Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

Apt iutu (Mm m. Property of Alumni Ministries Please do not remove. COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA GRADUATE SCHOOL Columbia, South Carolina iM f- -t ' V iK % ' - . - f !.«. k - 7? '  |f ' 9 : ' .:s i :iABLE d OONTENTB -:ci ? ' : Are We Ready to Confront the World? . . . this should be the challeng- ing question in our lives as we sit in each class, study each book, write each paper, and diligently prepare our minds for the task that is before us, so that we might be able to point many to the truth of the Scriptures who will in turn, faithfully teach oth- ers. Have We Encouraged One Another In the Path of Prayer? Great men and women of old were able to confront the world because of their powerful prayer lives and strong communion with the Lord. In the same way, our lives should be character- ized by a steady increase in prayer, along with our study of the Word. Those who fail in this are described as withered branches cut off from the nourishment of the Vine. Are we encouraging the prayer lives of our brothers and sisters to reflect con- cern for a spiritually and physically oppressed world? Does Our Love Show Him to the World? The fellowship of believers, the unity of Christian hearts, the encouragement given by our brothers and sisters are all part of the plan of preparation. With- out these vital elements, our ministry would be ste- rile and ineffective. The constant contact with other believers provides an outlet for Christian love and serv- anthood, preparing us now for future ministry to the needy world. Do We Live and Work and Have Our Being i n Him? Therefore, Be Ready in Every Aspect of Life. Thank You, Lord, for Mr. Scott In a world of skeptics Who trample underfoot God ' s Word of Truth In a generation of error Who choose the wide, well-favoured path In a society of shallow men Who ridicule our fathers ' lasting faith How can we confront the disbelief? YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH. . . The Truth of God ' s creation The Truth of the narrow way The Truth of an established faith AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE! Thank you, Lord Jesus, For helping us to see your order and design For exposing error and guiding us to truth For tracing out the richness of our heritage Through Your servant, RAYMOND SCOTT. There will be no pop quizzes in this class; but when we study Egypt, there will be mummy quizzes. Anyone who has taken a course in Science, Church History, or Cults, knows this to be one of the famous puns of Mr. Scott. Because of his background as a laboratory scientist, and then several years as a pastor, Mr. Scott thoroughly prepares students to recognize the errors and the truth of Sci- ence and History as they relate to the Scriptures. Those who know him describe him as warm, encouraging, humble, and disciplined, demonstrating a sincere love for students. But most of all, he is known as a man who loves God and His Ways. The 1978 Finial is dedi- cated to Mr. Raymond L. Scott, who has committed himself to making students ready to confront the world. Pe — Truth Every scripture inspired of God is also profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for instruction, which is in righteousness: that the man of God may be complete, furnished completely unto every good work. II Timothy 3: 16- 17 Directed by God BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Paul Van Gorder, Chairman; Hudson Armerding, Vice- Chairman; Robert Norris, Secretary; David Petty, Treasurer; Margaret Childs; Mary Dibble; John Dunlap; Ian Hay; R. A. Mathews; J. R. McOuilkin; Frank Merry; Elizabeth Holstedt; Wendell Tiller; Alan Redpath; Willard Whitesell. MARGE COLLINS Administrative Assistant BOB KALLGREN Assistant to the President EARL McQUAY Dean of Student Affairs TERRY HULBERT Dean of Graduate School CAMILLA TISSOT Secretary to the Assistant to the President AGNESS BARR Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs EVELYN MARQUARDT Secretary to the Dean of CGS The Administration Class schedules. Chapel speakers. Selection of faculty and staff. Supervision of the budget and finances. Choosing the right students. Hours of hard work. Making all run smoothly. DEBBIE NEHLSON Secretary to the President DON TROUTEN Dean of Bible College Division BEVERLY HARDEE Secretary to the Dean of Bible College Division Dean ' s Offices The Dean wants to see you? Relax! Firm, yet friends to students Encouraging and open Stressing discipline Sincerely desiring God ' s best for each student. HUGH FOSHEE Acting Dean of Men JONATHAN OLFORD Assistant Dean of Men HELEN KORNFIELD Associate Dean of Women PAULA BERKEY Assistant Dean of Women B. HATHAWAY STRUTHERS Associate Dean of Off- Campus Students ' . ' : ' ' . ' ' CHERYL CAMPBELL Secretary in Dean of Men ' s Office BECKY NEHLSON Secretary in Dean of Women ' s Office GINNY EDWARDS Secretary in Off-Campus Students Office SHARON CHATLOS Women ' s Physical Education CATHERINE OLFORD Women ' s Physical Education BILL DAVIDSON Director, Church History PAUL FERRIS OT, Hebrews BILLKORNFIELD Anthropology, Missions Graduate School Faculty BILLL RKIN NT, Greek PAUL WRIGHT Theology, Bible RUTH HAKES Secretary Music Department BILLSUPPLEE Director BILLHOYT Voice Instructor CAROL KIRKPATRICK Musiclnstructor Worshipping the Lord, Instrum ent ensembles. Voice lessons. The band. Chapel Choir, Outreach ministries. True Life Company, Ambassador Choir, Singing and making a melody in our hearts. LUCINDAREISMAN Nurse BETTY MATTHEWS Hostess EDNALARKIN Secretary for Music Undergraduate Faculty KAREN ADAMS CLIFF BEDELL Bible, Missions DICK BELCHER Theology, Bible MARION BURNS Psychology JACK CLARK Education ANTHONY FORTOSIS Education, Social Studies ' BERNARD HOLMES Homiletics, Bible JOHN INGRAM Counseling BILL KLEIN Greek, N.T. GLORIA KORNFIELD Christian Education DAVID LALKA English RAYMOND SCOTT Science, Church History DIANNELUBINSKI English AL McCALLISTER Theology, Philosophy SARA PETTY Education Christian Service OTIS BRASVVELL Director LARRY McCULLOUGH Associate Director MARY FAITH PHILLIPS Associate Director pa ' r- ppr a.TT v apgipiBUpHI !