Manhattan Bible College - Vision / MABICO Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

a@ . = ‘; a vip ail iv wr : a a €e ' fj | 1504 The Church’s One Foundation S. J. Stone y © (Aureg) S. S. Wesley 1. The Church’s one foun-da-tign hrist her Lord;She is His new cra 2. E - lect from ev-’ry na- if “Ome: - all the earth; Her char-ter of sal- - Tho’ with a scorn-ful won: Da op-prest, By schisms rent a- . ’Mid toil and trib-u -la- tion, And tu- mult of her war, She waitsthecon-sum- - tion By wa- ter Yc q Wa olu re) oY aia and sought feoTo UME. O} va-tion, OneLord,one v0 - ly name she bless- es, Par- sun- -der, By her-e - sies dis- trest, Yet saints their watch are keeping, Their ion Of peace for ev - exymore, Till with the vi-sion glo-rious He ™M: pulies | ne hris) College. — : ao $s be His ho-ly bride; With His own blood He bought her, And for her life He died, takesoneho-ly food, And to one hopeshe press-es, With ev-’ry grace en-dued. cry goes up, ‘How long?” And soon the night of weeping Shall be the morn of song. long-ing eyesare blest, And the great church victorious Shall be the churchat rest. Foundations in... Academics 14 Organizations 26 Sports 42 Activities 48 Student Body 68 “For no man can lay a foundation other than the one which is laid, which is Jesus Christ.” I Corinthians 3:11 “According to the grace of God which was given to me, as a wise master builder I laid a foundation and another is building upon it.” I Corin- thians 3:10 VE ARE ALL BUILDERS « .. But let each man be careful how he builds upon it.” I Corin- thians 3:10 A TRIBUTE TO “If any one would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all.” Mark 9:35. The following pages are a tribute to a man who has given selflessly to all who come into contact with him, a man who has become “the servant of all.” This is our way of showing Dr. Lown our appreciation for his dedication during the last twenty-six years as president and seven years as a faculty member. Thank you, Dr. Lown, and may God richly bless your every moment. ae . hp ils. 10 i cr n 4 i eee And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him. — Colossians 3:17, RSV. YRRPeSESETT WEA AS BEeeegEeEetr ke ” is ra ee om 12 eer Ee — Pee Trias SS - : ee 2a 13 a STRATION bb 2 AULA i a Dr. W.F. Lown President 1955-1981 Kenneth Cable assumed office Nov. 1981 Robert W. Clowe Vice President for Business Affairs Hiram Cassel Vice President for Student Affairs Barry Walker assumed office Jan. 1982 Vice President for Business Affairs Ron Grover Vice President for Development Dr. Donn Leach Vice President for Academic Affairs 15 16 Dr. Harry Baird Professor of Missions Dr. Charles C. Cook Professor of Christian Ministries Kim E. Clowe Professor of Music Dennis Glenn Professor of Christian Education Donald G. Graybiel Professor of Music Steven W. Isom Professor of Old Testament Joy C. Johnson Registrar Dr. Donn A. Leach Professor of Bible Joan Leach Associate Professor of Christian Education Robert E. Mullin Professor of English Lynette Olson Professor of Psychology Linda A. Smith Professor of German Richard L. Terry Professor of Music James G. VanBuren Professor of Humanities and Theology 17 Dr. Virgil Warren Professor of Bible and Theology Douglas Weatherston Instructor of