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THE FINIAL In the year .- ggJKjH Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Six of our Lord Jesus Christ COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE and GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIBLE AND MISSIONS Board of Trustees Left to Right, Front: Robertson McQuilkin, Elizabeth R. Session, Rosalie H. Berg, Ian M. Hay, David H. Petty; Rear: Harold F. Weaver, John E. Kyle, Kenneth S. Kantzer, Crawford W. Loritts, Frank S. Merry, Jerry A. Miller, Ira Q. Craft, George Murray, Robert A. Norris Hudson T. Armerding, President Emeritus, Wheaton College Donald L. Bailey, Director, Media Public Relations, Billy Graham Rosalie H. Berg, Homemaker R. Alan Brubaker, (Treasurer), Attorney Ira Q. Craft, Retired Businessman Howard L. Deardorff, Principal, Johnson, Johnson Roy, Inc. Mary C. Dibble, Life-Long Advisor T. Michael Flowers, Executive Director, Southern Gospel Mission Assoc. Gene Garrick, Pastor, The Tabernacle Church, Norfolk, VA Ian M. Hay (Chairman), General Director, Sudan Interior Mission Kenneth S. Kantzer (Secretary), Chancellor, Trinity College John E. Kyle, Missions Director, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Crawford W. Loritts, President, Here ' s Life Black America Robertson McQuilkin, President Frank S. Merry, Building Consultant Jerry A. Miller, Executive Vice-President, The Cove George Murray, General Director, Bible Christian Union Robert A. Norris, (Vice-Chairman), Pastor, Harmony Church, Sumter, SC John W. Oliver, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Augusta, GA David H. Petty, President, Charles D. Roberts Co. Elizabeth R. Session, Homemaker Harold F. Weaver, National Bank Examiner T A B L E O F C O N T E N Master of Divinity Class. SO Master of Arts Class 11 Certificate Class 33 Seniors 44 Juniors 67 Sophomores 85 Freshmen 103 Faculty and Staff 119 Organizations 137 Prayer List 171 Credit goes to Michelle Webw the sketches on the front cover In Dedication to Dr. Paul Wright Spring 1973 — Saigon Peace Accord signed: U.S. Troops come home! Summer 1973 — Nolan Ryan pitches first no hitter! Fall 1973— Cubs watch Oakland win World Series! Fall 1973— DR. PAUL O. WRIGHT JOINS COLUMBIA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIBLE AND MIS- SIONS! ft { ? And since 1973, Dr. Paul Wright has blessed and challenged hundreds of students, calling them to commitment and action. His dedication to the Word of God, his love for Christ ' s Church, and his devotion to Christian men and women makes DR. WRIGHT one of the graduate school ' s most special features. What better way to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of CGS than to say thank you to one who has watched us grow from an experiment in Christian education to an internationally known institution of ministry and ser- vice to the world. To a good friend, we express our deepest gratitude for thirteen years of love, counsel, and humble service. He prays with us ... in the classroom, in our churches, and in private, it ' s like sharing our hearts with a friend. He laughs with us . . . softball isn ' t just a game anymore, it ' s an adventure! He grows with us . . . ever willing to listen, eager to help, and con- stantly concerned. TO KNOW HIM AND TO MAKE HIM KNOWN FOR THE WORD OF THE LORD HAS SOUNDED FORTH FROM YOU . . . I Thessalonians 1:8 Dear Class of ' 86: When you reach your prime, another century and — this time around — another millennium will begin. Where will you be? Where will the world be? Will we have annihilated ourselves as some predict? Will the millennial reign of the King have begun? Will you be striking heavy blows for the Kingdom of Light, advancing with strength in the responsibility God gives you? No need to be apprehensive. Why? Because the Lord has done great things and you have seen it with your own eyes. Rejoice and be glad for the One who has done great things can be counted on to keep on doing great things! I am a true believer in the classes of 1986 because I have seen the results of the great things God has done in your lives already. Don ' t forget your Columbia roots — To Know Him And To Make Him Known. Keep in touch. Indeed, keep in partnership! Help us train the next generation of soldiers of the cross and call on us for help whenever there is any way we can assist. Keep moving out — don ' t give the enemy even a chance to regroup! And we will be praying for you. Grace and peace, f Luji Robertson McQuilkin President -m Master of Divinity !F ' 15 Jf HL BTj, ' V %Bl Ak HBb Mpiw w s James D. Acree with wife Ann Bruce C. Aulie with wife Laurel Wheaton, IL; K-Group leader (2,3); Church planting over- seas; Gal. 2:20 David A. Bindewald Efea Zemo N. Audu with wife Emily, Gladys, Julius, Stephen, Gideon, Sarah, Martin, Jonathan; Kwol, Nigeria; K-Group leader (2); Army Chaplain in Nigeria; Phil 4:13 Nicholas A. Beadles with wife %r ' W .BL f« ' 1 - ' • _ .X-- -;■, W « -« sr d r SI ■V 3ij If. ' (£C V U |L-- ■■Ipw-i c i f ;L k ) ' Ebenezer Bittencourt with wife Marta, Ana Ruth, Cristiane, David; Brazil; Int ' l Students (1), Int ' l Stu- dents Chairman (2); Pastor Church Planting in Bra- zil; Josh. 1:7-9 with wife Christine, Dena, Stephen, William; Reno, NV; Church planting; Jer. 29:11 Robert C. Burrows Augusta, GA; K- Group leader (3, 4), Grad ■Singers (3); Missions overseas; -• Thanks W be to God William F. Cornelison with wife Wendy with wife Londa, Carrie; PA; Missions Joel A. Dingeldein with wife Liz, Elizabeth, Bryan, Rebecca; Birming- ham, AL; K-Group leader (3, 4); Church planting or pastoring; Lam. 3:23 Lamar B. Davis Timothy L. Eckert with wife Hp ' pH Nancy, Reid; Columbia, SC; Off- Campus Pres. (1); ; 7 H H B X- ' • ■S Pastor in P || 1 2 i- USA; m ifl F - Micah 6:8; Pt rm r m Ps. 42:1 David W. Elliott N. Carolina; K-Group leader (2, 3); MDIV Class Rep. (3); Bible teacher or Pastor in USA; Eph. 4:15 with wife Michelle, Tm iwfl Ryan; Fresno, R Hk 1  j CA; Music WhhF Ministry (1- L j m I 3), K- ;i ; Group leader (3), : SvW Evangelism i v : Wl Church L l. m planting in wUJw Italy; Jn. 3:30 55 Scott A. Hansen John D. Harvey with wife Anita with wife Julie, Sarah, Samuel; Blacksburg, VA; Off- Campus Pres. (2); C. Council (2), MDIV Class Officer (3); Evangelism in Spain; Jer. 29:13 9 Christopher J. Faith H ' . f • ' ' i ' .i B at j jii- ' - - 1 4 w N ' iz ji with wife ! Geri, P pPJHf Christin, Kathy; Cleveland, wf £ V 5r 5fc l OH; Pastor in USA; i ; I wPwr 1 iH Acts. 1 20:24 p3?S 5 Theodore H. Harms Kansas City; College Service Supervisor (2), Member of SMF Philippines Team; Church planting in France Germany; 1 Cor. 12:9 Dennis L. Hickey with wife Carol Ann ■' • with wife - IrH Sarah, fXiBfcZZ- IH 1m Carly, Joy; tlP ' J Elkin, NC; K- ' , K A i Pastor in v VL - B ■| USA; Lam. j 3:22,23 m d wU K ■rfii if g£ £ y; Hines Milton A. Hisayasu Ito Morgan W. Jones William C. Latta with wife Carol Sue, Kristin, Kelley; Boca Raton, FL; Micah 6:8; Rom. 1:16 with wife Sonia, Ashley; Columbia, SC; Off- Campus V. Pres. (2), Off- Campus Pres. (3), K-Group leader (3); Pastor Chap- laincy; Prov. 3:5,6 P. Cam Kirker Rodney A. Lindsay with wife Elizabeth, M Isaac; B ■1 1 Greensboro, N.C; H 0 9 K-Group mT - ■leader (2,3), m M ■f ■JM Philippines Team ' 84; Church Es i ■■•■B planting ■fl 1 ■' — 1 overseas; Gal. 2:20 Hans C. Linnartz Motivation to spread the gospel is love for the Person and work of Christ, nothing else real- ly matters! Malcolm Hunter Jesus didn ' t make discipleship easy ... we should be willing to give up the security of a home, be willing to go anytime — not waiting until it seems convenient, and be willing to leave com- fortable relationships. Malcolm Hunter SEMINARY STUDENTS Donald E. Erickson 1 ; , Lloyd D. Dorman David W. Fagerland Gregg S. Johnson 18 John A. Kitchen John F. Johnston Barton L. Jones 1 mfi tQ ' Htm ft i J F. William Sherman Roger I. Sowder Timothy L. Theurer Michael J. Staples 3 K I iw David C. Thompson James E. Suddath Robert M. Thompson 19 Not Pictured: Lee M. Becknell Robert W. Black Frederick S. Davenport Philip A. Gohde John V. Hall James C. Halstead Richard N. Hart Masaru Horikoshi Randall L. Jenkins Charles A. Jonson Steven P. Kerr Mark A. Lindsay Bret L. McAtee Michael G. Merwin Lee T. Oxford Paul A. Pepin J. Paul Pruitt Kevin R. Robbins Thomas A. Ruotolo Hiroshi Sato Edwin M. Sink Evelyn M. Smith William P. Spence John L. Tomlinson Michael A. Uhall A ■vl David A. Vanderjagt Christopher P. Vogel Ronald R. Weller Hans Linnartz, Leslie Chesson The Master of Divinity Class Left to Right: John Harvey, President; Chris Faith, Vice President; Kevin Robbins, Representative; Barb Gotaas, Representative The Master of Divinity Class seeks to help prepare students for future ministry by providing practical instruction in significant ministry areas, promoting personal spiritual growth, and creating opportunities for personal interaction among students with common concerns and interests. John Harvey, Chairman Master of Arts Emily Z. Audu with husband Zemo, Gladys, Julius, Stephen, Gideon, Sarah, Martin, Jonathan; Nigeria; Elem. Ed. Teacher, Ministry in church with women; Deut. 33:27b Lynda J. Barclay with wife Cathy, Meredith; Raleigh, NC; K- Group k. B leader (1); MK teacher; ■' , V Phil. 4:8 Larry T. Bohannon New Bethlehem PA; MACE; K- Group leader (2); Prov. 3:5,6 with wife Media, Mercy, Onesimus, Samuel; Zimbabwe; Bible teacher in Zimbabwe; 2 Tim. 2:15 Gregory A. Bish with wife Gracie Fanuel Chandomba with husband David, Becky; Seminole, FL; Missions overseas Christina C. Cox Wendy M. Cornelison with husband Fred Douglas J. Christensen Pastor in USA; Phil. 1:20,21 Paul M. Curtas Deborah J. Dinstel -— B - W ' { r -v ■■1 faSkwlN2l l |ji RmI Patricia A. Elebash planting in Indonesia Larry D. Filbert with wife Lula Henry B. Goeh sS , with wife Deborah, Micah; Miami, FL; Basketball (1,2); Missions SL j Ei overseas; ! Jn. 6:27; j Jer. 29:11 i HB Robert S. Hale A Philadel- Bw isi ■sH phia, PA; Church B ' iJHBRf k - 11 planting in S.E. Asia; I B - 4H MHHK Sam. 12:24; Jer. 32:17 Catherine L. Hardy Ironton, OH; Ministry to Int ' l Students (1,2); Missions overseas; Gal. 2:20 Cynthia L. Hamrick with husband Jim Bt jjSB B BlLi jZ B P lf ' oil J r « - David R. Hawkins Perth Amboy, NJ; Latin American prayer group; Evangelism Discipleship in Latin America; 2 A Cor. 3:5 n . -w % David W. Hedberg Jackson- ville, FL; K- Group leader (2); Church planting in N. Africa; Isa. 44:3-5 Thomas A. Levesque Samuel T. Martin Augusta, I GA; Mod Mom (2), SMF (2), World Christian Week (2); Missions overseas; 2 Cor. 3:5; 2 Cor. 5:15 Marian Landsdell M. Lewis Millerburg, PA; Grad Singers (1, 2); Rom. 4:20,21 2 Pet. 1:5,9 Michael C. Otto Bonaire, ■p .  Wm Nether- lands; ■a _._-r J Bible B A - vi teaching Church planting in Nether- lands, Antilles; Phil. 4:13 •.; ' 1 Dean R. Ressler with wife Ingrid Vicki A. Scheib Roberta J. Peabody Jennifer Russell Tallahas- see, FL; Grad Singers (1), Soloist (1, 2), Chapel song leader (1,2); Church Musician, Bible teaching; Lam. 3:19- 27 Christopher A. Shelt with wife Jacki Santa I HP Barbara, CA; Cert. ft «■Class Jj mm Comm. (1), f — f-JM Grad i -A Jr Life t - 3fM Council (2), K-Group leader (2); m 4 I Evangelism Church ■Nt 1 planting overseas; Col. 3:3 Km Garth P. Wright David Tisdale MASTERS STUDENTS Lawrence M. Jones Deanna J. Kerns Lynn M. Kuitems Ann Lilygren 29 Joseph F. Lylc Fozia A. Mamujee Mitchell P. Martinez Mark A. Minday Martin J. Sutton Thomas E. Talbott Not Pictured: Steven N. Albright George W. Anderson David D. Bailey Harold V. Baker Kendall D. Blackwell Lois M. Chapman Robert C. Dawe Lori C. DeCleene Paul S. Dreiling Rondal R. Wilson Jonathan F. Eckman Martha E. Fulton Edward B. Germann Kenneth R. Gilmore Robert J. Guy Michael K. Hagen Janna R. Henze Richard J. Higgins Donald L. Johnson Rodie L. Lamb Yin Kee Wong James A. Lang Michael E. Lindner Jacobo D. Madera G. Lee Porter Millard W. Prevette Mary Lou Redfearn Julian L. Riddle Stanley D. Smith Cesar Vega Gwen Werner 30 Susan E. Zelek The Master of Arts Class Left to Right: Julia Brown, Special projects; Bob Bernhardt, chapels; Linda Barkley, Vice President; Mark Minday, President The Master of Arts Class Committee ' s main purpose is to meet the immediate and ongoing needs of the class through special chapels, socials, and a reciprocal ministry. In getting these needs met we pray that those in our class will be both strengthened and challenged in the Christian walk. Our desire as class officers is Philippians 2:3,4: Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the inter- ests of others. Our desire for the class is Hebrews 10:24: And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Mark Minday, President God is looking for committed people; it is He who does it. Barry Moore Wow! This is tough! Bissy Vail The Student Center is one of the favorite places of all — especially as we all hope to receive some news from home or friends in the mail, spend time talking with friends or even study there from time to time! Joselito Dorvil CERTIFICATE CLASS L. Tod Arnim Patricia E. Barrow Rachel J. Bartel Lori S. Baumgartner Sally A. Bertrand Beth A. Blithe Rebecca L. Boone S. Jeri Both Ellen M. Burkhardt Frances M. Burt D. Rayna Carlsen Theresa M. Catapane There are scores of insti- tutions which educate, but a handful who indeliby impress upon the hearts and minds of its students a global cause worth dying for. It is an immense privilege and re- sponsibility to be so equipped in these last days. May we prove to be worthy stewards of these training years. Jeff Weber Bruce Greene, Vicki Dill Miss Agness Barr Maria Randolph, Allen Grover I have learned that the Lord has a ministry for me now, wherever I am. I am His full-time ambassador. 