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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1974 volume:

iD'rtr e i? or e oilpje. life. ar o| dxt $oCan j kteJy or e tf,at to t cl dHer ye. c«i «S to step oqt and testify for' bis faiil f e doej s° lOitlpUt reyarol for oior) iOe.ll-bei iy. Sadjy, tOe | ear tl e saw e. olol conceptions, l alf offered as trqtl to tie youriy. for tf i reason tfiij bool( 15 dedicated to TrQif if tape. t t itj pljrs erie-trs-te nr iAot anol ctal (enye; o«r ir r er- t bei • - - 'TTyfc trtie. ( ua r'-ty of ff y rrynd (? J oetic, at tie core of sud r n4s i t e trs 'c se e- of life...but t e san e nol (5 a[50 capable of sq intellect ior tf|at craves ir??olncible reality a.5 t e Sole ground frw wfiici tojer era(,2.e. a little- trutta-. tfi5 realty 15 all tiat n atter5 r life. W ittaK cWjbeij Poetry . . . embodies the exaltation, the beauty, the rhythm and the truth of life. Richard Le Callienne Beauty is life when life unveils her holy face. But you are life and you are the veil. Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in a mirror But you are eternity and you are the mirror. Kahli! Gibran Suffering is at the heart of every living faith. That is why man can scarcely call himself a Christian for whom the Crucifixion is not a daily suffering. For it is by the hope that surmounts suffering that true tragedy surmounts pain and has always had the power to sweep men out of the commonplace ugliness of ordeal to that exhaltation in which the spirit rises superior to the agony which alone matures it by the act of transcending it. For in suffering man motivated by hope and faith affirms that dignity which is lit by charily and truth . . . True wisdom comes from the overcoming of suffering and sin. All true wisdom is therefore touched with sadness. Whittaker Chambers The Son of God suffered unto death, not that men might not suffer but that their sufferings might be like His. George MacDonald Joy, v.i.: to experience great pleasure or delight. Poetry is the expression of the unfamiliar beauty in the world, the beauty that is the smile upon the face of truth. Edwin Markham The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. Galatians 5: 22,2T 7 I died for beauty, but was scarce Adjusted in the tomb. When one who died for truth was lain In an adfoining room. He questioned softly why I tailed? For beauty I replied. 'And I for truth-themselves are one— We bretheren are he said. Emily Dickinson 10 Truth is inclusive of all the virtues, is older than the sects or schools, and like charity, more ancient than mankind. Amos Bronsen Alcott I came to say a word and I shall say it now. I came to live in the glory of Love and the light of Beauty, which are the reflections of God. I am here, living, and I cannot be exiled from the domain of life. Kahlil Gibran 12 Truth is within ourselves; it takes no rise From outward things, whatever you may believe. There is an inmost centre in us all. Where truth abides in fulness. Robert Browning It's deadly commomplace, but after .all, the commomplace are the greatest poetic truths. R.L. Stevenson 15 ProMdrm W VVUBFRT WF1CH. Pli O WARREN lAOER, l� h l . DoanC.IKKII lENBRINK Fil.f I ruth is I In beginning ot every good thing, both in Heaven and on earth and he who would be blessed and happy should be from the first a partaker of the truth, for then he can be trusted. Plato: Laws IV DIVISION OF HUMANITIES DONALD VELDT, chairman Awniaif Professor of Speech RAYMOND BARTHOLOMEW Associate Professor