Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

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K ut- 4 Y -'i.:X.j Fiif: xgpvmmil-.'fS' - f .1 xi? i- 'W' ' gf' . 1' -g':M ff, ' W' N Jug' 5 ' w'-7,-'FV' Y.-2.53-441115 1 ' 'fLX:2i'?1ii-2 X X'T'i51' x P 1 1: T 153 ' H A 4 X13 15:11--'LEXg-:i-5110:'Z-.::'2. gffsii .Vijay ' f .g.,JQ,,5,L.,Qm3g1,ii-.4.'-J'flff ,,,L,,ig,-, s X ,. ,, Dedi A life of expresse4 students 3 Mrs. Mal at Centr She has piano ins from bee dents. H Choir's s another 1 The Choi sacred al ent, dee expressi' We dedic CUP to y A life Of de I r- f' ... f' IJ . 1 Y HTL A A Q Dedication Mabel Thompson A life of devotion to her Lord and Saviour expressed through a ministry of training students in sacred music has characterized Mrs. Mabel Thompson's teaching ministry at Central Bible College for 22 years. She has specialized in private voice and piano instruction. This has prevented her from becoming acquainted with many stu- dents. However, directing the Oratorio Choir's special performances has brought another phase of her ministry into focus. The choir's classical and comtemporary sacred arrangements are solemn and rever- ent, deeply moving and inspiring -- so expressive of her own spiritual life. We dedicate this edition of the 1967-1968 CUP to you, Mrs. Mabel Thompson. A life of dedication to CBC . . and husband Carl and family President Crouch Challenging Central Bible College students to lives of total dedication and commitment has been a primary objective of President Philip A. Crouch. Dedication to the better- ment of mankind is achieved through involve- mentg commitment to God, through leader- ship. The Rev. Crouch has served as chief administrator of CBC since. July 1963. During the 1967 fall semester, he was reelected to the Assemblies of God Board of Education for a three-year term. He came to the campusin 1957 as a member ofthe faculty teaching in the Missions and Theology departments. 1 i He was formerly the associate director of the world-famous Lillian Trasher Orphanage in Assiout, Egypt, holding this position from 1948 to 1955. 1 After serving as a missionary in Egypt for 20 years, Rev. Crouch's missionary ministry was ended due to political strife. President Crouch is qualified to challenge students to a deeper life in Christ because he himself is a dedicated leader of men and a committed servant of God. 1S Hom11et1cs Dean Johns Remember that Warning notice to please remove your car from its illegal position, then the parking ticket for failure to heed a friendly warning? That's just a minor point on an almost inexhaustive list of duties which are under the direction of the very capable and scholarly Dr. Donald Johns. His duties as Central Bible College's academic dean encompass student counseling, faculty guidance, faculty procurement, Deaf School, and even the administration of CBC-Detroit Campus. Dean Johns Whose main responsibility is the management of faculty and curriculum also holds the position of instructor in the Religious Education and the Bible departments His keen sense of humor and depth of understanding has made his classes popular on the CBC campus He conside s this direct contact with students one of the most vital and integrating th ngs I do Education in depth education of the Whole man in Christ is the Vision of Donald Johns wh ---....,wMM X N Registrar When the inspiration to attend Central Bible College is conceived in the mind of aprospec- tive student, his first contact with the school is with Mr. David Drake, the registrar. The decision to accept or reject a candidate for the school rests upon him, and requirements for graduation are also decided in his office. Some of the other functions ofhis office include the planning of academic schedules, room assignments, veteran's advising, and exam schedules. Registrar Drake is an active participant in other campus functions. He's an instructor in English and American literature. During the school year, he led song services and was a guest speaker in chapel. The spiritual as well as scholastic guidance which David Drake affords the student body has been very beneficial to all those who have taken advantage of the opportunity to consult him. it Business Manager Help, -l'm broke! is an oft-repeated phrase to CBC Business Manager Stephen Walegir. His standard policy is to never disapprove a student's plea for financial assistance. He seeks to assist through long or short term loans, grants, or scholarships. The burden of planning the school budget, the employment of all service personnel, and the direction of the maintenance department are also part of his responsibilities. Plans to meet the demands for new complexes, such as the married student's dormitory, are originated in his office and then discussed with -the development committee. Mr. Walegir's past experience, sharp wit, and easy going humor brighten up an otherwise dull Job and make him a delightful person and a diligent worker. Dorm Supervision College stui of Eleanor Q Wilson. E: father 1:0 vising the weekend ps giving par-f aid when ne love and c Eleanor Lowe, -x , .,,J 1 0. . . 5 5, '- - '. ef - ,Q 'I pq 1' L: f 'f gf. f li - 3'i'f TT, .Q - -,fm f -..:.::-'az:m!fa:r , f 4 f ,ted phrase rl Walegir. I1lS3.ppI'0Ve 1sistance, OI' short D1 budget, Dnnel, and ipartment vmplexes , Ltory, are iiscussed tarp wit, therwise 1 person ylh, Dorm Supervisors Supervision of the some 650 Central Bible College students this year was in the control of Eleanor Lowe, Genevieve Webb, and John Wilson. E ach became a mother and father to the dormitory students, super- vising the hall counsellors, authorizing weekend passes, caring for daily needs, giving parental advice, securing medical aid when necessary, and, most of all, giving love and consideration for their charges. fish W '4--SW John Wilson, Welch Hall Eleanor Lowe, Flower Hall Genevieve Webb, Bowie Hall L , The Board of Directors: left to right, standing, G.W. Ha rdcastle, Joseph Flower, Dwight McLaughlin, Bartlett Pete rson, G. Raymond Carlson, Edgar Bethany, Martin Netzel, and Board of Directors Bert Webbg seated, Philip Hogan, Charles W. H. Scott, Thomas F, Zimmerman, Howard Bush, and Theodore Gannon. Board of Administration Members of the Board of Administration: left Harris, seated, Charles W. H.Scott, Gayle Lewis, to right, standing, N. Cleo Tapp, Dr. G. Gaynerd Martin Netzel, and Howard Bush. Graham, Philip Crouch, George Sample and Ralph John Wils interestin Faculty Meetin Faculty ml ation John Wilson, dean of men, often presented interesting items at faculty meetings. Facult Meeting Faculty members met, usually once 4? N7 week, to discuss academic matters. -f-1 li i 1 Edith Armstrong, M.A. Forest L. Arnold,.M.A.. Central Bible College Memphis State University Virginia L, Arnold William Bingham, Diploma Central Bible College Central Bible College , ,, H,,,,,f,., ' 'V ,, 'f 4',5ff4 ff-Eff, . ,' 'ff i1f' ' 1 lf:,'i,1M f ,N MY--kg-,-,,,-.....--1 Zafvrz-dw .,,,, ,,, Let's see, I think Y John Burgess, M.A. University of Michigan Carl Callihan, M.Ed. North Texas State 1 ff Richard G. Champion, B,A. Central Bible College Paul Cope, M.A. Claremont,Graduate School Hazel Crouch, B.A.- Evangel College Philip Crouch, M.A. , Hartford Seminary Foundation ? i l 5 i I I F L I I I I I 9 0 ef? Let's see, I think you take a left turn here David B. Drake, M, Ed. University of Missouri Elsie P. Drake, B.A. Taylor University H Neil J Eskelin, M A Ohio State University Gerald Flokstra, M S 1n L S Candidate, Southern Connecticut State College John Garlock, M A Phillips University University ot Missouri Donald A Henderson, M A Texas Christian University Stanley M Horton Th D Central Baptist Seminary I I I I I Q I Q . . I Charles Harris, M,Ed. , , . . 5 ' - Benjamin E Mercado, M.Ed. Fort Hays Kansas State College Larry Hilrtado, M.A. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Harris Jansen, B.A. Central Bible College Donald F. Johns, Ph.D, New York University Eva Larson, B.A. Central Bible College Edgar Lawrence, B,A Beloit College Cyril McLellan, Mus.M, University of Missouri at Kansas Sharon Maloney, B.A. Evangel College Paul R. Markstrom, Diploma Central Bible College William W. Menzies, M.A. Ph. D. Candidate University of Iowa 'vinity School at Kansas City ploma .A, ,,Z9,, 519 if 1, ,7 Z Anthony Palma, S.T.M. Th.D. Candidate Concorida Seminary Betty Palma, Mus.M. American Conservatory of Music Eleanor Parry, M.S, in L.S. Catholic University of America Norman Pearsall Diploma, Central Bible College Alan Phillips, M.A. Roosevelt College Glenn A. Reed, B.A. Graduate Study, Rush Medical College CUniversity of Chicagob ,f-V,, K, 2 ' ,- Xi Q - Q 2 Ioo g Lottie Riekehof, M.A. Jerry L. Sandidge, Leland G. Shultz, B.A. Winifred Swaim, Xe New York University M.A. Southern California Mus. B. Central Bible College College University of Oregon Y rf , Y , f Mabel Thompson, C.M. Ward John Wilson, M.A. Glenda Winkle, Mus. B. 15 years Speaker on Central Bible College Mus.M. Drury College Revivaltime Northwestern University .,....1 .A1-f - - A A 4 I Bible The myste language b broken do of doctrir Alumni Association The Alumni Association of Central Bible College was founded to promote Christian, A fellowship among its members and those attending the college. The association has broaden its avenues of service through its subsidiary corporation, the Central Founda- tion for Christian Training, which provides scholarships and loans to deserving CBC students and which gives financial assist- ance to the overall program of the school itself. Actively participating in a fund drive for financing the proposed E. S. Williams Chapel, the Alumni Association Executive Committee consists of President Ralph Harris, Vice-Presidents Robert Cunning- ham, David Drake, Dick Champion, and Jerry Sandidgeg Treasurer Eleanor Parry, and Secretary Virginia Hogan. The Role of the Assemblies of God-- Past, Present, Future was the subject of the 1968 aluinni-sponsored CBC lecture- ship program. See page 175 for pictures of the Alumni Banquet. Study of 'I Departmex Dr. Stanlej the acadex training fo nt Ralph Cunning- tion, and r Parryg 'f p God-- lbject of 1eCtU.I'e- Alumni Bible Department The mysteries of Babel are unraveled, the language barriers of Greek and Hebrew are broken down, and controversial questions of doctrine are settled through diligent study of the courses offered in the Bible Department. Dr. Stanley Horton heads this department-- the academic focal point of those who are training for domestic and foreign ministry. The opportunity to gain practical experience is also offered through homiletics classes and pastoral and missionary internship programs. This is the study that presents the past, determines the now, and illuminates what is to come. -gt student. Doctor Horton explains an as signrnent to an interested B1b1e Religious Education Spare the rod and spoil the child. The trend of parents today, the abolition of the switch, has brought an increasing demand for dedicated, educated people. Workers are needed who are capable of capturing attention through mere gesture, inflection of the voice, and the use of audio visual material. The Religious Education Department, headed by Dr. Donald Johns, has endeavoredto help meet this demand by instructing education majors in the principles of ministry to children, youth, and other church-school related programs. However, since knowledge without the ability to apply and relate it is worthless to a prospective educator, a student teaching program has been established. Constructive critical advice is given to the student teacher after being observed in an actual class- room situation. Persons majoring in education have unlimit- ed opportunites to spread the gospel. They can even penetrate those countries which are otherwise considered closed, Go ye therefore and teach all nations... Miss Eva Larson assists Dr. Johns in the Religious Education Departm ent. f fb' CBC' s band Music Departn one of his piano afmWr'v '11 t the ability hless to a t teaching onstruct ent teacher tual class- ve unlimit- spel. They ries which d. Go ye H the Religious C1TZ,,Z:.s CBC s band offers an excellent outlet for students 1n the Music Department. Music Department head Paul Cope offers some tips to one of his piano students. Music Department Sing, O ye heavens...shout...break forth into singing... Qlsaiah 44:23j. CBC's Music Department is integrated with almost every phase of campus life: chapel, CMF, hall prayers, the classroom--everywhere. A real determination to succeed is an absolute must for this field of study. Many mu s i c majors were s oloists or featured in- strumentalists in their home churches. Often they faded into obs cure positions as members of the choir or band when they first came to CBC. But strenuous hours of practice revealed vocal and instrumental talent, when junior and senior music majors gave monthly recitals Recitals are required for music majors Applied music, such as Oratotio C hoir,' King's Choraliers, band or string ensemble, as well as music theory and literature, are requirements of those majoring in this field. Aiming for the ultimates in sacred music--- CBC's Music Department. , Special clas Besides heading up the General Education Department Carl ' Callihan is a trained counselor in both emotional and spiritual matters General Educatlon As the number of educated peoples increase Physical education, English grammar,com- -- Americans, Europeans, Asians, and position, philosophy, and speech are all Africans -- educated leaders are increas- taught in this department whose chairman ingly in demand. The call is for leaders is Carl Calihan. who are well-versed in the liberal arts and sciences besides their own specialized God calls people--people destined for lead- fields. The General Education Department is included in the CBC curriculum to assist its students in the development of improved communicative skills to cope with this demand. ership and in search of truth and the concept of the whole man. Get wisdom, get under- standing: forget it not tProverbs 4.53. Sounds of n ance of tong from God deaf studen deeply felt are those W and to have This need v when deaf regular prc more spec: the Deaf Sci ment in 196 have -provit Biblical, gf jects are o of study c Christian s 11 and 1 1aT,C0m- L are all chairman for lead- e concept at under- 'bs 4.5! . Ca he Deaf School Department Sounds of music, laughter, praise, and utter- ance of tongues, the interpretation, aprophecy from God--these are sounds unknown to the deaf students and yet these are experiences deeply felt by them. Among the deaf, there are those who seek to learn, to understand, and to have the light of the gospel. This need was first dealt with by CBC in 1948 when deaf students were accepted into the regular program of the school. However, as more specialized training became essential, the Deaf School was incorporated as a depart- ment in 1962. Special classrooms, teachers, and curriculiun have-provided systematic training. Biblical, general, and applied education sub- jects are offered in order to provide a course of study designed to prepare the deaf for Christian service among the deaf. 1 ' x ,, I V Florence Way, Secretary to the Business Manager, and Virginia Hogan, Secretary to the President. Florence Colbaugh, Cashier Cafeteria Staff: S. T. Cheathan,-V Inez Davis, Genevieve Cbakerj, John Keene Cchefb. 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V ye f' ,454 ffm, A , ,f , , LN' 7, ffffyfy if 4. ,7 ,f f , X, , f .,,.f,,f, Af' ff f, f f ff X ff f f ,,,, f 2 fl 'fi , :QW 'f , ', ffyff, ' ,f ,- ' lf, , k , ,!,7X,,,-, ff ,fjyffz ,, , ,411 Q! !.!,,,!, , .1 ,f. ,, , W, , f 1 V. , fx, ,haf ..... , W X X ff ff ,ff f fff ffpy f fl f ,, 'MX' Q, , ,X ,fyf f ,, ,fff fyyfy ff, f fff ff ff f ff if ,, f' 'f W4 f O I O 'VU Act1 mes Student Government Student Government is the source of many activities on CBC's campus. The members of this group, elected by the students, are the official voice of the student body. They act as an advisory committee between faculty and students to interpret student opinion and submit suggestions to the admin- istration for the spiritual, social, and aca- demic welfare and improvement of the school. The new student reception held on the lawn in front of Welch during Orientation Week was one of the many functions on the busy Student Government calendar. Big brothers and big sisters gave the freshmen an opportunity to formally meet the faculty and get acquainted with other students, The Campus Leaders' Retreat in October at QJ-fvs..A,, , W' . l .MW-..v-0 M Camp Arrowhead helped to give those who attended a sense of responsibility. Weekly meetings were held to discuss problems and suggest solutions on matters which concerned the student body as a whole. Members of this legislative body included the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of Student Governmentg the pres- ident and two elected representatives from each undergraduate classg the president of CMF, Circle K, and each residence hall councilg the editors of the CUP and CEN- TRALlTEg and the director of KCBC. The goal of Student Government under the dy- namic leadership of Dick Nicholson was to create understanding between faculty and students. 'wX,,,. , H ' frffy4fx A L ' , was- r 2 i Tom l treasu ive those who ibility. Weekly problems and hichconcerned dy included the ecretary, and entg the pres- ntatives from president of esidence hall UP and CEN- of KCBC. The nder the dy- lolson was to n faculty and rm-. 1 JN 3 Q QQ.4..J'5-gflirglu ' F 1-gf. 1 - flag! i ' ..w.g,, 'gn - sfBf'sv,f, ff' f. fri ,W f 4 wir S4-..f,.,.-. Q 'gy fsfnigififitil 'ff4'7'Qi'fif5i'2fLf1l'q A 1 2'1I!..i'lY g-L We If r,4dfEfs35 inf fff3 'fiQl'-'5 T - The 1967 Campus Leaders' Retreat held at Camp Arrowhead was a time when leaders could seek advice from ' 91d9I'S - - - '. . . and listen to recognized leaders such as, left to right, Charles Denton, O. K. Armstrong, and Ward Williams. . . ampus caders' v. .1 it Retreat l i L A . . . and then absorb the discussions of the day. f i 1 1 I '34 , N, ..., . . A . ,. . . , ,. , , , , . ,W ., . ,Y ,A M, AY YAA H H W R x Apple Day were honors ' f ,L M V ,Nm W 1 Uv i s , , ' 1 F ch as, left to right Ward Williams. Apple Da Social i l Q, Sr 3 il In 1. 