Florida Bible College - Torch Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1967 volume:

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W1Qirfrw ' ' ,fjigi . 'M'1lfvYp, ' , ' iii -SSW -, , Q ' lm. QV? ' ku , i.. Florida Bible College shall be forever grateful to these rnen of God. Dr. Cliften L. Fowler was the man who first told our President of God's plan of salvation through Jesus Christ. The firm stand that Dr. M. R. DeHaan rnade for the faith, has become a standard that, We pray, everyone of our students shall one day obtain. l Because We ppreeiate Your concern for our College Shown by your efforts To build and to improveg Your interest in the students And your tact And understandingg Your ability to see What is of Worth In the individualg And your life of humility And service, which Has been an inspirationg We dedicate this book to you. sgiwwnf A busy man with a constant drive. card of Trustees A. RAY STANFORD, President. Founder and Director of the Christian Youth Ranchg Pastor of the Grove Community Churchg Director of Greater Miami Youth for Christ, 1950-573 Founder-Director of CYR Confer- ence in Boca Raton since 19525 Instructor, Miami Bible College, 1961-62g Bible Con- ference Speakerg Co-founder and Vice Pres- ident, International Bible Mission. V-. At the Saturday Night Concert in Boca Raton the gospel is given. Mrs. Ray Stanford, Dean of Women, in- c o rn in g Secretary- Treasurer, and co-1a- V borer in the founding of Florida Bible College. Her r ar e qualities, t rich experience and com plete dedica- tion have earned the respect of all. kr ...Kf- Answering Bible questions before Class begins. Watching Dr. Cambron preach is an education in itself. ff MARK G. CAMBRON, Vice Pres- ident. Founder and President of the Seaside Missiong Dean of Tennessee Temple Schools, 1948-59g Assistant to the late W., B. Rileyg Former pastorg Author. RICHARD A. SEYMOUR, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Founder-Director, Soul Winning Seminarsg Editongul Winner'S Dig6Stg'Authorg Secretary- Treasurefie-rnational Bible Mis- siong Answer Man -Truth for Youth Radio Programg Bible Conference Speaker. Rev. Seymour gets his point across with a little humor. Rev. Robert A, Miller Th.B., Midwest Bible College Regi trar Env L E Rev. Miller, former missionary in Cuba and Ecuador, linguist, faithful witness and testimony for the Lord is indeed a beloved teacher and counselor. can of omcn Mrs. Sue Stanford Years of experience in business as an executive secretary, long a favorite Bible teacher for women and youth, plus being a godly wife, mother and grandmother have well- prepared her to provide Wise and loving counsel. if e F, B, C's top team, Dr. and Mrs. Stanford. Helpful hints for heavenly house- keeping and a stern reminder that Mother Miller is W a t c h i n g. Gracia, Muy bien. la Rev. Mark Buddy Dano B,S., Florida Bible College Mrs. Lorraine Miller Calvary Bible College l When the roll is called up yonder we'll be there! He practices what he teaches. z, l,,, ,f K im' , .iw Za-I Rev. A, Lee Stanford B,A,, Florida Bible College Mr. Richard Aaron B,S,, Drexel Institute of Technology M,S,, Institute of Marine Science - University of Miami Wel1, you see I just received this letter from the World Scientific Research Foundation and it says ...I came from a...what'? are men in the ranks who will stay inthe ranks why'P Simply because they 1 E With a grin Mr. Morgan continued, Take it from Sara, there 7 7 ' Af? Af' The training of young minds is an awesome responsibility, for it is during the earliest years of a chi1d's life that he learns most rapidly and forms his habits. Mrs. Mills, our gifted teacher of Child Evangelism, is, We believe, unexcelled in this field. Mrs. Patricia Mills B,A, Tennessee Temple College Teaching Certificate in Secondary and Elementary Education,University of Miami Mr. Raymond A, Morgan B.S,, Wheaton College Graduate Assistant in Dale Carnegie Courses Mrs. Marabel Morgan Mr. Adon C, Taft Miami Bible Institute B,A,, University of Arizonag M,A,, University of Miami Mr. Ernest L, Tomforde A,B, Taylor Universityg , 2 M,A,, Wheaton College Mr. Dana P, Brigham B,B,A,, Northwestern Universityg L.L,B,, Stetson University, College of Law M Ex. , W fx F' Dana Brigham, Professor of Law, makes a legal point with Mike Shaffer after class. i Mu ic in the Air 'HHN ,RUN Mrs. Corabel Morgan Mrs. Ada Soubirou Miami Conservatory of Music Clark Conservatory of Music Miami Conservatory of Music Q tl? Mr. and Mrs. James Greer James, Florida Bible College, 1965- Dolly, G,A,, Florida Bible College Music is a vital part of the fiber of life at Florida Bible College. We attempt to gear all of our music to the needs of the people, The Girls' Trio at left sing at an F,B,C, Concert. - . A-L-,A1zLf:f, is 5 X? is .W M ,W,L,W, -i 4 g M i The Business ffice: erve- Center of the College The Business Office, under the capable direction of Mr. S. Valda Parrish, Office Manager, handles the tremendous flow of work that a young growing college can produce. The office staff has many and Varied responsibilities. Its tasks include the general procedures relative to bookkeeping,cor- respondence, processing of admissions, recording. of per- manent records and grade cards. The Torch salutes the five stalwarts of the office staff for their dedication and thorough execution of the important duties handled by the Nerve-Center . Work for the night is Barbara Roche The Staff 1 Becky Russell .,, 172 B, J, Selstad Doris Cail coming. I mmm, , vm, hw Q . . 