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AMBASSADOR 

1967 


LONDON  COLLEGE 

OF 

BIBLE  AND  MISSIONS 


London,  Ontario,  Canada 


EDITORIAL 


This  new  edition  of  the  Ambassador  desires  to 
accomplish  a  dual  purpose.     Not  only  does  it  attempt  to 
capture  a  year  between  its  covers,  but  also  it  endeavors 
to  retain  some  of  the  spiritual  atmosphere  which  chal- 
lenged all  who  have  entered  our  school  this  past  year. 
If  this  book  will  serve  as  a  bridge  to  the  past,  to  bring 
to  mind  lessons  learned,   and  to  recapture  joys  shared 
during  the  year  just  completed,   it  will  have  served  these 
aims. 

Our  school  theme  is  "World  Evangelism  through 
trained  leadership."    For  each  student  to  be  equipped 
to  carry  out  this  motto  upon  leaving  our  college,   he  or 

she  must  have  begun  growing  toward  Christian  maturity  while  here.    This  involves  a  day  by  day  process  over  a  number 
of  years,   not  just  a  sudden  transformation  at  graduation.     Considering  this  task  which  lies  before  each  student,   the 
yearbook  staff  has  decided  to  present  a  challenge  in  this  book:    BE  THOU  AN  EXAMPLE  in  LEADERSHIP.   SCHOLARSHIP, 
FELLOWSHIP,   and  DISCIPLESHIP.     Each  of  these  areas  must  be  developed  to  fulfill  our  school  theme. 

With  these  thoughts,   we  proudly  present  to  you,   the  students,   your  new  Ambassador. 


Let  no  man  despise  thy  youth;  but  BE  THOU 
AN  EXAMPLE  of  the  believers,  in  word,  in 
conversation,  in  charity,  in  spirit,  in  faith, 
in  purity. 

I  Timothy  4:12 


Larry  Clements 


BE  THOU  AN  EXAMPLE  IN... 


Dedication  4 

Tribute  7 


LEADERSHIP 


Faculty  12 

Staff  16 

Students  18 


SCHOLARSHIP 


Class  of '67  27 

Class  of  68  37 

Class  of '69  43 

Class  of '70  49 

Special  53 


FELLOWSHIP 


Fall  58 

Winter  66 

Spring 


DISCIPLESHIP 


71 


Conferences  76 

Christian  Service  80 

Chorale  82 

Ads  and  Casuals  84 

Directory  124 


DEDICATION 


This  year,  the  Ambassador  staff  takes  great  pleasure 
in  dedicating  the  Ambassador  to  our  Acting  President 
and  Dean  of  Faculty,   Dr.   Foster. 

To  the  community,  he  is  the  head  representative  of 
our  school,  but  to  us,  he  is  a  very  special  person.     Why? 
Because  he  makes  us  feel  right  at  home.    At  every 
meeting,  formal  or  informal,  he  remembers  each  one 
of  us  by  name.     We  are  part  of  his  family  and  we  know 
that  he  is  concerned  about  our  total  development. 

In  the  classroom,  we  catch  a  glimpse  of  Dr.  Foster, 
the  scholar.    His  syllabi  in  Theology  are  tangible  expres- 
sions of  his  systematic  approach  to  studies. 

He  is  an  important  personality  in  making  our  school 
life  what  it  is.     With  him  rests  the  heavy  responsibility 
of  running  our  school  efficiently  and  the  seeking  of  the 
best  qualified  faculty,  so  that  we  may  receive  the  most 
benefit  from  our  academic  years.    Therefore,  as  a  token 
of  our  appreciation,  we  would  like  to  say  thank  you  to 
him. 

Thus,   to  you,    Dr.   Foster,   we  dedicate  our  1967 
Ambassador. 


'66  GRADUATION  TESTIMONIES 


ELEANOR  IRWIN 

During  my  early  teenage  years,  one  question  loomed 
in  my  mind.    Can  only  a  few  Christians  know  God  in  a 
personal  way?   If  not,   why  are  so  many  easy-going,  and 
complacent,   in  their  walk  with  God? 

God  says,  "Ye  shall  seek  and  find  me,  when  ye  shall 
search  for  me  with  all  your  heart.  " 

While  drifting  along,   God  put  a  desperate  longing 
in  my  heart  for  Himself.     The  second  year  at  L.  C.  B.  M. 
I  had  two  courses  dealing  with  the  Inductive  Bible  Study 
Method.     Spending  hours  on  assignments  in  God's  Word, 
permitted  His  Holy  Spirit  to  work  in  my  life. 

ERASER  McKENZIE 

Tonight  it  is  a  privilege  to  stop  for  a  moment  and 
reflect  before  1  set  out  to  face  a  new  frontier  of  life's 
experience.     Born  and  raised  in  a  Christian  home  in 
London,  I  was  taught  God's  way  both  at  home  and  at 
church.     At  the  age  of  eleven  1  accepted  the  Lord  Jesus 
Christ  by  faith.     However,    it  was  not  until  I  was  in 
Grade  13  that  I  made  Him  my  Lord  and  Master. 

I  had  never  considered  Bible  College  before,  but 
it  suddenly  became  a  natural  desire  as  I  sensed  God's 
call  into  His  ministry,   and  I  found  myself  entering  the 
halls  of  London  College  of  Bible  and  Missions  four  years 
ago. 

What  does  London  College  of  Bible  and  Missions 


I  learned  how  to  really  study  God's  Word  for  the  first 
time.  This  has  enabled  me  to  know  the  Lord  Jesus  Christ 
in  a  wonderful,   daily  relationship. 

L.C.  B.  M.  has  played  an  important  and  strategic 
part  in  my  life.     Our  faculty  has  taught  us,  as  much 
outside  class  by  their  personal  help,   guidance,   and 
example,  as  they  have  in  their  classes. 

As  I  graduate  it  is  with  the  knowledge,   "Not  that 
I  am  sufficient  of  myself,  .   .  .  but,  my  sufficiency  is 
of  God.  " 
--from  testimony  given  at  '66  Graduation 

mean  to  me  tonight?    It  was  here  that  1  again  fell  in 
love  with  Jesus  Christ.     Now  as  I  leave,    it  is  with  a 
great  desire  to  study  God's  Word  that  I  might  minister 
to  others. 

But  as  I  go,   it  is  with  a  great  sense  of  inadequacy  for 
all  that  God  has  for  me  to  do,   and  yet  there  is  that 
great  assurance  within  my  heart  that  even  as  He  has 
called  to  the  task.   He  will  enable  and  His  strength  is 
made  perfect  in  my  weakness.    I  go  to  serve  Jesus 
Christ  with  this  resolve,   "For  we  preach  not  ourselves, 
but  Christ  Jesus  the  Lord  and  ourselves  your  servants  for 
Jesus'  sake,   Amen.  " 
--from  testimony  given  at  '66  Graduation 


^N20N      CCLLi&E      U. 
BIBLE     t     MlSStONS 


OUR  TRIBUTE 


The  school  family  takes  great  pleasure  in  expressing 
its  most  sincere  appreciation  to  our  former  school 
president,  Dr.  J.  C.  Macaulay.    Consistent  and  dedicated, 
he  walked  with  the  Lord  in  faith,  making  Him  more 
real  to  us,  thus  bringing  the  Lord's  blessings  and 
guidance  into  our  lives.    In  the  hearts  of  our  '66  grads 
and  in  the  hearts  of  all  who  knew  him,  he  will  always 
occupy  a  very  personal  and  special  place.    Our  prayers 
will  follow  Dr.  Macaulay  and  the  '66  graduates  who 
now  have  left  us  to  serve  our  Lord  elsewhere. 


FRONT  ROW:    Frances  Isaac,  Eleanor  Irwin,  Grace  Allison,  Dawna  Bucknam,  Beth  Hood,   Doris  Mitchell. 
SECOND  ROW:    Ruth  Tomsett,  Pat  Snider,  Ina  Holland,   Betty  Postma,  Faye  Laycock,  Beulah  Browett,  Carole  Kirton. 
THIRD  ROW:    Ray  Scott,  Al  Luesink,  Fraser  McKenzie,  Jim  McCoU,  Bob  Morris,  Kosamo  Kasonso,  Richard  Quiring. 
BACK  ROW:    Jack  Longhurst,  Gary  Wharton,  Paul  Estabrooks,  Art  Postma,  J.J.  Tempelhoff,  Gordon  Hamilton. 


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LEADERSHIP 


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OF    BIBLE    AND    MISSIONS 

'^S^^iJ^^  518  QUEENS  AVENUE.  LONDON.  CANADA 


Dear  Students: 

The  Board  of  Governors  of  London  College  of  Bible 
and  Missions  count  it  a  real  privilege  to  be  involved  in 
the  work  of  preparing  you  for  the  service  of  Jesus  Christ. 
Although  we  do  not  often  see  you,   we  are  always  con- 
cerned about  your  welfare,   and  seek  to  direct  the  affairs 
of  the  school  in  order  to  advance  your  spiritual  goals. 
Each  of  us  trust  that  your  experience  in  the  college  will 
be  one  of  spiritual  blessing  and  development. 

We  have  seen  651  graduates  proceed  from  the  halls 
of  London  College  of  Bible  and  Missions.    These  prepared 
workers  are  already  making  a  tremendous  impact  for 

Christ  as  they  serve  throughout  the  world  in  many  nations.    Greater  numbers  of  prepared  workers  are  constantly  needed  to 
labour  in  the  harvest  fields.     The  Board  of  Governors  desire  to  see  the  work  of  our  school  significantly  strengthened  in 
order  to  provide  some  of  the  workers  which  are  needed. 

To  the  graduates  of  1967  we  desire  to  express  our  congratulations,   and  to  pray  that  the  Lord's  presence  and  power  may 
be  your  portion  in  the  days  ahead. 

Yours  in  His  Service, 


D.  M,  AUoway 
Rev.  Lambert  Baptist 
Frank  B,  Dixon 
Robert  McClintock 
William  R.   McClintock 
Duncan  D.  Findlay 
Edwin  F.  Furtney 


Dr.   W.  D.  E.    Matthews 
Rev.   Roy  W.   Lawson 
C.  A.  Pitts 
William  L.   Pollard 
A.N.   Scott 
Thomas  Young 


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Chairman,  Board  of  Governors 


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OF    BIBLE    AND    MISSIONS 

518  QUfcENS  AVbNUE,  LONDON.  CANADA 


Dear  Students  of  L.  C.  B.  M. : 

School  days  are  probably  among  the  most  important 
days  of  your  life.     In  the  halls  of  learning  you  acquire  a 
resource  of  knowledge  which  you  will  use  in  the  future 
days  of  service.    Here  also  your  attitudes  are  formed, 
and  the  patterns  of  your  conduct  established.     I  do  trust 
that  your  experiences  this  year  have  been  ones  which  will 
contribute  to  a  wonderful  future  in  the  service  of  our 
Lord. 

Graduates  are  now  standing  upon  the  threshold  of 
a  new  and  challenging  opportunity  of  active  service.     1 
trust  that  you  will  continue  to  learn  in  the  days  ahead, 

and  that  your  life  will  be  increasingly  more  like  your  Master's.     The  way  ahead  will  be  difficult,  perilous,   frustrating, 
and  discouraging,  but  you  will  find  that  His  grace  is  more  than  sufficient  for  all  of  these  experiences  that  you  will  face. 
But  then  the  way  ahead  will  also  have  its  blessings,   its  opportunities,   its  ministries,   and  its  joys,  and  these  will  be  most 
rewarding. 

Some  of  you  will  be  returning  to  the  halls  of  London  College  next  year.     1  trust  that  together  we  may  grow  in  the 
grace  and  knowledge  of  our  Lord.     We  are  living  in  very  important  days  when  the  church  of  Jesus  Christ  urgently  needs 
dedicated  and  well-trained  workers.     \v'e  do  not  want  to  give  our  Saviour  the  second  best,  but  must  seek  to  become 
through  His  enablement  the  very  best  instruments  to  be  placed  in  His  hand. 

Yours  in  Christ, 


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William  R.  Foster 

Academic  Dean  and  Acting  President 


OUR 


W.   Larry  Dickerson,   B.  A.  ,    M.  F.  A. 
Associate  Professor  of  Music 

Mr.  Dickerson  possesses  B.  A.   and  M.  F.  A.  degrees 
from  Bob  Jones  University.    He  is  responsible  for 
instruction  in  voice  and  for  the  direction  of  the  College 
Chorale.     A  son,  Kirk,  was  born  into  the  Dickerson 
family  last  October. 


Kermit  A.  Ecklebarger,  B.  A.  ,  M,  A. 
Associate  Professor  of  New  Testament 
Dean  of  Students 

Mr.   Ecklebarger  obtained  his  B.  A.   degree  from 
Wheaton  College,  and  his  M.  A.  degree  from  Wheaton 
Graduate  School.     Presently  he  is  working  on  his  doctorate 
from  Chicago  University  during  the  summer  months.     Mr. 
and  Mrs,  Ecklebarger  have  two  children,  Kae  Ann  and 
Kermit. 


Donald  A.   Leggett,   B.  A.  ,   B.  D.  ,   Th.  M.  ,   Doctorandus 
Associate  Professor  of  Old  Testament  and  Hebrew 
Director  of  Christian  Service;  Librarian 

Mr.  Leggett  received  his  B.  A.   from  Dickinson 
College,  B.  D.   from  Reformed  Episcopal  Seminary,   and 
Th,  M.  from  Westminster  Theological  Seminary.     Having 
completed  his  Doctorandus  at  the  Free  University  of 
Amsterdam,  he  is  presently  working  on  his  Doctoral 
thesis.     The  Leggetts  have  one  son,  Jonathan  and  two 
daughters,   Beth  and  Alison. 


