Southeastern University - Torch Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

| | 1985 TORCH Southeastern College | 1000. Longfellow Blvd. Lakeland, Florida : Volume 40 “gt ... the Bible is the inspired and only infal- lible and authoritative written Word of God. ... there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. ...1n the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ, in His virgin birth, in His sinless life, in His miracles, in His vicarious and atoning death, in His bodily resurrection, in His ascension to the right hand of the Father, in His personal future return to this earth in power and glory to rule the nations. . in the Blessed Hope — the rapture of the Church at Christ’s coming. ... the only means of being cleansed from sin is through repentance and faith in the precious blood of Christ. . .. regeneration by the Holy Spirit is abso- lutely essential for personal salvation. ... the redemptive work of Christ on the cross provides healing of the human body in answer to believing prayer. ... the baptism in the Holy Spirit, accord- ing to Acts 2:4, is given to believers who ask for it. . in the sanctifying power of the Holy Spirit by whose indwelling the Christian is enabled to live a holy life. . in the resurrection of both the saved and the lost, the one to everlasting life and the other to everlasting damnation. Southeastern College is a regional college, owned and operated by the Southeastern Districts of the Assemblies of God. Each cooperating district is represented on the Board of Directors. This board determines the policies and the operation of the col- lege, is responsible for the financial sup- port, and selects the administrative offi- cers of the college. The actual carrying out of the policies and the operation of the col- lege is the responsibility of the administra- tive officers. ALABAMA — Rev. Vaudie Lambert, Jr., Supt.; Rev. Nelson E. White, Asst. Supt.; Rev. Roy D. Creamer, Sec.; James W. Akers, Layman Rep. APPALACHIAN — Rev. Irvin G. Steiding, Supt.; Rev. Jack M. Carnley, Asst. Supt.; T.R. King, Sec.; Carl Calfee, Layman Rep.; Rev. Rex Anspaugh. GEORGIA — Dr. Aaron M. Wall, Supt.; Rev. L.M. Addison, Asst. Supt.; Ervin Smith, Sec.- Treas.; Bruce Armstrong, Layman Rep. NORTH CAROLINA — Rev. Charles Cook- man, Supt.; Howard F. Fortenberry, Asst. Supt.; Rev. Charles Kelly, Sec.; Rev. Gerald Chapman, Layman Rep. PENINSULAR FLORIDA — Rev. J.F. John- son, Supt.; Rev. Gordon Matheny, Asst. Supt.; Rev. E.R. Schultz, Sec.; Paul Sherrick, Layman Rep. SOUTH CAROLINA — J. Edward Blount, Supt.; Rev. Steven Brown, Asst. Supt.; Rev. Vic- tor Smith, Sec.; Ronald D. Clark, Layman Rep. WEST FLORIDA — Dr. Robert J. Gatlin, Supt.; Rev. Crawford Railey, Asst. Supt.; Rev. Auburn E. Hall, Sec.-Treas.; Charles Nortin, Layman Rep. Ee Bt ns ¥ polit ta an ta cng er “F Fh. 4 Set nga A YEAR OF A TIME FOR REJOICING Southeastern College was founded in 1935 as South-Eastern Bible Institute. It was originally located in New Brockton, Alabama until 1940 when it was consolidat- ed with Beulah Heights Bible In- stitute in Atlanta, Georgia. The fi- nal move to its present location was not made until 1952. What began in 1935 as a burden for a Bible training school has grown into America’s third largest Assemblies of God college. The vi- sion to make Southeastern a Christ-centered school with aca- demic excellence has not died, but continues to burn in our present administration and student body. While looking at the past fifty years in perspective, we must real- ize that Southeastern College is the product of much prayer and sacrifice. Let us strive to continue in the vision. We truly have a cause for rejoicing when we realize that God has blessed Southeastern’s past and will continue in His faith- fulness for our future. Our new library is still only a picture but with the help of the Lord it will be a reality soon. CCRT eae OF €SncaTiogy PiiSical, és Southeastern’s faculty take a genuine “Grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.” A YEAR OF REJOICE IN THE LORD As Southeastern’s Fiftieth An- niversary approaches we can re- joice in the school, but let us also rejoice in the Lord daily. The joy of the Lord is our strength. When we think about what we've come through to where we are right now in the Lord, each of us will find that we have much to be thankful for. Thank Him for His presence when He seems far away. Thank Him for His guidance that leads us to righteousness. Thank Him for His unfailing love when no one else cares, and His wonderful deeds when we need a special touch. Thank Him for His provisions, for he satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry. Thank Him for the victory in the midst of the battle. Thank Him for His sal- vation so rich and free. The list of things to be thankful about is end- less but I Thessalonians 5:16-18 sums it up well. “Be joyful always, rie ¥ yee | pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” wee eens Toe Noth Arnica =: ou in missions?” “Could I interest y “T know that check tis in there!” a = ea el “Those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength.” A YEAR OF REJOICE IN FRIENDSHIP When we look back at the years that we have spent at Southeast- ern, some of the most im portant memories that we will have will be of the special friendships that we made. Memories of the craziness of dorm life, lighthearted pranks, sil- ly jokes and frivolity will go with us. But more precious will be the friendships that made us grow as both humans and as Christians. Memories of prayer partners on our halls, encouraging hugs, get- well cards, and secret conversa- tions about a confidential sweet- heart. Some of us will make a friend and decide to keep him or her around for the rest of our lives. Many of us will have met our spouses here by the time that we graduate. Even if we leave without a spouse, we will still have strong friendships to rejoice in. We will have friends who have seen us as we really are, who know our inse- curities and fears, and yet love us still. Let us remember to give God thanks for friendship. MR. AND MISS Jay Stewart is a Bible Major-Christian Education Minor from Colum- bus, Georgia. Cindy Freed is an Elementary Education Major from Newcastle, Pennsylvania. 10 Brprenssst First Runner-Up Eric Jenkins and Christie Hicks ns : Oo Oo @ ¢ ¢¢ % % oa @¢¢ © @ ¢ 4 fea. oy ieee SO Sy eS Up Sammy Rowland and Tece Fisher Second Runner- Sammy Rowland is a Ministerial Major from Easley, South Carolina. Tece Fisher is a Missions Major from Leeds, Alabama. Eric Jenkins is a Missions Major. Christie Hicks is an Elementary Education Major from Bradenton, Florida. 11 bios ats. 6 Ist Runner-Up — Tece Fisher Homecoming Queen — Cindy Freed It — 2nd Runner-Up — Bruni Gautier 3rd Runner-Up — Karen Tschoepe 12 Sophomore Attendant — Kendra Hale le Hoffman Attendant — Suz Junior Per fe Freshman Attendant — Paris Clevenger 13 14 1985 u . nat , a PRESIDENT JAMES L. HENNESY On behalf of the administration, the faculty and the student body, the 1985 Torch staff would like to dedicate this year’s yearbook to a man, not only totally dedicated to the Lord and to his family, but also to Southeastern. His vision to make Southeastern the finest Assemblies of God College, both in academics and spiritual life is evident to everyone. From the tremendous growth and change that has taken place at Southeastern, under his leadership for the past four and a half years, we can say that his vision is coming to pass. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate this anniversary edition to the man who deserves it most, President James L. Hennesy. CHEN MISSIONS Saith the Lord. But by my Spirit, Nor by power, +S “20 £ S Pe Rieasennieiade A YEAR OF ————————_ w 4 4 Study to show thyself approved. “That’s Greek to me.” 16 A YEAR OF JUBILATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF 50th Anniversary TWEE: 17 KOs WoL OSHA M OW OHO LOMO HA LOYM ODO LO9 YW OLLO LW OLL ONO LOYD OLW OSLO OLY OLL OIRO “py Frornainainainainainainatnatnatnatnatnainatonatns 18 xe PRESIDENT AND RS. HENNES An excellent wife, who can find? For her worth is far above jewels.” ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : DVI IAIN INDI MIDI MARMARA DAM AMOS. 19 CEG eat fa oe Sf yOLQNOLONOA OY O MOL NOL OL OLL OLD OLR L OLN OLL OAL OOD ORL 9 COLL OSL OAWOL WOLD OLA WOLYOYW OL MOS OLMA MOLL O4S Dr. Edgar Lee Vice-President of Academic Affairs | Mr. John Kautz III Vice-President of Administrative Services RIDIN DIA AIR DIN DID DID DIDI RIO AID AI AMIN DVO AIG 20 Director of Development and ar ee Student Life and Ministry Executive Director of Admissions Dr. Charles Spong Vice-President of Sheldon Rev. Royce and Records Rev. Elwood Rakes College Relations PIAA AIARION, Rev. Alan Armstrong Assistant Professor Chairman, Dept. of Music Music “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 1:6 Mrs. M. Faye Arndt Instructor English “Man’s steps are ordained by the Lord, How then can man understand his way?” Proverbs 20:24 Col. Robert Bailey Col., in Professor of Military Science “Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called Sons of God.” Matthew 5:9 Rev. James Barnard Instuctor Missionary in Residence Missions “T urge you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service of worship.” Romans 12:1 Rev. L. Percival Breusch Associate Professor English “For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set you free from the law of sin and of death.” Romans 8:2 facult faculty Picture not available Seite bie gr rea EagE YF AT rato bag Y TACUICYV TACIIIT-V §£='T£ faculty faculty fe faculty faculty Mrs. Ruth A. Breusch Professor Chairman, Missions Dept. Missions “Seek first His kingdom and His righteous- | ness: and all these things shall be added unto Matthew 6:33 Rev. David R. Bundrick Assistant Professor Bible “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 1:6 | Rev. Charles Burrows Instructor Practical Ministry “Casting all your care upon Him; for He care | for you.” } I Peter 5: | Rev. Roger L. Cadenhead Instructor Education “Delight yourself in the Lord; And He wil | give you the desires of your heart.” : Psalms 37: | Dr. Dale E. Campbell Assistant Professor Director, Athletic Dept. Health and Physical Ed. “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lon | Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God¢ | all comfort; who comforts us in all our afflict |! tions so that we may be able to comfort thos |} who are in any affliction with the comfort wit || which we ourselves are comforted by God.” 2 Corinthians 1:3, culty _ facult; y faculty — facult Rev. Jack C. Cramer Professor Administrative Faculty Library |||How blessed is the man who finds wisdom, | ind the man who gains understanding.” Proverbs 3:18 Dr. L. Grant Daniel : Professor Chairman, Dept. of Psychology Psychology |For just as the body without the spirit is pad, so also faith without works is dead.” i James 2:26 | Rev. Michael L. Dusing Assistant Professor Acting Chairman, Dept. of Philosophy Acting Chairman, Theology Dept. Systematic Theology [rust in the Lord with all your heart, And do ot lean on your own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5 | Rev. Robert J. Elliott | Associate Professor | Chairman, Christian Education Christian Ed. 