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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1983 volume:

REF 378 C138 V 22 1983 Calvary Blble College qliansas Clty, Mo I CIOWI1 MID CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy enter 3440 S Lee s Sumrnnt Rd Independence MO 64055 , 5 Ln -iw: ,L 1983 CROWN Jubilee Edition T Ygtkwyfco if 543, 5 Fl 4' 045' CITY. XAX I Calvary Bible College Kansas City, Missouri 64147 1983 CROWN. Volume 22 Miss Mary Lee Griffith, Faculty Advisor DONATED BY A C LANDMARKS RESTORATION INC AUGUST 2006 Table iBf ilnntents Bedicatee Hctiuities I-listorg of 1I.iB.1I. leaders Students Qrganizations Eports Hduertisements . . . Index . . Elrhnowlerlgements . 1Ilosing Feature: Future of 12.3.12 .-ah.. V 3' WWW Txtwal if J' , r ff ,I '73 Lf lt was the early 1930's and the Great Depression stood ready to engulf Kansas City and all of America. Most considered it an unlikely, even foolish, time for anyone to consider new projects requiring financial support. Yet the four men meeting at the doctor's home shared a common concern. There was no Bible school to be found within 500 miles of Kansas City. Missouri. The burden had been the focal point of much prayer for many months. even years. Following considerable discussion, each of the four pro- duced a one dollar bill from his pocket and laid it on the table around which the group sat. The men shared a faith and expectation that God would multiply and bless the investment represented by those four one dollar bills. So began the Kansas City Bible Institute. The quartet consisted of three Kansas Citians -- Dr. Walter L. Wilson. Rev. David B. Bulkley. and Rev. R. Fuller Jaudon - plus Dr. D. J. Rolls of New Zealand. Dr. Wilson was named president and Dr. Rolls was installed as dean of the new school. On Tuesday morning. September 7. 1932, the doors of Kansas City Bible Institute were opened to six full-time day students. But evening studies offered a greater attraction and night school students swelled the total enrollment to 96 that first year. The KCBI campus consisted of a beauti- ful old mansion located at 426 Gladstone Boulevard. 52125 fhg 11111111111 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. ZKZIIIHZIH Qitg Lfiihlv ilnstiiutv :shim rv l-mzmsu-ps ,1..,....l, 1XIXl,llliUlENn. Season 1932! -ZH The Gladstone campus as it appeared the 1933-34 school year. The school then moved in August. 1934. to a temporary The Gladstone campus as it appears today. The more permanent location at 75th and State Llne. campus in the annex building of Southeast Presbyterian Church at 36th and Indiana. That fall Dr. F. William May accepted the presidency of KCBI, thereby permitting Dr. Wilson to return to his extensive Bible conference ministry. The year 1935 spawned not only a new location. but a new name as well. ln the spring. Institute became College and by August. downtown Kansas City had become cam- pus site number three. The Grand Avenue Temple Building at Ninth Street and Grand Avenue provided office and classroom facilities. Dr. Wilson returned to the presidency of the college in 1938 when Dr. May resigned to answer God's call to a new ministry. The Keith and Perry Building at Ninth and Walnut became home for KCBC in 1939. and it remained the college's home for five years. Then came the decision for the college to go west -- one block. Campus number five was in the Ridge Building at 913 Main Street. But in 1945 the suburban community of Prairie Village, just across the state line in Kansas. offered something downtown Kansas City. Missouri. had failed to provide -- a long-awaited permanent campus. The former site of the Pembroke School for Boys at 75th Street and State Line Road became the sixth campus in the school's brief histo- ry. The four-plus acres with three large buildings. a sunken garden, and huge shade trees was undoubtedly a welcome sight following a decade in downtown office buildings. Bible instruction continued at the State Line location for the next twenty-one years. . I W , I Dr. Nye J. Langmade nyc- ...Af sz.: il 5 ,xr Mrs. Lillabelle Langmade and grandsons Dr. F. William May Dr. F. William May led an active life of ministry for the Lord right up until the last year or two of his sojourn on earth. He is distinguished for minis- try during the first three phases of Calvary's histo- ry: Q11 president of Kansas City Bible College from 1932-38: Q21 co-founder of Midwest Bible and Mis- sionary Institute: and Q31 president emeritus of Calvary Bible College until his death. He was also involved in an extensive preaching and teaching ministry which included Bible conference speak- ing. adult Bible classes. radio preaching. and mis- sionary trips. His varied career always centered on fundamental Christianity. Dr. May's ministry was characterized by humil- ity. consistency. godliness. and devoted expectan- cy of the Lord's imminent return. He began preach- ing in 1905 at the age of 18. He and Glayds Wood- bury became marriage partners on June 22. 1916. L . Mpc Dr. Nye J. Langmade was a founder and first presi- dent of the Midwest Bible and Missionary Institute in 1946. which later became Midwest Bible College. He received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Calvary Bible College in-1965 following the merger of Midwest and Kansas City Bible College ln 1961.- He had been in the Lord's work for more than 50 years by the time of his death. having held a part-time pastorate in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area while he was operating a chain of grocery stores. He entered the full- time ministry in 1927. Dr. Langmade was one of the founders of Salina Bible Church in 1932 and was its pastor until 1946. He also was president of the lnde- pendent Fundamental Churches of America from 1940 to 1942 and ex- ecutive secretary of the IFCA from 1950 to 1955. Dr. Langmade was promoted to glory on October 4, 1967. at his home in Salina at the age of 75. His ministry to Calvary ls being perpetuated through his sons, Oli- ver and Douglas. as they serve on Calvary's Board of Trustees. Doug also serves as Assistant t6 the President for Stewardship and De- velopment. and enjoyed 60 blessed years together. Mrs. May died on January 5, 1977. within one year of the unexpected deaths of their two children. Leslie and Martha. Dr. May himself went to be with the Lord within another year and a half on June 12. 1978. 