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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

U Lf .NJ I nr. 'Vi ,J Q '5':2'fae bf I ff' M X 'QA 'W' ff' wi n ls Q! 0f5w4fS'D ,p,M,4,M.,,,9-, Wg. STEP BY STEP He does not lead me year by year, Nor even day by day, But step by step my path unfolds, My Lord directs my way. Tomorrow's plans l do not know, l only know this minute, But He will say, This is the way, By faith now walk ye in it. And l am glad that it is so, Today's enough to bear, And when tomorrow comes, His grace shall far exceed its care What need to worry then, or fret, The God who gave His Son Holds all my thoughts and Moments in His hand, And gives them one by one. Barbara Ryberg THE CLASS OF 1954 presenfs The 18069148 C fo l 'fo Show l X SU-'AY ved , WN sell appic ' Q ll ood ill me ii li ix XX ji Draftiral Bihlu Training Srhnul John A. Davis Memorial Bible School, Inc. 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Isaiah 53:5 He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities, the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes we are healed. Because He lives to intercede for you. Hebrews 7:25 He is able to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by Him, seeing He ever liveth to make intercession for them. HE WILL SAVE YOU NOW: lf you repent of your sin. I John l:9 If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If you receive Him as your Saviour. Acts l6:3I Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. lf you confess Him before others. Romans l0:9 lf thou-shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and believe in thine-heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. John 3:36 He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life: but the wrathof God abideth on him. Tonight may be thy latest breath, Eternity! but Jesus died, Thy little moment here be done. Yes, Jesus clied on Calvary, Eternal woe- the second death - Behold Him, thorn-crowned, crucified, Awaits the grace-neglecting one: The sinless ,One made sin for thee. Thine awful destiny forsee, O sinner, haste, for refuge flee, Time ends and then - Eternity. He saves and for eternity. 4 f..5 Ju? ' .N ff N M, ' fy-xy-,. .H . n ', .5 ,. M-, ..,... A ,,, ., ...WW ' ' 2.714.413 ' v. 4 Yum. V 5 ., y'x '15 , M w A f fx Pia hw -Ps 'J' . ' QA A5 .Ja wr wunfw rr According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philippians 1:20,21 Deafzmfzbn M R. Brown's consecrated life, his pious devotion to God, and his willingness to serve have been a constant source of inspiration to us during our soiourn here at Bible School Park. Because of his passion for lost souls, he has labored with untiring efforts to open closed' churches where people can hear the Gospel. Using his God-given talents, he has organized many fields of service, where the Gospel is now being preached. Eternity alone will reveal the fruits of his labors. We are challenged, as we are about to go forth into the Lord's harvest field, by the fine Christ-like example he has set before us. His classes here at school have been a source of real blessing to us, and many of the things he has taught us have been gleaned from his own wide experience. He has given us many practical suggestions and helps which will better fit us for the Lord's service. We count it an honor and o privilege to dedicate this Theologue to such a humble, worthy servant of God . 6 . Alma Maier On the banks of Susquehanna In God's chosen place, Stands our dear old P. B T. S Subject of His Grace. P.B.T.S. , how we love you And your teachers dear. We will all pray daily for you Though we're far from here. We must part now for He calls us To a wider field, And though we are loathe to leave For His sake, we yield. P.B.T.S. , don't forget us As we go our way, And while we are in His service, For us won't you pray? you HUA Cvzmpm -W 5667465 M.-.,. x 'azz .xl 'lx- v LW' Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour jesus Christ. Titus 2:13 I 14 fllemormm g T HE sudden and unusual death of our brother, Stuart R. Henline, on August l2, l953, came as a great shock to his many Christian friends. The word was first received at Bible School Park and as it spread out to his classmates and fellow-students all felt a great loss. Prom ted by Christian love for the Henline family, many prayers were offered up in behalf of Mrs. Henline andltheir two children, Jane and Dana. We know these prayers were answered because of Mrs. Henline's personal testimony. She said, I am not bitter toward God, as many think I should be but I onl love my Lord more and I am more anxious than ever to be with Him forever. Never before did I miss heaven so much. At times such as this Romans 8:28 is brought to our minds, All things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Isaiah 55:8 states, For m thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. Eternity alone will reveal the results in the hearts of many young eople because of the home-going of our brother. We know of one young couple who have dedicated their lives to the Lord for full-time service for Him through thisevent. Just three days before his death Mr. Henline was asked if he had any fear of death. His testimony was, No, I am ready to meet my Lord. While we feel a great loss through our brother's home-going, what a victory has been his as he met his Saviour face to face. Sponsored through the courtesy of MR. AND MRS. GROVER KEENER Sedro Wooley, Wash. 9 Board REV. M. C. PATTERSON Th . D . , D . D. Vice-President Bible School Park, N.Y. Director of the Students League of Many Nations REV. HARRY W. VOM-BRUCH D. D. Long Beach, Calif. ' Evangelist, Former President of National Convention of Evangelists, located at Winona Lake, lnd. n U! ' MR. C. W. STEWART H9 Oakwood Drive Elmira Heights, N.Y. Secretary President, New Method Varnish Co. Christian Layman Leader REV. CHARLES S. YOUNG Watsontown, Pa. Conference Director Evangelist ' Deceased I0 Dzkfedofff REV. MARMION L. LOWE D. D. Bible School Park, N.Y. Teacher at P.B.T.S. Bible Conference Speaker l MR. CHRISTIAN J. UTSINGER Verdun Street North Plainfield, N.J. Christian Layman Leader nf H' 6 c ,f v. i QP? SE? Q 4 'W-22 digy K K K K V ,QQ?m2?af' 2 , . xfpl , , V1 2. ,V hw, 1. 5 1 ' A 1 , W5 Comecmtzbn The ' 'For the Lord God will help meg therefore shall 0 I not be con- founded: there- fore have I set my face like a M flint, and I know that I shall not be ashamed. ' ' W I sa . 50: 7 6 V DR. JOHN A. DAVIS 'I' HE late, Dr. John A. Davis, founder of the Practical Bible Training School, was known to all as being out- standing in his sacrificial living. He, by the grace of God, learned what it meant to be all on the altar for His Master and His service. There was nothing in this material world that he would not relinguish if only the Lord would be glorified and honored. We saw this time and again in his work. It was especially proven when he and his family gave up their own home to save the School. There was nothing before him but the dedicated purpose to glorify His Lord and the training of 'Young people for the Gospel ministry. lf ever there was a man who knew the meaning of consecration, it was he. He, many times out of his own meager resources, would so unselfishly help those who needed it. He believed in the spiritual investment in the lives of the students. His devotion, courage, faith, deep consecration, liberality, and determination were a real challenge to all. His messages from Gocl's Word were power-packed by the Spirit of God. Many hundreds of Christian men and women are a living testimon today of his faithful ministry. lt is candidly to be stated, that as he preached, he llvecl-- A workman that neecfeth not to be ashamed. His labor of love and passion to help others carried him man times beyond his physical capacity. Many slee less nights he spent in prayer with the burden and concern he had for others. Many a student this day would not be in the ministry were it not for the many prayers, faith, and help from this man of God. This is a life that has been poured out on the altar of sacrifice and one of devotion and faithful service to our Lord. --Theodore Wimer ln loving memory of our Father, John A. Davis DR. and MRS. GORDON C. DAVIS I2 Ami ' 'And God is able to make all grace ' -abound toward Z you: that ye, always having all sufficiency in all things, may 5 abound to everyg good work. ' ' II Corinthians 9:8 Z. 6 MRS. JOHN A. DAVIS E ACH home needs a mother and as such I would like to pay tribute to Mrs. John A. Davis, Mother of Practical Bible Training School. As they would go to a mother, the students could go to her, knowing that her heart of love would under- stand their problems and joys. Together in prayer they would take the problems to the Father, and He would give His peace. We could share our ioys with her, knowing that she would reioice with us, thus obe ing Romans 12:15, Reioice with them that do reioice and weep with them that weep. She truly carriecilout the command, too, of Galatians 6:2, Bear ye one another's burdens. Being the wife of a pastor-evangelist and having passed through tests of the same nature, she knew how to bear the burdens of others. She always had a smile on her lips and in her eyes although she had burdens of her own. She sacrificed her own home life, which means so much to a real mother, to live at the School in order that young men and women might be trained for the Lord's service. Her life of consecration and devotion to her precious Lord was constantly a pattern to the young folk as they went out to establish Christian homes of their own . As her strength failed and she was not able to take an active part in the school life, she was still Mother to the students and Alumni. When returning for a visit to Practical Bible Training School, the Alumni went to Mother Davis, knowing full well that she was as interested in her children out in the harvest field of the world as when they were students under her tender, loving care. Her children arise up to call her blessed. --Lila Wimer In loving memory of our Mother, Mrs. John A. Davis DR. and MRS. GORDON C. DAVIS I3 QW Pffefzbienl DR. GORDON C. DAVIS Thou must be true thyself If thou the truth woulds't teach. It needs the overflow of heart To give the lips full speech. WE, the Class of I954, highly regard you, Dr. Davis, for your consecrated Christian spirit and for your faithfulness as you carry on the great work of our School. As we've received innumerable blessings from our training here, we realize something of the sacrificial labor that you've given to make this training possible. Recognizing that many times the path has been rough and situations impossible, we know that you have kept your trust in God and believed that no matter what happens God is still on His Throne. We cannot fully express to you our appreciation for all that P.B.T.S. has meant in our lives, and only eternity will reveal the challenge and inspiration that we have received from your life and teaching as we have learned not to be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. Our prayers continue with you even though we're far away. May God richly bless, guide, and strengthen you as you labor in His service. And H25 VW 6 ' MRS. GORDON C. DAVIS We'd like more friends like you, Faithful until the end: And if our wish comes true We must be such a friend. D URING these three years at P. B. T. S Mrs. Davis, our lives have been enriched and blessed because of your sweet Christian life. We have found it a pleasure during this time to accept your counselling and advice because our testimony in word is always accentuated b your testimony In deed. You have made us feel welcome at all times to come to you with our sorrows, troubfes, joys and anticipations. You have gone with us to the Throne of Grace to seek God's guidance and direction in our behalf. We praise God for your personal interest in each individual student. Truly, Mrs. Davis, we thank and praise God for this privilege that has been ours of knowing you. We pray that God will richly bless. you as you continue here in the Lord's service. May you continue to be the Iessing and source of inspiration to ot ers that you have been to us. Sponsored through the courtesy of LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Jewish Missions 2I North Main Street Pray for the work among the Jews Liberty, New York REV. HARRY M. FARGO I4 From The Fvlculzy G ROWTH is one of the most desired characteristics of life. It implies an increase in the amount of a particular substance without a decrease in quality. It is a marked indication of health. Various activities may be carried on to stimulate growth but actually all such increase comes from God. Paul may plant, Apollos may water, and ther both might pull weeds, but the actual Photosynthesis that produces more and more cells in any particu ar plant is controlled by some force far above man. Various animals may eat and rest and exercise, but the rocess of oxidation that produces heat, energy, and tissues is generated independently of any known earthlly power. The formula for growth in the spiritual realm seems to be very similar to that of the material world. To be sure, one could not be expected to grow very rapidly or to any great size spiritually without feeding frequently and heartily upon the Word of God. Equally important would be the exercise of prayer and Christian witness- ing. But the actual increase comes from the One who said, l am the vine, ye are the branches, He that abideth in me, and l in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing. A branch may appear to be an independent organism, but it is really iust more of the original vine. And the branch cannot grow or produce fruit without a vital contact with the source of life out of which it sprang. In like manner, Seniors, l am sure that you will always remember that your Christian growth is really Christ's growth in you. He can only add to Himself in you when He has vital contact with your individual souls. So abide in Him. Do not neglect to exercise as He gives the strength, but above all just rest in Him, waitupon His natural from-faith-to-faith increase of Himself in your souls, and there can be no end to your spiritual growth until you stand before Him in glory. To The Fazculgf F OR the unnumbered ways in which you have been a blessing to us the past three years, we, the Class of '54, , wish to extend our most sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation. We cannot thank God enough for per- mitting us to attend a school where the Lord Jesus Christ is exalted as He' is here. We know that only a deep love for our Lord and a desire to do His will could make you the blessing you have been to us. Our prayer is that each of us may have something of that same love to carry with us out into our Christian ministry. Your labors of love will continue with us throughout the remainder of our lives, and only the Lord knows how much they will accomplish. Although we soon will be going out into the fields into which our Lord has called us, we have the blessed hope of being united eternally with our blessed Saviour. What a wonderful reunion that will bel Until that time comes, we trust that the Lord will use you, your talents, and your lives to send many more ministers of the blessed Gospel out into the great harvest fields. Sponsored through the courtesy of BOULEVARD METHODIST CHURCH Binghamton, New York I5 Fazculzjf REV. GORDON C. DAVIS, D.D. Isaiah 41:10 Psychology and Preaching Homiletics Comparative Theology Public Speaking Senior Vocal PSYCHOLOGY AND PREACHING .... Instruction is given the stu- dent in this course in the important facts and truths of the principles of sychology. It gives those principles of psychology which are most helpful to the preacher in his work of dealing with people. The stu- dent also is given a knowledge of leadership and an enthusiasm for it. He is given the important equipment of human understanding and tact which will enable him as a leader to convince people, rather than to force them, to accept his message willingly. HOMILETICS .... This is the study of the preparation and delivery of sermons. It includes a detailed study of the different types of ser- mons, source materials, and illustrations. COMPARATIVE THEOLOGY .... Various reasons for the necessity for Christians to be Critical Apologists are given in this course. It is to repare the Apologist to be able to defend the Bible, as well as to believe it, in order that he may be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh him a reason of the hope that is in him. I Peter 3:15. ' A general study and refutation of Anti-Biblical theories of the cause of the universe, and a study course on the Harmony of Science and the Bible are also presented. PUBLIC SPEAKING .... This is a three year course devoted to the development of an exercise and method whereby the diaphragm lift support of the voice production is established. In the first year, the student is started on the method, in the second, the voice is more securely placed and supported and the method becomes more auto- maticp and in the third, the Seniors build on the foundation whlch they have laid in the past two years. SENIOR VOCAL .... Vocal lessons supplement the Public Speaking course, and help the student to develop a singing voice as well as a speaking voice. Psychological qualities are also developed which will enable him to speak in confidence, assurance and conviction. REV. M, C, PATTERSON HAZEL B. DAVIS MRS. M. C. PATTERSON Th.D., D.D. Psalm 84:11 Zechariah 4:6 Nahum 1:7 Dean of Women Assistant Director Direeter Superintendent of of the of the Household Department Students' League of Nany Nations Students' League of Many Nations ASSISYGDT Financial Field Representative Financial Field Representative 16 REV. MARMION L. LOWE, D.D. Il Timothy 2:l5 English Bible Old Testament Interpretation New Testament Interpretation Class Teacher '55 HILDA I. COPLEY, M.A. Isaiah 26:3 English 4 Literature Christian Education Shorthand Church Secretarial Methods ENGLISH BIBLE .... This is an interesting course in which a simpli- fied system of Bible marking is used. It informs the students of the basic facts, persons, and incidents of early Biblical record. Every promise, law, type, and chapter of the Old Testament story is dis- covered to have its final, fullest expression in the Lord Jesus Christ. OLD TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION .... This is also a study of the Old Testament ,and has as its aim the finding of Christ in every book and chapter. The student seeks to gain the true meaning of Scripture in the light of the Gospel of Grace and to acquire the living eternal message of each book for the times in which we live. NEW TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION .... The law of Biblical inter- pretation and exegesis is to find out the mind of God through the Word of God, under the direction of the Holy Spirit. Dr. F. E. Marsh. This study deals with the laws of interpretation and is a definite study of the important truths of the New Testament. ENGLISH 4 .... A course in College English, designed to build on the foundation of High School courses in composition and grammar a thorough knowledge of correct and appropriate speaking and writing on a college level. LITERATURE .... A study of American Literature on a college level, with a special emphasis upon authors whose lives and writings furnish illustrations for sermons. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION I .... A History of Christian Education is taught together with story-telling and the use of the flannelgraph. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 2 .... A study of Child Psychology of the various age levels of childhood and adolescence. Attention is given to the physical, mental, spiritual, and social characteristics, interests, and needs of each group . CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 3 .... A study of the use of Visual Aids in the Church. A practical course of instruction in the use of various kinds of Visual Aids and equipment. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 4 .... A study of Principles of Christian Education, including methods in Vacation Bible School, and in Youth Work in the Church. Also, a course in Administration of Church School is taught in this year. I7 NELLIE A. MANLEY, B.A. John l5:7 Assistant Registrar Secretary to President Secretary in Financial Office Secretary and Bookkeeper in Household Department Church History Missions Typewriting REV. WOODROW BROWN Ephesians 4:30 Biblical Theology Doctrine Biblical Antiquities Greek I Greek-English Assistant in Greek 2 Assistant in Men's Department Basketball Coach CHURCH HISTORY I .... In this course the history of the Christian Church through the different periodstis traced, it includes the Apostolic Period, the Ante-Nicene Period, the Post-Nicene Period, the 'Development of the Papacy, the Ascendancy of the Papacy, the Decline of the Papacy, and the Reformation. CHURCH HISTORY 2 .... A further study of Church Histor assigned for the Theological Diploma. It presents the revivals of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, together with a study of the more important denominations which have developed since the Refor- mation. MISSIONS .... The history and progressive development .ofChristian Missions from the time of Paul to the present. It includes also biogra- phical sketches of important pioneer missionaries, and a study of the qualifications and preparation of the individual for missionary work. Research study is made and a presentation of home missions is given. BIBLICAL THEOLOGY .... This is a Messianic and Prophetic course in which much consideration is given to God's method of Revealing Himself to mankind. This of necessity puts the study of Israel in a prominent place. The prophecies of the Old Testament are considered and compared with their New Testament fulfillments particularly in the Person of Christ. BIBLE DOCTRINE .... The doctrinal teachings of Scripture are studied in this course. The teaching includes a study of the Attributes of the Triune God, God's dealing with the problem of sin, the sub- stitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ, the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit, and some dispensational truth. BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES I .... The study of the history of all nations from Antiquity. Included also is the study of the setting of the New Testament together with the happenings of the Inter-testament years. Some time, too, is devoted to a study of Bible manners and customs in the land of Palestine. BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES 2 .... An advanced course of Bible History in which recent archaeologicpl discoveries and their corroborative values are studied . GREEK I .... A study of the basic principles of New Testament Greek grammar. GREEK-ENGLISH I .... NEW TESTAMENT WORD STUDY .... The student in this study gains the deeper meaning which is contained in the Greek words without the details of grammatical usage. GREEK-ENGLISH 2 .... NEW TESTAMENT WORD STUDY .... The discovery of hidden truths in the Greek words in this course inspires the student to do independent research in this inexhaustible goId-mine. I8 REV. ELLIOTT ACKERLY B.S. in Music Colossians 3:l6 Music Theory Sight Singing and Ear Training Choral Conducting Harmony Music History Piano and Organ 1 MUSIC THEORY .... A course in the theory and practice of the fun- damentals of music. After this study, Harmony I and Melody Writing will be offered. SIGHT SINGING AND EAR TRAINING .... The pupil learns to read music and to detect the pitch, dynamics and intervals of music . CHORAL CONDUCTING I .... This is a course in which the pupil learns to conduct songs of different time measures. This course in- cludes Hymnology. ln the course the book, 40 Gospel Hymn Stories is studied. A list of hymns to be used for special occasions such as weddings, funerals, Easter, Communion, Baptisms, and invitationsare given. CHORAL CONDUCTING II .... This ls a continuance of and an en- largement upon Choral Conducting I. It specializes in choir tech- niques, evangelistic choir programs and materials, and music appre- ciation. 1 HARMONY .... It is the sequel to Music Theory and Sight Singing. The art of chord building and melody writing ls studied along with chord classification and transposition. MUSIC HISTORY .... James Francis Cooke's Standard History of Music covers the beginning of music to modern composition. It em- bodies and emphasizes the great composers and their contribution to the development of music, the youngest of the fine arts. PIANO AND ORGAN .... Beginner students soon learn to play simplified hymns. Suggestions are given for evangelistic piano playing to the advanced students. Organ is taught only to the advanced piano students REV. THEODORE WIMER John 4:38 Superintendent of Men Supervisor of Men's Manual Work Department Evangelism I EVANGELISM I .... The course of Evangelism undertakes to fumish the student with a working knowledge of the Scriptures so that they can be used in leading lost men and women to the Saviour. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY .... This ls asenior subiect, and, as the name implies is designed to systemative and synchronize the student's knowledge of the vital doctrines of our Chris- tian faith and to equip him to present Bible truth in an intelligent and convincing manner. REV. PAUL GRIFFIS, B.A , TH D Psalm 84 Il Systematic Theology I9 BIBLICAL INTRODUCTION .... All Christians reioice in the fact that they have God's Word to read and study. However, few of them know the experiences through which it passed in order that we might have it today. The purpose of this course is to search out the origin of the sacred scriptures and to learn of the great experiences in hardship, fire and hatred through which it has passed. Through all of these experiences God has miraculously preserved it for His people. A knowledge of this subiect is necessary, though much neglected. The course gives the student a foundation upon which he may build more detailed Bible study. lncluded also are suggestions as to qualifications necessary and methods for more fruitful study of the Bible. REV. CLIFFORD A. ELSBREE A.B. in Th. Jeremiah 33:3 Biblical Introduction NEW TESTAMENT GREEK 3 .... This is an advanced course in Greek where the student goes on to use his Greek in a more practical way. . . .namely, the translation of certain Epistles from the original lan- guage in which they were written into our own language. GREEK 2 .... A foundation of grammar is laid in this course to ac- quaint the student with the fundamental facts of Greek. REV. JOHN E. KARENKO A.B., B.D. Philippians 1:29 New Testament Greek 3 Greek 2 EVANGELISM 2 .... A further study in Evangelism to acquaint the student with those who are misled by erroneous views of the truth and how to deal with them, and a study of different avenues of Evangelism. MRS. JEAN ACKERLY REV. WM. S. CRANDALL B.S. in Music Ph-D-I D-D- lsaiah 4i:t0 Proverbs 3:6 Evangelism 2 Teacher Emeritus 20 From The Staff S ENIORS, as you step forward with Christ into the ripened harvest fields to which God has called you, the prayers of the staff members of P. B.T.S. go-with you. lt has beena ioy to us, during your three years of preparation at Practical Bible Training School, to notice in you a growth in grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. We believe that your spiritual life has been deepened, that your determination to do the will of God has been strengthened, and that your personal consecration to Christ has been renewed during your days of study here. Therefore, we do praise the Lord for these years of training which you have spent with us, for we know they have been profitable to you. It is our reward to know that you are equipped to go forward with Christ. Now there awaits you the mighty task to which God has called you, that of proclaiming the precious Word of Life to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death. The members of the staff of your beloved school wish you Godspeed. May our precious Lord direct your steps, and may there be many who will come to know Christ as Saviour and Lord as a result of your earnest consecration to His will and your step of faith-Forward with Christ. To The fluff F OR the practical lessons learned and the blessings we have enjoyed here at P.B.T.S. during the past three years, we, of the Senior Class, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation. We cannot help but thank and praise God for the privilege of attending a school where each and every member of the entire staff has consecrated his life to the Lord's service. We know there has had to be great sacri- fices in many cases in order that we could enioy the wonderful blessings that have been ours during our time of preparation here. We also would like to mention the many blessings we have received in fellowship with you. We know we cannot fully realize the privilege of fellowship such as this until after we have gone from this Christian School into our different fields of service. We believe that then we will be able to look back and see what a blessed privilege it was to have been here with you. Our prayer is that our Lord will continue to bless and guide you in the work He has chosen for you until He shall come to take His own unto Himself. Sponsored through the courtesty of DUNDEE BIBLE CHURCH Dundee, N. Y. Rev. David Fisher, Pastor 21 , 1 I 1 l 1 r .- D fluff FRANCES L. SAWYER Psalm 62:5 English 2 Secretary in charge of Echoes Book Room ENGLISH 2. . .A con- tinuation of the study of English Grammar. DOROTHY GARDINOR Joshua 1:5 Alumni U Secretary, Treasurer SARA LENORE SWAN Ephesians 1:7 Secretary to Dean of Women Secretary in Telephone Exchange Assistant in Women's Department MRS. DANIEL L. CONN Isaiah 41:10 Librarian MRS. EDNA GARDINOR Psalm 37:5 Staff Member Emeritus HELEN J. GARDNER Psalm 34:3 Assistant to Dean of Women Supervisor of Women 's Manual Work ' Department DANIEL L. CONN Psalm 91:2 Superintendent of Grounds, Buildings, and Maintenance Supervisor in Men's Manual Work Depart- ment MILDRED U. CLARKE Jeremiah 33:3 School Nurse Assistant in Women's Department Class Teacher '54 22 X 5 . it fm LOIS ELLEN LEE Psalm 40:8 Superintendent of Laundry Assistant in Women's Department HELENE HEMENWAY Deuteronomy 3l :8 English I English 3 Assistant in Women's Department Ass't in Bookkeeper's Dept. ENGLISH I ...... This course deals with the Fundamentals of English grammar. ENGLISH 3 ...... This course in composition helps to equip the stu- dent to present the Gospel effectively. MRS. MARION SPURR Hebrews l3:5,6 Culinary Department MRS. LILA WIMER Matthew 28:20 Assistant in Women's Department Assistant in Manual Work Department 23 JOHN H. HOAGLAND Psalm 73:2,I7 Maintenance Assistant Night Watchman Z. GEORGE CHAYET John 3:I6 Maintenance Assistant Member of Student's League of Many Nations MRS. MYRTA HAWLEY Isaiah 4I :IO Assistant in Culinary Department . W will FIRST YEAR Name of Subject English Bible Bible Doctrine Biblical Antiquities I Missions English 4 fColIege, Biblical Introduction Evangelism I Public Speaking I Greek I Christian Education I Fr. Homiletics English 2 fAssigned, English I fAssigned, Shorthand QEIective, fNot offered in '53-'54, Music Theory fEIective, Conducting I fEIective, Piano KEIective, Organ QEIective, GORDON STUDIOS Washington Street Endicott, New York SECOND YEAR Hours Name of Hours Per Week Subiect Per Week Old Testament Interpretation Biblical Theology Greek 2 Jr. Homiletics Church History I Greek-English I lAssigned for Theological Diploma, Evangelism 2 Literature Christian Education 2 Christian Education 3 fAssigned for Theological Diploma, Biblical Antiquities 2 Public S eaking 2 English 5lAssigned, Tyaewriting fEIective, ot offered in '53-'54, Sight Singing fElective, Ear Training KE Iective, Conducting 2 fEIective, Piano fEIective, Organ fEIective, Sponsored through the courtesy of 24 O C Qs .ff ' THIRD YEAR Name of Hours Subiect Per Week New Testament Interpretation 6 Systematic Theology 4 Christian Education 4 3 Greek 3 3 Sr. Homiletics sychology and Preaching 3 Comparative Theology fCriticaI Apologetics, 3 Greek-English 2 fAssigned for Theological Diploma, 2 Church History 2 fAssigned for Theological Diploma, I Pastoral Efficiency I Public Speaking 3 I Church Secretarial Methods fEIective, 2 Vocal Harmony fElective, I Music History fEIective, I Piano fEIective, I Organ fEIective, I ze N -251355 'Y I 1 I Prqwzmizbn Our Clam Teacher Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. ' ' Jeremiah 33:3 WE, the Class of '54, definitely feel that It was the leading of the Lord to have you, Miss Clarke, as our Class Teacher. Your love and radiance as you work for the Lord have been more than a blessing to us. You'll never know how much we appreciate your help and guidance In our spiritual lives. We seek in prayerful words, Miss Clarke, Our heart's true wish to send you, That you may know that, far or near, Our loving thoughts attend you. We cannot find a truer word, As leaving we address you Nor song nor poem that we have heard, ls sweeter than God bless you. God bless youl So we've wished you all Of brightness life possesses, For can there any icy at all Be thine, unless God blesses? God bless youl So we breathe a prayer Lest grief's dark nlght oppress youp For how can sorrow bring you harm, If 'tis God's way to bless youl As we leave P.B.T.S., we leave this pra er with you. You will always remain in our hearts and minds, and because of the influence of your life, we can say, Our hearts shall be houses of prayer as we go 'Forward With Christ. ' As we part, we realize how much we owe you, as Our Advisor, Our Nurse, and Our Friend. May God's richest blessings be yours, and may He tenderly watch over and care for you until we meet again. Sponsored through the courtesy of GRACE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN SUNDAY SCHOOL Main Street Rockwood, Pennsylvania 26 fenzbfff President Charles F. Klloskl 170 North Oraton Parkway East Orange, New Jersey Precious Jesus, Thou hast saved me, Thine, and only Thine I am, Oh, the Cleansing Blood has reached mel Glory, glory to the Lamb. Consecrated to Thy service, I will live and die for Thee, I will witness to Thy glory, Of Salvation, full and free. Pauline R. Wells R.F.D. 2 Portland, Michigan Y ' VI -P ld t It may be In the valley, ce res en Where countless dangers hide, It may be in the sunshine That I in peace abide, But this one thing I know If it be dark or fair, :f Jesus goeihylviith me, wi go an ere. God's path is the path of b esslng. Deuteronomy 31 :8 Class Class Class Secretary Iona J. Shaylor Columbia Cross Roads Pennsylvania 1'm thankful that the Lord Jesus has saved me and given everlasting life. He's a wonder- ful Saviour and a friend who never falls. Not mine, but His must be the choice For every passing da , And in His hands I glladly lea The keeping of my way. ve Psalm 91:1 Congratulations to Class of '54 FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH West Edmeston, New York Rev. Richard Wetherbee, Pastor CLASS RESPONSE Class Colors: Blue and white Motto: 'Forward with Christ Verse: Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me ll Song: Submission Treasurer Charles Sild Bedel Avenue Clintondale, New York A glorious band, the chosen few on whom the Spirit came, Twelve valiant saints, their hope they knew, And mocked the cross and flame, They met the tyrant's brandished steel, the Iion's gory mane: The bowed their necks the death to feel: Who follows in their train? Praise God for the motivating power of the Spirit. MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Main 8- Chestnut Street Binghamton, New York 27 Rosa Aesch R.F.D. 2, Box 329 Gloversville, New York Harold Cobb Hal lstead Pennsylvania Norma J . Aughenbaugh Living for Jesus, surrendered and true, Every moment of every day. Walking with only His pleasures in view, Every step of this pilgrim way. Just to be clay in the Potter's hand, Ready to do what His Word commands, Only to be what He wants me to be, Every moment of every day. For ears I had searched for 'o and ha iness but to Y l Y PP no avail, until Christ found me hidden in the degrada- tion of sin. Thanks be unto God for the Great Salvation that l have in Christ Jesus. ln Him I'm safe' and secure. He gives me peace and icy ever- lasting. Psalm 40:2 Because of the Cross, the Tomb and the glorious Resur- rection of my Lord Jesus Christ, l stand this day for eternity. May He ever keep me true to proclaim the wonders of the Gospel of Salvation to the world. ll Peter 3:18 God is in every tomorrow, Planning for you and me, E'en in the dark will I follow- Trust where my eyes cannot see, Stilled b His promise of blessing, Soothed by the touch of His hand, Confident in His protection, Knowing my life-path is planned. Proverbs 3:5,6 One with Christ--oh ioy divinel l am His, and He is mine. Oh the wonder of His gracel He is my abiding place. One with Christ till life is o'er One with Christ forevermorel Truly, He is a wonderful Saviour to mel I want my life to tell for Jesus. Psalm 27:1 Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. Acts 16:31 ln so doing - you too can have a flood of ioy and peace in your heart. Oh, it is great to be a Chris- tianl Simon D . Dodson Sipesville Pennsylvania Jacjualyn Barry Lyn onville New York Harry Dornheim Star Rpute Bible School Park Curwensville, Pennsylvania MR- 3- MRS- JAMES G- HUDSON New York R. D. 3 Clearfield, Pennsylvania 28 Esther A. Bell I6 Archbald Street Carbondale, Pennsylvania Gerald E. Graybill Richfield Pennsylvania Mrs. Donna S. Compton Bible School Park New York I owe my all to Jesus- He id the mighty debt, Andarnay I bow my head in shame, If ever I Forget. He found me poor and needy He gladly took me in, He gave me all I now possess I give my all to Him. And whatsoever e do in word or deed, do all in the name of the LorcllJesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by Him. Col. 3:17 I thank the Lord For my salvation. My desire is to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit and in all things to give Christ preemience. No word can explain, nor tongue utter, the great price Jesus Christ payed for a loveless sinner. For- getting the past, looking steadfastly upon Him, may my life glow with the love and passion of my Saviour, till I see Him face to face. Ephesians 2:4-,5 Living for Jesus, who died in my place, Bearing an Calvary my sin and disgrace, Such love constrains me to answer His call, Follow His leading and give Him my all. ln all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 l've never been sorry I heeded God's call, l've never been sorry I gave Him my all, My walk with the Saviour grows sweeter each day, l've never been sorry one step of the way. Proverbs 3:5,6 l've found a Friend, Oh such a Friend, He loved me 'ere I knew Him, He drew me with the cords of love, And thus He bound me to Him. Gladly I'll serve my Lord and Saviour, ever striving to be in His directive will. Romans 8:31 Sponsored through the courtesy of CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Maxton, North Carolina 29 Gordon P. Hay South Apalachin New York Dolores R. Correll IOI9 Garfield Avenu Belvidere, Illinois 8 William F. Haynes Walhalla South Carolina Following Jesus ever day by day, Nothing can harm me when He leads the way. Sunshine or shadow, whate'er befall, Jesus my Saviour is my all in all. I praise God for saving me from sin, and calling me into His service. l'm following Jesus each step of the way. I Peter 2:21 I praise the Lord that lt wosn t through any work of my own that saved me. I have been bought with a rice. Yes, the precious blood of the Lord Jesus, which was shed on Calvary's Cross for me, and through believing on Him I have everlasting life. I Peter 1:18,19 Vida Jane Dunn R. D. No. 1 Medina, New York I am glad to say with the Psalmist, The Lord is my light . and my Salvation, whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1 Now I am going Forward as the Lord leads me into His Harvest Fields. Once I was drifting, lost and in sin, Once I was dying, darkness within, Now I am living, the wa He planned, Harbored in Jesus, Kept by His hand. Karl J. Margeson 40 Union Street Dundee, New York Gethsemane, can I forget? Or there Thy conflict see. Thine agony and blood-like sweat, And not remember Thee? I would not halve my service, His only it must bel His only - who so loved me, And gave Himself for me. Philippians I:20,2I Psalm 62:1,2 Truly my soul waiteth upon God from Him cometh my salvation. He is my rock and my salvation, He is my defence, I shall not be greatly moved. Luke 20:18 Whosoever shall fall upon that stone shall be broken, but on whomsoever it shall fall, it will grind him to powder. Nick Nechita 22 West Bacon Street Hillsdale, Michigan Laura Oakes 210 Willow Road Garden City Chester, Pennsylvania E I be h M . . Bgbig Sghoolllsgrk Sponsored through the courtesy of E?nSld5E Slmmons New York NAP'-ES GOSPEL TABERNACLE Wellsboro, Pennsylvania Naples, New York WADE MAYO The Wigdens Oberlin, Ohio ao 1 Jesus said In John 14:6, I am the way, the truth and the lifep no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. How thankful I am that, even though I was a member of a church, the Holy Spirit convicted me of my need to know the way, and then I received the truth and the life. I Corinthians 1:18 For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness, but unto us which are saved it Is the wer of God. I pray that I may be used of God to proclldlm His word in its fulness. Let him know, that he which converteth the sinner from the error I of his way shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a I multitude of sins. James 5:20 Gerald F . Vanaman Confluence Pennsylvania Stanley A. Smith Windham Summit Pennsylvania Jesus Christ once said, This is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast sent. I am so thankful to the Triune God for this true, genuine life that has been given so freely to me. Amazing grace, how sweet the sound ll Z' That saved a wretch like me. eli, Q I I truly do thank the Lord for His grace in saving me, and calling me into His service. Thou therefore my son, be I strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. Il Timothy 2:1 ' I, .',,, BIIIY A' TOPCY James A. Walter R- Q- 3 Box 102 Add'50 l New York Rockwood, Pennsylvania r--- THEOLOGUE STAFF Honorary Editor . . Mildred U. Clarke Treasurer .... Gerald E. Graybill Editor ......