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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

THE 1956 Uighl Tower dnddfwoi' Allen County Public Library Ft. Wayne, Indiana The runner pressed forward, Every muscle strained in action, With every motion striving onward, His eye fixed on the black cinder track That lay narrow and straight before him. As he ran, he remembered How he had first come upon the lonely track And had wondered where it led. He had even tried to trace the cinder trail To find its source, But because of the white sun's burning heat, He soon became wearied, and stumbling off the track, Slumped by the way to rest. Suddenly he heard a voice . . . and looking up, He saw a Stranger standing on the track, Who spoke his name and coming to his side, Began to tell him of the race for which the trail stood- What it was and where it led- And of His power to change into able runners Those who sought in vain to run the race. As he looked and listened, he believed . . . And suddenly his black cloak became a sprinter's suit And in his wearied body surged a second wind Of strength. He turned again to run, X i This time with icy, fl ,lf So his race had begun, And though his faith and strength were often tested X By obstacles along the way, X, ' He always found his second wind sufficient I ,je . . . Pressing toward the mark For the prize , Of the high calling of God ff- ln Christ Jesus. Pl'llllppl0l1S 3:l4 1 KLM ' t X ' 7awa4J1f!ze aah EDITOR: Elaine Perry BUSINESS MANAGER: William Witker s i l l l fs X -- A -PM TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme and Dedication Buildings and Grounds Administration . . Student Portraits Nurses' Training Course Organizations and Activities Service and Devotions Advertisements , , , Directory and Index i-4 6-16 'I8-30 32-57 58-60 62-82 84-93 95-'I 13 1 T4-120 in C' Uliam Z. Sham Professor Oliver Steiner lived a secret - the secret of a happy life. He was much loved as a man and highly respected as a musician, his sincere smile, understanding eyes, and skillful hands will be remembered by us all. Although Professor Steiner's death in the spring of 1955 was a great loss to the college, his example of a happy, Christ-centered life is ever before us. In memoriam, we dedicate this 1956 Light Tower to Professor Oliver Steiner. r - ,, Y 1 . . XZ? ' 3 . x ' 'fit '. 5'-' ,- var 1 .- Y 'Sf .. f . .. V J? 3: i'N..,- !9,',?lx 4. ,. i.,+' .- . . . 1-5 1 -0 ... .1 .. .Q ,i,..X +y,., v.: .sv Q . 'e ' 5' 3+ U I. Q .5l', 8 ,M , .... J . ' .dit ,ss -W.1.:'..r xwp -Yi ya.. H X .3:.... . .. ,L iet.... Q A' ,,,, l.4 f fn ip l,,.,.. , ,A .uf .5 141- 3 15.956 ,.'-- s s aQf'. .N 5315-'f-.,i' IQ .l V ts,-,3',.4.,3... , Sw..-L. -. . ' Z5 3 'l .-N. N , -. 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Q 3 'hay 1 .. , .?g,.-.,...44Q3...,.. ......-K. 1 W ,i 1 . . - Vp- ff 5-Qu:-25, Q5 ....A...,4, , , .45 ,..-N.. ,,..--., , ru-ny -... anne . -.1-. 42 ' K .A 1. 4 4 ' 1 4 l B Jia!! Bethany Hall opens its doors wide and welcomes everyone with a special warmth and vigor. That vigor is maintained on a steady level by the typewriter's dutiful clicking, and the eliicient bustle of oFFice personnel. However, dignified elli- ciency does not always prevail. Vivacious talk and merry laughter indicate that Bethany is also a women's dormitory. The busy college bookstore, student mail boxes and class- rooms further the ceaseless activity which is an indispensable part of our campus life. L Where are you going tonight, tonight .... P - 'El-L...-.,,' 'S-:iq l v . . A 5 This -.Q lt is good to rub and polish our brain against that of others. Montaigne Sum -N Qi:- fi ,rim .qv x pa X qw, 4 . . 4 rg 3 -V 7-a an-Y.. lf -,. . Truth must dazzle gradually or every mon be blind. Emily Dickinson z R' af -s. 3, ' i., M Q fx--...: 8:52 The things taught in schools and colleges are not an -,Q education, but the means of education. Q Emerson The only way to have a friend is to be one. au M ' Founders Memorial is a building full of sounds-sounds of all sizes, quali- ties, and pitches. Early in the morning one can hear the bustling of students as they go to breakfast in the dining hall where they wake up to a rattle of silverware, the clatter of dishes being washed, and the clanging of pots and pans in the kitchen. Throughout the rest of the day Founders hallways buzz with students going to classes, to chapel, to the practice rooms, and to the afternoon gym sessions. After dinner in the evening, music students take over. Fortunately, prac- tice rooms are sound-proofed but stray noise leaks into the hallways, pianos, organs, sopranos, flutes, trumpets, baritones, and record players all contribute to musical chaos. At nine o'clock students one by one begin leaving, until by twenty to ten only an occasional giggle echoes from the snack bar. Then silence -what a change! Art- Q 91. 44 g- 'FM :L 'qfua A . ' o ,,!U,y-K' Q.f A Emerson . JT fix. 5 . Wnh splendor upon splendor mulhplned Fl! if? ft gf , mt 'WY Pwazcle Jia!! Providence is distinctly a women's dormitory. With the bell at the end of study hours comes a scuffle and rustle as books are put away and everyone relaxes - that is unless term papers or collateral work are due. Often it there are no deadlines the following day, little discussion groups meetp subiects include, of course, men. Built during a wartime material shortage, Providence Hall is a demonstration of God's active interest in Fort Wayne Bible College. 'Nw sl 'Lu I,ASWKzQi8kBXR i mi . Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student. Emerson 1. .Rf Everything is upward striving . . . James R. Lowell Vai! y.,-A .qi .v -,: if Q 'H W. In the island of cz room Robert Campbell For off the noises of the world retreat. H. W. Longfellow if Ji f fl Yffzfff ff QU Qry,M J Each September, scores of young men move into this dorm- itory lock, stock, and barrel, or, more appropriately, briefcase, commentary, and typewriter. ln a short while they have, in their own masculine way, made their rooms homey and comfortable. In the past halt-century the building has been a silent listener to varied discussions. Subjects range from theology to world affairs, from daily duties to future service. Schultz also houses the college library, laundry, and several classrooms. The biggest, oldest, and best dorm commands a warm spot in each of our hearts, and will always remain in the memories of the men who lived and learned here. XT-.. Live to learn and you will learn to live. Portuguese The fountain of perpetual peace flows there Now i5 Q time for carving, H W Longfellow Ezra Pound 13 ' Jia!! After two years of being explored and tested, Leightner Hall is settling down to the normal life ofa women's dormitory. Formerly a private home, the building was purchased by the college in the summer of 1954 and that fall a bevy of active co-eds moved in, second and third floors became dormitory rooms and the first floor lent itself for an attractive apartment and faculty lounge. On the corner of Indiana and Rudisill opposite Founders Memorial, Leightner would hardly be recognized as a part of the campus because of an exclusive, mansion-like appearance, but inside, a cheerful, warm atmos- phere convinces everyone that Leightner Hall very definitely belongs to Fort Wayne Bible College. sr E7 f5,,5,l.? , H ll They never sought in vain that sought the Lord oright. Burns j X 15 ffl 0 wi W W Q-if Residence Hall is dignified, as we expect it to be for Residence houses faculty apartments. 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Four denominations: The Missionary Church Association, Christian Union, Christian Missionary Alliance, and Evangelical Mennonite are represented. Meeting three times annually, the board reviews college attairs, makes appointments, examines the budget, and promotes programs for the general expansion and progress ot Fort Wayne Bible College. .. :ss 1 -.Qi-Q Mr. L. Shirl Hatfield, X chairman I , l I nun. .-,J 'TEE s X 18 if Niluugq- if by STANDING: Mr. J. Francis Chose, Rev. D. W. Donaghue, Rev. J. Pritchard Amstutz, Rev. Clifford L. Grabill. SEATED: Rev. Robert C. Strubhar, Rev. Ben Jennings, Mr. S. A. Lehman, Mr. L, Shirl Hatfield, Dr. S. A. Witmer, Mr. Maurice M. Rupp, Rev. Jared F. Gerig, Dr. Clyde W. Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Milo A. Rediger. 4 Qzwliq Memlefui S. A. WITMER, A.B., M.A., LL.D., Ph.D. President, Professor Dr. S. A, Witmer lives a lite motivated and directed by the Lord Jesus Christ. Well- known for his ability as a leader, Dr. Witmer has been president of the college for ten years, serving previously as dean and registrar. He is a graduate of Fort Wayne Bible College, Taylor University and the Winona Lake School of Theology, he holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Chicago and the Doctor of Laws degree from Wheaton College. His vision and untiring eFForts for the improve- ment and development of the college are a constant inspiration to students and associates. HERBERT W. BYRNE, A.B., M.S., Ed.D. Dean of Education, Assistant Professor .x ,,5'z1 5152. , E:fS'f?iE ' Y , CYRlL H. EICHER, Th.B., A.B., M.A. Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Pastoral Training xr.