Calvary Bible College - Crown Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1977 volume:

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I 3554-g-,. .LA -. .. .1lV'YH' 'Vin ' 4 4..B' ,,, ,,- 1. 4 Q win 41 'F L ,,. -.-12-ffm? J'-'T' J' A x f 4 1 e 9- I . fi A fy. QS' V f m, . . 71 .J , a.fi A X 14 This is my Father's world, The battle is not done, jesus who died shall be satisfied, And earth and heav'n be one CONTENTS Acadenucs ............ 16 Authority .... .... 5 0 Action N Q55 in' ., ACADEMICS Seniors Bob Sheridan shows how the evenings go so quickly. The telephone is a favorite method of communication for many of the Calvary dorm students. MARK AMMERMAN Rev . 12:11 REX APPLEBURY sph. 3:20-21 STEVE BAKER Ps. 16:11 DARRELL BARLOW II Tim. 2:15 MICHAEL BARRY Isa . 25: 1 JOYCE BECKNER Isa . 30:18 Q I Q 'ff I 12' ,Q- , . B 9' ! 'J I E-F' A ff 3 51' , . Q Q Q Qrwv JON BOYD Phil. 4:13 KATHIE BRAMMEIER Ps. 73:25, 26 JAMES BRINDLE Titus 2:13 GREGORY CARROLL Phil. 4:4 KIN-KAY CHAU John 3:16 ARDEN CRAWFORD Phil. 1:6 EDWIN DeLAPP Ezra 7:10 ELIZABETH De,SMET James 1:2-4 NASV IANNA DIX Isa. 40:31 NANCY DUBIEL S. Sol. 8:6, '7 RICK GALLAGHER Col. 1:10 GARY GARIGLIO Ps . 68:19 DANIEL GAUW Ps . 84: 11 PAULETTE GRIEGER Ps. 16:5-7 CAROL HALFERTY Jer . 42:3 TROY HARTZLER II Chron. 16:9 ROBERT HEMBERGER Gal. 2:20 WILLIAM HILL I oshua 24: 15h I ' 'r if I n F' Y Kathy Mowers, far left, shows her slides to the delight of fellow students and Dean Gardner. ki s Sr Left: Joyce Beckner would like more rarer-tot casserole. Right: Nationals Debbie Hindes and Debbie Staggs pro- vide Latin American music during Girls' Dorms Open House. ' Y.- , I X 5' DEBBIE HINDES II Cor. 3:5 ROY HOOVER Ps . 16:11 IOHNIE HOWARD Gal. 6:14 GARY IRBY Phil. 3:10, 11 BUD JONES Ecc. 11:9 NASV CHARLES LANPHEAR I John 5:20 RICHARD LEWIS Rom. 4:20 DONA MCINTOSH Rom . 6:11 RICHARD MACKLIN Ps. 51:12, 13 ,l F1 Left: Ed DeLapp and Sara Treffer share their talents on Fun Day. Right: Priscilla Stalcup relaxes for a few minutes before study time. ROBBIE MAUK Ps. 69:53 51:10 FRED MAXWELL Rom. 1211, 2 KATHY MOWERS Matt. 6:21 LIBBY NELLSCH Phil. 3:13, 14 MARK PEARSON Prov . 24:27 STEVE PEFLEY Ps . 27 :4 ADRIENN E PORTER Phil. 1:20 DAVID ROHNE II Tim. 4:2 WARREN RYHERD I John 2:15-17 REX SCHRODER Phil. 4:13 ROBERT SHERIDAN Prov. 3:5, 6 JOEL SMITH II Cor. 11:3 BEN SPRANG II. Chron. 15:7 PRISCILLA STALCUP Ps . 28:7 BRENDA SWOPFORD Rom. 8:28 MARGE TALLMAN Isa . 32:17 SARA TREFFER Phil. 4: 13 RICHARD VARNER Eph. 6:19, zo :F . isa Q 1 ,3 ', '. ' ' 7 i If. 0 ' ', :lv 1 b N l . 7 ek SJ Left: Paulette Grieger and Hal Waterhouse , right, are the Student Senate representatives. The alternates are Dona McIntosh and Paul Wright. Right: The Senior class officers are Bob Sheridan Cseatedy, President: Kathie Brammeier, Treasurer: Rob Mauk, Vice-President: and Sara Treffer, Secretary. C-'Zvi ix . VT '. R. , , ,yy ESTHER YOUNG Matt. 6:33 TERESA YOUNG Prov. 3:5, 6 HAL WATERHOUSE Eph. 2:25, 9 I EAN WATER!-IOUSE Jer . 29:11 IOLAYNE WILSON Phil. 3:10 MARGARET WILSON Ps. 37:41, 5 DENNIS WINTERS Phil. 4:13 PAUL WRIGHT Col. 1:28, 29 Paul Wright proves that the sky's the limit as far as Cal- vary seniors are concerned . Awards 7 'Z ' ff? .' 4 K5 . 'lg ' kr Bible College students are not much different from other students in academic achievement. Most study hard and finish the courses successfully without fanfare but there are a few who stand out in the crowd, who are much more dedicated to their work than the average man and woman in school. As a special reward for their dedication and extraordinary effort, the faculty of Calvary has made these presentations at the close of the senior year. Mr. George Pearson and his wife, Barbara, were honored at a spring, 1976 special chapel. Left page: left to right, Biblical Studies, William Hill: Pastoral Studies, Richard Varner: Missions, Priscilla Stalcup: Christian Education, Adrienne Porter: Elementary Education, Jolayne Wilson: Christian Service, Darrell Barlow: Spencer Athletic Award, Greg Carroll: and Citizenship award, Johnie Howard. Right page, upper: Dr. Madison congratulates George Pearson and presents him with a plaque for his faithful ministry to CBC, as Mrs. Pearson watches. Center: Those chosen for membership in Who's Who were: back section, Doug White, Richard Varner, Steve Baker, Fred Max- well: center section, Ed DeLapp, Marge Tallman. Joyce Beck- ner, Paul Wright: ffront rowj lolayne Wilson, lean Waterhouse, and Adrienne Porter. Lower: Citizenship award, Margaret Wilson. Faith Bausch Julie Bellanti Gary Bookout Susan Bratcher Thomas Burch Linda Burton June Cannon Loree Chadbourn Randall Cox Harold Dinsmore Kay Doss Beverly Ekstrom Carolyn Evenson Tim Goold Wendy Hardy WX Debbie Hatchett Ron Henderson Gene Hoffman ,-I L Officers of the Junior class are: Viki Walker, Secreraryg Cindy Mauk. Treasurer: Bill Rogers, President: and Jerry Purviance, Vice-President. 29 Left: Ralph Mishler and Gayle Meadows are the Student Senate alternates: and the Representatives are June Cannon and Randy Cox. Right: Jerry Purviance is keeping busy as the concrete is poured for the new floor. '.I . Q. 4' fir' he Sheryl Hoffman Debbie Keck Jack King John Leach Teri Logan Tim Mace Stephan Mattsen Fi f !U fi, Cindy Mauk ll. J ASA?