- Charles F- Sqleg wnqger , Gordon P. Hay Asst. Editor .... PCUIIFIC R. Wells James A, Wqlfer Literary Editors . . Jacqualyn A. Barry. Publicity . . . BlllyA. Tobey Iona J. Shaylor Harold P, Cobb Feature Editor . . . Billy A. Tobey Hg,-ry Domheiml Jr, Class Historian . . Rosa Aesch Secretary . . Ronald E, Simmons S orts Editor .... Karl J. Margeson Alumni , , , Donna Compfon l'llIJmor Editors . . Photography . . . Music... .. Art ....... Business Manager Asst. Mgr. . . Esther A. Bell Stanley A. Smith Charles Sild Laura L. Oakes Norma J. Aughenbaugh Vida Jane Dunn Dolores R. Correll William F. Haynes Gerald F. Vanaman Typing Staff . . League Editor. . Elizabeth R. Miles Laura L. Oakes Donna S. Compton Jacqualyn A. Barry Norma J. Aughenbaugh Vida Jane Dunn ' Dolores R. Correll Nick Nechita f f2 '+ i- N fi -- Sponsored through the courtesy of wAlEEmt:EwL22rlS.l,i:ll:RCH Clam Teacher? fllavfalcge ,. WX il v n , we L , ,,. I GREETINGS to you, the Class of '54, in the blessed name of our Saviour Jesus Christ, Who is now inter- ceding for us at the right hand of God. In the short time we have been together, I have enjoyed working with you and can say with Paul, the Apostle, I thank my God upon every remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all making request with ioy, for your fellowship in the Gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. I am confident that God will keep your minds and hearts steadfast as you endeavor to walk along life's pathway. In Ephesians we are admonished to walk after the Spirit and to put on the new man which is in Christ Jesus. Our minds must be renewed in order to manifest the Spirit of Christ in our lives, as we are told in the Word to be ye transformed by the renewing of your minds. We can never be Christ-like until we com- pletely yield our minds as well as our bodies to God. God wants a yielded life to use for His glory. Also in Ephesians we are told not to grieve the Holy Spirit by malice, bitterness, and anger but we are to be kind, tenderhearted, forgiving one another. This spirit is a humble spirit which allows us to be true followers of God. As believers we can learn not to be as fools but must redeem the time, understanding what the will of God is. Also we must be equipped to go forward, overcoming all obstacles by being filled with the Spirit, giving thanks always for Qlthings unto God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. God wants us to be strong in Him and in the power of His might. This can be accomplished when we yield ourselves completely to Him, when we arm ourselves with the Sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, and when we pray without ceasing. My sincere prayer for each one of you is that you may be so yielded to the will of God and be so Spirit filled that God may use you to win lost souls for Him. Sponsored through the courtesy of MR. 8. MRS. HARRY WALTER, JR. MR. 8: MRS. HARRY WALTER, SR. Rockwood, Pennsylvania Rockwood, Pennsylvania 32 K. PAUL UPHANTIS RHEA MARIE GERSHON As l think of you, the words of ll Timothy 4:5 come to my mind .... Make full proof of thy ministry. Although Paul was probably the greatest preacher since the days of the Lord Jesus, young Timothy was not admonished to be another Paul. You see, not all of us have the some talents and abilities. Timothy was told, Make full proof of thy ministry. My prayer for you and for myself is that God will help each of us to fill well the place that He has for us. Make full proof of thy ministry. E. SCHUYLER ENGLISH Honorary Mm ben ll Cor. 5:17, 18,20 - Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new crea- ture: .... All things are of God, who hath reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation, .... Now then we are ambassadors for Christ. . . Dearly beloved, my prayer is that God by His Spirit would grant you the realization of this all important fact--the necessity of self-abandonment and complete submission to God. In our mission for Christ, whether at home or abroad, no task or station should be too humble for one who loves the Lord. Covet not the lofty places, but remember that whatever place He leads us to occupy, His S irit is ever with us to help, to guide, and to prepare us for that glory which we are to experience when we see Jesus face to face. X Hold fast the form of sound words. III Tim. I:I3.l That is, hold on to the pattern of whole- some doctrine that you have learned at P.B.T.S. As you go out from school to enter the Lord's service at home or abroad, never let go of the truths that have been taught you. There will be many voices that will suggest alteration of the doctrines of the Scriptures that you have been taught, and other voices that will propose compromise. Hold fastl Hold fastl The surest way to maintain your devotion to God's Word is to continue its reading without ceasing. Not simply for the sake of preparing messages but for your own soul's nurture and good, read the Word dail . You have completed your studies at P.B.T.S. and have done well. Remember, however, that your study of the Bible should never be finished. Hold fast the form of sound words . . .That good thing which was committed unto thee, keep by the Holy Ghost which dwelleth in us. ii BROOME COUNTY MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Rev. M. L. Lowe, Teacher, Volunteers of America Chapel, Binghamton, N. Y. 33 JOE B. RICE J. PALMER MUNTZ ,il . if K gf! ' Mrs. Haynes Mrs. Tobey Mrs. Dornheim Mrs . Walter HE Class of '54 dedicates this page to the women behind the scenes, the ones to whom we owe a great deal. Although you have not received much recognition for your sacrificial labors, we wish to extend our thanks for your tience and labors of love on behalf of your hiisbands and our school. Though you may not realize it, your lives have been a real blessing and challenge to us all. May God bless you all as you continue in His service. Others may do a greater work, But you have your part to do, And no one in all God's heritage Can do it as wellas you. -Q If Mrs. Smith Mrs . Vanaman -v--M. Mrs . Hay Mrs. Margeson Mrs. Graybill Mrs. Nechita 34 Y.-Y ' M51 Efobb OUR THREE YEARS OE PREPARATION Entering 'Lb Prepare fvff,m5.1A , me - - MM, I - R mmz1z?z:x'MWf ?f5iW M26 WW? A f,?wW3,az,?Jf,pwQWx,?2LAwW 0w5jd!4,uQ Icindo ill Us fhraugl-, Chr: which strengthen mf Pl-lf .fs dn0d0mw bm 4 fam ,my www Zuwbdidfuddaaiozmw WZWHR Qzigwa WMQZM fjfw mm wmmwan fff'ffff'r '4C1'f 'g:,l,,,3iffL JVM , DEM' . 1 . nw . ,i O Q4 fwmw MQ? lf53. 24,3041 wiwwfffm .aura l 2 A 35 . , , , , WM 1,,L 3Z ',f?'W17'L. if I f-Q6d5'w'ARomTfr'ftcHLR1sr' Le-ivivl Q fo Procla. Clam Song NORMA AUGHENBAUGH FORWARD WITH CHRlST NORMA AUGHENBAUGH l. christ is the ioy of liv-ing, He is our rock and shield. 2. Though tri-als come in this life, We'll ne-v-er turn a-way. 3. We owe our all to Je-sus, He washed a-way our sin. 'AFEE FFAVFE GF5 5 w Af F F l I A F F l l l QtidaQfialff,efHfLfiis:1Q He gave His life to save us from our sin, So, to Him our all we yield. For Christ has told us in His Ho-ly Word, That He is with us al-way. W h cl i ll h l Of I f d H e w o are save re- oice tote t e ost, sa -va-tion oun in im. l'7:+iiE5FiiE1fDEiEl:i'i3El'FFFEQ 37,1 FFEFV1 Ei S lrigtffi? u fi H x A . ' . . W 3 , - il lgfiilffiswiiqj fi QM He has saved us from our sin, Oth-er souls to him we'll wing For-ward with Christ we'll gol .5 5 36 Q Clam VW!! WE, the Class of l954, being of absent mind on this 42nd day of Jupiter do hereb hand down, write out and articulate this contruvance to be our First Williand Dis osal, in preceeding manner, and ,we direct that the provisions of said Will, be illegally carried in by Miss Mildred U. Clarke. Vida Jane Dunn - leaves her Be a six-footer pills to Mildred Buckland. Laura Oakes - disposes of her Greek book to Becky Heflin. Jackie Barry - leaves her facial expressions to Elsie Knapp. Donna Compton - leaves her cooking ability to Jeanette Van Hart. Pauline Wells - leaves her giggles to lva Hoover. Garden Hay - leaves his winning smile to David Seeley. Rosa Aesch - leaves her silence to Sylvia Stupke. William Haynes - leaves his intelligence to Dick Jones. Esther Bell - bequeaths her singing ability to Shirley Wetmore. Ronnie Simmons - donates his loud ties to Robert Swingle. Iona Shaylor - leaves her secretarial ability to Audrey Jensen. Karl Margeson - wills his determination to Bill Hollen. Fred Vanaman - reluctantly leaves his sleeping pills for classes to Jim Dods. Harold Cobb - bequeaths his class attention to John Uplinger. Harry Dornheim - leaves his love for spaghetti to Steve Zeh. Dolores Correll - gives her artistic ability to Sandy Goheen. Jim Walter - leaves his teasing to Roger McManus. Charles Sild - leaves his Theological Brain to Fred Kruger. Norma Aughenbaugh - leaves her piano playing ability to Gladys Neeley. Charles Kiloski - bequeaths his preaching ability to Everett Fox. Billy Tobey - leaves his fatherly touch to Jim Wheeler. Nick Nechita - leaves his Home Permanent Kit to Paul Mayo. Elizabeth Miles - leaves her silent smile to Rosalee Vidigson. Budd Dodson - leaves his Cadillac to Jim Godley to take the place of his Model T. Stanley Smith - leaves his Nlaster of Ceremonies ability to Elwood Simons. Z.,- -.,.f ,,.- ,.- Z- 37 From The fumbzff O NLY a few short weeks and your three wonderful years of preparation will be ended. As we have been privileged to-spend these two years with you, we have observed your steady growth in the three phases of preparation necessary for Christian service. We have seen how Jesus has come to mean more to you and how you have sought to glorify Him in every activity. Your desire to know His will and your willingness to obey it has revealed how much you have grown in the phase of your preparation concerning Jesus. By seeking to win souls to Christand to be a blessing to Christians, you have demonstrated that others have received the necessary consideration in your preparation. Our class has greatly benefited from the example you have set in these matters. Last of all, your lives have proved that you ourselves have grown spiritually during the years of training. This preparation of your spiritual life will always be something you can look back upon with thanksgiving and ioy. lf you always put Jesus, first, Others second, and Yourself last, you will be successful for God. How- ever, all the preparation you have received here must be only a foundation and starting place for future building of a life thoroughly furnished for God 's service. T 0 The fumbfff A S our time of preparation draws to a close, we thank God for the 'privilege of knowing and having Christian fellows ip with you. We praise God for your obedience in answering His call to come to P.B.T.S., and our prayer for you is that you will continue to follow where our Lord may lead. Remember always that a Christian worker is good, a worker in Christ is better, but Christ in a worker is best. As you continue to prepare for our Lord's service, there will be times of testing and there may be trials along the way. But do not become discouraged, because God has promised in His Holy Word that He will be with you to give grace and strength to meet your every need. ll Cor. 9:8 - And God isable to makeil race abound toward you, that ye, alwag having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every goi work. . . .My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will l rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. ll Cor. l2:9. May God richly bless you as you finish your training at P.B.T.S. and may you truly have a greater vision of the fields white unto harvest. All that you long to do as a Christian, all that you long to do for God, are within the possibilities of faith. Sponsored through the courtesy of CLASS OF '55 38 fumbfff JAMES WHEELER Bible School Park New York y Study, pray, obey .... Every single day .... ln God's best way .... Romans 1:16 PRESIDENT IVA HOOVER Dallas, Pennsylvania The Lord is my strength Him . REV. MARMION L. LOWE, D.D. Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workmon that needeth not to ashamed, rigwtly dividing the word of truth. ll Timothy 2:15 THOMAS E. BAKER 3 Mill Street Binghamton, New York l want to be His for lost souls. and my shield, l reioice in MALINDA l. SLEIGHT CLASS TEACHER TREASURER 1 1 1 1 VICE-PRESIDENT R, D, 1, Box 361 New Castle, Pennsylvania The Lord is my light and my salvation, yea the very strength of my life. SECRETARY Sponsored through the courtesy of WESTERN NEW YORK P.B.T.S. ALUMNI FELLOWSHIP PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH Castile, New York Johnson City, New York 39 1 ELDRED E. ANKNEY 250 Main Street . Johnson City, New York l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13 MILDRED BUCKLAND 2924 Lincoln Avenue St. Albans, West Virginia There is no greater privilege, no greater blessing than serving Him- He completely saves, keeps, and satisfies. Joshua 1:8, 9 HAROLD L. BECKLEY R. F. D. 2 Williamsport, Maryland I Timothy I:15 . . .Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief. Philippians 3:13,14 'FRANCES GIBSON R. D. 2 Springboro, Pennsylvania Take the world, but give me Jesus. CHARLES BROOKS 269 North Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Kerrmoor Marron Ansonville Pennsylvania Rev. Karl Schoonover, Pastor Sponsored through the courtesy 40 MRS. MARY E. BROOKS 269 North Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Sing unto the Lord, bless His name: shew forth His salvation from day to day. Psalm 96:2 DALE E. BAKER 420 Duke Street Northumberland, Pennsylvania I was taken into the fold, The glory of God I now behold Jesus is my Shepherd. Jeremiah 33:3 E. JANE COUNTS Box 977 Kirkland, Washington Jesus is all the world to me--my life, my joy, my all. Il Timothy 1:12 GEORGE L. BRASSER Millport, New York But my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in Glory by Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:19 The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and he that winneth souls is wise. Proverbs 11:30 REV. 8- MRS. C. C. SHOEMAKER 10253 N. E. 64th Street Kirkland, Washington SANDRA F . GOHEEN Tyrone Pennsylvania I will say of the Lord, He is m refuge and my fortress, my God? in Him will I trust. EVERETT C. FOX Naples New York I Timothy 6:12 Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life. REBECCA M. HEFLIN R. D. 1 Front Royal, Virginia I love my wonderful Saviour for saving my soul through His precious blood . John 5:24 FLOYD M. HARRIS Millport New York For I determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ, and Him crucified. I Corinthians 2:2 LOIS BEVERLY HUFF JAMES H. DODS 902 Fidalgo Street cleanseth us from all sin. I John 1:7 JOAN C. GRIFFIN 41 Wheeler Street Deposit, New York Sedro-Woolley, Washington The blood of Jesus Christ, His Son The Lord is my strength and my shield, my heart trusted in Him, and I am helped. 3418 Parklane Drive Parma, Ohio I can say with Paul, I can do things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13 ELSIE L. HOUCK 37 Carlton Street Girard, Ohio from Him each day. Psalm 37:5 Thank you, Lord, for what you've JAMES E. GODLEY, JR. all I thank the Lord for my salvation and for all the blessings I receive Route 4 done, Thank you, Lord, for victo- Hagerstown, Maryland ries won. Romans 8:28 Sponsored through the courtesy DR. 8- MRS. NORMAN K. BEALS Miller Park CLOUGHS HARDWARE Franklin, Pennsylvania Johnson City, New York , 41 ,Y ,, WILLIAM HOLLEN 3803 West 39 Street Cleveland, Ohio It is glory just to walk with Him. Romans 1:16 ELSIE C. KNAPP Bluff Point New York Christ is my all in all. John 1:12 A DAVID E. KNICKERBOCKER 39 Carol Street Binghamton, New York God is a tower without a stair, And His perfection loves despair GLADYS R. NEELEY 105 Erie Avenue Gowanda, New York I take, oh Cross, thy shadow for my abiding place. John 21:15 R. PAUL MAYO General Delivery Oberlin, Ohio Sponsored through the courtesy of WALTER R. MILLER CO., INC. WHOLESALE STATIONERS 170 Washington 8. 121 State Streets Binghamton, New York 42 AUDREY L. JENSEN Jensen Road, R. D. 1 Vestal, New York Jesus Christ paid for my sin on Calvary. I am His and I want to serve Him wherever He leads. Deuteronomy 31:6 RICHARD G. JONES R. D. 3 Wellsboro, Pennsylvania I thank the Lord for putting my feet on the solid rock, Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:13 LUCY A. LOWE Bible School Park New York I praise and thank the Lord for the daily blessings He gives and the privilege of serving Him. Deuteronomy 33:27 FRED KRUEGER 46 Lambert Avenue Clifton, New Jersey May Christ always be the theme of my life and in all things have pre- eminence. Colossians 1:18 God's grace is sufficient. Philippians 1:6 ENDICOTT OPTICAL COMPANY Endicott, New York ROWENE M. OLNEY ROGER L. McMANUS R. D. 2 Friendsville Stage Naples, New York Binghamton, New York Only one life 'twill soon be past, The Lord is my strength and song, only what's done for Christ will and is become my salvation. last. Psalm 118:14 Philippians 1:21 M. CLARE PATTERSON, JR.. YVONNE JUNE STONE Bible School Park Box 721 New York Concrete, Washington l can do all things through Christ All that thrills my soul is Jesusp. . . which strengtheneth me. He is more than life to me. Philippians 4:13 Philippians 1:2O,21 SYLVIA A. STUPKE 80 West Main Street HAROLD E- ROYS Cortland, New York Bible School Park New York I praise the Lord for saving me. His love is unchanging and true. Philippians 1:6 Having done all stand. Il Timothy 1:12, Romans 8:38, 39 ELWOOD M. SIMONS JEANETTE D. VAN HART Box 23 Rossie, New York Conklin, New York Holding forth the word of life, God's calling is His enabling and that I may rejoice in the day of I am confident He will lead me as Christ. I go forth. Philippians 2:16 Psalm 12656 ROBERT P. SWINGLE I turned mine eyes upon Jesus in the R. D. 1 hour of disappointment. Waymart, Pennsylvania Sponsored through the courtesy of BUTLER HILL BAPTIST CHURCH AUSTINBURG BAPTIST CHURCH Knoxville, Pennsylvania Knoxville, Pennsylvania Walter E. Pifer, Pastor Walter E. Pifer, Pastor 43 RODERICK A. TIDD Black River New York Let the glory of Jesus be seen in me, until that day, when Hisface l'II see. Jeremiah 33:3 RUTH E. WENTWORTH R. D. 2 Naples, New York The Lord is my strength and my Redeemer. In Him do I trust. Psalm 16:8 KE N NE TH WYMER Mount Vernon Washington Prepare to meet thy God . Amos 4:12 'R' MRS. STUART HENLINE CIASS RE SPO NSE Purple and gold To His Glory Galatians 6:14 But God forbid that l should glory save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is cruci- fied unto me, and I unto the world Beneath The Cross Of Jesus Sedro Wooley, Wash. Sponsored through the courtesy of 44 l love Him better every da close by His side lwlll abide Psalm 271 Jesus hath saved me Jesus doth hold me Faithful and true is He Galatians 6 14 ln God is my salvation and my glory the rock of my strength and my refuge From Tbe FV65lJW6W IT is with deep regret and sadness that we, the Class of 1956, realize that you seniors are soon to leave the halls of P.B.T.S. But it is also with ioy and delight as we see you enter the halls of service for our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. For three years you have been preparing for this ioyous mission. ln Eph. 6:15, we read that we are to have our feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace. You came to Bible School with your hearts on fire to learn more about this Gospel of Peace. Now you have a firm foundation so that you may hold fast the profession of your faith without wavering. Soon you will be prepared to go and give that peace to those who know it not. You have been established not only in the classroom, but also in practical service for the King. Your training has shown you how to live day by day with your fellowmen. May you, therefore, continue in the love and will of the Father. I We have loved and honored you because your lives of consecration to the Saviour have brought many blessings to us. With many heartfelt and fervent prayers, we wish you Godspeed on your iourney into the future. T0 The FV65bm6W O UR hearts are filled with joy as we go Forward With Christ to the fields of the world which we all know are truly ripe unto the harvest. At the same time we are saddened at the thought of saying good-bye to our dear P.B.T.S. family. Although you have been with us only a short time, you have certainly been a blessing and inspiration to us and we trust that we have been the same to you. We look upon you as younger brothers and sisters in Christ, and we desire to leave with you a chal- lenge to continue your studies, that you too may go Forward With Christ. We trust that no matter what trials may overtake you, you will say with the Psalmist in Psalm 27:1 The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life, ofwhom shall l be afraid? May you have the confidence of the Apostle Paul who wrote in Phil. 1:6, Being cprlfidenepf this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it unto the day o esus rist. Sponsored through the courtesy of CLASS OF '56 45 Frefhmen mflioursir Snow: Betty M. Graff Roberta M. Henderson Jean Russell Kay Powers Jean A. Pressler Irene M. Welch Joyce Anne West Joyce Nlargaret Leach SECOND ROW: Catherine Rlnkes Mary Ann Gillespie Doris Faye Voss Carol Evans Viola Nupp Rosemarie Beckley Joyce F. Jones Joyce A. Naycumber Elaine Douglas THIRD ROW: Mary Elsle Brown Roberta Borden Shirley M. Andrus Adeline M. Moore Joyce Marie Kinner Connle E. Clauser Gladys Wigden Josephine G. Wheeler Barbara Joseph BRADFORD BAPTIST CHURCH Sponsored through the R. D. E2 Conneautville, Pennsylvania Lake Road, Ripley, New York R. D. Fl, Marion Center, Pennsylvania Box 596, Concrete, Washington R. D. '2, Naples, New York Warren Center Stg., Owego, New York i842 Youngstown Road, Warren, Ohio Upper Lisle, New York I3I7 Tod N.W., Warren, Ohio Four States, West Virginia Parma, Ohio Rouletti, Pennsylvania R. D. I, Marlon Center, Pennsylvania R. D. E2, Williamsport, Maryland R. D. 