William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

'iqlgr , u 4 ' I gl m , . Alik- Vl I N 4 R x TH EWILL THE 197 3fl5iD DETROIT BIBLE COLLEGE 17370 Meyers Road' Detroit Michigan 48235 2 I9 DfDl04 7l0N Dr Patterson's ministry not only aids the Detroit Bible College, but he also serves on the Board of Regents at the Dallas Theolo- gical Seminary. Dr. john Walvoord is the president of DTS. The 1971 Shield is dedicated to a man who has given much of himself to others for many years. In his company, in his community, in his church, and especially in our College he has been faithful in his stewardship of the responsi- bilities which God has given him. He has been an effective, diligent, and resourceful member and chairman of DBC's Board of Directors. We are grateful to God for the service of DR. M. C. PATTERSON 3 Dr. Patterson makes sure Dr. Johnston stays in line 5-if , , ,x a . i x I 143 V, - . .:e2v:5-.- .. 2, MBZE 0F l'0NffN7'5 zfaxnfwo 6 Faculty IZ Staff I8 UWIV6 30 Juniors Sophomores 40 Freshmen 46 EXPRLSSING 56 Organizations and Activities 58 Sports 78 CUMAXING 84' Senior Activities Senior Pictures 88 Commencement f02 ANTICIPATING 104 INDEX 108 fl ii ...Learning is most excellent. Samuel Foote Learntng ts but an adjunct to ourselves. Shakespeare Learning sets an individual apart from the unidentifiable mass. ZHIRN N6 Tiff B0 RD Of DIR 6 0K Inn X fx :Holi Back Rowi Dr. Wendell G. Johnston, Mr. Donald Orthner, Dr. William Bevier, Mr. Ronald Grant Mr Clarence Devries Front Row: Mr. Harvey Young, Dr. M. C. Patterson, Mr. john McDougall, Mr. R. W. Bergner, Mr Charles F Shumway The Board of Directors of the College is charged with the overall manage- ment of the affairs of DBC. This group of leading laymen and pastors meet monthly to conduct the business and to pray for the ministry of the College. These men bring a variety of interests and experiences to their responsibility as Board mem- bers. Some are serving their first term on the Boardg others have served for over twenty-five years. The present Board is composed of twenty-two active members and nine advisory members, under the chairmanship of Dr. M. C. Patterson. The Board lost one active member this year when Dr. E. L. Bringard retired from his medical prac- tice and moved out of the Detroit area. Mr. Thomas E. O'Hara, a local businessman, was welcomed as a newly elected member of the Board. Mr. Ronald Grant continues to serve as the Alumni representative on the Board of Directors. 8 'Oli H. i 1. -A -1 I H K E.- si . 1 F4 ,, ... , - ym- 5 I 1. x ,, 'm .hw 'MEN tif, .. W.p..i..L-ia Dr. Bringard seen in action, as he taught some pertinent facts of health. Dr. Patterson honors Dr. Elmer Bringard for his many years of faithful service and loyalty to the school. Mr. Young shows enthusiasm at the Alumni banquet. 9 ADMINISTRATION In his third year as President of D.B.C., Dr. Wendell G. lohnston provides encourage- ment and enthusiasm for the student body. He is known not only as a faculty member and ad- visor, but as a friend to each student. Dr. Johnston holds the A.B., Th. M., and Th. D. de- grees. Dr. William A. BeVier continues to be one of the busiest men on campus. He holds the positions of Executive Vice President and Dean T of Education, as well as Professor of Missions. Dr. BeVier has earned the A.B., M.A., Th. M., and Th. D, degrees. 10 PAUL WHALEY A.B., M.A. Christian Service Director Instructor in Liberal Arts and Sciences . .', ,haf 'fa' ur , Q . Qi: Sri-3' is :qw 1 A 5-rizfitii f u r, fi CHARLES H. SHAW A.B., B. Arch., B.D. S.T.B., F.R.C..S., S.T.M. S.T.D. Evening School Director Professor of Missions THEODORE MARSH A.B., Th. M. Registrar and Director of Admissions Instructor of Missions IEADING 0llR I-'AMIU' ll CHESTER L. HALSTEAD A.B., M.A. Dean of Students Assistant Professor in Liberal Arts and Sciences DAVID D. ALLEN D.D. Evening School Faculty LYLE M. ADAMS B.A., B.D., D.D. Instructor in Greek MCU! W LEON G. ANDERSON B. Mus., M.M. BETTY 1. ANDERSON Assistant Professor in Music Instructor in Applied Music Chorale Director 12 AIDIN6 .S'7'0DfN75 IN FRED 1. BAHBAH DD B.S., M.S., Ph. D. Instructor in Science IACK BRADFORD B. Ed. Evening School Faculty WILLIAM BACH B.R.E., Th. M. Instructor in Bible Dr Adams awaits his Greek class 13 MARGARET W. CAMPBELL B.A. Librarian HERBERT COCKING B.R.E., M.A. Instructor in Liberal Arts and Sciences DONALD CRANE B.A., M. Div. Instructor in Bible and Theology ' 1 V En o DOROTHY 1. EDWARDS B.A., M.A., Ed. S. Assistant Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences THOMAS A. FISHER B.A., B.D., M.S. Instructor in Liberal Arts and Sciences ni: '-16 ' B.R.E. Evening School Faculty MCU! W After having been involved in jewish evangelism for several nears, Mr. Whaley describes jewish customs to is O.T. Survey class. if' A ni, HENRY HOLLOMAN 1 41181 fs B.A., Th. M., Th. D. .1 ui J Asst.Director of Evening School Instructor in Bible and Theology 15 owen FRASER ir - gi ALFRED HOLMAN B.A., Th. B., B.D. FACUZTY v T 3.4 , it ,Q Dr. lohnston takes his turn at babysitting! FLORENCE KEE Diploma,Detroit Teachers College Evening School Faculty BERT C. KRELLER B.S., Th. M., Th. D. Instructor in Bible and Theology 16 X .fi MAUREEN W. LeLACHEUR MRS. MILDRED MARSH B.A., Th. B. B.A. Teaching Assistant in Liberal Instructor in Liberal Arts Arts and Sciences and Sciences RAYMOND SHUSTER, JR. B. Mus., M.M. Instructor in Music MILDRED A. SIMMS B. Mus., M.M. Instructor in Music -fr Mr. Cocking thinks of a way to Stump his students. Mrs. Betty Adams Secretary to the Director of Admissions J Mrs. jacquelyn Allen Library Staff Mrs. Joann Bender Secretary to the Christian Service Director X STAFF Mrs. 10 Ann Bevier Secretary to the Offices of Development and Public Relations Mrs. Kathy Bradley Library Clerk Mrs. Rubye Brown Cafeteria 18 Mrs. Elaine Carlson Secretary to the President Mr. Orville Chomer Development Field Representative .l Miss Elsa Dearborn Book Store Manager lv :gf 'J Mr. Herbert Dungy Maintenance Miss Barbara Demorest Secretary to the Dean of Education X UNKED 706570 R 0K ERV N6 IVERVONE . . . Mrs. Ruth Ferguson Cafeteria 19 1 '1 Mrs. loAnn Fisher Cafeteria Mr. William Howe Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 57141-'F Miss lo Ann Lantz Secretary to the Assistant Registrar Mrs, Marion Koplin Business Manager Mrs. Edna Mae Kusner Assistant Registrar Miss Betsy Mayer Secretary, Music Department 20 Mrs. Mary Mayhew Receptionist K Mrs. Ann Pakuliak Cafeteria Mrs. lean Sain Assistant Bookkeeper 'T' i- Miss Marilyn Robinson if S Receptionist --'agp Miss Eleanor Schulert Assistant Librarian Mrs Virginia Vanderwalker Ig ,H -9 Air 4 , . , ' X 5 ' Cafeteria Manager .., li 1 , r ji,: u - 7 ', :ggi - 9 Mrs. Mildred Shaw Evening School Receptionist 21 Mr. Daniel Wielhouwer Athletic Director and Director of Public Relations CMV Z IS' Lectures Faculty leadership Personal attention Student voice Administration's voice Missions 4,,.. Singing Latest sports news Student talent 23 A place to meditate N!-v Learning Community services f K1 Banquets 452 .Z4' A place of memory Dr. Gruen explains a point. l C'WRf This year's lecture series prompts a forum in the chapel to learn how to more effectively witness to jews, SERILV Other lewish missions display helpful material. is L 'wr , .. Rf? 'LA '--X x x ,,..--' .ieifh suv- ' N s Fx .TLA 'T 6 ft :sf .Rsfkn - 25 Dr. Emil Gruen was the guest lecturer this fall at DBC. He spoke to us concerning the role of the children of Israel in God's plan for the future. Dr. Gruen also gave us helpful hints as to lead- ing these people to jesus Christ as Saviour. Hill 5'PlRl70v4l LIFE CONffRfNCf Bob Carpenter sings Fill My Cup. Dr. lack Van Impe, a 1951 graduate of D.B.C., was the guest speaker at the fall Spiritual Life Conference. Through his per- sonal testimony, musical ability and humor- ous anecdotes, he stimulated a great deal of thought in the area of Christian separa- tion. Data on the heat in music and regres- sion in quality of movies motivated many to rethink their positions. Open question-and answer periods provided an excellent oppor- tunity for inter-action with Dr. Van Impe. 26 Mrs. Van Impe sings her testimony Dr. Van Impe plays his accordion. if 5 R N6 SPIRI Wil Ziff L'0NffRfNCf Dr. S. Lewis johnson discussed the problems of living the spiritual life. At the Spring Spiritual Life Conference, Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, lr., shared key concepts out of the Gospels for the walk of the Christian. He stressed looking unto jesus for a life of worship and service. After the conference it was evident that the messages had spoken definitely to many of the students. Dr. johnson met with local pastors for discussions on problems in expository preaching. 