34 Fred Forester Dennis JR Crouse William C. Farrington Cheryl A. Hein Timothy E. Davis Paul Dreiling Michele K. Gano Jeffrey S. Griffith Janna Henze Suzanne B. Holliday Sandra E. Howard Christy A. Jackson Wendy J. Jackson Robert S. Evans D. Scott Grubbs Katherine M. Hough Carl A. Kishbaugh We can re- joice and be glad, knowing God will do ex- cellent things as we entrust ourselves, our situations and other people in His hands. Dr. Lloyd Perry Tamara A. Kuepper Gary R. Lafferty Rodie Lam S. Esther Lee Garland S. Lee Emily A. Lipscombe Nancy G. Love Ngandu Lunda Dawn F. Parris J. Jeff Parris Ann B. Parsons Bonnie Rague George A. Rekers Catherine E. Rex Sarah A. Rider Patricia A. Robinson Ronald C. Rohe Vivian Rohe Calvin W. Schoon Dore Schupack Karen M. Schupack Ty L. Schwertfeger Karen A. Senior Elizabeth H. Sexton John C. Sexton James E. Sovocool Aubrey P. Truex Not Pictured: Melva V. Wardle Joan K. Watson Terry Z. Baker Martin R. Banks Daniel J. Bartel Peter M. Beverly Barbara B. Binderwald Charles W. Boyter Barbara D. Carroll Kenneth W. Crabb Nancy J. Crary Loreen R. Daigle Julia M. Faith Joseph H. Gallop Vicki J. Germann Janet A. Granski Kristi A. Halstead Michael J. Hein Philip W. Huss Patricia L. Jacobs Ann H. Janosik Gregg S. Johnson June E. Jones Joann E. King Gary C. Levi Elizabeth B. Linnartz Fozia A. Mamujee Jane L. McAtee Melissa W. Miller Larry K. Moshell Beverly J. Nickles Josue M. Raimundo Nicole C. Ray Debra R. Ruotolo Cesiah R. Satterlee David W. Satterlee Karen P. Smith Beverly H. Struthers Louis V. Sutton Mary E. Swain Nella C. Tate Lendado Tegga Emory O. Watson Marie E. Wentz Martha L. Williams Timothy K. Wilson Thomas H. Wright The Certificate Class Left to Right, Front: Fozia Mamujee, Int ' l. Students Coord.; Patty Robinson, Secretary; Tod Arnim, Prayer Group Coord.; Rear: Dr. Hamilton, Advisor, Jim Suddath, President; Jeff Ingram, Vice President; Gary Levi, Evangelism Coord. The CGS Certificate Class assembled for orientation in the grad auditorium on a hot, humid morning in early September of 1985. We were a diverse class: each class member brought with him a unique personality and unique experiences, talents, and abilities. In spite of our diversity, we were unified. We shared a common goal: To Know Christ And To Make Him Known. We looked forward to strengthening our relationship with Christ in the coming year through study in God ' s Word and interaction with other people. A few weeks after our orientation, we on the steering committee assumed our duties. We felt that we could best serve by promoting unity within the class. We sought to do this in a variety of ways: keeping everyone informed of how God was working in the class by sharing answers to prayer and results of chapels, study sessions, and other events; and seeking to meet various needs of class members that arose from time to time. The steer- ing committee has considered it a privilege to serve the class in this way. It has been exciting to be associated with a group of men and women who share Isaiah ' s attitude: Here am I, Lord, send me! We feel we speak for the class when we say that we look forward to a lifetime of getting to know Christ and making Him known — wherever that may be. Dr. Hamilton, Adviser Dear CGS Class of 1986: Don ' t be afraid ... (Joel 2:21) Adam said it first ... I was afraid . . . and I hid myself. Since that fateful day in the Garden, fear has brought torment to every descendant of that disobedient pair (I John 4:18). It was disobedience to God ' s Word that caused their fear, their I will defiance of God ' s thou shalt not command. That ' s sin, and the wages of sin is death. There is something more to fear than fear itself. As you stride across the platform of Shortess Chapel at Commencement, you will be entering a world of people who fear. But you have a message of hope for them: Perfect love casts out fear, God ' s love for them and the completion of that love as they respond in repentance, trust, and love for Him. God ' s antidote for fear? Trust in a God who loves. Jesus said, O ye of little faith . . . fear not (Luke 12:38,32). You serve a great God. You have nothing to fear! Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? . . . We are more than conquerors through Him that loved us (Romans 8:35,37). Whether like Stephen about to die as the stones were hitting him or like Peter about to be rescued from that Jerusalem jail by an angel, fear not! And when men and women who fear see in you a God who loves and is willing to take away sin (the cause of their fear), they will be drawn to Him, to His peace and joy. We will miss you when you leave us, but we will always love you and thank our God of love who brought our lives together . . . forever. Very sincerely in Christ, ( l j?- U-Jd y Terry C. Hulbert Dean m I Ken Towler Amy Ed Hartman, David Gordon Lord has taught me through CBC intellectual knowledge to my heart Heidi Schindler The activities at the Sr. Sneak were great — volleyball, go- ing to Mount Mitchell, going out for pizza, visiting Montreat An- derson College, spending time alone with the Lord, and last but definitely not least, the great time of fellowship in the Lord and with each other around the campfire. Susie Bennett The fellowship around the campfire at the Senior Sneak Fall Quarter brought the words of Ps. 126 to mind: Our mouths were filled with laugh- ter, our tongues with songs of joy. The Lord has done great things for them. The Lord has done great things for each member of the Senior Class and we are filled with joy! SENIORS Brattle- boro, VT; Elem. Ed. Major; Prayer group leader (2), Prayer group coordinator (3); Missions in Italy; Ps. 3:3 Kimberly A. Aguirre with husband George Sugar- creek, OH; Missions; Prayer group leader (3); Missions overseas; Ps. 139 Allen D. Andrews with wife Marilyn Little Rock, SC; Basketball (1,2), SA Vice Pres. (4); Dallas Theological Seminary; Rev. 21:6 Lancaster, PA; Missions with Bible Teaching Pkg.; GO 84 Conf. (3), Floor Leader Walker 2 (3), wife (4); Ps. 130:3,4 Kevin R. Alderman H F jF K. Sumter, , SC; Elem. Ed. Major; Prayer WF - al l v group leader (2), EESS V. WW m Pres. (4); V . Elem. Ed. j r Teacher; s . V Isa. 26:3 ■Mary E. Arnemann Carol A. Bailey with husband David Hopewell, v ttt VA; Bible % Teaching; • ■L Assistant in m i - CSBE- Media (1- 4); 4 r Marriage, r - ■rtpP K JmV - Missions, Bible l Teacher; I Chron. 28:9 ■■T m i ■•t Susan G. Bennett Knoxville, TN; Bible Teaching; Geographical prayer group leader (3,4), GO Conf. Committee (24); Missions, Bible Teacher; Eph. 3:20 Bradley J. Bigney j Columbia, £ i-lk SC; Bible r JI m Teaching; Stmt m Prayer group leader (2), Floor leader Walker 2 1 (3); Bible Teacher; I Cor. 16:9b Leiann M. Benge Bristol, f m TN; M Christian fl ■Ed.; Prayer group leader (4), Chapel Choir (3), rt k Jfchx. working with the deaf (3,4); L9 fl Teacher of HSl t ' VfcnwB the deaf; ■k | Phil. 1:21 1 Margaret A. Bennett South Carolina; Elem. Ed. Major; Prayer group leader (2), Soph. Class Treasurer (2), Women ' s Dorm Council (3); Elem. Ed. Teacher, Missions overseas; Ps. 37:4,5 Mary K. Bishop Lancaster, PA; Missions; Soccer (2), Prayer group leader (3), Youth group leader (2, 3,4); Church planting in Eastern Europe; Dan. 11:32 Chris E. Bitterman Luling, LA; Pre- Seminary; Prayer group leader (2), Ambas- sador Choir (2,3), Men ' s Dorm Council (3), Sr. Class Vice Pres. (4); Pastor in USA or teaching ministry; Phil. 3:10 Matthew S. Brannen Pre- Seminary Minor; For with Thee is the fountain of life; in Thy light we see light. Douglas W. Brown Stephen R. Burchett Kendall T. Bryant Sanford, FL; .drf l Bible mabt Jr Teaching; i % Uf fr Soccer (1,2, m  i w w 3), Col. ■te Jk w f Youth hjk yL Leadership R tt 4 s VHL v Council (1,2), • V M Pres. «fc «.. ■f b H 1 mr ttm Men ' s Dorm Council (3); dorm parents in mission 41 1 £cVfl school ua overseas; i Vv Prov. 18:22 Johnny G. Connelly with wife Janice Cleveland, OH; Pre- Seminary; Geographi- cal prayer WP 1 group leader (3), Jr. Class w Pres. (3), Va SFMF Pres. (4); Church planting in W. Europe; 2 Cor. 5:14,15 John C. Crutchfield Preston, WA; General Ministries; M % j£g| Ambassa- dor Choir 1 -, H (4), Prayer group jp9 leader (4); ■-WB Missions overseas; Ps. 138:8 fi j W Kristen D. Danielson Norfolk, VA; Christian Ed. ' Church B X ' HFV 4 Music; Living Hope (2), Ambassa- 1 dor Quartet (3), Fresh. A .- H IA Big m Brother JH (4); Missions in W Europe; 1 2 Cor. 1 5:14,15 Carlton S. Deal Albany, GA; Elem. Ed.; Floor leader (3), •PIP! «► Jr. Class Treasurer A | (3), Elem. Ed. Student W Assoc. Pres. (4); 23 Elem. Ed. skii t Teacher; H| Ps. 17:15 Vicki A. 1 Dill Hi Church- ville, PA; General Ministries Pastoral; Intramural Soccer (1- 4), Floor leader (2), RA (3,4); Pastor in USA wife Cheryl, Candace, Kathy, Aaron, Joseph; Lancaster, PA; Pastoral Ministries; Pastor in USA Church planting; Ps. 127:1 Glenn A. Fleck Gerald L. Frey, Jr. Stan — Reidsville, NC; Missions; Dan. 1:8 David W. First Stan F. Johnson Asheville, NC; Christian Ed. Church Music; Ambassador Choir (2-4), Men ' s Dorm Council Pres. (4); Youth work; 2 Chron. 16:9 J. Fred Forester Tampa, FL; Elem. Ed.; World Awareness prayer group leader for India (3); Phil. 2:5 Sharon E. Furman with husband Richard •iS South Rockwood, MI; Missions; Prayer group leader (4); Isa. 41:10 Lisa A. Gaynier Lake O ' the Pines, TX; Christian Ed.; North Africa Middle East prayer group leader (2); Church planting in Turkey; Rom. 15:16 Larry G. Harris with wife Tracy Rick J. Griffiths Oak Forest, IL; General Ministries; Pantomime Group (4); Seminary then pastor in USA; 2 Cor. 5:9 R. Mark Harris Edward A. Amy B. Hartman Mary J. Hatfield Asheville, NC; Elem. Ed. Major; Elem. Ed. Teacher; Ps. 37:23, 24 Kimberly A. Hathaway i—  w. fK% | 1 (fc 7 W% f ■mm It, W Atlanta, I f§s W m GA; Pre- Seminary; m ■Me Pastor in ■k USA; Hab. 3:17,18 John P I Hobbs with wife Pamela -4. jr. 9 H1 Gakona, Alaska; Elem. Ed. Major; k li ■Prayer B ' group leader (3, 4), Ambassa- dor Choir (3); Elem. Ed. Teacher dH overseas Robyn D. Hughes wife Cindy, Rachel; Orlando, It? FL; 4f K Christian Ed.; Ambassa- dor Choir (1), Prayer i group leader (2); Seminary; Bb m I Ps. 145 Hl „ „ , ) ■Ly Ps - - M Dennis C. Heiberg Memphis, TN; General Ministries; Prayer group leader (4); Church planting; Phil. 3:9, 10 Ray C. Hoskins Bristol, England; Pre- Seminary; Soccer (3, 4); Bible Teacher in England Paul F. Jeffries with wife Carol El Dorado, AR; Elem. Ed. Major; Prayer group leader (2), Ambassa- dor Choir (2), Secretary- Treasurer Women ' s Dorm Council (4); Elem. Ed. Teacher; Ps. 62:5-8 Rhode Island; General Ministries Missions; SA Secretary (3), College Service Supervisor (2,3); Isa. 41:10 Sherri A. Jeter s H Chicago, 1 « 0p|j 1L; Missions; £ Pantomime W Team (4); Inner City Outreach Pioneer church I planting; ■P Gal. 5:25 Mark E. Jobe Seattle, WA; Missions; Church ■j « 7 SB planting overseas; I Thess. 2:8 ■4 jfl Theodore L. Johnson Panama Canal Zone; General Ministries; West 1 Bowling Team (1), Hall Date Survivor (1,2), Marital Bliss (3,4); Missions overseas; Heb. 3:13 Betty L. Jordan Virginia Beach, VA; Christian Ed.; Chapel Choir (1-4), Soph. Class Social Committee (2), Inner City Church Planter Counseling; Rom. 8:28 David R. Jones with wife June Robert E. Justis Millville, NJ; General Ministries; Prayer group leader (2- 4); 2 Chron. 