sions, nor in seeking after comfort and security, but rather from a walk of fellowship with the Lord jesus who loved me and gave Himself for me. PATRICIA ANN WHITNEY The Lord is my strength and my shield, my heart trusted in Him, and I am helped: therefore my heart greatly rejoicethg and with my song will I praise Him. Cod has blessed in a marvelous way during these four yearsg I know His strength and His song will go with me today, tomorrow and always. Fiftyqive ROSE M. TRAUTZ Be ye stedfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, for' asmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. HELENA C. ZIPF I praise and thank God for direct' ing my path to the Philadelphia Bible Instiute. It was here that I learned of the wonderful things of the Lord, and Bible truths were made real to me: that my heritage in Christ is eternal life and that I shall never lose it. What a gracious blessing to know that the Lord Jesus has assured us that our salvation is secure in Him and that He is constantly leading us! Euniur lass Sitting: Lois Kunkel, V. Pres., June Leucht, Sect'y. Standing: Paul F. Sinclair, Treas.g Bruce Mathewson, Pres. Beloved, let us love one another: First row: Margaret Briddell, jeane Connors, Dorothy Ruth Buck, Leonard Briddell, Jesse Carden, Joseph Andrews, Jeanette Brooks, Lorraine Carango, Agnes Biermann, Melvin Bunch, Vera Borden, Rod Burnett. Davis, Betty Boles. Second row: Thomas Childs, First row: jean Freeland, Lorraine Fleming, Frances Dale Fleming, Ann Hofner, Willa Mae Gibson. Gibson, June Leucht, Jean Francis, Leona Frank, Third row: Richard Landes, David McKeag, Henry Geraldine McNeil. Second row: Lois Kunkel, Nancy W. McDowell, Earl Landis, Richard Jones. Jones, john Ingham, Frank Lamania, John Clayton, for love is of God: First row: Ethel Wildermuth, Betty Tanner, Charlyne Whitehead, Paul F. Sinclair, jr., Evelyn Peterson, Vallen, Margaret Maienskein, Janice Saul, Sadie Elaine Peterson, Burton Niemeyer. Third row: Samuel Panichello, janet Plowman. Second row: Julie Moore, Schaumberg, Raymond Stark, Fred Kearney, Clyde Bruce Mathewson, Anna B. Mathewson, joan Anne Roberts, Alexander Mattern. I L 2 , m ' Sophomore loss Sitting: Edith Frost, Sect'y.g Brenda Oldham, Treas. Standing: Lee Gardner, V. Pres., Richard Gordon, Pres. and every one that loveth is born of God, First row: Jean Detsch, Julia Condiff, Nancy Claire Margaret Cole, Nathaniel Elmore, Ray Clarke, George ' ' F' h M ' Brown, Madelon Fritch. Burchill, Betty Dieterle, Jo Ann Cranmer, Barbara Betz, Robert ritc , arcia Burnett, Idabel Carson. Second row: Edith Frost, First row: Ruth Neiswender, Ruth Morris, Rose Marie Ralph McKeeman, Richard Gordon, Lee Gardner, Meyer, Barbara E. Gorton, Velma Huddle, Charlotte Benjamin H. Graves, Otis Herring, Richard Humbert, Lewis, Betty Kleiser. Second row: Evelyn Knorr, S. L. Millberry, Willard MacLean, Lois Hurd. and knoweth God. First row: Mildred Watson, Joy Schmidt, Brenda son, Kenneth Shainline, Edward Recap, Harry Wister, Oldham, Marian E. Soulds, Nancyjane Read, Eleanor Shirley Yeager, Nancy Peters, Erma Pennypacker. Webber, Magda Rushton. Second row: LOUIS Tomlin- ,, , . ' .-, t 'I 1N,,1,,1:,g3,ig e?iE freshman lass William Brook, V. Pres., Dorothy Priggemeier, Sect'y.g Alberta Stone, Treats., Neal McFadden, Pres. He that loveth not knoweth not God,' for God is love. First row: Martha Clark, Jean Cook, Beverly Brewer, Dugan, Clarence C. Crider, Betty Ballentine, Gloria Gloria Miller, Patricia Chestnut, Mary Carlsen, Bush. Third row: Edward Bryan, Frank Davis, E. Carolyn Dolan. Second row: Theresa Byers, Dolores William Brook, Richard G. Cook, George Abbott. Dillard, Paul Beck, Robert Balukjin, Norman G. Firsl row: Patricia Gage, Nancy Hadxk Doris Har Farra, George Forker, jonathan Honore Mantel rington, Betty Hancock, Edith Farker Gene Fisher Harton Andrew Jackson Thomas Hages Ralph Gilda Grey. Second row: Doris Hancock Curtis Harris Nancy H1gglIlS Janet Harding Beloved, lf God so loved us, First row: Olga Kemenash, Anne Karpel, Fay Mars- den, Marian McGowan, Ruthanne Lozowski, Jane Kandle, Margaret McIntyre. Second row: joan McCleland, Rockworth McNeil, Edwin junikka, james First row: Dorothy Rambo, Edna Raynor Ruth Faith Oostdyk Elwood Phlllpsen Robert Meyhoefer, Reinhardt, Dolores Ann Moser, Fern Mitchell john Schupp Willis Rayburn Rueben Riley Glenn Bernice Moore, Dorothea Priggemeler Second row Nelson Mertlse Phlllpsen Lois Pennypacker we ought also to love one another First row: Arlene Sloan, Joann Suydam, Alberta Stone, Kathryn Singer, Betty Tourtual, Carlene Sheppard, Paula Thomas. Second row: Daniel Woehr, Mildred Underwood, Marjorie Stewart, Anne First row: Marion Armstrong, Rosalind Barrett, Marian Draudt, Grace Dahlstrom, Audrey Palin, Grace Felton, JoAnn Tripp. Second row: Charles McCoy, Leslie Duran, John Harris, Charles Hennigh, Eugene Hagmaier, Manfred Sauer, Paul Herring, Gary Sheppard. 