Central Christian College - Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1976 volume:

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A a Matthew 28:18-20 SeniorsSeniors Seniors I -, . f, 3 J in 4 . I ,E nm, ,f - Ji, Jannette Branstetter Y. K, ,jf 1 it Q., ,V , 1 ' 4 L , , 4' ,f 1 . , nf ' , ww, , af , W V 4 i e HA W M Z 3, , ,G , 4 .,,' , f, e, P Q f W, , we I Q Gia! - CLASS OFFICERS: President - Mike Hardee, Vice-President - Kim Mallette, Secretary - Cara McCoy, Historian - Mary Whatley, Student Council - Mark Joy A , W 4, Dale Conklin J. Allan Cook 1, fx Tim Cook Gary Cox in il vi Y. I gr 'n I X. 5 K 1, s i i Max Flavio Janet Hasselbring Mike Hardee Give me a kiss, Mary Mark Joy Pondering the future Linda Lowery Cara Mc Coy i i ..,L,m...-.z.L...,.L.1 ,,.. M.. ...-...,,,:...,L , 5' jiyw., vg- V 1 i i uh.. i in Gene McCoy Kim Mailette Dottie Petree i i , i i i i i Z , Ginny Tinman Mary Whatley i i I i i 3 i i i i i i 14 16 i Jim Dumm NOT PICTURED: Doyle Cozadd GRADUATE STUDENTS Lori Cox David Spiering hull. ,v- dk. Hey man whats the bug Idea? Multl talented Dale Togetherness e class of '76 I just can't take anymore of this! ffl 5 o ' 3 1 A 1, yr-.ami ' la W l , 53.2. .. , ,, 7 'f . C'ff'?'Z3 . ,1 ' f f ,A ' 'G ', o You then, my son, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. And the. things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable men who will also be qualified to teach others. En- dure hardship with us like a good soldier of Christ Jesus. - Il Timothy 2:1-3 Juniors Juniors Juniors 0 - i' -39 1 9 y l W f 4 i u V216 f flak: 'f ff 4 M Class Officers: Larry Smith, Student Councilg Diane Stiefel, Historiang Sam Dye, Presidentg Vice-Pres. - David Winner. iff' W, Q , Wx! f uv ' V 75, 'e,,., , J ' k . iw, Sam Dye Georgia Gaston Joy Green Lynn Guernsey Dorothy Hardee Ron Harland Don McCain Angela Mallette Rita Murphy Bill Shewmaker Larry Simmerman Larry Smith X l Diane Stiefel BGYTY Tillman Stanley Way NOT PICTURED Marla Hardee Bill Heisman Hen-peeked already? Wm W sw . 5 . Dear Child, . I To me you will always be a child. It was when you were just a little child that I loved you. I was the one who taught you everything you know. When you were sick, I was the one who healed you, but you have forgotten those days. lRemember the Chicken Pox?J Back then you were a very sensitive .and tender child and I appealed to you with my love. Since then you have often drifted away from me but I have never once drifted away from you because I am God, not a.man. Sometimes, little child, you insist on eating things that are not good for youg Feeding on the wind I call it. But all those things you are looking for you will find in me. I alone can fill you upoeven in time of drought, even when there is nothing that looks good to you. When you've tried everything else and -are still hungry, l'Il be here to help you and I will not get angry at you. Whenever you come to me I will help you and cause you to grow like a beautiful flower. You will be as lovely as an olive tree and useful too. I am the secret of your happiness because I am creator of all good things and I know what is right. . Love . y ' ' Your Father ' A ' QA letter from -God based on,Hosea 11-14l By Daniel Schantz ' SophomoresSophomore N yi f Mark Allen f 1 i I . 