Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)
- Class of 1978
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G f M l-ljEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01234 9442 GENEALOGY 979.502 P83cbc 1978 A cY J a t- .Jca-h B HliHilBiHiBam !l«M  lM yi!lMi. t «   ' . «..™. - u.. r A - K mmx 7 1 1 ■„ ' 1 m ' ' ■f ffffffrnr ' ' ' — -—;■■-■; ' ' - ' - fbt ' Hii b h Col! r (Son((u.erors oOto e Lyollege 25m !irlnniversary. cJuancfuel: ffune g, IQ78 - QXilion €)lel FELLOWSHIP HOUR 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. WELCOME Wayne Nigh, Master of Ceremonies 1956 Graduate, UPCI Missionary PRAYER Raymond Sirstad 1962 Graduate, Academic Dean DINNER 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. CBC PUPPETEERS Anne Wilkins, Director (CBC Instructor) MUSIC FOR ENJOYMENT CBC Music Department Jerry Dillon, Director 1964 Graduate, Business Manager PICTURES OF THE PAST Walter Nigh (Senior), Coordinator Norman Rutzen, 1954 Graduate MUSIC FOR ENJOYMENT PAST PRESIDENTS HONORED GUESTS Ernest Moyer (1953-57) Ralph Reynolds (1957-63) Mrs, Orion Gleason (1963-66) Edwin Judd (1966-68) Haskell Yadon (1968-71) Jet (Witherspoon) Toole (1953-75) Darline Kantola (19 61-78) Arless Glass, Supt. , Division of Education PARTNERS IN EDUCATION Wayne Nigh, Master of Ceremonies CONQUERORS CHAPEL HOUR - CBC ' s Radio Miaistry Jerry Dillon, Coordinator Vondie Willis, Announcer Norman Rutzen, Pioneer Class CBC Ensemble - Carl Brown, Melody Deeter, Leny Dragon Marty Kantola, Dave Moore, .Brent Nigh, Rachel Shanks, Joleen Wagoneer, Jerry Dillon-Director John Klemin, CBC President Radio Minister We have come into this house. And gathered in His name To worship Him; We have come into this house, And gathered in His name To worship Him; We have come into this house. And gathered in His name To worship Him; Worship Him, Christ the Lord. Now walk with God And He will be your dearest friend. Where ere you go, In everything you do; And may your life Reflect His love to every one; Now walk with God, And He will walk with you. CONCLUDING REMARKS BENEDICTION John Klemin, CBC President (1971-1978) 25th Anniversary Radio Broadcast available on cassette Immediately folloNving the broadcast. KEEPSAKE EDITION OF ENSIGN (featuring CBC ' s 25 years with pictures of all graduates, staff members, along with hundreds of candlds) can be purchased before or after the banquet. If you have a yearbook on order, you may pick It up tonight. Anniversary lapel buttons are also available. The CBC Student Council under the leadership of Student Body President Vondie Willis is responsible for the banquet flowers and decorations. JfA ble of Cotiteqts 1 MEMBI(A1SICE cADMII STI TIO] FACULTY CS. ' TAFF ACTIVITIES CONTEMPO AI n AIIilNQ OI AlilZATIOHS ' POHSOI S . M i s m m MMM imt , First Year Students Arrive for Training ConQUerorS Bible College was born in a miracle, and it continues to move forward as a miracle. In saying this we are not discounting the vision and work of godly men who, laboring with God, have made CBC what it is today. We are merely recognizing the fact that God has been sovereign in it all, and without Him we could not have witnessed the unfolding miracle of His grace and concern throughout these 25 years of CBC history. When Brother E. G. Moyer located the site on which CBC still functions, he probably did not visualize the value of the property rising to about 30 times its original price in these 25 years. And, as the school continues to move forward, we must still trust God for the mira- culous. Although we endeavor to exercise good judgment as His stewards, we still o ften find too much of (he month left at the end of our resources, and we must go to God in prayer and ask Him to help us meet the staff salaries and obligations. Then in little ways and big ways, He does the miraculous and we realize that He is concerned with what is going on at 10838 N. Lombard. Yes, there have been moments of anxiety and pressure, and the messengers of Satan have been present to buffet us as they have made their forecasts of defeat and death, but His grace has been sufficient and we can recount 25 years of God ' s faithfulness. And the miracles have not all been in the material provisions. Hundreds of young men and women who have studied and trained here have responded to the voice of God and are lab- oring in the farflung harvest fields. In the Northwest alone, thirty percent of the current pastors are alumni of CBC. Of the missionaries now under appointment by the UPC I, twenty-three were trained here. And I couldn ' t begin to tell of the miracles of transformed lives as a result of the work of the Holy Spirit in lives on the CBC campus. 5.3 vrfi V. Oln ' ' f u! ' ' 4« t ' i IKS VKli Tr rr fl J ' 11 1 ' naiBi piliiat ■jauq TTnlll BBgyf f jMM w nsi discipie. .. r i i!«- N ' he wrought in Imi cli i se t? Twil ;- iTliji S_ ' jJSi upua and but Hi 19- as they have ma the l nX eld and w men ot o have sturiieH Sinjiiaiitiii-MMiAiwiati .- ' i at 10838 N land the niBBsenget-s c i ists qf defeat and deS Jait jjjiesE the missionrii-.e:-: n-w (Jjjijrr ippcLntment , ,.,.. ..r,.r ,ai ;, • ntic. And I couldn ' t begin to teil of the miracles of transfc lives as a result of the work of the Holy Spirit in iives on the CBC campus. iltfi Tdiar s emoi Step toward the Future As we view with thanksgiving our present graduating class of 31 seniors (the largest graduating class in the history of CBC), we feel that we are viewing another miracle. Only God could have brought many of these to this milestone of achievement. For some of them it has not only meant a heavy schedule of classes and assignments, but also holding down a job and maintaining a family as well. The test and measurement of any movement or institution still lies in the character pro- duced and the service rendered. It cannot be measured by impressive buildings, organization and statistics. One can be correct in doctrine, orthodox in belief, zealous in work, and yet be limited and warped because of a lack of a proper inner relationship with Jesus Christ. To be in God ' s will is far more important than to attain success measured by human standards. And this is really the philosophy by which CBC has operated through these 25 years. These prin- ciples we endeavor to implant in the thinking and lives of our students. And it is God who makes them a reality in the very innermost being of every student. A TREMENDOUS FUTURE lies ahead for Conquerors Bible College as we continue to build lives on the ETERNAL WORD OF GOD. Our purpose is not to build around human personali- ties or programs. We realize the necessity of the Holy Spirit working within the individual to accomplish His purpose and plan of molding us into the image of His Son. Our God-called teachers and our Bible-centered curriculum provide the positive influences that get the sincere student into His Word. The INNER MIRACLES of God ' s grace will continue to be wrought in the lives of those who have the heart of a disciple. Prestdent John E. Klemin V t: iiltMiill iit1il)ll i;i 1953-1958 •. ' ' Jft-W -n- WV - -w- r -i I PpWhen I call to REMEMBRANCE . % iunfeigned faith that is in thee... ; ' w - -3 8 91 8SQI ijyj mkiXiM i- ' M M i MM MM m • w m E. G. Moyer President 1953-1957 Instructor 1957-1958 R. V. Reynolds President Jewell Yadon Instructor 1953-1954 Sid Sargent Dean of Men 1953-1954 Mildred Burnham Instructor 1953-1954 Mrs. S. C. Sargent Dietician 1954-1955 Mrs. E. G. Moyer Instructor 1953-1958 Jet Witherspoon Instructor 1953-1958 Ruth Johnson Instructor 1953-1954 Edwin E. Judd Dean-Registrar 1954-1958 Charlotte Babcock Instructor 1954-1955 Mary Jane Schlabach Holmquist Instructor 1954-1958 George M. Sponsler Instructor 1954-1955 ..■Mr. Mrs. W. R. Wilsie Dean of Men Women 1956-1958 Nancy Baker Dietician 1957-1958 Mrs. Edwin Judd Dietician 1956-1957 DALE BROWN GENE DILLON NORMAN RUTZEN ' I -■isSi S E -S Si mm- m m B ae goS8SSs a ecoi d ear JOY BALLIET BETTY BROWN BEVERLY BUCK JOHN CAMPBELL JAMES DAVENPORT AUDRENE HRUZA WAYNE NIGH BEULAH WINSLOW miird ear !st ira awi -? ia{rt :ay a a Bv JW .V-- ■JC LOUISE BOWLIN ERMA BUXTON EVA DAVENPORT DARLINE KANTOLA NANCY SARGEANT BETTY SULLIVAN HENRY SCHUHART LILLIAN SCHUHART FORTUNA WESLEY « I IkSi M ourtti ear aS . .-vY, Sitifeffl;AiiSac ' !4terjrt«; A W¥w„•= a lrKS 1 1 ' Top row: ALVIN BAKER, ALVIN COBB, RHODA COBB, CLAUDE FIELDS, Bottom row: DON FISHER, CHAR- LENE HAMPTON, DOUGLAS SARGEANT, ORDELL YADON sssss3sas!Jgs« ssa aapaa-.rt.... i.,A v «w?s Hi ' tss Mfrafice mmmm x, - ..„, — , — „., ■r . ««. ' i «s ft ' fi- .• • _ m ..}« T m .xioY 1o 3DMA5iaMaM3H r R. V. Reynolds President 1958-1963 E. E. Judd Dean-Registrar 1958-1963 Jet Witherspoon Instructor 1958-1963 Mary Jane Holmquist Instructor 1958-1959 i Mr. Mrs. W. R. Wilsie Dean of Men Women 1958-1959 Donna Kantola Music 1958-1959 Alvin Cobb Dean of Men 1959-1961 JEyioda Cobb Dietician 1960-1961 Mrs. Edwin Judd Dietician 1958-1960 Bill Crumpacker Dean of Men 1961-1963 Darline Kantola Instructor 1961-1963 Rena Crumpacker Dietician 1961-1963 r 4 Left to right; HAROLD CLEMANS, BILL SPRINGFIELD, RONALD MILLER, JAMES COOK, DONNA LEWIS, MARY ANN VAN WmKLE, MARVIN SIMMONS, TERRY HARDT, DALLAS BURRIS, EDGAR KEARNEY. r-v g t ' :g ' '  ' ' S ;g gaifif ,t¥ ixtti ear ■ifei J K SMaSiii5« iTSjWt?«« te!S.a RONALD CALDER LOWELL CURLEY BILL GLASER MELVIN KAISER JOAN KAULBACH DAVID REYNOLDS SHARON YADON 7 iS -SsS- ■Tfiii,- _ _-•_ 1—7 - f ' V- ' KS: ' ---aW - Top row: DAVID ABBOTT, LINDA BROWN, RODNEY CALDER, ARLOTA KEARNEY Bottom row: PETER KNIGHTEN, FAYE SUE MEYERS, LYLE MEYERS • • XS! 4. mr iglltk ear !S!SS 5Qj-=Ka5 :: i=i !«a ' «i« ' fffisa ESTHER LEWIS MIKE MOYER RAY SIRSTAD TROY SMITH H l ■- ns | ' ' ,. ' ' w ' au 1 M J7 J . @i P ptt |S f ' ® ' v? d ' . (3 it tti eair i . X M .!StiXMas8 6gS«! yiSM«r,ffi T rt SrAHS Dave Bell Ena Hylton Bill Crumpacker Harold Davies Jack Kantola John Zapalac Jim Hruza Phillip Zoller Teqtli ear ),.fcX i Mfe v gasa ,i)S W ,-aa. .ffl«SCL3HS J-J f ■ieMi  iir;s «b«j«KAi9«ei4? «lM «fc3  - 1963-1968 ■3, ' W  S; : - x l 4 ' « jVK. %lv ;_Ai '  ' « -; , |%i REMEMBERING without ceasing our work of faith, and labour of love... 3 5 i M y i i.i;v n,-,.TA ' if i.T? ' - -. J-tf . JI Orion B. Gleason E. E. Judd President Dean-Registrar 1963-1966 1963-1967 President 1966-1968 Wayne Nigh Business Manager Instructor 1963-1968 E. G. Moyer Instructor 1963-1964 Darline Kantola Donald Fisher Instructor Instructor 1963-1968 1964-1966 Jet Witherspoon Dale Walker Instructor Dean-Registrar 1963-1968 1965-1968 J. E. Klemin Instructor 1963-1965 1966-1967 s Fern Seism C. Haskell Yadon Instructor Instructor 1965-1966 1967-1968 Esther Nigh Dean of Women Dietician 1963-1968 Esther Lewis Peden Instructor 1964-1968 Laurabelle Gleason Dietician 1963-1966 Joyce Olson Helen Walker Diet ician Dietician 1966 -1967 1967-1968 Kenova Hazel Peters Maintenance Kitchen Assistant 1965-1968 ' ?.f Front row: EVELYN TUTTLE, ELSIE BIELKO, ALICE BOOTH, DONNA GEISSLER, CORAL DENNY, GRACE BABB, ALPHA JOHNSON, LINDA McINTOSH Back row: MACK YATES, JERRY DILLON, STEVE HAVORD, REST DYCK , DARRELL GEISSLER, JIM MANNING, MEL SPRINGFIELD, RICHARD DENNY leveiitii ear f mm ms-i - mmii i iSm m is Sf kmmiiMmmsmMts ' r ' m- MARY BRYANT ROGER FRETWELL BEULAH GIBBENS NILS LEJON DON JONES DOROTHY JONES STAN WACHTSTETTER LOWELL YORK MiBiita tf .c- ««; .. 