4 The early 1950's blessed the two schools with continued growth. Both had seemingly established firm roots on permanent campus sites. grateful to leave their wandering days behind. The future ap- peared bright. But with the close of the decade came darkening clouds to blanket their individual horizons. Troubled times followed. Declining enrollments and financial pressures produced in the eyes of many a bleak future for both schools. New life. however. dawned with the 60's as God. ever faithful to His Word. began revealing His plan to bring forth prosperity and blessing from tribulation. Officials from both schools met to focus their collec- tive attentions upon a proposed merger. Conversa- tion developed into an established plan of action and the proposal became reality. Kansas City Bible Col- lege and Midwest Bible College frenamed in 19591 merged in May of 1961. The newly formed institution was given a home on the former KCBC campus at 75th and State Line and was given the name Calvary Bible College. Board members from both predecessor schools comprised a new Board of Trustees, which named Rev. Roger J. Andrus, retiring president of Midwest. to head the new school. The union produced a marriage of goals and pur- poses from both of the original schools. This was exemplified in the student body. which numbered 220 for the September 12th opening day of classes. There was a melting pot of ideas, plans, hopes. and Former KCBC Campus - hrs! home for CBC following merger in 1961. traditions from which a common heritage was estab- lished. This common heritage provided strength. character. and direction for the school as a bright future broke through the once-ominous clouds of doubt and turmoil. Five years later in 1966. Calvary's enrollment bal- looned to 298. Outgrowing the Prairie Village loca- tion. the college migrated back to the city and relo- cated on the former campus of Loretto Academy at 1111 West 39th Street in Kansas City. Missouri fsee belowl. The student body continued to spiral in num- bers until enrollment peaked in 1971 at 384. Calva- ry's campus again was taxed for space. The spiral then shifted into reverse. however. and enrollments dropped as the college once again found itself traveling through rough waters with forecasts and fears of doom bubbling to the surface. But God had a future in His plan for the college and in 1974 the previously troubled waters, now stilled by the Master's touch. began reflecting optimism and promise. The Board of Trustees selected Dr. Leslie Madison to serve as president, filling a critical void that had existed for more than two years. By 1978 the 39th Street campus was again full. yet still com- fortable. The succeeding years brought further in- creases in enrollment, with continued evidence of God's rich blessings upon CBC. For further information on the continued history of CBC. turn to pages 84-85. Permission granted for use of this article fwith minor adaptatinnsy from the Calvary Review. Fall 1980 issue. Vol. XVIII. No. 3. ab- th. ht of al- ca- lo- at ee m. VB' nd nd sts nd led nd lie id 78 m. in- of J' Former President Roger J. Andrus first joined the Midwest Bible and Missionary Institute in 1946, having just graduated from Dallas Theologi- cal Seminary with his Th.M. He progressed through such positions as Registrar. Academic Dean. and Executive Vice-President. In 1956 he became the president of Midwest and led the col- lege into the merger with Kansas City Bible Col- lege. The merger was effected in the spring of 1961 by Dr. Andrus and Dr. Al Metzger, then interim president of KCBC. Dr. Andrus continued to lead Calvary as President during the move in 1966 to the 39th Street Campus until ill health forced his resignation in the spring of 1973. Dr. Andrus was honored on December 4. 1973. when the Doctor of Divinity degree was conferred upon him during a special convocation in the col- lege chapel. Special recognition was also given him at that time by the IFCA for his many years of faithful service in the cause of Christ. After leaving Calvary he went on to serve with International Missions and then pastored the Com- munity Bible Church in Omaha. Nebraska. until his retirement. Dr. Leslie Madison accepted a unanimous call to Calvary Bible College on July 26. 1974. This fol- lowed a time of real heart-searching and seeking of God's will. ln order to prepare for the ministry. he attended Moody Bible Institute from 1947-1950. While sub- sequently involved in a church-planting ministry in Colorado he received his B.A. from Rockmont Bi- ble College. He later attended Dallas Theological Seminary, earning his Th.M. in 1960 and his Th.D. in 1963. While studying at Dallas he started and pastored the Northwest Bible Church in Fort Worth. Texas. for the twelve years prior to his coming to C.B.C. Dr. Madison's goals for Calvary fthe same as when he camej are: QU maintenance of the com- mitment as a Bible college: Q21 characterization as a school holding to fundamental theology: 13, op- eration under sound financial policies: my commit- ment to the interests of the local church: 151 ex- pansion of the schooI's ministry to the Kansas City constitutency: Q61 emphasis upon Christian character building: UQ increasing student involve- ment in evangelism: and Q81 the application of Christian principles and standards in separated living. ,, ...mf -v...........-,-.g.w.....Yf1-qv: , , v- 4xualQl,, . v Y --. .W , H k 155.152, -1- J-5, -rf.-1.'-bw :E . nail' 45,55 il 'as-.Q 9 5 4 I , kk, ,, 1 -3---1 . lf QJBLE Y' Gb O s 9 cm, MFG' 93 5 1982 years ,,, . . in-:rl 'f'fff3L '.Qfc:94Q..'Q.1f:L?'4.' .LM Aa Dr. Leslle Madlson President Professor ol Theology Dr. Warren Bathke Rev. Taylor Gardner Vice President for Academic Affairs. 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Ellwood Evans Professor of Bible and Pas- toral Studies Mr. Edward Smith Assistant Professor in Bible Mr. Otis Stone Assistant Professor of Eng- lish Bible Dr. Stan Udd Associate Professor in Bib- lefTheoIogy Mr. Paul Wagner Associate Professor in Bi- ble and Greek Mr. Joel Williamson Instructor in Bible fnot pic- turedy Mr. Darrell Nickolaus Assistant Professor in Mis- sions and Social Science Mrs. Jimmye Gardner Instructor in Social Science Mr. James Lucht instructor in Social Science Qnot picturedj Mr. Warren Rikard Social Science .6 M Instructor in Social Science lwuljllfw Knot picturedj xl Mr. Mark Failing Sn wg Instructor in English f,fL Q ii 'Xb Mr. Joel Williamson S Q. lnstructor in Bible fnot pic- ' k lured, X 9 RSF fit: .-11 Hx- ,az Natural Science ,X Nx'iLh I X. X f ' Q0 .sn Missions f 5 K i7'QE'45t 'v 20 Dr. Robert Benortham Instructor in Natural Science Qnot picturedj Mr. Mike Oldham lnstructor in Natural Science Mr. Darrell Nickolaus Assistant Professor in Missions and Social Science Mr. Bronson Sherwood Instructor in Missions 1' ,Fax-vvqq Miss Diana Gardner Aviation Secretary Dr. James Anderson Associate Professor of Pastoral Studies Mr. Martin Burnham Instructor in Aviation Mr. Melvin Christofferson Instructor in Aviation Mr. Keith Leming Instructor in Aviation Mr. Ken Shumaker Instructor in Aviation A via tion in ,w i , L. I 1 , felt x A . Ae ,, , 41.31 , .. . M -L :MQW + . W, qggp , Q' .3 F 'AN X J f 150, ' , , g 5 2. H ' I. If X . ox 'T M 5?Qg,Li'g 3' i t ,Z Physical Education Miss Lynnette Entz -, Assistant Professor in Music Mrs. Julia Harder Instructor in Music Mr. Dan Frizane Instructor in Instrumental Music fnot picturedj Mr. Jim Johnson Instructor in Music Mrs. Ruth Wagner Instructor in Music Miss Anne Hensarling Instructor in Physical Education Mr Steve Mlller Instructor in Physical Education Mr Robert Schneeberger Associate Professor of Physical Education Theology Mr. Michael Brown Instructor in Theology Mr. Jesse Hensarling Assistant Professor in Theology and Pastoral Studies Dr. Leslie Madison Professor of Theology Dr. Stan Lldd Associate Professor in Bible and Theology 5 i!11'vf1f,.1 uv-: 2, 5 , For '3 9 is fx f. G 5,' K , V l V via ' 'fff -f . . 1 C.J. Anderson Belly Beetner Merle Carder Staff Public Ministries Business g i? L Ofhce ' . ' f-.6 , 3 ' f -X 1 'Q N i ,Q .ef ' , .l 35 . W Y V 2 2 i , M rs. 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I 1 4 1 Li N1 'Q A 1 Ei? --1,.,,....--.....,...--,.,, , V T-I 1 ef. tv i tudents Graduate Division . . . . . 32 Seniors ........... . . . 