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

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EVENTS

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 LABOR DAY Our country annually celebrates Labor Day as a time to commemorate the individuals who worked to make our country what it is. Baptist College celebrates the holiday with a break from school and a day ot competi- tion and relaxation. Quincer's front lawn became the host for a series ot volleyball games in which many participated. The championship lor the mattress race, which has become an annual event, was captured by this year's sophomore class. Students additionally enjoyed a canoe race and a fitness run, but the highlight of the games was perhaps the mighty tug-of-war, in which Dean Lamb found himself a bit more soiled than he had anticipated. The 1981 Spokesmen hosted an inspiring concert with songs, testimonies, and blessings Ihey received on their summer tour. Their ministries were interspersed with special numbers by soloists Linda Lowing, Pam Stichler, and Carol Moray. Students, faculty, and guests alike gathered in the evening for a memorable dedication of the new Miller Library. 32