'l, Binghamton, New York Killawog, New York Afton, New York Unadilla Forks, New York Breesport, New York 1598 Woodbine S.E., Warren, Ohio R. D. fl, Palatine Bridge, New York R. D. fl, Marathon, New York R. D. 52, T rone, Pennsylvania Box 2, Naples, New York R. D. '3, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania Corry, Pennsylvania courtesy of Bradford, New York TIOGA CENTER FREE BAPTIST CHURCH Warren Wright, Pastor Tioga Center, New York In Memory of Howard A Kenneth Beckley YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY MR JACOB EDWARD BECKLEY, SR. First Baptist Church R. D. 2 Afton, New York Williamsport, Maryland Rev. Alan Douglas, Pastor 46 Fzfefbmen FRONT ROW: Edward Holmes Harlan Spencer Sanford David G. Seeley Charles Churukian Amos Lambert Llewellyn E. Jones Roger C. Liebig John R. Terry SECOND ROW: Donovan E. Dersham Ronald Nash Clifton Aldrich Wesley Smith Kenneth G. Richard Derwin G. Hauser Richard A. Hollen THIRD ROW: Vernon O. Brobston Olin N. Race Stephen W. Zeh, Jr. Raymond B. Flora 'Rembert Fessenden Lindley, New York Triangle, New York Sidney, New York Rochester, New York Mt. Vernon, Washington Wellsboro, Pennsylvania Granville, New York R. F. 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Tl: fu IW Jus! ,fam Umm B bjrehyif my l -I 7-Q bury llarlqrl Q 1 0 ' 41.1-ll :mm BQ. :oi Home 'I his -f QP? 49 fi 9' l 'Skis UMA Ss w 'QV 'gi' K Q fin 5 rrencgib For Today pm, 51.11, .sf cess 'R e Prayer for the Day Lord, let me through this busy day Conduct myself in such a way That everyone I meet may see The Spirit of the Christ in me. Let base desires within me die, . Submerge this selfish ego-I, - 'M For I want everything I own f': ' To make somehow my Savior known. Prayer is the key of the day and the lock of the night. We become like that on which our hearts are fixed. God's calling is His enabling. Let us live as though Christ were crucified yesterday, risen today, coming tomorrow. -Luther He who stands straightest in the presence of sin bows lowest in the presence of God. It is not how much we have, but how much of us God has. We can always be happy through sorrow when we are standing in the sunshine. The Christian life is not a negative affair, It is a positive business. Man is either born once and dies twice or else he is born twice and dies once. Build a little fence of trust around today, Fill the space with loving deeds and therein stay, Look not through the sheltering bars upon tomorrow, God will help thee bear what comes of Ioy and sorrow. Lost but Jesus found me, -blind, but now I see,- Bound, but Halleluiahl Christ has set me free. K The way to peace and victory is to accept every circumstance, every trial, straight from the hand of a loving Father, and to live u in the heavenly places, above the clouds, in the very presence of the Throne, andato look down from the Glory upon our environment as lovingly and divinely appointed. Sponsored through the courtesy af CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Chenango Street Binghamton, New York 52 WND-,., 81 W . Pzfoclmmizbn Through Pmyeff Gffoulw MISSIO NARY FE LLOWSH IP Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields, for they are white already to harvest. John 4:35. The Missionary Fellowship meets each week to pray for those who have answered the call and have gone forth into the harvest fields. This year we have had the privilege of hearing some chal- lenging messages from Rev. Theodore Wimer, missionary to Africa. Through his messages we have seen the real conditions of the mission field and can now pray more intelligently for those who have given their lives that those in heathen darkness might hear and receive the Gospel of Christ. ROGER McMANUS, Treasurerg JUNE STONE, Secretaryg PAULINE WELLS, Vice-President: CHARLES SILD, President. MESSIANIC FELLOWSHIP The Messianic group was organized for the purpose of meeting once a week to pray for Jewish Evangelism around the world and for those who are preaching the Gas el to God's chosen people. We believe that this is a priviiege and also a duty that Christians everywhere should not neglect. Brethren, my heart's desire and prayer to God for Israel is, that they might be saved. ROBERT SWINGLE, Treasurerg IVA HOOVER, Secretaryg ROSA AESCH, Vice-Presidentg RONALD SIMMONS, President. GOSPEL TRACT LEAGUE The Gospel Tract League is a voluntar organization to further the work of reaching the lost for Christ. The officers meet every Thursday to select the tracts and to answer corre- spondence that comes in asking for advice. The regular tract prayer meeting is held one night each week, at which time prayers are sent up to God for the souls that have received , tracts. God is using this ministry and we thank Him for the souls that have been saved through this witness for Him. CHARLES KILOSKI, Presidentg JACQUALYN BARRY, Vice-Presidentg FRANCES GIBSON, Secretaryg RICHARD JONES, Treasurer. 54 Tbffoucgb P1f6567flf6llLZUW qi The Word BIBLE CLUB WORK Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven. This verse has challenged many of the students of P. B. T.S. to have Bible Clubs in homes, churches and other meeting places in the Triple Cities area to reach boys and girls for Jesus. The children are taught Bible stories, Scripture verses, and choruses about our Sav- ior. lt has been our privilege to see many of these precious ones changed from sadness to gladness be- cause they have taken Christ as their Savior at one of these Clubs. l l PASTORS And he gave some .... pastors. Eph. 4:lI The pastorate is one of the many fields of Chris- tian service engaged in by students here at P. B.T. S. It is, doubtless, one of the most important iobs in the Christian world and cannot be overestimated. Some of the students open churches that previous- ly have been closed and located in areas without a Gospel witness, while others are called to serve as pastors in various places where the work is growing. Serving the Lord in this capacity is not easy and, on the part of the pastor, requires much labor, pa- tience, and sacrifice. Through the efforts of these student pastors many churches have been built up, many Christians have been aided, and many souls have been won to the Lord Jesus Christ. GOOD WILL MISSION WORK God has said in His Word, Where there is no vision, the people perish. Our students have caught this vision and God is using them in numerous ways in His vineyard. He has called some to serve Him at the Good Will Mission in Binghamton where there are numerous opportunities for witnessing. Some take part in the rescue service and in the street meeting, while others take part in Sunday School, Jr. Church, Young Peoples, Sunday morning and evening services, mid- week prayer service, home calling and in hospital visitation where the students personally witness to the patients. As the students have prayed, God has worked in marvelous ways and many unsaved have come to love and trust our wonderful Lord as their personal Savior. Sponsored through the courtesy of OWEGO FREE BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTH OWEGO COMMUNITY CHURCH 81 SUNDAY SCHOOL South Apalachin, New York Gorden Hay, Pastor Owego, New York Gorden Hay, Pastor T he fiuefeufs Leucgue efflffuuy Nuizeuf ONE of the greatest occasions at our School was on Thanksgiving Day, November 30, 1922, when Mrs. John A. Davis suggested that those students representing different na- tionalities should put on a little skit, speak- ing in their own native languages and trons- lating. This was well-liked Ly the late Dr. John A. Davis, president and founder of our School, who was always looking for new i eas. He saw the great possibility in this skit to point lost souls to the Lord Jesus Christ. As a result, this program was given in Johnson City, New York, and then in small surrounding towns and cities. lt has been given over 7,000 times, in every State in the Union, in Canada and Mexico. For the past 27 years, under the direction of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Patterson, the Students' League of Many Nations has gone forth winning precious souls to the Lord Jesus Christ, and through this, many have consecrated their lives for full-time service for Him. Through Muue Sponsored through the courtesy of STUDENTS' LEAGUE OF MANY NATIONS Bible School Park, New York On The AW WE here at P.B.T. S. reioice and praise the Lord for the wonderful opportunity and privilege we have to be on radio station WPEL, Montrose, Pennsylvania. We broadcast directly from the Lecture Hall of the School where the faculty, staff, and students are all assembled. Dr. Gordon C. Davis, the President of our School, is director of the program, and Elliott Ackerly is in charge of the music with Miss Gladys Wigden at the organ. Others take part as soloists, quartets, trios, and student choir. We trust and pray that God will use this testimony of our School to reach many hearts for the Lord Jesus. I 14 fpom 'I' HURSDAY evenings during the winter term one will find many P.B.T.S. students and teachers iourneying to North High School in Binghamton to watch Coach Brown's A and B basketball teams compete in the Evangelical Church League. Although volleyball and softball are also among the s orts of the School, basketball is the only sport which provides outsiclz compe- tition, and even in this way, our boys are enabled to proclaim Christ as they fellowship with the members of the other teams in the League. Sports are not emphasized here at P. B.T.S., but they do offer the students a time of relaxation and healthy enjoyment. Last year our boys won both the A and B championships and we are striving for this goal again this year. However, if it does not please God to allow us to have this victory, we can still proclaim Christ by being good losers and showing forth true Christian sportsmanship. Sponsored through the courtesy of ELMER ANGEVINE AGENCY, INC. Insurance, Real Estate I45 Washington Avenue Endicott, New York SOUTHSIDE SPORT SHOP, SPORTING EQUIPMENT LOU KORCHAK, FRIENDLY SOCONY SERVICE 290 Floral Avenue . 224 Clinton Street Johnson City, New York Binghamton, New York 57 Retreat Rqzzmfi A S October once again rolled around, we of the Student Body became aware of the fact that the Alumni Retreat was in the offing. October 6, 7, and 8 were set aside for this purpose. Little did we realize the tremendous blessings which were to be ours as Dr. Tommy Lawrence ministered to us. It seemed that the Holy Spirit was preparing us for these messages. The opening service Tuesday morning was given over to Rev. John Whitney, 'I3. His topic was The Pastor and His Calling. We were made to realize that calling was an essential and important part of the ministry. The two o'cIock session was given over to Harry Burgen who presented the needs in the Jewish field of evangelism. At three o'cIock Dr. Lawrence began his series of messages which he entitled Great Christological Pas- sages of the BibIe. It was with regret that Dr. Lawrence could only stay with us for the first two days. He was called away to superintend the funeral service of his late friend, Joseph Hoffman Cohn. Before Dr. Lawrence left, the audience unanimously consented to invite him back as Re- treat speaker next year. Rev. Douglas Roe of Montrose, Pennsylvania, was then invited to speak and conclude the Alumni Retreat for I953. Other notable speakers from our own graduates were Rev. James Rosner, '37 who spoke to us on, The Pastor and His Study, and Rev. John Fleck, '39 - The Pastor and His Books. Speaking for missions were Rev. Benjamin Harter, 'I7, Belgian Congo, Miss June Snyder, '49, and Lawrence Wigden, '32. Retreat time was truly a time of spiritual refreshing. We thank God that we were able to sit under the teaching of such able men. MRS. DORIS WALTER Sponsored through the courtesy of MARILYN DAVIS Binghamton, New York Chenango Forks, New York PHEBE E. WICKIZER POINT SALEM GOSPEL MISSION Box 12 R. D. 4 Lake Winola, Pennsylvania Hagerstown, Maryland 58 EARLY CLASSES ANDREWS, MRS. SADIE DIAMENT Deceased BENNETT, MRS. EMILY BADGER Box 105, Willard, Mo. Pastor's Wife BENNETT, MR. LEW CASS Box 105, Willard, Mo. Pastor BIRDSALL, MR. Deceased BIRDSALL, MRS. Deceased CARR, REV. RALPH Deceased CARR, MRS. ELSA SAWYER Deceased CATLIN, REV. LESLIE E. 79 Grove St., Lynbrook, N. Y. Pastor COLT, MISS JOSEPHINE Deceased CRAYBILL, EVANGELIST ERNEST G. Deceased CRAYBILL, MRS. ERNEST G. Deceased DAVIS, MRS. JOHN A. Deceased DUNHAM, MRS. T. L. Deceased V HOLDEN, REV. FRANCIS L. Deceased HOLDEN, MRS. MARIE Castile, N. Y. Teacher LEWIS, REV. S. E. 1026 12th St., North, St. Petersburg, Fla. Evangelist MILLER, REV. CHARI FS Deceased PARSON, MRS. FOREST N. 1836 Orchard Ave., New Kensington, Pa Pastor's Wife PAIESON, REV. FOREST N. 1836 Orchard Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Pastor PARSONS, REV. HARLOW Headquarters of HCJB Talcattville, Conn. Field Director of HCJB Radio Station RICHARDSON, WILLIAM Deceased STODDARD, REV. MJ H. R. D. 1, Prattsburg, N. Y. Retired Pastor STODDARD, MRS. M. H. R. D. 1, Prattsburg, N. Y.- Housewife WAGNER, REV. H. H. 31 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn 38, N. Y. Bible Conference Teacher WALTON, MRS. ROPHIE Deceased WILKERSON, MRS. C. A. 9 Jane St., Vestal, N. Y. Young Peop1e's Work CLASS OF 191 1' BLUM. LENA Bl Park Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. ' Nurse, Church Worker DEPUY, ADA Deceased KLAWSON, MRS. ANNA Deceased ORTON, REV. GEORGE Deceased YOUNG, REV. ARTHUR Address Unknown CLASS OF 1912 HARRISON, MRS. FAN YON R. D. 1, Jermyn, Pa. Evangelist's wife NEWT ON, GRACE S. Afton, N. Y. Nurse PETERSON, REV. EDWARD Scotch Plains, N. J. Pastor CLASS OF 1915 CAMP, REV. EARL Deceased COOK, MRS. BERTHA FOX clo Rev. George R. Cook, Box 185 Doraville, Georgia Missionary Home on Furlough WHITNEY, REV. JOHN 136 East Third St., Bloomsburg, Pa. Pastor Alumni CLASS OF 1914 ALBRO, MRS. GLADYS SPENCER R. D. 3, Marathon, N. Y. Housewife SAYENGA, LENORE 2317 Almont Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Pastor SCOTT, REV. WALTER Address Unknown CLASS OF 1915 CHRISTENSEN, RUTH M'Boula, via N'Gaoundere via Coula Missionary French Cameroun, West Africa Missionary FOOTE, ORA BELLE Deceased FREEMAN, MRS. HARRIET R. R. D. 2, New Milford, Pa. Housewife LEWIS, MRS. EDITH GAVITT Hopbottom, Pa. Practical Christian Work POWERS, REV. IRVING Deceased WEAKLAND, DR. ROY Box 776, Jamestown, N. Y. Pastor CLASS OF 1916 GREGORY, ISABELLE 2 Hamilton Street, Binghamton, New York Mission Work HINES, MRS. BERTIE KUNARD 3101 So. Wayside, Houston, Texas cfo Rev. Fred Hawkins LYON, MARIETTA 2961 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo, New York Dean of Women in Buffalo Bible Institute MacARTHUR, M'RS. A. HARTER lll E. Seneca Street, Oswego, N. Y. Practical Christian Work MacARTHUR, HOMER H. Address Unknown NICHOLS, REV. HARRY M.,P. Keller, Virginia Pastor SHEPARDSON, MARY Port Crane, New York WIGHT, MRS. MARGARET FINK Hartwell, Georgia Pastor's Wife CLASS OF 1917 ASCHENBACH, MRS. FLORENCE BELL Park Memorial Baptist Church Springfield, Mass. Pastor's Wife ASCHENBACH, REV. WALTER Park Memorial Baptist Church Springfield, Mass. Pastor BEAM, MR. GUY 44 St. Charles Street, Johnson City, New York Real Estate Broker BOGGS, MRS. MARY FIELDS 1828 Maple Street, Humboldt, Tenn. School Teacher EARPS, JAMES Address Unknown FURNESS, VADA BELLE Deceased GEORGIA, GRACE 104 Prospect Street, Port Jefferson, N. Y. School Teacher GRANT, U. SCOTT Box 364, El Monte, California GREASER, REV. EARL ' Address Unknown Pastor GWYN, REV. WALTER 339 North Avenue, Medina, New York Practical Christian Work HARPER. MRS. LIVINA HART 2749 Locksley Place, Los Angeles, California HARRISON, REV. JOSEPH B. R. R. 1, Jermyn, Pa. Evangelist HARTER, REV. BENJAMIN Bunia Congo Belge, A.I.M. Bogaro, Africa Missionary HARTER, MRS. BERTHA HENRY Bunia Congo Belge, A.I.M. Bogaro, Africa Missionary HAWLEY. REV. FRED ' Deceased JONES, REV. WILLIAM J. Address Unknown MILLER, ICA DORA Address Unknown 59 ROCKWELL, REV. PAUL Address Unknown Printer SHEERER, REV. HARRY 7157 So. Princeton Avenue, Chicago 21, Ill. Practical Christian Work SLOCUDM, REV. JOHN c. cfo Wheaton College Academy, Wheaton, Ill. Maintenance Work VUORI, REV. ARTHUR Address Unknown WYKE, REV. ALBERT Address Unknown CLASS OF 1918 CUSTARD, MRS. MARIAN FAIRCHILD Holland, New York Housewife DAVIS, MRS. HAZEL BOWDEN Bible School Park, New York Dean of Women at P.B.T.S. HAMILTON, REV. CHARLES Nelliston, New York Supply Preaching HOAG, BERTHA I. R. D. No. 2, Delhi, New York Teacher SHAVER, H. CARLTON 1105 Pearl Street, Ypsilanti, Michigan Pastor WILSON, REV. PIERCE Deceased CLASS OF 1919 CARPENTER, MARY E. Deceased DAVIS, MRS. MAE PHILLIPS 124 N. Sumner Ave., Scranton, Pa.