Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

fmon Columbia PiWt CoHt t l oiufflo 44 POM r G TOGETHER tN Hfll 7y LB OF CO V7B V75 JNl OmUION -l B ■ . . ) 5TUOB V7 Lf f B )0 O QAMsMfON 22 670 76 d% VAL Lly AN bUff 44 QU 6LH001 52; 6B fOP6 1% 0U vrOP6 96 60TH0ri0PB6 1)0 FPB6HI1BA 124 CL06f A G 132 Dedication The 1982-83 student body wishes to dedicate the 1983 FINIAL to Dr. Terry C. Hulbert. Provost and Dean of the Graduate School. Not only do we appreciate his faithfulness in serving us. but also the wealth of experience he brings to CBC. Following training at Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Hulbert taught Greek at Northwestern College in Minneapolis and also pastored churches. From 1957-69 he and his wife served with the Africa Evangelical Fellowship in Zambia, teaching at a rural Bible Institute and later founding the urban Bible College of Central Africa. After two years as Director of the Africal Evangelical Fellowship in the United States, Dr. Hulbert was appointed Dean of the Graduate School in 1972. He was appointed Provost in 1982. Since his arrival at the Grad School it has grown in size with over 300 students and 12 faculty members. Dr. Hulbert is a gardening enthusiast, dedicated teacher, administrator and friend to both graduate and undergraduate students. He is always ready with a word of encouragement, advice or whatever need a student might have. A combination of competence, experience and service is a testimony to God ' s workmanship. Truly, Terry Hulbert is God ' s Visual Aid among us! Growing — Closer Together As We Grow Closer To Him He Is The Bond Which Brings Us Together Pain Draws Us to Christ. Growing Steadily Upward Toward Our Goal The Calling Of Christ ikkkkkWkJddddd W ' f fipffifif f f mm To tTHti? w nm Student Life CBC Style The CBC Student Handbook described the Columbia Bible College family as community of disciples . The school had a common goal of daily victorious Christian Living and fruitful service for Jesus Christ , in order to make knowing Him a reality and mak- ing Him known a priority. There were many ways students, faculty and staff alike, worked to reach these goals. The CBC atmosphere prompted the student toward spiritual growth in many ways. All CBC family mem- bers were encouraged to pray both in Chapel Services, Geographical Prayer Groups and Koinonia Small Prayer Groups. They were also prompted to spe|| time with God daily on a individual, personal ba ' Students were taught the importance of the loi Day and participation in a Biblical local church. Tj also offered the opportunity for students to mini while still in a learning atmosphere, through Chrisi Service assignments. f Each student learned through practical experience how to live with his fellowmen. This was learned both through relationships within the dorms and through contacts around campus. Even during the pressures of exams and projects, students strove to have the mind of Christ Jesus, esteeming the others around them as better than themselves. (Philippians 2:4-5) Servant- hood was learned through College Service assign- ments. | The CBC family members grew, both in their knowl- edge of God and in their personal responsibility to God, Knowing Him and making Him known . For whom The Bell Tolls When one entered CBC, a beil should have gone off in his head ... in fact one did several times daily. Bells rang here as gentle reminders of all that had to be done. At 6il5 a.m. dorm students were greeted with a ringing good morning and at 6t40 a.m. thef were prompted to begin their quiet-time. The 7ilO a.m. bell rang out that breakfast was soon to bl served in Leavel ' s Cafeteria. The bells would then re« l om their hard morning ' s work, not to be heard again until 7tO0 p.m.. when they reminded us that studiM awaited and there was much to be done before bedl time. The bells helped us to learn discipline and thai discipline brought about growth. So if anyone won| ders where the bell tolls . . It tolls at CBC. Hitting The Books Studying was a prime pastime of CBC students — loved by most, tolerated by a few and needed by all. Understanding God ' s Word was no easy task, but professors stimulated students to know God and knowing Him involved learning. Because of this, the Learning Resources Center (affectionately known as the LRC) became the school ' s melting pot and in essence became all things to all men. To the sociable Freshman, the LRC became a place to study a little and socialize Q-U-l-E-T-L-Y. To the struggling Sophomore it was a haven of wise Juniors and Seniors who had survived BIB 203 and were will- ing to offer help and give testimony to the fact that there was life after hermeneutics. The Junior viewed the LRC as a place to ponder theology and day-dream about becoming a Senior To the Senior it became a quiet place to work on his doctrinal and his Senior Chapel message. And to the graduate student — it was simply home. Studying brought about growth and the LRC was a place to laugh together, to struggle together, to share together, to learn together and to grow together in Him. Socializing CBC Style! Social life at CBC was a conglomeration of a and events. Bible College student s enjoyed j sponsored by the Student Association during j quarter. Brother and sister halls ate a picn| together and they participated in an excitii| race which included, among other things, a c| a three legged race, a skateboard push ani squeeze. The Graduate School also held a pic| ing fall quarter which offered good food. J| games for all. ? = ; - ' - - ' --K-i ' ' -v i: ' ' =;3 Women ' s Open House was al ohieftddun) tcr. The girls dressed fifties style li dtt o||th«| er hall to Leavcl ' s Soda Shop |formerly teivjel tcria) for dinner. Each hall and tlw gcad iti entertained the fellows with such cUisSfccl We ' re Going Huntin . Th opened for the guys to see Campus Life Social activities were not limited to planned calend events. Social life at CBC encouraged development in relating to others. This development was brought about in a variety of ways. The cafeteria became not only a place to ell place to socialize as well. Wednesday night was inf mally considered date night, when one would ofi, see a brave, but slightly nervous titan walking over collect the girl of his choice for dinner. After dine he would take her for a walk down that famous sf of asphalt known as Faculty Row. The cafeteria | many times the place to hold hall dates, where I entire men ' s hall took one entire women ' s haltf dinner. Themes for dress ranged from dressy to coun try to zany and all involved had a great time. Mi l- tlmes were also tiroes to share with one aj ' small groups, to meet new people, to lau| encourage one another. The Student Center was also a place where pebj met. Whether it was to shoot pool or play a game cti ping-pong or just to console one another when thiei mailbox was. once again, empty. Social life took on many other forms but the result was always the same growing and developing Christ centered relation- ships. Students Entering Winter Quarter 1st row: Nelson Haynes. Maude John- son. Shelia Cooper. Gwyneth Gray. Ka- ren Yandle. Dianne Stephenson. Liz Coo- per. John Dawson. Zemo Audu. Karen Edscorn. Thomas Marks. 2nd row: Sherry Baleman. Marylin Corey, D ' Lynn Belisario. David Worth- inglon. Merle Dye. Joun Dawson. Don- ald Bell. Ed Washburn 3rd row: Richard Hadeed. Miriam Gebb. Chas Sulita. Dan Dather. Bill Combell. d d kkkkfd Wd kWfJdd )fif fif fififiP(if ( Pfii6mWtNQ TO BTHtl? IN HfM Coordinating Council Student Association Grad Life Council To Know Him and To Make Him Known was the most important goal to those involved in Student Associ- ation. As these students reinforced the school motto they also strived to promote fellowship among one another. tion is, ... to promote the achievement of the objec- tives of Columbia Bible College, and to involve the students ... in all school events and organizations, and supervise these in such a way to assure their suc- cess. The Coordinating Council is made up of the presidents and vice-presidents of the Student Association and the Grad Life Council and the presidents of the Foreign Missions Fellowship and the Off Campus Organization. The objective of this council as stated in the constitu- Coordinating Council — I st row left to right: Grad Life Council President, Kob Black: President. Tim Unruh: 2nd row: advisor. Dr. E.P. McQuay: pres. Off-Campus. George Browen president, Sieve Richardson; sec, Mary Beth Vitale: 3rd row: V-Pres., Kareit Gerald: Treas.. Chris Doyle: president, Rob Thiessen. Grad Life Council — 1st row left to right; sec.