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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1981 volume:

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When Mr. Harwood founded Western Bible Institute in order to pass on some of his evangelistic methods, Miss Helen was the secretary and bookkeeper, and Miss Elsie helped in the office as well as teaching two classes, English and Teaching Children. These dedicated ladies have seen Western Bible Institute change to Western Bible College, and have witnessed much growth in the curriculum and the physical plant of the school. As the school has expanded, the limits of their duties have narrowed, and their serving of the school has continued constant. Miss Helen fills the position of cashier, processing gifts and salaries. Miss Elsie teaches English and acts as registrar, handling all records after a student is accepted to Western Bible College. For their faithfulness and joyful service we thank them, and dedicate this yearbook to them. May God make us all to be as faithful and earnest as they! W W my m y Y . : . . L:. ::' .-.2 -H ...L,.A 17434 'N-J 1? 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Phil Beffort Phil, a Pastoral major, anticipates a rural ministry. Helen is his wife, and their children are Carol, Kathy, Linda, and Debbie. His favorite verse is 1 Thessalonians 5:24. Gregg Boldebuck Gregg, a Christian Education major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. Gregg plans to go into youth work and then on for more education. Ephesians 3:20 is his favorite verse. ' ,' ' - . f ' V Q' , ,, .ra-'11 mu. :ef,,,t,..z1:,gLt:.:,1:,Li.. 2 -3f,.,.z,i-4,Jf 7TW MW ' VU .. , ,, . ,, 4 - 1 ami. s Q-t-ara-ew ' H 'Nt55 V'?SW?-Vie'f'is+51.Z1g3f.,t .. if Y' sm., FT? 'Q K wg Y Mark Canady Mark was a Pastoral major, Bonnie is his wife, and Mark jason is their son. His favorite verses are 1 john 5:11,12. joyce Crow loyce, a Music Performance major, also attended Seattle Pacific University. joyce sang in the Chorale, and received year honors in her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Her plans are to complete a music performance degree in Classical Guitar under Christopher Parkening, and go into teaching. Galatians 2:20 is Ioyce's favorite verse. Phil Dreessen Phil, a Christian Education major, was involved in yearbook. He and his wife, Diana, plan to go to Kenya under Africa Inland Mission as dorm parents at Rift Valley Academy. April Beth is their daughter. His favorite verse is Matthew 6:33, and his favorite passage is Isaiah 40. 'Vw . ' Q ,. .1 rl -. 11' ': --ff' :tai . Qi' , X .. 2',. '.-: 1.f:::::::1:::a,::zz,m.::a -4 mu H5 N A Pat Friedline j Pat, a Christian Education major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. Pat was involved in basketball. He plans to teach in a Christian college, and is anticipating a short time in the Republic of the Philippines with Overseas Christian Servicemen's Center in the immediate future. Acts 19:32 and Proverbs 3:5,6 are his favorite verses. Larry Gaither Larry, a Pastoral major, was involved in the Student Missions Impact, holding the office of Vice President of Stewardship 1980-1981. He received the honor of the Board of Trustees Scholarship Award in 1979-1980. Along with his family, Larry plans a future with Overseas Christian Servicemen's Center Hospitality House in Subic Bay, the Republic of the Philippines. Karen is his wife, Kristie is their daughter, and Robert and Richard are their sons. His favorite verses are Matthew 20:25-28. Sharon German Sharon, a Christian Teacher's Education major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. Sharon was involved with the Chorale, serving as librarian as well as vocalist. Her honors include dean's list. The future holds marriage to jack McCullough, and perhaps teaching in a school. Psalm 104:33-34 are her favorite verses. 5 m f ' ' . . . .. . . , ww mm 1,55 H1f'.Q,lHllH'f'l'1l'1V1'l?,'59iiNi'1Q:F i'.':'ix' gIliQ.lL...','-i ...Lili C- Liu L Lf' ,r 0 gt. mfs. 4 f K T' ' Y' f., '- ' 2 sp: Wu gg fn, WEL! Nw - I I 1 fy I judy Heidemann ludy, a Christian Education major, was involved in the Chorale. She held the offices of chorale assistant secretary in her junior and senior years, and was secretary-treasurer for the senior class. The future holds marriage to David Larson, and part-time church work. ludy's favorite verse is james 5:16. john Hunt Iohn, a Pastoral major, was honored with a scholarship, and with the Most Improved preaching award. He plans to attend Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana. Diana is his wife, and their children are Cheryl, Michelle, Danita, Lois, and Mark. His favorite verses are 2 Timothy 4:1-4. Lyndell johnson Lyndell, a Pastoral major, held the offices of Sophomore class vice president, junior class president, and Senior class Student Council Representative. He was a resident assistant to the deans his junior and senior years, and sang with Doxology. 2 Corinthians 8:9 is his favorite verse. 17 , ..,,. Amfwt-.. p - n -A M.. ss ', 55. , F2 3 K ' I 'Q Www W mm, Wh wtf W,- it' im. X . 