4 f 5 , 1 ai .,, iw in S ,..:. H , EK ,. , K f mg H I , I E A n 325, EM .M,,,,1, , as My ,df W2-Q 'W wg R i 5 .W .4 Y. , mfsfwimif -fr . my R K 7 vrmwxvhk fu. 2 W? 31 The Presidential amil The presidential family gathers in the room that, for many years, served as the ChristianYouthRanch meeting room where thousands, including many F, B, C, students,found the Lord as Saviour. Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. CProverbs 2216.3 Faculty - At Work and Play 1 if Q - 'A . Sorry, I don't know the answer to that question, Gil, it's all Banquets are always a highlight of the year Rev. Miller addresses our family , as I 5 Greek to me. You know, Dick, even in Christ's day they couldn't get to Him for the press. V' af 1 T fl asmwzv ,W ,A w,,,,,,..,uw-wwf-0' ER IC ff. . 5 1 2 Q 23: f ' 5' X e M, KW gy: S 33552 as U Z9 uThe Grand-Daddy of Them All , W W, -..- .-1, ible l!ll ali' We1l Done, Good and Faithful Servant is beautifully sung by its composer, Dickie Hill. The Christian Youth Ranch Mike and Bruce sing Peace Like a River The Firehouse Five' Studie The Hand Gesture helps make the gospel crystal clear to all, Doo Hickman sings his Salvation W al kin', Talkin' Blues , and gets some laughs. Wally and Mels put on a skit with a make-believe egg. l 4 Highlight Christian Youth Ranch 'X Rf? -Qs- E., hh hh w K Q 5' Q ,ug-f wc-Q ,.. yi A W ,vm X - , . , ,. 9 lf, 'ff -' QQ I 1 fi ' s 1 'Q H f 3? Q3 4 ISIC IVXQF of the Year: Bible Conference Conference Timel- Every- one looks forward to this time of the year. From the first greeting at the Welcome Refreshment Table to the last goodbye two weeks later, the kids have the time oftheirlives. In + , x, .xxx Vp' 4 ,WQPX v-3 , x. y , ig -7' may One of the things that gives so much spirit to the Conference is each Team's loyalty and drive. , f F sf 4 an H 31 Get Acquainted Night is the first night at Conference. Great personalities from around the world come to entertain the campers. Here King Clark and Queen Bischoff give a masterful presentation, to the delight of all. 1 P T 5 nk me . 'fl Meetings That Are Different The meetings usually start Withthe sounds of the Firehouse Five and company. Afterward, some of the finest Bible teachers available present both the Gospel and other doctrinal truth on the teenagers' level. fa .2 wrzft i Z VH, A Mr' 'Mfg' 5 ,S g, Q , fi i S l nrfqf 1 f- '.f1 fm'vl I F ,Q-w f if 'aww L , A L X l V I X l x I 5 ig 1 , , etut l l ., I KVVV -K K A:V. . AV V H' Dr. Stanford teaches in one of the morning meetings. Many of these young people would never have thought that they could actually enjoy six hours of Bible study each day. They do! There is always room in the Firehouse Five for one more musician to join the group. This opportunity helps to make many of the teenagers feel more at home by giving them a chance to display their talents , Opening meetings in this way has proven to be a most successful method. 1 1 J 1 1 1 l N i 1 41p ,W Wi- 7.7, ,W ,-.W M.- .,,.,,,,,.,, ,V ,t..,-,.. ae- Variety at a aw i Sing a song, Carolyn Carson, sing a song! Kangaroo Kourt takes place on Saturday of eachweek.All kinds of goodies are in store for those who break The Three S's. Would you believe, garlic spray in the hair? - being thrown in the pool? - raw eggs being broken over the head? t u nust go - Head Table! Round the Dining Room you mus go, yo 1 r ng. ,fi y W-f-name! i i 4 - ,- . . Wm., f5wi.Q,.,.,,gL,M, .,., . 5. df . 1 i X , ,y,y Maddening Pace The daily schedule includes: Up at 75 Quiet Time, 7:30g Breakfast, 8g Meetings, 9-12, Lunch at 12, Team Competi- tion, 1-5g Supper, 5:30g Evening Meeting, 7-8g Activities, 8:30- 105 Devotions, lO:30g Lights Out, 11 P.M.g WHEW! T 5 ' A ,V L , ti J . 5. i,g,,...a yu, 42 .ag ,QQQ-u H. . 2 r is 14159 2 5, 5, -ef . WJ-N It is amazing how many people, upon hearing the clear gospel message, respond to God's invi- tation to trust Christ and receive everlasting life. Jesus said, He that believeth on me HATH ever- lasting life. fJohn 6:1175 And Dr. Stanford is always so faithful to present this wonderful message of God's amazing grace. .LIL The Grand Finale: Saturday Night Concert The climax of each week is the Saturday Night Concerts in Bible- town's million dollar auditorium. Parents and friends from all over attend. The kids give testimonies , sing, and play instruments. Then, Dr. Stanford gives the gospel. Chad Woodburn on the cello and Dickie Hill open the meeting at Ernie's. University Study Every inch of Ernie Tomforde's 6'7 frame is dedicated com- pletely to reaching the college- age youth of Miami. Pompano Ranch Mike Otto leads the Pompano Ranch, which meets every Tuesday night. Bible Studies 1 N . 