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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1973 volume:

sl G E- 1973 L D dication . . . I HBut covet earnestly the best gifts: and yet show I unto you a more excellent way.U I Corinthians 12:31. The men at Western Bible Institute are seeking the best gifts. They are pouring out their lives into the lives of the students. In endeavoring to show us the more excellent way of life, they lead us into a greater realization of our one goal in life--conformity to Jesus Christ. One of these such men has been on campus for three years and his office and home have offered a haven of comfort because God was there. His family has been a shin- ing example of the Biblical view of the home--his children, a delight: his wife, an asset to his ministry. The classes he taught have ranged from blessing to boring, yet his sense of humor and concern for the students have always been evident. He has shown us by his life a walk of faith in God as the Sovereign, UAlmighty Ruler of the Skies.U We believe that in God's sovereignty, He sent us Mr. Gordon Petersen for three years, so that we might reap blessings from his life. It is in deep appreciation for the example he has been to us, humbly radiating Jesus Christ, that we dedicate this 1973 LIVESAGLOW to Mr. Pete. WESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE MAILING ADDRESS: ITO. BOX 9332 DENVER, COLORADO 80200 - CAMPUS LOCA I ION MORRISON, COLORADO TELEPHONE: 303 o97-8l35 Dear Student, f No man has the capacity to be truly free until he comes to the knowledge of Christ. Many know well that they are not masters of their own lives. Life is a constant strug- gle as they fight with themselves, society and God. As a breath of fresh air, as a cool drink of water, Christ declares, lf the Son therefore shall make you free, you shall be free indeed. I Freedom in Christ is not freedom to do as we please, but freedom to do as Christ pleases and so wills for our lives. He sees and understands the entire world in which we live and our life-span from beginning to end, while we are only cognizant of the very day in which we live. Further His desire is to give us the very best in this life. He shares with us, Delight thyself in the Lord and He shall give thee the desires of thy heart. Consequently, when we run from the freedom we have in Christ we find ourselves in bondage. May you always experience the freedom that is available to you in our Lord Jesus Christ. Unui 179 C , I '-E 1 I A. Adrian L. House President - . 4. '. fr. M4..:f:' .. .fv fz-W.: ,.-44 U FOR ME TO LIVE IS CHRIST--TO DIE IS GAIN H Oh, how glibly we who lived and studied and taught at W.B.I. quoted this verse. But no before In the Darryl Surely option longer. For the Spirit who illumines was pleased to incarnate that truth our eyes in the person of Darryl Stranske. wisdom of God, it pleased the Father, by means of cancer, to slowly draw home to Himself in there were many reasons--but for gg it was to learn that it is yet an to love and long for the face of Jesus more than the fact of life. And the things thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faith' ful men who shall be able to teach others also. ll Timothy 222 Con ider th Work of God... Ecclesiastes 7:13 For the Lord God is a sun and shield: the Lord will give grace and glory no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly. Psalm 84:11 Many, o Lord God, - are Thy wonderful works f ' which Thou hast done, and Thu thoughts shich are to uswardg they cannot be reckoned up in order unto Thee: if I would declare and speak of them they are more than can be numbered. Psalm 40:5 72 How precious also are thy thoughts to me, How vast is the sum of them. sg?g?f 3 idx 2. w 5f5.i?E'gffQ'i1T.?v'x Q X Acquaint now thyself with Him, and be at peace: Thereby good shall come unto thee. 0 God! Psalm 139:17 auat Istwf i, 1 , vs . .ffii ' 37 ' 1 l .X ., 2 hi fi W A The heavens are Thine, the earth also is Thine: the world and all it contains, Thou hast founded them. Psalm 89:11 Job 22:21 mg? ii? in . we ER ws ' s ik In whose hand is the soul of every living thing and the breath of all mankind. Job 12:10 For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made Romans 1:20 He has ' ' W' - .A ,. +V s 'Q KM . , . ,J .xnxx , . 