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

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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

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What did the leadership of the WBC chorale do? Many people might wonder but they provided a stability and strength that anyone would deem Grade AA. They provided spiritual leadership through devotionals and group prayer, an asset that lead to a strength and unity for the chorale. And those beautiful dresses and classy tuxedos? Choosing those was a responsibility given to the officers as well. Of course Mr. German and Mr. Page still remain. They are the core of the chorale leadership. Mr. German was always challenging the chorale to pull together to get a good sound. And Mr. Page, quite literally, provided rhythm, but he could always be counted on for those little com- edy lines in the tough rehearsals. Many times leadership is not seen as being as valuable as it really is, but the chorale's officers, Mr. German, and Mr. Page, showed their worth constantly. 1. Mr. Page and Mr. German walk to lunch after chorale practice. 2. Mr. Page works on some music. 3. Mr. German listens to devotions in ready room. 4. Paul Klien goes over an issue in an officer meeting. 5. Lina Probasco sings ln The Image of God at a con- cert. 6. Chorale officers, from left: Kathy Lear, Tim Stark, Paul Klien, Lina Probasco, Margo Hoffer. ll i . . It fa ., Chorale Leans on Leadership cud