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DEDICATION

Thank You, God, for giving us Mr. Percy. We can tell that he knows You. His concern for all people has touched us. We have a lot to learn from our friend, God. Help us to triumph over all the difficulties we must face — as he does. Help us to take time to listen even when we are too busy - as he does. Thank You, God, for an example like Mr. Percy.

ORGANIZATIONS STUDENTS CHRISTIAN OUTREACH

INDEX

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MR. AND MRS. PERCY

God, we want to thank You too for Mrs. Percy. She loves each one of us so much. Thank You for the individual help she has given. Her talents are used for You, God. We have been thrilled by her music. If only we could catch her enthusiasm and joy, how rich we would be. Thank You, God, for an example like Mrs. Percy.

FINDING LIFE

THE WORLD OUT THERE

The real world out there, my friend, IS a struggle. Yes, a constant struggle for better education, better housing or that |Ob you always wanted. It's a fight to the finish for prestige, success and happiness. Yes, we're all after those elusive things called happiness and fulfilment. Life is to live to the fullest measure, but what will we fill It with? The usual things . . . like party socials, that trip around the world, your favourite T.V program, or that latest novel! Oh yes, and marriage may bring that special someone to grow old with, and those fine grandchildren to proudly bounce upon your knee What then?

The real world out there is confusion. It cannot be the carefree Pepsi- generation tripping softly down the sandy beaches ol a billboard. Have you ever heard about the space race, the arms race, and racism? Are the beautiful people really beautiful, and is the double-standard really a standard? What about the freedom marches followed by steps of revolution, or the drastic rise in air pollution, inflation and over- population? What does it mean to have a "silent majority" when we have lost the meaning of tranquility? How can we hope for global peace when everywhere the restless generation looks for change? Why bother looking ahead when tomorrow may never come' Why look hopelessly backwards when evolutionists claim our jungle ancestry? Oh where does the answer lie?

I'm afraid the world out there is out of bounds for people, but I have heard about the welcome shelter God can give!

TORMENT OF THE SOUL

Forbid this orgy of tlie psyche, where no one wins

Since empty void cannot exclaim a victor

Only screaming silence stares you coldly in the face

And what will the answer be?

My God if I only knew . . . but then the conscious

fragments of my mind reach out for God.

Where are you God?

What unearthly terror, when you feel your being.

Yet looking in the mirror you see no image of self .

Run to others, they will verify your being.

But others have all vanished from existence.

Even the mirror of the past no longer hangs to tell the tale.

Now you have finally lost yourself.

Your earthly image has been slowly weathered

How do you dust corruption off your sleeve!

The perceptions of yourself are gaping cracks on

a monumental mirror of the present.

Maybe God will help pick up these pieces of

a crumbling reflection, and cement a shattered life

together again.

NOW I CAN SEE!

Jesus my wonderful Saviour I see

How You willingly died on the Cross tor me.

Blinded, and stumbling I humbly besought

The freedom from sin, for me that You bought.

My room in Your mansion in Heaven You made;

The hour I accepted Your "saving grace".

Your blood on the Cross, it cleansed me from sin.

It washed all the filthiness, dirt from within.

So precious, so simply Your free gift is given

To those who trust in Jesus and believe He has risen.

This free gift of heaven no one can attain

Through good works of righteousness or wealthy

domains.

Only through true repentance of sin

Can we bid Jesus, to warmly come in.

Wonderful Saviour, my eyes can now see

All that you accomplished, for a worm

such as me.

WHAT ABOUT CHRISTIANITY?

For many the philosophy of life is summed up in this manner. When we come into this world we are certain of three things; birth, payment of taxes and death. What happens after death is a mystery. One's purpose in life is ques- tionable and unanswerable. The general tendency is to live a good life and follow the "Golden Rule", hoping for the best. But It seems this philosophy leaves us grounded at crucial times when eternal truths come crashing down upon our necks! Bitterness and fear are our only consolations.

This reminds us of the man who foolishly built his house upon the sand, only to find it swept away by the floods. But who are the men who build their

homes on the Rock? These men are Christians and the Rock is Jesus Christ. Christianity, as described in the Bible, is the solid foundation and Christ is the chief cornerstone. Only through Him, has God made it possible for us to find a richly satisfying life and to gain entry into heaven. Christ is the only "bridge over troubled waters" that can overcome our estrangement from God. Only His blood, shed at Calvary, has the power needed to remove our sins. To begin this construc- tion we must personally ask the Archi- tect to come into our lives and begin the work in our hearts. He is ever faithful, waiting patiently for this chance.

With this new assurance we can joyfully sing a new song, for when God is with us, who can be against us?

FINDING GOD'S WAY

WAIT ONI

To talk with God No breath is lost — Talk on!

To walk with God No strength is lost — Walk on!

To wait on God No time IS lost Wait on!

from the Hindi

When we accept the gift of eternal life, we ask Jesus Christ to take up permanent residence in our hearts. In faith, we commit our lives entirely in His hands, with no strings attached! Our responsibility in this relationship is to keep our end of the bargain. To do this we must "Seek the Lord while He may be found, call ye upon Him while He is near." Isaiah 55:6 Daily prayer and meditation on God's Word reveals His Presence, and His perfect will for our lives. Following His leading, we find light to direct us, food to support us and comfort to cheer us, no matter what the sacrifice, for Christ is always near His children.

"Oh Lord, let us never be afraid of a new idea or unreceptive to a new tliouglit, lest we pull down the shades of our minds and exclude Thy holy light. Give as the grace of humility and the spirit of the open-mind, the courage to persist in face of difficulties and a steady confidence in the power of truth. "

Peter Marshall

We as students have all been drawn to O.B.C. from many different backgrounds ,ind have experienced God's providence in our lives. At the College, we have seen God work miracles by meeting our financial, spiritual, emotional and physical needs. His grace is sufficient in our weakness! He is a God who is vitally interested in all areas of our personal flevelopment.

It IS truly a challenging experience to live our lives for Jesus Christ, and know our primary concern is to present every person mature in Christ. Maturing means ripening and bringing forth good fruit at harvest time. A deadline is set. We must make the best use of our time to gain wisdom and truth, so that these tools may be used for winning souls to Christ. Each one of us has been given a special gift, and through the Holy Spirit we can discover it and develop it for His glory.

O.B.C. IS committed to the Truth of God as clearly revealed through his Son. How privileged we are to witness this light, for when "ye shall know the truth, the truth shall make you free." God gives wisdom "to all men liberally and upljraideth not". Having been nurtured in the Word, we are thus able to go out as disciples and reach others for Christ!

SHARING JESUS CHRIST

ETERNAL LIFE

Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace!

Where there Is hatred . . . let me show love.

Where there is injury . . . pardon.

Where there is doubt . . . faith.

Where there is despair . . . hope.

Where there is darkness . . . light.

Where there is sadness . . . joy.

Oh Divine Master, grant that I may not

so much seek

To be consoled . . . as to console,

To be understood . . . as to understand.

To be loved . . . as to love;

For it is in giving . . . that we receive;

It is in pardoning . . . that we are pardoned;

It is in dying . . . that we are born

to eternal life.

St. Francis of Assist

Never in Christian history has the need for the Gospel been so great. Man has never been so close to extinction as he is now. He faces the stark realities of thermonuclear war, over-population, environmental pollution and global famines. The answer to man's problem is a supernatural one . . . Jesus Christ. The issue is very plain - "Christ or chaos"! What does the Christian do about this?

Jesus Christ liberated us not only from the power of sin. but for the power of service. To be effective messengers of the gospel, we must sever our minds and hearts from the pollutants of our society. Compromise and conformity to the world's standard leads to spiritual incapacitation. Our dedication calls for highest responsibility in witnessing for Jesus Christ to anyone, anytime and anyplace. Instead of self-centred babies, we become more Christ-centred individuals reaching out in love for others, as He reached out to us.

We, as students at O.B.C. should never fail to lose sight of our highest responsibilities to the One Who loves us. We have been called for the most challenging work of all, to reach out for lost souls in a time of great spiritual darkness!

Literary work on these pages has been contributed by Dzinira Bluks.

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REGISTRATION

Upperclassmen, Phil Thompson and Brenda Mead, plod resolutely through more red tape.

Students take the final step — giving avuay their money.

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Linda Sklar rings the bell time for a change.

Reid Cooke putts through the muck.

Ruth Felhaber resists a plunge with Don Russell.

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Class competition brings out the athletes.

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Sushil throws with all his might.

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MISSIONARY CONFERENCE: OBC HIGHLIGHT

Rev. DeVries, Theme speaker, stresses an idea.

Rev. Harding, Theme speaker, illustrates a point dynamically.

Missionaries and students get acquainted.

Special music — the Coffee Shop smgers.

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Jonathan Goforth comes alive through Drama Club.

Karen Richardson meets a missionary at the displays.

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MISSIONS '71

Carl Wilhelm, alumnus and missionary, participates in a panel.

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COLLEGE FOR A DAY BRINGS PROSPECTS

A moment to decide which class.

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NORMAL COLLEGE LIFE

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Gienda Guest, Suzanne Black ond Glen Duncan.

Susan Lambert enjoys rhythms.

Lois Barnes records valuable Information in chapel.

VARIETY SPICES UP LIFE

Dave Pavey gains domestic experience.

"Mum" Fryar gets loving care.

Marilyn Bryant makes a bedtime snack.

Supper poses a problem to Peter Green and Rod Martin.

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On busy days belongings pile up.

Eunice Spenler and Sue Lambert relax after an evening of study.

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Maybeth and Glen Henderson cooperate.

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URBANA

A ONE TIME EXPERIENCE

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SENIOR RETREAT

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Bus riders are always interesting.

Cold weather necessit;

necessitates warm dress and participation.

Jan Fryar and Muriel Barber enjoy their classmates.

Mr. Wallace gives some final advice.

Seniors let go and have fun.

Bob Wells — graduate.

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GRADUATION

WHAT NEXT

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Mr. Davidson, Comptroller

Mr. & Mrs. Adams, Kitchen Staff

Mr. Flanagan, Field Rep.

Mr. Adams & Mr. Beard, Building Superintendent

THESE PEOPLE

Mr. Nickerson, Assistant Building Superintendent

Camille & Flora Ramsaran & Arnold Jimenez, Kitchen Staff

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Miss Penny, General Office

Miss Williams, Sec. to Director of Development

Miss Malms, General Office

Miss Hofstetter. Student Af'ciisSec.

Mrs. Dobson, Bookroom

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Mrs. Flanagan, Receptionist

Miss Arndt, Accountant

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BIBLE COLLEGE

Miss Wicks, Sec. to Academic Dean

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Mrs. Hunter, Librarian

Miss Roberts, Asst. Librarian

Mrs. Hunt, Asst. Librarian

Mrs. Stoll, Asst. Librarian

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Mrs. Murray, Alumni Sec.