-gg .A I A- 4 M HARVEY l.. MITCHELL, A.B., M.A. W. MORROW COOK, M.A. Registrar Dean of Men Professor of General Education Assistant Professor of Bible I mos? L , RUTH SONDREGGER Dean of Women Touch It 4 M LANSING W. BULGIN, A.B., M,M. EDITH EHLKE, AB. Director of School of Music Librarian, Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Music Education RENE FRANK, M.MUs. RALPH A. GALLAGHER, Th.B., M.A Assistant Professor of Music instructor in History, Science 4 M IRA A. GERIG, B.M., M.Mus. RICHARD E. GERIG, A.B. Assistant Professor of Piano Director of Radio and Promotion, Alumni Coordinator, Assistant Professor Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. l MARTHA l. JOHNSON, A.B., M.R.E. Assistant Professor of English .afmwk-A,,,,,, X3 .,:r:s-...ggueoy-is 1 1' it I 1 li 1 ' 'nf ' A DON J. KENYON, A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor of Greek, Bible M l l .. . ,,.. ... , .-e, 5. r 1 x l W. O. KLOPFENSTEIN, Tl1.B. LLOYD E. ROTH, B.Ed., M.A. Director ofCl1ristiun Service cmd School Assisgqnf Professor of Education of Extension Study, Assistant Professor of Bible 4 M 23 Qwfltq Mudm BETTY M. STANLEY, B.S., M.A. CLAUDE E. STIPE, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Voice, Piono Instructor in Missions H , ' f'fs19f-.:wxN-bg HAZEL M. YEWEY, A.B., M.S. ELEANOR BULGIN Aggigtqnf Prqfegggr gf Higtgry DiI'ECfOI' of PhySiCGl Education Assistant Professor of English Yi- FREDERICK F. JACKISCH, B.A., M.Mus. Instructor in Organ MARCEAU C. MYERS, B.M.E. Instructor in Brass Instruments cacuffaf Me '1f j'5 MARGUERITE STEINER, A.B. Instructor in Piano 4 M ? 'Y RUTH WITMER, R.N., B.S. Instructor in Physical Hygiene Sitting on the inside, looking out. Eberhari 'QI .,,,. 'llunf' H'-Q, ' fn ij , 'if ELOISE WOOD, B.M., M.Mus. Instructor in Instruments NOT PICTURED: ALICE A. POLHAMUS, R.N Instructor in First Aid my ,u P. L. EICHER MARTHA FIEDLER Commissary Manager Dining Dept. Supervisor -than FERN GALLAGHER Business OHice Asst. NORENE HART C. V. HARTER Secretary Business Manager DON NA HARVEY Sec reio ry 'Thou shoulclest ect to liveg not live to ect ' '- y-1---g,r 3 . ,A 4 Q D 1' N: f. .M 241, J C ,E 0 A ' N 'aw , E. R. HORTON, D.O. KENNETH C. HUTCHENS School Physician Supt. of Buildings and Grounds Steffi! 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Ayabe Thomas Holmes Branks Elizabeth Ann Bruner Standard Bible Course Bachelor of Arts in Bible Bachelor of Arts in Bible Camera Club 2, 3 A Cappella 3, 4 A Cgppellg 1, 2, 3 Child Evangelism 2 Campus Echo 2 Child Evgngeligm 1, 2 Instrumental Trio 3 Class President 'I Gospel T,-io 3, 4 Oratorio Chorus 2 Class Vice-President 3 Ligl-ii Tower Sigff A Sunday School Teacher 1 Gospel Quartet i Mission Band 4 Sunshine Mission 2 Light Tower Stall 2, 3 Omioiio Chorus 1, 2 4 Ofvtofio Chorus li 2 Prayer Band Leader 3 4 Student Council Representative l, Sunshine Misgign 2 President 4 Sunday School Teacher 3, 4 Sunrise Chapel 2, 3 S' Q27 John Paul Burke Bachelor of Arts in Bible A Cappella 2 Assistant Pastor 4 Class Treasurer 3 Jail Worker 2, 3 Light Tower Staff 3 Mission Band 3 Oratorio Chorus 2 Sunday School Teacher 2, 3 Youth Conference 4 John Marvin Butler Bachelor of Religious Education Assistant Pastor 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 Junior Church Leader 3 Mission Band 4 Prayer Band Leader 4 Song Leader 4 Sunday School Teacher Youth Conference 3 Youth Leader 3 Student Council 4 1,2,3 John Howard Caddy Bachelor of Arts in Bible Choir Director 4 Church Visitation 4 Class President 3 Gospel Team 1, 2 Light Tower Staff 3 Men's Chorus 2, 3 Oratorio Chorus 2, 3 Pastor 4 Sunday School Teacher 1, 4 Tract Team 1 Youth Conference 2 Dean Coursey Bachelor of Religious Education Assistant Pastor 3 Child Evangelism 1, 2 Prayer Band Leader 2 Student Council 4 Student Pastor 4 Sunshine Mission 3, 4 buf N. , .,.m., , ,v Carolyn Ruth Crego Bachelor of Arts in Bible Camera Club 2, 3 Child Evangelism 'l, 2, 3 Dorm Council 4 Gospel Trio 3 Mission Band 4 Prayer Band Leader 2 Student Council 3, 4 Sunday School Teacher 4 Keith Douglas Davis Bachelor of Religious Education Assistant Pastor 4 Mission Band 3 Oratorio Chorus 2 Sunday School Teacher 2, 3, 4 Tract Team 2, 3 Youth Conference 4 : Robert Dye Bachelor of Religious Education Assistant Pastor 3 Church Visitation 3 Class Chaplain 'I Down Town Mission 'l, 2, 3, 4 Hospital Visitation 2, 3, 4 Street Meetings 'I, 2, 3, 4 Student Pastor 4 Sunday School Teacher 3 Charlotte Tucker Eiling Theodore Webster Etlmg Bachelor of Sacred Music 5l0f'ClUfd Bible Course A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Child Evangelism 3 Church Organist 4 Church Orgcinist 4 Gospel Trio 'I Mission Band 3 Oratorio Chorus 'l, 2, 3 Sunrise Chapel 2 A Cappella 2, 3 Child Evangelism Driver 3 Gospel Quartet 3, 4 Oratorio Chorus 2 Student Council 4 Sunday School Teacher 3 Sunrise Chapel 2, 3 4 Sunshine Mission 2 w 1-on if uv Harriet Louise Fields MQW Olga Gabflelson Aflhl-'V Gal-'nl Bachelor of Science in Missions Standard Bible Course Bachelor of Arts in Bible Child Evangelism 2, 3 A Cappella l, 2, 3 Assistant Pastor 3, 4 Class Secretary 3, 4 Child Evangelism T, 2 Sunday School Teacher l 2 3 Light Tower Stal? 4 Gospel Team 2, 3 Youeh Forch,-isf Dgrecfor 2 3 4 Oratorio Chorus l Light Tower Staff 3 Youth Conference 4 Oratorio Chorus l, 3 Youth Leader 4 Mary Louise Hqller Larry Frank Harter Bachelor of Religious Education Standard Bible Course Child Evangelism 'I, 2, 3 Church Visitation 2, 3, 4 DOFFTI CO1-H1Cll 4 Class Treasurer 4 .lUl1l0I' Cl1UrCl'l Leader 4 S0119 Legder 2, 3, 4 Sunday School Teacher l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 4 f 'in lfx, he 'Wh if 3 Lois Katherine Held Bachelor of Arls in Bible Camera Club 4 Child Evangelism 1 Jail Services 4 Light Tower Staff 4 Prayer Band Leader 4 Sunday School Teacher 2, 3, 4 Hd' sz- . If - X A Delbert Owen Hewitt Bachelor of Arts in Bible A Cappella 2 Camera Club 3 Child Evangelism 2 Dorm Council 4 Down Town Mission 2 Gospel Quartet 3 Light Tower Stal? 4 Oratorio Chorus 3 Prayer Band Leader 3, 4 Street Meetings 2 Tract Team 2 Youth Leader 4 .4 hs' 1--J' Qff? -.. ,..,v-'P' 'is ..,, Shirley Mae Hirschy Standard Bible Course A Cappella l Child Evangelism l, 3, Student Director 3 Light Tower Staff 3 Oratorio Chorus l Prayer Band Leader 3 Sunday School Teacher 2 I vs any x - Nil! Z '1 X 2 2 Charles Robert Kalt Bachelor of Science in Missions Assistant Pastor 4 Camera Club 'I Campus Echo 2 Choir Director 4 Dorm Council 3 Gospel Quartet l, 2 Prayer Band Leader 2, Song Leader 4 Youth Conference 4 'vii' if .4-in Gi 36 M. Jean Kerby Standard Bible Course A Cappella l, 2, 3 Child Evangelism 'I Gospel Trio 1, 2 Light Tower Staff 3 Oratorio Chorus 'l, 3 Sunday School Teacher 3 Sunrise Chapel 3 Dorothy Alice Kincaid Geraldine Daugherty King Bachelor of Religious Education Standard Bible Course Child Evangelism 2, 3 Church Visitation 4 Sunday School Teacher 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 4 Child Evangelism 3 Dorm Council 4 Light Tower Staff 4 Student Council 4 Sunday School Teacher 2, 4 l I 'li' 'C' 5 Gloria Joann Kleinhen Standard Bible Course City Rescue Mission 3 Sunday School Teacher 3 I Allison Bachelor of Science in Missions James Leever A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4 Assistant Pastor 3 Church Visitation 4 Class Vice-President 2 Dorm Counsellor 3 Gospel Team 'l, 2, 4 Light Tower Staff 4 Oratorio Chorus 2 Song Leader 3 Student Council 3, 4 Sunrise Chapel 2 Youth Conference 4 Vernon Lee Lehman Raymond Morrieson Lord Rolland McCune Bachelor of Arts in Bible Bachelor of Religious Education Bachelor of Arts in Down Town Mission 2, 4 B0Cl1el0 Of Tl e0l09Y Assistant Pastor 4 5 'eelMeefl 19S 21 4 G05P9l Team Speflkef 3 Church Visitation 4 Sunshine Mission 5 Student Pastor 3, 4 Sunday School Teac Tract Team 2 Youth Leader 3 1' ?9 '7 qv-H1 Elizabeth Baird Lehman Standard Bible Course A Cappella 1 Campus Echo 2 Child Evangelism 'l, 2 Oratorio Chorus 'I Prayer Band Leader 2 Primary Church Leader 3 Sunday School Teacher 2 Youth Leader 3 Bible her 'l, 2, 3, 4 Elaine Caroline Maris Standard Bible Course Prayer Band Leader 'l Sunday School Teacher 2, 3 Thomas Pleny Mohr Bachelor of Arts in Bible Gerald Myers Bachelor of Religious Education Oratorio Chorus 'l, 2 Assistant Pastor 2 Child Evangelism 3, 4 Church Visitation 3, 4 Down Town Mission 2 Gospel Team Driver 2 Song Leader 3, 4 Street Meetings 2 Student Pastor 3, 4 Sunday School Teacher 4 Youth Leader 3, 4 I Helen Elaine Perry Bachelor of Science in Missions Campus Echo 2 Child Evangelism 2, 3 Gospel Temple Band 3 Light Tower Stat? 3, 4 Oratorio Chorus 'l, 2 Prayer Band Leader 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Youth Leader 2, 3, 4 .lf'i' Sunday School Teacher 2, 3, 4 1 f , 3-1' Robert Ronald Ramseyer Arlene Mariorie Riegel Bachelor of Arts in Bible A Cappella 'l Child Evangelism 2 Gospel Quartet 1 Junior Church Leader 3 Mission Band 3 Oratorio Chorus 'I Prayer Band Leader 3 Sunday School Teacher 4 Youth Leader 4 Bachelor of Sacred Music A Cappella 3, 4 Band 4 Church Organist 3, 4 Gospel Team 1, 2 Mission Band 2, 3, 4 Oratorio Chorus 'l, 2, 3 4 Senior Recital 4 Sunrise Chapel 3, 4 Youth Conference 3, 4 2. ,.,. . ,, fr. Miriam lone Sprunger Bachelor ot Religious Education Child Evangelism 2, 3 Children's Worker 4 Dorm Council 4 CN -ur Tron' X William Fredrick Roberts Bachelor ot Religious Education A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 'I, 2 Child Evangelism 'I Gospel Quartet 2 Light Tower Stat? 3 Prayer Band Leader 1, 2 Student Pastor 3, 4 Sunrise Chapel 3 A Cappella T, 2, 3 Child Evangelism T Gospel Team 1 Light Tower