Cornerstone University - KUMI ORI Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1973 volume:

5 7 All human Beings pass away. Do not let your happiness depend on something you may lose. If love is to be a blessing, not a misery, it must be for the only Beloved who will never pass away. CJ. S. Lewis Marci� (loNII-PIWWCf Girls Sue GosftCV Juvenile Home Ruth VVntv-TwkllcrV Church Jsiv Smile v-Sunday Schnul Sujvniitmtlunt I Xu i C rawford Sunday School I’ehibei Debbie Harris jhiuint rhiwt .un Sf«vv - lies«feme Hall Advisor The Spokesmen: Boh Whitney, Boh Vial. Jot? Tower, Hay Brook cm , 1?«� NcIhhi—Compel Teani Reeky Wallers—Sunday School Teacher Lori Kline Development Center ■«■a - • To the Seniors: Congratulations for a race well run. One of die few never- to-be-forgotten moments of life is the time of your gradu- ation, the culmination of long years of preparation, and the pivotal point of new pursuits. Your college years have been most important to me for during this time you have undoubtedly gained greater Christian maturity, explored and claimed greater breadths intellectually, and experienced more enrichment socially than at any other comparable time of life. These years, now climaxed in graduation, are the key for lifelong service. May the disciplines you have gained, especially your knowledge of God’s Word, your experience in Christian service, and the Christian love you have learned to share with others enable you now to demonstrate genuine Bi- blical Christianity by both lip and life until our Lord’s return. Come back to visit us often. The words of the beloved dis- ciple, John, seem so appropriate, “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.” President W. WILBERT WELCH, Ph. D. u Lonely and alienated while working in busy cities and living in crowded rooms, men cry for love. In moments of compassion we hurriedly and somewhat timidly whisper, “God loves you.” Lonely and alienated while attending a Christian college and worshipping in a Bible-believing church, we cry out for love, and wish that someone standing witli God and looking us in the eye would dare to say, “1 love you, I am concerned.” Troubled by a paucity of love in our Christian community we question its advantages and doubt its profession until we are reminded that we have tire distinct privilege of knowing God’s redeeming love. Secure in his love. He becomes our example as well as redeemer. “Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought to love one an- other.” I John 4:11. Taking the initiative, removing prob- lems, learning to share, we seek to create a community of believers about whom it can be said, “Behold how they love one another.” 11 the book of Philippiam we find 1 nil's instruction that we have “the mind of Christ.” Hie highest quality of this mind is love. This dimension must characterize any community that names the name of Christ, tarve must be the quality that guides the interpersonal relationships of the in- dividuals within the community. This is the natural result of a commitment to Jesus Christ and fulfills the ulti- mate command of God—love of God, self, and all others. The outworking in personal behavior is found in re- spect and service to others. There is involved in this a measure of humil- ity and the willingness to put the needs ef others in another category that last. Christ said. “He who would lie first shall be last.” L.ove is service to, respect for, and acceptance of all individuals in and outside of the community. Vice-President WARREN FABER, Ph. D. 15 Dean GERRIT TENBRINK, Ed. D. DIVISION OF RELIGION AND MINISTRIES JOHN BALYO, D.D. ‘ Professor of Bible and Practical Theology ALBERT CRAWFORD� M.A. Chairman. Associate Professor of Religion JOHN WILSON, Ph. D. Professor of Bible and Religion “Because yon haw made us lor yjoiirself, our hearts are restless UJF Lil thev can find ppaoe in you. 16 17 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES, ARTS AND COM. DONALD VELDT, chairman Associate Professor of Speech RAYMOND BARTHOLOMEW Associate Professor of English t3 ELIZABETH OSBECK Assistant Professor of Speech MUNICATION The.«� .! rf knowJedgft js to know CikI, ;mtl out of that kni wk?dur tn Iovr Min (Ik) to imitate him. us ut.