6 1 I 'lx NNN- mv V hs zff,c-s.f:1fft:f:a'- M- ' i. ,- ,---M Dan Kiefer Dan, a Pastoral major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. For him the immediate future holds pastoring the Kremmling Community Church. Suzanne is his wife, and David and Ginny are their children. john 1:12 is his favorite verse. J mf' ,, 'mJ.'1f1s,'- .' :it f' ff' ,f rg: ,'..'L'j,jLix'n ar: l .1 A, LEM' -111 if K Lev .st ,lm-. -I-.,, .t.. A .1 4 sul .1 A s Mike Lee Mike, a Sacred Music major, transferred from Eastfield Iunior College in Dallas, Texas. Mike sang in the Chorale, the Proclamation, and the Doxology. He held the office of Senior class vice president. He anticipates a future in some type of music ministry. Deanna is his wife. His favorite verses are Ephesians 2:8-10. Steve Leinbach Steve, a Pastoral major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. Chris Anne is his wife. His favorite verse is Philippians 1:6. - . - - -1 .. - - H Y , . tj , . A MM., Mgx- 4, fl' . . . . , .. .I W: .t ,4,.,,-M, ',..r,,.. , . ,f,,. .,.. w,.v ,V-,A..... .1..-Iwzffu. .innings .uplfiiianqbl - ' k .A f ' ' 1 21111 11 1: zsixzzzrrifixtftssrgszf V .4.L f L, l john l Lennon HI john, a Pastoral major, transferred from Southeastern Bible College. At Southeastern he held the offices of vice president of the Freshman class, president of the Sophomore class, and Vice President of Prayer of the Student Missions Fellowship. Susan Marcia is their daughter. john plans graduate school and Overseas Christian Servicemen's Centers ministry for the future, Matthew 7:7,8 are his favorite verses. joni Lynch joni, a Christian Teacher's Education major, sang in the Chorale, the King's Daughters, the Ensemble, and the Doxology. She was also active in sports, being a cheerleader in 1978-1979, and in 1977 Cirl's Basketball and 1980-1981 C-irl's Volleyball. joni held the offices of assistant secretary in Chorale, Sophomore class Student Council Representative, and Senior class secre- tary. She received the honors of dean's list. For her the future holds marriage to Steve jones and teaching in an elementary school. Proverbs 31:10-31 are her favorite verses. Susan Lynch Susan, a Christian Teacher's Education major, transferred from Northeastern junior College in Sterling, Colorado. Sue sang in the Chorale, the Ensemble, and the Doxology, and worked with the yearbook. She was a resident assistant to the deans, and held the offices of Sophomore class secretary-treasurer, Chorale secretary-treasurer her sophomore year, and Student Council secretary-treasurer her junior year. She received the honors of dean's list, the 1978 Darryl Stranske Scholarship, and the 1979 shared Board of Trustees Scholarship. The future holds teaching elementary school, perhaps overseas. Her favorite verse is Isaiah 26:3. frfmafssssa sf Qi 5, , ,, -v pw- V,-vw-newwuv-v-1-rw-W Y. .,,., ,, W ,F I Hull...-I-Il 'I I I'I lJfH as- - ,'.e-,5i?V'l4Tvu: F1--vig f- , ' , fm Q, f X f ,iv ZIV.. f ' 26? is Q E ,Z sv, of Q ,E p if f , ff, fi? 1 f ' if 7 , ff ,Z f. 4 . I 1 J f A ,, K f Q P 1, , M! , .f .12-ff - ,gf , fff 9+ W ff, ,jf f rf J W 'f,,f f 4 g f f 'fiery fi f 1, U, , J KW Karen Marshall Karen, a Christian Education major, was resident Assistant to the deans, and Student Council secretary-treasurer, as well as being involved in Student Council, Chorale, and Pep Club. In the future Karen plans to return to Bermuda to work with youth. Her favorite verses are Proverbs 3:5,6. George McLaughlin George, a Bible major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. His future includes seminary and missions. Ierreth is his wife. His favorite verse is 1 Timothy 1:5 Ibecause of Mr. Boydl. Mark Norman Mark, a Bible major, transferred from Moody Bible Institute. In the future, he would like to go to seminary and later teach, Philippians 1:6 is his favorite verse. -invnf n-nu . -1, . If - ,V -, ,, ,, ., ,. , , , f ' . ' t ' - . I ti swf, +1922 1 , ., . . . . -.,:,,.q,4f ,iss .t. , V, ...afan,:,'f'.'.Z..,L5,ZQ.ifa35ai.S! I 4 I 4 1 1 x ...:.?2, ' 1. ti K 'QIHYZHHLIXKSXIIQLXXLLL5117- l .iQ.i,fM1 ,-ng, ' --IL, 1 1 l Dan O'Clair Dan, a Pastoral Major, transferred from Southwestern Conservative Baptist Bible College in Phoenix, Arizona. He plans a future of pastoring in the northwestern United States. Kathy is his wife and their sons are Christopher Daniel and joshua james. 1 Corinthians 15:58 is his favorite verse, Don Osman Don, a Pastoral major, transferred from Sierra Leone Bible College. He sang in both the Chorale and the Proclamation. Don will be a missionary to the Gambia, West Africa. 2 Corinthians 3:4,5 are his favorite verses. 'N . .X A Fay Persons Fay a Christian Teachers Education major, sang in the Chorale and was resident assistant to the deans Her future holds marriage to David Van Vliet Psalm 111 is her favorite passige. V V if 1-1 if in U . in 1 21 .' If '1...117'':L2.Z:1.i'Z.4,'r11v'.1,.:::1ti.1g.53g4,..:Ha'.'.s 'w--tt:j.:,t::suz ,rr s m s , ti, i+m?F1'EHE?TE?TiFnwivitggffiffwf- -f'- '-f'--'H '3- Hi 'nn' -ii ' 1 E 1 3' 4 I 1 IQ if. if i Lu K? X c I lil If li fl .4416 r 1iMxAAM ..--Y--v yy v ,'-1477-www-w-wwpgmwfwgfyxwqfwyqwyrwy M tr. .1 V.. .fi-, f- .-...E-,I .. Ray Rendoff Ray, a Pastoral major, worked at NCTI. His honors include the dean's list. He plans a pastorate or rural missions for his future. Patty is his wife .QQ B P' 5., ,Q .5 94 .1-.QM .. Xxx --'mia' 'Q ' fax and Aaron Michael is their son. N... S 55?-s..i.1 5 x i fy, ...Q TFi7Z,3g11'l.:rIi:S1z :-17321-'v Ieana Remington Ieana, a Sacred Music major, was involved in the Chorale, serving as secretary for three years. In her future she sees further music education with a view to teaching music in grade school. Proverbs 325.6 are her favorite verses. Boris Stoj ilkovic Boris, a Christian Education major, trans- ferred from Emmaus Bible School. He sees work in evangelism in the church as his future. Philippians 1:20 is his favorite verse. s if Q' . V-s A . u'l1--U-'- ' --Il-...IIN II Ill I I II I l ! 