'i ix SN: A' in : . . Ng 1 . X -,,. 1, wi RR made everything beautiful in His time: also He hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from beginning to end- Ecclesiastes 3:11 f fr Qs :NS :R A K: 'Vx ' '25 --f W - . V 4 . f X: as. ,Z-N3 , ,.. ,ef ,- ,QL 4, '-X., zvfi 1? IP- Q They took Jesus, therefore: and He went out, Bearing His own cross, to the Place of the Skull, which is called in Hebrew Golgotha: where they crucified Him, and with Him two other men one on either side, and Jesus in between. ' John 19:17-18 And they shall see the Son of Man Coming in the clouds with great power and glory Mark 13:26 R L . AML. I L v l Barbara Gerken from Lexington, Nebraska, has been a real encouragement to many people as she's been here at Western. Through many trials, expecially in the area of finances, God has proved Himself faithful to her. Barb has always been willing to share in the joy and sorrow of others. When one needs a friend she is always there. Barb has been involved in Chorale and has also served as a class officer during her stay here. As she looks toward the future she's not sure what God has in store but is confident that whatever it is God will go with her. , 5' ., V?:iffy-'7f5:ff'1f'' 4 . ..., V 1 V zzafy- 1:-1 :,,fif-61, ? 5 '-.: :.. A ef, W Y . A? y y qwwhwe ,,., V Marlys Boelsma from Boyden, Iowa, has proved that God is Lord of the valleys as well as the mountain tops as she has faced many difficulties Each struggle has caused her to grow spiritually and gain experience for helping others. With an AVL. y inability to work, God provided Marlys with an unusual opportunity to trust Him for finances. She has witnessed His provision from three pen- nies and a nickel to over 5800.00 in a single summer. Twice-wounded Nam veteran, saved at age 12 but stunted in spiritual growth until his Nam exper- ience sobered him up, Floyd Schneider from Morri- son, Colorado, has been busier than Mr. Claus on Christmas eve since coming to Western. Taking extra classes, successful ministries among young 0 people- summer camps- singing in the Chorale- driving a school bus selling insurance, real ig ' ' ' . ' 1 r'- - - . . Q 5 ME? 7 a ,.,, ' 1 ' ' a , Qui gff Wi'5f l :l' as school printer Cattempted with a minimum of estate and investment funds and a valiant stint H ,- s .,.,,,, training! - all reveal his energy and drive. , A After graduation our Floyd of all trades will .A T5 further sharpen his cutting edge in seminary ll -4 training. .W 5. Matthew and acts upon them.u Robert N. Freedman from Morrison, Colorado, emphasizes this in the spirit- ual life - growing in an applied daily quiet time. His specialties have not only been academic but also Christian Service and maybe a little bit of Christian debate. Bob also has put alot of time Q5th year! and work KFreedman Construction? into school. He might be described as a unique book of W.B.I. - a living analytical concordance and commentary - in one volume. 5: Q iv J, ' .354 - 4, ff 7 , ,Mf Z, f ,Zf . V , . . 7:24 nOne who hears these words of Mine v , , 1 .V , 71 A , - 'QWQQ' spar 'swam Wwds M4 21 isg.,.42122f, f f'wWhmww1 fs' , , ZQ. .,,.-, , V.1, 7, f, , ' L.---W Q, J , 'f Patricia Tracy from Denver, Colorado, is the kind of person that is easy to get to know because of her ready smile and out-going personality! During her four years at W.B.I. she has been fljvw AQ ,g , , , , :Q ' active in Chorale, UTreblettesu Ka g1rl's triol, 4 5 0 ' f ,fm A 3 Q 2 Louise Reschke from Hotchkiss, Colorado, was a M member of student council and the pianist for the , rescue mission team during her junior year. Louise is very interested in the lives of other people. She accepts people at face value. She class secretary, social committee representative, and has willingly joined in doing whatever else needed to be done. Patty has had struggles