John Brown University - Pioneer Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)
- Class of 1978
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IT'S A SMALL WORLD People . . . Sports ..... , Campus Life . . . , , Special Awards . . . . Index Sz Ads . . . . COMING TOGETHER FROM AROUND THE GLOBE ,wgmzgaxxs.-:sr-- Q l C9191 7 4 Y ef JT ,3' - I l Q I 5 xx . X X 1 Cathedral Crowd 2 Tom Plllette LeeAnn Blom Pause Retreat 4 Lonny Dawson Debra Dorman berg, Jesse Carradine! James Nutt, jerome Maxie 3 i if 'i. XGA 1. Jerome Maxie 2. Rhonda Thurman 3. Bill Hunt, Jayne Befus 4. Becky Cook and parents 5. Selah Concert 6. Brad Rudd, Marvin Spees 7. Linda Whitcomb, Roberta McLendon 8. Vickie Blatchley, Char Hardy, Kathy Crane hi Wcmmf. awe 1 A F Ill UNE SMALL WGRLD -.-1, N V , .- -- 1 vg re A-5,-L-4 +1 7- --5 --A-,fg7----- W- 'ff' 1 'ff--i - 1 -, - 1' -f , 3-EIR , 'I :Q mUI,4Q',:-LQ ai 1fl'24fl 3- ug..-1.351 -.LBTLIH file-1Z1KIH:. vi: k EEF? .JZ-Tx, vii...-If 'Q' EHR, H , H LW W .CJ'1 -11,.v.'rj:, V ,---I-2 '1,, , , N- - 1 ll'-.1-L , ' - .my -124 ', ,I V- - in Ag J- J ,I ,f 4 , mfr. EIS'-1'-if-44 J v. 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P+ -' ,eff if ca' .- w '22 - l 1 1. Dan Muzzy, Debbie Miller 2. Volleyball Seminar 3. Dr. Johnson 4. Randy Jaspers, Becky Pearson 5. Kathy Bunnel, Truly Wyman 6. Art Blankley, Howie Maraz, Stewart Williams 7. Construction of Mayfield Dorm 'rib xx R 1 I w 1 1 5 s 5 L is ,, W roasnlsn GRDWIIIG 1 D Andrus R Kl1ne2 D Spears3 C Stolz4 R Jaspers P Schwerdtseger D Gast M Garey P Fa1rless 7 D Blankenshlp K Sanders S Fuller L McIlva1n D Romsa W Sprague HQffma,n Schuster, D., Rumsa, Vogler 63.8 LMIGIIIIIG TOGETHER C MMOII BOND 1 Beth Luckert Mary Bennet 2 J BU Bookstore dlsplay 3 Lynn Terrell Rolfs Mark Stewart 7 Char Hardy Dave Lloret J oyne Befus 4. jerry Crisman, ljr. J . Vernon McGee 5. Joy song 6. Jeanie .anvil I , -1 v7 1.1 ri .Q-lv I A .Li nga. BRINGS TDGETIIER ,...,-.... . , iv? -I ,L 5 i 14 1 1 Caryn Cauwels Merme Magnuson 2 Lynn Duhan 3 Ken Haron Jun Caldwell 4 Cathedral of the Ozarks L . . , ' . . i f - TI-IRGUGI-I CI-IRIST'S LGVE .... IT'S A SMALL, SMALL WGRLD N 1 AA 7 Wm -it. - -.A r .Y . -- -. A- ,-- . , , -' 1 2 H I I LJ' ' ' I ' -' A' 1 -it 'Kita' ! K4 hz- 1,-3 if E. 1 1 , . , - , , ' in -' ' ' 'Y 5- -A as For the body ns not one member but many I Cor. 12214 J xv :' , ' J IJ, Bionic Broadcaster Boyce, can we use thxs m the 5-year plan? I wonder xf chlcken causes ' A w kan, , , . ,. D.. -' -1 -I fl w. vi, ,, ag I .-Lua 'QU Zi-a' fi' '. -s L , ogzg-j'ax .-' . Q v' n, f 1 1 a ,H 233,53 fd N gg , 5:- Q , 'ff uf is E Q x Monsoon Season does strange things .. . f 1-.1 EP: I , l .X' f w X, 'T' dl, J 775 'L 'T Now, if only she could play tennis! .ff --ff' 114' vi S L J 1 Q.. , V NO . . . you may NOT take my picture! Our group had 3596 fewer cavities! ,- A mamma mllmuli- ,. ff Gb fH4f TQ - bi, .. ! .D Is your refrigerator running'??'?'?'? ja. 6 'N Oh, I'm sorry . .. I thought girls' open dorm was tonight!! 19 5 .lf L 1 L 'W I et's see - was I supposed to mix nitric acid and glycerine??? 15 A: .Q .HJ I don't phil like I belong here. my lk . .nr I ,o -- 'P ' - . .J N , 1 N N. .r 'ii The snowflakes seem to be getting bigger every year! -X--N fx ,-. fd ZL if' I ,J riff- 2' of ft 1 National Handicapped Skateboard Poster Boy I I i . ff lx xl Mx ill t.. Here Come the Brides! vial? 49 0 Ai gif but this is ridiculous! Pe- un- A Farrah Faucet, eat your heart out 1 H. .z. 'LM' '1- 'Msg uiumh Z --. Jw. lib -w s F . ' - ' ' gr M A Q fy I pix' 'fr W I 1 -A - 5 Y - . - A . , ' - - -3' . J 5. Wjmtiv.. ,,!,2Q,., ' ' n 'f - F' 551115 .. 1- J gg 13 V , A ' -1 I v dj l I .1 ' 1 g 1 ,635 5 'Fi' Joe Saloman Linda Amerson Doug King Dayla Barney Steve Matchell fix Chris Stoll Diane Dinnel Dave Gibbon Dan Muzzy Tim McGraw X ,Z of Xxiifli Nil. if.ff'o1., ff -H ' .f-, J., A 'f'Tf'S Fgfiflfx Nfjff Il-sv 'ry' .4 . -1 -.I .s -rar ZB- Steve Megli Mike Myers Beth Luckert Lori McNutt Brian Friesen dim Toby Zwingelberg f .if x ,jzixkf ,Dy .MSL Trinnette Michaelson Diane Lifter Joe Gardner Melody Clements Steve Wiles Mark Myers -' .TLJNTJ'.f..RY' . . . it's cold and it's getting colder . . . gray, white and Winter all around Mike Brobston fFr.J Ozark, Arkansas Electrical Engineering Af' eff, , i, ,, , it oily Q, f V Carole Clements CSo.J Freda Cowart KSo.J Steve Darling Ur., Russell Ewy 150.1 Glasgow, Kentucky Glenwood, Arkansas Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Wichita, Kansas Music Education Physical Education BusinesslPsychology Broadcasting Merrie Ford fSo.J Julia Freeman fSo.J Rodney Grove CFr.J Jeff Hockman CJr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Glasgow, Kentucky Crown Point, Indiana Dallas, Oregon Home Economics Business Building Construction Mechanical Engineering L , Alicia Jalo lSo.D Mary Koehler CJr.J Jon Lindsey CFr.J Pam Long 1Fr.J Plantation, Florida Siloam Springs, Arkansas Burkburnett, Texas Nigeria, West Africa Home Economics Home Economics Physical Education Business Administration ET' Tamara Meridith fFr.J Waldron, Arkansas Business Education Priscilla Rhodes fFr.J Ft. Smith, Arkansas Voice Williamedia Shephard QSO. Houston, Texas Business Administration J R Lynn Ohman fSo.J Jan Payne fJr.J Becky Pearson fFr.J Keene, New Hampshire Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Home Economics Biology Art ',. -T .'- l In .fa Mary Roberts CJr.J David Rondon fSo.J Tim Selander CSo.J Ft. Smith, Arkansas San Cristobal, Venezuela Wheaton, Illinois Elementary Education Electrical Engineering Broadcasting Zaman Shirazi fFr.J Dane Thomas fFr.J Dan Wilson CSo.J Shiraz, Iran Pine, Colorado Wichita, Kansas Art Bible Business Administration -:s:- -F2 - J . this snow is trying to get me down i Colleen Amen fFr.l Cheyenne, Wyoming Psychology al 'J x , ! ' Linda Couch CSOJ Ann Curry ISOJ Lonny Emanuelson CJr.J Leslie Erickson CSo.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Zion, Illinois Naperville, Illinois Undecided Home Economics Building Construction Christian Education Tim Ford KSOJ Maria Garcia QF1-.J Marsha George iJr.J Mark Herrmann IFr.l Siloam Springs, Arkansas Corona, New York Long Beach, California , Dearborn, Michigan Elementary Education Physical Education Social Studies Science Lisa Huddleston fFr.l Linda Hudson CJr.J Steve Isbell fSo.J Karolin Johnson iJr.J Greeley, Colorado Ozark, Arkansas Caracas, Venezuela Millville, New Jersey Christian Education English Chemistry Elementary Physical Education 'palm Roger Kline CSo.J Steve Krantz CFL! David Lemons iSo.J Carol Lindsay CJr.J Trenton, Florida Ankeny, Iowa Phoenix, Arizona Glendale, Arizona l Christian Education Broadcasting Business Bible!Chr1stian Education IW fd i s?,.,.'-1 j ' AIVAJ ' I 1' , 4 X 2 ' s 7 '+L V h . - I 4, K ' , ,TL , li A jf Q I J' 1: . .- Ellen Loder fSo.J Andy Luther fJr.J Patti McCoy CSp.J Susan Moore fSo.J Itasca, Illinois Zion, Illinois Springdale, Arkansas Skiatook, Oklahoma Psychology Mechanical Engineering Pre-Medicine Home Economics ua' n x . t . Q L12 4-, Keith Poor CSo.J David Pruett fJr.J Karl Ragsdale fSo.J Clarence Rathbone CJr.J Libertyville, Illinois Livonia, Michigan Fenton, Michigan Norwich, Connecticut Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Broadcasting Electrical Engineering J TIS' Kathy Reinkoester fFr.J Diane Romsa CSo.J Paruin Pierow Salehi fFr.J Mary Sikic fJr.J Walker, Iowa Albin, Wyoming Shiraz, Iran Lima, Peru Physical Education Music Education Chemistry Business ,-9? .2 . 8, 3 I William Smith CSOJ Mark Stewart CFr.J Chris Stoll fSo.J Ernest Whitmore iSo.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Camino, California Goleta, California Siloam Springs, Arkansas Music Biology Home Economics Math!Music . X . J. ,L .L!l'..rf...':f. Qs.. ,!' 1 L . Daren Barnes fJr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Physical Education Janet Coates CJr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education Laquita Guess CJr.J Springdale, Arkansas Secretarial Science 1' . . . I feel it's worth the waiting to have another chance to see the summer sun Terry Alford fFr.J Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Business l Dan Blankenship QJr.J Jim Campbell CFi-.J Priscilla Capp fFr.l Whittier, California Gentry, Arkansas Independence, Missouri Bible!Broadcasting Christian Education Elementary Education Gahlen Crawford CJLJ Sheena Cummings lFr.J Janice Farrar CSOJ Siloam Springs, Arkansas Caldwell, Idaho Siloam Springs, Arkansas Bible Music Pre-Nursing Mary Gusaas QFLJ Karen Hanns QFLJ Carol Hedges KJr.l Jamestown, North Dakota Des Plaines, Illinois Hampton, New Jersey Elementary Education Bible Elementary Education , I ' 17 ' -2 ' , - ,, ' ' N . ,Q 'eg CJ . A , 3 ' ' t Nancy Heisa fFr.J Randy Hogan fFr.J William Hough iJr.l Randy Jaspers fFr.J Racine, Wisconsin Lavaca, Arkansas Romeo, Michigan Steamboat Rock, Iowa Business Bible Broadcasting Bible!Social Studies Kristy Kooy fJr.J Elizabeth Lawhon fFr.j Elsie McBride IFr.J Julie McQueen fJr.J Lansing, Illinois College Station, Texas Thoreau, New Mexico Covington, Louisiana Music Business Elementary Education Mechanical Engineering ---. ' -'.. - . Lg, Q. 23 z .4 W' .'-, ,421 ' ,. I G ' .Jai 115' ' ' ,fin keg .0flHlqQ., . 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Ginn Addington tFr.J Tony Berg fFr.J Buffy Burris um Stilwell, Oklahoma Dodgeville, Wisconsin Carson, California Business Physical Education Business Allan Chugg CJr.J Lonny Dawson CSOJ Diane Dinnel QSOJ Barbara Eichor QSOJ San Cristobal, Venezuela Glen Carbon, Illinois Wheatland, Wyoming Los Alamos, New Mexico BiblefChristian Education Business Administration Undecided Secretarial Science X . x 5 Don Fenstermacher fFr.5 Richard Frankenfield iSo.J David Gibbon iSo.J Conni Keefauver CSo.D Los Alamos, New Mexico Doylestown, Pennsylvania Kijabe, Kenya Columbus, Nebraska Business Electrical Engineering Building Construction Bible 'it' fl x Mary Beth Kennedy CFL! Mick Leibold KSOJ Tim McGraw CSOJ Lavonda Mcllvain fJr.l Siloam Springs, Arkansas Yorkville, Illinois Marion, Arkansas Cheyenne, Wyoming Undecided Electrical Engineering Physical Education History 32 3 .f'- .yr f-' ' 5 A , - s 35 - .':,4'Q5-4 -. S ' .. . 1 N.. xa' , ' jx . Q rr Q - . l V ' I x - 1 'ff'-1 W 2, Q 9 ' - , J Barbara McSherry fFr.J Keith Mathias QSOJ Don Mills fJr.J Dennis O'Bi-ien fSo.J B0llld0l', Colorado Colorado Springs, C0101'ad0 Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas General Business Chel11iStry Elementary Education Building Construction ,u l:ll,, 'l1f',, I A. - afg,jZ1'r:,:,u 7 A . dggiilglfly, 'tl -,J ,' My i::f li4',fjX!FJ 1i..4J!!4l.aL' I 5 if A I Mohammad Omid Khoda ISI'-l Robert Rael 150-7 Bruce Schmidt fFr.J Virginia Schultze CFL! Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Rgbins, Iowa Hackettstown, New Jersey Engineering Psychology Bible Biology Lynn Setian lSo.J Donna Smith fSo.J Ramona Suri fSo.J Carolyn Thorne iFr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Mt. Vernon, Iowa Wheatland, Wyoming Biology Medical Technology Home Economics Psychology Wilma Vogler fJr.J Carole Sue Weaver fSo.J Dana Woods iSo.J Truly Wyman fFr.J Omaha, Nebraska Siloam Springs, Arkansas Springdale, Arkansas Pittsfield, Maine Christian Education English Psychology Psychology K lg ' 11- II - -: tl . . . smiling like a superstar, the summer comes in sing ing, the promise of another sunny day E ' :' i K it 1' Q f 1 I Ka Art Blankley CJrJ Dale Brown CSo.J James DeJong iJr.J Jon DePue QFr.J Syracuse, New York Nixa, Missouri Siloam Springs, Arkansas Wheaton, Illinois English Physical Education Building Construction Broadcasting f .a! Hallie Ellefson KSo.J Kevin Goodman fJr.J Daniel Hahn CFr.J Pete Haumersen fJr.J Sonoita, Arizona Glendale, Arizona Hatboro, Pennsylvania Racine, Wisconsin Chemistry Building Construction Building Construction Business CCP 'S l V, Vicki Haynes fJr.J Don Hedges fSo.J Barry Johnson CFr.l Kevin Lahti Ui'-l Siloam Springs, Arkansas Hampton, New Jersey Millville, New Jersey Urbana, 0l1i0 Business Administration Electrical Engineering Building Construction Broadcasting fel lf! '-sflx Q17 . 'Xa Z' 1 Marilyn Lundberg fFr.J Bertha McBride ISOJ Sarah Martin KJr.J Trinette Michaelson CFr.J Pine Bluffs, Wyoming Thoreau, New Mexico Chicago, Illinois Plano, Illinois Elementary Education Elementary Education Broadcasting Home Economics .J Mike Myers fJr.J Bill Nightingale IJr.J Sharon Olson fFr.J Patricia Price fFr.J Granite City, Illinois Siloam Springs, Arkansas Fairmont, Minnesota Siloam Springs, Arkansas Building Construction Building Construction English Music Cheryl Prisk iSo.J Brenda Rand fFr.J Brad Rudd fFr.J Scott Sadowski fFr.J Bedford, Michigan Elkhart, Indiana San Jose, California Indianapolis, Indiana Physical Education Home Economics Psychology BiblelElementary Education fi, is ,. , .0' 4 , ' '-Ek Dan Seidler fSo.D Randy Shuler fJr.D Sandra Sloan fFr.J Mary Taylor CFr.J Decatur, Alabama Sand Springs, Oklahoma Millington, Tennessee Hickery Ridge, Arkansas Broadcasting Physical Education Business Home Economics David Thx-all fFr.J South Houston, Texas Christian Education Ginny Watkins Ur., Lowell, Arkansas BiblefElementary Education l . o 1 X ' r x Kathi 'Toole lSo.l Murray Trim lSo.J Doug Waddelow fFr.J Garland, Texas Omaha, Nebraska Merillville, Indiana Psychology BiblefBusiness Business tiff Y Marcia Williams fJr.J Stuart Williams lFr.J Saifullah Zare QSOJ Uniontown, Ohio Uniontown, Ohio Shiraz, Iran Chemistry Electrical Engineering Biology JULY . . . taste the Wind and smell the flowers sweetg I do believe that summer's here to stay -- , F1ii ' 1 ' ,-,155 .' David Adams fFr.J Grand Junction, Colorado Electrical Engineering 'No' T9- Joann Anglin fJrJ Fort Smith Arkansas 'VY Joyce Anglin Randy Bell fJl'.l Lois Bloemhof Fort Smith, Arkansas Jenison, Michigan Laveen, Arizona Psychology!E1ementary Education Psycho1ogylElementary Education Biology Elementary Education i Q . la ' 1. 1 N 4, li 1' A .l it lv' David Brown fFr.J Cher Burnside fJr.J Evelyn Claucherty fJr.l Patty Cochrum CFr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas Homer, Michigan Roselle, Illinois Christian Education English Electrical Engineering P.E.lBusiness ,N 1 IW? 'J .-.5 W 'l ,.r'-' 'fri' X.-'-Q Jan Crowder lFr.J Relinda Crume fFr.J Ken Haron CSOJ Rebekah Konvalin fFr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Claremore, Oklahoma Dallas, Texas Nebraska City, Nebraska Undecided Music Broadcasting Art 1 K Phil Langdon CSo.D Robbie Langford CJr.J Tim Leeper fJr.J DODFIH Naile fFl'-l Grand Rapids, Michigan Ft. Smith, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas HHYUSOU, Afka-USES Broadcasting , Bible Physical Education Physical Education '3 X q g, , in 'fri ,ff l A - all L- 1 Jeanie Rolfs fFr.J Dave Spear fFr.J Phyllis Ulbrich fFr.J Debbie Voth fSo.J Lorraine, Kansas Battle Creek, Michigan Girard, Kansas Decatur, Arkansas Business Education Music Elementary Education Biology :J Ill . . . open up your eyes and see the brand new dayg a clear blue sky and brightly shining sun lung ll , s i 2 P81118 Adams fFr.l Gary Allen fSo.J Mark Alloway lSo.J Donna Bailey CJr.J Westmouland, New Hamp. Lebanon, Missouri Banning, California Haverill, Iowa Secretarial Science General Business Admin. Business Home Economics f., ..r ?'Q3 Jayne B9fl15 iF!