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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1985 volume:

..-:Amp-.4 s femur!-Q91-f LIVES AGLOW THE FINAL CHAPTER 1984-1985 16075 W. BELLEVIEW MURRISUN, CGLORADO 1- I+-in h LiJl,U'LijI3lfl.ij'DU IfilLVl.ijI3ElI1J EW 1 ll!! The year 1985 has been one ofthree landmark years in the history ofthe college. 1948 marked the beginning of il the Western Bible lnstituteg 1975 marked the establishment of Western Bible College on the foundation ofthe Bi- + ble lnstituteg and 1985 marks the formation of the Colorado Christian College from Western Bible College and ' Rockmont College. Congratulations to those who have been a part of the student body this past year, especially those in the 1 graduating class of '85. You have faithfully carried out your academic responsibilities, and most of you have grown significantly in the Lord during a year filled with the challenge of change. May God richly use each of you for the Kingdom of God. Dr. Wall President 2 C bfi TABLE OF CONTENTS STAFF AND FACULTY WBC HISTORY ALL SCHOOL RETREAT WORLD AWARENESS ENCOUNTER SPORTS PARTIES AND SOCIALS MUSIC F EVERYONE STUDIES TAKE A CLOSER LOOK . . . AIX ATI' KKE CIJTK SPIRITUAL LIFE CONFERENCE S.M.I. OFFICERS SPRING BANQUET GRADUATION CLOSING STAFF AND FACULTY WHAT A CREW! WARD TODD DOROTHY WEAVER LELA NEWTON , YVONNE PATEFIELD WICK STUCKEY RACHEL OLSON T IOHN MYERS I i 1 Those Who Were Taught Here 5 'A E ?' 1535 1 'U W L P 1 I JACK MCCULLOUGH MARGE MORGAN LEM MORGAN IACK STOUT 4 5 We if L L L il 'fi L A FRANK AMES LIZ EMERSON RANDY BRANDT W W Y ,W K. A F IE IL E GIL MARVIN HELEN FICK v ,, ELSIE FICK CHRIS COPE DELORIS WATTERS 4, vs 'W H FA CU L , , 1 CINDY SMITH PAUL BORDEN LIAM ATCHISON We would like to express a ble THANK YOU to the faculty and staff for the time they spent in teachine us. listenine to our Problems. counseline us. and for iust beine there when we needed someone. FRANK 81 AMY KEN IGHNSON W V M. Q I -A L' 1 BILL OUDEMOLEN PAUL THORSON fgggxfwakf JP . ,,,,,,,,,..u- IACK STOUT DR. IOE WALL WESTERN BIBLE COLLEGE CCJIVIES TO A CRGSSROAD Western Bible Institute was founded by Mr. Carl C. Harwood, Sr., who went to be with the Lord in 1957. Mr. Harwood was a very gifted evangelist who used a variety of means to encourage unsaved people to come to his meetings. Some of the means he used were magic object lessons, Victor Thermon tan instru- ment played without touchingl, fluorescent rocks, and a trained Arabian horse. A group of young men asked Mr. Harwood to share some of his methods. He responded with a two-week seminar of instruction and evening evangelistic ser- vices in which they used these methods. As the weeks progressed, Mr. Harwood realized that the young men did not have a thorough knowledge of the Bible. The methods could never produce results unless these young men were well grounded in the Word of Cod. As a result, Mr. Harwood began to plan for a Bible institute in which the study of the Bible would be predominant. ' f ' I KW I f, w The first location of Western Bi- ble College was West Evans and South jason in Denver. In 1958 the classes were moved temporarily to Englewood First Christian Church in order to expand the courses offered. 