San Jose Bible College - Victor Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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THE WORK OF ALPHA SIGMA TAU BEGAN WITH AN IMPRES SIVE INSTALLATION AT THE HOME OF MR AND MRS ROY RICKARD alpha slgma tau Another Important phase of womanhood on the SJBC campus as membership In Alpha Sugma Tau This organization IS open to all unmarried women an the school and ut meets regularly once a month durmg the school term The meetrngs are centered around special guest speakers and devotions from the members themselves Whatever the case each meeting IS filled wrth fellowship and lnsplratlon which can only be attalnecl from a group of devoted women workrng for Christ Their mayor actlvlty of the year was the sponsor ship of Christian Womens Week In November whose speaker was Mrs Don Meyer THE GIRLS ENJOYED A PARTY IN JANUARY WHEN SECRET SISTERS WERE REVEALED l - . I ' I . . . , . I I 'I rf '- ' .' '-if , it t l If I 1 . f 7-

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, 1 r ' 'sf il J i E5 LOWELL UHLIG, BILL REID, TERRY BUTLER, AND RICK HAI-IN. quartet Just four fellows singing for The Lord-This is The SJBC men's quartet. For The past few years The College has been blessed wiTh a group of men whose voices were appropriate for such singing. This year the quartet is composed of Lowell Uhlig, Bill Reid, Terry Butler, and Rick Hahn. They have sung ing local churches, at youth rallies, and ai special College sponsored programs such as The Conference on Evangelism and Crossbearer's Crusade. MORNING, AFTERNOON, AND NIGHT THE QUARTET PRAC TICED FOR THEIR ENGAGEMENTS.

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BOB LENTZ CBRAZIIJ GENE FEASTER AND BOB LENTZ lightkeepers Sending the light of God to all nations is the bind- ing interest of the members ot Lightkeepers. Their interest is not just a passive, casual acquaintance with missionaries who are in the foreign fields. Many of the members have themselves been, or soon will be, missionaries. Alaska is an area that has come close to SJBC students through the work of Gary Fraley, Bob Lentz, and Bobbie Jean Osborn. Each has com- pleted work there. De and Harry Douglass are presently in Dillingham. Doug Collins, Bobbie Osborn, Judie Peterson, and Ron Elerick plan to serve there this summer. Brazil is an expanding field that will be the three- month home ot Bob Lentz as he labors with Lou Cass, an SJBC graduate, this summer. Joyce Brat- ton's plans are including a summer of service in Hawaii. Fritz Mauritz may travel to Mexico in spreading the Gospel. The ever growing work of the Southern Rhodesian Christian Mission is the area which Sara Hewitt has chosen. She will work in the modern, new hospital in Mishoko. As the ettort and work of Lightkeepers grows, many more people will know the Lord.