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

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IDDLERS .QM kff sq' ti sig. aft Sift' fr W .WR v rw? -' '11 -aff so .R N91 First Row: tleft to right! Pritchard Ainstntz, Dorothy Hall. Rolf Binder, Zliiner B u r g e t, Meacham C a s li, Mrs. Rose Caven, der, Guilford Cos- selmanl Second Row: Edith Ehlke, W' Donald Eicher, 'Howartl Eicher, Richard F I e c k, El-la tierber, Sylvia Ge-rig, Earl Ciuth. Third Row: Mrs. Earl Lilith, Hazel l-l :L r 'r i e, Ruth Hawk, E v el yn Hiinebaugh, Mrs. Kenneth Hyman, Mary Ellen Klinck, Aili Komula. Fourth R o w 2 Elizabeth Kunsel- man, I in o g e n e Knrth, Mary Lamb, Edna Land- rey, Lueile Leh- man, Verna Mag- ary. E I i z a beth Ritchey. E l ri i s e Rogers. F i f t h R o w : M a r i e Stauffer. Robert Strubhar, '3:Ellis Tolly, XYiI- llIlll'lLlIJl1Olll, kflarence Vollmar, Dorothy XVieder- kehr, Joseph lVind. XYillis lVoods. XYithout P i C - tures: Florence S h arp, Howell G u i n, Clarence NVoolley, lYill graduate in '.l7. Ah Lord God! behold. thou hast made the heaven and the earth bv thy great power and stretched out arm, and there is nothing teo hard for thee Uer, 32: 175. This is the testimony of the junior class, for the Lord Himself has carried us through many and varied experiences. Vile have come in obedience to God's call, and have seen Him openi the way, step by step, surniounting every obstacle. Some of the juniors have been definitely called to be missionaries, some to be evan- gelists, and others have consecrated their musical talents for the I.ord's service. XVe have spent many a blessed hour feasting on the precious truths from Gods XVord. The secular studies form a foundation for a deeper understanding of the Bible, and enable us to make better progress in the various fields of service, NVith the study of the divinely inspired XVord of God, with Christ held up as the Supreme Example, with the faculty as faithful followers of Christ and leaders of His cause, with students having caught the heavenly vision, we have been inspired to seek God's best for our lives. Indeed, our privilege has been great, but let us also remember that our responsibility will be commensurate with our privilege.