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The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree ; he shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. Psalm 92:12 And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of w ater, that bring eth forth its fruit in its season; its leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. Psalm 1:3
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Dear Heavenly Father, We thank You for this special year! A year filled with the wonder of Your creation surround - ing us, and the wonder of Your creative power in our own lives. You have made the mountains and the land; the waters and the trees; You have made all. Day by day You lead us and watch over us as we struggle to learn and grow in Your truth; as our hearts and eyes open to the perfect plan You will work through each one of us. Your glory is manifested through our lives as we serve you faithfully. We dedicate this book to You, with hearts filled with Your peace and Your love; know ing that the Living Word is our strength, re - membering always ' 'The entrance of YourWord giveth light. ''
Colossians 2:6,7 As ye have, therefore, received Chris Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him, Rooted and built up in him, and estat lished in the faith, as ye have been taught abounding with thanksgiving.
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Psalm 40: 2-4a He brought me up . . . out of the miry clay, and established my goings. And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God; many shall see it . . . and shall trust in the Lord.
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Harry Bollback, Vice-President
Harry, ' ' . . . but with God all things are pos sible . '' Matthew 19:26 Excitement and enthusiasm have sur rounded every activity for the Lord. We thank God for the souls saved and the in spiration bom in our own hearts through your ministry and instruction to us here at school. You have shown us what faith in God's power can do; and it has been a priviledge for us to share your visions and faith this year. »
Jack, 11. . .b e strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. ' 1Ephesians 6:10 We ' ve seen you as a m an who is nationally known and respected; and who has stood by the Word of God and applied it in your own life. We've come to know you in a more per sonal w ay. As we could easily see the love of God shining through your personality, your life and close walk with the Lord have been a great influence on our lives.
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Kenneth Dobbel, Administrator
Stuart Page,
Executive Dean
Stuart Page Executive Dean
Mr. Page, ' 'A wise man is strong. 11 Proverbs 24:5 To the Dean over- all, who has been to us a reality of strong determination in doing a job well - ever mindful of being in God's will in all things. We are thankful for your ministry to us through your discipline, un derstanding and humor.
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Bob Gray, Assistant Dean of Men
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Mr. Namie, ' 'My Son, if your heart is wise, my own heart also will be glad; And my inmost •being will rejoice, when your lips speak what is right. ' ' Proverbs 23:15-16 ' 'A father to the m en'' with a perpetual smile that brings with it the feeling of un derstanding and love for your work. Your energy, activity and testimony of God's work in your life is an inspiration to all of us.
Mr. Gray, ' ' . . . and to your godliness, brotherly kindness, and to your brotherly kindness, love. ' ' II Peter 1:7 Kindness and caring were evident as you were an ever-ready source of help in many situations. It was always good to see your smiling face and to know we had another friend on whom we could count.
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Miss Newton, ' 'Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she smiles at the future. She opens her mouth in wisdom, and the teaching of kind - ness is on her tohgue . ' 1Proverbs 31:25- 26 We are thankful for your love and for the many times you have shared yourself with us. God had given us this year a patient and understanding friend, and we can only thank Him for what we have been able to learn from you.
Nancy Corliss, Staff Nurse and Ass't. Dean of Women Mrs. Corliss, ' 'But let it be the quality of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is precious in the sight of God. '' 1 Peter 3 :4
We've appreciated so much your capa bilities coupled with a calm and gentle spirit in your dual function as our nurse and advisor. Thank you, and May Many Special Blessings be with you Always.
