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

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-L -Y BELOW: Kathy with little Phil at her elbow makes a decision. Young Chad Fittro studies the situation, tram . SWS ev S as MIDDLE: Terry Fittro and son joshua share a mo- ment of indecision. BOTTOM: David Maxwell and son share a decision made. ' 1 MIDDLE: Steve Nelson enjoys holding the bag for Little Phil. BOTTOM' Marla Bettinger en- joys a Few moments with the Nelson baby. Marrieds find getting together once a month to be a nice family affair. One month is for an activity the children can participate in and the next month is just for mom and dad. Carry-in dinners are always popular whether in the park or in Founders. john Taylor, pastoral ministries ma- jor, has been the guiding arm of this year's fellowship. 1 . Ni I '-'S ' T ' of 'at ABOVE- john Taylor, Illa, and daughter Mi- chelle ata September picnic on a warm Sat- urday afternoon in Foster park. Photos by E, Conrad Q FAMILY PPAIRS 5'

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BELOW Checking in the canned goods are Kane, Poindexter Gammon I-'ahl Blair Wilson and others Eg ...W , G. orr- CAMPUS N SINGLES me -at 2' Je 26 RIGHT Ramon Demond, Suzanne Aden, Trudy Holloway, and Dean Van Horn harmonize for the Sin- gles' chapel presentation in November FAR RIGHT: Randy Iv1cCafferty and Tru- dy Holloway find cookies and hot chocolate very wel- come after the bone-chilling job of collecting canned goods photo by Greg Sowles Off-Campus Singles began the fall semester with a dinner party at Duff's, and then returned to campus for a communion service. Luncheon meetings every other Wednesday have brought the group together for prayer. In December the group invited the entire school to co-operate in a Christmas Food-Drive in cooperation with the churches of Fort Wayne. Thirty-eight students responded and a total of 1900 cans of food was collected and turned over to the Fort Wayne Food Bank for distribution. The fall semester officers under the presidency of Mark Gammon are to be commended for their initiative and follow-through. The strong interest shown by the group is a hopeful sign that this kind of fellowship for off-campus students will flourish here. Y' gigs gr. I N '13 - . 1 ,a..,f photo by Tommy Logan ABOVE: jose Castillo, Trudy Holloway Suzanne Aden Dean Van Horn Q MQ- Eileen McCormick, and Greg Hubbart gather at a Wednesday brown gab I M-'J luncheon. 413,23

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SCI-IDLARSI-IIP AWARDS Darlene Bittner: Hogue Scholarship Pat Black: Ira Cerig Scholarship Laurel Schafer: Friends of FWBC Rita Whaley: jewel Ache Scholarship Brian Allison: Friends of FWBC jay Lininger: Friends of FWBC Darryl Brown: Hirschy Scholarship Deb Durkes: Friends of FWBC Carolyn Bortz: Mary Haller Scholarship Cindy Nantz: Philip Scholarship Scott Liechty: Friends of FWBC Mark Brinkman: Roy Meyer Scholarship jeff Burger: Friends of FWBC Shawn Fingerle: Friends of FWBC Dennis and Monica Collins: The Rarnseyer Scholarship Colin Rajaonanivony: Poorman Scholarship Marla Bettinger: Kenton Cerig Scholarship Cindy jo Sauder: Friends of FWBC Karen Umrnel: Friends of FWBC Ann Harris: Friends of FWBC otos hy Dan Lamhert ff,-:E . Ph -.,f.-- 1:11 ' ir 5 , ' I