Piedmont Bible College - Fanal Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

| gees. .-y'- As The Tree Grows . Without the sunshine, storm and rain, _ Without strong winds that blow, ithout each bending stress and strain, tree would never grow. ¢ with each wind the tree grows tall, tS grow deeper still; ithful stands in spring and fall; ith summer fruit is filled. is like a tree that grows elings its roots to sod, the Lord willydeeper go ‘ho face is turned toward God. torms of li mi y sway and bend, ©. CONTENTS Dedication 4. Senior Class Picture 6 Memorial 8 Day of Prayer 9 Candids 10, 29, 30, 62 Administration 11 Deans 13 Faculty 14 Staff Dp Classes 31 Freshmen 32 Sophomores 42 Juniors 50 Second Sem. Entrants 61 Curriculum 63 Organizations qf! Sports 85 Activities 95 Dorms 111 Socials 115 Seniors 119 | Nn Ae 2 Content¥ cay FAN AL rena es —y = Dedication ‘‘Love — Dr. and Mrs. Delnay. They somehow go together!’ Teaching us, guiding us, and pray- ing with and for us, they have helped us grow in Christ. They have gone above the call of duty to share both their knowledge and love. We the Fanal Staff dedicate the 1980 Fanal to Dr. and Mrs. Delnay. May the Lord bless them as they leave Piedmont and help others grow. 4 Dedication Love is like magic, It grows with such tenderness, and beauty, It’s unselfish and kind, and goes above the call of duty. BT PUY e, s ] Sel, FA =| BRAT gh wn PE | ; ; G guys RMON, FS LEITER'S = Glass: of 7980 reat Js Chy aithfulness! Russ Presson vice-president, Dale Brooks president, Lois Day student council, Wanda Cook second vice-pres. and Lois Ward secretary Hugh W. Mohan Dr. Thomas G. Lawrence Dr. Barney R. Freasier, Sr. February 26, 1979 March 30, 1979 August 16, 1979 Memorial Hugh Mohen joined the P.B.C. aviation faculty the summer of ’76 and quickly found his way into the hearts of students and colleagues here. The vibrant testimony he bore influenced not only his students and colleagues, but fellow church members and casual acquaintances as well. On February 26, 1979 he “‘flew into the presence of the Lord” when his ascending plane and another plane on its descent to the airport collided. Dr. Tommy Lawrence quietly slipped into the presence of the Lord on March 30, 1979. His ministry for the Lord had led him into teaching at Philadelphia Bible College, National Bible Institute, Moody Bible Institute, Barrington College, and Piedmont Bible College. This former preacher, pastor, and professor was one with a great love for his Lord and His Word. Dr. Barney R. Freasier, Sr., stepped into the presence of the Lord on August 16, 1979, after a lengthy illness. Dr. Freasier came to Piedmont Bible College in 1962 to teach Greek and the next year to also become the Dean of Men. The George M. Manuel library contains a number of volumes from Dr. Freasier’s personal collection of books. 8 Memorial Memorial 9 Beas care Sesee na ean id mse 2 a s S nD Candid - ia , SP mis, Fees SFI spe N Os aa 8 lee rN i oe bathe A SAS eae, Dr. Charles H. Stevens Dr. Donald K. Drake President President Emeritus Administration Dr. Donald R. Suttles Mr. Ronald L. Reinert Academic Dean Director of Business Affairs 12 Mrs. W. Frank Hartwig Dean of Women Mr. Robert L. Porter Dean of Men ® t z t Mr. Terence R. Martin Director of Outreach Dr. Kenneth Peters Alumni Co-ordinator Mr. Gerald L. Priest Dean of Students 13 f Mr. Jackson Alexander Mrs. Penny Alexander Dr. Leonard Allred Mr. Carl E. Bollinger Music Christian School Education Chairman — Division of Chairman — Division of Practical Education Biblical Education od 14 Faculty Mrs. Darla Bowden Dr. Hoyle Bowman