Colorado Baptist University - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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5 Z . als-...ia 4: z , ff y, I tAboveJ Dr. Lambert welcomes Kay Schubert as she puts the finishing touches on , - her new room ,ll tLeftJ Wait a minute mom - I thought I told you I wanted the bed on the other side of the room, groans Steve Hicks. - ' mr n glililmlliln, g iggn: :nine :sri 'll null! ln' CAboveJ Greg Worthington stops by to see if he can assist Mrs. Miller in unpacking Marc's belongings tAboveJ Michael Melott, Diane Nygaard and Harmony Kinner share a sigh of relief after a tiresome day of moving in , to Porter Hall 21

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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. .

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tLeftJ Robyn Smith masters her brush as she skillfully con- quers those nicks and crannys. fBelowD Paul Meyer uses his artistic abil- ity to boost school spirit. ' 9 -H--M-W-.. '1f . 7' . ' i M g 4 wig gsr5.., my E ., MEX I vu ...mg ,..-ff ,, ...ay-M' 2 1 5 1 E MANY MEMBERS IN ONE BODY Colorado Baptist University... the Eagles... Administration... Faculty... Staff... Student Body... Senior... Junior... Sophomore... Fresh- man... each of us are members of at least three of these bodies or groups. We usually don't have a problem remembering that. Unfortu- nately, many times we do forget the impor- tance of the unique individuals that make up these groups. Colorado Baptist University is a mixture of so many cultures and back- 22 grounds that we are able to see every victory and every defeat from a different perspective. Only by the contributions of each individual involved, can C.B.U. function ass a body and continue soaring high. For just as we have many members in one body and all the members do not have the same function, so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another. Ro- mans 12:4,5 .