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

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Her earnest sincerity and desire for students to study the lives of the great saints have benefited those who have studied under Miss Edith Ehlke. The College library is kept in meticulous order be- cause of her capable super- vision. Willingness to help, and humility in service have characterized her service to the Lord. The library's the other way, -R Edith Ehlke, AB. l.ilmzria11 Under the meticulous instruction of Rene Frank, the hner points of music have been engraved in the minds of his students. The testimony of his God-delivered life is an inspiration to all who hear it. His deep reverence for the l.ord is noticeable in the works he has composed for choral and instru- mental rendering. The excellency of his work is highly regarded by secular musicians as superior creative compo- sitions. Faster, the compositions burning! Ctlfuhg vi Ji. A A suitcase would help. .wav K1 .if Betty Stanley, BS., MA. Piano, Voice, Theory Betty Stanley's first year on campus as instructor of piano and voice has proved fruitful. She has imprinted on many students' minds the importance and beauty of classical music in our modern world. Her ability to teach is accentuated by her genuine love for God. Vital interest in each individual student, and willingness to share prob- lems make her a true asset to Fort Wayne Bible College.

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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

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Arthur H. Ditmer Bzuineff Manager -4-nf V W5 im 4. -Q new j A ' 3 5 S -, 3 6 , 5 S, I f Q Frances Staley Bookkeeper Coulll it be lunch time? Ann Neuenschwander Secretary to the Prefident Imogene Palmer Serretary to the Dean LIM1 ? r S5053 Let's obey the law, Imogene. QRS? V 171.6 Siu!!