Mr. David Cole Mrs. June Delnay Music Systematic Theology Aviation Literature Faculty 15 Dr. Robert Delnay Bible Mrs. Catherine A. Drake Christian Education of Children 16 Faculty Mr. Wayne Fulton Bible Mr. Davis L. Goodman Aviation Mr. Glenn Goodman Aviation Mrs. Carroll Greear Christian School Education a Dr. G. Carl Green Bible Mrs. Martha Grace Green Speech Faculty 17 4 Mr. Stephen C. Green Mr. Roger Hamilton Mr. Frank Hartwig Dr. Ruth Haycock Chairman — Division of Aviation Missions Chairman — Christian School General Education Education 18 Faculty aN Mr. Horace Hoey Mr. Steve Kintner Mr. David LeGrand Mr. Dennis Martin Christian School Education Aviation Christian Education Physical Education Faculty 19 Se sca! A iS PARE RE Mr. Gary Meadors Miss Patricia Norton Mr. Gerald Priest Mr. Ronald L. Reinert Greek Music Bible Bible 20 Faculty Mr. Bill Schultz Mr. Gordon Smith Mr. William Thompson Miss Joan Winner Aviation Chairman — Division of Fine History Music Arts Faculty 21 Registar’s Office Mr. Shelby Harbour Registar Mrs. Joy Drake Mrs. Pennie Martin LEER R RA Ebb bb bb bbe bbe Business Office Staff Mrs. Janice Swanson, Mrs. Wilma Allred, Miss Jeanette Willard, and Mr. Cliff Ashburn. 22 staff 1 See era a ELON AA LAL AEA LLIN RECEPTIONISTS Karen Jacobs Vickie Andrews Diana Weber Mrs. Maye Reinert Tammy Cooper Martha Whitehart | ; Housemother | | | NIGHTWATCHMEN David Cooper Pete Schafer Ken Pack staff 23 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holladay Richard Skerjerly, James Morgan, Timothy Kato, Jeff Pugh, Usman Mayaki, Grace Peace, Amy Stover, Sherry Baker, Linda Cuthbertson, June Stover, David Hornbrook ‘ Barbara Malcom, Joanna Coker Staff 24 . pc pc = a STAFF ille Bowman and Mr. William Thompson Luc Mrs. Debbie Reed, Janet Bodsford, Ruth Law, and Sue Martin Staff 25 PRINT SHOP Mrs. Doris Manuel, Jeff Reed, Sharon Nickell, Marshall Sorber, Professor David LeGrand Staff 26 MAINTENANCE BOOKSTORE Mr. Bob James Mrs. Sarah Goodman fi j | O ) ® | ' lia Mr. B.T. Walter | STUDENT CENTER STAFF 7. Grace Peace, Ruth Allred, Judy Jackson, Betsy Hoey, Patty Edwards, Wendy Wolcott, Melody Sprinkle, Naomi Leonard Staff 27 Miss Ellie Shaw Mrs. Janet Cochran Secretary to the President Faculty Secretary Beth Hulsey Mary Looney Christian Service Secretary Secretary to the Deans Staff 28 Staff 29 Candids Leetutatidhineeaae eee ep aerearermmays way a. at wee ment « n 30 Candid a . clay coat otaawin cal a Ne ay A tl Ae nb ps Ee OU ey ain 2 AGI AB AS ee § At iy OB NSE FING ee AA cai BN Ai Ee aie . Ye Class Officers: Dan Weber, Vice-President; Andrea Ritter, Second Vice-President; Linda Thompson, Secretary; Cindy Gordon, Student Council Rep.; Charlie Peters, President Eric Baker Sherry Baker James Ball Sherri Barnett Freshman 32 Diane Adamos Ruth Allred Angela Anders Vickie Andrews Robin Atkinson Jay Barram Tony Beal Naomi Bean Patrick Beck Mark Benefield Merri Berry Deborah Blackford Robert Boessel Erwin Bohenstiel Raymond Bouvier Mike Brandon Dana Brewer Chad Brosius Eric Brandt O. Lee Bristow Lawrence Brown ntianseegneee F sch | Freshman 33 Daniel Calhoun Paul Carr John Chambers Ronald Chaney Wayne Chidkering Jimmie Childers Rita Coffey Terry Lynn Coggin Diane Coleman Ronald Coleman David Cooper Maurice Cousineau Melody Cox Glenn Crawford Annette Crowell Freshman 34 Pa hy eRe James Dale Raymond Edwards Robert Decker Jonie Faile Leon B. Dekker Ray Franklin Stephanie Dennis Bruce Freeman Douglas Divers Steven Fryar . Freshman 35 Mark Garland Sherry Geitgey Laura Gillispie Cynthia Gordon Andrew Gough sheet! SE SGy Pie te y _ ates Aeon a fl nee tae Ne Mind ve Pe moet