Berkshire Christian College - Musterion Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1969 volume:

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I M, ,dm N , W '1'.5i,Z:2si3??,f:F3xi X 2 5 lan by 5 XML. y - , sim.: 'Af' .. , 1 J Q x .ME Lx. 94.4 wg asv' W -t X The hour of Chang ehas come. We have a new President. Buldings have been removed and others built. In this hour of change we must look to the changeless promise of Christ's return. This is the hour we look to and the hour is soon approaching. e d i c a t i o n ELEANOR SHAW Student Pastors You were one of the first persons we met when we entered B.C.C. and you have played a big part in our college life. We came to you with our needs and you always helped, giving of yourself beyond measure. Ellie, we cannever fully repay you for all that you have done for us, but we hope you will accept our appreciation, love and dedication. W A f Qu f if fx xx is 2 3 , A f if Z X .IAQ 1, . A -ea ,1- 85' .1 w'AW,,-- The I-lour Guidance S Q, Q X Qgx S ,F 'x s L 'W Y -,fx ff ,V .LQ 'A 0' ' f v Z we V. . -V X N X1 'E . 2 A: ,QF 1? x I A- t A, t , Q, . ,Ti 4 Y . V w. QL s ' 5 Vt I ' ' , f ., ,f ' 3 Q ,Q ,N fr:-if Q' Y , Z? x' . X I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go . . . Psalms 32:8a Ernest Palmer President's Message A great honor came to me when after my retirement from the active past- orate of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. and subsequent interim pastorates, l was called to and accepted the Presidency of Berkshire Christian College. I appreciate and admire the members of the staff who perform their de- tailed duties with an efficiency, enthusiasm and cheerfulness that radiates Christian grace. l respect the members of the faculty for their true piety, their sacrificial service, their scholarship and their consummate skill in communicating their knowledge in the classroom and inspiring and motivating the students to be diligent in study. l thrill to see the students, young men and women, direct their strength and talents through channels of controlled consecrated effort to prepare them- selves physically, morally, intellectually and spiritually for a lifetime of Chris- tian service where God directs them. Campus chaos will never be the problem when and where students are consecrated to Christ. President Ernest Palmer I 0 fffgfng-Qi' tl tLQfrvLcf'7,-f Dean of Student's Message The one indispensable element of a college is the student. Colleges and and universities are created for him. But just what is a student, anyway? ls he only a person who studies? Some do diligently - others don't very much. It seems to me that essential in a student is a kind of spirit. This shows itself in enthusiasm, curiosity, eagerness, dedication, vociferousness - a blend of attitudes which reveal the student as one being really alive! Many students today seem to be rebellious, cynical, negatively oriented in and against society, and interested in anything but being truly educated. It is not so here at Berkshire. The difference? Christ! We are thankful that here we have Christian students - ones who rea- lize that the curriculum, the varied activities, and the policies of the college have been developed over the years by dedicated people to enable young people to grow rapidly toward maturity and the realization of their chosen goals of Christian service. We thank God daily for our students! C. William Bailey Dean of Students 'ical KENNETH LEIST Business Manager G. WENDELL STEARNS Dean and Professor of Psychology Dartmouth Collegeg A.B., University of New Hampshireg M.S., University of Wisconsing University of Nottingham, Englandg Ed.D., Harvard University. r gill ARTHUR B. NORTHUP Registrar and Professor of Christian Education University of Rhode lslandg Berkshire Christian Collegeg A.B., Aurora Collegey B.D., Gordon Divinity Schoolg Chica- go Theological Seminaryg M.A., Hartford Theological Seminaryg Boston Universityg Certificate of Advanced Study, Springfield College. JANET MERRILL Professor of Education B.S., Bob Jones Universityg M.A., University of Notre Dameg Ed.D., Teachers College Co- lumbia University. 15 ORAL COLLINS Director of Library and Professor of New Testament A.B. in Th., Berkshire Christian College, B.D., Gordon Divinity School, School of Library Sci- ence, Simmons College, M.A., Brandeis Uni,- versityg Candidate for the Ph.D., Brandeis University. 16 DAVID A. DEAN t Professor of Theology A.B. In Th., Berkshire Christian College, McGiI Univer- sity,-Faculty of Theology, B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary, M. Th., Westminister Theological Seminary, Candidate for Th.D., Westminister Theological Seminary. EUGENE H. MERRILL Professor of Old Testament B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Bob Jones University, Candidate for M.A., New York University. J? . lx?-fp CARLYLE B. ROBERTS Professor of Pastoral Studies A.B. in Th., Berkshire Christian Collegeg B.D., Gordon Divinity Schoolg Harvard University. CARL FREDERICK EHLE, JR. Professor of Language A.B. in Th., Berkshire Christian Coilegeg B.D., Gordon Divinity Schooly Harvard University: IVI.A., New York Universityg Candidate for Ph.D., New York University. 17 HAROLD WILSON i Professor of History A.B., Aurora College, M.A., Boston University. JUDITH M. ALBERT Assistant Professor of English A.B. in Th., Berkshire Christian College, M.F University of Wisconsin. C. WILLIAM BAILEY Dean of Students, Professor of English and Speech A.B. in Th., Berkshire Christian College, M.A., Teachers l WARREN W. WHITNEY College Columbia University. Professor of Music A.B., B.M., Barrington College, North Adams State College, didate for M. Mus., University of Massachusetts. FRANKLIN C. JOHNSTON Instructor in Music Gorham State Collegeg B.M., Barrington College. -.fq GENE E. PETERS Instructor in Physical Education A.B. in Th., Berkshire Christian College HELEN T. McCLELLAN Instructor in Art B.S., Massachusetts College of Artg Columbia Universityg M.A., New York University. Faculty Emeritus AMY YOUNG BURNS Professor of Music Emeritus M.B., Philadelphia Conservatory of Music: M. Mus., Keindworth-Schar- wenka Konservatorium, Germanyg F.A.D., Alderson-Broaddus. JAMES A. NICHOLS, JR. Professor of Theology Emeritus University of Chicagog A.B., Univer- sity of Maineg B.D., Th.D., Gordon Divinity School. 98 MRS. PATRICIA BERETTA Assistant Librarian Library Staff Joni Bourgoin, Stacia Ray, Kay Jewel, Jerri Sawyer, Mr Collins-Librarian, Mrs. Beretta, Ass't. Librian, Fran Holt' Carol Homich, Gail Warren. Not pictured: Suzanne Ross Betti Gardner. MRS. ALICE FULLER Secretary to the President ig I Palma McCamey-Secretarial Aide I. YY' MRS. HILDA NORTHUP Faculty Secretary -tri MISS ELLIE SHAW Secretary, Business Office MRS. SANDY PETERS Switchboard Operator l MRS. ALTHEA BLAKE MRS. JEANETTE FLYNN Dietitian Dietitian lg il 92 E, L ' X AJ -1 iii J u ' ig' ,ei I I N Dishwashers Buddy Dowd, Daryl Brown, Jim Gilroy, Ed Neal ' Waitresses Phyllis Rand, Cheryl Buchanan, Leah Starr, Gayle Dow, Pat Pinkham. HARRY FOX Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ARNOLD FULLER Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. SHIRLEY FOX Housekeeper Student Maintenance Calvin Barton, Bob Neville v 1 l Cleaning Girls Judy Worley, Peggy Hughes, Ella Davis 25 Boy's Dorm Parents: Dean and Mrs. Bailey College Pastor: Rev. Raymond Bowden Jr. Girl's Dorm Parents Gary and Mary Pratico . 