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

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A stout Scottish heart set on fire by the Spirit of God has made Morrow Cook an inspiration both in and out of the classroom. The wee professor looms large when he speaks of the opportuni- ties for God's children to go forth and do exploits for Him. His warm, vigorous manner, and firm trust in the power of God have turned many a spiritual battle into victory for the believer. Clean it well. William Morrow Cook, M.A. Bible jalfllky This key did fit. Hazel M. Yewey, A.B., M.S. Evzglirb and Hirlory A life wholly surrendered to God and the instruction of His children is the impression gained from our association with Miss Hazel Yewey, The years of labor for the Lord have developed an even, pleasant disposition which wields an influence on the lives of those who know her. Her thorough method of teaching has helped to clarify much that is obscure in history. O. Carl Brown, A.B., S.T.B., M.A. Director of Minion: In careful, measured phrases, Carl Brown teaches his students to search for individual discoveries of the embedded truths in God's Word. The burden for missionary endeavor has made Mr. Brown valuable for the in- struction of future missionaries, and indeed, his very life is suggestive of the Christian's joy in pressing on the upward way. 27

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R ., , -N Y if Tis X ' S ', Cyril H. Eicher, A.B., Th.B. Partorizl Trninin g, Director of C briitian Service The calm Bible-grounded step of Cyril Eicher has guided many a less experienced Christian over the treach- erous path of sociology. His steady ef- ficiency and beautiful humility have taught not only the letter of Truth, but the Spirit as well. His work in the Christian Service Department has aided in establishing recognition of the opportunities of Bible College training in many churches. Richard E. omg, AB. Director of Radio and Pnlvlic Reliztionf A loyal Light Tower fan. To say that Richard Geri believes in accomplishin tasks in an orderly and ef licient fashion is an under statement to those who hav become acquainted with hi brisk, sure manner. Mr C1erig's handling of the pro motion aspect of the Colleg and precision in directing th daily Sunrise Chapel pro grams demonstrates his vita belief in whole-hearted serv ice to God. Weldon O. Klopfenstein, Th.B. Theology, Bible, Director of the S cbool of Extension A wealth of experience in the I.ord's work, and a storehouse of illustrations have made W. O. Klopfenstein's class- room instruction very practical to the student about to begin a life of Chris- tian service. His enthusiastic approval to the study of the Word of God is inspiring, as i-s his love to hear the name of the Lord lifted in praise. Surprised? jack of all trades. l' ' i i K it .il in. .I l i Q r

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Oliver E. Steiner, A.B., B.S., M.Mus. Director of line School of Music Oliver Steiner's gifted direction of the music department of the College is largely responsible for its high rec- ognition. This devoted servant has been an example in his diligent service to God. The performances of the Mes- Martha I. johnson, A.B., M.R.E. Englirb and Child Care Her tender heart and sin- cere interest in the personal' problems of those whom she teaches have endeared Miss Martha johnson to the stu- dents. The great burden she has for the physical and spir- itual needs of little children has been a definite influence I l upon many at the College tor seek Gods direction in chil- dren's work. She has instilled a greater appreciation for the Bible through her literary in- struction. What's up, Doc? siah Chorus and the A Cappella Choir are only two of the good things we enjoy which he has developed. Ira Gerig, B.M., M.Mus. Piano, Organ Ira Gerig has been gifted with a marvelous ability to make endless vari- ations of even the simplest tune. Lis- tening to these different renderings is a source of constant blessing and de- light. His recognition of the important position of the great old hymns in the church today has helped to form more reverent worship services in the plans of future pastors. , V . Olds' 88 or 98? iv ff- ' A new English literature book. Sie tl lx if I l i i l l