7 W.- A .x. Many of DBC's faithful supporters enjoyed an excellent meal as well as fine service at this year's banquet. One of the social highlights for the friends of the College is the annual Stewardship Cabinet Banquet conducted on the campus. The Cabinet is composed of individuals who faithfully contribute to the students' education by prayer and finances. This annual dinner is a way in which the College expresses its appreciation for the support given by the Cabinet members. An Oriental theme was featured this year both in the menu and decora- tions. Students serving as waitresses and waiters attired in authentic japanese dress added to the atmosphere of the occasion. The program included students and alumni relating what the College has meant to them, special music, and a Bible message by Mr. E. L. larman, development consultant of Glen Ellyn, Illinois. 28 tions for serving at the banquet. STIWARD If P BANGU 7 Peggy Moffitt and Donna Forsythe go over last minute prepara 1, Wm gg ,sc L AZUMNI 5 W .. ,. Keep in touch with the college. 4? if I P N f .D J ..-1'-,A V ' S 'qs W Q . A- t is 1 A A if 2- 4' 'K' ' ,mul Y . is id Y M 3 ' r ff l v 4 l Attend alumni picnics! J' I Reach the world for Christ! 29 N. , -us. , 1 K H Get full at alumni banquets! F i Z Q11 1 1 L Q hwusmw How fit is living to employ heart, soul and senses in joy. Poe The life which is unexamined is not worth living. Socrates Whether we live, we live to the Lord. Romans 14:8 UWN6 DORM Ziff M ANS LEQW Workkkkkkkkkk! Expecting the unexpected. 4. .L M, f' ' 'X Frequent gab periods Wearing out the supervisor. Free musical concerts. 4 X-..-is X Burning the midnight kilowatts. -if Putting your nose tothe grindstone. 33 .X X james Bailey Peter Baird Douglas Bayne Zane Bradley K , , ' .i -- ' 1'fj.1fvI'.3'-.3 ' mt.:--55315-1 , -1-2aH 3':'T 'iff- ,. ,. ' '-ff'21zi1ii,ix-f- Y , i -wr,r..i'5t Ruby Brown Kenneth Carlson Robert Carpenter Rich Chard Marc Cooper Jeanette Dixon fh v Q ' W, , 1, .nun xg-V Norm and Dick pondering perils of wisdom? CEHOI Ducal Norm Fichtenberg 34 QQ Donna Forsythe Larry Freeman David Green Greg Hands JI! pd 'rl 8,-,wuts K '1 l Ann HarfISOf1 I james Hartenburg ,psf i1 Sli mtl Iwi! Ui! iii Giilx b. Hts' Ray Robinson, Ken Randolph, Hamon Cross, Willie Myles, and Coach,you're on Candid Camera! Arthur jackson Duane Kerr L L it Meryl jakushevich Rexford jones 35 Richard Latham lung loo Lee Dianne Liddy George Marshall Edward Monroe jan Ortiz .x l Robert McAlpine Peggy Moffitt YW Wf'fI57f H X 22 a :f1'1:E'2-'f.P'4.-.gk 9 ,ax . 1, JD ,, ' i f 5 ' Arthur Masterson Eugene Mayhew JUN 0K Oh, to be a SENIOR! 36 6 Ruth Marshall Linda Miller Alona Moon Bong Kee Park Susan Poynter Gerald Reason Steve Renda JHITIGS RUSSSII l., Brent Bolds 0,9 i txt? jim McFarland and a fan! X Robert Shotwell Tom Slocum Q- David Somers Vivian Stoner .1 David Taylor Richard Wall Larry Whiting Priscilla Thompson Natalie Thurmond As Mr. Halstead would say... Steve , what seems to be the problem? 38 Paul Twigg Mark White L . K V. 12 .,,-,,b x b b, f.3fQ'1g' K Ll e : in 'hifi if. :Skies .1 US: 'i -2 E -' J N. Robert Winter '. 11giw'r - B , l David AUUD Steven Bach Ron Ballard Robert Beddingfield Dan Brandel Richard Cornwall Carol Courtney Peter Deane Q Diane Decker john Degville - ex Ray Robinson playing Beat the Clock ! Glen Deline 39 Everett Dow I .,-al' jerry Dowdy Patricia Ducat A sophornore contacts the outside world. 0 fi0MORf5 Georg Freigang judy Gillis Ron Habermas Linda Haworth , -. vw, ' ' 'sfwcsixheg ' e rifffifi , : RIS, Cary Henderson Penny Hoak Nancy jacoby Karen jakushevich 40 Q r , .', A ,,-, John Kahkola Connie Keene Sue Keller james Koroly vi 1, T. 'Z-QI' ., ' ' ' fl M X. 514. ni --' , E , 1 - , .fee , t ff! sd ar- 13 ,,. ' . , r 1 V ey ,. 'J 444.4 1, I .J fn, A, 1 ss - . A 'ep' xg..- . ' ' L ' .auf Y W Diane Larkmg Nancy Lehmann Mary Line Nan Lloyd 4 .fl Ninth' Glen Loock Dan Ludwick Dave Atnnp and a frrend perform Barb Meissner 41 jan Meredith Randy Meredith Q Susan Nacci Charles Oliver Greg Raymer 0 H0010 Roger Ringblom Beth Rorem Pam Simpson Hi, Karen! 42 joyce Trythali Diane Wisner where are youuuuu? Terry Wall Diane Wisner Nancy Wollen Marianna Wright Dave Wrobbel Don Yerke 43 Thomas Abraham Marilynn Adams Edna Backing Kathleen Bailey Gust Bass Cheryl Beall Bill Bex I-'RE HM IV 1 . . Ilah Borton I Steve Cardona It-.4 A . git' ' 5 tSf'5,gl1j1 '15 ff fy. w 'N V- yi-:xy---1 1. ,lw Tap.,-'TH ' Freshmen mascot. -H Rosemarie Bolds Randy Borton Boyd Chavis llllll Isaac Clarington Q -7 - X , Darlene Clemens an If . 'fi' 'Qf Z f f'f , , u Y ' ' -, ,' 'Q Freshmen Determination! Linda Coffin 1 . C 35 Rick Cox Larry Crotts David Daley 45 7 Larry Davis Karen Dee Larry Del-attre William Coleman Don Dalrymple Rachel DiMusto X Valarie Eplee Mark Everitt Tom Ewald Linda Felton f , li Paul Franz Mary Gardner Lloyd Gaynor Sandra Giddy . 412: r ff 3- 5 1?-fi FRf.'7HMfN Gail Gilbert Louis Ginac Garry, look enthusiastic! Glen CFHY 46 Gloria Gregory Karen Gregory Who is the letter from, Doris? Myrtle Grunenwald Dan Hardin LaMont Harrison Paul Hartwick w l .SM Robert Hays Dennis Henderson 47 Marilyn Hendrick Dan Grosjean l r-' +- Carroll Hamilton Al Hathaway 'i 7 ii .., A- s '54 Mark Hendrick 1 james Hodges Marjorie Horn Dan Humphrey james Kluz Garry Knaebel Bruce Lago Bill Lawrence Lee Luckmann FRESHMHV The Three Musketeers! 48 Debra jesse jo Ann Lantz Robert Lindsay Nancy MCAtee 5' l f Jas' T1 1, '4 I F , , 'KK ... 1.f rv.. , till ff' .1 Rich Mclntyre :.., ,- Alta Smoil fights bacteria! A Robert Mertens Gordon Moore Charles Mundy Virginia Munro Larry Ortiz Sue Ouellette 4Q Larry Parks , l , 4 'w fs, Linda Macey Sharon Messina Ken Nottingham David Patrishkoff jane Phelps Carol Presley l l Kathy Siler 9, V Alta Smoll Steve Plummer Edwin Poynter Russ Poynter Sue Presnell jon Roen David Russell Matt Smith See what exams can do to you! Suzanne Spencer SO '19 Paul Spurgis Dave Russell returns to his Seat after playing a special number. Cathy Strong G it I XX V l Robert Taylor Janice Trate james Walton Wanda Westfall 51 Lynn Upthegrove David White Nancy Stewart Earl Taylor George Varghese james White U Gary Barger Gary Clifton in' Patricia Bellefeuille ' 1 f i ,Q janet Dow Terry Whitten Doris Weilhouwer Carolyn Wolf Rick Worgess 5 OND 5fME.S7fR fN7Rv4N7.S' 'Q 92 X P ,fig A -.,,- ,VLQN ' ,i j f f ,- i iff- , ' '- K Steven Boehm janet Fujii Jimmie Capers Janice Heinig .ir db . Pat Larned Tim Latham lames Lee Dennis Liebold 'Us 1-7-7 F .Xa 1. ' f., ' 5 V:-Egg Gwendolyn McQueen Donald Marshall James Oldham Louis Qassar . , ,,,.,,,f Robert Rgmay-I5 Rgnald Scott David Swanson ROFIHICI Wllll6ITlS 1 -11 Lunchroom gab sessions. -wg 954, V J 0 '25, ,. A Tuesday evenings keep Mrs. Shaw,our Evening School receptionist, quite busy. .. Mm., mmvow- - -- ll ff ' E VE N N6 CH00 mv. W-y-4-,gy W A JoAnn Morgan, a full-time student at Wayne, is seen in the cafeteria studying herefor Evening School class. Evening School is an adult education pro- gram designed to aid in the study of the Word and to prepare men and women for more effective service in the church. Students may choose to earn the Christian Worker Certificate which can be earned in three years or the Advanced Certi- ficate of the Evangelical Teacher Training Asso- ciation in one year. Evening School people are encouraged to take an active part in school activities and in evening chapel services. Evening School classes provide essential information for Christian workers in the church. W1 42 to earn college credits while working full time. - It is possible to earn the Th.B., B. Mus., or the B.R.E. degree in six to eight years. Evening College is a wonderful opportunity . kr fig 5 a Evening students have the opportunity to t share in Day College activities such as the Day of Prayer and the Spiritual Life Conference. ' Regular chapel services unite believers together in the common bond we have as Christians-- lesus Christ. Dr. Holloman stresses a point in his evening Homiletics class. EVEN N6 60 M65 Evening chapel unites believers together with song and with a speaker bringing a message from God's Word. 55 53 -N--IZ7 W:'m --4.29 3 z V 4Q'gwJ ,.. V- ,:.: 3 5- 1.1 V r g ,,- ,.,. ,V . 'fx , fx 1 6 x S Y . 5 1 4 I' A . i 'vr' H I K ' - ' 0 V has-249 115 1 J Q , 1 ' fl ., ' A Q f Nl , V W ff'ff'4 ,, 44 A . V .K M3 45 Ml, f - . .fI'-in ,. I 1-- ' A - 1 1 ' ? - . ' ff f .fri K '.,., 6 X I- , I 4' xl, Tj, .7-4-H , Z. V' i -1 at 3 iz ,, ., ' A ' ' ' , A' . 