4-ima ' f X K J! if J' Q T i-'tb l 'X li ' g .123 471 JN' 4 , t Carl C. Harwood, Sr. .. .N...,WM,,. .,,, ...t ,-'f,.mzx':W?fZ'f,W537fQ' , , if f A ww' MM QW' MM V 4 ff ,X , 1 if! 'Ziff ,MW Wig, My f4'ff V ff if ff! 4? ff M ffl! W Qffffgiff .QQ ' ogg MW , - , ,ff-fa, , af- - M -W , , ff r Q ,, Af ,f f-,W , ,, V . -e,,,4?'-f W, f' rf' 'W V' ' ,W - 4,01-g f, 1.4 1141, 1 5 , aisle X 4 , ,K i , 1 A .7 , f MQ' vf , .gqwwi f 4 ' ,H , Y' I, .if T71 mf . ngifkf ' mf? .1 .M , fi, . , ' - 4, 1 a if .tml Lge,-fl. VW A-M v ..., , if , 4 Q ,, ' -' '- Lf .1 .f ,fr KJV, Ai. A V, 24 ,43 f v .f - m f' 'W VZIQQWL 4. Q 1 ' A I fri. , . x . Xf -J' .z t f. 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A X, S -. sl :Q A f- X ., X ' 'XX ,V s i 'Q ., :,z. VV 'L L' sw ' .X 1 wig NX 'X ' X X auf - V V? sis-F1 . 'i i' The fifty acres where Western Bible College is located now was given by Clarence and Stanley Harwood. In 1961 Western Bible Institute moved to the present location with Carl C. Harwood, lr. as the president. Dr. Stanley Toussaint was the president in 1967, and Mr. Adrian House assumed the leadership in 1971. From 1977 to 1983 Dr. William Boyd was president. This year Dr. joe Wall accepted the office of president. Dr. joe Wall i 1 1' -A Since a four-year program was initiated in 1964, the board decided to change the name to Western Bible College in 1975. The college was accredited by the American Association of Bible Colleges in October 1974 and by the Association of Christian Schools International in 1978. 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It proved to be a relaxing, as well as an enriching time. Our speaker, jerry Larson challenged us in our spiritual life and daily walk with the Lord. Many ac- tivities were available, such as softball, Volleyball, basket- ball, ping-pong, hiking, or just doing nothing. Being away from school pressures gave us time to develop new rela- tionships, and strengthen old ones, many of which are strong today. Relaxing GJ Activities Our Speaker, jerry Larson Special Music Peaceful Visitors Martha 81 ' Natalie talking Quietly ' '12 2 V W. I ..-Lhasa a...m-.,,.- qnnpndb- ....wf',f,-E i V-Q 0- lx! JR h 4x u I 3 'T WQHGBL D' 4. .ff 1, I 2 ., f i ff'i,E: :M y ca: ,,,. , z, ,W-,av if FQ., - My , Ll Q v FALL QC Q li MUNCHIN' . .. ' ' . , - gf yr L ..-A-f ,5-'f'l , .,., ' v ' f A ' A y' SOFTBALL TEAM EFFORT RETREAT VOLLEYBALL - BALLET STYLE SHARING' WISDOM ?. . . E PING-PONG 155 M kg it-. gi U fv N 1-,Ji . vw 1 ,www T J 1 -1-f ff f M TTST f. ,,J,,,,,:A . ,17, ,,.,.- ..v ' FOOTSIES OR HACKY-SACK? THE EVER-OMINOUS POOL GAME - !Q '0'7 'YWTT ,H X presidential inauguration 0 DR. XX A tricky caterpillar Come this way. . . Sir. N Swearing in Was it worth it? Are you sure he s awake? SURE! , ,.l-.