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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

(leacUlna the nn-eaclie d page one Ue- Jlifkt awe (U i 5i BILL PANNELL Editor MILT WONG . Assistant Editor VIRGIL BIXLER . Business Manager PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF FORT WAYNE BIBLE COLLEGE FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Hif;c (HO JlaccUe Panan.a4na ENTRANCE, LOOKING WEST Fort Wayne Bible College has made great strides In terms of training and depth of spiritual life. More than that, it has also maintained an active building and modernization program which assures growth and development. page lliree VIEW OF EARLY BUILDINGS of Fort Wayne Bible College To the right: Shultz Hall, constructed in 1904; to the left; Bethany Hall, constructed in 1929-30. Bi r wt ..- ' ! . - ' i Mid MMM: In this, the 1951 edition of The Light Tower, we have at- tempted to show how Fort Wayne Bible College is fulfilling the command of Jesus Christ to proclaim the Gospel message until He comes. It comes to you with the prayer that it will be a source of inspiration and challenge now. and in the years to come as the Lord tarries. page four FOUNDERS MEMORIAL The scene of many delightful hours in the classroom, practice room, dining hall, and chapel. The chapel . . . the place where many young lives were transformed by the power of God into stalwart soldiers of the cross, the place of prayer and praise where the retreat from studies became a reservoir of strength, preparing young hearts for resolute service. page five SHULTZ HALL The first building erected on the campus has been home for hundreds of young men down through the years. Within these walls has developed that strength of character, that warm Christian love and devotion to Christ which alone is capable of making an impact upon society. paue v .v PROVIDENCE HALL Providence Hall is one of the girls ' dormitories and is capable of housing sixty girls. Constructed in 1945. it has been the scene of much activity, from birthday parties to weekly prayer meetinas. pcii;i ' seven BETHANY HALL ' - i i - ' W w i i g fi wi i Siir i fe ' a ! T Bethany Hall, second oldest building on the campus, serves a two-fold purpose. It houses the administration offices and is home to some thirty-two young ladies. Its clean, bright look- ing interior is always a source of cheer and warmth to visitors and friends as well as students. pciiic ei,qJil RESIDENCE HALL Residence Hall is the newest building on the campus. Com- pleted in 1949, it has been home for the faculty and tfteir families. page lime Dedication The situation in the world today can only be termed as critical Time IS running out: the night is far spent. The opportunities for the spreading of the Gospel are ebbing away faster than any of us realize Millions are being swallowed by a system of totalitarianism that would engulf the globe. This emergency demands the best that Christian young men and women possess. It is an hour that demands action. To this tremendous task of Reaching the Unreached while it is yet day. this, the 1951 Light Tower is Prayerfully Dedicated piifie Icn TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. Administration 13 Faculty 14 Staff 18 II. Seniors 19 III. Mother Ramseyer 32 IV. Underclassmen 33 V. Student Activities 43 VI. Governing Board 60 VII. Student Directory 61 VIM. Advertising 66 page t ' li ' vt ' ii deacltincj. the 11 nn eaclied ' ' ... the fields . . . are white already unto harvest . . . For there is no difjcreinc between the Jew ami the Cireek: for the scime Lord over nil is rieli iiiito all tluii enll upon Hint. Itir whosoever sinill cull upon the niune of the Lord sluill he stneil. How then shidl they enll on Hon in M ' hoin they have mn helieved ' . ' and how sinill thev helieve in Him of whom tliey have not lieard? and ln w shall ihev hear willnnit a preacher? and how shall they preach except they he sent ' . ' Ronnms 10:12-1?. Say not ye. There are yet four monllis. mid then eometh harvest? be- hold. I say unto yon. Lift up your eyes, iind look unto the fields: Un- tfiev are wfiile atreadv tmto liarvest. Joliti 4:35. petite twelve ■Ad4niniiin.cdian Imparting to the Future the Experience of the Past FHEY HAVE LABORED THAT WE MIGHT LABOR page thirteen Dr. S. A. Witmer President j A.B.. M.A., LL.D. j Fort Wayne Bible College is fortunaf ' : to have as its leader a man possessec with deep spiritual convictions anc comprehensive administrative abilities. A member of the examining board of the Accrediting Association of Bible Institutes and Bible Colleges from its inception, Dr. Witmer has been used by God for the advancement of Fort Wayne Bible College and other schools of like precious faith. Elmer T. Neuenschwander Dean A. A.. A.B.. B.D. Dean Neuenschwander has risen in the esteem of both faculty and students by his untiring efforts and loyal devo- tion to God. Combining a good sense of humor with institutional insight, he is a favorite around the campus. He has provided much leadership and guidance to the Senior class as their sponsor. pdfic louriccii Mr. Harvey Mit-chell A.B.. M.A. Registrar The man with the busy step, quick wit, and ready smile IS our registrar. Never too busy to speak an encouraging word or discuss a pertinent problem, Mr. Mitchell holds a place of admiration in the eyes of all the students as a fine teacher. Chris- tian gentleman, and friend of all. Mr. Oral C. Brown A.B., S.T.B., M.A. Christian Service Director With a bright tie, ready smile and a cheery hello, Mr. Brown goes about his busy routine as instructor and director of Christian service. His sincerity and devotion to the Lord have been a genu- ine source of edification. Mrs. lone Fitch Dean o+ Women That soft-spoken voice with a note of comfort and cheer belongs to our Dean of Women. Mrs. Fitch. Possessed with love and loyalty for the Master, and an understanding heart for the students, she has made a valuable contribution to campus life at the college. Mr. Cyril Etcher A.M. Assistant Treasurer Mr, Eicher ' s warmth and stability have been inspirational this year. Coming to us from a successful pastorate, he has very capably shouldered the responsi- bilities of instructor and assistant treasurer page jijtecii Roy J. Birkey