1if,!,vL.32' a ., ,. ,. , L. . ... ..., . sump. vw- --'-M Q 1.-- Q .:.ws:.1y3.qm -. 71. f - H... g.... ....,,, ., . . . . - I vi, , V 1 .. l wwc isilhx ,iw ' - t , i . . - - I f -- ' A .f sm aamiakuald ui 3 YTLIHISILLH-L3.l' .F..u 2.iNiii29,SitPikQr1i11:,3gtz-1-11:L:'.13j Sondra Tucker Sondra, a Sacred Music major, also attended Calvary Bible College in Kansas City, Missouri, and St. Mary College in Leavenworth, Kansas. Sondy sang in the Chorale, and was on the dean's list. She plans to continue singing and perhaps teach music. Her husband is james Tucker. Psalm 138:8 is her favorite verse. David White Dave, a Pastoral major, held the offices of 1979-1980 Vice President of Information of Student Missions Impact, 1980-1981 SMI Execu- tive Vice President, and vice president of Mountaineering Club. His honors include semester, year, and preliminary honors, and the scholarship for the third place preaching award in 1980. The future will see him at Western Conservative Baptist Seminary in the fall of 1981 for the M.A. program in Old Testament, with missions and teaching at a theological institution as a goal for later. Viki is his wife. Kurt Wells Kurt, a Sacred Music major. transferred from Colorado State University-Metro State. He held the office of vice president of Chorale 1978-1979 and was on the dean's list. Kurt is presently working on the staff --. of Huntwood Baptist Church of Hay- ward, California as minister of music. Christina K. is his wife, and jami Lynne is their daughter. C 23 7 T75 f J1L,,mmn.-JW 1 v'11Kx ...1:.i.., inimnni mniinnnuurnn W J giff?? ??3:Q . i fl .Q 3 -1 .X .. lx 24 1:3 1-vm',,.,,.'! '. ,f.f: H,g.1Hvsw-rw! Fw , wg -Q fa Roger Wisdom Roger, a Pastoral major, held the offices of vice president of the Freshman class, vice president of Student Missions Impact 1979-1980, and president of SMI 1980-1981. He received the honors of dean's list, and the 1979 shared Board of Trustees Scholarship. In the future he plans to complete his masters degree, and then enter Overseas Christian Servicemen's Centers min- istry. His wife is Barbara, and their children are leff, Greg, Mike, and Kathy. His favorite verse is Proverbs 3:5,6. Douglas Wright Doug, a Christian Education major IBBSI, sang in the Chorale, and was involved in Soccer Club and Yearbook. He plans a future in tribal-translation missionary work in Latin America. His favorite verses are Ecclesiastes 12213,14. vzzfr-2 f, xg, 54 -- 4 If H-'. ,v.. ff 1 r -- 3-V--sf - ' .mhz-. V. . L -mt A 1 g l M .WU x Q. . . . .. . ' , . .4 . . .. .. ., 4 W Q. ,,',.,. .fi U T f.frg.JQfh,I..21,, -i,3i,1.ilfQu,.i,..i5x.fja.I. ,..Q-01 .C it !l!l5'ISi5,Xj.31L1.2SAIL111I,'Zi1-Qlgg - 1 ' T 'X . A-L ' 4 ,U-v-,ANAYAM -A In C-5' v af fm -1 'uw fu-., ,1 ' hi 6 , V , R, 1, .nxssi L, X x L I - 4, 1 f .f f X .0 x, f' , , VLZSR? 'lf 25 , ibfipafa' .q1ff!.3+x!v'if Q 'i ' ni?1s'R+2':Pi+??5i-iFfFiiffu-ffma.:sgr.:v::mf :-v:Lanz:4. -- W --.w-wg Carla Aguilar Ianice Altman rn M 'mr Nelson Baland , 41 fa.--us, s f Dave Bishop 26 '13 74 -5-4 1 WW. 93' FFP' 4l'.f -v A X, A . . W fr he 4 ' . ' A '1 In , . K I 2 1 ' 'X Q . f . 1 n N H. ii V . . , ,.,4.4yw 5 013'-' 5 :,.Y I ' Charles Aguilar Mike Arnott Dale Beyer Y' .- K' we 9 .1 1' -1 : -W Y Q , ,. -qffll' 7 Q .Lf , ,,,. V .y 1 , -N .22-f .,4.z,:, W Q: jf' 9 Q ' T2 , ,, 1, ' fi Barb Bohlender Cheryl Bonds Greg Bowen Randy Brandt ,,-A .1- ,. . 1 - . ',,L.'.,,,gg,-4,4.,.,L:.uri ..Q:. .Y . .. X . E A I f W ' Iu lljluln f '-'l n' I' I . f ,g 4 ' ' 1 QI lf li Q !! If 'Ulf avflg fns-l!! .Qzfl, , . , . ' . ,. ' , , 1 ' Q . ' L,,,,Z , 'fum MJ ps, wC,F.fJ,.LY,4.,.'.l,,,.'Lf4f.tDMfM5,l,!Biff' :sr RQ Li .. i. . 's.A1. S. nmbfsska 51141155 Gila. 'sf ? 9 WFE'5 TQ? T 'wgf'-s- r. .,x.--.ggi V ,S M51 A ff'F5f-- ' , Y K 'E 4 s 2 L X v E v. mx , Q A 1 Under the qualified leadership of Karl Wheeler, Keith Vic, Sherri Miller, Randy Brandt, and Bob Shelley, the Freshman class succeeded in achieving a close knit unit - a family. Should a visitor have Come to sit in on a Freshman Class meeting, they would probably have heard something like this: Should I wait for the bell before I pray or go ahead and hope it's already rung? lcont. next pagel 136 Brian Capps Karin Davis Mindy DeBoer Kermit DeBoer David DeLuca kf ii 1 L - msaixmiuagqat-xsiszwhlailiibfutlifka 'M?MN '? F+Hi'?'??vs .H273 ' A -- , , , , , . , . .. 1 f- f 1 J - w '.fz..x?-',,Q.s,4:1fIpLiL.1m.:.f41.f 'maimi B23 .Z . ,T X-,1.-w-,7,,v7w-,gave-1-fvfvy 'jx ki Golleen Diddarns Debra Fox , ..,, , nr 5 w-fl QQ. tiffdi Q' :H . . Y. N, -A Fred Fox Donna Fritz Beth Garner Hughie Gavin F' fa' fly' x xl Gay Glendenning Ian Glynn Bill Goat Gary Gordon Melody Graf 28 I I ll 'Ill'- . 'lll l I ul I ll I 'g i t 4 H . , ., ,. ., ,, . .. , . .A ,. A W. ,..., fwiasw A 4 P 1 ' '331!J.!ZuSiL!!L1iLi1i3LEPfiI2 - 4, , f '- -,-1, ,SKK We S 'wai- XX V x I WM! X f P' uw bmi Robyn Halley Roger Halley ,fr M 'ig Okay guys, here's our options so let's vote . . . Sherri, can you count that high? Zero is an awfully big number. I-low many want to be on the social committee . . . the social committee . . . we're asking for volunteers for the social committee. Ion Harding wi -A-.2.. i,QNfuna,.4r. Okay, I'm open for complaints, lcont. next pagel AQ? X Z- -5 'ia-31 -? .4-fl. 