Nee 3 CURSE y i) , Stephen Holshouser Paul Johnson Kenneth Kelley Tamara Holtzmann Randy Johnson Ruth Law Larry Johns Glenn Juelg Penny Lawson Fa Bobby Hales Linda Hi ckox Curtis Hall Kimbra Hicks Krista Hall Daniel Hoey Cynthia Harwell George Hofeling Connie Hedge Kenneth Holladay William Linthicum Monica Loflin John McKenzie Robert McKibben Barbara Malcom Cindy Manring Monte Mayberry Allen Miller Scott Moe James Morgan Benita Nicholson Kent Oviatt Suzanne Owen Robert Patterson Grace Peace Charlie Peters Jean Peters Sarah Peters Jack Peterson Joseph Pollard Elbert Price Clarence Pugh Scott Ranck 3 Hi i ae Monya Rasey Freshman 38 Gary Reed ; Jeffery Reed Davena Reeder John Reynolds Robin Richardson Andrea Ritter Ronald Ritsch Gay Robinson Gordon Ruby Thomas Schallhorn Richard Skjerli Neal Smith Robert Spry June Stover Donna Suttles Scott Szensy Richard Taylor Dana Tenney Rebecca Teere-Blanche Frankie Thomas Beth Thompson Linda Thompson Laurie Turner Er LLE OF Janet Vaughn Larry Walser Shirley Washburn Carla Waters Dan Weber Marie Vaughn Charles Walters Teressa Walters Nathan Watkins Timothy Wells William Vaugh Ely Wakefield Laura Walser Freshman 40 | Yhap i enevieve Donna Ziegler Audu Wod G ight Peter Wing Nelson Wr 4) lams ilson ill Freshman Stanley W Mark W William Wheeler Terry Wigington o aD sae aks bern WSs 7 ai: ne] = iss} —_= o fat ° E IE e 2 Bl - a 4) Thomas Wells Steve Cottle, President; Margaret Drake, 2nd Vice-Pres.; Joey Phillips, lst Vice-Pres.; Christy Nolt, Sec. Treas.; Pete Schafer, Student Council Rep. Debbie Albert Randy Alderman Betty Anderson Larry Arnold Dale Baker Ken Beckley Robin Belk Sophomores 42 Richard Bennett Robert Benton Steve Bond Mike Boone Andrea Bowe Steve Bunyan Keith Burch Brad Calhoun Celeste Caveness Sophomores 43 Dianne Chappell | a f | Hi ar ih Michele Cheek Mark Clark Paul Clark Tamara Cooper Ken Cofer Stephen Cottle Elwood Cox Peggy Cox Scott Denson Leigh Ann Evans Billy Foote Cindy Faile Levonda Funderburk Jeffery Failing Theresa Gray Richard Fenton James Grice Sophomores 44 Shirley Craddock Clinton Dalporto Margaret Drake Jan Epperson ee Sarah Delavan Robert Erb a ne oa Bruce Harold John Holmes Doug Griffith David Harrah Larry Haglund Sandy Hackney Vickey Hodges David Harrison Ricky James Gary Hughes Timothy Kato Ronald Jessup David Hornbrook Kim Hosaflook Demetra Jayne Ricky Jennings I Sophomores 45 Wayne Kellum Troy King Kim Lennon Bettina Leonard NaomiLeonard Danny Linville ® @¢ @¢ @ Te Ah IRIAN INN DEAT LWIA ANY RO TSAR ENIAC NTS Carol Looney Samuel Luku � ©@ @ @ 8 @¢ et @ 9 )� o _ Susan Manning Peter Marshall Eddie Matthews Usman Mayaki Sophomores 46 Kathy O’Connor Mike Owen Ken Peck Susan Peters Joey Phillips Kim Phipps Sophomores 47 Dale Meyerhoeffer Cynthia Moore Danny Murphy Carole Nelson Rachel Moore Christy Nolt or Gerald Powell Nick Pugh Ava Reynolds Janice Pittman Kent Pugh Stephen Puza Dick Riffle = A ai. i Soins “28 Darl Rist Pete Schafer Mary Jean Shoaf Ronald Shultz John Russell Joel Shoaf Ed Shover Sophomores 48 OOOO Ronnie Walters Steven Stover Tim Watkins Pete Thompson Bruce Updyke Donna Weems Shahn Wilburn Sophomores 49 Calvin Vaughn Hollis Williams Anita Volpe Leslie Wilson Junior Class |: oy Jeff Abernethy Cooper Abrams Jeff Adams William Anderson Paul Atkinson Sid Baker David Barnett Willie Beck Debra Bennett Chris Brown David Barnett — Student Council Rep. Lonnie Peters — Vice President Sharon Nickell Alan Cox Cathy Cox 2nd Vice President President Secretary Treasurer 50 Juniors Fascination to the nth degree! I gotta get out of here! Jim Brown Charles Carver Barbara Clark Joanna Coker C’mon