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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1982 volume:

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Independence, MO 64055 C DONATED BY A C LANDMARKS RESTORATION INC AUGUST 2006 The Lord hath done great things for us, whereof we are glad. fPsaIm I26:3j CROW VOL 2I I .f N. . .W ' X '54 f k 5' T Y' '1'L'lK - :,QfJ,jr3' ' ' , rjgzwf D gy- .4-f .........A '. 5. O 4. ll' moo' I'-'Q LS MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center 3440 S, Lee's Summit Rd. M G C Independence MO 64055 MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY IlllwllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII I f' I . ,. at-7 Q,- tv. Learning from Jesus is all important. Do you have a time set aside in your busy schedule here at school to learn from the Master Teacher, the Lord Jesus? Have you learned that les- son? There is something even more important than daily necessary duties: and that is having a time, a precious time, of sitting at the feet of the Lord Jesus and learning from Him. -1 L I 'fs Now as they were traveling along. He entered a certain village: and a woman named Martha welcomed Him into her home. And she had a sister called Mary. who moreover was listening tothe Lord's word. seated at His feet. But Martha was distracted with all her preparationsg and she came up to Him. and said. 'Lord, do you not care that my sister has lelt me to do all the serving alone? Then lell her to help me.' But the Lord answered and said to her. 'Martha, Martha. you are worried and bothered about so many things: but only a few things are necessary. really only one: tor Mary has chosen the good part. whirh shall not be taken away from her. ' rtuke I0.38-42. NASBI 'K II o I N T pl le th to Yi fa Pl' SEI g' 2 p 4 Hz +2 L L., 1 ft ' 14 nf - He ian her try, 'd's was and do ' to ' to aid ied but nly art. rvm The place for comfort, the place to take all of our prob- lems, our frustrations, things we can't cope with, is to the feet of the Lord Jesus. You'lI face sorrows. You'Il face difficulties. You'Il face problems in which there seems to be no way out. 3, nr, He who feels with our in- firmities was tempted in all points like as we are - yet without sin Qcf. Heb. 4:l5j. He understands and cares for you in your situation. There's comfort at the feet of Jesus. Have you learned that? Have you learned to bring every situation to the feet of Jesus? 'S Y 4 A . 1' God is seeking worshipers- people who come and say. 'Lord, l love you for who you are and I worship you. ' Have you ever tried repeat- ing God's attributes, God's names, and worshiped Him in this way? Have you ever given anything to Jesus that cost you anything? 'Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power and riches and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing. ' fllevelation 5:12. NASBJ For, brethren, ye have been called unto Ii- bertyg only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another. QGalatians 5:I3J QA4 'qv 51 .-A iii!!!-!.,, ,.fJ.e.,. DLI. ..,g, ,A.! -1 4 1 1 'i ' ,. ...N.,,...--............4...... - - -Y .- V -H , , I-ln , Y , . A ,, K L -will Q ' s- ..Li4ou. vi .1 ff? lx 1 r 5- a- From the desk of Dr. Leslie Madison I am convinced that the Lord sent Mr. Roembke to Calvary Bible College at just the right time for just the right purpose. I had personally sought to hire him a year before he came for another position: however, the all-wise Lord shut the door in order that Mr. Roembke might be available for the position of Vice-President of Business which would open in the future. Mr. Roembke has been God's man in just the right place at the right time. His expertise in the purchase and sale of property these last five years has been invaluable. His prior experiences with the Pentagon gave him thorough preparation to negotiate with the various local and government agencies for our lease of a portion of the Richards- Gebaur Airbase. His excellent handling of the finances has enabled us to maintain a balanced budget each year. Many hours of counseling the students is a daily demonstration of his love for God and his desire to serve the Lord and the students. The yearbook staff has made an excellent choice in dedicating the yearbook to Mr. James Roembke, a talented steward for God and Calvary Bible College. .stew iyiiyj ? 1 '13 '5?' . ' if W1 9 A DMINIS TRA Tl ON Dr. Leslie Madison President of Calvary Bible College Professor of Theology 1, Q Q 5 il' 58, The President's Cabinet Dr. Warren E. Bathke Vice-President for Academic Affairs Assistant Professor of Pastoral Studies Rev. Chuck Lynch Assistant to the President for Special Projects Rev. Taylor H. Gardner Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Bible Mr. James E. Roembke Vice-President for Business and Finance Rev. Douglas Langmade Assistant to the President in Stewardship and Development Administrat ive CJ, Anderson Assistant Business Manager f' K if A '08, O 9'.Q 0 9 Jari Johnson Library Coordinator I W J 0 frat ive Staff +ve Lewis Clark Ill Assistant Dean of Men Jack King Assistant Manager of the Physical Plant Reggie Gregg Director of Public Relations AX, Hilda Kroeker Administrative Librarian Genevieve Hamilton Dean of Women Donna Rhoades Student Financial Aid Officer ...,,,-r' Board Of Trustees OFFICERS: Mr. Francis M. Hanna . ..... Chairman Dr. Richard Biery . Rev. J. Darrel Handel MEMBERS: Rev. Olen Baxter Kansas City, Missouri Dr. Richard Biery Kansas City, Missouri Rev. Robert J. Clark Salina, Kansas Mr. Harold Cromwell Salina, Kansas Rev. S. Darby l.ee's Summit. Missouri Mr. Roy C. Degenfelder Shawnee Mission, Kansas Mr. Darrell Ferguson Columbia, Missouri Rev. Larry George Kansas City, Missouri Rev. Darrel Handel Grandview. Missouri Mr. Francis M. Hanna Kansas City, Missouri , . . Vice Chairman Mr. John P. Haughton Clarendon Hill, lllinois Mr. Stanley W. Holt, Sr. Wheaton, Illinois Rev. Everett Hovey La Grange. lllinois Rev. Oliver Langmade Columbia, Missouri Dr. Leslie Madison Kansas City, Missouri Mr. Wilbur Miller Pekin, Illinois Mr. William J. Peycke, Jr Conroe. Texas Rev. Robert Rill St. Louis, Missouri Rev. G. Joseph Wright Qlimeritusj Zephyrhills. Florida b Q? Xi ,H 1 lf'N f 1? f.,1f - VX, .17 M AAU! f .. '. , 'ft ,V . , .NV ,view -'mx ff' .5- vin'- 'Q , 5 , . , . 1 PQ? fa K ,E W I fl' 'Q Y Xf..., Egg, Gi if E 1 i fx 1 W W N 2 S r W gk E 2 Z E g , I .L AUM I . ,.,.,.....