Western Bible College - Lives Aglow Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1965 volume:

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But when we feed on the Word and see the righteousness of God as revealed therein, we realize that we are undone. We discover that in the flesh dwelleth no good thing. Only by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ can we have the righteousness which is required by Cod. Only by feeding on His Word can we live a life that is acceptable to I-lim. The personal pronoun I must be set aside. Instead of exalting self, we must exalt Christ. This is accomplished as we allow the Word of Christ to dwell in us richly. The Bible gives the instruction so that we can perform that which is pleasing to Cod. In the admonition given in Eph. 4:l, we are commanded to walk worthy of the vocation where-with we are called. The word worthy is aXios in the original. This word suggests the idea of weighing one thing against another. The life we live each day should weigh as much as the profession which we make. This same word is also found in Col. l:lO and in Rom. l:l8. The Word will produce this balance in our lives. Our desire for the Class of '65 is that you may continue in the things which you have learned, daily increasing your knowledge of the Bible, and walking according to the instructions Cod has given. This will insure your success in the Lord's service. --PRESIDENT CARL C. HARDWOOD JR. Mr. Art Barr Miss Elsie Fick Mr. Ronald Merryman Mr Wesley Phillips Vice Pres. Instructor: Dean of Students Instructor Instructor: Bible Instructor: Bible Bible Greek, Bible Mrs. Nettie Miller Mr. Ray Ransom Instructor: Mr. Jessie Miller Instructor Instructor: Missions Instructor: Christian Ed Bible Missions FACULTY Mr. Carl Zwart Instructor: Music anna Mr. Robert Benson Business Manager Mr. Dave Hatch Maintenance 2. ' ,rf ' Q ' M3 ' gf. - ,4.-1 ga. .5 - -gf, . ., ,. fl' Q 1. 7? E ., X Y if yin , X f ' y r 1 , -- H Mrs. Peggy Benson Secretary Mrs. Bonnetta Hummel Dorm Supervisor Mrs. Art Barr Cook Miss. Helen Fick Mrs. Mildred Cashier Harwood Mgr. Book Store Miss. Della Mae Keran Mrs. Esther Spicer Cook Cook TAFF X Arleigh H. Bee Fort Collins, B.A. Matthew 6:33 Colorado Helen E. Campbell Palmer, Nebraska Psalm 13.6 Finasa V. Babili Congo, Africa Diploma Psalm 51:10, 15 Barbara A. Grimm Bennett, Colorado Psalm 91.2 Jerry Worthley Igloo, South Dakota Galatians 6:9 Bob Garcia Sa uache Colorado g f Diploma John 15:8 Robert R. Harmon Lamar, Nebraska Diploma Philippians 4:9 Carol S. Tidyman Maywood, Nebraska Diploma Psalm l26:3 Fred W. Pults Pueblo, Colorado Diploma Philippians 3: 10 Lemuel M, Morgan Columbus, Georgia Diploma Psalm 3724, 5 Z Tfufii? ,I 'rw ,, 4 ix, all ,4,.J .,, I , . :--.Q . 'L 4' if ?zt S41i 'Q -A-f:5f'i,:f'344 I-5,3 f .ff 6. 'I P . .1 ,- A -143.5 2:--4'1f.L yfgzin' , U ,., ,. 15.191-Q1 FF 535124111 idyfggggg 213- 55.3-Q '512'N:Y1'J? vgfi 54.-42 4' is if-iP+.'LW5 - -- 1+ -, ,flxfff ff? .51-, ..' 1- ,vilfb ,AM '42f1:5!'fiH 7Ff4 Z1if:: QV- . ' Q D un. 