-Gr - i 6 f' Eva Meadows Vicki Melin Ralph Mishler Dian Mobley Dean Nankey Roy Payne Bonnie Pohlman Jerry Purviance Chuck Reeves Mike Richert Bill Rogers Richard Santa Left Ron Henderson IS preparing for another term paper. Right Juhe Bellanu g1ves good service 1n the snack shop - to Tammy Baum Randy Scott Tom Sharp John Sims Bernice Smith Jes Tarp Joe Traweek Tom Tucker Bev Varner 4... K e- 12 Left: John Sims and Jes Tarp dismantle the scaffold after painting the schoo1's exterior trim. Right: Tom Burch displays his masterpiece of modern sculpture. Q3 Sr J' '-H., 1 Darcy Winsky Danny Wymore Viki Walker Pete Wardlow Tom Weymouth ST IFF UPFJIIGS 4 Sophomores Returning to Calvary renewed the Sophomores lnterest 1n career choices Classes were more d1ff1 cult and demanded more time and more study The year s major project was the presentatron of the Fall Concert in November. Usoro Akpan Chris Atkins Mike Bartlett Donna Bates Phillip Bausch Kenneth Beams Larry Becker Susan Bowen vi? '-.-0' .TQ 'Q Lili Bowers LaTanya Brown Fred Buckley Mike Burt Sue Ellen Butler Christina Cox Pat Crockett Linda Cronk Mark Delaney Karla Demeke Larry Edgington Bruce Edwards gi Dave Keener and Bonnie Hamlin, Alternatesg Elaine Porter, and Osladil, Student Senate Representatives. Phil Henderson, Vice-President: Bev Russell, Treasurer: Greg Presidentg and Judy Crayton, Secretary. An..GL..o Carol Foudree Janet Garrett Sheri Glendening Roger Gregory Bonnie Hamlin Stacy Hardee Faith Hawkins Caroline Haynie Phil Henderson Deborah Hensarling Chris Hurst Lois Huxman David Keener Cliff Kelley Phil Kern David King Catherine Kloster Marilyn Krestan Phillip Layne Patricia Leach Jeffery Lloyd Robert McKey Vernon Mapes John Mayer Karen Millheim Jean Oliver Mike Osladil Roy Page Jeff Parsons Elaine Porter Douglas Quick Mark Ransom Ianel Rasmussen Dick Ratcliff John Renander Melvina Ruffin Bev Russell Matt Sauer Carla Sue Seemann Paula Spencer Paul Stalcup Connie Stark Eunice Thorup Sally Toliver LaDonna Vaughan Clark Vincent Larry Watters Connie Weed .rf-P I - . 1 . Left: Larry Edgington and Chris Hurst enjoy some time together in the lounge. Right: Betsy Wright and Brian Minou pray together during the special Day of Prayer. ox gr., ff -I ww XXX :lk K Harvey White Greg Woolley Betsy Wright Cherry Wright rr Q' l l ' -AN . . . 3 -SQ 9, ig it -I 59-5 df f ' ok 5 2 vu-Q-an-E-5.2, -i, Left: Jeff Parsons. Right: Greg Woolley relaxes with a game of pool Freshmen The beginning of the years we spend at Calvary Bible College has finally reached us. The Halloween party, registration, and Room 202 are included in this new experi- ence. Now this is all over and we can stretch on to bigger and better things. Linda Adamson William Allen Ruth Baldridge Joel Barcus Mike Barker Mike Barr Daniel Baskett Tami Baumbach Terry Baxter Kay Beekman Richard Black Diane Blunk Pat Spencer and Larry Watters talk about current assr nmems with other classmates . Dale Boggus Beverly Booker Nita Bookout Chila Bradshaw Michael Brown Jackie Cheadle Mike Chirveno James Collier Mark Collison Karin Cook Nancy Crayton Bobbi Cundiff Betty Demaree Julia Dix Charles Drake Martha Draper Cynthia Ellis Susan Foudree Jenny Friesen Dennis Gilbert Richard Guest Robin Hardy James Hearn Marsha Hunter Richard Hunter Linda Jones Tim Jones Mlriam Junqueira 4 ,K. -akiri' '--If . . '1 .,,. :Mi sz? fa 'TITS' ,O in-SX 'T Left page, left: Alternate Leslie Nipperq Representatives, Roy Vance and Chris Koehler. Alternate John Strach, not pictured. Right: Secretary, Jana Sheardg President, Pat Trobaughg Vice-President. Curt Zachar g Treasurer, Tom Kleinschmidt, not pictured. -H., gs I' vw U'- L if t fl! -ff, V 1 R .. ' o- J A Al af s ., . sgiwgpxr 5345 av. ,nv ff V, K X N f ,f I .a E Y 4 'J W 4 -, ,f ' 4 ff -Y. I T ,S QL f an- ,vo Qs. tg? it 'E .iq SWF T' 469' Brian Kapp I ack King Tom Kleinschrnidt Christine Koehler Hope Kusler Audrey Larson Janice Loftus Lisa McE1ree Alvin McHenry Sharon Mathis Paula Miller Brian Minott Debra Morse Leslie Nipper Charles Paine William Pettigrew Charlotte Pick Trent Roberts Danny Rosenberger Gale Samuels Cleve Saucerman Shawn Schroer Jana Sheard Ginger Shepherd Sheryl Shetter Jeanette Smith Patrick Spencer Debbie Staggs Kathy Stech John Strach Vernon Tannahill Barb Thollander Sheryl Thollander Emery Tormanen Pat Trobaugh Marietta Turner Susan Turpin Roy Vance Nancy Varner Chris Vaughan f'f'r Tide' Rita Warner Danny Webster Gary Weymouth Judy Wiebe Rick Williams Berneil Wilson Terry Wright Curt Zachary Annettia Zoschke Ruth Baldridge is improving her skill at bumper pool. ,Y-'MTW' G rad u ate O O I D lvlslon More years of preparation burden grad stu- dents before their full time Christian work finally reaches them. Mr. Udd took the pos- ition of Director of Graduate Studies. Bill Anderson Randy Decker Alvin Dixon Dave Henriksen Maurice Hime Bob Ireland Stephen Kilpatrick Larry Kirk Rob Lee Judi Rasmussen Rodney Robinson 'P' of s M 1' UL , 5.4 X O I I Hugh Sutton Douglas White Sharon Wieduwilt Michael Wileman John Williams David Wolfe 0 ,li If 3.- QFQ Left: Donna Rhoades takes a break from studying for her graduate classes. Post-Session Over one hundred students stayed for the Post- Session 1976. In addition to regular classroom courses, the schedule included the Coach's week- end Canoe trip, a camping trip with Mr. Troup, and the Elementary Singers' observation tour of Christian schools with Mr. Gladin. 