Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

FRANK A. FRY DIBE-TOR OF EXTENSION MINISTRIES COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE p. 0. BOX 3122 COLUMBIA, S. C. 29203 Each new day brings us into a deeper reali- zation of our main purpose and goal in ife, a keen awareness to know Him and to make Him known. Apart from His Word we cannot know Him, apart from His life in us we cannot make Him known. Arise and Shine ' Dedication 11 Faculty and Staff 13 Smdents 33 Sports 97 Activities Ill Supporters 145 Come Together The ' 76 FINIAL endeavors to give an accurate account of the Columbia Bible College scene — inside and out. Looking unto Jesus we set our sights high. Above and beyond ourselves, our dreams and plans, we seek His will, stay ourselves in His love and stand on His promises. We Would See Jesus MM a . «• • I •t In the Morning Will I Direct My Prayer Unto Thee, and Will Look Up. Ps. 5:3 We dedicate the 1976 FINIAL to one who is very much a part of us; someone who has taken God ' s interest in us and conveyed His love to us; an individual who stands with us; a man who has unselfishly given his time and energy relating his life to ours. We Appreciate You Dr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Fortosis Doc! IS V%fc J ' L • 1 M i l «v ■ ■mffir S I w ; a ? JP . ' . ' S Vfc ! %.! pjl[- ; - v ' SmBm We say THANK YOU for walking with us each day and talking to us about the things that really matter — those things that are everyday matters, essential to effectively communicate the message and life of Christ to others. THANK YOU fo r challenging us to THINK — giving God an inroad to teach us more about Himself. By putting others first, yourself last, and God always, you have made us feel loved, needed and important; but most of all, you have satisfied the heart of God for this is well pleasing in His sight. PPPPP iBM Looking Unto JgsiM: ? -.. ■: v ■;■■ ' ■■ v.: .; ' ■■■■■ ■■ ■- Mm ' Ml wMi$mMk God Directs Through His Choice of Leaders J. R. McQuilkin President Keep looking unto Jesus till you ' re looking LIKE Jesus. Then when others look to you they will be looking to Jesus reflected. Just another way to say, To Know Him and To Make Him Known. Faculty, staff, and students alike look to President McQuilkin for academic and spiritual leadership. Seeking the Lord ' s direction, he guides CBC in its relation- ship to the total church, the community, and world missions. Board member. Miss Dibble interacts with staff member Miss Phillil The Board of Trustees Mr. James M. Hatch, Provost Board Members (left to right): Rev. R. Arthur Mathews, Mr. M E. Kellar, Mr. Wendell Tiller, Mr. John Dunlap, Dr. Stephen F. Olford, Mr. F. C. Aldridge, Miss Mary Dibble, Dr. Hudson Armerding, Mr. J. R. McQuillan, Mr. David H. Perry, Miss Margaret Childs. Mr. A. T. Rossi, Mr. Frank Erdman, Rev. Robert A. Morris, Dr. Paul R. VanGorder (chairman). The Administration ' Looking Unto Jesus and Knowing . . . DR ARTHUR CRISCOE Dean of Faculty, Columbia Bible College . . . that ' He leadeth me, O blessed tho ' t DR. TERRY HULBERT DR. EARL McQUAY Dean, Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Dean of Student Affairs Missions . . . He knows and cares, and is working. ' . . . the peace of victory while still in battle. MRS SUSANNE FAIRCLOTH Secretary to the Dean of Faculty Colum- bia Bible College . . . He is my Victory, Redeemer, and King MISS REBECCA VANGORDER Secretary to the Dean of Columbia Grad- uate School of Bible and Missions . . . His strength supplied for service. MISSAGNESSBARR Secretary to the Dean of Student Affaii . . . the satisfaction of His abidii love. MR BOB KAI.I.GREN Assistant co the President He is working in and through me. ' MRS HELENE SPEARS Administrative Assistant to the President He will direct my path k : .. h MR JOHN KER MUNRO Director of CB.C Admission: . He never fails. MRS. CLAUDE LOPEZ Secretary ' to Assistant to the President . . . joy, distress, victory, failure, fc giveness, renewal, growth MRS. JOYCE BRIGGS Secretary ro Director of CB.C. Admi: sions . He will guide and keep His own. ' MISS LUCY PASCHAL Secretary to the Registrar . . . God ' s abiding love; I John 4:16. MR NEWELL EERRIS Registrar He cares, guides and tec ts daily, MISS HELEN FAHRINGER Assistant Registrar . , He holds the future in Hi THE COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE YEAR VERSE FOR 1976: LET THE POWER OF THE LORD BE GREAT Numbers 14:17 Graduate School Faculty Looking Unto Jesus MISS RUTH HAKES Secretary to Directoi C.G.S. Admissions C.G.S. Faculty . . . His continuing in lives. DR. WILLIAM DAVIDSON of Director of C.G.S. Admissions, Profes- ind sorof Church History, Research, Bible . . . workers — harvest through the ork ministry of C.G.S. MR. PAUL W. FERRIS, JR. Lecturer in Old Testament, C.G.S. . . . the excitement of an ov flowing life. DR. WILLIAM LARKIN Lecturer in New Testament, C.G.S. . . the Way, the Truth and the Life. ' DR. PAUL WRIGHT Professor of Theology and Bible, C.G.S. the sovereign, all-sufficient grace of God. and Seeing. . . Undergraduate Faculty MR. CLIFFORD BEDELL Professor of Missions, Anthropol- ogy and Bible the unsatisfied Lord of the harvest- DR. ANTHONY FORTOSIS Chairman, Education Department Him training teachers to teach redemptively MR JAMES HATCH Professor of Bible and Psychology His strength made perfect in my weakness. MR. ALBERT McALLISTER Professor of Theology . . . His great longing for the world ' s people. MR RICHARD MELICK Professor of Bible and Greek . . . the perfect example of a beau- t.ful life. MISS SARA PETTY Professor of Education and Bible . . the author and perfector of faith. MR. RAYMOND SCOTT Professor of Bible, Science and Church History His mercy and loving-kind- ness bring great joy. MR CHARLES WENZEL Professor of Bible and Greek our divine sufficiency for time and eternity. MRS MILDRED SADLER Assistant, Social Science and Sci- ence Departments . . . infinite, limit — love beyond reason or comprehen- sion. Looking Unto Jesus Music Department Faculty MR. G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE Director, Music Department . . . Him to be the mighty God. MISSCHERIPEASLEE Secretary to Director of Music Depart ment . . . I can change because He doesn ' t. 1 MR. WILLIAM HOYT Professor of Voice . . . ' Because He Lives ' we can face tomorrow. MISS CAROL KIRKPATR1CK Music Director of Teams, Chapel Choir and Band . , . true joy, peace and fulfillment. Lecturers DR. BERNARD HOLMES Lecturer, Bible and Homiletics . . . that He saves. He keeps and satisfies. MR. DAVID LALKA Lecturer, English . , . Truth which is life nd peace. MISS DIANNE LUBINSKI Lecturer, English ... more and more and n and Finding. . . MR. JACK MATTHEWS Associate Dean for Men . . . happy is the man tha Him. MR. HUGHFOSHEE Assistant Dean for Men , . Him fulfilling His purpose fo MISS HELEN KORNFIELD Associate Dean for Women . . . Him wonderful in counsel, excel- lent in working. MISS PAULA BERKEY Assistant Dean for Women . . , Him trustworthy, sufficient for wisdom, my delight. MISS MARY I GORDON, R.N. Manager of Health Services, Instruc- tor in Health . . . life, fulfillment, truth, power, . . .ALL- MRS. LYDIA MUNN Secretary in Dean for Men ' s Office . . that His blessing makes your life rich. MISS BECKY NEHLSEN Secretary in Dean for Women ' s Office . . . His grace is sufficient MISS BEE VAN ENGEN Resident Counselor, Extension Cam- pus . . . the source of living water. Deans ' Offices and Health Services Looking Unto Jesus and Learning . . . Christian Service Department MR. J. OTIS BRASWELL Director of Christian Service . . . that He is faithful. MR. LARRY McCULLOUGH MISS MARY FAITH PHILLIPS Associate Director of Christian Service Associate Director of Christian Service . . . about priorities, patience and . . . His paths are fragrant with lov prayer. lngldndness. MISS DIANE LOUNSBURY Assistant to Associate Director of Christian Service . . His enabling MISS EDIE KENDALL Secretary to Director of Christian Service . . . to love Him more and more. MRS MARGARET FERRIS Secretary to Associate Direct Christian Servi ce . . . that His power is great. Learning