36 Juniors ,........ . . . 48 Sophomores . . . . , 58 Freshmen ............... . . . 68 Specials ..,,.............. . . . 78 Second Semester Students . . . . . . 80 A Heartfelt Prayer for Students For this cause we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you. and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understand- ing: that ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God: strengthened with all might. according to his glorious power, unto all patience and long-suf- fering with joyfulness: giving thanks unto the Father, who hath made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light: who hath delivered us into the kingdom of his dear Son: in whom we have redemption through his blood. even the forgiveness of sins. - Colossians 1:9 -14 QABLE do 6 -lb? 0 ,SS Oz A ,- ?:' 2 cs ' , rn ,' ff 4' . . X 441945 CITY, Nigga 1932 y-gigs 1982 q i WV Y- .-.... --.. .A ..i......-. , ,.,...........--.-.. ....-.-..--... ,- ,,, , , - ...,- ..., '61 A 8 A Seniors So that you may walk in a manner worthy of the LORD. to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing, in the knowledge of God. -Colossians 1:10 QNASBQ CLASS OFFICERS: Brenda Henderson. treasurer: Ken Veer, vicepresident: Celeste Gardner. secretary: and Jim Schneider. president. I I X 'Q . Xu Q HM: Srla Q I1 4 My best time during work day is snack time! That's a senior grin! I'm finished for the day! Jerry and Lisa, meditating on God's Word ' lm not going to say anything even though she's sticking me! 'fi u U W So. that's what you do at KLJC! What a smile! E, , 2' A ,A J F , ' ffilg ' F Vernon said he'll only drive us Enjoying one another's fellow- Mmm...blueberry muffinslf' to Belton. not to Boston. ship l f--'- i . r L, an 1-ff M' Mark, there's just something about you. Which one of you said l'm not a Warrior fan? Vessels for the Master's Use Filled to overflowing: Hearts a-glow and showing Christ to those who do not know Him Sanctified and Holy: Yielded to Him only: Vessels for the Master's use. O make my life a blessing, Lord. May it stand thy testing. Lord. W -,... Anticipation! 33 Ain't she cute? -..n.-..-..i.-,. I gf' Jim is seeking the Light of Life. Julius found it! ',f,1 , 'Q 1 Yeah, he's really a nice guy. Room inspection now? You must be kidding! . ..-.-..,, x...,,., -vw TN Q W Y- ,, -, , HY Y-.. f T Y,-,, ' V 'qeliby Dr. Lldd's doughnuts-Fingerlickin' Good! Relax while you study. that's the only way ,fi Igpi v., E sv Not Pictured: Steve Adams Scott Diede Wm. Phillip Hawkins Melanie Hodina Donald Howell Dennis lngolfsland Keith Leming Steve Macken Michael McCoy John McKnight Neal Stack Bonnie Werner Marilynn Zeller 4-Q-el Watching these characters is more fun than Saturday cartoons Q 4 . W ' 4, J ,1 Timothy Foster Harlan Goodale Penny Hamer 'X . 4 f, 3. gy 'f 2 fl Nancy Frost fl!! rf X A i A Janet Green R. David Harley iii' 2551 Herb Flinkman Raymond Folsom Q. ox Tom Gardner Pete Giles 'W'- A-z 2 Fl l 1 1 What do you mean 5 minutes. this is important! vii , .m if fy A K ri A Oh-ho-ho. yes! We older people need to keep up our 5 3 i . +01 X .4113 1? 5951 'lf-,121 e An strength! F. Scot! Harwerth Deb Jennett Doug Jones N 1 T' X -1 P l Darren McMannis Todd McWilliams 5. . 5 Q LA,, I ., Pi- L A if D ' Donna Merriam Judy Miller Eg -if sei f iid. l ,il J Q. P. P N2 1.' x K ,,mw.....,,w x S Timothy's I 'B 5 X David Mullin Gang Dawn Nichols Karen Nielsen Th0l'HBS Penfy Diane Pokornik Tammy Purvis ,M . f. ......-....... ..-.......Y- Yfv, .. -Y 1 . ,W-,Www --V - ,.YY Y- -WY , M, , 1 Y, V ,,..,.,,-,ul V, H X 5 4 Janet West Debbie Williams ul 1,1 ,,, J Q f 5 ' 4--N ' 1-f qw ,, f like picture books best. too. Keith Wheeler Karla Woodward John Zepp Mark Whitley fig f 4 .' ' , ff 4 is Q? N ' -i-'i Qi 4 S x 7 ff. v rf fi V Jgim , I wr aw G W ' ' 4 lt 1 ' i if ,, I l 'kv J. Phil Wassenberg V 'J ' fffi f the K ' M i? ' 1 ' f 1 . 1' . ,I I Q -ya ' 4.1533 . , . ' fs Y :S ,L -Ll - Lori Wildman Tim Ziemer NOT PICTLIRED: Mark Caston John Chipchase Jean Fellows Ron Goosen Jim Hodina Paul Jones James Kinney Faith McGee Bruce Metsinger James Porter Dave Smith Karen Tuttle A . ,J Sophomores Thou, therefore, my son, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. And the things that thou hast heard from me among many witnesses. the same commit thou to faithful men. who shall be able to teach others also. Thou, therefore, endure hardness. as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life, that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier. - 2 Timothy 2:1-4 Jennifer Austgen John Bacher Louis Bell Diana Block Deborah Boettcher Michael Boyle J. Matthew Brewer Jody Buie , ,W - - - - .---..- ...p I .-, 9 -Q. 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V - V - f..--av-: - V Q H... l Second Semester Students 2' ' 2 ,.- fe., fig? -4 .. , -s,. K Q ye , A x ig, i Rebekah Bowen. Lori Ranum. Bea Fuoss Allan Graham. Ron Ferguson, Craig E. Miller. David McGown. Jr. 3 ' x r ll. Q ,- i.. e N Mike Singleton. Clair Drake. Mark Bejot. David Krueger Brenda Leis. Sheryl Sleeper gp- Jf. If 41 5 'if 'lv 5' A Q' -Q 3 .. U!! Bei E. I think l have the best company. 1 Stop looking at me that way. We do Y-1-My 'Qi' f tm I hope the oven doesn't burn this batch! ,Nxkk , -'Wx diff? , If ff iffy f J, v. 3 . A B2 f if I if fif fx ' , 1 1 , g You say there are how many calorie 'ifwr 1 Davld and his friend entertain ln the dorm 'el r. . X sr, have more hamburgers coming. Fl rn these' 0 The 39th Street Campus To . . . The Move p X . 'gh rf L, - . - 'fi HQ: 'J . fn gf' 5354.1-5 X at . , , r 5, -X 1 , it rm x, gg. f , -5 he H p : .11 u, f -J Q r 1 X, f Dr. Madison signing a tentative sales agreement for the Old The 39th Street Campus Campus. 4 ' funnunlmfmfiiUllfllmllIUHUINUIN1UUlUUlHH3HllUHKSIUKHS- 1 ' ...nu I 1 1. .. l , H - - I A W., , v g 'sg ia uf. - ,iq lf: ug.:-23 v2'1-- 'ug 5 ,K , FT, ,yy :ml-'kv :iw fp Y. visa . - ,Wi 9 fi -.Q V v 5E?,a:'.if 5la':4-'D-if-31 Z I , - - ,,,- A 't '95 4 f 2 1' tp 1- ' 1 it at ,N s . ' -T' l 1 1 'A - f 1 , , 1 i ' ' 1, 1 ' Mi' ' ' ' . , rff' , r, ,, . A 5 1 A Q 2 4 'M' ' , :Y T. ' Y 1 I x yi -. s , 84 . .-vg I An overfiowing Chapel - 1978 The Armour Street Housing Complex X 4 is ! 2 I Qalif Christian Ministries: if NM Km 'Rx ,fm 4,536 1 .ns .me-We N. wwf.. 'QQ :dvi-:Q 39 vrig mpv, H, Gif vf:75T'iw?QU'?g5b???MEM2if? 5' -J . 1 . ' K . i e - - ljgf-mff ,' f'a-3-'ffi5EQgf5fg2f i ii- A ':i3f 'i:.' N' il Est' '?i'P 2T'fiffl iW 1-Jil. ' - we fknvwwwwmmy 9 v K- brit . e ' Wy? ,ffjf Q K V 1 , I need a volunteer to . .. ldPen Doesn't anyone remember what we learned last week? 'r- If L . Wg x 6 i M V 1 he , I ra ' Nuts T CS: 4 M Y : Q if 1 4 .L 'l f 'Q ' '- 5 , -5--TQ' 1 'f If , - 1 --e - f --22. i , A va ,, .3 ' - -.-f . , fi- -mf 4' gf: -' 'f I - --- ':. rr.: ., ' ig , 5 1: A, - - F M' 'EF A ' A I fW?M9+251f ,f f f 1- l PLESQEH T ., W - H i Wszmfzfs Af + l i . if faux' Jeri' - 1 . . an , ff , .J ,git Vg, A, 1 1j.'ff' fy? 5 1. V 1 ,f 3,4 mx I -A ,, ,ffwglj A I 1 a ggi , Calvary still produces pastor material. ln Sm, ,M 5 f xl, , . ,,, Wifi: if-2 f I Ken tries to capiure the attention of his Awana audience -1-ld Q? ,sf , 7. f fl 'f..,.,, , v vu Sometimes they even teach nn pairs' I I I In I I I. YI. .,...- , ....,, ,....-fx I I I gi I , I . I i I,V, E I, .li Tammy has a captivated audience. I f YU? X-, Santa Fe's favorite song leader mmfwewqeww. ,..,,,mmQ8 5 X X II I xi ,115 1 Z I 'J I is I I I I I ny. .sn ln! 