-Treas., Kathy Fairclolh: Vice-Pres., Karen Gerald: 2nd row: President. Rob Black: SMF Rep., Walter Johnston: Koinonia. Charles Young. The purpose of the Grad Life Council is to encourage interpersonal ministries and fellowship with one an- other as well as to be concerned with the students of the Graduate school. Student Association: Left to Right — Sealed: Bill Don- nelly, Debbie Fadden, Tim Unwh. Mary Ann Butcher. Steve Baleman. Christie Richardson. Standing: Rob- ert Thiessen. Chris Doyle. Chad Dawson. Tracy Van Hee. Chris Mills. Charles Covington. Working together patiently and prayerfully with the on-campus men. the Men ' s Dorm Council had many profitable experiences. The Men ' s Dorm Council also organized a Men ' s Open House which enabled the women to sec how they really live. Each of the men ' s rooms were open to all students, faculty and staff. Because of organization and much hard work, the year was a great success. Mens Dorm Council — row I left to right: Larry Jones, Gary Greene, Chuck Peters. Den- nis Dunlap, Bo Thompson Row 2; Rick Kauh. David Peal, Milch Gaulden. Chris Mills, Rob ert Pellell Men ' s Dorm Council Women ' s Dorm Council Women ' s Dorm Council: Jennifer Van- Kuren, Deb Fadden, Dana Davison, Becky Thornton. Marianna Kavanaugh, Kim Jackson, Rebecca Flake, Susan Fischel, Gail Berry, Beth Owen, Becky Balint, Paula Kendall, Nancy Fausnaught. Kristin Beavers. Maintaining a high standard of Christian living among on- campus women was the main purpose of the Women ' s Dorm Council. In order to achieve this goal, the Women ' s Dorm Council worked with the women to encourage them to live a life centered around Christ. Women ' s Open House w as the highlight of the year. The Women ' s Dorm Council worked diligently with the women in order to prepare their halls and rooms for the fellowship and refreshments which were open to all students, staff and faculty. Musical Ministries Musical opportunities at CBC were many-faceted and encouraged growth and ministry. This year the music department offered something for everyone in both style and experience level. The Grad Singers were an ensemble composed of graduate students who sang music of a more classical style. The Chapel Choir offered experience in the area of group singing and was ideal for either newcomers to choral singing or for Freshmen who were entering into the CBC music program for the first time. The Ambassador Choir sang music encompassing a vari- ety of styles and the musical team. Creation, per- formed music with a more contemporary sound. Whatever style, mode or form the music took on. all of the musical groups at CBC worked toward the same goal — knowing Him first and then making Him known to everyone to which they ministered. The Ambassador Choir and Grad Singers were under the direction of Dr. Jerry Friesen. The Chapel Choir was directed by Bill Hoyt during the Fall quarter and by William Supplee for the remainder of the year. Cynthia Nelson worked with the Musical Team. Team: Front row left to right: Hedda Erickson, Anita Adams. Joanna Phillips. Kathy Walton. Back row left to right: Ron Grant. Keith Torian. Greg Jenks. Scott Morgan. Miss Nelson Grad Singers: Karen Gerald. Sue Stapleton. Kalhy Lee VanSant, Mary Ann Pells. Karen Harris. Devri Brownell. Jennifer Jolly, Kathy Faircloth, Doug Zachary. Paul Bridgman, Charlie Davidson. Alfred Horsford. David Stoddard. Jim Fergue- son. Carl Rodgers, Terry Fancey, Dr. Frieson (director). Chapel Choir — Row I left to right: Shannon Cross, Sarah Moore. Patricia Hunter. Amy Phillips. Kim Smith. Janice Busenitz. Mara Lee Green. Linda Steyne. Ruth Hampshire Row 2 left to right: Carlton Deal. Cheryl Jensen. Lisa Neil. Joy Bergey. Lynn Powell. Mary Bishop. Jane Staffacher. Faith Bartholomew. Mr. Bill Supplee (director) Row 3 left to right: James Sutherland. Bill Lelchworth. Bob Uhls. Martha Perry, Mary Beth Wenger. Mark Moore. Rick Walker. Ken Toler Ambassador Choir The Ambassador Choir represented CBC as its official touring choir. They worked together, under the direc- tion of Dr. Jerry Friesen to share the message of Christ and to minister both in the Columbia area and in many others parts of the United States. The theme of the choir ' s program was Christ ' s second coming and the sort of people Christians should be in light of His coming. During the Fall quarter, in addition to local concerts, the choir spent a weekend ministering in Savannah, Georgia and in Charleston. South Carolina. Choir members spent their Spring break participating in a tour including concerts in North Carolina. West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois. Tennessee, and South Caroli- na. Formed under the auspices of the Ambassador Choir, the new musical team included choir members. They were directed by Cynthia Nelson. The team, named Creation, followed up the choir ' s ministry with a six- week extended tour during the summer months. Srow tft , ' o Hgh... Rebecca Flake. Bill Donnelly. Anita Adan,s. S.oti Morgan. Jacc,u; Asbury. Tin, Unruh. Hedda Erickson. Phil Gohde. Joanna Phillips. Jon Hampshire. Kelly Faulk. „ .. ty, ,. p „ „„, p,tr,c Mallorv Mike Second Row: Cindi Rainsberger. Vic Copan. Helen Copan. Carlos Alayon. Kathy Walton. Ron Grant. Patnce Mallory. M.ke Warner. Karyl Hathaway. Paul Copan. Ruth Sanders. ., , - t p,„ ci inn r n;,vid Rrilev Third Row: Rick Byers. Faith Petlon (not pictured). Chuck Baker. Dana Davidson. Naok, Okamura. Pan, Sk.nner. Dav,d Bnley. Cindy Cottrel. Denny Heiberg. Connie Williams , c i nh T ri,n r;,thv Grav Peter Fourth Row: Leeanne Sandifer. Peter Knapp. Betty Prinzing. Nelson Haynes. Carolyn Fnesen. Ke.th Tonan. Cathy Gray. Rosenberger. Penny Brannan. Greg Jenks. Jennifer Linde. Pi Gamma Ti and gamma are the first let- ters of two Greek words which mean faithful wives. This organi- zation involved the wives of stu- dents. These wives were often seen having bake or craft sales around the campus. Their main objective was to lift up one another with fel- lowship, encouragement, and pray- er. WCBC j Radio W.C.B.C. Radio: Ron Grant, Mike Warner, Andy Lamb International Students Student Missions Fellowship The Student Missions Fellowship filled the year full of activities geared toward raising missions awareness and encouraging missions participation. The group worked to plan, fund and execute a summer missions project. They offered information on summer missions through a suppertime program entitled Summer Missions Weekly. SMF also led a number of chapel services during the year, sponsored World Christian Week and GO ' 82 and held various Geographical Prayer Groups. SMF Members Left lo Right: Lula Wanaselja. Secretary: Cindy Cottrell. Walt Johnston. Jim Mattson. David Bailey. Alfred Horsford. Jane Bouslred. Kathy Palumbo. Paul Sinclair. Treasurer: Rick Weingarlner. Bev Aylor. Steve Richardson. President: Dr. Steyne. Advisor; Paul Robelot. Paul Bridgeman, Vice-President: Harry Rauh. World Christian Week, sponsored by SMF had a two- fold purpose. It sought to raise student awareness of missions in order to encourage all students, whether heading toward the pastorate, teaching or secular work, to become World Christians. It also allowed opportunity for those interested in career or short- term missions to talk with missions representatives. Included in the week ' s many activities were a mis- sions centered Prayer Day, special chapel speakers and the showing of the film Firstfruits. Global Outreach 82 SMF . . . learning, praying, giving, going together — in anticipation of that glorious day when a great multitude from every nation, tribe, people and tongue will be represented before the throne of God and the Lamb. (Rev. 7:9) Off Campus Organization Bringing together the off campus students with the on campus students was the main purpose of the Off Campus Student ' s Organization. Activities were planned in order to encourage spiritual growth as well as to enrich the social life of these off campus students. Off-Campus Student Officers: Seated: Skip Purdy. Prayer Group Chairman; John Fain, Social Chairman; Ray Ripperger, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: George Brower, President; David Annis, Vice- President. ikkkkkWdddd WddM f( ftW(¥ f ( Pff GmWfNG 70 BTHEf? JN HfM hmm. i3 8amm .S ' - A Soccer Soccer Team: Standing; Steve Nehhen. Kurt Preston, Paul Copan. David Briley. Keith Wilcl(e. Stephen Wright. Kneeling; Vic Copan. Chris Bitterman. John Connelly. Dan Marsh. Kurt Froelich. Noel Sanchez. Sitting: John Arnold. Dave Miller. Kevin Davidson. Craig Bitterman. Mark Callahan. Doug Orner. 