Salvation Army School for Officers Training - Courageous Session Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

We, The Cadets oi the CUUBAGEIIUS SESSIUN, present . . . The I957-53 Yearbook of THE SALVATIIIN ARMY School for Ufiicers Training 700 Brompton Ave., Chicago, Ill. C0 RAGEIIUS CIIALLE GE We Challenge You To: consecrate yourself to God. overcome temptation daily. U rge others to decide for Jesus Christ. R aise high the Army banner. Acclaim the gospel everywhere. Go forth in the power of the Holy Spirit. Empty yourself for God's service in the Army. open the Bread of Life to the people. understand the needs of the people. study to show thyself approved unto God., a Workman that needeth not to he ashamed, rightly dividing the word of tru th. A II Timothy 2:15 WILLIAM BOOTH, FOUNDER GENERAL WILFRED KITCHING MRS. WILFRED KITCHING . , COMMISSIONER CLAUDE E. BATES Territorial Commander TH E sAu5Q53j5EQN ARMY WILLIAM BOOTH. FCHJNDEP TERRITORIAL HEADQUARTERS 7Y9 NORTH STATE STREET F cs o THE TERFQITQNAL COMMANDER CHICAGO Io' ILUNOIS January 28th. 1958. Cadets of the 'Courageous' Session, Chicago, Illinois. My Dear Sons and Daughters of Courage a It is a joy to greet you in this special way, through the medium of your Session Year Book. I first met you as individuals, persons who had heard Christ's voice, in various parts of our Central Battlefield. Then you made me aware of your calling of God, in Christ, ' to leave all and .follow Him in service as Salvation Army officers. To this end there came a memorable and glad day when we met, in His Name, in the School for Officers' Train- ing, at a fellowship welcome dinner, and then for the first never-to-be-forgotten meeting in the place of a thousand and more sacred memories, that Upper Room , the Lecture Hall. My observations of you have encouraged me, and inspired me to pray more and labor more in your behalf, that without ex- ception each of you would receive inner light and deep con- viction to develop that quality of mind that enables one to face danger, without and within - COURAGEI Put on the whole armour of Godg follow the divine instruc- tions you have received, prove God in every situation in living and serviceg and glorify Him by continually being strong and of a good courage. My love, my prayers for you, and always nv faith in youl Yours sincerely, P ' f' Clilanrm 15. Batesj COHMISSIONER F I nn w -.-.,-- BRIGADIER MRS. BRIGADIER TRIPP BRAMWELL TRIPP P Tl nc: pal emum. wzunm m-reruns wlunnu :oo-ru c,,,,,,,u,o,,,,, snub, L ,nu ..m.....,.... tw... ,......... .......,..... e........... NG? Us my SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS' TRAINING llualmlln lluulwlu. fnlrr. rumen-u. 100 IROHFTON AVL FHONKI LAKKVIIVI I-'llll-4 CHICAGO ua. lu.mols June 1958 CADETS OF THE HCOURAGEOUSU SESSION Chicago, Illinois Dear Cadets: For stirring words that strike fire in the imagi- nation and kindle flames in the heart, I cannot do better than repeat the Biblical injunction, NOn1y be thou strong, and very courageousln These are God's words to Joshua as he was being Ucommissionedn and sent out ... a new leader going to new places and new tasks, even as you are. What better can we ask of you of the UCourageousU Session than that you live up to your session name? You will face situations in which courage will he the one vital element. The gallant pluck to hold on in spite of everything will pro- vide the margin for eventual victory. God has given you promises. He will not fail. But all God's promises are conditional. God expected Joshua to use his military skill, his physical strength and his moral courage. These,together