Shenandoah Bible College - Anathoth Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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The PRESIDENTS VVGRD 'ly dear Students , nBeing confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Jesus Christn fPhilippians 1:65. This word of confident assurance is an admirably suited benediction for the life of every student upon the completion of his studies at Shenandoah Bible College. Learning is the experience of a lifetime and the few short years one spends upon the campus is, at best, merely a beginner's course in the knowledge and understanding of revealed truth. How precious to realize that the same One who harvests the matured crop initiates the growth by a purposeful planting. In the words of another, WThe quickening minis- tries of the spring are Hisg His also are the ripening ministries of the autumn.u He artfully cultivates the growing plant until it comes to its perfect harvest stand and He is able to say, NI have finished the work which Thou gavest Me to do.n We make no pretense to Shenandoah as a Hfinishing schooln. In fact, it is rather a Hbeginning schooln in which the Lord of life and learning sows the eternal varities in the soil of young and eager lives and then, beyond the days of this springtime planting, masterfully nurtures the organism until it reaches the stage of peak ripeness in the falltime of life. The process is really altogether His from the beginning to the end, thereby assuring a perfect development. How wonderful that Shenandoah Bible College should be chosen to serve as the hotbed for the seedling of His planting! For the seniors, we pray for an unhindered perfecting of His Ngood workn in your lives in the days ahead. For every aspiring senior, we long that the learning experience remaining may be indeed His ngood workn in you in its glorious beginning. fectionately, James Comstock President

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WOh that thou wonldest bless me indeed and enlarge my border, I,.Chgonic1eS 4:10 -'gwith warm appreciation for his faithful service 'to the Lordf on our behalf, for his .Eb ' '. seemingly: tireless effort as our professor, for his time aid energy nhioh he snfreely spends ,f5fJ,uS,.anq for the .many Wdnnoticedui things he has done for us, we lovingly dedicate the 1967 ANATHOTH to our professor- i ,FRANK HAYWARD SELLS DEDICATED To FRANK H. SELLS Mr. and Mrs. Sells arrive every Thursday morning from Columbia, S C , Mr. Sells addresses his class on the Evangelism in Depth movement

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September 6. September 7. September B. September l October lD-lA. October 27. October 29. November 24 December 15. December 16 119671 January 3. January 16. January.25. January 26. February 6- March 22. March 28. April 2D-22 May 22. ' May 26. May 28. May 29. CALENDAR OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 1966-67 FIRST SEMESTER Tuesday...9:OO A.M.,.. Wednesday ...... .... ... Thursday..9:OD A.M.... Saturday..B:OO P.M.... Monday-Friday .... .. Thursday ...... Saturday .... ... Thursday .... ... Thursday.............. Friday..l2:SO P.M..... Tuesday..B:OO A.M..... MQnday...e.oU A.M..... SECOND SEMESTER Wednesday..9:OO A.M... Thursday...B:OO A.M... Monday-Thursday ....... Wednesday..l2:5O P.M.. Tuesday..B:DO A.M .... . Thursday-Saturday ..... Monday..B:OO A.M ..... . Friday ................ Sunday..ll:DD A.M .... . Monday..B:DO A.M ..... . occ. Orientation and examination Registration Opening Convocation Student-Faculty Reception Spiritual Life Conference Day of Prayer Halloween Party Thanksgiving Day Service Annual Christmas Banquet Christmas recess begins Class schedule resumes Final examinations begin Registration Class schedule begins Mid-Year Conference Easter recess begins Class schedule resumes for freshman Student Missionary Conference Final Examinations begin Annual School Picnic Baccalaureate Service Commencement Exercises