Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ARCH Staff Makes Impressions Arch Staff? Sounds like a foot care product from Dr. Scholl's. And heaven only knows that after a year of picture shooting and alphabetizing iand alphabetizingl and writing tand alphabetizingl and meeting deadlines tand alphabetizingt and spending entire evenings in a darkroom, developing negatives iand alphabetiz- ingt, WE COULD USE SOME FOOT POWDER! Ah, but we would be remiss to pass oft the entire year as one big headache. For indeed, there were those brighter moments. Once we were trying to come up with a suitable idea forthe end sheets. . .and wound up fingerpainting. But that's not the real punch line. You see, our Photo- graphy Editor thought our Literary Editor was his art paper. I only wish CFL Phil Smith Photography Editor Jon Gauger, Class Editor Piccasso could have seen the master- piece Phil created. Speaking of brighter moments, our Editor, Lisa Anderson, has a new perspective on the old expression, Uburning the midnight oil. She's a likely candidate for the Most 'All- Nighters' Pulled Back-To-Back award. On the serious side, all of us at the ARCH staff are appreciative of the many unique experiences encountered this past year trying to put together what you call a yearbook and what we call our baby. We see Moody in a different light, now. We've met some fine people and had some fun times. lt is with a grateful sense of accomplish- ment, and just a dash of pride, that we present this yearbook for your enjoyment. May it bring to memory only the good times. egg'- 3 .--7 ,..- -qi, . -- -- ,, .- .--ev P' V - ' V XFN. L' K l f 4 I V I .f Y , ar-4 , J ., .. Nancy Brumbaugh, Literary Editor

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V, 'TK 418 Uv, Q- ,. s -r X, P ffjl ,MSN Q 3 A year of people- with the chance to touch every one. Did l leave impressions deep with love or did I walk alone insignihcantly? 1 is f . K - f . 1 . I l .A i ' N Flvfg r' f4Q4..M.s4a E V I E 'lull '56 .- .,.r,., ,. thu. J. mv . ' .- ::v'f'Lu 'v , fr, X I 4' 9,71 'l . 5 4. l therefore entreat you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling with which you have been called, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, showing forbearance to one another in love . . Ephesians 4: l -2 55 .S