A.B., MA. Bible. Missions, Speech Anthropology Frieda M. Buchen A.B., M.A. English, Journalism, Language Martha Dilling A.B., M.A. English, History, Christian Education, Psychology Edith Ehike A.B. English, Secretarial Science. History We feel that God has highly favored us by sending these consecrated instructors whose ministry has often been at a cost of personal comfort and gain. Their spiritual guidance, prayers, and sound counsel have done much in moulding lives for the task of Reaching the Unreached. Laurence Farr A.B., B.D., M.A. Bible, Philosophy, Theology E. Irene Smith A.B. History, Language, Apologetics Lillian Zeller Librarian puSL ' sixteen Oliver Steiner A.B., B.Sc.Ed., M.Mus. Director of School of Music. Voice. Band. Conducting Chorus, Theory C. Adolph Gerber Conducting. Hymnotogy. Theory, Voice Richard Gerig A.B. Gospel Broadcasting Harmony. Organ, Theory One of the strongest departments of the College is the School of Music. Headed by Professor Oliver Steiner, the Music Faculty has labored diligently and faithfully to prepare young men and women for the presentation of the Gospel in song. Their fine talent and the hum- ble presentation of the same has cheered our hearts. They have added much to the musical score of the College. Mable Rose B.M., M.A., Piano June Swaback B.S.M. Piano, Theory, Repertoire page seventeen p. L. Eicher Jessie Francis Mrs. Laurence Martha Fiedler Ann Hilbert Business Clappsaddle dc Caussin Farr Hostess in Secretary to the Manager Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary in Providence Hall Registrar Dean of Buildings and Grounds Founders To a great degree the efficiency in both administration and classroom has been made possible by the fine staff of the Col- lege. Headed by Mr. Peter Eicher, the members of the staff function as an integral and vital part of campus life. From the kitchen has come fine meals throughout the year, and from the Business Office has come the Christian courtesy which permitted some of us to partake thereof. To you of the staff who have served so well, we extend our sincere gratitude. Mrs. Rose Mrs. Bertha Lantis Lehman Hostess in Assistant Cook SchultzHall Ann Neuen- schwander Secretary to the President John Oyer Assistant Cook Carl Parlee Mrs. Eva Ada Smith Frances Staly Ing Mary Superintendent Rictdorf Superintendent Secretary to Wecksell of Buildings Cook ot Laundry Business Dining Room and Grounds Manager Supervisor p(it;e uigliwcn Facing New Spheres of Service WE ENTER INTO THEIR LABORS Senlan i. pui v nineteen Class Officers Motto: Reaching the Unreached Colors: Maroon and Grey Flower: White Rose President Gerald Gcrig The year I 95 1 presents one of the greatest challenges a Senior class has ever faced. In the midst of trouble and unrest, it is our sacred privilege to tell men about Jesus Christ. We trust that you who remain at the College will continue to go deeper with the Lord and m the near future |oin us in the field of service. May we all determine to do our best in ' Reaching the Un- reached ' for Christ. Seated, left to right: D. van Gorkom. Vice President; L. McLachlin, Secretary; E. Kreamer, Chaplain. Standing; H. Sutherland. Treasurer. p(ii;e iwe ny Mrs. Peggy Belella Mtltlllvw 6.-.i i Standard Bible Ami Hi- siiilli iiiilii ihciii. holltui ' me. ami I will nuikc Vdii fishcr of nun. Mary Bennett uhn 27:1 Standard Bible i ' .J .. m- Virgil Bixler iintothy 1:7 Bachelor of Arts in Bible What pretty eyes you have, Virgil! Richard Brownfield COrimhians 976 Bachelor of Arts in Bible - «t ' ! Wava Bueschlen Thessaloni{in.s 5:24 Standard Bible Nelson Chamberlin ridvcrh. ' . .. ' .5, 6 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Surprised, Nellie? Earl Colyer rht- . tiloiii ii! 5:23 Standard Bib ' , ' And He said unto ihem. Go ye into nil the world, and preach the Gospel to every creature. Donna Cottrell Thes.salunian.t 5:24 Standard Bible Velma Coy Jiihii J:J() Standard Bible Hi ' tliiil i;nelh jorlli ami wccpclli. Inuirhii; piccious seed, sliiill doubtless come iii niii wiih rejoicim, ' . hear- ing his sheaves willi liim. William Dodway ( ' iliariiili 4; Standard Bible f K M %•■! Weighty material, eh boys? Edwin Eby Ronuins S:2S Standard Bible Emily Figuly ThessaUiiiians 5:24 Standard Bible [ . i i r ' y ' Harland Friend Hnnnins t : f 6 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Gerald Gerig Isaiuli 41:10 Standard Bible Three men in the same boaf. Wesley Gerig .lolin 1:9 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Anil tItcY tvcnt forth, unci preached everywhere, the Linil tforkini; with than, luiil confirming the Word with .sii!iis Jollowing. Zenas Gerig Proverbs :6 Bachelor of Arts in Bible page tweiitv-foiir ' ! ■ ,, Edith Hale ' ' ..ihii ,;_ ,v Standard Bible The frm ' l of the n ' gIileoii i ix i tree nl hic: (iinl lie that n-iiinelli oiils is wise. Evelyn Hassee Hiillippiiiiis 4:19 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Hum-m-m! Rul-h Joder I ' i,i itI ' .• ' ;. ' ' . 6 Standard Bible Earl Kreamsr Ronitiiis (S ' ;j(S ' . j ' Bachelor of Arts in Bible (W Dorcas Lehman Corinthidfis I :IS Standard Bible Harold Lehman Standard Bible .aiHMn ' ' Hide the scales, boys. r7 ' ' 1 Lorna McLachlin I ' hilippiiiiis 4:1 9 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Then said Jesus unto His disciples. If any man will come after me. let him deny himself, and take up his cross and l illo f me. Fred Millikan Ri niiin ' S:l . 2 Bachelor of Religious Education Donald Nabinger Peter !:IH. 19 Standard Bible Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men. him will I confess also before my Father who is on heaven. Arthur Niblack Join, S:J6 Bachelor of Arts in Bible Clara Niblack Hnnerhs J:5. 6 Academic Beneath l-he spreading cherry tree. Ralph Ogden Psiilni 37:4. .i Bachelor of Arts in Bible William Pannell Rcintiiis 1:16 Bachelor of Arts in Bible It ' s the line ' tween the spark plug and the battery. Caria Parker l ,iiiili 50:7 Bachelor of Arts in Bible -a- ■ Wilbur Payne F ' .dim l :-l Academic -V, I i lor !lioii!, ' h I he fifc troiii till iiicii. ye Imvc I iiuHh- myself scrvdiii iiiiln all. lluii I iiii ' -lil i;iiiii ihc luoiv. Edison Reynolds Ronhiiis l:lf- Bachelor of Arts in Bible Helen Rowc Fliilippiiin.s 4:1 J Standard Bible am debtor to tlie Greeks, ninl lo llie Bail ' driiiii.s: halli to the wise, and to the unwise. %. Gordon Schwab liniolliy ::I5 Bachelor of Arts in Bibie A rose between two Kenneth Sheldon I ' hilippuiils 4:1 ' -) Standard Bible r Robert Skinner Philippitins 4:! ' J Standard Bible .