Laura, just a bite? ee Wx he David Chambers Don Chappel Stewart Cottle Cathy Cox Juniors 51 f if «0 % a Darryl Chasteen Richard Cox John Deane Bruce Dickerson Kevin Donaldson Mary Edwards Patty Edwards Jack Ell iott Thurman Fain Terry Fales Danny Fulk Steve Gilreath 52 Juniors a Eugene Haithcox Ron Helsley Tim Heald James Hobbs Thomas Helm Juniors 53 Lynette Goehring Keith Griffin Tim Goehring Dean Gurley a Shy Ca Brian Hoffman Jack Hopson Johnny Horne Beth Hulsey Ernest Hodges Gene King Sandra Ingram Judy Jackson Dan Kelly Maurice Kennedy 54 Juniors er Jim Lawson Juniors Daniel Moore Pam Manuel Aileen Matthews Debbie Meade Larry Melton Tim Moody @araMoore Jerry Moore Sharon Nickell Gina Norton Papers! Papers! Papers! RA Thomas Norton Dennis Nunn Janice Parker Roger Parris Teresa Parr 5 D 56 Juniors ' : ' ' | Dawn Pauler David Potter Richard Perry Duane Pugh Let’s get rid of the Pres! Jack Purves Juniors 57 Ca Steve Pittman Kippi Repass : sata ili Robert Reynolds T.J. Robertson Kenneth Rock Paul Siceloff Lomax Skinner Rich Spencer Matt Staley Karen Steele David Stewart Amy Stover 58 Juniors Mark Sunderland Ken Tedder Karen Tesreau Marianne Thompson On my paper it says. . . Tim Tilley Cletis Titus Garland Turley Charles Vaughan Juniors 59 Theresa Thornton Carol Tilley cde sateen Ralph Voncannon ‘bey : : i ae Brad Weyant : tee pe deen Charles White June Ward Richard Wise Lucretia Waters Sam Watkins Wevaetteancr: wy Randall Yarborough Diana Weber just can’t afford it! Janiee Ziglae 60 Juniors OO SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS 62 candids CURRICULUM E ; ‘ . - 5 a - PE mee Ba ef - ats al re neta cts Te OE y ALN cd te Sa . ae eT e A ts . ce 5 ao Bs zines emess IS EE SS eee an Bachelor of Theology Degree Program The Bachelor of Theology degree program curriculum is primarily designed as a terminal program to prepare students for the pastoral office. Within the program one may also minor in a youth ministry, missions, or major in missionary- aviation. 64 Curricula Curricula 65 The Missionary-Aviation program is aimed towards the vocational goal of becoming a missionary with aviation skills. The specific objectives of this course are (1) to provide a student with the Biblical knowledge necessary for an adequate ministry as a missionary, (2) to assist the student in the development of personal qualifications for the vocation, (3) to develop the skills needed for a church-planting ministry, and (4) to give the student adequate aviation instruction to fly and maintain an airplane as a missionary. Students choosing this curriculum spend five years of study at Piedmont Bible College and at Missionary Aviation Institute. During this five-year program, the student is expected to acquire his private license, commercial pilot license, instrument rating, and his airframe and power-plant rating. The Bachelor of Theology degree is conferred upon successful completion of all courses at both institutions. Applicants for the Missionary-Aviation program must be tested, interviewed, and evaluated for potential flight skills before being accepted in the program. This flight camp is held at the beginning of the Fall Semester. Students who have been accepted for the College, but who do not qualify for aviation may enroll in an alternative college curriculum. Missionary-Aviation Program The Bachelor of Science Degree program provides a dual major in Bible and Christian School Education. It is designed to prepare teachers for the elementary-level teaching. This five-year program is designed especially to meet the needs of Christian schools. It provides a broad background