Miss Softley, Sec. to the President

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THE BOEHMERS OUR PRESIDENT AND HIS WIFE

"It's a great joy ■ ■ ." These words, spoken with emphasis, are Dr. Boehmer's. We know that, as Tom Davies was heard saying, "He really means it! "

The days are full for the Boehmers. In fact they even flew off to California for one conference.

In between all their other duties, they spend a bit of time at home. Every day. Dr. Boehmer prepares the "Dial-A-Thought" message. The office is the headquarters for many other duties.

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Rev. Duez

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A class begins w/ith a hymn and prayer.

Rev. Dorey

Mr. Duez, exhausted after a class.

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Wendy Bartley practices for Music Ed. class.

George MacDonald learns Music Appreciation from Mr. Adams.

Recitals keep music students up to scratch.

Ml. Addins

Mrs. Percy

Miriam Bexton goes o«er trio music with Mr. Gast.

Miss Eby

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Mrs. Black

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Assignments keep Music Major Janet Potz busy.

Mr. Adams relaxes with voice students.

Miss Peterson, Miss Eby, Mrs. Percy and Mrs. Black grade music exams.

Miss Eby corrects papers.

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Rev. Leggett

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Rev. Honeyman

Dr. Matheson

DEPARTMENT OF BIBLICAL STUDIES

The Theologians meet.

Rev. Macleod

Mr. E. in action.

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DEPARTMENT OF MISSIONS

Rev. Wallace

Rev. Tipp

Danger — Wallace at work.

Rev. Percy

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June Chambers

DEPT. OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Mr. Houts

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Rev. Wright

Mrs. Adams

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Rev. Taylor

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Mrs. Hunter

Allan McGuirl ponders.

PLAIN HARD WORK

A familiar scene.

Carl and Maurice in a lecture.

Arthur engrossed in a book.

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Maribeth Wright tackles one of many piano practice hours. An interruption stops Gib Dickinson's studying in the library.

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Wendy Bartley composes in a hurry.

Exhaustion hits Inn McPhee while doing research.

WHY ALL THIS?

FOR GOD'S APPROVAL

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Organizatians

MARKET PLACE

Marion Wyse, Dr. Matheson, George MacDonald, Karen Richardson, Norm Henderson, Hazel Scott, Donna O'Brien.

Peggy Thompson, Flo Friesen, Lois Phillips, Valda Jeffers, Dawn Ramey.

Muriel Barber, editor, plans assignments for next edition.

Rod Martin, Muriel and Norm lay out the Christmas edition in Aurora.

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Karen Richardson, secretary, types minutes.

Planning initial layout in Marketplace Office.

Rod prepares layout at the Banner Office.

Don Collar, treasurer, and Bev Maynard at business meeting.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Beth Barber, Secretary, and Doug Stoute, President.

Carl Rubv, Treasurer.

Mary Ego, Vice President.

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Council members listen closely to new plans.

Doug Stoute brings up the next item of business.

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Expressions show attitudes to the matter at hand.

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MUSIC GROUPS

Devotional time.

Betty Lynne Magee, Dawn Ramey, Doris Wissler.

Mrs. Percy, trio director and pianist.

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The Ensemble

Carol Penny, Marlene Williams, and Myra Harper.

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Mr. Adams: Chorale director.

Thursday afternoon practice for Ensemble.

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HOCKEY

The Cheerleaders

O B C Swordsmen

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David Rhude

Reid on the auction block.

Gord Gilmore

The Team ready for another win!

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SOCIAL RECREATIONAL

COMMITTEE

Interschool competition

Social and Recreational Committee

Quad swimming relays.

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Paul Grose helps us win.

Our chairman Roan Elford, supporting his post.

Jim Little scores more points for our team.

School enthusiasm at Quad.

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MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Roger Thurston and Don Russell repair pegboards.

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Marty Roberts and Rosalyn Tarnawsky make posters

Joan Smart, Rosalyn and Mr. Wallace busy on committee work day.

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The Committee plans Monday's chapel and the January Conference.

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Missionary Committee Executive

Ray Johnson plans decorations to represent conference theme.

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DEVOTIONAL COMMITTEE

Sunday quiet time at the retreat

Elizabeth Ross. Nancy Black and Lily Nelson in talk back group.

Phil Thompson, Devotional Committee Chairman.

Committee

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WOMEN'S AFFAIRS

Lorraine Rhodes, residence advisor, takes time to chat.

Marg Olney sereiiddes Mr. Duez.

Big and little sisters meet for a relaxing evening.

Women's Affairs "Noel Nite"

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YEARBOOK STAFF

Layout editors: Judy, Lillian, Selita, and Alex.

Dotty and Sally, index, and Sharon and Harold, business.

Isabelle and Marilyn getting layout ideas.

Sharon McVety, editor.

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Mc. Taylor, ddvisor, and Don Ralph, business manager.

Jim Tughan using his artistic talents.

Bob Duval, Judy Heintz and Earl Elliott

Dan Kendrick receives photo instructions from Marilyn.

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CLASS EXECUTIVES

PLAN

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Class ot /l executive Brian Sklar, Treas.; Dave Kendrick, Pres.; Nancy Black, Vice-Pres.; and Jackie Pearson, Sec. discuss Senior Retreat.

Vice-Pres. Joy Hill, Treas. Gilbert Dickinson. Sec. Sally Rothwell, and SocRec. Rep. June Esson listen to Pres. Dave Morrison.

Marilyn Bryant, Sec. -Treas., Janet Potz, Rep. help Pres. Barry Dixon plan Bible

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One year specials Treas. George Myers, Vice-Pres. Marj Pearce, Pres. Dave Pavey and Sec. Shirley Rogers plan November retreat.

Vice-Pres. and Ken Squirrell, SocRec. Study groups for class of '74.

Sec. Betty Daugherty, Pres. Ralph Cossitt, Soc-Rec. Rep. Steve Filyer. Vice-Pres. Donna Kaufman, Treas. Tim Medhurst and Soc-Rec. Rep. Wendy Fisher talk over plans for Graduation Banquet.

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GRADS

DEVELOP

DISCIPLINE

Anthea Allen

He is the source of your life in Christ Jesus, whom God made our wisdom, our righteousness and sanctification and redemption.

I Cor. 1:30 (R.S.V.)

Gary Andres

Be delighted with the Lord. Then He will give you all your heart's desires.

Ps. 37:4

(Living Ps. & Prov.)

Muriel Barber

Trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord God is an everlasting rocl<.

Is. 26:4 (R.S.V.)

Aubrey Barfoot

I can do all things through Christ.

Phil. 4:13

Jean Barker

My grace is sufficient for thee.

II Cor. 12:9

Marjorie Bazett-Jones

I know that thou canst do all things, and that no purpose of thine can be thwarted.

Job 42:2 (R.S.V.)

Norman Beange

You will know the truth and the truth will make you free.

John 8:32 (R.S.V.)

Perrie Beckon

For ye shall go out with joy, and be led forth with peace; the mountains and the hills shall break forth before you into singing and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands.

Is. 55:12

Mary Lou Bentley

Because the Lord God helps me, I will not be dismayed, I have set my face like a flint to do his will, and I know that I will triumph.

Is. 50:7 (Living Series)

Nancy Black

Those who wait for me shall never be ashamed.

Is. 49:23c (Living Ps. & Prov.) He who calls you is utterly faithful and He will finish what He has set out to do.

I Thess. 5:24 (Phillips)

Music major Bill Ricketts practices daily.

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Bev Boyle

Thou art my Lord ... in thy presence there is fullness of joy. In thy right hand are pleasures for evermore.

Ps. 162, 11

Ron Braid

Whoever will promptly follow whatever light God gives, without regard to human opinion, custom, tradition or approbation, will learn the deep meaning of these words: "Then shall we know, if we follow on to know the Lord."

(Hosea6:3) A.T. Pierson

Margaret Burt

Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in him and He shall bring it to pass.

Ps. 37:5

Maurice Cleland

As thy days so shall thy strength be. Duet.33;25b

Elizabeth Cockburn

Have no anxiety about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication let your requests be made known to God.

Phil. 4:6 (R.S.V.)

Ruth Cudmore

What man is he that feareth the Lord? him shall he teach in the way that he shall choose.

Ps. 25:12

Ruth Davies

But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.

Is. 40:31

Leona Doerksen

These things have I spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full.

John 5:11 (R.S.V.)

Pauline Doerksen

Make me to know thy ways, O Lord, teach me thy paths.

Ps. 25:4 (R.S.V.)

Mary Ego

I can do all things in him who strengthens me.

Phil. 4:33 (R.S.V.)

Bev Boyle makes good use of spare moments.

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THEY ESTABLISH FRIENDSHIPS

Roan Elford

Rejoice in the Lord always ... for I have learned, for whatsoever state I am therein to be content.

Phil. 4:4, lib

Earl Elliot

Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. For the world passeth away, and the lusts thereof: but he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever.

I John 2:15, 17

Florence Friesen

To lead a life worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God.

Col. 1:10 (R.S.V.)

Janet Fryar

God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.

Ps. 73:26b

Pearl Gibbins

Jesus himself drew near and went with them.

Luke 24: 15

John Hassan

Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, and the people whom he has chosen for his own inheritance.

Ps. 33:12

Roy Hirons

That I may know him.

Phil. 3:10

Margaret Holmes

He must increase but I must decrease

- He must grow more prominent, I must Ian McPhee, Doug Stoute and Maurice Cleland slop grow less so. for a chat after class. John 3:30 (Amplified)

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Apartment mates Lynn Whitlock and Lois Garrod take a nap on the choir bus.

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Sherry Jamieson

The Lord is utterly to be depended upon by all who have faith in him.

II Thess. 3:3 (Phillips)

David Kendrick

Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my God.

Ps. 143:10a

John King Send me.

Is. 6:1-8

Roland King

For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do his good pleasure.

Phil. 2:13

Don Lowe

0 Lord, thou art my God; I will exalt thee, I will praise thy name; for thou hast done wonderful things; thy counsels of old are faithfulness and truth.

Is. 25:1

Anita McLean

Put all your trust in the Lord and do not rely on your own understanding.

Prov. 3:5 (N.E.B.)

Ian McPhee

I will instruct you and teach you the way you should go; I will counsel you with my eye upon you.

Ps. 32:8 (R.S.V.)

Bev Maynard

But to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God.

Micah 7:8 (R.S.V.)

Brenda Mead

Thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind . . . Thou Shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.

Matt. 22:37,39

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AND DEVELOP

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Susan Moffat

My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.

II Cor. 12:9a (R.S.V.)

Linda Moorcroft

Our sufficiency is of God.

II Cor. 3:5

Lome Moorhead

And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish.

John 10:28

Gordon Nelson

He shall direct my path.

Prov. 3:6

Jackie Pearson

To lead a life worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God.

Col. 1:10 (R.S.V.)

Joanne Poot

And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being changed into his likeness from one degree of glory to another; for this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit.