'vc' .PII ,.,. . .r in--'11 U .XR A -.xl -X 45 Q t-:T C at X , K' J 3,15 K .1- 4 .NL -QV - ,rf .s, '. 54 fp K S' 4 'V I K ':' f 'N - Z' P4 ' r P xi? 5 w- its KA 1 P , rv. N Upper left: Elementary Singers Jolayne Wilson, Dona McIntosh, and Kathie Brammeier. Center left: The Canoeing class: Ktop royj David Keener, Tom Burch, Jeff Lloyd, Bud Jones, Bob Douglass, and Mark Ammermang Cmiddle rowh Thorn Peterson, Vickie Melin, Libby Nellsch, Marilyn Krestan, Lili Bowers, Bob Flores, Connie Weed, Ianel Rasmussen, Sharon Eppler, Mike Osladil, Roy Hoover, and Clark Vincent: Cbottom :owl Jonathan Luethy, Ed DeLapp, Barb Thollander, Wendy Hardy, Roy Page. Rex Schroder, and Gary Bookout. Lower left: Esther Young, Nancy Dubiel, Joyce Beckner, Dona McIntosh, Paulette Grieger, Janna Dix, Jean Waterhouse, Kathie Brammeier, Brenda Swofford, and Margaret Wilson. ,wa r s6 UTHORITY 'v Facult and Staff I Upper left: Leslie Madison, President. Upper right: F. William May, President Emeritus. Lower right: I. D. Mullins, Vice-President for Business and Finance. MM df' I' ..-.A , J' ,- ll l l I l W MIN MF? tf P- I. H it-'-'ff' . A A , 5 N Upper left: Reggie Gregg, Public Relations Director. Upper right: Margaret Wilson and Kelly Pope, Secretaries, Public Relations Department. Center right: Vera Nilson, Secre- tary to the President. Lower left: Jesse Hensarling, Act- ing Registrar. Lower right: Wade Gladin, Acting Academic Dean. X b -.K ,NV .R it ff .' ,l bfi, nu- , ima J- ' k ' ' Q' 'Si J EL 3. V ' wfsjf EL! W I, ies? 1 Upper right: Jim Anderson, Pastoral Studies, shares a humorous incident with John Leach. Center right: Dale Malaise, instructor of Biology. Upper left: Stan Udd, Graduate Division Advisor, instructor of Hebrew and Biblical Studies. Lower left: Don Davis, American History. Lower center: Robert Latham, Physical Science. Lower right: John Witmer, Acting Librarian and Joyce Witmer, College Math. ,bw .rziiiik FY! -:'.l.:,5E2i- ,Na V ,-,755 '31 yn ..' 1 N I , i mi 1-Y tx ,. A f ? ? I5 'E .......,... l Upper left: Dick Troup. Dept. of Christian Education. Center left: lan Jones and Nancy Morse, English Composition. Lower left: Carol Foudree, Margaret Wilson, Elizabeth Hensar- ling, and Audrey Larson, duplication office. Upper center: Peggy Latham, Elementary education. Upper right: Susan Robbins, Christian Education and women's head resident. Center right: Joe Harper, Elementary education. Lower right: C. M. Glendening, Christian Education. F-Sl'- , 9 gi-4 Upper left: Otis Stone, Biblical Studies. Upper right: Paul Wagner, Biblical Studies and Greek. Lower left: J. Ray Tallman, Missions. Lower right: Norvin Jones. Theology. 4 f'? fl , 3 ff l 1 . r f, l . ' , Iy'1M 4 V if-Tusff w 2 .,.-,, ' rw ' -., L-V -r If ' I me E Q, N V N f Wiggle l 5 is J 35 .ff-' , -if 1 ii Upper left: Harry and Norma Jean Waterhouse, program direc- tors, KLJC. Lower left: Nelson Jim Logan, Chaplain. Upper right: Marilyn Wise, Dean of Women. Lower right: Taylor Gardner, Dean of Students. Upper right: Mr. Peter Friesen, Music Department. Upper left: Velma Tyson, instructor of piano. Lower left: Lynette Entz, instructor of piano and organ, and music classes. Center right: Marcia Aines, instructor of voice and music classes, and Dorothy Henderson, instructor of piano. Lower right: Thomas Peterson, instructor of voice. 6 ar N -. Q 1 i 4 - -F nl Q F I ' ' .' 4 .- ' ' -.',,,,,.,.,.,.am, '-..E.z. 'Q p Y W - 1xl!f uX ...... 5 .MM -f r ' X 58 '4 Q4 X 1 f N..-A J l,,u!,-,,.,.f'w t Upper left: Robert Schneeberger, Physical Education Dept., and Coach. Center left: Marilyn Krestan, Physical Education Dept. secre- tary, and Judi Rasmussen, instructor of Physical Education and secretary to the Coach. Lower left: Cback rowj Nancy Varner, Adrienne Porter, John Witmcr QActing Librarianl, Jan Loftus, Kay Doss: Qfront rowb Hilda Kroeker fLibrary Consultantj, Ina Bell, and Janet Dix. Upper r1ht: Doris Wehr, Susan Reynolds, and Barbara Logan, Registrar and Academic Office. Lower right: Walter DeSmet, Missions. ., .1 4 , it ' ' ' ff? 5 -if' 1' P A . il . K 1 ff-if -KN. , 1 - V ie ' X' ' , , .gr e 'rf -li' ' vw I L- ' f H: . . I ' - .tifif is ' c -. J ' 3 'lsr 1 ' Q as -1 Q I f 'Hy rex ,?:ff ' Z: I - .. W Qi f- 1 -X .A ,. -- . If Q 'F 4 . I 9' xi. t J 1 ' . - 'I JW 4. ' :ff 4 fi s-- 1 'I -.,...... VAQQFQ,-vm X ts . ,, Q! Upper left: Ruth Grimm, Frances Sell, and Manager Lee Walker, bookstore personnel. Upper right: Jolayne Wilson, Instructional Materials Center. Center left: Judy Wiebe, Lynne Lang, Lois Huxman, Betty Beetner, and Nadene Marchant, book keeping staff . Center right: Lynn Henninger, mail room. Lower left: Jerry Purviance, Warren Burkett, Gene Hoffman, Dick Ratcliff, and Menno Yoder maintenance staff. 1 ui Sf Ang. f Qi? ,, U mt,.f n xy S ' , .J .. L t 153- vt' ,A . . 1' II :Jr N I. an ll' h j fa' N V la ... Y 5 . W Y, , ff? A. - I N t. :ajft Q ' 1 .' I rg ,L . .o, 1- 7' 5, ' A ifzf, ', '- , X N, f' .'n' ' 1 1 , A, K , -1 x'..' Qc. ' N - 1, 1 , ,, ,I . . X M 4, J ,'w' 'I' .f.': t ,. 