FACULTY 


Charles  W.  Scott,  B.  R.  E.  ,   M.  A, 
Assistant  Professor  of  Christian  Education 

Mr.  Scott  received  from  Nyack  Missionary  College 
a  B.  R.  E.  degree,  and  from  New  York  University  an 
M.  A.  degree.     Mr.   and  Mrs.  Scott  have  one  teenage 
boy,   Michael. 


Ezra  B.   VVatkins,   B.  Mus. 
Lecturer  in  Music 

Mr.   Watkins  received  a  B.  Mus.   from  Houghton 
College.    He  is  presently  working  on  a  M.  Mus,  degree 
from  the  University  of  Michigan. 


William  J.   Wallace,   B.  A.  ,   M.  Ed, 
Associate  Professor  of  Missions 

Mr.  Wallace  obtained  his  B.  A,  degree  from  McMaster 
University,  and  his  M.  Ed.  degree  from  the  University 
of  Toronto,     Mr,   Wallace  is  now  studying  for  a  Master 
degree  in  Missions  from  Wheaton  Graduate  School.     The 
Wallaces  have  two  sons,  one  married  and  one  at  home. 


PART-TIME  FACULTY 


Mrs.   L.  H. 

Leggett, 

Miss  L.  Scobie, 

Mrs.   F.   Dickerson 

B.  S. 

B,  R.  E. 

M.  A. 

English 

Christian  Education 

Piano  and  Organ 

Dr.    W.  R.   Quinn, 

Rev.   R,  W.   Wilson, 

Rev.  J.    Rendle, 

Rev.   E.  H.    Mitchell 

B.  A.  ,    M.  D. 

B.  A.  ,    M.  Th. 

B.  A.  ,    M.  Th. 

B,  R.  E. 

Missionary  Medicine 

Homiletics 

Ethics 

Christian  Education 

Mrs.   G.   Gates, 

Mrs.    V.    Matthews, 

Miss  J.    McCand 

Less 

Visual  Aids 

Visual  Aids 

A.  T.  C.  M. 
Piano 

what's  the  joke" 


Not  another  picture! 


FACULTY  CASUALS 


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Where  did  I  leave  it? 


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Tenors! 


What  did  you  say? 


Miss  L.    Miller,   Secretary 


Miss  H.   Hofstetter,   Secretary  to 
the  Dean;  Miss  L.  Scobie,  Assistant 
Registrar 


Miss  M.   Howe;  Mrs.   S.   Gast, 
Office 


THE  STAFF 


Our  staff  has  served  the  school  well,   carrying 
out  many  unnoticed  tasks,  which  have  helped 
L,  C.  B.  M.   to  run  smoothly.     Thank  you,   staff,   for 
your  faithfulness  unto  the  Lord. 


Mr.  D.  German,  Business  Manager 


Mrs.    A.   Thompson,    Mr.    E.   Cassidy,   Public  Relations 


Mrs.   M.  Schnurr,   Alumni  Secretary 


Mr.  T.   DeKoning,  Cook 


Mrs.  G.  Jones,  Miss  V.  Schwass,   Mr.  T.   DeKoning,  Mr.  C.  Pettapit 
Kitchen  staff 


L.   Collard,   E.   Bridget,  J.   Fifield, 
Kitchen  help 


Miss  B.  Robeits,  Assistant  Librarian 


P.   Wclci:,   I  .    Taoma;,   F.    '.-/.IJi, 
R.   King,  Maintenance  help 


M.  McKinney,   B.  Furtney,  V. 
Dutton,  J.  Cunningham,  Library 
proctors 


B.  Eby,  G.  Carruthers,  N.  Eby, 
Dorm  cleaning  help 


Mr,  R.  Heard,  Maintenance 


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challenging,  provocative,  educational,  and  inspirational.    They  trust  that  it  is 
fulfilling  its  role  as  a  news  medium  for  the  school  family. 


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EDITORS:    C.  Congram,  J. 
Farquharson,  D.  Fama,  B.  Foster, 
D.  Pickel. 


We  trust  that  this  endeavour  is  serving  as  an  experience  for  those  who  will 
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REPORTERS;  SEATED:  B.  Foster,  J.  Farquharson. 
STANDING:  P.  Starogianie,  L.  Gates,  J,  Smits, 
C.  Kloetstra,  B.  Furtney,  C.  Grant,  L.  Fehr,  D. 
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1967 


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,^  The  Yearbook  captures  the  happiest  moments  of  your  school  life,  providing 
a  pictorial  record  for  the  futiire.    Ten  years  from  now,  when  you  may  be 
scattered  to  the  far  corners  of  the  globe,  you  will  look  through  this  book  thit 
holds  so  much  sentiment  for  you  as  v.ou  reminisce.    Moreover,  for  the  year- 
book staff,  who  must  work  hard,  conscientiously  and  continuously,  it  provides 
a  unique  lesson  In  dedication,  patience  and  journalistic  experience. 


FRONT  ROW:    F.   Romanuk,   Pres.  ;  M.   Leyenaar,  J. 
Cunningham,  Vice-pres. 

BACK  ROW:    D.   Scheel,   Treas.  ;  B.   Tooke,   T.   Baetz. 
NOT  PRESENT:    J.   Cinanni,   Sec.  ;  B.   Britton. 


STUDENT 

MISSIONS 

FELLOWSHIP 


The  Student  Missions  Fellowship,   in  keeping  with 
the  purpose  of  L.  C.  B.  M.  -  -  'world  evangelization 
through  trained  leadership'- -is  dedicated  to  informing 
students  of  world  missions,  and  involving  them  in 
missionary  endeavor  by  praying,  giving,   and  serving. 


However,  since  missions  are  next  door,  as  well  as 
across  the  sea,  students  are  encouraged  to  serve  as 
"workers  together  with  Him"  in  London  at  the  Rescue 
Mission,  Salvation  Army,   Western  University,   and  such 
other  fields  as  God  directs. 


Besides  a  regular  missions  chapel,  the  student  body 
meets  in  one  of  five  prayer  groups  to  intercede  on  be- 
half of  those  who  are  actively  engaged  in  sharing  the 
gospel  with  others. 


This  year  we  have  pledged  ourselves  to  raise  $1600, 
which  will  go  to  the  ends  of  the  earth,  that  Jesus  Christ 
might  be  made  known  in  the  hearts  of  men  everywhere. 


Kosamo  Kasonso,   '66  graduate  now  returned 
to  Zambia 


Wilson  Ewin,  Chapel  Speaker 


S.  M.F.  Prayer  meetings  each 
Tuesday 


STUDENTS' 
COUNCIL 


The  Students'  Council  acts  as  a  representative 
assembly  of  the  student  body.    It  is  made  up  of 
representatives  from  the  various  classes  along  with  an 
executive  elected  by  the  students.    The  Council  com- 
municates student  opinion  to  the  faculty,  and  directs 
student  extracurricular  activity.    An  added  feature  in 
council  this  year  is  the  Administrative  Press  Conference, 
which  is  designed  to  increase  communications  between 
faculty,  administration,  and  the  student  bodv. 


EXECUTIVE:    G.  Eason,  C.   Brenton,   S.  Males,  G. 
McCullagh. 


Steve  Males,  Vice- 
President 


Garry  Eason,  President 


FRONT  ROW:   J.   Fifield,   C.  Grant. 

BACK  ROW:    R.   Henson,   B.   Lambshead,   S.   Males 


STUDENT 
JUDICIARY 


The  student  judiciary  is  a  disciplinary  body  consist- 
ing of  the  Students'  Council  vice-president  as  chief 
justice  plus  four  other  justices  elected  by  Students' 
Council.    Its  purpose  is  to  encourage  among  the  students 
self-discipline  and  responsibility  for  abiding  by  the  rules. 
The  judiciary  reminds  offenders  that  their  actions  have 
spiritual  implications  and  penalties  are  assigned  in  order 
to  reinforce  these  facts  in  the  student's  mind. 


Ladies'  Auxiliary  monthly  meeting  in  progress 

LADIES'  AUXILIARY 


The  Ladies'  Auxiliary  is  a  group  of  faithful  and 
interested  women  who  meet  once  a  month  for  the 
purpose  of  praying  for  the  students  and  the  College 
activities. 

They  have  devised  a  prayer  partner  system  whereby 
each  member  of  the  Auxiliary  receives  a  student  to  up- 
hold in  prayer. 

Each  year  they  choose  something  that  the  College 
needs  for  their  project.  This  past  year  they  provided 
the  men's  residence  with  new  bedspreads,  an  electric 
heater  and  fluorescent  desk  lamps  for  the  study  areas. 

We  would  like  to  express  our  appreciation  to  the 
Ladies'  Auxiliary  for  their  faithfulness  in  praying  for 
and  giving  to  our  College. 


Freshmen  meet  prayer  partners 


Ladies'  Auxiliary  Reception 


M.   Schnurr,   Sec.  ;  L.   Baptist,   Pres.  ;  D.   Dakin,  Past  Prcs.  ;  S.   Black,  Treas. 


ALUMNI  ASSOCIATION 


The  Seniors,  perhaps  more  than  the  rest  of  the 
student  body,  are  aware  of  the  Alumni  Association. 
Upon  graduation  from  our  College,  their  names  will  be 
included  in  the  membership  of  the  Alumni.    One  year 
or  special  students  become  associate  alumni  members. 

The  main  purposes  of  the  Alumni  Association  are: 


a)  to  encourage  members  to  maintain  continuing 
interest  and  support  in  the  ministry  of  our  school; 

b)  to  co-operate  with  the  College  in  achieving  its 
purpose ; 

c)  to  promote  and  regulate  local  Alumni  activities 
as  well  as  support  the  global  Alumni  program; 

d)  to  continue  in  Christian  fellowship  with  each 
Alumni  member  and  create  helpful  friendships 
with  present  and  prospective  students. 


BE 


THOU 


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EXAMPLE 


IN... 


SCHOLARSHIP 


'67  AUTOGRAPHS 


PW 


CLASS  OF  '67 


But  they  that  WAIT  UPON  THE  LORD 
shall  renew  their  strength. 

Isaiah  40:31 


FRONT  ROW:    H.  Miller,  Vice-president;  J,  Fifield, 
Women's  Athletic  Rep. ;  W.  Ericsson,  Secretary. 
BACK  ROW:    R.  Henson,  Men's  Athletic  Rep, ;  B. 
Furtney,  President;  C.  DeBoer,  Treasurer. 
NOT  PRESENT:    B.   Britten,   S.  M.  F. 


CLASS  OF  '67  SPEAKS 


Entering  with  the  enthusiasm  that  is  typical  of 
Freshmen,  this  largest  class  soon  made  its  mark  on 
L.  C.  B.M.    Characterized  by  determination  and 
initiative,  the  class  has  endeavoured  to  remain  a  unit 
through  socials  and  more  important,  the  weekly  class 
prayer  meetings.    It  is  this  togetherness  which  has 
enabled  the  class  to  progress  these  four  years,  to  the 
position  of  leadership  and  responsibility  in  which  we 
now  find  ourselves. 

Our  major  responsibility  in  our  Freshman  year  was 
planning  Mayhem,   a  tribute  day  to  the  graduating  class. 
As  sophomores,   '67  had  the  privilege  of  organizing 
orientation.    The  games,  skits,  early  morning  breakfast 
and  banquet  were  means  to  set  the  spiritual  tones  for 
the  school  life  of  the  incoming  class.    This  was  the 
year  of  rollicking  class  meetings  and  frustrating  elections. 
Then  as  juniors  the  year  was  highlighted  by  the  grad 
banquet,  a  token  of  our  appreciation  to  our  big  brothers 
and  sisters  of  '66.    As  a  team,   '67  worked  toward  the 
realization  of  this  goal.    The  responsibilities  of  these 
past  three  years  prepared  us  for  our  senior  year. 


from  our  active  list.  Some  have  taken  the  step  to  go 
to  the  classes  of  '66  and  '68.  Others  have  chosen  not 
to  graduate.  There  are  those  who  are  pastors,  one 
ministering  in  Southeast  Asia,  others  are  working  full 
time  elsewhere  as  the  Lord  has  led.  To  these  we  say 
"While  you  were  here,  your  contribution  to  the  class 
did  not  go  unnoticed;  we  are  thankful  and  do  remember 
you  in  prayer". 

Now  we  are  seniors!    Retreat  and  the  following 
Spiritual  Life  Conference  set  the  spiritual  atmosphere 
for  this  final  year.    We  remember  with  special  grate- 
fulness the  three  years  with  the  Bradens  and  give  thanks 
to  the  Ecklebargers  for  taking  over  as  class  advisors. 
Many  of  us  are  married;  others  are  glad  for  single 
blessings.    We  contemplate  graduation,  the  opportunity 
to  serve  our  Lord.    Many  plans  are  indefinite,  others 
are  sure.    One  thing  is  certain- -God  will  guide  us  in 
His  time.    Anxiousness  and  fears  are  to  no  avail,  they 
who  know  the  will  of  God  are  they  who  wait  on  the 
Lord.    We  go,  we  serve,  we  follow,  we  wait--God  will 
be  glorified. 


Many  of  our  classmates  have  voluntarily  dropped 


Jo- Anne  Cinanni 
Willowdale,  Out, 
(C.  n.  B.  R.  n.) 

Jo-Anne  left  her  secretarial  work  in  Toronto  to  prepare  for  full-time 
Christian  work.    At  London  College  she  has  been  a  great  help  to  her  fellow 
students  as  a  dorm  counselor  for  two  years.    She  is  presently  associated  with 
the  Navigators,  witnessing  on  the  campus  of  Western  University.    Upon 
graduation  she  plans  to  work  full-time  with  Navigators.    Her  verse:   Proverbs 
3:5,  6. 