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I 1 F ' ifjgbg, U , SE if-Q 5 Q q , ,, 2 ,.3l'L? 5li e x Xp, xxx 's nj ,Lf ,f YA 4 'S-.1 ,,f ,f fw, K . ffq.--W... ,f'7w vk fu I I V GLORIA DEI CHURCH KOLD SWEDES7 929 South Water Street Spiritual life Cliunierennz In Him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily and He is in me. What is my relationship to the Lord Jesus Christ? was the central theme of every message of the Spiritual Life Conference. Through this week of complete concentration upon Him, He has become the only indispensable One to me. NAOMI TOMPKINS I thank God for the Spiritual Life Conferenceg for from it I experienced the difference between a spiritual assent to truth and a new, living com' munion with my Saviour, God gripped my heart with the indispensability of Himself. He brought Addison Raws, guest speaker for the Spiritual Life Conference. me to the place where I was really ready to find ail my desires in Him. How glad I was to discover that heartaches are but growing pains that lead me nearer to Him. DoN WILSON I have received rich blessings from the Spiritual Life Conference this year. Much guidance has been given to me toward the fulfillment of my desire: I would be like fesus. JAMES J. TUREK Is Jesus Christ precious to you? I thank the Lord that I could answer, Yes, to that question during the Spiritual Life Conference. Mary He know just how precious He is to me as I lay all at my Master's feet. DOLORES HENRY I know lives were changed because of decisions made at the Spiritual Life Conference. My testi' mony is Philippians 1:21, For to me to live is Christ. When we give our all to Jesus Christ He gives His all to usg therefore, we are complete in Him. . RUTH ANN GULYAS Surely, I can say that our speaker, Dr. Raws, was used of God to bring me closer to Him, realizing that it was all done on the cross for me. John 17:11, Holy Father keep, is the assurance we have if we but reckon and yield ourselves to Him. Bora HUGHES Mr. Raws counsels with a student. Seventy be bapel Ziiauur A period of spiritual refreshment from 10:05 to 10:35 each school day morning. Singing praises unto the Lord. Rev. Roy Brill Helen Wolfram Mr. Carroll, organist Dr. John R. Rice Betty Worrell Dr. Jose Dr. William A. Fernandez Mierop foreign issiuns fellowship Sitting: Florence Rohrer, Corresponding Sec- retaryg Lois Weaver, Recording Secretary. Standing: Dave Toro, Vice-Presidentg Gene Grilli, Presidentg Richard Martin, Treasurer. A familiar topie of diseussion among Philalzl students is the important part FMF has played in our lives. Every one of us who gathers eaeh morning in any prayer group is thrilled to hear the answers to our prayers. Through eorrespondenee with the missionaries, we reeeive news from the lields and a ehallenge to eontinue to pray that their needs will he supplied. An event of the sehool year. which we anticipate with great eagerness, is the lvlissionary Conferenee. During this eonferenee we enjoy many times of fellowship with missionaries from all parts of the world. Those of us who have made FMF a regular part of our sehool life have heen hlessedg many also have found the Lord's will for their lives. it Sitting: Arthur Hegeman, Violet Rotzell, Naomi Tompkins, Gana Moles, Jean Kilbourn, Robert Anthony. Standing: John Blakely, jay Reed, Richard Barth, Marion Smith, Joseph Buck, Jacques Alexanian. Serentvftwo IU nz 7 51 15. , 99 - Iliff W F'fR :Sh'l B'k,J Kdl,R yi Szyiden-:JW Louigeey Sf?lt:1udt.oy Sei2n?l 155:13 V U U I ' Moreen Medoff, Gene Grilli, Leah Medoff. Third Row: Raymond Brubaker, Tom San- 'WJ f f dor, Joe Buck. I, - ' q, ,ff azz., 15? 'M ,fig IMI I Q ff . . . ,, . r 0 If 217' Wi M Q PM IW M All L- , V14 Q, if- A v i V f V V IIUJIJB First Row: Eunice Knapp, Freda Hark, Shirley Crane, Mary King. Second Row: Loretta Hanold, Virginia Horle, Louise Brown, Ruth Zachar. Third Row: Jacques Alexanian, Raymond Groff, Sam Thomp- son, Bob Barrett, Pembroke Taylor. ? .5 .-.2- 4 E . ii H fi' 4 ' A W qi, AEQX QA ,I gqlfffiif 1 3' i .n ,. TW? 'vii ,.A- My fimxu i' i, , ,N .li 'fi 'V Mei 1 -:'4 ii 'iv 1 V' a 'Li ,. ,,, , :gi ga A Milli 4 7 ' l i. QP' nw X 'fff Tai' JZEN X' -'1L W2 9- ,,.. 1 W F i h may E Nm' in ww P is if 6 fl ' Q W Y' .VJ Qfrica First Row: Fay Brill, Dorothy Foerst, Joyce Baker. Second Row: Audrey Palmer, Jean- nette Toms, Winifred Hoffman, Glenda Bridgens. Third Row: Peggy Walker, Marion Payne, Ruth Emery, Lois Weaver, Dolores Krueger, Florence Rohrer. Fourth Row: Jack Blakely, Phil Hipps, Addison Tanner, Glen Furman, David Ball. LL . W i g 5272 ll Q x , 1' l , ,f 7 ,- 1 lf 1 js ' :fly 1 ff yflmll 4, If ,ll ln' fy wr 'lp ayl zff ill '-'all W fa i 212 1 N if , D, lf on f 4f2 ,fM,,W g,. D ' 4 ,. .,, -. -- ' y Seuentyfflve , -' .