of English JOY bodenmiller Instructor of English VIRGIL BOPP Associati- Professor of Social Science RONALD BUSCH Instrui tor or Speec h iUUA HOBtfS Professor ot English and Christian Education To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare, Hamlet, I, 3 20 ARTS AND COMMUNICATION Left; Mr. Bopp and Vi Hagar Lower left; Dr. Osborn far right; Mr. Stewart, Assistant Professor of Music Far lower right; Mr. Osbeck RONALD MAYERS Assistant Professor of History and Philosophy ELIZABETH OSBECK Assistant Professor of Speech KENNETH OSBECK Assistant Professor of Music 22 HENRY OS0ORN' Associate Prou.1 or ot Missions 23 DIVISION OF SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE EDWARD 8UCHANON, chairman Assistant Prolessor of Psychology RALPH ABU HI Assistant Professor of Education GLORIA BAKER Assistant Professor of Physical Education VIVIAN BEALS Instructor of Business Education NO-RA4AN-EQ-lUDNiAC Instructor of Science NATHAN PRICE Assistant Professor of Physical Education 24 Opposite pagi-: Led; Dr. Buchanan Right; Dr. Portileet, Assistant Profes- sor of Sociology Above left; Mi. Ptice Above; Mr Abuhl Left; Or. Poludniak The greatest friend of truth is Time, her greatest enemy is Prejudice, and her constant companion is Humil- ity. Charles Cabel Colton 25 Ml: Mi, . � j Ar i I Lmvur tfft; Pr ™v� Bc-km- O' Oiadwii t Hrt hi. Mr « tfsrtfcr DIVISION OF RELIGION AND MINISTRIES AiUtk'r t RA uo?|i vlM� rhi.in, A-- wii« r nlin RHim ikWH KAlVO IV i •' •• «1 fiifoi .md laMli.il I'M ‘I lit-M fl Mfv-111 Ii I FRO Ml « ASNI R ‘A sUtlilt fJrt lr ,1.' I Hi till VII tOR NlMtHfWS AvWWiSlC ffOFpkvr� n Mivti I 4 is 77 ? JHV WILSON ►'rofi-ssgr iT Kih . and ADMINISTRATION 28 ROY ANDERSON Dean 01 Men BRUCE ANDREE Director or Bus ness Affairs LARRY BOS Stewardship Counselor GERALD CARNELL Stewardship Counselor 29 JAMES COUREY Directo� of SerMces WILLARD DOREN Supervisor oi Physical Plan! DOUGLAS CRAY Director of Stewardship VI HACAR Supervise� oi Accounting WILLIAM Kl I LARIS Registrar Carol mcmains Dean ol Women GARY RAYMOND D rector of Student Affairs EBBA SWANSON Foundations Consultant 30 31 A C T I V I s T S The purpose of the Baptist College Kumi Ori is not just that of an annual. Rather than being a mere pictorial record of events of the previous year, the Kumi Ori is also a Christian publication. It is one means of presenting Christianity in the context of our lives here on campus. The Kumi Ori staff has chosen for its theme this year the concept of Truth”. We have soughl in this publication, with the limitation of our selectivity, to express in ab- stract words and concrete photographs truth as it is exhibited in a libera! arts setting. The Kumi Ori staff this year included: Marcia Colwell . . . editor Don Chapman Kathy Hadley Tana Moore . . . section editors )an Morris Susan Parris Michael Pfeifer . . . advisor Kumi Ori Justifies Above: John Marquardi . . . Photographer Its Existence. Don Chapman . . Photographer Left: Michael Pfeifer. Above: Marcia Colwell Women's Chorus promotes national pride. Wlial Price Freedom was presented by the Women's Chorus in their appearances at area churches. 