7,.- .v v Mv. ' itevii) , NUi a ,-tj ' ' tffia!aja tjaa¥ -aaB ikt J i 1 r f ! : 1 w 1 ft LETHA BOWLIN PHIL BURGESS JOHN HARDT GORDON MALLORY JOYCE OLSON MAY RUTH SANDERS SHIRLEY SKORRA LOREN YADON ' Tllirteeiitli eaf % -r i msMg ' T Top row: MARY DENNY, PHIL HUFFMAN, JIM DILLON, DAN HORNSBY, GARRY JACOBSEN Middle row: GARRETT JESTER, MARTIN OAKE, BRIAN ORFFER, JOE PATTERSON, WAYNE PEARSON Bottom row: JACK PETERS DON SELF, MARVIN WOLF ■mffiSSS i S!!S ' jsAV!iSfSf, )A SS£- ii asrite«s«yft Yg« i -x- Tite tKafi il% ' ' f ; di i j% :. Front row: KATHY DENNY, THELMA JOHNSON, JOYCE GRAVES, LINDA JOHNS, JUDY KANTOLA Middle row: JERRY PEDEN, JERRY RICHARDSON, CARL SOTOMISH, GALE SCOTT, ED LESLIE, ALBERT MILLER Top row: DAVID COX, JOSEPH DINWIDDIE, HAROLD SARGENT, MIKE SHOWALTER, VERN YADON Insert: EVERETT DAVENPORT M e M Si IS S ' fJf iiih.S iis ' i ' Sv EMEMBER them which — -? V c. Haskell Yadon J. E. Klemin President President 1968-1971 1971-1973 Darline Kantola Dean of Women Instructor 1968-1973 Jet Witherspoon Instructor 1968-1973 Rodney Calder , . Instructor -v„ 1969-1973 Dale Walker Dean-Registrar 1968-1973 Wayne Nigh Business Manager Instructor 1968-1969 Jerry Dillon Business Manager 1969-1973 Esther Peden Instructor 1968-1969 Waldon Ratkie Piano Instructor 1968-1969 Donna Holland Secretary 1968-1969 tjm Paul Dugas Instructor 1969-1973 George Sponsler Part-time Instructor 1968-1969 Kris Dillon Librarian Instructor 1969-1973 Pearl Smith Dean of Women 1969 Ruby Klemin Part-time Instructor 1971-1973 Monette Holland Music Assistant 1971-1973 Donna Kaiser Part-time Music 1971-1973 Dorsey Burke Publications 1971-1973 Ernie Dumaresq Intern Instructor 1971-1973 Mel Tuttle Custodian 1972-1973 James Roam Instructor 1972-1973 T yla Tolstad Secretary 1972-1973 M r Wti ' ■f r i M .r L Kenova Hazel Peters Maintenance Kitchen Assistant 1968-1969 Donna Dugas Kitchen Assistant 1969-1973 Tressa Kantola Kitchen Assistant 1969-1973 Esther Nigh Dietician 1968-1969 Helen Walker Dietician 1968-1973 Frank Shackelford Custodian 1970-1971 Velma Shackelford Kitchen Assistant 1970-1971 Top row: MARY BARNES, CAROL BROTT, RALPH HOLLAND, DAVID LEONARD, WALLY LEONARD, DAVID LOGSDON, Middle row: JAN MacKENZIE , DAN MARTINEZ, FRIEDA MA UER, RICHARD MIN- CER, DONNA ROSE, DIOLA SATTERWHITE, Bottom row DAVID SHOWALTER, ROGER YADON ■•- - t- jC J y ■ry -r • K -«J-t •J 1g?S fe 5- ' ' 3 ' ' ixteeqtli ean «Sasafei ;-ii,te-3ffi4 ' ?A?  feij S«s?s 1st row: DORSEY BURK, PRISCILLA DENNY, JOHN DINWIDDIE, STANLEY HOLLAND , g LINDA LONG, STEPHEN LONG, 2nd row: PEGGY LYNCH, CYNTHIA MANDARICh] ROBERT McINTIRE, BRUCE MEADOWS, DE ANNA MOCK, TIM MULLANDC, 3rd row: I 0 i TWILA PAYNE, KEN RICHINS, MARY ROGERS, ARVENE SARGEANT, UNDA SELF, DON ' M SMITH, 4th row: RAY SWARRINGIM, JIM VAN NORMAN, MARCENE WALKER GARY WALMER, BILL WILLOUGHBY Id F r BL ' J I ' r B i 5 1 S 5S a ai ?te«ai«tefeiij i Top row: DAVID BROTT, RAY BROWN, DAVID DUGAS, DON EASTHAM, PERRY HANCHEY, MONETTE HOLLAND Middle row: RUSSELL KOSKELA, DAN LEWIS, MIKE MEADOWS, BARBARA MESSNER, CINDA SCHORI, BEVERLY SPONSLER Bottom row: CHARLEEN YADON, STEPHEN YADON g M Top row: LIZ BAILEY, CLYDE BARLOW, JAN BEAM, PAUL BEESLEY, JIM BIGELOW, lUY BURNETT, LILA BUTLER, Middle row: DENNIS COOK, DAVID COX, DARRY CROSSLEY, SA; IUEL earl, MITCHELL GLOVER, STEVE FACKLER, DAN KANTOLA, Bottom row: GARY KiVNTOLA, RICK KEIHART, LEE ROBINSON, DAN SATTERWHITE, PHILIP TOLSTAD, GARY VISSER, JUDITH WALKER j H v 1: THOAUS BRAY, LINDA BRINK, BJORN DAHLIN, JIxM CRUMPACKKli, MARK FRANKKL -f- C HOL IlENSCH, Row 2: JAMES HOPKINS, DAVE Gl WES, THOMAS KELLY, SUE KOLB, BAR | %,p I BARA McAfee, LYNN McCREERY, Row 3: ALVRY LOI.! McKINLEY, GARY MEADOWS, T01 ' (VDANIEL, CHARLES ROBERTS, RICHARD TEAUSAW, THEODORE TOLSTAD, Ro v4: LOl ' IS; sXRGEANT, JAMES WHITE, ED WIENS, BRENT WILLIAMS oht Campus view - 1978 i JBlNt «J !«« «eiir l( tu e ' 0-f ' ' if 1973-1977 .■k- } k X ri«: ; t4 ' 4 1 :3i:n ixma luoa M rant Lami J. E. Klemin President 1973-1977 Jerry Dillon Business Manager Instructor 1973-1977 Jet Witherspoon Insti ' uctor 1973-1975 Darline Kantola Dean of Women Instructor 1973-1977 in George Sponsler Dean-Registrar 1973-1974 Rodney Calder Instructor 1973-1976 Arlo Moehlenpah Dean-Registrar 1974-1976 Daniel Lewis Dean of Men Instructor 1974-1976 Twj ' la Tolstad Secretary 1973-1974 Mel Kaiser Part-time Instructor 1976-1977 C. Haskell Yadon Instructor 1975-1977 Kris Dillon Librarian Instructor 1973-1977 Lewis Davies Part-time Instructor 1973-1974 Ruby Klemin Part-t ime Instructor 1973-1977 James Roam Part-time Instructor 1973-1974 Tom O ' Daniel Intern Instructor 1973-1974 Donna Kaiser Part-time Music 1973-1976 Darry Crossley Part-time Instructor 1976-1977 Clayton Brown Intern Instructor 1976-1977 William Turner Part-time Instructor 1976-1977 Harry Fisher Maintenance 1975-1977 Laurabelle Gleason Secretary 1974-1975 Freda Fisher Secretary 1975-1977 Sam Kotka Maintenance 1974-1977 Tressa Kantola Kitchen Assistant 1973-1977 Carol Hodges Dietician 1976-1977 .i l Top row: LONNIE BURTON, ERNIE DUMARESQ, ART DUNN, RON ENS, RAELENE KANTOLA, Middle row. ROSE KIRK, SAMUEL KOTKA, KYLE LASSITER, DEBBIE MAC- KENZIE, RANDALL RICHARDSON, Bottom row: KATHY RICHINS, MICHAEL SPONSLER , PAT STUTZMAN, ROGER TIDWELL, JONATHAN WALKER DENNIS BOYD BRENDA BURGUS MIKE ENDSLEY SUSON FENNELL AUDREY HANLON EDSON HOLLOWAI BRACKEN, TOM BRACKj, CLAYTON BROWN, JIM BROWN, FILIPPO CUIL|, Middle row: JANTE HICKMAN, RICHARD JACKS ' CARMEN KELLEY, L• RLA KLEMIN, JAMESSAIj, Bottom row: RICHARD ERICKSON, IRENE HE|, DUNNE THOMPSON ' ltd ear ' a fe5e-i a jai;t Sik«fepSs-.s i Srai,-,)® « Top row: STEVEN CRAWFORD, TRICIA DUNCAN, ADA FORDHAM, RONALD GIRTON, J L GREENWALT Middle row: ROBERT OAKS, MICHAEL O ' DONNELL, DAVE PARRIE, JAMES RIFFE, NORMAN RUTZEN Bottom row: STEVEN STARCHER, CHERYL STONE, DAVID VANBEEK ar 1 3slfiS! £liiiJl,-i!iii:ii =:miT rcteK ii.ii iS Jia i V- -= Aj-siSiit . ' ' -sf ' . r.i . - , -■:.■ .: J- rf . -.■!±- . V,.t V.. 1 ' ' f- tr. ' tir frxf «v iiir-« ' .ffi -j,-rr « --j . 25th YEAR Some trust in chariots, and some in horses: fj but we will REMEMBERo the name of the ? Lord our God. Psalms 20:7 • site: III SS f r Staqdar Beartr Br • V -i -. ■;;;-, r..; ■« - ' ' -«i fi 1 ' ■?i v ' il£ • ' €f } ;,:;•, ' «P [ 1 ' -.i - ■' .-, ' -• ' ' • ' i %-- ' A % ' ' S ' )miiqr uiass s( ie% Bf hji Name - • ' - ' -f I - I J , mm ri- Presideni, Sieve Joi ' ' -,sor.: ' ice-President , Lester Absion; Secretary, Nadine Long; Advisor, Jor ry Dillori; t, ID ' Mrs, Venieal Crossley - 4tli year riteitisliip ames cKijje Portland, Oregon Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls, Matthew 11:28, 29 iMIMSTERIAI. MAJOR Senior Class Vancouver, Washington Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God: ... IJohn 3:1 MINISTERIAL MAJOR Vancouvei ' , Washington The secret things belongunto the Lord our God; but those things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this law. Deuteronomy 29:29 MINISTEIUAL MAJOR (y on ySrock St. Helens, Oregon Being confidentof this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in ou will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ: Philippians 1:6 .mixisti-:rial major ( 9 «« . - k j ' £1 K arl cyurown Lima, Peru Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. Colossians 3:16 MINISTERIAL MAJOR cJim Lylark Aloha, Oregon Prove all things: hold fast that which is good. I Thessalonians 5:21 MINISTERIAL MAJOR JJennts y rawford Vancouver, Washington And the Spirit and the bride say, Come, And let him that heareth say. Come. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will let him take of the water of life freely. Revelation 22:17 MINISTERIAL MAJOR loria (Oaslridge Yoder, Wyoming 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. IJohn 3:2 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR cji illoak Cyowler Tahoya, Washington But my God shall supply all youi- need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:19 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR CHo d regg Helens, Oregon St And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to right eousness as the stars forever and ever. Daniel 12:3 MINISTERIAL MAJOR y aroi C Cammond Havre, Montana Trust ye in the Lord for ever; for in the Lord JEHOVAH is ever- lasting strength: Isaiali 26:4 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR =U arru tTTi iarry. Portland, Oregon And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 MINISTERIAL MAJOR n mils Portland, Oregon I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR csLee L dnn Johnson Puyallup, Washington But thou, when thou prayest, en- ter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seethin secret shall reward thee openly. Matthew 6:6 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR QJianley. kjonnson Puyallup, Washington My son, give me thine heart, and let thine eyes observe my ways. Proverbs 23:26 MINISTERIAL MAJOR QJleve Kjohnson Puyallup, Washington But ye, beloved, building up your- selves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost, Keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life. Jude 20-21 MINISTERIAL MAJOR f flaril n cJxlemin Portland, Oregon Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Psalm 16:11 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR fladine c ong Vancouver, Washington Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be ac- ceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer. Psalm 19:14 CHRISTLA.N EDUCATION MAJOR C nurman cyUowder Columbus, Ohio The tongue of the wise makes knowledge acceptable. (NASB) Proverbs 15:2a MINISTERIAL MAJOR (AlfreL (yied Estacada, Oregon Every word of God is pure: he is a shield unto them that put their trust in him. Proverbs 30:5-6 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR Poe, West Virginia Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good re- port; if there beany virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Philippians 4:8 I IINISTERL L MAJOR (Waher QlrgL Russelsheim, Germany Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended; but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:13,14 