1 ' -' ' 3, f f hm... College Ladies League The College Ladies League meets once a month at the home of Mrs. Richard A. Seymour. Delicious desserts and delica- cies are served as the girls en- joy a time of fellowship. Spe- cial music and testimonies are featured by the students. De- votional and challenging mes- sages are brought by Mrs. Seymour and other Christian Women who serve the Lord in various ministries, with em- phasis upon how women can use their talents to bring glory to the Lord Jesus Christ. ty Miami Shores Ranch Along with the duties of President of the Junior Class, Bruce Porter is also the director of the Miami Shores Youth Ranch, held in the home of the Walkers. Bruce, as always, presents the Gospel. Dickie even trucks in people for his Ranch. Key Largo Ranch Dick Hill directs the Ranch in Key Largo every Monday night. The little home of the Mende's is packed for nearly every meeting. Mike and Bruce make a good team, any time - any where in k asf' Marie Mosher teaches some migrant children. Migrant Missions Wally Montgomery has done an excellent job in heading up the work with the migrant workers. This ministry re- quires much time, patience and love which Wally and his staff give willingly. Hundreds of men, women and chil- dren are reached each month with both the Gospel of Christ and sound Bible teaching. Kathy Zelt helps with her musical ability Mike Shaffer, the Student Body President, teaches. Wide Fields A student who is found quali- fied, may be called on to speak, or possible even to direct aBible study. This particular ministry is an ideal means of reaching to- day's teenagers with the Gospel and it has also proven extremely Valuable as a training ground for those who teach. All ranches are sponsored by the school. of pportunities The list of opportunities to serve the Lord here seems to be endless. There are Bible studies, street meetings, and mission meetings. Students pass out tracts, Witness together and ar- range programs for churches they visit. Many of our students use the new college survey , which seems to be an excellent Way to open conversations about the Lord. Our Chorus often has the privi- lege of presenting the Gospel in both testimony and song. The group sings at different churches , civic clubs, appears on televi- sion, and holds radio concerts. This is an excellent way to serve the Lord through music. It is an instrument that reaches some people who would otherwise possibly never hear a sound gospel message. Informal get-togethers allow a relaxed atmos- phere so that people without Christ feel wanted and at home . At our After Glows Cat rightj singing, testimonies, and food are the ingredients. Bob Poulsen, Ralph Arnold, Doris Cail, and Donna Thompson sing an impromptu number at the Poulsen's home. Of course, the best opportunities of all are the per sonal contacts, as Dr. Stanford has above. ariety of Ways We also have an undefeated touch- football team of five years standing, We have played all comers. Jackie Holmes, top athlete of Miami, is one of those who has trusted Christ. Sports Provide an Open Door to Win Many Athletes to Christ Florida Bible College is a sports-minded school, but sports take aback seat to spiritual things. We use sports as a means toan end - to win athletes to Christ. At left, Dave Wallace jumps during a game. to Spread Music has a way of preparing an audience for the presentation of the gospel. Therefore, F, B, C, attempts to train its students to understand the importance of gearing music to the type of meeting being conducted. Ben Elbe, at left, plays at the begin- ning of a meeting to help assemble the people. And the Girls' Quartet fCaro1, Doris, Cheryl, and Beckyj sing a testimony in song. the Gospel Two very important items in contemporary world evangelism are the use of the printed page, and of course, prayer for laborers for the field. 1 A x za, t A ex ., K, Sometimes the best way to reach people - especially junior high kids - is to have a party. In this case it was a Halloween Party at the BocaBeach House, and the beautiful witches and ghosts doing the sing- ing are Joan Paynter, Marty Riggs, and Kathy Paynter. f ip, - ur Unique Emphasis To call our emphasis unique is in one sense of the word a misnomer, because personal soulwinning ought to be the normal activity of believers. The tragedy is that soulwinning is practic- ally a lost art today. Therefore, it is necessary to put a special emphasis upon personal witnessing. Ayear is de- voted specifically studying how to Win others to Christ, but the emphasis on witnessing is all through the school curriculum. Students are taught to speak of Christ in a natural and friendly way so that people will not be offended by the way the gospel is presented. We are saved to serve. After a Thursday night Ranch meeting Susie Streib explains the gospel to a newly made friend. Some of the most fruitful time for personalwitnessing can be found after gospel meetings. The visitor has already heard the gospel from the speaker, been relaxed by the music, and given a friendly welcome by regular attenders. Each One Won Winning Another One Doo Hickma.n,from Atlanta, Georgia Cbelowb makes a new friend before a meeting, helping the boy to feel right at home. A t HSI' 99113 GI' Reaching One Is the Best Way World Person at a Time to Reach the In Time -ugpw ayne Stanford points to the W Christ said to go into the highways and by ways to reach people for Him. Above, John Allan and Ken Ballard speak to two men in the heart of downtown Miami. Dickie Hill, seeing a Workman resting, redeemed the opportun- ity to reach this man for Christ. 