4 F, 1 .5. 4- .X ,ht J , Y' A Y x ' 5-I-uw, ' ' 1 .A ,, . ,-,,- ---- - -- 1-1:5g:5 ' . - ' I H' ww e f ig H 1- ' ', f'Px ' F 2 1 4 Y, , f . 8 ' -- ' .. W ' 5 -fl - u as 1' ij, ix- -- K fs. , W if l,k WWKH b G' 'L He who hath a clear and lively imagination in his mind, may easily produce and utter the same. Montaigne And all things, whatever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive. Matthew 21:22 HIPR 5' ING l 60V RN N6 L'0l!lVC l Why go to college? Why choose a Bible college? Why specifically Detroit Bible College? These are questions not unfamiliar to many a freshman midway through his first semester, some seniors midway through their last semester are still searching. Many find no satisfying answer to the first question after starting, and leave: some to return later to a college, some never to return. But for those who stay in college, the second question still remains. And for several, no satisfying answer is found and they, too, leave: a few to go to a secular campus, a few never to return to school at all. And yet, some stay. For these is left the third question. Why, indeed, specifically Detroit Bible College? Here again, we find those who don't find a satisfying answer and eventually leave. But again, some do stay. For many of these, convenience of location is critical. For others,a family background in the same institution is strategic. For still others, perhaps coinci- dent with some of the preceding reasons is also an abiding sense of a deep con- viction that God wants me at DBC. Of such is the mainstream of the DBC student body: an individual who feels the real need of broad academic prepara- tion beyond high school to cope with the complexities of his society, an indivi- dual who wants that academic preparation based on, centered around, and per- meated by the Word of God, and an individual convinced that God has raised up this institution in this community specifically to provide that Christ-centered academic preparation that he seeks. God has not changed. He is the same God who led Abraham's servant to Rebecca for Isaac, the same God who led Paul to Macedonia through a dream, and is indeed the same yesterday, today, and forever tHeb. 13:83. This being the case, where are to be found, in order, the answers to the three opening ques- tions? WHO has them? Yours in lesus Christ, Gerald D. Soderberg President DBC Student Association 58 Members of the Student Council gather regularly to discuss business brought before the Student Government. Peggy Moffitt expresses her opinion on the matter. jerry Soderberg leads the student body in their meeting. Norm Fitchenberg leads the pledge to the American flag. 59 THE CHORAZE Packs for Christ... .ta . 6 - 3 f . - ',,1.,,.- o' .ff f Sleeps for Christ... 3 A .,., glue. 4 Y mmm .3 l . X , e ', H A-' W . ... i it iw? 1 45 A EXIF Eats for Christ... Travels for Christ -- Driver, Mike Kornak. The common goal of each chorale member this year was to minister to churches and to each other through the talent the Lord has given us. Besides singing on Sunday nights in local churches and at special school functions, we went on two tours of the mid- western states. By working together in one ministry and being to- gether constantly for ten days, we sensed real unity and fellow- ship in Christ. We were proud to have Mr. A tAndersonl as our director, and his wife as our piano and organ accompanist. 60 M Practices for Christ... 9 Plllll Prepares for Christ... Presents Christ! 61 ...ytgg ff! Editor - Robert Winter SHIELD ROSTER - 1971 Editor Assistant Editor Advisor PHOTOGRAPHY Al Hathaway, Editor Bob Carpenter Ed Poynter Russ Poynter Hugh McLean LAYOUT Gene Mayhew, Zane Bradley Denise Parks SWIHD STAFF Working on the SHIELD staff is both a chal- lenge and an opportunity. It is a challenge to produce a yearbook which adequately portrays all the events of the active school year. It is also an opportunity to utilize creativity and ingenuity. Staff members d ue to the nature of their duties are able to be more familiar with D.B.C. They encounter many frustrations and trials, but the ultimate reward is great. Those who have worked on the SHIELD staff emerge as richer and fuller individuals. Editor Robert Winter Gene Mayhew Mrs. Maureen COPY lo Ann Lantz, Pam Simpson SECRETARIAL Ann Harrison lo Ann Lantz Linda Price LeLacheur Editor EV 'L' Assistant Editor - Gene Mayhew r, if ,, LF f i L1 .art , 'lt r 4 1 5 it ,Q L . I f K, 4-' x . ,f 9, K H' f fxlk X 1 Z. 1 Lgigfqrigeggv-114, 'r 'z.11.'-ffj ft N ' ' 1. i't',iA'5 f ?' F- P0 Ar, s .sf .fz.q,4 H7 ,4u1 H4'1fH1 ' 7 ' 1- , - ff' .f 4 'r-ov fNf',fA- 'f :fx - rl ,, ,gg at Q I.: - .4 v , That 'S our Photo Editor- Allen Hathaway ff 'Ziff L4 Copy Editor - jo Ann Lantz Secretary - Ann Harrison E H000000 Students attempted to revive the ECHO, the student news- paper. As the voice of the student body, the ECHO staff took polls to examine the opinions of various individuals. Special features, stories and news articles helped to fill the rest of the paper. News-thirsty students grab the masterpieces. K. 64 Norman Fichtenberg - Editor Editor- Norman Fichtenberg News Editor- Diane Larkins Music Editor- Henry Ford Sports Editor- Haman Cross Typists - Pat Ducat, Diane Decker This is our target area--Wayne State University. I john Kahkola stops to give his testimony to a Wayne State stu- dent in hopes that he will accept Christ. Kathy Bradley and Bob Snow share Christ with international students in the Hilberry Lounge. 65 CAM 0 C'R0 APE Campus Crusade is a great opportunity for a Bible college student to talk to his peers on a secular campus. We who go to Wayne State University every week are tested in our beliefs and are sometimes forced to defend our faith in the Bible and God to a skeptical student. With over 40,000 students at Wayne, our field of service is unlimited. There are several methods of evangelism which we use at Wayne. The first method is a religious survey, directed to college students, which leads into an opportunity for the presen- tation of the gospel. The second is one of pass- ing out tracts to the majority of students who are contacted during the day and also talking to those who seem interested in the message of the tract. The third is called friendship evange- lism. This method works very well with the foreign students where you make friends with the person and during the process of making friends you have virtually an unlimited opportuni- ty to witness, especially in your own life and actions, which they will watch carefully. ln this case your actions will speak louder than your words. l 1 What now Dr. Shaw? The Archaeological Association was organized this year for the purpose of learning the methods of excavating and to contribute some useful data to the field of archaeology. Dr. Charles H. Shaw, an archaeologist with many years of experience in the Holy Land, is the leader of the Association and overseer of the excavation. The Association began excavating in September in search for the remains of Fort Sinclair, a British fort built in 1763, in St. Clair, Michigan. The fort was in exist- ence for about twenty-five years and it was the summer home for Lieutenant Patrick Sinclair, who was in charge of British shipping on the Great Lakes. lean Baptiste de Sable, the founder of pre- sent day Chicago, was also at Fort Sinclair for a long period before he went west. The goal is that all artifacts will be given to the City of St. Clair upon completion of the study and future plans of rebuilding the fort. ARCM4 OZ06 641 1455061147 0N ul, Q Hey Glen, does it sound like Chinese? .,,' ' . QM '- . I ,.:.P k fw. ' i -'PW Q, .4 .J '.1zif - 5'E:::.lJf 3fa 3Z'Yf Q 'L r Y l ,-. t'-Y ffl in 'if .M sh y! X :,.7-' 4.f.'--.v..., ' ' ,. . - Y 'Y N Un as ., , ,W 'L- I l -X Ai it -..W Dr. Shaw planning the attack. Would you believe he armed them with shovels? Goto college to dig ditches? I 5 ,, , 4... ,.,-..,... ., . V. ll B A w e- 1: -1 ...,.. ..-... L., f 1 - 5 fig 5 r- 1 . ,- - - - 551 n,.,, A, - . A . ,, 4. - ..! W ., X . Aw-'t ',i. ' .Fy- ', A fl Iva S ...f PiCk il, Glen! J' .n..... ,,,.f' Z vb f X 'QQ ' , . I . 4 . , wr I I 'Sig V e 'wi'- '-X if-Ang Xpx Q .- R Q s - -,..4 Look at that bicep! We joined the Archaeological Association to see the sites. 67 rf U' lg af .fx 0,2 1 , ff. :-1 ', ':rf::-W-21 -21 . 1--t as isa'- 'i'2'E-'E!: uv -?g:1.6:1: This is typical of the homes served by the DCRM. sz HER? age I I .8 W -af.-.m rb om :3 -' Of '45 tnzrg. as Swag 02910 3-3002 :Hoon rp-. lf.