Staff 3 Oratorio Chorus 'I Lilah Magdalene Steiner Standard Bible Course 127' Melva Rousselle Standard Bible Course A Cappella l Child Evangelism 1 Oratorio Chorus l Sunday School Teacher 2, 3 in-' 'Q Dorm Council 3 Oratorio Chorus 'I Student Council 3 Sunday School Teacher 2, 3 Sunrise Chapel T, 2, 3 Barbara Ellen Streitmotter Standard Bible Course Child Evangelism 2, 3 Theta Beta Officer 3 'slus- 'Q' 'iii Jake Paul Schierling Bachelor of Arts in Bible Class President 4 Gospel Team Speaker 4 Mission Band 3, 4 Student Council 4 Elaine Lehman Taylor Standard Bible Course A Cappella 2, 3 Child Evangelism 1 Gospel Trio 1 Junior Church 3 Sunrise Chapel 2 .fwf- Llgl . Robert Eugene Taylor Bachelor of Religious Education A Cappella 1, 4 Class Athletic Director 2, 3, 4 Gospel Quartet 2 Song Leader 3, 4 Sunrise Chapel 3 Varsity Basketball 1, 3, 4 4 ft gg, ,swag ,, if A ' N fl. 1 J, ,. Basil Edward Thompson Bachelor of Theology Class Chaplain 4 Dorm Council 4 Gospel Team Speaker 4 Mission Band 4 Prayer Band Leader 1 Student Council 1 Gilberto Vargas Bachelor of Arts in Bible A Cappella 1 Child Evangelism 3, 4 Gospel Team 1 Sunday School Teacher 3, 4 Dorothy Ann Walton Standard Bible Course A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Child Evangelism 1, 2, 3 Oratorio Chorus 1, 2 Sunday School Teacher 3 SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Walter Bailey Noel Grabill William Harrigan Donna Morehead Lysle Schmidt Billy Springfield if Frank Warren Standard Bible Course Assistant Pastor 2, 3 Class Chaplain 2 Junior Church 3 Prayer Band Leader 1 Sunday School Teacher 2 Tract Team l Youth Leader 2, 3 'Y ill! T Gaylord K. 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L gg, in., Gerald Cavender Joseph Cunningham Ronald Davis Dale Ferrier Bruce Gerig Darline Holler Marilyn Hara Ronald Hughs Elisabeth Kimmer Carol Koch Takako Kokame Richard LaCroix Clifford Lake bv A .Ill- j ll i 49 LET El i 77' VM. , 4.1 1 if 4 ? lg. 'AEG Gen .2 , 3' -1 'V 'lf 5: ' T, ', wwf l 1 ' .19 In f f., .fs .QFQ , 1 :mfg f . Lots Lauby Shirley Lorentzen Harold McKnight Edna Manyan Lester Meisenhelmer Alan Mettler Hugh Palmer Ray Raycroft Ardene Smith Barbara Smith Henry Smith Jonathan Steiner Carmen Steininger Aleta Stricklin Willis Sudmann Wayne Tanaka Gary Temple .V Doris Thompson Wayne Watson Cecilia White-ford Bernard Williams Gladys Williams Roland Wilson Patricia Witt Betty Ziegler John Zurcher .mamu1m1a,ucct.mxumaa'zr.nz:::u:m'ami:nQts'mgnL'H..41':4r11 .31W1sA1h?S.'5h'1:Z'1!i'9!.'H!IsE.'! Kit' in-fx Q.:-Y -sw Q-.... up.. Q sr Q-5' nm., E 5 1-. ,Pj 51.1 . V . 3 B?-if iu:.. x . M ,J 2 , 52 5 E .,c 1 3 vm ,f KN ,,..., Q - f A , , ff qA. .:E, ,,., . N Q . n 4 2 50 lf Li' 1 L -3 . 5 +1 ' -L.-.... .1 Marlyn Bilger Carrol Bley Floyd Brick Nancy Brown Frank Burke Janice Burr Muriel Camp Roberta Carter Helen Chase Charles Cole Anita Coppock Ruth Couture John Cureton Dorothy Davis Carolyn Derrelh Louise Diller Betty Donaghue Ronald England Renee Fagarang Kenneth Fenner Nancy Petter Jewel Freeman Marilyn Fox Janice Grabill Vernon Holler Joan Hartsock Nancy Heemer Alva Herron Kenneth Hewitt Patricia Higgins Velma Horsch Yvonne Johnson Joel Kemmerer Judith Kenyon Kathryn Krasula Ronald Krause Lloyd Lee Robert Liechty William Light Lois Litzenberg Charles Lockie Joanne May Paul McDaniel Carolyn Means Scott Merryman Arlene Meyers Janet Millender Mary Lou Miller Ramona Miller Marilyn Nelson Dorothy Nesseth Edna Nishihara Margaret Owen Robert Padgett Marlene Patterson William Paul Albert Pettet Marilyn Ramseyer Dorothy Rambo Shirley Reel Roberta Reynolds Margaret Richards John Richardson Ruth Ringenberg Thomas Robinson Carol Roth Dorothy Royalty Paul Schade Orvil Schlatter Russell Schumacher Grace Shillingsburg Joan Seitz Milton Sinn Syvilla Soderquist Harvey Sprague HP? QV sz, as' C17 .1 ,Z 'YN t WQY vw? p-...V 4'J7 A 0 Bessie Steiner T. A. Strader Evelyn Strahsburg Donald Steltz Mitsue Tao Kathleen Thomson Evelyn Thorn lla Tripp Janet Truit Kent Von Gunten Mary Ann Wagner Evelyn Waller Mary Warner Paul Weidner Marilyn Weldon Carol Wiens Bertha Wilson Donna Wright Forest Yoder Shelba Yoder 'G 'C . TN ,. ,-of 3. is FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED: John Allan Franklin Burkey Patricia Byall Martha Carney Joanne Dick Mary Fultz Robert Garber James Gordon Beverly Grabill Robert Hartung Theda Heller Marlene Langosch Beverly Mark James Mettert Delmer Nusbaum Florence Rahn CliPiord Shaum Weldon Stockwell Dianne Allen Jerry Bedford Mary Lou Beeman Carol Beerbower Thomas Burke NOT PICTURED: Faye Adams Ollie Calquefte June Cavender Jerry Hynek Phyllis Johnson Josephine Meginnis Gordon Molleft Pearl Mullans Guy Scheib Elzer Showers Pauline Sonius Ronald Sonius Mary Ulrich Ethel Williams S Esther Caddy Joyce Diller Gail Gardner Donna Garnier Carolyn Garreison Alice Gushiken Evelyn Hamamoto May lha Gerald Kreh Janet Kunioka Anna Merfz Ethel Smith Edna Wichert Julia Yoder Bernadine Zurcher x. 41-X 'vb 5 Qu' -I f-.fl '7' I if -.ff N , ,Wf , iv :,1fi'- gif--r . .M ,, new IV '7a 0 The nursing program of Fort Wayne Bible College has grown steadily since its inauguration in l953p today fifteen students have completed' their first year at the college and are now training at Lutheran hospital. Teaching in Bible and missions at the college giveS spiritual preparation for the days when the young women will wear their blue dresses and white caps, ministering to both body and soul. After three years at Lutheran hospital, the graduate registered nurses return to the college campus for another year of instruction in Bible, theology, and missions, Receiving their Bachelor of Science degrees in Mission- ary Nursing Service, they leave with one goal - to serve God in nursing service on the mission field or at home. Barbara McCord, Sally Kinoshito, Joy Easterling, Mary Rodeheffer, Eleanor Hellstein, Marlene Devlin z i 1 I Y 1 'W Q 'T I X 1 i . li , ' -.1-In-W nv- f-ff- ---Y --- f-Y-- f V V t t . - .MF .,ij..1.T-.at,f.TaV.j,..s.3.......7....,,,...T.cos ...,.,.-.. 5 L 3 , L g ' IW. f Hr wf' , .A V -in ' 5 r ' W it ' infos? 734 is fi fi . is wiv 2 sg? my tri j ai. i - Q . . wrt: --,e ' ' 3.5 ' -'-' 1 rfff'-'I' ww., 4 fl.. WE ,ig 4-,fs , Q hd , - ,. , , , -. . ., ..r..:... '..-an ' 'JH . AJ. ' - 1 ' , w --x ' - 1-f -A s eal. ,,Q.,f.. ey fi., , ,... X . 14 . 3 ,. .L-F , 'Q' 1' b t . :rgyigggal lg , f, - ?'i p ,ij ., .P., .. ,mquksss . v. - ' ' I ' ' . sf as . - ' -W -1 W- V -- --ew ----' 'L --if-:T V? 'A l ,.., .... .. ., . .... ,.,,,,..... , Y. bl, a....A.... is--.Qu ,1 i L .. 4 .,..., BARBARA LUNG Class of '57 E 'A-QQ! MARTHA OVERMYER Class of '58 dr' Q-mmap ETHEL SCHLATTER Class of '58 E5 ,J Y? E r . N 5 ' Q . 5 'w ' C fi x ' . ' , A gg ' A , f il ' . A 1 Efii-f5'15 rigs ' 'P M4 , .. A - A A ,M I Labor of love. 1 Marlene Devlin Scilly Kinoslflitci 60 mn Joy Ecisterling Bc rbcuro McCord 5 J ...vw-va Phyllis Goin Patricia Pier Mc: ricn Hcnftner Mu ry Rodehelfer CLASS OF '59 .loan Hcnkey Eleanor Hellstein ldo Snoke Patsy Wolfe Progress-the stride of God. Victor HU90 . . LtiY:?m,lfL,:'?gf.f,f tif.. Lt: :,,:,'..,.,V.1:? fl: v QLt'1L!ta?ib::r'.,'i'ffQ4:-- 4. .J . . . 1'-f -1,'.'g5g'j.. l,.-- A -gf Q' 1,9 iff !,f.A'1 QY .QL fl' , 5 . 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'I , ' If .,3:. mi T s K -x . 1 5 Q- , IL' I I I x N I' s y ez Problems complaints new propositions and Ideas make up the discussion agenda at Student Council meetings The council works with the faculty in effecting and enforcing campus regula tions as well as In planning and sponsoring intercollegiate basket ball games annual sprung banquet and other functions Composed of representatives from classes and dorms this advisory body also includes all class presidents president of Students Mission Band and the editor of the Light Tower as ex officio members Student Council makes college life more enrich I CS' C' ing and pleasant for everyone, Each year the Council plans a proiect in which the students participate. Past proiects include a student lounge, chapel furniture, hymnals, and books tor the library. This year air conditioning equipment is being procured for the dining hall. it C Q SEATED Theodore Etling, Herbert Jackson, Patricia Mettler, Thomas Branks, Cyril Escher faculty advisor Elvin Myers, Miss Ruth Sondregger, faculty advisorp Lillian Hughes. STANDING Basil Thompson James Leever, Jake Schierling, Lester Meisenheimer, Ronald Davis, Lloyd Lee Barbara Streitmatter Dorothy Kincaid, Elaine Perry, Carolyn Crego, Gaius Steiner. YK? J . in gs Jig' 4 I V f r 1 A 2.2 Xu fr T' au., A ,. .-,x 'gt H Q Y: -.r, .',i,l QW Q X . f 3' I-'ffm' 'f- - jf :h' Q . , 4 ,,- ., ju Q W V f n x f pg.. V 1 W . Ai 3, K 1, 'F 'Z '4 . ' Q S . A4-'Q ' 431 y K -gin' 33.3 ig., 35.3,5iS' . 'x t 4 c Je 4 s . mir F, ',., fs Q13-r. aw xg? 