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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

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I 1 ' ' 1 1 Q, 1, A J 'A 1 1 ' A 1 , 1 1 1 , 11 -. , v 3.4 X 1 1 z 1 1 1 1. 1 .1 1 1 , 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 I ' 1 7 1 , 1 1 1 ' ' '15-1:r' 5. 1--r A -- .1 LA. , 1 1 1 1 W 1 A+ M . Zikfaron ll a 50016 af rem em Hmn ees THEN THOSE WHO FEARED THE LORD SPOKF. TO ONE ANOTHER, AND THE LORD GAVE ATTENTION AND HEARD IT, AND A BOOK OF RE- MEMBRANCE WAS WRITTEN BEFORE HIM FOR THOSE WHO FEAR THE LORD AND WHO ESTEEM HIS NAME. 1973-74 is unique , . . it is now. Never again will there be assembled here the same persons, the same circumstances, the same events. Our time together deserves remembrance. The yearbook staff has set itself to the task of writing a book by which to remember the school year 73-74 at Western Bible Institute. So it is that we have chosen and approved a new name for our yearbook, ZIKKARON., Taken from Malachi 3:16, zikkaron QSI-ka-ron'j is the Hebrew word for Book of Remembrance. The book written before the Lord included specifically the conversation of those who feared Him. Our book is expanded somewhat to include the fellow- ship, i.e. , thought, speech, action, of those gathered here for a time of learn- ing of Him and service for Him. That God's attention is focused on every detail of our lives should make us careful, humble and reverent before Him. ZIKKARON STAFF , 1973-74 THE THINGS THAT WERE HARDEST TO BEAR ARE THE SWEETEST TO REMEMBER. - Seneca 2 I I WESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE NIAILINC ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 9332 DENVER, COLORADO 80209 f CAMPUS LOCATION: MORRISON, COLORADO TELEPHONE: 303 697-8135 Dear Student: . . . WALK WORTHY of the VOCATION wherewith you are called, with all lowliness and meekness with longsuffering, forbearing one another in loveg endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. QEph. 4:1-31 Our vocation or calling is that free invitation received from God to partake in the privileges of the Gospel of Christ and to become His sons and daughters We are told by the Apostle here how we walk worthily of our vocation. We must Walk in lowliness or in humility of mind. We are to walk in meekness which is the opposite of anger or irritability of disposition. Our walk is to be with longsuffering or that longmindedness which never permits a trial or prov- ication to get to the end of our patience. And, our walk must forbear one an- other or that delicate, faithful caring for one another. My desire for the Western Bible Institute family: students, staff, faculty and administration is that we WALK WORTHY of that calling in which we are called' nil Oo Adri L. House I President U t' S, P , ' ' ALHfjh 3 Eedicaiion Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than themselves. Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others QPhil. 2:2-fly. !!Mr. Martin!! We thank youfor the love you've shown. We thank you for teaching each of us the value of such love. We thank you for that Saturday evening when your family was together for the first time in a long while . . . the evening you left them to help us with the annual . . . . For these reasons and many, many more . . . ! IWE DEDICATE ZIKKARON TO YOU! ! 4 :aw .i of, , , ,. ....,! vc ' Q, '. ' .ff-ff , ' ' ,A 11' W A .A in an r N t , lf? i 0, ' ,S r ' , Garry Hauch 456077 626 V Don Courville Joyce Looney Jim Arthur For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich for your sakes he became poor, that through his poverty ye might be rich. s Il Corinthians 8:9 y, 'fa ' ' fo 1? 1 , -' . If t , 7 4, ,. ,Q ' sw W , 0 X , ,QXSS5 ,XXL 1 9? -13 4.5 ,f-SQ U , , its . gsgspl NM, . F' ' -'M?1:'v5 3zX2 , 'f 5 im f riiur I am one of the senoirs who has been privileged to spend nine or more semesters at W.B.,I. Having spent time at four different institutions of higher education, I would have to admit that academically Western is tougher than any of the other three. As such the drop-out rate is not surprising, though nonetheless it is disturbing. I would encourage all attending W.B.I. to stick to it simply because the more one ap- propriates of what is available here, the better tool he will be for God to use. 13-4 ,W t P dwarf Ga rlfo When I came to Western I thought I knew just about everything about the Bible that could be known. QI am a pas- tor's son and a possessor of the ego that generally is associated with P.K.sj. I soon was set straightg by mid-term I had more F's than the word flesff. By the end of the first year I had man- aged to pull a D+ average, and I was given one semester to bring the grades up or get out. By God's grace I've gotten by well since. During my junior year while studying Hebrews, I real- ized that Iwas lost. During second semester fMarch 19, 19731 I received Christ as my personal