Joy  Campbell 
Timmins,  Ont. 
(Dip.) 

Joy  spent  four  years  in  secretarial  work  before  joining  the  L.  C.  B.  M. 
family.    Many  will  remember  her  for  her  willingness  to  listen  and  to  be  a 
confidant.    In  the  future,  she  expects  to  be  working  in  the  secretarial  field 
and  possibly  with  children  and  teenagers  in  Quebec,  following  the  completion 
of  French  language  school.    Her  verse:    Deuteronomy  10:12, 13. 


Larry  Clements 
Willowdale,   Ont. 
(Dip.) 

Following  Teachers'  College  training  and  two  years  of  teaching  in 
Toronto,   Larry  came  to  London.    He  felt  the  need  of  having  a  deeper 
knowledge  of  the  things  of  God.    Larry's  involvement  in  school  life  is 
evidenced  by  his  part  in  the  choir,  and  also  his  role  as  editor  of  this 
Ambassador  yearbook.    He  plans  on  serving  the  Lord  as  a  teacher  of 
missionary  children.    His  verse:    Psalm  138:8. 


Joanie  joined  the  class  four  years  ago  from  New  Hampshire,  U.S.A.    She 
lias  given  leadership  to  the  athletic  program,  serving  as  Women's  Athletic 
Representative  on  Students'  Council  for  a  year,  as  well  as  participating  on 
school  teams.    Because  of  her  interest  in  children,  and  her  summers'  work 
with  Child  Evangelism  Fellowship,  Joanie  is  considering  full-time  children's 
work.    Her  verse:   II  Corinthians  2:14. 


Joan  Fifield 
Rochester,  N.H. 
(C.  E.   B.  R.E.) 


Carl  DeBoer 
London,  Ont. 
(C.  E.  B.  Th.) 


Carl  was  born  in  Leeuwarden,  Holland,    His  studies  at  L.  C.  B.  M.  are  a 
continuation  of  Bible  training  which  he  began  at  Prairie  Bible  Institute. 
Next  year  Carl  plans  to  continue  his  education.    He  and  his  wife  have  their 
eyes  fixed  on  India  as  a  mission  field.    His  verse;    Ephesians  6:6,  7, 


Walter  is  from  Toronto  and  came  to  L.  C.  B.  M.  upon  graduating  from  high 
school  at  Briercresi.    While  at  school  he  has  been  a  member  of  the  choir, 
prayer  group  leader  and  S.  M.  F.  president.    His  future  occupation  is  not 
definite  but  his  tentative  plans  are  to  study  in  the  field  of  Psychology.    This 
he  plans  to  use  as  an  aid  in  a  pastoral  ministry.    His  verse:   Psalm  55:22. 


Walter  Gawa 
London,   Ont. 
(P.   B.  Th.) 


Garry  Eason 
Norland,  Ont. 
(C,  E.   B.R.E.) 


Garry  became  a  Christian  just  over  one  year  prior  to  coming  to  L.C.  B.M. 
from  Norland,  Ontario,    During  his  four  years  he  has  shown  much  maturity  in 
his  Christian  walk,  particularly  as  Students'  Council  president  this  year.    He 
has  blessed  us  with  his  singing  ability  through  a  quartet,  choir  and  duet. 
Garry  plans  to  take  further  studies  in  the  field  of  Christian  Education.    His 
verse:    Romans  10:9. 


During  his  three  years  here.  Bob  has  been  actively  involved  in  school 
functions.    He  has  served  in  the  choir,  on  the  Ambassador  staff,  as  a  library 
proctor  and  as  class  athletic  representative  during  his  junior  year.    This  year 
he  is  our  able  class  president.    Future  plans  call  for  a  business  administration 
degree  at  Waterloo  Lutheran  University,   followed  by  Christian  service, 
possibly  on  the  mission  field.    His  verse:    II  Timothy  2:24-26. 


Bob  Furtney 
London,  Ont. 
(C.  E.  B.R.  E.) 


Lois  Collard 
Port  Elgin,  Ont. 
(C.  E.  B.Th.) 

Lois  came  to  us  from  Port  Elgin,  Ontario.    Her  cheerful  spirit  and  hard 
work  have  won  her  many  friends  at  L.  C.  B.  M.    Through  the  Missionary  and 
Spiritual  Life  conferences  which  she  has  attended  while  here,  her  walk  with 
the  Lord  has  been  strengthened.    Upon  graduation  she  anticipates  the  mission 
field.    Her  verse:   Psalm  37:5. 


It  is  for  her  musical  talent  that  Sharon  is  best  known  at  L.  C.  B.M.    She 
has  distinguished  herself  as  a  member  of  the  mixed  quartet  and  the  choir,  and 
as  pianist.    Presently  she  is  kept  busy  accompanying  her  husband,  Dave,  in 
their  music  ministry.    They  are  looking  forward  to  continuing  to  serve  the 
Lord  through  music.    Her  verse:    Hebrews  11:6. 


Sharon  Cast 

London,  Ont. 

(Dip.) 


X'erona  Dutton 
Paris,  Ont. 

(C.E.   B.  R.E.) 


After  working  as  a  medical  record  librarian  in  Trenton,  Verona,  whose 
home  is  in  Paris,  began  her  studies  at  London  College.    Besides  pursuing 
diligently  her  course  in  Christian  Education,  she  offered  her  services  on  both 
the  Ambassador  and  Chronicle  staffs  and  gave  leadership  in  planning  the 
graduation  banquet  of  1966.    Her  verse:    Psalm  37:4. 


Lyn  worked  four  years  as  a  secretary  in  Islington,  Ontario  and  attended 
Hilltop  Chapel  in  Weston.    Two  years  of  her  General  Bible  diploma  were 
taken  at  London  with  third  year  credits  from  Toronto  Bible  College.    Lyn  and 
her  husband  now  live  in  Oshawa  and  serve  in  youth  work  at  Faith  Baptist 
Church,   Whitby.    Her  verse;   Philippians  3:10. 


Loralyn  Lorch 

Oshawa,   Ont. 

(Dip.) 


Carolyn  Grant 
Hamilton,  Ont. 
(Dip.) 


Carolyn  graduated  as  a  Registered  Nurse  from  Hamilton  General  Hospital 
in  her  home  town.    Along  with  her  studies  at  London  she  is  working  at  the 
London  Women's  Rescue  Mission,    Upon  graduation  she  is  interested  in 
continuing  nursing  and  Women's  Rescue  Mission  work  either  in  Canada  or  on 
the  foreign  field.    Her  verse:    Matthew  6:33. 


Born  here  in  London,  Steve  has  attended  Dundas  Baptist  Church  where  he 
is  organist  and  a  department  superintendent.    He  has  been  president  and  vice- 
president  of  his  class,  and  is  presently  vice-president  of  Students'  Council. 
Planning  to  go  to  Waterloo  Lutheran  University  for  a  general  B.  A. ,  he 
anticipates  serving  God  as  a  missionary.    His  verse:   Philippians  3:10. 


Steve  Males 
London,  Ont. 
(P.  B.  Th.) 


Ron  Henson 
London,  Ont. 
(P.  B.Th.) 


Ron  Henson  comes  from  Ophir,  Ontario  which  lies  near  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
At  L.  C.B.  M.  he  has  been  Men's  Athletic  Representative,  a  member  of  the 
choir,  and  an  enthusiastic  contributor  to  the  school's  hockey  team.    In  the 
future  Ron  anticipates  doing  full  time  Christian  work.    His  verse:    I 
Corinthians  10:13. 


Jan  came  to  Canada  from  Holland  in  1955.    It  was  following  a  Billy 
Graham  meeting  that  Christ  became  his  Saviour  and  he  subsequently  graduated 
from  a  western  Bible  school.    Now,  after  three  years  at  L.  C.B.  M,  he  is 
anticipating  a  pastorate.    His  verse:   Psalm  86:11. 


Jan  Meenink 
Vorden,  Holland 
(P.  B.R.E.) 


Helen  Miller 
Ottawa,  Ont. 

(C.  E.  Mus,  B.R.E.) 


Helen  came  from  Ottawa  to  L.  C.  B.  M.  directly  from  high  school.    She 
has  served  on  Students'  Council,  in  the  Chorale,  on  the  yearbook  staff  and  as 
vice-president  of  her  class.    Her  consistent  testimony  and  desire  to  be  more 
Christ-like  has  been  a  blessing  to  each  one  of  us.    Helen's  future  plans  are 
marriage  and  teachers'  college.    Her  verse:   Jude  24,25. 


Syd  Page,  a  native  of  London,  presently  lives  at  Vershoyle.    He  has 
been  very  active  in  school  functions,  especially  the  yearbook,  as  Ambassador 
photographer  for  three  years.    On  graduation  he  will  take  further  studies  at 
Waterloo  Lutheran  University  for  his  B.  A.  degree.    His  verse:    II  Timothy 
2:15. 


Syd  Page 
Ingersoll,   Ont. 
(P.  B.Th.) 


Ron  Schindel 
London,  Ont. 
(P.  B.Th.) 


Ron  was  born  in  St.  Catharines  and  came  to  London  following  his  high 
school  training.    After  his  second  year  of  school  here  he  married  June  Thomas. 
In  the  future  he  and  his  wife,  with  their  little  one,  Ruth  Melody,  desire  to  be 
God's  servants  in  the  place  of  His  choice.    His  verse:   Psalm  89:1. 


Dave  Taylor 
London,   Ont, 
(P.   B.Th.) 

David  was  born  and  raised  in  a  Christian  home  just  north  of  Toronto,    It 
was  during  his  first  year  of  secular  employment  following  high  school  that  he 
received  God's  call  to  full-time  Christian  service.    On  completion  of  his 
studies  at  L.  C.  B.  M. ,   David  and  his  wife  Ruth  will  be  seeking  God's  place  of 
service  for  them.    His  verse:    II  Timothy  1:9. 


Ron  Unruh 
St.  Catharines 
(Dip.) 

Ron  came  to  London  from  St.  Catharines.     While  here  he  has  served 
the  Lord  as  a  member  of  the  College  choir  and  Gospel  Teams  as  well  as 
class  president  last  year.    Ron  plans  to  continue  further  studies  at  L.  C.  B.  M. 
His  verse:   Philippians  3:12. 


Jon  Vaughan 
London,  Ont. 
(P.  B.Th.) 

Jon,  from  Norland,  Ontario,  left  teaching  to  attend  L.  C.B.  M.    He  will 
be  remembered  as  Big  Brother  to  the  class  of  '68.    His  immediate  plans  are 
to  return  to  teaching  and  to  complete  his  B.A.  studies.    His  wife  Ann  and 
he  have  a  long  range  goal  of  going  to  Quebec  where  Jon  will  teach  high 
school.    His  verse:    Matthew  6:33. 


Lorry  Webster 
London,  Ont, 
(C.  E.   B.  R.  n.) 

Shortly  after  becoming  a  Christian  Lorry  came  to  the  College  from  her 
home  in  Scarborough  where  she  had  been  working  at  Bell  Telephone.    Here 
she  participated  in  the  choir,  sports  and  on  her  class  executive.    After 
graduation  she  plans  to  be  a  homemaker  and  an  effective  Christian  Education 
worker.    Her  verse:   I  Timothv  4:16, 


Alan  Webster,  B.A. 
London,  Ont. 

(Pre-Sem.  B.Th.) 

Alan  came  to  London  from  Chatham.    After  three  years  here  he  left  to 
complete  his  B.A.  studies  at  Waterloo  Lutheran  University.    This  year,  back 
at  L.  C.  B.  M. ,  he  has  been  preparing  for  further  studies  at  Knox  Theological 
Seminary  in  Toronto.    Alan  is  looking  to  a  future  of  service  with  the 
Presbyterian  Church  as  a  minister.    His  verse:    Galatians  1:11, 12. 


Betty  Wicks 
Peterborough,  Ont. 
(C.E.  Mus.  B.R.E.) 

The  Lord  called  Beny  from  school  teaching  near  her  home  in  Peterborough 
to  London  College.    Along  with  her  studies  here  she  has  been  preparing  for 
Christian  service  through  summer  ministries  with  Child  Evangelism  Fellow- 
ship and  a  gospel  team  from  Trinity  College.    Her  future  plans  include 
marriage  in  August  and  eventually  the  mission  field.    Her  verse:   Psalm 
32:8. 


'eS  AUTOGRAPHS 


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CLASS  OF  'es 


LOOKING  UNTO  JESUS  the  author  and 
finisher  of  our  faith. 

Hebrews  12:2 


FRONT  ROW:    F.   Warman,  Secretary;  L.  Gates, 

Treasurer, 

BACK  ROW:    G.  Garter,  Men's  Athletic  Rep, ;  D.  Cast, 

Vice-president;  G,  Gongram,  President;  T,  Baetz, 

S.M.F, 

NOT  PRESENT:    Faye  Nutt,   Women's  Athletic  Rep, 


CLASS  OF  'eS  SPEAKS 


Even  though  the  cry  of"   '68  is  really  great"  did  not 
come  into  vogue  until  this  past  year,  the  class  as  such 
has  undoubtedly  felt  this  distinction  right  from  the 
beginning.    For  several  of  our  present  class,  orientation 
came  in  the  fall  of  1963  when  they  were  part  of  the 
combined  class  of  1967-68. 

The  next  year  our  ranks  swelled  with  the  incoming 
freshman  class,  and  we  became  a  distinct  entity- -the 
class  of  1968.    Many  of  us  who  were  freshmen  that  year 
will  remember  our  orientation  with  "  Big  Sister"  Bert 
Fryers  and  "Big  Brother"  Jon  Vaughan  who  gave  us  our 
class  verse:    "Looking  unto  Jesus. "    (Hebrews  12:1). 
With  mostly  freshmen,  our  class  was  not  outstanding  in 
student  competition--in  fact,  we  lost  Harmony  Hassel 
that  year. 