Drama and Radio Linda Williams Librarian Betty Aldridge Associate Professor of Christian Education Dale Aldridge Professor of Music Patrick J. Theobald Instructor of Physical Education Larry B. Sullivan Professor of History Sandy Bradshaw Coordinator of Recruitment Phyllis Dorman Secretary to Mr. Walker Jim Dorman Recruiter John Dreher Custodian Ethel Dreher Dietician Jo Ellas Secretary to Allen Ellas Developmental Officer Allen Ellas Director of Planned Giving Joyce Guthrie Accountant Clerk 19 Linda Grover Secretary of Development Susan Kanode Secretary of Development Louise Kirkpatrick Cook Tim McBath Dorm Supervisor Brenda Rich Cashier Becky Schipper Manager — Service Center Dorm Supervisor Mike Shifflet Financial Aid Officer Brian Smith Recruiter 20 Carol Smith Accountant Clerk Chuck Smith Superintendent of Physical Plant Janet Terry Nurse Stella Walker Director of Public Relations Kristi Walter Service Center Eula White Accountant 21 Chapel provides a time for worship, fellowship, and growth. That time was led by a variety of speakers: Kenneth Cable, Dr. Waylon Moore, Dr. Charles Cook, Knofel Staton, Dr. W. F. Lown, Darel Boston, Dr. Donald McGavran, Dr. Virgil Warren, Gene Carlson, Dr. Harry Baird, Larry Sullivan, Harry R. Ropp, Bob Chitwood, Hiram Cassel, Jim Rackam, Greg Swinney, David Johnson, Remi Duhon, Bruce Martin, Dick Sutherlin, Bob Winger, Clark Tanner, Ray Giles, Dr. Herb Works, Chey Fields, Doug Lucas, and Ed Bond. Among the topics presented were these: “Morality and Its Implications,” “Disciplining,” “Santification in Prayer,” “Sanctification in Stewardship,” “Honesty in Personal Relations,” “‘Mission to Mormons,” Multi- racial “Evangelism,” and “Uruguay Mission.” Pictured on this page are scenes from dinner chapels and dessert chapels. 22 if ti On September 1, 2, 3, and 4, 1981, Dr. Waylon Moore spiritually enriched the campus with his discipling program, based on II Timothy 2:1-4. Dr. Moore presented the following messages: “Five Ways to Get Scripture into Your Life,” “The Spirit-Filled Disciple,” “Invest Your Lives in People,” “Discipling,” ““How to Multiply Your Life,” “The Ministry of Jesus,” “Pacesetting,” “How Do You Become Successful?” “God Has a Goal for You,” “Spiritual Gifts,” “Quiet Time and Intercession.” 24 25 26 INAUGURATIiOL =f ; Pad , tanec tes On February 21, 1982, Kenneth D. Cable was inaugurated as the sixth president of Manhattan Christian College. The well-attended occasion featured the Celebration Singers; Sound of Life; Jack Brier, Secretary of State; T. Russell Reitz, Mayor of Manhattan; Randall Bell, Associate Director of the American Associa- tion of Bible College; Dr. Leonard Wymore, Director of the North American Christian Convention; Dr. Duane Acker, President of Kansas State University; Thadd Hinkle, President of the MCC Student Council; and Clark Tanner, President of the Alumni Association. Dean E. Burton, President of the Board of Trustees of Manhattan Christian College, read the inaugural charge to the president and presented him with a presidential medallion. Dr. Charles Cook offered the inaugural prayer; then, President Cable delivered his address, entitled ‘““The Fullness of Time.” A reception followed at the campus center. 