Savior. This was the highlight of my years at Wes- tern. My wife and I plan to serve the Lord as missionaries to England after I graduate. We are thankful for our years at Western and for the friends God has blessed us with since We came. 7 9012 G urvillc I have found my years here at Western to be very prof- itable in many ways. One way has been the continuing pro- cess of the Lord deepening my trust in Him, especially in small areas. I feel that it's easier to trust in the Lord for the big areas rather than for the small. Discouragements are easier to turn over to Him now than two years ago. The teaching ministry of the faculty has also helped my growth. I am appreciative of their diligence and effort in investing their lives in me. I feel that these two years at Western have been a definite advantage to my better serving Jesus Christ. , , ..,, ,,, ., . ,.f. ,...,....I., ,,, , , . 4, , I xx 52iw,,V,i?, , A ,tr sl- , 5 V p . .mst ., , K ,I 5 gig- f.,,,.,arvfg f .2 Mm' . -f M- -. ' , '- s 1 1 1 tg SM f , ., , ,a V --. .- . X r J-f'g2'14:5. . N - 1 4 H :gsm w waagwm-, .. , f H , . V- F ai, yr , N- ffiiilf, ' I 1 'I ti - , My -- xg L, 1 A . f.,,f1 ' ,tg,Q,,.g3- jjvi- , 1: .- me xii, f--f. , , f'1.mf-nz 'f 4 ' , y, www - ,. R . 1. gg., 252' 1 4. b ' -,1 ,-Qui 35 1' z clj-f P, 1' 3 ,. V, V. ' I ' '.1Rl2'7 'v 4 ix ' Vl' ' . 5' . r' .gif 'ggi' 5. Am, 1 if--I-,ff , 3 x 4 fs ff: . 'HA' ,V ,., f -1, yf ., ,N ' f-,wf1'Ei3Qs:5L.-'H Q ' ' A H QQ 4' I , -,gy 3.51. 1,9 -1 Jyztxfgnxaag., ,, I I . W M 1 N ., sg-fAzf:fztf2r1-at in 'S f F:fQw5j'f7 4, 4' Cp . v-'Q .1-Y' 'ri . i?'1s'f11.:1:iv.- ' 'n E' ,., ,,,, I X . ,V 1 8 Join Sanz I enrolled at Western Bible Institute in the fall of 1969. I am now looking forward to graduating in the spring of 1974. I give praise and thanks to God for the mercy and grace which he has so abundantly lavished these past five years. This life in Jesus Christ has only begun! 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. Psa. 94:11 ' Yr,VV I WWJW WTW-f-'w. cJ7feloc5y man Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee, because he trusteth in thee. Isa. 26:3. We were somewhat less than peaceful in the real- ization that five days from the opening of school we had neither job nor home. The process of relocating in Morrison from Fort Collins was interspersed with inde- cision and weeks of camp counseling. Through it we sought confirmation that Western was God's will for us. In the past two years He has demonstrated this many times over in providing every need and heaping blessings more in abundance. Many of the joys have come from devel- oping fellowship and love with other stu- dents at school. Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christi' Phil 116. This work includes God's leading after graduation. The Lord will clearly guide us into His service. ,f ,WW FQ db , g. '? I 5 lx ,N P .. 7 1. E i ' 'ix c5c5ie Jones The closer I came to God while at Western, the more aware I was of my sinfulness and my need to utterly focus my attention on Jesus Christ. Because there is nothing in me that attracts the acceptance of God, only my substitute, Jesus Christ, is my basis for acceptance before the Father. 'gs vt .syw 'W' f Ian ,Uifz Life is not easyg not even four years at Western. But we can finish our lives and hear our Master say, We1l done. , if all our life we keep our eyes on our goal - Jesus Christ. F 'D R' f ,ww f ll 12 'Eyes .Dooney The lesson that the Lord has impres- sed upon me most while I've been here at Western is how I should trust Him more. It isn't always easy to trust Him, but I know that He will continue to bring things into my life that will teach me to trust my Master more., Here's a poem that really means alot to me: I do not know what still awaits Or what the morrow bringsg But with the glad salute of faith, I hail its opening wings! For this I know - that in my Lord Shall all my needs be metg And I can trust the heart of Him Who has not failed me yet. 13 . 5 In the fall of 1968 a young girl from Lexington, Nebraska, hailed the campus of Western Bible Institute full of anticipation of what Bible school would hold for her. This girl was Marvel Tedrow. In just a few hours I had a job and a number of new friends to help ease the parting pains of leaving family and friends behind. I enrolled on the Sacred Music Minor and music played a great roll during my four years at Western. In June following my third year of school Ibecame Mrs. Mike McGuire. Later while serving in an assistant pas- torate in Lexington, Nebraska, another member was ad- ded to our family, Michele. I am thankful for God's strength through Christ to enable me to be a student, wife and mother during my years at Western. c1767 ar vel cJ7l7c Suire g M.. X Www , 50 f if I 'Y' 5 'il im ciliiller Tw After four years at W.,B.l. the one sure thing I've learned is this: the Christian life is a process, and this process involves diligent discipline