Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

I Dean of Women ' s Office Columbia Bible College P. O. Box 3122 Columbia, S. C. 29203 COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE COLUMBIA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIBLE AND MISSIONS 1984 FINIAL High above the sidewalks of Hampton Street in Columbia, crowning each of the twin towers of the old campus, were the bud-like finials. It was these finials, as the crowning adornment of the building, that inspired the name for the yearbook of C. B. C. VOLUME 45 THE COVER The trumpets that God ordered Moses to amake were fashioned from pure hand- beaten silver. They were nearly three feet long, composed of a narrow tube that was flared slightly at one end to catch the breath, while the other end was flared like a bell. Their purpose was to announce the beginning of an event to the congregation (Numbers 10:2-10). On this our 60th year, we would announce to all, God ' s continued blessing to us. Pray for those that are sent out into the harvest, so that when the Lord comes again, with a shout and the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God, they will be found as a worker that need not be ashamed. Post Office Box 3122, Columbia, South Carolina 29230 (803) 754-4100 Well, yes and no, is an oft used clause in Dr. Albert McCallister ' s vocabulary. The expression epitomizes a habit of thought towards learning realities. That is, an attitude of a willing acceptance which encourages the student to think further and to dialogue more about the issue. After all, the ultimate purpose of learning is not simply right and wrong answers, rather it is guiding and di- recting the pupil ' s mind to independent and creative thinking. For over a decade, God has been using Mac ' s unique style, a smooth blend between philosopher and pastor, to train fu- ture kingdom workers. The Finial dedication is simply a token of expressed gratitude. In a society that is seldom thankful, we say, Thank you, and please continue to provide your sterling leadership and standard of excellence both in and out of the classroom. DEDICATED TO Dr. Albert McCallister I came to C.B.C. with training in theology and pastoral experience, and found that the need for apologetics and philosophy was in line with my further interest; and the Lord has led me along in unbelievable ways to the point where I ' m about to get a Ph.D. in philosophy! It still staggers my imagination. My advice to graduates would be along the lines of the great needs which manifest themselves in all unbelieving cultures. Learn as much as you possibly can about the culture about you — its backgrounds and principles — so that when you present the gospel, it goes right to the heart of matters! mm Jjj . A ORGANIZATIONS 21 GRADUATE SCHOOL 51 SENIORS . 79 JUNIORS 97 SOPHOMORES 109 FRESHMEN 123 FACULTY AND STAFF 137 SPORTS ., 161 PRAYER LIST 169 TABLE OF CONTENTS Hitherto hath the Lord Helped us. . . Samuel 7:12 - - In 1923 President Robert McQuilkin was the only faculty member, except as assistance was given by members of the board! Two rooms were rented in the Colonia Hotel. Room 107 was Dr. McQuilkin ' s office. It was also the busi- ness office, and the cloak room for faculty and stu- dents. Room 209 was the only class room. A little or- gan stood in the corner, and chapel exercises as well as classes and prayer meet- ings were held here. In 1927, with the approval of the South Carolina State Board of Education and the legislature, a four year course was established and Columbia Bible School be- came Columbia Bible College. 1941 Fmial A Discription of the New Campus Site... One of the highest sec- tions of the land over- looks the restful river and presents a breathless view. The smooth lake, surrounded by woods... adds to the grandeur of the property and affords a wonderful place for prayer and meditation. You would have to see the property for yourself to fully appreciate the beauty and potentiality of this God-given tract of land. 1954 Finial In 1958 construction began, and in 1960 the present campus was occupied. Look! See the campus — all new and spare and clean looking? With the dusty sites between the boxy brick buildings. . . with one pine tree courageously re- presenting all downed members of his species. . .with a long, much traveled, uneven walkway joining men to women ' s dorms. 1964 Finial w wr COLUMN COLtiGfc There have been new additions this year, and plans made for the future. COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE c waSHBPif ' 335|g? ' r J nr I ■« ■ r«iN  — ' ' - ' - ' H JJir5:mi::l::r-| ir« ' ii«« «  -  ' l ; , . Ess pr ' ¥% ' JB— — - « ■ Thy faithfulness is unto all generations. TO KNOW HIM . . . In 1942 the number of graduates going to the mission field reached 100. Currently there are approximately 624 C. B. C. alumni serving in the shaded areas of the world. AND TO MAKE HIM KNOWN Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, handling accurately the word of truth. II TIMOTHY 2:15 ! mm i n ! 1 rfl N £ STUDYING For everyone who partakes only of milk is not accustomed to the work of righteousness, for he is a babe. But solid food is for the mature, who because of practice have their senses trained to discern good and evil. HEBREWS 5:13, 14 Tl?Jt  c ° Got is spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth . JOHN 4:24 CHAPEL . . . His messages are always practi- cal and challenging. His messages on the unreached and his report on India were heavy and heart searching, increasing my awareness of my lack of prayer and burden for these multitudes. His messages on prayer to open doors and being strong and do- ing exploits were convicting and chal- lenging, giving much food for thought for the future. His message on Why I am a Fundamentalist greatly deepened my appreciation for his and C.B.C. ' s stand on the Bible. Of all chapel programs, these with President McQuilkin have been most beneficial to me, and ones to remember for a lifetime. Paul Copan CHRISTIAN SERVICE Of 4 Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in heaven. MATTHEW 5:16 A Day at C.B.C. Can you forget setting forth with Bible, Flannel Board, and Wordless Book on our assignments to win others. 1941 Finial COLLEGE SERVICE A Day at C.B.C. Can you forget domestic work which helps keep us a family school as we rake and paint and sweep and scrub? Can you forget how we sometimes forgot to do it. 1941 Finial CO c0 0RDIN 4r °o Dean Reule, Presiding Officer Jim Mills, Representative of Graduate School Doug Zachary, Representative of Graduate School Chris Doyle, Representative of Undergraduate School John Fain, Representative of Off-Campus Larry Filbert, Representative of Student Missions Fellowship Kelly Faulk, Secretary Ralph Jones, Treasurer Dr. Earl McQuay, Advisor To say, Student Coordinating Council, is to adequately describe the organi- zation. But, more specifically, it ' s a group of students that represent the entire scope of leadership at C.B.C. C.G.S. This cross section of students serves in several capacities; representing the student to different groups is among the most important. During the course of a school year the Student Coordinating Council will meet with the Board of Trustees, the Cabinet, the Advisory Council and sit on the Student Affairs Committee. A secondary role is that of trouble-shooting. The Student Coordinating Council makes sure that the many activities and events are properly scheduled. The Student Coordinating Council also sponsors several chapels that deal directly with student leadership, leadership banquets, the Formal, blood drives, all-school events and supports the Pro-Life Prayer Group. a A  ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ASSOCIATION We believe this year, more than any previous year, that the Student Associ- ation could be characterized by no other term than transition . The Student Association has been groping in recent years for its own identity. We believe that the Student Association is more than a social organization. It has been our task to build upon foundations already in place, and to build in an imagi- native and corrective fashion. We saw a need to integrate the social and the spiritual aspects of student life, and have tried to do so in our activities. We wanted to encourage co-ed interaction in a non-threatening environment. We believe we have accomplished that to some extent. We also desired to involve the students in the local community. We believe The Concern has served that purpose. God has been faithful and has certainly done exceeding abundantly beyond all that we could have asked. Christopher Doyle, President Dean Reule, Vice President Betty Jordon, Secretary Ralph Jones, Treasurer George Terry, Senior Class President Andy Kamphausen, Junior Class President Mark Moore, Sophomore Class President John Beebe, Freshmen Class President Johnny Connelly, Men ' s Dorm President Gail Berry, Women ' s Dorm President Dr. Donald Trouten, Advisor THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION For C.B.C. we stand, as a memori- al to what it offers and to what we receive. We have gathered from every wind to place ourselves among the pillars of the passing line of supporting structure. We are all a part of it, and yet are each a whole, having an individual place in the school sys- tem and activity. As an Associ- ation, we are the fact of C. B. C. THE C.B.C. ROAD RACE Congratulations to all the winners! Organized by: Joe Grayton Marianna Kavanagh Martha Mahon Julian Riddle The Student Association was impressed with a vi- sion to reach out to the lo- cal community of Colum- bia. Seeing Columbia as our own Jerusalem (Acts 1:8), we wanted to do something of spiritual and eternal significance. It has come to our attention that many local blacks who have been called by God into full-time Christian min- istry do not have sufficient funds to attend training centers such as C.B.C. The desire for Biblical training exists but there is an acute financial need. The Concern has materialized to help meet that need. We, the Student Associ- ation, believe that by giv- ing more opportunities to black leaders for quality training these leaders will, in turn, return to their lo- cal communities to impact the city with the Gospel. The Concern is a scholar- ship fund that will be used specifically for Columbia area individuals who qualify both spiritually and academically and who de- sire to be trained at Co- lumbia Bible College. msjimm THE GRITS BOWL This year the Grit Bowl was sponsored by the Student Association, who are endeavoring to incor- porate a floating trophy into this annual sports spectacular. The North were rumored to have been in intensive training with closed practice sessions for two weeks before the main event, yet the South overcame overwhelming odds to once again clinch the title. In doing so they assured the retention of the name ' Grits Bowl ' for at least one more year, al- though the North are striving for victory and equality next year, by insuring the name be changed to ' The Cream of Wheat Bowl ' , should they win. THE BLOOD DRIVE - i uzaa On September 28, 1983 174 students donated 154 pints of blood. I would like to express my gratitude to: My assistant editor, Lisa (above), for her hand in every page. My husband, Dan, for running errands, cooking, cleaning, babysitting, and without whom this task would have been an impossibility. My advisors, Dr. Don Hall and Miss Ruth Marshall, for their patience and encouragement. The Photographer, Mark, for his many hours of work. Mrs. Jean Steyne, Jane Dawson, and Leigh Ann Weber for the typing they did. Deb Anderson, and the others who identified pictures. Department heads, secretaries, and organization leaders for returning forms, and answering endless questions. Mr. Bob Williams and Mr. Ralph Enlow for the loan of pre- cious old photographs. Past Finial editors (since its beginning in 1939), for accurately recording their slice of history . Mr. Arthur Mathews for his detailed, captivating account of C. B. C. history in his book Towers Pointing Upward. The Student Coordinating Council and each student for the privilege of editing the 1984 Finial. Bev Shepperson Editor THE FINIAL The Finial is a small slice of history which has been set between two covers as a pre- servative. 1964 Finial The theme of the 1984 Finial has been centered around the year verse: Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. . .Thy faithful- ness is unto all genera- tions. Information and photographs from the past have been scattered among the recording of the present. Testimonies to God ' s faithfulness from faculty, staff, and students presently at C. B. C. have also been interspersed among the pictures. As the silver trumpets on the cov- er herald the 60th anniver- sary of C. B. C. we can unitedly thank the Lord for helping us thus far, and praise Him for His faithful- ness to us. Thanks to the many photographers that took pictures, and a special thank you to Julie Petti- grew, Jim Dressner, and Dan Shepperson. Mark deFelice Photographer Jim Mills, President Doug Zachary, Vice President Nancy Johnson, Secretary) Treasurer Janet Singer, Social Chairman Dr. Terry Hulbert, Advisor GRAD LIFE COUNCIL This 60th anniversary year has been a time of looking back with gratitude at what the Lord has accomplished as well as a time of looking forward in expectancy and hope at what He will continue to do. The Lord continues to draw men and women from around the globe and from ■ various occupations and professions to study at the Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions. We fully expect God to fulfill His promise by . . .rewarding those who are seeking Him by faith . These are also exciting days for the Graduate School in that many are taking the initiative in blazing the trail for new ministries both here at the Graduate School and throughout Columbia. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ is appar- ent in the lives of the faculty, staff, and students. In one voice we praise His name because, You are worthy, our Lord and God to receive glory and honor and power, for You created all things, and by Your will they were created and have their being. John Fain, President Grant Funk, Prayer Group Chairman Dr. Hap Struthers, Advisor OFF CAMPUS STUDENTS The Off-Campus students of C. B. C. and C. G. S. understand in an intense- ly personal way the reality of the words, Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. God has shown His mighty power in our lives as we have conquered the challenge of being a student, spouse, parent, and friend all at the same time. The joy of experiencing His faithfulness firsthand makes it all worthwhile as we strain to accomplish our Master ' s bidding during our student years. It is the job of the Off-Campus Student Association to help the school reach it ' s objectives in the lives of the students. This is accomplished in two ways. First, by serving the students in practical areas. This may include chapels geared toward particular needs, seminars on timely topics, or even a picnic such as the one last fall. Secondly, the Off-Campus Student Association is a liaison between the stu- dents and administration. Through this responsibility, harmonious inter- change takes place in an atmosphere of mutual respect, and the objectives of the school are furthered. Where else could be experienced such things as: having to arrange a tight sched- ule allowing just enough time to get to school and slip into the seat as the bell rings; paying the rent, electricity, telephone, and fuel bills with an almost-empty pocket book (the children need shoes. Mommy needs stockings, and Daddy needs a much-needed theology textbook); rushing from the last class, swallowing a sandwich on the run to work; doing homework while the children are doing things to show their happiness in Daddy ' s being home; preparing sermons or Bi- ble lessons for Christian Service; working on a car in hopes that it might hold together long enough to get you to school tomorrow; receiving unexpected visi- tors just as a meal has been placed steaming-hot on the table; and let us not forget our exercises: All of this and one still needs to find time for daily person- al and family devotions. Do we regret it?. . .Not on your life! 1964 Finial WOMEN ' S DORM How does it all get done? Women ' s Open House, Sneak, Blood Drive . . . How do those halls actually stay quiet with 30 women excitedly discussing the activities of campus life? Women ' s Dorm Council. Dorm Council is the organization that plans activities, enforces rules, and serves the other women. The seven floorleaders serve the girls in the most visible positions. They give much time and love to the lives of the girls on their halls. The other members of the Dorm Council have faithfully fulfilled their responsibilities. Thank you Dorm Council 1984 for a great year. WOMEN ' S DORM COUNCIL Gail Berry, President Jeanette Rigdon, Vice President Kim Alexander, Prayer Coordinator Katherine Walton, Big Sister Coordinator Floorleaders: Mae Lee Hill Christine North Carol Ann Good Grace Bateman Lollie Welsh Kelly Faulk Eileen Smith MEN ' S DORM The goal of this year ' s Men ' s Dorm Council was taken from Hebrews 3:13, Encourage one another day by day ... so as not to become hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. The Men ' s Dorm Council was responsible for maintain- ing order and leadership among the 200 undergrad men living on campus. Occasionally refered to as The D Team (for a good reason!), floorleaders pa- trolled seven halls, eager to encourage others to a quieter life of study and devotion . . . until February 10. On that date, the rooms were cleaned, the halls made into jungles, and the doors were opened for all to come join us for an evening at Disney World! Thanks to you sisters (Women ' s Dorm Council) for another great year at C. B. C. and pointing us on towards Christ. MEN ' S DORM COUNCIL John Connelly, President Ron Grant, Vice President Bob Orner, Prayer Coordinator Glen Fleck, Big Brother Coordinator Floorleaders; Dan Grant Charles Covington Rick Walker Steve Ward Ronnie Wilson Chris Adams COLUMBIA  LE C° L B _ M enS dorm toR AND LIBRAR THE SERVICE CHAIN The purpose of the service chain is to help facilitate meeting needs among the Village family. From each street two coordinators arrange meals, babysitting, or whatever the need may be for their own street. Those serving in this capacity are Gail Brower and Karen Daves on First Street, Bery Bryan and Lisa Chambers on Second Street, and Laurel Ferguson and Pat Morton on Third Street. Cheryl Bretsnyder organizes the Service Chain for the whole Village. True Christian community spirit comes forth as families in need are helped. While time and finances are tight, the Lord has seen fit to bless those that give of their resources. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee is involved in plan- ning for a variety of social events. These get- togethers are planned so that the residents of the Village will have opportunities to meet with their neighbors for fellowship and fun. At the beginning of each school year the committee plans a ' Dessert ' where all resi- dents are invited. A Thanksgiving Dinner is also held for those who want to participate. Then, throughout the year there may be pro- gressive dinners, street get-togethers, and farewell parties. This years committee is headed up by Marsha Ruth, and the members are: Sherrie deFelice, Penny Terry, Naomi Byo, Kim Croyle, Reni Weixler, Tammy Harris, and Donna Cash. Mrs. Marga- ret Powell is our faithful friend and advisor. Jf ■ Iff J THE VILLAGE STUDENT MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP Student Missions Fellowship ' s purpose is to provide a means by which all students may be informed about, prepared for, and involved in foreign mis- sions. We seek to fulfill this purpose through various activities led by the SMF council members. Two of our larger activities are World Christian Week and the annual Summer Missions Project, this year to the Philippines. This is not to overlook the many other ways of fulfilling our purpose such as through periodic chapels, geographical prayer groups, summer missions seminars and opportunities, special activities, outreach to other schools, and a vast amount of publicity needed to bring these activities before the student body. Through these means we in SMF have sought to glorify our Lord and par- ticipate with Him in the extension of His kingdom around the world. 1 1 Jjt A ifj- ifer ■ — .- Wi A ' fl « 1 f In 1 m 1 ! r Larry Filbert, President Doug Addington, Vice President Donna Richardson, Secretary Jeff Weber, Treasurer Dr. Phil Steyne, Aduisor On December 18, 1952 an impossible goal was set by FMF to buy a plane for pioneer work in New Guinea at a cost of $5,000. Through sacrificial work and prayer and giving, on April 8, not only was the money for the plane in hand, but an additional $2,000. 1954 Finial GEOGRAPHICAL PRAYER GROUPS Geographical prayer groups are a signifi- cant ministry outlet to C.B.C. students, faculty, and staff. The vast need of a world separated from God presents a unique oppor- tunity to all of Christ ' s servants here to take an active part in world evangelization through intercessory prayer. Every Christian has been equipped to participate in this stra- tegic ministry, regardless of gifts, abilities, or vocational calling. SMF offers twelve differ- ent groups covering the entire earth that meet weekly to provide a unique small group atmosphere of personal involvement in God ' s global cause. These groups also meet occasionally during the chap- el hour to provide the setting whereby the whole C.B.C. commu- nity can unite in believing inter- cession for the lost and for our brothers and sisters laboring in the harvest for the Lord. One of the most exciting aspects of this minis- try is witnessing firsthand God ' s faithfulness unto all generations ' through answered prayer. WORLD CHRISTIAN WEEK Fullness and Fulfillment, what is that?! Sounds like what one would say after a good meal. But actually it was the theme of the World Christian Week. Fullness being the awakening of God ' s kingdom world- wide. David Bryant, a leading spokesman on prayer, and Malcolm Hunter from Sudan Interior Mission were the mai n speakers. Mission board representatives interacted with the students and provided short and long-term mission opportunities both at home and abroad. The week climaxed in a Concert of Prayer on Friday night which allowed the students to corporately beseech God to grant His Fullness and Fulfillment. World Christian Week was a tremendous blessing to many students and only eternity will reveal the ultimate results of our prayers. In the meantime, our prayer for the students is to be sensitive and obedient to God in prayer for His awakening and ad- vancement in our lives and world. World Christian Week Committee THE TEAM Every year the school sponsors a team, through Student Missions Fellow- ship, which ministers in various places throughout the world. During the Sum- mer of ' 84 our team trav- eled to the northern island of Luzon, Philippines a nd ministered with the Bibak Christian Fellowship. Team members participated in teaching, evangelism and discipleship in both Baguio City and La Trinidad as well as tribal areas in the nearby mountain province. In addition to the student members of the team one faculty member accompa- nies the group each year. Through this experience faculty members also gain an exposure to the things God is doing among other peoples and as a result grow in their personal commitment to God ' s pur- poses worldwide. David Currie Jonathan Hampshire Carol and Dennis Hickey Elizabeth and Hans Linnartz and son, Isaac Janet Singer Allen and Penny Terry Dr. Bill Davidson, Faculty Representative INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The general objectives of the committee are: To care for the physical and spiritual well-being of international students. To promote fellowship among the international students as well as between the international students and other students on this campus. To maximize the contribution of every international student to the C. B. C. family, to the churches and to the out- reach ministry to other international students in Columbia. To effectively meet these objectives, we have divided ourselves into smaller groups. The di- vision is based purely on location of each student for greater convenience in praying, studying together, going to church or market together, and exhorting one another in every way possible for the building of the body of Christ. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMITTEE Zemo Audu, Chairman Dan Shepperson, Vice Chairman Mike Jih, Social Chairman Naoki Okamura, Social Chairman Ebenezer Bittencourt, Treasurer Naomi Hatori, Secretary Fanuel Chandomba, SMF Representative Dr. Alex Luc, Advisor Dr. Ken Mulholland, Assistant Advisor Mr. Bill Supplee, Assistant Advisor Mr. Bob Byers, Chairman of International Student Affairs Committee I am very grateful to God for meeting all my needs while in C.B.C. Zemo Audu God ' s goodness is overwhelming. Frans Van Den Heever It has been wonderful to see how faithful and gracious my Lord Jesus is in enabling me to study in a foreign language. With just two quarters of English in U. S. C, He has helped me finish my first quarter and start another one, and, 1 am sure that He will continue helping me until I finish my degree at C. B. C. Juana de Madera My separation from my dear fam- ily for two years for the sake of Christ has not been painful, but a joyful experience. I have witnessed how Christ is Lord of distance! He has satisfied my soul! Peter Kitula In times of loneliness and feeling distressed He always comforts me through His promises to let me know that He cares and He loves me at all times. Cynthia Yung 1926-1927 was the first year foreign students attended C. B. C. There were two from Poland, and one from Brazil! AMBASSADOR CHOIR In the beginning was the Word of Faith, and the Word of Faith was with the Ambassador Choir, and the Word of Faith was proclaimed by the Ambassador Choir. That Word of Faith is the Good News Celebra- tion found in Romans 10:9 and 10, that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved; for with the heart man believes, re- sulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation. All creatures of our God and King rejoiced as the 49 voice choir sang throughout the Carolinas during the school year and then toured Georgia, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee and Texas on the 12- day tour over spring break. President Jon Hampshire voiced, I especially enjoyed the unity that devel- oped among the choir members over those long bus ride days. To Know Him and Make Him Known was the message proclaimed in song, testimony, conversation, and lifestyle in homes, churches, schools, and prisons where the Choir endeavored to minister. The Walk of Faith was the challenge presented by the singers from the Romans 12:1 and 2 passage. Dr. Jerry Friesen stated, What a privilege it is to be a part of God ' s work in teaching music ministry skills, and proclaiming the Gospel in Song. This organization was formed in 1950. . .Those who first joined the choir, when asked what the purpose of the choir should be, were unanimous in selecting U Corinthians 5:20, Now then we are ambassadors for Christ . . .as the choir motto. 