16:9b Chile, South America; Missions; Missions Activist; ' The Lord your God does not take a bribe. Deut. 10:17b John D. Kaplan 1 with son bP 9k I Tripp; Norfolk, VA; Pre- Seminary; Prayer group leader (2, % t 4), Off- . Campus Rep. (3); golf, jail ministry; Heb. m If ; % ■10:23,25 t. :?v t m John R. Keefe with wife Mary Christian C. Konow Toronto, Ontario; Bible Teaching; Floor leader (3), Student Teaching in Bible (4); Ps. 73:26 General Ministries; Soccer (1, 3), Softball (3), Electronic Media (1- 4); Missions in the Philip- pines Audio Visual work; Phil. 4:13 Laurie Anne Kavanagh j Am k Durham, NC; ■: ■Missions; Prayer VM; CS:; i pcap 1 1 group leader (3), % Muslim ranfl ' J prayer i m group (3, 4); Deut. 10:12 J. Todd Keith David J. Lamb Tupolo, MS; Christian Ed.; Prayer group leader (3, 4), Ambassa- dor Choir (4), Andy Schaeffer ' s roommate (3,4); Missions in Pakistan; Mt. 5:16 Mervin Lambright G. William Letchworth, Jr. Patrice M. Mallory . ffi j H ■i Atlanta, GA; Missions; 1 j f   Fv Prayer WL -t ■group - B leader (3, J K M 4), Geo- ■graphical prayer ff w group fin leader (3, 4) fl Mark R. Landrum Charleston, SO, Missions; Prayer group 9 - sc Bt leader (4), , i Finial (1), b| World Christian «tWtfJHBHftfifei. Week (4), Volleyball v J (3); Church  a planting in tei m j E. Europe; 1 ! Gal. 6:2 Ginger E. Lopp Tanzania; General Ministries; Ambassa- dor Choir (4), World Awareness Prayer group leader (4); Bible Teacher Youth ministry in Tanzania; Phil. 3:10 Stephen Masolwa Reno, NV; Missions; ' WsSStt ' - ■- ' :V— . ' - fc. ■■Prayer group leader (3), Eastern Europe prayer group leader (4); Pastor in j-jbi USA then ; §slifi | church planting in Australia; Eph. 5:10 Randall G. McCaskill y Ralph S. Meaker NJ FL; General Ministries Missions; Christian Camp Director, Christian coffee house worker or youth hostel worker; Prov. 3:5,6 Robert S. Mintz Dannville, VA; Pre- Seminary; Prayer group leader (2, 4), SA V. Pres. (3), Coordinat- ing Council V. Pres. (3); Pastor in USA Counseling; Hos. 6:3 James P. Morgan Spartan- burg, SC; Pre- Seminary Bible Teaching; Bible Teacher overseas; 2 Cor. 3:5 William A. Morris, Jr. f Hinckley, MN; Christian Ed.; Youth k ■S ministry; Ps. 91:1, 4a 1 US Lynette J. Nelson Lithonia, - v • • . ' . « ' •• Jt GA; Pre- . . . - y: -- ' ' ' Seminary; Ambassa- W J9m± v J L dor Choir •j. f t W£ ' ' - v j :t (2), Prayer group leader (3), ' •  ■' • ' . ' mrf Shane ' s roommate s7 B v (3,4); Missions overseas;  Heb. 12:1, 2 Mark A. O ' Farrell Japan; Pre- Seminary; Ambassa- dor Choir (2); Church Education; Jas. 1:2-4 Jacqueline Outlaw Robert E. Owings, Jr.  x V. «t . i 4j4% John C. Palmieri Lake Wac- camaw, NC; Bible Teaching; Prayer group leader (2), Ambassa- dor Choir (2); Phil. 1:20 Virginia Beach, VA; Pre- Seminary; Chapel Choir (2), prayer group leader (4); Heb. 6:1 Amy R. Phillips Larry Pritchard Douglas J. Rutt Wheaton, IL; Missions; Ambassa- dor Choir (2,3), Floor leader (3), Women ' s Dorm Council Pres. (4); Missions overseas; Ps. 73:26, 28 I Lynn E. Powell Charlotte, NC; Missions; fl Bk- World Awareness prayer group M B leader (3, 4), Secretary in SMF. Pres. (2); 1 Missions to Muslim | area; I Jhi Mi SMJfBm 1 Chron. 16:9 jI it f Ramona 0. Rumph Rhesa I. Salstrom Clifton Pk., NY; Pre- Seminary; Prayer group leader (2, 3), Fresh. Class Pres. (1), Floor leader (2), Christian Service leader (3), RA (4); Pastor in USA; Isa. 41:10 James D. Savastio Middleburg Hts., OH; Missions Bible Teaching; Prayer group leader (2), GO ' 84 Conf. Dir. (3), Shm. SE SFMF (4); Missions in Mali, W. Africa; Phil. 3:10 Andrew J. Schaeffer New Berlin, WI; Elem. Ed. Major; SMF Rep. (1), Prayer group leader (2, 3), Bible Clubs (2-4), a North- erner!; Elem. Ed. Teacher overseas; I Pet. 2:9,10 Heidi E. Schindler Nicholas J. Scarpuzzi with wife Rose- mary Middleburg Hts., OH; Missions Bible Teaching; SE SFMF V. Chm. (2), Jr. Class V. Pres. (3), GO ' 85 Dir., (4); Missions overseas; Phil. 3:7,8 Dan — Missions; GO Conf., SFMF V. Pres. (4); Jackie — Missions Bible Teaching; Prayer group leader (2); Missions, surveying unreached tribal grps.; Jn. 14:23 Jonathan G. Schaeffer Daniel S. Jackie H. Scott daughter Elizabeth; Grand Rapids, MI; Pre- ' - W Seminary; Soph. Class V. Pres. (2), ■fj i m Off- f w m Campus Rep. (4); fls Eftj aJp vKfil b Seminary, Military Chaplain; Mt. 6:33 . Brian E. Skelly with wife Susan with wife Colleen Matthew Michael Boyertown PA Pastoral Prayer group leader (2, 3), Ireland Team (4) with wife Becky, Sara, Joshua, Katie; Columbus, OH; General Ministries; Off- Campus Rep. (3), Off- Campus V. Pres. (4); Pastor in USA; Ps. 86:11-13 Timothy L. Smoyer Corbeil, ! France; | h . General Ministries; Chapel IH m m -- 8 .  Choir (1), ™ 1 ■' ■Prayer 1 m H 1 group 19k leader (2), ; « tfM Ambassa- dor Choir (2); Muslim j$ E evangelism fjfgij in S. Asia; |H| 2 Cor. 5:9 i Eiffom . $ C t {? i kt? SF i Jane E. Stauffacher J. William Steele Fort Myers, FL; Christian Ed.; Big Sister (2-4), Jr. Class Sec. (3), Big Sister coordinator (4), Ambassa- dor Choir (4); Missions in N. Ireland; 1 Pet. 4:8- 11 Susan J. Stern Mound, MN; Pre- Seminary; Floor leader (3), Prayer group leader (3, 4), Forensics Team (3), Super Gang!; Inner City youth; Rom. 11:33-36 Scott M. Stettin Laura A. Sullins Lithonia, GA; General HP H Ministries; Chapel Wf wm Choir (1); Ambassa- dor Choir I . v : (2-4), Prayer group H leader (4); : Evange- lism, Bible 1 ■Teacher, 1 -■' AX ■J and Pastor in USA; Jer. 20:9 Kenneth L. Towler j Linda — Durban, S. Africa; Missions; Chapel Choir (1), Ambassa- dor Choir (2,3), Women ' s Dorm Council Pres. (3), Sr. Class Trea surer (4); Ps. 27:4,13 Lynda M. Steyne Jo Anne Barnes Venezuela; Music Major; Church t planting in Venezuela with wife Tamat, Gana, Talitha; Kafanchan, Nigeria; General Ministries; Church planting in Nigeria; Phil. 1:6 Kantiyok A. Tukura St. Petersburg, FL; Pastoral; Ambassa- dor Choir (2,3), Coord. Council Presiding Officer (4), SA Pres. (4); Pastor in USA; 2 Chron. 31:20,21 Robert L. Uhls Elizabeth L. Vail Peru, S. America; Pastoral Ministries; Church planting in Paraquay; Isa. 41:10 Javier G. Velasquez with wife Ana with wife Diane, John, Daniel, James; Sante Fe, NM; General Ministries; Prayer group leader (3); Ps. 40:5 Lorenz R. Villa with wife Leigh Ann, Sara, wf S Benjamin, Nathan; Naperville, IL; Ambas- WT ' T HJ ' sador Choir (2), 1 3 SMF Treasurer (2); Graduate i ' TT io At school missions; 2 Tim. 2:4 Jeffrey G. Weber p Bible Teaching Missions; Missions overseas; Mt. 26:41 r Mary Beth Wenger Greensboro, NC; Christ- ian Ed.; SMF prayer group leader (3), Ambassador Choir (2,3); Marriage, church work in USA, Mis- sions in Eur- ope; 2 Chron. 20:15 r f Melina E. Wilder with Randy Rabon with wife Judy, Jeremy, Tiffany; Grove City, OH; General Ministries; Gal. 6:14, 15 nr Jfc ' ' ' Ontario, -laB R f Canada; Christian if l Ed.; Youth j director in USA then ? HPV f. Missions j j overseas; V  • i Phil. 3:13 § ' t Av ; , r t% u I -i ! ILJ Kathy J. Woolner Douglas H. Bowman Estes Park, CO; Pre- Seminary; Prayer group leader (4), SMF Rep. (4); Missions in W. Europe then pastor in USA; Phil. 3:10 Wood with wife Elaine, Cheryl, Cara, Melinda; Delmar, DA; General Ministries; Prayer group leader (2- 4); Pastor in USA; Prov. 3:5,6 Dave Worthington with wife Barbara, Amanda; Sheboyhan, WI; Pre- Seminary; Prayer group leader (4); Pastor in USA; Ps. 28:7 Mark W. Kaat Susie Bennett WHAT HE IS DOING O, gram of what that falls to earth and dies, The One from whom for me the Father turned His eyes, I ask thee with a humble parody, Why with only pain and death comes humility? I have no fear of that approaching hour When death shall bleed from me all earthly power; Why, then, from death to self do I run When it is what forms within me Thy Son? My heart doth easy overfreeze, Towards the very ones who hold its keys; Kill in me this wretched ugly self, And take me from the race ' s dropout shelf. Teach me, Lord, to place the self that hates Upon the cross with nails to keep its place; To be the self which Thou hast made in me, the self no longer sin, but Thee. John Crutchfield Senior Class Left to Right: Brian Skelly, Off-Campus Rep.; Tom Wood, SMF Rep.; Jo Anne Barnes, Secretary; Linda Steyne, Treasurer; Mr. Ed Germann, Adviser; Johnny Dehaan, President; Matt Brannen, V. President ... Take heed to the min- istry which you have re- ceived in the Lord that you may fulfill it. Col. 4:17 In the Fall of 1985, the Senior Class was challenged by the Lord through this verse. Many times throughout Scripture we find challenges of this nature, concerning the individual ministries to which we have been called. Ministries will vary from person to person, but the challenge is the same: We are not to seek fulfillment in the ministry but to fulfill it. As Archippus was challenged by the Apostle Paul in this verse, may this year ' s Senior Class take heed to the ministry to which each one has been called so that glory may be brought to our Lord ' s name and that there may be greater progress of the gospel. Johnny DeHaan, President Senior Sneak, Fall 1985 The Joy Ridderhof Center The hallowness Of an empty shell Stands as a monument Of a faith and concern that fell. The effect of nature Has begun to eat away At a God-given building From which we turned away. Media-Music Faciy I Ridderhof center Columbia vJ bible ODELL Joy Ridderhof! Dedica tion of the project in 1984 Silence, not music, Echoes off the walls. Dirt, not laughter, Fills the abandoned halls, mm. And a pile of gravel and boards Where people are to be — A darkened stage that never lit For the glory of our King. For God does keep His covenant. He ' ll help us finish what He helped us start. For the building is not a broken promise But a result of unbelieving hearts. W irjV- But is not our God greater still Than any trial we face? Can not faith in Him move mountains? Won ' t we that faith embrace? Why do we say we ' ve done our part . . . When our part is constant prayer? Our part is never giving up hope That God will soon work a miracle there. Why am I so concerned about what becomes Of a mass of bricks and trodden sod? Because this is more than an unfinished building, It ' s a matter of unwavering faith in God. J.S. Robert Holland When are you opening up your own shoppe? JUNIORS JUNIORS Barbara J. Ahlquist Paul A. Alkema Candace M. Anderson Cynthia L. Anderson Linwood K. Berry Charles H. Boehr William W. Boyles Jason R. Britton Deborah C. Brunner Joseph R. Buckner Virginia L. Byers Ruben A. Cabrera Martha Kruhmin, Mamie Fisk Sam Kemp Mark Toney, Tami Lewis Henry B. Cannington Roger D. Catts James S. Challander Kim E. Clifton Nicholas Cole Charlotte R. Coleman Michael J. Conserva Jonathan N. Cox Dennis A. Elder S. Randall Fields Alan R. Frisbie Eric L. Froelich Stacey J. Gregory Robert W. Hale David W. Heme Jo Grim Kathryn E. Grimm Kristin J. Hall Cheryl J. Harrison Rebecca S. Hess Samuel W. Jabain Sharon G. Gruber Susan M. Hasty Lynda E. Jones Noriko Kawahara Andrew D. Kercher Myung B. Kim Julie A. Kitchen WQ hdpm ' s BOOKS] piffly! C51JTT: it si F5P3 (I lrvjA M HW ?t i i$S Dennis Elder Jackie Outlaw — eating again? Larry Deeter Susan E. Lloyd Mark D. Mast Jane E. Millward Lesa A. Morello Donald W. Loose Ted D. Manby Deborah L. Marsh Tina L. Mast Deborah L. Maxwell Timothy G. Melton V. Ruth Mobley David A. Moore Mark D. Moore Jay H. Morris Wendy C. Mullinax Matthew M. Myers Julianne Schaeffer John M. Shuler Charles A. Schultz Mary S. Shetler Mark S. Smith Thurman F. Smith Linda K. Smithson Cynthia L. Solomon William C. Spear John W. Sterk Rocky L. Thompson E. Brent Turner W. Eugene VanDyke Scott I. Wolfe Robert A. Weaver George Skip Wells Roslyn D. Wright Robert A. Young Not Pictured: V Sarah E. Whitehead Martha Jo Austin David Brown James Gestrich Randel D. Grant Andrew W. Heen David P. Lambert Ralph S. Meaker Michael H. Murphy Thomas U. Nahlen Sharon L. Palmer Haruun L. Ruun David M. Scott Rebecca L. Vail Alan C. Weferling D. Leigh Whitaker Richard M. Wulf m J EfiSfl - — r n i ii Mi , , , wt ' ■• B lin Walter Crone others going to class John Bedell, Mark Warren The Junior Class Left to Right: Larry Deeter, President; Eric Froelich, SMF Rep.; Bob Hale, V. President; Roslyn Wright, SMF Rep.; Julie Schaeffer, Treasurer; Charlotte Coleman, Secretary; Thurman Smith, Off-Campus Rep.; Dr. Raymond Scott, Adviser. The Junior Class has set for itself, in the 1985-86 school year, one purpose. This purpose can be summed up in the words of our year verse, Colossians 1:18. We have strived to do all things so that He Himself might come to have first place in everything. From class trips to planning for the Junior Senior Banquet, our purpose has been to establish in every class member the centrality of Christ and to advance His kingdom through the use and development of each member ' s gifts and talents. We have sought to enjoy this life He has given us, while at the same time remembering to glorify Him in all that we do! We have seen the importance of a life of involvement and activity as a necessary part of advancing the kingdom of Christ. God uses people who are involved and active in service and life to reach people, not to spend lives in isolation from the world. It is only by using our gifts that we develop them, and it is our responsibility as Christians to do this. As Juniors, we stand close to the threshold of ministry and we need to lay hold of every opportunity to prepare ourselves in our final months at CBC. Larry Deeter, President God has shown me over the years here at CBC that it is not who I am, but who He is that makes the difference! Great are you Lord! Melinda Wilder Chapel Choir Steve Burchett studying diligently WINTER QUARTER STUDENTS - i Cynthia L. Anderson Randy R. Anderson Randy S. Janet C. Adams ffJSLVBlliiaM ' i Robert L. Brannon Rodrigo Chavarria Jerdone M. Davis S «£ w; Robert W. Bagley Helen Bako J, VS. v;s. •,•$£, ' ,•_ Eva M. Dubert a Jenifer L. Murray J. Faulkner Richard E. Sheila E. Dudney Chris T. Friedel Timothy K. Holland Istifanus Kpasaba Alyson A. Linde v Charlotte A. Lohrback Rachel E. Melhorn Jean K. Mixter Christopher R. Risk J. Phillip Sanders « Michael W. Seiberling Andrew P. Smith Jon C. Steinmetz Susan Terselic Patty L. Toland Rick J. Walker Paul A. White John A. Wick Kenneth G. Williamson SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Lana L. Anders Karen J. Beal David E. Atkisson Timothy W. Batchelor John A. Bedell Angel L. Benge James C. Bates k : Marceleen Best Kenneth M. Byers Jean L. Campbe Derek S. Canaan Glenda F. Canipe The Gang Cindy Solomon relaxed ' Bruce Greene My grace is sufficient for you, for power is perfected in weakness. (2 