1' V' 1 ll., 71 l I ,,.., ,V l .l 4, rg 'r Happiness is-A Quiet Library Our own Socrates pondering the mys- tery of the donut hole iii l I A A - . ' . lp.- l , M C gt, TQ T New Faculty-Do they know what they're in for? 7 7- I'-fi! lr ' E su Y - ., Peek-a-boo Come on Y'alI! ,A haZ1-..a Wake up Ellie! Prof. J. Who's your decorator? The I-lour GF A53 ,1 v , -. 1 s J LV! fin'-591 gvfh rn H 'T-gg..:.'x,'f--Af., ' . ,,,1gg::a'fgg3Q',r, 3 5fAQ,f7 ,Qt ,., ,a..n,h ' gf, 'Til' 5g5SAWQi!3'2'4'4 ?J y 'E-TWA V w'ff'f Q-We-:f'?2affi',, 4- ix- g W ' T,'yF5Ef 'q4.'15i 4f9? 19' 15.2, 'I ' ,A , ,. 1 - .. ,.-g,, 'V l. Kia' udkgiqf. WF , A Sr, I 1:1 , ' ff - . + ,. 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'X'--N eem! -.. l 1 ff K W W6 y ly ,fllljflhlilgu l i 3 J' W i g V ly l'i,,i.y.i,m ilji fl m lm l :Lvl Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. II Timothy 4:7 - Appreciation V --Q k'-Q., , l In li' Dear Prof. Roberts, All of us in the class of '69 wish we had more to leave you - something spe- cial that could begin to tell you how much we have appreciated you these four years. We have depended on your sound advice, your loyalty, your optimism and cheerfulness, your confidence ln us, and your deep abiding faith. We sort of took it for granted that you would always be at the class meetings, always be in the stands wearing your Berkshire sweatshirt, and always say the things that we needed to hear. Perhaps there were times when we forgot to say thank you - and that is what this is for - to try to show you our love and ap- preciation. Our prayer is that, with God's help, we may mirror your same zest for life, wisdom, kindness and outstanding Christian character. Thank you, Prof. Class of '69 Senior 0, Class Officers President Brian Flynn Vice President Jim Gilroy Secretary Phyllis Rand Treasurer Ray Marco Chaplain Jerry Sims The Fall of 1965 found many new faces from all over the country meeting on the campus as the freshman class of BCC. We never thought we'd make it this far but here we are, the Senior class of 1969. We've lost quite a few of our original class but we've gained almost as many as transfer students. We've come to train for the fields we've been called to. From our class will go out ministers, missionaries, teachers, and social work- ers, to serve the Lord where He leads. We've had four full and wonderful years here. It will be sad to leave this cam- pus and all the close friends We've made but we know that we will not be far apart as we strive to serve the Lord. ' ERIC J. ANDERSON Pastoral Meredith, New Hampshire Philippians 1:20 According to my earnest expec- tation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. Choir, Collegaires, Youth Conference Cabinet, Egdio Concern Commitee, Knight Watch I or. ROGER JEROME BROWN Pastoral Rochester, New Hampshire Titus 3:5 Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost. Ambassadors, Youth Conference Cabinet Art Co- glaairman, Mission Conference Music Co-Cairman, our. GERALD A. BAILEY Pastoral Lenox, Massachusetts Romans 5:1,2 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ: By whom also we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God. Choir, Collegaires, Varsity basketball, Youth Con- ference Cabinet, Ambassadorls Club, Intramural sports. DAVID P. BROWN Pastoral Fall River, Massachusetts Titus 2:13,14 Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ, Who gave Himself for us, that He might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto Himself a peculiar people, zeal- ous of good works. SFMF, President SFMF, Mission Conference Cabi- net, Chairman Mission Conference, Youth Confer- ence Cabinet, Co-Chairman Youth Conference, Student Government Association President, Col- legaires, Student-Faculty Formal Committee, Chaplain's Devotional Committee. SANDRA J. BROWN Elementary Education Iron Gate, Virginia Philippians 3:14 l press toward the mark for 'jhe prize of the high calling of God in Christ esus. Girl's basketball, Volleyball at King's Tourney, Intramural sports, Leader in Milows. ji q ti I Wt! E i J I' +- E. -, 3' fl L or ,, A- . i Oh, my achin' tooth! GAYLE M. DOW Secondary Education Clinton, Maine Isaiah 41:10 Fear thou not: for I am with thee: be not dismayed: for I am thy God, I will strengthen thee: yea, I will help thee, yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteous- ness. Ambassadors, Ambassadors Secretary, Choir. BRIAN P. FLYNN Pastoral Lenox, Massachusetts Jeremiah 33:3 Call unto me and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. Choir, Basketball, Soccer, Class President, Stu- dent Government Vice-President, Formal Co- Chairman, Freshman Orientation Committee, Baseball statistician. BETTINA GARDNER Education Ashland, Maine JAMES A. GILROY Missions Attleboro, Massachusetts Ephesians 4:1 I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called. J.V. basketball. Soccer, Ambassadors, SFMF, Mission Play, Class Vice President, SFMF Vice President, Student Government Treasurer, Mis- sion Conference Chairman, Intramural football, Youth Conference Altar worker, Youth Conference group leader. 1, 2 Cha Cha Cha SHANNON T. HALL Education iHistoryJ Corbin, Kentucky Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever. SUE HALL Education Holderness, New Hampshire ALBERT HOLLAND Secondary Education Roxbury, Massachusetts Isaiah 11:4 But with righteousness shall He judge the poor, and reprove with equity for the meek of the earth, and He shall smite the earth with the rod of His mouth, and with the breath of His lips shall He slay the wicked. Basketball CAROL A. HOMICH Christian Education Lenox, Massachusetts Esglms 46:10a Be still, and know that l am O H Ambassadors, Missions, Girl's volleyball. BARTHOLOM EW F. HURLEY Pastoral Southington, Connecticut Ephesians 4:32 And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you. Student Pastor Fall River, Massachusetts, Youth Camp Director, Camp Green, Rhode Island. JAMES A. JENSEN Pastoral Prophetstown, Illinois Hebrews 12:1,2 Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of wit- nesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith: who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God. Freshman class President, Ambassadors, Ambas- sadors Vice President, Youth Conference Cabi- net, Student Government Association, Barbershop Quartet, Choir, Gospel Quartet, Collegaires, J.V. basketball, Varsity Trainer, Soccer, Radio Con- cern Committee Treasurer. LEE R. .IUDKINS Christian Education, Secondary Education Effingham, New Hampshire Philippians 2:16 Holding forth the word of life: that I may rejoice in the day of Christ, that I have not run,in vain, neither laboured in vain. Transfer from B. I. N. E. Class President, Dorm Supervisor, Newspaper Editor, Student Govern- ment President, Choir. KATHLEEN DIANE KEMP Elementary Education Santa Clara, California Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose. Ambassadors, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Intra- mural socceT' and volleyball, King's Tourney vol- leyball, Youth Conference Cabinet, Registration, Musterion Yearbook Editor. JOAN B. LAWSON Education North Andover, Massachusetts Ecclesiastes 3:14 l know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it: and God doeth it, that men should fear before Him. Youth u Conference Cabinet, Girl's Intramural Soccer, Girl's Intramural Volleyball. M. RAY MARCO Pastoral Peace Dale, Rhode Island Philippians 3:14 I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Government Treasurer, Choir President, President of F. M. Radio Enterprize, Ambassadors Club Prayer Chairman, Youth Conference Cabi- net, Co-Chairman of Street Meetings, Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper, Soccer Scorer, Choir, New Life Singers. 