'KE xy Q '95, 4, ., :- i an Q4 P' '-1 - - mg. 4. Mm V QQ F' 'JM' ' B Students' Mission Band, an all-student organization, seeks to promote an understanding of the operation of Christian missions and to influence students fully to dedicate their lives to Christ. With advisory counsel and much prayer, Mission Band officers plan weekly evening programs with emphasis on foreign missions. Representatives from all major fields of the world present their challenge through spoken message and film, making vivid great human needs and giving glimpses into the heart of missionary activity. Mission Band provides partial support for two missionaries on the field-Miss Florence Cavender in Colombia, South America, and Joseph Shisler in West Africa. As well as arranging special missions proiects each year, Students' Mission Band sponsors the daily five o'clock prayer meetings and a special program at supper devotions each week. FLORENCE CAVENDER Colombia, South America me JOSEPH SHISLER Sierre Leone French West Africa 4- ' i s SECOND SEMESTER MISSION BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW-Arlene Riegel, Carolyn Crego, Joke Schierling Marilyn Hara SECOND ROW-Douglas Hodges, Frank Burke, John Butler 7 'Zfaw1fh6 Each fall during Youth Conference weekend the campus overflows with activity, excite- ment, and blessings as hundreds of teen-agers from nearby states come for spiritual challenge and an inside view of Bible College life. During their three-day visit on the college campus, they attend special meetings and participate in a wide variety of recreational programs, enioying fellowship with other Christian high school and college students. As visitors begin pouring in on Friday, furniture in dormitory rooms is stacked in corners, mattresses and suitcases occupy the floor. Sheets, pillows and cots even invade classrooms when dorms begin to bulge. Following the Friday night opening service, Saturday's activities include several informal meetings, all types of recreation, and a weiner roast and bonfire sing in the late afternoon. Sunday's two meetings are more formal and Youth Conference closes with a missionary service in the afternoon. As the visiting young people leave campus, many have a new vision and desire to serve God, while others rejoice in their new-found Saviour. 1 0 Y-v-of s JAMES LEEVER HARRIET FIELDS Chairman Co-chairman ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW-Theodore Etling, Esther Kemmerer, Magdalene Steiner, Audrey Sparks Jean Kerby, John Burke. SECOND ROW--Paul Robbins, Gaylord Williams, Kent VonGunten, Thomas Branks, Goius Steiner, William Witker. 1 pr E3 M ,ln 5 E if .Y, Z 5, ,..-5,-,sf EMS Speaker at this year's Youth Conference was Mr. Jim Rayburn, national director of Young Life Campaign, a nation-wicle move- ment begun in 1940. While worlfing as a youth leader in a Dallas, Texas, church, Mr. Rayburn found that informal meetings in homes on week-nights were most effective in reaching high schoolers for Christ. This method of winning teen-agers spread rapid- ly until today Young Life Campaign is ministering to thousands of young people throughout the country. Here, Mr. Rayburn held the attention of large Youth Confer- ence audiences as he spoke in his informal, witty way. Many young people were in. fluenced to yield to Christ's will for their lives. ft . H YOUTH CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE: SEATED-Harriet Fields, James Leever, Miss Betty Stanley, advisor, Audrey Sparks, W. M. Cook, advisor. STANDING-John Burke, Gaius Steiner, William En right. is 535 E 1 EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER: Elaine Perry and William Witker. EDITORIAL STAFF: SEATED-Miss Martha John- son, faculty advisor, Elaine Perry, Mayme Hodges. STANDING-Elizabeth Bruner, Jerry Bedford, Al- vin Sauter, Clarence Hodges, Jean Wrightson, Magdalene Steiner. 68 .L7'fzJf if 7a At the end of each school year, the Junior class selects an editor and business manager for next year's Light Tower, the college yearbook. In September the editor and staff go to work, becoming more earnest and intensive in their task as months move rapidly by. In the spring when staff efforts are rewarded by publica- tion of the book they watch with mixed emotions. The staff is happy for the privilege of working on the book, but they do not soon forget those late hours in the Light Tower room, end- less revisions, and painstaking details which require much time and persistent effort. A storehouse of memories, an in- side peek at college life, as well as valuable experience for the staff, the Light Tower beams its testimony of God's unend- ing blessing on the college. rf LITERARY STAFF: SEATED - .lean Wrightson, Rochelle Liechty, Magdalene Steiner, Jean Kerby, Lois Held, Shirley Hirschy, Mary Gabrielson. STANDING- Alvin Sauter, Jerry Bedford, Yvonne Johnson. X4 ,X-. 1 ng, 1....-ww M .5 V BUSINESS STAFF: SEATED - Delbert Hewitt, Harriet Fields, William Witker, Abraham Williams. STANDING - Mr. Richard Gerig, faculty advisor, Lester Meisenheimer, James Leever. ,..-:- 1 1 s I -1 -n ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT-Kenneth Hewitt, Bertil Asklund, Dorothy Kincaid, Bruce Gerig, Mayme Hodges. 69 '7!w1fa Bda LEFT TO RIGHT-Berry Linkous, Lillian Hughes, Barbara Streitmatter, Milliejacobs. Christian young women must accept the challenge ot facing today's problems with poise, grace and assurance, Theta Beta seeks to promote a Christ-centered answer to this challenge. With membership in this organization open to all women students of the college, emphasis is placed on the development of Christian graces and an appreciation of the fine arts. The executive committee plans interesting meetings and activities including banquets, teas, nature hikes, and educational films. This recently organized club is a popular extra For Fort Wayne Bible College women. 70 LEFT TO RIGHT-Rochelle Leichty, Elaine Maris, Barbara Streitmatter, Miss Ruth Sondregger, faculty advisor, Betty Linkous. 6 Glad 'UI' S-Q., NX 5 . Anyone with a camera and an interest in photogra- phy may become a member of this student organ- ization. Club members and faculty advisor, Professor Don Kenyon, meet twice a month to discuss pho- tography techniques and on different occasions throughout the year professional photographers lecture and give demonstrations to the club. Ama- teurs are given opportunity to put training into practice, each semester a camera club outing is arranged during which club members disappear for a day with their cameras - and plenty of food. Then, after busy days in the darkroom, three mem- bers are rewarded tor their prize-winning photos. Camera Club Otters adventure-seeking students re- lease for extra energy, and provides valuable train- ing in photography. Prize-winning Photograph. X' xx' FIRST ROW-William Koehnlein, Harold Ayabe, Elvin Myers, Wayne Tanaka, SECOND ROW-Mr. Don Kenyon, faculty advisory Jewel Freeman, Lois Held, Alva Herron, Vernon Babcock, Orvil Schlatter, William Light. -91 The expanding intercollegiate basketball program at Fort Wayne Bible College provides fun and fellowship when teams and loyal fans whip up excitement as they compete with students from other Christian colleges. This year the Ambassadors had a highly successful seasonp they experienced defeat only once, and that at the hands of Grace Theological Seminary. Other colleges played include Detroit Bible Institute and Huntington College. Tc:- COACH: Clair Moetz. Scores on the 1955-56 in- tercollegiate schedule show that Coach Clair Motz did a bang-up fob with the Z Ambassadors this year. Mr. Motz, an instructor and intramural coach at South Side High School in Fort Wayne, has an attractive Christian personality and is a fine person to work with. - --.-:my-1, , Ron Krause Forest E9 LG t full CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW - Bertha Wilson, Lillian Hughes. SECOND ROW-Pairicia McCune, Carl Burke, Jerry Lehman, Sally Allen. arf I cannot , l E 'fi' l , um, A. Q' 'I 1 Eliza Sfuvufi Students enioy relaxation and fellowship as they participate in the intramural sports program. Tournaments in volley-ball, table tennis, badminton, and softball are arranged by athletic directors from each class in cooperation with Mrs. Lansing Bulgin, director of intramural sports. DIRECTOR OF INTRAMURAL SPORTS Eleanor Bulgin l ' l J .A ' 1' Roberta Carter, Mrs. Bulgin, Instructor TROPHY WINNERS: LEFT TO RIGHT Elizabeth Bruner Edwin Jones, Miriam Sprunger, William Wilson INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS: Paul Schade, Ronald Krause, William Enright, Robert Taylor, Lester Meisenheimer. 9 The college gymnasium is the scene of thrills, cheers, and mid-afternoon hilarity when the intramural basketball teams take to the court each week. This year the fresh- men spread victorious wings becoming intra- mural league champs, followed in order by the sophomores, seniors, and juniors. Their flight was grounded for a time, however, when on All Sports Night, February 25, the All-Stars, composed of members of the other three teams, clipped a few feathers, the final score was 65 to 52. This game climaxed intramural basketball for the season. 1 '- . 53-.l--5f.'Ei .,', V . , - . ' ' l ' 2 - WL' Y 5 , 15vsF:sF 1 ' 'iw-ss. are s A -- ' P - . A , A All celebrated people lose dignity o a close view. Of feet beneath that faintly thud. NUP0 Wilbur i T l TROPHY WINNERS: Therman Strader, Forest Yoder, Paul Schade, Ronald Krause, Vernon Haller, Milton Sinn. Fl leon l l I . . '1' The School of Sacred Music trains students for lx x ministry in music. Theory, composition, conducting l X and music history are among subiects offered, with private instruction given in piano, organ, voice, strings, brasses and woodwinds. Any music course is available for those qualifying and private lessons in voice and instruments are available to all students. Music . . . the universal language. L. W. Bulgin, Band director. Longfellow -- . -- -- - - --v-- - --- '--- --Y- ----, ---,- ------, --N -f----f-, - ---- --- ------, Scott Merryman. The band, a new music organization on campus, is under the capable leadership of Mr. Bulgin, director of the School of Music Education. Having instrumental ability and an interest in music, the students participating in band and its activities find wholesome enjoyment along with proper training. The time and effort expended to further growth 78 and popularity of this organization has been rewarded by the band's rapid progress as evidenced by commendable performances at inter- collegiate basketball games this year. 