Midwest Christian College - Conquerors Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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I I I I I I 1 , V' 4 - I February campus couple was Sophomores Nanci Suttle and Ed Brown. ' I 1 , 1 O 'gl' 1. .'. . 'h ff.::!Z'.:. I n - L-' V .., V V -, - rx ,, - I, ., fp ,sq Junior Doug Hinkle and Sophomore Carlene Segroves comprised the March couple. Mx Y I '11 we Apri1's couple-of-the-month was Senior Paul C Freshman Debbie Smith. ole I -r NI ,ll m and

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This book is a celebration, a reminder, and a challenge. Look at its pages and you look down a road you have traveled. Think about what you find within these pages and you might recall one of your life's little pleasures. We can look back on a great accomplishment for the lovely Lord Jesus. Midwest and her students have grown in so many ways. Everyday with Jesus is surely greater than the day before. The life He gives, the love He shares, the gifts He bestows, who can match His tremendous care? Jesus once said., All who listen to my instructions and follow them are wise, like a man who builds his house on solid rock. Though the rain comes in torrents, and the floods rise and the storm winds beat against his house it won't collapse, for it is built on rock. CMat- thew 7:24, 251 He's rightg a life lived in close harmony with Christ will always provide things pleasant to remember!