- J 1 1 mSjIt ' f El 1 1 Br ' A I . ; 1 Pfcr Instruction, aid, support, concern. Trying to make Bible clubs. Ambassador Choir, Service Men ' s Center, Door to door evangelism. Preaching, teaching, Sunday School, More effective for Him DIANE LOUNSBURY Assistant KATHY BEARCE Supervisor MARCIA WILLIAMS Secretary MARGARET FERRIS Secretary Learning Resources Center BILLABERNATHY Director CLETEDUNAWAY Technical Services Librarian BILLFAVATA Technical Services Assistant COLLEEN STEVENS Circulation Supervisor LAURA BRASWELL Circulation Assistant DEBBYREICHEL Director of Christian Ser- vices Resource Department MERRY BAZEMORE CSRD Circulation Assistant EDITH FRYE Order Assistant Registrar NEWELL FERRIS Registrar HELEN FAHRINGER Assistant Registrar LUCY PASCHAL Secretary SUE FAIRCLOTH Supervisor DEBBIE LOVINGOOD Typist Operator JILLYNTICE Typist Operator Administrative Services Information Services DAVERITCHE Assistant for Information GERRY HARRY Secretary for Information EDIE KENDALL Alumni Secretary Outreacli Ministries JOYCE SUPPLEE Secretary RALPH EN LOW Director of Outreach Ministries Director of Admissions Bible College Admissions JOYCE BRIGGS Secretary Campus Bookstore ROGER TILTON Manager BARRY PRUITT Assistant Manager INEZLYTLE Bookkeeper CHRISTINE HOPE Cashier SHARON LIVERMAN Cashier Bibles, school supplies. Textbooks, teaching materials. Cards, stationary. Providing adequate study tools for students, alumni and new believers. Office Services RON FAIRCLOTH Manager !ii BOB ENDICOTT Senior Pressman RUSS FOWLER Pressman PRUE BEDELL Mail List Clerk NANCY ELWOOD Secretary JOE PiOTTER Mail and Receiving Business Affairs JOHN DAVIDSON Business Manager SUE MITCHELL Secretary SAL L GALBO Director of Development Jectronic Media R.J.KENNEDY Director MARK SHEPHERD Tape Librarian JIM RAKES Repair Technician SUE SOUDER Secretary Accounting KEN RUSH Controler MARC RYAN Accounting Supervisor GIL BAKER Computer Operator WMHK FM DAVID MORRISON Director of Programming LARRY WEI OMAN News Director DON HUGHES Announcer Physical Plant WAYNE FREDERICK Electrician BRIAN O ' CONNELL Groundsman THEODORE WARREN Custodian Food Services BILLLEAVEL Manager SHIRLEY STEED Dietician BOBBY HUTTO Assistant Manager Efficient use of a small b ' get. Excellent food. Varying menus. Busy schedules. Picnic lunches, A new salad bar. Special buffets. Making CBC life more pleasant. 903 1 .J CorWl: v Jb(ti r For whatsoever is begotten of God over- cometh the world: and this is the victory that hath overcome the world, even our faith. I John 5:4 Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions Grads . . . so different and yet so alike Differing programs of study In search for the one Absolute of God ' s truth The excitement of youth, the wisdom of age Led by one Spirit, Nationals and internationals With one citizenship in Christ, A variety of experiences Forming one lifestyle in the Master ' s program Pastors, nurses, teachers Missionaries, veterans and businessmen. Confronting the world in the unity of one Faith. 4g Patricia Cartwrigiit Beverly Child Peggy Cochrum Wayne Coleson Marjorie Coon JoeCopeland Llewellyna Cornelius George Crow Rod Culbertson George Dainty Ann Deming Kathleen Duvall Steven Dyer Mike Elwood ,, Beth Euriga | Robert Evans Phyllis Florence Patricia Fong Michael Garber Barbara Gaunt Larry Gentry Winnie Grimm Kenneth Gross Marcia Gustafson Bert Haaga Ernest Hack Mark Hagerup Sniomon Kendagor Waiter Kennedy Roy Kmg Diane Lace i j|)ert Lagae ' Landis, Jii Mayetta Lee Nancy Little |3lenn Livingston Mary Jo Livingston Carole Mahler James Matsinger Melinda Maurer Patty McCuilough Thomas McCuilough Jeanette McNealy Kenneth Merriken Gary Michael Vivian Michael Jean Mlincek Wayne Morse Keith Murray John Nehring Elizabeth Newell Linda Norell Kenneth Noyes Samson 0. Obwa George Paul Larry Peck Thomas Perrucci Rick Sessoms Howard Shelden Elaine Shickiey JanShickley Vivian Shipley William Shipley Tim Sisemore Robert Smith Dan Smyth Judith Snow Sara Spearing Mike Stewart Tim Sturgill David Tucker KumikoTakeuchi Terry Taylor til Dennis Temple Stephen Thompson Kay Tyborsky Richard Vieldhouse Gary Walter Kenji Watanabe Beth Weaver Jay Weaver Ken Webb David Webster Pam Wells Bernie Whitehead Ray Williams Thomas Williams Martha Winchell Vivien Wong Cindy Wray Brenda Yerbey TONY, WENDY, MATTHEW, SCOTT BORACK Westminster, Calif. Romans 1 1 :36 Church Work NGONI FRANCIS SENGWE Salisbury, Zimbabwe, Rhodesia FMF Prayer Group Ldr 4 Psalm 46: 11 Seminary, Teaching, Pastorate NELLIE MAE SMITH Luling, La. P.E.Teacher1,2,3,4; AmbChoir2 I John 1 :9 Grad School, Church Work CHRISTINA CLAYTON Seminole, Fla. FMF Trees 3 Missions TRUDY ADAMS Corning, Arkansas Psalms 63:3 JANET ELLIS Los Aitos Hills, Calif. Class Prayer Ldr 3; Stud Assoc Trees 4 CHRIS GERTIG Highgate, Jamaica Soccer 4; Social Chairman Int ' l Students 4 BUTCH PHANEUF Southbridge, Mass. AmbChoir2, 3;Finial2, 3; Class Pres 4 Grad School, Teaching MD ' s STEVE and JiLL JOHNSON and SUNNY Alexandria, Minn. AmbChoir2 Psalm 67: 1,2 Grad School, Juvenile Delinquent Work DEBBIE HUNGERPILLER East Point, Ga. FMF Rep 2; Floor Ldr 3 John 17:3 Marriage, Missions RICHARD BARRON Columbia, S.C. Sm Grp Ldr 2 Exodus 36:30-35 DrChr Ed, Teaching KEITH POWLINSON Huanta, Peru FMFRep3;Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Proverbs 3:5,6 Seminary, Missions to Latin America CINDY JOHNSON Myerstown, Pa. Sec ' y Treas Dorm Council 3; AmbChoir2 Psalm 18:30,32 Missions in Italy JIM DEAL Greenville, N.C. AmbChoirS Eph. 3:20-21 Marriage, Grad Studies ZACK SLAUGHTER Durham, N.C. Finial 1,2 JOE and JUDY FINE Richmond, Va. FMF Prayer Group Ldr 4; Finial 4 Jeremiah 32: 17 Grad School, Missions Europe AMY CHAMBERS