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

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An Evening at the Pops The Pops 8: Pizza concert was excellent for those end-of-the-semester blues and pre- exam jitters. The College Concert Band pre- sented an evening of old favorites: stuff like Gerswhin's Porgy and Bess, some PDQ Bach, Anderson's Bugler's Holiday and bits from Loewe's My Fair Lady. These had the power to get tired blood pumping again. The Band for the evening concert was composed of thirty-two students, graduates, and friends, plus three part-time music facul- ty, and two famous brothers, Wes and Bill. CBill Gerig has been with the band all year playing baritonej It was one of our best chosen programs for the enjoyment ofthe instrumentalists- demanding enough, but not overwhelming, a balance of the light classical stuff and the X i ' ' Q Broadway show tunes, declared Conductor Dana Collins. The audience declared it enjoyable too! Becky Cate, section leader for the Woodwinds, plays while Dr. james Loomis, instructor in clarinet, listens. The Concert Band pauses. awaiting instructions. Is Dana just thinking or tearing his hair?

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They ork ard for the Money In the fall of 1986 F.W.B.C. students really began to feel the pinch. Students needed more money to survive than they had needed in the past. Weekend pizza parties began to decrease. The lack of money seemed to be a real annoyance. j But wait! They had forgotten the jobs- money-paying jobs-that are available through the college. S Personnel Director, Don Hamm, makes it easy for any student interested to obtain a job. An added advantage to working for the college is that all or part of a students pay- check can be applied to his or her outstand- ing account. A variety of jobs are available to students. Deb Stout, Student Personnel Director, deals l l i A ' - S individually with all those interested in seek- ing employment. Positions open on campus range from audio-visual department to switchboard. Some students with cars seek employment off campus. Since many fast food restaurants and department stores are located fairly near to the college, finding employment is not much ofa problem. v '-- ' s x on ,Q s .- X ' ' x, - . Q . , - - KW . ,dm K- L li :JW-, l ries- 'D SQ, Ken Sistrunk helps prepare the inaugural luncheon at First Missionary Church. Good morning, Fort Wayne Bible College. Marie Atwood stays busy at the switchboard. The sickening thud of M 8: M's against metal. Gail Schmidt is fixin' to make a shake at the Hollow. - I Wcou l f 4 5 f if ,,.fff ,.., W,,.-