'GAMWL An impressive December highlight is the Oratorio Chorus' annual performance of HandeI's Messiah , The maiestic strains of this soul-stirring work linger with listeners, lifting their hearts in triumphant praise to Christ the Redeemer. Soloists for this year's presentation were: Dorothy Gilchrist of Chicago, Illinois, soprano, Margaret Albert, Fort Wayne, Indiana, alto, Darrell Gerig, a graduate of Fort Wayne Bible College from Decatur, Indiana, tenor, and Dale Jorgensen of Bloomington, Indiana, bass. The hundred-voice chorus was made up of students and alumni while orchestra per- sonnel included members of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra and music students of the college. The entire Messiah produc- tion was under the direction of Professor Lansing W. Bulgin. 146' Gam Bringing glory to the name of Christ through sacred music is the mission of the Fort Wayne Bible College A Cappella Choir. Throughout the fall and winter months choir members practice and rehearse in preparation for an extensive two-week spring tour. The choir constantly experiences the ioy of the Lord as they present concerts in churches, Youth for Christ gatherings, and specially-arranged high school meetings. An informal session, diverting from the regular program, affords the audience a glimpse into college life while at the same time giving choir members opportunity to witness in testimonies and choruses. Upon return to campus, choir members' overflowing blessings result in a contagious spiritual uplift for the faculty and student body who had faithfully upheld the choir in prayer. This year, under direction of Miss Betty Stanley, the choir gave concerts in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland during a seventeen-day tour. 'F Q9 5 MARGUERITE KROHN fNot picturedl A graduate of the class of 1955, Mar- guerite Krohn presented her senior recital in Founders Memorial auditorium the fol- lowing October. Marguerite studied under Professors Ira Gerig and Rene Frank and is now teaching piano at the Sparks Con- servatory in Royal Oak, Michigan. CHARLOTTE ETLING After four years of study and many weeks of thorough preparation, Charlotte Etling gave her senior recital on May twelfth. Having studied piano under Professors Ira Gerig and Rene Frank, she graduates with the Bachelor of Sacred Music degree. ARLENE RIEGEL Arlene Riegel climaxed four years of study under Professor Ira Gerig when she pre- sented her piano recital on March seven- teenth. Arlene has been a student piano instructor for several years and plans to teach music on the mission field. The senior recital is a summit experience in a music maior's training at Fort Wayne Bible College. This concert is pre- sented after years of study and hundreds of hours spent in practice rooms. Students maioring in voice or instruments are required to present a recital in their senior year as a public demonstration of musical achievement. v!' .I .. ,, ,,,y ., ' Q.. 1 'v W 5'..T L1.6?. jxQ'yJL,, '41 ,-,. 0, '22,-f'gp 4'--' s.-9'-x -,.- .I !gfJ1' .gfxf ,!.f,!- -, .. ..,r5-1:v'sgds'g1tr3f :ug-, po .!,,-q,w,'6,,.Yy'f t'r. W- 1. ,, -.'P - 11 - y , s ,.,x ..... f.X. L . -5-' 'l . Y, , -l11Ig,.,l!'Y,!. .,.. 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'ifi , A x,e,L ,Liv ,Ji -.. 9. v,,.f . 1- 2. f - 4 Shirley Hirschy and Miss Louise Kimmel Fort Wayne Bible College oFfers students an opportunity for training and experience in child evangelism by arranging classroom instruction and providing for student teach- ing of Child Evangelism classes. Miss Louise Kimmel, director of the Fort Wayne area teaches the Monday evening training class on the college campus. Students are afforded unique opportunities of reaching unchurched children and homes in the community, classes are held each week day in various Fort Wayne homes where students teach boys and girls the way of salvation, supple- mented by songs, Scripture verses, and in- struction in prayer and worship. Child Evangelism provides excellent experience for students who are training in the field of children's work. K. -.....,,, '. , - -.,. + -M PRAYER BAND LEADERS: FIRST ROW-Jewel Freeman, Esther Kemmerer, Joanna Brewer, Elaine Perry, Evelyn Strahsburg, Jean Wrightson, Shirley Hirschy, Grace Shillingsburg. SECOND ROW- Kenneth Hewitt, Vernon Babcock, William Light, David Lang, Harold McKnight, Alvin Sauter, John Butler, Lester Meisenheimer, Alva Herron. Sacred recordings played on the campus public address system call students from ordinary college bustle to the prayer room in Founders Memorial. Those who attend fx enioy the high privilege of intercession for N-LM , mission fields, students pray for a diFFerent area of the world each afternoon. With ,M ' student leaders presiding, special needs are brought before the prayer band and occa- Q A 'Q' sionally a missionary speaker is invited to represent his field to the group. Five o'clock prayer band is an important oppor- tunity for Christian service and is a spiritual blessing to all who take advantage of its privileges. Mrs. Joe Shisler with African national -z i 2- C' On weekdays, over twenty alarm clocks on the cam- pus are set for an early hour. Their owners turn them oft and get up with promptness rarely found among college students. These people must be ready to be- gin rehearsal for the day's broadcast of Sunrise Cha- pel at 6:45. After forty-five minutes of concentrated practice, precision timing and a few yawns, the pro- gram is broadcast directly from the campus at 7:30 by WKJG, a local radio station. Hymns appropriate to President Witmer's inspiring meditation are sung each morning by the Chapel singers, and listeners over a wide area begin their day with God listen- ing to Sunrise Chapel. PRODUCER AND SCRIPT WRITER Richard Gerlg ANNOUNCER: Edwin .lorles PIANIST Arlene Rleeel CONTROL OPERATOR Vernon Babcock ORGANIST: Ira Gerig if A. L GMMV Gospel teams representing the college give students an opportunity for Christian service in music and preaching, in addition to the privilege of service, team members gain invaluable experience in appear- ing before audiences. Gospel teams are engaged regularly on Sundays and weekends and are fre- quently used in services on campus during the week. Through the consecrated lives and dedicated talents of members, these teams seek to bring the lost to Christ and to influence youth to seek God's will for their lives. I9 2 8 9 15 16 22 Z3 29 so X DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE W. O. Klopfenstein NEW LIFE QUARTET: Gaylord Williams, Milton Sinn, Ver- non Babcock, Harry Tam, David Bicker. GRACE NOTES TRIO: Elizabeth Bruner, Marilyn Hara, Katherine Hanna, Nancy Bruner. JOY HERALDETTES: Joan Hartsock, Janice Grabill, Jewel Freeman. -i x .-.A vb R 1 . gf - I I Q . x 1 I s Q l ,fit l lg.: l F -...au .45 .V Gaylord Williams, Milton Sinn, Ronald Davis, Vernon Babcock, Harry Tam, David Bicker. GOSPEL TEAM SPEAKERS: Victor Simes, Hugh Palmer, William Curry. LEO LANl QUINTET: Sally Kinoshita, May lha, Takako Kokame, Alice Gushiken, Janet Kunioka. MELODYAIRES: Mary Gabrielson, William Koehnlein, Aleta Stricklin, Harold Ayabe. I is KlNG'S CHORALIERS: Alvin Sauter, Mary Lou Beeman, Alan Mettler, Patricia Mettler, Paul Robbins, Elvin Myers. PL' a S' il .a K S 7 Swan! SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS: FIRST ROW-Geraldine King, Jean Kerby, Dorothy Royalty, Betty Linkous, June Cavender, Pat Hopkins. SECOND Betty Stehl, Magdalene Steiner, Rouselle, Roberta Carter, Carolyn David Lang. THIRD ROW-Thomas ROW:-Bruce Gerig, Carol Koch, Melva Crego, Ardene Smith, Burke, Henry Harmon, Douglas Hodges, Thomas Branks, Larry Harter, Ray Ray- croft, Thomas Mohr, Jerry Lehman. mud MUSICAL Cavender, Hodges. yew .pn pn pu ASSISTANTS: LEFT TO RIGHT-Oline Brooks, Gerald Thomas Johnson, William Enright, Gaius Steiner, Douglas I 90 ., . - S ker Robert Dye Gerald Covender Thomas Mohr STAND p 5 STUDENT PASTORS: SEATED-John Burke, William Wit- 4-' m0 ING - Rollond McCune, Frank Wclrren, Guius Steiner, John Butler, Douglas Hodges. i M. . ani 'Traci' 7ea,m M TRACT TEAM AND MISSION WORKERS: LEFT TO RIGHT- George Be0U9l1el', James Sowers, Lester Meisenheimer, John 51950617 Vance Swope, Herman Rulla, Franklin Burke, Wayne Tanaka. Wanda Z!! YOUTH WORKERS: FIRST ROW - Audrey Sparks, Mary Haller, Miriam Sprunger, Oline Brooks, Mayme Hodges, Jean Wrightson, Dorothy Royalty, Darline Haller, Madelyn Shives, Elaine Perry. SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Leh- man, Kenneth Cave, Frank Warren, Joseph Cunningham, Gaius Steiner, Therman Strader, Thomas Mohr. As water is indispensable to life, so communion with Christ is indispens. able to the victorious Christian. Stu- dents are aided in establishing a deep, regular devotional life through scheduled quiet times, at- ter-dinner devotions, dorm prayer meetings, Campus Crusade, and five o'clock prayer band. 6 O AFTER-DINNER SINGSPIRATION A crusade of praying students under the leadership of Pro- fessor W. Morrow Cook meet on campus each Saturday evening, There is a warm, close bond of fellowship among those who attend as they share their burdens and rejoice together in answers to prayer. Campus Crusade has become a Saturday evening must for many students as they have been made aware of the power of prayer. -, -.