Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1975 volume:

lfrilim ( fVniriTiii ' ,S ' UB ' - ICL| BRARY 1975 y Jl ' SA jB, CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE Portland, Oregon ENSIGN 1975 it if A.D. 33 And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place. And suddenly ... The Church was born. After three years of cultivation, the soil was ready; The body of our Lord had been sown in the earth, and arose, and ascended. With it, came forth much fruit: About three thousand souls were added to the Church that day. And - They continued stedfastly in the apostles ' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers. A miracle was wrought on a lame man. Their leaders were imprisoned, and questioned: By what power, or by what name, have ye done this ? They replied: Be it known unto you all, and to all the people of Israel, that by the name of Jesus Christ ... Their enemies were stunned: Indeed a notable miracle hath been done by them . . . and we cannot deny it . . . let us straitly threaten them ... But they continued: And when they had prayed , the place was shaken . . . and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and they spake the word of God with boldness. And still it continues: At CBC we continue in the tradition of that Name, continuing to preach, teach, listen, and pray in that Name . . . looking to that Day when the one who bears that Name will be revealed in fire . . . To Be Continued. . . .In L ave 9 mm As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: Continue ye in my love. (John 15:9) In Faith, If yecontinue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel , which ye have heard, and which was preached to every crea- ture which is under heaven; whereof I Paul am made a minister. (Colossians 1:23) To Be Continued. . . . . .Ilk Service, To them who by patient continuance in well doing seek for glory and honour and immortality, eternal life. (Romans 2:7) • . . In One Accord Fulfil ye my joy, that ye be I ikeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind. (Philippians 2:2) To Re Continued. • . .And Iik Fellowship. And they continued stedfastly in the apostles ' doc- trine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers. (Acts 2:42) i- «• ' • N-Mkli ■ TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRA TION STANDARD BEARERS CONTEMPORARY TRAINING STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS CAMPUS PULSE SPONSORS In. Dedication JET WITHERSPOON Where -- present meets past: and past meets future — we met. Your face brightened us in the morning; you were always there when we looked to you for the time . . . (He hasn ' t come yet. . .) We remember you for your stateliness, warmth, that fine touch you lended to our lives . . . . . . fine touch of the Master Craftsman. And as well-oiled clockwork, you taught us to set our lives to consistent discipleship. Your unpretentious appearance; your comeliness was evident to all . . . And your restful gaze gave us a feeling of belonging, of being at home. Your hands were always busy, hard at work; by them we understood the pattern for our lives. And the counterweights of the Holy Spirit imparted justice and equity to your life. You said that He would come . . . (He hasn ' t come yet . . .) You look for Him; you occupy ! We heard your words: I ' m not going to retire from the work of the Lord. Twenty-two years oi Faithful Ministry at CBC To Be Continued o • • • In L, ove J As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: Continue ye in my love. (John 15:9) Our devoted leader President John E. Klemin stood at the helm of CBC administrative responsibility. True and continuing success for the Lord is achieved by multiplying one- self in the lives of others. Our Pres- ident and his wife, John and Ruby Klemin, have shown their concern for young people by doing just that. One senior expressed that their lives have encouraged him to keep pressing on for the Lord. A junior told how their real insight into young people influ- enced his decision to come to CBC. A freshman felt encouraged to seek the Lord for a deeper experience. With ministries such as those of Bro- ther and Sister Klemin, CBC will con- tinue to produce high-calibre Chris- tian workers. IDAHO Rev. E. Rohn, Superintendent Rev. Jay Craven, Minister Claude Fields, Layman George Kelley, Layman OREGON Rev. C.H. Yadon, Superintendent Rev. Winfred Toole, Minister Turner Gleason, Layman David Reynolds, Layman WASHINGTON Rev. C. M. Yadon, Chairman Rev. Verneal Crossley, Minister Ted Haynes, Layman Walter Yohann, Layman (Board members listed served during the 1974-75 college year. These board members represented the interests of the Washington, Oregon, and Idaho districts in higher education for Pentecostal youth. The Administrative Board had oversight of CBC ' s spiritual and material resources. Jerry Dillon (Business Manager), John E. Klemin (President), Alio Moehlenpah (Dean-Registrar). Walking hand- in- hand with the Master, The Faculty urged us to continue in the things we have learned. JOHN E. KLEMIN President Instructor Bible Pastoral Theology J ARLO MOEHLENPAH Dean-Registrar Instructor Bible Christian Education ■■■ ' • WJE Sb JERRY DILLON Business Manager Instructor General Curriculum JET WITHERSPOON Instructor Bible General Curriculum RUBY KLEMIN Instructor Women ' s Counsel ing I J General Curriculum DARLINE KANTOLA RODNEY CALDER DANIEL LEWIS Dean of Women Instructor Instructor Music Director Dean of Men Instructor Bible Christian Education Bible General Curriculum Pastoral Theology LOREN YADON Field Representative DONNA KAISER Music Instructor J KRIS DILLON Librarian Academic Secretary Instructor in Typing Music Staii The worked hard to keep our campus in order and our meals on the table. LAURABELLE GLEASON Office Secretary MARILYN CALDER Dietitian Head Cook TRESSA KANTOLA Kitchen Assistant SAM KOTKA , Maintenance To Be Continued. ... In Faith i If ye continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel , which ye have heard, and which was preached to every crea- ture which is under heaven; whereof I Paul am made a minister. (Colossians 1 :23) t a •w . . ♦•::.•. - . . -« ■ • )v C t rj K - 5K s... x aiip Bis N l tf £r . • ,. £% ; 5 i 4 -4 Graduation 1974 The presence of alumni, parents, and friends was a fitting audience for the final event of the school year. Emotions rose as the choir sang songs of worship. Then to honor the graduates, Reverend Darrell Geissler, mis- sionaryto Uruguay and CBC alumnus, deliv- ered the commencement address. He inspired the graduates to face the much stronger chal- lenges that awaited them in the world. Tears fell afterward as the graduates received their diplomas and the special recognitions they had earned. LONNIE BURTON Albuquerque, New Mexico Pastor Benjamin D. Urshan ERNIE DUMARESQ Conquerors Bible College President John E. Klemin RON ENS Marion, Indiana Pastor L. William Schmidt The fourth-year Internship enabled our graduates to continue their education through active dedicated service in God ' s vineyard. KYLE LASSITE R Coquitlam, B. C, Canada Pastor Robert L. Mclntire Ernie Dumaresq was the second CBC student to take advantage of CBC ' s Bible college internship. As an intern he became involved with the procedures and operations that make a Bible college run. He taught Bible Doctrine under the direct supervision of Broth- er Klemin. Then he was assigned to develop and teach a course on Bible Introduction. He also learned how to operate a small business as he and his wife, Karleen, managed the CBC bookstore. His experi- ence broadened during the spring term as he repre- sented CBC to our churches in the Northwest. Ernie, along with all our interns, learned by doing. Candice Kelly, Jerry Dillon (advisor), Dennis Boyd, Mike Endsley. Striving diligently through faith, The Senior Class continued on its journey into new fields of I ife and service. By faith he sojourned in the land of promise, as in a strange country, dwelling in tabernacles with Isaac and Jacob, the heirs with him of the same promise: For he looked for a city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God. (Hebrews 11:9-10) DENNIS BOYD Tacoma, Washington Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new c r ea tur e: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new (II Corinthians 5:17). BRENDA BURGUS Osceola, Iowa Now unto him that is able to do ex- ceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power thatworketh in us, Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus through- out all ages, world with out end (Ephesians 3:20, 21). MIKE ENDSLEY Sterling, Alaska