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

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This ls More Than Just A -SQ ,ur- UPPER LEFT Egg-xactly what she wanted' Muse.: Huber proudly shows off her eggchlld. UPPER MIDDLE Is anybody ln there? Enc Hancock dectdes to take part IH a psy- chology class egg-perurnent. UPPER RIGHT: Sharon Meleur communicates Important business perspectnves. BOTTOM: Do, Re, Mu Shirley Platte, Ruth Ferner, and Carol Dugan practuce during the Music for Chnl- dren's class I6

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Classroom if l if Application, application, application! Students may forget some of the text- book facts, but most of the practical learning experiences will remain for a long time to come. Classrooms offered guest speakers ranging from an Israeli journalist to a missionary on furlough sharing his joy of the mission field. Some students learned about respon- sibility and commitment through car- ing for an egg. Other students learned while observing a five-year old's reac- tion to various toys and books. Every pastoral ministry major will remember the challenge and the benefit of a role- playing situation. Each student leaves with a new awareness of the world around him. 4 ,ch ,, . . i .V I I I 2: 31-1 'R 4-rc.-if ' 3 F, N V ' ,itvzfe-ei is T ' . sq. 2 r,'9 5. MW . Ad . 13. W ., N X J f W I Q s' J 1 f Y, .,,. , I .Ur g v ii I il , ,R V We 1- . .A I -. 1 I l x f Q 'Sy I - ' i Q ' lots ' 9, ,Q--T 5 fi : :...E,f A ' - ' 'l ' - .. ' - 'D . ., ...ss . ' . ,iff TOP: Are you with me? Professor Roger Ringen- berg takes his class an Paul's first missionary iourney. MlDDLEi Professor Biberstein seems amused Cor em- barrassed?i by the pastoral counsel given by student Gregory Peck in a role playing session in Pastoral The- ology class. BOTTOM: Guest speaker Zionist Gavriel Strasman and student Donovan Coley stay awhile after history class to discuss the apartheid situation in South Africa. l7