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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1985 volume:

Consider We, the Kumi’-Ori Staff of 1983, would (ike to dedicate this edition of the KumiQri to Jess Hopper (1960 193d) He was a man dedicated to God and a true servant. We thank you. Jes.s, for the example of your U(e. mmVi 4 1985 Seniors: 5 5fifcS' 6 Kimberly 1Jball on 2W X tbeCooL oCuurel (f oelinino ot)ix JU„ p. 2 JJt ■Karen ace 7 8 C.U. £. Gut, iuaeu oCaureen Beth tunn udan Ji. u_Kt nop 9 jU WilL mu i Andrea Aderiaa -A. Scott Wc3arLnJ WicU J. WunJinfer berlii S. „Kohn 10 11 J arert Ji6a W. SUhndL A. S mith a vi Joe Oi ower oro ruax 12 rJhsa Siratjer XJanJbievhoo su a� , SbXomk W. arren cUtJ.VanJl orn Jietic iu VitUmUo W.njy X. Will. X j, Wat r £. VaU.n 3. (? � urc.iu m 13 r 14 s Today i promise you friendship, loyalty and lovfe; Will you promise me the same? So many times before these words have been shared between friends like you and me. But somehow, they pass swiftly away � like sunshine on a rainy day. Witt|hat happen to us? Myr love is strong enough throughout the storms; !o withstand the test of time., and distance. need you, my friend, today, tomorrow.. . and always Senior Class V.O.'s bosl dressed men of 1985. Dorm Council: Ken Wilson, Doug Stephens, Dwight. Strayer, James Swihart, Joe Walsh, Tyler Korphage, Mark Hardiman. 20 Glenn, doing what V.O. men do best nothing Miller Dorm Fust Row. Kelfy Vondorwosf — V7ce Presfcten(; Kathy Kissliny 300 Wing Representative: i sura Unztekcr — President. Second Row: Becky Whitman and Leann Ver Hoeven — 400 wing representatives; Michelle Ames — Spiritual Life Committee Chairman; Andrea Guslcr — Secretary. Visitors — now?!? Well, you know .. The Glad Dorm Lisa Newton are you relaxing again? “Studying too much. Becky 3 Milter DormStaff Michelle Ames — Buzzer, Allison Weir. Lynn Besteman — R.A.’s; Janalycc VanDyke R D.: Kathy Kimmel — R.A Anil UuraShadwick — Buzzct. Miller Dorm 2f Pickitt Dorm Is it Sarah. or is it Elvis? 27 Invasion of Munehkins” Buzzer, Jodi Stoltzfus, R.A. Lisa Smith, R.A. Linda Stewart. R.A Shelly Fauceti, R.D Kay Panacjgio, R.A. Joan Kunst. R.A Theresa Trernp, and Buzzer, Pam Smith. This year's Pickitt Dorm staff involved: Paula Turner, winy rep.; Karrie Vickerey, spiritual chairman; Nancy Barker, wing rep.; Amy Richie, soc. chairman; Elizabeth friend, sec. treasure; Rhonda Tuhtinen, winy rep.; Ginger McMastcis, President; Beth Everett, wing rep.; and Tracy Missley, winy rep. 29 Quincer Dorm 30 Organized walking — Quincer style?! Resident Director: Brad Brandt, Resident Assistants: Tim Hewitt, Mark Manzer, John Verberkmoes, and Michael Van Horn. Buzzers: Scott Stewart and Phil R ood (missingl Sardi” Sterken singin Shine Down Wayne shows everyone his new Fruit of the Loom! Quincer Dorm Council: Wayne Aarum — Social Chairman; Bryan Harris — President; Jim Farrell — Spiritual Life Chairman; Jim Hines — Vice-President. 32 , ■ %■'i Rick Newberry showin' off. Keith participates in the Qulticer tennis tournament. Tom Herrick Jams for Jesus! 33 Keithley Dorm Well it's like this, you see . . (Gloria Woodby) (Left to right) Joey Searlc, Donna Messenger. Linda Murrish. LuAnrte Dowden. Carla Pirklo, Brenda Sahaydak. A Candlelight — in Keithley?!? (Donna Messenger, the new RD) 35 . Tammy Witte whistling or at least smiling) while she work Fay Fox. and Cyndi Johnson enjoying Sue's company. 