--9-Y:-35' Ni T1 .1 WGRLD AWARENESS ENCOU TER WEEK The week of World Awareness Encounter was a great blessing. It was scheduled to start on Tuesday, but a heavy snow storm made it necessary to delay the first session until Wednesday. Yet, God greatly used this week to bring many of us to a place in our lives where we were willing to serve the Lord wherever He leads. The main speakers were Mr. Don Richard- son and Dr. Eugene Williams. In addition, there were several missionaries representing various mission boards. Each missionary was in charge ofa workshop and a seminar. . ' 1 ONE f ssaoi 1 'pi CE HRIS' JQX Z f'xlnlml'lE W i 5 i i 3 l 4 i l Kelly Morrision provides special music .. Mr. Morgan addresses students during missions week Lane Palmer talks with a mission representative ,Q . , 6' 44. r fi 4' 1 5 W '1 44 ' f V ' ,,f , 3 E' ' ' gi f- mi , rf ,- fr '. 1, .if i -H, f, f,f Q f , . ' V - z-Q2 'JZ' in ' 'if L' .gy , ' '11, f. Mike Riggs talks with a mission representative ' B3fJll.. l'. '5.?J-......? ' 154.22 -1-.L f. V. Ti l' 1 :li 2 ,l i l 1 gm xxfi2il?i T5 M A missionary panel was for- fiil mulated during the week, so ,A ,,,.V fl that students might find 5 f sm ,l . J' Ve ig, 'f A, rl answers to questions they had ' f A f regarding missions. ' Q ' 2 V ,,,V X I . it Zim- Y if X ff 4 Bob Bulkley talks with a mission repr ONE Q8-'20 Clair Longuevan from the Gospel Missionary Union conducts a seminar. esentative. A missionary conducts a workshop on missions. L., Bill Mahnke discusses missionary work with a missionary in the student union. l7 .vn1S7E.- Y' 'L V with Y li X-'E A missionary answers students' questions. ONE ,M I n 8 A missionary conducting a seminar. SAGEM RIST ONE M?iSSiOiN THE X! The ensemble provides special music for the conference. Paul Thorson addresses the students. Mr. Morgan Paul Thorson and R. 1. Koerper sing a duet. ONE MESSP II Ri 'fl' MISSIONARY SPEAKERS Don Richardson is the author of Peace Child and Lords of the Earth as well as several other books. He brou ht some s iritual truths from the Word, one of which was the flact that God has always had missions in mind. He proved this not onl from the five com- missions but also from passages throughout Scripture. Dr. Eugene Williams, who has served since 1977 as General Director of the American Missionary Fellowship, was an excellent speaker with a great sense of humor. We learned some very important aspects of the Christian life as he presented truths we had not been aware of before. It was also exciting to get acquainted with real missionaries, some of them stayed on campus, and the students had the opportunity to talk to them on an informal basis. mann , N? 91,1 fx-lk r jx SAGE lt. tfx'7lfSSiQN -M TI I li WC AGE UST D 19 - fx -,.'j3,.g.1qf , ' yu M1ss1oNARY BANQUET l Friday night was the climax of the week. Students, faculty, staff, and missionaries all spent the evening at the Marriott Hotel enjoying a lovely banquet. Mike and Marvel McGuire provided the music. The fellowship aroundl the tables was most enjoyable. It also provided an opportunity to reflect on the blessings of the week. We all ex- press our appreciation to the officers of the SMI for an outstanding missions conference and banquet. 