MINISTERIAL MAJOR Aloha, Oregon Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways ac- knowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5-6 MINISTERIAL MAJOR (2) eve ' ionnell Manassas, Virginia . . . Be strong and of a good cour- age;be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. Joshua 1:9 MINISTERIAL MAJOR QDoug cPkillips West Milwaukee, Wisconsin Therefore I esteem all thy pre- cepts concerning all things to be right; and I hate every false way. Psalm 119:128 MINISTERIAL MAJOR crria cRee rguerile C Vceves Portland, Oregon O Lord, thou hast searched me, and kno «i me. Thou knowest my downsitting and mine uprising, thou understandest my thought afar off. Thou compassest my path and my lying down, and art acquainted with all my ways. Psalm 139:1-3 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR G)ue cRtffe Portland, Oregon For lam persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come , Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to sepai-ate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR cm ry C Vootnsoi Madill, Oklahoma The name of the Lord is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it and is safe. Proverbs 18:10 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR csLyn Q) keels Harrisville, West Virginia lie that clwelleth in the secret place of the mos t High shall abide under the shadowof the Almighty. Psalm 91:1 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MAJOR Lxraig QJiallard ratg Grants, New Mexico Wherefore we receiving a king- dom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably with rever- ence and godly fear: Hebrews 12:28 MINISTERIAL MAJOR CPonMe (Wdhs Grand Junction, Colox ado Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. Ecclesiastes 12:13 MINISTERIAL MAJOR 3rd ear Certificate Qiernxce QyicSRae Myrtle Creek, Oregon Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary: praise him in the firmament of his power. Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord. Psalm 150:1 6 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IVIAJOR disciples of tlie I me Lester Abston Gary Baty Ron Brock Carl Brown Tim Clark Dennis Crawford Gloria Eastridge Hilloah Fowler Floyd Gregg Carol Hammond Larry Hill Tim Hills LeeAnn Johnson Stan Johnson Steve Johnson Marilyn Klemin Nadine Long Thurman Lowder Alfreda Neil Philip Neil Walter Nigh Wayne Odom Steven O ' Donnell Doug Phillips Marguerite Reeves Sue Riffe Mary Robinson Lyn Sheets Craig Stallard Vondie Willis ...and we will walk in the name of the Lord our God for ever and ever. IMicah 4:5b] eirs of Atomise inior .j PAGE SPONSORED BY: President, Dave Moore; Vice-President, Tom Langel; J Tim Thompson - San Pablo, C A Secretary, Brenda Toews; Advisor, Ray Sirstad;|jS Ron Tinkey - Portland, OR I Jl JACKIE BAKER Livingston, Montana (Fall Term) ALLAN CAMPBELL Baltimore, Maryland RICHARD BARRETT Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Winter Spring Terms) HAROLD CURLEY Portland, Oregon DUANE GETTYS Grants Pass, Oregon (Winter Spring Terms) MONA CURTIS New Plymouth, Idaho (Fall Winter Terms) ERNIE FOWLER Bend, Oregon J GEFROH Bellevue, Nebraska KATHY HATFIELD Harrisville, West Virginia (Fall Term) TEDEEN HAYNES Renton, Washington (Fall Winter Terms) DENNIS JONGSMA Griffith, Indiana MARTY KANTOLA Mulino, Oregon THOMAS LAN GEL Portage, Indiana DAVID MOORE Canby, Oregon RACHEL SHANKS Princeton, Illinois TERESA SNOW Marion, Indiana CARL SUTTER The Dalles, Oregon LIBBY THOMPSON Seattle, Washington (Fall Term) DIANNA SPARKS Lexington, Tennessee BRENDA TOEWS Vanderhoof, B.C., Canada FRANK VANDEVENDER Oceanside, California JOLEEN WAGONER Caldwell, Idaho Alma Mater Harmony by Donna Lewis (1959) Henry C. Schuhart, Class of 1957 place Bear long that ' s near my heart. of Christ they call us. re - mem - ber our col - lege, .11. ' I A ' place I know so well; As ev - er on - ward we go; W here friend - ships were made that last; A With Where ' t the i s f whei place where all are e ne ' er a tho ' t of fail Spir - it of that Ho qual; A ure; We ly One; Was ad place vance felt iS S. T With To love gainst ev doth the ' ry dwell; foe. class. place where young Christ, our En us these walls _ i2 sign. maj ' be-: are ' S. 21 a ga fore hal mi w ther us, lowed r To learn Our vie - fries With man - y m from God ' s sweet Word, will al - ways be- a mem - ' ry sweet. 1 - rs s - Freshman Class President, Dale Royce; Vice-President, Kevin Snashall; Secretary, Melody Deeter; Advisor, Clajrton Brown; • Aiiir ■) ' PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mr. Mrs. Randall Elliott - Herrin, IL Rev. Mrs. Dan Lewis - Jackson, MS JOHN ALFORD Salem, Oregon (Fall Term) JANELL ALLDRITT Kimberly, Idaho LORETTA ANDERSON Lewiston, Idaho BONNIE BAYES Renton, Washington MICHAEL CHESTER Seattle, Washington (Fall Term) MELODY DEETER Newark, California u Ti f ,:! ill PAMnMjif RACHEL CRAIG Bend, Oregon V -4| KERRY COBB Caldwell, Idaho KEVIN COBB Caldwell, Idaho PRISCILLA CRAIG Bend, Oregon LENY DRAGON Omaha, Nebraska , MICHELE EVANS Glendale, Oregon (Fall Term) ANITA EVERETT McCleary, Washington MAYBELLE GREENWALT Aloha, Oregon JIMMIE GREENWALT Myrtle Creek, Oregon (Fall Term) JOANNE HANSEN Toppenish, Washington DENISE HANSON Billings, Montana (Fall Term) STEVE HANSON Billings, Montana (Fall Winter Terms) RENEE HILLS Portland, Oregon JOHN HINDE Fairbanks, Alaska DARLENE JOHNSON South Bend, Indiana (Winter Spring Terms) JOHN JACKSON LaHabra, California LORETTA LEYENDECKER Pendleton, Oregon THERESA MOORE Caldwell, Idaho (Winter Spring Terms) BRENT NIGH Russelsheim, Germany JESSICA PATCHIN Albany, Oregon (Fall Winter Terms) KIM REEVES Portland, Oregon YVONNE REYNOLDS Portland, Oregon DALE ROYCE El Paso, Texas i DONNA SIMMONS Vancouver, B.C., Canada (Fall Term) KEVIN SNASHALL San Diego, California HEATHER TOEWS Vanderhoof, B.C., Canada BRENT STANSELL Buhl, Idaho PAUL WAGENAAR Hardin, Montana (Fall Winter Terms) VIRGINIA TURNER Boulder, Colorado THOMAS MUHLER Upper Montclair, New Jersey (Winter Term - Part-time) JOYCE SPARKS Aloha, Oregon PAGE SPONSORED BY: B. Williams - Immokalee, FL Rev. Mrs. C. H. Yadon - Caldwell, ID r ■? P Hr H| ' ' !■■Jerry and Kris Dillon 1969 1978 A d minis tra tioii V. 1$ §r REMEMBEI o ibraham, Isaac, re i i] g l and Israel, th} servants... 32:13 ...aJnBviaa ' rit JaBial bns i fM £!:££ 2ubox3 cyidministra tioii V P?K(ient Sd c Sjrs. John Klemin iS_ fH™ ' ' tJMI PAGE SPONSORED BY: Clarence Gladys Adams - Clarkston, WA J. K. Alldritt - Kimberly, ID oarH of T iz ctor§ Conquerors Bible College is truly owned and operated by the United Pentecostal Church. The three districts of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington own and jointly control CBC. Each district is represented on the board of direc- tors and trustees by four conference elected men: the district superintendent, a minister, and two laymen. This board of twelve men plus the college administrative board meet regularly to consider matters relative to operation and control of the college. WASHINGTON Rev. C, M. Yadon Washington District Superintendent Rev. Verneal Crossley, Minister Ted Haynes, Layman William Carlisle, Layman Rev. Winfred Toole Oregon District Superintendent Rev. Phil Dugas, Minister Turner Gleason, Layman David Reynolds, Layman IDAHO Rev. Norman Rutzen, Chairma ' Idaho District Superintendent Rev, Jay Craven, Minister George Kelley, Layman John Wagoner, Layman C-- :?wi? -?? ; l i ii PAGE SPONSORED BY: Lonnie R. Bagwell - Springfield, OR Eva Baker - Tacoma, WA jiT - WfWfK ♦ ' =• 8 «%. ' PAGE SPONSORED BY: f , Michael Beliveau - Demarest, NJ Mr. Mrs. Paul Bielko - Union, NJ  John E. Klemin President Instructor RUBY KLEMIN Instructor Jerry Dillon Business Manager Instructor C. H. YADON Instructor Ray Sirstad Academic Dean Instructor DARLINE KANTOLA Dean of Women, Instructor KRIS DILLON Librarian, Typing Instructor ANNE WILKINS Registrar, Instructor CLAYTON BROWN Dean of Men, Instructor PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Clyde Brooks - Duluth, MN Myrtle Broome - Portland, OR ' FACULTY art- time tuderit iistructorS RON BROCK Guitar Instructor WALTER NIGH Orchestra, Music Instructor DOUG PHILLIPS Scientific Creationism CRAIG STALLARD Piano Instructor PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Hugh Buckner - Sutherlin, OR James Bunch - Downey, CA I ii V m Activities 4F4 ;, ' 5 M Activities c Dar at O.M.S.I. (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) On April 22, the Student Christian Education Association sponsored the first annual Puppet Seminar. Christian education workers from Washington, Idaho and Oregon were invited to Look . . . Laugh. . . Learn. Look. . . at student puppet productions, Laugh. .. at themselves and others as they pi-acticed with professional pup- pets, Learn. ..fromexperienced and enthusias- tic teachers. The four-hour session included two student puppet productions, concentrated instruction in puppetry and lots of audience participation. A free handbook of puppet scripts and list of supply sources was given to each participant. Puppet emiiiar fi PONSORED BY: David Wanda Cox - Tigard, OR Ola Craven - Rupert, ID mWW l CBC ' s first Overseas Seminar was conducted in The Schloss, in Wiesbaden, West Germany. This MISSIONS SEMINAR, designed to make missions realistic, was hosted by Missionary Wayne Nigh. The classes on the many aspects of missionary in- volvement exposed the seminar students to the true nature of foreign missions. The church services and tours provided a personal feel of the European culture. Between thirty and forty people participated in the seminar activities. These included President John Klemin and several students from CBC, friends from various areas of the Northwest and Alaska, as well as those from the European area. Mission- ary Tom O ' Daniel and his family came from Ghana, West Africa, to participate in the seminar and meet with friends from CBC, his alma mater. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. E. G. Moyer - Portland, OR Rev. Mrs. John Klemin - Portland, OR Oregoii ' dalip ingspirhtioiis Two singspirations, one in Portland, Oregon, and the other in Caldwell, Idaho, involved the Choir, Orchestra, Ensemble, Apostolic Messengers, and other CBC singing groups, plus the CBC puppeteers. Winter spiritual E mphasis RAY SIRSTAD Portland, Oregon THE SINGING BIBB FAMILY Idaho BARRY KING Beaverton, Oregon PAGE SPONSORED BY: John Beulah Wagoner - Caldwell, ID M. T. Wandell - Hayward, CA Talerit Higkt Not only CBC-ites, but visitors from a- round the world were present as the stu- dents presented their talents. From Arabs to Cowboys (Cowgirls), black Africans to Germans, Swiss Misses to Hobos, all had a great time of fun and enjoyment. The evening was completed with an exhortation from Jerry Dillon to continue in the Word. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Claude Fields - Cascade, ED First Full Gospel Church - Emmett, ID Tall banquet at the River zlueen Welcoming jokes by Stan John- son, a song by Melody Deeter, and an organized program mas- tered by Vondie Willis pre- ceded delicious baked ham with all the trimmings, topped off with ice cream. Our meal was accentuated with a strolling guitarist, Jim Campbell. A song by Leny Dragon, a trum- pet duet by Marty Kantola and Dave Moore, and a message from the Word of God by Rev . Bob Roam concluded the eve- , ning. p cjL sponsored by- First United Pentecostal Church - Gary, IN George Fischer - Portland, OR ' M 44 J M PAGE bPON ORED B i. Rev. Mrs. Harry Fisher - Portland, OR Barbara Fowler - Bend, OR ' rioW ' Days . - ,v V . 1 r 4-, PAGBSpi Lore ' ne Fuller - Seattle, WA W. W. Fuller - Nampa, ID .1 • PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rudolph Ganota - Livingston, NJ Rev. Mrs. Gary Gleason - Oregon City, OR T ' ttstimeii Higilt After weeks of preparation, the Freshman Class presented their own production of the biblical story of Esther, I Give My Life Freely. John Jackson and Rachel Craig directed the drama with their advisor, Clayton Brown. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mrs. Orion Gleason - Chattanooga, TN O. Turner Gleason - Albany, OR Winter Retreat at Camp cyMagruder Beautiful sunshine and tremendous weather accompanied the student body of CBC as we stuck our toes in the sand of the seashores of the Oregon coast. Baked salmon with all the delicious trimmings and tacos nourished us as we enjoyed two great days of relaxation and fun. US«S!«rfRi9P PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mr. Mrs. Lavern Hayhurst - Bend, OR Mr. Mrs. Edwin Haynes - Caldwell, ID ' eqior ' tttat B-SPONSORED BY  i«tw -t««ni i | I i :mm wm ■Bfsatfe, CIA r- r banquet The class of 1979 honored the graduating class with a delicious banquet of stuffed breast of chicken. Memories were re- called and gifts presented to each senior. President John Klemin and his wife gave each senior a Scripture along with per- sonal comments. The happy occasion concluded with a message of encourage- ment from Rev. E. G. Moyer reminding us that all things work together for good to them that love God. i-lfl ' r ' h f ■f iSi PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mr. Mrs. DeWain Hodge - Tacoma, WA Mr. Mrs. Wm. Holland - Bethel Springs, TNl PAGE SPONSORED BY: Bill Davies - Vancouver, WA Rev. Mrs. Richard Denny - Philippines PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Dan Satterwhite - Pendleton, OR Henry Schuhart - Portland, OR r N ■m f;. N-1 1 % ' 1 1 F i ■' i m 1 Ruby Klemin 1971-1978 f •. Cor tempotaty raiqing V v-f ' !S bloridd nam doiriw ,2iiow aid V . i £,: L, 4dJLi j ii(i||rti i|j ' ' f ' « r ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Coqtemporhryr raiqing K! ail T 0rlstiaii Service (Activities PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Edwin E. Judd - Maryland Hts, MO Darline Kantola - Portland, OR Witnessing isitatioTi us iqistry scue issioii utidayr ctiool tiBet Services Evangelistic Trips Tract T)istnbutiori outti Services PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Robert W. Johnson - Brazil Mr. Mrs. E. A. Jongsma - Dallas, TX tistiaii ducatio ajon y iiiii i i w i wiimjMi iii ii iw w PAGE SPONSORED BY: Tressa Kantola - Portland, OR Andy Helga Kash - Germany iriisterlal ajor PAGE SPONSORED BY: Candy Kelly - Oregon City, OR Kyle Linda Lassiter - Portland, OR I I I I I I I i usic ajor o J i. Coiiquerbrs apel oun The sounds of CBC are heard every Saturday at 9:30 a.m. on the airwaves of Station KPDQ. The Conquerors Chapel Hour which is re- corded each Thursday during the college chajjel service has been on the air since the fall of 1976. President John Klemin, our main radio minister, along with Business Manager Jerry Dillon have coordinated the broadcast, u sing the ministries of students in song, testimony, and preaching. Vondie Willis has served as the announcer and Walter Nigh as recording technician. We never cease to be amazed at the weekly responses from the metropolitan area indicating that the message of Truth is being received by the radio listeners. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Sue Jenny Linney - Kennewick, WA Melford D. Mills - Albany, OR oreigti issioris Coiiferbiice The Foreign Missions Conference during fall term opened with new and exciting presentations. Missionary Robert Norris (top picture) and RFS Paul Leaman (center picture), both from the continent of South America, presented the foreign mission- aries ' burden for sharing Christ beyond the borders of America. The staff and stu- dent body again renewed their commitments to Faith-Promise giving to help spread God ' s message around the world. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Ray Esther Minor - Oregon City, OR Mr. Mrs. Lyle Mincer - Carson, I A ome issioris CoriferBqce During fall term Conquerors Bible College reaped bountifully from the teaching ministry of home missions speaker. Reverend Jack Yonts. His instruction on home Bible studies provided the knowledge and inspiration for going forth with the Word into the homes around Portland. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Arlo Moehlenpah - England Lacy E. Moon - Ft. Huachuca, AZ CBCs T artrietS iii issioqs J i} DarrelI CreissItT (I ' l ' uj;- •Dorsey Bulk (West Ger Paul Leaman (Latin America) Steve Barley (Guatemala) Paul Cook (Asia-South Pacific) Amando Roco (Regional Evangelism) ♦Gary Nepstad (Philippines) Daryl Rash (Indonesia) PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Bob Moore- Elyria, OH Clifford MacDaniels - Bend, OH ♦Dale Brown (Guatemala) Wayne Nigh (West Germany) ♦Richard Denny (Philippines) Lonnie Burton (Venezuela) George Craft (Netlierlands) ♦Torn O ' Daniel (Ghana ♦Jerry Richardson (Madagascar) ♦Ralph Holland (Costa Rica) ♦Darry Crossley (Argentina) ♦Philip Walmer (Brazil) Oversea Ministries ♦Alumni of CBC PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Wayne Nigh - Germany Mae Norwood - Richland, WA Quest Speakers Rev. Melvin R. Springfield Dearborn Heights, MI Rev. Steve Judd Hazelwood, MO Rev. Julius Vogt Victoria, British Columbia Rev. Monte Hawk Green River, VY PAGE SPONSORED BY: Arthur L. Pomerinke - Toppenish, VA Lester Pritchett - Payette, ID Rev. George Glass, Sr. De Ridder, LA Rev. Ted Purcell Brazil Rev. Robert Oaks Couer d ' Alene, ID Rev. Thomas Peavy Italy Rev. J. M. Russell Billings, MT Sis. Mary Denny Oregon City, OR Sis. George Glass, Sr. De Ridder, LA Rev. David Brott Pocatello, ID ortlaqd ' s rea Castors Rev. CM. Barlow St. Helens U.P.C. Rev. Barry King Beaverton U.P.C. Rev. CM. Yadon Vancouver U.P.C. Rev. George Sponsler Neighborhood U. P. C Rev. Phil Dugas Evangel U.P.C. Rev. David Dugas St. Johns U.P.C. Rev. Lewis Davies Milwaukie U.P.C. Rev. Gary Gleason Oregon City U.P.C. Organiza tioiis V • ...sr M ' i - { I ' REMEMBER now thy Creator §SW I :f 1 ys ° hr youth... .? A. Eccl. 12:1 .- Omanizations lotBaiCrSfil won HaaMHMa ...rittjoy liJ lo 8Y6b 9x1} ni ill .iooE gffi ] !Wuie ««3WW4K ' 7Sh ' 4WS ' JKr3e!iSI J Organiza tiorjs K tudeqt ' M OfficetS X I President, Vondie Willis; Vice-President, Stan Johnson ;. •1 Secretary, e Anri Jch Norman Debbte Renney - Soldotna, AK Rev. Mrs. C. E. Roberts - Estacada, OR Student Couticil standing from left to right: Melody Deeter, Kevin Snashall, Dale Royce, Lee Ann Johnson, Vondie Willis, StanJohnson, Dave Moore, TomLangel, BrendaToews Sitting: Lester Abston, Steve Johnson, Nadine Long PAGE SPONSORED BY: Maria Roberts - Estacada, OR Mr. Mrs. John Robinson - Tupelo, MS The Coqcert Ctioir ' ministered in local churches and the singspirations in Oregon and Idaho to glorify and uplift the Name of the Lord in song. Row 1: (Front to back) Brenda Toews, Anita Everett, Rachel Shanks, Maybelle Greenwalt, Loretta Leyendecker, Marguerite Reeves, Carol Hammond Row 2: Darlene Johnson, Virginia Turner, Kim Warneking, Rachel Craig, Nadine Long, Heather Toews, Joanne Hansen, Marilyn Klemin Row 3: Craig Stallard, Leny Dragon, Tim Hills, Kevin Snashall, Dale Royce, Dave Moore, Denny Jongsma, Steve Johnson Row 4: Kim Reeves, Melody Deeter, Joleen Wagoner, Bonnie Bayes, Lee Ann Johnson, TheresaMoore, Colleen Wiltse Row 5; Brent Nigh, Frank Vandevender, Kevin Cobb, Kerry Cobb, Marty Kantola, Carl Brown, Ron Brock, Stan Johnson. Director, Jerry Dillon; Pianist, Kris Dillon PAGE SPONSORED BY: Calvary United Pentecostal Church Nathan Rosanbalm - Portland, OR Honolulu, HI rrrzrCi rnA risemble Jerry Dillon (Director) Kris Dillon (Piano player) Melody Deeter Rachel Shanks Joleen Wagoner Carl Brown Leny Dragon Brent Nigh Marty Kantola Dave Moore r ' 1 =lt y ' wmmi ' t ■.. The Coqcert Ortliestra sought to provide instrumental training and musicianship as well as listening enjoyment. standing (Left to right) : Ray Sirstad, Lyn Sheets, Dave Moore, Marty Kantola, Joleen Wagoner, Brent Nigh, John Jackson, Lester Abston, Walter Nigh (director) Sitting: Priscilla Craig, Rachel Craig, Heather Toews, Nadine Long, Kevin Cobb, Anita Everett PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mr. Mrs. Brian Russell - Nevada, MO Mr. Mrs. Ellis Russell - Nevada, MO c postolic cyVLessenget Lyratg QJiallara QJianle kjonnson V '  ■PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mr. Mrs. Sid Sargent - Twin Falls, ID Vivian Sargeant - Elma, WA Rev. Mrs. Darry Crossley - Argentina ' • ' • - r Advisors: Darline Kantola, Jerry Dillon PAGE SPONSORED B John A. Jackson - La abra, CA Elizabeth E. Jeffrey -XRedford, MI E SPONSORED BY: Llian Schuhart - Portland, OR •. Mrs. G. Schwean - Burnaby, B.C. Layout: Kevin Cobb, Loretta Leyendecke Strip Printing: Rachel Shanks, Tim Clar Lee Ann Johnson Darkroom: Teresa Snow, Lyn Sheets, Brent Nigh Typists: Marguerite Reeves, Denny Jongsma, Lore Anderson Not pictured: Gary Baty, Mary Robinson ortigii cTyiissioii G kept usinformec Qf the need for l;ilK)u-: i ' s4niits I X ' st, liuWi. ' They sponsored Misiting missionaries and pro,mtod I; itl nfe w|ise PAGE SPONbORED BY: Betty Scott - West Linn, OR Gale Scott - Bend, OR Left to right: Dennis Crawford, Jessica Patchin, Melody Deeter, Joleen Wagoner, Carl Brown, Darline Kantola (advisor) SPONSORED BY: Rib Joyce Scrivner - Caldwell, ID Rev. Don Self - Rochester, WA w. l? ' Cjommittee M -iv - . . ' .Aept chapel sei-vices vibrant •wit ' li student ' participation and-involvement. -• :-.t ? PAGE SPONSORED BY: ' ;. ' David B. Shanks - Salem, OR Rachel J. Sirstad - Calgary, Alberta f . ' • S ' -; ' , Left to right: Ron Brock, Thurman Lowder, Doug