William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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hat Chri tina Feeling SHARON MOON AND LES KILLION helped to create and dis- tribute colorful Christmas decorations for each dinner table. I-'ULFILLING HIS GENTLEMANLY ROLE, Larry Macklem assists his date, Judy Thayer, upon arrival at the Jolly Holly. mwm,........M.M.. . l x V X . i '-1 at Q A ' 'Q 144+-QW -an ,sv vi A ' :I-, - mm ,. 1' , , 71 , l p 6' Jolly Holly Amid the snow of December, the rush to finish term papers and reports before vaca- tion and the usual Christmas-time frenzy of last-minute shopping and sending of cards. the annual DBC banquet was a refreshing time of relaxation. Held at the Central-Northwest Presbyterian Church on the last Friday evening before Christmas vacation, the Jolly Holly began with a pro- gram featuring the DBC Chorale, vocal and instrumental solos by various faculty members, Scripture and poetry selections and congregational singing. The catered dinner was followed by an informal carol- sing. The social highlight of the fall semester, Jolly Holly also served to re- emphasize for all,the wonder of the incarnation of the Word of God. .4 1 I 'A 3 E' 'mm- . a 'i Y' 4 AWQQ WEARING A CHEERY RED VEST and holly bow tie, Mr. Al Feria helped to spread the Christmas spirit while performing his duties as M. C. 5'

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Action i LARRY MOON. the team's valuable quarterback. carries the ball down the field. STILL HOLDING THE BALL, Larry Moon maneuvers out of a would-be tackle. Football Boy, that flag comes off easy! was a common complaint from this year's tag football team. Coached by Ron Hines, this active sport provided ample opportunities f f .:. t., for teamwork and coaching practice to lay - .A K ., 2 . A, V -cz-,. de f - .,:,.:b.5I?:3F-'l,3- a good foundation for future years. 1 .M ' U -' 25. I 5,2 f Midwestern 19 DBC 6 Q .. 1-yy, . f ' -1 ,A j1,,,z' fm., 1, ' Q ' 11,2-- 'ff Midwestern 32 DBC 0 5' if f ' A ' . - ' a.N'3'-KN 2 ,Fc 27:5 :- ' -'jf ,fl ' 'k: 'lj. Detroit Tech 25 DBC 16 'f Q, 'A A A ui' ' ' 4 wiv,-'-. ,L-. - Q .1 ' .. Detroit Tech 19 DBC 13 L A Michigan Christian 35 DBC 16 '?a:-'2'fJ?a.:2j fg:g1,iw, 'f x .' ,,A ' . . .'L-QJW ' - V-.UC t'araegws if f4 .wiffa-aww -ff-w5fw' if KEITH AYCOCK waits expectanlly to catch the ball 'JK l' as H C9