Resources Center MR. WILLIAM ABERNATHY Director of Learning Resources . . of the glory of His greatness ' MRS. LAURA BRASWELL MISS CLETA DUNA WAY MRS EDITH ER YE MISS DEBBY REICHEL Circulation Supervisor, L.R.C. Technical Services, L.R.C Order Assistant, L.R.C. Director of Christian Service . . . to lean on Him more. . . . His power in every situa- . . . to be God ' s workmanship. Resources Department, LR.C. tion. Eph. 2:8-10. . . . that He completely satis- fies. MISS JUDY SMITH Serials Librarian, L.R.C. . . . to look to Him for my strength. Looking Unto Jesus MI SS JANET SISLER MR. DAVID ELDRIDGE Business Department and Bookstore Supervisor of Administrative Services Business Manager . m His perfect will for my life. . in how He leads me ' MRS. INEZ LYTLE MRS KATHY MRS. JANIE BRYANT MR. ROGER TILTON MR. GEORGE MARTIN Bookstore Bookkeeper McINTOSH Bookstore Cashier Bookstore Manager and Assistant to Assistant Bookstore Manager : . . for His faithfulness Bookstore Cashier . . . for His precious Business Manager . . . for His daily love, mercy and and mercy, daily. . . . for His drawing me presence. . . . for His faithfulness and love. grace. unto Himself. MRS. KAY LUTHER Administrative Services . . in His endless grace and mercy. MR JOEPIOTTER Postmaster in His goodness to all mankind. and Rejoicing . . . . I. R.J. KENNEDY MR DAVID MORRISON MISS MARCIA WILLIAMS rector of Electronic Media Director of FM Radio Programming Secretary to Director of FM . . in His saving, sanctifying and . . because He brought me out of Programming and to Direc- unng power. darkness. tor of Electronic Media . . . in His Peace MR. MARK SHEPHERD Tape Librarian . . in all the will of God. ' MR. JIM RAKES Electric Technician in the security of His everlasting love MR KENNETH WEBER Audio Services Manager . . . in His providence. WMHK Staff Looking Unto Jesus and Trusting I MR FRED ALEXANDER Director of Information for wisdom and warmth in cc municating Him MISS GERRY HARRY Secretary ' to Director of Information Him with mv past, present and future. Information Department A lumni Affairs and Extension Ministries i MISS GOLDIE PLANK MRS. JOYCE SUPPLEE Alumni Office Secretary Secretary to Director of . in His sovereign Extension Ministries love Him to make me more like Himself. MR. FRANK FRY Director of Alumni Affairs and Extension Ministries . . for His presence, peace and power. r vlR. ANDY KAU PS MR. RON WEBB vlanager. Accounting Department Assistant Manag . . . His sufficiency in the fina ices Department fC.B.C . in His perfect VlR. RON FAIRCLOTH Vianager, Office Services Him for wisdom, effectiveness ind efficiency. MR. TED JONES Reprographic Super Jesus alone for my salvation ' MR CHARLIE YOHO MRS. PRUDENCE Utility Clerk BEDELL . . . Him who is my suf- Mail List Clerk Ficiency. ' Him for the needs of each day. MRS SUSAN HART Office Services Assistant . . .the sufficiency : knowing Him. Accounting and Office Services Food Services Looking Unto Jesus MR. WILLIAM LEAVEL Manager of Food Services - . . His daily supply for all my needs. MRS SHIRLEY STEED Dietician . . - a closer walk with Hii MR TERRY THAMES Assistant to Manager of Food Sen-ices His directive guidance each day MRS. COLON GREEN . . . redemption, repentance salvation, adoption and eterna MRS BLOSSIE ROBINSON Cook . . . His help and strength MRS AMALIE SAMUEL Cook . . . acceptance, forgiveness, mercy, praise, thankfulness and salvation MRS. EDNA GIBSON MRS RUTH GREEN MRS. MARY ODOMS Cook Cook Cook . . . love, abundant life, . . His goodness and . . . happiness and joy in kindness and new birth. mercy and healing. my work. NOT PICTURED MISS CAROLYN GALLMAN MRS RUDELL SWITZER Cook MRS. MURDICE WOODSON Cook MRS. SARAH WRIGHT Cook . . . His blessing. His I . k k all my help frc m . . . His blessing. His ioy and His love. the Lord grace and His mercy. and Receiving . . . MRS MITTIE HATCH MRS. CARLENE KI DWELL MRS. JUDY WEBB Hostess Switchboard Operator Nursery Supervisor . . grace upon grace. . . . His very BEST . . . His love and guidance (or my life -i things. Looking Unto Jesus and Becoming. . . - . -.-■ Y- - ■• Buildings and Grounds MR RIGBA WOLFE MR. WAYNE PIFER Manager. Buildings and Grounds Assistant to Manager of Buildings and excited with peace — my birth- Grounds right in Christ . . anxious for His return MR DAVID CONANT MR. JOHN CROWE MR. JOE VandcrMolen Groundskeeper College Service and Transporta- Electricity and Air Conditioning . increasingly aware of my tion . . . conformed to His will anc own shortcomings. . . . increasingly excited about desires. His church MR. CARLGOFF MR WILSON MATTHEWS MR. LEE MORRIS Auto Mechanic Security Of ficer Custodian . . . more aware of His loving- . , a better gatekeeper for . . . more like Him in Chr kindness. His servancs. MR THEODORE WARREN Custodian . . . more like Him. A lumni Association More than 3,000 men .inc! women now hold degrees, diplomas, or certificates from Columbia Bible College. However, the associ- ation consists of over 4,000 members because any former students showing interest in the association are given full membership. Honorary membership is granted to faculty, board members and others appointed by the executive committee for special reasons. The alumni association was organized during commencement week, 1930. In drawing up its constitution, the association stated that its aim was to cooperate with the Bible college and its pur- pose .is expressed in the motto, ' To Know Him and to Make Him Known ; to promote fellowship among the graduates; to combine our efforts for the work of the Bible college. In its effort to fulfill these aims, the alumni association publishes the CeBeCequel and mails it to all former students who maintain an interest in the Bible college, promotes chapter meetings in those areas where there is a concentration of alumni, provides field tape-libraries, contains a directory and information service, pro- vides a personal counseling service, and has projects to benefit Columbia Bible College. This year the $70,000 alumni project is aimed at assisting the new FM radio station. Frank A. Fry, president of the association, works closely with the executive committee of the Bible college, and prayerfully they seek to win others to an active interest in the school. This year Mr. Fry also served as director of extension ministries. Miss Goldie Plank completed her second year as secretary in the alumni office, and Mrs. Mittie Hatch and Mr. Richard Melick were elected to membership in the executive committee. Executive Committee members Jack Matthews, Mittie Hatch, Frank Fry (President), Rose McQciay, Richard Melick, and Alumni Office Secretary, Goldie Plank. 0ii il09§B£ IVINC I NTERACTION DIFICATION Mission Commitment Olle Ahlcn Benjamin Andrus Richard Arma Diana Baker H. Gilbert Baker Linda Harnett Kathleen Bearce Ralph Bell Charles Bennetch Kathleen Bennetch Leonard Bishop David Calvert Han Chan Jon Chase Beverly Child Leiton Chinn David Chow Special Projects Luke Coburn Janet Coleman Paul Conant Dane Cook Mary Cook George Crow A John Crowe H i M. Linn Crowe ' ■-% Godwin Dea m£? Stephan Edgecombe , 4 ,. k .. Ralph Enlow R. Sally Erway Nell Estes Robert Evans Don Fleming Caroline Fleming Eric Flintoff Cliff Forgus David Foster Russell Fowler Tension Breakers Charles Frazier Tor Fridlund Betty Gerow Cathy Grayson Rebekah Gumra Vicki Harkrider Dennis Henderson N.ish I lester Jeanne Higham Charlotte Hurst Beth Jackson Douglas James Rickie James Robert Jarrett Vivian Johnson John Johnson Eugene Jones Soon Kim Titus Kivunzi Sharing With . . . Garry Knussman William Leetch James Long Judith Long Robert Long Andres Lopez Susan Ludwick David Macomber Daniel Mahoney Jennie Mahoney Leonard May Marilyn May Richard May bury Susan Maybury Jeanette McNealy Sandra Mills James Munn Jean Nelson Monica Ng Marilyn Niewoehner Thomas Perrucci Murray Phillips and Caring for Each Other Danny Plunkett Alice Potter Brian Prillman Harold Queen Martin Reed Randolph Riddle Lewis Roberts Carl Rogers Patricia Rogers Jeanne Ropp Martha Rupp Eva Lou Rut ledge Brezil St. Germain John Sellers William Shipley Dwight Singer Lucy Singleton Catherine