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Don Gerig makes the students feel at home on his ranch during the Christ- mas Roundup. r .33 .151 Nurses masquerade as doctors at the Halloween party. 1 tx , Dave Eicher takes care that the calf enjoys the Christmas Roundup also. Jim Clauser flinches as Dave Hopfenstein and Don Gerig fight for her hand in marriage. ! Nm O' is ' 'Q g:,:,q::g.pg: i 5 ,,., Kr. M. C.'s at the Talent Show have a family squabble. '
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STUDENT ASSGCIATION Paul Brennan examining desk lamps for the new Student Association office. Student Council: First row: Paul Brennan, Barbara Mc- Cord, Arlan Birkey, Lynette Williams, Donna Banks, Ed Terui. Second row: Vincent Rupp, Jerry Cramer, Donald Gerig, James Clauser, Anita Hoffman, Etan Pelzer. Third row: Harold W. Ranes, Mrs. Grant Hoatson, Cyril I-I. Eicher, faculty advisers. Student government at Fort Wayne Bible College functions through the Student Association with its executive committee, the Student Council, and five standing com- mittees. Some of the main purpos es of the Association are to foster spiritual growth and fellowship, to assist in providing a well- rounded program of extra-curricular ac- tivities, and to provide students opportuni- ties to participate in campus government. Each year the Association undertakes a project for the improvement of the college facilities. Activities include planning for the three student body banquets, presenting student-conducted chapel s e r v i c e s , co- ordinating intramural sports, assisting in the orientation program for new students, and appointing membersto the Light Tower staff. As a special project over Christmas vacation, the Student Council refurnished the former Light Tower room, making it an office for the use of the Association, the SMF, and the Light Tower Staff.
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..-,+ m faculty adviser. Many times, on the verge of despair, the Light Tower staff read this mot- to, He who labors diligently need never despair, for most things are accom- plished by diligence and labor. --Menander These hours of labor and near desperation are now merely memories. To facilitate the production this year, work was distributed to a larger number of students than in previous years. Aspirit ofco-operation prevailed, which made the responsibility much lighter for each staff member. The help of the Delmar representative, Mr. Maclyn MacKay,was invalua- ble in the planning and preparation of this yearbook. is vw' ..g.'x ,Na 'B Layout assistants: Alice Joy Weddle and Shirlee Burr, circulation manager, A112111 Bi1'k9Y' Clarence Eash, advertising manager. F X, Etan Pelzer, chairman, Mr. Harold W. Ranes, .5 ,. LIGHT X ,XE ' 4
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