Pensacoia, Fla. Amb Choir 2, 3; Class Sec ' y4 Josh. 1 :8,9 Church Work, Missions ESTHER GROSS Nigeria Soccer Cpn 2 II Corinthians 3:18 Marriage, Missions BENJAMIN and ARLEEN SMALL and FAMILY Port Royal, S.C. Philippians 1:6 Seminary WILLIAM ERVING Pittsburgh, Pa. Prayer Grp Ldr 4 i Corinthians 2:2 Full Time Evangelism DAN BAILEY Miami, Florida Soccer 2; Floorleader Psalm 40:8a Seminary, Missions TIMOTHY McANDREW Chelmsford, Mass. Seminary SHIRLEY RITCHIE Charlotte, N.C. FMFRep4 Isaiah 40:31 To please Jesus RANY HAMRICK Cissna Park, III. Class Prayer Ldr 3; Koinonia Co 2; TLC 2; Finial 3, 4 II Tim. 2:2 To raise a family of faithful men and women C. T. SCOTT POWELL Pennsauken, N.J. Class Pres 1 ; Stuasen Mus Chmn 2; TLS 3 Philippians 1:20 Youth Work, Foreign Missions SHARON KUPHERSCHMID Paxton, III. Amb Choir 2; TLC 3; Big Sis 4; STU Act Comm 2 Philippians 1:16 Missions - .m ■ , I RICHARD BARRMORE Saratoga, Calif. Floorleader 4; Soccer 4 Philemon 6 Seminary, Church Planting DOUG and MARILYN SHIPLETT West Palm Beach, Fla. Class VP; Class Pres 2; Finial 3; Soccer 1 , 2, 3; Softball 1,2, 3;StuAct Comm 3 Joshua 1:8 Seminary, Pastorate Camera Shy TIM CARLSON Atlanta, Ga. Jeremiah 29:1 1,12 Music Ministry WAYNE W.ZAPPTEL Columbia, S.C. Ezekiel 33:30-33 DARRELL (RONNIE) COOPER Valdese, N.C. Finial2,3 Proverbs 1 Seminary, Pastorate BRUCE DEMING Cocoa, Fla. Philippians4:13 Seminary, Teaching Bible in High School VALERIE ENLOW Columbia, S.C. I Thessalonians 5:24 Service at CBC JIM NESS Nairobi, Kenya Philippians3:10 Christ- Life Service ALICE PIPER North Caldwell, N.J. Amb Choir 2 I John 4:4b Work with children RICK P. RICKSECKER BURT ROSS Columbia, S.C. WCBC 3, 4 Joshua 1:8, Exodus 14:13,14 Seminary, Pastorate STEVE SIMMONS Fayetteville, N.C. Amb Choir 4; Fir Ldr 4 Proverbs 18:22 Missions BILLFAVATA TONY HART JULIA ANN TROXLER Greensboro, N.C. Jeremiah 29:1 1 Youth Work STEVE KITTRELL Columbia, S.C. I Corinthians 10:13 To be all God has for me. MARK KRUATLER Lake Worth, Fla. Finial 3; Social Chmn 4; Softball 3; Tennis 2, 3 John 16:33 Seminary, Pastorate ELIJAH C.(E.C.) TURNER Lexington, S.C. Philippians 1:6 DENNIS K. WADE MARY ANN (M.A.) WALKER Port-au-Prince, Haiti Isaiah 41:10 To be a whole ' ' person Theology exams, Beginner ' s Greek, Pre-TriborPost-Trib? Facing life decisions as future Seniors The blessings of the class meeting trio, Mr. Scott ' s puns. The Junior A picnic at Sesqui, The Stolen Hymnbooks A class of strong leaders Studies, studies, and more studies Pressures with no visible end . . . Yet God is faithful! James Allen Scott Alewine Steve Baker Elizabeth Barbee William Barber Thomas Bizjak Linda Boggs Jim Bowers Douglas Briggs John Bryant Rebekah Burchett mmmm miii George Call Thomas Campbell Lynda Gather Becky Gort Bruce Grawford Gurt Daugard Joel DeHart Billi DilJnger Kathy Donnelly Kenneth Elligson Nancy Endicott David Evans Patty Farster Bob Forehand Bruno Frondell Mary Frye May Garfield Pat Gerstner Ruth Goodman Lloyd Greene Ton! Grigg Douglas Hale ' Joyce Hallila ; ' Rebeccs Hancock Sarah Hayes Michael Hazeltine Laurie Helms Larry Henry Janine Hovis Sharon Ivey Cindy Jackson Terri Jackson Earl Jacobson Curtis Jodry Amanda Johnston Kathy Jones Mats Karlsson Grover Lawrence Jessica Leetch Paul Leiand Joyce Lind Susan Livingston Annette Low Reay Mahler Steve Miller Dennis Minnich Ann Marie Monroe Mark Musser Jo Newsom Raylene Nolan Debra Norris Madge Noyes Les Odom Ken Pennings Paul Pepin Jay Piland Ann Pomeroy Brent Preston Robert Priest Karen Raws Lyn Renich Rebecca Riley Steve Riley Steve Roehl Fred Schmid Keith Snipes Alfredo G. Soliven GuySottile Paula M. Stavenuiter Pamela Stirewalt Ronald Sutherland DeniseTalley Bobby Totty Charles Wall V illiam Walsh Ruth Wetzel Patrick Wheeler Dan Whitacre John White Warren Whitmire Marna Wilson Joel Winchell Barbara Woodward June Worth ington George Wylong Thomas Zapralka Svi Sophomores Hl-IQ No Fears in God ' s Perfect Love Samuel Chiow Frank Fox Elvin Gibson Stacy Jenkins Gary Johnson LiUu UA, i 5 i! Leon Jones Cindy Kearns David Jump John Kennedy 1 fV ri il jffTj ' ' H IH f i H r B m mv H tm ' w. : . Daniel Knudsen Karen Linton Laura Lonas JI J IN pS ft w ' l 1 Jim Lowe D. Scott Schnarr Fred Richard Fran Kathy Lawrence Smith Smith Smyth Strauss Stron Becky Winn Jeff Woods 1 ™ C 1 R ■ n Kl. 1 v, ttw John Joel Yandle Yow Jerry Ziegler Alina Zuniga FOCUS ON JESUS. . . The head of our class Looking to Him Growing more like Him Jesus Leading us throughout our lives As one body Focusing on Jesus The author and finisher of our faith Trusting, obeying Him Together — confronting the world . . in FAITH Freshmen Brenda Cottle Cheryl Cowell Jim Gerow Mollie Gibbs Susan Gibson fk ' ' IJ H H . Bk 1 ' . K Harry Goodman Sara Gray Rich Greete Schindler Susan Hope Linda Ray Lois Shope Shull Simmons Sims Smethers Jean David Cindy Donna David Stephenson Strulhers Taber Teal Thomas 100 Janet Wroten Cathy Yauman Jan Yoder ffesciy t) 4. ' . % Ccrfc r jgss But one thing I do, forgetting the things which are behind, and stretching forward to the things which are before, I press on toward the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians3:13,14 CBC 3 use 2 CBC 11 Southern Methodist CBC 3 Charleston S Baptist 2 CBjfl P Southern Methodist QiC 5 YMC _ _ 9,, CBC 6 Charleston Baptist JH fl CBC 1 use 1 Cougar ' s Soccer 77 First row: George Paul, Steve Snook, Dan Pinkham, Pete Wenninger, Steve Jones, Paul Perkins, Dan Bailey, Rick Barmore. Second row: Chris Gertig, Dan Priest, Steve Walter, Ed Gan, Guy Sottile, Dave North, Jim Gerow, Keith Powli- son. Brent Preston, Ken Merrican, Bob Priest, Coach Jonathan Olford. Not pic- tured: Ruffin Banner, Harry Goodman. The excitement of team competition. An opportunity for fitness. Just for fun, A chance to display Christian character on the field Sharing after the game, A chance to excel. Discipline, To glorify God in another area of life. J . ■.-■■ ' •r -- 5 ' ■- ' ;-• ■•:.