daily. One of the greatest pitfalls of any bible school student is that of be- coming so academic that we lose our practical walk. One of the biggest blessings is that of ministering to the Body of Christ at school and learning how to work within it. Of course, the greatest blessing and the thing I will take with me in remembering W.B.I., , is that of coming to know more fully the the Lord Jesus Christ through His Word l 1 1 :Belinda Spilman You know, the gate is a good place to head for when you're down. So, one night last week Qin Marchj that's where I went. On the way back I started thinking of each building here on cam- pus. Many people complain about the buildings here at Wes- tern, and I must admit that I have been caught in this too, but as I look back over the last four years, I give God thanks for each one of them. I can hear it now . . . WHY? Well, really it's not the walls or the floor, but the many, many people God allowed me to meet under their roofs. The people I lived with, ate with, studied the Word of God with. The people I shared my life with. I thank God for each thing they've added, for each rough edge they've sanded off. I Thess. 5:24 has been the verse that has meant the most to me this year. As I have waited for the Lord to show me what He wants for my future. Faithful is He who calls you, and He also will bring it to pass. He has called me, He will work it all out. Q., Ni . , - X , ,, , 1' X- K, I6 New arry E i ison My years at Western have been a mixture of observing and learning. I have learned in the classes because each was informative and a challenge. I think the greatest enjoyment that I have had at Western is watching people change as the Word of God enters their hearts. I also thank God for the faculty and the Wise counsel that they give to students. Each time I needed help I found good ad- vice and an open, concerned counsellor. I also thank God for each student because each person changes us and through them God makes us grow. I am thankful for the time I have been here and am some- what sorry to see it pass. 1 tr Saw-wg JBIJF 6625 i t 3 Q3 if is I3 K fx Q 1 V L .1 . ' L xQL - - H ', 1 1 K? X - V X vyy, . J, , A ' ' ,, s f l r 6. ' ' ,A C eifx? 4 1 Loran Presley Barry Beckley l i vm, or r 1 eei .n . X , Jim Meschke Sue Purcell For even here unto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps. I Peter 2:21 18 K, Z 'W' Jim Ander ga g , .11 A Mary Kelly W f ar- gf 2 t ZFX 3 fe.. Rus Matzke 'f-+5-if . 1 , Q 4 M Tom Rempel ,-W I Carroll Ann Goon X W N I ,ew exe YQ il W 0 Q 'T Wi ,fe , F . it X ' John Keith t w iii-dial if wmv , ix SX inf i Mike McGuire ' M S Mike Shields 19 'WFS 1 .,, , xi..-L., ? 'sf 5 iw 1' 4 ' '- ? Larry Harper I - V Wt' yu 3 ii V' ji, E, In - .P Q ff i a1 V S A I Beth Jones 5-ay f'uv TIC ff Q ' nik Mike Queiroz A 73 ra Jack Stout Sam Thompson J an Vance Dan Vance ff,.W 3G 5. ,V ff ,- l 5 Y f 'W' y nng zi 5 -, W , 'Z 4 K if W 4 L ' -fm - A X f 1 M 1: , Ms Joy Wigle Mark Walters Stephen Watson ,n ,Wh N X . , ',,9ff1,,, 5 , d 'y Q 4 , ggf- , . 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Am.-if u ding Jluic - graph? ? 56 Ji C171 6265 fr f l fix' ,. ' A' f Jim Terry Bob Dunn Patti Toth SCOtt MCKim Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. Matthew 6:34 , A Q X, ,WN X .t r 3 ' f xl 5 Q . 4 ,Q' 'S S I x 1 s F gtjfaj E 'af' qt fe wt i K 24 r -'ni la , C ,J ' ' I ',b fh fu K i , It 'Em , N14 Agn and Don Baker Doug Brown X Q 1 'YY Af Q is':7' 'mfg' ' ti N W I5 Aw' ,Ymm 1 kLh ,-A ,W 4s,s.,.g 1. ll W gf ' Q f X . , .-3 6 s ' 1, gssgix we . 1 f 117 f . M +4 ' 12' J A Q 1 5 . Doug Curtis Dale Denny Kent Freedman Kirk Dunham A .nr ' fl'-' , ' ' we in ff r Paul Hoffman Aaron Hughes X. Tim Butler Ken Cogper S X . ,. p r1,. A , , , ,. rooo'r,ii .3 Y 471 ' 1 X Lfgbqjf x-.nv ,kk. f mf , P A ' H H t - 1- . Kr' H , , ,xxifggvgi X K I W V A M , y E if 0 ff. fu l K 5 i 8 3 4 Jim Dickinson Ruth Dozier mam 'Q ,-,D '11 2552 ' Wx.. K-Mz,.,,5 H.-'KA K: , 'P W '.f Q? 'W 'W-'f W-Z. B- Q wld Rich Goebel Ron Hamilton A x Q .. E ' X giq 1 l Q f f 7 X ' ' L H, H .16 , 5 5- Del Jacobsen Harold Landers 1 I , 5 ' ltr ru, J 3 dy ,M w . . nf iii' '41 an -.S ' 'iv f x 'H ,N p A Lynnae Lavaty I S M we r K Q Dave McNeel 3 'wi , Q ' -,v ,.-Hi' F 'x ' . -I . 4 E . f: N, K X Jon Schrag 'va xg 5 if Mike Stoker 2 an Brian Liebi M f 5 -. 'hi R ,gg ,F 7 ef N 5 3uN ,Q R , -X Y 4 S , 1.--V 'fe N. X ik X sf 'X X 'Qs X x R . th X 1 YY Jan Mitchell ,ff ' 1 T V ! aa 4, s 1 'wr 3 ijt ' X ix gif mv . .V i Shirley Schmitt I VI, A ij' Y L, W if 43' gg . Candy Thomas we 7- I, N l.. I ' 5 W Q f E as f AMER' ga! X K- V, 32 if 'Sf f at 5 ., Paul Leo 4 'Q Precious Olsen Wx 'WS f x we 1 Conrad Smith 'Q FD Q. S -- ' T I s . ' S YS? gk, nooa Q. l Ken Tulloss 26 -ears. 'Q Doran Mande rville Jan Rush Dale Spear Mary Vogel Vern Wigle Gloria Woelk John Zamparelli 27 ,W soph' more szllzes Button, button wh 's got the button? Dear1y beloved ,gif -. serious To be ready is much, to have the capacity for waiting is more, but to be able to utilize the right moment is everything. Schweitzer, 1927. 