Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1981 volume:

.-,,,..-. I E k 5 I I i s E L E P 1 1 ni I fr , r I , 5, w p F' H j L Yf 'K f ff' 4' f A 1 f .v ,JJ ft. R, 4, fn gg aw, Table Of Contents 7 Introduction ...... 1 o People .......... 16 Events . . ..... 96 W XKiX Ads ........... 164 The Cup. . .Central Bible College. . .V0l, 42 Z! Theme Y -FF!! ' 4:95 if if A sw, it W, Q f--fs God . . . Uses People UURDINAR Y PEOPLE Paul in I Corinthians 1:26-31 states that God, in calling us to achieve His purpose, was not merely concerned with rnan's wis- dom, ability, power, or station in life but rather that ordinary people , chosen for an extraordinary task would allow Christ to become their wisdom from Cwod, and sanctification, and redemp- tion, that, just as it is written, 'LET HIM WI-IO BOASTS, BOAST IN THE LORDH' QNASBJ. In so doing we, ordinary people , redeemed by grace can point not only man to the error of his way but greater yet to Jesus Christ, man's only way to freedom and life eternal. In Christ, Verdell F. Longstaff Themefii 5 , , U, A,,,,., :JB .ew W jfafff mA .g , , by t: 2f MQ, 1 '.,,. W .L ,. ,,.. nv. ...., ., K 'Nh . . QM 5 'R ,gg .'kL.. L, L' - A+ Students . . . Ordinary People Studying To Show Themselves Approved Unto God A6 S ' ,MU .V ,.VL , t ,f, , ,lk , ,W A 'A I W V we , I :ea ff 5 ORDINARY PEOPLE In scriptural record those who fill prominent places and are considered to be the greats may appear to be uniquely special. Yet, they are really just ordinary people . David's own father did not perceive him as a possible candidate to become the King of Israel, to say nothing of becoming the lineage from which Messiah was to come. Mary, the mother of Jesus, lived as thousands of other young jewish girls lived during that historical period. Peter, James, and John, the inner circle of disci- ples, were certainly not theologians - only ordinary fisherman. Have you observed how infrequently the scriptures refer to the background of individuals? The matter of importance is not what we were when Christ found us, but rahter what we become by the transforming power of God at work in our lives. Each of us, no matter how ordinary the world may consider us to be, has a valuable contribution to make in the Kingdom of God. Brothers, think of what you were when you were called. Not many of you were wise by human standards, not many were influential, not many were of noble birth. But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise . . . I Corinthians 1:26, 27 QNIVI H. Maurice Lednicky xg - ,f :QS Ss 4 ggi ' i 5 Li . 5? ESM W f? 5 wr. 2 fi sf Theme CBC... Building People God uses ordinary people to do His will and work. I think He does this for at least two reasons. First, He has so many of us from which to choose. ln a real sense, extraordinary things are done by people who feel the same things that the rest of us feel. Some are put in unusual situations, some have unusual experiences, and some reap unusual results. This tends to cause us to view them as unusual people. However, they still hurt, bleed, and feel just like other ordinary people. The second reason may be found in II Cor. 417, But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us. When God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things, the glory goes rightfully to Him and not to man. Clay vessels are used as a medium of exchange. They only serve as an intermediary between C1od's work and God's enablement. Never fear to be called ordinary people that does not exclude us from C1od's service, but rather fear to be called unyielding people that can and does exlude us from His will and work. Virginia Arnold C-o's grace is a light which penetrates our smoke screen of big impressions and suave actions - a light which cuts through external appearances and reveals the real us - ordinary people. This grace levels out the ranks, bringing the mighty down and lifting the lowly up, revealing us all as ordinary people . . . But then, Christ died for ordinary people, not for super- beings. Only when we see through the smoke and recognize ourselves and others as ordinary people- not unimportant or plain, but as one of many for whom Christ died- then C-od can use us, but as ordinary people --- special because we glorify the Extra-Ordinary Son! Gary Craft if si. ,Q if 4 , I x 91 . , 1 . - 1 - V ,Q - . . v s E Y 5 5 .-1? 'i I J 'i qi M ThemeX11 'nl , w nfMWu2'j V. V it ,HIV4 1' Q fw- .A: Q VW- WW' N, gy: q Tv..1,.., 'W '7 . .4 J . I':y:0m,,H' ' awxfw 1, Q ' Q M.: H 174-M-'., .A N M Aww, 'far' -f 1 Themef13 L 1 I1 l w 5 , V. l W FQ g, E ,img MQ? 7 ' f,,twi'+j.. Q tw .E , Jil 'F 33:53 E ?','E.??gr-Etf?ii'f!..'f'2.': i ..., f ig immtnmmfff i1ggAEMmf,q2W ' .ISS W f mum: 4 , e mmm: Esmlwv Imam inmam - S a ggxfsmfm l 1 --Q 1 1 , N , Mal k W' -A., I -Q 2, 'f .QIWM Sq .la 3 NORDIIVAR Y PEOPLE by Danniebelle Hall lust ordinary people, God uses ordinary people. He chooses people just like me and you Who are willing to do as He commands Cod uses people that will give Him all, No matter how small your all may seem to you, Because little becomes much as you place it In the Master's hand. Oh, just like that little lad Who gave jesus all he had: How the multitude was fed With a fish and loaves of bread! What you have may not seem much, But when you yield it to the touch Of the Master's loving hand Then you will understand How your life could never be the same. just ordinary people, God uses ordinary people. He chooses people just like me and you Who are willing to do as He commands. God uses people that will give Him all, No matter how small your all may seem to you, Because little becomes much as you place it In the Master's hand. Yeah. Oh, your little becomes much As you place it in the Mater's hand. ORDINARY PEOPLE by Danniebelle Hall Qffopyright 1977 Birdwing MusicfDanniebelle Music! Cherry Lane Music Co. Administered Worldwide by Cherry Lane Music Co. All Rights Reserved Used By Permission Tl1ElI19f'15 Cod has no favorites! Robin Anderson I think that Cod has made every- one beautiful in their own way. Sylvia Burns 1 People are God's gift to each oth- er. Sylvie DelaBruere PEOPLE . . . BOARDOI-'ADMINISTRATIONPRESIDENTSTAF I6 'Division God's wonderful people have been 'individualized' by the Cross of Calvary. Steve Phillips l Created for His Glory . .. Bruce Kinabrew Ordinary in the sight of the world, but a unique personality in the sight of God! Russell Kloth FSENIORSFRESHMENIUNIORSSOPHOMORES . . . 'PEOPLE Division! 17 A Da Of New Beginnings . . . 18fPresident 3 1 sl M 3 X . ,,, e President Lednicky Inaugurated. Reverend H. Maurice Lednicky pledged to serve as the fourth full-time president of Central Bible College in his inauguration at ten o'clock on October 30, 1980. The invocation was lead by Reverend Gene Jackson, district superintendent of Tennessee. Scriptures were then read by Dr. Charles Kendrick, superintendent of the Oak Grove School System, Oak Grove, Missouri. Following this, the choir sang 'All I Need.' The inaugural address was given by Dr. Arthur Mallory, Commissioner of Education, Missouri State Board of Education. Dr. Thomas F. Zimmerman, chairman, Board of Directors, gave the charge and prayer of consecration in the inaugura- tion. Marcia Lednicky then sang an inspiring song of consecration and committment. The inauguration service was ended by the Lord's Prayer which was sung by the Revivaltime Choir. i The President . Pledge To Serve New Guidance and Direction Taking on the vast responsibility of being the president of Central Boble College, Reverend H. Maurice Lednicky comes to the college with years of experience. Brother Lednicky graduated from Southwestern Assemblies of God College in 1963. At Southwestern, he was an honor student and ministered both on and off campus. Brother Lednicky received his ministerial license and ordination in 1964. He has served many years in youth and pastoral ministries, and has been on the boards of Hillcrest Chil- dren's Home, Board of Teen Challenge of the Arkansas and as a member of C.B.C.'s board of Directors. Our President Lednicky has pledged to serve this institu- tion as the Lord leads and directs. We are confident that Brother Lednicky will do a superb job in presiding and guiding C.B.C. for we realize that it is the Spirit that leads the individual in his daily affairs. Presidentf19 201 Boa rd Board Cf , Directors 1 .1:.:.:. giihllicszji P' Rev. Maurice Lednicky 'G pw t 7 flr s rr.r Rev. Davod Boykin Rev. Norman Surratt Mr. Howard Gentry Central Bible College is owned and operated by the General - Council of the Assemblies of Bod. Essentially, the Board of Chalrlnan Directors is the guardian of the college. Their responsibility is to promote the ideals of the college, properly implement all legal acts concerning the college, and to preserve the Dr- Thomas F. purposes for which the college was founded. Zimmerman The Board of Directors consist of fifteen members, all of whom are dedicated men of God. These men not only pro- vide the leadership of this institution, but also provide the strong example of 'ministers' of the Gospel. They are a select group of individuals. The execution of their policy is properly channeled through the Board of Administration. The matter of daily adminis- tration lies directly within the authority of these men. They are in a sense, our legal guardians. But more than that, they provide the daily example of leadership. Though the leadership of Central Bible College is in the Presldent hands of these men, they will be quick to note that it is the direction of the Holy Spirit that guides them. We are depen- dent on the leading of God's spirit. Because these men now Rev. Mal-lriC9 I-8dI1iCl4y that fact, this college is always in good hands! Q'-4 Rev. Raymond Hudson Rev. Gene Jackson -4' y -wt' M Dr. Hardy Steinberg Dr. G. Raymond Carlson Rev. Paul Lowenberg Dr. J. Philip Hogan Rev. Claire Rose ff Dr. Charles Kendrick Stephen Walegir Verdell Longstaff Carl Callihan David Drake Business Manager Director of Student Dean Registrar Activities A few words would not suffice to describe the importance of the Board of Administration to the body of Central Bible College. The smooth function of this institution runs because .of the leadership these men provide. The burden of so many lives rests upon the shoulders of these leaders. Yet, in God's variety of ministries, they have found a niche in God's harvest field. Each year they see new workers thrust into God's won- derful army. For them, this satisfaction provides the incentive to keep on laboring for His kingdom! The Board of Administration and Directors - God's gift to this growing institution. Board Df Administration Boa rd X 21 Faculty Emphasis Cn .The Word Central Bible offers many areas of education, but the emphasis has been placed on biblical education. The Division of Biblical Education, under the leadership of Dr. Thomas F. Harrison, is composed of two depart- ments: Bible and Theology. The strong emphasis on the word of God is facilitated through the study of the historical background of the Bible, content exegesis, biblical languages, and a bibli- cal theology which stresses the teaching of the Word. The philosophy of the faculty members who teach in this department is to teach the Word, rather than about the Word. Attention has been given to the sci- ence of interpreting the Bible-hermeneutics. This is a vital tool for the students to respond to the Working of the Word and Spirit of God so that he may be used to advance the kingdom 'of God. A primary objective of the Biblical Education is to prepare pastors, teachers, missionaries, administrators for the church family. The preseminary and pastoral f- 3- , img... .. ministries concentration help make it possible for the 2 student to pursue God's will. . i 9 it srsr r if e X E -if Ben Aker Forest Arnold Virginia Arnold Jo Ann Barros Sam Beckdahl ASSOC, Prgfl in Bible ASSOC' Prof. in Phys- Instr. in Phys. Ed. Instr. in Special Ed. Asst. Prof. in General and Theo, 1967- 1978- C.B.C. 1968- C.B.C. 1958- C.B.C. 1970- zz! Faculty t. CALLED OF GOD . . . In a more general way, we are called of God. Those who have placed their faith in Jesus have been called into His marvelous light. But there are some of us who have a special calling in their lives. And these few are . . .called of God. Many students have come to Central Bible College to pursue their calling. And during these years, spiritual preparation takes place. lnevitably, part of this preparation is the study of the Word of God. Beyond this, the Holy Spirit takes each individual student to a place of spiritual maturity in Jesus. Paul says that 'we' have been called or collared by God. This places us in a position of responsibility. And because of that, the Bible department of CBC has an awesome task. Neverthe- less, the final responsibility rest on us-the students. We will 'study to show ourselves approved unto C-od . . .' 3' a . 4' , vl- 4 A Dr. Harrison prepares a balloon for Pres.-elect Rea- Q gan's visit to the Ozark Fair Grounds. Dr. Katter lectures in New Testament Survey class. Bro. Henderson poses for the CUP photographer. Faculty cheers the basketball team to victory against Ozark. Bro. Aker and Bro. Beckdahl make their trip to the library to provide more outside reading. it .. li 'Q'-mv-. Fw--as Claude Black Joyce Bogze Carl Callihan Norma Champion Richard Champion Asst. Prof. in General Asst. Prof. in English Chairman, Division of Instr. in Speech Instr. in Journalism Ed. C.B.C. 1980- C-en. Ed. C.B.C. 1971- C.B.C. 1971- C.B.C. 1978- C.B.C. 1965- Facultyf23 Z CBC's Facult -A Strong Point For Biblical Training E The Pharisees had a label for them koine common or ordinary people People who could not keep their requirements such as hide tanners and sheep herders pious people with occupations which prevented them from spending their time on more leisurely ways of the affluent. These same religious teachers taught that to be among the holy people you had to have come from a pure line of descent. One could not have a gentile or a proselyte in his genealogy. They also taught that God had chosen them because they among all people had agreed to do what God asked of them in the Law. The truth of the record was that God said It was not that you were a numerous people or a people of high social standing that I chose you, but that you were few in number and in need of my grace above all people. lDeuteronomyJ Paul likewise said in I Corinthians that there are not many mighty among you, not many high brow . God chose the foolish things of the world to confound the wise. Take for example, a man hanging on the cross. After all, only the lowest scum were executed in this manner: slaves who had done Mae'-fag Paul Cope Wedge Crouch Michial Crews Phillip Davenport David Drake ASSY- Pf0f- in MUSIC Instr. in General Ed. Asst. Prof. in Music C.B.C. Assoc. Prof. in English C-B-C 1965- C.B.C. 1978- C.B.C. 1980- and Psych. C.B.C. 1950 241 Faculty despicable crimes, Was this really the way God saved sinners, the kaine tuncleanj? You mean that Cod also chooses from among these to carry forth the marvelous story of redemption? Yes! So that this treasure being held in earthen vessels can reflect the glory and majesty of Him who loved the world and gave Himself for it. Among the Old Testament offices, one of them often marched to the beat of a different drummer, the prophet's office. His office was not inherited, his professional advancement did not depend upon doing the right things . He was called of Cod from among the sheep or from the vineyard. Certain- ly many of them were not from a high social class. Therefore in true Pentecostal fashion, let us not hold back from ministry because we are not from this or that strata, or we lack this experience or that, but let us step forth boldly into the work of the Lord, even in earthen vessels, so that His glory might shine forth even more brightly, the glory of an old rugged cross by which all people are reconciled to God and made important in body ministry. Ben Aker Bro. Aker ponders over his hermeneutic's test be- fore handing it to his students. Bro. Gentry, Sis. Harrison, and Bro. Flokstra par- ticipate as judges in the Sophomore class 'gong show.' Bro. Black is caught among roses during a Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Baltimore Orieles' Tony Oliva visits Bro. Mcllroy's psychology class. fhmiafl.. M Elsie Drake Willaim Drake Walter Ernst Gerard Flokstra Instr. in Music Asst. Instr. in Phys. Assoc. Prof. in Science Librarian, Assoc. Prof. C.B.C. 1943- Ed. C.B.C. 1968- in Theo. C.B.C. 1977- C.B.C. 1966- Charles Ford Part time Instr. C.B.C. 1978- Faculty!25 Superstars? . Unl In Jesus. In a world filled with Superstars we often have a hard time accepting ourselves if we are considered to be the norm or ordinary person. Yet I feel it's important to stop and realize that God created all of us out of the same dust with a special design for each of our lives. I must constantly remind myself who I'm working for and keep my eyes looking up. It is exciting when I have done all that I humanly do according to what I have been given and then Ctod comes in and fills all of my inadequacies. I feel it's so vital for us not to sit around waiting for Cwod to zap us into a Superstar for Him but rather to use the common sense He gave us and to be the best we can possibly be for Him. He honors our efforts in many different ways and this is the time when the Christian life becomes especially exciting. What a joy it is to be an Ordinary Superstar for Jesus, my Creator. Susan Ross 1. Bro. Longstaff informs student leaders during a session of the Leadership Semi- nar. 2. Sister Reddin captivates her audience! 