throughout her four years, yet she had the confi- dence that God would see her through each one. 2,41 Z is understanding to the needs of other students and tries to help and encourage them by sharing openly and honestly from God's Word and her own experience. Louise is very diligent and disciplined in her studies and puts them before her own social life. Louise at heart is a practical joker and uthe life of every partyu which helps to lift the morale and spirits of the students. Many who attended W.B.I. will not soon for get Jane Ann Carlson from Woodland Park, Colorado, also known as HJackieU. Her ready smile was a welcome ray of sunshine from behind the cafeteria counter. At par ties, in class, and most anywhere she was the first to appreciate a good laugh. But to many of us. Having served as assistant girl's dorm supervisor all 3 years she at- ready to listen and guide from the Word. friend to all who knew her. Jane Ann was also a spiritual encouragement tended W.B.I., she was a source of comfort, Her devotion to her Savior made her a loyal Larry Bockus from Lexington, Nebraska, is a man whose life is characterized by dogged determina- tion, diligence, benevolence, and charitableness in whatever he does and one that can always be depended upon no matter what the occasion offers. Constantly emanating from Larry's life is the flow of spiritual uplifting and encourage- ment that many students find themselves lacking in. Larry deserves some modest tribute from those who found his company an encouragement in their own lives. These rare qualities have marked Larry as one for the sake of necessity and out of Christian love for his brothers and sisters, his duty to surpass his duty. Keith O. Heck, alias Keith Hunt, from Morrison, Colorado,has been active for the Lord in many areas because of an abundant blessing of talent. Whether as a pastor, leader of a Bible study, counselor of a probationer, or a radio announcer his surrender to the Holy Spirit has borne fruit Many fellow students have benefitted spiritually from his sincere and loving counsel. He has been blessed with a true helpmeet, his wife Carol, a son Cary, and a daughter Rene. They have been accepted by Overseas Missionary Fellowship for a church planting ministry in Thailand. -F ., S '-'- YW, df Skies M, : 9 fd.. A- ., . . 311 2 , .. ..., - as , MMM am 5 .Em 1 K... ,,.,.,, 3 A P .... Frank Branham from Colorado Springs is from a large family C16 brothers and sistersb. Frank has put several goals before him and has ably met them. First he has a desire to serve Christ. Second, he worked very hard at studies and working to pay his way through school. Then, thirdly, this past year Frank has expended much personal time, while serving as Student Body President, to raise the spiritual temperature of the entire student body. Frank, God has spoken, move on His Promises and go and nPossess the landu. One of the more active seniors on Pamela Ann Matzke from Lexington, served as secretary-treasurer for class. This also entitled her to in Student Council Plus. Pam has dous help on decorations for Student Council activities, classroom bulletin boards, and Chorale. ff ww 4 1 4 h22,'W!??4??f campus was Nebraska. She the senior hold a position been a tremen- ' Ion Spor from Morrison, Colorado, made a relative- ly quiet contribution to the life of the W.B.I. family over the past four years. His strongest quality which we all benefitted from was faithful- ness. This we could see by his work with the maintenance department, his consistency in keeping ahead of schedule in his studies, his steady work as a youth director and his loyal devotion to his wife. Ion and Dee were married between his soph- more and junior years and have lived in exemplary fashion the beauty of that relationship. May we express our best wishes as Ion continues to walk through life with our Lord. . wi, Selling a Pennsylvania farm, Jonas L. fus from Denver, Colorado, came to Western to study God's Word. A rigorous schedule, often difficult for his wife, Sadie, includ work and active