Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Bible Pastoral Studies Friendly, co-operative, quiet but forceful . . . these words describe Dr. Clinton S. Foraker, the new chairman of the Pastoral Studies Department. Dr. Foraker's return to PCB - he graduated in 1964 - marked the increasing organization of the major. Highlights of the year were the Pastoral Studies Dinner in September, andthe annual Pastor's Conference held in March, which many local Pastors attended. K

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168 Majors Bible Music Torn carpets, holes in the wall, wires everywhere. . . Simpson Hall was in disarray as workmen completed the installation ofthe new custom-built three manual electronic organ. The organ, which is part ofthe ongoing major expansion of music facilities, was dedicated by Dr. Don Hustad in October. Another highlight of the year was the commencement musicale at which awards were presented to outstanding i l -X' 1 1 music students. .av ,- nnfgwbuge '-mi Page 168 - Above: Music Officers. Kile Smith, pres., Lois Hopkins, sec.: Dean Christman, treas.p Dan Young, vice pres. Below left: Bonita Brown, the recipient of the 1977 Junior Outstanding Music Student Award, practices consistently, always seeking to improve her skill. Below right: Practice is a key theme in the lite of Sharon Stansberry, the 1977 Outstanding Freshman Music Student. Page 169 - Above: Jim Smith discusses plans at the Pastoral Studies Dinner, while Mr. Sparling and Dr. Foraker listen attentively. Center: Pastoral Studies Officers. STANDING - Dr. Foraker, adviserg Jim Smith, pres., Dean Wildasin, vice pres. SEATED - Don Westerberg, Junior rep., lan Campbell, Senior rep., Frank Campbell, sec.-treas.5 Brent McNamara, Sophomore rep. Below: Dr. Foraker challenges those present at the Pastoral Studies Dinner.

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Bible Missions Bible Nursing Bible Minis tries Hay flying, people laughing, talking, having fun, all marked the Bible Missions Majors hay ride, which helped to unify the students. The Bible Missions Major also worked with SMF to spread information about missions throughout the world, and to incite interest for and support of world missions. Nursing is a special program designed to give nurses and future nurses a two year concentrated education in Bible. Bible Ministries is also a two year program in Bible, designed for those with at least two years of general college courses. WS' lL Page 170 - Above: Nursing officers. BACK ROW - Ruby Ford, vice pres., Dianne Sechrist, SMF rep. FRONT ROW - Mary Beth Timmins, pres., Cindy Weida, sec.-treas. Center left: Nurse Diane Benfield takesi Lisa Rhodes' temperature during the flu outbreak in December. Center right: Missions officers. Graham Rogers, Mike Sullivan, pres., Ken Salisbury, vice pres.g Nancy Yoder, sec.: Dr. Steyne, adviser: Phil Gross, member-at-large. NOT PICTURED - Tom Livingston, program co-ordinator. Below: Amy Frederick's smiling face can be seen in the Missions office where she serves as Dr. Steyrie's secretary. Page 171 - Above: PCB teaches the timeless truths of the Bible to students in the Bible Ministries program. Below: PCB students listed in the 1978 Who's Who in American Colleges . and Universities are: STANDING - Harold Morrison, John Smith, Jackie Brown, Dianne Sechrist, Dave Millington, Jim Smith. SEATED - Ginny Gellings, Brenda Schuyler, Colleen Q Schuyler.