4 , 4 Richard Ask Patti Bennett Kenneth Brenton Melody Brewer V C Gary Burress Mary Cantril John Cox Frank Cousin Z CLASS OFFICERS: President-Jay Oliver, Vice President- Paul N' Gloria Cozadd, S ' Gloria Cozadd ichols, Historian tudent Council-Deborah Shubbuck 1 I I I i o V 49 . W Q -L i Denny Daum Debbie Lacey 4 i Maxann iMabryJ Flynn Paul Nichols Campus Couple Rick Going Richard Lundstrom 'cg-'H' 'ff 'W' 'DD' Drfrfrgwrrlviivw .Q-11 Teresa Mallette Debbie Mauisby Jay Oliver Tom Rae W he Blessed are the poor In splrlt for their s IS the klngdom of heaven Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted Blessed are the meek for they shall lnherlt the earth Blessed are they which do hunger and thlrst after righteousness for they shall be fllled Blessed are the merclful for they shall obtaln mercy Blessed are the pure In heart for they shall see God Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness sake for thelr s IS the klngdom of heaven Blessed are ye when men shall revlle you and persecute you and shall say all manner of evll against you falsely for my sake R9jOlC9 and be exceeding glad for great IS your reward ID heaven for so persecuted they the prophets whlch were before you Ye are the salt of the earth but If the salt have lost hls savour wherewlth shall lt be salted? lt IS henceforth good for nothung but to be cast out and to be trodden under foot of men Ye are the light of the world A clty that IS set on a hlll cannot be hld Nelther do men llght a candle and put lt under a bushel but on a candlestlck and It glveth llght unto all that are In the house Let your light so shane before men that they may see your good works, and glorlfy your Father which IS In heaven Matthew 5 3 16 Freshman Freshman fr 777 YY A ' f : M gm jg 0 , MM Q , --f ,h 7 ff ff ,f lp H X ' an Q7 ' W W f We ' , Qs , . . . I . , . . ' I , . . l , D . , . . . . . , V , I , y - v . . V I l . o ' 9 1 I ' ' , V 1 - I Johnny Alexander Boyce Branstetter Jeff Butler Rhonda Chiatello Scott Davis Greg Dickson Freddie Dollens Jeff Donley Jane Ellis Mark Fletcher u ,MA Larry Flynn Eldonna Fuller Class Officers STANDING. Bill McCoy-President, Jean Ann Squires-Secretary-Treasurer Left to Right, Kevin Smith-Historian, Richard Ham-Student Council, Jeff Butler-Vice-President hideo aa ., B Ba at BB- W, BBB 4 l '1 Y, - r.,1NR., , 77 , qt. BP Dale Gadberry Kay Gillispie Richard Ham ZW' 4' ' I f 1 Erin Hollenbeck Freshman Fakeout Bill McCoy Getting Ready for the Big Date Bill McKnight Why didn't somebody tell me it would be like this? Morris Mc Neilly Mark Martin Randy Murphy Tim Robertson Bmy Boy i Richard Rutledge Joyce Sidwell The Greg Dick'son Hour l li I l l I I 'fi F'i.., Kevin Smith Jean Ann Squires John Tompkins Bruce Willard Carol Worstell Dalfid YOUTH NOT PICTURED: Jim Bergenzer Debbie Conklin Roberta Harmon Ted Morelock Brian Payne Chris Redmon Randall Reeves Richard Wilson Charlie Worstell make a joyful noise unto the Lord The Tower Trio ' if . If V V , Y f - - - - , Y , Y' . . 1 W . . -- - Y' : 1 L, .. -- -,....,--1-K..-...H-.-,-f -.f- .-.A --'.,- '-'- f----:M 1ff' nf - - '-- W-W-M 1 nav - t 4 . , ,, ...,,.-.,..,.,.,,,.,..IV.,,..,,.....4..v,.,..,.,.:.,..,,,.-,-,.,.,1-,.....,,: ,,L?--iff , .-.4:,, ..:---f.',1v-w A-iv. 5-1' , :.----Qf- 1:1 .f--- r ---,----2 W- -' ' -- V - H . - ' V. -, ,Q - I 1 - , .. ,, . ...,L,. V..,..,,....'.........,,,, .... .,.,-,4 .... 