29 ow: Jeanie 6' ' yur X 1 my 1,7 , f,,qf,rxagf ,, . M-7, Q7::f ' ,. fps, .L , , D f k t 1 you ia- ,exif yr! A WTR H ti 7' f Q 0 I 1 if ' ff, 4155, 'v.. cvrfr,'+'2'Cf' iz' '. Tom Roach Alan Nansel Lenny Chisholm Deb Ward Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God, therefore theiworld knoweth us notg because it knew him not. Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is. And every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as he is pure. I John 3:1-3 30 vu Frank Ames ,ff B 3 f ffm 49 lst , . 5 a, A-1 W ,. - ,. ' .vs A ' y uf f,.v1 1 ti william , fe' .4 , 4 ,fx giqnf .w Qf.1l 5 4 . 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V, -,L 'vw . f 1- - vc! brim:-: J ' .f-- ' me N333 ,V , 1' , 1 Q. -- , -,Q '1 v f ,5,,,!.w 3m,:,:?y-Vg Q The only way to realize that We are God's chlldren 1S to let Chrlst lead us to the Father.H 5' 'Wwiin' P vw ,A y 4' M ,A f. A ww Q. ,Y V , 7 A 41 1' 4 9, f .W Q ' X An, - f 1 W f , 4 W- s X f ' 4 f Wg gh '45 , ' Wx! X I f ' f 2? 1 V6 , A , 'w ,x,. '45 ' f 7? A :H f f' 3 A af Q V, l I 'fx' I, 54 4412 l l 5568 42,6 5oT?2I9c9o717o!S my . I t S X- if f .' :4 .ggn,wg:,5q,,gMg,,. ,- .. ,N X ,H ix any s -- '4 'A , Q. , :aZ,..sw-1: , .. .- . . -+1 N .r ' -, . ' f' W .f :Q b-2 2 vs 1 M is 1 , ., of . , 1 wg. MM wffi:--, V ' N f .fma,fsoa,5?f.w W d '-2 A s u - 1 V t if -f f . W Q -s Q - X yt, 3 Q - Q, I H M Tim Cutforth Gary Hauch Wally Jobman Deb Pfost Constant study is not study all day, but each day. 38 Dave Hodgson Tom Roach Back Row, left to right: Bob Cameron, Stan Harwood, Ray Chaney, Art Lowther, Roland Hieb. Front Row, left to right: Claude Pettit, Jerry Stafford Clarence Harwood, Dr. Earl Hoffer, George Whiting, Adrian House, Irve San- ders, Leonard Brown. Not pictured: Bert Banzhof, Guy Boyer, Irven Bruns, Charles Cutforth, John Dick, Parker Woolmington. Ecard of clireeicors Study to show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth QII Tim. 2 :15J. And the things that thou hast heard from me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also QH Tim. 2:2y. U 39 f minisfm ficm resicleni f clrmn ' cause That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death. fPhil. 3:l0y No greater challenge has ever been offered to me and my family by our Heavenly Father than that of ministering at Western Bible Institute. It is my heartfelt desire according to the divine will of God that I pour my life into Western and its students. My greatest incentive in coming to Western was the challenge of see- ing young lives molded for Jesus Christ, and insuring that they left school able to minister effectively. President House, who is also the father of three growing boys, Mark, age ll, Torrey, age 8, and Paul,age 7, commented on his future in this way: I would like to spend the rest of my ministry here at Western. It is a difficult job and I need its challenge all the time to keep me effective. Western holds a new challenge for me each passing day. I'm sure the future holds the same. 40 Rug Q, M f ri .fowlier c73usiness cf manger Sarah Grandad, Kristie and Mark This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I arn chief QI Tim. 1:15j. What a privilege it is, year after year, to see students come to be taught from the Word of God, grow up in the un- searchable riches of our Lord Jesus Christ, and then, after three or four years, find His will for their lives in fields which are white already to harvest where they shall be able to teach others also and see how He uses them! , 2 .0 n I 7. - QQ 1 1 ff. M4 L WX. W ' . ' 4 sf Q f ' ' QM if af V ,pf Zi if t fi' Qlabaw, ,,,. ,,,.. .QM X Doris and Art 41 dicadcmic Qean ci? il I c73cyc5 Q r ,.... :f -:v, A ll 'k ' ' 'Qs-5 .ylf ?A',- QC ' X Q - . X4 ' gy K 3? :E -,VA xlfsyi it .. 2 2,2 yi af a 2 . M. , W F fi , , Ji ,, ' . I ga , X . '. . . no cavities . . 'W -VA A but, oh!! ! What calamities! ! !' 1 ':- ' ' Y V 3-s., ,, at 3 ' , 2 .5 ,. Now the end of our instruction is love out of a pure heart and of a good conscience, and of faith unfeignedn QTim. 1:53. The Lord of Lords and King of Kings was also the Servant of Servants. Because of His clear perspective of the spiritual life, Jesus Christ understood that genuine leadership is dev- eloped through serving others. The greater the servant the Q greater the leader. I shall always be grateful to Western Bible A Institute . . . and especially its students for the opportunity they Q have given me to learn this principle. 2 . Q ,M Family Living Exemplified Bill Boyd, daughter Shellie and wife, Elaine -15 2 .