Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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A A 1 1, A U M ' « (y X - ; -rt r ■i i?l.. ' r .- j.H ' - ' ' ,-( () V i . ' ] 1 y , V XU fr ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - K y [ y J ), OW 2 A- M. THE CUP Vol. 38 Central Bible College • -: The Challenge Of . . . A New Day L OA J .XS X k cw J2 , AO ' .v ' XA .J NT) .. - ' This book is dedicated to the harvest. ' . ' i ' ,; ' i. ' ' iM ' iivv ' ti -i ' M r ; ' • W F r ' - ;t T:-. • ■ ■,,■, rx. • •vrL vi-:-. .mi that will be reaped in our New Day 1 ' ' . ' Pholo l)v I. P.Miisprove t fd. ■ -Br xinU ' ?. Any -m i- OEA KJ ic- y ' J -E-O -7T+£ v nr ' -iX- rn T ' Tell them, even if they don ' t believe you; just tell them for me, please tell them for me that • • • I love them and I came to let them know. Tell them, when it seems you are forsaken ' ; just tell them, though it seems your earth is shaken; Just tell them for me, please tell them for me that I love them and I came to let them know. Tell that lonely man who walks the cold streets all alone, tell that crying child who has no home. 10 Tell those hungry people ' . dying, lost and in i iti despair, they don ' t even know that I care. Oh, won ' t you tell them on the streets and on the highways, compel them and even on the by-ways. 12 Tell them I can mend the broken hearted, restore the ones who have parted. M ' ,. X-i v ■ :- -; i W v - yf- - - s . V ' -r5 •- J?: - ' - • J 1 •i- ' -il ' J ' — ' ' •. , . ■:- ' L «f . ■ ' « 5 -i And I came to let them know . . . mi u0m m Bi ' -«?   --■- r • A 14 And I came to let them know. TELL THEM by Andrae Crouch © 1975 by LEXICON MUSIC, INC. ASCAP All rights reserved. International Copyright Secured. Llsed by special permission. 15 i tl. ' ■ TTr, ). ii i t X X I 1 ■ •, • - ' ' : ■ 1 i-f j CONTENTS PEOPLE 18 FACULTY AND STAFF 28 CLASSES 46 STUDENT LIFE 112 ORGANIZATIONS 128 SPORTS 174 ADS — INDEX ...206 Gih ' e .- I OJt tJ o t (mig rmrf«yy r; People iM IK K K K An ox( lusui ' pu lure ot Ihe CUP Dark room I hdip huling Irom Bro Wdlfgir I wish somcont ' would pay my bill ■■ 50c Nose Wash ' I (loni are i( il did crawl off your plale, we don ' l give refunds. ' 20 Ipt me check my list. Ah-h . . tlo you play piano? Sing alio? Look good al convenlions?? to ) No, I ' m sorfy, George, but I can ' l lei you out yel. ' This has got lo be the smallest Chapel healing unil in Ihp world!!! 21 Board of Directors Consisting of qualified and experienced men. The Board of DirtHtors guides and leads C R C in cvpansion and the torming of objectives. Lelllo right Rev Don McKinny, Dr Charles Kondrii k, Rev Norman Surrall, Dr Philip Crouch, Dr Hardy Sicinbprg, Dr T F Zimmerman, Mr How- ard Cenlry, Rev Gene lackson. Dr. Philip Hogan, Rev Raymond Hudson, Rev George Wesilake, Mr Steven Tomen 22 I ' hilip Croih h Board of Administration Serving in an advisory capacity to the Board of Directors, the Board of Administration is vitally connected and concerned with the operation of Central Bible College and with the objective of training ministers and missionaries. {3d ,i(J Oraki Stephen WdloRir 23 m President Philip Crouch Brother Crouch ' s sensitivity to Cod ' s will, His love for Central Bible College, his wealth of experi- ence, combine — helping him meet the demands the office of president hold. RcspccU ' d by stuciont and fdculty, Dc.in Kirsch applies his wisdom and cxpcrieriK- in counsoling slu- donls, governing student affairs, and over-seeing the fac ulty. His eonc (nn and ( ornrniliiK ' nl to the responsibility of the Oftice of Hean reflects itself in the way he tries to solve each individual ' s problems. Dean Elmer Kirsch 25 David Drake Ki ' dciv wilh wil, wisdom .ind ddvuc, David Drake helps jll sludenls neec inj? help s( hedLile c hanges and luture planning. Not only does h( supervise registration and arrange class sche- dules, Davici l rake clears applicants and processes transfer papers. Inter- ested and I ii()al)le Uro. Drake. Alan G. Phillips From the newly formed Office of Develop- ment, Alan Phillips constantly works for har- mony between C.B.C. and its environment. Meeting the challenge of public relations tactfully, Bro. Phillips concerns himself with the image of Central Bible CcjJIege. Stephen Walegir From the supervising of the smallest build- ing project to the signing of permits to enroll, Stephen Walegir, concerns himself with the affairs of C.B.C. The business office serves as a base for his rounds into the daily developments of C.B.C. Improve- ments and a balanced budget followed his coming to C.B.C. 27 What do you feel is the biggest challenge facing the students going into the ministry today? BENNY AKER The biggest problem is translating Biblical authority and revelation into one ' s personal faith and ministry in terms of life ' s most basic questions. Assistant professor in Bible and theology FRANCIS BIXLER The biggest challenge facing students is the need to give their congregations food to I grow on. More and more, the man in the 1 pew is college educated, articulate, and hungry for solid food from the pulpit. Instructor in English VIRGINIA ARNOLD The challenge is the broad scope of human needs in our modern day society. Because of this broad scope we truly must know, Not by might, not by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord. Instructor in physical education SAMUEL BECKDAHL The biggest challenge students face in the ministry today, is the tremendous popula- tion explosion and how to effectively gel the gospel preached in all the world. Assistant professor in general education FOREST ARNOLD Knowing you are in Cod ' s will is primary and with this, being willing to hold sicadv the first few years as the Lord molds you into your ministry. Associate professor in physical education CARLCALLIHAN The Creat Commission remains as the greatest challenge to the ministry. Success in the ministry will be the fulfillment of this commission through a Christ-centered, Bible-centered, and person-related minis- try. Student counselor, associate professor in general education. Chairman, Division of General Education. 29 ()K ( II WU ' SION Un (X ' oplc arc lurnod oil l)v orKiinl cd religion !)( ' ( dusi ' jl docs not sootn r( l( .inl to Ihoir lives Sludcnls ( an rneol Iho (hallcnso l)V holping the i hurc h meet the spec ilic and immodidtt needs. Inslrui tor in television prodLii tion RICHARD CHAMPION Because of Iho permissive altitude ol our society, I believe that maintaining personal dedication and integritv continue as the big gest c hdllenge. Inslruc lor in lournalism PAUI COPE The c hallenge is lo n ' fk and di ' prnilon the Holy Spirit for guidance and direction of your ministry. Assistant professor In music TURNER COLLINS One of the big problems is the chasm between the modern ' intellectual Christian ' and many groups of believers. Assistant Professcjr in Biology HA tL CROUCH I would say a big challenge is attempting to meet the multitucfinous needs of so many fragmented people. Only by the power of God can It be dcjncv BliI it can! Hallelujah! ' ; r iiin-ai T R A ! -r R! 30 nmii ' c KoucH ' Ihc ttidllcngo of the ministry today is no (lilte rent trotn what it has been since the days ol Christ ' s coming to this world in human form. There must be no holding back. President, associate professor in speech i:) AVID DRAKE The l)iggesl Is to be where Cod wants one to be, and to be what Cod wants one to be, and to recognize that he, as Lord, is a revvarcJer of those who diligently seek Him. Director of Admissions and Records, associ- ate professor in English and psychology i 1 ELSIE DRAKE Having a teachable spirit and being willing each day, to submit to the k-ading of the Holy Spirit. Instructor in music WALTER ERNST Biggest challenge — it is the same chal- lenge which faces all who would serve the Lord in ministry: to close enough to the mind and presence of Cod. Associate professor in science GERARD FLOKSTRA The challenge is twofold First the chal- lenge is believing Cod and taking Hiin at His word; the sec ond c hallenge is to be cjpcn to the moving of the spirit. Liljrarian and associate professor in theology ELEANOR CUYNES I feel that the greatest c hallenge fac ing the student in ministry today is that of mamlain- ing his own devolicjnal life and spiritual development. Assistant professor in missions and religious education i?%b HB Dfe ' J HP Wr. ' - W i- i ' -.tH l ' .:. , .: 3 31 LOUISE HARRISON The grcdicsl ( hdllcngc is lo pcrpoluate DONNA HALL C.B.C. by Iheir findncial support to be a To keep th(. same dedication as vou startec) ■aining center for missionaries and minis- with. Don ' t lose sight of your goal and keep your same (ledi( alion. Instruc tor in music ters Inslriii lor in f nglish CHARILS HARRIS Their biggest c hallengc is that of ( (intend mg lor the laith oni e delivered to the saints evangelism by resisting tendencies toward a watered- down, humanistic tv|ie I ' enlec ostalism Professor in Biljle and c hurch ministries. Chairman. Division of Church Minislri( s RONHEID I personally teel that the greatest chal THOMAS HARRISON l( nge is the need lo learn lo gel along The biggest challenge is the spirit ol indil with peofile. ference that the church h.is toward Biblical ■ ss(K lale professor in Bible and Theology Inslruc lor in Christian Fduc alion DONAH) HIMMRSON The biggest challenge is: for total com- mitment lo God ' s will, regardless of per- sonal sacrifice. Assoc lale professor in hislorv dni theol ogy 32 VIRGINIA HOGA Perhaps the greatest challenge facing stu- dents going into the ministry is to be aware ol the changes in the world and to be able to minister etiectively. Assistant professor in history HARRIS lANSEN I believe the greatest challenge is remem- bering that a Biblical ministry — To preach, to heal, to set at liberty (Luke 4:18,19) always has first place. Professor in Bible, Hebrew and theology. Chairman, Division of Biblical Education GEORGE HUBBARD Maintaining the ryd Zy stance in which they can truly say, The spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He has anointed me . . . Lk. 4:18. Assistant professor in Church Ministries, director of Christian service ADENAHOLSINGER feel that the biggest challenge is to actu- ally be able to minister to people on a one lo one basis. Assistant professor in Music )OHN KATTER Application through life and preaching oi the truth of Cod ' s Word in such a manner as that the Holy Spirit accompanies this proc- ess and moves, melts, and matures. Associate professor in Bible and Theology Instructor in theology 33 RAYMOND LEVANC Kcldlionships with Ihc prosonl Charismatic movc ' incnl ROCIRKIRK To(id s urt ' iilcst ( hdllcnuc is to prcscnl our world the true. Ihc gcnuini ' . Instruf tor in tnglish II UK kIKSCH I led the l)if;f;( ' sl problom is maintaining Ihc BihlKdl purpose- and ob|eclivcs ol Ihc Assistant I ' rolessorin Religious Lciutalion iiiinistrs as outlined in si riplurc. Dean, Professor in EcJui alion Associate Professor in I5il)lc tVA LARSON EDGAR lAWRENCE To hcromc what Cod wants thorn to The need to communicate with people l)e( ome in God ' s chosen place for above the many voices of the world whi h Ihcin, even though it means sacrifice are sc reaming to take their t ime The (though sacrifice should not be so consid- materialisrn of the age, cred) and loneliness, ' as they minister for the Master ' Assistant Professor in Psychology and Spe- cial Education 34 )ENNYM(ILROY Keeping their eyes lompletely on the Lord, n order to stay in the c enter ol His will. nstru( tor in I ' hysic al Education :arymccee Ministering eltectively to a society in a tage of rapid transition: morally, spiritually, (conomically and politically. Assistant Professor in Bible and Theology CYRIL McLELLAN The challenge is to somehow s how the world that lesus is the only answer. Assistant Professor in Music EANNE MANNING The greatest challenge is to live the kincJ of life we preach before the world so that Ihey see Christ. Instructor in Special Education 35 HE I ' ' ' -9 1 K l m L C K M l wi ■ 1 Hi MERLIN MITCHf II The greatest ihailenge betoro the lulure minister is to sloadldstlv maintain and dem- onstrate his love for Christ and the uncounted ineiividuals for whom Christ gave His Life. Assistant Professor in Musk lOHN MORAR How do I really minister to the entire i om- munity without infringing on: a) other churches territory, li) my own A G territory. Associate Professor in Sociology THADLLUA MOORE Keeping the fire and fervency of the Holy Spirit in their own hearts and keeping the burden that the souls of their congregation are their responsibility, Reference Librarian ami Instructor in English CLE NDA MORROW Meeting the neecJs of those to whom they will minister unto. Assistant Professor in Music ANTHONY PALMA What it has always been — the proclama tion of the gospel to all the work) Associate Professor in Bible NORMAN PEARSALL The fight against discouragement to pra ' and keep above it is a real challenge to slu dents entering the ministry today. Inslruc tor in Art 36 ALLEN PHILLIPS In my mind I feel that matching the couple with the appropriate opportunity is most important. „ „ DANSACLIMBENI Director of Development, Associate Profes- ' ' S ' ' ' ' bemg real sor in Bible Instructor in Language VIELVIN SNYDER I feel one of the greatest challenges is that of turning the theory of the classroom into practical use. The wise stucJent will have set up goals and priorities to meet the demands. OPALREDDIN The greatest challenge is to resolutely, prayerfully, and obediently MEDITATE in Cod ' s Word day and night. Assistant