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

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Co-ed Evenings: Seeing the Real Student Sorry, I can't go for a bike ride with you after dinner tonight. I have to help my room- mate clean our room for open dorm tonight. OPEN DORM-The two words that send shivers down the spine of every student on campus at F.W.B.C. Once a month an open dorm is held in either Schultz or Lexington dormitory. The doors are unlocked on Friday even- ings from 7:00 to 11:00. The basic idea is to give the guys and gals a chance to socialize as well as visit each others' dorm room. To make open dorms even more exciting, a spe- cial council was formed to plan innovative Halloween night. For this holiday the guys planned a costume party and a pumpkin carv- ing contest. In january during Health Week, the girls planned unique seminars for health aware- ness. Other open dorms not held on special occasions were still fun-filled with things such as French cuisine, scavenger hunts, and games. Sometimes students offer cookies or potato chips in their rooms for passers by. Open dorms give students a chance to real- ly see each other's private life. As Karen Stan- aford put it, To me, open dorms offer an exciting inside look at students' personalitiesx K activities. In October Schultz had its open dorm on that normally don't show up in everyday cam- pus life. 'L 1 hx' COWBOY CHUCK-Fastest coffee drinker in the Mid- west, Cheers! Shultz dorm offers French cuisine Ile peanut butter and jelly sandwichesl.

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A Well Established Student Government Our main goal this year was not only to organize games and activities for students to get involved in, but to be a respected voice of the entire student body as well, stated presi- dent of the Student Government, Brad Ulick. I feel we have really achieved that goal. Throughout the year signs were posted all around the school announcing activities to be held, such as skating parties, movies at the Hollow, and Kangaroo Court. Student Government met weekly to dis- cuss new ideas. This group sought diligently to be the voice of the student body. Another goal was to provide students with activities for the sake of fellowship. Group activities played a very essential part in the lives of both on and off campus students. This year's officers were as follows: President: Brad Ulick Vice President: Scott Badgerow Secretary: Sally Slotterback Treasurer: Tom Olney Public Relations Secretary: Lisa Messner Also there were five members-at-large: Spiritual Life: David Williams Sports: Curt Schnur Special Events: jill Richardson Leightner: Greg Glotzbach Concessions: Eric Hosterler Staff Advisor: Tim Archer Faculty Advisor: Dr. Doug Barcalow xg if Q:-if x at args , . - ... .V ,,.....,-L..-4,ailnl-A Tina Bowers jams on her keyboards at the AirBand Contest. I knew she would write that! jeff Lawson plays the Nearly Wed game with his fiancee, Cindy Norwood. E !