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

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The members ofthe 1972-73 Homecoming Court are Flow One: Sharon Smith, Freshman, Jeanne Nloser, Seniorg Marilyn Stoller Senior, Queen Nancy Ulm, Junior, Sharon Torry, Junior, and Judy Byrd, Sophomore. Flow Two: Terry Ulmer, Al Seawell, Kelly lvlclvlichael, Nick Nliu, John Charles, and Rick Engle. TM,

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ffh Judy Seawell, 1971-72 Homecoming Queen Suspense Ended aney Ulm Reigns What I like best . . . Could we run through that again? Escorted by. . . l came because . . . l would like to introduce to you now the 1972-73 Homecoming Queen . . . These were some of the sounds that were very much a part of the Homecoming ceremony at Fort Wayne Bible College on November 3, 1972. The fourth annual Homecoming Queen Coronation at B.C. was held in Founders Memorial l-lall. The court, chosen by their respective classes, consisted of Sharon Smith, Freshman representativep Judy Byrd, Sophomore representativeg Sharon Torry and Nancy Ulm, Junior candidatesg and Marilyn Stoller and Jeanne Moser, Senior candidates. Tension ran high as the committee and court worked on smoothing out some of the rough edges. Many times the week before, the phrase Could you run through that again or Hey, Paul, what was l suppose to do? l forgot! pierced through the air as those involved worked for smoothness in the program. Chairman Paul Nurmi said that the main objective of this year's coronation was to make it not only a formal time, but also a relaxed and enjoyable ceremony. As it turned out the audience was just as tense as those who partici- pated and relaxation didn't begin until that final sentence-- l would like to introduce to you now, the 1972-73 Homecoming Queen, Miss Nancy Ulm. Excitement and happiness came to the face of a pretty young woman who is engaged to be married in May. Nancy, a Music Education major, is a graduate of Eastside High School and attended Indiana University until she transferred to Fort Wayne last year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ulm of Butler, Indiana. 1

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Pais' lllean A major event during Homecoming-Parents Day was the performance of the three act drama, GiIIean, written by Cummings Kennedy. The play was directed by Elmer Soden and his assistant, Brad Grabill, Gillean adapted from the historical account of the Scottish hymn writer, George Nlatheson, depicted the inner struggles of a young man as he sought to rise above human and physical conflicts, it triumphantly proclaimed that high victory is to do the will of the Lord, GilIean, was an excellent selection for Homecoming- Parents weekend, for the drama dealt not only with conflicts which young people face, but also with those which parents face as well. Fran tlrider, who was in charge of costumes, said, The play was great. l loved it. I laughed with it and cried with it all the way through every practice, All of the work for the play, including the advertising, was done by students. Also, there were no fake props on stage, There was quite a bit of difficulty obtaining a couch and an organ of the mirl-nineteenth century styling. After praying that this need be met, the stage crew had to make a choice between three couches and two pump organs. By Cumming Kennedy f