Cor. 12:9). We are glad to be living demonstra- tions of Christ ' s power. Kantiyok Tukura The 1923 CBC Campus Annalisa Casteen Sharon A. Conley i I William C. Distad Michael C. Gannaway David L. Goebel Cassie E. Cave N. Sue Christopher tl %M ' Dana G. Danielson Roger M. Dye Carlos A. Espin Christine A. Genheimer Sarah M. Godbold Diana Cohen Gerald A. Davis Maxine J. Deutschendorf Jeffrey A. Fox C. Stephen Godbold Georgie A. Green Pamela L. Green Bruce D. Greene My four years here at CBC have been short, but God will take the experience that I ' ve learned and use it a long time in a powerful way. Kevin Alderman Bill Spear in the pit Roger Dye with David ' Louis J. Griffith Joyce F. Haines Robert W. Hicks Allen D. Grover Jk:. r- Susan D. Guthrie Kenneth G. Hanna Ethan J. Hansen Karen R. Hodges Wilfried C. Hoecke Donna L. Hageman Kathleen C. Heck Robert D. Holland Joanna R. Jones Jeanetta L. Keener Cheryl A. Keiper Sammy T. Kemp College Service, studying, going to class are all part of this total life training that God has used this year to mold us more to His likeness. Ellen M Morse Richard D. Mull Michael H. Murphy Kirt B. Murray Dorothy E. Myrick Judy A. Nelson Paula C. Nugent Grace M. Obringer Though my flesh and my heart may fail, the Lord is my strength and my portion forever. Ps. 73:26 — submitted by Linda Steyne Norma L. Orr Timothy J. Parcheta David K. Parshal i(r V Kenneth R. Pruitt Donia L. Richard Charles H. Riggs Carlos M. Rios Victoria M. Proctor Debra L. Rainsberger Mark D. Rogers Steven J. Snyder Rebecca J. Sober Karan B. Sorlie Linda A. Spaulding Frederick Lee Schnell David Gordon Whom I Serve Jesus Master, whom I serve, Though so feebly and so ill, Strengthen hand and heart and nerve All Thy bidding to fulfill; Open Thou mine eyes to see All the work Thou has for me. Frances R. Havergal Bob Mintz in the usual place, Todd Keith Michael E. Starkey Phyllis L. Strawser Kenneth R. Sutton Rudolph S. Swofford Mark A. Toney J. Stuart Torres 1 u Randall Pax Townsend Michael J. Thompson Gregory K. Tompkins Ana A. Velasquez Laura M. Weeks Mark E. Wenger Rockwood S. Wilmoth Amy E. Wilson I may not know the way He leads, but WELL I know my Lord. Martin Luther — submitted by Brad Bigney We must never cease to thank God for the unique features of each person and each face! Christine K. Zimmerman Stephen P. Zimmerman Not Pictured: Carrie Ann Adolphson Rebecca Almendares Susan M. Davis Brian L. Funk Cherilyn D. Johnson Mark G. Kamal James W. Kolb Timothy L. Kouns Stephen B. Lewis M. Elizabeth Lochstampfor Mary Ellen Martin Nobuhiro Mitsumaru Nathaniel Montgomery Floyd K. Murdaugh Josue Perez Michael F. Phillips Roger Reber Ingrid 1. Ressler Michael E. Rowe Jeffrey P. Salyers Frederick J. Schnell Stephen T. Sullins Roger G. Taylor Frank N. Tozour James B. Walker Leander West Roberta L. Whate Greg A. Wollenhaupt Many, O Lord my God, are the wonders which Thou hast done, and Thy thoughts toward us; There is none to compare with Thee; if I would declare and speak of them, they would be too numerous to count. Ps. 40:5 SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right, Front: Sharon Conley, V. Pres.; Susan Davis, Treasurer; Joy Haines, SMF Rep.; Ethan Hansen, President; Lani Myrick, Secretary; Rear: John Bedell, SMF Rep.; Mr. Al McCallister, Adviser Happy and fortunate are you who cast your seed upon all waters when the river overflows its bank; for the seed will sink into the mud and when the waters subside will spring up; you will find after many days in an abundant harvest, and can safely send forth the ox and the donkey to range freely (Isa. 32:20, Amplified). The Sophomore Class is casting its seed upon the waters, preparing ourselves for what God is going to do through us. We are so grateful for the blessings we ' ve already received — great friendships, all that we ' ve learned in and out of the classroom, and good times together with our class. We are excited as we look forward to all that God has in store for us in our next years at CBC. As we do our part in pressing on toward the mark of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus, we praise the Lord in advance for the great things He will do in us, through us, and for us. Sharon Conley, Vice President 1 M; A 9 u b y s n Praise the Lord! I will give thanks to the Lord with all my heart, in the company of the upright and in the assembly. Great ar e the works of the Lord; they are studied by all who delight in them. Ps. 111:1-2 Through studying or fellowship with others, how has God changed you this year? Thank Him today The Enemy has struck a blow! A soldier of the Lord has fallen And the forces of darkness rejoice. Gleefully, they celebrate their Triumph. So loud is their clamoring. They fail to hear the loving voice Of the fallen soldier ' s Captain, As He declares to His faithful servant, Welcome home, my child, well done. Then the soldier is honored as he receives The highest award — he beholds the Magnificent glory of the Crucified One! He has fought the good fight, Finished the course, kept the aith. Now he has been crowned by his King, The wicked celebrants curse, For the fallen soldier lives and in triumph cries, Grave, where is your victory? Death, where is your sting? ' Randy Keye died in a swimming accident on May 16, 1985. He was in the Christian Education Minor and plan- ning to go into youth ministry in the United States as well as possibly overseas. We have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the surpassing greatness of the power may be of God and not from our- selves; 2 Cor. 4:7 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Robert L. Bowers Daren K. Brown Mari J. Brown Bethany H. Browning May the mind of Christ my Savior, live in me from day to day, By His love and power controlling All I do and say. Kate B. Wilkinson — submitted by Dave Worthington Sam Kemp and Mark Rogers John heading to class from the dorm Studying together in the Student Center Roberta Whate, Yes! Mrs. Steed, Mary and Tina preparing for Thanksgiving Din- ner We ' ve all learned a little more of what it means to have Christ control all we do and say through classes, work, and R R. James M. Freeman Bryan T. Garrick Kim Garrison Tracie L. Gathright The ultimate pursuit of meaning is found in loving and being loved. Ravi Zacharias Paul T. Gaynier Jill L. Gcrlach Stephen R. Goddard Rodney D. Goodman Sandra L Hickey JPi- Debra F. Holley William J. Homesley Jill E. Ibach Andrew P. Jaloshin J James R. Jeffords Thomas T. Hughey Thomas S. Jeter Ken Hanna, Sharon Palmer Five years ago I came to CBC struggling in my ' Christian walk. ' But God has kept His word: Delight yourself also in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart. To- day I am resting in the life of Jesus Christ. His word is truth, and His life is victory for me. Hallejuah! Chris Bitterman Johnny L. Jones : ■S y David A. Lauser J. Leroy Layman Freda S. Lloyd Elizabeth V. Lucas Deborah S. McCloy A. Kathryn McCracken Elizabeth F. McGinnis Joseph J. Michael Our mailboxes are important! Some re- ceived their financial needs for the quarter through God ' s provi- sion, we got letters encouraging notes from our friends — oh yes, we also got our grades through that little box! Rochelle Johnson Lorenz Villa Joy D. Pattison Henrietta M. Paulsen Cheryl S. Pawlowski Amy S. Peckham Therefore we have as our ambi- tion ... to be pleasing to Him, whether in chapel, class, taking an exam, or studying. ' Rejoice always ' Michael Card Tell the World That Jesus Loves You I am a child of the modern era, I live in a day where computers sophisticated techniques make me hope for an even more advanced future society, but somehow I don ' t care about the mod- ern. It ' s what I have seen over my shoulder that captivates me: the lives of those saints of old. I want and crave for those old ideals, the mystical passion for Christ, the burning compassion for souls. Augustine sums up what I ' ve learned at CBC: ' Thou has made us for Thyself and the heart of man is restless until it find its rest in Thee. ' Jane Stauffacher Jane Stauffacher, Carol Liberek I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth. My soul shall make its boast in the Lord; O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His name together . . . O taste and see that the Lord is good: How blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him. Ps. 34:1-3,8 — submitted by Kim Aguirre Faith E. Schaeffer Mark L. Smith Stephen W. Scully Michael E. Seltzer T. Thad Smith Kimberly L. Snowden Silas P. Shadid Rebecca M. Sova S9 Jeffrey C. Spencer J. Craig Steading Tracy D. Tatum Robert J. Thompson Gerry Mailly Paul Alkema Bob Mintz Chip Wilson William D. Winton Karlenc A. Wondergcm David W. Young Not Pictured: Dennis B. Banks Robert D. Brown Laura M. Curl Jonathan M. Fuller Douglas P. Jackson Jeffrey N. Lickliter Dennis E. McKenzie Randolph C. Ragland William J. Rague John Bedell, John Shuler ' V .,.: Tim Kouns, David Lambert The places where God ' s church is mak- ing the most noise is where the water is shallowest. Where the church of God is being strained and stretched is where the deepness of God is manifest and understood. Malcolm Hunter The Freshmen Class Left to Right, Front: Ann Hamilton, Secretary; Carolyn Arnemann, SMF Rep.; Debi Weatherford, Treasur- er; Rear: Scott Moore, Vice Pres.; Kevin Caiello, SMF Rep.; Doug Moore, President Misty graduated early from her high school in Panama where her parents work for the government. At sixteen years old, Misty is a CBC Freshman. Following highschool, Sandy worked as a dental assistant in Virginia. At age thirty-one, she has been out of school for thirteen years and is apprehensive about her role as a CBC Freshman. From upstate New York, Kevin spent four years in the Navy after high school. At twenty-four as a CBC Freshman, he is sensing God ' s call to missions. Diversity. Unity in diversity: is it possible? This is the challenge of the freshmen class. From all corners of the globe, freshmen, who have never met before, come together for academic purposes yet with spiritual goals, desiring unity. So many backgrounds, so many futures. Yet for this short moment in time, God has assembled this group, unique in all history, to combine the best of their backgrounds for the best of their futures. So the class becomes as a unit what none could be in themselves. Talents, strengths, gifts, con- versions, burdens are all blended together to form a class glorifying to God and encourag- ing to each other. The class has experienced joy and tragedy, success and failure. But life consists of all God has purposed for us to experience. And as there is growth, the strands of unity become bonds of love. Carlton Deal, Big Brother Volunteers for Christ Mrs. Winnie Linderholm Mrs. Ethel Goldie PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE Robertson McQuilkin President John Davidson V.P. of Finance Inst. Advancement Joe Bush Controller Sherry Brown Secretary Robert Kallgren Asst. to President FINANCE § BUSINESS Sue Mitchell Secretary John Nesbitt Business Manager ACCOUNTING Gracie Bish Secretary Beth Smith Secretary Dean Slade Accounting Manager Judy Burch Accounting Clerk Anita Harvey Accounting Clerk Ann Janosik Cashier Clerk Gracie Williford Accounting Clerk BOOKSTORE Roger Tilton Manager Janet Chase Bookbuyer Deborah Manby Receiving Gracie Riggs Secretary Lula Filbert Clerk Laureen Spires Clerk REGISTRAR Richard Higgins Registrar Helen Fahringer Assistant Registrar STEWARDSHIP Lori Rauh Clerk Marie Wentz Clerk MEDIA RESOURCES Richard Summerford Director Beth Scearce Donor Relations Clerk I Ruth Marshall Director Tracy Hollingswroth Technician COMPUTER SERVICES David Roesener Programmer Fred Hiney Director Jan Fillmore Computer Operator Diane Harris Supervisor ADMINIS- TRATIVE SERVICES Lori DeCleene Receptionist Katie Wilson Receptionist REPROGRAPHIC SERVICES James Benge Campus Post Office Prue Bedell Secretary Bill Leavcl, Director fli FOOD SERVICES Catherine Leavel 1 Robert Cornwell, Supervisor Kg ! Murdice Burton, Cook i w Ruth Green, Cook Alease Mack, Cook Mae Overton, Cook Marge Bader, Supervisor Shirley Steed, Dieti- Edna Gibson, Cook Mary Odoms, Cook Carolyn Warner, Cook Physical Plant Mike Hagen Village Maintenance Jennifer Byers Secretary Marion Bolick Groundskeeper FINANCIAL AID Ronnie Booth Director Mary Gunter Assistant Donna Minday Secretary RECRUITMENT § ADMISSIONS Edward Germann Director Martha Williams Secretary Robert Byers Dir. of BC Enroll . Frank Bedell Recruitment Counsellor Brad Chase Recruitment Counsellor Andy Howard Dir. of GS Admissions L Mary Van Dyke Secretary Jacki Shelt Secretary Cliff Boone Recruitment Counsellor Pam Skinner Word Processing Anita Gohde Word Processing ELECTRONIC MEDIA R. J. Kennedy, Director Henry Hennagan, Tape Duplication Tom Raehl, Tech- nician Chris Adams, A V Coordinator Charlotte Stice, Secretary INFORMATION SERVICES Karyn Campbell Coordinator CAREER PLACEMENT Lori Gochnauer Secretary ALUMNI AFFAIRS Ralph Enlow Director Judy Albee Secretary Betty Matthews Hostess MM jg§ I: Earl McQuay Dean of Student Affairs Darrel Shaver Assoc. Dean of Men STUDENT AFFAIRS Agness Barr Secretary Joe Parker Assoc. Off-Campus Dean Paula Berkey Asst. Dean of Women