3. For Bro. Gentry, there is more to just being a reference librarian-a friend you can talk to. 4. Donna See informs students on secretar- ial duties during the Leadership Seminar. 5. There is always a smile or a laugh with Bro. Crouch! 6. Faculty enjoy fellowship during a Spar- tan basketball game. ? .- sisi S .. I 1 g tt . . . I i' - A . --:.'f itil ? - . ,. ., I i i' I . A P iss ss . I s tels .t., . 1 . iersl ,C it iiee I . l .,,, iit '..t. I Mark Gentry Kirk Hanson Lynn Hanson Charles Harris Eleanor Harris Asst. Prof. in English Asst. Instr. in Phys. Asst. Instr. in Phys. Chairman, Division of C.B.C. C.B.C. 1978- Ed. Ed. Pastoral Ministries C.B.C. 1978- C.B.C. 1978- C.B.C. 1967- 26X Faculty S5 6 N , Louise Harrison Thomas Harrison Don Henderson Virginia Hogan Stanley Horton Asst. Prof. in English Chairman, Division of Assoc. Prof. in History Asst. Prof. in History Prof. in Bible, Hebrew, C.B.C. 1976- Bible and Theo. C.B.C. 1975- and Theo. C.B.C. 1973- C.B.C. 1956- C.B.C. 1948- Faculty!27 5 l 1 1. Man students feel that Pres. Lednick is also the cam- Y Y pus pastor. 2. Sis Lednicky is delighted after the inauguration of the president. 3. Sis Reddin speaks on love and marriage. 4. English Composition has been made fun and interest- ing by Bro. Gentry. R-.,,,. Q , ff ive S' E 5 fx ff if Mary Lou K2lI1f0WiCZ John Katter Ruth Kaunley Eva Larson Ed Lawrence Dorm Supervisor Aggoq, Prof, in Bible Asst. Prof. Council Asst. Prof. in Christian Asst. Prof. in Psych C.B.C. and Theo. Guidance Ed. and Special Ed C.B.C1. 1970- C.B.C. 1980- C.B.C. 1945- C.B.C. 1963- ZS! Faculty if -.14 W .9 use Emphasis On . . . Practical Ministr And Missions The emphasis on pastoral ministries and missions lies under the Division of Church Ministries. The Division of Church Minis- ries is composed of the following departments: 11 Pastoral Minis- ries, 21 Special Ministries, 3, Missions, 41 Christian Education, sy viusic. Ioordination of efforts is a vital concern for Dr. Charles I-Iarris, :hairman of the division. His efforts have led to a functional Jrganization within his division. -low important is the Division of Church Ministries? Well, it is vithin this division that the young pastor, missionary teacher, nusic minister learns the practical and necessary methodology for an effective ministry. Methods are important, but the last objective of the pastoral ministries department balances the edu- cational learning. That objective is to teach the prospective minis- ter how to depend upon God and to work in harmony with His Spirit, so that his faith in God many bring, in all circumstances and conditions, the power and blessing of God to the church and salvation to the unconverted. The faculty of Central Bible College realize that they are investing their lives in young people who will in the future lead many congregations in spiritual growth. It is to this task that they are teachers - . . .called of God. Thanks for investing your lives and ministries in us! 3 , sea. v .. ' -' N , 6 fi , -1, --5 Au? p an ,eg . 3 1 r.t?t .1,0l 1? - A , my-N. lf. ,, :fs e i X Ray Levang Terry Lewis Verdell Longstaff Eleanor Lowe Gary McGee Asst. Prof. in Bible Asst. Prof. in Bible Asst. Prof. in Bible Dorm Supervisor Asst. Prof. in Bible and C.B.C. 1976- C.B.C. 1974- C.B.C. 1976- C.B.C. History C.B.C. 1970- Faculty!29 Emphasis On . . . . Preparation English . . .Math . . .Psychology . . .P.E.? Why are these courses part of the requirements in a bible college? Well, these courses, plus many more, are part of a long list for proper preparation of a bible student. We are admonished by the apostle Paul that we should not be 'of' the world, but rather different than the world. Needless to say, as effective ministers of the Gospel, we cannot commu- nicate the Good News without knowing our environment. We must be as wise as a serpent. Knowledge of our culture, history, and lifestyle, are vitally important in the proclama- tion of the Gospel. Moreover, it is imperative to know how to properly proclaim this Good News. It is to this end that the Division of General Education has been established. Sometimes, because of zeal, we tend to forego the time of preparation to quote, preach the word. It is clearly seen in the Word, that men of God underwent a time of preparation. How can we not follow their example? And even our supreme example, Jesus Christ, prepared him- self for 30 years. Preparation - a key word for CBC stu- dents! X ..,, as ' A Y Dennis Mcllory Cyril McLellan Merlin Mitchel Jesse Moon John Morar Instr. in Phys. Ed. and Asst. Prof. in Music Asst. Prof. in Music Assoc Prof Pastoral Assoc Prof in Sociology Psych. C.B.C. 1952- C.B.C. 1972 Ministries and Theo C B C 1965 C.B.C. 1973- C B C 1980 30f Faculty . Dr. Lewis lectures on church growth. . Rev. john McDuff preaches during Spiritual Emphasis week. . Dr. Moon adds stability to the faculty staff of CBC. The McIlroy's came to support the basketball team. Dean Callihan reverently listens during the chapel service. It's American Literature class! ,, Glenda Morrow Opal Reddin Susan Ross John Russell Asst, Prof, in Mugiq Asst. Prof. in Bible and Instr. in Music Asst. in Christian C.B.C. 1964- English C.B.C. 1978- Service and Theo. C.B.C. 1968- C.B.C. 1980- Faculty! 31 32f Faculty acult swf? zvz iii if- are :1- Emphasis Un . . . Faculty Speaking ORDINARY PEOPLE FOR EX TRAORDINAR Y TASKS Ordinary eople often do extraordinary tasks through God's power. Wlien I was five, the Sunday School teacher ex- plained that God needed me for a sunbeam to shine for Jesus. She cautioned that it was a lifetime promise that could not be broken. I romised. Looking back, I am not sure what she had in mindi but I understood that I was committing myself to do Christian service for life. At the age of fifteen, when I was asked what I planned to do in life, I said, If God will ive me food to eat, not the best, and clothes to wear, not tie finest, I'lI follow Him anywhere He leads me. To this day, I have never taken a job on the basis of pay, I have only gone to those places where I felt God was leading me. After teachin English on the college level for twenty-seven years, I have dedicated students who are ministers and mis- sionaries throughout the world. With their help, we are sunbeams for Jesus shining throughout the world twenty- four hours of the day. Louise K. Harrison GODS CHOICE - ORDINARY PEOPLE G0d's choice of Christian followers as indicated in the Word of God reveals that not many Hextraordinar people were called. The ordi- nary Qcommonj people hearclljesus ladly, but not many of the wise, mighty or noble were called. If God can choose the foolish things of the world to con- found the wise, and the weak things of the world to con- found the mighty, then, He can use ordinary people to bring glory to His Son - the Lord Jesus Christ. The moment one makes a commitment to Christ, he be- comes a son of Godg if a song, then an heir of God and a joint-heir with Jesus Christ. This transition moves him from the status of an ordinary person to an extraordinary one whom God can use for His glory. My desire for the Senior class of 1981 is that each one will become an extraor- dinary follower of the Lord. Carl Callahan QE Q N. .VCU X g ,X I E I Bill Shackelford Shirley Shedd Melvin Snyder Jerry Spain Instr. in Bible and Instr. in English Instr. in Audio Visuals Missionary in Psych. C.B.C. 1976- C.B.C 1976 Residence C.B.C. 1977- 0' , rf ,lm . X N 'F - I , - w 5 1. Bro. Longstaff teaches Personal Evangelism as man's chief purpose. 2. Dr. Harris ponders over his class notes. 3. Susan Ross, music teacher, always has a bright srnile. 4. English composition with Sis. Harrison. 5. There's always laughter in Bro. Flokstra's classes. 6. Dr. Black stops his lecture for the CUP photographer. 'N-d Winifred Swaim Mabel Thompson Jacob Trout Dave Weston Assoc. Prof. in Music Instr. in Music Asst. Prof. in Special Instr. in Music C.B.C. 1966- C.B.C. 1944- Ed. C.B.C. 1979- C.B.C. 1970- Facultyf33 President's Secretary Louisa Renick Contribution Secretary Linda Ecker Dean's Secretary Regina McCorcle Payroll and V.R. Coordinator Rhoda Columbia Alumni Records Susan Winn PBX 8: Information Deborah Edwards Director of Student Activities Director Bonnie Banka Music Office Secretary Jeanie Harris Greg Johns Secretary Patti Rutledge Chapel Secretary Patti Schmidt Physical Ed. Secretary Lynn Hanson Christian Service Secretary Carole Page Church Secretary Michelle Cameron V :W rv, fi Student Helperg Becky Rasche. Student Helperp Domenica Clavelli, Coordination Division and Memio Supervisory Terry Johnson, Student Helperg Darla Jackson. Business Office Helpersg Charlene Bontrager, Rhonda Price. f - Smiling 3 li Registrar's Office Secretaryp Linda Klaiber, Assistant Secretaryg Beverly Ford, 1 Faces Brightens Staff Members! y Staff! 35 ' -A Bookstore: Carl Roberts, Jeff Ogg, Jim Lawrence, Madeline Behling Roxann Helton, Barbara H att Dawn Petten er Rachel I. le, Linda Y 1 S 1 Y Evans, Patty Pruett Qnot shownj. Post Office: Bob Bettis, Doug Ford, Rick Akins, Suzie Buchanan, Janie King, Jackie Long, Madeline Behling, Alice Harris Q xi I . ig. '83, : . 1, ' x 'I 5 N if Q 5 ez: 6 .-f t ' ug 'W ,m, 36fStaff xii? . 1- Health Center: Karen Swain, Jane Hanover , r ' Z i 1 f 1' , r ? Library: Back Row: Linda Aycock Patti Colliver, Joy Matos, Rusty Norman, Ken Fowler, Judy Wilson, Joe Cirelli, Buddy Duncan, Cindy Carr 2nd row: John Farrington, Jane Kenny, Mark Cerutti, Sue Auffrey, Debbie Whitmarsh, Karen Lyle, Donna Merritt, Debbie Styles Front: Mark Christianson, Randy Craft, Paul Goss, Becky Snavely, Barbara Acuff, Carol Young, Janet Earwood. 'Qt' 26-M 1 g X M? ,Q vp W f 1 XX: if SX .ns-.. ,ki , fi Ax ,J bl Staff nd ork . Custodial: Jose h Lull, Michael Neff, Richard Harrison, Greg Auffre , Tim Klein, Sid Tayllbr, Mark Lehmann, Steve Monis, Charles Pucillo, Wally Napiwotzki, Dana Lemieux, john Columbia, Susan Neff, Rachel Harrison, Tammie Anson, Chera Ridings, Laurie Unruh, Elizabeth Harris, Cindy Eldridge, Connie Chandler, Mark Winn fSupervisorJ Cafeteria Manager: Paul Ecker Staff! 38 C N- Special Crew: Carl Bath Mike Driver, Jamie Stewart, Howie Lake, Billy Volpe, Russel Kane, john Kohler, Mike johnson, Bob White, Tim Gruber, Daphne Peterson, Bob Volpe, Gary Craft, Dave Cerutti, Tom Chaurin Line Crew: joy Dargon, Marsha Skelton, Cheryl Craft, Laura Vickers, Martha King, Lenore Romero, Cindy Mize, Lois Mann, Lori Leigh, Rose Villamil, Glenda Ellison, Paula Cerutti, Chris Childs, Tina Seidel Dish Crew: Dave Cerutti, Rick Duford, Sivert Rafter, Tim McIntyre, Jack Herron, Tony Angeloff Chuck Devos Steve Kosch Bob Mckee Perry Bryant Cafeteria Cooks 1' 1 X 'V . , . .... 5 IL F Go Equall Hand In Hand Staff! 39 Alexander, Karen Tupelo, MS Bible Psalms 27:13,14 Alexander, Patrick Montgomery, AL Bible Cen. 1:1 - Rev. 22:21 Applegate, Kathy Washington, PA Religious Ed. 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'--- 5-'f?fi52s?2iw 'V'-I' I aiiijjggigfifil zzzfs..ai1sw --:W . iss-eielga, ' --ev 255114-ew ' I -- r,f 4 -Sire! gf i BL' is a 5 If Q 5 'R tg P R, l tg at gi, ag E Q f...e,e 11 '- ..t-,, 1 g za. :,:..,ezzeefa A -sift- W is -gg. .rf I tw I 5 IW if a K N tt h -8-xx . Q. .gt ..,, gi e 'Sai it , I Estes ' is .I- xr ,gs 1 ww . . 4 ...Q:--.Jett MILA' re. ,,,. ..,. , . . Vs.. ..ms,,.w.i,. , --I is X 3225?-:-2'f-19f.i--'ff--- kfff -1922 il T ORDINARY PEOPLE EX- TRA ORDINARY PEOPLE So God created man in his own image, in the image of God cre- ated he him, male and female created he them. CGenesis 1:27J According to the Word of God we are created by God, and all through the Scripture I see that there is a definite purpose. All people are alike in many ways. We have a body made of flesh, which contains different parts of the body. Installed in our body is a heart which pumps blood through the veins and muscles inside us to give us life and movement of the body. And a brain that thinks and reasons the problems, trials, and pres- sures of life. Because of this amazing mechanism that con- uois us, we have feelings. We feel depression, loneliness, fear, hate, anger, and love. Yes . . . the ordinary man, a living, breath- ing masterpiece of emotions. Webster's dictionary defines the word people in many ways, from that of religion, to the 7, H ' Ng 'Wx ' M W 'N lfdtmft' races, to languages. But the key meaning or defini- tion given is that of a human being. Everybody's ordinary in that sense, but for the child of God, or to us who are born again, we are extra-ordinary. Mary Magdalene was just a harlot, but she had an encounter with a person who was not ordinary, and He changed her to a proclaimer of the resurrection story. Peter was nothing but a boisterous and brawling fisherman. And he had an encounter with an extra-ordinary person. Peter then was trans- formed into a pillar of the Church. Zaccheus was nothing but an underworld character, a person who you really couldn't trust, but he had an encounter with the extra-ordinary man and Zaccheus was changed to a man of integrity and honesty. Saul was on the road to Damascus and he had an encounter with the extraordinary man . . . Jesus! Saul was changed into a man who preached the Word of God with power and authority, and taught the perfection of Godly living. For two thousand years, Jesus has been making man extra-ordinary through His blood that was spilled from the cross of Calvary. And through His Holy Spirit, we have the power to become extra- ordinary people for the glory of God and His king- dom. I Peter 2:9 says, But ye are a chosen genera- tion, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people, that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his mar- velous light. We are extra-ordinary people. Randy Brack a 41 'IW 41+ ,. , E S, .9 . ,, FE? 9 ,Wg X W I V if A .2 6. Clavelli Domenica Bayonne N Coker Rose Fight-Mile AL Conder Thomas Des Moines IA Cotman james Medina OH Craft Randal Adrian MI Cuckow Dale Mayfield Hts. OH Davis Charles Cincinnati OH Demko, John Parma Hts., OH Dickerson, Patrick Columbia, S.C DuFord, Richard South Bend IN Dunn, Karen Salem, VA Dupuy, Richard Springfield MO Easlick, Robert Saginaw, MI Edman, Linda Centerville, S.D. Edwards, Mickey Columbus, NB L, .,., ,. , ...we-www . ,, 1 , I 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A C , ' iii -if? ,fri g 'fig f Q5 . -me - .. 2 E, , ,f MS, -,E 1 5 r il 2' J f 1 G 1 ff' W4 49? l ff: 2 .1 - - V .t Ferguson, Glen E. Peoria, IL Frailey, Denise Springfield MO Frailey, Michael Springfield MO Franks, Fred Granb , MO. Frizzellr Brian Napanee, Ontario, Canada Furr, Steve Minier, IL juniors f 55 IK s- .- ,.., fum... fl ,Q WW ' , . 1 ,TM , ,. :L ..,,. . ..,.. Gibson, T.j. Kingsport, TN Goss, Paul St. Louis, MO Gray, Kevin Tuscan, AZ Greer, Mike Plainfield IN Grimes, Daniel Tulsa, OK Gruber, Timothy Detroit, Ml Hansel, Phil New Castle, DE Hardin, Suzanne Bauxite, AR Har er, Ruth West Pgins, MO Harrison, Kathy Hurricane, WVA Harrison, Rachel Memphis, TN Hendren, Becky New Albany, OH Henning, Melody Wausau, WI Hickory, William Springfield MO Hood, Keith St. Charles, MO Howard, Barbara Dawson, GA johnson, Cheryl Claremore, OK Johnson, Leslie Wauconda, IL Johnson, Michael Grand Rapids, MI johnson, Ron Hartford IL Johnson, Todd Bartlesville, OK jones, Darilyne Indianapolis, IN jones, Keith Memphis, TN Keehr, Paul Little Falls, MN Keil, Mary Colby, K5 Keun-Ho, Lee Korea Klaiber, Larry Berlin Heights, OH Koehler, John Springfield MO Krueger, Keith Honolulu, HI Lane, Larry Cincinnati, OH Larson, Ken Lisle, IL 56f .l uniors Juniors 3' ff W Q in nh at, me Z llg 2 5 if 3 4 -, junior Class Officers: Leslie John- son, Angela Asher, Greg Auffrey, Mark Lehmenn, Ben Aker, Patty Rutledge, Barry Shepard, Rick Du- ord fin' Juniors Strive On . Me, an Ordinary Person I remember m first year at C.B.C. how scared I was not knowing the direction that the Lord had for my life. I continually battled with the thought, What can thelLord do with me. I have no special talents. I felt use ess. But through the little time that I've spent at C.B.C. the Lord has taught me quite a few things. One important thing He has taught me is not so say I can't. Because we can do all things through Christ, He ives us the strength, and we can depend on Him. I'-Leswith us always. Christian Service Ministries ave me opportunities to be used by God, which I feel were great experiences. Then Impact '79. I decided to get involved, not know- in what I could do. The other kids in the group could eisier preach, sing, or teach. Again I felt useless. We went to a college campus to share Jesus, I'd never done this, and I was scared stiff. But the Lord used me to share my testimony with one guy. I didn't feel it was much, but two days later that guy acce ted the Lord. It surprised me to know that the Lord, used me, and gprdinary person. On this particular Impact when one of our guys was preaching, I remember nudging the irl next to me and saying that I could never preach. alell Impact '80 came around and the Lord s oke to me about preaching, and I preached, Me, and? Ordinary Person. It excites me to think about the unseen oppou- tunities that lie in my future. We may be an Ordinary Person, but with and through Jesus Christ we are special people! Bridget Bristow Lehmann, Mark Wheaton, IL Lemos, Rachel Sao Paulo, Brazil Lemos, Rebekah Sao Paulo, Brazil Leparik, Cary Denven CO Leonard, Pam Kenosha, WI Long, Randy Terre Haute, IN Lull, Joseph South Haven, MI Lyle, Karen Springfield MO Maasbach, Joan Howard Beach, NK Malo, Isaako Aoa, Am. Samoa Matos, Jo New Yorli NX McClaren, Robert Salem, OH McClure, Brent Columbus, K5 McIntyre, Tim Cincinnati, OH McKee, Nancy Willow Springs, MO McMain, Michael Kansas City, MO Meyer, Barbara Vandalia, IL Miller, Don Solo, MO Miller, Gregory B. Clinton, IL Murphy, Tamra St. Paul, MN Nadrich, Tom Youngstown, OH luniorsf57 Well, Mirlncl Hannibal .MO 'Xlexme-., Steve, Cambridge IA Ogg, lL'ffICN Knoxville TN P1rmant0r,VNilli1m Grand Rzpids Ml Ptnmy C uy Corner Brook Nfld Canadz Perelra Madclrnt Leultown PR Rayburn Thomx-. 