■ ■ - ' ■ - : ..■ ... - ' C. i£« -.- - -— tnI ' - - ' Si-_ • . ' ' ' ' vVphHP ' I : a£ ' 3 . %--.!7 , -:T .,- i... ., ,•• ■ ' , . -.w ... j Jonathan Olford coached the Cougars to one of the best seasons CBC has ever had. Cougars Claw Out A Winning Season Flashing blue and gold jerseys. The sharp pain of catching one ' s breath. The dull thud of foot meeting ball, A word of prayer before the game. Lonely night road work, The crowd ' s roar of approval. The referree ' s shrill whistle, A satisfying well-executed play. Desperately working out a cramp. Eating with an opposing team. Another victory and a word of thanks, CBC soccer at its best. Cougars Basketball 78 Building up for the approaching season. Fifteen panting miles a week. Practicing hard For that season opener. The moment of trial. Consecrating the game through prayer. Energy exploding at the jump ball. Testimonies tried by flying elbows. Pressure builds As the score mounts — The buzzer signals. The end of a game well-fought. hi 1 A 11 iw;J W ' m m u . . ' ' ■■ N5 = - Left to Right: Jonathan Olford, Coach Curt McDaniel, Karl McCallister, Keith Watkins, Gary Roop, Ted Wingo, Dan Knudsen, Keith McCallister, Tom Sefik, Randy Baer, Ray Williaims. CBC Tennis Signing up for the court. Psyching out your opponent With flashy clothes. Breaking in new balls On a wet day. The satisfaction Of a well-executed back-hand return. Missing a simple lob. Burning in that first serve. Clearing the net — Clearing the court — Clearing the fence. Buying three new balls For the next game. Intramural Basketball New innovations in intramurals. Class competition. Freezing cold weather And numb fingers, A fast break and successful lay-up. Learning to control tempers. Working as a team. Playing to win And learning to lose. Girls ' ntramural Soccer Learning to work as a team. Striving to win. Enjoying the exercise. Laughing for fun. Tripping over the ball, A great way To earn PE points. Unity among the girls. Learning to honor the Lord In sports. P.E. Class The old. . . Playing soccer. Tennis, volleyball. All the favorites. And the new . . . Games for ail ages. Learning how to teach And minister Through recreation. rt ' « peady to Cotcn . VNtotijnLgS By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love to another. John 13:35 All School Picnic Blood Drive Flowing from us into a needy world. Involvement in a cause that always sees results. New life gained because someone has given, A way to show the world His great love. Halloween Dorm Life Perhaps the crucial test of love: Living cramped in a room with One as imperfect as yourself. Being patient with those who rise At 6:45 on Saturdays, Seeing the same people every day Yet viewing them as unique, worthwhile, and precious In the eyes of Jesus. And as we begin to love. The dorm becomes a place of Fun and laug hter. Hall parties and sing-outs. Pizza feasts and pillow fights. Prayer times and struggles shared. Special times with special people. Love being perfected, stretched, and made alive. 1st Place: Seniors King Arthur 2nd Place: Sophomores Rollerella 3rd Place: Freshmen Once Upon a Dream ' 4th Place: Grads Back Home on the Farm Last, but certainly not least. Juniors The Stolen Hymnbooks Hard work as a class. An original skit. Hours of practice. Lines to be memorized. Commercials that show Faculty talent. Costumes, laughter. All make up Skit Night. The mingling of the old and the new. The past and the present, A time to reflect on God ' s faithfulness in ages past Familiar faces, happy reunions, A film presentation tracing our roots. Pop Supplee leading old familiar hymns. Challenges from Elwyn Davies, The alumni banquet . . .this was Homecoming ' 77. Our Favorite Pastime W Eating . . .the necessary daily ritua To endure for one more time. The long lines, those scrambled eggs. The mishaps and spills, The cafeteria: a place for theological discussions. Silly, fun laughter. Romantic encounters around 5:30-7:00 Mealtimes ... a time to relax. Enjoying friends not seen throughout the week, Mixing business meetings with pleasure. Making that final momentous decision: Do I want ice cream or an orange? Hall Dates 134 cxrfcrt freNNtKu- . n Unity By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love to another. m ' f John 13:35 137 Looking to the Harvest CO UL CO c o co CO c O F.M.F. REPRESENTATIVES: Seniors — Shirley Ritchie, Dub Ludwig; Juniors — Paula Stavenuiter, Brent Preston; Sophomores — Kathy Gieser, Terry Fender; Freshmen — Kathy Yawman, Pete Wenninger; Grads — Barb Hartwig, Ken Merriken. Looking from our personal gains and material goods. To a world without our Saviour Vast, uncharted fields. White, ready, needing to be harvested. Our efforts often seem samll. Yet slowly we see Fruits of the labor: Letters from foreign workers. Growing churches, supplied funds Children ' s Haven being built. Answered prayers. Commitments to Jesus Christ. Top: President — Guy Sottille, Vice-President — Bruno Frandell, Secretary — Denise Talley, Treasurer — John Kennedy. Bottom right: Afri- can Prayer Group lifts up the needs of a govern- ment-controlled land. Bottom left: Steve Jones leads the Central America Prayer Group. -«Utlf ' Fixing Eyes on Jesus . WOMEN ' S DORM COUNCIL: Renita Morgan, Pres., Karen Raws, Vice-Pres., Gloria Nichols, Sec.Treas., Jeanne Hobbard, Prayer Coordinator, Joyce Hallila, Toni Grigg, Raylene Nolan, Ann Marie Monroe, Barb Woodward, Elaine Enlow, Mama Wilson, floorleaders, Margie Coon, Kathy Jones, Judy Brown, Resident Assistants. Hearts knit together Building unity Working closely with Men ' s Dorm Council Providing activities for the women Sing-outs, Open House, Halloween, Pumpkin Feast, Praying for each other . . . Preparing each other for the needs of women around the world The three little R.A.S: Kathy, Judy, and Margie Following in Clirist ' s Steps o d 13 o O o Q d CD Above: Bruce Crawford, Pres.; Harold Baker, Sec.