II Cor. 3:18 (R.S.V.)

Roger Powell

That in all things He might have the preeminence.

Col. 1:18

Janice Ratcliff

Happy is he who trusts in the Lord.

Prov. 16:20 (R.S.V.)

Lorraine Rhodes

Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fullness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore.

Ps. 16:11

Class treasurer Brian Sklar uses his athletic ability.

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Bill Ricketts

Rejoice in the Lord always.

Phil. 4;4 (R.S.V.I

Donald Roth

For the Lord giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.

Prov. 2:6

Brian Sklar

I can do all things in him that strengtheneth me.

Phil. 4:13 (A.S.V.I

Joan Smart

Only fear the Lord, and serve Him faithfully with all your heart; for consider what great things He hath done for you.

I Sam. 12:24

Stephen Smith

Only the Lord had a delight in the fathers to love them, and he chose their seed after them, even you above all people, as it is this day.

Deut. 10:15

Kathy Speers

The Lord is my strength and my song; He has become my solvation.

Ps. 118:14

Gary Stopps

Let us therefore approach the throne of grace with fullest confidence, that we may receive mercy for our failures and grace to help in the hour of need.

Heb. 4:16 (Phillips)

Doug Stoute

I keep the Lord always before me; because he is at my right hand I shall not be moved.

Ps. 16:8 (R.S.V.)

Dona Jean Sweeney

Have not I commanded you? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be dismayed: for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.

Joshua 1 :9

Jeannie Faulkner and Shirley Rogers listen to their Residence Advisor Lorraine Rhodes.

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IT ALL

PREPARES THEM TO SERVE CHRIST BETTER

Rosalyn Tarnawsky

As therefore vou received Christ Jesus the Lord, so live in him, rooted and built up in him and established in the faith, just as you were taught, abounding in thanksgiving.

Col. 2:6, 7 (R.S.V.)

Walter Taylor

The Lord is my light salvation; whom shall I fear?

and my Ps. 27:1

Barbara Thompson

Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may prove what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.

Rom. 12:2 (R.S.V.)

Phil Thompson

From now on, therefore, we regard no one from a human point of view.

II Cor. 5:16 (R.S.V.)

IVIurray Unruh

And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.

Gal. 6:9

Samuel Valloor

Now to Him who by the power at work within us is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations, for ever and ever. Amen.

Eph. 3:20, 21 (R.S.V.)

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Indra Veldhuis

That I may know him, and the power o( his resurrection.

Phil. 3:10

Robert Wells

He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good, and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?

Micah 6:8

Marilyn White

Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mmd is stayed on thee because he trusteth in thee.

Is. 26:3

Lynn Whitlock

Wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is.

Eph.5:17

Ruth Willson

Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not.

Jer.33:3

Doris Wissler

I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye.

Ps. 32:8

Paul Percy serves as Youth for Christ director in Montreal.

Mary Lou Bentley keeps up her nursing while studyi

the Bible.

UPPERCLASSMEN

LIVE VARIED LIVES...

Allan McGuirl spends spare moments as repairman.

John Adams Ron Anger Beth Barber

Doug Barnes Donald Blair Mario Bruno

Beverley Buchanan Gerald Byron Linda Cole Reid Cooke

Linda Bussey Kamyl Cadinouche Sharon Cole Ralph Cossitt

Werner Buxbaum Andy CloiAjes Don Collar Gordon Cox

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Brian Curry Larry Dahmer Betty Daugherly Wes DeZeeuw Donna Devlin

Gilbert Dickinson Bob Duval June Esson Koos Fietje Steve Filyer

Wendy Fisher Jack Fletcher Jody Fraser Mark Garner Lois Garrod

Gordon Gilmore Peter Green Leslie Greer Paul Grose Miriam Hallman

Dotty Hartunian Bruce Heal Roger Heidt Patricia Higgs Joy Hill

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THEY

RESEARCH...

UNBEND...

EIke Hirschmanner Oavid Jamieson

Carol McFadden scans a possible aid to her next research paper.

Judith Hook Paul Hooper Jill Hunter Peter Inglis

Valda Jeffers Raymond Johnson Bob Johnston Stephen Juma

Donna Kaufman Dan Kendnck

Sharon Kennedy Marlene Kershaw

Marilyn Kilbey Marilyn King

Hazel Kirton Julia Klassen

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David Knighl Fran Koop Gary Landers lsal>elle Leaitch Linda Lewis

Jim Litlle Betiy Lynne Magee Sharon Markham Brian Maxwell Carol McFadden

Koos Fietje plans his next serve.

Allan McGuirl

Tim Medhurst

Dave Morrison

Lily Nelson

Donna McLeod

George Melendy

Sharyn Mowbray

Nancy Newman

Sharon McVety

Donna Morris

Judy Nauss

Dave Noakes

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THEY THINK-ABOUT GOD

Jean ■ . 1

Ann Peck

Arthur Raddatz

Ruth Regnault

Ruth Rist

Carl Ruby

Andrew Ogutu

Dave Person

Don Ralph

Dave Rhude

Elizabeth Ross

Don Russell

Marg Olney

Louise Pettit

Dawn Ramey

Karen Richardson

Sally Rothwell

Beth Rynard

Lillian Page

Dave Pinkerton

Granville Raphael

Tom Reilly

Sushil Roy

John Saynor

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Steve Seider Bill Smith John Smith Glen Snider John Steveneit

H.iroki Stouffer Don Theobald Alex Thompson Peggy Thompson Ron Thornton

Ron Anger thinks over Dr. DiGangi's messages.

Roger Thurston III Townsend

■ Hi- lucker

Jim Turpin Diane Unruh Philip Vasan

Joan Vaughan Peter VonZuben Don Walcott

Mike Wiilsh Gerry Webb

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UPPERCLASSMEN AND FRESHMEN

DISPLAY TEAMWORK

Janice, Lois, Linda and Glenda pull together.

Donna Wellman Pam Wellman Ruth Westerholm Jean Williams

Jim Wilson Harlev Winborn Coral Wright Maribeth Wright

Mary Wu Heather York Ravi Zacharias

Andre Leroux Julian Paziewski Roy Tibbit Jim Tughan Wayne Wardell Dennis Wellman Wayne Welsh

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Andy Leroux gives Ruth Felhaber a boost.

Gordon Abraham Sharon Alloway Nancy Alton Richard Bailey

Robert Barlo«/ Lois Barnes Wendy Bartley Janet Beach

Loi'j Bellingham Miriam Bexton Suzanne Black Dzintra Bluks

Mar ilv" ui vt>"i June Chambers Bev Clark Connie Clarke

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FRESHMEN CONCENTRATE...

Susan Compton Wayne Cowell Marilyn Davies Tom Davies

Karen Diebel Barry Dixon Lloyd Drury

Glen Duncan Andre Dutrisac Bonnie Ellacott

Jean Faulkner Ruth Felhaber Cathy Field

Colleen Fietje John Foreman Marlise Geissberger

Jeanie Faulkner, lost in thought.

William Gillespie Cathy Grieve Glenda Guest

Margaret Halliwell Dianne Hamer John Hassan

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K.

Lorraine Morris focuses on the target.

Carol Hauber Maybeth Henderson

Judy Heintz Norman Henderson

Glen Henderson Paul Hirons

Roy Hirons Pamela Hobson Gay Hossack Jennie Jamieson Linda Jones

Steve Jones Rosalyn Kreick Susan Lambert Pat Lewis Walter Litke

Sharon Loevwen Harold Longworth George MacDonald Christine Manley Rod Martin

Tom McCallum Jim McGinnis John McMillan Marian Morehouse Denis Morneau

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Doug Rhude applies himself to a reading assignment.

Larry Morton Lorraine Morris George Myers Brenda Newton

Leroy Nicholson Charles Nienkirchen Donna O'Brien Shelia Ounsworth

Kwany Buk Park David Pavey Christopher Payne Marjorie Pearce

Mark Pease Lois Peterson Lois Phillips Hal Phinnemore

Ken Squirrel finds an interest.

MISSING:

Paul Chao Gertrude Hirons Godfrey Harris Mike Hart Sydney Porter Selita Sparks Kenneth Squirrel

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Karen Plewes Janel Poiz Ruih PresJ

Susan Prime Linda Quick Doug Rhude

Kevin Richardson Martin Roberts Phil Roberts

Shirley Rogers John Schaper Hazel Scott

Peter Scott Linda Seeley Donna Seymour

Eunice Spenler Ruth Stem Clayton Stone

Ad Verkaik Bill Virgin Sandy Weston

Mac Wigfield Marion Wyse Alexander Young

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EVENING SCHOOL STUDENTS COME TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS

R.A, Ambursley Douglas Anderson Sheila Belfry Richard Bell Winnie Bond

Rita Buninga Doreen Butcharl Velva Calder Amy Chan May Chan

Siu Kai Chan Reuben Chappell Isabel Cramp Ken Dickson Margaret Dickson

Linda Ellison Catherine Finlayson Beverly Fox Wolsey Fraser Gloria Garrick

Eleanor Gibson Sharon Graham Isabelle Grass Pauline Harrison Katherine Heal

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Gerald Karnes Daniel Kendall Anneliese Koop Mary-Anne Le Drew Allen Look

Terry Lunau Valerie Lunau Laura Luther Jerald Mackenzie Dennis Mak

Olive Mann Judith Marshall Ruth May Linda Mckay Janice McKinnon

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BUSY PEOPLE LEARN MORE IN THE BIBLE

4& Students learn about the Bible

William Middleton Wayne Minty Nan Morris Evelyn Newton

Carol Nichol Kathleen Oliver Evangeline Paisley Joan Park

Evelyn Patterson Shirley Redpath Shirley Reimers Wligz Rogers

Hugh Rough Florence Rundle Rosa Schwok Henry Scott

Mrs. H.J. Scott Cyril Silva Carl Simons Hendrick Smits

Catherine Stewart Dundis Storz Carol Thomson Rosemary Tibbit

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our world.

D. Tucker

Joe Vanderwilen

Vaila Wilson

Harry Tucker

Betty Westrik

Peter Wong

Kenneth Urquharl

Marilyn Wiggins

Cleona Yip

Elaine Wannarnaker

Gordon Williamson

Woon Ying Yip

Mr. Dorey explains man and salvation.

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Congratulations, Class '71

from

THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

OF ONTARIO BIBLE COLLEGE

May you always remember your Class Motto:

"TO WALK EVEN AS HE WALKED." I John 2:6 "WALK worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called." Eph. 4:1 "WALK worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing." Col. 1:10 "WALK honestly toward them that are without." I Thess. 4:12 Through you, "the nations . . . shall walk in the light." Rev. 21 :24

GOD BLESS YOU, EACH ONE!

