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Before I was saved I spent my evenings leading a dance band orchestra. George, a budy of mine in the U. S. Army band, handed me a Gospel of John. I tore it to pieces! Six months passed, and we went off to army camp together. After watching George in that army camp for two full weeks, twenty-four hours a day, and not ing his consistant Christian life, I decided he had something that I didn't have. George invited me to a Gospel meeting. I didn't like it and left the meeting mad. That night God brought me under deep conviction. I slipped out of bed, got down on my knees and admitted to God above that my life had been stained, marred and blackened with sin. I asked Him right there and then to save me for Jesus' sake.
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TWO ROADS In the morning, when you wake, Two roads before you lie For the day. Which will you take, Since either you must try? One’s the road of selfishness, And those who travel there Cause others sorrow and distress By tears and frowns they wear. And one’s the road of helpfulness, And those who pass that way Have cheery words and smiles to bless The ones they meet that day. Mary Dawson Hughes
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MR. PAUL BROWNBACK Academic Dean
MR. GERALD TWOMBLEY Registrar
MR. BROWNBACK... dean . . .teacher. . . theology. . . 1 Cor. .. James.. . 1 Peter . . . Greek. . . Homelectics . . . time to talk. . . time to share. . . time to fool around. .. love for all. . . Great Guy!
MR. STUART PAGE Dean of Students
MR. TWOMBLEY. . .registrar. ..$ ... teacher. . . Bible Survey. . . Greek. . . Church History. . . Home- lectics. . . Papers. . . Charts. .. fam ily.. . magic tricks. . . full of laughter. . . "Gerry Mason". .. 1 Cor. 4:2!
MR. PAGE. . .dean of students. .. demerits. . . trips. . . schedules.. . sign in sheets. .. assignments. . . work .. .laughing. . . joking. . . announcements.. .stu dents. . . hurried. . . favorite !
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GARY AUNGST McVeytown, Penn.
SHARON ARNETT Troy, Ohio
JAMES P. BECKY Woodlynne, N.J.
EUGENE C. BELL Enon, Ohio
EVA MAE BENNETT Bristol, Penn.
GRACE BRODISH Obere Muhlenstr, Germany
ALAN BEVARD Galesburg, 111.
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BECKY JO CALEY Finleyville, Penn.
DORCAS BROWN Rushford, N. Y.
BEVERLY CARTER Houlton, Maine
BRUCE CARTER Houlton, Maine
CYNTHIA CHANNON Simsbury, Conn.
JO ANN CHLADEK Barrington, N.J.
MARK CONGDON Vestal, N.Y.
THOMAS DAVIS Phoenixville, Penn.
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WENDY DRINKWINE Racine, Wise.
RICHARD ELLIOTT South Portland, Maine
MARK ENSLIN Hightstown, N.J.
GREG FELDI Telford, Penn.
ANN FERGUSON Stamford, Conn.
RICHARD Ontario,
FOGARTY Canada
RUTH FOGARTY Ontario, Canada
JUNE FORREST Elmira, N. Y.
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FARRA FREEMAN Cincinnatus, N. Y.
STEPHEN FREER Cuba, N.Y.
LINDA FRANK Nanuet, N. Y.
J. THOMAS FREY Conestoga, Penn.
KENNETH FRITZLER Deer Trail, Colo.
BARBARA GALLAGHER Kirksville, N.Y.
RICHARD GANDY Merchantsville, N. J.
JACQUELINE GANTZ West Liberty, Ohio
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DAVID GEOSITS Bethlehem, Penn.
REBECCA GOODEMOTE New Britian, Conn.
JAMES GILBERT New Britian, Conn.
PATRICIA GRANT Souderton, Penn.
DONNA GUSTAVSON Attleboro, Maine
MARGARET HALLMAN Royersford, Penn.
PAULA HAASE Waterbury, Conn.
TIM HAINES Winfield, Iowa
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MARIA TERESA HENRIQUES West Auburn, Maine
DANIEL HAYNES Claremont, N. H.
JOEL HARMON Huron, S. Dak.
JAMES HELDT Sycamore, Iowa
LINDA HIMEBAUGH Bronson, Mich.
BARRY HOLOHAN Queensland, Austrailia
FRANCES HULSE Rockbille Centre, N. Y.
CAROL HUGHES Gleetwood, Penn.
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RONALD JAGGERS Chester, Penn.
HOLLY HURLBURT Fairfield, Conn.
JAMES HUNTER South Africa
CHRISTINE JAMES Oakford, Penn.
JUDY JESSEE Lincoln Park, Mich.
W. NICHOLAS JESSEE Lincoln Park, Mich.
RICHARD JOHNS Conestoga, Penn.