9 ' i£ T I ..♦ ,  ,: - i CBC Roadrace The first annual CBC Fun Run took place on November 13, 1983 with a total of 60 participants involved in the two races. Winning the I V2 mile run was Steve Burchett and Marianna Kavanagh with Jerry Franklin and Laurie-Ann Kavanagh winning the 6.2 mile race. T-shirts were given to all participants. Coordinator of the road race was Martha Mahon. Basketball P.E. Points Everyone was seen around campus spending their free time doing those famous P.E. Points. Students were required to achieve a minimum number of Physical Education Points per week during the quarter. Students were also able to earn these points by participating in a physical education class or else by participating in intramurals. Although these points seemed tough and strenuous to some, others looked forward to their daily workouts. ikkkWd fddddd fdddM )f f ( f ( Pff fiPi( ( mm6 70 EWES IN nm ROBERTSON McQUILKIN. President MARTHA CAIN. Secretary to the President Graduate School Division PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE TERRY HULBERT. Dean of the Graduate School MEG HOLLINGSWORTH. Secretary to the Dean of Graduate School VALERIE JONES, Secretary for Graduate School Faculty Graduate School Faculty HAROLD 8URCHETT. Pastoral Studies WILLIAM T CRABB. Adjunct Faculty Member BILL DAVIDSON Church History STEVE DYER. Teaching Fellow PAUL FERRIS. Old Testament S Pastoral Studies DONALD HAMILTON. Pastoral Studies LOUIS HODGES Theology WILLIAM LARKIN, New Testament S Greek ALEX LUC. Old Testament KEN MULHOLLAND. Missions S Pastoral Studies SYLVIA SMITH. Teaching Assistant PHIL STEYNE. Missions PAUL WRIGHT. Theology S Bible Learning Resources Center LAURA BRASWELL. Director SUSAN WEBSTER. Circulation Supervisor LUCY CLAIBORNE. LRC Secretary CLETA DUNAWAY. Technical Service Librarian EDITH FRYE. Order Assistant MARGARET GRENAWALT, Serials S Reference Librarian RALPH JONES. Assistant Circulation Supervisor DEBBIE REICHEL. CSRD Director COLLEEN STEVENS. Technical Service Assistant — Bible College Division DONALD TROUTEN. Academic Dean of the Bible College VICKIE CLARK. Secretary to Academic Dean of the Bible College Bible College Faculty KAREN ADAMS. Elementary Education S English CLIFF BEDELL. English, Bible S Missions RICHARD BELCHER. English. Bible $ Theology FAY BENNETT. English, Bible S Social Studies MARION BURNS. Adjunct — Psychology JIM HAMRICK. Teaching Assistant — English JAMES M. HATCH. Bible ALBERT McCALLISTER. Philosophy S Theology JOSEPH MAROHL. English JOHNNY MILLER. Bible S Greek SANDY MILLS. English S Speech MARY FAITH PHILLIPS. English, Bible S Education TERRY POWELL. Christian Education RAYMOND SCOTT. Science S Church History CHARLES WENZEL. Bible, Theology S Greek Music Department JERRY FRIESEN, Director BILL HOYT. Music Instructor CYNTHIA NELSON. Music Instructor G. WILLIAM SUPPLEE. Music Instructor JUDY ALBEE. Secretary JOYCE SUPPLEE. Outreach Secretary Christian Service Department J. OTIS BRASWELL. Director S. BRUCE CLAIBORNE. Assistant Director DIANE LOUNSBURY. Assistant MARGARET FERRIS. Secretary MARCIA WILLIAMS. Secretary Registrar ' s Office NEWELL FERRIS. Registrar HELEN FAHRINGER. Assistant Registrar DEBBIE ANDERSON, Assistant to the Registrar LUCY PASCHAL. Secretary Student Affairs Division EARL McQUAY. Dean of Student Affairs AGNES BARR. Secretary to Dean of Student Affairs DARREL SHAVER. Associate Dean for Men GARY ROOP, Assistant Dean for Men TAMMY SHAFER. Secretary to Dean for Men HELEN KORNFIELD. Associate Dean for Women PAULA BERKEY, Assistant Dean for Women MURIEL BRAKE Secretary to Dean for Women HATHAWAY STRUTHERS, Dean for Off-Campus Students DAVID ANNIS. Assistant Dean for Off-Campus Students CINDY HEIBERG, Secretary to Dean for Off- Campus Students LENNA FUNK. College Nurse Business And Finance Division JOHN DAVIDSON. Vice President for Finance SUE MITCHELL, Secretary to Vice President for Finance Accounting JOE BUSH. Controller DONNA GORTEN, General Ledger Accounts Receivable URSULA HUNT. Cashier LARRY HUSS. Accounting Manager TERRI RABON. Accounts Payable DEAN SLADE, Accounts Payable Payroll Stewardship MARTIN WILSON. Director of Stewardship RICHARD SUMMERFORD. Director of Financial Aid SANDY MclVER. Secretary to Director of Financial Aid Business KEITH MARION. Business Manager SHERRY BROWN Secretary to Business Manager and Director of Stewardship flit. li Administrative Services SUE FAIRCLOTH. Supervisor STACEY AILES. Switchboard Word Processing KATIE WILSON. Switchboard Word Processing Computer Services FRED HINEY. Programmer Shipping and Receiving RON FAIRCLOTH. Manager DEXTER CORBETT, Postmaster GRADY HARMON. Postal Clerk Repro Graphics and Built Mailing Services BOB ENDICOTT. Manager PRUE BEDELL. Bulk Mailing ENID HASSON, Secretary MIKE THOMAS. Pressman BOB WENZEL. Pressman Business And Finance Division Cant Food Services BILL LEAVEL. Manager SHIRLEY STEED, Dietician MARGE BADER. Assistant GRADY ENLOW. Assistant CATHERINE LEAVEL, Assistant DAVID MILLER, Assistant MURDICE BURTON. Cook HENRIETTA EDDY. Cook ALEASE FRAZIER, Cook EDNA GIBSON. Cook COLON GREEN. Cook RUTH GREEN. Cook FANNY HOWELL, Cook AUDREY JARVIS. Cook PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE JETTIE NILES, Cook MARY ODOMS. Cook MAE OVERTON. Cook CAROLYN WARNER, Cook PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE ROGER TILTON, Manager BARRY PRUITT, Assistant Manager VASTAR FRYAR. Clerk Physical Plant RIGBA WOLFE. Manager WAYNE PIFER. Assistant Manager CURTIS BLANCHARD. Security Guard GEORGE BROWER. Grounds CINDY CLARK, Secretary DON CLARK, Mechanic LC. FLOYD Carpenter IRVIN HOOVER, Security Guard BUDDY KEMP. Heating 6 Air Conditioning RON LINTON, CBC Village Manager LEE MORRIS, Custodian LEE TUMEY. College Service Supervisor THEODORE WARREN. Custodian RAY WILLIAMS. Electrician Ministry Relations Division BOB KALLGREN. Director of Ministry Relations EVELYN FAULK, Secretary to Director of Ministry Relations Adminissions ED GERMANN. Director of Student Recruitment SANDRA YOUNG. Secretary to the Director of Student Recruitment BOB BYERS. Director of Bible College Admissions GARY DAVIS, Adminissions Counsellor DIANE SANDSBURY. Secretary to Director of Bible College Admissions RUTH HAKES. Director of Graduate School Admissions LINDA SUMMERFORD. Secretary to Director of Graduate School Admissions Career Placement DON JONES. Director LEIGH ANN WEBER. Secretary Biblical Education By Extension LARRY McCULLOUGH, Director JIM WENGER, Assistant Director NANCY YOUMANS. Secretary CINDY MARTINI. Media Specialist Electronic Media RJ. KENNEDY, Manager KATHY MILLER. Secretary LOUIS MARTINI. Technician TOM RAEHL. Technician Hostess BETTY MATTHEWS Information Services BOB WILLIAMS. Director SHERRI deFELICE. Secretary Radio Station WMHK DAVID MORRISON. Program Director ROB GREGORY. Administrative Assistant ROGER HESCH. Announcer DON HUGHES. Chief Announcer GWEN JACKSON. Announcer BECKY JORDAN. Secretary SUE MULDER. Alumni Office RALPH ENLOW. Director SUSAN YOUNG. Secretary vjv.y.v.vLV.v-v.y.v.vjv.yjv.y.v.y.v.y f f ¥ ¥¥¥WWeROWr V 70 t7HEi? IN Hin Tom Austin Kingsport, TN; summer missioiii church planting; Prov 3s5-6. Stephen Austvold Fergus Falls, MNi Resident Counselor for grad men; pastorate; Ps I03i4. Robert Clinton Beatty with wife Carolyn and children Daniel, Melissa, and Alicia Quincy. MA; President Off-campus Students. Koinonia group leader; chaplaincy; John 15:16. Dale M. Craft with wife Reecie Raleigh. NC Philippians 3:12. Dale P. Crank with wife Mary Lacon, ILt NA pastorate with C $ MA; Eph 4:11-12 Paul Frisch Ventnor, NJ; Chairman Koinonia groups: pastoral ministry: John 15:7. David Goodsel! IV Roanoke, VA: Koinonia group leader; missions and teaching. Alfred Horsford Paul J. Jordan with wife Rebekah North Kingstown. Rl: pastorate.