Lincoln Bible Institute - Lifeline Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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SPECIAL VISITS: KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE EATING AFTER THE K. C. C. = Le Be Ie GAME. Each year at mid-semester the basketball squad takes a week to visit several of our sister Bible colleges. The association brings us closer to- gether and we are grateful for this means of contact. This year’s tour included Butler School of Religion in Indianapolis; Kentucky Christian College in Gray- son, Ky; the College of the Scriptures in Louisville, Ky; and Atlanta Christian College in Atlanta, Georgia. The boys not only play ball but they also know how to sing. They are shown presenting a program for the Grundy Mountain Mis- sion, Grundy, Virginia. GRUNDY MOUNTAIN MISSION SCHOOL WE SHALL BE MAKE OURSELVES SINGING FOR CHRIST 57

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SPECIAL WEEHS: COURTESY CAMPAIGN In order to learn all the names of the almost two hundred students of L.B.I. the Student Council in- troduced “Name Week.” For the first two days of the week each student wore a name tag with the inscription, “Howdy, I’m ¥ and his name. Beginning Thursday, everyone got five red ribbons and the privilege of asking any other prospect the oft - embarrassing question, “What’s my name?” Penalty for the wrong answer was to part with one ribbon. Nona Railsback is pictured giving up a ribbon to Eloise Quandt, who won the contest with twenty -nine rib- bons. Looking on is Roland Flor- ence, who came in second with twenty -five ribbons. Eloise said, “Everyone remembered ‘Elly’ but missed the ‘Quandt’.” NAME WEEK ee ee ee Re Pewee. ee a te Pe Tan cee Close to the beginning of the second semester the Student Council instituted a concentrated effort to improve the manners of L.B.I. students. Posters were placed about to remind forgetful students and two unknown persons were selected to observe the stu- dent body. Each week the most courteous student received a token of recognition and appreciation. Pictured is Dwight Hazlett as he reaches the “Sir Walter Raleigh” per- fection of courtesy by spreading his cloak for Jeanetta Williams. They were the winners of the first two weeks of the Courtesy Cam- paign.

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MR. AND MRS. PAUL [NGRAM Of interest also the L.B.I. family is the arrival of a new baby in the homes of the students or professors. We give congratulations to the proud parents of: Ruth Ann Hostetler, born September 21, 1949. Linda Lee Thompson, born Novem- ber 6, 1949. James Arthur Iubelt, born February 9; 1950; Eloise Ann Walter, born February 19, 1950. Billy Lyle Smith, born April 19,1950. It’s an established fact that there is no better place in the world than a Bible College to — meet “the one”. This year’s list to help prove it is: Lila Barnett and Ted Smith, June 5, 1949. Dorthey Heller and Art Hel- sley, June 12, 1949. Dorothy Johnstonand Francis Hamilton, August 23, 1949. Donna Hickey and Ivan Stan- wood, October 8, 1949. Mary Ellen Bender and Bill Cook, December 25, 1949. Betty Beatty and John K. Jones, December 17, 1949. Joan Ragsdale and Paul In- gram, January 22, 1950. Archalee Bond and Gean Davis, March 30, 1950. MRS. JOE THOMPSON AND LINDA LEE