9 . 'vw' . ' 1 ' ' . ws. -' if L. . , A . '1-..-, A -,V-4 DOUGLASQS. MOORE MRS. CYNTHIA MOORE Missions Loudon Ridge, New Hampshire Spencer, West Virginia Romans 8:3839 For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor princi- palities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from thedlove of God, which is in Christ Jesus our or . Class Chaplain, SFMF Vice President, Baseball, SFMF Prayer Chairman, J.V. Basketball, Radio gayer Chairman, Cheerleader, SFMF Chaplain, oir. firi- 'SIWKREEE vgm-. Three beauties? MW ,BBW JOHN A. MORRISON, JR. ROY LEE MORRISON Pastoral Laconia, New Hampshire Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Pastoral North Tazewell, Virginia Proverbs 1:7 The fear of the Lord is the begin- ing of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Ambassadors, Am- bassadors President, Youth Conference Cabinet, Ntew Life Singers, Student Government Council, C oir. Bw Tall? PATRICIA E. PIN KHAM Pastoral Seabrook. New Hampshire Philippians 1:6 Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Intramural volleyball, Youth Conference Cabinet, Yearbook, Trio, Choir. GARY D. PRATICO Pre-Seminary Rutland, Vermont Psalm 40:1-4 I waited patiently for the Lord, and He inclined unto me, and heard my cry. He brought me up also out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and established my goings. And He hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, and shall trust in the Lord. Blessed is that man that maketh the Lord his trust, and respecteth not the proud, nor such as turn aside to lies. PHYLLIS L. RAND Education-English Ashland, Maine Psalms 16:11 Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joy, at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Class Secretary, Collegaires, Choir, Trio, Youth Conference Cabinet Hostess-Co-Chairman, Queen Sweetheart. SUZANNE L. ROSS Music Education I . l Augusta, Georgia Philippians,4:6,7 Be careful for nothing, but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep yourhearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Choir, Cheerleader, Collegaires. RICHARD K. RUSSELL Pastoral Pinch, West Virginia Psalms 116:1,2 KRSVJ I love the Lord, because He has heard my voice and my supplications. Because He inclined His ear to me, therefore l will call on Him as long as I live. Baseball, Basketball, Ambassadors Club, Soccer. JERRI LYNNE SAWYER Secondary Education Bridgeport, Connecticut Ephesians 3:17-19 That Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith, that ye, being rooted and ground- ed in love, may be able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth, and length, and depth, and height, and to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God. Student Government Secretary, Ambassadors Club, Mission Conference Cabinet-Chairman Displays, Accommodations, Banquet, Youth Con- ference Cabinet-Altar workers Co-Chairman, SFMF, Choir, Junior Christmas Party Chairman, Freshman Orientation Chairman, Intramural Sports, Intercollegiate Volleyball and Ping Pong -King's Tourney. NOREEN P. SURINER Elementary Education Middlefield, Massachusetts Philippians 1:6 Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Yr-uth Conference Publicity Co-Chairman, Choir, Ambassadors Club, Discussion group leader, Youth Fellowship Co-Leader, Volleyball-King's Tourney. BRUCE T. VOGT Pastoral Pittsfield, Massachusetts Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me, J.V. Basketball, Yell leader. .IUDITH KAY WELKLEY Secondary Education-English Fairport, New York I Corinthians 10:31 Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. J.V. 84 Varsity Cheering, Ambassadors Club, Choir, Collegaires, Volleyball Intramurals, Youth Con- ference Cabinet-Music and Art Co-Chairman, Halloween Party Co-Chairman, Yearbook Editor, Homecoming Court, Mission Conference Display Co-Chairman, Sweetheart Festival-Decorations Co-Chairman, Mission Play, Youth Conference Workshop Discussion Leader, Trio, Choir. January '70 Graduate SHARAN DREW Elementary Education Alt N H h' h on, ew amps ire Philippians 4:19 My God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ esus. Youth Conference Cabinet, Varsity Yell Leader. ' '77 'AY , ' ze . 1 in ve Q, .. -- min I K Q Ei raw ng, ru ' .r .r . f 3 nm w. . v v W Brian 1 Dick and Rev. W. Coughlin Ray in his robe. 1,451+ r. H g N V ' . ,, . X A- XN' 0 M - WW GI, .1 05968 ICA, 0' r . QV D127 Jxixw 3 buff Pat ebb me r'f' 'Ql'KV , . '-,Z if ,rx . ' x' V ' ,e.'e1..lv mf, HP' Hx vggz, Roy Lee and Rev. R. Jordon Prof. Roberts, Supervisor Roger and Lee Welkley Fu Seniors 9? ny, :L1 1 f ,'1 College Life .la -QL . SF .-Q-:Q --' .af EB 'J x is , ff' Y mf, u ff ! Le . 5.56 u 1 t XM Hg, .':E3?T H H m U r H M-ig. 1 E .532 45 The I-lour Cf .1 ? W'5'?J-sl ,ws 'ibiza Sn... ' 'tliak' r 94 2 X. Preparation iii ' ii' V , ' Y X i , ig' 'ii Imlib -F.. i 1-A .HN ag XX V lu - ii Hip 'F 1 r 4 X XXX M 'I i F Q x t, SVVPSX Ml ' 'ly WL in :tg A X? if UP' in in Fig- il -' XQ NL'-V ii XX X 4 n 1.4,-,J I tr bww! i L J ' ' V i sl in i ' is t i Study to shew thyself approved unto God a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth II Timothy 2:15 And your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace Ephesians 6:15 Junior Class i I i I us. N 'N Bob Story, Ed Neal, Donna Gallman, Art Stone, Margaret Downs, Mike Kennedy, Cheryl Buchanan, Al Currier, Phil Reynard, Peggy Hughes, Lynn Parmelee, Beth Heanssler, Sharon Hannah, Johnnye Bostic, Pat Tatum, Judy Worley, Earl Skidds, .lacqi Drew, Carol Brown, Linda Haynes, Janice Hendrickson, Fran Holt, Nancy Okes, Turk Gerald, Craig Dunham, Ron Bickford, Terry Long, Sears Van Alstyne, Gary Wiecek, Brenda Buckley, Leonard Lester, Prof. Bailey. Across the United States from the pine hills of Maine to the Buck-eyes of Ohio, up from sunny Florida and down from French-speaking Quebec, come the members of the class of 1970. With our class gaining and losing members, we are still one of the larger classes. The Junior class has found many ways to serve the Lord through sports, singing, and working in organizations. Going through the list we find members of the Junior class on the soccer, basketball and baseball teams, yell-leaders, Gospel teams, choir members, Homecoming Queen and candi- dates, officers and members of Missions, Ambassadors, Student Government, Yearbook, maintenance crew, dinig hall staff, and Dean's List. Before Christmas we felt a burden to help a former member of the class. We sent Bryan Martin Bibles and Some of those Junior candy bars to use in his witness while he is stationed in Viet Nam. And who could forget the Junior Halloween Party with the ghost walk and the Great Pumpkin. And the vow that we'll find when and where the Seniors are bound for on their Senior Sneak. Yes, this year has been full of challenges. We look forward to our final year with great anticipation and thank our Lord that We've come this far by faith. Officers President Al Currier Vice-President Earl Skidds Secretary Brenda Buckley Treasurer Nancy Okes Chaplain Pat Tatum Earl 81 Kay Johnnye 84 Carol QOQ Terry 81 Peggy 0 .59 5x 0 0 , , 'E-ja..