- -- Y Y. i.. ussia 41 ll :HU fl xcffc K! K H211 I jq'XAA 3 :mf I 16 Lum l. Mu 144 'rn I 70 mb' 1 M2 11 1111609421111 lim I lm Q ,.- N + J '.2.1slfh A v 1 ' ,mfg 'N ,,,, x 'X' ggzazzrrg. 4 r alll f 'Jill ' my ll llj 3 45, Q ,- ' 1,2 mx Jl!E'Al'l.' Q , l E -- .f -- . --9 YY lf First Row: Anne Harvey, Janice Ray, Gana Moles, Irene Baxter. Second Row: Walter Nazaruk, Albert Nyce, Bill DeBruhl, Ray Kell. Seventyfsix Qllaska First Row: Betty Reed, Edith Driesbach, Joan Tomlin, Margaret Lewis. Second Row: Roger Bensing, Teddie Burhans, Barbara Blair, Ronald Henwood. Third Row: Larry Smith, Alan Patterson, Don Fowler. WSG' ,ff 1, A 'Ei Q 1 ' x 5 . an gg:- . -.- - , - '- - -- 11e::- ',f 'W - T .. f'7 1 J, ' M X 'i':.fL- E 9 I' f V, 1,-i Qw' Zi. , 'qw 4 X . :PY , k f f . , ir Q - 1 . f H EL :g if WI' kf f'r 5 .'1f'f hV ' k I -,-Q I L I U J nl W- 4?-Zvjjj, 1 r 1 his N . 1 ' x . T X- '----E V .. fl Seventyfeight First Row: Connie Johnson, Fredrica Hauner. Second Row: Norma Jenkins, Pat Hockett. 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I W ,Q .B 4 A 'X ,xiii I K ,ff X ':r'1,V W- ,ikve ,K ik ' f ,-,Gif-.ff -' ef: A - Eighty First Row: Geraldine Tessmer, Marcella Frisbie, Barbara Burchill, Glenna Fetters. Second Row: David Moore, Clara Lou Hildebrand, Dorothy Zlobik, Barbara Con- dit, Joanne Edwards. Third Row: George McNeely, Janet Kidwell, Margaret Wright, Bernice Budd, Mariel DeLattre, Bert Moore. Fourth Row: Robert I-Iughes, Arthur Fuller, Jay Reed, Donald Wilson, Lloyd Wenger. iflnhia Firsl Row: Eleanor Verity, Violet Rotzell, Ruby Sizemore. Second Row: Barbara Gutt- ridge, Elaine Moyer, Suzanne Hedderick. Third Row: Anne Avis, Stewart Snook, Roy Habecker, Evangeline McNight. Zf ' umm' Qnutb Qmerina First Row: Beverly Blaney, Lois Snyder, Helen Eckman. Second Row: Jean Dut- ton, Diane Fickenscher, Ida Lou Ammer- man, Marjorie Funk. Third Row: Ivette Arecco, David Smith, Esther Depue, Jeanne Kocher, Doris Dalton. Fourth Row: Scotty McClintock, Allen Oaks, Virginia Patrick, Carolyn Eberly. Fifth Row: John Mose- mann, Stephen Depue, Donald Krueger, Richard Barth, Renald Showers, David Toro. f . finial 1 ' yi. f fl 'Y j if lL.ln1J-lF!,4ffqs9 i, 1 ,- ,' -r, , ,-ri K 3, naiGTfuLlf 'Wilef,Qtf S PffEfNf.wfgs S ' 'A ' D in Q ,Y i i l' wi' ii Pi ' F-qi 'Y V of jar ast First Row: Naomi Tompkins, Elaine Hewlett. Second Row: Lorraine Martin, Margaret Hatton, Joseph Downs. Third Row: Leon Dillinger, Elma Zebley, Helen Ko. Fourth Row: Bernita Gross, Faith Ann Pedriclc, James Turek. Eightyfthree 'x v...5fg?jf!i',,i Fw 32- mf! ,. , aauumlv' Y, X fag' N mmmIl lx A QM Vllgllllllllf N Q llllllllllllflp Qu., f f I7 X ' 'N 'Ullllllllllllll . -x WWW Vllllllllllllllllm' if , ailg Wu'llll ul Wrflflrmliiflbllh W lk 'lllluuumliex mi' ,g 'WlllMUlv X-17 ,S ..,,,.f?Q r, , . , 4, it i ff ,V ,I . 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'?sE21 2:',: :2f.:if2' X k 2 hp g , M Ygsi f 'f . .5 ,S Q, Q -:.'.:.5 . iw 'im A Q1 x A A ,vii- ,tw mm- . .ew Am if M, ,. .ne -v 1-..1,,.-1 41-Blissiunarp unterente THOU HAST THE WQRDS OE ETERNAL LIFE was the theme of the fourth annual missionary conference directed hy FMF, The day and evening school students united for the initial meeting on Tuesday evening, March S. Classes were dismissed for the remainder of the week, and a program was arranged for morning and evening meetings with missionaries from various fields of service hringing us challenging messages. Witli the resident mission' aries, students discussed personal prohlems. The concluding meeting was held Sunday afternoon in the Arch Street Preshyterian Church in the form of a communion and dedication service. X ,M Saturday Evening Missionary Banquet Mrs. Pudney and Mr. Paget, Resident Missionaries. Missionary Display. Mr. Bach, Spiritual Life speaker, chats with Gene Grllli, Dick Barth and Tom Sandor. ,QB Q W li 319513 A 5 'W' 'wuswwh . iff, Wai .,,.-,- qwnh-uw I I I SUNDAY BREAKFAST ASSOCIATION Sixth and Vine Streets bristian Serbia 'Aunt Mary consults the Chief, Elinor gives flannel-graph material jean types an assignment. First Semester Team Captains. Q si ii W 351 IEE A faithful accompanist. bristian A service at Sunday B. Whosoever shall confess me before men, him shall the Son of man also confess hefore the angels of God. --s LLYKE 12:8 All set for Sunday School. Qerhire Reaching children for Christ. 1, -,f-, 'u 1 A PhilaBI nurse assisting in a mission's medical clinic. Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. -Romans 10:13 52, 1 52 'sg Working with the tiny ones. A bristian A trumpet trio. Giving forth the Word of Life Faith comes from a messages heard, and the message comes from the teaching of Christ. - ROMANS 10:17 Telephone Evangelism. A Sunday School class in a children's ward. I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye Came unto me. S- MATTHEW 2? :36 PhilaBI's popular quartet with their pianist. Serbia Sig wiQ.niVii gigs 'Osamu -wean., Mx s. sl , X, ,aw ,n ' llrmli. H nu ass new ucv ELD SCO nuuauaunn BGWGIUS Qammuvmm M. :mann 'Q ,M .gl .M- M t i h i t i 2 5 . 4 R.. 'tss , Patricia Barnhart, Leon Bradley, Robert Seyfried, Mr. Lufburrow George Dillinger oyce Baker Isabelle Rogato, Gene Grilli. lVlCNeely, Kenneth Moyer, Steve Depue Evangeline lVlcN1ght ames Harris. Standing: Lou Qtuhent uunnil Tlic old aclagc A cliain is no strongcr tlian its wcakcst link is true in govcrnmcnt as well as in otlicr ar-:as of lifc. Tlic Stutlcnt Council is one ol' tlic most important links in tlic chain of govcrnmcnt from atlministration to stuclcnt. lt not only sccks to promotc a hctter unclcrstancling lwctwccn stuclcnt ancl faculty hut scclis to govern in practical mattcrs as wcll. Fivc committccsn--acaclcmic. cxccutivc. iuclicial. social and spiritualw liclp to govern tlic scliool lwocly scliolastically, socially ancl spiritually, This ycar tlic Stuclcnt Council is promoting a sclioolfwitlc provicct, tlic aim of wliicli is not only to lwring tlic student liocly and tlic faculty closcr togctlicr liut also to proviclc somctliing wortliwliilc to lic usctl lay tlic stuclcnt hotly. Kenneth Moyer President james Harris Vice-President Ralph L. Keiper, Laurence Isabelle Rogato Lufburrow, Advisors. Secretary iianmennming This year saw the start of what is hoped will he an annual event in the future of PhilaBIf'Homecoming for the Alumni. The Octoher 15, in spite of the hurricane Hazel The Week' end of fun and fellowship was closed with '1 mem la' . . ora ie Worship and communion service on Sunday morning with Alumni hegan to appear on Friday afternoon, Dean Mason leading. The fine work done hy the student committee is to he recognized, for it was throuffh their efforts that bl i f U . . ess ngs were received hy Alumni and friends who gathered for the 1954 Homecoming. Russell Bishop, chairman of the committee, was assisted hy Ida Lou Ammerman, Dolores Brubaker, Raymond Bruhaker, Audrey Furman, Dean F . k' ' 3 ' ran lin, joe Middleton and Bud Porte as heads of various committees. A chapel service during Homecoming Weekend zmpovnegan -CND4 1 '1 If Homecoming banquet. Jewish prayer group diSPlHY- Sitting: Mrs. Souder, Esther Depue, Audrey Palmer, Ida Lou Ammerman, Shirley Fry, Leon Dillinger, Rachel Belles, Jeannette Toms, Helen Ko, Mary Jones, Joyce Longenecker. Standing: Mr. Lowther, arm nuntil Each Spring the dormitory student hodv elects the mcmhcrs of the dormitory council for the following year on the laasis of their spiritual life. scholastic standing. personality and responsihility. There is one counselor assigned to hc responsihlc for each wing in the dorm. One ot' the four counselors on each floor is appointed head counselor and is in charge of the entire floor. The chief aim of the dormitory council is to he of spiritual help to the dorm mcmlaers, accomplishing this through personal contact and thc weekly prayer meetings ol' each wine. Another duty of the council is to keep order according to rules of the Dormitory Haiidhook. Once every two weeks the council meets with the head counf sclors of men and women to discuss the prohlems and results of their work. They are ever lwusy trying to devise new methods to lwetter harmonize the lives of students who live in the dorm. K ., Zgillliffffpi. . ,ss Leon Dillinger Alia Lloyd Wenger, Joe Buck, Moyer, Jack Blakely, Robert Faith Ann Pedrick, Mrs. HOEHISU. Mrs. Fitzwilliam Women's Advisor Mr. Lowther Me11's Advisor PLM, President I 'l'a'5 N ietyfeiglit Richard Martin, Ken Seyfried, Lou Bradley, Fitzwilliam, Winnie burial ummittee Something for everyone to take part in and enjoy-that's the aim of PhilaBl'S social committee as they plan our four allfschool events. The first of these, a devotional program, comes at Thanksgiving. This is always a time of great hlessing as the students unite in praise to our God. The Christmas prof gram is likewise devotional, this year hav' ing taken the form of a musical. Around Valentine's Day comes a real fun social! The faculty, letting down all signs of ref serve, put on a skit that is long rememhered hy everyone. This is certainly one of the social highlights of the year. Then in the spring we have a more formal affair. This includes an evening at the Academy of Music, followed hy a hulfet supper and a devotional message. The Social Committee is composed of the chairmen of the Junior and Senior committees, plus a Freshman representative and several from the Student Council. Mrs. Jennie Fitzwilliam A dvisor First Row: james Harris, Joyce Baker, Fred Haines. Second Row: Dolores Parillo, Garrison Rice, Isabelle Rogato, Willis Osborn, Robert Seyfried. Ninetyfnine V Casey Buck at the bat! A quiz-program casualty. PhilaBI's feminine pulchritude 20-Love. ,mfg 1 'K K, ,M- Q , www 1 E .,, I .