- Ps Jerry Kotyuk Tom Madre with wife Ruth Poquoson. VA, I Th 4:11-12. Timothy Irwin McConnel with wife Sheila Emmett, ID; missions, teaching; John 17:3. Donald H. Ol on with wife Joannie Galilee, PA: Africa prayer group leader. Koinonia prayer group leader: ministry among Muslims with International Missions, Inc.: 2 Cor 5,17. Moultrie. GA: pastorate; Gen 3t I. Mike Pollock Denver. CO; church planting; Prv 30:7 -S. George A. Ridgewa with family Kathy, Oak Park, it; SMF Grad% representative: missions wftB International Missions. Inc.; 2 Cor 5:14-15. lie, FL; koittonia group - te: 2 Cor 26.18. aiufkee, Wl; Koinonia group MF prayer group leader. SMF W cross-cultural mission work: Evansville. IN: Koinonia group leader. Fred Willis Ferrum, VA; Grad Life Council Vice- Presidenti local church then missions; Phil 4:6-7. Graduate Students Paul E. Abeyta James D. Acree C. Glenn Adkins George R. Aguirre James R. Ailes, Jr Steven N. Albright Diane L. Andrews R. Neal Angel J. Davis Annis Thomas A. Arabis Charles E. Bailey Philip J. Bakelaar Salem G. Barghout Richard K. Barnes Robert W. Barnes H. Dennis Bates Priscilla Bates Donald R. Benson Robert W. Black Tad J. Blackburn Clifford B. Boone Lisa M. Brown Devri L. Browneil Christopher B. Bryan Joanne L Buckland John S. Bucy Kevin A. Buford Byron L. Bullard Ruth A. Burklin Kathleen Buurma John Mike Byrd Edina E. Cain Richard J. Callahan Kevin L. Cash 69 Susan P. Catlin Lois M. Chapman Glenda S. Chop Stephen B. Claiborne James Coad III Jeffrey A. Coberly Charles V. Collins Scott Colston Helen G. Copan Wendy M. Cornelison William F. Cornelison William A. Dale Charles W. Davidson Lamar B. Davis Gregory S. Da well Joey A. Dingeldein Kathleen R. Donovan Harold A. Dreher James D. Dressner Daniel M. Ehmann Donna E. Ellington Erin E. Enlow Leiand D. Erickson Eric Ernst Marlies Ernst John Fain Kathleen S. Faircloth Terrcnce L. Fancey Nancy M. Fausnaught James E. Ferguson Susan F. Fishel FT e Arlene F. Fletcher John M. Forcey Frank F. Fox Bruno D. Frandell Werner Fredrich Gary L. Fruit Karen L. Gerald Lori G. Gochnauer Patricia C. Goodman Kenneth S. Gradall Deborah J. Gray Robert W. Gregory Douglas A. Grenawalt Rebecca S. Grieser Randy A. Haithcock Wesley A. Hall Rebecca A. Hancock Ellen W. Hargrave Desmond J.S. Harper Karen E. Harris Timothy F. Hatch Jackson E. Hendricks John P. Herman Roger K. Hesch Richard B. Hodges Tracy W. Hollingsworth David T. Home Alfred Horsford Elvin House Paul J. Hudson James D. Hunt Mary J ane Hunt Steven P. Iwan Anne Wei Jih Jyh-hwang Jih Carter A. Johnson David E. Johnson, Jr Dorothy E. Johnson Jeffrey C. Johnson Nancy L. Johnson John B. Johnston Walter M. Johnston Jennifer G. Jolly Amanda G. Jones Ella Rae Jones Timothy J. Kamps Rhondelle Kellogg Matthew E. Kelly Cynthia L. Kennedy William C. Latta Sandy Lawliss Jennifer A. Linde Ronald R. Linton Ann R. Lynn Martha R. Mahon Julia C. Maneth Joseph M. Mangiameli Donald J. Mansfield Jeanette E. Marks Joel Martinez Masaru Horikosui John E. McBride Karl F. McCallister Randolph S. McCartcr Paul W. McDonald Peter E. McMillan Sharon C. McMillan Kathleen L. Miller James L. Mills James B. Mische Valerie Lynn Moore Kathleen J. Mort Stephen R. Morton Anne Mulholland Lori Myers Paul Myers Irene H. Niven Steven J. Nehlsen Jackson D. North Clyde Odom Kathleen Palombo Mary Ann Pelts Kenneth L. Pennings Julie H. Pettigrew Edward L. Polley Walter H. Poole Scott Powell Walter G. Price Richard A. Pruitt Mary Jean RappI N.S.R.K. Ravi Wayne C. Raychard Rebecca L. Rea Robert B. Reid Rosalie D. Rhine Ronald O. Richardson G. Paul Robelot Paul Roberts William J. Roberts David R. Robinson Christine F. Robinson Stephen A. Robinson David P. Roesener Sandra A. Rogow David A. Ruth John W. Schindler Johannes Schurer Thomas B. Sefik Gary B. Seithel Prem K. Shastri Janet M. Singer Ed Sink Ernest M. Smith Gregory N. Smith John C. Smith Stanley H. Smith Kathryn A. Smyth Susan M. Stapleton David A. Stoddard Francis A. Straight David C. Streich Judy J. Streich Joseph G. Sursavage Mary L. Sursavage Susan S. Sutton Mark Sweeting Paul J. Taibi Lynette J. Tanke Charles F. Taylor Ernest B. Taylor Stephanie S. Terrones Robert W. Thiele, Jr James S. Thomson Deanne K. Tomash Troyer Richard L. Mark O. VanAmburg Vaughn A. VanLiew Vicki VanOrsdel Bruce E. Van Peursem Kathy Lee Vansant Mary Beth Vitale David L Wallace Leone M. Warsen Timothy A. Webster Keith J. Weixler Reni Weixler Theresa L. Whited Daniel P. Wicher Susan L. Wicher Keith W. Wilcke John L. Williams Melissa C. Wingard Yohanna Byo Charles W. Young III Douglas N. Zachary i:kkkkkkkkW Jdddd Jdd y.y.y.y.v.y.y.v«v.yj AV .y.y.vLv.v-v.v.v.y .y .vLv.y VAA ' A A ' A ' KA ' ' ArArA ' A GmWtNQ 70GB7HBP IN HfM Class Of 19821 2 Back Row: Stuart Atkins, Bruce Harold, Charles Sulita. Bryce Allison, Gwen Foulkes, Ann Witzig, Kathy Cottle. Front Row: Debra Oslgard, Vicki Lai- tinen, Linda Benge, Valerie Powlison, Anna Platiliero. Sharon Ivcy. Senior Class Officers Standing: Eric Peters, Vice-Presidents Bill Donnelly. President: Richard Weingartner, SMF Representative: Jim Mattson, Off-campus Representative: Dr. J. Miller, Advisor. Seated: Jane Boustred, SMF Representative: Ruth Daniels, Secretary: Kathy Millsap, Treasurer. Lee Allen with wife Esther and sons Chris and Damian Richmond. VA: prayer group leader (3, 3); So- cial Director for Off- Campus S tudent Associ- ation: pastor in New Eng- land; Proverbs 3:5-8 Deborah Lynn Baughman Atlanta. GA: softball team (I), prayer group leader (3); work for a Christian company.- Isa 40:31. Craig Borden Jackson. SCi Sophomore Class President (2). intra- mural Softball (1-3). bas- ketball (1-2); seminary, church planting! Philip- pians 3:10. Lisa Joy Carlson Borden Atlanta. GA; prayer group leader (2); church planting overseas; Ps 34:1. Dariene Bogers Elliiay. GA; small prayer group leader (3. 4). Ele- mentary Education secre- tary (4); teaching chil- dren; John 3:16. Steve Bateman Matthews. NC; floor- leader (3). Ambassador Choir (3). Freshmen Big Brother (4). prayer group leader (4). intramurals (2-4). Glenn Grubb ' s last roommate (3); seminary, pastorate; Luke 9:62. Linda Benge Columbia. SC; elemen- tary education; Hebrews 11:6. Veronica Jane Boustred Johannesburg. South Af- rica; SMF class represen- tative (4); missions; Rom 8:31-39. James E. Bridges North Kingstown: basket- ball (I), Softball team (4). intramural basket- ball, soccer, softball (I- 4). floorleader (3). prayer group leader (2). mar- riage, welding, church- work; Joshua 1:8-9. Peter Martin Brzezinski Cromwell, CT; East Eur- ope prayer group leader (3); missions in West and East Europe; Ps 103: 1 1. Bruce Cain Lexington. SO Junior Class Off-campus Repre- sentative (3). prayer group leader (3. 4); mar- riage, missions. Victor Andrew Copan Ashford. CT: soccer, choir. Western Europe prayer group leader, lived on the Zoo. library lover ' s club: missions. Joy Clark Huntsville. AL: prayer group leader (2-3): grow more like Jesus; Isa 53:11. Wheaton. lU Chapel Choir (I), prayer group leader (3). Bible Club student leader (4). Ele- mentary Education Stu- de nt Society VP (3-4); Elementary Education teacher: Ps 68:19. ;!r Jiiii mi Alison M. Craig Vancouver. Canada: And this is eternal life, that they may know Thee, the only true God. and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent. John 17:3: Bible teaching in Europe. Jeffrey Scott Cranston Bentley Springs. MD; Chapel Choir (I). Am- bassador Choir (2). intra- mural basketball, soft- ball, soccer (1-4). prayer group leader (3-4); mar- riage youth pastorate, seminary: Heb 4.15. Karl Davis with wife Susan Winchester. MA; soHball (I). SFMF representative (2). prayer group leader (2. 