----U-W mann, Then one day the company came to a place Where the track divided into many tracks, Leading in different directions. The instructor stopped the company, And as the runners wondered what it meant, Their Friend appeared again, and spake to each one, Pointing to the path each was to take. Now each was to run alone, To meet the dangers of which he had been warned, To prove his worth as a runner. Our runner's path lay straight ahead. He wondered for a moment what it would be like To run alone again, but then his Friend reminded him He did not run alone, for He would never leave . . . And so the runners bade farewell And each set out on his own trail, Looking dhead into the hazy horizon, Realizing that a new phase of the race had begun, A new phase in . . . . . . Pressing toward the mark For the prize Of the high calling of God ln Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:14 fl X. ' S1 X P 'H x X x X .Q X X gmx KSN? x QQ Une MMA. WE EXPRESS OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING WHOSE ADS APPEAR IN THIS SECTION: COLLEGE GROUPS E- - .. - ': C'-': ...Ar ..--.. l'--'---.- - .-L- For? 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You will find a full line ot Commentaries and Bibles Mail Orders Handled Promprly - Write for Free Catalog Special Disco rrrr r to Bible College srrrfierrrr LISTEN TO 7770mmf, of W7NAf,.r,-any WGL-Sat. iizoo AM. from Your Friends and zxiefgirzrm at HIC GGDSLDE TE F El QJGDTESSTEIIQDEQ FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH 3326 S. Colhoun Street Rev. Mark E. Molles, Pcistor THE CHURCH WITH A BIBLE-CENTERED MINISTRY s, H ,. - -lib? 2342221 2 O ' - 5 1 I , L lin ,llll I-'J l1 l'l Jw fgf X L L lf 41 ' I P! f Q3 ' en I4 IIII1 510 I Q MAY Tx-145 SDIQIT 'W fff' 35, OF THE LORD QE UPON TP-IEE , Ag I W w 4 ZQ A ff fff if .J class ol Q57 ji .' L IANG 3 A 'lOl OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU . . . CLASS OF 1956! OUR PRAYER FOR YOU . . . . . . be ye steadfast, unmovable, al- ways abounding in the work of the Lord. Our work is solemn, Therefore we dare not trifle. Our task is difficulty Therefore we dare not relax. Our opportunities are brief, Therefore we dare not delay. Our path is narrow, Therefore we dare not wander. Our prize is glorious, Therefore we dare not faint. We are committed to the conservative evangelical interpretation of the Chris- tian Faith. We are united around the task of spreading the Gospel by Evangelism, establishing Churches, Christian Educa- tion, Home and Foreign Missions, and the Printed Page. Seventy-six percent of all MCA workers were trained at the Fort Wayne Bible College. Headquarters MISSIONARY CHURCH ASSOCIATION 3901 South Wayne Avenue FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Tl i . -.., ,.. FORT WAYNE'S FRIENDLY CAMERA SHOP SUNNY SCH lCK'S 407 W. Washington Plwne A-9119 WAYNEDALE CLEANERS Quality Cleaning 2517 L Huntington Road Wuynedule H-0881 Greenhouse-Fresh Distinctly Designed BROADVIEW FLORISTS 8z GREENHOUSES H-3346 City-Wide Deliveries PIONEER ICE CREAM FORT WAYNE, INDIANA H-4141 SUMMIT CITY PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTING Dial A-6173 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU I CLASS OF 1956 OUR PRAYER FOR YOU . . . . . . the Lord of Il1e Harvest II'IGf He will send forfh laborers into His Har- vest. Where'er you ripened fields behold, Waving to God their sheaves of gold, Be sure some corn of wheat has died, Some soul has there been crucified, Someone has wrestled, weptand prayed, And fought hell's legions undismayed. -A. S. Booth-Clibborn We labor under the deep spiritual im- pulse that it is the solemn obligation and immediate task of the Church to go into all the world and preach the Gos- pel to every Creature. There are now seventy-seven missionar- ies on the harvest fields of the world laboring under the Foreign Department of the Missionary Church Association who were trained at Fort Wayne Bible College. Foreign Department MISSIONARY 511 E. Jefferson St. Fort Wayne, Ind. 3901 South Wayne Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana Tia, 1731 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 ! Comrodes, shout! for the mighty walls ore tolling! Onwcurd press! God hos opened every door! O'er the world let us beor the gospel banner, Christ leods on, follow os He goes be- tore! -A. B. S. May God's richest blessings Rest upon your lives and Work. THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE National Headquarters 260 West 44th Street New York 36, N. Y. . 1-.9 A .s PURE 0Il COMPANY 3211 MAUMEE Fort Wayne Indiono rgf' 1' . x. 1, . 4 ' an ., T 'W' A 1' ,r 5' 1 ,,,.i. - ak N 1 . at ,y ,J v ' 5E'i,,,,e' ,, . C , - .. 1' sgglrgx . 'J f C ,af .a-fre .it X. J + 2 f ' ' A ' is-'lg V' a gr W' 1 A- t... 'r5'el4 2 X ' V :- , ia t A1 fl HARVESTER AVE. MISSIQ ' 1 V' rmzvesrea AT neerwooo ,wa Ph Anthony 8352 . A Rada: Steam wcL 6:30 P. M. suunnnv f gi 11' 1 KAN REv. oscAR 5. EICHER, faster DISTINCTIVE DRY CLEANERS G0llER'S DRY CLEANERS 4037 South Wayne - 608 East Pontiac H-21 02 H-3364 Compliments of MENU MEATS, INC. Wholesale Portion-Controlled Meats 2506 BROADWAY FORT WAYNE, INDIANA TELEPHONE: H-2275 When thinking of your MENU . . . Think of Us Congratulations, Seniors I. PARKWAY BARBER SHOP Plumbing and Heating Contractor 609 West Foster Parkway 'IM blocks from college Wesley Adams Fort Wayne 6 Indiana NATIONAL Mlll SUPPIY, INC. CONGRATULATIONS! EASTIAWN MISSIONARY CHURCH Eostlawn at Mack Avenue DETROIT, MICHIGAN Reverend George C. Agin, Pastor 205-17 E. Columbia St. FORT WAYNE, IND. EVERGREEN MOBILE PARK Designed for christian students STUDY ROOM FOR STUDENT USE - PLAYGROUND LAUNDRY FACILITIES - COMPLETELY MODERN l jar .gnformafion wife fo: EVERGREEN MOBILE PARK 6906 Elzey Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana eangnalodalmm Seniafm from the Sophanwaai X Xxx E x X XV W xx E FX xx Nw Q xx X Y ,N x N rx . a E 1 sk 1- rs K Q il I , , A WR N XM Q N NRM R' NX 'Ax v N ,,Q X Nisgyx NBA gigki? llpihio, Wx iflhfn h.e 6 ' ' . v. 74:75 O ' E. EQ Xi 'SHI X XEWK V, L i, ,I yi?-9 EW, vb Eg' v 4 ' . 1-N SQYAE ' 'X ..n Congratulations to the Class of '56 Q M. Y. F. of First Missionary Church BERNE, INDIANA Pres. John Zurcher, Jr. Pastor Rev. J. J. Klopfenstein -OUR STUDENTS- Walter Bailey John Burke Marilyn Fox Miriam Sprunger Julia Yoder John Zurcher, Jr. Bernadine Zurcher -flfhs ! ! fa .Qi J , , A Q! !6E: My llx X- fx . 7 9 ,. X A 45?1'f6'?ofiQQ4z?ufGQfi' i l 4 BE some ig-U PLAN vOAn-Emo! R. S. 8: M. STUDIO State Road 1, North Bluffton, Indiana Poriraiture Commercial Color Weddings STUDIO HOURS Daily 8:00-5:30 Wed. 8:00-l2:O0 Sat. 8:00-9:00 p.m. Evenings by Appointment Jim Reed-Bill Star-Bob McFarren Your Yearbook Photographers 107 NEW MW 5 W' S xx I ,Z ? I 'Z- - 5-,Tlx Z X Q1 ff E WNXRQGQ-?'? A g x 5 ff fx fl Class of '59 CONGRATULATIONS, SENioi2S 1 FULTON UNION CHURCH Delta, Ohio Pastor, William C, Witker PRESENTING CHRIST CRUCIFIED AND RESURRECTED Y x...f- NATIONAL MYF COMMITTEE: Seated, l. to r.- Jared F. Gerig, MCA President: Don Rohrs, Nat'l MYF Supt.p Marceil Zehr, Nat'l MYF Secretaryg Cornelius Vlot, General Committee Representa tive, Don Gerig, Nat'l MYF Treasurerp Paul Gra- bill, Nat'l MYF Committee Member. DISTRICT PRESIDENTS: Standing, l. to r.-Ray Turnbaugh, Midwestern Dist. Pres., Bill Mueller, 4,511 Mid-South Dist. Pres., Charlie Boswell, Western Dist. Pres.p Vernon J. Petersen, Central Dist. Pres.p James Johnson, Eastern Dist. Vice-Pres. The National Missionary Youth Fellowship Youth Department of the Missionary Church Association Wishes you, the class of l956, every blessing from God. As you go torth we pray that thou shalt tear the Lord thy God, and serve him. Deut, 6:l3. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS or 1956 LEITH STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 429 East Leith Street Fort Wayne, Indiana For we preach not ourselves but Christ Jesus the Lord: And ourselves your servants for Jesus' sake. I Cor. 4:5. KENNETH HUTCHENS, PASTOR SUPERIOR FUEL COMPANY Compliments of For Reol Heoting Comfort . . . PEOPLE'S DAIRY, INC. 9I9 WeIIs Street Phone E-8I4I TO OUR ADVERTISERS: YOUR ASSISTANCE IN MAKING POSSIBLE OUR PUBLICATION IS SIN- CERELY APPRECIATED. OUR BUSINESS RELATIONS THIS PAST YEAR HAVE BEEN MOST PLEASANT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION. 1956 light Tower Stuff 50 million times a dqy at home, at work or Compliments Of on the way Boon's Barber Shop 503 Maxine Drive Phone: H-0607 You con place your comqdence in OUR ADVERTISERS FORT WAYNE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. FORT WAYNE BIBLE COLLEGE is proud of its 1956 senior class Each senior has finished his course well- trained for ministering to human need because Bible has been first in his curriculum. K. X ' -.j'fi. 5 . F . A - E , ' W A , Q We congratulate these leaders and other av . ' , 1, members of the class for excellent achieve- , K -' '. ' ments and a fine yearbook. We wish each , :gig - one God's continued blessing. Left to right: 'Nxt A f . . . . ,Q ' 1 Jake Schierling, class president, Elaine ' -' Perry, yearbook editor, Bill Witker, . 