-.;uv llu .Dtjnst, bv possessing our .V)u] of true virtue. John Milton )VU HENKEL Professor of English and Christian Education DAVID ECNER Assistant Professor of English 19 RONALD BUSCH Instructor of Speech MICHAEL PFEIFER Assistant Professor of History VIRGIL BOFP Associate Professor of Social Science JOY BODENMILLER Instructor of English 20 benjamin chapman Associate Professor of Creek « � DIVISION OF SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENC EDWARD BUCHANAN, chairman Assistant Professor of Psychology RALPH ABUHL Assistant Professor of Education AND EDUCATION LESTER DEBOER Aslant Professor of Social. Science VIVIAN BEALS Instructor of Business Education NORMAN POLUDNIAK Instructor of Science The goal of pflncluLion is crturuul happiness with God.” John thos Comouius ADMINISTRATION GERALD CARNELL Stewardship DOUGLAS CRAY Stewardship |M!ES COUREA’ Director of Services VI HAGAR ii� civ{H)r of Accounting EBBA SWANSON E’ou ndat ions CoosrltaiU 25 EDITH MCBRIDE. Residence Hall Director, Pickitt Hall WILLIAM KELLARIS, BRE Financial Aid Counselor EDNA GRIFFETH, Residence Hall Director, Quinoer Hall GRACE WEINS Book Store Supervisor MH$. BUFFHAM St'lM Nurse. MURIAI. THOMAS Librarian MILLARD DOREN Supervisor of Physical Plant VKHN JEFFREY 3;,u i Service 27 28 STUDENT LIFE REFLECTION .VjJy STUDENT PROJECT boosts for bus The president of Student Project, Vern Bartz had an ex- cellent staff working with him this year. Vice-president was Bonnie Larson, Secretary was Diane Holman, and Treasurer was Lori Kline. This year’s goal was to buy a touring bus to be used for college activities. Studeat Project Committee- Left to Right: Joe Tower, Jerri Bfxrmer- shine, Lori Kline, Sue Nieol, Vern Bartz, Bonnie Larson, Ron Sheveland, Diane Holman, Connie Sutorius 3a Use year of activities was topped off vvith. whipped cream and blueberry pie. ARTIST SERIES REVELATION—Dr. Faber and Mrs. Osbeck’s Oral Interpretation class. John Heed and two of his oral interpretation students. This is only a sampling of the variety which made of the Art- ist Series season for the J 972-73 school year. Outside of the number of entertainors which were brought in, various groups from within the college performed for the public and students alike. Among these were such groups as tire Wind Ensamble, the Women's Chorus, and the Chorale At a reception held in honor of Dennis Moffat the Kumi-Ori staff asked him to say a few words concerning the Chris- tian’s responsibility toward professionalism in the Arts. “1 feel that Christians should support the Arts . . . but in doing so the Christian must be better than the world in his performance. 1 also feel that if I do not use my talents to the best of my ability then the Lord will lake them from me. 37 FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SEMINARY BIBLE I I A special day during the week of Bible Conference this year was Dr. Robert T. Ketcham Day. The day was set aside to honor Dr. Ketcham and the ina or role he played in the 1932 separation from the American Baptist Convention. Gary Anderson (Right) is shown making an announcement con- cerning the Robert T. Ketcham award that will be given annualy to the student who has shown the most interest and desire in the area of general Christian Service here at the college. CONFERENCE Another annual event at Bible Con- ference is Alumni Day. Every year the Van Oswald Trophy to an outstanding member of the Alumni Association. This year the pre- sentation was made to Mrs. Victor Mat- thews by the presi- dent of the Alumni Association, Pastor Charles Reed of Fai th Baptist Church, Grand Rapids. 3f MAIN SPEAKERS In dedicating this issue of the Kumi-Ori to love”, we were interested to sec what other persons thought of “love” and how it applied to our Christian lives. “The largest problem we face in the Christian com- munity is love-Iess-ness. This comes about as a result of envy and jealousy. The shameful thing about this love-less-ness is this, we try to compensate for our lack of love with bitterness. We need not dispare however. There is a solution to the problem. The solution is a command John 13: 34-35.” Dr. David Allen “Man’s deepest and most agonizing need is love, and the one place surely that it ought to be found is in the fellowship of the sons of God. It is in the society of fellow Christians litat we are to find acceptance, friendship and affectionate concern. It is here that we are to experience the sense of community and oneness that fulfills and satisfies us. It is here that the love of God is to manifested in demonstrable form and the reality of God’s