'G P-1 E9 I , 6 X 'feds K - Dan, Kelly and Susie ham it up, while Kevin watches. Mr. Bill Oudemolen as the Master of M Ceremonies. Mike 81 Marvel McGuire belt it out. Bill Mahnke and juanita Perkins Far left: Dr. Wall is the main speaker of the banquet. , Left: Scott 81 Lee Ann Morse talk with Don . 'N-.M Glynn and his friend. lr ' ff? gf' k 5 r H' s ':'w L tf ' Wh' M l 55. s ,Eff ,ff-'Q ar- s-,, 2' ' , ' K , I gf, 'RQ-X 20 1-1 -v-n',r'! 'iv : ..f as'-wma-lfxun - 4 julie 81 Randy Brandt talk with i Matthew 81 Mary james JN M, ik I if W ik , fl , Z3-f -Q af 1 Nw!! 4 .1 4 f Q H., .ff I Tim 81 Suzanne Maughan, with Mr. 81 Mrs.C-ary Cox i ' QQ. A 1' , 4 ' I am f 1 M , '-Q-. 'NN K I ,mx . X H, J .5:i d'w , ,AN , uw IJMK, Dr. 81 Mrs. Wall -1'-- -Dila, ,- --- - 1? M Two of a kind: Cousins Bob Bulkley and Dave Hopkins Mr. 84 Mrs. Mel Ander son with Mr. Lem Morgan , I ,, f 1 -'af SMI President Bud Wright Allan Reed and Catherine Seward SPCJRTS misuse? f if H N 1 Q X5 A Q if Nx X wk WHICH WAY DO I GO NOW? .4 ' , ,S J, if I A B QW 5.49 CONCENIMIEIIAG FQQTBALGIWI Ji- if 2 .,. . .' -E-'-N' . .L ' ' f sz!! aff, fifz f . ,Z X '.:,I,, ? 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Q .YQ ',Q,s,,7XXjiA , ' in f ',X3'l?ff'. . ,Q f R ete X 'P flj.e '-79' ,Sei LX t 'X ft p Aga ,,..e Q , ,,,,, ME N 'S BASKETBALL x 27' l 1 , s S, , H sir: , , 'iii 'lla , . .N . 'V '.l,',w, ' V ., I f Sm. y D gg? I I 4 I ' , -L , Q ff ' I -.. , Av , . ,X .g.2,14:,if,,51' .Ah , ' 'Zig .:,.:,, - 1, Q55-fcj f w ' - iw- . - , t l ,- 4,1 39 r f y i f ,- CY. - ' '42 5.051 , Well pick it up Oh, My nose! 26 Two points Back Row L to R: Wayne Ballard, Bud Wright, Kevin Kirby, jeff Sherman, Dave Mathewson, Bill Honsberger fcoachl. Front Row: Rob Kelly, Albert Williams, Steve Thomas, Noah McKelvin. Whose got it? if lv Flyin' high Sink it . , , 1 . -. , . J llbll agggjrwau-z:,f Lg Does the tongue help Cheryl? Bert goes for a lay up WOMEN BASKETBALL l l f l - 1 Row 1 L to R: Linda Orton, Ann Williams. Row 2: Cheryl lunek, Maxine Deutschendorf, Tractg Brown. Row 3: Cory Bays, Liz Emreson, jackie McKelvin, Ro erta DeAtley. Dribbling around the opponents. 'fn-f - - ,-r--'- 'fr' WOMEN 'S C V v , wi B ., f '51 ,. , 4 K 9 W - I ff' ' ' XV .f , N7. , ' ., sf, fe f '15 f .ffzff-frfw fa ff . . ,X I xt ,K , 4, ,,,7i7,!, , ' 'N --M ... ' 'Z ,- 7 V ifgfk, ywlffzyi 4,4,1f.':gf, K i 28 Colleen Green, Donna Bowden, Brenda Boxley Vic Conner lcoachl, Nancy Blackshear, P erkins, Trish Isenbart . Qffffzvf f Teamwork WHAM!!! 1 Q ,, ,ya ,. -ff J fw ,f . ',.51f2PfQfzf , . 2 ,, ff , if ,f,,,,,, ffgiyfg, gf , ff f 4,2 ,4 ,ff W WWMC lMn'ff:fWyW Q W fwwifwwrwff f fyf,mWW4M9fe V' - fvoil J, um X, Donna with the spike Colleen with the spike Set it high, juan l -N' ru-Q, , 1 Q l l,'g , . 4 , A You show 'em Dan! , .,., ,., - . S 4 ,ff 31, .. .. .. u F, jr f 34 2 fre , ' 4 ff:-f . ' fr ,174 ,J g31?, ' -.5315 ' ,--' if. X um, y - ,f .. , ,w , v , mf ,ffl llffs. S 'f fl yr - 'Kar . ' A, , v- v2Q,, ,.iq2g I , t , I H --.. -U. r ,r y h ,. n ,, , f,,yQ1,r:'.