in the content subjects, a solid Biblical studies major and a full professional education for the prospective teacher of early childhood and intermediate grades. All studies are presented from a Biblical viewpoint. Student teaching takes place in Christian schools. Requirements are so planned that a graduate who secures a teaching position and desires North Carolina teacher recognition will be qualified for an A”’ provisional certificate. In North Carolina, a permanent “A” certificate is available to those who pass the National Teacher Examination and complete one year of teaching satisfactorily. Bachelor of Science Degree Program 66 Curricula span boii aypiasemnmnce at td Bachelor of Music Degree Program The Bachelor of Music degree program with a major in Church Music is designed: (1) to provide professional training in the field of Church Music for qualified students who feel called of God to prepare for a ministry in church music; (2) to give practical experience in various church music activities; (3) to inculcate a Biblical philosophy of music based on the spiritual needs of the church to which he will minister; (4) to provide intensive training in one area of applied music (voice, piano or organ) and functional training in the other two applied areas. Since many churches desire a minister of music who is also able to aid in the administration of the educational program of the church, enough Christian Education courses are included to give a minor proficiency in Christian Education. This course requires satisfactory completion of 167 semester hours which includes a major in Bible, a major in Church Music and a minor in Christian Education. Curricula 67 The Bachelor of Religious Education program curriculum is designed: 1. To develop, by study and practice, those personal and professional skills needed by the student to fulfill his calling to one of the Christian ministries. 2. To impart knowledge of the areas of service, history, philosophy, methods, resources and materials in the field of Christian Education. B a C helo r of 3. To bring about an understanding of the organization and administration of the educational agencies of the church. The R l 7 , Kd degree program requires satisfactory completion of minimum of e uStous ucatton 130 semester hours. P Four different minors are available for those majoring in rogram Christian Education and Bible. They are Administration, Youth Leadership, Missions, and Church Music. : = att 68 Curricula MP The three-year Christian Worker’s Diploma program is designed primarily to give the student a basic knowledge of the Bible and educational activities of the local church. The diploma course requires satisfactory completion of 96 semester hours. | Three-Year Worker’s Diploma Program Curricula 69 Piedmont Bible Evening School The courses for the E.T.T.A. Preliminary Certificates are: Old Testament Survey I II Understanding People New Testament Survey Sunday School Success Teaching Techniques For an Advanced Certificate from E.T.T.A., these six more courses are required, making twelve courses in all: The Missionary Enterprises Biblical Beliefs Evangelize through Christian Education Vacation Bible School The Triune God Your Bible PURPOSE: To provide sound Bible training for busy people whose schedules allow only a minimum of time for formal training. POTENTIAL: Students may obtain a certificate of achievement after 36 semester hours of credit have been accumu- lated. For 38 hours of credit a diploma is issued and at the completion of 60 hours of credit a gold seal is added. 