Robert McClintock Stewart L. Boehmer

Chairman President

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YOUR OBC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

PEOPLE REACHING PEOPLE

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OBC STUDENTS TRAIN

Congratulations To Our Class of '71

From our hearts we say to you:

"You yourselves know (our) manner of living among you, all the time (we) have been together. You know we did not shrink from teaching you anything that we felt would be for your good and benefit .... We have not shunned to declare unto you the whole plan, purpose and counsel of God.

"Take care and be on guard for yourselves and the whole flock over which the Holy Spirit will appoint you, as shepherds of the Church of God."

"We commend you to God and to His gracious Word, to the commands, counsels and promises of His unmerited favour, and to give you your heritage among all who are dedicated to Him.

"Be on the alert; remember how for 3 (or 4) years, we never ceased to counsel each of you and pray for you."

(Acts 20: 18-31, Faculty Version! )

GODBLESS YOU ALL.

THE FACULTY ONTARIO BIBLE COLLEGE

Congratulations

to

O.B.C. Graduating Class

of 1971

from

KITCHENER AND WATERLOO CHAPTER

OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Contact our President Mr. William Plant Phone: 742-2518

Plan to attend our meetings the second Thursday of the Month

"Pray without Ceasing"

ONE YEAR SPECIAL CLASS

"So Father, with happy committal I give you my life this morning not for anything special, simply to let you know that I regard it as yours. Do with it as it pleases you, only give me great grace to do for the glory of Christ Jesus whatever comes to me, in sickness and in health."

Jim Elliot

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TO SPREAD OUT

He that saith

he abideth in him

ought himself also so

to walk, even as he walked.

I John 2:6

To walk even as He walked

— in light

— in life

— in love

GRADUATING

CLASS OF 71

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Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.

Matt. 5:16.

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CHRIST'S ORGANIZED TEAMS

j^iagara Christian College

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FItLOS OF INSTRUCTION MIOH SCHOOL BIBLE

NIAGARA BOULEVARD

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This \A/as Ontario Bible School, until 1950, when we changed our name to Niagara Christian College. Like Ontario Bible College, we are conservative and evangelical; unlike it, our courses are on the secondary level only. We are under the supervision of the Department of Education and teach a wide range of academic options from a Christian perspective. Our fees for tuition and board are well below $1000 per year, and there are scholarships and bursaries available. We will be glad to send you a calendar, if you write to

The Principal, Niagara Christian College, Niagara Parkway, Fort Erie

^ nternational ^ylingttan ^ ellotogljip

J. Edward Smith.

Inlernadonal Director

Alfred A Kunz.

Internjtionai Director Emeritus

The Pocket Teslament league, .nc

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They may discover a new life if you join the PTL's world-wide program of Scripture distribution and evangelization.

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Fields:

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East and West Pakistan

Nepal

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Inquiries invited

Free Literature on request

Contact

Canadian Office

Room 21,

205 Yonge Street

Toronto 205, Ontario

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107 N. Hale Street

Wheaton, Illinois

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FOUNDED 1889 MEMBER I.F.M.A.

198 New Workers Needed "Lord, what wilt Thou have me to do?"

AFRICA EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP

3 Rowanwood Avenue, Toronto 5, Ontario

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WORK ON

Park Avenue at Townsend Burlington, Ontario

THE ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCHES OF CANADA

Rev. William Sifft, B.A., Pastor

We Congratulate the Graduates and Those Who Have Completed Another Year of Preparation for the Lord's Service.

PHILPOTT MEMORIAL CHURCH

Park and Merrick Streets Hamilton, Ontario

Pastor: Rev. Alex. B. Stein Assistant Pastor: Mr. Brian Bridle

Members presently studying at O.B.C.

Mr. William Gillespie

Mr. Donald Lowe

Miss Ruth Stein

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Thompson

Miss Indra Veldhuis

Congratulations to our graduates of the Class 1971

Mr. Donald Lowe Mrs. Barbara Thompson Mr. Philip Thompson Miss Indra Veldhuis

"A Church with the Living Message of a Living Christ."

Standing as a centre of Evangelism in

Downtown Hamilton, and as a tribute to one

of the continent's greatest evangelical

preachers.

We extend a cordial greeting to alt

O.B.C. students and friends & our

Congratulations to our graduates

of the Class 1971

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Congratulations and Best Wishes Graduates of 1970

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Compliments of

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Home of

Delicious Milk Shakes, Sodas, Sundaes Farm Fresh Dairy Products

PRINTERS, CONVERTERS OF PACKAGING MATERIAL

Visit our Sunny Garden Room

44 Racine Road - Rexdale, Ontario

Open All Year 9 A.M. -12 P.M.

135-137 King Street East Stoney Creek, Ontario

Congratulations to the Class of 71

1 Cor. 15:58

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GOD WORKS

Congratulations to the Graduates of 1971 and especiallv to "our graduate," Miss Joanne Poot.

winoPA GOspcL chuRCh

218 Glover Kojcl

Winona. Ontario

Pastor Rev Richard L. Quiring, B.Th

MISSIONARY TABERNACLE

316 Wellington Street North

Kitchener, Ontario

Rev, Hugh Logan, Pastor

"In all Thy ways acknowledge Him, and He

Shall direct thy paths." (Prov. 3.61 Greetings to Nancy Eby and Lorna Arndt

Our Greetings and Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1971

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER

Main Street and Summer Niagara Falls, Ontario

CALVARY MENNONITE CHURCH

Northumberland Street

Ayr

Pastor: Darrel D. Jantzi

"Thy Word is Truth"

AURORA GOSPEL CHURCH

Victoria at Mosley - Aurora, Ontario

Rev. Lloyd D. Driedger

"I being in the way, the Lord led me.'

Congratulations, Brenda Mead

Best Wishes Robert Wells &

Ainta McLean

RICHVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH

1548 Kipling Avenue, North Weston, Ontario

Rev. V.D. Trimmer, Pastor

"Holding forth the word of life that I may

rejoice in the day of Christ." Phil. 2:16

When in Quebec , . . The Place to Go

ONWARD GOSPEL CHURCH

165 Gait Avenue, Verdun, Quebec

Pastor: Rev. Carl W. Crate

L.C.B.M. "58"

Phone: 769-2693 or 3654813

Every Blessing on the Graduates

FERNDALE BIBLE CHURCH

25 Ferndale Avenue

Kawartha Heights

Peterborough, Ontario

Rev. C. Friedrich

Pastor

God's Blessing

On Joy Hill,

7<^ Scott M^ddcm

''Sent with good news for wretched men, to heal the broken-hearted, to tell prisoners they are free, to tell captives they are released..." -Isaiah 61:1

(Moffat Trans.)

Remember us in your prayers. Inquire about opportunities on our staff

502 Spadina Avenue Toronto 4, Ontario

Rev. Alex Zeidman, M.Th., Director

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PEOPLE HELP PEOPLE

Congratulations! Class of '71

We are "Labourers Together with God" in Spreading the IVIessage of Life

Through Home Missions

French Canada Missions

and Foreign Missions

THE

FELLOWSHIP

OF EVANGELICAL BAPTIST CHURCHES IN CANADA

President

Dr. W.S. Whitcombe

74 Sheppard Avenue West

Willowdale, Ontario

(416)223-8696

General Secretary Dr.J.H.Watt

THE YONGE STREET MISSION

AND THE CHRISTIAN YOUTH CENTRE

Our Coffee-House ministry provides a relevant means, an exciting environment, and an excellent opportunity for evangelism through dialogue. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED.

The directors and Staff Congratulate the 1971 Graduating Class of O.B.C. and thank the students for another year of Christian service.

381 Yonge Street, Toronto 1, Ontario 270 Gerrard Street East, Toronto 2, Ontario

The Rev. Henry Russell, B.Th., General Director

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IN DIFFERENT WAYS

Congratulations To the Graduates of Class '71

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CHRISTIANS

DOUGLAS AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Saint John, New Brunswick

Pastor: Cecil D. Fletcher '40

Bible-Centered-Missionary-lndependent

"NO CREED BUT CHRIST; NO BOOK BUT THE BIBLE."

Dedicated to World Missions

Congratulations to the Class of 1971

When in St. Catharines Visit

Calbatp Cljutci)

181 Lake Street, St. Catharines, Ontario

G. DOUGLAS ROUTLEDGE, Pastor

We Congratulate

The Graduates

of

1971

A CHURCH WITH THE VISION OF CHRIST - A WORLD VISION Men I ai

GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH

5855 Valley Way An Associated Gospel Church

"In the heart of Niagara Falls with Niagara Falls on its heart"

Rev. Murray L. Hicks, B.Th., Pastor

With Prayerful Good Wishes For a God-honouring Ministry

"Until He Comes"

"Lord, give nne what thou askest and then ask what thou wilt." (Augustine)

CALVARY CHURCH

746 Pape Avenue

Opposite Pape Subway Station

Toronto, Ontario

Pastors:

Rev. G.B. Griffiths, B.A., B.D.

Rev. W.T.Wilson

Mr. Gordon Hamilton, B.Th., B.S.M.

Mr. Laurie Barber, B.Th.

Bible School - 9:40 A.M.

Sunday Services at 1 1 A.M. and 7 P.M.

lid-week Service - Wednesday at 7:45 P.

"Vital Truths for Our Times"

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REACH OUT TO ONE ANOTHER

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Specialising in The Establishnnent Of The National Church

Training of Nationals.

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Pastor Director of Music

"HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE"

Our desire is to provide a ministry that is edifying to the children of God; to promotes fellowship that recognizes the unity of the body of Christ; and to proclaim a gospel that will bring salvation to the lost.

Cserton Street Gospel Cfjapel

Corner of Egerton and Florence Streets London, Ontario

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GOD'S WITNESSES

WEST END MEAT MARKET

140 Main Street Milton, Ontario

"WE SERVE THE EAST END TOO"

Featuring:

• Red Brand Beef Exclusively

• Friendly Personal Service

• Properly Aged Meats

• Home Freezer Service

• Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction

• Our Motto Is Found In Proverbs 11:1

Warren Charlton — Prop. Phone: 878-6501 - Free Delivery

Compliments of

KEN MATHEWSON ESSO SERVICE

St. Clair Avenue West at Westmount Toronto 10, Ontario

Bruce Street, Woodbridge, Ontario

Congratulations to Miss Lynn Whitlock

Best Wishes to Miss Marlene Kershaw

That in All Things He Might have the Pre-Eminence. Col. 1:18

Compliments of

A.C. SIMMONDS S SONS LIMITED

285 Yorkland Boulevard

Willowdale, Ontario

'Let the Word of Christ dwell in You richly in all Wisdom"

Col. 3:16

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PMF...

the life insurance

clergymen

recommend to

other clergymen

wise counsel about permanent insurance when the major factor is low premiums

Presbyterian Ministers' Fund is proud of its continuing outstanding record of growth. One reason for this is the word-of-mouth recommendation of PMF by one clergy- man to another.

Another is that the Fund offers complete, comprehen- sive life insurance coverage to the clergy of all denomin- ations and faiths at very low premium cost.

