William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Yearbook Staff Portrays iblc-Centered School ' ' -q --. , 3 pf' PHOTO AND ART Staff: Seated: Ken Hodges, Velma Bishop, Malcolm WRITING AND TYPING Sta.ff: Seated: Nancy Wootton, Judy Thayer Stokes. Standing: Harold Duckworth, Jerry Pryor. Standing: Tobe Thompson, Paul White, Larry Macldem. SHIELD EDITORS: Seated: Judy Thayer, Sec. 1 Nancy Wootton. Copy Ed. Standing: Maureen LeLacheur, Editor: Rich duPont, Photo Ed. Not Shown: Mr, Ben Johnson, Advisor. Shield Representing one's school and ulti- mately the Lord Jesus Christ is the challenging responsibility and privilege of those who work on the yearbook. Because of the nature of their individual duties, staff members get a first-hand glimpse of school activities and also have opportunities to become acquainted with the majority of students and faculty There is a constant challenge for ingenu ity and creativity which carries with it many frustrations, but ultimately the rewards are great. All the efforts and hours involved are for the express pur- pose of effectively portraying Christ to others by means of the printed page.

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for Everything Ministerial Fellowship One Wednesday morning each month, men can be seen arriving for a 7 o'clock Ministerial Fellowship meeting. Talks presented by local pastors serve to aquaint those presently pre- paring for the ministry with problems they may not have considered or aspects of the work about which they wish to know more. Personal experiences can often illuminate theories learned in classes. Following the presentation of topics such as branch churches and the use of Greek in sermon preparation, the discussion con- tinues around the breakfast table. MINISTERLAL FELLOWSHIP Officers Front Row: Chuck Meyst, Vice-Pres. Bill Adams. Sec.-Treas. Second Row Rich duPont, Pres., Mr. Ramey, Advisor. i SPEAKER GRANT RICHISON is greeted by one of ' X35 Chuck Meyst's typical smiles. P!!! t V Z. Q Q I ., 661627 il Rf-....,,..

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AA DELEGATES to the National Convention were Miss Simms, AAES representative Sharon White, and Bob Taylor. 74 ids Communication ROGER PIERSON. Mr. Halstead and Jim Jennings dis- cuss the best route to the AAES Regional Convention. -is L Q- JJ' AAES The American Association of Evangelical Stu- dents began in 1956 at Winona Lake, Indiana. Rep- resentatives from Christian schools gathered there to share problems and to discuss topics of mutual interest. Three years later. the first conference was held at Wheaton College. Wheaton, Illinois. The AAES exists for the purpose of promoting fellowship, scholarship, student leadership. inter- est in world affairs and furthering the effective- ness of the Christian student in today's world. Each year several students and a faculty member represent DBC at the national and regional conven- tions and bring back ideas which they feel will improve student affairs.