participation in foreign mis- i sions. He served as Mission Guild President two years K'69-'70, '70-'7ll. Multiplied personal contacts with visiting missionaries increased prayer involvemement--until opening which he could fill beckoned. came to Western expecting to support missions from a state-side pastorateg he leaves, ac- cepted for service in Europe with WEF The life of Martha Biggers from Marshfield, Missouri, has always been a great encouragement to those around her, even though she has gone through many hard things during her four years at Western. She is never too busy to listen to the problems of others and many times shares Scrip- ture that pertains to the situation. By her life, one can see that Martha's main goal is to be conformed to the image of Jesus Christ. .-.X N Stoltz-'fit 3 , an JOTIBS f Janie Gilstrap from Branson, Colorado, is t one person who one would be most fortunate to have as a friend. She easily adjusts herself to any situation, whether it be carefree, tense, confusing or unhappy. Her life genuinely reflects the person of her Saviour, and she is always as ready to pray as she is to laugh ani smile. When Janie graduates she wants to go back to the country life she loves, but above that she wants to continue to have the Lord direct her life. A vivacious, outgoing, fun-loving young person son from Cinnaminson, New Jersey. Active in ,g 2 her classes as an officer of Student Council along with the job of Secretary of the Chorale her Senior year kept Ruth busy. UA job well doneucould be a motto of Ruth's. After her freshman year Ruth was a summer mis- sionary to Haiti. The future holds many oppor- tunities to learn more of God's sufficiency in guidance and growth. After W.B.I., more school and possibly the foreign mission field are in '1 the future. Obert W. Hokanson from Ottumwa, Iowa,has been a real asset to the W.B.I. family over the past four years. We will long remember his enthusiastic song leading, his class on cults, his backyard mechanics school, leadership as Senior Class President, his two years a screeching top tenor in Chorale, his witty job as uthe Judgeu on tour, and his slides and sermons in chapel loochll. Obe is looking forward to working with OCSC after leaving Western. Ruth Hughes from Lincoln, Nebraska,always has a smile for everyone. She is always ready to listen to a problem. She has time for everyone. She manifests the love of God to those around her. Ruth is outgoing and loves to have a good time. We will long remember her smile and laugh, and her ability to have fun. She is also very under- standing and kind, an helps her friends in every way she can. God is at work in Ruthie's life, conforming her to the image of Jesus Christ. with a drop of seriousness makes up Ruth Ander- 'wwf AII IDR QQZVKYWZQWUWL ??fJ? vw wggwywfaaf-Za42QZZZ2WkW7f f9ff -1129225 1', -2 , f..f 1 -'f,f,-3.1 4'-7, f f! 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Colorado Mark Carlton Englewood, Colorado Don Courville Alexandria, Louisiana John L. Genz Morrill, Nebraska Melody Jobman Idaho Springs, Colorado Eddie Jones Naranja, Florida Alan Litz Denver, Colorado ll-fiiif' pm I 3 , WWW.. In March the class donned their skis and spent a week-end on the slopes. We are also the class that planned the Spring Banquet. Its success will soon be a standard all classes after us will aim for. In summing up our class in a word, the only one that is adequate is excellent. , ,,,..,,,,. . Q ,f..aw'f,, Jim Miller Colorado Springs, Co Christine Quinn Hartsel, Colorado Mary Robinette Englewood, Colorado Belinda Spilman Brighton, Colorado Jan Vance Englewood, Colorado Rob Van Horn ,Mpywfs A . -V.2::1rf.:. a ' Y 71 W we W 1 ,K ,jg fx ' if --'- 2 Vf:12:s:5:V:a..' f-1' W' 1 .,,.,.,,.,,,,..,,. , to N, V ' V '37 - .,,.. 1 2 , , V , gf f ' .' - ' V, ., 4,.,f,-pzfwiz'Zzxfgriif' 5-5-.15L:1:52:2:2:52g'.- -. . 