1 , .Q! u.Q.f'2, ' f...a,l,, 4 tu ,Lf A F:-794, 1' if-:5:a :-,.. . . , ,-I'-4 e. Upper: Snack Shop employees. Mrs. Betty Jones fnot picturedj manager. Center: Donna Rhoades, Jo West fFood Service Directory. Clara Ziemer, and Peggy Martin, kitchen staff . Lower left: Debbie Walker, secre- tary to the Dean of Students. Lower right: Rita Baker. reception- ist. Organizations Upper right: The Social Committee members are: Danny Web- ster. John Sims CChairmanJ, Larry Becker, Sally Toliver, Bud Jones, Sheryl Hoffman. and Betty Demaree . Center right: The Student Senate officers are: Ed DeLapp. Vice-president: Johnie Howard, President: Margaret Wilson Knot picturedj, Secretary: and Julie Bellanti Qnot picturedb, Treasurer. Lower: The Board of Trustees of Calvary Bible College: Qback rowj Oliver Langmade, Olen Baxter, Douglas Langmade, Wil- liam Peycke, Jr., Roy Degenfelder. Leonard Felton. Cfront rowj Francis Hanna, Leslie Madison, Robert J. Clark, Robert N. Stewart, Richard Biery, I. Darrel Handel, Larry George. Missionary Prayer Fellowship consists of a small group of concerned students with a definite inter- est in missions. Meeting weekly for prayer and fellowship, they are often challenged by slides, films, and missionary speakers. Though not all will go to the mission field, most will always carry a burden for the lost throughout the world . Upper left: MPF Leaders: Rick Gallagher: Mark Pearson: Iolayne Wilson, Secretaryg Ed DeLapp, presidentg Tim Gooldg Priscilla Stalcup Cnot picturedj, treasurer. Lower: Missionaries lead a panel discussion during Missions Week. il it 911 aw it 'H ! V P, wr 1 at Q4 Upper: Women's dorm RA'sg Kathy Mowers, Donna Rhoades. Margaret Wilson , Carolyn Evenson. and Carol Halferty. Lower left: Priscilla Stalcup relaxes in her dorm. Lower right: Men's dorm RA's: Fred Maxwell fhead residemb, Bill Rogers, Randy Cox, John Sims, Paul Wright, and Bob Sher- idan. X -hifi! A xx I w 1 y-. Q fs. Upper: Staff members participate in the annual yearbook work- shop. Lower right: Yearbook staff members display their talents in unique ways. Lower left: Campus Link staff members include Chuck Reeves, Stacy Hardee, Audrey Larson, Bev Booker, Clark Vincent and Robin Hardy. Paul Wright, in front. is the editor. rf,J,3 1 .f'ENvf- - 3 , .gi ., L!.'L3 :a'I.i3!.'.:J':2'LLi. Upper: The choir members were flop towj Kay Beekman, Ianel Rasmussen, Elaine Porter, Bob Sheridan, John Sims, Vernon Tannahill, Greg Woolley, Jeff Lloyd, Shawn Schroer, Troy J-lartzler, June Cannon, Nita Bookourg Csecond rowy Sherri Shet- ter, Julie Bellami, Anneuia Zoschke, Randy Cox, Lewis Clark, Brian Rhoades, Fred Maxwell, Tim Jones, Dave Keener, Judy Wiebe, Betsy Wright, Bonnie Hamlin: Cthird rowj Janna Dix, Sara Treffer, Ginger Shepherd, Lois Huxman, Gayle Meadows, Dan Overman, Tim Goold, Brian Minott. Julie Dix, Sheri Glendening, Marcia Aines: ffront row! Jenny Friesen, Bev Russell, Carla Seemann, Jana Sheard, Sally Toliver, Ed DeLapp, Gary Weymouth, Roy Vance, Jean Water- house, Joyce Beckner, Stacy Hardee. Lower right: The choir singing at the fall Presidenfs dinner. i-nv' Upper left: The Sonshine Gospel Team members were: Sara Treffer, Stacy I-Iardee, Lewis Clark, Brian Minott, Gary Weymouth, Judy Wiebe, Jean Waterhouse, Tim Jones, Lisa McE1ree, and Janna Dix. Lower left: The'Echoes Gospel Team consisted of Jes Tarp, Bev Russell, Ed DeLapp, Bruce Edwards. Susie Butler. David Keener, Cherry Wright, Elaine Porter, Carla Seemann, and Caroline Haynie. f I s r hal' QP 4,3515 , Upper: Yearbook Staff members arrive at Benedictine College for the annual yearbook workshop. Shown are Betsy Wright, Berneil Wilson Qin backj. Gail Samuels, Kathy Stech, and Brian Rhoades. Doris Wehr, at bottom. Yearbook staff for the 1977 Crown are: Miss Doris Wehr, advisor: Mark Pearson, Editor: Gail Samuels, Brian Rhoades and Berneil Wilson, classes: Louie Clark and Betsy Wright, Faculty and Staff: Bev Ekstrom, Organizations: Mark Pearson. Sports: Kathy Stech and Chris Koehler, Activities: and Rick Hunter and Mark Collison, Photography. uf 4 I Upper left: Gene Hoffman receives the men's scholarship award from Mrs. Melba Hormberg, Women's Auxiliary President. Center left: Cherie Wright receives the women's scholarship award. Center right: The Friends of the Library put on the annual Library Book Sale in February. Officers are Truman Page. Pres- identg Celia Knipmeyer, Vice-President: Barbara Logan, Recording Secretary: Vera Nilson, Corresponding Secretaryg Kay Biery, Treasurer: Stan Udd, Faculty Representative: and B. Van Ferguson. Membership Chairman. Lower left: Workers help Miss Kroeker move library shelves in preparation for the laying of new carpet in the reference room. Friends of the Library financed this carpet as a gift to the CBC library. ir' I I ' 'IQ Upper right: Harry Waterhouse broadcasts the Warriors basket- ball games over radio KLJC. Center left: Coach Schneeberger jokes with Rob Mauk during a gym class. Center: Snack Shop Manager Betty Io Jones points out where the fresh meat supply is, to Gary Gariglio . Center right: The Student Senate organizes and finances the annual Big Brother-Big Sister picnic. Lower: Harry Waterhouse hands a radio script to Blaine Rodgers, broadcasting from the student lounge during the annual KLIC care-a-thon. A young supporter looks on. l 1 gi- 4 ,. - 4' '5.',' I .. I . :I ' '5 :f.. M , ' ' QQ:- L': 1 :rv-ysrx Y ' VA 1 .2-L Left: Margaret Wilson receives the Presidency of the Old Maid Society from former President Kathy Wagoner. Righr: Ed DeLapp, Missionary Prayer Fellowship President, gives a speech ar the fall Missions banquet. I HT 0,1 ' l ,yi il 7. 