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Springfield, MO Yorke, Paula Saint john, NB Young, Paul Springfield, MO Ziekafooh-e, loe Tiffin, OH Zitterkopf, Daniel Casper, WY Akins, Rick Springfield, MO Allen, Pam Rochester, MN Anderson, Robin St. Louis, MO Andreasen, Donald Springfield IL Andreasen, Marlene Springfield IL Anson, Tammie Crane, MO Aronis, Diane Springfield MO Ashmore, Tracy Woodman, WI Ashworth, Stephen Monroeville, PA Aycock, Linda Montgomery, AL Baker, Laura Hamilton, OH Bashioum, Judi Owensboro, KY Beaver, Kimberly Indianapolis, IN Benedict, Jeffrey Beatrice, NE Bettis, Robert Hazard KY Bettis, Sheryl Des Moines, IA Bingham, Cynthia Burwell, NE Birr, David Roseville, MI Blume, Renae Stormlake, IA Bonin, Anthony Northport, ME Bontrager, Charlene Denver, CO 60X Sophomore , gtt, QM,m,,x3 ,ybui ,,,2.X I Mmwwm ,K S o P h O m O r e S am,,.sac,EUM,W,,,,,,.,,,, ,. Yffr ' I in L. , W X wie. ax ' x 'P I . V , A 'kid ll N fx M 1 Q' K ,sm A t i X 'sc X s ts F I, as 'sw' s 5 Q25 es k we 5 Discipline Needed . . Weight - Lifting I am a weight lifter. I tend to spend seemingly astromonical amounts IQ R, I si fl E r 'o I a ,I at .ea of time Pumping Iron. My heroes are Aronold Schwartzenegger, Frank Zaney, and The Hulk. I dream of just one cafeteria meal with mor protein than starch. My nose seems to be always buried in the current issue of Muscle I know that it is a sin for me to be in poor physical condition, so I strive against myself to make my body glorify God. I express myself through this sport in which the playing field is my own body. My prayer is that God would give me the endurance to lift that bar one more time. V -, H - . ,a,,wt,wwe.t if-sieuliQR?w1Z?sr2FS2?3 4t'l?vKZ iff3'53fs'WRl:?iikt 3sizkSiEXEsE'5?KsF3iiVGiW5??2Ia 8MW55WfHE9Surdz.ssd5de?w'E 1Hll1w0r 'if ,.,::::1i.,i::.L:, Mwairmsrsrrmem:,'f wwrrzifrzrwawsgw rv 5 4'-1-1-v I l . -small. , ,-aaefM.,i4 za. , .,L,,,,,-mmQam:x:'5W,,,.nmmrsmrivam1w:fmxmm emrrzefHaewfwrizfmserwsfrr SGWQSQYTWS Siiwb 42? Boston, Darwin Kansas City, MO Brown, Julie Des Moines, IA Burgess, Michael Adrian, MI Carter, Nathan Meridian, MS Cates, Bill Independence, MO Chandler, Connie Hartville, MO Chantrenne, Sherry Battle Creek, MI Ciezadlo, Carol Villa Park, IL Cisneros, Robert Lahape, IL Clifton, Kelly Bolingbrook, IL Cobb, Charity Olathe, KS Colageo, Michael East Walpole, MA Columbia, John Springfield MO Colvin, Julie Union City, MI Conway, Ronald Springfield, MO Cookson, Jim Clinton, MO Coombe, Timothy Dearborn, MI Couch, Diane Chicago, IL Cousin, Carol Independence, MO Cox, William Columbus, GA Culbertson, Cynthia St. Mories, ID Sophomorefol w':, 14fsLf.i?l?i?r'ffi?'25f25Y?if-'JFKmfirfedfkh Dargan joy Paxton IL Daugherty Diane South Bend IN David Roy Sandsprings OK Y Crosby MN Deer Curtis Derby K5 DeTienne LeAnn Marshfield WI . 1 1 DeCent, Sall 1 1 1 DeVos Chuck Knoxville, IA Dickinson, Cary Clio, MI Diclchut, Mary Waukesha, WI Diller, Ed Grand junction, CO Dotson, Mike St. Louis, MO Doughty, Fredrick Pittsburgh, PA Driver, Mike Linn Grove, IA Duncan, Debra Tilden, IL Eckstein, Kay Bloomin ton, IL Ellis, Lyle Durham, NC Ellison, Glenda Chicago, IL Fensterman, Don Bethalto, IL Fischer, ,ludy Pittsburg, PA Floyd, Deana Houston, TX Ford, Douglas Adrian, MO Fowler, Kent Eureka Springs, AR 62fSophomore -W Sophomores 6 4 an H ' , t 1 at 1- I W' Sophomore Class Officers Carol Ciezadlo, Treasurer Danny Muniz, Vice President Pam Hendrickson, Secretary 1 Doug Sayers, Men's Representative Howie Lake, President Denny Mcllroy, Advisor Fuller, Janet Scottsbluff NE Grant, lerolyn Pekin, IL Hall, Kevin Springfield, MO Hardt, joelene Louisville, KY Harris, Alice Springfield MO Harris, Deanna Carthage, IL ese2xaeeszsmerarwsresawssrsfesswe-exempt AMfsssasaramezssssssszaraaeeeersziasiafeezsexrzaaiweesssssasse elf e smfsemsa wuz: 2 Qfwrfssaxaraw I J- 7 - 2 if 41. .. I ? 'T ' ., 4 -nw , .2 F X' 4 ' sg sf E N I l l at 4 xx f av K , 'AT ' 1 X 'L w J wr 3' V f if +1 Y 4 ' , 4 I nm , J' . af f v ' 1 1 A V r r VE V.: X jk Z f L4 x- 54,771 l i f ei V o if I I Sophomores I-ind Strength . . . To Continue For Another Year s Une year all ready finished. For the Sophomore class, one 'yearis behind them all ready. f They have experienced the difficulties of adjusting to college life. And for them, this I year offers another year of learning and brand new experiences. I Along with their iclassofficers, the class has found out that their strength lies in their Saviour. Each new day exposes the grace that is bestowed upon those who trust Him explicitly. It is an absolute fact that strength comes day to day. Even more, that strength is daily, even yearly displayed to each class. For the Sophomore Class, along with their-officers . . . though another year has passed, this year offers to you . . . My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. II Corinthians 12:9 . . . a brand new year of experiencing God's marvelous GRACE. . , , , ?.. 1, f' ' ' b 0 ra V I y , k r, it M 5 I 2 ,wwf Jr ,N I W p ,A- I 'lf' , , ,,, , Sw , - 'vs .HA ,VI I, M- a. ' 1 ,bi US, at l 'K X Harris, Elizabeth Harrisonville, MO Harrison, Barbara Hurricane, WV Harrison, Richard Washin ton, Nj Hart, Clgenn Mt. Dora, FL Hartman, Keith Overland Park, K5 Heidle, Charles Crocker. MO Hendricks, Debbie Meadowlands, PA Hendrickson, Pamela Brooklyn, MI Hirsch, Sandra Tucson, AZ Holliday, Donald Flint, MI Hornbury, Linda Kansas City, MO Hudson, Mary Norwalk, IA Huie, Barney Dardanelle, AR Huskey, james Washington, PA Isola, Lloyd Chicago, IL johnson, Judy Winfield, MO VNWQMHEQHSEEETZS weWt5?5 Sophomore X 63 FIXHVSGHHMWH K32Yi253f93?x fiXQQXE8ME13fEfh,w723E3TE'M3W'W?Y75ir ri'VfWK WWX3 'E??EYIv54'QWi'SS Z5YS6?H'?',m l55'WiZ'5Zi'?1fiYfNe? ???K2?E2 5XJiW??!TZiYf EV59W55WWws2g .gg apggii. i p h O m 0 I e S Kane, Russell Cold Spring, NY Kinabrew, Bruce Albuquer ue, NM Kinggon, Carl Wichita, KS Koeshall, Kevin Kenosha, WI Kosch, Stephen Huntington Station, NY Kusick, lack Milwaukee, WI LaBelle, Lisa Mt. Clemens, MI Lake, Howie Barnett, MO Lanferman, Tammy Drakesville, IA Larsen, Craig Nevada, IA Lawrence, ,lim Springfield, MO Lee, Marilyn Hammond, IN Lee, Patrick Burlington, IA Lemieux, Dana Chester, NH Lewis, William Canton, MA Lewno, Alvina Yankton, SD Loutzenhiser, Marcus O'NeilL NE Lovell, Stephen Minier, IL Lyle, Melissa Springfield MO Mabe, Darin Wichaita, KS Magor, Janelle Bloomfield, NM Manle, Doug Wisconsin Rapids, WI Matanick, Yernon Parma Hts, OH McCoy, Christine Springfield MO X Sophomore 9022 L J Q, , ,, f , . 'af wi: wp, 'Y' 1 , s Q, V K ,l f . x 4 My 4' snag.. ' 1? fl? YY J 1 ef, ,Q .., 1 'fl i I xi 'fav In Atj- , , , 2 as '11 'f hwmwmMWrIffMwSiWE52WHaMMVHia9mvwS QwiE1 -fK.,..,f,,,QfrXL,,a.r- ' iL?Tf??W' I' !,.LJQ.l ' ' ANMMLTT. Wwwwr. L. ...... L.. 49 X -F553 siwTLZ!3ef!2fs?1i4 Q52515135552S'3ESFSask55iP51W'1f'if5X3?'33ii4iEK3iffB5iSi?fJw2fa2iSsf2i52:fiZ3Mi'SLWS, X MVS 5'5Ei!'Qi QWSNKE Min V if: i7f7i5?:1' 5' 'Qi X, 5-' x QSTH1? Q wi, Y' -1. 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S . , 1,,. , ,, N 5 4 .Y if Q 'ga , 3Zf5Y1,.'Z?rE-5 'E5 McCoy, Noel Springfield, MO McCulley, Kevin Cape Girardeau, MO McGee, Taunya West Memphis, AR Merritt, Donna Puxico, MO Merry, Deborah Crasslake, MI Michael, Kim Plainfield, IN Miller, jerry Whittet, CA Minter, Tom Independence, MO Mize, Cynthia Batesville, AR Mohr, Craig Ierseyville, IL Monis, Steven Lynbrook, NY Moore, Deborah Wapakoneta, OH Mulder, Scott Springfield, MO Muniz, Danny Riverside, CA Myers, Kathy Parsons, K5 Nation, Cynthia Des Moines, IA Nelson, janet Yorkville, IL Nunn, Roger Tulsa, OK Sophomore!65 idWQiQaiifs'i3SS252Sfw k6 E?R3Lm W6WX3V Nunn, Wally Tulsa, OK Oller, Renee Blue Springs, MO Oller, Ronda Blue Springs, MO Ott, Adrian McAlester, OK Panlcey, William Springfield MO Passmore, jay St. Louis, MO Patridge, Rodney Springfield MO Paul, Sheri Springfield MO Perry, Karen Arlington, KY Peterson, Kevin Brighton, IL Pfister, Kenneth Millis, MA Phillips, Daniel Springfield MO Phillgps, Steve Ang eton, TX Plymire, Judy Taichung TAIWAN Priestap, Sherry Crayling, Ml Proffer, Theresa Marble HilL MO Radford, Dorinda Dallas, TX Rafter, Sivert Richmond HilL NY Rairick, Michael New Baltimore, Ml Rasche, Rebecca ape Girardeau, MO Ray, Tonda Springfield MO Ray, Troy Springfield MO 66!Sophomore ' if V56iEi?E ?ilK'3K?3iEQQSQSEEMEYQLMYSHESQQQQEQ53-e viii W i..Z,waY. 2 sim Q 5 fzfiiv eiiiiiiiitbiiiik SLM-iiiliktiziiiir' ' iiiesiifefll fi iw il xiIQWQXBQivXZSWRZQWMAQE2835Wz?3ai5iw,SWZEli?V:WWkf?fi4MWWfMeca'Z,v2tiaLSwf'E'ZsWf'Saes5'aEii?3':fSi4ZWS'1M5i4w 51 hfmalzgawrfdfe f -WM -...ts , an ,G-N A ,Q A we ,S - 1 t fl Q' six R' 1 if f - A- straw X- 1' Q 4. X 'v if X fe-swwewmwiwzewn'-1 ' '2SWixT6sssamf3':K f'W 15'f8WW?kA'tt:StT2.e53W.'6E2235:02QXiix?553S8.'2W2HEiEw?HE'2P3EiSiE6iYQEf EEiBi2X'S?5?S245KXNZEMHHQBWQEZQWXQESWEQQWREEEYSZQWXXEEW QWQKQWKBMWZVQWESWQWMW qi we Na-L3 Reed, Mark Washington, PA Reeves, John Owensboro, KY Reeves, Linda Cabot, AR Register, james Eufaula, AL i Rice, Iudy Milwaukee, WI Richards, John , 1 Toronto, Ont. Canada 5, Roberts, Naomi Niles, MI Rogers, Denny Middletown, OH Romero, Leonore LaSalle, CO Rudnik, Douglas Brugh, CO Ryan, Sharon Redondo Beach, CA Sanders, Pam Van Buren, AK I Sarvabui, josephina Fairlawn, OH Sayers, Douglas Library, PA I .,'. E Schamel, An ie i ImperiaL MO Schlak, Timothy WillarcL MO Schoof, Randy Aurora, IL :pt Scott, Susie Excelsior Spring MO 'f Searles, David Mattoon, IL Shank, Marie Pacific, WA Smith, Bruce 1 St. Louis, MO Smith, Marcia Crosby MN Sophomore!67 ssmnnnwn ' .,...,-.: ..:, , ',.-.,,-,,,- ,:. A 1 .,:::' fl 5 l 1 1 I f . , Thompson, Cynthia E Dekin, IL E wswe--1N...memawQzgizxgaw -Wm ,1-:x, : ,..,. 'ff mw 'l'.'.Y'f.ffiislii'i3'f:-FM H ,,,A ,mQx,f.f J i-f.Ll,Z:9v9l'L LIZZCaW,,.w?Iin'XbiiQTifii.,f wE5E5E'Zi'Q5l?55lLlll15lE5L'fi9iT:K'r3?f5lY3'l1'f:1XfIfffffl ' AA'L Snavely, Becky f' I ,. f1'- ' M .:-' : - Q , Springfield MO X -K 551 Vi E 2 Spalding, Vicki Q , I if X E K X Middleburg Hts, OH ' I A Spencer, Tricia J W- ,ty P 1' A 3 ,M no is f , Kenai, AK I ' li 5 A ' S is ' 1 Stanfield, David A I it Q. V at ,Q .35 ', ,, Westmont, IL , I 4 V . , . ' Stark, Tim I' Kansas City, K5 'Q a+ Stephens, Liz V , iii 5 25 15, Walker, M O K ., ,y L x th.ii Q 9 fs we L :tim l Stevenson, Marj0ri9 5 iii I I ' , East Peoria, IL I ' Stewart, Karen 31 Mobile, AL N Stockdall, Clayton ' ' f Centralia, MO Y si - i' ,W Stoecklien, David Y. ., Colby, KS Q -S 7, Strickland, Andria y . 3, i Catoosa, OK f. O, f E Sullivan, Anita L North Little Rock, AR 5 . A . W at . s ' Swafford, Keith KK Agra, OK Taylor, Bev 1 Valparaiso, IN 1 ., - f 5 Thomas, LaDonna - I 1 Loomis, CA .. - Thomas, Russell Q my - 5 Hutchinson, KS , I M' I ' I ,ga K Q-,449 r t--A .-. af,5,u... , f 'Ji F ,'s3 l Y 5 'vi :Z',T-?f',3, i f 3 2 S Thomas, Tanya , Hutchinson, KS E Thompson, Brenda 1' Bonner Spring, KS l l s Tinberg, David Homewood IL if 5 L, E ix 68X Sophomore S WZ ...... r,Wa,,,,.,,I.ILLI,N 351,6M6P59Ee2IfNI.sLM-N.ma23AEAbkikEiQwT.Ilillwwmaliill-iisiilm WWI ,llaS3325SESHKWWWX3Ei3ff5M wwaSQS4??amB3i'2'a3kEE?1?SZ?EK?NF6E?1238555555383925583?SvS??2SEH9HQ ?HNESmS NRW5HHwRE53w5Q?Hi?aiS5ri1SwS NWSW? KWH! I thought chapel was really great today. It was alright, but I would have enjoyed it more if I had been sleeping in bed. I always have a crick in my neck from sleeping in that chair. I'm glad President Lednicky had us sing 'This is the Day that the Lord has madel' That was the exact song I had been thinking about. But we sang it so many times. I didn't think he would ever finish. The speaker was really good! God had giv- en a message for all of us. I-Ie had a monotone voice. I was asleep by the time he finished reading the Scripture. But, Praise the Lordl, he preached the word! Wow! I knew when we began worshipping j God that the Lord was going to speak to us! i Like I said, I would have rather been in bed. Chapel is a waste of time for me. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction. - Proverbs 1:7 By: Ruth Harper L. N X, w t .ff Ll! . Qi Q, X if rx I Figs W i 31 xx . , ,.,. .y ' P 1 8, I 3 WQ.E3. A ..,, tt 1 I as ,,, f. 'ft WF? 2, X 4. A 4- ,pr 'IN L Q , . I F fir +P f y K F1122 5 - ...s eeei ' I ' I ' 4 - l f 71.55 y A g . sr be 1 Tinker, Lawson Cincinnati, OH Tollison, Lee Claremore, OK Troglio, Steven Irwin, PA Tucker, Carla North Little Rock, AR Tucker, Darla North Little Rock, AR Turner, Elaine jerseyville, IL Tyner, Barney Nixa, MO Varney, Anthony Youngstown, OH Volpe, Bill Houston, PA Wade, Alan Ft. Thomas, KY Weikum, Cindy Batavia, IL Whitmarsh, Paul Watertown, NY Wiley, john Hamlin, PA Williams, Cheryl Medina, OH Wilson, Anita Montrose, MI Wilson, Jean Mayville, WI Wood, Greg Claremore, OK Wulff, Monika Cudahy, WI Young, Carol Springfield MO Sophomore!69 wm m maw' emmwmwszaawwiafemewww wwmmmstrmemzeeaexaegsif 121 is Mwwswzabwxsxws F r e S h In e n eswaeewszaewmwraernssfm ww W were Allen, Byron Louisville, CO Ammons, Chuck Montgomery, AL Amsler, Donna Quincy, IL Anderson, Christopher Springfield MO Andreason, Ruth Slpringfield, IL Ange off, Anthony Zion, IL Arnett, Donna North Little Rock, AK Arrowood, Kristi Des Moines, IA Auton, Rod Battlecreek, MI Bailey, Esther Athens, OH Bair, Molly Huntington, IN Banka, Cathy Hammond IN Benedict, Keith Beatrice, NE Benn, Debra Belleville, ONT Berry, Chet Indianapolis, IN Birchfield, Toni Aclriain, MI Black, Scott Shannon City, IA Blackerby, Roberta Mesquite, TX Borsheim, Charles Cedar Rapids, IA Brack, Renee Great Bend KS Bradshaw, Steve Camden, AR Brakebill, Elizabeth Mountain Home, AR Brassfield, janet Claremore, OK Briesacher, Gigi Cary, IN Broihier, Tim Racine, WI Brooks, N. Tracy Basehor, KS Brothers, Dwayne Waldon, AR Brown, Kelly Des Moines, IA Buchanan, Susan Moline, IL Buntenbach, Cheryl Alton, IL 701 Freshmen DWL , 31 , is Ak- ii t ie me M ,,, ,ef wWameatsesameamvefezmiswas11-sssremafeixesssxaawsermeteaxtxmrremzmmeaaeemwfs r 2 H'SWEii'2'Z???23Pte't'E.?'i5M?2?r'WiViis'25f3EiV W at A ' 'A W1ifi'2'fWff1ff1W'iW iieiitiitwiieiwti K X mm warzfwaf' , -essex.. WNM:':W,.a::WM....t-m.f.a. ...,..,.. maxim- ' -- 'wmv w- W N- J f 4 Z ff 9' 4' WM, 4 A' wrt' '5 V E? 2 4 ,is- C' I 4521 ,, E as 5 M41 X ii l fl 3 a 1' 4 'vggl HZ 'W i l 2 ' ' -v ,- gv , ,, ,,,,., G 1 . ' as 'f ,fezi,,,H W list H195 P K ' ' ,, H - ' - in A a.. If '. 2 l l I ,A ,Y , Ri X vi 4 Burgess, Jim Marine, IL Burns, Sylvia Adrian, MI Burnsios, Darrel Brownsburgh, IN Burris, Jamey Cody, WY Burrough, Anthony Vicksburgh, MS Burrough, julie Vicksburgh, MS Callahan, Margret Bishops Falls, NFLD Campbell, Leola Fairgrove, MO Carpenter, Dana Camden, AR Cerutti, Mark Farmington, MO Chambers, Ray London, AR Chapman, Paula Anchorage, AK Chapman, Rollin Marshfield MO Chartier, Iudy Enid OK Chase, Cynthia Natick, MA Chauvin, Lisa Gulfport, MS Chauvin, Thomas Gulf ort, MS Cirelli, Joe Brooklyn, NY Cleer, Diane Pekin, IL Collins, Christopher Plainfield, IN Collver, Patti Grand Rapids, MI Freshmen!71 ,MM RH W--- ,.,,.,...,..... Lf- ,, ,Ma eww, V ' .W.,.w.,.,., M. ,--N.,. WM We . -..was ,Q Fe fi Q Q 5 we bi 5 if 2 3? as Z2 's 72 ii i ,Q 1 i, s 5 iii 51 ii . 1 1, is We b - ,QM : Corbett, Myrtle f 3, U ' All Cramier, Greg , ' ' W Anka-ny, IA he W e f Cronk, Beverly f 5 vs 'I N W 2 V',, Lf' ' E Mendota, IL ' 1 l , If , ' if Cunningham, Ruth ,. . C Q' ' ,,, V A--, N 3 Dyersburgl TN x V V, 'cl , r-,,- Davidson, Dan ' Florence, KY V9 J ' g Davis, Fara M f , Grand junction CO 2 3' 1, , L I , -4 S ww 1 r ,GEM 2 Davis, Terry 3 2 Clinton, AR f ig, 2 DeCapua, Sheila if J if W jerome, MI if Delaney, Mike F H i Q St. joseph, MO ' ' - Dennis, Mitchell ,,,W ' Bohemia, NY ,a,,, Diasio, Robert l t' 'i'ii if Hutchinson, KS Q E Earl, Kenny M4 W sf Indianapolis, IN 3 M , , Ebeling, Kathy is Pittsburgh, PA S Eflin, Brent E Marshalltown, IA XE Essayian, Jack Q Warren, MI E Etter, Cindy Z Cl , OK lgilfslletil-eSteve Q Springfield MO E Everton, Terry , 3 Indianapolis, IN V it Fields, Steven I zqb ' i t - N is Lees Summit, MO if I .. i it Filbeck, Pam wa.. - xii --, fi 5 sf. Paul, MN - N. ii Fortney, Michael N iliii lW ii 5 Grasslake, MI fr'-. -. 