Professor in Speech and English; Instructor in Bit)le and Theology LEESCHULTZ One of the greatest challenges facing stu- dents today is to learn to effectively use the tools of communication at our disposal today to spread the gospel. Instructor in Church Ministries Instructor in Christian Education SHIRLEY SHEDD I think the biggest challenge is the great diversity of people Ijney will be ministering to. Instructor in English 37 JACOB TROUT Keeping Ihclr prioniics sirjighi, lnslru( tor in Spci lal [(kii jlion lULilN TURNACE The same hallcngo minislcrs of Ihc gos- l lt RllJ bVV MW pel have always had, to cotnmunK ale the To be able to relate in a changing world gospel of Jesus Christ effectively to their without compromising Biblical values. gi neralion Assistant Professor in Uisic MABLL IUCJMPSON My living lives that will proiect to others their honest convictions Instructor in f nulish 38 C. W. VAN DOLSEN The challenge is the same today as in the beginning of the church; total commit- ment to Christ Instructor in Missions Q N -f r er t) n ktnzae. skhermvv smi mmsvjffc jov ea- C.OMAHECHI?r LARRY HARTMAN, |()ANN BUTTAFUOCO, PAUL ECKER 40 LIBRAR STAFF NURSES 41 CWIPUS BOOKSTORF STAFF HOUSEKEEPING IM SIRVERS PAINT CREW Oon I IfiKlcrson, Ron GrosK-lon, Kdlhy Rcfldifig, I ' tiil K.ilhliorg, Curt Darabd, Gerald Flokslra. Barb RcddinR. Mark Ryder 46 |A 1ES ALLEN Columl)us, OH R.C. AMER Wellington, MO GREG AUSTIN Des Moines, lA SHEILA AUSTIN Dos Moines, lA RUTH BAGGETT Nashville, TN Wt - - B 1 H lit L TOM BARTLETT MIddletown.OH  E ■ i H ' ' v B MARIBETH BAILEY Columbia, MO GALE BARCHUS Stevens Point, Wl JOHNNY BARNES Springfield, 10 -Tf MARKBAYLIFF Lima, OH CHARLES BEADLE Springfield, MO STEVEN BELL Wichita, KS T h G r a d u a t 1 n g C 1 a s s O f 1 9 RON BILLINGS Conway, AR lAMESBONSER Springfield, MO JOHN BUNNEY Newcastle, PA LEONARD BURGESS Kansas City, KS 47 GARY BUTLER ()akCrov( AR REXFORD BRANSCOME Portage, IN CAY BRANTLEY Scott City, MO CEORCE BRIOCES ;t I,. UK, V10 C1N13ABURCESS Springfield, MO lOANN BUTTAFUOCO Stdten Island, NY GLENN CAMERON Maywood, IL DENNISCAMPBELL Covington, KY 48 SHARON CAMPBELL Racine, Wl CRAIG CANFIFLD Battle Creek, Ml STFPHENCANTRELL Oakdale, TN RONNIE CARNETT Ken net t, MO MANUEL CORDERO Bayamon, PR CURT UALABA Warren, OH ROY DAVIS Murphy, NC PEGGY CUNHA Modesto, CA AL CRESS, )R. NANCY DAMIANO Utica, NY DEBRA DAVIS Hamilton, OH JOHN DAVIS Ottumwa, lA RON DAVIS Placenlia, CA DEANNADENETZ Milwaukee, Wl LARRY DETTMAN Peshtigo, Wl MARY JANE DEXHEIMER Peoria, IL 49 BOBin l)l( KtKSON t idusioii, rx I ' lm DUNCAN loplin.MO I AKRYDUNN I . M. shoro, MS WIIIIAM DRAKE Spnnsfickl, MO KfN DRAUCHON Mobile. AL LINDA DREW BRANDON DRYSDALE CHIPECCERTON Soarta, IL Norlhamnton, MA New Orleans. LA SO CYNTHIA f I MIIKIY Orangf, C N lUDYFLATHERS Spall Ic.WA lOHN FREDRIKSSON Dppsala, Sweden NORMAN CANNON Sprlngliek), MO PETtRCIACAL()NE Si, Clair Shores. Nil TONYCRIFFITH Lorain, OH ROBERT GRANT I ,lsl Viil(K(ir, ( MAX GRAVES Burwell, NE RONCROSTEFON New FHaven, IN STEPHANIE HALL Martin, TN ROGER GRIEPP Aberdeen, SD WENDY HALLE Oshkosh,WI 51 WllllWl fl M U)ND .ivhim;li.n, I ) ( PHIl II ' HARRIS Port Chester, NY IINDA HAYES Maltoon, II TFRRY HAYES VVcllinglon.CO DAVE HARTSELL Springfield, MO JOHN HAYNES Houston, TX DON HENDERSON Springfield, MO RICHARD HIEBERT Si Catharines, OT THOMAS HINTON Tucson, AZ SUSIE HAYES Greeley, CO PHIL HAZARD Poynette, Wl ■ft PAUL HODGSON Soulhfield, Ml 52 niOM ' VSHOII AND Elizabeth, Nj lOYCE fHOUSER tort Wayne, IN HARRY HOWE Michigan City, IN lARRYHUBfJARD Shawnee Mission, KS TOMMY HUGHES Tu( ' ion, AZ EDHUIE Dardencllc, AR SAMUEL HUMPHREYS Sc henectady, NY ROCKLIN HYATT Richmond, MO n II) iRV i Carmic hael, CA I i KENNETH lACKSON ' ■■ • IV, CA DOUOENKINS Aflrian, Ml GREGORY JOHNS Springfield, MO 1ELVIN lONES Laurence, KS RAYMOND JONES Cypress, CA ROY KAUFMAN Hutchinson, KS DON KEESEE Stillwater, OK KENTKELLEY Arlington, VA WERNER KERSTEN Melbourne, Australia DONNA KEY Springfield, MO KYLE KEY Breaux Bridge, LA S3 losn ' HKiinvtii InilMnjpdlis, IN RONAlOKNOWIfS Canon Cily, CO BONNIf KREILINC Versailles, MO ROBER T KYLE Kansas City, MO BARBARA LABRANCHE Springlielii, MO JOHN LABRANCHE Detroit, Ml FREDLAWLEY, )R. Bessemer, AL DEBBIE LAYTON St, Louis, MO 54 , ROBERT LECOCQ i Kcnsiiiviion, PA RANDY LEE U.I)(tIv,MO RUSSfLI LEE Newlon, KS NOR UN LESLIE Temperance, Ml ALBERT LINDERMAN Birmingham. AL riYDF I l T STEVE LINZ Tucson, AZ WIILIAM LITTLE Pittsburg, PA AL LOHMANN Springfield, MO DEBILOWERY Berwick, PA ANTHONY LUDWIC Dillsburg, IL FRANK LUMETTA Detroit, Ml ESTHER LEONARD Bjngor, ir KATHYLINZ Tulsa, OK DAVID LOVERIDCE Kalamazoo, Ml DEBBIE MADDEN VVaxahachie, TX 55 K)H MfKCk Cokimbus, GA RA NDMIllfR ricvcl.in(l,()[1 SHARON MONTEITH S()rinKli( ' l(i, MC) RICKY MOORE Battle Crock, Ml 56 ( III Kl ( )OS S|)finKlicl(l, 1( ) l)( )liC,l ss i( )( )s Spnn licld, U ) K( )BI U )KI() Hiith.Kik. II DAN MOSIER Sprint ficlcl, MO ROSSMOTHERSHED Mobile, - l K() E BERR lulsa.Ok PETEPADILLA New York City, NY MICHELLE RAMSURE Boslon, MA DAN MUCCI Springfidd, MO ROBERT MUMM i inurnenl, CO LESLIE NAASZ Dolan Sprinu , AZ LARRY NIELSEN Arleta, CA IIMOSBORN Enterprise, AL DENISE PADILLA Bayamon, PR JAMES PALMER Adrian, Ml MICKI PESANSKY Parma, OH DUANE PRASCHAN Cleveland, OH DAVE RANDALL Springfield, MO lOHN RAYBORN Springlield, MO BARBARA REDDING Cross City, EL 57 DFNNIS RIlfY Vi( hild, KS HOWARD ROBINETTE Younsslown, OH [JEBBIE ROH[5E Carthage, MO KEITtf ROEPCKE Chilton, Wl LINOA ROEPCKE Colorado Springs, CO. CHARLES ROGERS Warren, R,L SCOTT ROACH Euclid, OH KENNETH RC:)GERS Springfield, MO 58 IEEE RONALD Springlield, MO STEVEN ROSE Springfield, MO PHIIIPROTHBERG Metu hen, N| CAROLYN RUMBALL Belleville, OT DALE RUSSO Newcastle, PA MARK RYDER Sheboygan, N) ELIZABETH SEABLOOM Benton, AR MARKSEPPO Port Huron, Mi FRANCESCO SCALERA HillcreslHts.,MD LARRY SCALFRI Springfield, MO. PHILSEPPO Port Huron, Ml LOUIS SELZER N. Fort Myers, FL 59 S[| I Sll | I I K CHERYL SHARP Russollvillo, AR BYRON SIMAR r.ii;h n. - li ■.i DARLA SIMMONS Now Orleans, I A x « rM KlfcSSIA t I Ijgstdlt, AZ KATHARINE SLOAN Pitman, N) STAN SMITH Pittsburg, KS LARRY SOHN St. Charles, MO MARILYN SORRELS Okmulgoc, OK DANETTF SPENCER Lakeland, EL KEVIN SPENCER Tripletl, MO LAWRENCE SPICHER North Hunlingflon, PA 60 fLORENE STEPHEN Oskaloosa, lA DAVID STEPHENS Wi(hila,KS DONNA STEVENSON Columbus, PA GARY TANDE Blark River Ealls,WI DARICETEATE Riverdale, CA i:)AVIDTERPENINC Springfieici, MO LOISTERPENING Sf nni;ticl(l, MO TIMOTHY TUCKER Butler, MO DAVID WAGNER Springfield, MO GARY WALLACE Sturgis, Ml GEORGIA WALLACE Gary, IN ARNETTAWARD Philadelphia, PA AUDDISWARD Memphis, TN BECKY WARREN Magizine, AR TOM WATT Shawnee Mission, KS BROOKSYNE WEBER Eair Grove, MO 61 S ' .•r- .- C : - V STEPHFN WEBER Fair Grove, MO STANLEY WELCH Flat Rlvor, MO WILL WEST Springfield, MA lANICE WHISENANT Rrownssillc, TX 62 ESTHERWHITE Shade Gap, IH NANCY lYNN WHITE Kirkwood, NY ll lKill SHf IIA WIIIIAMS Sikeslon.MO WILLIAM WILSON Ponca City, OK 63 I inus ,u uhii. lire I leu is, Am ( vphns, I inda Bcsl, k isi I ' lcrd-, Ronnie Covi-t I. Koss Molhcrshcd, Crci ' Davis 64 K,l 111! Hill - il.liiis 1 r jtikliM I ' ark, IL Malilla Aufenkamp lulian, NE Ste e Balddui North Brook, IL .-V-Vi -, i::: . :! •N ' .v • ■ ' ' t - - ' - 5 i ; . ' . lanet Barney Canaan. N.H. lorrv ' Baughman Harrison, AR Dav id Aiiislcr ( uinc V, IL Richard Avila Kansas Cllv, MO Brenda Baldwin Greenfield, MA Rdnd Barlell Kansas Citv, K) Stephen Beaver Indianapolis, IN DdU.n VndcH k ( iM lis I). IJt ' ljbie Appling Des Moines, lA Wanda Bailey York, PA Mclodie Baird Springfield, MO Patti Baldwin Florence, KY Rachel Baldwin Manchester, lA ii i.k Rick Batson Kinuli lii ' i ( K David Beesley New Brunswick, CA Mike Bell • f Albany, GA Duanc Atkinson Brilton, S.D. Hope Banney Sacramento, CA Daniel Balls PortaKcWi Linda Best Dixon, MO J u n Richard Bairrl • Springfield, MO J o C 1 a s s 65 Thomas Bevard Sedan, KS Doug Bostwick Lind.) RroLighton H.iinpli in, VA Mark Burris Mdlv( rn, AR Oarryl Billingsley San Anionio, TX Steve Bradshaw Murray Brown Rita Carlson Steve Bird Ocarhorn, Ml lerry Brigman Memphis, TN )ody Burkart Newfane, NY Daria Carmer Marshalltown, lA V ■ Rebecca Brimmer Springfield MO 1 St even Burner Robinson, IL left Champion Springfield, MO Debra Bonser Springfield, MO Larry Brooks Houston, TX Sandy Burns New Albany, IN Liz Christopher Memphis, TN Karl Coates Linda Cochenour Springfield, MO Richard Cohen Metuc hen, N) Laurie Collins Riverside, CA William Colson Springfield, MO 66 Kent Comer Ocillas, TX iesse Davila Saginaw, Ml Ron Davis irk )im Doucett Albuquerque, NM Wade Coiiiptoii Ellettsville, IN Wayne Craft Warrior, AL Charles Davis Dino Derry Los Angeles, CA tarry Cone us I ' liMsanl lake, IN Kathy Crow Fort Wayne, IN Greg Davis Lake Worth, FL Ron DeWitt Elmirc, NY Sheila Countermarsh Inlicld, NH Arthur Cyphers La Porte. IN Larry Davis Hamilton, OH David Dillon Miami, OK Bonnie Covert Ashtabula, OH Pal Dan! Takoma Park. MD Roger Davis Hamilton, OH Ronald Dillon Lynelte Doucett Lawrence, KS Ray Drew Nashua, NH EdDuddy III Creve Coeur, MO lanis Eberle Sullivan, MO 67 w ' 4..- - 1 ImiT 1 Itrink rc -,_ ClncJv Evorctt Newark, NY Chcl cihrmcicr Wcllmglon, MO Clonna Fairhurst Springfield, MO a. ji Sharon Faison SDrlngfield, MO Nan V Fdvara S.i iniiu . Ml [Ronald F( ' ( hter Wuhil.i kS Mike Fitzgerald Cine innati, OH CjiTcird f Icikslra Springfield, MO Glenn Forsee Nashville, TN John Fowler Saginaw, Ml Dave Franklin Springfield, MO Robert Friesen Johannesburg, SA Larry Frye Hemlock, Ml humanheingsl.erj 68 i Elaine Ciacalone Pittsburgh, PA Henry Griffin Roy Glasgow Detroit, Ml Nancy Grostefon South Bend, IN KatfVtjarlessV r Lima OH Becky Haught Miami, FL ;  Hutson Coza, Jr. Essex, MO Glen Guiney Lafayette, IN Don Haught Canton, OH Douglas Graves Philadelphia, PA )udy Halquist Fort Wayne, IN Donna Headlee Brave, PA BillGraybili Albany. OR Gary Hanson Cincinnati, OH Doris Hcmphil Clarinda, lA 69 p ' 4. r6 vv.  s lull I lcnncs ( iilumhus, CA Fdilh Horlon Springlicid K) I iiiioihs If-nnov Moadvillo, P- r- Becky Kennedy Now Orleans, LA DdUK tlollis i hiM. KS Beverly Hollgrevo Indianapolis, IN EiniU lohns Springfield, MO Clill Holrrmuisl Norlolk, VA Charlotte lat kson Poway, CA Mary Lou Kantowicz Chicago, IL BillKirsch [uini tielci, MO Cath( rine Kolanovvski linlcv Park, II Mark lr in Jackson, TN 8 Bill Jefferson Daniel Kealy Alvin Langslon W. Memphis, TN I V ■ Frank Hunter Col .ra(l .S|,s,(() 4 Gloria Icnney Aztec, NM Ron Kelle Nashville, TN Vera Larrlson Cortland, OH Patty l(H ()( f) New Kensington, PA David I ehinann Brooklyn, OH June Leieux Lafayette, LA Del)hie Lemley Bethel Park, PA frank Lusher Trafford, PA 70 Kuh Malloo New York Citv. NY Lee May Springliold WCi Don Miller Benlon.AR Iflmp ' N Moore Alex Maldonado William McKee Kevin Miller Mayfield Hts, OH Dennis Murphree Springfield, MO lerry Newswander Rock Island, IL i 1 iMi Mjttiuzzo !()( kporl, NY David Meade Bismarck, MO Richard Miller Raymond Nance Tarkio, MO mi . i t Wancia Maughan Memphis, TN Tevis Melcher Tucson, AZ Marvin Mitchel Springfield, MO Cindy Neer ln(l( ' (icndpnce, MO i . Deborah May Springfield, MO Rich Messenger Suffield,OH Charles Monk Wayne Neff Crnrvd, NY Barbara Nickel Reese, Ml Vincent O ' Mahony Northport, NY Eliezer Ortiz Bayamon, PR Marcia Pankey Grand Rapids, Ml 71 ■- K- Bill Parks Trudy Palton Percy, I L kaM Pierce Louisville, KY Mike Plitnmer Fremont, CA Mark Pedersen Ames, lA Wendy Pollock I (IS Vngelcs, CA Cindy Petersen Ludington, Ml Paul Poole Tarrs, PA I Dale Peterson Cahoki.lL Vema Praschan Russell Presson Carolyn Rainwater Pic kenc, SC Vicky Redden Parsons, TN Patric ia Ritrhey Harnsburg, PA Wendy Rogers Meredith, NH 72 Carole Rolando Virdon, IL Karen Rose St |ns( (ih,MO Sharon Knsi Chicago, II I .iwrcni ( ' Runk Harnshur . ' Charles Shaffer ■ rlhur org Burlington, KS Steve Slezak Des Moines, lA Debra Smith Memphis, TN lohn Smith Chillifothe, II Annette Stephenson Franklin, NC Ralph Stover Mogadore, OH Ron Strack Minneapolis, MN Tom Schaefer Kimhcrling Cil , 10 Mark Smith Dayton, OH ■Man Stncklin Ottawa, IL 73 o Robert Stuart f ilccn Taylor lokvo, Idpan Darrell Valentino Newcastle, PA John White Kansas City, MO ri r.imK n Sumner I ' lMshuinh.PA Debl)ie Thomas Crown Pt., IN i Linus Vaughn Frogmore, LA Lorraine White Wdshinnlon, O.C. lanne Thornton Ursa, I L Stephen Vlahovic Kenosha, Wl ValiHJa White Sprini lirld, MO |e(f Swaim Springfield, MO 1 1 Chu(k Tdttershall Ro ky Mount, MO Adrian Tubbs Washington, IL Genelle Weber Cuayama, PR Robert Wilkmson Gary Wilkes Memphis, TN Susan Winn Parma, OH RonWhited St. Louis, MO Dave Winter Menomonec, Wl Kevm Tyler Shawnee, OK Jimmy Whisenant Brownsville, TX • e- Christa Whitener Grand lunc, CO Steve Wilt N. Royalton,OH 74 75 Lee O ' Konski, Teresa Wrij hl, Sue Flelt her, Tony Lee, Kenny Rwljerts, Steve Witt, Sis. Arnold, Dale Rldgley 76 k.urn MiIkiIh ' IIo St tllMKH IcUK , N Loreii Axmark Randall, MN ' I 0 V , . ' Steve Baker Chattanooga, TN Mark Bazeley Niagara Falls, ONT Stanley Black St. Louis, MO Candaco Adams I ' lllshiir.uh, PA Barb Bailey Ashtabula, OH |im Bales Batesville, AK Alvin Belec Larry D. Bohal Fort Collins, CO Kent Anderson Don Bailey Siloam Springs, WO Kathi Basel Milwaukee, WS )ohn A. Berge Milwaukee, WS Cheri Bradford Cincinnati, OH Tina Anderson Oswego, NY Lois Bailey Ashtabula, OH Vickie Balding Charleston, WV Patricia Bilyeu Pryor, OK leffery Brawner Flint, Ml Mary Ames Festus, MO Stanley Baker Corpus Christi,TX Sandi Baldwin Springfield, MO Angela Bishop Denver, CO o p h o m o Tim Brotzman Scottsbluff, NB 77 r Diana Brovvnfiold