1964 Finial GRADUATE SINGERS The Columbia Graduate Singers, under the direction of Dr. Jerry Friesen, have banded together to serve the body of Christ through the medium of music. Using a variety of styles from Martin Luther ' s baroque works to the contemporary Ken Medeina, the Singers are focusing their music on C. B. C ' s theme verse for the year, Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. . .Thy faithfulness to all generations. During this 60th anniversary year, reflecting on God ' s faithfulness to this school and to His people corporately, the Graduate Singers present anthems of praise to God. He has blessed His people! Concerts are given on campus, throughout Columbia, with the year highlighted by weekend trips to minister in churches in the surrounding re- gion. How right it is to sing praises to th e Lord! Rick Walker, Bass Kelly Faulk, Alto Shannon Cross, Soprano Carlton Deal, Tenor Carrie Jean Price, Pianist Jane Duensing, Director LIVING HOPE Living Hope is a small musical ensemble with the following ministry objectives: To present Christ Jesus in such a way that others would find salva- tion and become hungry to be rooted and grounded in Him and His Word. To use music as a non-threatening means to present the plan of salvation and the abundant life with Christ as Lord. To incorporate the Scriptures with per- sonal testimony about the difference that Christ has made in their lives. To be aware that they represent Christ and Columbia Bible College not only through music but also in their appearance, speech, and lifestyle. The music they sing is contemporary in nature, yet traditional in message. The songs are easily accepted and enjoyed by people of all ages. The team is available for church services, youth meetings, summer camps, backyard Bible clubs and retreats. . . .according to His abundant mercy, hath begotten us again into a Living Hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. I Peter 1:3 L H JRj v J. 1 R.J. Kennedy, Faculty Advisor Michael Warner, Program Director Andrew Lamb, Music Director Bruce Snowdeal, Engineer Announceers: Arthur Gayton Tony Griffin Don Johnson Russell Moore Chuck Schultz Steve Thompson Dave Williams WCBC WCBC is the campus radio station of Columbia Bible College. It can only be received on the campus itself. WCBC plays contemporary Christian music during the live shows, broadcasts The Moody Broadcast- ing Network during the alternate hours, and is op- erated by the students alone. Th is adds a unique feature to the curriculum at Columbia Bible College because it provides students with a background in radio which can be valuable if a student wants to enter the field of radio either on the foreign field or here in the States. We, here at WCBC, thank the Lord for the way He has used WCBC in the lives of the students and pray He will continue to minister in the future. WCBC currently has five hours of live shows and hopes to increase the amount so we can broadcast the entire day. STUDENT WIVES ' FELLOWSHIP Pi Gamma . . . (Faithful Wives) The Student Wives ' Fellowship sought to provide opportunities for spiritual growth and ministry preparation specific to the needs of married women stu- dents and wives of students. This year ' s theme, God ' s Instruments , taken from Romans 6:13, emphasized the importance of yielding oneself to the Lord Jesus Christ to be used by Him as an instrument of righteousness. Regular on campus meetings and city area prayer groups conducted throughout the year included guest lectures by spiritually mature women as well as times of Bible study, corporate prayer and fellowship. The topics ad- dressed focused on specific areas of ministry essential to our roles as wives of Christian workers. From left to right: Mrs. Beverly Struthers, Advisor Delisa Smith, Vice President Melissa Thornton, Social Bea Barkley, Music Laurinda Erickson, President Lorraine Abeyta, Prayer Groups • Gayle Gestrich, Secretary Treasurer NOT PICTURED Robin Thiele, Publicity Liz Davis, Hospitality One highlight of the year was a special lunch- eon with Dr. Helen Roseveare, well known author, lecturer, and missionary for 20 years in the Congo. KOINONIA CO-OP The Koinonia Co-op is a group of over 70 families of C. B. C. faculty, staff, and stu- dents. We all work together to purchase good quality food at lower-than-store prices. Through membership dues and one person from each family working a few hours a month, we strive together to save both time and money. Produce, in season, is purchased each week, and a selection of food staples bi- weekly. The co-operative effort has been go- ing for five years. We have especially seen God ' s faithfulness this year in our new loca- tion made possible by the C. B. C. adminis- tration ' s gift of two walk-in coolers. So, to paraphrase the year verse, the Lord has helped us these past five years , and we pray His faithfulness in C. B. C. ' s generations to come! Managers: John and Lori DeCleene 0£XTC( Td Ae only f hst you art, THE BOUTIQUE MASTER OF DIVINITY CLASS OFFICERS Carter Johnson Mark deFelice Kathy Faircloth Stewart McCarter Dr. Donald Hamilton, Advisor CLASS PRAYER Past generations have seen thy works O Lord; Teach us Thy ways. In the Spring of 1983, the M. Div. Class was formally organized. Its purpose being to: provide smaller opportunity groups for the sense of belonging to the M. Div. program, make more student leadership opportunities available, provide more occasions for faculty student contacts, take responsibility for M. Div. chapels, open doors for social interaction among the M. Div. students, and give students room for more initiative in meeting felt, but unmet needs. MASTER OF ARTS CLASS OFFICERS Butch Sursavage Peter McMillan Betty Stedwell Dr. Phil Steyne, Advisor CERTIFICATE CLASS OFFICERS The Lord God has given Me the tongue of disciples, That I may know how to sustain t he weary one with a word. He awakens Me morning by morning. He awakens My ear to listen as a disciple. ISAIAH 50:4 Henry Fowler Sandy Hall Beverly Nagelkirk Millard Prevette Cindy Wolfgang Garth Wright Cynthia Yung Dr. Harold Burchett, Advisor A ATE SCHOOL In 1935 the board of trustees decided upon the founding of a graduate school with a two year course of study leading to the degree of M A. in Biblical Education and a three year course leading to the degree of Master of Theology. 1941 Fimal The Lord has faithfully demonstrated the truth that He has lavished His grace upon us; for me having been a student, and now being on staff at C. B. C. is all of GRACE. Sylvia Smith QUOTES FROM PROFESSORS Never doubt in the dark what you have seen in the light. Dr. Harold Burchett Every problem is a teaching situation. Now we ' re starting to preach. Let ' s move on. Dr. Phil Steyne A PRAYER by Laurie Lind Lord, May I not be just another cold, stone-hearted being In this impersonal, uncaring world of not seeing. Send me out into life with the warmth of Your love So that I may be a living example of Its ability to heal and to melt the cold heart Of stone, which society builds. Lord, help me to start New trends, by living joy and singing praise And glorifying You. For in these ways, Real missionaries are seen. Lord, I want to be Your missionary, that the world may feel Your love through me. Amen. He has multiplied my work in the lives of graduates around the globe. Paul Wright The Lord has helped me through my student days at C.B.C. by giving me a loving supportive wife who is a life- time team member in ministry. Brad Mullen GRADUATE SCHOOL The Graduate School may have the smallest enrollment of all the classes but it is by no means the least important! If this statement is doubted, just look over its membership. Please note the Ph.D. we have in our midst, the up-and-com- ing musician, already successful missionaries, ministers, and school teachers who are seeking further training, besides one who is the pride and joy of a famous hospital. Each member is planning to do fulllime work for the Lord. We believe the future has much in store for the Graduate School. 1944 Finial God has been faithful in granting me perseverance when the load was heavy and the pressure great. Eric Ernst After being away from school for eight years, the Lord has allowed me to maintain good grades, be involved in a local church, and maintain a good family life. Terrence Fancey The Lord has provided all of our financial needs while at C. G. S. Donald Loss On the following pages, Graduates have listed: extracurricular activities, their plans for the future, and their year verse. MASTER OF DIVINITY CLASS OF 1984 Charlie Collins Eric Ernst with Marlics (wife), Kristin and Stephen Koinonia Group Leader Pastorate, Missions Psalm 90:12 Clifford Boone Fred Cornelison Terry Fancy with Katherine (wife), Jason, Todd, and Joel; Koinonia Leader, Grad Singers, Proclamation Brass; Mission work in Spain Richard Hodges with Judy (wife), Mary, Charles and John Village Council, LRC Committee, Proclamation Brass Pastorate and Military chaplaincy I Thessalonians 5:24 George Robelot Jyh-Hwang Jyh with wife Anne Wei Prayer Group Leader, Pastoral Intern I plan to be a faithful servant of Jesus Christ our Lord R. Stewart McCarter Intramural Basketball, Softball, Cluster Leader II, M. Div. Class Government, Koinonia Group Leader, Survived one year as Carter Johnson ' s roommate Pastorate in N.A. among Southern Baptists Isaiah 40:31, Hebrews 4:12 But God! at every need. Carter Johnson Koinonia Group Leader, Cluster Leader, Class Representative Christian Service Team Leader, Retenston Committee Psalm 84:1,2 Robert Reid with Patricia (wife), and Elizabeth Tentmaking ministry in East Asia John 4:38 Steve Robinson with Cornelia (wife), Graham and BUI Koinonia Prayer Group Leader, Grad Life Council, Internship — Church Planting in Columbia Serve the Lord — Full time Psalm 37:5 Stanley Smith Tom Wood with Rachel (wife), Anne, Julie, and Amy Koinonia Group Leader Pastorate in Presbyterian Church, Church planting in U.S. Joshua 24:15 I can ' t, but He can!! ' Steve Robinson NOT PICTURED Emmanuel Amponsah-Kuffuor Edward Bordeaux Charles Davidson John Mosely Paul Myers Charles Wesley He has always provided for every need that I have had, either real or imagined! Bob Reid Charles Taylor with Elizabeth (wife), Grace, Rachel, and Sally Bruce VanPeursem Cluster Leader, Director of Global Outreach Conference ' 82 Church planting in Thailand Acts 20:24 I came here without enough money to finish, but God is faithful. Tom Wood ' God has graciously used this school to enrich my life through: friends, family, teaching, vision, tools, one special friend, and more . . . Frank Fox MASTER OF ARTS CLASS OF 1984 Glenda Chop Wendy Cornelison George Aguirre R.A. for 2 years Service on foreign mission field — Italy Jeremiah 29:1 Ralph Clar, Jr. Working in secular job — investing time in family and a local church Greg Dowell Anne Bendall Bruce Coffin Karen Edscorn World Christian Week Committee Overseas Missions Tim Fox Career missionary to the Philippines Philippians 4:8 Dottie Johnson Jennifer Jolly Grad Singers, Mod Mom Jeremiah 29:11 His faithfulness has been seen so many times in just keeping me here . . . 1 have learned much with His help. Mavis Jansma Graduate Singers Continue as a full-time missionary with the Evangelical Free Church of America Jeremiah 29:11 Nancy Johnson East Asia Prayer Group Grad Life Council Rhondelle Kellogg Anne Jih Youth Leader Helper in my husband ' s ministry Romans 12:1,2 John Johnston Peter Kitula Africa prayer group leader Itinerant preaching, Evangelism and Church planting Pixie Lawson Prayer group, International students Missionary to the Philippines Philippians 4:6,7 Stephen Miller Tony Ripley Church planting in North America Ecclesiastes 3:14 When we were without, He provided, when we were weak, He was there. Dub Ludwick Missionary with TEAM — Spain John 3:30 David North Jon Ritchey Peter McMillan Mary Ann Pelts Resident Counselor for Grad Women Grad Singers, Oratorio Choir Church music — Bible teaching Romans 12:10-13 Hellen Russell Elizabeth Ann Stedwell South Asia Prayer Group, Bible Club Master of Arts Class Secretary Missions in India God has shown me more of Himself. ' God has provided extra strength and energy at times when I needed it. Elizabeth Stedwell Gary Seithel with wife Barbara Koinonia Group Leader Missions in England U Corrinthians 8:9 Joseph Sursavage with Mary (wife), Karen and Mark Koinonia Group Leader Master of Arts Group Leader Jeremiah 33:3 The Lord is faithful to see that the end of each quarter is just an opportunity for another miracle, not too much to do! Vaughn Van Liew Ernest Smith Vaughn Van Liew with Katherine (wife), and Adam Church Youth Director, Lay Pastor Discipler, Husband, Father Youth Ministry in a local church Psalm 127:3,4 NOT PICTURED Ronald Croyle Harold Dreher Robert Harner Tracy Hollingsworth Richard Ludeman Robert Mosely Susan Stapleton • ■ ,t J . tf AftJF a •? 1 C2r ' r tJr : ' ftk., i Paul Abeyta James Acree Neal Angel Phil Bakelaar Ron Barber Denny Bates Ebenezer Bittencourt Rob Black Andy Borgelt Leigh Broderick Allen Brooker Mark Brooks Byron Bullard Robert Burrows Kevin Cash Paul Cochrane John Connelly Fred Davenport Lamar Davis John Dawson Mark deFelice Joel Dingeldein Tom Donaldson Tim Eckert John Fain SEMINARY STUDENTS -. jl t -JF 3 f a?i Kr frjnftg_ , w v •7 ' TSdl. H V ...f ie Lord has brought our family closer together and made our commitments to one another stronger. Jim Ferguson ...the Lord has continually upheld me by His promise that afterwards it will yield the peaceful fruit of righteousness. Mark Lindsay Kathy Faircloth Chris Faith Jim Ferguson Gary Fruit Randy Haithcock Ted Harms John Harvey Keesey Hayward Roger Hesch Hisayasu Ito Barton Jones Richard Jones John Kitchen Bill Latta Mark Lindsay Tim Logan John McBride Karl McCallister Steve Morton Roger Ogburn Willard Pendleton Ken Pennings William Plitsch Lee Porter Wayne Raychard SEMINARY STUDENTS God has been faithful in teach- ing me patience in staying here, and ability to use His Word more cor- rectly (i.e. hermeneutics). David Roesener As a Jewish believer I have had so much to learn here at C.G.S. The Lord has been faithful in opening up my spirit as I keep my eyes soley on Him and His truth. David Zauber Mike Uhall David Wagner Keith Wilcke David Zauber Ronald Richardson David Richter Kevin Robbins Ray Roberts David Roesener Thomas Ruotolo Soon Son Tom Sefik John Sellers John Smith Ebbie Taylor Ken Temple Robbie Thiele Bob Thompson Rick Troyer NOT PICTURED Robert Agnew Steven Albright Richard Barnes Nicholas Beadles Kendall Blackwell Ronald Bower George Butts Stephen Claiborne Gregory Green Lawrence Heshelman Matthew Kelly Steven Kerr Cameron Kirker Carlisle Lewis Daniel Liberek Richard Maybury Omar Melendez James Palmer James Pruitt Horst Trojahn Dennis Van Curen Paul Wallschlaeger James Wright SEMINARY STUDENTS GRADUATE STUDY STUDENTS Rick Bailey Penny Bates Linda Benge Brion Burns Neil Chadwick Rick Clark Fred Coleman Armand Daigle Trish Elebash Cheryl Elliott Leland Erickson Pat Goodman Mary Lee Hardcastle Steve Harrigan Karen Harris Patricia Harris Jack Hendricks Dennis Hickey Masaru Horikoshi William James Maxine Jennings Jeff Johnson Rodney Lindsay James May Holly McCleery God has been faithful to use the prayer groups, classes, mission representatives and my dear friends to build me up in Him and to challenge me to be more fully abandoned to Him and His purposes. Annette North w w www www w w W W tu ' sitm WW • L-«ax SS S . ■J; •• ' s ■. t . t B • a V '  «« «  i« - ■! WW w md This year has been one in which I have gotten some of the tools that I wish I had had 25 years ago. 1 was a student with Earl McQuay, Diane Lounsbury, Mary Faith Phillips and Jack