Colorado Baptist University - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ur-f I 5 tBelowJ The real Linda Rush kicks off at n ' her pumps and becomes just one of the 'QZZL7 girls with Lisa Mack and Laura Lockhart. 1 n7 0lu, A A FRIEND LOVETH AT ALL TIMES-- Love is patient and kind,-- even when finals come around and you feel like screaming Shut up, I need to study. -- a friend loveth at all times. Never jealous or envious,-- even when the person down the hall managed to catch the eye of the new student before you could-- a friend loveth at all times. Never boastful of proud, -- even when you have a date and no one else on the floor has one.-- a friend loveth at all times. Never haughty or selfish or rude.-- even when everyone wants some and you only have enough microwave popcorn to last you the rest of the month.-- a friend loveth at all times. Love does not demand its own way.-- even when your roommate squeezes the toothpaste from the middle of the tube instead of the end.-- a friend loveth at all times. It is not irritable or touchy -- even when the person in the room noxt door bounced the basketball on the wall until 2:00 a.m.. -- a friend loveth at all times. It does not hold grudges and hardly notices when it is wronged -- even when someone reports you to the R.A. for something you haven't done.-- a friend loveth at all times. It is never glad about injustice, but rejoices when truth wins out.-- even when there is juicy gossip to be spread about the person who plays their music loudly on your only day to sleep late.-- a friend loveth at all times. If you love someone you will be loyal to him no matter what the cost. You sill always believe in him always expect the best of him, and always stand your ground in defending him.-- even when a helpful professor or a promising student is being raked over the coals by those around you.-- a friend loveth at all times. All the special gifts and powers from God will someday come to an end, but love goes on forever -- the greatest is love. A FRIEND LOVETH AT ALL TIMES. 19

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QRightJ Kay Schubert, Keek Schiavone, and Laura Lockhart -- The Three Amigasf fBeloWJ The C.B.U. Melting Pot. fAboveJ ,Iamie! If y0u're gonna cover your mouth when you sneeze, make sure you use a Kleenex! exclaimed David Lewis in a wave of disgust. fRight Centerj Jeff Wilson, Marc Miller, and Dave Beckman share a Kodak Magic Moment. Q -as 1 L 5 X new , S X Q41-1 18 STUDENT LIFE

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iRightJ A wave of despair overcomes Amy Goldberg as she sits amidst the unopened boxes, dreading her next move. iBelowJ Upon seeing a number of girls struggling towards the third floor with heavy boxes, these four gentlemen quietly retreated to their room to unpack . WM WW -igg- f M C.B.U.'S RUUND T BLE They watched, entranced! It was as if they were watching the most fantastic movie un- fold 'before their eyes. They sat there as if mesmerized. Who were they and what so raptly held their attention? They were the Knights of the Forgotten Chivalry, otherwise known as the male stu- dents of Colorado Baptist University, these knights watched with fascination as vari- ous female students lugged boxes, stereos, suitcases and more boxes up two flights of stairs to their rooms on the third floor. The girls must have had a terribly interesting procedure because more than one guy joined 20 in the observation. More than one guy also gamely offered his help. After all, chivalry was not completely lost, even on this order of Knights. 0h yes, offers came, but they were never backed up by muscle. The Knights of the Forgotten Chivalry con- tinue to thrive at C.B.U., but by now the women of the institution are all moved in and accustomed to opening doors for themselves and picking themselves up off of icy side- walks. Some of those offers still stand, I'm sure, if you ever need to move anything into the dorm. .