Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. LUAA T QPPICE ' 77FINIA i Oofflmbia Bible So flege Columbia, S.C. Volume XXXVIII Another year and another step in God ' s plan of building us into His servants. It was a year known for elections, good times, and people working together , but more than that , it was a year that God continued to build us together to be a temple for Him and unto Him . But we ourselves together will build unto the Lord. Ezra 4:3 Building Together the Temple Unto the Lord ' God built us together to be more like Him through the teaching of His servants. Because of the life that they live, whether in the classroom or not, we may see Him. Just another step in God ' s plan to build us together so that we may rest completely in Him . . . . being built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the chief corner stone; The campus , given to us by God , through the prayers of many of His people. It is a place where we grow more into His likeness. A part of our preparation, that will affect the total life of each person , here on earth and then when we see Him . in whom each several building, fitly framed together, groweth into a holy temple in the Lord; Our purpose , to know Him . Our vision , to make Him known. As we work, fellowship, and just get along with one another. Because of His love, we are being built continually, through people and relationships , so that we may be the maximum for His purpose . .««= in whom ye also are builded together for a habitation of God in the Spirit . ' ' Ephesians 2:20-22 T ' TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Staff 11 Students 36 Sports 104 Activities 118 Advertisements 152 Thank You, President McQuilkin . . . fsBR? 1 •?«$t- ' IB ■ kij for Helping Us Build i • ■ • m t i i - . 13 It is our privilege to dedicate the 1976-77 Finial to one who has shown a true dedication to the Lord Jesus in serving Him here at Columbia Bible College for the past nine years . He has a heart for missions and a fervent love for the people of God . His close , personal relationship with the Lord is reflected in the effectiveness of his public ministry as he relates with and addresses himself to individual and corporate needs. This man ' s life of trust and obedience challenges us to be victorious in our everyday Christian lives . He is a man of integrity and self-discipline, and as a faithful steward seeks to know and to do the will of God . His heart attitude is one of prayerful concern in seeking God ' s will on behalf of those God has entrusted to him . He knows us and loves us . His sensitivity to our needs and potentials enables him to lead us deeper into the purposes of God . His chapel messages stretch our intellectual capacity and deepen our sense of urgency in spreading the gospel . He is our counselor and friend , our President , a faithful servant , a man of God , J . Robertson McQuilkin. Faculty Staff s£coMD fLOOP schTJ I ' o ( mr tW Jesus, Our Corner Stone Having been built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus Himself being the corner stone Ephesians 2:20 Mr. I. R. McQuilkin President Mr. James M. Hatch Provost Dr. Alan Redpath, Christian Life Conference Speaker, receives portrait from Frank Fry, president of the Alumni Association. 1 ' 1 • map H $m3 | I R W61 1 J Alumni Association Mr. and Mrs. John Hehl, Members of the Class of 1926 The Alumni Association, offering member- ship to all interested former students , now con- sists of over 4000 members. The association was organized during commencement week, 1930. In drawing up its constitution, the aim was stated to cooperate with the Bible college and its purpose as expressed in the motto, ' To Know Him and to Make Him Known ' ; to pro- mote fellowship among the graduates; to com- bine our efforts for the work of the Bible col- lege. The association, in its effort to fulfill these aims, offers numerous benefits including a new Career Assistance Program. Projects are also launched, and last year the association presented $50,000 to WMHK at its dedication ceremony. A portrait was also presented to Dr. Alan Redpath, featured speaker for the Chris- tian Life Conference . Homecoming 1976 was celebrated in con- junction with the Christian Life Conference in October. Members of the class of 1926 were honored at the Homecoming Banquet; four of the five were present for their 50th reunion. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Hehl, Miss Venie Johnson, and Mr. Eddie Kunath. God ' s Fellow Workers For we are God ' s fellow- workers; you are God ' s field, God ' s building. I Corinthians 3:9 Dr. Terry Hulbert Dean of Columbia Graduate School Dr. Earl McQuay Dean of Student Affairs Mr. Bob Kallgren Assistant to the President Miss Rebecca Van Gorder Secretary to the Dean of CGS Miss Agness Ban Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs Mrs. Claude Lopez Secretary to the Assistant to the President ?3S J sl Dr. John Ker Munro Director of CBC Admissions Mr. Ralph Enlow Assistant Director of Admissions The A dm in is tra tion Mr. Newell Ferris Registrar Miss Helen Fahringer Assistant Registrar §|jH| m ' I 1 J RsBp y ■ ' r . gJ| W ' W Ssyi B j Tm . Im ' ta I IB 1 Mrs. Lydia Munn Secretary to the President Mrs. Joyce Briggs Secretary, Admissions Department ■.:• ' V Miss Lucy Paschal Secretary, Registrar ' s Office We Are Being Graduate School Faculty. . . Dr. Paul Wright Theology, Bible Mr. Paul W. Ferris, Jr. Old Testament, Hebrew Dr. William Davidson Director of Admissions; Church History, Research, Bible Dr. William Larkin New Testament, Greek Mr. Jerome Wells Teaching Assistant . . . building on what has already begun Miss Ruth Hakes Secretary In whom the whole build- ing, being fitted together is growing into a holy temple in the Lord Ephesians 2:21 Fitted Together Dean ' s Offices Mr. Jack Matthews Associate Dean for Men Miss Helen Kornfield Associate Dean for Women Mrs. Cheryl Campbell Secretary in Dean for Men ' s Office Dr. Hap Stiuthers Associate Dean for Off- Campus Students Mr. Hugh Foshee Assistant Dean for Men Miss Paula Berkey Assistant Dean for Women Miss Becky Nehlsen Secretary in Dean for Women ' s Office Mr. Clifford Bedell Bible, Missions, Anthropology Mr. Frank Fry Director of Extension Ministries Executive Director Alumni Association Dr. Anthony Fortosis Education, Social Studies r -■ - .. i k • ' V ' ffl Dr. Bernard Holmes Bible , Homiletics . . . Some Dr. David Lalka English Miss Dianne Lubinski English 3 ? Ph 1 1 - Mr. Alben McAllister Theology, Philosophy Dr. Richard Melick Bible, Greek Miss Sara Petty Educa tion Mr. Raymond Scott Science, Church History Are Teachers Mr. Charles Wenzel Bible , Greek Mr. Gerald Swank Visiting Lecturer, Missions Un dergra duate Faculty But now God has placed the members, each one of them, in the body , just as He desired . I Corinthians 12:18 Mr. Richard Belcher Lecturer, Theology • • ■r Dr. Marion Burns Lecturer, Psychology Dr. David Denyer Lecturer, Old Testament, Archaeology Mrs. Mildred Sadler Assistant, Social Studies and Science 25 Our Individual Christian Service Mr. J. Otis Braswell Director Mr. Larry McCul lough Associate Director m Miss Kathy Bearce Supervisor i Miss Mary Faith Phillips Associate Director Miss Diane Lounsbury Assistant Mrs. Elinor Kruger Secretary Mrs. Margaret Ferris Secretary 26 Part Is Important Mr. William Abernathy Director of Learning Resources , -rm Miss Colleen Stevens Circulation Supervisor Miss Merry Bazemore CSRD Circulation Assistant Miss Cleta Dunaway Technical Services Librarian Mrs. Laura Braswell Circulation Assistant K . W Mrs. Edith Frye Order Assistant Learning Resources Center . . . according to the proper working of each individual part, causes the growth of the body for the building up of itself in love . Ephesians 3:15 Mr. William Favata Technical Services Assistant g M Miss Debby Reichel Director of Christian Service Resources Department 27 We Are A Dwelling Mr. Frank Fry Director of Extension Ministries Electronic Media In whom you also are being built together into a dwell- ing of God in the Spirit . Ephesians 2:22 Mrs. Joyce Supplee Secretary, Extension Ministries Mr. R. J. Kennedy Director of Electronics Media Mr. Jim Rakes Electronic Technician Miss Edie Kendall Secretary, Alumni Affairs Mr. Mark Shepherd Tape Librarian Mr. Kenneth Weber Tape Technician Mrs. Carlene Kidwell Secretary, Career Assistance Program Extension Ministries 28 WMHK Of God WMHK, 89.7 on the FM radio dial , began its first broadcast on August 30, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. The program began with a dia- logue between David Morrison, the program director, and Presi- dent McQuilkin. Plans for the radio station began over five years ago , and the fruition of these plans has been real evi- dence of the power of the God of the impossible . This power was particularly brought to awareness at the dedi- cation ceremony for WMHK on October 7, 1976 during the Christian Life Conference. At this time it was announced that the Alumni Project Goal to raise $50,000 for the radio station had been met. God has continued to show His faithfulness as the truth of His Word has been announced over WMHK to thousands throughout South Carolina and parts of Georgia and North Caro- lina. Mr. David Morrison Director of Programming Mr. Don Hughes Announcer Mr. Larry Weidman News Director Miss Marcia Williams Secretary