Through efficient management, the wise investment of assets and the low mortality rate of its clients, PMF pass- es savings on to you.

Our dealings with clergymen in their financial emergen- cies are marked by sympathy and understanding. All sales representatives of PMF are either clergymen them- selves or consecrated laymen capable of complete empathy with the clergy's point of view. All are highly trained in the complex business of life insurance and fully equipped to render competent and efficient service.

There may be other things that your brother clergymen have not told you about PMF. Why not write for full information today?

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For more than two centuries — since 1759

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EVANGELIZE!

PARKWAY BIBLE CHURCH

66 Ivondale Crescent Scarborough, Ontario

Pastor: J.O. Moran

"THE CHURCH WITH A VISION IN

VISITATION EVANGELISM IN THE

BOROUGH OF SCARBOROUGH"

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REGIONS BEYOND MISSIONARY UNION

4805 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario

Congratulations Graduates

1971

"I charge thee therefore before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick and the dead at his appearing and his kingdom; preach the Word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long-suffering and doctrine . . . But watch thou in all things, endure afflictions, do the work of an evangelist, make full proof of thy ministry."

2 Tim.4;1,2 &5

ROBERT McCLINTOCK LIMITED

3251 Sheppard Avenue EastAgincourt, Ontario

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IT'S A COMMAND

FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH

109 Chestnut Street St. Thomas, Ontario

Congratulations to the Graduates

WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH

1483 Royal York Road, Weston

takes this opportunity of congratulating the graduates of the 71 Class as they face the challenge of Christian Service.

Greetings & Appreciation also to Janet Beach

and Ed Verkaik members of our church and to

John Stevenett our Youth Director.

Pastor - Rev. L. Grant Wright

Graduate of '49 Class.

LAKE GOSPEL CHURCH

80 Ellis Avenue

Hamilton, Ontario

Pastor: A.F. Penner

Graduating: Miss Jackie Pearson

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"A FRIENDLY CHURCH - A BIBLE CENTERED MINISTRY"

PROCTOR L, DAVIS, Pastor 182 Arlington Street

63 Lombard Street Watertown, Massachusetts 021 72

Newton, Massachusetts 021 58 Telephone: 61 7 3320583

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Beech Street, North Sydney, Nova Scotia

Rev. F. Stuart Taylor,

Pastor

Services: 1 1 & 7

Church School: 10 a.m.

There's a welcome here.

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WATERFORD BAPTIST CHURCH

Waterford, Ontario

Rev. R.D. Filyer, Pastor

"Holding Forth the Words of Life."

ELIM LODGE

A Christian Summer resort and Bible Conference on Pigeon Lake in the beautiful Kawarthas with a relaxed Bible Conference program and excellent speakers.

American Plan and housekeeping - cabins, cottages, modern motel and lodge rooms — all conveniences — reasonable rates — noted for delicious meals in a pleasant dining room overlooking the lake.

Also open Fall, Winter and Spring to churches and Christian organizations for retreats and conferences.

R.R. 1

Peterborough, Ontario

Telephone: 605-657-8306

Bernard and Ruth Aldridge, Proprietors

922 Kingston Road at Kingswood Road Toronto, Ontario

BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH

With warm affection for our graduating Pastor, Roland F. King

"This man was instructed in the way of the Lord; and being fervent in the Spirit, he spake and taught diligently the things of the Lord."

Acts 18:25

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CHURCHES COMMUNICATE

PARKROAD GOSPEL CHURCH

1067 Glencairn Avenue Toronto 19, Ontario

"WHERE THE HOLY BIBLE IS WHOLLY TAUGHT"

(A Unit of the Associated Gospel Churches of Canada.)

D. Ralph Pastor.

Congratulations! ... on your production of MAXAIPA '71 ... and to a College that produces Missionaries from the Homey little Church with the Big Missionary Vision!

"Holding fast the faithful Word, as he has been taught, that he may be able by sound doctrine both to exhort and to confute the opposers". Titus 1 :9

MacKENZIE MEMORIAL GOSPEL CHURCH

Corner Brunswick & Waterloo Streets, Stratford, Ontario

PASTOR: Rev. W. John Thomas, B.A., B.D.

A warm welcome awaits you, to worship with us, when visiting our picturesque City.

Best Wishes to our own MIRIAM BEXTON

THE METROPOLITAN bible church

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METROPOLITAN BIBLE CHURCH

453 BANK STREET at McLEOD Ottowa 4 Ontario, Canada

Phone 234-2702

Area Code 613

Rev. ARTHUR H. LARSON, Pastor

Rev. DONALD J. JOST, Minister of Christian Education and Music

"HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE" m Canada's Capital

METROPOL;TAN BIBLE CHURCH IS A MEMBER OF THE "ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCHES OF CANADA" STANDING FOR THE FUNDAMENTAL DOCTRINES OF THE WORD OF GOD.. .A B I B LE .G R OUN DE D EXPOSI- TORY AND EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY...A STRONG MISSIONARY EMPHASIS... A PROGRAMOF SPIRITUAL TRAINING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY.

• WORLD MISSIONARY OUTREACH* GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOL* YOUTH PROGRAMS* CHILDREN'S CHURCH

• THE BEST IN CHRISTIAN MUSIC.

Listen to fhe ■■GOOD NEWS PROGRAMME'' Sundays at 8.05 A.M. over CKOY, 1310 on Your Dial.

and over CKBY F.M., 105.3.

A FRIENDLY CHURCH HOME FOR BIBLE-LOVING PEOPLE

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TO INDIVIDUALS

GOD'S BLESSING

ON THE

GRADUATING CLASS

'AND THIS I PRAY THAT YOUR LOVE MAY ABOUND STILL MORE

AND MORE IN REAL KNOWLEDGE AND ALL DISCERNMENT;

SO THAT YOU MAY APPROVE THE THINGS THAT ARE

EXCELLENT, IN ORDER TO BE SINCERE AND BLAMELESS

UNTIL THE DAY OF CHRIST."

Phil 1:8-9 (AMERICAN STANDARD VERSION)

Mr. & Mrs. John Hartunian

355 Newtonviiie Avenue

Newton, Massachusetts 02160

United States of America

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ALL CHRISTIANS

FAIR HAVENS BIBLE CONFERENCE |^

A wonderful place to spend a

summer vacation or a

weekend retreat.

For a Colourful Brochure

Write to:

DIRECTOR

REV. BILL CRUMP

340 Wilson Avenue

Burlington, Ontario

632-1769

NEEDS: Doctors Nurses

Lab Technicians Evangelists Children's Workers Student Workers Church Planters Bible Teachers School Teachers Secretaries

Radio - T.V. Engineers Musicians Journalists, etc.

Why not investigate the possibility of

serving the Lord on one of our 22 fields?

400 WORKERS NEEDED! !

Write to: THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE MISSION

189 High Park Avenue, Toronto 165, Ontario

Rev. G.H. Morehouse, Eastern Can. Rep.

OR

P.O. Box 969, Wheaton, Illinois

Dr. Delbert Kuehl, Candidate Secretary

FORWARD

BAPTIST

CHURCH

1891 Gerrard Street East Toronto 8, Ontario

Congratulations This Year's Graduates

Pastor: Dr. W.H. MacBain

Assistant Pastor: Bill Muggins

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ARE FULL-TIME CHRISTIANS

CIVILIZED? EVANGELIZED?

YESI NO!

THAT IS EUROPE Missionaries of

BIBLE CHRISTIAN UNION

554 Main Street East Hamilton 22, Ontario

are serving in:

Austria, France, Germany, Greece,

Holland, Italy, Portugal, Scandinavia,

Spain and Switzerland.

Others are serving in

Quebec, Northern Ontario,

Among the children.

Among the Jews.

All say "Yet there is room."

Write us for information.

WEST SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH

261 Whitney Avenue Hamilton, Ontario

Pastor: Rev. A.G. Silvester, B.Th., M.A.

Heralding Christ in West Hamilton and McMaster University Area

God's Richest Blessing on the College

Greetings to the Students

And Congratulations

To the Graduating Class

of the Ontario Bible College

from the

ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCHES

Preaching the unsearchable Riches of Christ.

General Office - 1984 B Young Street, Toronto 7, Ontario

The DEAF

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GOOD NEWS

Temple Baptist Chuegh

Talfourd and Harness Streets, Sarnia, Ontario • 344-1622

Pastor: REV. ROBERT D. HOLMES, B.Th.

Assistant to the Pastor: IR. CARL DeBOER, B.R.E., B.A., B.D.

Congratulations to the Graduates

A(l\ancing the cause ot CHRIST...

through Evangelism, Theological training. Radio, Medical, Educational, Agricultural and other Christian programs.

Assisting the Christian Church in Bolivia. The Congo and India.

217 St. George Street, Toronto 181, Ontario

THE CANADIAN BAPTIST OVERSEAS MISSION BOARD

GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH

8 Silver Street Paris, Ontario

Rev. John Meenink, Pastor

"Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly."

Col. 3:16

CAROLINE GOSPEL CHURCH

45 Caroline Street North

Hamilton, Ontario

Pastor: V.J. Van Duzen

"Holding Forth the Word of Life."

WEST MEMORIAL GOSPEL CHURCH

Nairn Avenue

Toronto, Ontario

Rev. S. Beard, Pastor.

GOD'S BLESSINGS ON ALL THE STUDENTS.

WILMAR HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH

1687 Victoria Park Avenue

Scarborough, Ontario

Rev. G. Dorey

interim Pastor.

Congratulations to Graduates and Best Wishes to All Students

Trans >A/brld Radio

Dr. Paul Freed, President

INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL BROADCASTING

IN OVER THIRTY LANGUAGES

BONAIRE, NETHERLAND ANTILLES . . .

Pray for the ministry of the first

super-power missionary radio station

500,000 watts A.M. standard broadcast

Two short-wave transmitters of

260,000 and 50,000 watts

and also operating four super-power

transmitters from

MONTE CARLO, MONACO

Write for information on how radio

reaches Russians and others with

the Gospel

J. Arthur Murfin (L'43l

Bible Teacher - Representative

for Canada and Great Lakes Area

1308 Griswold Street

Port Huron, Michigan 48060

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MUST GET AROUND

GODS BLESSING ON THE GRADUATES OF '71

. . choose ye this day whom ye will serve;

but as for me and my house, we

will serve the Lord." Joshua 24:15

TORONTO SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION

14 Budworth Drive

Westhill, Ontario

Telephone; 282-2606

Mr. Al Meyer

A FINE FLEET OF BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS

• NURSERY AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SERVICE • SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICS • RETREAT WEEKENDS

• YOUNG PEOPLES' OUTINGS

"A SERVICE WITH YOUR PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL WELFARE IN MIND'

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WHAT OUTREACH

H.C.J.B.