27 28 29 Front row: Professor Don Graybiel, Thaddeus J. Hinkle, John Strifler, Julie Johnson, Lori Conrad, Michelle Orr, Jamie Allison, Ceaven Cassel, Diana Boston, Pam Worcester, Oneta Kruse, Jeri Farmer. Second row: Scott Handley, Tom Bower, Vana Schipper, Karla Kunze, Diane Frymire, Gina Boyd, Linda Bond, Medge Owen, Lisa Smith, Joyce Burchett, Valerie Stanford, Ann Meyers. Third row: Jeff Spielman, Lyle Brelsford, John Grothe, Pete Bradshaw, Shannon Reed, Jim Howard, Curtis Cassel. Fourth row: John Hayden, Kevin Ingram, Martin Price, Kevin Carlson, Steve Slack, Eric Stroud, Ed Bond. NEW CREATION 32 INSPIRATION RINGERS Sitting: Beth Fritsch, Michelle Orr, Melanie Ballard, Shelby Kleindolph. Standing: Julie Fritsch, John Strifler, John Hayden, Jim Howard, Dale Aldridge — director, Stephanie Miller. 33 34 TRIUMPHANT SOUND 1981 Sitting: Karla Kunze, Barbara Grauerholz, Caro] Miller. Standing: Bruce Long, Jeff Spielman, Deana Blackwell, Denise Wren, Dave Foster, Phil Buckland. Standing: Lisa Smith, Tom Bower, Diane Frymire, Barb Grauerholz, Kevin Ingram, Jim Howard, and Jamie Allison. Sitting: Lori Conrad, and Vienna Dunham. 35 36 back row: Gordan Gray, Jim Dorman, Eric Stroud front row: Janet Dotson, Denise Wren not pictured: Diana Torres, Cathy Moreland PANTA TA ETHNE Sitting: Ed Evans, Tami Schroeder, Thadd Hinkle, Jeff Spielman. Standing: Greg Smith, Merle Jarvill, Don Flipse, Elias Tolentino, Cindy Dirks, Tom Sawyer, Gina Boyd, Denise Wren, Phil Buckland, Linda Clarke, David Burke, Shari Hutchinson. Officers were Thaddeus Hinkle, president; Jeff Spielman, vice president; Tamra Schroeder, secretary; Ed Evans, treasurer (and committee chairman). Voting members were Phil Buckland (committee chairman), David Burke, Gina Boyd (committee chairman), Linda Clarke, Cindy Dirks, Steve Hanson, Shari Hutchinson, Mark Ingmire, Merle Jarvill, Bruce Kellogg, Tom Sawyer, Darin Scates, Sidney Swain, Denise Wren (committee chairman). Non-voting committee chairmen were Don Flipse, Rosa Flipse, Debbie Gillespie, Kirk Holliday, Bruce Martin, Greg Smith. 37 KMCC DRAMA The philosophy of the Drama Organization is to train students for the growing area of drama ministries by producing plays that are edifying, evangelical and entertaining. People that have been involved so far are Thadd Hinkle, Bruce Kellogg, Charlyn Beamer, Linda Bond, Diana Torres, Norma Salsman, Joe Alvarez, Jeff Davis, Rob Harris, Jeri Farmer, and Anna Meyers. ay } uf L ti N af abet LTT ) meee ‘ scene First Semester — Where Love Is by Ideu Payne. This was used as the message for the worship service during Fall Festival of Faith. Second Semester — God’s Favorite by Neil Simon. A crazy look at the book of Job. 39 40 41 SPORTS INTRAMURAL SOCCER 1. Tim McBath uses his head against Bruce Kellogg to score. 2. A multitude of fans. 8. A chorus line? 43 44 BASKETBALL MEN’S Back Row: Greg Smith, Kevin Hoit, Mark McGregor, Tim Maddock, Rusty Starke, Front Row: Darien Scates, Dave Slayton, Tim McCall, Dave Foster Senior Players: Kevin Hoit, Mark McGregor, Greg Smith, Darien Scates oars ae WOMENS 45 46 SPRING SPORTS Softball Team Captains were Mark McGregor, Tim Maddock, Bruce Kellogg, Kristi Walter, Brillo, and Ewing Evans (not pictured). Some bypassers who saw the games commented that the students ‘‘had the most