70 Curriculum ee a A ieee ae aS Ph ale ater “el at TS, ie Shige! ORGANIZATIONS — s oo Ken Beckley, Ricky Jennings, Mark Garland, Wendy Wolcott, Barbara Dains, and Pam Watkins. OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mr. Horace Hoey advisor Sherry Geitgey copy Larry Johns photography Kathy O’Connor layout 72 Fanal Until the daybreak, and the shadows flee away . . . Official Publication of Piedmont Bible College, Inc. Charles H. Stevens Donald K. Drake Mary E. Thompson Editor Editor Managing Editor Piedmont Pockets for our Aprons Progress SRO eS: Editorial (Steven’s Outline Sermons) PabcO Rt OPUR PREACHING THE BIBLE Daybreak 73 ee eee Who’s Who . i 2: - @€t Lh bie ) aa Lois Ward, Linda Cuthbertson, Lynn Porter, Martha Burkett, Becky Hales, Dawn Bushaw, and Aileen Matthews. Dwane Pugh, Steve Harlos, Russ Presson, and Gary Moore. 74 Who’s Who |U_._._._ rrr eee Delta Epsilon Chi Junior Marshalls EEE a —— — — —— Ne ee STUDENT COUNCIL HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE 76 student organizations PIEDMONT WIVES Piedmont Wives brought a new excitement to P.B.C. this year. The autumn opened with a birthday party for everyone. The “yum yum” cakes and goodies at their bake sale added more fun and calories for P.B.C. students and money for the Piedmont Wives. The annual valetine banquet is always a highlight for the Piedmont Wives, and this year was no exception. Piedmont Wives 77 eee . ais ‘ br phen F 78 chapel choir chorale 79 eae ara¥-- eee I a ES ee Piedmont Missions Fellowship Keith Griffin, June Ward, Laurie Crowell, Ken Beckley, Aileen Matthews, Tim Moody 80 PMF _— i i EEE Conference isstonary Piedmont M ‘And ye shall be witnesses unto me.”’ Acts 1:8 U.S.A. — Tim Evans, Alaska; BMM; Laura Crowell, Michigan, Rural Bible Mission; Kim Clarke, Utah, BMM;; Lois Day, Utah, BMM; Barbara Dains, Utah, BMM; Martha Burkett, Wisconsin, Shepherd’s Home; Patty Edwards, Wisconsin, Hiawatha Baptist Mission; Dan Kelly, Alaska, BMM; Tim Moody, Texas, Fellowship of Baptists for Home Missions. Starting At Home “preach the gospel to every creature.’ Mark 16:15 Canada — Dale Gordon, Northern Canada Evangelical Mission Summer Missionaries 82 —————O—O—OO—O— ee LL_L. é... sewwdde ee ere SUMMER MISSIONARIES And Going Into All The World England — Becky Hales, BMM; Steve Harlos, BMM; “Go ye therefore and teach all nations.’’ Matthew 28:19 Brazil — Aileen Matthews, ABWE; Dawn Bushaw, ABWE. Preacher’s Fellowship +4 eee’ ee See 4 4 tt Sais Se eRe Set ee Sa a Oe ee = ee Ee set ad We hg | AN fe p j § , % ry hy a . - Wh oe see eee { 1 A AAA AA ts ARASH AAA AAT PT C5 AINA TTT, ee HCE vent! Ch ROMP RR ERA ETT! i ee ies ei peat eh aah yy 4 Hee Pepe nant ee Siseeeeawe yee Daal ; ea RH of | Aled bite. 6.2 weet eee 4 rs er e tog, © ; awe? Officers: Jack Hopson, Dennis Nunn, and Tom Helm. hel = 84 Preacher’s Fellowship ee ae ore WR = Becta SEs net ah, Pee ALL SPORTS DAY Jur a aa « ss neg, nb ee Pe 5 SOCCER SEASON SEVENTY-NINE Basketball Team PRE SOR Sele Ree Re ES wee Bios i AD Aina COMBS Asie, EES eee Le ee eee REE ik) RBG CLLR RSME ONS BEES SL. See EER EE EES OR, CNEL SEGA ES LES BET RR Ween BOE | a. 1 Brad Weyant, Neil Smith, Sid Baker, J.R. Cousineau, Bill Smith, Mark Clarke, Andy Thompson, Dan Weber, David Harrah, Barry McKenzie 90 Basketball TT Basketball 91 92 Cheerleaders candids 93 94 candids Ree Speer Ay sng wager eee , +h Of ZO eee Oe 96 Candlelight Carols Candlelight Carols 97 98 Christmas Banquet Christmas Banquet 99 Mid- Winter Bible Conference 100 Mid-Winter Bible Conference SP. Le ed “Wage @ 2 2 Mid-Winter Bible Conference 101 Alumni 102 WELCOME HOME ALUMNI Dean Reinert alumnus of the year. ALUMNI VS PREACHERS