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

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Yearbook Faces Challenges Yearbook staff faced a year of transition and challenge as they tackled the job of recording the year's memories with many new people on staff and a new publishing company. Editor, Ruth Page lead the staff in meeting the challenge of each deadline, with many layouts to be drawn, pictures to be taken and cropped, and copy to be written. ,AQ 1. Yearbook staffers Helen McFarland and Caralee Kurtzer are snapped while waiting for chapel to begin. 2. Ruth Page, editor, gets her pic- S ture 3. Dennis Lloyd was one of the 5, staffers responsible for recording the year's A W' memories. 26 sf X i

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Peacemakers Minister mi. Peacemakers had the goal of reaching out to the people in downtown Denver with the gospel of Christ. Leaders, Lyndell Johnson and Joe Kastner guided the groups Sunday services and the Fri- day evening Bible study and street witnessing. The peacemakers meetings provided the people of downtown, young and old alike, with an opportunity to hear the gospel and ex- perience the caring of Christian love in pro- viding meals and friendship. 1. The people in peacemakers have been effective in caus- ing the people they minister to, to search for God. 2. The group at the mission gathers together for a picture. 3. Joe Kastner shares from God's word at the rescue mission. 4. Lyndell Johnson shares with the group gathered at the mission. 4.- 27