«£5i r; Wendall Sousely FhiVippuuis 4:4 Bachelor of Arts m Bible Harold Sutherland Tims .i 5 Standard Bible Feed it, it ' ll go away. David van Gorkom Isaiah 41:10 Standard Bible ■() ■ am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it is the power of Cod iiiito salvation to everyone that helievelh. Paul van Gorkom Psahn 32:8 Standard Bible Charles Williams r.Mllni -i7;. Standard Bible I ' lir thoiii h I preach ihc CiDspil. I liavc iKHhini; la (, ' () y ( ' .■ ( ' • nt ' cc.ssily i laid upon iiic: yea. noc is uiiln Die if I preacli not lite liospcl. Joan Williams l ' r, flh J.y 6 Standard Bible Helen Young riiilippians 4:19 Academic i Charles Wirt I ' mIiu 23:4 Bachelor of Arts in Bible And at the console of the organ . . . ! Evanna Yoder Coriiitlil at 3:5 Standard Bible MOTHER RAMSEYER The Senior class is greatly indebted to Mother Ramseyer for her ministry of intercession on our behalf. Her loving embrace and motherly concern has endeared her to the entire student body. In years past a faithful attendant at chapel, Mother Ram- seyer has been unable to be with us the greater part of this year because of illness. However, she is able to enjoy the services through an inter-com system from the chapel to her home across the boulevard. Her patient, hopeful trust in God has inspired us to live closer to the Master and to faithfully labor in His vineyard. page thiny-iwu nden.clal6.4nen Formulating New Concepts for Service THESE FOLLOW ON page thirty-three f f Harvey Ache Norman Bachand Ruth Baker Harold Basehore Carol Beerbower Ernest Belella James Berry - Adriana Boender Robert Brewster Robert Burley Jackie Chamberlain Eula Compton Donelda Coy Charles Crockett Paul Crockett Marjalee Dull Shirley Force Dale Gerig Joy Gerig Norene Hart Lois Held Edna Heller John Hill Rose Marie Hudson Even so hiilh lite Lord orJuined that they which preach the Gospel should live of the Gospel. Jack Hughes Clarice Jones Shirley Kamberg Helen Kapsalis Charles Kauffman Fred Kirkpatrick Violef Klopfenstein Louis Klofzbach John Kroeker Esther Lehman Dale Lewis Albert Luscumb Ruby Mellon Virginia Miller Judy Moser Peggy Myer Clarence Nantz Marion Noel Leonard Paquay Forrest Plumb Dorothy Read Roger Read Oris Reade Zuma Roberts Now therefore go, and I will be with thy nioiilh, and teach thee what thou shalt say. Grant Shattuck Robert Smith Welburn Smith Mary Carolyn Steincr Doris Stiles Marceil Sumney Roy Tobin Wilbur Wanner Lee Webb James Welty Gareth Wiederkehr Ivis Wilson Milton Wong Warren Wright John Yoder Doris Zurfluh Class of 1953 Gene Amstutz Joan Barbour Albert Bell hi ' n I ' ctci and ihc other apostles answered and said. He (nifilil to obey God rather than man. Bertha Berk Bill Bowles Tom Brown Mary Lou Byer Jerry Carey Morris Cecil Evelyn Cherrie John Cherrie Eleanor Clapp Ruth Clapp Joe Cook Sanford Dean Glennavere Egly Earl Fuller Eugene Gauger Anna Gerig Leon Gerig Mildred Good Rosemary Graber Helen Grey Evelyn Hamamoto Dick Haydcn Paul Henry George Hewitt Preach the word: he instant in season, out of season. Margaret Hillyard Pauline Hopkins Clarence Huffman Y. Faith Ishiguro Bill Kellogg Norman Kistler Carolyn Krohn Dick Leever Conchita Los Banos Juanita Mellott Bob Miller George Miller Laverne Musselman Lorene Nantz Aubrey Nesseth Dora Mae Puckett George Rohrs Charles Rose Mable Rose Bill Rowell George Sakimae Robert Seek Bonnie Lou Shoup Clay Sloan But ye shall receive power after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto nie hoth in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, aiul unto the uttermost part of the earth. ft ' ttli rtv-fi tth t Mary Smart Anna Lou Smith Mary Staples Philby Stoddard June Takamoto Ray Turnbaugh John Warren Edward Widmark Russell Wilbur Gilbert Williams Molly Williams Tom Zehr David Zimmerman Class of 1954 Gilbert Anderson Bernice Arbitter Walter Bailey Bob Chroninger Ruth Creps And Jesus said iinio him. No man. having pur his hand to the plow, and looking back, is fit for the king- dom of God. ttn ' f ihirlv-nine Anna May Clay John Dill Ann Farr Verna Erickson Thora Fuller Joe Grabill Al Havins Mitsuko Higa Ann Jarvis Norman Keen Paul Keene Dorothy Kelsey Eileen Knisley Stanley Leonard Vernon Lorentz Raymond Matson Duane Meyers Loren Millikan Dick Mock Gladys Moore Bill Mueller Arlene Newcombe Irving Nicholson Loris Olinger uv7 spenk of ihy tesiiiuonics also helore kings, and will not be ashamed. page forty Victor Parson Jim Price John Rockhold Delores Rosendaul a Olen Schlatter Levene Shattuck Mable Shelton Roger Skiver Berman Smith Billy Springfield Delores Stout Wanda Taylor Rebecca Uresti Frank Ward Helen Zealor Class of 1955 Donald Clark Joan Clauser Dean Coursey Roger Deal Jack Faulkner Robert Ferguson Nol everyone that saitli iiiilo iiie. Lord. Lord, shiilt enter into the kingdom of heaven: hut he that doeih the will of tny Father which is in heaven. Special Students Arthur Gaunt Roland Kiefer Paul Rupel Earl Schlabach Kendall Schoeff Harry Spaeth Carol Tucker Jackie Carl Delores Carpenter Keith Davis Mrs. Geneva Dean Kathleen Gerig Waunita Hardy Marjorie Heller Wally Henkel Annita Jones Betty Kerlin Mrs. Violet Millikan Janet Miller Dr. Beatrice Nancy Shell Morton Lois Zimmerman Harriet Weihert st Go. sliind iini v )ci(A in ihf leiuple lo the people all the  ri ol this life. fhii;e lorly-lwo Btii deni ictiuUied. Participating in Service During Training PRACTICAL MINISTRIES ARE ASSIGNED TO GOSPEL TEAM MEMBERS puge forly-lhrcc THE JOY TRIO Delores Carpenter Zuma Roberts Ann Farr Donelda Coy His Love Led Hini to the CrO ' Siiii; iiiuo tin- Ldiil a new soiii;: and His praise ironi llie end ol ihe earili. ■ ' Seeking the Lost THE KING ' S HERALDS QUARTET Roy Tobin ill Harle Eddie Widmark Leon Gerig pa e forly-foiir THE EVANGEL TRIO Bonnie Shoup Anita Jones Esther Lehman A onderful, Marvelous Yet True 11(7 siiii; (if iiicny iiiui jiiJ ;iiiciil: unto ilwf, O Liiitl. will I ,s i,i, ' . Smile, Smile, Smile THE CRUSADERS QUARTET Milt Wong Joe Grabill Bob Miller Tom Zehr