with God's almighty aid, would win a promised land. We too must use all the means at our commend, natural and spiritual, if we would inherit the promises. ln this adventure of Salvation Army Officership, in this calling to save and serve, you will need to be bold, determined, loyal, persevering ... you will need to he courageous! Go out and on with a courage born of faith in a never-failing God. Be will bless and keep and use you! S nc rel you 5, HFEIYT ' Bramllell Tri pl Brigadier TB INING STAFF Nu-1 H X , 'H Nxxv M . eff' ff+ v,,ff BRIGADIER MRS. BRIGADIER WILFRED TREVITHICK WILFRED TREVITHICK - General Secretary 4' W BRIGADIER RUTH LEWIS - ---- Financial Secretary V V' X 1 -.., X . iii 3, ll ' ' '22 , ' 5 3 Q-Q ,gi SICAPTAIN RONALD ROWLAND MRS. SXCAPTAIN ROWLAND Second Side Officer MAJOR JULIA WITTHOFF SICAPTAIN ESTHER EDWARDS Chief Side Officer Education Officer NR SXCAPTAIN MARGARET FOSTER Second Side Officer CAPTAIN IRENE STROMMER ZXLIEUT. AGNES WINEINGER Field Training Officer Secretary to Principal ---Q, -'71 -1: f-37.-h 4 ,- L -A X Larry, fan and Mrs. Rowland. Larry, Jun and frientl. OUR 'GCOOKIEU MRS. ISABELLA PEMBLETON -5, 7-4, i i -3 K ELIZABETH SHANNON LEONARD CTOMJ GARVIN 8 YEAllBO0K STAFF Editor .................. Assistant Editor Business Managcar Art Department ....... Writers ,.,.. ,,.. Composition Photography ...... Typist .......... Staff Advisor Nelson Diaz Carol Bryant Mary Bergman Geraldine Wlilnpler, Jeanne Wedall Mary Drake, Norma Vanclerpool, Darlene Bielskis, Earl Bacon, Leonard Johnson Ruth Horrall, James Neil Glarlys Wvinters, Harold IqOllgl1ll, Eclwin Rollrig Virginia Walters SfCaptain Ronald Rowland Set forth within the sarrefl Wor'd The path of life is plainly showng The ways of God its lines record, For every soul of men made known. The truth, of all our hopes the ground Is here within its pages found. Coffs ample grace for fallen men, His rare for our eternal good, The depth of His salvation plan, The doctrine of atoning Blood, The Scriptures' living words express And point the way to holiness. The classroom work opened to us new avenues of thinking and threw light on subjects that before were distant to us. Our knowledge of the Bread of Life, with its truths on which we build our lives, has been extended. Our Doctrines have been explained thoroughly. We were shown how to administer social aid to others. We were shown the workings of The Salvation Army from its beginning and how it has grown in its various phases through its many years of service. We learned how to keep the corps hooks. There was also a class on HHOW to Study and Like Itf' which proved to be very helpful and interesting. Sermon preparation, sermon auditing, sermon delivery, planning and conducting meetings, open-air work, and personal evangelism have equipped us to further extend God's kingdom. These training days have proved to us that experience is one of the best teachers. What the future holds for us as officers cannot be fully known, but we do know that each day will present new challenges and opportunities to use the knowledge that We have gained at The School for Officers' Training. p .,. it Y l . Q- , - 1 1 ,T 1 . , J -M , asf 66' . Q, me fi I know the answer. I 1 -e. 1 QW .,,. T :'1Y'-FL' 275 ' , A ' gn 'ffr-' . . -, .1 1 Si -V 4,-4-Y gf E- ..4::..- V. 1, gffiigfg. EELS. ' HW- , w Come right in, The zambourincs jing, jing, jinglcrl. 