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LW VV 'I' :f!5 yi .Al I 1 I r si 'I i N' i 1 i 'I Johnese Turner was one of the entertainers. if 22:7 W- J Apple Day King Andy Shetley and Queen Brenda Richardson were honored at the Social. i H The Centralite The Centralite is the official bi-weekly newspaper of Central Bible College The all student staff achieved its goal of keeping fellow students mformed of all the latest in academic social and sports events Mary Scott served as editor most of the school year succeeding Tom Gilman who became editor of the CUP early in the fall Mr John Garlock faculty advisor added valuable assistance in the production of the newspaper The Centralite serves not only to keep the campus informed but also to keep the parents and friends of students in touch with the activities of the college A pro motional aspect of the newspaper 1S its use as an expedient for acquamting prospective students with life at Central Bible College Mary Scott, editor Sf!! sf., The Ce Karla . Long, l Clark, 1 ' ,' fffff Vai' 4 f 5425, ' 4 gW,i Q , ,sn 5, pi' ' ' '1 W .,.,,,. .-,,-, ,,., , Dave Rose served as Centralite assistant editor second semester. The Centralite staff this year included Ken Durgin, Karla Anderson, Carolyn Hayes, Dan Albrecth, Carol Long, Mary Wartian, Andy Shet1ey,Nina Peasley, Fran Clark, and Mary Scott, seated. mm43-ypw-M-fawfsffj'Zfvf 4 my V s 1 , .ff ' Jerry Sluka, coordinator 1 Carol Vinson, layout editor Sue Murray and Carol Cosgrove, secretariat Tom Gilman, editc The C1 Tom McCarl OH, layout editor ffxs W f Wm ff Tom Gilman, editor The Cup Q' Joyce Mason, literary editor ,,..4 Tom McCar1ey, business manager Circle K Action best describes Circle K. Cel- ebrating its fifth anniversary at CBC this year, the club sponsors Blood Don- or Day, Apple Day, College Day tours, participation in the cancer drive, all- school film socials, and parties. Members are also responsible for pick- ing up students as they arrive at train, plane, and bus terminals in Springfield. The primary objective of Circle K, the collegiate auxiliary of the International Kiwanis Club, is improved relations be- tween the campus and community through service. Circle K was responsible for on-the-street and door-to-door sales on Apple Day. If-.L dm 'M i Circle K officers, left to right, are: Larry Oliff, secretary, Tim Waters, presidentg Joe Filancia, vice-president, and Ken Durgin, treasurer. , Club members served as waiters for he1pless damse1s during the Thanksgiving season. gl , uf VI:-Y, Officers of VanNatter, pi program dire Bob Moore, technical adv KCB Wh ate vu classical, on the AM Owned by by a sel also inc views, Bob Moo station s p o n s o two maj which th changed ference piped int Experim grams g tunity to and reco X3 rry Oliff, secretaryg vice-presidentg and QE Dless damse1s 000 K . Nazi! 0 7 z X 2 4bJoo90 , .., , 6 V 4 . ., --4 . ...-eg Officers of KCBC are, left to right, Richard VanNatter, promotions directorg F. Jay De acon, ,,..r program directorg Ben Kuehnle, business managerg , Bob Moore, station directorg and Mel Snyder, technical adviser. KCBC Wh ate ve r your mood might be--s ac re d , classical, or candlelight music--KCBC, 660 on the AM radio dial, is the answer. Owned by Central Bible College and operated by a select group of students, its broadcasts also include' news, sports, sermons, inter- views, and round table discussions. Bob Moore, returning for his secondyear as station manager, with the help of faculty spons or Alan Phillips, was responsible for two major improvements. The airwave on which the programs were broadcasted was changed from 600 to 660 to cut down inter- ference from other stations, and music was piped into the cafeteria during supper. Experimentation with various kinds of pro- grams gave the student operators an oppor- tunity to acquire new techniques in announcing and recording. Wally Swett prepares to make an announcement during his program on KCBC. Athar uadeemi Athar Quadeemi provides one of the most interesting highlights of campus life each year'--a Model Seder QPassover mealb. But that's not all the group is noted for. The main emphasis of Athar Quadeemi is archae- ology and Middle East culture. Slides, films, and special speakers--from both on and off campus--all provide needed background in- formation in this Bible-relatedfield. James Hickman was the president. 1 J ff X i w V , ' t S M' ' ' uv? jj, Vt-f 5 V, ' if W ' 1 .ifQ, f f 327:-W, I 4 N N gg, ' y ,,, t urt ff d' ff The Passover elements: wine, unleavened bread, bitter herbs, green vegetable, an egg, and lamb. Theology Club Organized during the 1966-1967 school year, A -the theology club remained dormant mostof this year except for a few organizational meetings. When fully operative, the club provides a forum for constructive discus- sions and theological concepts, especially as they relate to contemporary situations. Larry Hurtado, sponsor 5 Ken Gamerdinger, moderator. fir? C' s, 3, . J ,, i Q if 02 ,ff ,f , Q ff A ,ZZ f f at if My gy, avened bread, Eg, and lamb, chool year, lant most of anizational 35 the club ive discus- pecially as ations. ierator. Chapel While it's not a department or an organization, chapel is an important part of campus life at CBC. Chapel is often referred to as the classroom of the Holy Spirit. It's a place Where much of the student's most valuable learning takes place. There he lets God instruct him, melting and molding his heart and life and making him conformable to the Divine will. In- struction from the Word of God, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, active student participation--all are apart of chapel life at Central Bible College. Dorm Counselors A valuable part of campus life, CBC's dorm counselors help regulate dormitory proce- dure under the residence hall supervisors. Counselors, members of the dorm council, also serve as sounding boards for homesick, distraught students. And of course, coun- selors daily perform one of their most important duties--putting restless students to bed. I HCL 3 5 'Li ,P One of the highlights of the year for CBC's dorm coun- selors' Banquet. The banquet this year was held at Leong's Tea House. CBC's dorm counselors are, left to right, FIRST ROW: Linda Murray, Fred Rosenkrans, Rosellyn Gamerdinger, and Ron Baileyg SECOND ROW:W Linda Pope, Emily Crostic, Ed MacAlmon, and Libbie Deligianisg THIRD ROW: Pat BowmanandqD0ug Burwickg FOURTH ROW: Jan Maser, Mary Wartian, Deon Seeber, and Dean Brattong and FIFTH ROW: Beverly MacKil1op, Fran Clark, Joe Fllancia, and David Knapp. Alertness the expres bi-Weekly Purpose oz ter by MiS sign 131'-gl and add to Games, in means of 1 at the soc club this and a Dac1 ..............,.....,,,,,,,..,,...,,,...4mp, ,,,, . BC's dorm coun as held at Leong s Dactylology Club Alertness and mob1l1ty were key words 1n the expresslve language of those who met b1 Weekly for the Dactylology Club Purpose of the club, sponsoredf1rst sernes ter by M1ss Lott1e R1ekehof, was to use the s1gn language regularly to retaln fluency and add to the daotylolog1sts' vocabulary Games, us1ng only the s1gn language as a means of commun1oat1on, were oftenplayed at the soc1al gathermgs ACt1V1t1GS of the club th1s year mcluded a Halloween party and a Dactyl Day Edgar Lawrence, mstructor for the deaf, talks Wlth Arsemo Vlllaneuva, a deaf student Off1cers of the Dactylology Club th1s year were, from the left Sarah Cole, secretary Lmda Martm, treasurer, MISS Lottle Rlekehof, sponsor Ch1p Green, presldent, and A1169 Murray, V106 presldent 4,5 4 A ' 0 . . W V, X f 4 ' . f M, lj I ,I o - , U .v . - - . . . ! . . . . o . ' . ' n v , . . . . . . . I . . 1 I z, . . . ' . , 2 , .. . . ' 1 ve. f 'Zf'f'uTQ'? 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Freda Wilson, aron Bell 5 Row S, Elaine Roll, Steven Storms, vlosteller, Jim Linda Hayden, Music Department Secretary tv atorio Ch0iI' X I J: 1 if x V3 'wiv A7 Repertoire Members from Reperto1re, usually muslc majors, presented mus1c of all forms and of every var1ety Monthly meetmgs were attended only by members of the club The1r ab111t1es could be seen and heard 1n the regularly scheduled publ1e rec1tals Members of the muslc organlzatlon th1s year were, from the left, Row 1 Verl Jones, Ann Scalzo, G1or1a E111ott,and Amanda Lee, Row 2 Ruth Lee, N1na Peasley, Judy LaBr1e, Demse Harmantas, Carol Denton, Lmda Hayden,FredaW11son and Karen Fava, Row 3 Oren Hauge, Randy McEwen, Wayne Mosteller, Pat Rothwell, and BOHI119 Mack1e Wome Al1Xlll. Members of thi seated: Mrs. E Walegir, and N Mrs. John Wilso Concerned as a whole sors a proj of College This year rooms in t and award two CBC s Miss Eva usually music all forms and neetings were the club. Their 1 heard in the ecitals. Womenis Auxiliary Members of this year's auxiliary included, seated: Mrs. Betty McLellan, Mrs. Zena Walegir, and Miss Eva Larsong standing: Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Winifred Swaim. Concerned with the needs of-CBC students as a whole, the Women's Auxiliary spon- sors a project each year to -improve aphase of college life directly related to students. This year the auxiliary furnished the study rooms in the married students' apartments and awarded scholarships to the wives of two CBC students. Miss Eva Larson was president of the Women's Auxiliary for 1967-68. The mem- bership included faculty and staff women, faculty and staff wives, wives of members of the boards of Directors and Administra- tion, wives of alumni officers , and interested Springfield residents. Another service this organizationperforms is the provision of cookies and punch for the Freshman' Reception held on the Welch Lawn each fall semester. . N, 14 1 Q ' I A- Parsonettes Preparing for their roles as future mini- ster's wives, the members of the Parson- ettes hold monthly meetings to enjoy ta time of fellowship and diversion. Lectures presented by special speakers and the opportunity to participate in group dis- cussion were a means of gaining valuable insight into what the minister's wife will face. Officers of Parsonettes were, left to right, Dorothy Shumaker, secretaryg Lois Babcock, presidentg Jan Ridge, historiang and Joyce Dohm, vice-president. Wives of graduating students were presented with their PHT CPutting Hubby Throughj degrees at a special banquet May 11. ,V fy cfnmal Bplglf caucus n 7I M -+45 I' Um :mu-nwwiwuxu: zimgtev of ' my Ll if fi i 5 PHT de' 7 1 f'uttmg 'Ilubhv 1'hzmx3Iu In mvokn H fl gg t I I! gg I Uly ll 5 ill I I, nf i 5 y H 1 imnm, dnrxmg I h bmnhs :mm I f lun Hxbiitnl tr xmng, I l X I I on UW , may I , ,, MM' , H195 ,, ut Piprlmzfiuld. Mxw-ours, nu 1 , 4-mm with h -fi , , h r .1 vm, . 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Boyd expresses his appreciation for having the new married students' dormitory named in his honor. lffiizg 1968 saw the completion of another modern facility on the Central Bible College campus--Frank M, Boyd Hall for married students. , - -',y --JK -1, - r -fs , N. .f A1 . . - vfsxfbtg ' -.4 i X All .R . - h 'ix Q i 953 - wsu- -4 av-+4 - N'x.,x. h it R' g, - 3 'sr ff - ,,.g3,fg fi SW' V ' i f l:z.'.f?Vg1'1ff' L' . .5 - f , iw, .kai Q Q46 E as is I 2 9 af! Karin' E39 f The quiet of the library provided a good study atmosphere. Library The library is a place for ardent study or quiet contemplation--your favorite girl or guy sometimes sitting across the table. The Pearlman Memorial Library, under the capable management of Head Librarian Eleanor Parry, is 'located on the third floor of Evans Hall. The center of scholastic activities at CBC, the library affords a wealth of material and information on religion and related topics. The specialized nature of the college necessarily limits the types of books and periodicals which can be made available. When the deadline for term papers draws near, the library becomes a beehive of activity, with many of its 22,000 books and 200 pe- riodicals in use. Additional services made available to the faculty and student body include the song and visual aid files. ' I Miss Eleanor Parry, CBC's head librarian ff ' ' flew , f yf9Y,f,, , 'qw 'ff pf' , wi f' , ,nw Students of if QQ X - st ., f ff 73 15? ff 5 ' .- W ifi , f ,L Students often came to the library for a friendly word. . . . . . or to use the 22,000 books and 200 periodicals. . . 1d librarian ,- or just to study 1 Main post officer--Bowie Hall Cfanxpus ost fhces Each day after chapel activity on the CBC campus was centered in the three campus post offices. Students found many of their needs met at the post offices--a CARE package from home or a check, a note from that special friend, personal and business letters, and news of campus activities through the twice-weekly Broadcaster. Flower Hall Post Office 5 ai 4 3 2 . 1 I W I I y , i Welch Hall Post Office 1 1 1 I i l t p Each Monday and Thursday Lois Babcock, Kathy Williams, and Wanda Hallgrimson 6 prepared the Broadcaster. 1 i gra i 1 Ex ? .5 2, 4 ,,v !f,c Qrbll' .I - K ' UQH' QL! I ' , Q' fx . 5 3 ,f , I V .Y , fl' 1 J f -wwqnik Carol Vinson, Jacqui Garlo, in the mail roi Book Supplying textbooks store me' was also and after The plea: managem it a plea many Bib . IV s fiices on the CBC ee campus ...av lany of their --a CARE fr a note from rind business .s activities lcaster. , a L Carol Vinson, Carolyn Antin, Supervisor of Evans Hall. It was their duty to forward Jacqui Garlo, and Glenda Williams worked mail of students who had left school and to in the mail room, located in the basement handle all of CBC's mailings. k,p ll .2 XX., Bookstore Supplying everything from knee socks to textbooks to detergent, the Campus Book- store met many of the students' needs. It was also a favorite meeting place between and after classes. The pleasant personnel, under the efficient management of Mrs. Cleall Erickson, made it a pleasure to just browse through the many Bibles and books in stock. . R -' - .Mrs. Cleall Erickson shows a new book to a pro- spective buyer. Junior-Senior Bam x M-..-1-mini, Senior Banquet ,f ff , ,, U, ,, J Y ' f I f if 7 L1 Q' ffjfgufigyg f , wwf uf . ' 2 '7 - I ' f K i-fy 1 ,wuzwau I I UVH '0IfN 3.5 j X' - 5 L i . 1 , , Elf W i 4. ! I . - 1 3 'n 1 2 ix ll , E ' l I v I Y 1 W 1 3 I ' f 1 A 3 IH4 1 QI N V N N y! W N I W N 3 Q 58 93 1 ,Q , ..,-.....,,-- ,.N,...,,- Q I ii- , , . , . , - ,-., , A A YYY 1 W X ff X X4 Graduauon General Super1ntendent Thomas F Z1mmerman and CBC Presldent Ph111p Crouch Student Speaker Larry Orr I I I If I I I I C C , C C C xexe C C 1 ' C I 1 I CC I C C, Mu eg ,N5XQ,Cr,C XXX Ct CC Cs- N C C fm r I C: X Cg5it.1 ik 'Q' Itgfgifw-Cjiimfljjk CC C Cx C C C I I C I I I I I . I I II I I I II I I I I II II I I I II I. I I I I I I I A' ' AAAI - A I I U A A M I II II 5 3 4 1 5 ! i 1 Z Q. 1 ,w 1 1 2 E H L1 5? 1 4 If x i I 11 X R 1 1 Q A I thl6t1C Dlrector Forest Arnold X ,ylwsxbh NSS. Intramural Basketball Intramural basketball this year offered a whole new organizational set-up thus in- creasing competition that was already very stiff. Eleven teams competedwith six teams forming a White Division and the other five a Blue Division. The Alumni won the White Division but were defeated by the Blue Division cham- pion Braves in a thrilling double overtime playoff game. The seas on-ending single elimination tourn- ament produced a rematch between the Altunni and the Braves for the championship at with the Braves again victors. .Egan Intramural Team Standings The The Brav Braves 78 Altunni 66 Paul-Bearers 57 Insects 63 Cardinals 57 Blazers 69 ' Little People A 67 Globetrippers 72 Invaders 5.7 Raiders 59 Married Men ! The Braves are, from the left: Phil Colbaugh, Ray Ramsey, Gary Jenkins, Frank Liberato, Steve Loy, and Coach John Wilson. The Braves The Braves 78 Married Men 49 66 Insects 51 57 Lime People 40 63 Invaders 48 57 Cardinals V 46 69 Blazers 44 67 Alumni 65 72 Blazers 54 57 Paul-Bearers 54 59 Alumni 54 The Alumni are, from the left, bottom row: Steve Cole, Jerry Sandidge, Jim Bradd and C1'ff C k' - ' ' y, 1 ree , Benny Aker, and Tom Sanders. Alumm Alumni 37 Blazers 59 Cardinals 1 37 Globetrippers 53 Insects 74 Raiders 55 Married Men 64 Paul-Bearers 65 Braves 62 Globetrippers 56 Cardinals '54 Braves top row. John Wilson, Zenas Bickett, 40 43 31 so l 5 27 35 61 67 35 41 59, f-Y -- W- -- .., , ,,, Y K7 fzfw, mini' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 Up, up and away! ,. Y 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ee Oh no! Glok Globetril 38 31 51 56 28 60 35 q N xi 73 'lbw f : an 2 'if' 'IJYT if I 35-' 3892 -f fx 5 VFF1 ,755 f fggg f Srl-f i 1 t Y: 5 1 . Z The Globetrippers are, left to right: Jerry Sluka, Larry Frick, Ken Bowers, Ron Bailey, 'Duane Miller, Ralph Ross, Dick Nicholson, Ray Wead, and D. S, Greene. Globetrippers Globetrippers ' 38 .lnvadersi 40 31 Alumni 37 51 A Married Men 45 56 Little People 59 28 Cardinals 52 60 Raiders 53 35 Alumni 62 The Insects are, from the left, kneeling Vern CBeet1eD Peterson and Dave CCricketD Snodderlyg standing Wayne CPray1ng Mantisj Hampton Kyle CFrogD Anderson, Allen CFlyD Stauffer, and Terry CSp1derJK1ng insects Insects 47 51 56 45 41 42 45 44 - , -. Him- Paul-Bearers Braves Raiders Little People Invaders I Blazers Cardinals Paul-Bearers 'I f. if Q W A ? 1 'hn.'3w .pf--- Will the real basketball please stind up? 'l .1 I Paul Paul-Bea 41 36 80 77 61 46 54 47 l 9 l I The Paul-Bearers are, from the left, kneeling: Danny Mathis, Charles Arsenault, Paul McCullough, standing: Ray Meadors, Sam Solivan, Ron Lawson, and Ken Purvis ' Paul Bearers Paul Bearers Insects Married Men Ralders Blazers Alumni Insects Braves 41 ' 47 6 36 ' 26 80 ' 4 35 4 77 33 61 ' 64 46 44 . 