This picture of Maxine Seggelke has a story behind it. When she swung the bat in a faculty-student game her pants ripped. She was trying to keep things together as she ran for first base. It was 1963. Maxine and her husband Joe were making plans to go to Korea to help with a Radio station that was being planned. They were at the camp in the role of Missionaries. Their plans didn't work out and both of them went to work for LBI (later LCC) in the printing department. They made of go of that department and really blessed the college with their service.
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Maxine Seggelke - 1963
This picture of Maxine Seggelke has a story behind it. When she swung the bat in a faculty-student game her pants ripped. She was trying to keep things together as she ran for first base. It was 1963. Maxine and her husband Joe were making plans to go to Korea to help with a Radio station that was being planned. They were at the camp in the role of Missionaries. Their plans didn't work out and both of them went to work for LBI (later LCC) in the printing department. They made of go of that department and really blessed the college with their service.
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