We Are Joined Business Affairs But the one who joins himself to the Lord is one spirit with Him I Corinthians 6:16 Mr. John Davidson Business Manager Mr. Roger Tilton Manager Mr. Sal LoGalbo Architect, Helps Int ' l Mission Mrs. Many Jones Cashier Campus Bookstore Mrs. Sue Mitchell Secretary of Business Affairs Mrs. Patty Beery Cashier Mr. Joe Piotter Postmaster To The Lord m Mr. Andy Kaups Manager, Accounting Department Mr. Marquis Ryan Account Payable Clerk Mr. Ron Faircloth Manager, Office Services Mis. Susan Hart Office Assistant Accounting Mr. Gil Baker Accountant Office Sk - JMb| Services Mrs. Prudence Bedell Mail List Clerk Mr. Fred Alexander Director of Information Miss Gerry Harry Secretary Information Services Food Services Mr. William Leavel Manager of Food Services The Spirit Of God Mrs. Betty Matthews Hostess Mrs. Shirley Steed Dietician Miss Marilyn Niewoehner Manager of Health Services Mr . Robert Hutto Assistant to Managei 4rs. Susanne Faircloth Mrs. Jeanie Krebs Mrs. Kim West iupervisor of Administrative Secretary Secretary Services Administrative Services Dwells In Us Mr. Rigba Wolfe Manager m s Mr. John Janney College Service Transponation Supervisor ! Sl% F% w «f ■ JL x ? ) 1 W Mr. Wayne Pifer Assistant to Manager Mr. Wayne Frederick Electrician Heating and Cooling Technician Mr. Lee Morris Custodian Mr. Theodore Warren Custodian Physical Plant Mr. Carl Goff Auto Mechanic Mr. Wilson Matthews Security Officer 33 Building Together . . . Music Department Mr. G. William Supplee Director Mr. William Hoyt Voice Instructor (on sabbatical) Miss Carol Kirkpatrick Music Instructor Mrs. Edna Larkin Secretary 34 ti , ., „■■- And Helping Us Build Not Pictured: Mrs. Gail Haslatt Cashier, Accounting Department Beverly Hardee Secretary, Physical Plant Mr. Bob Endicott Reprographic Supervisor, Office Services Mrs. Judy Hatch Nursery Supervisor t m 36 Students Columbia Graduate School of Bible And Missions And can it be that I should gain an interest in the Savior ' s blood? Died He for me, who caused His pain? For me, who Him to death pursued? Amazing love! How can it be that Thou, my God, shouldst die for me? 8 fcw HPB Long my imprisoned spirit lay fast bound in sin and nature ' s night; Thine eye diffused a quickening ray, I woke, the dungeon flamed with light; May chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth, and followed Thee. Charles Wesley Karen I . Adams 4 Gary J . Beery Charles T . Bennetch Janet K. Bennetch Wayne W. Adams Richard J . Arma Linda D . Barnett William C. Bochman Rick E. Brooks Judith A . Brown Stephen D. Bryant Linda L. Caldwell Sylvia Chan 39 Barbara L. Chapman Stephen R. Chatfield Beverly A . Child Leiton E. Chinn R. Andrew Choate John Connelly Marjorie A . Coon Rouse Joe Copeland George D. Crow George E. Dainty Mary T. Dainty Gregory M. Darnieder XJtf GRAD LIFE COUNCIL Rich Nichols - Social Chairman Leiton Chinn - Koinonia Chairman Danny Plunkett - Chairman of Special Projects George Crow - President Judy Brown - Music Chairman Ed Eshleman - Resource and Communication 40 Elizabeth L. Duggan Kathleen F. Duvall R. Sally Erway Edgar S. Eshleman Robert Evans Cesareo L. Fernandez Caroline B. Fleming Phyllis L. Florence Russel L. Fowler Joyce E. Friesen Barbara A . Gaunt Larry L . Gentry Elizabeth B. Gerow Michael Grant Marcia Gustafson Hubert R. Haaga Willard C. Hardee Jr. Judy E. Hardin Robert S . Hartman Dennis W . Henderson Nash W . Hester Jr. Janet A . Hicks Arthur D . Hopkins Mary G. Hower Thomas A . Hughes Charlotte Hurst Rickie W. James Robert L. Jarre tt Marian ty. Johnson Eugene H. Jones Soon K. Kim John C. Kinser Duane R. Kruger Ronald F. Lace Nancy W . Little Mary Jo Livingston Kathy L. Lutz Dorothy Jean Lynch E. Hope MacEwen Lloyd T. Magewu Jennie R. Mahoney Beth A. Mays Susan K. McClain Jeanette A. McNealy Joseph R. Medina Kenneth B. Merriken Sandra S . Mills Jean E. Mlincek John A. Mower R. James Munn Jean M. Nelson Maurice L. Neese Richard L. Nichols Brian H . Nicholson Virgilio H. Oberes Jonathan M. Olford George Ostojic Janice K. Patton Danny H . Plunkett Militza T . Poleksic Louise Powell Lucinda J . Reisman 45 Lewis S. Roberts John L . Robinson Gary N . Roop Patricia A. Rowse Jacob Samuel Charles F. Sawyer David Seaborne Janet L. Shickley R. Elaine Shickley William J. Shipley Marilyn A. Simmons Lucy P. Singleton Cathye L. Smith Donalda A. Smith Sara A . Spearing Ruth L . Stehfest John W . Steketee Marcia J. Stevens Linda L. Storms Dennis L. Stiatton Kumiko Takeuchi Louis L . Werner Claudine Tali Dennis Temple Robert R. Thomson Shirley R. Wiens Corene B. Tooley George Tricket Jay R. Weaver Donald V. Winter Our Prayer May the Mind of Christ my Savior live in me from day to day , By His love and power controlling all I do and say. May the Word of God dwell richly in my heart from hour to hour, So that all may see I triumph only through His power. May His beauty rest upon me as I seek the lost to win , And may they forget the channel , seeing only Him . Philippians 2:5 Words by: Kate B. Wilkinson Cheryl Cutter and Husband Our lives being built in Him Andy Rambikur Alice Price Sue Crist David Webster and Family 49 Karen E. Riseden Angus Mcintosh and Wife Kay Mary Browning Mike Joline and Wife Randall Krebs and Wife jft -«i Hhk r : ::;:, ' : ' :; ' i ,;;; ! P a Bel r 1 LAMS 9HS| h J Jr ' ' J M 50 Joel Martinez and Family Rosalie Batter o Virginia Brant and Husband Amy Schaeffer J. Light foot Grasty and Wife m Wm 0t ■: W £. 1 wBm Peggy Ford Tom Whalen - y Jk ft JilU B.y9 ; mT Hi 1 ' 1 jk Gary Fallon Dorrie Poland Linda Thompson Leslie Nordman 52 Deborah Glick David Banks Tim Pifer Dale Tuggy Arleen Gaudry Joe Fera 53 Jim Fleetwood and Wife Sylvia Phelps Tom Cregan and Wife Julius Mutwota 54 Jim Hay ward Sam Hinson and Family Becky Johnston Ernie Taylor Gunda Taylor 55 Patty Dunlap Verne G. Marshall Dana Petit Henry Mallon Galen Manapat Evelyn Marquardt Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it, except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain. Psalm 127:1 Alan Dyczewski and Family Deborah Martin Dale Angst adt Rick Miller and Wife 57 Rooted and built up in Him, and established in the faith, as ye have been taught, abounding therein with thanksgiving. Colossians 2:7 Susan Bonner and Husband Stewart Stout Gabriel Galdo Parks Wilson Steven P. Brueck and Wife 59 Lynn Costa Alexander Ngonyi Mike Clark Candace Preston Valerie Wheeler Phyllis Morris Silvana di Paolo 60 Libby Smith .,■ Priscilla Jones Jennie Wilson Mary Capron Dennis Shumate David W. Shull Dawn Erdmann Gordon Johnston Frank Noell Steve Powell Joy Duvall Terry L. Fulks and Wife 62 Raymond Medina and Family Kirk Arnold Tina Hays Steve Ward T. Mark Phillips 63 Jim Braswell and Wife Joe Estes and Wife Dan Clendenin Cindy Johnson Chris Kidwell and Wife Fay Lopez Mike Walker and Wife 65 Sarah Melton and Family Hazel Sutherland Rick Floyd and Wife Cindy Watts i6 LaVonne Martin Dan Smyth and Wife i x J Gregory Estes and Wife Roger Bennett Renita Morgan 67 Stuart Scott Steve Rambikur F. Charles Ekpenyong Donna L. Cottle Joe Donahue and Wife 68 Bill West and Wife Dave Sturgeon James R. Simoneau and Wife Not Pictured: Karen Cocke Timothy Ham Teresa James Catherine Matthews Deborah Matthews Kim Payne Paul Peterson Scott Quillin Craig Reoch Richard Peck God has used others to build us. May God now use us to build others. 69 Juniors. . .having been firmly rooted . . . and now being built up in Him. Col 2:7a Rick Alcala Terry Arant Dan Bailey Richard Barmore Richard Barron David Bellelsle Tony Borack Steven Boyd Phil Brown £ ' .- M Patricia Brown Jane Bryan John W . Burnett Rachael Calhoun Tim Carlson Jeff Carlton Amy Chambers G . Lawrence Clark Christina Clayton Ronnie Cooper David Cox Micheal Davis Cathy Dawson Jim Deal Mick Dean Bruce Deming Lynn Duhan Eric Durst Elaine Enlow William D. Eiving Dianne Falink Michele Falink Mary Lyn Flake Charles Garner Theresa Glick David Gossett Penny Greer Esther Gross Lisa Hale Randy Hamrick Johnny Hands Bryan Harms Charles Harrah Nancy Harris Ben Herlong David Hitzing Sharon Hopkins Deborah Horton Jeannie Hubbard Debbie Hungerpiiler Steve Johnson Kathy Jones Mark Krautler Cinda Krecker Pam Kupferschmid Paul Kupferschmid Sharon Kupferschmid David Livingston John Lee David Lohnes Walter Ludwick Patti Malone Asa Mangham Ruth March Tim McAndrew Jerri Moore Elizabeth Nelms Gloria Nichols Mike Noverini Richard Peck in whom the whole building Doug Shiplett Sally Silman being fitted together is growing . . . Eph. 2:21 Steven Simmons Zack Slaughter Benjamin Small Nellie Smith Sharon Sprouse William Taylor ml k Bob Thompson Wilbur Thompson Julia Troxler 7M Duane Vermeland Dennis Wade Ted Wingo Wayne Zaepfel Thomas Zaprzalka Thomas Zasadny CAMERA SHY: Dale Angstadt Trudy Adams Gary Branham Ken Busbee James Chapman Steve Cheatwood Lois Ferris Jan Fulks Edward Gaston Jane Grinton Tony Hart Reggie Haslett Steven Kittrell Bill Logan Julius Mutwota Alexander Ngonyi Alfred Pritchard Nancy Scarborough Eddy Taylor Gunda Taylor Mary Anne Walker According to the grace of God which was given to me, as a wise masterbuilder I laid a foundation, and another is building upon it. But let each man be careful how he builds upon it. For no man can lay a foundation other than the one which is laid , which is Jesus Christ. I Corinthians 3:10-11 For I will set my eyes on them for good , and I will bring them again to this