7 ,W 2? 2 L, t,,,., I , , if 2 Fred, Dou Windsor, C5 E5 French, jim fl Mattoon, IL l Frischkorn, Dottie N Hartford, CT EQ if ll ,,,, if ' ii Fulks, Ronald ll? gg Bloomington, IL il, I , 3. li Fuller, Michael C ',,-' ,, r A S Q Olivet, MI Jw. Q V , ' g . ji Garrison, Bruce In f ' , K: ,' ' 1 Indianapolis IN M A if .917 his gh Garrison, Paul F 'lg West Plains, MO gf Geiken, Sherry Springfield, MO ,W x, Gibson, 'Iiammy Hm MI Freshman Class Officers, Front row: Terri Milner, Tonja Or- i gan, Marsha Skelton, Sherice Wildie. Back row: Steve Brad- 1 72fFreshmen .. ' ..s1Sl.L,TMW Y :f.f 'lf-fwxilsl. .... ...,, f ,MZ??5t29miEf37f E'ZtI'Iq'f?if,,f ff?vf'S'f'1mfW3mm'37S1 fQN:15:5':'54I:fQWLf.liuW5'a Zffif5lQZSZw5isf' Wai!-Q-':P?D Even in a different atmosphere, the Freshman Class of '84 brought to CBC their enthusiasm and zeal. Tomorrow lies ahead for them! And for this year, their class officers will play a vital part in uniting their class. A role which takes dedi- cation and committment. Even so, their officers be- lieve that they have taken the right step all ready. It is evident that the class gives the campus a bright side. Moreover, the Freshman Class is the future leaders of this institution. To the Freshman Class and their officers . . . Let no man despise thy youth, but be thou an example I Timothy 4:12. I I ' an fa1:a ss. eases-1 NKW, . sw.,-.M ,V - .aa i. N W ,. ..ws..,. ......v:.1s.,., Ml. fnfw-3f:.' L M'MfiMif'f'f'ffTM ' ii:ilZiTi2?'--e7,rX1y.'!',5liT?.'.ZZi,NlllILf.?., a Q k:.k 1 ,.:. E5 , 1- 3' 8 W? Xt it lt! A S N rr 0 A, X ter r,eee Z,eee , N ttte . it 5 f Q. E? X 1 Bark Shaw, Bruce Garrison, Dwayne Snow, Sam Beckdahl. i Q t Gillian, Gregory Purdy, MO Glass ow, Scott Rapij City, SD Clover, Michael Dyersburgh, TN Goskowicz, Carmen Milwaukee, WI Gray, Randy Hartford IL Groves, Tina Oklahoma City, OK Hadden, Kenneth Fayetteville, NC Hamel, Kimberly Odessa, MO Harbison, Frankie Mt. View, AR Hardin, Deborah Bristol, TN Hargrave, Judy Poplar Blufl, MO Harrell, Tim West Memphis, AR Harris, Elizabeth Klamath Falls, OR Harris, Gary Forest City, AR Hartman, Jackie Walton, KY Hauge, Elizabeth South Bend, IN Hawk, William Denver, CO Haynes, Taft Mt. Vernon, lL Heath, Michael Augusta, ME Hendren, Jonathon New Albany, OH Hennesy, Mark Lakeland, FL Freshmen!73 t YXSQIIUWZEX H at :Sass-Sf'ssL'ieeiS?' 2 2. fWwf4. ?2.f .Qw9W.21If., ' ff' Mwwsfii rwmmqwefxwm.. .M , i if 'X Ss fs E Z ff. 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F l , l as 5 tl lv ll 5 if Jag ers, Hazel Lake gzark, MO , Jenkins, Paul grim Claremont, IL I' 5 Johnson, Kimberly if Oak Creek, WI 5 Q johnson, Linda 3 Collinsville, IL jones, Laura E Monroe, IA E Jones, Victor 2 Charlotte, MI ll :.'-. ., .1-.fr Kail, Sarah Q. If ytal Dye,-, IN ii . . ,a 'jf 'Q Kamps, Kathy jo - Q.-f . Kggiggknggrgg L g Freshman girl participate in Weightlifting. , Meridian, M5 i X , s Byron Allen clowns around, the usual Freshman antic. I N l ' Freshmen return from the racketball courts. ,rg Steve Bradshaw and Kim Hamell show how friendly Freshmen 3 , Il can be. Kelderman, jeff f I i Des Moines, IA ig King, Laurie Topeka, KS gg Kivett, Jane A I 5 Plainfield IN I l E 74fFreshman My , .sm , ,elrfs ,tt. WMdW??'L??EKLZQ.saevsm5w255l3iwTW 2 Q 3i9-t5'????'r'ivE'E5?55r51?5?iHfG3 ?? t?3'2E'iii? 21153 25? 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Masten, Gregory gi yyy, A razwlah, WA f- s W A tb Freshmanf75 kirslikvwsuma -HwwwSevtkwasakxistwiikwziasia 5221v2b1kveWes43fi1?st4tatSs!iE5f2fia2wsciSH2?Jw'i 32fihftfiivsfhivfisfwhsifziflvzwifhif ziiwxfmmzw'sian:hwruw awwKwx:wwwi.awsawkszaaw:awwawzwt eww:taiximkkkeswmmwlwwanlf,Wwmeffmwwamiwse , W, , WeW4E5'SkRHf3e i5Q1EZ9ewEv5bhEd3? Mattea, Ronda Collinsville, IL Matthews, Karen Grand Rapids, Ml McBroom, Tracy Davis City, IA McCain, Tony Southfield MI McCarty, Bruce Collierville, TN McCaulley, Joyce Independence, MO McDowell, Randy Bonner S rings, K5 McFarland, Steve Richmond, IN McMain, Melainie Kansas City, MO Meador, Eugenia Akron, OH Meyer, Richard Rockford IL Mietla, Helen Saginaw, MI Miller, Gre ory Newell? SD Miller, Pamela Springfield IL Millhouser, Velvet Columbia, MO Mills, jeffrey Mephis, TN Milner, Teresa Haughton, LA Mingus, William Aurora, IL Minner, Brenda Malcom, IA Moffett, Melson Meridian, M5 Mohn, Henry Pontiac, IL Morgan, Lori Richmond, IN Muck, Ric Adrian, MI Mulvany, Brian Rochester, IL Murray, Pamela Emmaus, PA Myers, Debbie Mt. Zion, IL Neal, Rebecca Massillon, OH Nivens, Velvet Allons, TN Noah, Philip St. Charles, MO North, David Columbus, OH Olson, Robert Elmhurst, lL 76f Freshman ,fix iQ.1Z1.m?5w1r3EJvSfS25X'LNzP'f4wR3if?2e914E7E4i5Wv 'Q39iEK253635EQMQWJQVMwikiY15,GMRZiQvEwk3'QQKfkm'?.??5:2FE?Q2r39m??MEiEw7QW.ZTT. NT i'Z?3m. 538315137556 elee R 2 at . ' we '- A 'Q WH: : at - V, ' fi , i - Qpliiv '. f W f ' .fff'1 ' .. 'A , P ,,, ,Q , , , Z 'ww ,, tn wit W' , wry L N Q x 3 ., .1. 'R A ' if A .. 1 Ly V, r I WA, ,j gi 1 if www, W qi, A 3 , ,,' '73, i .J f, 1 , ...acre- 6 cf J. WW J3,4?' 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Africa Polinger, Mark Huntington, NY Poss, Douglas Sibley, IA Pucher, john Fishkill, NY Reasons, Linda St. Louis, MO Reaves, Debbie CrinnelL IA Reese, Diana Amory, MS Rehbein, Beth Valparaiso, IN Rey, Eric Rochester, NY Roach, Lyle Independence, MO Salzano, Analia New York, NY Santia 0, Randy Ashtagula, OH Satterfield, janet Springfield, IL Schexneider, jeff Lafayette, LA Schippers, Eugene Pella, IA Schievsener, Kris Bettendorli IA Schmidt, Judy Menomonee Falls, WI Schmidt, Stephen Fresno, CA Scifres, Tammy Louisville, KY I3reshmen!77 gi ,Q gi E ., is if fi 3 K s ii ii is ii E is is is mswgww E E W EE s ix fi F3 53 ?i is Si Q Ei as S is if ..,...g'?W- i N :E is 523 ii? E is is 3, ,355 is fr S RS Q Q gs ,si ,,r SX 53 32 is :S S ii 3 H 22 2? sr zaeswwsmzssswwvafzrw'' sfnzifarweszssmsssmmzfsezssaw wwmeeezaisssxweexesffzmswzezwsscaws wzffwswezaQ1vfuswesessasweffzzlewessex-'mwrzrfz:aw M .swam eswseemi:fswezzw-zswesffssazseezeszsmsamwszewsieevexvxefaezfiQ'eee w1eeafeMfasie Sebolt, Franklin Olivet, MI Sexton, Garry Springfield MO Shaw, Ronald Griffin, GA Shepherd, Mike Bloomington, IL Sherwood, Charles Des Plaines, IL Skelton, Marsha Klamath Falls, OR Slappey, Greg Warrior, AL Smith, johnny Tulsa, OK Snider, john St. Charles, MO fx . Snowden, Charlotte Blue Eye, MO Snow, Dwayne Midland TX Stephens, Audrey Montgomery, AL Sterwerf, Richard Cincinnati, OH Stewart, Murl Georgetown, IN Stiles, Brian E. Peoria, IL Stockdall, Dorothy Centralia, MO Stottis, Paul Trenton, MI Stoughton, Dou St. Louis, MO Stuker, Mar aret Napervili, IL Surratt, Geoffrey St. Louis, MO Sullivan, Dawn Cape Girardeau, MO Talerico, Dan New Lenox, IL Taylor, Alena Bronx, NY Taylor, john Temke, Gregory Cincinnati, OH Thompson, Mark Delta, CO Thompson, Pamela Charlotte, MI Tilmon, Randy Dardanelle, AR Tipton, Sharon St. Louis, MO Toles, Carl Dove Creek, CO 78X Freshmen 2. 3: S BIBLICAL STUDIES ef Q if as W, i . t 2 , fy 4 mf vii' S? rf Naswsryssisevsvaiw Mm was it is SW we ima? rarsmafia-WWZAIEMSwweezariaxmaiizifsiixiilzlaaewkaesiseviafiii we ------ , -'-- e er E-Qi , g . , .. g .U tv 5, , . yi- . g Q .F . I . O. .. .- .. 1, ,kt A I .t ,, -f ' ego is ii ia R' 'a , ,--11 - Q rl. we -L-- ' is ' f ' 2 A mi' rf iv Q 2 I sr M 'Y Q Q A .4 fi' a i . . l L ll' t Q w 5' T K . n ' X g 1 C , 4 ' Q O T Q. L U ! v . . . 1 6 A, 1 ' 'f ' , if , .. a 4 Q ' . r . Q .. 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Ytterock, Daniel Rockford, IL Freshmanf79 3253103355533 S5 213255 2 S Feifewe E?fZ2s'Q?!ES.EW9Zs?'e.'?1iEZ5?ES34L2' 55255 KQSESZWQSEEQQ Q was ss ezilfiiffliwkiifiigiwfwz a sitfigi Z-Sis3KXZ xWi3S!tR2QES55a15EbB Z?'N'AM -maps' W-M 'Mamma Www - SO! Deaf Deaf Class God is a wonderful person to me. God is love and I thank Him that I am deaf, because He shows me so many things. God has taught me to learn patience while attending C.B.C. I thank Jesus that He died on the cross to wash my sins away. He is changing my life to be like Him. Ed Lawrence Jacob Trout jo Ann Barros Secretary: Diane Couc is M X X Deaf Class Officers: Eddie Esparza, Mike Brown, Rita Horton ,Lf Q f wr- Brown, Michael St. Augustine, FL Dively, Emory Springfield MO Horton, Rita Sa chicago, IL W so E JN i if Esparza, Edward Iler, Robin Westbrook, ME Mills, John junction City, OR Ross, Gregory Salem, OR Shiver, joel Madison, WI San Bernardino, CA Deaff81 Kraus, Carol Buffalo, MO Abbot, james Springfield MO Briscoe, Randy Springfield, MO Brossard, Denis Pointe Clare, Quebec Bunton, David Springfield MO Doolan, Paul Metairie, LA Dykes, George McCalla, AL Flanagan, Dan Midwest City, OK Don Hayes Springfield, MO Holmes, Timothy Springfield MO Jett, Carl Litchfield IL Kaassik, Kenneth Markham, Ontario Keener, Craig Massillon, OH Kelley, Kathy Flushing, MI Leigh, Lori Morrow, OH Markley, Kenneth Austin, CO Moon, Glen Waxahachie, TX Neal, Robert Springfield MO Neal, Vicki Springfield, MO Olsen, Melody Wauwatosa, WI Peterson, Mikeuel Springfield, MO Root, Jimmy Springfield MO Rutledge, Patty Glen Ellyn, IL Sherwood, lay Washin ton, DC Wheeier, Lynn Moore, OK Womer, Richard Noxen, PA Wright, Stephen Wood Dale, IL Biddle, jesse Springfield, MO Craft, Cheryl Ft. Wayne, IN Hale, Gale Ashdown, AR Hall, Kevin Springfield MO Hatfield, Ken Gerber, CA 82 f Retavkgs Students Camera Sh xl to 1 E 1 ---- V w N QM i l- 5 - 1 i:'ii' , 5, 2? Q i re:-' 'e 'i 'igi . , ' I ' I ' 25 iff LCM iii ' EEEV gills' 30 'W' 5' 'W 0' aw e. i eiwii tti ge eteeli 255322 2555352 W ee ifeig M iele ,air M 2, 'sfo ..,...,,, 1'2--' Qi 'EW i-2: if t Q izf- lgiliag 3 l i, E? ? 3i1'il iii Q i! 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MI Sichina Annette B esville OH Thompson Doug Tulsa OK Willis janet Springfield MO Retakes!83 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f P 1 1 1 1 1 g 1 , CA 1 1 1 , OH 1 1 Wade, Rodney 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 Steven Andrade John Bertram Darrell Biram Peter Bosworth Terri Brelsford Randy Brown Pam Bryant Barbara Burlew William Burlew Paul Callaway Dave Collins joe Cox Kevin Deck Teddy Dixon Emory Daniels ,lanna Daniels Debbie Easlick Dan Foster Beverly Fuller Mary Galus Mark Garber Sandy Geiken Jimmy Gough Alan Gruber Samuel Hangartner David Hedrick Mark Hill Philip Hodges Gregory Hollis David johnson Lyndon Karns Thomas Kramer Courtney Land Lisa Lewis jeff Mattiuzzo Virginia McClure 84fSpring Students Spring Students Q Q6 L 1 L 'lk' W f .K a -Bk fr QI. 49-ii' 'Simi Q 3 B or e-Qi L J Psi K 'WR -wr J Rah we e i . ., an an Q Q it Y'-J y as y i irrrrr ff . , tis may ... V ll Q 1. 'Q x L k.,. ez .m n K Nw 3 is R I w. Q 1 'ff if 11- A , A., Michael McSweeney Kathy Miller jamie Moppin Larry Mulberry jennifer Nell Tim Norris Bruce Payne Debbie Pitman Debbie Ratliff Penny Rhodes james Roller Eliud Rosales David Schuessler Stephen Schuessler Paul Scibetta Gordon Shipley Dennis Stevens Robert Stiem Doyle Surratt Debbie Tober Edward Toll Georgina Umberg Regina Utley Fred Ward Larry Waters Daniel Whited Spring Studentsf85 Building A Spiritual House . . . Each school year starts off with a bubble of excite- ment. For some it is a whole new world and some- what frightening. For others it is like coming home with the joy of seeing cherished friends. As I look into their young faces, I feel the responsi- bility that God has given me to help these young ladies build their spiritual house well . I sense the need of making Bowie a home away from home. I desire to be there when the girls need me yet still give them room to grow as the Lord desires. There are times of joy, times of frustration, times of growing up, and times of just sharing what God has done and is doing. All of these experiences bring about a new spiritual depth. Each year as I watch my girls go through the graduation line, I feel a sense of pride in their growth and accomplishments in the Lord, Truly, many of them have built their spiritual house well . Mom tEleanorJ Lowe Dorm Supervisor Being a dorm supervisor is not what you would call a normal existence. It is the job that came up with most of the Excedrin headaches . And if it was just a job, who would want it? But there is more involved, there is a ministry and a love motivation, love for God and love for the students. This makes for contentment and joy in a hectic surrounding. My wife, Emily, shares this motiva- tion for living in a dorm situation. We find at CBC that the students also are motivated by their love for God and it often times is expressed to us in many ways: a lingering conversation in the cafete- ria, a smile and a wave, a word of appreciation. For these and other expressions we are grateful. No matter where God places you in life, be moti- vated by Cod's love and that motivation will allow you to truly love others. I john 5:11-12 states, Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. No one has ever seen Codg but if we love each other, God lives in us and his love is made complete in us. tNIVl Motivated B 86fCounselors Eleanor Lowe Mary Lou Kantowitz Dorm Supervisors Greg Johns Bob Smith Love ..., ,flats N ,,.. .,.,.. ' .,,,.,.1 Connie Chandler, Patti Rutledge, Chera Ridings, Leslie johnson, Patti lsher- Donna Clavelli, Diana Floyd, Christine Childs, Pam Robertson, Becky wood, Kay VanArsdal, Anita Qualls, Syl DelaBruer, Angie Asher Lemos, Karen Alexander, Patti Schmidt, Michele Cameron, Debbie West- lake Knot pictured, MM - ,...,M E .. WM.. .,,.. . ,NNN ,,,,,.WMw,,. . ...,. ...M s, NM., ,., ., M, , , , ,, ,W .W ua... W ,...MfI.ll..,..., , A .r.r,,M,,:f1ww , , R 7 . ,,,,.,, Hall Counseslcesresss as , ,tt.. ,, , . E,rW.,,., ..- .., t 3 Alix? Upen Vessels To Touch Lives Touching lives Hall counsel- ors, it sometimes seem to be a mun- dane job. But the truth of the mat- ter is that we, as hall counselors, are touching lives. Our hall consider us a friend, a leader, an example, and to tie it all, a counselor. A diffi- cult task, yet vitally important to the life of the dorm. Yes, we are open vessels ready to be used to touch lives . . . Greg johns, Greg Miller, joe Gambino, Fel Bagunu, Bob White Row 2: Mike Girolimon, Gary Pierce, Ed Diller, Peter Bosworth, jim Cotman, Knot pictured are Mark Lehmann, Stan Turnbull, Perry Bryant, Gary Craftl Counselorsf87 , , R--Q-I From Small Towns, From Cities, From Distant Places, We journey to CBC J wu 3, ia 'L' in 22 5, 4,4 HX -V L ,,,,,.,.....--'- ' .--.1-gunna-v-w U ? M MAL, , Theme!59 90fTheme Learning Y x xgx A. V, .h,w M A V .D ff wm v - ,M HL. Theme! 91 And Serving . . Z 5 sw , ' w W f 'T y ...- - . X '15 5 in X l-.V -.. A ' .A, If 4 A uf ' pl Theme! 93 , 3 . . .- M ' 1 1 Wm nnnn nn W 5 , f, wsaxszelagfffvf' ..6 1 SALES We Are Ordinary People Learning To 7af9v Vfj,1fi .fa f 2 A if Jw ' ' 1' 'z r - , , iff, iw , ,,f 5 f Q I 'ff' 1,1 ,ef ,,,, .4 g L, aux - 'sf' AY If W .. , ,f Q Us Serve God .. 'MR V W K U . K ff, my 'iv v 2 ag WX?- , mm s vii - A -- ,V v x-', W ,X i .. A , .T, 'L K li 5A ' 'W 'mf rf Themef95 .- p....n ordinary people that .L fdmpus olgannzatlona By Dan Znterkopl lt:-1 .uJm.uy thnnge are dum' mln .dbh tndtnaly people by Cathy Bennett l enjoy orgamzationb because I get to meet people by Howne lake EVENTS BASKETBALLSACCMPREVIVALTIMECUPKCBCUKA f .gr Be yourself' people like you bet- ter that way. bv Pam I-lenrickson I like the opportunity to minister one to another. by Brian Erlichman Loving people through Jesus, thats what it's all about. by Katrina Seidel TORIOTENNISSOFTBALLCHRISTIANSER VICEBAND e. . . EVENTS Division! 97 98X Intro rganizations Build People . - N .1 'I 5 Q5 ax 6 6 7 'nf' Al , X N, I 14 Al X 1 lil ,If f I .K ,Cy 5fL 5 JL-fi Areas of Ministry Organizations . . . Sometimes, our concept of ministry limits us to the ministry of the pulpit. Though the pulpit is very visible, ministry is not restricted to preaching. Organizations, especially here at CBC, provide the students a variety of possible ministry. Not only are we able to prepare through academics, but practical ministry is available through the campus organizations. Organizations such as the Student Advisory Council, Delta Chi, The CUP, Centralite, and Christian Service provide areas of ministry in student government, campus ser- vices, yearbook production, news work, and end- less possibilities for sharing your 'faith' through Christian Service. Though organizations provide areas of ministry, the responsibility of ministry lies within each individual. Reaching out depends on you! l.et's not restrict our concept of ministry to the pulpit, in some future date. But rather, ministry is here! And it depends on you! ,l V kv ,f Tm 3 , 1 1. The street witnessing meet in Evans to pray before 'hitting the streets. 2. Chuch DeVos plays for the Pep Band during a b-ball game. 3. Family Services hold a meeting in Bowie Hall I. 4. Delta Chi members entertain the student body during the Fall Social. 5, Keith jones labors ine the CUP darkroom. 