1 his twelve minute package consisted of patriotic music and narra- tive which aimed at urging Christian Americans In show a prayerful concern lur their i Ounlrv. The director of the 40 member ensemble. Kenneth Cfcbeck stated, We must take both our earthly arid heavenly citizenship-, seriously ' The portion of the program dealing with heavenly citi- zenship featured a combination of gospel music and oral interpretation bt drama students who travelled with the chorus this year. Stephanie Stamm, Barb (Sunning, Cheryl Amann. and Charlotte Jenkins did interpretations ol gre.it women of thf Bible. The Chorus' itinerary this year included the college Christmas Mush ale. Annual Bible Conference. Com- mencement. a weekend tour in the Upper Peninsula, and perftirtnanciw .it church services in the Grand Rapids vicinity. Membership Kathy Thom an. Barb Kilmer, Jean Allan, Lois Brink, Sheri Pike, Charlene Reed, Barb Hiller. Iva Carrier, Connie Sutorius, Lois Jenkins, Karen Glasow. Car- olyn Craig, I mda Jennings, lane Pnuley, Becky McGreggor, Marcia Wainright, Paula Painter, Sue Con Ml. Faith Gillette, Denise Goodrich, Susan Parris, Debbie Cary, Karen Elliott. Melody Zinko, Ruth Fraser, Debbie Boissier, Diane Mace, Marsha Blystone. Donna Williams, Bart} Foster, Kathy l aw-son, Martha Jacobs, Sandy Bun Dana Milekich, Linda Knowles, Marlene Sims, Charlotte Jenkins, Cheryl Amann, Stephanie Stamm, Kathi Fair- President, Lois Potter-accompanist. Kenneth Osberk- director Wind Ensemble provides music. rhe (Saptisl ollege Wind EnsemWe was con- ducted tliis year by Mr. Paul HoeiUley. In Ins view. Ibis group w 1-, lormed lo achieve two goals. It provided instrumental music for the col- lege by appearance's at the Christmas Musicalt, Annual Seminary Bible Conference, and Com- mencement. Also, a smaller group was taken from the Insttmhfo and organized inro a Pep Band, under the direction or Ron Nelson. The second goal was to function as musicians out- side the college in area churches. This was achieved either by the group as a whole taking an entire church service, or by invited soloists from the group providing special music to Grand Rapids churches. Members of the Wind Ensemble include: flute: Trumpet: � , Marilyn Farrington Scott Curtis Elva Maguire Dean Guidebeck Sheri Pike Carol Keppler Ruth Wray- Martha Lewis Clarinet: Dan Nelson Megan Walker terry Lllley Quinn Wolle Trombone: Karen Noyce Gene House Greg Osbeck Marilyn Nauta 1amara Qlmslead Mike Elenbaas hm Mutter Steve Piedr Muribel Knight French horn: lulie Potter Nancy Norton Bass Clarinet: Teresa House Connie lames ludv Nelson’ Oboe: Euphonium: Melody Zinke Tim Bus Sue C rosser Ron Nelson Saxophone: Percussion: Manatee Domokos Paul Thompson Chorale tours Row one? Iknnte lones, Lonnie De-Stall 8cv Moss, Part) SntfffT, RHorrda Plue prencia Taylcw. Detoot Kurt), sJi bi N� hoK Kathi ib rla Glbun iHiriucior Rnli.irH Stewart, Row lvv«: Lynn MaUsberger, jU.Jv Burgess. Leeann Ri ederer, Carta 1 •. Borrow Barrows. KalKy Hur rr. $of Whitlor , flev f� f w jr kauri - Wigfpos. Amy Severson Diane Ulclodaier. Row three: Sam Hi Jv llm RffinlifttsL1! Mike � . Imim Roy Brorkcm.!. Liaik Si'luU-'Irr A Braftiicltl. Ron Nelson. I .irrv |i-nsrn, I )� %«n W« Iff Kow I� � : |«..lm Ragt-i. P v Ooonl. v Sl y«juhk. Stevie i h lt, ScqII k urti Whon Rurit-r, hu - 0Uvcinnn Not pictured. Mike Hau r Mff.v . Rick Moyri firtiti -Van Ante . n Ivan VW illt-n Midwest. ( huidies in Indiana and Illinois Mfere hoists to Baptist College'1- Chorale during their spring tour. There the Cho- rale represented Christ with a musical ministry to believers and a presentation of the gospel to various congrega- tions Vocal music is a valid means of presenting the gospel because a good musical setting of a lev! enhances that text, said Chorale's director Richard Stewart, The music interprets the words sometimes ic... more appealine way. The