Alumni 103 Martha Burkett Sue Martin Homecoming 104 Janice Ziglar Junior Class Representative Teresa Gray Sophomore Class Representative Homecoming 105 Andrea Ritter Freshman Class Representative CHRISTIAN SERVICE Sep eee Ee ee Te 106 Christian Service ice 107 tian Serv 1S Chr Echoes of Praise Mary Jean Shoaf, Danny Linville, Michele Cheek, Cathy Davis and Leroy Davis ABUNDANT LIFE Tammy Cooper, Lynette Goehring, Joy Gartland, and Kippi Repass Ra INS ) nay ‘ NEW LIFE John Holmes, Jeff Collins Janet Moore, Donna Woodle Cathy Cox Summer Teams 108 Chapel 109 Blood Mobile 110 CAMPUS LIFE Billy Griffin Senior R.A. adil er | CRINEIGH HAL David Barnette R.A. R.A. Lynette Goehring Senior R.A. Mary Looney Linda Cuthbertson R.A. Lois Ward R.A. TJ Robertson LEE HALL Sharon Nickell R.A. Becky Hales R.A. Bob Erb R.A. Dan Fusco R.A. STEVENS HALL Steve Harlos R.A. Dorms 114 Birthday Party Banquet 1at10Nn Av Socials 115 Socials Los men host openhouse Socials 117 118 Candids ce COCCCCCCCtCNNN(( ( ( ( ( ( é éézé....g eee Impure si et MT honaia! sh ® Le 65 2 3, ea Se eee ” oe Rei: Bid, Roger Bayne Chjion Forge, VA © nip i Bachelor of Theology Sen. 4, B£L Se Se OF 120 Seniors eS Seniors 121 BRE. Missions BRE. Administration 122 Seniors MOTs B.R.E. Missions 123 Lindy Cuthbertson Garbara Dains tincolu Lurk, MI Wi Fam Davis Lots Day Winston-Salem, NC. Mocksville, NGC. BRE. Christian Day School BRE. Administration BRE. Administration Bill Day Winn Salen, NC 124 Seniors eli Mike D, OLtU Tom D Qoid, MIF Bachelor of Theology NG. JSchoot Winston adler, BRE. Christian Day Seniors 125 Sim Goars China Grove, BRE. Missions Robert Fuircloth Ob OW7l | Syn NG. a 7%. Missions blizabeth Ford Kokomo, SNA Christian Workers Diploma Latty Fox Orlando, FL QB. Ne, G.. Administration 126 Seniors i Daniel Fusco- Lexington, N.C. t Cajon, CA Administration Nlssions: Reece Yeorge Billy Hryffin Winston JSalem, NC. Rocky Mount, MC. Seniors 127 SUOISSY - ° D No eno LYE fas D e WOO) “9B Uf Ne PUOUPSY YD LPR LOMS 128 Seniors WOOD ABE reeergre Bye ervret TTT RI@Peel iit iat 7 MUP OIY 63 f0 APY Diy CE OTD STIG 004A? TL PAID “PY Vib Ur1YYff, Seniors 129 at WN APL oe Aa, ae fod © Wi z ehh) ¥ , Gerald Sngram Koren Jacobs i Kernersville, NC. Durham, NC. a rT Robbte Johnson Paul Kiser J bachelor of Sheology Burlington, MGC. Covington, KY Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Theology Administratiag, B.R.E. 18 Ss Be eS en 130 Seniors remtienae st ai Marty Lato Sanford, N-C. Harold Love Administration Greensboro, NC. B.RSE. BRE. Administration Seniors 131 Buddy LOWMAaA Glenunons, NC. Administration Gene McDuffie Danville, VA BRE. 132 Seniors e Dave Martin Ontarto, Canada Bachelor of Sheoloyy Cortland, OFC BRC. Seniors 133 THEE Sue Murtin Me Vey Glen ood, CO Carbondalé Michaed Phyllis CO Rea Mashburn High 24 J B.R.E. Missions hoot Bu Aelor of Sheoloyy C Up a a C UY B.R.G. nt, NC. LLO1V CZ, BK. A USUS. TAA WLLL TOT TTT ii eT ie rriae i 1 134 Seniors David Mueller Greensboro, NC. BRE. Administration Bachelor of Theology Molden édiie Soofy Belypring, VA 6 Bachelor of Theology Michael | t | i | | Seniors 135 BRE. Christian Day School Jey Seyfert Madison, GH Christian Workers Diploma 136 Seniors Seniors 137 NY School Oswego, LL Day CArts. ay ae R 6B Bachelor of Sheoloyy 138 Seniors a ule HH} Yh z 5” y f 139 Seniors Rockotle, VA OB ; Re. os Christian Day School 140 Seniors What’s that ya say? 2 H = E H What is so interesting Pat? Seniors 14] Back in the olden days, we used to wear. . Keep lookin Bill. It’s got to be there some- where! Commencement 142 May 1975 May 1979 143 ‘ pee ee cate ey eae RRA Sot = 7 . : es ee