-. ,MQ Y f . Not Pictured: - Ron Allen . Instructor in Social I Science , , ff ff, Dan Frizane ' g.i Instructor in Music 3 . Wt 'Sf' wha 417 Timothy Hughes , . . ,. .gm A -w w Instructor In Aviation ' ,550 ' . , may Q,-I ,.,afff.f,zf www Y-qc, ,,gQ,.n,, f,-J ,-,., 'mmzsiazsuy James Lucht ,,,,..,z,.4,,gmf,g Instructor in Education !'T,1fTZffr1 , f ' Q cr Q' 1 N 5- 0961 x 4, M. 6 f ' , Q ' V97 f , I' 4 V 1 it maxi . W x A ' 1 f l, I A 3- 14 f Q -' K f Q iz ' 3 AV , k 5. kfsvsjg f ,V ' V K 1 Q ik w A ik ,, 'L iu' ' W X k 4' f . . J 6 :'.- . 4 3-1. il. lvl mb Xu Q! 5 f 5 . s.,.6'1fz'51f.-f , ' 4, -L17 f:,g,1ffw '. . , ,. . 'S-N .' fiffghfia. - ,.pJffr?',4f ,LX gt, ,fm . ,. 4' ' vfv:,:'-1,1 J liff ' A ' w ,. frfi vb' 3 ' f 'V ffzfre apg .N me ?w -,,w,ff5f . mgzfzzgw ' ..1'?:t?Qie5iZ Hg ' My Qfirfii 'M ap ,- f- S 7 . ,vvyv-qw, in. van, n ' ' 11.7 hifi ,..f 'S 'E , E324 - a S ' is ,J , ,, I 2 I Ay 47135 5,41 STAFF Teresa Albers Snack Shop Manager fm Lucille Brouhard Man' cage Food Service Staff Carpenter Howard Friesen Cheryl Gardner Jim Gibbs Maintenance Staff Food Service Slaii Security Secre 1 ,Af ,W 5. on J? 2 in .1, - ' yi 5 fi if' J v .'-1 Betty Beetner Ina Bell Kay may Cashier Administrative Assistant KLJC Mid-Morning Hostess 5 Z f 1 i . f Doreen Corley Slanley Edgren Carol Foudree Chyiggian Minisgries Volunteer Secretary for KUC Coordinagor Library Assistant and Public Relations Secret Joanne Giger Dick Gregory Jolrn Gwgory ary for Physical Education Coordinator of D'5P3lfhP' Vocalional Technical Program s XT. ' , -J. y , if ff' w.. y , S :V '. ug fu E' lx 4' , - . -ffm A... ...M - A' H , 5 -'M 'Blix K , 1 , rr .' f ' Q' 'ii ' - 'A 5,3 as ' fi, m I . 1 X - , :lf Qu--, ' . f fi ,A 'A .1 fe l Q fl 'A z.. 1 5 i ff: Ken Hanna Yleen Hartwell Elizabeth Hensarling Custodial Mainlenance Staff Fvvd Service Slaff Recfullmffll Slafl 6' QQ Gracia Jones Julie Mace Secretary to Dean of Students Illustrator for Public Relations Paul McAlerney Security If H r 1' f' .- .J-rf W r ,- ow fy-v,2,i.'. f .f f A ' va-ff, i - ' f LE fn a ri 9?- ., A , E I 1 v 1 1 f I 1 A i F Qi 1 X S S 9 s i i 3 E s il 4 9 Q l w Q 1 all c il I. . A fi fa A iq 9 5 is 1 152 Rick Hunter L . H P ons uxman mgram Host and Assistant Cashier if Operator for KLCJ 4 Q. .. i. Q Nadene Marchant Peggy Martin John Mayer Bookkeeper Food Service Staff Public Service Director for KLJC E i S w w I A 3 F 1 W , L Brian Minott Lelon NBISOH Maintenance Staff Director of Malnl2I1?l1C? Not Pictured: Roger Hartzler Maintenance Staff Roy Hartzler Carpenter Staff Joani Minctt Dispatcher? Assistant Z fir- W: 1 I' Naomi Neufeld Theresa Pakiz Beverly Rasmussen Campus Nurse News Direclor for KLJC Mail Clerk 4 Lolela Udd Library Aide l l I r L 1 I 1 AJ Kelly Waller Bookstore Manager ff ' I ' s - Whxvze. Della Jo West Director of Food Services 2 6 ' 1 ff ,, ,, 1 L 4 ' -I Dal Li mwwwmw.wwwwf 1 i X f 1 f I xv i t fx wi: K X f 1 W xhi ggi? , -fy 1 . i Q. '35 - v --yu , .1 jf ga. 1 V' W ,fg 7 z ' , , ... , f- , A 1 , f .K , , P 'P' ., AA., ,f . , Q21 '.. ' An ' -,- Mg K. 6 zu Www , I ,. XM -xt ibyfq. 1-' K. --qi. ' n. ,- ' ' .., W. I v fx -' I ,- . , R .. , - 1- in uf 3 7 ii 3- ' Q3 'X va W ' , I E JY l -,W 1 Q- The Graduate Division Stan Udd. Th.D Chairman of the Gra D ivision Lewis Clark John Erickson T F e 3 im ri sem I Cortland J. Anderson Gail Bower Wayne Byrd 6 x 1 Koshy George Mike Guiym Fred Hoffman Now the aorisl form of rac quelball is Richard Hunter NOT PICTURED: Jesse Boggs Caroline Calloway Dennis Gilbert Roger Hanzler Troy Hartzler Stephen Hayden Carolyn Hunter Nathan James Wayne Kuzmich Martha Lewis John Mayer Shari Smith Steve Swihart Kelly Walter James Young John Zimmerman Would you run that by me again? Richard Kavanaugh Clifford McCab2 Jack Swanson Emery Tormanen X Q 6 o K v 7 HIAMQV A l , - - f s u TWT' Mafiin Brian Minot! Charles Paine K, S, Joe Tschirharl God is so great in His provision. f ffl? -ugw ,f am. x4 ii :ku Leadlng the Class of 82 are: Clay Bowhn President Mark Hirsch Vnce Presldent and Charlene Dlehl Treasurer ci- Memo: Send graduatlon an nouncements to Joe. and to Joe, and to Joe x1.3'P 'i' -4MiPs,iH9M'l 4.: f WWW' 5' - ' 'O 'f ' f if - ' la .' V-1 L 4 wr.--Z 1 -R ' . 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A I ff d repeat - Senior Comps 4- After four years of dignified Bible College training - they expect me to walk down the aisle wearing a robe? 'X ,,v-F X l 'Walking in sunlight all of our iourney 1 Jim Heiling Ed Henderson Bible Missions Anne Hensarling R k H Secondary Education oc y ook Wilbur James David Kimf Pastoral Studies Paswfal SU-'dies .Y :?.xI Wilbur enioys a moment alone in the CBC Chapel. if X :gli -,., ,. - V L, .--an ...- ,,.22-u--- f - fn, L -JV W ll'-nl I F N 42 U ., ,. .--n..,-Q.,-. V I - - ' it 1 i 3 A 2' Until cameraman came by. this was my secret hiding place for letters from Lois. 43 V f .f, U 1 A- ,. If , ls Joy is a satisfied. smiling senior. ,Q X , o L . A U' -'aa-if '- - ' '- ' ' ' an..:r'f? 1 .'ii1iT 7i'F .2TTT P 1 -.TJvfn:E.i..2m3n1.,'ax.Lx..'1:: ,:x: ' .,,.., . .. all 1 la .1 L Ai- l I 1 1 Q fi 1 C B 5 That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruit- ful in every good work, and in- creasing in the knowledge of God' fCoI. l:!0Q. This should be the main goal and objective of ev- ery Christians life. ln applying this verse, it is important that we allow God to mold us into what He would have us to be, into His image. That is why the Junior class has chosen as its theme Vessels for the Master's Use. Our desire is to be so close to God and so sensitive to His leading that we will become vessels for His use. Now that we are juniors, we thank God for what He has done to mold us so far: and as we look forward to our last year, we wish to be molded more into God's image. - Kevin Mayfield, Junior Class President John Aldrich Dale Boggus Kflsll Banfl' Jonathan Barr Danny Bolden Harry Brady 'Q Martin Burnham Sue Buschmann 1' 1 1 I Roberi Cgrroll James Coakley Shaleen Cade ,,,,1. . - fw nf. . f-' -' -..' Doreen Corley Joy Day Y .J fs ,Skyf N Barb Demaree Pamela Ducks!! Pele Duckeu Chester R Evans rf' Pg I -awxw ,Q Wa 3' 4 -fi 7..- J-4 '-Q' K Wg.. 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' , f 1 l - ,7' If , , 2 I , V , f ,I l 1 , 1 Carol Stutzman Rusty Tatum Colin Sylvester Gary Tedford f Karen Tedford Terri Tedford Jeffrey Towne Karen Tuttle , xy , J. e , 3,.,Xw 1, -1. 'P ' at fax' iff ig W ttf 'vw' , v , - K WW K ,I , 4 V 4 'l - .5-v ' ' Y. ft ' n,, ., M V f 5 ,ti ,. 1 J., , N. ff' 5?5 T tif, x 'qw 434212.54 ' ' A Ni f ll Ken Veer Phil Wassenberg ' e 1 22 ' I . ' a fiffzfi' 4 WW 3 if ' f' 5 2 4.4 'ff 1 l, , wg ,4 it i-Q 1 5 9' li 'vip Q3 -,L Qt 'f :i,:M'S-'El ' jf .FL if wi X t iifi if ' ,pf -1 R 1'-.grey n , ft if 1 r We I M fi Kevin Workman Gayle Yule Lori Whitney Julius Wong Ioi Sing That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing. being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. CCol. I:I0j , ' ' ' A , - ur i 1 ,X in ET' lr lx J ,Q K K y n- , ! QQ-.iflgifii i. M , ' nr J' fel mtiifk . , '.