fcdcr.il .i A Debra Buie Delta, CO Allon Clark Clinlon, MO [3an Cooper Greenwood, MO Suzanne Btui c Charleston, WV Cindy Butler Des Moines, lA EdscI Clark Bradner, OH Randip Copcland Dehljic Bu( hanan Los Angeles, CA Ihcrcsa Bu( hanan Moline, IL Clenda Campbell Arkansas City, KA Sharon Campmier Springfield, MCJ lohn E Carlson Ro( kford, IL Nancy Collins Ceneseo, IL Anna Columbia Memphis, TN Donna Cook Martin, TN Dennis Coy Susan D Crabtree Des Moines, lA Rhonda Craig Lim.i ()M Melvm Crawford Ron Crawford Pittsburgh, PA Clenna Crim Ashtabula, OH Becky Cripe Greensburg, IL Brad Dashiell Dover, DW 78 Doug Davenport Hjrris(-in ill(-, MO lay Die kerson Columbia, SC Brent E Dupuy ru Orlrans, I A Pamela Eggan Bolivar, OH Billy Davis Diana Dorland Paico, KA Bob Easlick Saginaw, Ml Dave Fairhurst Springfield, MO Michael E. Davis Potosi, MO Rick Dorland PaIco, KA Richard Easlick lesse Farmer r ' Louise Deck Huntsville, AL Gary [llis Cincinnati, OH Daniel Fisher Ladonna DePrenger Galesburg, IL Steven Downs Dubuque, lA William). Elhs Pittsburgh, PA Cecilia Freitas Santa Rosa, CA Caroline Field Meadville, PA jim Fields Ft. Thomas, KY Sue Fletcher Forrest City, AK Emilio Fontanez Bronx, NY Clarinda f rey Adrian, Ml 79 Kdfrn I ncnd Mounlciin [ ((imc, AK Elizabeth Grant East Windsor, CN Susan Haavisto Easllal o, OH Tim Hanson Dubuque, lA BillGddd Pittsburgh, PA ' . John Grant Valerie Hagopian St. Clair Shores, Ml Nancy L. Hardy Des Moines, lA I Kathy Gibson Grand lunc lion, CO 1 )ohn Cray Fallen Timber, PA Lisa Ann Halec k Pago Pago, Samoa Virki Harmon Pow j , C A Barry Grare Pittsburgh, PA Bol) Green Lawrence, KA Sam Hamilton R. A, Harms Bolivar, MO Julie Grimes PardciMll, ' S Annette Gunderson Cable, WS Mike Hampton Cincinnati, OH Gary Harris Lima, OH Glenn Harris St. Louis, MO Stephen Harris S()ringtield, MO Marlesa Hate her .Arkansas ( ily, KA Mike I laws South Bend, IN Fritz HaycJary San |os( II 80 i -%.i t I. Mien HcndcrMin frni-sl Holryliekl SpnnglK ' ld, U ) Kurt [lollhus R(H hcstiT, Ml l)( ' l)l)icHook C.iiro, MO Don E HuU hings Marquette, Ml Mark lahnke Appleton, WS Larry Jansen Olathe.KA Ted jenney Meadville, PA 1 V t : 1 Wesley lepson Ashland, OR Kart ' d Idiu ' s Springfield, MO •■ r -  ( i, Don lonker Dallas, TX Gary Hurley Sprini;! - ' .i ' .K) Doris lepson Ashland, OR Rod Karch Chehalis, WA 1 8) Debbie Kenney ( )tlurinvd, lA lackie Kochersbergor Ions Island, NY Tom Kroll Pittsburgh, PA Tony Lee Russellville, AK l)dvi(t King James M. Kofahl Mobile, AL Richard Laffcrty Wiilard.OH Arthur Ledlie Los Angeles, CA Steve C. King Lawreni e. KA Karl Kohring Pittsburgh, PA Dwighl Ldngley Pomona, KA Sue Lehmann Glenview, IL Steve Kinworthy S.ilcm, MO Elizabeth Kolodziej East Windsor, CN )on Lavvson Middletown,OH Bruce Ludke Shari Knecht Akron, OH Randall Korby Milwaukee, WS )im Lyman Troy, OH Steve Mabry Bartlesville, OK Helen Malinovsky [:)uluth,MN Michael Mandich Watertown, NY Daviti Mann Sarasota, FA Chuc k Mansu 82 Ron Markese Kenosha, WS Dianna Maybcrry VVintiold, MO Karl Mrlnlosh Madison ]n nship, N) Barb Molina E. Chicago, IL Candra Markland McCook, NB Debbie MacKenzie Schenectady, NY Steve Meek Cynthia Morgan Loveland, CO Thomas Markum Gary C. McAnulty Morehouse, MO Phillip Menditto Philadelphia, PA Deborah Morgan Saginaw, Ml Robert Morton )ohn Moscr Beaumont, CA Patii Muelling W. Palm Beach, FA Philip M.ilcinii k Parma llciKhls, OH Shelia McClure South Bend, IN Craig Minegar Ellcndale, ND - Kenneth L. Morris Lee ' ' Summit, MO Cynthia Mcintosh Indianapolis, IN L nn Mini ' gar Fllcndalc, l) Dave Morton Adrian, MO ik Jamie )o Neal Rockford, IL Leiand Nichols Brook line, MO S3 ' 0 I drrv i hiilsciii Moliilc, Al Don O ' Koane Blue Springs, MO Brencid Opal Asawam, MA Waller f. Pope Rock Falls, IL Cjlon Nielsen Arlela, CA Lee (VKonski Pittsburgh, PA Donald Osten Milwaukee, WS Keith Presley Trumann, AK Pally Noiidins Saline, Ml Cheryl Oliv( Virden, II Marti Pentz Fayetteville, AK Ron L Pruitt Pulaski, VA Steve O ' Brian SpnngliekJ.OH Don Oliver Vineland, N) Malt Place Waoakoneta, OH Bruce Rahll Merrill, WS Dave O ' Dell Erie. PA lames Olsen Milwaukee, WS Tom Poole BIytheville.AK |im Ramsdai Lima, OH Michael Rainsdell Doug Rdught Fulton, NY Carol Rdyl)orn Springfield, MO Chuck Reed Van Buren, AK Sandy Reno Marshalltown, lA 84 Lvncl.i Khoarls Coi ' ur (I ' MtMii-. in Kenny Roberts Clinton, KY Stanley Russell Thomas Seppo Port Huron, Ml M Bill Richards Toronto, Ont. Randy Root Kalamazoo, Ml Gary Rutland Memphis, TN Richard Serbin Akron, OH rrJM Forest Ridgley Becky Ross Worcester, MA Tom Salzer Columbus, OH Loretta Shankland San Diego, CA Ivagene Shive Springfield, MO Ross E. Shryock La Mirada,CA R )l)in RobecJee Hyannis, MA Susan Rlu kman Ocik Uiwn, IL Cindy Schubert Akron, OH )udy Sheneman Loveland, CO [)ebra Roberts Clinton, KY Daria Mae Rutiy Akron, PA Robin Seabloom Little Rock, AK Jeanip Shirley Birmingham, AL )oc Siddle Belleville, IL Leanne Simmons Sioux City, lA CaleSlezak Des Moines, lA 85 licdnnn- Smith Clovis. NM I ' l ' ti-r Sn ()(V Steve Stephanoff Peorid, IL Dwayne Stephens Front Royal, V ' A ■ ' n Susan Stone Wes Storms Charlotte. NC I lolono Slri( ker Pat Sturm Milwaukee, WS Darlcne Sullivan N. Little Rock, AK Michael Thompson LemuiH Thuston Chanule, KA Steve Toney Lake Providence, LA 86 Miklre(i Tracy Belleville, Onl. II ' , Mdll Tubby FernleiRh, Onl. Kim Walters Louisville, KY K( ' in W ' hiteman (n Kiiisini ton, PA Stephen Wilson Gainesville, MO Michael Turner Mcna, AK JeffWann Whitehouse Station, N) John Wilhelm Vineland, NJ V ' Hf Darryl Winn long Island, NY •■ ' tj •• ' f Ml Ricky Vinson Frumann, AK David Whalen Foxboro, MA Rich Whipkey Dallas, WV k ill |im Williams San Mateo, CA Bryan Wilson ackson, MS Russell Witkowski Los Angeles, CA Joyce Womack Springfield, MO BobWdlldin Karen While Springfield, MO Michael Wilson Isabella, MO Ann Wood Sioux City, lA Kenny Worley Rory Wright Geneva, OH Teresa Wright Middletovvn, OH Larry Wroblewski Roseville, Ml BillYacko Trenton, Ml 87 88 89 Pam True, Greg Miller, Ron Marchese, Cindy Warner, Debi Ferguson, Douglas M Carity, Maury Slout, Bro Bee kdahl 90 fCT I- - ' ( ' ■ : Mils All, mis ( idiikliii I ' drk, IL 1 David Alexander Rebecca Anderson Colfax, WA Steve Altebery Kansas City, KS Ru k Ad.idis Nakinid, VV A Cathy Allen Trenton, MO Cathy Andrews Augusta, CA Benny Aviles Flint, Ml Kdbin Adciins II Siiiiih, R Linda Allen Trenton, MO David Applegate Pittsburgh, PA Daniel Ayres Pittsford,MI Shcrrlvii Adams St.( K.ud, MN Anthony Alvarado Larose, LA Linda Applegate Pittsburgh, PA Yvonne Bahm KawCity.OK Carol .Adkison WfiiitMi: IN F r e s Kenneth Anderson -i Farmington, NM h Kenny Arnold f Springfield, MO — a s Candy Bailey Great Bond, KS )eff Baker Mary Ann Baker Russellville, AR Beth Baldwin Wilmington, . Melissa Baldwin Andover, M.A Rebecca Baldwin Wilmington, MA 91 Glenn Bditil)us( h Mdrysvillc, Ml James Beach Kerrville, TX Wciyne Beaver Hut hinson, KS Bradley Buck Virginia Beach, VA lames Brooks I l.irnsi in, R David Brown Hannibal, MO Thomas Budd Balesville, IN Franc is Burgess ML Steve Bass I.H s, ,n. A Debra Belvillc Flushing, Ml FHannah Breit haupt Pomeroy, WA Melvin Brown Osborni-, KS Larry Bayles 1 lycrmore, CA Avonna Birdsall Bethlehem, PA Greg Brewer San Diego, CA Miles Brown Denver rG W 1 ' • ' 1 Diane Blockberger Delphos, OH Ray Brocirick Corning AR ? yl :i Carolyn Browning Don Butlerlield Hull hinson, KS Skip Byers Derry, PA Roger Call Scoltsbluff, NE 92 Paul Callaway Davcn|)(irt. I V lanalee Cassldy Red Lake, OT Bob Cohen Valley Stream Carmen Couch Villa Park. II Oki Calliarl Memphis, TN Ron Cerrato Little Rock, AR Don Colageo E.Walpole, MA Stephen Covert Cinrinnati, OH Paul Chandler Columbus, OH Kathryn Collins Port Huron, Ml Teresa Craft Fort Wayne, IN Carol Casebolt Kansas City, MO Rick CassacJa Sidney, OH Paula Chapman Denver, CO Lee Ann Collins Riverside, CA ' :j1: IHJ Steve Crawford Birmingham, AL Tim Coats Excelsior Sps., MO Esther Combs Aztec, NM John Daley Oak Lawn, IL I b D a a o o o a a m. o Denise Danes Indianola, lA David Davis Tecumseh, OK Paula Davis lames Gardner Kathy Dawson Port Huron, Ml 93 Kt ' vin I )( ' kki ' r Memphis, I Miriam ncnham DcMiilic, IN 4 Cyndi Draughon Mobile, AL Cindy Duggpr Mansfield. OH Valinda Edington Torre Haute, IN Scott [ngel tieljron, NE Dwaine Eshelman Kewanee, IL Oon Ok kinson Plttsl)urgh, ' Tod Eastlake Springfield, MO ■ 4M leffery Elmer Salem, MO )oel Everhari New Kensington, PA Oarlene Donoghue Long Is, NY Jeff Dove Dayton, OH Brenda Farmer Hammond, IN Woodrow Farris Batcsville, AR Ernie Feasel Dctalur, IN Melvin Fedder Madison, CN Debie Ferguson Washington, PA 94 ( Steven Ferrara Walpole, MA Ron Field O ' Fcillon, IL Si Wendell Fields Grove, OK ludy Fulks Bloomington, IL Flora Cianukos Morton Grove, IL Lyndel Fisher Milan, TN Nancy Flemming Hammonton, N| Vivian Franks Salem, AR Melanie Franklin Oklahoma City, OK Lisa Fumarole Canton, OH 4x1 Walter Gawryluk Roslyn, PA Reuben Gibson Nairobi, Kenya Kelly Griffith Memphis, TN Cathy Coins FHarrison, OFH lanelle Guynes Springfield, MO luanita FHaase Tucson, AZ j Robert FHale ). K. Hameloth Rehrersburg, PA 95 Daniel Hamilton Saull Ste, Marie, Ml Dalan Hargrave San Antonio, TX Dave Harvey Muskegon, Ml Mike Hess De(dtur, IL Steve Hdiiirniiiul Lansing, DeWayne Harris McCook, NE Becky Haskins Milwaukee, Wl Larry Hibhets I Icnilcrscjn, KY Steve I Idinpshire Union City, IN ). Alan Harmon Maryville, TN Roger Haubold Carlinville, IL Bobby Hill Houston, TX Rita Hampton St. Louis, MO Titus Hartley Lynn Hausch Akron. OH bli ' vi ' H I lardl Louisville, KY 4?S | David Hartman Mark Hawkes Saskatoon, CAN Rosemarie Holland Elizabeth, Nj Debi Holthus Rochester, Ml Dale Hoover Ft. Collins, CO Charii Howard Oskaloosa, lA Barbara Hurley Sprmgfieici, MO 96 Connie Irwin Carmichael, CA Thor lohnson Dodge Center, MN |n Keck Leon Kircher Dalton, PA Stephen lat kson Larry Kersh Tulsa, OK Nancy Kirkwood Houston, TX Cindy lohnson Flagstaft, A7 lames lordan Montgomery, AL Charles King Harrisonville, MO K Lyie Kissee Lansing, Ml Rae lohnson LaCrange, II Cheryl )uran Romeo, Ml Terry King Elyria,OH Terry Johnson Cardwell.MO LaVon Keaion W. Alton, MO William King Lebanon, OR Gala Knight Alton, IL Fran Knowles Pueblo, CO Rudolf Kolesar W. PalmBch., PL Linda Kronberg Rochester, IN Mary Lackrone Ft. Scott, KS )ody Lage Rock Is., IL 97 Sdndy lewis Friirmont, WV )ohn Mallinak NcvvCdslIc, PA Stove Light Belton.MO David Lillo Gayle Wassaro Newcastle, PA Pam Mandley Rdllimdre, MD Norman Matthews Port Huron, Ml Peter Mangogna Long Island, NY Penni McClellan Salem, MO (iiana lehmann Clenview, IL Gloria Lint Springfield, MO Jl Steven Lummer Davenport, lA i Gordon Maracle Liverpool, NY Bob McDonald Indianapolis, IN l)el)orah Leverett Dawson, CA Ronald Lint Vinton, lA Li John Mack St. Charles. MO Douglas Mc Canty Phoenix, AZ 98 Andy Mi Inlyre Clavlon. OK Bev McKnight Grand Is , NB Linda Michaels Ft. Wayne, IN Laurel Milner Casper, WY SueMcKittrick Beloit,WI Paul McNeil Framingham, MA . ioy U Pherson Decaturville, TN Steve McPherson Decaturville, TN ¥ Bk im Maryann Mickshaw Marlboro, NJ -d . Craig Miller Kevin Miller Chicago, IL Peter Millman Plymouth, MA Pamela Mitchell Plymouth, IN Peggy Moeckl Springfield, MO Kit Moody Kenai.AK 4 1 Bill Moore Kansas City, MO 99 Vicki Morgan Winfield, MO Wanda Mutch Hdlil.iv, NS letlreyOgg Knoxville, TN I illi Orr Miller, MO Beverly Parker West Monroe, LA Paul Mu( I Jamestown, NY Kenny Norman El Dorado Sp, MO Susan Olen Patchogup, NY Hill Mulder ( ),it I iiresl, IL )o Ellen Norrls Springfield, MO Debbie Oliver Vinfeland, N) i:)el)l)ieOll Milwaukee, Wl Brenda Overton Malvern, AR lackie Parker Hulc hinson, KS David Parris Memphis, TN Greg Murry N Little Rni k, AR Dary Northrop Grand June, CO Randall Orban Alton, IL Mark Paige Schenectady, NY Gary Palerson Kansas City, KS Dcbra Hite Spnngheld, MO Rot)erl Novak Leigh, NB Debbie Ordan Howell, Ml Teresa Patterson Hutc hinson, KS 100 I Chris Paul Windsor, CN Darlonr Perdue Cine inn iti, OH Gary Peters Lansing, Ml Dave Pippin Kettering, OH Kathy Pippin Kettering, OH Lauri Postier Hutchinson, KS Paul Price Punxsutawney, PA Peggy Pursel Leawood, KS Dave Putman St. Louis, MO Linda Ann Peters Milwaukee, Wl Debbie Powell Attica, IN Barbara Rabida CliillDd, VVI 4. ■ .- Holly Pierce Covington, KY Luanne Prasthan Highland, Ml Kathy Rahberger Milwaukee, Wl Steve Rhoads Muldrovv, OK D.Cory Rial Diane Richmond Akron, OH jenny Rider Cedar, lA Kim Riley Springfield, MO Don Rimer St. Augustine, FL 101 Chui k Rindkli Wakefieki MA Barl)drd Rotjljin W. Hartford, VT )u )v Rogers Abingdon, IL f ' crrv Rudd Botf cr, tX Linda Schmidt Milvvaukop, Wl Brenda Roberts Indi CA Carl Roberts Clinton, KY Teresa Rooker Shawnee, OK Tom Ross Dayton, OH Brent Rowden Peggy Russell McLeansboro, IL Sandy Sapp Los Angeles, CA Ru k St hark Saginaw, Ml Charles R()l)bins Mini Wl Dave Rogers St, Louis, MO Cindy Ruby Dallas, TX BethSchmicit Circle, MT Cindy Searle St. )ohn,NB,CA Marlene Shafer Los Angeles, CA Lenora Sharpe Memphis, TN Cindy Shue Fredonia, KS 102 I Sheryl Sims Bridgeport, NE Sharon Smith Springtield, MO Charles Spriggs James Steffins E. Norlhport, NY 1 Warren Sims Bridgeport, NE ll Steve Smotherman Kansas City, KS Theresa Stanley Pittsburgh, PA Gary Stephens Wirhita, KS William Snyder, Jr. Glen Robbins, OH Stephen Stauffacher Madison, Wl Sam Stewart El Paso, TX Khi ifujd Smith IJayton, OH Bpv Sparman Burnaby, BC Kristie Stebbins Mas s I ,i(i(lin,n, | Susan Stewart Miami, Ft Robert Stone Brute Stcjtts Almont, Ml Maury Stout Springdale, AR Rita Smith Sprmgfield, MO Patricia Sprague Springfield, MO Patricia Steele Angola, IN Wendy Stockton Haysvillc.KS Uf |o Strtjud Richton Park, IL lames Slump 103 l(i ( e Suincharl Waukcsh.!, VVI I )ct)t)i( [.irsiuk Prim !