-lx 42 Eean of Sludenfs arry Garrier And if thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul, then shall thy light rise in obscurity, and thy dark- ness be like the noonday. And the Lord shall guide thee contin- ually, and satisfy thy soul in drought, and make fat thy bonesg and thou shalt be like a watered garden, and like a spring of Water whose waters fail not qlsa. 58:10-115. It is exciting to be a part of God's tool, W.B.I. , in the form- ation of beliefs and behaviour in so many committed disciples of my Saviour. Domestic Disciples Mr. Carrier, Alene, Steve and Beth cf oland J icb' Siewardsiip Q evelopmenf And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. He that hath the Son hath life, and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life QI John 5:11-121. Western Bible Institute provides an opportunity for many people to invest and share in the work of the Lord. The Development Office provides a variety of programs, such as annuities, trusts, life income agreements, and development notes. Information is available without obligation by contacting our office on campus. I count it a real opportunity to work in a position that helps further the Lord's work and also assists individual Christians with their investment and financial needs. 44 Isle QWGE sl n A cfegisirar Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass QPsa. 37:51. From the time an application is received to the day this stu- dent graduates, it is exciting to observe how the Lord works in the lives of His servants. Having a part in their training has been a means of reaching every continent with the good news of salvation. I thank God for the privilege of being involved in Western Bible Institute , 45 aculfg , Mr. James Andrewsg Pastoral Studies Q e , I 1 . 4 For the eyes of the ' Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to show Him- self strong in the behalf of them whose heart is perfect to- ward Him. II Chron. 16:9a krxwl . ' - ,1 nn M - .LQV L 'W I ?5CZfXWT ' K Mr. Paul Bordeng Bible and Doctrine Moreover, it is re- quired in stewards, that a man be found faithful. 2' f, bij , is Nm Q v ,. ' grifmr 1 N , N N . I COIN 422 n X Mr. Dave Mc Leodg Greek And now, little chil- dren, abide in Him, that, when He shall appear, we may have confidence and not be ashamed before Him Mr. Lloyd Spear, Director of Student Ministries If ye be Willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land. Isaiah 1:19 47 at His coming QI Jn. 2:28y. -lg , ,-- f oyful dioise Mr. Ronald Footeg Music Theory, Chorale These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheerg I have overcome the world QJn. l6:33J. Mrs. Lois Misking Voice Delight thyself also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart . . . and He shall bring forth thy righteousness as the light and thy judg- ment as the noonday QPsa. 37 :4-65. Mrs. Olsie Andrewsg Piano If any be a hearer of the word, and not a doer, he is like a'm'a.n beholding his natural' face in a mir- rorg for he beholdeth himself, and goeth his way, and immediately forgetteth what manner of man he was QJas. 1:23-24j. 48 ' ::o:'. o Q . 0 Q ch wo, q'a'.', . i'n fi 'Fo 'n 'a 'P ' 1.0 ,X . 0 o o Q 4 ,O A I 'H ' ',Lf. .'I -:-:?'I-gf -1'-f 9 0 4 0' 'Q' .Q 1 Q .5 if .maxi Q ns 0 0 a oft 'giftg Q .1 ,f 1 Q .g 1 n 0 9, ,,,,,... as 'X if That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His suffer- ings, being made comformable unto His death qPhil. 3:10j. Mr. Harvey Stranskeg Missions I ,3 ,,WX,,,, KII. L, p -.-,..4,a.'.,-1 , V, .,Z.,-. ,T . i,,.,.A:,, 7. ,. . .. ff ,Q .ai 'ti f'-1, J 'Is ' . ' ' - ' ' ' V , . pari- fimcrs Mrs. House and Mrs. Carrierg Women in the Church Mrs. C. : In my Father's house are many mansions, if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself, that where I am, there ye may be also QJII. 14:2-31. Mrs. H. : I have set the Lord always be- fore meg because He is at my right hand, I shall not be moved Q Psa. 16:81. Thus saith the Lord, Let not the wise ma.n glory in his wisdom, neither let the mighty man glory in his might, let not the rich man glory in his riches, But let him that glorieth glory in this, that he understandeth and knoweth me, that I am the Lord who exerciseth lovingkindness, justice, and righteousness, in the earthg for in these things I delight, saith the Lord qJer. 9:23-24j. Pictures not available: Derryl Tomlinsong Bible Ron Ortleyg Systematic Discipleship Bob Wilbrahamg Systematic Discipleship Mr. Jonathfi Smith, Bible ..- .N 'r 49 2 ,736 W, ,ff ,K ,W ,WM if .gf f X f 4 ,' f an X Sfaff Muon! 