54 57 47 ' Cardinals 44 I 4 l Other Intramural Standings Var Blazers 40 64 40 33 44 39 58 56 Invaders 40 31 48 55 35 54 38 Married Men 49 26 29 45 53 35 44 28 Alumni Little People Invaders Paul-Bearers Braves Insects Invaders Braves Globetrippers Blazers Braves Married Men Insects Little People Blazers Braves Paul-Bearers Cardinals Globetrippers Invaders Altunni Raiders Little People Cardinals 61 43 45 63 46 52 49 44 41 44 Little People 46 49 40 36 59 73 58 45 33 . Raiders 22 35 27 20 46 53 -ill 1 , Little People Alumni Paul-Bearers Married Men Braves Globetrippers Insects Little People Alumni Paul-Bearers Cardinals V Blazers Braves Insects Globetrippers Raiders Invaders Married Men Cardinals Insects Paul-Bearers Alumni Little People Married Men Globetrippers Varsity rabid action period lost to slim I Howe proved first ments h Memphis Though CBC us close to Varsity Basketball Varsity basketball once again' provided rabid CBC fans with heart-stopping action on the hardwood. Competing for a period of just over two months, CBC lost to five college opponents by very slim margins. However, two late-season tournaments proved successful for CBC as they won first place trophies in church tourna- ments held at Belleville, Illinois, and Memphis, Tennessee. Though hampered by a lack of height, CBC used hustle and desire to stay close to their bigger opponents. Varsity Results W CBC 96 125 109 89 94 83 83 92 81 76 -5 L-5 Calvary Bible College 98 Walnut Grove 110 Park College 112 Ozark Bible College 99 Calvary Bible College 98 Ozark Bible College 101 Maryville Assembly 71 Belleville Assembly 51 Memphis Central Assembly 31 Memphis First Assembly 69 CBC's J-V's from left, kneeling: Gary Brandenburg, Vern Peterson, Dave Snodderly, Everett Griffin, back: Allen Stauffer, Jim Wallace, Kyle Anderson, Paul Mueller, Wayne Hampton, and Jim Braddy, coach. Junior Varsity J -V RESULTS The Junior Varsity program provided fresh- men and sophomore players with much needed experience for future varsity com- petition. This year's Junior Varsity suffered from lack of height and won only one of seven games. Jim Waimea and Bob Duncan led the J-V scoring all year and should prove to be Varsity mainstays very soon. J-V's 64 70 76' 663 59 69 64 W-1 L-6 Belleview Baptist Central Assembly Mud Hens Independents Highlandville Baptist Highlandville Baptist Belleview Baptist Cheerleaders Central Bible College cheerleaders this year were, left to right, Joye Wampler, Sharon Benac, Sue Casella, Karen Osborne, and Johnese Turner. Ping Pong Denise Harmantas was CBC's champion women's ping pong player. Members of the cross country team are, from the left, John Stroud, Sanford Cooper, Coach Forest Arnold, Gary Brandenburg, Harry Spencer, and Vern Peterson. Tennis and Cross Countr Ifelix Cardenas, left, and Jim Black took second and f1rst places respectively in CBC's tennis tournament last year, I Slovs The fall softball football ' frequencj Four tes league V to win thl Although upon hit the fanc softball 5 Slow Pitch Softball The fall intramural season saw slow pitch softball take over for flag football. Flag football was dropped this year due to the frequency of injuries last year. Four teams competed in the slow pitch league with the Braves going undefeated to win the championship. Although a new sport at CBC, the emphasis upon hitting, fielding, and running caught the fancy of the players and slow pitch softball is probably here to stay. Braves Braves Toplers Pillars Monkees Standings -fs. Members of the Braves are, kneeling: Corbett Berthelot,A11an Babcock, and Phil cond and Colbaughg standingg Ray Ramsey, Gary Jenkins, Frank Liberato, Steve LOY, Ken urnament Corley, Dave Ridge, and John Barrow. l l Front row: Everett Griffin, Bob Henley, Ralph Bowles, and Mike Redding Back row: Don Dohm, Danny Mathis, Jim Black , Joe Moore, and Lynn Smith. Deacons - .- ,.,..........,...,,1-1-mekxzauraf 'wwf Spoilers Kneeling: Tony Baker, Glen Garrison, and Steve Shengg Standing: Mike Grigsby, Joe Fi1ancia,Phi1Shores,and Don Meyer. W 4-w-,., he W .mb 1 '1' f ,,'7 : 'j, 25,2 2, b , giwil ' Q 2 r aw n ff'f ffifm ff 1-or -, Y all Uly Q ' f 222, in.- Cs, Members of the Pillars are, kneeling: Tom McCarleyg standing, from the left, James Wallace, Paul Buchanan, Vern Peterson, Spencer Jones, Roger Hartwig, Walt Dangler, Dave Snodderly, Dave Watson, Hugh Duncan, and Lowell Ott. Pillars ,,g,, fn i 'X i 4 Roof? What roof? Do you see a roof? Mr. Bowers extends the right hand of fellowship at the Fall Senior Social. What do you mean? That cou1dn't be the student government president behlnd me! Eb' X wr., P I ff Y'a11 come down tuh south Italy an' see us now, hearh'?! s x . Yes, we see a roof! 1 One of the Senior C1ass's money-makingprojects was a calf-judging contest. Oopslf 1' Glrls Jumped rlght mto the sports scene at CBC Wlfh then' own basketball teams and regularly scheduled games KM: PING n PONG 1 . i 1 -'S Ls -,mfuuun , my o I I , ,Zig i ff? z, , 77 , 0451 'fs .,, , , .. 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Inf: Class officers, seated, left to right, are Juanita Ringgenberg, representativeg Roy Beebe, treasurerg Forest Arnold l ladies' representative, and Nancy Boyer, secretary. sponsorg Jerry Sluka, vice-presidentg and Jim Boehnerj Standing, left to right, are Harry Schaumburg, men's presidentg Juniors J' 32 4. 2 i Ez 2 fi Z I mrest Arnold, Jim Boehner, mm. 'wwf Robert Adams Patricia Allen Carolyn Antin Betty Baldwin -iff ' I fn' , ' 4 ' ' -G ' , F, ,f Ronald Baney John Barrow 'TILT' Jerry Barton Roy Beebe 4 v Sharon Bell Lee Corbett Berthelot :,,, . -fpr- '.,. . NF- 1- Joseph Biddle James Boehner inn in-'ff 'wx :eff Robert Bohn Nancy Boyer H, ,aw ,,...., , ,Vu ,.,, ,,,,,,.,,,7,.,.. , ,, ,, , , ,, 7 Y- 'VOQQ ' iawkii fy ' ' in 5 wif 1 . , -if' id '- inf- f f 1 ' ff, A g .ff-J., gig. Q ' 5:5 z , ff '25-f - 4, Orville Burk John Cagle sewn Susan Casella Sarah Cole r I Judy Casso 'D Janice Comins 'fvvqiw Harrison D Galloway Miles R G111ette WK, E H E 5 5, W 55 i , f 1' fa ff I v , A, 4 S. Garner 'G' , Rosetta Halverson Cliff Hamilton E. Green Warren Harreld Wilma Harreld Aiwa x 43 7 3 Sv' ,F 7 Sharon Hauck Carolyn Hays Ted Heaston Deanna Hershey Judy Holmberg ..i,. X nfs?-I, 4 -ff Have 'rr-1 .., 7 Connie Hopkins Merle Horning Carol Hughes Jonathan Hughes Phyllis Jackson lOl W, fwwrx Charles A. Jennings Danny C. Jones Carol W. Kaiser Glenn M, Kaluka Jay W. Kindred w7 '7V I I William Kulynyis Jr. Samuel Kuykendall E-E Judy G. LaBrie Linda O. Lciwe Richard E. McClure Edward MacA1mon Beverly A. MacKi11op Vonna L. Mason Ikendall gowe 'roW'fwvwvq K ' gf - ? Almon faSOH ,ff jfMVL! f p 'L i 1 wif f y ,.f ww 5 -no ' 4 ,g , '73, f , , f Z5 qw, I' ,HCZQW , , .,,,. A x ,W X I! f 257' f ff f EQ f V' 1 ff vf'm ',ff, f 1 ' If X7 A Joseph F. Matheny Charley E, Mays l Robert Milam hymn' 'qw-r Joyce A. Milks John D. Miller Clifford Molnar Gary L, Moore Joseph F. Moore wg-1 vm QW' vy-.1 - P .Q 5, ,,:-aglfrfwr i , U?Q??f??Qfr-',ff Si,wj.QE4 1:11 Robert B, Moore Wayne Mosteller Diane K, Mrozinski Alice F. Murray Will M, Nelson 103 104 jf W Lois Niggley David O'BI'i9Il Larry H, 0'Dan1e1 Emanuel Oliveri Carolyn Parks Tom PODDG Gayla Richardson Juanita Ringgenberg - m f-riff' 5 r X ,Q AA I V. : ,, .. X7 V WM, gg, if ,'a' aa ,f Daniel Rogers Harry Schaumburg And they thc taken! I real I i Andrew 1 Q Michael Reddin Robert Reid Jim Reid Paul Richards lv 'nv W' ' For me? You really shouldn't have. Jeff! Bill Ringgenbe rg V Schaumburg ua- .Q wr 1 And they thought I would really come to have my CUP portrait taken! I really fooled them. - ' Keith Talkington Andrew Shetley Philip Shores Russell Turney ' N. .,, I f. Z E, Jerry Sluka Lynda Smith Mary Wartian r L- A..-. r .., rf' x., ,' B111 Smith Raymond Stawinskl Richard Williamson Harvey T. Sturgis Jr. 'sf Larry Swaim Nancy Trippitelli Barbara Wagoner Mike Weldon Kenneth Young 105 106 Sophomore class officers are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene and Ted Brust, Student Government representativesg and Snoznik, presidentgDave Markese, vice-presidentg Barbara Gerard Flokstra, faculty adviser. Rykhoek, secretaryg Bev Cox, treasurerg Diane Butler OPHGMORE Allen Ah Patricia Julie B1 I 'S JE 1 .E entativesg and -va-.df Allen Ahern ff ' M5514 0 f ffjfyf f W Z ff QW fm, 54 E 2 fig, Patr1c1a Balch ins. Robert Ayres Allan Babcock Al Best Berl Best 'Www Qv Ted Bass Thomas Bauer Julie Bendlx Bonn1e Benward Bob Berry Q 'avfe mea mv YE. 1-V5 ffvxf KKK a 3 0 M 1514 ef, if :JY U ,N rea Vo E STE VE Ep- if X 4j',,WMg-1 X 12-9 i -lf 1 F QV V q's.....-A Y fx I I i f ah 'RSE Y' or eleffnes UEEN ESCORT 4 .S i 49 Carolyn Blan Charles Blythe Y-ef Jeanetta Brxm mer Lynda Brodme ' 1 Dorls Brotzman ta Ted Brust Cheryl Bryan Steven Bursey 107 VV, V .,. by V VV f , ,7,gVV-VVV7g,1 V ' , V Q V C W , f f A 'Es ff- 4? : , , , 4-, , ,r ,f j,V5VV, f i ' A A 'T - ' fa, T-,' , V aww V, , f f f , 17? W7 , Y, W of NL f 3, if V, ,V,.V 3 ,, ,, ,V , ..,,, V VV V . , ,, V -.,,- A alcbb A My f if A A ' T ' T tpf ff rf. ' ' Zf ,, ,Mfg ' ' fu' 1 fi, Q W ' . 2 f 5 'Jeff ' . ,Z ' '. we 1, 1 Vf 0 , f if ' 2' ,14 . g. 1 .f f.-,I , , f . g, , , , 2q'fg,y , ' . w ,C V .-y, Q, - if . ' , afzmifi ,' 1 l A , A gp ,V'f1ffgff2 V , 6 ' 1:5- ' ' ' ' JV V V V , , J wwf' 4 , 5 e'Zf,0f.' 5 ,, f 773- ff 'w ?'k Y 'V ch' .ff La. 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Dennis h ,, Carol Z .3 . f f l f Z , Nelsc 1 1 FI'2.I1C .Ly D. Colbaugh Carol Denton Terry Devers Richard Devine F. Cook Martha Downing David Dron Claude Dunbar Q L TFT- ' , . if- , .....,- U - ' ' if In 'L J' i F3 r. ,ai .f S- 5? E Af A fgg But Brother Wilson it's cold outside! , i 1 1 w I VGTIY J. Cox 'fzrqrt Nelson Dyck Terry Eaves Michael Eliason Pat Fenster lis E. Crump 1.251 Frances Ferrante Don Fisher John Flokstra Sandra Ford M. Dennis gf Q, 'cf 'tri , .'Ly1e Fox Rosellyn Gamerdinger Norman Gill Mike Glenn 109 i 1 i 1 f 1 110 l XM Shelia Hall Wanda Hallgrimson Catherine Harrell Donald Hawkins Linda Hayden James Hickman Phyllis Hochard' tw 29 , ,fe Q , ., ,, '1 , ,lf ,MQ ., R, I 4' ,. Q, Z C,-X 5, . 46,3 2 I Lloyd Holem ' David Howard Gale Huff Sherry Hunkins Gene R, Hurst Dean Jess Mike Johnson Mervin Johnson Kathy Keist Darleen Keith Soph Reb' my: ' -, i Rose kman zhard' by - T 391' f ' M 46 ,, ,jew mx f X 59 Cs? 1 2 eN4'1 X . rst th , q 'ff , , , I My 'f , Wu? '11 'J' , at David A. Knapp Joyce A. Kolas Ben Kuehnle Marshall Lackrone Larry Lakey mf' Yr r Q, it' 1:- 'f Linda Lane Wayne Leasure William Lee ' Judith Licquia Yen-Sha Lin Sophomores 21 ' x Rebecca Lougheed Q Nancy Lozier YQITIZ3' Rosemary Lundman Harry Paul McCullough 111 1 I 1 5 f.g!', , . . Il! M ll lip, ,Mi ,I WE 1 all 1, ,if 3 112 r 5 e fl E I M M K , fl- lr wg, fa , 51 l w in ,sl l I -14751 5. iw Hail j'!r 311 fir V! VXI 13 1 ,N 3 is If i College Days always brought many new faces to campus 1 33 E Judy McNaughton Bonnie Mackish 4 David Markese Robert Marks .-ug? Janet Maser Brenda Massey David Matheny David Medeiros David Mendez Linda Meyer Donald Murnahan Linda Murray Cynthia Nicholson Paul Nuest Go away! Car -2 M-f A , 1' ' '43 :fun UM 'QM ' 1 .- fi . , ww-Qpvf ,J J rks lez Fi- , vii f f , 4,212 F: , li , Q f -11 . ,Q :gp f 1' gf 6 yy. f f Aki , . .r-r,,.a,.M, f A i V 1' , X I 4 i'l ,' f' ' '5f,7 f'4f7'Vi'7fff'f, V . , . ' fy , L E Q ' : X E 4. I ' i I i v ' 4 V ffcif X f 7 , Af 5'-?f G, 47' 11 is Richard Odle Gary Oglesby Kenneth Ojala Larry Oliff Marilynn Palmer g rx as ff mf -In-4 n X Gene Parkhurst Howard Pennington ,aa ' Sophomores P., y Go away! Can't you see we're both tied up? if? ' Q-v i i Louis Peterson Robert Petten f 1 . E i 5 Y yr I. , www? James Ph1111ps Lmda Pope Dav1d Powell Carmen Prxme Robert Purvxs ? P- .2 V K A oo,. v , r F z g g 113 P - 1 114 Barbara Qualls Lawrence Reed Judith Reid David Schaumburg John Sederwall Grace S11 Ronald Reinhold Thomas Rinn B111 Roberts Elaine Seifert V Steve Settlemire Jimmy So WhO : 1 .J , M ', . uf, Nr. H 2-12135. . lf? J nf!! it 3 R J A Elaine R011 Patricia Rothwell Barbara Rykhoek Larry Sheaves Janet Shidler I V 492 Sophomores Ronald Shumaker Linda Sigler Roger Sitcler Evert Sitzes 4. , I ilyfmr, f. 2 I 'SA' L -- 1 , gy wk .Y - , , '- - Q 'Q ' A., f ,- f v, if J . i 'Ah 7111 Q 2 , f ' t A ,..,. ' sg ' Qf ' ., ' '- Jifif' b so I S .. ,Q . . -l-1 -. 'Q x ill . t, g.i,'ggAgi R ' A X ,L fl 4 il-af f HF? ' Q 4 1 N 1 N -5- Y . Sederwall Sett1em1re anet Shidler Linda Sigler vert Sitzes Grace Slocum Janet Sluka Jimmy Smith Judith Smith Sophomores So who made HER Cup photographer? Kenneth L. Smith Linda Smith Rebecca Smith Terry Smith Gene S. Snozmk Samuel Solivan 115 'fv .f :.- :ggi . J .E 'I' , '-wa--,,5-ex-w,-. ,V f rw ' 53 mm 'in J 4 Q, 4 , 5, f Av I X ff 1 A E if vq W , 4 fi 4 , 2 1 a f . na v .2 L qi Xfire' -N 4 A ff . , ,, ,.,, .... ..,, ,, .. , .. ..... . f , 9 9 ty 1 Marjorie Sooter Harry O. Spencer, Jr Zzzzzzzzzzzz! ff Z M! ', gf. , 'j'mm,, . Barbara Stayton Paula Stephens Sharon Stewart Cathy stieg Richard Stratton Norma Street William Sunday David Sutton Mary A. Taylor WW' , 116 Earl Thornton Howard R. Tilley Walter J. T Barbara f J am e s f ul 29? Q J ohnna ' t ' is... - : al as 5 wir A 1:53, we -Q . ST, , 1 E Marsha P' I- ratton V unday 'aylor Tilley 7737! IW , Wfgffiygmf I- . 0072, '27 ,V 1' ffkxffi Walter J. Trant III Tom Underwood Barbara Vescelus Carol A. Vinson James Vlasz Stuart D. Wahl J ohnna Wheeler Marilyn White Marsha Wilhite Glenda Williams 1 5 f J .1 And then he took me in his arms . . Jan Wgods Leonard Worley Jr. Janet Wornstaff Linda Wrigtht 117 --.-...,.,.,, 1 1 I w K 3 I, 'rt -' -' 7 w a l r I if il, 1 'w my y: I w Zi! fr 7 . f ff ZA if ff Wg a ff J92 ze Z y i W J , W 1 'vm Mi t 'iii' i i Dal I'-1, ' 'f Ili? , i ' N U5 Q V ,ey y r-Et ? I it 5 E it V H 5 2 4 i 1 sw il J il y i 5 Ag fi A fx K4 W ee Freshman Class officers are., LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry retaryg Roger Hartwig, vice-presidentg and Dave Watson, - .. y Hurtado, faculty adviserg Betty Brumback, girls' repre- president. Not present for the picture was Mike Grigsby, an II! sentativeg Noreen Ferrante, treasurerg Joy Blair, sec- boys' representative. 5 5 2 1 ph H N 1 iN . ! F ESHM N E: 4 ! i 118 .lr gal Um! . . -'1 f' K ' r- 12, 'AA' 'W-gf , N 1 wr.- Af -, X . ij- V ' ., A - ' , .Q LQ , ' - f ' . , ' .W 4' ..,. , re 4' f -wwf '4 S A L I- N t K il , . As ,S as 2 , 5 yrs. J I If' , ' ' '. , ' ' , ,, 'iii . , Lgz, ,- F' -A fs' X' A' N. A Jia A 4 .' - 1 ' - f xi- f ss. N x,.ln -N it wi, V Vx ,lv T V A . . 5 , Q V. N R i , N . . .N , N 335510: ., i fi L T ML: is L x y ff N 1,6 ,f 5 , A 4 4 V . fm? gm? hs! i Dave Watson, Mike Grigsby, r I I E l Jeanette Adams Barbara Aker Janet Appenzeller Mary Armbrust Daniel Albrecht Jean Alderman I Betty Aud Anthony Baker Theresa Allen Garry Amburgy Linda Ball Reggie Ballard Kendell Amburgy Cliff Anderson Sharon Barkhymer David Batty Kar19,4Anders0n Kyle Anderson Mary Baumgartner Beverly Baxter 119 4 f I 1 Z E . R s 'I E, If r i QW il E I si li IL' 1 l 1 1 i 1 l 1 l I s I 1 w l I A I+ 1 1 L il 'En . 120 yy., , Z f I :iffy ff ,fy ' V if 'f' ,K Q ff' ,wir ,- Q , lwifff' fl X71 if - ,W rtiy .W 4 , ,, Sandra L. Benton Arlene F, Bergman Larry A. Bledsoe Esther E . Blevins Sharon L. Beveridge Bruce W. Bishop Oliver k. Brann Jr. Donald W. Black Evelyn J. Blair Jewell M, Branstetter Cary L. Brandenburg Lawrence D. Brice Colby A. Brigham Betty L, Brumback .Paul W. Buchanan Rocky L. Bundy Meta I, Burgess Candy R, Cameron 1 f f f fff fff ff X X ff Rf Ray D zrw fnwu: fe 4.4-13 'EXW .- 0' 1 if i'WP7'b?2f5f mm D72 ,W A 'ins l, M f?Y l - . 4 nburg 25151,- gif? ' WV. 'f'Wfy?'M fxfif Xi ff A f Lf? X717 rice 122 ff, ' - V W 'A iff f ' .. f' f Aw! Ig . kg W 5' 9 1 ' ' Barbara J. Crow William R. Culp Diana L, Dashiell Carol Davis Mary R. Dailey Walter M. Dangler Jr. Lucky Deligianis David R. Dohm l Sondra E, Dotson' Carol E.RDoughiy Jim D. DuFriend Kenneth R. Dunbar Freshmen -Qffffcl H- -. X W 4 I . 4 G, ' is la? yfi .,, -I' z . .- Glor V . fi as S Willf is lhm :hty nbar fb' 1' . illlgv gil fq'H5 H I 7 L 4 I Hugh J. Duncan I 1 ' fl Robert H. Duncan Beverly K. Eilers 1 , E 's o o III Carol A. Erickson Charles D, Evans Gloria D. Elliott Reba J. Epard John M, p1 c p William A, Ewen David L. Falch Norene E. Ferrante Opal C. Foster Judson T, Gambill 123 Stephen Grace M1ke Grlgsby Wayne Hampton f f f Q ,A A -,M If A ff! , Q' K ' a,,.,L ? W 1 W if i an 4 f fi? wi , W fgf X42 X 4 fp, Q6 771 f X Q ff ff f f ' fzf f Cf! f OM! , ee f f f 4 f Glenn Garrison Helen Garrison HGHTY Garvin Ronald GFHC9 X Freshmen r Carol Hannan John Hansen 5 ,,,.- by - 'f., 4 V r .,,,.. , ' pqgw,5.Xx-k1::-- in , zcgwg: heme:-f aazswlvfzecfrff X xfnsffwfxili Rebecca Harms James Hartman Roger Hartwig FresT an - ,Zi ? ff- L f iff! , 5 Q4 pf- ' R01 v 1 C L A MM 4515 Q3-:. 4' 7 c 1 Q, S , , iw' Wa ,si ? 5, , ,. K ,- V eff, ... ,V 2 , MM? 0, 914' 1 rpster 'M .mini .X ' W V11 f ' I .j. 55 y 3 - If .- 5 ly Fre hmen 5 ' X 3 W 1 ij 5' 1 1 ' , i O Vg - ag 1 1 I I ffl' 1 gf, ,'f,.'C, :' I 'J' f z, ff, 1 7 'Af ' .fn ' f , I if Robert L. Huebner' Michael D. Hughes Miriam B. Hutchinson Raymond S. Irwin Julia E, James ca ,VJ Q-'ff , gh, Sheila A. Jaquish Gary D. Johnson Patricia H. Johnson Judith A. Jones Maurice G. Jones we ., Verla Dy Jones f-V 5 EW 'L' f ws -.f I Michael D. Kemp William K. Kiger Terry D. King Mary L. Kinion ww., I , fi 125 126 f 7 , Q jf ' 5 KV!! affirm a ,f N ,, Donald P, Knutsen Patricia A. Koenig Loren H, Kohl William F, Leach Amanda L. Lee Rai W 1 .747 Z,-nf W ff ff' ,Z 4 ' 45, ,. 2? Q V5 1- fffi ' .ffwy WZ!!! .Hz Ruth E, Lee Brenda S, Lewis David M. Lewis William E. Lowery Timothy J, Lynch Jo! A A LLL ff f f ff Ro' n Several students worshiped the l K Lord in spontaneous song during the spiritual renewal at the be- ' ginning of May. ,s A X. T Robert T, McCar1ey Johnny E, Jack R. McCroskey Randy S. McEwen Katherine J. McC1endon McGa11iard X v L. Lee Ray V. McGraw Curtis O. McIntyre f .t Vxvx PV ,M -4' , wrt J , , f i Il J. ,, ,s '. Lynch John F. Mallory Jeanne A. Manning tix N i if I L , ! , A word from home, almost. ' 9 A v Joyce E. Mason Sarah J, Mastrobuono Lynn A' Mins 1 Lg 3 1 l n ,, Rgbert W, May-kum George C, Martin Leonard J. Meyers Ricky J. Miller Billy L, Mitchell 1 K 5' J L , - Timothy L. Matheny Daniel L, Mathis Paul H. Mueller Janet L, Muench 1 I. I 9 ,rd 127 l l 128 J 1 P X 2 W f',, ,ja 4065 ff? X4 ' , X .V V , , ,gf . , 1 Q I JM, . ,, , y f f J f ' f i f I f, o 47 f ! ' f .Cf 'f 47, A -f' f V5 Q , X ,fy Af,-'f'Q'ff f f f ff gf Esther K, Mullen Ken E. Munger Faith A. Muntz Susan J. Murray Steven D. Myrick Phillip S. Neely i Carolyn J. Neville Sandra K. Nightingale Sonoko Omori Karen B. Osborne LOWe11 D. Ott Curtis B. Owens 1 i Paul D . Parks Nina M. Peasley William F. Y 4 I' W I Frank J. P Pres 4 77 X Si an V . t . ,n 5 .Of ' Priscilla 'M' Q4 . 5. wr fi siarzsz Stephani Paul D. Parks ina M . Peasley V I f Y V, -F M William F. Perrine Vernon D. Peterson 1 c, Q. Frank J. Petrosino Barbara J. Pezzino Jon Risner and friend entertain at the Sophomore sponsored spring social. , L., I i f fgwzf AMF, vifsf Priscilla M, Pfeiffer Shirley A, Phillips Eldon M, Post Sandra I. Pullin Leonard P. Rhine iVi- Barbara L, Brenda L. James A, Richardson Jonathan W. Risner Stephanie O. Rhodes Richardson Richardson class- 129 Fre hmen Daniel E. Roberts James P. Roberts Mary J. Roberts Susan M. Rose Teryll D. Rose Lindy Rosine James C. Rudesill Stan J. Rutkowski Washington L. Sanders Robert A. Santeusanio Annalee Scalzo X X MQ ,fuf .WZ ff, W f Y 'ig w, , Q , ff , A ? 9 I f 4 , , 2 , ff ,ff f V Mfr .ff if f . wg, V -. '- -' f . 5 lay 5.441 . 