38 Junior Class Officers 40 Karan Chipman Middle Fnsbey Gerald Crane Tami Decker Leonard Gantz Tad Gates Carrie Glerum Glenn Goldsmith Tracey Deshetsky Larry Dyksterhouse Brian Eldridqe Marly Evans Carol Foglcsong LuAnne Dowden Who is that masked woman? r r I Linda Stewart: Hi. Mom!' Roger Herrington Timothy Hewitt Cynthia Holtzhouse Wendy Jublonski Dale Kemp Rhonda Kerr Elizabeth KIndig .ajji Joe Grifhorst Polly Graves Mark H fdlman Scott Hebner Be h Vtasseruahl Bob Herlch Sharon Klein Vickie Kuhns Jeon Kunst Kathy Kimmel feeling secure Down Loyne David Ledbetter Rosemary Lee Daniel Liebenow David Meads Rick Middleton Keilie Morris Michael Mullen Lynn Nauta Joey Meal Dale Palmltier Karel Powell Joey Searle Scott Hebner working hard in the computer lab. Peter Park Dave Pearson Luke Quisenbcrry Carla Picklo Katrina Ro$$ Alan Poling Brenda Sahaydak Laura Shadwick David Shoop Cynthia Spotts Linda Stewart Janet Stone Wftiscv Thiel Ken Wilson Theresa Tremp James Swihart John VerBerkmoes Paula Winter working hard at Switchboard Sophomore Class Officers 46 Student Council Representative — Elaine Algate; Secretary Shelly Taylor; Vice-President Tom Herrick; President — Ed England; Treasurer — Pam SmittrSj dent Council Representative — Dave Wright K..V.. 49 oria another' Jonathon A.buhl Sieve Boutelle Alex Bombicino John Brandt - • ' s V I m I Carolyn Jones pauses from her studies to smile for a picture. Lisa Jennex Carolyn Jones Laura Kleis Tyler Korfhage Jane Kutrieb Tom Langdon Shelly McBride Todd Masula Sheila Mcl.ellan Brian McManus Ginger McMaster Eric Petty Aimie Price Carrie Qulsenberry David Palmer Mike Ostrander Adam Parmenter I Adam Par ufev.;;£V. . - 1 John Oswald Sonda Page David Oswald Sue Pennybacker Ryan Melvin Scott Nauta m Denise O’Connell David Skiles diligently practicing Robert Ruhf Valerie Russell Mari Scholten Laura Shadwick Carol Simon David Skiles Don Smith Pam Smith Pam Smith and Shari Papenfus standing guard over their precious pieces of art. Scott Stewart Ester Ramirez S. Doug Stevens Ron Clnderwood Kiersten Unsaid Laura Unzjcker Kelly Vanderwest Steve Visserman Daniel Webb Kevin Webb Allison Weir Mary Wheeler Penny Wygant Mancy Yerke Tavia Young Jennifer Zilafro Jami Gray looking pretty In her new banquet dress I W Freshman Class Officers Wayne tarum Haney Babbitt Jamie Baisis Haney Santa Cheryl Barber Leslie Barlow Brenda Bartell Sarah Begley Greg K. Bestcman Yvonne Bird Daniel Boehning Kelly Blair Tim Bradley Teresa Breining Chris McManus, the GQ man of 1985. Lisa A. Brummel Sherry Brown Elizabeth Pabst: Have you lost your mommy, little girl? iMIchae Oaousr Rachel DcRoos Dawn DenDoer Dan Cooke Julie Grossman Roxanne Corliss Jeff Christenson Sancra Clemente LaRayne Ginger, peel Dor.alc Coch'an Rebecca Curtis Jane A. Cushman Dennis Den oei Dorothy Dennis Sts; • i-—■ John Foul Bonnie Fox Ellen Frick Loyal Freshmen Comet fans. Jana Lee Garland Sara Gonnerman Andrea Gusler Susan Gee Sheree Gray Mike Green Elizabeth Friend Jennifer Gould Ruth Graham Scott Underwood Could I have a towel, please? Allison Heffner Laurel Hendrickson Diane E. Holloway Kris Hollstein Karen Henriksen Deborah Jones Brad Jones Gerald Joubert Penny Hough Rhonda Johnson Brian Kelly Melissa Kessel James Keys Kristina Kopf William Lee, Jr. Juanita Loverink Brenda L. McConnachie II --.,V • ... ' •• ; -til'. •. ' ' : Michael McLellan Ed Melton Troy Carr guarding his bag of Oreo cookies. John Michniewicz Debby Morris Timothy Moyers Porta Myers Evonne Meeb Rick Newberry Carrie Miller Linda Miller Melody Miller Tiffany Miller Laura Mitchell Todd Pasloor Russell Penner Christine Perkin Dorinda Perkins Diana Pfeifer { Laurel Hendrickson declares words of wisdom. Shawn Smith Vincent Smith Craig Stevens Michelle Streeter Juanita Sullivan Detsy Tacoma Leeanne Stevens Sharon Stoner Theresa Struble Dawn Sweet Paula Thibodeau James Tolan Bruce Townley Paula