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

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A.. Student Council is a vital organization functioning as a Iiason between the faculty and the students. It communicates the joys and concerns of all. It is also the lifegiver to all other organizations. The purpose of the Student Council is to enhance the social and spiritual develop- ment of the students by exemplifying Christian character and leadership. The Student Council plans all-school social ac- tivities throughout the year. The big events are class socials and fellowship times, Fall Retreat, skating, Christmas, Valentine, and game parties, Wild .West Days, and the Spring Banquet. The officers of Student Council are Jeff Krohn, president, Randy Brandt, vice- presidentg Beth Garner, secretary- treasurer lfirst semesterl and Norma Ortiz lsecond semesterlg plus the president and representatives of each class. 1. Dallas Smith and his family spin wheels at the skating party. 2. Jeff Krohn leads a Student Council meeting. 3.Dick Rollings talks over an issue. 4. Jeff Krohn and Dick Rollins monitor the skating party. 5. Student Council officers, from left: Jerry Jones, Alice McCormick, Jeff Krohn, Denise Olson, Dave Bishop, Doug Adair, Beth Garner, Paul Morgan, Dick Rollins lsponsorl, Norma Oritz, AI Skinner, Colin Green. 6. Mr. Boyd slams the ball at the Fall Retreat. ZS

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the Fall Retreat 5l Western's annual Fall Retreat proved to be a relaxing and inspiring time for all. The retreat was held at Star Ranch in the beautiful mountains near Colorado Springs. Entertainment provided a fun and meaningful atmosphere through skits, testimonies, special music, and dramatic monologues. Colleen and Colin Green sang praises to God, and Paul Morgan jolted everyone to commitment and sincerity to God through his monologues. Recreation ex- ploded with teams playing games and contests. The teams' titles were Mark's Varks, Dick's Ticks, Danny's Pansies, and Twirly's Squirrelys. Our speaker, Ronald Allen, led us in praise from the book of Psalms. The best event of all was at the campfire sight, whe're we sat underneath the trees and stars, watching the moon rise and praising God for His mighty handiwork and love. 1. Three's a company, two's a crowd for Alice McCormick, Liz O'Keefe, and Steve Thompson. 2. A smile from Tim Kettenring. 3. Praising God in the firelight. 4. Gateway to relaxation. 5. Our speaker, Mr. Allen. 6. Western's hillbilly band and honky-tonk crowd. 7. Fun and games. gf my Q .. ' li il.-4 vii. .+A J -MA' Q' .f as s. wc .-fl ' . A. I , .-it , W .. , , x 'if Vi - ..: ' Q ' ' i 'Qswi , . , .. , S-' f .1 fa, t wr . ' ,, F 1 in, my saw ' - V 7 Jgqhzcxgvw- .. ,H Q Tl 19