1 01.,' - :'1. 'I-1 'r ---'ff-x -QW i f,,l nk,Lg5.4 5? ,. - ' ...- .. ,1.,,7 'PF Action .lv M VM. iii' 'ku' 1 I 1 ,311 Sports Q? V7 5 'Ya f' at 1 , F.: Cross-Country Upper right: Warriors Cross-Country team members are: Cback rowl Rich Black, Mark Ransom, and Mike Osladil. ffront rowy Tim Mace, Tim Jones, and Pat Trobaughg Roy Page Knot pic- turedb. 35 ri, iff ,- rw -na' -, on-e F ' v 1,!.,.4:,...!gz ' .. , 1 ,ani -,144 454. 1' -' k ,I Y,e,g,. , . -1 . C'--v' . . - 1-Q.. r F 'Q I I W' J.. Q T ' N fa' ,Q -9.1 , ,j .3 - In .ag .. ..'.!l - b W ,,,. .-5. - H ?5 ff'? --. ur .' 1 . .,. ng ,iw L.- Upper: The Warriors call upon the source of strength in prayer before a race. Center: Teams line up as the race is about to begin. Lower: Team members converse with the Coach about the strategy of the course. -1.11 v suit: ,ul ,, . 'mm ty? .:,. -vm...-' li V .', '-.w ,un f v. 1, H, ,1 ' :5' -is lu? 40.1 1, ,. ' 1,2 'P fx Upper right: Tim Mace keeps his legs moving along the course in spite of the hot sun. Upper left: Roy Page takes advantage of a downslope to gain on his opponents . Lower right: Rich Black gives his last burst of energy as the stopwatch clicks. ...,--- ' g 1 ,: A 1-L14 1 P g -xyf 4 sg W I- , .ful-P f I It - .,s, ,wus , dd .- V .kc1, ffl wiytzg , 511 'rv'-1 . M. xg .-,5,.,':, L1. JF . ' H, J MDL.. N?-V-,:.' N L? ,' , '.fvf '3,'.- A' i- M , , ,Q .h ' . ,- 13'-A '- a'1- Hf 5f 'W? '? if -' i...i' at .ff'2 4'f'- i ' f ' . , Q-I . ' 1- y 3-11' 4- A ' I ., 'H' '--2 35 4' f x' ' X 1 .H v . f. Q h e - w 'fer Ufgifwg 1 - 2 --I' 2 ' ,mu Q wr 1-3. 1 f'??iw.Ei1h' 4- . .ii-lb Shy? ff .mil 'A ' L ' A --K 5' Upper: Tim Jones finishes an agonizing race with all the suength he can muster. Lower: Rich Black looks to Coach Schneeberger for a good time on the course . HH' ' .3 'L Iwi' ,mf YH, J 'l 'zf fhdauf Y'-'jig' '-ff fm , 'SS .. ,. an E , H Zi l ll T - ,: wing ,w'.'i5-uiyrrmqr' Ex 4: n mu v- ,, ,!::, in :ww 1Y1.4E,r.5n,, L. .-. reg .1.. ae 4 ,, , ..n.. sb., , .4-T.. , 'Q :- I l ff N...6,,. Upper: Varsity Cheerleaders are: Cclockwisey lanel Rasmussen, Debbie Staggs, Paula Spencer, and Sheri Thollander. Center: Varsity Warriors are: Jeff Parsons, Greg Carroll, Mike Barr, Mike Osladil. Trent Roberts, Jeff Lloyd, Larry Becker, Larry Watters, Bill Rogers, Pat Spencer, and Dave Keener. Di '-we 3 ri S' . J, xx Basketball Upper left: Larry Becker tips the ball easily to begin the alumni game. Upper right: Mike Barr puts the ball up. Dave Keener and Pat Spencer wait for a rebound. Lower: The Junior Varsity Warriors are: Richard Lewis, Coach: Jeff Parsons, Pat Spencer, Mike Osladil, Mike Barr. Dean Nan- key, Pat Trobaugh, Randy Cox: with Rich Black and Rick Hunter as managers. A , . L. fig? v , In Upper right: Mike Barr tips off as Pat Spencer prepared to take a pass. Upper left: Larry Becker makes an easy lay-up after a quick break. Lower: The Warriors huddle to starr the game wirh the shout, Ler's go! ,,,.--1 P4,,,,..- Bowling Upper right: Women's bowling team: Cback rowj Carol Foudree, Stacy I-lardee, Caroline Haynie. and Dona Mclmoshg Cfrom rowl Leslie Nipper and Sally Toliver. Lower: Men's bowlers: Brian Minott, Bob Sheridan, Mau Sauer, and Willie Pettigrew. EEKQQE l l '?a 4 l . ,. , J- 1 rt ,ll l ww 1-- f ' .J 1 r 4 CJ or Wy' . N ffl ., ,- .C , r 51 -N . . 4 Golf and Tennis Upper left: Mc-:n's Tennis team: Harold Dinsmore, Mike Osla- dil, Rich Guest. Larry Rogers, Randy Cox, John Renander, and Greg Carroll. Upper right: Women's Tennis team: Bev Booker, Lisa McE1ree, and Martha Draper. Lower: Golf team members are: Chris Atkins, Roy Vance, Bill Allen. Jes Tarp, and Greg Carroll. fi ici in f if HV I ,' Intramurals ,557 - ' 1 F ' V11 u K , F A 1 il B ISV -I' k-Qtr- Z' ,gulf ' , , , X - 1- The l ' to--C, t, 3 1 fig ' . V , 4 ' ' - 'Pit B - . . 2 - fs ' H . V: W 'WEB 24 ' I fi rf' ' , v 2'- iv-. 3? ' A ' 2 L :Liss wx.. 1. ' 1 B Intramurals are a good way for the average student at Calvary to play competitive sports, get some exercise and get away from studies for a little while. Winners of the intrarnurals this year include Volleyball team num- ber fourg Ping-pong singles, Chris Cox and Mike Brown: Ping-pong doubles, Mike Brown and Jes Tarp: Pool sin- gles, Ron Hendersong Pool doubles, Ron Henderson and Gene Hoffmanq Bumper Pool singles, Rick Williams: and Bumper Pool doubles, Jeff Parsons and Dave Keener. Upper left: Mike Brown and Jes Tarp, Ping-pong Doubles winners. Upper right: Volleyball teams compete strongly during Monday night games. Center: Jeff Parsons and Dave Keener, Bumper Pool doubles winners. Lower: Mike Brown, Ping-pong singles winner. Big-Brother, Big-Sister Picnic Right: Connie Stark practices some ballet while others watch. Center left: Dale Boggus and Maggie Wilson seem puzzled at registration. Center: The incoming freshmen buy books for class. Center right: Freshmen Lisa , Bill, and Rick throw their weight into the tug-of-war! Lower: A Singing Group consisting of Tim Mace, Hal Waterhouse, and headed up by Sara