Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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180 Students Wives Students ' Wives The Students' Wives Club provided an opportunity for the wives of day school students to get acquainted with each other and to share the common problems and blessings of having a husband in college. They met the first Monday of each month during the school year for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. Of special interest was an ice cream social, pot-luck dinner and get-acquainted night with faculty wives, and a white-elephant exchange. The year was climaxed by a graduation ceremony when wives of graduating seniors received their PHT degree. 36 'Qul--- it .l

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MILESTONE ln order to more efficiently cover the various activities of the school year, the MILESTONE staff was expanded from six to sixteen people. During the summer, family and friends helped to enlarge the office to accommodate everyone. This year each member of the staff combined time and talents to produce an interesting book depicting the history of the school year. 'i 7 Page 178 - Above: SCROLL Advisers Dr. Cawood and Mrs. Okulski. Below: Scroll Staff: THIRD ROW - Gregory Stroup, Darryl Moore, bus. mgr.g Larry Anderson. SECOND ROW - Chris Wickum, Gwen Foster, Bill R. Davis, Nancy Yoder, Bob Wilson. FRONT ROW - Marjorie Jean, editor, Julie Seymour, Mary Brown, Cathy Harner. Page 179 - Above: Randy Sue Hutchinson, MILESTONE editor: Mrs. Goss and Mr. Emery, advisers. Center left: Business Manager Ted Johnson, seated, with Gary Shogren. Center right: MILESTONE photographers Carl Galasso, Keith McKeever, photography editor, Dave Formanek, Bill N. Davis. NOT PICTURED - Earl Hagar. Below: Copy!Layout Editor Cindy Ohner, seated, with MILESTONE section staff. BACK ROW - Bob Wilson, Carol Drumheller, Harry lde, Roberta Jackson, Meribah Sweet, Cindy Weida. FRONT ROW - Jean Yee. MILESTONE 179

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l I Facult Wives Wives of the faculty met several times during the year for fellowship and service to the PCB family. During the fall they furnished cookies for entering dorm students, gave a luncheon honoring Mrs. Douglas B. MacCorkle, and a dinner for the student wives. Pot-luck suppers for all the faculty were held in the spring. Throughout the year they used their prayer chain to speed college family prayer needs. ,4-1 ' ' . ' , f --1 1 .' LN' .X ' ,I f Page 180 - Above: An interesting variety ot dishes makes choices difficult for faculty and students' wives at their annual potluck dinner. Center: Student Wives Officers: Niltha Schloeffel, social chairman: Kathy Swanson, pres.: Janice McNutt, sec.-treas.g Anna Marie Salasin and Diane Wright, telephone chairmen. Below: Students' wives and faculty wives get acquainted before dinner. Page 181 - Above: Mrs. Douglas B. MacCorkle, after the luncheon in her honor, visits with Mrs. Robert Marquardt. Center left: Faculty wives are joined by faculty and staff ladies at their luncheon for Mrs. MacCorkle. Mrs. Ed Childs and Mrs. Ken Benjamin are in the foreground. Center right: Mrs. Dolores McCurry, Mrs. Al Lunde, Mrs. Dan Fiichner, and Miss Joan Borgard at the luncheon. Below: Children play in the improvised nursery in Room R while their mothers attend a Students' Wives meeting. Faculty Wives 181