3 ,,,..........w-- M'w ,AM,......-ef-0- 'l'NM ,ap-vi- ' ' uGo ye into all the worldmpreaeh the Gospel to every creature? I X ,g. ,Q A 66 ...the Gospel is the power of God unto salvation... Clark fectly mean young truth. Harshbarger knows per- well that men's opinions nothing, so he gives the girl God's unchangeable M, i I Sandy Lindstrom points to agood salvation verse so the teenager can see it for himself. Tamako uses the Hand Gesture to make the point that Christ has paid for all of our sins. The White Sisters honored us with their singing at a concert. I G ALL KI The extraordinary talents of Art Sims on the guitar are amazing. John Riggs sings, What Will It Be? The Christian Harmonicats blare out with Saints OF MUSIC Dale Druck gives special effects on his accordion. t an 1 1- 61,92 if 3.5 E?i'fjf- 5' . 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Kinds of People XX At a Singspiration, Ben Elbe bangs out a happy tune as all join in and sing. Dave Foltz and Skip Niles play a nice duet on their trumpets Jim and Dolly Greer play the student's favorite - Brighten the Corner . In his own unique way, Dr. Cambron explains the difference between the Jew, the Gentile, and the Church of God. Radio commentator, Larry King, inter- views our President on the Larry King Show, and then listens meditatively as he allows Dr. Stanford to answer his pointed questions. N v ur Faculty The wrath of God abides upon Chovers overj the unbeliever, y Spreads the Word ga , And Dr. Stanford gg answer Larry King's questions - convincingly, lov- ingly, and from the Scripture. Later in the show the radio audience was able to call to ask questions, and answers were clearly given. Rev, Dano shares God's truth at the Men's Meeting of Grove Community Church. Faithful, At the world's largest Kiwanis Club, Dr. Stanford holds up and upholds the Bible. in Season anc Though not a teacher in the College, Attorney Brigham addressed the student body on Being E, F, P, Brigham is dearly beloved by all. After Soldiers of the Cross. It was one of the finest FBC came out victoriously over a law suit, Mr. messages ever delivered in our school. Dut of Season l Rev. Dano gladly sup plies the answers to s tud en t s' questions between classes. In Missions Class, Rev. Miller showshow some heathen natives hang up their victims under the chin. 2 FELLOWSHIP .PA -V,A ' CH PEL : TI E OF REFRESHI G Dr. Kenneth R, Umphrey, Southern Baptist Evangelist and former seminary president, can also be quite a humorist at times. One of the most unique ministries found anywhere is the 'Tel-Evangelism out- reach. Founder - President, Herbert F, Paynter, Sr. explains its operation to the chapel. Q W' Dr. Umphrey explains the advantages of further Christian education to Mike Moore. , , , 'fzawv : -I , sq, P' ,gig xl 2 Kia: x J rasgrea mfg W ., uThe World y --John Wesley l l l V 1 Rev. Miller often says, lf a man is not dedicated to go anywhere, he is not really dedicated. Here Rev. Miller, Lee Stanford and Barbara Roche study a map of the world. X After seeing a film on missionary work in the Bahamas the Dave Shipley and Eddie Williamson find out students are eager to learn how they can help. there are needs on the mission fields all over Q the world. l 72 E L., ' Parish? i A Ralph Arnold opens Missions Chapel with a few words concerning the Missionary Offering. A missionary display table during Mis- sionary Conference. 1 One of God's servants answers important questions about missions from Bob Poulsen, Ha1Ha11er, , and Ben Elbe. I l 1 ' 1 w 1 i 1 I 73 The Ste-:Warts in Chapel Curt Stewart tells of their trip home from Hong Kong. Nancy shares with us experiences about the children. For details of their arrival in the U,S, see pages Together, in Chinese, they sing Isn't He Wonderful? 102-103. 7 14, - r Wally gave a good message in chapel about his work in Pharr, Texas. I-..,,Ag Finally, Rev. Miller gave Wally a money chain from the students. Wally had to pull the chain from Rev. Mil1er's coat pocket. And he pul1ed...and pu1led...and pulled -- until he finally got Q of it outl J' . ,, , Wally Morillo: A W Young Man Who Went uPharr! Then, Miquel Santiago, from Missions Class, presented Wally with a gift. IC F 5575? I . f f mmmmk The Tabernacle From the standpoint of interest, few chapels during the year could beat Rev. Mount's presenta- tion of the Tabernacle. From beginning to end, he had his audience's complete attention as he Went through the materials and meaning of the Tabernacle. , , .,i..