'Wav 3 .5 V' 1 Q It fs Marilyn Balm Sam Thompson Secretary - Receptionist Asst. Business Manager I Corinthians 15:58 Therefore, my belovedllorethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. Miss Helen Fick Jan Herr Cashier Secretary to the President f ,,f , f, W' W' f 4 f y in ,f Ki' .N 50 - i 4 N, if 151113-fx :Z vm. - f H ,rf-Q.J'f' ..,,-1' ,I 25:1-f'1 - ' . , s f :,:-'13 ,, :f'Q:E:3 'Z-:L ' . Glenda Worrell Mr. Jerry Walker Secretary to Mr. Hieb , Librarian Hebrews 6:10 For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labor of love which ye have shown toward his name, in that ye have ministered to the saints and do minister. Mrs. Mac Leod Betty White Asst- Librarian Book Store and Snak Bar 1. D Q Mx .A v Q , i A 51 , 4 ' an f 1 X f f ff - -My W , fr Our school has been richly blessed in the choice Moms and Dads over- seeing the students in our dormitories. The gir1's enjoy the ministry and friend- ship of Marilyn Rahn, Women's Resi- dence Supervisor. and her three assis- ta.ntS. The Men's Residence Supervisor is RayiStranske, a graduating senior at Denver's Conservative Baptist Theolo- gical Seminary. He and his three as- Siudenf Jieba sistants have done an outstanding job of taming the tigers during this past year. Below are our excellent Kitchen and Maintenance Department representatives. These fine people have helped to make Western a home away from home for many students. 4 Uh. . .is that how it's done? Leon Rummel, Chief of Maintenanceg Rob Van Horn, and Berry Beckley Qi, '5 1,2,3 - testing. Mom Wiseman, Head Cookg Mrs. Newton and Sue Dickinson .W '49 f 1 4 4' ax R, 1 I I 7 ff? 34? W ' wffzell' .4 ' VA if 1 . S53 if 'B ' 'Z gi ' f 1 'E Q2 'W t ' B -lcc ' C .af lm gf If ' , . -' W Q X . M 5? x t , 3 a ft-1' A C L i Ray Stranske, Scott McKim, Tim Butler, and Ken Cooper Marilyn Rahn, Carroll Ann Goon Belinda Spilman, and Beth Jones Sk? 91115 wa... 'wr-Q: Jack Stout has spent all his life as a Colorado resident. A native of Salida, Jack has a wife, Donna, and a Very new addition to the family in daughter Tenny Sue. J ack was one of the student instructors for this years ski retreats at Western and one of the leading supporters of attempts to form a Ski Club on campus. My Dad helped me start skiing by learning on a flat road. Later that same year I skiied on the slope, offered the 24-year old who began skiing at age 6. The hardest thing about learning to ski is not to be afraid. People go to fast Learn when you fall to relax and you'll never come up with at first and get soared. any broken bones: an r ' wings ea , , g g A W uf ,4 fi? A i S3 ,,.,, 5 5 , V W ,f a mf-,-.'2- . 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Performances :included a Charlie Brown Christmas Story and a Charlie Brown College Daze Dilemma. As all fledgling endeavors, ours has had its ups and downs. But praise the Lord, we're here. And praise the Lord again, 'cause we're here to stay! Ron Basye Cecelia Galloway Jim Hubiak Lynnae Lavaty Loran Presley Joy Blackie Jim Gibbs Stuart Hughes Doran Manderville Lynette Presley Rex Burge Sandi Gigliotti Paul Jeffrey Jack McCullough Mike Quieroz Connie Hamilton Crumb Larry Harper Irving Jennings Dan Palm Kathy Wagner Cindy Forrester Ann Hubiak Brian Liebe Debbie Pfost Deb Ward - 4- 56 r - . F' Q if -H... Q Q Q fi aehvzhes v'-M--emu if , l Q , s 5 'B' 27 I' s , x, 1.-351. '-. 'f'f,g'f'V Q2 slr z:x.,?f , -4'-W Hs. ' Y's' W :? 14'4 '- 01- V, 5 :is -x--1 15 in . 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N X4 F 1 F, - K' ' ft? Q-m.,w'w2 , 1' r . .. .1 - ,x :kww-' 't .Iv-, .W A- ... vp , uf . Fi ...sa- . ,vp 1 ,gif V 4 -a-W . F.. 1 :L u 'gh A Y tn xv- x A- A 1 X I hr K' ' ,A L f' 6- Q .rf ., -- - 4 -1' ff . '. wk 'lx ' ' A-Vg? p'f3lqm--'x..:.- .-if 1 4 ., -, , 'I ' .: 4 'ww' .2 . , , wggw-3?4 '-f-Q 3-9917 fir ' 1-:4?,f7 : Fix .,,f ...,-1 -nn-..f..-'ihugfbk LH H X A -A4 lx .gugi 111 ' Senior ciaarly .Sadie Eazvfins l 6'asEef5aIl LT'-, N ,e The 1973-74 W.B,l. team - Front row, left to right : John Schrag, ReX'Burge, Bill Honsberger, Wes Senner, Scott Mcliim, Back row: Toni Roach, Aaron Hughes, Ron Basye, John Keith, Paul Hoffman, Coach Borden Scott McKim Captained Westerns First Team M56 H ., 'S 543 fd 62 W. B. I. 's football team won the Riverside Park League with a 6 - 0 record Bill Honsberger lays one up in W. B.I. practice. Leading W. B. I. 's first team to a fine 12 - 8 record was Paul Borden. Paul played basketball at Philadelphia Bible College and has high hopes of bring- ing a championship to Western. Wes Senner pulls in a rebound against Loretta Heights Z All mine, baby, all mine X, , , ,xl X AR XX xx 'x ii 63 nn.. 4- Grim concentration marked Loretta Heights game as evidenced by Rex Burge K Bill Honsberger lines up for free throw against Loretta Heights Scott McKim soars high for easy lay-up Wes Senner attempts to shoot over Ron Basye ding dfluio-Srapis ? SoTEZlE6o7i '7 JG ,B John Genz - President Jim Anders - Vice President Beth Jones - Secretary-Treasurer Q . fi 7' S vw 4 -I A I-XR I ornereek' 7 , - ' M-ing ' f :sw 1+ Jw' mf' 4, Q 'f:Tn g, QM.. h .Ka ...L is r. ,O A fs' :ix N A A :m,LI,L X QA ' XY W H l . fb -at i x, , AQ W ,y 1 . D ll Q ,. L b l 5 4 1 '. ix! .' ,i,' 5151: -A-it 9554 Y I f :W . f 1. f ' , , - aa fn 5' ' Kg ,.- Gd, K S , ' A N 4 . 1 Y Vx V - ngxpg-Y .1-ef X W-f F, f QQ Y . . , A A , fi . -Wg , .3 wg M N 552.1 if ,, 12- si. .iw S- ' ,P -V 'V . 5 x J 0 5-P, 3 Q '. 'I V 4 , 2 P , Mx :- ' W qi ! 