Phillips, Brenda Toews, John Klemin (advisor) The Social Committee planned banquets, socials, and outings for student enjoyment and relaxation. Left to right: Tedeen Haynes, Marty Kantola, Lee Ann Johnson, Diana Sparks, Lester Abston, Anne Wilkins (advisor), Kevin Cobb, Kerry Cobb PAGE SPONSORED BY: Frank Slater - Emmett, ID Lillian Aiden Smith - Oregon City, OJ The cT iiilistenal tudeqt cAssociatiori provided opportunities for Ministerial student in- volvement in teaching, leading, and preaching in the Northwest area churches. PAGE SPONSORED BY- Troy Smith - Visalia, CA Keith D. Stevenson - APO New York OFFICERS - Front row: Jerry Dillon advisor), Wayne Odom (president), Dave Moore (secretary-treasurci ) , Phil Neil (vice-president). Left to right: Kevin Snashall John Jackson, Vondie Willis, Tom Langel, Dale Royce, ' Larry Hill, Carl Sutter, Walter Nigh, Ernie Fowler, Floyd Gregg, Thurman Lowder, Steve Johnson, Doug Phillips, Frank Vandevender, Tim Clark CBC helpmates students ' wives became a vital part of CBC life through Helpmates, a fellowship de- signed for this purpose. They worshipped the Lord together in song and prayer, ministered to one another through personal testimony, and enjoyed special speakers. In their bi-weekly meetings, they felt especially blessed and helped by the unique ministry of our president ' s wife, who gave them godly counsel and leadership as their advisor. PAGE SPONSORED BY: Louis Bernice Umbarger - Pendleton, OR United Pentecostal Church - North Bend, OR f « wie Panorama of cASB JYesideiits Wayne Nigh 1953-1956 Lyle Meyers 1960-1961 David Cox 1967-1968 Ed Wiens 1972-1973 Darllne Kantola 1956-1957 Alvin Cobb 1957-195S Ray Sirstad 1961-1962 Darrell Gelssler 1962-196- Roger Yadon 1968-1969 Don Smith 1969-1970 Ernie Dumaresq 1973-1974 Ed HoUoway 1971-1975 Ronald Miller 1958-1959 Loren Yadon 1964-1966 Perry Hanchey 1970-1971 Clayton Brown 1975-1976 Mel Kaiser 1959-1960 Marvin Wolf 1966-1967 Lee Robinson 1971-1972 Norm Rntzen 1976-1977 PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Ralph Reynolds - Rock Ci-eek, B.C. Rev. Mrs. Dale Walker - Twin Falls, ID Life at CBC ' V Wi-l- 7 ;£« J« «S-t) . X r? sj ; ...blow 9rf}t MsiSi ; r I Life at CBC iiiiiiilJ PAGE SPONSORED BY: Terry Callaham - McCall, ID Jim Crumpacker - Kenai, AK ii||4 ' V ,rr. v ' • j I ' I . - H l ri H J ygmMSitttlf ' Cs titling om PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Mrs. Loren Yadon - DeRidder, LA Mack Yates - Emmett, ID I ' AGE SPONSORED BY: William Young - Caldwell, ID Salvador Reyes - Napa, CA PAGE SPONSORED BY: Rev. Titus Duncan - Burns, Frank Farina - Aloha, OR PAGE SPONSORED B Rev. Mrs. Rodney Calder - Albuquerque, NM Rev. Mrs. Tom O ' Daniel - Ghana ■5cj - ' ■-- •• v ' — v- ' •.t: ' ... ' i_ . ' - rS ' ;. ' i«r. .--I ' -J ' - . •  • ««iv- ' ' ii SMp- ' « cyVlartied Couples Richard Anna Barrett Dennis Lola Crawford Larry Diana Hill Gary Jeanne Baty Harold Marian Curley John Sue Hinde Allan Carol Campbell Ernie Hilloah Fowler Thurman Vickie Lowder PAGE SPONSORED BY: Mr. Mrs. Gustav Wegnei ' - Caldwell, ID Anne Wllkins - Portland, OR Steve Lynette O ' Donnell Wayne Martha Odom Kevin Brenda Snashall Vondie Debbie Willis Doug Marsha Phillips Thomas Joyce Sparks Frank Kathy Vandevender PAGE SPONSORED BY: Stephen H. Anderson - Nampa, ID Mr. Mrs. Lowell Snow - The Dalles, OR PAGE SPONSORED BY: David Lorraine Reynolds - Gresham, OR Mr. Mrs. Granville Hornsby - Bend, OR Ill cy cmoryr Cecil ale rowri April 15, 1932 - May 31, 1978 . . FOR HE IS PROFITABLE . . . . . . bring John Mark ... HE IS PROFITABLE ... Sum up a man ' s life in a few words? Impossible! Write clever words or coy phrases with cute double meanings? Not with men ' s lives like Dale ' s. I prefer to use the langTiage of the Scriptures, for in them we find the true meaning of his life and dedication. . . . HE IS PROFITABLE . . . , said the Apostle. Could more be said? Dale was my friend, classmate, ministerial colleage, and missionary fellow laborer. To think of him as being gone is unthinkable. Men of Dale ' s caliber and faith don ' t die, they live on! Yes, in hundreds of lives and ministries, for he has multiplied himself in others, and in so doing, lives on . . . through his sons, saints whom he pastored, converts of the mission field, and in the lives of others who had the joy of walking shoulder to shoulder with him. Yes ... he lives on. So our Lord chose to call our Brother to higher service. It must so be that the Lord Jesus is saying, ... bring me DALE BROWN ... HE IS PROFITABLE! MISSIONARY yWAYNE NIGH Dale Brown graduated from CBC in May, 1954, as a member of the pioneer graduating class. After twenty-four years of pastoral and mis- sionary service, he was promoted to glory while pioneering a Bible school in Guatemala, Central America. His son, Clayton, graduated from CBC in 1976 and now serves on its faculty. His second son, Carl, graduates with CBC ' s 25th Senior Class on June 10, 1978. Truly his life has been reproduced in his own sons and in the hundreds of others whom he has taught. r N Spoijsors « ?! _ ' i««i«.vs:v.A- :.Yi ' itt t iitA .•ii.-««. ' -rte. . KV ip-rftiwJfW .r ;f . ' OLOR PHOTOS; Courtesy of Oregon State Highway Division ADMrniSTTL- TION - Portland Mt. Hood from Wasliington Park ACTIVITIES - Multnomah Falls near Portland CONTEMPORARY TRAINING - Wallowa Valley in NE Oregon OI GANTZATIONS - Wahkeena Falls along the Columbia River Gorge LIFE AT CBC - Scenic Columbia River Gorge .juxi Sponsors notsr iO y£i %j 3 3i ai O io x sl-iuoO :60TOHq HOJCO Ai£ i noJanliisEV mo-ji IxibH JIV- d finslnoq - 01T JtT2r ni :0A bn£l)Toq Man aJliil fiBtnonjLoU - aaiTIVITOA nogSi-rO 3K oi slleV BWoileV - 0 I IAHT YHAilOUCaTylOO TOO -lavifl BiclmuIoO srfi jjnofs aJU ' J BxiaajIrtsW - SMOrTASTOA.OflO ag-fOO ovm BictmHfoD Djnsog - 030 TA 3 ' 4U JetoO nogstO no (bS Js«no6 - 8)IOaV!Oqa — WW— — taanwwa ' SirrBa- ' atai ' ni iiiinmiiwiii ' ii— ■■■— — i— W— r Spoiisors V r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS AND STUDENTS OF CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE —OUR BIBLE SCHOOLS LEAD THE WAY— UNITED PENTEeOSTAL eHUReH International v O O VhoO . WORLD EVANGELISM CENTER HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI 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 ONCEl DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS ' ' (JUDE 3). PRESBYTE Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 DIRECTOR S-ii fv jruder FOREIGN M J PENTECOS President Secretary SUNDAY S D i rector - Secretary - LADIES ' AUXILI President - Be Secretary - V fe DISTRICT PA_g=i Norman Rutzen DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Norman Dillon DISTRICT SECRETARY iSSw £ ' = g::i : ' 5 r«sK;5j ' i ' ' There is a place for YOU. . .in IDAHO r COMPLIMENTS OF OI EOOM OM9TRLMC1 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WINFRED TOOLE Super! ntendent DAVID JOHNSON Secretary PRESBYTERS SECTION ONE SECTION TWO SECTION THREE SECTION FOUR SECTION FIVE Phlll Ip Dugas Fred Scott David Knight William Braddum Titus Duncan OREGON CHURCHES Astoria Glendale Portland, First UPC Albany Grants Pass Portland, Neighborhood UPC Beaverton Klamath Falls Portland, UPC Bend McMinnvil le Roseburg Burns Medford Salem Corvallis Myrtle Creek Springfield Cottage Grove North Bend St. Helens Drain Oregon City The Dalles Estacada Pendleton Winston Eugene Portland, Evangel UPC V OREGON - WHERE PIONEER EVANGELISM MEETS A TREMENDOUS CHALLENGE ■CONGRATULATIONS, CBC, ON YOUR 25th ANNIVERSARY H ' SHMniOTOM United Pentecostal Church SUPERINTENDENT C. M. Tadon AistPict Officers HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR CONQUERORS PRESIDENT CONQUERORS SECRETARY-TREASURER SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL SECRETARY-TREASURER FOREIGN MISSIONS DIRECTOR LADIES AUXILIARY PRESIDENT LADIES AUXILIARY SECRETARY-TREASURER EDITOR CBC BOARD MEMBERS SECRETARY Ronald Joseph B. J. Hurst ; Harold Kern Joe Parker Daniel Leslie; Ronald Smitl-t Howard West Tiny Crossley Noreen Haynes Tim Dugas Verneal Crossley Mickey Denny Ted Haynes : The Evergreen State Presbyters Section 1 - Ordell Yadon Section 2 - Brian Orffer Section 3 - Verneal Crossley Section 4 - El win Yadon COME HELP US REACH THE MASSES OF NEEDY SOULS! r WE INVITE THE GRADUATES OF CBC TO COME TO THE ROCKV MOUNTAIN DISTRICT of the United Pentecostal Church DISTRICT OFFICE: 827 N. 19th Street, Billings, Montana 59101 J. M. Russell, SUPERINTENDENT H. H. Hammond, SECRETARY-TREASURER Wayne Fennell , PRESBYTER J. L. Creel, PRESBYTER Harold Davies, PRESBYTER MONTANA HOME MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT Monte Hawk, Director Stanley Austin , Secretary SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Dan Gill, Director Wendell Owens, Secretary I PENTECOSTAL CONQUERORS DEPARTMENT Gary Reed, President David King , Secretary I . UTAH WYOMING LADIES AUXILL RY DEPARTMENT Beverly Davies, President Joyce Gill, Secretary FOREIGN MISSIONS PROMOTIONAL REPRESENTATIVE Jerry Gilland ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS Robert Downing, Editor V N ngm nmntion to the class of United Pentecostal Church Washington District Poiitocostal Concftior ' ors PRESIDENT Harold Kern SECRETARY Joe Parker SECTIONAL LEADERS Section 1 - Joe Parker Section 2 - Brian Orffer Section 3 - Gary Meadows Section 4 - Rob Vatter Idaho State Youth Ministries MOVES THE GOSPEL YOUTH PRESIDENT David W. Brott P. O. Box 2637 Pocatello, Idaho 83201 SECTIONAL DIRECTORS Section One - Bi ' uce Langston Section Two - Robert Roam Section Three - V. L. Bishop YOUTH SECRETARY S. M. Kelley P. O. Box 141 Kamiah, Idaho 83536 V II YOUTH EVANGELISM MINISTRIES ... as a light that shineth in a dark place ... OREGON DISTRICT Yo u th Depart m en t N GARY GLEASON President WILLIAM DAVIES Secretary CONGRATULATIONS Conquerors Bible College for Twenty ■five Successful Years Sectional Youth Leaders SECTION ONE SECTION TWO SECTION THREE SECTION FOUR SECTION FIVE David A. Dugas Thomas H. Weisser Gi Ibert Pearson George Robbins Gale Scott r THE HOME MISSIONS DIVISION of the OREGON DISTRICT CONGRATULATES CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE AND THE CLASS OF 1978 MAY YOU RISE TO MEET THE CHALLENGE OF THE 70 ' s Come over Into MACEDONIA and HELP US ! 