Turner Scott Underwood Sortya Omic et Stephen Vandlen Geoff Vermeulen Leann VeiHoeven Karrle Vickery Wayne Aarum displaying one of his many talents. Walter Wagner Joe Walsh Duane VanBuren Karen VanDommelcn Hope VanderMclden Brian VanderStcl Laura Vandct Veen Kimberley Ward Shandra Wefch Pamela Welly Susan Wood Cliff Washburn Beth Warren Dan Boehnlng: 'And furthermore . . . Betky Whitman Rodney Wortley Lisa Wright Tim Wright Eward P. Zlegleheimer Kevin Washburn Melody Welsh - Faith W'ilbur Rachel Wlltfs Julia Wight 72 SpflMS 73 Soccer 74 Biian Webster uses his heed1 f tfik? mtm Steve Adolph kicks from the side. Dave Wiser) steals the ball. Seniors Tim Carigon, Dave DeCook, and Jeff Moon receive plaque at nationals. 75 76 The 1985 Soccer Team: Row 1: Brian Webster, Cal Baumgorten, David Meads. Dave Wisen, Dave Bronkema. Brett Lile, Scott Under- wood, Steve Adolph. Dan Webb Row 2: Coach Bratcher, Dave Skiies, Tim Wright, Tom Cooke. Dave DeCock, Mike Bradley, Jeff Moon, Rob Bartenslager, Jonathon Schultz. Don Cooke. Kevin VandenAaker, Tim Carigon. Look out Texas . . . here we come! Brian Webster heading down the field. Brett Llle shows some fancy footwork. Tom Cooke anticipates a steal. 77 Tim Carigon brings the ball down field. Brent Ice Gerry Kissling scoring for the Comets. Russ Albright feeling good. 78 Varsity Basketball The 198b Varsity Basketball Team: Row I: Brent Ice, Russ Albright, Gerry Kissling, Don Crawford, Jay Bufton. Row 2: Coach Maun, Bob Herlch. Dave Shoop, James bppink, Goeff Vermuelen, Dennis Mink. 79 “Dave Shoop pulls down the rebound Melton, Wally Wagner. Todd Pastoor. Scott Smith, Dave Findley Misting: Bill Lee Todd Pastoor shoots over his opponent Lou Tasma goes up for two points They went that a way . .. The 1985 Cheerleaders: Row 1: Theresa Said, Debbie Jones and Syvia Bacon Row 2: Gaylfi Sclvidge, Amy Dowsett. Row 3: Sarah Begley. An excited group of fans?! 82 Cheerleaders A spirited ctowd. Go. fight, win!!! S3 Sarah Begley watching the game intensely. Women's Basketball The 1985 Girls Basketball Team: Row 1: Marty Evans, Val Russell, Ruth Eckel, Jennifer Gould, Julie Moon. David Meads Row 2: Ray Gates. Deb Berger. Penny Hough, Mari Scholtcn, Pam Squires. Sonya (Jnzicker. Jennifer Gould moving down the court. Deb Berger at the free throw line. Men's Baseball It'� � hit! 86 Coach Price waits for a home run. Tom and Jim demonstrate their forms. Great stop. Torn! Strike ’em out, Mike! Front Row: Scott Davis, Mike Ostrander. Kurt CIJis. Tom Herrick, Dan Webb, Scott Shetenhelm. Row Two: Coach Mote Price, Jim Farrell. John Fout, Glenn Goldsmith. Mike McClellan, Roger Modderrnan. Chris Seavey. B7 Women's Softball wmm Coach Tram checks the line up. Praying for the team? S My's determined to get a home run. Front Row: Julie Beeman, Tracy Deshetsky, Lori Monger, Ruth Eckel, Sally Brininstool, Karen Kissling. Back Row: Linda Roberts. Shiela McLeMan, KariJV- cher. Tavia Young, Pam Squires, Coach Traut. Missing: Amy Dowsett. 08 Front Row: Cal Baumgurten, Kevin Comings, Ed England, Brcit Lile. Back Row: Dave Perron, Brad Possehl, Mark Hardlman, and Coach Dave Dvorak. Srr ash it, Cal! Men's Tennis 89 Volleyball The 1985 Women’s Volleyball Team: Row 1: Kari Archer. Row 2; Karen Face, Ruth Eckel. Karen Kissling, Kathy Kissllnq. Row 3: Sue Knap, Tavia Young, Pam Squires, Lynn Williams, Karen Traut. Pom Squires dives for it! 93 Intramurals This year s intramuials included a varie ty of coed sports: basketball, volleyball, soccer, baseball, and football. There were many different students involved and the program was organized by Paul Dlouhy. (t was a time of fun and fellowship as well as a time of