Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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FACULTY What Is a Teacher? A teacher is one who learns more than he teaches, who gains more than he givesg who envisions more than he observes. - M. E. Stewart A good teacher imparts to his students part of his life and lifestyle, his interest in a field as well as his enthusiasm for it and his approaches to it. Hence, he communicates himself, his values, and his intellect, all the while making sure that the facts of his discipline are understood and appreciated by his students. - P. S. Karleen 100 Faculty

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IN MEM ORIAM William L. Ba umner ln March of 1977, Mr. William L. Baumner, Jr., President of Pioneer Chemical Works, Inc., went home to be with the Lord. Mr. Baumner was a faithful and much loved Board member, well known for his love for the Lord and His work. Upon his election to the Board in 1970, he responded, I just pray that with God's help I may be able to contribute to the growth of the College and its witness for Jesus Christ. His life and service demonstrated God's answer to his prayer. - im l If -ii' y l IN MEM ORIAM Robert F. Holloman, Jr. MILESTONE, on behalf of the entire College, honors the memory of former Bible Social Work faculty member Robert Floyd Holloman, Jr. Mr. Holloman served as a member of the PCB faculty from 1974 to 1977. His humility and sense of humor were matched by his being accessible to his students, to whom he was counselor and friend. He honored God by presenting Christ as His Saviour and Lord. He served the Lord by using his teaching talents to His glory. His abilities in ministering to human needs were added to by an outstanding grasp of the knowledge and skills of his profession. Mr. Holloman surrendered his life to Christ at the age of eleven. He grew up in the Zion Baptist Church, Philadelphia, eventually becoming its associate pastor. From there he became pastor of the First Baptist Church of Crestmont, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. A graduate of PCB Evening Division, Mr. Holloman earned the B.S. degree from St. Joseph's College, and the M.S.W. from Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work. He was affiliated with the National Association of Social Workers. He earned the ACSW of NASW's Academy of Certified Social Workers. Memorials 99

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' ite, LE-31 if l. I . - eimzgzxz-u-g,.,l . 1. Janice S. Okulski Humanities CEngIishj 2. Paul S. Karleen Humanities CGreekj ' Division of General Education, Chairman 3. Dorothy M. Black Asst. to the Director ofthe Library 4. Beverley G. Palmer Humanities CArtJ 5. John F. Sheetz Humanities fEngIishJ 6. Elizabeth A. Leaming Humanities CEngIishJ 7. Mae E. Stewart Humanities, Chairman 8. Marjorie M. Wilbur Humanities CSpeechJ Faculty 101