'i x,....-- Sf W A, sf il I x' -lui ,?, 1 Q.,--' - Rob Hartman Pamela Haskin 29 J - 7' 'gfH'5l'q'Hf'W :7f65'- ' Pf'H?-'12 T!i5!5??ffiff'T?7f'1'221?.T2 11112 1 5-J, 21516 -ai? A-Q Y ' -r ' i i., ,Wn.,,..,...w......,. ....., ww, 4 by Steven Haskin Pat Hayes Tony Heflin Ieff Hoffsommer 30 llx ' ii lim Hayden Wes Hayes Margo Hoffer Carole Hollis .u .-'Q 1-1 fb W H we A ,X x el Todd Hubbard Paul Inks Shelly Iaynes ,-'f'- -14 gg f., ,H , . - ' . r. .-1.1 . .1 ..:1....-'1 :.2..'. .L.. ..a:v,..... ,'..M. . ...-.. .. . .. A - - V ' ., ., , , ,. , X .. 1 .1 4 1, , M , l , 4, 2,1-, . . , . , , , , , . . ,, ,,. . .M ,,l.,.. , .. L. , . v ,L s. .N K - f' ' Aamir ..-me ,i,l+.1?...4Q1K !W V V y , .. . . y. , Q ,, . N rn ' V Y ' 2 V - ' ' N ,' 1 l. .2 1' ' FN-1..,VQ'R.nrralnwkigl' H 3Siii2Cis.k.i2 w. M W as ZBZHIJHHILLI-BIULLILZLRLQSB 3 F' ' , 1 suggestions, grievances, or any problems you have with or against the faculty . . . is anyone awake? But despite the sleepy atmosphere of the meetings, the Freshman class had some fun times. The first social, a singspiration, was highlighted by the closeness - the oneness - of the class through sing- a-longs and particularly through the communion and prayer. The oneness was demonstrated through an incident which took place during the sing-a-long. lim Hayden lcont. next pagel dr' 'C ' Holly Iohnson Tlmothy Dean Kirby Marty Knaub Brian Knoll Kettenrmg 'mi ,.o, ,..' 2 ,pa sta M1fLVgf3gA3 ,:WA L I n I A 1 :..l ' ,.:f.f Lilaltli '- '-4 ' VU - Mt- - '- ' 'WFWKWWWF4?7FHM? -5H3I!7?'H?1!H5H'ftZ' ,F Denise Layne LeAnne Lewis f,-LW! Virginia Lewis Dennis Loyd lean Maas Randolph Maas Kathleen McKeever Ianet Miller Sherrllyn Miller Kevin Moore Iulia Neptune 32 Nr Ln...Qi tf 'LM,yM?,A 1,31 5.-, passed out on the floor as the result of a concussion he received in a football game that afternoon. He was rushed out and immediately the group stopped and prayed for him and his safekeeping. lim was able to return toward the end of the social with the report of a minor concussion. Another party sponsored by the class was a social type event in which there were numerous group games and skits performed by various members of the class. They served refreshments of caramel apples, corn dogs, and hot mulled cider. lcont. on next Pagel Q' 'ze ,, 'lg R7 Clint Norris Q pf 'gif' .ff-' .9 April O Keefe Elizabeth 0 Keefe Miles Olsen Norma Grtiz . ' '. ' ' . 1 ,'...., . .4.fi-: iii -j--2-'35 :f-H. if . 'Q T'J'1l Z - ,-5111.601-,,,. sta, pu :nic fHi5g1 57--,Il-QLQ .H-fi ...V . .. . ., , ,- I2 .N . H , f -2- llliilll ilS!i. '.1:ii'.1 ' .L ' 33 4l 32113111 all 'HT 1 H? 551 I l Rl ,QI 1 'i o. X x lay Oswald Doug Padgett f f p gs Robin Puskas Evangeline Schaper ,Q- P 2 1 .arf-rg-a.rn ---1---.Haul G Q 'V'-9' 44.1 '1::::1:g, --.. :1::::1,.g: l -.-4fAllho'l,p-- -4 V I wmnnuu iffifijfgfsnu 1' Anne Ox --- - .l - of 4111 i s banana Ruth Page lim Russell lin . . I Q 1 ,gy , af vo- 'us-0' Al W Melinda Schurle Shari Scull Red Skeleton Terry Skelton B!li!un3ig1gxnn.x1ra.n1unnt.nma : :vxaumwvm H . .44 . .. 4 Q the ' ix' - ,, wi -, if W nav' Wlth the Sprmg Semester came new students to the Freshman Famlly They were readllw accepted lnto the class and contrlbuted to more Slngsplratlons and the Aprll soclal of Wlld West Days Terrl Shelton Llnda Slade Robert Slavm Yi-R-l.oIu.....f-ww.. ...J I x x Lon Slee EPIC Spady 35 HRfH Un . Gl' 1' I 'ITlW -1 i ll! ll ' WIQUW NON Stan Spiess Laura Stamper 1' pE::. ! E A,.Jl 'f i.k Tim Stark Mary Stevenson , ww x , 5 mc y M 32' Harry Thomas Steve Thompson X151 Steve Ronkin Dave Vance Ianet Vandall Keith Vik 36 , 0 1 A, suv I 'Q , Lawrence Vosen H !ix1ilLu.lznz.x,.ux2nusm.zem.a3izsznieni-Qsrbi41444 4 1 Q. , 1 If vw' Q all x P rxwxyb My Q4 Not Pictured Tim Garrett My Barb Krohn Diane Smith Thomas Van Wyhe was Russ Wall Esther Weems Karl Wheeler Sue Wilcox ff . , LQf'lI1Z'-1'.f.. . L-H'---wif-'-A13 -V1 F4 .VVNU 4 1 HHfH? 51TTEHT'fi3.'uf'-:.'.u.'C34p a.4.'.-L-nu5i5'7 lz'ff f.ii'f.,'s-? ., A , ,,. ,r ...,. .i-,..+.V 4 .4 .....-. .... V 1 wh.. , Q i ff. w 'fi WTTTYH' UlFlh5t 'eHo 22 XX kr 7 A ,un Iudy Banning Stephen Boatwright -ry 3381 fwgljkn 1 5 f Debble DHVIS VlCk1 Doyle 'Y' J , Rlch Flnn Wayne Fox af if ff- f 1 N X 'W' , Russ Granger Wendy Halbrook 38 09 Zhu 1 .ff Kim Hendrie Dwayne Henson Ioe Kastner g f 'f' ff2' WI HW' 2' i1'L.:11:: s:'...:.:C :VA - - - - --.-- t - M-R ,,....-.,......a,.....,.......L..,-.jw..- ,-,,...,,' .....A ....f.:'. X fl ,n--. The term, sophomore, is derived from two Greek words: Sophos meaning wise, and Moros meanfng fool. To he sophomoric is to be marked by a shallow assumption of learning, or by empty grandiloquenceg immaturityg or callowness. The paradoxical word lwise foolj has its truth. Don't we tend to consider our academic knowledge as wisdom? Yet, comparitively, what we actually allow into our spiritual lives in minimal. lcont. next pagel grit Stflag M, ' V Lisa Kelly Dave Lowe Stephen MacKenzie - fknlhiilbikkhlewfiwuarnaaanxuxs Lau.: man.: nr..-wuz. i-' -,-.,,,. . ..4. A - . .. , - , ...rg if ,L , z .03 Seahawkg, 2' HQ' HX x , ff f 1 -QKXPQTEMS: i Manuel Martinez Rudy Martinez 39 nefwffzuffaswf n I Q51 B 2 , 3' V' sig? ' 41 inf! 'fbi .sim '12- in -i' Q Fil? Fifi 2421 2535 fled n i ,K 1 1 I 455 , ,,. .. W Q M vs gn. L. 4. , ,fx W . Gin ivnzniuvv-angina-bonONYDl!i'h'l'1 . I Q, k . V? , ,A I- W X , ' ' 0 X 1 - .WX , . ' f llv a 1 1 f ska. ' ' ' J J 5 K , if -15 2. 