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

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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

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