But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have en- tered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him (I Corinthians 2:9). SUSON FENNELL Great Falls, Montana Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer (Psalm 19:14). AUDREY HANLON Hoonah, Alaska The Lord is my rock, and my for- tress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower (Psalm 18:2). EDSON HOLLOW AY Peru, Indiana For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater: So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it (Isaiah .35:10-11). CANDY KELLY Oregon City, Oregon Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy, To the only wise God our Saviour, be gl or y and m a j e s t y , dominion and power, both now and ever, Amen (Jude 24, 25). FRANK MONTGOMERY Sterling, Alaska Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is (I John 3:2). JUDITH SHEW Vanderhoof, British Colombia And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto a 1 1 nations ; a n d then shall the end come. Go ye the r ef or e, andteachall nations, (Matthew 24:14; 28:19a). MICHAEL TUTTLE Rupert, Idaho Nowuntothe King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, be honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen (I Timothy 1:17). IV? : U f . % T b - ■ ' ' . i • K  2m tf 1 v A Py CINDY VOS Twin Falls, Idaho Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning (James 1:17). DICK ERICKSON Salem, Illinois I had fainted, unless I had telieved to seethe goodness of the Lord in the land of the living ' . Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord (Psalm 2 7:13-14). mi 9 -, Stan West, Darline Kantola (advisor), Clayton Brown, Gayla Bibb. Burning brightly , The Junior Class continued to bear aloft the Torch of Truth. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. (Matthew 5:16) GAYLA BIBB Pocatello, Idaho TOMMY BRACKEN Seattle, Washington JANICE BROTT Omaha, Nebraska (Fall Term) CLAYTON BROWN Lima, Peru JAMES BROWN Grand Rapids, Michigan NOLIA BETH CROSSLEY Spokane. Washington (Fall Winter Terms) FILIPPO CIULLA Brussels. Belgium TRICIA DUNCAN Burns, Oregon (Fall Term) WANDA SUE GLESS Lincoln, Nebraska MARK HANSON Billings, Montana IRENE MARIE HERR West Linn, Oregon JANIE HICKMAN Nampa, Idaho RICHARD JACKSON Portland, Oregon (Winter Fall Terms) CARMEN KELLEY Albion, Idaho GWEN KING Portland, Oregon PAUL KING Grants Pass, Oregon MARLA KLEMIN Portland, Orego n NATHAN LaGRONE Lynnwood, Washington (Fall Term) CAROL LAKE Tacoma, Washington KAREN LAMMERS Pocatello, Idaho (Winter Spring Terms) SALLY LANGSTON Toppenish, Washington (Fall Term) SHARON MINOR Oregon City, Oregon (Fall Term) GAYLENE NOVAK Twin Falls, Idaho JEANNIE O ' DANIEL Kennewick, Washington (Fall Term) SANDRA ROBERTS Estacada, Oregon DEBRA ROSS Sterling, Alaska DIANNE THOMPSON Paul, Idaho BECKY WATTS Albany, Oregon (Fall Term) STAN WEST Seattle, Washington - Bp I 1 Ira I I IJ 1 r Keeping watch, The Freshman Class continued vigilant for His conning. Thy watchmen shall lift up the voice; with the voice together shall they sing; for they shall see eye to eye, when the Lord shall bring again Zion. (Isaiah 32:8) Ron Girton, Debbie Kearney, Vaughn Turner, Dan Lewis (advisor) JUDYALDEN ESTHER ATOR BRENDA BEAL MELINDA BELCHER Greensboro, N. Carolina Spokane, Washington Vancouver, Washington Madera, California (Fall Term) JOHN BRIAN Sydney, Australia DON CHRISTENSEN STEVE CRAWFORD DEBRA CROWL Caldwell, Idaho Salinas, California Grants Pass, Oregon ELAINE DAVENPORT Salem, Oregon DIANNE DIVERS Columbus, Ohio (Spring Term) ADA FORDHAM Daytona Beach, Florida (Spring Term) STEVE FOURNIER Kent, Washington RON GIRTON Columbus, Ohio PETER GREEN Hazleton, Pennsylvania (Fall Winter Terms) J.L. GREENWALT Winston, Oregon TYLER HANDLEY Sterling, Alaska (Winter Spring Terms) DEBBIE KEARNEY Drain, Oregon RENEE KEEN Redding, California SHEILA KOENIG Portland, Oregon VICTOR KRAUSCH Nampa, Idaho (Fall Winter Terms) PAM LESLIE Redding, California SHARON LINDSEY Kerman, California (Spring Term) LAURA MARTIN San Jose, California (Spring Term) RUBY MEISNER Scappoose, Oregon (Winter Term) RANDY MOORE Estacada, Oregon CHRISTINE NESS Seattle, Washington BOB OAKS Canby, Oregon STEPHEN O ' DONNELL Manassas, Virginia (Winter Spring Terms) DAN ORR Twin Falls. Idaho DAVE PARRIE Great Falls. Montana SHARON PICKEREL Cheyenne, Wyoming SUSAN RAGAINS Caldwell, Idaho (Winter Fall Terms) NEIL RENNEY Sterling, Alaska NORMAN RENNEY Sterling, Alaska JIM RIFFE MARY ROBINSON Salem, Oregon Madill, Oklahoma (Winter Spring Terms) (Winter Spring Terms) NORMAN RUTZEN DENIECE SARGEANT SHERRY STEVENSON CHERYL STONE Caldwell, Idaho Albany, Oregon Central Point, Oregon Aurora, Illinois VAUGHN TURNER Columbus, Ohio DAVE VANBEEK Pendleton, Oregon DeWAYNE WILLIAMS Weaver, Alabama (Fall Winter Terms) DAVE WILSON Junction City, Oregon (Fall Winter Terms) am ' ; mm To Be Continued. . • ft H H To them who by patient continuance in well doing seek for glory and honour and immortality, eternal life. (Romans 2:7) Christian Service Activities Outreach Columbia Villa, a city housing development about three miles from Conquerors Bible College, heard theTruth this year. Every Monday and Friday afternoon, teams of students and faculty members visited the Villa with tracts and a personal presentation of the Gospel. Those people we contacted during the day were invited to attend an evangelistic service on Monday night. Both Christian Education and Ministerial students got involved as our young preachers ministered the Word, and our education majors taught a children ' s class at the Villa ' s recreation center. When we all get to heaven, what a day of rejoicing that will be. . . Both young and old joined in the joy of the Lord as another rest home service began in song. The radiance of the Holy Spirit shone upon both generations as they testified of His work in their lives. These meetings were sponsored by the Ministerial Student Association at two locations with the purpose of winning the elderly to Christ and involving students in a creative outreach. pC P- i? „rors Bible College Conquerors , ,-tie C . inribard St. 203 Park Services Bes «gll ttve Con ' rtiriit. eat. be turned c - rks and M -—  - k thl , p, « - s.. .: park, _,__-. „ v ,,, jfc$f Street Meetings Excitement gripped us as we stood on the streets of Port- land to sing, pray, worship and testify about our Lord. We saw, felt, and responded to the cry of Portland ' s lost souls. Those prospects who seemed so hardened and defiant were often the ones who broke down in tears of repentance. We found them sitting on park benches, standing on street corners, and even lying on lawns. They came from all walks of life; and we mingled among them with tracts and a personal witness of the truth! And the same time there arose no small stir about that way (Acts 19:23). i I ;: Biinii in iff Summer Involvement INTERNATIONAL YOUTH CORPS Seoul , Korea On August 11, a group of enthusiastic young people gathered at Los Angeles International Airport to board a flight to Seoul, Korea. Among them were five CBC students: Carmen Kelley, Gaylene Novak, Mike Tuttle, Brenda Burgus and Suson Fennell. Their ad- venture, consisting of two weeks of personal evangelism, a prayer re- treat, and street work, brought them in direct contact with Korea ' s souls. Before returning home, the IYC team and the young people of the Korean Pentecostal Church had passed ' out over 200,000 tracts in Seoul. MISSIONARY HELPER Phil ippines During his 1974 summer stay near Manila, Tom Bracken was privileged to work for two experienced mission- aries: Field Supervisor Carl Adams and Gordon Mallory. Tom ' s first ex- posure to the Philippines was in the Navy. Two years after his discharge, he came to Bible college where a de- sire grew within him to return. After the Foreign Missions Division ap- proved his application for missionary helper, he made the personal sacri- fices to finance his own trip. Mis- sionary life became a reality to him as he preached, taught a youth class, ran errands, and even baby-sat. Foreign Missions Con ven tion Ninety-four percent of what Jesus died for is outside the United States. Having presented that fact, Brother Don Fisher of the Overseas Ministries Department proceeded to tell us about the qual- ifications and procedures for mis- sionary appointment. With him were European field Superinten- dent Hulon Myre, and Wynn Drost, outgoing missionary to El Salva- dor. Their first-hand accounts challenged us to prepare ourselves NOW for the tasks that surely must lie ahead. Guest Speakers John Bussel I Stanley Chambers Mark Wachstetter Robert Sparks Alan L. Demos Family Rev. Mrs. Claude Thompson