Layman. There were 20-30 kids in Grad School then! Douglas Syson GRADUATE STUDY STUDENTS Don McDonald Jim Mills Becky Mosal Beverly Nagelkirk Willy Neudahl Irene Niven Annette North Julie Pettigrew Mark Potter Lisa Reh William Rider Janet Singer Richard Smith Douglas Syson Cindy Wallace Lee Warsen Leig h Ann Weber Beth Wrenn Garth Wright Douglas Zachary NOT PICTURED Gregory Bish Lois Chapman Jeffrey Coberly William Crabb David Currie Edward Germann Mary Heard Elvin House Ann Mulholland Millard Prevette Paul Taibi William Terry Lawrence Wade Keith Weixler Brenda Aldrich Cathy Beatty Phil Cantrell Charlie Davis Bryan Friesen Bruce Aulie Elizabeth Bellingham Donna Cash Debbie Dobbins Brenda Gatlin Laurel Aulie David Bindewald Susan Clark Wayne Dyer Scott Grubbs Lynda Barkley Larry Bohannon John Mark Coney Laurinda Erickson Sandy Hall Bob Barnes David Briggs Eric Culbertson Ron Evers Scott Hansen CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA STUDENTS ' Abundantly faithful! God is teaching me what practiced ' body life ' can be, through the C.B.C. and C.G.S. community. Laurie Lind 1 am so thankful God has enabled me to take the opportunity of classes, It has been a wonderful learning and growing experience for our entire family. Mary Sursavage Anita Harvey William Huang Linda James John Lehn Keith McCune Felicia Hause Robin Hughes Kevin Johnson Laurie Lind Ruth McDonald Carol Hickey James Hunt Maude Johnson Elizabeth and Hans Frederick Mead III Beverly Hoisington Mary Hunt William Kraske Linnartz Sally Miles Chris Homeyer June Inouye Charlie Law Mary Lockhart Martha Mahon Gary Morris CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA STUDENTS .4 PLEDGE OF TRUST Father, during this week there may be limes when I shall not be able to sense your presence or be aware of Your nearness; When I am lonely and by myself - I trust you to be my companion. When I am tempted to sin - J trust you to keep me from it, When J am depressed and anxious - 1 trust you to lift my spirits. When I am crushed by responsibility and overwhelmed by the demands of people on my time - I trust you to give me poise and a sense of purpose. When I am rushed and running - I trust you to make me still inside. When 1 forget you - I trust that you will never forget me. When I forget others - I trust you to prompt me to think of them. When You take something or someone from me that 1 want to keep; when You remove the props I lean on for comfort in place of You; when You refuse to respond to my questions and to answer my too selfish prayers, 1 will trust You even then. Rosie Thomas God has stretched me so 1 am given opportunity to rely more and more on Him. Deborah Rohman NOT PICTURED Adrienne Applegate Jeanine Baker James Branch Marisette Broadney Michael Brown Beryl Bryan Stephen Claiborne David Corel Peter Cromwick Andrew DeFelice Nancy Elliott Julia Faith Jeffery Faulk Henry Fowler III Vicki Germann Linda Gregory Cynthia Hamrick James Hamrick Loretta Kleinsasser Samuel McKellar Mabasa Nhekairo Stephen Rumsey Debra Ruotolo Arthur Simons Toni Smith Beverly Struthers Penny Terry Susan Thomas Loren Muehlius Natalie Rauch Sharon Riner Deborah Rohman Hiroshi Sato Vicki Scheib Charles Selander Susan Skelly Doug Smith Gale Stahl Lynn Stegall Tsuru Sumitomo Mary Sursavage Rosie Thomas Rhonda Vander Sluis Charles Walton Gwen Werner Cindy Wolfgang Tom Wright Charlie Young CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA STUDENTS 5 1 A d SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS George Terry, President Steve Ward, Vice President Mary Ann Butcher, Secretary Steve Miller, Treasurer Lula Wanaselja, SMF Representative John Czech, SMF Representative Russ Beaudet, Off-Campus Representative Dr. Albert McCallister, Advisor You, however, continue in the things you have learned and become convinced of, knowing from whom you have learned them; and that from childhood you have known the sacred writings which are able to give you the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus. All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work. I solemnly charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living from the dead, and by His appearing and His kingdom: preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort, with great patience and instruction. II TIMOTHY 3:14-4:2 A SENIORS God has helped me -  The Lord has provided learn to be faithful and Sf% for all of our financial diligent in studying His . needs for four years, Word. praise Him. Dai ' id Peal 1 v Bruce Garner I thank God for C.B.C. 1 M 3 v God has provided teaching me about wor- ■ faithfully through my ship and its importance home church not only to Christians. Hh KL 1 financially but through Brenda Jones prayer support. Chris Doyle Who am I, O Lord God, and what is my He has taught me house, that Thou hast what it means to brought me this far? KNOW HIM, not just (11 Samuel 7:18). ABOUT Him. James Menzies 72 5 Donna Richardson With God, all things are possible - even graduation! Jill Parker Every quarter the Lord has been so gracious and faithful in sup-plying all of my financial needs - I do not owe a cent to anyone but Him! Even though the grades have been tough to come by. He gives strength to continue on. Beverly Aylor The Lord has given me grace upon grace in per- sonal and spiritual growth, in finances, and in handling the pres- sures. Praise His name! John North Spiritual knowledge and education has been spiritual growth and maturity. Dean Reule . tJL f A And can it be, that 1 should gain An int ' rest in the Savior ' s blood? Died He for me, who caused His pain? For me zvho Him to death pursued? Amazing love! how can it be That Thou my God shouldst die for He left His Father ' s throne above. So free, so infinite His grace! Emptied Himself of all but love, And bled for Adam ' s helpless race: ' Tis mercy all, immense and free. For, O, my God, it found out me! Long my imprisoned spirit lay Fast bound in sin and nature ' s night; Thine eye diffused a quickening ray, 1 woke, the dungeon flamed with light; My chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth, and followed Thee. No condemnation now 1 dread, Jesus, and all in Him, is mine! Alive in Him, my living Head, And clothed in righteousness divine. Bold I approach the eternal throne And claim the crown, through Christ my own. Charles Wesley FAREWELL, SENIORS For four years they have hidden under the protection of God in the shelter of C.B.C. — yet evidence of buds creeping through have often been seen. Now — after years of faithful training, hard work and growth in the Lord — the bud seems to be bursting into started bloom; ready to send the fragrance of Christ from their lives to a world — tho ' in nature bright — in sin — black as ebony. Yours now is to plant the seed of Christ in other lives because you are going out in His service. 1941 Finial On the following pages, Seniors have listed: extracurricular activities, plans for the future, and their year verse. SENIORS CLASS OF 1984 Vicky Arabis Jim Anderson Prayer Group Leader (2,3), Softball (3,4) Marriage, Discipleship ministry Philippians 4:8 Zemo Audu with wife Emily Chairman of International Student Council (4) Complete MA Program, Military Chaplin for Nigerian Armed Forces Philippians 4:13 Left Carlos Alayon Right Mark Callahan Prayer Group Leader (2,4), Soccer (2-4) Seminary, Full time cross cultural missionary Psalm 19:14 Center Ralph Jones Assistant Circulation Supervisor — LRC (2, 3), Serials Supervisor — LRC (4), S. A. Treasurer (4), Coordinating Council Treasurer (4) Short term missions. Graduate School Ephesians 5:15 Kristin Beavers Ken Barkley with wife Bea, Aaron, Rachel and Shannon Prayer Group Leader (3,4) Pastor — C and MA John 25:5 Gail Berry Chapel Choir (1), Ambassador Choir (2), Floor Leader (3), Dorm Council President (4), Becky Balint ' s Roommate (and were still friends!) (4) Christian Education — Youth Work Psalm 73:25-26, 28 Becky Balint Prayer Group Leader (2), Floor Leader (3), Ambassador Choir (2), S. A. (4), Freshmen Big Sis (4), Gail Berry ' s Roommate (and we ' re still best friends) (4) Youth Work Music — Missions Linda Bessette Prayer Group Leader (3) Teaching Jeremiah 33:3 Darlene Bogers Rick Byers Ambassador Choir (2,3), Prayer Croup Leader (3), Class President (2) Missions — church planting in Central America, Marriage! II Peter 1:3 George Brower IV with wife Gail, Jennifer and Jason Prayer Group Leader (2,4), Off Campus S. A. President (3), College Service Supervisor (2) Cross cultural missionary; U Cor. 12:9 Doug and Beth Cheshier Intramural Basketball (1,2) Get to know my wife, Be involved in a local church. See where the Lord wants us, Seminary, or work in a Youth or Camp Ministry The Lord has broadened my view of myself, others and the world. Paul Cheshier Prayer Group Leader (3), Soccer (1-4) Marriage, Seminary, Pastorate and or Missions Psalm 112:1 Chuck Chambers with wife Lisa, and David Prayer Group Leader (2,3); Seminary Pastorate; II Corinthians 5:21 Mary Ann Butcher Chapel Choir (1), GO ' 82 Secretary (1), S. A. Secretary (2), Senior Class Secretary (3) Teaching — overseas or inner-city Paul Kamsing Cheng Back to mission field — church planting work in Latin America Galatians 6:17 Paul Copan Brandi Cosper Small Prayer Group Leader (2,3), Church planting in Japan Jeremiah 29:11, 33:3 Ron Daves with wife Karen, Sandi and Ronnie John 14:6 Charles Covington John DeCleene David Elliott with wife Nancy, and Reid Prayer Group Leader (3), Vice President of Off Campus Students (4) Seminary; Micah 6:8, Psalm 42:1 Lawrence Ford Rebecca Flake Chapel Choir (1), Prayer Group Leader (2,4), Ambassador Choir Accompanist (2- 4), Secretary (3) and Vice President (4), Big Sis Coordinator, Dorm Council (3), Music Internship (3); Marriage, Teaching: I John 4:11,12 Deb Fadden Prayer Group Leader (1-3), Floor Leader (2), Dorm Council President (3), S. A. Social Committee (3), Christian Service Leader (3,4) Missions in China among university students: Micah 6:8 Carol Fletcher Foreign mission field Life verse: Psalm 28:7 Barbie Gleason Joe Grayton Psalm 25:5 Stezv Richardson ' s roommate (3,4) N. Karl Haden with wife Beth Prayer Group Leader (3) Further education. Teaching Hebrews 12:1,2 Irvin Hoover with wife Janice, Brian and Amy Central America Prayer Croup (2), Prayer Croup Leader (2), Christian Service Leader (3) Church planting I Bible teaching — Missions; I John 3:16-18 Gary Greene Men ' s Prayer Group Coordinator (2), Floor Leader (2,3), Christian Service Committee (4) Itinerant Evangelism; Jeremiah 1:5 Richard Hadeed with wife Barbara, and Naomi Cross cultural urban evangelism - discipleship, Teaching, Practical ministries Colossians 3:1-4 NIV Dave Hawkins with wife Vickie, Angela, Bethany and Joshua My family!; Pastorate; Colossians 1:28 Nelson Haynes Freshmen Class Treasurer (1), Ambassador Choir (2,3) Teaching Bible in high school, Seminary Exodus 15:13 Marianna Kavanagh Andrew Lamb Ambassador Choir (1,2), SFMF Class Rep. (1), Finial Photographer (3), Electronic Media (2,3), WCBC (1-3) Grad School, Church planting, Missions, Husband and father; Proverbs 3:5,6 Brenda Jones with husband Richard Ambassador Choir (2), Prayer Group (2,3) Missionary, Teacher of Bible Marianne Liechti Ambassador Choir (2), Prayer Group Leader (4), Karate (1-3), Bible teaching (4) Missions and teaching Bible Philippians 3:12-14 John Kaplan - Dawn Martin Prayer Group Leader (2,3), Junior Class Secretary (3) Marriage Jeremiah 29:11 Becky McCauley Prayer Group Leader (3,4) Teaching missionary children; Col 2:6,7 Jon Meythaler Louis Martini Steve Miller with wife Kathleen Kimberly and Bryan Senior Class Treasurer, Prayer Group Leader (4); Missions; Joshua 1:8-9 Robert Matthews Ambassador Choir (2), Prayer Group Leader (3), WMHK Prayer for Missions (3, 4), Zimbabwe Team Leader (3) Seminary, Pastorate II Corinthians 3:5 Jim Menzies with wife Jay and Alina Prayer Group Leader (2-4) Pastorate; Matthew 10:16b Dana Davidson Mittwede and Steve Ambassador Choir (3), Dorm Council Vice President (3) ... whatever He calls us to. Becky Thornton Ambassador Choir (2), Women ' s Dorm Council Secretary (3), Prayer Group Leader (3) Habakkuk 3:18,19 Frans Van Den Heever with wife Marie Tennis Missionary in Japan Isaiah 26:3 George Terry Sam Tuggy Soccer (1-3), Ambassador Choir (2), SMF Prayer Group Leader (4); Missions; Psalm 90:12 Jenny Van Kuren Prayer Group Leader (2,4), Floor Leader (3) West European missions — Teaching Hebrews 12:1,2 Bo Thompson Prayer Group Leader (2), Vice President Sophomore Class, Floor Leader (3), Big Brother (4), Soccer (1,4), Johnny DeHaan ' s Roommate (3,4) Youth Director, Bible Teacher; Ps 62:5-8 Sarah Trice Prayer Group, Tennis Ephesians 3:20 (Catherine Walton Geographical Prayer Group Secretary (2), Zimbabwe Project I Team (2), Creation (3), Ambassador Choir (3), Hudson Taylor Presentation (3), Music Internship (4), Women ' s Dorm Council (4), Woodwind Ensemble (4) Music Director; Psalm 40:1-3 Mike Warner WCBC Radio Station Program Director (2- 4), Ambassador Choir (2-4), Business Manager of Choir (4) Seminary, Marriage, Pastorate Life Verse: Proverbs 3:5,6 Carl Wilson with wife Ann, an d Theiesa Off Campus Prayer Group Leader (3) Proverbs 22:6 Harry (Chip) Welton III Prayer Group Leader (3,4), Open Air Evangelism Team Leader (3), ... to preach and teach the Word of God Acts 20:24 Mark Young Grits Bowl (1-4), SMF (4) Inner city church planting Psalm 119:9 NOT PICTURED Christopher Alderman W. Lee Allen Bruce Garner Timothy Livingston Serge Lopez Andrew McCall Elise Mundt John North Jill Parker Curtis Preston Lorreinne Reece Willian Reece Mary Shelor Glen Warren Lizette Zungia Debbie Zook Prayer Group Leader (3), Ambassador Choir (2); Matthew 16:24 Mary Anne Zuborski David Crane There are only two things that will last for eternity, the Word of God and the souls of men Dr. Miller Failure might be a step- ping stone to fruit fulness. Terry Powell For these years I have seen His amazing grace made perfect in my weak- ness and thus accomplish things in His work I never dreamed possible. fames Hatch Richard Gantt The Lord has shown me more than ever His love and mercy as He has brought me back. 1 know being here is God ' s will. Tim Ryder JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Andrew Kamphausen, President Rick Hines, Vice President James Gestrich, Treasurer Dea McCall, Secretary John Keefe, Off