- F ..., ,, i 4: ' .' Jn 46 s we , Nui' 1. 'f ,5 Sh 92' ffm 'Y if iqgfg ' A, if? 1 QF? if . A . ,V wwep' ' ' Q. L ful.: mf mf M. w A W5 1 A tree grows in PhilaBI. Beautiful table-but where's the food? Christmas Carol Sue. Batty! Batty Singing in the soap flakes All I want for Christmas! Christmas in chalk. Carolyn Eberly, Assistant Editor, and John Kraft, Editor. Art Staff: Jean Anspach and Carl Harrison, Editor. Literary Staff. Sitting: Peggy Moore. Betty Chandler, Bernita Gross. Standing: Clara Lou Hildebrand, Editorg Russ Bishopg Renald Showers. iltstune Staff The 1955 Milestone originated in our Junior year with the appointment of Jack Kraft as editor. His staff was selected, and after hours of discussion the printer and photographer were chosen. Plans were then made for the layout of the yearbook. Wlien we returned in the fall the dummy , or skeletal copy of the book, was ready and jack dis' tributed the work among the various editors, who immediately assigned the work to members of their staff. While Mildred Croasdale and the other photog' raphers were busy taking pictures, Clara Lou Hildebrand and her literary staff proceeded to obtain the pertinent information for the writefups. The sketches were designed by Carl Harrison and his art staff. Business was transacted by Raymond Brubaker and his staff. The work was finished and sent to the printer who returned the proofs to us. Jack and the associate editor, Carolyn Eberley, completed the details for the book. In May, the yearbooks were deliveredg after the chapel program for the dedication of the yearbook, they were distributed to the students. Miss Lyster Advisor One Hundred Four Photography Staff. Sitting: Pat Aylorg Bonnie Williamsg Nellie Fuller. Standing: Mildred Croas- Clale, Editorg james Havilandg Isabelle Rogato. 'WW Business Staff: Sitting: Lloyd Wenger, Assistant nf Managerg Raymond Brubaker, Manager. Stand- ing: Al Patterson, Diane Fickenscher, Pete Bishop, Audrey Palmer, George McNeely. W5 51' Aw, Typing Staff. Sitting: Norma Jenkinsg Marion Standing: Joanne Edwards, Bernice Budd, Joan Payneg Katherine Morris, Typing Manager. Rickert, Beverly Blaney. X M W 'E' ig 4225, , W Q E W if ew 613 'iz if 'U' 6 ff, fffyl XX M ws: ml 4.. gm QT! 5 bnrale our The Chorale tour of 1954 disclosed the ingenuity of some of its participants for contriving various devices to test the patience of its memhers. 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I FRANKLIN FIELD Thirty-third and South Streets football Harrisg Joe Middletong Ken Staggg Dick Marting First Row: john Tompkins, Willis Royce, Dave Moore, Russ Bishop, Les Campbell, Dave Toro, Rich Donaldson. Second Row: Coach lVlcConaghayg jim Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Ott. fill Nov, 6 Nov. 13 FOOTBALL SCORES Eastern .. Shelton .. .... .. Princeton Eastern .. Faith .... Princeton . Willis Osborn, Managerq Coach Ceperley. Football at Philalil provides us with a welcomed pgj QW, opportunity to relax from our routine schedule, as 6 12 we meet together in fellowship at ye olclel' football 24 6 field. This year the team hacl a successful season, playing in all kinds of weather and losing only two 34 6 games. 7 44 For our senior team members--Dick Martin, Ken 20 6 Stagg, Donn James, and Russ Bishop-it was their 19 7 final season at Phi1aBl, hut we know that they have Coaches lVlcConaghay and Ceperley. learned valuable lessons in team play and sports' manship which will help them in future service for Christ. Qi X. Russ-H100 lbs. of dynamite. Dick-- Crazy Legs himsl One Hundred Fourteen ' E, H f , ,. .. W 5 WW if i iw W gg fy sf Q af' F' if fi 1 41 my if 'fi' Q 1 , nf . ,Q , f 1 ,ff ,I 3 an ' Q7 Q' . , as 5--..,.5 rf 5,f Don t look ' A J? I 4- ... A 2 9' Q1 ,, W W 45 ' 1 AJQMQA, .Q - r ,4 A e 38 . 0 A Q M5 f::.s:,:.,g::v - ' .,,,. Wei av ..,. ..,.. , S K .4 'if Q V A 5 H ,ihzviw 1 K'WQQ 2'? 'EsQQ El B H First Row: john Tompkinsg Dick Mai-ting Joseph Middleton, Co-Captaing Bob Seyfried Richmond Donaldsong Coach Ceperleyg Lou Bradleyg Warren Solbergg Ken Baird, Manager Despite a lack of height, our boys verified the truth of the old adage, Good things come in small packages. Whzit we lacked in height was made up Larry Katz Bob Seyfried in speed, drive, passing, and teamwork. Those of us who leave will miss the hours of enjoyment and fellowship we have had watching our team compete with such a fine Christian testimony on the basket' ball court. Co-Captaing Dick Snyderg Larry Katz. Second Row: Coach McConaghayg Warren Klenkg SCHEDULE PBI Opp. Dec. 3 Eastern Baptist College .....,........ 