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

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QU Q tif , fs? Q, CQ! plugs tsp fin The THEOLOGUE II Seniors MARY RUTH PHILLEO Chadwicks, N. Y. XVhose laughter? VVhose whistle? Why can't you guess? Lady Phil- leo's! Her laugh can be heard from sunrise to sunset. She prepares her lessons with very little effort, and i11 less time than the average student. Her ready answers to the teachers' questions are a tribute to her mem- ory. But when her merriment is laid aside, we see the true worth of this girl. Laugh at your friends, and if your friends are sore, S0 much the better, you must laugh the more. Favorite S u b j e c t: Systematic Theology. HQ C'LARENf'E JONES, Bible School Park, N. Y. His preaching, much, but more, his practice wrought, A living sermon of the truths he taught. Favorite S u b j e c t sz Chapter Summary and Systematic Theology. Glad-hearted and true as steel, Best of friend for woe or weal, About Mr. Jones that's how we feel, His friendship has been rich and real. VVINIFRED M. RICHARDSON, Fort Plain, N. Y. Her sweetness is not wasted, nor her sunny laughter, nor Winsome personality. Do we love her? Yes, we do! She is the shining star in our constellation, whether at study, play or work. The deed I intend is great, but what, as yet, I know not. Favorite Subjects: English and Greek. Page Twenty-six

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use ess: H The THEOLOGUE JUSTIN DIX, H Binghamton, N. Y. He best can paint them who shall feel them. Favorite Subjects: Sun- day School Methods and Seniors LUCILLE PIM NELSON, Endicott, N. Y. Good-nature and determination rival in her characterg her heart has been the sole possession willingly relinquished. Affection changed the former philosophy of her life, oc- curring during the Christmas vaca- tion of our Senior year. An honest heart possesses a king- domf' Favorite Subject: Personal NVork. VI 'IEW sill .1 We have found him sweet-tempered, a man of few words, but with great depth of character. The basketball and his crayon are his chief interests. the former his avocation, the latter his vocation. NVe expect great things English Literature. of his future. ALICE M. OSTERHOUT, Franklin, N. Y. An earnest soul, serious yet fun- loving is our Aliceg generous with her all: ready to oblige any and all who need helpg if you have a need, knock at 44 Crowell. Her quietness covers many of her best qualities. She sleeps! My lady sleeps! sleeps! Favorite Subject: Homiletics. Page Tw enty five

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IIQM JQQII ll The THEOLOGUE ll Nga will IKE Seniors H p GERALDINE M. THOMAS, Hallstead, Pa. One of the most willing of work- ers, ever more thoughtful of others than of herself, she is withal a most mischievous girl, delighting to tease anyone, everyone. She is a wonder- fully Iine Christian girl, with a heart full of love, and her life the embodi- ment of the Christian graces. I hasten to laugh at everything, for fear of being obliged to weep. Favorite Subject: Doctrine. LEON H. KNAPP, Bible School Park, lN. Y. man is Mr- Knapp: he has stolen his way into every Senior heart by his readi- ness to help, his generos- ity and his unassuming Favorite Su b j e c t : almost bashful reticence. Bible Book Study. We admire him much. A quiet and cheerful I will sit down nowg but the time will come when you will hear me. , I LOIS M. VAN AVERY, Nelliston, N. Y. A musical temperament has sheg expressing it in all she says and doesg poetry seems to flow at ease from pen--or pencil. Pity! Religion has so seldom found a skillful guide in poetic groundg The flowers would spring where'er she deigned to stray, and every muse attend her in her way. Favorite Subjects: Music Appreci- ation and Ideal Helps. Page Twenty-seven