Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Residents Council It is an overlooked fact that students in the course of learning how to minister to others often need to be ministered to themselves. Many problems confronted PCB students this year - academic pressures, social development, homesickness, and spiritual conflicts. Residents Council not only acted as a middle man between students and SPD but also sought to meet the various needs of students involved in dorm life. This year the members of Residents Council emphasized their spiritual ministry to students by holding weekly prayer and Bible study meetings in their respective wings to generate more fellowship in the dorms. 174 Residents Council

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x,,,,,i,.,- 'L 'g z MJ .51 1' Y Student Senate Efficiency was the key for this year's Student Senate as it acted as a liaison between the student body and the administration. Students were encouraged to express their suggestions so that ideas could be turned into action. Senate also sponsored traditional activities such as the Big Brother-Big Sister social, the blood drive, and informal faculty-student get-togethers, as well as Barakel, a new mid week fellowship hour of prayer and praise. SCC Student Community Council was again one of the most misunderstood organizations at PCB. As usual its members were regarded as inquisitors who were just dying to inflict cruel and unusual punishment on innocent students. This group did counsel and assist students who disregarded the rules, but its main goal was to develop an effective and efficient student community by cultivating respect and responsibility among students. ' 1 I , l 38A .f: fa. Student Senate 173

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Commuter C0 unoil Just as the Residents Council aided dorm students, Commuter Council was designed to meet the needs ofthe commuting students. Among their projects this year was a bake sale and a Santa Claus and candy canes for the kids during the Christmas Banquet. They also got the commuter lounge in shape with furniture and lamps, and made it a nice place for the weary commuters to put their feet up. -My v ' ? 4 Q F I QL s V x ll 'I lik S Y 'flbw 'iii Q. Page 174 - Above: At a Residents Council meeting the WA's listen' intently to the speaker. Below: Wing Advisers: BACK ROW - Dave Brady, Mark Jalovick, Wayne Lowe, Dianne Sechrist, Pat Gilmaier CResident Adviserj, Tom Kern, Brenda Hanes, Paul Polonenko, Ray Bowers, Loring Schoenhut, Gary Cooper, Wayne Hewett CResident Advise-rj, David Hines, and Mike Johnson. FRONT ROW - Terri Simmers fResident Adviserj, Sally Malenke, Gina Sandess, Debbie Croston, Bonnie Hazzard, Pamela Dalzell, Gayle Haverlock, Lois Hopkins, Lynn Summy, Gail Hossler, Renee Anderson, and Cindy Weida. Page 175 - Above: Carol Lins and Bill Dawson add laughter to their lunch hour. Below left: ..- Commuter Council Officers: STANDING - Mark Lindholm, Randy Sue Hutchinson, Beth McDaniel, Connie Murphy, pres. SEATED - Mrs. McCurry, adviser. Below right: Debbie Efymow looks over the bake goods before deciding what to buy. Commuter Council 175 . hr A I .-Vi, 4 I :Qi- S . 5 .Z