-:ng , 5? Gale Maggie Rich, Sharan 84 Nancy 30 GX Leona rd ,-'f D. Jerry 84 Bob Lynn V----1 Around Campus lr! N Shalom . -Q I Art Class A New Librarian ljifRH Si C!fR1ST1f-S if 90I.L,'7fg - x L gs Lou nge life Ping-Pong -V .E M l Front: Mary Jane Wilkolaske, Ellen Waning, Sue Stricker, Richard Stover, Denny Gough, Chet Hart, Jerry Lebel, Coach Peters, Class Advisor. Ella Davis, Jan D' Arcangelo, Gail Warren, Gail Helms, Charlene Jacques, Palma McCamey, Joni Bourgoin, Linda Hudson, Kay Jewell, Duane DeGroff, Dave Jordan, Joe Carriker, Paul Boynton. 1 Carlene Merrill, Jeannine Kelly, Calvin Barton, Brenda Hardway, Jeanese Verrill, John Hartley, Curt Marco, Ernie Tidball, Mike Gantt. Sophomore Class As the freshman class of 1971 entered the scene of Berkshire Christian tollege, a variety of talents and a strong desire to work was witnessed. When these students became Sophomores their desire to work had to -emain strong for their were many things to be accomplished before the ear ended. In October, 1968, the class gave a welcoming party for the incoming reshmen and transfer students. The social was a great success and a sense f fellowship was created. This being the year for the class to sponsor the Annual Sweetheart 'estival, it was also necessary to sponsor projects for raising money. Slave ay set a record for the amount of money raised and a food sale was held Great Barrington to supplement this amount. The theme for the Sweetheart Festival which was held on April 18, 1969, .ras Roman Holiday. As we enter the third year of our college career, many of us will be making 'ur life time decision as to what area of life the Lord is calling us into. As IG approach the our of our Lord's return, we want to do our part in winning ouls for His service. Officers President Ernie Tidball Vice President Ellen Waning Treasurer Mary Jane Wilkolaski Secretary Palma McCamey Chaplain Duane DeGroff 51 Sophomore Candids Duane On Guard Honey! gjisaq A W, H ' ' ' vf mg.. ig-i , ge fit, .11 1-:swag 5 iw? X F4-we x ' gi! f4 gee 5: LQ Q E ge-Q 1 ki, FW ol .g gn I gl' Ss cf ' E1 4 :I - -1'- ff' Av 1, We -,., , sg-I L, .T I w Palma W Say yes Denny Pauline and Smokey ,..-ug K Excuse Me Around Campus What loveliness Mary Jane Ellen Jeanese and Johnnye 53 Freshmen Class Front row: Bob Bortell, Tom Karnes, Faye Eaton, Wanda Lambert, Joyce Moss, Lawrence Hunt, Cindy Smith, Sheryl Flewelling, Francine Beretta, Janice Wilcox, Edie Wood, Shirley Herbert. Back row: Class advisor-Prof. Dean, Shirley Godin, Ruth Whitney, Leah Starr, Debbie Board, Lanita White, Faye Wolfe, Caroline Martin, Sharon Losee, Carol Gay, Marion Briggs, Linda Atwood, Rick Crimble, ed Simpson, Bob Neville, Jerry Albee, John Guess. 3 Officers President Lawrence Hunt Vice-President Faye Wolfe Treasurer Marion Briggs Secretary Barbara Hale Chaplain Sharon Losee Freshman Class Officers We the freshman class of 1969 arrived on campus the 6th of September wondering what college life was all about. After initiation week and kangaroo court we had a better idea. We have a large representation of students from the south this year as well as from New England. We sponsored the Christmas party, which was held at the Berkshire Country Day School. We have come to train for whatever work the Lord would have us go into. We pray that in all we do we may do it to His honor and glory. Freshman Candids Joyce 152,410 p-nl Leah Carol Rake those leaves Ruth Faye Dorm Life Welcome Home Yum! Yum! Hi folks! l Only 4 more term papers! ig W If 2 Albee baby - Wake Up! 0f',.C'f3 ,' , W' O J Lf! U' .L I Extra! Extra! Read all about it an, ' qlipp The Great Pumpkin strikes again! The I-lour OF 'W , Sharing X S-RS - If 'rf T-'Q?,:s,S -Xix ,f 'Si ,xv :S SX ' A13 NA A' Q if I' ,' ,ff X A r' N -L xx, - X- ' f f xx ,ff N ' ,X , k X1 e X. f QQ' I! Can two walk together except they be agreed Amos 3:3 Come now, and let u Isaiah 1:18a s reason together. Student Government slid mtg, F- . .., l f, ,gb QW, ' va .n'. 'v 'A E -f .gay . 5 -' , 2 President David Brown, Vice President Ed Neal, Secretary Margaret Downs, Treasurer Ray Marco. The Student Government, the official voice of the student body and link with the administration was under the capable leadership of President Dave Brown for the year 1968-1969. Assisting him were Ed Neal, Vice President, Margaret Downs, Secretary and Ray Marco, Treasurer. The biggest achievement for the year was the adoption of a new constitution. Other projects included the installation of a P.A. system in Chadsey Chapel, a phone for the student lounge, a water cooler in Vannah Hall. The financial support for several projects of the newly formed Home Missions Club of B.C.C., the continued provision of busses for Sunday services at Hope Church, and the usual carrying out of the student-administration business. Newspaper Staff , Y ' ? T- g, , . ,.: .: K j, 1: li ,-11. ' Q it A 1 11 Q' N-J Front Row: Linda Hudson, Kay Jewell, Palma McCamey, Beth Heanssler, Phyllis Rand, Joan Bourgoin, Ella Davis, Gail Helms. Second Row: Dave Jordan, Bob Murphy, Ernie Tidball, Daryl Brown, Duane DeGroff, Dean Bailey, Advisor, Eric Anderson, Pauline Stinson. The student newspaper, the Knight Watch, is published by the Journalism 223 class with the guid- ance of Dean Bailey. This is the first year for both the class and the Knight Watch. Their addition has not only broadened the curriculum but made a welcome contribution to the campus. The name Knight Watch was cho- sen by the student body from a list of suggestions presented by the staff. This play on words represents our school lBerkshire Knights! plus our duty as Christians to Watch in all things lll Tim. 4:55 for the morning cometh Usa. 2l:12l. Phyllis Rand, Assistant Editor, Eric Anderson, Editor. Ambassadors Officers: Ray Marco, Prayer Chairman, Roy Morrison, President, Jim Jensen, Vice-President, Duane DeGroff, Treasurer, Gayle Dow, Secretary. The Ambassadors Club start- ed off the new year with forty- six members. Teams have been formed and we are working closely with the Christian Ser- vice Department in filling as- signments in the various churches. We have also been working on plans for an area wide youth service in seven of the denominational camp grounds in April. We also have had teams go into the differ- ent nursing homes in the area on Sunday afternoons to hold services. We praise the Lord for the areas of service that He