1 One of each please. Zacchaeus was a wee little man. Music is my business. Is that studying? Words to live by. Boy! Can she add. Perfect examples! I . I '11 , x ,kir- Rabbi Berger and the Torah. Wish he'd get a new typewriter SPECI L 1615 7 'Defll gs, 2 M H so 3 If 13 -73 hl.l .lp '21 fgffglg M Q.,-1 73924 W 'bb -U! EFFUBT I'll go in the strength of the Lord To work He appoints me to dog In. joy which His smile doth afford Nly soul shall her vigor FPIIPLU. His wisdom shall guard me from harm His power my sufficiency proveg I'll trust His omnipotent arm, And prove His unchangeable love. I'll go in the strength of the Lord To conflicts whieh faith will require, His grace as my shield and reward, lily courage and zeal shall inspire. Since He gives the word of eommand, To meet and encounter the foe, Witli, His sword of truth in my hand, To suffer and triumph I'll go. 'ST Put some money in. the pot Would you like to buy a War Cry? Every effort for God put forth in training was done in the strength of the Lord. When it is the Lord who gives the word of command then all work is clone with joy. Such was the case during the Christmas season. Knocking on doors., ringing hells and having opportunities to witness for Jesus through the selling of The Salvation Army's special Christ- mas issue of the Wal' Cry was more of a blessing and inspiration then we ever imagined. People were spoken to regarding their souls' condition., and on different occasions God led us to pray with people as we stood ringing the bells at the kettles. Raising money for Self Denial was a pleasant task because we realized that in a small way we were helping to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth. We sold Easter War Crys with a prayer in our hearts tha't God would reveal Himself to men as their Risen Saviour through this special issue. 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These and countless other questions crowded our mind when we first heard the phrase. Vve knew something about open-air evan- gelism, about visiting Chicago corps for out- Sundayw meetings, but when it was announced that we would be divided into brigades, that there would be house-to-house visitation, tavern bombardments, visits to prisons and other in- stitutions . . . well, that was enough to scare the most stout-hearted among us. How could We ever face such frightening experiences, we won- dered? Now that we look back on it all, it is remark- able how those haunting little imps, Hfear and trembling, were so soon overcome hy two stronger companions, 'ccourage and confidence. We thank God that not once did He fail us. Will we quit the field? Will we ever yield? Never, never, never! Are you washed in the Blood Our main goal. Youth for Christ. 66 essengers of Joyi' BRIGADE ONE Standing, left to right: Carol Bryant, Jeanne Wedan, Captain Irene Stommer, Virginia Walters, Gladys Winters. Seated. Ruth Horrall, Mary Lou Drake, Patricia Humes, Norma Vanderpool. We shall serve the Lord with gladnessf' BRIGADE CHORUS: Joyful tidings we bring! We come in the name of our King. Our mission. is peace to a sin Weary landg Our strength is in Christ., on the Bible We stand. Joyful tidings we bring! A son,-1 of salvation we sing. The crucified Lord is the theme of our song. joyful tidings we bring! -Psalms 100 : 2 BRICADE OFFICER: Captain Irene Strornmer FIELD TRAINING CORPS: Chicago Edgewater fMajor Mrs. Mildred Olson SPRING CAMPAIGN CORPS: Hibbing, Minnesota f Envoy and Mrs. Raymond Sweazyj M? . . HT' h cl More work-Less ffl110lliy- une on your an S IV! . It looks good. What did I forget NOW? 66 oura cons onquerorsw BRIGADE TWO Standing, left lo right: Mary Bergman, Norma DeGraff, Frances Howard, Darlene Bielskis, Geraldine Wnnilmler, Sarah Caldwell. Seated: Rosalie Nelson, Zflaieutenant Agnes Wineinger and Donna Spicer. '. . . we are more than conquerors through H im. that loved us. BRIGADE CHORUS : We shall conquer all Thro' the Blood of ,lesusg Trusting in His worfl, He will ne,er rleceive us, He will leafl us onward, Dark tlio' he our pathwayg ,loyfully we march to tlie Better Lancl. -Romans 8:37 BRIGADE OFFICER: 2fLicutenant Agnes Wineinger FIELD TRAINING CORPS: Chicago Mont Clare fCaptain Carl Olsonj SPRING CAMPAIGN CORPS: Topeka, Kansas fMajor and Mrs. A. 0. Bakerj Sing on! A good Swede. Stuck again Carol. All Set! QQ EL me' CHA Hurry, itss cold 66 hrisfs ourageous Couriers - reef .