Campus Representative Kurt Froelich and Cathy Cochrane, SMF Representatives Mr. Terry Powell, Advisor The Junior class officers entered this year not knowing quite what to expect, but through each aspect of it they can say Hitherto hath the Lord helped us... His faithfulness is to all generations . The Junior class sponsored a series of fun Walt Disney movies to encourage as much student and family participation as possible. The class chapels were designed as times for special fellowship with other class members and were varied somewhat. We listened to a cassette made for us by Dr. Bennett and then countered with a tape of our own sent to Dr. Bennett and also to the Todd family, whom we support in prayer as they work in West Germany with the Kurds. The majority of planning centered around the Ju- nior-Senior Banquet. The program was a little different than in past years, carrying the theme of looking back and looking forward. Overall the evening was a success - His faithfulness is to all generations . JUNIORS SENIOR SENTIMENT He who promised is faithful (Hebrews 10:23). George Brower The Lord has marked my stay at C.B.C. with many times of trial and victories. He is always faithful. Chuck Baker The Lord has been true to His word, (Psalm 32:4, Hosea 10: 12), and is giving me the very deepest desires of my heart. Chris Bitterman The Lord has graciously used the pressurized and disci- plined atmosphere of C.B.C. coupled with the vital emphasis here on Biblical balance and victorious Christian living to fundamentally impact my own personal rela- tionship with Jesus Christ. Brad Chase When I was weakest, He was still there - loving, teaching, enabling, and compelling me to go on. Jerry Brown JUNIORS Anita Adams Kevin Adams Chris Adams Kimberly Alexander Jackie Annis Jacqui Asbury Chuck Baker Grace Bateman Sherry Bateman D ' Lynn Belisario Cheryl Belk James Benge Stephen Bennett Lisa Bergmanis Karen Birckhead Chris Bitterman Gary Bonifas Hope Brantley Jerry Brown Dianne Carpenter Fanuel Chandomba Brad Chase Phillip Coan Cathy Cochrane Johnny Connelly JUNIORS Marilyn Corey Kerry Doyal Kurt Froelich James Gestrich Gwyneth Gray Cynthia Cottrell Laurie Elliott Sharon Furman Ken Gilmore Lynda Hale Debbie Crompton Dawn Fain Tod Gable Phil Gohde Jonathan Hampshire Daniel Dather Kelly Faulk Mike Gangarosa Carol Ann Good Naomi Hatori Kevin Davidson Nancy Frazier Thomas Garman Dan Grant Denny Heiberg 1 ' m P ' • ' o«V T , Z • 1 HP ; ' ' JUNIORS Mae Lee Hill Steve Hunt Mary Johnston Betty Jordan Andy Kamphausen John Keefe Merv Lambright Bill Letchworth Larry Lindsey Frank Longshore Jacobo Madera Patrice Mallory Benjamin Mathaka Julius Mberego Dea McCall Sara McCallum Randall McCaskill Michael McQuillan Bruce Mills Scott Morgan Leighann Morris Mark Nichols Christine North Naoki Okamura Mark O ' Farrell SENIOR SENTIMENT I ' m amazed at the way the Lord leads us through hard times and the grace He supplies for us everyday. Nelson Haynes The Lord has met our every need this year, especially by giving us grace to re- adapt to the life of a student after being on the mission field for the last seven years. It has been a spiritual renewal for us and a lesson in American culture for my children. Stuart Peele I K5XJ Though the winds of trial and adversity blow in my ft as I n I will run into them head first knoiving that, through the strain, my legs will be strengthened, my endurance will be lengthened, and my heart will be exercised to long all to press on, to run m such a way as to ■o that one day, cast my prize. at the feet of my Coach and Friend. The Lord has used His servants to teach me how to study His Word in such a way that with the help of the Holy Spirit, I can look forward to more effec- tively communicating His gospel. Mark Palardy JUNIORS Robert Orner Mark Palardy Michael Parker Jann Parrish Bill Pealer Stuart Peele Debbie Powell Tosha Preston Phil Price Larry Pritchard Harry Rauch Rick Rauh Jim Riley Peter Rosenberger Marsha Ruth Noel Sanchez LeeAnne Sandifer Stephen Sandifer James Savastio Eileen Smith Kim Smith Tony Souder Richard Spanier Steve Sullivan David Sturkey Gary Greene and Peter Kitula at the Billy Graham Conference for Evangelists in Amsterdam last summer. SENIOR SENTIMENT C. B. C. has helped me to do what God calls every man to do. . .respond to His Lordship! Gary Greene He always puts me in a place where I must trust Him totally. He has shown H imself to be faithful. Praise Him for that! Jill Tippetts The Lord fesus has been faith- ful in showing me how to walk with Him in a love relationship on a daily basis. Frank Watts The Lord has often sent a chapel speaker, professor, or fellow student to meet the ex- act need I had at the right time. Tim Wegener JUNIORS Paul Steyne Jill Tippetts Alice Tornquist Marie Van Den Heever Robert Vogie Christopher Ward Stephen Ward Frank Watts Jeffrey Weber Alan Weferling Tim Wegener Connie Williams Martha Williams Ronnie Wilson Richard Wulf Stephen Zimmer NOT PICTURED Deborah Allen James Beddows Carolina Cheng Robert Cornwell Peter Emhoff Grant Funk Ronald Grant Richard Hines Richard Jensen Donald Johnson Ruth Matthews Walter McNutt Carl Miller James Noble William Prince Dan Shepperson James Thornton Richard Walker Stephen Wright SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mark Moore, President Brian Skelly, Vice President Judy Rigdon, Secretary Mary Bishop, Treasurer Jerry Frey, SMF Representative Jane Stauffacher, SMF Representative Tom Nahlen, Off-Campus Representative Mr. Bill Supplee, Advisor Miss Sandra Mills, Assistant Advisor Building Together in Love Above all, keep fervent in your love for one another, because love covers a multitude of sins. Be hospitable to one another without complaint. As each one has received a SPECIAL gift, employ it in serving one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God. 1 PETER 4:8-10 A SOPHOMORES SENIOR SENTIMENT Here I have begun to learn that freshness and fullness in the Christian life come only through con- stant communion with Christ. Bo Thompson I could never be thankful enough to God for His goodness to me. He has given me an insatiable hun- ger for His word and has taught me the importance of perservering after His face, communing with Him daily, and praising Him at ALL times. Jo Anne Barnes He has continually provided for me financially in wonderful ways (I Samuel 12:16). Bradley Bigney Since being at C. B. C. the Lord has shown me that He is the reason for my being here and He will sustain me. Bill Campbell Allen Andrews Philip Baugh Connie Jo Brannon Kendall Bryant Bill Campbell Mary Arnemann Leiann Benge Bob Bretsnyder Tim Bunn Roger Catts Stan Backhaus Susan Bennett David Briley Andy Bunting Danny Cheek Grady Bardin Bradley Bigney David Brown Janice Busenitz Janice Coglianese Jo-Anne Barnes Mary Bishop Doug Brown Kirk Callan Shannon Cross SOPHOMORES John Crutchfield Rob Davis Carlton Deal Johnny De Haan Vicki Dill Willie Driggers Marnie Fisk Fred Forester Ken Fosaaen Gerald Frey George Fryar Richard Gantt Lisa Gaynier Rachel Gordon MaraLee Green Alan Griffiths Wanda Gustrowsky John Hall Ruth Hampshire Kim Harriman Dee Dee Harris Edward Hartman Richard Hartman Kim Hathaway Doug Hayman SOPHOMORES God has been faithful in raising up from, fellowship with and pray with. examples of men and women that I can learn Shane Ledbetter SENIOR SENTIMENT A lot of times the pressures became like the Red Sea and the cliffs the Israelites faced in Exodus 14, but each time God was faithful and by depend- ing on Him to be my strength and my song, He continually parted the waters and let me pass through. Ellen Worrell ■ ■ ' . : ■ ' God has shown me how important it is to be a REAL Christian; not going through the spiritual actions that will impress other Christians, but real- ly seeking His face in my personal time with Him. Amy Hogan The Lord is teaching me many lessons all at once and I am slow to learn, but the Lord is a faithful, patient, loving teacher. Mary Marshall Heidi Helms John Hobbs Amy Hogan Sherri Jeter Stan Johnson Bryan Jurkowski Bobby Justis Mark Kaat Laurie-Anne Kavanagh Maxine Kelly Kevin Kubasek Kirk Laing David Lamb Mark Landrum Shane Ledbetter Gwen Lehman Alyson Linde Ginger Lopp Mary Marshall Gail McBane Jody McCain Mark McClamrock Ralph Meaker Christine Meeker Dave Miller SOPHOMORES Calculated and Believed and Came. He ' s been faithful. Richard Sadler The Lord has been faithful in teaching how to apply now to my life the things I am learn- ing in the class room. Tom Nahlen Jane Millward Douglas Monk Mark Moore Russell Moore William Morris Thomas Nahlen Lisa Neil Lynette Nelson Karin Outen Jocelyn Persod Amy Phillips Lyle Poison Lynn Powell Judy Rigdon Lee Robitschek Beth Ann Rogers Mona Rumph Doug Rutt Richard Sadler Rhesa Salstrom James Samson Andrew Schaeffer Jonathan Schaeffer Heidi Schindler Tim Simpson SOPHOMORES Klw Mfi k Since I have been at C. B. C, the Lord has shown me the importance of indepth prayer and Bible study and the impact that this can make in the world around us. Suzanne Thigpen The Lord has taught me the importance of being united in one faith. John Sterk Brian Skelly Glenn Starr Jane Stauffacher John Steele Bill Stephenson John Sterk Susan Stern Linda Steyne James Sutherland Suzanne Thigpen Jo Ann Thomas Beth Thompson Colin Thornley Kenneth Towler Randal Townsend Penney Uber Robert Lee Uhls Bissy Vail Terry Venable Loren Villa Mary Beth Wenger Paul White Sarah Whitehead Melina Wilder Michael Williams SOPHOMORES Rhonda Williams Kathy Woolner Dave Worthington Karen Yandle Fred Yednock NOT PICTURED Richard Alderman Angel Benge James Bigley Matthew Brannen Randy Chaffin Charles Collins David DeMoss Thomas DeRivera David First Glenn Fleck Stirling Foster Kenneth Hall Jeffery Harris Bruce Hosket Robyn Hughes Gary Kaplan Linford Keesey Nobuhiro Mitsumaru Yogesh Naik Cynthia Ortiz Randall Pfannenstiel Cynthia Richters David Scott Timothy Smoyer All aboard! and to the tune of shrill whistles at stated intervals, we began on a train of thought through Columbia Bible College. 1944 Finial The above quote is how a Sophomore described his year at C. B. C. back in 1944. At that time there were 65 Sophomores. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS John Beebe, President David Sandifer, Vice President Barb Drotts, Secretary Steve Nygaard, Treasurer Becky Balint, Big Sister Bo Thompson, Big Brother Debbie Brunner, SMF Representative Eric Froelich, SMF Representative Glen Westberry, Off-Campus Representative Dr. Karen Adams, Advisor Mr. Bob Byers, Assistant Advisor Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encum- brance, and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. HEBREWS 12:1 and 2  A FRESHMEN SENIOR SENTIMENT The Lord has shown me His faithfulness in the strength He has imparted to me in every sit- uation. Carol Rider In my daily walk God has shown His faithfulness in little ways. By a kind word spoken through a friend when I just felt like screaming, or perhaps a gentle rebuke spoken through a chapel speaker when I thought I had it all under control. Sheryl Andrew FRESHMAN Barb Ahlquist Emily Audu Gerald Bentley Pat Brooks Darren Cantrelle Marlene Alexander Steve Ballenger Ron Berry Debbie Brunner Cherie Chandler Cindy Anderson John Beebe Carolyn Blood Steven Burgraff Kim Clifton Debby Anderson Connie Bell Dale Bradford Ginny Byers Rebecca Cobb Sheryl Andrew Donald Bell Jason Britton Ruben Cabrera Diana Cohen SENIOR SENTIMENT The Lord has blessed me with some super- special friends, which I hope will remain life- time friends. Lollie Welsh While at C. B. C. God has helped me to appreciate His friendship in a deeper way. Walter Crone Without a doubt the most obvious sign of God ' s faithfulness to me here was in His leading my Pastor to provide $500 of my tuition without my ever making a request to him for help. Larry Deeter FRESHMEN Nick Cole Jon Cox Nancy Crane Walter Crone Ronnie Croxton William Daugherty Mike Dawkins Larry Deeter Philip De Hart Scott Donaldson Joselito Dorvil Barb Drotts Mark Enlow Monika Fast Randy Fields Jeff Fox Cheryl Frey Eric Froelich Mike Gasaway Dale Gaulden Arthur Gayton Ann Gonzalez Wendy Good Terry Greene Tony Griffin SENIOR SENTIMENT I have finally come to the realization that for me there is no other purpose in life but to live for Christ. Marianne Leichti God has been extremely patient in showing me that even as He has reconciled us sinners to Himself through Jesus, so am 1 to be reconciled to my fellow Man. Andy Kercher FRESHMEN Jeffery Griffith Kristin Hall Karen Hodges Andy Kercher Valicia Lambeth Jo Grim Michelle Hansen Roxanne Howard Myung Kim Connie Leighton Elizabeth Grimes Cheryl Harrison Leslie Hug David King Donna Lewis Kathy Grimm Jill Hawes Elizabeth Jones Andy Knight Juana Madera Sharon Gruber Wade Hobbs Timothy Jones Stephen Lambert Debbie March SENIOR SENTIMENT During these last six years, as I have set my face to seek first God ' s kingdom, and His righteous- ness, I have been amazed at the different ways God has provided my needs and es- pecially finances for school. Richard Hadeed FRESHMEN Debbie Maxwell Margaret McDonald John Meliher Tammy Melton Glenn Metts Greg Milroy Ruth Mobley Ann Monbleau Lesa Morello Floyd Murdaugh David Nemier Joel Noble Stephen Nygaard Johnna Oswald Sharon Palmer Tammy Parker Kelly Partridge Judy Piotter Randy Rabon Robin Roan Michael Rowe David Sandifer Frank Santamaria Julianne Schaeffer Charles Schultz SENIOR SENTIMENT God provided what we as a family needed in all areas of our life, when we needed, with no exception. Russ Beaudet I started in 1971, and am finally finishing this year. The loving support and friendship of the godly men and women here have strengthened me at critical times through the years. Their acceptance of me and example to me have been outstanding! Phil Nodine FRESHMEN Diane Scott Peter Scott Mary Shetler John Shuler Kevin Smith Thurman Smith Linda Smithson Bruce Snowdeal Cindy Solomon Anthony Southern Bill Spear Chet Taylor Steve Thompson Ruby Tuggy Brent Turner Tim Tyler Midori Uematsu Becky Vail Gene Van Dyke Mary Van Dyke Doug Wear Glen Westberry Leigh Whitaker Larry Wilkes Andrew Williams x n i ■ ' i fe. SENIOR SENTIMENT He has been my teacher and the guider of my steps. Rick Byers The Lord has been faithful in that He has shown me His ev- erlasting love with which He called me to C.B.C. Bobby Young FRESHMEN David Williams John Winton Scott Wolfe Diana Wong Sherrie Woodman Roslyn Wright Linda Yates Bobby Young Laura Zaprzalka Heinz Zurcher NOT PICTURED Gloria Abbott Candace Anderson Cindy Lou Bitterman Mickey Bonner Thomas Burks John Davis David Evans Andres Heen Cherilyn Johnson Chris Kemp Kenneth Knudsen Ted Manby Steven Miller Norman Mills James Morgan Matthew Myers James Par-Due Arthur Rainey Timothy Ross Kelvin Stanford Frank Tozour Robert Woodward A Day at C.B.C. Can you forget that final frantic frenzy to attain the lobby before the imperious tinkle of that Breakfast Bell? Can you forget the mourners ' bench outside the Dean ' s Door, and the Ladies-in-waiting, the May I and the Yes dear . Can you forget that mailbox expectancy - for it might be a letter from - well, from someone nice, or it might be a slip bearing the brusque comment, See J.H. ? 