Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

ALUM) COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE AND SEMINARY 1987 FINIAL VOLUME 48 Post Office Box 3122, Columbia, South Carolina 29230 (803)754-4100 We are the sheep of His pasture . . . The Word of God is rich with pictures which are representative of the relationship we have with our Lord. One example would be the idea of the relation- ship of Christ and the Church being like that of a groom to his bride. Perhaps though, the best picture is that of a shepherd and his sheep representing the loving, constant watchcare of our Lord over us. God, our Shepherd, is a wonderful and perfect guardian El for us, His little ones. He is ever mindful of our needs and is continually seeking our best. He does not lead us where we can stumble and fall but guides us with His tender hand. He guides us to fertile ground off of which we can be nourished. Our Lord guides us to His pasture. We are the sheep of His pasture. R ' • IBB 1 !. — ' „ ««.  • fc A M| mr ' ppj ' -- iflrajflltf . HI T3I f j  ' « I a 4W ' ■ My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father ' s hand. JOHN 10:27—29 Where are we going? I asked Him one day. Oh, little sheep, Just follow the way, For I am your Shepherd, And I ' m in control, And what lies ahead Is for the Shepherd to know. (Kristin Hall) DEDICATION In the Old Testament, when God chose a place and designed a building in which He would meet with and train His people, He chose one man filled with the Spirit of God, with skill, ability and knowledge in all kinds of crafts, to work in wood and to engage in all manner of workmanship. He also gave him the ability to teach others. So also at Columbia Bible College, as God provided the present facility in which He could meet with and train young people for the worldwide task, He called and gifted one man. For over twenty years this man has manifested great skill and ability in maintaining, protecting, and beautifying this ever growing physical plant. The Spirit of God in the man was expressed first in his consistent commitment to Jesus as his Lord. God also worked out in him to put a high priority on his family. In this area there has been a consistent model to the commu- nity and to the church of God ' s plan for family life. Then as to the work God called him to do, there has been the manifestation of great skill and wisdom in caring for the building and grounds in which God was doing His work of training. He also taught others in that he gath- ered around him other skilled spirit-filled craftsmen to cover every phase of maintenance. His leadership of and caring for this group has been consistently an encouragement to his fellow workers and also a great boost to their efficiency. Because of these many years of faithful service to his Lord, to his family and to the Physical Plant at C.B.C., the 1987 Finial is dedicated to Mr. Rigba Wolfe. Board of Trustees Seated: Elizabeth R. Sessions, Homemaker. Robertson McQuilkin, President, Columbia Bible College. Rosalie H. Berg, Consultant, National Association for Foreign Student Affairs. Front Row: Robert A. Norris, Pastor, Heritage Church. Howard L. Deardorff, President, Deardorff Design Resources, Inc. Ira Q. Craft, Vice-President, Cecil B. Day Foundation. T. Michael Flowers, Executive Director, South- ern Gospel Mission Association, Inc. Harold F. Weaver, National Bank Examiner, Comptroller of the Currency. Crawford W. Loritts, National Director, Here ' s Life Black America. George W. Murray, General Director, Bible Christian Union. R. Alan Brubaker, Judge, Howard Circuit Court. Kenneth S. Kantzer, Chancellor, Trinity College. Back Row: Ian M. Hay, General Director, SIM USA. Donald L. Bailey, Vice President of Corporate Communications, Baptist Hospital. John W. P. Oliver, Pastor, The First Presbyterian Church. David H. Petty, President, Charles D. Roberts Company. Hudson T. Armerding, Retired College President. Frank S. Merry, Project Manager, Hardin Construction Group. Jerry A. Miller, President, The Cove. John E. Kyle, Missions Director, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship— USA. H. Gene Garrick, Pastor, The Tabernacle Church of Norfolk TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Staff 19 Master of Divinity Class 42 Master of Arts Class 52 Certificate Class 66 Senior Class 71 Junior Class 97 Sophomore Class Ill Freshmen Class 125 Sports 140 Organizations 149 ' rayer List TO KNOW HIM AND TO MAKE HIM KNOWN COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE HAVE THIS MIND IN YOU WHICH WAS ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS . . . PHILIPPIANS 2:5 THE JOY CENTER . - . r - THE VILLAGE VOLUNTEERS FOR CHRIST Fred Branden Vivian Branden Ethel Goldie Ursula Hunt Alice McKenzie Muriel McQuilkin Tom Petty Milton Powell Gerald Warr L. R. C. CHAPEL Classes 1 Tv PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE Robertson McQuilkin President Robert Kallgren Exec. Asst. to President REGISTRAR Richard Higgins Registrar John Davidson V.P. of Finance Helen Fahringer Asst. Registrar FINANCE and BUSINESS Gracie Williford Secretary Deborah Anderson Clerk John Nesbitt Business Manager ACCOUNTING Anita Harvey Accounting Clerk Laureen Spires Accounting Clerk BOOKSTORE Dean Slade Accounting Manager Judy Burch Accounting Clerk Diane Seltzer Cashier Clerk ■fl| V I ■ ' ' M [% Deborah Manby Receiving Mary Gunter Clerk Gracie Rig Secretary Janet Chase Bookbuyer INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Edward Germann Director Beth Scearce Donor Relations Clerk William Hoyt Public Relations COMPUTER SERVICES Jan Filmore Computer Operator Michael Murphy Programmer ADMINIS- TRATIVE SERVICES Diane Crutchfield Director MEDIA RESOURCES Ruth Marshall Tracy Hollingsworth Technician INFORMATION SERVICES Robert Endicott • Director m Karyn Campbell Sue Faulk Director Secretary REPROGRAPHIC SERVICES Bob Wenzel Pressman Dexter Corbett Campus Post Office Ralph Clark Campus Post Office ALUMNI AFFAIRS I Kristi Halstead Secretary Betty Matthews Hostess MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT Hathaway Struthers Director FIELD EDUCATION Otis Braswe Director, BC Field Ed Marcia Williams Secretary NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Jay Sensenig Director, GS Field Ed. I Robert Byers Dir. of Ministry Teams CAREER PLACEMENT Don Jones Director Lori Gochnauer Secretary COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF BIBLICAL EDUCATION James Wenger Director Mary Alice Willis Secretary Robert Beatty Dir. of US Centers Phil Burgess Assoc. Dir. of ISP Richard Byers Media Distribution Elizabeth Layman Grader PHYSICAL PLANT Rigba Wolfe Director Wayne Pifer Asst. Director Curtis Blanchard Security fL tf fl ' NO I i PICTURE rB l J AVAILABLE Don Clark Auto Mechanic L.C. Floyd Carpenter Painter Phil Gohde Security Marion Bolick Groundskeeper Lee Tumey Supervisor of Coll. Serv. Theodore Warren FINANCIAL AID w ■ Mitch Darnell Patti Anson Secretary RECRUITMENT and ADMISSIONS i Frank Bedell Dir. of BC Admissions Mary Van Dyke Secretary Andy Howard Dir. of GS Admissions Brad Chase Recruitment Counselor Genie Tindall Recruitment Counselor Margaret Bennett Word Processing FOOD SERVICES Mae Overton Cook STUDENT AFFAIRS Earl McQuay Dean of Student Affairs Darrel Shaver Assoc. Dean of Men Julian Riddle Asst. Dean of Men Tosha Godbold Secretary Helen Kornfield Assoc. Dean of Women Patricia Robinson Asst. Dean of Women Barb Cochrane Secretary Joe Parker Assoc. Off-Campus Dean Sandra Mclver Secretary NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Margaret Powell Village Mom Nita Walker Nurse David Morrison General Manager Rob Gregory Program Director Don Hughes Music Director Linda White News Director NO KB. PICTURE P AVAILABLE James Mills Rusty Rabon Announcer News Announcer NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Carl Miller Announcer ELECTRONIC MEDIA Henry Hennagan Tape Duplication Becki Clifton A V Coordinator Thomas Raehl Technician MINISTRY RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Deborah Reichel Director Elizabeth Plotter Circulation LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER y ' fj t mm j J fl n ■ Laura Braswell Director Cleta Dunaway Catalog Processor r Patricia Goodman Circulation Michelle Petty Processing Jeffery Weber Serials BIBLE COLLEGE FACULTY Linda Goodson Elementary Education Loreen Itterman Elementary Education Daniel Janosik Teaching Assistant lack Lavman Social Studies Albert Mc Callister Philosophy and Bible Hi : M vm 17 1 1 i GRADUATE SCHOOL FACULTY Paul Ferris Old Testament Paul Fowler New Testament David Gotaas Ministry Studies Donald Hamilton Ministry Studies John Harvey Teaching Assistant Igou Hodges Systematic Theology Nan Kaspareck Teaching Assistant T ■ Brian Kingsmore Evangelism Rona Kingsmore Linguistics William Larkin Greek and NT Alex Luc Old Testament Kenneth Mulholland Missions Brad Mullen Teaching Assistant Betty Sullins Secretary Cora Wayland Christian Education Paul Wright New Testament OLUMBIA BIB SEMINAR IP? . MllSIO i 4? • MASTER OF DIVINITY The major purpose of this year ' s Master of Divinity class is to prepare its students for future ministry by providing practical instruction in significant ministry areas by promoting personal spiritual growth, and by creating opportunities for personal interaction among students with common concerns and interests. As these purposes are accomplished, this year ' s class will be producing men who are capable of carrying the gospel of Jesus Christ to the world. Bob Blake Plans to do lay min- istry, par- ticularly counseling in marriage and family life. 1 Peter Bv Khj| U 1 1:6,7. Allen Brooker with wife Teresa, Jeremy (2), Joshua (1) Andy DeFelice with wife Tabi, Felipe (1), Joseph (2 mo.) Cross Cultur- al Studies. tML Ms?