'flu :nu ,r l hope he s got the right answer' Alrlght who s flymg airplanes back there' i if 1 ini li I i 1 I I 1 Ruth i No I won i bring you your teddy bear' I can'! talk now. Someone's taking my picture. Lydia tries her hand at decorating. i -,s fi J I ma x S1 1 Y S .--g VY .S X x 4 who-in.. a O XXX RPA 5 VX 'XXX t 4 I !, f xx N Q- Yes? .K A late night term paper in the making. :naw im: +.-A 5 K 4 Bl I0 strikes again! 5 1 -ld 5 . I 1 ll if I Y I i S i ? '4 i 1 E ii 1 1 5 i i 1 4 5 s ! 5 I i I il in 'Q .F-4 ,f ,A ,C Some day I'll make it to HoIlywood. 1 uw- 7' U fi. 5, H712 Llliiv, 'Q 1-Jr! 'EFHHW There s a flag ilym high in Esther l South It gives me the sensation of . . . ,EEE Did I say that? .L -Qie 4 , 5 Q Q il 'n P X F3 Don't look at the camera. We don't want him to know we know what he's doing. I I N 'V' . Are they twins? r Q. s 41: , r f X Stephen 1 ' 1 You can't sneak up on an RA! I I 1,. Q ., w . , avg ' f WA' ' x ' N fs- Lu 'fax , Q .11 K ' he X , 2 xi I 7? x I Q, x H - -X. Q H ff + ff ,, -X' .JJ I' - . I'd like lo see Kate footnote this! Say TUfibi3n and Smile! WHS!-. -1:-- Q ,k., KN l'm not going to make it through Romans again tonight. .351-. Timothy Y. f Ain 1 9 of Y in ,, 'Nl af Z, Tony takes a moment to have a small snack. v Sv I FQHIIII . .,.-..,,......-,--f.Y- , f'..... , . ,- ,-if ,H in r , -Q Y , A ,nz ,171 U- ,,,gL.L..,--q.-..,...,..---- - W - , -' ' I I f. L Fall Party id -,.,,, ....,.,..,.,. 1 I ' l I W4 Y, f ?v5'.Ys2w f is 1 V, , , , ,QT YWf,,,.- ,,7f,.....-,.., . . f W 2' - ----..uw-.,,, .Y 2 viva qi i VY, V arf Y V ' ' -- - f- .W--all-, , : ,q .Qf,t, ,,,., .... - I N I N I .,.--- ,,, -. .. ,, , , ... ...,,.......?,.:....-... Y V W, R- 1 Y i - kvvrww W , -C ! 5 i s f 0 r 1 H I. ,, ---J 1 9 'N -C The Choralaires. as offi- cial representatives of Cal- vary Bible College. have travelled many miles. sung many concerts and minis- tered to thousands of peo- ple. They were chosen and organized in April of 1982. After extensive training and practice in May, they were on the road for most of this past summer. and have had many concerts throughout this school year. They are under the leadership of the public ministry and music departments, and yet while on the road have been under the very capable student music director. Barb De- maree. The director of both the Choralaires and the Chorale this year was Mr. Jim Johnson. :rg : w:':fO 'J V953 529.2 gage. -. wgig A.-.nn U:: ':r 2Crv .UI -gg la .-. ouncil OI' 's CH 0 The theme verse for this year's Women's Dorm Council was Psalms 34:3. The purpose for this organization is to develop unity within the dorm. This was accom- plished throughout the year with a variety of activities which were sponsored by them. Some of these included open dorms. a Christmas party for the guys, carnation sales for Valentine's Day. and the engagement party. With Mrs. Hamilton as their advisor this year's officers succeeded in making the year special for all the girls living in the dorms. This year's officers are: Mindy Evans - President: Rene Farley - Vice-President: Gayle Yule - Secretary: Rachel Howell- Treasurer. 1 Y , IJ' 'W .Q .A The IFES tion the 'BUS ell - 'Y A , 37 The student wives play an important part m the function of Calvary Bable College with various goals One of these goals is to encourage the spin tual growth of not only the stu dents fthe members hus bandsj but also to encourage growth in the wives them selves This is accomplished through Bible studies share times and opportunities to en joy fellowship together through bake sales and other activities. Calvary Bible Col- lege is priviledged to have a considerable number of wom- en involved in this ministry - a positive asset to our 50 years. 'N 'M 'u E 'N -- B ,3 'E ru '-I lf you needed a button sewn or just wanted something yummy to eat, the Ladies Auxiliary was always there. These ladies have aided the college in many ways. One way is the scholarship they give out each year. These ladies were never seen standing idle. They were always doing something whether it was praying for the college and the students, or spending time on some other worthy project. As you can see these ladies have played an important part over these past 50 years at Calvary Bible College. l 4: 1' f-'gif' Q .W -, , 1 V- 2523-1, Aw Q.. ,,L 'Q ' .,uk.,!5,Q,'f , iff '15,-. W, - ' 1 1 . I Iv U. 2 fy 1 E k s.. ,, -. , l l if T 1 4 the my ing on ant 'YPD N I I . E - I ll I. llll g ll I ll B :Il Sill . X 1 5 llllfll 'XM f Q ...::.T5 ' R it A 6 Xllxx, QXID ' Members pictured: Barbara Logan, Celia Knipmeyer. Stan Edgren. Hilda Kroeker. Jari Johnson, Carolyn Thompson and Dr. B. Van Ferguson. flint pictured: Kay Biery and Ed Smith.J 1. ..xz... IX A V tv R , ,Q A 2 x,,.- 4 l . me rl ' M E R. S '-I 1:11 qg -C 9-1 VJ E -2 L. The Friends of the Library have been a real asset to the library at Calvary Bible College. They have pur- chased equipment and books so that the library might be more resourceful for the students. Many of its mem- bers also work in the library on a regular basis. helping students find needed material. They have played a big part in the history of Calvary Bible College. A if gym, 512' I 253 r -'fe . , M 6 ' ' v '4 Firm' -f4.,,rf,,Jd,,,mC AAMW 119 I Z N. 9 5 I 3 r r'- an 1 ' sqail- .4914 .' Y, 1 , , g .. vi, -M. .---wfw.,-, 14, yy- V . '- 'Q ' V W , ' . ., , . -1 - 0 lk, -L M' kQ f, '3 .,. 1 . 11 T if 9 , w q,4 C' 1 5' f, ,-.-Q'1 '. A -.if.-.. J 1 I IW ll il. 4. I ' What does it take to play soccer? Guts? Ambition? Orjust a willingness to play the sport? Whatever it is, it I QI I -I made sixteen dedicated Il guys join together for the 1982 team. I , 1 It may have not been a suc- cessful season as related to ' the records. but it was a I learning experience for the team. When Steve Miller was asked how he felt I about this he replied that he I was never satisfied with a season, but there were a lot of 'I young guys this year. The most , 'I 'I I I losing I I .I Important thing though is not the U f 1 scores but that the guys always I I gave IOOR of themselves. ggyq I N V!fjV,i,,,. I I , .V y For whom he did ioreknow. he also did predestinale to be con- ' formed to the image of his Son, that he might be the Hrstborn I Soccer , I , , , , Je ,QW .W-x - sn i' I5 ,I my! K Q ,I if am 6 mx, aw. s A X me Q 3 I -8, IQ If 4 li .15 I I. .- K f ' .5 f ' f ,J ,f J 1 II ,I I Y, g ,ai my ft... , . il II? T I mfs' wg: I ' 1.1! if 7 R ' '. v ' ' , fr N, f A 1 1 X I II I If Puig 'I I ,. 2, I Wil? ,Q , I Inf? I .II. ev - , Q ,-f,2if :57': f -'I -V ' 1 i f i 1'5'5:'1:' II I I., I f I I vvmff ,5'ff1jj1','f f 'I .ub er-K t x ' 'WP . yfyfgflf 'vw 33.1. 5 wif- f V af3'M'fii.,nW : fIff 7, -I -' , , , w e A . , .IS 1 ,',I I . . f fer. . II I N o fa. Qs- ... M M. I I I Y AFS' ' - 3 ' x A 2 an f 53 ' . fr V X . A I V , X ,sr I 3 I .Mit itiQg,,.IQ.,.i..Ig.1gfa,,g'iIg, I 1- Tfmffe-I 1' ff. I I ' t WT irfkf 'h'I 2I5rIf?5i'iQ45 ??W!v'T' , . gz ivlx ..:.:- Eyjbi, 1 Ek, 71, ',rs'g 5, , V- - , V N A A Qt -1, .,v. 5 if I3-rr ' I 'qgria .I I ,T E' il'I15?5,?,,i'3z ' f1. 5 'Tim W , , K . 