Mount Vernon Bible College - Charis Yearbook (Mount Vernon, OH)

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if Wx, l The student lounge is now a jail for unruly fresh- men. But who ever heard of a jail with a color T.V.? COLLEGE FOR A DAY Our first College For A Day saw about 75 visitors at IVIVBC for a quick look and stay at what may become their alma mater. High School juniors and seniors met the faculty and administration and were tuned in on what life at IVIVBC could he for them. WHY! FRESHNIAN ORIENTATION Don Bowen, seen as a graduate on page 75, is pictured here as he looked during Freshman Orientation as he entered college. The fresh- men to the left are giving the customary salute to an upperclassman. lllo freshman is allowed to forget that he is just a lowly freshman dur- ing this time.

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' nf r ' -. lx ... ill- ' Rev. James Houpt made a chalk art presentation during the Fall Semester and returned fora concentrated course on Evangelistic Art during the semester break. Rev. Houpt who had served pre- viously on the faculty while pastoring in Lucas, Ohio, now serves the Nluir, Pennsylvania, Foursquare Church. A presentation is made more forceful by a visual aid. THE TAYLUE FAMILY During the Fall Semester the Tayloe family of California, relatives of lVlr. and Nlrs. Frank Vitte, former dorm managers, visited us for a musical program. They had toured extensively at home and abroad. i ' 1 ll, Tiil P V. . ' rr l

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FU -TI One of the most valuable commodities at IVIVBC is time. So when there is an opportunity for fun and fellowship, advantage is taken of it and memories are filled with happenings on these occasions. A broom seems to be a useful tool for Jack and Naomi . . . 434 . . . and for Patsy. 8 A s .JW M Vx rx! . xg ra. , s n e t llil i J. f V ,fx PV -M rm wi lv Fred proves his talent as a firemaker.