- Jeffrey W. Denlinger with wife Christine K o i n o n i a Group Coordinator (2); Grad Singers (1,2); Class Vice pres. (3). Plans to do mission work in Asia. Rev. 2:20. Brian Friesen with wife Felicia Plans to serve in the pastorate. Heb. 11:6 9  ■ m 1 A H Kent W. Harding with wife Laurie All v Dick Hart John Johnston Plans to do church plant- ing pasto- rate. « ' 1 J) : Steven Kerr with wife Gemma Michael King Yashiki Matsuoka K o i n o n i a Group Lead- er (3); E.E. Grader (2,3); Evan. F.E. Lab (3). Rom. 5:1-11. ■ If ' j| 114 ■ Ken Maynard with wife Susie Rick Mead K o i n o n i a er (2); Class Wk Lul Hjjh™£P Officer (3). ' ■ H -J Plans for the B Hb jSj pastorate in u.s.a. 2 jm Chron. 16:9 Glenn E. Oliver with wife Arlynn, Brandon (11) K o i n o n i a Group Lead- er (2). Plans to raise his children to fear the Lord. 2 Cor. 12:10. Lee Oxford with wife Stacy, Jesse (5); Alison (2), Kyle (2 mo.) William Sherman Class Coun- cil; Koinonia Group Lead- er. Plans for N.A. pastor- ate with the CMA. Phil. 3:10 Kevin R. Robbins with wife Laura Ernest B. Taylor A l Koinonia ulr k Group Lead- er (3); Stu- B . h ' JKk dent Rep. on -- ' ? Ylh Ministry De- velopment ■■■■ ' ■ ' W - h ' tT Committee (3). Plans to rO S V go into the ■ £ . L 5 pastorate I r with the United f l % ' Church of Christ. Hos. 6:3. f Robert M. Thompson with wife Linda, Philip (6), Cara (2) ( 2 j B B £ John Tomlinson Plans to teach. Bm ■ J |MB U9 HI si ■ jt ■ ' m!«b Christopher P. Vogel with wife Janet, Jennifer (2) Desire is to be faithful steward of all that God has entrust- ed to him. Ps. 90:12. ML JF - W ■BBHBIfS? ' L b u be A B VI ! ' Br Ba Bl ■ m - bbb£A Steven P. Wentz with wife Marie Seminary Students Michael Chetelat Percy Coleman Molley Cooper Ken Crab Dale Dunnewold Michael Hein Kenneth Hutson Jeff Ingram Daniel Janosik Chris Jennings Will Kraske Gary Lafferty Larry Moshell Ed Moss Bill Neumann Howard Owens Donald Pullen Ash m Josue Raimundo Raymond Ripperger Jim Saddath David Satterlee William Sherman Brian Skelly Meredith Smith Doug Stoner Craig Swartz Paul Taibi Jim Thornton Kenneth Watson Rick Volgarino Ken Watson Ron Weller MASTER OF ARTS 1 The Master of Arts Class is a very important part of the Columbia campus. Through special chapels, socials, arid other activities, cohesiveness and encouragement is constantly promoted. By working together and trusting in the Lord, the members of the class are strengthened and challenged in the Christian walk. The key verse for this year is I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. (Phil. 4:13) The Columbia community is looking forward to seeing the development of all these men and women and there effectual service to come. -rewfei ' 1 r A r J jp H I j J ■v a 1 Dan Anderson Harold Baker Mike Baker Beverly Berry M ftZMHH Prayer Group Leader. Plans to teach in a MK school in W?r v B either Okinawa V 1 Christian School or ' fl Christian Academy of Japan. Ps. 84:11 PHn I T ' J Jack E. Branney with wife Donna. Koinonia Group Lead- er (2). Plans for evange- f | lism. Phil. 1:6 Thomas M. Carroll Jr. with wife Barbara International Student Min- istries. Plans to go into the pastorate. 1 Cor. 13:13. ' ' Eun Chae Cheong Paul Cochrane with wife Barb David Cox Plans to plant churches in the Philip- pines. A John DeCleene with wife Lori Class Pres; Muslim Prayer Group. Plans 1 o r evangelism and church planting among Muslims. Jer. 1:7,8. Andv Diesslin with wife Martha Ruth Dolhanvk 1 Murray Faulkner with wife Jenny G.L.C. Plans wr for pastoral ■ IH ministry in V i I 1 the U.S. ■ i m Jfl Phil. 2:13. 1 i ifflp Richard Fleming Plans to teach, write, preach and ' dig ditches . 1 John 3: 2,3,. ft 4 1 I Gordan Franz Plans to re- turn to Chile where he has served as a missionary since 1976. Rom. 1:16. David Fish with wife Rosemary, Chanssa (9), Gregory (6); Kimberly (2) Plans to serve in her church in S i n a po r e . Eph. 3:20 Ellen Fowler Shirley Goh £9 HBKiLiiL ' Plans to equip others in evange- lism, disci- pleship and teacher train- ing. 2 Tim. 2:2. La Jtf Vt ' fl fc : « Jim Halstead with wife Kristi roil ' Denise Herring Larry Jones Susan Harris Koinonia Group Lead- er. Plans to minister the Word of God as an evange- list, pastor, teacher, and church planter. Phil. 3:7-14. ATx Ray C. Hoskins Muslim Prayer Group (1,2); Grad Life Social Committee (1); SMF Lea- dership (2); World Chris- tian Week (2), Plans to teach English as a second language w Muslims in Australia or the Middle East. Also plans to do veterinary work. Lk. 1:45. i K ' -IT Dee Kerns Albert Klasky with wife Theresa Koinonia ' .. U mB —-JB er. Plans to f t plant w fl churches in B Austria with |9| T . E . A . M . I j id KfeHm A lbert Kleinsasser with wife Loretta Lynn Kuitems Plans to do mission work overseas. Matt. 28:18- 20. Esther Lee Lynn Lehn Ann Lilygren - - ' Class Vice f Pres. Plans to do mission I work in Ja- 7 pan Ps. 96: . i 3. V Michael Linder — Fozia Mamujee International Students Chairman; Member of International Students Ministry Team. Plans to go back to Tanzania to teach and preach God ' s word and training na- tional church leaders. Ps. 119:18. Steven Masolwa £ i 4 1 ft i 1 «■ 9 1  Mark ] vlinday Sandy Morse ft Karen Myers Muslim Prayer Group. Gal. 2:20. Harold Porterfield Plans to con- tinue to min- ister at the Scandinavian Bible Insti- tute. John 15:16. _ r_ fiji Joanne Schmidt ■7 , f H Plans to work w viifl Muslims overseas, possibly in Guinea, West Africa. Col. 3:16,17. Wendell H. Schultz Jr. Brian Shin ' C ) Sam Smith Koinonia Prayer Group Leader (2); Cluster Lead- er (2); Grad Singers (2). Plans to do mission work. 2 Cor. 5:17. James E. Sovocool Pres. Off Campus Stu- dent Associ- ation; Co- ordinating Council. Plans to pas- tor in N.A. Ps. 86:11-13. John Steele with wife Becky, Sara (6), Joshua (3), Katie (1) A Koinonia - Prayer Group Leader (2). y ffl H Plans to be a WW fiM director of C.E. and m . Mut youth at Cal- •w 4} H vary Monu- IF - H ment Bible Church, FK — V 1 Paradise, Pa. Wff ff _ _ WZ John 15:5. M Thomas E. Talbot with wife Cindy and Rachel (3), Katelyn (2) Grad Singers; Class Officer. Col. 3:23,24. Mary Lee Hardcastle Vanderlaan with husband Peter Ronnie Wilson Yinkee Wong Plans to do missions work in Taiwan. Matthew 6:33. Stewart A. Young Prayer Group Leader; Member of „ • ' Zw-m F J the Interna- .i BlL ' ' TF R H tional Minis- try Team. rf JfKW wfrflfl Mr Plans for the KU m future in- clude urban evangelism t B and church planting in |l ' W Jr « J Nigeria, West Africa. K iBHL ff r Phil. 4:13. m ■ w L B K TaiiA _ 1 Kantiyok Tukura and family Master ' s Students Mark Burkholder Rick Byers Theresa Catapane Bart Chlan John Crutchfield Eva Dubert Nancy Dyer Philip Ellerbrock Ellen Fowler Donne Grant . . ■ A f ? t ' Ajl Elaine Hammond Beth Harner Grace Harrelson James Harrelson Dick Hart Gwen Jackson Rochelle Johnson Al Kleinsasser Cindy Kraske Marty Krofta Bob Lloyd Tom Morrison George Moses Bill Myers Eric Peters Doug Petty Harold Porterfield Jayne Ransom Brenda Rich Jay Weaver Albert Xaba i I Jennifer Young CERTIFICATE CLASS In the fall of 1986, a unique blend of individuals arrived at C.G.S. who would be known as the Certifi- cate Class. Each person brought with him or he r different skills, perceptions, and knowledge that would be refined over the course of the year. Some members were doctors, some teachers, some nurses, and even one that was involved in animal husbandry! Countries that were represented were South Africa, Nigeria, China, Sierra Leone among others. With each bright and beautiful day, some new idea was presented and learned. In the end, each indivi- dual left C.G.S. better equiped to join the missions task force or to serve Christ in the local church. Regardless of the destinations, prayer, daily devotions, regular exercise and general knowledge of the Lord will continue to develop and with this as a basis, the Certificate Class of ' 87 will know Him and make Him known. Randy Adams Laurie Barton Bobby Blass Kim Brinson Ellen Burkhardt I, %S Frannie Burt Jim Busse Cynthia Calloway Barbara Carroll Paul Cochrane John Deatherage Joan Dosso 0% Suzy Flowers Konnie Frankamp V i Margaret Frothingham Richard Frothingham 4 s r am ft. N h Ruby Frownfelter Richard Garverick Sue Gibbings Charles Gingrich Robin Grimm tltttfc Eric Grumbach John Haines Cherie Hein Timothy Holland Kim Hudson rlnp gfev 1 |Li ' L ! hbl 1 Greg Lorei Gail McKenzie Dave Minick Scot Musser Anne Marie Nelson Tim North v V- Jeff Pearson Jo Anne Schrader 1H Jaime Siman Roger Smith Lynne Straton Paula Streich Louis Sutton Susan Terselic Beth Watkins Renee Weeks Stephen Weiandt ' « I I .  • ' ' Big Litle Sis Coordinator (2); Big Sis (2,3,4); Floor Leader (3); Sr. Class Treas. (4). Plans for Christian camping or teaching in New Eng- land. Is. 61:1- 3. Barb Ahlquist T ' h ' Bkoi Martha Jo Austin Prayer Group Leader (3,4). Plans for che pastorate wherever the Lord may lead. Ps 146:5. Charles Baldini with wife Leslie t Prayer Croup £ _Jfe| 1 Leader (2,4), J Chapel Cho.r  % J I L ? (2);Ambassa- J k 1 dor Choir fl (3). Big Sis JH H (3,4). Would ■ like to teach in a MK 9 school over- M M H seas. Phil. « filn Cindy Anderson f Helen Bako 1 Prayer Group Leader (3,4); Floor Leader (4). Plans to go to semi- nary Rom. 8:31,32. -dm to Tim Batchelor w General Ministries. mW$ m Plans to go into law. if - W « A Josh. 1:7-8. t§ W A W rre Kevin Benson Prayer Group Isst Leader (3,4). Plans to plant churches in tL flBbb. Spain. Num. IHHr n ' «H 14:21. ■ m fli W lm I M H Iv it Linwood K. Berry with wife Nancy, Sarah (12), David (11). Ireland Evan- , gelism Team jJPmk and Amster- ¥ m dam ' 86 X ¥ Team (3); So- 1 - f cial Concerns Committee (4); College Service Su- pervisor (4). Plans to get her Masters in counsel- Hi ing. Heb. 12:1-2. -— . j| Julie Bloom ngdal e Prayer Group Leader (4). General Min- istries. Ps. 16:11. Charles H. Boehr Prayer Group Leader (4); Living Hope (3,4); Ambas- sador Choir (3). Associate work in a church. Hos. 6:3. I Woody Boyles David Briley Prayer Group Lead- er (2,3); GO ' 86 Com- mittee (3); Youth Lead- er at Church (2,3). Plans to go Grad School and then into the pastorate or overseas to do counseling of some sort. Phil. 3:12-14. Jason Britton General Ministries W fi3 David Brown with wife Faye and Sonya Renee (9) SMF Rep. (1,2); Chapel Choir (1); Ambassador Choir (2,4); GO ' 85 Music (3); Big Sis (3); Prayer Group Lead- er (3); Dorm Council Seer. (4); Kristin Hall ' s Room- mate (3,4). Church Mu- sic Maj. Ps. 51:10-13. Debbie Brunner Joe Buckner Floor Leader (2) ; Prayer Group Lead- er (3); Living Hope (3); Fresh. Big Sis (4). Plans for marriage and to be a pastor ' s wife. Would also like to be involved in disciple- ship and teaching within the local church. Jer. 29:11. Speech Tm. Jbu (1,2); Amb. , l Choir (2); S - Soph. Class Pres. (2); Un- fB d e r g r a d Teaching li V Asst. (2); Eur. m Tour (3,4); j Jm m B Pry. Gr. Ldr. jKf H (3), S.A. Pres. mmM m (4); Co. im M 1 ' Council Pres. „ 1 (4); Finial (4). B Counseling 1 1 m k m n and Pastor- ate. To be the I next Presi- Wf dent of Co- lumbia Bible B| College; 1 Jn. ' V 3:13. Ruben Cabrera jft. «SL .. Henry Cannington i Prayer 4 Group Lead- I er (3). Plans to go into 1 h «lftfc pastoral and 1€y u evangelistic ministries. 1 t .J f ±. Cor. 1:18. ' v W ■ Roger Catts with wife Judy, Ricky (12), Jason (10) « J- SS 3J Prayer Group •■iJfcr jkltfi Leader (2); H Russia Prayer f lW fi  fflMH Group Lead- ■ Jhbt er (2,3); Am- WF ■ w . jrL . bassador Choir (1,2,3); ' ■ Ambassador Bk ■•jlt Quartet (1,2); | Band Ensem- ble (1,2,3,4). ; ♦ Plans to go A back to Alas- • ka this Fall as a church [ I music direc- tor then into missions in Alaska. Ps. 37:4,5. Kim Clifton with wife Becky Basketball (1-4); Floor Leader (3); Soph. Class Vice Pres. (2). Christian Ed. 1 Thess 4:11-12. Jon Cox Mike Dawkins iHH HH Prayer Group Leader (1,2); In tram ural -J B FT «• !■ Basketball (1- 3); Grits Bowl (1,3,4); L S| 4 I m - v Jr Class Pres. (3); Floor Leader (3); Fresh. Big Brother (4); Food Ser- vices (1-4). Plans for marriage and seminary fol- lowed by the pastorate in the U.S. The whole coun- sel of scrip- ture. Larry Deeter Paul Dickinson Speech Team (2,3); Speech U G T A (2,3,4); Sta- tion Manager W C B C W + - (2,3,4); P.E. . ■Br Karate In- s t r u c t o r (2,3,4); CBC r Basketball Team (2,4); Grits Bowl- North (3,4); r ] 1 Ifl Softball (2,3,4); Eu- J rope ' 86. Plans for further edu- cation, mass evangelism, ■ B _ - M teaching, church plant- ing, mis- sions. J e r . 5. Paul DiToma Plans to be a preacher- pastor. 2 Tim. 4:1-8. Joselito Dorvil Class Secr- . Treas. (1); Class Treas. (2); Prayer Group Lead- er (2); Floor Leader (3). Plans for marriage and full time mis- sions. Ps. 139:23,24. Barbara Drotts Prayer Group Leader (2,3); Soccer (2,3); Softball Team (3,4) Bible Teach- ing (4). Plans to work in a church, go to a seminary and into mis- sions. Randv Fields Prayer Group Leader (2); World Chris- tian Week (3); SMF Rep. (1,3); Soccer (1,2,3,4); Fi- nancial Aid Office Out- standing Cli- ent (1,2,3,4). Plans to do tribal survey work in the area of lin- guistics. 2 Cor. 4:6,7. Eric Froelich ■■s r mtfk Ik ■ ' I gi Terry Gre j ne Floor Leader (3); R.A. (4); Basketball (2). Plans to get married and minister to youth in the church, go back to seminary and then possibly plant churches or enter the pastorate. Phil. 3:7-8 Michael Glass «i Prayer Group Leader (3,4), S.A. Treas. (4). Plans to do overseas church work. Col. 2:6,7. Stacey Gregory Prayer Group Leader (2), Big Sis (2); Ambassador Choir (3); Bi- ble Teaching (4), SMF V.P. Seer. (3). Jo Grim Prayer Group Jk ' Jt Leader (2); %r -v ■ CI Ambassador Choir (2); L f M Alv ' s Room- mate (3). Plans for the near future to be a good wife, pi a n s ' •j tiA wi for the farther fu- ' M 1 ture to be a - V 1 better wife I II and helper ' in reaching 111 p ■■ ifl wik ' people with ' ' ' W l God ' s truth. ■j Romans ' ; mM tfPJ nJ HBBH 1 11:33-36. - f Kathy Grimm Robert: Pray- er Group Leader (2); SMF Tanza- nia Team (2); Jr. Class Vice Pres. (3); EN- GAGEMENT (4). Ellen: P.E. Instruc- tor (3). Rob- ert: Romans 1:14-16. El- len: Nahum 1:7. ■a M 9 h Robert Hale and Ellen Morse Chapel Choir (1); MRD Worker (1-4); Soph. Class Seer. (2); Am- bassador Choir (2); Women ' s Quarter (2); Big Sis (2); Floor Leader (3);Debbie Brunner ' s Roommate (3,4); Student Teaching in Bible (4). Plans to teach Bible in North America. Proverbs 3:5- Kristin Hall ) Ken Hanna  -t j| J-- V Prayer Group Leader (2,4); Ambassador Choir (2,3,4). Church Mu- sic Christian Education. Jer. 29:11-13. i 1 r Cheryl Harrison Floor Leader (3); Sr. Class Seer. (4); Big Sis (3,4). Plans to teach in a Christian school. Psalms 27:4. Susan Hasty Prayer Group | Leader (3); Floor Leader (3); Fresh. Class Big Sis (3); World , Christian t Week Com- mittee (3). Plans to j serve over- seas. Phil. 1:20-21. J -«« Mary Hatfield Andy Heen JM ; ■L Wk - ■ H Prayer Group Leader (3,4); Living Hope (3). Plans to i do youth work. Psalms 84:11. Beckie Hess V- Cindy Hunton Samuel Jabain Manfred Jung Chapel Choir (1.4); Ambas- sador Choir (2); Panto- mime (2); Calligraphy (3,4); Har- monica (4); Sleep (breaks). Plans to be an artist, hubby, pappy and air guitarist. Is. 40:11. Andrew D.R. Kercher Suzanne Kolomaznik Christian Education and Music Evangelism. Jeremiah 29:11 Tami Lewis Greene World Awareness Prayer Group Leader (2,3,40; Finial (2,3); Prayer Group Lead- er (4). Plans to go to Chi- cago to work and to get in- ner city and church ex- perience and then go over- seas to do in- ner city mis- sions. Col. 3:1-3. Sue Lloyd Chapel Choir (1); Ambassa- dor Choir (2); Prayer Group Lead- er (2); Wom- en ' s Dorm Council Vice Pres. (3); Women ' s Dorm Coun- cil Pres. (4); Student Teaching Bi- ble (4). Ps. 16:8,9. Alyson Linde Prayer Group Leader (2,3) Chapel Choir (1); Ambassa- dor Choir (2,); Sr. Rep. for the EESS (4). Plans to teach ele- m e n t a r y school. Phil. 1:6. Patrice Mallory K H Prayer Group Mr A Leader (4). Plans to go to seminary and then on M Hi ■HL- ' ■ t- i S a pastoral staff as an as- sociate pas- ■ ■ K — fr tor. Is. 43:10- kv ' --a ' ■t ' .iflP 12. L jr Lk il Ted Manby with wife Deborah u« in General Min- UT {) QM istries. Plans to go into a church plant- ing ministry with the Canadian Sunday r ttS ffll School Mis- H mRs [. - k KB K: W M sion in On- tario, Can- ada. Heb. Hf W 12:1,2. ml s si Mark Mast with wife Tina and Timothy (10 mo.) Pastoral Min- istries. Plans to go to seminary to train in pas- toral minis- tries and is then going to be a pastor in Zim- babwe. Phil. 1:20. Amos Mateva 3$ - ' i± Prayer Group Leader k- jjk (1,2,4); EESS $ mm. Vice-Pres. WP (4). Plans for ' ■ marriage and ,f - - then even- pff ' - tually to J teach in a missionary school. Is. 25:1. Debbie Maxwell P r e - S e m . Plans to at- tend South- western Seminary and teach on mission field or develop Reaching through Re- creation Pro- grams for Christian Life Centers in U.S. churches. Col. 3:23,24. Ralph Meaker with wife Connie and Ellen (17 mo.) 1 a si David Moore ft Lesa Morello Finial Pho- tographer (2,3,4); SMF Treas. (4); Sr. Class SMF Rep. (4). Plans to go into full time Christian ministry. Phil. 1:20. Wendy Mullinax Chapel Choir (1,3,4); Am- bassador Choir UK- Geographical Prayer Group Leader (2); Floorleader (3); V.P. of Men ' s Dorm Council (4); Volley- ball Archery Instr. (2,3). Plans to take the Gospel to where it has been un- available till now. 2 Chron. 16:9. Steve Nygaard L mn MBMBHa 1 Y Coordinating Jtj ' -f - Council Seer. (2); Floor Leader (3); Prayer Group Leader (3). L V- Plans to get married and someday -, x - ! . teach Bible | f ■ N jM„ PP in Christian 1 I | schools and 3 eventual ly , j B ; train lav peo- ple in the church how to better handle God ' s Word. Phil. t w v 1:20 a ▼ m nsP Sharon Palmer lyst uM ■ V 9 « Yae Prayer Group hhl - • B Leader (3); Ambassador Choir (2,3); 3c GO ' 86 Music Committee 1 1 m r Head (4). Plans to do overseas mis- sion work. Josue Perez - Prayer Group Leader (2,3); ■  Ambassador M V- ' M Choir (2); S ' Si Living Hope (2); Debbie A i Maxwell ' s Hhw Roomie is BBj ■■ 1 , ; (1,2,3); Phil ' s ■ fl n wife (4). Plans to lead m n Bible studies jH Ht for young . i Hl. h H women and V. J| F H work with 9 Ba H IB youth. Eph. 5:15-24. 1 V Ruth Mobley Price |- Has been a 1 y pastor in South Africa. T Plans to do Bible teach- ing in South Africa. Rom. 9 8:28. , George Rajoo Charles H. Riggs with wife Gracie ( X TV . Prayer Group Leader and coordinator; World |b Tq Awareness Prayer Group for Spain. Plans to 1 plant churches and train nation- a als in Spain. Acts 20:24. l l  « P ' - - M with wife Norman Przybylski Debbie r '  s r ' General Min- istries. Plans to attend Southwest- ern. Prov. 3: ■ 5,6. T Yii ■ ■ f Dale Ramsey ' MF W 1 5 0 jL Bible Teach- ing Mis- jf F sions. Plans L lift) £ to be a youth 4flk. H pastor in U.S. v M and then tri- bal work in Indonesia. Timothy Ross Chairman for International Student Committee (3); Prayer Group Lead- er (4). Plans to study at CGS. Rom. 8:28. Haruun Ruun with wife Mary, Lual (12), Deng (10), Ashwel (7), Goch (5). S% 9 m 1 Ambassador B Choir (1,2,3); W. f Prayer m ' I Group Lead- w 4 er (1,2). w[ Plans to re- turn to the Philippines, j - ■ possibly t y teaching music in a 1 MK school or in the na- t i n a 1 church. Ps. 73:26. Rhesa Salstrom tixp Prayer Group Leader (2); KVH C-S H Ambassador Choir (2); J GO ' 84 Seer. (2); Admis- sions Host- ing Coordin- - tPI ator (2,3,4); 1 ■ Jr. Class Treas. (3). Plans to serve over- seas. Josh. 1:8,9. r-- Julie Schaeffer Pastoral Min- istries. Plans to go back to work with the Christian Education section of the Evangelical Churches of West Africa in Nigeria. Ps. 27:4. rwmm 11 Istifanus Sanga Prayer Group Lead- er (1,2); Co- chairman Pro-life (2); SPF Seer. (2); SPF Vice- Pres. (3); Sr. Class Cabinet Off-Campus Rep. (4). Plans to be a pastor in the U.S. 2 Tim 4:2. Charles Schultz with wife Brenda f yp Peter Scott R.A. (2,3,4). BP Plans for , JLgm. ' marriage and small Bible studies with §31 KB women and ft- 5 ! couples. 1 Cor. 15:58. Mary Shetler Prayer Group Leader (2,3); Ambassador Choir (3,4); Intramural Soccer and Softball (3,4). Plans to be a part of Bible translation work. Prov. 3:5-6. Bill Spear Prayer Group Leader (4). General Min- istries. Ps. 138:8. , f Roger Sheard with wife Pam Prayer Grp Leader (2); f m Coordinating Council (4); . Soccer (2,3,4); Evangelistic jL ■: k Team to the mj m- HL mm . ■ -A. ' 84 Summer .x .. ' Hj wt ' HI HL i Olympics in L.A. (2); S.A. p K ill m Vice Pres. m £M Hk i (4); Finial (4); i- W B , :. Europe Tour JJS; ' nbk ' ■ (3). Plans to BT be the next m Executive As- HP sistant to the B President of HHHHjMHV CBC 1 John 3:13. ■Hr M John M.M. Shuler Jon Steinmetz Missions C.E. Is. 6:8 I Jl 1 John Sterk with wife Cheryl, Erin (4), Ryan (2) Phyllis Strawser 4i$ Laura Sullins GO ' 84 Fun- d r a i s i n g Committee (2); SMF Geographical Prayer Group Leader for Scandinavia; ' 85 Summer Team to Tan- zania. Plans to do mission work. Heb. 3:13. Ken Towler Sr. Class 1 1 • Pres. (4); B... Prayer Group Leader (2,3,4). Plans to proclaim the Word of God to the v o u t h of America. Phil 4:4. Brent Turner Prayer Group Leader (2); Dorm Coun- cil (3); Prayer Group Coor- dinator (3); Go ' 85 (3). Plans for graduate school and teaching overseas. Ps. 27:4. Becky Vail Plans to plant churches. 2 Tim 2:2. Gene Van Dyke with wife Mary, Ian (12) Andy Weaver Prayer Group Leader (3). , ■ 1 1 Plans to be a pastor. George H. Wells with wife Theresa, Jessica (8), Jason (6). Sarah Whitehead 1 Y Intramural - Soccer (1,4); SMF Rep. (4); Ambassador Choir (3,4), Prayer Group Leader (3). Mg Plans to do ■ lUi ' Bible transla- tion work. Ps. 121:1,2. ™ K John Winton Jj f Scott Wolfe Prayer Group Leader (4); Off-Campus Rep. (1); Junior Senior Committee (3); Billy Graham Collegiate Advisory Committee (4). Southwestern Seminary and then the youth ministry. John 17:3. Plans to go into mis- sions or the pastorate. Richard Wulf with wife Rose, Richard (8), Stephen (6). CBC Rep for Student Lea- dership with the Chamber of Commerce (1); Prayer k r w :: ' - Grp. Leader (2,3,4); Am- bassador Choir (3); SMF Rep. (3); Sec. Treas. of EESS (3). Plans to help start a MK school in J  1 Guinea Bis- sau, W. Afri- ca with New Tribes Mis- sion. Ps. 37:3- 5. Roslyn Wright Prayer Group i JM ... Leader (2); Softball (2); Grits Bowl (2,3,4); Floor Leader (3); ' HISBrf ' GO ' 85 Dele- mmim K gate Chair- ■ ■9P ' man; Softball (3,4); Dorm Council Pres. (4), Plans to go into the pastorate overseas or r H r in the U.S.A. lall Jn. 15:16. II ■ I Bobby Young General Min- istries. Plans to get further education . John 15:15. Hartmut Zielske Tanzania Team Mem- ber (2); Pray- er Leader (3,4); WCW Prayer Day Coordinator (3,4); Finial Fun (3); Grits Bowl MVP (4); Vice Pres. SMF (4). Plans for graduate stu- dy, seminary, preaching, and missions. Ps. 73:23 — 25. Steven Glenn Ballenger R TI - J I waited patiently for the Lord; and He inclined unto me, and heard my cry. He brought me up out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and establ ished my goings. And He hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see and fear, and shall trust in the Lord. Psalm 40:1—2 Lord, who shall abide in thy tabernacle? Who shall dwell in thy holy hill? He that walketh uprightly, and worketh righteousness, and speaketh the truth in his heart. He that backbiteth not with his tongue, nor doeth evil to his neighbor, nor taketh up a reproach against his neighbor. In whose eyes a vile person is contemned; but he honoreth them that fear the Lord. He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth not. He that putteth not out his mouth to usury, nor taketh reward against the innocent. He that doeth these things shall never be moved. PSALM 15 JUNIOR CLASS Juniors T '  -{y 5™J Kevin Adams ' u •. i Barbara Ahlquist Paul Alkema Candace Anderson Debby Anderson David Atkisson Jim Bates What an engaging couple  A Annalisa Casteen Sue Christopher Diana Cohen Charlotte Coleman Diane Crutchfield Susan Davis Sherry Deeter Jacqueline Delgado Maxine Deutschendorf Gabriel Doko Roger Dye Carlos Espin Michael Gannaway Welcome Back, Brenda Jean ?V 3 Jeffrey Fox ' f % rs j ' i . Donna, you don ' t have to look so disappointed Karen Hodges Vilfried Hoecke Tab Hunter David Huston Scott Jezequel Manfred Jung Mark Kamal Cheryl Keiper Randy Kirby Theresa Klasky Timothy Kouns John Lane Tami Lewis Carol Liberek Kenneth Librizzi Don Loose Chris Martin Fleming McClinton Sandra Mclver G f Timothy Melton Elizabeth Morello Richard Mull Michael Murphy Kirt Muray Matthew Myers Elaine Myrick Who said you could take my picture!? Norma Orr Josue Perez Gordon Ramsey Roger Reber Donia Richard Al Rios Carlos Rios Mark