67 58 Dee. IU Gordon College ..........,......... ..... 6 O 44 Dee. 14 Eastern Baptist Seminary ,........... 63 jan. 7 Shelton College .............,.............. 30 jan. 8 Missionary Training Institute .... 82 jan. 14 Lutheran Theological Seminary.. 51 jan. 28 Providence'Barringt0n ................ 54 Feb. 4 Eastern Baptist Seminary ....,...,... S7 Feb. 8 Grace Theological Seminary ........ 83 Feb. 18 Gordon College ............................ 69 Feb. 19 Providenee'Barrington ............,... 75 Feb. 25 Missionary Training Institute ...... 78 g Feb. 26 Eastern Baptist College ................ 52 lvlar 4 Lutheran Theological Seminary LA Sire i tome wwe eff Lou Bradley Dick Martin Joe Middleton Coach McConaghay Girl! Zgaskzthall K Ann Bentleyg Ida Lou Ammerman, Co- First Row: Frederica Haunerg Dolores ruegerg captain. Second Row: Peggy Heacockg Nancy Higginsg Evangeline lVlcNightg Doris lVlcClellandg Bonnie Buell, Co-captaing Geraldine Ransomg Freda Harkg Joy Crumley, Dee Dee Dee -lan, lun, ml im, Fch Feh llvlv lleh Feb llvh Manager. SCHE DU LE Shelton College ,.................,.....,. Gordon College. ,,.............,.,....,.. Atlantic City YWCA Trotters Shelton College .............,...,....,... Philadelphia General Hospital Nurses ...... Provideni'efBurrington Kings College .,....,..,, Gordon College ,.,..,......,..,.. Providenee'Barrington ..,...... Presbyterian Hospital Nurse Haihnemzinn l'lospV'tzil Nurse Eastern Baptist College ....,. PBI opp 68 I4 S7 21 83 l9 75 12 57 3U 60 31 40 34 41 30 44 33 76 29 74 29 39 28 Two more points for PhilaBI! Get that rebound, Bcnnie I beerleahers PhilaBI's pep band. T is for Team! We've got the coachg We've got the team, We've got the pep, We've got the steam, Coach, Team, Pep, Steam Fifteen rahs for Phi1aBI's team. Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah. Left to right: Lois Harkerg Peggy Mooreg Norma Weaverg Peggy Walker, Captaing joan Warfelg Betty Eckman. One Hundred Nineteen PY fifty ff bpmft The dance of the fairies. Easy, Jack, easyf, Wow, what a shot! Where's the ball? One Hundred Twenty Snaps 'I' HF W l mmm M? f LEP , Q muff , ffzswfl 4 4 St' k ' 'l' ?'l if IC y Lex mg 5 gr Z' -FW' fgvgfagieigiigg , , ' - '5-21 ff' 1 warg -ww Senior Quintet. Une Hundred Twentyfme What are you to do with a fellow like this? Where's the fair maiden? 59 ww . ,Q M ww , Q ' V' , - 'fA5M'f yy vw..-MM ,. - . : :5 : c-ay ,--: : 1 . ga i'f' feE'S xwf magq . lima of A'.L U QL . WM - wwwmk. 1 353, ., M s unu- ' W , W We zixmg x' Jgggffil-1 aff ,WN . -:sig-3'-,.',:, iw ge N, Elm 'EV 9? ... W... ww.. Q an 1 9 1 , mb fm 71531 . Wgmw , , my wwz Va W' M E3 W ' 1 N mfs iziy A 3 ,. ,. H W 'f-vm-W...1,.,,MfH,,,,,Q :W-,,Wm Mwhfrw 4, ,QIQWW K X saw ,A ---...., 4 1 me W- I 4 -'-vw ,M .1 if A A 5 , wr E S ? 3 2 A 4. 2 W ,Q tag ,V Us 50 -..,. f z S . 1 L 5 Q 3 5 f z Q E A 1 ' 5 Q Z 1 z T L 7 , ..,. Aj, Q' 1 j .E x Q 4 vii I X wwf W - 'MW' f.n.q,.1.: A I n-fu CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 May the Lord lead each of you in the pathway of His choosing 'A' May choice blessings of our Lord Iesus Christ he upon you and also upon all undergraduates i' We rejoice in the privilege of serving the Lord, the Institute, and you 'A' THE BOARD OE TRUSTEES Elwood T. Davis Howard R. Milligan Horace F. Dean William Allan Dean Robert B. Haines, III .. H. Leonard Paret Charles F. Nagel Erling C. Olsen V. Clifford Harrington Frederic L. Hofmann Harry J. Jaeger Samuel A. Jeffries William J. Jones Winheld F. Kempf james J. McCutcheon William A. Mierop Wilbpr E. Patterson Harry D. Phillips W. Douglas Roe George Schmeiser J. Willison Smith, Jr Carey S. Thomas Frank C. Torrey William J. Updegrave Arthur B. Whiting One Hundred Twcntyffour ,, GRADUATING STUDENTS -'-:E from H lo Z A Particularly Will Want to Keep Up i A stands tor Roger G. Alli ti Egg,-0 se ' 's ' Reading Christian Literature 2 , Z stands for Morris lutrau, -.- :- in charge of our Gospel ministry 7 in San Francisco, California, f X pastor of the Hebrew Christian assembly. Between A and Z there are letters which stand for more than twenty of our missionaries - in India, Israel, Europe and America. All of them preach Him h ' h f salvation, the Lord w o is the Alp a and Omega o our Jesus Christ. TIMES By this ministry the hungry are fed, the destitute somforted, and the poor hear the blessed Gospel preached. All and every available means worthy of our ' V lord are used in making Him known to His kinsmen Contains just the diverslfled reading yOu the Jews. i We need the prayers of those who are burdened for TLECCI, 'Il'l.Cl1.lCl'lTlg helps OTL the I'l'lfeT7'lL1flOdl Israel. 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Prayer Meeting 'A' And on the fourth day they assembled them- selves in the valley of Berachah, for there they blessed the LORD: therefore the name of the same place was called the valley of Berachah fblessingj unto this da .H .Y II Chron. 20: 26 Process Equipment Engineers 1731 SPRING GARDEN STREET Third Floor Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Each Lord's Day we gather at 10 o'cloclQ in the morning and 7:30 o'clock in the evening. If ever you pass by at those hours please stop and worship with us LIMERICK CHAPEL fNonfSectarian Fellowship Churchj Located on Route 422 LIMERICK, PA. One Hundred Thirty-nine C0ngrazz'uIhzfz'0n.f To The Claw 011955 7. ,mil 'J X WILLIAM A. 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Serving the Nation JOHN BROWN SCHOOLS SMALL SCHOOLS REASONABLE COST FAMILY IDEALS ALL THE YEAR One Hundred Fortyfthree 2,4 ,f C1 B54 Ei 1 -2- beniur ADAMS, Thomas J., 736 Bennington Rd., Folcroft, Pa. AMMERMAN, Ida Lou, R.D. ,if3, Lake Ariel, Pa. AVIS, Anne C., 344 Columbia Ave., Pitman, N. J. BAIRD, Kenneth A., 1316 Federal St., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BALL, David, Locke, New York BARTH, Richard, 655 State St., Camden, N. J. BASIC, Veronica, 1540 N. Lawrence St., Phila. 22, Pa. BENTLEY, Ann L., 2012 Chestnut St., Holmes, Pa. BIRX, Donald L., 225 E. Benedict Ave., Havertown, Pa. BISHOP, Rusell K., '1801 Millersport Hwy., Williamsville 21, N. . BLANEY, Beverly L., 168 Troy St., Canton, Pa. BLEAKLY, Irene B., 246 Righters Ferry Rd., Bala' Cynwyd, Pa. BRADLEY, Lou G., Mardela, Maryland BRADSHAW, Annie fMrs.J, 1155 S. Cleveland Ave., Phila. 46, Pa. BREWSTER, Evelyn G., 568 N. Maple Ave., East Orange, N. J. BRIDGEN-S, Glenda, 173 Bishop Road, Secane, Pa. BRILL, Roy F., 1813 Elston St., Phila. 26, Pa. BRINK, Shirley R., R.D. ffl, Conklin, N. Y. BROCK, Robert C., 1636 Green St., Phila. Pa. BROWER, Albert C., Ratzer Rd., Box 592'C, Paterson, N. J. BROWNLEE, D. Naomi, R.D. glfl, Brookville, Pa. BRUBAKER, Dolores J., R.D. 114, Box 557, Lancaster, Pa. BRUBAKER, J. Raymond, R.D. ffl, Willow Street, Pa. BUCK, Joseph W., 7820'90 Ave., Woodhaven, N. Y. BUELL, Bonnie J., Lot ff21, Post Housing Area, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. , BURKE, Alma M., 1708 W. Allegheny Ave., Phila. 32, Pa. ' CAMERON, Albert A., 10 Levering Circle, BalafCynwyd, Pa. V CHANDLER, Betty J., 19 W. 10th St., Chester, Pa. CEPHOUS, Frank, 2824 W. Gordon St., Phila., Pa. COCHRAN, Margaret, 871 Tyson Ave., Roslyn, Pa. COCHRAN, Paul, 1800 Arch St., Phila. 3, Pa. CON'DIT, Barbara E., 32 Watchung Ave., West Orange, N. J. CONOVER. William M., 23 Pine St., Mt. Holly, N. J. COOVER, Edwin G., 1004 McCaffery Pl., Chester, Pa. COPELAND, Thomas. 1728 Brill St., Phila. 24. Pa. CRAWFORD, C. John, 4222 Parkside Ave., Phila.. Pa. CROASDALE, Mildred, 536 Walnut St., Audubon, N. J. DEPUE, Stephen, R.D. jl3, Montrose, Pa. DILLINGER, C. Leon, 133 Central Ave.. Souderton, Pa. DILLON, Geraldine, 4551 N. 12th St., Phila. 40, Pa. DOUTS, E. Irene. 77 Ranck Ave., Lancaster, Pa. DURRWACHTER, Betty, 44 Albert St., Feasterville, Pa. DUTTON, Barbara A., 6143 Algard St., Phila., Pa. DZEDZY, Theodore A., 101 Buchanan St., Phoenixville, Pa. ECKMAN, Helen L., R.D. ffl, Sunbury, Pa. ERSKIN, James L., 46 Tremont Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. FARIES, Frank W., 1657 E. Cheltenham Ave., Phila., Pa. FICKENSCHER, Diane R., 216 Apsley1St., Phila. 44, Pa. FOWLER, Don L., 417 N. Broad St., Clayton, N. J. FREY, Roger N., R.D. 32, Waymart, Pa. FRY, Shirley A., Ocean City Rd., Salisbury, Md. FURMAN, Audrey J., 205 Fairmount Ave., Sunbury, Pa. FURMAN, Glen R., 205 Fairmount Ave., Sunbury, Pa. GIRTON, William H., 2901 W. Southern Ave., South Williamsport. Pa. GRAF, George E., 614 Richfield Ave., Glenolden. Pa. GREGORY, Gilbert G., 1312 Newton Ave., W. Collingsf wood, N. J. GROSS, Bernita, Gwynedd, Pa. GROSSMAN, Lillian C., 7222 Barnard Ave., Phila. 49, P . GUTFRIDGE, Barbara S., Hobart, New York GUTT-RIDGE, Bette A., Hobart, New York GUY, Clarence L., 915 Forrester Ave., Darby, Pa. irettnrp HABECKER, Roy S., Washington Boro, R.D. ffl, Pa. HAERING, Rose QMrs.J, 5242 N. 2nd St., Phila. 20, Pa. HARRISON, Carl H., 403 W. Lemon St., Lancaster, Pa. HAUGH, E. Ruth, 63 Nest St., Glassboro, N. HAUSE. William Lee, Uwchland, Pa. HEACOCK, Peg, 629 Maple Ave., Aldan, Pa. HELWIG, JoAnn, 1929 Colonial St., Phila., Pa. HICKS, Mary K., 3249 N. 15th St., Phila. 40, Pa. HILDEBRAND, Clara Lou, Biglerville, Pa. HINSON, Ethel E.. Lafayette Ave., W. Berlin, N. J. HOLM,- J. Mitchell, 8310 West Chestcr Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. HOSSACK, Eric H., 12 N. Lincoln Ave., Wenonah, N. HUGHES, Florence C., 4329 Wallace St., Phila., Pa. HYSONRE, Barbara E., 2021 Stenton Ave., Phila. 