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

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QI' 39 ei Y? :ez 5 Mgr HEI! II The TH 1 CHARLES J. DAVIS Superintendent of Grounds, Buildings Coach, Gymnasium In a quiet unassuming manner, M1'. Davis efficiently directs his department. His manhood and good judgment are respected and admired by every member of the stu- dent body. Page Fourteen EOLOGUE II use .asf JESSE WESTON Vocal Music Mr, NVeston has done splendid work with the voices which are dedicated to the sing- ing of Divine praises. He has patience apparently unending and his etilcient labors are appreciated by us all. MISS MARY A. SCOTTEN Chapter Summary, Personal Work Sunday School Methods His grace which He has promised will be sufficient to meet every need has certainly been given .to this servant of His, whom He has permitted to undergo the severest suf- fering. So intimately is her life linked with her Heavenly Father's, that to talk with her is to feel the sacredness of His Presence. She has led us into the detailed study of the blessed Book that is to be our mainstay and source of life in the days to come.

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H58 HEI! ll The THEO REV. E. H. BANCROFT Bible Doctrine Systematic Theology Mr. Bancroft's daily life of obedience to our Master, and his patience in spite of difficulties, reflect not only the reality of his faith in that Master, but also the beauty of the Master's life as translated in one of His children. His years of faithful service as instructor, together with -his Bible con- ference work and powerful preaching, have sown seeds the worth of which only eternity can reveal. REV. R. J. MURPHY, B. D., D. D. Biblical Interpretation Sincerity and straightforwardness of life mark this noble servant of the Master. He preaches fearlessly the Gospel of the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. Truth from his lips prevailed with double sway, And men who came to scoff remained to may-., LOGUE ll was wen 4 REV. A. A. WRIGHT, D. D. Biblical Interpretation This faithful laborer i11 the vineyard of the Master gives unreservedly of himself in the ministry of the VVO1'fl and in his pas- toral duties at the First Christian Church, Binghamton. He has led us into green pastures where we have gained spiritual food for the nourishment of our souls. Page Thirteen

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Ee will Il The THEOLOGUE Il Ilia will MISS MABEL J. THOMSON, B. A. Bible History, Church History Latin Sterling characteristics, complete conse- cration, together with a sense of humor, are here combined in one of God's noblest women. She has meant more in the mold- ing of the life of each Senior than she can ever know. She is doing a work for eter- nity among the young women of the Vir- ginia Asher Business YVomen's Council, where she teaches the simple, sublime truths of the Gospel. ' l MISS HAZEL L. VIBBARD, B. S. Correspondence Course, American History, Acting Registrar Editor Echoes Her sweet, consistent Christian life makes her loved of every student. She is an able Bible teacher as well as editor of our school paper, Echoes. Thru her cor- respondence in connection with her work as Registrar this year, she has been a blessing to the lives of many young people. MISS ELIZABETH B. FLETCHER History of Missions, English Biblical Introduction Miss Fletcher is a true example of the believers. The true humility and quiet power of her life, set forth in her gentle, kindly manner make her this. She is an eiiicient Bible teacher, not only here but in other Helds where a right dividing of His VVord is welcomed. Page Fifteen