Julian Riddle Asst. Dean of Men r 1 Tosha Godbold Secretary Sandra Mclver Secretary Helen Kornfield Assoc. Dean of Women Barbara Cochrane Secretary Wendy Cornelison Health Services Margaret Powell Village Mom MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT Hap Struthers Director Brian Kingsmore Director of Evangelism FIELD EDUCATION Otis Braswell Director, BC Field Ed. Martha Fulton Supervisor Marcia Williams Secretary Jay Sensenig Director, GS Field Ed. Anita Cooper Supervisor Charles Young Supervisor COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF BIBLICAL EDUCATION Larry McCullough Director Dita Byers Receptionist Jim Wenger Associate Director Harry Todd Dean Robert Beatty Dir. of US Centers Kathy Davenport Grader Liz Layman Grader Ann Mulholland Grader ■flj 1 Anne Wenger Grader Ruth Murphy Clerk Richard Byers A V Seminars Anne Acree Word Processing BIBLE COLLEGE FACULTY Don Trouten Academic Dean Bryan Beyer Bible Norman Hoyt Dir. of Missions Vicki Clark Secretary Clifford Bedell Anthropology, Bible, Missions £ s Linda Goodson Elementary Ed. James Hatch Bible, Family Life Loreen Ittermann Dir. of Elementary Ed. Jack Layman Social Studies, Bible Richard Belcher Theology, Greek, Preaching Lindsay Hislop English Al McCallister Bible, Philosophy, Theology Sandra Mills Mary Faith Phillips Terry Powell English Dir. of Bible Teaching Christian Education mm. k fe ,1 I Raymond Scott Science, Church History, Bible Charles Wenzel Greek, Theology, Bible George Anderson Bible, Greek Laurel Aulie English Lab MUSIC DEPARTMENT Jerry Friesen Dir. of Music Teresa Moshell Secretary to Dir of Music Dept. William Hoyt Voice, Song Leading Cynthia Nelson Piano, Organ, Music Theory Bill Supplee Piano, Church Music Joyce Supplee Secretary, Outreach Ministries GRADUATE SCHOOL FACULTY . Terry Hulbert Provost, Dean of Graduate School Clita Clark Secretary to Faculty Paul Ferris Old Testament, Ministry Studies Igou Hodges Systematic Theology Ken Mulholland Assistant Dean Sandra Young Secretary Betty Sullins Secretary to Faculty Bill Crabb Counseling Paul Fowler New Testament David Gotaas Ministry Studies Rona Kingsmore Linguistics Bill Larkin New Testament, Greek Ruth Hakes Administrative Asst. to Dean Bill Davidson Church History Don Hamilton Ministry Studies, Communications Alex Luc Old Testament ; w i Phil Steyne Missions Cora Wayland Christian Education Paul Wright New Testament Grant Howard Adjunct Faculty Dan Bartel Teaching Asst. • mm Nan Kaspareck Teaching Asst. Sylvia Smith Teaching Asst. True wisdom is not found in any locality or in a system of thought. True wisdom is found in a per- sonal relationship with God. Dr. Alex Luc Whoever loses his life for my sake will find it. My number one priority is not the preservation of my life — my priority is to die daily. If you make this choice daily, this act of faith will guarantee you will find life. Dr. Bill Larkin WMHK David Morrison General Manager Rob Gregory Program Director Don Hughes Music Director Linda White News Director LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Laura Braswell Director Cleta Dunaway Catalog Processor Edith Frye Order Assistant Gecrge Aguirre Serial Ref. Assistant Janet Granski Cataloging Assistant Patricia Goodman Asst. Circulation Desk Donnie Scearce Cataloging Assistant Ellen Worrell Circulation Desk MINISTRY RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Deborah Reichel Director Elizabeth Piotter Circulation Assistant When we are standing firm, let us not equate it with standing still. There is no place where Jesus takes you that He has not preceeded you there. Malcolm Hunter COORDINATING COUNCIL Left to Right, Front: Joan Watson, Secretary; Elizabeth Boettner, Treasurer; Rear: John Crutchfield, Pres. of SFMF; Leigh Broderick, Pres. of Grad Life Council; Bob Uhls, President; Bryan Darwin, V. Pres. of Grad Life Council; Rodney Lindsay, Pres. of Off-Campus Students Assoc. The CBC CGS Coordinating Council is dedicated to serving the trans-school communi- ty in three ways: overseeing CBC CGS projects and activities not reserved to other or- ganizations, facilitating studen t communication with the Board of Trustees, and sitting as a repository for students ' plans, dreams, and ideas for this institution. Our goal is not so much to govern as to serve, so that we may better meet the task To know Him and To make Him known. Bryan Darwin, Vice Pres. of Grad Life Council WCBC Left to Right, Front: Paul DiToma, Station Manager; Keith Wood, D.J.; Phil Christensen, D.J.; Marty Lange, D.J.; Walter Davis, D.J. WCBC is a student operated campus radio station. The station is open for anyone interested in campus radio and offers an avenue for students to get firsthand experience in broadcasting. We have a variety of programs and music, adapting the format to that of our listeners. WCBC is located behind Shortess Chapel adjacent to WMHK ' s studio. Paul DiToma, Station Manager Off-Campus Student ' s Association Joe Parker, Dean; Steve Burchett, Prayer Group Chairman; Bill Steele, Vice Pres.; Rodney Lindsay, Presi- dent; Mark Wenger, Singles Rep.; Mary Beth Wenger, Singles Rep.; Liz Horn, Secretary The OCSA Chapel this school year has followed the theme of authentic Christian living. The emphasis has been on raising the awareness and challenging off-campus students to live genuine lives. Dean Joe Parker has been the key note speaker for the school year on the selected theme. The Lord has blessed in a tremendous way, and many lives have been changed as a result of these chapels. We are touching the lives of married couples through Couples ' Luncheons throughout this year. The theme was Enriching Family Life, particularly our relationships with children. Themes were as follows: Fall Quarter was How To Love Your Children. Winter Quarter was How To Build Self-Esteem, Spring Quarter was How To Dis cipline. We provided social activities for the families and singles as well as an off-campus picnic, Histor- ic Home Tour, Riverbank Zoo Trip, etc. Our ministry was not limited to one group of people, but also to the singles, Pi-Gamma, International Students, and the poor and oppressed within our community. One of the highlights of the school year was the Wives Appreciation Night which was held in the Spring. On this night, the wives of all the Off-Campus Students are recognized and honored for their important role of support and encouragement to their husbands. The backbone of our ministry is the Small Prayer Groups that are coordinated by Steve Burchett. All of the projects, activities, and chapels would not be successful without the fervent prayers of the righteous. Rodney Lindsay, President STUDENT WIVES FOLLOWSHIP PI GAMMA . . . (FAITHFUL WIVES) Left to Rig ht: Barbara Carroll, Prayer Group Coord.; Heidi Enck, Vice Pres.; Tamara Darwin, President; Susan McClamrock, Music Coord.; Jeanette Merwin, Refreshment Coord; Teresa Gasaway, Secretary Treasurer; Donna Branney, Hospitality Coord.; Mrs. Parker, Adviser Search me ... By the light of God ' s Word, looking at myself as wife and servant of Christ. Try me . . . Lord, am I all You would have me to be? Lead me . . . committed to follow as He makes me more like Him. The Student Wives Fellowship took its theme from Psalm 139:23-24 as we sought to provide women students and wives of students with opportunities of spiritual growth through prayer, sharing, and fellowship with one another. Tamara Darwin, President T i Mrf i  , - ' V MSb i P ' p Jlf Slp-T l ' Hi l-t t5 International Students Left to Right, Front: Noriko Kawahara, Social Chairman; Jan Jan Hsu, Secretary; Zemo N. Audu, Leader of Int ' l. Students Ministry Committee; Rear: Maxwell Providence, Asst. Leader of ISMC; Haruun L. Ruun, Chairman; Hisayasu Ito, Social Chairman The International Student Association was organized to give a oneness to the many students from other countries the Lord has blessed CBC CGS with. Many have come here for training so that they can return to their countries and be equipped to spread God ' s good news to those in their homeland or other harvest fields. The ISA ' s objectives are: 1) to in- form the internationals of all the avenues that the school has to care for their phys- ical and spiritual well-being; 2) to promote fellowship among them with MK ' s and Americans with overseas experience; and 3) to maximize the contribution of every international student to the entire student body, to the churches in Columbia, and to the outreach ministry of other international students at the University of South Caroli- na. The International Student Committee tries to meet these goals by encouraging and integrating the international student body into the all-encompassing family of God. Ngandu Lunda Student Foreign Missions Fellowship Left to Right, Rear: Dr. Norm Hoyt, Advisor; Doug Christensen, Treasurer; Eric Froelich, Jr. Class Rep.; John Bedell, Freshmen Class Rep.; John Crutchfield, President; Kevin Caiello, Freshmen Class Rep.; Dan Scott, Vice President; Front: Jo Grim, Secretary; Marian Lewis, Master ' s Class Rep.; Carolyn Arnemann, Freshman Class Rep.; Beth Lucas, Secretary; Roz Wright, Jr. Class Rep.; Kathy Heck, Secretary; Joy Haines, Sophomore Class Rep.; Jackie Scott, Secretary. The well-known motto of CBC, To Know Him And To Make Him known, stands forth as the purpose of our school. First, one comes to know Christ better and as a direct result, one will desire to see Him known by others. The Student Foreign Missions Fellowship (SFMF) is a student organization which seeks to work in the area of the latter half of CBC ' s motto. The purpose statement of the SFMF, to see that everyone attend- ing CBC CGS personally comes to grips with the missionary heart of God, presupposes 1) that God desires to reach the world and 2) that each believer is, to some extent, responsible to God in this endeavor. In order to present the missionary heart of God before each student, the SFMF con- ducts various activities which include the Global Outreach Conference ' 85, the World Christian Week, chapel time, World Awareness Prayer Groups, Geographical Prayer Groups, the Summer Missions Project to Italy, and support of summer missionaries. It is our prayer that, due to our efforts in these activities, CBC CGS students are more controlled by the love of Christ, and are therefore able To Know Him And To Make Him Known. John Crutchfield, President World Christian Week Malcolm Hunter, the speaker for this year ' s World Chris- tian Week left a challenge of the cost of discipleship that all of us should heed. May we remember this: Jesus is responsi- ble for all the con- sequences of our obedience to His commands. (Malcolm Hunter) Left to Right, Mary Hatfield Front: Steve Ballenger, Ken Byers, Roz Wright, Becky Vail, Rear: Mark Landrum, , Jackie Scott, Laura Sullins, Heidi Schindler, Eric Froelich World Prayer --• ' Habitual, informed, extended world prayer! One of the most basic elements of a life that has come to grips with the missionary heart of God is intercession for the millions of people beyond the reach of the gospel. SFMF ' s goal in the area of world prayer is two-fold: to help students fulfill their re- sponsibility in prayer while at school, and to help stu- dents develop toward a life discipline of global pray- er. Lecturn Prayer Guides, which help professors to lead in missionary prayer before class, focus on ha- bitual prayer. World Awareness Prayer Groups, involving the whole student body for twenty minutes during chapel time, emphasize informed praying. Geographical Prayer Groups, meeting voluntarily for one to two hours a week, give opportunity for ex- tended prayer. The ends of the earth will be reached, but not without habitual, informed, extended prayer! Dan Scott, Vice President of SFMF Ambassador Choir The Ambassador Choir is composed of a group of Columbia Bible College students who desire to sing the message of praise, encouragement, and challenge in concerts across the southeastern states. This year the message of reconciliation to God as found in 2 Corinthi- ans 5:18 is the theme. The concerts combine solos, small ensembles, and some instrumen- tal accompaniments with personal testimonies of choir members. In this way the choir members seek to become effective Ambassadors for Christ. Jerry Friesen, Director Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir is a choral organization open to singers from both the Bible College and the Graduate School. Most of the ministry is on campus during the chapel sessions. Those whose schedules are full on the weekends and thus cannot travel with the Ambassador Choir or Living Hope choral groups have this unique opportunity for vocal ministry to the college family. The music performed by the Chapel Choir ranges from contemporary to traditional. It also provides occasions for some of its members to develop accompanying skills. Student directors are given an invaluable opportunity to refine their conducting skills by leading part rehearsals and directing some numbers in concerts. The Chapel Choir is considered a foundational choral organization that provides training for entering the other vocal groups. The purpose of the ministry of the Chapel Choir is to enable the hearers to worship the Lord and to