■ (iccirgc, BC Bonnu Thornhurn ' k tiirid, BC Bill Troesken W(io(lri(ige, IL Pam True Augusta, ME RIc harti Tumor Rockford, II Kristin VanGcldpr Winticid, U) I Jdvici Iiiyiiuin, |r, Annapolis, MD ' -V Michele Trepanier Denver, CO n :- ' k « i Billy Tucker St. Louis, MO lanice VanHuss Campbollsville, KY Calvin Thompson Oshawa, Ontario Carol Trigg RussclKill,-, AR Sue Ellen Tucker North Little Rock, AR K .Ky Dan Ventling Karen Trigg RikspIIviIIp AR Ranciy Tufford Carlene Virklcr Great Bend, NY |ohn Wagner Des Moines, lA Richard Wallace Rolla.MO Dan Walls Donv(-r, CO Cathy Walters Dclphos, OH )eff Walters Louisville, KY t04 William Watson Woodrulgc, IL Pam White Abingdon, IL Roy Williamson Nashville, TN Mark Wootton Bradenton, FL on Wel)b Paul White Shade Gap, PA Barbara Wilson E. Chicago, IL Conrad Wright Hamilton, OH Joyce Wileman Minneapolis, MN Cindy Wittum Clio, Ml Frank Wright A - Cyndi Werner Port Huron, Ml Lynne Wilkerson Pacific Grove, CA Becky Wood Denver, CO Stephen Yake Myerstovvn, PA Valerie West Colorado Sps., CD Gary Wilkerson Lindale, TX Ken Wood Tulsa, OK Sheryl Yandell Tulsa, OK Richard York Romeo, Ml Fritz Zimbelman Winner, SD Terry Zimmerman Rudolf, Wl Marianne Forte Randy Root Kalamazoo, Ml 105 106 3y O P AMD aUMO f W ' 4 PS«J PR At FOR THE WORLD 107 x ' f I) Fred Cravdit Orange, CA lanice Cravati Orange, GA Ralph Visscher Marietta, CA 108 Violet, LA Cindy Hunsucker Norwood, MO Shirlc , hilcsidc VVddsworlh, OH 109 no mfr . t. Ill Even if the cold winds blow, Dear Lord, I want you to know — lU ril still love you. Lord, oh, ni still love you, love you. 115 Even if I stumble and fall, my friends won ' t answer my call. ril still love you. Lord, oh, ril still love you, love you. 17 Even if I never reach fame and people don ' t remember my name. 118 rU still love you. Lord, oh, ril still love you, love you. Even when Fm old and gray and find it hard to see my way. ' M ' T ' ' - A ; 120 ril still love you. Lord, oh, ril still love you. A % 121 Nothing shall separate me from your love. Nothing on earth below or nothing above. No, no, no! No, no, no! cM 122 I don ' t care, rm gonna love you anyway. I don ' t care, Ym gonna love you anyway. 123 Oh, let the winds blow, let the storms rise. When the tears fill my eyes . . . - r ' ' JBP I s 125 I ' ll still love you, Lord, nHPHPI HH ' s B rV 126 Oh, I ' ll still love you, love you! TELL THEM by Andrae Croui h ©1975 by LEXICON MUSIC, INC. ASCAP All rights reserved. International Copyright Secured. UseeJ by spec iai permission. 127 V iO n V A — w '  r- ' Av. - J ' v ; ; V- n. rl-j .V • -. - h ■ f) v, ; vi hy- .11 ' N ' - :l|- If ■L p t-- Y e W f . r . • iiC] li ? - 4; ■ - ,• « f .•, Ail- - ( ' , m ' :- ir?S i C. • C S X:k. Ckj- .« 4 129 Busy — involved — progressive — Student Advisory Counc il 130 Student Advisory Council SAC operates as a buffer zone between faculty and the student body. Making carefully researched suggestions to improve and bene- fit the school. It meets every other Tuesday planning, sorting, and assigning. 131 Campus Missions Fellowship Seated: Vema Brigham, Dcbi Lowery, Trudy Pallon, Sis. Cuyncs Standing: )im PalmtT, Tom MaHmzzo, Norm ( cslip, Pres. Crouch. Missions made real, another phrase for CMF. A Friday night missionary service, noon pray- ers, prayer groups, interns, a world missions convention, and pledges involve students in missions — now! The World Ministries Convention with the Reverend Bod Hoskins and the theme, Freely Receive — Freely Give, made missions live. Pledges totalled $.58,716 and gifts for mission works flowed freely; $1200 for emergency relief in Guam, $1,00 for song books in India, $610 for Chin( se radio program, $S0O to plant a c hurch in Kenya, and $500 to help a South African Bible School. 132 CMF also sponsored nine interns helping stucients have a personal experience in missions. Throughout the year the interns related what happened to them, providing first hand accounts of the challenges of the missions field. CMF Inlorns 133 Circle K Appio Day, blood donation day, care of iho flags, ticket takers, ID. check- ers, ushers, registration, C.R.O.P., campus tours, Valentine social — involved — effective — efficient. 134 The (ollpgiate arm of Kiwanis Club International, The service organization of C.B.C. Circle K molds leaders while contributing to the good of C.B.C. Left to right: Kalhy Gibson, Sharon McCee, Roy Harms, Debbie Madden, Phil Hazard, Nancy Hardy, Tom Shaffer, Honorary member Paul Ecker, Pres. Phil Duncan, Helene Strieker, Wanda Maughan, Don Henderson, Mark Burris, Christa Whilener, Patti Noddins, Kalhy Redding. i President Phil Duncan 135 Christian The main division of the practical work dopartmcnt at CBC, Christian Service, pro- vides the opportunity for students to minister. Formed in the late twenties, its areas of ministry extend beyond the classroom into the practical aspects of ministry. Titus Day is also under the sure vision of the Christian Service department and the Southern Missouri District. Titus Day saw over 30 churches open their doors to CBC students. Service Christian Service Council 137 Child Ministries Students who like to work with children involve themselves with one of the several branches of child ministries. VVeeklv visits to hospitals, siorv hours helfi in thur(h( s, antj {)r(5hdn,ige visitation, ail provide outlets for the expression of Christ ' s love. Child Ministries reveals itself on campus every Thursday night when the orphanage visitation team brought their little Brothers and little Sisters for a night ol lellowship. 138 Church Ministries Meeting people ' s needs in a local church setting is the goal of Church Ministries. Practical education for each participant becomes the result of preaching, teaching singing, and pastoring in community or district churches. Outstation Pastors 139 Special Ministries Special Ministries evolved Irnin the ChnslMn Service Department in order to hell( r re.u h jnd minister to the Heal, l lind, .ind Mdndu api ' ' Inlorprolprs, Visitation Teams, Helping set type ((ir Uraille I iteratLirr, Sliiry Hours, and a Sign I an- guage Drama Ciul), are the means used to accomplish the task 140 Chi Alpha The ' Tollowers ' Maintaining an evangelistic ministry to students on secular campuses, including personal wit- ness and music rallies then giving them support through Bible studies and Koinonia cells, Chi Alpha, is an effective outreach and ministry. Chi Alpha also helps churches establish programs for ministry to the collegiate. 141 Co ye . . . is a commdnd thdl is being hcodod by Visitation teams on campus. The many aspects of this ministry includes visiting the prison, nursing homes, sanatorium, hospital, girl ' s home and shut-ins. 142 Nursing Home Ministries Visitation Ministries Coordinators Hospital Visitation Team 143 Teenage Evangelism Expression Travel Teams Churches, campuses, chapel services, socials, CMF services and prisons become the settings for the music min- istry of CBCs seven travel teams. Fara- way towns or a walk across campus, travel teams welcome the chance to proclaim the message of )esus Christ in song and word. Resounding Joy } 5 Centralite Sur ivmg 0 years of crilicism and as many editors, the Centralite keeps the campus ot C.B.C. informed while pro- viding an opportunity for students to develope journalistic and literary tal- ents. Poems, features, Campus lack, edito- rials, photos, missed deadlines, and n( ws, were spliced into final form by )im Hennesey and staff. 146 Jim Hennesy — Editor Centralite Staff Left lo right: Steve Wilt, )im Hennesy — Editor, Sue McKlllrick, Kenny Roberts, Sheila Coulermarsh, Tom Mal- liuzzo, Paiti Lecocq, Faith Norton, )anet Barney, Larry Runk, Vern Parsons, Mike Hampton, Greg Davis. Not pic- tured: Gary Flokstra, Hazel Crouch — sponsor. 147 I Each year, sluticnts trom over 1,(XX) (dmpusos across the U.S. are chosen because of above average acaciemic standings, communitv service, leadership ability, and future potential, to the annals of Who ' s Who among students m Americ an colleges n( Liniversilit s. The selec lion of C.B.C. ' s students is done by a ( atnpus nominating c ommiltcc c onsisting of administration mm tac ully. iOS Idmcs Alton Dcnise PacJilta Sharon CamplH ' ll Don Kcvyco 1 B t lames Palmer r ir k s i mm j T v «r ■g S ' s K— — — ludy f lalhur Mark Seppo % ?J Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges David Loverldge Barbara Lalir ames Mazurek E - H  — -4 i 1 H Mfeilsl 3 i P x ' ' ' ' ' H 1 Ei :ij Mark Ryder Robert Eggerlon Doris Hemphil The goals of training students for a future radio ministry and serving tfie campus with gospel music are main- tained by the KCBC staff. Interviews, taped contemporary shows, and a morning show, added to the regular broadcasts from 1:00-10:30. Chapel services as well as CMF services are also aired. Basketball games and the Spartan sports show showed the many interests and aspects of radio broadcasting. KCBC 150 DftMCtC- rtlCH iCLtAfc-t- Do KOr rojo l ' Noon Prayers Noon Prayer Curators .J! % Hlni Wr i Meeting every Friday night from 6:30 to 7;00, (under the direction of CMF and the leaders) prayer groups pro- vide a way of ministering through intercessory prayer for a country or specific area for which one feels a burden. Each student receives an early intro- duction into the purpose of prayer groups and their leaders. Prayer booths accomplish the former and CMF bonfire the latter. Irfl ) rifihl Allen Henderson, Elmer Elfrlnk, David Redmond, Curl Odldlja, frank lusher, Vince O ' Mahoney, Cay Brantley, Don furbush, lohn Carlson, Barb Redding. 152 Prayer Groups 153 Forlyone members combining talents and lime under the leadership of Cyril McLellan meet the responsibilily and minisltY of Revivaltime. Revivallime, heard every week on 650 stations around the world serves C.B.C. in chapel services and churches while on tour. 155 c h o i r (3ratorio, formed in 1959, and directed by Merlin Mitc hell during the past five years, continues to emphasize music that glorifies Cod and will make stu- (Jcnls more effective ministers. 156 The hours of practice are culminated in spec iai Christmas and Easter services. Oratorio also participates in the Baccalau- reate anci Commencement exerc ises. Band Placing an cmphdsis on gdininK k(i()vvl( dgo of church rnsemble methods, and improving personal technique ' s, C.B.C. ' s Concert Band, under the direction of Beth McLc llan, ministers through music in two tours and two concerts each year. Band Retr( at draws tc:)gcthcr members for a time of recreation spiritual emphasis. i ■ •M ' ■ ' ■ ■ ( i 9m H i ... . ♦ i iiyni V J ' 515r Living Signs Choir A choir that ( onsists of hearing and deaf informing congreations about deaf people and their ne( (ls, at the same time minister- ing to lh(MTi and spreadmg the gos- pel must Ije consiflereci unique. Living Signs Choir through week- end trips, a spring tour, a summer tour, and ( hapel services, accom- plish their three-fold goal. 136 Mu Chi Kappa Mu Chi Kappa is involved ciaily on the campus of C.B.C. Interpreters are scheduled through Muchi Kappa for chapel services, CMF services and classes. 159 D a c t y 1 o 1 o g y c 1 u b The Dactylology Club is a social organiza- tion that promotes better understanding between hearing and cieaf. It holds meet- ings twice a month and sponsors a social each sememster. 160 o t n i d 161 B o w e H a 1 1 W e 1 c h H a 1 1 Dorm Supervisors and Counselors 162 Flower Hall The basic part of CBC ' s hierarchy exists in the person of dornn supervisors and hall counselors. Welch, Bowie and Flower are governed by V, Longstaff, Eleanor Lowe, and Marjorie Varney along with their understudies. Hall counselors are a special breed com- bining their time, their rooms, their responsibility, their power, their maturity, their love, their leadership, and themselves forming halls which care for every individ- ual. 163 The Married Women ' s Association promotes fellowship between student ' s wives helping them adjust to the role of students wives and prepare for their future role as ministers ' wives. Married Women ' s Association 164 Women ' s Auxiliary Women ' s Auxiliary is an organization made up of faculty wives, alumnae and concerned women, primarily fund-raising and interest promoting group. This year. The Women ' s Auxil- iary sponsored the building of rest- rooms in the cafeteria addition. Officers 165 ■lord, l)l(• s this Lord dh Lord Arnon! If any man IhirsI . Al least let me comb my hair first! 166 ■Oh, the loys ( ( being together ' i V y b I don ' t know what it is . . .1 iust work here ■Repldccmenl tor Plains, Georgia peanut larmer 167 S no. von Ed Vor- n-Chi r ' )) tJj ,?i w) f J ■f Is Ihis yuv lor rcdl ' I just lovo English [ illor ature! I don ' t Ihink this cold iron was such a hoi idea . . ' 170 Now I ihink the bollom siring is . A( lually I was first rholrc for Kojak, hul I jusi can ' l gpl into lollipops t ? V- ' ■■4 ' ■ ' k3 Well, Sis. Larson said it could bo used in any of 400 different ways. 171 ry Tomorrow ' s Challenge . . . 