-Treas.; Scott Alewine, Dan Bailey, Steve Simmons, Rick Baramore, floor lead- ers. (Not pictured: Steve Dyer, John Thomas.) Scott Sherrod, freshmen representative. Men ' s Dorm Council Responsibilities . . . Keeping peace in the hall Planning activities, Floor-Day, Open House. Sing-outs, the get-away picnic Welcoming new students. Encouraging each other Brothers in the Lord Top: Resident Assistant of Memorial, Traverse Perry, offers service to a student. Middle: Resident Assistant of East, Bob Evans, enjoys supper with his fiancee. Bottom left: Resident Assistant of West, Ricky James, enjoys a snacl after study hours. Bottom right: floorleader, Scott Alewlne, meets with his floor to pray together. 143 c g ' ■+— ' CO ' o o (J) (J) -t— ' c CD D Z3 To Please Him in All Respects . . Above: Student Association Officers — Janet Ellis, Treas.; Charlie Harrah, Vice-President; Mike Potts, President; Shelly Falink, Sec. Below left: Billie Dillinger, Mark Krautler, and Charlie Harrah, Heads of the Student Activities. A nucleus of leaders . . . Joining faculty with the student body, Making changes to fit students ' needs. Meetings, schedules, deadlines. Socials, The Hiding Place, and comedy films Informing students of current events. Leadership retreat at Awanita, Different organizations working together Accomplishing goals But above all, learning to be servants. Left: Student Council — Mike Potts, Guy Sottile, David Webster, Mats Karlsson, Scott Sherrod, Charlie Harrah, Shelly Falink, Bruce Crawford, Renita Morgan, Butch Pha- neuf, Liz Dunn, Sharon Kupferschmid, Gordy Hill, Dave Evans, Burt Ross, Joe Copeland, Kimo Turner. Bottom right: Sharon Kupferschmid, Scott Sherrod, Big Sis and Big Brother to the Freshmen class. FRESHMAN CLASS: Kevin Hamilton, Treasurer, Mark Winkler, Vice-Presi- dent, Gordy Hill, President, Polly Roth, Secretary. Not Pictured: Doc Fortosis, Dr. Lalka, Advisors. SOPHOMORE CLASS: Kathy Gieser, FMF Representative, Lesa Shackelford, Treasurer, Rhonda Adams, Secretary, Mr. Kall gren, Advisor, Gary Watan- abe, Vice-President, Kimo Turner, President, Terry Fender, FMF Representative. GRAD COUNCIL: Seated: Marty Wine- hell, Special Pro- jects Assistant, Kathy Duvall, Social Chairman. Stand- ing: George Crow, Koinonia Group Leader, Mike Stew- art, Social Chairman Assistant, Bert Haaga, Special Pro jects, Joe Copeland, President, Todd Friel, Communica tions Chairman Steve Thompson Music Chairman. o o o T3 CO ( ) (J) 03 E TO KNOW K;M and to r AKE HIM KNOWN PIANISTS: Annette Low, Patty Far- star. First Row: Becky Winn, Kathy Gieser, Ruth March, Sheryl Mat thews, Chandy Gammon, Sally Hayes, Ruthie Goodman, Mrs. Supplee, Cynt hia Grasty, Alina Zunlga, Lynn John son, Beth Poole, Mary Ann Macom ber, Mr. Supplee. Second Row: Dan Whitaker, Cindy Jackson, Joel Dehart, Susan Oliver, Jim Lowe, Becky Morris, Terri Cottle, Pam McQuay, John Kennedy, Terri Jack- son, George Call, Ruth Kupfer- schmid, Charlie Louvau. Third Row: Marna Wilson, Ken Elligson, Becky Burchett, Happy Struthers, Raylene Nolan, Ed Marvin, Andy Eremic, Sharon Chatlos, Steve Becker, Denise Talley, Mick Dean, Terri Arant. Fourth Row: Bruce Miller, Diane Rosenber- ger, John Meckes, Lesa Shackelford, Mark Musser, Toni Grigg, Steve Baker, Judy Leibbrand, Steve Sim- mons, Deb Norris, Nathan Bullock. Not Pictured: Wendi Greene. All the way our Savior leads us . . . Through concert after concert. Christian Service groups. Spiritual leadership by Mr. and Mrs., Loving and serving one another. Learning responsibilities, Tennessee ferries, French Camp, and mistletoe, A winter tour through five states. Fifty people praying and working together. Practicing hours On songs of praise and Joy in our Lord Jesus Christ. c E o O Training . . . Music to learn. Song intros. Harmonizing, setting up equipment. Practice, practice and more practice, A three week tour in Florida, Is it spaghetti or chicken? Well, let ' s take a look . . . Ministering . . . Spending time in homes. High schools, churches. Old and young like Hearing the Gospel in song. Showing that His victory is mine. First Row Tom Bizjak Zondra Todd Grady Enlow Dan Shoemaker Kerslen Bay Mark Englethaler Laura Lonas Kathy Donnelly Second Row Lynn Renich Ron Sutherland Karen Linton Julie Warwick Julie Higley Dave VanDeWater f S : ' .. : o sz O d 03 sz O CHAPEL CHOIR: Rhonda Adams, Dwayne Bablitz, Willyette Barnett, Jean Barrett, Richard Barron, Sharon Boyes, Linda Brown, Peggy Cochrum, Gregory Cunningham, Ray Cureton, Linda Davis, Diane Fair, Ernie Flowers, Lynette Folsom, Susan Gibson, Esther Goebel, Harry Goodman, Bradley Grinnen, Gordy Hill, Abe Huber, Charles Hull, Julia Jones, Steve Jones, June Leiand, Rodney Lindsey, Carol Morgan, Deb Ostgard, Diet Schindler, Charles Shickley, Hope Shull, Lois Smethers, Charles Snell, Keith Snipes, Cindy Taber, Steven Walter, Pete Wenninger, Lysa Williams, Brenda Williamson, Sheralyn Wilson, Jan Yoder. A ministry to the College family. Calling us to worship the Lord During Chapel hour, A ministry to jails and Correctional institutes. Reaching people who have never been reached, A ministry to each other. Socials, singing Truth in song. Praising God. Q. m 13 CD 3 CD WIND ENSEMBLE: Ken Pennmgs, Ginny Staudenbaur, Tricia Durst, Joan Morris, Keith Snipes, Lyno Renich, Dan Shoemaker, Steve Miller, Scott Powell, Ruth March, Chuck Wall, Charles Hull, David Belle Isle, Mark Engelthaler, Jonathan Kammerer, Kevin Hamilton, Bill Anderson, Joel DeHart, Brian O ' Connell. Gaining experience . . . Through worship in Chapels, assemblies. Outside concerts. Quartets and trios. Skit night and games. Sacred and classical music , Using the abilities God has given. c o ■i — ' 03 N c 03 o 03 c g c B c First Row: Dr. Holmes, Advisor, Elizabeth Reynolds, Secretary, Ben Abe Shuai, Vice-President. Second Row: Mats Karlsson, President, Chris Gertig, Social Chairman. Helping foreign Students to . . . Get adjusted to the American culture. Know information concerning visas, Give testimonies in different churches. Know each other through socials. Become a part of the CBC family. C 03 O CD Deadlines, pressures, q A paper that longs to better our (• spiritual lives. Communication between on-campus and off-campus students. Staff discussions about Miss Peach ' s social life, United in producing A publication centered around Christ. Seated: Dwayne Bablitz, Allen Bratcher. Stand- ing: Emily Peach, Editor, Harry Goodman, Assistant Editor. Not Pictured: Sheralyn Wilson, Miss Collins, Advisor. Burt Ross, Paul Perkins, John Thomas, Dave Evans, Allen Bratcher, Jim Arruda, Susan Mulder, Scotty Sherrod. 