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' 'Give instruction to a wise man, and will be yet wiser; teach a just man, and he will increase in learning. '' Proverbs 9:9
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Fran Welch,
Pastor Charles Scheide, Instructor
Business Manager
' 'But my God shall supply all your needs according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. '' Philippians 4:19
' 'He is in the way of life that keepeth instruction, but he that refuseth reproof erreth .'' Proverbs 10:17
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Don Lough,
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1’And the ransomed of the Lord shall re turn , and come to Zion with songs and ever lasting joy upon their heads; they shall ob - tain joy and gladness, and sorrow and sighing shall flee away. ’’ Isaiah 35:10
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Pastor Robert Hibbard, Instructor, Electives
Paul Bubar, Director of Summer Institute of Camping Programs
M.A. Butler, Instructor, Electives
1'Apply thine heart unto instruction, and thine ears to the words of knowledge. '' Proverbs 23:12
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To you, we extend our deepest gratitude for your ministry to us in DEED and in TRUTH. Hebrews 13:7 1'Remember them which have the rule over you, who have spoken unto you the word of God: whose faith follow, considering the end of their conversation. ' '
Dr. John White Calvary Baptist Church Grand Rapids, MI Genesis, Colossians
Jack Wyrtzen Word of Life International II Peter, Jude
Rev. Jerry Twombly Grace Seminary Winona Lake, IN James
Dr. Donald Campbell Dallas Theological Seminary I Corinthians
Rev. Dave Wyrtzen Dallas Theological Seminary Psalms, Proverbs
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Dr. Jack Murray Biblical School of Theology Ezra, Nehemiah
Rev. Paul Brownback Citadel Bible College I Peter
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Rev. Joseph Stowell Bible Baptist Church Kokomo, IN Philippians
Dr. Thomas Figart Lancaster Bible College Minor Prophets
Dr. Clarence Didden Bible Conference Speaker John, Revelation
Mr. Jack Riggs Cedarville College History C Geography of the Holy Land
Mr. Russell Glessner Northwest Baptist Seminary Romans
Prof. Renald Showers Moody Bible Institute Church History
Mr. Thomas Taylor Biblical School of Theology Church History
Dr. Charles Ryrie Dallas Theological Seminary Minor Prophets
Mr. Ron Blue Dallas Theological Seminary Acts
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Sharon Tolliver, Secretary
Miriam Stark, Secretary
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Douglas Warner
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Steve Arnold
Allen Bacon
Carol Baity
Starr Baker
Larry Bandstra
John Balaicuis
Ed Bardes
Paul Becht
Ruth Becker
Tom Becker
June Beltz
Gail Benford
Mike Bilodeau
Lynnette Boden
Nancy Bowen
William Boulet
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Kristen Breunig
Daniel Bruce
Sue Brasser
Jon Burke
David Brunner
Liz Brueggeman
Eleane Brunner
Signe Ann Bush
Monika Bushman
Fred Cantey
Susan Byers
Lynda Cassier
Margie Camejo
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Gary Caton
Tamera Champlin
Wayne Chickering
Candy Clark
Majory Clark
J. Regina Coles
Dottie Cloues
Wendy Conrad
Linda Colon
Pam Couser
Bonnie Dalenberg
John Davis
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James DeYoung, III
Tom Dennison
David Duma
Barb Doerscheln
George Dykeman
Jean Edge
Joy Egerton
Juanita Elliott
Cindy Emerson
Cindy Esh
William Fawley
Lora Finkey
Anna Fisher
Margaret Fleming
Cindy Flinski
David Fogle
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Sara Fox
JoAnne Foster
Jeanie Fortune
Beverly Garber
Andrea Gainsford
Harold Fravel
William Gerstenberg
Faith Gardner
Joel Geiger
John Goertzen
William Giles
Connie Gesser
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Susan Gregory
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Lauretta Groover
Daryl Groff
Sandra Ham
Mark Hamilton
Sally Halfhill
D'Anne Harberger
Barbara Handy
Gail Harding
Margaret Hart
Gary Heffron
Gregg Harvey
Pat Hensley
Tammy Hicks
Karen Hoffman
David Hofer
Eileen Hodson
Eric Holmgren
Timothy Holmgren
Bruce Hoppes
David Holden
Mieko Hoshiba
Robert Howe, Jr.
Leslie Jackson
Deborah Jennett
Karen Jesser
Debbie Johnson
Don Johnson
Elaine Johnson
Kathie Johnson
Roald (Bud) Johnson
Karen Jones
Yoshito Kato
Kerri Kellenberger
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Ron Luber
Michael Macinsky
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Randy Martelle
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Susan McGrath
Robert McGuckin
Phillip McCaulley
Sharon Meehan
Mark Mikalonis
Sandra Messer
Linda Miller
Ray Miller
Lincoln Moser
Tammy Milsap
James Mitchell
Carolyn Moore
Mark Millerborg
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Dan Murdoch
Mike Murray
George Myers, Jr.