Rogers Carol Russell Jeffrey Salyers Kathryn Scearce T? t ™ Sherilyn Schlabach X A Grin and bear it Ric Schoon Roger Sheard Why the sly look, Ric? Amy Wilson Greg Wollenhaupt Keith Wood Roslyn Wright Daniel Youle Christy Zimmerman Stephen Zimmerman Lois Zupke m How does a man see? Is it with his eyes? How does he know The truth from lies? We all have trusted What we perceived. We saw what we wanted And were often deceived. The blind man asked For the eyes to see. The blind man would Not be deceived. Who sees the world Just as it is? Who but my Lord And I am His. Author Unknown PH0MORE CLASS —. ' «- ' ■- m i w 3 .,,v l fc t . . Sophomores Dorcas Adedokun Dennis Banks Timothy Barrow John Bedell Craig Bennett Robert Bowers Lana Anders Robert Barbazette Ricky Bone Rob Brannon Brook Anderson Joanne Brindley Joann Atkisson Daren Brown Melanie Baker Robert Brown Thomas Bucklin Dean Burris David Cromeenes Valerie Calhoun Laura Curl Glenda Canipe Larry Dabeck Mario Carera Rodrigo Chavarria Kimberley Covey Dana Danielson Jean Castagna Phil Christensen John Cimbaro Charles Cooke Andrea Cox William Distad James Dockum Jim Freeman Brian Funk Peter Duncan Jonathan Fuller Steven Edwards Lee Engelkens Bobbv Farmer Kim Garrison Tracie Gathright Ann Geddert Paul Gaynier Michelle Glahn Stephen Godbold Stephen Goddard Albert Coins David Gordon Robert Humphrey Steven Granski Andrew Jaloshin Kellee Greene Robert Jenkins Maria Hagard Joseph Hobbs Bryan Huft Tommy Jeter Ann Hamilton David Holmes Jack Homesley Tommy Howie Tim Hughey Paul Jobe Sophomores Have you ever thought Of space, the air between The walls holding still With infinite patience? Have you ever thought Of time, the thing we Bind with clocks and Days but cannot describe? Have you ever thought Of love, the heart we Cannot see which gives Us endless tears and joy? Have you ever thought Of God, the one not held by space or bound by time Who gives us eyes for love? Author Unknown Sophomores ■T «1 W w Cherilyn Johnson Laura Kissel Brian Lafavor Dean Lancaster David Lauser Jeffrey Lickliter Ann Johnson Andy Knight Rov Layman Freda Lloyd Jeanetta Keener Mary Lochstampfor Timothy Keno Beth Lucas Deborah King Angela MacDonald Gerard Mailly Steven Martin Deborah McCloy Kate McCracken Wayne McElveen Nobuhiro Bryce McDaniel Gretchen Metzler Joseph Michael Mitsumaru Doug Moore Linda Moore Mike Moore Scott Moore Andy Murray Julie Musgrave Stephen Nachtigall Yogesh Naik Timothy Parcheta Joy Pattison Thea Olson David Parshall Jose Ortiz Daniel Osterhaus Nancv Paczocha Cheryl Pawlowski Carl Peklenk Amy Peckham Terry Peninger Eric Pfeifer Michael Phillips Andrew Pifer Jim Powell Bobby Pruitt Sal Puma Randy Rabon Maria Randolph Donald Rea Rock Redmond Kathy Rengering Teresa Renken Carol Rexroth Terry Rich Scott Robins Cynthia Roseveare John Ruple Phillip Sanders David Sawyer Sophomores Sophomores h IP Donald Scearce Michael Seltzer Brenda Jean Faith Schaeffer Fareed Shahadeh Simpson Fred Schnell Stephen Scully Michael Seiberling Julie Sisson Joann Smith Mark Smith Thad Smith Kim Snowden Rebecca Sober Rebecca Sova Jeff Spencer Michael Starkey Timothy Tyler Claudette Struthers Mary Van Dyke Bronze St. Sauveur Cindy Warrick Charles Swann Michael Todd Stuart Torres Debi Weatherford Lynn Tickner Thomas Tofilon Greg Tompkins Tammy Tompkins Urs Trummer Michelle Webel Glenn Westburg John Wigington Paula Wilder Kenneth Williamson M-v Bill Winton Cynthia Wolfe Robert Woodward Ray Youngblood Mark Zimmerman RESHMEN GLASS ■ V Freshmen Tommy Barwick Julie Bateman Daryl Beltz Jeffrey Bernier J. P. Bohanan John Bonner Deborah Brande Mari Jean Brown Steven Brubaker Eric Bundrick Karl Buzhardt Emily Calhoun Paulette Callander Annette Carter Kenneth Cash Alan Chantelau oe Cline Greg Coget No Time to Waste The past is come and gone; And as a new day dawns, We hide our painful falls Behind musty prison walls, Where they are locked forever . . . Or so we think. Present is now and here; We have it full of fear; We take those hateful pains And lock them away in chains, Where they remain forever . . . Or so we plan. Future will come and go; And we can never know What new mistakes we ' ll make; But we ' re sure they ' ll always stay Closely guarded forever . . . Or so we hope. One day we realize Through misty, tear-filled eyes, That our memories are not What ' s stashed behind the locks; All along we were deceived Because no pardon we received; We ' ve wandered right through life Wondering — Why all this strife? And as we long to be free, Finally He let us see That all along He held the key So unlock your prison door, And look to the One who bore All your guilt and heard your cries, Sees through your fronts and alibis; for past, present, future — they all slip by in haste, And you have absolutely No time at all to waste. Laura Pegram m M H0k A ' -W3i? f—  — bm I r m ' m W V ■ n r If . V.-? ! 3 ■EKSB . C .- atsa - Maybe I should get out my slide rule for this shot. James Davidson Jeannine Delp Laura Dill Richad Dudney Colin Durham Paula Ehrenberg Paul Esteves Paul Ferris Coleman Frabel Chris Friedel Laura Gillis Dan Goering Wesley Gornall Andrew Green 1 Timothy Hanson Jenifer Harting Dan Harvey Jeryl Hedrick Robyn Henry Rae Herold Holly Hislop Susan Hobeck Patti Hodge Terry Hodges Marsha Holland Jessica Holmes Andrew Johnson Harold Johnson Freshmen Kim Joseph Joseph Krummel Allison Lee William Lewis Delynn Lyczkowski Mary Magill Byron Matthews Alecia McCall Leianne McCall Brad McKay Reyna McKay Timmy Metcalf Timothy Miller Debbie Moore Allan Morton Martin Murphy Terry Nesbitt Todd Norris Michael Noyes John Parris David Patsch John Pawson Anna Peace Freshmen Freshmen Fraternal Friends Forever Dennis Rathwell Grace Rathwell Gilbert Rogers Wilton Rose £ r V ps I Joy Samms A I Debbie Samworth Stacy Schmitt Shirley Schneider Ronald Shick Gene Smith Timothy Smith BilUe Stewart Sherry Stewart Rebecca Stiles Rena Stillinger David Stover Jimmie Stringfield Diane Suchy Thomas Sutherland Cindy Tarkington Tammy Tatum Patty Thomas Timothy Toth Abby Valdez Gwen Van Syckel Jacki Vietmeier Jody Ward Mark Weippert The Grits Bowl The North ' s Effort The Grits Bowl The South ' s Triumph K-JB B n 1 T K ' i ' ■k ■ M Rj B. . J « R V p| ■ 41 SB- — A | Just For Kicks The C.B.C. soccer team finished this year ' s fall sea- son with a record of 7 wins, 3 loses, and 2 ties. The team finished in Fourth Place in the Y.M.C.A. Men ' s Soccer League and were impressive in their games against other colleges. The squad defeated East Coast Bible College from Charlotte, N. C. twice but was defeated by Lees-McRae Junior College from Boone, N.C. k C.B.C. Basketball C.B.C. has a basketball team which competes in the YMCA Adult League every winter quarter. As the team is able to show forth their physical abilities, the players also witness to their opponents through their attitude. First Corinthians 10:31 tells us, . . .whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. The basketball team attempts to do just this every time they step on the court. The team is composed of: Jon Cox, Dave Cromeenes, Paul Ditoma, Ken Hanna, Todd Norris, Eric Peters, Jim Suddath, Scott Wolfe, and Coach Julian Riddle. CASUAL H i STUDENT ASSOCIATION SENATE Do not go where the path may lead; go rather where no man has gone and leave a trail. The Student Association Senate seeks as its purpose to enhance the spiritual climate of the undergraduate student body by the means of S.A. chapels, speakers, events, and various scheduled activities such as singouts and seminars. The S.A. Senate sees as a primary function of the organization to communicate the needs, concerns, and problems of the undergraduate student to the administration. We also coordinate, oversee, execute, and evaluate all the undergraduate socials. This year the Senate has blazed a trail in several ways. First, we have gained a vision to rewrite the Student Association constitution in order to give some structure to the organization. Second, we have reinstituted the S.A. Concern drawing up a plan whereby this scholarship program can work effectively for many years in the future. Third, the S.A. Senate has sensed the need for the administration and students to gather and discuss issues which affect greatly our school. Therefore, we have called for a forum where these questions may be raised. And lastly, we have reworked the financial structure for the student organizations. This year the Student Association Senate has clearly blazed a trail where no man has gone before. Rudy Swofford; Scott Moore, Seer.; Phil Christensen; Larry Deeter; Bobby Young; Ruben Cabrera, Pres.; Brent Turner; John Shuler, Vice