- :.:. we ' H f .,,: 2: Ea.. e ' Ei ' 1-ws? 'S Vssslzf a E5 5 BRIGADE THREE Standing, left to right: Virgil Walters, Edwin Rolirig, David Nelson, .lames Neil, Nelson Diaz. Seated: Herbert Caldwell, Brigadier Wilfred Trevithick and Paul Bryant. Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. -Mark 16:15 BRIGADE CHORUS: BRIGADE OFFICER! B'd' Wnl dT 'l'k Take ,lesus to all the world, He'll put nga ler I 'fm remt uc things right. FIELD TRAINING CORPS: Jesus diecl for all mankind, St- CIUIVZOS, Illinois SO I know that you will I-ind, f2fLieutenant William Hasneyj If you take Jesus to all the world, SPRING CAMPAIGN CORPS: He Puts thin?-T5 Tight- Ishpeming Miclligan f1fLieu.tenant and lllrs. Frederick Rustonj Practice makes perfect. Hurry! You'll be lute. H ou want to be a SPUTNIKP 4 Famous Brigade 2 Stringlzaml. Working hard, boys? 66 hristgs Ambassadorsg' BRIGADE FOUR Left to right: Duane Bolt, Robert Geddis, Earl Bacon, Leonard Johnson, John Spicer, S!Captain Ronald Rowland, Harold Koughn and Thomas Lewis. Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Chrisfs stead, be ye reconciled to Godf' BRIGADE CHORUS: Ambassadors, we're ambassadors, For Christ, our Lord and King. Ambassadors, we're ambassadors, To you good tidings bring. Ambassadors, welre ambassadors, To Him our praise we sing. Ambassadors, we're ambassadors, For Christ, our Lord and King. -II Corinthians 5:20 BRIGADE OFFICER: Sf Captain Ronald Rowland FIELD TRAINING CORPS: Joliet, Illinois f2fLieutenant .lack St. ,Iohnj SPRING CAMPAIGN CORPS Waterloo, Iowa fMajor and Mrs. Peter Vander Vlletj AN 1 - f Q Shu?-ggebxgbbrib gk? Q 5 Q ' 115315 4-nuzagmw M Ch -.:2.a-g.-.,,-5 'USR M416 chwfff 1 f, aq1g,9jEou5 fbi N l? u I V--.,,x Ggiisiig , F ' Nww - . J'?f2HC,huv3 on-UMM? UE go, 6 Q QQUE4-9 SEELB if-lg 595, F C, ' 'Es--Tr: al!ff!6frQoqfl1v?02ljm LQUZ J : f ! Q , E I-.I TH'-?5,Q2Ll.eff-1115 ULU, Jig 1:11 Qi :: : , 5Es?' N I nzmw 50s6a4W,?jgQ2g':El55E55EE., I , , , U4 'JJQSQQ44 x'-H--' 6 4 :-': ' E:i ' 66,Mf'?UiW5ff0ff , L1 'HM7 .fair WC-fog 5 ,J . Fffatg- g 1-It Y 0 . ' fs:-fff-Q-' i s-as E hfff h lx V. , x . is NN M575 qw!-Qigcotvs X' Sly-- soo X fi gg M X N.. ,l X effsgf ff All EARL M. BACON 5, Flint fBeecherD, Michigan John 4:34 i...- Lord, You direct my steps - I will follow. Cadets of th MARY L. BERGMAN Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Psalms 84:11 I'm so happy to claim the experience of full salvation. and especially thankful for the vic- tory He has given me in my life. DARLENE BIELSKIS YVest Frankfort, Illinois Isaiah 41:10 I'm, happy that Christ promises His divine guid- ance, and that He will guide me in the path I should go. ourageous Session 'I '--ll' il DUANE C. BOTT Ann Arbor, Michigan Philippians 4:7 I truly believe that Cod can keep me in peace as long as I keep my eyes on Himg love, trust, and obey Him. NELSON H. DIAZ Royal Oak, Michigan Isaiah 41:10 I pray that by my life I may prove worthy of God's great love for me. NORMA L. DE GRAFF Madison., Indiana Romans 8:28 I can see my Pilot's face in every storm. Cadets of t MARY LGU DRAKE Battle Creek, Michigan John 11:25 Ar what time I am, afraid, I will trust. ef ourageous Session 3 -'S' ROBERT GEDDIS Royal Oak, Michigan Matthew 19:26 I am thankful that Cod loved me enough to save me while I was a sinner and that He has called me to do His work on earth. N ki V Q nz ui RUTH E. HORRALL Bicknell., Indiana Jeremiah 33:3 I have found joy in receiving the water of life which the Lord has so abundantly provided. Cadets of FRANCES E. HOWARD Des Moines fPennsylvania Avej, Iowa ...