But  we  certainly  made  up  for  this  during  the  next 


year  1965-66,  when  our  numbers  increased  once  again 
to  38.    The  winning  of  Harmony  Hassel  in  this  year 
helped  to  draw  us  closer  together  and  to  put  "a  feather 
in  our  cap. "    We  were  even  more  closely  knit  together 
as  we  had  several  class  socials  and  worked  with  the  men 
at  the  Rescue  Mission.    We  were  really  conscious  of  the 
Lord's  leading  in  our  work  at  the  Mission  and  trust  that 
He  used  us  to  reach  these  men. 

In  this  our  Junior  year,  1966-67,  we  are  experiencing 
a  closer  spiritual  fellowship  with  others  of  our  class--at 
class  socials  as  well  as  at  prayer  meetings.    Our  prayer, 
in  this  our  year  of  preparation  for  graduation,  is  that  we 
may  not  strive  for  self-glory  as  the  "really  great"  class, 
but  that  each  member  of  our  class  may  continually  bring 
glory  to  our  Lord  by  looking  unto  Him  for  His  every 
sufficiency. 


Elliston  Bridger 
Campbellton,  Nfld, 
(Hip.) 


Rodney  Bartlett 
Barrie,  Ont, 
(Dip.) 


Allan  Blakney 

London,  Ont. 

(B.  Th.) 


Nancy  Browett 
London,  Ont. 
(B.  R.  E.) 


Mr.  Wallace  !  ! 


Helen  Buder 
London,  Ont. 
(B.S.M.) 


Trevor  Baetz 

London,  Ont. 

CB.  Th. ) 


Carolyn  Brenton 

Corby ville,  Ont. 

(B.R.E.) 


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Bob  Cartwright 

Lenore  Gates 

Charles  Congram 

Jim  Cunningham 

London,  Ont, 

Forest,   Ont, 

Wingham,  Ont. 

Toronto,   Ont. 

(B,  Th.) 

(B.R.E.) 

CB.R.E.) 

(B,  R.E.) 

Christine  Langlois 
Pointe  Claire,  P.Q. 
(B,  S.M.) 


is  really  great  !" 


Bruce  Lambshead 

Lynda  Isaac 

Michael  Johnson 

Bob  Luck- Baker 

Burlington,  Ont. 

London,  Ont. 

London,   Ont. 

Windsor,  Ont. 

(B.Th.) 

(Dip.) 

(B.Th.) 

(Dip.) 

Roberta  Nicol 

Faye  Nutt 

Tom  Miller 

Bonnie  Schultz 

Saint  John,  N.B. 

St,  Mary's, 

Ont, 

London,  Ont. 

Beaurepaire,  P.Q 

(B.R.E.) 

(B.  R.  E. 

) 

(B.R.n.) 

(B.Th.) 

Patrick  Thomas 
West  Indies 
(Dip.) 


Lungpower  Unlimited 


Don  Pickel 

Fred  Romanuk 

Faith  Warman 

Mary  Weppler 

Moncton,  N.B. 

Oshawa,  Ont. 

Willowdale,  Ont. 

Toronto,  Ont. 

(B.Th.) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.  R.  E. ) 

pip.) 

'69  AUTOGRAPHS 


CLASS  OF  '69 


As  ye  have  therefore  received  Christ 

Jesus  the  Lord,  so  WALK  YE  IN  HIM. 

Colossians  2:6 


FRONT  ROW:    K.    Kclley,   Treasurer;  B.   Kuehl, 
Secretary;  D.  Hamilton,   Women's  Athletic  Rep. 
BACK  ROW:    D.  Sales,  Men's  Athletic  Rep. ;  H.  Shantz, 
Vice-president;  L.  Johnson,  President. 
NOT  PRESENT:    M.   Levenaar,   S,  M.  F. 


CLASS  OF  '69  SPEAKS 


In  Colossians  2:6,   we  find  these  words:    "As  ye  have 
therefore  received  Christ  Jesus  the  Lord,  so  walk  ye  in 
Him."    It  is  these  last  four  words,   "Walk  ye  in  Him" 
to  which  the  class  of  '69  is  cleaving  as  a  motto  during 
these  beginning  days  of  preparation  for  His  service  at 
London  College. 

For  this  theme  and  the  reality  of  it  in  our  daily 
experiences,  we  thank  our  Big  Brothers  and  Big  Sisters 
and  the  class  of  '68.     We  praise  God  for  them  and  the 
influence  and  testimony  they  have  been  to  our  own  lives. 
For  Orientation  1965  and  for  the  way  they  made  us  feel 
an  essential  part  of  the  College  family,  we  would  also 


give  them  thanks. 

Realizing  what  had  been  done  for  us,  we  set  our 
aims  high  in  planning  and  preparing  this  year's  Orienta- 
tion under  the  Lord's  direction.    How  thrilled  and  blessed 
we  were  in  seeing  and  welcoming  to  our  campus  fifty- 
one  freshmen  whom  the  Lord  had  led  to  L.  C.  B.  M.  to 
train  with  us. 

Even  as  this  year  is  drawing  to  a  close,  we  still 
repeat  with  a  deep  sense  of  love  and  responsibility  to 
the  year's  freshmen, 

"Welcome  to  London  College.  " 


Cornelius  Amels 
London,  Ont. 
Pip.) 


Wayne  Black 

John  Booker 

Gary  Carruthers 

Toronto,  Ont. 

London,  Ont. 

Windsor,  Ont. 

(B.  Th.) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.R.E.) 

Don  Fama 

Nancy  Eby 

London,  Ont. 

Waterloo,  Ont 

(B.R.E.) 

(B.  S.  M. ) 

Doug  Grant 

Dorothy  Hamilton 

London,  Ont. 

Fruitland,  Ont. 

(B.R.E.) 

(B.R.E.) 

A  favourite  pastime 


June  Hewson 

Valerie  Hunter 

Lance  Johnson 

Kathryn  Kelley 

Kingston,  Ont, 

Nashwaaksis,  N.  B. 

Brantford,   Ont. 

Paris,  Ont. 

(B.R.E.) 

(B.  S.  M.) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.  R.E.) 

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A  familiar  scene  .  . 


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Mervyn  McKinney 
Teeswater,   Ont. 
(B.Th.) 


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Beverley  Kuehl 

Charles  Kloetstra 

Richard  Lambert 

Maryke  Leyenaar 

Kitchener,  Ont. 

Stevensville,  Ont. 

London,  Ont. 

Winchester  Springs 

(Dip.) 

(Dip.) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.R.E.) 

George  McCullagh 
Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 
(B.  R.  E. ) 


Lawrence  Meade 

Clarence  Martin 

Wallace,  N.  S. 

Parkhill,  Ont, 

(B.Th.) 

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Lynne  Rankine 

Shirley  Pettus 

Ellen  Robarge 

Gordon  Ryder 

Preston,  Ont. 

Port  Stanley,   Ont. 

Lockport,  N.Y, 

Petitcodiac,  N 

(B.R.E.) 

(Dip.) 

(Dip.) 

pip.) 

Jannie  Smits 
Kitchener,  Ont. 
(Dip.) 


Dave  Sales 
Mount  Elgin,  Ont. 
(Dip.) 


Donald  Scheel 

Bruce  Scott 

Doreen  Schuman 

Kitchener,  Ont. 

Innerkip,   Ont. 

Windsor,   Ont. 

(B.Th.) 

(B.R.E.) 

(Dip.) 

Harold  Shantz 

Baden,  Ont. 

(Dip.) 


John  Weiler 
Hanover,  Ont. 
(B.Th.) 


A  friendship  corner. 


Philip  Welch 

Pat  Starogianie 

Marlene  White 

Virginia  Somerville 

Westport,  N.  S. 

London,  Ont. 

Courtland,  Ont. 

Hamilton,  Ont, 

(B.  Th. ) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.S.  M.) 

(B.Th.) 

70  AUTOGRAPHS 


CLASS  OF  70 


TRUST  IN  THE  LORD  with  all  thine  heart;  and 
lean  not  unto  thine  own  understanding. 

Proverbs  3:5 


IRONl    ROW:    L.   Cunningham,   Secretary;  M,   Ormiston, 

Women's  Athletic  Rep. 

BACK  ROW:    Ron  Girt,  Treasurer;  B.  Tooke,  S.  M.  F.  ;  R,  King, 

Vice-President;  L.  Barber,   Men's  Athletic  Rep.  ;  B.  Bonikowsky, 

President. 


CLASS  OF  '70  SPEAKS 


On  September  6,   1966,  fifty-one  hesitant,  trembling 
souls  set  foot  on  the  hallowed  campus  of  L.  C.  B.  M. 
What  a  day  of  joy  and  trepidation!    You  see,  these  were 
no  ordinary  folk.    They  were  freshmen --poor,   innocent 
"babes"  thrust  into  a  hostile  environment  of  sophomores, 
juniors,   and  (shudder)  seniors. 

So  it  may  have  seemed --until  that  first  evening.     At 
7:00  p.  m.  the  fun  and  festivities  of  orientation  week 
were  set  in  motion.    I  am  sure  we  all  remember  that 
"get-acquainted"  evening.     What  a  beginning!    But  it 
was  only  the  beginning.     "Freshies"  began  to  forget 
themselves  in  trying  to  remember  where  they  were 
supposed  to  be  when. 

There  were  serious  times  too,  times  when  we  met 
with  the  One  who  led  us  here,  times  when  we  took 
inventory  of  our  spiritual  lives,   and  times  when  our 
purpose  here  was  brought  to  remembrance. 


In  the  fourth  week  an  election  was  held,   an  executive 
chosen,   and  a  new  life  came  into  being- -the  Class  of 
'70! !    Of  those  fifty-one  freshmen,  thirty -four  were 
destined  to  have  the  honour  of  membership.     At  least  we 
hope  it  will  be  an  honour.     We  would  like  to  become 
known  as  "the  class  in  the  heart  of  the  campus,  with  the 
campus  on  its  heart.  " 

We  commend  this  year's  sophomore  class  for  their 
highly  successful  orientation  program.    Such  a  welcome 
to  a  new  environment  means  a  lot!    We,  the  Class  of 
'70,   will  strive  to  live  the  motto  they  gave  us--"Trust 
in  the  Lord"--as  we  look  forward  to  good  times  together 
and  to  the  planning  of  orientation  and  banquet  for  next 
year's  freshmen. 

Once  again,  a  hearty  thanks  to  all  at  L.  C.  B,  M,  who 
contributed  in  any  way  to  our  happiness  in  this  new  family. 
May  we,  the  Class  of  '70,  keep  up  the  Christian  tradition. 


Laurie  Barber 
Burlington,  Ont. 
(B.  Th, ) 


Bette  Eby 
Waterloo,  Ont. 
(B,  S.  M. ) 


Bill  Bonikowsky 
Guelph,  Ont, 
(B.  R.  E. ) 


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Larry  Fehr 
Fort  St,  John,   B.C. 
(B.  S.  M. ) 


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Ann  Hook 
Woodstock,  Ont. 
(B.Th. ) 


Virginia  Chavez 

Tampa,  Florida 

(B.  R.  E. ) 


David  Dobson 
Woodbridge,  Ont. 
(B.  R.  E. ) 


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Ron  Girt 

Roland  King 

Susan  N4cLeod 

Ian  McAlpine 

Kitchener,  Ont. 

Niagara -on -the -Lake, 

Ont. 

London,  Ont. 

Burlington.  Ont. 

(B.R,E.) 

(B.  R,  E.  ) 

(B.  R.  E.  ) 

(B.  Th. ) 

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Ewald  Pointner 

Sudbury,   Ont, 

(B.  R.  E.  ) 


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Gordon  Nelson 

Harry  Oden 

Marilyn  Ormiston 

Krysia  Paziewski 

Ottawa,  Ont, 

Pincourt,  Quebec 

Weston,  Ont. 

Sudbury,  Ont. 

(B.  R.E.) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.R.E.) 

(B.Th.) 

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Sharon  Pedrick 
Pedricktown,  N.J. 
(B.R.E.) 

Paul  Percy 
Scarborough,   Ont, 
(B.  R.  E,  ) 

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Brian  Seeley 
Lambeth,  Ont. 
(B.  R.  E.  ) 


Gary  Webb 

Bob  Tooke 

Norm  Trimble 

Marlene  Wood 

Kitchener,  Ont. 

Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 

Weston,   Ont. 

London,  Ont. 

(B.Th.) 

(B.Th.) 

(B.  R.E. ) 

(B.  S,  M, ) 

ONE  YEAR  STUDENTS 


Judy  Armstrong 
London,   Ont. 


Cheryl  Briscall 
Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 


Carolyn  Cunningham 
Toronto,  Ont. 


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Norman  McKinney 
Teeswater,  Ont. 


A  course  of  study  may  include  biblical  and  practical 
studies  in  accordance  with  the  interests  and  needs  of 
the  applicants.     These  courses  are  designed  for  graduates 
in  other  professions,  e.  g.  nursing  and  teaching,  or  for 
those  who  desire  some  biblical  studies  before  enrolling 
in  other  schools. 


Rita  Kotrus 
Beamsville,  Ont 


Carol  Tiessen 
Beamsville,  Ont. 


Marie  Warner 
Kingston,  Ont. 


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Hamilton,  Ont. 


Pauline  Welch 
Wallaceburg,  Ont. 


SPECIAL  STUDENTS 


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Arden  Gray  (B,  Th.  ) 
Decatur,  Illinois 
Non-resident  '67 
graduate 


Gary  Andres 

Port  Huron,   Michigan 


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Wendy  Ericsson 
Willowdale,   Ont. 