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HY' J w-f,,.,,., ,.,,. , n l Central's Musical Teams Contender's Quartet Second Semester Left to right: Jeff Butler, Eldonna Fuller, Joy Green, Kevin Smith fe Male Quartet Left to right: Kevin Smith, Rick Goins, Bill McKnight, Mark Robertson, Tim Shoults Contender's Quartet First Semester Left to right: Pianist- Mary Cantril, Mark Fletcher, Erin Hollenbeck, Jeff Butler, Joy Green 1 . --an K K Puppet Power Puppet Power made its premier presen- tation last February at Come Central, and it has proved to be one of the most popular outreach activities that is sponsored by the college. The puppets have appeal to all ages, but especially to the adults. Each skit is an original composition, and sometimes the adults can catch thesubtle humor built into these dramas. The stories that are presented are intended to preach and teach the truths of Scripture, Biblical events, musical presentations, and modern dramas provide a positive punch that teaches without offending because of the projection of any personality. The 1975-1976 team is composed of eight students and Professor Kessler. The team Members are Max, Flavio, Debbie Shubbuck, Gloria Cozadd, Tim Robertson, Jean Ann Squires, Charles Wise, and Randy Murphy. Replacing Max Flavio and Gloria Cozadd for the se- cond semester were team members Carol Worstell and Kenneth Brenton. lt's Cool in the Furnace Who says frogs aren't handsome? t Great r ri Day Singers 4 I will praise thee with my whole heart Psalm 13821 1Left to righti Mary Whatley Bill Shewmaker Denny Daum Teresa Mallette Bill McCoy Patti Bennett Greg Dickson Cara McCoy Betty Tinman Richard Harn l Central Christian College Chorale C I Tarry Koutz, Director Poppy Koutz, Accompanist 5 The Smiling Salvation Army Band Q I Chorale Tour 76 Tarry Koutz led the Chorale in a beautiful presentation of the heart of the Gospel, the story of the Resurrection. Songs varied from Mendelssohn's He Shall Give His Angels Charge Over Thee to Holben's Love Costs and ending with Peterson's The Blessed Hope . Churches ranged in size from little Nebo, Kentucky to the giant Southland, Lex- ington, Kentucky. lt's a Great Day of Joy Mount of Olives ?nnnnv3mi7 9 . arena? ll?--..i rr 'M 'Wai J , ,I U FZIW fl My Lord What a Morning fy, Washington D.C Union Christian Church Union, Missouri Nebo Christian Church Nebo, Kentucky First Christian Church Central City, Kentucky Southland Christian Church Lexington, Kentucky Staunton Church of Christ Staunton, Virginia Berea Church of Christ Vienna, Virginia Church of Christ Glouster, Ohio Union Christian Church Terre Haute, Indiana First Christian Church Vandalia, Missouri Union Avenue Christian Church Moberly, Missouri Westside Christian Church Columbia, Missouri K S f 2 X W W S .,,. wW' 5 t A Track Scars Bill Reisman, Coaching Cozadd checks Hardee for Cooties BELOW: Tim Reese on the solid rock FAR RIGHT: Roger Wright fakes exhaustion zr'm ' 'vmur 4 N Wrong way on a one way street Reese warms his hands -14 V 0 W uw f Central Christian College Heralds Left to right: Coach Larry Smith, Jeff Donley, Bruce Willard, Kim Nlallette, Tim Randall, Richard Lundstrom, Tom Rae - . . . H d Manager, Dale Gadberry, Bill McKnight, Sonny Gaston, Boyce Branstetter, Mike ar ee For ye are bought with a priceg Therefore, glorify God in your body. I Corinthians 6:20 For as the body is one and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one bodyg so also is Christ. l Corinthians 12:12 The Kangaroo Kourt Collegio Biblioo And Cookson Hills Smith drops it on his toe FAR RIGHT: Donley applauds himself Randall imitates a giraffe Smitty catching sky fish ff ff ff 'R ,aff , , f ' - y Q4 '07 X1 if f f ff! ff, f f I f W, iff ff ,ff f f f ff 4 f B in W , - - The Spasticas TOP TO BOTTOM: Captain Lacey, Rhonda Chiatello, Linda Lowery, Jane Ellis, Joy Green, Georgian Gaston l The smashed triangle Side line chants 'wg ' R ' , ,ff ,X Ei ' ,, x , , 1 X 5 f f at gf u M 'i 'w., 3 r Q 4 M W V 14' f Q '- Q K , Q ,' 1 -if My ffr is 'I 2. j' V1 U fl, And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks through Him to God the Father. g ' A Colossians 3:11 Lord, A help us to be a blessing to others and to you, in everything we do. V- ' A,., ' V , 'V it ' 4 ' , , f i ' iif-if-f F a x ' as f ft ifwfaif-5 4- 1 1.