beautiful spirits” that they had ever seen. Top to bottom: Rosalie Hanlon, Carmen McEwen, Jeri Farmer, Diana Boston, and Michelle Orr. 47 49 = . i a s% ewe jor 2 i thetes ke wh . tio off =) A 2 . : ; % wh a ties - = is t« , at ate th a — — ——— _ “2 thew sheet? poe . Pers SET Ch = gen wo whe� trepmey me end eee seal) De athatbed “ir! for teh, 86 kw “ 1 Save (he eeeresid th Z — thew «hea . i. ‘ io tte Pere wm he Tt, te ef oe oe ie 4 eee thee EHeecwenab- ; ’ wee wheel? aoe Cond te pees a SSSOeS, Fer Crew what be callcd sana of . . : ‘ eh sort. ¢ ' t ‘ y S $ = ™ art thievee whe, - N 5 ae Nr owe, ” . ,‘ ite Ieenendinne ote po a tee tiwheceijerens - ow ae, aT ™d BION ones . - 1 : ‘ oS ar “ ants of 42 O97, ‘ Od Pere wie yom aad +o Sait i FRSeEW OM ey gore : = ad at’ i tor er Powered « ? , a Rewer a 4 tf _ oe o fT STeet om Pecuve ™. See « ® . os? a o,f ts whe were bet = . © om Per- s ves on Y 7) . . i% 4 aad ° 3 es tpt , a : ¢ “ “| have become ALL THINGS to ALL MEN, That | might by ALL MEANS save some... “ALL FOR THE SAKE OF THE GOSPEL.”’ ! Cor. 9:22-23 n° 6.( Se a4 Dm . a at} 52 Fall Festival of Faith On Friday, October 16, 1981, approximately 380 high school juniors and seniors gathered on the MCC campus for the annual Fall Festival of Faith. They spent the weekend being informed, entertained, and challenged by the many activities coordinated and planned by Festival Chairperson, Sandy Bradshaw. The students were offered a wide range of activities, including: a carnival, a concert by Triumphant Sound, Break-out Meetings, main sessions with speaker Tim Coop, a Banquet, a concert by September, lots of time for good fellowship, and to round out the weekend, a Celebration Worship Service on Sunday morning in All Faiths Chapel. 1) As MCC Students Angie Pucket, Rose Hanlin, and Deb Crocket show, even college students enjoy carnivals. 2) Sometimes you feel like just sitting back and watching, 3) and sometimes it is more fun to participate. 4) September in concert. 5) How do you like your eggs, Barry-scrambled? 6) Cathy and Andy Cassel enjoyed the rides. 7) The September concert was well attended by both high school and college students. 8) Vana and Phil played for the Sunday morning Celebration Worship Service. 9) Tim Coop was the main speaker. 10) Ewing, you killed Jesse!!! 11) Celebration Singers sang at the Sunday morning Celebration Worship Service. 53 54 REACHING CONVENTION This year’s convention theme was “The Bible: God’s Authority for the Church.” The opening session was a surprise “This is Your Life” for the Lowns. All three music groups sang throughout the week — New Creation Choir, Triumphant Sound, and Celebration Singers. Speakers for the week included Dr. Jack Cottrell; Dr. Marion Henderson, who was the main speaker; and Mark Taylor. The week also had in store an alumni basketball game between the “evens” and the “‘odds.” The play-by-play was given by sportscasters Charles Cook and Dennis Glenn. 