6. The Student body enjoys a break during the Fall Social. R,p.wN----W People Build rganizations Introf99 i, John Morar Sponsor Felicito Bagunu Editor Urdinar People . . . The 1981 CUP Staff To the Student Body: Have you ever tried to summarize what you've done in a school year? Mostly impossible, but there is a certain rewarding joy in remembering, knowing that it's in the past, and that you will never have to face it againfhopefullywj. Working with people, trying to do a job and do it correctly, seems to strengthens ones character. Just like the CUP staff, ordinary people taking time out to produce an extra-ordinary yearbook. Of course, there are times of stress, frustrations, and being overworked. Meeting late deadlines, writing last minute copy, developing pictures, studying for examslat the last mo- mentlj, are all part of the job. But that was in the past... Now comes the times of remembering the fun times. The past is behind, and joy comes in the morning. God placed us in a ministry. I sincerely hope that we have been faithful in fulfill- ing it. We started the race togetherffor some of usj, and for those who continued, we learned and grew together. And that's what it's all about... We hope that you appreciate our effort. It is our best, and that's all you can expect of us. God bless all of us...ordinary people doing an impo-ssible task for an Extra-ordinary God! Cllll 100fThe CUP Chris Dearborn, Lay-out Editor, Sandy Waibel, Business Man- ager Angie Schamel and Marilyn Lee, Secretaries M,-' Tammy Sclfres Business Keith Jones, Gregg Flokstra and John Pucher, Photogra- phers. -3 Bridget Bristow Literary ,J i l fix ef, 'os if , my 'M ,u'f3iZQfLlIf1 1 XX' I Zu' - f- fwi . Ji If 'M firi 2417?-X,' jgq f- A B r ixwfff ' gf M The CUP! 101 Stuart Leach, President Verdell Longstaff, Advisor Student Advisory Council Provides Strong Student Government ...fits 102fS A C. SAC Speaks Out Student's Voice Student government . . . Here at a bible college! That question has been raised often even within the ranks of SAC itself. Nevertheless, the question of representation or a 'voice' within an academic setting is very important. SAC is made up of representatives from all campus organiza- tions and is the united voice of the student body. In past years, it seems that the Student Advisory Council has spun its wheels. Yet striving to work within the framework of this college, this year marks an impact within SAC. Change has worked for the best! The key to the vast change of difference within the organiza- tion has been the leadership of its officers. Stuart Leach, presi- dent, has been instrumental to the function of the body. SAC has purposed to get involved in the area of student services. Among its many goals was the Campus Recreation Center. SAC has provided pool tables, and pin ball games to entertain the student body. The income from the games provided the campus with concerts. This year, SAC brought Andrus and Blackwood. The gospel group appeared in the new Activities Building. The evening was enjoyed tremendously by the stu- dent body! This new beginning for SAC speaks out loudly! SAC, an organization, which provides the student a voice! i f I Student Advisory Council Kathy Harrison, Susie McGrath, Stuart Leach, Verdell Longstaff, Steven Howard, Judi Bashioum. 2nd row: Sharice Wildie, Marsha Skecton, Teresa Milner, Tonja Organ, Angie Schamel, Pam Hendrickson, Carol Ciezadlo, Connie Chandler, Patti Rutledge, Angie Asher, Rose Arnett. 3rd row: Steven Wier, Duane Snow, Rod Auton, Craig White, Adrian Ott, Bruce Garrison, Steve Bradshaw, Rick DuFord, Doug Sayers, Howie Lake, Danny Muniz, Dennis Pratt, Bruce Snavely, Jim George, Mike Givens, Ed Monserrate, Dan Zitterkopf, Barry Shepherd, Greg Auffrey, Mark Lehmann. 11 ma-fi Executive Committee Stuart Leach, President, Verdell Longstaff, Advisor, Steve Howard, Vice-President, Susie McGrath, Treasurer, Kathy Harrison, Sec. of Records, Judy Bashioum, Sec. of Correspondence Presidential Committee Howie Lake, Mark Lehmann, Stuart Leach, Bruce Snavely, Steve Bradshaw, Dan Zitterkopf, Verdell Longstaff S.A.C.f103 Dan Zitterkopf, President Wedge Crouch, Advisor Delta Chi Provides Variety Cf Services . DELTA CHI Delta Chi is the new name for the Campus Service Organization formerly known as Circle K. The Greek letters delta and chi represent two Greek words, Hdiakonos Christos , meaning Servants of Christ . Delta Chi's involvement to the campus and community this year are registration, campus tours, ushers, offering, flag raising, Chapel attendance, college promotion, syn- chronizing clocks, Fall and Spring Socials, Blood Donar Days, Photo Booth, chaperoning special guests, Yearbook Distribution, Fauclty assistance, Publications and com- munity projects, tickets at Basketball games. Delta Chi is an organization that consists of students who are willing to take a part in keeping the functions of the C.B.C. Campus flowing smoothly. 1. Delta Chi members, Adrian Ott and Cheryl Williams, raise the flags for the day. 2. ltfs all Delta Chi members that put on the show! 3. Campus tours are part of the services that Delta Chi provide. 4. Delta Chi president, Dan Zitterkopf, entertains the cafeteria crowd with his juggling act. He counted it as part of the required 25 hours of service for the semester. 104fDelta Chi F i gr E i fi E E .W Q is E E is i I sm E E 'O6fC.M.F. Campus Gary Wornica President john Morar Advisor jerry Spain Advisor Missions Fellowship Campus Missions Fellowship What is CMF? CMF is students. It is the new person on campus seeking friends, the confused student seeking answers, the young missionary seeking strength. Thrown together by real needs, the students grow as their common faith in our living God is reinforced by I-lis answers. CMP is friends. At noon prayers, students take time out from their busy day both to pray for others and to be prayed for. As burdens are shared, friendships de- velop. Friday evenings at CMF prayers, the concern for others is channeled into concentrated prayer for the mission fields of the world. CMF is Worship. During the Friday evening fellow- ship, students gather to glorify the Lord jesus Christ. Singing, testimonies, the giving of a faith promise, and messages from quality speakers challenge our growth and serve to bring us to Worship. CMF is commitment. Through the use of a faith prom- ise, students learn to give to God's work in other countries. Others go beyond this and give of them- selves. The CMF summer internship program allows ten students to take the message of the gospel to other lands. In the course of time, still others find true meaning in life by committing their lives to full-time Christian work on foreign fields. What then is CMF? It is commitment, worship, friends, and students. In a very real way CMF is you. Steven Wier Vice-President JESUS . . . o Uther ame CMF Committee, Row 1: Barbara Meyer, Rose Coker, Patti Isherwoocl Row 2: Gary Wornica, Steve Wier, Don Miller What Is CMF? Commitment Worship Friends 1. The Africa Prayer Group displays its booth at the CMF convention of 1980. 2. Bro. Morris Plotts was the speaker of the 1980 CMF Convention. 3. Speaking on the theme of No Other Name . 4. The radging bonfire of 1980. No fire trucks this year! S. Bro. Plotts, also known as Bwana Tembo, tells of his experiences. C.M.F.f107 10 CMF Prayer Groups Called To Pra Called to Prayer Bearing one another's burdens . . . that's what African Prayers is all about. Every Pri- day night before the CMF service, students gather in Evans Hall to pray for needs from all around the world. Those who have dedicated themselves to praying for foreign and home missions may not personally feel called to be a missionary , They do, however, realize the importance of prayer. Our group prays specifically for the needs of our missionaries in Africa. Needs like . . . land to build a new ICI office in Zaire, Cassette tapes for the radio ministry in Upper Volta, or rain for drought-strick- en Botswana. Family needs of missionaries are abundant. Physical, spiritual, and financial set- backs are faced even by our missionaries! Along with the needs that are sent to us each week, reports of the great things God is accomplishing by His Spirit in Africa are also received. When we gather together, we rejoice for the testimonies and confi- dently pray for the needs. The effectual, fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. Praying for the uttermost parts of the world is vital but we are also concerned with the here and now . Sometimes in this Mecca of Christianity, we become insensitive to the hurts and fears in the lives of those around us. In our prayer time we trust God to minister to CBC students and faculty be- cause physical, spiritual, and financial needs hit here at home, too! A bond of love and unity is knit among prayer partners that is almost unbelievable. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve in this ministry of prayer. We can't all go to Africa but everyone can pray! In seeking God's Will for our lives, we must remember what Paul writes in Gal. 6:2, Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. Bearing one another's burdens . . . Prayer . . . that's what LOVE is all about. Angie Schamel African Prayer Curator l orth America Deaf Prayer Group jewish Prayer SXCMF Prayer Groups p l 'Ma American Indian Latin America Pentecost Choir REVIVAL TIME IP MY PEOPLE WHICH ARE CALLED BY MY NAME . . . SHALL PRAY - THEN WILL I HEAR FROM HEAVEN AND FORGIVE THEIR SINS AND HEAL THEIR LAND II CHRONICLE 7:14 .ar-v1wd!hf.,,, Y 11OfInterns Campus issions Fellowship Interns '80 we fir 1980 CMF Interns: Mike Cirolomon, Cary Dickinson, Kevin Taylor, Steve Weir, Barb Meyers, Trina Seidel, Gale Hale Life Changing Being Sent With Message t Home nd broad Each year, Campus Missions Fellowship selects ten students to serve in full-time summer ministries as CMP interns. The interns travel to home and foreign mission fields, as ambassa- dors of CMF, CBC, and certainly, the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank our God for the privilege of being chosen as one of these ambassadors for 1980. In May, after months of planning, I boarded a plane that flew me on my way to the Canary Islands, Spain. In Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, I experienced the most exciting, life-changing summer of my life. 'Life-changing' because I truly realized that Cuod is sufficient for us to make it in life. Whether I was typing, babysitting, or playing the piano, I knew C-od was with me helping me. I-Ie was 'closer than a brother.' Cod gave me much love for the people I worked with. I-Ie gave me what I needed. CMF interns are 'ordinary people' with an extra-ordinary 'Godf 9 News From The CENTR LITE . . The Centralite: Back Row: Gary Sexton, Darrell Hardt, Carl Toles, Adrian Ott, Mark Hennessy, Mike Shepherd, Pete Baker, Joy Callahan, Dan Ytterock Row 2: Josie Sarvabui, Milton Pickett, Barbara Hirsch, Velvet Millhouser, Joyce Limbaugh, Roger Rabe Front Row: Pam Leonard, Cheryl Williams, Mike Soles, Karmen Goskowicz Centralite The CENTRALITE is the official student news publi- cation of Central Bible College. Along with keeping the student body informed of school events, the CENTRALITE provides op- portunity for students to develop literary and journalistic skills using Christian ethics. All staff members work on a volunteer basis. Under faculty advisor Mrs. Joyce Booze, this year's CENTRA- LITE staff published a twelve page newspaper on a tri-weekly basis. The editorial, news, feature, and sports sections gave a well balanced perspective of campus happenings as well as some local news and coverage of major events in the Assemblies of God. Advertising by local merchants provided a service to the commu- nity and student body. The editorial staff was comprised of Pam Leonard --- Editor, Mike Soles --- Business Manager, Velvet Millhouser --- News Editor, Dan Ytterock --- Feature Editor, Darrell Hardt --- Sports Editor, and Pete Baker --- Layout Editor. Activities during the year included bi-weekly staff meetings, a Christmas party and a Spring journalism workshop. The CEN- TRALITE also kept in contact with other colleges, ministers, alumni, and interested persons through an outside mailing. The CENTRALITE ----- Serving God by serving His people. ,la , , ,.............,...s....N.-a.,.... ,,., .. FN.. Pam Leonard Editor Am Centraliteflll Who's Who mong Students In American Colleges 112fWho's Who nd Universities Each year, since 1934, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities has furth- ered the goal of higher education by recognizing individual academic excellence on a national level. This select group of students are called to accept one of the most prestigious awards of the academic com- munity. This honor is conferred by more than 1000 schools in all 50 states and the District of Columbia and symbolized by the presentation of an award certificate. Students are nominated on the basis of scholastic ability, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship, and ser- vice. For Central Bible College, 27 of our graduation seniors have been nominated for this award. To these individuals, we offer a hearty congratulation! Not included in these pictures are Joseph C. Lull, Gary W. Callaway, Philip F. Parrand. X X T Patrick H. Alexander Felicito C. Bagunu William G. Craft Daniel W. Green YQ' M as Pamela G. Robertson Phillip B. Schneider Debra K. Stiles Kevin S, Taylor Q 5 V VA,. S, X L! 'Q il M' james R. Baker Carol S. Casebolt Thomas K. Chase Kathy D. Cousin 'L-.J Stephen J. Hendrickson Carol M. Kraus if X Stephen I. Sedlock Katrina M. Seidel ffm N5 3 Q., , Roger L. Thomas Priscilla N. Waldron T' Karl D. Kunker Laura S. Sobotka IT Y Catherine A. Walls Gary A. Long Michael R. Stewart Gary L. Wornica Who's Whof113 populus. The station offers a variety of 114fKCBC The Voice Cf The radio voice of Central Bible College is now on the air! K.C.B.C. 660, aired in the month of November. Last year, the future of KCBC looked bleak. Efforts of sponsor Wedge Crouch and Larry Klaiber has revived the radio station. This year, contemporary music is heard from KCBC. New programs have been added to serve the student practical experience in radio communications. ' KCBC 1 1' f X JAH- f , .ri '51 ,Q- is 3 C xysgf? i if :cgi ',-- SW Q, x. .K M ,SSS Q 9 0 0 Q W-as ' sfo! Married omen's Association The Married Women's Association is a social organization composed of wives of the students attending Central Bible College. The main objective of the Association is to expose the wives to campus activities. Exposure allows participation for the wives. The role of housewife often leaves no room for fellowship among other wives and the rest of the student body. Putting hubby through school is a tremendous task. Yet, the association has done a tremendous job in getting the wives involved in CBC. Ladies Auxiliar The Ladies Auxiliary is made up of faculty, and staff wives, alumni, and any other women that have an interest in the happenings of CBC. Each year, the Auxiliary raises money for different projects. Their main fund raising has been auctions and bake sales. Funding for Impact '81 seems to be a priority for the Ladies auxiliary. Thanks for your participation in the life of Central Bible College! Ladies Aux.!115 Foreign Students Foreign Students: Liliane Vernaud, Vennessa Penney, Debra Benn, Irene Lacey, Margaret Callahan, Row 2: Clyde I. Thornhill, Brian Frizzell, Ken Kaasik, jimmy Cough Row 3: john S. Richards, Walter Napiwotzki, Ouedraogo 116fForeign Students Friends We Have Never Met Foreign Students . . . Brothers And Sisters We often make a distinction between Northerners and Southerners, yet within our own culture, there is a minority of students that have come to take advantage of our academic setting. The campus of Central Bible College has become a melting pot of indivi- duals. From all walks of life, races, and culture, they come to study to show themselves approved unto God, as a workman who needed not to be ashamed, handling the word of truth accurately. They are brothers and sisters in the Lord. Friends that we have not yet met. Individuals, unique in their own setting, yet part of the body of Christ at CBC. lsn't that marvelous! From all parts of the world, they have arrived here in Springfield, Missou- ri. Yes, they are foreign, but the amazing phenomenon about the Body is that it makes men one. The question is that, what draws them to CBC? The answer is loud and clear. The history of this institution speaks for itself. CBC provides the opportunity to study and learn of Jesus Christ with a Pentecostal distinctive. '1We have been made One in the bond of love - that is to say, because He loved us, so should we love one another. Foreign students . . . brothers and sisters in Jesus! Christian Service .ff , X. Donald Henderson Director of Christian Service CHRISTIAN SERVICE COUNCIL: john Koehler, Peggy Jones, Gary Craft, Bro. Henderson, joe Gambino, Kathy Kelley, Ed Monserrate Christian Service s . . . Reaching Cut. REACHINC OUT The word ministry is given different definitions by different people. The concept is cramped by narrow stereo-types on one hand and vague generalities on the other. With the Christian Service Department of Central Bible College, ministry means love in action, reaching out to those around us. Our conviction is that those who are called to study the Word are called to apply and spread the Word. For study without application is vanity - Knowledge without exper- ience is vulnerable - Faith