DANIEL JUNKER Bellefontaine, Ohio
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CHRISTY LANZ Paulding, Ohio
CAROL ANNE KNIGHT Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
JOHN KLAASSEN Whitewater, Kans.
MARY ANN LEYDENS Bristol, Conn.
DAVID LOGAN N.B. Canada
ALLAN MACVEAN Johnstown, N. Y.
ESTHER LOIZEAUX Greenwich, Conn.
JANE MCDANIEL
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DEAN MELLEN South Portland, Maine
JOSEPH MAUK Niagara Falls, N. Y.
NANCY MOORE Ypsilanti, Mich.
CARLOTTA MOAK Westerlo, N. Y.
PAUL MILLER Caribou, Maine
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BERNARD MILLER Baldwin, N. Y.
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CHRISTINE NAPORA Buffalo, N. Y.
MICHAEL NAPORA Buffalo, N. Y.
FAITH MORRISON Carmel, N. Y.
HAROLD MOYER Bloomsburg, Penn.
RAY NAMIE Troy, Mich.
KIRT PADDOCK Perry, N. Y.
TRENNA NAPIER Cuba, N. Y.
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LINDA PETERSON Orlean, N. Y.
NICHOLAS PARK Annapolis, Md.
TERESA POLLEY Indianapolis, Ins.
BEVERLY PLIMPTON Hampton, N.J.
CHRISTINE PINKHAM French Town, N.J.
ALAN PEPSNY West Hazelton, Penn.
BETSI PHILLIPS Chattanooga, Term.
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TERESA ROWLAND Charlotte, N. C.
JOAN SCHREURS Bemidji, Minn.
GERHARD PREHN St. Clair Shores, Mich.
RACHEL RICHMOND Bolivia, South America
MARILYN ROBERTS Alfred, Maine
NANCY SCHRrVER Lancaster, Penn.
PENNY ROSE Manorville, N. Y.
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ETHEL SHADDICK N.B., Canada
STEPHEN SEILER Upper Sandusky, Ohio
KAREN STREET Pownal, Maine
SUSAN STEPHENS Wescossville, Penn.
BEA ANNE SPEER Groveland, Fla.
GARY SELBY Portland, Maine
LEANDER SIEMENS Meade, Kans.
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EUNICE SWAIN Farmington, Maine
BARBARA THORNDIKE Bridgeport, Conn.
PAUL THOMPSON Devon, England
S. THOMAS TOLENO Tenafly, N.J.
MICHAEL TREMBLAY Southbridge, Maine
JANE TOLENO Tenafly, N.J.
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ROSEMARIE USHER Warwick West, Bermuda
HARRY TZIVELOS New York, N. Y.
DEBORAH WATSON Medford, N. Y.
PAMELA VAUGHAN Edgewater, Md.
JIMMIE VANSANT Centereach, N. Y.
PENELOPE USHER Warwich West, Bermuda
BRUCE VANAKEN Philadelphia, Penn
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REBECCA WAYMIRE Whittier, Calif.
VALERIE WHEELER Foxboro, Maine
DEBRA ANN WEIKEL Birdsboro, Penn.
DONALD YEATON Gossville, N.H.
STEPHEN WRIGHT New Castle, Del.
JONATHAN YATES Franklin Lakes, N.J.
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"And a vision appeared to Paul in the night; There stood a man of Macedonia, and prayed him, saying, Come over into Macedonia, and help us. " Acts 16:9
At WOL we don't get visions but we do get phone calls and letters from pastors who ask us to come and help them reach the unsaved for Christ. The "big blue" is busy every weekend transporting us as we answer the calls and reach out with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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1st ROW - L TO R - Cindy Channon, Maggie Hallman, Judy Jessee, Rich Gandy, Betsi Phillips, Nancy Moore, Donna Gustavson and Donna Perry. 2nd ROW - L TO R - Bev Carter, June Forest, Delvin Stahl, Joel Harmon, Jimmie Van Sant, Carlotta Moak, Debbie Watson and Becky Goodemote. 3rd ROW - L TO R - Patt Grant, Bruce Carter, Bemie Miller, Steve Wright, Jim Gilbert, Gary Barnes, Alan Pepsny, Linda Grant, Dorcas Brown and Paul Miller.
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1st ROW - L TO R - Carol Knight, Esther Loizeaux, Brenda Strasser, Faith Morrison and Terry Rowland. 2nd ROW - L TO R - Linda Peterson, Teresa Henriques, Rosemarie Usher, Bea Anne Speer, Cindy Healy and Ethel Shaddick. 3rd ROW - L TO R - Terry Polley, Sue Stephens, Grace Brodish, Fran Flulse, Penny Usher and Eva Bennett.
