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

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1 REV. KENNETH C. ROBB MRS. KENNETH C. ROBB ASSISTANT IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT TO MATRON SUPERVISOR OF MEN'S ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR, OF WOMEN'S MANUAL woax MANUAL womc r'I NM f r -M I HELEN J. GARDNER SARA LENORE SWAN ASSISTANT IN MATRON'S DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT IN MATRON'S DEPARTMENT REV. R. L. SHERMAN FIELD REPRESENTATIVE OF USTUDENTS' LEAGUE OF MANY NATION5 God,s warnings are just as much meskages of His love as His promises. Page Twenty-one T H E 0 L 0 G U E Ex Q -P-PCD!-I

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V gr FRANCES L. SAXVYER MRS. EDNA GARDINOR SECRETARY IN CHARGE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF LAUNDRY ECHOES BOOK ROOM HOUSEHOLD ASSISTANT ENGLISH DORO'FHY GARDINOR r X. SUMNER I-IOAGLAND IN cHARsE or ASSISTANT IN SUPERVISION OF CULINARY DEPARTMENT WOMEN'S DORMITORY MRS. SUMNER HOAGLAND Doms M. SAMPSON IN CHARGE OF SECRETARY IN FINANCIAL OFFICE CULINARY DEPARTMENT SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT I JJ Page Twenty God hides power in the secret place of a surrendered life. N NI? Q 3 ix I X 'fx IX

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-V 1 T H E 0 MCIDOI' -P-PHD!-I In Ihr iliarulig By LEONA SHEAILER Dear Faculty: I We, the Class of '44, have enjoyed the wonderful fellowship with you here at P.B.T.S. We have grown to love you very dearly in the three years that we have spent with you. We wish that we could spend a longer time with you, but we must go on in the great service for Him, Who has called us. Your consecrated Christian lives and the testimony ,you have lived for Christ from day to day have' meant much to us and have drawn us closer to Him. As we go out into this world as witnesses for Christ, we shall never forget the days that we spent with you in the study of God's Precious Word, and because of your faithful work and patience with us, we know that we will be better witnesses for Him. Truly our lives have been greatly enriched these three' years at school because of your labor among us, your prayer life and your close walk and fellowship with Him. We pray God's richest blessing upon you and that you may continue to be as much of a blessing to others as you have been to us. Though we are soon separating, perhaps never to see each other again in this world, may we meet in prayer at the Throne of Grace and keep looking for the blessed hope, and glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ. Titus 2:13. Zlirnm ihr Emarnltg By Miss HILDA I. COPLEY These are days that are saddened by many partings. 'Good-bye is one of the most diihcult words in the English language. We do not wish to say Good-bye, nor yet Farewell. We want that your leave-taking will be one of joy, of challenge, of promise. The ancient Romans had a way of parting that carried with it a message of encour- agement. They said Vale - Be strong. I think the Apostle Paul had this Roman custom in mind when he -said, Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of His might. And so, as Paul said to the Ephesians, we would say to you, Finally, Seniors, 'Vale, -- Be strong in the Lord. Be strong, for the days are evil. You face hardships, trials, and difficulties, per- haps persecution, in thesedays, such as the world has not seen since the first centuries of the Christian era. You will need the strength of the Lord to face the struggle of the battle. Be strong, for there is much work to do. There is a labor shortage in God,s vine- yard, therefore, each servant of the Lord must work harder and longer, assuming addi- tional burdens, that there be no slaekening of production in Godls great kingdom. Be strong, for there is great reward for the faithful laborer. God's promise of reward is not to the successful, but to the faithful. Therefore, all have an equal chance to gain the prize. Be strong, for God has a great investment in you. He counts on you. ln a lesser way, We, as Faculty, have an investment in you, and we are counting on you to be strong in the Lord and to do mighty exploits. XVe are not going to say any sad Farewclls, but simply that we rejoice with you that you are going out into the great harvest fields. We trust that the preparation you have receiveclihere at P.B.T.S. will strengthen you and help to equip you. Our prayers go with you, that you may nbc strong in the Lord and in the power of fHis rnightf' XVC, then, shall all come rejoicing in that great day of harvest, l'Bringing in the Sheavesf' Be strong! XVe are not here to play, to dream, to drift: We have hard work to do and loads to lift: Shun not the struggle: face it - 'tis God's gift. Bc strong, Be strong! -Maltbie D. Babcock. A Iof of us are ming Goal fIISfL't1ll of Goff 11si1zg 11s. . Page Twenty-two