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

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And Old Faces lv New Places Five new people joined the faculty in the fall semester: Dr, Richard Dick Dugan, the long-awaited Academic Dean, comes from an administrative posi- tion at Northwestern Bible College, Essex Falls, New Jersey. Dr, Clyde Root, Associate Profes- sor of History, comes from a teaching post at Northwest Bible College of North Dakota. Rev. David Biberstein. Chairman of the Pastoral Ministries Department. comes from a position as pastor of the Grace Missionary Church in Celina. Ohio. Miss Deborah Rupp, instructor of Physical Education and coach of the women's volleyball and basketball teams. comes from a position as coach at the Fort Wayne Christian School. Dr. Merville Nicholls, Chairman of the Department of Business Adminis- tration, comes from a position as Professor of business and industrial management with the indiana Tech- nical College of Warsaw, indiana, Several people appeared in new positions: Miss Sharon Mejeur returned to the college after receiving a mas- ter's degree from Western University at Kalamazoo to become Associate Dean of Student Development. She had served as resident advisor in Lexington, Miss Barbara Coon, former Act- ing Dean of Student Development, became the new Registrar of the college. Rev. Herald Welty, Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministries and Counseling, left the post as Registrar, where he had served for 22 years, and assumed full- time faculty respon- sibilities, 'vi 3L,.- -S --is ,gs 2 J' .K wk Q .- X W I 4? X it I I ' -we-'M N'-asf 5. s, 3-31, A- , 171' 5 1 s - -. E. . s .LM . is .-:P FOII 43 -qw I -7

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Senior i?ecitai Doug Hayes, a performance major, presented his senior recital in November, satisfying a gradua- tion requirement for the Bachelor of Music in Piano. During his four years here, Doug has been a piano pupil of Professor ira Gerig. He had ten years of piano study prior to his work here. Doug says he tries to practice at ieast twenty hours a week, His repertoire consists mainiy of clas- sicai music, the works of Pavel being among his favorites. He has aiso studied jazz and enjoys that too. Doug Cas do ai! the music majorsj has contributed much to our shared iife at BC with his gift of music. He hopes to go on to graduate schooi and teach in a coiiege in the future. 'IA FOII Thinking Musicaiy