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

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1 Qi M' X' 1 'F' X S. if A' eg. .,. .MA 5 K N H .. 'fiwxqx ,T .f iffy at Yr y limi ..,, ,- i -xg ABOVE: Junior class officers enjoy a year of effective leadership. Standing- ' '1, M Jon Schrag, Vice President: Fluth Ann Dozier, Secretary-treasurer: Rich ,f John Zampafelli Goebel, Student Council Representative: Center-Ken Cooper, President. 11- A X I N fu K5 l A iv i N XJ, X , Jim Terry Candy Thomas Ken Tulloss Jan Vance Mark Walters Vern Wigle

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Tim Babcock Don Baker Barry Beckley Doug Brown Tim Butler Ken Cooper Mary Deane Ruth Ann Dozier Kirk Dunham Bob Dunn Kent Freedman Rich Goebel Paul Goff Carroll Ann Goon Larry Harper Paul Hoffman Aaron Hughes Del Jacobsen Lynnae Lavaty Doran Mandeville Russ Matzke Scott McKim Jan Mitchell Mike Queiroz Tom Rempel Jon Schrag Mike Shields Conrad Smith At, . . ,,, -wa 4 ,v X f A E I A P G' ' J-1 rl-u A 45 as V +7 i 'GA er . mv 4, A .4 X Y N' . Q ' f - W0 5 W f Q 't M- fcv ' t Dir 3, V- Az, ' .Kb A . if I V. 12 ., . ,- T . 'ff' 19? , -I ...iff til .NN ,f ft' ii it r GM l ., 1 ti Third Year Ponderers Seek Purpose fx 4 ,, LT: x X-iii -. li .. ttiu T . qvikwx .. i ,,: V I 9 1 1 f' ., 6 .. Q-fm xi f uhm. N ,jc xf l The year began with a tinge of ap- prehension which grew with the passing of time. l'm almost there! The task is near completion. This journey's end is now in sight, and yet, achievement is beyond my im- mediate grasp. Just as summer ends in fall, so the seasons of my life have come to dwell for a fleeting moment, giving way to the beckon- ing call of a new era. This is the au- tumn of my life at Western. Rest- less ponderings are mine to enter- tain. Who am I? Where am l going? l'm not alone. There are others who share my thoughts. Together, we have set our footsteps to the task at hand. Together we have seen the joy of unity: of friendship, of Christ- ian love. Each day was greeted with trembling expectation, and each evening was bidden farewell with mingled emotions. It was a tinge of apprehension, l look on. l'm almost there. is' hd , aft'-t ' x 4 1, L- ' Z.. In lx s .M i 4 1 , Ur' up Ei , ' ' ' -na. . A' Ar'- lwi f . s .I 'T V, V: 2 A A ' it . X . s B-LN vi ' 'Ni sr. ,- i , 'f Q x.. iv, . M af' 7 aalxwmx 5 A 5' . 'Y rf- ffl: ' I N sf .Il jf I 'x WMS! lg 3 ETQXH' fi vs ..,' H J, 5 y.,, , x -1- ,,a5.Qg, .-1'-T PQ

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Loren Pressley Steve Watson 1 tits i Approaching the Finish... The years have flown as on a multi-seasoned breeze, each leaving evidence of its effect upon my life. Nly last flight of stairs is before me, and the unknown beckons me on- ward, upward. I am a sight to behold: my seniority strikes awe in the hearts of those who struggle as yet to attain. And yet, I flounder as a young bird whose attempts to spread his wings are sporadic and amateur. Who am I? Where am I going? Fear and joyous expectation mingle freely within. And I take the final step of faith. I am a senior.