Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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

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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

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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