-F. f- ' W egg W - ,nl . I 5- - is f Lil ,es 4 we im an 0' Q lie. 5 'J R ev. Mount constructs the Taber- nacle step by step. Every point of the presentation was backed by the support of Scripture. 1 fi An interior view of Rev. Mount's model Tabernacle. 4 E V -W S S wait Mt. 1 After the chapel the students gather around to take a closer look. . -i f S!!! . W . if In the Wilderness The Brazen Altar, an important part ofJewish worship in Old Testament days. Faces Faces Faces Faces reflect the joy and happiness that comes with a life of obedience to Christ. A merry heart maketh acheer- ful countenance. One ofthe most attrac- tive elements at FBC to those who visit the school is the real genuine happiness of the students and faculty. Jesus said, These things have I spoken unto you that your joy might be full... Faces Also Reflect when we meditate on God's Word, l ...listen intently to a speaker, r ...think of K The Serious Moments the needs of the World and pondering those things that are going to count for Eternity. As Ted Fogle skips down the aisle, he sings Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam. Later in Dr. Stanford's life, he raced motorcycles. Don Hardesty acts out this adven- turesome time of life. The part of Dr. Stanford's life that we hear the most about is his flying days as a pilot of a B-24 Bomber in World War II. Mike Shaffer does a very con- vincing job impersonating a pilot. This Is Your Life, Dr. Stanford - i On December 9, 1966, Dr. Stanford c el e b r at e d his 50th Birthday. The St u d e nt s and Faculty surprised him with a l skit depicting Various parts of his life, and a party after the skit. my . ffs,,,5f1,3ifwiaii-f w Lmzfiwzaiaiivi121:-f fi :ff,m:w-is'xz.m:: I l Some years after World War Il, Dr. Stanford went into youth work, and founded the Christian Youth Ranch. Tom Croley shows us one of the things a man must do to reach teenagers. As the students who were acting out Dr. Stanford's life carne into the auditorium, the rest of the student body and faculty bowled with laughter. But, Dr. Stanford enjoyed it most. Probably the best perfor- mance was by Kaye Jones and Ben Elbe in depicting Dr. and Mrs. Stanford in the future. i On Your 50th Birthday Dr. Stanford, the preacher, as portrayed by Chad Woodburn. At the party the school presented Dr. Stanford with an easy chair. Here Don A ppl e ton congratulates him. 4? aa, 'fr if A UMN 15 Dick Haynes, Child Evangelism Director of QT Orange County, Florida, demonstrates an object lesson. fit' At one of our concerts Rev. Jack Busey and his wife Bonnie paid us a visit. Jack pastors a church in the North Miami area. Rev.andMrs.RickDeJesus getribbedduringoneof their visits Rev. Buford Adams gives his testimony during an old- to our chapel, They head up the Teen Ranches in Orlando. timers Ranch meeting. He and his wife, Babs, are doing an excellent job with the Atlanta Ranch. Laborers Together With God. Genial Tom Davis C653 is Founder - President ofWord of Truth. He also began theKey Largo Ranch. i ev. Hank Lindstrom explains how he knows the Bible is God's ord to over four hundred young people at the CYR Conference n Boca Raton. Hank directs the Tampa Ranch under Truth for outh. i X +15 Before returning to his work in Pharr, Texas with his new bride, Jayne, Wally Morillo stops to chat with Marie Mosher. ACADEMICS ' ,Q 51 A ,1 12 1 M X-5 W Q 1 Q5 . 3. ,.,.,...., wr, , 73,,A,g:u-Ystwgii--31' , L 1 S. wr' :fm if L.:xHi My UVM 4 jim 1 Q A - -1 msgzgw l H f - ew 'FW . Lf,. , 1L.Lh.,. LH V ,Q - -n:mm.W.P' ,E an , is , ,swfgaf '-zwwmgfm: K, f' 'fg4gi4g,fg,253g5Qf- fm-Sfiii'-with , ,,: H1 -xfgiag-uw wg? nazi? 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As you fill out your forms, get your books, and compare your schedule with that of your friends, the excitement of finally being here grips you. You've made it! Registration x. X x -my .f M Becky Russell is happy to take moneyfromDick Let's see, which of these rules doesn't apply Darlington. to me. 4 w w Checking over the Daily Class Schedule. Evening School Hows Laymen Mr. Luther Wilson registers for his evening classes with Rev. Morillo. Dr. Cambron teaches his first hour class on Tuesday evening: Beliefs That Matter. To Receive Training in odis Word .dvd ,, N-.:v ' 4595 was in During Chapel, Dr. Stanford makes announcements and advertises Christian books that are available in the Schoo1's Business Office, wewQie We Are Encouraged to Diligently Study God's Word Gn Our Own ff! vw I nv .hs Km in I ...IZ in, 1 1 Quwq, I gm ki A :E fl 4 ., QQ, .bk , l ,, be I : ,il 1 , 1: The Library 1 Source of Knowledge 5 ee ?e 5 K t t Ev Q is 8 mg E! l at '-.- 11, 5 e l i Geel 4 5 -wr .4 Q , . g I V , Q is c e e e t o e Z Academically Llbrarian, Mrs. E. R, Patterson, helps J1m Greer check out a book. A Better Than Its LIBRARY John Allan, Mrs. Patterson's Assistant, sticks labels in the back of some new books. If Cheryl Latham's ability to make punch is as good as her ability to print signs, Watch Out! I Wonder if Mike is watching to see what a good job I'm doing?! Practical Kinds The Car Wash Mike Otto and Lee Patton sh everyone how it's done. Of Training itll... Lai-ui Q l Ralph Arnold stamps names on Bibles at CYR Conference. One nice thing about Wisconsin, there are no hurricanes to clean up after! Get your sweatshirts and FBC banners While they last! L Learning by Doing Thom Hightower, Hea gives a pep-talk to stu Dennis Patterson, Doug Walker, and Ted Fogle learn what is involved in printing your own book, as they collate pages for the Handbook of Personal Evangelisnl. 