-s 5.-M. ,-f ' P --- v r i I 1 1 i i 1 i E i i i I 1 F I 5 i I M r W ai Wi ,X i s 7 QV .mg gf? i 1 G i I I F , i All-School Picnic Getting To Know You F' .15 H U l J ,f Missions Emphasis QBELOW: left to righti Flon Flitchey, lndonesiag Glen Bourne, HORIZONSQ LeRoy Fiandall, Africag Norval Campbell, Moberly, Missouri 'S-N-.4- m i Make Me A Blessing To Those Under The Curse Of Sin Missions is the mission of the church. l join my colleagues in preparing every student to fulfill this mission. lt is my privilege to share with them the Word of God, liberal arts skills, and special courses that deal with the mission of the church. From this l pray that every stu- dent will be thrilled with the prospect of 'ploughing new ground' for the Master. -Nor- val Campbell SHGW-ME RALLY Theme: Show Me HowTo Understand I Cor. 14:20 November 5-7, 1975 f Topics: Money, Women, Puppets, Repentance, Congregations, Family, Godhead, Citizenship, f Prisons, Stress E L. WILLIAM LOCKETT JOE GARMAN i , I , , , , , I I I I i, i. I , K - I I 9 I f MERVYN MOBERLY DONALD BRUNER WILLIAM REISMAN WAYNE KESSLER i i , , I I I K I i ARTHUR W- MERKLE RAYMOND GIPSON 48 ,pf-H Y .. W.. , - .Y , . . , ,, ,,,, 7 ,,,,,,, v i NoRvAL A. CAMPBELL BOB WYATT 'WDTTFW A-u-L..,,u.f , Greg Dickson - MC Post Game Phrolic Raisin Bran Singers , QM? rj? Q f, .,'V!::y: 7 ' ii f. if f l' 'F if 4,5 We , QESSLER l l l l The Flying Emus Greg serenades Dottie with Neath the crust of the old apple piem 7ATT G-of Tim Randall as Edsil Dale Come C Central Hundreds came and heard Bob Stacey preach the Gospel, and to sing with Larry Lane. The Music Camp presented a musical . . . There were corny skits and puppets in the furnace and a little jeep running around. Several youth decided to come to stay. iii' at f Wimf f, Z W Laughing Larry Lane s...,,2, ', ff ffa ff J , W , 1 f 1 .VU 7 fi? ulnpurvl 2 X! .f., 'Q my ' f : ,If WC f 25 ,. ,. v...-......,...- ALJ, .,,,. ,-.f........-:,,,....,-,.,,.... ....--.-....:,..L:...1--- -1- ' L.:..A- - -- W1 ..-.- ... :A -1- - --.,.-, ,-,-,..........,--.,,. :S C2 0 4 3 ' --f- ... ,,,.:.,.x.L.......,....,...p,... ,-..,,,.... ,.,...-..., ....... ..,.-,. . . , V ,,. , . Sights At Central Bill Fieisman - our chaplaincy instructor, special guests the Moores 4 Engagement showers, sometimes carried out in a tub of soapy, perfumy HQO? Banquets, our coach - Larry Smith, and Central in the snow y , fx 7 ,Army WZ D 7 Z 'rf X fu gf Q, 1 5, 1 odds 'N Ends ,MC To have and to hold . . A47 A THE PUPPET POWER Boy chases girl, girl gets boy? l 90 Puppet Power on the loose . . . Danger ahead! Luci 1 K I 1 I ! 4 I 1 w I More Odds N Ends if J Ta. .MA I ' f If ,V 2 b A, M M P, ,ggi if SKIP DAY began the night before with popcorn and PIT. lt continued the next morning with Outreach reports and devotions, next to the grass for softball and volleyball. And then it was all over before we were even out of breath. WW, ' .QM ,. W Skip Day n, Y A ,-sz, Rhonda WGSPS Wim pride f H o n o rs N IQ ht Gene McCoy, class orator, encouraged us to I glorify God rather than ourselves. Honors and thanks were given for athletics, music, and for special achievements. There was much applause, laughter, and some tears. 