without love is futile - Love without action is meaningless! The purpose and aim of the Christian Service Department is to provide the opportunity for and encourage each student to reach out with the love and gospel of Jesus Christ! The student-run ministries endeavor to provide a wide spectrum of ministerial opportunities under the leadership of the Christian Service Director and Council. In an effort to acco- modate the burdens, interests and callings of the students, ministry in Christian Service is not restricted to the pulpit or piano bench. The ministries are divided into four quadrants according to type of activity involved. Two quadrants encompass mostly evangelistic endeavors. Included in these are Street Witness- ing, Prison Ministry, High School Ministry, Weekend and Spring Impact, Servicemen's Ministry, Drama, Teen Chal- lenge, Victory Mission, jewish and Cult Ministries, and others. The other two quadrants are more service oriented, including Hospital and Nursing Home Visitation, Chil- dren's Home, Puppet and Pediatrics Ministries, Specialized Deaf Ministry and Ministry to the Retarded, Family Ser- vices and Shut-In Visitation. Each ministry is headed by a student under the supervision of the student's Christian Service Council. Involvement is totally voluntary. Every week students go out from the college, sharing the gospel of love, with people being saved, up-lifted and encouraged. Through these various opportu- nities of sharing, students discover the joy of ministry - the joy of love in action - Christ reaching out through yielded lives. May we always be slaves of love and not duty in Christ's Service. Christian Servicef117 CHRISTIAN SERVICE is people . . . with a passion The ministry of those involved in the mentally handicapped reaches out and touches the lives of those that are mentally handicapped. The ministry visits the house every Saturday and brightens the children's lives with the love of Jesus. High School Ministries - the involvement of this ministry is to take the gospel to high schools in the Springfield areas. It gives high school students a chance to hear the real answer to all of their needs. The Service- man's ministries gives students an opportunity to share the gospel and to touch lives of the service- man in Fort Leonard Wood. Services are held and a coffeehouse ministry is the source of their involve- ment. 7 so., J X Q 118fChr1stian Service Ministry to the Mentally Retarded Judy Plymire, Cindy Culbertson, Deanna Harris, jeff Benedict Back Row: Bart Ellis, Cindy Mize, Dennis Pratt, Cindy Bingham fnot pictured! High School Ministries: Paul Weber, Judy Rice Belinda Lawson, Donna Arnett Row 2: Mike Shepherd, Kelly Brown, Chuch Ammons, Bruce McCarty, Patti Collver Row 3: Tim DeGroot, Rich Knoth, Don Holliday Servicemans Ministry: Douglas Edward Poss, Janet K. Fuller, Rose Coker, Clivy Sitzes Row 2: Linda Everson, Irene Seiferth, Steve Phillips Row 3: Gene Schippers, Linda Edman, Joel Baker, Jim Tschannen, Lyle Roach Sigma House: Diana Floyd, Bridget Bristow, Laurie Walker Row 2: Steven Monis, jonathan Hendren, Charles Pucillo Victory Mission: Doug Stoughton, John Koehler, Dale Cuckow Row 2: Carol Ciezadlo, Karla Bingham, Rebecca Neal, Steve Sedlock, Dan Talerico, Rose Arnett, joel Baker Nursing Home: Sharon Perkins, Renee Oller, Tricia Spencer, Ronda Oller Row 2: Tammy Gibson, Elaine Turner, Ric Knoth, Ric Muck Row 3: M. Burgess, Jim Huskey, joel Baker, Tim Schlak Cult Evangelism: Roger Rabe, Janice Ware, james Ware, Craig Keener, Brian Stiles, Brent Eflin Sigma House is a place where alcoholics can go for rehabilitation. This ministry gives students an opportunity to share the love of Christ to these people. Sunday morning services are held at the house to provide an opportunity for ministry. The reward of those involved in the nursing home ministry is touching the elderly for Jesus. They have many times been forgotten, and a young student can be a friend and share the love of jesus. Christian Service!119 Family Services: Carol Ciezadlo, Sandy Waibel, Kay Eckstein, Tammy Gibson, Analia Salzano Row 2: Judy Fischer, Becky Rasche, LeAnn DeTienne, Diana Lyons, Donielle Lyons, Debbie Weikum Row 3: Russell Little, Tracy McBroom, Chris Wadle, Jim Burgess, Dave Searles, Bob McKee Teen Challenge: Steven Monis, Diana Floyd, Bridget Bristow, Paula Yorke, Louise Wood, Janelle Magor, Sherryl Robertson Row 2: Dave Tinberg, Randy Schoof, Keun-Ho Lee, John Pucher, Matt Sassano Row 3: jonathan Hendren, Jimmy Gough, Steve Kuper, Dwight Huber, Charles Pucello Family Services lets students work with families in the areag to be friends with these families and to live the life of Christ before them. Teen Challenge gives students an opportunity to help young people with drug, alcohol and growing problems by sharing the only answer, Jesus Christ, with them. Teen Challenge is also involved in street witnessing and they sponsor Sigma House - a place for alcoholic rehabilitation. Story Hour involves students from the campus going out on Saturday mornings to tell stories using puppets and special effects to get the gospel across to children in various neighborhoods who may have no other chance to hear. Street Witnessing gives C.B.C. students an opportunity to share Jesus Christ on the streets of Springfield. Students get a chance to share love with people in bars, other college campuses, malls, and local gatherings. 12OfChristian Service Story Hour: Lois Mann, Myrtle Corbett, Sharon Ryan Row 2: Alvina Lewno, LaDonna Thom Chantrenne as, Debbie Hendricks Row 3: Dave Shedlock, Pam Martin, Sherry Street Witnessing: Tom Nadrich, Greg Miller, Jan Leverett, Tim Mclntyre, Be- linda Lawson, Tracey King Row 2: Joel Baker, Tim DeGroot, Mike Roiuitz, Dan Davidson, Greg Temke, Mike Lockwood, Mike Delaney K s56 ' , X .:i.. ...,. K klykk E H Chi-AlpIra:john Hoffman, Peggy jones, Keith Benedict Row 2: Kevin Grey Not pictured: Elaine Budd, Kenny Norman I it I jewish Ministries: Vicki Spalding, Carolyn Keeler, Liz Stephens, Liliane Vernaud, Carol Casebolt, Erin Pankey Row 2: Jim George, Craig Keener, Mark Polinger, jackie Hartman, Bill Panlcey 'Signs of Love Deaf Outreach: Debbie Stiles, Elisabeth Foy, Carol Kraus, Robin ller, Cindy Culbertson, Debbie Myers, Marie Shank Row 2: Steven Andrade, Molly Bair, Kay Eckstein, Mickey Pitta, Rita Horton, Beverly Crunk, Christopher Anderson Row 3: Tracy McBroom, lonathan Hendren. Bill Hennessy, Scott McCain, Karl Kunker, Eddie Esparza CHRISTIAN SERVICE . . . our wa of sharing that people can have a New Life New Start ind New Heart ff I SQ' S I X Q A , at i s at- 'Q .ww wwf B- 'fs ll mmlll' lim X tn t ll XX. Xt.., tw n xt xct my ' lltllllllllllllllllllllllllll 15veQ,7Zf,,F 669 Chi-Alpha, a ministry that reaches out to the secular college campuses here in Springfield, Missouri. Jewish Ministries gives the Jewish people a chance to meet the real Messiah, Jesus Christ. Signs of Love ministers to the deaf and hard of hearing in the Springfield community, bringing the gospel of Jesus Christ to those who have never heard. Christian Service!121 Impact Team Leaders: Impact '81 will go from California to New York all across the country In more than thirty different places Impact '81 teams will minister during Spring Break. CHRISTIAN SERVICE S . n Impact. Impact '81 Sounds like a new car model. Well, it's not. Impact '81 is an extension of Christian Service. The project occurs during the Spring Break. And this year, more than 300 students will participate in Impact '81. More than 30 cities, all across the United States, from California to New York, will be touched with the Gospel message. Impact '81 has been under the leadership of Gary Craft. Gary has devoted much time in organization and preparation for the project. Needless to say, Im- pact '81 depends on leadership. And indeed, the Chris- tian Service council has provided that kind of leader- ship. But what is Impact '81? The project is basically evan- gelism and outreach through the local church. It pro- vides the local church man power for a week to bom- bard their community with the Good News. This in turn, exposes the students with practical ministry, Es- sentially, Impact '81 is people r8aCl1iI1g Out . . . Word Made Flesh Drama Team Lois Mann Dorothy Stockdall Row 2 122fChrist1an Service Pediatrics: Cindy Mize, Jeri Grant, Diane Daugherty, Gale Hale, Ruth Harper Row 2: Byron Allen, Denise Jenkins, Marlene Andreasen, Donna Amsler, Debbie Merry, Robin Anderson, Kay Van Arsdale Row 3: Becky Lemos, Ruth Andreasen, Nancy Barnes, Becky Hollinsworth, Cindy Chase Pediatrics: Renee Brack, Laurie Unruh Row 2: Kim Huffman, Gary Tyler Week-end Impact: Bridget Bristow, Jane Kivett, Paula Yorke Row 2: Lynn Wheel- er, Earl Bailey, Monte Martin Deaf Drama Club: Carol Kraus, Molly Bair, Marie Shank Row 2: Elisabeth Foy, Rita Horton Row 3: Chris Anderson, Bill Hennessy Not pictured: Glenda Chase, Greg Ross, Chuck DeVas, Marianne Osis, Lisa Chauvin CHRISTIAN SERVICE S... Drama Lives Portra ing The Life Cf Christ. Christian Service!123 V G .,.,.. MTW ., i 2 1 S M i B is is i l i Z 5 3 6 i f 33 ga ii il E Z Q E 3? E gi if is ei 355 if Ei E ii s it G 'ii ' i M 5' 'F-Y mi ., s. Living Signs Choir: Debbie Duncan, Alena Taylor, Kay Eckstein, Judy Richard- son Row 2: JoAnn Barros, Beverly Cronk, Pam johnson, Cindy Etter, Debbie Myers Row 3: Scott McCain, Kim Huffman, Karl Kunker jail Ministries: Cindy Eldridge, Tracey King Children? Home Ministry: Louise Wood, Donna Amsler, julie Colvin, Rose Arnett, Sally DeCent Row 2: Linda Hornburg, Tammy Scifres, Melanie McMain, William Mingus, Randy McDowell, Rod Auton Row 3: Christopher Anderson, Bill Pullen, Ken Whiteside, Rick McCartney, Mike Rairick, Roger Nunn gg ggggagewgmwggggqygggiewekiiQZSAZZQKPSXSEEEEEMESQEEYNE WHNWQSWWMAHWHWXKMWWMY .,.: ,. ---- 'i..1:Nie53iM4lTf'lf7fx?NM f '1 22?S5f3 'if2'fl2,.iZZ..EE.... ,..,,,,g,,.nuUlI 124fChristian Service , e s QgQ..f.l.,,, ' Q, ' W W ,Q What Is Hospital Visitation: Beverly Cronk, jamie Burris, Charity Cobb Row 2: Carol Kern, judy Rice, Bill Phillips Row 3: Rich Dupuy, David Pappas, Daniel Kern, joel Baker 5 -- f if ,11. in A' ' ix., S' 2 .. iall C 5 iii 5 if iiiaii A i i l r Prison Ministries: Tom Nadrich, Maureen McCartney, Tom McCartney, Cindy Elderidge, Tracey King Not pictured: Cindy Weikum Christian Service? People Touching . . People's Needs. Boys Home Ministry: Bill Mingus, Bob McKee, Ric Knoth, Gary Tyler ll --H M ,Q , ,., W, i LLM, -:V-:.,..e,:::.:' Christian Servicef125 l26fOratorio Singing Songs Of Praise . . The Uratorio Choir ORATORIO Merlin Mitchell, the head of the Music Depart- ment, is the director of CBC's Oratorio Choir. The Choir is composed of CBC students who have an interest in the various aspects of choir work. Though it is manditory that Music Majors take part in this class, anyone with an interest in sight- singing, ear-training, conducting, and even voice lessons is welcome to join. Oratorio exposes the student to music of different cultures and languages. This group meets twice a week for one-half hour credit and performs for various occa- sions - Christmas, Easter, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Brother Mitchell's dedication and devotion is deeply appreciat- ed and the students' effort well worth their time. Merlin Mitchell Director Making jo ful Noise . Michial Crews Director The Pep Band Au? game. New Activities Building. 4. Pep Band make noise during the Spartan game. 3. Carol Cousin plays her instrument during practice. 1. Bro. Crews directs the band during the Spartan b-ball 2. Pep Band performs during the Faculty dinner held at the Pep Bandf127 128fPentecost Choir Ministr Through Music Pentecost Choir Pentecost Choir God Changes Lives! By reflecting what we are and portraying what we can be as seen through Jesus Christ, Pentecost Choir set forth to bring the Gospel to hearts and lives across this nation. With Scripture verses las in Phil. 4:1551 I can do all things through Christ which strengeneth me and fMark 11:22J Have faith in God , the Choir saw God do many great miracles. Financial, transportational, and spiritual needs were met as well as many others. God Changes Lives! God Changed Lives! The Choir consists of 22 student musicians: 13 Vocalists, 7 Instrumentalists, 1 Sound Man, and 1 Director. Pentecost Choir is unique among the Assembly of God colleges in that it is directed by a student and still functions as a representational arm of Central Bible College. The Choir is under the direction of Nate Carter who carries a double major in Bible and Music. Nate does all of the instrumentation as well as several musical compositions. The Choir also takes several tours during the school year ministering in churches, nursing homes, and schools. The theme for this school year is Reflections and Images - Reflecting what we are - Portraying what we can be through jesus Christ. Nate Carter Director I fn! 'i i ii- A Sweet Melod Before The Lord . . Dave Weston Director 3 Praise Praise This ensemble is one of the musical groups at CBC. Under the direction of Dave Weston, who used to play for the McDuff Brothers and the Blackwood Brothers, the group is known to maked a sweet melody. Their songs of worship and praise lift the name of Jesus higher! The group of Praise consist of Kari Goins, Randy Santiago, Dave Crabtree, Cheri Weston, Julie Whitely, Todd Weston, Brenda Swent, Cheryl Santiago, Glenda Lovins, and Dave Betzer. All of the members are students here in Springfield. Praise travels with a music ministry. Their purpose is to see God minister through music and testimony. Their goal is to lift the name of Jesus! The Word says that if He be lifted up, then He will draw all men unto himself. It is this confidence that Praise is able to minister the Word in music. We pray that C-od's abundant blessings rest upon the group as they lift their voices in praise Praise! 129 Across The Nation, nd round The orld iii' , , ,, N, . . is ' . egzff 1 53 ff 13OfRivivaltime W m..xfft:'2f ' ' ,lsr .. ,vi y ,. il,- .gi'f' N fav Q if?-grief 241475 . siriisrer ' -iff. f 4 ,J , ikfq . A , -J' 44 .,., , .gm , , , T '- 'f1iwzs??21QiEQw Aw -'A , Miz' . x W4.: :-agigpfg 4,96 9 I I. fr , is ilk .,,ff,5f'?,V, tg , :. Jffi:-, 7 , , C- 3 , , . . Mg, . , ,. , at ., 5 f'1Qwi'.N'2'f M t.' 7' ' J. if 'U' ' T., , V2 'fxlhwf- -Z The Revivaltime Choir Revivaltime Choir Ten seconds. Ready. Two. One. This is Dan Betzer . . , and the Rivivaltime broadcast begins. The choir's All Hail the Power of jesus' Name rings the theme through radios everywhere as the forty-voice choir is heard across the nation and around the world. The excitement of the moment draws listeners to hear the good news of Christ week after week. The radio broadcast, however, is only a small part of ministry of the Rivival- time Choir. Approximately 150 hours of rehearsals, ten local church services, and three tours keep the choir members busy. People all over the nation hear and see the choir on nearly 45 tour dates per year. Whether scurrying to finish recording one of their many albums, or taking time to listen and pray with a person in need, you'll find complaints at the bottom of the choir's list of conversational topics. The dawn of a new decade has found the Revivaltime Choir in a transitional stage as they seek to contemporize their sound and broaden their audiences. The additions of drums, bass guitar, and lead guitar and the back-up instru- mental group has enhanced the possibilities greatly. .sf.ss..M ,fil Cyril McLellan Director Ministry Through Radio And Music i H, ,bf 3 Spartan Cheerleaders 30' Cheerleaders Laura Vickers, Cheryl Buntenbach, Pam Miller, Sandy Hirsch Russell Little, Greg Nash, Sheryl Bettis, Tanja Organ 132fCheerleaders sf' A Wed Cross Country Team Ron Hyatt, Coachp Wayne Wassong Carl Tolesp Phil Kreilingg Greg Millerg Jesse Biddle, mascot. Bro. Gentryg Greg Temkep Don Hollidayp Mickey Pittag Debbie Liepitzp David North Chi Umega Rho Cross Countryf133 Volleyball Club l I Lynn Hanson Coach Volleyball Club Diane Cleer, Robin Anderson, Ianel Reid, Charlotte Snowden, Donna Kreiling Row 2: Lynn Hanson fcoachj, Leonore Romero, Marcia Smith, Mary Keil, Sandy Hirsch, Barb Harrison, Judy Plymire, Margaret Stuker 134f Volleyball Q VLVV CY' Cornerstone Puppet Team Cornerstone Puppet Team Vicki Vaughn, Brenda Wilson, Cheryl Williams, Eugenia Mea- dor Row 2: Bill Cates, Tom Minter Ministry through puppets . . . It is not for kids only, but for everyone. It seems like even the adults enjoy the puppets more than the chil- dren. But that is beside the point. For the Cornerstone puppet team, puppets is a vehicle of ministry. It is through these instruments that they are able to communicate the Good News. Praise the Lord that the Gospel can be communicated through different measures. For the Cornerstone team, it is through the puppets . . . Jesus Loves the Little Children of the World Behind the Scenes Bro. Elmer and the Cornerstone Choir Cornerstonef135 no ,, i argl , lt... . Jesse Wayne Biddle, ball boyp Brian Erlichman, trainer, Peter Botsworthg Rick Akinsg Stanley Andrews, Freddie Franks, Daniel Whited, Wayne Wasson, manager Row 2: Ron Hyatt, Ass't. Coachg Greg Kramer, jesse Biddle, Ken Hatfield, Kevin Knightg Phil Kreilingg Greg Hollis, Jeff Kyger, Tim Harrell, Kirk , Hanson, Coach. ln years to come, there will be people who will look back on the Spartan's 1980-81 Basketball Season and call it the transitional year. This past season possibly will be viewed as one of the largest turning points of the basketball program. The most visable change that came to the athletic department was the completion of the new Activities Building. As many of the players on the team have stated, it gives us quite a home court advantage. This obviously refers to the unique flooring installed for the surface of the basketball court. The 1980-81 season was also the debut of J.V. Coach Ron Hyatt. The former C.B.C. All-American forward joined second year head coach Kirk Hanson in making a basketball team out of a bunch of young players. Hyatt, just a year after being on the team himself, is helping Hanson forge a basketball team out of group of players consisting mostly of guys who didn't even attend C.B.C. last year. 136fSpartans Forrest Arnold Kirk Hanson Ron Hyatt Athletic Director Head Coach Assistant Coach The front end of a good one-two punch was the addition of Arkansas All-State Tim Harrell. The recepient of the first athletic grant offered at C.B.C., Harrell had many contributions to make to the team even though he was just a Freshman. This may have been the first athletic grant but according to Athletic Director, Forrest Arnold, it is just the beginning. The second part of the one-two punch came mid-way through the season with the addition of point guard Freddy Franks and center Kevin Slinky Knight. After sitting out the first semester, Franks and Knight were a bright spot in the Spartan line-up. With this addition, the whole team seemed to be sparked with new life. Only time will tell of this past season will be viewed as just another season or the pivotal point in the Spartan basketball history. .......