George Rohrs page fony-five THE GOSPEL SONGSTERS TRIO Evelyn Cherrie Marceil Sumney Ruth Baker Joan Clauser ■ ' May Christ Be Seen in Me Praise ye llic Loi il. Siiii; iiiiln ilic Laiil ti new song, ami His praise in llie coni ' rena- tion of sainls. Lord Send Me There THE MISSIONARY GOSPEL TEAM Roger Read Milt Wong Ruth Joder Dorothy Read Conchita Los Banos Faith Ishiguro Evelyn Hamamoto pa; e furly-six He Keeps Me Smgmg THE TROMBONE TRIO Ralph Ogden Nelson Chamberlin Gerald Gerig O Come. Id II.S i ,!, ' iiiilo llic Loiil: Ici ii. iiuikc u joyful noise to the rock oj our sah tilioii. THE TRUMPET TRIO Wes Geng Paul van Gorkom Dave van Gorko Harvey Ache My Anchor Holds page forty-seven iadUa . . . Jo in us now MIXED ENSEMBLE Dick Gerig Radio presents the greatest medium for the propagation of the Gospel that the Church has ever known. With over 86.000,000 radio sets in the United States alone, Christian broadcasters can reach more people in one day than our Lord reached in three years of earthly ministry. Concerning the future of radio as it relates to the college, Dick Gerig, director of radio, states, The Lord willing, we shall use every opportunity that is ours in radio to extend the Christian message and to promote the ministry of the college . . . through effectively prepared programs with as wide a coverage as possible. Dr. S. A. Witmer Dean E. T. Ncuenschwander at Sunrise Chapel June Swaback MENS ENSEMBLE Dave van Gorkom Sunrise Chapel, the primary radio outlet for the college, is a morning devotional program broadcast over two radio stations. Listeners each morning are greeted with the friendly words of Announcer Bill Pannell. The program features the hymns of the Chapel Singers, directed by Gerald Gerig, together with soloists, trios, and quartets. The melodic accompaniments of June Swaback at the organ. Kathleen Gerig at the piano, and Paul van Gorkom at the vibraharp. provide smooth background for the program. In the control room. Dave van Gorkom engi- neers the broadcast, along with Mr. Gerig. who produces the program. The meditations of Dr. Witmer form an important part of each program and bring comfort and blessing to listeners over a wide area. Paul van Gorkom Kathleen Gerig puee forlY-nine To save a child is to save a life With this conviction on their hearts, the teachers of the many child evangelism classes go to their respective groups sowing the seed of the Gospel in the hearts of America ' s precious children Children ' s work is a vital and integral part of the college curriculum and is designed to provide for the student-teacher a practical outlet for his training, as well as an opportunity to reach youngsters with the Gospel. A Representative Group of Student Pastors Harry Huffman in Action pane i ' lity SuHataif, School eaclien i. To alleviate the existing crisis in the rural areas of our country, some of our men have taken on responsibilities of pastoring a church on the vvfeek-ends. Combining baby sitting and ser- monizing with church history, these men are finding that the minister leads quite a cosmopolitan life. lack Gives Out the Word Members of the Tract Team page fijiy-uiie President Wes Gcrig 7 4e Student QoM. tcil The Student Council has done a very commendable |ob this year. To assist in providing a full-orbed program of extra- curricular activities designed to develop the physical, mental, social and spiritual life of the students, and to inspire loyalty to the school and to the principles for which it stands vi ere some of the responsibilities of the group this year. Elected in May, 1950, Wes Gerig proved to be an earnest and capable leader. He received ample support from Vice- President Ralph Ogden and the representatives from the vari- ous dormitories. ,, I . ,..„,........, ,.. ,j. •i «: I i I ; .. . : page fifty-two First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers It is the function of the Mission Band to keep Foreign Missions before the student body. This is accomplished through special Friday evening services which feature returned missionaries from around the globe. Perhaps the greatest ministry of the Band, however, is that of intercessory prayer. Daily at the five o ' clock prayer meetings, specific prayer requests are recognized and lifted in prayer to the Throne of Grace The Mission Band is supporting two missionaries both by prayer and finances. They are Mr. Joseph Shisler, Sierra Leone, Africa; and Miss Flor- ence Cavender, Colombia. South America May the Lord continue to bless this organization and lead it on to greater accomplishments. Une 6 ' clo.ch P aif, n, Jleaden l pii t ' fitiy-il ' ice Gam p44.6. ZcUa Two o ' clock already Yes. but we ' ve only two more pages to go. These were common expressions of those industrious students who spent many long hours on our newspaper, the CAMPUS ECHO. Piloted by Budd Gauger and Dave Zimmer- man, the staff produced a comprehensive coverage of college activities and did much to promote real school spirit. Harriet Weicherf, Ann Jarvis. Will Wanner. Annita Jones, Zuma Roberts Ann Farr, Jackie Carl, Earl Schlabach Earl Kreamer, Eula Compton, Doris Stiles, Dora Puckett. Conchita Los Bancs Loren Millikan, Aubrey Nesseth ft piiW lifly-foiir Ue j[!.i( Ut Acumen. Grant Shaftuck, Eula Comp- ton. Chuck Crockeft Shirley Force, Wava Buesch- len, Adriana Boender Jackie Carl, Dick Leever, Emily Figuly Late hours, baggy eyes, hypo stains, banging typewriters, hur- ried appointments, and Emily ' s query. How many subscrip- tions do we have — all these were contributing factors in the production of our yearbook, THE LIGHT TOWER How- ever, it was a )oy to work on the book, and the staff is thankful to God for His strength which was continually extended. Left: Tiny and Nib in the dark. Center: Harold and Virg pour over the books. Right: The brains behind the layout. BILL PANNELL E. liter pn e fifty-five A4iA4AAe Un Qniticcd ea al Aeedi. Dr. W. G. Lewis - - -« ' - Did you ever pray and then feel led to answer your own prayer- ' This was the experience of Mr. W. G. Lewis on his return from the field of Africa. Seeing first-hand the critical dental needs of the missionaries, he began to pray that God would send someone to minister to these needs. No one was forthcoming, and the owner of the large chicken