5 Mike Otto and Don Hardesty keep the beat moving. d of Yearbook Advertising, dent body about selling ads. i rm Ml 'N-mfg... ...ff-Wfaf' sn... 1 I f g , NM--uw-M, .Nun '-1. M, uWhat You Donlt Use, You Lose. Bruce Porter uses as many musicians as he C311 at his Miami ShoresBible study. This way others learn how the work is done. Phil Keifer, accompanied by Bill Eggleston and Mike Eaton, sings his testimony at the University Bible Study. Ernie Tomforde, explains and demonstrateshow to use the Survey of Contemporary Biblical Knowl- edge in reaching college students for Christ, Y ! 1 lOO nl s N .. Q in s- 1 f ,+L -.H :, is , in ff -me wt Wi' Ron Von Behren is Director ofthe Ft. Lauderdale Ranch Doo Hickman, composer of the F, B, C, under Truth for Youth, and does an outstanding job. School Song, sings a special at Ranch. QM tix The Girls' Quartet CCaro1 Reynolds, Doris Cail, Cheryl The same night John Riggs closed the Latham, and Becky Russellb sing during Talent Night. evening's talent with How Big ls God? DeAnne Wilkerson explains the Am I Going to Heaven? tract to a young man after a Bible study. Mike Otto and Kaye Jones sing every- body's favorite, Jesus and Me. 101 102 I M' No event of the entire 1966-67 year was so moving as the Hong Kong for four years and were returning to the homecoming of Curt and Nancy Stewart. They had been in United States for a year's furlough. Welcoming Missionaries Home 6 6 i 6 . egg f ci.. 9. f The F,B,C, students and faculty turned in sight. We sang choruses, patriotic out en masse. We arrived at the port songs, and witnessed to other visitors at 5:00 A,M, before the ship was even at the port. iw-we F E ,if M, A 5, R e 4 fm X f ggi3sv,z:m..' i- :wx 1, - , N fr 255,554 A A ssl i f ,X .Q shawl! br it ,ELM M K an f 1 c , A sg 1 Finally, the ship came into sight It seemed to be moving so slowly. As it came closer, we could see four tiny figures at the top of the ship. It was the Stewartsl 4 Z U :wma A. fjxiilliii Anffi 951, i who A623 5 W, .,N, ,l,,s, 21 -'-'r +- 20 af 5 1 i . , , 1, A I X ,Q Q, g A ? n 3 Vs 455 sll, - A V? za, I a L . fi s - - .... all , ' E 'i35 ff'w , V Nancy's father had astroke and had to be given oxygen. So, the Custom's Officials letNancy and Curtleave the ship long before anyone else, it as i xi -fit ii. f: z ,zzz H 1' ,Q fc, K if 55, -M I sie 2 Q: f 1 Passengers on board ship lined the rails in mute silenceg many weptg some prayed. Never had they seen a reception like this for anyone. After the Stewarts were off ship, Curt took the microphone and gave the gospel to the hundreds of folks back on ship. It was quite a day. P NTA1 104 Florida Bible College Mr. Roy Davis of Boca Raton directs the control room. Dr. Stanford gives The Spokesmen The Spokesmen: Bruce Lynam, the signal to begin singing. Bruce Porter, Dave Shipley, and Mike Otto. akes A Recording Mike and Bruce sing Let Me See This World, Dear Lord, Through Your Eyes . The F,B,C, Trio CKathy, Patti, and I Jaynej sing Haven of Rest . Q , N J, B' AF is ,e is J Jim a.nd Dolly Greer go over some points with Mr. Davis. 105 -id' End of the V 'W X s ' 'W-.W i j-we N i,, I H' 106 Some play their guitars and everyone sings along. 'Uk 'K Q Dickie Hill sings a special number. Year Beach Party K Digg, Mike Shaffer gives the plan of salvation to the beach crowd. Mrs. Louise Hackney witnesses to a young lady who was attracted by the singing. 107 2 ig 4? ur Fifth Dana Brigham spoke to the more than four hundred people at the Miami Women's Club. Ernie Tomforde spoke of his thankfulness to the Lord Rev. Dano shared a few choice thoughts from God's Word. for being a part of Florida Bible College. Annual Banquet S: W I. liar V , V any Mike and Kaye sang The Love of God . V? K' X , Dickie Hill sang The Heavenly City 109 It as 110 Q Who could ever forget Mr. Brigham's stirring chapel message? The newest Ranch became an instant success because of the careful, prayerful planning of Lee Patton, above. gf QM '. ', -'rf f , Rev. Dano's model Tabernacle seems to symbolize his great knowledge of Old Testament truths. Things That Live On Though The Year Is Over There was this dog that stayed in front of the school for weeksg Carol Crawford and Gregg Lloyd seem to have adopted him as a mascot. if I Max Alt's unique testimony of volunteering for duty in Viet Nam just so he could witness, will never be forgotton. Here he shares his faith in Christ to a group of sailors. The greatest Status Symbol of all Rev. Miller's Tiger in His Tank! Iiiiaf mg: , f ,W Sometimes the most common things are taken for granted. Would you believe, Jim Greer's fine song leading at the beginning of chapels? Us-iii We will always re- member Sunny