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A newly paved parking lot helped a lot of soles, New students were greeted at unfinished doors last fall. When school began in the fall, 1967, the students were met by a rather torn up administration building. After walking around paint buckets and tripping over grumbling carpet layers for a few weeks, things were back to normal. It was a rather new normal , though. The lounge had a new, lowered ceiling and a carpeted floor, besides new paint and drapes. The golden hallway and the golden stairway to heaven (our class- rooms) helped everyone's attitude and got us off to an enjoyable year. A new parking lot for students also was awel- come addition, Soon they were transformed into a very handsome doorway.
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ALPHA BETA CHI Mr, John Huk delivers a message at the sacrificial banquet. Mr, Reeves, the ABX planning committee, and Professor Mrogan, sponsor of ABX, stand around a map of the world, marked with the missions supported by ABX, and the Faith- Promise giving goal for the year, Christian missions plays an important part in the life of the student body at Man- hattan Bible College. Alpha Beta Chi, a missions organization made up of stu- dents interested in foreign and home mis- sions, is one outlet for the expression of this concern. Under the leadership of an elected committee, ABX plans several events for the student body. A missions emphasis week is sponsored by the organi- zation every fall. Among the missionaries invited to the campus to participate in this event was John Huk, a Russian missionary to his people in Toronto, Canada, and in Iron Curtain countries. His witness of his faith in Jesus Christ and the work he is able to do was a great inspiration to all the students and the faculty. The week pro- vides an opportunity for the students to meet many missionaries and to become more acquainted with their work. Also, one night was provided for the students to present the missionaries to several churches in the area. A”. F LIGHT AROUND TI WORLD
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