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"SNOWDAYS ~ Snowdays came. The snow came down fresh and clean, and so very inviting. Many days as we sat in class watching it fall we longed to be out in it. The snow continued to fall and as soon as lunch was over the romping began. Oh. .what fun! One of our best fights began when our jeep went racing by with a load of boys in the back. They bombed everyone in sight. The second trip around more people were prepared... and the fight was on! Screaming... Laughing.. .yelling of all sorts! Many times the doors in the dorms slammed shut as we hurridly changed our wet clothing. When the jeeping quit the idea struck! "Let's make the Largest snowball!" Boys pushed and tug ged all the way down the football field. Then the game of "King on the Mountain" began. Wow! What a hassle! Snowdays really wore us out.. .but we loved it, and it is written in our memories as one of the best days of laughter.
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BUILDERS ALL Isn't it strange that princes and kings, And clowns that caper in sawdust rings, And common folk like you and me, Are builders for eternity? To each is given a book of rules, An unhewn rock and a set of tools, And each must make ere life is flown A stumbling block or a stepping stone. Author Unknown
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SCOTT CAWLEY Willowgrove, Penn.
GINGER DONALD Allentown, Penn.
Psalms 92 It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to sing- praises unto thy name, O most High: To show forth loving kindness in the morning, and thy faithfulness every night, Upon an instrument of ten strings, and upon the psaltery; upon the harp with a solemn sound. For thou, Lord, hast made me glad through thy work: I will triumph in the works of thy hands.. O Lord, how great are
ERNEST GODSHALL Telford, Penn.
CAROL GODSHALL Telford, Penn.
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CINDY HEALEY Binghamton, N.Y. Psalm 34:1-7 I will bless the LORD at all times: his praise shall contin ually be in my mouth. My soul shall make her boast in the LORD: the humble shall hear thereof, and be glad. 0 magnify the LORD with me, and let us exalt his name together. 1 sought the LORD, and he heard me, and delivered me from all my fears. They looked unto him, and were lightened: and their faces were not ashamed. This poor man cried, and the LORD heard him, and saved him out of all his troubles. The angel of the LORD encampeth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them.
MERLE GROSS Carpenter, South Dak.
LINDA GRANT Souderton, Penn.
LINDA LEWIS Horseheads, N.Y.
WINETTE LOTTIMORE Bermuda
DONNA PERRY Taunton, Mass. Psalm 34:8-14
SUZANNE PETERSON Dresher, Penn.
TOM SHURR Wakeman, Ohio
O taste and see that the LORD is good: blessed is the man that trusteth in him. O fear the LORD, ye his saints: for there is no want to them that fear him. The young lions do lack, and suffer hunger: but they that seek the LORD shall not want any good thing. Come, ye children, hearken unto me: I will teach you the fear of the LORD. What man is he that desireth life, and loveth many days, that he may see good? Keep thy tongue from evil, and thy lips from speaking guile. Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it.
RICHARD STAFF Payne, Ohio
CAROL STAGG Payne, Ohio
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BRENDA STRASSER Cincinnati, Ohio
STAN STOLLER Payne, Ohio
Psalm 34:17-22 The righteous cry, and the LORD heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles. The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the LORD delivereth him out of them all. He keepeth all his bones: not one of them is broken. Evil shall slay the wicked: and they that hate the righ teous shall be desolate. Die LORD redeemeth the soul of his ser vants : and none of them that trust in him shall be desolate.
DELVIN STAHL South Dak.
DANN TREACHLER Dearborn Hts., Mich.
GARY WILLIAMS Bermuda
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PERSONAL EVANGELIS
David Allen, Pastor Calvary Baptist Church N. Chrysler Dr. at Mapledale Hazel Park. Michigan 48030
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Mr . Thiwn^s Figart Lancaster School of the 835 Bluegrass Road
Mr. Harry Bolback Schroon Lake, New York 12870 TEEN LEADERSHIP and COUNSELING Mr. Paul Bubar Schroon Lake, New York 12870
JEREMIAH Dr. James Jeremiah, Cedarville College I Cedarville. Ohio 453
HOMILETICS Rev. Robert Camilleri Mountainside Bible Chapel Schroon Lake, New. York 12870
Rev. Alfred Larson Unevangelized Field Mission, Inc P. O. Boi 306 Bala-Cynwyd, Pennlylvania I9p04 H I I /* ▼ __I M issions * ' Col. J^^vMcGuckin SchrfpnXake, New York 12870
REVELATION Dr. Clarence Didden Limerick Chapel 37£ West Ridge Pike Limerick, Pennsylvania l
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Rev. Ernest Woodhouse Washington Township Westwood, New Jersey 07675
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How selfish I must surely be If I neglect to give The gospel story to the world So dying ones can live.
