Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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iianmennming This year saw the start of what is hoped will he an annual event in the future of PhilaBIf'Homecoming for the Alumni. The Octoher 15, in spite of the hurricane Hazel The Week' end of fun and fellowship was closed with '1 mem la' . . ora ie Worship and communion service on Sunday morning with Alumni hegan to appear on Friday afternoon, Dean Mason leading. The fine work done hy the student committee is to he recognized, for it was throuffh their efforts that bl i f U . . ess ngs were received hy Alumni and friends who gathered for the 1954 Homecoming. Russell Bishop, chairman of the committee, was assisted hy Ida Lou Ammerman, Dolores Brubaker, Raymond Bruhaker, Audrey Furman, Dean F . k' ' 3 ' ran lin, joe Middleton and Bud Porte as heads of various committees. A chapel service during Homecoming Weekend zmpovnegan -CND4 1 '1 If Homecoming banquet. Jewish prayer group diSPlHY-

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'tss , Patricia Barnhart, Leon Bradley, Robert Seyfried, Mr. Lufburrow George Dillinger oyce Baker Isabelle Rogato, Gene Grilli. lVlCNeely, Kenneth Moyer, Steve Depue Evangeline lVlcN1ght ames Harris. Standing: Lou Qtuhent uunnil Tlic old aclagc A cliain is no strongcr tlian its wcakcst link is true in govcrnmcnt as well as in otlicr ar-:as of lifc. Tlic Stutlcnt Council is one ol' tlic most important links in tlic chain of govcrnmcnt from atlministration to stuclcnt. lt not only sccks to promotc a hctter unclcrstancling lwctwccn stuclcnt ancl faculty hut scclis to govern in practical mattcrs as wcll. Fivc committccsn--acaclcmic. cxccutivc. iuclicial. social and spiritualw liclp to govern tlic scliool lwocly scliolastically, socially ancl spiritually, This ycar tlic Stuclcnt Council is promoting a sclioolfwitlc provicct, tlic aim of wliicli is not only to lwring tlic student liocly and tlic faculty closcr togctlicr liut also to proviclc somctliing wortliwliilc to lic usctl lay tlic stuclcnt hotly. Kenneth Moyer President james Harris Vice-President Ralph L. Keiper, Laurence Isabelle Rogato Lufburrow, Advisors. Secretary

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Sitting: Mrs. Souder, Esther Depue, Audrey Palmer, Ida Lou Ammerman, Shirley Fry, Leon Dillinger, Rachel Belles, Jeannette Toms, Helen Ko, Mary Jones, Joyce Longenecker. Standing: Mr. Lowther, arm nuntil Each Spring the dormitory student hodv elects the mcmhcrs of the dormitory council for the following year on the laasis of their spiritual life. scholastic standing. personality and responsihility. There is one counselor assigned to hc responsihlc for each wing in the dorm. One ot' the four counselors on each floor is appointed head counselor and is in charge of the entire floor. The chief aim of the dormitory council is to he of spiritual help to the dorm mcmlaers, accomplishing this through personal contact and thc weekly prayer meetings ol' each wine. Another duty of the council is to keep order according to rules of the Dormitory Haiidhook. Once every two weeks the council meets with the head counf sclors of men and women to discuss the prohlems and results of their work. They are ever lwusy trying to devise new methods to lwetter harmonize the lives of students who live in the dorm. K ., Zgillliffffpi. . ,ss Leon Dillinger Alia Lloyd Wenger, Joe Buck, Moyer, Jack Blakely, Robert Faith Ann Pedrick, Mrs. HOEHISU. Mrs. Fitzwilliam Women's Advisor Mr. Lowther Me11's Advisor PLM, President I 'l'a'5 N ietyfeiglit Richard Martin, Ken Seyfried, Lou Bradley, Fitzwilliam, Winnie