'And we know that God causes all things to ork together for good to those who love God, those who are called according to His pur- yse.” | Romans 8:28 Ms. Kathleen FS. Ellison Instructor || Speech-Communications ‘for your husband is your Maker, whose ume is the Lord of hosts, And your Redeemer the Holy One of Israel, who is called the God all the earth.” All of Isaiah 54 (v.5) ___faculty faculty faculty faculty Rev. Charles A. Estridge Instructor Bible “Be diligent to present yourself approved of God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, handling accurately the word of truth.” II Timothy 2:15 Rev. Don D. Eudy Professor Chairman, History Dept. History, Social Studies “For whom He foreknew, He also predestined to become conformed to the image of His Son, that He might be the first-born among many brethren.” Romans 8:29 Dr. James F. Ferrell Professor Chairman, Div, Dept. of Education Director of Education Interns Education “And the things which you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses, these entrust to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also.” IT Timothy 2:2 Mrs. Francis R. Ferrell Instructor Education “And the Lord is the one who goes ahead of you; He will be with you. He will not fail you or forsake you. Do not fear, or be dismayed.” Deuteronomy 31:8 Rev. Steven M. Fettke Assistant Professor Acting Chairman, Bible Dept. Bible “Thus says the Lord, “Let not a wise man boast of his wisdom, and let not the mighty man boast of his might, let not a rich man boast of his riches; but let him who boasts boast of this; that he understands and knows Me, that I am the Lord who exercises loving kindness, justice, righteousness on earth; for I delight in these things,” declares the Lord.” Jeremiah 9:23, 24 Mr. Mark A. Goodwin Associate Professor Music, Theory “In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He will make your paths straight.” Proverbs 3:6 Rev. Lyle M. Hadler Associate Professor Social Sciences ” “Call unto Me and I will answer you... Jeremiah 33:3 Ms. Anita D. Hamilton Instructor Dean of Women Education “Those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength; They will mount up with wings like eagles, They will run and not get tired, They will walk and not become weary.” Isaiah 40:31 Ms. Linda Jones Assistant Professor Administrative Faculty Director of the Library “I am the Lord, I have called you in righteous- ness, I will also hold you by the hand and watch over you, And I will appoint you as a covenant to the people, As a light to the na- Lions eee Isaiah 42:6 faculty faculty __facult Dr. Linda G. Ligate Assistant Professor Music-Piano “The Lord your God ts in your midst, A victo- rious warrior. He will exult over you with joy, ' He will be quiet in His love, He will rejoice | over you with shouts of joy.” | Zephaniah 3:17 Mrs. Joy D. Lively Instructor Library “Enter His gates with thanksgiving, And His | courts with praise. Give thanks to Him: bless | His name. For the Lord is good; His loving- 4, kindness ts everlasting, And His faithfulness ¥ to all generations.” | Psalms 100.4, 5 Ms. Donna L. McGibney Instructor Assistant Dean of Women Education “Call to Me, and I will answer You, and I will §' tell you great and mighty things, which you do | not know.” Jeremiah 33:3 Ms. Rita E. Meadows Professor Education ‘Worthy art Thou, our Lord and our God, to , eceive glory and honor and power: for Thou | lidst create all things, and because of Thy will i hey existed, and were created.” Revelation 4:11 Rev. Edward J. Monserrate Instructor Practical Ministry “I go about mourning without comfort: I stand | up in the assembly and cry out for help. I have | become a brother to jackals, and a companion |) to ostriches.” 1 Job 30: 28, 29 | Education coiant adie alee Se es | -ngthens me.” Mrs. Carmen Rodriquez Instructor Language Mr. David C. Mullins | Instructor “Therefore if any man is in Christ; he is a new creature; the old things passed away; behold, new things have come.” IT Corinthians 5:17 ‘elight yourself in the Lord; and He will give 4 the desires of your heart.” ; | Psalms 37:4 Mr. H. Terris Neuman Dr. Jack Q. Sharpe Professor Instructor : : ; Chairman, Social Sciences Dean of Men é Bible Psychology, Counseling “I glorified Thee on the earth, having accom- plished the work which Thou hast given Me to do.” ut our God is in the heavens; He does what- or He pleases.” Psalms 115:3 John 17:4 Mr. Gary L. Reedy Associate Professor Music Mrs. Meredith Sharpe Instructor Music _ all your ways acknowledge Him, And He | make your paths straight.” Proverbs 3:6 , “Sing to the Lord a new song...’ Psalms 149:1 Mrs. Melody Reedy Instructor Physical Education Mr. Daniel A. Solberg Associate Professor English “For the eyes of the Lord move to and fro throughout the earth that He may strongly support those whose heart is completely His.” 2 Chronicles 16:9 2 you not know that your body is a temple oj Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have 'n God, and that you are not your own?” I Corinthians 6:15 Rev. William C. Richardson Professor Acting Chairman, Div., Religion Chairman, Practical Ministry Bible, Religion can do all things through Him who Mrs. Peggy L. Spong Instructor Business “But as for me, I trust in Thee, O Lord, I say, | “Thou art my God.” My times are in Thy | hands.” | Psalms 31:14, 15 | Philippians 4:13 Dr. Donna M. Stark Associate Professor Natural Sciences “O Lord, how many are Thy works! In wisdom Thou hast made them all; The earth is full of Thy possessions.” Psalms 104:24 Dr. Joseph G. Stearns Professor Chairman, Speech-Communications Dept. Speech “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside quiet waters. He restores my soul; He guides me in the paths of righteous- ness For His name’s sake ... All of Psalms 23 (v. 1-3) Rev. Wie L. Tjiong Assistant Professor Education “O Lord, our Lord, How majestic is Thy name in all the earth!” Psalms 8:9 Dr. Michael B. VanDoren Instructor Practical Ministry Bible, Theology “But the wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, reasonable, full of mercy and good fruits, unwavering, without hypoc- risy.” James 3:17 Dr. James A. West Professor Chairman, Div., Humanities Chairman, English Dept. English “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; And through the rivers, they will not overflow you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be scorched, Nor will the flame burn you.” Isaiah 43:2 faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty _ facul faculty _ facul facull, Mrs. Martha Jean Whiddon Instructor Education “IT can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13 Dr. Thomas G. Wilson Professor Dir., Continuing Education Practical Ministry “If you confess with your mouth Jesus a Lord, and believe in your heart that Goe! raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved.’ | Romans 10: Dr. Kenneth Wireman Professor Chairman, Div., Sciences Chairman, Business Dept. Chairman, Military Science i Chairman, Natural Science | Science, Math i “Seek first His kingdom and His righteous: ness and all these things shall be added ti you.” | Matthew 6:33 | Mrs. N. Rebecca Woods Instructor English “Seek first His kingdom and His righteous ness and all these things shall be added ti | you.” ; Matthew 6:3 Mr. Irvin H. Ziemann Associate Professor Chairman, Language Dept. Greek if “Have this attitude in yourselves which w also in Christ Jesus, who, although He ex is in the form of God, did not regard equali with God a thing to be grasped, but emptiel | Himself, taking the form of a bond servani | and being made in the likeness of men ...| | faculty faculty — faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty faculty fac Oa A hig lh a Admissions and Records: Mrs. Betty Wireman, Trina Youngblood, Charlotte Stan- ford, Joyce Brakmeier SOOM PF SOOO ee Ya 5 OAS Cf 5 ROOVS ad Promo tions: Melanie Stewart, Lennette Deal Financial Aid: Mary Austin, Shelly Wilson, Charlotte Whitaker, Margaret Matthews ape wae ae | | j Secretary — Louise Lee Secretary — Glenna Rakes Secretary — Peggy Rizer S Business Office: Amy Brown — Senior Accountant, Jeannie Tedder — CRT Operator, Ruth Mr. Crawford Connor — Business Office Manager and Fi- Carver — Cashier, Phyllis Jacobs — Accounts Receivable Clerk, Nina Gunter — Accounts nancial Aid Director Receivable Clerk. ; TOI ELT ITT TIEN ITTV Secretary — Valarie Decaro Ee Noy Secretary — Margie Shephard Secretary — Cindy Moore Dennis Brown — Computer Services Manager, Lorna Con- nelley — Senior Computer Operator ¢ TILL ce meses congue 2h Scented ead a ee mene net aoe Scaeal Coed memes nen Tt Mailroom: Ann Walker, Helen Queen Maintenance and Housekeeping: Ethel Petersen — Bauer Maid, Glenn Hayes — }) Janitorial Supervisor, Wendel E. Farley — Plant Engineer, Claudette Spencer —¥¥ Bethany Maid, Jeff Clements — Maintenance Personnel. Not pictured are Shirley Ethridge — Spence Maid, Alford Sands and James Sheperd. Dining Hall Staff: Norma Fowler, Eileen Timmer, Ola Mae Kemp, Pam Jarvis, Helen Heistand, Margaret Lamonthe, Mary Boltz, Katherine Stokes, Evangelina Mankin, Donna Hayes, Hazel Martin, Joyce Shook, Harvela Cook, Ethel Miller, Robert La- monthe, Jim Greene, Frank Paccheco, Randi Bucci and Bill Mingee. CLASSES seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors 4 = Ss o w seniors seniors seniors seniors © seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Douglas Abbott Jack Adams Marilyn Aleman ; caer ' Janet Anderson Bible — Christian Ed. Bible — Sacred Music Bible — Christian Ed. Elementary Ed. -geniors seniors « Edward Baker Susan Baldwin David Barkley Sharon Bennett Ministerial Missions Music Ed. 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History Missions Missions seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors sé Lee Jenkins Missions Karen Parrish Kuntz English Mark Larson Ministerial Gary Linn Bible — Christian Ed. Timothy Johnson Psychology Danita Lance Elementary Ed. Richard Levens Social Studies Patrick Mahar Ministerial seniors seniors seniors Huburt Kelly History Steven Lance Ministerial Greg Lichi Ministerial Clay Manos dr. Ministerial seniors seniors Bill Knorr English Carolyn Landrum Bible — Christian Ed. Roland Licona Bible — Christian Ed. Duke Matlock Ministerial seniors seniors’ seniors seniors mM @ 5 Ty 5 ie) s10Iuas sIO1Uas - sqoTuas ‘s1oTuas S1OTUOS Srojues —siotues siolues si0Iues siotues sz0tues- SIolues sIOIUsS s1OIUaS sIOTUes seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors . 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Music Ed. seniors seniors seniors seniors James Stewart Angela Tobin Karen Tschoepe Brenda Turner Bible — Christian Ed. History Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors SIOTUOS | s10lues s101ues i 4 ) | q Kelly Urban John Vastbinder Mayra Velez David Vespa | Elementary Ed. Pre-Seminary Music Ed. Bible — Christian Ed. siotues siotuas sioluas - SIOTUAS Ken Ward Gary Ware Brenda Watkins Naomi Whetstone Ministerial Missions History Bible — Business sIolues sioTuas S1OIUS si0ruas Robert Whitaker Brenda Wilkinson Kirk Williams Evelyn Williams Pre-Seminary Elementary Ed. Ministerial Elementary Ed. _ Sioluas S1o1uas sIolues SIOTUaS Wayne Wilson Paul Wiltsie Jack Yeager Gary Barcewell Ministerial History Bible — Psychology Ministerial sIotuas eniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors i seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors § seniors’ seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors. seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seni | FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOREVER “4 : 2 a é me . § eS Sending the graduates off with a prayer. The following people graduated in Decemoey George Brown Jr., Arlene Burnett, April Collins, Tammy Cress, Susan Dugan, Patric) Estridge, Cathy Evers, Thomas Florian, Carmen Gonzales, Henry Hauser, Carolyn Lan drum, Charles Leigh, Bonnie Nelson, Melody Reedy, Sandra Royster, Mary Stakelum, Anitt Stewart, Charles Stowe, Adrian Thomason, Katrina Thompson, Wayne Wilson, Paul Wilt sie, and Scott Young. 