getting to know one another through teamwork and sweat. Paul Tokie and Troy Carr. 94 Bill Lee and Rob Sundclius. Lou waits for the pitch while Cliff is up lo but. 95 . , . and John Prank is safe! Tim Chrbtens en ut the fret? throw tine. The 1985 Pep Band: Chris McManus, Bill Lawson. Vince Smith. Theresa Struble, Deanna Kosbar, Steve Boutelle, LuAnne Dowden, Keri Mueiler, Dixie Smith, Marty Evans, Darrin Stewart, Rhonda Johnson, Tim Christensen. Robin Smith. Not Pictured: Mike Dack, Scott M. Smith, Gerry Crane, Sue Knop. Stephanie Dixon, Juanita Loverink, Carla Picklo, Jeff Christenson. Dorothy Dennis, Jim Hines, John Varineau, Leann VerHoeven. 98 Pep Band Dimensions in Praise This was the first year for Dimensions. It was a pleasingly unique group which traveled throughout Michigan as well as Indiana and London, Orilaiio The speaker for Dimensions was Dr Wagner, Brian MacM.inus was their coordinator The group consisted of five brass playeiand five singers, who were under ihe direction of Mrs Oipha Galloway and Mr Greg Good. rtifr Dinrtn mia lr Pi hprronsliis of Tnilil Muslim. Robin Cariqorv Dwight Anns, i •... y. Brian McManiK, R •.� ■ «.an -.n Scolt Slewnrl. Kaim Ryan, omi [ahIt': ftlilpjsoff 100 Proclamation The Proclamation consist� Washburn. ftan?n Face and ! Qtdey. Cliff Bfyanl. Panics Tabtr Arnold Ashley. Hatin' Col . Proclamation was a gospel team consisting ol six girls and lour guys. The team was under the direction of Mrs. Orpha Galloway. The group traveled throughoul Michigan as well as Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois, Bill Kellarit sarvsd as. the group s speaker 101 The Masters Touch This year’s men’s quartet, The Masters Touch, consisted of John Fout, singing First and second tenor alternately, Walter Matzke, singing first and second tenor alternately, Ron Underwood, singing baritone, Keith Tuttle, singing bass, and ac- companist, Greg Booth. The team was led by Dean of Students, William Katip. “The Master's Touch” traveled at least two weekends a month ministering to churches in both Michigan and Ohio. Their unusual blend of voice and personality made them a favorite attraction among young rallies and ban- quets. Their theme song, Touch of the Master’s Hand, was a favorite selection at most meetings, along with songs such as I’ve Been Changed,” “I'm On the Battle Field,” and others. The Masters Touch consists of the following: John Fout. Walt Matzke, Keith Tuttle, and Ron Underwood. 10?- Voices T riumphant T'lit; Voir :. Ti iuntp)iairit oiwial.sis uf; Yon Bi y-iffci!, .tana Teiptrtrn, CdrsteGulley, Purnell Karen I oca. Cathy ttamlHon. arid Katie Cui� ? Katie Cole, S l Vince, Karen Face, Patricia Taber, Vonee Bryant, Celeste Cuilry, Cathv Hamilton and Jane Tyrpstra made Voices Triumphant Hiefr first performan ill October when they headed down to Indiana for a Ladles Missionary Meeting. The team was prlvilcdged to have Mrs. Warner travel with them Ou this first trap, The rest of the team's travels included trips to Jackson, Rives Junc- tion. and the surrounding area Dr. Osborn and Bill Kellaiis shared the rest of the semester with the ladies as representatives. Many young people were personally con- tacted and many hearts blessed through the ministry oF this group of fine young women! Chancel Singers ! IM Vick: KirfmA 'he way m Do the aud'.iersum The Chancfl Singers consist: of 68 members who are under the direction of Mrs Orpha Galloway. The qroup has performed in various places throughout Michigan Holland. Jackson and Grand Rapids They have also performed at rhe daily chapel services and at the Annual Bible Conference .