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

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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

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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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'lit NEI! ig The THEoLoGUE 11 lie will With His Will as our high purpose, Forth we're going to the fray, And we'll trust Him for the vict'ry In each battle, day by day. With His banner streaming o'er us On we'll hasten by His side, With His Will supreme, triumphant, We will win, whate'er betide. By.His Will we're led to service, May each one be ever true, May His life in us grow deeper, As we journey this life thru, May we learn to love Him better, May we look to Him for all, May we feel His presence with us As we answer to His call. In His Will is all secureness And we pray that we may know What it is to fully give Him All our lives, His choice to show. May each self-will be forgotten, May each heart His plan fulfill, May we all go forth to serve Him, With Life's motto, In His Will. iMiss Lois M Van Avery. Often Heard From the Juniors Lawrence Growe-Good Night. Francis Glenisteri By all that's alive. Albert Mason-Good Gravy! . William Nelson-Fish! R, E. Veley-Jiminy Crickets! Helen Cornell- You big piece of cheesef' Sarah Depew-Mostly Nothing. Grace Ellin- Oh Ge-orge! Edna Eldred- I have seven English classes a week. you like it. in. Robert Maslin-Clear out 0' here. George Ellin-I-Iello Handsome. John Wetzel-4Home come? John Warren-Oh My! ' Charles Fisher-I'll tell you now! Ray J. BissellhWell I'll say. Robert Tillinghast- Look here. Robert Baker-Thunder! Robert Hubbel-Oh Dear! Walter Gilbridei I-Iello Good Look- g H I am? going to say! Margu-erite Grey- I am going to clear the window. Elizabeth Hyatt- What do you think Vilma Holchick-Just Smiles. Georgianna Hubbell- Lights Out. Lina Knapp+ Now a-a-a-as I was Mae Lamb- Oh Alligatorsf' Lura Leavenworth- It's alright-if Leon Searles-Well now a-a-. Joseph Bennett-Oh Rats! Milo Singer-I'll tell ya'. Gordon Hawley- Let's get fem. Walter McCullock-Did you ever hear this one? Henry Carlson-Do it this way. Lawrence Cushing-Can't get it started. Emmett Roys-What the sam hill? Herman Gorman-How's the heat? Elsie Bancroft- I haven't got time. Hilda Copley- Oh Applesaucef' Olive Chase- What does my hair look like? Clista Hawley- Come over and see me sometime. Page Thirty Edna Mason-'tFor land's sakes! Myrtle McCul1ock+ Buddy Stop. Edna Plant- A mere man. Naomi Rogers- I'm going out to- nite! Stella Ross- Oh I don't care. Ethel Roysk I hope so. Julia Saigh- Oh Dexarf' Bryle Scott- I don't know a thing. Helen Witheritei I'm going to the kitchen. Iva Mae Wheaton- Carry me out. Helen Millerh Good Grief. Selina Elliott- Our Frankie- Esther Beer+ But Professor-'