5 Y i 1, - kb I i V. -. .. ,t . . - . - .. I W , K ' I K ' . J , , . ' ' 'K , - Y ' . ' IU' I - X' i HH.. - , , . Q I-Qi is I Ir. . i 7i 'i1 - ' X , I I11- . -In , . ,A if I,-.f .y f-5 . g , .. ., .,' I t. - .. '- 3 ' HW? L ' ri : 'H:IvI1 Ere' I I. ' ll , I- af ' f -ef 5 We I ,' ' I. ' f '., - . -1---'-H , l I lfS'MWMa2l?'A X ff, gig' rq, wfwf.Arf1f-if-:fi 2 nuff. ., -, W. r. xr ' M ' - f I 1 Back: Larry Regler. Reg Wiebe. Jay Pierschbacher. Robert Schad. ,,1ggQ 1 I ' ,L f X Q 'f I John zepp. David Hensarling, Keith McComhs. coach-steve Man- zjiffff K N l er: Front: Randy Sherwood. Kirt Schmidt, Kevin Foster. Tony F., , K My I Yoder. Kevin Mayfield. Danny Jones. Matt Brewer. Not pictured: f args I Steve Long, Russ Smith. . sastfggfg 4,1 1 fm-j,IxY,.gy, .x,,,hf' .5?MIfg,,1?i-K II, ',,I,,lj'fTtIa.e,4. 3 .f K 122 con born ,Jr -iffy 3 ln 1968 Calvary BIble College start ed ltS fIrst cross country team The same year Coach Schneeberger came to CBC to start teachmg There was not a soccer team as yet so Interest In Cross Country seemed to be pretty hugh among the men There were no gIrls on the team untll 1978 Llnhl thus tIme the number of men on the team had been consIstent They always had on the average B to 10 people a year 'E ,,..,-'qw-'Q S-4, Xvhxsx 'Wiseman Jw ,aw may 9 NW' 5' ,7 gifs! .t -iam 11,5 J Cross Country or 'Wow af sd .Q I, E ,ig-:LW 38- oi however thIs was not overwhelmIng Thrs year s team was a lIttle dlffer ent The Interest level was down con slderably We only had one gIrl L n da Joedeman who ran In competl Ion ln the Invltatlonal meet we finlshed In thlrd Although they drd not wIn every meet the team always gave 1007-2 of themselves Hopes for next year s season are we re golng to try agam Some cam pus prevIewers came and seemed very Interested concernmg Cross Country We ll always provlde a team no matter what The number of people of the team will change but ll wIll always be there l hope we wIll see you next year either supportmg or runnIng X' ey ! Mgff fc K 'bl ffl Us Back uoug Dzur DavId Schneeberger Coach Schneeberger Sam BusenItz Front Johneth Stayer Dan Schael Don HIgh Not plctured Know ye not that they who run In a race run all but one recelveth the prIze So run that ye may obtam And every man that stnveth for the mastery IS temperate In all thmgs Now the do It to obtaIn a corruptIble crown but we an Incorruptlble l therefore so run not as uncertamly so fIght l not as one that beateth the aIr but l keep under my body and bnng It Into subgecuon lest that by any means when l have preached to others l myself should be a castaway l Connthnans 9 24'27 fKJVj LInda Joedeman Volleyball This year was a box of surprizes. In the years before we almost al' ways took last place. But this year was proven different as we were undefeated in Tourney. We also had three-fourths of our team - freshmen. Something nev- er done before. When Anne was asked how she felt on having a younger team, she replied that it had its disadvantages and advan' tages. An advantage was because ofthe age ofthe team there was no mental block. lt was something in the eyes of the team that could be achieved. A disadvantage would be learning to play together. Unity is very important on a team. Thoughts and hopes concerning next year's team looks good. The school is expecting new girls who have played before. lt will be a strong team moving towards victo- ry. Not unto us, O Lord. not unto us. but unto thy name give glory, for thy mercy. and for thy truth's sake. Wherefore should the nations say. where ls now their God? But our God is in the heavens: he hath done whatsoever he hath pleased. The dead praise not the Lord. neither any that go down into silcence. But we will bless the Lord from this time forth and forever more. Praise the Lord. Ps. 11511-3.17.18 QKJVj : y 5 : H. ei fi Q 4165x310 fr' e V -'ie' if if fi - or .i 1 ' ,X w 5 5 ll, NJ X2 like 2. a M in 7 3 ar i g f 7 ' 4 Back: Coach-Anne Hensarling. Linda Joedeman. Jodi Anderson. Carla Painter, Terri Johnson. Leanna Geiger: Front: Jean Hirsch. Mary Ann George. Melanie Bell, Jenny Schwlndt, Cheryl Burnham. mcalten NFSHSA 0 OFFlCx At ff ,lr rp gl. I .4 2 It L R C if if ,sl i -s ' ' a ig, -f ,X , xg lf rig l l g 1 l I E L Carla 1 ' Ann , it Ji E3 t 4 , Q' ff f ff R X sy A tra- , .,x. smug 'gr 1 g l 5 W, l if-it Ll! 1 4 Women 's .h . 1 I ' .3 L ' r ' Q x.. A is it A Basketball if W- ,A p,q..,, Q ..- ffWx,y4!,,g,fe31l yj ' ' W A 5 Lo - - W- 1 f -Q -its ' Y' 1. f,x-g3f2s,vv xr it a i ssa,M,r! to ofadsas f . 1 - Left to right: Rebekah Bowen. Mary Ann George. Judy Miller, Linda Joedeman, Renae Rensberger. Carla Painter. Jodi Anderson. Karen Neilsen. Jean Hirsch, Zita Raymond. Coach Anne Hensarling. . 37 N -,V it 3 9: ers. ' me-f' BW' E R , s s, , x We ' :N . X .X 1 ' ' L v-my 4 N Q Qiffeiykfl' A, ' 1 ,et : rev EQ o J-4 ' W at Y fr 'flew W lt was back in 1978 when a group of people got together and decided to f' V 'f of 1 start a new kind of basketball team. T , ' The people? Calvary Bible College. and M' ' ' i the new kind of basketball? Women's! If you want the ball. raise your right arm. Of course the winnings in the first years were nothing much to speak of. but they have been steadily improving r with every year. This year's team consisted of a wide variety of freshmen to seniors. with -1- I Tammy Hill as manager. Two years ago the majority of the I games were not won scorewise, but . X A Q g last year the record was completely W Q sf turned around. This year's team even . ,- ' J ' J bettered the former record. QEnd-of-sea- 1' 'J W ' 2 son record will found in the yearbook .,.--......... 9.-:2-:Q - A ...L W v ,,. supplement in the falll 2 . ...-v lnspiration poureth forth! l l If. W1 g f' 'I . V a 1 2 mf or 'xl T 'FW a '? ,o W is 75. 'gow f H I , .55 Jean, you made it! W5 , K . j N5hf.A3.. ,Y Q16 v V .fa f 5 rf ,4 x , .,1r A4 59,2 Cheerleaders , i r f W. 'F . eq :Qi -I 1 l A Ill ' f he -'I 1 w' W 4 -4'- Agp' Sw All rx' ,WY From lop left, clockwise: Lisa Hawkins. Kathy Murphy. Carol Martin. Cheryl Burnham, Becky Hawkins. Sue Gral. Charge! .5 - Ffifslh- - N X- . rw x Ll! 5 Y 7: 5,2 S 4 4 Q2 s - xt A453-sf' , 'iv Mgr, ' xqlegfzgl 99155 X UQ? - 5' . ,rc i , Q . is , - 2 -4 .. in A.-I - p AL, . . , yell a little louder! Llp with Warrior power! . That ye may be blameless and harmless. children of God. without rebuke. in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation. 1 A among whom ye shine as lights in the world. - Philippians 2:15 QKJVQ 2 01' RA X, ran .vl- , . , A , K 1. . M . , - . ' 4 . J' ' X, A R ! H -, iq nal I if . ily L '4f 9 w 1 .l j 161 .mv 35.40 ,I x M A F. , ., , ,, Twice f ' P-5 L g' 1 . x ' ' - 1' r f , ii .531 3, ' ! as in - E 5 - . ,m . M- b Y ,V - A ,. I e- -rf , y l 1 . ECW-sf Q ,Af --e. - 'M viisg 5 -- le- - 5 ' Q 1 'W 11.14 N, 126 4 1 I 1 I i 4 I l - 1 l nf, IH S v 4 ! 4 E 12 5 r .-N 2 , ru, 1 iii? sz 1 f .bv 'e. h 5 urphy. le Gral. dn if God. nation, r-S - N M f Q nt. 4 .1 .1 W 'psig t Q '1 i Men 's J. V. Basketball 'Q' . What does the Junior Varsity basketball 1 , E team really represent? Another basketball N A team? The Junior Varsity of Calvary Bible I College was designed primarily to better pre- pare players for the varsity basketball team. , and to give playing experience. One thing the coach, Steve Miller. really admires this year's team for is their ablity to control their composure by keeping their at- titudes and anger in check. Steve was asked what he had learned from this year's team, and he said. Patience for when the going gets rough. Self-control l - am slowly improving on. But most of all. friends. the individual guys from the team. I try to better their skills in basketball. but most of all . . . spiritual things. 