land; and I will build them up and not overthrow them, and I will plant them and not pluck them up. Jeremiah 24:6 79 with unique design . . . Creativity Sophomores of ' 79 Are Building Together in Understanding Sophomore small group leaders are helping to build our class in discipleship. • tiX i ■ ' V ' f v ? THERE ' S A QUIET UNDERSTANDING Tedd Smith There ' s a quiet understanding when we ' re gathered in the Spirit, It ' s a promise that He gives us when we gather in His name. There ' s a love we feel in Jesus, There ' s a manna that He feeds us, It ' s a promise that He gives us when we gather in His Name. And we know when we ' re together, sharing love and understanding, That our brothers and our sisters feel the oneness that He brings . Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Jesus, For the way you love and feed us, Hand and Hand with Jesus today, Thank you, Thank you Lord. Thank you, Thank you, Lord. Bene W . Allday Billy Barber Amanda T. Bingham Tom Bizjak Nathan C. Rebekah S . George L. Thomas J. Deborah L. Sherri R Bullock Burchett Cail Campbell Carlson Cate There ' s a love we feel in Jesus. Cathy Clark In prayer we sense Jesus ' love among us. Cindy G . Clark Becky J . Con Joel T. DeHart 34 r said unto him, Lord, ' mot 1 follow thee now ; j i.i down my life for thy •■ lesus answered him. Wilt ia ' down thy life for my i ,. ' Verily, verily. 1 say unto , ' tee The cock shall not crow, ! I il thou hast denied me thrice. CHAPTER 14 L not your heart be trou-j . ed: ye believe in God,! also In me. v Father ' s house are Ions: it if were not ■ tx ' you. ' I go _mist promisem trie Com on- I  or else believe me for the v™, works ' sake. VC T 12 ' Verily, verUy, 1 say  ,, you, He that beUevcth «jg the works that 1 do shall he £ also; and greater works Hv5 these shall he do; because Ua unto my Father. B |3 ' And whatso ever y« . . ' .i) ■: • i-jti.orm;-- ci-iM,- : . : ,;, the SE ' — ' -  a. a I ' 4 ' fy e sha ll ask an y thlnjin « m v Hame; 1 i wnraoar - 8 5 Sin 15 SwSffiSJSktoiuB u I comma ndmen ts. | TiS VrioTrwuTpraytheFetha. .a [and ' ■he shall give you anothtr ill a 1 Comforter, that he may afakji  with you fot ever; , -J  7 £,cn lth£ s f tit °f taa ;  V« whom the world carmct  u i ' u ! ccive, because it seeth him net, il a neither knoweti) htm: hot ft t« ,, know him ; tor he dweDeuVHII   «. «t you. and shall be in yon. a. si 1 18 i-l will not leave yoa ' OB ■rtf fortless:«IwiacotoetOrW. 19 Yet a little while, nd fe [world seeth me o mores M « rye see me : ' because 1 Iwe .fl v ' 5hall live also. 30 At that day ye sjnffl. tax ' H«t «I am to toy FattBfc.jat !n me. sad I to you. HethathathmyooB a, and keepeti ttwn, .it lover mtttaAm- f me s all beloved and I will fewe ha . ■ iftst myself to Mm. . , ,, « rh unto Km, Christ and his memhn 36 But the Comforteuj, grjes i been and v me, PI rings to you r i ngro bTance-, whatsoever l K;, jata unJowuEr Tcl. ' neTt y e letitbeafr a W JTVe have heard how M ! I unto you, I go away, and con, again unto you. If ye loved me, ye would rejoice, because 1 said, | it go unto the Father: for my Father is greater than L 20 And ' now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it Is come to pass, ye, might believe. 30 Hereafter I will not talk much with you: ffor the prince of this world cometh, ana bath netting in me. . ;■ ' : it But that the wood may tnnw that I love the Father; tod a the Father gave m inSiinandment, evert so 3 do. « Arise, let uv go hen. ' CHAPTER IS true ' There ' s a Manna That He Feeds Us, Bob L. Lois G. Bob C. Bruno W. Rachel R. Mary Jane Forehand Forry Fortosis Frandell Frye Frye 85 Lloyd G. Greene Suzanne E. Gregan Toni L. Douglas W. Grigg Hale Joyce I. Perry L. Rebecca A. Sally J. Mike G . Laurie A. Hallila Hampton Hancock Hayes Hazeltine Helms Larry J . Sandra L . Henry Hopkins Janine A , Hovis Sharon L. Ivey Cindy M. Jackson And we know when we ' re together, sharing love and understanding. Curtis S . Amanda M. Hedy J. Suzette L. Susanna F. Mats S . Jodry Johnston Jones Jones Jones Karlsson 87 Scott R. Morningstar Jo Alice Newsom Robyn D . Noe ' r Our Brothers and Our Sisters Feel the Oneness That He Brings. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Jesus, For the way you love and feed us , ft 1 V Brent L. Donald G. Bob J. Bill Mary E. Karen R Preston Price Priest Prince Rabon Raws 90 1 HVv . ' Jf SJ V-l If |i 1 ' - 1 fflfl ' Xr jtk 1 - 1 ftST r 1 Steve C Riley Talmadge D. Rutledge Not Pictured: Michael R. Alford Daniel A. Bailey Earl Y. Baine, Jr. Robert M . Baugh Rosemary F. Baugh O ' dell S. Belger Harris S . Boyce Phillip A . Brown James R. Cagle Suzanne H. Cregan Keith Doster Wayne J. Edwards Barry L. Ferguson Thomas R. Grigsby Lawrence B. Hansley David R. Hawkins Harold L. Jones, Jr. Kathryn R. Jones Randy W. Kennedy Ken Nasshan Elizabeth W. Nelms Gloria R. Nichols Michael A. Ondera Farrell C . Ramsey Nick Reed Beth R. Schmidt David E. Stalvey Cathy D. Strader Douglas S . Thomas Thomas A . Thompson Sue N. Touart Patrick R. Wheeler Mercedes Ruiz Chuck E . Wall, Jr. Joel T . Tom P. Barbara L. June E . Beth D . George J Winchell Wood Woodward Worthington Wroten Wylong Here we are gathered together, We hope you ' ve enjoyed what we ' ve done. We are the Sophomores of ' 79, It is our pleasure to give you our time . For we love you brethren, And just really desire to see . Love and fellowship in Christ , Here at C. B.C. Chuck Schwandt - I John 4:7-8 We Are One In the Spirit . . . Loving. . . Living. . . Laughing . Together The Freshman Class Flelping One Rhonda L. Adams Bonnie S. Alexander Connie Lou Alexander Edward L. Avis, Jr. Randy Baer Jeffrey A. Barber Kersten A . Bayt Stephen P. Becker Frank J. Bedell Kebede T. Belihu Dennis L . Bell Kathleens. Bontrager LEFT: Big Brother, Dennis Shumate; and Big Sister, Rosalie Dattero. Douglas H . Bowman Hal Boyce Another RIGHT: Advisor, Dr. Fortosis. Joann D . Branham Ellen M . Braun H. H. Samuel Chiow Stephen B. Claiborne William R. Coleman Deborah A . Cosper Martha L. Cosper Teresa A . Cottle Donald W. DeHart Gilbert A. DeWitt Lydia A . Duhan Diana L. Duke Elizabeth S . Dunn Wayne Edwards Lois Eggimann MarkR. Engelthaler 97 Andrew J. Eremic Terry L. Fender Bruce E . Garner Kathryn L. Gieser Cynthia E. Grasty Wendi M. Greene James Gregory, Jr. Daniel G . Gustafson Roger W . Ham Deborah L. Hamilton Leon Jones Arthur J . Joyce David H. Kammerer Timothy D . Kelty John J. Kennedy Ruth A . Kupferschmid Ruth D . Kuykendall Lucille J . Laudani Susan V . Layman Judy M . Leibbrand Barbara A . Lester Karen D . Linton James L. Lowe Mary Anne Macomber Louis D . Martini Edgar S . Marvin Sheryl J. Matthews Kent D. McCallister Deborah J. McCarthy Sherri L. McDonough DarrellG. Mclntyre Michael W. McKague Sue Ellen McKay Bryan K. McKenzie Pamela R. McQuay John W. Meckes James S . Miller Rebecca L. Morris George C. Myers David L. North Sherrill Northington Jacqueline C. Ogle 100 Kenneth L. Ogle Susan K . Oliver Edwin Ortiz William M. Overlook Cynthia A. Owen Brian J. Pelnik Catherine D. Peterson Elizabeth M. Poole Larry M . Pullis Katherine A . Rascher J . Mark Rees Elizabeth A . Reynolds Virgil F. Rice Kevin D. Riley Diane Rosenberger KathrynS. Salzman Jane L. Samuel Katherine E . Sandif er Bennett J. Schiller Barbara A . Schmid 101 Beth Schmidt Dane S . Schnarr Thomas B. Sefik Joseph O. Sellers Lesa A. Shackelford Jonathan D . Sharpe F. William Shattuck Daniel L. Shoemaker Gloria J. Smethers Richard W. Smith __— ■■ ' r Rm — — — — n mmp mmm Robert W. Spooner Donna M. Stanley Mary K . Strauss Cathy C. Sullivan Paul D . Thigpen Susan B. Thomas Zondra K. Todd Sue Touart Lola F. Tripp Janice J . Tuggy James M. Turner Julia R. Warwick Gary I . Watanabe J . Keith Watkins John B. Weed Cynthia A . Wheeler Mark A . Williams Tina M . Wilson Rebecca J. Winn Jeffrey A. Woods Charles E . Wright Rebecca L. Yount Alina I. Zuniga NOT PICTURED: William M. Branch Jonna M . Darnieder Cheryl E . Elkins R. Donald Hughes James M. Hunnewell Deborah J. Marion Sharnel A . Miller Faye C . Murrell Gary L. Nihart Leah O . Osimbo John H . Piland William C. Prince Janet L. Ramsey AlanR. Riley Richard F . Robinson Francetta J . Smyth Suzanne M. E. Taylor David S . Walker Shireen E. Wilder Brenda C. Wilson John D . Yandle -■■ - 103 JflnHf 111SI S 105 Cougar ' s Soccer 76 Opponent CBC Allen University 7 Baptist College 2 3 USC (OT) 4 2 YMCA (coaches club) 4 3 International Students 1 2 1976 Soccer Team: (L to R) Verne Marshall, Steve Rambikui, Skeetei Moote, Dan Shoemaker, Paul Kupferschmid , David North, Dan Bailey, Kimo Turner, Tim Carlson, Michael Grant. BACK: Don Price, Bob Fortosis, Frank Bedell, Bob Pri- est, Stu Scott, Gaetano Sottile, Brent Preston, Mark Williams, Steve Claiborne, Keith Powlison, Ken Nasshan, Jonathon Olford . 106 Christ Jesus Himself being the chief cornerstone 107 Men ' s Interm ural Soccer Won Lost Sr. 6 Jr. 2 4 Soph. 4 2 Fr. 6 Intermural Champs: Seniors 108 Though we are built as separate buildings , we experience unity through Christ. 