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

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fzzzjf 'MRS. LILA WIMER IONA J. SHAYLOR Matthew 28:20 Psalm 62:7 Assistant in Women's Assistant in Women's Department Department Assistant in Manual Work Department gi 'Resigned to retum to the mission field To The Family and T 0 the Staff OW there are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit. And there are differences of admin- istrations, but the same Lord. And there are diversities of operations, but it is the same God which worketh all in all. I Corinthians 12:4-6. The Holy Spirit never is in error in his appointments, and we truly feel that each of you, the members of the faculty and the staff, have been guided here to the Practical Bible Training , School. Your sacrifice in serving the Lord has made possible the school which we hold dear. Your lives have set a goal for us in Christian grace, and your labors have been an example of service for God. We, the Members of the Class of 1955, take this opporttmity to express our appreciation to each one of you for the blessing, the inspiration, and the example that you have been to us. We do praise God that He called us here to the Practical Bible Training School, where we would be associated with you, the faculty and staff of this school, during our ministry of preparation. The Lord bless thee, and keep thee: The Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace. Numbers 6:24-26. Sponsored through the courtesy of Best wishes from ELMER ANGEVINE AGENCY NEW METHOD VARNISH COMPANY General Insurance and Real Estate Elmira, New York 145 Washington Avenue Division of Endicott, New York STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Westfield, Massachusetts ' 21

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Q QM H fia TW on is MILDRED U. CLARKE Llgjpls LLEN LEE Jeremiah 33:3 9 Psalm 40:8 School Nurse Superintendent of Assistant in Women's f- ,A - I Laundry Department 'V' y Assismnt in Women's P W Mvvyr-fx My ' QOIOA' Department ' AM fffffb n NL if y J, ff I Lili? Ffrzfcvi-I - 9 . N f,,mj' U it Nslywj J HELENE HEMENWAY Deuteronomy 31:8 , English 1 English 3 JOHN HQXASLQND Assistant in Women's PS U1 1 . 1 Department MMIIIGHHHCC Ass't in Bookkeeper's Dept Assistant Night Watchman Z. GEORGE CHAYET jolm 3: 16 Maintenance Assistant Member of Students' League of Many Nations MRS. MYRTA HAWLEY Isaiah 41: 10 Sponsored through the courtesy of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Kirkland, 'Washington Rev. Charles C. Shoemaker, Pastor ENGLISH 1 ..... This course deals with the fundamentals of Eng- lish grammar. ENGLISH 3 ..... This course in composition . helps to equip the stu- dent to present the Gospel effectively. MRS. MARION SPURR Hebrews 13:5, 6 Culinary Department Assistant in Culinary Department Sponsored through the courtesy of VESTAL CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH Route 3, Vestal, New York Robert F. Lacey, Pastor 20

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A Tribute INCE her graduation in the Class of 1943, Helen Gardner has served faith- fully as a member of the staff of our school. For ten years she has worked efficiently and humbly in the Women's Department. In 1953 she became the Assistant to the Dean of Women and the Supervisor of Women's Manual Work. At the close of the fall term Miss Gardner resigned her position here to go as a missionary to jamaica, an Island in the British West Indies. Even while she was yet a student here at Bible School, her interest in missions was evident. Since that time, she has been an aid to numerous stu- HELEN GARDNER dents in their spiritual lives and in encouraging them to follow the Lord's leading -- often times to the mission field. As she has prayed to the Lord to send forth workers, she has felt called to go herself to labor for lost souls. And so, Helen Gardner, we want you and others to know that your life has been a source of constant blessing and inspiration to us, and to the many students in the past with whom you have come in con- tact. You have been a wonderful testimony for our Lord as you have done your work here. Your work has brought you into a close contact with the students, and we have leamed .to really appreciate your efforts in our behalf. We are praying for you, Miss Gardner, as you begin to labor in a new field. We will always remember your zeal for God's work and do count it a neal privilege to have known you. E have been privileged during the past one and a half years to have had Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Wimer on the faculty and staff of this school. Rev. Wimer has served as Superintendent of Men, has taught Evangelism l, and has conducted a class deal- ing with problems which arise on the mission field. Mrs. Wimer has served in the Women's Department. Previously, the Wimers had served God faithfully and fruitfully for twenty-five years on the mission field in Africa. Before returning to the United States, they had been responsible for a large Mission Station and a large Native Church. While the Wimers have THEODORE WIMER been with us, the work of this church in Africa has LILA WIMER been going forward led by the native workers which they have trained. Rev. and Mrs. Wimer retumed to French Equatorial Africa just after' the fall term this year and again took up their labors for the Lord among the African people to which God called them. Across the miles to Africa we wish to express our deep appreciation to Rev. and Mrs . Wimer for the spiritual blessings and practical advice which they have given to us . Mrs . Wimer, your sweet, quiet, consecrated life has been a real inspiration to all, challenging us to be effective witnesses for Christ in everything we do. To you, Mr. Wimer, we say a hearty thank you for your guidance and instruction. You have imparted untold blessings to us, and we shall always remember you for your yielded life, your Christ-like manner, your ability to council, and for your jovial laugh. Though we miss you both here at P.B.T.S. where you have served so ably, we thank God for enabling you to serve Him once again in Africa. Sponsored through the courtesy of ZELLER'S POTATO CHIPS Mr. P.W. Zeller Highspire, Pennsylvania 22