Smith Donalda Smith R.i Smith Dennis Stratton Jean Takcuchi Dennis Temple Melba Thomas Janice Uhlman Bernice Van Enger Larry Van Fleet Cesar Vega Jill Wagley Edward Weaver Nancy Westman Shirley Wiens Thomas Willey Stephanie Wilson Julie Winn Wendall Winn Donald Winter Martha Wolfe- Cynthia Wray NOT PICTURED: Diane Alexander, Eunice Auringer, Frank Beal, Charles Bis- set, Sally Bisset.Judy Brown, Cheryl Clay, Elaine Conant, John Gambrell, Stephen Geiger, Jan Hitchcock, Phin Hitchcock, Cynthia Juliano, Domenic Juliano, Jerry Kennedy, Jean Krebs, Philip Morris, John Mower, David Ritchie, Allen Sparks, Ste- phen Strehle, John Thomas, Janet Van Fleet, Dennis Wallace, Boyce Wilson. GRAD LIFE COUNCIL T. Fridlund President G. Knussman Resources and Comm. D. Macomber Prayer Fellowship M. Niewoehner Ch. Social S. Mills Ch. Special Project D. Foster Asst. Ch. Special Project J. Higham Asst. Ch. Social AND THA T ' S THE GRAD SCHOOL! m jfc. $f ' : ' ; - The Class of ' 76 CLASS OFFICERS: Jeff Coberly, Pres.; Priscilla Morse, Sec; Ruth Hopkins, Treas.; Mr. Supplee, Advisor. NOT PICTLIRED: Jeff Griffcn, Vice Pres. I remember the first day we came; we were so excited. We met Deb Northcutt and Armond LeBlanc, our big sis and big brother. Orientation and the New Student Social were really fun — but then they hit us with homework. We were the first class to take Western Man. I remember that first Christmas vacation. We were glad to leave, but our joy was even greater upon returning to school and to our friends. That developed into a pattern. We began to call school home, and coming back was our lOmecoming. We have developed some relationships here that will be meaningful and vital throughout all eternity. remember eating in the old Dining Hall. That was such a cozy place. Everyone knew what everyone else was doing in those days — good old Social Pressure — I hated to see it go. I remember the Chapel Hour. Many were life changing. The experiences of so many godly men have become a wealth of personal blessing. Their lives have enriched ours. I remember a lot of special times. I ' ll never forget the time Mrs. Sadler gave us a tour of the Wax Museum. And Pat Terry was enjoyed by everyone. There were Halloween parties, Esrever Days, Open Houses, Sing Outs and so many other great times. I laugh and cry both, as I remember these past days. How I ' ll miss the warm talks and times of laughter! Though leavingns difficult, I ' ll go out Looking unto Jesus to bless all the tomorrows as He has so richly blessed my years at Columbia Bible College. Time to Remember Looking Unto Jesus . . . . . . He ' s More Than Enough Charlotte Dean Lois Cedarholm George Brodie Kim Payne Mindi Maurer Sharyne Ziebarth (husband. Bob) Jo Kinch Steve A uld Seth Hewitt Khsta Hovis We Looked to Him in Our Yesterdays Cindy Rumsey Steve Johnson Jon Simmons Becky Duhan Keevil Johnston Carol Simcheck Norman Boyd Rich Dan- Becky Hovt Kathleen Stanley Linda Endicott Rhonda Worrell Ron Williams Gail Doblestein Kay Hughey John McCray woos Jesus has provided abundantly as we have looked to Him for every need. He has been our strength in exams. Christian Service, and every other difficult task that we have faced. He has provided over 1,000,000 dollars to finance our four years of training here. He has never let us down He has proven Himself again and again as we have looked to Him. Zj- A A lien Banner Laura Daniel Ralph Newcombe Claudia Pierce Debbie Matthews Linda Owens Keigh Powell Merry Bazemore A It on Brant Roy Graves Marsha Chambers Donna Black Jeff Coberly Hall Hunt Ruth Hopkins Caroline Blanche Larry Ellenbaum We Look to Jesus to Live Each Moment EACH DAY BRINGS NEW OPPORTU- NITIES TO LOOK TO JESUS. Priscilla Morse Karen Hall John Newton Beth Engel John Vidal Norman Rogers (wife: Cindy) Wes Peach Priscilla Hack  , Y ' ■-. fjd Mr 1 W % w r s A SPMH ( Bruce Beall John Bowen Dana Petit Connie Price Lynn Hyatt Kathy A Iderman Friedhelm Weinbrenner Henry Mallon Otto Gebhardt Tom Brower A Ian Lowe Paul Davis Susan Bonner Keith Bonner Phyllis Howard Danny Hall Rick McKinniss Mike McCain I Ken Lupton Nancy Barber David Barber Joanne Ang Mary Ann Reimer Sam Reimer Melvin Barren tine (and family) Rebecca Curl John Frye Pattie Cline Je ff Gri ff in Vickie White Dana Kuhn Vicki Brown Bobby Hutto We have learned to look to Jesus for the needs of each day. He is our source of strength and without Him we cannot accomplish the work that He has given us to do. He never lets us down as we depend completely on Him. He is more than enough for every day. Bubba Lipscomb (and family) Rick Benton (and wife Louise) Paula Fetter Gini Van Gorder Mark Ryan (wife: Hilda) Lila Price Jean Price Terry Hammack Peg Ford Jessica Layman Mike Hardeman (and wife, Suzanne) Barb Houston Phil Ayers (and wife, Carolyn) I . Barb Belief euille Francis Johnson Loretta Gleaton Iris Holmes Alan McLain Looking to Jesus for A 11 of Our Tomorrows Jennie Smith Jim Cail David Majors Debbie N eh Is en We have gained a quiet confidence during our days here in God ' s infinite power to provide everything that we need. As we move on from this place, we go convinced that our Loving Father will guide our every step as we trust in Him. We are trusting Him for our life partners, our ministries, and every other task which He has in His plan for us. We know that as we look unto Jesus He will reveal that plan. Steve Jones David Gillespie Bruce Martin Brian Hallila Marcia Bondurant Looking Unto Jesus . . . Rocky Roth Marv Effa (Wife: Sarah) Doug Johnson Hans Taul Jacob Samuel He Is Always Leading Me Isaac Simbiri Timothy Kendagor What do you mean I can ' t go to Seminary 1 ? Nick Becker Rich Liverman Chris Salmon Steve Faris JUNIORS— He ' s Doing Exceeding Abundantly! Jerusalem in theTime of. Greek: -w -eis -ei -omev -ett Exegesis: Pastor Butch Harden aluable insights Dale Angstadt Kirk M. Arnold David Banks Richard Barron Jane Bayuszik Roger S. Bennett Virginia Dent Brant Jim Braswell Tom Brower Mary Browning Steven P. Brueck Karen Cable James Roy Cagle Mary Capron Susan Cathey Sharon Chatlos Rick Chumley G. Lawrence Clark Ron ( obh Lynn Costa Donna L. Cottk Tuni ( 11 i:.m Sue Crist Rosalie Dattero Richard E. Davison Silvana di Paolo Joseph William Donahue Patty Dunlap Toy Duval F. Charles Ekpenyong Gary Elkins Gary Enniss Dawn Erdmann Aaron Eriksen William D. Erving Gregory Estes Joe Estes Gary Fallon Peggy Ford Terry L. Fulks Gabriel Galdo Vernard T. Gant Arleen Gaudry Valerie Gentry Deborah Glick Carol Goodrich J. Lightfoot Grasty, Jr. Lisa Hale Cheryl Hannum Tony Hart Tina Hays Sam Hinson Cindy Hodges Nelson Hodges Nancy Hubbard Juniors ' Bicentennial Blase takes first prize on skit night. CLASS OBJECTIVES Purpose: Evidence a well-rounded Christian maturity in each Junior. Walterjohnson Priscilla Jones Chris Kidwell David L. Kyle Fay I jpez Fred Lovingood Cynthia Johnson Becky Johnston Gordon Johnston Galen Manapat Evelyn Marquardt 1. To help each Junior accept himself and others a unique and important in the eyes of God. 2. To encourage excellence in academic affairs for each Junior- Verne G. Marshall Deborah Martin LaVonne Martin Joel Martinez Catherine Matthews Timothy Mc Andrew Angus Mcintosh Michael McLamb 3. To help the Junior Class make a positive and effective contribution to the life of CBC as a whole. 