Pres.; Alyson Linde; Stacey Gregory, Treas. GRADUATE LIFE COUNCIL The purpose of the Graduate Life Council this year can be summarized with an acrostic using the word LIFE . Living Interaction For Edification is the life of the Graduate Life Council this year. The Council wishes to develop among its students and between the Bible College and the Graduate School unity in this diversity. As this unity is built, we can better learn to serve Christ now and in the future. Mark Burkholder, Communications; Tod Block, Social Chairman; Barb Gotaas, Vice Pres.; Nancy Dyer, Seer.; Richard Fleming Pres.; Lori Baumgartner, Group Sec; Dave Corah, K Group Coordinator; Gregg Johnson, Treas. STUDENT MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP The S.M.F. provides a means whereby all students can be informed about and involved in foreign missions. To this end, the students can discover more about God ' s will regarding the role He has for them in His plan for world evangelization; both home and abroad. The members of the Student Missions Fellowship make students aware of the importance of their relationship with God and how they can know His purposes. Patterns of prayer for missions are developed so that students will become involved personally with specific fields. And lastly, the S.M.F. motivates the school to get involved in outreach and provides practical opportunities to do so. ■MkH 1 : Josue Raimundo; Jeff Ingram, Pres.; John Winton; Roger Reber; Dr. Hoyt, Advisor; Steve Ballenger, Vice Pres.; Julie Sisson, Teri Rich; Gail McKenzie; Debbie McCloy; Wendy Mullinax; Sherilyn Schlabach; Deanna Kerns SENIOR CLASS CABINET Psalm 23 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul; He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name ' s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: Thou annointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. JUNIOR CLASS CABINET Proverbs 27:17 As iron sharpens iron so one man sharpens another. The Junior Class Cabinet had as its purpose to build and edify each class member. Through social events geared for their single, married, on-campus, off-campus, and international students. SOPHOMORE CLASS CABINET Developing a personal walk with God was a major concern in the minds of the Sophomore Class Cabinet. This class sought to become aware of world needs, but the class leadership also had social goals as well. They attempted to create a situation where the class could get to know one another outside of the classroom setting and to get the off-campus students involved. FRESHMAN CLASS CABINET The Freshman Class Cabinet desired to promote fellowship and spiritual growth among the students of the class and to direct class activities. The goals of the organization were to enhance the spiritual gifts in all fresh- men individuals through encouragement, opportunity and fun. They desired to establish a Christian worldview among the students and to obtain a heart for all the lost people of the world. WOMEN ' S DORM COUNCIL The Women ' s Dorm Council promotes student responsibility in the control and regulation of dormitory life and the encouragement of Christian fellowship. The officers serve as a liaison between the dormitory women and the Dean of Women ' s Office MEN ' S DORM COUNCIL The responsibilities of the Men ' s Dorm Council are to promote the fellowship among the on-campus men, control and regulate dorm life, and implement activites for the men. The goals of the group are to develop a closeness among the brethren with the theme of transparency, promote an encouraging atmosphere on-campus, and develop men who are loyal to Christ. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The International Student Association is a vital part of the services open to the foreign students of our campus. The International Student Association serves by providing care for the spiritual and physical well- being of the International Students; by promoting Christian fellowship through prayer, sharing, discussing future plans, and social activities; and by welcoming and helping orient new international students to the life they will be leading in the United States. The goals of this important facet of student service this year included having better organized prayer meetings, organizing the Association to better serve both CBC and CGS,and promoting more social events per quarter for the students. WIND ENSEMBLE The music of C.B.C. is not only blessed with those talented in voice but also with those talented with instru- ments. The Wind Ensemble is an integal part of the music program at C.B.C. It offers to students the opportuni- ty to use their talents for the glory of God in a practical way. The W.E. ministers in chapels and performs at social occasions also. It seeks to train students in instrumental performances and in functioning as a unit in a musical group. The W.E. has blessed our dinner hours several times by providing delightful entertainment. Many thanks to them for their service. CHAPEL CHOIR Music plays an important role in our worship in chapel. It helps us to focus our minds on Christ as we seek to learn from His Word. The Chapel Choir has been aiding us in this very area. The Chapel Choir seeks to minis- ter to people through song and does so effectively with regularity. The Choir in itself also seeks to train its members in music skills for future ministry. It serves us today with the perspective of upcoming ministry. AMBASSADOR CHOIR The Ambassador Choir is a group of Columbia Bible College students who desire to sing praises to their God, encourage, and challenge. With solos, some instrumental accompaniments, and personal testimonies by the choir members, the choir seeks to witness for Christ in proclaiming the message of reconciliation through song. LIVING HOPE Stirring classics and moving contemporary pieces form the repertoire of this small but effective vocal group. Living Hope, a travelling music ministry of C.B.C., has its purpose to testify to the hope of an inheritance to come based upon the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Summer tours are the highlight of this worthwhile ministry as the team moves out to impact others with their message in song and testimony. The group hopes through their experiences and service to introduce unbelievers to Christ and to edify believers, in forming them of C.B.C. and opportunities which can be found here for learning and ministry. Standing: Thad Smith, Patti Hodge, Woody Boyles, Candy Anderson, Steve Edwards; Kneeling: Melanie Baker, Abby Valdez GRADUATE SINGERS Reminiscent of the chamber groups of the sixteenth century, the Columbia Graduate Singers minister with their own style to the C.B.C. family and others. Seeking to minister to a broad audience, the C.G.S. tour regularly on weekends doing concerts and making other musical appearances. The C.G.S. hope through their ministry to convey a pure Biblical message through the medium of music to the edification of believers. The group internally provides development of both ministry and music skills which aid in future service. WCBC Piercing our campus air waves at 83 on your Amplitude Modulation dial, with 10 powerful watts of pure power is WCBC. WCBC, Columbia ' s campus radio station, provides an invaluable service to the student population by broadcasting chapels to those on campus who cannot attend and by providing an alternative in contemporary music to students with other programming also relevant to student life. WCBC enables students to develop their broadcasting skills while filling a gap in campus life. The request lines are often jammed. It ' s where all of your presets should be set — WCBC. 83AM. OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS This student organization ministers to the spiritual, social, physical, mental, and emotional needs of off- campus students and their families. The group attempts to create an atmosphere of fellowship and a spirit of comradery among off-campus students. Relationship between the single and married students are built and developed. And various activities are provided so that students can get to know each other on a more personal level. I -  Wy M P L k — V T -Jm j r 1? P SSl - - - ' ■ ML. : _ 1 ™ - F : ' £ H ' ■ - JM I - r ■ - Hwl 1 2 ?2j ' l i .