hatchery in Lincoln, Nb- braska. felt the urge to go himself. He paid his own expenses and for months he labored in Africa caring for the teeth of the missionaries. To extend this ministry, Dr. Lewis is train- ing missionaries and candidates for this work. Organizing his school at Fort Wayne this year, Mr. Lewis has trained seven of the Lord ' s servants for this much-needed work. Their presence on the campus has been an inspira- tion to all, and their work has helped many students in a tangible way. This work is vital and is greatly extending the scope and effec- tiveness of those who are Reaching the Un- reached. _ Back Row: Ken Efherton. Earl Con- rad. Prudence Gerber. Middle Row: Eva Rosengren, Gertrude Rosen- berger, Pauline Wanner, Gloria dt Eva and Gloria looking down in the Earl Conrad fashions a set of teeth. Valentino. Front Row; Dr. Lewis. mouth. pajie lifly-si.x 7 4e 044ilt Go en eKce cw= The 1951 Youth Conference, led by Leonard Paquay. was highly successful. Stirring music, sincere testimonies, and challenging messages from Dr. William McConn, prexy of Marion College, characterized the week-end of blessing. An annual affair, the Conference gave evidence of careful planning and excellent co-operation from the various committees and vocal groups Musicians Ralph Ogden, Kathy Gerig, Paul van Gorkom, and Roy Tobin; and Secretary Rosemarie Hudson, pa c iilly-scvcn Ite. A CafLfieUa QluUn The A CiippclUi Choir iiuiilc ii very .siicct ' .sxiiil lour of ihf niiilwi ' slcri} stall ' s nhich M ir oiil siiviil iiuil Ih ' - Ufver.s sln ' ii,i;lhi-nt ' t in ihf tciilli. Direclcd hy I ' rojcssor Oliver Sicincr. ilw Mfssiiih Chorus sanf! lo a januncd luu iioriuiii December 10. The Messiah Chorus Milf Wong, President of the Chorus ptii;e liliy-eii;hi 7«4e Mi4u4in4f. a J 444Mc--- Ue uo.enA.al Jianauaae Fort Wayne Bible College School of Music has done much to cultivate an apprecia tion for truly fine music. This depart- ment sponsored several fine student re- citals which were truly edifying in their presentation. One of the finest recitals this year was the one presented November 1 by Mr. Elton Roth, song writer and former direc- tor of the Ecclesia Choir. The noted au- thor of In My Heart There Rings a Melody greatly blessed the audience by his humble testimony of God ' s grace JOAN CLAUSER Sonafa Pafhetique JOAN WILLIAMS, MARY BENNE1T Violin — Csardas MARJALEE DULL Organ — Fantasia ' ( ,1, ' r lifly-iiiiu- Qo4JieA4tiiiXf, OG ld t. .- Front Row: J- Francis Chase, Dr S A Witmer, Rev J Pritchard Amstutz, Secretary. Mr L. Shirl Hattield, Chairman; Rev Roy D Ramseyer, Mr Henry Amstutz Back Row Rev. J R Ringenburg, Rev. Clarence R. Gerig, Dr Homer R Gettle, Dr. Clyde W. Taylor. Mr S A Lehman. Treasurer. Dr. Milo A. Rediger Absent from the group: Rev. G C McKibbon. Our Governing Board is a representative group of ministers and Christian laymen. Included on the Board are denomina- tional leaders, business executives, and professional men All are men of wide experience and evangelical convictions. With their varied interests in missions, higher education, and church vi ork. they are prepared to make a valuable contribution in giving direction to our College. Their responsibilities include the determination of policy, the custody of the property, and the appointment of officers and faculty. p(i%e sixty Ache, Harvey 1 16 S. Brook St , Allentown. Pa. Albertson, Paul Route 1 . Pennvillc, Ind. Amstutz, Gene Route I , Geneva. Ind, Anderson, Gilbert 3225 Piqua Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Arbitter, Bernicc 30215 Alger, Royal Oak, Mich. B Bachand, Norman Route -1, Bluffton, Ind. Bailey. Walter Route 2, Berne. Ind. Baker. Ruth 3306 Harvester Ave.. Fort Wayne, Ind. Barbour. Joan 7710 Montgomery Rd.. Cincinnati, Ohio Barker. Wesley 371 I Brentwood, Fort Wayne, Ind. Basehore, Harold Route 3, Decatur, ind. Becker. Ruth Route 2, Fort Wayne. Ind, Becksted, Bernice 5-49 McDonald. Brooklyn, N. Y. Beerbower, Carol Engle Rd., Route S, Fort Wayne, Ind. Belella, Ernest Wren, Ohio Belella, Peggy Wren. Ohio Bell. Albert McClure, Ohio Bennett, Glenn Edgerton, Ind. Bennett, Mary 20S Franklin Ave , Swanton. Oh;o Beougher. Velma Route 5, Lancaster. Ohio Berkstedt. Charmaine 928 W. Sherwood Terrace, Fort Wayne Berk, Bertha Route 1, Greenville. Penna. Berry. James 2219 Rehm. Fort Wayne, Ind, Bixler, Virgil Elkton. Mich Boender, Adriana Hospers. Iowa Bowles, William Montgomery, Mich, Bowen, Marvin 1816 E. Creighton. Fort Wayne. Ind. Brewster, Robert Route I , Geneva, Ind. Brown. Thomas Route 3. Louisville. Ohio Brownfield, Mary 1010 Ann Ave., Peoria, Ml. Brownfield, Richard 1010 Ann Ave . Peona. III. Bueschlen, Wava Bay Port, Mich. Burley, Robert Berne, Ind Bye r, Mary Lou Kimmell. Ind c Carey, Jerry Robinson, III Carl, Jacqueline 1205 Reese Ave , Lima, Ohio Carpenter, Dolores 421 W. Wddwood, Fort Wayne. Ind, Carver, Albert Grahilt, Ind. Cecil, Morris 1S31 S Harrison, Fort Wayne, Ind, Chamberlain, Jack Camden, Mich Chamberlin, Nelson -47 10 S Wayne Ave., Ft Wayne. Ind Cherrie, Elizabeth Washington, III. Cherrie, John Washington, I II Chroninger, Robert Montpelier, Ohio Clapp, Eleanor 2402 St Marys. Fort Wayne, Ind. Clapp, Margaret 2402 St Marys, Fort Wayne. Ind. Clapp, Ruth 2402 St Marys. Fort Wayne. Ind. Clark, Donald Route, Bryant, Ind- Clauser, Joan 3934 S Fairticid, Fort Wayne, Ind. Clay, Anna Mae 71 1 Linwood, Delta. Ohio Colyer, Earl 2007 — 16th Ave , Aitoona, Penna, Compton, Eula Shelbyville, III , Route 1 Conrad, Earl Route 2. Morence, Mich Cooke, Joseph Iowa, La Cornell, Beth Route 3, Auburn, Ind. Cottrell, Donna Route 1. Elizabethtown, Ind. Coursey, D. Dean 3476 Three Mtic Drive, Detroit, Mich. Coy, Donelda Route 2, Reading, Mich. Coy, Velma Route 2, Reading. Mich, Creps, Ruth Milton Center. Ohio Crider, George Sand Point Rd . Fort Wayne 8, Ind, Crist, Lorenzo 1403 Hurd St , Fort Wayne. Ind. Crockett, Charles McClure. Ohio Crockett, Paul Route 1, McClure, Ohio Davis, Daisy Route 1. Foxworth, Miss. Davis. Keith Gladwin, Mich. Deal. Roger 226 Missouri Ave.. Peona. Ill Dean. Geneva Dayton, Ohio Dean. Santord Dayton, Ohio Dill. John Markleville, Ind. Di Valentino, Gloria 7 North St , Mcyersdale. Penna. Dodway. William Bo ' : ' 02, Wellington. St Marys, Canada Dull, Marjalee 307 