-:W . m - Pm: o':ro. SEE' mln? imm :il- 3 UrgO -1 '3 . Q. Kids! Kids! More kids for Bible Club. DHRO 7 CIW RESTU MISSION Three and a half years ago, a man had a vision of seeing inner-city boys and girls coming to a saving knowledge of jesus Christ through Child Evangelism at the Detroit City Rescue Mission. In the three and a half years since, thousands have accepted Christ as their own personal Saviour. Originally Child Evangelism met once a week with approximately five students from DBC helping in the programs. Last year with over ten active DBC students, they saw over fifty first time decisions for Christ in just one week. God has greatly blessed and used this ministry as an outreach to the boys and girls in the inner city. The greatest proof of His working is the love for them which He has given to those who have worked with them. The girl pictured above not only accepted Christ as her own personal Saviour at Child Evangelism but later led two of her friends to accept Him as well. She also directed another one of her friends to one of the DBC students to accept Christ. Diane Wisner teaches a new Christmas song to the boys and girls. Linda Miller helps collect the hymn books and Bibles before Bible Club begins. l john Boney discusses WMF with the student body. WORlD MISSION The purpose of the World Mission Fellowship is to influence Detroit Bible College students in the area of missions. WMF attempted to meet this challenge by promoting interest and raising financial support for the Urbana Missionary Con- ference in Urbana, Illinois. Finances were raised by projects such as a car wash, bake sale, candied-apple sale, and donations. The high- light was the Urbana Work Day in Archbold, Ohio, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lantz. Ten students spent an enjoyable weekend clean- ing houses and garages,raking leaves, stringing Christmas lights, washing windows, addressing Christmas cards,waxing floors, moving cabinets, fellowshipping, and eating the fine food prepared by Mrs. Lantz. The working and leading of the Lord can be seen from the exciting fact that these ten students raised S265 from the generous- hearted people of Archbold. WMF also used these projects to raise funds for the support of DBC students who were engaged in SummerMissionary Work around the state. Ffll0W5fllP These were some of the goodies sold to raise funds for the Summer Missionaries. lf' 69 UR AM4 WORK DAY jo Ann Lantz rides like a spare tire to Urbana Work Day. Alta Smoll and jim Hartenburg rake leaves for Urbana. 4 Bonnie Lukas uses her secretarial abllrties for a good cause. as-as get A long stretch by Zane Bradley barely reaches the top of a tree. After the work, one of the rewards. 70 H5 HIS' 0K C' DBL' RUN The opponents: Racing Ray Shuster and Dashing Dan Wielhouwer. Enthusiasm ran wild at D.B.C. during the Slave Day festivities. To kick it off to a great start, Coach Wielhouwer and Mr. Shuster decided to challenge each other to a mile foot-race around D.B.C. Though Mr. Shuster won, the trophies were the biggest blisters you ever saw. Enthusiastic fans cheered them on! Out of the turn they came... and down to the tape with Racing' Ray winning by the hair of his chinny-chin-chin. 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Each student is urged to invite his favorite lady to spend the afternoon in fellowship with other wives and mothers. WOM N19 Pam Schoff pins a corsage on Mrs. Carpenter 'VW Xi . btw so ji if ff QQ? -HTA lvl. The ladies enjoyed a talk in the chapel as part of the day's activities. F ll0W HIP 2515 UR AM4 ' aw Individual consultation with representatives of hun- ',,, 39 dreds of mission organizations makes the Urbana Con- ference worthwhile or many students. General sessions at the University of Illinois campus brought students together with speakers who had come from around the world for the 9th triennial convention. Steve Renda was one of several who took part in a DBC chapel period to explain his reactions to what God had been doing at Urbana. E i I J Forms, forms, and more forms!!! Mrs. Carlson is a frustrated treasurer. Cheating on registration? A--gif Mrs. LeLacheur passes out more forms to fill in! 76 PM ,.r, Sf .vi I lin' ,' , '1 I df' a 'M FRESHMAN INITMTION -,-. fl -1 1 .P 1' J' -.1 l 4 V.- DBC's first baseball team consisted of: Row One - K. Randolph, G. Mayhew, B. Dougherty, D. Brandel, G. Hyslop, j. Degville. Row Two - D. Williams, T. Wall, T. Slocum, j. Bailey, B. Schultz, Coach Wielhouwer, j. Willick, T. Traylor and R. Robinson. BASEBAZI 2 A BMINN N6 447 DBL' 1970 D. B. C. BASEBALL RECORD Ml April 18 Grand Rapids Baptist College April 18 Grand Rapids Baptist College April 22 Michigan Christian junior College April 22 Michigan Christian junior College April 30 Grand Rapids Baptist College May 2 Michigan Christian junior College May 2 Michigan Christian junior College May 9 Michigan Christian junior College May 9 Michigan Christian junior College May 16 Michigan Christian junior College May 16 Michigan Christian junior College WON - 4 LOST - 7 78 QE 3 6 10 7 18 inn.j 2 10 7 C8 inn.j 4 6 5 8 Ray Robinson gets a hit for DBC! 9 0l!R TEAM IN A67 0N ' U' N . f -s. me .' PWD,- dais ,J is x 'A Wo. ,lm f-nf.. ' '. lf you hurry, you'II make it. Decisions! Decisions! i DBC's fan club watches excitedly. all BHSKETBAZI Back Row, L to R: Bob Schultz, Tom Slocum, Matt Smith, Dan Ludwick, Haman Cross, Gordon Hyslop, Larry Ortiz Willie Myles, Coach Dan Wielhouwer. Kneeling, L to R: Ray Robinson, Steve Lorenz, Gordon Moore, Glen Gray, Ken Randolph DBC 77 73 102 98 qforfe i tb 82 74 84 113 73 132 91 96 REGULAR SEASON PLAY Opponents DBC Opponents Emmaus Bible School 69 140+ Great Lakes Bible College Grand Rapids Bible 84 Music 113 110 Muskegon Business College Kentucky Christian 88 78 Concordia Midwestern Baptist 49 113 Grace Bible College Ontario Bible College tforfe i tl 76 Michigan Christian Mercy Cel lege 118 102 Baptist Bible College Detroit College of Business 134 97 Owosso Miehisan Christian 102 112 Great Lakes Bible College Muskegon Business College 66 74 Mgfcy Collegg Maeemb Cemmuttitv College 70 84 Fort Wayne Bible College Midwestern Baptist 58 sa Grand Rapids Bible at Music Shaw College 152 84 Owos so Grace Bible College 83 TOURNAMENT PLAY DBC 70 Fort Wayne Bible College 78 Owosso tt set a school scoring record Opponents 77 103 FINAL RECORDS WOn - 12 Lost- 13 80 I TI? fl I . Li x: ff H Q Glen Gray, the national rebounding leader of our association tN.C.C.A.7, eyes up another point for DBC! Willie Myles takes another rebound for the Lancers! DBC had one of its best seasons this past year. Under the able direction of Coach Dan Wielhouwer, the team set a new scoring record. Our offensive power gave the opponents fits. Functioning as a unit, the team was able to put it all together, to give the fans an exciting time. The name of the game! All 81 . EW :Swv lin., Finally the faculty tried to beat the Students with their seventh string! Students - 55 Faculty, Staff- 26 Senior enthusiasm paced the evening. E N09 Denise Parks is crowned queen by Mrs. Ruth Martin, last year's queen. H001 COM N6 1467 0N sk ts? Zane? Who could forget the But the juniors were not far behind . r, ,. 'f -- 'f , 1 z' fr 1: ' ft, l l .,,r, y. Q I JX , 4 NVQ' 0, f I - Z nf i ' fx! CH IFR f!IDfR.S' ...s0 FIGHT, FIGHT, FlGHT!! yells the crowd as the enthusiastic cheerleaders lead them in cheering the team on to a thrilling victory. The cheerleaders spend much time each week practicing for the upcoming games. Their cheers and smiles help unite the fans behind their team. Their activities do not end when the final bell rings, either. An arousing pep assembly to encourage school spirit and game attendance, and constant Going-to-the game remarks made their presence and purpose unfor- gettable. Bright, new blue, white, and gold uniforms have improved the cheerleaders' appearance this year. There was a slight change in the squad second semes- ter,when Doris Wielhouwer left and llah Borton and Kathy Siler joined the group. But each cheerleader, past and present, works toward one goal--to do their best possible for their Lord. As Christian cheerleaders, they have the opportunity to show Christian sportsmanship, and be a testimony to Christ, whether to Christian or non-Christian opponents. i X Generators of school spirit! Front to back: W Marsha Phillips Kathy Siler Gloria Gregory Valarie Eplee llah Borton missing: Linda Haworth, captain l i 'f 15-ewifmfs...-1 .fa-fqagivc. 1,- -4 ..