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

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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

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06111 CL del' Dean flashed a quick contagious smile, Man oh man, he said, the greatest experience in my life was being asked to be Big Brother this year. To introduce all the new students to I.. B.I. was a wonderful thrill. Every since coming to I..B.I. in 1957, Dean has been an ac- tive participator in extra-curricular activities. Being Big Brother was a large assignment and Dean did a wonderfull job of organizing and planning many of the activities. He has been elected to his class executive for three consecutive years and is currently president of the Student Missions Fellowship. His en- thusiasm and tremendous energy are caught by his classmates and soon all are pushing with him toward his goals. Dean, particularly interested in youth work, sponsors an I. S.C.F. group and assists as a Sunuday School teacher. In the summer he substitutes for pastors on vacation as well as carrying on secular work. In this way he can finance his way through school while getting some practical experience. Fear thou not: for I am with thee, be not dismayedg for I am thy Godg I will strengthen theeg yea, I will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness is the verse which has been Dean's mainstay during times of dis- couragement and seeming defeat while at L.B.I. We believe great things are in store for Dean, who is in his second year of the Pastors' Course. We will follow hirn with anticipation and our prayers as he continues on preparing for the Lord's service. Page 45