- DREW, REV. FRED 1189 Union Road, West Seneca 24, New York Pastor DURGAN, MRS. ETHEL ANTHONY Address Unknown FARGO, REV. ROY A. Deceased FLETCHER, ELIZABETH 48 Allen Street, Johnson City, New York Teacher in Baptist Bible Seminary GAVITT, ETHEL Hillside State Hospital. Clarke Summit, Pa. HAWVER, MRS. RENA MILLER West Edmeston, New York Active Christian Work HEINZ, MRS. ALICE STURDEVANT 1791 Franklin Park, So., Columbus, Ohio Piano and organ teacher I-IUTTON, REV. LOUIS V. S. 44 Summit Avenue, Catskill, New York Pastor IMHOF, LIDA F. 10416 Park Heights Rd., Cleveland 4, Ohio Jewish Mission Work JANE, REV. HOWVARD Deceased JONES, REV. FRANCIS G. 1106 Orchard Street, Utica, New York Pastor LOWE, REV. MARMION L., D.D. Bible School Park, New York Faculty Member of P.B.T.S. LUSK, MRS. JUNE KNICKERBOCKER Box 29, Harford Mills, New York Pastor's wife QUIGLEY, BESS Box 394, Zephyrhills, Florida Nursing REID, MRS. MARY CHAMBERLAIN R. D. No. 1, Troy, Pa. Housewife THOMPSON, MABEL Deceased TUCKER, BEATRICE 3401 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia 15, Pa. VIBBARD, HAZEL L. Baptist Bible Seminary, Johnson City, N. Y. Bible Teacher at Baptist Bible Seminary CLASS OF 1920 BAILOR, REV. ALBERT Angelica, N. Y. Farmer . BURCHFIELD, MRS. MILDRED FRANCE 1221 13th Street, Altoona, Pa. , Pastor's wife BURCHFIELD, REV. JOHN W. 1221 13th Street, Altoona, Pa. Pastor CROMER, BELLA Address Unknown CUSTARD, REV. S. S. Holland, New York Bus Driver DAVIS, DR. GORDON C. Bible School Park, New York President of P.B.T.S. ELDRETT, MRS. M. STEVENS Address Unknown HEINZ, REV. ALBERT 1791 Franklin Park, So., Columbus, Ohio Assistant Pastor and Professor of Music HOLLY, MRS. L. PALMER Deceased IVES, CORA S. R. D. No. 1, Silverdale, Wash. Church work JAMES, MRS. LEROY 352 Second Street, N.E., Carrolton, Ohio Pastor's wife OSTRANDER, MRS. LYDIA DIXON Deceased RALSTON, MRS. EDITH ROBERTSON Address Unknown SMITH, MRS. LAURA YATES Address Unknown Pastor's wife SMITH, REV. JAMES Address Unknown Pastor, SOUTHARD, MRS. MAYBELLE Fort Plain, N. Y. Oflice Work SPICER, MRS. LEVA LARRABEE 63 Olean St., East Aurora, N. Y. Retired WICKIZER, PHEBE Box 12, Lake Winola, Pa. Housework WRIGHT, MRS. EDNA COLEMAN MILLS West Street, Arcade, N. Y. Housewife CLASS OF 1921 BATDORF, MRS. IRENE WENRICH 305 Newport Street, Tampa, Florida Children's Work CHILDS, MRS. KATE THOMPSON Lyndonville, N. Y. Pastor's wife ELLIS, REV. CHARLES 20 Roberts Street, Johnson City, N. Y. Business FEYRER, MRS. NELLIE MONTGOMERY Deceased FEYRER, REV. JOSEPH Wilson, N. Y. Pastor ' FINEOUT, REV. L. E. Deceased FORTRAN, REV. RICHARD 1703 Riverview Drive, Endicott, N. Y. Pastor HOAGLAND, MRS. RENA FINCH R. D. No. 1, Whitney Point, N. Y. Children's Work and Housewife JAYNE, MARION Laceyville, Pa. LOW, ELIDA Chi1dren's Home, 6350 Main Street Williamsville, N. Y. Work in Children's Home LUDINGTON, MRS. LULA COLE Maine, N. Y. Housewife NORTHRUP, MILTON Deceased PATTERSON, MRS. MARY ALICE NESTOR Bible School Park, N. Y. Asst. Dir. of Students' League of Many Nations PETERSON, MRS. MARTHA ROBERTSON Odessa, N. Y. SAWYER, MRS. OLIVE GREY 150 Main Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Nurse SHERWOOD, MRS. FLORENCE BAXTER Triangle, N. Y.' Practical Christian Work SPENCE, MRS. INEZ HOOVER 1519 N. Elwood, Tulsa 6, Okla. Housewife WECK, REV. MARTIN Address Unknown Pastor WILLIAMS, MRS. RUTH SHERMAN Findlay Lake, N. Y. Housewife WIMER, MRS. LILA THORNTON Bible School Park, N. Y. Staff Member of P.B.T.S. Missionary on furlough CLASS OF 1922 ADAMS, MRS. JEANNETTE GRIFFITHS Rockville, Maryland Pastor's wife ALUMNI BEAN, MRS. MAIDA BLANCHARD 169 N. Main Street, Hornell, N. Y. BROWN, MRS. ELLEN BAILEY Sevilla Hotel, Second St., N. St. Petersburg, Fla. Housewife BROWN, CHAPLAIN BURGESS Sevilla Hotel, Second St., N. St. Petersburg, Fla. In Army CHILDS, REV. FLOYD A. Lyndonville, N. Y. Pastor COLE, MRS. BESSIE ATHERHOLT Deceased COLE, MRS. CLAUDE WILLIS Deceased DOUGLAS, REV.-ALAN Afton, N. Y. Pastor COULD, REV. RALPH E. Berkshire, N. Y. Pastor LAISE, MRS. LUCY GREEN 16 Kendall Street, Binghamton, N. Y. LAWSON, MRS. INEZ DORNE Address Unknown LOWMAN, JEFFERSON 117 Standart Street, Syracuse, N. Y. MILLS. REV. C. W. K. Sparta, Mich. Pastor PETERSON, REV. DUTTON Odessa. N. Y. SABINS, MRS. MABELLE STEVENS Towanda, Pa. SEYMOUR. MRS. LINDA THOMPSON Bangui, B. P. 74, Oubangui-Chari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary SMITH, DELIAH 78 Lincoln Ave., Carbondale, Pa. SMITH, REV. FRANCIS 13 Woodland Ave., Fairmount Park, Johnson City, N. Y. Pastor SMITH, REV. FRANK South Hill, Virginia, cfo Dr. J. H. Turner Pastor TRUAX, REV. CLYDE W. 218 Elmwood Ave., Elmira Heights, N. Y. Pastor WHITACRE, EMMELINE 6 King Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Works and Sings in choir CLASS OF 1923 BABCOCK, MRS. GEORGIA SMITH Address unknown BEERS, HERMAN C. Clarence, N. Y. Pastor BEERS, MRS. HERMAN C. Clarence, N. Y. Pastor's Assistant BERRY, HAROLD F. 750 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Pastor BLACKWELL, MRS. IRENE WHITCOMB 1181 Ridge Road, Webster, N. Y. Practical Christian Work BRAINERD, IRENE Providence Bible Institute, Providence, R. Matron CARPENTER, REV. A. C. Deceased CARSON, ANNA REYNOLDS Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Petersburg, CATALDO, REV. D. ARTHUR Box 204, Prattsville, N. Y. Pastor COOPER, MRS. HARRIETT PARKER R. D. No. 1, Morton, Miss. Housewife CUMMINGS. REV. SILAS Address Unknown DAVENPORT, REV. BESSIE DEEMER Reynoldsville, Pa. Practical Christian Work GEIGER, AGNES L. 13 l01st St., Troy, N. Y. , Bible Club Worker HALL, REV. RUSSELL 22 Grant St., Utica, N. Y. Dru less Ph sician HARDgY, REJ C. W. 425 Herrick Street, Elmira, N. Y. Pastor HAWVER, REV. LOREN C. West Edmeston, N. Y. Practical Christian Work HERRICK, REV. FLAG Deceased 60 I. Fla. HERRICK, MRS. HAZEL 7 Liberty Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Nursing HERZOG. REV. WILLIAM 427 Hanley Street, Gary, Ind. Pastor HILL, REV. O. BLAKLEY 101 Maple Avenue, Wellsville, N. Y. Pastor HOWLETT, REV. W. C. O. Deceased HOWLETT, MRS. W. C. 0. Address unknown JONES, REV. ELIAS Portland, Pa. Pastor KELLAM, LEONA Deceased LIETKA, MRS. EFFIE GERWIG Deceased LUSK, REV. WARD H. BOX 29. Hartford Mills, N. Y. Pastor MILLS, REV. RAYMOND Deceased MOYER, ESTHER Green Manor, 815 Green Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. RICHARD, MRS. ISABELLE HICKS Judson Avenue, Woodbury, Calm, Housewife and church work RICKETT, WILLIAM 31 Parker Avenue. Cortland, N. Y. Carpenter and Gideon work Some supply preaching ROBBINS. MRS. ANNA DUNNING R. D. No. 2, Wyalusing, Pa. Housewife ROBERTSON, MRS. GRACE HARTER 225 Main Street, Spencer, Mass. Housewife. ,Y,. , M ,,,, W, ,--, ROBERTSON, MR. HARRY 225 Main Street, Spencer, Mass. Creamery business RUNDUS, REV. AMOS J. - ,Munden, Kargas SCHEHL, REV. BARNEY Webster. N. Y. SEYMOUR, ARTHUR Deceased SHERMAN, MRS. LEONA SLAGHT Dryden. N. Y. Housewife SHOEMAKER, HARVEY P. Turnwood, N. Y. Farmer TAYLOR, REV. JOHN Deceased THAYER, REV. FREDERICK New Haven, N. Y. THAYER, HELEN 21 Arthur Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Proof reader in print shop WILBUR, DIDA SHIRLEY Deceased WIMER, REV.-THEODORE Bible School Park, N. Y. Dean of men at P.B.T.S. Missionary on furlough YOUNG, MRS. ESTHER MOON 202 Herrick Avenue, East, Wellington, Ohio Pastor's wife CLASS OF 1924 ADAMS, REV. WILLIAM B. Rockville, Maryland Pastor ALDIN, MRS. JESSIE CARROLLE 1102 Wilson Drive, Llanarch Hills, Pa. Housewife BABCOCK, REV. EARL Address Unknown BARNES, NORMA 1008 Delaware Street, Scranton, Pa. Sunday School Work BOEHLE, MRS. MARIE KNESPLER 5208 E. Bellevue Avenue, Rt. 4 - Box 60 Tucson, Arizona Holmwife CHIDS, MRS. MICEALA GOMEZ 2419 Chilhuahua St., San Antonio 7, Texas Mission Work V CHIDS, REV. ERNEST Q ' 2419 Chilhuahua St., San Antonio 7, Texas Mission Work CUFF, REV. C. E. Deceased CUFF, Mrs. C. E. Address Unknown DAVENPORT, REV. HOWARD Hartwick, N. Y. Practical Christian Work DENCE, REV. ALFRED Corinth, N. Y. Pastor DENCE, MRS. EDNA SIEBERT Corinth, N. Y. Pastor's wife , DEWEY, MRS. GLENN Mainesburg, Pa. Pastor's wife FALK, REV. ILOF Blue Point, L. I., New York Pastor FREDERICKS, REV. RAYMOND 1203 West Avenue, Medina, N. Y. Pastor FURRIER, REV. HOWARD D. Deceased COULD, REV. JEROME J. West Haverstraw, N, Y. HARVEY, RUTH PARLIMENT 558 Chenango Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Radio Work I-IAWKS, DR. WILLIAM B. 1007 E. 3rd Street, Merrill, Wisconsin Pastor' HEPPE, PAULINE Address Unknown HILL, MRS. IVALOU HOWLAND l0l Maple Avenue, Wellsville, N. Y. Pastor's wife HOOTEN, MRS. ESTHER MONNELL 8 S. Nanticoke Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. Child Evangelism Dir. of Triple Cities Area JACKMAN, REV. CLIFFORD Congregational Church, Antwerp, N. Y. Pastor LAIRD, MRS. LELA PARKER 309 So. Rogers Avenue, Bartlesville. Okla. LOCKETT, VIRGINIA Charlotte Amali, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Child Evangelism Fellowship Work MALLERY, MRS. WEALTHY BARTON R. D. No. 5, Susquehanna, Pa. Housewife MATHEWSON, MRS. LENA HALM R'. D. No. 4, New Castle, Pa. Pastor's wife MURRAY, REV. DAVID Address Unknown RAMSDALL, GRETCHEN 307 Forest Hill Drive, Syracuse, N. Y. Mission Work SPEER, REV. CLAIR Address Unknown , STAFFORD, MRS. RUTH EASTON l07 Lincoln Park Drive, Syracuse, N. Y. STILES, MABLE , Address Unknown TAYLOR, MRS. MAY BEST Deceased TINKER, ARTHUR 24 Union Street, Cortland, N, Y. VAN VALKENBURG, MRS. ELOISE CROFT Deceased WATKINS, REV. BENJAMIN R. D. No. l, Medina, N. Y. Practical Christian Work WILCOX, BESSIE Address Unknown WILSON, MRS. IZORA BASH Address Unknown WOODGATE, MRS. MILDRED FARMER 254 Wellington Avenue, Rochester ll, N. Y. CLASS OF 1925 ANDERSON, REV. GEORGE ll37 Plum Street, Noblesville, Ind. Pastor ANDERSON, MRS. ESTHER BLANK 1137 Plum Street, Noblesville, Ind. Pastor's wife BENNETT, MRS. ESTHER MARMAOFF Box 2488, Buffalo, Missouri Housewife BONTER, ETHEL Address Unknown BURTCH, R V. OSCAR Deceased BUTLER, REV. GEORGE M. Adams, N. Y. Pastor CHENOT, MRS. MARGARET PRICE cfo Peoples City Mission, Lincoln, Neb. City Mission Work DORNSIFE, MRS. MAE SHERMAN Schuylkill Co., Gressona, Pa. ,Practical Christian Work FESER, MRS. B. McCARDELL Deceased FESER, REV. WALTER R. Coatsville, Pa. Pastor FOSGATE, HENRY E. R. D. No. 2, Greene, N. Y. GREEN, REV. ARTHUR J. Box 56, Northfield, Mass. Supply Preaching HABEL, REV. ERNEST Address Unknown HALL. MRS. FLORIDA DONY Deceased HAM, REV. GORDON Peekskill, N. Y. Pastor JONES, MRS. BLANCHE SCAIFE Deceased JONES, MRS. LILLIAN SCAIFE BURTCH R. D. No. 2, Otego, N. Y. Assistant Pastor KALTRIEDER, MRS. ELSIE Box 438, Mayodan, N. C. Pastor's wife KLINEPETER MRS. RUTH G THANY , A Toccoa Falls Inst., Box 67, Toccoa Falls, Ga. Bible Teaching KOFAHL, REV. WESLEY Somerset, N. Y. Pastor LIETKA, REV. GEORGE A. R. D. No. 4, Wellsboro, Pa. Pastor LUCY, REV. RALPH J. South Canaan, Pa. Pastor MICHAEL, MRS. HELEN E. RICHARDSON 9l Center Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Housewife MILLER, MARIA Franklin, N. Y. School Teacher SELDEN, MRS. ELLA HAYDEN 55 Wardman Road, Kenmore, New York Housewife and Practical Christian Work SENSEBAUGH, REV. FRED 201 Smith Avenue, Nedrow, N. Y. Pastor V SLOAN, MRS. JANE BAYNHAM A Address Unknown I SPILLER, MRS. GEORGETTA FISHER Rochelle, Georgia TRUSCOTT, REV. SAMUEL 1706 Monsey Avenue, Scranton. Pa. Pastor VOGEL, MRS. MINNIE SAUNDERS Address Unknown WINDER, MRS. MARETA CHURCHILL Box 268, Geneva, N. Y. Pastor's wife WINDER, REV. EDWARD Box 268, Geneva, N. Y. Q Pastor A YOUNG, MRS. FOREST Orrum, North Carolina Pastor's wife CLASS OF 1926 ASELTINE, C. M. 910 Dakin St., Lansing, Mich. Practical Christian Work BODA, REV. HARVEY A. I. M. Gethumu, P. O. Thika, Kenya Colony, British East Africa Missionary CLOUGH, REV. RALPH J. 43 Lincoln Ave., Johnson City, N. Y. In Business and Lay Preacher CRETSER, REV. EARL 425 Robinson St., Binghamton, N. Y. Supervisor of Music at State Hospital FALK, MRS. LOUIS G. 65 S. Gates, Kingston, Pa. Pastor's wife FALK, REV. LOUIS G. 65 S. Gates, Kingston, Pa. Pastor FORCEY, ORRA MARIE Address Unknown FOSTER, MIRNA Deceased GUILIANO, REV. A. HENRY Major Hq., 6th AIC, A.P.O. 46, N. Y., N. Y C-IULIANO, REV. NUNZIE P. 142 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk, Conn. Pastor GOETZ, REV. ERNEST Address unknown HALL, FRED LYKER R. D. No. l, Chenango Forks, N. Y. Practical Christian Work HILL, REV. LEON Address Unknown P HUDSON, REV. CARLTON Address Unknown 61 KINDY, ETHEL 962 Morrison St., Niagara Falls, Ont., Can. Office Work KNIGHT, REV. C. R. Millnort, N. Y. LEWIS, REV. NATHAN Box 242, Webster Springs, W. Va. Pastor MILLER, EDITH M. Franklin, N. Y. Working in T. B. Sanitarium MOSHER. MR. ARTHUR R. D. No. 5, Amsterdam, N. Y. Farmer NOFTZ, LUCILLE Address Unknown O'DONNELL, MRS. LEONA YOUNG Box 79, Blanchard, Pa. Housewife PATTERSON, REV. MARION C. Bible School Park, N. Y. Vice'President of P.B.T.S., Director of Students' League of Many Nations RHOADES. MRS. MABELLE WEST Deceased SMITH, REV. ARCHIE R. D.. Friendsville, Pa. STRAW, REV. GEORGE Charlotteville, N. Y. Pastor STROI-I, MRS. BEULAH JORDAN General Delivery, Camarillo, Calif. THOMAS, MRS. THOMAS G. 257 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, N. J. Pastor's wife THOMAS, REV. THOMAS G. 257 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, N. J. Pastor WHEELER, REV. CLYDE Laneshoro, Pa. YOUNG, REV. FOREST Orrum, North Carolina Pastor YOUNG, REV. HOWARD 2,02 Herrick Ave., East, Wellington, Ohio astor YOUNG, MRS. EVANGELINE MOON R. D. No. l, Meadow Brook Lane, Vestal, N. Y Musical Evangelist and Pastor's wife YOUNG, REV. JOHN W. R. D. No. l, Meadow Brook Lane, Vestal, N. Y Evangelist, Youth for Christ Director Pastor YOUNG, REV. RUSSELL Address Unknown YOUNG, MRS. RUTH STRAW Coshocton, Ohio Pastor's wife YOUNG, REV. WALTER Coshocton, Ohio Pastor CLASS OF 1927 AUER, MRS. DORIS GRIFFIN Warners, N. Y. BANKER, REV. ALFRED 408 Oakland Ave., Greensburg, Pa. Pres. of Greensburg Bible Institute BODA, MRS. ELNORA KENNEDY A.I.M. Gethumu, P. O. Thika, Kenya Colony British 'East Africa Missionary BODIE, LENA l9lM4 St. Charles St., Johnson City, N. Y. DIX, JUSTIN 1140 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Working HABEL, CLARA Rexford, N. Y. Practical Christian Work HAGLUND, MRS. HENRY N. 230 So. Church St., Mount Pleasant, Pa. Pastor's wife . HINSKIN, FLORENCE Deceased HORTON, REV. HOWARD Himrod, N. Y. Pastor JONES, REV. CLARENCE R. D. No. 2, Otego, N. Y. Pastor KNAPP, LEON Deceased MOSHER, MRS. RUTH PHILLEO R. D. No. 5, Amsterdam, N. Y. Housewife 1 NELSON. MRS. LUCILLE PIM Deceased PARMELEE, REV. GEORGE 41 Greenwood St., Canisteo, N. Y. Pastor SCHMITT, MRS. GERALDINE THOMAS 18 St. Cyril Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife V STORY, MRS. ALICE M. OSTERHOUT Morris, N. Y. STRAW, MRS. BETHEL WITHERITE Clymer, Pa. Pastor's wife TEACHOUT, ROBERT 27 Duane Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. Store Clerk g TIFFANY, MRS. LOIS VAN AVERY 295 Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiac, Mich. Pastor's wife TIFFANY, REV. FREDERICK 295 Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiac, Mich. Pastor VANDENBURG, MRS. W. RICHARDSON 6 Bradley Ave., Brattleboro, Vt. WILCOX, REV. HILDRETH Meteor Ranch, Star Route, Upper Lake, Calif. Conference Director CLASS OF 1928 ALLEM, MRS. HELEN MILLER 34 Park Ave., New London, Ohio Pastor's wife BAKER, MRS. HELEN CORNELL Holley, N. Y. Housewife BAKER, REV. ROBERT 105 Carolina St., San Antonio 3, Texas Pastor BENNETT, DR. JOSEPH G. Box 248, Buffalo, Mo. Osteonath BISSELL, REV. RAY 712 Rosella Ave., Akron, Ohio Mail Carrier CARLSON, REV. HENRY W. 2107 N. Cleat Road, Alexandria, Va. Pastor COPLEY, HILDA I. Bible School Park, N. Y. Director of Christian Education Faculty Member at P.B.T.S. COWLES, MRS. EDNA ELDRED R. D. No. 1, Marietta, N. Y. Active Christian Work CUSHING, REV. LAWRENCE 61 E. Penn Ave., Carlisle, Pa. Supply Preaching ELLIN, GEORGE Deceased ELLIN. MRS. GRACE Box 232, Woodclift Lake, N. J. Teaching School FISHER, REV. CHARLES Address Unknown GAGE, MRS. LAURA MILLIAS Worcester, N. Y. Active Christian Work GILBRIDE, REV. W. A. R. 1313 Walnut St., Jersey Shore, Pa. Pastor GIULIANO, MRS. HENRY Deceased GLENISTER, MRS. GLADYS ROLLAND Poland, N. Y. GLENISTER, REV. FRANCIS W. Poland, N. Y: GORDON, MRS. MARGUERITE GRAY R. D., Bloomsburg, Pa. Housewife GROW, REV. LAWRENCE C. Union Ave., Westport, Mass. Pastor HUBBELL, MRS. ROBERT D. R. D. No. 2, Arkport, Steuben Co., N. Y. HUBBELL, REV. ROBERT D. R. D. No. 2, Arkport, Steuben Co., N. Y. LEAVENWORTI-I, LURA B. 904 Laurel St., Elmira, N. Y. Office Work MASLIN, ROBERT Deceased' MASON, REV. ALBERT Address unknown MCCULLOCK, MRS. WALTER 9th Ave. X: McClure St., Munhall, Pa. Pastor's wife McCULLOCK, REV. WALTER 9th Ave. 8: McClure St., Munhall, Pa. Pastor ALUMNI NICHOLS, MRS. ELSIE BANCROFT Hawaiian Islands Chaplain's wife ROGERS. NAOMI cfo J. Rogers, Star Route, Canton, Pa. Working ROYS, MRS. EMMETT L. Naples, N. Y. Pastor's wife ROYS, REV. EMMETT L. Naples, N. Y. Pastor SANFORD, MRS. IVA MAE WHEATON 33 Church Street, Fairport, N. Y. SEARLS. REV. LEON 124 Hunington Avenue, Boston 16, Mass. SINGER, REV. MILO 19 Hughes St., Wilkes Barre, Pa. Pastor STRAW, MRS. HELEN WITHERITEg Charlotteville, N. Y. Pastor's wife TOOMBS, MRS. SELINA ELLIOTT Benton, Ontario, Canada Missionary on Furlough VELEY, REV. ERNEST Address Unknown WELCH, MRS. SARAH DEPEW Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada Missionary WVETZEL, MRS. OLIVE CHASE R. D. No. 2,,WVatertown, N. Y. Pastor's wife WILCOX, MRS. LINA KNAPP Meteor Ranch, Star Route, Upper Lake, Cal Conference Work CLASS OF 1929 BAKER. IOLA 226 Riley St., Dundee, Mich. Practical Christian Work BAKER, REV. JAY R. - Holley, N. Y. Pastor BOICE, REV. FLOYD 625 S. E. 7th St., Hialeah, Fla. , Pastor' BOUTELLE, EUGENE Rt. No. 17, Box ,223 A, Fox Lake, Wis. BRAINARD, SARAH- Deceased BREWER, MRS. ETHEL WILCOX 1 Rhea Terrace, Fairmont, W. Va. Practical Christian Work BURT, REV. C. DOUGLAS 5010 Broadway, R. D. No. 2, Lorain, Ohio Pastor CODD. MRS. BEULAH SCHLOSSER 234 Kimbark Road, Rochester, N. Y. Housewife CONGDON, MRS. MARY MacWITHY 259 W. Corning Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Housewife DRAKE, LOLETA Naples, N. Y. Practical Christian Work HAGLUND, REV. HENRY N. 230 So. Church St., Mount Pleasant, Pa. Pastor LEONARD, MRS. AMY CONGDON R. D. No. 2. Mohawk, N. Y. MATHER, MARVIN R. D. No. 2, Mayville, N. Y. J ail Work and Gideon Work NEWLON, CHAPLAIN ODUS Soldier's Home, Bath, N. Y. Chaplain in So1dier's Home NICHOLS, CHAPLAIN FREDERICK Hawaii Chaplain in Army if. PATTERSON, MRS. MYRS MILLER COBURN R. D. No. 2, Lake Ariel, Pa. POVEY, MRS. MAE LAMB Address Unknown RIEDER, PAULINE L. 14 Wilson Ave., Amsterdam, N. Y. Music Teacher .SAIGH, JULIA 4807 Washington St., West Roxbury, Mass. Mission Work SLOAN, MRS. HELEN HACKETT 1304 E. Washington St., New Castle, Pa. Housewife SMELTZER, JOSEPH A. 5330 Darrah St., Philadelphia 24, Pa. Insurance and Social Welfare Investigator SMITH, MRS. GLADYS REDFORD 27 Stevenson St., Cortland, N. Y. 62 SPEEDY, MRS. LOIS TAMPT Address Unknown STRAW, REV. CLAYTON Clymer, Pa. Pastqr TILFORD, ARCH Lawrenceville, Pa. TILLINGHAST, ROBERT R. D. No. 1, Millport, N. Y. TRAVIS, REV. LEONARD 444 Indiana Ave., McDonald, Ohio Pastor I VAN NUSS, MRS. ELLEN TRAVIS 1625 Wealthy St., S. E. Grand Rapids, Mich. WATTLES, MRS. ELSIE ALDRICH Locke, N. Y. WETZEL, REV. JOHN C. R. D. No. 2, Watertown, N. Y. Pastor YAXLEY, MRS. GRACE RUHLMAN 1324 Cleveland Ave., Mt. Vernon, Wash. Pastor's wife CLASS OF 1930 BEALS, MRS. ALICE SILVA Miller Park, Franklin, Pa.. Practical Christian Work BOLT, REV. OREY 245 Church St., Indiana, Pa. Pastor BRUCE, EDITH Address Unknown CORWIN, MRS. MARY DENTON Deceased DALE, REV. PAUL E. Monroeton, Pa. F Pastor DIN, MRS. LEFA MOON Address Unknown ELDRED, MRS. LUETTA BAKER Star Route, Honesdale, Pa. Practical Christian Work GILDERSLEEVE, MRS. GRACE EWING Union Springs, N. Y. Practical Christian Work HOWELLS. REV. HAYDEN Deceased HURLBUTT, REV. C. J., Gorham, N. Y. Pastor , KENNY, ROBERT EDWIN Address Unknown MILLER, MABEL 2218 S. Laramie, Cicero 50, Ill. MOON, MRS. GERTRUDE MILLER Address Unknown MOON, REV. LESLIE Prattsburg, N. Y. V 4 NEWBY, MRS. CATHERINE FORGIE 235 Victoria St.,,So., Kitchener, Ont., Canada SCARBERRY, MRS. ROSE DENTON R. D. No. 1, Box 282A, Redlands, Qalifornia SESSIONS, AGNES 155 Warwick Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Bookkeeper Released Time Bible Class SPURR, MRS. MARION COON Bible School Park, N. Y. Staff Member of P.B.T.S. SPURR, MR. VERNON 90 Perth Highway. Amsterdam, N. Y. Bihle Conference Director, Youth Worker ULRICH, MRS. LETHA BAKER 514 Ocean Ave., New,London, Cong WADE, MRS. UNA CRISLIP Otsego, Ohio WALTERS, ELVIRA Locust St., Martinsburg, Pa. WITHERITE, KATHERINE 910 Cemetary Road, Clearfield, Pa. Working and Bible Club Work . YAXLEY, REV. D. THURLOW 1324 Cleveland Ave., Mt. Vernon, Wash. Pastor YOUNG, REV. WILLIAM B. Box 226, Orlando, Fla. Bible Conference Work CLASS OF 1931 ARMSTRONG. DONALD Afton, N. Y. Farmer BAKER, REV. CHARLES R. D. No. 6, Susquehanna, Pa. BENEDICT, FRANKLIN VICTOR Deceased BOSEY, MRS. ALICE SELFE 3917 5th Ave., South Bethwood Terrace St. Petersburg, Fla. Buyer for Store BROWN, MRS. WAMUL ROBERTSON 6202 Wilber Street, Reseda, Calif. Evangelist, Trained Nurse CHAPMAN, REV. HIRAM Clarkson, N. Y. Pastor COLWELL, MRS. GLADYS ADAMS 509 Pennsylvania Ave., Plymouth, Ind. Wife of State Rep. of G. A. R. B. CORWIN, REV. DONALD Sand Springs, Okla. Pastor DUNLEAVY, JEANNE 1196 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ont., Canada Practical Christian Work EISEMAN, PETER Deceased EISENHART, MRS. HELEN RUHLMAN 511 State St., Sedro Woolley, Wash. Pastor's wife EISENHART, REV. ALBERT H. 511 State St., Sedro Woolley, Wash. Pastor FYE, WALLACE 579 Hooper Road, Endicott, N. Y. GAGE, MR. PAUL Sidney, N. Y. GARDINOR, DOROTHY O. Bible School Park, N. Y. Pastor, Welfare Worker HAZELTON, BELLE Berwinsdale, Pa. JOHNSON, ELMER Address Unknown KEEFER, BEULAH Box 118, S. Byron, N. Y. Teaching School KILMER, MRS. ESTHER DIXON R. D., Wheelerville, Pa. Housewife MacKELVEY, REV. CHARLES R. D. No. 1, Butler, Pa. Pastor RASMUSSEN, REV. LESTER Mornence, Ill. Pastor SEELEY, ROBERT O. Plainfield Ave., Stelton, N. J. Pastor SHADE, MRS. LUCILLE BIGGS 155 Warwick Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Child Evangelism Director in Rochester TOUCHIE. WILLIAM E. Address Unknown VALENTI, MRS. SARAH S. CARTER 1003 Lawnton Terrace, Glenolden, Pa. Practical Christian Work WALKER, REV. HARRIS Address Unknown WATTS, STELLA 1 Plvmouth St Norwich N Y 28 , ., , . . Child Evangelism Director for Chenango Co. CLASS OF 1932 ANZALONE, REV. MICHAEL J. Box 54, Niagara Sq. Station, Buffalo, N. Y. Evangelistic Work BOYCE, MRS. JOSEPHINE GREY 1641 So. Salina St., Syracuse 5, N. Y. CHRISTEN, REV. DOUGLAS 365 Division St., Hornell, N. Y. Southside Baptist Church Pastor COLWELL, REV. ALFRED 509 Pennsylvania Ave., Plymouth, Ind. State Representative of G.A.R.B. CRANDALL, REV. LOUIS Ames, N. Y. Pastor FISH, WILBUR . 