5.4, - ., , jf '?5'n'a- . ' ' - il IF you are a Christian steward looking for a wise investment, you are invited to consider opportunities offered by Fort Wayne Bible College. Write for free booklet . . . Informed Giving. yearbook business manager. Fort Wayne Bible College is committed to Christ-centered education. lt relates all learning to Christ, in Whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. Regardless ofthe maior field, Bible is first in the student's program on the level of recognized college standards under a distinguished faculty. Degree programs with emphasis in pastoral training, missions, Christian education, music, teacher training, nursing, speech, social science. O COLLEGE OF BIBLE 0 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 0 SCHOOL OF MUSIC Write for catalog or information Fort Wayne Bible 800 West Rudisill Boulevard College Fort Wayne, Indiana c ADAMS, FAYE 1621 N. Glendale Peoria, III. ADAMS, ROGER Byron Center, Mich. ALLAN, JOHN 215 Watkins St. Bad Axe, Mich. ALLEN, DIANE, 57 113 Maple Ave. Hamilton, Ohio ALLEN, LEIGHTON, 52 211 W. South St. Apt. No. 3 Greenf1eIcI, Ind. ALLEN, SALLY, 52, 73, 79, 80 Lima-Ada Rd. Ada, Ohio ALLISON, SHARON, 52 7530 Winchester Rd. Rt. 4 Fort Wayne, Ind. ASKLUND, BERTIL, 52, 69, 84 116 Sigsbee Ave. Albertson, N.Y. AYABE, HAROLD, 33, 71, 89 Lawai, Kauai Hawaii BABCOCK, VERNON, 12, 43, 71, 72, 80, 85, 86, 88, 89 Hoytville, Ohio BAILEY, WALTER, 79 Route 2 Geneva, Ind. BECK, DAROLD Route 2 Pioneer, Ohio BEDFORD, JERRY, 57, 68, 69 Elkton, Michigan BEEMAN, MARY LOU, 57, 84, 89 Broadview, Montana BEERBOWER, CAROL, 57 2309 Engle Rd. Ft. Wayne, Ind. BEIHOLD, EDISON Decatur, Ind. BELL, MARION 1585 Glenn Wabash, Ind. BEOUGHER, GEORGE, 52, 84, 92 Lancaster, Ohio BICKER, DAVID, 48, 80, 88, 89 822 W. Wildwood Fort Wayne, Ind. BILGER, MARLYN, 53, 84 1908 Griswold St. Port Huron, Mich. BLACK, GEORGIA, 43 Route 1 Woodburn, Iowa mc!! BLEY, CARROL, 53 Palisade, Nebraska BRANKS, THOMAS, 33, 62, 63, 66, 81, 91 2920 Philip Ave. Detroit 15, Mich. BREWER, JOANNA, 48, 84, 85 740 E. Kibby St. Lima, Ohio BRICK, FLOYD, 53, 72, 77, 78 Route 1 Sheboygan, Wis. BRICK, JOAN Route 1 Sheboygan, Wis. BROOKS, OLINE, 15, 43, 90, 92 424 Surby Battle Creek, Mich. BROWN, NANCY, 53, 78, 79 Route 3 Louisville, Ohio BRUNER, ELIZABETH, 33, 64, 68, 75, 79, 88 6630 Frith Rd. Smiths Creek, Mich. BRUNER, NANCY, 11, 58, 79, 80, 88 6630 Frith Rd. Smiths Creek, Mich. BUNCH, NEDRA 3722 S. Hanna Fort Wayne, Ind. BURKE, CARL, 48, 73 108 South Perry St. Dayton, Ohio BURKE, FRANKLIN, 52, 53, 65, Hampstead, Maryland BURKE, JOHN, 7, 33, 66, 67, 91 506 Compromise St. Berne, Ind. BURKE, THOMAS, 5, 13, 57, 79, 80, 90 506 Compromise St. Berne, Ind. BURKEY, FRANKLIN 4852 N. Newcastle Chicago 31, III. BURR, JANICE, 15, 53, 79, 81, 84 19866 E. Ida Lane Grosse Pointe, Mich. BUTLER, JOHN, 12, 33, 65, 85, 91 124 Hatterman Ave. Bartonville, III. BYALL, PATRICIA Route 5 Columbia City, Ind. CADY, ESTHER, 57 1025 Park Ave. Royal Oak, Mich. CADDY, JOHN, 33 Route 11 Nordholme Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. CALQUETTE, OLLIE 807 Eliza St. Fort Wayne, Ind. CAMP, MURIEL, 6, 53 4483 Beachwood Place Riverside, Calif. CARNEY, MARTHA 342W W. Williams Ft. Wayne, Ind. CARTER, ROBERTA, 11, 53, 75 79, 84, 91 1618 E. Fifth Ave. Pomona, Calif. CAULKINS, DELMAR West Unity, Ohio CAVANAUGH, GLORIA 2530 Connor St. Port Huron, Mich. CAVANAUGH, VONTROS, 43 409 W. High St. Mason City, lll. CAVE, KENNETH, 42, 43, 92 528 Handy Dr. Bay City, Mich. CAVENDER, GERALD, 49, 90, 91 Leiters Ford, Ind. CAVENDER, JUNE, 91 Leiters Ford, Ind. CHASE, HELEN, 20, 53, 79 9338 S. Leavitt St. Chicago, Ill. CHRISTIAN, WESLEY Box 60 Grabill, Ind. CHRISTNER, JONAS 1109Vz Franklin Ave. Ft. Wayne, Ind. COLE, CHARLES, 53 Hampstead, Maryland COPPOCK, ANITA, 53 Route 1 Xenia, Ohio COURSEY, DEAN, 34 3476 Three Mile Dr. Detroit, Mich. COUTURE, RUTH, 53, 79, 81 8257 Adler Rd. Ottawa Lake, Mich. CREGO, CAROLYN, 6, 34, 63, 65, 91 273 Wilson St. Newark, Ohio CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH, 48, 49, 77, 92 Route 1 East Fultonham, Ohio CUPP, SHIRLEY Route 3 Ft. Wayne, Ind. CURETON, CHARLES 3671 W. 104th St. Cleveland, Ohio CURETON, JOAN Route 2 Franklin, Pa. CURETON, JOHN, 53 3671 W. 104th St. Cleveland, Ohio CURRY, WILLIAM, 42, 43, 89 10 Underwood Ave. Greenville, S. C. DAVIS, DORTHY, 53 Route 1, Box 134 Swanton, Ohio DAVIS, JEANNINE 813 Oak Street Lima, Ohio DAVIS, KEITH, 34 Gladwin, Mich. DAVIS, RONALD, 17, 48, 49 63, 89 233 S. Milton Whittier, Calif. DECKER, BRUCE, 43 Harrisonville, Pa. DERRETH, CAROLYN, 53, 79 2017 Druid Park Dr. Baltimore, Maryland DEVLIN, MARLENE, 58, 60 3930 Evergreen Rd. Pittsburgh, Pa. DICK, JOANNE, 84 200 Elmwood St. Delta, Ohio DILLER, JOYCE, 57 Route 2 Bluffton, Ohio DILLER, LOUISE, 53 Box 210 Pandora, Ohio DILLINGER, GERALD, 43 514 Lafayette St. Grand Haven, Mich. DONAGHUE, BETTY, 53, 79, 81, 84 87 Norton Ave. Newark, Ohio DUNLAP, RUTH 6110 S. Calhoun Fort Wayne, Ind. DYE, ROBERT, JR. S. Anthony and Pontiac St Fort Wayne, Ind. DYE, ROBERT, SR., 34, 91 308 S. Yellow Springs St Springfield, Ohio EASTERLING, JOY, 58, 60 12850 Ziegler St. Wyandotte, Mich. EICHER, ANN, 43, 84 4714 N. Spaulding Chicago, Ill. EICHER, LARRY 1140 Sheridan Ct. Fort Wayne, lnd. ENGLAND, RONALD, 53 830 E. Wheeling St. Lancaster, Ohio ENRIGHT, WILLIAM, 23, 31, 42, 44, 64, 67, 72, 74, 76, 79, 81, 90 1237 Seneca PI. Peoria, III. ETLING, CHARLOTTE, 34, 82 730 Summit Blvd. West Palm Beach, Fla., ETLING, THEODORE, 34, 62, 63, 66, 87 Route 1 Ottawa, Ohio FAGARANG, RENEE, 53 Lihue, Kauai Hawaii FENNER, KENNETH, 53, 79 3635 Dawning Ave. Cleveland, Ohio FERRIER, DALE, 49, 81 3742 S. Barr St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. FETTER, NANCY, 53 Route 2 Lima, Ohio FIELDS, HARRIET, 32, 35, 66, 67, 69 Route 3 Connersville, lnd. FOX, MARILYN, 6, 53 Route 1 Berne, Ind. FREEMAN, JEWEL, 8, 53, 71, 79, 85, 88 501 Frazier Detroit, Mich. FULTZ, MARY Route 14 Illinois Rd. Ft. Wayne, Ind. GABRIELSON, MARY, 15, 23, 35, 69, 79, 81, 89 1012 Yellowstone Cleveland, Ohio GARBER, ROBERT Route 1 Versailles, Missouri GARDNER, GAIL, 57 2302 Griswold Ave. Port Huron, Mich. GARNIER, DONNA, 57, 79, 80 11064 Pipeline Ave. Pomona, Calif. GARRETSON, CAROLYN, 57, 79 1016 N. Washington Royal Oak, Mich. GAUNT, ARTHUR, 35 7002 Ideal Ave. Ft. Wayne, Ind. GERIG, BRUCE, 49, 69, 90 4025 South Wayne Ave. Ft. Wayne, lnd. GERIG, JOYCE Route 2 Auburn, lnd. GOERTZEN, HARVEY Henderson, Nels. GOIN, PHYLLIS, 60 2406 W. 28th St. Anderson, Ind. GORDON, JAMES 353 Killea St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. GRABILL, BEVERLY Grabill, lnd. GRABILL, JANICE, 53, 88 Box 22 Grabill, Ind. GRABILL, NOEL, 73 Grabill, lnd. GROGG, RICHARD Route I Bryant, Ind. GUSHIKEN, ALICE, 57, 89 Kaloa, Kauai Hawaii HAFFNER, MARIAN, 60, 79 Doster, Mich. HALL, WENDELL Woodburn, Ind. HALLER, DARLENE, 49, 92 Bucklin, Kansas HALLER, MARY, 35, 92 Bucklin, Kansas HALLER, VERNON, 13, 53, 72, 77 Bucklin, Kansas HAMAMOTO, EVELYN, 25, 57 Kalaheo, Kauai Hawaii HANKEY, JOAN, 60 R. R. 1 Butler, lnd. HANNA, KATHERINE, 79, 80, 87, 88 1110 Military Dodge City, Kansas HARA, MARILYN, 49, 65, 79, 88 4138 Coplin Detroit 15, Mich. HARMON, HENRY, 44, 90 717 27th St. ' Molene, III. HARRIGAN, WILLIAM 423 S. Jackson St. Louisville, Ky. HARROLD, DAVID 3712 Arlington Ft. Wayne, lnd. HART, NORENE 319 Kirk St. Dodge City, Kan. HARTER, LARRY, 25, 35, 72, 91 2502 Poinsette Dr. Ft. Wayne, Ind. 4 HARTSOCK, JOAN, 54, 79, 88 13300 St. Andrews E. Detroit, Mich. HARTUNG, ROBERT Long Beach, Calif. HARVEY, DONNA 3604 Upshur St. Brentwood, Maryland HEEMER, NANCY, 54 33057 Edgegrove Dr. Fraser, Mich. HEINDSELMAN, RHODA 1121 W. Packard Ave. Ft. Wayne, Ind. HELD, LOIS, 35, 69, 71 Syracuse, Ind. HELLER, THEDA Route 1 Berne, Ind. HELLSTEIN, ELEANOR, 58, 60 15811 Heyden Detroit, Mich. HERRON, ALVA, 52, 54, 71, 85 Kingston, Jamaica B. W. I. HERSHA, RICHARD Route 1 Spencerville, Ind. HEWITT, DELBERT, 12, 36, 69 2022 E. South Jackson, Mich. HEWITT, KENNETH, 52, 54, 69, 79, 80, 85 15 Glendale Ave. Riverside, R. I. HIGGINS, PATRICIA, 54, 84 Route 2 New Tripoli, Pa. HIRSCHY, SHIRLEY, 36, 69, 84, 85 568 E. Water St. Berne, Ind. HODGES, DOUGLAS, 44, 65, 68, 69, 79, 87, 90, 91 14240 Stansbury Detroit, Mich. HODGES, MAYME, 44, 68, 69, 79, 80, 81, 86, 87, 92 8065 Mettetal Detroit 28, Mich. HODGIN, RONALD 3239 S. Clinton Fort Wayne, Ind. HOFSTETTER, ESTHER, 11, 44, 79, 80, 84 Route 2 Bluffton, Ohio HOPKINS, ANN Box 5 Williamson, Iowa HOPKINS, PATRICIA, 25, 44, 91 Box 5 Williamson, Iowa HORSCH, VELMA, 54, 79 Foosland, Illinois HUGHES, LILLIAN, 11, 29, 44, 63, 70, 73, 84 Clintwood, Virginia HUGHS, RONALD, 49 Bucklin, Kansas HYNEK, JERRY 311 South St. Bad Axe, Mich. IHA, MAY, 57, 89 Koloa, Kauai Hawaii JACKSON, CAROLYN 6720 Lansing Ave. Jackson, Mich. JACKSON, HERBERT, 62, 63 6720 Lansing Ave. Jackson, Mich. JOHNSON, PHYLLIS Monroe, Ind. JOHNSON, THOMAS, 44, 61, 87, 90 1418 E. 8th St. Beaumont, Calif. JOHNSON, YVONNE, 54, 69, 79 1418 E. 8th Sf, Beaumont, Calif. JONES, EDWIN, 29, 44, 75, 86, 87 8065 Mettetal Detroit 28, Mich. KALT, ROBERT, 36 597 Ecigemont Rd. Newark, Ohio KEMMERER, ESTHER, 15, 42, 45, 66, 79, 80, 81, 85 40215 Halstead St. Allentown, Pa. KEMMERER, JOEL, 54, 79 402172 Halstead St. Allentown, Pa. KENYON, JUDITH, 54, 79 801 W. Rudisill Blvd. Ft. Wayne, Ind. KERBY, JEAN, 