Jan  Farquharson 
Thornhill,   Ont. 


Bob  Britton 
Weston,   Ont. 


PART-TIME  STUDENTS 


Ruth  Taylor 
London,  Ont. 


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Fred  Elliott 
London,   Ont, 


Margaret  Holmes 
Meaford,  Ont. 


Frances  Isaac 
London,  Ont. 


Richard  Quiring,   B.  Th. 
London,  Ontario 


Donald  Vair 
Toronto,  Ont. 


COURSES 


OPPORTUNITIES 


Pastoral  Studies 


Pre-ScrmiKir\ 


Christian  Education 


Bachelor 

of 
Theology 


Pastoral  work  in  a  local  churcf 


Further  studv  in  a  seniinar\ 


General  ministry  on  foreiijn  field 


Director  of  Christian  Education 


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General  ministry  as  a  Pastor 

Pastoral  Studies 

years  ^ 

Bachelor 

of 
Religious 
Education 

Missionary  service  overseas 

Missions 

C.  E.  work  among  children  or  in  Church 

Christian  Education 

General  musical  ministry  in  local 
churches  as  Pastor,    worker  in  C.  E.  ,   or 
missionary 

Music 

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Sacred  Music 
Major 

Bachelor 

of 
Sacred 
Music 

> 

Directors  of  Music 

Choir  Directors 

Soloists,  Accompanists, 
Church  organists  or  pianists 

V 

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years  ^ 

Biblical 
Studies 

V 

Diploma 

> 

Xone  specialized  training  for  lay 
and  witness  in  local  churches 

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OUR  CERTIFICATION  OF  QUALITY 

London  College  has  been  a  member  of  the  Accrediting 
Association  of  Bible  Colleges  since  1959.  This  accredi- 
tation means  that  standards  of  education  at  London  Col  - 
lege  are  recognized  by  this  Association  to  be  of  college 
level. 


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FELLOWSHIP 


ORIENTATION 


Quick,   what's  her  name? 


For  all,   the  first  week  of  college  was  spent  in 
getting  acquainted  with  each  other,  but  for  the  freshmen, 
it  was  also  a  time  of  adjusting  to  new  friends,  new 
surroundings  and  of  course,  tests. 


Tuesday,  September  6,  the  day  of  arrival  at 
L.  C.  B.  M.  was  full  of  much  activity.    Upperclassmen 
renewed  old  friendships  of  the  past  year  as  well  as 
welcomed  the  new  students  to  the  campus. 

Wednesday,  September  7  and  Thursday,  September 
8  were  registration  days  for  the  upperclassmen  and 
freshmen  respectively. 


Welcome 


Tour  of  London 


Getting  acquainted  picnic 


Big  and  Little  Brother  in  the  Word 


Strike  one! 


Whv  do  we  have  that  rule? 


Two  highlights  of  this  week  were  the  picnic  at  Springbank  Park  and 
the  Orientation  Banquet  at  Rowntree  Memorial  United  Church, 

Friday,  September  16  was  Faculty  Reception  night  at  our  College. 
The  evening  was  casual  and  exciting  as  the  students  met  the  staff  and 
faculty  over  light  conversation  and  delightful  refreshments.  This  was 
also  a  get- acquainted  social  time  for  big  brothers  and  big  sisters. 


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Testimony 


Banquet  preparations 


Orientation  over 


Reception  line 


SENIOR  RETREAT 


Retreat  speaker 


Spiritual  food 


On  Thursday  afternoon,   September  22,  amid  a 
torrential  downpour,  several  carloads  of  senior  students 
left  the  school  and  emerged  with  mud- covered  vehicles 
at  Chesley  Lake--this  year's  destination  for  Senior 
retreat. 

However,   as  the  unfortunate  weather  did  not 
persist,  only  Friday  afternoon's  hike  was  cancelled.    All 
the  other  activities  went  ahead  smoothly  on  schedule. 
All  joined  in,  in  testing  their  various  abilities.     Dr.  and 
Mrs.  Foster  tried  out  their  golf  skills.    The  "couples" 
baseball  game  on  Saturday  was  really  exciting. 

On  Saturday  afternoon  the  group  took  time  to  visit 
the  nuclear  power  station  at  Douglas  Point.    In  general, 
it  was  a  very  profitable  and  educational  afternoon. 


Physical  food 


Maureen  Foster 


Drink  up,  Jon 


Sleeping  Beauty 


Pause  that  refreshes 


What  a  catch! 


What  a  hit! 


The  class  motto,  "Wait  on  the  Lord"  became  very 
meaningful  during  this  time  of  fellowship;  Dr.  Foster 
presented  three  searching  messages  based  on  the  class 
theme:     WAIT  -     "Paradox  of  Delay" 

ON  -     "Posture  of  Faith" 

THE  LORD  -     "Person  of  our  i^xpectation" 

Our  weekend  came  to  a  climax  on  Saturday  evening 
with  a  testimony  time- -a  time  most  precious  to  the 
seniors  because  at  this  time  they  shared  some  of  the 
most  memorable  experiences  they  have  had  since 
entering  L.  C.  B.  M. 


Wait  on  the  Lord 


Talented  Ron 


ALUMNI  FLASHBACK 


CLASS  OF  '39 


CLASS  OF  '41 


CLASS  OF  '40 


Carrie  B.   Bartlett 
Marjorie  Holborn  Beck 
Rev.  A.  P.  Rainey 
Rev.  W.  Russell  Robinson 
Evelyn  Hunt  Simpson 
Ellen  McKay  Trimmer 
Alfred  Willis 
Olive  Young 


Helen  Draper 

Grace  Pearce 

Blossom  Wright  Thompson 

Harry  Twine 

Rev.   Fred  Wakeling 


Rev.  and  Mrs.  A.  P.  Rainey,   Woodstock 


M,  Randall,  D.   Walker, 
M.  Holborn 


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William  Bartlett 
Rev.  Ray  Beck 
Rev.  Albert  Fairbrother 
Mrs.  Anna  Fairbrother 
Rev.  George  Hunt 
Burleigh  Jackson 
Lottie  Braby  Johnson 
Margaret  Randall 
Alvin  Simpson 
Dorothea  Walker 


Senior  Skip,   May  1940 


Graduating  Class  of  1940 

FRONT  ROW:    L.   Braby,   D.   Walker,   M.   Randall. 
BACK  ROW:    B.  Jackson,   G.  Hunt,    W.   Bartlett,   R. 
Beck,  A.  Simpson. 


Honoured  Guests  at  Alumni  Homecoming 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  A,  P.  Rainey  '39,  Mrs.  Olive  Young  '39, 
Miss  Carrie  Bartlett  '39,   Miss  M,  Randall  '40 


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HOMECOMING 


Informal  fellowship 


Banquet  Speaker 


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Meeting  old  friends 


Making  new  ones 


Registration 


Alumni  Banquet 


QUAD  OLYMPICS 


Our  Hillbillies 


Victory 


Food  Break 


On  November  5,  L.  C.  B,  M.  along 
with  Toronto  Bible  College,  Central 
Baptist  Seminary  and  Emmanuel  Bible 
College  met  at  Guelph  Collegiate  for 
the  annual  Quad  Olympics  Night. 

Each  school  entered  a  basketball 
and  volleyball  team  for  the  men  and 
a  volleyball  team  for  the  ladies.  This 
year,  after  the  round-robin  was  com- 
pleted in  all  the  sports,  L.  C.B.  M.  was 
again  on  top  to  retain  the  trophy  for 
the  fourth  straight  year. 

To  close  the  evening  off,  after 
a  time  of  fellowship  at  supper,   each 
school  provided  a  skit  followed  by  a 
short  devotional. 


Frontier  Mortician 


What's  so  interesting 


GENERAL  RECITAL 


The  Prophet  Bird 


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Sonata  in  D  Minor 
Vittoria,  Mio  Core 


Sonata  in  A  Flat  Major 
Rhapsody  in  G  Minor 


Ecconssaises 
The  Bells  of  San  Marie 


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Last  year  a  record  crowd  of  over  1300  filled  H.  B.  Beal  Secondary  School  to  hear  the  L.  C.  B.  M.  Christmas  concert 
presented  by  the  College  Chorale, 


CHRISTMAS  CONCERT 


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Mr.  Warren  Adams,  Director 


CHORALE  RECORD 


Altos  and  Tenors 


Our  record  "A  Ministry  of  Sacred  Song"  sung  by  the 
1965-66  Chorale,  became  a  reality  on  Thursday, 
February  10th  in  First  Baptist  Church,  London,   Ontario, 
This  achievement,  the  school's  first  record,  was 
spearheaded  by  Mr.  Warren  Adams,  our  former  Director 
of  Music  who  directed  the  production  and  an  interested 
friend  who  gave  an  initial  financial  gift.    Over  1600 
have  already  been  sold.    Further  copies  are  still  available 
from  the  school. 


Records  being  mailed  out 


Sopranos  and  Basses 


VOLLEYBALL 


BASKETBALL 


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FRONT  ROW:    D.  Sales,  G,  Carter,   B.  Bonikowsky. 
BACK  ROW:    B.  Tooke,  D.  Scheel,  R.  Bartlett. 


FRONT  ROW:   B.  Cartwright,  J.  Weiler,  D. 

Dobson. 

BACK  ROW:    B.   Bonikowsky,   L.   Barber,   D. 

Leggett. 

ABSENT:    B,   Luck- Baker,   P,  Percy,   G. 

Carruthers. 


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FRONT  ROW:    G.   Ryder,   D.    Dobson,   L,  Johnson,   H,   Sliautz,   G.   McCullagh, 

R.  Girt. 

MIDDLE  ROW:    L,  Clements,   D,  Sales,  N.  McKinney,  C,   Kloetstra,   B.  Buder, 

D,   Wilson. 

BACK  ROW:    D.  Scheel,   K,  Henson,   B.  Bonikowsky,   B.  Tooke,  G.  Carruthers, 

L.  Barber. 


The  past  two  years  L.  C.  B.  M.  has 
had  a  team  in  the  London  Industrial  B 
League.    Last  year  "The  Ambassadors", 
our  school  team,  won  their  division 
with  an  almost  perfect  record  of  wins 
except  one  tie.    They  lost  out  in  the 
Industrial  B  League  finals  3  games  to  1. 
By  using  the  famous  "hockey  per"  many 
students  supported  each  game  especial])' 
in  the  finals. 


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Last  year  the  trophy  for  the  best  presentation  of  a 
secular  and  sacred  number  was  won  by  the  Class  of  '68. 
The  class  was  conducted  by  Bruce  Lambshead  and 
accompanied  by  Helen  Buder.    A  medley  of  four  pieces 
from  "The  Sound  of  Music"  was  the  secular  number 
chosen  for  last  year.    This  year  a  selection  of  numbers 
were  chosen  from  "The  King  and  I. " 


My  Favourite  Things 


Onstage!    NOW? 


A  busy  night  for  the  judges 


I  know  who  that  is ! 


COLLEGE  FOR  A  DAY 


Coffee  Break 


What  do  thev  do  here? 


Each  Easter  holidays  the  doors  of  L.  C,  B.  M.  open 
wide  for  two  days  for  all  interested  students  to  attend 
College  for  a  day.  While  here,  they  get  acquainted 
with  the  facilities  as  well  as  the  faculty  and  students. 
For  many  who  come  it  will  become  their  home  for  the 
next  three  or  four  years. 


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Registration 


It's  free! 


GRADUATION  BANQUET 


The  class  of  '67  honoured  the  graduating  class  of  '66  with  a  very  success- 
ful banquet  April  1st  at  Beal  Secondary  School.    The  banquet  was  centred 
around  the  theme  "Follow  Thou  Me".    Dr.  C.  C,  Pitt,  Ph.D.  gave  the  address 
and  special  music  for  the  evening  was  presented  by  violinist  Mr.  Young  Lee, 
and  the  L.  C.  B.  M.  Octet.    Mr.  David  Gast  sang  the  Solo  of  Dedication.    Our 
best  wishes  for  the  future  were  extended  to  the  Graduates. 


Presentation  of  '66  grads 


Preparations 


Dr.   Clifford  Pitt,   speaker 


Many  hands  make  light  work 


BACCALAUREATE 


Central  Baptist  Church  was  the  scene  for  the  annual 
Baccalaureate  Service  held  on  Friday,  April  29,  1966. 
Dr.  Macaulay,  in  his  address,  informed  the  graduates 
and  the  entire  student  body  that  "we  must  get  back  to 
the  essentials  and  down  to  the  basics.    Return  to  the 
essentials,"  he  stated,  "would  deepen  the  Christian's 
life. "    The  special  music  provided  by  the  College 
Chorale  and  the  College  Octet  left  a  lasting  impression. 


The  twenty- seventh  annual  commencement  was  held  in  First  St.  Andrew's  Church  on  Saturday,  April  30,  1966.  Dr. 
Arthur  F.  Glasser.  Home  Director  for  the  Overseas  Missionary  Fellowship  urged  the  graduates  to  "be  aware  of  the  mission 
to  which  God  has  called  them."    Special  music  for  the  evening  was  provided  by  the  College  Chorale. 


COMMENCEMENT 


DELTA  EPSILOM  CHI 

Beulah  Browett 

GENERAL  PROFICIENCY  AWARD 

1.  Verona  Dutton 

2.  Syd  Page 

3.  Lois  Collard 

GENERAL  PROFICIENCY  IN  MUSIC 

Nancy  Eby 

GENERAL  BIBLE  AWARD 

Faye  Laycock 

DR.  OUINN  MISSION  AWARD  -  Missions 

Beulah  Browett 

CHRISTIAN  SERVICE  AWARD 

Carole  Kirton 

BIBLE  READING  AWARD 

Jim  McColl 


PERCY  H.  HARRIS  MEMORIAL  AWARD  -  Pastor's  B.  Th. 

