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

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f - Wh0's who among ' J ' 0 ? C ee the alumnz. .. YW-V Q' f . ' X 5' V . . 'H gg fd A L , : 1 1 W - L iq- I gt MN . K x .' 'ggi -,xxx ww' . N - ' Q ' '--'I IV fig, A it 'gg yi, XX N24 ' lVlrs. Jean Ann Clfiupph Nliller is a 1968 alumna of the Bible s ,i V 1 41. 1 . College. After five years of practical teaching experience, she 'v' . X -- ' is now actively involved in the instruction of a second grade 537'-A ' ' 'T' fo' - 1 f f class at South Wayne Elementary School. When asked how her bg Q 'f af , training here at the Bible College prepared her for the class- Q I- ul :wi room, lVlrs. lVliller replied, l found that through my various . -I 3- methods courses, I became more confident in venturing out ' W a - ' A if ' mx - into new areas which tended to bring more variety into the ' ' 1 Sy 5 ' classroom and kept student interest and participation high. h A v jx, 5 Another alumnus of the Bible College is lVlr. Jim Baxter of ' - 1 71 Fort Wayne. Graduating from the college in 1955 he is pre- gk X sently a fifth grade teacher at South Wayne Elementary School, A iw Q N Since graduation lVlr. Baxter has taught in various grades and ' 5 'ig schools throughout Indiana, one of his experiences being that 'J if .3 tf.' ' ' Lg : f- r A .- , f Ax af? - 4, . ,549 '49 at ,G 'n t , ... N tm. .'u, ', 1' ' ' U,- of instructor of Physical Geography at the Bible College in 1967 11-5 M72 X3 ,gi-1, K Qu 17. ' vu Hifi 'X

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,-- X ,ll F: -4 115 'X , 1 SEA Q I in Action I A It . 's 1,'- s',' 1 ,lJ'l fe J' 3 o..,r 'iff ....,-, '-was C . O I ,iff INDIANA STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Witmer Chapter of the Indiana Student Education Association meets once a month for programs designed to stimulate interest in the teaching profession. Jeanne Nloser, president, Nancy Stubblefield, vice-president, Carolyn Culbertson, secretary, Lynda Birt, treasurer, and Nlr. Nickel advisor, have planned this year's programs around student and community involvement. Miss Alice Joy Weddle held a workshop for instruction on creating reading aids. As shown in the pictures on this page, Sue Bristol, Judy Caddy, and Marian Enders shared their student teaching experiences with SEA members. Various individuals sang Christmas carols to many of the coIlege's neighbors who are shut-ins. SEA gives its members a chance to react and interact with various speakers, films, and workshops.