--wa-3 Fm His to command. II Timothy 1:7 PATRICIA D. HUMES Marion, Iucliana Revelation 2:10 I thank 15110 Lord for His saving grace, and J the many blessings He has given me. .4-qv ourageous Session '! i 1' M. LEONARD JOHNSON 5, Chicago flrving Pllfki, Illinois I John 4:19 5' I love Him better every clay. HAROLD W. KOUCHN Lafayette, Indiana II Timothy 2:15 He is nzirwiyesterday, today, and forever. I , Cadets of th THOMAS C. LEWIS Grand Haven, Michigan Isaiah 43 :1 V wma, Christ is my all in allg He alone is my Com- X: fortvr and Guida. ,k.- in -L JAMES H. NEIL Chicago, Illinois Philippians 3 :14 My testimony: Thank you. Lord, for saving my soul and my life. My desire: To serve Him, who saved me. ourageous Session 'l 9? T'-'VP , ,. y ' is 'N-xmas . .. ' f D'fiQ'fff ' 8,11 M k 5-fi ff: - ,r , X, ,, wflyefxiw QSM 3222 ya LHS? M , X Qfiylw . if EDWIN .l. ROHRIC Kewanee, Illinois Philippians 4:13 I thank the Lord for victory in my soul. NORMA J. VANDERPOOL Milwaukee fTempleD, Wisconsin Psalms 118:24 I thank God for the day He forgave my sins, and from that time, each day has been one of rejoicing. , Cadets of T. GERALDINE WAMPLER Aberdeen, South Dakota Philippians 4:7 The Lord is my strength and song. JEANNE M. WEDAN Duluth fWest Endl, Minnesota I Corinthians 13:13 As Cod has saved me, befriended me, is my strength- and friend, so do I want that others may know Him as I do ,ourageous Session to serve Him f M' 4-.5 -49' GLADYS M. WINTERS Rockford fWestH, Illinois Psalms 121: 1, 2 Cod is my helper. I know that He will never fail me. He is always near to guide and help me. With His help I know that I shall never fall. 37 PAUL BRYANT CAROL A. BRYANT Chicago flieclziel., Illinois Exodus 23:20 Chicago fIq6dZi6l, Illinois Isaiah 41:10 I want to be found doing the will ,of my Lord I have found that when I put myself into and Saviour at all times, and I want to be th? L0Td,S hands, He will guide my life in found faithful in the ranks of The Salvation HIS wily- Army. w DAWN CARROLL BRYANT 38 K-1 if HERBERT WM. CALDWELL SARAH E. CALDWELL Bay City., Michigan Philippians 4:13 Bay City, Michigan Galations 2:20 I find in Christ strength for my weakness, Saved and kept by the grace of Cod. solace in discouragemenit. peace for a troubled spirit. I am His, and He is mine. ig iv 1 t Y I 5514! Q. E 1 1 1-. -' 1. Mf 1 Ny, HERBIE CALDWELL f Fi , H i V iw M ROSALIE NELSON Minneapolis fCedar Avenuel, Minnesota DAVID L. NELSON Minneapolis CCedar Avenuej, Minnesota Galations 2:20 God gave His son for me, and I want to give my life for Him. Psalms 37:23 I love the Lord with all my heart and where He leads me, I will follow. .4017 -H i VIRGIL WALTERS Omaha, Nebraska II Timothy 1:12 I have truly experienced in my life that Christ has a wonderful way of doing things and if we'll only let go and let Cod have His way, He can clo things through us. 'C r.,r Y 1 ...ge-5' VIRGINIA VVALTERS Omaha, Nebraska John 3:30 I love the Lord for He has done so muvh for me and I pray that He will use me in His service. JOHN D. SPICER Minneapolis QI-Iarbor Ligl1t5, Minnesota Psalms 27:1 Life may be long, or it may be short, but the rest of my day's will be spent with Him. 11 what 5- 1 A y -K, ' R ., yy Ni hmmm! f A JULIE SPICER DONNA M. SPICER Min-neapolis fHarbor Light5, Minnlsigtfirbs 3:6 His completesdircction of my life is my all sufficiency. DOUG SPI CEB f Xf ,f l l Q wx, fy X 5 1 ff X y , .. A, .