5 'K E5 Fifi VE I I f - 2' y., di, 4 Rf ' - -2 ' 'N -f r 1' Sr. Bret Matson Coni McCall 1' Alice McCormick Noah McKelvin Harn, Shem, Ron Moore Paul Morgan Marc Norton Iapheth Mclielvm 40 . . ,. ..,..A ' .. . . ,.. A W. .4 I- ,f, I f,.v-Q., 1.:',,'.1 -. f., ,x'+,Lv Vain' ..., 9- ab v- r-f--':3. . . ,-H 'Ulfli3iIlHl41244iltbNlba44aLn1Lx:'.1LLLLLgLu4xusg .Luzzu 4.44-.4..-.. -4. .. - . .. . L . ..g1f.f.1 vow--M--1-A-- . ,,,,-A , f , , . A . , WffV,lW ' . px 4 my-,,, A V ,- Z , - Thank God, however, that we have had balanced leaders within our ranks to aid us in balancing scholastics with daily life. These are Al Skinner lpresidentj, Noah McKelvin fvice president, Noah having been replaced during his absence second semester by Marc Nortonl, Wendy I-Ialbrook lStudent Council representativel, Kim Hendrie lsecretary- treasurerj, and Dick Rollins Ifaculty advisorl. Rd 'N-..... . Iames Perkins .47 is Qi' .1 Mike Perrault Iohn Roozen Chris Simpson George Simpson r z Eli c .Q , 1 , . ' . 1 -, 4 ,.:.:, nina. ,i:, ::-pm ':: ...?':1.1:f:'t':::1::'r'111mv--I--4- 'a1--.. 1.4 rr H .. 'G .P-'-1-5 L. - 'yz.,...Lx,,e.4.1a.Ll -:.LzL-,, : -,.. v -:,, ' . ' - 1 Y - ' ' , 'R FHM 'Y'-NYHBQRS I f I 3' i li 'l ag L 'lr M if Hit an x Hai fi 'Nl .au in rv-nvvnlthhinwt-1111891110 Al Skinner 'n, 'Y' Colleen Smith :MQ Linda Smith , 4 A Chris Sokol Betty Stackpole Ted Swain Angie Taylor Mark 42 'jI::z:1:zy:p7-f--ffx:,,f-'-.tt,a.,. My nu W g i 4 V , b I ' J f ,., , .V 'S bt Trac ., .V 1 iw Y nammunuamomwwuemximxuumn nsnuimxua u..4:--..... g-. ., 14 - ...J ix. is 'Y JR- .f w1x.m I Vw We Can you just imagine what Western would have been like without the well-turned crop of Sophomore we've had this year? lust think, without us this campus would not only be minus our intelligent faces, but would also be lacking the children's playground and the organized woodpile by the Student Union. These projects were inspired by our class theme BUILD from Ephesians 2 19 22 in whom you also are being built together into a dwelling of God in the Spirit PN L pm 'I gr'-1:6 'T 53 lim Weems Dave West lulle Widner Leroy Wllcoxon Patti Wllooxon Y V - H . . . ,- ' - ,L . , . . . ' - . . . f H .X . . . N f t A - ar' l -' J . Q ., ,. Ngftt. 2 . ' inf - 5. - ' gi I , T. gif -' ' . f 1. I fl' . W . Q , 1 , 'tl W i f,- X, ' 1 fl ii ' . .,,, - .z ' ' r 'rX ' - Q N .p--f Q U ' . X .J ' .. 1. 5 'S' IR. ' ' S fi. 2' 'f'x'- a ,I . .- ' in SNL. ,S , i M. . f --- . fp f -fre-:stag ' . ' fl V 4' ' F5222 f. . 1 l e l ll x 3.4. 3 5 A ' . X . . A - : ' b 'i . ,' X: ' ' -. t cy We' .L Ss- - X X., A - f' C K f V . - ' rl. L J K 1 ' J . - 1 i 4 , , - .--- - ,ff , . . X . A. 4. ,IP , U I, 1 : 5 .. ,ll ,.. - If . V . , w f Q, a 'Q f' '. ff J . - - ' 4 Q f Fail 'st x ' : ' .l ' if lf? ill ,fx ,I Q l . . . . . . , .. N ' . 4 .. ' ',' ,. I ft. u 4 ... ' pt .. a.:. .1-Janrz.-ru . ...... ..v ' 'e- 1- D ':,,f:s,- at. ., v . .. wt , W , t - - H ' '-sf? -42. X3 .- fab reigning' Q..-:.A,.i1A..:.fe,,,Q Ls. 'xii .,:. 4, .1 . . 4 - ,, ,ax Qfcgmlp is i ' HMmW? WHiWHRmfFRV f--.Q r 11 .1 ., 1 aff RQ' ak G in CVE 41 U., V.: sq-N fa, Q ?z- 5 1 ..., L--I ., -. 14.41 rift 'hui 1'-. 1-2 if. 13 zip 'af .gi .fi Q44 4' 39' w mv --it ui1.m..,,m i3.v4:.ilkl!1l8hl'ilmi Tim Altman Tim Avis ff .MAQ -1- ,. ,ff .f U f 1 Brian Balster Mica Balster Ill I1 i from 2 , ff t' 'M Tom Bennett Peg Brodal igmf , N Kim Cook Wx Debbie Cooper Dave Delehoy THF I X N ,, ' X-5. f A ' XXX xt if I , X Y 44 o oi iot' 4, i f tt Rex Clark Randy Cochreham Y' l,.g,1lfiil'lf2f 2 L: 51-Aa 3' 2' f?iiH'5?3FEi Ei'E?i?i:?MHf-WgH5gi3HHl .xi5u:,:...un..u.i:Liana-brw.5sn,u1.,.au...L ...-.,,- ...:.:t.,,.,.,. N-, -A Yes! Here they are. Remember them? The brains, brawn, and beauty Itake your pickl behind the dynamic Iunior Class. Carol Kitterman lsecretary-treasurerl will be best remembered for her cute little sneeze. Mr. Gordon Page ladvisorl helped Mr. Boyd announce warm fuzzies in chapel. You've seen Mike Nusser lvice presidentj shoveling through frozen tundra to the broken pipes below. And Rick Vandall lpresidentl will most often be remembered in the doctor's office. Thanks, guys, for a year well-served! lulie Eason V I.-ss. 'si 712' ' ' Liz Emerson Marise Espinet Dan Fenner 9 1,1 . .. ,, :- ff ,.-r -. I frbzi- 'l,jQi A , ,'Ek.',,Q,I , . igt. -' ,Q 5: 25123 1, 4 A 1 AHB A11 .1 ,Sf-fi NV 'tl se-uv ' iff f XX I , 3' t xCi,'. I .,V,. '- fi . Eff. . 'Y' ' I 1,?'fif?if ai. . - 1 rf' .T 9. - 5:25. 'Rik ' 5'-9-, , g ' Paul Flannery ht r:1iT7'Iwiu1Wuf4'4'?'J 'f 'T '?T'ITZTTi1'1111' .-T'z'i12T -.... jCi2fiZ'2i'41Lu .ibtdti-IHMQIIHIBSHIH ,. K nm' A 'vw' ww A Kent Fraker -1 N Sue Guthrie ,, A M , A.. ...7 46 V 4 A . 'W ,V .aff X Bob Iohnson f 4- 55 Ierry Iones Belinda Keene Carol Kitterman Paul Klein Ieff Krohn in ww ww W'-1 KJ A' ' Y, 'ft Z'-'V-:g : :1:gz :'sz1::g:j:.jA...:z'g:A'..'t.1 2:::1?L':.z: , ' 1 I K L i Lmmaamsnmugtaiuatamtmanmaioee.Lu-.- .. 9' Q Q Z X . , , ,sp 47 i .L 4 lv I., A -5 . sie e ':f 4 During the past year, we've through digested Mr. Shelley's explanation of our future Idid you call that ecclesiology or eschatology, Bob?1, and Mr. Morgan's expounding or patrilineal descent rules in Cultural Anthropology has finally been grasped and understood by one and all - well, at least one or two. It's three years down and one to go! f-JN Kathy Lear Marta Marah Cindy McGeehan Iohn Morgan Chuck Nida l ,, , Q, ,, 1-. 1.14, -- it 1- - - U.