+ 6 , . I 55, 4- 6 ' gi? :wg V 1 Sf' n Ml '. , W l' u Ei in .Q we te X elf? H J-fill? 5' J QE K- nk?-5'i?g1S?.LQ s K IAS ! ,I5ilfe f i W V 555 new ' 'W J i 'dfffaibw . ,.,,,i?a, Agfa ,W 15? .ye . 5 ia ith mf asv 1 1 ll .p i g li Q ti 4 . fl 'P 1 X Mae., ef. ., , 3 ' l s , The theme of the Sophomore class is Consecration based upon Romans ILI-2. The class officers seek to live consecrated lives before their friends and classmates in their daily living. The Sophomore Class Officers are: Cindy Bowlin. Mark Heilman, Ann Hess, Pele List, Paul Matt- son. Rebekah Rikard, Roy Varner. and Becky Walter. ,., X Trisha Annoni Colleen Bedard Monty Bimie Cindy Bowlin Susan Brodwater -Q-. fn, f ., Doug Chalfield Todd Clark Kersian Cook Ken Davis 1 Gay Burleson Doug Burnham 1 as ,,x Debbie Carius Mark Caslon 1' if Terry Claudell James Collier .., in f, ,, , ,,,1 . -A 4 V ,Z S8 Donald Friesen Ron Goossen ,Q 4 Vt Dwight Day Rachel Fahl . -Q Herbert Flinkman Kevin Foster 1 Tom Gardner Harlan Goodale hive! Green Thomas Haliburlon w a i I ! I r - A?-Q 1 111rgPes-ay Ha-wi ii J f , Mark Heilman Mike Hosletlel 1 ' ,K Dfbbie i Hahzldr i .ig Jesse Hensarling IH N5 YM Deborah Jennelt X L scott Hamenb., A,,, g .,X,,., 3ohn,3aydg,,J,f,,. Q. , affix k,..9' .1 Arm'Hess A Jean Hirsch . X1 W1 'mf ,D ml I Daniel Jones Paul Jones ef L F F , l 7 1 nuff :.:' 2 Mmm W? 2 44' f' H n X , 3 2 5 E E Q E nl 59 'V 'WW Kathleen Lamb ,- fa ,av Nr.-K 1 Q M4 F , ,, WS 5 'tn qv-.,, ,A Lonlleth Maxfreld Bryan Lees Faith McGee Patrick Maher fer Donna Merriam ,- Edward List Todd McWilliams Paul Mattson 5 1 w Mfr dill? qw Judy Milier r 9 N Af?-,Q 1-rv .f.., wwua. Jon Parsons Diane Pokornik Marlys Miller -r . Z ,re its 4v', f un. '- A I Cheryl Murdock Thomas R. Penry Ill Tammy Purvis David Mullin '? Karen Nielsen lvan Perez Jerald Rasmussen if lv, 90x ' J Elizabeth Redden Dennis Reirlhf-Vid W1- 15.- 6' Gary Reynolds w ,Ui 6 vr-49 .1 Rebekah Rikard I. X, Steve Rogers 'Gs Dede Schimek : 3 I' Carrie Sandiford ' r f 'Y :rx sg . 'Na r ' X L, Q ,N Nqr- Brenda Smith Lora Rew Donna Rogers Carol Schaei 1 Dav - :sf id Smith W -1 A xv, z K 3 Mark Spicer ., Y ,S 5' CS., '1 S John Slack 9 Eric Stafford Q-:5 Bruce Stucky Sophomore Class Officers Daniel Slalcup Jonathan Starch Sharon Tanner Sheffi' TGYIOY 'X' 11 wi' w---v Y ' Kari Thomas phi' Thorson Darlene Titus Dons Tolive' 4 ! , ' 1 , f Ns 2 . ,A x w Roy Vamer Deborah Walker Becky Walier Jane! West W W Keith Wheeler Mark Whillgy Lori Waldman Ann Wilkinson I . ? uf' ,fa l Neil Willems Q0 if -15- I 5. Cynthia Workman Douglas Wright Ruth Wuthnow ,fqx John Zepp lim Ziemer CNY Zoschke Class Verse: I beseech you therefore. brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind. that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable. and perfect, will of God. Romans I2:l-2 NOT PICTLIRED: Jane Becker Michael Boyle Debbie Conrad James Hodina Susan Jaeger Fred Johnson Doug Jones James Kinney Rita Litzenberger Gregory Osborne James Porter Kathryn Robinson Michael Roy Virginia Roy Keith White 4 ,il The freshman class is one of the largest classes ever en- rolled at Calvary Bible College. This year the freshman class chose Doug Tomash as their president. Doug has demon- strated leadership qualities and a serving attitude as he represents and leads the fresh- man class. Doug has a few words to say about his feeling concerning the freshman class: lt is very exciting to be a part of a freshman class of this size. l would pray that each one of us would be very committed disciples and yielded to Christ. I think that the opportunities for growth are tremendous. I also appreciate the faculty and staff and their example of serv- Ing. David Ashlock Jenny Austgen Joe Bailey James Berling Freshman Class Officers if . . aw Diane Blvck Deborah Boettcher Jon gokelman Matt Brewer Bob Brisbin Diane Buller P Wifi 2' 4 QQ!! 'ff f if, at A ski-:x ., P' .x2,. lan' ls' P' ffff? To :....J.ig,, Roger Burnham Paul Caquelin Y Beth Carrier J r Q' A ' :J -e E Kent Clark Leslie Collison Steven Cossey Johnny Cox Stephanie Crow Joseph Dapra 'D E x A x . it John David Annette Davidson Melissa Dragieff Terry England Mark Evans 5 1 x I r , 4 Wf-'f f 'Q 'J' f erm: G 'J 1 , X L-Ss? il , , .. . . K W , . , I 'I K1 tx 1..- 1, 1 .s Wayde Evans Joe Fahl Anhur Flores Rodney Fowler Nalhan Frost Mark Gillespey 1 1-4-1 xi ' f ., :E 'N if 45 Tricia Glover Sam Graf ,ng aw? 4 I ...A Nj 1 1 ,, W AS Jonathan Gust Ken Hanna John Hanson Brenda Gingrich Harvey Goin Susan Gregory mg. ,AI awp. i. f 4 ' Q51 ,, l ,1 f fr, 5 David Hartwell Brent Harwerlh David Hawkins 4 S Wendy Hendon Miich Herren Robin Heier 1 l Zi, f.. Tevry Hofaker Chris Hoffman lisa Howard H jc ji' .hw Z I ,fi , In ' 2 Steve James LaVonda Johnson fa ., - Q, - ff?-5 ' ai ,Y lisa Hawkins 1114 Gri Hieben ,f if 0 3 Y A . fl x iw? r f I fn. ,, Zvi. .L , lp., Jn 'If l f 1 .. Q ffx ,- 'luv ity H, Q if Tammy Hubele ?T ...v Tom Heird Don High Steve Hudson X.4,.,A-,X I N 3 6 i' Ei -. ,. W KTA F, , ,I , 'S ,. AQ . IE 1 I 1 .. , ' - Q Ierri Johnson Melanie Jones 1 , ' , Q , VH , , I t V I a is A Q-m L X J 'y. ' 'l v - ? Q I 1 ,- 'Av Y J 'Qu ,r ff ,, 1 f I Judy Judson Rodger Kampenga H ,-of . -v 1 4 . , 9 ' 2 I. 4' A Ae- . Kris Kienilz Jon Laegeler Sue Lawrence I 1 . Roger I-2DvUX Mary Lindstrom , , f , 1, V V. J' in if ' x ,, 1 ,rv ft!! F 3, .. . qt . Q K I f Q. 1 2' ,1 k 5 at if 15 N X 'wg F ' 1 my r Deborah Long Jeff Long paul Mcmemgy J - Barb Solomon gil i 2-A 4 , A Xi xg V1 K 1 I I W , xx N !v- i ' 4 '1 Nw rd . 41- 1- E li Q 3 ii ,J 11 .Q Q3 as 5 . ! M 4 E nga 1 y r ' 1 n I v R Y non K' I , f' 2 -f' '2 nll ' - ' V ' Q v 'I 4:- 1 I . 9 , ' 41 .l X X N. N' 1 4 . - r f 1 Ch'i5i0Phff David McGown McFarland Sandy McKinney John Marino Katherine Matthews 1-A. ee, ,, 13 Q ' 6 Q aka L Cynthia Mucci ,xr 9 lJ',w , 1 1 V . , ,ii fu' f fd gf XY' Susanne Norris N Melissa Mayfield Kathy Millermon Carol Minoll Mary Moss KR Dawn Nichols vi 2 Deborah Oldham ff, aw ,1 44 PM ff ' - - f Rg j H1 4, , ' Q 1 . av T 1' ,lf - as 1 fl 55121. V I , h, 'yfjz-Lf , , ,W A! 1 'I . 1' 1'-'lu , '. 92? 1 'ff L ' ' ,QQ . ' ' T ., , Darla Fenner Joe Perez Raymond Perry 7' 'I D l.. Q . 'F VV cl' J - , .' ll 4 - ' ' fi , w -1 Phyllis Raymond Zita Raymond Larry Regier , 4 ,L ' 'fr Steve Peterson Chris Powell ' ' I if , 7 . I Richard Roberts Lovelee Robinson Alexander Salazar Gregory Schild - 4 J iii fpilg xl Jeffrey Schaa lan Schillerstrom ,A mx Wr- A ff , lg? ff 1 . 1 , ' f ,. 1 I , . Y re Xa F ' , K 'fr -3? 