15, 36, 66, 69, 79, 81, 87, 90 96 Highland Ave. New Miami, Hamilton, Ohio KIMMER, ELISABETH, 49, 79 Route 1 941 W. Erie St. Albion, Mich. KINCAID, DOROTHY, 36, 63, 69 Harshman St. Box 5A Brookville, Ohio KING, GENE 211 S. Cedar St. Newark, Ohio KING, GERALDINE, 36, 90 211 S. Cedar St. Newark, Ohio KING, WILLIAM cfo Ed Beihold Route 1 Decatur, Ind. KINOSHITA, SALLY, 58, 60, 89 Koloa, Kauai Hawaii KLEINHEN, GLORIA, 37 324 East Tenth St. Dover, Ohio KOCH, CAROL, 49, 84, 91 Route 1 West Unity, Ohio KOEHNLEIN, WILLIAM, 45, 71, 78, 89 118 West Nth St, Connersville, Ind. KOKAME, TAKAKO, 23, 49, 89 Kalaheo, Kauai Hawaii KRAUSULA, KATHRYN, 54, 79, 80 Route 5, Box 385 Swanton, Ohio KRAUSE, RONALD, 52, 54, 72, 76, 77 2044 E. McLean Flint, Mich. KREH, GERALD, 57 Owendale, Mich. KROEKER, JOHN, 25 Route 2 Fowler, Kansas KUNIOKA, JANET, 57, 83, 89 Koloa, Kauai Hawaii LACROIX, RICHARD, 49 27311 Collingwood Roseville, Mich. LAKE, CLIFFORD, 49, 79, 87 193 Washington Ave. East Paterson, N. J. LANG, DAVID, 8, 45, 85, 91 1250 Manistique Detroit, Mich. LANGOSCH, MARLENE, 54 3423 Orange Ave. Chicago, Ill. LAUBY, LOIS, 11, 50 1929 31st St. San Diego, Calif. LEE, LLOYD, 52, 54, 63, 79 Middlepoint, Ohio LEEVER, JAMES, 5, 37, 63, 66, 67, 69, 80, 81 18419 Burgess Detroit, Mich. LEHMAN, ELIZABETH, 37, 92 31548 Van Born Detroit, Mich. LEHMAN, JERRY, 8, 45, 73, 91 617 High si. Berne, Ind. LEHMAN, VERNON, 37 3011 S. Hanna Ft. Wayne, Ind. LELAND, ANNE 2516 Hoagland Ft. Wayne, Ind. LIECHTY, ROBERT, 13, 54, 69, 72, 79 655 High si. Berne, Ind. LIECHTY, ROCHELLE, 15, 45, 70, 78, 81 365 W. Water St. Berne, Ind. LIGHT, WILLIAM, 7, 54, 71, 85 119 Elmwood Ave. Windsor, Ont., Can. LINKOUS, BETTY, 45, 70, 80, 91 Pylesville, Maryland LITZENBERG, LOIS, 8, 54, 79, 81 Route 1 Woodburn, Ind. LOCKIE, CHARLES, 54 Route 1 Delphos, Ohio LORD, MORRIESON, 25, 37 24 Perth Rd. Mandeville, Jamaica LORENTZEN, SHIRLEY, 50 1211 Linden Ave. Glendale, Calif. LUNG, BARBARA, 59 Route 2 Metamora, Ill. MCCORD, BARBARA, 58, 60 14406 Lamphere Detroit, Mich. MCCUNE, PATRICIA, 45, 73 Route 1 Geneva, Ind. MCCUNE, ROLLAND, 37, 91 Route 1 Berne, Ind. MCDANIEL, PAUL, 54 Route 1 Carroll Road Ft. Wayne, Ind. MCENTIRE, LINCOLN Route 1 Ansonia, Ohio McKNlGHT, HAROLD, 50, 84, 85 42 S. Torrence St. Dayton 3, Ohio MAGARY, ROBERT 866 W. Main St. Berne, Ind. MANYAN, EDNA, 50, 84 77 Montgomery Ave. Kingston, Jamaica B. W. I. MARIS, ELAINE, 38, 70, 79 Wauneta, Neb. MARK, BEVERLY 17358 69th Ave. Tinley Park, Ill. MAY, JOANNE, 11, 54, 78 825 N. Altadena Royal Oak, Mich. MEANS, CAROLYN, 54 Route 1 Grabill, Ind. MEGINNIS, JOSEPHINE 1322 Francis St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. MEISENHEIMER, LESTER, 48, 50, 63, 64, 69, 73, 75, 76, 85, 92 Route 1 Walnut, Ill. MERRYMAN, SCOTT, 54, 78, 79 17 Black Rock Rd. Hampstead, Maryland MERTZ, ANNA, 57 1108 Greenfield Ave. Pittsburgh 17, Pa. METTERT, JAMES Route 2 Auburn, Ind. METTLER, ALAN, 50, 89 735 E. Elm St. Lima, Ohio METTLER, PATRICIA, 45, 62, 63, 89 735 E. Elm St. Lima, Ohio MEYERS, ARLENE, 38, 54 6503 Old Trail Rd. Fort Wayne, Ind. MICHAEL, RICHARD Fremont, Ind. MILLENDER, JANET, 54, 79 30 S. Main St. Hampstead, Maryland MILLER, MARY LOU, 54 Route 1 Ossian, Ind. MILLER, RAMONA, 54 Route 1 Ossian, Ind. MITCHELL, LARENE 620 Oakdale Dr. Fort Wayne, Ind. MOHR, THOMAS, 38, 84, 91, 92 807 Poplar St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. MOLLET, ALICE 1012V2 S. Orange Dr. Los Angeles, Calif. MOLLETT, GORDON 14607 Van Owen Van Nuys, Calif. MOREHEAD, DONNA Route 4 Continental, Ohio MULLANS, PEARL 2450 Randall Rd. Ft. Wayne, Ind. MUNDY, ROBERT, 45 415 S. 15th St. Newcastle, Ind. MYERS, ELVIN, 46, 63, 71, 89 Route 2, Box 274 Altoona, Pa. MYERS, GERALD Route 3 Winchester, Ind. NELSON, MARILYN, 11, 54 141 W. Quincy St. Westmont, III. NESSETH, DOROTHY, 6, 55 Route 2 Madison, S. D. NISHIHARA, EDNA, 55 Koloa, Kauai Hawaii NUSSBAUM, DELMER St. Joe, Ind. OVERMYER, MARTHA, 59, 60 Monterey, Indiana OWEN, MARGARET, 55 178 Overlook Ave. Wadsworth, Ohio PADGETT, ROBERT, 55 4740 Reed St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. PALMER, HUGH, 50, 89 Mandeville, Jamaica B. W. I. PATTERSON, MARLENE, 55, 79 P.O. Box 630 Altoona, Pa. PAUL, WILLIAM, 55, 78, 79 4714 N. Spaulding Ave. Chicago, lll. PEASTER, JERRY, 46 Cimarron, Kansas PERRY, ELAINE, 33, 63, 68, 85, 92 Route 1 Plainwell, Mich. PETTET, ALBERT, 55 Route 2 Corning, Ohio PIER, PATRICIA, 60 Hampstead, Maryland PITZER, JOSEPH 3305 Harvester Ft. Wayne, Ind. RAHN, FLORENCE Box 427 Three Forks, Mont. RAMBO, DOROTHY, 55, 84 Route 2 Prospect Ave. Malvern, Pa. RAMSEYER, MARILYN, 29, 55, 79, 81 475 W. Center Pomona, Calif. RAMSEYER, ROBERT, 38 701 W. Midland Bay City, Mich. RAYCROFT, RAY, 50, 91 1505 Louise St. Anderson, Incl. REEL, SHIRLEY, 55, 78 Pleasantville, Iowa REYNOLDS, ROBERTA, 11, 55, 79, 92 P.O. Box 35 Fulton, Calif. RICHARDS, MARGARET, 6, 55, 79 1006 Hennepin Ave. Dixon, III. RICHARDSON, JOHN, 55 1633 Ohio Flint, Mich. RIEGEL, ARLENE, 38, 61, 65, 79, 80, 82, 86, 87 Route 1 Clyde, Ohio RINGENBERG, RUTH, 55, 79, 81, 84 Route 6 Defiance, Ohio ROBBINS, PAUL, 66, 79, 81, 87, 89 360 W. 12th St. Peru, Ind. ROBERTS, KATHLEEN 1317 Dayton St. Hamilton, Ohio ROBERTS, WILLIAM, 39 Swanton, Ohio ROBINSON, THOMAS, 55 236 Euclid Ave. Peru, Ind. RODEHEFFER, MARY, 58, 60 21266 W. 9 Mile Detroit 19, Mich. ROTH, CAROL, 55 3811 Indiana Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. ROUSSELLE, MELVA, 39, 91 3122 N. Lincoln Oklahoma City 5, Okla. ROYALTY, DOROTHY, 55, 79, 91 785 W. Holt Ave. Pomona, Calif. RULLA, HERMAN, 46, 92 Palisade, Neb. SAUTER, ALVIN, 46, 64, 68, 69, 79, 80, 85, 89 Carson, N. D. SCHADE, GLEN Box 106 Mt. Pleasant, Mich. SCHADE, PAUL, 52, 55, 72, 76, 77 Box 106 Mt. Pleasant, Mich. SCHEIB, GUY 5010 Old Mill Road Fort Wayne, Ind. SCHIERLING, JAKE, 32, 39, 63, 65 335 S. K. Street Dinuba, Calif. SCHLADENHAUFFEN, ROGER, 46 2511 Lafayette Fort Wayne, Ind. SCHLATTER, ETHEL, 59, 60 Mission House Khamgaon MP, India SCHLATTER, ORVIL, 55, 71, 78, 79 3901 S. Wayne Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. SCHMIDT, LYSLE 95 Highland New Miami, Hamilton, Ohio SCHUMACHER, RUSSELL, 55 Route 4 Dixon, Ill. SEITZ, JOAN, 55, 79 507 E. Main St. Sterling, Kansas SEFCIK, BETTY Route 4 Tri Lakes Columbia City, Ind. SETTLEMIRE, BETTY, 46 Route 4 Wapakoneta, Ohio SHAUM, CLIFFORD 1008 E. Monroe Goshen, Ind. SHILLINGSBURG, GRACE, 6, 55, 85 605 E. 2nd St. Park Rapids, Minn. SHIVES, MADELYN, 46, 79, 92 Harrisonville, Pa. SHOWERS, ELZER Route 1 Cardington, Ohio SIMES, VICTOR, 46, 89 656W Fair Ave. Sidney, Ohio SIMMONS, MAURICE Route 1 Columbia City, Ind. SINN, MILTON, 55, 77, 78, 88, 89 1011 N. Trumbull Bay City, Mich. SMITH, ARDENE, 50, 79, 80, 91 1307 Wilson Peoria, III. SMITH, BARBARA, 48, 58 1610 Smith Peoria, III. SMITH, ETHEL, 57 Route 3 Auburn, Ind. SMITH, HENRY, 50 Levering, Mich. SMITH, LOIS Route 3 Wabash, Ind. SNOKE, IDA, 60 1058 Grover Ave. Glendale, Calif. SODERQUIST, SYVILLA, 55 Route 2 Gaylord, Mich. SONIUS, PAULINE 4106 Robinwood Dr. Ft. Wayne, Ind. SONIUS, RONALD 4106 Robinwood Dr. Ft. Wayne, Ind. SOWERS, JAMES, 13, 46, 92 732 E. Henry Wooster, Ohio SPAETH, HARRY 3034 N. 7th St. Philadelphia 33, Pa. SPARKS, AUDREY 47, 66, 67, 81, 92 Charing Cross Ontario, Canada SPRAGUE, HARVEY, 55 Route 4 Marietta, Ohio SPRINGFIELD, BILLY Woodburn, Ind. SPRUNGER, MIRIAM, 39, 75, 92 218 Center St. Berne, Ind. STANLEY, BETTY 3544 N. Reta Chicago, Ill. STEHL, BETTY, 47, 90 Box 12 Gleason, Tenn. STEHL, RICHARD, 47 Route 4 Union City, Tenn. STEINER, BESSIE, 56 513 N. Main St. Orrville, Ohio STEINER, GAIUS, 31, 42, 47, 63, 66, 67, 72, 90, 91, 92 2081 E. Bristol Rd. Flint 7, Mich. STEINER, JONATHAN, 50, 78, 92 Route 5 Wooster, Ohio STEINER, MAGDALENE, 39, 66, 68, 69, 80, 87, 90 3506 Indiana Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. STEININGER, CARMEN, 50 Grabill, Ind. STELTZ, DONALD, 56 Cardiff. Md. STOCKWELL, WELDON Route I Sunbury, Ohio STRADER, THERMAN, 56, 77, 77, 79, 80, 92 413 E. Lincoln Ave. Royal Oak, Mich. STRAHSBURG, EVELYN, 56, 79, 85 6700 Bradley Ave. Parma 29, Ohio STREITMATTER, BARBARA, 39, 63, 70 4931 Richland Ave. Von Achen Knolls Chillicothe, lll. STRICKLIN, ALETA, 51, 79, 81, 84, 89 102 Stout St. Pontiac, Mich. STUDEBAKER, TREVA Route 2 Ossian, Ind. SUDMANN, WILLIS, 51 New Bremen, Ohio SURFUS, JOAN Route 3 Auburn, Ind. 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WILLIAMS, ABRAHAM, 42, 47, 69 Anahola, Kauai Hawaii WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN, 48 Anahola Kauai Hawaii WILLIAMS, BERNARD, 48, 51 Anahola, Kauai Hawaii WILLIAMS, ETHEL Wahiawa, Oahu Hawaii WILLIAMS, GAYLORD, 32, 41, 51, 66, 88, 89 Anahola, Kauai Hawaii WILLIAMS, GLADYS Anahola, Kauai Hawaii WILLIAMS, JUNE, 41 Anahola, Kauai Hawaii WILSON, BERTHA, 8, 11, 56, 73 67 Palsa Ave. East Paterson, N.J. WILSON, ROLAND, 51 3320 Mapledale Cleveland 9, Ohio WILSON, WILLIAM, 75 Route 4 Coldwater, Mich. WITKER, WILLIAM, 41, 66, 68, 69, 79, 81, 91 Swanton, Ohio WITT, PATRICIA, 48, 51 Route 3 Auburn, Ind. WOLFE, PATSY ANN, 60 2609 Oak Grove Toledo, Ohio WRIGHT, DONNA, 56 223 N. McKinley Rd. Flushing, Mich. WRIGHTSON, JEAN, 47, 68, 69, 85, 92 2511 Strathmore Ave. Baltimore 14, Md. YODER, FOREST, 13, 56, 72, 77, 79, 81 Box 174 West Liberty, Ohio YODER, JULIA, 57 Route 2 Berne, Ind. YODER, SHELBA, 8, 56, 79, 84 Route 9 Fort Wayne, Ind. ZEHR, THOMAS 4018 Buell Dr. Fort Wayne, Ind. 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