Robert  Morris  and  Richard  Quiring 

LESTER  LANKIN  MEMORIAL  AWARD  -  Christian  Education 

Grace  Allison 

JEAN  C.   SCOTT  MEMORIAL  AWARD  -  English 

Richard  Quiring 


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DISCIPLESHIP 


FALL  BIBLE  CONFERENCE 


DuriQg  the  week  of  September  26-29  we  had  our 
annual  Fall  Bible  Conference.    Dr.  Stephen  Olford, 
pastor  of  Calvary  Baptist  Church  in  New  York  City, 
brought  a  stirring  series  of  messages  on  "The  Exchanged 
Life.  "    His  advice  to  the  student  body  was  not  only 
scriptural  and  straightforward  but  also  practical. 
Emphatically  Dr.  Olford  presented  the  truth  "Christianity 
is  the  outliving  of  an  indwelling  Christ  who  is  LORD  of 
ALL." 


Lord  of  ALL 


An  informal  chat 


An  inspiring  class  session 


A  personal  interest 


MISSIONARY  CONFERENCE 


The  missionary  conference  held  in  January  of  last 
year  proved  to  be  very  successful  and  most  challenging 
to  those  who  attended.    Besides  the  main  speakers,  over 
thirty  missionaires  were  present  to  stimulate  interest  in 
missions.    The  whole  conference  seemed  to  stir  an 
interest  in  soul- winning  and  the  fact  that  anyone  can  do 
it  here  at  home  as  well  as  abroad. 


MAIN  SPEAKERS 


Mr.  Philip  Armstrong 
Dr.  Horace  Fenton 
Mr.  Vergil  Gerber 

Mr.  Paul  Roffe 

Mr.  Gene  Soderberg 

Mr.  Peter  Stam 


Far  Eastern  Gospel  Crusade 

Latin  America  Mission 

Conservative  Baptist  Mission 

Society 

Peruvian  Fellowship 

The  Navigators 

Africa  Inland  Mission 


Interesting  dispU 


Pliilip  Armstrong 


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DAY  OF  PRAYER 


Group  Prayer 


Friday,  September  9  and  Tuesday,  January  24  were 
Prayer  days  at  L.  C.  B.  M,    At  this  time  each  faculty 
member  and  student  took  the  special  opportunity  to 
evaluate  him  or  her  relationship  with  God,  giving 
thanks  to  Him  for  all  His  past  blessings  and  seeking  His 
guidance  for  the  term  which  lay  ahead. 


Communion  Service 


Individual  Prayer 


ACADEMIC  LECTURES 


Coniniuiucations 


The  theme  of  Dr.   Nida's  lectures  was  based  on  the 
problems  of  religion  and  communication.    Through  his 
presentation,  the  student  body  was  forced  to  examine 
their  beliefs  and  just  how  they  communicated  what  they 
believed  to  others. 


For  my  fourth  point 


We  must  get  our  message  across. 


CHRISTIAN  SERVICE 


Preaching  ministry 


Youth  for  Christ 


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Pioneer  Girls 


Ladies'  Trio 


Men's  Quartet 


Mission  Ministry 


Navigators 


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CHRISTIAN  BUSINESS 
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A   Downtown   Testrmony   For  The  Gospel 
Now   Operating  on   Every  Continent 

"They  that  were  scattered  abroad  went 

everywhere  preaching  the  Word" 

Acts  8  :4 

Regular  dinner  meeting  of  the   London   group 

at  Y.M.C.A. 

6:15   P.M. 

on   the  first  Monday  of  the  month 

Special   gatherings  through  the  year 

L.C.B.M.    Personnel  both   Faculty 

and   Students 

are  heartily   welcome 

CHAIRMAN         SECRETARY  TREASURER 

Don   Hill  Dr.  W.D.E.   Matthews  Carl   Gledhill 


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FELLOWSHIP 

of  Evangelical    Baptist  Churches 
in  Canada 

Congratulates  the  Graduates   of  1967 


Evangelical  Baptists  ore  reaching  out  in  Can- 
ada's Centennial  Year  -  in  English  and  French 
Canada,  in  India  and  in  Japan  in  a  great  desire 
to  make  Christ  known 


President  MR.  W.    F.  WILKIE 

General  Secretary     REV.  J.H.  WATT,   L.Th.,  D.D. 

Address 

1  5  Spadina  Road 

Toronto  4,   Ontario 


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Association  of  Bible 

Colleges. 

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WEST  PARK 
BAPTIST  CHURCH 


London,  Ontario 


'Where  everyone  is  someone,  and 
CHRIST  IS  LORD  of  cM." 


Sincere  Christian  blessings  upon 
the  Grads  of  '67 

from 

all   your  friends  at  West  Park. 

Pastor:     Douglas  A.  Dakin  ('61) 


"We  Are  Grateful  To  God  For 

The  Dedicated  Ministry 

Of  London  College" 


FIRST 
BAPTIST 
CHURCH 

Cor.  Caroline  and  John  Sts. 


Waterloo 


Ontario 


Pastor,  Robert  E.  Robinson 
"The  Church  That  Cares" 


What  does  that  say? 


THE  BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 
of 


LONDON  COLLEGE 

OF 
BIBLE  AND  MISSIONS 

Congratulate  you,  the  graduates  of  1967, 

and  pray  that  the  Lord  may  be  able 

to  say  of  each  one  of  you  what  He  said 

of  John  the  Baptist: 

"He  was  a  burning  and  a  shining  light- 
John  5:35 


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Nancy,  Betty  and  Ron 

upon  completion  of  your 

year  at  L.C.B.M. 

From  the  Congregation 

at 

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K  itchener 


Congratulations  to  Graduates  of  '67 

May  God  greatly  use  and  richly  bless 

each  one 

BETHEL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Shoemaker  &  St.  Clair 
Kitchener,  Ontario 

"The  friendly  family  church" 
Pastor:     ROY  MURPHY  ('51) 

Greetings  to 
John  Weiler  and  Gary  Webb 


WORTLEY 


BAPTIST  CHURCH 

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Congratulations  to  Graduates  of  1967 

ROBERT  W.  WILSON  -  Pastor 
(Lecturer  at  L.C.B.M.) 


EDWIN  H.  MITCHELL  -  Minister  of  Education 
(Lecturer  at  L.C.B.M.) 


CONGRATULATIONS  TO 
JON  VAUGHAN  "  STEVE  MALES 

Grads  of  '67 
From 

DUNDAS  ST.  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

1715  Dundas  Street,   London 
"Where  God's  Truth  is  Proclaimed" 


Greetings  to  all  our  sister  churches 

and  especially  to  our  student 

at  L.C.B.M. 

Mr.   Ian  McAlpine 

from 

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Burlington,  Ontario 
REV.  JOHN  W.  HADALL  -  Pastor 

"Holding  Forth  The  Word  of  Life" 

When   in  Burlington  worship  with  us 

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we  extend  prayerful  good  wishes  to  present 

students  from  GRACE 


Mr.  Roland  King 

Mr.  George  McCullagh 

Mr.   Robert  Tooke 


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1967 


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ST.  MARY'S  BAPTIST 
TABERNACLE 

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May  God  Richly   Bless  You 

Miss  Faye  Nutt 

Our  Student  of  1966  -  67 

The  Church  With  A 
Bible  Centred  Ministry 


Greetings     to 

The  Faculty  and  Students  of 

L.C.B.M. 

and 

Our  Student 

Harold  Shantz 

We  At  The 

SHANTZ 
MENNONITE  CHURCH 

Surround  You  with  Our  Prayers 


SHOULD  MUSLIMS 

live  and  die  without  once  hearing  the  Gospel  of  Jesus  Christ'  We  are  seeking 
under  God  to  bring  that  Gospel  to  the  25,000,000  Muslims  in  North  Africa  and 
nearly  a  thousand  every  month  are  asking  for  our  Bible  Correspondence  Courses. 
Write  for  your  free  copy  of  THE  CROSS  AND  THE  CRESCENT  to: 

NORTH  AFRICA  MISSION 


241    Fairfield  Avenue 
UPPER  DARBY,  PENNSYLVANIA 


19082 


THE  CHURCH 
OF  THE  REDEEMER 

1925  Summer  Street,  Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

REV.  DONALD  G.  HAMILTON,  B.Th. 
Pastor 


"Proclaiming    the    Gospel    of    Redeeming    Grace 
to  the  ends  of  the  earth." 


Greetings  to  the  entire  L.C.B.M.  family.  We 
are  honoured  to  have  our  own  Miss  Sheryl  Bris- 
call  on  the  student  body  this  year. 


WILMAR  HEIGHTS 
BAPTIST  CHURCH 

1687   Victoria    Park   Avenue,   at   Innismore  Cres- 
cent, Scarborough 


SENDS 
CONGRATULATIONS 

To  Lorry  Webster,   of  our  Church   Family  and  all 
graduates  of  1967 

GREETINGS 

To   Bob   Foster,   another   of  our  Church   members 
at   L.C.B.M. 

"Faithful   is  He  that  calleth  you,  who  also  will 
do  It"     1  Thess.  5:24 

REV.  W.S.  WALKER,  Pastor 


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INLAND  MISSION 

74  Crescent  Road 
Toronto  5,  Ontario 

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Ceylon 

S.   India  General  Mission, 

Room 

21,  205  Yonge  Street, 
"oronfo  1  ,   Ontario 

When  in  this  area  worship  with  us  at 

PARK  AVENUE  CHURCH 

Park  Avenue  at  Townsend  Avenue 
Aldershot     -     Burlington 

REV.  WILLIAM  SIFFT,  B.A.  -  Pastor 

SUNDAY  SERVICES 

9:45  a.m.  Sunday  School 
11:00  a.m.  Morning  Worship 
7:00  p.m.  Evening  Service 

PRAYER  SERVICE 
Wednesday  8:00  p.m. 

Proclaiming  a  living  Saviour  to  a  dying  world, 
at  home  and  abroad 


HAMILTON  ROAD 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 


Hamilton  Road  and  Egerton  St. 
London,  Ontario 


CONGRATULATIONS  TO  THE 
GRADUATES  OF  1967 


Minister:    Rev.  J.  Murdo  Pollock,  B.A. 


Study  to  shew  thy  self  approved  unto  God, a  Work- 
man that  needeth  not  to  be  ashamed,  rightly  divid- 
ing the  Word  of  Truth." 

2  Timothy  2:15 


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Mrs,   Dickerson  and  her  son 


Mrs,   Wallace  and  her  granddaughter 


Mrs,  Leggett  and  her  daughter 


'A  Church  with  the  Living  Message 
of  a  Living  Christ' ' 


PHILPOTT 
MEMORIAL  CHURCH 


Park  and  Merrick  Streets 
Hamilton,    Ontario 

Pastor:     Rev.  Alex.   B.  Stein 
Assistant  Pastor:     Mr.  William   Paterson 

Standing  as  a  centre  of  Evangelism  in  down- 
town Hamilton,  and  as  a  tribute  to  one  of  the 
continent's  greatest  evangelical  preachers. 

We  extend  a  cordial  greeting  to  ail 
London  College  students  and  friends. 


EGERTON  STREET 
GOSPEL  CHAPEL 

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

Corner  of  Egerton  and  Florence 

London  Ontario 


EXTRACURRICULAR 


ACTIVITIES 


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Greetings  from 


CALVARY  CHURCH 


St.  Catharines 
Located    -    Corner  of  Russel  Avenue 

REV.  JAMES  p.  VOLD,  Pastor 


We  are  indeed  pleased  to  have 

MR.  RON  SCHINDEL 
MR.  RON  UNRUH 

-  on  the  student  body  of 
LONDON  COLLEGE 


HIGH  PARK 
BAPTIST  CHURCH 

RONCESVALLES  AND  HEWITT  AVENUES, 
TORONTO,  ONTARIO 

SUNDAY         Sunday  School  at  9;45  A.M. 

SERVICES         Ctiurch  Services 

11  A.M.  and  7  P.M. 

Bible  Study         Wednesday  8  P.M. 

REV.  RICHARD  MITCHELL,  Associate  Pastor 


Say  Ahhh! 


Practical  Missions 


A  mission  to  all  the  world 
serving  evangelical  missionaries 
and  national  churches 


Friends  often  ask  us:  "Just  what  is  World 
Vision?  — you  seem  to  have  so  many  dif- 
ferent kinds  of  outreach  that  I'm  not 
exactly  sure  what  you  do".  Basically  the 
work  of  World  Vision  covers  five  different 
types  of  Christian  Service:  Christian 
Social  Welfare;  Evangelistic  Outreach; 
Christian  Leadership  Development;  Emer- 
gency Aid;  Missionary  Challenge.  The 
task  to  which  He  has  called  us  is  worthy 
of  all  we  spend  in  His  Name. 


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PRESIDENT 


WORLD  VISION  OF  CANADA 

Box  181K,  Toronto  12,  Ontario 

Director:  Rev.  Heini  Germann-Edey 


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a  centre  of  attention 

As  the  focus  of  your  l.fe  turns  from  training  to  service, 
'5  your  next  step  clear?  Do  you  know  where  God  wants 
/ou  to  serve  Him?  Perhaps  He  would  have  you  con- 
sider Africa  — certainly  the  SIM  needs  qualified  men 
and  women.  Why  not  write  for  our  free  booklet,  Who 
Should  Go?  We  will  be  glad  to  counsel  you  as  you  seek 
God's  will  for  your  life. 

SUDAN   INTERIOR  MISSION 


164  West  74th  Street 
New  York,  N.Y.  10023 


405  Huron  Street 
Toronto  5,  Ontario 


Beneath  the 
Banner  of  the 
Cross  !' 