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Our objectives were: Christian love to portray true dis- cipleship through fun times, share times and projects togethery more sanctified lives through devotions: abiding fruit via ministry involve- ment: class spirit and unity, and helping one another hit the books. sponsored were uThe Last Strawn, an hilarious Hay Ride and nThe Cheap Skateu, an exhilarating Ice Skating Party. We trust that our activities reflected our hard work, high stand- ards and benefitted many. Among activities '-'- ' -'-'-vA iil' iz 7 EV 'fy ', ., : ' ' ' ' - -a-'jf ,?yRobert Mahlstedtagmwf' f fL1 Vtl' ,,, mg,,,,y' Wx! saiifi ff tV '. ,- ZaDenver, Colorado Qld' ate- p..i jg if .' . Q -i ggwiiggg, -.,' ' AVQ' ,. Jayne MeSChke II, V , ..,,: Nm- , - '.'V' 1 f .',, if 2, ,V-v' 2 I Z5f5l5,'sfZ V' ' fb. ' ' San Dlego , Ca 21- i '.ii www- ' g '1g: .. - 'Q '. WWW it y! 'rfimlii HW t ,,,. .i-. :Wi', . ' ---- , . i ff - 'Z' . . kd, V- I, A: ., ,-V, J Jim Meschke 3 -aiy h,,, g5yg ,ggggw . 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'wa 9 SOPHOMURES Y W pnEsnMAN X W WW f WJ , Zig ACTIVITIES ., f i nv4gm,l,wmmWw ' ,.' 653-3-:,.'::..-::L.f:,'-'-,fig.1 'zu f f,,,,7Zf-4. 1:.4-M'-:1--f,:'-- - .A-, .f .--.fo--:Eg .1w:-5.-:.--,,,: ' :'-:-1-ze:':2':'-.-gm:-5:-s4:1s' -V . '- -,V, f fiiiiif -:'- ' Zgiiiiwfgilii Wwws , .' was fif , N.,-, ' ,V ff : ' my 1259.--A '. 5' ' M was 3 1 - ijfl . itil V, ,I VVZA ,ff 4 2 'M , , , ,.,,7,,., 1 N 2532 QQQWQ . , ' ' 'f ff? if .2c3w'f.5:'Z' ,',' 13,13 .V ' I - J: , ,,1:.y L .,1f1 ::'4:af'... ' -2, ' :if ' f'Pf:,QfL1,249 -1. -, ., .0n,.,,, ,. ,, t 1 ggi - - ,W - .'2i-225121K jg' 'Q K , - v,,V', , x. , ,ia ,vv7-, il. W 3- H EZ 25? 4 I I ,,..,............,., I 'A , , f-4.4.4. A.: -, ' ' 1, 2- 1-1' ic- K- Jim Amyx Morrison, Colorado Donald W. Baker Oneonta, New York Dennis Bauer Colorado Springs, Colorado 7 .,,., , 1 ' Barry Beckley gg Fresno, California , ,kf. Ron Baller Evergreen, Colorado 533 ' 4:44-12 4, f' -' zu 57 -. . ' ,V 9' , Q' r . ,W lr . 1 nf . I' 1 6 David Bekis Egnar, Colorado Chuck Branum 5 Golden, Colorado f fall Q1 f ffWW ff9 Wav W W' X 1 JW WW if ff!!! X i lwa X4 f 6 A 5 Wausau QQHEH QHHME an Douglas Brown Campo, Colorado Karen D. Burr Toole, Utah Tim Butler Dallas, Texas Lee Carpenter Morrill, Nebraska Ken Cooper Denison, Kansas fy, Q vsffifgpif 1 ff, f f 1 Cf ,yy4,3,,w -,-3,1-f f ' 1 f.,3,y,,f f,42,3-my ,I - I! f, iv'-fy f , ff af? ' ' ffm 9 , fc A , if I' f' ,lf 'lf f 21? og Q 9 4 102229 f 6 f ,fgafff f ,I ,916 40, ,ffywy , 02 473, 17 C Z 1 ,gag irkxfggfm X ff! M o,?4.f' 43' The freshman class of 1972-73 started the year with a profitable Orientation .d.f .:1: ' vi - 1125.1 -2-af . ,,,. , ' I g, ,.-' ,-' ' .-' mmf wmggm mmaxf'wa,Qwmm2 gWiHi'r,wmiw - ' ' fa-i Zggwwwwwmmmwf :VSQ:,f:fQ:22Q:-f,22gfZf5--if-: ff'5 3 'I' 1 .-,.- - , -4Q' 3 f '1'f' f ffff ff ,, J f I 35:25 ff: . , ..,f,,..A. . . .-.W'fa3,-:f-::-2 W- .'-11.1-vw - . .g:f - V f ,,,. 4 -. I fm , ,, f i- Douglas Curtis Lakewood, Colorado Dale Denny Lakewood, Colorado Jim Dickinson W Golden, Colorado 5 3 Ruth Ann Dozier Lakewood, Colorado Kirk Dunham Green River, Utah tg Week. This week's purpose was to acquaint the new students at Western Bible Institute with the school faculty and fellow class mates. In the minds of many freshmen the impact of Orienta- tion has been very helpful. f fan- a a aaaaa Bob Dunn Boulder, Colorado ff! ' I 23742 XV , 77fM7WZ 444252 ??ZZZ?Z 'ii' ZZ 'KQF vi 22? ,Z ? Z Z ITf'f'W' ,liflif4fg,4f1,w79f5Zf'f',r ' ' ,, y f -,,f7w,zywWW7gQy4ef, f, f MJ, ,f. ,ff 0 .547-Zqzfiiff-fl, Zgxwfi 1 if 'YZ:,',f:,v', 1 ' I , . 'iw I - ,if if W,,,,,, 4, W,,,,N,4,, MQ, ' 4, ,,,f4'?w,4' V 'ZW' . fx, iii, ,. , 2. ,V g'VVZZ f '-l wgf .V ,V .V,A - . , .mln Mike Durst We, as a freshman class, have discussed the need for unification of the entire student body. 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FK 1iE5EQ5E1fE-12 if , V , C :-13:2-'5G:cv:-52197623211271 ::' ' ,2 V: - . Umwmwa-ffm. . 1, .,.1 1 , , ' MmwmQWfwWww+f: - 2 2' ---- 1 32- F.: z-ei-t:f:zw:,1.f:si--'af1:f1::fa:e'5::i:a1v-11:- 'rv' ha.. . :,:5.,, 1::,:5:::,zg,5gg,ag,,.-,gy .-zrza ,gizla -:::,, p,4:fg-s:-.4-4:-- ff 0 ,Zi , , 1 I 11 4' I I r, 1 1 , 2a:1z:,:e'i:1.:1a2' ' '-1 awww mama 1, WWMWSWWLHQ ,v .22 fl, 1 Q ,-- nv. '- '- A va-.1 , .