Treffer, enter- tain while CBC brothers and sisters munch sloppy joes. 40 i -ik. in 84 Fall Work Da S, G, 'Z f .ax ix 'X 1 '.v ' 1 it - H Work Day is a day of fewer classes. The stu- dents, faculty and adminis- tration take time to clean up around the campus and the dormitories. Some workers raked leaves while others painted or cleaned up the trash around the campus buildings . C.X Upper left: While Mike Osladil and Rich Black pile leaves, Jeff Parsons amuses them with feats of strength. Lower left: Maybe if we paint the whole floor green they won't notice . ' ' Right: Calvary singing troupe. The Tin Heads, come back for an CIICOIC . Missions Advance Week Right: Tourists of the girls dorms take a quick trip to the coun- try of Brazil in the room of Miriam, Bev, and Chris. Center left: Mr. McCaskey shares with a class. Center right: Tallmans, Yoders and Bickles join other missionaries at the Missions Banquet. Right: Missions Advance Week is a time of 'learning and sharing for faculty and missionaries, as well as students . ---qw-11 T- n, - 5 I 1 Q Q .e W-V-.IM Halloween Part Left: Hungry CBC students sticking up the snackshop? No . . . just Brian and Connie dressed as Bonnie and Clyde. Center: Even though his hair was a bit over his ears, Mark Pearson still took first in the costume judging. Right: Students come from ALL over to attend Calvary! ?! Lower: At 5 p.m. students change from classroom attire to more cas- ual dress. -SW' -ff rf The President's Q Dinner r C An annual event of Calvary Bible College when the illhf A if,--' Macedonian Society, Alumni, Faculty, and students 4 it -Q pk were challenged by the needs of the nation and CBC. V' - f' XXCN il The Choir, Ensemble, and Girl's Trio performed. Dr. 'ur' Q m and Mrs. May were honored, and Dr. A1 Janney spoke about getting Christians involved as salt in the State and Federal governments. -pr' 11:1- -uit! 1- 1 All l Upper right: Mr. Friesen gives instructions prior to the choir's perform- ance. Left: Dr. and Mrs. May receive a plaque for their 40 years of dedi- cated service to Calvary Bible College. Lower right: Dr. A1 Ianuey gives a challenge to those present to become involved in our nation's affairs. , r Jr!! 88 Homecoming Homecoming was highlighted by the crowning of this year's court. fleftb Joyce Beckner, Queen, and Fred Maxwell, King, reigned over the con- cluding half of the alumni game. Other attend- ants were: Senior Attendants: Kathie Brammeier and Gary Irby: Junior Attendants: Gayle Meadows and Torn Burch: Sophomore Attendants: Bonnie Hamlin and Greg Woolley: and Freshman Attend- ants: Betty Demaree and Curt Zachary. Fall Concert Right: Joe Mulford signing autographs and selling his records and tapes. Lower left: Ah - how sweet! Cherry and Darcey make a very contented couple. Lower right: Fall Concert night is a night of smiles for Adrienne and Bob. v-T fl! ' Q, T7 ,V I r of Q-,'i57' if eo 1 Nf. ,XF- Upper left: Roy's younger brother, Ivan, joins the fun with Chris before the Concert. Upper right: The highlight of the evening Joe Mulford, singing meaningful songs. Lov7ver: The Fall Concert was the first date for Rick and Carol. Pl X. T -'1 nnm-ir - :Q - Upper right: Gene . . . WHAT ARE WE DOIN' UP HERE?! Shh . . . Jerr, you make me nervous! Center left: Unloading the cement for the floor through the front door was a tedious job. Center right: What a difference a little paint can make! , Right: A job almost completed! ,f 5 ff .TSN Y Over the summer, while most of Ca1vary's stu- dents were at home, our buildings were being repaired, repainted, and remodeled. Student workers, faculty members and some outside help worked through the hot summer months to get the buildings ready for the '76-'77 school year. Upper left: Mr. Mullins endorses a check to Mr. Peas for a long. hard job - well done. Center left: A crew of volunteers work many tiring and trying hours for the Lord and for the school. Center right: Mr. Peas poses in front of his work of art. Lower left: In renovating the school, a difficult job of painting had to be done on the exterior of the building. Chapel Activities Left: Gary Card, pastor of Blue Ridge Bible Church, was a special guest chapel speaker. Lower: The cast of Stars include Greg as the Fonz, Donna as his girl, and Bob and Elaine as his fans. Q63 - 15 W Plz 4 w Hy Ill: ll . r. FV' WF! Yl' mmf, D lb iYLtCeu.1wsz:.br:fim 2, l,EL,AgS -rx-J, ely. -,- s III xi A v ' 4 L 4' - . 2' 1' ' '-'E 1 -1 'Q -1 ' . ld - ' 'y-'-:nf if- I Q ' 5' f ' Tiiffaf ' ,L .jr tlzi, f f j.,:. Q! , Q2 e T' ' A 1 fl f J, X 4 'i W- ., A - it n l, ,If P f 1 LJ! :lp .'1lijz'f-I wi, a- ' .Enl- ll -J 44 K Q ,-. X 5. 1 Valentine's Day Part Left: The Valentine Queen and King, Kathy Wagoner and Thom Peterson. Center: Bill Rogers and Kathy Brammeier enjoy the Valentine Party. Lower: Hal Waterhouse and John Mayer guard the county jail. Q 4 If 1. Lg Student Missionaries Calvary has always sent a large portion of its student body to the mission field. Many students elect to take a summer between semesters to get missionary experience. Four students decided to take this course of action this year. Adrienne Porter, upper left, who finished school at Christmas, traveled to Glenn Allen, Alaska under the Far Eastern Gospel Crusade. She made her stay during the cold months of 1977 at radio station KCAM . John Sims, upper right, also with FEGC at KCAM, chose to make his trip during the warmer summer months. Rick Gallagher, right, who attended candidate school at Gospel Missionary Union last summer, will work in Austria . Audrey Larson, not pictured, also with GMU. plans to work in Malaga, Spain with those who carry on a ministry to the Muslim people. Many other Calvary students are hoping to find a place of ministry this summer somewhere in God's har- vest field . May God be with you all! Gospel Team Summer Ministry ff 'Tir F 2 54 ,T-'r-QQ ?...,,, - . ..'