-Q , - .' g--4 - h ,K ,v , v. v- v---if-:gir,f'T'T:i71frv' I . .- -. 4' .1 V . - 1 U. . A - 4- .f . ,. -. .. .1 5 l ..- ' - 'f ' i H 1f.i.lA.n.4...-':.4A1b-'fi ty dwg ,Q-Z, - r . , , . ' 1 ' ' du, A C,-,il ., - ' W tsvwnvlnuqvw- .1 yu .Q il! 175121 Mike Nusser A15 l Deanna Parish yisiim f,,,af , if! n Vivian Phillips 4,543 Lina Probasco 48 Through januaries, junes, and julies, wearing jeans, jerseys, and jackets, while jogging, jamming, or jesting, driving jalopies, javelins, or jeeps, feeling jilted, jittery, jaded, or jubilant, the jovial juniors have justifiably juggled jobs, jonahs, jeremiahs, and germs in their joint journey juxta posing jewels to generously jot in Generations journal with joyful jargon, never jeopardizing, always judging, their juvenescence in jesus. al tl if Q' Barb Shuffler Gene Slade Dallas Smith jules Svidunovich H .N-,.,,.,r', Y .TTT ,-.:.3Y.,V ,wg ,,., Y -. , Y.-W-vw-',.....,r.v vvw.,-N-1-5,11-..-W-ww-vv'r.-v------------'- V- - -v - - ' ' ' ' ' L ' f' 1 I ' g41..4d..-...s...m.-....Lal..1lQ L fi' 0. r, - , 4 i .v : RW Q f G ' A f l- I '1 N. W 4, we Yi, if ,Q M ,pf 15' Ruth Swain Doug Swank Rick Vandall Becky Weir Not Pictured Danney Coon Lola Isaac 49 573i F'W5fH'..3'V 'Wi . , ,A V , ,. '- A i1 . .fmafz zfzeafr ' ' ' A - MM- 1 4 A Q F XXII mlm mm I mnmmm.m- nlmmnmmlmnm ' In H HImlmm- - '-'TF- '. 71 P4 Fred Archuleta Garry Baker .. 5 5xif,?5a,4 EMM Ted E. Bear N?'l- Y X , , Pb, Karen Fleharty 50 1 X , Rick Fleharty Roberto Gato Deb Giles Deb Keran W 1',,,,..,Avg5,Q g,, li- 4. ig, :.g . .V-.:..:.-.,., ,,,,,,,,,g,....... ., .. .. .. .. .. .. , , --'+,..:.,..4-g:-.- fx...-' .. .-1:1 ..-... . . .,. 4 .1--gf.:-.1--,AU ,5,f. V -- .1 . .. . , , nn .-...-.W v, ...., ' ' Lrisuugirzaiiigifnn. lmwuun The graduating class of 1981 had as their leaders Mike Lee lvice presidentl, Iudy Heidemann lsecretary-treasurerl, Ionathan Smith lfaculty advisorl, Karen Marshall lpresidentl, and Lyndell Iohnson lStudent Council representa- tivel. The seniors on these two pages are those who join the ranks of students who appeared to be permanent fixtures to the campus. Soon enough they will reach their goal, having had some extra lessons in patient faithfulness at daily duties. Qi., - f if ,Am fy, 4 :B Denise Olson Zane Prante Tom Wickstrom Carolyn Wilson Not Pictured Robert Ludden U7!T3 :gz5W.14Ds:L1z...:n.u:7STi'L'5,... .tag Q. :A cffrxiisrrzzrf A 'str-sir'-'-'7 , A dxf, -.Apgar llliifllldl P' 'iqxvrvltnx-r'bfnEvx'uvlnv'e''vw-H-H-'-'Y--' - ' x 1 zu? 14 f sxzfgiwjrijp f 3 2 5 elf ex .Eff ' 4,2 -255 , ., ' - .hdip,.!.mAz.,-.wa x ln: -uf ..11,-Vadim ' 21 Q 'Q 'N f uv- 'f 3 W2 r:z:1zf-'f- -nmnmmnszmnmm-unuan '- 1 . , ' ' 'W Dvqvu-u1unvu1ou1vvt0u'ewwrn1s:.nnnmn.... p I ' 4- lj ALMA LMI!!! ll-lan : ' W- .w--W... u-.....,.mw,... , Wfvrw-.-1-.....1L . u.4.,,...--.-xml.. NUC-lauitl mann nv 1 L-J '0'4k,u A mu - 1 'UIQ ' , ' gg .. 1 Q 4 r e e Q f F 5 2 if --.4 WG 1 ' as , , 4, W2r.'4.f,f' ,' V X996 Q35 VHF -, 41 NW IL to R1 Coach less Mahon, Wes Hayes, Ieff Hoffsommer, Pat Friedline, Tom Van Wyhe, Mark Norman, Ion Harding, Greg Bowen 54 f ??F1E?F?:xm1?ikFbrnlFlf.Wa?5IiH'fBIvzzz' vt. zzzzfznrsfzs,': mzma'g.g::1 :':..f, .' ,, :'::. '- . . .. :Q . r Eagles Team Roster Center:Pat Friedline Tom Van Wyhe Guard:Greg Bowen Wes Hayes Forwardzlon Harding Ieff Hoffsommer Mark Norman Bob Slavin Coachzless Mahon 1 x + wa s-aztna H-' 1 1 1 'lip ...f-...,. f-.,,,.,. ......... ,-1- 4-:qua . -2-I .il IA: ii. Zh. gif 32' S y Xi-I X., ., : -X. ,if W: iii 25? In 4 A 134 fr., .A' :Vi , ,, in 'Hi up js b 45- 4 YU 'ws 2' L Q. hdwwyfxfd un-- ummm 1 uxzvuccrlaasx A x i HWHBTYHFT 1-una. . 1 -.x.Ln.1 '-,..g4.l.-,---..4.L.-.4 M F- ---w------- - ,--- - - AWARDS Best Defensive Player: Gold Bricker: Hatchet Man: Most Improved Player: Most Valuable Player: , - ..f -ITC't'n tHs-4.--.H Greg Bowen Ieff Hoffsommer Tom Van Myhe Pat Friedline Mark Norman 57 -. ,. -,,,..,,1.v,v.--w-Y--- , ,, ,gllld E 011 5 Wi ' ' wuvovvwvrso-1-N-uv' 'wr'--v-vu-'-i The Girl's Volleyball team 1980-1981 Ileft to rightl: back row, Lori Slee, Debbie Davis, Shelly lanes, Alice McCormick, Melinda Schurle and Chris Sokolp front row, Ioni Lynch, Angie Taylor, Iudy Banning, April O'Keefe, and Sue Wilcox. 58 v H -vw uw uffuf 1 I sucnnrfusnnnacngenxfnrnxug-..LsuQJl,,.,L . .agwg The 1980-1981 school year saw the beginning of Girl's Volleyball for Western students. Iudy Banning took on the responsibility for recruiting girls, arranging for sponsors and uniforms, setting up games and teaching and coaching the girls in the discipline of volleyball. The team followed a regular training program and practice schedule, and played in a league. Even though some of the girls had not played in organized volleyball before, their goals were high and all played to the best of their ability. We hope that the team will continue to grow. 4 1 a of , . .' ' , 1Q ,.'.Z . . fi ', I wif. . .iifif Elli ' ' 'fr' ' i .. - .. - , .r:.ri:1:r-rzzzuxzt Q.2..' ,,i1, .1-z'J.-,-jsr,,gu.-.A . , , , ' -,,, -V , H ' xfr:.Zm!g,g2y,.z.1'3?ai'--' ,Lp ,-:Y ,111 . Nw, ,, gi-gg -Mm, A, A -,Q , 4 , , , , Y - 'is s 5J0QALAi A 1: l'.1 1 Q '35 R+ M . 