1 I got the ball: now what do l do with it? -1 1 ' f. ' ' -C Z A . U-1 vt - ws f , A -x A , O 4 7X K f. mmf' -1 - 40 W' P is - . .. A 3 ,Q , w .-vw t sf l 119A , rf-- 1 w , - I- , I ' ev , 'ff , 1. 'iff' '-, ,sff af ' .'i'uD 'ni' ' R , . W Q k V . 1, I we , 4- iii? Q -H , -' ' ' ' ' . tk Y V A fee. I f . t. 'V ' Q x is is W x 1 l . s- 5 t i ' V ' 'QA . ' . Q ,fufif 'f if 1 fi 'Q-C ,f I I 1 1 L C ff Q . ..Now. give 'em the old one-two! Don't you dare get infront of me ' igglexevfym mx . 1, I ':--1.iv.- 'ip Q iii' Q . A Q6 9 i 'Bl .l 'Q 1, , ' 'l J View ly y 3, ' .ee i' fe' A l z ff . 5 Q? Zvi Wifi WM, nwnf, time D t , 4 1. A I A ' 2 1 y 15 1 ' - 's l 5 ' ff , ' . .. e Gi 1 l Qu I7 X A . ,,. it 2 L 2 V ri 3 'i Xi, 3 ' . I 'ft ,. 5 1 ' -- if , , ., ' ,' - fi , , 4: 5 l . ,: W 3. . , . V 5 ,y . - . . , ., .Q t , . . ' , A U V f , I 5, ., gm, t I , f t or .4 l l. . 1 ' - 4 ,. - , ' 1 ,- v. Front: Matt Brewer, Dave Avery. Tom Gardner. JaY.PierschbaCh?r' David qiiensgving- JY - r Scott Harwerth. Back: Steve Hudson. Dan Groot. S3319 Miller- Kewl' Dunn' hor! son' , ,v il A. uf Reg Wiebe Jon Barr. Coach Steve Miller. Not Plcmred: DO'-19 WHEN- JO fl CPP- -- ' C ' a L ' I fe? IH. Lv Q ' ..- 'H G A Q5 1 .L Men 's Varsity Basketball 9' l un Q I What's so special about a -I Varsity basketball game? . Excitement! lt seems from . H , the time it starts to the time 565' 7 N 1 it's over you're on the edge Y ' of your seat. waiting with anticipation for the next move in the game! But this - is not the only place excitement is being generated: practices seem to be full of it too. When Coach Schneeherger was asked if he knew the root cause of this .8 excitement. he replied. lt's the desire they have to play. M, combined with their love of the sport. We had many good basketball players this year. consisting of two seniors and the rest younger students. The 1982-83 team has added to the wins on our home court. lEnd-of-season record will be found in the .....,..., Coach Robert Schneeherger Kevin follows his shots! . U: 5.44 ., ,, yearbook supplement in the i ,L V fall! ii' gg Q Senior Players ,Jani ,, !,! ' Z ,V IJ Q I Q N N , f -- 1 x 1 J 4 I I ' At V, Q - 4 4 44 - - Y I H - F- X y - A V I J H .g I .,-may - of t e s , ss, t ! , 1 '71 4' V Ida' ri I K A , t il' X ! I , X W ' .I V . f 1-V W 'vt A K ' f. , a s ff 2 4 I ff I , J ' If 1 4 , I Q ,J Lx U Q iq ,L 2 l 3 ' ' ll 6 if 5 f 1 .'l'v ' ! V ' K f Q I 'Q U M Af E J.as..s as r - y if V -10 BBN' David Schneeherger r d work iii Ps Front left to right Malt Brewer Jeff Long Steve Hudson Dave Avery Kevm Foster Second row Doug Wright Tom Olson Wal! Spicer Billy Mlnder Mark Dalton Third row Steve James Robert Stlckler Davrd Schneeberger Jon Barr 22 F X as VV -L- UP hm?s,?1 wld' 'X ,,.......a- rw , vi A as l f'9'f -4' nfm' -M gi p and away Walt s goung m the rapture too' ...J 1 L. 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Donald E. Hurlbert-General Director 3536 Russell Boulevard St. Louis, M0 63104 s BEREAN MISSION, INC. E Complete Photography J L Portraits Weddmgs l Passports Schools Congratulatlons to the Class of 1983 l of Calvary Bible College from ' Everett Greene 1 Treasured Memories 5 2 5 l l 133 l Xie. JF' , Mag Iv, -M. -hug. .1 il 'Y sn, I Eg 1-A Xa pi E S .',.Nu .J' W -.s1 3., XS u L' ' lv Rewi- 1.351 v,..-.ht lf qi 1 .4 - . - X , 5 2 -I A 'fn fx 'va ,msfi 'SA ' id' 5 , I 1 y 1 R 1 x ff, Xia J 4 ,V 1 :M - 1 -N , !!1A?,i:l-44 Q- : 136 Aldrich. John - 36 Allen. Mary Beth - 68 Anderson. Cortland J. -- 16. 26. 32 Anderson. Dr. James - 21 Anderson. Jodi - 68. 90. 124. 125 Andrus. Dr. Roger J. - 2. 7, 9. 10. 143 Austgen. Jennifer - 43. 58 Avery. Dave - 48. 110. 127. 129 Bacher. John - 58 Bachert. Peggy - 68 Bailey. F. Joe - 68 Baker. Davld - 32 Boker. Mrs. Julie -- 28 Balman. Brian -,68 1 Blney. Krlstl - 36 Bames. Miss Marian - 16. 27. 107 Qian. Jonathan-5 36. 127. 128. 129 V-ff Iwi' in . 7' fWfTBarthelemy. 48 mt. - ' Bates. Amy Bazhke. Mrs.'GlaBys3- 14 Bathke. Dr. Warrerli- 12. 14 Baxter. Beach. Rev. Olen - 30 Theresa - 68 Beetner. Mrs. Betty -- 26 Bejot. Mark - 80. 81 Bell. Louis - 581 Bell. Melanie - 68. 108, 114. Belveal. Susan -.68 Biery. Dr. Ricnarq ao Billingsley. Diana F- 36 Blake. Michael - 36 Block. Diana - 58 Boettcher. Deborah - 58. 92 Boggus. Dale - 36 Boman. Bonlne. Mark - 68 Mr. Tom - 22. 141. 142 Booker. Glenda F- 68 124. 135 Bowen. Elisabeth - 68.75. 108. 113. 114 Bowen. Rebekah - 125 Bowen. Ruth - 36 Bower. Tim - 69. 82 Bowers. Cheryl - 69. 95 Bowlln. Cynthia - 48 Bowlin. S. Clay -- 32. 33. 34. 100. 112 Boyle. Michael - 5B Brazeal. Jaynie - 36. 40 Breld. Cheryl - 37. 88 Index Brewer. J. Matthew - 58. 92. 122. 127. 129 Brock. Bryon - 69 Brodwater. Susan - 48. 110 Brown. Mr. Michael - 28 Brundage. J. Robert -- 69. 99. 135 Buie. Jody - 58. 67 Buller. Diane -' 80-81 Burch, Deborah - 37 Burnham. Cheryl - 69. 124. 126 Burnham. Doug - 48 Burnham. Martin - 21. 37. 38. 105. 112 Burt. Michael - 37 Buschmann. Sue - 48 Busenitz. Sam - 69. 123 Butler. Bruce - 59 Campbell. Debra - 48 Caquelin. Paul - 59 Carder. Ernestine - 48 Carder. Merle - 17. 26. 28 Carius. Debbie - 49 Carothers. Annie - 68. 114 Carrier. Beth - 59. 63. 65. 82 Carroll. Robert - 37. 45. 53. 114 Challacombe. Bill - 37, 47 Chatfield. Douglas - 59. 114. 115 Christolferson. Mr. Melvin - 21 Chulka. Bruce - 37. 89 Clark. Dee - '69 Clark. Mr. Lewis - 17. 28. 32. 35 Clark. Richard - 37 Clark. Rev. Robert -- 30 Clark. Robert -- 69. 102. 108. 113. 114 Clark. Todd - 49. 51. 98 Claudell. Terry - 47. 49 , Coakley. Jim -- 38. 44 Collier. James - 49 Collison. Leslie -- 59. 91 Conrad. Mrs. Gwynn - 27 Conrad. Mr. Larry - 2. 16. 17. 26 Conrad. Llyn - 49 Coopwood. Deirdre - 69. 114 Coopwood. Diane -- 69 Cossey. Steve - B0-81 Cox. Jerry - 69. 70. 83. 114. 135 Crabtree. Kevin - 69 Craig. Mark - 69 Cromwell. Harold - 30 Crow. Stephanie - 59 Cumberland. Allen - 70 Cumberland. Gene - 59 Currant. Connie - 8081 Dalton. Mark - 59. 129 D'Amico. Lorri - 80-81 Daniels. William - 80-81 Dapra. Joseph - 59. 99 David. Kurtis - 38 Davidson. Annette - 70 . ,A ' Davis. Kenneth - 49. 92 ,af- Day. Dwight - 49, 92 f' Degenfelder. Roy -- 30 Demaree. Barb - 38. 115 Dix. Mr. Justin - 22. 107. 120 V, if ' W Depp. Paul - 38. 108, 114 3, I V Drake. Clair - 80-81 T if i--A Dunn. Kevin - 70. 99. 127 . .. 5 ' Dyer. Sherrie - as. 134 Wi Dzur. Doug - 70. 123 Edgren. Stan - 119 ,mxbuw Eichel. Tim - 70 .Q K I H A M' Elson. Denise - 70, , wv ' England. Terry V Em. Miss Lynette Erickson. John - 32 - 1 Etcher. Sandy -'- 702 ' Evans. Dr. J. Ellwood . Evans. Jeff - 70 Evans. Jr. Chester - 38 Evans. Melinda -- 37. 38. 45. 96. 116 Evans. Ron - 70 Evans. Ruth - 70 Fahl. Joe - 60. 110 Failing. Mr. Mark - 18 Farley. Rene - 38. 116 Fast. Mary Ann - 49. 83. 114 Felty. Sharlene - 31. 39. 114. 115 Ferguson. Dr. B. Van - 119 Ferguson. Darrel - 30 Ferguson. James - 60 Ferguson. Ron - 8081 Firmin. Mike - 35. 39 Fischer. Ron - 78 Flinkman. Elisabeth - 39 110. 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 li ve Q 117 A l g., . 1 ii V . .Q .:.,w:1 b ' 1,- . 1 . 'er i fx 1. . ' A 1,1211 Qt 'f 'L ,O do M ,lr ef ' arms'-4. .1 - ff,4.gge.e.-. .- ,- .1 Q .1 . 1- 110. 9 1 be 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q - ' Lffi f A Fllnkman. Herb f 50 Hannaggggky Qlajijgq Folsom. Raymond - 50 Hanmgigggg Fesref. Kevin - 104. 121. 122. 128. 129 Ha.1QggljSgy,.Fr5nCis' ,'h- 12-. ' , . g-.11 . 