40 Aldrich Road, Cvlumbus 2, 01110 FORD, GERALD K. cfo Mrs. F. W. Ford 106 W. Hamilton Ave., Sherrill, N. Y. FRITZ, MERTON L. 32 Miller St., Seneca Falls, N. Y. Pastor GRIFFIS, MRS. DOROTHY FORBES Box 100, Conklin, N. Y. Pastor's wife GRIFFIS, REV. PAUL Box 100 nklin N. Y , Co , . Pastor, Bible Conference, Radio and Television HALL, MRS. BEATRICE MOON Address Unknown I-IAYDEN, MRS. RUTH STORM 2125 Center Ave., Bay City, Mich. HAYE. MRS. ELEANOR ROWE Springville, Pa. HUNTLEY, -MRS. GLADYS EGGLESTON R. D. No. 1, Cincinnatus, N. Y. Housewife KI.INK, REV. GROVER B. 20 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. Evangelist KNIGHT, DR. ALLEN R. First Ave. and Sixth St., Council Blulfs, Iowa Pastor MANLEY, NELLIE A. Bible School Park, N. Y. Faculty member, assistant registrar at P.B.T.S MILLER, WALTER S. Metta Pax, Mexico Missionary MITCHELL, FREDA Springville, Pa. V MOODY, REV. STANLEY 502 Central St., Endicott, N. Y. Supply Preacher MORGAN, MRS. MARIAN WATTS M. R. No. 98, Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife ROYER, MAE Apdo 10, Zimapan, Hidalgo, Mexico Missionary SCARBERRY, MR. JOHN R. D. No. 1, Box 282A,. Redlands, Calif. SHADE, REV. HENRY E. Address Unknown SKELTON, REV. GAVEN B. 2916 German St., Erie, Pa. Pastor SMITH, STELLA M. State Hospital, Dansville, Pa. Practical Christian Work SPRINGER. HARVEY H. 3170 So. Broadway, Box 30, Englewood, Colo. Pastor STAMIX, HELEN Deceased SWAHLIN, ROSE 26 Griswold St., Binghamton, N. Y. WASSON, ROBERT L. Wellpinit, Wash. Missionary to Spokane Indians WIGDEN. REV. LAWRENCE Box 2, Naples, N. Y. Evangelist CLASS or 1933 BARTLESON, MRS. DORIS LEECE R. D. Ng 4, Box 481, Alexandria, Va. BOYCE, REV. GERALD 1641 So. Salina St., Syracuse 5, N. Y. CIMINO, REV. DOMINIC J. 1722 Forest Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Founder and President of Southern Bible Institute HECKART, MRS. MARY BURRIS Address unknown JOHNSON, REV. FORREST E. 718 16th Ave., N., Seattle 2, Wash. Pastor KNORR. MRS. MAE COON 2 South St., Fort Plain, N. Y. Pastor's wife LORENZ, MRS. OREN A. 14 Thorndale Ave., Buffalo 10, N. Y. Pastor's wife LORENZ, REV. OREN A. 14 Thorndale Ave., Buffalo 10, N. Y. Pastor LUSK, EVANGELINE 95 Monterey Ave., Highland Park 5, Mich. Mission Work MOTT, EgTHER M. Decease . RASMUSSEN, MRS. ANNE MONTAGUE P. O. Box 594, Oviedo, Fla. New Tribes Missionary Boot Camp RASMUSSEN, MR. ALVIN P. O. Box 594, Oviedo, Fla. New Tribes Missionary Boot Camp ROSNER, MRS. RUTH FATUM 124 Staver St., Jersey, Pa. Pastor's wife SELLECK, REV. ELWOOD 22 Haricon Ave., Warrensburg, N. Y. Chiropractor STIVERS, GERTRUDE E. 134 Chapin St., Canandaigua, N. Y. Mission Work TULLER, CARLIN Address Unknown VOSBURGH, REV. RALPH Cameron, S. C. Pastor CLASS OF 1934 ABBOT, MRS. MILDRED CONRAD 4336 Sixth St., Baltimore 25, Md. Housewife 63 BARKER, WILMA M, Grover, Pa. Pastor BENNETT, FENTON S. 18 Oak St., Towanda, Pa. Pastor BROW, REV. GEORGE 109 Erwin St., Boonville, N. Y. Pastor CHALFONT, REV. GILBERT 1655 Waynesburg Road, S.E., Canton 7, Ohio Pastor COSSEY, MRS. VERNARD L. Address Unknown COSSEY, MR. VERNARD L. Address Unknown COSTANZO, ROSE N. 144 Willow St., Dunmore, Pa. Working DAVIS, ANITA Address Unknown DAVIS. MRS. EVELYN THOMPSON Africa Inland Mission, P. O. Kitui, Kenya Colony, British East Africa Missionary DeGRAW, REV. BERNARD Union Springs, N. Y. FARGO. MRS. DOROTHY BARROWS 21 N. Main St., Liberty, N. Y. Pastor's wife FARGO, REV. HARRY 21 N. Main St., Liberty, N. Y. Pastor FORD, MRS. GERALDINE AUSTIN 238 Conklin Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Housewife GATHANY, MARCELLA E. Hallstead, Pa. Pragical Christian Work GLOVER, LILLIAN B. 17 Edwards St., Binghamton, N. Y. Works in Workshop for Blind HOLLISTER, WINIFRED R. D., Montrose, Pa. Practical Christian Work JOHNSON, MRS. MARY McLOUD 718 16th Ave., N., Seattle 2, Wash. Pastor's wife KEEFER. BRUCE R. D. No. 5, Catawissa, Pa. Practical Christian Work KUMMERER, MRS. RUTH HUSON 4208 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia 40, Pa. Pastor's wife KYRK, REV. GEORGE R. D. No. l, Moscow, Pa. Pastor LEONARD, MRS. VIVIAN MITCHELL West Groton, N. Y. MAZZOLLA, JOSEPH C. R. D. No. 2. Moscow, Pa. MILLIRON, HELEN E. 25410 College Ave., Elmira Heights, N. Y. NEWMAN. REV. JOHN F. Address Unknown ORTEGA, THOMAS 118 So. Ave. 59, Los Angeles 42, Calif. Missionary to Indians POOLE, LAVERNE S. lst Baptist Church, Havanna, Ill. Pastor POSTEMA, HENRY 926 E. Navajo Road, Tucson, Ariz. Working RANDOLPH, N. GIOUSELLO 1325 E. 4th St., Odessa, Texas Pres. Oxford Theological University RIFFLE, MELBOURNE 115 Wagener St., Penn Yan, N. Y. Pastor RODGERS, MRS. MARION D. OAKLEY 6838 Sixth St., N. W., Washington 12, D. C. Housewife SELLECK, MRS. JEANETTE HERMON 22 Haricon Ave.. Warrensburg, N. Y. Secretary in Welfare Department SICK, MRS. LOUISE RITTER Castile, N. Y. ' Store Keeper STEVENS, Asa CARLISLE Address Unknown STROH, REV. W. GAVIN General Delivery, Camarillo, Calif. Pastor THAYER, MARY Route 1. Box 121, Woodbine, Ky. Home Missionary THURSTON, MRS. DOROTI-IEA SNEDAKER 154 Oak St., Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife VAN BUREN, REV. JAMES G. Central Christian Church, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pastor VEGHTE, MRS. HELEN REIDER R. D. No, 2, Johnstown, N. Y. Public School Teacher VOSBURG1-I, HAZEL Deceased WALKER, MRS. IOLA MITCHELL Address Unknown WEYHE, REV. IRA 718 Spring St., Olean, N. Y. Pastor WHEELER. REV. CARL Ferndale, Wash. Pastor WILSON, MRS. ELLA JENDRICK 81 North St., Plymouth, Mass. House Work YOUNG, MRS. LUELLA WEYHE Watsontown, Pa. Housewife CLASS OF 1985 BAKER. REV. JOHN J. Manlius, N. Y. Pastor BAKER, MRS. LUCY SKINNER Manlius, N. Y. Pastor's wife BOHL, MRS. GRACE JOHNSON 10 Duncan St., Millbum, N. J. Housewife BURLINGAME, MRS. LEVIA OSTERHOUT 898 Watson Blvd., R. D. No. 2, Johnson City, N. Y. Housewife CHATLOS, ALICE E. 17115 N. E. 21st Ave., N. Miami Beach, Fla. Real Estate Business CHATTERTON. REV. JAMES W. 2418 Cleveland Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Working COPP, WAYLAND J. Address Unknown DEAN, MRS. MARIETTA WRIGHT Rockford, Mich., R. D. No. 1 Pastor's wife ESTRADA, THOMAS N. 1 Chamal, Tamps, Mexico, General Delivery Missionary FORD, MR. LAWRENCE J. 238 Conklin Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. HARMS, REV. ALVIN A. 516 Wells Ave., N.E., Knoxville, Tenn. Pastor KELLY, LAWRENCE B. , USS.Cascade CA. D. 165, CXO Fleet Post Oflicc. New York, N. Y. Navy Chaplain KNORR, REV. WILLIAM M. 2 Main St., Fort Plain, N. Y. Pastor LITTLEJOI-INS. MRS. JAMES H. . A. I. M., Niangara, Congo Belge, Africa Missionary LITTLEJOHNS, JAMES H. A. I. M., Niangara, Congo Belge, Africa Missionary OSTERHOUT, REV. DELMAR RAY 195 E. First Street, Corning, N. Y. OSTERHOUT, REV. EDGAR Address ,Unknown PURNELL, MRS. DORIS HEISTMAN 185 Franklin St., Plymouth, Pa. Pastor's wife PURNELL, REV. RICHARD 185 Franklin St., Plymouth, Pa. Pastor ROADARMEL, HAZEL A. 367 Upland Way, Drexel Hill, Pa. Photography ROSS, STELLA Ngenda Mission, Ruiru, Kenya Colony, British East Africa Missionary SEIBERT, REV. ROGER O. Richburg, N. Y. Pastor STRICKLAND, MRS. EVA 612 Jennings St., Endicott, N. Y. WHEELER, MRS. FLORENCE RUHLMAN Ferndale, Wash. Pastor's wife YOUNG, MONTGOMERY R. McLean, N. Y. Practical Christian Work CLASS OF 1936 BROWN, REV. CHARLES G. Community Chapel, 240 Reel Street, Willow Grove, Pa. Pastor CAMPBELL, MRS. FRIEDA RICE R. D. No. 1, Athens, Pa. Housewife ALUMNI CHAYET, ZELLIC GEORGE Bible School Park, N. Y. On League of Many Nations CONFER, MRS. HELEN J. BARNER 51214 Nanticoke Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Housewife DEAN. REV. PAUL H. Rockford, Mich., R. D. No. 1 Pastor DeBOER, REV. ROBERT 845 Beard Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Pastor IDeB0ER, MRS. JEANNETTE BLINK 545 Beard Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Pastor's wife DeGUZMAN, MR. MINO A. 3126 No. Park Ave., Philadelphia 33, Pa. Pastor ELLIS, MARY A. R. D. No. 2, Horseheads, N. Y. Practical Christian Work GEENS. MRS. MARION MUNTZ Nunda, N. Y. Housewife GEMBERLING, HELEN Putney, Ky. Missionary HAHNLEN, MR. HAROLD 2149 So. Third St., Steelton, Ea. Pastor , HAMILTON, MRS. FLORENCE WINNIE Nelliston, N. Y. Pastor HELMER, REV. STERLING C. 167 Water St., Waterville, Maine Pastor HOLDEN, REV. DAVID 110 Plummer St., Sayre, Pa. Printer-Pastor-Radio work HOLDEN, MRS. ELEANOR STURDEVANT 110 Plummer St., Sayre, Pa. Housewife-Director of Child Evangelism HOLDEN, REV. FRANKLIN C. Deceased HOLDEN, MRS. NORMA COON Otego, N. Y., R. D. Store Clerk, Child Evangelism KLINEPETER, REV. JOHN Toccoa Falls Inst., Box 67, Toccoa Falls, Ga. International Evangelistic Work KROOSWYK, REV. DELBERT 2936 Highway Ave., Highland, Ind. Evangelistic work ' KUMMERER, REV. CLAUDE J. 4208 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia 40, Pa. Pastor MILLER, KENNETH 627 Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. Workin NEWCO1vfB, MRS. VELMA GRANT Avis, Pa. NORMAN, BERT V. Address unknown PHELPS, MRS. ARTHUR D. Box 1124, Burdett, N. Y. PHELPS, MR. ARTHUR D. Box 1124, Burdett, N. Y. PHILLIPS, MRS. DAISY FATUM Kingston, N. Y. PHILLIPS, REV. O. Address Unknown SEIBERT, MRS. THELMA WRATTEN Richburg, N. Y. Pastor's wife SHIMEL, EMERSON Bradford, N. Y. Pastor SHOEMAKER, MRS. DOROTHY WEYHE 10253 N.E. 64th St., Kirkland, Wash. Pastor's wife STEVENS, WALTER Indianola. Iowa WALTZ, MR. HAROLD F. 549 Ward Road. North Tonawanda, N. Y. WETHERBEE, REV. RICHARD B. West Edmeston, N. Y. Pastor CLASS OF 1937 ABBOT, MRS. CONSTANCE GARRIGAN 15 Mitchell St., Norwich, N. Y. Housewife ARDARY, REV. CORA V. 400 James St., Curwensville, Pa. Pastor BAER, MRS. ENCIE YOUNG Box 481, Flagstaff, Ariz. Missionary to Indians BAER, REV. HAROLD Box 481, Flagstaff, Ariz. Missionary to Indians CARLSON, REV. ROY C. 16 So. Chestnut, Cambridge City, Ind. Pastor 64 CARLSON, MRS. SYLVIA SHIREY 16 So. Chestnut, Cambridge City, Ind. Pastor's wife J CHATLOS, DOROTHY 1989 N. E. 18lst St., North Miami Beach, F1 Secretary CHATLOS, RUTH Navajo Bible School, Window Park, Ariz. EDWARDS, MRS. FRANCES BARNES Box 102, Waymart, Pa. Pastor's wife EDWARDS, MR. RUSSELL A. Box 102, Waymart, Pa. Pastor ENGWALL, KENNETH 182 So. Allegheny Ave., W. Ext., Jamestown, N. Y. Pastor FERRIN, REV. FRANK 0. 4110 Hudson St., Salem. Oregon Evangelist FULLER, REV. MERLE N. Highland Lake, N. Y. Evangelist, Bible Conference Director GORTON, MRS. FRANCES KYRK Swan Lake, N. Y. Housewife GREEN, MR. ELGIN L. Townsend, Mass. Pastor E HAKES, MRS. HELEN R. D. No. 1, Douglasville, Ga. Pastor's wife HAKES, REV. LENNON E. R. D. No. 1, Douglasville, Ga. Pastor, Teacher HARDING, IDA MAE 415 So. 15th St., Philadelphia 46, Pa. HARVEY, MRS. MAX H. 122 Della Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Pastor's wife HARVEY, REV. MAX H. 122 Della Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Pastor HOSTETTLER, MRS. HELEN NADER 5432 S. W. Second St., Miami 35, Fla. JEFFERS, REV. CLARENCE C. 20 Madison Ave., Endicott, N. Y. Mission work KALBACH, MRS. ALICE SPATZ Grace Christian High School, Box 2669, Manila, Philippine Islands Missionary KALBACH, REV. RAY M. Grace Christian High School, Box 2669, Manila, Philippine Islands Missionary KEMMERER, REV. ELWOOD Box 54, Unadilla Forks, N. Y. Pastor KENYON, GLENN Brooktondale, N. Y. Working KROOSWYK, MRS. ELEANOR KLAUB 296 Highway Ave., Highland, Ind. Evangelistic Work LINN, REV. S1-IERWOOD 160 W. Orange St., Shippensburg, Pa. Practical Christian Work LONG, ROY R. D. 1, Sunbury, Pa. Practical unristian Work MEADOWS, MRS. ALBERTA COPLEY 335 Main St., Bellwood, Pa. Pastor's wife MILES, REV. CHARLES D. 911 First St., Baltimore 25, Md. Pastor OSTERHOUT, REV. EVERETT V. Covington, Pa. Pastor ROBINSON, LOLA MAY Bledsoe, Harlan Co., Ky. Home Missionary ROSNER, REV. JAMES E. 124 Staver St., Jersey Shore, Pa. Pastor SPENCER, MRS. MARJORIE COMPTON R. D., Wellsboro, Pa. Housewife STEPHENS, MRS. PHYLLIS STOROZOW R. D. 1, Apalachin, N. Y. TRICKETT, MRS. LOUISE WASHBURN 503 No. Horners Lane, Rockville, Md. WATTS, REV. EDWARD G. 3 2324 Riverside Dr., N.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. CLASS OF 1938 BAILEY, REV. LAWRENCE 234 Main St., Matawan, N. J. Pastor BEGAY, JIM Box 69, Winslow, Ariz. Missionary to Indians BEIDELMAN, NELLIE M. 209 Madison Ave., Elmira, N. Y. Field Director of Child Character Association of Elmira BROWN, MRS. LOUISE CRAIG 4350 Budlong, Los Angeles 37, Calif. Housewife BROWN, KAROLYN 30 Luzerne Road, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Office work CLANCY, REV. WILLIAM Box 211, Wellston, Ohio A. S. S. Unio Missionary CLAWSON, EIHZABETH 58 So. Central Ave., Columbus 4, Ohio Practical Christian Work COLLINS, REV. EARL E. WARD, MRS. RUTH RATZLAFF 146 Harrison St., Johnson City, N. Y. Housewife WETHERBEE, REV. HOMER R. Unadilla, N. Y. Pastor WHIPPLE, MRS. DORIS COON Gloversville, N. Y. Housewife WHIPPLE, MR. GEORGE M. Gloversville, N. Y. Working Y WHITAKER, MRS. LOTTIE DAVIS 72 Mill St., Delevan, N. Y. Housewife WHITAKER, REV. S. ALBERT 72 'Mill St., Delevan, N. Y. Supply Pastor, Evangelist WHITNEY, MRS. CARRIE GRIFFIN Address Unknown MCGONIGAL, REV. H. L. Reynoldsville, Pa. Pastor MINNIGH, PAUL T. 4306 74th St., Bellemead, Landover Hills Md MORGAN, MR. CLIFFORD M. R. No. 98, Binghamton, N. Y. Workinlr NELLIS, MARJORIE F. La Fargville, N. Y. In Army V A , OSTERHOUT, MRS. LOUISE ARDARY Covington, Pa. Pastor's wife PHILBROOK, MRS. MABLE GUY Address Unknown ROSS, MRS. MILDRED MEISER Box 124, Wartburg, Tenn. Home Missionary Y , SHRECKENGOSTHIEVTMILFORD 1 Box 505 - R. D. 1, New Castle, Pa. Pastor COOK, VERA Paxinos, Pa. Oliice work CUMMINGS, RICHARD Address Unknown DUESPOHL, FLOYD W. Limestone, Pa. Supply Preaching EASON, MRS. ETHELYN PIERCE R. D. 1, Apalachin, N. Y. Housewife YOUNG, JOHN H. Linden, Pa., CLASS OF 1939 ABBUEHL, MRS. EVELYN M. BUDDELL 221 East 9th St., Chanute, Kans. Housewife ABDALLAI-1, REV. ALBERT W. Odessa, N. Y., R. D. No. l Evangelist SHRECKENGOST, MRS. NOI RHODES Odessa, N. Y., R. D. No. I Housewife SMITH, WILLIAM T. Address Unknown SNYDER, MRS. 808 Broad St., Pastor's wife SNYDER, REV. 808 Broad St. Pastor EMMA SCHICK New Bethlehem, Pa. ROBERT L. New Bethlehem, Pa. ELLIS, REV. CHARLES W. 1317 Scottsville Road, Rochester, N. Y. Pastor EVELETH, MRS. VIVIAN A. WHITE cfo Harrison Construction Co., Box 147, Elizabeth, Pa., , FITZGERALD, MERTON Trumansburg, N. Y. Salesman FRANCISCO, ELMER M.' Box 3, Black Creek, N. Y. Pastor GATHANY, REV. R. LEO 7 Church St., Randolph, N. Y. Pastor GOSS, REV. GERALD A. Collinsville, Va. Pastor GREEN, MRS. ELGIN L. Townsend, Mass. Pastor's wife HATI-IAWAY, MRS. RUTH E. WHITNEY Box 497, Mulvane, Kansas Housewife HATTEN, HELEN Louisville, Ky. Jewish work HUGHES, REV. JOSEPH L. Box 256 B, Powers Lake, N. D. Pastor JAMES,.MRS. BARBARA HULL 114 Willys St., Elmira, N. Y. Chi1dren'sVWork LEHMAN, MRS. CAROLYN WIEMAN R. D. No. 2, Box 321A, Burlington, Wis. Housewife LUPOLD, MRS. MARGARET BARNER 5 S. Duane Ave.,'Union, N. Y. Working MEADOWS, REV. GEORGE 335 Main St., Bellwood, Pa. Pastor PAGLEY, MRS. MALINDA WALKER R. D. No. 2, Corning, N. Y. Pastor's wife PIPER, REV. ELMER, D.D. Box 21, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Evangelist ROSS, MRS. AUDRUS DENTON cfo Ray Denton, Maine, N. Y. Missionary ROSS, REV. VINCENT Box 124, Wartburg, Tenn. Home Missionary RUHLMAN, REV. JOHN Bellevue, Wash. Pastor SCHWEINFORTH, MRS. DOROTHY KEECH R. D. No. 2, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Housewife SHOEMAKER, REV. C. C, 10253 N.E. 64th St., Kirkland, Wash. Pastor STAPLES, MRS. RUBY ZEIGLER 712 Union St., Farrell, Pa. Pastor's wife STAPLES, REV. EARL 712 Union St., Farrell, Pa. Pastor TWINING, IDA Room 1, 312 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba, -Canada Child Evangelism Work 2018 Spring St., Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Pastor ANUSZKIEWISZ, PEARL 2410 LaSalle Gardens, N., Detroit 6, Mich. Home Mission Work BASTRESS, MR. GUY R. D. No. 5, Danville, Pa. Pastor BLACKLEY, MRS. MARGARET STOUT 321 Second St., So. Amboy, N. J. Pastor's wife BROWN, FRED M. Address Unknown BUZA, MRS. DALLAS LANE Box 6, Custer Park, 111. Housewife CAMPBELL, MRS. LOUISE FRENCH Address Unknown DEGVILLE, REV. EDWARD H. Cajon 522, Cochabamba, Bolivia, So. America Missionary DEGVILLE, MRS. MILDRED BELL Cajon 522, Cochabamba, Bolivia, So. America Missionary FAULKNER, REV. MELVIN G. 55 Wentworth St., Reidsville, N. C. Pastor FLECK, MRS. ELOISE JACOX 747 Roosevelt St., N.W., Warren, Ohio Pastor's wife FLECK, REV. JOHN 747 Roosevelt St., N.W., Warren, Ohio Pastor GAMBLE, REV. JACOB H. 13 So. Harrison St., Easton, Md. Pastor GATHANY, MRS. MARY WHIPPLE 7 Church St., Randolph, N. Y. Pastor's wife HAHNLEN, MRS. EVA TEMPLE 2149 So. Third St., Steelton, Pa. Pastor's wife HAYES, WILLIAM F. Address Unknown HILTSLEY, WENDELL S. R. D. No. 1, Altmont, N. Y. HOAG, CARL F. Box 64, Naples, N. Y. Pastor HULL, RUTH N. .715 E. Church St., Elmira, N. Y. JACKSON, REV. HAROLD W. New Tribes Mission, Pennsylvania Boot Box 148, Jersey Shore, Pa. KALBACH, REV. WILFORD L. Corner Third Ave. 8: Garden St., Haddon Heights, N. J. Radio and Bible Conference Work KROLL, FRANK M. R. D. No. 1, Fombell, Pa. Pastor LEIBY, REV. EARL L. 165 E. Bridge St., Oswego, N. Y. Pastor MARSTELLER, REV. ANDREW J. 299 Elm Street, Struthers, Ohio Assistant Pastor McELWAIN, MRS. RUTH YOUNG Randolph, N. Y. Housewife MCGONIGAL, MRS. H. L. Reynoldsville, Pa. Pastor's wife 65 Camp, THACKER, DOROTHY M. 811 Ninth St., Alpena, Mich. American Sunday School Union Work WAGNER, REV. GERALD G. R. D. No. 2, Linesville, Pa. Pastor WALTZ, MRS. EVELYN KELLER Madison Baptist Church, Madison, W. Va Pastor's wife - WALTZ, REV. H. ELDON Madison Baptist Church, Madison, W. Va Pastor . WATKINS, REV. MERLE D. Mission Evangilique, Bangassou Oubangui Ghari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary WESTBROOK, REV. LEROY 101 So. Atlantic Blvd., Alhambra, Calif. Pastor . WINTERS, MRS. MABLE SCUDDER 427W W. Diamond St., Butler, Pa. Housewife YOUNG, K. EVELYN Esterly St. Extension, Gloversville, N. Y Working YOUNG, REV. FRED E. 314 Linden St., Camden, N. J. Pastor YOUNG, MRS. SUE SHELLHAMMER 514 Linden St., Camden, N. J. Pastor's wife CLASS OF 1940 AMEIGH, REV. MAHLON K. 260 Stafford Road, Fall River, Mass. Pastor ' BAILEY, MRS. MARY LOIS UBER 254 Main St., Matawan, N. J. Pastor's wife BARHAM, HOWARD L. C West Side Baptist Church, Chester, S. Pastor BEUTER, MRS. DOROTHY CHENEY Houghton, N. Y. Teaching BEUTER, REV. ERNEST L. Deceased BURGESS, MRS. LYNELL CARTER 475 Reed Ave., Monessen, Pa. Pastor's wife BURGESS, MR. HAROLD 475 Reed Ave., Monessen, Pa. Pastor CAGWIN, HUBERT C. Work and Win Baptist Parish, Danville O Pastor CLEVELAND, REV. LEROY Inman, S. C. COMPTON, MRS. ALICE RUTH ROSS Corfu, N. Y. Housewife DALEY, GENE A. Washington and Birch Sts., Enid, Okla Pastor DERBY, REV. ROBERT E. 22 W. Bacon St., Hillsdale, Mich. Pastor DICK, PAUL E. 649 Berryville Ave., Winchester, Va. Pastor ELLIS, MRS. FLORENCE ROBINSON 1317 Scottsville Road, Rochester, N. Y. Pastor's wife FITCH, F. RICHARD, JR. 119 Tidball Ave., Grove City, Pa. Pastor GEARHART, REV. ROSS E. Baptist Bible Semina , 193154 Griflin Ave., 1'Y Los Angeles 31, Calif. GEARY, MRS. ANNA J. ABDALLAH 26 Payne St., Altoona, Pa. Beautician GLUNT, MRS. ANNA J. ABDALLAH 535 22nd Ave., Altoona, Pa. Beautician GREEN, LYNN K. Sabinsville, Pa. Pastor I-IARDIE, HELEN E. CSALLIEJ 2931 Nanihale Place, Honolulu, T. H. , Christian Work, Oflice Work HEINEY, CPL. VERDA M., WA820l863 Co. B, W. A. C. Bn. 8064th A. U., A.P.O. No. 503, cfo P. M., San Francisco, Calif. In Armed Forces HENDERSON, MRS. ETHEL CARMON Chenango Trailer Camp, X Chenango Bridge, N. Y. HILL. MRS. SUE K. COPLEY R. D. No. 1, Crooked Creek, Pa. Housewife LASHBROOK, MRS. WANDA LEE WORK 968 N. Bosart Ave., Indianapolis 1, Ind. MARSTELLER, MRS. ANDREW J. 299 Elm St., Struthers, Ohio Assistant Pastor's wife MAXWELL, REV. ARTHUR N. New Straitsville, Ohio Pastor MAXWELL, MRS. ARTHUR N. New Straitsville, Ohio Pastor's wife McCLOUD, JOHN M. 16 Willow Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. MILES, CORA MARIE R. D. No. 1, Hagerstown, Md. Chi1dren's Work MILLER, REV. ROBERT A. 74 Salford St., Madison, Ohio Supply preaching 8: Masseur PAGLEY, REV. ANTHONY R. D. No. 2, Corning, N. Y. Pastor POLLINGER, MRS. DORIS CAMPBELL 2142 Stearnlar Ave., Long Beach 4, Calif. Pastor's wife POOL, MERLE R. 518 N. Reed St., Joliet, Ill. Pastor