opens to us and we pray that we may go all out to honor and glorify Him. The purpose of our club is to go forth to serve Jesus Christ first and Berkshire College sec- ond. Our sincere desire is that whereever we go, Jesus Christ will be seen through us. First row-Barbara Hale, Lanita White, Ella Davis, Roy Morrison, Ray Marco, Jim Jensen, Duane DeGroff, Gayle Dow, Joyce Moss, Janice Wilcox. Second row-Marion Briggs, Sharon Hannah, Kathleen Page, Donna Gallman, Ellen Waning, Leonard Lester, Beth Heanssler, Fran Holt, Carol Gay, Gail Warren. Third row-Linda Hudson, Kay Jewel, Buddy Dowd, Ed Neal, Cindy Moore, Doug Moore, Jerry Albee, Judy Worley, Palma McCamey, Wanda Lambert, Nancy Okes. Student Foreign Mission Fellowship The Student Foreign Missions Fellowship is Berkshire's branch of the Inter-Varsity Chris- tian Fellowship. The or- ganization has as its goal the, promotion on campus of concern and senfice for foreign mis- sions and carries out this goal in a variety of ways. The main event of the year is the sponsor- ship of the annual Mis- sion Conference in November. Other proj- ects for 1968-69 have included: the contin- uance of Tuesday night Vespers services, Thursday night mis- sion prayer meetings, street meetings with the Salvation Army, a missions bulletin board, correspondence with several foreign missionaries, a Penny Crusade for Advent Christian Missions, work with a Korean Or- phanage, sponsoring of mission films, and oth- er participation in out- side mission society events. Officersz Doug Moore, President, Jim Gilroy, Vice-President, Margaret Downs Secretary, Cheryl Buchanan, Treasurer. First row-Doug Moore, Jim Gilroy, Cheryl Buchanan, Margaret Downs, Gail Warren, Kay Jewel. Second row-Jim Jensen, Duane DeGroff, Leonard Lester, Cindy Moore, Fran Holt. Third row-Buddy Dowd, David Brown Probably no highlight of the college year outshines the annual Youth Con- ference. B.C.C. Youth Conferences are organized and carried out by a cabinet of students with faculty advisors. Each year after the conference the cabinet elects two co-chairmen for the coming year. The co-chairmen then select members to fill the vacancies that have occurred within the cabinet. One hour Christian Education and field work cre- dit is given to cabinet members who participate and are faithful in atten- dance. While only a limited number of students actually plan the conference, every student finds himself involved before and during that first weekend in May. Phyllis Rand and Dave Brown head up this years' 23 member cabinet. l Youth GI-isgfgflfe if ..,'f 5u!' 3 l Roger Brown, Art, Dennis Gough, workshop, Bob Atory, music, Ray Marco, music, Ed Neal, prayer, Al Currier, treas- urer, Phil Reynard, accommodations, Carroll Pol.k, techni- cal, Art Stone, altar workers, Leonard Lester, Publicity, Dave Brown, Co-Chairman. I Kathy Kemp, registration, Jackie Drew, hostess, Gail Warren, registration, Palma McCamey, publicity, Jerri Sawyer, altar workers, Pat Tatum, workshops, Joan Law- son, secretary, Phyllis Rand, Co-chairman. Not pictured- Cheryl Buchanan, dining hall, Pat Pinkham, prayer, Roy Morrison, traffic, Prof. Dean and President Palmer, spon- sors. Radio Concern Committee tl l rl Eric Anderson, Secretary, Jim Jensen, Treasurer, Bill Ricker, Technical Engineer, Ray Marco, President, Dr. Merrill, Faculty Advisor, Doug Moore, Prayer Chairman. For some time friends of Berkshire Christian College have visualized a radio ministry centered on campus. In the summer of 1968 several seperate people became concerned that the time was ripe to make the effort. Upon returning to campus they were encouraged in sharing their mutual interest, and prayerfully examined the possibilities. A committee was formed, cor- respondence was begun, equipment was gathered, and both students and faculty expressed support. Bill Ricker from down east became chief en- gineer, donating his knowledge, experience, and equipment. Negotiations are still going'on, and the program is still being formed. The committee is drawing up plans for radio ministry training for Christian Education and ministerial students. At present a tape library and studio are being put together. Soon, Lord willing, this area of Western New England will have Christian radio broad- cast distribution over the local stations throughout the denomination. Q ,W ,, ,, Lv,L,, ,k,1 g, ,gmebgs ,M The I-lour OF 11551112,,11:sv1fs11q111,,1QQf 11 AMg5gM,,1cm 4 3 K N 11' 'fziffbfgfflilciw 5 Y ' '711 Jw - 'Few 151' 111531211 ..-1,! 11,'sig??1f f1W13zii12E' 1111 . 4igi1?EQfe251G1vf.4sz1f1g1111 11. 15 iffwi 1 ' '5 3i5? 1Jl,fEf KJWZQ 1 1 35 an 11 d:iLA-Q ?131w11fsa 11,1111 'am M - 1ff,,,r,11sm1,, 112f51 1555! Q- Q35 1751. 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W Fello Wshlb E fi A x L I I 1 1 1 xl A-f- XQER Q' , lf fl l I 1 f if K Q , ,P P walk in the light as He is in ship one with anothen and cleanseth us from I John 1:7 the light we have f the blood of Jesus ' all sin. ellow- Chrlst His Ro' Spiritual Emphasis Week Fred Renich, Director of Missionary Internship, served as special speaker for spiritual empha- sis week. Mr. Fred Renich, Director of Missionary Internship in Detroit, Michigan, served as special speaker for spiritual emphasis week, October 21-24. His ministry combined messages on practical Christian living with personal counseling. His beaming smile and dry sense of humor, but most of all his hum- ble dedication to his master, Christ Jesus made him a dynamic evangelist. Throughout the week he challenged each person to be- lieve that God loved him in spite of failures and limitations. God knew what he was get- ting when He chose you was an encourage- ment to each of us. Mr. Renich also made a lasting impression on us all as he spoke concerning the vanity of possesions. Whose things are they? made each student stop and question his own life's values. We praise God for having had the chance of sitting under the preaching of such a man of God and pray that because of that week we might walk a little more closely to our Savior for the rest of our days. Mission Conference So Send I You Mr. lan Anderson 'WV First place in Mission Conference displays, Class. Mission Conference . ,, ,. ...um nlssuumlm v,s,uN AT Stun 'J MTHE I gt GBUS iiil ?'l Luv: Duesirr ' Inun Cuiznm Class displays centering around the countries behind the Iron Cur- Tortured for Christ - a portion of the Junior Class dis- play. 