8 Li ' ,far ' I - ', l- 14 1 - kk L. a r xx Frank Schneider Scoll Schriner Tod Schroder Walter Spicer Brenda Sykes W. i . l Anila Thompson Catherine Stalcup Valerie Tannahill Doug Tomash l J Gina Shepard Stacy Smith Barb Solomon QM X Eff .5 7 P f -' l.ynn Steinle Loralee Stonehouse 1 i Randall Teel Barbara Theis Bill Thomas - -X X2 x., . ,ff N17 7 ,- ' 1 .l,'2f Tim Tompkins Barri Twiiurd Dolores Unruh -A ,gf We ' V , R L - V rm - ' x Q i - .29 l ,I ? i I Gary Wagoner Joel Wentworth Robert Wiggs. Jr ji N I '1,:, an I -7, l nf' . 1 iix 1 Curt Wilkerson Diane Willems Kirk Williams Angie Winfrey Karla Woodward Timothy Zimmerman Clara Zoschke Leslie Zurfluh -all 1 -1--lr an 1- e , ,Jf x X All 'LS 'tw' s y , l . l. Y. 1 X' x NOT PICTURED: Kay Biery Evelyn Charleston Timothy David Leslie Duckett Ron Garrett Richard Hamit Ronald Hargrave Scott Hatfield Larry Lehman Russell Lyons Dale McGown Mrs. Leslie Madison George Maxfield Earl Nance Rebecca Nance Thomas Pangborn Duane Pedrow Ruth Peugeot Loren Peycke Doretta Reynolds Kay Schroeder John Smallwood Robert Stickler, Sr. Robert Stickler, Jr, Gerald Tharp Judith Vaile Lori Williamson 'rr-'F www' T f G y , I 4 ' i A I l vw- 'f'A1g,g1,,g.T.JL1 f. . ,.H....a.,....- ff' IS EH ecial Stu th 1 -fr, --X A Ron Fischer Dennis Gilbert Jari Johnson 1 Jim Johnson John Mayer Steve Muller Mike Oldham NOT PIC TURED Paula McOumy Rebecca Orozco Gary Taylor Margaret Wilson John Wright 1' X Second Semester Students Mary Shanahan Debra Campbell Mark Brownfield Gerald Hinshaw Belinda Slebert Mlke Stone 154145 44. ,, , f Q GSM. 1 . peg 'Que .af G .fl 1 A, , . TEV See, then, that ye walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, be- cause the days are evil. fEphesians 5:I5-IG, XXX fer: ., X Q ' , X .K W ,Q X , . K X . M u A X A. fe ii.. . ,,. , wc ' e A ,Q A, I I , i iff? GLY 'Z HJ, V, I mf , Q F :Q- 4. E 3 ntl v.. , , , x yr .be V 1 , 1 , X1 J 4, X r mf 'ff -A ,.,.. . NY? A, 1 fs-1923 ' ,jf XY 4 Em, X . :1!!!!ll:Y,. , Y.,. ,---w f. . - f, M lf: .gm ,-wyfm-' 1 -1 kj -f....... m-ASW-135' :wi , --Tl -- - Y+,-1-f,...,... .. .. I fl 'xg CBC B , , E 5 3 wf- E, f A 2 -is I ' If . Vg. f K 'w.L,'x: ' , 1 ,F 3 N ff if JF r -A , - I -s, N1 , . V wx'-:I . W ., -. n V' 1 -,, ge 1 Q .W X . fx I W ,1,, 1 I 1,7 H' 'J f- 1 3? 1 7 , . 1 f wif , 6? ff 4' J lit Chapel opens with a song of praise, Chapel is held five days a week at Calvary. This is a time for students and faculty to worship together. Faculty members as well as special outside speakers challenge the student body from the Word of God. Chapel is also a time when musical groups perform, class meetings, departmental meetings, and Missionary Prayer Bands are held. Tom Mahairas from N.Y.C. A bird's-eye view of chapel n 4 1 Day of Prayer 1 4 E J 1 1 3 M- -.-.-.....h.kfAf.,4,-f - - L, Y Y ' ,-W, , pmfffn- ' - . K W fn f - A , - K, 1 ff , . ,W If ,L J- L ,ag-f.....m rf , 45.4- ' .sv J. -1 ...,........ Keep your eyes on your fries! Think l'd pass for a doctor? ff' Hs -: .n 'fn il' Rene's diagnosis is . . scotch tape! A number of Calvary students have part-time jobs while attending school. Some are able to . k A V 0 .5 iEfk1if,?:Q.cg work for the school on campus, and some seek off-campus employment. The Belton area offers some jobs for Calvary students, while many others work at the K.U. Medical Center. Gracia Jones-Secretary v Chaplain Hubert Hartzler The Deans at Calvary are available to students for counseling and spiritual guidance. They are here to serve the Lord with a happy heart in meeting the students' various needs. and they do a great job of it! The students appreciate the conscientious work of Dean Gardner, Mrs. Hamilton, Lewie Clark. Chaplain Hartzler, and Gracia Jones! Mr. Lewis F. Clark Mrs. HamillonaDean of Women Mr. Taylor Gardner-Dean of Students Each dorm section at Calvary has an R.A. and an Assistant R.A. These stu- dents have been prayerfully selected for this important position. Although they have the responsibility of enforcing the rules in the dorms, they are more con- cerned with being available to meet the needs of students. Upper Left: Vivian Tannahill, Shawn Nunley, Michelle Gugger. Debi Lawson, Jean Siebert, Joy Klingbeil. Ruth Toliver. Gayle Yule, Shelly Wright, and Marcia Miller. Low- er Left: Mike Firmin, Joe Allison, Rocky Hook, Clay Bowlin, Dan Hand. Mark Hirsch, Robert Litzenberger, Dennis Gil- bert, and Dan Scherdin. if T., .Q Q 101150775 55 Fl 48- 49 Lovelee crams for another exam. Michelle ls such a dnllgent R A uf- 1 I 5.2-4 L Linda J. and Teddy. 2 'iff ,ox O Dorm meeting in Rulh Hall Smile forthe c amera! ',,,2,,, 41 -KVA' 522 -11 1 i ' -f 1' x v H9273 5? Z I if 1 Q ALI L1 ffiwrhg, if F5 X X V ,. la' I think that maybe their loothpicks are sluc N L,,.f-'in k! Good Mormng. Sunshine! ..V -G Y , , n ,. 0, J .QQ V ff 1, , A ,fr fr-f.:.. 'f n . M., ' ar .4 X ,- L, . -U 1. 'P' . ' 1 Mffn A - ,W 1 J-nc'vy,sn9 P 4' AT' H .f.f'f Llnziiniephen men are always lsthalyo H I ,,f,V,,if ,,, , M , '.f, K . WMM. W,,, M,,,,, W Jigga ' H 6, . giiiagi V . NA P ,6ig'fQ:L9iQW:Q'14'lH-vp' Q 'M V 4, , if qg gal 3 -jx ' EP ffm- -1 - ' V. .4 -y N- 1 - M x f 1 ,., 3- 9 ' fi I H Q.. 4:-'x ABL' gg-E' 5 . V 1 .. - : 5 y I P D , H- 9 5 4 1 I 1lXi '4H 'H IT x f - - fl, 4 J V 'I .I , j I I L7 Aft ,. , Q A f,,,,k, L ,ggi - g',,i.3'j V '1:.' . 5'- 1-1 .. S1 E 5 w . ww f f f' Q 1 'gi' I+ mil? Q5-9 .. B1 , .. .2-' HT. L A pn Q Tom Gardner looking angelic Timothy guys are soooo bashfulf Yeah? Well. lhal's not what Good Housekeeping says! len! 1 1 A-aan rt studen I' 1 Ron makes like a tour guide. K 2 ' 1 -' ' asf-W-cfm .S 1 iQ ,'f' 1 ,. am- V-1- -'-ff s'13' -.fr -I7 ZH' 2-ix -5-1 e -we V. V WM ee ,alv- 'X 'N 5-69 5-arf I 5? f S i I S p 3 f l . .S S as xg 5 . f Q. ' Randy Teel and Dave Jolly wait patiently for their turn to ride. H YRIDE '-1-, il Jiflnfgifiii JW Martin Burnham pitches hay onto the rack. A beautiful October evening made for a fun hayride sponsored by the Senior Class. lt took two trips to get everyone to the bonfire. but the food. singing. and fellowship made it worth the wait. Mr. Bonine shared a brief devotional. - love that Hat, Steve James! cg Trina Spence keeps a close eye on her prize while DeAnn Mayfield and Trisha Annoni advise. : Aer-Q:-e'f+'f-:-zfeatisa' -- M--1f f'.:. . . 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' - Nj 13' . - ' ' .nba L , 1 -L - W -9 4 , I ' ff rv l I I 1 I' i S . - -- A sf- e ,. e.-Q.. vm--1--F-.egeg-, he --L3 1'-25' .----1', i1f , :C 1 mx, fyfff-2-'fi-'E-.S' if xiiiellfeif-11: A, 1-' fffs.