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JUNIORS Jeff Conner Jody Cox Greg Cress Eileen Daley Junine Darby Sandy Davidson Marcie Davis Bruce Deck John Dennis Kelly Miller Mike Dix Joni Doddemeade Neecie Edwards Barry Edgemon Steve Entsminger Veronica Fast “Those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength.” 46 Charlie Guthrie Tim Hampton Elaine Hancock Bill Hancock Scott Fenton Loma Finchum Donna Fish Greg Fitcher Marty Foley Michael Fordham Sandy Foxhall David Gillgren Joseph Glovacz Ray Goico Carolyn Gray Jerry Grillo “I’m going as fast as I can!” JUNIORS Troy Hardy Tony Hiles Arnold Hodum Suzie Hoffman Darian Holcombe Tom Hooper Jeff Houston Monica Huggins Mark Ivey Sidney Jackson Tim Johnson Tanya Jones Kathy Kasbaum Maria Khaleel Gerry Kilyk Mary Kitzmiller Jim Kultau Tony La Gamba Terri Larkin Billy Lawley Darryl League Patty Lecce Kevin Leideritz Rebecca Lett Deon Lett Elizabeth Lewis Ken Lewis Pauyl Litten Calvin Lyerla Scott Martin Kristen Mayer Mike McColley “Who, me? I didn’t do it.” John Meadows Gina Miller Thomas Millhorn Karen Mitchell Mike Mizell Tanya Morris Scot Mullen Tracy Myers Debbie Nelson Jeff Newby Julian Newton Sharon Olender Jeff Olson Don Orr Charles Osberg Julie Parker 50 This bird is ready to fly the coop! Susan Sisk Albert Skinner Sherri Skinner Andy Smith 6 Richard Patterson Robert Paulk Patti Peyton Connie Pinnell Rick Ramsey Melonie Reddy Norman Rice Thad Robbins Mark Romano Rick Schultz Kim Schwarz Janice Sharpe ‘Tt was the strangest thing I ever saw.” 51 Nancy Smith Nicki Smith Sherri Smith Jim Southern Dennis Strayer Shawn Sweeney Deann Sykes Elvira Tamargo Tim Thomas Sherri Todd Arthur Turner Debbie Vardman Jill Varner Brenda Vespa Fred VonKamecke Brent Welch “How about this white one?” Melonie Wheaton Marlena Whitaker John Whitesides Herbert Wilson Steve Winegreen Roberta Winter Rebecca Yeager Claire Ziolkowski see as “The idea is to RIDE the bike.” know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love “Later Lord, I’m busy!” to those who are called according to His purpose.” He 8 Rae ay Class Officers: Bill Davis President, Bryan See Vice-President, jibes Jackson Teen Linda Scheaffer Secretary, Che Skipper SGA Representative. Joseph Akins Terri Andrews Martha Arevalo Beth Asmus Gerry Aspinwall Lee Athey 54 Alicia Auffrey Brenda Auffrey Christopher Auld Sherri Austin Alisa Baggett Thomas Baldwin George Bambera Marie Barks Wilbur Barlow Kendra Blake Patricia Blakeney Jeff Bonzelaar Brian Boswell Rebecca Briscoe Russell Brockington Aimee Brooks Crystle Brown Julie Brown Kenny Brown Randy Brummitt Robin Bryant Gloria Bryant Deborah Burnard Carissa Buttram Creig Cavenaugh Alan Chouest Chris Classen Greg Clinton Harold Cole Deron Collins Brian Crane Ann Daigle Bill Davis Darlene Davis Marie Davis Karen Dickerson Stan Dragowski Kathy Duncan Bill Duncklee Michael Dunn 56 Eugene Duran Annette Durham Fred Earls Eric Ehrhart Phil Ellerbrock Tena Eubanks Robert Evans Tim Faircloth Jose Fernandez David Fouke III Wayne Garvin Greg Gillette Deborah Gilliland Tim Graff Kimberly Green Garry Guiffre Cindy Gulick Valerie Gustafson Rhonda Halbrook Nancy Ellerbrock 57 } j 7 Kendra Hale David Hall Terry Hannigan Wilford Hargrove Allen Harmon Leah Hollingsworth Rodney Howsare Lorraine Izzo John Jacobs Christian Jahnsen Robert Jeter Judy Johns Joe Johnson Tamara Johnson Jeff Jordan Marvin Judah Bryan Keech Krystal Larson Shelly Larson Wenonah Ledford 58 Walter Lichtenberg Barbara Lloyd David Lomanno David Long David Lowdermilk Philip Lyon | Karen McColley Tammy McKnight Bart Moore Rebecca Moore Zena Moore Susan Morford Steve Morrow : Wayne Nash I Wayne Nations F John Nerf David O’Brien | Carolyn Oswald Daniel Otero | Mitch Overman } 59 SOPHO RE Carol Owens Mike Perez Roy Peters Joe Phillips Kristine Phillips Terry Phipps Sandra Pigford Donna Pratt Julia Prince Kevin Quiles Jill Rafferty Greg Rakes Jeff Ramseyer Barry Ray Patricia Renshaw Bryan Ridgeway Jorge Rivera Sharon Robinson Wainoke Sanders Bryan Sayler Richard Schlabach Jeff Scurlock Linda Scheaffer Mark Sheldon Chris Skipper Britt Smedberg Darlene Smith Eddie Smith Joey Smith Robert Sparkman Garrett Starr Heather Steindam Patrick Stickler Mark Strayer Vivian Stressman Kim Sumner Dave Tabor Ava Tanner Sharyn Thorstenson Lorraine Thurston 61 Jack Tickles Elizabeth Tongue Robert Triplett Philip Varvell Carolyn Volle James Wade Jeff Wade Steven Waters Mary West Russell West Brian Whidden Preston Willey Traci Williams Dorothy Wilson Preston Wines Lisa Wright Angela Wyatt Jennifer Young Martin Young Lisa Zoltak “What's b. Let the Lord be your first love. ia Be ie bald spot back here?” iia “You SAID you had all the notes!” OE RK IR Freshmen Class Officers: Eric Troutt President, Eric Dorman Vice-President, Jennifer Martin Treasurer, Cee Cee Hueble Secretary, Mic | Chambers SGA Representative. David Acosta Cindy Allen David Allen Dionne Anderson Kevin Anderson Sophia Archer RS : = 3 Carlos Arroyo Greg Atkinson Sandy AuCoin Carmen Austin Melodee Baggett John Baker Terri Balkcom Mary Barbero Michael Bartholomew Phil Basala Bobby Basham 64 Robert Batchelor Edy Belles Lesli Belloit Curtess Belson Tony Bejamin Howard Bennett Nelsa Bermudez Tammy Biggs Neil Bontrager Richard Bowling Randy Box NOL oe Cindy Braddy John Bramblett Diana Brasch Kathy Briner Richard Clawson and the Family Crude. Cindy Brownell Tim Bryant Sherri Bryant Robert Buchanan Donna Bullock Carla Buttrum David Byers David Caban Charles Cabral Howard Cagle Bobby Campbell 65 FRESH. 66 Anna Carbo Lisa Cargal Candi Carmichael Jackie Carnley Pat Castro Jim Caufield Janet Cordero Dwayne Corn Rhonda Cornea Chuck Crabtree Andrew Creel Gilbert Crespo Keith Cavenaugh Mike Chambers Tawney Chapman Robert Chapman Tamara Charlton “What did you say his name is?” Paris Clevenger Christopher Cole Charlotte Coley Linda Coon Vanessa Corder Chris Chinonis Kim Clark Stephanie Classen Robert Clayton Carol Crouch David Cunningham Kelly Daniels Dan Daniszewski Jeff Davenport Kathy Davis Barbara DeBord Laura DeLoach Fred Degenhardt Nick Di Benedetto Darlene Dittman Kenny Driggins David Dunbar Dawn Kckles Jack Edwards David Elliott | Kelly Emmons Tim English Randy Erwin | Todd Erwin Mark Eudy Christopher Farkus Betsy Farnsworth Steve Fazzini Darlene Fedyski Dan Felice 67 ree oe res Meraris Figueroa Kirk Flanagan Gina Fowler Laura Freewalt Chris Friel David Gaffney Kurke Gary Dwayne Gates Pat Glombowski Robin Good Greg Goodwien Anthony Graffan Gary Gray Larry Guagliardo Chris Gulotta Pets aren’t allowed at Southeastern! Dan Hackney Dede Hamlin Ron Hanchey Connie Harmon Dennis Harris Scott Harrison Ben Hartman Darlene Harvey Pam Hassey Richard Hayes John Hernandez Rebecca Hernandez Robert Heywood Rolando Hinojosa Raeanne Holman Todd Howell Cecilia Hueble Rick Hughes Carole Hultgren John Hunsucker Celeste Jenkins Paula Johnston Lori Jones Duree Jones Ann Jones Pam Jones “Yuk, what’s that awful odor?” Tim Jones Kim Jones Don June Yonell Justilien Kim Kemp Debi Kennedy Kristy Kirby James Kochenburger Susan Koehler Lois Kolenda Donna Kordon 69 = . FRESHME 70 Jim Kozlowski David Lake Ronald Lambke Jean Laskey Tim Lastinger Robbin Lawrence William McCray Mae McLeod Tom McRae Melinda Mendoza Frank Miller Denise Milligan Aaron Lenard Melinda Leslie Tim Linn Sandra Litchfield Edwin Lopez Saas Studying in the lobby! Cornelia Martin Darin Maxwell April May Lee McBride Olive McCalmon Randy Lyons Mike Martin Dale Martin Jennifer Martin Joe Nelson Robin Newman Ligia Nieves Elcilio Nieves Terissa Mulkey Sam Murphy Annette Nabors David Nagy Vicki Nehring Annette Nixon Dave Nunn Steve Odum Bea Ormond Amy Pape Shannon Mims Tonya Minick Harold Moates Yvonne Mock David Morton Kurt Motsinger Robert Pascale Sharon Patterson Ken Pearse Gladis Perez Grant Perry Jeff Pesa Steve Pettis Dave Powell Steve Randall Laurie Ray Wally Reames III Michele Richert Alba Rodriguez James Rosser Michael Santiago Terri Sewell Theodore Shuler Tiffney Simmons Kim Simpson = Be Meno PERUSE Ms, dbo e Tg . 8 ede £ Heidi Simpson Marie Skinner John Slye Deanna Smith Charlene Smith Robert Snurr Kendall Sperrey Kim Sperrey Greg Standafer Nancy Stanley James Stauffer Robert Stephenson Pam Stewart 72 Stephanie Varvell Dawn Veal David Vespa Scott Vinecki Kipper Stitt Cathy Strickland Tina Tanner Randy Thomas Lamar Thomas Robert Thomas Melissa Throckmorton Eric Troutt Diana Tucker Ken Valardi Patrick Vandiver Skip Vines III Vicki Voorhees Carolyn Wade Mike Waldrop Tamara Watson Cary Waymire Sam Weaver 4 Jeff Weaver i Jeana Wells : Sheila Wester Vickie White 73 Wendy Whitfield Jim Wiggs Tanya Williams Harold Williams Beth Williams Joe Williams Lonald Williamson Patrick Williamson Tim Wilson Craig Wilson Kim Wilson Cindy Wise Greg Wolfe Ronald Woolsey Randy Worrell Melody Young a “Yep, it’s been one of those days?” A YEAR OF ARUSHA SRR ETN : STUDENT LIFE HUNDREDS ARE WELCOMED Whether it was a “welcome” for new students or a “welcome back” for returning students, the Wel- come Center had something for ev- eryone. The Missions Board had a booth reminding us that America is blessed. Many local churches also had booths for the students who are looking for a church away from home. The Flame, Torch, Drama Club, ROTC and many Sport Clubs each had booths to re- cruit new members. The cafeteria was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue to go with this year’s theme “Unite d We Stand”. Along with the booths and decora- tions there were also refreshments and music, all of which made the Welcome Center very successful. “Is this where I sign my life away?” 76 = = “Am I a Democrat or a Republican?” INTRAAURAL fc o [ir Ze CE = “Mother told me there would be days like this!” | } i | ALL TIED UP October 6, 1984 dawned bright and sunny for the 3rd Annual Alumni Challenge. Decked in shorts, Alumni T-shirts, and plen- ty of enthusiasm, the classes were ready for the battle. The crowds were entertained by such events as the bicycle race, the wheelbarrow race and the two-legged race just to mention a few. The competition ended up a battle between the “new comers” and last year’s “champs”. Who would reign? Point wise there was a tie between the freshmen and juniors so the last event, tug-o-war, determined the winners. The juniors came out on top but they split the prize mon- ey with the freshmen. = : : f Seo 8 : Pg | + Mol a. 4 : Ry MST Ee LMP, EAs Be eS ee Up, up and away! “They took off my training wheels!” 78 “... and that’s final!” ay “Lord, give me strength!” | f k © pti P Le ne us ‘Tm all tire-d out.” i Picking a date, Southeastern style. 2. LAE ao. es 79 THE MAIN EVENT On Saturday, October 13, the girls of Southeastern had a chance to lasso a man to escort her to Sa- die Hawkins. This year was more city-fied because it was held in- doors in the new Masterpiece Gar- dens Family Retreat Center. There was lots of singing and laughing and carryin’ on! Sherri Smith was named “Miss Sadie Hawkins”. Special music was provided by Corban. Everybody had a hum- dinger of a time. Ma and Pa ate Ree “Do you think I'll make cheerleading?” ran tgpssenctesnsp rl”? Suga “Hay, t’s over!” L “Tummy when . Good to the last drop =e ie tone a alii TIS THE SEASON The 1984 Christmas Banquet was welcomed by the students of Southeast- ern as a time to dress up and get into the holiday spirit before finals descended upon the vacation-minded students. The mood was light and festive throughout the evening. Entertainment was provided by members of the student body. It was very inspirational. The live nativity scene brought to mind the love that God has shown to us by sending His Son to earth. Truly there was a feel- ing of peace on earth and good will to- wards m en. AS = me Fe la IPA evil bo Sui “T can’t believe it’s instant!” Whe The Blessed Event. Christmas is a time for singing. 