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

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Staff Adolph Bley Assistant to Maintenance Supervisor Myrtle Brown Cook Mrs. Alvin Bump Assistant Librarian 'Sl' i 2145. 1 J . .- - ,e ,M . QT!!! Shirley Cupp Assistant in Business Office Martha Fiedler Dining Department Supervisor Fern Gallagher Book store Manager C. V. Harter Business Manager Adelle Isaacs Secretary to Registrar Helen Jackson Cook Grace King Secretary to tbe Director of Public Relations Walter E. King Assistant to tbe President in Development Celina Klopfenstein Cook 'KM ' , ' fi ,A 'P R 1 e ,ggi , '-li Q, 'ax .rp-is ag, D ,f r ,, Q2 5 1' :HA N-1 . , Vnrv X Q . E v.. l f viii 7 1 ,A , fx a . , x ' f 5 4 ,, .fx . A ,j F a :fr-4 + ff g if ,1i??', f X W-W--A----:fav fag' R NM ' gla-2 The Kitchen Crew E iffy: L ,, , .. .FA '-is seg. 3 .. , , iz vi' Q Y ET KL ' 3 in N K 'Q , i 1. ' 0 X I 1-

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J , , 4: i his .3 ix -gn ' I'-N Paul Weidner, treasurerg Floyd Brick, president: Betty Stehl, secretaryg Patricia Witt, representative: Kenneth Fenner, chaplaing Dean Cyril Eicher, advisor. In the fall of 1955 the senior class of Fort Wayne Bible College, ninety-five strong, began four years of spiritual, social, and academic preparation for life's work. As we entered the door of college life, we found new opportunities of witness and service through teaching Sunday school classes, child evangelism, tract team work and gospel team trips. Our friendships with students from twenty-two states and five foreign countries helped develop our social life. Basketball games, singspirations, banquets, campus clean- up days, the dreaded registration line and even little walks around the campus all cul- tivated lasting friendships. , Brain work began with freshmen exams, and throughout the four years of study we found the faculty to have varied ideas of quizes, homework, and exams. .-Xcadcmic life, bound by textbooks, collateral reading, term papers, and surveys, played an important part in the lives of class members. These lessons will remain throughout our life time as gems of truth which God has allowed us to acquire. Spiritual lessons we have learned will not only count for a life-time, but for eternity as well. Devotions, days of prayer, chapel services, spiritual emphasis weeks, and dorm prayer meetings have given us spiritual growth and founded us more deeply on the Rock, Jesus Christ. As each member goes out to a different life of service we recall the motto chosen as sophomores, and go forth proclaiming the promise, I can do ALL THINGS THROUGH CHRIST who strenghtheneth me. i, 5