-J Caryn Cauwels fSo.J Lois Cochrum CJr.J Becky Cook fFr.J Grand Rapids, Michigan Mirced, California Roselle, Illinois Ludington, Michigan Home Economics Psychology Elementary Education Elementary Education Kay Ekey CSo.l Kerri Entz CFL! Larry Evans fSo.J Billy Fogerty fJr.J Topeka, Kansas Waxhaw, North Carolina Cranesville, Pennsylvania Harrison, Arkansas Physical Education Home Economics Education Social Studies Physical Education X rf' , Ralph Friebel 1So.J Joe Gardner fFr.J Maraciabo, Venezuela Tahlequah, Oklahoma Phy.Ed.lSoc. St. Bible Rallene Jordan fFr.J Ramona Kester QFr.D Waldron, Arkansas Stilwell, Oklahoma General Business Admin. Secretarial Science Clara McBride KFr.J Mark McBride fFr.J Thoreau, New Mexico Thoreau, New Mexico Home Economics Engineering 23,-f Tom Nesmith fell., Dale Orth fSo.J Tulsa, Oklahoma Guatemala City, Guatemala Physical Education Building Construction - '.' . il. U.. Steve Gibbs fFr.J Bonnie Janzen ISOJ St. Louis, Missouri Isabelle, Oklahoma Business Elem. Phy. Ed. N Sandra Klassen CFr.J Debbie Long fFrJ Phoenix, Arizona Springdale, Arkansas Home Economics Elementary Education Martha Mouttet fFr.J Gina Neill CFr.J Tahlequah, Oklahoma Knoxville, Tennessee Elementary Education Broadcasting i Greta Palm fSo.J Anita Perry CFU Albin, Wyoming Springfield, Missouri Music Education Music Steve Peters fJr.D Thomas Pruett fJr.D Dan Redmon fJr.l Randy Sal-ber fFr,j Siloam Springs, Arkansas Livonia, Michigan Tremont, Illinois Warsaw, Indiana Music Electrical Engineering Broadcasting Business i .1 J' Mark Schell fSo.J Harry Schoonmaker fSo.J Gary Shelly fSo.J Doug Siemens fSo.J Old Bridge, New Jersey Siloam Springs, Arkansas Lenighton, Pennsylvania Siloam Springs, Arkansas Electrical Engineering English Broadcasting Broadcasting Larry Sitterly QJr.J Enid Smith iFr.J Pam Smith fJr.J John Snodgrass lSo.J Ramona, Oklahoma Wichita, Kansas Hackett, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Physical Education Undecided Physical Education Bible!Biol0gy 1' A I iv I I V. f . .. qyili-, W lliwi Marvin Spees fSo.J Pam Stolz fFr.J Eva Rea Wardlaw CSo.J Jim Warner QLD Topeka, Kansas Springdale, Arkansas Gravette, Arkansas Cicero, Illinois Business Home Economics Medical Technology Electrical Engineering n h Georjean Weaver fJr.J Dee Ann Webster CFr.J Debbie Widbin fJr.J Shullsburg, Wisconsin Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Peoria, Illinois Broadcasting Psychology Business Administration 5j'::J'.JJrJ': 'Off' ': '.. .-I.: -n1l..a-n -J.n.a . . . it seems a shame to see September swallowed by the wind and more than that it's oh so sad to see the summer end. w l l f' ,i f Vickie Blatchley fJr.J Julie Campbell CFr.J Becky Capp CJLJ Denver, Colorado Aurora, Missouri Independence, Missouri Home Economics English Home Economics Kathy Crane CJr.J David Emery fFr.D Doug Farrar fSo.J Pensacola, Florida Harleysville, Pennsylvania Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education Business Building Construction Karen Wolfe fFr.J Tulsa, Oklahoma Chemistry Rick Ausmus fFr.J DeSoto, Texas Biology Gregg Chesnut fFr.J Phoenix, Arizona Mechanical Engineering 4 Brian Friesen CJr.J Tokyo, Japan Social Studies John Harrel K-Ir-J Richard James iFr.J Dan Janz QJr.J Paul Kendrick 4,119 R013-Ildt Oklahoma St. Joe, Arkansas Inola, Oklahoma Siloam Springs, Arkansas HlSt0ry Christian Education Physical Education Bible Dan Kline iSo.J Curtis Lantz fJr.J Sue Lemp fJr.J Beth Luckert lJr.j Weiser, Idaho Bella Vista, Arkansas Columbus, Nebraska Godfrey, Illinois Electrical Engineering Bible Physical Education Psychology Terri McClun fSo.J Esther McCorkle lSo.l Diana Maines QJr.J Loren Markle CSOJ Bloomington, Minnesota Linwood, New Jersey Liberty, Missouri Noel, Missouri Physical Education Broadcasting Mechanical Engineering Music Yzr f fl Deborah Moore fJr.J Dorothy Nudd IJr.J Laurie Nyberg fJr.J Karen Olvis CJr.D i Decatur, Arkansas Irving, New York Buffalo, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Elementary Education Home Economics Home Economics English Leanne Palmer fFr.J Tim Reger fFr.J Abdollah Pierow Salehi fSo.J Ann Setian CFr.D Kansas City, Missouri Hemet, California Shiraz, Iran Siloam Springs, Arkansas Physical Education Broadcasting Engineering Music J J Y W F 1 C Ir B - - . . . the falling leaves are whispering winter's on the way Mark Bever fSo.J Bentonville, Arkansas Business Administration Patty Bunnel fFr.J Dean Carr iJr.J Melody Clements CFr.J Teresa Conrad fFr.J Colony, Kansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Glasgow, Kentucky Garland, Texas Elementary Education Medical Technology Home Economics Home Economics 1 l Malia Davis lJr.J Lynn Duhan CJr.J Grace Jones fFr.J Kathy Jones fFr.J Wagoner, Oklahoma Greensboro, North Carolina Tokyo, Japan Sterling Heights, Michigan English Art Home Economics Medical Technology K B B Q., 1 'I Nl' Karen Jordan QFr.l Ann Jung lFr.J Sue Kidd fFr.J Mike King iFr.J Riverside, California Fullerton, California Crown Point, Indiana Hesston, Kansas Psychology Undecided Undecided Building Construction 6 , ug, , ' if Edward Koop fFrJ Dan Kreis QSOJ Laura Layton QJr.J Catherine Leonard QSOJ Ulysses, Kansas Denver, Colorado Wellsville, Kansas Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Engineering Mechanical Engineering Physical Education Home Economics ., .A lafwallw C Fannie McBride fFr.J Mernie Magnuson lJr.J Mark Myers CFr.l Ruth Nieman QFLJ Thoreau, New Mexico Lincolnwood, Illinois Granite City, Illinois BOODC, Iowa Physical Education Home Economics Business History , X . i K, 3, . L . Q1 A Pamela Orr CFr.J Jon Payne UI'-l Kevin Riley UI'-l ' Phil Rf-lble iso-l Kansas City, Missouri Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam SPUUBS1 Arkansas Pre-Nursing Biology General Business Building Construction -fx SJ. N! 1' Cindy Rushton fJr.J Dagmar Schiwieti fJr.J Brent Stewart fJr.J Wheaton, Illinois Dallas, Texas Camino, California Home Economics Business Administration Electrical Engineering Tim Thompson fFr.l Fairgrove, Michigan Building Construction Debbie Wadleigh fJr.l Topeka, Kansas Long Beach, California Bethel, Ohio Home Economics Broadcasting Engineering Cheryl Wells fJr.l Dave Wilson fJr.l Pam Woltrnan CSOJ Dallas, Texas Secretarial Administration Richard Basinger fSo.l Jane Buttermore CFr.J Sharon Caudill QSOJ Booneville, Arkansas North Platte, Nebraska Grove, Oklahoma English Secretarial Science Business , , , Laura Wittmayer fSo.J Sheridan, Wyoming Business WF 1 n-I Y N Q iv 1 1 N r 1 I I-I l JI -I -J -I -I . . . I close my eyes remembering the warmth of yesterday John Chappell fSo.l Claremore, Oklahoma Bible ,, 'J-31 iff I . , herb 2 - 1 gif JL. 'f 1 ff 3 r, '- N- Paul Coates fJr.J Julie Cross CJr.J Dave Ettinger CFr.J Eric Freeman CSOJ Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Florissant, Missouri Chouteau, Oklahoma Physical Education Home Economics Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering J' 'Q' GV N, 5 , V I , 'A f 1 il Marleta Garey fFr.J Barbara Geer QFLJ Dennis Gould QSo.J Becky Kilburn fFr.J Ulysses, Kansas Rogers, Arkansas Newcastle, Nebraska Tulsa, Oklahoma Business Administration Medical Technology History Music 1,1 'ia-4' fxill' V .:iU,- L' .gilgiiu X Patricia Hoffman fFr.J Maureen Hulbert CJr.J Bill H0188 UI'-l Idfl Leaf iF!-l Rockford, Illinois Grandview, Missouri St. Petersburg, Florida Gravette, Arkansas Music Education Elementary Education PhySi0al EdUCHti0H BUSiIl6SS l -. t Ls 'ff X i V Diane Lifter CFL! Carolyn Linn CSOJ Rebecca Luff QSOJ Mark Mayer CFr.J Norway, Maine Jay, Oklahoma Colorado Springs, Colorado Siloam Springs,.A1'kansas Mathematics Education Business Education Home Economics Engineering 11 X ,,, , Ill 1 l 3 7 ' 11. Y ., . . Mike Moxness fSo.J Dan Muzzy fSo.J Tony Nichols CSo.J Tom Peterson fSo.J Lafayette, Colorado Topeka, Kansas Farmington, Illinois Forrest, Illinois Building Construction Bible Bible Music .P 1 :i'7x V' , V M' lr. L.. Danny Smith QF1-.J Linda Stockstill fSo.J Brad Swartz fSo.J Duane Warren fFr.J Springdale, Arkansas Galena, Missouri Ft. Pierce, Florida Plano, Illinois Chemistry Physical Education Psychology Building Construction Q J , 'GY ,f ll illx Cheryl White fFr.J Cheri Williams CSOJ Debra Williamson fFr.J George Wisley fFr.J Wheaton, Illinois Washington, Missouri Colorado Springs, Colorado Fayetteville, Arkansas Home Economics English Secretarial Administration Broadcasting ':J,F- : 'D r' ': '- .!.....l.lJI.n Ll.: .1 . . . it's cold and getting colder . . . gray, white and winter all around John Anthes CFIJ Parkersburg, Iowa Electrical Engineering 'br 'J 751.1 'Q lx' :fd Har' Marilyn Bailey fFr.J Nancy Boerman fFr.J Austin Bridges lJr.J David Brooker fJr.D Summers, Arkansas Des Plaines, Illinois Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Secretarial Science Secretarial Science Broadcasting Broadcasting of be-so Cindy Calhoun fJr.l Ken Chatham fFr.J 'Thomas Davis lFr.l Don Frey lJr.J West Allis, Wisconsin Brick, Oklahoma Monroe, Louisiana Kingman, Arizona Voice Music Music Building Construction 5 at , ' ' Xl Beth Griffis CFL! Char Hardy QJr.J Denise Harrison fSo.l Marcy Hartman IJr.l Pentwater, Michigan Dearborn Heights, Michigan Springdale, Arkansas Barrett, Minnesota Music Psychology Business Elementary Education 1 'Q .ans .fx lx cl lx i 'sis Kris Henderson QSo.l Sheryl Herbert CJr.J ROSS H61-lpel UI'-l Gary Hi1l.fFl'-l u Leach, Oklahoma Loves Park, Illinois OSSSO, MIIIIIGSOCS Galena, MISSOUT1 Business Administration Art B1'0HdCaStinE Physical Education , ff' f' w f , f i f-'N X l N U , X , if ,. ... Pam Huffmeir CFr.J Eric Kitchen fSo.J Janie Long CSo.J Wichita, Kansas Los Banos, California Coffeyville, Kansas Physical Education Building Construction VoicefMusic John Marshall fFr.l Steve Megli CJr.J Judy Merriott CFr.l Bellbrook, Ohio Newton, Kansas Stilwell, Oklahoma Broadcasting Psychology Secretarial Science Kent Reeves CFr.l Chris Seachord fFr.J Aileen Seely fJr.J Lake City, Arkansas North Platte, Nebraska Tokyo, Japan Physical Education Music Elementary Education Nancy Suiter fSo.J Lynn Terrell fSo.l Rhonda Thurman fSo.J Vallejo, California Stilwell, Oklahoma Summers, Arkansas Gordon McLennan CSOJ Northbrook, Illinois Business Alicia Mowrey CFr.J Van Buren, Arkansas Physical Education -5 Sharon Showalter CSo.J Chicago, Illinois Medical Technology Rochelle VerHoeven fJr.l Siloam Springs, Arkansas Art Christian Education Business Administration General Business ' ix 1--X 1 . i l , Voris Vest lJr.J Tom Walker fSo.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Physical Education Biology T ii I Barry Washington fJr.J Glenni Willson KFIJ Sulphur Springs, Texas Seminole, Florlda Physical Education PsychologyfEngl1sh Carol Woods ISOJ Georgenia Wilson QJr.J Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education Home Economics Friendswood, Texas 'ig H 'inf'-'I-2vQ':z:kffP-'H 1, f' '-Ni 41' ' ii., ' f ,M is A,V'1, X' ' , 'E season 'beaut1fL1l, TES j own time ji'-jf 9- W p 5 'B Us A,,l A X if wp. 4 alfhf, , ' 'nr MAUDIE OSBELD IIDBERTDALE was - mv 1950 - 1911 MCELROY 'FOR THE WAGES DF SIN IS DEATH BUT THE GIFT OF GOO IS ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST DUR LORD! RDMANS B123 BY FAITH DALE AND MAUDIE HAD ACCEPTED THAT GIFT. THROUGH DEATH THE GIFT WAS UNRAPPED FOR THEM AND ITS SPLENDOR REYEALEO. ON AUGUST I3. i977 THEY STDOD BEFORE THIS OLD ROCK AND VERE MARRIED. LATER THEY STDOD BEFORE JESUS CHRISTLTHE ONE WHO JUST I5 DAYS GAVE HIS PRECIOUS BLOOD TO PAY FDR THAT GIFT OF ETERNAL LIFE. OF LIFES BREVITY AND THE LOOK AT THESE GRAVES AND FACE THE REALITY CERTAINTY DF JUDGMENT. SINNER.DON'T TURN YOUR BACK ON JESUSU. DO SO IS HELL FOR EVER CHRISTIAN LET'S GET THE GOSPEL OUT. T0 . . HAVE KNOWN DALE AND NAUDIE. THEY WERE GREAT KDSL ' , YOU MAY NOT WHEN VE GET TO HEAVEN I YIILL TAKE YOU OYER TO THEIR PLACE AND ,f , Mus: vuuolz rlx SUPPER ron us. -' no we mucus no mgnxis A MEMORIAM Mrs Eumce Gibbs For the past SIX years students could always count on a cheerful smile from Mrs Eunice Gibbs as they passed through the line at mealtlme She could be seen every day as she kept a close watch on the number of students passing through the line Mrs Gibbs now residing in Texas will al ways be remembered and definitely will be missed on the campus of JBU : ybgj, 3- I Mrs Blllle Holl1day Anyone who has attended John Brown Univer- sity throughout the past years will surely re- member those delicious Sunday dinners and ex- cellent banquet meals prepared by Billie Holli- day. She has been working in the kitchen for the past 27 years to provide food for JBU stu- dents. We would like to thank her for her dedi- cation and service to the students and faculty at J BU. We re really going to miss you Mrs. Holli- day!! f n-'Q ,Qing wk TD BIICKTZI -...N Dr Gllbert has been w1th John Brown Un1vers1ty for 12 years Everyone has grown to love hun for his teaching excellence and hls concern for each mdlvldual Many other students have come to ap preclate hun through hls teachlng 1n Sunday School at Slloam Bible Church Those mvolved ln the Business Department at JBU w1ll certalnly mlss the outstandlng leadershlp and teachmg that Dr Gllbert has contrlbuted to the ad mmlstratlon faculty and student body Because of hlS commltment and love for all those he was III volved Wlth lt IS wlth honor We dedlcate thls 1977 78 yearbook to Dr Marc Gllbert DR ZTYKHC GIILBEHT ' J. 'funqcf id 'x .- x ' ' 'S 'F N Xu , 4 b xsf. 'F - - ' is T '1 145, ' c 'VA ' .,x mi . 0-LAQ ffx . , -p - 9 - 'AN AJ- A - V ,,u? - ' Q 52'-' . N 40 .Q . ' il Lf' - , ,P 1 IN. r 1 . I U . 1' A ' V' 'J ' 5 i.k '34 .T Vt' n P' . ' - if Ill Ji, ,tl ' ?7'.0,f h .i MAC , ' 0' ' Jonnsnown i umvEns nw O ' E- FACULTY Alan E y ,GRHE-:1'Pv ,,I '5,F1,3 ' 4 in ve. ': V va .cf !':. 1. - . ,, V ,m 2 QT., i ,mu ,, Y WM, ,- roi. lnyh' in ,X nuff v pr Barker, Ed.D., Physical Education ,IF I iwxgx . Doris Brookhart, M.F.A., Art Andrew Bowling, Ph.D., Bible Robert Burns, Ed.D., Physical Education ' ,x 4, .- n - , .,g. , gf, f L.. f William Burnside, Ph.D., Social Studies I 55 Doyle Butts, M.B.A., Business Don Cleek, Ed.D., Education Roger Cox, Ed.D., Math Glenna Belle Davis, Ed.D., Physical Education Lee Demaris, M.A., Christian Education . In Lavonna Dodd, M.S., Business Mike Flynn, B.A., Broadcasting - - .gg f -. 5:iI :A N' Arthur Gast, Ph.D., Education Marc Gilbert, Ed.D., Business 1 Tiivvfq x .fm . -'S-Q'-'x X ,EN C M 1-E-15i'5. 5 ::::::::::.2'-.'-'z S I IFA x ,..,. ,Y Kenneth French, Jr., Ph.D., Engineering Caroline Geer, M.A., English Bill Haynes, M.Ed., Physical Education Robert Johnson Ph D Bible Gaston Griggs, Ph.D., Science John Highfill, M.A., Languages -Z James Holliday, Ph.D., Science Ralph Kennedy, Ph.D., Broadcasting ' 1 Edwin Marlar, M. Mus., Music Corinne Marshall, B.A., M. Mus., Music Leslie Netherton, Ph.D., Science Edward Nichols, Ed.D., English Richard Niswonger, Ph.D., Social Studies F in g ll' ii' X L X i N .X- Ag. Fred Onley, M.S.E.M,, Engineering I sd 1: 1 x YI -my - ! i l Larry 0'Kelly, M.A., Psychology E 4 5, . if I yu. , 2 Y: iii :Tm ,,IQ-ffiiie. ,ig 'V i i E i iii ' if ffg il' iii Q'jg Si-339455-2'fff f 5 W' K , W T 1 N, -if 'i Q : ' yi, lin: ,fuk-gl W. -,' ' l f Fab J. - TL! 1, iw , 4 Lf ll V l X x ' .M lx i I James Pearson, Ph.D., Engineering ...1 'ffif' 11 .-,5 fi ,x .4 .J F 4, Charles Pitts, B.A., Physical Education Leo Setian, Ph.D., Engineering Phyllis Pope, M.F.A., Music Teresa Roper, B.M.E., M.A., Music Larry Seward, M.S., Science Maxine Smith, M.S., Home Economics Ruth Turner, Ph.D., Home Economics James Walters, 'I'h.M., Bible ,xx Wu ,NWI-WJ: ',-Q-1. .- X 4' .- ' H M :K-, JA' if ',' T, s , . i T-,v 'H' , ' an:-Q' 'mx' V U 5? V l yr.- r e l .-me :I - 5 h - 'I rn? K X X f -fre. me xx. V , 3-Q 2 Q!! Gilbert Weaver, Th.D., Bible Charles Willis, B.Arch., Building Construction f ..-,in .i -, Helen Wilmoth, M.S., Home Economics ywwfuswwrf 1 l 1 ii Carl Windsor, M.A., Broadcasting William Wright, Ph.D., Psychology Jan Wubbena, Ph.D., Music Joe Zimmerman, Ph.D., Music w 1 f 1 I vw 5 .fN .-4' ' NI 5, .-E IP! I . , . 4 -X533 ,,SJ!x,' V. 18: IQ, .W-'s 9. - xv- 31' . Q . ' X,-ru A . .f -V K Ak, -'- ' 'frm ,,l,, 4' : Q- ' fl 'T f'-A rp x,. . M .. ,, 'A 4 - 4 1 , in ' '. , -.X rg '-gn w- ' ' . - ' , Q' ' V , N,w. . , A. . -'Q ,- I '-' .f v f r. ' - ,. . 4 -1 .,' 4 'i - nk' v. t Xt-fs 1' 1-E - -3 -'-n ..-x.'v,,.f- X .. w..A-Al' . J. . , .Y ,-K, ,N 6 .,n,. h 50. ,w v..,. 3.5 5- X . .W-1.971 ml - , ' 5 Q, - .. .,. . , -.. ,f An ,s -.fl . I 4 2 ,. ,A Y. . 'U' K ', .1 ' A f rx' W . ru 5' ' A X - , , '- .r','1 ' 1' .N .1 V , . .IF , . . 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' X 'I A , Lu Ann Arnold Dayla Baney Friendswood, Texas Wauneta, Nebraska Elementary Education Home Economics Rockie Baney Wauneta, Nebraska Building Construction Karen Batchelder Mary Bennett Springdale Arkansas Long Beach, California Secretarial Science Elementary Education ' 1 William Biagi Millbrae, California Broadcasting 2 p 1 - 1 QQ- rghgi fr 'L . . !-N ' .. A -,w4.,.,-.' ,. a . . Je: , ..,,... --.- .. Wi JN-'I .7 SX L n if bf. Kathy Boyts Siloam Springs, Arkansas Art Lawrence Boyts Siloam Springs, Arkansas General Business Admin. I r .W ' -01. I4 if if v 5 in 1, I-' A N ar- M ,igae -nf rf 1 - iuf W wig M A- M --,M . . . :fs -i ' ,pr A 1 , QQ 5 f qi Q-it iw I ,. A -.iw X T752 X Q M ' lm., rw' fi wi If , so es. . S Mark Brown William Burris Brenda Burton North Little Rock, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Parma Ohio Physical Education Building Construction Home Economics I fr py if v ll is - - W 1 4 F Peter Ceravolo Jerry Chrisman Susan Chrisman Syracuse, New York Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Chemistry!Biology Sacred Music Music Education Q' Q -'Y 1 I v ! y V : 'IAI Q 1 Qs. A eff: so is A . ' 4 ,,:'i '1- X hh NN -T . .RSS-.3 5 v ' N , 1 x X, ----..,. , E h in Luke Classen Siloam Springs, Arkanss Business Administration Stephen Cole Apple Valley, Minnesota Physical Education Marsha Coulam Kersey, Colorado Psychology 'I me PMN Stewart Cross Siloam Springs Arkansas Biology Q twin Gail Culver Escondido California Home Economics it , 'R If wk 1 , i l ll V 1 ' v 1 '4 iw L .x I , V in , i V ,I X. If ,, ew if XX M, v w 9 ,M 1 5 ,- Y 5 W J ,. 5 w 'lr 4 all g ri . W Y le lm Jeffrey Davies Ponce, Puerto Rico Broadcasting ah. Wayne Ellis Sapulpa, Oklahoma Business Philip Duhan Greensboro, North Carolina Building Construction wi Barbara Elmen Siloam Springs, Arkansas Home Economics I .N James Dangers Siloam Springs, Arkansas Building Construction Vince Eisaman Augusta, Georgia Bible!Psychology 'S 1 if fa . 5 A , Ahh: A-g xx xx JK RQ-4 E' ., Sally Diane Entz Waxhew, North Carolina Home Economics William Farley Grosse Pointe Woods Michigan Siloam Springs, Arkansas Home Economics Music V - -' , M Jeff Ferrell Fort Smith Arkansas Biology Q 'Q l M , .cr F is W 1. fi' Jw .1-gf I N. ., ' ni 1' Steve Fritz Vinton, Virginia Building Construction i X Y E 'Q .V K 1 . A' i ' hi PM l fa 'W 'K Qelg ' , ,.,,gj-A X I 1 , 4 . S if 'X il N . 1 14- J- 3 V stil -' 4 xs, -. A he X 3 X , ,E 4 AV ir f J v . 1 'Q it ' ffl! 4' Caryl Gere Rick Giguere Katerina Guess Siloam Springs Arkansas Enfield, Connecticut Springdale, Arkansas Business Administration Broadcasting Home Economics Wage-? 'l I, l A fi . 'fi' James Hanemaayer Siloam Springs, Arkansas Broadcasting f -,c l fm i r I l. -R , Dave Hoadley Gillette, Wyoming Business .xv I Christy Ising Fort Smith, Arkansas Psychology iv 7? rr I f L' K W M I W clv 1 'LA l Linda Haynes Azle, Texas Psychology Doug Hoffman Rockford, Illinois Music Education I' Y V 1 Talmadge Jenkins Jena, Louisiana Physical Education if ' '?T7sFl-ffl 'J Stan Hetrick Siloam Springs, Arkansas Business i ,.n I PJ Bill Hunt Haskell, Oklahoma History if' 1 : I l I ta Rebecca Jones Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education n ,H L 1 . X f. X 3 -L l QE X q N T Charles Kennedy Siloam Springs, Arkansas Kim Kenyon Jackson, Mississippi t . ill Li' gl? 'lagHf'PAi', 4. 5 H- F Mm ,uiW ' Douglas King Hesston, Kansas Math Elementary Education Building Const. 8: Design s l 'AA r 'ir William Kitchen Ron Klassen A R0xy.Klassen Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Business Bible Business , - gi v., i ' ss - ' Q 1, 14 mi . is 4 ' V- -fr' . 5- , , 1? .+q3afgf 'Ee! 1 ' ' 1231- if S' -. - H -2 ,.Z:' 21,2- ii?-. I5 ' wi--. W '- 4 Q ,N ' 1-Turf 'xi .,-gg-en.-i '.,'g '- ,. :la A - it f Q L . - Y wi . -I -- 'ii -A - 5 '. ' - i-ei r f .es A ' ,-F.-. , ., , 1- ,l -, fa s tl V I .Y 7 If Jim Klein Siloam Springs, Arkansas Building Const.!Business Steven Kreis Denver, Colorado History Dwan Kruger Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education i fy -,, , Jan Larson Stuart Florida Biology l as A . 1 ,Pk X, ' ii 'Q A 35' . X Janet Latham David Lloret Slfeatfff, Illinois Guatemala City, Guatemala Home Economics Music Education I .6 .gi . 9 lr E r QQ 9 it - V A , 4,1 ' ,4 M - Louis Lucas Don McFarland Nancy McGee Bismarck, Missouri Rolla, Missouri Fort Smith, Arkansas Physical Education Business Biology , Q, LA , 1-. ,, , it JI- , p. gm: f N. 'L qai' i TY 'I i ji. r All-5 In IW xx ff F Roberta McLend0n Sherry McMillen Jon Marquardt Bl'0ken Arrow, Oklahoma Siloam Springs, Arkansas Lansing, Illinois Business Administration English Bible 6 . Steve Matchell Ernest Mathis Jr. Siloam Springs, Arkansas Tampa, Flfffida Biology Social Studies , M1 1l.,1' N' 1- ' , ,J W V if f 459- li fx --A 1 , , l v. 1 - , 1 - Q in g,,.-. , X .. -31 - ' ,S Q ' a un I ,. . -.,.,, H . . . ' 7 L- ei F' - ffm. vw, Si ax J , - Ne' i M I' .53 'Q 56 df, Iii' i ' l 6 sl,-wg., A .r- - xr 'P Q 'V 3 V Jerome Maxie St. Louis, Missouri Business V .pf -,, Vi V X I 4 V 1 S., ' A X B 4 I I' x W M is 5 of 'ki uv. ' W ' 5, v,f Q Q 1 fi iv f H S S -, ' 'M gf7' .V . V s ' A -X .K ' - Sheila Mehrer Wellington, Missouri Social Studies H f ., ' llll i i f: ' .ilu .X 2 I , ' ii . . ? X ' 1 S l mi Gordon Mellema John Mesko Siloam Springs, Arkansas Omaha, Nebraska Business ChemistryfPre-Med 57 zr.,.3f- -, S if lj. l 'i7l 'v' .J .,, K - - i - ,f , , M .l gl, A 1- i 7 .' intl,-W S if?-rl . X, 1. ni ' Q 'Q v . , Q, 0: , X --ze ,W 1 k -v .v +- af ?W 1x' ' Au l fl af ff '14 I Q Q ir x I ,gm im st? 1 1-rf f.'aJ4,:Et.i W A glam 'nl M nf' I Q 9p'1l W Nam 1, ,mkw L, Jvq K . r H' ' l My J' 'gl levi w x 29 0. Ann Mills Newton, Kansas Social Studies 'WW x vw wig, 4- ,id ig 1? ,ig l f , 1 Regan Nightingale Sharon Nuge Siloam Springs, Arkansas Carmel, Maine Blology Elementary Education Marla O'Hara Pekin, Illinois Psychology Guatemala City, Guatemala Electrical Engineering Randy Peachey Thomas Pillette Siloam Springs, Arkansas Efaih, Louisiana Building Construction Physical EdUC8ti0Il A fv 'r .. 1 vi f Duane Orth James Nutt Pine Bluff, Arkansas Physical Education Lynn Paskiewicz Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education David Rader Sidney, Ohio Building Construction Sylvia Reed Winslow, Arkansas , Music '-L Joe Salomon Bethal Park, Pennsylvania Business wa l ' 4 f Howard Semmler Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan Business M JF-1 ., 4. l t Steve Rhodes Larry Ryan Siloam Springs, Arkansas Alexandria, Indiana Business Administration BiblefPsychology :N , 1- - , , 9, W -1'5 ' ml X , ,K : I V ' . N i , l ' 1-A sg M 'Ai' Karen Sanders Peculiar, Missouri Elementary Education James Shutts Siloam Springs, Arkansas Bible Terry Schuster Freeport, Illinois Home Economics Leigh Sidwell Pampa, Texas Home Economics 4 7 31, S A-gf i in , f A l Lyn Siemens Tula Kata Sikic Deborah Simon Siloam Springs, Arkansas San Isidro, Lima, Peru Topeka, Kansas Elementary Education Business Business Education ix , x K i , N 5' ' y if '25 ' - Q- ' 9 1, e 9 . 8 2' ' il i U D ' K . 49 5 nn I U' - -1 my M i: 5 1 h . , H M , V ,ii , -.. , -. . . ' F ill ' 'tl . ' ' A, . lb 9 . , A I Ellen Smith Janet Spaugh Keith Spaugh Winnsboro, Louisiana Siloam Springs, Arkansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Physical Education Elementary Education Music , X , I' xxxs 1 rv' ' - VT, f' ' - . lg, .1 t l 5 ll 1' . .A ' , . A . -- f f J tx ., -A Qtv fz fg x fx 1 .1 5 5 I Qi ' I, ,.' ' ' ' r fl -Q' F 1 h --5 , v, r.. , . T' A l .-'1 A 'lm' , Carol Steele Rgbgft Steen - Robert Stevens Gentry, Arkansas Overland, Missouri Siloam Springs, Arkansas Elementary Education Bl-lSil'l9S5 Social Studies 'N ,F 'R Terry Strombeck Diane Tangblade Tequcigalpa, Honduras Kansas City, Kansas Physical Education Music Education I I I i , n g WV , ri r 2 4 . Mfg 'QQ -5' ' ,QL Em ,i , . ,L ,, ,Z . Ag. M fi ? . .V , -1 x f, W ' 'q ',, WM li W' A -iw-VK ' N' :Jig ,ii , ' 11 ' . ' - -'- VN 1 ' na' li , 'dn qi nv-4 J0Yce Thurlby Julie Tilgner Westville, Oklahoma Andover, Kansas Christian Education Home Economics ' - Don Taylor Metuchen, New Jersey Building Construction WMM ,, i M p . V, - Eric Thimell Chino, California Math Mike Tindell Topeka, Kansas Building Construction Cheryl Unruh Wichita, Kansas Physical Education Kristen Willits Siloam Sprmgs A1-kansas Siloam Springs, Arkansas Christian Education Physical Education David Brent Wilson Jan Wilson Wichita Kansas EUleSS, TGXHS Business Administration Elementary Education i. .-' 1 Linda Whitcomb Racine, Wisconsin Psychology 1 W, Mark Willits Siloam Springs, Arkansas Bible Scott Young Siloam Springs, Arkansas Christian Education .. :JS J' ..i..n .SJGZU-r., .S .,.. 5-4 s., .n.n.-.ILLIN 4 -. 'fr Janet Baker Janet Butts Lansing, Illinois Siloam Springs, Arkansas Christian Education Secretarial Science 3 i Q In in 1 4131, - I A-.,. - - I , l g l Vicki Dangers Siloam Springs, Arkan sas Christian Education Kyleen DeJong Siloam Springs, Arkansas Home Economics lb' . Q -5 ' Ii in ,, . 3, X I' A ' 6 gf! il' A S. - 1 i l if? ' if ity 1 Y, J aw' .315 ' f if 'N 5 X Janelle Cady Crocker, Missouri Pre-Nursing Debra Dorman Farmington Arkansas Pre-Nursing 1 it X -S f J 7 70 N Barbara Eichor Los Alamos, New Mexico Secretarial Science Debora Miller Bloomington Minnesota Secretarial Science 11 rs, JI, - ., V, 3, . jvf, r ff ' -' '.'.-- 4 , r. , 1 r'-'H ,r ie . IQ a. f 'f .i , ,' 1 ., , V 1' In J. .. zu, , ,y X 1 , i 1 ., --I ,,f i , A, 1 1 Debra Naylor Siloam Springs, AR Music!Child Development 1. rf . of , 'Q . M .UK 'X J QM V I if M- X V f 'ii' - . 1. Kathleen Kitchen Lori McNutt Hoopeston, Illinois I Elgin, Illinois Home Economics Secretarial Science 'x rl f 'lv 'lu ..3if4 S,?Lf,5. QR l f if Lf, ff' dial x ' Q' .Pa i 3 mf- .. Qc i . . I, tv I Q ' -A iq -: - A L- Jo Ann Newell Kristine Shannon Yates Center, Kansas Colorado Springs, Colorado Pre-Nursing BiblefMusic A Graduate's Prayer Father, I have knowledge, so will you show me now how to use it wisely and find a way somehow to make the world I live in a little better place and make life with its problems a bit easier to face Grant me faith and courage and put purpose in my days, and show me how to serve Thee in the most effective ways so all my education, my knowledge and my skill, may find their true fulfillment asil learn to do Thy Will And may I ever be aware in everything I do that knowledge comes from learning and wisdom comes from You. ADMINISTRATION if A X, M1 . 54 '- ' ti. -L Q :L lx 'xv S . Don Haxel, M.Ed., Reg t ar Walter Siemens, M.Ed., D f S d t H a Iii Take Klndly 1 11 The COUHSG1 Of 11 gif The Years, -1 I Gracefully Surrendering I - - The Things Of --- Youth. 1 I I 1 I I- John E. Brown, Jr., LL.D., Pres J John E. Brown III J.D. Vi Listen To Counsel And Accept Discipline, That You May Be WISE The Rest Of Your Days ffl-1 Is'f Ida Mae Adolphson, Coordinator of Counseling McCullough, M.S., Development Office M g I 1 Y l 4 . N I 1 L. Audrey Thomas, D.D., Litt.D., Director of Admissions E 1 A Rrchard Ruble Ph D Th D Dean of Academrc Affarrs Bu1ld1ng Reaching For The Future Marion Snider, B.S., Business Manager, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer Boyce McQuay, B.Arch., Campus Planner-Director of Physical Plant il 1 1 ' s ,lf Pressing On To A Ward The '5 Mark i A Of The High Call Ing Of Chnst Jesus Bob Bethell, Admissions Counselor and Edward Murphy, B.S., Assistant Business Manager, and Director St dent Financial Aid WATQQ i , I U I wx-: Wallace Moon, M.Ed., Asst. to the Pres. STAFF 7 ,Z I Will Direct Their Work In Truth 'LEX -1902 f Isaiah 61:8 Maintenance 8: Clean Up Mrs. Billie Holliday, Mrs. Eunice Gibbs f N ' ,Q-J , ., an , f'Q' .,, i J-,Qu y M. Q '. ' - I ix Ak Q alpaca Susan Hernandez O41 -9 9 Maintenance Crew Ami.:-4.3 X j X 1 Supervisor of Duplicating Activities, Troy Thomas 43 5. Manager of Bookstore, Patricia Phillips The Lord Shall Guide Thee Continuallyf' Isaiah 58:1 House Director, Wornen's Residence, Levonne Roberts rw' ' fbi !...upnnns1Q 1 N I In 5...-nw l1'r Recorder and Assistant to the Registrar, Mary Naylor 'HW' UBI: W :gligssg -' + ,A ' . , , 1 v - N ' wp .I ...Q- I ' K A J 1 4, ' L n n 'L ' ,bil ',-N H X 'io' L L , X 'N 1 ., I 5 'V 7 1 ' ' ' f -'EWL L. 1' Y ' ', sg V' .. Ji Coordinator of Learning Laboratory and Reading Specialist, Ray Barnett 1' If Office Staff Xi , 59 3 Coffee Shop Attendant, Verda Brown F f, 25 ' Kltchen Staff Let Us Then Be Up And Do g Wlth A Heart For Any Fate, in Ef Post Office Tenna Rhodes NN. 4 ry' - s I' , 1 V d I 275-1 S:- J ,ff run Lv,- Administrative Assistant to Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Alice McQuay , ' ikhrlliflfif Q - 1 Office Staff ,ij R r 1, Y I Q V 1 ,N H .1 ,'..Jl:l-i w A A .4 .' .T ,A - Q lflzixll' ' l f f ' ' 'W-1 U13 ' Q-ffl ' 'f N- :Wifi Sr., AX ,ILM i 4 W A rw in L iii :Ji Admissions, Steve Taylor Still Achieving, Still Pursuing Learn To Labor And To Wait. Longfellow Q ' .- i -, ,Jr A b I my-'j. I L y ll 'A' ns' ' i i Q 'iii if 'f r A it 0 I Q' .i , r ' ' ,ffi 4 Secretary to Dean of Academic Affairs, Marcia Verhoeven S 4 FN 1 'N v---I Q.:-parrfwsihv' fffiliifsia ll LII LL 1. If 'bil Q-guy 1:- 4! 'f' 14, v' f ffm- D- Jww 'I Q95 H. nf' P c J ,. - F - 1' ' Y my L K .P 0 I, 6 f is . . I 1 5 .. ' ,J -, M. V I Dv, A , 1 A, ,435 -sl- X 9 QW :Ire 7 g.-:,.,1-L.: V ' -' 4 A F ,zivlvv-r ---.-. I.-.T . . Af ,vw-.A.., , M w-'-N...-ou-,cJ,n5,2,,:Q-1'fi7fgg. QQ-mr l. -5. ' f--:- 'aww-vi-Feiss, , -gr A - A A vp. -f .- 51 1.g 1.,Q.'gj: '-3'12i' ,eww .2311-+2i+5:41fk',i-isle? ' Lf t'-' -'ew rn -N - , :,j -Qi ft--1'..v: :wah iubalfixifs-52-Q11.: rl:, t'.f:4 . - 1 lg . - ' . I ,- . l -- . -+ Q-v..f-'PJ J vw Snug-gs. . ,vu-745. . 1' rn iff ig .. ivan-rl I 9, ' A V64 1 J FC: P-'-. ' me--vf r pf YQ P1 .ki K l , Pllu '. xfwfr. sxflf. , J 'SL The John Brown University baseball team, under the direction of Coach Bill Haynes, is experiencing another good season. Coach Haynes took over the position as coach of the Golden Eagles from Coach Wally Moon, who did an outstanding job here for numerous years. At the present time the team record stands at 22 wins and 7 losses, a record which is sure to advance the team to the district playoffs, which it has won for the last four years in a row. The pitching staff has done a fine job and with another great season from last year's All-American David Stockstill, as well as good help from Tim Leeper and Louie Lucas, the team hopes to advance a long way in post season play. R.F. . ,f in 3.'S4QA-2. 1 :fa ,K If 10 Evangel Mo. 7 Evangel Mo. 3 1 N. E. O. S. U. 1 'QQ Miss. QOL 0 4 Miss. Col. 19 Tougaloo Col. Miss. 2 Tougaloo Col. Miss. 5 William Carey Miss. 5 William Carey Miss. 5 Buena Vista, Iowa ' 5 Buena Vista, Iowa 4 Buena Vista, Iowa 11 Winona St. Minn. 10 Winona St. Minn. 7 , p Col. of the Ozarks 3 Col. of the Ozarks . 1.1 . 1.. 1 ggg Okl. Baptist . 7 iii Okl. Baptist 8 U QU.. A. P. B. .. 6 U. A. P. B. 12 Col. of the Ozarks 16 Col. of the Ozarks 6 A. L. R. ' 10 U. A. L. R. 15 U. A. P. B. 13 U. A. P. B. 10 Ark. Tech 12 Ark. Tech 21' ' 1 Evangel 1 - 1 - ' ,. '-- A .s- sw- .u1Lz...,.s7-ag, -- r-9 '- lg ff -rl, ' -f., -Hi.: . 3-' j . , ' A., -' i' 1. Jack Waldron 2. John Brewer 3. Louie Lucas 4. John Brown University Golden Eagles 5. Tom Pilette 6. David Stockstill receives M.V.P. award from Coach Haynes. HC.. Q ,W -,..-,..-Q-w I ihudu 'N' s A fl tg Vlllllllwlhllll. ANI! Sllllillill , V '21 igf'ff 'e?tff,ff'?H Sf A 131 V .1 , N ua f 'f 1 4- .1.,wp. 1.1: ., ui, --25.1 - 'V-Q, -. 2- - .- .il ,flffH? , 1 . 'Ha-'sr .N . JA '1 f' ' 1 - . ,S ,ff '-5. ' .-.. 1, Q 1 1 .1 - X ,K ,jf Q iii. I V: N X L f 23, V ' Ex jj . ' mf' 5' V - ery? .1 -' Q3 - fr -' Si, ' -x Y: ,. wi , 2 , ,A , -.4w..L44..L.- ni'-we b Q A ,K A1- if , ,.,,,, J! . 3514- I ' A1 I. 1 , ilii. , , ,X l S A 'E ,, Q, .T , 35,55 W S' X ' A , it 4 S l I' A - K 1 wi 7' 1--1-'xiii'-?-i:v'J 1- 4, k.,,. ,M-Q E H - -- . 1 . -.9- N - , . ' .l. K ' . . - I , , - 4. 14 V .. N'- ' .gf -Juv ,Q 641.1 f-.fa i-11' -..- M'-.. I Q il A x VJ3' b J Ja 35, I0 23' 33 24:1 Zsu i f 3 ' X 3 7 A 6 JEJ JE 3218, 3'-Inu xx B 2 21 --N 4 X ' ,, .I KZV A X f- A Y 'V we ' 'lux u A ' nf T if!! H , P VV sa ' A T i Fall 1977 Volleyball 'Rec0rd. L Kansas State University Northeastern Oklahoma Missouri Southern Evangel College Hendrix College School of the Ozarks Evangel College Arkansas Tech School of the Ozarks Southeast Oklahoma Northeast Oklahoma Missouri Southern University of Arkansas University of Arkansas Evangel College School of the Ozarks Oklahoma Baptist Universit Northeast Oklahoma Kansas State University Southwest Baptist Bible Southwest Baptist Bible Y School of the Ozarks John Brown University 9- 13 With the help of an outstanding workshop at the beginning of the season, the volleyball team profited from a very educational year. With a little more work on spiking for a more powerful offensive punch, we should have a very strong team next year. We're still continuing to get better, commented Coach Pitts. Kathy Sikic's eligibility to play, as well as the addition of the freshmen Donna Naile, Enid Smith, Leanne Palmer, and Patty Cochrum, proved to be a true asset to the team. Kay Ekey Manager of the Volleyball team 1. Susan Tilgner, Enid Smith 2. Diane Dinnel 3. Bottom row- Leanne Palmer, Jan Baker, Enid Smith, Linda Stockstill, Don- na Naile, Bonnie Janzen Top row- Sue Lemp, Diane Dinnel, Barb Eichor, Susan Tilgner, Patty Cochrum, Kathy Sikic 4. Bonnie Janzen 5. Kay Ekey, Jan Baker 6. Coach Pitts Q, 1 . '4 , ' 11-5 ,D 4 ' Li . l , 'Y' V 1, 5 .v,'a-45, 1 Vj 3 .5 :N ., X Y - , V- .-.1 Qs. I -. , , .ww-,I . W .1 -f. ' , is, -A.-' .gp . at , e if V . , . ,. w '13 ., L ,, , , W l W ' 1 .' ' lg ' ff' vga W NL W I -.W L W s L W L L W L . L 2-ni' rt' L ' if ' l. A, Y . - .. 'iq ,ff ,z '-'J -...--1-. -5 ,W Q err i 2 2- 'A f 3 1 l ,raw ' . gf .Wil f . V-ff..--if ' . 5'-v., , ' '--.M . 1' . n . ' f.-' ' . ' 1 .. -. 1 I 1.5 1, f v K ,f 8 L . L N5 NL 6 X The John Brown University soccer team has undergone a gradual meta- morphisis in the last three years and has emerged as a winning soccer team. Starting as a small club of ca- sual players, the J.B.U. Golden Ea- gles are now serious competitors that have established themselves as a soc- cer power. The conglomeration of foreign students, missionary kids, and American enthusiasts worked hard in practices this year to produce a 12 win, 2 loss, 1 tie, season. As the process of change continues in the same direction, next year's team will be awesome. .L-.-'.M,'1 .' F pf v -rl YP M. - .-.f, - ', . ', .. 'v -' ,V-' 3ls,,'-U V .f1.'rr-'fn Mft- 'JI' ,u,,.A '-' -H ' - 4 . Y-,nr o dnfiv'4f'f'..4l - -. .-1 . '4'h '.' ' '.. .X 6' . .71 x X- ' an .gif 4? S f ,. 1. D. Schneider, Ali Jr., P. Haumersen, T. Strombeck, S. Wolcott, J. Snodgrass, D. Orth, D. Rondon, J. Hockman, D. King, Ali Sr., G. Chestnut, M. Stewart, T. Morgan, B. Fast, B. Stough, M. McQueen 2. Dennis Schumacher 3. Ali Jr. 4. Dan Schneider, Ali Sr. 5. John Cousins 6. Dan Schneider 7. Brad Fast I M L ,a,' xL. -. .. 7 X- 4.-. .. 3'f-:sw Z..ff,',,, J' 44.5 7 f---5w'..4'm?f' ,j T ' ' 1 ' '11 .N .V 1- ip n, N, . . .1 acaak...-.Mi - ' . W, , A A: , ' . . BASKETBALL x , 5 H I E L f! The Golden Eagle basketball team was a unique blend of three different teams who tried to become one. Head coach Dwain Roark shuffled the line- up to try to improve their winning record. Even though the teams record was only 16-14 the Eagles' did contribute many interesting moments to the fans of JBU. The roundballers also went on the road and played many highly ranked teams, losing to OCC who was rated 41 in the nation at that time. Freshman, Stanley Harris, stepped into the starting position as guard. Stanley added a lot of offensive punch to the Golden Eagles. Jack Waldron and Cal Neiman excited the fans with their long range shooting. The Eagles placed two people on the District 17 All-Star team, Gary Ashworth and Steve Matchell. Also Dwain Roark announced his plans to resign. The finale of the season was the appearance of JBU at the NAIA District Play-offs. Steve Matchell JBU Eagle. 1. Discussing strategy. 2. Steve Matchell Stanley Harris Jess Carradine Wayne Ellis. 3. Stanley Harris, Jack Waldron. 4 Gary Ashworth lf lf JP I L-R Standing, Pam Smith, Patty Bunnel, Alecia Mowrey, Raelene Jordan, LeAnn Palmer. Sitting, Donna Naile, Freda Cowart, Sue Tilgner, Enid Smith, Janet Butts. 2. Pam Smith. 3. Freda Cowart mms' . ,S-1 A kr 2 S 1 3 . VA, J 1. Cal Neiman. 2. Bonny Marzett. 3. L-R Mark Brown, Bonny Marzett, Jack Waldron, Steve Matchell, Jesse Carradine, Wayne Ellis, Gary Ashworth, Perry Finley, Stanley Harris, Kevin Riley, Coach Dwain Roark 1 if -1 me 5:53 1 J,r,!l'Z7,-,yin ui I -Q.:m,g.g.g:3:I:.-L, .' ' . ' l IT i J Gi ' ' , ., I n P , ry i N Men's Basketball Record School of the Ozarks Phillips University Hendrix College East Central State Dallas Baptist College College of the Ozarks Harding College Southwest, Baptist, College Hendrix College Northwestern State, V S Northwestern State, Oklahoma Baptist 4 Baptist Bible l College of the Ozarks . Henderson State' ' Northeastern Cameron Northwestern State School of'tliewOza1fks Evangel College Oklahoma Christian Bethany Nazarene Central State University Baptist Bible Northeastern Arkansas l College School of the Ozarks Phillips University Evangel College Ex 1 ' I A Lt 1 EN L, 1. Enid Smith, 2. LeAnn Palmer, Pam Smith, Janet Butts, Freda Cowart. 3. Alicia Mowrey, Ellen Smith, Pam Smith, Donna Naile. 4. Jumpball EAGLES l it 11 :--2 N if if 3 5 hr 'av ' ,gn .-- -.. C. J! ' -tv L7 . MV 1 ll, 3 2 I V 1 .5 9 f 1 T lf' xi f!,, 2 If-33 , S ! - f I Z 9' J' 1 H ,I -nb -' 1 7' A-f ' n J! 4 In The Eaglettes had five returning players, Freda Cowart, Pam Smith, Janet Butts, Susan Tilgner and Ellen Smith. They were joined this year by many new talented freshmen, Alecia Mowrey, Enid Smith, Donna Naile, Patty Bunnel, and Leanne Palmer. The Eaglettes ended the season with a 9 wins and 12 losses. The team faced some really stiff competition, and all the girls are hopeful for a better season next year. The team was coached by Bill Haynes who was helped by student-coach Dale Hatcher. Pam Smith, Eaglette player 109 TENNIS . u 1. 4'-1. 1 . R. nf!! 'l l - f I . , . gl I n rd! I . .v :A-ax .-rv' 1 ,4 I M, ,C f .3 1 1, a A 0.41. 152f',k 1 I .dl if. Y,- ,.,A, if. , A ., , 3 ,. . 4 - , rl., .1 1 . 4 ,g 1 , 1 1 ll , A 1 r . . - - r . Q 1 .- - a , . . , . , . , r HW' . .,-A 3..., , . v , 1 , 1 1 1 'I I x 74 .,t. , 1 '- , X. ' ea--QF' 'wg-,p,f AL,-9 4'-X I 1 . 1 'lr -6 'ITTI5 -- -. tr 'Q Q-,Q 'V .X 'v F11 2 V. - A. . , .. 57, ,. . , . r v .QW 1 X. 4 4'..f.. la 1 'Q:., 1,-L. 1.4. t . ... , p. v,. .. .. ,,v ! as Ein .. Hy .pa r 'J' 'Arif-lvl! vvfggxpvul .. nrulullll hvrnvllft vu.:-,inn u.n,,.gr n'A M, vu' ,, AX M. -Wg... ,W 'gfv' x'.'1 fq' 1 was-..-,S tb. I ' Fwy 4,- 1 :mu v 4 ,4 WA in f df' mgwuiejf' ' s Y 4fvfQ,,,':1fwfi:97v?D A1 1, li Y., lf, 1 B' ,Q p- 1, 'Hu fu? WU. w 4 x :G .F .1 I, ff 'FQ Y K7 x N X 1 X A 44 .,,...,, 'Noll' ,l rr: . . mr RSX This year's tennis team was a young, inexperi- enced team. Only three lettermen were return- ing: Wilma Volger, Mary Bennett, and Linda Amerson. The rest of the team were all fresh- men, dedicated to giving the season their best. These freshmen were: Arriann Rinkenberger, Patty Cochrum, Ruth Neiman, Cheryl Swan- son, Enid Smith, and Donna Naile. The team faced some pretty stiff competition finally ending the season with a record of 3-14. Linda Amerson ...mn is -in-M RK' lt! lfsiilxl 1 N..- ,,,,,, 1 ls .4 1 wad l'.-1 ry. f5-L N! ' - . x gl' fi, ! - ff. 6 F Evangel Southwest Baptist Oral Roberts University of Ark. Arkansas Tech Evangel Missouri Southern Hendrix Arkansas Tech Northeast Okla Oral Roberts Northeast Okla Southwest Baptist Missouri Southern Linda Amerson . Mary Bennett . Patti Cochrum . Team picture . Ann Jung . Wilma Vogler . Charlie 8: girls . Ariann Rinkenberger .P --ap? 3 3-. 7 '-- a Q-......J-L John Brown University's tennis team is one of the fa- vorites picked to win 1978 District 17's Championship, which would give them a chance to go to the NAIA national championships. This year's team is led by the 1977 District doubles champions, Steve Cole fBorneo Manj and Jeff Ferrell fFerrisJ, alias F. C. Express and also quarter finalist, Lonnie fSpaceJ Emanuelson. Strengthening the Squad this year are Mark fPappyJ Alloway, a junior transfer from Californiag Marty CDreamJ Weaver, a freshman from Van Buren, Arkan- sasg and Murray CRipJ Trim a carry over from last year. The team has only lost one dual meet and earlier in the season finished high in a tournament hosting 16 schools at Manolia, Arkansas. The F.C. Express j- Northeastern State N. W. Missouri State College of the Ozarks Northeastern State Kansas State at Pittsburg Evangel Drury Evangel College of the Ozarks Kansas State at Pittsburg 1. Marty Weaver 2. Steve Cole 3. F.C. Express 4. Back row left to right, Lonnie Emanuelson, Coach Ken Emanuelson, Murray Trim, Steve Coleg front row, Marty Weaver, Mark Alloway, Jeff Ferrell 5. Mark Alloway 6. Jeff Ferrell 7. Lonnie Emanuelson 8. Steve Cole 9. Murray Trim. -5 5 's l f- 1:- -1 Eiiiiiiiri G :ig EN .-, ., .. 1-8- 4311 1 Xxfov, 'EAC . de 5 1 H I I 1 L 1. Kathy Bunnel 2. Laura Layton 3. Vicki Haynes 4. Pam Woltman 5. Deb Dorman 6. Julie Tilgner Y- zz H .X ,. ff, S. sm-f'f114. 'M sim 'I' - .,f ,-.. , S K -.:-M ii' iu 865' Sdggggy M E 0 F TH - A ' 'XX ' ' A V i EAG . . Q 5 V .I , wx' 1 K ' in E S ' .':' Q iff' 1lw f-x 1 X ' ' A . +G 'QE - - A- 5 .A - .1 'H' , -Q-.. M, .- 3, -, fp df . W -4 M . X' Q. -A' X21 'W' fffffi 1 . 'Mis ' , , U - ' ' ' 11. 4 U -f n . 4. v ' r . ,W 1 . 'Q' - 4 ' 4' -5 gf', '5 x .Kac if , . Q. ' , . -'-4 - - -, 592 4 fs . f v . 'X ' ' ' va' - - r-' Y L-V , t ' A ,mf ICF' - A , i f 4 v -1f24L-?- f iv - r' . fi. - , in X w W f ,- Q, H Q' ' , f 2 f IP' M 5 .,211, ' if f '-,L ' 1 v i gin ! R ' A ' N , -L .Q H41 Q J U, B I , Q .1 ,Z V - . L Y - -Q. ,Q . , A 5 X. ,M V 1: ,QV . . A .Y 1 . 2 ' F 1 ,si , T. 'gt fiizer: 4,3 ,- f , 'au' f , , 531 .A K ,K , , . -k . K-,,. ' q N71 EJ ff ' ' 1-we-Q , A . 5 I .. :3'-,xifgff ,. . . V may .:, .q ,gs I !, i9?J,q f fi - ' ' li ,g' . 11 1 Ml -X ' w5..52.Q , XQ.. 'Q V W v i- ,-ie N j .. . , ,--- ' ' . L: fre-PSP ' , I, , ., . L 1, . X SDFTBALI. Our dream come true! Dr. Davis took time from her busy schedule to organize and coach the fourteen girls who had turned out for inter- collegiate softball. By the first game, the number had dropped to ten, but we car- ried on. We finally won our last game, but had won more than that. We had learned good sportsmanship and the ability to lose graciously. But most of all We had learned to be a good Christian testimo- ny as a team. Deb Starnes Team Member L ff' aff I1 1 marina. 2 if -TYR, 1 lr. . . ,.4...... .. ....s, 1 '95 j., In I., . 'if 4 Saturday mornings during the fall found JBU students sleeping late to recover from the imprisonment suf- fered through the week. However there were six dedicated, phenom- enal heros who traveled at such times as 6 o'c1ock a.m. These men would ride in a van for 4-5 hours just to get out and run 5 miles and then climb back into the van and go back to JBU. These young men were offi- cially titled the JBU cross country team, but commonly known as the Little Partners . Coached by Dr. Setian, who did an outstanding job, the runners, Lee Stubblefield, Steve Cole, Rodney Grove, Tim fTugJ McGraw, Howie CFlew Dool Ander- son, and Bob Heberling ran in 10 meets. As a part of Homecoming weekend, the JBU runners partici- pated in a 15 mile marathon run to raise money for SMP. Tim CTugD McGraw - - 17 us.-3 -51. -- xg- I 5,1 .cf '- -If . fi'- r Ii! --1 1. Pam Smith 2. Deb Starnes 3. Bob Heberling. 4. Rodney Grove. 5. Dana Woods 6. L-R Maria Garcia, Teresa Reed, Alicia Mowrey, Pam Smith, Dana Woods, Freda Cowart, Cheryl Prisk, Deb Starnes, Dr. Davis 7. Tim McGraw 8. Standing, Dr. Setian, Steve Cole, Tim McGraw, Rodney Grove, kneeling, Bob Heberling, Howie Anderson . . . CROSS CGII TRY IIITR AMIIRALI 'fy gy Y ef' ,, if P -av' 1 r x,. 'r 5' 7 I ,,. After 3 long years of bruises and dis- couragement, the Seniors were able to say, We did it! and they de- served it! They started with the ex- cellent coaching of Jerome Maxi and James Nutt, added S8 jerseys and practice at 6:00 in the morning and they came up with the 1977 Powder- puff Football Championship! The Super Seniors were able to hold their own against Dewey's Angels. Fine quarterbacking by both teams made it a rough game, but it ended with a 12-6 senior victory. Meeting again this year for the championship game, the classes of '78 and '79 locked horns, competition was stiff, but the play that won the game was the quarterback keeper pattern. They played well as a team and ended the game in victory with the score of 12-0. Soo . . Put a slide in your stride And a dip in your hip And come on over To ,the Senior Ship - Members of the Senior team The Freshmen and Sophomores bat- tled for third place with the game ending in an overwhelming victory of 32-0 by the Sophomores. 1, Bottom row- Leigh Sidwell, LuAnn Arnold, Kim Kenyon, Gail Culver, Sally Entz, Cheryl Unruh, Top row- Terri Schuster, Roberta McLendon, Linda Haynes, Lynn Siemens, Sherry McMillen, Regan Nightengaleg Coaches, Jerome Maxi, James Nutt, 2. Bottom row- Kathy Bunnel, Laurie Nyberg, Carol Lindsay, Carol Hedges, Top row- Marcy Hartman, Laquita Guess, Maureen Hulbert, 3. Regan Nightengale, Sherry McMillen, 4. Sally Entz 5. Bottom row- Leslie Erickson, Ramona Suri, Denise Harrison, Dana Woods, Ellen Loder, Lois Bloemhof, Janelle Cady 6. Bottom row- ,Karen Hines, John Brewer, Mona Kester, Dewey Dale, Gina Neill, Row 2-Teresa Conrad, Judy Merriott, Ginny Schultze, Gina Addington, Marleta Garey, Phyllis Ulbrich, Patty Hoffman, Pauline Schwerdtfeger, Truly Wyman, Ruth Nieman ,, .. . .,, . ,Vive -1 -j 1- -v 'II-N ' . ,, I I J 5.1 'le in T' 1 . f e ,7, SG ,, T5 'M ' 1 .vi 4 ' ' - 'Q ' H lu!! -J F' Football 7 ..-' J N ...M-' , . - , ,F -'tk+'ta1L:.f Iii 71 36 A? v fa:-an ' ,,-51,4- wr 5757: 'Ni . . .- . . -.nm-4 2 Six teams participated in the 1977 in- tramural football league. Each team played 10 regular season games and all participated in the playoffs. The high spirited Hawks defeated the Force in an exciting semi-final playoff battle. The Crazy 8's slid past the Little Rascals, then went on to soundly defeat the Hawks for the league Champion- ship. The games were hard fought, yet every- one enjoyed a break from the books. Gordon Mellema, Member of the Crazy 8's 'iv L- uh:- :Oh 1. Bottom row- John Snodgrass, Gary Allen, Bill Kitchen, Joe Salomon, Top ' Row-Eric Kitchen, Hal Nall, Gordon Mellema, Jim Turnerg Crazy 8's Winners , of the 1977 Superbowl 2. Randy Bell, Gary Allen, Bill Biagi 3. Joe Salomon, -1 ,g Keith Mathias 4. Dave Thrall 5. Eric Kitchen, Keith Mathias, Tim Thompson, L 6. Joe Salomon 4 ,, T Crazy ' sr ' K T a Little . . Force 9-2 t Sweathogsilfb-6 ili Superstars V. x '52 ' it H ,lgmrr-ji??Q'. 144 5 Wi- UI ' ' ' 44 3 Qff:f..'I1gf-Ewszyf Q 'af A in:t7 '-'is 1.5 - we--if-Q N- :Q x -.v xml:-I -.51 .ink 7 J - 'V ' 1 This year the women's intramural basket- ball program was great. There were three teams that all seemed to enjoy the compe- tition and the time for exercise. The teams were very enthusiastic and much excite- ment was to be seen by any person wan- dering to the gym on Monday nights. The fun was probably the best part of the in- tramurals. The teams were Freda's Bandi- tas, Knights in White Satin, and the OM- PAS. Although only three teams were en- tered in the competition it was a great season. Maureen Hulbert OMPAS Pres. 1. Fl'6d8,S Banditas 2. Teresa Reed lays one up for two 3. Banditas drive against the OMPAS 4. Roomates, Bertha McBride and Lois Bloemhof, battle it out. 5. Deb Starnes forces Maureen Hulbert to retreat. 6. Knights in White Satin 7. Denise Harrison dribbles the ball. 8. OMPAS 9. Clara McBride and Linda Haynes jump for the ball 1 - iv K., ai, TFP I if p Y .' - - X: 7' , 'V' V ' ' - , ,C1 , .it .4 V, ,i JW, 'l 'Ji f 'US iQ f, iw ff -ffifaggegfirr--Sw ?:.,,,,.:-r'f:.Eft'- Q 2 iz- -? ' . , he 2 V I ir... , ' ' Rf? ' ' 'ff' ' 1 ' . . . Q -L fr 1' L -',g..1s. :sf ' wif'-'sz i if ff-i'E5Q f,' -'L ,a 3 21..--3 '- 2. 1.:-fL2.f?T'l.p '55,v?? .af.z?fj1fs!i, w . - -,-1'u - 'Q-f'f'r.'-,-?::' f gvf,'-jx A Q '1 me. ' IWJ v -4 'I f ... , 'j-riff' ' in 'U' 3 ' :ji F -., Q, -- irlwiil. Ml - ' FREDA-QS BA' ' A S e ' to A . A . - .- . i Jfiffffffifek '25 . - I v'P w..,,1. ff , , i A- . .1-zfiiliflssaafizfi I, jfs. .ls 4' ' 'K ,ig .f-51- mf ' 1 ff- A ' , - ' 'f'V?f l l- WT: L ' , -. I' .fjfif if I., : Q ' 'A l we - .ei V ' - 1.11: ,ff-. , . , Jessi-.fL',,-. L71 'i:.':f.1'a1,. ,f - .J Y s 1, .-4, -4' as , . , l - V 'i si or .- ' . L i I-fri f' 4 1' 7 fy! Ef7i '1' .21- i V f ef f Tis him ' . , T, , . ry. ,H ,jx 0. wwf KY 'fr-' i ,. ' l 'l':a. ' Qifihf -fa 'A , - ,. my .mga-if-:,, l M ,W Q nf 'Zig . ifff-T V -5--4. , , ,- . ,-fx f f x , . , J ' ., x 2' -Yr X.: fffny .-, Amar-A I Ei A . .-M. J X' Y l' ' ' - ,if V . .. V- l Hu'?i W 9 Intramural Basketball was tough this year. The Hobbits managed to bend with Heavyweather's final storm and win the A division. Even though the needed Miracle never came and the Fly-by-Nights never got off the ground, they supplied some pretty stiff competition. The First Graders managed to stay at the head of their class when they darkened the hopes of Light in the final game of the B division. Alexis and Rudd's Dudds partici- pation rounded out the lower division. Conference Hobhilliss Q 1 't.is 1 :il-il,!:'lfQ 1'1f91'9I1CBIi M r y 1 Eight 'Alexis , Dudds W f 1 T NF . . ' KTTH 4 1. Mark Meyers Clightj shoots against Heavyweather. 2. Heavyweather vs. Hobbits 3. Hobbits vs. Heavyweather 4. Gordon Mel- lema lRudd's Duddsl challenges the Chosen. 5. Barry Washington rips the boards. 6. lst Graders win championship 7. James Barnett and Jim Turner 8. Dave Albers pulls up against Rudd's Dudds. 'fi 1.4. Rl 'WN 1 Y 1 -. 4, 454' We A nl..--N 1. '-1 yr 6 i L 127 Intramural softball proved to be very interesting this year. It was comprised of teams that were good, Logos, Salt Xa Pepperg teams that were average, Armaggedon, Average White Team, and then there were teams whose talents were hard to explain-like the Little Rascals. Among the other teams to participate were, King's Kids, Guess Who, Sunkist Navels, Elektra and Lil' Partners. All in all the season was a successful one in which everyone had a lot of fun. Kevin Goodman Little Rascals .1 ' ' 1. 1' ' , X' ' v ,.1- . x , L r X! t .f R 'gl' X :,g ' XY: , , 'xl' 1 fl' 1 uw f- sl ' X f ' YM M45 ' nil' V ,N Br .P'4 9 , 5 p' .. I 41- gf: 4 fx mu in + -' ri . If 7.51. , .1-A 1 q Q. ' '...x ' ', ,,f H21 A Q X E 5 , -r Q I 7 M- ' Hi 'L -. ,I J, J, Q 'ff .f x , . 4 ' . I 'f nf 4. ' C' ' ' viii 'Q' il 4, 7' r- - yf N Lx 44 ', - .af 'iii .saw - X I 5 ---. ...- -5 x v .- Q. 49465531 fs, , Qi' W 1 ,3-.IH '.i KJ BU KJBU underwent many changes this year. No longer commercial, KJBU emphasizes the gospel message in music. The station provided the campus with the best in contemporary Christian music. KJ BU was active this year with more contests and remote operations. In the Spring, the annual 60-hour Marathon was held once again. This year, more than ever before, KJ BU showed that the message is the music! Q., -.u vi wan- V r' 1 25.51 . ji ,-: ,, 'I X ' s. - K .Q.- , A : 1 , .H, -1 tr 1-ht 1 faxes. ., ,M . .,.q. +159 Q . at I . , ,, . Q! 2 -- - . ,i I . 5 .am .. Y X -.-, B 'S I . .! f ...ax A . F Vip-...x O S U. S ntoi in c sth i The Council to Assist in the Unity of Student Evangelism is guided by 19 board members and a faculty spon- sor. These members are involved stu- dents in different Christian minis- tries on campus. The PAUSE Re- treat and the ALICE's were all co- ordinated by the board in addition to the organization's primary responsi- bilities to each group under CAUSE. The goal of CAUSE is to encourage Christian growth and outreach on campus and in nearby communities through creative, stimulating means. 1. Ken Haron, Ass't Directory Mark Willits, Directory Greta Palm, Secretary 2. Sheila Mehrer, Jane Buttermore, John Anthes, Jim Caldwell, Scott Young, Dennis O'Brien, Bruce Schmidt 3. Scott Young, Sheila Mehrer 4. Cheryl Wells, Chris Stoll and group. 6 u ofd e n ii? Campus Action is an outreach to minister to the youth. A weekly meeting is held where they sing, play and have devotionals. The primary goal is to share the Gos- pel with them, in hopes of seeing them come to know the Lord. rush Pioneer Girls consists of girls in 2nd through 9th grade. Each group has a Bible study, with singing and sharing, as well as other activities. The main goal is to develop the whole person in all areas. GIRL PIO EER The student missionary project sends out students every summer to serve on the mission field. Students desiring to take part in SMP are chosen by a screening committee. Once the student has been ac- cepted, he is responsible to proceed in choosing a mission board with whom he wishes to serve. The SMP helps by sup- porting the student, both financially, and prayerfully. This money comes from fund raising projects such as a Work Day and the Rocking Chair Marathon. IIIEHEIIII Delta Chi is an outreach program for those students going into Christian ser- vice. They send out Gospel teams and music groups to various churches in the area. This provides JBU students with an exciting opportunity to serve the Lord in a great and rewarding way. CHI DELT J, The neighborhood Bible Club ministry is a christian out- reach to win boys and girls to the Lord. In the club the children are taught Bible and missionary stories and they are encouraged to grow spiritually. This ministry gives JBU Students an opportunity to lead children to Christ which is a very fulfilling experience. ...X r fkw .gif ....EL.f'x fx. - i a i CCB is made up of teams competing in quick recognition of 3-verse passages between Ro- mans and Revelation. Six teams of 5-7 play- ers each compete twice a week in 20 question quizzes, with championship competition at the end of each semester. One of the high- lights of each semester is the convocation quiz between the seven top-scoring members and a faculty team. OODLAN ,, ,mm , I l , v I l MANOR Each Sunday afternoon J BU students go to the Woodland Manor nursing home hold services and visit with people. who can share and is willing to listen can involved in this ministry. TUDE T MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP The students that are involved in SMF are challenged weekly by guest speakers and films. These challenges promote interest and 151 involvement in being aware of the importance of missions. BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER 2. Ginny Watkins Bertha McBride Marsha Williams. 3. Dan Hahn and little broth- er. 4. Dave Gibbon Steve Wolcott Brad Fast Mark Fritz Barb Geer Diane Bel- don and Hallie Ellefson. 5. Steve Matchell Howie An- derson Eric Freeman Wayne Ellis Dan Janz. 6. Patty Cochrum Wilma Vogler Ruth Neiman Diane Dinnel ' Bonnie lanzen Linda Amer- son Kay Ekey Arriann Rin- kenberger Enid Smith Con- nie Matchel. The Big BrotherfBig Sister Program is de- signed to give JBU students the chance to be a special friend to those children who need the love and fellowship of a big brother or big sister. This ministry proves to be a rewarding experience. , , , X , , , , , , , , , L , Cheryl Swanson, Ann Jung, X , , , W ' 7 , , , , 3611001111094- A 'F The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of sports' enthusiasts who have found that the key to happiness in life depends upon a close walk with Jesus Christ. Athletes participate in Bible study through the structure of FCA. FELLO HIP CHRI TIAN ATHLETE Student F Y Y tri lm I f 3 HM If W W Senate . l as it e X r llfgl ul- Student Senate . . . is a group made up of student repre- sentatives of all fields of study as well as classes. Along with faculty advisors, they work as a mediator between the student body and the administration, voicing opinions as they are felt from the students. Their budget sponsors all-school parties, concerts, fresh- man orientation, and inspirational gatherings. - '. pl-., .-,:,- -A N -A Q ,A I , -A5 is' . vqfkgxi N. 'Q - y '.. I , '.. . 1 - 4 A I' 5, I THREE-FOLD . If . ve lx . Q 1 u K, 'TW if . I 555' D . x 3 N are Y -- f Q El, T Nh D- v Y ,5l'6 ?wf' W. 1 l 4 If l K. .L 'Ms k I Q. 1? 4 1 Advocate Staff2 Sherry McMillian editor 3 Karen Stolz Ross Blankley Glenme Wll90H 4 Karen Olvxs 5 Jan Wilson Sherry McM1l llan 6 lan Wilson Ernie Mathls Rose Blank Sue Iemp Mx'-va Geer Kay Pkev Sherry McMnllnan Clenme Wnlson Beth I uckert . . , 1 . , , . . . , ' ' . v l , . I, , . - ley, David Rader, Sandy Perry, Karen Stolz, .' . , '.. , j I 5 , .' ,J , 1 C , . 1 . L A moving force behind the scenes at J BU, the Three- fold Advocate staff served the campus as they spent long hours putting the student newspaper together. Under the leadership of Sherry McMillan, practicum members and other devoted students worked togeth- er to create the issues. The paper includes campus news, special features and sports coverage as well as several regular columns. DVOC TE PIO EER 5? 3 16- oi.. STAFF DG if Qi The door bursts open, Claude walks in, pulls out his gun and fires two shots. Alright, what's everyone doing in here? EVERYONE OUT! But Claude, we have a note from Mr. Snyder. Well, where is it then? Claude - you just shot two holes through it. So ends a typical night in the yearbook office - long nights, hard work and lots of pictures. These and other scenes are always to be found in the Pioneer office. Why all the hard work? Happily, we say, you're looking at it! 'WT , Yearbook Staff Co-Editors . . . .... Lavonda Mcllvain Karen Sanders People . . . .... Keith Mathias Becky Luff Marcia Williams Sports . . . . . . Maureen Hulbert Al Chugg Campus Life . . . .... Jeanie Rolfs Pam Long Organizations . . .... Char Hardy Lynn Ohman Photographer . . .... Jeff Hogan Cath dral Choir The Cathedral Choir is a great asset to the JBU campus and is important in spreading the name of John Brown Universi- ty when on tour. This year's tour took them to the Midwest- ern states. The other event of major importance to the com- munity is the Christmas Can- dlelight service, held annually. A large crowd is always drawn to see the spectacular display of musical talent and tastefully done decorations. Mr. Emery, the director seems to outdo himself every year and thus the JBU choir is worthy of praise. sffs '1 urlnl 5 Band The JBU Band under the direction of Ed Marlar is another asset to the music de- partment. They prepare all year and per- form for the student body and also neigh- boring schools. The pep band they pro- vided, really added a lot of enthusiasm to the basketball games. i MU IC CLUB Il is-'H fxf' The music club this year is directed by Doug Hoffman, president. Meetings are used to plan activities for the group. The members of the group take turns doing jobs connected with recitals, such as passing out programs. Miss Roper is this year's advisor. The other officers are Ernest Whitmore, vice presidentg program directors, Diane Tangblade and Sheena Cummingsg and publicity, Patty Hoffman. CHAPEL CHOIR ' D Under the direction of Keith Spaugh, a J BU music major, the chapel choir 5 , is in its second year. The choir is made up of students who enjoy singing 4-,Lx and volunteer their time to sing praises to the Lord as well as adding a special touch to our chapel services. Linda Whitcomb, the pianist, contrib- uted her ability to the choir which made the choir complete. DoRM ooU or E ' f - A .4 -,-'. '- ., - '--A A ' ,. 'L -- I',' . L Lui.. ,s . gd 1.-, GY' ' ,.' !'yfV f N' ' 4 n' , A '- , . - - - -- 1--img -2- '-'- ,-.- i W.. , 41 -I if' .H . .. I h F: - , Z-1,15 cv-.-...2.+4!14L-4 h xl .- f ' fum 1, .., , J., ' 1 ,- -. ' v 4 1 , . r - '-I,-:V L' . 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The president this year is Rhonda Bohler, Vice-President is Karen Sanders, and Secretary is Dayla Baney. M 'ix , ,,.,.. my 11-el .,.,,..,ii , HNJW5- -.. Engmeers Club as y 5 The Engineers have an active club that sponsors a banquet each year, a freshman design contest. This contest tests beams of their own desigi strength and durability. Speakers are brought in for the meetings from diff: fields, to discuss a variety of technology related problems. The officers are Sanders, presidentg Tom Pruett, vice presidentg Diana Maines, secretary! surer. i I 1. Engineers club group shot. 2. Tom Pruett, Lonny Emanuelson. 3. Teresa Conrad, Trinette Michaelson, Brenda Burton, president. 4. Mary Koehler, Leigh Sid- well Chris Stoll Becky Luff Brenda Burton Doe Nudd. 5. Tom Pruett Andy Luther Phil Ruble Loren Markle Mark Meyers Diana Maines Joe Sanders Jim Warner Lonny Emanuelson. 6. Holly queen candidates. Trinette Michaelson-. Brenda Burton Mary Koehler Becky Luff. ,. The Home Ec club president this year was Brenda Burton who was crowned Holly queen at the Christ- mas banquet. The theme of the ban- quet was The Joy of Christmas. The other officers are Mary Koehler, Leigh Sidwell, Chris Stoll, Becky Luff, and Dorothy Nudd. One of their main fund raising projects is baking birthday cakes for students at the request of their parents, as well as other projects throughout the year. This club is open to Home Ec majors and also to anyone else who is interested in participating in the var- ious activities sponsored by the club. Home Ee Club IE CE The Science Club is made up of science majors and anyone who is interested in science. This year the club planned a canoe trip as well as a trip to see the ORU Medical Center. The club is sponsored by Dr. Holliday, Mr. Seward and Mr. Netherton, who really added a lot to the club. 1 1 p BUI ESS The Business Club this year held several meet- ings in which businessmen, such as managers from a company, came in to speak. The big highlight this year was a field trip to Kansas City, Missouri. There they saw several big places of business. This proved to be an active and exciting year. im, aizggiliygj'--' ff ' 4 5.-11.51L5og:-vvv.-1:3 ' 'YT ,.., 1.1 ff -- 2- . 'J 2, V A-:I-: .--.-vs, ' -IJ vu' ' 1 fl? arp um: ,A --'-711 1'-.11 - - .V Tl' -'-,- A fish : :. :.'--ff5',4vf 3f2f - flfc-ag:-1H'.z. f A 2- -' 1 '. 33' 'L ' 1 'Y l'f'Tc7As:!-'ku qhflzf-1 -1'-N? -- 1 ' '1l'S?l ,F1r1'f?' L+ ' 1L'1f5-:-if- r f:5:.fr1tf v fiis sv, .,.-r,3: Jfj- .Q 1' f A fl xx 'K x -45 X x 'N up so ef 1 I 1 ' in- ,, -Qu:---n X 3 The student National Education Association this year had several speakers in from the area public schools to speak. These speakers gave their presentations during the supper hour to encourage student participation. The main event is a banquet held once a semester where student teachers meet their cooperating teach- ers. ti ' x,: 0 -I g . L 9 Y 3 1 tr I I . tt t , , o , ,r,t s t nl lg K, 5 The Psychology Club this year had several speakers in to speak on various topics. One speaker was Dr. Wheat who gave a semi- nar on marriage. The club also had several fund raising projects which helped to sun- port the club. N DYELG JQDJIE JLJ 'VS'- -+L is I., I ' A ' A--.sei 2 -7? '1 L-ffanbbvl' 7- XJ 0 ax f J B - . -ilgwff .3 11 ' fl-. .f:,.,T:l Q. , , f I , R 641' Z- fx LX? X, .!,,ff-:git All B ' J - 2 ' if-, 1532: F,,5+, X ,0 The 1977-78 school year got off to an uncommon start with the Student Senate sponsored Welcome Banquet. The theme was The Uncommon Place, with music brought by the Royal Way. David Brooker emceed the affair and John Brown III spoke a few words in the interests of ac- quainting the new students with the faculty. 1. The Royal Way 2. Cafeteria 3. Gail Culver, Mark Fritz. -I -I -I .n -I J' -a CJ R Ir S TU M A S f? hef- N X z Candlelight and mu- sic set the mood for the Christmas Ban- quet, which had as its theme, The Joy of Christmas. The banquet was very special in that it marked the first per- formance of Special Delivery. Also fea- tured was Brad W Rudd, who sang White Christmas. Brenda Burton was chosen as Holly Queen by the Home Ec. Club, which sponsored the ban- quet. Her court was , A-QQL 5 Rx Trinette Michaelson, Becky Luff and Mary Koehler. 1. Trinette Michaelson, Duane Warren, Brenda Burton, Duane Orth, Mary Koehler, Mike Myers, Becky Luff, Dan Kreis, 2. Doug Siemens, Julia Freeman, Sue Lemp, Dennis Bergthold, Howie An- derson, Linda Milner 3. Dan Wilson, Pam Woltman 4. Brenda Burton, Duane Orth 5. Rocky Parsons 6. Special Delivery 7. Gor- don McLennan, Nancy Boerman. W -I1-I J' -.lil -T..n 1 S .I D .,n. Q.-.. Q.. ,'J r.I -.I , J Qi ? 11 L 1 5 'U' gl .I-IJ six -.I ,rrJ -I ,IN -I Q'-.J -J Twang! Zip! Plink! An out of tune guitar? No, Cupid's bow and arrow. Along with Cupid's amorous antics was the coronation of Marleta Garey, freshman Val- entine Queen. After an obviously unrehearsed skit, the Missionaires, from Oklahoma, per- formed. Their program was a youth-oriented presentation of contem- porary Christian music. ww .I, Pic' 'i vs I hm 1. Becky Pearson, Barry Johnson, Marleta Garey, Joe Gardner, Diane Beldon, Steve Wolcott 2. Brad Swartz, Lois Cochrum 3. Eric Freeman, Andy Luther, Dave Rondon 4. Marleta Garey, Joe Gardner 5. Jeff Ferrell, Julie Tilgner 6. Becky Pearson, Marleta Garey, Diane Beldon 7. Enjoy- ing the food C7 S q 'N 4 A -I-I ? il 1 S 'U' ..l '.-I ,V -.I Jr.I -I .I. -I '.-n .l L 5 1l ln .ln -I-I 1 5 I-,J :FI Cr.- .IN .l .I-.J .HJ .J - V What could be more exciting to an engineer than a bridge bust? Engineering an Engineers Banquet! Julie McQueen was crowned Queen Pat in keeping with ole Irish tradition. Sadly enough, all those promoted to Knights in Shining Armor will not be back next year, as only Seniors were so honored. The program also included a skit by Street Theatre, and songs and words of Christian encouragement by Ron Jeffries and Dr. Mark Erickson. 1. Doug King, Dr. Pearson 2. Julie McQueen, Queen Pat 3. Kathy Bunnel, Candidate 4. Diana Maines, Candidate 5. Vicki Haynes, Candidate 6. Ron Jeffries 7. Tim Selander, Rick Nolte, Ross Blankley 8. Julie McQueen, Kathy Bunnel, Vicki Haynes, Diana Maines L E il L L -.I-I i 'wx -I-.J -IN -.I Cn -r -IN tl -I-.J -I-.J '..2 J ...J unzhfz - eniwz X . ' 4 - QV' , , . ' -5 ,- . , Ll 319. A-941,77 'KT +4 I The Junior-Senior Banquet proved quite successful this year with entertainment and excitement to keep everyone amused for the entire evening. The night began with a fantastic meal served by Billie Hol- liday followed by words of wisdom from Presidents of the Senior and Junior Class, Doug King and Steve Megli. Next came the Mr. Sz Miss JBU candidates promen- ading up to a beautiful swing where Linda Amerson and Jon Marquardt were crowned. After this was Miss Adolphson and Mr. Walters, where two roads really did diverge into pun - QI mean onel. Dig- ger and Coffin gave the Juniors and Sen- iors who were present some keen insights into life as well as a good hardy laugh. Everyone then listened to the music of Steve and Maria Gardner. To end up the evening, Dr. Gilbert gave a farewell inspir- ing thought for the Seniors. Indeed - this evening will be remembered by all as a truly great night. 1. Doug King, Beth Luckert 2. Linda Amerson, Jon Marquardt 3. Lyn Siemens, Steve Megli, Diane Tangleblade, Howie Anderson, Kristy Kooy, Steve Matchell, Vince Eisaman, Linda Amerson, Jon Mar- quardt, Rhonda Bohler 4. Steve and Maria Gardner 5. Dr. Gilbert 6. Miss Adolphson, Mr. Walters Jam aaa' wedged Jyg Sp I D1 y St t Th t '--xxxxkx K-X. X Ni ,EV ' 'Y xx x--T, Y , xx xx - R Q A A 1 . . X . h , lf ' WZ A 1 J BU STUDENT PERFGRMERS 165 Ruth Nleman, John Cousins, Pete Haumerson, Julie McQueen Doug King, Terry ule derson Jud LOVED Dlane Dan Merrmott Romsa Jan Wllson Art Blankley Karen Olvxs J I Hgwle An Dale H8tCh6I, 1 lsiyy I ,. .. ., A X In , I N .1 I A 'E' .fu .5 W 2 , v wa , ' ,, W ' ,Rx . V-x ' K, ' L 5353? K, if f X. ,.,. F .f e BEM mf ' I 'l fn ' 170 it ' M n3.,5 EAL IFII N I A ,st -A-nr. , -mm ,,,,,, '. 1 15' Lf W 'X 2 FW fx n. fc ' rv , ., 4 , 3349 In 'G F' V , J 9 3. L1-'Q , f Q N, . gr yt.. 9, , -ggi. 4' if , 1+ MJ :rf 1-' ., R , rf., f .Am X nf, M.-T. . ,, A. -- :ku ,Am W .4. ' ' Z. tl fails... , ' P -11' A-Q 4 w WP A. ii! f ev-V4 . . 1 'LLL-1 X' --2...-.4 .- , , 1 ,' r,n'P'- - N -. 1 f ., .Irv A ,1 M im,-,V WWW' ' Q ' .-wwf? 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Well, I guess I'l1 just take mom's advice, 'Don't let your studying interfere with your educa- tion. ' ,Q-7 Y Af . Q No wufms A ELSE sur Nkcxsrrsrows' lx 1. Pam Long, Jeanie Rolfs 2. Cheryl Swanson, Ginny Schultz 3. Randy Jaspers 3- .EGISILJRJLTI JQFJ' in L Question: What is more confusing than a mouse running through a maze? Answer: Registering at John Brown University! Question: What is worse than registering at John Brown University? Answer: Nothing! Each semester the students of JBU have the privilege of pre-pre-registering, pre-registering, and then registering. After this rigorous process the students have memorized their schedule and are well equipped to handle their se- mester. 1. Mr. Wright, Leslie Erickson, 2. Vince Eisaman 3. Dan Blankenship, Karen Sanders, Lavonda Mcllvain, Randy Bell, Maureen Hulbert 4. Gail Culver 5. Mike O'Bannon 6. Mary Koehler 7. Bookstore Display .1 L' in ,L .u Goblins and witches, ghosts and Warlocks - this was the scene of the annual Halloween Carnival. The Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the Sophomore Class, featured many exciting booths including the cake walk, the horror show and the jail. People could be found at each of the booths winning prizes and enjoying the horror of the night. Rumor has it that even some of the mature college kids went trick-or-treating afterwards. .I'-rL.A.LLQ'DU'Ei31F Je, ., 'A W 5: , if If -s.., W -1 r,- v 130 -.Hn 1 C , .,,, .3 ,-. -1 L , , - 1 , x The weekend began with students scrambling into the parking lot at New Life Ranch. One by one, with sleeping bags in hand, they set out in search of their rooms. Minutes later they could be found in the New Life Ranch Auditorium listening to Ron Blue - the outstanding speaker for the weekend from Dallas Theological Semi- nary. The next day started off early with the students heading to the cafeteria for some great cooking after a refreshing UD cold shower to wake them up for the day. Then began the many sessions for the day with Ron Blue. Exciting lessons such as knowing the will of God, determining our spiritual gifts, functioning in the church and others were discussed. There was a camp- fire later that night where students shared in a special fellowship time. .ii .. .E9H.EJRElj-L'fI'F PAUSE -. , r ifv '?'L 1 1. Registering for Pause 2. Dan Gast, Pauline Schwerdtfeger 3. Mark Willits, Diane Willits, Miss Geer, Ron Blue 4. Horseback Riding 5. Playing Volleyball 6. Ron Blue 7. Brad Rudd, Leigh Sidwell 8. Ginny Watkins ,EN193 N . .V V ..5,. . - A- ' i , :fl 4-:.1fe 'f-h-. ' N yn: M l .. p .- --' -' is .:.s:'.ff. ,, 'gfsa-rf-4::a1d 1i-'E-'fi 7 ,gifs .4..' i.. ,Q N' . - ,.,- ' -- - ' --s a. r...-- .4 -. . . -' f' ' ,, , -If -.is -'Hi , N . . - . .'. .. -f. -,. ey. . '.v 181 ElFP..l.Li.3 I 'J 5 SEIU' DU' 1 :,. l -rd - .li 1. Dan Gast, Pauline Schwerdtfeger, Randy Jas- pers. 2. Pauline Schwerdtfeger 3. Dave Spear 4. Truly Wyman, Ruth Nieman, Glenni Wilson. 5. Mr. Flynn, Melody Clements, Trinette Michael- son, Joe Gardner, Diane Lifter 6. Truly Wyman The freshmen displayed their abundance of talent at the delightful talent show, Frosh Funnies. Entertainment ranged from a human door, to a dramatic inter- pretation of the Pee Thrittle Ligs, to a slow motion pantomime. Afterwards the upperclassmen unanimously agreed that this yea1 s freshmen class has an over- whelming amount of intelligence, coordi- nation, and humor. P.S. This copy was written by two loyal and honest freshmen! I X' S PERIILJUAL lj P is is .I -I-I -n-n.a....n ..a EW I -JPI - STS .r 'N.,.., The Cathedral was packed with students and adults alike as they sat in anticipation of the services ahead. It was Spritual Emphasis week again - getting the year off to a great start! Once more the week long services were filled with inspiring music by the Cathedral Choir and outstanding messages by J. Vernon McGee. McGee-who seems to always be able to relate to everyone in a special way-left the people with new thoughts for their Christian life and a new love for Christ. Everyone will surely remember the week with J. Vernon McGee. 1. J. Vernon McGee, Cathy Leonard, Ester McCorkIe 2. J. Vernon McGee, special guest speaker -,- T.::7 US'-n b Qs' - K X The annual Missions Conference was held on the first s week of the school year 1978. In tribute to the year, Dr. Sweeting, president of Moody Bible Institute, was the speaker. His sermons covered Three Life Changing Wordsg Love is the- Greatestg and Holding the Ropes. Various missionaries also shared news from their parts of the world. Lf. 3. Dr. Sweeting 4. Rodney Grove 5. Dr. Sweeting, Dr. Brown, Jr. 6. Cathedral Choir ..f..-SSJ.'Q I 3 Ci JLNIFERELNI E53 The Senior Class Play, The Ransom of Red Chief was a real pow-wowg every- one laughed their scalp off! Two desper- ate men made the mistake of kidnap- ping the terror of the town, young Red Chief, which only made the men more desperate. Red's rich Uncle Dorsett gra- ciously offered to take Red Chief off the desperados hands for a small fee. A truce was drawn when Red Chief's Aunt Jane and her three dainty daughters decided to move into the Dorsett house- hold. AW' 1. Sandy Perry, Malia Davis 2. Tim Selander, Karl Ragsdale 3. Glenni Wilson, Laura Whittmayer, Jeanie Rolfs, Ann Setian, Tim Selander 4. Cast 5. Karl Rags- dale, Tim Selander, Chris Willis 6. Gail Culver, Alicia J alo, Doug Siemens 7. Alicia Jalo 8. Karl Ragsdale, Tim Selander, Chris Willis Red Chief Uohnnyl ..... Tim Selander .sdgi- '1' 33151103 PJL A-LY Sam . ..... , ............. Chris Willis Bill . .- ...... l ...... J. Q .... Karl Ragsdale Mrs. Rudge ...... ,. .V .... Cheri Williams Ebenezer Dorsett .... Jim Hanemaayer Mary Mice Miller ........ Sandy Perry Mrs. Miller . . . . . . . .Malia Davis Miss Oliver ..... ........ n ,Gail Culver Miss Russell . . Jane Chandler Susan ......., Ellie ......... Abigail ....... -Constable Jones 'Director ...... Director ...... ..... . ,Alicia Jalo . . . .Glenni Wilson Laura Whittmayer . . . . . .Jeanie Rolfs . . . . . . .Ann Setign. . . . .Doug Siemens ....,...Miss Geer . . .Mrs. Brookhart 'vrl?r 1 ,l , X , W' w, xv ' -'-'1 8 - M 1, ..u.,.x 'W w-wks. nr A DEAL Nl xiftn' W bf V! a+ What's the deal at JBU when the boys dress like girls and eggs and easter bunnies hold hands, or what about the harem? It's Let's Make a Deal Day! Joe Gardner shuffled the deals and gave prizes to the best-dressed. The soundness of lungs displayed by the Four Winds, Mr. Butts, Dr. Bowling, Dr. Niswonger, and Mr. Pear- son was the top trick of the evening. Sponsored by the Student Senate the evening was an ace. 1. Dan Blankenship, Randy Bell, 2. Doe Nudd 3. Lin Johnson, Dave Andrus, Maureen Hulbert, Lavonda Mcllvain 4. Joe Gardner 5. Joe Gardner, Big Bird 6. Mr. Butts, Dr. Niswonger, Mr. Pearson, Dr. Bowling 7. Al Chugg, Joe Gardner, Gail Culver, Dan Blankenship 8. Doug King, Dan Schneider, Peter Haumersen. li' ,, 19 ' S' - ,az 1 f rr I f Nz I ,If 74 A ? Pri: I . Wav -4' M-+--H vu ff' as . 1 aa-1 V il' if -l 1. Elsie McBride, Mary Beth Kennedy, Donna Smith, Trinette Michaelson 2. Diane Beldon 3. Freshmen Song 4. Leigh Sidwell 5. Fridge Box Relays 6. Wayne Ellis 7. Brad Rudd 8. Tom Davis, Bonnie Janzen, Beth Luckert, Gail Culver 9. Jan Baker ggigi 7 I L.'I9J'ILJR.J..lVE'!'J' .LY Intramural Day started off hot and heavy with basketball games, turning cool later in the day with the Fridge-Box Relay and an Arctic Sitting Marathon. Heavy winds whipped up during the softball games and jump- rope competition. Ping pong, pool, chess, and frisbee contests enjoyed relatively calm weather. Retreating indoors for lunch, everyone relaxed as the whiz kids competed in the calculator quiz, followed by the heavyweights in the ice cream cram. The afternoon ended at least as warm as the morning began with a well fought tug-of-war. The most capable of functioning in hot weather proved to be the Seniors, who took the honors of Intramural Day. rJfy'rR :Em fa it fl? The Woman Is Required to Pay With the women paymg the amount of dating lncreased by about 20 percent Activities lncluded two basketball games a romant1c candlelight d1n ner the thigh-slapping movle What s up Doc? a stirring Faculty Stew and the biggie of them all the Chris Christian Concert on Friday. Obviously enjoying themselves some girls made room for fourteen different guys with an average of two a night. How s that for a switch'?!? .XQJF X r VJ N, .f.4lRx.. E-4' F' : ' 1. Half-Baked Bread 2. Mark McQueen, Diane Beldon, Steve Wolcott, Patty Cochrum 3. Jim Campbell, Carol Lindsay 4. Duane Orth, Truly Wyman, Diane Lifter 5. Chris Christian 6. Vickie Blatchey, Pete Haumersen 7. Mary Bennett Cir - If!! if 1 1. Patti Adams, Dave Andrus 2. Senator Mark Hatfield 3. Breaking Ground 4. Joe Smith 5. Alumni Banquet 6. Terrell Moose 7. Alumni Choir Once again, this year's Homecoming proved to be a very enjoyable and eventful weekend. Ap- proximately 345 alumni and guests were present for the festivities. Preparation for the weekend could be seen in the cafeteria as the art students began displaying their work in the annual art ex- hibit. Prospective students began coming on Fri- day to participate in the Eagle's Nest Career Day. A special convocation was held Friday morning in which Senator Mark Hatfield, who is a leading Christian layman and a member of the J BU Board of Trustees, was the guest speaker. The Ground- Breaking Ceremony followed as President Brown made a few remarks about the S3 million Learning Resource Complex, in which construction is to begin in the fall. Terrell Moose, President of the Alumni Association, did the honor of breaking ground. JBU Alumni began drifting in and many happy faces could be seen greeting old classmates after a long absence. Other festivities of the weekend included the KJBU 60-hour marathon, a band concert, an or- gan recital, a photography seminar, tennis and a baseball game. Around 450 were served Chicken Kiev at the annual Alumni Banquet with 78 graduates as spe- cial guests. The Alumni Choir sang Let the Whole World Know. Then they were invited to the The Singer . There was a Sunday morning worship service in the Cathedral with soloist, Joyce Rand and special speaker, Rusty Rogers. The weekend visitors began to go their separate ways, all feeling happy after reflecting upon old memories and feeling thankful for God's blessing here at JBU. 4.-if J..U.'IE GQLUIIDIQFE I-I I I rl' ' r' 'J S' I U'G':1- - ' I ll si fl ' ' .51 V .. ' 1' ' , A - -. 1. Cast 2. Bill Stough 3. Gail Culver, Bill Hough 4. Sarah Martin 'Nw ,ff If- .il .,, Yi. up Under the direction of Tim Selander, the play, The Singer, made its premiere perfor- mance to the Alumni during homecoming weekend followed the next week by a presen- tation to the student body. The Singer was a dramatization of the life of Christ and was most successful in portraying its sincere mes- sage of God's love and Christ's suffering. To say the least the acting was superb and al- lowed for a more real to life and exciting drama. Humanity is fickley They may dress w T is , e for a morning coronation and never feel the need to change clothes to at- tend an execution in the afternoon. So Triumphal Sundays and Good. Fridays always fit ccf comfortably into the same April week. ' Y. . 1. Wally Moon, David Stockstill 2. Lou Holtz 3. Charlie Pitts, Mary Bennett, Linda Amerson 4. Dwain Roark, Jesse Carradine To highlight the Athletic Banquet this year was guest speaker, Lou Holtz, from the Athletic Depart- ment at the Univ. of Ark. He shared some events from the Orange Bowl Championship this year and emphasized the power of positive thinking. Once again this year, outstand- ing athletes were recog- nized and various teams honored their coaches. x. n 4 Q g .35 A 1 1 w 93-ta ,A.,. U 14 . hug: . .fel -inn. ,-N' 3 X .a-n .n .T-a.-.lil -I ..n.J B-.A-.N -2 UE lj ..X.I'I'.l li'Ii E TlIfG' . - ... .,. I gd SPEC! L 2- lgfe dzhyenl I e hee- aenl yeufzaey ahhfaeveel le gee! aa a weekman wie need nel ee JA el kandlhz an ame y aeemalely Ike Wheel ef hulk' 2 92912. 2:15 AILIARDS WHO S WHO AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Students quallfylng to be recognlzed ln the annual Who s Who 1n Amerlcan Colleges and Un1vers1t1es have been voted on by the faculty Thelr personal characterxstxcs such as leadersh1p ab1l1t1es Chrls tlan testxmony extra currlcular act1v1t1es and m volvement ln academlc studles are consldered They must have a 3 00 GPA or above and be of Junlor or senlor standmg to be e11g1ble ThlS IS an honor that seventeen of John Brown Unlverslty s students were able to recelve thls year SALLY FAIRLESS IS a senlor Home Economlcs major who calls both Grosse Polnt MlChlgaH and Alaska her home She enjoys all sorts of creatlve act1v1t1es as well as talklng to people about her overseas experlences 1n Belglum One excxtlng ex perlence she had was a surprlse weddlng shower which her frlends gave her before she departed to Alaska She sees JBU as a Sp8Cl8l place because of the frlendshlps wlth students and faculty she has made 7 W i 'F ,f 1 , ,4 I . 6- K v h .A 4 'jx , l X A 4 L N df V x I I I 0 l . - ' 3 l . . l I I D 4 l Q I l I n l , - ll 4' . 1 ' a ' . Tw' , war . . . . . . . . 5 . . , 'l 1 ,- s 1 I i KEVIN RILEY a junior from Siloam Sprmgs Arkansas, has a Bus1ness major and an Economics minor Because of thls background he IS lnterest ed 1n going to work 1n the business world after spending some time traveling around the United States and getting to see the country One of Ke vm s favorite 8Ct1V1t16S on campus 1S to watch the baseball games He enjoys playing pool as well as meeting and ta1k1ng with people from all over the country KATHY BUNNEL is a General Business Admin lstration major from Colony, Kansas She IS a ju n1or and says she enjoys supper in the valley as a favorite activity. At thls time her future plans are indeflmte Kathy recalls an exciting experience as the time she dressed up 1n strange outfits and raided the guys' pizza party ln the cafeteria To Kathy, the friendships she has made at JBU have been special and rewardmg gl K Q n b ' I, Q S Q 4 a - , . . . . . I - BOB ALLISON IS a sen1or from St Helens Or egon Hls major 1S 1n B1bl1ca1 Studles and Chrls txan Educatlon He plans on gomg on to semlnary ln Dallas Texas H1s favor1te aCt1V1t18S at JBU have been soccer and belng 1nvolved 1n the varlous Cause mmlstrles especlally B1g Brother He re members feedmg Mlke Elllot frog legs for dlnner as h1s most humorous experlence Bob says the most speclal thmg about JBU has been the people he has come to know 1 A sen1or from W1ch1ta Kansas JULIE TILGNER IS majorlng ln Home Economlcs She IS lnterested especlally 1n the textlle lndustry and IS planmng on Workmg 1n Dallas next year Jul1e enjoys bas ketball She recalls her most humorous experlence as the tlme she went to the Jun1or Senlor Banquet and heard the sen1or eulogy about herself nammg a long 11st of the men she dated at JBU Juhe says the most speclal th1ng about JBU has been the Chrlstlan fellowshlp and frlendshlps that she has made 'I - 1 ' V 1: f 1 L lm? v - --:- , ' E x J ' ' 1. 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' f . . . . t- i U 1 5 LINDA AMERSON IS a senlor from Dallas Tex as She IS majorlng rn Blble and rnlnormg ln Phys lcal Educatlon Llnda s future plans lnclude golng to Japan as a mrsslonary Llnda spends most of her tlme on the tenms courts She recalls one of her most humorous moments as the tlme she drove a load of gxrls to a volleyball match and took the wrong turn She has to turn completely around to get back on the road she was supposed to be on Llnda feels the most specral thmg about JBU has been the blendlng of people who come here and the closeness felt among the students ......z...i, -Q-11,3 lf 1 f f My 'ff' 4 IUC 'H IIN' I LYN SIEMENS IS a semor from Slloam Sprlngs Arkansas Her major IS ln Elementary Physlcal Educatlon She w1ll be returmng next year to com plete her degree Lyn sa1d her most favorlte actlv 1ty IS the annual Intramural Day ln whlch she has always been very lnvolved A humorous lncldent she related was when she and Steve Megh left the Engmeers Banquet rn a car decorated up makrng them look l1ke newly Weds To Lyn the most spe clal thlng about J BU has been the opportun1ty to have frlends from all dlfferent parts of the coun r f - - ' Q ' . ,' W 4-' Y ' ' ? 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KEITH SPAUGH IS a senlor from Dallas Texas Hls major IS m Sacred MUSIC and he plans to attend Southwestern Baptlst Semxnary to recelve h1s Masters Degree ln Sacred Muslc Kelth stays actlve playmg the gultar s1ng1ng and d1rect1ng chapel cholr He says one of the most adventurous experlences he has had at JBU was the mght he helped kldnap Mr Walters The warm atmo sphere of Chrlstlan fellowshlp w1th students and faculty IS somethlng speclal to Kelth about John Brown Umverslty and , ,Jr Le' V05 W XL LINDA WHITCOMB IS a senlor from Raclne Wlsconsln She Wlll be rece1v1ng a Bachelors de gree 1n Psychology and an Assoclates degree ln MUSIC She would 11ke to work as a secretary 1n personnel Her favorlte 3Ct1V1t18S at JBU have 1n cluded bemg secretary of Senate s1ng1ng m Cathe dral Cholr servlng wlth varlous Cause m1n1str1es and belng basketball statlstlclan The most speclal thmg at JBU for Lmda has been the people she has met and had a chance to work wlth 4 yy V L. - , L ,ejfaigsg r 117 '.fF ' 4' :if S . - , , ,X , W X sy., I u ' I A X' -,1, ' N, an Vx. ,f ,' X ta , AFA' ,,.- - I 'Q fit: ,. 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'Q v -,l 'QQ N-A , . . 51' lp , V Il , 4 . f Ni' . . - j ,QQ s'1'f 3' ix 9 , - r 'UNH Comlng from Slloam Sprlngs, Arkansas RO CHELLE VERHOVEN a Jumor 1S gettlng her ma Jor ln Busmess and her m1nor 1n MUSIC Her future plans lnclude posslble mlsslon work where she could use her buslness experlence profxtably One of Rochelle s most embarraslng moments was when she was w1th some frlends ln the park pre tending to be Rocky the Squxrrel As she went dashmg xnto a phone booth to change a pohce man who was drnvmg by stopped to watch John Brown Umverslty IB a speclal place for Rochelle because of the quallty educatlon she 1S able to recelve ln an atmosphere of Chrlstxan fellowsh1p 'Lv dvi!! .J X KRISTY KOOY IS a Jumor from Lanslng lll1no1s She IS majormg ln MUSIC and mmorlng 1n Busl ness She w1ll be returnlng to JBU next year to complete her degree Krlsty has enjoyed playxng for the Cathedral Choxr and golng on Cholr Tour Krlsty has a httle stuffed dog she can t sleep w1th out She recalls as her most humorous moment the tlme wh1le on cholr tour her httle dog was s1tt1ng on the pxano bench as she sat down to play The most speclal thlng to her about J BU has been the people whom she has met and had a chance to grow and serve w1th rf'- ,. , F I , al L - 1 E, , . f., 5 . x..' 2. , .- , lx 'V ,, . 1 ' ' 7 7 W ' . 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Gettlng hrs major rn Blblxcal Studles and h1s m1 nor rn Busmess Educatlon MARK WILLITS comes from Clearwater Florlda He hopes to someday teach 1n a Chrlstlan hrgh school after completlng hrs Master s ln accountlng Mark en Joys gettlng mvolved 1n many act1v1t1es such as SMP lntramurals, concerts, and the Pause Re treat One of the most unusual expenences Mark has had was when he arrlved ln Behze on SMP and found that rnstead of helplng the m1ss1onar1es there he and Dlane were the mlssronalresl Mark has really appreclated the openness of people at JBU M8 W4 , mn. , 'W DIANE WILLITS from Indlanola Iowa IS a sen1or with a Chrlstlan Educatlon major She IS lookmg forward to bexng able to be at home and have the tune to be the klnd of Wlfe and mother she d l1ke to be uslng her educatlon to relate to people ln all areas of llfe She enjoys all klnds of student act1v1 tres lncludlng Senate concerts Magn1f1cent Sanc tuary Band SMP and Pause Retreats as well as dates wzth her hubby and daughter Drane hkes JBU because It IS small enough to have a warm frlendly atmosphere yet large enough to have good fac1l1t1es , A t 1 ' 2' 'Q' . V ' l i M i l f 'lt 1 an . . J 5 Q lx 1' 'H Q c 1 l TN lv lll .1 1 I H. lil-FJ :!Hw1g l if Er U :sf ll 1' 3wv r.i V JEE W- V A l. miE ,ri'l'w.llll ll ll! 1 W ll F ll - - T' E 9 . N Ah ' AA V W . I I 3 ' I . .- - ' l , at ll , ' - X X 4 - ' min ' A ' 3 , Q' A I, . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . . . , , . . - 7 9 at ,Q ' ' ' 7 UFQ fl' mf DAVE WILSON wlll graduate thls year Wlth a major rn Busxness Admlnlstratlon and a Blble m1 nor He comes from Wlchxta Kansas and has a frve year goal of ownmg h1S own prlvate buslness Thrs year he has appreclated the opportumty he has had to serve and challenge the student body through the offrce of Senate Pres1dent Dave also enjoys bemg able to actlvely partrclpate ln the varlous lntramural sports JBU IS lmportant to Dave because of It s reahstlc approach to Chrlstlan educatlon He also thmks the people here are great in Majorlng ln Home Economics IS SALLY ENTZ from Papua New Gumea After graduatron she IS plannlng on elther work1ng 1n Tulsa or gomg back to New Gumea for a year She enjoys Intramural Day Sally sa1d her most humorous expenence was at New L1fe Ranch Wh1le horseback rldmg the saddle began sllpplng Sally kept falllng and the horse kept on gomg' The most speclal thlng at JBU has been the fr1ends she has been able to meet - A: ! :X n fa-1 , , - Af' ' N1 , X f' 19 - 1? 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I , T ,fa JULIE MCQUEEN IS a Jumor from Covmgton LA She IS majorlng ln Mechanlcal Engmeerlng and w11l be returnmg next year to John Brown Her favorlte actlvlty at JBU has been the lntra mural sports program Her most adventurous ex perlence was takmg part ln WOMAC Hlt 1751 the memorable rald on J Alvln at 3 am The most speclal thlng about John Brown Unlverslty for Julle has been the people she has been able to get to know JERRY CHRISMAN who IS graduatmg th1s year wlth a major rn Sacred muslc IS from Waco Texas He hopes to be a mmlster of muslc andlor evangel lsm ln the future Jerry espec1ally enjoys mtramu ral softball and also the smgmg and fellowshlp on campus A memorable occaslon for Jerry was when he proposed to h1s Wlfe on the cathedral stalrs The most 1mportant thlng about JBU to Jerry IS the opportumty that has been provlded for hlm to work ln the communlty wlth a local church and meetmg w1th people on a one to one basls I M If 3 - X I , 1 I A X 5-, ll J L 5 . . . . - fr y I I lk ' n u o a rl' ' Q , , . 7 1. Marcia Williams, Debbie Widbin, Kris Shannon, Lavonda McIl- vain, Sue Lemp, Edna Haynes, Kristy Kooy, Cindy Calhoun, Julie Cross, LuAnn Arnold, Bill Hough, Kevin Lantz, Pete Ceravolo, Brian Friesen, James DeJong, Ron Klassen, David Tollet, Bob Stevens, Kevin Riley 2. Ginny Watkins, Julie Tilgner, Bob Alli- son, Linda Amerson, Jim Shutts 3. Mr. William Burnside, Dr. Gil Weaver, Dr. Marc Gilbert I ,3 W 4 mmf 2 Alpha Chi, an organization founded for the encour- agement of scholastic improvement, is now in its third year at John Brown University. The officers this year were Bob Allison, Presidentg Linda Amer- son, Vice Presidentg Julie Tilgner, Secretaryg and Jim Shutts, Treasurer. Ginny Watkins was the JBU dele- gate to the Regional Convention held in Oklahoma City. She was able to gain much valuable informa- tion from the various Workshops and speakers that were available. Students eligible for Alpha Chi must be in the top 1095 of their class. 1. Dr. Brown, Sharon Nute 2. Mr. Siemens, Bryan Friesen 3. Dr. Pearson, Clarence Rath- bone 4. Katerina Guess, Mrs. Smith 5. John Brown III, James DeJong i Business Department Award l Daividl B. Wilsorrfii l V.C. Gehron Scholarship l Clarence Rathbone b , John H. Panage Scholarship , .Arthur Blsgkiey lj Music Leadership Awards 1 Kristy Kooy ' 1 Home EconomiesAWa1'ds' l Frr Sandratfilassen N Sr. ,Katerina Guess, N A , Dorothy Woodland-Irwin Wills l Schiilalihip' A ' Keith' Mathias Event of the Year Intramural Day of, the Year 1 l Student Senate' ' l John Endres Memorial Trophy l Wayne Ellis Athletes of the Year Alecia Mowrey David Stockstill A Charles A. Thomas,,lMemoriall , S A 'Stanley Harris I Vera and Spencer 'Bartlett Award Sharon Nute David Hfladley f Dale, Davis Memorial Award Kathleen,iBunnel , Four Way Test Schhlarshipl Kevin 'Riley X PRESIDQSNTIAL-SQJHOLARSHIRS Highest Mnking'F1-eshmen Stewart E. Williams Jane Buttermore Highest Ranking, Sophomores I M , Ernest H. Whitmore , ' Bonnie Janzen V, A ' litrfrrr ' f 1 ' I Highest Ranking Juniors Arts and Literature , Cindy Calhoun? - Biblical Studies p Ginny Watkins Engineering ,James DeJong, Natural Science Julie Cross ' Socialgzlstiidies ' gi Bryan'Il7i'ieSSi1 Teacher Education Suzanne Lamp, X Highest ,Seniors Arts and Susan Chrisjiran Biblical Studies Ronald Klassen ' ' Natural Science Sara Lee Fairless Social Studiesift Sheila Mehrer 4 Teacher Edudation Etta L. Riddfe il v i ward lib Feelings of joy, as well as sadness, were felt by the seniors as they made the traditional walk from the Mabee Center to the Cathedral. For the Class of '78, this year's graduation was a most important occasion. Parents, relatives and friends were present to witness the accomplishments that had been made. Dr. Gilbert challenged the graduates to live the Christian prin- ciples they had been taught here at JBU as they stepped out into the world. Many graduates will begin working while others will go on to school. 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Highland Park Shopping Center Adams, David 36 Adams, Patricia 65, 194 Adams, Paula 38 Addington, Gina 32, 121 Albers, David 30, 127, 152 Alford, Terry 28 Allen, Gary 38, 123 Allison, Robert 65, 201, 208 Alloway, Mark 38, 113 Amen, Colleen 25 Amerson, Linda 23, 65, 111, 136, 139, 163, 202, 208, 219 Anderson, Howard 65, 117, 139, 157, 163, 169, 217 Anderson, Jane 65 g Andrus, Dave 10,fQ,65,'189, 194 TUDE Campbell, Julie 41 Capp, Becky 41 Capp, Priscilla 28 Carr, Dean 43 Carradine, Jesse 3, 104, 105 Caudill, Sharon 45 Cauwels, Caryn 14, 38 Ceravolo, Peter 67, 140, 152, 208 Chappell, John 45 Chatham, Ken 48 Chestnut, Gregg 41, 101 Chrisman, Jerry 12, 67, 207 Chrisman, Susan 67 I ' Anglin, Anglin, Joyce ' ' Anthes, John 47, 134 Arnold, l,1uAnn ,65, 121, 208 Ashworth, Gary 104, 105 Ausmus, Rick 41 Bailey, Donna 38 Bailey, Marilyn 48 Baker, Jan 79, 99, 190, 213 Baney, Dayla 23, 65, 149 Baney, Rockie 65 Barnes, Daren 28 Barnett, James 30, 127 Basinger, Richard 45 Batchelder, Karen 66 Befus, Jayne 5, 13, 38, 149 Beldon, Diane 30, 139, 152, 159, 190, 193 Bell, Randy 36, 123, 178, 189 Bennett, Mary 12, 66, 111, 193 Berg, Tony 32, 129 Bergthold, Dennis 157 Bever, Mark 433 Biagi, William 66, 123, 213 Blankenship, Dah 11, 23, 178, 189, 129 Blankley, ,Art 8, , ' 34,169 Blankley, ,,, 66,1 ,,, 160 B1,4gch1ey,Agieki11 59 41,0193 B1oemh0f,4j214L0i57iiBs6,A 121, 0125 Blomberg,'LeV Ann 3, 30, 129, 152 Boerman, Nancy 48, 157 1 Bohler, Rhonda 66, 149, 163, 215 Boyts, Kathy 66 Boyts, Lawrence 66 Brewer, John 95, 121 Brobston, Mike 24 Brown, Dale 34 Brown, David 37, 136 Brown, Mark 67, 105 Bridges, Austin 48 Brooker, David 48, 140 Bunnel, Kathy 9, 30, 114, 121, 160, 200 Bunnel, Patty 43, 106 Burnside, Cher 37 Burris, Buffy 32 Burris, William 67 Burton, Brenda 67, 151, 157 Buttermore, Jane 45, 134 Butts, Janet 79,,:106, 107 Cady, Janelle 121, 152 Caldwell, JignH14, 31, 134, 136 Calhoun,:,,C1'ndy5IQ48, Campbell, li, ,,:: 193 Chugg, Al 6, 32, 144, 145, 189 A Classen, Luke 67 H ,,, ,,, ,r f1 Claucherty, Evelyn 37 iii ,,,rt ii' ,,,'i Z Clements, Carole 24 ,,, iii ,,,iiiit Clements, Melody 23, 43, Coates, Janet 28 11, ,,iii Z Coates, Paul 46 121 4 Cochrum, Lois 38, 152, 159 efi Ifi I ll H Cochrum, Patty 37, 99, 111, 139, 19 Cole, Stephen 67, 113, 117 Cook, Becky 5, 38 Conrad, Teresa 43, 121, 151 Couch, Linda 26 Coulam, Marsha 67 Cousins, John 101, 169 Cowart, Freda 24, 106, 107, 117 Crane, Kathy 5, 41 Crawford, Gahlen 28 Cross, Julie 46, 208 Cross, Stewart 68 Crowder, Jan 37 Crume, Relinda 37 T 3, 199 Culver, Gail 68, 121, 155, 178, 186, 189, 190, 196 Cummings, Sheena 28 Curry, Ann 26 Dewey, Dale 121 Darling, Steve 24 Dangers, James 68 1'1 Dangers, Vicki 79 H Davies, Jeffrey 68 1 Davis, Malia 43, 186 Davis, Thomas 48, 129, 190 Dawson, Lonny 3, 32 ttt Ifl ,,, DeJong, James 34, 208, 210 DeJong, Kyleen 79 DePue, Jon 34 Dinnel, Diane 23, 32, 99, 189, 149 Dorman, Debra 3, 79, 114 Duhan, Lynn 14, 43, 129 Duhan, Phil 68 Eichor, Barb 32, 80, 99 n Eisaman, Vince 68, 163, 178, 216 Ekey, Kay 38, 99, 139, 142 Ellefson, Hallie 34, 139, 149, 152 Ellis, Wayne 68, 104, 105, 139, 190 Elmen, Barbara 68, 213 Emanuelson, Lonny 26, 113, 151 Emery, David 41 Entz, Kerri 38 Entz, Sally 68, 121, 206 ilr V Erickson, Leslie 26, 121, 178' ,,,i Z Ettinger, Dave 46 ' Evans, Larry 38 Ewy, Russel 24 ri. Fairless, Sally 11, 69, 199 Farley, William 69 Farrar, Doug 41 Farrar, Janice 28 Fast, Brad 101, 139 Fenstermacher, Don 32 Ferrell, Jeff 69, 113, 159 Finley, Perry 105 Fogerty, Billy 38 Ford, Merrie 24 Ford, Tim 26 Frankenfield, Richard 32 Freeman, Eric 46, 139, 159 Freeman, Julia 24, 157 Frey, Don 48 Friebvel, Ralph 6, 39 Friesen, 'Brian 23, 41, 140, 208, 2102 Fritz, Mark 23, 31, 139, 155 Fritz, Steve 69 Garcia, Maria 26, 117 Gardner, Joe 23, 39, 159, 182, 189 Garey, Marleta 11, 46, 121, 149, 159 Gast, Dan 11, 31, 18-1, 182 Geer, Barbara 46, 139 George, Marsha 26 Gere, Caryl 69 Gibbon, David 23, 32, 129, 139 Gibbs, Steve 39 Giguere, Rick 69, 133' Goodman, Kevin 34, 136 Gould, Dennis 46, 169 Griffis, Beth 48, 169 Grove, Rodney 24, 117 Guess,'Katerina 69, 210 Guess, Laquita 28, 121 Gusaas, Mary 28 Hahn, Daniel 34, 139 Hanemaayer, James 70 Hanke, Brian 133 Hanna, Karen 28 Hardy, Char 5, 13, 48, 144, 145 Haron, .Ken 14, 37, 134 Harrell, John 42, 140, 210 Harris, Stanley 104, 105 Harrison, Denise 48, 121, 125 Hartman, Marcy 48, 121, 152 Hatcher, Dale 169 Haumersen, Pete 34, 101, 109, 136, 169 189 193 Haynes, Edna 208 Haynes, Linda 70, 121, 125 Haynes, Vicki 34, 114, 160 Heberling, Bob 31, 117 Hedges, Carol 28, 121 Hedges, .Don 34 Heisa, Nancy 29 Henderson, Kris 48 Herbert, Sheryl 48 Herrmann, Mark 26, 152 Hetrick, Stan 70 Heupel, Ross 48 Hill, Gary 48 Hines, Karen 121 Hoadley, Dave 70, 136 Hockman, Jeff 24, 101, 140 Hoffman, Doug 70, 147, 149 Hoffman, Patty 11, 46, 121 Hogan, Randy 29 Hogan, Jeff 144, 145 Holloway, David 31 Hough, William 29, 196, 203 Huddleston, Lisa 26 Hudson, Linda 26 Huffmier, Pam 49 Hulbert, Maureen 46, 121, 124, 144, 178, 189 Hulse, Bill 46 Hunsaker, Terry 144, 145 Hunt, Bill 5, 70 Hurn, Larry 31 Ingalls, Renita 31 Isbell, Steve 6, 26, 152 Ising, Christy 70 Jalo, Alicia 24, 186 James, Richard 42 Janz, Daniel 42, 139 Janzen, Bonnie 39, 99, 139, 190 Jaspers, Randy 11, 29, 177, 182 Jenkins, Talmadge 70 Johnson, Barry 34, 159 Johnson, Karolin 26, 189 Jones, Debra 31 Jones, Grace 43 Jones, Kathy 43 Jones, Rebecca 70 Jdrdan, Karen 44 Jordan, Raellene 39, 106 Jung, Ann 44, 111, 139 Keefauver, Conni 32 Kendrick, Paul 42 E Kennedy, Charles 71 Kennedy, Mary Beth 32, 190 Kenyon, Kim 71, 121 Kester, Ramona 39, 121 Khoda, Mohammed Omid 33 Kidd, Sue 44 Kilburn, Becky 46 King, Doug 23, 71, 101, 160, 163, 169, King? Mike 44 Kitchen, Eric 49, 123 Kitchen, Kathleen 80 Kitchen, William 71, 123 Klassn, Sandra 39, 136 Klassen, Ron 71, 208 Klassen, Roxy 71 Klein, Dan 42 Klein, Jim 71 Kline, Roger 10, 26 Koehler, Mary 24, 136, 151, 157, 178 Konvalin, Rebekah 37 Koop, Edward 44 Koay, Kristy 29, 163, 204, 208, 214 Krantz, Steve 26, 183 Kreis, Dan 44, 136, 157 Kreis, Steven 71 Kruger, Dwan 71 Langdon, Phil 37 Langford, Robbie 37 Lantz, Curtis 42, 136 Lantz, Kevin 34, 208 Larson, Jan 72 Latham, Janet 72 Lawhon, Elizabeth 29 Layton, Laura 44, 114 Leaf, Ida 46, 136 Leeper, Tim 37 Leibold, Mick 32 Lemons, David 26 Lemri, Sue 42, 99, 142, 152, 157, 208 145, 152, 189 Leonardx, Catherine 44, 184 Lifter, Diane 23, 46, 182, 193 Lindsay, Carol 26, 121, 149, 193 Lindsey, John 24 Linn, Carolyn 46 Lloret, Dave 13, 72 Loder, Ellen 27, 121 J Long, Debbie 39 Long, Janie 46, 149 Long, Pam 24, 144, 145, 177 Lovan, Kim f-r 129, 169 Lucas, Louis 72, 95 Luckert, Beth 12, 23, 42, 142, 163, 1 Luff, Becky 46, 144, 145, 151, 157 Lundberg, Marilyn 35 Luther, Aildy 27, 151, 159 McBride, Bertha 35, 125, 139 McBride, Clara 39, 125 McBride, Elsie 29, 190 McBride, Fannie 44 McBride, Mark 39 McClun, Terri 42 McCorkle, Esther 42, 184 McCoy, Patti 27 McFarland, Don 72 McGee, Nancy 72 McGraw, Tim 23, 32, 117 Mcllvain, Lavonda 111, 32, 144, 145, 208 McLendon, Roberta 5, 72, 121, 140 McLennan, Gordan 49, 157 McMillen, Sherry 72, 121, 142 y McNutt, Lori 23, 80, 111 149 iii iii iii 68, 190 178, 189,11 McQueen, Julie 29, 160, 168, 169, 193, 207 McQueen, Mark 101, 193 McSherry, Barbara 33 Magnusbri, Mernie 44 Maines, Diana 42, 151, 160 Markle, Loren 42, 151 Marquardt, Jon 72, 136, 163, 218 Marshall? John 49 211 444 Martin, Sarah 35, 196 Marzett, Bonny 105 Matchell, Steve 23, 73, 104, 105, 5139, 163, 217 Maehiaaixeirh 33,, 123, 144, 1'45,4152 Mathis, Jr. Ernie 73, 142 Maxie, Jerome 3, 5, 73, 121 Mayer, Mark 46 Meadows, ,Nathan 152 Megli, Steve 23, 49, 129, 163, 216 Mehrer, Sheila 73, 134 Mellema, Gordan 73, 123, 127 Meredith, Tamara 25 Merriott, Judy 49, 1213 169 Mesko, John 73 Michaelson, Trinette 23, 35, 151, 157, 182, 190 Miller, 'Debora 8, 80 Milner, Einda 157 iii Mills, Don 33 Mills, Ann 73 Moore, Deborah 42 Moore, Susan 27 iii Mowrey,1Alecia 49, 106, 107, 117 Morgan, Tim 31, 101, 140 Mouttet, Martha 39, 149 Moxnessg Mike 47 Mraz, Hoiivie 8, 29 iii Muzzy, Dan 8, 23, 47 Myers, Mark 23, 44, 127, 151 Myers, Mike 23, 35, 157 Naile., Ddnna 37, 995106, 107 Hall, Hal 31, 123 Naylor, Debra 80 Neill, Gina 39, 121, 136 Nesmith, Tom 39 Newell, Jo Ann 80 Nichols, Tony 47, 136 Nieman, Cal 105 Nieman, Ruth 44, 121, 139, 169, 182 Nightingale, Bill 35 Nightingale, Reagan 74, 121 Nolte, Rick 29, 160 North, Paul 31, 129 Nudd, Dorothy 42, 151, 189 Nute, Sharon 74, 210 Nutt, James 3, 74, 121 Nyberg, Laurie 42, 121 O'Brien, Dennis 33, 134 O'Hara, Marla 74 Ohman, Lynn 25, 144, 145 Olson, Sharon 35 Olvis, Karen 42, 142, 149, 169 Orr, Pam 44 Orth, Dale 39, 101 Orth, Duane 74, 157, 193 1 Overholt, Chris 29 Palm, Greta 39, 134 Palmer, Leeanne 43, 99, 106, 107 Parsons, Rocky,,,,1,57 Paskiewicz, Lynn 74 Patton, Jeannie 29 Paul, Mark 29 P25299 Jan 251, cccc Payee, Jim 44 fl 12222 in Peachey, Randy '74 Pearson, Becky 8, 25, 159 P9859 Janet 29 ,,,,, Perry, Anita iiii Perry, Sandy 142, 186 Peters, Steve 40 Peterson, Tom 47 Pillette, Tom 74, 95 Pooi, Keith 2'i Price, Patricia 35 Prisk, Cheryl 35, 117 Pruett, David Pruett, Tom 40, 151 Rader, David 74, 142 Rael, Robert 33 Ragsdale, Karl 27, 186 11, 3 Rarid, Brenda 35 iii Rathbone, Clarence 27, 211 Redman, Dan 40 Reed, Sylvia 75, Reed, Teresa: 117, 125 Reeves, Kent 49 Reger, Tim 43 Reinkoester, Kathy 27 Rhodes, Priscilla 25 rflrfs ii, Rhodes, Steve 75 Riley, Kevin 44, 105, 200, 208 Rinkenberger, Arriann 29, 111, 139 Roberts, Mary,,,25, 149 Rolfs, Jeanie 12, 37, 144, 145, 177, 186 Rornsa, Diane 10, 11, 27, 169 Rondon, David 6, 25, 101, 159 Rqigffpatriclariigk' ,1,, Ruble, Phil 4421151 Ruble, Teri 31 Rudd, Brad 5, 35, 181, 190 Rushton, Cindy 45 Ryan, Larry 75 Irr 'xiii ,My it Sadowski, Scott 35 Salehi, Abdollah Pierow 27, 43 Salehi, Zohreh Pierow 31 Salomon, Joe 23, 75, 123, 152 Sanders, Joe 151 Sanders, Karen 11, 75, 144, 145, 149, Sarber, Randy 40 Schell, Mark 40 Schiwietz, Dagmar 45 Schmidt, Bruce 33, 134 Schmitt, Dan 29 Schneider, Dan 30, 101, 168, 189 Schoonmaker, Harry 40 Schultze, Virginia 33, 121, 152, 177 Schumacher, Dennis 101 Schuster, Terry 10, 75, 121 Schwerdtseger, Pauline 11, 31, 121, 1 Seachord, Chris 49 Seely, Aileen 49 Seidler, Dan 35, 129 Selander, Tim 25, 160, 186 Semmler, Howard 75 I Setian, Ann 43, 186 Setian, Lynn 33 Shannon, Kristine 80, 208 Shelley, Gary 40 Shephard, Williamedia 25 Shirazi, Zaman 25 Showalter, Sharon 49 Shuler, Randy 35 Shutts, James 75, 208 Sidwell, Leigh 75, 121, 151, 181, 190 Siemens, Doug 40, 157, 186 Siemens, Lyn 76, 121, 163, 202, 215 Sikic, Mary 27 Sikic, Tula Kata fKathyJ 76, 99 Simon, Deborah 76 Sitterly, Larry 40 Sloan, Sloan, Smith Smith Gary 30 Sandra 35 , Danny 47 , Donna 33, 190 Smith, Ellen 76, 107 Smith, Enid 40, 99, 106, 107, 139 Smith, Pam 40, 106, 107, 117 Smith, William 27 Snodgrass, John 40, 101, 123 Spaugh, Janet 76 Spaugh, Keith 76, 149, 203 Spear, Dave 10, 37, 147, 182 Spees, Marvin 5, 40 Starnes, Debbie 30, 117, 125 Steele, Carol 76 Steen, Robert 76 Stevens, Robert 76, 208 Stewart, Brent 45 Stewart, Mark 12, 27, 101 Stockstill, David 95 Stockstill, Linda 47, 99 Stoll, Chris 23, 27, 134, 151 Stolz, Caron 10, 30, 142 Stolz, Pam 40 Stough, Bill 101, 196 Strombeck, Terry 77, 101, 169 Suiter, Nancy 49 Suri, Ramona 33, 121 Swanson, Cheryl 30, 139, 177 Swartz, Brad 47, 136, 159 Tangblade, Diane 77, 140, 163, 214 Taylor, Don 77 Taylor, Mary 35 178, 213 81, 182 Terrell, Lynn 13, 49, 136 Terry, Mike 30 , Thimmell, Eric 77 Thompson, Tim 45, 123, 136 Thorne, Carolyn 33 Thrall, David 36, 123 Thurlby, Joyce 77 Thurman, Rhonda 5, 49 Thomas, Dane 6, 25 Tilgner, Julie 77, 114, 159, 201, 208 Tilgner, Susan 31, 99, 106 Tindell, Mike 77 Tollett, Dave 78, 208 Toole, Kathi 36 Trim, Murray 36, 113, 136, 152 Turner, Jim 123, 127 Ulbrich, Phyllis 37, 121 Unruh, Cheryl 78, 121 Venenga, Liz 30 Verhoven, Rochelle 6, 49, 204 Vest, Voris 50 Vogler, Wilma 10, 33, 111, 139 Voth, Debbie 37, 152 Waddelow, Doug 36 Wadleigh, Debbie 45 Waldron, Jack 95, 104, 105 Wardlaw, Eva Rea 40 Walker, Tommy 50 Warner, Jim 40, 151 Warren, Duane 47, 157 Washington, Barry 50, 127 Watkins, Ginny 36, 139, 181, 208 Weaver, Carole Sue 33, 140 Weaver, Georjean 41 Weaver, Marty 113 Webster, Dee Ann 41 Wells, Cheryl 45, 134, 136 Whitcomb, Linda 5, 78, 140, 203 White, Cheryl 47 Whitmore, Ernest 27, 147 Widbin, Debbie 41, 152, 208 Williams, Cheri 47 Williams, Jeffrey 30 Williams, Marcia 36, 139, 144, 145, Williams, Stewart 8, 36 Williamson, Debra 47 Willis, Chris 186 Willits, Diane 78, 181, 205 Willits, Kristen 78 Willits, Mark 78, 134, 181, 205 Willson, Glenni 50, 136, 142, 182, 186 Wilson Wilson Wilson Dan 25, 157 Dave 45 David Brent 78, 140, 206 Wilson, Georgenia 50, 152 Wilson Jan 78, 142, 169 Wisley, George 47 Wittmayer, Laura 45, 186 Wolcott, Steve 101, 139, 159, 193 Wolfe, Karen 41 Woltman, Pam 45, 114, 15,7 Woods, Bob 169 Woods, Carol 50 Woods, Dana 33, 117, 121 Wyman, Truly 8, 33, 121, 182, 193 Young, Scott 78, 134 Zare, Saifullah 6, 36, 101, 152 Zwingelberg, Toby 23 152, 2 DMI I TR TIG FACULTY AN S ATF Adolphson, Ida Mae 83, 163 Barker, Alan 55 Barnett, Ray 87 Bethell, Bob 85 Bowling, Andrew 55, 136, 189 Brookhart, Doris 55 Brown, John II 82, 210, 213 Brown, John III 83, 211, 213 Brown, Verda 88 Burns, Robert 55 Burnside, William 55 Butts, Doyle 56, 189 Cleek, Don 56 Cox, Roger 56 Davis, Glenna 56, 117 Demairis, Lee 56 Dodd, Lavonna 57 Ernanuelson, Ken 113 Emery, Richard 146 French, Kenneth 57 Flynn, Mike 57, 183 Gast, Arthur 57 Geer, Caroline 58, 142, 181 Gibbs, Eunice 52, 86 Gilbert, Marc 53, 57, 163, 208, 213 Griggs, Gaston 58 Haxel, Don 82, 213 Haynes, Bill 58, 95 Hernandez, Suzanne 86 Highfill, John 58 Holliday, James 59, 152 Holliday, Julia 52, 86 Jeffries, Ron 161 Johnson, Robert 58, 136 Kennedy, Ralph 59 McCullough, John 83 McQuay, Alice 89 McQuay, Boyce 84 Marlar, Ed 59, 147 Marshall, C5rinne 59 M Moon Wallace 85 1972 ifg 7' Murphy, Edward 85 Naylor, Mary 87 Netherton, Leslie 59, 159 Nichols, Edward 60 Niswonger, Richard 60, 189 O'Kelley, Larry 60 Olney, Fred 60 Pearson, James 60, 160, ,l,89, 210 Phillips, Patricia 87 Pitts, Charles 61, 99, 111, 197 Pope, Phyllis 61 Rhodes, Tenna 88 Roark, Dwain 105, 197 Roberts, Levonne 87, 149 Roper, Teresa 61 Ruble, Richard 84 Setian, Leo 61, 118 Seward, Larry 61 Siemens, Walter 82, 211 Smith, Maxine 62, 211 Snider, Marion 84 Taylor, Steve 89 Thomas, L. Audrey 84 Thomas, Troy 87 Turner, Ruth 62 Verhoeven, Marcia 89 Walters, James 62, 163 Weaver, Gilbert 62, 208 Willis, Charles 62 Wilmoth, Helen 63 Windsor, Carl 63 Wright, William 63, 178 Wubbena, Jan 63 Zimrnerman, Joe 63 Has anyone from back home ever confronted you with the question, Where do you plan on going to college? ' You politely answer, John Brown University. Oh, that's nice . . . but Where's that at? It's in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. Oh. Well, where's that? Exactly what is it that brings kids from so many varied places to John Brown University? If you were to ask a student, more than likely, he would say the people and friendships made here have made JBU a special place to him. It's A Small World was intro- duced as the theme of this book. This comes from the fact that there are some 35 states and 10 countries represented here at JBU. All these people coming from such diverse background blend together to make our campus. Going to school here makes one realize that one common bond seems to bring us together and that is the bond of love we have through Jesus Christ. This common bond enables us to have true fellowship with other Christians. It is our desire that as you read through this book in the years to come, the friends and memories you will always cherish can be relived through its pages. Our 4 prayer is that you will always keep in mind the real reason for John Brown's existence - so that Christ Q may be glorified. May He be glorified through this book and through the life of every J BU student, without which this book would not have been possi- ble. Lavonda Mcllvain Karen Sanders ' Co-Editors 1977-1978 We would like to express our appreciation to a few special people Il Q . R who gave of their time in contribution to this year's PIONEER. Cover Design ........ ...................... D ave Andrus Lettering ....... , ..... Barry Johnson Photography ...... ..... T im Selander A 5 vi Karen Olvis A V Jeff Hogan Q , 14 N . af' A ' 1 I thank my God in all my remembrance of you. Always offering prayer with joy in my every prayer for you all. In View of your participation in the gospel from the first day until now. For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Christ Jesus. Philippians 1:3-6 V- gil- I rl. A ,P 1. K' ,E - 1 5 g . f 1 i 1 i i . v I l f K . f 1' ,f P f
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