82 Two turtle doves anda... “T want to see Santa NOW!” Marty ministers mightily. == 84 NIGHT ON THE TOWN Each year the junior class sponsors and holds a banquet for the juniors and seniors. Since this is the last big event before graduation, the juniors go all out to make this an extra spe- cial event. Last year the banquet was held on Saturday, March 17 at the Hyatt Regency in Tampa. Entertain- ment was provided by Russ Taff. This year the Jr. Sr. Banquet was held on Friday, March 15 at the Las Fantanas, a Spanish style restaurant in Clearwater. Dinner started at 7:30 p.m. and the menu included chicken cordon bleu, green beans, dutchess potatoes, and chocolate moose. Steve Archer was the guest entertainer. It is always a night to remember. Bob and Cariss The Hyatt Regency in Tampa HT L. to R.: Jamie and Beverly, Terri and Kristine. “Are you sure everything is under control?” This is a formal occasion. 86 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 bet- ter 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 as I 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. Helen Steiner Rice Mr. James Lee Friends and family gathered for the happy occasion. Southeastern College Quintet joutheastern College’s 49th Annual Commence- it Activities took place on April 13, 1984 at 7:30 . at the Lakeland Civic Center. The National An- im was sung by Miss Anita Stewart. Next, the Invo- On was given by Reverend Edward Blount, Super- yndent of the South Carolina District. The Com- icement Addresses were given by Senior Speaker J “Did you really get the wrong diploma?” Thirty seconds till showtime! James Lee and by Reverend Charles E. Crank, Super- intendent of the Indiana District. The Southeastern College Quintet performed, “No Other Name” and “We’ll Stand Together.” The presentation of degrees was done by Dr. James L. Hennesy and the Benedic- tion was given by Dr. Aaron Wall, Chairman, Board of Directors, Superintendent of the Georgia District. SEEK THE LORD WHILE HE MAY BE FOUND Have you ever sang in a choir a thousand voices strong? It gives us a glimpse of what the choir in heaven must be like. Have you ever felt the Spirit move in a strong yet gentle way? It is God calling us to surrender all. Have you ever prayed with a thousand young peo- ple, for each other, and the dying world? It makes us see the power of united prayer. Have you ever been ministered to by a different minis- ter everyday? They come from all over the world and from different walks of life. Have you ever been encouraged and strengthened? I have ... in Chapel. A time of soul-searching. ) 5 Be still and know that I am God. up agp si MELE aca iccaniftherL ord: Sing unto the Lord. == 90 Sobhi Malek LOVE ENOUGH TO GO Love Enough To Go was the theme of this year’s Mission Convention held Sep- tember 17-21. The speakers included Ber- nard Johnson who is ministering to over 15 million impoverished children who roam the streets of Brazil, Sobhi Malek whose outreach ministry has become the largest Assemblies of God ministry to Muslims, Len Bartlotti who has been serv- ing as Director of Missions Mobilization at the U.S. Center for World Missions and is itinerating to go to Central Asia and Bill Burkett who has ministered in many “un- reached” areas of India, Russia, Poland, Indonesia, Spain and the Amazon. Along with these speakers there was also a tent set up outside the cafeteria containing in- formation on many areas of ministry. This is always a thought-provoking week. ORGANIZATIONS —TMAFGAS ROFIED phot SERS CON Fie tp NR ne er aS TT aes | 91 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION UNITED STAND Brent Welch — President Executive Officers: Brent Welch — President, Debbie Childress — Sect | tary, Dave Tabor — Vice-President, Cindy Freed — Treasurer. 92 Senate Members: Brent Welch Dave Tabor Cindy Freed Debbie Childress Richard Schlabach Gabriela Barber Jay Stewart Connie Pinnell Bill Davis Eric Troutt Kristie Nelson Chris Skipper Monica Huggins Mike Chambers Julie Parker Creig Cavenaugh Eric Jenkins David Gillgren Marty Foley Karin Tschoepe Adrianne Thomas Ken Ward Carol Owens Kim Sumner Gerry Aspinwall Bobbi Buckingham 93 94 ARES Gabriela Barber Editor Thanks to: Garry Linn, Darrin Maxwell Bob Christie, Terry Williams, Cary Waymire, Doug Henderson Very Special Thanks to: Missy Green and Dr. Ferrell Dr. Ferrell — Advisor Kenny Brown Assistant Editor First Semester Business Manager Harold Moates, Kenny Brown, Tami Johnson, Gabriela Barber | Staff Tami Johnson Roy Peters Second Semester Business Manager Photography Coordinator 95 FLAME SOUTHEASTERN COLLEGE VOICE OF THE STUDENTS @ us of Son e e ae Ngy Np @ ee Uc, oo 0 Ce DD se Richard Schlabach — Editor Football Intramurals Set Richard A. Schlabach Editor Charles E. Crabtree Assistant Editor Daniel Otero Music Editor Greg Read Business Manager Susan Potter Secretary Cathy Davis Artist l.H. Ziemann Faculty Advisor Dr. Charles Spong Administrative Advisor WRITERS Cindy Allen Russell R. Brockington Robert Buchanan James Caufield Darian Holcombe Eric Jenkins Shannon Mims Steve ‘“‘NEON’’ Odum Beatrice Ormond Julie Parker Rev. Elwood Rakes Claire Ziolkowski 97 ——_ 98 LIGHT HOUSE DRAMA CLASS Spreading the LIGHT to a storm-tossed World! (Standing) Carolyn Oswald, David Tabor, Charles Osberg, Kathy Briner, Kathleen ES. Ellison (instructor); (Kneeling) David Caban, Joe Williams. (Back Row) Carolyn Oswald, Carolyn Volle, David Caban, David Tabor, Bob Snurr, Tim Jackson, Terry Brooks. (Middle Row) Nancy Smith, Carolyn Gray, Cyndi Holmes, Chris Gillette, Kathleen Ellison, Debby Vardman, Darleen Van Doreen. (Front Row) Dwayne Corn, Dave Dasher, Fred Von Kamecke, Wendy Whitfield, Kenny Brown. PRODUCTIONS RESIDENT COMPANY (Standing) Bob Snurr, Darleen Van Doren, Carolyn Gray, Carolyn Oswald, Carolyn Volle, Cyndi Holmes. (Kneeling) David Caban, Dwayne Corn, Chris Gillette, Wendy Whitfield. +; 4 t Bee Pay Sa. Oe Souk oh REPERTORY COMPANY tanding) Tim Jackson, Terry Brooks, Bob uurr, Kathy Briner, Charles Osberg, Becky tager, Marcie Cameron, Chuck Stowe, ynny Brown, Debbie Vardman. (Kneeling) ed Von Kamecke, Tiffney Simmons, _tthleen FS. Ellison, Nancy Smith. 99 — = LEIGHTON FORD CRUSADE COMMITTEE — + g . x “ : (sos ree er Pe ud : : Coordinator: Scott “Cornflake” € Chairman: Darian Holcombe, Publicity: Fenda Blake Choir Corinne Mark Ivey, Usher Vinecki, Freshman Class Rep: Eric Dorman, Senior Class Rep: Kenneth Ward. CARING COUPLES Advisor: Mr. Dusing, President: Bill Sells, Vice-President: Dennis Strayer, Secretary: Mariette Strayer. oa 100 ; Team Members: Thad Robbins, Gladys Perez, Jim Koslowski, Chris Classen, Claire Ziolkowski, Tammy Biggs, Roger Weaver, Brenda Wilkinson, Terry Bowden, Larry Lund, Rolando Hinojosa, Richard Mercado — Coach, Kathy Mercado — Coach. 101 BE ALL THAT YOlL CAN BE! | 102 ‘| ow | bi | MINISTRIES woe Ack, KURSK” FINISHER 103 Story Hour «4 ¢ Coordinator: Brenda Turner Team Leaders: Tim Bryant, Elizabeth Tongue, Mike Dix. Members: Jeff Bridges, Ruffin Gray, Tami Johnson, Cyndi Brownell, Kathy Kasbaum, Tracey Myers, Carolyn Landrum, Marty Foley, Norman Rice. Spanish M inistry AN sag yj : ‘ Vee | michige mucn. fan ES Left to Right, Back Row: Greg Anderson, Phyllis Clapper, Eddie Johns, Christopher Cole, Andy Smith. Front Row: Ruth Ousley, David Ousley, Stephen Ousley, Sandy Morgan, Tammy Smith, Becky Moore. Not Pictured: Betty Simpson. t Proctors and Resident Assistants la ee = 2 ee Seas 55 abe 2 Resident Assistants: Tece Fisher, Patti Peyton, Janis Sharpe. Proctors: Car ; Raymond, Donna Cassidy, Karen Mitchell, Shelly Larson, Ann Daigle, Lorraine Izzo, Rhonda Holbrook, Vonnie Burke, Tammy McKnight, Elizabeth Tongue, Lisa Wright, Lisa Daretta, Dean: Anita Hamilton, Assistant Dean: Donna McGibney. Resident Assistants: Mitch Butterworth, David Harris. Proctors: Steve Wingreen, Jeff Weaver, Alan Hartman, Eric Ehrhart, Gary Guiffre, Phil Basala, Scott Sherretz, Pat Mahar, Doug Kickerson, John Vastbinder, Sammy Rowland, Tim Plant, John Scott, Dean: Terris Neuman, Assistant Dean: Ed Monserrate. av ™ nuel Rojas, Hector Figueroa, Scott Sherretz, Jerry Kilyk, Sharon Bennett, Sandy Acoin, Lee Jenkins, Nikie Smith, Priscilla Riechenberger, Jerry Aspinwall, Darian Elcombe, Carol Hultgren, Jeff Newby, Tim Byrd. | L | I | F | EK Ek Belshe, Lee Jenkins, Henry Hauser, Eric Jarrett, George Tucker, Jeff Olsen, {ve Martin, Edy Belles, Tim Graff, Stan Dragowski, John Meadows, Jon Nerf, lia Nerf, Pat Greco, Ken Vilardi, Kirk Flanagan, Jeff Newby. i Mae Rojas — Bice President, Eric Tone — pen Julie Boles _— SecreCary Poul | Litten — Treasurer. Back Row L. to R.: Elaine Hancock, Joni Doddemeade, Donna Cassidy, Patty Lecce Front Row L. to R.: Steve Martin, Bill Hancock, Fred VonKamacke, Jeff Newby, Stevé Entsminger. Fred VonKameche — Vice-President in Pore of special activities, Jody Cox — Vice- H President in charge of global evangelism, Joni Doddemeade — Vice-President in charge of public relations, Bill Hancock — President, not ae take are Patty Lecce — Secretary I and Eileen Daley — Treasurer. P LOVE ENOUGH TO GO I: ey farilyn traveled to the Bronx, New York City where she helped with a feeding rogram, took part in street meetings, counseling and hospital visitation. “The voice f the Lord will call to the city.” Micah 6:9 tty went to the Canary Islands where she was involved in two crusades. She was � ecially touched by the needs of the children. “Let the children alone, and do not der them from coming to Me: for the Kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these. : utthew 19:14 “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.” Each year Southeastern selects a group of students to go on missions trips during the summer. The students choose the country they would like to go ta and begin raising their support through family, friends, and their church. These trips are often life- changing events which serve to deepen the burden of the students for the dying world. Many of the interns return to their area of ministry during other trips or plan to return when they get out of school. Although Sue was not an intern, she went to Liberia during the summer where she ministered through the Word. Here she is chopping breakfast. “I have become all things to all men that I may by all means save some.” I Cor. 9:22 David Acosta Willie Ademon Joe Akin Dionne Anderson Terri Andrews Alisa Baggett Bill Bauman Edyth Belles Tammy Biggs Neil Bontrager James Brincefield Becky Briscoe Kenny Brown Chris Bullock Dorcas Cano Mike Chambers Michael Cole Vanessa Corder Joe Cox Cathy Davis Marie Davis Fred Earls David Elliott Loma Finchum er ve a ge et BP, Laura Freewalt Kurke Gary Carolyn Gray Tim Hampton Ronald Hoskinson Cecilia Huble Carole Hultgren Celeste Jenkins Joe Johnston Marc Jones Pamela Jones John Kanarek Terri Larkin Jean Laskey Terri Larkin Jean Laskey Roland Licona Steve Morrow Denise Milligan Shannon Mims Harold Moates Jeff Murphy Wayne Nations Joe Nelson Robin Newman Angie Nieves Daniel Otero Gladis Perez James Pittman David Powell Rick Ramsey Monna Reid Manuel Rojas Albert Skinner Marie Skinner Britt Smedberg Charlene Smith Steve Smith Pam Stewart Kipper Stitt Cathy Strickland Sherry Taylor Deborah Vardman Samuel Weaver Jeana Wells Vicki White Roberta Winter Dr. Linda Ligate, Pianist Mrs. Meredith