-yu lf , i gf FW 'wmv f m 1:3 '2 .wh J' 3 ' wx 2 ' rv.,-. 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Yea, Ronda -, 3, W- - H-.-.U 1 f 'A I 4 V v V 30 1 --., L a KKE SOCIAL r' I 5 Q ...YY-.L, ,--V P-, MARK Q Q g I SUPPORTING OUR BASEBALL TEAM rrifv-11.:,-g-gg ,Q ,V , ,, - .LM . TOGA PARTY ENTERTAINMENT , THE LESS DESIRABLES FOUL ON MISS ELSIE TARGET PRACTICE 'WTS Nw. S' Nwww I 3 2 DAVE, MICHELLE, WES, 84 BILL CHERYL, KIM, 8. RUTH -'SZTL .- K.. ,gv '1 IS THAT REALLY YOU DWIGHT? ,-ll' 5. 5 . f Q .,: CHUBBY BUNNIES QUEEN MARTY 81 KING LANE ix PRINCESS HENRIETTA CHUMS I I I Q, I I www Neg. Ei Aww. l -71-.ur A ' N Q X IAY 84 SABRINA 1 1-.1--Y , '-i ' x Music Iv I I . 1 X. ,W K If 'X MYUNG IOO GRUELING PRACTICE SESSIONS PIANO PLAYER H I ,si CGNCERT ' Owl - -' lf ' X Ev X, R KENIOHNSON DIRECTOR GALVESTON ISLAND CONCERT FRANK LANS I DAVE ZACH SOUND TECHNICIAN KEN 81 CONNIE GEORGE SIMPSON 5, WW , f 3? ! 2 ff, 4 9 f f Q f Z1 A ,- . ff I gig fl Z ,424 54 X, V ,I 3 ' 1. ww f' 'If ' , 7 I 1' , QA Q. 1 I KELLY SICONNIE 35 N. T ,: 9 ,Q3f S Q. HA-: 1 -4 A 3 1- 'A ...M ' . xx :lj - P ' fi' I . , Q., .f ui 'N Lto R: BOB, PAUL, NATALIE, RUTH IOHN WAYNE DAVE DEBBIE SHAROLYN I3 SIE' UNDER THE MATURE DIRECTION OF PAULTHORSON TWO KIND. BOB DAVE 5'+IqI'SI!'fkvij:I,f 59 SHAROLYN -bww' 'ff ---1 . - --,-. ir... ...-., '- ' .J--.... Cs- . W... , , .4-tgp--:fre--A , ff DIRECTOR RICK MEZEY CFIDEE IP: if 'Inav l STARTING PRACTICE WITH PRAYE f DAVE DIANE If .-ix ii, COMING TO CHAPEL WICK STUCKEY -4 CCC ,f ' Ni SHERRY NSXX MW' Q BILL lm 1 , BILL OUDEMOLEN 9' 3. Z .fem M2 a 4.- -ll A FAMILIAR SITE IN EARLY CLASS A ---' -mf-A ,V , , , ., ,- - A' + 1 A A E SQ ' my Q. QXQN X A QW! z M JACK STOUT L- X L:-SFIM L X. L A g WALKING TO CLASS V S il-A DR. JOE WALL IILL . . . STUDIES PAUL THORSON -ibsiziiq xg-ur' ' L f A SAY SWEETIE, WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? WELL, THAT'S. . .AND AfIis?f5 INIII I sh- QR t If I I I. fx Fifi, I- .+'W'te5 , sANDYasuzY I I If M ..,. ,fi 'ix I Q J ef 4' 'F 'fa - . 'A ' ltiiiif. my , ALBERT THAT'S... 40 AA. LEE ANN 84 SABRINA MYUNG MARK ROBIN NOAH, RANDY, 81 JULIE PASSIN' IT'S OK! THEY'RE MARRIED. THE TIME OF DAY. TIM 84 SUZANNE 'R-T'1 iff' 1 Bs. .. .ff-:ii 2 2. I MISS ELSIE? ,ffggs I M ia ., . , 5:? .,W ' 1 rf 2 Q, ' R W L, I? RUTHIE 1. . 'I LJ COMFORTABLE? ROB AND KEN DALL L L3 X X l f, -,,, is I , iff -TI ' -1. ,. Q ' ' .nl Q X ,+A 'LQ -. ,I . X 'W I I. S N S KIM 81 MRS. CINDY SMITH I ww CUTE! BRUCE I if TYLER GLEN TOUGH ASSIGNMENT, LANE? SOME WATCH OTHERS WORK. PAUL as MARK .-.al-1- YW MSQI SNOOZIN' IN THE VAN MERLIN MARTY AND BLISSFUL BILL TIM LANCE DAVE '-is ' I Q LITTLE BOB BLUE, COME BLOW YOUR HORN HIT IT HARD, KIM ,.