‘iere at Baptist College A bird's-eye v� rw of live vhan The Ct ii � l Slrvjeis consist «?!': Qfiry Crane - pmkfartt, Raim- vir � piesident, I otmi (Irulclter .ecietary treasure Ktjbekdh Hopklii — Bart) AJk ma, Nancy Barker. bicndl EtarUrll. Yvonne- bird. Da” 8o tv-liKJ leiesa Braining. Tim Christen . !, Mik« I ;«•' Stnpluu i Oixcie Anita Dunse. Brian Fid ridge. fleth Cveritt. Derise Fike. Jennifer Gernnger. Shcree Gray. James Tir - Kathy Hull, Carolyn Jones, Steve Jones- -Gerald J-oubeii. James Keys. Kristina Kapf. Kristtnc Kuhns. Vicki Kahn Joy 1 aFan ie, Sarah Lamb, Ryan Mi-tv in. John Mkhrilefwic , I.mn.- Mirrheil, Oirra tf ntph) F. von IVs- Meeb Rick Mewbeity isa Newton, 0 iabeih Pata.1, Kelly P;ke, Alan Poilrig, Lynda Reed, Jyme Rhodes. Sherman Sc heps. r’a than Stirirr, ScoM Smith Vincent Smith. Damn Stewart. Jodi Stoltzfus. JprvCt Stone. Shtttdn SWWit. «m a T« Ufl , Paula Turner, Kirrstcn VaruVnarr, Karen VanDorn melU-r. H.ip VanderMeider l.auia Vandeiveen. Karrin Vickery. Kimberley Ward Rachel W llls Si ism 'A- -� 1. R 1 Wuitlry i Ivj Wrljjht Nancy Yerke. Puppet T eam Row I L miKjl IN'Cvii ii kwn MjhI .itvl Sherry Dewarae, sncf NTirrry Hrown, Row ?■ Paula Wirvrr. Slwron f ,U ir Kfvln Wfl9hhurn. Norn tiawylOwns,ft H t.aww.,mh Itovld PnV.’wi R rK I I -in tluucke.t ;-u-UL r vSi� tV.f.i' This was the first year chat o puppet team was established in oil� school The iv-arn is the newest outreach ministry and is under the r.x cdlcnt direction of Mark and Sherry Deweese The yiuup's fijsl I tip was to RonlcayjJjc, fffinots and yinc ? that time they have ministered to various churches throughout Michigan. Thy team consist of eleven students as well as six puppets. They have become extremely popular with Sunday school classes. Jr. churches and various Other Awena programs. Chorale The Baptist College Chorale, directed by Mr. Richard Stewart, had a very successful year starting with the Chorale Society Concert on December 2nd, 1984. The Chorale's success continued into the second semester as they went out on tour during Spring Break. The tour started in Elyria, Ohio, and ended in Cleveland, Ohio, with stops in Miles, Ohio; Grove City; Pen nsylvania: Erie, Pennsylvania; Eden. Mew York; and Morth Tonawanda, Mew York. The Chorale worked hard ail year to produce musical ex- cellence, and learned much in doing so Good job, Chorale! Sopranos: Julie Crossman, Cathy Hamilton. Elizabeth Kindlg. Sonda Lea Page. Leri Rowry, Juanita Sullivan, Allison Weir. Carrie Quisenberry. Becky Whitman. Altos: Kathy Bcpler, Teresa Chism, Karen Pace. Amy Hutchison. Sharon Jennex, Esther Ramirez. Brenda Sahoydok, Leeanne Stevens, Theresa Struble. Shandra Welch. Joey Searle. Celeste Guiley Tenors: Arnold Ashley, John Fout. Dan Kar sies, William Lawson, Walter Metzke. John Snider. Kevin Washburn, Wayne Squires. Scott McFarland, Jerry Wyrick. Basses: Dwight Arms, Greg Booth, Donald Cochran. Mike Duoust. Tim Hewitt, Tim Morgan. Adam Parmenter. Chris Scavey, Doug Stevens. Mark Swinerton, Cliff Washburn. Symphonic Band r, s; The Symphonic Band Consists. of: Flutes - - Robin Carigon, Carol Simon, Llixfeb Stewart, Laura Vdhdei ve -M, I.OHM VerHoeven, Mary Wheeler, Carla Picklo (piccolo}; Clarinets — Steve BouteRe, Dawn Carroll, Katie Cole. Deanna Kbsbar Gayle Sclvidgc Theieal SI rublr. Melody Welsh. Rachel DwRoos. Becky Hdpkina: Battixm — Nathan Qhidier, Oboes — Susanne Prey, Julie Wright ; Saxophones — Dorothy Dennis, ScoU FlUapatrick Jim Hwies, Rhonda Tahtinea . Coronets — Craig Gussus. Gerry Crane, Mike pock, James Dodds, Rhonda Johnson, l)ouy KuipfcoH Phil Liver ipone, Scott Smith, Damn Stewart, Scott 5rewnri. James-Warren. Horns — Rachel Card]I, lynn Nauta. Trombones — JcIF Christenson Juanita Loverink, Vince Smith, Mark Swtnerlon; Baritones — Stephanie DUon, Deb Morris. Rubin Smith; Tubas — Brian McManus,. Chrli McManus; Percussion — Dwight Aims, Kirateri VanArrtam, Brian Kelly, Ester Ramlier, Timpani — Keith Andrasko. 