William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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xi A ff ti p ii- -,xx .30 'Q x-' iw we .: V ., - Q l . i 3 5 E! A WITH MORE THAN AN ARMFUL,Marni Hall waits at the bus stop. hen For eighty percent of DBC's students, many of the challenges and blessings of college life arise from the fact that these students live at home and commute to school. One of the first problems to be solved is transportation. Many commuters drive or ride with other students, parents, or friends. Since DBC is located near several major Detroit bus routes, several students also find it convenient to come by bus. FINDING A PLACE to park is sometimes difficult ,- ,, ,, ,, Jas. ,.. ,- Q 'NYi...5A .3i g, 1 'QM 5., . J .4 'sv' - avi! 0' , g sql!! J? --up ., -A wk Y: vp - is --ff' - 'DVA' :ini-,g1:5M3,1 2 'fic- - . N . ' use -'W-W . 1,-p,,,,.y. ,T ,vi -.-tt: 1 N -,t 1 Q. tx M 'NSS . 1.1 - ,?'4,, A Paf.-an-a.u1.4-.:'+.L , M- .s..a- 6. W . X' tg. 1' Q Q'

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To Walk in His Steps During the summer of 1966, our dedicatee had an experience which makes Bible students eager to follow in his footsteps. He had the opportunity to study and tour the Holy Land for several weeks, retracing the paths and places which Our Lord had known so many centuries ago. We have been impressed through the years with the seriousness of his classes, with the goals he sets for his students and with the information acquired and retained through the ingenious combination of daily quizzes and study questions. From the edification of the opening prayer through the final sentence in the lecture, no time is wasted and students are challanged in mind and spirit. We are happy to dedicate the 1967 SHIELD to the Director of Admissions and Associate Professor of Bible and Theology of the Detroit Bible College, ROBERT F. RAMEY SINCE HIS RETURN FROM ISRAEL, Mr. Ramey'S curios SEEING FAMOUS SITES and landmarks such as the giant have accompanied his illustrated talks at DBC and elsewhere. menorah in Jerusalem has enriched classroom lectures. WH 'I'-,,'5He,i-X. a if 122' . .,...i.--P' ----N,-T- 1 - .....,-. I - 5'

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Begins CARS POUR OUT of the DBC driveway at 12:15. Jun, J- U . 1. ,i r ' if ' . ' A kt -it e see e-we xi hi ' ,Q 14 'A i ii A .M CHARLENE ADAMS gives a cheery smile to one of the patients at Harper Hospital. Financing educational costs cause many students to hold down either full time or part-time jobs. Following their last class, these people hurry to get to work in such varied fields as nursing, law enforcement, business, or Detroit's automotive industry. Working long hours at jobs and studies can be tiring, but it also makes one appreciate the value of his education. He receives intellectual and spiritual enlightenment as his class- room learning is tested daily on the job. 4 wax? V