Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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CLASS OFFICERS George Bryant, President; JoAnn Witmer, Treasurer; Bob Snider, Chaplain; Joy Mundell, Secretary. FRESHMEN “Saved to Serve” - -a motto and a challenge -- chosen by the members of the freshman class. Because of its challenge and because it is a constant reminder of our sacred trust, the individual members of the class have endeavored to write it indelibly into their hearts. The accomplish¬ ment of this is evidence by their achievements as a class. The class, made up of students representing five states and a variety of different walks of life, many saved only a short while, found themselves bound together as a working group for Christ by the principle of this motto. Second Corinthians 5:20 “...we are ambassadors for Christ...” has been more than just a class verse. Since the opening day of school the students have enjoyed blessings from the many opportunities to minister in various churches, where they gave testimonies, rendered special musical talents, and preached the Word. The class selected as their officers: George Bryant, president; Warren Smith, vice-president; Joy Mundell, secretary; and Jo Ann Witmer, treasurer. Student council member is David Par- ramore, and Robert Snider was selected Chaplain. “Purple” signifies the royalty of Christ and “White” signifies the purity of a soul cleansed by His blood, making that soul “a child of the King” which is the title of the class song; the colors are those chosen by the freshmen as class colors. Feeling that material need existed for a recreation room where the dormitory students, girls and boys, could participate in various games together, the class has undertaken this as their pro¬ ject. They are supplying funds and labor for laying a new floor and repairing and painting the lower room of the men’s dormitory. The class is thankful for all of their blessings from the school and especially so for the faculty and administration, to whom they are indebted for many spiritual and scholastic lessons. The class has solicited the counsel of Dr. and Mrs. Heydt, as class advisors, from the faculty. 26

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BETTY M. McGONIGLE Paradise, Pa. MARGARET R. MUSSER Bowmansville, Pa. FIFTY-FOUR DAVID RUTT Strasburg, Pa. KENNETH A. SHEARER Lock Haven, Pa. LEROY SHELLY Mount Joy, Pa. ESTHER SAPADIN New York, N. Y. MELVIN B. SHULTZ Marticville, Pa. IDA MAE SINGLETON Chester, Pa. STELLA SISK Madison, Va. OTTO J. STAHLE Chester, Pa.

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I. DEAN BARNHART Elizabethtown, Pa. J. MERVIN BRENEMAN Willow Street, Pa. GEORGE F. BRYANT Tampa, Fla. JACQUELYN J. CLEMENTS Lebanon, Pa. DELORES M. DIVEN Lewistown, Pa. JAMES L. ELLIS Titusville, Pa. RUSSELL GULDEN York, Pa. MILDRED C. HESS Willow Street, Pa. NANCY P. HOFFER Elizabethtown, Pa. JOAN L. KRESGE Hatboro, Pa. CHARLES J. LAMB Sharon Hill, Pa, DIANE H. LAMBERT Norwood, Pa. HELEN W. MILLER Altoona, Pa. ELIZABETH MORROW Morton, Pa. JOY L. MUNDELL Aldan, Pa.