1- ., saw... f,.f , . AW ., fffy. , , Z., , 0 Ag7Af1 ,f.f .2 .af . 1. f.,zymQ f Mfr Z a ff V1.1 Zfwvf 'V ,-:..:MQ.,- f- .-4. L... 1- my-4 ,....f.4.,.. X , .5 . ,,. ,,.,,,.fAW1.s.a, , , Sandra L. Schauble Thomas E . Schaumburg , W., . MZ ZW ff N. , ,V ,f 4' f ff V f y ' 72' F 2 ? lla 2 W f 477 W1 X4 QQ 2 Az, Stepl Lint . S-Tw 5 L..-i fgi: Davi , , 0 wwf W,-'W ,X ,j f 47 'nw ' W f f , 1 f I f ,,, V y 1' , X3 ' fj ., ,, 4,4 'Q-'ff X V f ' 1 J Santeusanio ze Scalzo V .5-13:--q.mmi, , , as , , , , ,f Q' , f ,kj , -YZF? , Inj' fi ., , .. 1- p-:.wfgg+.: . H .5 ,. Schauble Schaumburg William F. Settlemire Jr. s Tx' FXN I Albert R. Shannon Terry S. Sharkey Stephen L. Sheng Aleta J . Sichterman Wayne Simmons Linda C. Simpson Frank D. Sitcler Billy W. Sketers Mark J. Sliwiak ' 11 7 David R. Snodderly Evelyn D. Snyder Lester L. Sockey Marilyn L. Sorrels Eva J. Spayde I l I f INN.-', 1. 'swf 131 V - - --V -Q - -AW - - Q-f--,1-,-eww-rv ..... .,,... ,- .. ff - , :ii ,.,f,, 7' if fig!! 7- fpgfff Lin' f A Z Robel f L M my W Ei D2 Stevens ltI'Ol1d ,gggyvzf - '13 J A If . ,VQQJJWC if , . . tffl V iuddeth Taokett Linda K. Taylor Janice L. Terhune l if -' ' ff ' , s ay ,ff f , f f Q ' VXI .v,Vv ir ,,,.:, U ff l Robert J . Terragnoli Charles O. Throgmartln Loren D, Tosh David W. Totman David W. Johnese K. Turner Trappenbezfg MaryEllen Tyler Gary L. Ven Rooy Q 11 Ken Munger and Jeanne Suddeth--Mr. and Miss C,A U.S.A.--attended Central Bible College this year. 5'O g ! W James R. Wallace 133 134 1 C Joyce L. Wampler Clarence V. Wangle , I I l AA, A , W W f f X f 7X'f2 771W wfffjf ff y f X, X X if ,ff f f f if X , , ,Uma Q f IF f X ff 7,5 f DSN!! W X .- ffff 9 f 5. ' f, o- af, , f, ' Zwfff 1 1 Qff 'iff ,gg ,lf ' C -1 j, l f f z.'4'.qf 'V my 1 David G. Watson Rosalie J. Wells Tom L. Wells Ruby D. Wesson Connie S. West Eugene Whitney Jane O. Wiersma It did more than snow in Springfield during Christmas vacation. 'Y v G. Watson D. Wesson O. Wiersma p4 ,Q ,r R, , 1- x. 4 , IW' --,..- g , ff 21 4, David L . Wigington Freshmen K Freda E, Wilson Terry Wireman 7 I Quentin L. Wray Michael K. Wright Harold A. Wynn Ileta R, Wyr1n 135 -NwtL- Q- -A 136 Miss Lottie Riekehof, instructor for the deaf eaf School 1. , . :- --gf- v 5 Deaf students Using' at the beginning of a class perjod. chool Lloyd Bruton Carol E. Doughty iafyfn f - Q., lv - N-'K' , Noel Evans ff? Foo Wan Kee Mary Ann Taylor Arsenio Villaneuva Stanley Weston Haruhiko Yamasaki LINDA MARTIN Religious Education 137 138 Charles D. 2 Brenda Special Brian Belrose 1 Arsenault Baker Mid-Term Entrant H f, '51 'X F' 'f LQ if ff ,WW f fvfifff f' pf he aim Carole Clifton 2 Susan Special Angel Compton 1 Coleman JoanFrave1 1 Herman Gerber 3 Darryl Goldman 2 I , Sharon Benac 1 Kathleen Birkinbine , Zia, 4 1- . Norma Special Nancy Cain Bowers Ronnie Canada 1 Alan D. Church David DeLine 2 Lynea Erdvig Marty Gould 1 Everett Griffin ' 3 2 X X xx wwwwwxxswief 4 x I we-,..,M.wM f., V, fry- 1 M :fpffvc ,J may CW Q M! N ,.,, . f ' yd fr' , f n o 1 242 : I , V f f V ' f ff? nf 5 6 ag, 1 1 W wif , Z , 4 Iwi f Zim W 2 1 Q LW WW ' fr! gif!!! Zh 1 f-'Q fxfi 5 'ww 7s'lx9A2,.' ', 1 .ry f 1 ' 3 w 95 rf bf Richard Hansen 1 Linda Hendry Laverne 1 Bob Henley 3 Larry Hill 3 2 Hemminger -.-u...,. 1+ X Susan Hoskins 2 Becky Howard 2 Raymond'P. Marilyn Johnson 3 Spencer Jones Jennings 1 R-4 1 S' 15' 'J 1 1 Marilyn King 4 B111 Kinsey 1 Karen Kirk 1 Charles M. Latimer 2 is' r qua? -K'-i...L'll sd Ron Lawson 3 Jimmy D. Lee 1 Barbara Liddle 3 Bob McMillan 3 Linda K. Martin 1 139 1 1 1 140 11 l ' f 'M wi l I 11 5 M' fl 2 lx it 41 i iff Wig Yi ting '41 1 Ii -4 t V 1 1 D511 'Vs 1,11 E75 film 111 fill! wg, 1, Nl 'W JM 1 It Q It X Ili' will 53 li! :Mj Q 1 11,1 Mgt naw 111 'HY ffl ,Ml It MV It l'. 531 5' W3 W V H Ui, 11 Vi Vi' 132 it my W 1: 1 H j 1 Lynda Duane Miller 4 Florence Norman L. Harold R. Manning Special Mitchell 1 Murray 1 Newcomb 1 id-Term Entrants Jerry Parmer 2 Thomas Proctor 4 M. Sue Dennis Romine 1 David Rose 3 Richardson 1 Mike Shull 2 Kenneth E. Smith 2 Brenda Suetter 1 Diane Swanson 4 Brenda Totman Special a Bonity Trantham 1 Judith Uselman 4 Joyce Williams 1 Barry Wright 4 Ronald L. York 1 Maw 3 pecial fi ., X X M. , ix '-SW if Q r H, , l. f www.- 5' 4mm ,,, , 1 Q v,: P: w , WK-wi AM! c 1 In JM emariam 1 I 0 h1lip Dean Dav1s freshman from Sharon, Tennessee, was taken to be with the Lord November 29, 1967 in an automobile accident. 7 . 19, a Central Bible College 141 Spinsters' Spree March 22 and 23 were Spinsters' Spree days. After much coaxing, several girls rushed to Welch Hall to call their dates. Lucky was the girl who got to date the boy of her choice. 4' wgo? ' -2 37' What goes up . . . . . must come down! Seniors enjoy the steak-fry at their year-end retreat at Camp Windermere. Senior Retreat Married Life Life at Central Bible College is more than academic, especially for married students. Besides keeping up in class, many of them have families to support. Some work on campus or headquarters while others have secular jobs. All are fulfilling the divine call on their lives. L, I ff.-:rw - if 144 1 V 1 , f W iani 1. 4' ' f 4 F ff ff, ' fQ.'gif'ffj, , gif' If ,jf , f 'ff r r ffl my gffcffffz ,' ff! ,,,y,,g?MZfy1,f6ff, 1 f 1,4 f, ,,p, Q, ff K' 1f2'f2:ffUf'?fQfL If ,,,f,zQ,gg,c4'wf f f,f-Q,ff,W ,fyy ' 1 V, 4 f f ' f 4: , I f X ff f -7 ff ,ff filfl' f ' 'M fr' Af ff 'aa 3 l if Q U ff, , f 1 , , f Hff, 1 1 3 0' 'Q f l ,Vw 1 :im ,QD - ,f5lE',1Qw1+ W 1 Z 'Q ' e Q! ,ML V '-X r. ii? lvi K 2 , Y Q I 5 4 I i , ,. , . 3 1 iii Q ? s Y ,K ,M ,Ky ll is Y ii Z I 15 iff 3 r x I E is, 5 E I 1 Jesus used the illustration of astreak of lightning flashing from the east to the West to remind us of the sudden- ness of His coming. And as surely as He is Coming, He is coming soon which is reason enough for us to Work and worship now, whi1e it is yet day. Members of the Spiritual Life Committee were, from the left: Anthony Palma, John H. Burgess, Glen A, Reed, and John Garlock. Spiritual Life Committee Responsibility of the Spiritual Life Committee was to coordinate the spiritual life of students and schedule chapel program. ' ' -...-f-'-Q-f'fF'FTf ' ,W . -4 .A Christian Service All phases of student ministry--gospel team ministry, student churches, visitation teams, teen-age evangelism -- function under the direction of the Christian Ser- vice Department, an avenue for expressing the truths of the Word of God learned in the classroom. The number of lives affected and the value of these various segments of Christian Service cannot be fully estimated. Students' faithful efforts do untold good in reminding many of their need to live for God. John Wilson, faculty sponsor, coordinated students' capabilities and the various needy areas of ministry. John Wilson, director Christian Service Committee: Seated: Mrs. Winifred Swaim and Miss Eva Larson, Stand- ing: Donald Johns, W. Charles Harris, Forest Arnold, John Wilson, and Donald Henderson. These stul Cjala, Gle Christian Service MQHAFFIE CHUR CH Outstation Ministry 1 i These students served as outstation pastors: Phil Cook, Ken Ojala, Glenn Burnside, Will Nelson, Joe Lozier,and Lynn Smith. ' i 'i i i e ii 151 1 I w Cloverdale outstations. 7 I 1 5 i Q I f 3 Assembly is one of CBC's oldest John Barrow, right, served as Clover- da1e's student pastor. Q .ff 2 I .VM- 'MW W ,,,, M . W fwfr r, rl i 152 W ,,,,--v wwflff- 'M' N , ,,,m,,. ,.,,...Jw-ff- : ,,,,..M-f W,,,.m,,tw-M- ' .rw-.v-- ' ,gg 1 . V 'x l1tSt21UOHS Larry Mayton preaches the Word at McHaffie Church. Often music groups like the Harmonaires minister at outstations. 1 a ' f r1 4T b , ,14----L' Anim f 'T' . .1 x 1. ,, Pastor Mayton greets a member of the congrega- tion after a morning service. 153 1' VI. Members of Green Hill Community Church stand at the opening of a service. I 1 ' i ill l 4 ' -1 v 1 I a 1 E I so tt Don Hawkins served as student pastor of A Green Hill. Green Hill Community Church i x U I Cor 'ES Students play a vital part in the operation of each outstation. 154 rt in the operation i La Rose Community Church lltSt2lt1OHS Outstation ministry a waste? Not with eager learners like these. ' La Rose's pastor, Will Nelson W W 155 ' i 2 1 W1 3 ff' ' 1 'f 156 5 Q I Wishart Gary Johnson served as pastor of W1shart Assembly of God Exterlor of the assembly Inset the Gary Johnsons, pastors N5SE'WBLy OF GOD ASSEMBLY UF G0 NDAY scnoos. MoRNfns woR,sHlP UA Tampa Street Ron Dubbels, student pastor Everyone is eager to help. 157 I 1 I I ! 1 Master's Music Men:Seated-Felix Cardenas, Norman i Gill, Don Black 5 Standing-two members from Evangel Q College. E Emanuels Quartet: Left to right-Robert Marks, Randy McEwen, Eldon Post, Larry O'Danie1, and Jim Reid. TAE Trio: Seated-Sharon Stewart, Brenda Spencer, Lynn Millsg Standing- y Linda Lane and Bob Bohn, 158 I t Music Fi 41 E 'ii Grot mx.. 34- r t it 5 N 1 1- 4 sl vlarks, Randy nd Jim Reid. Ambassadors Trio: Left to right-Marty Gould, Kenneth Burtram, John Miller, and Wendell Ross. Choraliers Trio: Left to right-Carolyn Foster, Freda Wilson, and Judy Licquia. Vlusic Groups The Khordsmen: L eft to right-Leonard Meyers, Larry Hill, and Robert Santeusanio. 159 160 Teen-Age Evangelism Practical application of principles learned in Central Bible College's classrooms des- cribe Teen-Age Evangelism 's unique and far-reaching ministries. Many students gave their time and energies to the various phases of the work under the direction of Joe Biddle and faculty sponsor John Wilson. TAE has become one of the most active groups on campus, providing opportunity for street work, visitation, Sun- day schools, and, for the musically inclined, extended and local week-end tours with the TAE choir. Real and satisfying results, along with the vibrant testimonies of workers to the faith- fulness of God and the importance of TAE ministry. Practical ministry through TAE. The TAE executive committee consisted of, seated: Becky Smith and Joe Biddleg stand- ing: Corbett Berthelot, Bill Smith, Bob Bohn, Don Martin, Rick Odle, and Frank Treseder. M tp: TAE Row Richa Wessx TAE ee consisted of, e Biddleg stand- mith, Bob Bohn, 'rank Treseder. TAE Choir members this year were, left to right, Row 1: Nina Peasley, Brenda Spencer, Barbara Richardson, Director Bob Bohn, Lynn Mills, Ruby Wesson, and Becky Smithg Row 2: Denise Har- T E Choir Choir Director Bob Bohn makes a last- minute check before the choir leaves on its spring tour. mantas, Linda Lane, Tom McCarley,SteveMyrick, Jon Risner, Carol Denton, and Mary Kiniong Row 3: Jim Rudesill, Paul Mueller, and Jim Phillips. Campus Missions Fellowship is the mis- sionary-interest group at Central Bible College. Each Friday evening both home and foreign missionary speakers inspire students to be spiritually open to the Lord. Often a student will receive a call or a burden for missionary service in this weekly meeting. President Philip Crouch, himself a former missionary to Egypt, has served as sponsor of CMF for several years. The organization isdirected by elected student leaders who plan the year 's activities and contact speakers. - A highlight of Campus Missions Fellowship and the entire school is the annual missions convention held each fall. The convention consists of three days of special services and workshops, usually with two or three seasoned missionaries. A vital part of the convention is the continental prayer group booths, featured on pages 164 and 165. lS IS P ed Heaston, Jerg, secre- rerg and Don The prayer backbone of Campus Missions Fellowship is the continental prayer groups which meet each Friday at 6:30, justbefore the main CMF service. Through these, - students interested in a particular area of the world as a mission field have oppor- tunity to pray for that area. Special speakers directly related to each field often are available to present the needs first-hand. Areas represented include: Africa, Alaska and Indian, Far East, Home Missions, Deaf, Eur-Asia, Latin America, and Col- leges and Universities. Continental Prayer Groups Each prayer group is responsible to erect a booth for the annual missions convention. First and second place prizes are awarded. The money is used to help meet a need in the area the booth represents. Winners were Far East and Latin America. 7,4 4, 4 1, Last year's leaders were, Front Row: Alice Murray, Lois Nissley, Connie Hopkins, and Brenda Shanleyg Back Row: Dennis Disselkoen, Bill Smith, and Earl Stubbs. . I 1 163 -'fill I I Far East D eaf Alaska and Indian Eur-Asia if E hvx Qi Nix ex- g-149 xv am sy M1 - Wiwi. -36 iwlnixizsxi 5 ummruveaxnrz mnssfyfm ' . , wxjaxm. ,W WLM E QQ, emxgma 'V nur v.,Ma----f- A Y ,Saga wi W' 3 164 CIon1 Pray Boot Africa 2 2 2 ?'ELlf 1 A NAI: 'Q KX qi Continental -,V w ! . xx- tg Lf rw if 1.-rf r I. My 'iw' 2. A ffl Prayer Group Q X0 MM Booths rr'ro X 3 X M1551 if if 1 Africa qtttw tk-H..-Ei . 'X x rn ' wi L 'sad ui- AI rw! mstmrvg, E K NB vdn INK ic N OWKLKNQ ., W. .. if 1 W3 adv' P' ' i N , X., Q: 'V L' ' 'rg 'X ,. 'hir 571 it 551 1 my e za ' Q il-BE RLD XQUK A ,MAX fi 51' 'E - t I gills f.1.i it fi Q 6 zg , '4t,s-st. ow Q demons PEUNIONS puauouss rr GRA rurrss Q un uiinm 5 lox Trai: flaps: , - h b arrlbu do ' un-..1.. ' om..-:....Lr...-..... . or-..i..,,,. EEIHWUUII 3 l'EVdNRIll m IIIHUSHHM Home Missions University Prayers i . 165 Campus Ddissknns Fellowship Interns Each summer Campus Missions Fellow- ship, CBC's missionary-interest group, helps make it possible for interested stu- dents to spend time on the mission field of their choice. CMF offers finances for trans- portation and a scholarship for the second semester the intern is back. Each intern must make his own contacts and arrange- ments for ministry and travel. Assistance is given by the Assemblies of God home and foreign missions departments and by the travel bureau of the Evangelical Foreign Missions Association. Student interns are expected, to give a complete report of their summer activities in the Friday evening CMF services during the next school year. Janet Maser The daughter of missionaries, Janet Maser spent the summer helping her parentsin Honduras, Central America. Janet used her librarian skills to help organize a library there. l I I pl Mary I Childre were M try in E definite In fact, Summei 1 rv.-fir 1 166 2 :ict Ti . ons Fellow- rest group, erested stu- sion field of es for trans- r the second Each intern nd arrange- . Assistance f God home nts and by the ical Foreign interns are port of their iday evening school year. Janet Maser r' parents in Janet used organize a Mary Wartian Children's meetings and Sunday school Work were Mary Wartian's main areas of minis- try in South Africa as a CMF intern. Mary definitely feels a call to minister in Africa. In fact, she was planning to go for the summer even if she Wasn't named an intern. Bill Smith Bill Smith spent his summer ministering in Tok, Alaska, with Pat Donadio, a grad- uate of CBC. Teaching, preaching, and personal work, besides a little construction work, highlighted his ministry in the land of the northern lights. 167 N .. , - . , -Q..ng.S, V I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i 5 1 I I I I I I I I I5 III 1 I IIII I EH I I I I fi 55 . QII I ag I 'I . I I, II I I I I fs Harry Schaumburg Actively engaged in ministry to secular college students While at CBC, Harry Schaumburg expanded his ministry at a university in Mexico City. Harry lived in boarding homes like the other students and ministered to them on their own level. II II I I I I 'i I -w-ng.. Cliff and Carolyn Molnar Cliff and Carolyn spent their CMF intern- ship in Guyana. This young couple, has a calling to Brazil but not being proficient in Spanish yet, they decided to go Guyana which is an English-speaking country. Teaching and preaching in native churches and Sunday schools, besides visitation and personal work, took up most of their time during the summer of 1967. I I I Univ I U 168 ,II .5 i 1 Traveling t Patty Roth L u n d m a np Hampton , ai -u-+- vlolnar IMF intern- oupley has a g proficient r go Guyana lg country. ve churches sitation and E their time University Prayers Executive officers of this unique outreach group included, seated: Nancy Boyer, Doris Brotzman, and Carol Crouse, standing: Harry Schaumburg, David Schaumburg, Dennis Disselkoen, and Mike Eliason. Traveling teams consisted of, from the left: Patty Rothwell, Brenda Lewis, Rosemary L und m a n, D a v id Schaumburg, Wayne Hampton, and Len Worley. 3 axis X OUTREACH , I 1 Church Ministries Practicum if, Also an intern pastor, Mike Ciociola helps -'M-f-m..., with some office work and listens as Pastor Stewart Robinson shows him where to make a Visit. Students who participated this year in Church Ministries Practicum are from 170 the left, seated: Larry Armbrust, Joe Filancia, Frank Tozzolina, and Bob,Bohn- standing: Larry Mayton, Wes Newbert, Tom Gilman, Ken Gamerdinger, Franli Treseder, and Jerry Barton. at MQW' Z: Fall sem and Juani hureh istries tieum iociola helps ens as Pastor here to make icum are, from , and Bob Bohng erdinger, Frank iii Fall semester curators this year were Harry Schaumburg and Juanita Ringgenberg. con Prayers A part of the vital Campus Missions Fellow- ship outreach, Noon Prayers meets daily during the lunch hour to pray for domestic and foreign needs. Special emphases and special outside speakers often highlight Noon Prayers for a day or even a week. Unlike the continental prayer groups, the Noon Prayer curators, a lady and a gentle- man, are chosen each semester. Spring semester curators this year were Wanda Hallgrim- son and John Butrin. A 4? .a-, L 171 l l 1 S ! E a 3 Vigil E iw! iw 1 11 45' i 2 i PM gwll, Emmy WIN. ,LW MH fx: i ii L if in it ' it 15 I w!! I r, A ii, 2 1, j yi 1 i I 'I yet i , 172 i 1 I Hall Prayers Each Wednesday at 10 p.m. most dormitory students participated A in hall prayers -- an informal time of testimony 'with students shar- ing what the Lord means to them. I I Gus 1 i 4 ,y fi 3 .1 v 5 s e ayers dormitory yer-s -- an ents shar- Frank M. Boyd , Guest Speakers Dr, King Vivian Paul Lowenberg 173 CBC tradition dictates that each Friday morning be Senior Chapel Day. Senior students have complete charge of the ser- vice--songs, announcements, prayer, and the message of the morning. In past years, both male and female students spoke in chapel. Recently, except on rare occasion, only senior men have spoken. About 30 senior men, like John Butrin, below, and Joe Filancia, right, got to speak in Senior Chapel last year CBC Alumni Alumni Association Vice-President David Drake, right, presents the Alumnus of the Year award to Ralph Harris, retiring Association president, Homecoming Ivar Frick, homecoming speaker and pastor of Riverside Tabernacle, Flint, Michigan, and Mr-s. Frick. 