107 108 L � eCieysbfick- General Manager Phon-a-Thon Shawn Smith and Scott Shetenhclm This year's Phon-a-Thon was held from January 21 to 31. Volunteers, including students, faculty, administration, and staff, called area businesses and individuals in order to raise funds for the college. The pledges totaled $26,618 and will be used for the student scholar ship fund. Troy Carr — “LJoy! I wish I could get colls like Lindsey end Vonda. Dr. Osborn helps out, too. Denise O'Connell busy calling. 109 New York Team James Sandoval, Steve Boutelle. Dave Skills, Tim Bradley. Phil Livermore, M urwr Cooley, Juomia Lcveiink. Kdiire Vickery. Deyr� Johnson. Jana Lee Garland, Jeff Schultz, Susan Wood. Donna Messenflei Gndi Ruck. Kelly Blair — no piciuied James and Juanita with some new acquaintances The kids just loved Donna and her puppet. Jeff Schultz sharing with the crowd. Phil Livermore. Davie Skiles. Donna Messenger. Dean Johnson, and Steve Boutelle. 110 Dean Johnson enjoys fellowship as he eats his lunch. The New York Spring Evangelism Team was led by Dean Johnson and Donna Messenger. The two leaders and eleven students preached and had special music on the street and in a cafe. They also had one-on-one witnessing on Staten Island Ferry, passed tracks and evangelized in Rockefeller Center and in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral. They even held meetings in Times Square and helped a church with prayer meetings. The Team enjoyed themselves and the sights of New York m Florida Spring Evangelism Team 112 U3 Baptist Choral Society Mr. Stewart started the Baptist Choral Society seven years ago as an extension ministry of the college. Its purpose then, as now, was threefold: to offer non-college musicians the opportunity to continue their musical experience; to provide ex- posure to college musicians; and to “evangelize’' the non-Christian who enjoys classical choral music. The 100-member ensemble, assisted each year by a small orchestra comprised ol professional and college instrumentalists, accomplishes these goals year after year. Since its only concert falls during Advent, Mr. Stewart always selects works which exalt the person of Jesus Christ, such as Buxtehude s The Infant Saviour, or Vivaldi's ‘Magnificat, which was a focal point of this year’s concert. 114 Student Council John !Maguire contemplates over ideas at a student council meeting. Row 1: Secretary: Cyndi Johnson. Vice President: Becky Jorden. President: John Maguire, Treasurer: Lisa VanDerhoof. Row 2: Dorothy Truax, Kathy Bepler, Beth tlbbink, Elaine Algate, Brian Eldridge Row 3: Dave Wisen, Dave Wright, Ed England, Bryan Harris, Mike Dark. Row 4: Biff Katip, Scott Hebner, Gave Shoop, Sob Herich, Dan Senning. Brian Kelly. The 1984-85 Student Council, led by President John Maguire, strove to accomplish its mission: to promote student body life here at Baptist With the theme of £Jp With Baptist,' the Coun- cil and its committee were responsible for many things throughout the year. Council as a whole helped to add two new positions, Chaplain and Married Student Representative. It was also responsible for H4H (Help For the Hungry), which raised money for famine relief in Chad. Council put on the “It Wasn t Like That at All party at the beginning of the year. The Social Committee, led by Kathy Bepler, put on the Homecoming Banquet, Create-a-Date Weekend, Stuff It Weekend, and Friendship Emphasis Week. Becky .Jorden ran the Wednesday night prayer meetings and was responsible for the Stu dent Council Chapels which everyone enjoyed. Looking back at the accomplishment of Council, one thing is for sure, its mission was attained. Student council members listen intently. You can open your eyes now Scott 117 What a great bunch of people. Campus Herald B Dedicated to the glory of God and the service of the student.. 