— PRAYER LIST Kevin Adams, 98 Randy Adams, 67 Dorcas Adedokun, 112 Joseph Adedokun, 48 George Aguirre, NP Barb Ahlquist, 72,98 Al J. Alemany, NP John A. Alen, NP Victoria Alexander, 126 Paul Alkema, 98 Lana Anders, 112 Brook Anderson, 112 Candace Anderson, 98 Cindy Anderson, 72 Don Anderson, 53 Debby Anderson, 98 Randy Anderson, NP Joann Anderson, 112 Craig Andrysczyk, 126 Wayne Anson, 48 Gail Armstrong, NP Tod Arnim, 48 Rick Arnold, 62 William Arnold, NP David Atkisson, 98 Joann Atkisson, NP Kenneth Aull, 48 Martha Jo Austin, 72 Chris Baarendse, 126 Debra Bailey, 126 Harold Baker, 53 Melanie Baker, 112 Mike Baker, 53 Terry Baker, NP Helen Bako, 72 Charles Baldini, 72 Steve Ballenger, NP Dennis Banks, 112 Robert Barbazette, 112 Jim Barnes, 126 Timothy Barrow, 112 Laurie Barton, 67 Tommy Barwick, 126 Tim Batchelor, 72 Julie Bateman, 126 Jim Bates, 98 Lori Baumgartner, 62 Frank Bautz, 48 Sheri Bautz, 62 June Beal, NP Karen Beal, NP Victoria Beattie, NP John Bedell, 112 John Beebe, 98 Daryl Beltz, 126 Leshia Beltz, NP Brian Bennetch, NP Craig Bennett, 112 Kevin Benson, 73 Gerald Bentley, NP Jeffrey Bernier, 126 Beverly Berry, 53 Charles Berry, 48 Linwood Berry, 73 Jay Bertrand, 98 Wilma Bingham, NP Bob Blake, 43 Bobby Blass, 67 Todd Block, 62 Julie Bloomingdale, 73 Charles Boehr, 73 J.P. Bohanan, 126 Ricky Bone, 112 John Bonner, 126 Jeff Bordon, 48 Craig Bowen, 48 Robert Bowers, 112 Clyde Bowie, NP Woody Boy les, 73 Deborah Brande, NP Jack E. Branney, 53 Rob Brannon, 112 Louis Branson, 67 David Briley, 73,98 Joanne Brindly, 112 Kim Brinson, NP Jason Britton, 74 Nate Brock, 48 Leigh Broderick, NP Allen Brooker, 43 Daren Brown, 112 David Brown, 74 Julia Brown, 62 Mari Jean Brown, 126 Robert Brown, 112 Steven Brubaker, 126 Joel Bruce, NP Debbie Brunner, 74 Andre Bruyere, NP Ian Buchanan, NP Quirien M.A. Buchanan, NP Thomas, Bucklin, 113 Joe Buckner, 74 Eric Bundrick, 127 Ellen Brkhardt, 67 Mark Burkholder, 62 Robert Burris, 113 Frannie Burt, 67 James Busse, 67 Charles Butt, NP Karl Buzhardt, 127 Elizabeth Byerly, NP Ginny Byers, 74 Ken Byers, 98 Rick Byers, 62 Ruben Cabrera, 74 Kevin Caiello, NP Emily Calhoun, 127 Valerie Calhoun, 113 Paulette Callander, 127 Cynthia Calloway, 67 Thomas Campbell, NP Timothy Campbell, 98 Michelle Campo, 98 T.J. Campo, NP Derek Canaan, 98 Glenda Canipe, 113 Henry Cannington, 75 Richard Carr, NP Farinoosh Carrera, NP Mario Carrera, 113 Barbara Carrol, 67 Skipper Carrol, 65 Thomas Carroll, 53 Annette Carter, 127 Kenneth Cash, 127 Jean Castagna, 113 Annalisa Casteen, 99 Theresa Catapane, 62 Roger Catts, 75 James Challander, NP Alan Chantelau, 127 Emilia Chavarria, NP Rodrigo Chavarria, 113 Eun Chae Cheong, 54 Michael Chetelat, 48 Bart Chlan, 62 Doug Christensen, NP Phil Christensen, 113 Sue Christopher, 99 John Cimbaro, 113 Kim Clifton, 75 Susan Clifton, NP Joe Cline, 127 Paul Cochrane, 54,67 Greg Coget, 127 Diana Cohen, 99 Charlotte Coleman, 75,99 Percy Coleman, 48 Dennis Conner, 127 Charles Cooke, 113 Grace Cooke, NP Molly Cooper, 48 David Corah, NP Marilyn Corey, NP David Cox, 54 Jon Cox, 75 Rebecca Cox, 127 Ken Crab, 48 Monty Crisp, NP David Cromeenes, 113 Shelly Cross, 127 Joseph Crump, 127 Diane Cruthfield, 99 John Cruthfield, 62 Nancy Cunningham, 127 Laura Curl, 113 Robert Curtis, NP Lawrence Dabeck, 113 Jim Dallery, NP Dana Danielson, 113 Kristin Danielson, NP Martha Darnell, NP James Davidson, 130 Dedria Davis, NP Jerdone Davis, 67 Mark Davis, NP Mitchell Davis, NP Susan Davis, 99 Robert Dawe, NP Mike Dawkins, 75 John Deatherage, 67 John DeCleene, 54 Larry Deeter, 76 Sherry Deeter, 99 Jaqueline Delgado, 99 Andy DeFelice, 43 Jeffrey Denlinger, 43 Jeannine Delp, 130 Maxine Deurschendorf, 99 Paul Dickison, 76 Andy Diesslin, 54 Laura Dill, 130 William Distad, 113 Paul Ditoma, 76 James Dockum, 114 Gabriel Doko, 99 Ruth Dolhany, 54 Joselito Dorvil, 76 Joan Dosso, 76 Barbara Drotts, 76 Eva Dubert, 62 Richard Dudney, 130 Peter Duncan, 114 Dale Dunnewold, 48 Colin Durham, 130 Roger Dye, 99 Nancy Dyer, 62 Steven Edwards, 114 Paula Ehrenberg, 130 Jerome Ehrhardt, NP Dennis Elder, NP Philip Ellerbrock, 62 Lisa Elvington, NP Kathy Engelkins, NP Lee Engelkens, 114 Carlos Espin, 99 Paul Esteves, 130 David Fagerland, 49 Bobby Farmer, 114 Murray Faulkner, 55 Robert Feldman, NP Paul Ferris, 130 Randy Fields, 76 David Fish, 55 Richard Fleming, 55 Suzy Flowers, 68 Fred Forester, 77 Ellen Fowler, 55,62 Jeffrey Fox, 99 Konnie Francamp, 68 Gordon Franz, 55 Coleman Fravel, 130 Mark Frazee, NP Rachel Frazee, NP Jim Freeman, 114 Chris French, NP Chris Friedel, 130 Brian Friesen, 43 Eric Froelich, 77 Margaret Frothingham, Richard Frothingham, ( Ruby Frownfelter, 68 Jonathan Fuller, 114 Brian Funk, 114 Clifton Gainey, NP John Galda, NP John Gallagher, 49 Sharon Gallagher, NP Michael Gannaway, 99 Chris Grant, NP Mark Garrett, 49 Kim Garrison, 114 Richard Garverick, 68 Michael Gasaway, 102 Tracie Gathright, 114 Arnold Gause, 49 Lisa Gavnier, 114 Ann Geddert, 114 Daniel Geddert, 102 Chris Genheimer, 102 Sue Gibbings, 68 Laura Gillis, 130 Charles Gingrich, 68 Michelle Glann, 114 Michael Glass, 77 Elisabeth Godbold, NP Sarah Godbold, 102 Stephen Godbold, 114 Stephen Goddard, NP Dan Goering, 130 Shirley Goh, 55 Albert Goins, 114 David Gordon, 115 Wesley Gornall, 130 Barb Gotaas, 43 Kevein Gould, 49 Steven Granski, 115 Donne Grant, 62 Randy Grant, NP Andrew Green, 130 Georgie Green, 102 Pamela Green, 102 Kellee Greene, 115 Tami Lewis Greene, 80 Terry Greene, 102 Stacey Gregory, 77 Paul Griffith, NP Jeffery Griffith, NP Louis Griffith, 102 Rick Griffiths, NP Jo Grim, 77 Kathy Grimm, 78 Robin Grimm, 68 Allen Grover, 102 Sharon Gruber, 102 Eric Grumbach, 68 Susan Guthrie, 102 Carol Hackmann, NP Ronald Hadinger, 102 Maria Hagard, 115 Donna Hageman, 102 John Haines, 68 Joyce Haines, 102 Robert Hale, 78 Kirk Hall, 49 Kristin Hall, 78 Jim Halstead, 56 Ann Hamilton, 114 Elaine Hammond, 63 James Hamrick, NP Ken Hanna, 78 Ethan Hansen, 103 Timothy Hausen, 131 Kent Harding, 44 Mark Harkness, NP Vicki Harkrider, NP Martha Harlan, NP Gloria Harman, NP Beth Harner, 63 Grace Harrelson, 63 James Harrelson, 63 Susan Harris, 56 Tracy Harris, NP Cheryl Harrison, 78 Jean Harrold, NP Dick Hart, 44,63 Joyce Hart, NP Jenifer Harting, 131 Dan Harvey, 131 Paul Harwood, NP Susan Hasty, 78 Mary Hatfield, 79 Bob Hay, 49 Jimmy Head, 49 Jeryl Hedrick, 131 Andy Heen, 79 Denny Heiberg, 49 Cherie Hein, 68 Michael Hein, 49 Ora N. Helbling, NP Mary Helman, NP Rowland Helman, NP Robyn Henry, 131 Rae Herold, 131 Denise Herring, 56 Beckie Hess, 79 Robert Hicks, 103 Jay Hilstead, NP Fredric W. Hiney, NP Holly Hislop, 131 Joseph Hobbs, 115 Susan Hoebeck, 131 Patty Hodges, 103 Karen Hodges, 103 Yerry Hodges, 131 Wilfried Hoeke, 103 Teresa Hoffman, NP Marsha Holland, 131 Robert Holland, NP Timothy Holland, 68 David Holmes, 115 Jessica Holmes, 131 Jack Homesley, 115 Ray C. Hoskins, 56 Nannette L. Howard, NP Tommy Howie, 115 Beverly Hubbard, NP Jay Hubbard, 44 Kim Hudson, 68 Elizabeth Hughes, 69 Gary Hughes, 63 Tim Hughey, 115 Robert Humphrey, 115 Robert Hunnicutt, NP Stephen Hunt, NP Tab Hunter, 103 Cindy Hunton, 79 Philip Huss, NP David Huston, 103 Kenneth Hutson, 49 John Ide, NP Jeff Ingram, 49 Steve Irvine, NP Samuel Jabain, 79 Christy Jackson, 63 Gwen Jackson, 63 Emma Jacobs, NP Andrew Jaloshin, 115 Daniel Janosik, 49 Paul Jeffries, NP Robert Jenkins, 115 Chris Jennings, 49 Tommy Jeter, 115 Scott Jezequel, 103 Paul Jobe, 115 Andrew Johnson, 131 Ann Johnson, 118 Cherilyn Johnson, 118 Gregg Johnson, 50 Harold Johnson, NP Rochelle Johnson, 63 John Johnston, 44 Larry Jones, 56 Charles Jonson, NP Betty Jordan, NP Kim Joseph, 134 Deborah Jugend, NP Manfred Jung, 79,103 Mark Kamal, 103 Santigie Kanu, 63 Jeanetta Keener, 118 Cheryl Keiper, 103 Timothy Keno, 118 Andrew B.R. Kercher, 80 Dee Kerns, 56 Steven Kerr, 44 Deborah King, 118 Joann King, NP Michael King, 44 Sylvia King, 69 Randy Kirby, 103 Alice Kirkpatrick, 69 Carl Kishbaugh, NP Laura Kissel, 118 John Kitchen, 45 Julie Kitchen, NP Albert Klasky, 57 Theresa Klasky, 103 Albert Kleinsasser, 57,63 Andy Knight, 118 Suzanne Kolomaznik, 80 Peter Korosi, 50 Andreas Koestenberger, NP Christian Konow, NP Timothy Kouns, 103 Cindy Kraske, 63 William Kraske, 50 Cindy Krass, 69 Marty Krofta, 63 Joseph Krummel, 134 Sharon Krummel, NP Kevin Kubota, NP Lynn Kuitems, 57 Doug Kuepper, 45 Brian LaFavor, 118 Gary Lafferty, 50 Rodie L. Lamb, NP Dean Lancaster, 118 Ron Landers, 50 John Lane, 103 James Lang, NP David Lauser, 118 Roy Layman, 118 Allison Lee, 134 Esther Lee, 57 Isabel Lee, NP John Lehn, NP Lynn Lehn, 57 Tegga Lendado, NP Bonnie Ler, 69 Anne Letchford, 69 Levi Lewis, 104 William Lewis, 134 Carol Liberick, 104 Kenneth Libbrizzi, 104 Jeffrey Lickliter, 118 Ann Lilygren, 57 Alyson Linde, 80 Clark Lindgren, 58 Michael Lindner, 58 Bob Lloyd, 118 Sue Lloyd, 80 Mary Lochstampfor, 118 Charlotte Lohrbach, NP Donald Loose, 104 Greg Lorei, 69 Jeffrey Lovin, 69 Beth Lucas, 118 Randy Lucas, NP Ngandu Lunda, 64 Delynn Lyczkowski, 134 Joseph Lyle, 58 Angie