2 1- ' K' 1 -' Foster. Timothy D. - so. 53. 92. 114 He1gg51fgg.,J6nn - so ei. 5.1.1. .-1.5.1 was .fzzifi Fowler. Rodney - 60 Ha g fi - 71' 117 ,Y is Freeman. .Jack - som Hai wjgff g,5 -k40. 46 'X,....,fgg Friesema. Tim - 33 Ha' - 24 Fnnk. Becky - 70 - 78 W Frost. Nancy - 50 Harbraffsfr 'L 71 . Frost. Nate - 60 K 50 Fuoss. Bea In HarNs.' Q Gamble. TamFik'fi5eQ3-nljffjf 1-nllartwellf k ff. - . 0 1 GF' 114 ,. Gardner. Celeste A-e2QQ'S36. 39. 113 51l5iartwellf'ffeTQ4r,e,, 27 .1 -91' Stix' 'lj 1' 'fi .Af Gardner. Mrs Eiggarllltifi 23-3143 gh x Gardner. Dia gfgg. 41 gggarwe .111 N Gardner. Mrs 15. 19. 104 51gQi2f,f J Gardner. Rev. 15, 104, 113, 71 2 143 ii atiQ1i ' r .- 30 ' '15, 1 621' lc 1 - , . .,, fy -- ' Gardner. Tom Ill. 127 ,. sz , b Garrison. 1 K' , , k a 'V 'i --522. 28. 107 george' Kash .1 A Y 6'-9 126' 110' '40 eorge ary- 124 125 72 Georgeff. .1:.ijm.:..i-eel: erkk GN A am? M 51. 52. 110. 114. 115 Geofseff. Phyl 'fi.ii1fff 1. 'iiiibsmy - 27 Gibson. Bill .r , g 41. 51 Giles. Pete 51 Gillespey. -.:f.f?? :L 'a 0 2 .V - 36, 40 Gilliam. --,QF,,...Mggifg,g 4 'i'Henderson. Jon -- 72. 83. 101 - - -iff - ifawfaefg., - I Gingrich. ...Ah .5ek5'Qi:..e.f y Hennlon. George - 72 Godfrey. Dark i v f iglk A Hensarling. Miss Anne - 25. 120. 124. Geasen. Mr. ' 1 125. 141 Goodale. Ha 1:10. 141 ' Hensarling. Beth - 72 oeeamen..1 'c11nzf1. 1.112 1 Hensarilnsliibavia - 72. 1oo. 114. 122. Graf. Sam 260 2 12'I:.ffj,ff5'7A' 5 Graf. Sue 1. 126 Hensafglirigi-,Mrs1,Elizabezn - 26. 106 Graham. Alai! - 80-81 HensafI1nQgjMr.LJesse - 12. 18. 29. 106 Green. JanelQ+- 50 Hieberf.-Lori 59. 61. 67 Greenwald. Becky - 71 High, SL. 123 Gregory. MrfRichard - 143 I I Tt, Hin. Tgmmyve 140 Gregory. Susan - 60. 143 Griffith. miss Mary Lee - 23. 140 ' V17 Groot. Dan - 71. 1271 ' ' Gugger. Michelle - 37. 39. 40 Guinn. Michael - 28. 33 1183013 Glenn 39 Hamer. Pennyill- 'so Hamerman, Jeff -- 71 Hamidkhani. Saeed - 49 Hamilton. Mrs. Genevieve - 16. 28. 106 Handel. Rev. J. Darrel - 30 Hiller. veronica-af 40. 140 Hinshaw. Missknna - 26 Hinshaw. Geraldrjfi 61 Hirsch. Jean -4' 48. 51. 114. Hixue. Rod Hoffman. Chrisiiifl Hoffman. Fred Hofstra. Ken Holt, Stanley. Sri? 30 Hook. Rocky - 4111 Hostetter, Mike -'61 124. 125 Howard. Lisa - 61 Howell. Amy - 72. 114 Howell. Rachel - 41. 116 Howell. William - 78 Hudson. Stephen - 61. 127. Hunter. Mr. Rick - 29 Hurd. April - 41 Huskisson, Dennis - 61 Huxman. Miss Lois - 26 lngolfsland. Dennis - 29 lnman, D'Anne - 8081 Jackson. Scott - 41 James.XSteve - 62. 129 Jennett. Deb - 51 9 Joedeman. Linda - 41. 110. 124. 125 Johnson, Frederic - 51. Johnsonillvlrs. ..lari:1eE-3217. 119 Johnson. Jimr- 63. 72 Johnson, Mr. Jim 1 ya. , 1 Johnson. Terri - 52,1 242 K x'i' Jolly. Dave - 39. 1 , 141 Jones. Danny - 2, 5 . 122 Jones. Doug - 51., Jones. Melonie -- 51. 49 15, I : Jones. Steve - 72183, 3 4 Jones. Vernon - 51. 954 Joseph, Clement - 41 'ii Judson. Judy - 62 Juhnke, Fred - 41 Kalich. George Kavanaugh. Richard Keener. Deborah - Kelly. Mrs. Lydia - Z1 Kendal. Daniel - 34 Kienitz. Kris - 62 Kile. Thomas - Klmble. James King. C. Marty Knipmeyer. Krajoir. Frank Kretlow. Ed - Kroeker. Miss Krogel. Will Krueger. Dave Kruse. Daniel Kyser. Angie Langmade. 30. 141. Langmade. Langmade. Lynch gee 138 Langmade. Mrs. Nye J. - 3. 7 Langmade. Rev. Oliver - 30 Lauck. Lisa - 38, 42 Lautermilch, Lisa - 73 Lawrence. Sue - 62. 113 Lawson. Debi -- 26, 42 Lees. Bryan - 52 Leis, Brenda - 8081 Leming. Mr. Keith - 21 Lewis. Kevin - 8081 Llndecker. Carol - 73 Lindecker. Richard - 52 Lindstrom, Ruth - 40, 42 Litzenherger. Rita - 52 Litzenberger. Robert - 43. B2. 115 Logan. Barbara - 119 Long. Jeff -- 62, 129 - Maxfield. Lori Beth - 52 May. Dr. F. William - 1. 2. 7. 10 May. Mrs. Gladys - 7 Mayfield. DeAnn - 58. 62. 93 Mayfield. Kevin - 43. 122 Mayfield. Melissa - 63. 92 Merriam. Donna - 48. 52. 53. 96. 108. 112. 114 Miller. Craig D. - 73. 127 Miller. Craig E. - 80-81 Miller. Deborah - 43. B9 Miller. Judy - 53. 125 Miller. Kenneth - 43. 89 Miller. Marlys - 63 Miller. Steve - 25. 34. 122. 127 Miller. Wilbur -- 30 Millermon. Kathy - 63. 94 Payne. Jim - 74. 83 Penner. Darla -- 64 Penner. Wayne - 16, 32. 35 Penry. Thomas -53 Peplow. Brian - 74 Perry. Ray - 64 Peterson. Linda - 28, 44, 141 Peterson. Sandy - 74 Peycke, Gwen - 74. 114 Peycke. Mr. William - 30 Pierschbacher. Jay - 74. 122. 127 Pitts. Pamela - 44 Pokornik. Diane - 53 Powers. Dennis - 44 Preston. Dee - 63, 64, 90 Priolo. Lou - 2. 28 Purvis. Tammy - 53. 55, 90, 92. 112. Long. Steve - 73. 122 Love. Monty - 43 Lundquist. Jane - 62 Lundy. Bethanie - 73 Lynch. Rev. Chuck -- 13. 15, 143 Lynch. Deanna - 15 Lynch. Mrs. Llnda - 15 . Michelle - 15 Millermon, Kristine - 73 Minder. Billy - 73. 110. 129 Miner. Steve -- 73 Minott. Carol - 43. 73 Molina. Sixto - 43 Morrison. Laura - 68. 73 Moses. Darlene - 73 Mosier. Michael - 74 114 Ranum, Lori - 80-81 Rasmussen. Jerald - 44. 46 Raub. Kathleen - 74. 114 Raymond, Phyllis - 64 Raymond, Zita - 64. 125 Reamer. Mary - 45 Reasons, Bob - 78. 79, 141 McAIerney. Mr, Paul - 28 McCabe. Raymond - 34 McCombs. Keith -- 122 McCowen. David - 8081 McFarland. Chris - 63, 66 McGee. Falth - 31. 50. 96. 141 McKinney. Sandy - 63 McLeod. Michael -- 63 McMannis. Darren - 53 McMlllin. Ted - 73. 98 McQultty. Joel - 34 McQuitty. Timothy - 63 McWilliams. Todd - 53 Mac Arthur. Dr. John - 142 Mace. Julie - 26. 52 Macht. Mary - 2. 73 Macken. Steve -- 114 Madison. Mrs. Florence - 14. 118. 143 Madison, Dr. Leslie - 1. 9. 12. 14. 30, 84 106. 141. 142. 143 Magnuson. Paul - 52 Maher. Patrick - 2. 52. 109. 110 Marchant. Nadene - 26. 106 Marino. John - 62, 98. 114, 135 Martin, A. David - 34. 35 Martin. Carol - 73. 126 Mattson. Paul - 52 Mucci. Cindy - 63 Mullin, David - 53 Murphy. Kathy - 2. 43. 126 Nash. Kathy - 43. 115 Nash. Marion - 44 Nash. Michael - 44 Neufeld, Lydia - 74. 94 Newberry. Synndii - 74 Nichols. Dawn - 53. 110. II4 Nickolaus. Mr. Darrell - 19. 20 Nielsen. Doug - 41. 44 Nielsen. Karen - 53. 125 Norris. Susanne - 74 Nye. Jeannie - 27. 117 Nye. Randy - 44 Oldham, Mr. Mike - 20, 34 Olson David - 63 Olson. Marvin - 74 Olson. Tom - 80-81. 127. 129 Ottun. Caroline - 74, 95 Owen. Carey - 80-81 Paine. Charlie - 35 Painter. Carla - 72. 74. 114. 124. 125 Pakiz. Miss Teresa -- 29 Palmer. Katy - 74 Parker, Nina - 8081 Parsons. Jon -- 63. 98. 134 Redden. Elizabeth - 54 Regier. Larry -- 59, 62. 64. 67. 110. 122 Reinhold. Dennis - 54 Remple, Steve - 54. 114 Rensberger. Renae - 75. 90. 112, 125 Rensberger. Tim -- 43. 45. 55 Rew. Lora - 54 Rhoades. Miss Donna - 16. 17 Richardson. Darrell - 45 Rikard. Rebekah - 54. 93. 108 Rill. Rev. Robert - 30 Roberts. Hank - 75 Rochester. Kit - 79. 114. 140 Roembke. Mrs. Anita - 15 Roembke. Mr. James - 13. 15 Rogers. Jill - 54 Rogers. Ron - 80-81 Rothwell, David - 75. 114 Russell. Rick - 45 Ryrie. Dr. Charles - 142 St. Clair, Melvin - 35 St. Germain. George - 45 Salmon. Pauletta - 80-81 Salyer. Bill - 54 Sanders. William - 75. 82 Sandilord. Judy - 75. 111 Saunders. Suzanne - 45 ,pn- .as 1:21 Sautter. Fay - 75 Schaa. Laurie - 75. 92 Schad. Robert - 75. 77. 122 Schael. Carol - 54 Schael, Daniel - 64, 112, 123 Schau, Lynn -- 75 Scherdin, Mr. Danny - 28 Schillerstrom, Jan - 64. 114. 115 Schimek. DeDe - 55 Schmid, Ed - 64 Schmidt. Jennine - 75 Schmidt, Kirt - 75. 122 Schneeberger. David - 45, 104, 123. 128. 129 Schneeberger. Mr. Robert - 24. 25. 106. 123, 128 Schneider. Frank - 61. 64 Schneider, Jim - 31, 36, 45, 110 Schroeder. Miss Joyce - 27 Schroeder, Miss Kay - 27. 