Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Wforlang Pays Off Job hunting was a relatively easy task for a PCB student. Practically all the departments of the school required some student help. Hours were arranged according to individual schedules. Outside the school, a rapport existed between students and local businesses, which provided adequate job opportunities. Baby-sitting was a standard line of work. Other iobs included everything from attending parking lots to making Saxophone straps. U f 5 'HU Im ' 1 l 1 V1 'G l -67' 1 , fi . I? ' 82 Student Employment X

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any X 5, ,V V U- f. - Page 80 - Above left: Students applaud the decision to relocate the college. Above right: lVlr Tom Childs explains the content of his report on campus long-range planning. Below: Board Chairman James P. MacLean addresses the students in chapel. Page 81 - Above: During the Day of Prayer, Nlr, Nlarquardt aids students in praying more effectively concerning a new location for PCB, A Center left: Fluth Davie and Dan Steyne participate in prayer. Center right: lVlr. Nlorrison, Below: Students separate into groups of six to pray. Day of Prayer 81

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5 4 A V l ...Inv ,- l 1 r. f .1259 ' U E A fair - A 'V-. . T . Y -- - ' F 411,91 ,w5i'n'w my -4, ,E -lc . Page 82 - Above left: At the snack shop register is Linda Lafferty. Above right: Gary Lavine works as a waiter during a college banquet. Below: Brent McNamara works in the bookstore office. Page 83 - Above: Stacks of glasses are carried tothe cafeteria line by Ruth Stanley. Center left: Fluth Stanley and Cathy lvlcGriff in the dishroom, Center right: Meredith Harper is employed as a cook. Below: Charles Hadden is a part of the maintenance department. Student Employment 83