1 N, 5' ' f 7 e -N A 1. ' i 'M iff f if- I ' ' I . L xo. A -. ,ff ' , YY' in W , Y V3 g V ! i O i, ' ' 5 '41 ff 4 I e' 52 x 0 1,9 ,W I , 1 , P , Ln. ,A 'g m R Ev .6 67 Qfif sn, ,MV ,wp 5. whwmu hwmwmw SX 'ffwggjy WESTERN BlBLE,lMSTITUTE MAILING ADDRESS: RO. BOX 9332 DENVER, COLORADO 80209 - CAMPUS LOCATION: MORRLSON, COLORADO TELEPHONE: 303 697-8135 Dear Fellow-Students: Little drops of water, little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. Thus the little minutes, humble though they be, Make the mighty ages of eternity. -- Julius A. Fletcher Carney What better words than these can describe this past year at W. B.I. ? The classes ram- bled on slowly, the semesters were never over soon enough. But like tiny drops of water falling into a bucket, this year is over and we already wonder how it slipped by so fast! Many of you have already forgot what lies behind, but you worry about what tomorrow will bring - whether you will be able to do all those things you have thought about or how you will be able to best serve and glorify Christ., Worrying about tomorrow and what it may bring, of course, is not a proper biblical injunction. And we should again search God's Word for our answer. Jesus tells us to . ., . seek first QGod'sj kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things shall be yours as well. Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow . . . Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day Mat- thew 6:33-341. God will give us new privileges and responsibilities as the summer approaches, so let's use the most of every hour and day for Him. ' . . . for we walk by faith, not by sight, says Paul again Q11 Corinthians 5:7y. Find fulfilment in every present moment by trusting God in every present moment! May the Lord bless you as you embark on this exciting and wonderful journey. Sinceiyy in Christ 5 A ! Qfffff Z. ki? John L. Genz xr, 68 WESTERN BIBIQEMINSTITUTE MAILING ADDRESS: no. Box om DENVER, COLORADO sozofa - CAMPUS LOCATION: MoIIIiIsoN, COLORADO TEEEEIAIQNEZ 303 697-8135 Dear Fellow-Students: Little drops of water, little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. Thus the little minutes, humble though they be, Make the mighty ages of eternity. -- Julius A. Fletcher Carney What better words than these can describe this past year at W.B..I., ? The classes ram- bled on slowly, the semesters were never over soon enough. But like tiny drops of water falling into a bucket, this year is over and we already wonder how it slipped by so fast! Many of you have already forgot what lies behind, but you worry about what tomorrow will bring - whether you will be able to do all those things you have thought about or how you will be able to best serve and glorify Christ., Worrying about tomorrow and what it may bring, of course, is not a proper biblical injunction. And we should again search God's Word for our answer. Jesus tells us to . , , seek first QGod'sj kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things shall be yours as welll Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow . . . Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day Mat- thew 6:33-345. God will give us new privileges and responsibilities as the summer approaches, so let's use the most of every hour and day for Him. T , . ., for we walk by faith, not by sight, says Paul again Q11 Corinthians 5:7y. Find fulfilment in every present moment by trusting God in every present moment! May the Lord bless you as you embark on this exciting and wonderful journey. Sinceiyel in Christ , X , ryfflf Z A QP John L, Genz X., 68 fgrayers of o7raisev Dix-ec tor: fiffv-Wm' Fauna?- '3t Gicrale .. 5. 'Is .5 ., V., x Q x X , I 1 Mr Foote. Director Tim Butler: President Candy Thomas: Secretary This year the Western Bible Institute Chorale was composed of 37 eager kids from Alaska to Texas, Illinois to California. Following the trend of years past, more than two-thirds of the cho- rale was made up of freshmen. ' ' Our director this year was a witty young man by the name of Ron Foote from Spirit Lake, Iowa. Part of his wittiness can be attributed to the fact that he comes from a family of three and one half dozen Qactually only 9 kidsy. fs I C Lx F43 1. ka? is ji - ,- E 3 A E n At this writing we have returned rejoicing from the annual tour which took us into Colorado Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and Montana. 70 - cJ7fasfer's d7l7a clrigal M' .., am? f '32, Siciina The hand of the Lord worked in a very definite way to assemble a very unlikely com- bination of people to form a singing group named Shekinah. Shekinah consists of five girls and five guys, all with diHerent backgrounds, different personalities, and different goals. Actually, the only two unifying factors were Jesus Christ and a love of music. The Master's Madrigal was formed by a group of people who desired to bring glory to God. A madrigal is a group that sings to a King. Because they serve the King of Kings as their Master, the Madrigal has joined voices to bring glory and praise to King Jesus. 