Sharpe, Director sa ; F S oir Officers (L to R) Monna Reid, Secretary, Loma Finchum, Soprano Section Leader; ‘n Hampton, Bass Section Leader; Robin Newman, Alto Section Leader; Danny Otero, ‘nor Section Leader. SING TO THE LORD This year, the hard work and dedica- tion invested by the Southeastern Col- lege Choir truly paid off. The Choir was able to minister to a large number of people from different walks of life. Be- sides singing at churches (including lo- cal Lutheran and Nazarene congrega- tions) the choir was enthusiastically welcomed at the Lakeland Mall. The choir also took weekend trips to such places as Vero Beach and other churches in Florida. The choir’s director, Mrs. Meredith Sharpe, firmly believes in presenting a variety of musical styles in concerts. In this manner, everyone likes at least one piece that the choir performs. This phi- losophy has contributed to the warm re- sponse provided by the student body to- wards music presented by the choir. The choir is accompanied by the in- comparable Dr. Linda Ligate whose tal- ent enhances that of the choir. Togeth- er, director, accompanist and choir pro- vide an unforgettable musical experience. The choir must often pause to hear the expert advice of Mrs. Sharpe. NEW SONG R. to L.: Daniel Tayman, Lisa Darretta, Patrick Vandiver, Bobby Jeter, Sandy Davidson, Calvin Lyerla, Lori Cowfer, Eddie Ray, Tami Charlton, Randy Davidson, Christie Hicks, Alan Armstrong — Director. Fe Ror Sh re eR, 7 L. to R: Melody Reedy, Gary Reedy — Hitt a itera dante Berea wei zs] Eze Fete RB OR Ra REAR Sa a al HH HHH HHH HL tay HHH HHH HHH i i ane L. to R.: Harold Moaier Déniel Diera: Marie Davis, Russell West, Anna Carbo, Tim Wilson, Tim English, Tami Charlton, Shannon Mims, Laura Freewalt, Joe Cox, David Elliott, Celeste Jenkins, Jeff Pesa, Alan Armstrong, Director. IR TAT ng BEST = and Members: Cherie Phillips, Laura Freewalt, Brian Adams, Tim Lastinger, Celeste Jenkins, David Barkley, Larry Reed, Desmore | eters, Shannon Mims, Joni Doddemeade, Elizabeth Howland, Eric Lowdermilk, Tony Allen, Michael Cole, Thomas McRae, Yonell ustilien, Harold Moates, Charles Heatherly, Ed Klamp, Directed by Mark Goodwin. MINISTERING IN PEOPLE NEED THE LORD Like never before we experienced the power be- hind those words. From the ghettos in Brooklyn and the Bronx, to t he high life on 5th Park Avenues, we agreed that in all levels of life PROPLE NEED THE LORD! “For in Him we move and have our Being!” What powerful words! To know that Jesus is the summation of life. He is life! We learned to cry with those who cry, hurt with those who hurt, laugh with those who laugh, rejoice with those in victory! We understand so clearly why “The Lord’s voice crieth out to the cities.” Micah 6:9 by Becky Ocasio CHRIST TU ihe | w CUMMUNITY = and the laborers are few... _) =a lift up your heads to the fields of white... fi “ x i ’ a 116 the work that we must do... a CRISTO AL CRISTO ALA MUNGO CRISTO AL COMUNIDAD INDIVID place Your Fire in me... IN MEMORIAM Oscar Ethridge I Do Not Go Alone If Death should beckon me with outstretched hand And whisper softly of “an unknown land”... TI shall not be afraid to go, For though the path I do not know... I take Death’s hand without a fear, For He who safely brought me here... Will also take me safely back, And though in many things I lack... He will not let me go alone Into the “valley that’s unknown”... So I reach out and take Death’s hand And journey to the “Promised Land”! Helen Steiner Rice 118 A YEAR OF JUBILATION SPORTS 119 BASKETBALL ES, L. to R. Desmore Peters, Rich , Ed Key, Nat Hargrove, Joe Phillips, Deron Collins, Jay Stewart, Cecil McClellan, Andre Camp, Coach Campbell. 120 NN WS ARR This is Sader Country! 122 i SOCCER Sos PS eOie SiS eS 2 2 2s 2 no Qn = Swe 2 See: Secs a Oe n CS SS ES 398 SQ Sass sass Sw ss a-8Q ane sL2as S23 S Ibe (18 Cathy Str 1 Ki Lynda Furney, m R. ewecbeppivertiisste ietendindikaurscctratogion INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL Steve Whitmore, Greg Lichi, Charles C. Heatherly, Rich Hayes. Not Pictured: David Barkley, Edwin Lopez. 126 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS 128 SOFTBALL Ss : = s — Re ae Sherri Todd, Tammy McKnight, Michelle Richert, Donna McGibney (coach), Candy Midling, Diana Tucker, Janis Sharp. CHEERLEADERS — Se : ri he ae Linda Scheaffer Vicki White Captain Co-Captain Oi is = Kim Sumner Michele Richert 130 Kandy Weiler aaa) ar. an POOL ET CAT panera Sian 131 Note From ‘he nano oe Climb ’Til Your Dream Comes True It has been a great privilege to be Editor of this special 50th Anniversary edition of the Torch. As I prepared to send the last pages to the publishers I was overjoyed that the book was finally done. It has taken an incredible amount of time and work to get this yearbook together. I remember going into the yearbook room at 6:00 p.m. one night and coming out at 10:00 a.m. the next day. I remem- ber the million and one details that needed to be done, pictures to arrange, notes to write, names to get, money to raise, and trying to identify all those mugshots. I was thrilled the day the proofs began coming back and seeing the result of all the work. I’ve had to make decisions that weren’t easy but somehow everything always worked out for the best. I want to thank everyone who has helped me in any way. Your dedication and sacrificial giving was greatly appreciated. I praise God for the strength and courage He has given me and all the valuable lessons I have learned as a result of being editor. Faithful is He who calls you, and He also will bring it to pass. 132 A Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do... Often the road will be rugged And the hills insurmountable, too... But always remember, the hills ahead Are never as steep as they seem, And with Faith in your heart start upward And climb ’til you reach your dream, For nothing in life that is worthy Is ever too hard to achieve If you have the courage to try it And you have the Faith to believe... For Faith is a force that is greater Than knowledge or power or skill and many defeats turn to triumph If you trust in God’s wisdom and will... For Faith is a mover of mountains, There’s nothing that God cannot do, So start out today with Faith in your heart And “Climb ’Til Your Dream Comes True”! Helen Steiner Rice 2 A YEAR OF JUBILATION Se ee Se ae ADVERTISEMENT NY. S 133 } user Calvary Assembly in Winter Park, Florida Congratulates all 1985 Southeastern College Graduates Calvary Assembly would like to con- gratulate the 1985 Southeastern College graduates. We invite you to visit us when you are in the Orlando area. The Lord has given Calvary Assembly a wide and varied ministry. One exciting area of ministry is Mainstream, a young single adult ministry, where hundreds of young people come together for praise and teach- ing each week. We are the church with the lighted tower on Interstate 4. Our address is 1199 Clay Street, Winter Park, Florida 32789. ys 2 RY Masterpiece Gardens Family Retreat Masterpiece Rd. 5 miles east of U.S. 27 on 17A Lake Wales, Fla. | YN | J. Foy Johnson Gordon Matheny E. Ray Schultz Dist. Supt. Asst. Supt. Dist. Sec. . Officers EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Foreign Missions Secretary... Gordon Matheny 8—Clearwater Area............. Harold Tyus i J. Foy Johnson ........ District Superintendent Nouthacievcsase caren s cosets eaten Terrell Raburn 9—Lakeland Area............. Charles Glover | Gordon Matheny..... Assistant Superintendent Women’s Ministries Director Mrs. J. Foy Johnson 10—Avon Park Area............. James Wood | E. Ray Schultz «...j1........ District Secretary S.C.A.G. Representative....... Dairold Rushing 11—Sarasota Area .......... Raymond Herbert i Benevolence Representative ... Wayne Hancock 12—Ft. Meyers Area .......... William Russell | Men’s Director.............00: KE. Ray Schultz 13—West Palm Beach Area .... Weldon Gosnell i GENERAL PRESBYTERS ; : ; ies: ; . J. Foy Johnson Karl D. Strader E. Ray Schultz Ethnic Representative......... Edwin Cordero 14—Miami Area.............. Edwin Cordero } OTHER PRESBYTERS F J. Foy Johnson, Gordon Matheny, E. Ray Schultz, DISTRICT PRESBYTERS _ D. J. Burrell, Karl Strader, Terrell Raburn, W. E. § mye es ° i 5 ; Beate 1—North Jacksonville Area .... Cecil Wiggins District Office Emanuel, Honorary; Wayne Blackburn, Auditing. 2—South Jacksonville Area... Kenneth Barney i 3—Gainesville Area ......... Wayne Hancock . i DEPARTMENT OFFICERS 4 OcalarAwatnn «.. 80-cee Dairlod Rushing 1487 E. Memorial Blvd. District Treasurer............... D. J. Burrell 5—Daytona Area ............ John Anderegg kel Flori Home Mission Director........ J. Foy Johnson 6—Orlando Area................ Ronald Loy Lake and, orida Christian Education Director . Wayne Blackburn 7—Dade City Area......... William Enfinger (813)683-5726 Southeastern’s Home District Salutes its Students First Assembly of God 1739 S. Greenwood Clearwater, FL 33516 Tel.: (813) 585-5468 Don Lunsford, Pastor Beverly Lunsford, Music Director Presenting the Son to the Coast Congratulations Class of ’84 and our students Tim Byrd Ken Hope Fred Degenhardt Jeff Rudolph Kirk Flanagan Diana Tucker Teresa Heacock aS 4 | Verl Green Tom Benigas Gil Stadley Jerry Forrester Tim Griffin Bob Ricotta Administrative Youth and Super Seniors Principal of Childrens Singles Assistant Evangelism Visitation Clearwater-Largo Pastor Pastor Christian School Christian Education First Assembly of God Beach Rd. Vermont St. Bonita Springs Rev. E. H. Vickery, Pastor Bonita Christian Academy Grades K-12 First Assembly Daycare Ages 6 wks.-12 yrs Rd You! Preschool Program 992-3040 — 992-4593 Welcome CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 85 From First Assembly of God New Orleans, Louisiana Pastor: MARVIN E. GORMAN Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 New York District of the Assemblies of God 8130 Oswego Road P.O. Box 39 Liverpool, NY 13088 Phone: (315) 622-2700 Almon M. Bartholomew, District Superintendent Leon L. Miles, Assistant District Superintendent Donald A. Richardson, District Secretary-Treasurer Sidney Griffith, CE DCAP Open Bible Community Church 1041 N. Davis Avenue Lakeland, FL 33805 Tel.: 688-9384 Pastor: Wiburn M. Walker Home: 646-0349 Services Sunday School : Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Sun. Evening Service 6:30 P.M. Wed. Evening Service Come And Worship With Us! Mississippi District Council of the Assemblies of God . F. L. Langley — District Superintendent . W. L. Davis — Assistant Superintendent . P. T. Palmer — Secretary-Treasurer . Larry Smith — Youth and Christian Education Director . Judy Davis — Women’s Ministry — Pres. Located on Interstate 55 South of Jackson Phone — (601) 373-1943 Mississippi District Council of the Assemblies of God P.O. Box 6968 Jackson, Mississippi 39212 (i, Mulberry First Assembly of God 1400 E. Canal St. (Hwy. 60) PASTOR P.O. Box 293 Hubert Wilder 425-1931 Mulberry, Florida 33860 Christian Education Worship Service Children’s Church _ It is our honest desire to minister as a church so you will | Evening Service experience a worth of fellowship, and freedom of worship, and inspiring instruction in the Word, and an opportuni- Wednesday ty to enthusiastically express your faith. 