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

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QU IIEQ- will ll The THEOLOGUE LWWQQ QI , Seniors GEORGE A. PARMALEE, i Bible School Park, N. Y. He is the very embodiment of l patience and persistence. His faith- fulness, cheery greeting, and his help- ful life are an incentive to every 1 student, He has earned our admira- BETHEL ILWITHERITE, Clearfield, Pa. It's love, itls love, that makes the world go 'roundf' Favorite S u b j e ct : Christian Evidences. tion and high regard. Many strokes, though with a lit- tle axe, hew down and fell the hard- est timber'd oak. Favorite Subjects: Church History and Parliamentary Law. ROBERT TEACHOUT. Delhi, N. Y. Here abideth brains, ability and a sense of humor, but the greatest of these is a sense of humor. His length of speech is only equalled by his length of stature. He is his own equivalent. But for his loyalty, trustworthiness and value, he is as good as gold. I have often regretted having spoken, never having kept silent. Favorite Subjects: Advanced Eng- lish and Public Speaking. Page Twenty-eight A bit timid, but a sweet little girl just the same, only she wonders wistfully how we all learned of her fondness for strawberry shortcake. She is training to be a pastor's assistant.

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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

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lie eil Class Officers Class Colors: Green and Gold Class Moto: In His Will Class Verses: Col. 1:9-10 HAZEL L. VIBBARD ................. ....... ,................,... HTLDRETH C. VVILCOX .......... NORA B. KENNEDY ............. FLORENCE HINSKEN FRED R. TIFFANY ......... In His Will Thru His Will the call came ringing, From the east, west, south and north, For the ones who know God's power To go forth and tell His worth. We, who heard the Gospel story, And in faith believed it true, Saw the need of telling others What God's grace in Christ can do. To His Will we did surrender Every talent, every gift, Giving Him complete dominion, From His love we ne'er can drift. We're a part of His own body God sees only Christ in us, So we long to bear the standard Of His love and holiness. From His Will we cannot wander For His hand holds us secure, And our lives are in His keeping, He will guard us safe and sure. His own righteousness He gives us That His Image He may see, Oh! We would be more like Jesus, That our prayer shall ever be. Of His Will we came to study Three short years we've spent to For the service of our Master, And we know they're not in vain. For we hope to show to others That the King of kings divine Will accept each humble service If it's done in faith sublime. n The THEOLOGUE if -:Iss WQWR 11 .........Class Teacher .........President ........Vice-President .........Secretary .........Tl'GaSllI'9l' train, Page Twenty-nine