Florida , won't we? 112 TUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICER Q it ki- Michael D, Shaffer - Robert G, Wright - Carol Reynolds - Wallace M, Montgomery III President: Michael D. Shaffer Vice President: Robert G. Wright Secretary: Carol Reynolds Treasurer: Wallace M. Montgomery III FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Steve K M111er Patricia K. Stanford - R, Donald Hardesty Pres1dent Steve K. Miller V108 Presldent R Donald Hardesty Secretary Treasurer Patr1c1a K. Stanford 113 114 Maurice E, Alt Ann V, Banks Timothy Braemer J, Thomas Croley M, Rosie Anderson Have A F- -- - -- -- -- 1 i W Angel P, Crosas, Jr. Joseph W, Darlington Goal to btain n i if 6 Lillian H, Darlington Louis Edward DeBee, Jr. Dale A, Druck I, Ray Dukes 115 -2 116 Dona L, Dunham Carolyn Dyer James A, Eschke Patricia A, Evans Ted Fogle David A, Foltz Carol A, Fooshe Lamar R, Forbes Susan Gesser Ellen L, Giles Othoniel Ginard Donna A, Grannis 117 Richard C, Haley Pamela Haley Samuel C, Haney Michael Hansinger R, Donald Hardesty Leigh D. Hedrick Thomas A, Hightower William J, Hollie Billie A, Johnson R. Michael Johnson Robert J, Johnston Thomas W. Johnstone 119 .i 2 Yi i 120 Christine Kahlkopf Ralph L, Hall, Jr. Patricia A, Lees Sandra J, Lindstrom Sandra M, Kidd it 'Y za The Lord i ..J0' H--V My Shepherd JF if ay McDuffie Steven G. Michaelson Judianne Miller Steve K, Miller John P, Montgomery 121 122 Nancy J, Morgen Martha Morrison Ronald K, Murray Gail Myer Quentin R, Niles, Jr Joanne Pankratz Dale W, Parker David L, Parramore R, Dennis Patterson Marsha R, Patton Marcos A, Ramos John T, Riggs 124 A1111 P, Safford Carol R, Sagers John H, Sagers Thais R, San Juan E, J, Saylor Jane E, Selstad Margaret L, Sempier Robert J, Sonnet Nancy J, Stanford Patricia K, Stanford Connie E, Sullivan Nancy EI, Sweet as .Z.'f?' ff Shui Sharon Taber Pamela Thomas Word Shall Donna J, Thompson Terryl L, Turner J. Larry Tuten Judith Van Rider I 4 T T , of Douglas H, Walker David R, Wallace ot Pass Away Kathleen E, Warnock Brenda M, Watford Valerie J, Watson Sondra L, Weber Dolly L, Davenport Louise Hackney Charles Hackney Richard Rodriquez Miguel Santiago Elise L, Whitworth Edwin R, Williamson, Jr DeAnne Wilkerson Vicki Williams James A, Woodhead C, David Wright Suesan Wright 130 At informal get-to-gether after a regular meeting, Zona Torgrude sings I've Got a Reason Now For Living . Freshman Ann Martin sings Look to Calvary They never told me that 'Car Washing 101' was part of the curriculum. 5 it ,I i W x S Freshmen learn to eat- especially when it's free. xii '3 -,: At Freshmen Costume Party Dickie Hill is Mexican hillbilly, as Doo Hickman, John Van Rider, Sam Haney, and Judy Van Rider look on. 131 132 OPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: ...Q . ,Q A ,,., np., rw. I Q. - K, --.,,.w,, ' any .1.wv,,:w,xg5w. ., K ,,.,, ' f 'M' 5' I ,.,, , 125 13 ' -f-f-f , . ,.v, if .M C. Michael Otto Ronald A. Sempier L. Kaye Jones Edward F. Weber John H. Allan Kenneth R, Ballard Eileen Beam Lawrence J, Bennink Joel S, Bibey Doris L, Cail 133 Patsy J, Crews M, Leigh Crozier Sharon P, Dale Richard H, Darlington Jeffrey C, Davidson Carol J, Delvic Prudence L, Douglas P, Daniel Dugan Joyce F, Gentry Gayle Glover Clark P, Harshbarger L, Kaye Jones 135 Philip H, Keifer Phyllis G, Keifer Harry C, Kenney Larry D, Lashbrook Tamako Matsuoka Kirk McDowell Tony Mirabella Robert M, Miller Marie A, Mosher Ernest S, Nofal Jane R, Ormsby Joanne R, Ormsby L -J 1 138 C, Michael Otto Rebecca A, Russell Ronald A, Sempier Herbert W, Shafer Janet A, Palermo William D, Peoples Chri t i Ever Present J, David Vaughters Richard I, Warnock Edward F, Weber Helen J, Widmer 139 x 2 What a Great Year This H Been 141 142 JUNIOR CLASS GFFICERS President: Bruce E. Porter V106 Presldent Ralph W. Arnold Secretary Jayne S. Morillo Treasurer Ronald C Von Behren Patricia L, Baldwin Betty V, Ballard Gary R, Chatfield M, Katherene Dugan , 5,13 'sfk :1wz:a1::s sw- - -U 1 V, -.wh ai -, ,,.,,,.,f,,,2Qi,, fm ga, x ff i Qelliggfkgffgfigx, x K' f1:Qs21gs2f1f?55Hsg . , . gs1zg5,fss?bi2sfQlc: weigh . , 2 9351 Cheryl J, Latham Gregory W, Lloyd 143 144 Michael L, Moore Edwin L, Morgen Jayne S, Morillo W, Lee Patton, Jr. Kathleen E, Paynter Bruce E, Porter Robert W, Poulsen, Sr Carol A, Reynolds Arthur T, Sims Judith R, Sloan Ronald C, Von Behren 146 SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS 2 w .1 X 1 , ii S 1 5 I ff 5 1 Q 2 5 I Presldent Benjamin N. Darlington, Jr. V108 Presldentz Gilman L. Weber, Jr. Secretary Linda N. Cressy Treasurer Benjamin J. Elbe William C, Eggleston Benjamin J, Elbe Linda N, Cressy Benjamin N, Darlington, Jr. John H, Franklin Grady B, Luke 147 Wallace M, Montgomery III Daniel M, Mosher John P, Pratt, Sr. Martha R, Riggs Michael D, Shaffer Gilman L, Weber, Jr. spggfgq A 5 : ww f .qw A , S K wg, New 3 'ww mggm V ,mu 4,3555 A Q2 1-M X , :v Mgt? 