175 .1 ui Vi V, A, Ti ,., 'ily QW .fi , , l 4 1 E I j I ,I , Pi 3 , if f 5 if 3 he ,I XJ' 215 2 it y iw ' t rj? it g It X . 3 t 1 i y ,ii 3 ri, Choir members are, from the left, Row 1: Richard in VanNatter, Noreen Ferrante,and Carolyn Foster, ' Q, f Row 2: David Snodderly, Doug Burwick, Judy Licquia, fy and Tom Underwood, Row 3:Barbara Rykhoek,Marvin 'fri Bram man, Roy Bebee, Jan Woods, Bill Roberts, Brenda lj? Lewis, Steven Casey, Freda Wilson, and Merrilee M1 if, :pi ' Nerf gl l l f 0 , o swf My Klng S Chorahers 'I ni 1 W 5:3 ' lf, A l H5 King's Choraliers, the official school choir, H ,Q thrilled the hearts of listeners in both M church and local campus services. Choir 3 members expressed the joy and reality of if the Christian life through the anointing of U' God's Spirit and beautiful choral arrange- , f ments. i if ? ij 5 gt! ,ix t 176 Dick 5 Row 4: Paul Cope, Linda Murray, Dan Albrecht, Barbara Crow, Beverly Baxter, Larry Frick, and Carolyn Anting Row 5: Linda Hayden, Frank Treseder, Diane Mrozinski, Wes Newbert, Len Worley, Darlene Keith, and John Butrin. Under the able direction of Paul Cope, King's Choraliers traveled hundreds of miles during the school year, testifying in song of Christ's love to lost men. This love, evident in the lives of each member, brought blessing to believers and a desire to know Christ to many unbelievers. An active nf of God was e K .- K Wx, y, Dan Albrecht, .rry Frick, and Frank Treseder, Worley, Darlene Paul Cope, undreds of estifying in men. This h member, nd a desire ers. 1 I 1 I 1 I r W Ik An active ministry in both song and the spoken Word of God was part of King's Choraliers, a choir . . . often on the go! if Xe e H. RZ ! X 'WMM ,.,, W- MW xx Wi' 177 Row 1, left to r1ght Karen Fava, Brenda Massey, Barbara Cosgrove, Jeanne Suddeth, Evelyn Snyder Dave Markese, Kenneth Brann, Ke1th Wr1ght, and Ron Ba11ey Row 2 Sharon Bell, Judy Casso, Connle West, Nancy Boyer, Jul1e Bend1x Dave Watson, Larry Swalm, James Boehner, Leonard Meyers, and Dean Bratton Row 3 Llnda Meyer, Janet Sluka, Revwaltlme Composed entlrely of Central B1ble College students, the Rev1valt1me Cho1r 1S known ' ross the nat1on and around the world' for 1ts v1tal role 1n Rev1valt1me, the mter nat1onal rad1o broadcast of the Assembhes of God Bes1des 1ts weekly radio m1mstry, the cholr goes on tour several t1mes durmg the school year and for a month durmg the stunmer, Glor1a Elllott, Analee Scalzo, Johnese Turner, Bob Santeusanlo, Earl Thornton, Ralph Ross, Roger Hartw1g, and D S Greene Row 4 Amanda Lee, Carolyn Parks, Kathy W1ll1ams, Wanda Hallgnmson, Llnda Lowe, Jerry Sluka, Dav1d Matheny, Bob Reed, Mlchael Shull, and RICKY Mlller besldes m1n1ster1ng regularly 1n the school chapel to fellow students Selectlons the oho1r performs are always varled They may range from favorlte old t1me hymns to the newer gospel songs Yet each number features the d1st1nct Rev1val- t1me sound' because of the arrangements of D1rector Cyr1l McLellan,now oelebratlng 15 years w1th the cho1r , X . . . , . . o 0 l I 'ac ' ' . j Y I .J J 2 E Turner, Bob Ross, Roger Amanda Lee E Hallgrimson, ny, Bob Reed, 7 L the school are always vorite old- songs. Yet t Reviva1- 'angements celebrating Last good-byes before the choir leaves on its annual spring tour. Cyril McLellan directs the choir. 179 To gl Jrify has been 1 lege Band McLellan, and hurs ances. Although credit, r pensated audiences in music. Band memb Cyril McLe Sarah Masti Judy Reid, and Doug E 1... i To glorify God through instrumental music has been the aim of the Central Bible Col- lege Band. Under the direction of Cyril McLellan, members rehearsed each Tuesday and Thursday for tour and chapel A perform- ances. Although Band offers only one-half hour credit, members found they were com- pensated in knowing they were inspiring audiences everywhere with their message in music. Band members are, left to right, FIRST ROW: Director Cyril McLellan, Dave Cutrona, Joy Blair, Diana Dashiell, Sarah Mastrobuono, Eva Spayde, Dan Roberts, Sue Baldwin, Judy Reid, Felix Cardenas, Jim Rudesill, Amanda Lee, and Doug Burwick, SECOND ROW: Dave Markese, Mary Cyril McLellan Directs CBC's Band. Kinion, Gary Brandenburg, Kyle Anderson, Dave Wigington, Ken Amburgy, Ken Munger, Bill Leach, Steve Grace, Terry King, Joel Creider, Bob Duncan, Steve Myrick, Len Worley, John Stroud, and Dan Albrecht. f I If , 1' --ff 7 7,-,ae-faf1,-4pzf::fIJfMWeWW' me 1 , 1 1 Z 5 2 ? ? ? Z Z Z 2 Z 1 84 Congmtulutmns graduates hope to see yen August 26 29 at Kiel Auditorium in S1 louis fm the Unprecedenied 1968 munui on Evangelism ,,1.11- - nl OI JAN A church contending for the faith once delivered to the saints 1 I Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '68 REVIVAL TABERNACLE NORTHSIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1 The Home of C,B,C. - Detroit 17617 Plymouth Rd. at Southfield Detroit, Michigan I Irving M, Mitchell, Minister 305 W, Exchange Ave. B Mon. - F1-1. - 11:00 A.M. Fort Worth, Texas 76106 ' V The Pastor's Study Eg g WMUZ - FM James B, Singleton , ' A TTQL if,-T Harley D. Martin ASS it Pastor .'g + ?5.r?7?-gs, - Q fig, -, V W F , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68 HE ADQUARTE RS' BUILDING Southern Missouri District Council E of the Assemblies oi God N, CLEO TAPP, Superintendent LOREN WOOTEN, Assistant Superintendent JAMES E, GRIGGS, Secretary T, DOYNE JENNINGS, C. A. President i , 185 congratulations, Class of 1968 Central Assembly A Springfield, Mo. from , ,ffm wg, ff ,, ,fwgfff . , A ,ff , , V ,, ,,.,f ,, , ,, X Large enough to help you: Not too large to appreciate you. Rev. E, Elsworth Krogstad, Pastor Rev. Sam Peterson ------ Rev. Noel Perkin Associates A , , Congratulations Class of 1968 Congratulations Class of 68 soumfnu New ENGLAND Soiiliiffffiiiiifii L, E, Halvorson, District Superintendent , T. C. Cunningham, Assistant Superintendent l William H, Robertson Secretary-Treasurer . 1 i 1 ' Congratulations Congratulations to the David W. Flower, Class of 1968 Class of 1968 Superintendent f'5-33 THE POTOMAC grasp- 1 ASSERBEQJIESEDFEGGD DISTRICT coUNc1L i 3729 Cld Lee Highway District Office Address: Box A, Auburn, Mass. One of Buffalo's Friendliest Churches ,688 Tonawanda Street l Buffalo, New York 84 14207 George L, Hubbard, I Pastor - Fairfax, Virginia Executive Committee Kelly Wigfield, Supt. O. L. Harrup, Jr., Asst. Supt. Wallace P. Odum, Secretary-Treasurer C. R. Qualls, Exec. Pres. H. M. Strickland, Exec. Pres. 186 l X N.- kg.-ills 1--:nl-1 'L ln ou: ate you, , 1968 TA 'intendent irintendent . tions to the f 1968 TOMAC COUNCIL re Highway Vir in' g 1a Iomrnittee eld, Supt. r., Asst. Supt . Od um, Treasurer Exec. Pres. I, Exec. Pres. - - -- T ASSEMILIES OF GOD Best Wishes Graduates of '68 WISCONSIN and NO. MICHIGAN DISTRICT Lyle E , Curtis , Superintendent Otto W, Lemberg, Ass't. Supt. Charles A. Anderson, Sec'y-Treas . Best Wishes and Congratulations I to the Class of 1968 A NEW YORK DISTRICT oI Ihe ASSEMBLIES OF OOD I Joseph R, Flower, Superintendent R, D, E, Smith, Assistant Superintendent Paul R. Buchwalter, . Secretary-Treasurer ongrafufafiono gl'6L6!Up6l'teif Calvary Temple Your Church Home away from Homen , f , ' ,, as Come with your burden. GRAND AT CAMPBELL leave with a smile Stewart H. Robinson, Pastor SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 188 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1968 from District Officers, Presbyter Board and Membership fMinisters and Churchesj Ohio Disirici Council, Inc. 3377 West Broad Street Columbus , Ohio 43204 Phone: 614-276-3556. Congratulations Class of '68 EAST SIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD I Central gl Prospect Springfield, Missouri 1 Where Jesus is Real Your Church Home While Away From Home H I was glad when they said unto me, Congratulations to the Class of 1968 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, ,Central Bible College . ....... Detroit Campus 1 Everett D. Cooley . . . . . Superintendent Parvin C. Lee . . z . . . Ass't. Sup't. Fred Smolchuck . . . . Sec'y-Treas. Thomas Trask .... ..... D -CAP 'F 3' I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '68 A Let us go into the house of the Lord. KANSAS --Psalm 122:1 Albert D, Pyle, Pastor DISTRICT COUNCIL MICHIGAN DISTRICT i E 5 i i 1 i I . 1 1 2 i i I 1 1 1 i i ,L 1.1.1-1- Robert District f Eugene T District I Leslie M District E 3.1 Chu v --11 NE A Seein witne Mayt in a 5 the lc , ISTRICT t Campus 'intendent s't. Sup't. ly-Treas. . D-CAP iq-7. 19S - - .v CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD BLESS YOU CLASS OF 1968 -I I fNN1L 9 fgv , . . V fryl X, I !',.'.1 C klahoma District Auditorium Oklahoma District Council of the Assemblies oi God 8101 North Kelly Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73114 Robert G0g.gin I James C. Dodd L- H. Arnold District Supefmtendent Assistant District Superintendent Dist. Sec--Treasurer Eugene Meador ' District Christls Ambassadors President Leslie Moore District Sunday School Director- ' john Grace District Missions Director Mrs. 'Robert E. Coggin District Womens Missionary Council President Congratulations to the. Graduating Class of 1967 and to students from our church Barbara Rykhoek and Martha Downing from Rev. Hilton Griswold and the Church located in the heart of Newton with the city of Newton at Heart FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Newton, Iowa CALVARY TEMPLE, INC. ' 47 Grove Street Lynnfield, Mass. 01940 QAt the junction of Route 1 and 1285 A church where people of all faiths arewelcome to worship G0d.H NEW MEXICO DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, INC. 222 Alvarado N E c Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108 Seeing the great need for faithful and true witnesses to the people of this generation, May the Lord of the harvest anoint and use in a special way the 1968 graduates to win the lost to Christ. 'fMattheW 936-38, V TENNESSEE DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, INCH. P. o, BOX 5484 A Nashville, Tennessee 37206 The District With Missions At Heart At Home And Around The World Secretary, Gene Jackson Superintendent, Earl E, Blythe 189 90 ASSEMBLY OE GOD PENTECOSTAL CHURCH NEW YORK AVENUE AT EAST 14th STREET HUNTINGTON STATION, L. I., NEW YORK The Center of Full Gospel Evangelism Sunday: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic Rally 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Prayer 7:30 p.m. Thursday Bible Study 8: Prayer 7:30 p.m Sat. Men's Prayer Meeting 8:00 p.m Our Students Arlene Bergman, Lynea Erdvig, ,Diane Swanson, Richard and Cynthia Nicholson MAY GOD BLESS YOU! Class of 1968 EVAN6El TEMPLE CHRISTIAN CENTER 3101 South Luster Springfield, Missouri R. L, Kay Jr., Pastor . Dr. Alex Karmarkovic, Associate Robert Money, p Director of Music THE CUP STAFF Thomas Gilman Carol Vinson , Joyce Mason Jerry Sluka R. T. McCarley Carol Cosgrove Sue Murray John T. Morar GRADUATES: :Our sincere hope is that the 1968 CUP will recall those 1 pleasant memories and experiences at Central Bible College. We wish you continued blessing and success in all your endeavors. THE CUP STAFF r CC tale spir higl utn tra Cha ties the Wil A1 Ra Ri Rc D: Te Vi El iate l i 1 .-1 ' O O Z GU 'JU P H CZ' T' ,P I . E C CU T' P rn cn C '11 lf' ao cv -Xi fx and if P PM ., , . X P -, M, lux K J . h s-N ,ff f D . . lp l rt gorgelinto the CEQA plurnni Association z . 3: wit , ,.,.m ll Q ji LZ , 1 Q mm r W ,IJ 6 - - 5' w?'ill'1q f. ' il 32 if '4' '13 P 5101 A . Within the , 0 i fbegrg ixfen opporfunig sito cfeyelop vour life and . ,f ga vt? - Q ai 5- i 23 5 ' 55 ,rl ,za Magi: ' . talents for the gfgsfiise :You geagbecorneggaff' -ar1z'ofofI'ql1e academic and . . - ef WL 'f fir . 2 -If af! . Ig- . spiritual tone oS,t1 fg 3mPfi1Sg and nQw'yog5w1llfhrExiH15Ehe privr-lgge of sharing the . . ' f cl 9 Q' ' ' f ,NL-' f 2, 'fwf A. . . highest ideals pfr l vwtiagip Qmplegand engange, v,afwaff5,gihat will inspire utmost devotionifbff iikfstl ' 3 1 M f As an alu,5bl1iSl'tyou wijl ggyant f f l pfafrpeitgaatifof g of Pentecostal . . f,,'f'!W3 ' - Y .5 sr, ' Smut lei.. :, 41'Q'6.' 2, .i 3' '5 'V - - - training so pa ..! - a pply ilbf rpa rs, missionaries, Christian eduiQgoiiq4,,directorS,j eachkrsig, het Wifgzfglcersr on the church. 'Xg'fg4 jiri A A gf Q f ,gznqg 1 Z-,ii if Your alur1ggQig5iSsQc1at1o-n1E1- Qf s for? e ,Egfor additional f21Clll- ties, expanded QlCl,?6XlQQIE ' ftriest she up ued dependence upon the Holv Spirit. can Sha in,gli1'S55fisi,onlv 5 YS, A ' fiffm ' 'f 1 fff' - 1 -. M: ,- Our most ' E e p ence of Almighty Cod ' u af X 1 r , i f ' :af is Elf WIN be u ' ' A lg .. ' . Z fffilf ffiffiil E rg S 5 iii? ff ALUMNI GH E+? i 4 if ' r it 'P g 2 4? f P , f 24: y i 2 P , at f i ff Ralph W Harrie 5 V Sid P' Richard G. Cha Robert .Q ICC-PI'CS1l David B. Drake Q Vice-Presid . r' t 5-sw. - - - jerry Sandidge 3 '- V1C9'PfCS1 . . . Q I-'. :w Vlfgmla H9gHH Secf ' Eleanor Parry Treasurer 191 I 1 I1 ifr .41 I III 1YI,! i I I K I 1 , , I , 1 ' ' 1 T C Kenti HE ITIZ EN S 1 1661 Boonville Av. Tel. UNiversity 9-5411 t E ll 5' M LE I Q! ' ii I -I I I 'iff' If 5 if fi 1 .-.. ,... . I . 11111 1 EI 1 . ii 11 1 111 1 11 1 1 15 1 I iii . 1.1111 I 11111 1111T. ,L1 11,1, E I 1A1111111 11111,1A1 111 WM ,, J ,i L rJq i 111 1 I 11 - ' W 1 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE WITH TI-IE PERSONAL TOUCH 5 1 F 1 V1 11 II 3 1 SPRINGFIELD'S Mosr CONVENIENT DRIVE-IN BANKING 1 11 I I 1 II- ' TRUST FACILITIES 1 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING - ioo CAR Lor 1 v Springfield, Missouri 1 111 ' njj MEMBER - E.o.I.C. 111 ' Iiihi 192 .11 C ,4 -I '-: ' S:-:-:-:-:-3.1.3.-.P.-. . RNSss:5:5:r:e:1:s:5:s:5:s:a1:::::. 2 x '-:v:-' '? '1:1:fgI::::-: -::3:2:2 9-5411 ,, Kentwood Arms Motor Hotel I Springfield, Missouri - 4 ' lfoff' ' , ' .37 A, - - Y - tt,, et. 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WINDLE I I 1 -,-11-1 Includes through Printed Publishn Compan edition I Text is outlines Headlinf Release liinnn Ii4Z'1f:-iz 'wwf '47 Izykiim. 'Gif NW ,M .I :2119.59QEEfb?Q??E551t21fs ' 32231555 5gr-I5gfg.g..grq:-:'::I::4I.I:, -fi? -a-' f ,- il 5 I Q-wg-5:1 lOURI J. tents E. E - .., About this book: lncludes activities from September 1967 through May 1968 Printed on 80 lb. stipple paper. Published by Walsworth Publishing Company, Marceline, Missouri, in an edition of 750 copies. Text is set in 10 pt. modern and outlines in 8 pt modern. Headlines are in 24 pt. Century School Book. Release date: September 1968 Congratulations Class of 1968 from o'RElLLv Auromonvli, mc. Wholesale Automotive Parts, Supplies, 6 Tools, and Equipment. 403 Sherman Ph. UN 5-5532 M5'T5i!'2,1:-'xii .JI-2I1'51if5jI5Z- AI-'jI5j6:j:4-2221jIf'5lfi1',?.fE5f:i Q..f1'-j'fff,,4ZfjI-'Y, fl-' ,ln ,J 5 , .- WiQ25?2E - 2.12 '4 1.5 '- FII v' ' KE? ZzZ'f-20' ' r ' ' M- 2 .1-if .,.- w..,p,.Mf ,,,-, ,-A-.,-.4 . ,,.,.. . .... Q44 .6 , , ,:,9',if. f Q .,,. ,,.,,.,, , ..,. -- V iii. ffijl' i-ni ,J ,N ,Milk 4-3,5550 -- , , i - . , o f P-C ,-- . If f' ' , 2 iz 4 f u'llg . Q FOREMOSIZ g f ,f ,mmm X 1: - 0 - CREAMEO ff! , Woullilllllll YQ! 1 ' .. ' gggvngff :tar Milk 9 1 1 , ' lst. EE ' ' . , . ' 'X 'X U. f ,COIOFUGI -5:':5I3:i:5Z1:3:?:3:I:1:1:3:5f7?t3'7I:i:E3'-' X ' 5 I 0 I 1 - . Q- N -' , , X Q K , .JE ' ..,, .... , ... ..,, , .... 'i ' n wi' -My f' , ....,. Q 195 96 Congratulations Seniors It is the office of a true teacher to show us that God is, not wasg that He speaketh, not spake. --Emerson And the things that thou hast heard . . . the same commit thou to faithful men H The Sophomore Class I charge the .. . . preach the word, be instant in season, out of season . . . II Timothy 4:1.2 Congratulations ,lo the Class ol 1968, lrom the Freshmen Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson . 4:1.2 I GRADUATES, YOUR PREPARATION HAS BEEN OUR INSPIRATION EaI'nest1y contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. -Jude 3 The Junior Class HAVE A GOOD YEAR. MAKE IT COUNT FOR ETERNITY! The CUP Staffs 1968 Sz 1969 197 198 Everything a Student Needs I Books Supplies Cards Convenient Service CAMPUS BOOKSTORE FIRST ASE E1 Dorado? CENTRAL F ayettevill NEW BE Tl Ft. Smith, FIRST ASE N. Little F FIRST ASE Paris, Ark FIRST ASS Springdale MIDWAY A Sabiaco, A: FIRST ASS N, Hollywo THE STON Chicago, I1 ASSE MBL? East Alton, FIRST ASS Paris , I11i1 FAITH ASS Quincy, 111i FIRST ASS Woodriver, ABUNDANf ME MORIAJ Indianapolii PARKWAY Indianapoli FULL GOS ASSE MBLS Kingsford 1 l A 80010 wan-:ws . L117-1' CBC'S CHURCH PARTNERS Church Share Plan 3000 North Grant Springfield, Missouri FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD El Dorado, Arkansas a CENTRAL ASSEMBLY Fayetteville, Arkansas NEW BETHEL ASSEMBLY Ft. Smith, Arkansas FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD N. Little Rock, Arkansas FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Paris, Arkansas FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springdale, Arkansas MIDWAY ASSEMBLY Sabiaco, Arkansas FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD N, Hollywood, California THE STONE CHURCH Chicago, Illinois ASSEMBLY OF GOD East Alton, Illinois FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Paris, Illinois FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD Quincy, Illinois I FIRST ASSEMBLY, OF GOD Woodriver, Illinois ABUNDANT LIFE MEMORIAL CHURCH Indianapolis, Indiana PARKWAY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Indianapolis, Indiana FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Kingsford Heights, Indiana ASSEMBLY OF GOD Lawrenceburg, Indiana V NORTHSIDE ASSEMBLY OF' GOD I Muncie, Indiana FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Terre Haute, Indiana BEREAN CHAPEL Des Moines, Iowa FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Newton, Iowa FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Coffeyville, Kansas A FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Kansas City, Kansas FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Parsons, Kansas ASSEMBLY OF GOD Phillipsburg, Kansas ASSEMBLY OF GOD Shawnee, Kansas BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wichita, Kansas DOUGLAS AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wichita, Kansas GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wichita, Kansas 4 BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Savage, Maryland PARKWAY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Revere, Massachusetts ALBION ASSEMBLY OF GOD Albion, Michigan ASSEMBLY OF GOD Bad Axe, Michigan FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Battle Creek, Michigan GOSPEL TABERNACLE Dearborn, Michigan BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD A Livonia, Michigan ' FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Quincy, Illinois ASSEMBLY OF GOD St. Clair Shoes, Michigan s FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Corinth, Mississippi 199 OO SUNNYVALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springfield, Missouri FRIENDLY CHURCH Kansas City, Missouri SHEFFIELD ASSEMBLY OF GOD Kansas City, Missouri FIRST ASSEMBLY Moberly, Missouri BEREA TEMPLE St. Louis, Missouri CALVARY TEMPLE Springfield, Missouri BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springfield, Missouri CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springfield, Missouri EASTSIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springfield, Missouri GLADTIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springfield, Missouri NORTHSIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Springfield, Missouri. WESTPORT ASSEMBLY OF GOD , Springfield, Missouri EVANGEL CHURCH Elizabeth, New Jersey FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Millville, New Jersey VINELAND PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Huntington Station, New York GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE New York, New York FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Akron, Ohio 1 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Cleveland, Ohio BETHEL TEMPLE Dayton, Ohio FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Bartlesville, Oklahoma CAPITOL HILL TABERNACLE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SOUTHSIDE FAITH TABERNACLE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Eugene, Oregon EVANGEL TEMPLE Portland, Oregon HIGHWAY MISSIONS TABERNACLE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WOODLAWN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Knoxville, Tennessee ' CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Memphis, Tennessee FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Memphis, Tennessee FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Nashville, Tennessee FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Beaumont, Texas RUGBY PARK ASSEMBLY OF GOD Memphis, Tennessee MAPLEWOOD ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dallas, Texas FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Tacoma, Washington Mr. : Mr. . Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. MT. MT. Alber Mr. a Mr. a Rev. Mr. a Mr. a Rev. Mr. 2 Mr. 2 Mr. 2 Rev. Mr. i Mr. 2 Mr. : Mr. 1 Rev. Mrs. Mr. Mr. :LE NACLE INACLE P GOD EOD 'F GOD 'F GOD Mr. MT. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. PARENT PATRONS and Mrs. Ervin Albrecht and Mrs. Marvin E. Amburgy and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. C, O, Anderson Leland Anderson William E, Bailey Duard Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. J, E, Ball Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barracliffe Albert H, Bishop Jr. MT. Mr. Rev. MT. MT. Rev. Mr. MT. MT. Rev. Mr. MF. MT. MT. Rev. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Blair and Mrs. Jack Blevins and Mrs. Earl E, Blythe and Mrs. Elmer H, Boehner and Mrs. Douglas C, Bohn and Mrs. Luther L. Bowers and Mrs, Leslie A. Bowman and Mrs. Melvin G, Brandenburg and Mrs. Harvey Burwick and Mrs. Francis Cantel Al Chastain and Mrs.Alphorse Ciociola and Mrs. George F, Coates and Mrs. Bobby H. Cowens and Mrs. Harold E, Crosby E, B. Crostic and Mrs. Roy Crouse and Mrs. Frank J. Deacon Mr. and Mrs Robert Dick Mr. and Mrs Fermin H, Dohm Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dress Mr. and Mrs Thomas Faircloth Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Diller Mr. and Mrs. Ted Disselkoen Mr. and Mrs. Harold C, Dubbels Mr. and Mrs Kenneth A, Dunbar Mr. Robert H, Duncan Mr. and Mrs Melvin A, Durgin Mr. and Mrs. Gaar Eliason Jr. Mr. and Mrs Noel R. Evans Sr. Mr. and Mrs Otto Falch Mr. Joseph Fava Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Filancia Mr. and Mrs Marlin Fischer Mrs. Fern B, Flick Mr. and Mrs Virgil R, Foster Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Frick Mr. and Mrs H, D, Galloway Jr. Mr. and Mrs Lamont Gamerdinger Mr. and Mrs Ludwig W. Genevicz Mr. and Mrs Britton B, Gillette Mrs. Willis A. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Green A Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hall Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Hall 201 r l 1. 1. y . 2 . 5 W 1 1 L I fr .SV H 1 1 . ll J ri ff .. K P 1. N. li .iix M J' lf: il ll ji 32. F . 3 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. MT. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. MT. MT. MT. Rev. MT. Mr. Mr. MT. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Carl Hallgrimson Charles J, Hannan, Jr. Daniel Harmantas Lawrence Harpster, Sr. John W. Holems Clarence Horning Willis S. Huff Donald Hutchins C. G. Jennings Carl W. Johnson Clifford J. Jones Gene Jones and Mrs. Charles A. Jorden Michael Kaluka and Mrs. John Kautz and Mrs. Jesse Kemp and Mrs. Herbert R, Kern Joe Kindred and Mrs. Malcom E, King and Mrs. James A. Kinion, Sr. and Mrs. Ronald Knapp and Mrs. Harold Kohn and Mrs. Roy W, Kolas a and Mrs. William Kulynyis, Sr. Eugene A. LaBrie Thomas A, Lacock and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Byran A. Lewis and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mrs. Clarence Licquia Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W, Loy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lundman Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs, E, L. MacAlmon Mrs. June Moser Mr. George W, Mosteller Mr, and Mrs. Walter J, Mrozinski Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn J. Muench Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Nissley Mr. and Mrs. Carl Odle Mr. and Mrs. Leland Oglesby Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ott Rev. and Mrs. John S, Palmer Mr. William F. Perrine Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Petten Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Cleaman Pope Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poppe Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Pullin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene C. Reed and Mrs. C. F, Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Richardson Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson Mr. and Mrs. A. Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Ringgenberg Rev. and Mrs. C. E, Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jack E, Roberts Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Roberts S Q I 1. 3 ' . 202 il il Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Rev. Luke Mr. l' Mr. ll MT. Mr. Mr. MT. Mrs . MT. Rev. Rev. Mrs Mrs 3 Sr. n ullough, Sr, JI1 :inski nch ley I' S011 511 'S G ln, Sr. ls on son erg Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Roll Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Howard E, Ross Mr. Glenn G. Rudesill Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Rutkowski Mr. and Mrs. Howard L, Scalzo, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Edward H. Schaumburg Rev. and Mrs. Harry W, Schaumburg Luke H, C. Sheng M,D, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. V, Ernest Shores B, G, Sketers and Mrs. Daniel Sluka and Mrs. John P, Sluka and Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Edwin Smithberg Mrs . Emma Snoznik Mr. Rev Rev. and Mrs. Siebern Sternberg and Mrs. Peter Stetz and Mrs. B, E, Stroud Mrs. Elsie M. Stubbs Mrs, W, P. Suddeth Mr. and Mrs. Walter W, Swett Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N, Tackett Mr. and Mrs. John Terragnoli Mr. and Mrs. Francis Togzolina Mr. G, J, Trant Mrs. Melba Underwood Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Van Natter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E, Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Merle E, Wampler Mr. and Mrs. Palmer F, Watrous Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watson Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd E, Wead Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webb Mr, and Mrs. Amos R, Wesson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence West Mr. and Mrs. James White Mr. and Mrs. William H, Whitehorn Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilhite Mr. and Mrs. Owens Wiersma Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Worley 203 204 Senior Index ANDERS, DEAN G., Marion, Indiana, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor. ARMBRUST, LAWRENCE, Lockport, Illinois, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, Invade Team at Naperville, Intern. ARMENIA, ROSE, Staten Island, New York, Bible. I Mt. Vernon T.B. Sanatorium squad. BADAMI, ANTHONY JOE, Kansas City, Missouri, Bible. KCBC Announcer, TAE Traveling Team Leader Vice- President of TAE. BAILEY, RONALD D., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Bible. Revivaltime Choir, Soloist .for Revivaltime Choir, KCBC Announcer, KCBC Engineer, Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basketball, Tennis, Dorm Council, Revivaltime Scholarship. BALDWIN, SUSAN, Springfield, Missouri, Religious Education. Student Teacher, Band Officer, Missionary Child Scholar- ship. BLACK, JIM, Olney, Illinois, Religious Education. Oratorio Choir, Keymen Trio, Student Teacher, KCBC Announcer, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, Tennis. BOHN, ROBERT, Menomonie, Wisconsin, Bible. Revivaltime Choir, Soloist, TAE Choir Director, Minister of Music, Band, Gospel Teams. BOWERS, KENNETH EUGENE, Williamsport, Maryland, Bible. Student Government Representative, Assistant Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, Revivaltime Choir, KCBC Announcer, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, CUP Co-ordinator, CUP Business Manager, Circle K Vice- president, Visitation Team. BOWMAN, PATRICIA ANN, Chautauqua, New York, Religious Education. Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Wo- men's Athletic League, Dorm Council. BRAMMAN, MARVIN, Hastings, Nebraska, Bible. Prayer Group Leader, Student Ministry Squad, Choraliers Choir, Band, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, TAE Choir, TAE Gospel Team, TAE Street Worker, Volleyball, Ne- braska District C.A. Scholarship. BURNSIDE, GLENN C., Indianapolis, Indiana, Bible. Pastor of Potter Assembly of God. BUTRIN, JOHN D., Berwick, Pennsylvania, Bible. Noon Prayer Curator, Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Evangelist, Choraliers Choir President, Football, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Dorm Council, Student Gov- ernment Committee Chairman, Harmonaires Trio Speaker. CARR, ALYCE DIANE, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Bible. Dactyology Club. CIOCIOLA, DONA LOU, North Haven, Connecticut, Religious Education. Revivaltime Choir, Oratorio Choir, Student Teacher, Revivaltime Organist, Centralite typist. CIOCIOLA, MICHAEL A. North Haven, Connecticut, Bible. Student Ministry Evangelist, KCBC Announcer, Football Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basketball, Church Ministries Intern. COLLETTI, CARL J., Lockport, New York, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, Oratorio Choir, Swordsmen Trio, TAE Sunday School Pastor, TAE Traveling Team, TAE Choir. COOK, PHILIP M., Belleville, Michigan, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, Oratorio Choir, KCBC Announcer, KCBC Manager, KCBC Engineer, Library Staff, TAE Choir, Pastor of Sycamore Assembly of God. CORLEY, KEN, Atlanta, Georgia, Bible. Student Government Representative, Student Ministry Squad, Student Ministry Evangelist, Senior Class, President, New Life Four, Student Teacher, Football, Intra-mural Basket- ball, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Chairman Sports Com- mittee, TAE Choir, Church Intern, Softball, Spiritual Life Chairman of Student Government. COX, PAUL DUANE, Doniphan, Missouri, Religious Education. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Evangelist, Stu- dent Teacher. CREIDER, DANIEL R., South Sioux City, Nebraska, Bible. Student Ministry Squad, Band, Football, Tennis. CROSBY, DAVID P., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Bible. Student Government Representative, Student Ministry Squad, Ham Radio Club, Band, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Cen- tralite Business Manager, CUP Manager, Centralite Col- umnist, Student Intern Pastor. CROSTIC, EMILY B., Colonial Heights, Virginia, Music. Student Ministry Squad, Choraliers Choir, Oratorio Choir, Soloist, Athar Quadeemi, Dorm Council, Repertoire Club, Music Director at Peace Chapel, Will Field Freshman 'Scholarship, Alumni Scholarship. CULBERSON, TERRY, Albian, Michigan, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Football, Youth Director at March Assembly.. DELIGIAN IS, LIBBIE, Astoria, New York, Religious Education. Student Government Representative, Student Ministry Squad, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Teacher, KCBC Announcer, TAE Treasurer, Outstation Sunday School, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Dorm Council Committee Chairman, Gospel Teams. DEMETRUS, JUDY, San Francisco, California, Religious Ed- ucation. Student Government Representative, Student Min- istry Squadj Oratorio Choir, Student Teacher, Jr. Sr. Ban- quet Committee, School Nurse. DILLER, LINDA KAY, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, Religious Education. Teen-Age Evangelism Choir, Student Teacher, Dactyology Club Treasurer. DISSELKOEN, DENNIS, Lansing, Illinois, Religious Education. Noon Prayer Curator, Student Ministry Squad, Basketball. DUBBELS, ROI Student Mir ECKER, ELAIl Prayer Grc Secretary, terary Edit Repertoire Repertoire, Sample Keg FILANCIA, JO! Student Mi Announcer, ordinator, 4 ager, Dorn FISCHER, DIA Oratorio Cl Cheerleade FRICK, LARR Student Mi Football, l mittee,Lib GAMERDINGI Student Go' Jr. Sr. Bai Council, C American GENEVICZ, R Student M Teacher, I ball, Tenn Schools. GILMAN, THC African P Student Mi ball, Jr. 5 tralite As Editor. GREEN, JOH Prayer G1 Choir, Intl GREENE, D. Student M Band, FG Scholarshi HALL, LORE ucation. I Teacher. HURTADO, I Prayer G Teacher, ' J ENKINS, G! Football, J OHNSON, -If Student ll KING, MARII Revivaltii I ut, Bible. rer, Football, fall, Church mad, Oratorio Pastor, TAE iad, Oratorio BC Engineer, re Assembly nistry Squad, esident, New mural Basket- Sports Com- ipiritual Life is Education. ingelist, Stu- zka, Bible. ble. nistry Squad, mittee, Cen- ntralite Col- Vlusic. itorio Choir, :rtoire Club, l Freshman Lor at March s Education. nistry Squad, Announcer, Sr. Banquet ian, Gospel eligious Ed- itudent Min- Ir. Sr. Ban- 1, Religious nt Teacher, 1 Education. Basketball. DUBBELS, RONALD, Arlington, Minnesota, Bible and Theology. Student Ministry Pastor, Tennis. ECKER, ELAINE, Baltimore, Maryland, Music. Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Squad, Jr. Class Secretary, Oratorio Choir, Chapel Pianist, Centralite Li- terary Editor, Centralite Reporter, CUP Literary Editor, Repertoire Club, Co-Chairman of Repertoire, Secretary of Repertoire, Harbor Lights Trio Accompanist, George Sample Keyboard Scholarship. FILANCIA, JOSEPH, Harrison, New York, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, KCBC Announcer, Centralite Business Manager, Centralite Co- ordinator, Centralite Reporter, Centralite Circulation Man- ager, Dorm Council, Softball. FISCHER, DIANNA LYNN, Calumet, Iowa, Religious Education. Oratorio Choir, Selected Ensemble Group, Student Teacher Cheerleader. 1 FRICK, LARRY, Flint, Michigan, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Choraliers Choir Vice-President, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, Jr. Sr. Banquet Com- mittee, Library Staff.- GAMERDINGER, KENNETH H., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bible. Student Government, Student Ministry Squad, Theology Club, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Centralite News Editor, Dorm Council, Gospel Team, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. GENEVICZ, ROBERT, Thomaston, Maine, Religious Education. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basket- ball, Tennis, Dorm Council, Co-ordinator of TAE Sunday Schools. GILMAN, THOMAS A., Grand Rapids, Michigan, Bible. African Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Pastor, Student Ministry Squad, Junior Vice-President, Band, Foot- ball, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Centralite Editor, Cen- tralite Assistant Editor, Centralite Layout Editor, CUP Editor. GREEN, JOHN A., Eaton, Ohio, Bible. ' Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Pastor, Oratorio Choir, Intra-mural Basketball, Dorm Council. GREENE, D. S., Washington D. C., Bible. Student Ministry Squad, Revivaltime Choir, Oratorio Choir, Band, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, Eastern Star Scholarship. HALL, LORETTA, Prince Fredrick, Maryland, Religious Ed- ucation. Prayer Group Home Missions Secretary, Student Teacher. HURTADO, LINDA, Lewisville, Texas, Religious Education. Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Women's Athletic League, Gospel Team. JENKINS, GARY, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Bible. Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basketball. JOHNSON, JOANNE M., Rockford, Illinois, Bible. ' Student Ministry Squad, Dactyology Club Vice-President. KING, MARILYN, Boston, Massachusetts, Bible. Revivaltime Choir. I KIRSCHENMANN, ROSETTA, Hettinger, North Dakota, Religious Education. Student Ministry Squad, Revivaltime Choir, Stu- dent Directory Staff, TAEf Traveling Team, TAE Choir, Oratorio Choir. LACOCK, ELAINE, Hinsdale, Montana, Religious Education. Student Teacher. LENNOX, EUGENE, Springfield, Missouri, Bible. LONG, CAROL JEAN, Sarasota, Florida, Religious Education. Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Centralite Lit- erary Editor, Centralite Secretary, Dorm Council. LIBERATO, FRANK C., Pueblo, Colorado, Religious Education. Student Government Representative, Freshman Vice-Presi- dent, Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basketball, Softball, Sports Representative of Intramural League Com- mittee. LOY, STEPHEN, Waukegan, Illinois, Bible. Band, Football, Intra-mural Basketball. LOZIER, JOSEPH A., Sussex, New Jersey, Religous Education. Student Ministry Pastor, Student Teacher, Football, Base- ball, TAE Choir. MAYTON, LARRY, Memphis, Tennessee, Bible. ' Outstation, Circle K, Youth for Christ-Jr. High Minister of Music-Glad Tidings, Springfield, Mo. MENDANHALL, PERRY, Glennallen, Alaska, Bible. KCBC Announcer, KCBC Engineer, Football, Intra-mural Basketball. MEYER, DONALD G., Lebanon, Pennsylvania, Bible. Campus Missions Fellowship President, Noon Prayer Curator, Student Ministry Pastor, President of Junior Class, Choraliers Choir, Oratorio Choir, KCBC Announcer, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Dorm Council. MILLER, DUANE A., Grand Blanc, Michigan, Bible. Student Ministry Evangelist, Oratorio Choir, Band, Foot- ball, Intra-mural Basketball. MILLER, ROGER L., Lima, Ohio, Religious Education. Student Government Representative, Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Ham Radio Club, KCBC Engineer, KCBC Business Manager, Dactyology Club, Student Directory Staff, Circle K. MILLER, VICTOR C., Groton, Connecticut, Bible. Intra-mural Basketball, Volleyball, Youth for Christ leader. MORRIS, KAREN, Bucklin, Missouri, Bible. Student Ministry Squad, Outstation, TAE Sunday School, TAE Choir, Hospital Ministry. , NELSON, WILL, Holland, Michigan, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor. NICHOLSON, RICHARD, Auburn, Washington, Bible. Student Government President, Student Government Rep- resentative, Prayer Group Officer, Sophomore Class Pres-. ident, Revivaltime Choir, Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basketball, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Cen- tralite Sports Editor, Alumni Scholarship, Revivaltime Scholarship, Family Plan Scholarship, Stonelake Memorial Scholarship. 205 206 OJALA, BARBARA, Allen Park, Michigan, Religious Education. Student Teacher, Dorm Council, Outstation Work, Delta Epsilon Chi, Dean's List, Christian Service Committee. OLIVERI, EMANUEL, Syracuse, New York, Religious Education. Student Teacher, Athar Quadeemi, TAE Street Work. ORR, JAMES LARRY, Dyer, Tennessee, Bible. Junior Class Men's Representative to Student Government, Oratorio Choir, TAE Choir, Alumni Association Scholar- ship, Student Commencement Speaker. PROCTOR, THOMAS EUGENE, Danville, Illinois, Bible. Oratorio Choir, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. RAMSEY, RAY, Hammond, Indiana, Religious Education. Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra-mural Basketball, Cen- tralite Sports Editor, Married Student Fellowship Officer. RATZLAFF, MARVIN LYNN, Longmont, Colorado, Religious Education. Student Teacher, Outstation Ministry, Youth Director. RIDGE, DAVE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Bible. Married Student Representative of Senior Class, Football, Intra-mural Basketball. ROSENKRANS, FREDERICK DAVID, Lynch, Nebraska, Bible. Dorm Council, TAE Team. ROSS, RALPH H., Detroit, Michigan, Bible. Campus Missions Fellowship Vice-President, Sophomore Class Treasurer, President of Revivaltime Choir, Oratorio Choir, Football, Intra-mural Basketball, Will Field Scholar- ship, Representative to Student Government for Campus Missions Fellowship, Sigma Beta Theta. RYDER, BRUCE, Denver, Colorado, Bible. TAE Choir, Senior Class Vice-President, TAE Street Evan- gelism Director, Dorm Council, KCBC Announcer. SAVOCA, NICHOLAS J., Islip Terrace, New York, Religious Education. Student Teacher, Intra-mural Basketball. SCHULTZ, SHARON, Baraboo, Wisconsin, Religious Education. Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Dactyology Club, Intra-mural Basketball, Gospel Teams. SEEBER, DEON, Lincoln, Nebraska, Religious Education. Choraliers Choir, Girls Trio, Student Teacher, Sigma Beta Theta. r SHANLEY, BRENDA, Clio, Michigan, Religious Eudcation. Prayer Group Officer, Student Teacher, Centralite Re- porter. SMITHBERG, RUTH, Milford, Connecticut, Religious Education. Student Ministry Squad. STETZ, REBECCA, Sedan, Kansas, Religious Education. Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Dorm Council. STUBBS, ARLENE G., New Castle, Pennslyvania, Religious Education. Student Government Committee Chairman, Prayer Group Officer, Student Teacher, Dorm Council, Will Field Scholarship, Alumni Scholarship. STUBBS, CHALMER EARL, Winchester, Virginia, Bible. Prayer Group Officer, Far East Prayer Group Leader. SWARTZ, GRACIA, Greenville, Pennsylvania, Religious Ed- ucation. Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Dorm Council. TOZZOLINA, FRANK JR., Oxnard, California, Bible. Circle K, Vice-President of Flying Crusaders, Gospel Team. TRESEDER, FRANK, Lockport, Illinois, Bible. Student Ministry Squad, Student Ministry Evangelist, Choraliers Choir, Oratorio Choir, Soloist, Student Teacher, Football, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Tennis, Softball, Intern, Choraliers Publicity Director, TAE Street Director, Outstation Assistant Pastor. USELMAN, JUDITH, Tucson, Arizona, Religious Education. Prayer Group Officer, TAE Sunday School, Dorm Council, Gospel Teams. P VAN NATTER, C. R., Houston, Texas, Bible. Student Government Representative, Prayer Group Officer, Student Ministry Squad, President of Junior Class, Senior Speaker for King's Choraliers Choir, KCBC Announcer, Missionary Internship Program, Band. WATERS, TIM, Streetsboro, Ohio, Religious Education. Student Ministry Pastor, Oratorio Choir, Student Teacher, Circle K Vice-President, Circle K President, Youth For Christ Junior High Club Coordinator. WATROUS, HOPE, Ledyard, Connecticut, Religious Education. Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Volleyball. WEAD, RAYMOND, Anderson, Indiana, Bible. Student Ministry Pastor, Intra-mural Basketball. WEBB, JOYCE, Bristolville, Ohio, Religious Education. Student Ministry Squad, Student Teacher, Dorm Council. WEST, HELEN, Broadview Heights, Ohio. Bible. TAE Sunday School Teacher. WILLIAMS, KATHLEEN, Paradise Valley, Pennsylvania, Re- ligious Education. Campus Missions Fellowship Secretary Student Government Secretary, Student Ministry Squad, Freshman Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Re- vivaltime Choir, Choraliers Choir Ladies Trio, Student Teacher, Missionary Internship Program, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Dorm Council. s WRIGHT, BARRY, Huntsville, Alabama, Bible. Student Ministry Squad, Revivaltime Choir, Oratorio Choir, Ensemble Group, Soloist, Band President, Football, Intra- mural Basketball, Freshman Scholastic Scholarship. 'YOST, GARY A., Lima, Ohio, Religious Education. Student Teacher. A Academic Activities Alumni I Athar Q1 Band . . Bible De Board of Board of Bookstore . Boyd Hall De Broadcaster Business Div. Business Mar C Campus Miss Circle K . . Classification Color Pages Commencem D Dactylolgy C Deaf School Deaf School Dedication . Dorm Counse Dorm Supers F Faculty . . Freshman CQ Freshman C. G General Edu I Indices . In Memorial In Memorial J Junior Class Junior Class J unior-Senio nia, Religious ee Chairman, Form Council, a. Bible. p Leader. Religious Ed- eacher, Dorm ble. lders, Gospel 7 Evangelist, dent Teacher, 11 Basketball ity Director lSt0r. a 1 Education. Dorm .Council v lroup Officer, Class, Senior I Announcer ation. lent Teacher, t, Youth For is Education. eyball. all. ation. orm Council. Sylvania, Re- ip Secretary, listry Squad, cretary, Re- 'rio, Student Sr. Banquet atorio Choir, otball, Intra- irship. A Academic Dean . . . Activities Section . . . Alumni Association . . Athar Quadeemi . . . B Band ............. Bible Department ...... Board of Administration . . . Board of Directors ..... Bookstore .......... Boyd Hall Dedication . . Broadcaster ....... Business Division . . Business Manager . . C Campus Missions Fellowship . . Circle K .............. Classification Section .... Color Pages ....... Commencement . . . D Dactylolgy Club ....... Deaf School Department . . . Deaf School Members . . Dedication .......... Dorm Counselors .... Dorm Supervisors . . F Faculty .........,.... Freshman Class Members . . . Freshman Class Officers . . G , General Education Department I Indices ................. In Memoriam, Barbara Qualls In Memoriam, Phil Davis . . . J Junior Class Members . . Junior Class Officers . . Junior-Senior Banquet . . General Index . .. 11 .. .. 31 .. 20,175 . .. 42 . .. 180,181 21 ..14 ..14 ..55 ..51 ..54 183 ..12 . . 162-169 . .. . 40 . .. 87 . . . 4,5 . .. 58,59 .. .. 45 . .. .. . 25 . . 136,137 . . .. 8,9 . .. 44 .. 13 ... 15-19 .. 119-135 . . . 118 ...24 .. 199-211 . . . . 212 . . 141 . . . 99-105 , ., . 98 ,. 56,57 K KCBC ........ King's Choraliers L Library . . M Mail Room .. .. Married Students . . . Mid-Term Entrants . . . Music Department . . O Oratorio Choir . . P 7 ' Parsonettes . . . Post Offices . . President . . . R Registrar .............. Religious Education Department. t i ' Repertoire ............. Revivaltime Choir ........ S Senior Class Members . . Senior Class Officers .... Senior Retreat ........... Sophomore Class Members . . Sophomore Class Officers . . Spinstersl Spree ....... Spiritual Section ...... Sports ........ Staff .......... Student Government . . T The Centralite . . The Cup ..... Theme Pages . . . Theology Club . . Title Page . . . W Women's Auxiliary . . . . . 41 176-177 52-53 . . 55 144,145 138-140 . . 23 . 46-47 ...50 ...54 10 .. 12 .. 22 .. 48 178,179 . . 89-97 ..88 . . 143 107-117 106 . . 142 . . 147 . 60-79 . 26-29 . 32-35 . . 36,37 . 38,39 . . 2-6 . . 42 . . 1 ..49 ff' I I E. I I I 4'-8 v I I M Ii I III.. I FII. IIVII ,II,' It II 'I II. IH I 'I II! .I,I I-HW I I I I III II. I I I I 208 Adams, F. Jeanette . Adams, Robert .... Ahern, Allen .... Aker, Barbara G. . . Aker, Benny .,... Albrecht, Daniel . . . Alderman, M. Jean . Allen, Patricia .... Allen, Theresa L. . . Amboust, Lawrence . Amburgy, Kenneth . . . Anders, G. Dean . . . Anderson, Clifford . . Anderson, Karla . . Anderson, Kyle . . . Antin, Carolyn .... Appenzeller, Janet R. Armstrong, Edith . . Armbrust, Larry . . Armbrust, Mary . . Amold, Forest .,.. Amold, Virginia L. . Arsenault, Charles D. Aud, Betty L. .,... . Ayres, Robert .... Babcock, Allan . . Babcock, Lois . . . Badami, Anthony . . . Bailey, Ronald . . Baker, Anthony L. . Baker, Brenda . . . Balch, Patricia . . Baldwin, Betty . . . Baldwin, Susan . . . Ball, Linda K. . . . Ballard, Reggie L. . Barney, Ronald .... Barkhymer, Sharon M. Barracliffe, Ronald H. Barrow, John .... Barton, Jerry . . Bass, Ted P. .... . Batty, David R. . . . Baumgartner, Mary M. . Baxter, Beverly . . . Beebe, Roy ...... Behling, Howard . . Bell, Sharon . . . Benac, Sharon . . Bendix, Julie .... Benton, Sandra L. . . Benward, Bonnie . . . Berry, Robert C., Jr. Berthelot, Lee Corbett Best, Alfred ..... Best, Berl ....... Beveridge, Sharon L. Bickett, Zenas . . . Biddle, Joseph . . . Bingham, William . . Birkinbine, Kathleen . . Bishop, Bruce ..... Black, Donald W. . Black, James . . Blan, Carolyn . . Blair, Joy ...... Blair, Evelyn J. . . Bledsoe, Larry A. . . Blevins, Esther E. . . Blythe, Charles . . Boehner, Jim . . Bohn, Robert .,.. Bowers, Kenneth . . Bowers, Norma . . Bowles, Ralph . . . Bowman, Patricia . . Boyd, Frank M. . . Boyer, Nancy . . . Braddy, Jim ...... Bramman, Marvin . . Brandenburg, Gary . Brann, Kenneth .... Branstetter, Jewell M. Bratton, Dean ,,,.. Brice, Lawrence D. . Brigham, Colby A. . . ..119 ,. 99 .. 107 , ..... 119 28,64 .. 87,119,176,181 119 99 ..119 89 119,181 89 119 . . 37,47,1l9 . 68,74,119,18l . . 55,99,176 119 16 .. 89,170 . . . 47,119 .. l6,73,76,98 . , . . 16 .. 71,138 .. 119 .. 107 .. 75,107 . . . 27,50,54 . . . . . . . . 89 . 44,67,73,89,178 . . . . . 78,119 . . . . . 188 .. 107 . . . . . 99 . . . 89,181 . . . 119 .. 119 . . . 99 . . . 119 89 .. 75,923,152 . . . 99,170 . . . 107 . . . 119 119 .. 46,448,119 .. 98,99,176 . . . . . . 28 .. 46,99,178 . . . 75,138 .. 107,178 . . . 120 . . . 107 . . . . 107 . . 75,99,160 . . . . 107 ...107 ..120 .....64 99,160 ....16 ...138 120 . . 120,158 , 76,78,89 . . . . 107 .. 118,181 . . . 120 . . . 120 .. 46,120 . . . . . . . . 107 . . . . 47,98,99,178 99,158,160,161,170 . , . . 67,80,89,107 138 .....78 78,79 .......51 .. 98,99,178,169 . . . . . . 64,74 89,176 ,. 74,76,120,18l . . . 46,120,178 . . . . . . 120 . . . 44,89 ,. 120 .. 120 Pictorial Brimmer, Jeanetta . Brodine, Lynda . . . Brotzman, Doris . . Brumback, Betty L. Brust, Ted ...... Bruton, Lloyd .... Bryan, Cheryl . . . Buchanan, Paul W. . Bump, William . . . Burnside, Glen . . Bundy, Rocky L. . . Burgess, John . . . Burgess, Meta I. . . Burk, Orville . . . Bursey, Steven . , . Burtram, Kenneth . Burwick, Doug . , Butler, Diane . . . Butrin, John . Cagle, John . . Cain, Nancy . . . Calahan, Carl .... Cameron, Candy R. Canada, Ronnie . . . Cardenas, Felix, Jr. Carothers, Kenneth . Carr, Diane ..... Casella, Susan . . . Casey, Stephen W. . Casso, Judy ..... Champion, Richard G. . . Chaney, Rita L. .... . Chastain, Johnnie E. Cheatham, Eslean . Cheatham, S. T. . . Chitwood, Donna A. Church, Alan D. . . Ciociola, Donna . Ciociola, Michael . Clark, Frances J. . Clark, Rickey T. . . Clifton, Carole . . Coates, Carole . . . Cochran, Linda A. . Cohen, David H., Sr. Colbaugh, Florence . Colbaugh, Keith . . . Colbaugh, Phil . . Cole, Sarah ..... Cole, Steve ...... Coleman, Geoffrey C. Coleman, Susan . . . Colletti, Carl .... Commins, Janice . . Comins, Raymond H. Compton, Ancel . . . Cook, Philip M. . . . Cook, Richard F. . . Cope, Paul ...... Cooper, Sanford A. . Cooper, Stanley O. . Corley, Ken ..... Cosgrove, Barbara J. Cosgrove, Carol A. . Couch, Lawrence M. Cowens, David C. . . Cox, Beverly ..... Cox, Duane ...... Crawford, Jerry B. . Crawford, Rachel L. . Creek, Cliff ...... Creider, Daniel . . Creider, Joel T. . . . Crosby, David P. . . Cross, Willie Mae . . Crostic, Emily . . . Crouch, Hazel . . Crouch, Phillip . . Crouse, Carolyn E. . Crow, Barbara J. . . Crump, Louis E. . Culberson, Lois . . . Culberson, Terry . . . Cullison, Gary R. . . Culp, William R. . Cutrona, David , . ndex .. 107 . . . 107 .. 107,169 .. 118,120 .. 106,107 . , . 137 . . . 107 . . . 79,120 . , . . 89 . , . 89,151 .. 120 .. 16 .. 120 .. 99 . . . . . . 107 . . . . . . . 159 . 44,108,176,18l 106,108 . 89,171,174,l76 . . . . . . . 99 . . . . . . 138 .. 16,24 . . . . . . . . 120 73,138 . 46,76,108,158,181 . . . . . . . . . 89 . . . . . . . . 89 .. 75,99 .. 108,176 . . 99,178 . . . 16 , 121 . 108 .. 26 .. 26 . . . 121 . . . 188 90 .. 90,170 .. 37,44,108 . . . . 121 . . . 138 . . 47,108 . . . 121 . . . 121 . . . 26 . . . . . . 90 .. 63,75,108 . . . 45,90 . . . 64 .. 108 .. 188 . . . 90 . . . 28,99 .. 121 .. 138 . 100,151 . . . . . 108 .. 16,23,176 .. 76,121 . . . . 121 .. 75,88,90 .. 108,178 . . 38,121 .. 121 . . . 121 . . . 106,108 190 108 ..121 64 90 121,181 88,90 90 ..44,46,90 16 ,.l0,16,59 121,169 ..122,176 108 ..108 90 ..100 122 . . 108,181 Dailey, Mary R. . . Dangler, Walt . . Dashiell, Diana . Davis, Carol . . . Davis, Inez ..... Davis, Philip Dean . . Deacon, F. Jay . . . 'Deck, Gary B. . . . . Deligianis, Libbie . Deligianis, Lucky . . DeLine, David . . Demetrus, Judy . . Dennis, Ed. M. . . Denton, Carol . . . Devers, Terry .... Dick, Merrilee J. . . Diller, Linda ..... Disselkoen, Dennis . Dohm, Don ..... Dohm, David R. . Dohm, Joyce .... Dotson, Sondra E. . Doughty, Carol E. . Drake, David . . . Drake, Elsie P. . . Dron, D avid ..... Downing, Martha . . Dubbles, Ron .... DuFrien Dunbar, Dunbar, Duncan, Duncan d, Jim D. . . Claude . . . Kenneth R. Bob ..... Hugh T. . . Dimcan, Robert H. . Durgin, Dyck, N Kenneth . . . elson . . . Eaves, Terry . . Ecker, Elaine , . . Eilers, Beverly K. . Eliason, Michael . . Elliott, Gloria D. . . Epard, Reba J. . . . Episcopo, John M. III Erdvig, Lynea .... Erickson, Carol A. . Erickson, Cleall Mrs. Eskelin, Neil J. .... . Evans, Charles I-I. . . Evans, Noel ..... Ewen, William A. . . Falch, David T. . . Fava, Karen E. . . Fenster, Patricia . . Ferrante, Frances . . Ferrante, Norene . . Filancia, Fischer, Joe . . . Dianna .. Fisher, Don . . . Fisher, John .... Flokstra, Flokstra, Gerard . . . John . . . Flower, J. R. . . Ford, Ruth A. . . Ford, Sandra .... Foster, Carolyn . . Foster, Opal C. . . Fox, Lyle .... Fravel, Joan . . Frick, Iv 31' ....... Frick, Larry ..... Galloway, Harrison D. Gambill, Judson T. . . . Gamerdinger, Kenneth' Gamerdinger, Rose Garlo, David . . . Garlo, Jacqui ..... Garlock, John .... Garner, Howard S. . . Garrison, Glen . . . Garrison, Helen M. . Garvin, Henry, Jr. . . Genevicz, Robert . . . George, T. C. . . . . Gerber, Herman . . Gill, Norman .... Gillette, Miles R. . . uyn, . . 122 .. 73,79,l22 .. 122,181 . . . 122 .. 26 .. 141 . . 41,91 . . . . 100 . . . 44,8891 . . . . 122 . . . . . 188 . . 28,88,91 . . . . . . . 108 . . 46,48,109,161 . . . . . . . 109 . . . 100,176 . . . . . 91 .. 91,169 ,. 78,100 . . 100,122 50 122 .. 122,137 .. 12,17,175 17 109 109 . 100,157 in .. 109 122 181 ..I'79,128 123 .. 37,40,100 109 .. 109 ... 47,91 128 109,169 .. 48,123,178 128 .. 128 .. 188 .. 128 .. 55 .. 17 .. 128 .. 137 123 128 . . 47,48,100,178 . . . . . 109 109 118,123,176 40,44,78,91,170,174 91 109 .. 100 .. 17,106 .. 109 . . . 51 . . . . . 100 . . . . . . 109 . . 47,159,176 . . . . . 123 . . 109 . . . 138 . . . . . 175 .. 67,91,176 . . . . . 100 . . . 123 . . . 91,170 . . . 44,109 . . . 124 . . 55 . . . 17 . . . . 100 . . . 78,124 . . . 124 . . 124 . . 91 ' . . 91 . . . 138 .. 109,158 ...100 I I Gilman, Thomas - - Glenn, Mike .--- Goldman, Darryl - - Gould, Marty - ' ' ' Grace, Ronald W. - I Grace, Steve ..... Grafton, Barbara J. . Green, Alvin .--- - Green, John . . - - Greene, D. S. . . I Griffin, Elylelrett . . 9 - Grisby, 19 Griiham, Sandra M. - - Hall, Beatrice . - - - - Hall, Loretta . . - - Hall, Shelia . - - - - - Hallgrimson, Wanda - Halverson, Rosetta - - Hamilton, Cliff ..-- Hampton, W3Yne ' ' Hannan, Carol J. . . Hansen, John . . - ' - Hansen, Richard. . - - - Harmantas, Denise ' - Harpster, Lawrence A. . - Harreld, Warren . . - - Harreld, Wilma' ---- Harrell, Catherine . . Harris, Charles . - - Harris, Rallin ' ' ' Harris, Rebecca J. . - Hartman, James H. - - Hartwig, Roger - ' ' l-lauck, Sharon - - - Hauge, Oren .