Chorale also functioned as a public relations and recruiting organization They represented Baplisl College at the city-wide Si it era rally, the Good triday service at Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium, and the hrislmas pro- gram at Woodland Mali As an academic organization, Chorale exposed students to a higher calibei of sacred music Ilian they had nor- mally experienced in the past Its members, chosen by audition, have served the nllege by performing tine quality religious music at all our major (unctions, including the Christmas Music ale. Seminary Bibli Conferente1, and i ttminciK t'incrii Opposite- page left: Rhonda Blue Right: itirennr, Richard stewan Below: Bnniue B,v■ ■ ws give- ( • Ivruxir Bottom: i )n i.iur at umii Savvvn - ,. i Hannibal, Mnwjuri Lett, lack I ImVl-iim I hnr.il� . Of hirers: Uiuti Van I1 liver [S-IV---1 dun, Roberta (kilsijn-5e«re:arv, Louie Stluc- iK-IUjsim ss Manager Ruv BfOnktma- PuNh Rcl.ninm 8Ttr? fW- '■ 39 Student Council is Optimistic. Ii's Good to Be litre was, the theme pi the student government this year they emphasized our privileges as students attending a Christian institution To engender pride because of our association with Baptist College was one or the Council's major goals. Il was also their desire To create a better spiritual unity on campus. They succeeded in opening prayer rooms in Ann I’ickett Hall and the Student Center, organizing Television evangelism, and improving un-campus prayer meetings as means toward achieving the goal of spiritual unity. Actording to Dennis Goodrich, the objective ot student government is to represent student action and voic- ing within the school, C ommenting on the past year, Dennis said, a lot that's happened this year is not visible I lie results of our work will he apparent next year. We look a positive approach for fire appreciation of what we already have here. Sludenl Council officers as pictured above ore; Dennis Goodrich. Dan Crawford, Lois Boak. Haul Doane. Stu- drnf oimcil representatives were ‘k-nior class Biui e Shannon, lulu Doane. 7im Nyhuis lunior lass- Ruth Boni- face, Durwnod Abbey Sophomore class: Ron Sheveland. Tim Holman freshman class: Larry Villanueva, Dan Sterkenhurg, 40 C.O.M.E. I ho Committee bn Missions Emphasis made the students aware of the needs ol missionaries and of mission- ary opportunities. The organization planned a week of chapel services oat h semester in which missionary speakers shared with us the experiences of their Work c O.M.E 's members correspond with missionaries and hold a weekly prayer meeting (or missionaries which all students are encouraged In attend. They are also in- volved in the summer Missionary Apprentice Program. This program provides students with an opportunity to do short-term work with established missionaries on foreign arid home fields. I tie members ot C.O.M.E., as pictured above are; Pat Marquart, Ron Nelson, Dave Banning President, and Mnrgic k-msta. Not pictured: Hob Scholtens, Melody Zinke. Dr. Henry Osborn Advisor. 41 —— - -. - — The Vole; e� ol Vklory Thu Tone� ol I ruth riu sprAcsmon % Abovr i'� i Roherl k � 1tiiuni Right; ! • .. • «! Beknv Dt u - dn | roniciviii. i « nq dir« ror Million Slwfi li Op (mi siu page: Rm. Wilhlli Di Mm («,•!