172 . . . Together We Can Make It. 173 176 SPARTiMIS   -••  i I ii t p—  — wn ■ « 1 - n ' Varsity Basketball Kr in Miller 178 From the initiation of Varsity Rask(Mball, made up of Intramural All-slars lo the addition of layVees and mcmbfrship in the National Christian Colk-grs Association of America, from a 17 game schedule against churches to a 25 game schedule against colleges, from playing in longpants to home and away uniforms plus warm-ups, our basketball |)r()gram improves, grows, excites, and ministers. Though often against teams inches taller, hustle defense, ball control and fastbreaks evened the final score while giving 40 minutes of action-packed B- ball. 179 £ .. • f iQ K 180 181 182 K( ' nn Kobrrt CrdiK Miller Kcihhv Wilkcrson 183 liMf Swairn leff Brawnor 185 c h e e r 1 e a d e r s Unifying the crowd ' s spirit, pro- moting enthusiasm, yelling, hop- ping, jumping, and smiling, the cheerleaders are support. Icrrsd Crall IS6 Support in the first degree. Spending hours in practice, on the road, the cheerleaders are also unselfish. Pam True Teresa Lowery i ' ■ A 187 Tennis hv ti ' fi man Icnnis Icam iiiuici ihc coaching oi Bill Drjkc t.ued tough competition (his yiMr I lie Ifi game schedule testeci both ability and d( ' t)lh vvilh |ir() i(iing excellent matches tor students to watch. VVeIc h fire esc apes bee ame bleac hers together with i ar hoods , nd ln.inks. 188 189 ! CENTRAL BIBIFCOIIICI 1 VARSITY lENNISSCHLlJULt a ( h 9 S( hool ()( Iho Quarks Away IS U ol Missouri — Rolld Away 18 Mo. S. Sidti- Colloge Away 19 Si. Louis Chrislian Col. Home 24 U. of Missouri — Rolla Home 28 School ol IhcO arks Home 29 Central Mo. Slalc U Away Apr 11 1 tvangol CollcBi- Home 7 Bakkburn College Away 8 f lorrisant Valloy Comm. Away H Si Louis Christian Col. Away 9 St Louis Christian Col. Away 9 Blai kburn College Away 12 Drurv College Home 14 Evangel College Away II 20 Central Mo Slate U. Home 190 I .i 1. -vV ' AV- ii Y fTon |im Whisenani, Kand Miller, Bill Drake, coath. Back: Bill Davis, Kevin Miller, Brad Rue k, |cff Brawner. 91 Intramural Basketball Softball 193 Providing the opportunity to com- pete, to irnpr( ss thos( in the t)lea( hers, to freeze in 40 degree weather, to play in the dark, to miss supper, to laugh at refs ' calls, to go hitless until the last game 194 After the fall softball season, Intra- mural Basketball got underway. The scene thangeci from outcioors to mdoors but the adaptable CBC student also switched places, whistles took the place of voices, though, the mockery of calls remained the same. 196 The Gym walls l)arfly held Iho tramping and tripping feet, the tailing bodies, the pounding bas- ketball, and the yelling crowd. •  tv V • ' • ■ ■. ' : ; • • • •Ut! mu , dMt 97 It-arnuork, bciiiK in stuiiic. .ind the statistics on the hullclin Ixi.ik bocamc important a the season progressed and play-oils lixjini ' d in the future. 198 .t V ' I VMi C. M SHOES ONLY ' S • FLOOR 201 Midterm Students It) K lY ' rrv Bryanl, Gaylr Drckpr, Andy Cdycr, Kdth Brown 202 L ( J K ' I ' jili llmiH, Yvonne I ' dlerson, Debbie Cline, Tina )ones, Vicky Kuykendoll. L to R: lennifer Covert, Debbie Danlic, ludy Ready, Dave lones, Debbie lones, Kevin Mohr. 203 OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED txorulivc Directors Oislrirl Presbvlers Youth Education Womon ' s Ministries Missionctlps iJislrid Musi( Program Slcwardship Program lake Williamson Christian Center I Illinois Correspondence institutel College Ministries Oeaf Ministries Radio Ministries Internship Program Royal Rangers Men ' s Ministries Teen Challenge Shalom Center Messianic Ministries Home Missions Advance Program World Ministries Inter-city Works ' AUTHORITY FOR OUR MISSION ! •t-i o hJ h- H U X Q D U U o H U — H hJ C CQ (-U D LD LH 7 H— ( hJ hJ Congratulations Graduates 204 RuhdnlW Dorlih Oist Superintendent Owen C dti Asst. Supt t rnian Surrall Exec Sec.-Treas, I jrrv HikIhi ' Youth and hlui dlion I5ir Tar he ' y shall he . us a tree planted by the waters ± P and that jA spreadeth Qut herj roots by the T Im river and shall not s.ee when heat cometh) but her leaf shall be green:,, and shall not be careful in the year of drought, neither shall cease from, yielding WV. .v Jeremiah 17:8 CONGRATULATIONS l|8tJ|l CBC ALUMNI SENIORS . . . I !HL ASSOCIATION y As you prayerfully consider new challenges and opportunities for future ministry our wishes and prayers are that you will be planted and then bloom into the flower that radiates new life to a new generation. 205 f- yfft KY t f ' ' CmT Jk ■ ■. ' ' Ctf ' n. ' J- ii iiii! i til ft JUf iatMBiiA. «■■• III .) •! II |ifj!IUl!ll| siisi: i| !! ■■ t:i; - Pjsioral Care Assistlnl ' 5i hrtiidgall — Education ._ J Nesbill —Youth Sharon Wilkins — Music ■:.:--9 THE STONE CHURCH Of Chicago f HnW(-sl 127lhSlriH ' t I ' dlds Hcighls, Illinois WMfil I . C. Morrow, Pastor ( VI 2) 385-2270 Congiiilulations! Bill Vkildor, |r. Rol in Morton Sue Ruckman Dale Ritlgley Lori Miclow Bob Morton Mar 1 ou Kcintowicz Congratulations Class of ' 76 Michigan District Council 6053 Chase Road, Dearborn, Mi. 48126 (313)846-8565 ASSEMBUESOFGOD ' A Distric t with a Positive Approach GENES HOGAN Asst Superinlendent FREDSMOLCHUCK Setreldry-Tredsurer lAMESMAIESKYDCAP Dislricl Sunday School Direclor 207 We Pray For God ' s Best For the Class of 1977 Rc Paul Finkcnlxncl.T— HIKWANC) I ' AHIO ' — and wifo, Linda TAKING GOD ' S WORD TO THE SPANISH SPEAKING PEOPLE OF THE WORLD Congratulations Class of ' 77 May He grant to each of you the desire of your heart, expressed in your class motto: CHANNELS OF HIS LOVE! He is the Fountain . . . the Source . . . the Living Water . . . the River of Life! Let Him have the pre-eminence in everything! Evangel Church AssembHes of God 656 North Broad Street Elizabeth, Now jersey 07208 Telephone 201 ' 353-7668 208 JAMES L.TATE Pastor fi4H N. Broad Sircit Eli abclh. N.J. O ' iOK r « :n the goso i ± ., ; P ' 3ch deliverance in t e captives . d ' he ' I be y them that  e bruised. ke: 4 -(8 -.4. 209 Kraft Marshmallows fthecake you don ' t bake. Al KIn l I r in.ikc )l Msc ou ' The can that thinks it ' s a wedge of cheese. But it ' s really a special cheese sauce that melts a rich cheddary flavor all througl the golden elbow macaroni. Kraft Macaroni and Cheese raft, we think Deluxe Dinner. . . The good kind yo I Sal3QS cook up fresh. at Kraft, we think salads ought to be fun! T}idy(mknow f ft makes wdmayorma v®. 0 .® sV ■ , r x „3. gA. ooVl- . . ■ e w N r-v Elb s t %ll e - :s3 o A m ly of God Church ' .A 801 Pleasant Valley Blvd. Altoona, Pennsylvania Robert C. Harris 628 East Logan Ave. Telephone: 943-6336 Office: 944-1948 Rex A. Bornman Minister of Youth 201 —5th Ave. 211 AVA Come Travel With Us Your Springfield Travel Agencies KLFJ Gospel 1550 AM Come and Visit Us . . . Exotic Animal Paradise 12 Miles N. of Springfield — Rt. 44 Olney Payne g Fuel Oil — Burner Service — Heating Equipment i JoMnsonS Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1977. HOWARD JOHNSON ' S MOTOR LODGE AND RESTAURANT 213 SKATELAND Sport Centers A New Concept in Skating Rinks Instruction Available Beginning Thru Advanced Colonial 881-8011 3525 S. Campbell 865-0808 2841 E. Div. c: ' - v: Springfield Newspapers, Inc. 1 United Savings Loan Association 1131 Boonville 869-4492 Publishers of Springfield Daily News Springfield Leader Press Sunday News Leader 651 Boonville UN9-4411 214 Congratulations Graduates WOOD ALL MOTOR COMPANY 1238Boonville 215 Congratulations Class of 1977 91 2 West Kearney Springfield, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS FROM 2451 North National Phone: 831-2385 Juanita Hutton Alice Sapp Wholesale Carpet Liquidators Phone 869-7261 — 1107 South Grant SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 65804 Cecil White, Owner No Job Is To LARGE Or To Small we supply to Commercial Contractors, Churches Schools or Residences PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION Slashed Prices Free Estimates Ship Anywhere We ' ve got the WEAVE that ' s BOUND to please. 716 HERITAGE CAFETERIAS 1310S. Glehstone 210 E. Sunshine Private Rooms Available Parties and Meetings Serving: Daily 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 217 Career opportunities are available to vou in the life insurance business . . . ■ • Financially Rewarding • Complete Training • Incentive Programs • Professional, Contemporary Company Attitude THE COMPANY DESIGNED WITH YOUR FUTURE IN MIND yj . 5Z2gj Life Insurance Company , , . MODERN AMERICAN BUILDING, 1000 W. SUNSHINE SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 65804 Phone 869-9166 CongratulatTons Graduates FROM WADE WILLIAMS PHILLIPS 66 658 W. Kearney WE ' RE NUMBER ONE IN THE OZ ARKS I (But don ' t take our word for it. Prove it. One delicious way or another.) Foremost The Freshmost. V M.OONAIOS COBPOR IiON 1968 100% Beef Hamburgers Crisp Golden French Fries Triple-Thick Shakes OPEN YEAR ' ROUND Sunday - Thursday 11 a m to 1 1 p, m. Friday Saturday 11 a m to 1 2 Midnight McDonalcfs is your kind of place. 1122 WEST KEARNEY _ n i gv ' i ft k Compliments of ROPER ELECTRIC COMPANY Contractors-Engineers Since 1919 2218 Howard Ave. Springfield, Missouri KENTWOOD ARMS HOTEL-MOTEL 700 St. Louis Springfield, Missouri Telephone UN 6-1941 Terrace Dining Banquets to 400 Choice of Hotel or Motel Economy rooms in main building Parking for 200 cars Two swimming pools 219 Banta Fruit Company 641 Wall Street 862-6644 Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 Springfield Grocer Food Products Home of Yellow Bonnet 5unshine Ozark Trail Quality Assured 400 Boonville 869-2881 220 erhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make your- self do the tiling you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man ' s training begins, it is probably the last lesson he learns thoroughly. THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY Technical Education [1 77] V B DERfUL ofSnking CoiviMERCE Bank of Springfield e-ber f d i c 221 800-255-3050 Call (800) 255 3050 for loll free foservalrons .(I . nv Tr.ivnl n,1,iA m fhe WOfld n loDGE In Springfield, Missouri SLEEPY BEAR Welcomes relatives and Friends of CBC students 505 St. Louis St. Near historic, modern Park Central Square Congratulations Graduates Do Right — Fear Nothing 869-729G I REALTORS 200 N. Glenstone at St. Louis Springfield, Missouri 869-7296 or 833-0882 We Sell, Finance Trade We Care Where You Live BALDWINS of Springfield 417 883-2332 1850 5. Stewart Springfield, Missouri 65804 OZARK CAMERA CENTER 210 East Walnut Springfield, Missouri 65806 222 Springfield Coca-Cola Bottling Company GO-AHEAD BANKING lor gel-ahead oeople ALU YOUR BANKING NEEDS fma P r M| •! LM  ««tl M i 4i i«  •«« - M E HtOwtHI 869-3511 m UNION NAT10MAL BANK Park Central Square Congratulations Graduates from UNION NATIONAL BANK Congratulations Graduates First City Bank 2300 N. Clenstone Membership F.D.i.C. Free Checking Account with Small Minimum Balance Charles C. Meek Lumber Company 3250 E. Sunshine 325 N. Jefferson 607 W. Sunshine 223 Congratulations Class of 1977 425 Boonville Servomation Food Vending Service Phone — 831-0557 Congratulations Class of ' 77 1555 N. National at Division Phone: 865-5313 324 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. 835 E, Central for Evans sakei if yoa don ' t knocuDRUGS kKOOjEYMS 151 Park Central Square Plaza Shopping Center Boonville at Commercial FliEE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY f i . l. Thieme FUNERAL SERVICE 1200 Boonville Springfield, Missouri 862-5505 mm NEW MODEL for A. . iiiland 225 Congratulations WILL WEST! B( ' |{)V(hI ... It vvcis nccdiLiI lor tiic to write unio you, and exhort noli that yo should earnestly c ontend lor the faith vvhic h was once (i( livered unto the saints. Judei Bethany Assembly of God Springfield Armory St. S[:)ringfield, Massachusetts Rev. Edwarci Berkey — Pastor Congratulations Class of 1977 Alvin G. Blackard, Pastor 2VI0 N.Campbell Springfield, Mo. 65802 Indiana District J Assemblies of God ASSEMBUESOFGOD Charles hen kett In Rec gnition of T H Asst. Superintendent HOOSIER STUDtNTSat CENTRAL lill5LE COLLEGE Regional Presbyters Cec it Eno( hs Carole Adkison Mike Haws H Rose oe Russell Steve l eaver Beverly Holtgreve , Dislru 1 Presbyter Rex Branscome loyce Houser ■■ l5oard Thomas Budd Harry Howe Cinda Burgess IO( nnis lackson Irutnan Smith Sandy Burns |os( ph Ki()well William 1 leaslon Wade Complon Linda Kronberg Wilson Shaba Larry Concus Sheila McClure Ha rold Beck Mark Craft Rol)ert Mci:)onald Charles i ranK SupcnnltTKicnl Edgar Allen Teresa Craft Cynthia Mc Intosh PIH Robert C() ' ingt()n Rebecca Cripe Kathy Crow Sharon U Kee ' Ml William McKee b P W lames Armpnester Arthur Cyphers Lee May ll r yh lames Monson Miriam Denham Linda Michaels m 1 d Summertield V ' almda ttlinj. ' ton l am Mitchell H sarf 1 nijis Yendrek Brenda farme Barl) Molina ■■-■ff n ' |ohn Pastore Ernest Eeasel William Parks 1 M ' Woodie 1 )rost Nancy Grostcfon Debljie Powell v  — Ron Grostefon Charles Spriggs H k INDIANA DISIRIC T Glen Guiney |u(K Patri( la Steele Mal()uist 226 W mM 1 red Icadi r,S( ' ( Trcas STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Congratulates The 1977 Graduates! SPRINGFIELD TRAVEL SERVICE (Now in Two Locations) DOWNTOWN BRENTWOOD HEER ' S PLAZA 2674 S. Glenstone Park Central Sq. Across from Mall (417)865-5535 (417)883-7121 AMERICAN EXPRESS REPRESENTATIVE Airline Tours — Bus — Trains Our Services Are Offered Free WE OF THE CUP STAFF, INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHERS, WOULD LIKE TO USE THIS SPACE (SEEING HOW WE DIDN ' T HAVE ENOUGH ADS) TO EXPRESS CONGRATULATIONS UPON THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977. 227 Senior Index JAMES D ALLEN Columbus, Ohio Biblf Prison Ministries, fdtulty and Staff Scholar- ship R C. AMER, IR. Wellington, Missouri Bihio Intramural Basket- hall iMtalion Ministries. GREG AUSTIN Dcs Moines, Iowa Bible. Travel Team. SHIILA AUSTIN Des Moines, Iowa Bible. PRANCES RUTH BAGGETT Nashville, Tennessee Religious Education. Dac- lylologv Club, I3eat and Blind Ministries, Mu Chi kappa, Tennessee Alumni Si holarship, faculty Schol- arship, Visitation Minis- tries. MARIBETH BAILEY ColumE ia, Missouri Religious Education. Ora- torio Choir, Teenage Evan- gelism, Chi Alpha. lOHNNY BARNES Springfield, Missouri Bil)le. TO.MBNRTIETT h(Jdlei nvn, Ohio Bible. Circle K, Intramural S( ltl)all. Volleyball, KCBC, Re ivaltime, Revivaltimc Scholarship, Student Gov- erninenl. MARK A. BAM If F Lima, Ohio Bit)le. Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, CBC LacJies Auxiliary Scholar- ship, Visitation Ministries. CHARLES A. BEADLE Springfield, Missouri Bible. STEVEN AA l BELL Wichita, Kansas Bible. Churc h Ministries, Dorm Coun( il, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Vol- leyball, Noon I ' rayer Cura- tor, I ' hillips Scholarship, Student Government, Visi- Idliiin Minislri( s. RON BILLINGS Conway, Arkansas Bible. Intramural Soltball, Vollevball, Teenage L an gelism, N oulh .Ministry. CHARIFSW BRADY Hutc hingson, Kansas Bible. REXFORDB BRANSCOME Portage, Indiana Bible. Chi Alpha, KCBC, Intramural Basketball, Soltball, Vollevball, Teen- age Evangelism, Travel Team. GEORGE R. BRIDGES St. Louis, Missouri Bible. KCBC, Chi Omega Rho. E 1AGENE MAE BRIG- HAM Nixa, Missouri Religious E(Ju(alion. Cen- tralite, Chi Alpha, Campus Missions Eellovvshit) Intern ancJ Officer, Intramural Softball, Vollevball, Bas- ketball, Tennis, Oratorio Choir, Teenage Evangel- ism Travel Team, Cheer- leader, Visitation Minis- tries, Chun h Ministries. TOM BRIMMER V a ne, Neu York Bible Inl ra mural i )llcv- ball, C ir( le k, I empos Choir, Oulstation i hurch. j KK I BROUGHT(3N f dvcltev ille, Arkansas Bible ,M W lology Club, Deal .111(1 Blind Ministries, Inlr.itnuial Basketball, Soltball, Volleyball, A. D. Swartztrauber Scholarship, Teenage Evangelism. BARBARA BRYAN S ottdale, Penn. Religious Education. Dac- tylology Club, Deaf ancJ Blinc] Ministries. CINDA BURCfSS Sprmglield, Miss(juri Religious EcJucalion. Dac- tylology Club, I3c al ancJ Blind Ministries, Intramu- rals Basketball, Softball, Living Signs Choir, Mu Chi Kappa, Oratorio Chcjir, Outstations Ministries. LEONARD T. BURGESS Kansas City, Kansas Bible. iOANN BUTTAFUOCO Staten Island, N. Y. Religious Education. Revivaltime, Travel Team, Visitation Ministries. GLENN M. CAMERON Maywood, Illinois Bible. Campus Missions Fellowship Prayer Croup Leader, Facull and Stall Scholarship. DENNIS CAMPBELL Covington, Kentuc ky Bibl( Centralite, Campus Missions fellowship Prayer Group Leader, Intramural Softball, Volley- ball, Haskciball, R(- i al- time, T ra ( ' l I earn SHAR(;NCAMI ' BILL Racine, Wisconsin Musk Oratorio Choir, Revi altime, National C. A. Scholarship, Student Gov- ernment, Tra el I earn, Vis- itation Ministries. CRAIG CANf HID Battle Creek. Mu li Bible. Cjr( Ic k, isiialion Minisiries. Slll ' HLN. 1.CANIKLLL Oakdale, Tennessee Bible. RONNIE LEE CARNI fT Kennett, Missouri Religious [ducation. Church Ministries, Intra- mural Softball, Volleyball, CBC Women ' s Auxiliary Sc hcjiarship. BOBCASHATT Des Moines, Iowa Bible Chi Alpha Church Ministries, Intramural Bas- ketball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, leenage Evan- gelism, Visitation Minis- tries. RONALD k. CLA ICJN Mt. Zion, Illinois Music. Band, Radio Minis- try. PATRICk, j.COCHfNOUR Springtic l(i, Missouri Bible. PAUL I.CORAN III Dunmcjre, Pennsylvania Bible Churc h Ministries, Circle k. Intramural Bas- kcMball, Baseball, Sotttjall, Volleyball, Teenage Evan- gelism, Visitation Minis- tries. MANUEL A. COKDLRO. )R. Bavamon, Puertcj Rico Bible. Band, Varsity Bas- ketball, Intramural Basket- ball , Vollevball, Softball, Prison Ministr , Nursing FHome Minisir V isitalion. AL CRESS. IR. Denver, Coloracicj Bible. Circle K. PEGGY CUNHA Modesto, Califcjrnia Religious Education. Dorm Council, Intramurals, Dai tylologs Club. Deal lind Blind Minisi rics. 22a AKIIIUKl.CM ' HIKs, |K LaPorlo, IntJIanj l ( ligious f()i.K .11 ion. Chiirt h Ministri( s, CId ' .b ()llK( r, iFTliiiniinjI lidso- hcill, KCliC, Sludcdls („i - crnnK ' nl, Trdvel Ic.iin. CLiKT DALABA jrren, Ohio Bible. Chrlsluin Service CoLincil, Ciix le K, Class Ollicer, Campus Missions Fellowship Intern, I ' rayev C]rouf) Leadtv, Heal anil Blind Ministries, Dorm Council, Mu Chi Kappa, Campus Missions Fellow- ship Internship Alumni Scholarship, Visiiaiion Ministries. NANCY L. DAMIANO Utica, New York Bil)le. Visitation Minis- tries. KON S. DAVIS Placentia, California Bible. Teenage Evangel- ism. LARRY M. DETTMAN Peshtigo, Wisconsin Bible. 1ARYIA E DEXHEIMER Peoria, Illinois Music. Band, Oratorio Choir, Re lvaltime, Intra- mural Volleyball, Travel Team, Teenage Evangel- ism, Visitation Ministries. BOBBY GERALD DICKER- SON FHouslon, Texas Bible. Church Ministries, Class Officer, CUP Editor, KCBC, Intramural Basket- ball, Baseball, SiucJcni Go ernmenl. II LI AM A. DKAKf Springfield, Missouri Religious Education. Cen- Iralite, Intramural Softball, Basketball, ollcvball, Var- sity T( nnis Coac h, Post Olliie Clerk. LINDA ANN DklW Sparta, Illinois Religious tdmalion. Band, Intramural Volle ball, V omen ' s ALi iliar (Olhi- ul. BRANDON R DRNSDAI F Northampton, iVUiss Bible. Chi Alpha, Inlraniu- ral Volleyball, KCBC, Chi Omega Rho, Visitation Ministries. Pllll DUNCAN lo[5lin, Missouri Music . Circle K, Intramural Softball, Basketball, Orato- rio Choir, Revivaltime, Re i altimc Scholarship, arsitv Colt. LARRY G. DUNN Waynesboro, Miss. Bible. Church Ministries. CHIPEGGERTON New Orleans, Louisiana Bible. Cenlralite, Christian Service Council, Deaf and B I i n d M inistries. Living Signs Choir, Mu Chi Kappa. PAUL R. ETHRIDCF Wane hese. North Carolina Religious Education. DONNA MARIE FABOZZI Shelton, Connecticut Bible. Band, Circle K, Noon Prayer Curator, Teenage Evangelism. BETTY L.FISHER VAarren, Ohio Rc ligious Education. Intra- inural Volleyball, Corum Sc holarship. Visitation Ministries. ROB FISHER Sc henec tad . N. Y. Bible. Circ le K, Intramural Basketball, Oratorio Choir, Re ivaltime, Fravel Feam. lUDV 1 Fl Aim RS Scaltl( , Washington Music. Church Ministries, Oratorio Choir, Revival- lime, Re ivaltime Scholar- ship, Studc nt Govern- ment, loggers, Inc. NORMAN L.GANNON Springlield, Missouri Bible. PETER I.GIACALONE St. Clair Shores, Mich. Bible. Class Oilic er, Circle K, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Noon Prayer I eader. ROBERT GRANT E. Wincisor, Conn. Bible. Cenlralite, Circle K, Intramural Basketljall, Softball, Volleyball, Stu- dent Government, Youth Director. FREDGRAVATT Orange, California Bible. Class Officer, Dac- lylcilogy Club, Deaf and Blind Ministries, Drama Club, Intramural Volley- ball, Elsie Peterson Schol- arshi[i. lANICE GRAVATT Orange, California Bible. Class Officer, Dac- tylology Club, Deaf and Blind Ministries, Intramu- ral Volleyball, Elsie Poter- scjn Sc holarshi|5, Drama Club. MAX GRAVES BurwcHI, Nebraska Bible. Varsity Basketball, Inlramurals, Circle K, CMF Intern, Spiritual Life Com- mittee, Student Life Com- mit le( Boy ' s Home. Rf:)GFRGRIFPP Aberdeen, South Dakota Music. Oratorio Choir, Revivaltime, Revivaltime Sc holarship. Visitation Ministries. lONYGRIFIIIH Lorain, Ohio Bible. KCBC, Teenage Evangelism, Hospital Visi- tation, Nursing Hom( , levvish Ministry. NANCY GROSFLION South Bend, Indiana Bible. Stucic nl Govern- ment, Pentecost, Revival- tim( Oratorio Choir, Visi- tation Ministry, Indiana C. A. Scholarship, Revival- litne Sc holarship. RONGROSTEFON New Ha c ' n, Inciiana Bible. Class Officer, Intra- mural Volleyl)all, KCBC, Oratories Choir, Revival- time, Revivaltime Scholar- ship, Student Govern- ment, Travel Team. STEPHANIE HALL Martin, Tennessee Bible. Dorm Council, Ten- nessee .Alumni Scholar- ship, Visitation Ministries. V E D HALLE Oshkosh, Wisconsin Bible. Chi Alpha, Class Officer, Dorm Council, Oratorio Choir, Student Government. VVILLIA IG. HA.M.MOND Washington, D.C. Bible. KCBC. Oratorio Choir, Visitation Minis- tries. PHILIP). HARRIS Port Chester, New York Bible. KCBC. D.AVE HARTSELL Springtield, Missouri Bible. 229 IINOAHAVrS XUIIoon. Illinois KcliKious E(lu(dlic n. Orj- lorio Choir. Children n isirios, T( ( ' n Chdilcngc ( )ulrca( h riKKN M-wrs WcllmKlon, {(ilor.ido Kcli ions I (liK jlKin |()ll IIANNFS I louslon, Texas Hihle. I ' Hll H-X AKI) l ' () nelte, V im onsin hihic Bcuui, (;ir(lc K, Dorni Count il, Inlriimurdl Hdskelball, VollevbdII, Slu- (lenl Go ernmeni , VV is- ( onsin C, -X, S( hoUuship. I)() M( l)tKS()N Sprlnglield, MissoLiri Bible. Circle k. Class Offi- cer, Intramural basketball, Softball, olle l)all, Ouls- t alion Minislry. KICHAKI) I ' MIIBI KT St. Catharines, ( )ntarin Bible. THOMAS G HINTON Tuc son, Arizona Bible Li mg Signs Choir, CMP Intern, Centralite, Teenage Evangelism, Var- sitv Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Spiritual Life Commillee, Christian Service Count il. Student Advisory Counc il. THOMAS C HOI I wn Elizabeth, eu lersey Religious [due dlicjn. Band. lOYCE HOUSfK Ft. VVavne, Indiana Religious [ (kit alion I )( ' al and Blind Ministry, Orato- rio Choir, Student Govern- ment, SSV FC (Single Sen- i( ir V omen lor Christ ) HARRY G HOWr Mit higan Cit , Induiiiii Bible. Class Ollicer, kCBC, ()ratori() Choir, isitation Ministries. I AKKN IILiBHXKI) Shawnee Mission, kan Bil)le. K ) t n iii ' Giiis I ust t)n, Arizona Bible. Band, l)a( i lology Club, Intramural Basket ball, SollbdII, Volleyball, Student Government, Visi- tation Ministries. rn HUIE I )ardanelle, Arkansas Bible. Travel leam, I ' liil Fine Sc ht)larship, Inlramu- ral Solllwll. SAMUEL P. HUMPHREYS St henet tady, N. Y. Bible. Class Offit er. Intra- mural St)ttball, Volleyball. lERRY). HUTCHINSON Houma, Lt)uisiana Bible. Boy ' s Ranc h. ROCkLIN )AY HYATT Rit hmt.)nd, Missouri Missions. Dactylology Club, Mu Chi kappa. Var- sity Basketball Manager, Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyl)all, Softball, Visitation Ministries. DAVin IRWIN Carmichael, Calif. Bible. Oratorio ChtJir, Visi- tation Ministries. kENNETH jACkSON Poway, Calitornia Bible. Chun fi .Ministries, kCBC, Intrainural Solthall. DOUG jlNklNS Adrian, Mk higan XUisK Rev IV all ime, I urn- ing Point, Intramural Solt ball. Basketball, Volleyball, Weekend Minislrv GRIGORN I lOHNS Springlield, Missouri Bible lollovvers, Inliamu ral Basketball, Sollball, Oratorio Choir, Varsity lennis MIIVIN lOMS I av rent e, kansas Bible Intramural Basket ball, Sottball, Vollevball, V isitalion Ministries. K N M( ) D ( |( ) l S II Cypress, Call lorn la Bible. RevivaltiiTTc, Varsil CjoII, (hi Omega Rho. DON kEFSEE Perry, Oklahoma Religious E du( at ion. kCBC, I ravel Learns. kl l klllEY Arlington, V irginia Bible. Intramural Softball, Visitation Ministries, kCBC, Churt h Ministries. WERNER kERSTEN Melbourne, Australia Bible. Church Ministries. DONNA kEY Springfield, Misscjuri Missions. Class Offic er, CMF Intern, Dorm Coun- t il. Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Alumni St hol- arshifi, ( )utstation Minis- try. lOSiPII klDWH I Indianafiohs, Induma Bible. BOWIi kRlll ING Versailles, Missouri Rebgious [ (Ilk at ion. Chtiri h Ministries, Intra- mural V ollev b.ill. V isiia- lion Ministries. ROBFRI I) kNLL kansas ( iiv , Missouri Bible BARBVR LABRANCHL Springtield, Missouri Religious Education. Church .Ministries, Corum Scholarship, Teenage Evangelism, Visitation .Ministries. |()ll M I VBRANCHE Detroit, Mu higan Bible. Intramural Sottball, leenage Evangelism, Visi- tatio n Ministries. IRLDC. LAULEY, jR. Bessemer, Alabama Bible. DEBBIE LAN ION St. Louis, Missouri Religious Education. Band, Circle k, Oratorio Choir, Visitation Ministries. ROBERT). LECOCQ New kensington, PA Religious Education. Chi Alpha, Christian Service Council, Intramural o - leyball. Fatuity Scholar- ship, Studt nl Ct)vern- mcnt, ChilcJren ' s Ministry. RANDY IFF Moberly, Missouri Bible. Band, Oratorio Choir, Tempos Choir, Rev IV alt im( . Travel T( am. RUSSLII lEE Newton, kansas Bible. Intramural Stiftball, Basketball, Volleyball, Var- sity Golt. .; NORMAN H. LESLIE S| )ringtield, Missouri Bible. CMF Intern, CMF ( )lli( er. CMF Prayer ;30 Grouf) I iMclci. KCIK , C )(a- lono C hoir. ClYDF N, IINT ShcllshLirj;, Iowa Ril)li Churt h Miiiisirios. KAIIIN ll 7 Tiilsii, Oklahoma R( ' lii4ious I (kii alion. STLVt LINZ I use on, Arizona Bil)l( ' , Band. Oralorio Choir, Ro ualtMn( Intr a- mural Basketball, Sottball, olk vl)all, Travel leam, Te(MTagi Kangelisfn. Wll I l I II III Cillshurgh, PA Missions. Church Minis- tries, l actvlologv Club, kCBC, Visitation, Minis- tries. AL LOH.WANN Springfield, Missouri Bible Oratorio Choir. DA ID LOVERIDCE Kalamazoo, Michigan Missions. Centralite, Fac- ulty and State Scholarship. DEBI LOV ERY Berw ic k, Pennsylvania Religious Education. CMF Olticer, Oratorio Choir, Pentecost, Visitation Min- istries, SSWFC (Single Sen- [: lor Women tor Christ). ANTHONY L. LUDWIG Rantool, illinc is Music. BancJ, Chi .Alpha, Class Officer, Followers, Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyball, Softball, Oratorio Choir, Student Govern- ment, Travel Team, Visita- tion Ministries. FRANK LUMETTA Sprmglield, Missouri Uible. Teen Challenge. DIBBII MADDI N V axahac hie, I( xas Musii . Circle K, Oratorio Choir, Rev i allimi ' , Rcviv- allime Scholarship, Stu- dc nl Governm( nt, Visita- tion Ministries. MAX MALO Vista, California Missions. Noon Prayer Curator, Outstation Minis- try. T OM MANZ Lee ' s Summit, Missouri Bible. DAVin MARTZ Springfield, Missouri Religious Education. Owen Carr Scholarship, Teenage Evangelism, CMF Prayer Group Leader. lAMESA.MAZUREK Springfield, Missouri Bil)le. CMF Prayer Croup Leader, Will Fields Schol- arship, Lloyd Marsh Schol- arship, William Montgom- ery Scholarship, Nebraska Alumni Scholarship, Visi- tation Ministries, Who ' s Who in American Colleges anci Universities. MARSHA MCDONALD Weatherford, Texas Bible. Intramural Softball, Basketl)all, Weekend Min- istry. GARY D. MCELHANY Miami, Oklahoma Bible. Chi Omega Rho. SHARON MCGEE Cantcjn, C3hio Religious Education. Cen- tralite, Church Ministries, Circle K, CUP Secretary and Editor, Dactylology Club, Dorm C ouncil, CJra- lorio Choir, Revivallime, National Honor Society Sc holarshit Rev ivaltime Sc holarship, I a( uli and Staff Schcjiarship, CUP Scholarship, Sigma Beta ] hela, St Lid en I Govern- ment, Visitation Minis- tries, SSWEC (Single S( n- ior V omen h )r C hrist ). lAMESK MERGER Springtield, Missouri Bible. lOHN MERCK Columbus, Georgia Bible. Circle K, Intramural Vollc yball, RAND ARTHUR MILLER Cleveland, Ohio Bible. Christian Service Council, Intramural Bas- ketball, Softball, Volley- ball, Noon Prayer Curator, Oratorio Choir, Dc:)n |ohns Scholarship, Teenage Evangelism, Varsity Tennis. RICKY jAY MOORE Battle Creek, Mich. Bible. Chi Alpha, Dactylol- ogy Club, Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Mu Chi Kappa. CHERI MOOS Springfield, Missouri Religious Education. Intra- mural Volleyball, Fresh- man Academic Scholar- ship, Alumni Scholarship. DOUGLASS T. MOOS Springfield, Missouri Bible. ROBIN MORTON Burbank, Illinois Bible. Centralite, Intramu- ral Volleyball, Visitation Ministries, SSWFC (Single Senior Women for Christ). DAN MCJSILR Springfield, Missouri Bible Deaf and Blind Mm islries. Intramural Scjitball, Volleyball, I iving Signs Choir, Oratorio ( hoir. L. ROSSMOIIILRSHLD Mobile, Alabama Bible. Circle K, Class Offi- cer, Intramural Softball, Volleyball, StucJent Gov- ernment. LESLIE D. NAASZ Dolan Springs, Arizona Missions, Church Minis- tries, Teenage Evangelism, Chi Omega Rho. RON NEWBERRY Sanci Springs, Okla. Bible. LARRY NIELSEN Arleta, California Bible. Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball, Chi Omega Rho. IIMOSBORN Enterprise, Alabama Religious Education. Visi- tation Ministries, Intramu- ral Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Weightlifting Club. DENISE PADILLA Bayamon, Puerto Rico Bible. Centralite, Dorm Council, Faculty Scholar- ship, Alumni Scholarship, Will Field Scholarship, Teenage Evangelism Min- istries, Girl ' s Home Minis- try. PETE PADILLA Bayamon, Puerto Rico Bible. CUP, CMF Intern. JAMES A. PALMER Adrian, Michigan Bible. CMF Officer, Intra- 231 mural Basketball, Ping Pong, Sqltball, Volleyball, Revivallime, William Montgomery Scholarship, Alumni Scholarship, Travel Team, Varsity Ping Pong, Visitdtion Ministries. MICkl I ' LSANSKY Parma, Ohio Bible. Chi Alpha, Follow- ers, Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Revivaltime, Student Government, Visi- tation Ministries, Girl ' s Home Ministry, SSWFC (Singl( Senior Women for Christ.) CAROLYN W RAINWA- TER Pic kens. South Carolina Bible. Church Ministries, Mu Chi Kappa, Children Ministry. MICHELLE ). RAMSURE Boston, Massachusetts Religicjus EcJucation. Stu- dent Life Committee, Mis- sionettes. Street Witness- ing, Children Ministry, Vis- itation Ministries, Prison Ministry. DAVE RANDALL Springfield, Misscjuri Bible. Intramural Softball, Basketball, Circle K. )OHN RAYBORN Springfield, Missouri Bible. Dactylology Club, Deaf and Blind Ministries, KCBC, Muc hi Kappa. BARBARA REDDING Cross City, Florida Cenlralite, Class Officer, CMF Intern, CMF Prayer Group Leader, Dorm Council, Signs of New Life Travel Team, Mu Chi Kappa, Intramural Volley- ball, Mu Chi Kappa, Ora- torio Choir, Student Gov- ernment, Visitation Minis- tries. KAltn REDDING Cross City, Floricia Bible. Band, Circle K, Class Officer, Dcjrm Council, Oratorio Choir, Revival- lime, Slinl( nl Govern- ment, Iravi ' l Icam, Visita- tion Ministries. DAVID REDMOND River Forest, Illinois BiL)l( . CMF Praycv Grcjup Leacier, Dorm Council, Visitation Ministries, T( ( nage Evangelism, Travel Team, Chi Alpha. CALVIN I. KLID Deer Lake, Nt ' wtounilland Bible. DENNIS RILEY Wichita, Kansas Bible. Banci, Oratorio Choir, Teen Talent Schol- arship, Teenage Evangel- ism. PATRICIA lOYRITCHEY Mechanicsburg, Penn. Music. Band, Chi Alpha, Church Ministries, Travel Team, Noon Prayer Cura- tor, Oratorio Choir, Reviv- altime, Mexico Impact Croup. SCOTT ROACH Euc lid, (3hio Bible. CMF Prayer Group Leader, Noon Prayer Cura- tor. HOWARD D. ROBINETTE Youngstown, Ohio Bil)l( . Intramural Baseball, Travel Team, Visitation Ministries. CHARLES ROGERS Warren, Rhode Island Bible. Living Signs Choir, Rhode Island State Schol- arship. KENNETH ROGERS S()ringtield, Missouri Bible. Chi Alpha. DEBBIE ROHDI Carthage, Missouri Religious Education. IFfF RONAID SpringlieIci, Missouri Bible. STEVEN ROSI Springfiekj, Misscjuri Bible. Revivaltime, Associ- ate Pastor at Parke rest Assembly ol God. PHIIIP KOIHBLRG Metuchen, New Jersey Bible. Centralite, Chi Alpha Ministries, Class Officer, Intramural Base- ball, N. ). Alumni Scholar- ship, Students Govern- ment, lewish Ministries, Chi Omega Rho, Archae- ology Club. CAROLYN RUTH RUM- BALL Religious Educ aticjn. Belle- ville, Ontario. DALE RUSSO New Castle, Pennsylvania Bible. Band, Christian Service Council, Circle K, Class Officer, Intramural Basketball, Basel)all, Ping Pong, Softball, Volleyball, KCBC, Dr. Tavani Scholar- ship, Band Scholarship, StucJent Government Pres- ident, Visitation Minis- tries. MARK RYDER Sheboygan, Wisconsin Bible. Class Officer, Intra- mural Softball, Volleyball, Faculty ancJ Staff Scholar- ship, Student Govern- ment, Varsity Basketball. ELIZABETH SEABLOOM Benton, ,- rkansas Religious Education. Class Olficer, Dorm Council, liilramural Basketball, Vol- leyball, Living Signs Choir, Oratorio Chcjir, teenage Evangelism. MARKSEPPO Port Huron, Michigan Bible Intramural Sottball, Volleyball, Travel It-am. I ' HII SI I ' PO Port Huron, Mic higan Bible. Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Oratorio Choir, Travel Team. CHERYL SHARP Russellville, Arkansas Religious Education. Ora- torio Choir, Intramural Basketball, Sottball, Vol- leyball, Cheerleader. DARLA SIMMONS New Orleans, Lcjuisiana Chi Alpha, Deaf anci Blind Ministries, Boy ' s Ranc h. CHARLES R.SLANE Flagstaff, Arizona Bible. Band, Deai and Blind Ministries, Intramu- ral Baseball, Volleyball, Mu Chi Kappa, Oratorio Choir, Pentecost, Travel Team. KATHERINE A.SLOAN Pitman, New Jersey Bible. Church Ministries, Pentecost, Chi Alpha, Teenage Evangelism, Visi- tation Ministries. STAN SMITH Pittsburg, Kansas Music. Band, Bar Ministry, Band Officer. LARRY SOHN St. Charles, Missouri Bible Weekend Minis- tries. 232 MARILYN l.SOKKFLS Okmulgee, CJklahtJina Religious Education. Deaf Ministries, CMF Prayer Grou() I ea()er, Dactylol- ogy Club, Miss C. A. OkLihoina. DAM! IL bl ' LNCLK Lakeland, Florida Missions. Churth Minis- tries, CUP, Basketball, Vol- levball Intramurals, Reviv- altirne, Re ivaltim( Schol- arship, StucJent Govern- ment, Visitation Minis- tries. kt IN SPLNCLR Triplett, Missouri Bible. Visitation Minis- tries, t)utstation Minis- tries, Chi Omega Rho. FLORENE STEPHEN Oskaloosa, Iowa Missions. Chi Alpha Minis- tries, ChurcLv Ministries, CMF Intern, Intramural Volleyball, CMF Scholar- ship. DAVID A. STEPHENS Wichita, Kansas Bible. Class Officer, Bas- ketball, Volleyball Intra- murals, Visitation Minis- tries. DONNA ANN STEVEN- SON Columbus, Penn. Religious Education. Church Ministries, KCBC, Oratorio Choir, Revival- time, Student Govern- ment, Visitation Minis- tries. DARICE TEATE Riverdale, Georgia Religious Education. Class Officer, Dorm Council, KCBC, Quiz Team Scholar- ship, Miss C. A. Georgia Scholarship, Student Gov- ernment, Travel Team, Vis- itation Ministries, SSWFC (Single Senior Women for Christ). DAVID TERPFNING Springfield, Missouri Bible. Dae lylology Club, Special Ministries, Mu Chi Kappa, Varsity Ping Pong, Softball, Volleyball, Travel Team. LOIS ANN TERPFNING Springfield, Missouri Religious Education. Dac- tylology Club, Deaf and Blind Ministries, Mu Chi Kappa, Parsonettes, Fac- ulty and Staff Scholarship, Mayne Educational Fund, Travel Team. TIMOTHY TUCKER Butler, Missouri Religious Education. CUP, KCBC, Visitation Minis- tries. LA DON VARNEY Rochester, New York Religious Education. Ora- torio Choir. RANDY VENA Oak Creek, Wisconsin Bible. Church Ministries, KCBC, Teenage Evangel- ism. FRANK K.VICE Hamilton, Ohio Bible. Intramural Softball, Teenage Evangelism, Var- sity Golf. WILLIAM VIGO Houston, Texas Bible. Teenage Evangel- ism, Visitation Ministries. RALPH E.VISSCHER Marietta, Georgia Bible. CMF Prayer Group Leader, Dactylology Club, Deaf and Blind Ministries, Living Signs Choir. DAVID W.WAGNER Springfield, Missouri BibUv Band, Centralito, ()r,il(iri() Choir, f ravel I earn. (, K VVAll ACE Sturgis, Mi( higan Bible. Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, Teenage Evangelism. GEORGIA F.WALLACE Sturgis, Michigan Religious Education. Intra- mural Basketljall, ScM ' tball, Oratorio Choir. AUDDISWARD Memphis, Tennessee Missions. Church Minis- tries, CMF Intern, CMF Prayer Group Leader, Intramural Softball, Volley- ball, KCBC, CMF Scholar- ship, Visitation Ministries. MARION ARNETTA WARD Philadelphia, Penn. Religious Education. Dac- tylology Club, Deaf and Blind Ministries, Mu Chi Kappa. BECKY WARREN Magazine, Arkansas Bible. Intramural Basket- ball, Softball. THOMAS W. WATT Shawnee Mission, Kan. Religious Education. BROOKSYNE WEBER Fair Grove, Missouri Religious Education. Church Ministries, Dorm Council, Intramural Vol- leyball, Noon Prayer Cura- tor, Oratorio Choir, Visita- tion Ministry. STEPHEN C.WEBER Fair Grove, Missouri Bible. Christian Service Counc il Church Minis- tries, Class CMficer, CMF Prayer Group Leader, Inl rainural Basketball, Sotlball, Volleyball, KCBC, Stud( nl Government, Fccncjgc [ ang( ' lism. STANLEY WELCH Flat River, Missouri Bible. Intramural Basket- l)all, Softball, Vo lleyball. WILL WEST Springfield, Mass. Bible. Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball, Southern New England Alumni Sc holarship. JANICE WhIISENANT Brownsville, Texas Church Ministries, Orato- rio Choir, George Sample Keyboard Scholarship, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. ESTHER )OY WHITE Shade Gap, Pennsylvania Music. Band, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Vol- leyball, Band Scholarship, Oratorio Choir. NANCY LYNN WHITE KirkvvoocJ, New York Religious Education. Band, Dactylology Club, Deaf and Blind Ministry, Intra- mural Volleyball, Softball, Living Signs Choir, Mu Chi Kappa, Teenage Evangel- ism, Travel Team. WILLIAM L.WILSON Pone a City, Oklahoma Bible. KCBC, Intramural Baseball, Teenage Evangel- ism. PLILR P. ZRINZO New York, New York Bible. Church Ministries, Stanley Horton Scholar- ship, Visitation Ministries, Chi Omega RhcT. 233 General Index Abbatiello, Karen 77 Adams, Candace 77 Adams, Dennis, S. 91 Adams, Raymond 65 Adams, Rick 91 Adams, Robin 91 Adams, Sherelyn 91 Aker, Barb40 Aker, Benny 29 Alexander, David 91 Allen, Cathy 91 Allen, lames 47, 148 Allen, Linda, C. 91 Alvarado, Anthony 91 Amer, R. C. 47 Ames, Mary 77 Amsler, Dave 65 Anders, Gary 111 Anderson, Kenneth 91 Anderson, Kent Anderson, Rebecca 91 Anderson, Tina 77 Andrews, Cathy 91 Andrick, Doug 65 Applegate, David 91 Applegate, Linda 91 Appling, Debbie 65 Arnold, Forest 29 Arnold, Kenny 91 Arnold, Virginia 29, 76 Atkison, Duane 65 Attebery, Steve 91 Aufenkamp, Malitta 65 Austin, Greg 47 Austin, Sheila 47 Avila, Richard 65 Aviles, Benny 65 Axmark, Loren 77 Ayres, Daniel, R. 91 Baggett, Ruth 47, 148 Bahm, Yvonne 91 Bailey, Barb 77 Bailey, Candy 91 Bailey, Don 77 Bailey, Lois 77 Bailey, Maribeth 47 Bailey, Wanda 65 Baird, Melodie65 Baird, Rick65 Baker, leff 91 Baker, Mary Ann 91 Baker, Stanley 77 Baker, Steve 77 Balding: Vickie 77 Bales, )im 77 Bauldauf, Steve 65 Baldwin. Beth 91 Baldwm, Melissa 91 Baldwin, Patti 65 Baklwin, Rac hel 65 Baldwm, Rebecca 91 Baldwin, Sandi 77 Bambusch, Glenn 92 Banney, Hope 65 Barchus, Gale 47 Barnes, Johnny 47 Barney, lanet 65, 147 Bartelt, Randy 65 Bartlett, Tom 47 Barton, Mark 92 Basal, Kathi 77 Bass, John 65 Bass, Steve 92 Batson, Rick 65 Batty, Daniel 65 Baughman, Jerry 65 Bayles, Larry 92 Bayliff, Mark47 Bazan, Debbie 92 Bazeley, Mark 77 Beach, James 92 Beadle, Charles 47 Beaver, Stephen 65 Beaver, Wayne 92 Beckdahl, Samuel 29,90 Beesley, David 65 Behling, Howard 44 BelecAlvin 77 Bell, Mike 65 Bell, Steven 47 Belville, Debra92 Berge, John 77 Best, Linda 64, 65 Bevard, Thomas 66 Billings, Ron 47 Billings, Sherri 40 Billingsley, Darryl 66 Bilyeu, Patricia 77 Bird, Steve 66 Birdsall, Avonna 92 Bishop, Angela 77 Bixler, Frances 29 Black, Stanley 77 Blockberger, Diane 92 Bohall, Larry 77, 136, 155, 168 Bolding, Jim 66 Bonser, Debra 66 Bonser, James 47 Bostwick, Doug 66 Bozes, Barbara 109 Bradford, Cheri 77 Bradshaw, Steve 66 Brannon, Dennis 44 Branscome, Rexford 48 Brantley, Gay 48, 152 Brawner, Jeffery 77 Bray, Ian 92 Breithhaupt, Hannah 92 Br( w( r, Greg 92 Bridges, Cvnr v 48 Brigham, V( ' ma48, 1 i2 Brigman, |erry 66 Brimmer, Rebecca 66 Brimmer, Tom 48 Brodrick, Ray 92 Brooks, James 92 Brooks, Larry 66 Brotzman, Tim 77 Broughton, Jerry 48 Broughton, Linda 66 Brown, David E. 92 Brown, Melvin 92 Brown, Miles 92 Brown, Murray 66 Brownfield, Dianna 78 Browning, Carolyn 92 Bruce, Suzanne 78 Bryan, Barbara 48 Buchanan, Debbie 78 Buchanan, Theresa 78 Buck, Bradley 92 Buck, Craig 78 Budd, Thomas 92 Buie, Debra 78 Bunney, John 47 Burgess, Cinda 48 Burgess, Francis 92 Burgess, Leonard 47 Burkart, Jody 66 Burner, Steven 66 Burns, Sandy 66 Burris, Mark66, 135 Butler, Cindy 78 Butler, Gary 48 Buttafuoco, JoAnn 48 Buttafucco, John 40 Butterfield,Don92 Byer, Skip92 Call, Roger 92 