6: 15 to 6:40. . . Waking up to all forms of Christian music. Preparing us for quiet time, News and entertainment from Burt and John, Training for media-related ministries. Our own WCBC. CO ' c Ll Seated: Kathy Hathaway, Alina Zuniga, Liz Dunn. Standing: Bennett Schiller, Stacy Jenkins, Brent Preston, George Call, Janet Bedell, Lee Elliott, Rick Campbell, Deb Ruby, Tim McQuay, Tim Kelty, Eileen Donnelly. Dave Ritchie, Advisor, Liz Dunn, Editor, George Bacon, Photography Chief, Lee Elliot, Business Manager, Alina Zuniga, Assist- ant Editor, Praise and thanks to the Lord for His provision of ideas when we were in need of creativity, pat lence when we were pressured, encouragement when we were low; but especially. we want to thank you. Lord Jesus, for all the people who sacrificed time to put th is Finial together. 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Frederick 41 Briggs, Douglas 74 Briggs, Joyce , . 29 Brower, Jo Anne 92 Brown, Judith 41, 140 Brown, Linda 93, 1 52 Brown, Philip 68 Brown, Roger 93 Brown, Sharon 41 Bryan, Jane 56 Bryan, Paul Bryant, John 74 Bryant, Stephen Bullock, Nathan 148 Bump, Peggy 84 Burchett, Rebekah 74, 148 Burnett, John 64 Burnett, Shireen 93 Burns, Marion 24 Butterbaugh, Linda 93 Butterfield, Katherine 41 Byers, Barbara Cail, George 75, 156, 148 Cail, Sharon 93 Calhoun, Rachael 62 Calvert, David 41 Campa, Larry 93 Campbell, Cheryl 21 Campbell, Thomas 75 CampbeM, Richard 84, 156 Carlson, Lawrence Carlson, Timothy 71 Carlton, 0. Jefferson 62 Carter, Benjamin 93 Cartwright, Patricia 42 Gather, Lynda 75 Chambers, Amy 61 Chase, Bradley 84 Chatf ield, Stephen Chatlos, Sharon 52, 148 Child, Beverly 42 Chiow, H. Samuel 84 Claiborne, Stephen 85 Clark, Jack 24 Clayton, Christina 54 Cline, Charles Cochrum, Peggy 42, 1 52 Coleson, Wayne 42 Collier, J. Bryon Collins, Marge 18 Cook, Carleton Cook, Dane Coon, Marjorie 42, 140 Cooper, D. Ronald 71 C opeland, R. Joseph 41, 145, 147 Corley, Stephen Cornelius, Llewellyna 42 Cort, Becky 75 Cosper, Deborah 85 Cosper, Martha 85 Costa, Joyce 93 Cottle, Brenda 93 Cottle, Teresa 85, 148 Cowell, Cheryl 93 Cox, David 69 Cravrtord, Bruce 75, 142, 145 Crow, George 42, 147 Crowell, Shelton 93 Culbertson, Rodney 42 Cunningham, Gregory ....... .93, 152 Cupstid, Paul 94 Cureton, Ray 1 52 Curtis, John 94 Dainty, George 42 Dainty, Mary Daugaard, Curtis 75 Davidson, John 32 Davidson, William 22 Davis, Linda 94, 1 52 Deal, James 60 Dean, P. Michael 65, 148 DeBruhl, William DeHart, Donald 85 DeHart, Joel 75, 153, 148 DeHart, Jonathan 94 Deming, Bruce 71 Deming, M. Ann 42 DeWitt, Gilbert Dillinger, Biili 75, 144 Dolph, Charles 94 Donnelly, Eileen 94, 1 56 Donnelly, Kathleen 75, 150, 151 Doumar, Kim 94 Dunaway, Cleta 27 Dumas, Gilbert 94 Dunn, Elizabeth 85, 145, 156 Durst, Patricia 70, 153 Durst, R. D. (Eric) 70 Durst, Linda 94 Duvall, Carol 62 Duvall, Kathleen 42, 147 Dye, D. Ruth 94 Dyer, Steven 42 Edwards, David 94 Edwards, Virginia 21 Eggimann, Lois 85 Eiland, Andrew 94 Elkins, Gary 67 Eliigson, Kenneth 75, 148 Elligson, Paul 85 Elliott, L.Lee 85, 156 Ellis, Janet 144,57 Elwood, Michael 42 Elwood, Nancy 31 Endicott, Nancy 75 Endicott, Robert 31 Engelthaler, Mark ,85, 153, 150, 151 Enlow, Elaine 140, 53 Enlow, Grady 94, 150, 151 Enlow, Ralph 29 Enlow, Valerie 71 Eremic, Andrew 85, 148 Erving, William 61 Euriga, K, Beth 42 Evans, David 75, 145, 155 Evans, Robert 43, 143 Fahringer, Helen 28 Fair, Diane 94, 1 52 Faircloth, Ron 31 Faircloth, Sue 28 Falink, Diane 70 Falink, Michele 144, 145, 70 Parish, Sandra 85 Farmer, Victor 85 Farrell, Thomas 95 Farster, Patricia 75, 48 Faulk, Sharon Favata, William 27 Feaster, Mary Fender, Terry 85, 1 38, 1 47 Ferris, Margaret 26 Ferris, Newell 28 Ferris, Paul 22 Fine, Joseph 61 Florence, Phyllis 43 Flowers, D. 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(Frank) 85 Frandell, Bruno 76, 139 Frazier, Alease Frederick, Wayne 34, 95 Frederick, Lois 95 Friel, John 147 Frye, Edith 27 Frye, Mary Jane 76 Fulks, Terry 59 Fulks, Virginia 69 Gallman, Carolyn Gammon, Chandy 148 Garber, Michael 43 Garfield, May 76 Garner, Charles 68 Gaunt, Barbara 43 Gebhardt, Gregory Gentry, Larry 43 Gerow, James 95, 104 Gerstner, Patrick 76 Gertig, Christopher 104, 57, 154 Gibbons, Edmund 95 Gibbs, Mollie 95 Gibson, Edna Gibson, Elvin 85 Gibson, John 43 Gibson, Susan 95, 152 Gieser, Kathryn 86, 138, 147, 148 Glick, Theresa 63 Goebel, Esther 95, 1 52 Goff , Carl 34 Goin, John 43 Goodman, Harry 95, 154, 152 Goodman, Ruth 76, 148 Gossett, David Graham, McVey Grasty, Cynthia 86, 148 Gray, Sara 95 Green, Colon Green, Daniel 43 Green, Ruth Greene, Lloyd 76 Greene, Wendi Greer, Jannet 70 Greete, Richard 95 Gregory, William 96 Griffin, Jeffrey Griff, Toni 76, 140, 148 Grimm, Winifred 43 Grinnen, Bradley 96, 152 Grinton, Jane 56 Gross, Esther 61 Gross, Kenneth 43 Gustafson, Daniel 86 Gustafson, Marcia 43 Haaga, Hubert 43, 147 Hack, W. Ernest 43 Hegerup, Mark 45 Hakes, Ruth 22 Hale, Douglas 76 Hale, Lisa 53 Hale, Olivia Hallila, Joyce 76, 140 Ham, Roger 86 Hamilton, Deborah 86 Hamilton, Kevin 96, 147, 153 Hammond, Robert 96 Hamrick, Randall 63 Hancock, Rebecca 76 Hands, Johnny 44 Hardee, Beverly 19 Hardee, W. Clinton 44 Harrah, Charles 144, 145 Harry, Geraldine 29 Hart, Anthony Hart, Susan 34 Hartman, Robert Hartwig, Barbara 44, 1 38 Hatch, David Hatch, James 18 Hatch, Judy Hathaway, Kathryn 86, 156 Hayes, Sarah 76, 148 Hayman, Linda 44 Hazeltine, Michael 77 Heath, Richard 44 Helms, Laurie 77 Henricks, Dayna 86 Hendricks, Michael .. .. 