'assover :ive of the American Board of Missions to the Jews. Conference. - 1968 November ninth through the thir- teenth were days of special blessing at Berkshire as Mission Conference, 1967, held its twenty-second annual session. Throughout the conference, the theme So Send l You, became a per- sonal command in the lives of many students as they sat under such serv- ants of God as: Rev. Russell Rusty Baker, Jr. from Tanzania, East Africa, Rev. and Mrs. lan Anderson who work with the Chinese people of the Philip- pines, Miss Sylvia Whitman, an Advent Christian missionary in Japan, Miss Luree Wotton, who brought reports from the Advent Christian work in the Philippines, Rev. Jonas Cohen from the American Board of Missions to the Jews in New York City, and our dear friend, Rev. Joseph Baucom, Secretary of the American Advent Mission So- ciety. Dynamic and heart rending mes- sages were also felt as the various dis- plays were viewed. In winning order, they represented the Soph's who pre- sented needy U. S. A.g the Freshmen with live senoritas and senors from Mexico, the Juniors who portrayed war-torn Czechoslovakia under the theme Tortured for Christ, and the Seniors with a colorful sampling of Japan. With grateful hearts we praise God for all that Mission Conference, 1968 meant and pray that each one of us might be willing to be sent wherever our wonderful Lord should desire. demonstration given by Mr. Rosen a representa- Mrs. lan Anderson addressing a morning Chapel service during Mission f 'H rl '46 Ad Ev 1 .Q r J' ll Hippie Happening Bus ride to Happening Sandy Peters, Mrs. Albert Messy Business New Students? Duane Hippie DeGroff Halloween Party Santa Faye ,' ' . ' ' : M-ffm ,ef 'A - f' -rm-g12Q1grfs.1:2 12. -if ,eel 'ff ' ' . 1.-4'-'-ggi! 5.1 . ,. ' .- 'V'F?Qe H : I -' ' Okay Earl. 11i'g,f-E, ,gi ,gg ' M A F 41ir.tf':yv ,- i ngfffggif gl. Ls, lf? . 'N ff Q. , , .. . .. 25 21,3 tj ., V, Q,,qI,r.fl., .5 ,u.,X1 2 - 3. , I ,1 - x 4 W l - .F ,Li ,J 2. p I, g - LQ M-L, gf V' 'ff ' . 9' ' vpfjfff 15. me '51 55- J,!:,,rA,,a' Now that's putting your nose to the grind stone! Joni B. 8. Bob M. Earl and Ella Slave Day 1 I W . I A .,. W Linda H Ella Prof. J and M. J. g . Q li. ff. ' -'Y - gf, ff. . Q. Q .-.. l. .... .H a , N , ., Tig , ff . Daryl J. Curt and Dave Ricky and Gail Bob Jeanese Prof. Johnston Faculty Formal 1968 was held at the Holiday Inn in Lenox. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the Berk- shire Hillsmen, a barbershop group from Pittsfield. As a feature of the evening, Professor Frank Johnston played several numbers on the clarinet. Professor David Dean, M.iC., with his usual wit and humor, kept up the pace of the program with his stories and poetry. C+' A I 1 Arthur T. Gerald Berkshire Hillsmen Crowning of Queen by 1967 Queen Suzanne Ross. Homecoming 1968 Dec. 6, 7, 8 Homecoming Court: Princess Judy Welkley, Princess Donna Gallman, Queen Peggy Hughes, Princess Ellen Waning. Alumni Interview with Alumni Basketball star Jim Hunt Alumni Weekend Ill lllll Entertainment by United Diversity Christmas Party Coach Serenading Faye Wolfe, Ted Simpson Farewell Party 1 l I Mary Pratico, dorm mother Mary and Gary The I-lour 0 i l ? - 4-4 F' 11. ,.- Iva-vlgk . ww 1 ,- I B ge' af ga, s E Witnessing a ' f i 4 '- .5 X 1 ,. .,,,. . .- ' .av I mt, fxgg illgff' ' , WF x xx if Axi if f i' X ,pf A as If we receive the witness of men, the witness of God is greater: for this is the witness of God which He hath testified of His Son. I John 5:9 Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Matthew 5:16 Girls' Basketball First row-Edie Wood, Anne Bacon. Second row-Janice Wilcox, Peggy Hughes, Stacy Ray, Judy Worley, Jeanese Verrill iCaptainl Third row-Coach Peters, Ass't. Coach VanAlstyne, Lynn Parmelee. iNot Picturedig Joyce Worley, Sue Brown. B.C.C. Opponent 20 Lenox High 36 18 Lenox High 35 23 Windsor Mt. 16 19 Fox Hollow 29 34 Alumni-Homecoming 13 31 Hope Church Girls 21 H This is the first girls' basketball team in two years. Through practice and experience in working together, these girls, under supervision of coaches Gene Peters and Sears Van Alstyne, have paved the way for next year's team with a 3-3 record. Soccer Team Dick Russell Buddy Dowd, Jim Gilroy, Rickie Crimble, Ed Neal, Leonard Lester, Denny Gough, Lawrence Hunt, Daryl Brown, Bob Neville, Joe Carriker, George Barnes, Coach Brian Flynn. Looking forward to next year, when Berkshire Christian College faces its first conference season in soccer, a Soccer Club was formed on campus this fall and coached by Senior Brian Flynn. A schedule of five games was played with local high schools and colleges, climaxing with a 3-2 win over a much more experienced team, Berkshire Com- munity College. The addition of soccer will raise the total of conference sports in which the College participates next fall to three, basketball and baseball being the first two. Basketball T. Al Currier, manager, Scott Wormer, Lawrence Hunt, Sears Van Alstyne, Richard Foster, Al Holland, Tom Karnes, Gary Bailey, John Guess, Dick Russell, Arthue Turk Gerald, Coach Gene Peters, Mike Kennedy, manager. The Fighting Knights closed their 1968-69 bas- ketball season with a 10-14 record. After getting off to a slow start by losing the first three games, the Knights won 8 out of the next 10 games. Probably the highlight of the season was the game against Phila- delphia College of Bible, with only minutes remain- ing in the game the Knights were 11 points down and with hustle and determination the team fought back to send the game into overtime, and won by four points. The spirit of never giving up has been dem- onstrated in every game. As we look back over the season we praise our Lord for the privilege of play- ing basketball, and most important the opportunity to lift up Christ through Athletics. 84 Gordon College Albany College of Pharmacy Western New England College Berkshire Community College Shelton College Baptist Bible Seminary Baptist Bible Seminary Philadelphia College of Bible Shelton College Northeastern Coll. Bible Institute Adirondack Community College Philadelphia College of Bible Northeastern Coll. Bible Institute Lee College Philadelphia College of Bible Nyack Missionary College New Hampshire College The King's College Nyack Missionary College Baptist Bible Seminary Albany Business College Berkshire Christian College Barrington College Western Conn. State College Brenda Buckley Joyce Moss Debby Board Team Cheer Cheerleaders Ella Davis, Capt. lt has been a great privilege for the Cheerlead- s of 1968-69 to lead the student body in the back- g of our basketball team. Back from last years squad we had Ella Davis, ptain, Brenda Buckley, Sharan Drew, and Nancy es. Two freshmen entered the ranks in Septem- r, Joyce Moss and Debbie Board. Joyce and Debbie also served as co-captains for e J-V Cheerleaders which included Faye Eaton and ah Starr. Sewing as Coaches for the Cheerleaders re Mrs. Sandy Peters and Palma NlcCamey. Sharon Drew Nancy Oakes 85 Sandy Banks, Palma McCamey, Coaches Game of the Year Faculty vs. J.V. noN'1'-- MlSSlT u me - - 0 - or THE YEAR ali 1 iii.-pull. IJIIIRHERS vs. 'll'i:ql,, A tix: stair lint:-up WE, ,f wi lful EHLE !i2igEgggjiLlil'l1:we-'rNERRII.I. it DEAN ZJOIWE:nllllili-ll l,llZ1Ill'n'u?BERTS - ul, ..a-f STEAXRYS . ' i gli,l',p1n13ifll'ETE WHITNEY, afaa 1 1V l'-if L it WILSON a' a W l ' ff'l'W5'7 JOHNSTON Wg , GiifE?Q'f4-i 1,x Ella Davis-referee, Buddy Dowd, Cal Barton, Lawrence Hunt, Daryl Brown, Bob Murphy, Rick Crimble, Dead-eye Dean, Jumping .lack Johnson, Foxy Fox, Big-Rush Roberts, Fire- ball Wilson, Albee Holland, Pistol Pete, Turk Gerald-referee, Stretch Elhe, Ed Neal Make-your-Move Merrill, Sears Van Alstyn, Whitney the Whiz, Burn-the-Net Stearns. 'w. 'M no lc' , G 1 ' A wg f Sy 'Q 5 Qi' A Q ' ' 2 ' I ' 311' 'Z ' I xl K 5 J waf. eg- .6 5: WM7 i X Q. '-Q' at W' . Q ' 21 . ,f ,-,.- 2 fm , 4 ,- 1 X 7- .1 fr X . 