London College of Bible and Missions - Archway Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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Page 42 im jim is a sportsman at heart. Fishing, hockey, baseball and golf are his expensive hobbies. However, this tall, lanky fel- low has a busy schedule which doesn't allow much time for indulgence. On weekends jim busily and happily pastors the small, thriving Evangelical Baptist Church in Blair, Ontario. Already his longing to be a pastor has been partly fulfilled. jim graduated from Grade XIII at Vlaterloo Collegiate and now is in his third year of the B.Th. Pastors Course at L.B.I. When eight years old, jim attended some youth meetings at his home church in Waterloo, Ontario, and there realized his need of a Saviour. Since then he has allowed the Lord free course in his life and as a result was led to L.B.I. jim has been elected to several class executives and this year is president of the graduation banquet committee. This re- sponsible position needs one with the ability to organize and carry out plans -- jim is just the one! On june 6th, 1959, Jim married Louise Johannes. Now as they look to the future together and as they prepare to serve our Lord we are confident that jim's favorite verse will always be a joy to them. Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place. Ogel'

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Ckridfian olgcwlemltila When it was announced that four students would be honoured for their Christian leadership at L.B.I., the stu- dent body asked themselves, What are the requirements in order to be chosen? Who will the four be? Wfho is going to make the choice? Our own faculty carefully considered each student, and pondered and prayed about the ones who should re- ceive this recognition. The choice was dependent not on an outgoing, vivacious personality, nor on academic stand- ing, although this was taken into consideration, but on participation in Christian service and in extra-curricular activities and general contributions to school life. The decision was a difficult one. The final choices in no way indicate favoritism by the faculty. The purpose in originating this honour is to give impetus to students in future years to set higher goals for themselves and to attain greater heights for jesus Christ. The Ambassador staff and faculty desire that the Sfll- dents who received this honour will inspire others to be- come valiant Ambassadors for Jesus Christ. Page 41

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6l,ll,l'2el'l Clfflfey One cannot help but notice Mauteen's sweet smile and soft pink complexion. Her sensitivity to the feelings and needs of others, and her love for the Lord are evident in her actions and words. Since she was a little girl, Maureen has been planning to go to the mission field. Her favorite verse has always been But none of these things move me, neither 'count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy and the ministry which I have received of the Lord Jesus. After finishing Grade XII in Stratford, Maureen entered the Introductory Arts Year at L.B.I. Now about to graduate with a B.R.E. in Religious Education, she is considering a year at Missionary Internship in Detroit before going to the field. During her summers Maureen has led many young people to the Lord at Word of Life Camp in New York. Maureen has been on many student committees during her four years at L.B.I. This year she is president of the girls' dorm- itory, leader of the S.M.F. Jewish prayer group and a member of Students' Council and the Ambassador staff. She also teaches Sunday School and occasionally sings in school and church services. ' We will miss Maureen. Our hearts and prayers follow her as she steps into new realms of service for the Lord. Page 43