-QI I COLIN, LYING DOWN ON THE IOB COOL DUDE DAN MYUNG, MR. SMITH,'KAREN, Mass ADOLPH fd- -F C 11 A PICNIC AT REGISTRATION KENDALL 1, ' - DENNIS I '5 me .. FREE PARKING FOR EVERYONE - EVEN DWIGHT 81 DAVE THE ANIMALS WOULD YOU DONATE YOUR . ,V BLOOD TO v THESE Q My PEOPLE? x E- Q ENIOYING SOME AFTERNOON BASKETBALL r. r 5 M , xl gif wif. KEVIN R.A. RETREAT T ' ' i..,f:r Ja',Q, -.. STEVE SPRADLEY AND FRIEND LIZ WAYNE IS IT CONTAGIOUS? SHAROLYN W f ff MYUNG, CINDY, 81 SHERRIE ,......,q'qvOIl'l I is IK mn- III- QI BASKING IN THE SUNSHINE DR. a MRS. WALL ' GETTING AWAY RUTH CONNIE T 7 E1 Bond Servant U 'i1nh ,r,. ' naman Nl I 'fu sw ik House Officers fthe Senatei, From Left to Right: Terry Skelton, presidentg Karen Gertner, freshman representativep juanita Perkins, secretaryg lerry Hammer, vice-president. Scott Anderson Robert Curry Gary Cox i ' .-1' '. .f ., A K ff-fe 5 'i L, N vggngi 'iw' 1 7 QV , .X , V. Maxine Deutschendorf Dwight Faylor Helen Fick Debra Fox Karen Gertner Paul Graves Rick Greene jerry Hammer Paul jacoby , 7 , ' ,, T X 2 i , I A , I I i jeff Kaufman Dale Kauffman Robert King ln., Glen Koehnlein Milton Lane Gil Marvin -KEN ,Mfg Dave Mathewson Tim Maughan jack McCullough K r l r Q l Jacqueline McKelvin Noah McKelvin Ron Moore 5, 'ff mf, ,X N -M. TY - M li Lem Morgan Marge Morgan Miles Morsey ., A -0 7: . 7 . ,,. - -he ' h X ,x Q .X ,Q A if vig-1 ' i X l ll Michaela Morsey Linda Orton Bill Oudemolen Gretchen Palmer Dave Parsons Michael Patefield luanita Perkins Bart Probasco Cincy Probasco joni Richert Mike Riggs jeff Sherman igqffi Nancy Skelton Terry Skelton Connie Snodgrass w , Y s ..- ,.,,-nf' Cindy Smith Steve Thomas Ward Todd Scot Wall Michelle Woolery janet Wilson 1 , f! V W 3 A Denise Wright Bud Wright Dung Truong Not Pictured: Wesley Husk Leota james Yvonne Patefield Michelle Santaferraro 51 QE. V3 'K ...fir ,J 5 ii A ,QTQ X . ' 5 , wk 5? 56 x u:' Y 9 x qv 5 '25 :PM XL A, ,Rx YQ, NAL . -'-5-Q 'I TI' Q u . v ' -. ou Y A f e TA smffpfwa 6-L, ffA L RAY BORTZ TRACY BROWN MELONEY BRUNNER 114 oz' WES CABLE jILL DUKE LIZ EMERSON fm.. MQW -4 L KELLY FELKER IANCEGERRY HELENA GERSTENBERG R LARRY GITCHEL IAY HARDING ION HARDING vn -7-er--qv, -. -fx- , WM 1 an rim .H ag N - f, DAVE HOPKINS RUSS HOVANEC TRISHA ISENBART Y 2 DEBBIEIASPER IENNIFERIONES MYUNGIOO CHERYLIUNEK TIM KETTENRING KEVIN KIRBY 'I x X 4 ' , N, S 'V 5. ' . . BRIAN KNOLL R. I. KOERPER KENDALL KORTHUIS KIM KURZENBERGER RONDA LANE DENNIS LYNCH ,INCQ .qw -'W' wh DOMINIC MACAYA WILLIAM MEANS THOMAS MCBRIDE RACHEL OLSON MARK ON DRACEK ROBIN RACKLEY CHRIS ROIG DON ROSSI SHAUN SEARLE 56 in 'i' 1 ' 1P..T'TH'I'v.'t?'.f'77i1Z .. - 5 I ur' T1 TIM SHORE IONATHAN SMITH MARY SMITH STEVE SMITH IACK STOUT FREDRICK TSCHIFFELY MARY WIEMS SHARON WILLIAMS DAVE WOLFE WW' 5? T 'N I IRIS TUCKER ALBERT WILLIAMS DIANE ZACHARIAS Not Pictured: Donn Glynn Mike McGuire 1, i X 2 House Officers QL to RJ, Stuart Smith flfreshman Rep.J, Lane Palmer Nice Presidentj, Martin Dow fPresidentJ KKE won the Hudson Taylor Award for the most significant support for World Missions. 'ra' ,-fc, I ', . 'E SUE ADOLPH SANDY AMAYA MEL ANDERSON ,Akin Hifi TYLER BATES LENNY BILLINGS PAUL BORDEN IULIE BRANDT RANDY BRANDT DON CLAIRMONT '45 LORI CLAIRMONT SONG CHON CHRIS COPE Q: ,Q ,f 5. -qui, ' K ragga saw, ROBERTA DBATLEY , 1 IEFF DEUTSCHENDORF MARTIN DOW EMMANUEL EGWABA BILL HONSBERGER .gp-.....,.