1 '- • i'f Editor: R.L. Wortley Ui Assistant Editor: Dwight Leiand ArmsJ Business Manager: Phil Bernhardt Faculty Advisor: Tim Detwifcr Photographer: Phil Rood Writers: Crystal Eack, • Becky Hopkins, Aaron Kuehn, Juanita Love rink, Ken E. Wilson ' Layout Assistance: Denise FikeT V Typists: Kelly Blair, Nancy Gwyn Deb Morris • Deb Morris types away busily. 118 r Kumi Ori Carla Picklo and Dave Palmer, were editors of the Kumi-Ori that you are presently holding in your hands. Trying to tie up an entire year of campus events into one book is not easy, but with the work of every member, they managed somehow to do just that. The photographer for both publications was Phil Rood. Sarah Conklin, Sherett Gray, Editor — Carla Picklo, Sherry Brown and Deitra Murphey. Back Row; Jim Conley, Porta Myers and Editor — Dave Palmer. Editors, Carla and Dave smile pretty for the camera Sherry Brown getting frustrated trying to meet the deadline. Stuff-lt Weekend Last call for Michigan Hill! Manna from Heaven! Jim Hines: Take me to your leader, ‘ Here's to you! It s tough being a servant! Jean Kunst and John Maguire enjoying each other’s company and each other. 124 Kiss you BUI Katip? Why I don ! even Know you!' Their first date ... Celeste Clydesdale: the evening's entertainment. Gerry Crane to Sarah Lamb: “Oh no. I think I swallowed your earring!!!’’ 125 Royalty The Homecoming excitement began as many people diligently prepared for the banquet, coronation, concert, soccer game, and basketball game Each class chose the following representatives to be on the Homecoming Court: Freshman class: Sonya (Jnzinger, Dan Boening; Sophomore class: Allison Weir, Doug Stevens: Junior class: Cynthia Holtzhouse, John Verberkmoes; Senior class: Tim Hewitt, Deb Cook. The student body elected juniors Tom Cooke and Jean Kunst to be the 1985 King and Queen. 126 “Corne on Jyme, you can do it1 Skating Look what I caught! Couples' Skate Students enjoyed going roller skating at Woodland Skating several times during the year. The parties usually lasted from SpO p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Ju$t rollin' around . . . Which way do I go? 127 Baptist College’s newly elected social committee. ‘Yes Sir. Mr. Katip. Sir. Halloween Kiss me — I got the the ‘Signal “Come up and see me some time, baby I” 128 1 Ahhh! H 4 H Ondi Johnson, captain of the winning Car Wash learn, Thai's my bucket!” shows 'em how its Jone. Ugh. wrong note! This year the Student Council decided to give Help For the Hungry.” The projects included: three car washes, a staff and faculty Talent Might, and a night for the students to give up a meal so the money for that meal could help the people of Chad All proceeds went to feed the hungry of Chad. Dave Palmer getting the right angle. 