The Voice of the Andes

Heralding Christ Jesus Blessings

Around the Clock - Around the World

Through

RADIO 14 Languages

TELEVISION

MEDICINE

HOXO RADIO PANAMA

For more information contact

World Radio Missionary Fellowship in Canada Box 400, Station F, Toronto 5, Ontario

Canadian Director - D.R. Findlay 921-1212

The crowds eagerly listened td jesus in his day,

In our CENTURY. THEY HEAR THOSE WHO CLAIM TD BE HIS FOLLOWERS.

Do THEY GET

A TRUE REPRESENTATION ?

I LOOK ABOVE

Some folks look down

And only see the dust and dirt.

The grime and garbage, slush and slime;

The rot, the rubble.

Dank decay and death.

And they are sad.

Some look around. They see the suff'ring and the shame. The wanton waste of war, 'midst want; They see pollution, poverty and pain. Privation, violence and vice. Genocide and greed and grief: Frustration, frenzy - fear. And they are mad.

I look above.

These are the things I see.

I see the tree tops waving in the wind,

I see the skylark soaring way up high.

I see the fleecy clouds — the azure skies.

The sun, the moon, the stars;

The vast expanse of outer space.

And then I see beyond it all

The hand of the Omnipotent

Upon the helm that guides my bark

Amid the fury of the storm

Into a sheltered haven — safe

From all the sorrow, suff'ring and despair

Below,

Around,

And I am glad.

Fred Buttery

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DO WE HAVE?

YEARBOOK STAFF

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INDEX

STUDENTS

ABRAHAM. Gordon

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. ADAMS, John

B.Th. Missions ALLEN. Anthea

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. ALLOWAY, Sharon

Diploma ALTON, Nancy

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing ANDRES, Gary

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. ANGER, Ron

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. BAILEY. Richard

B.Th. Missions BARBER, Beth

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BARBER, Muriel

B.R.E. Missions BAR FOOT. Aubrey

B.Th. Past. Studies BARKER, Jean

B.R.E. Missions BARLOW, Robert

One-Year BARNES, Douglas

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BARNES, Lois

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BARTLEY, Wendy

B.S.M. Applied Music BAZETTJONES. Marj

Diploma BEACH, Janet

Diploma BEANGE, Norman

B.Th. Missions BECKON, Perrie

Diploma BELLINGHAM, Lois

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BENTLEY.Mary Lou

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing BEXTON, Miriam

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BLACK, Nancy

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BLACK, Suzy

One-Year BLAIR, Donald

B.Th. Past. Studies BLUKS, Dzintra

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing BOYLE, Beverley

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing BRAID, Ron

B.R.E. Missions BRUNO, Mario

B.Th. Past. Studies BRYANT, Marilyn

B.S.M. Church Music BUCHANAN, Beverley

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BURT, Margaret

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. BUSSEY, Linda

Diploma BUXBAUM, Werner

Diploma BYRON, Gerald

B.R.E. Past. Studies CADINOUCHE, Kamyl

B.Th. Missions CHAMBERS, June

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. CHAD, Paul

Diploma

CLARK, Beverley

B.R.E. Chr. Ed.

CLARKE, Connie

One-Year CLE LAND, Maurice

B.R.E. Past. Studies CLOWES, Andy

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. COCKBURN, Elizabeth

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. COLE, Linda

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing COLE, Sharon

B.S.M. Church Music COLLAR, Don

B.Tm. Chr. Ed. COMPTON, Susan

Diploma COOKE, Reid

B.Th. Pre-Seminary COSSITT, Ralph

B.Th. Past. Studies COWELL, Wayne

B.Th. Past. Studies COX, Gordon

B.Th. Past. Studies CUDMORE, Ruth B.R.E. Missions CURRY, Brian

B.Th. Past. Studies DAHMER, Larry

B.R.E. Past. Studies DAUGHERTY, Betty

B.Th. Chr. Ed. DAVIES, Marilyn

One-Year DAVIES, Ruth

B.R.E. Missions DAVIES, Thomas

B.R.E. Past. Studies DEVLIN, Donna

Diploma DEZEEUW, Wes

B.R.E. Past. Studies DICKINSON, Gilbert

B.Th. Missions DEIBEL, Karen

B.S.M. Church Music DIXON, Barry

B.Th. Past. Studies DOERKSEN, Leona

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing DOERKSEN, Pauline

Diploma DRURY, Lloyd

B.R.E. Missions DUNCAN, Glenn B.Th. Missions DUTRISAC, Andre

B.Th. Missions DUVAL, Robert

B.Th. Past. Studies EGO, Mary

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing ELFORD, Roan B.Th. Missions ELLACOTT, Bonnie

B.Th. Missions ELLIOTT, Earl

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. ESSON, June

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. FAULKNER, Jean

One- Year FELHABER, Ruth

B.R.E. Missions

FIELD, Catherine

B.R.E. Missions

FIETJE, Colleen

One-Year FIETJE, Koos

Diploma FILYER, Steve

B.R.E. Music FISHER, Wendy

B.S.M. Applied Music FLETCHER, Jack

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. FOREMAN, John

B.Th. Pre-Seminary ERASER, Jody

B.R.E. Missions FRIESEN, Flo

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. FRYAR, Janet

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing GARNER, Mark

B.Th. Pre-Seminary GARROD, Lois

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. GEISSBERGER.Marlise

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing GIBBINS, Pearl

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. GILLESPIE, Bill

Diploma GILMORE, Gord

B.R.E. Past. Studies GREEN, Peter

B.R.E. Past. Studies GREER, Leslie

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. GRIEVE, Cathy

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. GROSE, Paul

Special GUEST, Glenda

One-Year HALLIWELL, Margaret

B.S.M. Applied Music HALLMAN, Miriam

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. HAMER, Dianne

One-Year HARRIS, Godfrey

B.R.E. Past. Studies HART, Michael

Diploma HARTUNIAN, Dotty

B.R.E. Missions HASSAN, John

B.R.E. Past. Studies HAUBER, Carol

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing HEAL, Bruce

B.R.E. Past. Studies HEIDT, Roger

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. HEINTZ, Judy

One-Year HENDERSON, Glen

One-Year HENDERSON, Maybeth

One-Year HENDERSON, Norman

One-Year HENDERSON, Sheila

Special HIGGS, Patricia

B.R.E. Missions HILL, Joy

B.R.E. Music HIRONS, Gertrude

Special HIRONS, Paul

B.R.E. Missions HIRONS, Roy

B.Th. Missions HIRSCHMANNER, EIke

B.R.E. Missions HOBSON, Pamela

B.R.E.Chr. Ed.

HOLMES, Margaret

B.R.E. Missions HOOK, Judy

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. HOOPER, Paul

B.Th. Pre-Seminary HOSSACKS, Gay

One-Year HUNTER, Jill

Diploma INGLIS, Peter

B.Th. Missions

IRWIN, Marilyn

Special JAMIESON, David

B.R.E. Past. Studies JAMIESON, Sherry

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. JAMIESON, Jennie

One-Year JEFFERS, Valda

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. JOHNSON, Raymond

B.Th. Past. Studies JOHNSTON, Bob

Diploma JONES, Linda

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing JONES, Stephen

B.Th. Past. Studies JUMA, Stephen

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. KAUFMAN, Donna

B.Th. Chr. Ed. KENDRICK, Daniel

B.R.E. Past. Studies

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KENDRICK, David

B.Th. Past. Studies KENNEDY, Sharon

Diploma KERSHAW, Marlene

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. KILBEY, Marilyn

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. KING, John

Diploma KING, Marilyn

B.R.E. Missions KING, Roland

B.R.E. Past. Studies , KIRTON, Hazel

B.R.E. Missions KLASSEN, Julia

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. KNIGHT, David

B.Th. Missions

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KOOP, Frances

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. KREICH, Rosalyn

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing LAMBERT, Susan

B.R.E. Music LANDERS, Gary

B.R.E. Past. Studies LEAITCH, Isabelle

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. LEROUX, Andy

Diploma LEWIS, Linda

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. LEWIS, Patricia

B.R.E. Missions LITKE, Walter

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. LITTLE, Jim

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. LOEWEN, Sharon

One-Year LONGWORTH, Harold

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing

LOWE, Don

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. McCALLUM, Tom

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. McDonald, George

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. McFADDEN, Carol

B.S.M. Church Music McGINNIS, James

B.R.E. Missions McGUIRL, Allan

B.R.E. Past. Studies McLEAN, Anita

B RE. Chr. Ed. McLEOD, Donna

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. McMILLIAN, John

One Year McPHEE, Ian

B.Th. Past. Studies

McVETY, Sharon

B.R.E. Music MAGEE, Betty-Lynne

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. MANLEY, Chris

One-Year MARKHAM, Sharon

B.S.M. Applied Music MARTIN, Rod

B.Th. Missions MAXWELL, Brian

B.Th. Chr. Ed. MAYNARD, Beverley

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. MEAD, Brenda

B.Th. Chr. Ed. MEDHURST, Tim

B.R.E. Missions ME LENDY, George

B.R.E. Past. Studies MOFFAT, Susan

B.R.E. Missions MOORCROFT, Linda

B.R.E. Chr. Ed.

MOORHEAD, Lome

B.Th. Pdsi. Studies MOREHOUSE, Marian

One-Year MORNEAU, Denis

B.Th. Pre-Seminary MORRIS, Donna

B.R.E. Missions MORRIS, Lorraine

B.R.E. Missions MORRISON, David

B.Th. PreSeminary MORTON, Larry

B.R.E. Past. Studies MOWBRAY, Sharon

B.S.M. Applied Music MYERS, George

One Year NAUSS, Judy

B.S.M. Church Music NELSON, Gordon

B.R.E. Past. Studies NELSON, Lily

B.R.E. Music NEWMAN, Nancy

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. NEWTON, Brenda

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. NICHOLSON, Leroy

B.Th. Past. Studies NIENKIRCHEN, Charles

B.Th. Past. Studies NOAKES, David

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. NORWOOD, Jean

Diploma O'BRIEN, Donna

B.R.E. Missions OGUTU, Andrew

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. OLNEY.Marg

Special OUNSWORTH, Sheila

Diploma PAGE, Lillian

B.S.M. Church Music PARK, Kwang Bok

B.Th. Past. Studies PAVEY, David

One-Year PAYNE, Christopher

One- Year PAZIEWSKI, Julian

B.R.E. Past. Studies PEARCE, Marjorie

One-Year PEARSON, Jackie

B.Th. Missions PEASE, Mark

One-Year PECK, Ann

Diploma PERSON. David

Special PETERSON, Lois

One-Year PETTIT, Louise

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. PHILLIPS, Lois

B.R.E. Music PHINNEMORE, Hal

Diploma PINKERTON, David

Diploma PLEWES, Karen

Diploma POOT, Joanne

Diploma PORTER, Sydney

One-Year POTZ, Janet

B.S.M. Applied Music POWELL, Roger

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. PREST, Ruth

Diploma PRIME, Susan

B RE. Chr. Ed. QUICK, Linda

One-Year RADDATZ, Arthur

B.Th. Missions

RALPH, Donald

B.Th. Past. Studies RAMEY, Dawn

B.S.M. Church Music RAPHAEL, Granville

B.R.E. Past. Studies RATCLIFF. Janice

Diploma RATTE L. Johannes

Special REGNAULT, Ruth

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. REILLY,Tom

B.Th. Past. Studies RHODES, Lorraine

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. RHUDE.Dave

Diploma RHUDE.Doug

One-Year RICHARDSON, Karen

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. RICHARDSON, Kevin

One-Year RICKETTS, Bill

B.R.E. Music RIST, Ruth

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. ROBERTS, Marty

Diploma ROBERTS, Phil

One-Year ROGERS, Shirley

One-Year ROSS, Elizabeth

B.R.E. Chr. Ed.