1941 Finial BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated, left to right: Elizabeth R. Sessions, Homemaker Robertson McQuilkin, President Rosalie Berg, Homemaker Standing, left to right: Robert A. Norris (Vice-Chairman), Pastor, Harmony Church, Sumter, SC Harold Weaver, National Bank Examiner Donald L. Bailey, Director, Media Public Relations, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association R. Alan Brubaker (Treasurer), Attorney H. Gene Garrick, Pastor, The Tabernacle Church, Norfolk, VA Jerry Miller, Executive Vice-President, The Cove Hudson T. Armerding, President Emeritus, Wheaton College John W. P. Oliver, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Augusta, GA Ian M. Hay (Chairman), General Director, Sudan Interior Mission Kenneth Kantzer (Secretary), Chancellor, Trinity College David H. Petty, President, Charles D. Roberts Co. Michael Flowers, Executive Director, Southern Gospel Mission Association John Kyle, Missions Director, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, USA Not pictured: Frank S. Merry, Building Consultant Ira Q. Craft, Retired Businessman FACULTY AND STAFF Surprised once by the presentation of his. portrait to the college by the Board of Trustees, President McQuilkin is again surprised to be greeted by the artist, his wife Muriel. She ' s doing what she ' s always done, he said, painting me better than I really am! Robertson McQuilkin Sherry Brown Secretary to the President God has helped me at every point of need — spiritual and physical — and surrounded me zvith a very supiportive team. Terry Hulbert Life ' s lessons should focus the believer on the cross of Christ. If Galatians 6:34 z ' s understood and followed, zve shall he spared many painful, deflating experiences. Harold Burchett God has faithfully been involved in making my family ' s geographical and vocational adjustments a means to bring us closer together and closer to Him. Donald Hamilton I praise God for the team spirit of the school. Alex Luc God has been faithful in multiplying my ministry through the lives of others. Ken Mulholland After many years in overseas service, I missed my ' missionary family ' . To find the same warm and caring atmosphere of the ' household of faith ' at C. B. C. has been and continues to be a source of joy. Cora Wayland This year, more than ever, God has helped me to know and better understand ' the abundant life ' . Meg Hollingsworth GRADUATE SCHOOL DIVISION Terry Hulbert Provost and Dean of the Graduate School mm Harold Burchett Ministry Studies Bill Davidson Church History Paul Ferris Old Testament Ministry Studies Donald Hamilton Ministry Studies Igou Hodges Theology William Larkin New Testament Greek Ale Luc 0 i.V stament Ken Mulholland Ministry Studies Phil Steyne Missions Cora Wayland Christian Education Paul Wright Theology and Bible Steve Dyer Teaching Fellow Brad Mullen Teaching Fellow Nan Kaspareck Teaching Assistant Sylvia Smith Teaching Assistant Meg Hollingsworth Secretary to the Dean NOT PICTURED Ruth Hakes Administrative Assistant to the Dean Valarie Jones Secretary for Graduate School Faculty God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Donald Trouten 1 thank God for His gracious activity in the lives of our children — each one is dedicated to Christ. Cliff Bedell The Lord has engineered a smooth transition into our house, office, classroom and the new family here at C. B. C! Norm Hoyt The Lord has given me grace to change this year, not an easy thing to do at my age but necessary to taking up a new ministry in late middle age! jack Layman I thank our Lord for His faithfulness in clearly leading me to C. B. C. and blessing my teaching ministry over these past twelve years. Raymond Scott Psalm 23:1 has been experienced in health, finances, family and ministries. Praise His name! Charles Wenzel God has blessed me during my lime here at C. B. C. by leading me to my precious wife, Vicky. Tom Arabis How has God been faithful during my six years on staff? hi a variety of ways — a tremendous boss, excellent co-workers, and students, many of whom have become life-long friends. God has used each to grow and strengthen me in my walk with Him. Vickie Clark Since arriving at C. B. C. in 1981, the Lord ' s faithfulness has been expressed in numerous con- crete ways. Two ways that surface in my thinking immediately are: (1) He has sustained and enabled me through days of extreme pressure, when 1 felt that responsibilities and dead-lines were impossible to meet (Psalm 73:26). (2) He has provided miraculously for my family ' s financial needs, using other believers in my church to help us purchase a house, a car, and a hearing aid. These gifts total in the ' thousands ' ! Philippians 4:19 Terry Powell BIBLE COLLEGE DIVISION Karen Adams Elementary Education English Cliff Bedell English, Bible Missions Richard Belcher English, Bible Theology Don Hall Director of Elementary Education James Hatch Bible Lindsay Hislop English Norman Hoyt Missions Brian Kingsmore Evangelism Jack Layman Social Studies Bible Albert McCallister Philosophy Theology Sandra Mills English Mary Faith Phillips Bible Terry Powell Christian Education Raymond Scott Science Church History Charles Wenzel Bible, Theology Greek NOT PICTURED Marion Burns Adjunct — Psychology Tom Arabis Teaching Assistant — English Susan Gillespie Teaching Assistant — English Vickie Clark Secretary to Academic Dean of the Bible College Remembering God ' s faithfulness to me is what makes me secure today and brings peace as I face tomorrow. Debby Reichel The spiritual challenge and encouragement from fellow-workers has been a great blessing from the Lord through the years. Jo Ann Piotter As we look forward to the construction of the new media music building, we can be thankful for the reminder of our Lord ' s faithfulness through His provision of our present facilities. Ruth Marshall BIBLICAL EDUCATION BY EXTENSION DIVISION Larry McCullough, Director James Wertger, Assistant Director Robert Beatty, Coordinator of Night School Tina Hayes, Typist Cindy Martini, Media Specialist NOT PICTURED Wanda Araujo, Secretary Sheila Beckmann, Receptionist I Typist OTHER ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Laura Braswell, Director Amy Barber, Circulation Susan Black, Circulation, Assistant Lucy Claiborne, Circulation Assistant in the CSRD Cleta Dunaway, Technical Service I - Librarian Edith Frye, Order Assistant Debbie Reichel, CSRD Director Colleen Stevens, Technical Service Assistant NOT PICTURED Jo Ann Piotter, Technical Assistant MEDIA RESOURCES Ruth Marshall, Director Cod has been faithful by providing for our needs, and many of our desires. Bmce Claiborne Cod has enabled me to do my job here at C. B. C. during the past 12 years! Diane Lounsbury ' 23 years of daily enabling The Lord has shown His faithfulness to me in allowing me to be, not only the wife of a faculty member, but also a part of the ministry with my husband. Serving on the C. B. C. staff for over 20 years has resulted in strengthening and growth in my relationship with the Lord, my family and fellow Christians. foyce Supplee Margaret Ferris It has been exciting to see how God has proved Himself truly sufficient to meet needs of all kinds in my work over the years in the Registrar ' s Office. Helen Fahringer As a staff member and a student ' s wife it ' s been joyful, and sometimes frustrating, to watch the Lord provide for our physical and spiritual needs during the past four years. He has always shown Himself faithful. Deb Anderson .: MUSIC DEPARTMENT Bill Hoyt, Instructor Cynthia Nelson, Instructor Bill Supplee, Instructor Beth Smith, Secretary Joyce Supplee, Outreach Secretary CHRISTIAN SERVICE DEPARTMENT Otis Braswell, Director Bruce Claiborne, Assistant Director Diane Lounsbury, Assistant Margaret Ferris, Secretary Marcia Williams, Secretary REGISTRAR Newell Ferris, Registrar NOT PICTURED Helen Fahringer, Assistant Registrar Debbie Anderson, Clerk Lucy Paschal, Clerk In the deepest crisis of our lives, we have experienced the refuge of our Solid Rock with the assurance that ' God who gives us life . . . is the blessed controller of all things ' (I Timothy 6:13, 15, Phillips). Earl McQuay ... the knoivledge that I can know that I am in His will. Agness Barr ... to realize the all-suf- ficiency 1 have in His lov- ing kindness and faithful- ness (Psalm 86:15). Hap Struthers This is our sixth year at C. B. C. C. G. S. For the past 10 quarters God has led us faithfully through, providing for all of our needs from His abundant riches. David Annis . . . to see His loving care in every area of my life. Cindy Heiberg STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION Darrel Shaver, Associate Dean of Men Gary Roop, Assistant Dean of Men Julian Riddle, Assistant Dean of Men NOT PICTURED Tammy Shafer, Secretary Helen Kornfield, Associate Dean of Women Paula Berkey, Assistant Dean of Women NOT PICTURED Muriel Brake, Secretary Hap Struthers, Dean for Off-Campus Students David Annis, Assistant Dean for Off- Campus Students Cindy Heiberg, Secretary NOT PICTURED Margaret Powell, Village Mom NOT PICTURED Lenna Funk, School Nurse Q During this past year I have realized more and more of how the Lord meets the needs of his people who seek his face. There have been many times I have seen students who had little or no funds toward a quarters ' expenses, yet returned to school with all their immediate needs be- ing met. It is very rewarding to witness God ' s faithfulness through His people time and time again. Richard Summerford Since my employment here at C. B. C. I have been amazed at the ways the Lord has met the needs of his children through this office. I am convinced He is faithful and able to meet our every need. Kathy Rengering The Lord is showing me that His way is best. 1 am (slowly) learning to sit back and watch the puzzle pieces fit together to produce only the beauty that He can give to any situation. Sandy Mclver BUSINESS AND FINANCE DIVISION John Davidson, Vice President of Finance Sue Mitchell, Secretary ACCOUNTING Joe Bush, Controller Dean Slade, Accounts Payable Kathy Cain, Accounting Clerk Ursula Hunt, Cashier NOT PICTURED Larry Huss, Accounting Manager Judy Burch, General Ledger Accounts Receivable FINANCIAL AID Richard Summerford, Director of Financial Aid Sandra Mclver, Secretary Kathy Rengering, Secretary BUSINESS Keith Marion, Business Manager NOT PICTURED Gracie Bish, Secretary Sue Faircloth, Supervisor COMPUTER SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES NOT PICTURED Lori DeCleene, Switchboard Word Processing Katie Wilson, Switchboard I Word Processing SHIPPING AND RECEIVING Fred Hiney, Manager NOT PICTURED Donna Gorton, Operator NOT PICTURED Ron Faircloth, Manager Dexter Corbett, Postmaster Grady Harmon, Postal Clerk God has shown through our store staff, the value He places on people an their distinctive abili- ties in accomplishing His purposes. We thank Him for using all of us to do His work in the Bookstore this year. Praise God for warm friendships among staff and students. His day-to-day faithfulness has been my encouragement. God has been faithful in providing for me and my family ' s needs, and provid- ing a better understanding of His word through studies and chapel. Buddy Kemp ' His faithful provision of needs and many wants. ' Praise God for the guys in the Physical Plant. ' To lean on Him for strength and joy. God has been faithful in providing His sustaining love and grace when days have been full of disappointment and discouragement. Cindy Hallman Don Clark Theodore Warren Lee Morris PRINTING AND BULK MAILING BOOKSTORE PHYSICAL PLANT Bob Endicott, Manager Prue Bedell, Secretary James Gestrich, Bulk Mailing NOT PICTURED Mike Thomas, Pressman Bob Wenzel, Pressman Theodore Warren, Custodian Lee Morris, Custodian L. C. Floyd, Carpenter George Brower,- Grounds Curtis Blanchard, Security Guard Cindy Hallman, Secretary FOOD SERVICES NOT PICTURED Bill Leavel, Manager Grady Enlow, Assistant Catherine Leavel, Assistant Murdice Burton, Cook Mary Odoms, Cook Alease Frazier, Cook Edna Gibson, Cook Colon Green, Cook Ruth Green, Cook Fannie Howell, Cook Audray Javis, Cook Jettie Niles, Cook Allie Mae Overton, Cook Carolyne Warner, Cook MINISTRY RELATIONS DIVISION Bob Kallgren, Director of Ministry Relations Charles Young, Associate Director of Ministry Relations Evelyn Faulk, Secretary to the Director of Ministry Relations RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS Ed Germann, Director of Enrollment Development Bob Byers, Director of Bible College Adm issions Andrew Howard, Director of Graduate School Admissions Mary Ann Steffy, Admissions Counselor Sandra Young, Secretary to Director of Enrollment Development Diane Sansbury, Secretary to BC Admissions Director Beth Wrenn, Secretary to GS Admissions Director NOT PICTURED Jennifer Taylor, Receptionist CAREER PLACEMENT Donald Jones, Director Lori Gochnauer, Secretary ELECTRONIC MEDIA R. J. Kennedy, Director Kathleen Miller, Secretary Henry Hennagan, A V Coordinator Louis Martini, Technician Thomas Raehl, Technician He is faithful and righteous to forgive . . . and cleanse. God has given skills and efficiency in the midst of a hectic communications schedule! Bob Williams During my time at C. B. C, the Lord has shown me His provision for living a victorious Christian life. Sherrie deFelice HOSTESS NURSERY Betty Matthews NOT PICTURED Missy Robelot, Coordinator INFORMATION SERVICES Robert Williams, Director Sherry deFelice, Secretary David Morrison, Program Director Rob Gregory, Administrative Assistant