129 The Pirates of Penzance Stage Direction by Donald Huls Musical Direction by Orpha Galloway THE CAST Frederic.................John Snider The Pirate King Cliff Washburn Samuel .........Michael Daoust Ruth Joanne Morgan Major-General Stanley ... Vince Smith Mabel ...........Lori Ehnis Edith...........Julie Crossman Kate..................Celeste Guiley Isabel ..................Lisa Newton Sergeant of Police . Don Cochran THE PLOT Our hero, Frederick, was I mistakenly apprenticed to a band of | fearsome but gentle pirates. After his- I endenture he leaves to see the world, I and women! Just as he is leaving, a I band of lovely girls — the wards of a P very modern Major-General — hap l pen by. They are seized by the I pirates, but are released when the V general tells them he is an orphan, ■ Later, the general is troubled by the I lie that has has told, and Frederick is I, driven back to the Pirates by f1 strange sense of duty. Of course a J battle ensues, but the police call err the patriotism of the pirates, and dfl ends well. 130 Major-General Stanley’s sleep is disturbed by his conscience. Baptist College's own Keystone Cops. THE CHORUS GENERAL STANLEY'S WARDS PIRATES AND POLICE Barb Alkema Dwight Arms Nancy Barker Arnold Ashley Cathy Hamilton Daniel S. Boehnlng Allison Heffner Daryl C. Duvis Elizabeth Kindig Spencer Galloway Daneene Knight. Douglas J. Kutphoff Sonda Page Bill Lawson Carla Picklo Wall Mutzke Kaylin Schilz John Michniewicz Jodi Stolzfus Timothy Morgan Sharon Stoner Rick Newberry Beth Ubbink Dave Palmer Becky Whitman Susan Wood Scott Smith The entire cast of Baptist College's first musical drama. 131 132 _ Tom tells another Incredible story. The Leadership Retreat Preach it, Dianne! If we don’t look at him. maybe he’ll go away. Now, what are they up to? 133 134 135 If anyone makes one more remark about The baseball team seems a little confused Gerry Crane and John Maguire: a most unusual Gloria W'oodby and Robert Zanetti: first and second honor graduates. 136 Coach Bratcher: Hononng the track team. We re gonna miss you. Coach! MB OTfif Administration Or. Charles Wagner President Dr. Warren Faber Vice-President Dr. Henry Osborn Acting Academic Dean •w Mr. Bruce Andree Director of Business Affairs Dr. Wilbert Welch Chancellor Mr. Bill Katip Director of Student Affairs 138 Bill KeMaris, Director of Admissions Student Affairs Randy Kincaid, Food Service Mail Room Print Shop Academic Office, Registration Financial Aid Manager Tom McCauley, Recruiter Library Beth Tierney, Recruiter 139 Dr. Ralph Abuhl Professor of Psychology Mr. Peter Atwood Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Mrs. Vivian Beals Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science Miss Gloria Baker Assistant Professor of Physical Education 142 Mr. Lawrence Bos Associate Professor of Business Administration Dr. John Bratcher Associate Professor of Physical Education Miss Lee Brown Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science M3 Dr. Howard Burkeen Assistant Professor of Bible and Religion Mr. Timothy Detwiler Assistant Professor of Speech Communication Mr. Curtis Chadwick Associate Professor of Business Administration Dr. Dwayne Cole Professor of History Mr. Daniel Ehnis Associate Professor of Psychology. 144 Mr. Wilbur Eifert Associate Professor of Bible and Philosophy Mrs. Judy Fabisch Instructor of English and AOP Mrs. Orpha Galloway Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Raymond Gates Assistant Professor of Biology 147 Mr. Ronald Meyers Assistant Professor of PhysicaJ Science Mr. Robert Mol Assistant Professor of Bible and Greek ME Dr. Dianne Portfleet Associate Professor of English and Religion Dr. Terrence Portfleet Professor of Sociology Ms. Marilyn Sauder Instructor of English Mr. Nate Price Associate Professor of Physical Education Dr. Daniel Stevens Associate Professor of Bible and Christian Education Mr. Richard Stewart Associate Professor of Music 149 Dr. Gaylord Taylor Associate Professor of Music Mr. Peter VanDessel Assistant Professor of Music Mr. John P. 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