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 Rev. J. D. Borders Director, Home Missions Phone 363-0828 Rev. Dan Satterwhite Secretary -Treasurer TA, N sandpomt Home Missions Department oi the IDAHO District Bob Roam - Home Missions Director ' ' Grangeville Payette Nampa Mountain Blackfoot Home Rexburg Preston HE CHALLENGE OF MISSIONS These cities BECKON God-called men to come with the message of Truth. Beautiful Idako Beckons FOR INFORMATION, WRITE OR CALL: SUPERINTENDENT HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR Rev. Norman Rutzen Rev. Bob Roam Route 3 2719 Stewart St. Caldwell, Idaho 83605 Boise, Idaho 83702 208 459 2532 208 375-6642 WASHINGTON DISTRICT Home Missions Department OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED IN UNCHURCHED CITIES y«v JL Mt. Vernon Pul man )ji Mercer Island Clarkston jf ' Ellensburg Ker|t 1 Enumclaw L Camas } ■' Target Cities THE NORTHWEST ' S MOST POPULOUS MISSION FIELD B. J. HURST HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR r TUPELO CHILDREN ' S MANSION Tupelo, Mississippi CORPORATE OFFICIALS Rev. M. J. Wolff President Rev. James Lumpkin Vice President Rev. F. W. Hassell Secretary Rev. iS Mrs. Stephen M. Drury Supt. (S Sec. Treas. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 I Make IDAHO BETTY DILLON VELMA SHACKLEFORD President Secretary a Ladies Auxiliary State in 78 K Congratulations Grads OREGON DISTRICT President Secretary MARY DENNY That She Hath Done Mk. 14:9 LINDA GLEASON SECTION I President - Maxine Allen Secretary - Fredna Roberts SECTION II President - Sadie A. Hardt Secretary - Arvene Swarringim SECTION III President - Mrs. Irvin Fields Secretary - Barbara Pearson SECTION IV President - Jean Warford Secretary - Marilyn Causey SECTION V President - Rose Ann Duncan Secretary - Mona Scott r oMotliers (Memorial Washington District LADIES AUXILIARY That She Hath Done OUR PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE UNITY, SPIRITUALITY AND GOOD WORKS AMONG OUR LADIES, ' ■Mark 14:9 c ps %sP ' — -g — f 1 fijj s Our funds assist various departments of the United Pentecostal Chruch International. PRESIDENT: Rev. Tiny Crossley SECRETARY: Sis. Noreen Haynes fimfjrttiitlniions f r on if our 2iiih Annit-ersarif SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT o the Oregon District SECTIONAL DIRECTORS; Section 1 - Michael Hoyle Section 2 - Raymond Swarringim Section 3 - Irvin Fields Section 4 - James Warford Section 5 - Victor Gard -Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God- Go ye therefore and teach all nations DIRECTOR George Sponsler SECRETARY Bruce Meadows ] — ; IdaKo District SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR Gary Kantola SECRETARY Steve Long SECTIONAL DIRECTORS DON EASTHAM ALBERT MILLER ROBERT OAKS IDAHO ' S SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD All are CBC graduates helping Idaho ' s churches to improve and expand their Christian education ministries. MOLDING TOMORROW ' S GENERATION TODAY Sundau Scfiool Department WASHINGTON DISTRICT WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOLS ARE GROWING The ACTION Department of PROGRESSIVE Churches L D. R. LESLIE Director RONALD SMITH Secretary CONGRATULATIONS CBC from . Section T ' fi c Washington District PRESBYTER Verneal Crossley SECRETARY James Langston YOUTH DIRECTOR Gary Meadows S.S. DIRECTOR LeoO ' Daniel LADIES AUXILIARY Fae Davenport KENNEWICK MOSES LAKE RICHLAND SPOKANE SPOKANE VALLEY TOPPENISH WALLA WALLA WENATCHEE YAKIMA B. J. Hurst Ewald Helms Leo O ' Daniel Verneal Crossley John Ickes Gabriel Mendez Tim Dugas Garrett Jester Daniel LesI ie 60,000 Square Miles -- 1,000,000 People NINE UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES East Side of the Mountains - A Challenge for Outreach BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 fedion Four WASHINGTON DISTRICT E. W. Yadon PRESBYTER Perry Hanchey SECRETARY CENTRALIA D. Self LONGVIEW E. Yadon MORTON D, Graves OLYMPIA R. Walters PUYALLUP G, Zemkie TACOMA F. LaCrosse VANCOUVER C, Yadon AN EFFECTUAL DOOR IS OPEN IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES CAMAS KELSO LACEY TUMWATER WOODLAND PRAY YE THEREFORE THE LORD OF THE HARVEST, THAT HE WILL SEND FORTH LABOURERS INTO HIS HARVEST. r CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to CBC in its 25th YEAR from SECTION ONE of the Oregon District Sectional Officers: PRESBYTER Phillip Dugas SECRETARY Clyde Barlow YOUTH DIRECTOR David Dugas SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR Michael Hoyle HOME MISSIONS DIRECTOR Bill Turner FOREIGN MISSIONS DIRECTOR C. E. Roberts LADIES AUXILIARY DIRECTOR Maxine Allen LADIES AUXILIARY SECRETARY Fredna Roberts Churches: ASTORIA Pastor Bill Turner BEAVERTON Pastor Barry King ESTACADA Pastor C. E. Roberts McMINNVILLE Pastor William Davies OREGON CITY Pastor Gary Gleason PORTLAND, Evangel Pastor Phillip Dugas PORTLAND, First UPC Pastor Lewis Davies PORTLAND, Neighborhood UPC Pastor George Sponsler PORTLAND, UPC Pastor David Dugas ST. HELENS Pastor Clyde Barlow THE DALLES Pastor J. D. Borders We need churches in: seaside tillamook newberg WOODBURN WILSONVLLE MOLALLA L LET US GO INTO THE NEXT TOWNS, THAT I MAY PREACH THERE ALSO: FOR THEREFORE CAME I FORTH (Mark 1:38). CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1978 f r o m SECTION TWO of the OREGON DISTRICT N OFFICERS PRESBYTER SECRETARY-TREASURER HOME MISSION DIRECTOR YOUTH LEADER SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR LADIES AUXILIARY PRESIDENT FOREIGN MISSIONS DIRECTOR Fred K. Scott Samuel Hardt Adrian Brown Tom Weisser Ray Swarringim Sadie Hardt Richard Griffiths CHURCHES ALBANY, OREGON CORVALLIS, OREGON COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON EUGENE, OREGON SALEM, OREGON SPRINGFIELD, OREGON David Johnson, Pastor Richard Griffiths, Pastor Fred Scott, Pastor Ray Swarringim, Pastor Albert Dillon, Pastor Jimmie Swank, Pastor CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE, THE MINISTERS AND CHURCHES OF SECTION TWO SALUTE YOU FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF DEDICATED WORK IN TRAINING YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN FOR THE SERVICE OF THE LORD. OUR NATION AND THE WORLD HAS BEEN BLESSED BE- CAUSE OF YOU. SECTION TWO WELCOMES YOU TO THIS NEEDY FIELD The hai ' vest is plenteous, but the labourers are few. r ■Ni THANK YOU, CBC ... for 25 years of Teaching the Word BEST WTSHES, CLASS of ' 78 . . , as you continue to develop j ' our ministries Visit the Beautiful Southern Cities of OREGON DISTRICT, SECTION 3 coos BAY DRAIN MYRTLE CREEK NORTH BEND ROSEBURG WINSTON Dennis Kramer Edgar D. Kearney Irvin E. Fields, Sunday School Director Mrs. Irvin Fields, Ladies Auxiliary Director James L. Bigelow, Secretary and Home Missions Director Gilbert W. Pearson, Conquerors Director Barbara Pearson, Ladies Auxiliary Secretary David W. Knight, Presbyter Foreign Missions Representative Pray... Decide... DO IT ! United Pentecostal Church OREGON DISTRICT SECTION FIVE Burns FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Tyler Imperial Titus Duncan, Pastor Phone 573-6400 Sunday School Sunday Worship Sunday Night Tuesday Youth Service Thursday Bible Study 10:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Pendleton UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHRUCH 395 N. W. 21st Street 97801 Dan Satterwhite, Pastor Phone 276-6588 Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M. Sunday Night 7:30 P.M. Wednesdav Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Bend TRUE GOSPEL, UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 213 Lafayette Ave. Gale Scott, Pastor Phone: 389-3753 Sunday School Sunday Worship Sunday Night Tuesday Night 10:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. Washingtoii district ectioTi 1 PRESBYTER Ordell Yadon SECRETARY Ronald Seagraves Home Missions Director Francis Mason Youtl-i Leader Joe Parker Ladies Auxi lary Erma Jean Yadon Sunday School Director Ronald Seagraves CONGRATULATIONS TO CBC IN ITS 25th YEAR BEST WISHES FROM SECTION FOUR Oregon District N PRESBYTER SECRETARY YOUTH DIRECTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR FOREIGN MISSIONS HOME MISSIONS LADIES AUXILIARY LADIES AUXILL .RY SEC. William Braddum L. N. Murphy George Robbins James Warford L. N. Murphy Bruce Meadows Jean Warford Marilyn Causey LISTEN TO Conquerors (Impel Hour every Saturday at 9:30 a.m. KPDQ - Portland 800 on your AM dial THE RADIO MINISTRY OF Conquerors Bible College -- CONGRATULATIONS TO CBC IN ITS 25th YEAR -- UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH KENAI, ALASKA PASTOR W, S Crutnpneher CBC Graduate, 1963 YOUTH LEADER • ffff Cruntpuf ' ker CBC Graduate, 1973 ASSISTANT PASTOR Keith Hugo ins CBC Student, 1959 ' LET THE WORD OF CHRIST DWELL IN YOU RICHLY ' r Congratulations Graduates FROM THE BLUE GOOSE United Pentecostal Church Route 1, Lexington, Tennessee 38351 PASTOR Harold Jaco, Jr. United Pentecostal Chureh SITKA, Ai.ASKA Pastor: Charles H. Karr Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together... CONGRATULATIONS To Senior Class 1978 Green River, Wyoming MONTE HAWK Pastor (307) 875-6012 People Caring for People y Iruth 1 ' abernacle United Pentecostal Qiirch 213 Laurel Hill Avenue Providence, Rhode Island 02909 Joseph Dinwiddie Pastor r68 gradl Congratulations CBC for 25 Years of service to Jesus Christ in sending forth laborers into the Lord ' s harvest. May God bless CBC ' s ministry until Jesus comes! LIVINeSTON United Pentecostal Church Congratulates the Class of ' 78 Pray for us Pastor: Alvin W. Baker CBC Graduate of 1958 LIVINGSTON, MONTANA 507 N. I Phone: 222-1980 Bethel United Pentecostal Ckurck 4001 - 12th Street N.W. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 87107 (The Cross Road of America) 3enjamin D. Urshan, Pastor 344-9175 Our Sunday School is for everybody: Fathers, Mothers, Boys Girls Pastor, Roy Clayton Shank Converted, 1941; married, 1941; baptized In Jesus ' name, 1942; received baptism of the Holy Ghost, 1942; took pastorate at the Brawley church, 1944; student at Northwestern Bible Institute (Cald- well, Idaho), 1946; ordained, 1948; Conquerors Secretary-Trea- surer for the Western District with John Klemin, 1946-51; helped remodel CBC, 1956; Junior Youth Camp Assistant to Bro. Ted David at Carlsbad by the Sea, 1973-76; Junior Youth Camp Princi- pal for Section 1 of the Western District, 1977-78. DOROTHY ELIZABETH (McClintock) SHANK: Pastor ' s wife; con- verted, 1939; baptized in Jesus ' name, 1939; received baptism of Holy Ghost, 1939; received General License, 1948; second Ladies Auxiliary President for Section 1 of the Western District, 1955-56; youth camp nurse for seven years. CHILDREN: Dottie, Faith, Hope, Ester, Elayne, Kathleen Vandevender (attended Conquerors, 1977), and Daniel. Founders of United Pentecostal Churcli BraiMpley Califamia Founding Pastor, Willis Ralph Wilsie Married, 1923; converted, 1937; baptized in Jesus ' name, 1937; received baptism of the Holy Ghost, 1940; first pastor of Brawley church, 1942-44 (Pentecostal Church, Inc.); ordained, 1945; pas- tored in Jerome, Idaho, 1944-55; pastored in Moses Lake, Wash. , 1955-56; Dean of Men for Conquerors Bible College, 1956-59; evan- gelized, summer of ' 59; pastored in Aberdeen, Wash. , 1959-63; presbyter forthe Northwestern District, 1960-83; pastored in Twin Falls, Idaho, 1967-70. MARGUERITE (Kincaid) WILSIE: Founding pastor ' s wife. Ladies Auxiliary President for five years; general license with UPC; taught Women ' s Role at CBC, 1956-59. CHILDREN: Douglas Donald. 