- f, x Joylilljoff ioy! thlerei lislfoyl in The Salvfltiplz Army, Jdyl l joy! joy! the Army of Wg Lprd, , l Sing M120 God, sing to Gofl,kwith lqyd joyfulygorigs of praiseg l 4 Bbat the dl'lllITIgE'b6llt the flrun1.s,fwlt?leSalwjiztidn, music plays. W 3 p l ,. Play the music, plqy, gkirz g the happy,so11,,g, A Lqudz lwsannas shqyt ygiitlgi the happy throng, Tb the happy lanrlllucfll mdrch along, M And 'be joyful all the way: f X V Emil- V Smile everybody. Words of wisdom OUR FLAG Outward bound. lfs seven yards long mnkgs' 3227 CADE T NNU FE TIVA by the UC 77 0Lll'6l 60118 Sesszo Fentnre and appearance ot THE COURA6EOU8 SESSION Cong:-egntzgonal Song Lt.-Colonel Douglas Noifrie. iruner-F'Q5,hdemetu J ,Q '-L'i Uield Becxjgtegy? Prayer ff -ALA A ' U h ' Colonel Glennyligiai-1 Qchief Secretaryl Pruxefllulimx nf Chair-mrm COMMISSIONER CLAUDE E. BATES . . . PART I . . . CHICAGO TEMPLE CORPS FRIDAY - 7:45 P.M. FEBRUARY Selection This Is The Day Gndete' Chorus f Sr.-Capta:Ln,iRone.ld Rowland, Leader A930751-N97ii S9120 gitdee nn. David Neleon ,: f fffrnuquillo Overtnrelf- Kbeirol ,,hk. A Soriptureb Reading Cadet Nelson Dine Vocal Trio Cadet Mary Bergman A Soldier I Will Be! Cadet NOTIG. DeG:-af! Cadet Norln Vanderpool Trombone .Trio Sr.4Cagtain Benjamin Me:-rigt 5hOlQ1'8 XO! Blessing fgCep15nj.n Edvard Jonneqni k:,, tim--Sfisuubbei ' dgpuin um:-1a swamped fl 28, 1958 Selection Songs Of The Eeart' lomen Cadets W Clhnoel 'Readings L .Arif Cadet Hrs. Pnul Bryant - Je-:ge Of Nazareth : Entered Here CBairdl Q - Do1efu1'e Visit Cbelleel ,xiii Vocal Solo The Lo:-d'a ny Rook Cadet Jeanne leden CCoerne7 Trombone Trio 'Wonderful Grace Of Jesus fur. Stubbs! Ve PAR'1' :II Aj A I N I N G MH Q p H L I G B T '- M 'miitlgeiknown facts aboxit e well-known soho'o1 lill be provided thru colored slides and commentary by Cadets Norm Vanderpool and Leonard Johnson. Choric Finale Courage Ccheehemi Cadets Call To Consecrntion Brigadier Bremlell Tripp Song kj Brigadier Wilfred Trevithiok CTune::gQ'1Higher !1round D. Benediibtgkon M Major Eduard Derntnny First Cadet Council Left to right: John Spicer fChairman5, Norma Vanderpool, Nelson Diaz, Tom Lewis, Ruth Horrall fSecrelaryJ. Second Cadet Council Left to right: Norma DeGraff, David Nelson fChairmanJ, Virginia Walters CSecretaryJ, Herb Caldwell, Mary Bergman. l Q x 5' l ii 1 4 'I ix ' - a s :X + ' x SUCIAL N-. Ng ,A :Lu Q, C, ffyfezf f , Nu J' -if WV M 0 - ,N f 1 ' l1X Us g I y ' A' -ff' ' 9, 1 'pl W '-in X' ' 0 nw p 4 e 'if A Q . A - -, - lf - g ,Q Wt' f. H. - I x I' ' 1 1' A A Q' br -b .N X1 f 4 .' H I XX A 01 ff 0 p 9' 1 N . y o si CD e f, 1 N X f y- l 1 D 1 x X ' How happy the man whose heart is set free, The people that can be joyful in Theeg Their joy is to walk in the light of Thy face, Andlstill they are talking of Jesus' grace. WPA Q Q of f 'MJ-, .Q 15 AAI lui, xfy x , ,.r:'1g:. --' E 1 k ulluh' X 1 C, Ax A , , QQ' ,I 5 If Q . V I I ' .R I if l 'l P - - -2 , vm., . , j- , , i -1 - 1'J'w 00 ' , g ve- l - -4 ,..e ,ff f- , ,V fwf rslgfl JL,:'4wX'3,,LN', X will - 'H' :,- A- ,Q , Q blgnrl , .x ' .ij f.