4. To help each Junior discover his gifts and abilities. Frank Noell Leslie Nordman Samson Osimbo Obwa Sruart R. Peek Paul Peterson Dan a Pettit SylviaJ. Phelps T. Mark Phillips Raymond Medina 5. To encourage in each Junior a consistent enjoyment and a meaningful expression of the joy of the Lord. 6. To gain an amplified view of world affairs with a Christian perspective. Tim Pifer Dome Poland Katrina Polvinen Steve Powell Candace Preston Alice Anne Price Scott Quillin Steve Rambikur Karen E. Riseden Amy Schaeffer Stuart Scott David W. Shull Dennis Shumate Barry Spencer Stewart Stout Dave Sturgeon Hazel Sutherland Dale Tuggy E. C. Turner Nani Turner Bob Wakes l f r . ake Williams lennie Wilson Parks Wilson Mm r J Ji Debbie Waites Mike Walker Stuart Walker Steve Ward NOT PICTURED Alan Dyczewski Ed Gaston DougGilmore Pat Hillard Teresa James Randy Krebs Phyllis Morris James Ness Craig Reixh IhIcK Taylor Cynthia Watts ' ■ W ' Mi T-V 8 ' . ' MIDDLE TOP: Debbie Hungerpillar, and Don Schaeffer, FMF REPRESENTATIVES. ABOVE LEFT: CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Thompson, Vice-President; Rachel Calhoun, Treasurer; Linda Rohrer, Secretary; Doug Shiplett, President; CLASS ADVISOR, Mr. Bedell. Seeking His Presence Continually Goals of the Sophomore Class Overall Purpose: To learn to be concerned and involved in the lives of other believers. I. To encourage and pray for Freshmen as they adjust to CBC life. II. To strengthen social life through socials and small groups as a framework to build rel ationships within the class. III. To help and encourage each other during the aca- demic pressure through: A. Small Groups B. A vital involved prayer meeting C. A prayer-concern within the class SOPHOMORE SMALL GROUP LEAD- ERS (not pictured : Jerri Moore, Rob Cable. Ben Small) Volleyball, a volleyball rourna- ment, roller skating, srudy breaks, fellowship over meals, and visits to private homes arc some of the Small Group activities that have ight our class together. We ' re grateful for these leaders who, striving to reach our class goals, have allowed the Lord to love and serve through them. Trudy Adams Rick Alcala Jennifer Alexander Terry Arant E. Y. Baine Randall Ball Richard Barmore John Baskette Jane Bryon John E. Bryant Paul Bubeck John W. Burnett Ken Busbee Rob Cable Rachael Calhoun Stuart Carlson Jeff Carlton Amy Chambers James Chapman Ruth Chatfield Looking Unto Jesus Mar - Ruth Clark Chris Clayton Rencc Clowney Ranch i « kc Joan Coglianese Randy L. Cook Ron Cooper m Alison Fisher 1F2  ifK Richard Floyd Chuck Garner ' WRZ M Theresa Glick Penny Greer Jane Grinton Ester Gross Randy Hamrick Reggie Haslett Ben Herlong David Hitzing NOT PICTURED: Richard Barron Tim Carlson David Gosset Willie Johnson Susan Ness Butch Pittman Nancy Scarborough Mary Anne Walker Wayne Zaepfel We Set Aside the Pressures of Each Day Deborah Horton Jeannie Hubba Debbie Hungerpillar Kathy Jones Steve Kittrell Mark Krautler Cinda Krecker Pam Kuferschmid Paul Kuferschmid Sharon Kuferschmid Jeannie Lamb Praising the Lord corporately. and lifting the needs of cl members, weekly prayer meetings are a special before His presence as a class. Rhonda Lanier John Lee David Livingston Randy Martin Jeny McAbee Jane McKeown Jan McQuillan Trusting Him to Teach Us Wayne Phaneuf Jerri Moore Gene Payne Rosemary Pifer Elizabeth Nelms Richard Peck Mike Pittard Michael Noverini Dottie Peoples Mike Potts Miriam Pruitt John Queen Pete Ricksecker We Live Expectantly Befi ore Him , Stephen Roediger Stephen Roehl Linda Rohrer Bert Ross Ben Rumbler Don Schaeffer Bob Schmidt Ruth Schwab Danny Scott Lynn Seeds Scott Sherrod Doug Shiplett Sally Silman Steve Simmons Class socials mean a lot of planning and work. Because so many sophomores give their time and effort, the class enjoys happy times of fellowship Zack Slaughter Benjamin Small Nellie Smith Stan Smith Sharon Sprouse Bob Thompson Wilbur Thompson Martha Tucker Dianne Turley Dennis Wade Ted Wingo Joy Young Tom Zaprzalka Looking Unto Jesus . . . Finding Christ as their personal Savior was the first step for the Freshmen on a jour- ney to Columbia Bible College. Here they are discovering more God ' s truth and themselves. As God ' s Word is a lamp unto their path, they take each new stride with confidence. m jO . .- ?jjj k: yJF W Freshmen ir ' s journey are: FAR RIGHT: Big Brother, Rich Darr; and Big Sister, Donna Black. RIGHT: Advisor, Dr. Fortosis. k I n  1 Freshmen Are Led Out to Do His Will Dale Ackerman Scott Aleivine Connie Alexander Kathryn Alexander Mike Alford Horace Allen, Jr. James Allen Trudy Arwood Steve Baker Kevin Balmer Libby Barbee Billy Barber Renay Bayuszik Tom Bizjak Ben Bodie Landa Boggs Entering CBC is a first, eager step for Freshmen as they begin to get an orienta- tion to Christian college life. Most come with the dee p and joyous conviction of God ' s clear leading. A class is made of unique individuals. As each individual looks unto Jesus and shares what he sees, the Lord is magnified and true body-life develops. Jerry Boland Carol Bondurant Joel M. Bonnette Tony Borack Joel Bradley Douglas Briggs Steve Brower Phil Brown Emory C. Burkett Rebecca M. Burnett George Cail Rick Campbell Tom Campbell Sherri Cate Lynda Cather Nia Chuchta Peter Chuchta Cathy Clark Cindy Clark Cathryn Clinton J. Byron Collier Rick Corey Becky Cort Ken Elligson Let us exalt His name Matt Engen together ' David J. Evans Psalm 34:3 Bruce Crawford Curt L. Daugaard Joya Davis Bob Deckard Joel DeHart Sheryl Dewson Kathy Donnelly Keith Doster Ted Dunn Janice Edge Patty Farster Lois Forry Mary Frye Rachel Frye Kathv Fuller Jim Fuller Deborah K. Goodemote Ruth Goodman Lloyd Greene Toni L. Grigg Doug Hale Joyce I. Hallila Elsie Ham Perr - Hampton Rebecca Hancock Sally Hayes Mike Hazeltine Laurie Ann Helms Larry J. Henry Michael Hillyer Karen B. Hoke Sandi Hopkins Dan J. Hotek Suzanne Hutchins Sharon Ivey Curt Jodry Cindy Jackson Terri Jackson Earl Jacobson Debbie Jernigen M. Scott Johnson Amanda Johnston Barbie Jones HedyJ. Jones Susanna Jones Suzette Jones Randy Kennedy Ruthie Lamb Ashley Landry Jessica Leetch Paul F. Leland Hal Lewis Joyce Lind Jeff Liverman Susan Livingston David Livingston Kathy Long Annette Low- Brian R. Lyden Reay Mahler Keith Marion Karen Martin Kevin McWilliams Dennis Minich Kathilene Mollohan Ann Marie Monroe Scott Mornincstar Jennifer Mullendore Mark Musser Ken Nasshan Liz Nelms Jo Newsom Gary L. Nihart Robyn Noe Debbie Norris Lester Odom Emily Jane Palka Gene Palmer Ginger Patsel Ken Pennings Sharon Phelps Jo Beth Pittard Ann Pomeroy Patty Poppell Brent Preston Donald Price Bob Prichard Bob Priest Alfred L. Pritchard Freshmen Grow to Look Like Him We begin to look like Him, not as we work and strive at being like Him, but as we simply look AT Him and behold His glory. Mary Rabon Dan Rast Nick Reed Lyn Renich Michael Renner George Ridenour Sally Riley Steve Riley Randy Russ Talmadge Rutledge Linda Sauter Fred Schmid Colleen R. Schuit Kathleen Schuit Chuck Schwandt Dick Schwandt Vicki Shimp Ernest Smith Margaret L. Smith Sandy Smitherman Keith Snipes Gaetano Sottile Richard Stanley Paula Stavenuiter Shawn Stephens Pamela Lee Stirewalt Cathy Strader Diane Summerville Ron Sutherland Doug Thomas John Thomas Debi Thompson Bobby Totty Alecia Anne Tuttle David Van Amerongen Chuck Wal William Walsh Barbara Woodward Carolyn Wooten June Worthington Ken Williams Beth Wrotten George J. Wylong NOT PICTURED: Lawrence B. Hansley James Jackson Suzan Johnson Donna Kennedy Claude Lopez Bob Puryear Janet Sisler James Storey Robert Wenzel ■ ■■■■■:.: ' , ■ a--; WSfc 1111 11111 - , mw s, W- CBC Cougars ' 75 TOP RIGHT Oh, what a tangled web we weave. BOTTOM RIGHT: Control is everything. TOP LEFT: Don ' t worry, Keith, Ralph has it all under control. LOWER LEFT: Glad you ' re enjoying the game, Rob ' 1 f ft SOCCER TEAM: Ralph Enlow, Don Price, Stu Scott, Cliff Forgus, Ray Drobiasko, Jim Cail, Bob  (| - Priest, Tim Pifer, Jim Munn, Verne Marshall, Steve Rambikur, Mark Phillips, Keith - Powlison, Doug Thomas, Joel Martinez. ' i — TOP: Strategy MIDDLE: All right! Let ' s get a little action from the spect done from President McQudkin BOTTOM A Well Looking unto Jesus in sports: As the Lord blesses us with physical health, strength, and safety, our most fervent prayer is still, Let my HEART be healthy in thy statutes 1975 TEAM RECORD CBC use 1 Oliver ' s Pub 6 Oliver ' s Pub 1 TOP RIGHT: No, no, Randy! You can ' t SIT on it! MIDDLE RIGHT: We ' ve heard of locking horns . . . but ankles? BOTTOM RIGHT: Determ is key. 1975 INTRAMURAL RESULTS CLASS WON LOST Sr. 5 . ' J 2 1 So 1 3 Fi 2 4 it TOP LEFT; Exccdrin headache 11. MIDDLE Prepare yourself. Ball ' BOTTOM; Team spirit starts with a genuine love within the family. 1976 Basketball Team Coach Matthews plans, guides, encourages, directs ... he wants them to win . . . but his ultimate desire is that each man push on to the goal for the prize of God ' s heavenly call in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 3:14) W KNEELING, L to R: Danny Hall, Danny Scott, Charles Frazicr, Ron Sutherland, Joel Winchell. 