-mn -uunuullli' ,Qs 'lil ,......uwIr ' NORMA FAES PAM HARMS RR E KAREN GRABER MATHEWIAMES AWN'- WK' FRANK LANS NATALIE MERILATT IOHN MESCHKE 1 ,ff if -. . E V I X , 'W LELA NEWTON SHAROLYN OHMAN LANE PALMER PAT PATTERSON ROB PETERS HENRY PYLE ALLAN REED PETER ROBBERSON RUTH SAGER DAVE SAYER SUZANNE SCHWINDT BRIAN SHIN aj fy CATHERINE SEWARD CINDY SMITH IONELLE SMITH .ww-I 2-, STUART SMITH SABRINA SPERRY MICHAEL THOMPSON PAUI THORSON DELORIS WATTERS DOROTHY WEAVER Not Pictured: Tom McCarthy Kris Nordlander Nancy Purcell Tim Stark David Thunselle Cindy Westfall 'Sf n s1- House Officers, CL TO RJ: Mark Heritage, Keli Todd, Bob Bulkley, Wayne Ballard Frank Ames 'WS' WAYNE BALLARD PHIL BEESLEY DONNA BOWDEN , ' g f A RANDY BOWDEN DAN BREWER BOB BULKLEY IU, , n KM ,fa BOB BULLER BECKY CASTLEBERRY LARRY CASTLEBERRY .M45 A Qc. 17' I MARK CHAMBERS KEN CURRY SUSIE DANTEMA Jftzffs YM 54 4 r , 2 5 ' ROBIN FELKER ELSIE FICK CI-IERYL FOWLER 4 fx X, W, X 4' I COLIN GREEN COLLEEN GREEN ROB HARTMAN Q M., ? We W f MARK HERITAGE ROB KELLY MONTE KITCHENS BARB KUNA GAIL LaCRUE BRUCE LAU Z L If 5 n , .f , j Lf ,I W, ,f 'nu 'Jn 'K 1 CURTISS LONG BILL MAHNKE SUSAN MOHLER - 'Vi Xin' Ji WENDELL MOHLER KELLY MORRISON LEE ANN MORSE MMVW W , Q, ' x X , , X JOHN MYERS RON NACHTIGAL MEL PIKE I , . 'ff-cz LAURIE ROGERS TERRY ROGERS BRAD RUPTAK -w--,-,ui 753371, MARTHA SAGER IOSEPH SCULL STEPHEN SPRADLEY 5, 2 1 MONTE STEVENSON GREG STIER SUZANNE STRANDBERG KELI TODD BRIAN WATTS X lf - bf! - X X f I Not Pictured: Steve Blackshear Heather Dyet john Groman Susan Kluzak Rick Pinkham 'f2'.:. 'W 8 - Mrs. Gangel instructs the women SPIRITUHL LIFE Y '73 -3 1 LA I r 1 81 3 - People asking questions Q 2 - Mr. 84 Mrs. Gangel answer questions Y 4 - Lenny Billings leads us in worship 5, 10, 8111 - Mr. Gangel goes through a study with the men on the purpose of marriage , X 6 81 9 - Learning about marriage roles l Q 7 - Mr. Gangel sings g fi , :QM- 6 X -Y,.-,,1,,.,, , ,L CDNFERENCE W 11 fy Z Q4 If 77 29 ' ffl 9 41 ' . 7 , QV if ff f 9 ,It 8 ll W Mvwwmm we !6hZ 41' fr Z. Z xy 4 5 Z ' ' 1 O This year Kenneth Gangel and his wife Betty were the speakers for our Spiritual Life Conference. The focus of the messages was that God Needs You Your Family Needs You, The Church Needs You, and The World Needs You, Mr. Gangel approached these topics from the viewpoint of leader- ship in the home, the church, and society. Students as well as faculty were blessed by the impact of this teaching, as well as by the various songs that were sung- including one by Dr. Ciangel. God really used all those involved to make this another tremen- dously successful and refreshing Spiritual Life Conference. 