•,.. MmIKhi 6fiuiV.it UflfH‘1 nghl: ‘ .iiilpli: J X� ksrote rlupl.u l.mrr l� fl: D� Dftvfd Mlri, Lowof rlqhf: Or Warren VYmrsiv 15th ANNUAL SEMINARY BIBLE CONFERENCE . . . approving ourselves ... by the Word of truth. II Cor. 6:4-7 Students enjoy variety in Artist Series Above: Fred Hill as Poor Aubrey Above rig if: Randy Holcomb feels a palpitation after delivering A Marriage Proposal to Karen Glasow Right: Cast of St. Joan Op- posite page above: Beth Pollar and Greg Osbeck in a scene from life with Father Lower left: lana Moore receives a scolding from Cleon Thomp- son in Life with father 50 is in character Lite-truths must be studied by living them. Saphir Above: freshman representative, Pam Tim- mer and her escort, Jim Lorence Above right: The Singing Pastor , Rev. Whitelord Right: Cathy Cook and her date, Al Pick Op- posite page; Guests of Her Majesty enjoy a delicious meal left: Baptist College Queen. Cathy Cook Right: A willing decoration crew Helped make Royalty evening possible. AN EVENING WITH 52 I HER MAJESTY We live in the present, we dream of the future, but we learn eternal truths from the past. -Madame Chaing Kai-Shek 53 54 Honors Breakfast Above: Gary Anderson is given honors ror the Du sion oi Social and Physical Science and Education. Below: Cathy Osbeck is electee to Who's Who Above: Paul Evans is honored by the Divi- sion of Humanities, Arts, and Communica- tions. Below: Tom Broughton is Awarded a Special Scholarship by Bill Keilaris. Above- Robert Stacy is awarded honors bv the Division of Religion and Ministries. Be- low Steve Palma is nominated to Who's Who. 55 Above: Mike High amidst the crowd at the barn par tv Above right: Gary Hammiga awaits the inevitable in the Student Project dunk lank Right: A good time was had by all at the Ox Roast 56 Above left: Sherman Andres presented a memorable musical pro- gram Above: The freshmen pur up a good fight, but the mighty soph- omores were the tug-of-war heroes at the Ox Roast. Left: Linda and lim sport Their costumes at the Saga Hal- loween party. 57 A T H L E T E S BASKETBALL M el Me Knml'i .1 Bdpusr coring rtturil Above: Bob Walsh adds to the excitement of the game. Right; Kevin Krass contributes two points to Baptist's first vic- tory over Bethel Above right; Scot Me Knight demonstrates the talent which enabled him to make the NCCAA All Dis- trict first learn. 62 Team Members: Seated: Marty Lewis, Cindy Kelsev, Ruth Boniface, Judy Burgess, Rhonda Kennedy; Standing. Vicki Rillington, Jenny Wesirate, Ka- ren Noyce, Judy McDaniel, Nan Johnson, Marlene Steinfort-Assistant Coach. Lee Ann Reiderer, and Faith Maguire. Above; Coach luanita Kellaris in- structs Lee Ann Reiderer. Left; lenny Westrate The Women's basketball team ended the 1973-74 sea- son with a feeling of success. After compiling a 5-3 record. Judy Burgess averaged twenty points per game and Karen Noyce nine to lead the Comets in scoring. 65 Die Cornel soccer tram finished with a retold ul i 6 3. The learn members include: fim Nybuis, Paul Nyhiiii. fiob Walsh, 1 im Cole. AI CulHbert. Brant Culhberi. Dave Carmichael, Dan Sturfcen- Grady Watson, Brian Quirk. Mike Cochrane, lerry Junnex. Vem Bart , Jim Ray, Gill tatter, Richard Redmond, Steve Voting, Ron Deefmg, Paul Doane, and Kent Parsons. Mike McCollough coached the team with the assis- tance of Boh Davies David Blum was the manage BASEBALL 1974 Members of ihis years learn are: Clarence Goodin, Andy Hill, George Moore, Darryl Ledbetter, Randy Brown, Larry Rol- ston, Sieve Summerfielcf, Durwood Abbey, Mike High, joe Gardner, John Blodgett, George Ander- son, Dan Crawford, Lee jorgenson, Joe Squires, Nate Price—Coach, David Blum-Manager. 