RADIO STATION— WMHK Don Hughes, Chief Announcer Roger Hesch, Announcer Sue Mulder, Announcer Cherilyn Johnson, Secretary NOT PICTURED Gwen Jackson, Announcer ALUMNI OFFICE Ralph Enlow, Director Judy Albee, Secretary Mr. Ronald Barber Dr. Paul Berg Rev. Donald Burnett Mrs. Clifford Cartee Mr. John Cothran Mr. Thomas Curlee, Jr. Mr. Harry Dent Mr. Shockley Few Mr. Sid Fulbright Mrs. Margit Giles Mr. William Goldie Miss Mary Lou Pack Mr. Guy S. Sanders, Jr. Dr. David Strebe THE ADVISORY COUNCIL VOLUNTEERS FOR CHRIST Fred Branden Vivian Branden Ethel Goldie, Tom Petty- Milton Powell Having previously served 16 years on the mission field, God has been faithful in allowing me to be on the cutting edge of His eternal will as I am allowed to share in the decision of God ' s will for incoming stu- dents. Bob Byers God has shown me that He enjoys helping me to do His work. And, that He is sufficient for all of my needs. Grady Harmon The Lord has encouraged me by the responsiveness and spirit of understanding in students. Lindsay Hislop God has been faithful to me in showing me daily the tremendous power of His Word in my life. His Word is precious to me, sweeter than honey to my mouth, my heritage forever, the joy of my heart (Psalm 119:103,111). Cynthia Nelson When He led me from the public school classroom to C.B.C., He promised He would be with me here as He had been there — He has kept His promise! Mary Faith Phillips Has God been faithful to me while I ' ve been here at C.B.C. these 35 years? PHYSICALLY He led a person to give me a half-acre property. He led a contractor to build my home for $8,700.00. These two miracles were part of the proof He wanted us here. SPIRITUALLY In giving us many choice young people to urge closer to the Lord. In satisfying our desire to be missionaries by making it possible to work in over 70 language groups helping them create hymns in their own idi- oms. Bill Supplee OUR FACULTY AND STAFF 2 BirlHdg Do you not know that you are a temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? I CORINTHIANS 3:16 4 SPORTS SOCCER Although the soccer team did not make it to the play-offs this year, other more important goals were reached. Through simple acts like sharing soft drinks after the games, many contacts were made and many impressions left on opposing teams ' minds. From the outset of the season, the team ' s prayer was that Christ be glorified through their lives. One of the players that we made contact with probably summed up everything rather well when he said, You guys always play hard, yet you never lose control of your emotions, I wish other teams were more like that. Dan Shepperson Coach BASKETBALL Gary Roop, Coach 22 Chris Alderman 34 Kevin Alderman 54 Jon Cox 18 Arthur Gay ton 46 Kirk Hamsley 38 Bruce Hosket 26 Kirk Laing 42 Chuck Peters 50 Phil Price 11 Tom Sefik 30 George Terry V .. i m 8 }Jk uwkl ipK Pray for us, for we are sure that we have a good conscience, desiring to conduct ourselves honorably in all things. HEBREWS 13:18 A i PRAYER LIST Abbott, Gloria 135 Abevta, Lorraine 48 Abe ' tya, Paul 63 Acree, James 63 Adams, Anita 99 Adams, C. Kevin 99 Adams, Chris 34,99 Adams, Karen 122,143 Addington, Douglas ....38, 83 Adkins, Glenn Agnew, Robert 67 Aguirre, George 58 Ahlquist, Barb 125 Alayon, Carlos 83 Albee, Judy 157 Albright, Joyce Albright, Steven 67 Alderman, Chris 95,163 Alderman, Elizabeth Alderman, Kevin.. 121,163 Aldrich, Brenda 73 Alexander, Marlene....l25 Alexander, Kimberly ...32, 99 Aklema, Paul Allen, Deborah 107 Allen, Elizabeth Allen, William 95 Amponsah, Emmanuel. 57 Anderson, Candace 135 Anderson, Cindy 125 Anderson, Debbie L. ..147 Anderson, Debby K....125 Anderson, George 83 Anderson, Jim 83 Andrew, Allen Ill Andrew, Sheryl 125 Angel, Neal 63 Annis, Davs 149 Annis, Jackie 99 Applegate, Adrienne ....77 Arabis, Tom 143 Arabis, Vicky 83 Araujo, Wanda 145 Armerding, Hudson ...136 Arnemann, Mary Ill Asbury, Jacqui 99 Audu, Zemo 42,83 Aulie, Bruce 73 Aulie, Laurel 73 Aylor, Bev 8 3 Backhaus, Stan Ill Bader, Marge 153 Bailey, David 84 Bailey, Donald 136 Bailey, Rick 69 Bakelaar, Phil 63 Baker, Chuck 99 Baker, Jeanine 77 Baker, Steve 84 Baldini, Charles Balint, Becky 84,122 Ballenger, Steve 125 Barber, Amy 145 Barber, Ron 63 Barber, Ron E 158 Bardin, Grady Ill Bargesser, Susan 84 Barkley, Bea 48 Barkley, Ken 84 Barkley, Lynda 73 Branden, Fred 158 Branden, Vivian 158 Barnes, Jo Anne Ill Barnes, Richard 67 Barnes, Robert Barr, Agness 148 Bateman, Grace 32,99 Bateman, Sherry 99 Bates, Carol Bates, Denny 63 Bates, Penny 69 Baugh, Philip Ill Beadles, Nicholas 67 Beatty, Cathy 73 Beatty, Robert 145 Beaudet, Rebecca Beaudet, Russ 78,84 Beavers, Kristin 84 Beckmann, Sheila 145 Beddows, James 107 Bedell, Cliff 143 Bedell, Prue 153 Beebe, John 22,122,125 Belcher, Richard 1 43 Belisario, D ' Lynn 99 Belk, Cheryl 99 Bell, Connie 125 Bell, Donald 125 Bellingham, Elizabeth ..73 Bendall, Anne 58 Benge, Angel 121 Benge, James 99 Benge, Leiann Ill Benge, Linda 69 Bennett, Stephen 99 Bennett, Susan Ill Bentley, Gerald 125 Berg, Paul 158 Berg, Rosalie 136 Bergmanis, Lisa 99 Berkey, Paula 149 Berry, Gail 22,32,84 Berry, Ron 125 Bessette, Linda 84 Bigley, James 121 Bigney, Bradley Ill Bindewald, David 73 Birckhead, Karen 99 Bish, Gracie 151 Bish, Gregory 71 Bishop, Mary 108,111 Bittencourt, Ebenezer 42,63 Bitterman, Cindy Lou. 135 Black, Rob 63 Black, Susan 143 Blackwell, Kendall 67 Blanchard, Curtis 153 Blood, Carolyn 125 Bogers, Darlene 85 Bohannon, Larry 73 Bonifas, Gary 99 Bonner, Mickey 135 Boone, Clifford 55 Bordeaux, Ed ward 57 Borgelt, Andrew 63 Boyler, Ronald 67 Boyter, Charles Bradford, Dale 125 Brake, Muriel 149 Branch, James 77 Branch, William 95 Brannen, Matthew 121 Brannon, Connie Joe..lll Brantley, Hope 99 Braswell, Laura 145 Braswell, Otis 147 Bretsnyder, Cheryl 36 Bretsnyder, Bob Ill Briggs, David 73 Briggs, Jeanine Briley, David Ill Britton, Jason 125 Broadney , Marisette 77 Broderick, Leigh 63 Brooker, Allen 63 Brooks, Mark 63 Brooks, Pat 125 Brower, Gail 36 Brower, George 153 Brower, George Jr 85 Brown, David Ill Brown, Doug Ill Brown, Jerry 99 Brown, Michael 77 Brown, Sherry 139 Brubaker, Alan 136 Brunner, Debbie... 122, 125 Bryan, Beryl 36,77 Bryan, Christopher 55 Bryant, Kendall Ill Buchanan, Willia Bucklen, Keith Bullard, Byron 63 Bunn, Tim Ill Buntin, Andy Ill Burch, Judy 151 Burchett, Harold 50,141 Burgraff, Steven 125 Burks, Thomas 135 Burnett, Donald Burns, Brion 69 Burns, Marion 143 Burrows, Robert 63 Burton, Murdice 153 Busenitz, Janice Ill Bush, Joe 151 Butcher, Mary Ann.. 78,85 Butts, George 67 Byers, Rick 85 Byers, Bob 42,122,155 Byers, Ginny 125 Byo, Naomi 36 Byo, Yohanna Cabrera, Ruben 125 Cain, Kathy 151 Callahan, Mark 83 Callan, Kirk Ill Campbell C.A. (Bill) ...111 Canipe, Glenda Cantrell, Phil 73 Cantrelle, Daren 125 Carpenetti, Kenneth Carpenter, Dianne 99 Cartee, Mrs. Clifford ..158 Cash, Donna 36,73 Cash, Kevin 63 Catts, Roger Ill Chadwick, Neil 69 Chaffin, Randy 121 Chambers, Chuck 85 Chambers, Lisa 36 Chandler, Cherie 125 Chandomba, Fanuel 99 Chase, Janet 153 Cheek, Danny Ill Chemoiywa, Ludia Cheng, Carolina 1 07 Chen, Paul Kamsing 85 Cheshier, Doug 85 Cheshier, Beth 85 s Cheshier, Paul 85 Chop, Glenda 58 Claiborne, Lucy 145 Claiborne, Bruce 147 Claiborne, Stephen ..67,77 Clark, Cynthia Clark, Don 153 Clark, Rick 69 Clark, Ralph 58 Clark, Susan 73 Clark, Vickie 143 Claxton, Calvin Clifton, Kim 125 Coan, Phillip 99 Cobb, Rebecca 125 Coberly, Jeffrey 71 Cochrane, Cathy 96,99 Cochrane, Paul 63 Coffin Jr, Bruce 58 Coglianese, Janice Ill Cohen, Diana 125 Cole, Nick 127 Coleman, Fred 69 Collins, Charles A 121 Collins, Charlie 55 Coney, John Mark 73 Connelly, Darleen Connelly, Johhny 22,99 Connelly Jr, John 34,63 Cooper, Jack 85 Cooper, Todd Copan, Paul 86 Corbett, Dexter 151 Corel, David 77 Corey, Marilyn 101 Cornelison, Wen dy 58 Cornelison, Fred 55 Corn well, Robert 107 Cosper, Brandi 86 Cosper, Carrie Cothran, John 158 Cottrell, Cynthia 101 Covington, Charles. .34,86 Cox, Jon 127,163 Crabb, William 71 Craft, Ira 136 Crane, David 95 Crane, Nancy 127 Cromptom, Debbie 101 Cromwick, Peter 77 Crone, Walter 127 Cross, Shannon 46,111 Croxton, Ronnie 127 Croyle, Kim Croyle, Ronald 61 Crutchfield, John 113 Cubbler, Vernon Culbertson, Eric 73 Cureton, Ray Curlee, Thomas 158 Currie, David 41,71 Czech, John 78,86 Daigle, Armand 69 Dale, Bill 55 Dather, Daniel 101 Daugherty, William ....127 Davenport, Fred 63 Davenport, Ferrell Daves, Karen 36 Daves, Ron 86 Davidson, Bill 41,141 Davidson, Charles 57 Davidson, John 151 Davidson, Kevin 101 Davis, Charlie 73 Davis, John 135 Davis, Lamar 63 Davis, Liz 48 Davis, Rob 113 Dawkins, Mike 127 Dawson, John 63 DeCleene, John 49,86 DeCleene, Lori 49,151 Deal, Carlton 46,113 Deeter, Larry 127 DeFelice, Andrew 77 deFelice, Mark ...50,63,168 deFelice, Sherrie 36,157 DeHaan, Johnny 113 DeHart, Phillip 127 DeMoss, David 121 Denlinger, Jeffrey Dent, Harry 158 DeRivera, Thomas 121 Dill, Vicki 113 Dingeldein, Joel 49,63 Dingeldein, Linda Dobbins, Debbie 73 Donaldson, Scott 127 Donaldson, Tom 63 Dorvil, Joselito 127 Dowell, Greg 58 Doyal, Kerry 101 Doyle, Chris 20,22,86 Dreher, Harold 61 Dressner, James Driggers, William 113 Drotts, Barb 122,127 Duensing, Jane 46 Dumas, Gil 86 Dunaway, Cleta 145 Dunlap, Dennis 86 Dyer, Wayne 73 Dyer, Steve 141 Eckert, Tim 63 Edscorn, J. Karen 58 Elebash, Trish 69 Elliott, Laurie 101 Elliott, Cheryl 69 Elliott, David 30,87 Elliott, Nancy 77 Emhoff, Peter 107 Endicott, Bob 153 Enlow, Grady 153 Enlow, Mark 127 Enlow, Ralph 157 Erickson, Hedda 87 Erickson, Laurinda... 48,73 Erickson, Leland 69 Ernst, Eric 55 Evans, David 135 Evers, Ron 73 Fadden, Deb 87 Fahringer, Helen 147 Fain, Dawn 101 Fain, John 20,30,63 Faircloth, Kathy 50,65 Faircloth, Ron 151 Faircloth, Sue 151 Faith, Chris 65 Faith, Julia 77 Fancey, Terry 55 Fast, Monika 127 Faulk, Evelyn 155 Faulk, Jeffery 77 Faulk, Kelly. ..20,32,46,101 Frey, Gerald 108,113 Friesen, Bryan 73 Friesen, Jerry 44,147 Froelich, Eric 122,127 Froelich, Kurt 96,101 Fruit, Gary 65 Fryar, George 113 Fryar, Vaster 153 Frye, Edith 145 Fulbright, Sid 158 Funk, Grant 20,107 Funk, Lenna 149 Furman, Sharon 101 Gable, Tod 101 Gangarosa, Michael 101 Cano, Michele Cantt, Richard 113 Garman, Thomas 101 Garner, Bruce 95 Gasaway, Mike 125 Gatlin, Brenda 73 Gaulden, Dale 127 Daynier, Lisa 113 Gay ton, Arthur 47, 1 27, 163 Germann, Edward. .71, 155 Germann, Vicki 77 Garrick, Gene 136 Gestrich, Gayle 48 Gestrich, James 96,101, 153 Gibson, Edna 153 Giles, Margit 158 Gilmore, Ken 101 Gillespie, Susan 143 Gleason, Barbie 87 Gochnauer, Lori 155 Ferguson, Jim 65 Gohde, Philip 101 Ferns, Newell 147 Ferris, Margaret 147 Ferris, Paul 141 Few, Shockley 158 Fields, Randy 127 Filbert, Larry 20,38,87 First, David 121 Fisk, Mamie 113 Flake, Rebecca 44,87 Fleck, Glenn 121 Fletcher, Carol 87 Floyd, L.C 153 Flowers, Michael 136 Ford, Lawrence 87 Forester, Fred 113 Fosaaen, Ken 113 Foster, Stirling 121 Foster, Bill 87 Fowler, Henry 50,77 Fox, Frank 55 Fox, Jeff 127 Fox, Tim 59 Frazier, Alease 153 Frazier, Nancy 101 Frey, Cheryl 127 Goldie, Ethel 158 Goldie, William 158 Gonzalez, Ann 127 Good, Carol Ann....32,101 Good, Wendy 127 Goodman, Pat 69 Gordon, Rachel 113 Gore, David Gorton, Donna 151 Grant, Dan 34,101 Grant, Randel Grant, Ronald 34,107 Graves, Roy Gray, Gwyneth 101 Grayton, Joe 22,88 Green, Colon 158 Green, Gary 88 Green, Gregory 67 Green, MaraLee 113 Green, Ruth 153 Greene, Terry 127 Gregory, Linda 77 Gregory, Ron 157 Griffin, Tony 47,127 Griffith, Jeffery 129 I] -Ut ' WIft ' Griffiths, Alan 113 Grim, Jo 129 Grimes. Elizabeth 129 Grimm, Kathv 129 Grubbs, Scott 73 Gruber, Sharon 129 Gustrowskv, Wanda.... 113 Hadeed, Richard 88 Haden, Karl 88 Hadley, Martin Haithcock, Randv 65 Hakes, Ruth . ' . 141 Hale, Lvnda 101 Hale, Robert Hall, Sandv 50,73 Hall, Don 143,168 Hall, John 113 Hall, Kenneth 121 Hall, Kristin 129 Hallman, Cindv 153 Hamilton, Donald. .50, 141 Hampshire, Jon 41,44, 101 Hampshire, Ruth 113 Hamxick, Cynthia 77 Hamrick, James 77 Hamslev, Kirk 163 Hansen ' , Michelle 129 Har.ser.. Scot: 3 Hardcastle, Man- Lee ...69 Harmon, Grady 151 Harms, Ted 65 Harner Jr, Robert 61 Harrigan, Steve 69 Haniman, Kim 113 Harris, Dee Dee 113 Harris, Jeffrey 121 Harris, Karen 69 Harris, Patricia 69 Harris, Tammv 36 Harrison, Cheryl 129 Hartman, Edward 113 Hartman, Richard 113 Harvey, Anita 75 Harvev, John 65 Hatch, ' James 143 Hathawav, Kim 113 Hatori, Naomi 42,101 Hause, Felicia 75 Hawes, Jill 129 Hawkins, Dave 88 Hawkins, Vickie Hay, Ian 136 Hayman, Doug 113 Haynes, N ' elson 88 Hays, Tina 145 Havward, Keesev 65 Heard, Mary 71 Heckman, James Heen Jr, Andres 135 Heiberg, Cindy 149 Heiberg, Denny 101 Hennagan, Henry 155 Helms, Heidi 115 Hendricks, Jack 69 Hesch, Roger 65,157 Heshelman, Lawrence. .67 Hickev, Carol 41,75 Hickev, Dennis 41,69 Hill, Mae Lee 32,103 Hines, Rick 96,107 Hiney, Fred 151 Hislop, Lindsav 143 Hobbs, John 115 Hobbs, Wade 129 Hodges, Igou 141 Hodges, Karen 129 Hodges, Richard 56 Hogan, Amy 115 Hoisington, Beverly 75 Hollingsworth, Meg ...141 Hollingsworth, Tracy ...61 Homever, Chris 75 Hoover, Irvin 88 Hoover, Janice Horikoshi, Masaru 69 Home, David Hosket, Bruce 121,163 Houng, Rose House, Elvin 71 Howard, Andrew 155 Howard, Roxanne 129 Howell, Fannie 153 Hoyt, Bill 147 Hoyt, Norman 143 Hoyt, Virginia Huang, William 75 Hug, Leslie 129 Hughes, Don 157 Hughes, Robin 75 Hughes, Robvn 121 Hulbert, Tern ' 28,141 Hull, Morris. ' 88 Hunt, James 75 Hunt, Mary Jane 75 Hunt, Steve 103 Hunt, Ursula 151 Huschilt, Katherine Huss, Larry 151 Hyer, William Inuye, Mayumi (June). .75 Ito, Hisayasu 65 Jackson, Gwen 157 Jackson, Kim 88 James, Linda 75 James, William 69 Jansma, Mavis 59 Javis, Audray 153 Jefferies, Paul Jenks, Greg 89 Jennings, Maxine 69 Jensen, Richard 107 Jeter, Sherri 115 Jih, Anne Wei 59 Jih, Jvh Hwang (Mike) .... 42,56 Johnson, Carter 50,56 Johnson, Cherilvn 135, 157 Johnson, Donald 47,107 Johnson, Dottie 59 Johnson, Jeff 69 Johnson, Kevin 75 Johnson, Maude 75 Johnson, Nancy 28,59 Johnson, Stan 115 Johnston, John 49,59 Johnston, Mary 103 Jolly, Jennifer 59 Jones, Barton 65 Jones, Brenda 89 Jones, Don 155 Jones, Elizabeth 129 Jones, Ralph 20,22,83 Jones, Richard 65 Jones, Timothy 129 Jones, Valarie 141 Jordan, Betty 22,103 Jurkowski, Bryan 115 Justis, Bobbv 115 Kaat, Mark. ' . 115 Kallgren, Bob 155 Kamphausen, Andy 22, 96,103 Kamps, Timothy Kantzer, Kenneth 136 Kaplan, Gary 121 Kaplan, John 89 Kaspareck, Nan 141 Kavanagh, Laurie- Anne ... 