!Z: ..'5,-P V41 ' -4 fr B32 The Gospel Team, The Echoes, con- sists of Dorothy Hen- derson, Paul Wright, Cherry Wright, Gary Bookout, Gayle Meadows, Mark Pear- son, Bev Varner, and Tim Mace, and Penny Hood, not pictured. Lower left: The team stops to rest along the way, during their tour. Center right and lower right: In chapel, The Echoes re- enact some events that took place while traveling. 'r -'L 475 ,N vm! lxkix fi xg Far? 1- , .,. . A 7-1 K ' 1, f' H' s A- st' - . A Q. .- Q AY K ,1 -x.. I 5- -xftfhss A 5 ' - '- ' f , If ., 1 , 2, qi-5, r - -' .f - , ' 132, - ','sCe, ' ' ' '. .. 4 5-..-f-p:A.v1.L.'-5 If. . fi-'f-:Q iw- . tr. In , T ui 4, A A X V 'A ,A.f7yf.fI. WJ! .. , f T ' A- ' ' h , .. -l,-.-,rA.-f , 3 V- . 1 is W4 :L - lj' If- ' - , J iffy l . W. 1 ., rj, .U lr, .V vgiilxi W. 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Students, Faculty, and friends of the Col- lege took every available seat to hear music from the ensemble, soloists, and several selections of the Messiah sung by the entire choir and directed by Professor Peter Friesen. Every member of the audience was deeply impressed by the beautiful performance. all W ' . -l..l',- 'O- . r U . L . Graduation Upper left: Seniors pantomime an automated choir of the future in Senior chapel. The choir members are: Cback rowb Julie San- ders, Tom Phelan, Blaine Rodgers and Mike Wilemanq Qmiddle rowj Pam Decker, Betty Johnson, and Kathy Wagonerg ffront rowb Richard Crocker, Dorothy Henderson and Phyllis Miller. Lower left: Thom Peterson is the automated choir director. Lower right: An Alaskan hunter, played by John Luethy, fires point blank at the Bionic Bear, played by Thom Peterson. ..a4' ' -7-Q :L-AJ 5 tj 50424 I 'Q 'MF 61410 Wg!I?'f52 JUDY CRA 1 r Mo . 5640 241 or-. ..1 r A - 1 ,w .v Q, 'lx K .pf v Mi' , wo' 1 , 12' 1 9 Wost Des Cuy , Mo. 64128 1 H BROW'WHf1-iw., 1928 Melody Lane . 66106 gi' URCH Arno1d,Mo. 63010 WARREN 6023 Woodson Mission, Kans. 66202 -IKE BUR O4 Fine Excglsi A'Springs, Mo. f' ofn BURTON Independence , Mol 5-N HHQQVS4 SU SIE 1322 Kansas is MARK 820 Q? fs Ona . .ff IANNA .v 'r 5' .vu if 0' Muse Q, fx. in UH -Pwr ff I, .f 4. Kansas City, Mo. 64110 MARTHA DRAPER R.R. I Wayland, Iowa 52654 NANCY DUBIEL 8703 E. 83rd Terrace Raytown, Mo. 64138 LARRY EDGINGTON 116 W. Bradbury Rose Hill, Kans. 67133 BRUCE EDWARDS 5525 Granada Roeland Park, Kans. 66205 BEV EKSTROM 1975 Briarcliffe Blvd. Wheaton, Ill. 60187 LEANNA ESRY 4500 Roclthill Terrace Kansas City, Mo. 64111 CAROLYN EVENSON R,R. 1, Box 36 Thayer, Kans. 66776 SABRINA G. FITZPATRICK 6116 Walmer Mission, Kansas 66202 CAROL FOUDREE SUSAN FOUDREE 1128 2-1th St. Des Moines. Iowa 50311 JENNY FRIESEN 831 S. Chestnut Olathe, Kansas 66061 RICK GALLAGHER .I W ' I 7311-228 S.W. Y . Mountlalte Ter-race, Wash. 98043 GARY GARIGLIO in ' 931 N.E. 23 Pl. Pompano Beach, Fla. 33064 JANET GARRETT 10 Pine Dr. St. Peters, Mo. 63376 DAN GAUW 4750 Neosho Ave. Roeland Park, Kans. 66205 DENNIS GILBERT 10121 Grandview Rd. Kansas City, Mo. 64137 snrru GLENDENING 249 N. 134111 Bonner Springs, Kans. 66012 MIKE GOODNER Box 1 Trimble, Mo. 64492 rnvrornr Gooto Rr. '1 Barring, Mo. 63531 ROGER GREGORY Route 2, Smart Rd. Greenwood, Mo. 64034 PAULETTE GRIEGER Rt. 1, Box 24 W Wetmore, Tex. 78163 RANDY GRIMM 3910 Mercier Kansas City. Mo. 64111 RICHARD GUEST 1373 Hanover Aurora, Colo. If. ..'7r. 44 I if A 'I' ' .ff N4 CAROL HALFERTY 709 E. Madison Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 52641 BONNIE HAMLIN 1804 Ridgmar Blvd. Ft. Worth, Tex. 76116 STACY HARDEE RR 1, Box 122 1 Gravity, Iowa 50848 ROBIN HARDY WENDY HARDY R.R. 2, Box 225 ' Troy, Mo. 63379 TROY HARTZLER Route 29 Kansas City. Mo. 64166 DEBBIE HATCI-IETT 3301 Jackson Kansas City, Mo. 64128 FAITH HAWKINS 110 North Frances St. Dallas, Tex. 75211 CAROLINE HAYNIE 928 Delvalle LaPuente, Calif. 91744 ROBERT E. I-IEMBERGER Route 1 V Lawson, Mo. 64062 Pmtrp HENDERSON 1510 6th street . Red oak. Iowa 515660 RON HENDERSON, gunz Havana, Kans. 67333 Lorain HENNIFICER 4411 Francis Kansas City, Kans. DAVID L. HENRIKSENJ 1819 s. 31 st. Kansas City, Kans. 66106 DEBBIE HENSARLING 4900 Barbara Road Ft. Worth, Tex. 76114 WILLIAM I. HILL 1821 S. 32nd St. Kansas City, Kans. 66106 DENNIS HILT 9314 E. 68 Terr. Raytown, Mo. 64133 MAURICE HIME 1200 W. 40th Kansas City, Mo. 64111 DEBBIE HINDES 3311 N . Range Port Huron, Mich. GENE AND SHERYL HOFFMAN 1202 w. 40th TIQQQ-gas City, Mo. 64111 -'- 1- 1 nov 730 Lakewood Rd. Bonner Springs, Kans. IOHNIE HOWARD 3100 Metropolitan Dallas, Texas MARSHA HUNTER 15655 S.E. Johnson Clackamas, Ore? 97015 RICHARD HUNTER 410 East Third Street West Liberty, Iowa 52776 CHRIS HURST 802 Seventh