2nd ROW: Ted Wings, Jimmy Cooke, George Crow, John Queen, Doug Thomas, Coach Jack Matthews. 1976 RESULTS OPPONENT WE THEY CM. 46 62 DW 55 h: S.C. E G -i 39 C.C. 58 74 T.J. 75 87 ED. 56 53 D.L. 47 66 Piedmont 83 75 CM. 45 64 Piedmont 90 78 TOP LEFT; There are giants in the land! LOWER LEFT: Put it up there, George! BOTTOM RIGHT: Whazzat? Double dribble . . . yes sir, I got the message. T Fl ■ ■ .. ■■ ■ ■ M l_ fi ? 1976 INTRAMURAL RESULTS CLASS WON Sr. 5 Grad. 3 Fr. 2 So. 1 Jr. LOST Basketball is: TOP RIGHT: . . . involvement . . . LOWER LEFT: . . . concentration . . . LOWER RIGHT: . . . individual and team ef fort lL Volleyball It ' s a D6-2 victory over D5-1 in the guy ' s volleyball championship tourna- ment. CO-ED TENNIS TOURNAMENT FINALISTS: Bob Evans and Jeanne Higham, Jeff Carlton and Barb Bellefeuille mfo J Ci am. Mm ■ ,•..•- • ■ A well-rounded Christian maturity includes a healthy and vigorous outlook. As well as providing needed recreation, tennis develops skill, coordination, and con- centration. I will praise Thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made! (Psalm 139:14) It ' s Women ' s PE! The King ' s Daughter Is All Glorious Within (Psalm 45:13) We are thankful for Janice Uhlman who joined us this year as Director of Women ' s Athletics. OBJECTIVES OF WOMEN ' S PE: 1 . ) Develop a true sense of sportsman- ship. 2.) Develop a life habit of proper health care. 3.) Develop competence in various sports. 4.) Develop an enjoyable, sharing time for all in PE. 5.) Foster an intramural program where all aspects of a Christian life are involved. 6.) Develop an interschool team shar- ing the love of Jesus Christ. 7.) Develop a well-balanced life. Watch Those Girls Play ' V r v ? c j Are we establishing a pattern of non- involvement with the world that will continue throughout our lives? ABOVE: STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFI- CERS: Brian Hallila, Pres .; Keigh Powell, Treas.; Dave Majors, Vice-Pres.; Cindy Rumsey, Sec FAR RIGHT: STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Chris Salmon, Brian Hallila, Rich Darr, Tor Fridlund, Donna Black, Keigh Powell, Chris Kidwell. Cindy Rumsey, Verne Marsh Jo Kinch, Bruce Martin, Jeff Coberly, Steve Johnson, Doug Shiplett, Dave Majors. Not pic- tured: Sharon Chatlos. Student Council Because He Cares, We Care — Mf Involvement is the aim of Student Council this year. Relationships between on-and-off-campus students, grads and undergrads. faculty and students, must be filled with understanding and love. Community and world involvement are also imperative. So the Student Council established a famine relief fund at the request of concerned students. Seeing Him in All Things College service, socializing, thinking, relax- ing, relating to faculty: all are essential to growth and maturity. Students participate in a wide variety of happenings, learning in all things to see Jesus. In light of the needs in the world, we have been challenged to adopt a biblical lifestyle of caring for and sharing with those in need. ' ' Yesterday is passed, tomorrow we have not seen; but today the Lord is helping. Yavori Loving. . . Freedom is not the license to do what I want, but the power to do what I ought. — McQuilkin . . With Others H It Happens Here MEN ' S DORM COUNCIL Behold how pleasant it is for the brethren to dwell together in unity. ' Men ' s Dorm Council keeps busy maintaining order in the dorms and guidirig students to maturity. Living and learning together is an exciting experience. RULERS OF THE ROOST: Stu Stout, Sec- Treas.; Stu Scott, Gabe Galdo, Nash Hestor, Ron Williams, Dana Pettit, Floor- leaders: Joe Fera, V. Pres.; Cris Salmon, Pres.; Don Winter, Bob Evans, Wes Peach, R. A. ' s; Bell West, A. J. Vidal, floorleaders. Learning to live with others is a vital part of CBC dorm life. We ' re here to study, but sometimes playing, sharing, working, and being together teach us more than the books do. Happy in Jesus Women ' s Dorm Council Providing guidance for the women ' s dorms are: RIGHT: DORM COUNCIL OFFICERS: Iris Holmes, V. Pres.; Jo Kinch, Pres.; Cindy Johnson, Sec. BELOW: FLOOR LEADERS: Valerie Wheeler, Charlotte Dean, Mindi Maurer, Arlecn Gaudry, Katrina Polvinen, Nancy Hubbard, Deb Martin, Alora Landry, not pictured. BOTTOM: RA ' s: Betty Gerow, Vicki Harkrider, Katrina Polvinen. ■ ijiPfl It Vmi ■ppp Li ' j Bk PH --.- w ■ M L ■ a r , v - Sfp ' i ■ V L V i fc 4 ■4 Sharing our lives and personalities, each one of us unique in God ' s sight, dorm life provides many creative and helpful outlets to the tensions of studies and activities. Talking, exercising, working, and goofing off are beautiful means of getting to know one another. Grads Encourage Each Other Arriving at CBC after years of work or secular training, the Grads come to study- They are aware of the issues in the world and seek Biblical wisdom to answer them. Most of the on-campus men inhabit D5-B, but those in the house know Brian Pnllaman (Below left) as their leader |5 4 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■i IIUI ie, ailEr ■■■■■■■■i ■■■I !■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■I ■■■■■■■■■■I i| Many of the Grad women had never lived in a Christian environment before coming to CBC, so they revel in the year(s) spent studying and sharing here. The women who share four modules and a house on Faculty Row are a close group. The closer we are to Jesus, the closer we are to each other. 1 V dJ tk K ■ .  1 n MOD MOMS: Cathy Grayson, Vivian Johnson, Bee Van Engcn, Martha Wolfe. Jeanne Ropp Grant, O Lord, that in the weariness of unceasing work, our intercourse with thee may be ever fresh. Student Foreign Missions Fellowship Missions Impossible ' Our goal is to inform and involve students so that they are brought to total dedication to the principle of Missions. Bi-weekly chapels and Saturday evening meetings inform stu- dents of needs and opportunities. Weekly prayer groups focus on specific needs in the world. TOP RIGHT Dr Dudley destroys myths of missions. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Bedell, advisor. ABOVE: Council Members: Bobby Hutto, Wendell Winn, Connie Price, Don Schaeffer, Debbie Hungerpillar, Aaron Erickson, Lynn Costa, Murry Phillips. RIGHT: SFMF Officers: Deb Nehlsen. Sec; Dave Banks, Vice-Pres.; Bruce Martin, Pres.; Gary Fallon, Treas MISSIONS: God ' s Work of Bringing Christ to the World - Through Me j We challenge you to: 1 ) Consider your role in world evangelization. Ask God — How can I best involve my life in your program of world redemption? 2) Consider Foreign Missions as a live option. Instead of saying, I am going to serve in the USA unless God calls me overseas, pray: I am going overseas unless God calls me to stay. LEFT Prayer Group leaders: Jim Munn, Tim McAndrew, Fried- helm Weinbrenner, Dave Banks (V Pres), David Cox, Steve Fans NOT PICTURED: Martha Rupp, Frank Noell, Craig Reoch, Mark Phillips, Rick Miller. The project is a challenge to faith and prayer. We are trusting God to provide, through us, $7000 for the Caribbean Bible Center in Colombia, S.A. ABOVE: A Christian Education class in a corner of the dining room is taught by a CBC alumnus The proiect money will go towards the first classroom building. RIGHT Aimee McQuillan (Mr McQuillan ' s sister) works with pastors and lay leaders who were trained at the Caribbean Bible Center The Fund, $5000 for summer missionaries, emphasizes people making Him known. We are praying for 76 in ' 76 to serve overseas. LEFT Julie Winn shares last summer ' s experiences in France. He hath showed his people the power of his works, that he may give them the her- itage of the heathen. Psalm 111:6 JEAN PRICE: I learned how weak I was and how His power could be perfected in my weakness (above: DVBS in Nigeria). JIM CAIL: I learned to work till I had no strength left and watched the Lord give me added strength ... to take impossi- ble situations to Him and watch Him work in his great power (above right in Dahomy MARCIA BONDURANT: God taught me to actively