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

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A Q70 A 'N H. ELDON WALTZ FIELD REPRESENTATIVE OF LEAGUE OF MANY NATIONS MRS. H. ELDON WAL11 ASSISTANT FIELD REPRESENTATIVE OF LEAGUE OF MANY NATIONS Jin, Seated, left to right: Mrs. Edna Gardinor, Superintendent of Laundry, Household Assistant. Mrs. Sumner Hoagland, in charge of Culinary Department. Mrs. Robert L. Snyder, Secretary in Financial Office. Standing: Howard L. Barham, Assistant in Men's Department, Supervisor of Men,s Manual work. Lynell M. Carter, Assistant in Matron Department. Frances L. Sawyer, Secretary in charge of Echoes Book Room, Secretary in Financial Office. Dorothy Gardinor, Assistant in Supervision of W'omen's Dormitory. Mr. Sumner Hoagland, in charge of Culinary Department. He is the jzropiliatiou . . . for fbe sins of flae whole earth. I JOHN 212. Page Twenty

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CHYQHQRKQQHQA D. J. CIMINO TEACHER WITH THE STUDENTS' LEAGUE OF MANY NA TIONS ' AM , 'B .E A W? R A-r' -91 In . Q' i . S ..,. ,R .... 1 QL 'A L3 ' '- I I ,.., A ' I . V , ,.,,V T x IIVIARCELLA GATHANY ASSISTANT MATRON SUPERVISOR OF WOMEN'S MANUAL WORK HOWARD L. BAR!-IA M MRS. SARAH H. BROWN LIBRARIAN MRS. F. L. IAIOLDEN CHILD EVANGELISM FRANCES L. SAXVYIZR ASSISTANT IN MEN's DEPARTMENT SECRETARY IN FINANCIAL OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF MEN'S SECRETARY IN CHARGE OF MANUAL WORK ECHOES Boon ROOM I will come again and I'f'l'C,il'l' j'0Il 111110 myself . Joi-IN 14:3. Page Nineteen

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In Ihr Mnrkvra By HARRIET MAXWELL We, the Class of ,41, thank God for the honor and privilege He has given to us of having had fellowship with you. Your lives have helped us to know the meaning of true yieldedness to the will of God, and although more or less in the background, you have radiated throughout the entire school a spirit of consecration which has been an inspiration to us. Not only has God blessed us with rich truths from His Word as we have sat in the class-rooms, but he has also given us a deeper vision of service for our Lord Jesus Christ as we have seen the manifestation of His power in your lives. The Apostle Paul tells us in I Corinthians 4:2 that God requires faithfulness in a steward. It is our earnest belief that you have met that requirement. We thank you, dear workers, for having helped to make our beloved P. B. T. S. not only a school but a home, and our prayer, as we leave, is that God will give to each one of you His very best. Elirum Thr nrkvra By HOXVARD L. BARHAM Members of the Class of 1941, we, as workers, have counted it a privilege to have labored with you during your three years of preparation for I'Iis service at P. B. T. S. We thank God for your growth in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Now that you are about to depart from the place where you have learned to more fully know and trust Him, we pray His richest blessings upon you as you enter His vineyard. Your class verse, 'Tor to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain , not only carrries with it the sentiment of Paul's life, but should also be the sentiment of each of your lives. As you labor in the place Christ has for you let this conviction permeate your mind and heart continually. 1 Life's pathway as it leads through the dark places should help each one of you to realize in a small measure something of the weight of the statement, to die is gain? Paul wrote these words after many years of life's battles. Our desire is that you may have this ever before you as an incentive to be at your best for the Master. Him tba! comefb fo me I will in 110 wise cast out. JOHN 6:37. Page Twenty-one