4); pastorate; Heb 4:12 Lori C. De CIcenc with husband John Minnesota; foreign mis sions: I Cor 4:2. Ruth Helen Daniels Congo. Africa; Ambassa- dor Choir. Senior Class secretary (4). Junior Class SMF representative (3). Kitchen Club Presi- dent: missions: Joshua 1:8-9. Joel Davis Virginia Beach, VA; pray- er group leader (2). big brother (2): evangelism and counseling on the mission field; Proverbs 3:5-6. Dana Leigh Davidson Ontario. Canada; Dorm Council VP. prayer group leader. Ambassador Choir; Elementary Educa- tion; Ps 62.5-6. Bill Donnelly Ventnor. NJ; Basketball (1-3), Senior Class Presi- dent (4): teaching! Am- bassador Choir (4) Isa 41:10. Beverly Gail Driver Columbia, SC; prayer group leader (l)t church- related Christian educa- tion, youth work; Heb 12:1. Robert J. Favali with wife Gayel Torrington. CT; Off-cam- pus representative (1-2), Off-campus prayer group leader (2); graduate work, teaching! Jer 9:23- 24. Terri Forrest with husband Memmus Elkton. MD: Freshman Class secretary (I). Am- bassador Choir (2). pray- er group leader (2), Big Sis Coordinator (3): mis- sions: John 3 1 30. Fernando Ramos with wife Josie and chil- dren Raquel and Rebecca Bamban, Tarlac. Philip- pines! literature ministry in the Philippines: Rom 8:28. Gene Foss with wife Becky and daughter Melissa Kamiah, ID: prayer group leader, intramurals: mis- sions: Ps 37:31. Gwen Foulkes Zambia, Africa; prayer group leader (I, 3), Team ministries (3). Ambassa- dor Choir (4); Bible teaching and music min- istry; Prov 3:5-6. Michelle Jeanne Gibson Dyer, IN; Chapel Choir (I), Elementary Educa- tion Society secretary (2- 3), prayer group leader (3-4): teaching children: 2 Cor 12:9. Daniel Gustafson Unreached peoples over- seas: I John 3:18. Theresa McKeel Harmon with husband Grady Williamston. NC; Chapel Choir (I), prayer group leader (2). Big Sister (2). Student representative for Elementary Education Advisory Committee (4); teacher, housewife; Ps 73:26. John 15.4. Gregory Keith Gallaher with wife Connie and son Jared Sparta, TN: off-campus prayer group leader (4); pastorate, seminary; Proverbs 3.3-7. Elisabeth Ann Godbold Tahoua, Nigen karate, French Club; missions: Rom 8:37. Alexander Jose Gonzalez Rockville, MD; youth ministry; Ps 127:1. Bruce Harold Renee Suzanne Harris West Columbia, SC; Proverbs 3:5-6. Karyl Ruth Hathaway Asheville. NC; South American prayer group secretary (I), Ambassa- dor Choir (3-4), Chapel Choir (I): nursing: ha 40:28-31. Sharon Leigh Ivey Charlotte, NC: Bible teaching preschool; Ps 40:8. Peter Kitula Bariadi. Tanzania; prayer group leader; Bible teaching and preaching; Philippians 3ilO. Dan Ham Goldsboro, NC; mar- riage, inner city evangel- ism, counseling, music ministry; Philippians 1:21-24. Lawrence W. Heshelman with wife Sherry and chil- dren Fayellyn, Lucinda, Johnathan, and Nannatte Belvidere, IL: graduate work at C6S;Ps 9:10. Lawrence M. Jones Panama: South American prayer group (2-3). ten- nis, soccer, floorleader (4); church planting, mis- sions; Hosea 6:3. Rebecca L. Kemp Columbia, SC: Ambassa- dor Choir (2-3), prayer group leader (3), floor- leader (4); missions; Luke 10:42. Robert W. Klueg with wife Judith and chil- dren Rebecca and Robert Treadwell, NY; Bible study leader at Fort Jack- son-, military chaplain; Ps 150:6. Janice Irene Leibbrand Miami. FL; Ambassador Choir (2-3). Potter ' s Clay (3), prayer group leader (4). Elementary Educa- tion Club President: Phi- lippians 4:1 1-12. Tim J. Livingston with wife JoAnne West Columbia. SC; pray- er group leader (3), YMCA soccer (2): youth |f related ministries. James William Mattson with wife Valorie and daughters Dawne, Holly, and Jamie Glassboro. NJ; Dr. McQuay ' s discipleship group (I), off-campus Softball team (2); prayer group leader (3), Off- campus representative (4); pastoral, counseling ministry; Ps 27:13. Joanne Laitinen Kamloops. BC, Canada: Opportunity School (2- 3). Bible clubs (4). East Europe prayer group (2- J): Psalm 23,3. Joyce Debra Livingstone West Sayville. NY; prayer group leader (2). book- store cashier (3-4); Ele- mentary teaching, church work; Prov 3:5-6. Mary Anne Macomber East Wilton. ME; Ambas- sador Choir (2-3), Chris- tian Service Group lead- er, prayer group leader (2. 4); teaching; Proverbs 3:5-6. Kevin S. McWilliams with wife Elaine and daughter Julie Orlando, FL; prayer group leaden missions: Ps 18:30a. Bobbye Sue Miller West Palm Beach, FLs Thessalonians 5:24. Kathy V. Millsap Irmo, SC: prayer group leader (2). Senior Class treasurer (4): missions. Randall J. Nordquist with wife Brenda and - children Nathan and Tre- i vor Columbia, SC; assistant pastorate; Ps 73:25-26. Chris A. Mills Wabash, IN; prayer group leader (I -2), Men ' s Dorm Council President (4), Christian service leader (4); pastorate. David P. Nissly Lancaster, PA: missions, Hebrews 13:5. Glenn Oeland Greenville, SC; floor- leader (3), Christian ser- vice leader (3), Ambassa- dor Choir (3); seminary; Mt 6:33. James Harold O ' Donnell III Stone Mountain, GA; Ambassador Choir (4); missions, pastorate; John 6:66-69. Tricia Owen Raleigh. NC; prayer group leader (3-4). Am- bassador Choir; elemen- tary education; Prov 3:5- 6. Eric Arthur Peters Cheshire. CT; Senior Class VP (4). prayer group leader, soccer (2- 4). Softball (4): pastorate in New England; Phi 2:3- 5. Anna Platillero Knoxville. TN; small prayer group leader for West Europe prayer group, hall prayer group leader. Chapel Choir. Big Sis; missions; I Thess 5:16-18 Larimore. ND; sports. Ambassador Choir (4); missions: Pr 3:5-7, Phi 1.21. Chuck Peters Cheshire, CT; basketball (3-4), prayer group lead- er (4), floorleader (4): in- ner-city ministry. Robert Wade Pettett Atlanta. GA; Big Brother (2-4). Men ' s prayer group coordinator; inner- city work at home or overseas: Isa 66:2. Valerie Kay Powlison Guatemala; FMF (2-3), Ambassador Choir (3-4), floorleader (4): youth work, missions: Luke 1:38. Lorna Anne Priest Bolivia; SMF hall repre- sentative (I), dorm pray- er group leader (1-3), Ju- nior Class treasurer (3); missions; John 3:30. L.O. Rabon with wife Terri daughter Rebekah and Cayce. SC; Ambassador Choir (2). Minister of music (3-4). prayer group leader (4); ministry in youth education and mu- sic work in a local church: Col 3:16. Christine Elizabeth Rich- ardson Sumter, SC; prayer group leader (2), Freshman Class Big Sister (3); mar- riage, teaching Bible; Ps 138:2, 8. Raymond R. Roberts Elk Grove. lU softball (I- 2): Ambassador Choir (2). soccer (3). SEMF prayer group leader (3). dorm prayer group leader (3); missions in Commu- nist Europe and USSR; Phil 3,8-10. Skip Purdy with wife Pam and chil- dren Ava and Christo- pher Sanibel Island. FL; off- campus prayer group leader and coordinator: pastorate; Heb 9:14. George A. Ripley Whiteville. NC: evangel- istic work; I John 5:13. Tina Dianne Shedd Atlanta. GA; prayer group leader (3); Psalm 32:8 Randy Shelton EvansvUle, IN; intramural basketball (2-4). basket- ball (4). prayer group leader (2-3); cult evang- lism and pastorate; 2 Tim 2:15. Robert H. Thiessen Vancouver. BC. Canada; Student Association President (4); church work; Colossians 3:16. Timothy Mark Uhruh Morden. Manitoba. Can- ada; Student Association Vice-President (4), soc- cer. Softball; missions; Gal 2:20. Jacquelyn S. Walter Culver. IN; class officer (I), floorleader (3). pray- er group leader (4); Ele- mentary Education; Deut 31:8. Mary Elizabeth Shelor Roanoke. VA: prayer group leader (4); mis- sions; Philippians 4:19. James Michael Thomas with wife JoAnn Da I ton. GA; prayer group leader (3); missions: John 15:16. Boyce Eugene Walters Winnsboro. SC: prayer group leader (3): inner- city ministry: Ezra 7: 10. Michael T. Wieber Quakertown. PA: FMF prayer group leader (3). Ambassador Choir (3). college service supervi- sor (3); grad school, pas- torate: Ro 12:1-2, Eze 22:30. Gloria Wiens Modena, Italy; prayer group leader (3): mis- sions in Italy: Ps 16:1 1. R. Dean Woodward, Jr. Williamsburg, VA: Fresh- man class VP (I), SMF project director (3), pray- er group leader (2-4), basketball (2-4), Dallas seminary then missions: Joshua 1:9. Bill Youmans with wife, Nancy Dunedin. FL: SMF prayer group leader, dorm pray- er group leader, floor- leader; overseas ministry with the military. Richard Weingartner West Milford, NJ; SMF prayer group leader (2), SMF Senior class repre- sentative (4): church planting among Maguin- dinao Muslims. Philip- pines: 2 Cor 5:14. Ann Witzig Joyce Worthington Atlanta. GA: working with underprivileged preschool children: Ps 42:5. John Yuhas Tangier, Va: prayer group leader (3). dorm prayer group leader (3). sports (1-4): seminary, mis- sions, pastorate; Ps 34:10. Kent McLean Hood Bangkla, Thailand: FMF representative (I). FMF prayer group leader (2), Junior class president (3). intramural soccer (I- 4); High school Bible teacher, then seminary; Jer. 9.23-24. David Wayne Richter Mountainside, NJ-. pas- torate: Colossians hlO. Johnny Derek Yelton West Columbia, SC: Ju- nior class VP (3), soccer (1-4): seminary and church work. Lancaster, PA: Ambassa- dor Choir (2), AC Chris- tian service leader (2), prayer group leader (3): Hab. 2:4: missions i Wdd kkkWd fddkkW rArA A A -A A ' A Ai GmWJNQ T0 B7HBP IN HfM o Junior Class Officers: Front Row, lop to bottom — Charles Covington — President: Dawn Martin — Secretary: BevAylor —SMF Representative. Back Row top to bottom — Dean Rcule — Vice president. Law- rence Ford — Treasurer.Not