38, Pa. ILLIAN, Carl F., 8 Broad Ave., Trenton 8, N. JAMEIS, Donn, 1706 Green St., Phila. 30, Pa. JENKINS, Norma M., 1512 IE. Washington St., New Castle, Pa. JENNINGS, William. 1811 E. Tusculum St., Phila., Pa JOHNSON, Anna M., 47 Hayes St., Penns Grove, N. J. JOHQSQN, Constance, 67 Rhame Ave., East Rockaway s JONIEiIS,YMary Belle, 22 Fairview Ave., New York 40 JORDANE Elmer Robert, 2903fG Pierce Drive, Phila. 45, a. I KASKELA, Ernest E., 115 Bickley Rd., Glenside, Pa. KEIL, Raymond, R. D. ffl, Pemberton, N. KELLEY, Esther E., 47 Regina Ave., Trenton 9, N. KILBOURN, Jean A., R.D. HZ, Box 490, Jamesburg, N. J. KRAFT, John L., 112 Meadia Ave., Lancaster, Pa. r LONG, Olive IE., 80-5 E. Hector St., Conshohocken, Pa LONIGENECKER, A. Joyce, 424 W. High St., Manheim a 9 MCNIIGHTP M. Evangeline, 740 Logan Ave., Hollidays' urg, a. MCWHORTER, Elinor E., R.D. fl, Ovid, N. Y. MAGUIRE, Dan R., 5223 Woodland Ave., Phila. 43, Pa. MARTIN, RICHARD, 211 Madison St., Bristol, Va. MENDITTO, Jennifer A., 7107 Keystone St., Phila. 35 Q Pa. MILES. Hilda B., 442 Hickory St., Peckville, Pa. MILLER, Nathaniel, 1810 W. 6th St., Chester, Pa. MILLER, Wayne, 405 W. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown, Pa. MILLHEIM, Jack E., 4345 Benner St., Phila. 24, Pa. MOON, Ellen S., 821 2nd Concession South, R.R. 118. Woodstock, Ontario, Canada . MOORE, Ernest H., 12 S. 7th St., Vineland, N. MOORE, Evelyn, R.D. lil, Chadds Ford, Pa. MORRIS, Katherine, 481,f2 Market St., Salem, N. J. MOSEMANN, John H., Lancaster, R.D. 357, Box 544, Pa. MOYER, Kenneth M., Box 319, R.D. Souderton, Pa. NAPIER, Edward S., 1429 N. 62nd St., Phila., Pa. NELSON, Helena C., 7020 Montague St., Phila. 35, Pa. OESTREICH, Anna K., R.D. 42, Langhorne, Pa. PALMER, Audrey M., 233 W. Clements Bridge Rd. Runnemede, N. PARILLO, Dolores, 153 Garield Place, Maplewood, N. J. PATRICK, Virginia M., 15 Sharpless St., Keyser, W. Va. PHILLIPS. William, 611 Vine St., Phila. 5, Pa. PORTE, Vincent, 805 South St., Altoona, Pa. 1 RAIDICE, Catherine, 61 4th Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. RAUSER, John R., 4823 N. Franklin St., Phila., Pa. REED, Jay M., 129 Coulter Ave., Ardmore, Pa. REEDER, Lois B., 420 W. Olney Ave., Phila. 20, Pa. RICE, Garrison E., 529 Railroad St., Tamaqua, Pa. RICKERT, Joan M., 30 Rumsey St., Port Jervis, N. Y. ROBINSON, Samuel, 646 W. Johnson St., Phila. 44, Pa. RODGERS, E. Caroline, 5847 Bustleton Ave., Phila., Pa. One Hundred Fortyffive P I IF le R 'v wx..- LB .ns Q5 hw I -5 Ai - R53 'Q . 1 -131 ii ' v ...af an ' 1.13 ...ea- .lu .J ,ra 3 ei if fs fr 1 .v,, .33 Wh Ni P2 2 5 1 1 i f- .,:.,,,,,, , . .,. . ROGATO, Isabelle D., 114 Willow se., Dunmore, Pe. ROSS, Kathleen M., 558 E. Martin St., Phila. 28, Pa. ROTZEQIL, Violet M., 4112 Terrace Ave., Merchantville 8, . RUTHERFORD, Emerson E., 205 Crawford Ave., Altoona, Pa. SCHAUDT, Louise fMrs.l, Box 214, Harmony, Pa. SCHMAL, Mary Lee, 5821 Wyatt Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio SEITZ, Marian fMrs.J, 309 W. School Lane, Phila., 44, Pa. SEYFRIED, Robert C., 37 S. Main St., Nazareth, Pa. SHADE, William K., R.D. ,ff3, York, Pa. SHERMAN, Marion L., 867 Edgemont Ave., Palmerton, Pa. ' SIZEMORE, Ruby L., McRoberts, Kentucky SMITH, Barbara I., 147 Willopenn St., Southampton, Pa. SMITH, Marion L., 654 Fulton St., Berne, Ind. SMOKER, Arthur E., R.D. 952, Malvern, Pa. SNYDER, Lois I., 627 E. Walnut St., Freeland, Pa. STAGG, Kenneth E., 707 N. 35 St., Richmond, Va. STARR, Rolland C., 19 N. Barry Ave., Norristown, Pa. STORMS, Donald H., 2001 Mt. Vernon St., Phila. 30, Pa. STOUT, Elizabeth A., 1204 Mildred Ave., Roslyn, Pa. TARPY, Illma D., 39 E. Main St., Marlton, N. THEYS, Henry A., R.D. ffl, Petersburg, Pa. TOMLIN, Joan C., 612 N. 7th St., Camden 3, N. TOMPKINS, Naomi I., 3461f2 Parsonage St., Pittston, Pa.. TOIVEIS, Jeannette W., 18 Linden Ave., Noroton Heights, onn. TRAUTZ, Rose, 2309 'Cedar St., Phila. 25, Pa. TUREK, Iames I., 912 W. 3rd St., Chester, Pa. VERITY, Eleanor A., 1741 Gianelli Ave., Merrick, N. Y. WAGNER, Charles H., 68-12 Drexelbrook Drive, Drexel Hill, Pa. WALKER, Peggy, 201 E. Kenilworth Ave., Villa Park, Ill. WALTON, Charles M., 1652 Unity St., Phila., Pa. WEISS, Norman, 408 Green Lane, ,Phila. 28, Pa. WENTZ, Joyce E., 2442 Avondale Ave., Roslyn, Pa. WHITNEY, J. Keith, 4138 Ioshua Rd., Lafayette Hill, Pa. WHITNEY, Patricia A., 123 Main St., Collegeville, Pa. YASENICH, Anna M., 500 State St., Johnstown, Pa. YEAGER, Patricia, 46 Emily St., Phila. 48, Pa. ZEBLEY, Elma M., 3348 Market St., Chester, Pa. ZIEGLER, Verna, 1800 Arch St., Phila. 3, Pa. ZIPF, Helena C., 316 Kingston Ave., Barrington, N. One Hundred Foftyfsix x...r JWMk'YEJiK11EK 3E'K33i3iERB:li1+'kI LED ' ': -J.-x.,- .. , , ,,. 1- -. , ' '--x 'P-usg.vswQx+.. 4.-V A- Q-.Lw:,.., , ... 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