-1f'13.i' ' ' ' 'ilezf-1--f.',:. , . :aryl-5f.f1..:f::-1 'f :'Vr Lfif N ,ig-zeefsrzizii 'ii' Jerry Clcer provides Inspirational Mu- sic. I98I FAU. CONCERT Enjoying Pie and Fellowship. Fall Concert. held at Battenfield Audi- torium. was an evening of beautiful, in- spiring music and a chance to relax and have some fun and fellowship. Jerry Cloer provided a variety of music styles. The event, sponsored by the Sopho- more Class, was enjoyed by all. A f ll , lil, 2' f 4 I ' ll'xf'11 4 5?5ff-MQ X , s U ' 041 0 'I I 1 lf, 11 3 B 44 Tammy Purvis hands out pro- grams - With a Smllel V .95 PRESIDEN T'5 Ruth Toliver and Danny Scherdin enjoy the concert, The President's Dinner was a very special occasion this year with a record turn-out. The Chorale provided a program of beautiful music that was followed by an abundant and delicious buffet-style meal. Dr. J. Dwight Pentecost shared some meaningful insights and Dr. Madison explained the school's financial position, praising the Lord for His provi- sion over the past year. I I' l Praising the Lord! l just can't decide! -.-1 Christian artist Byron Cole paints beautiful originals, Next an l.D., then the tape, then an update and a devotional! John and Mary Giger performed an excellent concert to benefit KLJC. .1-1 ......-- Many people helped answer phones and take pledges. ll- us , in Kay Biery and Don Hawkins provide an update. take Over 700 responses kept all three phones ringing and the volunteers writing CA RE-A - 7 H O '-F A l 1 1 KJ 0 o V O 0 Q O 0 Q 0 Q o 0 0 D o o Q H The l98I KLJC Care-A-Thon was really a success this year. The goal was to have gifts and pledges amounting to 575,000.00 to cover the operating expenses for the upcoming year. Any amount over that will go toward a power increase, a new antenna site, and some much needed equipment. By the end of the week over 583,000.00 had come in and the final total is over 586,000.00 with approximately 700 people responding. Manager Don Hawkins stated that there was a large increase in the number of donors, and that the gifts came in earlier, but two basic differences from past Care-A-Thons were a major emphasis on prayer groups and the fact that most of the regular programming was suspended to provide updated briefings on the Care-A- Thon. Many people donated goods and services during the event and KLJC greatly appreciates the enthusiastic support of Kansas City's Sound To Live By from the Calvary family and many friends and listeners. were -3?l'lW CHRI TM 5 CONCERT ,T ..,3Q i f ,H nf 1 . L , gi The College Chorale and College Band presented The Carols of Christmas at the annual Christmas Concert on December I2. The Chorale was directed by Jerry Giger and the Band by Dan Frizane. Music faculty members Julia Harder. Lynette Entz, and Ken Anderson were featured. The program included a variety of music from the traditional carols like The First Noel to Old English Carols such as That Younge Child and Balulalow . The concert was enjoyed by the student body, faculty, administrators. friends, and family. Q8-A U,?'-V2-M E P 'X gl I 'tr' .7 ' i-' Oaf 1- XL if 5 C fl fp was ly . Effp, Aw.. . , . And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us. and establish thou the work of our handsupon us: -yea, the work of our hands establish thou it. QPsaIm 90475 It has been my privilege to work in the Student Senate this past year. Before I be- came actively involved in it I had won- dered what it was all about. Well, this past year I found out. Student Senate is the mediating voice between the student body and the school administration. To be the official repre- sentatives of the students has certainly been a learning experience, sometimes good, while at other times a little more difficult to appreciate. A part of the Senate is the responsibil- ities which always keep one busy: early meetings, late meetings. activities to plan, checking on the plans and other behind the scenes activity. But the Lord seems to always balance the burdens of responsibil- ity with the blessings of ministry such as serving others, partial financial support of student missionaries, the school project, and having a spiritual input in the lives of students and faculty. As I look back upon this year and remi- nisce, I thank the Lord for His bountiful blessings and for teaching me so much. I also am thankful to the students for their patience, support, and encouragement. In Service to the King, Tim Friesema Student Senate President I98I-I982 Student Senate Offices President Tim Fnesema Vice President Jim Schneider Secretary Diane Pokormk Treasurer John Stack . 1 , . 5 V . 51,9-: f I .g-4.-- x .r , '. fx N 1 ff-H14 AY? J , , 'P'-n1?,,,.:-1. -,...r.. . , 4. .. ,. K1 'E . A ' ' f- ,M gi v. ' Y V fr. pw Q I F w 34 3 ax 51 -I -f-'N X E in 1 vas 'NQPQ Tb . i 41. ' ' 511-ggi' ,. ..: 1 , ,1,'.A'::s,-:g , 1 '141'------M M' -' Officers: David Marlin Ken Davis Lois Toliver x ' W 'f - K f- ' K U .., ig , m . . nJ' M 'PR lkw' MISSIONAR Y PRAYER FELLOWSHIP N- 4 Supporting missions in prayer 1 Diana shares her Colombian experience L. 7.4 xi-1:1 gs.. K i 1 1 I 1 n w W -- '4'---- '- - 1-A Af' - H ,, 1 , .14,4'i,,'.,.. ,1,,, ,:,1,,,n1'j ' ' , , -g , -7' '5L'- , tm, HJ-114 '1-Inn.: , .. -. ,.: 31. ,L . 1-nil-, , ,,, 13-eLr: g!u.'.'i:.:n ' A . W 1:----4---f -- - Front row: Clara Zoschke and Brenda Henderson. Second row: Jaynie Brazeal, Kris Kienitz,Sl1arlene Felty, Third row: Barb Demaree and Kathy Nash. Back row: Doug Chatfield. Doug Nielsen, Pal Hausske, Randy Teel, Kirk Williams. THE CHOR LA IRE As the offical gospel team of CBC. the Choralaires serve the college by traveling extensively during the school year and summer. They sing under the direction of Mr. Giger in churches, schools, and camps. Their program features a variety of songs and hymn arrangements we all love. With tight blend and close harmony. they seek to praise God and strengthen the believer's walk. Each member has shown a real conviction to express Christ through song and testimony. I have a solo7! Brenda helps Kris get things tied up. m , , 4 5 l f LADIES AUXILIARY ...':.l Mrs. Smith The Ladies Auxiliary ministers to the college in various ways. The ladies hold specific prayer times for the college and its needs. As well as this. they present scholarships and furnish equipment such as kitchen supplies for the chapel annex. curtains for the dorms. etc. Student Wives Officers. l.. to R.: Joyce Smallwood. Carla Boyle. Joni Minott. Bev Knott. Shiela lngolfsland, Karen Winkler, Paula McQuitty. Tenderlee King. Suzanne Guinn, Katy Waller. SWF. is an organization designed to train and equip wives of married students at Calvary to ably serve alongside their husbands. Facets of this ministry to wives include monthly meetings, weekly Bible studies. tuition-free auditing, ministries to those with illness or new babies, and fellowship times for families. 