7:30 p.m.Adults — Royal Rangers — Missionettes Power House Youth Ministries Alabama District Council Assemblies of God Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Administration, Faculty, and Class of 1985 Vaudie V. Lambert, Superintendent Murray D. Kelly, Chr. Ed. Dir. Nelson E. White, Asst. Supt. J. Howard Reynolds, Youth Dir. Roy D. Creamer, Secretary— Treasurer Mrs. Lillian Lambert, WM Pres. General Presbyters Vaudie V. La mbert, Charles E. Lee, David C. Boykin District Presbyters J. R. Carmichael Robert Hamilton Raymond Taylor Edwin G. Casey H. E. Hicks Cecil Turner Willard Don Davis Dorman Jenkins Edward Wilson Maxwell J. Franklin Leonard E. Page Billy Wright Billy Glover Herbert H. Sawyer ————————— SOT er TTT a LTE TE | | f Y “s “4 ry : =e? . - . ie P se ey ; ABRs ; eal day 'S See are 1 eee es erty =, aT) ms Seer ; nS Vee ie ve ° “ 1 J ary sem a ee 0 ’ - ey ' eer v mR ot ; HF wy Poy yy Pree Pie be es aa 5 a ees cS aren . Ve « o0., or ry x ecepetg sn OO JOHN 15412 58... Love one Anothen. Calvary Assembly of God Calvary Christian School Kindergarten to Twelfth Grade 502 Woodland Road, Hampton, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Mark Mullen, Minister to Youth and Children William Tyndall, Pastor Donald G. Marsh, Minister of Music Steve Quesenberry, Christian Education Director Payne Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc. For over 50 yrs., Carrier has been recognized the world over for fine air conditioning Sa trler 1310 George Jenkins Blvd. Lakeland, Florida 3389 686-6163 Shear Hantasy “The shape of things to come” In Hair Design for Men and Women Grove Park Plaza (in the Portico) Lakeland, Florida Monday-Saturday 8:30-5:30 Evenings by Appointment 688-7022 Fresh idea! Now, our delicious Apple Juice is available in 12 ounce containers. Like our other canned juices, it’s made from concentrate, sO we can guarantee the quality. More important, we can guarantee the freshness. The Fresh ideas Company™ JUICE BOWL. P.O. Box 1048 Lakeland, Florida 33802 (813) 665-5515 | | } Carpenter’s Home g Church 66 A Church 10,000 Seat Where Auditorium Jesus Christ located at I-4 98 } Karl Strader Is a 7 == Senior Pastor willy, a 777 CARPENTER’S WAY, Lkid FIRST ASSEMBLY MINISTRIES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ‘85! North Carolina District Council of the Assemblies of God Extends it’s Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Graduates of 1985 North Carolina District Students Executive Officers Charles H. Cookman — District Superintendent Tom Whidden — Assistant Superintendent Charles Kelly — District Secretary Treasurer David Daniels Fred Sorrells William Shuffler Roy Clark Wayne Barkley Calvin Bacon J. B. Ellis Charles Hadden William B. Hargett Lawrence Lee Daniel Duncan Frank VanArsdale K. C. Bredbenner, Presbyter-At-Large District Presbyters SS TTT NTT oe ——EE—EEE—E ae nanan Sah RATT ale Nm et TE aaa COUNCIL OF THE ( ee ASSEMBLIES } Have = OF GOD Pra C| i (G. P.O. BOX 4087 MADISON, TENNESSEE 37115 3 2 = “The Volunteer State” (Isa. 6:8) e “I can do all things through ‘ a . Superintendent Christ which strengtheneth me: Gene Jackaon Phil. 4:13 ,Congratulations, Seniors! Your future is as bright as the promises of God! ‘Pressing Onward!” Executive-Secretary HoeiDeriKelce — Gene Jackson Calvary Assembly of God “... let everything that hath breath praise the Lord.” 399 North U.S. 1 Ormond Beach, Florida (904) 672-5571 John Anderegg Pastor Huffman Assembly 9553 Parkway East . Birmingham, AL Future Home of Huffman Assembly “Cathedral of the Cross” HOME OF CATHEDRAL CHRISTIAN SHOOL Sundays 9:45 — 11:00 6:30 p.m. Kathy Cottingham Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Principle Daniel Ronsisualle Pastor Congratulations To Our Graduate: WAYNE DAVID BARKLEY II, the entire Class of ’84 Bee ie ta and to Southeastern College ere very proud of you. on its 50th Anniversary Love, Mom and Dad Kirk A. Mullen “A wise son heareth his father’s instruction:” — Proverbs 13:1 — Congratulations! We are very proud of you! Mom and Dad FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wilmington, NC Wayne D. Barkley, Pastor 145 SEVEN THINGS TO LEARN: The value of time, The need of perseverance, The pleasure of serving, The true worth of character, The obligation of duty, The nobility of labor, The teaching of him who said, “Learn of me” Always remember, a man | is not rewarded for having brains, but for using them. With Love, Your Family Our Dearst Marilyn Congratulations! You are a ray of sunlight and we are so proud of you! Remember these 2 things: Jesus never fails. We love you always. Mom and Stanley 146 Randy May Jesus Always be your Song. Love, Mother and Father Congratulations to our daughter | Becky: May God continue to direct your life. That it may be pleasing to Him. We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad You have been a blessing to us. You never gave us any trouble in life. You always put Jesus first in your life from grade school through high school and college. Always keep Him first. We’re very proud of you. As you step out in life now, always remember we are with you and Jesus will be at your side. Love you, Mom and Dad Son, you have been a joy to us! We pray that God will richly bless you in your service for Him with an abundance of fruit for your labors. We love you. Love, Mom and Dad As parents we cannot express enough the joys that you have given us. We thank the Lord for giving you such a sweet spirit. One that has taught us the true meaning of Christ. Our greatest love from Mom and Dad and family Congratulations, Tim! Thanks for a job well done! Love, Mom and Dad | 148 The West Florida District Council Congratulates the Seniors of 1985, salutes our students, and commends the Administration, Faculty, and Staff. 1984-85 West Florida District Students Executive Officers Robert J. Gatlin, Superintendent Crawford B. Railey, Assistant Superintendent A. E. Hall, Secretary-Treasurer WEST FLORIDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Clarence Brown Robert J. Gatlin A. E. Hall Crawford Railey General Presbyters Robert J. Gatlin F. Nolan Ball Glyn Lowery, Jr. Executive Presbyters Donald E. Price Fred E. Rogers District Presbyters Avon Fowler T. C. Earnest Albert Hodge James Griffin Paul Wetzel Ron Barks James E. Paul Lannis Stephens George Skipper Lamar Creel Roy G. Carroll William Mears Johnny Broome Jerry V. Stewart I have set before you an open door... Congratulations, graduates of 1985! God offers you a world — a lifetime — of opportunities. Turn aside every beguiling proposal, every tantalizing scheme, and go with God! We pray for you. You are our future. The General Council of the Assemblies of God Congratulations to The Class of ’85 and Southeastern College on its 50th Anniversary SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI TD Southeastern College Alumni Association THE UNEXPECTED PRIME-TIME WITNESS OF AMERICA’S CHRISTIAN OLYMPIC ATHLETES wr; 7 We congratulate Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God for its 50th anniversary. We thank God for The Torch and for the fine college it represents. Our prayer is that God will continue to bless Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God as it advances toward excellence, preparing students to go into all the world and preach the Gospel. Congratulations from STRANG COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY Publishers of: es we ean Charisma O1ES TH4-D MINISTRIES MINISTRIES Book THE MAGAZINE FOR CHRISTIAN LEADERS Buckingham Report Card Deck Strang Communications Company @ 190 N. Westmonte Drive @ Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 The Appalachian District Council Extends Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Appalachian District Council Drawer T Ghent, West Virginia 25843 District Officers Superintendent — Rev. Irvin G. Steiding Assistant Superintendent — Rev. Jack M. Carnley Secretary and Treasurer — Rev. Rex Anspaugh District Presbyters Glenn E. Strickland Troy B. Webb Charles EK. Wilson James C. Hensley Roger L. Williams Daniel B. Watson Max C. Linkous Seigfried Krueger Abe Handy, Jr. Department Directors Maxine B. Steiding, Women’s Ministries President Rev. Ernest L. Croy, Director of Youth and Christian Ed. OT PTI PSA ETT AERA Bae TEEN eS SS ae Ae ee a A 7 Vg y lly Congratulations Lakeland Coca Cola Southeastern Bottling Company And The Class of ’85 on the corner of SR 540 and Reynolds Rd. Congratulations to the OX = O FR D Class of ’85 Potomac District Council L U MB E R of the Assemblies of God COMPANY 3729 Old Lee Highway Fairfax, Virginia 22030 (703) 273-7805 Howard V. Spruill — Superintendent D. Wendel Cover — Asst. Superintendent T. Burton Peice — Secretary-Treasurer Quality Service for 40 Years 530 W. Main Street Phone: 682-2191 Lakeland Since 1947 Look to the “Trusted Name” aan Planning A Trip? FLORIDA GS Fit 5 OPTICAL ; yew 1 AW a ty cara iC s EX Ey 1 CENTER Ay iNeAM ou ah et International i Travel 1-800-227-3937 ¢ Steamships = ¢ Airlines ¢ Prescription filled : 5° Hotels Tours ¢ Lenses duplicated ¢ Cruises ¢ Resorts ¢ Hidden bifocals ¢ Contact lenses TRAVEL ¢ Sunglasses SERVICE Lakeland Bartow Representative 682-2020 533-2025 Mon-Thur 10-6 Fri 10-8 Mon-Fri 8-5 115 South Florida Avenue, Lakeland Sat 10-4 Main Md. Bldg. Jack O. Mengal, CTC (813) 688-8404 Grove Park Shopping Cntr. 220 Main W. U.S. Hwy. 98 South Selection Service Care First Federal Florida... High Yield Savings Investments Interest Bearing Checking Home Related Financing Consumer Loans Kevin (Deck) “Take heed to the ministry which thou hast received in the Lord, that thou fulfill it.” (Colossians 4:17) Love, Your Family Best for your money Donna (Seawell) You are a very special daughter. We have no words to express the love and joy you have brought us. We are thankful to have a daughter that shows so much love and compassion for others. We pray you will continue to let the love of Jesus shine forth in your life to reach others. We. Love, ‘r LC Mom and Dad e Home Office: Orange Between Kentucky and Tennessee; Grove Park, Searstown, Highlands, Interstate, Winter Haven Telephone: All Lakeland Offices 688-6811 Skyview Assembly of God Skyview Drive Reynolds Rd. (813) 665-5038 Roger T. Hartwig, Pastor A Growing, Glowing Faith Family Schedule of Services WE LOVE STUDENTS! Christian Education 9:45 A.M. Welcome to our services Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. and participation in the following: Evening Worship 6:30 P.M. College and Career Class, Visitation and Wednesday Family Night Services 7 P.M. Outreach, Rest-Home Ministry, Music and Children Ministries, I. P. M. Seminars THE MOST CONVENIENT CARD IN LAKELAND Peoples PAL Main Bank — Downtown Combee Rd. Searstown Shopping Cntr. Central Ave. Edgewood Branch Lake Miriam Sq. Lake Gibson Shopping Cntr. Cleveland Heights All HONOR Tellers Peoples Bank of Lakeland 115 SO. MISSOURI AVE. PHONE 687-6500 = MEMBER F.D.I.C. - PAINMAY We have greeting cards CU and gifts. Largest selection of Sound Tracks and 'T'apes- Complete list of titles of books and Bibles 1288 East Memorial Blvd., Lakeland Phone 682-3864 Ask about our student discount. Atlanta Faith Memorial Church anc. Atlanta’s First Assembly of God 999 Briarcliff Rd. NE Atlanta, Ga. 30306 (404) 378-2311 Rev. Jimmy R. Swilley Senior Minister Rev. Jimear! Swilley Minister Cypress Cathedral 1801 Havendale Blvd. Winter Haven, FI. (813) 294-3561 Quentin Edwards Pastor “The Church where people of all backgrounds worship God.” West Texas District Council of the Assemblies of God 4 Briarcroft Office Park Lubbock, Texas 79412 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 District Officials J. W. Farmer — District Supt. Raymond Schaeffer — Assist. Supt. Neil Unwin, Sec. — Treas. Wanchese Assembly Box 219 Wanchese, North Carolina 27981 C O N G R A at U L A it I O N S Congratulations Mary on a job well done! We Love You! Your Family Georgia —_ | rere “Of €he Assemblies of God 1220 COLLEGE