Edmund Dyess Marvin Simmons Tom Terri O ' Daniel Melvin Springfield Ralph Donna Holland Daryl Rash John Brian Marcel Robin George Craft Larry Blake Edwin Judd James Dotson CI inton Brown Jay Rose Craven Albert Dillon Darrell Geissler Fami ly Uruguay George Craft Family Holland PARTNERS IN MISSIONS CBC gave $25 support per month to each PIM through Faith-Promise giving! Jerry Richardson Family Madagascar (Not Pictured) H.D. Yadon Family Argentina Local Churches PfPIHj v ? I p ■ V . ' M . ' B: ' Evangel United Pentecostal Church Pastor James Dillon First United Pentecostal Church Pastor Winfred Toole F: : J1A Oregon City - United Pentecostal Church Pastor Gary Gleason St. Johns United Pentecostal Church Pastor David Dugas Neighborhood United Pentecostal Church Pastor George Sponsler Vancouver - United Pentecostal Church Pastor CM. Yadon The eight UPC assemblies in the Portland metropolitan area pro- vided us with church homes. At each church we had the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills we gained in the classroom. Some of us became involved with door- knocking, rest home services, and bus routes. Others taught Sunday school, sang, preached, or testi- fied. This involvement, alongwith the fellowship of saints, enriched our Bible college year. V Student Involvement Hi ML ame s Rissian Ch tire ties Pastor James Darrell Hillsboro Pastor Clyde Barlow St. Helens To Be Continued. • • H N o Q H .In One Accord Fulfil ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind. (Philippians 2:2) Edson Hollo-way (President) The Student Body Oiiicers encouraged our involvement in personal outreach and prayer ministry. Brenda Burgus (Secretary-Treasurer) f First Row: Gayla Bibb, ArloMoehlenpah (advisor), EdsonHolloway, Brenda Burgus, Vaughn Turner. Second Row: Clayton Brown, Stan West, Candy Kelly, Mike Endsley, Michael Tuttle, Dennis Boyd, Debbie Kearney, Ron Girton. The Student Council concluded the business affairs of the 1974-75 student body. Reminding us of His imminency, the CBC Chair proclaimed that Jesus Is Coming . In keeping with the tenor of this year, the presentations by both the CBC Choir and Choralaires were evangelistic. Each group used a completely different type of music; however, the outreach was the same. The Choralaires, CBC ' s travelling Choir, presented the gospel in song and testimony, climaxing their services with the call to Rise and Be Saved in the Name of Jesus. Their ministry proved to be a blessing as they toured through Idaho during the spring break. As a result of these services, a number were baptized in Jesus ' Name and some received the Holy Ghost. They also ministered in the churches in and around Portland, and enjoyed the blessing of God in the services. The CBC Choir experienced a first in the history of the school. They presented John W. Peterson ' s musical, Jesus is Coming, accompanied by a professionally-recorded sound-track. It was a thrilling- musical happening for the choir, and the musical was received very well by the six churches in which it was presented. Kneeling: Norm Rutzen, Mike Tuttle. Standing: Sandra Roberts, Clayton Brown, Suson Fennell, Candy Kelly, Vaughn Turner, Mary Robinson, Elaine Davenport, Rodney Calder (director), Sue Gless, Gayla Bibb. The Choralaires a call to evangelism in churches throughout the Northwest. Jet Witherspoon (advisor), Vaughn Turner, Dennis Boyd, Stan West, Debbie Ross, Bob Oaks. The Chapel Committee sought to expose us to life-changing experiences with God. The Social Committee provided us with many meaningful social activities. f t- . Am-- ■■$ • ' Kneeling: Norman Rutzen, David Van Beek. Second Row: Candy Kelly, Cindy Vos, Audrey Hanlon, Peggy Lewis (advisor), Sheila Koenig. Back Row: Carmen Kelley. Seated: GaylaBibb, Janie Hickman. Second Row: Paul King, Irene Herr, Judith Shew, Carol Lake, Arlo Moehlenpah (advisor). Back Row: J.L. Greenwalt, James Brown. The Home Missions-Harvestime Committee exposed us to the domestic and radio-missionary efforts of the United Pentecostal Church. Through the invitation of special speakers, the Foreign Missions Committee brought us to the doorsteps of overseas missions. Dai ' line Kantola, (advisor), Sandra Roberts, Tom Bracken Maria Klemin, Peter Green, Ron Girton. Ministerial Major ] ok(muu Front Row: Paul King, JohnKlemin (advisor), Clayton Brown, Michael Tuttle, Tom Bracken, Sandra Roberts, David Parrie, Philip Ciulla, Steve Crawford, Edson Holloway, Vaughn Turner, Ron Girton, James Riffe, Gayla Bibb, Stan West. Second Row: Bob Oaks, Frank Montgomery, John Brian, David Van Beek.J.L. Greenwalt, Norman Rutzen. Back Row: Randy Moore, Steve Fournier, Tyler Hanley. Michael Tuttle (president), Paul King (vice president), Clayton Brown (secretary- treasurer) The Ministerial Sttxdeti t Associa tion exposed potential evangelists and pastors to the challenge of the pulpit and harvest fields. The Ministerial Student Association brought together those of us who felt a burden for the ministry of the Word. Special speakers challenged us to a deeper and closer walk with God. We were taught that this is a must for an effective ministry. On several occasions, we were invited to preach and to teach at churches in the Northwest. This, we feel, was an invaluable contribution to us, as students, who feel a burden for the work of God. Christian Education Major The Student Christian Education Association was formed to meet the needs of potential teachers and lay workers. Seated: SueGless, DebraRoss, Carmen Kelley, Cindy Vos. Second Row: James Brown, Dennis Boyd, Debbie Kearney, Brenda Burgus, Irene Herr, Janie Hickman, Maria Klemin, Carol Lake, Gaylene Novak, Darline Kantola (advisor). Back Row: Audrey Hanlon, Judith Shew, Karen Lammers, Candice Kelly. m vW.f Sue Gless (president), Debbie Ross (vice president), Carmen Kelley (secretary-treasurer) The Student Christian Education Association was formed to complement the Ministerial Studen Association through active promotion of the ministry of Christian Education. SCEA meetings featured demonstrations of story-telling, chalk-talk, use of music, and dramatic use of the flannelgraph. Members were also exposed to the deaf ministry and encouraged to develop their talents for the spreading of the Gospel. Throughout the year, SCEA members taught a Children ' s Hour to complement the weekly service at Columbia Villa and assisted with teaching seminars at Aberdeen, Washington, and Oregon City, Oregon. Members of the Ensign Staff produced this yearbook in honor of our beloved instructor, Sister Jet Witherspoon. Co-Editors — Brenda Burgus, Michael Tuttle. Advisors — Darline Kantola, Jerry Dillon. Copy — James Brown, Candy Kelly, Carmen Kelley, Mark Hanson P t -■ I Promotion: Carmen Kelley, John Brian, Chris Ness, Audrey Hanlon, Norman Rutzen, Cindy Vos. Headings — Irene Herr, Judy Alden, Debra Ross. Typists — Janie Hickman, Debbie Ross, Debbie Crow] Gaylene Novak, Audrey Hanlon. Seated: Gayla Bibb. Sales Recorder--Marla Klemin Layout Editor: Cindy Vos. Photography — Mark Hansen, John Brian, Norm Rutzen, Tom Bracken, Clayton Brown, Michael Tuttle. Dark Room — Debra Crowl John Brian, Norman Rutzen Brenda Burgus. Business and Church Ads — Audrey Hanlon, Suson Fennell, John Brian, Michael Tuttle. CBC Helpmates provided inspiration, insight, and fellowship for the wives of CBC students. Ruby Klemin Advisor Marcia Kotka Laurabelle Gleason Jolene Holloway Linda Hill Ramona Montgomery Wanda Boyd Marilynn Endsley Dorothy Oaks To Be Continued • . ui Vi Hi ft Vi S ft u  « O n In Fellowskip And they continued stedfastly in the apostles ' doc- trine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers. (Acts 2:42) Get- Acquainted Social On Monday evening, September 16, we gath- ered in the dining hall for a time of fun, fellow- ship, and introductions. The evening pro- gressed rapidly with humorous skits, ice- breakers, and musical talent. After intro- ducing the faculty, our college president, John Klemin, gave a short message entitled Chal- lenged by Changes. He expressed his feeling that this would be a year of changes both for himself and for us. He challenged us to accept those changes and to let God do something special for our lives. In the closing prayer we dedicated ourselves to doing the will of the Lord. Pp Ensign Pram o tian ) Skits Thos e jokes about CBC ' s good ' ole leaky roof will come to a halt when the re-roofing job is completed this summer. The profits from this year ' s Ensign drive bought the rolled min- eral-surface roofing needed for a few hard-working students and staff mem- bers to finish the task. May CBC have many drip-free years ! t Talent Night On October 26, we