194Z - 1978 Eugene Jerome McClintock V Converted, 1941; received baptism of the Holy Ghost, 1942; bap- tized, 1942 (at Weist Lake, near Brawley) ; attended Northwestern Bible Institute (Caldwell, Idaho), 1945; pastored in Twin Falls, Idaho, 1945-47; married, 1947 (by Bro. Ellis Seism and Bro. Frank Mauldin); attended Pentecostal Bible Institute (Tupelo, Miss.), 1947-50; pastored in Aberdeen, Miss., 1949-60; taught at PBI, 1950-60; served on the Mississippi District Board, 1953-58; Sun- day school director for Mississippi District, 1951-60; pastored in Dupo, Illinois, 1960-64; Sunday school director for Illinois District, 1964 to date; twenty-five years on General Sunday School Board ; pastor of Calvary Apostolic Church in Mt. Vernon, Illinois, 1964 to date; served on Illinois District Board, 1973-77. LAVERNE (Brown) McCLINTOCK: An ordained minister. CHILD- REN: Nathan, Calvin, Joseph, and Mark. VALLEY United Petktecastal Church Caldwell, Idaho ' Norman Ruby Rutzen PASTOR Gary Tricia Kantola YOUTH PASTOR 3(ome of the Uravedn ' ' faddion fla j ' CBC Alumni r lYlosc o w , cJaako Lonaratuiationd , C BC , J25 ' ' Ujenri) Of teacnina our uoutn oJ ' s tijesi to ike lass of IQTS 73 South Jefferson ■Moscow: Idaho 83843 . Matting Address - PO. Box 8929 D.irE IJXGSTOX- Pastor Church Phone - 208-882-8979 Residence -509-332-4400 FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor H D. Yadon 262 - 5th AVENUE EAST TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Phone 733-2472 c? : ey?g .: ' t :y? ? cry?g ey:K THANK YOU FOR 25 YEARS OF SERVICE TO OUR YOUTH i : Congratulations Class of 1978 and WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY A Family of God Pastor G. WALLACE VOS Asst. Pastor and CBC Grad BJORN DAHUN Full Gospel United Pentecostal Church in iVIcCall, Idaho L. , joint heirs with Christ, if so be that we suffer with him, that we may be also glorfied together. • Boise UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 2719 Stewart Avenue Boise, Idaho 83702 Phone 208 343-7176 THE CHURCH WITH POWER, A PURPOSE, AND A GREAT FUTURE ' Pitsior Sis, Bob Boani SERVICES: Sunday Morning 9:45 Sunday Evening 7:00 Wednesday Evening 7:30 (Home Bible Studies) Phone 208 375-6642 V LET US EXALT HIS NAME TOGETHER IN SPIRIT AND TRUTH l CO O c« O O O O rt ■S CD , p a Q U ■d O a o m £ CO 1-1 P O d .3 -S JS CO O CO ' O 3 -a « e o o 1 ■« o ro 1 — I 3 3 S S 5 CO ■t! S 2 a, oj - H t: Ti D CO t; .2 S c 2 a rt =3 (D S o bD fei) g i) n. CD •a iJ o 3 II « 3 CO ■3 o  g o o nj . s-1 ; - 3 CO o 3 . c c o o a a. bJD CO to — bJD bB .S 2 CO .2 S in 5 a (V u £ CO §5 CD oJ o -fi 2 01 o 01 M 3 PQ o • fin 2; (U E-H ' +r O c O 5 H,- § rt CD H .2 F CO o CO !h ctJ O U m o d T3 L the New Life Penteco tQl Church 1245 N. ARTHUR P.O BOX 2637 POCATELLO, IDAHO 83201 (201) 232-5662 David W. Brott, Pastor S. R. Yadon, Associate Tim J. Scott, Asst. to Pastor r Abundant Life Christian Church Pastor R. A. Brott A Spiritfilled fellowship is now forming in Lewiston, Idafio. Our purpose is to minister to the communities of Lewiston and Clarl ston. We believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God: that God is a Spirit who can dwell within the human body (Acts 2:4, 2:38); that water baptism by immersion ac- cordmg to Matthew 28:19 and Acts 19:5, is the means by which we can apply the name of God to our lives; and that a life m the Spirit can be filled with Joy and Peace for all indiv- iduals who would receive it. . . .You are welcome to come wor- ship and study with us! Presently meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 P.M , at this address: 1006 Hemlock Drive Lewiston, Idaho For more information, please call: (208) 746-0215 harvest United Pentecostal Church Weiser, Idaho A HOME MISSIONS CHURCH STARTED IN 1977 BY A CBO GRAD Pastor Brent Williams WELCOME TO Calvary Temple 6TH ARTHUR CALDWELL, IDAHO LADIES AUXILIARY PENTECOSTAL CONQUERORS MEMBERS, CALVARY TEMPLE Services: V. Sun(Jay: Sunday School Morning Worship Evangelistic Service Tuesday: Bible Study Thursday: Young People ' s Service 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. PASTOR E. ROHN c9Vew ife Gerjter N 1917 N. FIFTH STREET Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho PHONE 772-2297 HOME MISSIONS CHURCH OPENED IN NOVEMBER, 1977 Pastor Robert A. Oaks 1977 CBC Graduate Preaching NEW LIFE IN JESUS CHRIST in Northern Idaho — Congratulations, Class of 1978 United Penfecosfal Church Wendell, Idaho I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD. (Psalm 122:1) PASTOR HARRY THURSTON Congratulations, CBC for 25 years of ministry! Calvary United Pentecostal Church 450 3rd AVE. W Twin Falls, Idaho Pastor - J. L. Chandler Idaho Falls VPC Conaratuiationd raauales oj 7° (§0i(S for 25 ears PASTOR WALLACE M. LEONARD CBC - ' 69 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from the FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHtJRCH 104 N. VERNONIA ROAD St. Helens. Oregon PASTOR C. M. BARLOW Assistant: Ron Brock God ' s best to RON BROCK FLOYD GREGG as they graduate from CBC. r United Peittecosital Church 949 South End Road Oregon City. Oregon 656-9265 Pastor Mrs Gary Gleason TRUE GOSPEL UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BEND, OREGON V. PASTOR GALE SCOTT Congratulations, Class of ' 78 FROM The North Coast ' s Harvest Field C trs? Utmlea CTenlecosicd K hurck t Hslona, Kyregon PASTOR WILLIAM TURNER Phone 325-1991 Rosebur United Pentecostal Ckurch N.W. Broad Sweetbriar Rosebur , Oregon The little church with the big, friendly welcome t;illDert W. Pearson, Pastor Phone: Donald L. Doran, Assistant Pastor 672-862 CONGRATULATIONS to the FACTILTY AND STUDENTS of CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE from the NEIGHBORHOOD United Pentecostal Church 18631 N. E. Glisan PORTLAND, OREGON N GEORGE M. SPONSLER Pastor Service Schedule Sunday Sunday School Morning Worship 9:45 a.m 11:00 a.m Evangelistic 7:00 p. m Tuesday Kings Krusaders (ages Adult Bible Study 6-14) 7:30 p. m 7:30 p. m Wednesday Ladies Bible Study 10:00 a.m Thursday Conquerors 7:30 p, m Pentecost, When Life Begins ' r Cong ra tula iions to the CiasH of W78 United Pentecostal Chnreh 469 Grove Road Estacada, Oregon Pastor C. E. Roberts PHONE: 630-3841 ' BEHOLD, I SET BEFORE THEE AN OPEN DOOR, AND NO R ' lAN CAN SHUT IT (Rev. 3:8). Congi-atulations, Class of ' 78 Ignited Penteeostal Church Drain, Oregon PASTOR AND MRS. ED KEARNEY CBC Alumni ' 59 Congratulate CBC in its 25th Year 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 FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 833 N. NINTH STREET Klamath Falls, Oregon PHONE 882-5227 Pastor William Braddum CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 197f EVANGEL UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Centrally located at 1552 N. Ki 1 1 ingsworth and Interstate Ave. Portland, Oregon .4 PASTOR Phillip Dugas PHONE 283-4277 ASSOCIATE MINISTERS: Orval Allen, Robert Allen WE EXTEND A CORDIAL WELCOME TO BOTH FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY OF CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE Ahtmdant Life Inited Pentecostal CkurcK Pastor David Dugas SCHEDULE OF SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p. m. Friday Youth 7:30 p.m. PORTLAND, OREGON 9643 NORTH IVANHOE Phone 286-8586 r LIGHTHOUSE United Pentecostal Church 2107 Northwest 21st Drive Pendleton, Oregon Pastor Dan Satterwhite Cio -a 6dujMjio«4 Conauerord a %iie Colieae on uour f ' Qllxwi A MUXWtAOHu Southwest diuiMxk Deaverton, Ureaon astor m. [A. £K. tng 1 r N Contirtiiulathms to ihv llass of 7H Pastors. Mrs. J. D. Borders The church that preaches what the Bible teaches United Pentecostal Qiirch The Dalles, Oregon 97058 2616 W. 10 th Phone 296-3533 Q) 0 C 3 a Q) I Congratulations Class of 78 ' ' iil3l ' 4 J ■as f iC. I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. John 10:10 Vs e f ello A ship William W. Davies, pastor 1145WallaceRd.{POB374) McMinnville, OR 97218 y UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH in the city of Medfordy Oregon 2424 Delta Waters Road, P.O. Box 752 Pastor Mrs. N. L. Murph} Todd Shanon Asst. Pastor Dennis Goff SERVICE SCHEDULE Sunday Morning 10:00 AM, Sunday School Sunday Evening 7:00 PM, Evangelistic Service Tuesday Evening 7:00 PM, Youth Service Thursday Evening 7:00 PM, Bible Study CHURCH SECRETARY: Juanita Steiner LADIES AUXILIARY: Bonnie Brown Congratulations to CBC ' s 25th graduating class - Class cf ' 78! r CONGRATULATIONS-CBC, for 25 years, and, class of 78, for your accomplishment United Pentecostal Church Salem Oregon NEW CHURCH ELEVATION 1130 Cordon Road, S. E. Pastor Mrs. A. L. Dillon PHONE (503) 363-0828 CHURCH BOARD: Bob Moore, Jon McCune, Ken Richins CHURCH SECRETARY-TREASURER: Linda Von Darl SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: Wanda Moore YOUTH LEADER: Doug Scott LADIES AUXILIARY PRESIDENT: Donna Scott BUS MINISTRY DIRECTOR: Rudy Von Darl A PROGRESSIVE UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH - MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF THE ' 70 ' s THE ALBANY UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 230 South Pine Street OUR PRAYERS ARE THAT GOD WILL BLESS THE FUTURE MINISTRY OF BOTH FACULTY AND STUDENTS. SL ' NDAY: Classes 10 00 a. m. Worship 11 00 a. m. Evangelistic 6 00 P- m. WEDNESDAY: Worship Bible L esson 7 :30 P . m Albany, Oregon Pastor David Johnson CHURCH PHONE 926-0654 HOME PHONE 926-3479 J FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 810 W. 3rd Eugene, Oregon Pastor and Mrs. Raymond Swarringim PREACHING AND TEACHING THE WORD IN OREGON ' S UNIVERSITY CITY OREGON ' S FIRST CHRISTMAS FOR CHRIST CHURCH Relocated in 1978 Into a larger and nicer church building where we have room to grow again. Acts 4:12 Acts 2:38 ' ' Proclaiming the Name ... JESUS First 3ps t li C|lfurclf Main Edwards Winston, Oregon 97496 p. O. Box 580 Phone: 679-6119 Pastor: DAVID KNIGHT Assistant Pastor: JERRY DOWELL Come Grow With Us r UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON 1110 E. 33rd Street 694-6677 PASTOR: C. M, YADON CONGRATULATIONS TO CBC ON ITS SILVER ANNIVERSARY GOD ' S BEST TO THE STAFF STUDENTS OF OBC United Pentecostal Church 2642 South 138th Street Seattle, WA 98168 Church phone 244-5115 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON REV. PAUL C. SEAGRAVES 243-5870 United Pentecostal Church P.O. Box 5, 8th Street