pictured — David Bailey — SMF Representative. lii 1 Douglas A. Addington Carlos M. Alayon Christopher Alderman Beverly A. Aylor Scott L. Baer David D. Bailey Stephen L. Baker Rebecca E. Baiint Susan D. Bargesser Russell P. Beaudet Kristin N. Beavers David N. Beckmann P. Gail Berry Linda J. Bessette George A. Brower IV Richard H. Byers Mark S. Callahan Charles A. Chambers Doug Cheshier Beth Cheshier J. Paul Cheshier Jack Cooper i Paul H. Copan _ Brand! L. Cosper S. Carrie Cosper i A _ Yi- Charles A. Covington John E. Czech Ronald D. Daves Christopher J. Doyle ■ ' I i c , « David W. Elliott Hedda M. Erickson Debbie J. Fadden Larry D. Filbert Rebecca L. Flake •; -i William Foster Tod A. Gable Bruce E. Garner Mitchell B. Gaulden Barbara M. Gleason Joseph F. Grayton Gary L Greene N. Karl Haden - Timothy S. Hanauer David R. Hawkinc a( __-;-4 Irvin R. Hoover W. Morris Hull Jacqueline Hutsko Kimberly J. Jackson R. Greg Jenks Ralph E. Jones Marianna Kavanagh Paula K. Kendall Andrew S. Lamb Patricia R. Leahey Marianne Liechti Christine A. Lockwood Serge A. Lopez Dawn L. Martin Marcia E. Matthews Robert W. Matthews Andrew S. McCall Rebecca L. McCauley James W. Menzies |k ' w Jon Meythaler ! « j ' Carl K. Miller Steven G. Miller Elise G. Mundt Elizabeth L. Owen David R. Peal Lorena Perez-Gomez Joanna L. Phillips Betty J. Prinzing T. Dean Reule Donna M. Richardson Stephen L. Richardson Jeanette Rigdon James I. Riley, Jr Raymond Ripperger Jack J. Roberts Daniel S. Scott Pamela A. Skinner Linda E. Spencer Daniel J. Strull George A. Terry Bo Thompson Rebecca J. Thornton Jill K. TippetU Samuel E. Tuggy Frans A. Van Den Heever Jennifer A. VanKuren Katherine M. Walton Steven F. Ward Michael Warner ; i id kWd fd fdfMJ kkm Sophomore Class Officers Front Row Top to bottom — Dr. Bennett — Advisor, Debbie Crompton — Secretary. Cindy Kainsberger — Treasurer. Cindy Cottrell — SMF Representative. Back Row top to bottom — Scott Morgan — Vice-President. Harry Raul — Vice SMF Representative. Chad Dawson — President. Ed Lewis — Off Campus Representative. w Anita G. Adams Christopher J. Adams v Kimberley A. Alexander Jacqueline Annis Jacqui L. Asbury Amy L. Baker Kenneth E. Barkley Charles W. Baker Grace E. Bateman Janet L. Bauder James A. Benge Karen A. Birckhead Chris E. Bitterman Craig L. Bitterman Amy R. Blackburn Gary J. Bonifas Ann M. Bradshaw B. Hope Brantley Jerry T. Brown Stephen R. Burchett W  fl f! Mary Ann Butcher Dianne L. Carpenter Catherine E. Cochrane Charles L Conley Johnny G. Connelly ' X !! IB Dexter O. Corbett j|| | WW I f { Robert Cornwell Cynthia D. Cottrell Deborah Crompton Kevin L. Davidson ' I] [f ffiW N • Gale L. Davis m A I t ' l ( n .V , i. chad Dawson Terry L. Des Rocher Laura L Donaldson Kerry S. Doyal Deborah L. Drayton John M. Edwards Lynda L. Eley Laurie D. Elliott Peter L. Emhoff ' f;  ' y, s I Cindy L. Flanders Nancy L. Frazier Carolyn A. Friesen Roxanne G. Friesen Kurt C. Froellch George E. Fryar, Jr. Grant W. Funk, Jr. Michael J. Gangarosa Richard L Gantt Thomas O. Garman James M. Gestrich Philip A. Gohde Carol Ann Good Daniel C. Grant Ronald R.Grant Catherine M. Gray Lynda M. Hale Jonathan G. Hampshire Larry G. Harris Naomi Hatori Dennis C. Heiberg Mae Lee Hill Richard L. Hines Lisa M. Hopkins C. Ann Johnson Mary E. Johnston Mark Jones Betty L. Jordan Andrew R. Kamphausen Debbie L. Klippenstein Beth H. Knight Christopher M. Knecht Stephen G. Knecht Robert J. Kobin Pou Keong Koon Mervin Lambright Gary W. Letchworth Edwin D. Lewis Larry D. Lindsey Frank Longshore Harry F. Lyies, Jr. Michelle A. MacAllister Mary J. Malcolm Patrice M. Mallory Daniel R. Marsh Dea Lynn McCall Sara M. McCallum Sharon L. McConeghy Walter B. McNutt Ismael Medina Carlos J. Mojica David C. Monk Scott A. Morgan Leighann Morris Coit R. Morrison f Naoki Okamura Mark R. Palardy Michael E. Parker Jann E. Parrish Faith C. Pelton Tosha Kay Preston Warren P. Price Lee M. Queen Cynthia Rainsberger Harry A. Rauh Richard J. Rauh Shellyn A. Renken James C. Richtors Peter W. Rosenberger Marsha L. Ruth Noel O. Sanchez V. Ruth Sanders LeeAnne M. Sandifer James D. Savastio Amy Ruth Shaw Richard D. Shcpperson Eileen M. Smith L. Kim Smith Robert A. Souder Dana L. Strom Darlene R. Struthers Carol E. Sutherland Kathryn C. Sutter Kelly V. Talamo James W. Thornton Elizabeth J. Tomhave Alice L. Tornquist Davey Van Greenen Lula M. Wanaseija Robert J. Vogie Johnny B. Washington Franklin C. Watts Jeffrey G. Weber Alan C. Weferling Timothy G. Wegener Connie D. Williams Ronald Wilson Sharon E. Woody Stephen E. Wright James T. Young Stephen E. Zimmer Lizette C. Zuniga iMJ jddddikldd kkkkfM VWW ¥WW¥ ¥¥¥¥W¥WWW )PfiPfif fif fif Pf f 6mWtNQ TO BTHtl? fW Hfll Freshmen R. Kevin Alderman Deborah K. Allen Mary E. Arnemann Linda L. Ashworth Anne K. Barmore Jo-Anne Barnes Faith A. Bartholomew Michaela M. Bayt Angel L. Benge Leiann M. Benge Susan G. Bennett Freshman Class Officers — Back row: Steve Bateman — Big brother-. Glenn Starr — Vice Preident: Tracy Van Hee — President: Randy Pfannestiel — SMF Repsentative: Suzanne Roseveare- Treasurer. Front row: Kelly Talamo — Off Campus representa- tive: Heather Stuart — Christie Richardson — Big Sis. (Not pictured: Advisors Ralph Enlow and Karen Adams) Joy Y. Bergey Bonnie J. Best Mary K. Bishop Cindy L. Bitterman Raymond D. Boucher Penny Sue Brannan Matthew S. Brannen David F. Braun Rosemarie Braun Robert C. Bretsnyder David M. Briley Gail A. Brower Miriam E. Brower Douglas W. Brown Kendall T. Bryant J. Andrew Bunting S. Thomas Burks Janice E. Busenitz Jay K. Callan Jeffrey S. Casto Roger D. Catts Randy D. Chaffin Fanuel Chandomba Cynthia D. Clark C. Phillip Coan Janice R. Coglianese Shannon L. Cross Carlton S. Deal Johnny E. DeHaan Steven B. Ely Glenn A. Fleck Ken E. Fosaaen Gerald L. Frey, Jr Cynthia A. Gallagher Kevin S. Geissinger William R. Gouldin Brian P. Gray MaraLee Green Dumisile Gumede Ruth Ann Hampshire Kimberly A. Harriman Jeffrey N. Harris Kimberly A. Hathaway Douglas Hayman Lesly Jean Hazzard Heidi L. Helms Rosanna Hosteller Wesley Hostetler Georgana Hungerpiller Marian A. Hunter Patricia L. Hunter Santiago Huron Cheryl K. Jensen Sherri A. Jeter Gary D. Johnson David R. Jones Robert E. Justis Philip P. Kapitaniuk Laurie-Anne Kavanagh John R. Keefe. Jr Maxine J. Kelly David J. Lamb Mark R. Landrum M. Shane Ledbetter Gwen G. Lehman Joy P. Letchworth Donna M. Lewis Susan E. Lloyd Ginger E. Lopp Joann E. McCain Christine G. Meeker Nobuhiro Mitsumaru Douglas A. Monk Mark D. Moore Sarah B. Moore Thomas R. Moore Sherri L. Morgan William A. Morris David L. Morrison Carolyn E. Morrow Linda J. Morse Thomas Nahlen Lisa M. Neil Lynette J. Nelson Robert H. Orner Cynthia L. Ortiz Martha R. Perry Lisa Jo Peters Lee Anne Peterson Randall Pfannenstiel Amy R. Phillips Lyie E. Poison Kenneth R. Powell Lynn E. Powell Larry C. Pritchard Judy F. Rigdon Dwight W. Ringdahl David W. Robertson Beth Ann Rogers David M. Rogers Suzanne M. Roseveare Ramona O. Rumph Diane K. Ryder Heidi E. Schindler Tamra J. Shafer Brian Skelly Gary S. Smith Sandra E. Smith Timothy L. Smoyer Glenn S. Starr Jane E. Stauffacher Susan J. Stern Linda M. Steyne Miriam A. Stiling Heather J. Stuart F. Dave Sturkey Richard N. Summerfold James D. Sutherland JoAnn Thomas Ralph D. Thornton Keith T. Torian Kenneth L. Towler David L. Tuell Robert L. Uhls Elizabeth L Vail Tracy L. Van Hee Katherine A. Van Liew Terry G. Venable Julie Ann Weaver Mary Beth Wenger Paul A. White Melina E. Wilder Dorothea E. Wilkes Michael J. Williams Rhonda L. Williams Geoffry W. Williamson - n.iJJ M M nmbp i ■ i - 4 ■ ' f % f 1 ll .... ( ■ Any attempt to record a year ' s growth of nearly nine- hundred students and over one-hundred Faculty and Staff members into a mere one-hundred and fourty- four pages, would not only be impossible, but prepos- terous as well. Because oi this I will not claim to have done so, although I did try to record some of the ways the CBC Family, grew during the I9S3-83 school year. If my endeavor has in any way been successful, all glory goes to God. There are many ways in which a book of this sort may be used. It can be used to reminisce in the years to come and reflect upon the growth we experienced. But I think perhaps the best use of the book was very aptly stated by President McQuilkin in last year ' s FINIAL, I plan to use it as a prayer reminder and, year ' s hence, to identify people whose path I cross once again or whose path I would