E. State, Clare, Mich. Durling, Calvin Piattvillc, Mich. Eby, Edwin Elkton, Mich Egly, Glennavere Route 4, Decatur, Ind. Erickson, Verna 44 Lone Star Ave.. Farmington. N. H. Essex, Paul Phoenix, Ariz Etherton, Kenneth 300 W Union, Marion, III Etherton, Rosemary Route 1 , Gorevillc. Ml. Farr, Ann 3S i 1 Indiana Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Faulkner. Jack Woodburn, Ind. Ferguson, Robert 3907 Warsaw, Fort Wayne. Ind. Figuly, Emily 3410 Sachett, Cleveland. Ohio Fisher, James Route 2. Woodburn, Ind. Force. Shirley 81S 12th St . Aitoona, Penna, Friend, Harland 926 Cottage. Fort Wayne, Ind. Fuller. Earl 522 W. Broadway, Newton, Kans, Fuller, Thora Mae Lock Box 55. Spnngboro, Penna. page sixty-one Galo, Paul 4010 Cypress Ave., Cleveland. Ohro Gauger, Eugene Stratton. Neb Gaunt, Arthur 7002 Ideal Ave., Fort Wayne. Ind. Gerber, Prudence 706 W. Wildwood. Fort Wayne, Ind. Gerig, A. Ruth Route 2. Auburn, Ind. Gerjg. Dale Route 2. Auburn, Ind. Gerig, Gerald 3506 Indiana Ave . Fort Wayne, Ind. Gerig, Joy Route 3, Auburn, Ind. Gerig. Kathleen 314 E 9th St . Auburn, Ind. Gerlg, Leon 1714 Sixth. Dodge City, Kans. Gerig, Maurice 2205 Redwood Ave , Fort Wayne, Ind. Gerig, Wesley Pacitic Bible College, Azusa, Cal. Gerig. Zenas Route 2, Auburn, Ind. Gilpin, Lyndon 73 IS Boaty Ave , Fort Wayne, Ind Gilpin, Orton 73 IS Beaty Ave , Fort Wayne, Ind. Good, Mildred Wabash. Ind, Graber, Rosemary Route 1 . Geneva, Ind. Grabill, Joe Grabill, Ind Gray, Helen Route 2. Alexandria, Ind, H Hale. Edith 4:22. BlicII Dr . Fort Wayne, Ind. Hamamoto. Evelyn Kalahco, Kauai. FHawaii Hardy. Juanita 3024 S Calhoun, Fort Wayne, Ind, Harle, William Marks Rfl , Columbia Sta., Ohio Harrold. Ruth 4226 Arlington. Fort Wayne. Ind. Hart, Norene 519 Kirk St . Dodge City, Kans, Harvill, Virginia 2036 Warsaw. Fort Wayne. Ind. Hassee, Evelyn 812 S E 6th St . Evansviile, Ind. Havins, O. Alton Fhnt, Mich Hayden, Richard Basil, Ohio Held, Lois Route I. Syracuse. Ind. Heller. Edna 204 Lincoln Ave., Swanton, Ohio Heller, Marjorie 204 Lincoln Ave,, Swanton, Ohio Henkel, Walter 3SI2 Belvidcre. Detroit, Mich, Henry, Paul Route I. Williamsfield, Ohio Hewitt, George 4616 N Magnolia, Chicago, III. Hiatt, James Route 1 , Grabill. Ind. Higa, Mitsuko Bov 44, Kalahco. Kauai, Hawaii Hill, John Oakwood, Ohio Hillyard. Margaret Clarcmont, III Hobbs. Marion 347 1 2 Washington Blvd.. Fort Wayne Holzschuh. Patricia lOS Windom. Pcona. Ill, Hopkins, Pauline Williamson. Iowa Howenstien, Glenn Route I . Huntington. Ind. Hubaker. Doris 2519 Sherman St., Fort Wayne. Ind. Hudson, Rose Marie 2001 N Delaware, Indianapolis, Ind Huffman, Harry 1S13 Grubcr St , Ft. Wayne iSylvania. O.t Hughes, Jack 2S02 Mauldin Dr , Ft. Wayne (Clyde. OJ I Ishiguro. Faith Kalahco, Kauai, Hawaii Jarvis. Ann 3967 Algonquin, Detroit, Mich, Joder, Ruth lOS N, University, Peoria, III. Johnson, Allre 3 12 Hanna St . Columbia City, Ind. Jones, Anita 77 Greenwood Ave , Battle Creek. Mich Jones, Clarice 1 155 Collingwood, Detroit. Mich. K Kamberg, Shirley 9624 — 50th Court. Oaklawn, Ml Kapsalis, Helen 131 Stimpson, Detroit, Mich. Kauffman, Charles 942 Oak St , Allentown, Penna Keen, R. Norman Wayne, Portland, Ind. Keene, Paul 1406 Boalticid, Flint, Mich, Kellogg. William Elmwood, III Kelsey, Dorothy 3130 Piqua, Fort Wayne, Ind. Kerlin, Betty 20S1 Bristol Rd., Flint 7. Mich Kicfer. Rolland Route 3, St, Marys, Ohio Kirkpatrick, Fred 1009 Park St., Dodge City. Kans. Kistler, Norman Route 1 , Geneva, Ind. Klopfenstein, Violet Grabill. Ind Klotxbach. Janet Hummelstown, Penna. Klotxbach, Louis Bible College. Ft. Wayne. Ind, Knisley, Eilene 1917 Bayer Ave , Fort Wayne, Ind. Kreamer, Earl 21 Tyler St . Toledo. Ohio Kroeker, John Route 2, Fowler. Kans. Krohn, Carolyn Pandora, Ohio Leever, Richard 1S419 Burgess. Detroit, Mrch. Lehman, Dorcas 361 1 Indiana Ave., Fort Wayne 6, Ind. Lehman, L. Esther 3S1 1 Indiana Ave., Fort Wayne 6. Ind. Lehmen, Frieda Berne, Ind Lehman, Harold 900 Albert, Lima, Ohio Leonard, E. Stanley I 17 Harrison, Swanton, Ohio Lewis. Dale Venedocia, Ohio Lohrentz, Vernon Moundndge, Kans. Los Banos, Conchita Box 72, Kalaheo, Kauai. T, H. Luscumb, Albert 557 Oak, Wyandotte. Mich, M McLachlin, Lorna 14 Freeman, Toronto, Ont,, Canada Mainhood, Elizabeth Route 2, Coleman. Mich, Matson, Raymond Route 2. Continental, Ohio Mays, Beverly 742 Dnvis, Fort Wayne 7. Ind. Mellott, Juanita Necdmore, Penna, Mellott, Ruby Harrisonville, Penna. Meyers, Duwain 6503 Old Tram Rd., Fort Wayne, Ind. Miller. C. Robert 27 N. Royal St., York, Penna. Miller, George A. 1 1 1 W. Green, Butler. Ind. Miller. George F. 329 ' 2 N. Central Ave.. Lima, Ohio Miller, Janet Route 2, Camden, Mich, page sixiy-iwo Miller, Virginia Route 1, Huntertown. Ind, Millikan, Fred 719 W, Rudisill, Fort Wayne, Ind, Miliikan, Loren 7 19 W. Rudisdl, Fort Wayne, Ind, Millikan. Violef 719 W Rudisill. Fort Wayne. Ind. Mills, Edmund Route I , Lima. Ohio Mock, Richard 53-4 Floral Ave., Portland, Ind. Moore, Gladys Lacona. Iowa Morton, Or. Beatrice 4325 Arlington. Fort Wayne. Ind. Moser, Judith 706 Wilkins, Celina. Ohio Mueller, William 581 1 Bradley. Parma 29, Ohio Murray, Earl 1004 W. Market, Bluffton, Ind, Musselman, Lavern West Mansfield, Ohio Myers. Peggy Elms Trailer Park. Flint, Mich. Myers, William Fayette, Ohio N Nabinger, Donald 2SI Front St , Binghamton, N. Y, Nantx, Clarence Route 4, Salem. Ind. Nantz, Lorene Route 4, Salem, Ind. Nesseth, Aubrey 460 Main, Battle Creek. Mich. Newcombe, Arlene 9221 Lewis Ave , Temperance, Mich Niblack, Arthur Peona, Ml Niblack, Clara Peona, Ml Nicholson, Irvin, Jr. 310 E. Arnold. Bluttton, Ind. Noel, Marion Route I. Bloomfield, Ind, Ogden. Ralph 1007 Ann St.. Peona. Ml, Olinger, Loris 649 W Stale. Fort Wayne, Ind. Ordas, Betty Route 1, Huntertown. Ind. Osborn, Bobbette 3302 S Anthony. Fort Wayne. Ind Pannell, William 208 N, Park St,, Sturgis, Mich Paquay, Leonard 1S03 Canova. Cleveland 9, Ohio Parker, Caria 5569 Savoy Dr.. Pontiac 2, Mich, Parson. Victor Camden. Mich. Payne, Wilbur 615 Plum, Elkhart, Ind. Petrie, Daniel Box 1048, Clawson. Mich, Plumb, Forest 383S Wrenwood Rd,. Toledo 13. Ohio Popps. Mary Lee West Liberty, Ohio Price, James Route 2, Coopersburg. Penna. Puckett, Dora Rover Route. West Plains. Mo, Read, Dorothy Hillsdale, Mich. Read, Roger Hillsdale. Mich. Reade. Oris 2710 