Steve Myers
Nancy Motter
Deborah Nutter
Anne O*Hearn
Jeffrey Nolan
Barry Opdahl
Robert Ostlund
Steven Otten
Lilly Pankraz
Peter Pankraz
Sharon Page
Timothy Patterson
Deborah Patterson
Lee Parke
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Ann Pederson
Patti Peloubet
Sharyn Penquite
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Betty J. Plimpton
Bradley Possehl
Mike Powell
Jill Poynter
Adrianne Prohaska
Susan Quillan
Mike Racanelli
Linda Ramsey
James Reid
Nathan Richmond
Frank Rice
Dale Rittenhouse
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Andrew Scott Roberts
Jenny Royer
Michele Rottiers
Robert Rottiers
Debbie Sanville
Darlene Sawyer
Neil Sawyer
Darlene
Selwyn Schultz
Tamra Sensenig
Kaleem Shadid
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Mike Sirois
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Kris Skjerli
Mike Smart
Kathi Smith
Lenus Smith
Linda Smith
Cheryl Spiezio
Barney Sprague
Lisa Stetter
Mark Stevanus
Carol Stoltzfus
Paul Stoltzfus
Margaret Ellen Stone
Sandra Stout
Cindy Swartwout
Daniel Swieringa
Rhonda Tapley
Ingrid Teijen
Ruth Tideman
Larry Thompson
Mark Trostle
Cindy Treverton
Debbie
Dennis Vallen
Donna Ulrich
Dennis Ulrich
Carol Twetan
Vallandingham
Michael Viselli
Carolyn Vermeil
Jackie Vebber
Cindy Van Sant
Julie Vass
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Sharon Weber
Sandra Weaver
Betty Wall
Rhonda Walkden
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David Wile
Mark Whittaker
David Wigden, Jr.
Paul Welsh
Karen Wenhold
Pat Wilson
Scott Willman
Herb Winters, Jr.
Karen Williams
Jonathan Williams
Ruth Wood
Barbara Woodbridge
Donna Wormell
Patti Wishart
Cindy Wise
Dan Yeaton
Becky Yoder
Denise Yost
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Victor Babb
Dicla Barrientos
Mary Bowling
A. Bert Britt
Lisa Bruce
Robin Clouser
Jeff Crawford
Sam Frey
Martha Healey
Laura Heisler
Paul Liebert
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Dave Matthews
Giovanni Lynch
Jack McNutt
Klaus Stemmier
Bill Palmer
Dave Skizinski
Mary Beth Squires
Jim Van
Dominique Vincient
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Lamont Ward
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Row 1: Debbie Kuhns, Gwen Diven, Donna Brown, Camilla Weller, Bernice Grant. Row 2: W illiam Brooks, Robert McNamara, Paul Austin, J.D. Mac Gillivray, Andy Demana, John Plasterer, Gordon Raymo. Not Pictured: Richard Bumam, Cathy Johnston, Kim Sebast.
Row 1: M. Hoshiba, Japan; D. Wormell, Canada; D. Barrientos, Neth. Antilles; A. Losier, Canada; J. Madeiros, Bermuda; M. Smith, Canada; D. Schellenberg, Can ada; Row2: N. Sawyer, Canada; K. May nard, Canada; J.D. Mac Gillivray, Can ada; J. Van Volkingburgh, Canada; G. Raymo, Canada; K. Stemmier, Germany; Y. Kato, Japan. Not Pictured: V. Babb, Barbados, R. Bumam, Colombia; T. Mc- Alphine, Canada; P. CL. Pankratz, Russia, 1. Grinyer, England.
Married Students
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Marjory Fleming
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This year's Student Council did a great job of planning activities for our class. Among these activities were : The Christine Wyrtzen concert, Sweetheart Banquet, Snow Night, Sports Night, Spring Banquet, The Gong Show, Sports Day, films shown on Friday evenings and a class prayer list. Thank you for making this a memorable year for us. T. Patterson, Married Student Rep. ; L. Moser, Chaplain; D. Lough, Adv. ; D. Peterson, Pres. ; D. Yeaton, Vice- Pres. ; E. Holmgren, Treas. ; K. Sha- did, Missionary Committee Pres. ; D. Patterson, Married Student Rep. ; C. Koerber, Sec.
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Yearbook Staff As the editors of the 1979 Open Door, we want to thank each one of the members of the yearbook staff for all the help they have given us in producing our book of memories from the Word of Live Bible Institute. Paul Stoltzfus Patti Lauderbaugh Front: P. Stoltzfus, Editor; S. Schultz; J. Grayton; R. Coles; D. Yost; C. Twetan; K. Jones; D. Val- landingham, Ed. of Advertising; P. Lauderbauch, Co-Editor. Back: M. Mikalonis; R. Boulet; D. Martin; I. Teijen, B. Wall; A. O’Hara. Not Pictured: D. Wile.
