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'In Memoriam Xvz Hazel M. Yewey She lives- In a fairer world than this, In perfect joy and bliss, With Christ her Saviour whom she loved so well With the holy ones and blest Who .have entered into rest And now forever in God's presence dwell. She lives- Her sacrifice outpoured Accepted by her Lord, Her battle over and her victory won. In her appointed place She stands before His face With songs of praise for all His grace hath done She lives- Forever near and dear To us who 'carry here Until the Master too shall bid us come, And we shall join her there, The heavenly joys to share In perfect love forever in the Father's home. -Edith Ehlke
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Governing Board Seated: Mr. James N. Beltz, treasurer: Mr. J. Francis Chase, chairmang Dr. Jared F. Gerig, presidentg Standing: Rev. D. W. Donaghueg Rev. Roy Ramseyerg Rev. William Whitemang Rev. Robert Strubharg Mr. Forrest Balsigerg Mr. Amstutzg Dr. Tillman Habegger. Not pictured: Mr. M. M. Rupp, secretary: Rev. Clifford Grabillg Rev. John Nussbaum. The governing hoard which has been commissioned by the Missionary Church Association to administer school affairs consists of twelve trustees and the president of the college. The trustees are chosen from the Missionary Church Association, the Christian and Missionary Alliance, the Evangelical Mennonite groups, and the Chris- tian Union. Included among the responsibilities of the governing hoard are appointment of officers and full-time faculty members, holding college property in trust, and handling financial affairs. Plans for the development of South Campus have taken much of the hoard's time recently. The hoard meets three times annually in Fort Wayne to discuss the affairs of the college. Through the foresight of these men in planning and guidance Fort Wayne Bible College will continue scholastically, spiritua.lly, and physically. 'E Q E'flr:-ig I
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