68 69 CROSS COUNTRY Coach: Cary Raymond Tom Broughton Paul Evans Dennis Foley jack Miller Dan Nelson Steve Summerfield I like the look of agony because I know it's true Emily Dickinson 70 CHEERLEADERS Captain: Brenda Jensen Debbie Andexler Mary )o Bolhuis Karen Elliot Joyce Oberlein Cindi Rode Sue Swanson THE OTHER SIDE The evenis occurring on the sidelines are often neglec ted as we usually focus our attention on the players. However, it is on the other side of the boundary line that key decisions are made before they are executed on the playing lioor Crowds create the excitement lhal spurs partici- pants to more aggressive play. Also, the sidelines is where all Baptist teams pause to pray before each contest. G R A D ■U A T E S Gar) Anderson Bachelor ai Religious Education Marcella Aranda Bachelor ol Religion� Education Richard B 5IPf Bachelor of Religious Education |ohn Blogett Bible Major Mary fo BoJhur� Janice Bosnia Andrew Buhrow Sr reurijt Diploma Social Science Major Bachelor of Religious t ducat ion 77 Oinv Oum Bath doc of Religious F ducat ion Dorpen DeBuhr Baohelu of Religiou Education Ma l erks Bible Major Paul1 Ouam- Barhelor of R ligi xH� Idui airon Mk Dojir; Badv nr of Religious Education Sharon Devine Bachelor of Religious Education Paul Evans Brenda Eveland PhHHp Fields Bachelor of Religious Education Bachelor of Mum« tiiW« Mag Roberta .Gilson Set irljri.il Diploma Karen (i la sms Secretarial Diploma Jately n Cough B«uhelor il Religious Education Rdf found Johnson Bachelor of Religious Education f� m Kfomparens Bachelor of Religious Education Charlene I eh liner Bachelor ol Religious Education Karen LeSuev S x ul St lent e Major 79 lo Ann 1 i'vin C.o-operative Program Palm li Ni fl ftivchelr � l Kdigmir I duration Mjrk Nieman Soc i«kl SciCrtte Md|«n Judy Ndsion Bachelor of Religious (.duration Timothy Siyhvii Bachelor of Religion Education vi r.iiui.i kli� '•M'lni • •! kV il ' 1«' hhii.ilin i K.dH� I'.'liMTlI Vi n l.m.il !i i|ilonui Inin S i rrMri.� i I )i|ilnm.i fi fi.irV Kr. jm i hmIi K� � ilr C hnslinr Kuwll Kil tl� I. 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Trea- surer Debbie Andexler Debra Abers Karen Acams Bonnie Afman Jean Allam Sancra Ancel Debbie Andexler Bonnie Anderson Greg Anderson Diane Balzer Oennis Baumgartner Sam Beals Barb Beckman David Beech Carla Beig Sally Berry Rhonda Blue David Blum Kenneth 8ott Esther Brace Lori Brady Pamela Breininger Peggy Bronkema no left Bronson Sharon Buckholz Lynn Burg Indy Bum Sandra Burl Brenda Burton Cathy Cdnniff Deborah Cary- Pat Caterino Nancy Chadwick Sharon Collier Sue Collins Sue Conked Kathi Cooper Carolyn Craig Dave Crawford Jawes Curtis Brant Cuthberi Peggy DeBoer Ronald Dee ring Christine Delonge Connie DeVall Cheryj DeZwaan David Douglas Debby Duran Michael Llenbaas Karen Ell.on Marilyn Farrington Carolyn Ease Douglas Fisher David Forbes Barb Foster Linda Foust Ruth Fraser Kay Freiermuth Cheryl French David Fuller loo Gardner Lee Geysbeek Bill Gifford Faith Gillette Diane Gingrich 111 Judith Clupker Denise Goodrich Douglas Gordon Deborah Cowman Rebecca Grapentine Thomas Gray Jack Haveman Diane Hayward Karon Ketfeinan Holl Hess Sue Hodde Chris Holmberg Nancy Griswold Kathy Hadley Richard Hans Faith Harper Keith Harrold Laura Hart Sandra Hoover lack Horton Cheryl Hostetler Teresa House Kathk n Hubant |ohn Innis Martha lacobs Constance lames Tyrone lames Jo Jenkms lorry lennex Linda Jennings Nan Johnson Chris Keene Carol Kepler Thomas Keith am Barbara Kilmer Deborah Kissling James KleirtHeksel Robin Knapp Maribel Knight Eugene Kosheba Eleanor Kovalcik Laurie Ku.nnle