Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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

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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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PCBs-rs Travel South During the Spring semester break Miss Stewart led a large group of students and faculty on the annual fun-filled trip to Florida. Camp was set up on Anastasia Island and activities included visiting Walt Disney World and Marine Land, sightseeing, sunbathing, cooking over charcoal, and getting together for the evening campfire. The Washington D.C. trip in December was more educational than recreational for lVlr. Crowe and his political science class. Students met with various Christian legislators and their assistants throughout the day to discuss the problems and blessings encountered by Christians who are active in politics. i 1' l Teva: -t,..,,.....4,f. X 84 Washington D.C. Trip ti -. au?