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

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.it - si S 7 Q 301111, QP5 2171, 0I LCl, The largest and most utilitarian of the buildings on campus is Founders' Memorial. It is around this center that most of the campus life revolves. Here it is that knowledge is poured out in the classrooms, technical skills in music are developed in the numerous practice roomsg and physical tone is main- tained and surplus energy is consumed in the continually- developing gymnasium. Each day hundreds of meals are cooked in the modern kitchen for the hungry students passing through the cafeteria. After meals, leisure time is spent in the commodious student lounge, which was completed last year. Most important is the daily searching, nourishing, and strengthening of soul which the students and faculty receive in the chapel, as they draw aside from all their enfolding activities to worship God. The dining room. The new student lout One of the music studios. The central office. One of the classrooms.

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'E The college dispensary. A typical faculty apartment. Residence Hall. mai ence cya! Residence Hall, the attractively de- signed, beige-colored apartment building for the stall members, is the newest build- ing on the campus. The quiet appearing, modest structure seems to suggest the very nature of our instructors -as they spend long periods of time inspecting assignments and preparing for the daily lessons. This building is the witness to the lives of those who have made them- selves accountable to God for the instruc- tion of the students. In the southeast corner the school nurse cares for the physical difficulties of the students, attempting to keep them always at their highest efficiency.