U2 Enrique Ucanilao Deborah Lambert Bill Utter Sue Ieasure Darryl Ledbetter Robert Lehman Kathy Lesmae Edward Lewis Marilee lunger Jed McCarthy |udi McDaniel Rebecca McGregor Carol Mclver Kathleen McMahan Diana Mace Marjorie xianstied Pat Marquardt David Martyn Nancy Mas elink Chris Mathews Elizabeth Mead Dana Milekich Katheryn Miller Pam Miller Julie Mol Kristie Moore ITS Tana Moore Diana Murray MariJyn Naula Rona'd Nelson Deborah Nichols Penny Nichols loci Niga Nancy Norton Karen Noyce Paul Nyhuis janell Oberg joyce Oberlin Ronald O'Laughlin Betty Ollila Greg Osbeck Grace Osborn Debra Oswald Gary Otto Sheri Pike Doug Plumholl Kathryn Popham Darcta Porter lane Powley Karen Prjti William Prance Robert Prantle Brian Quick Donna Radciifln Ion Rager lames Roy Darryl Revels Cary Rhodes Richard Redmond Leeann Ri ederer Debra Riley Jacquelyn Ringleberg Robyn Ri$ley Michael Robbins Robert Robinson Nelson Roder Lionel Rood Dobbie Root Kim Rose Waller Rose Randy Ross Rusty Ross Lynn Ruffner Debra Ruse Loo Ann Russel Sarah Schitdroih Rebecca $t basun Amy Severson Jerry Sims Jenniter Smcltzer Andrew Smith Barbara I. 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Lori Niga Slam Norton Karen Noyce Garn Nutter Paul Nyhuis Tim Nyhuis lanell Oberg loyce OberliR Ron O'Laughltn Tamara Olmstead T oni Orange Greg Osbeck Katin Os beck Grace Osborn Virki Osirandei K.ulie Ostrum Debra Oswald Gary Ouo Paula Painter Laune Palma Steve Palma Cheryl Pauli Susan Parris Kent Parsons Shirlcv Partin Debtiie Pearce lanlne Pennington Noi hon Perrier Clarenc e Perry lihrt Peleo Kathy Peterson Pam Peterson Pam Pettibone Steve Piedi Font Pierce Sheryl Pile Dong Plumhoft belli Poller hath; Pofibam Darcia Portei lulie Potter Lois Potter Sarah Powley William Prance Robert Prantle loanne Price Brian Qick Donna Kadi line lohn Roger lames R� ; Gary Ream Richard Redmond Charlene Reed Darryl Revek Bonnie Richardson Leeann Riederer Tern Riggs Debra Rile; I k kie Ringelbcrg Robvn Risky Diane Rikhic Debra Risxo Mike Robbins Donna Robertson Beth Robinson Robert Robinson rindi Rode Nelson Ruder I airy Ralston Lionel Rood Debra Roof Kim Rose Walter Rose Randy Ross Russel Ross Lunn RuTfnei Debra Ruse Lr.ru Russell Chris Russell Iiiclv Saltier ! « 111 . S haeter SalaK Schildrqth Hnlli Schipper Ki l Si hnltens “'Ins Sr hut Mike Scott Him k Sebastian Haiti id Segeislrniii Charlie Seim on Arri'� Sev(jrs in Sue Shaffer Bruce Shannon Rn k SHerrit Ron Sheveland Leroy Shively Kaihy Seidler ferry Sims Marlene Sinis ludy Smallwood lenlfer SmcTU r jlm Smiles Aitdv Smith Bath I. Smith Barb 2. Smith Casey Smith Dell Smith Duane Smith Wesley Smith David Snyder Mm Snyder llm spern Bob Spencer Bill Spivey | ii- Squires Robert Siai v Steph Stamm Sue Stanton Marlene Steinforl Dan Sterkenburu Cri:g Stevens Ron Stiger Donna Stiles Maurice Stolli i Mike Stone Barry Stowers lavne Sullivan Steve Summerlield Connie Sutorjus Don Swanger Sue Swanson Sharon Swine ford Beverly lannei Brenda Tay lor Chris TocKhoi.it Gerri Tlionian kathv Ihoman Debbie I hi HO as Kevin Thomas My ron Thomas Glee Thompson Glen Thiinipson Paul Thompson Sandro Thompson Sue Thomson Rusty 1 ion Linda Tilma Pam Timrrlei William Tinsley Sally Tuinslra Ron 11llie Bru e VanAri twerp I arrv Winder Heide P.m la V ,i net erM e i ilen Robert VanLoan Mane VanOosH-rhoul Tom VanZegeren Richard Veenkaot Berrno Truckle Becky Veldt Mark Veldt Larrv ViNaneuva Marcia Wainright Margaret Walker Gordon Wall Craig Walla(e Roger Wallis ftob Walsh Scott Walstra Shirley Walter