PURGASON, LUTHER S. 280 Barnes St., Reidsville, N. C. ROSS, REV. RAYMOND E. cfo Ray Denton, Maine, N. Y. Missionary RUSHING, MRS. HELEN HARRIS 310 N. Lanza Court, Saddle River, Rachelle Pk. P. Oi, N. J. Housewife SANDERS, MRS. DORIS FENTON 1547 West Byers, Denver, Colo. Working SAWYER, FRANCES L. Bible School Park, N. Y. Member of Stalf of P.B,fI'.S. SEELEY, MRS. GEORGE M. 7 Knapp Street, Sidney, N. Y. Pastor's wife - , SEELEY, MR. GEORGE M. 7 Knapp Street, Sidney, N. Y. ,Pastor SHELLENBERGER, REV. WAYNE J. 132 So. Cherry St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Pastor SHELLENBERGER, MRS. WAYNE J. 132 So. Cherry St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Pastor's wife SKIDMORE, REV. GEORGE W. Deceased Y SPATZ, KENNETH I. 1521 No. 12th Street, Reading, Pa. Working SPATZ, RUTH E. 1521 No. 12th Street, Reading, Pa. Child Evangelism STINE, MRS. MARGUERITE HAUSER Phalanx Station, Ohio Housewife TURNER, REV. HERMAN Apartado Postal 61, Guatemala City, Guatemala, South America Missionary g IVATKINS, MRS. LORENE REAK Mission Evangilique, Bangassou Oubangui Chari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary ALUMNI WESTBROOK, MRS. MARGUERITE MILES 114 So. Olive Avenue, Alhambra, Calif. Pastor's wife WHILDIN, MRS. GLADYS RASMUSSEN 329 Granada St., Ontario, Calif. Housewife WILT, REV. LLOYD PAUL 17 Sayles Ave., Saylesville, R. I. Pastor WOLFE, REV. HOWARD E. 119 Second St., Northumberland, Pa. Pastor WOLFE, MRS. HOWARD E. 119 Second St., Northumberland, Pa. Pastor's wife YOUNG, CHARLES E. Linden, Pa. CLASS OF 1941 BACH, RAYMOND American S. S. Union - Box 126, Smithfield, Ohio Missionary BAKER, PAUL E. R. D. No. 1, McClure, Pa. BRYAN, REV. HENRY A. 149 Baer Street, Huntington, W. Va. Pastor BRYAN, MRS. ISABELL ABDALLAH 149 Baer Street, Huntington, W. Va. Pastor's wife BUZA, REV. ROBERT F. Box 6, Chester Park, Ill. Supply Preacher CARLTON, MRS. ARLENE NEWTON Bob Jones University, Greenville, S. C. Secretary CARPENTER, MRS. JESSIE RUSCHER 14 E. Williams Street, Waterloo, N. Y. Pastor's wife CARPENTER, REV. CARLTON F. 14 E. Williams Street, Waterloo, N. Y. Pastor CHRISTIAN, REV. HARVEY 4240 N. Haven Avenue, Toledo 12, Ohio Pastor CLAYPOOL, REV. CHARLES G. Bethesda, Ohio Pastor I V, CLEVELAND, MRS. MARY BETH FREDERICK Inman, S. C. Pastor's wife CRIPPEN, MARTIN H. 62 Burdick Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. Postmaster at Bible School DANIELSON, REV. WILLIAM Dryden, N. Y. Pastor DEARBORN, MRS. HELEN MORRIS 3114 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago 12, Ill. Pastor's wife DINANT, EDMUND J. 3101 Valley View Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. Pastor DUMVILL, MRS. ELIZABETH BOYD 218 So. West End Avenue, Lancaster. Pa. ERNST, REV. ROBERT E1 Box 232, 937 Lake' St., Kingsville, Ohio FITCH, REV. OWEN D. Lowellville, Ohio Pastor FULKERSON, NELLIE E. Valleduper, Magdalena, Apartodo Aereo 105, Colombia, So. America Missionary GAULT, CLYDE E. 104 E. Main Street, Sykesville, Pa. Pastor GAULT, ERNEST LEE J. Deceased GREINER, JOHN Deceased HARNISH, MRS. AMOS K. Newfield, N. Y. Pastor's wife HARNISH, R-EV. AMOS K. Newfield, N. Y. Pastor HOLLOPETER, MRS. NELLIE D. WRIGHT Elkton, Mich. Pastor's wife HUBLER, HELEN 1460 Ogden St., N. WV., Washington 10, D. C. Olnce work LASHURE, DONALD B. R. D. No. 2, Bainbridge, N. Y. Working LEGANT, MRS. MARION COOK 265 Grand Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. Working MORRIS, REV. LLOYD, JR. 1721 Weller Avenue, La Porte, Ind. Pastor 66 NEWTON, MRS. HARRIET MAXWELL WHITE 1920 Adams Street, New Castle, Pa. Housewife O'DONNELL, MR. CALVIN B. Box 79. Blanchard, Pa. Practical Christian IVork RICHMOND, DENZEL West Clarkesville, N. Y. Practical Christian Work ROSS, MRS. PHOEBE HARRINGTON 636 Midland Avenue, Syracuse 4, N. Y. Housewife SAMPSON, DORIS M. Box 213. Towanda, Pa. Oflice Work SCHOONMAKER, HAZEL ANN Address Unknown SEIDERS, ALMA E. 2212 So. Second Street, Steelton, Pa. Office Work SMYTHE. BEVERLY Taylor Hollow Road, Collins, N. Y. Missionary to Indians SPACHT. LEONARD S. 505 8th Avenue, Juniata, Altoona, Pa. Pastor SPENCER, MRS. VERNA BELLE YOUNG West Danby, N. Y. Pastor's wife STERE. MAXINE M. 637 Early Road, Youngstown 6, Ohio School Teacher STOUGI-ITON, REV. HOWARD 1315 W. Street, S.E., Washington, D. C. Pastor . TAYLOR, MRS. LILLIAN PIERCE W. Main Street, Richmondvillc, N. Y. THOMAS, MRS. DOROTHA SISCO 198 Conklin Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife VEDDER, MRS. GLADYS SCHOONOVER Taylor Hollow Road, Collins, N. Y. Missionary to Indians WAGNER, MR. FELIX 2nd Baptist Church, Lancaster, S. C. Pastor , WAGNER, MRS. JOSEPHINE WELTON R. D. No. 2, Linesville, Pa. Pastor's wife WEYHE, LOIS L. Bryan University, Dayton, Tenn. Teacher and Registrar WHITNEY, REV. KEITH I.. R. D. No. 1, Monroeton, Pa. Pastor YVILSON, BERNARD cfo Cohen's Store, Jacksonville, Fla. YOUNG, VESTA I. M. R. No. 95, Binghamton, N. Y. Bible Book Store CLASS OF 1942 BERGSTROM, KATHRYN J. 122 Wylie Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Practical Christian Work BITTENBENDER, MRS. RUTH HALLMAN Box 998, Bob Jones Univ., Greenville, S. C. Housewife and Bihle Clubs BOLES. REV. HUBERT Box 5, Woodland, Pa. Pastor BURNS, MRS. DOROTHY CALDWELL Box 58, Worthington, Pa. Pastor's wife BURNS, REV. RALPH Box 58, Worthington, Pa. Pastor I CAMPBELL, HELEN R. 901 Croton Avenue, New Castle, Pa. Working CHENEY, REV. DONALD H. In the Army CRAPSER, MRS. PAULINE T. 64 Susquehanna Avenue, Tunkhannock, Pa. Automobile business DUMVILL, REV. PAUL S. Address Unknown ERNST, MRS. GLADYS CAGWIN Box 232, 937 Lake St., Kingsville, Ohio Pastor's wife FOSTER, MRS. JANE W. CARPENTER 34 West Avenue, Arkpon, N. Y. Pastor's wife GAMBLE, FREDERICK J. 954 Franklin Town Road, Baltimore 16, Md Pastor GIBBS, CHARLES W. 2420 N. Webster, Indianapolis, Ind. HENRY, REV. W. DEAN 2743 Bender Ave., Akron 19, Ohio Pastor 1 JACK, REV. GERALD P. O. Box 1213, Wheeling, W. Va. Dean of men and director of Youth for Christ in Wheeling, W. Va. KARLSON, MRS. NAOMI SIGWORTH Box 263, Rt. No. 1, Warrenville, Ill. Evangelistic work KIRCHEN, MRS. MABLE WALLS Rt. 5, Box 542, Oregon City, Oregon Housewife MARTIN, MRS. ALFREDA ENDERS 1287 Jonai, Tochigi Shi, Tochigi Ken, Japan Missionary MILO, MRS. LaDELLE DAWSON 30 Evans Way, Boston, Mass. Children's Work MINTZ, REV. MELVIN D. 119 January, Mutjfreeboro, Tenn. MOORE, MRS. RUSSELL C. Box 325, East Brady, Pa. Past0r's wife MOORE, REV. RUSSELL C. Box 325, East Brady, Pa. Pastor NADER, REV. FREDERICK J. E. Long Avenue, Du Bois, Pa. Pastor NEUBERGER, MRS. LAVERNE R. BOSSLEY Jeffersonville, N. Y. , Housewife PAGE, SAMUEL A. 109 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Radio Announcer on WNBF PIERCE, AUDREY O. 78 Sterling St., Corning, N. Y. Child Evangelism Work POLLINGER, REV. HAROLD W. 2142 Stearnlar Avenue, Long Beach 4, Calif. Pastor ROBB, MRS. ESTHER GATHANY 5803 64th Avenue, East Pines, Riverdale, Md Pastor's wife ROBB, REV. KENNETH C. 5803 64th Avenue, East Pines, Riverdale, Md Pastor SANDUSKY, WILLIAM F. 414 Cornell Avenue, Connellsville, Pa. Practical Christian Work SANNER, MARILENE R. Christian Service Centers, Inc., Box 1, Gulfport, Miss. Works in a serviceman's mission SCHRECKENGOST, MRS. JOHN D. 215 Pennsylvania Ave., Clairton, Pa. Pastor's wife SCHRECKENGOST, REV. JOHN D. 215 Pennsylvania Ave., Clairton, Pa. Pastor SHALINE, WILLIAM E. Richland Center, Wisconsin Pastor SPENCER, REV. VERN E. West Danby, New York Pastor ST. CLAIR, MRS. FLORENCE BROWN R. D. No. 2, Sunbury, Pa. Housewife SWITZER, JAMES C. Box 1, Moscow, Idaho Pastor Y TAYLOR, REV. CHARLES W. Main Street, Richmondville, N. Y. Pastor TURNER, MRS. MILDRED LINCOLN Apartado Postal 61, Guatemala City, Guatemala, Central America Missionary VAN BUSKIRK, REV. REYNOLDS S. Burnettsville Baptist Church, Burnettsville, Ind. Pastor WILSON, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH DIVIL 216 Locust St., Turlock, Calif. Church 84 Sunday School Missionary WOLCOTT, MRS. MAXINE BARNETT Attica, N. Y., WOODRUFF, HAROLD A. R. D. No. 2, Endicott, N. Y. CLASS OF 1943 ABDALLAH, REV. GEORGE 1423 Oakwood Avenue, Akron, Ohio Pastor ACKERLY, REV. ELLIOTT E. Bible School Park, N. Y. Faculty Member at P.B.T.S. ACKERLY, MRS. JEAN KARSCHNER Bible School Park, N. Y. Housewife 8: Faculty Member BOLES, MRS. DOROTHY LYNCH R. D. 2, Conestoga, Pa. ' Pastor's wife BRENNEMAN, MRS. RUTH B. KELLER 83 W. Frederick Street, Millersville, Pa. Housewife BUNZEY, BLOSSOM 435 N. Main Street, Herkimer, N. Y. State Supervisor of Home for Mentally Deficient EVANS, MRS. CONSTANCE ROCKWELL R. D. No. 2, Gillett, Pa. Pastor's wife EVANS, REV. GEORGE R. D. No. 2, Gillett, Pa. Pastor EVANS, ULA R. Rawlings, Md. FITCH, MRS. GRACE AUSNEHMER Lowellville, Ohio Pastor's wife ' FREDERICK, BETTIE R. D. No. 4, Amsterdam, N. Y. School Teacher GARDNER, HELEN J. Bible School Park, N. Y. 7Staff Member of P.B.T.S. HUSTON, MRS. ESTHER M. HOTALEN 1473 Bradley Ave., Camden 3, N. J. -Housewife ' JACK, MRS. GLADYS ESTABROOK Box 1213, Wheeling, W. Va. Housewife JACK, NORMAN R. 107 Westlake Street, Horseheads, N. Y. Factory work JOHNSON, SADIE RUTH 78 State Street, Struthers, Ohio Practical Christian Work KELLEY, WALTER R. R. D. No. 6, Binghamton, N. Y. Working LEVIERE, REV. RAYMOND R. MQcado, Mich. LEWIS, MRS. DORIS SAXBY R. D. No. 2, Great Bend, Pa. Housewife LOWE, DANIEL R. 406 Sykes Avenue, Greensboro, N. C. Pastor MacARTHUR, BETTY 111 E. Seneca Street, Oswego, N. Y. Director of Music and children's work MAUST, BETTY J. 2829 Beechland Avenue, Baltimore 14, Md. Working . MOOREFIELD, MRS. ROWENA SWITZER 97 Summit Avenue, Jersey City 4, N. J. Missionary with Home Department MOOREFIELD, REV. EMMETT B. 97 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Associate Secretary for N. A. for India Mission NADER, MRS. SARA L. SIGWORTH E. Long Avenue, Du Bois, Pa. Pastor's wife NEWSOME, JOSEPH C. White Plains, North Carolina School Teacher NUNEMAKER, MR. GLENN Mission Protestante, Dasso, Niger, French West Africa Missionary PHILLIPPI, ELMER J. Deceased PIETROPAULO, CARLO Huntington, W. Va. Musical Evangelist PINKERTON, GLADYS M. 117 E. Frederick Street, Lancaster, Pa. Working PLANTHOIJT, MRS. MARIAN BENTON 982 Nottingham, Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. Housewife RIEYQNOLDS, MRS. MAUD HIBBARD n ia RHODES, MARY LOUISE Grethel, Kentucky, Floyd Co., Via Harold, Ky. Home Missionar RIFFLE. REV. RFCHARD Concrete, Wash. Pastor STEWART, MRS. EVELYN FULLER R. D., Wellsboro, Pa. Housewife STOUFFER, VICTOR C. R. D. No. 1, Olean, N. Y. Pastor SWAN, SARA LENORE Bible School Park, N. Y. Staff Member of P.B.T.S. TAYLOR, MRS. FREDERICK R. D. No. 1, Lake Road, Geneva, Ohio Housewife TAYLOR, MR. FREDERICK R. D. No. 1, Lake Road, Geneva, Ohio Working THOMAS, MRS. NORMA GRIFFITH 59 Wise Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. Housewife 67 TUBBS. REV. ROY L. Box 424, Daggett, Calif. Pastor VARNER, WILLIAM S. 3822 Marcy, Omaha, Neb. In business WEBER, ELIZABETH 4441V2 N. Damen Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Oflice Work WECKLE, RFV. ROBERT G. Cass City, Mich. Pastor CLASS OF 1944 ALLEN, MAE M. Mission Evangelique, Ippy, Oubangui-Chari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary ANDERSON, MRS. MILDRED ZEIGLER 712 Union Street, Farrell, Pennsylvania Housewife - BARACKMAN, MRS. ELLA HAYES Newfane, N. Y. Pastor's wife BARACKMAN, REV. FLOYD H., JR. Newfane, N. Y. Pastor BLOSSOM, REV. GORDON C. Belvidere, Illinois Pastor CALLEN, LLOYD T. R. D. No. 2, Belle Center, Ohio Pastor CLARKE, MILDRED U. Bible School Park, N. Y. Staff Member of P.B.T.S. CLAYPOOL, MRS. LEONA SHEARER R. D. No. 2, Worthington, Pa. Housewife CONN, MR. DANIEL L. Bible School Park, N. Y. Superintendent of Grounds CONN, MR. DANIEL L. Bible School Park, N. Y. Supervisor of Men's Manual Work and Assistant in Men's Department COOGAN, REV. JOSEPH F. Deceased DAVIS, MRS. LINDA CHILDS 31 Cave Street, Lockport, N. Y. Pastor's wife DILLENBECK, LOWELL G. 6020 Taber Rd., Philadelphia Il, Pa. Apt. D 2 Minister of Music , GRAFTON, MRS. HARRIET M. DARROW 2631 S. Walter Reed Drive, Arlington 6, Va. Housewife HENRY, REV. BROOKS N. First Baptist Church, Dunbar, Pa. Pastor HESTER, MRS. DORIS A. WHIPPLE Apt. D-3-I Covert Apts.,sColumbia, S. C. HOAGLAND, JOHN H. Bible School Park, N. Y. Night Watchman HOWARD, E. JEANNETTE Unadilla Forks, N. Y. LINGELBACH, REV..CI-IARLES W. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Pastor LUDWIG, EDITH R. 207 E. Front Street, Oil City, Pa. School Teacher MILLER, MRS. GENEVIEVE SHRECKENGOST R. D. No. 1, Venus, Pa. Housewife , , MITCHEL, MRS. BERTHA R. AYERS 76 W. 3rd Street, Corning, New York Children's Work POND, EVELYN G. The Ohio Messianic Testimony, 655 Forest Ave., Avondale, Cincinnati '29, Ohio RIFFLE, MRS. CLARA RUHLMAN Concrete, Wash. Pastor's wife SENSEBAUGH, RANDOLPH D. R. D. No. 2, Wellsboro, Pa. Pastor SHENEFELT, MRS. ALBERTA C. KALBACH 12101 Troley Street, Wheaton, Maryland Pastor's wife STANLEY, LOUISE M. Smithville Flats, N. Y. Practical Chrgtian Work , STEPHENS, MRS. VIRGINIA J. WHITE 49 Main Street, Tariffville, Conn. Housewife STEWART, REV. LEWIS J. R. D., Wellsboro, Pa. Evangelist STILES, MRS. MARION WADHAMS Lake Shore Dr., Lake Ronkonkoma, L. I., N. Y Youth Center s STILES, MR. CHESTER L. Lake Shore Dr., Lake Ronkonkoma, L. I., N. Y. Youth Center STROUP, WILLIAM L. Cresaptown, Md. Pastor TUBBS, MRS. FERN DeWITTIE Box 424, Daggett, Calif. Pastor's wife TWINING, RUTH F. Sprigg, W. Va. Home Missionary VAN GORP, MRS. ALBERT 7437 Chestnut Avenue, Hammond, Ind. Pastor's wife VAN GORP, REV. ALBERT 7437 Chestnut Avenue, Hammond, Ind. Pastor VEALEY. MRS. ELLA T. FICK 58 Hamburg Avenue, Sussex, N. J. Housewife WATKINS, MRS. MARIAN E. CALDWELL 3593 S. W. 17th Street, Miami, Florida Pastor's wife WATKINS, REV. FORREST H. 3593 S. W. 17th Street, Miami, Florida Pastor WECKLE, MRS. MARGUERITE FUGRER Cass City, Mich. Pastor's wife WHITNEY, MRS. WILLA MAE BENNICK Blodgett Mills, N. Y. Pastor's wife WHITNEY, REV. CECIL G. Blodgett Mills, N. Y. Pastor WOODFORD, PERRY L., JR. Box 131, Ithaca, Mich. Pastor YATES, MRS. THELMA I. REYNOLDS 2210 Ola Avenue, Tampa, Florida On Faculty of Trinity College YOUNG, MRS. ALMA WHIDDEN 1531 Carswell Terrace, Arlington, Texas Housewife CLASS OF 1945 ABDALLAH, ALEX J. 514 12th Street, Altoona, Pa. - Practical Christian Work ALDRICH, REV. SIDNEY S. R. D. No. 2, Frostburg, Md. Pastor BALDWIN, REV. WAYNE Eden, N. Y. Pastor BALFOUR, DONALD 152 Jackson Street, Smith River, N. J. Pastor BASTRESS, MRS. GUY R. D. No. 5, Danville, Pa. Pastor's wife BAYLIS, MRS. ELIZABETH DUNSON 2770 4th Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn. Housewife BILLINGS, REV. HAROLD J. 104 Bank Street, Batavia, N. Y. Pastor BILLINGS, MRS. BETTY UBER 104 Bank Street, Batavia, N. Y. Pastor's wife BOOTH, DAVID S. 256,Forsvthe Street. Girard, Ohio BRAID, MRS. DOROTHY COBB Port -Crane, N. Y. Pastor's wife BRAID, REV. DAVID Port Crane, N. Y. Pastor BULLOCK, ELEANOR 247 W. 72nd Street, New York 23, N. Y. Jewish Work BUZZARD, MRS. GERALDINE BISH Distant, Pa. Housewife CARTER, S. FELTON R. D. No. 1, McLeansville, N. C. CROSBY, MRS. VELMA FULLER Box 85, Millerton, Pa. Pastor's wife EGGLESTON, HERBERT C. 924 N. Wheaton Street, Wheaton, Ill. Stock Broker FREDERICK, LILLIAN M. R. D. No. 4, Amsterdam, N. Y. GEARHART. MRS. SILAS R. D. No. 2, Glenn Campbell, Pa. Pastor's wife GEARHART, REV. SILAS R. D. No. 2, Glenn Campbell, Pa. Pastor CLICK, MRS. BETTY LINDERMAN R. D., Lindley, N. Y. HAMPTON, FRANCES 107 Jefferson Street, Fai Home Missionary HARRIS, W. LEROY Conneautville, Pa. Pastor HAYDEN, H. HAYWOOD Care of William Stuper, R. D. 1 Oneida, N. Y. JOHNSON, MRS. FRANCES E. THOMPSON New Milford, Pa. Housewife and Nursing JOHNSON, REV. ROBERT L. 127 Water Street, Gowanda, N. Y. Pastor KESTER, REV. BURTON G. Address Unknown KMETKO, ANDREW 4853 W. 12th Street, Cleveland, Ohio ALUMN I rmont, W. Va. P t LIIQDVIALL, MRS. ELLA J. KINCAID 630 Riverhill Circle, Columbia, S. C. Student MARSHALL, MRS. ELEANOR M. BUCHANAN Mission Protestante, Gao fSoudanJ A. O. F., French West Africa Missionary McCRACKEN, MRS. PEARL TUBBS Kerrmoor, Pa. Housewife MORGAN, GLADYS R. 247 W. 72nd Street, New York 23, N. Y. Jewish Missionary MYERS, DOROTHY J. Dosso, Niger, French West Africa Missionary MYERS, ELIZABETH Mid-Liberian Mission, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa Missionary NELSON, MARTHA L. 107 Jefferson Street, Fairmont, W. Va. Home Missionary NEMIRE, MARY R. Manuelito, New Mexico Missionary to Navajo Indians ROGERS, MRS. VIVIAN LAUX Jenners, Pennsylvania Pastor's wife ROGERS, MR. VICTOR Jenners, Pennsylvania Pastor SCHULER, MRS. MARY CARTER Avella, Pa. Housewife SMITH, O. LILY 143 Valley Road, Clifton, N. J. Secretarv in Mission Oflice THOMAS, MRS. JEWEL JOHNSON 23 E. Chestnut Street, ,Norristown, Pa. Pastor's wife TUBBS, CARTHA C. Kerrmoor, Pa. Child Evangelism WHITE, BEULAH M. ' Bhongir, N. S. Rlwy., Hyderbad, Deccan, India Missionary WHITMAN, GEORGE P. 117 Waterford Street, Edinboro, Pa. Pastor WHITTENHALL, MRS. FRANCES S. VARNER 110 Orchard Street, Horseheads, N. Y. Dental Nurse WILLIAMS, MRS. RUTH E. SNYDER 136 Alexander Street, Greensburg, Pa. Housewife , ZOUCK, MRS. MARY E. GARDNER 120 Boulevard Raspail, Paris 6, France Missionary Under Appointment CLASS OF 1946 ACKER, ELEANOR Grethel, Ky. via Harold Floyd-Co. Home Missionary BAKER, MARY R. Mission Evangelique, N'Dele par Banqui, Ou Bangui-Chari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary on furlough BALDWIN, MRS. LUCILLE WIGHTMAN Eden, N. Y. Pastor's wife , BELKNAP, MRS. MIRIAM CORNELIUS Box 43, Saltillo, Pa. DAVIS, MRS. LILLIAN GUITSON R. D. No. 2, Meadville, Pa. Housewife EARLE, KATHRYN San Fernando de Atabapo, Territory Federal Amazonas, Venezuela, S. A. Missionary FONES, MRS. DAWN CARTWRIGHT 4 Dorset Drive, Virginia Hills, Alexandria, Va. Housewife 68 , J FRANTZ, MRS. IDA BELLE WETZEL 227 N. Manning Street, Hillsdale, Mich. Housewife and Nursing FREDERICK, JEANNE R. D. No. 4, Amsterdam, N. Y. Office work GILBERT, SEYMOUR M. Glen Aubrey, New York Pastor IIENRY, MRS. NADINE CARLISLE First Baptist Church, Dunbar, Pa. Pastor's wife HOHN, ROSALIE Box 9214, Charlotte, N. C. Rural Children's Work JOHNSON, MRS. EDNA EMERY 127 Water Street, Gowanda, N. Y. Pastor's wife LEE, LOIS E. Bible School Park, N. Y. Staff Member of P.B.T.S. LOMBARDY, MRS. ALMA JOHNSON 1030 Allison Avenue, Lorain, Ohio Housewife MYERS, LOIS Box 9214, Charlotte, N. C. Rural Children's Work NIXON, MRS. JOYCE WILLIAMS 103 E. Dexter Street, Black River, New York Housewife NUNEMAKER, MR. GLENN Mission Protestante, Dosso, Niger, French West Africa Missionary ODOR, ELIZABETH Mission Protestante, Niamey, Niger, French West Africa Missionary OLNEY, MARIAN 208 Scottwood Avenue, Elmira Hgts., N. Y. Dental Receptionist PHILPOTT, RUBY E. Box 127, cfo Sudan Interior Mission, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Africa Missionary PICKENS, LETTIE M. Box 4033, Bob Jones Univ., Greenville, S. C. Student PLATNER, HELEN 12 Burton Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Church Organist , POTTER, MRS. MEDORA WHITLOCK 1212 N. Jackson Street, Danville, Ill. Pastor's wife RENSTROM, MRS. DOROTHY McGARVEY 650 Mansfield Avenue, Englewood, Colo. Housewife RUHLMAN, DOROTHY Mission Evangelique, N'De1e par Bangui Oubangui-Chari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary SANDELL, WALTER 302 N. 77th Street, Birmingham, Ala. Pastor SMITH, MRS. DORIS BROWN R. D. No. 6, Longhlin Road, Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife SOUTHARD, MRS. JEAN STANLEY 3502 E. Main Street, Endwell, N. Y. Housewife STEPHENS, MARY L. Box 2015, Juneau, Alaska Child Evangelism Fellowship Director THOMAS, REV. LAWRENCE 2 E. Chestnut Street, Norristown, Pa. Pastor THOMPSON, VERNA Hunt, N. Y. Practical Christian Work WESTOVER, BETTY ,Box 36, Collinsville, Va. WILCOX, MRS. BARBARA BAKER 247 So. Harris Road, Ypsilanti, Mich. Housewife WYANT, MRS. FRANCES SIPES Box 241, Ford City, Pa. Housewife CLASS OF 1947 ADAMS, MRS. GLADYS DANIELSON 178 West End Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Nursing , , ANDERSON, HELEN L. R. D. No. 2, cfo M. 0. Cover, New Castle, P Deputation Work for Africa BERRY, MRS. THELMA WARNER 1 Adams Avenue, Johnstown, N. Y. Working BURNETTE, MRS. RUBY HELEN JOHNSON 2116 Boswell Road, Raleigh, North Carolina Housewife COBB, MRS. MARTHA MILLS 200 Russell Avenue, Liverpool, N. Y. Bible Club Worker DENCE, A. MERRILL Corinth, N. Y. Musical Evangelist V FLEMING, MRS. RUBY CUMMINGS Box 109, Morrisdale, Pa. Pastor's wife GILBERT, DORIS A. 60 Rue des Cerisiers, Colombes, Seine, France Missionary GLICK, THEODORE clo Burton Brown, Gillett, Pa. Evangelist ' GODLEY, JAMES E. . 