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

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-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.

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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.

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. 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.