-1'-v V ' f . . fu, N I l Lad 1 l wx , 21 1 'X X a ,VU V - , sb 'sg v L Any! All work and no play makes Johnny Cadet mighty dull-Jane, too. Letis face it from the start., training was no lark. But crowded between those arduous hours of study, field training, special efforts and work details were many delightful moments that will long remain as pleasant memories of 700 Brompton. The Fall party, the Commissioner,s Christmas party, the Valentine's Day party and tl1e trek to YVonderland Camp for our picnic-each brought its timely release, and all combined to bring memorable hours of frolic, feasting and fellowship. One never knew when an all-seeing shutter- bug might catch him in a most ungraceful pose. Or when he might find himself trapped into a parlor game in which he became the unsuspect- ing victim of some well-planned shenanigan. Those things are inevitable. But out of it all came an even greater realization that happy is the man whose heart is set freeg the people that can be joyful in theeg their joy is to walk in the light of Thy face, and still they are talking of Jesus' grace. 4.4, vs. 'sa-NJ! A personal 9 Do you know how to get peanut butter off the roof Of YUM' x mouth? .fl - U 1' Al Musicians of Courageous Session. Tired, Gladys? Lzke my new suck dress? Wi Inches and pounds. 49 , uw my 5' Q, wg wi., 5551 Well, should I? Calories, Johnson! , H L , v 'Q . I She Seems hiSh'3f UVl8- Second childhood Anybody for drop the hunky? of ' -, 5 ,.5, , ' ' ' T 5, .r 1 ' l ,X 5, ,Al f Y UTD be or not to be Higher education. MES Where's my husband ? Happy anniversary- Yes ? Jus: Checking Enjoying yourself? Puls 'fi JL ,QI I Pultmg on a bzg front. ,Vu :ting for San Zn. This is no social event. Printer. !1? buzz' .4 eac er m sic . T h , I' lc Danger! Men at work. gf XA. N e. checkers, MO 10:30, girls. 'H 1.1. I A 1 CUMMISSIUNING APPOINTMENTS Be strong and of a good courage ear not noi be a razd 0 lhem OI the Lord thy God, He it is that doth go wznh thee He wlll not all thee noi forsake theef, -Deuteronomy 31 6 Received on June 16 1958 O1 chestra Hall EARL BACON MARY BERGMAN DARLENE BIELSKIS DUANE BOTT CAROL BRYANT PAUL BRYANT SARAH CALDWELL HERBERT CALDWELL NORMA DEGRAFF NELSON DIAZ MARY LOU DRAKE ROBERT GEDDIS RUTH HORRALL FRANCES HOWARD PATRICIA HUMES LEONARD JOHNSON HAROLD KOUGHN THOMAS LEWIS JAMES NEIL ROSALIE NELSON DAVID NELSON EDWIN ROHRIG DONNA SPICER JOHN SPICER NORMA VANDERPOOL VIRGINIA WALT ERS VIRGIL WALTERS GERALDINE WAMPLER JEANNE WEDAN GLADYS WINTERS HSE- . Y V P-,gif-l gl IR' TYME JEWELERS 3561 BROADWAY Chicago, Illinois 5 ' sz. DlCK'S QUALITY FOODS All the Best to the Graduating Class of 1958 3475 Broadway 54 Chicago 13, Illinois ere's her X459 WILART DRUGS William L. Fast, R. Ph., B. Sc. Arthur A. Telcser, R. Ph., B. Sc. 3601 N. Broadway Chicago, Illinois Phone BU 1-2630 ALFO PHOTO STUDIO Photographs - Portraits - Weddings - Candids Phofostats - Passports - Citizenship - Identification - Copies 'of Old Photographs - 822 Belmont Avenue Chicago, Illinois Phone GRocelancI 2-9371 REGENT CLEANERS AND DYERS SAME DAY SERVICE 3000 Broadway Chicago 14, Illinois Phone LAkeview 5-9792 LEONA'S PIZZA HOUSE TAKE our AND DELIVERY 928 W. Belmont Chicago 13, Illinois Phone EAstgute 7-8861 I SKRUDLAND PHOTOGRAPH SHOP MAIL ORDER - PHOTO FINISHING 2 Exposure Roll Developed and Printed Complete 45: I HALSTED LAUNDER-IT - 3511 N. Halsted Street Chicago, Illinois Phone Dlversey 8-8501 I ur oney Goes FRED H. LEHMAN HARDWARE Established 1926 Noted for Courteous and Intelligent Service Paints - Janitor Supplies - Housewares 3471-3473 N. Broadway Chicago, Illinois Phone GRaceland 2-4435 HALSTED-CORNELIA SERVICE STATION P. Munaster, Proprietor Greasing - Washing - Simonizing 3500-10 N. Halsted Street Chicago, Illinois Phone BUckingham 'I-9684 PAPE DRUGS 3565 Broadway Chicago, Illinois Phone BU 1-5919 TONY MANNO'S BARBER SHOP 35112 Halsted Street Chicago, Illinois MARTlN'S 5c to 51.00 ITEMS GALORE! COME IN, EXPLOREI Black Nylons for the Women 3617-19 Broadway Chicago, Illinois TRIANGLE CAMERA SHOP 3445 N. Broadway Chicago, Illinois Phone GRuceland 2-1015 I ' Leona- ,K ., ,, if f- - - N- an ,1 we Z: - s, M f 0 0 if 3 idk me 5 5 ' ' , i - - i I s AV 1-j : 1xi H 'i ii ' Ai ll 1797? 