like to cross! Although there was no formal yearbook staff there were several people who helped near the end of the job when things became rather hectic, therefore, I. would like to thank Bev Shepperson, Ginger Lopp, Martha Williams, Lee Lipscomb, Lisa Neil and Joy Bergey for the help they gave out of the love of their hearts. I would also like to thank Mark DeFelice and all of those working under him for providing me with excellent photographs. A thank-you should be ex- tended to Mr. Bob Williams and his secretaries in Information Services the Coordinating Council for all of their advice and encouragement, my sister. Dale Mock, for drawing the figures for both the cover and divider page designs and Buzz Fleming, our Josten ' s representative for all of his help. Lastly. I would like to show appreciation for all those who supported me both through prayer and encouragement. Putting this book together has not been easy, but nothing worthwhile is ever done with ease. I only thank the Lord for the strength He gave to me to finish and, I hope, to finish well. Connie D. Williams Mark Defelice, Photographer Conne D. Williams, Editor Abeyta, Paul Acree, iamef Adams, Anita Adams. Christopher Adams, Harry Adams, Karen Addington. Douglas Adkins. C. Glenn Aguirre, George Ailes, James Ailes. Slacey Alayon, Carlos Albee, Judy Albright, Steven Alderman. Christopher Alderman. Richard Alexander, Kimberley Allen. Deborah Allen. Lee Allison, Bryce Anderson, Debra Anderson. George Andrews, Diane Anget. R. Neal Annis, Jacqueline Annis, J. David Arabis. Thomas Amemann. Mary Arnold, John Asbury, Jacqui Ashworth, Linda Atkins, Stuart Austin. Thomas Auslvold. Stephen Aylor. Beverly Bader. Marjorie Bacr, Scott Bailey. Charles Bailey. David Bakelaar. Philip Baker. Amy Baker. Charles Baker, Stephen Balinl. Rebecca Bargesser. Susan ' Barghout, Salem Barkley. Kenneth Barmore. Anne Barnes, Jo-Anne Barnes. Richard Barr. Agnes Bartholomew. Faith Bateman. Grace Bateman. Sherry Baleman, Steven Bates. H. Dennis Bates. Priscilla Bauder. Janet Baughman. Deborah 68 68 29. 30. 113 113 68 113 37, 50, 68 68 126 40 30, 113 126 80 60 60 34. 98. 99 6aYt. Michaela Beatty. Robert Beaudet. Russell Beavers. Kristin Beckmann. David Bedell. Cliff Bedell. Prue Belcher. Richard Betisario, M. D ' Lynn Bell. Donald Benge, Angel Benge, James Benge. Leiann Benge. Linda Bennett, Fay Bennett. Susan Benson. Donald Bergey. Joy Berkey. Paula Berry. P. Gail Best, Bonnie Bessette. Linda Birckhead. Karen Bishop, Mary Bitterman. Chris Bitterman. Cindy Bitterman. Craig Black. Robert Blackburn. Tad Blanchard. Curtis Bogers. Dartene Bonifas. Gary Boone. Clifford Bordeaux, tdward Borden. Craig Borden, Lisa Boucher, Raymond Boustred. V. Jane Bradshaw, Ann Brake, Muriel Brannan. Penny Brannen. Matthew Brantley, B, Hope Braswell, Laura Braswell. J. Otis Braun. David Braun, Rosemarie Bretsnyder, Robert Bridges, James Bridgman, Paul Briley. David Brower. Gait pr. George 34, 80 113 . David , Dougta Brown, Jerry Brown, Lisa Brown. Sherry Brownell, Devr 137 113 47 49 127 127 127 81 29, 34 30. 40, (27 127 24, 37. 55. 99 127 61 127 113 69 52 29,69 Bryan. Christopher Bryant, Kendall Bnezinski, Peter BucUand, Joanne Bucy, John Buford, Kevin Bullard, Byron Bunn, Timothy Bunting. J. Andrew Burchett. Harold Burchctt. Stephen Burklin. Ruth Burks. S. Thomas Bums. Brion Bums. Marion Burton. Murtice Busenitz, Janice Bush. Joe Butcher. Mary Ann Buurma. Kathleen Byers. Bob Byers, Richard Byo. Yohanna Byrd. John Cain. Bruce Cain, Edina Cain. Martha Callahan. Mark Callahan. Richard Callan, Jay Campbell, Bill Carpenter, Dianne Cash, Kevin Casto. Jeffrey Catu. Roger Chaffin, Randy Chambers. Charles Chandomba. Fanuet Chapman. Lois Chase. Rodney Chester. Douglas Cheshier, Elizabeth Cbeshier, J. Paul Chop. Glenda Claiborne. Bruce Claiborne, Lucy Claiborne. Stephen Clark. Cynthia Clark, Don Clark. Joy Clark. Vickie Coad. James Coan. Phillip Coberly. Jeffrey Cochrane. Catherine Coglianese. Janice Colbert. Craig Collins. Charles A. Coif ton. Scott Connelly. Johnny Conley. Charie Cooper. J. Elizabeth Cooper, Jack Cooper. Sheila Copan, Helen Copan. Paul Copan. Victor Corbelt. Dexter Comeliion. William Com well. Robert Coiper, Brenda Cotper. S. Carrie Cottle, Kathryn Cottrell. Cynthia Covington. Charie Crabb, William Craft, Dale Craig. Aliton Crank. Dale Crantton. Jeffrey Crompton. Deborah Dale. WHiiam DanieU, Ruth Dather, Daniel Davei, Ronald Davidson, Bill Davidton. Charles Davidson. Dana Davidson, John on, Kevin _ Gail Davis, Gary Davis, Joel Davis, Kari Davis, Lamar Dawson. I. Chad Dawson. John Deal. Carlton DeCleene, Lori deFelice, Sherrie DeHaan, John DeMoss, David DesRocher, Terry Dillard. Madalyn Dingeldein, Joel Dix. Janet H Donaldson. Laura Donnelly. William Donovan. Kathleen Dowell, Gregory Doyal, Kerry Doyle, Christopher Drayton, Deborah Dreher, Harold Dressner, James 113 31 100 31 JO, 70 30, 40, 100 30, 40, (3 53, 113 30, 34, 113, 113 35, 98. 100 Driggers, William Driver, Beverly Dumas, Gilbert Dunaway, Cleta Dunlap, Dennis Dye, F. Merie Dyer, Steve 115 56 83 83 70 35, 113. 115 138 70 138 138 115 35. 30. 80. 84 70 70 115 34. 35. 100 Eddy. Henrietta 54 Edscom. Jan 31 Edwards. John 115 Ehmann. Daniel 70 Eley. Lynda 115 Ellington, Donna 70 Elliott, David 101 Elliott, Laurie 115 Ely, Steven 139 Efflhoff, Peter 115 Endicolt, Bob 53 Enlow, Erin 70 Enlow, Grady 54 Enlow, Ralph 57 Erickson, Hedda 39, 30, 101 Erickson, Leiand 70 Ernst, Eric 70 Ernst. Marlies 70 Fadden, Debbie Fain, E. Dawn Fain, John Faircloth, Kathleen Faircloth. Ron Faircloth, Sue Fahringer, Helen Fancey. Terrence Faulk. Evelyn Faulk, Kelly Fausnaught, Nancy Favali. Robert Ferguson, James Ferris, Margaret Ferris, Newell Ferris, Paul Filbert, Larry Fithel, Susan Flake, Rebecca Flanders, Cynthia Fleck, Glenn Fletcher, Arlene Floyd, LC Forcey, John Ford, Lawrence Forrest, Terri Fosaaen, Ken Foss. Gene Foster, William Foulkes, Gwendolyn Fox, Frank Frandell, Bruno Frazier, Alease Frazier, Nancy 35, 101 115 37, 70 34, 39. 70 53 53 49 39, 70 56 30, Its Frederich, Werner Frey, Gerald Friesen, Carolyn Friesen, Jerry Friesen, Roxanne Frisch, Paul Froelich, Kurt Fruit, Gary Fryar, George Fryar, Vastar Frye, Edith Funk, Grant Funk, Lenna Gable, Tod Gallagher, Cynthia Gallaher, Gregory Gangarosa, Michael Gantt, Richard Garman, Thomas Gamer, Bruce Gaulden, Mitchell Gebb. Miriam Geissinger. Kevin Gerald, Karen Germann, Edward Gestrich, James Gibson, Edna Gibson, Michelle Gieason, Barbara Gochnauer, t Godbold, Elisabeth Gohde. Philip Gonzalez, Alexander Good, Carol Ann Goodman, Patricia Goodsell, David Gorton, Donna Gouldin, William Gradall, Kenneth Grant. Daniel Grant. Ronald Gray. Brian Gray, Catherine Gray, Deborah Gray, Gwyneth Grayton, Joseph Green, Colon Green, MaraLee Greene, Gary Gregory, Robert Grenawalt, Douglas Grenawalt, Margaret Grieser, Rebecca Gumede, Dumisile Gustafson, Daniel Haden, N. Kari Haithcock, Randy Hakes, Ruth Hale. Lynda 71 139 30. 116 39.49 116 63 40. 116 71 116 5S 47 116 50 101 139 85 116 116 116 101 36. 43, 101 31 139 34,39, 71 116 54 85 103 71 85 30, 116 85 116 Tl 63 53 139 71 116 39, 30, 33. 116 139 30, 117 71 31 103 54 39, 139 36, 103 57 . 71 71 47 71 139 85 101 71 56 117 . j: Hall. Wesley 7! Huss. Larry Ham. Daniel 86 Hutsko. Jacqueline Hamilton. Donald 46 Hampshire. Jonathan 30. 117 Ivey. Sharon Hampshire. Ruth Ann 29, 129 Iwan, Steven Hamrick. James 4g Hanauer. Timothy 102 Jackson. Gwcn Hancock, Rebecca 71 Jackson. Kimberly Hargrave. Ellen 71 Jarvis, Audrey Harmon. Grady 53, 85 Jenks. Robert Harmon. Theresa 85 Jensen. Cheryl Harold. Bruce 80,85 Jeter. Sherri Harper. Desmond Harriman. Kimberley 71 129 Jih. Anne Wei Jih. Jyh-hwang Harris. Jeffrey 130 Johnson. Carter Harris, Kare.i 29. 71 Johnson. C. Ann Harris. Larry 117 Johnson. David Harris, Renee 86 Johnson. Dorothy Hasson, Enid 53 Johnson. Gary Hatch, James 48 Johnson, Jeffrey Hatch, Timothy 71 Johnson, Maude Hathaway, Karyl 30. 86 Johnson. Nancy Hathaway, Kiroberly 130 Johnston. John Hatori, Naomi 117 Johnston, Mary Hawkins, David 102 Johnston. Walter Hayman, Douglas 130 Jolly. Jennifer Haynes, W. Nelson 21. 30 Jones. Amanda Hazzard. testy 130 Jones. David Heiberg, Cynthia 50 Jones. Don Heiberg, Dennis 30, 117 Jones. Ella Rae Helms, Heidi 130 Jones. Lawrence Hendricks, Jackson 71 Jones. Mark Herman, John 71 Jones. Ralph Hesch. Roger 57.71 Jones. Valerie Heshetman. Larry 86 Jordan. Becky Hill. Mae Lee 117 Jordan. Betty Hiney. Fred 53 Jordan. Paul Hodges. Louis 46 Justis. Robert Hodges. Richard 71 Hollingsworth. Meg 46 Kallgren. Bob Hollingsworth. Tracy 71 Kamphausen. Andrew Hood, Kent 93 Kamps, Timothy Hoover, Irvin 55. 