109 Cougars Basketball ' 77 1977 Basketball Team: (L to R) Kevin McWilliams, Keith McKenzie, Ken Merriken, Tom Sefik, Dave Van De Water, Gary Roop, Ted Wingo, Gil DeWit, Jimmy Cook, Jeff Barber, Coach Matthews, Jona- than Olford. Not Pictured: Keith Watkins 1 : J 1977 Results OPPONENT Capes Coleman Dave Lucas Creative Media Derrick ' s Dave Lucas Derrick ' s Capes Coleman Piedmont Piedmont We They 42 63 47 37 61 43 64 69 ,50 58 51 58 48 71 100 99 92 72 that others may see the habitation of God in In term ural Basketball Win Loss Freshman 4 Sophomores 1 4 Juniors 3 2 Seniors 5 1 Grads 4 ' 2 Intermural Champs: Grads J ZL 3T, ' Volleyball 113 CBC Tennis MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT First Place: Denny Huist Gloria Nichols Runners Up: Dan Gustafson Diane Lounsbury 115 Women ' s P.E. And Intermural Soccer Or know ye not that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit which is in you, which ye have from God . . . glo- rify God therefore in your body. I Cor. 6:19-20 The philosophy of the Women ' s P.E. Department is that if the body is in good condition, then one ' s lifestyle will reflect a more effective service and bring glory to our God. sid K-Jtis. v. Activities Student Activities Student Activities Committee: Mike Potts, Chairman; Scott Sherrod, Terry Arant, Nancy Harris and Jeff Wayne. Student Council ' ' S« ife % « W Building better leaders for His Service Student Association Officers: (bottom left) President Gary Fallon, Secretary Jerry Moore, Treasurer Chris Kidwell, Vice President Mike Potts. 123 Student Foreign Missions Fellowship Teaching the foundational truth that missions is on the heart of God is essential to involve students in foreign missions now. Class Representatives: Ken Pennings, Mary Capron, Keith Powli- son. Deb Horton, Lois Forry, Jean Takeuchi, Jim Munn, and Steve Ward. ■PHsnmEBK ' s Executive Council: Chiis Clayton, Treasurer: Don Schaeffer, Vice President; David Banks, President; Lynn Costa , Secretary. Our purpose is to motivate each student to the full personal involvement that God desires for him in building His worldwide Church. Exposure in chapel, to the world scene in relationship to the m issionary endeavor informs students concerning God ' s formation of His church. Unless the Lord build the house They labor in vain who build it; Psalms 127:1a Building His ch urch in all the world. Building His ch urch through prayer . . Praying that His Name may be known in every land. The 1977 Project is our channel to supply news paper tract-inserts in a suburb of Tokyo and to send CBC students as summer missionar- ies over seas. and projects. Geographical Prayer Group Leaders: Bill Shipley, Joel Deheart, Donna Cottle, Frank Noel, Brent Preston, John Queen, Doug Shiplett, Andy Rambike and Tom Cam. God provided through us, funds for the beginning of a classroom building for our sister school, the Carribean Bible Center in 1976 . He provided for us a new radio tower also. The 1977 SFMF project has been our channel to see Him provide funds for the beginning of another radio tower. May His Word go over the air from Sri Lanka . Men ' s Dorm Council And He gave some as apostles, and some as prophets, and some as evangelists, and some as pastors and teachers , for the equipping of the saints for the work of service , to the building up of the body of Christ; until we all attain to the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a mature man, to the measure of the stature which belongs to the fullness of Christ. Ephesians 4: 11-13 Men ' s Doim Council Officers: Vice President Galen Manapat, President Joe Ferra, Secre- tary Treasurer Phil Brown. Floorleaders: Roger Bennett, Mike Noverini, Ted Wingo, Stew - art Stout, Mick Dean and Rickie James. Women ' s Dorm Council Love Builds Bridges Instead Of Walls . . . walk in love , just as Christ also loved you . . . - Eph. 5:2 Impossible Dreams . . . people finding each other at right moments, in unexpected , obscure places for God-ordained reasons . . . IMPOSSIBLE means that i, an ordinary young woman, can be something special and significant in an enormous, hurting world. i can be love where i live, and that is Christ . . . and He really does make ALL the difference ! - Ann Kiemel There grows a special brand of His love as the daughters of the King seek to learn more of their inheritance. We ' ve dared to dream, and have believed our Father for impossible things in each of our lives. We asked for a year of precious living together: loving, caring, and sharing. Our heart ' s prayer has been that Christ might manifest through us the sweet aroma of the knowledge of Him in every place. (II Corinthians 2:14) And may our hearts continue to fall in love with our Lord over and over again. IMPOSSIBLE DREAMERS: TOP LEFT: Dorm Council Officers: Nancy Hubbard, Pres.: Mary Brown- ing, V. P.; Patty Dunlap, Sec- Treas. ABOVE: Floorleaders: Elaine Enlow, Renita Morgan, Catherine Matthews, Jane Bayuszik, Jeannie Hubbard, Deb Hungarpillar, Joy Duvall. LEFT: R.A. ' s: Donalda Smith, Kathy Jones, Judy Brown. Building Disciples In Christian Service . . . the things which you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses, these entrust to faithful men , who will be able to teach others also. II Timothy 2:2 International Organization A new organization building oneness through His love. Operation Koinonia We who had sweet fellowship together, Walked in the house of God in the throng . ' ' Psa. 55:14 . . . but if we walk in the light as He Himself is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus His Son cleanses us from all sin. 1 John 1:7 Grads . . . ' ' --- ■? ' t j tr ' r -j 9 _! A jj ' mSm ,4F n 134 pressm on 1 35 This year ' s choir ministered in approxi- mately fifty worship services while school was in session, most of these in the greater Colum- bia area . Also the choir traveled on tour during the winter short quarter. This tour consisted of twenty-two concerts in seventeen days, throughout North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina , and Georgia . The Acceptance of the songs, and responses to them was good. The choir praises the Lord for His work through them. TO KNOW HIM AND TO MAKE HIM KNCJftN! $ a r ■ (M i I ,w y i -% j ,-v The Ambassador Choir, under the direc- tion of G. William Supplee, gives CBC stu- dents a unique opportunity for well-bal- anced training. The choir presents programs around the theme Joy in our Lord Jesus Christ. The impact of the choir on indi- vidual student ' s lives, however, is much greater than the visible ministry on campus and in local churches. Rehearsals emphasize not only memorization of concert numbers, but also voice training and music reading skills. The Group Ministries Seminar assists in the growth of individuals, as well as helps in the group ministry. Choir members also perform in a variety of social events. The backbone of the choir is the Christian Service group consisting of one second-year choir member, and four or five first-year members. The discipleship ministry through these groups is the basis of much of the choir ' s impact on individual lives. Ambassador Choir 1976-77 KE k Chapel Choir Chapel Choir Cabinet Members: (1 to r) Liz Dunn, Publicity Chair- man; Carol Kirkpatrick, Director; Dan Shoemaker, Recording Engineer; Annette Low, Secretary; Jennie Wilson, Librarian; Keith Doster, President; Bunny Schmid, Social Chairman. 138 True Life Company celebrates life in Christ with musical joy and a message of hope. They offer a broad repertoire of music appealing to people of all ages and musical tastes in a variety of settings, including worship services, youth meetings, retreats and banquets. The versatile group plays twelve different instruments and involves four composer arrangers. The True Life Company members are: Frank Fry, Pro- ducer; Carol Kirkpauick, Music Director; Dave Belle Isle, Student Director; Tom Bezjak, Carol Bondurant, Joel Bonnette, Ginny Brant, Kay Fry, Brian Harms, Sharon Kupferschmid , Scott Powell, Lucy Singleton, Dennis Stratton, Ron Sutherland, Julie Warwick, Alton Brant, Jerri Moore. true lifexompany will 11 The ministry of True Life Company is not limited to musical channels. Their outreach expands to the deaf, to teaching in Sunday Schools, leading youth rallies, and sharing the gospel in churches and homes . In addition to the effective ministry of the group as a whole each member benefits from the training in teamwork and the variety of experiences involved . WCBC Band Dear Father , We want to thank You, and praise You for Your love and sustaining strength through the rough spots of the putting together of the Finial. Thank You for pushing us to the limits and then providing for us to meet the expectations set before us. And Lord, a special thanks belongs to You for the Friendships we ' ve acquired through this and for the victories we ' ve experienced day by day through Your grace. With bowed hearts of Praise . The Finial Staff 143 % Finial Staff Cabinet Members: Fred Alexan- der, Advisor; Doug Shiplett, Editor; Lydia Duhan, Assistant Editor; Bob Deckard, Busi- ness Manager- Photo Chief. ' 77 Finial Staff ' IP H •■■-■• ' ' ' ' •-:.■..• vertisements mm FM-96 Compliments PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY Service Food Distributor UNITED WORLD MISSION A buuteA the 1977 graduates o{ COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE and COLUMBIA GRADUATE SCHOOL ■ I no n- denominational, evangeti- W cat, serving in 16 countxieb , M iflA a youA. puApoie: TO KNOW HIM AW TO MAKE HIM KNOWN OPPORTUNITIES hoi: EvangeLii t6 - CkuAcli-planteAA - Bible teacher - NusiAeA - Children 1 i , youth, Women ' 6 WonkexA - Specialists in liXeratuJie, agriculture, but ineAi , flying , maintenance . 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