STREET P.O.BOX 5048 MACON, GEORGIA 31208 ° 912 745-3903 Congratulations Southeastern and the Class of 1985 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD General Presbyters Aaron M. Wall S. B. Cotton Jimmy R. Swilley Executive Offices District Presbyters Aaron M. Wall Dist. Supt. David Riner L. G. Gilstrap L.M. Addison Asst. Dist. Supt. Jimmy Swilley Joe Grimes Ervin Smith Sec. Wallace Weber Axel Grant S.B.Cotton Treas. Billy Johnson Glynn Grantham Jimmy White World Miss. Sec. M. G. Barfield James Smith Lawrency Murphy Clifford Coursey Tom Lawrence Dick and Jane Booksellers Books of all Publishers. Personal attention to special orders Lakeland Mall 20 1108 E. Memorial Blvd. Lakeland, FL 33801 (813) 688-9444 Open Sundays Cameras Lens Electronic Flash units Film Dependable Name Brand Cameras Large Selection 1 HOUR Color Print Processing at 1138 E. Memorial Blvd. and 3238 S. Florida Ave. 8 hour processing at 121 S. Kentucky CAMERA SHOP 1138 E. Memorial Blvd. 3238 S. Florida Ave. 121 S. Kentucky Ave. CDB ITALIAN RESTAURANT Downtown — 604% N. Franklin St. 229-7799 U.S. F. area — 5104 E. Fowler Ave. 985-1336 Brandon — 779 W. Lumsden Rd. 689-7922 Town Country — 5929 Memorial Hwy. 886-0874 Carrollwood — 5305 Ehrlich Rd. 962-1221 Lakeland — 804 E. Memorial Blvd. 688-6444 Take Out Service Bernie, Larry, Pat Welcome you to CDB = -- —-= Well doneis —- — ___ better than well said. — me tter than well said. - . € Pow Ricnerd s Amare, — 5 519 S. Combee Rd. Lakeland, Florida 33801 665-4616 Poor Richards x print shop South Carolina District ASSEMBLIES OF GOD P.O. BOX 402 COLUMBIA, S. C. 29202 PHONE: (803) 252-6064 Extends its Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Graduates of 1985 Executive Officers J. Edward Blount Dist. Supt. Steven R. Brown Asst. Dist. Supt. Victor E. Smith Sec. Treasurer District Presbyters Bob Brown Olley Walters Fred Richard Phil Duke Larry Cress Don Taylor John Sisk Bayliss Adimaro Terry Roberts District Offices Cf Being friends isa (Xf wadn and glowing Touch. = It's words of Kindness y; +nat mean So much. Through days and years that bond has grown. 44 And we?)) remember you longafter yowve gone... Concratulations ‘ a S$eniorg ‘ ete Sy a Fres hman Class Congratulations to Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God for 50 years of Christ-centered, Spirit- led, dedicated service to the Assem- blies of God, the church at large and to the world! We are grateful to God for allowing us to serve Christ the Lord at Southeastern College for the past 16 years. May your enthusiasm for pre- paring Christian leaders continue into the 21st Century, should Jesus tarry. Gratefully serving in Christ, The Spongs When the schoolwork starts getting to you, re- lax at Sera-Tec where you can make $80-$100 a month. Ask about our bonus program for “B” type male donors. Earn up to $120 a month. Students get a $2 bonus with I.D. Call 687-4527 — v A 8) e SERA TEC BIOLOGICALS 106 KE. Pine St. Lakeland, Fl. 33801 Fri. 8:30-3:00 Hours Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-6:00 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE SOUTHEASTERN STUDENTS ¢ Large selection of: Christian Music, Christian Cards, Gifts, and Plaques ¢ Complete wedding Section 10% STUDENT ¢ Wedding Invitations DISCOUNT ¢ Wedding Rings WITH LD. ¢ Personalized Bibles GIFTS OF LOVE BOOK STORE INGRAHAM PLAZA, 712 INGRAHAM, LAKELAND, FLA. 33801 688-7822 ASSEMBLY The First Family Salutes Southeastern and extends Congratulations to the Class of 1985 First Assembly of God 2704 E. Michigan Orlando, Florida 32806 First Assembly of God Congratulations Class of 1985 831 Meadowbrook Rd. “T9 Live Is Christ” Asheboro, N.C. 27203 (919) 629-3101 ts +5 ae Randal Ross, Pastor Don Bartley, Assistant Pastor David Luther, Minister of Music Les Denman, Children’s Ministries Jim McClure, Youth Pastor eats you want — whatever you need to get the most out of a4 Pm ag your recreational time, a Jayco has an RV to meet .° your requirements: fold- downs, truck campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels, i mini motorhomes. In a variety of sizes and prices. They're all beautifully designed, ruggedly built, and loaded with features that let you live life to the fullest. Visit us today and we'll show you DEALER IMPRINT AREA I what we mean. Don Howell Auto Sales, Ine. 126 S. Lake Parker Ave. Lakeland, Florida 813-686-4533 or 813-686-3437 See David Howell or J. D. Gentry THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1985 JOINS WITH THE AD- MINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY IN CELEBRATING FIFTY YEARS OF EXCEL- LENCE IN TRAINING YOUNG PEOPLE FOR MINIS- TURN. | | fl | ly alll i lil, | | i ml p 7 BA eae an ALS ‘As Std! Ques ‘ 4 Le ; ANY a Ss ee 4, O77 A a a H ’ ‘ep ANY At OE f | 5 ld et astern 0 Ce SY 1935 || 1985 AME , ii’ NN y Ny ‘ PD ™ ‘ rt ia ia ta i Asse ict al a acne! ee SRR ANN lai TS CLR (PE NOE R NPRE , pene and ae - al sone Eee a a TS iach gant 9 a art al wil % wy 43 Wit (vant t 169 Douglas Abbott 730 N. Combee Road Lakeland, FL 33801 David Acosta 10950 S.W. 26th Street Miami, FL 33165 Jack Adams 19 Leone Avenue Greenville, SC 29611 Brian Erling Adams 44 Sherwood Avenue Mercerville, NJ 08619 James David Akers 970 Foxhall Lakeland, FL 33803 Joseph Henry Akins Route 2, Box 81 Lyons, GA 30436 Marilyn Aleman 7705 Douglas Thomas Ct. Orlando, FL 32807 Cynthia Marie Allen 2840 S. Wentworth Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53207 David Anthony Allen 74 Sunset Drive, N.W. Winter Haven, FL 33881 Eddie Gene Allen P.O. Box 224 Eagle Lake, FL 33839 Matthew Altman 708 Son Keen Rd. Plant City, FL 33566 Dionne Marie Anderson 13111 N.W. 21st Avenue Miami, FL 33167 Gregory John Anderson 407 Iris Street. tanstie MI 48917 Kevin Lee Anderson 208 Whi 1104 Bartow Highw Apt. B-18 Lakeland, FL 33801 Theresa Lynn Andrews 714 Crimson Court Dothan, AL 36303 Sophia Loren Archer 2113 74th Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19138 Nave Air Station Patuxent River, MD 20670 a Site ‘Roniohe: Baldwin Robert William Armstrong 228 Pinellas Street Lakeland, FL 33803 Bonnie Arndt 2401 Cleveland Heights Lakeland, FL 33803 Carlos Antonio Arroyo 6231 S.W. 38th Street Davie, FL 33314 Beth Ann Asmus Liberty Hi Road Box 68 Haskins, OH 43525 Gerald Scott Aspinwall 652 Azalea Drive La Grange, GA 30240 Gary Athey 6618 Dallas Circle Columbia, SC 29206 Greg Orland Atkinson 40 Keeler Blvd. West Hill, ONT M1E 4K Sandra Louise AuCoin RR 1, Grand Digue New Brunswick Canada, EAO 15 Brenda Lynn Auffrey 26 Collins Avenue Amesbury, MA 01913 Alicia Auffrey 26 Collins Avenue Amesbury, MA 01913 Christopher Auld 1103 Dixie Highway Rossford, OH 43460 Sherri Austin 5871 Thornapple Div. Dr. 49508 Austin alian Circle : Gail Baggett “1356 Louisville Hwy. sodlettsville, TN 37072 elodee Dawn Baggett 9 Oakleaf Drive pt. A Edward Baker 15 Peach Street Braintree, MA 02185 John David Baker 22929 Buckingham Dear oor, MI 48128 Box 79A, Route 2° Andrew Barrett Park, FL 32792... Lesli Dawn Belloit 4098 Shannon Brown Drive Orlando, FL 32804 Terri Jean Balke : Mark Beloat 4514 Bray Road 3929 K-Ville Ave. Tampa, FL 3361 Auburndale, FL 33823 Richard George Belshe 2105 Patricia Drive Kettering, OH 45429 George Michael Bambera 1104 Bartow Highwa e Apt. M-142 Lakeland, FL 3380 Gabriela Bar r 4010 W. 24 Court Panama City, FL 32406 Anthony Maitland Benjamin sl Moriah, Tobago Mary Beth Barbero West Indies 1238 Blossom Road Rochester, NY 14610 Howard Deuter _- 2308 Bennett Road Wayne Barkley Plant City, FL 33566 4927 Wrightsville Avenue Wilmington, NC 28403 Sharon Bennett 7 Fairview Avenue Marie Barks PO. Box 248 Houlton, ME 04730 Carrabelle, FL 32322 Juanita Robbins Bennett - 2308 Bennett Rd. “3 Plant City, Fb 33566 Wilbur Barlow Seer 315 Lake Miriam Driv Lakeland, FL 3380 1104 Bartow Hwy. Apt. 17 Ana Nelsa Bermudez Lakeland, FL 33801 315 Lake Miriam Dr. Lakeland, FL 33803 Ruth Lydia Barrett c o Andrew Barrett A 1104 Bartow Hwy. Apt. B-1 Lakeland, FL 33801 Gaynell Bethea 132 Colorado Avenue Lakeland, FL 33801 Thomas Bethea, Jr. 132 Colorado Avenue Michael Erwin Bartho 776 Lex-Ontario Road Mansfield, OH 4490 Phil Dale Basala 12644 Riverdale pt. Lakeland, FL 33801 Mark Leo Biel 2730 Cambridge Avenue Lakeland, FL 33803 — my Lorraine E Biggs St. Apt. ch, FL g P.O. Box 3196 Farmington, SI 4802 Christopher I Box 26 Jeffrey Darrell Beck Kendra Sue Blake a 9 Apt. 1 ) ) Houlton, ME 04730 Letz, FL 33549 “ ne Patricia Joan Blakeney Robert Joseph Beck = ———s— —S=i‘ CSSRRRR, . 501 Hamrick Drive Nex, Brunswick, ESB 4x3 e Boles Street 1809 Imperia DD, VA 23454 James Hugh Brincefield 11151 Taft Street Pembroke Pines, FL 33026 Kathy Briner 313 McGill Drive Cumberland, MD 21502 Rebecca Lynn Briscoe 7394 Old Bisiona Rd. Julie Brown 4109 Charley Forest St. Olney, MD 20832 Crystle Dawn Bro Route 3, Box 330 arkersburg, WV 261 and, FL 33805 George H. Brown, Jr. 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Box 53 Lakeland, FL 33801 Kenneth Brown, Jr. 622 Morocco Ave. Billy Randall Brummitt Route 2, Box 1008 VA 24055 Escatawpa, MS 39552 Robert Wayne Buchana Route 1, Box 349 Sarepta, LA 71071 Bobbi Sue Buckingha 1136 Fairway Blvd. Columbus, OH Brule Buselmeier 1623 Goodyear Road Lakeland, FL 33801 Mitchell Butterworth 85 Troy Court Westerville, OH 4308 ade, FL 33841 n Campbell - Cheryl Carmichael P.O. Box 1830 897 Bi i 3906 Rosedale Dz. Brandon, FL 33511 Jon Howard Caton Lucinda Eudy Clayton Linda Lee Coon Gregory Cress Pa 176 Scott Drive 7948 Old Polk City Rd. R.D. 1 Box 118-1 1935 Crystal Grove D Manassas Park, VA 22111 Lakeland, FL 33805 Dover, FL 33527 Apt. 48 oe. Lakeland, BL 33801 James Joseph Caufield Robert Albert Clayton Paul Cooper : 1205 Omaha Circle 404 Orchid Road 313 Miami Ave. Apt. 4 Birmingham, AL 35215 Davenport, FL 33867 Palm Harbor, FL 33563 ay Vi g Kymberley Clements David Wayne Cooper .. ael Creig Cavenaugh 163 Church Street Route 1, Box 67 is td Cunning! poh ( ¢ Katherine Road Markham, Ontario Harpersville, AL 35078 GA 30273 Canada, L3P2M2 Vanessa Lynn Corder Paris Lynn Clevenger 406 Douglas Lane 4807 Whistler Drive Clinton, TN 37716 lando, FL 32806 Janet cose! 2 Cordere ee Ann Marie:Daigle ] -Reute 3, 322 gel : BB bonds Leet Cornea Luling, LA 70 —— i P.O. Box 595 Russell Colbert - Eileen Beth Dale Marsh Harbour 298 Baldwin Street a pe oc Abaco, Bahamas Laconia, ey 9 “Spartanburg, SC 29303 rian Cornelius Kelly Jo Daniels 29 49th Avenue WL 53142 i toph Daniszewski | . : | 048 Honeytree Ln. W. Lakeland, FL 33801 5 Steve Chase Uo eo 630-E..10 Avenue FZ Hialeah, 33010 : om Jeri Helena Cheatwood — es 9232 Kathleen Road James Coleman “ Lakeland,.FL 33805 Box H Escatawpa, MS 39552 oseph Michael Cox 1200 Melrose St. nn Coley ofganwood Drive , FL 33801 , Charlotte Sue Coley : Morgan Wood Driv Leeland, FL 3380 Alan Chouest : : 60T°B Harrison Court April Collins 1826 Lowry Avex Biloxi, MS 39530 Lakeland, FL Robert Michael Christy 695 N. Lincoln Salem, OH 44460 p2027 Tennyson Street! Lakeland, FL 3380h Deron Clay Collins 1826 Lowry Avenue Lakeland, FL 33801 Kimberly Danese Clark 310 Donaldson Road Jerry Comellas Greenville, SC 29605 7703 Paula Drive Tampa, FL 33615, 9) le ___ Edward Clark, Jennifer Lee Cone PP Sse 2 703 S, Pine he 544 Hunter Street Php 5 Fort Meade, FL 33841 Lakeland, FL 33801 es Douglas Clarke “ John Clay Connell Assen ge 12820 Cloverstone Dr. 2715 Kamal Parkway : een Tampa, FL 33624 Cape Coral, FL 38390. | Fredrick Chris Claséen Jeffrey Todd Connor) F ” 110 Colorado Court 1132 Sheffield Drive = © ; Beaufort, SC 29902 _ Lakeland, FL 33805 ie sl 3 es ¥ : ” ss Stephanie Jane Classen Michelle Rata. Cook « 116 Colorado Court ©... 