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Word Of Life Collegians From Miami, FL. to Lancaster, PA. with ' ’Ring the Bells' ' ; from Augusta ME. to Ottawa, Canada on weekend ministries; and from Syracuse , NY to Detroit, Ml with the Passion Play, the Collegians traveled and sang . We will always have fond memories of the snowstorm in Syracuse and the sunny weather in Florida. But above all, we'll remember the people who came forward to receive Jesus Christ as their Savior, and to dedicate their lives to Him . May we always sing for the glory of the Lord and remember what He's done for us.
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We, the Collegians, thank the people and churches whose hospitality was a constant encour agement as we traveled.
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Row 1: M. Sirois, M. Bowling, D. Fo gle . Row 2: R. Frutig, W. Gerstenberg, J. Geiger, J. Poynter, S. Lynds, J. Mitchell, M. Whittaker. Row 3: L. Landis, C. Wise, S. Page, L. Heisler, P. Becht, J. Lanam, J. Resting. Row4: W. Conrad, M. Murray, J. Williams, S. Weber, T. Kramer, R. Luber. Row 5: M. Clark, S. Messer, D. Duma, K. Kluge, D. Nutter, D. Hofer, V. Babb, andK. Maynard. Not pictured: D. Barr ientos, T. CR. Becker, M. Camejo, L. Lanam, M. Mikalonis, T. Milsap, K. Smith, and C. Whittaker.
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Child Evangelism Row 1: D. Schellenberg, F. Gardner, J. Fortune, D. Sanville, B. Handy, M. Hart. Row 2: H. Fravel, B. Welker, N. Jeter, R. Miller. Not pictured: B. Howe, J. McNutt, and S. Penquite. mm
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Ghent ' 'Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine; continue in them; for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that hear thee . ' ' 1 T im .4 :1 6 Row 1: C . Emerson, A. Gainsford, J. Edge . Row 2: C. Johnston, T. Champlain, D. Petersheim.l Row 3: B. Yoder, L. Jackson, M. Bushman. Row 4: T. Holmgren, S. Otten, M. Trostle, W. Chickering.
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Hopewell Junction
' 'Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father, who is in heaven. '' Matthew 5:16
S. Gregory, D. Harberger, E. Johnson, M. Millerborg, P. Peloubet, M. Shelford, M. Smart, P. Lawrence, D. Sweiringa.
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C. Moore, J. Balaicuis, A. Losier, E. Holmgren, D. Ulrich, K. Kirkwood.
1’Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itselt, except it abide in the vine, no more can ye, except ye abide in me. 1' John 15:4 Hyde Park Baptist
Fulton R. Coles, D. Martin, B. Grant, D. Bollinger, K. Koerber, R. Tideman, P. Shumate, B. Sprague, D. Peterson, L. Brueggeman, J.D. MacGillivray, L. Miller. Not Pictured: B. Dan iels, J. Nolan. MGive, and it shall be given unto you . . .For with the same measure that ye measure it shall be measured to you again. ’’ Luke 6:38
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I Tim othy 1:12 And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, who hath enable me , for that He counted me faithful, put ting me into the ministry. R. Tapley, D. Vallen, S. Ham, D. Murdoch
I Corinthians 4:1 Let a man so account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the mysteries of God. T. Dennison, D. Johnson, S. Fox
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Philippians 1:20,21 That in nothing I shall be asham ed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.
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Actors, Front And Center . . . On a Friday night in October many stu dents decided to be a part of the skit show. It was everything from corny, hilarous to serious. The dorm supes did an excellent job of acting out the students when con fronted by a supe, to receiving demerits in the MAIL. The 1'Book of Life'' skit con tained a message concerning souls that will last for eternity in either heaven or hell. This skit challenged many to be true to their personal Savior and God spoke to hearts em phasizing the importance of His Word . Sev eral other skits made skit nite an impres sionable evening, and to conclude an even ing at WOLBI, we were entertained with do - nuts and apple cider.