- Qwm ra,am: r Y ,1 - 4:1-:Ll-il? -zul- Q, Emm- 1, , n 6 1 I! 1., 1- 1. , , W -11.9 f,.1:,:'f 1+ 1. 1 Terry Neujahr Shawnee, Colorado Greg Perry Irving, Texas Debra Pfost Brush, Colorado Shirley Schmitt Blanding, Utah Sherrilyn Schneider McCook, Nebraska Mike Shields Morrison, Colorado Gary Sines Imperial, Nebraska Conrad Smith Denver, Colorado Paula Smith Arvada, Colorado Kevin Stafford Morrison, Colorado Vickie Stroup Golden, Colorado Jim Terry Dove Creek, Colorado WESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE STUDENT BODY Latinp the head of the houseg responsible to the King 2 X. X 4, ..5,,.,,,. -mg Board of Directors r ADMINISTRATION Mr. Adrian House - President Mr. Lloyd Spear 1 Director of Ministries Dr. Paul Wright - Academic Dean Mr. Larry Carrier - Dean of Students - Mr. William Boyd - Christian Education Miss Elsie Fick - Registrar Mr. James Andrews - Pastoral Studies gn .N . -5155 655' 1' S . . 419,.k C . 1 - 'Wi -2 I , My f , -f 521 ,. ,-f,,:f' - ' x'6E'1:5E3ii:P:.. . . - N Aw?-s. wizzfximlisrs ' V .. . -ps --::f.::.m2p:'-f3'S?'4:-.,'zr'-1:-. . .. ,--:f-1:,- P, ,. ' Tfggmsgymvfy' gxiwyiiwikm N Fi!-.'5'i JF' 1' IkQff:21f,. -ii-G ': ' Iii gfiiivisfssazn. M Qi - H :.:r:: ' I5 . I E'-',iiI:fj1a::::i:f'Y,:'?5,-Ire' .-:x .-:x X 1-49--vw -Y '- - -:.-1--::- -, .4r'iE'-'arQ 1:2f:r-'I Ssffiiia' 41 255 .2 V , 5- :'- 351 ff!.HiiiE'sEEf5'35f:E2sZ2 N s Q , , ' 1-1 Ii.5fl1f.'f.-:- .55ff::. ' r n We 12 X A - - 'S 'M '- - 25:2-22122-1-fr-:awe2? 225- ., :f'-35:32-I .' N X' .,,., I N -vi i-E: 9.11, www. .X Mifwkiwg' 'x :Q ziezsam , M eir .M , g N 1.: 9:1 - 5 . . ,.., 5 A - 1, - .i3if3'1ff-231 . i 2 1 232.4 . . -I? .. 1 E I 7 ,Q ,V I Y f ,f , A Mr. Gordon Petersen - Sacred Music PART-TIME TEACHERS Mr. Obert Hokanson Mr. John Boaz Mr. Derril Tomlinson Mrs. Chris Petersen Mr. David MacLeod - Greek Mr. Harvey Stranske - Missions 1, g- - , , - , . -Y Q1 wmgmm KQQXQQE Eg pw -if 5 2 w: iii., Q P .A41 X, 2 I ' 7yyzj7V:2fvJ!.A1g:?' , Jia.: .-z5Ii'f12!:': ,.,1P'ff:1- wwf? HW Mifwmw .-,.g,y1,,i ..,4.,, ,MW :WM iw Q he -we mf , .Q ZZ., -.,.:.,, H VH nwQ4,gQgwmQfA iww .,.. . V . .4 .01 , , . V.,. ,w M, VMMEMH ' 155.1 t .:'-' sz.. 31, 3-3, , 9,1 ' ,,.,. 3 22111, ',5hQiMM' EAL rmfwffmyyyfxwigfgg 6,1-1-4--,-.,-0, ,.,,. ,. 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Ray Stranske Men's Dorm ,,7,,7,,, ..m1X.n1 1 f f 1 1 ff l y muff 4 ,X if f I0 I 7477? f ff,'i01fWf f, ffz4,7,0!f, gf gfiyf' WQQ4 Z! f ' f lf!!! A 44 4 -mx 'Mi vii.. www YQ ' mwa, ' 1 f ff ., 'V 1' if Mr. Martin STAFF Nick Lykken Librarian Mrs. Wiseman Food Service Manager Jeanette Ford Business Office Manager f I Sam Thompson Bookkeeper Charlotte Stranske Miss Helen Fick W Women's Dorm Cashier ' y . 3 , b ,mg 4 WW eww? Leon Rummell Maintenance Mrs. Meade Assistant Food Service Manager Mary Hoffman Assistant Business Office Manager Jan Herr Secretary to the President Rich Harrison Maintenance Win nOn Targetu, uIt's All in the Bagn, Big Bro- ther!Litt1e Brother program, chapel per- iods, and inauguration of new officers were some new activities that kept the Student Council Plus busy. , ., - . ?.'::,, 31' ' iz' -Q. mgmgt rem ' .Sqn wwmm,.wmw+ .Nga Hmmm 1wmwm Smw b ' -,1,:,::zz:s:2:s:35:2:asa:eu:-- : . .,QQ t ,3iRQHa,,f ' ig 3flii?f '-wf+:1M,f - - ' P, , 'H ,525 '-f, 'QI A X V X c w- Y-V-el' Y 1 -2 ' f f- , gw xsrfq- . S . . f- , if dig X, , , -T xmas.-1 .,V. - , , ,, , , X, .X Q, .. 1 tg ,. X. 'A ls . 5'f'mfffY'?57SSXa,L,q.s-oiar , I +,avfv ' -if,w2s'-1,Z- 'if 5 A ' - J - y. - tv , 1 . . A 1 , .,-:S-li Q.,-311. gf M' K awww' ,WN 'iw' 'tw Um -v, ' f - r X Q Binin... 3' Z ,J Z ' Z F 43 ff Q ,f ,M f 1 ,V ' W f , f , 74,7 f fd? A MQ W Www nPlusH meant that the Chorale President and Vice Presidents and Secretaries from each class joined the regu lar members. Accom- plishments included a rule change to allow w I blue jeans on Saturday, new sports equipment, a new washer and dryer, and a beautiful new candy machine. Mr. Boyd, Advisor Frank Branham, President Beth Jones, Secretary-Treasurer Eddie Jones, Vice President 2 I 2 i Z 2 3 2 f 5 5 5 1 2 5 1 9 1 , Obe Hokanson, President ' Senior Keith Heck, Vice President Pam Matzke, Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Anderson, Student Council Rep. 