44 Henne, Lisa 96 Henry, Larry 77 Herlong, Benjamin 58 Higley, Julia 86, 150, 151 Hill, Gordon 96, 145, 147, 152 Hillyer, Michael 86 Hoffman, Michael Hollums, Douglas 86 Holmes, Bernard 24 Hope, Christine 30 Hope, Jonathan 86 Hosie, John 44 Hovis, Janine 77 Hoyt, William 23 Hubbard, M. Jean 140, 59 Huber, Melvin (Abe) 96, 152 Hudson, Gary Huggins, Beth 44 Hughes, Don 33 Hughes, R. Donald 96 Hulbert, Terry 19 Hull, Charles 96, 153, 152 Hungerford, Timmons 86 Hungerpillar, Deborah 58 Hunnewell, James 86 Huth, Gina 96 Hutto, Bobby 35 Hyder, Frank 85 Ingram, John 24, 44 Isom, Deborah 96 Ivey, Sharon 77 Jackson, Cynthia 77, 148 Jackson, Terri 77, 148 Jacobs, William 86 Jacobson, Earl 77 James, Rickie. . , , 44, 143 Janney, John 34 Jenkins, Stacey 86, 156 Jodry, Curtis 77 Johnson, Cynthia 60 Johnston, John Johnson, Lynda 87, 148 Johnson, Steven 58 Johnson, Timothy 96 Johnston, T. Gar ' 86 Jonston, M. Amanda 77 Johnston, M. Elaine 87 Jones, Eugene 44 Jones, H. Leon 87 Jones, Hedy 96 Jones, John 44 Jones, Julia 1 52 Jones, Kathryn 77, 140 Jones, Sharon 44 Jones, Steven 96, 104, 1 52 Joyce, Arthur 87 Juliano, Domenic 44 Kaleli, Jeddy 64 Kaleli, Jones 64 Kallgren, Robert 1 9, 83 Kammerer, David 86 Kammerer, Jonathan 97, 1 53 Karlsson, Mats 77, 145, 154 Kasch, Katherine 44 Kearns, Cynthia 87 Keck, Karen 97 Kelty, Timothy 87, 1 56 Kendagor, Solomon 45 Kendall, Edith 29 Kennedy, John 87, 139, 148 Kennedy, Walter 45 King, Carol 87 King, Roy 45 Kirkpatrick, Carol 23 Kittrell, Steven 71 Klein, William 25 Knudsen, Daniel 87, 108 Koehler, Catherine Kornf ield, Gloria 25 Kornf ield, Helen 20 Kornfield, William 22 Krautler, Mark 144, 71 Krecker, Cinda . . 67 Kupferschmid, Ruth 87, 148 Kupferschmid, Sharon 145, 66 Kyle, David Lace, Ronald Lagae, Hubert 45 Lalka, David 25 Landis, M. Ray 45 Larkin, Edna 23 Larkin, William 22 Laudani, Lucille Lawrence, E. Grover 77 Layman, Susan 87 Leavel, Catherine Leavel, William 35 Lee, Clifford Lee, Mayetta 45 Leetch, Jessica 77 Leetch, William Leibbrand, Judy 87, 148 Leiand, June 97. 1 52 Leiand, Paul 78 Lester, Barbara 87 Libsrek, Daniel 97 Liecht;, Elissbetn 97 L:rid, Joyce 78 Lindsay. Rodfiey 97, 1 52 Linton, Karen 87,150,151 Little, Nancy .45 LivertTian, Sharon .30 Livingston, Catherine Livingston, C. Glenn 45 Livingston. Mary Jo 45 Livingston, Susan 78 LoGalbcSal 32 Lohnes, David 55 Lonas, Laura 87, 150, 151 Lounsbury, Diane . 26 Louvau, Charles 88, 148 Lovingood, Deborah ... ,28 Low, Annette 78, 148 Lowe, James .88, 148 Lobinski, Dianne 25 Ludwick, Susan 65 Ludwick, Walter 138 Lusk, Mark 97 Lyons, Graham Lytle, Inez 30 Macomber, Mary Anne 88, 1 48 Maddox, Zachar ' Manuel, Paul 98 Mahler, B. Reay .78 Mahoney, Daniel Malone, Patricia Manapat, Galen 53 Mangham, Asa 69 Mangham, Debi 69 Manyama, Stephen . 56 March, Debra 98 March, Ruth 64, 153, 148 Marion, D. Keith Marquardt, Evelyn 19 MarricK, Deborah .98 Marriott, Sarilyn 88 Martin, Bruce Martinez, Joel Martini, Louis 88 Marvin, Edgar 88, 148 Matsinger, James 45 Matthews, Betty 23 Matthews, Sheryl .88, 148 Matthews, Wilson Maurer, Melinda 45 McAbee, Vernon 97 McAndrew, Timothy 63 McBride. John 97 McCallister, Albert 25 .McCallister, Karl 97, 108 McCallister, Keith 97, 108 McCarthy, Deborah 88 McCullough, Larry 26 McCullough, Patty 45 McCullough, Thomas 45 McDaniel, H.Curt 97, 108 Mclntyre, Darrell 88 McKenzie, Bryan 88 McQuay, Earl 19 McQuay, Pamela 88, 148 McQuay, Timothy 98, 1 56 McQuilken, Amy 98 McQuilkan, J. Robertson 18 McOuilken, Muriel 18 MccKes, Jonn 88, 148 Merriken, Kenneth 46, 104, 138 Merritt, Virg ' nia Michael, Garyi .46 Michael, Vivian . 46 Miller, Bruce 88, 148 Miller, James 78 Miller, Steve Minich, Dennis 78 Mitchell. Sue 32 Monroe, Ann Marie 78, 140 Moore, Eugenia .98 Moore, Jerri . .52 Morgan, Carolyn .98, 152 Morgan, Renita 140, 145, 59 Morris, Joan 98, 1 53 Morris, Larry Morris, Lee . . . . , .34 Morris, Rebecca 88, 148 Morrison, David 33 Morse, Wayne 46 Mulder, Susan 1 55 Mullins, Deborah Murray, Keith . .46 Musser, Mark 78, 148 Musser, Robert 88 Myers, George ....... 88 Neese, Maurice Nehlsen, Deborah .19 Nehlsen, Rebecca . , , . . 21 Nehring., John , 46 Ness, James 71 Ness, Susan Newell, Elizabeth 46 Newsom, Jo ....... .78 Nichols, Gloria 140, 55 Nifong, Rhonda 98 Nihart, Gar Noell, Mary. .:.,.,..;.... 98 Nolan, Raylene 78, 140, 148 Norell, Linda ; ,. .46 Norris, Debra 79, 148 North, David 88, 104 Nosett, Gregory 98 Noverini, Michael 64 Noyes, C. Madge 79 Noyes, Kenneth 46 Nutter, Deborah 98 Obwa, Samson .46 O ' Connell, Brian 34, 1 53 Odom, Lester 79 Odoms, Mary Olford, Catherine 21 Olford, Jonathan 104 Oliver, Susan 89, 148 Ondera, Michael Ostgard, Debra 98, 152 Outlaw, James 98 Overton, Allie Mae Park, Craig 89 Paschal, Lucy 28 Paul, George 46, 104 Payne, Gene 32 Peach, Emily 98, 154 Peck, Larry 46 Pelnik, Brian 89 Pennings, Kenneth 79, 1 53 Pepin, Paul 79 Perkins, Paul 98, 104, 155 Perrucci, Thomas 46 Perry, Trafford 47, 143 Peterson, Catherine 89 Peterson, Rebecca 98 Petty, Nell Petty, Sara 25 Petty, Thomas Phaneuf, Wayne 1 45, 57 Phillips, Mary Faith 26 Pifer, Alice 71 Pifer, Wayne 34 Piland,John .... 79 Pinkham, Daniel 47, 104 Plotter, A. Joseph 3 1 Pittard, Margaret 99 Plunkett, Lucy .47 Pomeroy, Ann .79 Poole, David 47 Poole, Elizabeth 89, 148 Potts, G. Michael 144, 145, 62 Powell, C. T. (Scott) 66, 153 Powilson, Keith 1 04, 60 Preston, Brent 79, 104, 138, 156 Prichard, Robert .47 Price, Rosemary 47 Priest, Robert 79, 1 04 Priest, Daniel 104 Prince, Brenda Prince, William C. Prince, William D. Pruden, David 47 Pruitt, Glenn. ... 