45 l Q ,X 5 Q f , , ,.- P k 1 N , E, F D K , , , ... .. , ,,..,L. W.. .....l.,....-.....4,,5.,..,.....fL... ..,L.Q......,......Q..4..x......5,.4:.5..,..gm5:.,.v,g.,a.a...,...x-.:.,,...4..,...f,L,,.:'.g.13.wq+.,,.g..g..m,c.,.,,.uD:,,.,,,-mg....,m,,m,..a.,......,...,,..4,.,......,.,,Y,,....-...---N.,.,.,,. .. H . . g , ,E 'h r II is-1 . . I V ss at KVM XV ' 4 ' , ,,,...,,.W- I . .,. ' . 45' ' ' 1 . X- ., ' f 'rf ' -T ff' .f f ' J ,Jw ff W4 ' ' ' ,- if ,, A F f ' we , ,H AML-9f , ' Mfg. M V ' ' i' 2 1 ff - fmt-1 wif x . N24 t w o- X . C WWW N f ' was 4- ,' . 7:4 7:6- X 12 ff 7451 'ffff' f f 04 X W , l , .. . , A . ,,:,,V ,lv . 4 Q ,I 'ff Q Z 'A-LT.. , 4 ' 3 , ' ' !,,'fzy XJff A f 'f' - f ,. A N f, 1 .uw -M . ' ' ,fff f . W. 3, .V V W 'Z ,raw , M ,A f , ' 1 . ' X ' W., . . ' ls there any such thing as Christians cheering each other up? Do you love me enough to want to help me? Does it mean anything to you that we are brothers in the Lord, sharing the same -Spirit? Are your hearts tender and sympathetic at all? Then make me truly happy by loving each other and agreeing wholeheartedly with each other, working together with one heart and mind and purpose. ' Don't be selfishg don't live to make a good impression on others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourself. Don't just think about your own affairs, but be interested in others, too, and in what they are doing. -Apostle Paul fPhiIippians 2:1-43 Lord, in all my life, .- through all things, g .help me be a blessing to others. Campus Life Campus . ,W , Campus Life ,fff ff ff v WWW? fmyffyy ,C ff X X -if Z f f J ,M 2 'M ff ,fy fw? ' J ,f, , l 1 60 I 4 A A , ly I , ,, , 1 3 xx Cafetivity Killing Time lLeft to Rightl Chris Redmon David Yount Ted Morelock Barry Wolfe Miscellaneous Bodies Mark Allen Max Flavio , ' if l , 1 i i: l , X , 9 1 if 'Q ' ,lx 1 5 , X I in W . E , l l ll ' ' l 1 i l l il 9 ll , I l l ' 1 X 1 'f+4-Q5 , ,W A..-.,....nf ern-5 4 i 6-if-if V' ' 1 - l Melody Brewer and Georgia Randall Marla Hardee Sugar N Space Joyce Sidwell Debbie Maulsby 1 i 4 Strange .yi .ii sibg.-Y, , ,, M ,, .U1,n ,,47 - ,V i Z74! 4 fjfc yff, f f,V ,V gffgf ,ff ,, ZQZZQZ riff i R i i Things F, ii ii! ii ii ,i M Ei. VM. iii i Dale Conklin iii iii M iii Kristi Lowen ii ii iii ii H QW :W Vi Li Awww, Jeff Donley ii Freddie Dollens fi iii if is yi .in Randy Murphy li Q ' f f Q 1 il: 74 ,X HL in Wwmmwww ' W7wgWMN Doyle Cozadd 'i i ii i i I iii i i i i I ia fl Q Charlie Worstell I i f Lynn Guernsey The Wise Ones 62 64 -:PE 777474 -W, g ,,, - Am' 4, f5fZ'ff' Z! 'V W ,fijfyy fj fdfw, N7 ff' Vanity K Q Alexander s pyramid ? Two ina Mahalia Whatley Hyper tower asf my The Mechanics 4 W an , W,M,,,,, W 9, V, Z J f CD X' -4 Z m 3 2 cn t fn SS UCK he Jean Ann Squires, Queen of the Pinnacle-s I ffm Bookstore Make IVIe A Blessing Advertisements And Boosters YOU'LL NEVER FIND A CHURCH WHERE YOU ARE MORE APPREClATED Southern Heights Christian Church An Undenominational Congregation Lebanon, Missouri Don Renken, Minister First Christian Church Clarence, Mo Old Highway 36 Church Phone 816-699-2100 Parsonage 699-3555 Bible School 9:30 AM Worship 10:35 AM CYH 6:00 PM Bible Study 6:00 PM Evening Service 7:00 PM The end of your search for a friendly church Charles Embree Minister From The Heart Of Kentucky To The Heart Of Missouri CONGRATULATIONS S To l occ From scci WE'FlE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY! Southland Christian Church 371 Hill 'n Dale Fld.