assembled in Vancou- ver, Washington, for an evening of fun and inspiration. With the theme, God Bless America, we portrayed our homeland with humorous skits and songs. After a brief intermission and refreshments, the talent resumed on a note of praise and worship. Our president, Brother Klemin, concluded with the thought that variety is what makes it possible for us to accomplish our var- ious tasks for God. JF Fall BarngtMet He paid the cost. . . You tell the lost Sacrifice was the keynote of that simple, yet festive event we remember as our Fall Banquet. Our speaker, Regional Field Supervisor Edwin E. Judd, was introduced as a former teacher and past presi- dent of CBC. He spoke briefly of his own work in Latin America, and then turned our eyes to the ten thousand souls born just that hour who also needed our attention. We returned home with a greater sense of responsibility for the lost world around us. Spiritual Emphasis Fall Winter Something thrilling awaited us during spiritual emphasis week when we focused our attention on Jesus and allowed Him to reward us. From the very first evening our souls were re- freshed with heaven ' s rain. A spirit of unit} ' prevailed as Brother John Russell of Billings, Montana, preached the Word. His message ( To Be Continued. . . ) from Acts 2:42 set a keynote for the year. Winter spiritual emphasis was a time to pray, consecrate and renew our faith. In chapel Sister Klemin taught on faith, fellowship, faithfulness, and fruitfulness for God. She also spoke on the New Birth and God ' s unique care for us. Our intern, Ernie Dumaresq, and our student body president, Ed Holloway, ministered in the evening. Their messages touched on the basics of our Christian walk and faith in the Name Jesus. Chair Activities Practice At the Space Needle (Seattle, Wa.) Before a concert Fund-raising Mexican Dinner At a meal in Seattle Campus Work Day Rakes, brooms, shovels, win- dows, hedges, treats! Treats? Sure. After a morning of enthusi- astic activity from seven-thirty until ten a. m. , we were more than ready for a break of hot cocoa and treats. By noon, we were finished. We had shined up the premises. The cooperating hands of both stu- dents and faculty had accomplished a mammoth task in a few short hours. Freshman Night THE RETRIAL OF JESUS CHRIST Hours of work and practice made this year ' s production a memorable success. The drama opened with Jesus ' trial before the Sanhedrin and the Roman government and concluded with a modern courtroom scene. The audience played a most important role as THE JURY. In their hands rested the decision to crucify Jesus Christ afresh or invite Him to dwell in their hearts. 1 1 | J: 1 Winter Retreat A car caravan transported CBC to the Oregon Coast on February 16- 17 for a two-day outing at Camp McGruder. Late Sunday afternoon we played games and fellow- shipped. The evening closed with a spontaneous worship service a- round the rustic fireplace. After a hearty Monday breakfast we built sand-castles, hunted buried trea- sure, and explored the beach. At dinner-time we feasted on roasted pig and returned home refreshed, ready to get on with our studies. Visitors - Division of Education Eight United Pentecostal Bible Colleges were repre- sented here as their presidents met with the UPC Division of Education to discuss issues relevant to our Bible College programs. a S o SI Faith supplied the need as CBC students sought... and found jobs of all kinds to finance their education at CBC. Junior - Senior Banquet A spirit of love pervaded the atmosphere of the Ju- nior-Senior Banquet held at Scouter ' s Mountain Inn in full view of snow-capped Mount Hood. Juniors surprised the seniors by revealing that a chapel had been built in the Philippine Islands in honor of the Senior Class with funds raised by the juniors. Rev- erend Ralph Holland, missionary to Costa Rica, spoke from John 20:21- As my Father hath sent me, even so send I you. Each senior was challenged to respond to that message as he came forward to be prayed for by our president, Brother John Klemin. . 4ft t 4f . . i! ■r Many late-night hours went into the preparation of an All School Drama depicting the Revival of the Name. ia v CBC Bookstore An outstanding feature on campus was the CBC Bookstore. Its proprietors, Ernie and KarleenDumaresq, stocked it with the finest of glucose and literary treats. A favorite haunt of the philologist, bibliophile and vis- iting preacher , it was also the place to find a favorite candy bar. (We hope no one missed it; but in case you did, we look forward to your visit next year. ) Married Students Dennis Wanda Boyd Family S3 Mike Marilynn Endsley Ed Jolene Holloway Family Frank Mona Montgomery Larry Linda Hill Family Bob Dorothy Oaks Family Bihle-hased Academics mkim w M t ,%}. «4 , I i . -.. , ■■:■■,- ' _ ■ But CONTINUE thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast heen assured o , knowing of whom thou hast learned them. „ _ , _ Timothy 3:14 TO BE CONTINUED UNTIL JESUS COMES. pfiRTfURi in CDUCATIO ... a projiram designed to assure the continuance of quality Bible-centered Christian education at Conquerors Bible College. needed because aclmin- i MEN. Vhy should I become involved in f |£ Because the leaching ministry is biblical, and as a ministry, it is entitled to the support of the people. Because the teaching ministry of Conquerors Bible College is pro- fcfc viding the personnel to fill the need for home and foreign - ; aries, pastors, teachers, evangelists, Christian educators istrators, etc. , in our fellowship. God is vitally interested I 3 . I.E. supports men. In the past the college has been able to operate almost 100 ' , ' ; on « student fees. Inflation has elevated the cost of education above the financial ability of our young people. They need help. M Our young people are our best resource for reaching the lost. When ' ' W we invest in our Pentceostalyouth, wewillreap tremendous benefits. The condition of our public school systems demand that we pay the to see that our young people are filled with the Word of God,. • Conque Bible College is dedicated to that end. GET A PIECE OF THE P|£! FISCAL YEAH PROJ ECTED EXPENSE $158,0 00 PROJECTED INCOME YES! I will become a PARTNER IN EDUCATION vith Conquerors Bible College byagreeingto give, as long as God provides, the amount circled: Each $100.00 $ 75. 00 S 50. 00 $ 40.00 Week Month $10 $30 00 00 $25 00 $ 5 00 $20 00 $15 00 MAILING ADDRESS . CITY _STATE. Please make check or money order payable to: Conquerors Bible College, PIE 10838 N. Lombard Portland, Oregon 97203 NOTE: A wall certificate will be given to each perse, to the PIE program. vho subscribes Color Pictures Courtesy of State of Idaho Department of Tourism r N CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS AND STUDENTS OF CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE —OUR BIBLE SCHOOLS LEAD THE WAY— UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH International ■ Q WORLD EVANGELISM CENTER HAZELWOOD. MISSOURI V THE OFFICIAL FAMILY AT THE WORLD EVANGELISM CENTER AND EMPLOYEES OF THE PENTECOSTAL PUBLISHING HOUSE EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR BIBLE COLLEGES. THEY ARE ENCOURAGED AND ADMONISHED TO. . . . . .EARNESTLY CONTEND FOR THE FAITH ONCE DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS (JUDE 3). _ COMPLIMENTS OF OREGOM DISTRICT UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WINFRED TOOLE Superintendent DALE WALKER Secretary PRESBYTERS GEORGE SPONSLER, Section One ALBERT DILLON, Section Two DALE WALKER, Section Three JOSEPH DINWIDDIE, Section Four TITUS DUNCAN, Section Five OREGON CHURCHES Albany Hi 1 Isboro Portland, First UPC Bend Grants Pass Portland, Neighborhood Burns Klamath Falls Portland, St. Johns Corvall is Medford Roseburg Cottage Grove Myrtle Creek St. Helens Drain North Bend Salem, UPC Estacada Oregon City Salem, East-Side UPC Eugene Pendleton Springfield Glendale Portland, Evangel The Dal les Winston OREGON - WHERE PIONEER EVANGELISM MEETS A TREMENDOUS CHALLENGE Congratulations from WitiHIWGTOl United Pentecostal Church Presbyters Section 1 - Howard West Section 2 - Ronald Joseph Section 3 - Verneal Crossley Section 4 - Elwin Yadon Superintendent The Evergreen State District Officers C. M. Yadon Home Missions Director Conquerors President Conquerors Secretary-Treasurer Sunday School Director Sunday School Secretary-Treasurer Ladies Auxiliary President Ladies Auxiliary Secretary-Treasurer Paul Seagrave: John Hardt John Gregory Daniel Leslie Donald Self Tiny Crossley Maxine Allen COME HELP US REACH THE MASSES OF NEEDY SOULS Norman Rutzen DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Norman