McCleary, Washington Telephone (206) 495-3832 CONGRATULATIONS, CBC , ON YOUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY from The church that preaches what the Bible teaches and teaches what the Bible preaches. CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF OUTREACH INTO OUR AREA Pastor Brian Orffer Ladies Auxiliary President E laine Kearney Sunday School Supt. Virgil WInslow Youth Director Phil Darby ' JESUS LOVES YOU AND SO DO WE - Emmanuel Pentecostal Church UNITED PENTECOSTAL Montesano, Washington r S2Sb  j. M J9K, „3«MiM9 Pastor Melvin Wagner CDveruone J J elc iniipd 4333 OCEAN BEACH Longview, Washington Pastor E. W. Yadon Pointing dying men to tine living Christ. A Salute to CBC WE APPRECIATE OUR BIBLE SCHOOL Jesus Name United Pentecostal Chureh Mttrtott Washington Pastor David Graves SECRETARY TREASURER CHURCH SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT MISSIONS SECRETARY CHURCH BOARD Kate Reed Lowell Coleman Wanda Sanders Kenova Peters Peter Starr Archie Cheney V THIS CHURCH RECOMMENDS CONQUERORS BIBLE COLLEGE TO ITS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, I : m. % ' - -«aii J - iXJ 3201 SOUTH 43rd STREET TACOMA, WASHINGTON 98409 206 474-6114 Conaratuiationd in itd 25tn near! CBC HAS PROVIDED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS. WE JOIN IN YOUR CELEBRATION. (bOesi Qi tsLs io ike Lylass oj 78 Church Board: Albert Zielke Dewain Hodge Bruce Lagerquist Louis Siqueiros Vicki Keller, secretai-y CBC Board Member William Carlisle ladtor Jram R. JLaLrodde r ■N ' K ongraiulalxons OoOL on our 25? n i Mt versary United Pontecostal Church E. 1803 DESMET Spokane, Washington Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Pentecostal Conquerors 6:00 P.M. Evangelistic 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Saturday Bus Ministry Ladies Auxiliary Second Monday each month PASTORS Rev. Mrs. Verneal Crossley Pastor ' s Residence: 838-1613 W. 1613 11th Avenue Church Telephone: 534-8771 Weleome Everyone CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES of 78 UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 2220 Muirhead St. Olympia, WA 98502 .OCATED IN WASHINGTON ' S CAPITAL CITY Pastor Russell Walters 7612 Greenridge St. S.W. Olympia, WA 98502 Phone: 943-9942 Bible college graduates, Olympia affords an ex- cellent opportunity for furthering your education with three colleges to choose from: Evergreen State College, Centralia Community College, Olympia Technical Community College. WE WOULD WELCOME YOUR HELP IN OLYMPIA COXGn- TULATIONS - CLASS OF 1978 FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 5501 212 th St. SW Lynnwood, Washington ORDELL L. YADON Interim Pastor ' SUPPORTERS OF CBC FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Mrs. Daniel Leslie YOUTH PASTOR Gary Meadows Phone 453-6247 453-0074 1118 McKINLEY Yukitna Washington 98902 ' CHRIST IS OUR STATUE OF LIBERTY r Congratulations, CBC, on your 25th Anniversary United Pentecostal Church Box 1081 Taholah, Washington Preaching ENDTIME TRUTH at Taholah, the end of the road, to show people a new road of life. SUNDAY: Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY THURSDAY: Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Pastor Mike Curley I VISITED PE TECOSTAi CHIRCH 602 EAST FIRST ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON 98520 Pastor: R. L. SMITH (206) 533-6614 Congratulations to CBC in its 25th year: Abundant Life Qiurchi 13th and Dell Walla Walla, Washington Pastor Tim Dugas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 78 FROM FRIENDS AT Cedar A ountain CHapet 19030 S. E. 168th Renton, Washiirgton ...Came wt ith us and wi e trill da thee gaad... NUMBERS 10:29b Pastor John Hardt 255-4659 Pentecostal Church N. E. Dillon, Pastor CHURCH OFFICERS Assistant Pastor: Associate Pastor: Youth Pastor: S.S. Pastor: John Crawford (CBC Grad.) Daylon StoUdorf Don Eastham (CBC Grad.) Dan McCarty (CBC) H B i m PENTECOSmt. CHURCH 1 V ■— - — ■■- r 100 N . ME R I D I AN Rupert, Idaho Secretary: Colleen Hruza CBC Board Member George Kelley CHURCH BOARD Trustees: Deacons: Ronald Hruza LeRoy Jones Otto Maier Eugene Hruza Gary Yarbrough Dick Foulk v CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ' 78 Jk Wise fcitig once wftote these uioitds: ' QUtie ie tdete ts no uision ike people peAtsd. Qod Inas gii en me a uision 0 uikat tie wants to do in the gfteatoMo ittiwest. lA iislon oi tdousonds c iives being (lescued and tAans imed tkougd tiae poweA o Jesus Clwist. Afe o ie stepping o iwa d. by aith. to bui{d a 63,000 sq. t. stAuctufte to ttie gCofty o Qod. on ou i new ofttij acfte site. ■eopfe afte seaftckng ifik l eaden sdip todai): feadeAshi that fcwows wdeAe its c and fiow to get thaie. 3 be iene that Qod I avtd qwm us duiection desuie to offow ' xH ' m gfteate dimensions in the spiJiit than we haue ei eii expefliencedf M the inteAest o soufe. Q.uA. ' iemfce GENE A. ZIEMKE Pastor The Ifcpld oJPeaiecost 1818 Meridian South Puyallup, Washington 206 848-3577 VII EAST HARRISON SPARTA, ILLINOIS 62386 Phone 443-27 20 Pastor Mrs. Douglas Sargeant 1958 CBC Graduate Congratulations, CBC, on your 25th Anniversary The Music Room 8402 N. LOMBARD 286-9282 Portland. Oregon 97203 M ' S FIREPLACE SALES--SERVICE ACCESSORIES-- INSTALLATION BRICK--STONE BARBECUES 10% DISCOUNT TO CHURCHES Mon-Fri: 10am-5:30pm Sat (Sept-May): llam-4pi Closed Sundays 907 SOUTH COLUMBIA RIVER HI-WAY ST. HELENS, OR - Owner: CM. Barlow Hcgnolis 3lpl? Pitbltcations ROCK CREEK, BR ITISH COLUMBIA , VOH1Y0 DIRECTOR: Ralph Vincent Reynolds BIBLE COURSES: Alpha Bible Course Dividing The Word BOOKS; Making Ful I Proof All Things to All Men Eternal Life Home for Christmas Upon the Potter ' s Wheel CASSETTE MINISTRY: Twelve - 90 Minute Bible Studies Write For Price List Publishers of: Bible Correspondence Courses, Bible Studies Texts, Gospel Books Tracts Bibk Ringing )3ibh Fatnib Congratulates the Class of 78 For Records 8-track Tapes Please Write: Conquerors Bible College Bible Singing Bibb Family . 10838 N. Lombard Portland, Oregon 97203 566 N. 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TV Washers - Dryers - Ranges Refrigerators - Stereos Gordon (Gordy) Sully Store Manager r ■N Puppete of Excellence Your search for delightfully different puppets has ended . Catalogues available upon request. RLS CREATIVE ENTERPRISES, INC. 410 RAYMOND • P.O BOX O FALLON, MO 63566 Telephone (314) 272-6675 ROBERT L SPARKS HELPING TO MEET YOUR NEEDS IN PUPPET MINISTRIES Of. (Johns lunelal cJio PORTLAND, Compliments of nneier frank Home Owners Life DMCK PLANCICH STATE FARM INSURANCE CO S 7304 N. Leavitt Ave. PORTLAND, OREGON 97203 Phone 286-3601 Monday-Friday . . . 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Health Auto Like a good neighbor, STATE FARM is there. And to the class of ' 78! k LeeAnn Student Body Secretary Stan Student Body Vice President Steve Senior Class President ' aiik you So mucli Jbir all you tiave coTifributed to our Jamilyr Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson . ENSIGN PROJECT - 1978 ICitchen Sd Publication Facilities Eachyear 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 improvement project for 1978 the student body chose (with the approval of the college staff and board of directors) to provide financingforthe IMPROVEMENT OF THE COLLEGE KITCHEN PUBLICATION FACILITIES. Funds for this project were raised through the yearbook sales progi-am. 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 1978 YEARBOOK PROJECT the biggest in CBC ' s history. We are especially pleased that everyone has responded so graciously to make our SILVER ANNIVERSARY PROJECT a great SUCCESS! The persons whose names appear as PAGE SPONSORS have made contributions of $25. 00 or more toward the project. The BOOSTER LIST includes the names of all those who have made donations of $20. 00. THANKS to each one who has supported the college improvement program through ENSIGN 1978. We hope you enjoy your ANNIVERSARY KEEPSAKE EDITION OF THE ENSIGN. BOOSTERS JR. HAROLD PETE ANDERSON Lewiston, Idaho MARK BATSON Oregon City, Oregon DALE BEAL Vancouver, Washington LOUISE BOWLIN Parma, Idaho NOEL KAREN BRASEL, Crown Point, Indiana KENNETH BRIGHT Aloha, Oregon REV. MRS. WM. H. BROTT Omaha, Nebraska REV. ADRIAN BROWN Springfield, Oregon REV. MRS. DALE BROWN Guatemala, Central America MRS. JOHN BRYANT Deford, Michigan MR. MRS. WILLIS BURGUS Osceola, Iowa REV. MRS. DORSEY BURK Hazelwood, Missouri JERRY CHAMBERS Springfield, Oregon IKE JESSIE CURLEY Taholah, Washington UPC of MOREHEAD, KENTUCKY Pastor Lloyd Dean MR. MRS. LEE DAVENPORT Salem, Oregon REV. MRS. W. P. DAVENPORT Russellville, Kentucky JIM AND FAY DAVENPORT Union Gap, Washington MR. MRS. GENE W. DILLON Jackson, Mississippi REV. MRS. JOSEPH DINWIDDIE Providence, Rhode Island PAUL EASTRIDGE Yoder, Wyoming EDWARD GANOTA Livingston, New Jersey We extend our appreciation to the many schedule makes it impossible for us to Printed and l und by CBC Publications JENNY GLASER Denver, Colorado MRS. ESSIE GRAVES Drain, Oregon MR. MRS. BRENT HARDIN Idaho Falls, Idaho JAMES C. HRUZA Rupert, Idaho PHIL MARY JEAN HUFFMAN Canby, Oregon REV. HAROLD JACO, JR. Lexington, Tennessee REV. MRS. J. L. JENKINS Toledo, Illinois DENNIS JOHNSON Albany, Oregon DAN BARBARA KANTOLA Idaho Falls, Idaho MILDRED KANTOLA Boise, Idaho W. T. KEARNEY McCleary, Washington REUBEN KLEMIN Pacific Grove, California MR. MRS. JOSEPH LE BARRON Portland, Oregon MRS. RALPH N. LUMBARD Columbus, Ohio DENNIS McCREERY Portland, Oregon FRANCIS MAST Portland, Oregon MARILYN MENDEZ Sunnyside, Washington REV. E. G. MOYER Portland, Oregon REV. MRS. WAYNE NIGH Wiesbaden, Germany MIKE MELINDA O ' DONNELL Tupelo, Mississippi MRS. O. E. PANSKA Spencer, Iowa MR. MRS. LEON PAYNE Bay City, Wisconsin MR. MRS. ROGER POTTS Portland, Oregon friends of CBC who mailed their contri list these as page sponsors or boosters Department JAMI C. RIGGS Harrisville, W. Virginia REV. NORMAN L. RUTZEN Caldwell, Idaho MR. MRS. JOE C. SARGENT Milwaukie, Oregon DENA G. SCHNEroER Springfield, Oregon FIRST UPC of WILLINGBORO, N.J. Pastor K. G. Schweiger COLLIN SCOTT Hillsboro, Oregon LINDA SELF Tigard, Oregon GERALD H. SELLSTED The Dalles, Oregon DR. MRS. FRANK SHACKLEFORD Boise, Idaho LILLM.N SHEBLEY Clarkston, Washington BEN W. SMITH Gresham, Oregon CHERYL STONE Aurora, Illinois KATHY TOEWS Vancouver, B.C., Canada CINDY VOS McCall, Idaho MR. MRS. PAUL H. WAGONER San Francisco, California MARVIN WALLACE Beaver Creek, Oregon REV. MRS. TIMOTHY WALMER San Antonio, Texas REV. MRS. HOWARD WEST Seattle, Washington JOHN J. RUTH WILLIAMS Aloha, Oregon W. R. WILSIE Richmond, California MR. MRS. TED WINSLOW McCleary, Washington MR. MRS. 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