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

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NSTITUTE LIFE The work of a potter would he in vain if the vessels on which he spent so many precious hours were not put to use. The Bihle Institute furnishes a variety of activities other than actual study, as will he seen in this section. The school motto, t'Tra1ning for service and service in training, aptly portrays this phase of school life. But in a great house there are not only vessels of gold and silver, but also of wood and of earthg and some to honour and some to dishonour. If a man therefore purge himself of these, he shall be a vessel unto hon- our, sanctified, and meet for the Nlaster's use, and prepared unto every good work. ll Timothy 2 :2O, 2 l. TWENTY-NINE

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V-.i- -.1-Q 44 X , 3 V I , .lf--..,..,........... - S 4' J V '-rr:--1. v J a .. Qi.. ' ' 'j f'..'..-of t A A .,,..,..:'f' I M 14' E-.f.Lf? The Light Tower Staff . 'Q 'G - Qlg-1 Standing: S. N. VVallace, Gaylord Lt-lnnoii, Dorothy Hossolbart, Harold Arniaii, Kon' neth Geiger, Doris Seger. Seated: Alice .Izic'liScn, Mrs. B. G, Smith, Mrs. Ronin Clark, Evelyn Holly, Tillrrrnn Alnstutz. Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Geiger A5si5t:1nt Editor Mrs. Ronin Clark Associzrtc Editor Dorothy Hcsseiliztrt Associate Editor - Alice Jackson Business Nlxuizigcr S. N. Wztllftcc lzlltfllllltltllll MZlll1lQ6f Tillman Amstutz Art Editor - Doris Seger Art Editor - Harold Arinan Pliotograpli Editor Evelyn Holly Photograph Editor Gaylord Lehman Faculty Adviser Mrs. B. G. Smith TWENTY-EIGHT

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...sr . --nv 1 7 x ' . I - ..- I ,7- , .., Q. s.,.-,- ,. f' I. .,., L T ' 5 ., , 1: ,V Y i - --,- s 3 '. ',.. Q. ez, ...Q.QI...,Ls ,..... Men 's Chorus lluring' the lztst few yeztrs :mother ltrzinch of pTllCtlCIll work hats lteen llrltliltl to those zilreztdy estzihlished :tt the Bihle Institute. This zidtlition con- sists of gi men's chorus, which is composed of selected voices. ln the course of the school year this group lit men conduct services in churches of dif- ferent denominzttions in rind iiround Fort Wztyne. An orgzinized tour is planmed each year, which taikes the chorus into the stzites of Ohio, Indiana, Micliigatn, and Illinois. The purpose of this chorus is twofold. The first objective is the win- ning of precious souls for our Nlztster. The second reiison tor these efforts is the zulyertisement of the SCltiuml :ind getting other young people inter- ested in zt liihle educzition. While we know thzit many souls are won to the lord on these trips tlirougli the songs :ind testimonies of the young men, the reiil ygilue of this ministry will never he known until we gather :around the Throne of God. Jzick Stout. -T Top Row: Ulzrytoir Weivlwr. Dale SllIllII1f'1'S, Furl Bennett, Paul Mt-Dowell, Paul Rager, Robert Treat, Paul Rupp. Tillman Amstutz, David Rupp. Svcoml Row: Donald liicher, XYillis Woods, Gaylord Lehman, Harold Armau, Kenneth Geiger, Milton Noble, Norman Moser, Harlan Eicher, Vincent. Rupp. First Row: P. L. Eic-her, Prof. F. A. Gerber tDirect0rl. Alfred Zahlout. Clarence Farmer, Brown Hudson, Eugene Miller, Alfred Clough, Kenneth Rupp. Cm. THIRTY