-Lexington, Ky. 40503 16061277-1159 Wayne B. Smith, Minister John A. 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Worship 7:30 P.M .l..1-1- St. 49 I 70 PHONES: Office - 263-4168 Home - 263-2340 When ln Moberly Attend The Union Avenue Christian Church Where A Warm Welcome Awaits You Wax Christian Qhur 66 Box 6 Wes Tischer Bethel, MO lVlir'llSf6r Preaching the Gospel of Christ A '9 5 Q49 Q' 5.9 3 45 ff, G0 '90 .-'S 'S 5 15' Od' 09 X Q, O Q: 0 O f. S ,-5 o tv , fb O' Q X I' 0 f Q Q? ,O .S QQ, o, , .9 od, o .Q g Q is fp o, fb X Q Q 6 19 0 qy Q, 6 'f .L O O 6 iffo,-5.3 Q, 49gf.'86o 'N Q .S 196. kv QL 3 of sy, '56, 2, of 61 Q Q .D 6 'P 50 50 5 0? oo 5 o o BB THE LOCAL CHURCH .... GOD'S BETTER IDEA St. Charles Missouri 'PRESENTING THE NEW TESTAMENT MESSAGE IN A TWENTIETH CENTURY WORLD Jim Cook Minister Merle Newton Associate Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship 10:30 AM Evening Youth 6:30 PM Evening Worship 7:30 Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship 10:30 AM park And Evening Youth 6:30 PM Lmdell Streets Evening VVOVSND 7230 Christview Christian Church GW an -5 ,B , INN 5' 0 Qweic orne home J9 ' SWIMMING POOL ' MEETING ROOMS ' CROSSROADS RESTAURANT ' CROSSROADS SHELL SERVICE ALL FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE P H 0 N E 263-6540 COLOR TELEVISION 6 COFFEE BAR IN EVERY ROOM TO KIRKWILLI I T IQMANNILINI A 55 ll! 631 TO ISINSAS CITY - 4 ml . E CUNCANNDN m cow s gg EI I TO I HEDDINGHAUS LUIVIBEFI CO Lumber, Cement And Building Material Dial 816 263-1100 Moberly, Mo. 65270 -Lg, South Morley Open Mon Thru 'i0 L'I NP.,,N-I COLUMN Sat Noon ' I ' if 't .. f 6 ., ,W A I X DOFISEY'S CAFE I X If . BS. Junction 63 8. 24 H Open: 5:00 AM- f- , 'E 11:30 PM K Q '-' 1 SPECIALTIES: ' X Homemade pies, 5 breads, shortorders T ,',',',' ZZ.--' 13351532 - - . N I W L 1x Pe ft Q ' ' 5 Doe N 0 I ,hh Suos KPEEK BUILDING SUPPLY Highway 24 lFormerly Cross Lumber? 315 N. Clark--263-0487 Do It Yourself Center The Place Where People Meet 81 Eat Ei Music is the universal lanlgruage 'lt appeals to 'everyone' At Central Muslcls notfa frill but is used .to foster a greater love for God s'Word 0rdS0fWiScl,0lTl . f If ,1 ln KING LEAR, Shakespeare mentioned the two extremes of 'passion -. joy .and grief. It brings real joy, wonderful joy, when former students of Central lmy spiritual 'children'j fulfill the purpose of the College - faithful ser- vice for our Lord. It also brings real grief when a former student departs from the faith. Thanks be unto God, however, that our joys are so abundant. cf. I Thes. 2:19,20. A -Lloyd Pelfrey, Presideht' Wayne Lowen, Academic Dean Although I thoroughly enjoy opening up the 'dusty windows' of the Old Testament area, I probably enjoy teaching Apologetics more than anything. l've also enjoyed the challenge of the business and organizational end of the College in my work as Academic Dean. What l'm saying is that we all need to work produc- tively, and Central provides the opportunity to be useful, functional, helpful, and slightly weird. , ,, . . G and to provide opportunities to developour Gcfd-giventalents and sing of our love for our Heavenly .Father and His Son -ilesus, our Lord. Our students have been faced with a world in need and are found meeting that need through music and the Word. They will continue to give God the glory through their singing! The Apostle Paul states our purpose so .beautifully in Colossians 3:1-6 when he says, 'Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms, and