Callaway, Paul 93 Calliari,Ocki93 Callihan,Carl29 Cameron, Glenn 48 Campbell, Dennis 48 Campbell, Glenda 78 Campbell, Sharon 48, 148 Campmier, Sharon 78 Cantield, Craig 48 Cantrell,Stphen 48 Carlson, John 78, 152 Carlson, Rita 66 Carmer, Daria 66 Carnelt, Ronnie 48 Carroll, Iim93 Caseboll, Carol 93 Cashatt,Bob49 Cassada,Rick93 Cassidy, lanalee 93 C( rralo, Ron 95 Champion, |eff 66 Champion, Norma 30 Champion, Richard 30 Chandler, Paul 93 Chapman, Paula 93 Christopher, Liz 66 Clark, Allen 78 Clark, Edsel 78 Clayton, Ron 49 Coates, Karl 66 Coates, Tim 93 Cochenour, Linda 66 Cochenour, Patrick 49 Cohen, Bob 93 Cohen, Richard 66 Colageo, Don 93 Collins, Kathryn93 Collins, Laurie 66 Collins, LeeAnn 93 Collins, Nancy 78 Collins, Turner 30 Colson, William 66 Columbia, Anna 78 Combs, Esther 93 Comer, Kent 67 Compter, Wade 67 Concus, Larry 67 Cook, Donna 78 Cooper, Dan 78 Cope, Paul 30 Copeland, Randle 78 Coran, Paul 111,49 Cordero, Manuel 49 Couch, Carmen 93 Coutermarsh, Sheila 67, 147 Covert, Bonnie 64, 67 Coy, Dennis 78 Crabtree, Susan 78 Craft, Rose 67 Craft, Teresa 93 Craft, Wayne 67 Craig, Rhonda 78 Crawford, Melvin 78 Crawford, Ron 78 Crawford, Steve 93 Cress, Al |r. 49 Crim, Glenna 78 :i4 Cripe, Becky 78 Crouc h, Hazpl 30 Crouch,l ' hilip2i, J4, il. Crow, Kdlhy 67 Cunha, Peggy 49 Cyphers, Arthur 64, 67 Dalaba,Curt46,49, 152 Daley, lohn 93 Damiano, Nancy 49 Danes, Denise 93 Dant, Pal 67 Dashiell,Brad78 Davenport, Doug 79 Davlla, Jesse 67 Davis, Billy 79 Davis, Charles 67 Davis, David 93 Davis, Debra 49 Davis, Greg 64, 67, 147 Davis, John 49, 148 Davis, Larry 67 Davis, Michael 79 Davis, Paula 93 Davis, Roger 67 Davis, Ron 49 Davis, Ron 67 Davis, Roy 49 Dawson, Kathy 93 Deck, Louise 79 Dekker, Kevin 94 Dement, )oyce 40 Denetz, Deanna 49 Denham, Miriam 94 DePrenger, Ladonna 79 Derry, Dino 67 Dettman, Larry 49 DeWitt, Ron 67 Dexheimer, Mary jane 49 Dickerson, Bobby 50 Dickerson, )ay 79 Dickinson, Don 94 Dillon, David 67 Dillon, Ronald 67 Donohue, Darlene94 Dorland, Diana 79 Dorland, Rick 79 Doucett, )im 67 Doucett, Lynette 67 Douglas, ludy 79 Dove, jetf 94 Downs, Steven 79 Drake, David 23, 26,31 Drake, Elsie 31 Drake, William 50 Draughon, Cyndi 94 Draughon, Ken 50 i5rew, Linda SO Drew, Ray 67 Drysdale, Brandon 50 Duddy, Ed 111,67 Dugger, Cindy 94 Duncan, Phil 50, 135 Dunn, Larry 50 Dupuy, Brent 79 Easlick, Bob79 Easlick, Richard 79 Eastlake,Tod94 Eberle, )anis67 Ecker, Linda 40 Ecker, Paul 40 Eddy, Tim 94 Edington, Valinda 94 Eggan, Pamela 79 Eggerton,Chip50, 149 Elfrink, Elmer 68, 152 Ellis, Gary 79 Ellis, William 79 Elmer, Jeffery, C. 94 Engel, Scott 94 Eshelman, Dwain 94 Etheridge, Paul 50 Everett, Cindy 68 Everhart, Joel 94 Fabozzi, Donna 50 Fahrmeir, Chet 68 Fairhurst, Dave 79 Fairhurst, Glenna 68 Faison, Sharon 68 Farmer, Brenda 94 Farris, Woodrow 94 Favara, Nancy 68 Feases, Ernie 94 Fechter, Donald 68 Fedder, Melvin 94 Feller, Paul 44 Ferguson, Debi 90, 94 Ferrara, Steven 95 Field, Caroline 79 Field, Ron 95 Fields, |im 79 Fields, Wendell 95 Fillmore, Jeffrey 68 Fisher, Daniel 79 Fisher, Lyndel 95 Fisher, Rob 50 Fitz, Marilyn 50 Fitzgerald, Mike 68 Flaherty, Cinthia 50 Flathers, |udy50, 149 Flemming, Nancy 95 Fletcher, Sue 76, 79 Flokstra, Gerard 31 , 46 Flokstra, Gerard 111,68 Fl() (l, Ion ' )5 Fontanez, Emilio 79 Forsec, Glenn 68 Fowler, John 68 Franklin, Dave 68 Franklin, Molanie 95 Franks, Vivian Ann 95 Fredriksson, |(jhn 50, 148 Freitas, Cecilia 79 Frey, Clarinda 79 Friend, Karen 40, 80 Frieson, Robert 68 Frye, Larry 68 Fulks, |udy95 Fumarole, Lisa 95 Furbush, Don 152 Gadd,Bill80 Gannon, Norman 50 Gardner, James 93 Gawryluk, Walter 95 Giacalone, Elaine 69 Giacalone, Peter 51 Gibson, Kathy 80, 135 Gibson, Reuben K. 95 Gillespie, Nancy 110 Gilmore, Thomas 111 Glasgow, Roy 69 Coins, Cathy 95 Goza, Hutson, Jr. 69 Grace, Barry 80 Grant, Elizabeth 80 Grant, John 80 Grant, Robert 51 Gravatt, Fred 108 Gravatt, Janice 108, 148 Graves, Douglas 69 Graves, Max 51 Gray, John 80 Graybill,Bill69 Green, Bob 80 Griepp, Roger 51 Griffin, Henry 69 Griffith, Kelly 95 Gr iffith, Tony 51 Grimes, Julie 80 Grostefon, Nancy 69 Grostefon, Ron 46, 51 Guiney, Glen 69 Gunderson, Annette 80 Guynes, Eleanor 31, 132 Guynes, Janette 95 Haase, Juanita 95 Haavisto, Susan 80 FHagopian, Valerie 80 Hale, Robert 95 Haleck,Lisa Ann80 Hall, Donna 32 Mall, Siphanie 51 Hall, Wendy 51 Halquist, Judy69 Hamcloth, I. K. 95 Llamilton, Sam 80 Hammond, Stove 96 Hammond, William 52 Hampshire, Steve 96 Hampton, Mike 80, 147 Hampton, Rita 96 Hanson, Gary 69 Hanson, Tim 80 Hardt, Steven 96 Hardy, Nancy 80, 135 Hargrave, Dalan 96 Harless, Kathy 69 Harmon, J. Allan 96 Harmon, Vicki 80 Harms, R. A, 80, 135 Harris, Dewayne 96 Harris, Gary 80 Harris, Glenn 80 Harris, Philip 52 Harris, Stephen 80 Hartley, Titus 96 Hartman, David 96 Hartsell, Dave 52 Harvey, Dave 96 Haskins, Becky 96 Hatcher, Marlesa 80 Haubold, Roger 96 Haught, Becky 69 Haught,Don69 Hausch, Lynn 96 Hawkes, Mark 96 Haws, Mike 80 Haydary, Fritz 80 Hayes, Susie 52 Hayes, Terry 52 Haynes, John 52 Hazard, Phil 52, 132 Headlee, Donna 96 Hemphill, Doris 96, 149 Henderson, Allen 81, 152 Henderson, Don 46, 52, 135 Henderson, Donald 32 Hennesy, Jim 70, 147 Hess, Mike 96 Hibbets, Larry G. 96 Hiebert, Richard 52 Hill, Bobby 96 Hill, Nancy 96 Hinton, Thomas 52 Hite, Debra Hodgson, Paul 52 Hoeltge, Judy96 235 Hogdn, Virginia 33 Holeyfipld, FrnosI 81 Holland, Rosemarie % Holland, Thomas 52 Hollis, Doug 70 Holmquist, Cliff 70 Holsinger, Adena ii Holtgreve, Beverly 70 Holthus. r bi% Holthus, Kurtai Hook, Debbie 81 Hoover, Dale % Horton, Faith 70, 147 Horlon, Stanley 33 Houser, Houce 52 Howard, Charli% Howe, Harry 52 Hubbard, George 33 Hubbard, Larry 52 Hughes, Tommy 53 Huie, Ed53 Humphreys, Samuel 53 Hunsuokes, Cindy Hunter, Frank 70 Hurley, Barbara 96 Hurley, Gary 81 Hutchings, Don 81 Hyatt, Rocklin 53 Irvin, Mark 70 Irwin, Connie 97 Irwin, David 53 )ac kson, Charlotte 70 lackson, Kenneth 53 Jackson, Stephen 97 lahnke, Mark81 lansen, Harris lansen, Larry 81 lefferson, Bill 70 lenkms, Doug 53 lenney, Gloria 70 Jenney, Ted 81 lenney, Timothy 70 )epson, Doris 81 Johns, Emily 70 Johns, Gregory 53, 148 Johnson, Cindy 97 Johnson, Rae 97 Johnson, Terry 97 Johnson, Thor97 Jones, Karen 81 Jones, Melvin 53 Jones, Michael 97 Jones, Peggy 81 Jones, Raymond 53 Jonker, Don 81 Jordon, James 97 Juran, Cheryl 97 Kantowicz, Mary lou 70 Karch, Rod 81 Katter, John 33 Kaufman, Roy 53 Kealy, Daniel 70 Keaton, LaVon 97 Keck, Joy 97 Keesee, Don 53, 148 Kclley, Kent 53 Kelley, Ron 70 Kennedy, Becky 70 Kenney, Debbie 82 Kersh, Larry 97 Kersten, Werner 53 Key, Donna 53,148 Key, Kyle 53 Kidwell, Joseph 54 King, Charles 97 King, David 82 King, Steve 82 Kmg, Terry 97 King, William 97 Kinworthy, Steve 82 Kircher, Leon G. 97 Kirsh,Bill70 Kirsh, Elmer23, 25, 34 Kirkwood, Nancy 97 Kissee, Lyle97 Kloth, Randy 97 Knecht,Shari82 Knight, Gala 97 Knowles, Fran 97 Knowles, Ronald 54 Kochersberger, Jacqueline 82 Kofahl,James82 Kohring, Karl82 Kolanowski, Cathy 70 Kolesar, Rudolf 97 Kolodziej, Elizabeth 82 Korby, Randall 82 Kreiling, Bonnie 54 Kroll, Tom 82 Kronberg, Linda 97 Kyle, Robert 54 LaBranche, Barbara 54, 149 LaBranche, John 54 Lackrone, Mary 97 Lafferty, Richard 82 Lage, Jody 97 Lane, Jim 98 Langley, Dwight 82 Langston, Alvin 70 Larrison, Vera 70 Larson, Eva 34 Laur, Douglas 98 Lawley, Fred 54 Lawrence, Edgar Lawson, Jon 82 Layton, Debbie 54 Lecocq, Patty 70, 147 Lecocq, Robert 55 Lear, Joseph 82 Ledlie, Aurthur82 Lee, Randy 55 Lee, Russelt 55 Lee, Tony 76, 82 Lehman, Denise98 Lehmann, David 70 Lehmann, Diana 98 Lehmann, Sue 82 Leieux, June 70 Lemley, Debbie 70 Leonard, Esther 55 Leslie, Norman 55, 132 Levang, Raymond Leverett, Deborah 98 Lewis, Sandy 98 Lewis, Terrance 34 Light, Steve 98 Lillo, David 98 Linderman, Albert 55 Lint, Clyde 55 Lint, Gloria 98 Lint, Ronald 98 Linz, Kathy 55 Little, William 55 Lohmann, Al 55 Long, Patti 98 Longstaff, Verdell35, 162 Love, Philip 98 Loveridge, David 55, 149 Lowe, Eleanor 162 Lowery, Debi 55,132 Lowery, Teresa 98 Ludke, Bruce 82 Ludwig, Anthony 55 Lumetta, Frank 55 Lummer, Steven 98 Lusher, Frank 70, 152 Lyman, Jim 82 Mabry, Steve 82 MacKenzie, Debbie 83 Mack, John H,98 Madden, Debbie 55,135 Maffeo, Rick 71 Maldonado, Alex 71 Malinovsky, Helen 82 Mallinak, John82 Malo, Max 56 Mandich, Mic hael 82 Mandley, Pam98 Mangogna, Peter 98 Mann, David 82 Manning, Jeanne Mansu, Chuc k 82 Manz, Tom 56 Maracle, Cordon % Marino, Cin(Jy 98 Markese, Ron 83, 90 Markland, Candra 83 Markum, Thomas 83 Martin, Debbie 83 Martz, David 56, 148 Massaro, Gayle 98 Matanick, Philip83 Matthews, Norman 98 Mattuzzo, Tom 71, 132, 147 Maughan, Wanda 71, 135 May, Deborah 71 May, Lee 71 Mayberry, Dianna 83 Mazurek, James 56, 149 McAnulty, Gary 83 McClellan,Penni98 McClure, Sheila 83 McDonald, Bob 98 McDonakJ, Marsha 56 McElhany, Gary 56 McGarity, Douglas 90, 98 McGee, Sharon 56, 135, 168 McGee, Gary 35, 131 Mcllroy, Dennis 35 Mcintosh, Cynthia 83 Mcintosh, Karl 83 Mclntyre, Andy 99 McKee, William 71 McKittrick,Sue99, 147 McKnight, Bev99 McLellan, Cyril 35 McNeil, Paul 99 McPherson, Steve 99 Meade, David 71 Meek, Steve 83 Melcher, Tevis 71 Menditto, Phillip 83 Mercer, James 56 Merck, John 56 Messenger, Rich 71 Michaels, Linda 99 Mickshaw, Maryann 99 Miller, Craig 99 Miller, Don 71 Miller, Kevin 71 Miller, Kevin 99 Miller, Randy 56 Miller, Richard 71 Millman, Peter 99 Milner, Laurel 99 Minegar, Craig 83 236 Minegar, Lynn 81 Mileht ' ll, Marvin 71 Mitchell, Merlin 36,156 Mitchell, Pamela Sue 99 Moeckl, Peggy 99 Molina, Barb 83 Monk, Charles 71 Monteilh, Sharon 56 Moody, Kit 99 Moore, Bill 99 Moore, James 71 Moore, Ricky 56 Moore, Thadelua 36 Moos, Cheri 56 Moos, Douglass 56 Morar, John 36, 168,169 Morgan, Cynthia 83 Morgan, Deborah 83 Morgan, Vicki 100 Morris, Kenneth 83 Morrow, Glenda 36 Morton, Dave 83 Morton, Robert 83 Morton, Robin 56 Moser, )ohn 83 Mosier, Dan 5 Mothershed, Ross 57 Mucci, Dan 57 Muelling, Patti 83 Mulder, Bill 100 Mumm, Robert 57 Murphree, Dennis 71 Murry, Greg 100 Murton, Doug 100 Mustard, Cichael 110 Mulch, Wanda 100 Naasz, Leslie 57 Nance, Raymond 71 Neal, Jamie Jo 83 Neer, Cindy 71 Neff, Wayne 71 Newberry, Ron 57 Newswander, Jerry 71 Nichols, Leiand 83 Nicholson, Larry 84 Nickel, Barbara 71 Nielsen, Glen 84 Nielsen, Larry 57 Noddins, Patty 84, 135 Norman, Kenny 100 Norris, Jo Ellen 100 Northrop, Dary 100 Novak, Robert 100 O ' Brian, Steve 84 O ' Brian O ' Dell, Dave84 Ogg, Jeffrey 100 O ' Keane, Don 84 O ' Konski, Lee76, 84 Olen, Susan 100 Olive, Cheryl 84 Oliver, Debbie 100 Olsen, lames 84 O ' Mahony, Vinicnt 71, 152 Opal, Brenda 84 Orban, Randall llX) Ordan, Debbie 100 Orr, LillieKX) Ortiz, Eliezer71 Osborn, Jim 57 Osten, Donald 84 Ott, Debbie 100 Overton, Brenda 100 Padilla, Denise57, 148 Padilla, Pete 57 Paiger, Mark 100 Palma, Anthony Palmer, James 57, 132, 149 Pankey, Marcia 71 Papsdorf, Julie 100 Parker, Beverly 100 Parker, Jackie 100 Parks, Bill 72 Parris, David 100 Parsons, Vern 147 Paterson, Gary 100 Patterson, Teresa 100 Ration, Trudy 72, 132 Paul, Chris 101 Pearsall, Norman Pedersen, Mark 72 Pentz, Marti 84 Perdue, Darlene 101 Perkins, Evelyn 40 Pesansky, Micki 57 Peters, Gary 101 Peter, Linda 101 Petersen, Cindy 72 Peterson, Dale 72 Phillips, Alan Pierce, Holly 101 Pierce, Kasi 64, 72 Pippin, Dave 101 Pippin, Kathy 101 Place, Matt 84 Plimmer, Mike 72 Pollock, Wendy 72 Poole, Tom 84 Poole, Paul 72 Pope, Waller 84 Postier, Lauri 101 Powell, Debbie 101 Praschan, Duane 57 Praschan, Luannc 101 Praschan, Vema 72 Presley, KcilhH4 Pfcsson, Russell 72 PriK , Paul 101 Pruitt, Ron 84 Pursel, Peggy 101 Putnam, Dave 101 Rabida, Barbara 101 Rahberg( r, Kathy 101 Rahlf, Bruce 84 Rainwater, Carolyn 41 , 72 Ramsdail, Jim 84 Ramsdell, Michael 84 Ramsure, Michelle 57 Randall, Beth 101 Randall, Dave 57 Randall, Steve 101 Raught, Doug 84 Ray, Maurice 110 Rayborn, Carol 84 Rayborn, John 57 Redden, Vicky 72 Reddin,Opal37 Redding, Barbara 46, 57, 152,162 Redding, Kathy 46, 58, 135 Redmond, David 58,152 Reed, Chuck 84 Rehn, Patti 101 Reid, Calvin 58 Reno, Sandy 84 Retan, Debbie 101 Rhoads, Lynda 85 Rhoads, Steve 101 Rial, Cory D. 101 Richards, Bill 85 Richardson, Terry 58 Richmond, Diane 101 Rider, Jenny 101 Ridgley, Forest 76,85 Riley, Dennis 58 Riley, Kim 101 Rimer, Don 101 Rinaldi, Chuck 102 Rilchey, Patricia 72 Roach, Scott 58 Robbins, Barbara Ann 102 Robbins, Charles 102 Robedee, Robin 85 Roberts, Brenda 102 Roberts, Carl 102 Roberts, Debra 85 Roberts, Kenny 76,85, 147 Robinette, Howard 58 Roepcke, Keith 58 Roepcke, Linda 58 Rogers, Carl 102 Rogers, Charles 58 Rogers, Dave 102 Rogers, Judy 102 Rogers, Kenneth 58 Rogers, Wendy 72 Rohde, Debbie 58 Rolando, Carole 73 Ronald, Jeff 58 Rooker, Teresa 102 Root, Randy 85 Rose, Karen 73 Rose, Stephen 58 Ross, Becky 85 Ross, Tom 102 RosI, Sharon 73 Roth berg, Philip 46, 58 Rowden, Brent 102 Ruby, Cindy 102 Ruckman, Susan 85 Rudd, Perry 102 Rudy, DarlaMae85 Rumball, Carolyn 58 Runk, Lawrence 73, 147 Russell, Peggy 102 Russell, Stanley 85 Russo, Dale59 Rutland, Gary 85 Ryder, Mark 46, 59, 149 Saglimbeni, Dan 37 Salzer, Tom 85 Sapp, Sandy 102 Scalera, Francesco 59 Scalfri, Larry 59 Schaefer, Tom73, 135 Schaffer, Charles 73 Schark, Rick 102 Schmidt, Beth 102 Schmidt, Linda 102 Schneider, Ernie 44 Schubert, Cindy 85 Seabloom, Elizabeth 59 Seabloom, Robin 85 Searle, Cindy 102 Selzer, Louis 59 Seppo,Mark59, 149 Seppo, Phil 59 Seppo, Thomas 185 Serbin, Richard 85 Shafer, Marlene 102 Shaffer, Steven 60 Shankland, Lore tta 85 Shannon, Michael 111 Sharp, Cheryl 60 Sharpe, Lenora 102 Sheneman, Judy 85 Shirley, Jeanie 85 237 Shive, Ivagrne85 Shivo(k,Ross85 Shuc, Cindy 102 Si(k]le, |oe85 Sirnar, Byron hO Sifninons, Daria bO Simmons, 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