REGIONS    BEYOND 
MISSIONARY/  /UNION 


5  Winlock  Park 
Willowdale 


Phone  221-2205 
OR       225-1478 


BETHESDA  TRAINING  CENTRE 
affiliated  with   North   York   General   Hospitt 

Offers  a  ten  month  course  to  young  men  and  w 
interested  in  serving  the  sick  in  the  capacity 
nurs  ina  assistant. 


n    and    women 
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nursing  assistant. 
Entrance  requirements  — 

age    —    17  —  50  years 

education    -    grade    10    of   4    -    5    year    high    school 

academic   course    — 

Province  of  Ontario  or  equivalent 
Upon  completion,  successful  students  become  Reg- 
istered Nursing  Assistants.  Missionary  heolth  sub- 
jects available  immediately  following,  e.g.  basic 
laboratory  techniques,  emergency  dentistry,  tropical 
diseases,  etc.  for  those  interested  in  missionary 
service. 

Apply: 

DIRECTOR, 

Bethesda    Training   Centre, 

316    Bogert    Avenue, 

Willowdale,    Ontario. 

MISSIONARY 
HEALTH  INSTITUTE 


SPORTS  BANQUET 


AWARDS 

Women's  Table  Tennis  Trophy 
Men's  Table  Tennis  Trophy 
Most  valuable  hockey  player 
Most  valuable  volleyball  player 

Most  valuable  basketball  player 
Women's  Field  Day  Trophy 
Men's  Field  Day  Trophy 


Lorry  Scott 
John  Weiler 
Barry  Buder 
Rod  Bartlctt 
Dave  Taylor 
Arden  Gray 
Jan  Farquharson 
Ron  Henson 


AFRICA  RESPONDS 

to  the  GOSPEL  MESSAGE 

Last  year  the  Chadian  Church  reported: 

-  3,531   conversions 

-  1 ,626  bapti  sms 

372  churches  established  and  functioning 

-  40,000  attending  church  every  Sunday 

PRAY  for  more  missionaries  to  help  the  church  in: 

-  Literature  production  and  distribution 

-  Bible  training  program 

-  Youth  mini  stries 

-  Medical  work 

For  information  write  to: 

SUDAN 
UNITED  MISSION 


189  High  Park  Avenue 
Toronto  9,  Ontario 


89  Quincy  Street 
Brooklyn,  N.Y.    11238 


5537  N.  Glenwood  Ave. 
Chicago,  III.  60640 


AFRICA  EVANGELICAL  FELLOWSHIP 

(S  A  G  M) 
Founded   1889  Member     I    F  M  A 

EVANGELIZING-  m  rural  and  urban  areas  of  S. 
Africa,  Swaziland,  Molowi,  Rho- 
desia, Zambia  and  Angola. 

TRAINING  -  National    leadership    through    Bi- 

ble  Institutes   and   Schools. 

MINISTERING  -  through  hospitals,  leper  clinics, 
youth  programs,  radio,  literature 
and   aviation. 

Congratulations   to   the   graduating  class   of  '67 

200  WORKERS  NEEDED 

"Pray   ye   therefore   the    Lord   of   the   horvest,    that  He 
will   send  forth   labourers   into  His   harvest." 

-   Matthew  9  :  38 

For   further  enquiries   write: 

The  Executive  Secretary 
AFRICA  EVANGELICAL   FELLOWSHIP 

644  Spadina  Avenue 
Toronto  4,   Ontario 


SENIOR 


Scrubbed  and  ready 


All  for  me? 


The  solemn  six 


ACTIVITIES 


Is  that  so? 


Left  to  Right:    Zeus,   Hercules,    Mercur) 


Time  out  for  tea 


'Geared  to  the  Times     -    Anchored  to  the  Rock' 

LONDON 
YOUTH  FOR  CHRIST 

Reaching  a  "Generation  in  Peril"  through 

^Sparkling  Youth  Rallies 
*Campus  Life  Clubs 
*Quiz  Olympics 
*Leadership  Training 
*Camps  and  Conferences 
*Teen  Tempos 
^Counsel  I  ing 
*Teen  Teams 

ROBERT  "BOB"  SIMPSON,   Director 
Phone  253-6430 

Rallies  second  &  fourth 
Saturdays  of  each  month 


TO  ALL  OUR 


BIG  BROTHERS 


AND 

BIG  SISTERS 

IN  THE  CLASS  OF  '67 


CONGRATULATIONS 


THE  CLASS  OF  '67 


CONGRATULATIONS  GRADUATES 

We  are  thankful  for  the  privilege  which  God  has  given  us  of  having  a  part  in 
preparing  each  of  you  for  World  Evangelization.  It  is  our  prayer  that  your  lives 
will   be  characterized  by  faithful  and  fruitful   service  for  Christ. 


The  FACULTY  and  STAFF 

London  College  of  Bible  and  Missions 


CHRISTIAN  GREETINGS 
from 

PETITCODIAC  UNITED 
BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Petitcodioc,  New  Brunswick 
REV.  FLOYD  CAMPBELL,  Pastor 

"Where  the  Infallible 
Word   is   Preached" 


CENTRAL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Corner  of  Queen's  and  Adelaide 
London,   Ontario 

Pastor  -  ROY  W.  LAWSON  Pastor  Assist.  -  RICHARD  L.  QUIRING 

-  Congratulations  to  the  Class  of  1967  - 
HOLDING  FORTH  THE  WORD  OF  LIFE 


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FIRST 
UNITED   BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

Nashwaaksis,  N.B. 
Rev.  T.  R.  Hunter,  Pastor 

Sunday  Worship    --------     11  a.m. 

Sunday  School    --------     12  noon 

Gospel  Service     --------     1  p.m. 

Wednesday  Prayer  Meeting     -  -    -     7:30  p.m. 

CONGRATULATIONS  TO  THE 
GRADUATES  OF  1967 

A  Welcome  Aivaits  Yoni 


CompI  iments  of 

CLARKES  SHOES 

Fairmont  Plaza 

972  Hamilton  Road 

London 

The  Lord  will  perfect  that  which  concerneth  thee 


Face  it 


Chomp 


CompI  iments  of 

KEN  HAMMOND 
REAL  ESTATE 

'But  seek  Ye  first  the  Kingdom  of  God,  and  His 
righteousness;  and  all  these  things  shall  be  add- 
ed unto  you."    Matt.  6:33 


465  Ridout  St.  S. 


432-5892 


MUSIC 

London's   Exclusive  Music  Store 

Serving  Western  Ontario 

Staffed  By  Trained  Musicians 

Organs  "    Pianos  *   Bond  Instruments 
Expert  Repairs 

CHAPMAN  AND  HEWETT 
LIMITED 

430  Wellington  Street 
London,  Ontario 


Opposite  the  YMCA 


Phone  2-2535 


No,  I  won't  look  at  the 
birdie 


Now,  really! 


Canada's  largest  producer  of  sacred  records  by 
BORN  AGAIN  Canadian  Christian  Artists,  wish 
to  thank  the  faculty  and  students  of  the  London 
College  of  Bible  and  Missions  for  the  privilege 
of  working  with  them  in  the  production  of  their 
beautiful  long  play  album  HLP  708,  "A  Minis- 
try of  Sacred  Song". 

"HIS"  Records 


P.O.  Box  104  Thomesford,  Ontario 


faking  ^usic   in   ^is   ^am^ 


Phone    GEneral  9-3011 

HUTCHINSON 
FURS 

"Designer  of  Fine  Furs" 

REPAIRING      -      REMODELLING 

COLD  STORAGE 

479'''2  Richmond  St.         4  Doors  N.  Grand  Theatre 


BLUE  WATER  CAMP 

AND 

BLUE  WATER  CONFERENCE 


would  like  to  hear  from  students  and 
graduates  who  would  like  to  serve  either 
from  one  to  four  weeks  at  camp  or  for 
the   conference    season   or   both. 

Send    to    box    625,    Chatham,    Ontario    for    further    par 
ticulars    or   application    form. 


Blue  Water  Conference  invites  all  the  readers  of  this 
cd  to  send  for  196*7  folder.  There  is  no  better  place 
to  spend  your  vacation.  A  beautiful  new  pool,  hors- 
es,  and  new  camping  facilities. 


FOR  INFORMATION 
REGARDING 

-  Church  Groups 
Taking  Services 

-  Summer  and 
Part-time 
Employment  for 
Students 

-  Clothing  Distribution 
Call  433-0641 


THE  MISSION  -  STAFF 

Extends  Sincere  Thanks 

And 

Prayerful  Best  Wishes 

To 

The  STUDENTS 

And 

FACULTY 

Of 

L.C.B.M. 

For  Their  Assistance 

This  Year 


"CROSSROADS" 

Radio  Broadcast 

CHLO680  KC 

Sunday  6:00  -  6:10  p.m. 

459  York  Street  -  London,  Ontar 


-  Matt  25:45 


It  Is  Better  To 

Light  One  Small 

Candle  Than  To 

Curse  The  Darkness. 


YEARBOOK 
PARTY 


FORWARD  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Toronto,  Ontario 

CONGRATULATIONS 

graduates  and  students 

This  Centennial  Year  -  1967 

DR.  W.H.  MacBAIN  -  Pastor 
STUART  SILVESTER  -  Assistant  Pastor 

"A  service  to  the  community 

CONGRATULATIONS  GRADUATES 

THE  ALLIANCE  CHURCH 

REV.  G.  ROBERT  GRAY,  Pastor 

A  ministry  to  the  world" 

"And  what  doth  the  Lord  require  of  thee,  but 
to  do  justly,  and  to  hove  mercy,  and  to  walk 
humbly  with  thy  God."  —  Micah  6:  8 


PROVIDENT  d^Tl 
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We  welcome  you  to  our  store  and  services.   Feel  free  to  browse  at  any  time. 


CALVARY  ASSOCIATED  GOSPEL  CHURCH 

746  Pope  Avenue,  Toronto  6,  Ontario 

Greetings  to  the  Graduating  Class 

Opposite  Pope  Avenue  Subway 

QUEENSWAY  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Sunday  Services:    9:40,  11  A.M.,  and  7  P.M. 

D.  R.  GORRIE,  Pastor 

"Set  for  the  Defence  of  the  Gospel" 

336  Islington  Avenue  South    -    Toronto  18 

Phi  lippians  1:17 

THE  ALUMNI   ASSOCIATION 

LONDON    COLLEGE    OF    BIBLE    AND    MISSIONS 

BOX  65,   LONDON,  ONTARIO 


Dear  Graduates  of  1967, 

Greetings  in  the  name  of  our  blessed  Lord  and  Saviour 
Jesus  Chr  i  st '. 

It  is  with  joy  that  I  write  to  you  on  behalf  of  our 
Alumni  who  are  serving  their  Master  in  44  countries  across 
thG  globe.   And  it  is  also  a  privilege  for  me  to  welcome  you 
into  this  great  Association. 

As  you  are    looking  to  the  future  with  anticipation  and 
a  deep  desire  to  do  your  Master's  will,  it  is  my  prayer  that 
in  All  your  ways  you  will  acknowledge  Hirn. 

In  times  such  as  these,  we  need  men  and  women  who  will 
stand  for  the  Truth.  While  this  world  is  in  turmoil  and 
rumours  of  war,  we  must  keep  before  us  the  blessed  Hope  of 
His  return.   The  time  is  short  and  the  fields  are  white 
unto  Harvest,   Let  us  work  as  a  unit,  upholding  the  blessed 
Viord,  being  "steadfast,  unmovable,  always  abounding  in  the 
work  of  the  Lord,  for  as  much  as  you  know  that  your  labour 
is  not  in  vain  in  the  Lord."   I  Corinthians  15:58. 


VVe  prayerfully  commit  you  to  the  place  of  God's  appoint- 
ment as  you  enter  our  Association. 


Yours  in  His  service. 


Bapt  i?t 
Presi  dent 


The  Ambassador  Staff 
wishes  to  thank 

-  RON  NELSON,   Photography 

-  ROY   KUMANO,   Photography 

-  VICTOR  AZIZ,   Photography 

for  their  pictures 
which  appear  in  this  yearbook 


Greetings  from  .  .   . 

GORDON  DUKE  &  SON 

INSURANCE  COUNSELLORS 

Fire  -  Life  -  Automobile  -  Health 

Tel.  434-4897 
605  Wharncliffe  Road  South,  London 

-     II  Timothy  2:15    - 


THE  GRADUATES 
Of 
1967 

CONGRATULATIONS 

and 

BEST  WISHES 

from 

GLEN  CAIRN  BAPTIST 

London,  Ontario 


REV.  JAMES  RENDLE    -    Pastor 
(lecturer  at  L.C.B.M.) 


WANTED:    The  person  r^ 


lor  this  yearbook. 


The  production  of  the  1967  Ambassador  would  not 
have  been  possible  without  the  assistance  of  my 
dedicated  staff  and  the  co-operation  of  the  advertisers. 

I  extend  special  thanks  to  Mr.  Ecklebarger  who 
advised  us  and  also  Mr.  German  who  gave  advice  re- 
garding finances.    I  appreciate,  too,  the  contributions 
of  Mr.   Dick,  of  Inter- Collegiate  Press  by  way  of  con- 
structive criticism  and  encouragement. 

Last  but  not  least,  1  thank  all  the  camera-shy  students 

and  faculty  who  supported  the  cause  by  allowing  us  to 

catch--and  keep--our  candid  shots. 