-Tc :r..:f'2 4:1 f '?.1?f?' 4'3 Practice... makes perfect! Graduation is the climax of years of intensive study and achievement and the commencement of personal inquiry and intellectual awareness. Graduation is the climax of social enrichment and the commencement of continued cultural commitment. Graduation is the climax of four years of vigorous spiritual confrontation and the commencement of active involvement in God's program. L' IMA IN6' SEN 0R 146' 7lW7lf5 Henry Ford expounded his poetry ,,,,: glib! Seniors Don Palacios and Gordon Hyslop set the pace on the basketball team! Pam Schoff starred in the Senior skit! Dan Boycott, alias Senior Comedian! Randy Dodson smiled his way through the year! ,...L. Vi 8inia Knight, Denise Parks, Cindy jones, and fDave Facklerj represented the Seniors at Homecoming. 87 PHILLIP BEARD Christian Education B.R.E. Class Treasurer 67 Class Treasurer 68 Prayer Band Leader 69 But the wisdom that is from above is first pure then peaceable, gentle, easy to be en- treated, full of mercy and good fruits without variance without hypocrisy. SHVIOR MARGARET BEVERSDORF Christian Education B.R.E. Chorale Women's Fellowship Secy. World Mission Fellowship Girls Trio james 3:17 ELAINE BELL Christian Education B.R.E. Women's Fellowship Chairman World Mission Fellowship Treas. Girls Basketball Team 68 70 67 Show me thy ways, O Lord, Teach me thy pat hs. 70 66 Thou wilt show me the path of ioyg ln thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Psalm 16:11 88 Psalm 2514 JOHN BONEY President W.M.F. if-'II DANIEL BO YC OTT Christian Education B.R.E. Football 69 Senior Vice-Pres. 71 I have become everything to everybody so that by all means I may save some. But I do it all to advance the good news, that I may have a share in it with you. I Cor. 9122b,23 Christian Education B.R.E. Treas.Ministerial Fellowship Operation Mobilization 68 70,71 68,69 Power of his That I may know Him and the resurrection and the fellowship of his suffer- ings becoming conformed unto his death. Phil. 3110 HAROLD JAY CANNELL Christian Education B.R.E. Chorale Tour 67 Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. 68 Orchestra 69,71 Behold, God is my salvationg I will trust, and not be afraid: for the Lord IEHOVAH is my strength and my songg he also is become my salvation. Isaiah 12:2 89 RANDY DODSON Christian Education Campus Crusade WMF Vice-President junior Vice-Pres. Gospel Team Track For I reckon that the sufferings of this pre- sent time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us. The Senior Queen waiting to be crowned. Y 2 ia ll -it ' 5 F i , C Tl ROBERT CLEMENTE Christian Education B.R.E. President junior Class 68 Basketball 66 Gospel Team 66,70 Youth Director 70,71 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. For whom he did foreknow, he also did predes- tinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren. Moreover whom he did pre- destinate, them he also called: and whom he called, them he also glorified. Rom. 8:28-30 B.R.E. 67,68 69 69 67,69 68 Romans 8:18 f-.Ltf I 4 ' ct t. . V. B!! 90 1 DAVID FACKLER Christian Education B.R.E. Basketball Baseball Football Campus Crusade junior Class President Senior Class President Athletic Chair. Soph. Governing Council Pep Club He saith unto him the third time, Simon, son of jonas, lovest thou me? Peter was grieved because he said unto him the third time, Lovest thou me? And he said unto him, Lord, thou knowest all things, thou knowest that I love thee. jesus saith unto him, Feed my sheep. john 21:18 HENRY FORD Il Music B. Mus. Track 68 Chorale 68,7O,71 Oratorio Choir 70 Yearbook 69 Drama Director 70,71 LAURIE GRAY Christian Education B.R.E. Chorale 67-71 Oratorio 69 Pep Club 67,69,71 Girls Softball Who's Who in Colleges 71 And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing ye shall receive. Malt. 21122 91 GORDON HYSLOP Bible Theology Th. B. Basketball 70,71 Baseball 70 Athletic Chair. Sr. Class 71 Who's Who in Colleges 71 MARION JENSEN Christian Education B.R.E. And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men, knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward of the inheritance. col. 3Z23,24b TERRY IOHNSON Christian Education B.R.E. 92 Therefore, my beloved brethren be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. l Cor. 15:58 CYNTHIA JONES Christian Education B.R.E. Pep Club 67 Chorale 67-71 junior Attendant 70 Homecoming Court 71 Gospel Team 69 It is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy .S'ENl0R Lam. 3:22-23 DALEP KAREM Christian Education B.R.E. I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I liveg yet not l, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Gal. 2:20 Homeward bound! 'A-33.-vs. 9 3 VIRGINIA L. KNIGHT Music B. Mus. Chorale 67-71 Asst. Secretary 69 Women's Fellowship Vice-President 70 Governing Council 68-71 Secretary 68-69 Class Secretary 70-71 Gospel Team 66-67 Homecoming Court 69,71 Resident Council 70-71 Secretary 70 Oratorio 68-70 Be careful for nothingg but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding shall keep yourhearts and minds through Christ jesus. Phil. 416,7 6 Seniors on the move! CONNI E LEHMANN Christian Education B.R.E. Shield Staff 66,67 Pep Club 67,68 Soph., jr., Sr. Social Chairman 68,69, 70 Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy pre- sence is fulness of joyg at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Psalm 16:11 94 SENIOR VIRGINIA MARIE MADSEN Christian Education B.R.E. Girls Basketball Sophomore Class Secretary Women's Fellowship Vice-Pres. Women's Fellowship President Governing Council Constitutional Revision Committee Resident Council Who's Who in American Colleges GERALDINE LOCKE Christian Education B.R.E. And who is he that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good? I Peter 3:13 Senior Blues! 67 68 69 70 y 68-70 70 69 70 a Only fear the Lord, and serve Him in truth ' with all your heart, for consider how great things he hath done for you. I Sam. 12:24 I I '. fi I tags, ' 'R t , 95 Angel's favorite ,av fi- fy,- .- .,,,g.,.,. class: Lunch 12:05. CHARLOTTE MURDOCH Christian Education B.R.E. Chorale 67-71 Urbana 67 Operation Mobilization 66-67 WMF Officer 69-71 Senior Class Social Chairman 70-71 Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work inbyou will perform it until the day of jesus Christ. Phil. 1:6 ANGEL OIEDA Christian Education B.R.E. Ministerial Fellowship 67,68 S. A. Prayer Band Leader 69 Football 69 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christg for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believethg to the lew first, and also to the Greek. For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith. Rom. 1:16-17 96 Senior Advisor, Mr. Marsh DENISE PARKS Music B. Mus. Chorale 68-71 Pep Club 68 Summer Gospel Team 69 Homecoming Queen 71 Be careful for nothingg but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds throug Christ jesus. Philippians 4:6,7 SUV 0K5 ni: 4,31 fr ff 5' 15553-:EQQZCQ , ' N 'Q ' . , ' ': , fixiz.,-.,,.f'af, J-, ,ff :3if 'w'-41 . . , lr I Q, 1,1 . , I .: 3. , ex.,f.:,i,:L?gQg735gV:r -1:te,vf..'4,:x::1-0 ' V -.IX- ' '2 4' 5ffff5?+f5llL- 1 if i' .1 3241 4 .1-2'- ,':,f:f- Milf ' 'STJHILRLX H'I'. ix , 4 f kl f-115511 4-gy fs.- . - 4' 2:5 - 4- - u :jim , Q , , 1-.wa ,--.mai CHERYL REED Christian Education B.R.E. The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way. Though he fall, he shall not be utterly cast down: for the Lord upholdeth him with his hands. Psalm 37:23,24 97 , ,-M V, PAMELA SCHOFF Christian Education B.R.E. Girls Basketball 67 Girls Softball 67-69 Pep Club Treas. 68 Senior Class Treasv 71 thirst. SENIOR Softball Basketball doctrine. EDITH THOMPSON Christian Education B.R.E. 98 Lehmann Strauss Award And jesus said unto them, l am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger: and he that believeth on me shall never john 6:35 GERALD SODERBERG Bible Theology Th. B. 68 69 70 Who's Who Among Students 70,71 Student Asso. Vice Pres. 70 Student Asso. President 71 Preach the word: be instant in season: reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long suffering and Campus Crusade 67,69 WMF secy. 68 Gospel Team 67 Chorale 67-71 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose ming is stayed on thee: because he trusted in t ee. Isaiah 26:3 ll Timothy 4:2 RUTH WORLEY Christian Education B.R.E. Pep Club 68 Chorale 68-71 Girls Softball 70 Pep Club Secy. 69 Oratorio 69 Gospel Team 69 If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not, and it shall be given him. james 1:5 ARTHUR WRIGHT Christian Education B.R.E. Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5,6 CHARLOTTE L. LANTZ Christian Education B.R.E. Yearbook Staff 65 Operation Mobilization 65-71 Mexico Christmas Crusade 65,69 European Crusade Cltalyl 67-69 World Mission Fellowship Prayer Band Secretary 65,67 Secretary 66 Treasurer 70 Gospel Team 67 That l may know him, and the power or His resurrection, and the fellowship of His suffer- ings, being made conformable unto His death. Phil. 3110 99 TEACH R Of Tiff YEAR Mr. Cocking ponders Dr. Seuss! Because we couIdn't think of anyone better, the Shield staff decided to give Mr. Herbert Cocking its annual fit will never happen again! Teacher of the Year award. For his unending dedi- cation to the teaching profession and his love for his students, the student body lovingly presents him with this monumental award. 100 Mr. Cocking is shown here in the library crossreferencing the quotes from Dr. Seuss! l F , ' -vw my in gg r .,i,.,ia . W Finally, Mr. Cocking expounds his Seuss research to one 17 .,f' S They say, once you get into a Seuss book you can't put it down! Poem In nineteen hundred and sixty-four Herb Cocking set sail from a distant shore, Seeking fame and to gain knowledge He found himself in Detroit Bible College, A teacher, a teacher he wanted to be So off he went for a Masters degree, Then back again, back again he came with great glee To pin all those nasties on you and on me! H of his favorite students, Timothy 45? Cocking! Happy Herb Cocking,congratulations! ern 1971 ':4 5 UDENTS' 0F Tiff Y AR DBC students have many demands upon their energies: some hold down part-time or ful ltime jobs, some commute great distances, and some spend hours in preparation for Christian service acti- vities. Some, such as Carol Ducat tbelowb, parti- cipate in class social skits. Some, such as Ron Ballard ttop rightbtalk with friendsin thecafeteria. Some spend time in the library using reference materials. 5 2' 2 F? t--, X 0B7v4lNlN6 TH MARK Dr. Talbot and Dr. Holloman congratulate Dr. Adams lcenterj on his degree awarded by Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary in Denver. The Zlst Annual Commencement exer- cises were held at the Highland Park Baptist Church in Southfield. Dr. William Rice, pastor of the Inter-City Baptist Church in Allen Park, was the special speaker. Twenty-three graduates of the Day College, received their degrees. Three Christian Workers Certificates were granted to Evening School graduates. E ...Forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead. Philippians 3113 Therefore let us go onmadvancing steadily toward the completeness and perfection that belongs to spiritual maturity... Hebrews 621 ...So will I watch over them to build and to plant... jeremiah 31128 v4lV7lC'l 14 TIIVG TRU DEVHO MHV7 Often, when we think of development our thoughts are confined to buildings and land. However, there is another type of development which is perhaps even more important. This is the development of people to help to meet the needs of a lost and dying world. As we look around the Detroit area alone, we also should be moved with compassion. As we view our training at DBC as a beginning to a life-long ministry and realize our tremendous responsibility to the world around us, we gain our perspective. Remember, DBC is not a group of buildings. We are DBC. l l 106 Life will take on a new dimension for those of you who are graduating from DBC. For the past four years it has been your privilege to study the Word of God and to prepare yourself to serve the Lord. You have learned many lessons both in and out of the classroom. Now you have the opportunity to put into practice the things you have learned. Your life and the lives of those around you will be affected by your experience. lt is my sincere prayer that God will send you forth toaccomplish His will in a definite way. The road ahead will not be an easy one as we are living in difficult days. All around you will see the results of unrest, crime, war, hatred and rebellion. lt will be necessary for you to be equipped with the whole armor of God and to be proficient in handling the Word of God. You should go forth with a spirit of optimism because the promise from Scripture is that God always leads us in triumph in Christ tll Cor. 23145. As you leave DBC you can expect the prayers and interest of the faculty, staff, and your fellow students to go with you. May the Lord of Hosts protect and guide you in your life for Him. Si ncerel y, 621 I. AWLKL' WENDELL C. IOHNSTON President 107 WORD I-'ROM 00K , P1655 lDfN7 Abraham, Thomas T. :rAdams, Mrs. Betty :i:Adams, Rev. Lyle M. Adams, Marilynn G. Allen, Chester V. +Allen, Dr. David :kAllen, Mrs. Jacquelyn Anderson, Jeannie E. :i:Anderson, Mr. Leon :i:Anderson, Mrs. Betty Andrews, Jerry D. Armstrong, David B. Atnip, David H. Bach, Steven A. 4:Bach, Mr. William Backing, Edna C. :kBahbah, Dr. Fred J. Bailey, james N. Bailey, Kathleen L. Baird, Peter E. Ballard, Ronnie G. Bass, Gust Bayne, Douglas R. Beall, Cheryl Ann Beard, Phillip M. Beddingfield, Robert D. Bell, Elaine E. :rBender, Mrs. Joann :kBeVier, Mrs. Jo Ann :kBeVier, Dr. William A. Beversdorf, Margaret Beversdorf, Robert Bex, Bill R. Bolds, Brent W. Bolds, Rosemarie M. Boney, John M. Bookout, Philip H. Borton, llah J. Borton, Loland Randy Boycott, Daniel A. :rBradford, Rev. Jack :I:Bradley, Mrs. Kathy Bradley, Zane R. Brandel, Dan R. Brandel, Josephine Brooks, Nancy Brown, C. Douglas Brown, Robert F. Ruby Mrs. Rubye Brown, vifBrown, Byrd, Johnnie L. Campbell, John H. 1lfCampbell, Mrs. Margar Cannell, Harold J. Cardona, Steven J. flfCarlson, Mrs. Elaine Carlson, Kenneth Carpenter, Robert I. Chard, Richard F. 91 INDEX 17370 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 4445 30380 Westmore Dr., Madison Hts. 48071 4185 14804 Middlebelt, Livonia 48150 4103,125 32430 Lyndon, Livonia 481544445 7524 Dexter, Detroit 48206 25980 York, Royal Oak 4125 19415 Lyndon, Detroit 48223 4185 24618 Lexington, East Detroit 48021 46923 Grassmere, Northville 48167 4125 46923 Grassmere, Northville 48167 4125 12803 W. Parkway, Detroit 48223 5660 Artesian, Detroit 48228 Chavis, Boyd B. Clarington, Isaac Clark, Cheryl B. Clemens, Darlene F. Clemente, Robert J. :i:Cocking, Mr. Herbert Coffin, Linda L. Coleman, William J. Coombs, David M. Cooper, Marc J. Cornwall, Richard L. Courtney, Carol L. 14830 ren Mile Rd., warren 48089 QKCOXI Rifk 1- 439,415 3075 Dix, Lot D-37, Lincoln Park 4856416 17535 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 4135 6015 Piedmont, Detroit 482284445 11627 Fairview Dr., Sterling Hts. 4135 5172 Driftwood Dr., Milford 48042 4345 2345 Blue Creek Dr., Norman, Okla. 73069 4445 22800 Sheridan, Dearborn 48128 4345 19346 Roselawn, Detroit 48221 4395 18520 Spring Ct. South, Fraser 40017 Washington, Novi 48050 4345 2967 Thomas, Berkley 48072 444,535 15503 Sorrento, Detroit 48227 4885 23220 Sandra, South Lyon 48178 4395 2915 Wakefield, Berkley 48072 4885 5105 Elmer, Warren 48092 4185 19531 Lyndon, Detroit 48223 4185 19531 Lyndon, Detroit 48223 410,225 1219 E. Fifth St., Royal Oak 480674885 3154 Merrill, Royal Oak 48072 4093 Phillips, Berkley 49072 4445 16800 Ardmore, Detroit 48235 464,385 16800 Ardmore, Detroit 48235 4445 17370 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 422, 23,69,73,895 87 E. Rowland, Madison Hts. 48071 9500 Tipton Hwy., Tipton, Mich. 49287 444,835 9500 Tipton Hwy., Tipton, Mich. 49287 4445 1063 Jefferson, Windsor 16, Ontario 482,87,895 1527 Edgewood, Royal Oak 48067 4135 20036 Yacama, Detroit 48203 418,565 20036 Yacama, Detroit 48203 434,705 21250 Midway, Southfield 480754395 21250 Midway, Southfield 48075 2495 Boxford, Trenton 48183 3956 Olmstead, Drayton Plains 48020 2363 Pearl, Detroit 48209 6510 Oakridge, Waterford 48095 4345 15357 Ward, Detroit 48227 4185 7782 American, Detroit 48210 23089 Vassar, Hazel Park 48030 19346 Sunderland, Detroit 48219 414,215 7748 Lane, Detroit 48209 4895 14593 Anne, Allen Park 48101 4445 17290 Chapel, Detroit 48219 418,765 17290 Chapel, Detroit 482194345 3106 E. Vi lage Lane, Port Huron 48060 426,345 Lot 825 lssetts Mobile Home Pk., Linwood 48634 4345 10 Crane, Mr. Donald Crewdson, Clarence Cross, Haman, Jr. Crofut II, Richard M. Crotts, Larry W. Daley, David J. Dalrymple, Donald Davis, Larry E. wkDearborn, Miss Elsa Decker, Diane L. Dee, Karen M. Degville, John E. De Lattre, Lawrence R. Deline, Glen L. :i:Demorest, Miss Barbara Di Musto, Rachel L. Dixon, Jeanette M. Dodson, Randolph L. Doll, Mrs. Helen Dow, Everett M. Dowdy, Jerry D. Dowsett, Phillip B. Ducat, Carol A. Ducat, Patricia M, :i:Dungy, Rev. Herbert :kEdwards, Mrs. Dorothy Eplee, Valarie G. Evans, Hollis M. Everitt, Mark A. Ewald, Thomas F. Fackler, David M. Felton, Linda Ferguson, Golden C. fklferguson, Mrs. Ruth