'f M4 ,f ' gg W Y R X, Bob Hoover, P 'd t Sophomore resl en Larry Harper, Vice President Sue Purcell, Secretary-Treasurer Rod Forrester, Student Council Rep. Larry Whitson President Freshmen ' Don Baker, Vice President Gloria Woelk, Secretary-Treasurer Candy Thomas, Student Council Rep. - Jim Miller, President Jun nor Eddie Jones, Vice President Belinda Spilman, Secretary-Treasurer Rob VanHorn, Student Council Rep. ,, 1.x 'mb' . ,, . VA' wo, , ' A S , ' ff W Q' V Q53 , . if .11 .fa v 1- 5, 1' '31 gg . ,, ,ig J, 1 .ef 45 ' Q 5,2 ,., f 4 A A., ZH Q L., --5 1. ,W ff? 10 ww ' F VM., , ,www gvqvltn gig tg P -z , Eg-N 7 ,. . K Ni- f, 'f-1 Q. f+wx:m. A'ffi , Q Y 'K A X - P W fS ?-wg If af A Ml- r' any N. 1 .gaqgif 553' angie- BFRSESI' X A A - Q my N' SX XS wi wa, 4 ,WM ff , M ,WZ 'WWW I Soucnr 'rn Loan EARD ME... MM A af, A Retreat 1972 .W , -fm , i ,,, . ,,.'s:f.,. .,., ,. 'If' N .- V . -- -- - ,, MW' Wm. .: ...:.:..p ,Mia , WQmW'WWQw Kwai? 1 F' ,, .M-..:f., - . - . Q, W , 2 ,Q 5 ff WW . , , , ,M :iff , ,mia y , WMM? f . A Zfw -. , , af. X 1-25?ii'Q , . . The cabins were very nice and adequate for the cold weather, equipped with heaters and blankets The ride to Horn Creek was uneventful, but on the way home, the bus ran out of gas, which led to much hilarity and also an opportunity to witness to a State Patrol. X Time alone was profitable, as the students meditated on the rich thots presented by Russ Johnson. Mr. Boyd led the group in playing a wil game of rhythm! Russ Johnson had the whole group divide in to groups of four and make a chart of their spiritual life, sharing the ups and downs, It was an encouragement to see others' pro gress of growth. fThe main emphasis of the retreat was the kneed for fellowship between Christians, :rejoicing with and encouraging one another During tne entire weekend, Student Council president, Frank Branham, kept everyone motivated to look for applications in their lives. Rodney Forrester did a tremendous job playing the piano with Obe leading the singing. Q X E N, . wma Aw -Z. .,a:v:Q:oE,gZ,Z,EQ , .:5'I2:i:Q2E? XZEI. .. 1: s ',-1:32E2f:fISS:5:-i:3fQ53'G29EL ., .:::wgq:32::2:'2g51:s?f25i295 , . ..1.::g:.:x - ,,.5Es'5gf5E5E5,5E5:s 2 Q.: -1:-- - .Y +1-g.:94 -- :. -V ' 5. . Nh.: ...iq Q...,.g-.1-.-1--:':s.::zr:Af-P-r-1' ' ,.,,.:I9:f-'v,.1,::y:j.'-1::'f:1:v:--- STUD T MISSIONS IMPACT Sam Thompson, President The activities of Student Mission Im- pact are geared to make prayer relevant in the students' lives and to acquaint the students with missions and mission- aries. The means used are: l. Invited missionary speakers for chapel periods. 2. A Missions Conference each year. 3. Western's own students sent over- seas for summer programs. 4. Prayer bands that met weekly. The effectiveness of the program is relative to the participation by the students themselves because it is only as they come into contact with the means will the goals be achieved. Belinda Spilman, Secretary Jim Miller, Vice President Carroll Ann Goon, Assistant Secretary 7 5 3 ' YAN- 4 Sxxxxwitkk 2 Q .aae a,a 'L QEe'2 Q 'ag ,f sw' N51 , Y hs ZAR ff' .Q .ff 4 X A ,wf EQ' . ,Wm , . 3, A, ' yg f-3s..:::,::f:v,-..:,. 'f Af 1 ' ,fff4m1,,'f , X it Wfk ? . ,,,f N ' A e Zio nf..-sv ,f Q ii! Main Speakers: Pastor Erwin Ericson Lavern Bartell Mission Conierenc W A x X ' YQ ' X' bk ,Q mx .. x , ,.v:f:w?h? -A 'f B 3 as , I -3 1 X 5 'Sm Y K Q N i ,gi-0 .. s , sf so ffxs AWJWA 7 'ks IZ p. U1 lf' m p. O 5 01 H '4 Ui 'U ID DJ 75 CD H U1 Rm 5 f W3 Joe Charles zwfw, f . X XX fs- Q' g ,h'1,gU'3 , f.fv.fu,y-,. ' f f'if f'ff'c4fu ,, .,,, , , A aff' J ,N Qwff awww, Wd? MM4 !w 0 I fff 1 M 4' f W I ,ff ,Z f f'amx 4 -- '-W- f,L,,f 7 2 Wham, Dan and Jan Vance British Honduras Belinda Spilman Venezuela Candy Thomas Israel Carroll Ann Goon Japan WE'VE A STORY T0 TELL 2 Jonas and Sadie Stoltzfus Germany WEF Linda Frederick Tanzania AIM Obe and Mary Ann Hokanson