Larry  Clements 
Editor 


Congratulations  from 

CENTRAL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Brantford 

REV.  D.A.  LOVEDAY,  Pastor 


STUDENT 


AMELS,  Cornelius  A.  45.  43 

476  Dufferin  Ave. 
London.  Ontario 

ANDRES,  J,  Gary  54,   37 

2897  Electric  Ave. 
Port  Huron, 
Michigan,  U.S.A. 

ARMSTRONG,  Judy  53,  49 

217  Ellsworth  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 

BAETZ,   Trevor  39,   20 

2  Bridle  Path 
London,  Ontario 

BARBER,   Laurie  51,   50 

759  Maple  Ave, 
Burlington,  Ontario 

BARTLETT,    Rodney  R.        39,   37 
33  Oakley  Park 
Barrie,  Ontario 


BLACK,  Wayne 
257  Donlands  Ave, 
Toronto  6,  Ontario 

BLAKNEY,   Allan  R. 
766  1/2  Princess  Ave, 
London,   Ontario 

BONIKOWSKY,   Bill 
291  water  Street 
Guelph,   Ontario 

BOOKER,  John 
236  Egerton  St. 
London,  Ontario 

BRENTON,  Carolyn 
Corbyville,   Ontario 

BRIDGER.   Elliston 
Campbellton,  Nfld. 


45,  43 


39,   37 


39,   21 


39,   17 


BRISCALL,   Cheryl  53,   49 

694  Fourth  Ave. 
Niagara  Falls,   Ontario 

BRITTON,   Bob  54,   114 

186  King  Street 
Weston,  Ontario 

BROWETT,  Nancy  39,  37 

14  Gibbon  Place 
London,   Ontario 

BUDER,   Barry  A.  39,  69 

571  Queens  Ave, 
London,  Ontario 

BUDER,   Helen  39,   70 

571  Queens  Ave, 
London,  Ontario 

CAMPBELL,  Joy  29,   18 

263  Balsam  St.  S. 
Timmins,   Ontario 

CARRUTHERS,   Gary  45,   19 

4625  Howard 
Windsor,   Ontario 

CARTER,  Gary  39,   38 

35  White  Pine  Ave. 
Toronto  16,   Ontario 

CARTWRIGHT,    Bob  40,   37 

266  Burlington  Crescent 
London,  Ontario 

GATES,   Lenore  40,   38 

R.R.  #  5 
Forest,  Ontario 

CHAVEZ,   Virginia  51,  49 

5813  36th  Avenue  South 
Tampa,  Florida,  U.S,A, 


CLEMENTS,  Larry 
95  Avondale  Ave, 
Willowdale,   Ontario 

COLLARD,   Lois 

R.  R.  #2 

Port  Elgin,  Ontario 

CONGRAM,  Chuck 
205  Edward  Street 
Wi-ngham,   Ontario 


29,  2 


31.   17 


40,   18 


CUNNINGHAM,   Carolyn    53,   50 
41  Castlebar  Road 
Toronto  18,   Ontario 


CINANNI,  Jo- Anne 
67  Hawksbury  Drive 
Willowdale,  Ontario 


29,   26 


CUNNINGHAM,  Jim 
41  Castlebar  Road 
Toronto  18,   Ontario 

DEBOER,   Carl 
1340  Dundas  Street 
London,   Ontario 

DOBSON,   David 
8A  Bell  Ave. 
Woodbridge,   Ontario 

DUTTON,  Verona 
80  Banfield  Street 
Paris,  Ontario 

EARL,   Barbara 
6  Grenville  Road 
Kingston,   Ontario 

EASON,   Garry 
Norland,   Ontario 

EBY,    Bette 
R.  R.   #2 
Waterloo,   Ontario 

EBY,  Nancy 
R.  R.  #2 
Waterloo,   Ontario 


40,   19 


30.   28 


41,  49 


31,   17 


54.  49 


30,   21 


51.   17 


45,   17 


DIRECTORY 


ELLIOTT,  Rev.  F.  D.  54 

375  Colville  Blvd. 
London,  Ontario 


GIRT,  Ron 
93  Seibert 
Kitchener,  Ontario 


51,  50 


ISAAC,   Lynda 
647  Queens  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 


40.   37 


ERICSSON,   Wendy  54.  28 

392  Hillcrest  Ave. 
Willowdak',   Ontario 

FAMA,  Don  45,  18 

416  Simcoe  Street 
London,  Ontario 

FARQUHARSON,  Jan  54,   18 

5  Idleswift  Drive 
Thornhill,   Ontario 

FEHR,  Larry  51,  18 

9808  -  96th  Ave, , 
Fort  St.  John,   B.C. 

FIFIELD,  Joan  P.  30,   21 

Ten  Rod  Road 

Rochester, 

New  Hampshire.  U.S.A. 

FOSTER,   Bob  51,   18 

48  Flora  Drive 
Toronto,  Ontario 

FURTNEY,   Bob  31,   28 

299  Wedgwood  Drive 
London,  Ontario 

CAST,  Dave  40,  38 

428  Queens  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 

CAST,  Sharon  31,  16 

428  Queens  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 


GRANT,  Carolyn  32,  21 

269  West  2nd  Street 
Hamilton,   Ontario 

GRANT,    Douglas  D.  45,  43 

454A  Oxford  St.  East 
London,   Ontario 

GRAY,   Arden  54 

2400  West  Marietta 
Decatur 
Illinois,  U.S.A. 

HAMILTON,   Dorothy  45,  44 

967  Barton  Street 
Fruitland,  Ontario 

HENSON.   Ron  32,   21 

571  Queens  Ave. 
London.  Ontario 

HEWSON,  June  45,   19 

181  Hawthorne  Ave. 
Kingston.  Ontario 

HOLMES,   Margaret  54 

Holmcrest  Farm 
R,R.  #4 
Meaford,   Ontario 


HOOK.  Ann 

R.R.  =;  3 

Woodstock.  Ontario 


51,  49 


JOHNSON.  Ivan 
23  Pritchard  PI. 
London,  Ontario 

JOHNSON,  Lance 
78  Albion  Street 
Brantford,  Ontario 

JOHNSON,   Michael 
26  Bridle  Path 
London,  Ontario 

KAYSER,   Lesley 
132  Mortimer  Ave. 
Toronto,  Ontario 

KELLEY,    Kathryn 
32  Broadway  E. 
Paris,  Ontario 


45,  44 


40,   37 


53,  49 


45,  44 


KING,   Roland  F.  5 

R.  R.  -  1 

Niagara- on- the- Lake.  Ont. 


KLOETSTRA.   Chuck 
R.R.  #  2 
Stevensville,   Ontario 

KOTRUS,   Rita 
R.  R.  #3 
Beamsville,  Ontario 

KUEHL.   Beverley  M. 
R.R.  #4 
Kitchener,  Ontario 


46.  18 


53.   71 


46.  44 


HUNTER,   Valerie  45.   70 

106  Edgewood  Drive 
Nashwaaksis.  N.  B. 


LAMBERT.    Rev.   Richard     46.  43 
513  Queens  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 


GAWA,   Walter  30,   27 

571  Queens  Ave.  Apt.  6 
London,   Ontario 


ISAAC,  Frances 
647  Queens  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 


54,    72 


LAMBSHEAD,    Bruce 
650  Plains  Rd.  E. 
Burlington,  Ontario 


40.   21 


LANGLOIS,  Christine 
98  Pointe  Claire  Ave, 
Pointe  Claire,  P.Q, 


40,   64 


MILLER,  Helen 
66  First  Avenue 
Ottawa  1,  Ontario 


33,  19  PETTAPIECE,  Charles        17 

518  Queens  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 


LEYENAAR,  Maryke 
Winchester  Springs 
Ontario 


46.  20 


MILLER,  Tom 

116  Chesterfield  Ave, 

London,  Ontario 


PETTUS,  Shirley 

Cornell  Drive 

Port  Stanley,  Ontario 


46,  43 


LORCH,  Loralyn  32,  60 

62  Stevenson  Rd.  N. 
Oshawa,  Ontario 

LUCK- BAKER,   Robert         40,   18 
252  Reedmere  Rd. 
Windsor,   Ontario 

MALES,   Steve  32.   21 

832  Edmonton  St. 
London,   Ontario 

MARTIN,   Clarence  46,  43 

Parkhill,  Ontario 

McALPlNE,   Ian  51,  49 

562  Hager  Ave, 
Burlington,  Ontario 

McCULLAGH,   George         46.   21 
1012  6th  Avenue 
Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

McKINNEY,  Mervyn  46,  17 

Box  197 
Teeswater,  Ontario 

McKINNEY,  Norm  53,  49 

Box  197 
Teeswater,  Ontario 

McLEOD,   Susan  51,  49 

489  Highland  Rd, 
London,  Ontario 

MEADE,   Lawrence  46,   80 

Wallace,  Nova  Scotia 


NELSON,  Gordon  52 

Ottawa,   Ontario 

NICOL,   Roberta  41,   37 

Saint  John,  N,B, 

NUTT,   Miss  Faye  41,   103 

436  Queen  St. 

St.  Mary's,  Ontario 

ODEN,  Harry  52,  49 

6  -  19th  Ave. 
Pincourt,  Quebec 

ORMISTON,  Marilyn  52,   50 

24  Aviewmore  Crescent 
Weston,   Ontario 

PAGE,   Syd  33,   19 

R.  R,  #4 
Ingersoll,   Ontario 

PARKINSON,  Suzanne 
41  Frontenac  Rd. 
London,  Ontario 

PAZIEWSKl,    Krysia  P.        52,   18 
1290  Hawthorne  Dr. 
Sudbury,  Ontario 

PEASE,  Carolyn  M. 
102  Devonshire  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 

PEDRICK,  Sharon  52,  49 

47  West  Mill  Rd. 
Pedricktown,  N,J, ,  U,S,A. 


PICKEL,   Don  41,   18 

86  McSweeney  Ave. 
Moncton,  N.  B. 

POINTNER,   Ewald  52,  49 

373  Antwerp  Street 
Sudbury,  Ontario 

QUIRING,   Richard  L.  54 

140  Fairhaven  Circle 
London,   Ontario 

RANKINE,  Lynne  46,  43 

461  Sherring  Street 
Preston,  Ontario 

ROBARGE,   Ellen  46,  43 

44  Hyde  Park 

Lockport, 

New  York,  U.S.A. 

ROMANUK,  Fred  41,   20 

1175  Nelson  Street 
Oshawa,  Ontario 

RYDER,   Gordon  46,   69 

Box  248 
Petitcodiac,  N.B, 

SALES,   Dave  47,  44 

R,  R.  ^2 

Mount  Elgin,  Ontario 

SCHEEL,  Donald  47,  20 

50  Heather  Ave. 
Kitchener,  Ontario 


MEENINK,  Jan 

B.  79 

Vorden,  Holland 


PERCY,  Paul 
11  Neston  Ave, 
Scarborough,  Ontario 


52,  49 


SCHINDEL,  Ron 
817  Elias  Street 
London,  Ontario 


SCHULTZ,  Bonnie  41.  37 

802  Elias  Street 
London,  Ontario 

SCHUMAN,   Doreen  47,  43 

994  Lawrence  Rd. 
Windsor,   Ontario 

SCOTT,   Bruce  47 

Innerkip,   Ontario 

SEELEY,   Brian  52,  48 

46  James  Street 
Lambeth,   Ontario 

SHANTZ,   Harold  47,  44 

R,  R.   #2 
Baden,  Ontario 

SMITH,   William  47,   98 

642  Eden  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 


SMITS,  Jannie 
224  Weber  St.  E. 
Kitchener,   Ontario 


47,  18 


SOMERVILLE,   Virginia       47.   18 
115  Traymore  Ave. 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

STAROGIANIE,   Pat  47,   19 

91  Maitland  Street 
London,  Ontario 

TAYLOR,   David  34 

94A  Bruce  Street 
London,  Ontario 

TAYLOR,   Ruth  L.  54 

94A  Bruce  Street 
London,  Ontario 

THOMAS,  Patrick  41,  17 

West  Indies 


TOOKE,   Bob  52,   20 

2753  Dorchester  Road 
Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

TRIMBLE,   Norm  52,  49 

24  Sandwell  Drive 
Weston,   Ontario 

UNRUH,  Mr.   Ronald  34,  27 

531  Bunting  Road 

St.  Catharines,   Ontario 

VAIR,   Donald  R.  54 

57  Herbert  Ave. 
Toronto,  Ontario 

VAUGHAN,  Jon  34,  26 

345  Hilton  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 

WARMAN,   Faith  41,   38 

262  McKee  Ave. 
Willowdale,   Ontario 

WARNER,  Marie  53 

204  Queen  Mary  Road 
Kingston,  Ontario 

WEARE.   Anne  53,  49 

112  Toby  Crescent 
Hamilton,   Ontario 

WEBB,   Gary  52,  49 

104  Boniface  Ave. 
Kitchener,  Ontario 

WEBER,   Lucy  41,   37 

Box  456 
Parkhill,  Ontario 

WEBSTER,   Alan  35,   27 

512  William  St.  Apt.  2 
London,  Ontario 

WEBSTER,   Lorry  35,   26 

512  William  St.  Apt,  2 
London,  Ontario 


WELCH,  Pauline  53,  17 

216  Lawrence  Avenue 
Wallaceburg,  Ontario 

WELCH,  Philip  47,   17 

Westport,   Digby  Co. 
Nova  Scotia 

WEPPLER,  Mary  41,  18 

1  Glencrest  Blvd. 
Toronto,  Ontario 

WHITE,  Marlene  47,  43 

R.R.  #2 
Courtland.  Ontario 

WICKS.   Betty  35,   61 

508  Raymond  Street 
Peterborough,  Ontario 

WOOD.  Marlene  52,  49 

30  Woodward  Ave. 
London,  Ontario 

WOODS,  Helen 
390  Princess  Ave. 
London,   Ontario 


TIESSEN,   Carol  53,   81 

81  William  Street 
Beamsville,  Ontario 


WEILER,  John 
135  Ninth  St. 
Hanover,  Ontario 


47,  43 


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