55 56 57 58 Se TOSS AN 59 60 Parents’ Day was held on February 19, 20, and 21 this year. The theme was “Ma, Pa, Me, and Thee.” Gina Boyd headed the committee that planned the activities for Parents’ Day. These activities included a con- cert by Celebration Singers, a talent show, and a banquet given in the parents’ honor. PARENTS’ D Y RECITALS | J | 61 HRISTMAS CONCERT ALUMNI TELEFUND 63 ALUMNI- SENIOR BANQUET FACU. = Y-STAFF- SENIOR BANQUET The graduating seniors are traditionally the guests of the alumni and of the faculty and staff. The faculty-staff-senior banquet was particularly memorable. The Reverend David Pape shared an excellent message, “How to Cope with Life,” and Dr. James Van Buren presented another memorable “Senior Soliloquy.” The evening ended with a statement of plans by each senior. 65 66 1982 GRADUATES OF MANHATTAN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Fee gr lt 'y aX d -4 CLASS OF 1982 Bill J. Blackmore Pete Bradshaw B.S. Ministries B.S. Music Daryl! W. Burchett David Burke B.S. Miniatries AB. Ministries B.Th. Edward U. Bond Dean Boston A.B. Ministries A.B. Ministries Karen Burke Leah Ann Cook Assoc. Chriatian Ed. B.S. Christian Service 69 70 Sue Donnelly B.S. Missions Rosa Flipse B.S. Chr. Ed. Mike Foster B.S. Chr. Ed Scott Handley B.S. Music Karla Kunze BS. Music Bruce Martin BS. Ministries Steve Martindale B.S. Ministries Phil Messer B.S. Christian Service ERS Ro Mark Murphy A.B Ministries Tim Poovey B.S. Christian Service Darin Scates A.B. Ministries Dirk Scates B.S Ministries Tim Schnelle A.B. Ministries Richard Shaffer B.S. Ministries Greg Smith Associate Christian Ed Associate Ministries Debbie Tice A.B. Missions Not pictured Linda Cooper A.B. Mi ssions Kyle Harris A.B. Mintatries Charles Kern B.S. Missions 71 72 SENIORS Mark F. Bigbee Deana Blackwell Linda Bertrand Bond Peter Buckland Regina Devall Vienna Dunham Donald Flipse Steven Goodnight John Hayden Thaddeus Hinkle Henry Kozlowski Mark Liene Tim Maddock Vana Schipper John Strifler Gary Woodward Pam Worcester Denise Wren 73 Michael Bradshaw Phillip Buckland Ceaven Cassel Linda Clarke Keneth Coddington Donald Crussell Jeffrey Davis Janet Dotson Johnnie Ferguson Lee Fields James Foster Dave Foster Laurie Gower Gordon Gray Michael Guthrie John Hanlon Rosalie Hanlon Rafael Inchaustegui Mark Ingmire Charles Kern Richard Kendall Bruce Long Mark McMahon Donald Messerly 75 S38OWOHOO 2 ee Christopher Allen Fred Applegarth Cindy Baird Melanie Ballard Deb Beaver Lyle Brelsford Kevin Carlson Susan Clark DeAnn Cornwell Valerie Cromwell Ron Donoho Edward Evans Ewing Evans Nancy Farr Pam Free Julie Fritsch 77 78 Debbie Gillespie Steven Golba Pam Goodwin Barb Grauerholz John Grothe Lisa Hardin Rob Harris Steve Hanson Kelly Holliday Dan Holmes Vanessa Hughes Shari Hutchinson Jon Kevin Ingram Robert Kirkpatrick Shelby Kleindolph Stephanie Miller Cathy Moreland Anna Myers Michelle Orr Jeff Padgett Joy Rogers Mark Rogge Leah Schipper Mike Shinkle Steve Slack David Slayton Eric Stroud Chris Sumner Sidney Swain Rufus Taylor Sherry Venn Tim Yarnell 80 Lisa Askren Julie Clarke Bates Rob Bates Charlyn Beamer Caroline Bigbee Matt Birch Lisa Blythe Diana Boston Greg Brown Jeff Clarke Lori Conrad Mark Cooper Debbie Crockett Bryan Davidson Cynthia Dirks Dennis Dunn FRESHMEN Eric Evans Jeri Farmer Rhonda Flint Diane Frymire Gretchen Gerringer Kelly Greenstreet Barbara Hart Beth Higley Roger Hovorka Jim Howard Laurie Hudson Merle Jarvill 81 82 Bruce Kellogg Eric Krug Mark Lamberson Marcella Inchoustegoi Tim McCall Carmen McEwen Doey Messer Mark Messer Greg Ohrenberg Tracy Ott Min-Sung Park Firoozeh Pourboghrat Angie Pucket Stephanie Pullen Rick Pyle Lisa Roberts Alicia Vincent Beth Robertson Norma Salsman Tom Sawyer Terel Schroeder Laura Smith Lisa Smith Robbie Stucky Fred Swafford James Thompson Greg Tinkler Diana Torres 83 84 Leslie Allen Connie Applegarth Joyce Burchett Kent Cable Duane Dammann Kimberly Donoho Beth Fritsch David Greene Kirk Holliday STUDENTS Bonnie Holmes Oneta Kruse Ernest Lewis Jr. Susan Martin Lisa Ritter Denise Robertson Earlyn Slayton Valerie Stanford Karen Thomas Nellene Worcester 85 a 86 BOOKSTORE Succeeding Margaret Stanke and Barry Walker as bookstore manager is Dennis Johnson, former superintendent of the physical plant. Greg Tinkler and Linda Clarke enjoy a time of browsing through the many selections. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dean E. Burton President John W. Clarke 2nd Vice President Claude Wright Recording Secretary Tollif R. Henrickson Parliamentarian Dr. John R. Schnelle Walter E. Myers Norman Voss Robert A. Leonard Gene L. Bertrand James A. Williams David L.. Bradshaw Lowell Burchett lst Vice President Garner K. Stroud Correspondence Secretary Darel D. Boston Treasurer Clark H. Tanner Alumni President Lyman Rowh Ronnie L. Epps Richard E. Bertrand H. V. (Vic) Coats Ernest D. Campbell Wendell Sack Everett L. Renberger 87 ADVISORY COUNCIL Dr. Gene Acuff Frank Anderson Dale Ankenman Charles S. Arthur Dr. George Atkinson F. E. Barker Paul Biays Milton Brooks Bruce Burdick Everett Burrows Dean Burton Sam Burton Gene Carlson Terry Carlson James B. Carr Greg Cheatham Jerry Clark Terry Clark Lloyd Clarke Bertha Coffin James Cole James Cunningham Harold Deever Doug DeLong Paul Enabnit Don Foster Gordon Fought Loren A. Freeby Larry Frew Mrs. Shirley Fry Dr. Jameso Fuzzell Howard Goad Dr. Frances Graham Dr. Maurice Graham Charles Greer Paul Handley Warren Harding Clifford Hauxwell Bob Hartenstein Mrs. Lieutitia Heft Art Henrickson Dr. Ruth Hoeflin Forrest Holliday Alvin Hostetler Doug Ingmire Charles Jeffreys Taylor Jewett Harold Johnson Marty Johnson Bill Keever Lloyd Kemp Elmer Kern Sherman O. Kirkpatrick Jim Kruse Larry Kuhl Dan Lawson William Lower Robert S. Luke C.O. “Bus” May Virgil Marshall V.J. Maruska Mrs. C. C. McGennis Glenn McQueen Harry Means Howard Mendenhall Howard Messer Duane Miller Al Nagel Lyle Norris Bob Park Dr. Franklin Pauls Melvin C. Poland Mack Pullen Archie R. Ritter Dale Robertson Leslie Rock Donald Rose Dr. Graham Rose Ben Saathoff Larry Schroeder Mike Sholders Keith Shrum Bruce Smith Jim Smith Charles Stewart Clark Stocking Richard Sutherlin Clark Tanner Glenn Dan Thompson Dr. Jordan Utsey Gary Walker Wayne Walter Roy Wheeler Donald J. Wilson, Sr. Fremont J. Wilson Allen Worcester Don Worcester Leonne Worcester Mrs. Fonda Wren Claude Wright Dr. Gary Young 89 90 91 92 ere, + a “f — OO Omibenaadal oe : - , -_ = ’ : o 4 CP we . 93 94 YEARBOOK Back Row: Mr. Mullin, Greg, Smith, Chris Allen, Beth Higley, Kirk Holliday. Front Row: Pam Worcester, Karen Ballard, Alicia Vincent, Tina Savala, Joseph Aoun, Debbie Gillespie. 95 “Therefore thus says the Lord God, ‘Behold, I am laying in Zion a Stone, a tested Stone, a costly cornerstone, firmly placed. 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