presence made apparent to all who nice, with the. people of God. Love is the one tiling no group of Christians can do without, and if wo have it not we must heed the words of Christ who says: “I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love. Remember therefore from whence thou art fallen, and repent, and do the first works: or else I will corne unto thee quickly, and will remove thy candlestick out of his place, except thou repent. Rev. 2:4-5 Dr. John Balyo “The word love is perhaps the most overworked and abused word in our language today. Most of the world’s concept of the word could better be inter- preted as lust. The unsaved can experience a real hu- man love, as the love of a mother for her child, but only the saved can experience the real love of God, . . . because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit which is given unto us.” Romans-5:5 If we are filled with the love of God we will be bet- ter citizens and therefore a source of strengthening to the fabric of our society.” Dr. Fred Brown Dr. David D. Allen Dr. lohn G. Balyo 40 4 Dr. Howard Sugden PYGMALION Kathleen Osbeck, Sharon Tanner, Kent Parsons. Bill Oudemolen, Stephanie Stamm, Mil Henkel, Christina Weekly, Galen Beverly, Kevin Sayers. Mary Patton, Rick Floyd, Glee Thompson, Barbara Cunning. AAWOOOQO Professor Henry Higgins (Bill Oudemolen) Eliza’s father, Alfred Doolittle (Rick Floyd) 43 TWELFTH NIGHT—OR WHAT YOU WILL Olivia and Maria respond to cross-gartered Malvolio. TWELTH NICIIT, said to be Shakespeare's most frequently performed comedy, was presented March 22-24 by the Baptist College under the di- rection of Mrs. Betty Osbeck. Its blend of love and adventure with boisterous comedy has preserved its popularity through tire years. Sir Toby Belch and Sabastian battle over a misunderstanding. 44 Fade. I he Clown Sir Andrew Aguecheek a fearless lenight? Lady Olivia—“Now heaven walks on earth.” left to Right: (Standing) Ron Sheveland. Barb Dylhoff. Debbie Riz20, Tom Broughton. Doug Penfield, Stan Jensen. Dan Crawford, Barb Gun- qIii , bul Floyd. Fred Hill, Cherly Amann. (Seated and Kneeling) Charlott Jenkins. Mike Bower, Lisa Osbeck, Cynthia Ciyderman, Sheldon Rhodes, jm itte. 45 Queen Shirley Walter enjoys a baseball skit by Rene Johnson and Julie Schwab Dan Kelson and Bob Mol of The Spokesmen Quai let Senior Larry Fogle receives a certificate from the Bible Department -Mr. Crawford Coach Price receives a gift from the baseball team The JOYFUL SOUNDS Sam Waldron receives recognition into Who’s-Who in American Colleges HONORS BREAKFAST The 8th annual Honors Breakfast was a de- lightful tribute to the seniors and other mem- bers of the student body. Awards were given lo many students for special achievements made during the year. Shirley Walter served as mistress of ceremonies for the occasion. The Saga Food Service brunch was enjoyed by all 47 Rev. and Mrs, Whiteford, Dr. and Mrs. Welch ‘The Singing Pastor’ Rev. Whiteford Kim Flubbell and Steve Palma Connie Moore and Dave Powell ‘‘Somewhere over the Rainbow” was the theme chosen by the Sophomore class for “Sweethearts” this year. Mr. Douglas Pettibone and Mrs. Nancy Bordeau provided a very pleasant evening of entertainment. 51 ROYALTY WEEKEND 1972-73 Left to right: Senior class representative, Camilla Horn; Junior class representative, Kathy Cameron; Queen Shirley Walter; Sophomore class repre- sentative, Robbin Hoefs; Freshman class representative, Cynthia Cryderman 54 “Songs Of The South” Royality Weekend. October 18-20, was a major highlight of the year. More than 350 persons participated in the ac- tivities of the three day weekend. Festivities commenced with a “Sadie-Hawkins” “Reverse-Night” on Thursday evening; giving the ladies an opportunity to treat the gen- tlemen to an evening out. Friday evening was the annual Coronation of the school queen; who respresents the entire student body for an ac- cademic year. Linda Sbawback, Baptist College queen for 1971-72, crowned Shirley Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthor Walter of Tonawanda, New York, as the new queen. Members of tire court were the class representa- tives: Senior, Camilla Horn; Junior, Kathy Cameron; Soph- omore, Robbin Iloefs; and Freshmen, Cynthia Cryderman. Students Lynn Mansburger, Joe Tower, Barbara Gunning, Brenda Eveland. and Roy Bronkema presented varied en tertainment Coronation evening; which included vocal solos, interpretive readings, and piano medleys of southern ballads. On Saturday evening, to climax a we-ekend of events, a for- mal banquet was given in honor of ihc queen. Following llie “Songs Of The South” theme, a large inurial of a Southern plantation transported the queen and her guests lo a Southern garden where they were entertained by Bill Pierce; singer, trombonist, and host of “Nightwatch.” 55 «-- •-.I. � ••• r “But if in your fear you would seek only love’s peace and love’s pleasure, then it is better for you that you pass out of love’s threshing-floor, into the seasonless world where you shall laugh, but not all of your laughter, and weep, but not all of your tears. Kahlil Gibran Baptist Cornets 108 Grace Bible 87 Baptist Comets 79 John Wesley 84 “Baptist Cornels 149 Detroit Bible 44 Baptist Comets 101 G.R.S.B.M 51 Baptist Cornets 81 Mich. Christian Ill Baptist Comets 90 Great Lakes 76 Baptist Comets 109 Grace Bible 62 Baptist Comets 67 Fort Wayne 87 Baptist Comets 86 Concordia 72 Baptist Comets 109 G.R.S.B.M 73 “New Game Scoring Record 5V JUNIOR VARSIT! Baptist Opponent 84 Seminarians 29 64 Seminarians 85 54 Muskegon 63 71 Muskegon 75 87 West Shores 83 91 West Shores 68 60 Northland 65 60 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Baptist 37 Opponent Lincoln Christian 39 31 Muskegon Comm. 38 23 Grand Valley 50 35 Muskegon Comm. 37 45 Conordia 19 55 West Shore 36 38 G.R.S.B.M. 18 47 West Shore 37 83 John Wesley 18 4« Lincoln Christian 24 61 VARSITY Captain. Carolyn Brock, Mary jo Bolthuis, Debbie Dickerson, Robin Hoefc, Brenda Jenson, Brenda Johns, Debbie Rogers 62 63 Baptist Opponent 2 Bethel 1 0 Saginaw Valley 0 6 Grace 4 9 C.K.S.B.M. 1 3 Owosso 2 4 Concordia 0 2 G race 3 1 C.R.S.B.M. 1 1 Owosso 1 2 Bclhel 3 1 Concordia 0 65 The bench . Dunvood Abbey ■Mike High Ken Adams Andy Hill Bob Baker Lee Jorgenson John Blodget George Moore Bob Christensen Larry Rolston Tim Cole Bruce VaoAntwerp Lanny DeWitt Clarence Goodin Coach Nate Price Gan llamminga Larry Rolston heads home to score. BASEBALL team finished season 8 and 6 WOMEN S SOFT BALL Heae J got it Johnson 68 Judy orange beau Burgess si hiding home 1 ’ Martha Jane I ewis and baiter Vicki speedy Billington . f' - - nWC Zi ■ - Julie myrtle Potter tm CROSS COUNTRY 71 Dave Powell ORGANIZATIONS AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST During spring break 29 students of AFC and advisors Rose and Larry Bos went to the beaches of Ft. Lau- derdale, Florida to share their faith in Christ. The ten day period was a time of sowing and reaping as stu- dents experienced the power of God in prayer. Other ministries of AFC include Street and Park Campaigners and College Campus Ministries. 74 Karen LcSuer and Dennis Goodrich Share time Tom Clark and I Cuthbert, heads of Street and Park Campaigners 75 Paul Doane, head of Beach Evangelism The TONES OF TRUTH—Left to Right: Ruth Outlay, Gloria Stock, Ruth Buchanon, Marilee PomicQ. Gospel Teams This year several gospel teams represented the Lord Jesus Christ and die Grand Rapids Baptist Col- lege as they traveled to churches and participated in many oilier types of ministries. Starting June 1, 1973 The JOY- FUL SOUNDS and The SPOKES- MEN will he leaving the school on individual ten week tours. The JOYFUL SOUNDS will tour in the East, and The SPOKESMEN will tour Michigan and the Mid- West. The SPOKESMEN—Left to Right: Roy Bronkema, Bob Whitney, Bob Mol, Joe Tower. Dan Nelson. Hi 'r ORERUNNERS—Left to Right: Darrell Gregory. Roy Brondema, Doug Penfield, David Pow- ell Gary Ream. The JOYFUL SOUNDS-Left to Right: Brenda Eve land, Cheryl Camell, Linda Hansen, Shirley Walter. The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and 1 am helped: there- fore my heart greatly rejoiceth; and with my song will 1 praise him. Psalms 28:7 76 CHORALE Under the direction of Mr. R. Stew- art the chorale performed ex- cellantly, as well as effectively, this year-. Touring around the nation, many opportunities for serving God were taken advantage of, and results were abundant. The testimony of the chorale members through well cho- sen musical selections, as well as en- thusiastic, spiritual attitudes illus- trated a positive image of Christianity, as well as our school, to all who heard them. WOMAN’S CHORUS Member’s of Women’s Chorus led an active year. Several concerts were held here at college, area churches, and on tour. Kenneth Osbeck directs while Ruth Wray and Judy Burgess accompany. 80 John. Kandull and Lynn Frickc Doc’ Taylor Cindy Kelsey and Dan Maguire WIND ENSEMBLE 81 Sue Brom and Bob Cummings — KUMI ORI Editor............ Layout and Design. Advisor........... Section Editors... Photographers ....Doug Penfield ....Marti Lewis ....Mr. M. Pfeifer .......Sue Brom Marcia Colwell Jan Morris Rebecka Walters ....John Randall Sheldon Rhodes Jan Morris 83 STUDENT COUNCIL President Gary Anderson Vice President Steve Palma Secretary Kim Hubbel Treasurer Al Pick Class Representatives Lori Kline Charlie Selman Karen LeSuer Bob Whitney Dan Crawford Tom Broughton Cynthia Cryderman Becky Veldt 84 Junior Representative Karen LeSuer and Gary Anderson CAMPUS HERALD Mr. and Mrs. Editor CO'Editors...........Jim Ackerman, Denise Bos News Editor...................Beverly Grover Contributing Editor...........Doug Pcttiborie Business' Manager.............Bernie Truckle Student Council Reporter.......Gary Anderson Photographer..................Sheldon Rhodes Cartoonist.........................Marti Lewis Advisor.......................Mr. David Egner 85 WCSG-FM 91.3 “Beautiful music variety” is the sound of WCSG—FM. De- signed under the direction general manager George R. MacKay, the station will serve the community in offering FM stero, secular music with intermittant sacred selec- tions. Saturday programing will include public service fea- tures and Sunday broadcasting will be sacred music only. D.J.’s for the new station are Tom Bartlett and Mark Lehr, Marlynn Romig completes the staff as full-time secretary. i? Officers: Vice-President Mark Nieman Secretary, Camilla Horn President, Mike (Jaterino Treasurer, Connie Moore Ken Adams Social Science Major Gwen Barlow Secretarial Degree Jane Bay I is Secretarial Degree Myles Bentley Bachelor of Religious Education 90 I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Let us therefore, as many as be perfect, be thus minded: let us walk by the same rule, let ms mind the same thing. Ceroid Best Bachelor of Religious Education Calvin Buist Bachelor of Religious Education Howard Bur keen Bachelor of Religious Education Lynda Bums Social Science Major Jess Burton Bachelor of Religious Education Paul Carmichael Bachelor of Religious Education Bernard Chandler Bachelor of Religious Education Connie Christiansen Bachelor of Religious Education Pam Christiansen Bachelor of Religious Education 91 Ron Crosser Bachelor of Religious Education Robert Davies Bachelor of Religious Education Larry Dean Bachelor of Religious Education Paul Evans History Major Mark Everett Bachelor of Religious Education Douglas Ferry Bachelor of Religious Education Penny Fromm Rachelor of Religious Education Dwain Gerber Bachelor of Religious Education Kandy Govvman Bachelor of Religious Education 92 David Grighorst Bachelor of Religious Education Sharon Hagan Bachelor of Religious Education Henry Haiblaub Bachelor of Religious Education 93 Janice Hallaclav Bachelor of Music Camilla Horn Bachelor of Religious Education Paul Johnson Bachelor of Religious Education Marcia Klaus Bachelor of Religious Education I ori Kline Bachelor of Religious Education James Lee Christian Ministries Major ' ” Connie Moore Bachelor of Religious Education Rosalie Moore Secretarial Diploma Cyndec Persons Bachelor of Religious Education David Powell Bachelor of Religious Education Jon Rees Bachelor of Religious Education Sylvia Rodgers Bachelor of Music 95 Pam Shandley Secretarial Diploma Linda Shawback Christian Ministries Major Jim SiefEnrt Bachelor of Religious Education Roger Singleton Bachelor of Religious Education Tom Sink Bachelor of Religious Education Linda Smith Secretarial Diploma 96 Lynette Staples Bachelor of Religious Education Kevin Thomas Social Science Major Terence Thompson Bachelor of Religious Education Bruce Van Antwerp Bachelor of Music Sani Waldron Bachelor of Religious Education Joanne Yardley Secretarial Diploma 97 Carolyn Brock Pat Budek Kathleen Cameron Tom Carpenter 101 Cary Er kine Clay Farnliam FhiUip Fields Susan Freos 102 103 Crttfiv Stoddurd Burry Sltvwos fthartin fauntr 104 Baltic: Irucfch- Larcii V iiuknh� ' iftfc Wdlsli' Shtilrv Walte r ii lyii Rchu'uki V-atterv Widks Nathan WillvMV Main VVtuv Boli Whitney Man Vnir Melody Ziiifce W 106 •M- SOPHOMORES 107 3 09 no w Robert Luimmnas l A uyut Oum� Allan Ciilhhrrt K� ultv Cook Mary COOjKr. 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