102 Kapitaniuk. Philip Hopkins, Lisa 117 Kavanagh. Laurie-Anne Home, David 71 Kavanagh. Marianna Honford. Alfred 29. 34,62. 71 Keefe. John Hostetler. Rosanna 130 Kellogg. Rhondelle Hostetler, Wesley 130 Kelly. Matthew House. EWin 71 Kelly. Maxine Howell. Fanny 54 Kemp. Buddy Hoyl. Bill 49 Kemp, Rebecca Hughes, Don 57 Kendall, Paula Hutbert. Terry 46 Kennedy, Cynthia Hull, William M. 102 Kennedy. R.J. Hungerpiller. Georgana 130 Kitula, Peter Hunt. James 72 Klippenstein, Debbie Hunt. Mary Jane 72 Ktueg. Robert Hunt. Ursula 52 Knapp, Peter Hunter, Marian 130 Knecht, Christopher Hunter. Patricia 29, 130 Knecht, Stephen Huron. Santiago 130 Knight, Beth 52 Kobin. Robert 117 102 Koon. Poh Keong Kornfield. Helen 117 50 80. 86 Kotyuk. Gerald 63 72 UHinen. Vicki 80, 87 57 Lamb, Andrew 33, 102 102 Umb. David 131 54 Lambright, Mervin 118 29. 30. 102 Landrum, Mark 131 29. 130 Urkin, William 46 130 Latta, William 72 72 Lawless, Sandy 72 72 Leahey, Patricia 103 72 Lcavel, Bill 54 117 Leavel, Catherine 54 72 Lcdbetter, Michael 131 72 Lehman, Gwen 131 131 Leibbrand, Janice 87 72 Letchworth, Gary 29, 118 21 letchworth. Joy 131 72 Lewis. Donna 131 ■72 Lewis. Edwin 112. 118 117 Liechti. Marianne 103 24, 34. 72 Linde. Jennifer 30. 72 29. 72 Lindsey. Larry 118 72 Linton. Ron 55. 72 131 Livingston. Timothy 87 56 Livinstone. Joyce 87 72 Lloyd. Sue 131 26. 86 Lockwood, Christine 103 117 Longshore. Frank 118 47. 102 Lopez, Serge 103 46 lopp. Ginger 131 57 Lounsbury. Diane 49 117 Luc. Alex 46 63 Lutes. Jon 42 131 Lyles. Harry 118 56 117 Lynn. Ann 72 MacAllister, Michelle 118 72 Macoraber. Mary Anne 87 131 Madre. Ruth 63 131 Madre. Thomas 63 102 Mahon. Martha 72 131 Malcom. Mary 118 72 Mallory. Patrice 30. 118 72 Maneth. Julia 72 131 Mangiameli, Joseph 72 55 Mansfield, Donald 72 86 Marion, Keith 52 102 Mariis, Jeanettt 72 72 Marohl, Joseph 48 57 Marsh, Daniel 40. 118 86 Martens, Jennifer 131 117 Martin. Dawn 98. 103 87 Martinez. Joel 72 30 Martini. Cindy 56 117 Martini, Louis 57 117 Masaru. Horikoshi 73 117 Matthews, Betty 57 Mattlww . Marcia 104 Morse. Linda l l HW Peltigrew. Julie ij H Matthews. Robert 104 Mort. Kathleen 73 Pfannenstiel. Randall 126. I3j Maltson, Jamn 34. SO. 17 Morton. Stephen 73 Phillips. Amy ;32 Mbcrego. P. Juliu 131 Mulder. Sue 57 Phillips. Joanna 29. 30. 105 McBanc. Patricia 13! Mulholland. Ann 73 Phillips. Mary Faith 48 McBrklc. John 73 Mulholland. Ken 47 Phillips. Timothy 64 McCain. G. Edward 131 Mundt. Elite 104 Pifer. Wayne S5 McCain. Joann 133 Myers. Lori 73 Platillero. Anna 80. 89 McCall. Andrew 104 Myers. Paul 73 PoUey. Edward 73 McCall. Oea 118 Pollock. Mike 65 McCallister. Albert 48 Nahlen. Thomas 133 Poison. Lyic Poole. Waller 132 McCalliiler. Kari 73 Nehlsen. Steven 40 . 73 73 McCallum, Sara 118 Neil. Lisa 39 Powell, Kenneth 132 McCarter. Randolph 73 Nelson. Cynthia 39 . 49 Powell. Lynn 29, 132 McCauley. Rebecca 104 Nelson, lynette 133 Powell. Scott 73 McConeghy. Sharon 118 Nichols. Mark 119 Powell. Terry 48 McConnel. Timothy 63 Niles. Jetlie 54 Powlison, Valerie 80. 89 McCullough, Larry 56 Nissly. David 88 Preston. Curtis 40 McDonald. Paul 73 Niven. Irene 73 Preston, Tosha 119 McMilUn, Peter 73 Nordquist. Brenda 88 Price. Warren 42. 73. 119 McMillan, Sharon 73 Nordquist. Randall 88 Priest. Loma 90 McNutt, Walter 118 North. Christine 119 Prinzing. Betty 30. 105 McQuay. Eari 24. 50 North, Jackson 73 Pritchard. Larry 132 McOuilkin. Robertson McWilliami. Kevin 46 87 Odom, Clyde 73 Pruilt. Barry Pruilt. Richard 55 73 Medina. Ismael 118 Odoms. Mary 54 Purdy. Herbert 37. 90 Meelter. Christine 133 O ' Donnell. James 89 Menzies. James 104 Oeland, Glenn 88 Rabon. Leioy Rabon, Terri 90 Weythaler. Jonathan 104 Okamura, Naoki 30. 119 52 Miller. Barbara 88 Oliphanl, David 64 Raehl. Tom 57 Miller. Cari 104 Olson, Donald 64 Rainsberger. Cynthia 30. 113. 119 Miller. David 54 Orner. Doug 40 Ramos, Fernando 84 Miller. David L. Miller, Johnny 40 48.86 Orner. Robert Ortii. Cynthia 133 133 RappI, Mary Rauch, Harry 73 34. 112. 119 Miller. Kathleen 5- . 73 Ostgard. Debra 80 Rauh. Richard 26. 119 Miller. Steven 104 Overton. Mae 54 Ravi, N.S.R.K. 73 Mills. Chris 35, 2« , 88 Owen. Elizabeth 104 Raychard, Wayne 73 Mills. James 73 Owen. Patricia 89 Rea, Rebecca 74 Milhap, Kathy 80. 88 Oyama. Kenji 64 Reichel, Debbie 47 Mische, James 73 Reid, Robert 74 Mische, Joy 73 Patardy. Mark 119 Rcnken, Shellyn 119 MHchdl. Sue 53 Palombo. Kathleen 34 . 73 Reule, T. Dean 98. 105 Mitsumaru. Nobuhiro 133 Pardun, Janet 21 Rhine, Rosalie 74 Mojica. Carios 118 Parker, Michael 119 Richards, Donald. 65 Monk. David 118 Parrish. Jann 119 Richardson, Christine 35. 90, 136 Monk. Douglas 133 Paschal. Lucy 49 Richardson. Donna 105 Moore. Mark 39. 133 Peal. David 105 Richardson. Ronald 74 Moore. Sarah 39, 133 Pearl. David 36 Richardson. Stephen 34, 34, 105 Moore, Thomas 133 Pelts. Mary Ann 3S , 73 Richter. David 93 Moore. V. Lynn 73 Pennings. Kenneth 73 RIchters. James 130 Morgan. Scott 39, 30. 1 13. 118 Perez-Gomez, B, Lorena 105 Ridgeway. George 65 Morgan, Sherri 133 Perry. Martha 39. 133 Ridgeway. Kathleen 65 Morris. Leighann 118 Peters. Chuck 2« . 89 Rigdon, Jeanette 105 Morris. Lee 55 Peters. Eric 80. 89 Rigdon. Judy 133 Morris. William 133 Peters. Lisa 133 Riley, James ' 105 Morrison, CoH 118 Peterson. Lee Anne 132 Ringdahl. Dwight 133 Morrison. David 57. 133 Pellon. Faith 30. 119 Ripley, George 90 Morrow. Carolyn 133 Peltett. Robert 3( . 89 Ripperger, Raymond 37, 105 Robelot. Paul Roberts. Raymond Robertson. David Robinson, Christine Robinson. David Robinson, Stephen Roescner. David Rogers, Beth Ann Rogers. Carl Rogers. David Rogow. Sandra Roop. Gary Rosenberger. Peter Rosevearc. Suzannt Rumph, Ramona 132 74 74 74 74 132 29 133 74 42. 50 30. 126 126. 133 133 Sireich. Judy Steven . Colleen Strom, Dana Strull, Daniel Strulherf. Darlene Struther . Hathaway Stuart, Heather Sturkey, Franklin Sulita, Charles Summerford, Linda Summerford, Richard Supplee. Bill Supplee. Joyce Kumpn, Kamona Ruth. David _, ' : ' _,; ;X V:,;:; Ruth. Marsha ' Ryder, Diane I Saiichez, Noet ., ' ' ' :; 7 - ' ; 75 Scharfe, I Scharfe, Virginia ScWndler.He Schindler;, Jol ;SclMimanv; CI . ; Schurerv-ioha! Scott. Daniel ;::S roH, «aymoi._ _,. S«fik;:Thbn a ; ;?•:. Sefik; : Thbwaf ' •:;; 7 ' : ' = i; ' ; ;- H:-:T. ; : S itliel, ' Gary ;- - ' • . xf-:? - ' -;-: Shafer. = Tamra ' ' :• ' •:; : v : -;; ! •Shartri,: ,Prem ' T x ShavCT. Danr Shelor, Mary ,-Sheitcih.;:Ran SbeppeMon. ■■ Sinclair, PaW Singeir. Janet SlnkilEdwlK Slad« ;DeaK : ' : Walton. Katherine Wanaselja. Lula Ward. Steven Warner. Carolyn Warner. Michael Warsen. Leone Mae Washington. Johnny Watts. Franklin Weaver. Julia Weber. Jeffrey Webe r. Leigh Ann Webster. Susan Webster. Timothy Weferling. Alan Wegener. Timothy Wcingartncr. Richard cixler, Beverly eixler. Keith Welsh. Lollie elton, Harry enger, Jim ' enger. Mary Beth ' enzel. Bob ' enzel. Charles ' hite. Paul hited. Theresa rieber. Michael icns, Gloria i-rhard IS, Raymond IS, Rhonda ison. Geoffrey Willis. Fred ilSoifcCarl ; ' ilsony Katie vrilsojii Martin Wilson. Richard Wilson. Rondal ' Vingard. Melissa ' atiig. Ann olfe, Rigba oody, Sharon oodwrard, R. Dean orrell. Ellen -- ' hington. David v.hington. Joyce right. Paul vC right. Stephen Yandle. Karen Yelton. Johnny Youmans. Nancy Youmans, William Young. Charles Young. James Young, Sandra Young. Susan Younl. Michael Yuhas. John Zabordci, Mary Anne Zachary, Douglas Zimmer. Stephen Zook. Deb« Zuniga. Llzette SringTbig ty from h laughter from pain,  ' , peace from our turmoil- Sunshine from rain. And if we will let Him, and if we ' ll hold fast. He ' ll take all our sorrow. all pain of the And i)se it to w ' re under His cl and give us a mesl with others to sha That we may bear witness of the joy He can bring, that others may claim Him- As Saviour and King. In memory of Timothy Earl McQuay, who joined the Lord on October 19. 1983. And in honor of his par- ents. Earl and Rose McQuay. who brought him up to love the Lord, to that even hit death would lead others to life in Christ. In memory of Richard Lee Scott, who went to live with the Lord on January 3 1 . 1983. And in honor of his parents, Raymond and Anne Scott, who brought him up to love the Lord and who stood by him throughout his life and in the face of death.