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Freedom To Preach . . . Peter Pankratz converses with Mr. Vins in Russian. On Thursday, May 24, GeorgiP. Vins, formerly a pastor in Rus sia, visited WOLBI, and spoke in a chapel we will never forget. Through an interpreter, Jane Ellis, M r. Vins related to us how just a month ago, he was in prison for preaching the Word of God. He warned us as students not to take our religious freedom for granted, and told of how Christian young people in Russia were risking their lives to print Bibles on home-made printing presses. His heartfelt desire is to return to his people and continue to preach about the greatest freedom pos
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We Gather Together . . .
' 1Outa my way ! 11 ’111m gonna getcha . ’'
On your mark . . . Get set . . . TACKLE
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As most Thanksgiving mornings start with a football game, so did the one at WOLBI. A balmy breeze and an overcast sky made it a perfect day. The Powder Puffs would every one up for the main event with their fantastic rendition of flag football. Then the students played an exciting game against a tough fac ulty team. This was the Turkey Bowl in its finest m om ent. After the morning fun, every one was ready for the formal event, the Thanksgiving Banquet. Everything was per fect, ice sculptures, gym decorations, and a delicious m eal cooked only as the kitchen staff knows how. Four January students shared their testimony of the year and said farew ell. Pastor Walter Holder, the main speaker, spoke con cerning our country's condition. The Colleg ians first performance of Ring the Bells was enhanced by the first snowfall of the year. It may not have been Thanksgiving life at home, but it was a special Thanksgiving Day at WOLBI.
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Each weekend started off with a meeting and then a thing-am a-jig . . . it was only the beginning. As time ticked on enthusiasm spread as counselors and campers shared precious moments tubing, skiing, and other activities. Saturday, campers challenged campers in sports spectular while counselors challenged campers spiritually. Saturday evening many campers made the decision to receive Jesus as Saviour. Enthusiasm had reached its climax by Saturday night for the champion ship basketball game between WOLBI and the afternoon winners. Sunday morning meetings closed with many campers dedicating their lives to the Lord. Many left WOL Snow Camp with a new desire to serve Jesus Christ.
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' 'Does Bob Ostlund fly, Harry? ''
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V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Congratulations to our undefeated teams ! The WOL Broom Hockey team was not too con spicuous, but for the second year running they won the Adirondack Broom Hockey compe - tition for Word Of Life. The basketball team, with Coach Ray Namie, was more in the lime - light, especially during Snow Camp every Saturday night. The Cheerleaders and the pep band were also there to cheer them to victory, and they ended up as undefeated champs during the whole Snow Camp season. Basketball Team: (LtoR, Front) J. DeYoung, T. Dennison, B. Boulet, R. Bumam, K. Cripe. (Back) J. Goertzen, E. Holmgren, D. Peterson, B. Fawley, J. Wyrtzen, B. Possehl, M. Macinsky, D. Murdoch, R. Namie.
Cheerleaders: (Top to Bottom) L. Miller, Captain; T. Champlin; C. Spezio; C. Flinski; L. Gross; K. Deyo.
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"Set Up" . . . For what? To make your own subs ? ! It was a special night sponsored by Stu dent Council. Students from the cabins and dorms formed volley ball and basketball teams to compete against each other. Vol ley balls and basket balls traveled all over the court indicating tough competition as the married stu dents refereed. An exciting night it was especially for the winners. It was a time of relaxation and fun and to top it off, we had the chance to make our own sundae. DE LICIOUS !
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Missionary Committee Lto R-Row 1-J. DeYoung, W. Daniels, J. Brown, K. Shadid. Row2-R. Frutig, L. Stetter, L. Cassier, K. Kluge, D. Sawyer, K. Vennell, R. Coles, J. Madieros, M. Millerborg, T. Dennison. Row 3-R. Larson, N. Jeter, D. Martin, T. Sensenig, G. Harding, R. Mc- Guckin, N. Richmond, Not pictured-K. Kellenberger
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Janurary 1, 1979 the Missionary Conference commenced. Several mission boards were represented, such as: Cen tral American Mission, Unevangelized Field Mission, Pocket Testament League, The Evangelical Alliance Mission, International Mission, Gospel Missionary Union, Sudan Interior Mission, Missionary Aviation Fellowship, New Tribes, Child Evangelism Fellowship, WOL Overseas, and Association of Baptist for World Evangelism. President of ABWE, Dr. Wendell Kempton, was the m ain speaker for the conference . January 4, 1979 the conference ended with a banquet and Colonel Jack McGuckin as the speaker for the evening. Many lives were challenged to the importance of spreading the Gospel and commitments were made to serve faithfully. So now all over the world people will hear the truth about Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. For now is the time of spreading this news around the world. And the faith promise of $39,060 is only the beginning of our obedience to Christ ’scom m and: ’'Asthe Father hath sent me , so send I you. ’’
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Valentine Banquet Song I look around me and what do 1 see? L-O-V-E, love atWOLBI. Brothers and sisters, united as one,
Gathered together and having some fun. Ladies are dressed up and looking so nice, Fellows, I tell you, you gotta look twice ! You men on the campus are in a good mood, Don’t tell me you came to just eat the food. We’ve taken a break from our studies tonight And are sharing God's love by candlelight. Some didn't plan this but some of you did, You have our congrats if you're a Super Cupid ! So have a good evening and everyone share How God has been leading while you're in his ca re . Uplifting each other in all that you say. For a good ending for your Sweetheart Day. L-O-V-E, Love L-O-V-E, God's kinda love. L-O-V-E, Love L-O-V-E, Sent from above.