--- I Hawkins, Donald . . Hayden, Linda . . I Hays, Carolyn - - I Heady, Susan C. . I Heaston,Ted ' Hemminger, Laverne . - Henderson, Donald . - Hendry, Linda . - Henley, Bob . - - Hershey, Deanna . - Hickman, James - - Hill, Larry - 3 ' ' ' ' n6cnar6,Phyl11S - ' Hogan, Vifginla ' ' Holem, Lloyd ' ' ' Holmbel'EI Juqy ' ' Hopkins, Connie . - Horning, Merle - ' Horton, Stanley - - - Hoskins, Susan - - Howard, Becky - - Howard, Dalfid ' ' ' ' Huebner, Robert L. r - HIrff,Gale Hughes, Carol - - - - Hughes, Jonathan - - ' Hughes, Michael D. - . Hnnkins, Sherry - - I Hurgt, Gene R- - ' ' I Hurtadoy Lgrry .... I Hurtada, Linda A- - I Hutchinson, Mmam ' ice, Sharon -I-- Irwin. Ramond S' ' ' Jackson, Jafnef ' ' - Jackson. Minnie ' ' Jackson, PnYu'S ' ' ' I James, Julia E. - - I Jansen, Haffls A ' l Jaqulsh, Sh6l13 - - ' Jaikins, Gafy - ' ' ' ' I Jennings, Charles A-P Jennings, Raymond Y. Jess, Dean . . . Jimenez, Jeanette - I Jimenez, Rafael ' '. Johns, DOWN ' ' Johnson, Gary D- - Johnson, J0'3nne Johnson. MafnYnh ' ' Johnson, Mnffnnh -1 ' Johnson, Mike. - - ' I I . .. . I Johnson, Patricia? I Jones. Danny C' ' Jones. Judith A- ' Jones. Maurice G' v 3 . I 'F 139 . ..... 93 123 ...94 Patricia. H. Pearsall, Norman . - A - - - . 122 .. 73.79,122 -. 122,101 . . . 122 - . 26 .. 141 .. 41,91 - V . . 100 - V 44,88,9l . . . . 122 - A - . . 138 .. 20,0391 - - . . . . . 108 . 46,48,109,161 - .-.. . 109 - . . 100,176 . . . . 91 . . 91,169 . . 78,100 .. 100,122 . . . . . 122 .. 122,137 .. 12,17,175 . . . , 17 .1 109 . . . 109 .. 100,157 . . , 122 .. 109 .. 122 - . . . 181 . . '79,123 . . . . 123 .. 37,40,100 . . . . 109 . . . 109 . . . 47,91 - - . . . 123 . . . 109,169 . 48,123,178 . . , . 123 .. 123 .. 138 .. 123 - . . 55 - . . 17 .. 123 .. 137 123 123 47,48,100,178 109 109 118,123,176 40 44 78,91,170,174 91 109 ...100 ..17,106 ...109 ..51 ....100 109 47,159,176 . . . . 123 .. 109 . . . , 138 . . . . 175 . 67,91,176 100 ., 91,170 .. 44,109 J. 124 55 17 100 ..'78,124 124 .. 124 .. 91 .. 91 138 . 109,158 100 , 1 Gilman, Thomas . . Glenn, Mike ..,, Goldman, Darryl . . Gould, Marty .... Grace, Ronald W. . . Grace, Steve ...,... Grafton, Barbara J. . . Green, Alvin ...... Green, John ..,. Greene, D. S. . . , . Griffin, Everett . . . Grigsby, Mike ..... Grisham, Sandra M. . . Hall, Beatrice ..... Hall, Loretta .... Hall, Shelia ...... Hallgrimson, Wanda . Halverson, Rosetta . . Hamilton, Cliff .... Hampton, Wayne . . Hannan, Carol J. . Hansen, John .... Hansen, Richard .... Harmantas, Denise . . Harpster, Lawrence A. Harreld, Warren .... Harreld, Wilma .... Harrell, Catherine . . . Harris, Charles . . . Harris, Ralph .... Harris, Rebecca J. . . Hartman, James H. . Hartwig, Roger . . Hauck, Sharon . . . Hauge, Oren . ,... Hawkins, Donald . . Hayden, Linda . . Hays, Carolyn .... Heady, Susan C. . . Heasion, Ted ..... Hemminger, Laverne . Henderson, Donald . . Hendry, Linda . . . Henley, Bob . . . Hershey, Deanna . Hickman, James , . Hill, Larry .... Hochard, Phyllis . . Hogan, Virginia . . Holem, Lloyd . . Holmberg, Judy . . Hopkins, Connie . . Horning, Merle . . Horton, Stanley . . . Hoskins, Susan . . . Howard, Becky . . Howard, David .... Huebner, Robert L. . Huff, Gale ..... Hughes, Carol . . . Hughes, Jonathan . . Hughes, Michael D. . Himkins, Sherry . . . Hurst, Gene R. . . Hurtado, Larry . , . Hurtada, Linda ..., Hutchinson, Miriam B Ice, Sharon ...... Irwin, Ramond S. . . Jackson, James . . Jackson, Minnie . . Jackson, Phyllis . . James, Julia E. . Jansen, Harris , . . Jaquish, Shelia A. . Jenkins, Gary ..... Jennings, Charles A. Jennings,-RaymondlP. .. Jess, Dean .... .,1'. 1 . Jimenez, Jeanette ' J. Jimenez, Rafael . .. Johns,'D0nald . . .. Johnson, Gary D. 1. Johnson, Joanne .,.: Johnson, Marilyne? . Johnson Merviny, . Johnson Mike, 5 . .gl J ohnson, Jones, Danny Cf .' . Jones, Judith A. . , Jones, Maurice G. . . 39,92,170 . . . . . 109 . . , . 138 . . 138,159 . . . 124 . . 124,181 . . . 124 .. 45,100 . . . . 47,92 . 67.92,178 . . 74,713,138 . . . 78,124 . . . 124 . . . 26 . . . . . . 92 . . . . . 110 33,54,110,171,178 46 . . . 46,101 . . . . . 101 68,74,124,169 , , . . . 124 . . . . . 124 ,48,75,124,161 . . . . , 124 . . . . . 101 . . . 101 . . . 110 . . . 17 . . . 175 . . . . . 124 . . , . . 124 79,113,124,170 . . . . . . 101 . . 47,43,124 . . . 110,154 47,48,110,176 . . . . 37,101 . . . . 124 .. 101,162 , . . 139 .. 17,88 . . . . 139 . . . 78,139 . . , 101 . . . . 110 .. 139,159 . . . 110 , . . . 26 . . . . 110 .. 101,162 , . . , 101 . . . 101 . . . 17,21 .. 139 . . 139 . . 110 . . 125 . . 110 . . 101 . . 101 . . 125 . . 110 . . . . 110 . . 18,118 92 . . . 125 ...26 . . . 125 . . 29 .. 29 .. 101 .. 125 , . .4 18 . . . . . . 125 . . . 63,77,92 , . . . 102 . . 139 .. 110 . . 92 .. 92 . . . . 11,18 . . 125,156 . . . . 92 139 110 110 125 . , 102 125 . , 125 Jones, Spencer . . Jones, Verla D, , Jorden, Dale . . Kaiser, Carol ..,. Kaluka, Glenn M. . Kautz, James . . , Kee, Foo Wan . . Keene, John ..... Keifer, Florence . , Keifer, James , . Keist, Kathy . , . Keith, Darleen , . Kelley, Rader , , . Kemp, Michael D. . . Kiger, William K. . , Kindred, Jay W. , . King, Marilyn . . King, Terry . . . Kinion, Mary . . Kinsey, Bill ....... Kirk, Karen ...,.... Kirschenmann, Rosella . . Knapp, David ....... Knutsen, Donald P, . . Koenig, Patricia A. . . Kohl, Loren H. . . Kolas, Joyce ..... Kuehnle, Ben ..... Kulynyis, William, Jr. Kuykendall, Samuel . . LaBrie, Judy G. . . Lackrone, Marshall . . .Lacock, Elaine . . . Lakey, Larry . . Lane, Linda ..,.. Larson, Eva ...... Latimer, Charles M. . , Lawrence, Edgar . . . Lawson, Ron ..., Leach, William F. . . Leas ure, Wayne . . . Lee, Amanda . . . Lee, Jimmy D. . . Lee, Ruth E. . . Lee, William . . . Leisure, George . . Lennox, Eugene . . Lewis, Brenda S. . Lewis, David . . . Liberato, Frank . . Liddle, Barbara . . Licquia, Judy . . Lin, Yen-Sha . . . Lohne, Andrea . . . Long, Carol ...... Lougheed, Rebecca . . Lowe, Eleanor .... Lowe, Linda 0. . . . . Lowery, William E. . . Loy, Steve ...... Lozier, Joseph ..,. Lozier, Nancy ,...,. Lundman, Rosemary . . Lynch, Timothy J. . . McCarley, Robert T. . McClendon, Johnny E. . McClure, Jerome , . , McClure, Richard E. . McCroskey, Jack R. . . McCullough, Harry Paul McEwen, Randy S. .... . McGalliard, Katherine J. . . McGalliard, Sherry . . McGraw, Ray V. . . . Mclntyre, Curtis O. . . McLellan, Betty . . McLellan, Cyril , . McMasters, Gail . . McMillan, Robert . McNaughton, Judy . MacAlmon, Edward MacKillop, Beverly Mackish, Bonnie . . Mallory, John F. . Maloney, Sharon . . . Manning, Jeanne A. Manning, Linda . . Markese, David . . Marks, Robert ,... Markstrom, Paul R. . Markum, Robert W. . . , . 79,139 , 46,48,125 . . . , 92 . . 27,102 . . . 102 , . 92 . . . 137 . . 26 . . 92 . . 92 1 . . . 110 .. 110,176 . . . . 29 . . 125 , . 125 102 139 68,73,125,181 . 125,161,181 . . . . . . 139 . . . . 139 . . . . 92 . . . 44,111 . . . 126 . . 126 . . 126 . . . 111 .. 41,111 . . 102 . . . 102 , . 48,102 . . 111 . . . . .92 . . . . . . 111 111,158,161 .. 18,22,49 . . . 139 . , . . 18 . . . 71,139 . . . . 126,181 . . . . . 47,111 47,43,120,170,131 . . . . . . . 139 . . . . . . . 120 . . . 111 . . 93 . . . 93 .. 126,176 . . . . . . 120 . . 63,73,77,93 . , . . . 139 .. 111,159,176 . . , . . 111 , . . . . 46 . . . 37,93 . . . 46,111 . , . . . 13 .. 47,102,178 . . . . 126 . . 03,7593 . . , 93,151 . . , 111 . . . . . . . 111 . . . . . . . 126 39,47,79,126,161 . . . . . . . 126 . . . 93 . . 102 . . . . . 126 . . . . . . . 111 . . 47,48,126,158 . . . . . . 126 . . . . , 93 . . 127 . . . . 127 . . . . . 49 . . 18,179,181 . . . . 26 . . 139 . . 112 . . 44,102 . . 44,102 . 112,176 . . . 127 . . . 18 . . . . 47,127 . . . . . . , . 140 . 106,112,178,181 . . . . 112,158 . . . 18 127 Martin, Don ,..... 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Munger, Ken . . Muntz, Faith A. . . . Murnahan, Donald . . Murray, Alice F. . . Murray, Linda .... Murray, Norman L. . Murray, Susan J. . . Myrick, Steve . . . Neely, Phyllis S. . . Nelson, Will M. . . . Neville, Carolyn J. . Newbert, Wesley . . Newcomb, Harold R. Nicholson, Cynthia . Nicholson, Richard . Nightingale, Sandra K. . . Nissley, Lois ..... Nuest, Paul .... O'Brien, David . . . 0'Daniel, Larry H. . Odle, Richard . . . Oglesby, Gary . . Ojala, Barbara . . Ojala, Kenneth . . Oliff, Larry ..... Oliveri, Emanuel . . Omori, Sonoko . . . Orr, Larry J. . . . Orrell, Richard . , . Osborne, Karen B. . Ott, Lowell D. . . . Owens, Curtis B. . Palma, Anthony . . Palma, Betty .... Palmer, Marilynn . Parkhurst, Gene . . Parks, Carolyn . . Parks, Paul D, . . Parmer, Jerry . . . Parry, Eleanor . . . Peasley, Nina M. . 160 127 . . 45,137,139 , 44,112,166 , . 39,127 , . , . 102 .. 112,178 .. 127,181 103,112,178 103 127 71,73,7B,127 . . . . . 103 . 93,153,170 ......71 . . , . 112 . . . . . 93 . . 73,112 . . . . 18 . . . . 18 . . . . . . 27 . . 79,93,162 , . . . . . 112 47,127,159,178 . . . . . . 103 . . . . . 103 . . 67,140 . . 103,159 . . . 127,178 ....93 . 127,158,161 . . . . . 127 . . . . 140 . . . 103,168 . . . . . 103 . . 73,711,103 . . 41,103 . . . 94 . . 18 . . 94 . . . 94 . . . . . 94 .. 46,48,103 . 103,176 , . 74,127,161 127 128 94 .. 128,133,181 128 112 . . 45,103 44,112,176 140 '. . . 38,128 . . 128,161,181 128 .. 103,151,155 . . . . 46,128 94,170,176 . . . . . 140 . . . . . 112 .. 33,67,94 . . . , 128 . . 28,104 . . . . 112 . . . . . 104 .. 104,158 .. 113,160 . . . . 113 . . . . . 94 . . . 113,151 40,113 , . . 104 128 . . . 59,94 75,120 . . 79,128 . . . 120 . . 19 . . 19 . . 113 . 113 .. 104,178 . . 128 140 19,52 19 37,46,-48,128,161 209 158 S001-ef, .... 67,97 . . . . . . . 140 54,88,97,135,178 135 First Assemb Pennington, Howard . 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Santeusanio, Robert . . .. 113 .. 129 28 . ..,....... 113 47,68,74,76,79,129 129 113 ..129 129 19 .. 46,113,161 129 ..44,113 ..33,104 ..129,158 113 ..113 ..140 ..129 . . , 71 . . . . 113 .. 63,75,94 . . . . 94 . . . 95 .. 78,104 . . . 19 .. 114 . . . . 29 .. 104,178 . . 46,104,158 .. 114,181 . . . . 114 . . , 129 . . . . . 104 ,. 129,161 . . . 129 . . 104 .. 129 .. 140 . . . . . 26 . , 75,00,95 . . . . . 50 . . . 19,45,136 .. 98,104,171 . . . . . 114 .. 129,161 .. 114,176 .. 130,181 . . . 130 .. 130 , . . . . 104 . . . 46,114 . . . 140 . . . 37,140 . . . 130 .. 130 .. 44,95 . . . . 46,130 .. 67,95,178 . . . 48,159 .. 47,48,114 .. 130,161,181 . . . . . 130 . . . 88,95 .. 114,176 . . . . 64 . . . . . . 130 . . . . . . 19,64 . 46,130,159,178 Seifert, Elaine .... Settlemire, William F Shanley, Brenda . . . Shannon, Albert R. . Sharkey, Terry S. . . Sheaves, Larry B. . Sheng, Stephen . . . Shetley, Andrew . . Shidler, Janet K. , Shores, Philip . . Shull, Michael . . . Shultz, Leland G. . . 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Stubbs, Arlene . . . Stubbs, Chalmer E. . Stull, David L. . . , . Sturgis, Harvey T., Jr Sunday, William . . . Suddeth, Jeanne L. . Suetter, Brenda . . . 114 ..114,130 95 ..131 131 114 . . . 79,131 . . . 37,105 . . . . 114 . , . 79,105 .. 140,178 . . . . 19 .. 46,50 .. 114 .. 131 .. 114 . . , 131 . . . 47,131 .. 131 .. 114 .. 114 . . . 131 47,131 115 . . . , 33,115,178 38,67,98,105,178 . . 105,160,167 ......115 ....115 ......140 . 27,105,115 .. 78,115,151 .. 115,160,161 115 95 68,74,79,131,176 . . . . 106,115 ,. 131,178 41 131 ,. 71,73,115 . . . . 116 . . . . 131 . . . . 131,181 .. 132,158,161 .. 47,76,116 . . . . . . 132 .. 60,74,132 . . . . . 26 . . . 28,105 .. 116 .. 116 .. 132 . . 95 .. 132 . . . . 96 .. 116,158 , . , . 116 .. 46,132 . . . . 116 . . . . . 116 . . 76,132,181 . . . . . . 96 . . . . . 96 .. 132 I ..... 105 . . .,..... 116 46,132,133,178 . . . . . 140 Terhune, Janice L. . . Terragnoli, Robert J. . Thompson, Mable . . . Thornton, Earl .... Throgmartin, Charles O Tilley, Howard R. . . . Tosh, Loren D. . . . . Totman, Brenda . . Totman, David W, . . . Tozzolina, Frank, Jr. . Trant, Walter J. III ' . . Tranthan, Bonita ,... Trappenberg, David W. Treseder, Frank . . . Trippitelli, Nancy . . . Turner, Johnese . . Turney, Russell . . . Tyler, Mary Ellen . . Underwood, Tom . . Uselman, Judith .... Van Natter, Richard . . Ven Rooy, Gary L. . . Vescelus, Barbara . . Villafane, Eldin . . . Villaneuva, Arsenio . . Vinson, Carol .,.. Vlasz, James ...... Wagoner, Barbara . . Wahl, Stuart D. . . . Waleger, Stephen . . Walegir, Zena . . . Wallace, James . . . Wampler, Joye L. . . . Wangle, Clarence V. . Ward, C. M. ..... . Warnock, Gary . . . Wartian, Mary . Waters, Tim . . Watrous, Hope . . Watson, David G. . Way, Florence . . Wead, Ray .... Webb, Genevieve . . Webb, Joyce . . . Weldon, Mike . . . Wells, Tom L. , . Wesson, Ruby . . Weston, Stanley . . . West, Connie S. . West, Helen .... Wheeler, Johnna . . White, Clifford . . White, Marilyn . . Whitney, Eugene . . Wiersma, Jane O. . . Wigington, David . . Wilhite, Marsha . . Williams, Glenda . . Williams, Joyce . . Williams, Kathy . . Williamson, Richard v. Wilson, Connie . . . Wilson, Freda E. . Wilson, John . , . Winkle, Glenda . . Wireman, Terry . . Woods, Jan ...... Worley, Leonard, Jr. Wornstaff, Janet , . 133 133 ..9,19 .. 116,178 z.. 133 116 133 140 133 ..96,170 117 140 133 96,160,170,176 105 75,133,178 105 133 ..117,176 140 ..41,96,176 133 ..117 96 137 ..38,55,117 117 ..105 ..117 12 49 . , 74,79,133 . . 75,134 ., 134 19 37,-14,105,162,167 . . . . . . 40,96 96 . 79,118,134,178 . . . . . . . 26 .. 13,26 .. 97 .. 105 . . 134 .. 161 . . . . 137 .. 134,170 . . . 97 .. 117 .. 28 .. 117 .. 134 . . . . 134 .. 135,181 . . . 117 . . . . . 55,117 . .... 47,105 49 46,48,135,159,176 . . . 13,19,63,64 19 , . . . 117,176 117,169,176,181 117 .,. Alumni Asso Assembly of Huntingt Barneyby Off Barth's . Calvary Temp Lynnfield Calvary Tem Springfie Campus Books Canteen Comj Central Asser Springfiel Citizens Bank Colonial Bake DeWitt-N ew Dr. Pepper B East Side Ass Springfiel Evangel Tem Springfiei Newton, Foremost Da - ...Qi Freshman Cl General Cour Savoca, Nicholas . . . ........ 95 Sundquist, Ernest . . . . 29 Wray, Quentin L. . . . 135 Scalzo, Annalee . . . . . 47,48,130,178 Sunny, Frank .... ..... 2 7 Wright, Barry . . . . . 140 Schauble, Sandra L. . . ......... 130 Sutton, David ..... ....... 1 16 Wright, Keith . . . . 47,178 Schaumburg, David . . . ...... 114,169 Swaim, Larry .... . . 46,105,178 Wright, Linda . , , , . 117 Schaumburg, Harry , 98y104,168'169,171 Swaim, Winifred, Mrs. . . . . 19,46,49 Wright, Michael K. . . . . 135 Schaumburg, Thomas E. . . ......... 130 Swanson, Diane . . . .... 140 Wynn, Harold A. . . . 135 Schmidgall, Linda . . , , , 27,95 Swartz, Gracia .... ,,,,, 9 6 Wynn, Ileta R. . . . . . . 135 Schneider, Ernie .... , , , 28 Swett, Walter, Jr. . . . . 41,132 York, Ronald L. . . . . . . 140 Schultz, Sharon . , . , , , 95 Tackett, Gwen A. . . . . . 132 Yamasaki, Haruhiko . . 137 , l,-, W, scott, Mary ..... , . 36,37 Taikingmn, Keith . . . , . 105 Yost, Hary ....,.. . . 97 , I. Sederwall, John . . . . 46,114 Taylor, Linda K. . 1 .... 133 Young, Kenneth ..., . . 105 ' V' fit lgi V Seeber, Deon . . . . . 44,95 Taylor, Mary Ann . . , , 116,137 Zimmerman, Thomas F. . . . . 59 57.3 ,543 f1E.,f' 'V' ' 1 Y , 4 S . A ' i 1 Q. . 210 133 133 9 19 116 178 133 . 116 . . . 133 . . . 140 . . . 133 96,170 . , . . . . 117 ., ....., 140 133 . 96,160,l70,176 . . . . . . . . 105 . . . 75,133 178 105 133 117 176 140 4196176 . , 133 . . 117 . . . . , . 96 . . . . . . . 137 . . . 38,55,ll7 . . , , . 117 . . . . . 105 . , 117 12 49 74 79 133 75 134 134 19 158 37 44 105 162 167 40 96 96 79 118 134 178 26 67 97 13 26 97 105 134 161 137 134 178 97 117 28 117 134 134 135 181 117 55 117 140 54 88 97 135 178 47 105 49 46 48 135 159 176 13 19 63 64 19 135 117 176 117 169 176 181 117 135 140 47 178 117 135 135 135 140 137 97 105 59 Business Index Alumni Association . . Assembly of God, Huntington Station, LI, N.Y. . . . Barneyby Office Supply . . . Barth's ...... Calvary Temple, Lynnfield, Mass. . . Calvary Temple, Springfield, Mo. . Campus Bookstore . . Canteen Company . . . Central Assembly, Springfield, Mo. '. Citizens Bank . . . Colonial Bakery . . . DeWitt-Newton .... Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. . . East Side Assembly, Springfield, Mo. . Evangel Temple, ' Springfield, Mo. . First Assembly, Newton, Iowa . . . Foremost Dairy . . .. Breshman Class ................. General Council of the Assemblies of God Hocklander Jewelry . . . Jewel E. Windle . . . Junior Class ......... Kansas District Council .... Kentwood Arms ...... Klinger Mortuary . . . Madden Oil Company .... Michigan District Council . . . New Mexico District Council . . . New York District Council . . . Northside Assembly, Fort Worth, Texas . . . Ohio District Council .... Oklahoma District Council . . . O'Reilly Automotive .... Potomac District Council . . . Sophomore Class .............. Southern California District Council Southern New England District Council ............. Tennessee District Council . . . Wisconsin and North Michigan District Council ......... 211 212 Barbara uallg 1949-1953 I THE 1968 STAT JOHN,-T. MORAR ADVXSOR THOMAS A. GILMAN J EDXTOR ' SHARON BEVERIOOE LBYYOUT JOYCE MASON LITERARY JERRY T. SLUKA COORDINATOF EARL THORNTON BUSXNESS MANA 3 RAYMOND H. cow ASSISTANT PHC CAROL COSGROVE SECRETARY SUSAN MURRAY TYPIST ' a -'21 3 'gf fu -L Q' , ' Q , ,- , ,, . . -S I - 'Y 53 ' . A . W Y f il E T QT CENT C ' SPR N If TI-IE 1968 STAFF JOHNVI T. MORAR TH M ILM N H ON BE ER D E JOY E MA ON JER Y T UKA EARL THORNT N RAYMOND H COMIN ARO CO VE SUSAN MIJRR Y THE YEARBOOK PUBLICATION of CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE -,iii spmusvueto, Mussoum Dear Friends: Well, the l967-l968 school year has ended and a new year has begun. Looking back we see that God has been with us at Central Bible College. Certainly this has been a year of events and activities which made us better able to nOccupy Until He Comes,H ' H' We grieve for two of our number who went Home to be with the Lord--Barbara Qualls and Phil Davis. lt's often hard to understand why He would take such young lives. We may ques- tion Him, but He says to commit our ways unto Him and do not rely upon our own understandingg us. We must rejoice in this. He knows what is best for But God has not taken all of us. You and l remain to do His will and work on earth until He does come. He has a plan and purpose for each of us. May we trust Him and allow Him to guide us a day at a time. We rejoice in this too. We, the staff of the l968 CUP, hope you enjoy this edition-- the 30th CUP to be produced at Central Bible College. We have enjoyed preparing it for you. Please pardon the delay in publication. We hope the fond memories it brings back to you will make the wait worthwhile. May God's blessing be upon each of you now. 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