'hir' nw' M I ' A vw , ' . l - is -5-1 r 14 J, ' x ., Jia. ' ' Ewlmsi 7-MVP! if li 7 x i' I 1 jiri:gdg'Lgaig,,gQf:-33',,ggg,ggwg1.'v.LQ-I' 2 ff 2 - ' -, - - : - : Q--: o f - - 1- .. assent-ss fJs., :,:aii.i 1,,f,1 McDONALD'S SYSTEM HAMBURGERS Nationally Known in All Principal U. S. Cities Chicago and Vicinity CAPLAN CLEANERS 81 TAILORS Serving Cadets and Ofticers Since 7920 3555 Halsted Street Chicago, Illinois 55 ast ill and estament We, the HCOURAGEOUSH Session H957-585 of The Salvation Army School for Officers' Training, declare this to be our last VVill and Testament. To our instructors, who have guarded us through Training and to the new incoming session, we, individually, have the following bequest to make: Cadet Earl Bacon Cadet Mary Bergman Cadet Darlene Bielskis Cadet Duane Bott Mrs. Cadet Carol Bryant Cadet Paul Bryant Cadet Herbert Caldwell Mrs. Cadet Sarah Caldwell Cadet Norma DeGraff Cadet Nelson Diaz Cadet Mary Lou Drake Cadet Robert Geddis Cadet Ruth Horrall Cadet Frances Howard Cadet Patricia Humes Cadet Leonard Johnson Cadet Harold Koughn Cadet Tom Lewis Cadet ,lim Neil Cadet David Nelson Mrs. Cadet Rosalie Nelson Cadet Edwin Iiohrig Mrs. Cadet Donna Spicer Cadet ,lohn Spicer Cadet Norma Vanderpool Cadet Virgil Wlalters hlrs. Cadet Virginia Walters Cadet Geraldine Wrampler Cadet Jeannie Weclan Cadet Gladys Wiiiters I will my Gramma Grunt to SfCaptain Rowland. I will a new, untouched, never-out-of-the-desk-drawer 'Cadets' Manual. I will my old, well-worn, always-on-tl1e-top-of-the-desk '4Cadets, Manualf' I will a booklet to Brigadier Trevithick on How to Be- come a Farmer. I will my apple polishing rag to Cadets who don't have idears. I will my ability to fix anything that isn't broken. I will an automatic flag raiser that sends Old Gloryn up at 6:00 A.M. sharp. I will, to any rebel, a record of uDixie and a g'Caldwell Southern Accentf' I will my reducing uaydsn to SfCaptain Foster and a com- pletely destroyed phone number of Leona's Pizza. I will a broken bed for a lighter weight Cadet. I will a room with stuck windows for Cadets who can't take drafts. I will a petunia puller for SfCaptain Edwards. I will an alarm clock to ring at Social Welfarel' class time. I will a large bucket to collect broken dishes. I will to Lt. Wineinger a pair of roller skates for her numerous walks to Brigadier Trippis office. I will my 'ghumorousw jokes. I will all the extra furniture in my room to the Cadet who gets the empty dorm. I will my good looks to the one who needs them most in the next session. , I will my unusual song leading and singing ability. I will a ladder for men who can't reach the top of the bus to wash it. I will a book of instructions on how to operate the annex buffer. I will my sure, never-fail, no-flash, no-picture camera. I will my shy, retiring manner to any boisterous Cadet who needs toning down. I will my worn out ping pong paddle. I will an automatic light switch that turns lights off at 10:30 sharp. I will a set of corps books to Brigadier Lewis that I never could straighten out. I will a chain for married couples' apartment keys so they won,t get lost. I will a brand new food cart that steers straight. ' I will a supply of crutches to next year,s session until they become accustomed to the stairs. I will my responsibility of having to pray and read Scrip- ture at all meetings.