3418 Parklane Dr., Parma 29, Ohio Pastor GROSSMAN, MRS. MARDELL H. EAKINS Roulette, Pa. Pastor's wife GWYN, MRS. WINIFRED HOLDEN Medina, fN. Y., R. D. . IN! HO-IC,I?IicMlfS. MARIE C.. DINGHAM 106 First Avenue, Nyack, N. Y. HODIL, ESTHER ELAINE 6045 N. 16th Street, Phoenix, Ariz. Children's Work Y HAMILTON, MRS. SARA JANE KELLEY 108 So. 7th Street, Altoona, Pennsylvania Practical Christian Work 'KE'IfI.EY, 'SARA JANE 3708 Fourth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Practical Christian YVork KRUEGFR, REV. RICHARD R. 7 Ashton Place, Glen Rock, N. J. Evangelistic Work LEWIS, MR. JOSEPH W. New Alma Coal Camp, McCarr, Ky. Pastor KINDERMAN, MRS. DORIS MAHLA R. D., Ischua, N. Y. Housewife MCKINNEY, REV. CHARLES W. Whipple Road Sc Second Street, N. W., Canton 8, Ohio Pastor MEADOWS, ARTHUR G. 1831 Madison Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. Pastor NEWTON. MRS. RUBY I. CRANDELL 5455 York Road, Philadelphia 41, Pa. Church Secretary ONEY, VENICE MAE Isom, Ky. Home Missionary RAMSIN, DOROTHY C. Box 2, Moscow, Mich. Rural Home Missionarv REES, MRS. J. GRACE REARICK 1820 Pierce Avenue, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Children's work REESE, JAMES, JR. East Lynn, W. Va. Home Missionary RHODES, MRS. MARGERY EMPET R. D. No. 1, Kingsley, Pa. Pastor's wife ROBB, MRS. RUTH SWANSON Marion Center, Pa., R. D. No. 1 Pastor's wife SEYMOUR, MRS. RUTH FREIBERGER 363 Robinson Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife SHAFER, BERNADINE I. Deceased SUTTON, LOIS L. New Milford, Pa. Wyoming Conf. Children's Work SWANSON, MRS. AGNES GALLEY 215 IValnut Street, Painted Post, N. Y. Housewife TUBBS, MRS. JOHN 55 Chamberlain Street, Wellsville, N. Y. Pastor's wife TUBBS, REV. JOHN '55 Chamberlain Street, Wellsville, N. Y. Pastor WARREN, RUTH B. Box 2, Moscow, Mich. Rural Home Missionary CLASS OF 1948 APGAR, JOSEPH P. 1009 Colombia Street, San Diego 12, Calif. cfo C. B. M. C. Child Evangelism and Personal Work ASHLEY, MRS. SHIRLEY SHAVER R. D. No. 1, Auburn, N. Y. Housewife , BLACK, MRS. MARY LOUISE SPAUGH Address Unknown BROOKS, REV. EDWIN M. Box 252, Endwell, N. Y. Pastor BROWN, ROSA M. Susquehanna Valley Home, Binghamton, N. Y. BROWN, WOODROW Bible School Park, N. Y. Faculty Member of P.B.T.S. BULLOCK, MRS. JOHN R. Apache Junction, Arizona Home Missionary BULLOCK, REV. JOHN R. Apache Junction, Arizona Home Missionary CARLSON, ELLEN M. Covington, Pa. Practical Christian Work ' COBB, MRS. BETTY BRYANT Sconondoa Avenue, Vernon, N. Y. Pastor's wife COOK, JOHN H. Beaver, W. Va. COOK, MARION J. Ellengowan Landour, Mussourie, U. P., India Missionary CROSBY, REV. EUGENE Box 85, Millerton, Pa. Pastor DAYTON, HARRY W. RCT SU Btry, 191 Arty. Bn., Ft. Devens, Mass. In Armed Forces DERSHAM, JAMES F. Addison, N. Y. Pastor DUFF, MRS. LOIS MAE COOK Far Easter Gospel Crusade, 902 Hennesin Avenue, Minneapolis 3, Minn. Missionary Candidate , , U FATUM, MRS. JEANNETTE HEUCHELE Rhinebeclt, N. Y. Housewife f FLEMING, REV. M. DALE Box 109, Morrisdale, Pa. Pastor FOCHT, VERA 631 W. 15th Street, Tyrone, Pa. Practical Christian Work GOEN, MRS. BETTY SALTSMAN 712 N. Main St., Mishawaka, Ind. l'racticaLChristian Work GOSLINE, MRS. DOLORES I. PITCHER Box 86,Warren Center, Pa. GROSSMAN, REV. ROBERT Roulette, Pa. Pastor HERMAN, REV. ALLEN B. 1404 Pacific, Brackenridge, Pa. A Pastor HINGLE, ELVA E. 22V2 Floral Avenue. Binghamton, N. Y. HOAGLAND, MRS. CATHERINE FEATHER Bible School Park, N. Y. Housewife JARVIS, MYRTLE L. Apt. 1-A, 2413 Mira Court, Cleveland 9, Ohio Assists in City Mission work JOHNSEN, KENNETH Apartado 2240, San Jose, Costa Rica, C. A. Missionary JOHNSON, IRVIN Distant, Pa. Pastor KEMMERER, HOPE S. 58 Pennsylvania Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Missionary Candidate for Indian Work KING, NINA' 1394 YVayne Ave., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Blind Rehabilitation ofhce work KIRBY, MRS. HELEN COLLINS Piedmont Bible Institute, 716 Franklin Street, WinstonASalem, N. C. Office Work LANDIS, MRS. VERNA 131 Pittsburgh Street, Uniontown, Pa. Child Evangelism Work LEWIS, MRS. BONNIE CAMMACK New Alma Coal Camp, McCarr, Ky. Pastor's wife MATTHEWS, MRS. FLORENCE VICKERY R. D. No. 3, Prince William Street, Princess Anna, Md. PRSQCEJQ3 PITCHER, DOLORES I. Box 86, Warren Center, Pa. Practical Christian Work PITCHER, ELMER Middlebury Center, Pa. Pastor REESE, DOROTHY Faith Indian Mission, Red House, N. Y. Missionary to Indians SHOSTAK, HELEN 6205 Morton Street, Philadelphia 44, Pa. Church Missionary STRAUB. CHARLES R. Hinsdale, N. Y. Pastor SUESS, SGT. PAUL U. S. 5l059430, Hq. Bty., 259th AAA Gun Run 69 Fort Tilden, Rockaway, N. Y. In the Armed Forces THOMPSON, NADINE A. . Box 372-100 State Street, Providence Bible Institute, Providence 8, R. I. Student TOMLINSON, MRS. SARAH JANE THOMAS 82 Daniels Street, Toronto 14, Ont., Canada Housewife Y VAN DENBURGH, MRS. ELIZABETH E. POTTS R. D. No. 2, Montrose, Pa. Housewife VISSER, DOROTHY L. Address Unknown WILKINS, ARLENE N. 317 13th Street, Port Huron, Mich. - Musicallivangelist WILLITS, GERALDINE E. 211 Wylie Street, JerseyVSl1ore,vPa. WITTER, MARGARET M. Beverly Drive, Columbiana, Ohio WORTMAN, DOROTHY J. Bhongir, N. S. Rlwy., Hyderabad, Deccan, India Missionary WORTMAN, MARGARET R. Bhongir, N. S. Rlwy., Hyderabad, Deccan, India Missionary CLASS OF 1949 BEAVER, HERMAN 50 Willow Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Practical Christian Work BENNETT, ROSEMARY Maison De L'Evangi1e, 1 Rue Georges-Sorel, Boulogne, S!Seine, Paris, France cfo Fred Ridgers Missionary BILICH. HILDA Susquehanna Valley Home. Binghamton, N. Y. BOWSER, JOY B. R. D. No.2,,Worthington, Pa. BRAUNBECK, ELWOOD, SR. 1244 Langley Field Road, Hampton, Va. Business and Personal Work CAMPBELL, ALLEN 6 Treava Street, Belmont, N. Y. Part Time Pastor CLARKSON, MRS. RUBY FAILING 5SWAck1ey Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. COBB, REV. WENDELL Sconondoa Avenue, Vernon, N. Y. Pastor COLWELL, FLOYD Windsor, N. Y. CULP, EVELYN R. D. No. 1, Canfield, Ohio DAVENPORT, MRS. ALICE FAYE WRIGHT 1744 Richmond Highway, Alexandria, Va. Housewife DAVIS, MR. OWEN E. No. 2, Meadville, Pa. DETWILER, GOLDYE The Ohio Messianic Testimony, 655 Forest Avenue, Avondale, Cincinnati 28, Ohio Mission ofhce work ENDSLEY, MRS. MARIE BRUNNER Troupsburg, New York Pastor's wife FORSE, LEO Harpursville, New York Pastor . GAY, MRS. ROBERTA WITTER R. D. No. 2, Bremen, Ind. GRIFFIS, ALLISON 1 R. D. No. 3, Sagerstown, Pennsylvania Pastor GWYN, MR. EUGENE R. D., Medina, N. Y., HARRIS,'MARGARET E. Boite Pastale 343, Fort-de-France, Martinique, French West Indies Missionary HATHAWAY, CARL Box 497, Mulvane, Kansas Pastor HAUSER, REV. DARRIS cfo Independent Baptist Church, Towanda, Pa. Pastor ..-IAYDEN. MRS. 'EVELYN STUPER cfoVWilliam Stuper, R. D. No. 1, Oneida, N. Y. HEFFENTRAGER, PAUL S. Bally, Pennsylvania A Pastor HEMENWAY, HELENE M. Bible School Park, N. Y. Staff Member of P.-B.T.S. HIDA, MRS. GRAYCE T. SAKURA 7502 5th Avenue, South, Seattle, Wash. Misdonarv HINDERER, GEORGE MILTON 828 E. 22nd Street, North, Kansas City, Mo. Student HUGHES, MARGARET Faith Indian Mission, Red I-Iouse, N. Y. Missionary to Indians KNAUSS, MRS. NELLIE GOODRICH First Baptist Church, Killawog, N. Y. Pastor's wife LATTER, BETTY JANE Whittemore, Mich. Practical Christian Work LINEBAUGH, DALE E. Worth Baptist Church, R. D. No. 1, Jermyn, Pa. Pastor MCKINNEY, MRS. BETTY TOWERS Whipple Road and Second Street, N. W., Canton 8, Ohio Pastor's wife MIHAILOV, SADIE Box 616, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Child Evangelism Work NIXON, MR. LEWIS E. 103 E. Dexter Street, Black River, N. Y. Teacher OSTRANDER, ELVAJANE 205 Cleveland Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. cfo Ralph Transue Factory Work PIFER, MRS. LAURA JEAN DOUTHITT R. D. No. 1, Knoxville, Pa., Tioga Co. Pastor's wife PIFER, MR. WALTER E. R. D. No.. 1, Knoxville, Pa., Tioga Co. Pastor RHODES, MR. ALAN R. D. No. 1, Kingsley, Pa. Pastor RITCHIE, REV. WYMAN Cossayuna, N. Y. Pastor W SNYDER, F. JUNE Thomas Indian School, Iroquois, N. Y. I-Iousemother in Indian Children's Home SOWL, AVIS MARIE Bethel Children's Home, Box 619, Jackson, Ky. SWANSON, MARGARET Westchester Hall, Grasslands Hospital Valhalla, N. Y. Nurses Training TODD. LEWIS A. 2311? E. Main St., Canisteo, N. Y. VAN HART, BETTY LOU clo Puerto Rico Gospel Press, Sabana Llana Rio Piedra, Puerto Rico Missionary WALKER, MRS. BETTY MIX Nichols, N. Y. Pastor's wife WALTON, M. ELIZABETH Box 221, Conneautiville, Pa. WARREN. MRS. ONILEE WHEATON Manor Park Apts. No. 2, 1533 New Jersey Avenue, New Castle, Del. Housewife WHITMORE, PHYLLIS Susquehanna Valley Home, Binghamton, N. Y. WHITNEY, MRS. JANETTA SMITH Box 135, Harper, Kansas Housewife WHITNEY, MR. WENDELL H. Box 138, Harper, Kansas Pastor WOOLCUTT, ROSEMMA Apt. 1-A, 2413 Mira Court, Cleveland 9, Ohio City Mission Work CLASS OF 1950 BABCOCK, THERON C. 315 E. Sixth Street, Erie, Pennsylvania BAKER, MRS. FRANCES PRYOR R. D. No. 3, Greenville, Pa. Housewife BOGGS, MRS. ROZELLA SHOEMAKER R. D. No. 8, New Castle, Pa. BUWLER, MRS. WILMA BARNES M. T. I., Nyack, N. Y. BRINK, MRS. HELEN BELFORD 320 Laurel Street, Philipsburg, Pa. Housewife CARROLL, MRS. NANCY PETERSON Dixie, W. Virginia CORBETT, MRS. CAROL WATKINS 448 S. Center Street, Corry, Pennsylvania Missionary CORBETT,'REV. GENE 448 S. Center Street, Corry, Pa. Missionary CROWE, CALVIN 1044 Seventh Street, Santa Monica, Calif. Child Evangelism Oflice ALUMNI DENCE. WILMA E. 24 Mitchell Street, Binghamton, N. Y. City Hospital Nurses Home Nurses Training DERSHAM, MR. DAYTON 10 N. Baptist Street, Newport, R. I. In Navy DURR, MRS. GRACE LEONARD Kirby, W. Va. Pastor's wife GILBERT, MRS. CORNELIA MOODY R. D. No. 1, Wysox, Pa. Pastor's wife HALL, DONALD E. 506 Jackson Avenue, Susquehanna, Pa. HANDYSIDE, EDNA 274 Volk Rd., Webster, N. Y. HENDERSHOT, HOMER N. Bethel Children's Home, Box 619, Jackson, Ky. Home Missionary JONES, GERALDINE R. D. No. 1, Seneca Falls, N. Y. KELLER, RUTH E. Espanola Hospital, Espanola, New Mexico Missionary KESTER, MRS. ALICE RAE PLETCHER Address Unknown KNAPTON, MRS. ROGER Box 27, Bethel, Kansas Pastor's wife KNAPTON. MR. ROGER Box 27, Bethel, Kansas Pastor KNAUSS, REV. KEITH E. First Baptist Church, Killawog, N. Y. Pastor LANCASTER, WILLIAM Takayama Beach, House No. 86, Shiogama, Shi, Miyagi Ken, Japan Missionary LEWIS, LORRAINE Rt. 1, Box 66, Kermit, W. Va. Home Missionary LOWE, REV. LOYD A. Box 659, Yakima, Wash. Pastor LUNSFORD, MRS. JOHN T. Quincy, Wash. Pastor's wife LUNSFORD, REV. JOHN T. Quincy, Wash. Pastor MAJOR, JOANNE R. Osteopathic General Hospital, Dumont, N. J. MASON. MRS. KENNETH L. Conway, Wash. Pastor's wife MASON, MR. KENNETH L. Conway, Wash. Pastor MASON, ORMAN W. Kingsport, Tenn., Scott Co. cfo Rev. Martin Perry Home Missionary MATHEWSON, MRS. LOIS BUNDY Meta, Ky. Home Missionary MATHEWSON, REV. IVAN Meta, Ky. Home Missionary MATTHEWS, MR. AUSTIN C. Prince Wil1iamWStreet, Princess Anna, Md. MATTISON, ELVIN K. 116 S. Walnut Street, Fenton, Mich. Pastor McMILLEN, RICHARD Bambari, Oubangui-Chari, French Equatorial Africa Missionary ' MORGAN, MRS. DENSIE MITCHELL Box 178, Huesdale, N. Y. MORGAN, MR. LEWIS E. Box 173. Huresdale, N. Y. MUTHLER, HELEN LOUISE 12 So. Chestnut Street, Mill Hall, Pa. Bible Club Work PETTIGREW, MRS. ANITA F. HILL 41 Octavia Street - Apt. G, San Francisco, Calif. REED, MRS. BEULAH HILL Mendon, Mich. Housewife RITCHIE, MRS. MONA LOU KLINGER Cossayuna, N. Y. Pastor's wife SCHOONOVER, KARL Kerrmorr, Pennsylvania Pastor THOMPSON, WILLIAM 3518 W. Shakespeare, Chicago 41, Ill. 70 WALKER, MR. EDWARD Nichols, N. Y. Pastor WARREN, CLARABELLE 716 Columbia Street, Elmira, N WATSON, H. SHELLER 6214 Bothwell Way, N. E., Seattle 55, Wash. Pastor Y WEYI-IE, PHYLLIS R. D. No. 2, Gary, Indiana Practical Christian Work WRIGHT, REV. WARREN Box 80, Bradford, N. Y. Pastor YOUNG, WILFORD E. 108 Potter Street, Dunmore, Pa. Pastor .Y. CLASS OF 1951 ALLEN. MRS. BERNICE VAN SANT 1810 Sweeley Avenue, Williamsport, Pa. Housewife ALLEN, MR. JOHN L. 1810 Sweeley Avenue, Williamsport, Pa. Practical Christian Work ASHLEY, MRS. ALICE WEST Box 22, Ripley, N. Y. Pastor's wife ASHLEY, MR. RICHARD F. Box 22, Ripley, N. Y. Pastor BLOW, BETTY JANE Box 131, McAlistervi1le, Pa. 'Child Evangelism Office Work BLOW, MRS. MARJORIE M. WILKINS Ulster, Pa., R. D. No. 2 Housewife BROUGHTON, MRS. ELEANOR WITTER Lindley, N. Y. Pastor's wife BROUGHTON, MR. WILLIAM Lindley, N. Y. Pastor CAMPBELL, MRS. MARGARET BONNER 12314 Water Street, Oak Harbor, Ohio Housewife DERSHAM, MRS. LOIS WATSON 10 N. Baptist Street, New Port, R. I. Housewife DITMARS, SHIRLEY ANN clo Harry Browers, 92 Park Street, Gloversville, N. Y. Director of Christian Education 'for Fulton Co DOUGLAS, MRS. JUANITA FITCH cfo Baptist Bible Institute, Cleveland, Ohio Housewife ENDSLEY, MR. VIRGIL Troupsburg, N. Y. Pastor ESHLEMAN, WALTER Z. John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Ark. Student FRANCES, MRS. LEONA M. THWING Box 55, Skaneatela Falls, N. Y. Working KNICKERBOCKER, MRS. LOIS ACKER 39 Carol Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Mission Worker LITTLE, HAROLD C. Horseheads, N. Y., R. D., clo Charles Little Deputation Work for Africa MARTIN, EDMUND 215 Whitmores Avenue, Jermyn, Pa. Working MAYO, MRS. BARBARA M. HILL General Delivery, Grafton, Ohio Housewife MAYO, DEVERE General Delivery, Grafton, Ohio Pastor McCRACKEN, KENNETH E. 438 Wilson Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Pastor MELTON, MRS. HAZELENE M. QUEEN 110 E. Franklin Street, Evansville, Ind. Pastor's wife MIHAILOV, MARY EDNA 1738 Park Road, N.W., Washington 10, D. C. Secretary and Bible Club Work MIHAILOV, MILDRED 1738 Park Road, N. W., Washington 10, D. C. Bookkeeper for Billy Graham Evangelistic Film Ministry MIHAILOV, RUBY 1041 2nd Street, So. Santa Monica, Calif. Child Evanzelism Work NEAL, ELIZABETH J. ' South Land Bible Institute, Pikeville 51, Ky. NEGLEY, MRS. DOROTHY L. JONES 203 Ferguson Avenue, Weirton, W. Va. Pastor's wife NEGLEY, REV. MELVIN H. 203 Ferguson Avenue, Weirton, W. Va. Pastor ROBINSON, RUTH V. 7151 So. Normal Blvd., Chicago 21, Ill. Accounting Department of Scripture Press REESE, MRS. CLEORA SCOUTEN 110 Claremont Avenue, Verona, N. J. Sec. of Fellowship of Evangelism, Inc. SAMSON, EDITH Ames, N. Y. Children's Work SHAVER. PHYLLIS Nurses Home, Wilson Memorial Hospital, 33 Harrison Street, Johnson City, N. Y. Nurse's Training SILVER, MRS. SALLY NEMIRE Box 355, Hallstead, Pa. STEVENS, MRS. DESTA MIHAILOV R. D. No. 1, Milan, Pa. Pastor's wife STEVENS, MAYNARD L. R. D. No. 1, Milan, Pa. Pastor TILLEY, MRS. EVELYN KILMER 10 Avenue B, Johnson City, N. Y. Housewife VAN HART, MILDRED cfo Puerto Rico Gospel Press, Sabana Llana Rio Piedra, Puerto Rico Missionary WEALE, RICHARD J. R. D. No. 4, Binghamton, N. Y. WEINSHEIMER, HERBERT Box 77, R. D. No. 2, Wheaton, Ill. Student WILDSMITH, NANCY 400 Willow Street, Lebanon, Pa. Child Evangelism Work WILKES, ARTHUR John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Ark. Student WILSON, ELAINE 379 Coolspring Street, Uniontown, Penna. WIMER, MRS. ALICE STUPKE Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio Housewife CLASS OF 1952 ARNOLD, RUSSELL W. Cadis, Pa. Pastor BENSON, JOHN L. Providence Bible Institute, Providence, R. Student BERKHEISER, WILLIAM John Brown University, Box 614, Siloam Springs, Ark. Student BOYTIM, MRS. VIRGINIA OLIVER R. D. No. 2, Naples, N. Y. Pastor's wife BOYTIM, RICHARD Ingleside Christian Church, R. D. No. 2, Naples, N. Y. Pastor CAUVEL, FRANK 218 Norman Street, Franklin, Pa. CULVER, DONNA M. Q 53, Warren, Ohio Bible Club Work DAVENPORT, MRS. SHIRLEY STRONG Reynoldsville, Pa. Housewife DAVENPORT, DUANE Reynoldsville, Pa. DAVENPORT, KATHLEEN R. D. No. 2, Reynoldsville, Pa. DIR, PATRICIA Seattle Pacific College, Seattle, Washington Student DUNN, RAYMOND Box 84, Yubo City, Calif. Migrant Work DURR, HERBERT Kirby, W. Va. Pastor ELDREGE, MRS. RUTH PIERCE . 201 E. Franklin Street, Endicott, N. Y. Church Work GILBERT, DAVID E. R. D. No. l, Wysox, Pa. Pastor GRAYBILL, HERMAN H. Richfield, Pa. Evangelistic Work HAUSER, DEAN Humphery, New York Pastor HOLMES, MRS. PATSY SUTTON Upstate Baptist Home for Children, Oneonta, N. Y. HOUCK, FLORENCE 120 Boulevard Raspail, Paris 6, France Missionary JARVIS, HAROLD 41 Mechanic Street, Prattsburg, N. Y. Pastor JONES, KATHRYN M. 5800 Ridge Avenue, Memorial Hospital, Roxborough, Philadelphia 28, Pa. Nurse's Training MARGESON, MRS. CLARIBEL SMITH Bible School Park, N. Y. Housewife MIX, BEVERLY Newark Valley, N. Y. Church Work NELSON, ABNER FRANK 112 Daryagunj, Delhi, India Native Evangelist OLDS, MARGARET Union Gospel Mission, 235 E. 7th Street, St. Paul 1, Minnesota OVERDORFF, MRS. H. JANE CAI-IN R. D. 2, Marion Center, Pa. Missionary under Appointment to Africa PERRY, PATRICIA Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg, Texas Missionary candidate to Mexico REESE, ALVIN A. 110 Claremont Avenue, Verona, N. J.' Music Student at Northeastern SEEFRIED, JAMES R. D., Greensburg, Pa. Pastor TOBEY, MRS. BETTYQJ. GARDNER R. D. 3, Addison, N. Y. TRUITT, ELVA P. O. Box 648, Gridley, Calif. Migrant Work VANAMAN, ROBERTA Confluence, Pa. Housewife ZOOK, RACHEL Box 637, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Missionary Candidate to Alaska CLASS OF 1953 ALLEN, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH 207 Madison Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. Child Evangelism BARINGER, CHARLES F., JR. Bible School Park, N. Y. Pastor BURNHAM, SHIRLEY A. Highland Lake Bible Conf., Highland Lake, N. Y. CALDWELL, ELLIOTT Bible School Park, N. Y. COMPTON, WILLIAM T. Bible School Park, N. Y. DORNHEIM, MRS. VIVIAN WARNER 62 Cook Street, Johnson City, N. Y. Housewife DRAPER, LARRY J. Box 151, Lawrenceville, Pa. Pastor FISHER, DAVID L. Dundee, N. Y. Pastor 71 FORD, RITA ANNE R. D. No. 1, Keeseville, N. Y. Children's Work . GLOVER, MARY ELIZABETH 517 Arch Street, Pittsburgh 12. Pa. Child Evangelism Work GOODSON, MARY R. D. No. 3, Oakland City, Indiana HENLINE, STUART R. Deceased HOLMES, ROBERT W. Upstate Baptist Home of Children, Oneonta, N. Y. JOHNSON, MERLE H. 908 Selma Road, Springfield, Ohio JULYAN, GLORIA GAY 207 Madison Avenue, Elmira, N. Y. Child Evangelism Work KNAUSS, NORMAN W. 2707 Auburn Avenue, Rockford, Illinois LAWSON, JEAN ANN 10 Glen Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. Church Secretary and Music Director LONG, GLENN J. McAlister, Pa. Working Q MARTIN, HARRY, JR. Route No. 2, Springfield, Ohio MAURER, NANCY K. 78 Sterling Street, Coming, N. Y. Bible Club Work McCAULLEY, GLENN L. R. D. No. l, Cincinnatus, N. Y. Pastor OVERDORFF, H. GLENN R. D. No. 2, Marion Center, Pa. Missionary under Appointment to Africa REICHARD, BETTY A. 517 Arch Street, Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Child Evangelism Work RUCH, RAYMOND Box 55, Triangle, N. Y. Pastor SAMSON, MRS. MARY L. 32 Griswold Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Housewife SHAW. RICHARD L. R. D, No. 1, Conneautville, Pa. Pastor SHROYER, WILLIAM B. 96 Floral Avenue, Johnson City, N. Y. SILVER, CARL Hallstead, Pa. SMITH, EDNA M. R. D. No. 5, Towanda, Pa. Practical Christian Work SNYDER, WILMA DAWN India Mission, 97 Summit Avenue, Jersey City 4, N. J. Missionary 8: Home Division STANDARD, DAWN M. Room 2216, 15 Park Rd., New York 38, N Y High School Born Againers THOMAS, RICHARD N. Union Center, N. Y. Pastor TILLEY, GUY E., JR. 10 Avenue B, Johnson City, N. Y. Home Missionary under Appointment TRAVIS, JEROME D. Kirkwood, N. Y. VAN SANT, DORIS MARIE 1810 Sweeley Avenue, Williamsport, Pa. Practical Christian Work WHEELER, MARGUERITE A. India Mission, 97 Summit Avenue, Jersey City 4, N. J. Missionary Xe Home Division WHEELER, MRS. SHARON M. Bible School Park, N. Y. Housewife WIMER, GORDON 1. Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio Student WINTER, HAROLD G. R. F. D., Binghamton, N. Y. WITHEROW, MARGARET 3926 Locust St., cfo Ruth Hauser, Philadelphia, Pa. Bible Club Missionary THE CLASS OF '54 wishes to express its appreciation to the Following, whose timely advice, cooperation, and splendid work has made possible the publication of this Yearbook: Gordon Studio Endicott, New York 'I' Our Patrons 'I Wm. J. Keller Co., Inc. 33-35 Clarence Ave. Buffalo l5, New York ll ul l This book printed by Velvatone, a special process ol' lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No 72 other printing firm th zed to use the Velvatonc method. STEP BY STEP He does not lead me year by year, Nor even day by day, But step by step my path unfolds, My Lord directs my way. Tomorrow's plans l do not know, I only know this minute, But He will say, This is the way, By faith now walk ye in it. And lam glad that it is so, Today's enough to bear, And when tomorrow comes, His grace shall far exceed its care What need to worry then, or fret, The God who gave His Son Holds all my thoughts and Moments in His hand, And gives them one by one. 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