ROTH, Donald

Diploma ROTHWELL, Sally

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. ROY.Sushil

B.R.E. Missions RUBY, Carl

B.Th. Missions RUSSELL, Don

Diploma RYNARD, Beth

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. SAYNOR, John

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. SCHAPER, John

Diploma SCOTT, Hazel

One-Year SCOTT, Peter

B.Th. Past. Studies SEE LEY, Linda B.R.E. Music SEITLER, Steve

Diploma SEYMOUR, Donna

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing SKLAR, Brian

B.Th. Past. Studies SKLAR, Lynda

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. SMART, Joan

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. SMITH, John

Diploma SMITH, Bill

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. SMITH, Stephen

B.Th. Past. Studies SNIDER, Glen

B.Th. Missions SPARKS, Selita

Diploma SPEERS, Kathy

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing SPENLER, Eunice

Diploma SQUIRREL, Ken

B.R.E. Past. Studies STEIN, Ruth

One-Year STEVENETT, John

B.R.E. Past. Studies STONE, Clayton

B.Th. Past Studies STOPPS, Gary B.Th. Past. Studies

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STOUFFER, Harold

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. STOUTE.Doug

B.Th. Past. Studies SWEENEY, Dona B.R.E.Chr. Ed. TARNAWSKY, Rosalyn

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing TAYLOR. Walter B.R.E. Chr. Ed. TIBBIT. Roy

B.R.E. Missions THEOBOLD. Don

B.Th, Past. Studies THOMPSON, Alex

B.Th. Pre-Seminary THOMPSON, Barbara B.S.M. Church Music THOMPSON, Peggy

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. THOMPSON, Philip

B.R.E. Missions THORNTON, Ronald B.R.E. Past. Studies THURSTON, Roger

B.R.E. Missions TOWNSEND, Tom

B.R.E. Past. Studies TUCKER, Sue

B.Th. Chr. Ed. TUGHAN, Jim

B.Th. Chr. Ed. TURPIN. Jim

B.R.E. Chr. Ed. UNRUH, Diane B.R.E. Music UNRUH, Murray

Diploma VALLOOR, Samuel

B.Th. Pre-Seminary VASAN, Philip

B.Th. Past. Studies VAUGHAN, Joan

B.S.M. Applied Music VELDHUIS, Indra B.R.E. Chr. Ed. VERKAIK, Ad

Special VIRGIN, William

B.Th. Past. Studies VON ZUBEN, Peter

B.R.E. Missions WALCOTT, Don

Special WALSH, Michael

B.Th. Pre-Seminary WARDELL, Wayne

B.Th. Pre-Seminary WEBB, Gerry

B.R.E. Past. Studies WELCH, Wayne

B.Th. Pre-Seminary WE LLMAN, Dennis B.Th. Past. Studies WE LLMAN, Pam B.R.E. Chr. Ed. WELLMAN, Donna

B.R.E. Missions WELLS, Robert

B.Th. Past. Studies WESTERHOLM, Ruth

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. WESTON, Sandra

B R.E. Miss. Nursing WHITE, Marilyn

Diploma WHITLOCK, Lynn

B.R.E.Chr. Ed. WIGSFIELD, Mac

One-Year WILLIAMS, Jean B.R.E. Chr. Ed. WILLSON, Ruth

B.R.E. Miss. Nursing WILSON, Jim

B.Th. Pre-Seminary WINBORN, Harley

B.Th. Chr. Ed.

WISSLER. Doris

B.Th. Chr. Ed.

WRIGHT, Coral

Diploma

WRIGHT, Maribeth B.S.M. Church Music

WU, Mary B.S.M. Applied Music

WYSE, Marion B.Th. Chr. Ed.

YORK, Heather

B.S.M. Church Music YOUNG, Alexander

B.Th. Past. Studies ZACHARIAS, Ravi

B.Th. Past. Studies

EVENING SCHOOL

AMBURSLEY, R.A. ANDERSON, Douglas M. ARMSTRONG, Mrs. Madeleine BELFRY, Sheila BELL, Richard BETTS, Glennwood BINNINGTON, Mrs. Noreen BOND, Mrs. Frank BUNINGA, Rita BURNS, Reta BUTCHART, Doreen CALDER. Mrs. Velva CAMPBELL, Mary CHAN, Mrs. Amy CHAN.Siu Kai CHAN, May Yuk Ching CHAPPELL, Reuben H. CHRISTIE, Laurence COWELL, Wayne CRAMP, Isabel CULLY, William CUNNINGHAM, Ruth DALBY, Mrs. Carol DALBY, Richard DAVIDSON, Bernice DEMPSTER, Philip DICKSON, John K. DICKSON, Mrs. J.K.

DIXON, Barry

DUVAL, Mrs. Nancy

EASON,Capt. Lloyd M.

ELLISON, Linda

ESTEY, Mrs. Vesta

FINLAYSON, M. Catherine

FLANAGAN, Mrs. Helen M.

FOX, Beverly J.

ERASER, Wolsey

GARRICK, Gloria

GERBER, Mrs. Phyllis

GISBON, Eleaner

GRAHAM, Sharon R.

GRANT, Mrs. Evelyn

GRASS, Mrs. Isabelle

HARRISON, Pauline

HEAL, Mrs. Katherine

HEATON, Donald R.

HEYSE, Brigitte

HOLBERG, Liivi

HOLMES, Kenneth

HUTCHISON, James

HUTCHISON, Mrs. Shirley

INJIJIAN, Hagop

JONES, Joseph

KAMES, Gerald

KENDALL, Daniel R.

KETCHABAW, Joan

KIDD, Mary

KOOP, Mrs. Anneliese

KOTRUS, Elza

LAMBERT, Phyllis

LESLIE, Mrs. Jennie

LINTON, Frank

LOOK, Allen

LUNAU, Terry

LUNAU, Mrs. Valerie

LE DREW, Mary-Anne

LUTHER, Laura

McCOMB, Mrs. Eleanor

McCUAIG, Earia

McGregor, Anne

MclNNES. Earl

MclNNES, Mrs. Shirley

McKAY, Linda

McKINNON, Janice

McLEOD, Brian

McLEOD, Mrs. Linda

MACDONALD, Margaret

MACKENZIE, Jerald MAK, Dennis MANN, Olive MARSHALL, Judith MAXWELL, Sheila MAY, Ruth MIDDLETON, William MINTY, Wayne MISCHUK, Mrs. Dorothy MISCHUK, John MORRIS, Mrs. Nan MORE, Sangra MUNSON,Sharron NEWTON, Evelyn NICHOL, Carol OLIVER, Kathleen PAISLEY, Evangeline PARK, Joan

PATTERSON, Mrs. Evelyn PENNY, Carol PICKERING, Mr. Wayne PICKERING, Mrs. Wayne PYNKOSKI, Juanita REDPATH, Shirley REIMERS, Mrs. Shirley

RODGERS, Migz ROUGH, Hugh RUNDLE, Mrs. Florence RUSHWORTH, Patricia A. SAINSBURY, Cathy SCHWOK, Rosa SCOTT, Henry J. SCOTT, Mrs. H.J. SHEPHEARD, James SIERY, Nellie SILVA, Cyril SIMONS, Carl SITS, Hendrik STATE, Mrs. Juno STEVENSON, Gary STEWART, Catherine STORZ, Dundis SZCZERBIAK,Mary TAYLOR, Evelyn THOMSON, Carol TIBBIT, Mrs. Rosemary TRENKLE, Doris TUCKER, Mrs. Harry TUCKER, Mrs. Harry URGUHART, Kenneth VANDERWILEN, Joe VAN LAARE, Anne VIRGIN, Mrs. Barbara WANNAMAKER, Elaine WESTRIK, Betty WIGGINS, Mrs. Marilyn WILCOX, James WILLIAMS, Cheryl WILLIAMSON, Gordon WILSON, Vaila WILSON, William WONG, Peter WYSE, Jessica YANKOU,Dawn YIP, Cleona YIP,Woon Ying

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FACULTY AND STAFF

ADAMS. Mr.

Kitchen Administration

ADAMS, Mrs.

Kitchen Staff - part-time

ADAMS, Mr., B.Mus., M.Mus, Chairman of Music Dept.

ADAMS, Mrs., B. A,, M. A. Arts Department

ARNDT, Miss Accountant

BEARD, Rev.

Building Superintendent

BELL, Rev., B.Th., Th.M. Chairman of Chr. Ed. Dept.

BLACK, Mrs., A.T.C.M. Music Dept.

BOEHMER, Dr., D.D. President

CHAN, Miss Music Dept.

COCHRANE, Mrs. Usher Dorm Mother

DAVIDSON, Mr. Comptroller

DOBSON, Mrs. Bookroom

DOREY, Rev., B.Th., M.A.

Dean of Men

Chairman of Past. Theology Dept.

DUEZ. Rev., B.A., B.D., M.A. Theology Dept.

EBY,Miss, B.S.M. Music Dept.

ECKLEBARGER, Rev., B.A.,

M.A. Dean of Students Biblical Studies Dept.

ESSERY.Miss Secretary to Registrar

FLANAGAN, Mr. Field Representative

FLANAGAN, Mrs. Receptionist

FOSTER, Dr., B.A., B.D., Th.M.,

Th.D. Academic Dean Theology Dept.

GAST, Mr., B.S.M. , A.R.C.T. Music Dept.

GODFREY, Miss

Chr. Service and Music Dept.

HARPER, Miss General Office

HOFSTETTER, Miss Student Affairs Sec.

HONEYMAN, Rev., B.A., B.D.,

Th.M. Biblical Studies and General Arts

Dept.

HOUTS, Mr., B.Sc, B.D., M.R.E.,

Th.M. Chr. Ed. Dept.

HOUTS, Mrs. B.Mus. Music Dept.

HUNT, Mrs. Librarian Asst.

HUNTER, Mrs., B.A. Librarian

JIMENEZ, Arnold Kitchel Staff

LEGGETT, Rev., B.A., B.D.,

Th.M., Doctorandus Biblical Studies

MACLEOD, Rev., M.A., 8.D. Biblical Studies and Missions Dept.