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Gwin Mt. Sidney, Virginia Second Year Charles Dyk Manhattan, Montana First Year Daniel F. Gee Rossville, Kansas First Year 7, David L. Hildebrandt Dwight L. Hagee Denver, Colorado First Year Emanuel Haynes Robstown, Texas Second Year Shelby, Iowa :E: 1 V . Second Year Sharron G. Johnson V' ' Merriam, Kansas First Year Bill Irons Arvada, Colorado First Year Iola A, Keever Sterling, Colorado Second Year it-. X wr im? . . . L X , M ff Q Mabel Hatch Tryon, Nebraska First Year Don M. Hatch Tryon, Nebraska Second Year T im? 's.?,,X. 15 Merrill R. Mahloch Gothenburg, Nebraska First Year Daniel Merilatt Cortez, Colorado Third Year Clarice Marshall McCoy, Colorado First Year Virgil F. Marshall McCoy, Colorado First Year Reginald A. Kemp, Bristol, Vermont Second Year Allen I-I. Koci Topeka, Kansas Second Year S Norman D. Leonard Canfield, Ohio First Year Pauline McDowell Pueblo, Colorado Fourth Year Eunice E. Mulberry Mt. Clemens, Michigan First Year Roy A. Newton Valentine, Nebraska First Year Jewel Packard Walsh, Colorado Second Year Charles E. Schofield Stafford Springs, Connecticut Third Year Bill B. Matney Fort Collins, Colorado First Year Neil Matney Fort Collins, Colorado First Year Anne Miller Littleton, Colorado First Year Marjorie L. Morgan Forestville, New York First Year Tino' .--- S, Q-LZ!! Kenneth G. Slape McCoy, Colorado First Year Sherry Slape McCoy, Colorado First Year an Kenosha Wisconsin Second Year J. Ralyn Rasmussen 3 E ' 'if M . 4 I 3 do Theodora Scovel Denver, Colorado First Year Janet R. Segelke Pueblo, Colorado Third Year Sharon Stevens Denver, Colorado Second Year Kison Taylor Lakewood, Colorado First Year Karen S. Wagner Rifle, Colorado First Year Del E. Wheeler North Platte, Nebraska First Year Second Semester Students ll' ,gf Phyllis Cambra Bessie Natatches Janet Roderick Carol Brown Rock Springs, Rock Point, Bayard, Nebraska CHIHDO, Colorado Wyoming Arizona Duncan Wilkie Denver, Colorado Wilma Leonard Canfield, 01110 N O T P I C T U Francis, Kemp Baldwin Park, California Robert Gartrell Denver, Colorado William Bennett Denver, Colorado 4 I , A-:fg:?:I7:5If' '5 I i Prayer Chain K '.'.: '-333.2-3. ' , ',.-,4. ss an ne inns . x 'P t 1- -' it ' WG A 2 1' South American Prayer Band Wycliffe Prayer Band 6 J Jerry hoisting our 64-65 Mission Goal poster Servicernen's Prayer Band vox 2 PRHYER BEND North American Prayer Band 22 Jewish Prayer Band African Prayer Band European Prayer Band MISSIONARY CONFERENCE THEME ar 1--5, W' .Mx ,wp ' S my ,, , , ga ,V ,, N if v 1-4 '1 Mrs. Jerry Rose CMA - New Guinea Conference Speaker Bob F indley gl Paul Levin hapel Speakers Dr. Bill Rice Rev. Elwin Andersen Jacksonville, Florida The MISSION GUILD Officers shoulder the responsibility of piloting all of the school s missionary activity. Bill Pults presides. Prayer Band presidents and other interested students comprise the balance of the Mission Guild. 24 Dr. Barr, as the Christian Service Director, is helped with the assigning of Practical Work by the GOSPEL SERVICE COMMITTEE. I . :ig flia :lrlrgl LW' ' Music H' ity P Give me a B, Eunice, Q KW The 1964-65 Choir - Carl Zwart, Director chu-chu-du chu-chu-du X: i f XXX R! it ff Forget about those insignificant words, like 'the', 'and', and 'f the rest, Phooey -- I don't even want to hear them. 4 S Student Council Business Office MN-M. vw fin - I3 25 -'I Annual Staff '7- K MWCWAN , eew4--2 ai -- .. -. J A 1, ,. .I -Q ,A 4 -. - - . V: N ,., tu I' A aj JM F sim! - .1 Q A gg f QQ- nv I ll 'ld i . f ff, 1 4? 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