115 Kavanagh, Marianna....22, 89 Keefe, John 96,103 Keesev, Linford 121 Kellogg, Rhondelle 59 Kellv, Matthew 67 Kelly, Maxine 115 Kemp, Buddy 153 Kemp, T. Chris 135 Kendall, Christine Kendall, Paula 89 Kennedy, R.J 47,155 Kercher, Andy 129 Kerr, Steven 67 Kienzel, Robert Kim, Myung 129 Kimball, Elizabeth Kindred, Virginia King, David 129 King, Michael King, Roy Kingsmore, Brian 143 Kirker, Philip C 67 Kitchen, John 65 Kitula, Peter 59 Kleinsasser, Loretta 77 Knight III, Andy 129 Knudsen, Kenneth 135 Kobin, Bob 89 Kornfield, Helen 149 Kraske, William 75 Kubasek, Kevin 115 Kvle, John 136 Laing, Kirk 115,163 Lamb, Andrew 47,89 Lamb, David 115 Lambert, Stephen 129 Lambeth, Valicia 129 Lambright, Merv 103 Landrum, Mark 115 Larkin, William 141 Latta, Bill 65 Law, Charlie 75 Lawson, Pixie 60 Layman, Jack 143 Leavel, Bill 153 Leavel, Catherine 153 Leavel, Lisa Ledbetter, Shane 115 Lehman, Gwen 115 Lehn, John 75 Leighton, Connie 129 Letchworth, Bill 103 Letts, Dennis Lewis, Carlisle 67 Lewis, Donna 129 Liberek, Daniel 67 Liberek, Myriam Liechti, Marianne 89 Lind, Laurie 75 Linde, Alyson 115 Lindsay, Mark 65 Lindsay, Rodney 69 Lindsey, Larry 103 Linnartz, Elizabeth. ..41,75 Linnartz, Hans 41,75 Livingston, Timothy 95 H Lockhart, Mary 75 Logan, Tim 65 Longshore, Frank 103 Lopez, Serge 95 Lopp, Ginger 115 Loss, Donald 56 Lounsbury, Diane 147 Luc, Alex 42,141 Ludeman, Richard 61 Ludwick, Walter (Dub) 60 Lyles, Harry Madera, Jacobo 103 Madera, Juana 129 Mahon, Martha 22,75 Maldonado, Pedro Mallory, Patrice 103 Manby, Ted 135 Marion, Keith 151 Marsh, Dan..... 89 Marsh, Debbie 129 Marshall, Mary 115 Marshall, Ruth 145,168 Martin, Dawn 90 Martini, Cindy 145 Martini, Louis 90,155 Mathaka, Benjamin 103 Matthews, Betty 157 Matthews, Robert 90 Matthews, Ruth 107 Maxwell, Debbie 131 May, James 69 Maybury, Richard 67 Mberego, Julius 103 McBane, Gail 115 McBride, John 65 McCain, Joann (Jody) McCall, Andrew 95 McCall, Dea 96,103 McCallister, Albert 78, 143 McCallister, Karl 65 McCallum, Sara 103 McCarter, Stewart ....50,56 McCaskill, Randall 103 McCauley, Becky 90 McClamrock, Mark 115 McCleery, Holly 69 McCullough, Larrv 145 McCune, Keith 75 McDonald, Don 71 McDonald, L. Ruth 75 McDonald, Margaret... 131 Mclver, Sandra 151 McKellar, Sam McKenzie, Lindsay 54 McKoone, Amv McMillan, Peter... 49,50,60 McMillan, Sharon McNutt, Buzz 90 McQuay, Earl 20,149 McQuilken, Robertson 139 McQuillan, Michael .... 1 03 Mead III, Frederick 75 Meaker, Ralph 115 Meeker, Christine 115 Melendez, Omar 67 Meliher, John 131 Meliher, Pamela Melton, Tammy 131 Menzies, Jim 90 Merry, Frank 136 Metts, Glenn 121 Meythaler, Jon 90 Miles, Sallv 75 Miller, Carl 107 Miller, Dave 115 Miller, Jerry 136 Miller, Kathleen 155 Miller, Steve G 78,90 Miller, Steve L 60 Mills, Bruce 103 Mills, Jim 20,28,71 Mills, Norman 135 Mills, Sandra 108,143 Millward, Jane 117 Milroy, Greg 131 Mitchell, Sue 151 Mitsumaru, Nobuhiro.121 Mittwede, Dana 90 Mivakawa, Kazuhiko Mobley, Ruth 131 Monbleau, Ann 131 Monk, Douglas 117 Moonsamv, Leslie Moore, Mark ....22,108,117 Moore, Russell 47,117 Morello, Lesa 131 Morgan, James 135 Morgan, Scott 103 Morris, Gary 75 Morris, Lee 153 Morris, Leigharm 103 Morris, William 117 Morrison, David 157 Morse, Ellen Morton, Pat 36 Morton, Steve 65 Mosal, Becky 71 Moselv, John 57 Mosely, Robert 61 Muehluis, Loren 77 Mudler, Sue 157 Mulholland, Ann 71 Mulholland, Ken.. ..42,141 Mullen, Brad 141 Mundt, Elise 95 Murdaugh, Floyd 131 Mvers, Matthew 135 w ■■■- Myers, Paul 57 Myers, Steve 91 Negalkirk, Beverly. ..50,71 Nahlen, Thomas. ..108,117 Naik, Yogesh 121 Neil, Lisa 117 Nelson, Cynthia 147 Nelson, Lynette 117 Nemier, David 131 Neudahl, Willy 71 Nhekairo, Mabasa 77 Nichols, Mark 103 Niles, Jettie 153 Niven, Irene 71 Noble, James 107 Noble, Joel 131 Nodine, Phillip 91 Norris, Robert 136 North, Annette 71 North, Christine 32,103 North, David L 60 North, Jack 91 North, John 95 Nygaard, Stephen 122,131 Odoms, Marv 153 O ' Farrell, Mark 103 Ogburn, Roger 65 Okamura, Naoki 42,103 Oliver, John 136 Orner, Robert 34,105 Ortiz, Cynthia 121 Oswald, Johanna 131 Outen, Karin 117 Overton, Allie Mae 153 Owen, Beth 91 Owings, Robert Ozols, Edger Pack, Marv Lou 158 Palardy, Mark 105 Palmer Jr, James 67 Palmer, Sharon 131 Par-Due, James 135 Parker, Jill 95 Parker, Michael 105 Parker, Tammy 131 Parrish, Jann 105 Partridge, Kelly 131 Paschal, Lucv 147 Peabodv, Roberta Peal, David 91 Pealer, Bill 105 Peele, Everall Peele, Stuart 105 Pelts, Mary Ann 60 Pendleton ' Jr, Willard...65 Pennings, Kenneth 65 Perez, Lore 91 Persod, Jocelvn 117 Peters, Chuck 163 Pettigrew, Julie 71 Pettv, David 136 Pettv, Tom 158 Pfannenstiel, Randall. 121 Phillips, Amy 117 Phillips, Joanna 91 Phillips, Mary Faith.... 143 Pierce, Michael Pifer, Andrew Pifer, Wavne 153 Piotter, Judy 131 Piotter, Jo Ann 145 Plitsch, Kimberlv PUtsch, WilUam ' . 65 Poison, Lyle 117 Porter Jr, Lee 65 Potter, Mark 71 Powell, Debbie 105 Powell, Lynn 117 Powell, Margaret.... 36, 149 Powell, Milton 158 Powell, Terry 96,143 Preston, Curtis 95 Preston, Tosha 105 Prevette, MiUard 50,71 Price, Carrie Jean 46 Price, Phil 105,163 Prince, Brenda Prince, WilUam 107 Prinzing, Bettv 91 Pritchard, Larry 105 Pruitt, James 67 Przybylski, Debbie Przybylski, Norman Queen, Lee 91 Rabon, Randy 131 Raehl, Thomas 155 Rainey, Arthur 135 Ramsey, Gordon Rand, Sharon Rauch, Harry 105 Rauch, NataUe 77 Rauh, Debra Sue Rauh, Rick 105 Rav, Joe Raychard, Wayne 65 Reece, Lorreinne 95 Reece, William 95 Reh, Lisa 71 Reichel, Debbie 145 Reid, Robert 56 Rengering, Kathy 151 Reule, Dean 20,22,92 Rhodes, Russ Richardson, Donna ..38,92 Richardson, Ronald 67 Richardson, Steve 92 Richter, David 67 Richters, Cynthia 121 Riddle, Julian 22,149 Rider, Carol 92 Rider, William 71 Rigdon, Jeanette 32,92 Rigdon, Judy 108,117 Riley, Jim 105 Riner, Sharon 77 Ripley, Tony 60 Ripperger, Ray 92 Ritchey, Jon 60 Rivers, Harriet Rixx, Patty Roan, Robin 131 Robbins, Kevin 67 Robelot, George 56 Robelot, Missy 157 Roberts, Ray 67 Robinson, David 56 Robinson, Steve 56 Robitschek, Lee 117 Roesener, David 67 Rogers, Beth Ann 117 Rohman, Deborah 77 Roop, Gary 149,163 Rosenberger, Peter 105 Ross, Timothy 135 Rowe, Michael 131 Rumph, Mona 117 Rumsey, Stephen 77 Ruotolo, Debra 77 Ruotolo, Thomas ..67 Russell, Helen 60 Ruth, David 61 Ruth, Marsha 105 Rutt, Doug 117 Ryder, Timothy Sadler, Richard 117 Salstrom, Rhesa 117 Samson, James 117 Sanchez, Noel 105 Sanders, Guy 158 Sandifer, David 122,131 Sandifer, Leeanne 105 Sandifer, Stephen 105 Sansbury, Diane 155 Santamaria, Frank 131 Sato, Hiroshi 77 1 ft Savastio, James 105 Schaeffer, Andrew 117 Schaeffer, Jonathan 117 Schaeffer, Julianne 131 Scheib, Vicki 77 Schindler, Heidi 117 Schultz, Charles 47,131 Scott, David 121 Scott, Diana 133 Scott, Peter 133 Scott, Raymond 143 Scovill, David Sefik, Tom 67,163 Seithel, Gary 61 Selander, Charles 77 Sellers, John 67 Sessions, Elizabeth 136 Shafer, Tammy 149 Shaver, Sarrel 149 Sheard, Roger Shelly, Clare Shelor, Mary 95 Shepperson, Dan .... 42, 1 07 Shetler, Mary 133 Short, Carl Shoultz, Danny Shuler, John 133 Simons, Arthur 77 Simpson, Tim 117 Sims, Sandra Singer, Janet 28,41,71 Skelly, Brian 108,119 Skelly, Susan 77 Skinner, Pam 92 Slade, Dean 151 Smith, Beth 147 Smith, Caroline Smith, Cheryl Smith, Delisa 48 Smith, Doug 77 Smith, Eileen 104,105 Smith, Ernest 61 Smith, John 67 Smith, Kevin 133 Smith, Kim 105 Smith, Richard 71 Smith, Sharnel Smith, Stanley 57 Smith, Sylvia 141 Smith, Thurman 133 Smith, Toni 77 Smithson, Linda 133 Smoyer, Timothy 121 Snowdeal, Bruce 47,133 Solomon, Cindy 133 Son Soon, Byung 67 Souder, Tony 105 Southern, Anthony 133 Spanier, Richard 105 Spear, Bill 133 Spencer, Linda 92 Stahl, Gale 77 Stanford, Kelvin 135 Stapleton, Susan 61 Starr, Glenn 117 Stauffacher, Jane ..108,119 Stedwell, Elizabeth ..50,61 Steed, Shirley 153 Steel Jr, John 119 Steffy, Mary Ann 155 Stegall, Lynn 77 Stephenson, Dianne 92 Stephenson, Bill 119 Sterk, John 119 Stern, Susan 119 Stettin, Scott Stevens, Colleen 145 Steyne, Lynda 119 Steyne, Paul 107 Steyne, Phil 38,50,141 Strebe, David 158 Strull, Daniel 93 Struthers, Beverly 48,77 Struthers, Hap 149 Sturkey, David 105 Sullivan, Steve 105 Sumitomo, Tsuru 77 Summerford, Richard. 151 Supplee, Bill 42,108,147 Supplee, Joyce 147 Sursavage, Joseph 50,61 Sursavage, Mary 77 Sutherland, James 119 Syson, Douglas 71 Taibi, Paul 71 Taylor, Charles 57 Taylor, Ebbie 67 Taylor, Jennifer 155 Taylor, Larry (Chet)....133 Temple, Ken 67 Terry, George 22,78,93, 163 Terry, Penny 36,41,77 Terry, William 71 Theurer, Timothy Thiele, Robbie 67 Thiele, Robin 48 Thigpen, Suzanne 119 Thomas, J. Mike 153 Thomas, Jo Ann 119 Thomas, Rosie 77 Thomas, Susan ..77 Thompson, Daniel. .98,122 Thompson, Beth 119 Thompson, Bob 67 Thompson, Steve.... 47, 133 Thornley, Colin 119 Thornton, James 107 Thornton, Melissa 48 Thornton, Becky 93 Tilton, Roger 153 Tinsley, John Tippetts, Jill 107 Tornquist, Alice 107 Towler, Kenneth 119 Townsend, Randall 119 Tozour, Frank 135 Trice, Sarah 93 Trojahn, Horst 67 Trouten, Donald 22, 1 43 Troyer, Rick 67 Tuggy, Ruby 133 Tuggy, Sam 93 Tumey, Lee 153 Turner, Brent 133 Tyler, Tim 133 Uber, Penney 119 Uematsu, Midori 133 Uhall, Mike 67 Uhls, Robert Lee 119 Underwood, Joan Vail, Bissy 119 Vail, Becky 133 Van Amburg, Mark Van Curen, Dennis 67 Van Den Heever, Marie 107 Van Den Heever, Frans 93 Van Dyke, Mary 133 Van Dyke, Wilburn ....133 Van Kuren, Jenny 93 Van Liew, Vaughn 61 Van Peursem, Bruce 57 Vander Sluis, Rhonda ..77 Venable, Terry 119 Villa, Loren 119 Vogel, Christopher Vogel, Debra Vogie, Laurie Vogie, Robert 107 Wade, Lawrence 71 Wagner, David 67 Wafker, Richard 34,46, 107 Wallace, Cindy 71 Wallschlager, Paul 67 Walters, Jackie 93 Walton, Charles 77 Walton, Katherine.... 32,94 Wanaselja, Lula 78,94 Ward, Christopher 107 Ward, Stephen G.... 34,107 Ward, Steve 78,94 Warner, Carolyn 153 Warner, Mary Beth Warner, Mike 47,94 Warren, Glen 95 Warren, Theodore 153 Warsen, Lee 71 Watts, Frank 107 Wayland, Cora 141 Wear, Doug 133 Weaver, Harold 136 Weber, Jeffrey 38,107 Weber, Leigh Ann 71 Weferling, Alan 107 Wegener, Tim 107 Weixler, Keith 71 Weixler, Reni Weller, Ronald Wells, George Welsh, Lollie 32,94 Welton, Harry (Chip). ..94 Wenger, James 145 Wenger, Mary Beth ....119 Wenzel, Bob 153 Wenzel, Charles 143 Werner, Gwen 77 Wesley, Charles Westberry, Glen.... 122,133 Whitaker, Leigh 133 White, Paul 110 Whitley, Terry Lyn 94 Wilcke, Keith 67 Wilder, Melinda 119 Wilkes, Larry 133 Williams, Andrew 133 Willaims, Donnie 107 Williams, David 47,135 Williams, Marcia 147 Williams, Martha 107 Williams, Michael 119 Williams, Rhonda 121 Williams, Robert 157 Wilson, Carl 94 Wilson, Katie 151 Wilson, Ronnie 34,107 Winton, John 135 Wolfe, Rigba 153 Wolfe, Scott 135 Wolfgang, Cindy 50,77 Wong, Diana 135 Wood, Tom 57 Woodman, Sherrie 135 Woodward, Robert 135 Woolner, Kathy 121 Worrell, Ellen 94 Worthington, Dave 121 Wrenn, Beth 71,155 Wright, Cynthia Wright, Garth 50,71 Wright, James 67 Wright, Paul 49,141 Wright, Roslyn 135 Wright, Stephen 107 Wright, Tom 77 Wulf, Richard 107 Yandle, Karen 121 Yates, Linda 135 Yednock, Fred 121 Young, Charles 155 Young, Charlie 77 Young, Mark 95 Young Jr, Robert 135 Young, Sandra 155 Yuhas, John Yung, Cynthia 50,77 Zaborski, Maryanne 95 Zachary, Douglas 28,70, 71 Zaprzalka, Laura 135 Zauber Jr, David 67 Zimmer, Stephen 107 Zook, Debra 95 Zuniga, Lizette 95 Zurcher, Heinz 135 Quotes from: Towers Pointing Upwards Written by R. Arthur Mathews. Copyrighted by Columbia Bible College in 1973. Quotes appear on pages 1, 8, 43, and 165 in the Finial, and are tak- en from page 120, 141, 143, and 161 of Towers Pointing Upwards. 1983 Homecoming! A FINAL WORD TO OUR FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES For over 60 years God ' s faithfulness has been exemplified at Columbia Bible College and in the lives of its graduates. A stream of faithful servants of God have literally encircled the globe heralding the good news of the gospel — that Christ died according to the scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He arose again the third day according to the scriptures (1 Corinthians 15:3,4). Would it not be a tragedy if you knew about C.B.C., knew some of its students, alumni, faculty or staff, but never knew the God who has so faithfully brought C.B.C. this far and the Savior, Jesus Christ, whom they pro- claim? Perhaps you ' ve been on campus, or even given to the college, still Jesus Christ does not dwell in YOUR heart since you have not yet received His gift of eternal life. Well, there ' s no better time than now to trust Christ. The Apostle Paul tells us that now is the accepted time; behold now is the day of salvation (II Corinthians 6:2). And James, speaking of the brevity and uncer- tainty of life, warned, ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away (James 4:14). If you would trust Christ for your eternal salvation, you must first honestly acknowledge to God that you are a sinner For all have sinned and have come short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23). Then you must realize that you are unable to save yourself because, as Paul wrote, by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God; not of works, lest any man should boast ' (Ephesians 2:8,9). Finally, you must see yourself not as POSSIBLY facing the judgment of God SOMEDAY, but as facing imminent danger. The Lord Jesus Christ declared, he that believeth not is condemned already (John 3:18). As you can see, the unconverted are not in an enviable position. The all-important decision to trust Christ should not be delayed. Our faithful God is ready to save you now and promises that he that believeth on the Son (Jesus Christ) hath everlasting life and will not come into judgment but is passed from death unto life (John 3:36; John 5:24). What is more, He promises you a heavenly home which the Lord Jesus is now preparing (John 14:2). Standing before a holy God — a condemned sinner and unable to save yourself — how will you respond to Him who is both able and willing to save you? Our prayer at C.B.C. is that you will, in humility and sincerity, call upon Jesus Christ to save you. The promise of the Bible is: That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For whoso- ever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved (Romans 10:9,10,13). When you have done this, you will be His and He will be yours for ever and ever! And the C.B.C 60th year verse, Hitherto hath the Lord helped us , will be a living reality to you, too. Dr. Don Hall F1NIAL Advisor