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1'Who's taking you? ' ' ' 'I have to be matched up with the computer. '' ' 'Oh, what a shame ! ' ' ' 'What time will you be ready for me to pick you up? ' ' '' Oh, about 5:55P.M.'' '' It starts at 6:00. '' '' I know. ' ' That was the beginning of an evening of snapping pictures, giving flowers and eating a delicious meal in the unrecog nizable red and white dining hall. Bob &Patty Fischer along with the WOL Ensemble made the m eal a delight as they sang to the glory of God. Even though it was Valentines Day, our focus was on one person: Jesus Christ, as being the valentine of our hearts. Near the end of the evening, Bruce Peterson made the love of Jesus real to us by speaking on I Corinthians 13, the Love Chapter.
' 'You're probably wondering why I called all of you here. ''
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Which Temperament Are You?
The week of March 12-16, 1979, Dr. GMrs. Tim LaHaye graciously informed us about how to understand ourselves better when we know what temperament we are: Sanguine, Phleg matic, Choleric or Melancholy. Their semi nars on yielding each area of our lives to God challenged many to another step of growth with the Lord Jesus Christ. Truly, Jack Wyrt- zen's messages on Love, Courtship, and Mar riage were helpful to many in their thinking about tomorrow. M.A. Butler got many ex cited about the Lord's return as he taught us concerning upcoming events in the world and prophecy yet to be fulfilled. In giving us sound doctrine, Pastor Hibbard stimulated our minds in the ten building blocks of a Christian min istry. Harry Bollback again motivated and encouraged each one to be active in the Lord's work. Likewise, Pastor Tom Mahairas shared his exciting testimony of how he came to know the Lord. Remembering the final impression of the conference, its impact left many of us changed and seeking to serve the true, living God more faithfully.
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He went his way and she went her way, but this day they go their way together. Mark and Charlene Whittaker renewed marriage vows on March 15, 1979 and openly confessed their desire to serve the Lord as man and wife . Jack performed the ceremony and Harry challenged each to live a committed life . May God bless them as they travel this road in life in the name of Jesus.
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Here you will find an enthusiastic Student Body, eager to learn God’s Word and make it a part of their daily living. Florida Bible College offers you the opportunity to participate in num erous Hollywood area ministries. After sufficient training you will be prepared to direct a ministry yourself. This enables you to put in practice the things you learn in the classroom. If you want G od’s very best for your life . . . start preparing N O W , at Florida Bible College. Write: Director of Admissions,
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Congratulations To The Class Of 1978, From
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Congratulations to the 1979, WORD OF LIFE, graduating class. As a business m an , I would like to share 3 verses that have helped me in my Christian life.
Matt .6:33 But seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. If Jesue is your personal Saviour and you put Him first, seek to live according to His Word, He will provide such things as a job, college decisions, fu ture mate, and the things you will need in life.
I Cor. 10:31 Whether therefore ye eat or drink or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. When you are trying to determine what's the right thing to do, ask yourself, ' 'Can I do it and bring glory to my Saviour? ' ' Unless the answer is yes, DON'T DO IT.
Phil. 4:131 can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. When you are discouraged and ready to give up in life , remember God gives us the strength to do what He has called us to do.
The above 3 verses will apply in your life no matter what field you might choose. A friend in Christ, Bob Vallandingham
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