Broadway, Ft, Wayne, Ind, Reynolds, Clara Berne. Ind. Reynolds, Edison Berne, Ind Roberts, Zuma Swanton, Ohio Rockhold, John Bel ie Center, Ohio Rohrs, George Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio Rose, Charles Cincinnati, Ohio Rose, Mabel Cincinnati, Ohio Rosenberger, Gertrude Souderton, Penna Rosendaul, Dolores Route 4, Bryan, Ohio Rosengren, Eva Sweden Rowe, Helen Lcesburg, Ind. Rowell, Willard Route 1 . Pekin. Ml Rupel, Paul 4423 Warsaw, Fort Wayne. Ind. Sabo. Florence 15759 Indiana Ave., Detroit 21, Mich Sakimae, George Doloa, Kauai, Hawaii Schierling, Abe 335 S- K St., Dinuba, Cal. Schierling, Marie 6160 Sylmar Ave,, Van Nuys, Cal Schlabach, Earl Elkton, Mich, Schlatter, Olen Beulah Beach. Oh.o Schoeff, Kendall 4431 S. Calhoun, Fort Wayne. Ind. Schrock, Robert 3 16 Compromise St,, Berne, Ind. Schwab, Gordon Bluffton, Ohio Seek, Dorothy 643 Hanover. ANentown, Penna, Seek. Robert 643 Hanover. ANentown, Penna. Shattuck, Grant Route 2, Shepherd, Mich Shattuck, Levene Route 2. Shepherd, Mich. Sheldon, Kenneth Cincinnati. Ohio Sheldon, Marjory Cincinnati, Ohio Shell, Nancy 223 W Coover St , Mechamcsburg. Pa, Shelton, Mable Route 2, Box 203, Whitwell, Tenn Shoup, Bonnie Lou ZanesviMc, Ind. Skinner. Robert 645 Greenlawn, Fort Wayne, Ind. Skiver, Roger Route 2. Continental, Ohio Sloan, Clay Belleville, W Va Smart, Mary 2000 Wayne Ave , Dayton, Ohio Smith, Anna Lou Route 5, Napoleon, Ohio Smith, Anna Louise Route 2, Arcanum, Ohio Smith, Berman Route 2. Arcanum, Ohio Smith, Colleen 215 E Forrest Hill. Peona. Ill Smith, Robert 215 E. Forrest Hill. Peoria. 111. Smith, Ruby Route i. Manchester. Ohio Smith, Welburn Route I , Manchester. Ohio Souslcy, Wendall 1 12 Mechanic St . Angola. Ind. Spaeth, Harry 3034 N Seventh St,, Phila 33, Penna Springfield, Billy Sulligent. Ala . Route 2 Staples, Mary 1017 N. Central Ave , Lima, Ohio Steiner, Mary Carolyn 4006 Arlington, Fort Wayne, Ind, Stiles, Doris 20795 Melvin, Farmington. Mich Stinson, Robert 3027 Grant, Saginaw, Mich, Stoddard. Philby 402 S Jenny St,, Bay City. Mich Stout, Dolores Route 6, East Peona. Ml. Sumney, Marceil Grabill, Ind Sutherland, Harold Route I , Mctamora, Mi(.h, page si.xty-thn ' c Takamoto, June Kalaheo, Kauai, Hawaii Taylor, Wanda 2209 Rehm Dr., Ft, Wayne. Ind. Tobias, James Box 7, Marklc. Ind- Tobin, Roy Route 2. Three Rivers, Mich. Topps, Floyd tS27 S. Lafayette, Fort Wayne, hid- Tubbs. David Pleasant Lake, Ind. Tucker, Carol Lothian, Md. Turnbaugh, Ray 536 N. 1st St., Bellwood, Penna, u Uresti, Rebecca Box 52, Lyford, Tex. van Gorkom, David Greenville, Micfi van Gorkom, Paul Greenville, Mich Vollmar, Dorothy 2519 Shefman. Fort Wayne, Ind. w Walburn, EInore 1716 Sinclair, Fort Wayne, Ind. Wanner, Pauline Route ). Geneva. Ind. Wanner, Wilbur Route 1 , Geneva. Ind. Ward. Frank 553 N. Fishr ' s Ave., Phila . Penna. Warren, John 1300— 3rd Ave,, Peoria, 111. Webb, Everette Louisville, Ky, Weddle. W. Forest -1018 Avondale Dr., Fort Wayne. Ind. Weichert. Harriet 1 104 S. Pine St., York, Penna. Welty, James 329 N Central, Lima, Ohio Whiff, Chesfley .S06 Ehza St , Fort Wayne. Ind, Widmark, L. Edward SI3 Oak St , Lima, Ohio Wiederkehr, Gareth 217 High St . Berne. Ind. Wiederkehr, Treva 217 High St . Berne. Ind. Wilbur, Russell Route 1. Augusta, Mich Wilkinson, Patricia 2507 ' 2 S Hanna. Fort Wayne. Ind. Wilkinson, Stanley 2507 ! 2 S Hanna, Fort Wayne. Ind. Williams, Charles Lewis Addition, Rte. 1 , Dodge City, Kai Williams. Gilbert Anahola, Kauai, Hawaii Williams, Joan SOS Dingledine, Lima, Ohio Williams, Molly Anahola, Kauai. Hawaii Wilson. Harry Rockford, Ohio Wilson, Ivis Route 1, Elizabethlown. Intl. Wirt, Charles Bcaverton. Mich. Wong. Milton Koloa. Kauai, Hawaii Wright, Warren Route I. Sewickley, Penna. Yoder. Evanna Route 1, Geneva, Ind, Yoder, John Route I , Geneva, Ind. Young, Helen Elkton, Mich. Zealor, Helen Joppa, Md. Zehr, Thomas SI7 W. Mam St., Berne. Ind. Zimmerman. David Route 6, Decatur, Ind. Zimmerman, Lois Syracuse, Ind. Zurfluh, Doris 501 Front St., Ridgway. Penna. page sixty-four To You, our Graduates CONGRATULATIONS | and the Class of ' SI A You must work the works of Him A that sent you. while it is day. A The Missionary Youth Fellowship A Mt. Olive Missionary Church a Peoria, Illinois Rev. J. J. KlofFenstein, Piistor page iArO ' -ZJi ' tf And Congregation of CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 51 We enjoyed your visits Bible College students are always welcome at the FIRST MISSIONARY CHURCH Across the Street REV. CLAYTON STEINER, Minister SUNDAY— • SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A. M. • WORSHIP 10:30 A.M. • YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 6:30 P.M. • WORSHIP 7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY— • PRAYER 7:30 P.M. 5helton QloMtQt Formerly The Wo ' iono 8 ' bfe In ' jilijle offers a liberal arts education free from denominational bias and all entangling alliances with modernism. More and more churches and mis- sion boards are demanding college trained candidates . Here you are provided with college standards on a sound Bible-believing basis. Write for catalog. 5heltott CtoUeje 340 W. 55th Street New York 19. N.Y. Vr(€rnns vho hnvc not already hegun their training, muHt do so hrforc vcxt June (1951) or lose the G.I. bcncfitB. C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S NORTH MT. ZION CHURCH CONTINENTAL, OHIO Special Congratulations To Harland Friend s E N I O R C L A S S O F ' 51 pci c sixly-six GOSHEN COLLEGE Welcomes Graduates of Fort Wayne Bible College SCHOOLS and DEPARTMENTS College of Liberal Arts L ' ndergraduate Degrees Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Education Associate in Arts (two years) School of Nursing B.S. in Nursing (48 months) Prepares for State examination tor R N, Teacher Training Department Fully accredited for Elementary and Secondary Teachers Biblical Seminary ( Degrees-undergraduate) Bachelor of Arts (Bible Major) Associate in Arts in Bible (2 years) ( Degrees-graduate) Bachelor of Theology (one year) Bache ' or of Divinity (three years) Ernest E. Miller, Ph.D., President Goshen, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ' 51 God bless you as you go forth to serve Him Harvester Missionary Church CARL PARLEE, Mim icr Fort Wayne, Indiana Shop the Sunshine Way at the Sunshine Mission Bookshop 1231 S. Calhoun Fort Wayne 2, Indiana Distinctive Religious Books, Cards, Bibles, Records and Supplies Free Catalog MISSION SERVICE EVERY NIGHT 11 11 m m m II 11 11 11 11 m m m m m m m m m m m 11 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 51 You are going forth from the School of Jesus, You have sat at His blessed feet You have drunk from truth ' s celestial fountain, You have tasted its honey sweet. You are witnesses for our blessed Master In a world where Friends are few. And He sends you forth with the watch word holy Whatsoever it costs, be true! May God ' s richest blessings rest upon your lives and work. THE FOREIGN DEPARTMENT THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 260 West 44th Street New York 18, N. Y. 