107 Schwindt. Jenny - 75, 124 Selzer. Clayton - 55. 91 Sexton, Cheryl - 75. 114 Shelby. Alan - 46 Shepard. Gina - 64 Shepard. Randy - B081 Sherry, Douglas - 46 Sherwood, Mr. Bronson - 20. 113 Sherwood, Randy - 55. 104. 122 Shumaker, Ken - 21.46 Siebert. Johnnie - 46 Simmons, Janlce -- 55 Singleton, Mike - 80-81 Slagle, Tony - 28. 55 Sleeper. Sheryl - 8081 Slempkes. Robin - 64 Smallwood. Douglas - 55 Smallwood. John 75. B2 Smith. Mr. Edward - 11. 18. 24. 104 Smith. Russell -- 78. 79. 122 Smith. Mrs. Sandy - 29, 104 Smith. Miss Shari - 22 Smithgall, Randy - 76 Soko, Richard - 55. 83 Solomon. Barbara - 65 Sparlin. Carl - 76 Spence. Trina - 44, 46 Spicer. Walter - 65, 111. 129 Stack. John - 55 Stalcup. Daniel - 55 Staton, Brandon - 76 Stayer. Johneth - 55, 123 . .- va., ,,. ...a....,......r....,.....n'l!?sfe- Steinle. Lynn - 65 Stevens, Timothy - 76 Stickler. Robert - 65, 129 Stiebens. John - 76 Stone. Heidi - 76. 82, 110. 114 Stone. Michael L. - 56 Stone. Mike M. - 76 Stone, Mr. Otis 6- 18 Stonehouse, Loralee - 65 Stover. Rebecca - 76. 95. 141 Stutzman. Carol - 56 Swysgood. Daniel - 76. 110 Sykes. Brenda - 65 Tannahill. Valerie - 65. 94. 112 Tannahill. Miss Vivian - 28, 141 Taylor, Jack - 65 Taylor, Norman Jean - 56 Taylor. Renee - 76 Taylor. Susan - 66 Tedlord. Gary - 46 Tedford, Karen - 46 Tedford, Terri - 80-81 Teel. Randy - 65. 66, 114 Tharp. Gerald - 76 Thayer, Debbie - 46 Theis, Barbara - 65. 66 Thomas. Kari - 56. 108. 114 Thomas. William - 66 Thompson. Anita - 66. 113. 114, Thompson, Carylon - 119 Thorson. Phil - 56 Timlick. Jeff - 68. 76 Titus, Darlene - 56 Toliver, Doris - 56, 141 Toliver, Miss Ruth - 26, 141 Tomash. Doug - 66 Tomihama. Lynette - 79, 83 Town. Jeflrey - 47 Trapp. Elizabeth - 46. 47. 114. 1 Turpin. Paul - 76. 83 Tuttle. Karen - 27 Udd. Mrs. Loleta -- 29 Lldd, Dr. Stan - 18 Unruh. Dolores - 66 Unruh. Lester - 47 Upchurch. Melvin - 103 Van Volkinburg, Shirley -- 76 Varner. Roy - 56 Veer, Kenneth - 36, 47. 89 Wagner. Mr. Paul - 18 Wagner. Mrs, Ruth - 25 Walker. Debbie - 56 135 15 Walker. Diane - 77 Walter, Becky - 56 Wambua. Danson - 33. 35. 100 Warren, Eric -- 80-81 Wassenberg, Phil - 57 Wentworth. Joel -- 66, 98 West, Janet -- 57 Wheeler. Keith - 57 Whitley. Mark -- 56, 57. 8B Whittemore, Charlotte - 77. 110 Wickline, John - 35 Wiebe. Reg - 77. 122. 127 Wiederhold. Kevin -- 77 Wieduwilt. Mrs. Sharon - 23 Wildman. Lori - 57 Wilkerson, Curtis - 66 Willems. Diane - 66 Willems. Mr. Neil - 28 Williams. Debbie - 57 Williams. Gerald -- 67 Williams, Kirk - 67. 115 Wilson. Miss Margaret - 26 Wilson. Dr. Walter L. -- 1. 2. 5. 10 Winkley. Jerry - 36, 47, 100 Wong loi Sing. Julius - 44. 101, 110 140 Woodward, Karla - 57 ' Woodward. Terry - 77 Workman. Jeff - 77 Worth. Dan - 77 Wright. Douglas - 67. 127, 129 Wright. R. Kent - 70. Tl. 108. 114 Wurdemann. JoAnne -- 77 Yoder, Tony - 70. 77, 82. 101. 122 Yule. Gayle - 115 Zeller. Mrs. Marilynn - 29 Zepp. John - 57. 122, 127 Ziebarth. Darrell - 67 Ziemar, Mrs. Clara - 27 Ziemer. Tim - 57 Zimmerman, Stanley - 67 Zimmerman. Timothy - 67, 112. 128 Ziemer. Mrs. Clara - 27 Zurfluh. Leslie - 61, 67. 91, 96. 110, 111.114 Mrss Mary Lee Gnlflth Faculty Advrsor dvrsor Mrss Mary Lee Grlflrth Staff Harlan Goodale Becky Hawkms Lrsa Hawkms Lon Hlehert Tammy Hull Veronrca Hrller Debble Keener Carla Pamter and Klt Rochester Photographers Doug Burnham Jerry Cox Brenda Gmgnch Harlan Goodale Mrss Gnffrth Steve Mrner Danny Scherdm Lynn Stelnle Curt Wilkerson and Julrus Wong lor Sung Prmter Josten s Amerrcan Yearbook Company Edward Vrllwock Sales Representa we Pam Ortega ln Plant Consultant Portrait Photographer: Treasured Memo- ries - Everett Green. Photographer Darkroom Lab: Mathis Photo .-I.. 14 Acknowledgments 1 fr ca Debbre Keener Becky Hawkms Rochester and Harlan Goodale Lrsa Hawkms Tammy Hrll Brenda Gmgrrch KI! ,..- is XX E' K Calvary 's Jubilee Year ln Review Dr. Leslie Madison The Dr. Walter L. Dr. Charles C. Ryrie Wilson Memorial Pastors Conference Dr. John MacArth f D I: P f ,V .f ,...,-.::--,-,-- , Zampus ,he past ue years s great I 1 , i -vf -Y -- --E----if-,L , 4- nf . '-' ,ir ' n,,...,...,-'-.,-.-.--.- A I ' 'ag ' ----W --f-- -- -- -: 4 Haw-.V .V W ,,':,- nf---4-V-.,.-,..-.-..r...--.,..-V-....,.., . . ,.. .. . Y I s I 1 1 L P aww w :+aaV:aa. U' ' Tournament , , , . - l Calvary was privileged to host the 1983 Mid- , V -- - .1 west Christian College Conference Tournament held on March 3-5. Com- petition was at its height as the eight schools strove for the champion- ship. After the battle was over and the results were tallied, Grace placed first and Calvary took sec- R ond. 4 Among those named All-Conference players , , ,, , were Robert Stickler VzY7 'fA C491 and Mark Dalton H- - 1, Lift filly. Calvary was also ' M 1 '1 ' ' I honored as one of the co- 7- gs - Y ' 4 recipients of the cheer- '4 i, 'sf' iz 91 ,V 5 leading award with of , Friends Bible College. i if, f gf ii W '57-1- 1 , , f -gf . , -3 gr 1 li .Xu JR Richard Brown. President of the MCCC. summed it up well when he stated. For our student athletes. athletic competition is one way they glorify God with their body and express their testimony about the joys and disciplines of the Christ-led life. i r - ' 21 J . I Q , . l ' ' .1 a - N Wg. 1 by ,mi X - A is-as Li. i ,ge 5 ' SQ M -1, y -in a J . ' Y M, ,Q 5,1 ,. xfxyifffl lf- 1 ' . - -l I v E2 Tied For with Q M57 rs Champs : Pastor 'S Conference The 1983 Walter L. Wilson Memorial Pastor's Conference was held April 26-28. There were 234 registrants attending the 24 workshops and Bible hours. This year's featured speakers included Dr. J. Vernon McGee, Rev. Leo Barbee, Dr. John Whit- comb. and Dr. Leslie Madison. i Nm Dr. Madison opens the Conference. 1 1 'sl or illll X , 023: . I ,I 1 is ,lj P 'A' as s 'lllfllii 'lm firm x , Ny y, . x... gf 1 ,, fhx H 1 K Many helpful workshops were held for all who attended. S-.-.gg yn . fi ' 9 'zap Dr. Evans and Dr. McGee enjoy precious fellowship built on years of friendship. l Dr. John Whitcomb .1 of W ' 'e e t A 1 A U ge ' .Q LQ' 1 111 - ' l -.qt . UC Is-'R Baccalaureate ina. .-1 f 5 1 QJH' f. ixxw Dr. John Whitcomb Doug and Jaynie sing praises to God Bacclaureate Speaker Y Biblical Studies Julius R. Wong loi Sing Pastoral Studies James Fred Coakley l Biblical Languages Dennis Eldon lngolfsland k.l L! 1 Missions Kevin Lee Mayfield Pastoral Studies Bruce R. Chulka Christian Elementary Education Marion F. Nash I a i 7 Music Barbara Jean Demaree V Local Church Education Linda Suzanne Saunders Christian Secondary Education Kathleen Ann Nash Gayle Athletic QSpencerJ David Scott Schneeberger Athletic QSpencerj Linda Sue Joedeman Aviation Martin Ray Burnham -,....,-.......,-.,-.-,- ,W ., -L ., .. , -- I 5 P 9 Q A Chri Katl Q .1 .i Marti 1, v r .f. - vo .- .5-Q., 1 Tennis xi, -ei ' P- vw' . rf., .R 'fb , 'E Uk Y X14-1 L xl .1230 L ,. J Nl' all 5 2 '7f'. - ,1 1 l5'Ff f . - LJ-f' C5413 TENNIS TEAM - Pictured Qlefl to rightj Matt Brewer. Robert Schad. Todd McWilliams. David Schneeberger, Linda Peterson. Judy Miller. and Penny Hamer. No! Pictured: Mary Ann George. Coach Robert Schneeberger. Golf ff! E ruf' '87 .f -X M4 GOLF TEAM -Pictured deft to rightjz Michael Burt. Bryan Lees. Tom Olson. David Hensarling. Craig Miller. David Georgeff. David Avery. and Coach Steve Miller. If Q- ' sk V It xv if i fir' ' 2 K' 43 iff U t 1 .1 f erger. rc Linda ar, David