5. .15- 'iii 'u,. af? sz. AE H? Lf ya su 11' 'Ph 335 rig up ' 1 i.: 'ff 70 5, L 1 L Professor-coached softball teams played regularly on Saturdays to provide an outlet for student energies and instructor rivalries, that is, weather and dry playing fields permitting. There were teams of roughly a dozen students, coached respectively by Bob Shelley, Dick Rollins, R. I. Koerper, and less Mahon. Mr. Rollins team came in at the top with a win-loss ratio of 4-0, and the others followed close behind. lust wait until next year though . . . zxuummxmuumuni WW ' ' 'WW VX lil: 1 X , .H 4. iff- 'N Q4 62 ,A . .,A M AA , ,A M The Western Bible College Concert Chorale is made up of committed individuals - committed to the service of their King with their talents trained to excellence. Under the expert leadership of their director, Mr. Edward Cerman, and their accompanist, Mr. Cordon Page, the Chorale performed the Messiah in December, gave several local concerts, and travelled a twelve day tour during spring break. Reaching beyond the Chorale's limits were smaller groups like the loom. next pagel ' AB E-fit M .M ff. .ji V . if we ,v N lr-', X 1 v V . 63 ,aiiioma ' -...XM Q.,-,Rs ,Q FCUIWW Ensemble and the Proclamation, as well as soloists. Providing the Chorale with student leadership were Ierry Iones lpresidentl, Paul Klein lvice presidentj, Ieana Remington Isecretary-treasurerj, Sharon German llibrar- ianl, and Iudy Heidemann lassistant secretaryl. Relaxation and even hilarity find their places in Chorale settings as exhibited in the Chorale talent show and the Retreat. '7 '2'.. , . , . , , , ' A -' ' '- L - ' ff t 531333331555 3431iZllifiififnillliliiilfX23352, -Ji' - -5 3 'fiii ',fTf.?' ,-fZ1I'S, .Ti' 'ZQQf'..' .if.7 1 . I t 4 YZ: ,J ,ff -1, A 2 42 xy, X X s 51,fammmfmfmmmnznrmm Singing River Ranch once again hosted the Western student body as they retired to the mountains for the annual Fall Retreat. Old friendships were renewed and the new ones sparked during the times of refreshment. The entertainment provided a relaxing atmosphere through skits, testimonies, and special music. Marc Norton and Mark Tracy, Beth Garner and April O'Keefe, Mike Arnott and Pat Hayes were among the songsters. The largest group singing was Chi dorm, with their rendition of Soaking Up the Scripture. Outdoor recreation drew many away from their studies for the afternoon. Special challenge from the Word of God came from our speaker S. Lewis Iohnson. Retreat is an opportunity none should miss. -'--- --- -1---54-rwr --nm -- r L' '- 135923 Q3f t?fff'fti:i,E-Qlfl-'ff'iii-'liLlp iz...-12-1. A ifll ' ' i?????f!?Z4'?755i?35i?57f???. , . V' 2 ' 'T .. 5...-gvsi 'N X-'v ' E ,ff ,.g, if af' a 3- fs I 1' rf 4-K k 'fn If A WN- 1 -'.!a4f 't?x N' 10 0 Q. I4 ' xr l I , , . psf f - x -fx :L-', 55 4 A , . V- , ,J M W Q, Q mfr. L.-K . , IVA ff' 1' I vu-5 - 'iffvyg 7? X 'U Wx S tif' . , kv IQ' 5-L 1 T -! xp. - - I 445' ' ,sw L' VJ..-ivi' K S, J - 5:2 Z' V I if . ,F x W xxx x ' -1 ' - 'Lg K ' x I , , 3 5 - 5. 1 iff? A F ' . ff- W ' L S I 6-- wx ., f ,V ,X .Q I S . ,v ,E r .. xavkk h .. ,Z ll. A k if it 1 .. I, ' . '. w 5 ' , 14513 ,. 'xv Mya Www-QQ v . Q .. 'X ,f xx Q ., ,xxx 33, F .1 , 1, 4 niipflfi lf! 9 W 'X V 311 l - K 3, ' A'-x.3v b Q , ' '. , -Q ,tslk J ,'2,' f7U'.g..+S-9 -My 1 fi. jqzxmnzzng B 0 . ,l v, -W 1 f 2f: tfv'2 f-'ffti Jliiflif'-4 rv- ,MQKL .wus 2447 WESTERN Bxsuz Course 000 - - -. . .-,v -- V v,,- 1 .-1- .fv - . - HHH- . ' ' ,, ', '. .- 3 hum .. fi .. .p. - 14,25-. . ,..4.. ..,.. ,-,- r- 'fv- ' -' ' -- 4-'AA--Hvuxnmar -- ....1....-.--4.-rx umxswwwosxvu CU Z.UC.l 'UW CUEKKCEIU' 4 000m m asbtmllilcmzg A new decade .. . a new challenge - Missions in the 8U's Our theme bore the weight of earnest desire seen in the eyes of Lem Morgan, our Missions Depart- ment Chairman. Many students, faculty members, and mission representatives worked together to make a week of challenges, of memories for the student body. Don McCurray and William D. Lavv- rence spoke with hearts on flame for Christ and the world He died to save. The sum is in our theme song: I want to bear the Word of Iesus' love, let others see His Spirit within QU aaceaa deemde oo o me. What e'er the need might be, where e'er the task might lead, I'll let His will govern my way. This then's my challenge for the time that's ahead: Live out the depths of His love. Iwords and music by Gordon Pagel B' 2 f --nu Y...,.f-,,,,... ...,-.,. , ,W Tig. Jw lf v si 2 fi 9 fi a 9! '!.' 33' St d e F1 A A 'silve- .f,,'ff.'lfTre.,,,,AfQ c- Quinn ut ', IE' -- , '-4 ----V-f -.my-.'.v,.,f.,.. 70 Wild West Days is traditionally the party left to the imagination of the Freshman class, and they took advan- tage of the opportunity to shine. The early birds found a variety of afternoon fun games down on the soccer field. Food is the main attraction, though, and the Freshman furnished famished folk with chipped beef sandwiches, corn, pinto beans, and apple pie ala mode. A Walt Disney movie topped off the evening, with entertainment during intermissions provided by Tim Garrett and crew and Lori Slee and Barb Bohlender. F f2 2'1' '-si m sn.. - . ,r we :f 'bn ew ' ffi':2 .H K , M-Mm W J -H LW 'ff' ---f-' 4 - Y.-......--,-..- ,,-,,YY,,,g- NH 'N Q ,, , '-ff.-fxfw-rm , 1 L- 1 , - f.' 3, I 4 sz. f -N, -L 'rl ' -5 x I 5 L '.f,Q,,, , ,-. N- w.. x., 71 Q fiig:4j3-,q53.,gqswQ. iaw-mls.. qi.: I If - - V- Q V H f ,,. . , M M M . , x V ,urn-an ... , 'm fiwsf- :Q f?if?s+ - N... Mi I ASW H ,GJ I5 U' S CB il 2' 8 R ,ga la- 1 if 'Ei n fa 'Ei Q 'X U P x ff M 14 U 1. it at . I ,gi 3 ffl If QI?-TQ. 