Keith and Carol Heck Okinawa OCSC Thailand OMF E l i LE RA CHD v E These five friendly, fun-loving fascinating, funny looking fel- lows found themselves in a fra- ternity called the HTravelers Quartetu. Jim, the top tenor, floated forcefully on the high notes, not to mention his flirt ing with the girls. Loran, the lead tenor, followed freely be- hind with the melody. Ken, the Nflashyu baritone, found many friends along the way as he filled in on his part. George, famous for food consumption, found great fun in furrowing along with his deep voice, it even vibrates his glasses. Forrester's fingers fairly flew over the keys in fine fashion. All in all it was a fun year for the fellows in the quartet. urn v-OG R' o Q, THE KING vfvns QU 44, 44, V A 15 5 vi The trio was made up of Susie Vogel, Karen Burr, and Chris- tine Quinn with Marlys Boelsma playing the piano. Both the quartet and trio sang in many churches in the Denver area as Christian service assignments and as a ministry from the school to the supporters of WBI. The singing was a bles- sing to the groups as much as to the audiences, and working with Mr. Pete was fun and very beneficial. George He ads Chorale The emphasis of the Chorale's ministry was to sing praises to God, to minister to the needs of each other, and to minis- ter to those we came in contact with. X Mr. Petersen Director 2 2 E 'Q IN! . x Q 4, cf' ZW, 3 Loran Presley, Vice President ,xx . ..... , George Cheek, President Ruth Anderson, Secretary Im me Q 'Wi' x 'Q SSA Q QQSL ' duff will I J - any V 1 tx. f . Aww? QSH' X uv fffxi MW - if L., ,,, Mr. Andrews, Advisor Conrad Smithv ' Business Manager Photographer , lllii J 74 I! f f' f ,Q'-h in f Aznz : ,:A,2 ,A'1' 2 a '- :A Q WEZZQWM?HW5EQQ f ,EQ ,,., 5 233 245237 : :' -3 ' :rn' Gloria Woelk Developing 0 , f f,7 f f47 fjf 7 . . ,J .... , 7 I ,.,,4..,,,.,.,,4.,.4.,..,.,,A . -'-:-::j:g5gg:.:.::::-q-- 1 .7 ,f o 4 X! -.-'Q:qf:,ig.-7f:: --.Z.:212, X ,Z '- , . Zie- M ' ,, of? , Susie Vogel Typist 1 Chuck Kelley my mpu life is... xquzffh. ,I if ,.,. HM-J' V- U.-:Zig - 5, - f35:?j.'E 22411221312 g,:a5::,f4 Z X x ,iq Q ' an -222 ,fig ' 317 kflf. 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This year, again, the Lord has seen fit to bless our campus with many improvements. Although many small things have been accomplished, such as painting, and remodeling of the dorms, three major improvements, as seen on this page, have been accomplished. As you may have seen in this year's issues of the Western Witness, the school now enjoys the blessing of pavement on all the parking lots and roads leading to them. Thanks to donations from various people, the bill was met--plus! Thank You, Lord! Carpeting, as shown by Barry Beckley above was a very tedious process, but the after ward comforts are very much appreciated' The radio station has been a real blessing to us, supplied by the Lord This past summer Gary and Jan Herr repainted the whole outside 24, Z W'Pfff23 42 V ,y - 1. ,M , KW Q Route 1 Box 812 Morrison, Colorado 80465 5 f z ?, Z, Z af f, 7 E I ? ? 5 Z f 7 ? Z 4 3 Z , ,-55,229 I .:wfIff':'1:':i. 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REV SUNDAY EVENING Youth and Chi1dren's Choir Practice Training Hour 'YOUTH REV. 5.15 PM New Member Orientation 0EVANGELISM REV. mass ANDGSTUDENT N Q 1 6:30 PM Evening worship iw N T 1 F mmm? 6:30 PM Jr, Church 3-6 Grades ' ' it 'L in L E - 6:30 PM cniidfems Church 1-2 T. v. PROGRAM EVERY SUNDAY i 6:30 PM Uementary Church CHANNEL 7 4 4, 5, 2. 6 yr. o1ds RAOIO PROGRAM MONOAY-FRIDAY f 12:45 KRKS 990 AM i verside 'Baptist 6111611 . Platte River Drive, Alameda at Valiey Highway, Denver, 722-5731 UNUSUAL SERVICES AT THE USUAL HOURS .I ongratulations Class of 1913! K est wishes for your success from Gates 8 Sonsn GATES CONCRETE ' GATES an SONS, INC.L' ' 90 SOUTH FOX ' DENVER. COLORADO 80223 ' SYSTEMS In AREA CODE 303-744-6181 is .fe f fe WM 2 FEZMZZQJZZ 1 B135 W A S H IN G T O N A V E N U E G O L D E N , C O L O R A D O 8 0 4 O1 PHONE 279-4605 WM. M. 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