99 Pruitt, Barry . , : . . . , 30 Pullis, Larry . . . . ; .89 Queen, John. . .... .65 Quick, Judy 99 Rabon, Mary Rakes, James 32 Ramsey, C. Farrel Ranger, Kent 89 Rascher, Katherine .89 Rast, Daniel Raws, Karen. , . .79, 140 Raychard, Joyce 47 Raychard, Wayne : ... .47 Rees, J.Mark Reichel, Deborah 27 Reid, Debra 99 Reisman, Lucinda 23 Renich, Jacqueline , 79, 153, 151 Reynolds, Elizabeth 89, 154 Rice Glen Richey, Patty Ricksecker, Richard 71 Ridenour, George Riggs, Alisa 47 Riley, Alan . , 89 Riley, Kevin Riley, Rebecca 79 Riley, Sally 99 Riley, Steven 79 Ritchie, David 29 Ritchie, Shirley 138, 63 Robbins, Scott 89 Robinson, Blossie Robinson, Richard Roediger, Stephen 68 Roehl, Stephen 79 Rohrer, Linda 52 Roop, Gary . 47, 108 Rosenberger, Diane 89, 148 Ross, C. Colbert 145, 71 Roth, Pauline 99, 147 Rowse, Patricia 47 Ruby, Debra 1 56 Rumberger, Edwin 47 Rush, Ken 33 Ryan, Marq 33 Salzman, Kathryn 89 Samuel, Amelia Sawyer, Charles 47 Schaeffer, Donald 68 Schaeff er, Joy 99 Schiller, Bennett 89, 156 Schinder, Dietrich 99, 1 52 Schmid, Barbara 89 Schmid, Frederick .80 Schmidt, David 99 Schmidt, Robert 69 Schnarr, D. Scott 89 Schnarr, N. Sue 89 Scott, Danny 68 Scott, James 90 Scott, Raymond 25 Seaborne, David 47 Seay, Elizabeth Sefik, Thomas 90, 108 Sengwe, N. Francis 54 Sessoms, Richard 48 Sessoms, Tina 90 Shackelford, Lesa ...;.. .90, 147, 148 Shattuck, F. William ..._... 90 Shaw, Deborah 99 Sheldon, Howard , 48 Shepherd, Mark 32 Sherrod, J. Scott 145, 55, 155 Shickley, Charles 99, 1 52 Shkkley, Elaine Shickley, Janet . . .48 Shiplett, Douglas 66 Shipley, Vivian . , 48 Shipley, William 48 Shoemaker, Daniel . . .90, 153, 150, 151 Shbpe, Susan lOG Shuil, Hope 1 52 Silman, Sara .69 Simmons, Linda 100 Simmons, Steven . 142, 71, 148 Sims, Ray 100 Sisemore, Timothy . , ... 48 Slaughter, Zack 60 Small, Benjamin 61 Smethers, Lois 1 00, 1 52 Smith, Betty 100 Smith, Fred 90 Smith, Nellie 54 Smith, Rebecca Smith, Richard 90 Smith, Robert 48 Smyth, Daniel ..,,.... 48 Smyth, Francetta .90 Snell, Charles 100, 152 Snipes, Keith 80, 153, 152 Snook, Steven 100, 104 Snow, Judith 48 Soliven, Alfredo 80 Sottile, Gaetano(Guy) 80, 104, 139, 145 Souder, Claude 100 Souder, Sue 32 Spearing, Sarah . .33, 48 Spooner, Robert Stanley, Donna Stanley, Kathryn Stanley, Richard Staudenbaur, Virginia 100, 1 53 Stavenuiter, Raula 80, 138 Steed, Shirley 35 Stephenson, Jean 100 Steven, Colleen 27 Stewart, Michael 48, 147 Stirewalt, Pamela 80 Strauss, M. Kathryn 90 Strom, Lawrence 90 Struthers, David 100 Struthers, B. Hathaway 20 Struthers, Basil .90, 148 Sturgill, Timothy 48 Supplee, G. William . ,23 Supplee, Joyce 29 Sutherland, Ronald 80, 150, 151 Switzer, Rudell Taber, Cynthia 100, 152 Takeuchi, Kumiko 48 Talley, S. Denise. 80, 139, 148 Taylor, Daniel 48 Taylor, Terry Taylor, William . .62 Teal, Donna 100 Temple, Dennis 48 Thigpen, Paul 90 Thomas, David 100 Thomas, John 67, 155 Thomas, Susan 90 Thompson, Fiobert 53 Thompson, Stephen ; . . . .48, 1 47 Thrett, Sarah 100 Thurman, Brenda .100 Tice, Jillyn ...;...... .28 Tice, Patrick Tilton, Roger 30 Tissot, Camilla . ; . 1 9 Tissot, Jacqueline 90 Todd, Zondra 90, 1 50, 1 51 Tomendal, Sandra 90 Totty, Robert 80 Trimmier, C. David 91 Trobaugh, Patrick 101 Trouten, Donald 19 Troxler, Julia . .71 Tucker, David ......,...:........ 48 Tucker, J. Paulette . , . 101 Tuggy, Janice. 91 Turner, Elijah 71 Turner, J. M. (Kimo) 91, 145, 147 Tuttle, Alecia 91 Tyborsky, Vicki ; , 48 Valle, Cayetano 91 VanDeWater, David 91, 150, 151 Van Ostenbridge, Paul Vieldhouse, Richard 49 Vines, Julie Wade, Dennis 71 Walker, Dorothy 101 Walker, Mary Ann (M. A.) 71 Wall, Chuck ...... ... .80, 153 Walsh, William 80 Walter, Gary 49 Walter, Steven .101, 104, 152 Warren, Theodore 34 Warwick, Julie 91,1 50, 1 51 Watanabe, Gary 91 . 147 Watanabte, Kenji 49 Watkins, J. Keith 91, 108 Watson, Emory Weaver, Beth 49 Weaver, Jay 49 Webb, P. Kenneth 49 Webster, David . 49, 145 Weed, John Weidman, Lari ' y . .33 Wells, Pamela 49 Wenninger, Peter . . . 101, 104, 138, 152 Wenzel, Charles ; 25 Wenzel, Elizabeth Wetherington, John Wetzel, Ruth. 81 Wheeler, Patrick 81 Whitacre, Daniel .81, 148 White, J. Andrew .81 Whithead, Bernard 49 Whitmire, Warren . 81 Wicker, Robert ' : : 101 Williams, Lisa 152 Williams, Marcia Lee .26 : Williams, Raymond .49, 108 Williams, Thomas . 49 Williamson, Brenda 101, 152 Williamson, James ......:,.. 91 Wilson, Brenda .91 Wilson, Marna . 81, 140, 148 Wilson. Sheralyn 101, 152 Winchell, Joel : .81 Winchell, Martha 49, 147 Wingo,Ted :53, 108 Winkler, Mark : . . .101, 147 Winn, Rebecca .91, 148 Wolfe, Rigba. 34 Wong, Vivien 49 Woods, Jeffrey Woodson, Murdice Woodward, Barbar . 81, 140 Wooten, Catherine Worthington, June .81 Wray, Cynthia ; . .49 Wright, Paul . 22 Wroten, Janet ; . . 101 Wylong, George 81 Wylong, R. Joan Yandle, John 91 Yawman, Cathy 101, 138 Yert ey, Brenda 49 Yoder, Jan 101, 152 Yow, Joel 91 Zaepfel, Wayne 71 Zaprzalka, Thomas .81 Ziegler, Jerry 91 Zuniga, Alina . . ! 91, 156, 148 Confronting the world seeing eye to eye , a massive wall of faces expressions of potential, living expressions of needs, longing individuals without Christ, lost, confident ly we step out, knowing Jesus is the Way Dare we become involved day after day, after day, after . we ' ve been shown. Confronting the world peering into darkened corners of hurting hearts, empty and broken lives, shattered, no morning has come, yesterday, nor today carrying a torch of light to dispel shadows of doubt unhesitantly we enter open doors of opportunity, knowing Jesus is the truth Dare we blfefflte involved . day after day, after day, af we ' ve been shown. Confronting the world staring at the confusion of mixed up morals, destroying and distraught circles of despair, unending, traveled by passive occupants who live behind doors which read do not disturb! [iying, hidden, waiting, wondering, wanting to die, hurriedly we run to the scene and knock, knowing Jesus is the: life Dare we M£)VQly$d day afterOT er day after . . . we ' ve been shown. Only in Truth, in faith, in strength, in unity, and in love can we dare to confront the world As did those faithful ones by whom we ' ve been shown that Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.