'I10 Fellowship Q The Women's Dorm Council is an organization which plans special activities for the girls in the dormitories. A few of the things which they are involved in are Women's Open Dorms. Float Parties , Engagement parties. etc. Their main within the dormitory encouraging all residents participate in a variety of activities and to coordinate special dormitory projects. Dawn McCready, Anne Hensarling. Rene Farley, Mindy Evans Women's Dorm Council Friends Of The Library 3 , , . : .: : Ili ll Ill! . g I ll I ' un Sul! llllllj lllilli . W' fl' Q Q ,Sl 2, Friends of the Library is an organization which makes a significant contribution to the library in hooks and equipment to supplement the library budget, Members pictured aref Front - Barbara Logan-Secretary, Celia Knipmeyer-President: Back ff Stan Fdgren-Vice-President. Hilda Kroeker-Librarian, Jari Johnson-Library Coordinator, Carolyn Thompson-Secretary. and Dr. B. Van Ferguson-Membership Chairman. Not pictured are: Kay Biery-Treasurer, and Ed Smith-Faculty Represenlalivev purpose is to develop unity of all dormitory sections to 1 I if Sify 0 I3 ,gf . f -1,1 ,,, v .11-fit' R. ,xx X , ,AQ Gln an ,gl -, . V 'MS 3 'H 4 4 AA.. .fy A xx -1 ,x- v 1 8 i N ,-l w F' fr ,3 E 1 ' , ,e11nur.41..41g:1,,e ..'..,,j5- , . . . 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. QHebrews Ilglby i WI . '- ' mvnpf '- an ' ' lug. , Q , '... ' X '1- NA, . I - ' Q ry . wh' -v , I A, Ys , '. t if Q ll fl Soccer a l ll 1 fl 1 l i 1 l l l I i lr ll xl li ls' I: ll gl l 15 13 , Fran! Lleft to righljz Chris Powell. Ken Veer. Joe Allison, Danny Jones. Mark Spicer. , Kevin Mayfield. Mike Hoslellen Back Cleft lo righly: Joe Bailey Qmanagerj. Dave Schnee- berger. Dave Thompson, Tim Knowles. Tim Tomkins, John Slack, Dave McGowen, Mau Brewer. Doug Burnham, and Joe Tschirharl fCaachj. :Nh -v'--q---MMM,-......... ,NM Cross Country ' ef' Tom Coffey, Jeff Long. Terry Claudell. Lisa Thomas, Angie Winfrey. Jean Hirsch, .lon Gust. Linda Joedemann. Don Friesen. David Schneeberger. and Steve Milier. VOl.I.E YB l.l. I JIIMQZ' ', - 2 ,Q Q M, ,, ,54, V , , , I Him: This year's volleyball team was coached by Steve Miller Qtop lefty. The team fbottom rightjz Gina Shepard. Linda Joedeman, Lynn Steinle. Anne Hensarling, Gay Branham, Colleen Bedard, Diane Gardner, and Lisa Howard. Q Q 5 aa if if f H x-' fi 1,2 f ' x Ai .72 'Q ,f -J' ,W Women 's r Basketball Back Row: Brenda Sykes, Anne Hensarling. Gay Branham. Lisa Painter. Lori Beth Maxfield, Linda Joedeman, Karen Nielson: Front Row: Judy Miller. Susan Gregory, Jean Hirsch, Lisa Thomas. ! ' ' I'-A 'QQ ' ly fy '.: J ' ' tf:, 'fL k ., .2542 , fy .. y zjfxd , 2:1 'M X The team lakes a time-au! lo hear Coach Tschirharfs advice. am , . 'A ' V f- 'Lf ' 32 W V1 3 fe - y i Mr' as A X g' : U -A P Q I 0 Warrior Cheerleaders Gay Branham Cathy Johnson Kathy Murphy Lisa Thomas Anne Hensarling Men 's .I. V Basketball Back Row: Coach Steve Miller. Larry Regizr. Jerald Rasmussen, Ervin Butler, John Zepp. Front Row Dennis Gilbert. Malt Brewer. Steve James. Tim Tompkins. ,an , Men 's Varsity Basketball Coach Rohan Schneeberge' Kerstan Cook. Steve James. Roberi Schneeberger. 11 - - - - Malt Brewer. Robert Stickler Jr., Doug Wright Steve Muller. Much McEIree. Jeff Long. Waller Spicer, Gary Sabin and Jerry Ternll of KUC call the play by play actuon Ttacy Painter. Jon Ban A student from Calvary Bible College led Joe Tschirhart to the Lord. The first Chris- tians that he got to know were from Calva- ry. So. when he wanted to learn more about the Scriptures. he just naturally turned to Calvary Bible College. He has always been interested in sports and got a degree in physical education from another college he attended. Coach Tschirhart enjoys coaching at Cal- vary because he enjoys working with peo- ple who are teachable. He enjoys the men- tal challenge involved in team strategy as factors change from one situation to an- other. He expressed the blessing that it is to get to know the other coaches and students whom he probably would not have gotten to know otherwise. He has found that the playing field or court is one of the quickest places to find a flaw in your testimony concerning tem- per and patience. He already knew that if was hard for a player, but now he realizes that it is that way for a coach, too. He could see a direct relationship between the amount of serious time spent in the Word and the proper attitude displayed during the game. He said that seeing effort displayed by those he coached was the most exciting thing that has happened this year. After being in secular sports all of his life. it was nice to work with people who were teach- able. Coach Joe Tschirhart Coach Robert Schneeberger Coach Schneeberger has always been in- terested in coaching. After he graduated from college. he coached for seven years in a public high school. A couple in Coach's church went to Calva- ry, and upon returning from school told him about an upcoming need in CaIvary's physical education depanment due to Coach Spencer's illness. Although he con- sidered it then, he waited three years until he had received his Masters degree. Even then, Coach Schneeberger had the privi- lege of working with Coach Spencer for the five years proceding his homegoing. Coach Schneeberger enjoys everything about coaching. He loves sports and en- joys working with young people. He has also found that no one person is indispen- sable to a good team. He enjoyed having an undefeated cross country season. He feels it was an excep- tional team. He has particularly enjoyed the last four years of basketball. especially the last two years on this campus. He has considered it a blessing to be able to coach his own two sons. Robert and Da- vid. He feels that the excellent way the team plays at the end of close games is one of the most exciting things that has hap- pened this year. He feels this shows team- work and maturity. He has also appreciat- ed the increased recognition that the team has gotten from the public. i 1 Steve Miller graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan with a teaching and coaching degree. He coached two years at a public high school. The overall environment and the Christian atmosphere found here influenced Coach Miller's decision to come to Calvary. He came and talked with the administration and Coach Schneeberger and was very much impressed. He came to get some Bible training as well as to teach and coach. He enjoys working with students and teaching them sports. He enjoys helping them grow in their interest of sports. He also enjoys helping them to develop char- acter that they could apply later in life. Coach Miller feels that he has been blessed by being under good head coaches. He also feels that in his first year at Calvary, he has been blessed with very spiritual teams whose main purpose was to glorify God. Coach Miller has found that winning is not everything. but it is important. He has found that his most important responsibil- ity is getting the players to give IOOW for the glory of God. He has also found that it is important to stay in control at all times. He feels that seeing the teams that he has coached grow in their walk with the Lord is the most important thing that has hap- pened this year. Coach Steve Miller CHARTER BANK RAYTOWN l0I00 E 350 Highway Ra ytown Missouri 64138 24 Hr Banking Full Service Loans 356-6 700 FDIC Insured Igmzzl gospel Fellowship Iflflzsszom IBSI 'f OUR FIELD-Northeast Brazil in the State of Ceara OUR MINISTRY- Planting indigenous churches by Evangelizing Discipling and Teaching. I OUR NEED-More Missionaries lntercessors and Contributors. . 