McDonald, 118 Mary Magill, 134 Gerard Mailley, 119 Patrice Mallory, 80 Collins P. Malphrus, NP Afrah Mamujee, NP Fozia Mamujee, 58 Ted Manby, 81 Willliam Mangham, NP Deborah Marsh, NP Chris Martin, 104 Steven Martin, 119 Steven Masolwa, 58 Tom Mason, 50 Mark Mast, 81 Amos Mateva, 81 Yashiki Matsuoka, 45 Byron Matthews, 134 Debbie Maxwell, 81 Ken Maynard, 45 Bret McAlee, NP Alicia McCall, 134 Leianne McCall, 134 Terry McCall, 50 James McClamrock, NP Fleming McClinton, 104 Deborah McCloy, 119 David McComb, NP Karin McComb, NP Kate McCracken, 119 Bryce McDaniel, 119 Michael McElveen, 119 John McGarvy, 64 Lane Mclntyre, 64 Sandra Mclver, 104 Brad McKay, 134 Reyna McKay, 134 Gail McKenzie, 69 Rick Mead, 45 Ralph Meaker, 81 Timothy Melton, 81,104 Michael Merwin, NP Timmy Metcalf, 134 Gretchen Metzler, 119 Joseph Michael, 119 Timothy Miller, 134 Mark Minday, 58 Dave Minick, 69 Nobuhiro Mitsumaru, 119 Dwight Moffitt, 50 David Moore, 82 Debbie Moore, 134 Doug Moore, 119 Linda Moore, 119 Mike Moore, 119 Scott Moore, 119 Lesa Morello, 82,104 James Morgan, NP Kim Morgan, NP Tom Morrison, 64 Ellen Morse, NP Sandy Morse, 58 Allan Morton, 135 George Moses, 64 Larry Moshell, 50 Ed Moss, 50 Lavon Motsinger, NP Ralph Motsinger, NP Eric Mull, NP Richard Mull, NP Michelle Mullet, NP Wendy Mullinax, 82 Martin Murphy, 135 Michael Murphy, 104 Ruth Murphy, NP Andy Murphy, 119 Kirt Murray, 104 Julie Musgrave, 119 Paul Musser, 64 Scot Musser, 69 Dickie Myers, NP Karen Myers, 59 Matthew Myers, 104 Bill Myers, 64 Elaine Myrick, 104 Stephen Nachtigall, 119 Thomas Nahlen, NP Yogesh Naik, 120 Amy Nelson, 69 Judy Nelson, 105 Terry Nesbitt, 135 Bill Neuman, 50 Beverly Nickles, NP Kimberly Nifong, NP Michele Nivison, NP Tod Norris, 135 Tim North, 69 Margarita Noyes, 64 Michael Noyes, 135 Steve Nygaard, 82 Grace Obringer, 105 Glenn E. Oliver, 45 Misty Oliver, NP Thea Olson, 120 Norma Orr, 105 Jose Ortiz, 120 Daniel Osterhaus, 120 Howard Owens, 50 Robert Owings, NP Lee Oxford, 46 Nancy Paczocha, 120 Sharon Palmer, 82 Timothy Parcheta, 120 David Parlier, 64 John Parris, 135 Frank Parrish, NP David Parshall, 120 David Patsch, 135 Joy Pattison, 120 Rett Paulsen, 120 Cheryl Pawlowski, 120 John Pawson, 135 Anna Peace, 135 Jeff Pearson, 69 Amy Peckham, 120 Laura Pegram, 135 Carl Peklenk, 120 Terry Peninger, 120 Jonathan Penland, NP Paul Pepin, NP Josue Perez, 82,105 Eric Peters, 64 Brent Peterson, NP Doug Petty, 64 Eric Pfeifer, 120 Michael Phillips, 120 Andy Pifer, 120 Jessica Piatt, 135 Dorrie Poland, NP Petria Poole, NP Mark Porter, 70 Harold Porterfield, 64 Dolly Powell, 135 Jim Powell, 121 Lynn Powell, NP Edna Powers, NP Benjamin Pretlow, 135 Ruth Mobley Price, 83 Wade Pritchard, NP Ken Prosser, 135 Bobby Pruitt, 121 Debbie Przybylski, NP Norman Przybylski, 83 Donald Pullen, 50 Sal Puma, 121 Karen Raasch, NP Randy Rabon, 121 Josue Raimundo, 51 Steve Rajavuori, 70 George Rajoo, 83 Dale Ramsey, 83 Godon Ramsey, 105 Maria Randolph, 121 Jayne Ransom, 54 Dennis Rathwell, 136 Grace Rathwell, 136 NSRK Ravi, NP Donald Rea, 121 Thomas Rea, 70 Roger Reber, 105 Rocky Redmond, 121 Marion Register, NP Daniel Reigel, NP George Rekers, NP Kathy Rengering, 121 Teresa Renkin, 121 Carol Rexroth, 121 Brenda Rich, 64 Terry Rich, 121 Donia Richard, 105 Lucy Richardson, 65 Charles Riggs, 83 James Riley, NP Al Rios, 105 Carlos Rios, 105 Rose Rios, NP Raymond Ripperger, 51 Jonathan Ritchey, NP Sharon Ritchey, 83 Donna Robbins, NP Kevin Robbins, 46 Scott Robins, 121 Gilbert Rogers, 136 Mark Rogers, 105 Dietmar Roller, NP Wilton Rose, 136 Cynthia Roseveare, 121 Tim Ross, 84 Michael Rowe, NP Cynthia Rudder, 70 John Ruple, 121 Carol Russell, NP Haruun Ruun, 84 Rhesa Salstrom, 84 Vernon Salter, NP Jeffrey Salyer, 105 Joy Samms, 136 Debbie Samworth, 136 Phillip Sanders, 121 Istafanus Sanga, 84 Kyrie Sankaran, NP Deborah Sasso, NP David Satterlee, 51 David Sawyer, 121 Donald Scearce, 122 Kathryn Scearce, 105 Faith Schaeffer, 122 Julie Schaeffer, 84 Sherilyn Schlabach, 105 John Schleh, 65 Joanne Schmidt, 59 Stacy Schmitt, 59 Shirley Schneider, 136 Fred Schnell, 122 Ric Schoon, 108 Jim Schrader, 65 JoAnne Schrader, 70 Charles Schultz, 84 Wendell Schultz, 59,65 Peter Scott, 85 Holly Scribiver, 65 Harriet Scribner, NP Stephen Scully, 122 Michael Seiberling, 122 John Sellers, NP Michael Seltzer, 122 Fareed Shahadeh, 122 Roselyn Shaver, NP Andrea Shawver, NP Roger Sheard, 85,108 Robert Shebeck, NP William Sherman, 46 William Sherman, 51 Mary Shetler, 85 Ronald Shick, 136 Brian Shin, 56 Melanie Shofner, NP John M.M. Shuler, 85 Dawn Shumway, 108 Bruce Sidebotham, NP Jaime Simon, 70 Edwin Simmons, NP Brenda Jean Simpson, 122 Edwin Sink, NP Julie Sisson, 122 Benjamin Skaggs, NP Brian Skelly, 51 Andrew Smith, 65 Meredith Smith, 51 Gene Smith, 136 Joanne Smith, 122 Mark Smith, 122 Roger Smith, 70 Sam Smith, 59 Stanley Smith, NP Thad Smith, 122 Timothy Smith, 136 Kimberly Snowden, 122 Steven Snyder, 108 Karan Sorlie, 108 Rebecca Sober, 122 Rebecca Sova, 122 James E. Sovocool, 60 Roger Sowder, NP Bill Spear, 85 Jeff Spencer, 122 Michael Starky, 123 John Stele, 60 Jon Steinmetz, 85 John Sterk, 86 Billie Stewart, 136 Judith Stewart, NP Sherry Stewart, NP Ralph Stice, NP Guy Stiles, 108 Rebecca Stiles, 136 Rena Stillinger, 137 Doug Stoner, 51 Patricia Stoner, NP David Stover, 137 Lynne Straton, NP Phyllis Strawser, 86 Paula Streich, 70 Jimmie Stringfield, 137 Beverly Struthers, NP Claudette Struthers, 123 Bronze St. Sauveur, 123 William Stuart, NP Theodre Stump, 65 Diane Suchy, 137 Jim Suddath, 51 Jennifer Suddath, NP George Sumadraji, 108 Laura Sullins, 86 Thomas Sutherland, 137 Louis Sutton, 70 Charles Swann, 123 Craig Swartz, 51 Rudy Swofford, 108 Paul Taibi, 51 Thomas E. Talbott, 60 Charolette Tallent, NP Cindy Tarkington, 137 Tammy Tatum, 137 Ernest B. Taylor, 46 Larry Taylor, 108 John Teeling, 108 Susan Terselic, 70 Jerry Thaprom, NP Timothy Theurer, 46 Patty Thomas, 137 Cynthia Thompson, NP David Thompson, NP Mike Thompson, 108 Robert Thompson, 46 Rocky Thompson, 46 Jim Thornton, 51 Lynn Tickner, 123 Michael Todd, 123 Julia Tofilon, 65 Thomas Tofilon, 123 John Tomlinson, 47 Greg Tompkins, 123 Tammy Tompkins, 123 Stuart Torres, 123 Timothy Toth, 137 Patty Toland, 86 Ken Towler, 86 Randy Townsend, NP Urs Trummer, 123 Kozo Tsukada, NP Kantiyok Tukura, 61 Brent Turner, 86 Larry Twitty, 108 Timothy Tyler, 123 Joan Underwood, 60 Ralph Updike, NP Becky Vail, 87 Abby Valdez, 137 Mary Lee Vanderlaan, 60 David Vanderjagt, 51 Gene VanDyke, 87 Mary VanDyke, 123 Gwen VanSyckel, 137 Jacki Vietmeier, 137 Christopher P. Vogel, 47 Rick Volgarino, 51 Christie Waldron, NP Gary Waldren, NP James Walker, NP Kenneth Walker, NP Rick Walker, NP Jody Ward, 137 Mark Warren, 109 Cindy Warrick, 123 Edward Waters, NP Beth Watkins, 70 Diana Watson, NP Ken Watson, 51 Helen Watts, 109 Debbie Weatherford, 123 Doug Wear, 109 Andy Weaver, 87 Beth Weaver, NP Jay Weaver, 65 Michelle Webel, 123 Renee Weeks, 70 Stephen Weiandt, 70 Mark Weippert, 137 Ron Weller, 51 George H. Weels, 87 Steven P. Wentz, 47 Deborah West, 138 Glen Westburg, NP Roberta Whate, 109 Alice White, NP Paul White, 109 Sarah Whitehead, 87 Randy Whitten, 109 John Wick, 138 John Wigington, NP Theresa Wigington, NP Paula Wilder, NP John Williams, NP Michael Williams, 138 Ken Williamson, NP Donald Wilmoth, NP Rockwood Wilmoth, 109 Amy Wilson, 109 Carol Wilson, NP James Wilson, NP Ronnie Wilson, 60 Karen Winchell, NP Friedrich Windish, NP John Winton, 87 William Winton, NP Cynthia Wolfe, NP Scott Wolfe, 88 Greg Wollenhaupt, 109 YinKee Wong, 61 Keith Wood, 109 Garth Wright, NP Lucy Wright, NP Roselyn Wright, 88,109 Richard Wulf, 88 Albert Xaba, 65 Daniel Youle, 109 Bobby Young, 88 Jennifer Young, 65 Stewart A. Young, 61 Ray Youngblood, NP John Yungwirth, NP Susan Zelek, 61 Chonghui Zhong, NP Hartmut Zielske, 88 Christy Zimmerman, 109 Dan Zimmerman, 138 Mark Zimmerman, NP Stephen Zimmerman, 109 Lois Zupke, 109 I Asked I asked God for strength, that I might achieve. I was made weak, that I might learn humbly to obey . . . I asked for health, that I might do greater things. I was given infirmity, that I might do better things. I asked for riches, that I might be happy. I was given poverty, that I might be wise . . . I asked for power, that I might have the praise of men, I was given weakness, that I might feel the need of God . . . I asked for all things, that I might enjoy life, I was given life that I might enjoy all things. I got nothing that I asked for, but everything I had hoped for. Almost despite myself, my unspoken prayers were answered. I am among all men, most richly blessed. Author Unknown AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS