Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

RESERVE wx .a ,,. 4, F sg r, 'Q Y'C'i Q1'x-V' Ns gm l Q .5 E X? 2? 953 in w 10 .- 'Sr I warg, K -ew, - ith gratitude rem Inber the ear 1978- 9 The Vine Fort Wayne Bible College The Vine of God's Own Planting Table of Contents Administration and Staff ........, .... 7 -16 Faculty!Craduating Seniors .... ..... 1 7-32 SeniorslluniorsfSophs!Fresh ..... ..... 3 3-52 Sports ,..... ............,......,. ..... 5 3 -70 Music!Drama! Christian Service . . . .,... 71-89 Campus Life ....,............... ....,. 9 1-112 Events ......,........,........ ...,, 1 13-143 For a ear of stud nd gro th l u , ,ax , ,V ltr,-Q-.-5 ' fi Wffri X . . 5' W N xxx x xx X .V- , , , W xm. ,Q Nw x,I,::j x I' y jj - Tihjigix . , ix . X if S SX E f 1 xxkixxx 5 Xxx z NN 'x xx Q S 1? Q, 1 .4 . I : -I . Q .:' X 5' Q1 :I N w X -1 BQ Ex Y ' bv. ' L X -- K L vi ,,., ., H Q XXX .....- iq X , F1 Vs MPA! 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'fi lbs.. 1 -fu' 1 19.57 sn... A .F 1. 1 'su' ..zfx-r's...l1'l.. r ffl.-2.3 PM ff. fffw.':-Lf' :...l4'. f4, . ntQ. 4.11. Upper left: Our college and our Country: Upper right: A recep- tion for the lacobsens: Middle left: Baby Luke arrived: Left: Dr. Weddle back with usg Far left: A new Shultz lounge: Above: An editor for the next Vine. 3 . . . For a ear of being together t .V , 4,:.-50'-- X, up --qw eg,-, H - -xi. :Q .. hx f.,.f 7 ' itfiifr. 1. , .gy- '-. .-T-ln .. gi' - ' .f'Eff'. 'sw-x,:',.,e 4- -N S -if ...FT -' i-ew. e' 3,411 Gratitude is a fruit of great cul- tivation: you do not find it among gross people. Samuel Iohnson 4 1 1 4'-. X 9 4,15 1. . s 1-.Cie '- Q. All 61 QL Q as Nm: if ixff ' 'iii Q 1 and alive to God AN 1:34 A' 'zgif I T H Gratitude is a joyful memory. H. Nouwen 3 l Q E E Russ Rogers: A New Entry in BC's Own Dictionary of Love Dean. . .Russ. . .Resident Adviser. . .Russ. . .Res- ident Turkey. . . Russ . . . Mama Russachelli . . . Russ . . .Russtokovitch. . .Russ. . .Toastrnaster. . .Russ . . .Conductor. . . Russ. , . Shepherd . . . Russ. . . Visionary. . . Russ . . . Eccentric . . . Russ. . . Beloved Brother . . . Russ . . . Teacher . . . Russ . . . Person , . . Russ . . . Friend . . . Russ . . . Loveable ...Russ. . .Lover. . .Russ Russ. for the significance of all you are to us. . .to I-lim , . .you are greatly loved. 6 This Book Is Dedicated To Arthurhults, Barbara Baxter, Richard Blanck, Michele Burns, Ruth Byall, Marsha Carlson. Ieff Clapper, Dale Cook, Rich Crozier, Bill Culbertson, Gay Lynn Cushing, Lenora Demond, Carol Dunlap, Howard Ferguson, Lesley Gerig, Deb Gerig, Steven Grimes, Doris Hausser, Ada Hofbauer, Cindy Hollenberg, Ieannie Holloway, Marilyn Huffman, Nancy Hurt-sellers, Betty Issac, Adelle Iacobson. Sharon Lanz, Iulie Latino, Esther Ling, Ieff Lutton, Donna Marsh, Vicki dministration f . X -.digs 1 xi It H And Staff Gail Arnold Iohn Burkett Teresa Chupp Irene Cox Alice Dekle Randy Emig Stephen Gagle Sara Gerig Mathew, Ric Mejeur, Sharon McComb. Karen Mohr, Ieanne Neuenschwander Carole Nickel, Rose Pasko, Debbie Postel, Don Reynolds, Eddie Ritche, Stephen Roach, Susan Rodewald, Iulie Sauder, LaVera Schladenhauffen, Ka Schlatter, Arlene Schmidt, Evelyne Schwab, Yvonne Schweickart, lim Stair, Linda Tops, Susan Updegrove, Ioe Waters, Linda Watkins, Larry Wolff, Carol President Timothy Warner Committee Un Administration Stephen Rirzhie, Vice President for Advancement: Dr. Mor- ris Iacohsen. Vice President cifAt1adeinic1Affairs: Dr. Gene Hovee, Administrative Vice President: Don Postel, Director of Business Affairs tArlan Birkey. faculty representative is not pietiired,J President Warner at desk. at s xii 10 Presidenfs Uffice Michele Blanck, secretary Academic Affairs Ruth Burns, secretary , Dr. Morris Iacobsen, Vice President Academic Affairs Advancement Arlene Schlatter and Lesley Ferguson, secre- taries. .--1-R--... Stephen Richie, Vice President Advancement ll Business Offices i s . Financial Aid and Data Processing: Linda Stair. Qiltifrijfi' QT, fi A1 ,jr . l , - ir, :lil ff' ni 2 ,nnv :. , 'i V' A 'B' 'v N v ' . t SX f i ,-get .Q t s.E'5'5gf!4'Q' 1.-rl , .,-rf. F1 XSS if C ,E , xi , gf 1-df'--' 'ie ' ? c, I ,isnt is js f ,fy , f Nh NE 1 -' its 'F if L . P Jw? - ' X X l k 'X X Av' 'ni A , R Q' Q: X 7 Q: 1 'SF Ni . A W- it '- Z. 'V . N K X N . , -' . .hx-' . A-47 Don Postel, Direc- tor of Business Affairs Top right: Marge Holloway, Lynne Koch, Don Postel. Marilyn Holloway. Above: Cindy Hofbauer. Iulie Rod- wald. Karen McComb, Evelyn Schmidt fl-lead Bookkeeperj. Student Services Dr. Gene Hovee fDean of Student Servicesl, Barb Coon lAssistant Deanj, Sharon Mejeur fResident Adviser in Lexingtonj, Lenora Cushing fResident Advisor in gethinyj, Deb Gerig fsecretaryl, Russ Rogers fAssistant san . 'V 7 - S E gm. x N t E Librar Staff Rose Ann Nickel tDirector of Instructional Materials Centerl. Doris Crimes, Yvonne Schwab. Front: Wava Bueschlen fHead Librarianj, Esther Latino. Christian Service ,ff Carole Neuenschwander. -Q t . Howard Dunlap. director. -. to ww' SPRINT it 9 Church Alumni Q Rm Li Relations ! f The Fund Iohn Burkett. Ioe Updegrove, Stephen Richie. Dale Clapper, Ward Lewis. Front: Arlene Schlatter, Lesley Ferguson, Brenda Lewis. Left: Dick Baxter, Ioy Cerig tdirectorj, Below: Lesley Ferguson, secretaryg 1: . ' y.: Registrar Sarah Cerig, secretary: Herald Welty tRegistrarl, Communications Vickie Marsh, secretary: Ioan Mayers fDirec- tor of Communicationsl, Admissions Linda Waters, Iulie Lantz, Ieff Ling tDirector of Admissionsl. WBCL Top: lim Schweickart llwflanagerl, Char Bink- ley, Ieff Carlson, Randy Emig, Larry Watkins: Seated: Marsha Byall, Deb Pasko, Susan Roach. iNot pictured: Steve Cerigl 14 X We I 4 : ggi? ' ,X W!6,i ,Q A 1- 'Zhu . '.-!x'?',3,m f 5 rr . .N 7 ' , N-x 'WBA in v l .1 Correspondence Nancy Huffman, Barbara Artherhults, Donna Lutton fAssistant Directorj. ij? ' .-.pl vw . , .3 -..'. l2Qf 1 .4 .. Q -.5 .r 'ex R mg,g 3351 , . .u 1 qv pa.. N x . - 1 1 Physical Plant Ioe Iohnson Edieon Reynolds fDirectorJ Music Office Far left lean Hollenberg, secretary. Instructional Services Grant Hoatson tDirectorl, Carol Wolff, secre- tary. Food Service Ibtesam Zawahai, Alice Dekle, Elinor Place. Irene Cox, Fern Smith, Sandy Rhonemus Uvlanager, Saga Food Servicel. Gail Arnold. ' i i Print Shop X Mailing K shid h ff Bookstore ay C 'E' e'iP??Lt53 LaVera Sauder KSupervisor of Mailing Departmentj i Carole Demond flvianagerl Faculty Office Cathie Iones, Karon Whitcher fsecretariesj Switchboard Teri Chupp 16 lfxi ,,,. 5 l i 1 NX a 1 Candace Snyder and Rachel Boehm fnursesj with Dr. Laker. Dispensary i N X1 vw x xgk x XA . N W W zwggqygxxs wish? x ,XX X x x X X .ebinwaa -,. , ,, .Q Xxx X ' + .. : gggx-+1:,g-fglmqx agQ:,.y.Qf1-gf, Q., X X WX, Nwfzwgwxkx -Av .Axis Q Q,xx-wxf-wwsswsvvf-'-Sf.:-x 'ix-. , M -x-. 5.SW,5.'snN-NQZMQ,,-:X-lywg-,w,1.:xf.5.135-11'-z,g315'g'2 Q:fi.X : vs fr-My fx? ii' ' X - f-:ip fepqwfgrpgrfwmgsfdwisuvkfft-:,gs:sisXQgw5w,.::.sIf:pQzQ.:11is.3x-sw.:-sff- :.i-1fgifs,','f:d'5i if if'12f'a-'K Wit? -iii? X ' W! gif? W 15555 XPTFS' im- ff'-grfwgsaifsf: 52- N ' X .15 9 v X' 'v1'g5S,.s 25.1, :Z fm-'93 llvf-'Ig 'W .SIM - ' V 'M-i ii:i1- I'-si? .,uG:.: me 5N.1f.:gggsi,:x itil- -11 -'Zag-, 'f ,gi - .Ig-X , . 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'wif ' 1' ' 4 , , . , A X.? .,. v' J , 'ip fd: f,,, f . ,.,1 ,Z bw? M 11,495 A A wif ., 5'4fiiA..-Jil ' - 23:3 ' T ' ' s gn -2 Wififf, ' 4 1 ' ,:4':ff'G 1 24, 4' xx :I 4 f 1 X, A i , swf? W. nfv ' V X xxnwilww : 'N A., P num. Y. - Pre- Seminary Graduates The Department of Preseminary Studies is designed to provide an ade- quate foundation for further graduate ministerial programs. In addition to the basic biblical and general studies courses required of all majors, the Pre- seminary major includes more course work in philosophy. sociology, and other general studies, as well as three years of Greek. 20 1, 'fn 7' 32? .- I 'V VV ! ','A QP A ? U ' ,--o, 1 F- QQ: Dr. Wesley Gerig QChairmanJ. Iohn DiCamillo Standing: Ioel McClure, Leonard Anderson Not pictured: Gary Aupperle. Graduates In Missions f7 And Mission Objectives of the Missions Depart- ment are to aid the student in devel- oping a theology of missions, to acquaint him with history and meth- ods of church planting and growth, to give him an appreciation for non- Western cultures as a basis for cross- cultural communication, to explore the necessity and meaning of indige- nous church principles, to help him 'The nurses pictured above are Candace Sny- der, Mary Hamilton, and Rachel Boehm. ary ursinge develop essential skills, to gain an understanding of the proper relation- ships that should exist between the missionary and his church, mission group, and the people whom he serves, and to provide pastors who do not serve as missionaries with a basis for participation in the mission of their churches. 'The 5-year missionary nursing program is made possible through the co-operation of Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing. Front Row: Ellen Bixel, Candace Snyder, Daryl Cartmel tchairmanl, Cindy Tucker, Mary Hamilton, Rachel Boehm, Back Row: Rex Kiefer, Bruce Rocke, Albert Schwartz, Rudy Cottschalk, Lee Ir. Wilson, Not pictured: Melvin Kizer, Craig Nayrocker. 21 Anderson, Leonard Pre-Seminary Armstrong, Elizabeth Christian Education Aupperle, Gary Pre-Seminary Bennett, Craig Christian Education Bixel, Ellen Christian Ed.!Miss. Boehm, Rachel Missionary Nursing Burkey, Daniel Pastoral Ministries Burkhart. Ir., Richard Pastoral Ministries Chupp, Iames Pastoral Ministries Chupp, Teresa Christian Education Dekle, Alice Christian Ed.!Music Denton, Clyde Edward Pastoral Ministries DiCamillo, john Pre-Seminary Eash, Margaret Elementary Education Emig, Iames Pastoral Ministries Fader, lane Elementary Ed.!Miss. 22 I I 1 I I I II ,I I 'I i! GRADUATES I I 1 I I I I sv 1' .7 Free, Beverly lean Biblical Studies Gerig, Stanley Christian Education Gibson, Karol Christian Education Grady, Yvonne Elementary Education , Habegger, Iana Music Education ,I Hamilton, Mary Missionary Nursing - Haulk, Randall ,ja Christian Education Haworth, William I Christian Education Graduating senior basket- ball-team members and cheerleaders: Charles W. Sanders, Keith Rupp, Linda Stoltzfus. Richard Sommer, Gary Ringen- berg. Hughes, Sue Music Education Kiefer, Rex Missions Kinser, Donald Pastoral Ministries Knox, Melvin Pastoral Ministries 23 Graduates In Christian Education A major in Christian Education is designed to prepare the graduate to serve in a lay or vocational capacity in the local church. It helps the student to develop a personal philosophy of Christian education built on scriptural and historic study: to develop an under- standing of the church and home: and to gain a sensitivity and ability to com- municate Cod's Word. i , Front Row: Rev. Strubhar, Scott Nearhood, Clyde Denton, Ieff Wells, Richard Burkhart, Charles Smith, Iames Chupp, Second i Row: Keith Rupp, Melvin Knox. Richard Woolever, Iames Emig, Daniel Burkey. Not pictured Michel Breedlove, Ralph Driskill. Richard Herman, Donald Kinser, Iames Vanderwoude. Christos pher VanMatre. 24 Objectives of the Pastoral Ministries ,. age? sw ' X I t tt r ' 2, 's af' Front Row: Wayne Widder, fChairmanJ, Randall Haulk, Gary Litwiller, Keith Rupp, McAruthur Wagstaff, Thomas Wilson. Second Row: Bruce Linhart, Nancy Raney, Wanda Rodgers, Karol Gibson, Ellen Bixel, Stanley Gerig, Paulette Smith, Alice Dekle, Teresa Chupp. Not pictured: Elizabeth Armstrong, Craig Bennett, William Haworth, Shayne Looper, Ronald Mann, Karen Wilson. Graduates In Pastoral Ministries Department are to provide a spiritual cli- mate necessary for commitment to Christ, disciplined study, and consistent livingg to help the student acquire a knowledge of the Bible and its doctrinesg to offer a bal- anced education relating to the pastoral ministry in both theory and practiceg to develop leadership abilityg and to give field study experience. Wx, , rg ,,., fm. v .-..: Sei - 4 - , ,A ,N ,wf1. A 'fi 1 L4 ,, - , ,, W W ri' 15 ' A 1 Q x , 1 . 5595 f- ps' lin '- .4 ow-- W1 'HQ ff :mr me , .5 ,L :rx ,, My ,n w W, ,.V.. ,I iw , . .wg-g,n 2, 5 - .4 ,L,-np-,,-,-f 1 Y W X 'w J., ' sf, Em! s1 X Y-E., 'fri P 7 - , v swf ,Q ww A X, 'N ' -gmac ,Wm Us ..- 3 , UL 'M . 'ss ,lf w 4 Xu A ' if -n-qu -A-we QH . 1 jg,31,1.1:::1 p 'fgljglm qi- g,, gy. wan f-W' :X ' vA'h,.g,.A,q?4:.r,, 'Q'fgfw:wws r'ff,. '55i,1gf1 5 1492: I Q- .- ' ' ' f.,WijI5 W V 513 M 'WE J' Q DEW, ' W ..,fQ' '- N if ,.. A ., Yi- px J 'NW R 'wi 'wx ' :.f,wW TI. W' Ian Mast, Sue Hughes, Tom Nevil, Karen Slaughter, Iay Platte tchairmanl. Not pictured: Iana Habegger 28 Graduates in Music The general and professional goals of the department are: to provide general education in music for all students of the college: to prepare students for various ministries in church music, evangelism, and youth workp to prepare students to teach music privately and in the public and private schools on the elementary and secondary levelsg to encourage creative writing and interpretive per- formingg and to provide appropriate music for all college activities. ' t, ,rdf-,E , ,S-.j 4 g.., xHj- . W t ,. H pf. . g . x - :,x. 1:15 , .p. . ,.,.4-wwf Ninas . , - .st ,:-: ,,--1 , ' ' '-lf. 1'-5-1 - 2 , i ' ' 11-11-5 . .5 .1 -, f ,f 1. If U 1 4 M., A sa , gn .icc. X 'Q ....,,N.f i Af v . 3 K -' i t -if N P. , xt, E ' if .g -1, l. Y' I 4 'iQ 1 1 - - -. Q. A . -4 . 3 t' 1- 6 t i Graduates in Education A degree in the area of Teacher Education will enable the graduate to teach in Christian, public, and parochial elementary schools. Objec- tives of the department are to assist the student in gaining a general understanding of the basic areas of education, to train efficient leaders and teachers for the church, to form an attitude toward teaching as a Christian vocation, to gain'basic skills in teaching, to qualify the stu- dent for state certification, and to provide basic preparation for gradu- ate study in education. Left to right: Cindy Lieb, Lois Widder, Ruth Lehman, Linda Stoltzfus, Renae Schwab, Rachel Weber. Margaret Eash, Yvonne Grady, Diana Zimmerman, Cary Ringehberg, William Stabler, Ted Nickel. Not pictured: lane Fader. 29 Class Meeting Wilson, Karen Christian E.d.!Miss. Wilson, Ir.. Lee Missions Wilson, Thomas Christian Education Woolever, Richard Pastoral Ministries Zimmerman. Diana Elementary Education 30 'UD Not pictured: Arbuckle, Brian Breedlove, Michael Driskill, Ralph Fox, Charles D. Herman, Richard Allen Kizer, Melvin Eugene Vanderwoude, Iames Alan Van Matte, Christopher Wagstaff, McArthur ASSUCI TE UF ARTS Not pictured: Breedlove, Rachel lean Cook, David Morrow WF'-w QL 'Rf 'agp ZZ. Barnes, Teri Beech, Cynthia Brooke, Rebecca Burkholder, Denise Gerig, Sara Haffey. Cheryl Kingsbury, Ioanne Rupp, Deborah Thomas, Christina Weber, Debora Zurcher, Ianita Krueger, Barbara 31 Front Row: Dr. Westley Gerig fChairmanJ, Evelyn Tomlinson, Cathy Paules, Beverly Free. Back Row:Br1an Arbuckle, Charles Sanders, Thomas Schatzer. Not Pictured: Charles Fox. Graduates in Biblical Studies Objectives of the ,Division of Bibli- cal Studies are to give the student a working knowledge of the Bible, to help him achieve doctrinal balance, to aid in effective Bible study, to impress upon him the important place that Biblical studies should occupy in his entire Christian life, to develop Christian character, and to motivate him to additional personal and academic study of the Bible. uw' H I bi 'Ds More Seniors I yah' A! A Q 1 W I' MSS? QR xy 'ft' Sv. 2 462 I at E ,ale 1?-, , , G , F,.,. J :,, X. K 1 Vxyif Exist tg:-,.:.,t-,.,t , ,Q -, . , X wc: tk, . A G -. 5, :- -Q - In e , he .- . ,A F ., 231 A -il 5 W V. ' --t -' o,?eow 1 .-on Qian GN .4 xv e vu V , Q- 1- -' .. 1a . 4, -' I J- T' - ,, T' il 2273 , , x:i'.:,?,,4, K 0 X X X X X . , X N eg., Q.. f e4-+ 'N . I - ' 'K 'W' N Q Ib' 'Y x x X Xa' '42 1:-: A ,, 4 4 O, R vb- X u Y. t,s:,,,- . wk ,, I, U, 'fx filja A Zilfii' ., Xu , ag. .bxv , , 0, 1 N Il Ss , lb , A J Belella, Sue Stryker. OH Blaes, lean Louisville, KY Blosser. Mark Goshen, IN Gate, Glenn St. Petersburg, FL Cochran. Stephen Bluffton, IN Cole, Dan Hicksville, OH Frisch, Kenneth Ft. Wayne, IN Goldsmith. Carol Wausean, OH Gottschalk, Rudy St. Petersburg, FL Haworth. Ann Winchester. IN Hendershott. Paul Chicago, IL Hetherington, Iohn Garrett, IN I-lostetler. Iames Fort Wayne, IN Kato. Mitsuru Okayama-shi. Japan ' Lehman, Debbie Berne, IN Lightcap, Douglas Fort Wayne, IN Livengood, Gary Ft. Wayne, IN Logue, William Ft. Wayne, IN I I I 1 E rf I s I nm.-.1...,.e.- A 4-w7r.Ynnm1.yN I 1? ti if 1 e A fl , 5, I I2 fe 3 's 3 It 3 3 S 2 Q 3 I Q is I it Loucks, Darlene Nappanee, IN Mullen, David Manchester, CT Nelson, Mark Ft, Wayne, IN Purdy, Ioseph Decatur, IN Raymond, Scott Columbus. OH Reef, Iulia Berne, IN Rempe. Lawrence Lawrence. IN Stevens, Elisabeth Fort Wayne, IN Stewart, Robert Fort Wayne, IN Stuber, Margie Tremont, IL Tamagawa. Glen Kapoa Kauai, HI VanBumble, Alvin Port Richie, FL Waddell, Mary Pittsburgh, PA White, Debbie Toledo. OH White. Terry Heath, OH Godt, Melody tSpeoialJ Harder, Randy tSpeoialJ Hilty, Sheila CSpeoialJ Sickmann. Charmaine tSpecialj f N IX I A , - ..., r - . 55? ,:5s'i'9Y . g ' ' X., IX N! Q Q R XsAV ':xx 3 Q I5-fi Qt., , -. L 'S 1 id- x-: .. X-.-. R R ' ,t.iNv::-4 .. ,SRS Y -Q' ' I . , - -, , ' We-'i w I I I ra W ' 2 or -N ' . Q ' - .-1-, 'ur ' -v':5 ' I I 5 5: - xii.. .A 'sf' . X A I ..,. 1. -5' . A N ., ' 'sr I -que'-riixfim i . , L Q- 1, 1-2, .. lf? X .,, +5 X X ::---'I'5?Efs:.51?1E55i5i sf A . F- a-1-a:2521S:IrEk5 1 X 5 g::,,:k..q:t-xg-MN 45:2 ' -y 'X- 5. Q ' 5, -:gx -Q . AH fs' , 'W Y ,mv agp Q.: ' NWNXY' , ta, l N V4 X X ..... , . :cs 5331. I ' ' . ,L ir tt . zl!F'jg t at X 39 ' I Syxvfg :Nil -, . g..5x , Q 5 , f N -1...- ' 5 ' Y we f 5 K X Q . - .V , . ' F 1: .. .Q . 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Randy VanWert, OH Frisch, lacob Fort Wayne, IN Cerig, Karen Allentown, PA Gifford, Norman Wooster, OH Gonzalez, Orlando Fort Wayne, IN Graham, Ellen Fort Wayne, IN Crieser, Amy Omaha, NE Haber, Timothy Detroit, MI Harding, Kent St. Louis, MO Hart, Robert Columbia City, IN Hensley, Ioseph Louisville, KY Herndon, Iuanira Decatur, IN ' NX V .X . 2 . N . r Yds v 0 S .C F-QS. t. L z . , Is a, , is 1, , fx M ,515-has' .s-ts3+-- f I - tw rt . A -- A-: 't , , .- Eifi-gfii: .V ' ga RTX .-f -Q. .. Smit - . 9 - X 1 :.f't:x23g:-5 5. ' -wg 0 uf -.0 b W' I , I W ': . '13 N '- EE-if :3 - - l l X - ' is I Nw, K , Q Q . X J 6 , 4 .,,, , . A X . .L , ,I -Z 1 , X , xi QQ A- gg ., x A I Q' ' - I sf H it 5 - Q I., .v ' - i - x r ' W .N RN ,ao A y , , y 4. :N -we ,t,.N-:QQ if mf I f, I 4. Aft A,,f+ Vf gay. , xv, .a .tt isflxt S5113 Q . 9, , :Kiwi-Xff,:igs2-'D A. xx 5 ,gf -1-ffwqa i 5 i :ii G xt. X fvk X .4-P ar .M wwe X X, x 1- S in I s' N- ' ' ' Xx 9 ,ii X ' ,xwwv Q S 3 as -sf-I M 'Z ,l ,I W ' WWW .a I . 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Lori Fort Wayne, IN Warren, Teresa Lima, OH Weber, Cheryl Edgerton, OH Weber, Dwight Harlen, IN Wehner, Sandra Pittsburgh. PA Weitzel, Stephen Moline, IL Whitcher, Karon Cuyahoga Falls, OH White, Marcia Eddyville. IA Whiteford, Marcia Manito, IL Wilson, Gary New Haven, IN Woodward, Frederick Fort Wayne, IN Yerke, Dianne Harper Woods, MI Yoder, Carmen South Bend, IN Yoder, Timothy New Davis, IN E ' ' QQ 56-. nn-- CN? I R-wi 'TW 'S -' f V ' X if sq- wr ' ' w.iii?rf'9'-: -S' ' N13-i' - A - 5- ,W ,W ' 1 '1'. .. ' 9 7 -Q' ' - i- 15, It 2 S .N t . ..,. x t - V. . , Y mv V Q R Nm? Q' ,T F ..-.,., I u-made' 55, . '25 X . .Ee V ,--- , .N V r y V +, . Q, .11 Q. sr 1 .. x-. ., , sr s, I . , as-' 11 Ei: if ' at -I: 5,.,, , , 1 .' 'ff . 3: v 'e fs,-t, i v1l:5gE:2j'1,25:F' t Q, F ,A -35? . ' If 's , , QQ ' 14' 5 9. V is 51:3-A 1 Q ' . I t ' V .- ,1gafa,1s:2,1f: I P '15 . we-' 1 . 3- It A 4. -' . 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OH Bennett, Harry Fort Wayne, IN Berres, Karen Flanagan, IL Beutler, Douglas Goshen, IN Bishop, Barbara Swanton, Ol-I Blosser, Peggy Fort Wayne, IN Boehm, Lynette Pekin, IL Bower, Sheryl Mansfield, Ol-I Brooke, Brenda South Bend. IN Caldwell, Lorraine Wellington, OI-I Cleven, Heather Grabill, IN Copeland. Diane Pittsburgh, PA Diemer, Rebecca Groveland, IL Davidson, Sharon Indianapolis, IN Davis, Felicia South Bend, IN Dettmer, Scott Fort Wayne. IN Eash, Mary Osceola, IN Egle, Susan Gridley, IL Eucker, Krisan Beloit, WI Exner, Angela Fort Wayne, IN Fortriede, David Fort Wayne, IN Fulton, Chris Huntington, IN Gassaway, Karen Mansfield, OI-I Gerber, Ianna Wheaton, IL ' FW-.., 1 X -Y .Av K it 'LL ,ii A :Si ,I :.-- I - x X JI X xx , 3 X Q N X X w . Q , .Xml I . I 'ifgL7I FSM Q uf' 5 1.- . 152 'wa Q X XX X X X X - .X .1 Q- X 1 Bri-if. 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Theodora Limassol, Cyprus Payne, Larry Fort Wayne, IN Pettit, Iohn Moline, IL Porter, Barbara Susan Cleveland, OH Priest, Tina South Bend, IN Ridener, Linda Warsaw, IN Roussos, Stephen Pandora, OH as W W., -1 , QB I 'Q Digg -4 . X . N ., 555 Q I , mv .N .vo -abs. V:- ' f x J' I .--1, .- ,fs - ,- I -'ES ' XM .W--M. .5 3, .nv ' Qs. x . Tift, -is ,52- -5 .sa xx-be tw.: P wg-N-Q ix Q :lst M Q X Q x X is X X X . Xi I I N , Q X X 5 . 'I Y X X is ,,,.., , I . V - t - - - XA x C.. vt. ., 1f4.tf3t' V 'RI' If' . f Q I sq.. 3 vnu v it? X .-X, x Km 4' 2 jim . P , ' - ' -Q . . I I I, : I ' - 3 +I , I V. if U., . - If .' 5 s, ,. 'q u X' xw -5.22: v,'I4s.. v WS' - ' , -' ei y .. E2 : L 710, h I . f, - - N 2 aj I , ii ifeiifq , .- f rw , -ff 'Zip pw ' '- to 'gp ' 33552 W X4 grgfgifr-' vi X fE s ,f::i: ' 1 tif- se: . Q Q ,, 3,- 4011 I ,IE - 1 f . -i -' -1 v e f I' -5 , tujfg , ,X ' -.Eli-1 ' r - I ' ' , .,X3-:sag e . A I ' ' - A ' :fs S .,:-: . . 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IN Shaffer, Thomas Steven Grabill, IN Shaver, Gary Fort Wayne, IN Sherman, Steven Bluffton, IN Skinner, Steven N. Manchester, IN Smith, Vicki Pekin, IL Sonnal, lean Borel, Haiti Sorenson. Casandra Peoria. IL Sousley, Deborah Elkhart, IN Sowers, Kevin Van Wert. OH Springer. Deborah Elkhart, IN Springer. Mark Pleasantville, OH Steiner, Kim Fort Wayne. IN Strauser, Rochille Fort Wayne, IN Sudmann, Allen New Haven, IN Swartz, Linda Poneto, IN Tandy, Karen Fort Wayne, IN Tatum, Gregory Carmel, IN Taylor, Ioni Bluffton, IN Thomas, Iames Waycross, GA Traxler, Karla Edgerton, OH Tucker, Kenneth Flint, MI VanPoucker, Michelle Warren, MI Vaughn, Max Huntsville, AL Vibbert, Darla Indianapolis, IN Watkins, Debra Fort Wayne, IN White, Deborah Clyde, OH Whiteman, Walter New Castle, IN Williams, Kathy Kokomo, IN Wilson, Dale Fort Wayne, IN Young, Kimberly Fort Wayne, IN Zell, Suzanne Toledo, OH 399, . 1 rs-wiv: A: 'E ' V., , ,-ws., mx Y -3, 9,1 .- I -44 FAA x k,,, ,,t 'X ,, -' f' j ff ,tix e, 1 , f . ' - ' 'ifi:, 5 X 1 L ,Wd I I S x xo N x Xt 5 -. YS' X ,., Y. ,QF .IHS lk 'X we 5... X -..,,q -sc 7 I .1 'gy - wax 'i 'e 1,5316 4 J i' ' ' I ,- We g , I 5- -- ,. , gm . ' ,- Q in 5 I i I 4 'F 'rw .f ' ' i ' as .-.:, : V l . ,L,A,, Y I 13 -- f . 5- - .- . I' G , '. 53 f xc I ' S N Q ts 5' N h wx t X. l iff ' f Mi rffffff llW,v!lllllIiffl'7.flllI X 'l 7lm5mll 'Masai ,mffziefiafltl Freshmen Not Pictured Willie Bolden Nora Culbertson Stephen Burnside Dawn Cunningham Tracy Burnside Robert Dick Becky Bonsib Adrian Griffin Paul Burt Ricky I-nook Io lean Demond Ieffrey Kundert Anastasia Rigou Greg Rawley Kevin Rossman Marcel Rydzinski Iudith Salway Mark Sponhower Nancy Stewart Ann Tustison Ianice Young smwnweemas-anfs-Rx:vzvwmwcw-iamr-ww:wwwessx-mm:ff:1,1r,xe::-ew ..w:f+:,:5:::::mz,:1N Men's Tennis St. Francis 6-3 Bethel 6-3 Huntington 3-6 t'Creat Lakes 9-0 'Concordia Lutheran 9-0 Bethel 8-1 Michigan Christian 8-0 'Grand Rapids School of Bible and Music 7-2 'Grand Rapids Baptist 4-5 UNorth Central Christian Athletic Conference Matchl 7-2 overall 4-1 in Conference Second place in Conference 'Www . -ix. X N X tm NW xx X w X V 5 -fi N stiff., xx QX wx xxx -xx XX Xt Nl X W it w. M XQW.-ff' . 2231- -NR-X ,V 1 -, -t . ,,i -: ,Fl X - +R-W Xfmlftww X- ' V' Back: Adam Newcomb, Gary Rmgenberg. Randy Fudge, Coach Kent Fishel. Middle: Robert McKenna, Steven Rupp. Dave Sell, Front: Martin Diller, Alex Bacos. 55 Left: Kevin and Lahan open up play for the Soccer Club. Right: Sponsor and Coach. Mr. Cartmcl. explains lust- minutc details before the opening match with Bethel. Below: Szirkar and Tops fight to see who will he goalie. vi.. lm- ' A X - , S D3 1 K si' 'IE '9 KSN N fi Men S Intramural Volle ball Top: Burkey on the move against Fisher. Middle: Scott Nearhood slams a spike as McKenna goes up for a block. Below: Whose ball is il? screams Fisher as he is up in the air. Men's Intramurals ni! Top right: Noble House vs. Wong's Wing. Right: Wong's Winning Wing: Back: Bryan 58 Peterson, Cal Rychner, Stan Cushing, Mark Mabee, Ioe Hensely, Tim Yoder, Craig Bennett, Al Sudmann, Glen Cate. Front: Adam Newcomb, Steve Sherman, Bob McKenna, Keith Wong, and Dave Kapaku. was-W'-' Right: All Stars. Girls Intramurals Sonja Pierce: Oh, No! It's Coming here. Bottom left: Holly's Tough Team: Back: Vicki Smith. Front: Holly Miller, Krisan Euehar, Karen McKenna, and Denise Burkholder. Bottom right: Oh! Linda hit it! Linda Skinner and Amy Grieser. 59 Women's Basketball 'X K X i Iii . 3065 u u f ' i i er M- QL -- 'A ' ' . V7 at . . fe Above: Kay Cornell is astounding the opposing team with her free throw. Right: Coach Phyllis Miller is getting into the game. Team Girls' Varsity Basketball Schedule, Cindy Beech Peg Blosser Kay Cornell Carolyn DiCamillo Kim Keener Ginger Loucks Rhonda Neff Nancy Raney Tionie Razor Lisa Sprunger Evelyn Tomlinson 1978-79 FWBC vs. Bethel ......... .,... 'FWBC vs. Great Lakes . . . . . . . . 'FWBC vs. Concordia .... ..... 'FWBC vs. Great Lakes . . . . . . . . 'FWBC vs. GRSBM ............,.. FWBC vs. Bethel .................. FWBC vs. Grand Rapids Baptist .... FWBC vs. Saint Francis ............ FWBC vs. Tri-State ................ 36-46 38-60 30-69 39-50 49-44 28-41 28-35 36-64 40-73 'FWBC vs. Michigan Christian ..... 44-33 FWBC vs. IUPU ....... . ........... 'FWBC vs. cRsBM ............... 24-59 36-42 FWBC vs. Grand Rapids Baptist .... 39-58 FWBC vs. Grace .....,............ Won 2 I Lost 11 Conference 2-6 37-60 if Z XZ,- 2 , -Q.. gin 2... X Kay Cornell shoots a freethrow at a home game. The other players are: Tionie Razor 4140, Kim Keener 354, and Rhonda Neff, 1130. X Fighting for the ball at a Bethel home game. Kim Keener retrieves the ball! Back: Coach Miller, Chris Morgan, Lori Van Ryn, Cheryl Nimtz, Tionie Razor, Kay Cornell. Yvonne Grady. Front: Deb Wat- kins, Karen Barres. Deb Rupp, Bonnie Ching, Deb Sous- ley. lNot pictured: Marcia Whiteford fManagerl and Lisa Sprunger tSlatisti- cianl. 62 VVomen's Volleyball Team N50 , ,Ri D KBC W NHC u.--.L K Trinity Christian Bethel Grace Butler Tri-State St. Marys Notre Dame Great Lakes Bible Concordia fAnn Arborj St. Francis Women's Varsity Volleyball Season 9-15, 15-7. 15-8. 7-15. 15-9, 4-15. 15-1 5-11,14-16 15-9 14-16, 6-15 9-15 16-14 15-11.11-15 15-1 15-11,15-7 13-15,15-7,15-4 IUPU Manchester Tri-State Grand Rapids Baptist Great Lakes St. Francis Indiana Tech. GRSBM Grace 15-11, 4-15, 6-15 16-18,15-12,11-15 15-7, 9-15, 15-4 15-5, 15-11 15-1, 15-9 15-10, 15-13 9-15, 15-9. 6-15 15-5, 16-14 15-10, 15-6 Wins Conference 'hs Top right: Karen Barres is giving h ll Top left: Cris Morgan makes a ret B g' B Bottom: Karen arres Ching an assist, Undefeated In Conference Play ffgfi Que' T Men's Varsit Basketball Right: The Team. Back row: Ioe Iacobs, Adam Newcomb, Keith Rupp, Gary Ringenberg, Mark Hostetler. Front: Steve Weitzel, Rich Sommer, Iohn Pettit. Cal Rychener, Bill Sanders. Not pictured: Randy Fudge and Bryan Peterson, managers. X41 K. 64 xxx' 'rw v Q 31 ig J waging films K aw,w,,1.,, ,F N ,mn K9M4v..+.,..5iQw ye-w.....,,.i .,,MM.R, as, 'Wuo..M,, Wm vwr2+,1lM,-. , F ' , sq, .qtdvuyig 'K' -x ta '!'na9..w--. 'WWFQ Vw ii- tat. I J ' A - W 2 mi., . , Graduating Pla ers xi? 4? , , W . ' L. ' mix Y , Far left: Gary Ringen- Q W -f , N ' - - A berg. www , '1 we 1 Left: Keith Rupp. L., A, ,,,, V . W. is-. 1-A ,fl qmlcv R5 ,guy 1 7' A 'I' l it aaa ' Far left: Bill San ders, Left: Rich Sommer, 65 Q N' , - 4 , Q , t . vw. . X Nts x Z x x 5 W I L NNN: , . '.ffzg:,, '37, IN X4 1. . , - ' E , Slug K , ., x Q f-. x x x . nga: . ,Si - '13 A -' 4 . 5 -K , F' , gzx 5 X 3 We Made ationals! CQ 'Y' Wf S ' .,,f....'xA Ax X, XJ! If K ms, . - '-.,S X w.. ,xr XX frfmamw : N , x , - , ,5 Z X 3 ,aw 'L N iv- ,r t W ,K .R 66 W Q sw.-w 1--' -an iw, 'lk A 'wa -,-g ' A' t-gg Elm .fm X l as vQ'1 f -.-.8 A.- ' 1' Below: Ioe Iacobs elected to All-Tournament Team. 'fx I xx GQ fi sw' ,. ' i ' Men's Varsity Basketball Schedule 1978-79 Northland Baptist 139-45 Great Lakes Bible 100-66 Maranatha Baptist 79-71 Grand Rapids Bible 68-65 Indiana Tech 42-79 Grand Rapids Baptist 76-85 St. Francis College 62-76 Concordia Lutheran 70-68 Bethel College 60-77 Michigan Christian QOTJ 80-78 Cincinnati Bible 74-69 Bethel College 70-77 Indiana Purdue 58-80 Grand Rapids Bible 75-70 Bethel College 76-96 Grand Rapids Baptist 71-87 Grand Rapids Baptist 75-77 Michigan Christian 68-70 St. Francis College 63-92 St. Paul Bible 76-68 Toccoa Falls Bible 64-55 Trinity Bible Inst. 69-64 Pensecola Christian 96-88 Northwestern College 58-52 Great Lakes Bible 76-61 Valley Forge Christian 61-76 Concordia Lutheran 69-92 Kentucky Christian 66-78 Cincinnati Bible QOTJ 74-75 Won 15f Lost 14 I Cheerleaders Right: Anxious moments at Nationals. Below: Is it true that cheerleaders have more fun than anyone else? Bottom: Linda Stoltzfus, Lori VanRyne, Lesa Brothers, Karen McKenna, Chris Morgan tCaptainJ. 5' X 29 x I li fi 1 Q.- N l L, H l I la h Y I lx V I l i , s I ' S1 f it ,l i X i M 55555 Vi- ' It ,.. TFSQAIQ Wiiii: .. NT if -s Q w V 4 ' I Qeivxs- 1 we 1 K l - 1 --v ff ' . QW hw' QX4, zu -is an 6 Top left: A moment of reverence before die game. Above: Karen McKenna and Linda Stoltzfus enjoy a van ride. Left: Firing up for a victory. Tennis Commendation: Dave Sell 1st Year fCertificatesJ: Adam Newcomb, Randy Fudge, Alex Bacos 2nd Year tMonogramsJ: Marty Diller. Steve Rupp 3rd Year tPlaquel: Bob McKenna 4th Year tPlaquel: Gary Ringenberg Most Improved Player tCertificatet: Marty Diller Most Valuable Player tCertificateJ: Gary Ringenberg All-Conference Team tPlaquesJ: Cary Ringenberg, Marty Diller Warner Award CS100 checkl: Steve Rupp Cheerleading lst Year fCertificatesJ: Karen McKenna, Lori VanRyn 2nd Year tMonogramsl: Lesa Brothers, Linda Stoltzfus 3rd Year fPlaquel: Chris Morgan Athletic Awards Men's Basketball 1st Year tCertificatesJ: Adam Newcomb, Iohn Pettit, Alex Bacos, Randy Fudge, Bryan Peterson 2nd Year tMonogramsj: Mark Hostetler, Calvin Rychener, Bill Sanders, Rich Sommer 3rd Year tPlaquesJ: Ioe Iacobs, Gary Ringenberg 4th Year tPlaqueJ: Keith Rupp Field Goal 'VO Leader tCertificateJ: Gary Ringenberg Free Throw 'Ks Leader tCertificateJ: Mark Hostetler Rebound Leader tCertificateJ: Calvin Rychener Scoring Leader tCertificate-D: Calvin Rychener Assists Leader tCertificateJ: Gary Ringenberg Best Defensive Player fTrophyJ: 1st Semester-Ioe Iacobs 2nd Semester-Gary Ringenberg All-District Team CCertificatesJ: loe Iacobs, Gary Ringenberg, Calvin Rychener Most Improved Player fCertificateJ: Bill Sanders Most Valuable Player fCertificatel: Gary Ringenberg Honorary Captain tCertificateJ: Keith Rupp Sportsmanship-Hustle Award 15100 checkjz Keith Rupp Volleyball 1st Year tCertificatesJ: Karen Berres. Deb Sousley, Deb Rupp, Deb Watkins, Marcia Whiteford, Lisa Sprunger 2nd Year tMonogramsJ: Bonnie Ching, Cheryl Nimtz, Lori VanRyn, Kay Cornell 3rd Year tPlaquesJ: Yvonne Grady, Chris Morgan, Tionie Razor Best Serving Percentage tCertificateJ: Deb Sousley All-Conference Team fPlaquel: Karen Berres, Kay Cornell Honorary Captain tCertificateJ: Chris Morgan Most Valuable Player tCertificateJ: Kay Cornell Women's Basketball lst Year fCertificatesl: Peg Blosser, Kim Keener, Ginger Loucks. Rhonda Neff, Lisa Sprunger. Nancy Raney Evelyn Tomlinson, Tina Priest 2nd Year fMonogramsJ: Cindy Beech. Carolyn DeCamillo, Kay Cornell. Tionie Razor Best Defensive Player tTrophyl: Tionie Razor Offensive Rebounder fCertificatel: Kay Cornell Defensive Rebounder tCertificateJ: Tionie Razor Best Free Throw Percentage fCertificateJ: Tionie Razor Honorary Captain fCertificateJ: Tionie Razor 4 A 5 : SW t' . x I xr I - 9 eff ,. E I? -.., 4 'ns .39553219:I5323if-riff:-Sziizbiivkl::223555'323:21:I:1:E'Tf'N:2:733-.12::,I1':1j:',1:1:322,-5I':5:-'f.':1352''ff95'-'EIJiIU',5:5.1I-'I-:iii2f,'Qv::2i:5-1--1:Pi-Si-'II-Ifaf:-'-'1f:I:--15423 E'k2f7:'-i1'- ' ' - - :E fi 'i f 'T :E7 I Chorale Pl ti Deb Lehman, accompanist Chorale Members 3 . I f i Q.: x - .K - , I 5 . K S I Nxt . R 'ng -ill... Chorale Officers President: Tom Nevil Vice-President: Allen Shaw Secretary! Treasurer: Ellen Springer Public Information: Susan Patrick and Stephen Schlatter Librarians: Deb Springer and Iulie Iohnson Chaplain: Greg Tatum Soprano Tenor Sue Belella Randy Ahr Sheryl Bower Bob Hart Terry Broberg Dennis Kesler Deb Lehman Tom Nevil Valarie Nyenhuis Stephen Schlatter Sue Porter Gary Shaver Deb Springer Alto Bass Glenna Cairl Doug Beutler Iulie Iohnson Randy Fudge Mitsuru Kato Ron Mann Susan Patrick Allen Shaw Melody Schwab Mark Springer Ellen Springer Greg Tatum Section Leaders: Deb Lehman, Ellen Springer, Tom Nevil, Allen Shaw Accompanist: Deb Lehman Music Majors Are Bus Iohn Gerig practicing. 74 s .,-,a W6 .W Karen Slaughter transcribing music. Sue Belella giving her senior recital ri 3 fl f 2, 2 is A , Y nw I '1 5 . Q 4 J 1. K Q V ur Q cf ff' t ag: b 7,2 T' f W V. fi 1 11' 1 I ' ', iw' 1 I if X5 ff 4 A a Vv r 4- gs N Q 4 1 , ., ,, , -X - .L N i t i -P' K Q.- N . XL -..- 1. 7. Q . was Deb Springer. as all good music majors do. sees a lot of the practice room. I 1- fy Awx K V N ,,,,., -Uv ., A, , 4 2 9-'Q . , va. , I A 2 f ' fx r AFV 5' 'M' -. 9 ,, - Y V! Z . .... ---vw , .-w.',,..wff-rw-H . . . - N . , ..........- - M... K... . 5 . 'JPN -.M i -A 4-A 31 - , Q .L ,E 1 rr V1 I Above: Ian Mast may be working out some thing for a Music Education course. 75 N . ur gk A I ..., ,I ,,-, , f . ,ia ,Mt . ny -, .X qw.: my-, Viv- fx H sa 2 'gif ':. 1221-fgf'-5 5-In-Q: 2 - L. , ,- .-,. - V3 6 P ve?-S.: 9, 53? ' C 5 1 K y 1 1412, - 'A xii .,. ei! ga ' fi Ek N x 1 f . ,N K. +-,., FJJ . S ',l 'x g.,:x: Wsaiii .- . X :Fig .1 J 9? :UIC 121.311 'ik nf R 3' 0 v 1, S 4. . ,Q 5 ' ,L f f 2, if X s Q Y ,, ug X Jw Av , , A. , ,S VI , 5, ' 5 . .. ' si G 1 V+ ,,. P X Q V: r ... Q Q 3 +3 l x' S' Q f , , - a .L -, F -'C ,::g9f?f2'5 , IQ? Q5 f Piano Lab Right: Terry Broherg plays a mi-an piano. Bvlow: Bob Hart l concvntrates. 78 -M-u........w...,.,t .x.x.N .M........w..,,.l,,.,.. ,MV T 'gg,fv,.k i -X, 5, S ,L 1. p.4 5. C,--3 Above: Doug Beutler checks on his grade while Dennis Kesler looks on ,fix , 'L x..,K' . fl 5-Q. i,A ' . ' ' W Recitals 1 ja' 'QRS A ,' ' .. V Sept. 24 Tom Nevil junior recital : ' Oct. 8 Sue Belella senior recital W :f'5 - VI' 3 1 x- A , Nov. 17 Cary Livengood joint junior , eb' N ' , ,Q Carol Culver recital f .h 5- , - 1 , se fly, qu ' if 3 BF- - . f' Nov. 30 jana Habegger senior recital 1 5, Qfvrq-g , ' Y A - ' Q v vffff- Dec. 3 Ian Mast senior recital A .. ' bi 'U April 17 Tom Nevil senior recital ' 4 4 ig-. . - , H.. April 22 Karen Slaughter senior recital , . Se if .2 ' ss M , '23 wal x L z NPN tx 3- T Y 4 Mtg it X , x X V -1 1,6 ANA dy. 57. I L Q, 1 Q 6' ' .3 it 44 A e'g,2'1i' 1 ' is ,, ' 1 4 is 4 5 , 2 'f l ,g gi 'li' 1 1:5 '1 l m- ' Recitals are an important part of the music major's training. Iana Habegger gives her sen- ior organ recital. 4 . i i it 1 X I i i. 1 , ,. j . 1 5 f i 2 2 f ff 2 A Q 5 Recitals may not be sell out affairs, but parents and friends are loyal. Here Karen Slaughter Always there are people who care and appreciate gives her senior recital. your hard work. Sue Belella receives words of appre- ciation from Miss G. 79 Si. . Qt... .--.-.- . x N . , V , -A ,,- .,,. , i ,N--f , sf- '5'...: 4-4 4 , 3 1 gg 7' J- -af ,446 Lp' T KVZA I 5' if fjis V. .2-'Eyre Gfrf' H ..i. --.t .NS vb- Q W 5 Ng,-., Q ,N ,- , Q .-':.sf'w : ' .,,23g,,g.W +1-MN-ef: x. ., Lg o S04 These pictures are mainly of the Pep Band taken at a home game. There is also a Concert Band in which many of the same people play. A partial list of members of the band appears on the following page. 6 Top: Dr. Loomis directs the concert hand at the Southtown Mall during Christmas . x D season. 80 ' Members Brenda Allen Iohn Anderson Kathy Baker Carol Culver Carolyn Dirzamillo Iohn Cerig Iuanita Herndon Greg Lehr Gary Livengood Darlene Loucks Cynthia Marks Tom Pavkov Sue Porter Greg Rawley Allen Sudmann Iames Townsend v xi .Tw 21, 1 F34 5 Y ' V. 'l' :llf1 A Dwight Weber and others! HIS Company Completes First Year r HIS Company is a Christian Ser- vice traveling team. The members for its first year were Ion Caskey, Sue Curtis, Karen Cerig, Susan Kintner. Skip Kite, and Ionathon Spyker. Miss Sonja Strahm is founder and direc- tor. The programs this year consisted of two plays. But, Lord ! and Woodshed, plus some dramatic readings on self-concept. The first act of the 45-minute drama But, Lord ! was written by Miss Strahm. Act II was co-written with the cast. All costuming, make-up, and stage settings were done by the cast. Q :KS But, Lord . . . Top: Ioriah tSkip Kitej cries to the Lord from the belly of the Fish. Right: Ionah delivers God's judgment to the Niniv- . ,Aw Q T ' X. N x W x, 'f' ' 'X ' s ' , .. g .w A. if A -i. ,.... . is Above: Putting on makeup for Act II transforms Ion Spyker, Sue Curtis, and Susan Kintner into the spirits of Doubt, Indifference, and false Contentment. Right: In Act ll the still, small voice fKaren Cerigj tells Ioe Nawh Uon Caskeyj to remember what Cod says. 82 6'The Woodshed', Woodshed, a 40-minute drama hy L. E. Preston, represents, as its title suggests. a form of punishment. An assortment of people are prisoners of their own guilt and frustration. Only when eaeh repents and faces the future with strength does the door of the woodshed prison open in personal release. Left: lf you really had any talent you could create. Marr: tSkip Kite! tells Brenda tKaren Gerigl. Below: The different ways the members handle their feelings when trying to hide their guilt. Bottom left: A formal group shot in character taken after the last pe-rformanrze, Bot- tom right: Mrs. Ryder tSusan Kintnerl explains to Giles tlon Caslwyl that the captors never hother with them, as if we .iren't even here. i if X If 83 HIS Compan Coes To - Z Florida HIS Company, as one member facetiously remarked, Suffered for the Lord in Florida. The schedule had performances nightly plus a per- formance at a Christian school where the troupe gave tips to upcom- ing actors. As a C.S. group, HIS Company is a different but effective form of com- municating the truth of Iesus Christ and His principles. Florida was a good experience and we enjoyed meeting new people. We also had a chance to really get to know each other. Top picture: Members of the troupe: Ionathon Spyker, Ion Caskey, Skip Kite, Sue Curtis: Front row: Karen Cerig, Susan Kintner, Sonja Strahm tDirectorJ, Ruth Dunlap and Howard Dunlap tDirector of Alumni and Church Relationsj. Middle: Having dinner in Ohio in the home of the Holtzclaw family. Below: A get-together after a performance with the youth group. Bottom right: The troupe relaxes by a lake with the traditional burying of a member. Pile it on, and let me rest here, says Skip Kite. 'Ei' ' ..,.. . .,.e e - i V '-v 4 - Above: Goodbyes and good wishes before start- ing out. 8-1 Chorale Tours In Midwest Left: lay Platte takes Care of last-minute things before the vans pull away from Bethany parking lot. Middle: Allen Shaw and Susan Porter talk with young people after a concert. Bottom: Doug Beutls-r thinks writing thankyou notes is just about as bad as being in English class. -P I' . I Top: Randy oan't forget basketball. Above: Ellen. Iulie, and Sue do a spool' of the Andrew Sisters just for fun, Covenant Praise Song B2-83 for y. C.S. Groups In Home Concert I r Above: COVENANT was directed by Ian Mast. Paul Hendershott was soundman. The group members are: Front: Iim Duke and Mary Waddell. Back: Paul Hender- shott, Ian Mast, Randy Shafer, Duane Mabee, Deb White, and Steve Sherman. Covenant's verse was Romans 15:6: That ye may with one mind and one mouth glorify Cod . . . Right: PRAISE SONG was directed by Sue Hughes. Dave Blue was soundman. The members are lleft to rightl Dave Kalt, Ieff Wells, Marcy White, Dianne Yerke, Mary Eash, Sue Hughes, Kevin Sowers, and Dave Blue. Praise Song had a portion of Iohn 17 as their verse: that the world may know. . I Christian Service Groups Left: HIS COMPANY was directed by Sonja Strahm. The members are ffrom left to rightl Karen Gerig, Skip Kite, Ion Caskey, Susan Kintner, Sue Curtis, and Iona- thon Spyker. They had Hebrews 12:28 as their verse: Therefore, since we receive a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us show gratitude, by which we may offer to God an acceptable service with reverence and awe. CNASBJ ln their C.S. experiences, students are involved in sharing their love for Christ and their Concern for others in a variety of Christian-service oppor- tunities supplied by 90 some Churches and Church-related organi- zations in the Fort Wayne area. is 1 l .f 3 A , f 7 by I il xi? si as id H , f, asf x t Above: Clyde Denton works as a Pasto- ral Assistant at First Christian Union. Top right: Tom Sehatzer, Brenda Allen. Iuanita Herndon, and Bill Sanders serve as Youth Workers at West Creigh- ton Christian Churrth, Right: Bryan Peterson is a Sunday school teacher for the third-grade boys at Gospel Temple. 88 t- to EJ x 'N' Christian Ser ice Left: Randy Ahr directs thu childrens choir at First Christian Church, Heather Clcven is accompanist, Below: Sandra Wehner works with n:hildr0n's Bihls- Club at First Christian Union. Left Bot- tom: Tom Pzivkov works with the young boys in Urban Youth Vvnturvs. .se-- C , ' x . if w .. X , 4 A N -3? X . F :ef ' 1 .,,, -7 ' z --L Q 1 In Loving Memory Of Kenton Dale Gerig We will remember and miss the ever encouraging spirit of Kent who could bring out the best in us. We cherish the mem- ory of the gentle, Warm relationship we know he had with his Heavenly Father, who Called him home, April 30, 1979. Romans 8:28 KIV kq,iQgg1.l:xiz','3f-Q - ,,, Tm Fwy C- X xxx.: xx : 1. Nq-qui-1..-,ibawqf wwf ., ?EYvvS,3.::, , ji .F YZ ,.., vii.:-:Z Q ii . X , I3-If TfmE, ' 5. t. 1 -:xr - ' Q ?sf13liE5:2 X , X -X w X X ,r, , ,1 ' 1 ,, . U L qv' T 5-ix' Man Wa S Cf Learnmg In The Classroom Above: Thv Over-prvsvnt muh' book. Top Righ1:The-lumlllrv Right'TIwL1Qvni'x'isL1'xl 'mls 2 ff f Y 'P-- ,. A -ti is Q-It Maw' s 'i L F-I x ni. i .N .. 35:- ' b. 32N-fxsarxam Sis ' - N .im 1 x a, ,, --isis. .f . fl , fi,-N M '- w. , is X ag sk xx 5, K Xia O mx, X Wk Far left: A pastoral minis- tries student delivers il funeral sermon iust for practice. Below: Some cute chicks hatched in sci- encelah. q x A.xg,.gv1,-x ,-.,. I ii bww-!::gg5gs5i ., 4 wx U xii .x5..,,.L:.f. , 1 P' ,,.i. J' ,1i.,11f. Left: Instructor Iohn Rayles demonstrates mirror images in Ed Psyc, Above: An Audio-Visual class works on material for Christian Education. 93 'X Am X Q x'hu it .- M sax x it Q t x 9 ' t Women S Dorm L1fe Above-1Evic-taking her turn at thn- phonew. Uppe-r right: Teri Barnes gin-s EI'lI1Slll'B'OSht'S hair that iust right look. Bottom right: Peek-a-boo. guess who? luliv Iohnson, Michelle- Van Pouckfrr. ilI1dpilHXI,UP. QV' VAN roogmcx x LLL ta 5-mmf ff-Rkusov ' Harem Eu- TEL f w ... N 4 filler' - .,, T Q7 - X Q E Q. .v ' w. v U v .A .X Upper left: Subeffs VVing. Fronti Flo Hanson. ist row: Darla Vihhert. Lynette Boehme. Deb Lehman. 2nd row: Dorothy lcle. Marie Fancher. Bev Veits. Ruthann Blosser. 3rd row: Becky Brooke, Bonnie Conrad. Diane Rorabaugh. 4th row: Ginger Loucks, Karen Gassaway, Sylvia Honeyeutt. 5th row: Rachel Weber. Chris Thomas. 6th row: Kathy Wil- liams. Cheryl Null. Diana Zimmer- man. and Sue Belella, Left: Rhonda in her room. .-.N-.X 5ilBff'5 -HUNIM x V5 .nn s Y'-7 5 FW up-1 -A Above: Karen McKenna relaxing while studying. Left: Iill Taylor. Patty Lee. Cathie Iones. Sonja Pierce. and Sheryl Bower are the final contestants in the Miss Ugly contest. 95 I U9 i 9 - 4 Men S Dorm Life Right: XN'ill Hook tulws time for tho Vtford. Far right: Whorf-'s that sock? Bc-low: Dorm pots. Bottom: Bui'iwy's hoys czlimh wall because of study, Bottom middle: Chinn T. rviuxefs with ai lx quick Call. Bottom right: Ken Tucker studies vvi'ss's 'iii' , for Christian Oulrezich. X , 7? - B 'xi 1.1.1-X .iff 'Y I 1. t il. FA I E J. 1 - - ,,,. f 1 f 5 ' 5' ' , I 7'5 f5 t K ,j ' Q Ei. V 5' if 2 9 5 1 ' - i . , 96 ' in ., fmiatfdriif' fm V ,Q new 1' '11 ,Q t it 15525 elif? ill ' 1 '14 1 tl 5532 -s- -,I 'lnfllgllt 4 Top left: lim Emig leans on the hooks. Top right: Melvin Knox relaxes with a mug. Left: Larry Rogers writes. Dear Mom. Please ss-ml . . . Below: Tom Pavkov keeps down the noise. Bottom left: Scott Norris running his aerobics. Bottom right: Rex Keifer finds he has tough whiskers. , .off , ,li 1 , . L 5 ::::,::b1.QV ' 2 av W . ' ,, S Aff ,:. - ' ' ' :'lf:,g.g:E,y ,.-,ff ,- f 4 - wifii , . .1 1 'S A WW X , .Y 1' ..,, Y G50-' 'A '-1:-.:x:I2,.-:fc 1 , . -,--,-4:,:'.y:-.n:N. V ' W , .,., m. A 's.ff 15 A gg: x- ff 15, . fxcf- k za-7 ' :J if I . 5 65, ,I '33y1?f?L Q xv, 9' . - ,J h ,.,, ,, X Es. wld wi Ni 3 F' x, ,ff ' 3:55 flied :QS -1'-SESS . ZNEIS Q.. X? -'35 ' 2 ? X , lx,-gg Rxmx - : H:-:' 125'-, QE:-,iz , Aiwa .,Q3:::g:.. Q, 119' 1 axe. . X QSQSX . W- gigs' L, P AY . ' frw-1 :Q U . Skin ffl' X M ,. NN, 'Xi X 3 .av ,.,, S858 I R50 . Ef:f.fL'!'! V ,. , ,M QM if '5. T' X . ,A, .4,,, A W my -1 eff? ff ' ' N liz 2 If I latin 0. vt '51 . . J R A QIIWA X ' ' .5 WAilF ' ' Y I ,,:, l . f s, W EMS il , fi A Food SGPVICE Spectacular! X V Ano? Chapels Top: Reniemher singing This Little Light of Mine with Sharon Brumhaugh? Far Right: Remember Eddie talk- ing to us about faith that moves mountains? Right: Remember the Haitian quar- tet that made us glad with their singing? Here they are going to lie down and rest a i 1 -QNHNHAN V Y 3 little while. Bottom: Remvms hor the nurses from Lutheran who gave such inspiring testi- monies and sang for us? 100 'ig ,x w' X Chapels for the year covered a wide range of subjects and involved many speakers and musical groups. Multi-media presentations were given on the development of a but- terfly Canalogous to the Christian lifel, and on the work of the master Potter. Various faculty members pre- sented the Community Lifestyle series and a series of messages on the Psalms, and on qualities such as patience and peace. Person to Person was a new event put together by Ioy Cerig and Russ Rogers, designed to help students become better ac- quainted with members ofthe family at BC. SMF gave students the oppor- tunity to gain new insights on mis- sions: and music chapels gave mem- bers ofthe BC family a chance to lift their voices together in praise to the Lord. Worthy students, faculty, and Top: Remember the chapel on the Friday of Youth Conference to help us remember how to treat our guests? Above: Remember the Person to Person chapel when Ira was interviewed? And remember he had Ioshua with him and spoke of the Christian joy of grandparenting? staff were presented with awards and scholarships. The Christian Service Department added its con- tribution with Coaching Classes and a concert by the Christian Service Musical Groups. Some of the most treasured times with the family were the testimony chapels when students could share items of prayer and praise. Wednesdays chapels were reserved for Student Services and Student Association to present Thirty Minutes, a program intended to bring the student up to date on matters concerning campus life. Altogether, these chapels helped to bring a spiritual uplift into the day. Two natures beat Within my breast. The one I love, The other hate. The one I feed Will dominate. tRemembered from Dr. War- ner's family chapell itll Student Missionar Fellowship Is. . . T ,rf-f r l Upper left: The SMF executive Committee is: tfrom left to rightl Don Kramer tpresidentl. Rudy Gotschalk ttreasurerj, Cheryl Weber tsecre- taryl. Tom Wilson tprogram chairmanj. Left: The SMF sub-Committee heads are Sam Schlatter Cprayer committeel, Ted Iohnsort toutreach committeej, Shane Looper tpublicity committeel. Above: Pictures repre- sentative of the five prayer groups that met each week day in the library classroom. 102 QN 4+ , N 1 X ' i i i . , .the offering . . .anciRuciy Q S . 3 I i i . , .speciaimusic , . .and more i ,.,. R rv 'V N X, f i A x 1 EJ-f 'X 5 if Dan lore . . .and Cheryl Iore . . .summer missionaries KS, xx Q' X K: . 1 3 Af X, rx, '3 X . ,Nw .?. +L Q' x , A s x-:X 3 W X X ' : N liww... Beloved. I can never use the word bor- ing about devotions. 'S t . kilt if , X t I visualize the actions of Iesus and use my five senses to praise Him. Spring Semester S.E. Dr. Iames Uimrnyt DiRaddo was the Staley Distinguished Scholar for the lecture series as well as being the spring Spiritual Emphasis speaker. He spoke frankly with us. giving help 'is-., in the areas of personhood, relation- ships, sexual identity, and adjust- ment. We were sorry to see him rush away to avoid the hlizzard. V. L 4 Q E. L- 3 J t S ,fi M Q t by r Q .l 7, 5 ig i . 1 QL- SX.,,,,,..f: :a Qi fi Y iv-3.51 W7 -1.5 6 The Hollow fthe refurbished KKI is a quiet place to talk with a friend or two under subdued lights and relax in pleasant surroundings. The scores of posters invite one to gaze a while and meditate. The name itself is made clear by the picture over the fireplace. The outstretched hands remind one that we are safe in the hollow of God's hand. xy lwn 1 N... X read the good ,hnsf is risen S? Q, fe if gk ' MQW 3 fur? -2 W 'W i 1 I s x . .I ' , 4 M.-'sv W Am if , . , 6,1-36 w 531. MN xx WEE QP' mam? -x. , o X- 1. si gawk 3:5384 X bei: was S- x -Au. aux. kr vw MS o. f 52553. SW 4? -f-3 4 1 'Latif- Student Association Coordinatesq .. 2-'lit Q 11, l Remember The Sixth Daym? Remember the extra-special Chapels? 1:-14 - fe 'As ' is -R . nt A tvs.. .L ,sg R , Remember Day Afloat? Listen to the Butterfly' The Potter Truce in the Forest The Last Supper scene for communion service The Pilgrims at Thanksgiving and other Chapels Remember Kangaroo Court? Remember Un-Night? ' SSJCI Student flsgb ,, t .. . . ,.,... O ii?-Zqissvwf Sag X X slue Remember The Sharrett Brothersu? Remember? Ice-Cream Holocaust The circus at the Coleseum The ping-pong tournament Snow-Fest and Talent Night I ll THB Ei ii lt t Activities For Active Weekends Or forget it? Remember the opening of the Hollow? Remember Autumn Feast? Remember BC Bash? Remember the Movies? The Barefoot Executive Gus 51,000,000 Duck Fiddler on the Roof The Reluctant Astronaut The Ghost and Mr. Chicken The Hiding Place The Sound of Music Remember nights at the Roller Dome? Perl 'fi-ie Wig, ,QA -gi' XZ' Remember the executive committee of the Student Association? In the trunk: Will Hoch tSingle Male Repl. Teri Barnes tSingle Female Repl, Glenn Tamagawa Nice-President! Treasurerj, Gary Litwiller tPresidentl. Darlene Loucks CSecretaryl, Randy Haulk tlviarried Repl. Holding up the lid: Russ Rogers and Sonja Strahm Cadvisorsl. 109 -wk Campus Freshman Class President. Vice President Secretary: Treasurer. Adviser' Sophomore Class President: Vice President Secretary Treasurer. Adviser Iuniur Class President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Adviser: Senior Class President: Vice President Secretary' Treasurer' Adviser: Student Advisers Men: Stan Cerig lell' Hale Scott Nearhood Scott Raymond Keith Wong Dan Burkey Denny Edinger Cell' Fisher Student Assoeiation Stem-ring C President: Vice President Secretary Married Rep Single Male' Single Female. Creg Tatum Patty Lee Kim Keener Kim Armstrong Miss Barb Ferguson lohn Cerig Beulxy Brooke Karen Cerig lun Caslwy Mr, Ted Nttilxel Str-te Davis Ioy Tamagawa Melody Schwab Glenna Cairl Mr loe Snider lohn DiCamillu Craig Nayrnelxer Bev Free Diana Zimmerman Dr Dun Riukards Women: Sue Belella Paulette Smith Ann Krenritzk Cindy Tuolxer Peg Lundy Karr-n Slaughter Linda Skinner Teresa Nussbaum Holly Miller ommtttee Cary Litwiller Clcnn Tamagavva Darlene Louul-ts Randy Haullx Will Hoclx Teri Barnes Olf-Campus Consultant, All:-n Shaw Advisers' Mr Russ Rogers Miss Sonia Strahm Athletic Committee Student Representative. Mil-so Lehman Top: Members of Delta Epsilon Chi tStan Cerig not picturedl Middle: Randy Haulk receives Auxiliary Scholarship. Bottom right: Rachel Boehm receives Iewel Ache Award, Left: The staff of Campus Chronicle. litl Cr anizations 8 Chapel Committee Student Representatives Student Allairs Committee Student Representatives Alpha Kappa President: Vice President: Secretary!Treasurer: Adviser' SMF lStudent Missionary F President: Secretary: Treasurer: Program Chrmn. Adviser: Youth Conlerenee Chairman: Ass't Chairman' Secretary: Treasurer' Advisers. SEA tStudent Education A President: Vice President: Secretary' Treasurer Adviser' The Vine tyvarboolsl Editor tlirst seniestert: Layout Editor Business Manager. Darkroom Manager: ello Skip Kite Ruth Lehman lan Mast Ron Mann Cary Litwiller tim Chupp Ioe lacobs ClennTamagawa Mr. Arlan Birkey wshipl Don Kramer Cheryl Weber Rudy Cottschallt Tom Wilson Daryl Cartmel Terry White Nanny Raney Kenda Cressley Larry Rogers Dr. Wes Ce-rig Dr. Crant Hoatson Miss S. Iacohson ssoetationt Keith Wong Melody Schwab Margaret Eash Cindy Lieb Mr Ted Nitzkel C Sorenson Vicki Smith Dorothy ldv: Dehbie Draa Campus Ch ronieles tnewspaperl Editor: Business Manager Copy Editor' News Editor' Photography Writers: Adviser f aff. 4. - 7 1 twist-31 :M i'Y'Tt3f 2 Teresa Warren loanne Kingsbury Marty Diller Michelle Van Poucker Lahan Sarkar Patty Lee. Adrian Crillm Lahan Sarltar Miss A, I. Weddle ,, 'Ilya'-sa 'r '25 .- ' ' IS1. . , VP, ' Q E J. 5 A N ,pi 5 R 1 'S' km I W 'iM Qllt'l 1' 3 Honors And wards VVho's Who In American Colleges Sue Belella, Stanley Gerig, Deb Lehman, Gary Litwiller, Ianet Mast, Thomas Nevil, Nancy Raney, Gary Ringenberg, Rachel Weber, Ieffrey Wells Delta Epsilon Chi fl-lonor Societyl Stanley Gerig, Thomas Nevil, Ruth Lehman, Gary Litwiller, Nancy Raney, Ieffrey Wells Honorary Delta Epsilon Chi W. O. Klopfenstein Alpha Kappa fA's in Greekl Brian Arbuckle, Margaret Eash, Ann Krenrick, Mark Nelson Alpha Kappa fSermon Awardsl Rudy Gottschalk, Ann Krenrick, Rick Lessing American Bible Society fBible Scholarl Stanley Gerig .SEA award to Student Teacher of the Year Ruth Lehman Intramural Sportsman of the Year Keith Wong Intramural Sportswoman of the Year Vicki Smith Cocurricular Points Awards Top 3 seniors: Paulette Smith, Stan Gerig, Gary Ringenberg 15 points or more: Gary Litwiller, Nancy Raney, Iames Chupp, Tom Wilson, Ioe Iacobs, Glenn Tamagawa Top Iunior: Chris Morgan Top Sophomore: Carolyn DiCamillo Top Freshman: Patty Lee Alumni Scholarships and Awards Greg Lehr Ion Caskey Karen Gerig Keith Wong Denny Edinger Ruth Lehman Cathy Paules Rick Herman MacArthur Wagstaff Roy Meyer Scholarship Geff Fisher Iewel Ache Scholarship Rachel Boehm Ladies Auxiliary Scholarships Ron Mann Randy Haulk Deb Lehman Paulette Smith Theodore Hirschy Scholarships Ruth Ann Blosser, Ian Mast, Dan Harrigan, Steve Harrigan Vine Photo Contest Patty Lee flstj, Skip Kite f2ndJ Below: 1st place picture by Patty Lee in Vine Photo Contest, Title: I Got a Date! x..xz:. rg IC' rf, X I -' Mrs. Ada Hausser, housekeeper, was honored by a standing ovation in chapel when she was given her certificate by, Dr. Warner for her thirty-five years of continuous service to BC ...and she is still going strong. 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TS Spelunking '78 ' The Iunior Class Retreat Right: Geff, Mark, and Will wonder if Anne knows the way A four hour ride to southern Indi- ana, Mr. Snyder setting up a tent, hamburgers on an open grill . . . what does it mean but the Iunior Class Retreat. The juniors arrived Friday evening for a time of relaxation by the fire before bed. It was a dark quiet evening with a few songs, mostly small talk and a chance to get to know a fellow junior better. Then it was to bed and very soon morning would arrive which meant that the cave was waiting to be explored- five hours of spelunking! The survivors of Spelunking '7B. Seated: Mark Whiticar, Charles Fox, Flo Hanson, Iuanita Baker, Mr. Ioe Snyder fadviserl. Standing: Peg Lundy, Anne Krenrick, Steve Davis, Will Hoch, Kenda Gressley, Geff Fisher, Melody Schwab, and Ionathon Spyker. Skip Kite is not pictured because he was behind the camera. ll4 Parents, Da Left: Gary Litwiller poses with his parents. Left below: Larry says. This Cake isn't quite like yours, but it's okay, Below: Angie Exner and Mom harmonize on a hymn during the chapel program, Below: ls that your Mom, Will? 4-'X X MMM Left: Kay says, Meet my Mom. Above: Yes, we're proud of our stu- dent Momf' say the McCormicks. The Th1rd Annual Sharathon Almw: Char Binklvy .md Mvl Iuhnson wrap up lhv flllill minutes of .1 wry srlcimmssful lhrvv-dliy Sh.1r.xIhor1f0r VVBCL. Bvlmxf Some of the- faithful x'uh1nIe'm-1' workers that hvlpvd nwke the- Sharel- lhsm possible. VVBCL, FM 90 X IJ Community Arts Series 1 J' a Top: Ieanette Clift-George of Hiding Place fame, Conducts an afternoon ses- sion for those interested in Christian thea- ter. In the evening she gave a series of mon- ologs. Ahove: A scene from Arnahl and the Night Visitors. presented by the stu- dent hody. Left: Larry Seidel, pianist, dazz- led his audience inthe spring program. 117 Sadie Hawkins Right: liiilliy l'3.ilwr :incl friefiicls reminisizing zihuut thv Hguncl oli' tlfiysf' its lhvy prcwpars- fur thi- hig- gvst 50's shindig to cwr hit BC campus. Bi-lmv: Mr. and Mrs. Tvcl Nirtlwl are fzoncentratiiig un that past as Al Suclmein brings them hzink tu Thr- Nvwly Wed Gziiiivf' Right helow: The Frinx. Goff Fisher, :ind his foxy lady. Becky Biwmki-. gilt Angiv Exnffr and Stain Gevrigs attvntiun, Www. luok at those niusczlesl Bottom left: Thr! Anrlrvws Sisters. Chris Morgan, Ellen Springer, and Suv Kitchen, izaiplurtz lhv audiencv while perfurniiiig, Xp H8 X X .A :mai 5 i- we ai' Pops-n- Pizza W Above: Dr. Wes does a little trumpeting. Left above: Mmmmmm. Randy Fudge. Dwight Weber, Kay Cornell, Val Nyenhuis, Becky Pagent and Lisa Sprunger are going to enjoy this pizza! Far left: Bob Cooley livens things up. Left: Dr. Loomis. on clarinet, and Adrian Griffin. on saxophone, negotiate some pretty tricky music. itil .Gig The Iunier-Senior Banquet Uses ,., ., 1 66 99 Theme Through The Looking Glass f, 2 'S X1 F A V I I f xv, -f A I -. s QVQQRT-5 ffffgi in--f vfizif, V ,rfb Married Students, Nighhg 5 P YQ? lf 1-rx . ' , A 5 X .wk ' Si-ww. .- :Q F-Lg w'w -'.- ep.- QA - K qv w Q .5 'L ' - Ek lf., 4 bf X ska E'-31- Ll' xt ' Q At The Fun Dom 123 Celebrating The ew Schultz Lounge The new lounge is not only heautiful but repre- sents the triumph of co-operative effort. The VVomen's Auxiliary provided money for the wood floor. The men of Schultz put it in in three days. The men also painted the walls. stained the panel- ing. and recovered posts. Marvin Miller of Nappa- nee, supplied the rug. The VVomen's Auxiliary bought the furniture. -1.7 ,-, NWTW E 1124 TRAC! Youth Conference '79 I've always wanted to know what it would be like, The Youth Confer- ence, I mean. Upperclassmen and even freshmen talked about past Youth Conferences, their faces lit up in anticipation. This year's confer- ence was guided by Terry White fchairmanj and Nancy Raney tassis- tant chairmanj, with the advisory help of Sharon Iacobsen, Dr. Wes Gerig and Dr. Hoatson. Together these people prepared the budget, formed and supervised twenty com- mittees, chose the dates, and gener- ally put the whole conference together. They also came up with the theme, On Track, inspired by Proverbs 3:61 In all you do put God first, and He will direct you . . . Set in a weekend in April, but planned for almost as far back as the previous summer, it highlights the spring semester. Yet one is never aware of the conference till the few weeks before it actually takes place. In chapel a spiritual-emphasis service prepares us for the oncoming weekend. A taste of the Conference comes in the form of the theme song, On Track, the words and music of which were composed by Craig Ben- nett and Keith Wong. The line of eight vocalists were backed by the percussion and brass sections. Pretty professional, huh? did you know Alex is doing King Tut ? Yeah? Hos told me that the lust-a-Little-While Quartet will be doing their thing at the Saturday morning concert .. . What are you going to be doing Tuck? . . . Me and Iohn are going to be your basic bell hops over at Bethany ... really! Do you need help? . . . No sweat. Me and Tuck can handle it Hey, Shermie, did you know that Ronnie's sister is coming? . . . Uh huh . . . And so the weeks passed until finally we were there-a time when days of hard work and preparation were to come into fruition. There were days of practices, late nights, excused classes, overtime work in the cafeteria, clean-up drives, com- mittee meetings, prayer times and a host of other preparations. Friday afternoon came and the 126 'Terry lNhite lchairmanl presents his committee. Y.C. Steering Committee Below: Dr. Wes Gerig and Grant Hoatson fadvisersl, lim Chupp Cartl, Ron Mann ttechnicalj, Gary Livengood fmusicl, Terry VVhite fchairmanj, Larry Rogers ftreasurerl, Miss Sharon Iacobsen fadviserj, Ruth Lehman fprograml, Nancy Raney lassistant chairmanl, Ruth Ann Blosser Cpublicityl. kids came-there were about five hundred of them. Everything went on with clock-like precision. The engineer, or rather the speaker, was Carl Nelson, graduate of Whea- ton and Fuller, present Regional Director in the Mid-South with Young Life and also the author of the book lust the Greatest. The C.C. music groups and the drama troupe were at their best. The music con- XX certs left everyone wishing for more. Especially moving was the Holy, Holy, Holy as sung by the men on campus under Russ's direction. Derailing at South Campus on Sat- urday afternoon was a chilly affair, but the guests and hosts braved the cold to get in a time of fun with games, races, acts, and other things. Sandy and her crew of the cafeteria served as best they could under pres- sure and came out on top. Locomotion our very own com- edy program was a riot. The services on Friday and Saturday nights, and the Sunday school with Dr. Hughes followed by the service in chapel were attended with reverence. It was real... Lahan Sarkar Middle: Program Director Lehman: she did a great job! Below: The speaker, Carl Nelson. These nine pages on Youth Conference were plan- ned by Lahan Sarkar. He wishes to thank the photog- raphers. 127 -' u. gs . .. w X. JF TX T? p,.1, Q S xx ix , A J X , V x -gk? , . .J x 3 :xv . x -.Qi.i,'f,- 1 'Y XJ 'Lf g , 1gy:f fi':'f 1 A ' I' .4 R ,yt A f','Q?,y,1,x.:3 . 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Tum Crmdvr. loc Rossi, ' ' , CQ Roclrwy Srzhuler. Stun ,. b I Cushing. Iurwph Hvnsly. Q' ,,-- if V.. FI'UIltItxI1iiSfiiSid Rigun. it , f ,. Phyllis Hastings. Bvulxy 5' ' ffvv. 1 Divmer. Hmnlllrwr Cle?x'1'n. 'V In-If-an Drrmcmnd, Dum piiDkidUI'I10l1lllJl1. Bvczky Bonsih. W L - ffflg' W 9 135 Right: Advlle Isaac vzfigwly awaits Ihr: m bersoflhvr:lz1ssuf'fi9. 1 I ! Q Alumni 1 N. Mx. if at .,,,,x.. '?'3,hJu ! T Q-.r '.-f 'Y if 1:- T 136 X , K Banquet Features Qld Film: The Vine of God's Own Planting ,XJ i aa Hg of Got fl Q fflaqtirgi you NNN, W l J ,ll f lmw The Alumni Banquet held May it in the Fellowship Hall of the First Missionary Church, was a great time of reunion. song. and recognition of the significance of people past and present in the life of the college. Ron I-lege emceed and kept things moy- ing. The special music of Lee and Ioan Gerig highlighted the evening. Alumni Awards for service to the church and community while still a student went to seniors Cathy Paules, MacArthur Wagstaff. and Rick Herman. .1 A N if Ruth Lehman '79, with her father and grandfather. representing three generations of BC gradu' ales. 1137 fq N .W W 'QV Q21 gf EEN -1 gl i :H QEQQQ f?fw i M 57, mi if .SY A-L , I ,Q Q gf H 'L ' yd N QQ, 5, . N 1 x 'Q , Q - at .7 ,izul 'gf-, -. ' I ik L ' f Numb Aa, . . - kv , i X Ltihl. 'I A ., S T . x .rf .V P . 9, - Q - x - -. k V tg fa - r ' , J qnhng X 1 , C . xi-'. I 4 I J K- at .jf C X M fx b b b 5- ' Q' 3 ' E ' - 4' L I xx ' 5 :'3'ff:?W :E ,J M- V f X ,,V , y 1 I 'I' 15' '14 ' r I 'x S JF I ff' as ' 5 A i F63 me: gn , Q- Y' 1: e f' V , l l l 6'God Keep Her Sonsl The Sunday afternoon was cool and sunny as the proces- 2 Sion crossed from the library to Founders Memorial. The l Band played as the 68 seniors and 11 AA Candidates took J And Daughtersfln Faithfulness And Love their seats. Dr. Iaoob Bowa, the first president of the inde- pendent Missionary Church in Nigeria gave the address enti- tled Holding Forth the Word of Life. 4 . i Above: Rev. Paul Mast waits to hand Ian her diploma A Time For Rejoieing Together A 2 lililll 'I Y 'fx v fr ' TIL'-, ' 'f'f-ni, 'Eff-gf ' 'N r ,v,,,,..s ' -1 . ' . 2 - e 3 X Wi ea gf N . , A 4 gSi-if eff: ,, G 122 N. And Then We Scatter . ,x A. B' e 'U N 8 4 1' 4 A J' ., gm? I We gave our time and skill to make a book. We hope it will help us all remember the richness of the year God gave us together and cause us to give back praise to Him. Gratitude is a joyful memory. zzz? Yves' N .ln I ww 1... E FK aa. .s,. .r Business Manager: D. Ide Layout Editor: V. Smith Darkroom Manager: D. Draa Advisers: E. Conrad G. Hoatson Portrait Photographer: Cole Iv-.I Es Photographers: Lahan Sarkar Clyde Denton Sandra Wehner Tom Pavkov Cindy Beech Cassie Sorenson Skip Kite Larry Rogers Margaret Eash 5 Kefar Typing! 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