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Lynn Steinle, Brenda Sykes, Ruth Nickolaus: Front: Deborah Boettcher, Lori Hiebert, and Lisa Hawkins. Not Pictured: Sherrie Dyet. Janna Guam, and Sherry Taylor Editor! Advisor Miss Mary Lee Griffith Printer Jostens American Yearbook Com tive Pam Ortega In Plant Consultant Portrait Photograher Treasured Memories Mr Everett Green Mr Ralph Mahan 1 ,H H pany Edward Villwock, Representa- Doug Burnham, Curt Wilkerson. and Steve Peterson. Not Pictured: Dan Scherdin We as a yearbook staff have strived to fill these pages with memories as well as records of past events. As a result the following quote was chosen to relate a thought that per- haps will make future memories far more valuable: I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show for any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me no! defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. -Ralph Waldo Emerson 'I28 l Barr. Behr Bell. DUI Boi Bott Bot Bot Bo Boi Bra Bra Bra Gardner Celeste 48 eborah Sherry d Dan s wrth It the t per An I can e not am Index Albers Mlss Teresa 22 Aldrlch John 46 Alllson Joseph 56 87 II4 Anderson Mr CJ 4 I2 3I 32 Anderson Dr James I6 Anderson Mr Ken I6 Annonl Tnsha S6 94 I27 Ashlock Davld 66 Austgen Jenny 66 Austln Brll 78 Avery Davld 78 Bachman Knsten 77 Brewer Matt 66 II4 II9 2 2 Brlsbln Bob 66 Brodwaler Susan 56 Brouhard Mrs Luclll Brownlleld Mark 77 Buller Duane 66 Burleson Burnham Burnham Burnham Gay 57 D ug57 87 II4 I28 4 Martm I9 47 87 94 Roger 67 68 Burton Lmda 35 Buschmann Sue Butler Ervin 78 Byrd Demse 36 Byrd Wayne 3l Day Joy 47 54 Demaree Barb 47 IOS DeVille Randall 36 Drede Scott 36 93 Duehl Charlene 7 34 37 87 Dlx Mr Justin I8 I9 26 II2 Dopp Paul 78 Dragneff Melissa 67 Duckett Pamela 47 SI Duckett Pete 47 Dye! Sheme 37 Edgren Mr Stanley 23 III England Terry 67 69 Entz Min Lynette Erickson John 30 39 Barley Joe 66 II4 I27 llalman Brad 66 Baney Krlsh 46 Barr Jonathan 46 I20 I2l Barthelemy Steve 56 87 llathke Bath ke Bathke Bedard Beetber Brran 34 92 Mrs Gladys IOI Dr Warren Colleen 56 I I6 Mrs Betty 23 Behr Lmda 66 Bell Mass Ina 23 Benonham Mr Robert IB Benson Dons 35 54 Berlmg James 66 Berry Bobby 78 Blery Mrs Kay 23 99 Blrme Monty 56 Blake Michael 35 Block Duane 66 Boettcher Deborah 66 I Boggus Dale 46 Bokelman Jon 66 Bolden Danny 46 87 Bomne Mr Tom I7 Bott Miss Arla I4 I8 Bowen Bower Bowlm Bowlan Ruth 35 38 Gal 3I Cmdy 34 S6 63 Clay 2 87 I27 Brady Harry 46 Branham Gay 35 IIS II7 IIB Brazeal Jayme 35 SI IOS Cade Shaleen 47 Campbell Debra 77 Caquelm Paul 67 Canus Debbre 57 Carrier Beth 67 Carroll Robert 47 Caston Mark 22 57 Chatfreld Doug 57 IOS Chrlstopherson Mr Chns I9 Clark Mr Lewls I3 28 30 96 Clark Kent 67 Clark Richard 36 Clark Todd 57 Claudell Terry 57 92 IIS Coakley James 47 55 Coffey Tom 36 IIS Coghlan John 2 I4 37 93 Colller James 57 6I Collrson Leshe 67 Cook Kerstan 57 I20 l2l Corcoran Chad 37 Corley Mrs Doreen 23 26 47 Corley Mr Richard I7 IOI Cossey Steve 67 Cox Johnny 67 Cress Cindy 37 Crow Stephanie 67 D Amlco Lorn 78 Dapra Joseph 67 David John2 67 David Kurtis 36 Davadson Annette Davus Ken 57 I04 Day Dwlghl 58 Evans Chester 47 Evans Dr J Ellwood I9 29 Evans Mark 67 Evans Mundy 48 I9 ll0 Evans Wayde 68 Fahl Joe 68 Fahl Rachel 58 Falling Mr Mark I8 20 70 Farley Rene4l 49 B5 IIO Fellows Jean 48 Felty Sharlene 48 I06 Flrmln Michael 49 53 87 Fischer Ronald 76 Fllnkman Beth 37 Fltnkrnan Herbert Sl 93 Flores Arthur 68 Pentel Kevin S8 Foster Tlrnolhy 46 I5 Foudree Mtn Carol 23 98 Fowler Rodney 66 Francis Daniel 36 37 Frieuma Tim 30 IOI Frauen Donald Sl IIS Fnesen Mr Howard 22 Frost Nathan 68 Fuoss Bea 36 S5 Gardner Gardner Gardner Gardner Gamder Mrs Cheryl 21 Diana 36 95 I04 IIC Mr: Jlrnmye I4 ll IO4 Mr Taylor ll 29 I2 I6 Ton 58, Ol George Koihy Sl 33 l35 Gibbs Mr Jim 22 Giger, Mr. Jerry I6 Giger. Mrs. Joanne 23 Gilbert, Dennis 76, 87. II9 Giles. Peter 48 Gillespey. Mark 68 Gillian, Susan 48. 54 Gingrich, Brenda 68, I28, 134 Glover, Tricia 68. 92 Goin. Harvey 68, 93. I33 Goodale. Harlan 58 Goossen, Ron 58 Graf. Sam 68 Green. Janet S8 Gregg, Reggie I3 Gregory. Mr. John 23, 98 Gregory. Mr. Richard 23 Gregory. Susan 68, I I7 Griffin, Belva 49 Griffith. Miss Mary Lee IS. I28 Gugger. Michelle 37. 87, 88 Gust. Jonathan 68, IIS Hager. Glenn 49 Haliburton. Thomas 58 Hamer, Penny 59 Hamilton, Mrs. Genevieve 4, l3. 29. 46, 57, 86 Hand, Dan 87 Hanna, Ken 68 Hanna, Rebecca 49, 80 Hanson. Francis 68 Hardee. Brian 49 Harder. Mrs. Julia I7, I00 Hartwell, David 69 Hartwell. Mrs. Yleen 24 Hartzler. Debbie 59 Harhler. Mr. Hubert 5, I4, l9. 85. 97. l03 Harwenh. Brent 66. 69 Harwenh. Scott 59 Hauck. John 49 Hausske, Patrick 38. I08 Hawkins. David 69 Hawkins. Mr. Don 19. 98, 99 Hawkins. lisa 69. I28 Hayden. John 59 Heiling. Jim 39 Heilman. Mark 59, 95 Helrd, Tom 69 Henderson, Brenda 48. 49. I08 Henderson. Eddie 39, Hendon. Wendy 69 Hensarling, Anne 38, 39. 49, I IO. l I6. I I7. H8 Hensarling, Mrs. Elizabeth 24. 28, I04 Hensarling, Mr. Jesse I4, 20. 29. 59 Herren, Mitch 69, l03 Hess, Ann 59, 63 Heter, Robin 69 Hiebert. Lori 66. 69, 75. l28. I34 High, Don 68 Hill. Tammy 49. I I7 Hiller, Veronica 49 Hinshaw. Anna 38 Hinshaw. Gerald 77 Hirsch, Jean 59. 87, IIS, II7 Hirsch, Mark 7, 34, 38. 87 Hittle, Rod 38 I-lofaker, Terry 69 Hofer. TyAnn 50 Hoffman. Chris 69 Hoffman, Fred 3I Hook, Rocky 39. 87 Hostetter. Mike 59. II4 Howard, Lisa 69, I I6 Howell, Rachel 50 Hubele, Tamara 69 Hudson. Steve 69 Hunter. Richard 25. 32 Hurd, April 48, 50 Hurrman. Lois 24. 25 Inman, D'anne 78 James. Steve 69. 94, II9. l20, I2l James, Wilbur 39. 40 Jennett, Deborah 59 Joedeman, Linda 50, 88. IIS, II6. II7 Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Jolly, Da Cathy 38, 84. IIS Jim 76 Mrs. Jari I2. 