Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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l A. ..'fL.?fesA 452: At ii as 11' SY 'NTXSZ ,4,1.U17I'AB 0 R.ITI-1.9 112,251 .- ifzzjsgkrie Je: .Q 'db 2-- Faculty PETER R. LANGE A. B., 1922, Tabor College A. B., 1923, McPherson College Assistant Professor in English and History 1923-1924 MRS. A. E. JANZEN Instructor in Commerce 1923-1924 ABRAHAM DIETRICH s'roEsz A. B., 1923, Bluffton College, Indiana Graduate Student, University of Minnesota Assistant Professor in Science and History 1923-1924 G. LEWIS DOLL B. Mus., Bethany College Professor of Violin 1922-1924 Questions are never indiscreet, answers sometimes are. WE -- '!FF!!!!III X fl llllwgp l llwlwmmm Twenty-seven

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1 ree Pi fig-Qi ri Faculty MARY J. REGIER A. B., 1924, Tabor College Graduate Student, University of Kansas Matron and Assistant Professor in German Since 1924 EMMA MAE RUPP Graduate Piano Department, 1910, Bethany College Professor of Piano Since 1919 PAULINE KAUL-HARMS Graduate Expression Department, 1921 Bethany College Professor of Expression Since 1924 Our opportunities to do good are our talents. III Illwi l --ii2f -' '14rrfr!slllr ' ! a Illmii m ii ii ilililiiiii l m mm -..:ff- w--- ' ' -- -rl Twenty-six

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if ' Q 591 'XS 1'-af ,A 0 ABOR,ITE.9',,' -C-z,,FeSq In K filzffc JASPER ABRAHAM HUFFMAN A. B., B. D., D. D., Dean of School of Theology, and Professor of Biblical Lit- erature and Exegesis, Marion College, Marion, Indiana, 1922. Dr. Huffman is the author of a number of valuable books on religious subjects, among which are the following: Job, A World Example, Redemption Completed, The Messianic Hope, and so forth. As a lecturer his keen analysis of biblical truths, pleasing and forceful delivery, supported by a strong personality enable him to draw large crowds and hold their undivided attention for an hour at a time three times a day. D. M. HOFER Graduate from the School of Experience He can report among his accomplishments the following: an early pioneer on the plains of South Dakota, farm laborer, public school teacher, grain dealer, real estate man, banker, student at Moody Bible Institute, city mis- sionary, editor of the Wahrheitsfreund , philanthro- pist, relief worker in Russia, evangelist, Bible lec- turer, and well-known traveler. REV. A. A. SCHMIDT City Missionary South Side Mission After receiving his Bible training at Ft. Wayne, Rev. Schmidt wished to go to Africa, but, the way not open- ing, he joined the force of the South Side Mission in Minneapolis. Here he has labored during the last fif- teen years and has been rewarded with much success, having many converts, and being able with much diffi- culty to build a mission building Worthy of the Work. When traveling. Rev. Schmidt arouses missionary spirit among the people by his lectures and songs. llze Christian ix the highest .style of man. -.-ff--- ... . gllllllllllllg . tl mum iiiir lllnllunmiwnnwmnmm-..... u Twenty-eight