Fichtenberg, Norman L :I:Fisher, Mrs. JoAnn fkFisher, Mr. Thomas Fixler, Robert E. Fleming, Leroy C. Ford, Henry II Forsythe, Donna L. AFFTBSET, Mr. Owen F.D. 8 25909 Eton, Dearborn Hts. 48125 4445 2001 W. Chica o, Detroit 48206 4455 2588 Lapeer Rai, Pontiac 48057 18625 Foch, Livonia 48152 4455 30927 Ohmer Dr., Warren 48092 4905 17331 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 414,175 6230 Venoy, Garden City 48135 4455 9344 Elso, Detroit 48214 4455 5607 Daniels, Dearborn Hts. 48125 4605 11300 Andersonville, Davisburg 48019 4345 668 S. Carlson, Westland 48185 4395 7091 N. Perry, Pontiac 48058 4455 17509 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 4145 9940 Terry, Detroit 48227 7826 Melrose, Detroit 48211 4805 1747 Churchill, Trenton 48183 4081 Bacon, Berkley 48072 445,67,775 6036 Huron, Taylor 48180 4395 33194 Morrison Ct., Sterling Hts. 480757 44 18046 Birmingham, Roseville 48066 445,605 2336 Stair, Detroit 48209 4455 23060 Berdeno, Hazel Park 48030 4195 827 Pasma, Portage 49081 432,395 7325 Bridge Lake, Clarkston 48016 4455 35627 Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia 48150 439,785 616 W. Hancock, Detroit 48201 4455 Box 1081, Windsor, Ontario 4395 7716 Miller, Dearborn 481264195 2200 E. Mace, Royal Oak 48067 4455 15771 Snowden, Detroit 48227 4345 103 Grove, Highland Park 48203 487,905 17644 Lahser, Detroit 48219 28433 Fairfax, Southfield 48075 4395 17710 Henry, Melvindale 48122 4405 19387 Havana, Detroit 48203 20529 Van Antwerp, Harper Woods 4832125 C 20529 Van Antwerp, Harper Woods 20846 Reimanville, Ferndale 48220 4195 26407 Midway, Dearborn Hts. 5238 Old Colony Rd., Kalamazoo 49001 446,835 11118 Cloverlawn, Detroit 48204 2476 St. Clair Hwy., St. Clair 48079 446,605 2801 Inman, Ferndale 48220 4465 14529 Rutland, Detroit 48227 482,915 10114 Crocuslawn, Detroit 48204 4465 16170 Hartwell, Detroit 48235 16170 Hartwell, Detroit 48235 4195 2955 Griffith, Berkley 48072 434,59,645 34705 Michelle, Romulus 481744195 34705 Michelle, Romulus 481744155 8115 Randy Dr., Westland 481854405 20034 Blackstone, Detroit 48219 4405 4904 S. Martindale, Detroit 48204 460,86,915 12569 Mapleridge, Detroit 48205 428,355 18717 Strathmoor. Detroit 48235 4155 wr Indicates faculty or staff 'l'Howe, Mr. William f fl-,U . Cool, conservative Nancy Lehmann ponders an exam! Franz, Paul R. Freeman, Larry L. Freigang, Georg W. Gardner, Mary C. Gaynor, Lloyd W. Giddy, Sandra Gilbert, Gail A. Gillis, judy L. Ginac, Louis E. Gray, Irving Glen Gray, Laurie B. Green, David W. Green, Waddell Gregory, Gloria G. Gregory, Karen Grosjean, Daniel L. Grunenwald, Myrtle F. Habermas, Gary R. Habermas, Ronald T. Hall, Marion A. tHalstead, Mr. Chester Hamilton, Carroll L. Hands, Gregory 1. Hardin, Daniel M. Harmon, janet K. Harrison, Ann M. Harrison, Lamont Hartenburg, james H. Hartwick, Paul R. Hathaway, Allen R. Haworth, Linda S. Hays, Robert O. Helms, Norris L. Henderson, Dennis L. Henderson, Gary M. Hendrick, Mark Hendrick, Marilyn Hoak, Penny D. Hodges, james R. tHolloman, Dr. Henry 1tHolman, Rev. Alfred Horn, Marjorie B. 22327 W. Eight Mile, Apt. B.26,Detroit 48219 1465 9164 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48228 1355 all 20150 31 Mile Rd., Romeo 48065 1405 2645 Marquette, Muskegon 49442 1465 11275 W. Outer Dr., Detroit 48223 1465 2452 Brockton, Royal Oak 48067 1465 210 Habrand, Troy 48084 1465 19374 Blake, Detroit 48203 1405 1151 E. George, Hazel Park 48030 1465 348 Maplehurst, Ferndale 4822014656 :is 80,815 348 Maplehurst, Ferndale 48220 1915 23076 Pilgrim, Hazel Park 480301355 up 383 Tuxedo, Highland Park 48203 4. 18285 Deering, Livonia 48152 146,835 18285 Deering, Livonia 48152 1475 10640 Gratiot, Detroit 48213 1475 28310 Edward, Madison Hts. 1475 :lf 11393 Briarcliff, Warren 48093 11393 Briarcliff, Warren 48093 1405 16803 Lindsay, Detroit 48235 30679 Grandon, Livonia 481501115 6710 Five Mile, Northville 48167 S475 411 Normandy, Royal Oak 48073 1 5,825 26103 Goddard, Taylor 48180 1475 29200 Dardanella, Apt. 19, Livonia A 48152 32220 Nottingham Knoll, Farmington :lc 48024 1355 8037 Ruedisale Ct., Detroit 48214 1475 14751 Six Mile, Detroit 48235 135,705 76 N. johnson, Pontiac 48053 1475 1755 Balcom, Ovid 48866 147,775 21735 Tulane, Farmington 48024 1430, 3 5 25536 Shiawassee, Apt. 362, Southfield 48075 1475 32639 Shawn Dr., Warren 48093 8442 Westwood, Detroit 48228 1475 20729 Moross, Detroit 48224 1405 4950 Birchway, Orchard Lake 48033 1475 4950 Birchway, Orchard Lake 48033 1475 R81, Box 224, Three Rivers 49093 1405 1338 Woodlow, Pontiac 48054 1485 17507 Meyers Rd. Detroit 482350155, 15300 Collingham, Detroit 48205 1165 845 Lincoln Rd., Windsor, Ontario 1485 109 Humphrey, Danny G. Hurst, Larry R. Hyslop, Gordon G. jackson, Arthur L. jacoby, Nancy K. jakushevich, Karen j. jakushevich, Meryl G. jensen, Marion jesse, Debra K. johnson, Ronald P. mjohnston, Dr. Wendell G. jones, Cynthia Ann jones, Rexford, jr. Kahkola, john D. Karem, Dalep B. Kee, Mrs. Florence Keene, Connie L. Keller, Sue Ann Kemp, Kenneth W. Kerr, Duane E. Kightlinger, Paul E. Kluz, james A. Knaebel, Garry L. Knight, Virginia L. Koplin, Marion Mrs. Koroch, Ella Kreller, Dr. Bert Kusner, Mrs. Edna Mae Lago, Bruce R. Lantz, Charlotte L. Lantz, Miss jo Ann Larkins, Diane G. Lasslett, Blake C. Latham, Richard 1. Lawrence, William C. Lee, jung joo Lehmann, Connie L. Lehmann, Nancy LeLacheur, Mrs. Maureen Liddy, Dianne P. Lindsay, Robert A. Line, Mary C. Lloyd, Nan M. Loock, Glen P. Lorenz, Steve Luckmann, Lee F. Ludwick, Dan M. Macey, Linda R. 17334 Meyers, Detroit 48235 1205 5025 St. Clair Hwy., St. Clair 48079 1485 17529 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 156, 78,80,86,925 324 Voorheis, Pontiac 48053 84 Court Dr., Pontiac 48058 1355 21127 Mapleridge, Southfield 48075 1405 4302 Tonawanda, Royal Oak 48073 140,425 4302 Tonawanda, Royal Oak 48073 135,665 16155 Trinity, Detroit 48219 1925 Box 127, Ney, Ohio 430491485 172 Bryar, Westland 48185 30470 E. Lincolnshire, Birmingham 48010 16,10,16,23,25,795 11485 Balfour, Detroit 48224 187,935 10701 Santa Maria, Apt. 1410, Detroit 48235 1355 18975 Burgess, Detroit 48219 1415 5674 Everest Dr., Clarkston 480161935 36280 Freedom Rd., Farmington 480331 1 18703 Woodingham, Detroit 48221 1415 26820 W. Chicago, Detroit 48239 1415 1945 Collingwood, Detroit 48206 1385 Fielding, Ferndale 482201355 1211 lnkster Rd., Garden City 48135 5081 Hillcrest Ct., Trenton 481831485 4323 Tonawanda, Royal Oak 48073 146,485 1122 N. Altadena, Royal Oak 48067 130,74,87,945 26131 Dequindre 14129, Madison Hts. 48071 1205 560 Shelden, Grosse Pointe Shores 48236 15120 Fairlane, Livonia 48135114,165 23091 Republic, Oak Park 48237118205 8805 Tireman, Dearborn 481261485 204 DeGroff, Archbold, Ohio 43502 1995 204 DeGraff, Archbold, Ohio 43502 120,48,705 6500 Rosedale, Lansing 48910 1415 675 Howell, Allenton 48002 5139 Merwin, Lapeer 48446 134,355 21513 Lakebreeze, St. Clair Shores 48082 1485 17370 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 1355 1120 Normandy, Royal Oak 4807391141, 1120 Normandy, Royal Oak 4807311095 17359 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 117, 74,765 759 Melrose, Pontiac 48058 136,605 643 Westbrook, Pontiac 48058 1485 8925 Georgia, Livonia 481501415 3608 Norwood Dr., Trenton 48183 1415 300 Linden, Royal Oak 48073 141,675 35928 Quakertown, Farmington 481361, 1650 So. 26 St., Milwaukee, Wis. 53204 148,775 2341 S. Christian Hills, Rochester 48063 141,805 2434 Hopps Rd., Port Huron 48060 1495 Madsen, Virginia M. :i:Marsh, Mrs. Mildred :kMarsh, Mr. Theodore Marshall, George R. Marshall, Ruth Martin, Daniel V. Masterson, Arthur C. :i:Mayer, Miss Betsy Mayhew, Eugene j. :rMayhew, Mrs. Mary McAlpine, Robert j. McAtee, Nancy M. McFarland, james E. Mclntyre, Richard j. McLean, Hugh L. Meissner, Barbara S. Meredith, jan Meredith, john Randy Mertens, Robert B. Messina, Sharon L. Miller, Linda M. Miller, Phillip Mizer, judy L. Moffitt, Peggy Monroe, Edward j. Moon, Alona A. Moon, janet M. Moore, Gordon L. Moss, Ronald B. Mundy, Charles L. Munro, Virginia F. Murdoch, Charlotte L Myles, Willie C. Nacci, Susan M. Noble, james D. Nottingham, Kenneth M. Ojeda, Angel Oliver, Charles D. Ortiz, jan M. Ortiz, Larry P. Ouellette, Susan L. :kPakuliak, Mrs. Ann Palacios, Donald j. Park, Bong Kee Parks, Denise Parks, Larry Patrishkoff, David j. Peters, Gerald R. Phelps, jane L. Phillips, Marsha S. Plummer, john S. Poynter, Edwin j. Poynter, Russell S. 760 W. Mapledale, Hazel Park 48033 17565 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 4171 17565 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 4111 9488 Gillman, Livonia 