Northwest Christian University - Crusader Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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WELL Wells Hall, alias Wells Angels, sTruTTed inTo The caTe one niTe, TanTasizing Themselves To be The cool Wells Angels MoTorcycle Gang , Then Three monThs laTer in acTualiTy They TloaTed reveranTly inTo The caTe as The Con- venT von Wells. Theres no room Tor boredom in Well's l-Tall. The year was Tilled wiTh a Trip To The beach Tor early morning Tireside devo- Tions, The second annual Well's Hall Soclc l-lop, movies and pizza, a Tund raising slave sale, and many laTe nighT devoTions. Group picTure: From baclc, leTT, Cindy Lesher, Jill Workman, Sharon l-lamm, Andi Lewis, Julie SchaeTTer, STephanie Herschiser, CaThy Pohlman, and l'lolly Crouch. Middle: Tammie Lesher, Sheryl Wynn, Melody Keechi, Debbie Bussard, Jane WhisTler, and Laura Mueggler. l:ronT: Karen Swanson, l-leidi May- berry, Sheryl Bergren, and Laurel Anderson. NOT picTured: Cindy Nodine and Karen YoasT. Above: Sharon Hamm sTudies beTore class. lilop righT.l Middle: Laurel Anderson and Laura Rogers are inTrigued by a Triend. BOT- Tom: Tammie Lesher downsTairs aT BIS. sg is

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Caryfoafsworlh keeps sfafs af a baskelball game. From back. leff: Nelson Wohn, John Merz, Mike Perkinson, Paul Vodrup, Brian Dillon. TOFFI Campbell. and Cary Coalsworlh. Fronf, leffz Bren? Dillon, Dean Megason, Jim Emerson, Roger Brock. Carl Speck, Gary Ewerf, Ken Mayberry. and Bruce Shelby. Nor picfuredz Dave Keeling. WARNER Forever ingrained in lhe minds of The Warner Brolhersu in lhe '79-80 school year were memories such as: long housemeerings, exces- sive greenslips, group prayer, a spagherri feed Thar never rnarerial- izecl, fhe movie Jesus, a wer Silver Creek Falls, mad dashes 'ro Squire Shop sales, lale nighl Pizza, and a general repuralion for being a bil exclusive ar Times. Warner inleresls were diverse. AT any given momenl you mighl see a WArner Brolher working in lhecale. sludying, lilling weighls. playing baskelball, lraining lor a maralhon. working in a local church, working on 'rhe yearbook. fraveling with rhe Pep Band, rehearsing in The Talenl Troop, or iusl plain goofing around. Though they were individuals, rhese War- ner Men. lhey were drawn. by lhe bond of love lor one anolher in Christ info a warm, cohesive, and lunclion group. Bruce Shelby charges down fhe conrf.

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WGODYARD IT only Takes a spark To geT a Tire going. This year Woodyard Hall was blazing, noT only Tor The Lord buT wiTh love Tor each oTher. We sTarTed The year oTT by Teaming wiTh Childers To compile a 2 and 4 record in lnTramural TooTball, capping oTT The season wiTh a I2-O ToileT bowl vicTory over Warner-Rice. Then on November I9, The TirsT annual Woodyard experience, an evening oT Tun and Tellowship aT The SpagheTTi Warehouse. As winTer rolled around we played and prayed, sTopping long enough To compile a 4-2 record in lnTramural baskeTball, including a dispuTed win over deTending champion Warner Hall. Spring came, and wiTh iT Tlowers, sunshine, and a house parTy To The coasT, where we learned abouT Bible, baseball, God, and a whole loT oT Proifessor Powell's crazy songs. Some oT The guys played baseball, oThers Tell in love, and some, iusT a Tew, sTudied. SepTember To June seems so long yeT so shorT. In ThaT Time we oT Woodyard Hall have laughed and cried Through some oT The besT and worsT Times. YeT I979-80 will Torever live in our hearTs as The year oT Amix , Cop , Bok , Paul , LeT , Chaunch , Cool , l:orT , Hamid , Rice , Zim , Hayes , Zumie , Zeke , Pike , Udi , Bud , Mark, Guy lour hall Triendl, and Hanby, our sisTer Hall. Folks, we'll se ya again in Canan's land. Group picTure - Trom leTT - back: Jim ForT, John I.eTTler, Barry Bokn, Mark Coppins, and Mark McCool. Middle: Mark Zimmerman, John Hayes, and Mike Zumberis. l3ronT: Dale Mix, Joseph Udi, Ezekiel Ebong, Tim KnighT, and Oliver Eke. NOT picTured: Brian Budlong, Paul EberT, and Hammid Kakivandi. ,f