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

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Seeing How the Other Half Lives It's a relaxing game of solataire at the Christmas Open Dorm for Susan Kornhaus. Roommates Tia Ross and Anna Morrison chal- lenge each other to a game of backgammon. -Q 19 ' -:Ze-X 3 , Yes, it's another one of those times in the semester when one frantically cleans her room, or should it be said that the mess is temporarily some- place else. ln case you haven't guessed, it's time to get ready for Open Dorm. Ah, yes, Open Dorm is when members of the opposite sex get to come and see rooms, halls, and lounges that are usually off Iimits. Decorations go up carrying out the 'J 'H' '- ..- W J .v -ff -v ,Q ,ff X ,- ,fw- . - hge. fi ,',,f mi. ., .. agreed-on theme for each Open Dorm. For example, for the Christmas open dorm the halls were decorated with snowflakes. Santa came to make a vis- it, and the evening ended with the reading of the Christmas story. Overall Open Dorms provide a relaxed atmosphere for some table games and talk and enjoying the company of the other half. ,iv qgstwiqq... Q . .l sf .' U 7' b it 5 -,, i '- fix Q! CD l .A m O0 OJ O U0 O CD OD N W CD W

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AA Learning To Live Vlhth 0thers Remember when you decided that you were going to come to college? You started thinking about all the things you were going to bring to deco- rate your room. Well, what happened when you got here and moved into your room? Did you begin to realize that maybe not all your plans were going to work out? Maybe you couldn't deco- rate or change the furniture around be- cause it might inconvenience your roo- mate. Or maybe you had to stop doing F- V something that you never thought was wrong or really had any convictions about. But another person in the dorm thought it to be very offensive because of her different background. The key to making the best out of dorm life was to make adjustments and to respect oth- er people's opinions and convictions. You've learned that as a family in the Lord you may not always agree with another person but you should respect that person and her point of view. i filth., 'Nw :L .-4:25iZ'i-aid, -:-xiii:-'?'iZ' f if ' if -12,11-1.'rJf:a:2-'AL Q? .f::-mx'2:42,--vwffel-4:-f'aikfst' ,fx ' ' 4 fi f - X f' l ' 224.1fv?:Q2312,1:y:-5'jf'0' '. I ' t-Z6 ' V - , 1 '1d..f. . ., . ,- JMS 1 mp' - ,- F7 .7 N ., K Q- V V x., -h ' V . ' 13122 - A ' Y., f 5 ,f ,, 2' A' ' A' lg f . 111. ' 5' A - ' . ' ' . .f 1 - - . O V ,,AA. . s 'Q u Wo, f , ' i - I . limi , 4 ff fl Friends Angie Crum and Mindy Zantello like to hang around together. Michelle Crawford gets the late night exam- week munchies.

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