-T---3 Spartans M Are Sparked 1. 'JB' takes a 1Sft. jump shot. 2. Spartan bench gets sparked. 3. CBC crowd intensely watch the ball game. 4. CBC cheerleaders cheers the team on to victory! iausgam. , C ,, , W sb r p Q Q 4- it ..... , -Sn, 1 wi and wg S 'f I n V ' W ' fa- V 5 a . fi xx r K xx ffl QWN Se -W !W'l' lx C 1,1-'MAYIQQ lf3,,22'if1i P aw-'fa 4' f - vm? L au- L 3 . U lf 3:5 'U 5partans!137 138f Sp CV If - IA 1' y 4 ff , X 'J , , is Q.x1u,l 35,1 1 Spartan Basketball . . . Two Points More az X- .X Ex ', a . -a A -ml 5 X 9, ,Af f . lr ,J Yi- QW W W 7 X '4 T af 05? 1 Z 6 EM 139 '--. f - .5 , ,ip ' ' .,,1L, ik 3 , nie S ,T .xx.. .,,., k ' h H K U X , .zw-V Q uw' im Ziff A V2Wf:-film.: , uf if .1 ,. Vg' ,J ,Mn kvgg ,,,, i f F QW ww 3 9 75 L ' tk' , .. . S2 , 1' . ,, , LQ 4 h m ' H , , ' QW... . , AQKK A if - EK X 1 fi Q, a. 'L -cf ..,,m .,,... v. 140fSpartans LW Q21 AQ ,, 1 W, -7,,,-, ,fm-' W 'x...a., ...sq Spartan Spirit lt's not just the team, not just the cheerleaders, not just the game that makes basketball the sport it is at CBC, it's the fans and their participation. Spurred on by the game's excitement and by the cheer- leaders, CBC fans shout their team to victory. The audience puts themselves right into the game, caught up by the ex- citement on the floor! As the seconds tick and the points add up, the tension mounts and the cheering increases until the gym seems enveloped in the audible encouragement of the fans. The basketball games are a much anticipated event on the campus. The fans arrive early to obtain the best available seats so as to have the greatest view of the game. Without the fans, the gym would be silent, and the team uninspired. Fans play a more important role in the sport then they may think. The fans form their own team whose goal it is to encourage the ball players even in the toughest situations. No matter win or lose, CBC fans are always there backing their team and giving the support the CBC Spartans deserve. . , , , f f as fag? c S 2 'N ll 455351, ' V 7 Xml' M f , ix f ' , i r , if - r--Jill I if f X T ' S N l i fa Nag' , , 11 , f l W' W as J' ' J ,., 'lbw .. CC Z'gWM J1f N r--M Spartan:-X141 WM, M. W Mmwqgutmh WWW' gaxrsu 142fSpartans , .. V,, f ml!! MW v f if 'n Y.. r M A x x V , Q TA Q ui? , , , ,, , i x40 N l l V V. 5 . tv 2 ' LMW, , N F R if a a A 'k ffzffwgif H1--1 I' J' 'V 1 y , a - .J 9 K My AP fgf ff' aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 45 , ff ,wg-Mx ,ings as ,wif ff 335' a wa 91, , V v if 1 3 I 2 ...pf-. 41 ' 1 F ff' I f W a ' ' AAQ' ' ' lQQf fpf' a ' A Y, 9 iiy VV'V7 ff - a i if X V..y,,f 7 -Ji , , I v ., , .,,A K ff j ,-.gl , I 1, a Q K - a W a I a f aaaaa a .W V U ,. f a a f ' M I A ' X IS s It . Spartan Basketball. - 5partansf143 A Brand New Start . . arsity Tennis Team ,xlib ' -DC I! IQ e e T 9- :E. l'5'?Eii'iili 'ill sszsfiiiiml ll - :-FWL-All -qw- T : E 'Will' lil Ii :did s lliil I - gi II , , figs: I-ilu .. V .. , , Ill Varsity Tennis . . . Year after year, tennis coach, Bill Drake, wonder about the status of the tennis program. In a small bible col- lege, whose emphasis is in preparing min- isters, sports seem to take the back seat. And this includes the tennis program. In- spite of this tremendous obstacle, Coach Drake has done his best. This year's team show some promise. In the game of tennis, concentration and high performance skills are sorely required. Nothing less will do the job. And this is the goal the team is reach- ing for. Nothing but the best is at hand! Competition is very important, but ever- ything must be capsulized within the framework of a Christlike attitude. With this in mind, the tennis team will 'rally' Bill Drake Tennis Coach their way to meet the challenge . . . Wi 144! Tennis Steve Furr f Fel Bagunu Q, Q is Steve Lingenfelter W per, ,,y,, f ,f1f,' , g I giLg!4u I 'll I la 5 ni s hifi! llll IIII ' ': :lim :5 lI:Yl'llI Ill I Ifflll mil il :flr A IIII ai I I W-s I U I -I----ll ,.,, I-EV-., -I , ' I 5, .f . ll N' 'WIFI Ill 7 , if Iss: I , I I VL-A 'll' , - I , P I ' - - lj, K ' A . n Z L I II' - TenniSf145 Rebels: Row 1: Freddie Franks, Lynn Wheeler, Paul Goss, Keith Underhill Row 2: Phil Barber, Stan Turnbull, Larry Lane, John Demko, Mike Greer, Mark McKinnon, jeff Tatum, Dan Flanagan Rough Necks: Row 1: Perry Bryant, David Stecklein Row 2: Bruce Smith, Stuart Leach, Roger Nunn, Walley Nunn, Jeff Peterson, Keith Hood, Bob McKee Row 3: David Searles, Billy Volpe, Vernon Matanick, Earl Bailey l Z fa ,rr fi ' ,gf I WX l ff I ff! X 'lx ll' 'f - if an f 1' l , v it I' I U at s Y r, yn , X f X l f i jf , I ll f T! X ly IN! :',-ix, in il 7 it 146! Softball Softball Intramurals . . More Than just Pastime Many people view Softball as a form of exercise and a simple pastime. But a C.B.C. Intramural Softball is put almost on the same level as Pro Sports. This past season 17 teams were formed into 3 leagues, Men's A League, Men's B League, and a Women's League. To everyone of these individuals and many of the spectators, each game is looked upon with great importance. One of the ways which shows the importance that is placed on Softball Intramurals is in the selec- tion of the players. Many teams within weeks of the end of last year's Intramural Softball season had the nucleus of this year's team together. Within 2 weeks of the beginning of the Fall Semes- ter practically every top team had their players committed to their team, barely short of signing a letter of intent. On of the more professional ways teams are chosen is by having tryouts. Any one interested in playing for a certain team was invited to show up for tryouts and the Captain of the team made the cuts. Those unlucky for lucky as the case might have beenj enough to not make the team were then looking for another team to play for. t 1 Lumber and Lightning: Rick Barnes, Denny Boguskie, Lenny Kircher, Tim Canadians: Row 1: Phil Farrand, james Stewart, Carl Bath, Guy Penney, Klein, Melvin Crawford, Mark Winn, Tim Eddy, Jim Osborn lack Herron. Row 2: Calvin Thompson, Mike Driver, Dave Hayward, Al Stein, Brian Frezzel l , A 1 -sr .. 4 E 1..f..,,,,f - f fer H E- ii r K.. mf K .xmaggk gl . xi .- vi. .kitlggyti .H gy -, ' - is ,ix k , N,.-- ,F hi E: Q? Xaser 'I , ' rf' . '-Q 2. s ZW. f fi. ' nam- it -A-A .- , gr w. -, ' X as-sxafffw' Qt .,., s , 1, What most players look forward to in the first game is to show off their uniforms. Most teams would not dare take the field in shorts and a T-shirt. They must have team shirts, with some having matching shorts. Another way to see how important Softball is to C.B.C. tradition is the selection of team names. There are teams this season that have been around longer than any of its players. Last year's Seniors on the team may have gone, but the rest of the team is sure to find replacements for next year. So who said Softball was just a form of exer- dse!!! Darrell I-Iardt lagging.: sz. 'N' e'1j7 5 .Q- ' n.+:'f,. .,,, Q k s, 3 ' ' A A ' u !+F::m.::'2. -4 W 1- k 1' .. 'Q H 1 ' Gary Wireman shows the concentration needed for good base-hit- ting. The epitomy of pitching - Al Stein, Canada Team pitcher. Greg Flokstra safely makes it to second base during an important game for the Faculty and Staff. Jim Lawrence gets ready to be the next Frank White at C.B.C. l Softballf 147 Al's Gals: Row 1: Joyce McCaulley, Star Ankarlo, Kim Michaels, Dana Bad News: Row 1: Ron Shaw, Steve Bradshaw, Torn Minter, Rocky Carpenter, Al Stein Row 2: janet Brassfield, Sherri Paul, Debbie Weikum, Candillo Row 2: TJ, Gibson, Greg Cramer, Monty Martin, George jane Kivett, Kathy Harrison Westlake, Bruce McCarty omen Find Niche In Softball Intramurals M ' , I ,fl ,, ' if ' f ' f ,, ,, , .. ,,,. ,,,: I 2 141 148! Softball t .. .sr,,.,.vw'1' ',-,, Iob's Comforters: Row 1: Craig Moore, Rick Duford, Don Hays, Rodney Wade Row 2: Tom Conder, Brent McClure, jim Clark, Barry Shepard ., H13 . H -,,,...4-M 1'-'M' Agriai: Row 1: Vanessa Penney, Irene Lacey, Paula Yorke, Sheila DeCapua, Gigi Breisacher, Daphne Peterson, Elizabeth Harris Row 2: Iulie Colvin, Beth Sanders, Mary Kyle, Carla Bingham, Anita Wilson Row 3: Joel Baker, Laura jones, Dave Cerutti When Intramural Softball fans get together to talk about the latest games, the talk is usually about Men's softball instead of Women's softball. Reasons for this could range from the fact that not to many people get out to watch the Women's Saturday morning games because they think it is not very important. One fact one can be sure of is that the girls do not think so. The girl softball players take the game very seriously, said Joel Baker, coach of Agriai. They also put in the same amount of emotion. Agriai is a team that is a good example of this. The girls on Agriai have jerseys like most of the Men's teams. The front on their jerseys show the meaning of their name fGk - wild womenj. It is a picture of a girl with a war club in her hand. To be sure, Women's softball does differ with the Men's softball. Joel says, The girls do make more errors. With the amount of errors made though, both teams are still in the game till the last out. Our team has came from behind in two games where we were down to the last out in the inning and won. Usually the only spectators in the stands are a few guys who stop to watch after breakfast. The guys laugh more at the girls softball because it is a different style of ball, said joel. They may laugh but they still think the games are interesting. Anything can happen in a Women's softball game. Men's and Women's softball may be two different sports but, both are equally interesting and all of the players give their best. 1. Brian Erlichman and Rocky Candillo watch for the next batter. 2. Tamera Gibson demonstrates how to unproperly slide at third base. 3. Women find pitching a strenuous job. 4. Some typical fan reactions to our intramural games . . . 5. Darryl Burnside poses for the CUP photographer at first base. 6. The art of slow-pitch softball is aptly demonstrated by Randy. Softball! 149 Faculty and Stafk Dave Floyd, Gerard Flakstra, Denny Mcllroy, Ron Hyatt, Gary Wilker, Kirk Hanson, Wayne Warson, Terry Lewis, Brian Erlichman, Greg Flokstra A ,esa 'gl Er - . I e J e , K P' Jr ' W' 1 , Q 6.39 L J L, Wqghfs, ,, . - w , f .- 45 ,, 1 gl . ' 4 1 7' 3 l si 4 s i x . X ' If 'fl s L Nd ui a ,,. UQ J ff f 5 F 1 J 1 A uf' it , , N X X. isa ,l ,Qin g X' l ' V 1 Q .A Q Q 5 5 l y g 4 lg . --J . , , t. A x -Q . 4' Q -...fs , 5 , ,. , 6 P Lord? Annointed: Row 1: Gary Wireman, Greg Miller, Kevin Keoshall, Robert Cisneros, Terry Davis Row 2: Mike Delaney, Steve McFarland, Don Miller, Mickey Edwards, Lloyd Isola, Dave Cerutti gafff . .f' '35 If Coaches The Core Cf Softball Intramurals ,, ,,,,,:f a t up ', gr v .t la - , '25 . . A? ,fl .,, I Q . '71 Q i 1. 17 Q , NY? f a.. he ,, 3-'ss ov 4il,,,a E be a I 6 5' Q 3 - ,xr S i .M 1 :rip .. 3 x ' 'Ba X V , .1 1. TJ. Gibson coaches Mike Durham at third base. 2. Perry Bryant looks over team Canada's starting lineup. 3, Batting intensely at the plate . . . 4. Ron Hyatt is congratulated for his home run, as he crosses home plate. 5. Hey ump! Lineup change!!! 6. Steve Kosh questions a call at second base. 150fSoftball Q25 g if ..,,i 1 tt a t If M- 1 , kb- ' p I5 5,351,194 f y 5 , . as ,Mit-:LA . ' 'W-5' K ' - ,..,,. .t ,yipz a .. .f we .fm it VJ. ,, 1, K WTJ3 ,f , tam . ,,,' , A f W . wr. , .,.,.,. ra Weld-,g Wonders: Rgw 1: Frank Seboltl Hem-y Mohn, Dwight Huber, jeff Revised Edition: Row 1: Ray Koeshall, Steve Kosh, Todd Johnson, Mark Reid, Scheineider. Raw 2, Tom Wien Tgny Angeloffl Rick Kngff, Rick Muck, Chris Collins. Row 2: Dan Wakefield, Ken Pfister, Darwin Boston, Sivert Robert Stein, Bill Cates Rafter, Glen Hart xv.. ,, The Rookies: Row 1: Scott McCain, lim French, Jim Perez, Mike Shepherd. Row 2: Murl Stewart, Mike C-irolimon, Lyle Roach, Roger Lassiter, Russell Kane, Ted Vickroy, Doug Fred Coaches are of a different breed. Ask any varsity team member and they would have to say no matter how much they liked the coach, that the coach just acted different . This is also the case in Intramural Softball. Talking with coaches from all three leagues, Men's A and B, and Women's, one can see the enthusiasm and zeal they have for their sport. A coach can be chosen in many different ways. For instance, Lynn Wheeler of the Rebels stated, Well, I was the one who started the team and organized it. Perry Bryant of Team Canada said, They chose me. I had coached their basketball team last year and they asked me to coach their softball team. TJ. Gibson of Bad News stated, I became coach of our team because no one wanted it. I got up the team and they said for me to be coach. Being a coach is more than just putting the team members in a batting order. Coaching involves being able to keep the team organized from the beginning to the end of the season. No matter how hard a coach may say his job is, he will always say that he he likes the job. If ten coaches are asked why they like coaching, they will probably give ten different responses. I like coaching when the team wins, and I hate it when they lose, saidPerry. No matter what anyone thinks about coaching, every team needs a coach! Softballf151 Intramurals ' ., rm 5 J X l X Oi . .1 1 1? ' - 7 'R xggffix -b.. t A A X' ' -525:55 A . I X ,A M, I ' X Intramural Basketball Gets Under Wa 1 1 N Q -is for ,- .ff 'p,,,,,..f 9, 1 . .- M as . K 1 mt, ..ax1z,,,.s ...sk ...NK .1M,1..t.s1r X S. , , a N .. t'!sg55,Nw...,. ..., Q, Mrs, . ,. . I -swims . -saw, lf- M M: . . .W 1f.f. sat, K A wi-fi?1ss.'.s,t:,Ea,.:,, :,M,.Ml,.... Us tif f' I . t--- 1 If lssflsiiit 1 1 wzlrzz ' ,fa- Running Rebels Wewmfffl KR u ,WH C .6 4 , K.. ACG5 I 1. jim Clark shoots a free-throw during b-ball game. 2. jumping center , . . 3. Captain Soemo gets a rest! 4. There's no 'white man's disease' at this tip-off! 5. B-League game gets started. 6. Running the offense is Captain Soemds job! 2. . 4 W X? A V2 A ,Q Y 'aww X 6 Bas-ketbaiV153 154fBasketball Intramurals B-Ball Fever Hits CBC's Basketball Intramurals B-Ball Fever No! It's not your 24 hour flu, Hong Kong Flu, but it's your winter basketball mania. It seems that dur- ing the winter months, CBC is hit with basketball fever. Like most intramural programs, basketball is very popular at CBC. This fever, like most others, last for a majority of time during the winter months. After all, you can't play baseball in 100 temperature. So the athletic activities are switch to the gym! The basketball floor is now the attraction for CBC fans. Here, the arena for competition is highly ec- static. Ten guys fight the clock and of course, each other. They don't really fight each other individual- ly, but rather, as a team they compete. That's a side note for those of you who have not yet caught the b- ball fever!!! B-ball fever is very real for those who participate in basketball intramurals. For us who Spectate, we are caught in spirit. B-ball fever, it's almost over! That means that spring is almost here! K' M tar The Sonics The Gutla ws McS'zM Canadians h V v K 1 40 some mf X 409: ,eral 00169 Total Chaos Faculty And Staff .ar- a' - ...fa , . 