71 S.M.I. Officers: MR. LEM MORGAN - FACULTY ADVISOR QNOT PICTUREDJ EMMANUEL EGWABA - EXEC. VICE-PRES IUANITA PERKINS - VICE-PRESIDENT, INFORMATION BUD WRIGHT - PRESIDENT BILL MAHNKE - VICE-PRESIDENT, OUTREACH MIKE THOMPSON - VICE-PRESIDENT, STEWARDSHIP DAVE WOLFE - VICE-PRESIDENT, PRAYER INOT PICTUREDJ STUDENT MISSIDNS IMPFICT To cultivate a positive, life-long vision within the students and faculty of W.B.C. toward the expansion of per- sonal responsibilities in worldwide evangelism. This was the stated purpose of S.M.I. for 1984-1985. The S.M.I. council endeavored to accomplish this goal through a number of means. The annual World Awareness Encounter brought in missionaries and speakers for a week of challenge. A group of students, led by Mr. Morgan, attended the Urbana Missions Conference over Christmas break. The main thrust of the spring semester was to provide opportunity and support for students to participate in summer missions. Thirteen student represented W.B.C. throughout the world during the summer of 1985. Contributions were made by the stu- dent body through the stewardhsip ministry of S.M.I. 72 b, -Q vw- , I Q A, 1 ,K K . Wd' rf!! i f :-M . , .fr tmlqxgwx wwvmrywm.. .W..w. , i V' 1-A X , -'ma ,. I Qmfnp f ws- ff, Q1 -:4 ff- R fl' .' 1, 1 . f. Kala-. N, ' ,ge lx, ' f 2i55::,, :L M ' ,Fr M.. K V x xv I . ,P ,R K M l' , ,,,,':? gm2k Q SA 1 'QQ .QW 'if-'f .iri mf f ' 47+- I '4 ' fff nifx- fn, r ' Tr' -'TRL 'k1rnf'w. 3 , 1 f f Q fs- . Q, ,Eg H !:',ggS51y?. ?'q55':-- -, 1 Q ' p -f 2i..f.. - ' 'X' V '51 -fgima: ' 1,1- W QJEEEM F: 5?f4,.:l: K' i - wh, S, A ' ,fm , , V ? k 1 - f 'xl' ' 59' 5, ffm . -'rf -. , A H , :! ' i 'f.':'f'F'-3 -1.5-'VUF 'J' 11 7 ' M ,jf ,V ff' , ' ' J '1' if IT'- f, -'11 ,KN f ff f .Q I1 , - -v F-Tx . -Q.--Qf .KAL , hy! pin? l , fn N 4 s ff w PRI Friendship. . . I t's sharing your joys and disappointments, your laughter and tears. .Q7-5 ..il 1' 'qi TW' D s Colin 81 Colleen Pre-eminence A i --5 X fi, S.. f Lenny 81 Mark R. 1. 81 Suzanne Kevin 81 Chris Henry 84 Diane ,L 4.-gl.- .3 I .1-14 na. as 2 15' Ni? BA Brad 81 F anc e M4sm -Q Greg 81 D A friend is there before you know Lt to lend a hand before you ask lt and give you love just when you need Lt most '--M' f' s...z sufxoa' -0' A -e ff 'D' if W4 X 475V f 1 am -5 J.. 4 FAREWELL MUSIC PROVIDED BY THE ENSEMBLES IACKIE NOAH ADDRESSES BY, MR. LEM MORGAN AND MR. BILL OUDEMOLEN rf' . 3 EMMANUEL AND BRIAN CHERYL W' U-7 Q 'hi 'DF J ' VQIMI Hia? '51 LSA DR. ELSIE FICK MISS ELSIE FICK AND MISS HELEN FICK HAVE FAITHFULLY SERVED STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND FRIENDS FROM THE BEGIN- NING OF WBI TO THE CLOSING OF WBC. THEY RECEIVED A MUCH DESERVED HONOR FOR THIS SERVICE AT THE 1985 G R A D U A T I O N CEREMONIES. MISS HELEN 81 MISS ELSIE MARK, RANDY 81 JULIE MR. 81 MRS. OUDEMOLEN MR. 84 MRS. MORGAN WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT, LENNY? ROBERT ,JI ? I. 1 Q. EL fl 'fn FA1 MR WESTERN BIBLE C0llEGE THIS MAY BE THE FINAL CHAPTER OF ONE SCHOOL, BUT THE STORY CONTINUES ON WITH COL ORADO CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. OUR PRAYER SHOULD BE THAT THE LORD MAY USE THE NEW SCHOOI TO ACCOMPLISH HIS WILL IN THE LIVES OF MANY PEOPLE. OLOI2ADO'CI-IRISTIAN! 80 ,YI f 'fa ',l 4 ,H , 1 -. -H va 1 x E 1 I 1. 4 1 1 1' 1 4 , N 4 11 J 5 W ,fj- f, 51, . . 1 M A