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Dennis R, Burgess Gary S, Carrigan D Carol R, Crawford Diane E, Davis Judy R, Dillard Gayle Y, Lambert Larry McClure is Life Bruce W, Mittauer Barbara A, Motzer f .l . A 1 ,1- 153 Mary Joyce Murray Patricia L, P atterson Roger E, Post Roberta Tillotson Juan A, Toranzo Dorothy Whittaker . . Jacquelyn E, Windham Paul D, Williams N0 PA RK Bum Linda M, Boggio s 'NG L PL , if l w i 4, LW! fit M ,wa 9 G74 ' hi ,F A...-f 155 ADVERTISEMENTS ld! 'Sis 'Fx CQQ662 INTERNATIONAL BIBLE MISSION 2100 South Dixie Highway Miami, Florida 33133 Training Heralds of the Gospel - and sending them around the world. Rev. Robert A, Miller, President BUY CONFIDENTLY WHERE YOU KNOW SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED Y O U! In purchasing a major item like a piano or an organ you naturally want assurance that you are buying from the most reliable of dealers. 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P,O, Box 146 North Miami Beach, Florida Mark G, Cambron, President Dr, A, Ray Stanford, Sec, - Treasurer Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.: they shall prosper that love thee, qPsalm 122:63 HARPE FIVE AND TEN ERNIE'S II Tim. 2:2 1 CENT STORE T 3067 Grand Avenue Coconut Grove, Florida Congratulations Seniors 443-6341 Rodney Harpe , Gwner University Bible Study Every Saturday Night 8400 Southwest 5B Street Miami, Florida Grove Community Church by ,W 2100 South Dixie Highway Miami, Florida 448-2868 Dr. A, Ray Stanford, Pastor Sunday School , , , 9:45 A M, Morning Service ,,,,, 11:00 M, Evening Fellowship Evening Service , , Wednesday Service , 6:30 7:30 7:30 M M. 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Nswvomc 4, PHILADELPHIA f Pfowaewce M lboume Is this any way to run an airline? aosmn You bet it is. NEW Bammore f wAsHlNc1uN I Rwchmond SAN Emgglsco Newport News!Hamptom Talmhassee NWTOW Pm1amaCLty CVWWGSTOU LAS VEGAS PHIIRAACSLH Savannah LOS ANGELES NEW ORLEANS O LA Daytona Beach Long Beam 1AcKsoNvlLLE we Kennedy 9 L , X Housmn PM Beauh Q SHWSEO - I 1AMPAfsr Pemergnufg lefNaf10Iw C4eaLw,1LwLaAe1aAL1 MIAMIXH Lauderdaie Coastto coast to Coast Sarasotafiirademorwfft Myels Key West 167 CORAL GABLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 00 Miracle Mile C ral Gables, Florida T CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Q M TRUTH gt FUR C1 W A A V YOUTH FRED J. BISCHOFF PRESIDENT Q YOUTH RANCHES Ft. Lauderdale St. Petersburg Tampa 0 BROADCASTING 9 LITERATURE I EVANGELISM jmammggi 4 BARBERS Bradshaw's Barber Shop Modern Styles Hours- 2344 S,W, 32nd Ave. 8:30 - 6:00 Miami, Florida 51 il' . f my f U I R K rk Washington Bible College 1441 Rhode Island Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20005 Forever O LORD th Word is , , Y settled in heaven. Psalm 119:89 GEORGE A. MILES, President Accredited Member of ACCREDITING ASSOCIATION OF BIBLE COLLEGES Graduate Division Capital Bible Seminary 169 170 Banquet 81 Meeting Room Facilities Zeman's Restaurant Home Of Fine Dining Seafood, Steaks, Chicken 1825 N.E. l63rd St. No. Miami Beach, Florida Telephone 945-O273 Compliments of Hal Rhea BIBLE CENTER Phone 665-2461 Bibles, Christian Books, Cards Church Supplies, Gifts gl Music 5758 Sunset Drive 5740 Sunset Drive South Miami, Florida 33143 'va Mrs. Carol Seymour, the faithful Secretary of Dr. Stanford, has been with him since before the school was founded. She relieves our President of many pressing details of his office. 172 Looking Back...? ...Only to gain new strength from past trials, to learn lasting lessons from past failures, to take heart from past victories. Primarily, though, WE LOOK FORWARD. We know Who holds our future and are joyfully anticipating God working out His will in our lives. WE LOOK AROUND us, and realize that this genera- tion we live in must be reached with the gospel of Christ. We cannot rest in what others have done before us. There is so much to do now, and too few to do it, so great a har- vest and so few laborers, so many open doors, and so little time. So, WE LOOK UP! The answer to this world's problems does not lie in new political reforms, church councils, finer educational programs, better living conditions, now in any- thing of this world. Things will not be wholly set right until The Lord Jesus Christ comes again to rule and reign. Until that great event takes place men will be saying, Peace, Peace, but there will be no peace. If you, dear reader, do not have the peace of knowing you are going to heaven when you die, why not believe God's Word right now - about Himself, about yourself, and about the way to heaven? ABOUT GOD - Thou art not a God that hath pleasure in wickedness: neither shall evil dwell with Thee. tPsalm 5:45 - THERE IS NO SIN IN HEAVEN. ABOUT YOURSELF - For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. fRomans 3:23p - None of us are perfect, so none of us can go to heaven the way we are. But ABOUT THE WAY TO HEAVEN - For God so loved the world tyou includedj that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever Qyou, againl believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. fJohn 3:l6J - YOU CAN HAVE ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN BY TRUSTINGCHRIST AS YOUR SAVIOUR. 173 WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A