be edified. The music is chosen with this in mind. Although most of the ministry is to the college family, the choir sings in local churches once a quarter. Bill Supplee, Director The Graduate Singers The Columbia Graduate Singers is a group of about twenty selected students from the graduate school, who have the desire to sharpen their musical ministry tools. After being selected in the fall for the school year, the ensemble begins work in prep- aration for singing about six concerts in the surrounding community and some other ap- pearances in the chapel. The concert theme for 1985-86 is found in Colossians 3:16: Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, as you teach and admonish one another with psalms, with hymns, and with spiritual songs. Our desire is to use a variety of musical styles to teach and admon- ish, and to praise and worship the Lord. Jerry Friesen, Director Wind Ensemble Left to Right, Front: Faith Schaeffcr, Leigh Whitaker, Sue Lloyd, Rachel Bartel, Mr. Bill Supplee, Julie Musgrave, Lynn Tickner, Judy Nelson, Martha Harlan; Rear: Allen Grover, Silas Shadeed, Kim Clifton, Gerald Bentley, John Trott, Terry Peninger, Bob Bowers The Wind Ensemble is an organization composed of students from both the Bible College and the Graduate School. It provides a unique opportunity both to develop further skills in playing and to minister through music. Playing in the Wind Ensemble enables the instrumentalists not only to retain his level of performance but also to increase his playing abilities. Performances are integrated into campus life in such a fashion as to require minimal extra time on the student ' s part. Most of the ministry is in the chapel where opportunities range from playing preludes and postludes to accompanying congregational singing. Patriotic occasions call out the Wind Ensemble in full force, and there are occasional concerts of dinner music in the dining room. The purpose of the Wind Ensemble is to incite those who listen to praise and worship the Lord. Selections are chosen that have words familiar to most of the worshippers. The Ensemble especially enjoys playing for congregational sing-alongs. It is their deep desire that many will be drawn closer to the Lord as a result of their performance. Bill Supplee, Director Living Hope Left to Right, Front: Ginny Byers, Becky Hess, Debbie Holly Rear: David Sawyer, Woody Boyles, Richard Mull. Living Hope is a small ensemble of Columbia Bible College students who sing contem- porary Christian music. The team ' s primary focus for ministry is youth. During the school year Living Hope performs several concerts within a 100 mile radius of Columbia; and for five weeks in the summer of 1986, the group will tour from South Carolina to Texas, singing in churches, camps, and high schools. Through music and personal testimonies, the team desires to spread the good news of Jesus Christ, our Living Hope. Teresa Moshell, Director College Service B I ' % III 11 n M i There is joy in College Service! Ray Hoskins STUDENT ASSOCIATION Left to Right, Front: Fred Forester, Men ' s Dorm Pres.; Lynn Powell, Women ' s Dorm Pres.; Alyson Linde, Women ' s Dorm V. Pres.; Doug Moore, Freshmen Class Pres.; Bob Hale, Jr. Class V. Pres.; Georgie Green, SA Treasurer; Rear: Bobby Owings, Men ' s Dorm V. Pres.; Johnny DeHaan, Sr. Class Pres.; Matt Brannen, Sr. Class V. Pres.; Carlton Deal, Freshmen Class Big Brother; Kevin Alderman, SA V. Pres.; Larry Deeter, Jr. Class Pres.; Bob Uhls, SA Pres.; Mary Hatfield, Freshmen Class Big Sister The Student Association is the name given to the undergraduate student government. Everyone in the Bible College is a member of the Student Association. It elects its own officers which represent the student body to the Admin- istration and Coordinating Council. It seeks to promote unity through the school socials such as school picnics, blood drives, films, and other social activities. The officers of the Student Association also seek to help the college in fulfilling its objectives by suggesting areas where change is needed as well as affirming the school struc- ture where no change is needed. One of its basic purposes is to act as a liason between the students and the administra- tion in order to assist them in creating an environment most conducive to the purposes of total life training. Involvement in positions of the Student Association allow a person to exercise his leadership skills, and good continuing leadership is needed in the church of Jesus Christ today in order that we might fulfill the second half of our school ' s motto: To know Him AND to make Him known. Bob Uhls, President STUDENT PREACHER ' S FELLOWSHIP TCR THE WORD OF THE LORD ' C UNDED FORTH FROM YOU Front: Terry Green, Secretary Treasurer; Back Left: Jaye Morgan, President; Back Right: Charles Schultz, Vice President The Student Preacher ' s Fellowship was established as a new student organization in the 1985 aca- demic year. A group of concerned students realized the need and the potential of an organization com- mitted to the preaching of God ' s Word. This vision extends both to the foreign field and here in this country. Seminars were held throughout the year to promote this awareness. Our speakers ranged from adjunct faculty, to visiting speakers, and members of our own CBC family. It is exciting to see the committment to sound expository preaching grow here at CBC, especially with the schools ' new program in evangelism. The Student Preacher ' s Fellowship wants CBC to be known for providing our world with preachers who can rightly divide the word of truth with power and authority, to the glory of God. Jaye Morgan, President Left to Right, On piano bench: Sherri Jeter, Sec. Treasurer; Lynn Powell, President; Alyson Linde, Vice President; Around piano: Kristin Hall, WB Floor Leader; Lesa Morello, PI Floor Leader; Barb Drotts, W2 Floor Leader; Sharon Palmer, P2 Floor Leader; Barb Ahlquist, F3 Floor Leader; Mary Shetler, Walker Dorm R.A.; Suzie Stern, Big Sis Coord.; Suzanne Kolomaznik, F2 Floor Leader; Becky Vail, Prayer Group Coord.; Ellen Fowler, Petty Dorm R.A.; Rear: Susan Hasty, Wl Floor Leader; Lynn Jacobs, Founders Dorm R.A. Once upon a CBC Spring Quarter, twelve representatives for the coming year were chosen for the one hundred and seventy five royal maidens. They decided to call themselves Women ' s Dorm Council as it had a familiar ring and seemed to carry some authority. Having big plans and dreams, the twelve willingly volunteered time and energy to organize the Big Sister Program, Prayer Groups, and social events like Open House and the Sneak. But soon after beginning, they realized it was impossible to do all that was expected of them by themselves. They could not maintain a pleasant dorm atmosphere or hold the maidens up to their highest. So it was that they banded together and sought help from their King who wonderfully aided them. Then they continued with thanks and praise recognizing that He alone could use their world for His Kingdom to have eternal value. i Lynn Powell, President raHH Men ' s Dorm Council Left to Right, Front: Dean Shaver, Dean Riddle; Rear: Bobby Owings, Vice President; Larry Deeter, Floor Leader; John Cox, Floor Leader; Steve Nygaard, Floor Leader; Bobby Young, Floor Leader; Mike Glass, Floor Leader; Fred Forester, President; Dana Danielson, Floor Leader Dorm Councils have traditionally been perceived as be- ing primarily disciplinary and social organizations. This year the Men ' s Dorm Council has sought to have a spiritu- al and relational influence which we believe to be the true primary purpose of the Dorm Council. Although we had a great time developing creative ideas in our socials (espe- cially hall dates and Open House), we also struggled with helping students with practical, everyday issues such as purposes of discipline, dating, and authority. The Floor Leaders; were encouraged to be sensitive to the men ' s needs and to be strong spiritual leaders and examples. We hope that this emphasis continues and that Men ' s Dorm Council plays an ever-increasing role in the develop- ment of men of God. Joey Ortiz Grad Life Council Left to Right: Len Bullock, Koinonia Groups Coordinator; Leigh Broderick, President; Bryan Darwin, Vice President; Elizabeth Boettner, Social Chairman; Martha Darnell, Treasurer; Lucy Richardson, Secretary; Meredith Smith, Special Projects Communications It has indeed been a blessing for each of us to be involved in the Grad Life Council. As always, God ' s Word proves true — leadership is service, but what a privilege to serve a group of students and faculty such as we have here at CGS! Our prayer in the midst of all our activities (orientation, chapels, socials, Awanita, Grad Banquet . . . ) has been that needs might be met and that students would leave here better equipped to serve the Lord wherever He might lead them. As representatives of the student body during this Jubilee year, we must say that we appreciate the fact that God has sustained this institu- tion for fifty years. In most ways, this year has been much like previous ones, yet at the same time, we recognize that it provides us with a special opportunity to reflect on God ' s goodness and faithfulness toward our school. By the way, thank you, Dr. Hulbert, for your very practical guidance and encouragement. We couldn ' t have done it without you! Leigh Broderick, President JR Crouse, Freda Lloyd The Mods Nancy Crery Fozzie Mamujee The Clusters David Hedberg Jeff Ingram, Ty Schwertfeger Al Rieger GRITS BOWL — The Student Association is committed to promoting unity, fellowship, and concern among the student body. We proceeded to accomplish these goals this year through various means. One activity that we used was the GRITS BOWL. This is a highly complicated flag football game in which the students from the North compete against the stu- dents from the South, all of which have to be attending CBC at the time of the game. The outcome of this year ' s game was no different than any other year previously. The South rose again and defeated the North 24-7. But even beyond the outcome, it was good to see the love and kindness dis- played by both teams. Kevin Alderman, V. Pres. Student Association s o c c E R THE CB.C Cougars S o c c E R Left to Right, Front: Aubrey Truex, Bronze Stsauveur, Fred Forester, Lee Robitschek, JR Crouse, John Shuler, Ngandu Lunda; Rear: Larry Moshell, Robert Barbazette, Randy Fields, Dare Jock, Jay Morris, Paul Jeffries, John Bedell, Doug Jackson, Eric Froelich, Mike Dawkins, John Teeling Basketball Team Left to Right, Front: Ken Sutton, Ken Hanna; Middle: Julian Riddle, Kevin Alderman, Will Sherman, Mike Conserva, Robert Hale; Back: Jim Suddath, John Cox, Todd Garrick, Jim Halstead Prayer List Acree, James D., 10 Acree, Anne, 10,129 Adam, Andrew B , NP Adam, Linda J., NP Adams, Chris J., 126 Adams, Janet C, 83 Adams, Randy S., 83 Adolphson, Carrie A., NP Aguirre, George R., 44,135 Aguirre, Kimberly, 44 Ahlquist, Barbara J., 67,156 Albee, Judith L., 127 Albright, Steven N„ NP Alderman, Kevin, 44,80,154,170 Alkema, Melanie L., NP Alkema, Paul A., 67,114 Almendares, Rebecca, NP Anders, Lana L., 78,85 Anderson, Candace M., 67 Anderson, Cynthia L., 67 Anderson, Daniel L., NP Anderson, Deborah K., NP Anderson, George W., 131 Anderson, Randy R., 83 Andrews, Allen D., 44 Armour, Jon A., 103 Arnemann, Carolyn F., 103,117, 146 Arnemann, Mary E., 44 Arnim, L. Tod, 33,39 Atkisson, David E., 85 Atkisson, Joann M., 103 Audu, Emily Z., 10,22 Audu, Zemo N., 10,22 Aulie, Brude C, 10 Aulie, Laurel, 10,131 Aull, Kenneth E., 17 Austin, Martha Jo, NP Backhaus, Stanley E., 44 Bader, Marge, 123 Bagley, Robert W., 83 Bailey, Carol A., 44 Bailey, David D., 44 Baker, Harold V., NP Baker, Melanie D., 103 Baker, Michael C, 28 Baker, Terry Z., NP Bako, Helen, 83 Baldini, Charles J., 67 Ballenger. Steve G., 67 Banks, Dennis B„ NP Banks, Martin R., NP Barbazette, Robert L., 103 Barkley, Lynda J., 22,31 Barnes, Jo Anne, 59,63 Barnes, Linda E., 103 Barnes, Sharon E., see Furman Barr, Agness, 127 Barrow, Patricia E., 33 Barrow, Timothy R., 103 Bartel, Daniel J., 133 Bartel, Rachel J., 33,151 Batchelor, Timothy W., 85 Bateman, Julia A., NP Bateman, Sherry L., 45 Bates, Carol, NP Bates, James C , 70,85 Baumgartner, Lori S., 33 Beal, Karen J, 85 Beadles, Nicholas A., 10 Beatty, Robert C, 129 Becknell, Lee M., NP Bedell, Clifford H., 116,130 Bedell, John A. 78,85,99,146 Bedell, Frank, 125 Bedell, Prue, 122 Belcher, Richard P., 130 Benge, Angel L., 85 Benge, James A., 122 Benge, Leiann M., 45,76,96 Bennett, Margaret A., 45 Bennett, Susan G., 43,45,62 Bentley, Gerald J . 