'z4i4h3:TIi' Ffiifgf. The Marriott Inn provided a charm- ing setting for the Spring Banquet, hosted by the Iuniors in honor of the Seniors. Cool weather was a welcome change to those who had known rain or snow at previous Spring Banquets, Danny Ee performed as Master of Ceremonies, evidencing for all to relish the joke-filled commeraderie which he shared with Paul Borden. Time spent relaxing with friends and loved ones was spiced with special presentations of awards in the areas of volleyball and basketball, and of recogni- tion of special merit by the Senior class to their faculty advisor, Mr. Ionathan Smith. Hilarity reached its peak as the Iuniors speculated on the Seniors' success through an imaginary twenty year reunion entitled H2001 - A Space Odyssey . Randy White, a locally known musician, rounded out the evening with music to challenge. 14? 4? s .- 194.101 no A' 1' M t .f 72 ' ' nur W r uuna-av-nn.1.nn.u-a-1--f--v--,-- -,,..,..-. ........ ffvvf,-gl-11'-lux-su-fn an-U Y, ...- . - -,QQ -A L A. M 4, QW, K .wx Asvzff, sa 93, A , M ,af ',.,,', N. .1 W' f, if N 2 L-...I 73 W-I !7E?FFHFHffiZf5'L'TIGU i- ell EIICE 0 .:.emQugz.1Hiii't1Siizl:H':tmrtm2m -'L' :zazmxzzif 1 Thirty-eight individuals completed one phase of their lives and commenced on another on Friday, May 8, 1981. The thirty-second annual commencement of Western Bible College was held at Phipps Auditorium in downtown Denver. Includ- ed on the program were Student Missions Impact and special award presentations as well as diploma presentations. Profes- sor Lem Morgan made the presentations for Student Mission Impact distributing a total of S6 000 to twenty summer mis- sionaries who anticipate a ministry in places around the world. The scholarship awards were presented by President Bill Boyd eight students being thus recog- nized. The Delta Epsilon Chi Award for the Honor Society of the American Association of B1ble Colleges was present- ed to Sue Lynch and Roger Wisdom. Five students received lcont. next pagel fi V K- I E 4 .- v vftw. .' 57-- ...ff',,Ef2e.gxh: 1 5573, fi? it iii' EZei353i23Z??? t ' I .1 1.-sf ,ji , Q. NJ' the Lewis B. Stephens Scholarship, their names being Ted Swain, Randy Brandt, Elizabeth Emerson, Sue Guthrie, and Carole Hollis. Tim Altman received the Board of Trustees Scholarship. The Chorale sang two numbers which were chosen from the Chor- ale repertiore by the seniors in the Chorale: Psalm 84 and Oh Make Our Hearts to Blossom . Following the Chorale, Dr. Law- rence O. Richards Ipic- tured on the previous pagel addressed the lcont. next pagel if f E , ff 76 we . -nf! , 3 by ' i lug' . Q 7f:4::1iix1uui21Lliit'!B!Mr.41Ibt5ttttBi. 1,4 us: 1,1 ' . ' Nz- ' '-f:-. 'T V VF 5 'i't wt V N- . ' - ' Wil 4 a-ii-1 ' ' fr V- Wf'V , F? W I El V Q v is -nf , I fl 9 'gy V 3 Q Q L ' Q h E f lg , g lil X I i Q V S 5 5 , X Y S 1, xl 5 L ' W Q if ii Z 3 ' t at ls M Q A 'Q' Us ff- I' U '5 Q 5 fr' 6 M S i Q ,i l I i lik xzf' is its if- 5 FJ '. fi if graduates. Dr. Richards also spoke at the graduation lun- cheon held earlier that same day. He is the founder of Renewal Research Association and author of several books. Professor Gordon Page played both the processional, Pomp and Circumstancen, and the recessional, Trumpet Tune Fin- ale from King Arthur , on the organ. Graduates formed a receiving line throughout the building immediately following the recessional in order that families and friends could express their congratulations. 77 ...,,,,,,,,,,,..-Y. ,...,.,..V. -.... ...,.. .....,...... ..,..,.. ... .Y . V Y V , ,, M .1 ' , , ' U- , ff . - V. . , . F . . Y A ,. -wx ' - ' ' ' FX, I . - x m' - - - , 1 ' A k ?. YAY .iff v ' -f 'H' h f, 333 ,N 'Q , 11- , , w V x ' f 6 ,- .sa . - Y, 1 . r' o ' v 1 , I.. 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There have been many very good times connected with this yearbook and I am one who was fortunate enough to partake in those times. For that I am thankful. However, this book was put together by people. And, not unlike any other human endeavor that involves interpersonal relationships there were many conflicts. There were times, I'm sure, when every member of this staff had his doubts about the whole thing. There were certainly those times for me. But now, as I look back, I can thank the Lord for the whole experience, both good times and bad. Why? Because, through it all, others as well as myself havelgrown. It is this editers estimation, that if for no other reason, this yearbook was a success. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank those who helped in bringing this book of rememberancesu to you. Photographers: Tim Avis, Dan Fenner, Pat Friedline, Russ Granger, George McLaughlin, Marc Norton, Lori Slee, Doug Swank, Doug Wright. Layout: Denise Olson, Ruth Page. Photography Editor: Doug Wright. Associate 8z Layout Editor: Doug Swank. Editor: Sue Lynch. Special thanks to all those who helped in any way to complete this book. Thanks to Cecil Cole for being our adviser. Special thanks for the artwork by Ioyce Crow. And, last but not least, thanks to the faculty and staff of the school, and to all the students for putting up with us when we were in your way. Thanks to all for being so patient in waiting for this book to arrive. In Christ, Doug Swank f , F f. , . .. ,. . ,, - . .. .. ..'1 rr'r1r-vrwvx-' - ITULUEBQ' H meil17r1l.uiLi:11f2,-zhiifi152:21f--1nf '1.2? f :Jt1'.:. I ' ' t'.. X Till-.TIi'TfI?TTf'fT'f-3 ' ' ' .- ::'T 'r'21'!'l. 'f'5Y'n--' g..e1:1gf?'?: :t'.':'1E i V ' ,.,,, g,..'m 323 , - gum' ,4,:,,,,,g,g,:,,:,g..g i::,3g3A,7.hg.L,eg,5.f,,1zfr.. ,..,,,.6 12 pm, 'K ' , , wi