hymns, and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. -Tarry Koutz, Professor of Music Dan Schantz, Professor of Christian Educa- tion' - Teaching teachers to teach - There are a few rare ducks around who are natural-born teachers, but most people need much help in ways to teach the Gospel. That's where I come in with methods of teaching.. l'm also helping - I hope- to train mothers and fathers who are God's best teachers. lt's my hope that I can help produce teachers who are not mere mechanical speechmakers but warm and per- sonable, Christlike human beings. fa . 1 f o s d ir ir ir a at II ir S 6 W 9. il Ie I- w 'n in ie 'e in re r- ! . +1--w-....-.M - ' Jesus spoke about men hungering thirsting after righteousness. This may speak of 'being right with God' or 'being right with men'. ln either case, l'd like to believje that it involves being anxious to know what the Word of God says on the matter, too. Above all, in New Testament, and fG16ekTepartments, I want to whet the students' appetite for finding out what each new verse of Scripture says,'so that they can't wait to get back to their study of the Word, in order to have their hunger and thirst satisfied. -Gareth Reese, NT Professor - ' T I teach Church History and Biblical Theology. The church in history is a mixture of divine truth and human error. We are the living historical link in the divine-human chain of the redemptive process. Knowledge of our past can bring wisdom to the present and hope for the future. You too can sort and separate truth from error when you know basic Bible doc- trines and study the church in history! -L. Edsil Dale, Professor of Church History Wayne Kessler, Professor of Christian Ministries ' The burden of the Christian Ministries Department is our guiding principle . . . The Word of God living in ag man ,will meet the needs of that man. and those surround-ing him. We maintain, therefore,. the God! breathed message of Gvds 39 0UF'ba9'i'CAi9X1' la'1.'v '- :L.. - SFT- .' W T ' Y V -. 3:'11,, book. with an u,nderstandingrof they message - ' u of misfwerd,kwegrthenmlffi diffiwliliask T - preacimrs our real and living Men of sad. will of teaicfiflffld lf on-FWQHQ gil!i?'5'PQfh' this f1'BW.'Q6l'lBf31lQf'l 6f Gedw . .iiie,mgsisim-iiiieriiHfihhe5ii1QQ61iYidwia2li1?V1es:sql fifrreihgtig?-will: you help up fllihf out tulthil p Pi!F2i9f9f'WQ9smiPlU'fe ii?9Hi. W0 d'? ' P ' 1 . . T . .,.. - , K, , . g p . r s -. -P . s 1,4 g. 1.5.11f.:ffi::-are-we-Qs ,, V A T P - -' 1.-fri-Q--:,.1 -fe-' . 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It does not take us by the neck and drag us there. We are invited to live, but we have to accept it. We have to go where it's happening. From The Good Word by Ralph Rhea WAVLSWORTH . cc Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. x ff, y H ,W-bf----v-mf-f-----f --f ..,1 . -ft? ' ,L-Hn - T-- -ir f--- ....- , - H I 5 f u.1,......Q:...... ...ff.......,.....,....,,5.:aa...m--.w,....i....u.,....5m.-,g..am..,,.i.L. V 7 f -f -,.,...........,..,..,.L.,...-....-..w...,,...-.. . , , . . . . .. . . . 11... 5 I .Z 1 LLB v X f Yjl -':'Mf-1' . - -'-ww V , 1--fe. A : ' .. ,, -A , ,V Y .. , , .ee---Eh-1-9-wan-y.,.,-,f-.-,a-.5.1,-.,..,-.-,.,.,,.1..........,....f,,m,,,,...,..,,...,.,,,.':-rff'-llysysrvr-wean'-y'?re!' L - - , L -' . . - ' ,. .. . . x -, ' 1' - - . - -' 1 ' - Q . Af- . - , ' - 1 v, U . ur n .. , ' , -, . Y , -- .... ..... . :.... 'fQ.,.,,,.,...,.-..4.............w..,..........,...L.-,.....A,....,.,,. H.,-.-. V - VW -ffpnsndi---aw-1409-v-5'0UY0 4' l ' g W W