love persons; not just human beings, (right: receptionist in Peru). STU STOUT: Being accepted by people and God, I learned how to be myself (Mexico). DANA PETTIT: God is able to use you in spite of many inadequacies such as not knowing the language or not being very smart academically (Colombia). Fund Members: Summer of 75 Sharing the Bread of Life WENDALL AND JULIE WINN: . . . the centrality of the church in accomplishing the great commission, and the impor- tance of working together in a team effort (Top: in France). PATTY DUNLAP: Missionaries are people who live in a differ- ent culture with people who speak a different Language, yet have the same hassles we do (Left: in Tanzania). RENITA MORGAN: God will never bring anything into my life so hard that He cannot take me through it and teach me from it (Bottom: in Mexico). PAUL DAVIS: This summer God showed me a portion of the great need in the world, and that He wants me to be one through whom the gospel is made known (Jamaica). LINDA BARNETT: God is a very personal and protecting God (Zambia). CAROL GOODRICH: God taught me to trust Him for who He is and to trust Him to use me in the way which would most please Him (Austria). BECKY DUHAN: To be effective for Him in a spiritually fam- ished land, one must DAILY set before himself the goals he finds in scripture. Christlikeness and total witness don t just happen (Austria). Christian Service Because He First Loved Us Christian Service provides an outlet for the Biblical knowledge we receive. In obeying the great commission, we find opportunities for counseling, sharing, and giving out the knowledge we ' ve gained during the week. TOP: Learning through working in local churches. CENTER: Students teaching at several correctional institutions use creative methods to explain the Word. BOTTOM: Bible clubs show children the Good News of Jesus Christ while teachers develop delightful friendships! And so, as those who have been chosen of God, holy and beloved, put on a heart of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience; Colossians 3:12 TOP: Children ' s work is rewarding, often bringing lasting results. Many of us were saved as children and have continued with the Lord since. MIDDLE: Students teach weekly in area schools Many chil- dren who would not otherwise hear are confronted with the gospel. BOTTOM: God has burdened some students to reach the USC campus. Here, at a Bible study, they edify one another Many of us who minister in this way once attended secular schools ourselves and we are aware of the special needs this group of believers has in its difficult world. RIGHT: The faculty, with years of practical experi- ence, advise and teach us how to do the work of the Lord. BELOW: Veterans minister to the Victory Service Center, able to relate the gospel to the problems servicemen encounter. Suffer the little children, forbid them not to come unto me: for of such is the king- dom of heaven. Matthew 19:14 i!TV Internship ' 75 - — - t The Internship program gives academic credit to students involved in fulltime Christian work during the summer. Many work in churches in the United States -_ M while others go overseas. Students are able to put their knowledge into practice and come back with a renewed spirit to learn. MINDY MAURER: I learned about God ' s love, care, and faithfulness to me (top). AARON ERICKSON: God taught me that He answers prayers specifically (left). DAVE MAJORS: I learned my personal strengths and weaknesses (bottom). KEN LUFTON: For this love of Christ, no sacrifice is too great, no piece of service too humble. TOM BROWER: In order to constantly give anything of eternal value to another person, I must first be con- stantly RECEIVING into my own heart the truths of God. LIBBY SMITH: God can take a shy, fear- ful girl and use her in the lives of oth- ers. GARRY KNUSSMAN: God taught me patience and trust in Him for every detail of life. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX sxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ' .XXXXXXXX XX X X X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm xxxxxxxxxxxxx 9XXXXXXXXXXXX txxxxxxxxvxxx ixxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXX IXXXXXXXXXXX IXXXXXXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxx s sxxxxxxxxxi esxsxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXX txxsxxxxxsx xxxxxxxxxxx sxxxxxsxsx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx h AMBASSADOR CHOIR Joy in Our Lord Jesus Christ BEHOLD THE MAN, Jesus Christ, through music. The Ambassador Choir presents the Good News through a variety of arrangements. At concerts the members seek to encourage believ- ers to look to Jesus for their joy. CABINET: Tina Hayes, Sec, Rosalie Dattero, V. Pres.; Alan McLain, Pres.; Mr. Supplee, Director; Mrs. Supplee, Sec. of Extension Minis- tries; Wayne Phaneuf, Business Man.; Cheri Peaslee, Sec. to Director. True Life Company Summer 75 TRUE LIFE COMPANY: Catherine Matthews, Ginny Van Gorder. Jessica Layman, Ruth Hopkins, Donna Black, Kay Fry, John Frye, Mike Frans, George Waller. Dennis Shumate, Hans Taul, Jon Sim- mons, Dave Belle Isle, Carolina Bell (Photographer). Carol Krrkpatrick (Music Director), Frank Fry (Producer and Faculty Advisor) Each day in Europe presented the inescapable fact that God was with us. Our 40 concerts turned out to be wonderful opportunities for sharing the victorious Chris- tian life with thousands of Europeans. Studying, eating, and sleeping in the bus, we sped across France, Holland, Belgium, and Germany. We toured Luxembourg, Swe- den, Austria, The Swiss Alps, and Italy. On our return flight to the United States we reflected with joy on our church work, street meetings, T.V. ministries, open air thea- ter concerts, military service, and one service in a 5,000 seat big-top tent. The team prayed, worked, and shared in the daily problems of group ministry. God did not give us an easy tour, but He gave us a victorious tour. What more could we ask than His presence with us! NF Messengers of Christ Summer 75 MESSENGERS OF CHRIST: Bee Van Engen. Ni Marshall, Ken Str: Settling into an apartment in Bilbao, Spain, ' Mensajeros de Cristo ' (Messengers of Christ) set up an active evangelistic work in conjunction with CAM missionaries. We distributed literature in the parks, the streets, and through mailboxes. Giving approxi- mately 14 evangelistic services, we sang, gave testimonies, and preached. A team from Barcelona joined us for an exciting week of beach evangelism. Trust God with us that the seed sown will be yielding everlasting fruit! We praise God for changed lives, deep- ened Christian walks, new contacts and relationships, and a summer of experiencing God ' s unending faithfulness. True Life Company 1 75-76 True Life Company and Koinonia Company are vibrant groups offering a broad repertoire of music and a pleasing versatility. Their musical messages are appealing to people of all ages and tastes, and minister effectively in a variety of settings, including worship services, youth meetings, retreats, and banquets. TRUE LIFE COMPANY: Vicki Brown, Carlene Kidwell, Kay Fry, Kathy Stanley, Barb Bellcfeuille, Carol Goodrich, Catherine Matthews, John Fryc, Dana Kuhn, Ralph Enlow, Jon Simmons, Dave Belle Isle, Brian Harms, Brian Pnllaman, and Chris Kidwell (Sound Engineer). Koinonia Company 75-76 KOINONIA COMPANY: Elaine Enlow, Che- ryl Hannum, Vicki Whire, Terry Arant, Mary Ruth Clark, Kathy Alderman, Debbie Glick, Randy Hamrick, Friedhelm Weinbrenncr, Den- , Ken Lupton, Seth Hewitt, Larry Elembaum, Mike Clark (Sound Engineer), Hans Taul (Student Advisor). Accompanying both groups are faculty members Frank A. Fry, producer and faculty advisor, and Carol Kirkpatrick, music director. Chapel Choir Lifting up Our Hearts Through Song Now unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, Be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen. Steven Boyd, Pres.; Cathy Clinton, Soc. Ch.. Billy Barber, Recording Eng.; Kathy Donnelly, Sec; Jeff Wayne, Business Manager; Laurie Helms. Librarian; Miss Kirkpatrick and Mr. Sup- plee. Directors. Band The band led us in worship, praising our God with various instruments. They played for chapels and entertainment under the direction and training of Miss Kirkpatrick. OFFICERS: Jeenie Wilson, Scott Powell, Vivian Johnson. NOT PIC- TURED: Ralph Newcombt. Media Methods WCBC WCBC provides daily entertainment and listening enjoyment. Regular news broadcasts inform students of current events in order that they may minister more effectively in today ' s world. The job of keeping WCBC on the air pro- vides practical training for those inter- ested in radio. RIGHT: Candy Preston, Sec.