Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Fruit For the Master was the theme of the tradi- tional Junior-Senior Banquet held this year in honor of the seniors at the Thunderbird Restaurant. During a delicious steak dinner, a program of vocal and instru- mental music, a skit, and projected candid pictures of the seniors provided both humor and inspiration. An un- usual anointing was sensed as the guest speaker. Rev. James Lumpkin, Harvestime Director, spoke about the need for spiritual revolution in the lives of all Chris- tians to bring about a change in the world. ReVo James Lumpkin Banquet speaker 9 V , Guests enjoy mouth-watering steak dinner. Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Nigh harmonize on Nothing but Leaves.

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FALL Linda Sargent, Gary Nepstad, and Sandra Nepstad ' entertaining with song BANQUET Melodies of Majesty were heard as guests arrived at the Fall Banquet, held at the beautifully decorated Speck Restaurant. During a delicious meal of Kentucky Fried Chicken the guests enjoyed several musical melodies, including a majestic arrangement by the college orchestra. Rev. Orion Gleason climaxed the evening withamessage reminding us of the melodies put in our hearts by the King Majestic. The song, I ' ve Got a Long Way to Go to Be Like My Lord, which he sang in closing his message left anechothatmade us strive to be like our Great Example. Emcee Roger Yadon with Colonel Sanders! Linda Eide and Rich Schaffer anticipating fried chicken

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LOCAL CHURCHES REV. AND MRS. JAMES E. ROAM First United Pentecostal Church Portland, Oregon REV. AND MRS. C. M. YADON United Pentecostal Church Vancouver, Washington The local church being an important part of college life, each student was given the opportunity to choose one of the five UPC churches in the Portland area as his church home. Here he was given the privilege of putting into practice those things which he had learned in his classes.