1 fwfr i' l ' 1 fi V a fl S ' ' 3 of take -ev . 4 5 E233 Q IW N . Q29 li i si 1 r I mi If 1 'x 2 +85 rs I Y lr-F 1 Tift, I LJ J.V. Basketball QAEH GH PF kj vamp, Q Front row-Bud Dowd, Chet Hart, John Guess. Back row-Sears Van Alstyne, Ed Neal, Lawrence Hunt, Coach Al Holland. lNot picturedl-Rick Crimble. 43+ W. Cheerleaders Left to Right-Joyce Moss co-cap't., Fay Eaton, Leah Starr, Debbie Board co-cap't. Sports -1: QL 'F' f ' , w ' iilki :SWR N 4 1 1 'fig 1 I fx, Xin The I-lour C 4 K. ,paw f wgmwssa . - wg - 2 15- f' 4 -:'-mx -' K Q , my K K w J' A1 wr, Q rl. x 3, W f 1 w X n Praise ,V 4, f 1 g. W, A16 4 ,ii ff lff 1 -J' , rf, I i U .5 L 1,9 V QQQNNJ' A rx Q QN QJYNQ 1. J i ff' Z X X Qi- ,ff Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise w Lord. Psalms 150:6 V I ' x f I 2975 F -' T X Ex .7 - I gf J . X'Ei 4w'f2f,-m4f.f.vv f ' . .x A 1-2' . . '.1' Y wx. .5 , ' 5 J., ' ' .'Af'. K9 86' 'f' s,'55,'J.s gs. - - ' ' J 54 iv , 'A' 'V '-5' X83 ' 'Lf' QW ., , .ff do if X K U .. .1 ,,4.,'x:n'.-,. -.1-?,:1T.'f:F:.: .5-Fa 37, f-'::f1i,Q1f5- Lx , i Tifw +I , 1 ,- , . -,- ,. --V...-. Y. -... it , ' .I ,. 7 w - Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladnessg come before His presence with singing. Psalm 100:1, 2 Praise God for the talents He gives to many including that of the mini- stry through music. The Berkshire Christian College Chorale, under the direction of Mr. Warren Whitney, has been a real in- strument in the promotion of the college and as a witness for the Christ we serve. Each spring the Chorale goes on a tour. This year the three year string of Southern tours was broken. The Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts area enjoyed the Chorale's ministry this Spring. Officers for the Chorale were as follows: President Ray Marco Secretary Palma McCamey Treasurer Phyllis Rand Librarian Margaret Downs Equipment Ed Neal Professor Warren W. Whitney New Life Singers 'Q l Roger Brown, Ray Marco, Roy Morrison, Ellen Waning, Brenda Hardway, Gail Warren, Margaret Downs. Richard Stover, Kathleen Page, Bruce Vogt, Shirley Godin, Donna Gallman, Leonard Lester, Sheryl Flewelling, Mr. Johnston. United Diversity As the group's name suggests, this musical- evalgelistic team has found the new life in Christ to be one of per- J fect joy and peace. lt is this experience they seek to share with all unto whom they min- ister. The group, which was organized in January of 1968, has travelled ex- tensively in New Eng- land and Canada and has participated in such events as: regular church senlices, evan- gelistic crusades, Fa- ther - Son Banquets, Sweetheart Banquets, gl .Q various social events, and Youth Conferences . and retreats. Members of the team include: Gail Warren, Brenda Hardway, El- len Waning, Margaret Downs, Roy' Morrison, Roger Brown, Ray Mar- co, and Bob Story. It has been the privelege o fthe group to work under the direction of Prof. Warren Whitney. With thankful and thrilled hearts, the New Life Singers consider it a blessed opportunity to represent Christ and Berkshire in this way. The United Diversity was formed primarily to reach ,teenagers through music with today's sounds. The theme of the group is expressed in the name: members diverse in back- ground, interests, and talents, butl united in Jesus Christ. The group is composed of eight members Kfour men and four womeni and a variety of musical instruments. Faculty ad- visor is Professor Frank Johnston. Music forthe U. D. comes from many sources, including compositions by one of the members, Donna Gall- man. Grace Jubilaires He put a new song in my mouth, A song of praise to our God. Many will see and fear, And put their trust in the Lord. Ps. 40:3 The Grace Jubilaires consist of a women's trio and a men's quartet. Truly God has been good to our team, giving us many opportunities to sing and to preach God's word. Our min- istry has ranged from the sun- ny South to the wintry land of Canada. Our style of music is South- ern Gospel , a type of music that is new to the school. As a group, we feel that this type of music has brought a new di- mension and a fresh approach in witnessing for our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Judy Neal 1 Worley, Art Stone, Brenda Buckley, Gary Wiecek, Joyce Worley Ed Palma McCamey. LESSED HOPE TRIO yllis Rand, Joni Bourgain, Cindy Smith, Linda nd pianist. Judy Welkley, Pat Pinkham, Jerri Sawyer. Fall Recital November 25, 1968 Linda Rand: Moonlight Sonata, Op. 27, No. 2, Beethoven Francine Beretta: Sonata No. 1, Kabalevsky J , , g 3 if 31 fa av M' gil V , Q V X fi O sk Q Suzanne Ross: Frauenliebe Und Leben Op. 42, Schumann -T : 9 . E WL! ' es ,A 48 if: Av -f-flash--1 1 -.hs ,- JT ...f f S ,- K 3.2 -L. , . .4 fl r . 1 I , :I f , hfkiils' A -R , -A. . 022' , v 'V T 'W' a fm i A x- V N r X 'X F ,- .ag ,Lanvrl K . ie 1' f 45-, l V, aa: i N 3 ff Y ....-l A E February 10, 1969 l i l An historic, never to be forgotten day, for- ever to be recorded in the annals of history of Berkshire Christian College. On this day B.C.C. had no classes because of snow. i it - - i ll :sri 98 Yearbook Staff Kathy Kemp .... Editor t. o'toole an sons incorporated 5 Gail Warren .... ..... B usiness Manager Carol Brown Assistant Editor ' Mike Kennedy ..... Advertising Manager G Sl fl an 45 ,5 our nzcronv PHKITKI s'roc1csnmcE,luss. uma Jane at Jeanesse Verrill, Gail Warren, Lanita Buckley, Linda Atwood, Johnye Bostic, rol Brown. hy Kemp, Palma McCamey, Phil Barbara Hale, Marion Briggs Burger, Sharon Hannahz Advisors Mr. Johnston, Mrs. McClellan, Mr. Leist. 99 Albee, Gerald L., 13 Goodyear Ave., Springfield, Vt. 05156 Anderson, Eric, BCC Campus, Lenox, Mass. 01240 Atwood, Linda M., 226 Phillipe St., Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Bacon, Shirley A., cfo Mr. 84 Mrs. E. Humphrey, Canusa Province, Quebec Bailey, Gerald A., BCC Campus, Lenox, Mass. 01240 Barnes, George E., cfo Rev. Geo. Gutchess, RD 2, Marathon, N.Y. 13803 Barton, Calvin, Dover Foxcroft, Maine 04426 Beretta, Francine J., King William Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Beretta, Mrs. Patricia C., 181 Doreen St., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Bickford, Ronald, RFD No. 2, Smithfield Rd., Oakland, Maine 04963 Board, Deborah H., 242 16th Ave., N.E., Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Boomsma, Walter, 102 Robbins Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Bortell, Robert J., 1513 Roselawn Ave., Schenectady, N.Y. 12300 Bostic, Johnnye G., Rt. 1, Pink Hill, N.C. 28572 Bourgoin, Joan, 25 Pearl St., Plainville, Conn. 06062 Boynton, Paul S., 35 Winnicunnet Rd., Hampton, N.H. 03842 Briggs, Marion A., RFD No. 3, Morrisville, Vt. 05661 Brown, Carol A., Mapleton, Me. 04757 I 1 Brown, Daryl, 3040 Van Reed Rd., Sinking Spring, Pa. 19608 Brown, David P., 506 Peckham St., Fall River, Mass. 02720 Brown, Roger, 83 Chamberlain St., Rochester, N.H. 03867 Brown, Sandra J., Iron Gate, Va. 24448 Buchanan, Cheryl, 5120 Hiway 22, Panama City, Fla. 32401 Buckley, Brenda, RFD No. 2, No. Berwick, Me. 03906 Burger, Nancy Ann, 924 So. Palm Drive, Largo, Fla. 33540 Campbell, Howard, Box 113, Otis, Mass. 01253 Carriker, Joe, Rt. 1, Box 377C, Midland, N.C. 28107 Crimble, George R., 24 Longwood Rd., Lynn, Mass. 01901 Currier, Albert, 21 Maple St., Farmington, N.H. 03855 D'ArcangeIo, Janet R., 50 East Housatonic St., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Davis, Ella L., 21 Browning Ave., Dorchester, Mass. 02124 Davis, Marjorie A., 1812 Perry Ave., Wilmington, N.C. 28401 Dean, Mrs. Dorothy P., 32 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 DeGroff, Duane, 512 Carolyn Circle, N. Augusta, S.C. 29841 Dow, Gayle, Main Street, Clinton, Maine 04927 Dowd, Edward A., Iron Gate, Va. 24448 Drew, Jacquelyn, Rt. No. 28, Alton, N.H. 03809 Drew, Sharan, Rt. No. 28, Alton, N.H. 03809 Dunham, Craig, 26 Hynes St., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Eaton, Faye E., Deer Isle, Maine. 