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 H jiaiif M.My-.Ki ' Vfn Through the Bible Book by Book By Dr. W. S. Hottel (Chief Expositor of the Christian Life Series Sunday School Literature) These studies comprise a course on Bible synthesis and are designed to make the student thoroughly familiar with the content of Scripture, also to show the interrelation between the books of the Bible. 9 volumes . . . jpproxunjtely 100 paijf to each volurrte. Size ' f ' 4 x8 inch i. Write for Descriptive Matter Address UNION GOSPEL PRESS Box 6059 Cleveland 1, Ohio Houghton College Houghton, New York Liberal Arts • Wesleyan • High Standards of Conduct Where Next? The college of your choice should he outstanding in its reputation tor accreditation, atmosphere, and aim. Ac- creditation guarantees full recognition of your degrees. Atmosphere assures you of a wealth of undehnable spir- itual, moral, and cultural values. A noble aim is the gate- way to scholarly application. Houghton College is the embodiment of all of these, Why Next? Houghton IS a fully accredited college, granting bachelor degrees in liberal arts, science and music. Its faculty and staff are devoted to the aim of preparing Christian youth for Christian service in all of the professions. For further iufortnation write: The Registrar, Department YB HOUGHTON COLLEGE, HOUGHTON, NEW YORK Headquarters Building a a i a II 11 u i SET FOR THE SPREAD OF THE QOSPEL BY ... • EVANGELISM . ESTABLISHED CHURCHES • CHRISTIAN EDUCATION • HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS . THE PRINTED PAGE THE MISSIONARY CHURCH ASSOCIATION | 3901 South Wayne Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana S 3K:n;; icn=i !;3 !=in = n!=s nE3!=s= =in!=i page sixty-eighl a a fl 9 a a I Students and Faculty are always welcome at THE GOSPEL TEMPLE BOOKSHOP 117 East RudisiU Blvd. Fort Wayne 5, Indiana A complete line of Bibles, Reference Books and Sunday School Supplies We invite vou to come in and browse around. STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily 7:00 to 8:00 Tuesday Evening Send for Free Catalogs Congratulations to the Class of ' 51 God bless you as you go forth to serve Christ. HUMBOLDT PARK Gospel Tabernacle The MISSIONARY CHURCH IN CHICAGO Rev. Ben A. Jennings, Pastor 1515 North Homan Avenue Chicago 51, Ilhnois Oc iool C rat uafei YOU need these things in the College You Choose TO ATTEND. TO RECOMMEND, TO SUPPORT STRAIGHT THINKING truB to the Bible. Scholarly ACADEMIC STANDING fully accredited CLEAN LIVING faculty and studentt wttti HIGH Chtlstian PRINCIPLES PROPER BALANCE Study. Sportt, Culture, Spirituality Write for FREE VIEWBOOK YOU will find Ihete QUALITIES and the couriee you want Wrif today to D«pf. LT TAYim UNIVERSITY UPLAND, INDIANA ■f CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS WEST MISSIONARY CHURCH Berne, Indiana Organized August 29, 1898 Member Church of Missionary Church Association OSCAR A. 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The Graduating Class of 1951 upon their achievement of another goal m the preparation for a high and holy calling. 2. The Light Tower Staflf for work well done. 3. Dr. S. A. Witmer and the Faculty for high-calibre, spiritual instruction as their contribution m fitting laborers for the fields ripe into harvest. 4. Fort Wayne Bible College for presenting this graduating class and more than two-score other classes of well-trained. Spirit-filled soul winners to labor in the Lord ' s harvest. THE FIRST MISSIONARY CHURCH A Church nith a Globe-Circling Vinton) J. Pritchard Amstutz, Minister BERNE, INDIANA £JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!lliIIM!;iCIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiE Bibies — Testanienis — Mottoes — Pictures — Records. 78 jnd 45 Rpm. — Fiction Exposition — Devotional Books — S. S. Literature — Flannelgraph — D. V. B. S. Materials — Re- ligious Novelties — Commen- taries Chorus Books — H mnaK. mm smmREi A Gold Mine of Literary and Religious Treasures ' Across the Boulevard from the College ] ' ' Out congratulations to the graduating class. = Our best wishes in the service of Him who is the = Truth. = I THE BIBLE TRUTH PUBLISHERS I = 3901 South Wayne Fort Wayne, Indiana = ?[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiTiiTiii!iiiiiiiiiiiifinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir page seventy-one Training for Service and Service in Training Fort Wayne Bible College deserves and needs the support of Christian people. Because most hheral arts colleges and universities have become secular, a vacuum has been created in the field of higher education. To meet the need for colleges that stress spiritual values and which are loyal to the Christian faith, the Bible College has come into being. Education that strengthens faith and equips for service is vitally needed in this period of crisis. Fort Wayne Bible College invites friends, parents, and alumni to share in the responsibility of providing this kind of education for Christian ' Outh. By making a yearly contribu- tion of ten dollars or more, you may become a member of the Patrons ' Council — a growing fellows hip of Christian friends who arc backing t!ie school with their gifts and prayers. For information, write to the Patrons ' Council FORT WAYNE BIBLE COLLEGE FORT WAYNE 6 INDIANA page .Sfif i v-zuy mm , J O ' ,, „li t Jfj)k. x.-ii ' -- ' _ =i_!:; tiSl -rw4i_ i«_tfaHw4 ' _ -nt!!-- ' £l JjVj!lifl Ma?WKMfJ !ii iViWi i t, My Mi HM iii,n .i