67,151 Bergmanis, Lisa K., 67 Berkey, Paula M, 127 Bernhardt. Robert L.. 22,31 Berry, Beverly J., 28 Berry, Linwood K., 67 Bertrand, Sally A., 33 Best, Marceleen, 85 Betz, Bennett B., 85 Beverly, Peter M., NP Beyer, Bryan E., 130 Bigney, Bradley J., 45 Bindewald, Barbara B , NP Bindewald, David A , 10 Bish, Gregory A., 22 Bish, Gracie, 22,120 Bishop, Mary K., 45 Bittencourt, Ebenezer, 10 Bitterman, Chris E., 46,108 Black, Robert W., NP Blackwell, Kendall D., NP Blake, Robert D., 17 Blanchard, Curtis D., 124 Blithe, Beth A., 33,163 Bloorningdale, Julie K., 85 Boehr, Charles K, 67 Boettner, Elizabeth R„ 38,138 Bohannon, Larry T., 22 Bolick, Marion, 124 Bone, Ricky L., 85 Bonifas, Gary J, NP Boone, Cliff, 125 Boone, Rebecca L., 33 Booth, Ronnie L., 125 Borden, Jeffrey A., 17 Both, Stella J., 33 Bourque, David J., 103 Bowen, Craig D., 17 Bowers, Robert L., 98,103,151 Bowman, Douglas H., 61 Boyles, William W., 67,152 Boyter, Charles W, NP Branden, Fred (VFC), NP Branden, Vivian (VFC), NP Brannen. Matthew S., 46.63,80, 154 Branney, Jack E., 28 Brannon, Robert L., 83 Braswell, J Otis, 128 Braswell. Laura, 135 Britton, Jason R , 67 Broderick, Leigh T., 17,20,138 Brooker, Allen E, 17 Brooks, Mark L., NP Brown, Daren K., 103 Brown, David E., NP Brown, Douglas W., 46 Brown, Jerry T., 17 Brown, Julia A., 28,31 Brown, Mari J., 103 Brown, Robert D.. NP Brown. Sherry, 120 Browning, Bethany H., 103 Bruce, George R., 103 Brunner, Deborah C, 67,102 Bryant, Kendall T., 46 Buckner, Joseph R., 67 Bullock, Leonard S., 17 Bunn, Timothy W., NP Burch, Judy, 120 Burchett, Linda, 129 Burchett, Stephen R., 46,82,140 Burgess, Philip A., 129 Burkhardt, Ellen M., 33 Burkholder, Mark A., 29 Burns, Marion E., NP Burris, R. Dean, 103 Burrows, Christine J., 11 Burrows, Robert C, 11 Burt, Frances M., 33 Burton, Murdice, 123 Burzio, Kevin C, 85 Bush, Joe L., 120 Byers, Dita, 129 Byers, Jennifer, 124,152 Byers. Kenneth M., 85 Byers, Richard, 129 Byers, Virginia L., 67 Cabrera, Ruben A., 67 Caiello, Kevin M., 103.117.146 Calhoun, Valerie J., NP Campbell, Jean L., 85 Campbell, Karyn S., 126 Campbell, Timothy P., NP Canaan, Derek S., 85 Canaan, Linda M., NP Canipe, Glenda F., 85 Cannington, Frances A., NP Cannington, Henry B., 69 Cannon, Patricia A., NP Cantrell, Phillip D, 11 Carlsen, D. Rayna, 33 Carrera, Mario V., 103 Carroll, Barbara A., 141 Carroll, Thomas M., 28 Cashwell. Tara C. 105 Castagna, Jean C, 105 Casteen, Annalisa, 87 Catapane, Theresa M., 33 Catts, Roger D., 69 Cave, Cassie E., 87 Challander, James S., 69 Chandomba, Fanuel, 22 Chapman, Lois M., NP Chase, Bradley, 125 Chase, Janet, 102,120 Chavarria, Rodrigo, 83 Chesson, Leslie K., 33 Christensen, Douglas J.. 23,146 Christensen, Philip T„ 105,106, 139 Christopher, N. Sue. 87 Cimbaro, John S., 105 Clark. Clita. 132 Clark. Don W., 124 Clark, Vickie L., 130 Clifton, Kim E., 69,151 Cochrane. Barbara, 127 Cochrane, Paul R., 17 Cohen, Diana, 87 Cole, Nicholas, 69 Coleman, Charlotte R., 69,79 Collins. Charles A., NP Conley, Sharon A., 87,99 Connelly, Johnny G., 46 Connor, Laura L., 33 Conserva, Michael J., 69,170 Cooke, Charles M„ NP Cooper, Anita Jo, 128 Corah, David L., 33 Corbett, Dexter O , 122 Cornelison, Wendy M., 11,23,68 Cornelison, W. Fred, 11,23,68 Cornwell, Robert L., 123 Covey, Kimberley J., 105 Cowan, Mary E., 33 Cox, Andrea R., 105 Cox, Christian J., 23 Cox, David E., 17 Cox, Jonathan N., 69,170 Crabb, Ken W., NP Crabb, William T., 132 Crary, Nancy J., NP Crawford, Robert L„ 105 Cromeenes, David R., 105 Crone. Walter S., 69,78 Cross, Shannon L., 42,47 Crouse, JR (Dennis), 35 Crutchfield, John C, 47,72,138, 146 Curl, Laura M., NP Curtas, Paul M., 23 Daigle, Armand J., 28 Daigle, Loreen M., NP Dallery. James F., 80 Danielson, Dana G., 87 Danielson, Kristen D., 42,47,98 Darnell, Martha E„ 28 Darnell, Mitchell, 17 Darwin, Tamara J., 105,141 Darwin, W. Bryan, 17,138 Davenport, Frederick S., NP Davenport, Kathy, 129 Davidson, John W., 120 Davidson, William F., 132 Davis, Gerald A., 87,153 Davis, Lamar B., 11 Davis, M. Jerdone, 83 Davis, Susan M., 70,99 Davis, Timothy E., 35 Davis, Walter C, 100,105,139 Dawe, Robert C, NP Dawkins, Michael A., 69 Dawson, I. Chad, 47 Deal, Carlton S., 42,47,154 DeCleene, John R., 17 DeCleene, Lori, 122 Deeter, Larry R., 69,72,79,154 Deeter, Sheryl L., NP DeFelice, Andrew B., 17 DeHaan, Johnny E„ 47,63,154 Delgado, Jacqueline, 69 Denlinger, Jeffrey W., 17 Deutschendorf, Maxine J., 87 Dickinson, Paul E„ 69 Diesslin, Craig A., 28 Dill, Vicki A., 34,48 Dingeldein, Joel A., 11 Dinstel, Deborah J., 28 Distad, William C, 87 Ditoma, Paul L., 69,139 Dixon, Jon L., NP Dolhanyk, Ruth I., 28 Dorman, Lloyd D., 17 Dorvil, Joselito V., 32,69 Dreiling, Paul S., 35 Dreiling, Rebecca M., NP Drotts, Barbara L., 69,106,156 Dubert, Eva M., 83 Dubose, Joyce S., NP Dudney, Richard W., 83 Dudney, Sheila E., 83 Dunaway, Cleta E., 135 Duncan, Peter J., 105 Durant, Joan M., NP Duston, Todd M., 42 Dye, Roger M., 87 Dyer, Nancy M., 28 Eckert, Timothy L., 11 Eckman, Jonathan F., NP Edwards, Steven B., 105 Eflrd, Christina L., 105 Elder, Dennis A., 69,72 Elebash, Patricia A., 23 Elliott, David W, 12 Enck, Daniel L„ 28,114,141 Endicott, Robert L., 122 Engelkens, Leland J., 105 Enlow, Ralph E., 127 Elebash, Patricia A., 23 Ericson, Donald R., 17 Espin, Carlos A., 87,145 Evans, Robert S , 35 Fagerland, David W., 17 Fahringer, Helen, 121 Faith, Christopher J., 12,20 Faith, Julia M., 12 Farrington, William C, 35 Faulk, Susan, 126 Faulkner, Jenifer L., 83 Faulkner, Murray J., 83 Ferris, Paul W„ 132 Fields, S. Randall, 69 Filbert, Larry D., 24 Filbert, Lula, 102,120 Fillmore, Jan, 122 First, David W., 48 Fisk, Laurel J., 70,105 Fisk, Maren A., 68 Fleck, Glenn A., 48 Fleming, Richard R., 28,164 Floyd, L. C, 124 Forester, J. Fred, 34,48 Fowler, Denise E., 28 Fowler, Margaret E., 105,156 Fowler, Paul B., 132 Fox, Jeffrey A., 87 Franczek, Anne J., NP Franz, Gary P., 28 Frazee, Mark K., 18 Freeman, James M., 105 Frey, Gerald L„ 48 Friedel, Chris T., 83 Friesen, Bryan W , NP Friesen, Jerry H , 131 Frisbie, Alan R., 69 Froelich, Eric L., 69,79,146 Frye, Edith, 135 Fuller, Jonathan M., NP Fullerton, Judy C, NP Fulton, Martha E„ 128 Funk, Brian L., NP Furman, Sh aron E., 48 Gallagher, John T., 18 Gallop, Joseph H., NP Gangarosa, Michael J., 36 Gannaway, Michael C, 87 Gano, Michele K„ 35 Garman, Thomas O., NP Garrick, B. Todd, 105,170 Garrison, Kim, 105 Gasaway, Michael W., 71 Gathright, Tracie L., 105 Gaynier, Lisa A., 49 Gaynier, Paul T„ 107 Genheimer, Christine A., 87 Gensler, Brent A., 71 Gerlach, Jill, 107 Germann, Edward B., 63,125 Germann, Vicki, NP Gestrich, James M., 122 Gibson, Edna L., 123 Gilmore, Kenneth R., NP Glass, Michael A., 71 Gochnauer, Lori, 126 Godbold, C. Stephen, 74,87 Godbold, Elisabeth A., 29 Godbold, Sarah M., 87 Godbold, Tosha, 127 Goddard, Stephen R., 107 Goebel, David L., 70,87 Goeh, Henry B., 24 Goeh, Willa G., 24 Goh, Shirley C, 29 Gohde, Anita, 125 Gohde, Philip A., 124 Goldie, Ethel Goodman, Patricia, 29,135 Goodman, Rodney D., 107 Goodson, Linda, 130 Gordon, David W., 42,94,107 Gotaas, Barbara J., 18,20 Gotaas, David, 132 Granski, Janet A., 135 Granski, Steven W., 107,124 Grant, Randel D., 42 Graves, Elizabeth C, 107 Green, Colon L., NP Green, Georgie A., 87,154 Green, Pamela L., 87 Green, Ruth, 123 Greene, Bruce D., 34,86,87 Greene, Kellee D., 71,107 Greene, Terry A., 155 Gregory, Robert W., 102,134 Gregory, Stacey J., 71 Griffith, Jeffery S., 35 Griffith, Louis J., 89,100 Griffiths, Rick J., 49 Grim, H. Jo, 71,146 Grimm, Katheryn E., 71,88 Grover, Allen D., 34,89,151 Grubbs, D. Scott, 35 Gruber, Sharon G., 71 Gunter, Mary J., 125,136 Gustafson, Marcia L., NP Guthrie, Susan D., 89 Guy, Robert J., NP Hadeed, Richard J., NP Hadley, Dove E., 107 Hadley, Martin D., NP Hageman, Donna L., 89 Hagen, Michael K., 124 Hagen, Pamela F., NP Haines, Joyce F., 89,99,146 Hakes, Ruth E., 132 Hale, Robert S., 24,79 Hale, Robert W., 71 Hall, John V., NP Hall, Kirk A., 35 Hall, Kristin J., 71,156 Halstead, James C, 29,170 Halstead, Kristi A., NP Hamilton, Ann M., 107,117 Hamilton, Donald L., 132 Hamrick, Cynthia K., 24 Hamrick, James F., 24 Hanna, Kenneth J., 89,108,170 Hansen, Ethan C, 89,99 Hansen, Michelle D., 12 Hansen, Scott A., 12 Hardcastle, Mary Lee, 29 Harding, Kent W., 18 Harding, Laurie L., NP Hardy, Catherine L., 24 Harlan, Martha E„ 35,151 Harms, Theodore H., 12 Harner, Mary Beth, 29 Harper, Sally J., NP Harris, Barry J., 107 Harris, Diane M., 122 Harris, Larry G., 49,76,92 Harris, R. Mark, 49 Harris, Susan M., 29,163 Harrison, Cheryl J., 71 Harrold, J. Ann, 29 Hart, Richard N., 35 Hartman, Edward A., 42,49 Hartt, Samuel T., NP Harvey, Anita D., 102,120 Harvey, John J., 12,20 Hasty, Susan M., 71,156 Hatch, James M„ 130 Hatfield, Mary J., 49,154,157 Hathaway, Kimberly, 50 Hatori, Naomi, NP Hawkins, David R„ 24 Hawkins, Vicki A., NP Hayes, L. Gayle, 107 Hayman, Douglas H., NP Haynes, Keith T., NP Hays, Tina, 129 Head, Jimmy D., 18 Heck, Kathleen C, 70,89,146 Hedberg, David W., 25,164 Heen, Andres W., NP Heiberg, Cynthia W., 50 Heiberg, Dennis C, 50 Hein, Cheryl, A., 35 Hein, Michael J., 18 Helbling, Daniel D„ 18 Hennagan, Henry L., 126 Hennagan, Mary Ann, NP Henze, Janna R., 35 Heme, David W., 71 Herring, Cynthia D„ 29 Hess, Rebecca S., 71,74,152,156 Hickey, Dennis L., 12 Hickey, Sandra L., 107 Hicks, Robert W., 89 Higgins, Richard J., 121 Hines, Milton A., 13 Hiney, Fred W., 122 Hislop, W. Lindsay, 130 Hobbs, John P., 50 Hodges, Karen R., 89 Hodges, L. Igou, 132 Hoecke, Wilfried C, 89 Hogan, Amy B„ 42,49 Holland, Robert D., 66,89,108 Holland, Timothy K., 83 Holley, Debra F., 107,152 Holliday, Suzanne B., 35 Hollingsworth, Tracy, 121 Holmes, David W., NP Homesley, William J., 107 Horikoshi, Masaru, NP Horn, Elizabeth M., 29,140 Hoskins, Ray C, 50,153,164 Hough, Katherine M., 35 Howard, Andrew T., 125 Howard, Grant, 133 Howard, Nannette M„ 29 Howard, Sandra E., 35,163 Howell, Fanne M., NP Howie, Thomas M., NP Hoyt, Norman, 130,146 Hoyt, William L„ 131,136 Hsu, Jan Jan, 29 Huber, Lloyd D., NP Hughes, R. Donald, 134 Hughes, Robyn D„ 50 Hughey, Thomas T., 107 Hulbert, Terry C, 132 Huling, P. Mitchell, NP Hunt, Ursula (VFC) Hunter, Louis H., 89 Hurtt, Randy A, 18 Huss, Philip W., NP Huston, David L., 89 Hutson, Kenneth W., 18 Ibach, Jill E., 107 Ide, John B., 18 Ingram, K. Jeff, 18,39,165 Irby, Siobhan V., NP Ito, Hisayasu, 13 Itterman, Loreen L., 130 Jabain, Samuel W., 71 Jackson, Christy A., 35 Jackson, Douglas P., NP Jackson, Gwendolyn, 134 Jacobs, P. Lynn, 29,156 Jaloshin, Andrew P., 107 James, William C, 18 Janosik, Ann H., 120 Janosik, Daniel J., 29 Jayakumar, A.D.W., 29,145 Jefferies, Paul F., 50 Jeffords, James R., 107 Jenkins, Lewis R., NP Jenkins, Randall L., NP Jeter, Sherri A., 51,156 Jeter, Thomas S., 107 Jezequel, Joseph S., 89 Jobe, Mark E., 51 Jock, Dare, 25,145 Johnson, Cherilyn D., 134 Johnson, Clara A., NP Johnson, Darrell, 89 Johnson, Donald E., NP Johnson, Donald L., NP Johnson, Gregg S., 18 Johnson, Rochelle T., 29,110 Johnson, Stanley F., 48 Johnson, Theodore L., 51 Johnston, John F., 18 Johnston, Susan J., NP Jones, Barton L., 18 Jones, David R., 51 Jones, Donald E., 126,159 Jones, Joanna R., 89,98 Jones, Johnny L., 109 Jones, June E., NP Jones, Lawrence M., 29 Jones, Lynda E., 71 Jones, Morgan W., 13 Jonson, Charles A., NP Jordan, Betty L., 51 Justis, Robert E., 51 Kaat, Mark W., 61 Kacarab, Sandra C, 109 Kallgren, Robert C, 120 Kamal, Mark G„ NP Kamps, Timothy J., NP Kaplan, John D., 52 Kaspareck, Nan, 133 Kavanagh, Laurie A., 52 Kawahara, Noriko, 71 Keefe, John R., 52 Keener, Jeanetta L., 89 Keiper, Cheryl A., 89 Keith, J. Todd, 52,94 Kemp, Buddy, 124 Kemp, Sammy T., 68,89,104 Kennedy. R.J., 126 Kercher, Andrew D., 43,71 Kerns, Deanna J., 29 Kerr, Steven P., NP Kim, Myung B., 71 King, Deborah J., 109 King, Joann E., NP King, Michael E., 18 Kingsmore, Brian, 128 Kingsmore, Rona, 132 Kirker, Philip C, 13 Kishbaugh, Carl A., 35 Kitchen, John A., 18 Kitchen, Julie A., 71 Knecht, Janet L., NP Knight, Ernest A., 91 Knudsen, Kenneth A., 73 Kolb, James W., NP Kolomaznik, Suzanne M., 91,156 Konig, Stefan G., 73 Konow, Christian C, 52 Kornfield, Helen R., 127 Korosi, Peter D., 18 Kostenberger, Andreas, 18 Kouns, Timothy L , 116 Kpasaba, Istifanus, 83 Krofta, Marty, 18,153 Kruhmin, Martha L., 68,73 Kuepper, Douglas T., 19 Kuepper, Tamara A., 37 Kuitems, Lynn M., 29 Kuster, John A., 91 LaFavor, Brian S., 91 Lafferty, Carol M., NP Lafferty, Gary R„ 37 Lamb, David J., 52,92 Lamb, Rodie L., 37 Lambert, David P., 116 Lambright, Mervin, 53 Landrum, Mark R., 53 Lane, John M., 91 Lang, James A., NP Lange, Martin P., 109,139 Larkin, William J., 132 Latta, William C, 13 Lauser, David A., 109 Layman, Jack L., 130 Layman, J. Leroy, 109 Layman, Liz, 129 Leavel, William F„ 123 Leavel, Catherine, 123 Ledbetter, M. Shane, NP Lee, Garland S., 37 Lee, S. Esther, 37 Lehn, John D., NP Letchworth, G. William, 53 Levesque, Thomas A., 25 Levi, Gary C, 39 Lewis, Marian L„ 25,146 Lewis, Stephen B., NP Lewis, Tami L., 68,73 Liberek, Carol J, 91,112 Librizzi, Kenneth E., 91 Lickliter, Jeffrey N., NP Lilygren, Ann, 29 Linde Alyson A., 83,154 Lindner, Michael E., 165 Lindsay, Mark A., NP Lindsay, Rodney A., 13,138,140 Linnartz, Elizabeth B., NP Linnartz, Hans C, 14,114 Lipscombe, Emily A., 37 Lloyd, Freda S., 109,156 Lloyd, Susan E., 73,151 Lochstampfor, M. Beth, 70 Lohrbach, Charlotte A., 83 Loose, Donald W., 73 Lopez, Claude, NP Lopp, Ginger E., 53,108 Love, Nancy G., 37 Luc, Alex T., 132 Lucas, Elizabeth V., 109,146 Lunda, Ngandu, 37,145,164 Lyle, Joseph F., 30 Macdonald, Angela F., 109 Mack, Alease F., 123 Mack, Teni L., 109 Madera, Jacobo, NP Mailly, Gerard R., 109,114 Mallory, Patrice M., 53 Malphrus, Collins P., 19 Mamujee, Fozia A., 30,39 Manby, Deborah E., 121 Manby, Ted D„ 83 Marquez, Deanna M., 109 Marsh, Deborah L., 73 Marshall, Ruth, 121 Martin, Christine C, 91,156 Martin, Daniel C, 109 Martin, Mary E., NP Martin, Samuel