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

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1 x Q12 ..,. 3 4 i 1-.1 1 -ag, Te' A-1 will -.,,l,,,,,,mbq N MOTHER RAMSEYER her. Her sweet A clay rarely passes that we do not have the pleasure ot seeing presence graces our morning chapel periods and otttimes we are tortunate enough to have her as our guest in the dining room. Her lite itselt is a vibrant testimony. She always has a cheery word tor those whom she chances to meet. Her memory is keen and many a tale ot days gone by will she relate to you. You surely lcnow whom we mean-why, Mother ' t rmal and correct you will call Ramseyer, ot course. To be sure, it you want to be very o ' t l t President who was also one ot the tounders ot her Mrs. J. E. Ramseyer, wite o our a e our Fort Wayne Bible Institute. 'nto existence Mother Ramseyer For over torty years. ever since B. l. first came i , b t' to the spiritual welfare ot the students. They have has had a major part in contri u ing tound never-failing inspiration in her ability to lose herself in His precious Word: in her unending store ot experiences from which she brings help and hope to all who seelc her aid: and in her continual interest in all the students, their problems, their ambitions, and above all, their spiritual happiness. Mother Ramseyer, we love you. May God continue o e 5 y t bl s ou abundantly. 4

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CONTENTS WE HONOR PERSONNEL Adm'inis'rra+ion Seniors Juniors Freshman Academic Sfudenis Special S+uden+s CAMPUS ure Sfucieni' Minisiry Music Dufies and Social Nrhlerics Organizafions Snaps DEVOTIONS ADVERTISEMENTS

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MRS. B. P. LUGIBII-lL From the tirst clay ot school, back in l904, up to the time ot her homegoing on September 4, I947, Mrs. B. P. Luqibihl was vitally interested in the lite and work of our Bible Institute. For over thirty-tive years she was directly connected with B. l., havinq been in charge ot the kitchen and dining room, and later serving as Matron. She retired from active work in I937. but the B. l. campus was blessed with her presence as she continued to live here until I945 and then moved iust next door. Because of her sweet ways and her close walk with her Lord, Mrs. Lugibihl won her wav into the hearts of the students. Called Mother Lugibihl by all who knew her, she gave guidance to those who worked and talked with her. We miss Mother Lugibihl here on the campus but praise the Lord that we'll see her over in Glory. Fast as the rolling seasons bring The hour ot tate to those we love. Each pearl that leaves the broken string ls set in Friendships crown above. As narrower grows the earthly chain, The circle widens in the sky: These are our treasurers that remain But those are stars that beam on high. -Holmes