-Trcas., Rhonda Worrell, Chief Announcer; Steve Johnson, Pro- gram Director. Ce Be Cean Published twice a month, the CeBeCean centers on campus news and issues. Stu- dents voice opinions and suggestions on current problems while gaining valuable experience in journalism. ABOVE: Winrer quarter staff members with advisor Mr. Alexander. rl Q Jenes (Activities Ed.), Ron C uSfness Manager), Lois Forr ..—reMass Ed.), er (Sophomore iss Ed.), Randy Martin (Dark RooAk LaVonne Mai I.), Bob Deckard, Butch Phaneuf, and Bill Favata rrie Poland (Copy Ed.), Fred Alexander (Advisc- % ' ' 76 Finial Staff in Action u 9 9 ' ■ ' ? H: V .N - ' ' ■ r t Note from the Editor: I will never walk alone for God walks with me. I need not fear the path ahead for He knows the way I take. As for God, His way is perfect; it is God that girds me with strength and makes my crooked path straight. He has put a new song in my mouth and an expectant hope in my heart — He will never leave nor forsake me. As I walk in the light of His love, He will be the all sufficient One who enables me to take each step with confidence. He lifts my eyes when they are cast down, and He will never entrust to me more than I can bear. For He is the God of all grace, rich in mercy, with unfailing love. His everlasting arms are underneath me and His countenance is my help. I have set the Lord always before me, I shall not be moved! Looking unto Jesus I press on, for He is the Author and Finisher of my faith. w .- In Memory of Mrs. Ruth B. 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Call him at 268 3297, or write to I 30 Belview Dr., Taylors, SC 29687. A NON-DFNOMINATIONAL LIFF INSURANCE COMPANY GEORGE CASE Your PMF Representative Presbyteria tT MINISTERS ' FUND LIRE INSURANCE 130 Belview Drive • Taylors. South Carolina 29687 • 803-268 3297 IT IS SAFE TO TRUST HIM, TRUST HIM WHEN DARK DAYS ASSAIL THEE; TRUST HIM WHEN THY FAITH IS SMALL; TRUST HIM WHEN, TO SIMPLY TRUST HIM, IS THE HARDEST TEST OF ALL, IT IS SAFE TO TRUST HIM, DON ' T WORRY ABOUT A SINGLE THING, BUT THANKFULLY KEEP TALKING TO HIM; AND THE PEACE OF GOD THAT PASSES UNDERSTANDING SHALL KEEP GUARD OVER YOU. PHIL 4:6 7 All for Jesus ' Sake!!! Cool water splashed gently as another dim 1 brown foot was placed in the basin. His hands were slow and gentle as he washed each foot JOYFULLY, with a smile on his lips and a prayer in his heart for each one. Even so. Lord Jesus, may I serve with my towel and basin the ones you have placed in my life. May I JOYFULLY do the dirty-brown tasks — with a smile on my lips and a prayer in my heart for those I serve. Susanna Jones LIGGETT REXALL DRUGS 156 Trenholm Plaza Shopping Center :% Ronald E. Barber While Looking Unto Jesus in 1975-1976 We Took Another Step Toward Our Goal of Knowing Him and Making Him Known Many heartfelt THANKS go to those who were an extension of God ' s goodness in helping us along the way. The consistent love and prayers, thoughtfulness and concern shown, led us together in triumph! Consider yourselves a precious part of the ' great things He has done ' — and to God be the glory! A special word of appreciation for ' extra help ' goes to: Dad The R.A.s Those back home The Deans of Men and Women ' Mutual Hearts ' Our enduring roommates Editors: Donalda Smith, Grad School Jake Williams, Seniors Lois Forry, Juniors Dottie Peoples, Sophomores Ron Cooper, Freshmen Alison Fisher, Asst. Editor, Faculty and Staff Priscilla Jones, Activities Steve Baker, Sports LaVonne Martin, Business Manager, Ads Dorrie Poland, Copy Photographers and darkroom staff : Bill Favata, Photo Chief Butch Phaneuf Stu Carlson Zack Slaughter Bob Deckard Mike Clark Randy Martin Doug Gilmore Fred Schmid Bryan Harms A note of gratitude for such excellent assistance goes to Fred Alexander, my 1 Advisor; Bill Favata, ' honorable photo chief; and to LaVonne Martin, my money manager — a team that can ' t be beat! Thanks you guys! It ' s been real, Sharon Chatlos, editor Ackerman, Dale 87 Adams, Trudy 77 Ahlen, Ollie 35 Alcala, Rick 77 Alderman, Kathy 54 Alewine, Scott 87 Alexander, Connie 87 Alexander, Jenifer 77 Alexander, Kathryn ... 87 Alf ord, Mike 87 Allen, Horace 87 Allen, James 87 Andous, Benjamin 35 Ang, Joanne 55 Angstadt, Dale 65 Arant, Terry 77 Arma, Richard 35 Arnold, Kirk 65 Atwood, Trudy 87 Auld, Steve 45 Ayers, Phil 59 Baine, E. Y 77 Baker, Diana 35 Baker, Gilbert 35 Baker, Steve 87 Balmer, Kevin 87 Ball, Randall 77 Banks, David 65 Barbee, Libby 87 Barber, Billy 87 Barber, David 55 Barber, Nancy 55 Barmore, Richard 77 Barnett, Linda 35 Barrentine, Melvin 56 Barron, Richard 65 Baskette, John 77 Bayuszik,Jane 65 Bayuszik, Renay 87 Bazemore, Merry 50 Beall, Bruce 53 Bearce, Kathy 35 Becker, Nicholas 62 Bell, Ralph 35 Bellefeuille, Barb 59 Belle Isle, David 78 Bennetch, Charles 35 Bennetch, Kathleen ... 35 Bennett, Roger 65 Benton, Rick 57 Blanche, Caroline 51 Bishop, Leonard 35 Bizjak, Tom 87 Black, Donna 51 Bodie, Ben 87 Boggs, Linda 87 Boland, Jerry 88 Bondurant, Carol 88 Bondurant, Marcia 62 Bonner, Keith 54 Bonner, Susan 54 Bonnette, Joel 88 Borack, Tony 88 Bowen,John 53 Boyd, Norman 47 Boyd, Steven 78 Bradley, Joel 88 Brant, Alton 50 Brant, Virginia 65 Briggs, Douglas 88 Brodie, George 44 Brower, Steve 88 Brower, Tom 54 Brown, Patricia 78 Brown, Phil 88 Brown, Vicki 56 Browning, Mary 66 Brueck, Steven 66 Bryant, John 78 Bryan, Jane 78 Bubeck, Paul 78 Burkett, Emory 88 Burnett, John 78 Burnett, Rebecca 88 Busbee, Ken 78 Cable, Karen 66 Cable, Rob 78 Cagle, James 66 Cail, George 88 Cail, James 60 Calhoun, Rachael 78 Calvert, David 35 Campbell, Rick 88 Campbell, Tom 88 Capron, Mary 66 Carlson, Stuart 78 Carlton, Jeff 78 Cate, Sherri 88 Cather, Lynda 88 Cathey, Susan 66 Cedarholm, Lois 44 Chambers, Amy 78 Chambers, Marsha 50 Chan, Han 35 Chapman, James 78 Chase, Jon 35 Chatf ield, Ruth 78 Chatlos, Sharon 66 Child, Beverly 35 Chinn, Leiton 35 Chou, David 35 Chuchta, Nia 88 Chuchta, Peter 88 Chumley, Richard 66 Clark, Cathy 88 Clark, Cindy 88 Clark, Lawrence 66 Clark, Mike 66 Clark, Mary Ruth 79 Clayton, Chris 79 Clendenin, Dan 66 Cline, Pattie 56 Clinton, Cathryn 88 Clowney, Renee 79 Cobb, Ronald 66 Coberlyjeff 51 Coburn, Luke 36 Cocke, Randy 79 Coglianese, Joan 79 Coleman, Janet 36 Collier, Byron 88 Conant, Paul 36 Cook, Dane 36 Cook, Mary 36 Cook, Randy 79 Cooper, Ron 79 Corey, Rick 88 Cort, Becky 88 Costa, Lynn 67 Cottle, Donna 67 Cox, David 79 Crawford, Bruce 89 Cregan, Thomas 67 Crist, Susan 67 Crow, Georg e 36 Crowe, John 36 Crowe, Linn 36 Curl, Rebecca 56 Daniel, Laura 49 Danner, Allen 49 Darr, Rich 47 Dattero, Rosalie 67 Daugaard, Curt 89 Davis, Joya 89 Davis, Michael 79 Davis, Paul 54 Davison, Richard 67 Dea, Godwin 36 Dealjim 79 Dean, Charlotte 44 Dean, Mick 79 Deckard, Bob 89 DeHartJoel 89 Dewson, Sheryl 89 DiPaola, Silvana 67 Dobelstein, Gail 48 Donahue, Joseph 67 Donnelly, Kathy 89 Doster, Keith 89 Duhan, Becky 46 Duhan, Lynn 79 Dunlap, Patricia 67 Dunn, Ted 89 Duvall, Carol 79 Duvall, Joy 67 Edge, Janice 89 Edgecombe, Stephen .... 36 Effa, Marvin 62 Ekpenyong, Charles .... 67 Elenbaum, Larry 51 Elkins, Gary 67 Elligson, Ken 89 Ellis, Janet 79 Endicott, Linda 48 Engel, Beth 52 Engen, Matt 89 Enlow, Elaine 79 Enlow, Ralph 36 Enniss, Gary 67 Erdmann, Dawn 67 Eriksen, Aaron 68 Erway, Sally 36 Estes, Gregory 68 Estes, Joseph 68 Estes, Nell 36 Evans, David 89 Evans, Robert 36 Falink, Dianne 79 Falink, Michele 79 Fallon, Gary 68 Faris, Stephen 62 Farster, Patty 89 Favata, William 68 Fera, Joseph 68 Fetter, Paula 57 Fisher, Alison 80 Fleetwood, James 68 Fleming, Caroline 36 Fleming, Don 36 Flintof f , Eric 36 Floyd, Richard 80 Ford, Peg 58 Forgus, Cliff 36 Forty, Lois 89 Foster, David 36 Fowler, Russell 36 Frazier, Charles 37 Fridlund, Tor 37 Frye, John 56 Frye, Mary 89 Frye, Rachel 89 Fulks, Terry 68 Fullerjim 89 Fuller, Kathy 89 Galdo, Gabriel 68 Gant, Vernard 69 Garner, Chuck 80 Gaston, Edward 69 Gaudry, Arleen 69 Gebhardt, Otto 54 Gentry, Valerie 69 Gerow, Betty 37 Gillespie, David 61 Gleaton, Loretta 59 Glick, Deborah 69 Glick, Theresa 80 Goodemote, Debbie . . . . 