Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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s :Les Do YOU see what I see? Happy foursome. George, do something! 5, ,Q k ,ff is Coming or going? Girls, you can'L do two things at once

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KA I GPARTY Dismissing all thoughts of school work, a light-hearted group boarded the Chester-bound buses. At the rink unexpected spills brought laughs-wand lasting impressions. The evening was relaxing for faculty and students alike, that is, as many as were brave enough to venture out! Before the return home, thoughts were ultimately channeled into a more serious vein, the Light of the Word. Tired, Peggy P Welre off! Everyone have a cushion? Low bridge, everybody down. Merrily we roll along. 5 I08

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TUBE TCUU CIL MR. Knuuza, MR. LUFBURROXV Faculty Advisors FIRST ROW: Irene Haver- stick, June Nichols, Ruth Mc- Clelland, Lois Baker. SE- COND ROW: Donald Fred- ericks, Dewey McConaghay, Roger Attick, Mr. Lufburrow. THIRD ROW: William Zeoli, Stewart Brady, Donald Wea- ver, Paul Sweitzer, Clarence Adams. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Fredericks, R o ,Q c r A t t i c k, Clarence Adams, Ruth Mc- Clelland CSecreLaryJ, Lois Baker, William Zeoli, Paul Sweitzer, Dewey McConag- hay, Mr. Lufburrow, Stewart Brady CVice-Presidentj, Don- ald Weaver, Irene Haverstick, June Nichols Cflssistant Secre- taryl. Dizwizv MCCONAGIIAY, President This organic body in our enlarged family was begun early in the school year. The students of each class elected the composite membership, who, in turn, adopted for its government, a constitution and by-laws. The council functions in live divisions: academic, executive, judicial, social and spiritual. A closer relationship and better under- standing between faculty and students is secured by its operation. it be