04627 Flewelling, Sheryl J., Box 13, RFD 2, Meredith, N.H. 03255 Flynn, Brian, 32 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Foster, Richard L., Box 88, Live Oak, Fla. 32060 Gallman, Donna M., 3927 Sheridan Dr., Charlotte, N.C. 28200 Gardner, Bettina, Ashland, Maine 04732 Gay, Carol B., 30 Sargent Ave., Nashua, N.H. 03060 Gerald, Arthur T. Jr., 32 Circuit St., Roxbury, Mass. 02119 Gibbs, Thomas M., Barnes Hill, RFD No. 1, Waterbury Center, Vt. 05677 Gilroy, James, 657 So. Main St., Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Godin, Shirley E., Brooklyn St., Morrisville, Vt. 05661 Gough, Dennis R., 17 Sylvan Rd., No. Hampton, N.H. 03862 Guess, John D., 2141 Grace St., Fort Worth, Texas 76111 Hale, Barbara A., 203 Walnut St., Manchester, N.H. 03104 Hall, Shannon, Rt. No. 2, Box 309, Corbin, Ky. 40701 Hall, Suzanne, RFD No. 1, Ashland, N.H. 03217 Hannah, Sharon A., Mustoe, Va. 24468 Hardway, Brenda, 22 Cloverleaf Circle, Charleston, W. Va. 25306 Hartley, John W., Box 131, Mirror Lake, N.H. 03853 Haynes, Linda J., 122 Upper Vaughn Rd., Hudson Falls, N.Y. 12839 Heanssler, Beth, Deer Isle, Me. 04627 Helms, Gail, Rt. 2, Box 165, Monroe, N.C. 28110 Hendrickson, Janice, Rt. No. 1, Centerburg, Ohio 43011 Herbert, Shirley M., RFD No. 1, Box 67, Littleton, N.H. 03561 Holland, Albert, 61 Charlotte St., Dorchester, Mass. 02121 Holt, Frances, Gilmanton, N.H. 03237 Homich, Carol, 388 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Hudson, Linda, RFD No. 1, Farmington, N.H. 03835 Hughes, Peggy, P.O. Box 126, Iron Gate, Va. 24448 Hunt, Lawrence R., 521 22nd St.. S.W., Hickory, N.C. 28601 Hurley, Bartholomew, P.O. Box 395, Lenox, Mass. 01240 Jacques, Charlene, RR 1, Box 91, Ashland, Maine 04732 Jensen, James, BCC Came-us, Lenox, Mass. 01240 Jewell, Kathryn, Rt. 1, No. azewell, Va. 24630 Jordan, David B., 616 Olive St., Coatesville, Pa. 19320 Judkins, Lee, So. Effingham, N.H. 03882 Karnes, Thomas A., RFD No. 1, Waterville, Maine 04901 Kelley, Jeannine, Friendship, Maine 04547 Kemp, Kathleen, 1678 Harrison St., Santa Clara, Cal. 95050 Kennedy, Michael, 912 E. 31st St., Hialeah, Fla. 33013 Knight, JoAnn, State Road, Richmond, Mass. 01254 Lambert, Wanda, Rt. 1, Box 419, N. Tazewell, Va. 24630 Lane, Gale, Spear St., Rockport, Maine 04856 Lawson, Joan B., Walker Rd., No. Andover, Mass. 01810 Leist, Mrs. Ala H., 166 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Lester, Leonard A., Rt. 1, Box 4, N. Tazewell, Va. 24630 Long, Terry, Canapache Rd., Wolfeboro, N.H. 03894 I Losee, Sharon E., RFD No. 1, Chester Depot, Springfield, Vt. 05144 Lunt, Donald 0., 30 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Marco, Curtis L., Uncle Sam's Lane, Peace Dale, R.l. Marco, Ray, Uncle Sam's Lane, Peace Dale, R.l. Mark, L. David, 116 Lenox Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Mark, Gwendolyn, 116 Lenox Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Martin, Caroline C., Windham Rd., Brooklyn, Conn. 06234 McCamey, Palma J., Box 521, Clendenin, W. Va. 25045 Merrill, Carlene, RFD No. 4, Box 214, Manchester, N.H. 03102 Moore, Douglas, 11 Housatonic St., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Moore, Cynthia, 11 Housatonic St., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Morrison, John, 41 Woodland Ave., Laconia, N.H. 03246 Morrison, Roy, Rt. 1, Box 112, N. Tazewell, Va. 24630 Moss, Joyce A., Rt. 1, Box 7a, Clendenin, W. Va. 25045 Murphy, Robert G., 238 Broadway, Methuen, Mass. 01844 Neal, Edward M., Friendship, Maine 04547 Neville, Robert L., Congress St., Box 195, Morrisville, Vt. 05661 Okes, Nancy A., 1006 Knob St., Princeton, W. Va. 24740 Page, Mary K., 308 Columbus Ave., No. Augusta, So. Carolina 29841 Parmelee, Linda M., Bradford, Vt. 05033 Pinkham, Patricia, Seabrook, N.H. 03874 Polk, Carroll R., 708 S. Linden Lane, Tempe, Ariz. 85281 Pratico, Gary, 115 Grandview Acres, Rutland, Vt. 05701 Rand, Linda, Presque Isle Rd., Ashland, Maine 04732 Rand, Phyllis, Presque lsle Rd., Ashland, Maine 04732 Ray, Stacia M., Rt. 1, Box 251, Castle Hayne, N.C. 28429 Reynard, Philip A., RR No. 2, Danville, Quebec, Canada Ricker, William C., 26 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, Mass. 01240 Ross, Suzanne L., BCC Campus, Lenox, Mass. 01240 Russell, Richard K., P.O. Box 51, Pinch, W. Va. 25156 Sawyer, Jerri, 3100 Madison Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 06606 Simpson, Theodore D., 45 Waumbeck St., Roxbury, Mass. 02121 Sims, Jerry, BCC Campus, Lenox, Mass. 01240 Skidds, Earl, 4 Union St., Farmington, N.H. 03835 Smith, Cynthia G., Reservoir Rd., Lee, Mass. 01238 Starr, M. Leah, 2445 Elkwood Circle, Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Stinson, Pauline, Minturn, Maine 04659 Stone, Arthur G., 22 Granite St., Portland, Me. 04102 Story, Robert, 10 Summit St., Bristol, Conn. 06010 Stover, Richard, Rt. 5, Box 88, Live Oak, Fla. 32060 Suriner, Noreen P., Skyline Trail, Middlefield, Mass. 01243 Tatum, Patricia, Rt. No. 1, N. Tazewell, Va. 24630 Tidball, Ernest, 439 Duane Ave., Schenectady, N.Y. 12304 VanAIstyne, Sears, 7 Main St., Lenox, Mass.. 01240 Verrill, Jeanese, 163 Highland Cliff Rd., Windham, Maine 04092 Vogt, Bruce, Box 21, Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Wall, Bruce, 323 Seaver St., Dorchester, Mass. 02124 Waning, Ellen, Box 83, Vassalboro, Maine 04989 Warren, Gail, P.O. Box 46, McAlpin, Fla. 32062 Welch, Linda L., Thompson St., Springfield, Mass. 01109 Welkley, Judith K., 22 Lonesome Rd., Fairport, N.Y. 14450 White, Lanita R., 2792 Montana St.. Oakland, Calif. 94602 Whitney, Ruth Ann, 113 Portland St., Rochester, N.H. 03867 Wiecek, Gary J., 88 Delmont St.. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Wilcox, Janice R., Box 252, North Elm St., Canaan. Conn. 06018 Wilkolaski, Mary J., 10 Baker Ave., Cohoes, N.Y. 12047 Williams, Elbert, 170 Dewey Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Wolfe, J. Faye, 136 Main St., Groton. Mass. 01450 Womer, Scott, 173 Riverdrive Ave., Pennsville, N.J. 08070 Wood, Edith L., RFD No. 2, Chute Rd., So. Windham, Maine 04082 Worley, Judy, Iron Gate, Va. 24448 Our 5-5 A future coach. Faculty 'P l :': ':': :: . ,, 5 fig f , ,: i , ' 5 ,,':A, 'E Q L , if k t X '1 ,s L fi 1 King Kong does wear a toupee. 4 l ky u ggm, ' lg, ., -521- - ra is . ..1, Ax ' I -SN 'N Q - -'-',a f ---f 21- , F me ' --11... I 1 ' ,5 25-2 W - i n-X ,, if 4 W,-, 3 . 1- .'. 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