Practical Bible Training School - Theologue Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

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V UQ will Il The THEOLOGUE Il IIQG -wil O Cut Faculty WALTER R. FESER Strong, noble, loyal of heart, and true to his many talents,fthese we may attribute to this man whose brief career as a member of the Faculty speaks eloquently of a bright future. He is often found in rich service aside fl'0l1l his daily duties. A fellow-traveler of whom you asked the way, I pointed aheadf ahead of myself as well as of you. Instructor in Greek. Christian 4 Evidences. VHAS. J. DAVIS Puts his shoulder to the wheel. Coach. Superintend- ent of Grounds. Build- ings. Though unseen by the casual passerby, yet his tasks are im- portant as those of the others: his good humor and willingness to oblige, make him a friend well worth hav- ing. He is a man of talent, though never desirous of display. Those who know him b e s t appreciate the strength and depth of his character. DR. C. B. VVILLIAMS VVith vigor of body, energy of mind, and intensity of heart-inter- est, this one has led us through many most profitable hours ot' phys- ical growth and development. True- ness has characterized him both here and in his work at the Y. M. C. A., Binghamton. So much one man can do that does both act and know. Gymnasium Instructor. Page Seventeen

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HQ QI! li The THEOLOGUE ll Members of CECIL D. LNIASTIN Persuasive in his oratory, almost vehement in his enthusiasm, de- cidedly enwrapped in his work, is this man of fearless methods. And as a vocal teacher he is well-known and very talented. His unusual qual- ities have made him a man worthy of our sincere admiration. Eloquence is a painting of the thoughts. Instructor in Public Speaking. HER will REV. A. A. VVRIGHT He taught, but first he followed it him- self. Special Instructor in Biblical Interpretation. Kindliness, straight- forwardness, a self- forgetful care of the flock of God, and a great flaming love for the lost. characterizes this man of God. His fearless portrayal of divine truths has been a challenge to every student as well as to his Flock at the Christian Church, Binghamton. JESSE WESTON I Patience and interest mark this valued instructor a most worthy member of our Faculty. He has a friendly, cheerful spirit that brightens dull moments and helps over hard spots. We are the music-makers, and we are the dreamers of dreamsg Yet we are the movers and shakers of the world, for- ever, it seems. Instructor in Vocal. Page Sixteen

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l if :Qu nge asm n The THEoLoGUE ln use ssl Financial Department ig The financial work of our school is under the direction of Mr. F. A. Haight, who is also chairman of the men's ad- 53 visory council. This is one of the most 2 difficult positions, and one which re- quires as careful obedience and as com- plete consecration to the Master as any in the entire school. Mr. Haight has :. been for many years a business man IQ? dealing with large corporations, but a few years ago he gave up his business for service in this part of the Lord's work. Our school was built upon the - gifts of our friends who wished to honor God with their money and for twenty- five years has been carried on by such gifts. It has been Mr. Haight's work L: to seek out new friends and to present QQ our needs to old ones that we might continue to have a steady income for the continuance and advancement of real service here. His task has been hard, many times it would seem that sufficient sums could be earned with less diliiculty to carry on the work of the school. If we had no other proof of the value of the study of God's Word, Satan's constant hinderance, financially, assures us of theworthi- ness of our mission. We read of legacies being left to rich, but, dead church organizations and worldly institutions, while the Bible Schools are fighting for existence every step of the way. This is no doubt an attack of Satan against a work he knows is effectively hindering him. So we praise God for those who are boosting us Hnancially, as well as spiritually, because, they are glad to be helping wherever the Truth is taught in its purity. School Song Miss Mabel J. Thomson When God would build a training school That man might learn His Word He chose this spot with beauty blest Where summer's songs are heardg With sunshine, shade and flowers too All nature's sweetest gifts, Above, the joys of heavens blue The eternal hills around. And then He called us through His Son From farm, from home, from play, He brought us here His Word to learn To shape our lives each dayg The riches of His grace to know, The vict'ry in the fight, The fullness of His love to live, And others show the light. God lead us forth to point the way For sinners to be whole Through Jesus Christ, our Saviour Lord, Made strong in life and soul. God keep us true in word and deed To be approved to Thee, As students deep of all Thy truths And not ashamed to be. Page Eight-een