Ave. E. Osltaloosa, Iowa 52577 LOIS HUXMAN 2002 W. 36th Ave. Kansas City, Kans. 66103 GARY IRBY 9802 Central Kansas City, Mo. 64114 CHRISTOPHER M. JACKSON 806 E. Lansford Rd. 2101 L1ee's Summit, Mo. 64063 LINDA IONES 5648 Indian Creek Rd. Topeka, Kans. 66617 PATRICK BUD JONES 5134 Edith Kansas City, Kans. 66102 TIMOTHY JONES Rt. 2 Gays Mills, Wisc. 54631 BRIAN KAPP 3940 Roanoke Kansas City, Mo. 64111 DAVE KEENER RR 331, Box 191A Green Forst, Ark. 72638 ROBERT PHILLIP KERN 1111 W. 39th Kansas City, Mo. 64111 'STEPHEN L. KILPATRICK 10121 Grandview Rd. Kansas City, Mo. 64137 BONNEY SUN BUN KIM 876 Pusan Korea JACK KING 901 Willow I-Iarrisonville, Mo. TOM KLEINSCHMIDT 14955 Sunset Oak Forest, Ill. MIKE AND CATHY KLOSTER 9530 Pflurnm Lenexa, Kansas 66215 CHRIS KOEHLER Rural Route 311 Benson, I11. 61516 MARILYN KRESTAN 2820 W. 49th Terr. Shawnee Mission, Kans. 66205 CHUCK LANPHEAR 4216 S. McCoy Independence, Mo. 64055 AUDREY LYNN LARSON Box l1A, R,R. 1 Winfred, South Dakota 57076 ROBERT E. LEE 710 S. 16th St. Blue Springs, Mo. 64015 RICHARD LEWIS 4739 Neosho Shawnee Mission, Kans. IEFFERY LLOYD RR 324, Box 11 Salina, Kans. 67401 Ffa... W TERI LOGAN 1226 Clark St. Independence, Mo. 64057 GARY MCCLINTOCK 6404 Sterling Raytown. Mo. 64133 BRENDA M. McGUIRE 304 High St. Cresson, Pa. 16630 ALVIN 'Mci-IENRY 5338 Walmer Mission. Kansas 66202 DONA MCINTOSH 14001 E. 35th St. Independence, Mo. 64055 ROBERT W . McKEY 3946 Kansas HARRY MARABLE 306. Hiawatha HiHW3ll'LEL,.K2lI'1S. 66434, SHARON MATHIS 516 N. Howard Apt. 312 Lee's Summit. Mo. 64063 MAUTK. P.Q7!92.l , 1820701 432 S-.'QiEl213!1Q.Rda , JEFF Rt 3 East A 309 '11?ARS50NSgi'I I RLOTTE I ..f6S9f1.if .f I.,-La' ' Pose IOHN RENANDER Route 2 Essex, Iowa 51638 BRIAN RHOA DES DONNA RHOADES 2025 N . Main Springfield. Mo. 65803 MICHAEL L. RICHERT 1303 W. 40th Apt. 3 Kansas City, Mo. 64111 TRENT ROBERTS 664 S. 73rd St. Kansas City. Kans. 66111 WILLIAM ROGERS 1936 N. Central Topeka, Kans. 66608 DAVE ROHNE 2437 Akins Dr. Jennings, Mo. 63136 1820 S. 31-st Kansas City. Kans. 66106 GALE SAMUELS Rt. 2 Central City, Ia. CLEVE D. SAUCERMAN 1908 E. 84th St. Kansas City. Mo. 64132 MATT D. SAUER 5604 N. Woodland Gladstone, Mo. 64118 REX SCHRODER 8504 W. 60th Shawnee Mission, Kans. SHAWN SCHROER 10705 Fremont Kansas City. Mo. 64134 RANDY SCOTT 6500 Kansas Ave. 1165 Kansas City. Kans. 66111 CARLA SUE SEEMANN 4000 Seventh Street Des Moines, Iowa 50313 THOMAS L. SHARP 1807 S. 31st Kansas City, Kans. 66106 IANA SHEARD 8265 E. 37th Pl. Tulsa, Okla. 74145 GINGER SHEPHERD 9001 E. 52nd Terr. Raytown. Mo. 64133 ROBERT J. SHERIDAN 1122 Herbert Ave. Berkeley, Ill. 60163 SHERYL ANN SHETTER 308 Cahill Oval Ft. Worth. Tex. 76114 r l'Z5LiJB:5'34L. f'.,,.- Q' 1 Y wi2H,..!E In in .T rv 51559: , 1. opzx W E 'S'efJ3!5f' U-EKU 1 Tia em: , . 1 X 13:4 ' 1, ,-,. , , W. e2 QJ1 H1'g,xi1': 5L N H g X Vfgfijjflji MM 1 55 'Am' ' I g ,c ,Q ,qw W V 1 , , , I , mg, Q , f 1 ' f -,i f'x'f ,, .f:1f..V H ,A 'sf X 50:11. L W W . WL' w 41 N. .f lumurqx fmk:'-'v'f'fw 4. q+f'fwEQYLf.VS f X ' X A 7Q55i.'Afii1f:iWfff?' 1. ' '5'+'W ' ' ' 5 X , 3 Y ,lj Q.:-,iu g Q, , V , J' ' '5fJji?,f'9'gl ' EHS? 'J' 9 -' ' L, ,-'-,9x?.15 3 .-,limb ' fl- If--53534551aim-2Yf?1nv5eqvi?'g. ' . Fi ' 1 4 V ' , . ., W W I, Q .y..., , gggkai, sxgwmfl 'P , ' A ggi sn - ' ,r 13135 , 'ffinwvni fMf11f'SW1Q4 ' ' SD. I Q, ' V. ., .., v- , N MW 1554! 1. 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L ' - Af-If M MW' ' , 1 llfifi' ff ' l QS-'ML if wx W., , w,--tm H Ri L,-QQ, Nwfgn wgg,g,.3 ,-2E'jzlwfG. 1 j-ggnfffzgf f qi 5 1, jk lvl Lv my 31511 1 ::.y.,,15Rjf-?1.3 ,fu W gin ,,gg2Qfmiz.x., Qgxi. fifyiijlgh 15Q1ig'?-12:11, ?'i'ffLfwsgIu.f'H S 5525.9 ?23Ewfi'1'ww 1 'iQfgwjwqQ',g 5.-fm ,v vm, uq mi I . i mf' . E1 .- F .yu 5' lyzg 1311 , u,,+ . iff Q wi . Aw 1 Ay new vw 63 W , 1 if ' ,. gi ,. .NE 7 1 H '-,QLFE J V - -J A A Q. , . .Q '54 1 unW'?hf . Il' 1 I ,, - Wx, :IM 11. Q QEEXMQ: s 'rl MW- 1 , , W ,M ,- I 1. W, m ,1 - 9 , ', K up w. -, A ' 1 ' M I sm. 4, V , V, -. r , 4 0 X ..,,, . . .1.,, JP, . .W un ' My ,,, . W ,iytzx L,,, iikg H W TT ' ' dm A ' n .,, , ' vb ,-,fx , , .aim .3 1 ' 'I '-114.3 'Y , 'U' v fiH:Egh l1Ij'15' A P i' :V ' N WIP' It has been a long, hard year. But the Lord has truly been merciful and gracious in helping us all overcome the obstacles to progress. Cal- vary grew by 5O students this year and we expect to see another 50 added to the enroll- ment this fall. God has blessed our school richly in making it prosper so greatly. Several new additions to dormitory space are being prepared and remodeled. But don't stop pray- ing! Remember, God accomplishes things ,far - st ra through prayer and we surely can't allow him to be left out of the picture. One staff member, more than all the others, helped me put this book together. Her patient perseverance, quiet understanding, and very hard work and dedica- tion have established her in my mind as a key figure in this past year. This yearbook is, therefore, dedicated to Miss Doris Wehr, year- book advisor. Your Editor, Mark Pearson 1. 1. l r It, 1- L Lg. . I if rt., 114-- yur. il uf VJ., F . I . . fe-5' ,- 'J 4 Q' . S-Q'i.f-QQ. wx . . Q Taylor Publishing Company Insalco 371.897 , CRO Crown 1977 1977 6527 rf W 3? W E, N fx ,, N W , , ,, , , , N w , , , , , W , Y , , Y , , w w s P .