Students at Palavra da Vida are not selfish. We heard reports of their many outreach programs when George Theis visited us in the fall. Two Brazilian Word of Lifers accompanied Mr. Theis to the U.S. to sing and give their testimonies. They were with us for a chapel service and shared with us how the gospel story changed their lives.
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Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Gallagher Mr. Frank Geosits Mrs. Elsabel Geosits Mark & Evan Krista & Karen Ralph, the dog Grands Rapids Baptist College Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grant Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gustavson Arnold Roland Gustavson Don Gustavson Tim Haines . . . Matt. 6:33 Kirkwood Tourists Home Mr. & Mrs. Lerdy Hammond Edward & Greg Healey Mr. Si Mrs. John Healey Charles Heilman Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Herride Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Hill Mr. Si Mrs. Roovt Himebaugh Connie Hithcock Walter Holcomb Rev. Si Mrs. Lewis D. Hunter Mr. Si Mrs. Harold Hulse Rom. 8:1
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Allard Connie Allen . . . Matt. 6:33 Kathy & Bob Allen Arnett's Nursing Home Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Barrett Mr. & Mrs. George Barton Mr. & Mrs. H. Becky Herman Brodish Dean Backman Mr. Jim Balsaro
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Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Brooks Rev. & Mrs. Richard L. Brown Mr. & Mrs. William Brown Mr. & Mrs. John Buell Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Caley & Wendy Joyce & El Carpenter Rev. Robert M. Camillari & Barbara Mr. & Mrs. William Channon Mrs. Mamie Cook Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Cooper The “Davis” Family Mr. & Mrs. Thoral Davis Ruth Daque Mr. & Mrs. Paul Delong, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Eliot DeNick Eland, Si Lorraine Donald Ginger, Barb, & Mike Donald Paul & Elbe Dritsas Durkeetown Baptist Church Chris & Millie Esleiveir Mr. & Mrs. John Feldi Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Figart George Field Mrs. Field Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fish Mrs. Norma Folse Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Floge & Mattuel Alicia Freeman Chris Edmondson Gary Lee Enskine Joyce A. Erickson Mr. & Mrs. David Frey Barbara June Fulforth sec. to Jack Wyrtzen Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fritzler, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fritzler, Jr. Ken Fritzler & Linda Grant Mr. & Mrs. Edward Galinkamp Miss Kathleen Ann Gallagher Mickey Skyblue Fanfare Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Terrance P. Gallagher William Freeman Vincent Freeman Kevin Freeman James Freeman
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Mr. & Mrs. Ira Moore Gerhard Moyer Mr. & Mrs. C. G. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Garry Ostrander Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ostrander Roger, Frank, & Kurt Paddock Mr. & Mrs. David L. Page Perth Bible Church Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Clifford H. Peterson Dr. & Mrs. P. P. Phillips, Jr. Penny’s Pizzaria Mr. & Mrs. Gerhard Prehn Rev. James Rainey Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Relyea William Richmond Delores David Jonathan Nathaniel Joan & Charlie Rillinger Mr. & Mrs. D. Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rupert Mr. & Mrs. Russell Sayward Mark W. & J. F. Schrnoyer Mr. & Mrs. John Schmeider Mr. Septimus Severus Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sharmann Dr. & Mrs. Richard Stagg Mr. & Mrs. William Stephens Mr. William Stephens, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Swain Mr. & Mrs. Harold Swain Debbie Thomas Eddie Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Alan Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Thorndike Ka-Ka Thorndike Mr. & Mrs. Alan R. Treachler Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vaughn Mrs. Ella Watroos Gary Watson Mr. & Mrs. Carl Weber, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Weber, Jr. Tim Weber Mr. & Mrs. Weikel Miss Marjorie Swain Reg & Henrietta Suff Linda Tingley
Mrs. R. O. Hurlburt Ron Jaggers Doc Jensen “Doc” Jensen Jeffrey Jensen Ruth & Connie Jensen 1Cor. 4:2 Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Jensen Walter & Jeannie Jensen The “Jessee” Family Mr. & Mrs. Edward Keck Mr. & Mrs. John J. Keeley Mr. & Mrs. R. A. King Jack & Anna Klein Mr. & Mrs. David Knauf Pearl Kulesar Gordon & Shirley Lawry Mr. & Mrs. Winston Lottimore Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Louis Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Main Mr. & Mrs. Manley Kevin McMains Janice & Edward Moeller Kay Moore Mr. & Mrs. Keith Moore Mrs. Sophia Moore
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The World >God began with nothing and made a beautiful world. Man was placed in this beautiful world to enjoy it and be in the image of God.
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