89 Goodman, Ruth 89 Goodrich, Carol 69 Grasty, James 69 Graves, Roy 50 Grayson, Cathy 37 Greene, Lloyd 89 Greer, Penny 80 Griffin, Jeff 56 Grigg, Toni 89 Grinton,Jane 80 Gross, Esther 80 Gumm, Rebekah 37 Hack, Priscilla 53 Hale, Doug 89 Hale, Lisa 69 Hall, Danny 55 Hall, Karan 52 Hallila, Brian 61 Hallila, Joyce 90 Ham, Elsie 90 Hammack, Terry 58 Hampton, Perry 90 Hamrick, Randy 80 Hancock, Rebecca 90 Hannum, Cheryl 69 Hardeman, Mike 59 Harkrider, Vicki 37 Harms, Bryan 80 Harrah, Charlie 80 Harris, Nancy 80 Hart, Anthony 69 Haslett, Reggie 80 Hayes, Sally 90 Hays, Tina 69 Hazeltine, Mike 90 Helms, Laurie Ann 90 Henderson, Dennis 37 Henry, Larry 90 Herlong, Ben 80 Hester, Nash 37 Hewitt, Seth 45 Higham, Jeanne 37 Hillyer, Michael 90 Hinson, Samuel 69 Hitzing, David 80 Hodges, Cynthia 69 Hodges, Nelson 69 Hoke, Karen 90 Holmes, Iris 59 Hopkins, Ruth 51 Hopkins, Sandi 90 Horton, Deborah 81 Hotek, Dan 90 Houston, Barb 59 Hovis, Krista 45 Howard, Phyllis 54 Hoyt, Becky 47 Hubbard, Jeannie 81 Hubbard, Nancy 69 Huber, Timothy 70 Hughey, Kay 48 Hungerpiller, Deb 81 Hunt, Hall 51 Hurst, Charlotte 37 Hutchins, Suzanne 90 Hutto, Bobby 56 Hyatt, Lynn 54 Inglis, Bev 81 Ivey, Sharon 90 Jackson, Beth 37 Jackson, Cindy 90 Jackson, Terri 90 Jacobson, Earl 90 James, Douglas 37 James, Ricki e 37 Jarrett, Robert 37 Jernigan, Debbie 90 Jodry, Curt 90 Johnson, Carol 70 Johnson, Colleen 81 Johnson, Cynthia 70 Johnson, Doug 63 Johnson, Frances 59 Johnson, John 37 Johnson, Scott 90 Johnson, Stephen 46 Johnson, Steven 81 Johnson, Vivian 37 Johnson, Walter 70 Johnston, Amanda 90 Johnston, Gordon 70 Johnston, Keevil 47 Johnston, Rebecca 70 Jones, Barbie 90 Jones, Eugene 37 Jones, Hedy 90 Jones, Kathy 81 Jones, Priscilla 70 Jones, Steven 61 Jones, Susanna 90 Jones, Suzette 90 Kennedy, Randy 90 Kidwell, Chris 70 Kim, Soon 37 Kinchjo 45 Kittrell, Steve 81 Kivinzi, Titus 37 Knussman, Garry 38 Krautler, Mark 81 Krecker, Cinda 81 Kuhn, Dana 56 Kupferschmid, Pam .81 Kupferschmid, Paul .81 Kupferschmid, Sharon 81 Kyle, David 70 Lamb, Jeannie 81 Lamb, Ruthie 91 Landry, Ashley 91 Lanier, Rhonda 82 Layman, Jessica 58 Lee, John 82 Leetch, Jessica 91 Leetch, William 38 Leland, Paul 91 Lewis, Hal 91 Lind, Joyce 91 Lipscomb, Bubba 57 Liverman, Jeff 91 Liverman, Richard 62 Livingston, David 82 Livingston, Susan 91 Long, James 38 Long, Judith 38 Long, Kathy 91 Long, Robert 38 Lopez, Andres 38 Lopez, Fay 70 Lovingood, Fred 70 Low, Annette 91 Lowe, Alan 54 Ludwick, Dub 82 Ludwick, Susan 38 Lupton, Ken 55 Lyden, Brian 91 Macomber, David 38 Mahler, Reay 91 Mahoney, Daniel 38 Mahoney, Jennie 38 Majors, David 60 Mallon, Henry 54 Malone, Patti 82 Manapat, Galen 70 March, Ruth 82 Marion, Keith 91 Marquardt, Evelyn 70 Marshall, Verne 71 Martin, Bruce 61 Martin, Deborah 71 Martin, Karen 91 Martin, LaVonne 71 Martin, Randy 82 Martinez, Joel 71 Matthews, Catherine. . . .71 Matthews, Debbie 49 Maurer, Mindi 45 May, Leonard 38 May, Marilyn 38 Maybury, Richard 38 Maybury, Susan 38 McAbee,Jeny 82 McAndrew, Tim 71 McCain, Mike 55 McCray.John 48 Mcintosh, Angus 71 McKeown, Jane 82 McKinniss, Rick 55 McLain, Alan 59 McLamb, Michael 71 McNealy,Jeanette 38 McQuilkin,Jan 82 Mc Williams, Kevin 91 Medina, Raymond 72 Melton, Sarah 72 Miller, Rick 72 Mills, Sandra 38 Minich, Dennis 91 Mollohan, Kathilene .91 Monroe, Ann Marie .... 91 Morgan, Renita 72 Morningstar, Scott 91 Morse, Priscilla 52 Moore, Jerri 83 Mullendore, Jennifer . . 92 Munn, James 38 Musser, Mark 92 Nasshan, Ken 92 Nehlsen, Deborah 60 Nelms, Liz 83 Nelson, Jean 38 Newsom, Jo 92 Newton, John 52 Ng, Monica 38 Niewoehner, Marilyn ... 38 Nihart, Gary 92 Noe, Robyn 92 Noell, Francis 72 Nordman, Leslie 72 Norris, Debbie 92 Noverini, Michael 83 Obwa, Samson 72 Odom, Lester 92 Owens, Linda 50 Palka, Emily 92 Palmer, Gene 92 Patsel, Ginger 92 Payne, Gene 83 Payne, Kim 44 Peach, Wes 53 Pearce, Claudia 49 Peck, Richard 83 Peek, Stuart 72 Pennings, Ken 92 Peoples, Dottie 83 Perrucci, Thomas 38 Peterson, Paul 72 Pettit, Dana 53 Phaneuf , Wayne 83 Phelps, Sharon 92 Phelps, Sylvia 72 Phillips, Mark 72 Phillips, Murray 38 Pif er, Rosemary 83 Pifer, Timothy 73 Pittard.JoBeth 92 Pittard, Mike 83 Plunkett, Danny 39 Poland, Dorrie 73 Polvinen, Katrina 73 Pomeroy, Ann 92 Poppell, Patty 92 Potter , Alice 39 Potts, Mike 83 Powell, Keigh 50 Powell, Scott 83 Powell, Steve 73 Powlison, Keith 83 Preston, Brent 92 Preston, Candy 73 Price, Alice 73 Price, Connie 54 Price, Donald 92 Price, Jean 58 Price, Lila 58 Prichard, Bob 92 Priest, Bob 92 Prillman, Brian 39 Pritchard, Alfred 92 Pruitt, James 83 Pruitt, Miriam 83 Queen, Harold 39 Queen, John 83 Quillin, Scott 73 Rabon, Mary 93 Rambikur, Steve 73 Rast, Don 93 Reed, Martin 39 Reed, Nick 93 Reimer, Mary Ann 55 Reimer, Sam 55 Renich, Lyn 93 Renner, Michael 93 Richsecker, Pete 83 Riddle, Randolph 39 Ridenour, George 93 Riley, Sally 93 Riley, Steve 93 Riseden, Karen 73 Ritchie, Shirley 84 Roberts, Lewis 39 Roediger, Stephen 84 Roehl, Stephen 84 Rogers, Carl 39 Rogers, Norman 53 Rogers, Patricia 39 Rohrer, Linda 84 Ropp, Jeanne 39 Ross, Bert 84 Rumler, Ben 84 Rumsey, Cindy 46 Rupp, Martha 39 Russ, Randy 93 Rutledge, Eva Lou 39 Rutledge, Talmadge ... 93 Ryan, Mark 58 St. Germain, Brezil 39 Salmon, Chris 62 Sauter, Linda 93 Schaef fer, Amy 73 Schaef f er, Don 84 Schmid, Fred 93 Schmidt, Bob 84 Schuit, Colleen 93 Schuit, Kathleen 93 Schwandt, Chuck 93 Schwandt, Dick 93 Schwab, Ruth 84 Scott, Danny 84 Scott, Stuart 73 Seeds, Lynn 84 Sellers, John 39 Sherrod, Scott 84 Shimp, Vicki 93 Shiplett, Doug 84 Shipley, William 39 Shull, David 73 Shumate, Dennis 73 Silman, Sally 84 Simcheck, Carol 47 Simmons, Jon 46 Simmons, Steve 84 Simoneau, James 74 Singer, Dwight 39 Singleton, Lucy 39 Slaughter, Zack 85 Small, Benjamin 85 Smith, Catherine 39 Smith, Donalda 39 Smith, Ernest 93 Smith, Jennie 60 Smith, Libby 74 Smith, Margaret 93 Smith, Nellie 85 Smith, Ray 40 Smith, Stan 85 Smith, Vicki 93 Smitherman, Sandy 94 Smyth, Dan 74 Snipes, Keith 94 Sottile, Gaetano 94 Spencer, Barry 74 Sprouse, Sharon 85 Stalvey, David 85 Stanley, Kathleen 47 Stanley, Richard 94 Stavenuiter, Paula 94 Stephens, Shawn 94 Stirewalt, Pam 94 Stout, Stewart 74 Strader, Cathy 94 Stratton, Dennis 40 Sturgeon, David 74 Sturrock, Catherine 85 Summerville, Diane .... 94 Sutherland, Hazel 74 Sutherland, Ron 94 Takeuchi,Jean 40 Taul, Hans 63 Taylor, Earnie 74 Taylor, Gunda 74 Taylor, William 85 Temple, Dennis 40 Thomas, Doug 94 Thomas, John 94 Thomas, Melba 40 Thompson, Bob 85 Thompson, Debi 94 Thompson, Linda 74 Thompson, Wilbur ... .85 Totty, Bobby 94 Tucker, Martha 85 Tuggy, Dale 74 Turley, Diane 85 Turner, Elijah, C 74 Turner, Nani 74 Tuttle, Alecia 94 Uhlman, Janice 40 Van Amerongen, David . 94 Van Engen, Bernice ... .40 Van Fleet, Larry 40 Van Gorder, Gini 57 Vega, Cesar 40 Vidaljohn 53 Wade, Dennis 85 Wagleyjill 40 Waites, Bob Waites, Debbie Walker, Michael Walker, Stuart Wall, Chuck Walsh, William Ward, Stephen Wayne, Jeff Weaver, Edward Weigant, Sheryl Weinbrenner, Friedhelrr West, William Westman, Nancy Whalen, Thomas Wheeler, Pat Wheeler, Valerie White, Andy White, Vickie Wiens, Shirley Willey, Thomas Williams, Ken Williams, Jake Williams, Ron Wilson, Jennie Wilson, Parks Wilson, Stephanie Winchell, Joel Wingo, Ted Winn, Jul ie Winn, Wendall Winter, Donald Wolfe, Martha Wood, Tom Woodward, Barbara .... Wooten, Carolyn Worrell, Rhonda Worthington, June Wray, Cynthia Wrotten.Beth • Wylong, George ' Young, Joy ; Zaprzalka, Tom : Ziebarth, Sharyne • Samuel, Jacob i P.S. If your name has be omitted, take heart; it recorded in the Lamb Book of Life. If not, please submit yoi life to Jesus Christ — h will not forget you! Yoi name is imprinted on tl palms of His hands. I HiHI ■ ' l ;j Columbia Bible Col lege : 1 | } ; -]