6,-if 2 X ,sf My Q ' L X Sa NN N l 3 xmxmg Lf V: , Q R X jf ,. xx 1- M: 5- X Shy YK 44 0 Basketballf155 The An1ma1s o O White Mules 0 0 - 1 Me, Coniah Eskimo Dogs Freedom Flyers ' W' Sh eckami tes Intramural Schedule Sees Changes Schedules are often the hardest obstacle to en- counter for any team. Proper scheduling for b- ball games is the hardest problem for Intramural Director Ron Hyatt. In past years, schedules have often been switched and teams end up forfeiting because they have not been notified of the changes. This year, the problem has been reduced. This can be attributed to the job that Ron has done. Also, we have seen better or should we say, a more consistent officiating of intramural games. It seems like the referees get wrong end of things in calling the games. But improvement in this area can all ready be seen. This change has brought about more participa- tion in the part of students. More teams are being formed. More fans are watching the skill of indi- viduals and even the humorous parts of the b- ball games. Overall, things are getting better! Basketballf157 ,QQcMiJ.2L1ZQ. e vf v.,.,f. ..,A,, .A.,:::, Basketball Brings . . . Laughter And Thrills s r r r s e The Force e I-Ieadh unte The Hackers i we University Of No Where Warriors nfs S True Gri t VT 1 A 0 xiii ' P W1 f, I' X fi I ,J , 33, W lf! xx! LI! xl Whoops . . . Basketball Is Uver! aP 'wa Xl in K 'Hu -....k,f583 B k b llf159 Ordinary Peo le 5 4 If 5 2 m . ,- X . A , , N 9-v ' ,.,...-5 , ,.,,,, ,,,.,. . fn? Theme! 161 i67fTheme M 'f Malm' We Are God's Special People Ordinary people . . . special people. How often have we seen 'celebrities' come to CBC? Sometimes, as students, we have glamorized these individuals. We soon forget that they are individuals who have placed themselves in the Master's hands. We have come from different places, dif- ferent cultures, and different lifestyles to be molded into His image. Let us never forget to yield ourselves to the leading of the Spirit. As we do, ordinary people people become special people in the kingdom of God . . . So the apostle Peter proclaims, Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house, an holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to God by Jesus Christ . . . are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a pe- culiar people, that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. I Peter 2:5,9 Theme! 163 164fAds' Going to C.B.C. and working at G.P.H. puts me in a Christian en- vironment 90'7v of the time. lt's great! Richard Cook It helps me to learn how to put lofty ideas into laymen's term, the level of the person we're going to work with in the ministry. Larry Sundeen ll - -'j ., , .N X V Q gf. ' ' iyfs 3. ,-1 X. 1 X 13,5 Working off campus is good contact with people that don't k G d now o. Glen Harding ADS . . ADVER TISEMEN TCH UR CI-IESDIS TRI C TSC LA SSESOR I like the two different atmos- pheres, because CBC is where I get my strength and work is where I can demonstrate Chris- tianity. Penney Harding Working off campus gives one an opportunity to experience the world and to deal with real people. lt can be one of the ministries a person can have here at school. Steve Wright Sometimes people in the hospital waiting room open themselves up to both council and witnessing opportunities. joe Berry ANIZATIONSBUSINESSES INDEXSENIORCREDITS . . ADS Ads! 165 ' - - .- -Snfz' ' . .,':: ....::,.'. J., :::Qg':'g?:4:,iRg.E,- 7 .' '- -' - I .'J1':Ji-'xii-2:32.12-23-. - , - :'. .:'.3.-- . -11 -' . - -.2 .- 51, -' 'I-.-g ' 2 -- -'Zg'.'.1g?l1ff'2g:3.52e2':-.-e-'- - - . '. ' P31151-Et.'f-'- ' ' .l ':: . x Z ik' 0 u 0 0 ' 3 . .f5f:':' V :' x 'leg '. 5 il - .-. '-.zu-22.2 . NP. - .. x .. 1 HE: :-22' '-1'f .-25.22 . D ., 511' . :2.,':g.'.?: 1. 1 Z 353:-I-5: ,, . . . . , . , I 9 ' ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 'I 4 i' V 777777777 'b?.'b.4N4N'b.4N4N'b.4.'b.'b.4N4N'b.'b.Q.4M4.'b.'b.4u4N4 The o God for here does God want me to go? What job should l take? are questions a lot of dedlcated Chrlstlan graduates wlll be agonizing over about now lnterestlngly the Bible dwells little on such questions When the will of God IS dlscussed It talks rather of what you should lg So our challenge and prayer for the Class of 81 BE the Assemblies of God AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA In .Q:-Q. ,' 922: Iffi-: --2:z',1i!:f,l1ig. .2':'l'-'Z'1'f-fi?-'3':. . .'. .. -,fv.','::i5'.:',-s Q . .:.,-fyqqzi:-::y5-'1j. - - .- ' -571' Biff ' - I ': .'.ji.:' '.'g. x'f-E, ., -'.Ze.5.4g-'fl':1xHif.:-.-. 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Jcznwaiv - S uperlnlendenl Fred SVTWOICVWUCK Marvin E. Gornmn - Ass 'I S uperinlendenl Sec. - Tres. J. E. Allen - Secretary-Treasurer Gory Cullison P-CAP 84 S.S. Director Ye Are Arnbossclors 1 For Chrissy Congratulatlons To The Class Of 1981 Ivor A. Frick Superintendent ooooooooooooooooooooooooooQoooooooooooooo,o,Ao,o33, K 4:1 433 4. l 1 425 lwll lnwlfll llli ll itil lim sd rl W M Mflwlll l 253 AxAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4x,Q,QQYsy5Xf, Q3 Congratulations Grads! 9 9 37 Q 27 Q LOAOAOAOAQAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAQAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOA Q 9 O Norman Tosten . . ....... Secretary-Treasurer P Dave Decker . . ...... Youth 8: Education Allan Uuestad Q Superintendent I IOWA DISTRICT COUNCIL I 4512 Merle Hay Road - Des Moines, Iowa The Eastern District Salutes The Class Of 1981! vo ,Q Q7 P., 'Q V., P ,Q V7 ,Q V5 ,Q V7 ,Q by P., P ,Q V7 iz, Philip Bongiorno, Superintendent ,Q Ddvid B. Owen, Assistdnt Superintendent 79, Clifford E. Lewis, SecretoryfTredsurer P, John D. 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Beaver, Stephen Craft, Cheryl Howard, Steven Moffett, Stephen Taylor, Beverly Berry, Chet Daugherty, Jones, Darilyne Morgan, Lori Thomas, Donald Biddle, lesse Diane Key, Matthew Phillips, Daniel Turner, Joyce Brack, Randal DuFord, Richard Kinney, Mark Pratt, Dennis Walls, Catherine Branscome, Eads, William Kivett, lane Rehbein, Beth White, Earl D F d L d Jeffrey Earl, Kenneth Law, Bruce Reighard, Neda Wiegand, Kurt S 't re T ea er Briesacher, Gigi Everton, Terry acre ary' reasurer Congratulations Graduates! Congratulations Class Of '81 North Carolina District Council EVANGEL TABERNACLE Of The Assemblies Of God Pastor 8: Mrs. W.L. Rodgers Evangel Tabernacle 5400 Minors Lane Louisville, Kentucky P-Or BOX 598 Dunn, North Corolino 283341 I . , Working Through The Phone. 919-892-7609 Ol B92-1464 Local Church - CBC Charles H. Cookmon - District Superintendent F.L. 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Church Ministries, New Testa- ment Singers. SCHMIDT, PATRICIA Christian Education. CUP, Dorm Council, Delta Chi, Visitation Minis- try, Volleyball INTRA. SCHNEIDER, PHILLIP Bible. Alumni Scholarship, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Softball, Vol- leyball, Basketball. SCOVEL, DON Bible. Church Ministries. SEDLOCK, STEPHEN Bible. Church Ministries, Noon Pray- er Curator, Nursing Home Ministry, Victory Mission, Basketball, Volley- ball INTRA. SEIDEL, TINA Bible. CMI: Intern, Noah's Ark, Pen- tecost Choir, Street Witnessing, Nurs- ing Home Ministry. SHARP, MARK Bible. SHAW, VERNA SHIVE, IVAGENE Bible. SITZES, CLIVY Bible, Servicemen's Ministry. SNAVELY, BRUCE Bible. Delta Chi, Class Officer, Bas- ketball, Volleyball INTRA. SOBOTKA, LAURA SOLES, CHARLES STANIFER, PAUL Bible. Oratorio Choir, Revivaltime Choir. STEVENS, DENNIS STEWART, JAMES Bible. Band, Basketball, Softball, Vol- leyball INTRA. STEWART, MICHAEL Bible. Basketball, Ping Pong INTRA. STILES, DEBRA Bible. 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'fs,, Ellison, Glenda 38, 62 Erlichman, Brian 43, 91 Esparza, Edward 81 Essauian, Jack 72 Essauian, Peggy Etter, Cindy 72 Eutsler, Steve 72 Evans, Darwin 37 Everton, Terry 72 Fairhurst, David 43 Farina, William 44 Farrand, Philip Farrinton, John 36 Fensterman, Don 62 Ferguson, Glen 55 Fields, Steven 72 Filbeck, Pamela 72 Findley, Delbert Fischer, Gregg 44 Fischer, Judy 62 Flanagan, Daniel 82 Flokstra, Gregg 44 Floyd, Diana 62 Folden, Brian Ford, Douglas 36, 62 Fortney, Raymond 72 Fowler, Farrell 36, 62 Foy, Elisabeth Frailey, Denise 55 Frailey, Michael 55 Franco, Paul Franks, Fred 55 Fred, Doug 72 Freeman, Steven French, James 72 Frischkorn, Dorothy 72 Frizzell, Brian 55 Fry, Kim F Fry, Orn 44 Fulks, Ronald 72 Fuller, Janet 63 Fuller, Michael 72 Furr, Steve 55 Gallagher, Patrick 44 Galus, William Gamber, Mark 44 Gamber, Steve Gambino, Joseph 44 Garland, Earl 44 Garrison, Bruce 72 Garrison, Paul 72 Geiken, Sherry 72 George, James 40, 44 Gibson, T.J. 56 Gibson, Tamera 72 Gilliam, Greg 73 Gilmore, Cynthia Gilmore, Thomas Girolimon, Michael 44 Givens, Mike 40, 45 Glassgow, Scot 73 Glover, Michael 73 Goetting, Karen Goetting, Terry Gotez, Michael Ghor, Glenn Gonzales, Saturnino 45 Goodwin, Ricky Goskowicz, Carmen 73 Goss, Paul 36, 56 Gough, Jimmy Graham, Billy Grant, Jerolyn 63 Gray, Kevin 56 Gray, Randy 73 Green, Daniel 45 Greer, Mike 56 Grimes, Daniel F. 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rhh ttit'rLz2'Lrkens, Betty Limbaugh, Joyce 75 Lingenfelter, Charles 75 Little, Russell 75 Long, Gary Long, Randy 57 Lockwood, Mike Loutzenhiser, Marcus 64 Lovell, Donna 75 , Lovell, Stephen 64 Lovins, Glenda 75 Lucas, James 75 Lull, Joseph 38, 57 Lumpkin, Becky , Lyle, Karen as, sv Lyle, Melissa 64 Lyle, Rachel 36, 75 Lyons, Diana 35 Lyons, 4 Donielle 75 P McBroom, Tracy McCain, Tony McCartney, Richard 83 McCartney, Rhomas 83 McCarty,5'Bruce 1 McCaulle, Joyce McClaren, Robert 57 McClung, Gary 37 McClure, Brent 57 McClure, Virginia McCoy, Christine 64 McCoy, Noel 65 McCulley, Kevin 65 McCDonald, Charles 48 McDowell, Randall McFarland, Steve McGee, Taunya 65 McGrath, Susan 48 Mclntyre, Timothy 38, 57 McKee, Nancy 57 McKee, Robert 38 McMain, Melanie McMain,,Michael 57, Maasback, Joan 57 Mabe, Darin 64 Mace, Julia 75 Magor, Janelle 64 g Malo, Isaako Faatoese, 57 Malone, Gary L P Manke, Doug 64, '75 Mann, Lois 38, 48 Manning, Lisa 75 Maracle, John Markley, Kenneth 82 Marsh, Chrystal 75 Martin, Frank 37, 75 Martin,1Pamela 75 Mase, Tamara 48 Masten, Gregory 75 Matanick, Vernon 64 Matos, Joy 36, 57 Mattea, Rhonda Matthews, Karen Meador, Eugenia Medina, Glen Mercer, Terry Merritt, Donna 36, 65 Merry, Deborah 65 Meyer, Barbara 57 Meyer, Richard Michael, Kim 65 Michalski, Joe Meitla, Helen Miller, Don 57 Miller, Gregory B. 57 Miller, Gregory J. Miller, Jerry 65 Miller, Pamela Millhouser, Velvet Mills, Jeffrey Mills, John 81 Milner, Teresa Miner, Dwight Mingus, William Minner, Brenda Minter, Tom 65 Mitchell, Kim Mize, Cindy 38, 65 Moffett, Arliss Moffett, Stephen Mohn, Henry Mohr, Craig 65 Monis, Steven 38, 65 Moore, Daniel Moore, Deborah 65 Moore, Tony 48 Morgan, Lori Morrow, Philip 83 Monserrate, Edward 48 Muck, Rick Mulder, Scott 37, 65 Mulvany, Brian Muniz, Danny 62, 65 Murony, Tamera 57 Murray, Pamela Myers, Debbie Myers, Kathy 65 Nadrich, Thomas 57 Napiwotzki, Waldemar Nash, Gregory 48 Nation, Cynthia 65 Neal, Rebecca Neal, Robert 82 Neal, Vicki 82 Neff, Michael 38, 58 Nelson, Janet 65 Nelson, Luther 48 Nerness, Steven 58 Niyens, Velvet Noah, Philip Norman, Joseph Norman, Kenneth 48 Norman, Rusty 36 North, David , Norwood, George 49 Nunn, Roger 65 Nunn, Wallace 66 38, 48 p I if Q lily! Odums, James OSS' Jeffrey 36, 58 Uller, Ricky 49 Oller, Ronda 66 Oller, Teresa Renee 66 Ollison, Becky Olson, Melody 82 Ulson, Robert Organ, Tanja 72 Osis, Marianne Ott, Lester 66 Ouedraogo, Pawentaore 49 Overline, Eugene Dverline, Lori 83 Page, Carol 34, 83 Pankey, Bill 66 Papas, David 49 Parmenter, William 58 Passmore, Chester Passmore, Jay 66 Patridge, Rodney 66 Paul, Sheri 66 Payne, Bruce Penney, Guy 58 Penney, Vennessa Pereira, Madeline 58 Perez, James Perkins, Sharon Perry, Cindy Perry, Karen 66 Peter, Michael 58 Peterson, Daphine 40, 49 Peterson, Dee 49 Peterson, Jeffrey Peterson, Kevin 66 Pettenger, Dawn 36 Pfister, Kenneth 66 Phillips, Arthur 58 Phillips, Daniel 66 Phillips, Gary 66 Phillips, Martin Pickett, Robert 58 Piedmonte, Ronald Pierce, Garry 49 Pitta, Michael 49 Pittman, Debra Pittman, Jarel Pitts, Mary Plymire, Judith 66 Polinger, Mark Poole, Kathy Poss, Douglas Priestap, Sherry 66 Pratt, Dennis 40, 49 Price, Rhonda 35 Proffer, Theresa 66 Pruett, David Pruett, Patricia 49 Pucher, John Pucillo, Charles 38 Pullen, William 50 Qualls, Anita 58 s 41' ay ,, Mg., ,f , ff. 4, ,,,,, ,W ,W ggztgzzwismz fzffh 21 Q, K , 'af .Im Thompson, Mark 78 Thornhill, Clyde 58 Tilrnon, Randy 78 Tinberg, David 68 Tinker, Lawson 69 Tipton, Sharon 78 Todd, Tim Toles, Carl 78 . Tollison, Lee 69 Tran, Quang 79 Traub, Anne 79 Trent, Gilbert 37 Troglio, Steven 69 Troiano, Colleen Troiao, Michael True, Pauline 79 Truman, Melissa '79 Tschannen, James 83 Tucker, Carla 69 Tucker, Darla 69 Tucker, Leslie 79 Turnbull, Stan 58 Turner, Allen 58 Turner, Ioyce 59 Turner, Shellie Tvetes, Teri Tyler, Gary 79 if Tyner, Barney 69 Ugheighele, Lilian 79 Ugheighele, Samuel 52 Underhill, Keith 59 Underhill, Kimberly 79 Unruh, Laurie 38, 79 Uranga, Shirley U'Ren, Mark 79 VanArsdale, Reva 52 Varney, Anthony 69 Vaughn, Vicky 79 Vernaud, Liliane 79 Verdenclaal, Diana Vickers, Laura 38,159 Vickers, Neal 52 Vickory, Theodore 79 Villamil, Rose 38, 59 Vinroe, Gwen 52 y , Volpe, Robert 38 5 Volpe, William 52, 69 Vonderheide, Scott Wade, Alan 69 Wade, Rodney 83 yy waaie, chris as ' Wagner, Steve Waibel, Sandra 59 Wakefield, Daniel 52 Waldoch, Gregoryf59 Waldron, Lester 52 Waldron, Priscilla S2 Walker, Laurie 79 Walker, LaVerne Walker, Thomas 59 Walls, Catherine 53 Walls, Dan 32 Ward, Fredrick Ware, James Wasson, Wayne Watson, Bruce Weber, Paul 79 Weikum, Cynthia 69 Weikum, Deborah 79 Westlake, Deborah 83 Westlake, George 79 Weston, Cheryl Weston, David Wheeler, Carlton 82 Whelchel, Kathy 79 White, Bruce 38, 53 White, Earl 59 Whiteside, Kenneth 79 Whitmarsh, Debra 36, 53 , Whitmarsh, Paul 69 Whitney, Brian Whickem, Lela 59 Weigand, Kurk 59 Weigand, Regina 59 Wier, Steven 59 Wier, Thomas 79 Wieseman, David Wildie, Sherice 72, 79 Wiley, john 69 Williams, Cheryl 69 Williams Joe Williams John Williams Kevin 59 Williams Michael Williams Shelly 79 wma, David sa Willis, janet Wilson Anita 69 Wilson, Brenda 79 Wilson, Jean 69 Wilson, Iudyth 36, 53 Wilson, Karen S9 Wilson, Pam 53 Wilson, Richard Winn, Susan 53 Wireman, Gary 59 Wisehart, Mark Wisehart, Rebecca 59 Wisehart, Sherryl 79 Wofe, Karen 53 Womer, Richard 82 Wood, Cheryl 79 Wood, Greg 69 Wood, Louise 79 Wood, Samuel Watton, Kathryn 79 Wornica, Gary 53 Wright, Stephen 82 Wulff, Monika 69 Yancey, Terry Yeley, Karen '79 York, Richard Yorke, Paula 59 Young, Carol 36, 69 Young, Paul 59 Young, Steven 79 Yittercock, Daniel 79 Zickafoode, Joe 59 Zitterkopf, Daniel 59, 96 To the reader, The situations of life do funny things. For those who are succumbed by it, life is full of frustrations. For those who overcome, life is fun and exciting! For this year's yearbook, life was frustrating and fun. It was hard work! But time has a funny way of erasing the bad times. And memories of good times are recalled. But the Lord takes us through these situations to teach us valuable lessons...patience, responsi- bility, leaning on jesus, loving one another, trust, being joyful and hopeful, finding strength in Jesus, C1od's faithfulness and grace and love...The list goes on and on, and we find ourselves growing like Him. And that's the incredible miracle of the whole situation. I can't express, in these few words, the heartfelt appreciation and life-changing impressions many of you have made in my life. I sincerely pray that C1od's richest blessings continue to rest in your life for the many words of encouragement for the CUP staff and myself. This list is by no means the whole, and is not in any preferable order, except for the first. The Lord, Bro. Morar, Bro. Beckdall, the Cup Staff: Chris, Sandy, Angie, Marilyn, Keith, John, Tammie, Flok, Bridget, my parents, my aunt Ruth, Mama Pettmy dearest example of Jesusj, Gary Craft, Peter Baker, Bro. Longstaff, Rev. George Westlake, Larry Hoskins, Bro. Aker, Paul Ecker, Greg Johns, Bro. Flokstra, and many, many, more. Thanks for everything! So I hope that we can touch each others lives, because we're all just... Ordinary People by Danniebelle Hall just ordinary people, God uses ordinary people. He chooses people just like me and you Who are willing to do as He commands. C-od uses people that will give Him all, No matter how small your all may seem to you, Because little becomes much as you place it In the Master's hand. Oh, just like that little lad Who gave jesus all he had, How the multitude was fed With a fish and loaves of bread! What you have may not seem much, But when you yield it to the touch Of the Master's loving hand Then you will understand How Your life could never be the same. just ordinary people, God uses ordinary people. He chooses people, just like me and you Who are willing to do as He commands. Cod uses people that will give Him all, No matter how small your all may seem to you, Because little becomes much as you place it In the Master's hand. Yeah. Oh, your little becomes much As you place it in the Master's hand. ORDINARY PEOPLE by Danniebelle Hall Q Copyright 1977 Birdwing Music!Danniebelle MusicfCherry Lane Music Co. Administered Worldwide by Cherry Lane Music Co. All Rights Reserved Used by Permission Ti Y 1 QI 5 1 5 z w I r E 1 A T.. Q- K , Y, 5, .54 .fx-V 'GTS f me ,, L., gf fav? .3 fa? Q , N 1 1 I f 't iii' 1 iff , 12.23 I' 3,32 5? 'fn- Qi F Q5 M i 1 ' . '23 MN, - ma .sn