Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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- nl 1 l WILLIAM GUY- His stature small, his soul was tall, his heart was truly great. Like john, a discipleg like Adam, a vine-dresserg like the Master, a carpenterg like F, an automobile mechanic. Keep Mat 'which ir committed ta My trnrt, azfaiding prafizm' and mzizz bfzblzlizzgx. and nfnjm- .rifions of .vriuuru falsely so called. MRS. VVILLIAM GUY- She luakuih 'wall fu the ways of har lmlfxuhulil. am-I uizlulh un! lhu bread of idlefze.r.r. The work of God is good, But not the bestg Hearts grow most strong in Him Through love and rest. THELMA HALLER- li 'l'helma, Archie, Herbert, Clyde, From the Kansas spaces wideg Tall and sturdy, of noble frame. To the Bible School they came. And as your Commencement is the threshold to a glorious sphere of service, remember. His light shall cheer. His word shall bless: His hand supply thy wants. IDA HIRSCHY- The orzzavzelzl of a mack and quiet Jpirif. -which lx in Mc .righl of Cm! nf great price. Diligentg conscientious: punctual-rather stern qualities, but gracefully blended by the charm of womanhood. Cart thy bread upon thc wate'r.f,' for rhau Mal! find it affcr many days. ALICE KRON MANN- Like the moon within a cloud. A hidden light her soul doth fill. appreciate her. She excels in frankness, courage and good-nature. A native of Denmark: a citizen of the land of the free: au alien of the worldg a princess of the King: a candi- date for Palestine. LAURA LEHMAN- The happiest heart that ever beat, Was in some quiet breast. 'Tis said there's only one Miss Kronmann. Her roommate confides you must know her to One who walks humbly and joyfully with her God- Her heritage--a godly homeg a Christian experienceg a pleasing voiceg a kindly disposition. Reared in the most remarkable town in America-Berne. BERNARD MARTENS- The work has multiplied like stars at night, when darkness deepens. Such-it is thought-was the impression of our industrious Business Manager after he assumed his duties. About February 3, we had a sinking feeling that the Mission Band uould lag in attendance when he as its P1 esident should run out of interesting things to sav All for naught' A resourceful efficient man uho improves with acquaintance Pnarli the I I l 7. word. i A i i i V in A in 1 i H ii i l 22

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U75 Otlzery See U5 FRANK ALBRlGll'l'- U'l1n1 l Znxalzlt' a man. I put mwaj' fhiltfixh Ihi1lg.v, ' Reliable. steadv, and consecrated is this man. lle has a definite goal and has set his face like a flint to achieve it. Goodness and ihnrozrglzlnyu shall follow him all the days of his life: Fought all his battles o'er again. And thrice he routed all his foes. And thrice he slew the slain. l.l'C'lLli ALLEN- lJelicacy in woman is Strength. Rather difficult to get ip focus with our charactcrscope-the image is blurred with XN'hite. At any rate, it is quite evident that here is an excellent student. a cheerful Christian. an -etiicient stenographer, and a discreet friend. She retlects the sunlight of her sunny South. Rl l'lI ALTER- A light heart lives long. Determined: mirthfulq imaginative: sincere, and true. A willing witness: -lesus. and shall it ever be, A mortal man ashamed of Thee. Ashamed of Thee. whom angels praise. NYhose glories shine through endless days? PIIOEBE BRENNEBIAN- Truth makes that person shine, who speaks and owns it. Sincere. devout. sacrificial and capable. A candidate for Nigeria. Among her accomplish- ' 1 ments-school teacherg B. T. S. pie baker: XYestern Nebraska broncho rider: gospe team singer. Apparently well qualified for Africa. Congratulations, Nlr. Fmmel. I shall give Meg' the heathen for Mine i1lM'ri1mln.'. 1111.1 My 1rllu1'11m.rl jvarly ,ff fha ufzrlh fur My pn.r.ves.ri0n. FLORA EGLE- It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. tleniality and kindness are her winning virtues. Yet the Friend of friends she knows: In Thee my powers. my treasures live, To Thee my life must tend: Giving Thyself. Thou all dost give. O soul-Sufticing Friend! Mll.DRljD l'1lCl'lER--Here is needed wisdom to discern the subtle streams of intluence, for she was born in India. of Canadian-American parentage. From her mother---her patience and gift of an artist. From her father-her energy and ability of a musician. From lndia - the stamp of the Orient. The reviewer will ever remember her exquisite and charming inter- pretation of Paderewski's Blinuet at a certain musical recital. QFINTON EVEREST- A man he seems. of cheerful yesterdays. and confident tomorrows. Solid. deliberate is he. lt is too much to say of him that when at lady's in the ease. you know all other things give place. A vision for your life: No empty word can fill the fmighty world-heqzgt with,contentQ He shall be heard who has the mountain peaks tramsigtfditrod. And brings a message from the living God. ,l l .Zl 4

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i MRS. B. A. MARTENS- It is tranquil people who accomplish much. ' Of her it can be said, she hath chosen that good part. An excellent interpreter in the . science of do, re, mi, fa, etc. 5 n Don't let the song go out of your lifeg Though it chance sometimes to flow In a minor strain, it will blend again NVith the major tone, you know. ,IONAS MILLER- I love not many words. Like many of his race, he keeps his laughter for his kin. But all his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. A practical man who knows true and lasting values. And wherefore should I seek above The city in the sky, Since firm in faith, and deep in love. Its broad foundations lie ? Y ALTA NICHOLS- From the frozen climes of the Northland, To bless this spot, she came. Congenialg paiu.r1'aK'i11g,' sincere. One who has indeed caught the vision of Jesus and service. T0 11811 fame, glory. and power are but the baubles of the hour. MARGUERITE OGDEN- Gentle in mood. resolute in action. She knows how to accomplish much without pretension. Few there are with such devotion and aspiration. A soul-winner. .411af May Mat be 'zcffse .Mall Jhizze tm' Mc bl'igjIflIL'.f.l' nf My jir'111amu11f.' and MLQ1' fha! turn many to 7'ighfEU1IJllUJ.Y ar fha Jtrzrr fm' eval' amz' cur. ESTHER PFUND- ' 'He who has found a new star in the sky X' l Is not so fortunate as one who finds ' I A true, deep-hearted friend, ' Like your namesake of a former time, l'Vha klzozcwifz 'zrfhuihur thnu art fwfr: tn Mc kilzgdnzfl for .mah I1 Iime as this? Through God's enabling grace, may you with all others of your class rise to meet the supreme challenge of this hour of the world's need! tAn A student in more senses than one.D LOYAL RINGENBERG- Let us speak plain: there is more in names than most men dream of. Deepg loyalg prudent and wise. Never will he be accused of being a surface-gazerf' Let this be your life's ambition: l Into some fettered life to take 1 Thy freeing powerg for some one's sake t To give of self as Thou didst give,- ' For such a mission let me live. JOHN ROBISON- There is no fairer ambition in life than to excel in talk. A trophy of God's redeeming grace. One who heeded the words, Farrah Mc fnalirh. am! Iivej and go in Ihr: way of 1mrZerJia1zrlifzg. Remember, Bright is the ring of words, When the right man rings them. i l l 23