76. Ill LaVonda 69 I Terri 70 ve 50, 94 Jones. Daniel 59, 60, I I4 Jones, Miss Gracia 24, 28, 86. IOS Jones. Melanie 70. I27 Jones, Paul 59 Jones. Vernon S0 Judson. Judy 70 Kaleefey, Edward 38 Kalich. George Sl Kampenga, Rodger 70 Kavanaugh, Richard 32 Kienitz. Kris 70. IO8 Kienitz, Rick 77 Kime, Dave 39 King. Alan 40 King, Mr. Jack l2, I3 Klingbeil. Joy 40, 44, 87 Knott, Gary SI Kroeker, Miss Hilda IS, I ll Kruse, Daniel 77 Laegeler, Jon 70 LaFoe. Cheryl 40 Lamb. Kathleen 60 Langmade, Rev. Douglas 20 Lauck, Lisa 5I Lawrence. Sue 70, 74. 89 Lawson, Debi 46. 5l, 87 LeDoux, Roger 70 Lees. Bryan 60 Leming. Mr. Keith 20 Lindstrom, Ruth SI list. Edward 60. 63 Litzenberger, Robert 48. Sl. 52. 87 long, Deborah 70 Long, Jeffrey 70. ll5. l20. l2l Love, Monty 4I Lynch, Mr. Chuck ll Lyons, Noel 78 McAIerney. Paul 24. '10 McCabe, Clifford 32 McCready, Dawn 4I, 49. I ll McElree. Mitch 60. 9I. I20. l2l Mcfarland. Christopher 7l McGee. Faith 60 McGown. David 7I. II4 McKinney. Sandy 7I. 8I McKnight. John'5l McQuitty, Joel 40 McWilliams. Todd 60 Mace. Miss Julie 24 Macken. Stephen 4l Madison, Mrs. Florence 96. 98, I09 Madison. Dr. Leslie 7, l0. I4, 20. 28. 96 130 Q M I M M M M Niels. Norcl Norri Nunlu- Nye. Oldha Oldha Paine ' A Maher. Patrick 60 Marchant. Mrs. Nadene 25 Marino. John 7I, I33 Martin, David 2, 40. 43. I04 Martin. Mrs. Peggy 25 Martin. Tom 33 Matthews. Katherine 7l Mattson. Paul 60. 63. 87. I00. Mayer. John 25. 26, 76. 99 Maxfield. Lori Beth 60, I I7 Mayfield, DeAnn 66. 7l, 94 Mayfield. Kevin 48. 5I. II4 Mayfield. Melissa 7l Mayo. Dale 40 Merriam. Donna 60 Miller. Judy 60. I I7 Miller. Marcia 6. 39. 4l. 87 Mlller, Marlys 6I Miller, Steve 20. 76. 8I. II3. I20. I2I. l22 Millermon. Kathy Minott. Brian 25. 33 Minott. Carol 7I Molina, Sixto SI Moss. Mary 7l Mucci, Cynthia 7l Mullin, David 6l Munoz. Debbie 78 Murdock, Cheryl GI Murphy. Kathy 52. I I8 Nash. Kathy 52. l08 Nash. Marion 5. 52. 84 Nash. Michael 52 Nelson. Jeffrey 4I Nelson. Mr. Lelon 25 Neufeld. Miss Naomi 26 Nichols. Jonathan 4l Nickolaus, Mr. Darrell 4. I7 Nickolaus. Ruth 4, 40. 80. I28 Nielsen, Doug 40. 87. I08 Nielsen. Karen 6l. I I7 Norcross. Craig 52 Norris. Susanne 7l Nunley, Shawn 34, 4I, 87 Nye. Randy 52 Oldham. Deborah 7I Oldham. Mike 76 Paine. Charles 33 v Painter. Tracy 42. IZO, I2I Painter. Lisa 42. I I7 Pakiz. Teresa 22. 26. 42 Parsons. Jon 6I, I35 Penner. Darla 72. 84 Penner, Wayne 43 Penry, Thomas R. III GI Perez. Ivan GI, 93 Perez. Joe 69. 72 Perry. Ray I4. 72 Peterson, Linda 43 Peterson, Steve 72. l28 Phenegar. Melanie 42. 87 Pokomik, Diane 6I Powell. Chris 72. II4 Priolo. Lou 4I. 42 Purcell. Jim 38 Purcell. Lynne 38. 42 Purvis, Tammy GI. 95 Quam. Janna 50. 52. I27 Rasmussen. Mrs. Bev 26 Rasmussen. Jerald 6l. ll9 Raymond, Phyllis 72 Raymond. Zita 72 Reamer. Mary 43 Redden, Elizabeth 58, 62. 87 Regier. Larry 65. 72. lI9 Reinhold, Dennis 62 Rempel, Steve 52 Rensberger. Tim 52 Rew. Lora 62 Rhoades. Miss Donna I3 Richardson. Darrell 37. S2 Richardson. Janet 43 Rikard. Rebekah 62. 63 Roberts. Richard 72 Robinson, Kathryn 92 Robinson. lovelee 72. 88 Roembke. Mr. James 4, 8. 9. I7, 28 Rogers. Donna 62 Rogers. Steve 62 Russell. Rick S2 Ryff. Tony 42 Sabin. Gary 42 Sailler. Ron 92 St. Germain. George 52 Salazar. Alexander 66. 72 Sanders. W. B. 78 Sandiford. Carrie 62 Saunders. Suzanne 48, 53 Schaa. Jeffrey 72 Schael. Carol 62 Scherdin. Danny 42, 87. 96 Schild, Gregory 72 Schillerstrom. Jan 72 Schimek, Dede 62 Schlagenbusch, Royal 43 Schneeberger, David 53. I I4. IIS Schneeberger. Robert, Jr. 43. I20. I2I Schneeherger. Mr. Robert, Sr. I7. I22 Schneider, Frank 73 Schneider. James 53 Schriner, Scott 73 Schroder. Tod 73 Schroeder. Miss Joyce, 27 Schroeder. Miss Kay 27 Scroggins. Sandra 43 Selzer. Clayton S3 Shanahan. Mary 77 Shelby. Alan 53 Shepard. Gina 73, 95. I I6 Shepherd. Mr. James 2I Sherry, Douglas 8I Siebert. Belinda 77 Siebert. Jeannie 87 Siebert. Johnnie 53 Slagle. Tony 27. I34 Smallwood. Doug S3 Smith. Brenda 52 Smith. David 62 Smith. Mr. Edward I6, 28. 97 Smith. Mrs. Sandy 27. 97. I04 Smith, Miss Shari 5, 20 Smith. Stacy 73 Solomon. Barb 73 Sooter. Mr. Tom 20 Spence. Trina 53. 87. 94 Spicer. Mark 63. II3. II4 Spicer. Walter 66. 72. 73, I20. I2l Stack. Neal 44 Stack, John 63. I I4 Stafford. Eric G3 Stalcup. Catherine 73 Stalcup. Daniel 63 Starch, Jonathan 63 Slayer. Johneth 53 I Steinle. Lynn 73, II6. I28 Stickler. Robert, Jr. I20. I2I Stone, Mike 77 Stone. Mr. Otis I7 Stonehouse, Loralee 73, 84 Stover. Craig 44. 80 Stucky, Bruce 63 Stutzman. Carol 54, I27 Swanson. Jack 32 Sykes. Brenda 73. II7, l28 Sylvester. Colin 54 Tannahill. Valerie 73 Tannahill. Vivian 45. 87 Tanner. Sharon 63 Tatum. Rusty 54 Taylor, Sherry 63, 8I Tedford. Gary 54 Tedtord. Terri 54 Tedtord. Karen 54, 80 Teel, Randy Il, 73. 94, I08 Tharp. Gerald 78 Theis, Barbara 73 Thomas, Kari 64. I27 Thomas, Lisa 45, II5. II7, IIS Thomas, Bill 73 Thompson, Anita 73 Thompson, David 45, II4 Thoreson, David 44 Thorson. Phil 64. 80, I34 Titus, Darlene 64 Toliver, Doris 58, 64. 37 Toliver. Lois 5. 44, 89. IO3, I04 Toliver, Ruth 5, 7, 44, 37, 96, l28 Tomash. Doug 66. 73. 75 Tompkins. Timothy 73. II4. II9 Tormanen. Emery 32 Towne. Jeffrey 54 Trapp. Elizabeth 45 Tschirhart. Joe 20, 3l. 33, 93. II4. II7, I22 Tschirhart. Laura 27. 29. 3I Tuttle. Karen 54 Twiford. Barri 73 Udd. Mrs. Loleta 24, 26, l04 Udd. Dr. Stanley I7, 29, 30 Unruh, Dolores 73 Unruh, Lester 45 ,Q Vaile, Judith 92 Van Volkinhurg. Shirley 78 Varner, Roy 63, 64 Veer, Ken 55, II4 Wagner, Mr. Paul I4, I7, 28. 97 Wagner, Mrs. Ruth II Wagoner, Gary 74 Walker. Deborah 64 Walter, Becky 63. 64. 87, 89 Walter. Kelly 26 Wassenberg, Phil 55 Wentworth, Joel 74 Werner. Gary 45. 80 West. Janet 64, 87 West, Mrs. Jo 26 Wheeler. Keith 64. 85 Wieduwilt, Mrs. Sharon 2I Whitley, Mark 64 Whitney. Lori 56. 64 Wiggs. Robert 74 Wildman, Lori 56, 64 Wilkerson, Cun 74, I28 Wilkinson. Ann 64 Willems. Diane 74 Willems. Neil 59 Williams, Kirk 74, I08 Wilson, Miss Margaret 27. 99. I I2 Wilson. Sharon 44. 95 Winfrey, Angie 74, IIS Winkler. Tim 44 Winkley. Jerry 44, 87 Wong loi Sing. Julius 48. 55 Woodward, Karla 74. 87 Workman, Kevin 55 Wright. Douglas I20, Ill Wright. Sandra 45 Wright, Shelly ss. 45. sv. I I7 , Wuthnow, Ruth 58 Young, Deborah 45 Yule, Gayle 55. 87, I35 Zeller, Mrs, Marilynn 17. 28 Zapp. John II9 Ziemer. Mrs. Clara 27 Zimmerman, Timothy 74 Zoschke. Clara 74. I08 Zurtluh. Leslie 74 One's Devotion To Christ Is Exhibited in times for instruction, praise, and testimony, 3 Q when in public and with friends, L. - r Y V 5 H. and in the privacy of one's room or dorm. Such devotion may only be exhibited to the degree that one spends precious moments 'sitting at the feet of Jesus. L' -nr-rf---ix ?U5 F'