481504361 19131 Trinity, Detroit 48219 436,691 13995 Young, Detroit 48205 23195 Kipling, Oak Park 482374361 24225 Frisbee, Detroit 48219 420,211 17381 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 436, 67,781 17381 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 420, 66,791 99 Crescent, Lake Orion 48035 4361 2991 Struthers, Grass Lake 49240 4481 30627 Shiawassee, Farmington 48024 C371 ar 17450 Stamwich, Livonia 48152 4491 2689 Cummings, Berkley 48072 3625 13 Mile Rd., Warren 48092 4411 2085 Bomber, Ypsilanti 48197 4411 2085 Bomber, Ypsilanti 48197 432,421 Poynter, Susan P. Presley, Carol Ann Presnell, Susan C. Pribble, Stephen A. Randolph, Kenneth B. Raymer, Greg R. Reason, Gerald A. Reed, Cheryl D. Reeves, Darwin Renda, Steven W. Ringblom, Roger H. Robinson, Miss Marilyn Robinson, Raymond C. Roen, jonathan P. Rorem, Beth A. 3825 Fifth Ave. So., Milwaukee, Wis. 53172 4491 11389 Meadowbrook, Warren 48093 4491 1805 E. Maple, Troy 48084 436,56,701 612 Congress, Apt. 2, Ypsilanti 48197 7312 N. State, St. Louis, Mich. 48880 7425 Harrison, Hammond, Ind. 46324 428,36,591 154 Pilgrim, Highland Park 48203 4361 34439 Lytle Rd., Farmington 48024 436,731 4147 joanne Ct., Ann Arbor 48103 12894 Sharon Hollow, Manchester 48158 449,801 15907 Kentfield, Detroit 48223 15449 Churchill, Southgate 48192 4491 25550 Taft Rd., Novi 48050 4491 P.O. Box, Lillooet, British Columbia 456,961 15332 Wisconsin, Detroit 48238 480,811 12650 Grayfield, Detroit 48223 463512, 1 60 Highland, Apt. 202, Highland Park 48203 8551 Harding, Center Line 48015 4491 7535 lmlay City Rd. 81, lmlay City 48444 4961 15380 12th. si., Detroit 48238 4421 9166 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48228 4361 4040 Buchanan, Wyoming, Mich. 49508 449,801 1252 Tilston, Windsor, Ontario 4491 26530 Plymouth, Detroit 48239 4211 4410 W. 13 Mile Rd., Royal Oak 48072 456,811 1539 Lakeview, Pontiac 48053 4361 28007 Ruehle, St. Clair Shores 48081 482,87,93,971 28007 Ruehle, St. Clair Shores 48081 4491 29372 Geraldine Dr. Warren 48093 49 , 4 7 16887 Centralia, Redford 48240 Maine Strykersville, N.Y. 14145 4501 2 Handy Rd., Levittown, Penn. 19056 479,831 26424 Springfield Dr., Farmington 48024 4501 21730 Ullrich Dr., Mt. Clemens 48043 4501 21730 Ullrich Dr., Mt. Clemens 48043 4501 Russell, David C. Russell, james W. xSain, Mrs. jean Sanders, Steve A. Schoff, Pamela A. +Schulert, Miss Eleanor Schultz, Robert H. Semenko, Linda C. :rShaw, Dr. Charles :rShaw, Mrs. Mildred Shepherd, Marvin W. Shotwell, Robert C. :rShuster, Mr. Raymond,jr. Siler, Kathy D. :rSimms, Miss Mildred Simpson, Pamella S. Slocum, Thomas A. Smith, Matthew N. Smith, Timothy R. 25785 Arlington, Roseville 48066 4371 16172 Trinity, Detroit 48219 4501 23740 Maude Lea Circle, Novi 480510 C5 1 12103 Ward, Detroit 48227 15399 Indiana, Detroit 48238 478,801 6048 Waldon Rd., Clarkston 48016 4421 102 W. Main, Pinckney 481694361 30 Oakhill, Pontiac 48058 4971 19205 Exeter, Detroit 48203 800 Fourth St., Pontiac 48055 437,38,591 66 W. Hopkins, Pontiac 48055 4421 17365 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 4218, 1 15375 Wisconsin, Detroit 48238 439, 78,801 1620 Stoddard, Rockford, lll. 61108 4501 5750 Hubbell, Dearborn Hts. 48127 4421 1433 Georgia, Marysville 48040 430, 32,50,511 18276 Woodingham, Detroit 48221 4371 5821 Metro, Inkster 48141 4211 23393 Hughes, Hazel Park 48030 38 North Holcomb, Clarkston 48016 474,86,98,821 345 Leroy, Ferndale 48220 4211 RH4, Box 314, Cedar Lake, Ind. 46435033 17501 Pinehurst, Detroit 48221 411, 25,66,67,731 17501 Pinehurst, Detroit 48221 4211 26032 Southwestern, Redford 48240 17512 Pinehurst, Detroit 48221 4371 17377 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 28372 Alger, Madison Hts. 48071 28618 Bridge, Garden City 48135 450, 77,831 15366 Kentfield, Detroit 48223 4171 831 South Sixth, Clinton, Ind. 47842 442,761 816 Barton, Ann Arbor 48105 437,59, 66,78,801 311 First St., Pontiac 48055 450,801 311 First St., Pontiac 48055 Georg alias johnny Kilowatt! 110 Smoll, Alta Mae Snow, Robert A. Soderberg, Gerald D. Somers, David G. Spencer, Suzanne E. Springer, jean M. Spurgis, Paul Stapleton, judith A. Stewart, Nancy M. Stoner, Vivian H. Straight, Melvin C. Strong, Cathy S. Swanek, Carrie Ann Taylor, David L. Taylor, Earl G. Taylor, Robert V. Thomas, Danny G. Thompson, Edith J. Thompson, Priscilla E. Thurmond, Natalie 1. Trate, Janice 1. Traylor, Toby Trythall, loyce A. Twigg, Paul L. Upthegrove, Brenda L. Valuet, Glen L. Van Acker, jack E. vkvanderwalker, Virginia Varghese, George K. Wahl, Roland Wall, Richard A. Wall, Terry L. Walton, james Watkins, Gayle M. Wedge, jack E. Westfall, Wanda M. wkwhaley, Rev. Paul C. Whitaker, Frederick White, David A. White, james F. White, Mark V. Whiting, Larry 1. Whitten, Terry L. A :Wielhouwer, Mr. Daniel Wielhouwer, Doris A. Williams, Daniel B. Willick, Gerald L. Wilson, Paul E. Wilson, Robert E. Winter, Robert G. Wisner, Diane E. Witt, Alice Wolf, E. Carolyn Wollen, Nancy L. Worgess, Richard G. Worley, Ruth M. 270 Kelso, No. Adams, Mich. 49262 449,50,703 21504 Karl, Detroit 48219 456,653 17170 Meyers, Detroit 48235 458,59,983 5835 Flemings Lake, Clarkston 48016 437,773 18190 Sherman Rd., Milan 48160 4503 14125 Mapleridge, Detroit 48205 8872 Trinity, Detroit 48228 4513 458 Elm, Windsor 12, Ontario 10745 Beaconsfield, Detroit 48224 45311, 4724 Lakeview, Detroit 48215 4373 7415 Hawthorn, Westland 48185 28519 Park Ct., Madison Hts. 48071 4513 1156 Cherrylawn, Pontiac 48055 23417 Hoover, Hazel Park 48030 4383 29831 Tropea, Warren 48092 451,773 1227 Tull Rd., Pontiac 48054 4513 957 E. Granet, Hazel Park R.H4, Narrow Lake Rd., Charlotte 485233 3023 Norcott, Keego Harbor 48033 4383 9640 Dixie, Detroit 48239 4383 548 E. Maplehurst, Ferndale 482204513 1220 Casgrain, Detroit 4783 15345 Evergreen, Detroit 48223 4423 Box 2087, Detroit 48231 4383 14241 Manhattan, Oak Park 48237 4513 638 N. Edison, Royal Oak 48067 4223 16757 Kennebec, Southgate 48192 15531 MacArthur, Detroit 48239 4213 Apt. C-1, 4417 Second, Detroit 482501 4 1250 Hubbard, Apt. 109, Detroit 48209 315 Farnsworth, Union Lake 48085 4383 650 Clara, Pontiac 48055 443,783 15941 Fairfield, Apt. 47, Detroit 48638 199 Massachusetts, Highland Park 48203 28820 Gilbert Dr., Warren 48093 RR82, Marcellus, Mich. 49067 451,763 21495 Curtis, Detroit 48219 411,15,253 18415 Foch, Livonia 48152 24843 Dale, E. Detroit 48021 4513 41 Dexter, Milan 481604513 8844 Houghton Dr., Sterling Hts. 48078 436,383 264 Hubbard Ct., Apt. 3, Westland 48185 4383 83 N. Eastway, Pontiac 48058 17355 Meyers Rd., Detroit 48235 419, 21,23,783 3427 Devonshire, Kalamazoo 49007 4473 9288 Sashabow, Clarkston 48016 4783 20811 Gentner, Warren 48089 4783 1655 Dover, Ferndale 48220 2873 Kipling, Berkley 48072 21330 Ridgedale, Oak Park 48237 4383 2028 Robinson, Lansing 48910 443, 68,703 8102 Cadillac, Warren 48089 25811 Briarbank, Southfield 48075 1746 New jersey, Marysville 48040 4433 10641 Santa Maria, Detroit 48221 22114 Harper Lake, St. Clair Shores 48080 4993 111 '+uz.f, Friend of the Students - Bruce Stearn! Wright, Arthur E. Wright, Marianna Wrobbel, David H Yancey, Donald B. Yerke, james A. 3220 N. Blair, Royal Oak 48073 464,993 24701 Lois Lane, Southfield 48075 4433 4851 lrwindale Dr., Pontiac 480544433 9385 Woodside, Detroit 48204 11472 Applewood, Warren 48093 4433 Bible-Theology major Hugh McLean puts in long hours at the books. - xmvrw v' ' 5-I ,.-f Administration .............. Alumni ........................... Archaeology Association ..... Baseball ................. Basketball ................ Board of Directors ....... Campus Crusade ...... Chapel ................ Chorale.. ..... .... . . Commencement ..... Dedication ............... U .... A ................i Detroit City Rescue Mission ............. Development Plans ............... ....... Dorm Life ........................ ...... Echo ............... ............. .... . . . Evening College 81 School ...... ...... 5081567 INDEX ru if 10, 11 29 66, 67 78, 79 80, 81 8, 9 65 22, 24 60, 61 102, 103 2, 3 70 106 32, 33 64 54, 55 .V 2 Faculty ..... Freshmen .............. Governing Council ....... Initiation ,..... Juniors ........ . Lecture Series ............. Letter from the President ....... Missionary Conference ....... ..... Registration ............... Seniors ...... Shield .................. Sophomores ............. Spiritual Life Weeks ..... Staff .......................... 12-17 46 58, 59 77 34 25 106 72, 73 76 86-100 62, 63 40 26, 27 18-21 Stewardship Banquet ....... ...... 2 8 MODERN YEARBOOK any-q f LAI-'-bil..-' ' ' 'AJ' 0 . -K' I '-E. -Huh. . ' ... v 'Q'- -lllr. . 1 1 Il I