71 SJIZJ in Student Missions Impact is the missionary arm of the student body. The S. M.I.. council is composed of officers elected by the student body and the leader of each prayer band. This year officers were: president, Don Bakerg vice president, Larry Whitsong secretary-treasurer, Carroll Ann Goon. The missionary offering which is taken each Friday will be divided with 80fZ, going for our summer missionaries and 2095 to be used for a special project. Last year the project was tuition aid for Bible school students in Jimma, Ethiopia. This year we have the following summer missionary applicants: John McCullough, OCSC, Greeceg Jon Schrag, Practical Missionary Training, Central Americag Brian Liebe, Greater Europe Missions, Europeg and Mike Queiroz, Apostolic Christian Church, Brazil. 72 UN GTGHCG if ff gg M W ff fha .Qi C 5 X Our missions conference was held 18-22 February. We had Dr.. W., Robert Cook from Conservative Baptist Seminary, Portland, Ore- gon as our Bible teacher and Marvin Rosenthal from Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, Inc. as our featured missionary speaker. We also had C.. P. Tarkington representing OCSC, Roger QBerty Banzhaf representing CMML, Curtis Jimerson representing TEAM, Joe Charles re- presenting WEF, and Darwin Merril represen- ting Wings of Faith Mission. We were thrilled and challenged by the messages from Godfs Word and by the excellent reports from the field. The week was capped off with the banquet Friday night at Judson Baptist Church. 'X 73 prayer. .. Prayer band leaders were: North America, Larry Harper, South America, Mike Queirozg Africa, Doug Curtis, Jewish, Rob Van Horn, Servicemen, Jim Dickinson, Wycliffe, Claude Tunstall, Europe, Mark Carlton Asia, John McCullough. The prayer bands meet week- ly and pray about specific needs and offer praise for answered prayer in their areas. 1 ?F:ffi?fs-gf, - ' ni, 4, ,, ,Dim I .mr . ,IT ' -rf - 1 I t r ' . .,, . I, , X X T? . use P. .K 74 .4 .. ..mB'5 J 1 ju .5 nine Yearbook Editor - Jack, why does a school this size, in which everybody knows everybody else and what's going on, need a newspaper? Jack - It's true that everyone knows what's going on. They just read the 'Jot and Tittle' to find out who got caught. 75 Zikfa Sfaff if f f - Q 2 EH.-M ,yy V19 rt . , .Q-5 f1.:- rfsfxf si 5 c Owl V S wi 5 Ms. g 5 X g t g zfyffzg -' s so '- a Q -Q : f f 4, - ' may f wma 1 -sqm In , s A ' VX ! Z'5U Q ,,..,4-, f,-We K Y' - 1 rg. 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Jesus Christ The Lord 91.1 On Your FM Dial Take A Trip Bake A Cake Buy A Dress Read A Book Get A Ton Plonr A Garden Bait A Hook , Fly A Plone Plan A Family Ride A Bike Prime A Pump Groom A Dog Snow A Prof Or Pass An Exam Your Daily Cbristimz Companion I 9:00 AM Worship Service 'lO:OO AM Sunday School H500 AM Worship Service H100 AM Rerarded Children's Class WEDNESDAY 7:00 to 9:00 PM 7 To 8 PM Organizational Meeting 7 To 8 PM Midweek Service 8 to 9 PM Visitation 7 To 9 PM Adulf Choir Practice WRC PASTOR Q DR. BOB MCPHERSON SUNDAY EVENING A5-gQCfATE PASTORS 5:15 PM Youth and Childrenis Choir Practice l MUSIC REVL STEVE BURNS S:l5 PM Training Hour oYOUTH REV. BOB BODIE 5515 PM Nfw Membe, Oriemcmon QEVANGELISM REVCHEZLE STEWART C GSS S . U AND6sTuDENT PAsToRs 6:30 PM Evemng Worslup 6:30 PM Jr. Church 3- 6 Grades 1 R' T. V, PROGRAM EVERY SUNDAY 6:30 PM Children's Church l-2 Grades CHANNEL 7 , 6:30 PM Elementary Church 4 lds 5,8.6yr,o l i verside 'Baptist Qhzill, 455 S. Platte River Drive, Alameda at Valley Highway, Denver, 722-5731 UNUSUAL SERVICES AT THE USUAL HOURS Congrai-ula'I'ions Class of 1974! PRCJTEX INDUSTRIES INC PROTEX I A-. 1331 West Evans Avenue-Denver, Colorado 80223 , ' - , I , Telephone: 303f935-3566 Cable: Protex I X I I l 'I X Q., If congratulations 8 best wishes for your success waqggggknb f -fc, ff- Cfrg W I I .u I , , - Sw ., ' teatu 1 f It , , so so - 5 'Ai x , I e' 4Q Q i FQ. s..nx -4 ' vig Ns 80 best wishes for your success from Gates 8 Sons GATES CONCRETE GATES an SONS, INC: 90 SOUTH FOX ' DENVER. COLORADO B SYSTEMS OOO O I 1 43p X90 'SN MAN u FACIKGQ 1295 SO. KALAIVIATH ST. 81 lllnmtnmmiig giizxptisi Qhhuxrh haf 3 :Z 5 6245 GARRISON STREET PHONE 422-1612 ARVADA, COLORADO 80004 Sunday Bibgesqhool 9:0OA.M. 1805 WASHINGTON AVENUE Worship Service 10:15A.M. GOLDEN, COLORADO 80401 I 6:00 P.M. PHONE 279-4605 Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 P.M, The people ofthe Community Baptist Church extend their love and prayers to fhfC1f1SSOf1974 wM.M.F1.ETcHER PASTQR congratulations fo tie gradua ies rom me ziEk'aron staff Fflission Hills Baptist Church QGen. Conf.j Pastor 5659 South University Boulevard Charles Ver Straten Littleton, Colorado 80210 Proclaiming the love of Christ to all who will receive His message. God's blessings be upon the graduating class of W.B.I. , 1974. 82 ...fgw 9 cf ri ALUMNI