T., 25 Martin, Steven P., 109 Martinez, Mitchell P., 30 Masolwa, Stephen, 53 Mast, Mark D., 73 Master, Eric C , 109 Matsuoka, Yoshiki, 19 Matthews, Betty, 127 Maxwell, Deborah L., 73 May, Gerald B., 37 Maynard, Allison, 109 Maynard, Kenneth P., 19 McAfee, Bret L., NP McAfee, Jane L., NP McBane, Patricia G, NP McCallister, E.A., 99,130 McCallister, Keith E., NP McCaskill, Randall G, 36,54 McClamrock, James M., NP McClinton, Fleming O , 91 McCloy, Deborah A., 109 McCracken, A. Kathryn, 109 McCullough, Larry D , 129 McDaniel, Bryce C „ 91 McGinnis, Elizabeth F., 109,110 Mclver, Sandra, 127 McKenzie, Dennis E., 106,153 McMahan, James G., 37 McMurphy, Deborah, NP McQuay, Earl P., 127 McQuilkin, Robertson, 76,120 McQuilkin, Muriel (VFC) Mead, Frederick B „ 19 Meaker, Ralph S., 54 Mears, Walter J., NP Melhorn, Rachel E., 83 Melton, Sarah B., 134 Melton, Timothy G., 73 Merwin, Michael G, NP Metcalf, Timmy L., NP Metzler, Gretchen, NP Michael, Joseph J., 109 Miller, Carl K., 111,134 Miller, David S., Ill Miller, Melissa C, NP Miller, Philip L., 19 Mills, James, 134 Mills, Sandra S., 106,130 Millward, Jane E., 73 Minday, A. Mark, 30,31 Minday, Donna S., 125 Minick, Hubert D., NP Mintz, Robert S., 54,95,114 Mitchell, Sue, 120 Mitsumara, Nobuhiro, NP Mixter, Jean K., 83 Miyakawa, Kazuhiko, NP Mobley, V. Ruth, 73 Montgomery, Nathaniel, NP Moonsamy, Leslie, 25 Moore, David A., NP Moore, Douglas E., 111,117,154 Moore, Mark D., 43,73 Moore, Michael D., NP Moore, Scott W, 91,117 Morello, Elizabeth A., 73,156 Morgan, James Powell, 42,54,155 Morin, Lisa S, 91 Morris, John K, 73,98 Morris, Lee, 124 Morris, William A., 54 Morrison, Coit R,, NP Morrison, J. David, 134 Morse, Ellen M., 91 Moshell, Larry K„ NP Moshell, Teresa, 131 Mulholland, Kenneth B., 132 Mulholland, Ann, 129 Mull, Richard D, 91,152 Mullinax, Wendy C, 73 Murdaugh, Floyd K., NP Murphy, Michael H., 91 Murphy, Ruth, 129 Murray, Joseph A., NP Murray, Kirt B ., 91 Musgrave, Julie K., 111,151 Myers, Karen L., 30 Myers, Matthew M., 73 Myrick, Dorothy E , 91,99 Nahlen, Thomas U , NP Naik, Yogesh, NP Nelson, Cynthia R., 131 Nelson, Judy A., 91,151 Nelson, Lynette J., 54 Nesbitt, John, 120 Nickles, Beverly J., NP Nlles, Jettie, NP Nordquist, Randall J., 19 Noyes, Kenneth W., NP Nugent, Paula C, 81,91 Nygaard, Stephen G., 75 Obringer, Grace M., 91 Odoms, Mary, 123 O ' Farrell, Mark A., 55,159 Okamura, Naoki, 55 Oliver, Glenn, 19 Oliver, Misty, 111,157 Olson, D. Linnea, 111 Orr, Joseph M„ NP Orr, Norma L., 93 Ortiz, Jose, 68,111,159 Osterhaus, Daniel S., Ill Otto, Michael C, 26,164 Outlaw, Jacqueline, 55,72 Overton, Mae, 123 Owens, Howard D., 37 Owens, Trudy P., 37 Owings, Robert E, 55,154,159 Oxford, Lee T., NP Palmer, Sharon L., 108,156 Palmieri, John C., 55 Parcheta, Angela N., Ill Parcheta, Timothy J., 93 Park, Orville C, 124 Parker, Joseph, 127,140 Parlier, David H„ NP Parrls, Dawn F., 37 Parrls, T. Jeffrey, 37 Parshall, David K., 84,93 Parsons, Ann B., 37 Patteson, Cynthia M., NP Pattison, Joy D., Ill Paulsen, Henrietta M., Ill Pawlowski, Cheryl S., Ill Peabody, Roberta J., 26 Peckham, Amy S., Ill Peninger, P. Terry, 111,151 Pepin, Paul A., NP Perez, Josue, NP Petty, Tom (VFC) Pfannenstiel, Leighann M., 55 Pfannenstiel, Randall M., 55 Phillips, Amy R., 56 Phillips, Mary Faith, 130 Phillips, Michael F., NP Pifer, Wayne H., 124 Piotter, Elizabeth, 135 Plitsch, William C, NP Poland, Dorrie J., NP Porter, George L , NP Pough, Edna H., NP Powell, Deborah, 134 Powell, Lynn E., 56,154,156 Powell, Mrs. Margaret, 127 Powell, Milton L., (VFC) Powell, Terry D„ 130 Prevette, Millard W., NP Prichard, Larry, 56 Proctor, Victoria M., 93 Providence, Maxwell S., 30 Pruitt, J. Paul, NP Pruitt, Kenneth R., 70,93 Pruitt, Rhonda R., NP Pruitt, Robert W., 111,159 Przybylski, Debbie L., 30 Przybylski, Norman J., 75 Puma, Salvatore, 93 Rabon, J. Randall, 61,93 Raehl, Thomas H., 126 Ragland, Randolph C, NP Rague, Bonnie L., 37 Rague, William J., NP Raimundo, Josue M., 19,164 Rainsberger, Debra L., 93 Ramsey, Gordon D., 75 Randolph, Maria A., 34,111,157 Ravi, N S R K, NP Rauh, Lori R., 121 Ray, Neil R , 111 Rea, Diana S., NP Rea, Thomas H., NP Reber, Roger, NP Redfearn, Mary Lou, NP Redmond, Rockland R., NP Reese, Beth A., NP Reese, George F., 19 Reichel, Debra A., 135 Rekers, George A., NP Rengering, Kathy C, NP Renken, Teresa J., Ill Ressler, Dean R., 26 Ressler, Ingrid I., 26 Rex, Catherine E., 37 Rexroth, Carol A., Ill Rhodes, Russ, NP Rich, Theresa L., Ill Richard, Donia L., 93,110 Richardson, Lucy O, 30 Richters, Cynthia L., 75 Riddle, Julian L., 127,170 Rider, Sarah A., 37 Rieger, Alexander T., 111,165 Rigdon, Judy F., NP Riggs, Charles H., 93 Riggs, Gracie, 121 Riley, James I., 19 Rios, Alfred I., NP Rios, Carlos M, 93 Ripperger, Raymond M., 19 Risk, Christopher R., 83 Ritchey, Jonathan C, NP Ritchey, Sharon K., 75 Robbins, Kevin R„ 20 Robelot, Mary Ellen P., NP Robins, Scott, NP Robinson, Patricia A., 37,39 Robitschek, Lee J , 75 Roesner, David, 122 Rogers, Gilbert W., NP Rogers, Mark D., 68,93,104 Rohe, Ronald C, 38 Rohe, Vivian, 38 Roseveare, Cynthia M., 113 Ross, Timothy A., 75,106 Rowe, Michael E., NP Roth, Edward J., NP Rovellrixx, Patricia F., NP Rumph, Ramona O, 56 Ruotolo, Debra R., NP Ruotolo, Thomas A., NP Ruple, John E., 113 Russell, Carol A., 75 Russell, Jennifer, 26 Rutt, Douglas J., 56 Ruun, Haruun L., NP Sadler, Richard W., 62 Salstrom, Rhesa 1., 56 Salyers, Jeffrey P., NP Sanders, J. Phillip, 83 Sasso, Benjamin K., NP Sasso, Deborah K., NP Sato, Hiroshi, NP Satterlee, Cesiah R., NP Satterlee, David W., NP Savastio, James D., 57 Sawyer, David W., 113,152 Scarpuzzi, Nicholas J., 57 Scearce, Donald L , 135 Scearce, K. Elizabeth, 121 Schaeffer, Andrew J., 57 Schaeffer, Faith E., 113,151 Schaeffer, Jonathan G., 57 Schaeffer, Julianne, 75,79 Scheib, Vicki A., 26 Schindler, Heidi E., 43,57 Schlabach, Sherilyn R., 93 Schnell, Frederick J., 94 Schnell, Lee K., 93,94 Schoon, Calvin W., 38 Schultz, Charles A., 75,155 Schultz, Roberta J., 30 Schupack, Dore, 38 Schupack, Karen K., 38 Schwertfeger, Ty L., 38,165 Scott, Daniel S., 57,146 Scott, David M., NP Scott, Jacki H., 57,146 Scott, Peter B., NP Scott, Raymond L., 79,131 Scully, Stephen W., 113 Seiberling, Michael W., 83 Sellers, John E., 14 Seltzer, Michael E., 113 Seltzer, Sandra M., NP Senior, Karen A., 38 Sensenig, Jay V., 128 Settle, Robert W., NP Sexton, Elizabeth H., 38 Sexton, John C, 38 Shadid, Silas P., 88,113,151 Shafer, Tamra J., NP Shahadeh, Fareed, 98,145 Shaver, Daryl, 127,165 Shealey, Teresa A., 93 Sheldon, Marcia M., 113 Shelt, Christopher A., 26 Sherman, Frederick W„ 19,170 Shetler, Mary S., 75,156 Shofner, Melanie B., NP Shuler, John M„ 75,116 Shumway, Dawn M., 88,93 Simpson, Brenda J., 113 Simpson, Timothy D., NP Sink, Edwin M., NP Sipper, Robert C, NP Sisson, Julie A., 113 Skelly, Brian E., 58,63,116 Skelly, Susan K., 58 Skinner, Pamela, 125 Sklar, Martin G„ NP Slade, Dean E., 120 Smith, Andrew P., 83 Smith, Beth, 120 Smith, Diana L„ NP Smith, Eileen M., 58 Smith, Evelyn M., NP Smith, Joann M., 113 Smith, Karen P., NP Smith, Mark L., 113 Smith, Stanley D., NP Smith, Sylvia L., 133 Smith, T. Thad, 113,116 Smith, Thurman F., 75,79 Smithson, Linda K., 75 Smoyer, Timothy L., 58 Snowden, Kimberly L., 113,157 Snyder, Steven J., 93,98 Sober, Rebecca J., 93 Solomon, Cynthia L., 75,86 Sorlie, Karan B., 93 Sova, Rebecca M., 113 Sovocool, James E. Sowder, Roger 1. Spaulding, Linda A., 93 Spear, William C, 75,88,108 Spence, William P. Spencer, Jeffrey C, 113 Spires, Laureen D., 121,136 Staples, Michael J., 164 Stark, Stephen D. Starkey, Elise N. Starkey, Michael E., 95 Stauffacher, Jane E., 58,112,157 Steading, J. Craig, 113 Steed, Shirley H., 104,123 Steele, J. William, 58,140 Steinemetz, Jon C, 83 Sterk, John W„ 75 Stern, Susan J., 58,80,156 Stettin, Scott N., 59 Steward, Bonnie L. Stewart, Judith A. Steyne, Linda M., 59,63 Styene, Phil M„ 133 Stice, Charlotte, 126 Stice, Ralph W. Strawser, Phyllis L., 95 Struthers, B. Hap, 128 Struthers, Claudette A. Stsauveur, Bronze A., 145 Suddath, James E., 39,170 Sullins, Betty, 132 Sullins, Laura A., 59,84 Sullins, Stephen T., NP Sumitomo, Tsuruko, 30 Summerford, Richard N., 121 Supplee, G. William, 131,151 Supplee, Joyce, 131 Sutton, Kenneth R., 95,116,170 Sutton, Louis V., NP Sutton, Martin J. Swain, Mary E., NP Swartz, Craig A. Swofford, Rudolph S., 95 Talbott, Thomas E. Tate, Nella C, NP Tatum, Tracy D., 113 Taylor, Ernest B, 14 Taylor, Larry A., 95 Taylor, Roger G., NP Teeling, John E., 95 Tegga, Lendado, NP Terselic, Susan, 83 Theurer, Timothy L. Thomas, Rosemary J., 27 Thompson, David C Thompson, Michael J., 95 Thompson, Robert M. Thompson, Robert J., 113 Thompson, Rocky L., 75 Thornton, James W. Tickner, Lynn A., 151,155 Tilton, Roger L , 121 Tlndall, Genie L., 59 Tisdale, David T., 27 Todd, Harry A., 129 Toland, Patricia L, 83,157 Tomlinson, John L, NP Tompkins, Gregory K., 95 Tompkins, Tammy J., 115 Toney, Mark A., 68,95 Torres, J. Stewart, 95 Tosh, Joseph R. Towler, Kenneth L., 59 Townsend, Randall D., 95,102 Tozour, Frank N., 78 Trott, John P., 115,151 Trouten, Donald J., 130 Truex, Aubrey P., 38 Tukura, Kantiyok, 59 Tumey, R. Lee, 124 Turley, Leann N. Turner, E. Brent, 75 Turner, Theodore D., 115 Twitty, Larry W. Uhall, Michael A., NP Uhls, Robert L„ 60,138,154 Underwood, Joan C. Vail, Elizabeth L., 60,102 Vail, Rebecca L., 156 Vanderjagt, David A., 20 VanDyke, Mary, 125 VanDyke, W. Eugene, 77 Vega, Cesar, NP Velasquez, Ana A., 60,95 Velasquez, Javier G., 60 Villa, Lorenz R, 60,110 Vogel, Christopher P., 20 Vogel, Janet J, Vogt, Lori S., 115 Volgarino, Richard J. Walker, James B., NP Walker, Richard J., 83 Wardle, Melva V., 38 Warner, Carolyn, 123 Warren, Mark A , 95 Warrick, Cynthia L„ 95 Warren, Theodore, 124 Watson, Emory G , NP Watson, Joan K , 138 Watts, Helen M„ 95 Wayland, Cora A., 133 Wear, Douglas E., 66,95 Weatherford, Deborah A., 115,117 Weaver, Robert A . 77 Webel, Michelle J., 115 Weber, Jeffrey G ., 60 Weeks, Laura M., 95 Weferling. Alan C, NP Weller, Heather A. Weiler, Ronald R., 20 Wells, George (Skip), 77 Wells, Theresa R. Welsh, Lollie C, 27 Wenger, Anne, 129 Wenger, James E., 129 Wenger, Mark E, 95,140 Wenger, Mary Beth, 60,140 Wentz, Steven P., 20 Wentz, Marie E., 121 Wenzel, Charles J., 131 Wenzel, Robert A., 122 Werner, Gwen, NP West, Leander, NP Whate, Roberta L., 104 Whitaker, D. Leigh, NP White, Linda, 134 White, Paul A , 83 Whitehead, Sarah E., 77 Whiteheart, Cynthia L. Whitford, Theodore S., 27 Whitten, Randy L., 77 Wick, John A., 83 Wilder, Melina E., 61 Wilder, Paula M., 115 Williams, Cynthia A., 77 Williams, John L. Williams, Marcia, 128 Williams, Martha L., 125 Williams, N. Susan, 77 Williamson, Kenneth G., 83 Williford, Gracie T„ 120 Wilmoth, Rockwood, 95 Wilson, Amy E., 95 Wilson, Eugene (Chip), 115 Wilson, Katie, 122 Wilson, Rondal R., 106 Wilson, Timothy K„ NP Winton, John M., 77 Winton, William D., 115 Wirt, Kevin R., 97 Wolfe, Cynthia L. Wolfe, Rigba C, 124 Wollenhaupt, Greg A., NP Wondergem, Karlene A., 115 Wong, Yin Kee Wood, Keith M., 66,97,139 Wood, Thomas R., 61 Woodward, Robert C. Woolner, Kathy J., 61 Worrell, Ellen E., 135,156 Worthington, David E., 61 Wray, Biby, 129 Wright, Garth P., 20,27 Wright, James A. Wright, Paul G , 133 Wright, Roslyn D., 77,79,146,156 Wright, Thomas H., NP Wulf, Richard M.. NP Youle, Daniel A., 97 Young, Charles E., 128 Young, David W., 115 Young, Robert A., 77 Young, Sandra, 132 Zachary, Douglas N. Zauber, David N., 14 Zauber, Sonya H., 14,97 Zelek, Susan E. Zimmer, Stephen R. Zimmerman, Christine K., 74,97 Zimmerman, Stephen P., 97 Faith But we are not of those who shrink back to destruction but of those who have faith to the persevering of the soul. Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. Hebrews 10:39—11:1 A fellow worker, this year, shared these verses with me. They have been an encour- agement from the Lord as we have undertaken the challenge of the Ridderhof Center. The project is far beyond any this institution has ever undertaken — both in scope of the project and in the financial commitment to enable the project to be built. There was considerable faith on the part of our President in envisioning the need for this facility. And, we have seen God ' s hand in each step of this process to give us encouragement of His part in this undertaking. My prayer in 1985 86 has been that while we seek God ' s provision during construction and we look for Him to show Himself to us through the times of waiting, abundance, and rejoicing, that we would see Him and would become dependent on Him. That we would unite together in a bond of unity and prayer in seeking our Lord and learn lessons that will take us through life. That He is trustworthy, and when He calls, He provides. I trust that none of us has missed this very special part of the project — a chance to see God at work among us to encourage and to give us faith. What a rare privilege to be in the generation that has this object lesson placed before us. A chance to trust the Lord in ways that others have not. May this be a life-changing experience — one that would stretch and cause us to seek God in ways far beyond what we would ever imagine. nda ' ntly beyon all that we ask or think be th©.flJ f5%aS _ ■I
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