Dillon DISTRICT SECRETARY i n ' -isror Pn sieleni - DsvJ-d=Bfotl There is a place for YOU. . .in IDAHO r WE INVITE THE GRADUATES OF CBC TO COME TO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT of the United Pentecostal Church DISTRICT OFFICES: Box 3192, Casper, Wyoming 82601 S. D. Galloway, SUPERINTENDENT H. H. Hammond, SECRETARY-TREASURER J. M. Russell, PRESBYTER Elton Sermon, PRESBYTER Harold Davies, PRESBYTER HOME MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT Elton Sermon, Director Ben Brychta, Secretary I SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Dan Gill, Director Wendell Owens, Secretary I PENTECOSTAL CONQUERORS DEPARTMENT Monte Hawk, President Gary Reed, Secretary UTAH HARVESTIME PROMOTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE Larry Evans MONTANA WYOMING LADIES AUXILIARY DEPARTMENT Beverly Davies, President Joyce Gill, Secretary FOREIGN MISSIONS PROMOTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE James L. Creel ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS Ben Brvchta, Editor _ WASHINGTON DISTRICT Home Missions Department OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED IN UNCHURCHED CITIES N 0 Jt Mt. Vernon Pul man JjMercer Island Clarkston r Ellensburg ft Kenf_ Enumclaw ' Camas ' Target Cities THE NORTHWEST S MOST POPULOUS MISSION FIELD Paul Seagraves HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR THE HOME MISSONS DEPARTMENT of the IDAHO DISTRICT CONGRATULATES: Conquerors Bible College and the class of 1975 MACK YATES DIRECTOR, HOME MISSIONS THE HOME MISSIONS DIVISION of the OREGON DISTRICT CONGRATULATES CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE AND THE CLASS OF 1975 MAY YOU RISE TO MEET THE CHALLENGE OF THE 70 ' s Come over into MACE DON I A and HELP US ! HARVESTIME OPPORTUNITIES Say not ye, There are yet four months, and then cometh harvest ... THE PATHWAY TO WORLD EVANGELISM LIES AT THE DOOR OF HOME MISSIONS OREGON OFFERS THE GRADUATES A PLACE OF SERVICE A. L. Dillon Director, Home Missions Phone 363-0828 Rev. J. D. Darrell Secretary - Treasurer ' OF THE , OREGON DISTRICT CONGRATULATE conquerors bible college AND THE CLASS OF 1975 wmlr SECTIONAL DIRECTORS: Section 1 - Gary Gleason Section 2 - Randy Harrison Section 3 - David Knight Section 4 - Bruce Meadows Section 5 - Gale Scott FOR MV Oregon Pentecostal Conquerors sponsor scholarships for CBC students. 1 974 Recipients: Deborah Kearney and Randy Moore STEPHEN YADON PRESIDENT STEPHEN JUDD SECRETARY r Idaho Youth Ministries District of Idaho United Pentecostal Church CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 -sae ? SECTIONAL LEADERS Section 1 -- Dave Langston Section 2 -- BjornDahlin Section 3 -- John Crawford PRESIDENT David W. Brott SECRETARY Dave Langston THE YOUTH BOARD IS MADE UP OF GRADUATES AND FORMER STUDENTS OF CBC ! PENTECOSTAL CONQUERORS r United Pentecostal Church Washington District Penteco§tal Cont|iieror§ mymMationb to the class of 1975 SECTIONAL LEADERS Section 1 - Steve Allen Section 2 - Melvin Wagner, Jr. Section 3 - David McBroom Section 4 - Jim Hopkins President JOHN W. HARDT Secretary JOHN T. GREGORY k Washington District LADIES AUXILIARY United Pentecostal Church ■ Time: Mothers Memorial Theme 1975 Know The Time Knowing the time, that NOW it is high time to awake out of sleep, for NOW is our salvation nearer than when we believed (Romans 13:11). SECTIONAL PRESIDENTS 1 - Sis. Noreen Haynes 2 - Sis. Rosalie Nicholson 3 - Sis. Dorothy Hurst 4 - Sis. Norma Werner President: Rev. Tiny Crossley Spokane, Washington Secretary: Rev. MaxineAilen Lynnwood, Washington J Oregon District Ladies Auxiliary N 1975 THEME: KNOW THE TIME SECTION I President - Ruby Sargent Secretary - Fredna Roberts SECTION II President - Sister Davis Secretary - Joan Dillon SECTION in President - Beulah Gibbens Secretary - Linda Greenwalt SECTION IV President - Mary Meadows Secretary - Barbara Pearson SECTION V President - Jewel Dillon Secretary - Sister Walters Time to Pray (Key Scripture) High time to awake out of sleep Romans 13:11 Time to Work (Key Scripture) Knowing the time that NOW. . . Romans 13:11 Time to Reap (Key Scripture) Our salvation is nearer than when we (first) believed. Romans 13:11 MARY DENNY, President LINDA GLEASON. Secretary [Idaho District Ladies Auxiliary Time to pray NOW Time to work . . . NOW Time to reap . . . NOW High time to awake out of sleep Romans 13:11 Knowing the time that NOW. . . Romans 13:11 Our salvation is nearer than when we (first) believed. Romans 13:11 PRESIDENT: Lorena Mae Herron SECRETARY: Velma Shackleford NATION AL PROJECT : Mother ' s Memorial DISTRICT PROJECT: Bethel Park Camp Booth IDAHO DISTRICT Buses are going Churches are growing Gary Kantola DIR ECTOR Steve Long SECRETARY J SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT of the Oregon District ■ Study to show thyself approved unto God - • Train up a child in the way he should go - - Go ye therefore and teach all nations - - TO FULFILL A COMMISSION - SECTIONAL DIRECTORS Section 1 - J. D. Borders Section 2 - Carl Davis Section 3 - Andy Van Allen Section 4 - James Warford Section 5 - Victor Gard Director Secretary DAVID JOHNSON BRUCE MEADOWS REACHING SOULS FOR JESUS CHRIST THROUGH THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ( CONGRATULATIONS CBC from . . . SECTION THREE WASHINGTON DISTRICT UHITED PEHTECOSTAL CHURCH KENNEWICK PRESBYTER Verneal Crossley MOSESLAKE SECRETARY James Langston RICHLAND YOUTH DIRECTOR David McBroom SPOKANE S.S. DIRECTOR Roger Yadon TOPPENISH LADIES AUXILIARY Dorothy Hurst WALLA WALLA YAKIMA B.J. Hurst Edward Helms Leo O 1 Daniel Verneal Crossley Roger Yadon Ray Nokes Daniel Leslie 60,000 Square Miles — 1,000,000 People SEVEN UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES East Side of the Mountains - A Challenge for Outreach Sunday School Department WASHINGTON DISTRICT ] Washington Sunday Schools are growing Sectional Directors: Ron Seagraves Perry Hanehey Roger Yadon Verle Olmsted The •ACTION Department of PRQGRESSIVi Churches D. R. LESLIE Director D.R. 8ELF Secretary CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1975 from SECTION ONE of the Oregon District Sectional Officers: PRESBYTER George Sponsler SECRETARY Clye Barlow YOUTH DIRECTOR Gary Gleason SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR J. D. Borders HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR David Dugas FOREIGN MISSIONS DIRECTOR C. E. Roberts LADIES AUXILIARY DIRECTOR Ruby Sargent LADIES AUXILIARY SECRETARY Fredna Roberts We need churches in: ASTORIA SEASIDE TILLAMOOK NEWBERG MCMINNVILLE WILSONVILLE MOLLALLA LET US GO INTO THE NEXT TOWNS, THAT I MAY PREACH THERE ALSO: FOR THEREFORE CAME I FORTH (Mark 1:38). . f BEST WISHES FROM SECTION FOUR Oregon District Four Great Churches And Room For More ■ GLENDALE ATH FALLS GRANTS PASS _ _ . ' - Z, ■ ' ■ ' ■ . Z Serving a 200,000 plfrs Population Tu e Lak BonanzaX Merrill OFFICERS: Joseph Dinwiddie Bruce Meadows Joseph DeAscentis Mary Meadows Sheryl Yadon Sectional Presbyter Sec. -Treasurer P.C. Pres. Home Foreign Mission Director Ladies Auxiliary President Ladies Auxiliary Sec. -Treasurer ' Ad paid for by Ladies Auxiliary of Section Four United Pentecostal Chureh OREGON DISTRICT SECTION FIVE Burns FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Tyler Imperial Titus Duncan, Pastor Phone 573-6400 Sunday School 10:00 A M. Sunday Worship 11:30 A M. Sunday Night 7:30 P M. Tuesday Youth Service 7:00 P M. Thursday Bible Study 7:30 P M. Pendleton UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHRUCH 395 N. W. 21st Street 97801 Russell Walters, Pastor Phone 276-6588 Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Worship 11:00 A. M. Sunday Night 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Bend TRUE GOSPEL, UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 213 Lafayette Ave. Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M. Sunday Night 7:00 P.M. Tuesday Night 7:00 P.M. Thursday Night 7:00 P.M. J r Compliments of SECTION TWO of the OREGON DISTRICT UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ' COME OVER INTO ' SECTION TWO ' AND HELP US! OFFICERS PRESBYTER SECRETARY-TREASURER HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR YOUTH LEADER FOREIGN MISSIONS DIRECTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR LADIES AUXILIARY PRESIDENT LADIES AUXILIARY SECRETARY-TREASURER CHURCHE8 ALBANY, OREGON CORVALLIS, OREGON COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON EUGENE, OREGON SALEM, OREGON (Lewis Street) SALEM, OREGON (East Side) SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Albert L. Dillon Samuel Hardt C. F. Davis Randy Harrison Richard Griffiths C. F. Davis Mrs. C. F. Davis Karen Dillon M.D. Johnson Richard Griffiths C.F. Davis Ray Swarringim Albert Dillon G. M. Eads Roy Lawrence LABOURERS ARE NEEDED IN SECTION TWO. IF INTERESTED, WRITE: Presbyter Albert L. Dillon, 1165 Lewis Street, S. E , Salem, Oregon r Congratulations To The Class Of ' 75 United Pentecostal Ch urc 12th and Washington CASPER, WYOMING 82601 Phone (307) 265-8223 Pastor James L. Creel First United Pentecostal Church of Laurel THE CHURCH THAT PREACHES WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES Monte M. Hawk, Pastor Dan Langston, Youth President Nancy Baker, Secretary (CBC Graduate) 301 Durland Laurel, Montana Services: SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic Service 7:00 P.M. TUESDAY Youth Service THURSDAY Bible Study 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. Sunday School Supt. Alvin Baker - (CBC Graduate) Sunday School Sec. Elenor McFate Bus Ministry - Capt. Donna Lowerg Sec. Teresa Pomerinke Driver Gary Pomerinke GOD ' S BEST FOR THE CLASS OF ' 75 J Benjamin D. Urshan, Pastor 344-9175 Bethel United Pentecostal 4001 - 12th Street X. W. Ch tire. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 87107 (The Cross Road of America) Services: Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic 7:00 p.m. Tuesday Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Friday Young People 7:30 p.m. Coir Sunday School is for everybody: Fathers, Mothers, Boys Girls APOSTOLIC FAITH TABERNACLE West 52nd and Vallejo Denver, Colorado Rev. W.M. Parker, Pastor Phone 466-8425 . A SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED OF THE SOUL ' FIBjST pe[tlT€|COjST3IJ anon, oyndiana 1116 S. Pennsylvania Street ' The church that preaches w hat the Bible teaches PASTOR Rev. Mrs. L. Wm. Schmidt Billy Ruth CBC INTERN Ron, Cindy, Anthony Ens United Pentecostal Church E. 1803 DESMET Spokane Washington CONGRATULATIONS CBC 1975 Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P.M. and Prayer Thursday Pentecostal 7:00 P.M. Conquerors Ladies Auxilary Second Monday each month Saturday Bus Ministry PASTORS Rev. Mrs. Verneal Crossley Pastor ' s Residence: 838-1613 W. 1613 11th Avenue Church Telephone: 624-8771 Welcome Everyone r United. Pentecostal 602 E First Ckwrck A berdee i 9 Washington Pastor Melvin R. Wagner 614 E. First PHONE 533-6614 Revival of the Name JESUS Preaching A Living Christ To A Dying Wor o -UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH- MONTESANO, WASHINGTON Pastor: Melvin Wagner EVERYBODY WELCOME V SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. Tuesday Prayer Bible Study 7:30 P.M. r UNITED PENTECOSTAL McCLEAMir, WASHINGTON CHURCH EIGHTH STREET P.O. BOX 5 PASTOR REV. and MRS. JOHN GREGORY SERVICE SCHEDULE: Sunday: Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Evangelistic 7:00 P.M. Wednesday: Evangelistic Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Thursday: Youth Service 7:30 P.M. ' The church that preaches what the Bible teaches and teaches what the Bible preaches. r N GOD ' S BEST TO THE STAFF STUDENTS OF CBC United Pentecostal Church 2642 South 138th Street 98168 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON REV. PAUL C. SEAGRAVES- 243-5870 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON 1110 E. 33rd Street 694-6677 PASTOR: C. M. YADON WE SUPPORT, AND IN TURN APPRECIATE THE SUPPORT OF OUR CBC STUDENTS United Pentecostal Church 108 NORTHWEST 83RD STREET Seattle! Washington Pastor Mrs. H.O. West Church Phone - SU4-7537 Pastor ' s residence: 102 N. W. 82 Seattle, WA 98117 SERVICES Sunday . Friday . Sunday School Adult Bible Class Morning Worship. . Prayer Evening Service . . Wednesday. . Bible Study Prayer Youth i 7:30 p. m 9:45 a. m. 11:00 a.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. ' WHERE THE WORD OF GOD IS NOT BOUND ' f UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Bellingham, Washington TEXAS DEAN STREETS Apostolic Jesus Name Church WWS College 6,000 COME HELP US GROW PASTOR A GREAT CITY TO EXPAND THE WORK OF GOD DAVID D. GRAVES, CBC Grad 207 Texas Bellingham, WA 98225 Phone 676-0233 EVERETT UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 24th and Summit Avenue Bus Director: Carlton Fennell Outreach Director: Paul Stephens Sunday School Superintendent: John Hodges Prison Ministry Director: Barney Dixon A GROWING CHURCH FOR A LOST GENERATION Pastor Doyle Wilson Family Everett, Washington loum Pastor Jim Crumpacker and Family J r ' — A SALUTE TO C B C . . . WE APPRECIATE OUR BIBLE SCHOOL ' Fesus Name United Pentecostal Church Morton , Washington ...HIS NAME SHALL BE CALLED, WONDERFUL, COUNSELLOR, THE MIGHTY GOD, EVERLASTING FATHER, THE PRINCE OF PEACE Don Self, Pastor SECRETARY TREASURER Kate Reed SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT L. Coleman MISSIONS SECRETARY Shirley Starr CHURCH BOARD K. Peters A. Starr P. Starr THIS CHURCH RECOMMENDS CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE TO ITS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES V r - the united Pentecostal church PttyalliMp, Washing ton 1818 South Meridian 845-5976 848-577 Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 from our staff and entire Church Family GENE A. ZIEMKE Pastor JAMES E. HOPKINS Youth Pastor ED WIENS Public Relations DAVID LEONARD Minister of Music PHIL TOLSTAD Minister of Education (An entire staff of CBC Graduates) A Going Church, Radio Ministry Bible College Classes Youth Ministry Sunday School Bus Ministry Extension Ministry Street Evangelism Sounds of Pentecost Music Program Reach Out Publications .For A Coming Christ J r Congratulations from Catvaru lentecottal Vavernacle (UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH) 2187 Austin Avenue Coquitlam, B.C. V3K 3R9 (Vancouver) ROBERT L. McINTIRE, Pastor Telephone: 936-0513 We appreciate our Bible colleges and sincerely trust that you seniors will find God ' s perfect will for your lives. Let it be more than just words ; put it into practice and God ' s blessing will flow into your lives. If you are ever visiting or decide to relocate in Beautiful B. C. , here is your personal invitation to worship with us at our address listed above: PASTOR R. L. McINTIRE ' A CORDIAL INVITATION TO OUR SERVICES ' SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic 7:00 P.M. Harvestime (Radio KARI) 2:30 P.M. TUESDAY Midweek Service 8:00 P.M. ' THE CHURCH THAT PREACHES WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES k r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 United Pentecostal Church 8th HEWITT Bremerton, Washington SERVICES: SUNDAY Sunday School Morning Worship Evangelistic Service WEDNESDAY Youth Service Bible Study 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Ronald C. Joseph, Pastor Preaching the Bible standard of full salvation. ACTS 2:38 Congratulations to the Class of ' 7.: from Friends at Cedar Mountain Chapel 19030 S.E. 168th Renton, Washington With the Living Word for a Dying World PASTOR JOHN HARDT Phone 255-4659 TACOMA UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 3201 South 43rd Street TACOMA, WASHINGTON SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY CHURCH BOARD Homer Garland Steve Beeson Norman Clough Albert Zielke Secretary Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic 7:00 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Youth Service 7:30 p.m. ADVISORY BOARD R. Werner DeWain Hodge PASTOR: Frank R. LaCrosse ASSISTANT PASTOR: Arland Genn PHONE - 474-6114 Norman Clough S. S. SUPERINTENDENT Dallas Hanner BUS CAPTAIN Hilda LaCrosse ORGANIST Joann Hanner PIANIST TOPPENISH United Pentecostal Church 101 SOUTH E STREET Toppenish, Washington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 PASTOR ROGER YADON CBC BOARD MEMBER: Walter Yohann Phone: 865-5050 FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 5501 212 th St. SW Lynnwood, Washington Pastor Orval R. Allen Phone 486-8249 Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 United Pentecostal Church LOCKE E ROAD Glen dale, Oregon Rev. Steve Yadon, Pastor . Phone 832-2757 Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 United Pentecostal Church 4333 Ocean Beach Hwy. Longview, Washington PASTOR E. W. YADON Phone 636-0580 ' Lifting up a living Christ to dying men FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ST. HELENS, OREGON Pastor Clyde Barlow 397-0372 ' 72 CBC Grad ' Assistant Pastor B. E. Williams 397-3057 ' 73 CBC Grad ' FOUR CORNERS - 104 N. Vernonia Rd. SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday: Sunday School 10:00 a m Worship 11:00 a m Evening Service 7:00 p m Tuesday: Family Night 7:00 p m Thursday: Bible Study 7:00 p m CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 United Penteco§fal Church Salem, Oregon 1175 Lewis st. s.e. Pastor Mrs. Albert Dillon Church Board: Sunday School Supt: Ladies Auxiliary Pres: Youth Director: Choir Director: Bob Moore Jonathan McCune Steve Hunt Karen Dillon Ken Richins Viola Wilson ' A GROWING CHURCH IN A GROWING CITY ' THE CHURCH WHICH IS MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF THE ' 70 ' s... EVANGEL UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Centrally located at 1552 N. Ki 1 1 ingsworth and Interstate Ave. Portland, Oregon lpENTEC TALJ PASTOR JAMES DILLON PHONE 283-4277 SERVICE SCHEDULE: Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evening Service 7 00 p m Tuesday : Bible Study 7 30 p m Saturday : Bus Ministry 10 00 a m WE EXTEND A CORDIAL WELCOME TO BOTH FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY OF CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 Vs. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 191 from the N United Pentecostal Church GARY GLEASON. PASTOR SCHEDULE OF SERVICES OREGON CITY. OREGON Brother Sister Gleason with students | Sunday Tuesday Thursday Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. Evangelistic Rally 7:00 P.M. Youth Rally 7:30 P.M. Bible Study 7:30 P.M. 949 South End Road 656-9265 Bob Oaks, Bro. Gleason, Sis. Gleason, Candy Kelly UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH SOUTH GROVE STREET Route 3, Box 13 PHONE: 630-3841 ESTACADA, OREGON C. E. Roberts, pastor A GROWING CHURCH FOR A GROWING COMMUNITY Proclaiming the Whole Gospe with an Holy Unction Best Wishes to Class of ' 75 lUmtedr From [Pentecostal Church 1205 S.W. ISHAM STREET GRANTS PASS. ORE. 97526 Pastor Bruce E. Meadows First United Pentecostal Church 634 South Imperial Street BURNS, OREGON 97720 TITUS J. DUNCAN, pastor VICTOR P. GARD, asst. pastor Phone 573-6400 EVERYONE WELCOME _ United Pentecostal Church Springfield, Oregon 14 B Street Pastor: Roy Lawrence Jr. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTOR: Randy Harrison Service Schedule SUNDAY: Sunday School Morning Worship 9:45 a. m. Camp Meeting Service 7:00 p. m. TUESDAY: Bible Study 7:00 p.m. THURSDAY: Pentecostal Conquerors 7:00 p.m. ' A FLAME WITH THE MESSAGE OF THE NAME ' r CONGRATULATIONS to the FACULTY AND STUDENTS of CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE from the NEIGHBORHOOD UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 18631 N. E. Glisan PORTLAND, OREGON GEORGE M. SPONSLER Pastor BEST WISHES TO 1975 CBC GRADS FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 833 North Ninth Klamath Falls, Oregon Joseph Dinwiddie, Pastor James A. Warford, Assistant Pastor E. C. Hutcheson, Board Member Elsie Dinwiddie, Sunday School Coordinator Bible centered preaching and teachinf UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 2616 W. 10 th The Dalles, Oregon 97058 PASTOR - J.D. BORDERS PHONE - 296-3533 J UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH i Albany, Oregon 230 S. Pine SUNDAY: Classes 10:00 a.m. Worship Evangelistic 11:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. And I, if I be lifted up from the earth will THURSDAY: draw all men unto me (John 12:32). Worship and Bible Les son 7:30 p.m. Reaching Far •Jerusalem Judea Samaria and the Uttermost David Johnson Pastor FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 420 31st Ave. Eugene, Oregon Located in Oregon ' s University City Pastor and Mrs. Raymond Swarringim OREGON ' S FIRST CHRISTMAS FOR CHRIST CHURCH ' UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF PORTLAND SCHEDULE OF SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. Tuesday Youth Service 7:30 P.M. Thursday Bible Study 7:30 P.M. 9643 North Ivanhoe Portland, Oregon 97203 Phone 286-8586 Pastor and Mrs. David Dugas J m If higher education and a community collet are in your future, - Blue Mountain Community College now accepts. many of the credits offered bj Conquerors Bible College. BMCC -is an ac- credited college among Oregon ' s institutions of higher education. United Pentecostal Church uf Pendleton situated on top of Blue ' Mountain Heights overlooks ' the City of Pendleton. The church cordially welcomes students seeking higher education and involvement in church activities. ..For information contact PASTOR RUSSELL WALTERS ' 2107-N.W. 21 St. Phone .(50-3) 2 7H-0030 Challenger Inn just nff campus from BMCC is modern student housing offering summer motel facilitii the public,.- Cafeteria .is! open fxx students and the public is invited. • For information contact D. R. SATTERWHITE P.O.- Box 12S.T Phone (503) 27(5-5237 1725 - 27th Street (Milwaukie) Portland, Oregon 97222 Church Phone: 654-6419 Home Phone: 659-7169 Service Schedule: SUNDAY Sunday School 9:30 a. m Morning Worship 10:30 a.m Evangelistic 7:00 p.m TUESDAY Youth Service 7:30 p.m THURSDAY Midweek Service 7:30 p.m A Friendly Church in the Portland Area J r United Pentecostal Cfiurcfi SERVICE SCHEDULE SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Of Beaxerton. Oregon BUILDING FUNDED BY E.G. MOYER ■ ' ; -. ' illlf 1 Ground Breaking for the New Building Oregon 9 s Third CFC Church I ii Pastor: J. D. Barrell CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 r Rev. Edward Kozar, Jr. Pastor UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Corner of Bourbon and North Street Bourbon, Indiana WE BELiEVE IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ' and they continued stedfastly in the apostles ' doctrine ... CALVARY TABERNACLE UHITED PEHTECOSTAL CHURCH NORTH BEND, OREGON Pastor: Dale Walker United Pentecostal Church of DRAIN. OREGON Pastor: Ed Kearney UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Berryville, Arkansas PASTOR Jerry D. Peden ASSISTANT PASTOR C.W. Lewis J r UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH HOONAH, ALASKA ' But if our gospel be hid, it is hid to them that are lost (II Cor. 4:3). SERVICE SCHEDULE SUNDAY Sunday School 10 00 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evangelistic Service 7 30 p m Harvestime, KINY 800 8 30 a m WEDNESDAY Bible Study Prayer 7 30 p m FRIDAY: Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m Pastor Mrs. M. A. Glover Harry Sharclane, Assistant Pastor Proclaiming a Living Christ to a Dying World. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF Kenai, Alaska LAND OF OPPORTUNITY W. S. CRUMPACKER, Pastor KEITH RA GAINS, Asst. Pastor Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 United Pentecostal Church Wendell, Idaho Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine; continue in them: for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that hear thee (I Timothy 4:16). PASTOR HARRY THURSTON SUNDAY Sunday School Worship 10:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Bible Study Youth Night 7:30 p.m. Church Secretary: H. Yoakum Asst. Secretary: S. Dahlin Director of Foreign Missions: C. Fields FULL GOSPEL United Pentecostal Church McCall, Idaho PASTOR: Rev. David Brott Asst. PASTOR: Rev. Bjorn A. Dahlin (CBC Graduates) BOARD OF TRUSTEES E. Brown C. Fields E. Rowland B. Turner W. Yoakum SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT: Ron Pomerinke, Superintendent J. Fields, Secretai ' y E. Brown, Extension Director ' THE END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH WELCOME TO . Calvary Temple 6TH ARTHUR CALDWELL, IDAHO LADIES AUXILIARY PENTECOSTAL CONQUERORS MEMBERS, CALVARY TEMPLE Services: Sunday: Sunday School 9:45 A M Morning Worship 11:00 A M Evangelistic Service 7:110 P M Tuesday: Bible Study 7:110 P M Thursday: Young People ' s Serv ce 7:, ,o P M PASTOR E. ROHN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING GLASS OF ' 7: Pentecostal € liairi li 711 F Street Rupert, Idaho p ' ■ ■■■■■., N. E. Dillon, Pastor CHURCH OFFICERS ASSISTANT - John Crawford MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - Don Eastham YOUTH MINISTER - Daylon Stolldorf CHURCH BOARD Secretary: Colleen Hruza Walter Thompson Laren Rosa Melvin Hruza Jim Hruza George Kelley Bill Pomeroy CBC School Board Members J. P. Craven George Kel ley r FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH J 4 isnP u « HEH 262 - 5th AVENUE EAST TWIN FALLS, IDAHO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 Dale Orr S. S. SUPT. G. Wallace Vos PASTOR BOISE United Pentecostal Church 2719 STEWART AVENUE Boise, Idaho Pastor Frank Shackelford PHONE 345-3185 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 First Full Gospel Church EMMETT, IDAHO Pastor Mack Yates and Family VALLEY United Pentecostal Church Caldwell, Idaho Where you are a stranger only once. Norman Ruby Rutzen PASTOR CBC Grad k Gary Tricia Kantola YOUTH PASTOR CBC Grad BELIEF IS TRUTH IN THE MIND . FAITH IS FIRE IN THE HEART. God ' s Blessings Be With the Class of ' 75 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 824 NORTH 19th STREET BILLINGS, MONTANA J. M. Russell, Pastor PHONE 245-7574 The Church That Cares 6921 NORTH ROBERTS ENJOY A Christian home for elderly people Professional care in modern facilities Reasonable rates THE MOYERS PHONE 286-2423 PORTLAND, OREGON ] os$baracr Studio M Kpmantlc IKward-winnin r otoqraph r O ' Your Photographer For-. . Weddings . Engagements . Portraits . Restoration . Quldreri . Passport . 