Gray don Watson Paul Weber Dale Welch Steve Welly. Steve Welly Eric WestcTlund Mancv Weston lenny West rate Sue Westworth Vk kl Wheal Janice Whetstone Guy White Ly rul.i White al ri. White Roll Whitney Sue Whitlock Gent- VVhit turn Gerald Wieke Paul Wii ks Laurie Wiggins Craig Wiley Dave Wilgenhol Ivan Willey Darlene Williams Dim 1.1 Williams Natu V Williams Mark Willson Carl Wind Lite Wise |on Wolfe Dean Wolift Debbie Wood Beverly Woodh.mis Steve Worth Ruth Wray Ted Wvrick Duane Yager loannc Yard lav lean Veagle Steve Young Dale cbulslc Faith Ziegler William Ziegler Melody Zink No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage-ground ol truth. Bacon 130 f If I 131 132 Think of yourself just as a seed patiently waiting to come up as a flower in the Gardner's good time, up into the real world, the real waking. I suppose that our whole present life, looked back on from there, will seem only a drowsy hall-waking. We are here in the land of dreams. But cockcrow is coming. It is nearer now than when I began. C. S. Lewis We search the world for truth. We call The good, the true, the beautiful, From graven stone and written scroll, And all old flower-fields of the soul; And, weary seekers of the best. We come back laden from our quest. To find that all the sages said Is in the Book our mother's read. John Greenleaf Whittier 134 137 1 138 Dear children, let us not love with words or tongue but with actions and in truth. This then is how we know that vae belong to the truth, and how we set our hearts at rest in His presence. I John 3:18,19 [ MO Peace, and be at peace with your thoughts and visions. These things had to come to you and you to accept them. This is your share of the eternal burden . . . But know that another shall pierce you with a sudden Painful joy when the figure of God's purpose is made complete. T. S. Eliot I ! Yea, though my lesson be hard it is not hopeless, For the Lord is very patient with his slow scholar. He will wait a while for my weakness— He will help me to read the truth through tears— Surely Thou wilt enlighten me daily by joy and by sorrow And lead me at last, O Lord, to the perfect knowledge of thee. Henry Van Dyke Because you have made us for yourself, our hearts are restless until they can find peace in you. St. Augustine The end of knowledge is to know God, and out of that knowledge to love Him, and to imitate Him, as we may the nearest, by possessing our souls of true virtue. john Milton M2 Faith opens the way to knowledge ... All knowl- edge becomes reverent and all being is open to in- quiry. Understanding is not automatically given with faith; faith makes possible and demands the labor of the intellect that it may understand. Out of our liberal arts college experience, truth becomes a compelling need and the quest for truth is perhaps the only worthwhile occupation. From this journey For truth, beauty and the poetry of life emerge. As with the Psalmist we have chosen the way of truth. It is my hope that this book has pro- voked you to recognize that new poetry we have in Christ Jesus; and to crave that irreducible reality that is in the mind of Christ—this is the only way to avoid the susceptibility to being hollow men. Our close is as C. S. Lewis' Perelandra I, all ready? said the king's voice. Farewell, Friend and Savior, farewell, said both voices. Farewell till we three pass out of fhe dimensions of time. Speak of us always to Maledil as we speak always of you. The splendor, the love, and the strength be upon v U3