MALINS, Miss General Office

MATHESON, Dr., B.Th., Th.M.,

Th.D. Biblical Studies Dept.

MIRA, Hydee Kitchen — part-time

MURRAY, Mrs. Alumni Office Sec.

NARVAEZ, Hernando Kitchen Staff

NICKERSON.Mr. Asst. Building Super.

PENNY, Miss General Office

PERCY, Rev.

Director of Development

Missions Dept.

PERCY, Mrs. A.T.C.M. Music Dept.

PETERSON, Miss A.R.C.T..

B.Mus. Music Dept.

PHILLIPS, Mrs. Cashier

RAMSARAN, Camille Kitchen Staff

RAMSARAN, Flora Kitchen Staff

RAMSARAN, Lorraine Kitchen - part-time

ROBERTS, Miss Librarian Asst.

SCOBIE, Miss, B. RE., M.A.

Registrar

Chr. Ed. Dept.

SILVERTHORNE, Dr., M.D. College Physician

STAINTON, Mrs. Kitchen - Part-time

SIMMONDS, Rev., B.A., M.A. Chairman of Biblical Studies Dept.

SOFTLEY, Miss Sec. to the President

ST AM, Mrs.. B.A. Dean of Women

STOLL, Mrs. Library Asst.

TAYLOR, Rev., B.A. B D

M.Th. Arts Dept. Director of Counselling

TIPP, Rev., B.A., M.A., B.D. Director of Chr. Service Missions and Arts Dept.

VANDUZEN.Mrs. Alumni Office Sec.

WALLACE. Rev.. B.A.. B.Ed.

M.Ed. Chairman of Missions Dept.

WICKS. Miss

Sec. to Academic Dean

WILLIAMS. Miss

Sec. to Dir. of Development

WRIGHT, Rev., B.A., Th.M. Chairman of General Arts Dept.

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ORGANIZATIONS

CHEERLEADERS

Felhaber, Ruth

Grieve, Cathy

Lewis, Pat

Morehouse, Marion Captain

Scott, Hazel

CHORALE

Adams, Mr. Director Duval. Bob President Collar, Don Vice-Pres. Rhodes, Lorraine Sec-Treas. McFadden, Carol Pianist Fisher, Wendy Organist Black, Nancy Bryant, Marilyn Devlin, Donna Dickinson, Gilbert Quar. Dutrisac, Andre Fietje, Koos Filyer, Steve Quar. Foreman, John Mixed Quar. Gar rod, Lois Mixed Quar. Hallman, Miriam Henderson, Norm Hill. Joy Higgs, Pat Jeffers. Valda Knight. Dave Little, Jim Mixed Quar. Longworth, Harold McMillan, John Quar. McVety, Sharon Markham, Sharon Trio Nauss, Judy Nelson, Lily Nicholson, Leroy Ogulu, Andrew OIney, Marg Mixed Quar. Park, Kwang Bok Pearce, Marjorie Person, Dave Peterson, Lois Pettit. Louise Potz. Janet Raddatz. Arthur Ratcliff, Janice Trio Rogers, Shirley Stouffer, Harold Walcott, Don Quar. Wright, Maribeth Wu, Mary Trio

DEVOTIONAL COMMITTEE

Macleod, Mr. Advisor Thompson, Philip Pres. Tarnowsky, Rosalyn Vice-Pres. Leroux, Andy Treasurer Thompson. Barb Sec. Black, Suzanne Knight, Dave Moorcroft. Linda Mowbray, Sharyn Paziewski. Julian Pool. Joanne Valloor, Samuel Veldhuis. Indra Winborn, Harley Wright. Maribeth

DRAMA CLUB

Scobie, Miss Sponsor Paziewski, Kn/%\a Advisor Blair. Don Collar, Don Dixon. Barry Hook. Judith Koop. Fran Loewen. Sharon Morneau. Denis

Roberts. Marty Snider. Glen Scott. Hazel Wright. Sue

ENSEMBLE

Gast. Mr. Director Mowbray. Sharyn Pianist Cole. Sharon Organist Roberts. Martin Assistant Alloway. Sharon Alton. Nancy Barnes. Lois Trio Bartley, Wendy Bexton, Miriam Trio Diebel, Karen Felhaber, Ruth Giessberger, Marlise Trio Grieve, Cathy Trio Halliwell, Margaret Heintz, Judy Lewis, Pat Loewen, Sharon Page, Lillian Plewes, Karen Prest, Ruth Quick. Linda Seeley. Linda Trio Spenler, Eunice Trio Vaughan, Joan

HOCKEY TEAM

Ecklebarger. Mr. Coach Cook. Reid Captain Abraham, Gord Co-Capt. Rhude, Dave CoCapt. Dickinson, Gilbert Elford, Roan Gilmore, Gord Henson, Ron Landers, Gary Little, Jim Medhurst, Tim Myers, George Rhude, Doug Sklar, Brian

MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Wallace, Mr. Advisor Percy, Mr. Advisor Adams, John Chairman Tucker. Sue Vice-Chairman Jamieson, Dave Treasurer Willson, Ruth Sec. Barker, Jean Boyle. Bev Braid. Ron Cole. Linda Fietje. Koos Gibbons. Pearl Holmes. Margaret Inglis. Peter Johnson, Raymond Kershaw, Marlene Kilbey, Marilyn Lewis. Linda Maynard, Bev Moffat. Sue Rhodes. Lorraine Ross. Elizabeth Smart, Joan Snider, Glen Thurston, Roger Vaughan. Joan White. Marilyn Wissler, Doris

NEWSPAPER

Matheson, Dr. Advisor Barber, Muriel Editor Barlow, Bob Feature Writer Collar, Don Treas. Field, Cathy Feature Ed. Friesen, Flo News Writer Hamer. Diane Typist Henderson. Norman Layout Jeffers. \/a\Art MacDonald. George News Ed. Martin, Rod Layout O'Brien. Donna Typist Paziewski, Julian Advertising Phillips, Lois Feature Writer Ramey. Dawn Feature Writer Richardson, Karen Sec. Scott, Hazel Typist Smith, Bill Photography Thompson, Peggy Art Walsh, Mike Feature Writer Wyse. Marion Feature Writer

SOCIAL-REC. COMMITTEE

Leggett, Mr. Advisor Elford, Roan Chairman Mead, Brenda Vice-Chairman Pearson, Jackie Sec. Filyer. Steve Treas.

Recreational Cook, Ried Dickinson, Gib Esson, June Fisher. Wendy Kendrick, Dan Little. Jim Newman. Nancy Park. Kmang Bok Potz. Janet Rhude, Dave Sklar, Brian

Social Collar, Don Cockburn. Liz Devlin, Donna Fraser. Jody Lowe, Don Morneau, Denis O'Brien, Donna Russell, Don Smith. Bill Taylor, Walter

STAFF TRIO

Percy, Mrs. Pianist Harper, Myra Penny, Carol Williams, Marlene

STUDENT COUNCIL

Ecklebarger, Mr. Advisor Stoute, Douglas Pres/rfe/7t

Student Affairs Comm.

Ego. Mary Vice-Pres.

Student Affairs Comm. Ruby. Carl Treasurer

Christian Service Comm. BARBER, Beth Sec.

Academic Comm. Adams, John Miss. Comm. Chair. Barber. Mur\e\ Newspaper Ed.

Library Comm. Cossitt. Ralph '72 Pres.

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Dixon, Barry '74 Pres.

Elford, Roan Social-Rec. Chair.

Kendrick, Dave '71 Pres.

Academic Conimittee McVety, Sharon Yearbook Ed.

Christian Service Comm. Mead, Brenda Soc. -flee. V. -Chair. Morrison, Dave '73 Pres.

Library Committee Pavey, Dave OneYr. Pres. Thompson, Phil Dev. Comm. Chair.

Spiritual Life Comm. Tucker, Sue Miss. Comm. V. Chair.

Spiritual L ife Comm.

1970 SUMMER TEAM

Barber, Lauie Carter, Gary Carter, Wendy Filyer, Steve Markham, Sharon Whitlock, Lynn

TRIO

Percy, Mrs. Pianist Magee, Betiy-Lynn Ramey, Dawn Wissler, Doris

WOMEN'S AFFAIRS

Stam, Mrs. Advisor

Ego, Mary Chairman

Barber, Beth S.C. Sec.

Black, Nancy R.A.. '71 V.P.

Bryant, Marilyn '74 Class Rep.

Cole, Linda R.A.

Daughtery, Betty R.A.

Davies, Ruth R.A.

Friesen, Flo R.A.

Fryar, Jan R.A.

Hill, Joy '73 VicePres.

Holmes, Margaret '71 Class Rep.

Kaufman, Donna '72 VicePres.

Koop, Fran '72 Class Rep.

Pearce, Marj OneYr. Vice-Pres.

Potz, Janet '74 Vice-Pres.

Ratcliff, Janice R.A.

Rhodes, Lorraine R.A.

Richardson, Karen '73 Class Rep.

Rogers, Shirley One-yr. Class Rep.

YEARBOOK

Taylor, Mr. Advisor McVety, Sharon Editor Ralph, Don Business Manager Bluks, Dzintra Special Writing Cole, Sharon Ads Duval, Bob Photo Advisor

TRIO

York, Heather /"/an/xf Cole, Linda Kerhsaw, Marlene Ounsi/vorth, Sheila

WIVE 'S FELLOWSHIP

Ecklebarger, Mrs. Fac. Ad. Medhurst, Linda Pres. Duval, Nancy Treas. Fietje, Colleen Art Designer Kendrick, Glennis Sec. Virgin, Barbara Sec. Reilly, Ann

Elliott, Earl Photographer Hartunian, Dotty Index Heintz, Judy Photographer Hook, Judith Students Kendrick, Dan Photographer Kilbey, Marilyn Organizations Leaitch, Isabella Organizations Page, Lillian College Life Rothwell, Sally Index Sparks, Selita College Life Stouffer, Harold Ads Thompson, Alex Academics Tughan, Jim Cover and Dividers

ADVERTISERS

A.C. Simmonds and Sons

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Calvary Church, St. Catharines

Calvary Church, Toronto

Calvary Mennonite Church

Canadian Baptist Overseas IVIission Board

Caroline Gospel Church

Christian Mission for Deaf Africans

Church of the Redeemer

Douglas Ave. Christian Church

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Earle Elliott Funeral Homes

Eglington St. Gospel Church

Elim Lodge

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International Christian Fellowship

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Ken Matheson

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One Year Special Class

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Park Ave. Church

Park road Gospel Church

Parkway Bible Church

Philpott Memorial

Phinnemore Painting

Pocket Testament League

Presbyterian Ministers Fund

Regions Beyond Mission

Richview Baptist Church

Robert McClintock

Scott Mission

Seniors

Sophomores

Stoney Creek Dairy

Temple Baptist Church

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Toronto School Transportation, Mr. Myers

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Watertown Evangelical Church

West End Meat Market

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Westmount Park Church

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