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FRY ASPHALT I ROOFING I PRODUCTS WORLD ' S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF ASPHALT ROOFING Complete Line of Quality 15-20-25 year Resi- dential Asphalt Shingles and Roll Roll Roofing. All Materials for Industrial and Commercial Roofs. Portland Manufacturers 3750 NW Yeon Av 228-7668 COMPLIMENTARY AD FOR THEIR DONATION TO CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE k r ENSIGN PROJECT - 1975 A Rooting SD Campus Improvements Each year the student body of Conquerors Bible College has sponsored a campus improvement project through the sale and publication of the college yearbook. As its campus project for 1975 the student body chose (with the approval of the college staff and board of directors) to provide funds for ROOFING and CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS. Funds for this project were raised through the yearbook sales program. We take this opportunity to extend our sincere thanks to our many friends who have cooperated with us students by their generous donations toward this project. These donations have made the 1975 YEARBOOK PROJECT a great success. The persons whose names appear on these two pages have made contributions beyond the regular purchase price of the book. The BOOSTER LIST includes the names of all those who have made donations of $10. 00 or more. THANKStoeach one who has supported the college expansion program through ENSIGN 1975. V Larry Abston Mr. Mrs. David Ackley Bill Linda Akers Mr. Mrs. M. R. Alden J.K. Alldritt Hilloah Allen Mr. Mrs. Gerald Anger Family Lonnie Bagwell Elizabeth E. Bailey Eva Baker Jackie Baker Linda Baty Dale E. Beal Mr. Mrs. Roy H. Beams Charles Beasley Mr. Mrs. H.E. Becker M. L. Bentley Mr. Mrs. Fred Beverlin John Bibb Tom Bieber Rev. James Bigelow Shirley Blackwell Larry Blake Willis W. Zerda M. Born Mr. Mrs. Dennis E. Boyd Phil Shirley Breshears Rev. Fred Brewster Rev. Mrs. Clyde Brooks Mrs. Myrtle Broome Rev. Mrs. Dale Brown Felicia Brown Nelson J. Brown Jo Ann Rod Buffington Bell Buffington James I. Bunch Brenda Burgus Mr. Mrs. Brian Burgus Mr. Mrs. Willis Burgus Connie L. Burns Rev. Dallas Paul Burris Rev. Mrs. Lonnie Burton Lila Butler Mr. Mrs. Mack Butler Rev. Odell Cagle Mr. Mrs. Gordon Calder Boosters George Campora Mr. Mrs. P. E. Carter Rev. Billy Causey Rev. Mrs. S. W. Chambers Jerolyn Leroy Chandler Chapman ' s Gospel Puppetry James M. Christensen Timmy Clark Teddi Jo Clines Flossie Cluck Michael Conley Mr. Vern Corliss Rita Cox Ola Craven Mr. Mrs. J. P. Craven Rev. Mrs. Verneal Crossley Nolia Nila Crossley Jim Crumpacker Rev. W. S. Crumpacker Mike Curley Ramona Cutler Rev. Mrs. J.D. Darrell Everett Davenport Jim Fay Davenport Mr. Mrs. Everett Davenport Mr. Mrs. Lee Davenport William Helen Davies Rev. Mrs. Alan Demos D. G. Denny Mr. Mrs. Glenard Denny Rev. Mrs. R. Denny Gene Jewell Dillon Thos A. Flora E. Dillon Rev. Mrs. Joseph Dinwiddie Leola Divers Ernest Karleen Dumaresq Rev. Titus J. Duncan Rev. Edmond L. Dyess Rev. George M. Eads Rev. D. R. Edwards G. Endsley John H. Endsley Mr. Mrs. Mike Endsley Dick Erickson Mr. Mrs. James M. Erickson Mr. Mrs. Essary Far West Federal Savings Paul Feist Clyde R. Fields Donald W. Fisher Family Rev. Harry B. Fisher James A. Ford Mr. Mrs. Hal Foster Ed Dixie Fournier Mr. Mrs. Ray Fox Betty Ray Fox- Mr. Mrs. Mark Frankel Rev. Mrs. E. L. Freeman Mrs. Lorene Fuller Mr. Mrs. Lowell Gard Rev. Mrs. Darrell Geissler George H. Girton Mrs. Robert J. Girton Rev. Mrs. Bill Glaser Jenny Glaser Laurabelle Gleason Jolene Glover Candie Gonzales Essie Graves Mr. Mrs. Ted Graves Mr. Mrs. W. E. Gray Ruth Gunter Robert Handley Audrey K. Hanlon Mr. Mrs. Sam Hanlon Steven Hanner Rev. Mrs. John Hardt Mr. Mrs. Edwin F. Haynes Mr. Mrs. Ted Haynes Mr. Albert P. Hilke Annie E. Hills Jane Hills Mr. Mrs. DeWain Hodge John Hodges Rev. Mrs. Ralph Holland Mr. Mrs. Donald N. Holloway Edson L. Holloway Evelyn Holloway Cecil Horsley Howard C. Hoskin r Ronald Hruza Eugene Huffman June Huffman Mr. Mrs. Phil Huffman Betty Jean Hunter E. C. Hutcheson John A. Jackson Mr. Si Mrs. Ray L. Jackson Rev. Mrs. Jack Jenkins Si Kevin William E. Jeter David Johnson Rev. Mrs. Edwin Judd Mel Donna Kaiser Leon Kantola Mildred Kantola Raelene Kantola Tressa Kantola W. T. Kearney Mrs. George A. Kelley Raymond T. Kelly Dennis E. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Kennedy Rose Marie Kirk Alba Klemin H.W. Klemin Walter Klemin Janice L. Klobcar Dan Koenig Susan Kolb John H. Kotka Sam Marsha Kotka Myrna E. Krueger Martha E. Lacey Frank R. LaCrosse Bruce Lagerquist Mr. Mrs. Edmund Lake, Sr. Carl Lassiter Mr. Mrs. Kyle Lassiter Joseph J. Le Barron Nils Evelyn Lejon David Leonard Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Leslie, Jr. Rev. Mrs. Dan Lewis Mr. Mrs. Robert Lindsay Harold Lindsey Mr. Mrs. Randall Lindsey Sharon Lindsey Stephen Long Karl Lovett Mr. Mrs. James W. Lucas Donald Sandra Mcintosh Mary Lou McKinley H. P. Maddison Don Maier Mr. Steven Maier Rev. Mrs. Gordon Mallory James Martin Eula Massa Paul Ellen Messner Mr. Mrs. M. D. Mills Mr. Mrs. Lyle Mincer Rev. Si Mrs. Richard L. Mincer Mrs. Minor Mrs. Orpha Montague Frank Montgomery E. G . Moyer Rufus Murray We extend our appreciation to the after May 20. Our printing schedule Boosters Rev. Gary Nepstad Christine Ness Glen W. Newcomb Mary Nichols Rev. Si Mrs. James Nicholson Rev. Si Mrs. Wayne Nigh Si Family Tim Norris Enna Alice North Mr. George H. North Larren Novak Lyle D. Novak Tom O ' Daniel Mr. Si Mrs. Floyd Orr Mary Palmer Mrs. Esther Pangborn Mrs. O. E. Panska Melanie Parrick Mr. Mrs. Robert Parsons Rev. Si Mrs. Joe Patterson Pentecostal Tabernacle Albert Perocelli M. G. Pharr Jesse R. Pierce Mr. Si Mrs. Louis Pebley Lula A. Philippi Arthur Pomerinke Mrs. Bertha M. Putney Verna Quackenbush Larry Ragains Mr. Si Mrs. Gordon Renney Lewis Renney David Reynolds Jerry Si Vickie Richardson Connie Richmond Alfreda Roberts Rev. Si Mrs. C. E. Roberts J. I. Robinson Mr. Si Mrs. Tim Roemer Mr. Si Mrs. Laren R osa Nathan E. Rosanbalm Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Ross Mr. Si Mrs. L. H. Roundy J. M. Russell Jennie W. Russell Norman Si Ruby Rutzen Selma Rutzen Art Sanders Prentiss A. Sanders Mrs. Sanders Rev. Si Mrs. Douglas Sargeant Vivian Sargeant Harold Si Judy Sargent Mr. Si Mrs. Joe Sargent Mr. Si Mrs. S. C. Sargent Rev. Dan Satterwhite Mr. Si Mrs. Oliver Sauer Rev. Si Mrs. Fred K. Scott Rev. Si Mrs. Gale Scott Rev. Donald Self Linda J. Self Judith Shew Rev. William Shew Rev. Si Mrs. Marvin Simmons Delorus Skinner Mr. Sr Mrs. Frank Slater Stan Si Mary Sleeva Bertha L. Sloan Mr. Si Mrs. Don Smith Rev. Edward F. Smith Loyd Smith Pearl E. Smith Tim Soper Mrs. Clara D. South Mr. Si Mrs. Chuck Spott Peter Stan- Mr. Si Mrs. Daylon Stolldorf Mrs. Robert Stone Pat Stutzman Rev. Si Mrs. Richard Teausaw Judy Tedford Mrs. S. F. Tews Jerry L. Tiller Mr. Harry Tolson Rev. Si Mrs. Winfred Toole Wilma L. Turner Mr. Si Mrs. Keith Tuttle Si Family Mr. Si Mrs. Kenneth Tuttle Leo Si Estelle Tuttle Martin Si Norma Tuttle Mr. Si Mrs. Mel Tuttle Miqhael LeRoy Tuttle United Pentecostal Church of Sitka, Alaska Angie Van Beek Ernest Van Beek Lynda Jule Van Beek Maurise Vance Mr. Si Mrs. Jim Van Norman Mr. Ben Vilhauer Mr. Si Mrs. Gary Visser Cindy Vos Stan Wachstetter Judith D. Walker Dave Si Arlene Walmer Philip D. Walmer Bonnie Watts Dwayne Si Sharon Werner Howard O. West Rev. M.J. Whalen Robert D. Whalen Max Whitiker Norvel D. Wildman John Si Ruth Williams Willamette Nursing Home, Inc. Julie E. Williams David Wilson Mr. Si Mrs. Archie H. Winslow Mr. Si Mrs. Ted Winslow Lanny Wolfe Trio Melanie Wopperer Mrs. Dorothy Yadon Frank E. Yadon Loren A. Yadon Ordell Si Erma Jean Yadon Rev. Mrs. Mack Yates Mr. Si Mrs. Robert A. Yeager Mr. 81 Mrs. Warren Yoakum Mr. Si Mrs. Walter Yohann Albert Zielke many friends of Conquerors Bible College who mailed their contributions does not allow for these names to appear in the above listing. V Printed and bound by CBC Publications Department e fe? press Printed in USA