2716 40th Ave., “ta Lakeland, FL 33801 Catherine Brouch Davis 126 Arden Driv. Palatka, FL Laura Kaye Del 710 Garden Stree Bartow, FL 338 Steven Allan Deal — 1104 Bartow Rd. Apt. A-6 Charles Ray Dixon Box 384 SEC 1000 Longfellow Blvd Lakeland 801. Darla Marie Drost 2649 Knobview Avenue lake Dr. 279 33803 eos ip sini perm Crestview, FL 3 Steven Tena Marie Eubanks 11408 Orilla Del Rio Pl. Temple Terrace, FL 33617 Box 46. Roseboom AES 44 Eddy Street North Attleboro, MA Gregory Paul Fitcher 2.Dennis Avenue Q Thomas Florian Wayne Anton Garvin Gregory Alan Goodwien Star Route 18-4 146 Whitney Street 1651 N. Cypress Road Glenwood, NJ 07418 Daytona Beach, FL 32014 Pompano Beach, FL 33060 Christopher Fogarty Kurke Riggs Gary Timothy Michael Graff Rhonda Renee Halbrook — 280 Sparling Drive 1104 Bartow Rd. 1837 Oles Avenue 4105 Woodberry Drive Rochester, NY 14616 Lakeland, FL 33802. Poland, OH 44514 Dothan, AL 36301 Marty DeLane Foley Denise Rocker Gaston Anthony Graffan Kendra Sue Hale Route 1, Box 386 1412 Fern Place Box 683A 6850 Plantation Rd. Northport, AL 35476 Lakeland, FL 33801 Rt. 302 Plantation, FL 33317 Bridgton, ME 04009 Jerry Forbes Dwayne All John William Hall 2140 Lake Holloway Blvd. Route Carolyn Gray 3002 Pinedale Lakeland, FL 33801 Mayna 2..Ge eva Lakeland, FL 33803 Michael Frank Fordham Brunilda Gautier al 1000 Longfellow Blvd. 41 Englewood Avenue Gary G “ee : Beacon St. Apt. B-8, Box 492 Bridgeport, CT 06606 3275 Aden Stree Apt. 40. 4 Lakeland, FL 33801 Kaihicsn hen Cadel Memphis, TN 38127 akeland, FL 33801 : ‘ Daryl Pierre Forehand 136 Colorado Avenue Ruffin Augustin Gray, III Charles Hall Bs 419 W. 8th Street 2 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Route 4, Box 162 Lakeland, FL 33801 Lakeland, FL 33801 Box 547 Troutville, VA 24175 : Lakeland, FL 33801 David Fouke, II Gregg Douglas Gillette isa Hallal 11 Third Avenue 149 Osceola Drive Patrick Greco Danbury Street Key West, FL 33040 New Port Richey, FL 33553 5042 Shelly Drive Hill, FL 33526 Wilmington, NC 28405 — Gina De’anne Fowler ) abeth Ham 635 McKellar Drive 5108 Bird Lane Kimberly Green amento Ave Milan, TN 38358 Winter Have eee 2135 Massachutes Drive Elmo, CA g ee ‘ Grove City, FL 33533 F tbh William Fox D see Kaye n_— y Charles Hamp on 8212 Bowers Lane 449 Burgundy Road Cassandra Greene son Ave .. Richmond, VA 23227 Birmingham, A 501 Harper Road Tunnel Hill, GA 30755 Sandra Kay Foxhall 100 Dartmouth Way 4) erry Grillo, Jr. P.O. Box 713 - 603 Longfellow | Niceville, FL 32578 3 tte d, FL 33801 Cindy Freed... ° : 753 Syling Street ee a i se Rockledge New Castle, PA 16101 Bill Hancock Laura Leigh Freewalt 1701 Kingsbury Drive St. Marys, OH 45885 Paul Frey . 3013 45th Street fyson Gruber Tampa, FL 33605 Banyan Drive mond Beach, FL 8 Christopher Dean Friel : I awrence John Guagl } Open Bible Church N. Davis Ave. eland, FL 338 Delray Beach, FL 3 Cindy Gulick 436 West River Park Drive Inkster, MI 4814 Christine Anne Gi _ 1460 SW Albatros Palm City, FL 334 H Valerie Dawn Gus 11 N.W. 190th = 660 Crestview D Lami, PL33 165 ey Laingsburg, MI 4 harles Joseph 406 Ellerbe Wa Lakeland, FL David Harris Connie Hetrick Ronald Dean Hoskinson Sidney Gayle Jackson 109 Merlin Street 201 W. Maxwell St. 2035 Voltaire 2238 East Baldwin Road Robins, GA 31093 Lakeland, FL 33803 Lakeland, FL 33801 Panama City, FL 32405 Robert Heywood Mary Hoskinson Route, Box 123C 2035 Voltaire FL 33849 Lakeland, FL 33801 Donald Jackson 45-43 204 Street Bayside, NY 11361 Gary Bruce H _ Chrisandra Hicks William Jeffery Houston Paul Jacobs Route 2, Box 2755 oe P.O. Box 699 Box 842 S610 Ventura Dak Williston, ve 32696. - Oneco, FL 33558 Highlands, NC 28741 Columbus, GA 31909 Sharon Harris Edward Hicks Andrew Todd Howell bebe ee 3800 Recker Hwy. 27 Pawnee Road 1276 Larkview Drive ieee Bcons of aur i Lilburn, GA 30247 Tangewood Lip, W. bape Haven, FL 33880 Lakewood, NJ 08701 uburn Lakeland, FL 33803 Scott Lewis Harrison Tony Hiles Rodney Allen Howsare . 9 POe Box. 229 420 Ellerbe Way 432 S. Richard Street ; John Jacobs Magnolia Springs, AL 36555 Lakeland, FL 33801 5610 Ven : a Begin, PA 15522 H. Benjamin Hartman ie BD cksaw SFL 32817 Debra Darler 255 West C Lake Alfred Deborah Jamieson P.O. Box 2 agle Lake, Fl, 33839 — 876 Meginnis LN Tallahassee, FL 3 Viartha Hassler -1048 South Combee Lakeland, FL 33801 Henry Hauser P.O. Box 114 47396 ry Lee Jenkins Buxton, NC 279 140 Royal Palm Road : No. 205 Se ae Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016 Celeste Renee Jenkins 729 Coachlight Drive Fern Park, MI 32730 a, AL 3505 ee ad : George Edward Jennings 110 Woodhaven Road _ Pawtucket, RI 02861 lichele Holden S.E. 42nd Terrace Coral, FL 33904 John David Jernigan Crystal Court 969 Crystal Court Drive akeland, FL 33802 ox 87A S 39440 aren James Jernigan 969 Crystal Grove Dr. pt. 47 akeland, FL 33801 fhomas Robert Jeter oute 3, Box 475-B ewisburg, TN 37091 uan Carlos Jimenez 1 S.W. 135 Street iami, FL 33184 Judith Johns - 1625 Columbia Street Lakeland, FL 33803 Charles-Timothy Johnson 6104 Vance Rd. Chattanooga, TN 32643 Julie Johnson Route 4, Box 1200 Plant City, FL 33566 177 Leeds, AL 35094 Kimberly Ann Jones 1335 Putnam Drive Cookeville, TN 38501 Jeffery Jordan 306 McClure Circle Castle Hayne, NC 28429 Marvin Judah 1431 Isabella St. Waycross, GA 31501 Donald William June 938 E. Palmetto Lakeland, FL 33801 Yonell Justilien Pinder’s Point Freeport, Gr. Bahama John Joseph Kanarek 3924 East Van Norman Cudahy, WI 53110 2035 Irvin Lakeland, FL 33801 Edward William Klamp 4108 Palisade Lane Sioux Falls, SD 57106 Billy Knorr 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Apt. 6 Lakeland, FL 33801 Theron Knowles Rt. 3, Box 210B Bartow, FL James Neal Kochenburger 8210 Simpson Lane Lakeland, FL 33805 Philip Alan Kochenburger 8210 Simpson Lane Lakeland, FL 33805 Box314- Brandon, FL 33511 — Krystal Larsen 16521 East Kansas Drive Aurora, CO 80017 Mark Daniel Larson Route 1, Box 279 Decaturville, TN 38329 Shelly Larson 80 NW 34th Street Oakland Park, FL 33309 Jean Marie Laskey RFD 2, Laskey Ext. South Windham, ME 04082 mah Renee Ledford Galsworthy Avenue do, FL 32809 ul Lee Kenneth Vann Lewis 2333 Golfview St. Elizabeth Howlan Lewis 2333 Golfview St. Lakeland, FL 33801 Gregory Lichi 12339 Fairhaven Avenue Baton Rouge, LA 70815 Walter Lichtenberg 223 SE 15th Place Unit 104 Cape Coral, FL 33904 amas Avenue e Terrace, FL 33617 fer Lynn Martin Westview Drive oa, FL 32922 nelia Elizabe Martin te 4, Box 629 -Hamersville, Se Philip Lyon _ 2517 Community Rd. ‘Bobby Mayes : Jacksonville, FL 32207 15445 SW 295th St. _ Leisure City, FL 33033 _ Randy Franklin Lyons 1345 Winding Brook Way David Lee Mayne } { I i Dunedin, FL 33528 Jerry Magness 7821 Mandan Road Apt. 101 Greenbelt, MD 20770 2135 Wilkens Avenue Baltimore, MD 21223 Michael Lee McBride P.O. Box 457 Lincolnton, GA 30817 John Ralph Meadows 2290 Savoy Avenue Akron, OH 44305 David John Melendez 90 Perrin Drive Rochester, NY 14622 Harold, Jn. Moates Route 2, Box 359 Clinton, SC 29325 Yvonne Gaye Mock 1316 S. Center Street Perry, FL 32347 t79) Lisa Moon Samuel Murphy Robin Renee Newman Carol Owens 1920 E. Edgewood 3710 Mapledale 118 Judith Dr. 1407 N. Johnston St. Apt. N-9 Cleveland, OH 44109. Valparaiso, FL 32580 Springfield, MO 65802 Lakeland, FL 33803 Jeffrey Tyrone Murphy ody saac Newton, III Stephen Ray Owens Zena DeNell Moore 704 Ponderosa Dr. E. - ; Gabarone Blvd. 523 Timberlane West 3783 Ramah Lane 805 dale ; Lakeland, FL 33801 Tucker, GA 30084 n Palmer Meadows Drive oxi, MS 39532 y Carole Pape : Box 485 wiston, FL 33440 j isan Kay Papro 1606 Julia Street 15 Glub Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 ee: Duluth, G Annette David Louis 1} 8435 Clippert Taylor, MI 481 5 Roanoke, Stephen Nash David Pat ick O’Brien Larry Parks PO. fos ae 92 Duff Road ay _ 1104 Bartow Highway _ lachicola, FL 32 oo Lakeland, FL.33805 Apt. 106 ee : - a, Lakeland, FL 33801 Wayne Edward P.O. Box 494 Apalachicola, Francis Shawn Sherwood Mo Lot 126 1200 | Lakeland, F Robert Ant : 3808 Cascad Michael Ralph Nault oe Raleigh, NC P.O. Box 172, May Hill hips: a | _Barton, VT, 05822 Teresa Ka Jeffrey 0 137 Placid Ft. Myers. Christine 3224 Heart Winter Park Beckley, WV | Beatrice F David Wayne 148 Hawley S Rochester, N Lakeland, - Donald Dot : 4237 Barr Columbus Kurt David Charles ie 128 West Duluth, Gladis Elizabeth Perez Dena Poquette Wallace Fredric Reames III Michael Rippy 795 N.W. 101 Street “ 1444 W. Lake Bonny Drive 8516 Washburn Road 2860 Orchid Lane Miami, FL 33150 Lakeland, FL 33801 i Lakeland, FL 33805 Robert Grant Perry - Se Melonie Marie Reddy 5612 W. Bancroft : = i 239 S. Ridgewood Avenue Toledo, OH 43615 8 la Raymond Jetty, Pesa 11588 Rapp R ad New Middletown, OH Desmore Peters Box 6 D e Pr P.O. Box 1341 Escatawpa, MS 39552 Scott Reese , Julia Prince 2430 Lawndale Rd. 5480 Chase Street Merrillville, IN 46410 Sharon Louise Robinson : Priscilla Reichen 3762 W. Alta Vista Dr. Kevin Quiles Wagnerlaan 11 “Mobile; AL 36605 : 118 Colorado Court ‘ Street 1217 CP Hilversu h, MD 20714 Lakeland, FL 33801 The Netherlands, Jeffery Race 2702 Clingman Street Hopewell, VA 23860 Jill Denise Rafferty 3756 N.E. 28th Court Ocala, FL 32670 David Earling Rahrer 2248 Olney Road Lakeland, FL 33801 Gregory Dale Rakes 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Lakeland, FL 33801 Juan Ramos 1104 S. Bartow Road Apt. 92 Lakeland, FL 33801 Edon, OH 43518 Kimberly Layne Sch 410 Ridgeview Dr. Richardson, TX 75080 ’ slewood Street Lakeland, FL 33801 + Terri Leigh Sewell 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Box : Lakeland, FL 33 Franklin George § 048 ae ee 42 Parma-Hilton Road pencerport, NY 145593 David William Shipman 031, Street, N.W. Susan Annette Sis 112 Powell Street Easley, SC 29640 Steven Skinner 2329 Jungle St. Lakeland, FL 33801 _ Lakeland, FL 338 935 Crystal Grove Dr. Apt. 8 Lakeland, FL.33801 Nancy Lynn Smith 106 Bear Creek Lane 3 Asheville, NC 28806 She Eddie Darrell Smith 1104 U.S. 98 N. Apt. P-184 : Lakeland, FL 33801. Sherri Lynn Smit 361 Willow Lawn Drive Culpeper, VA 22701 Richard Andrew Smith 1 E. Katherine Street Ware Shoals, SC 29692 David Newton Smith 1147 North Vermont Lakeland, FL 33081 Dianne Nicolene Smith 715 McKenz Leesbur, Judy Darle a 11033 Sherrouse Rd. — FE nna Ann Smitit heastern Colleg pus Box 1212 eland, FL 33801 Mary Ann Stakelum P.O. Box 1318 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Lakeland, FL 33801 Sara Stamler 3612 University Drive Fairfax, VA 22030 Gregory Brian Standafer 8454 Clippert aylor, MI 48180 _ Nancy Lynn Stanley Route 2, Box 81 Grand Ridge, FL 32442 Garrett Starr 5623 Jessie Dr. B i FL 33830 James Scott Stauffer 2964 Fa air “Oaks Drive lort ae) Renee Stetson. 4 ke Dr. 518 io David Tabor 179 Nila Drive North Lima, OH 444 Elvira Tamargo 1700 Rainbow Lane P.O. Box 487 Port Richey, FL 33568 va Loraine Tanner . - 1 River Drive — go mee w, FL 33830 uise Tanner Campus Apafime Lakeland, FL 33801 Robert Newman Stover Robert Wayne Triplett Box big! Kf s Stowe, Jr. 1000 Longfellow Blvd. Box 1251 eland, FL 3380 Jeffrey Stowers 812 1 2 W. Cannon St. Lakeland, FL 3380 3 Dennis Eugene Strayer == 1000 Longfellow Blvd. D-2 “ Campus Apts. Box 1205 Lakeland, FL 33801 Mark Anthony Strayer 1000 Longfellow | Blyd. Box 1205 Mary Etta iriver 1000 Longfellow Blvd. a nd, FL 33801 fies Louise Sumner 8720 Birchbark Drive Cincinnati, OH 45249. Michael Lee Waldrop 450 Exeter Drive Birmingham, AL 35206 Debra Walker 1504 9th Street Zephyrhills, FL 34249 Kenneth Wayne Ward 2492 N. Co. Road 600E Kokomo, IN 46901 Gary Alan Ware 1104 Bartow Road Apt. G-74 Lakeland, FL 33801 Steven Bradley Waters Route 4, Box 752 Washington, NC 27889 @emave Lynn ! 109 N. East 8th _Fort Meade, Ed Orlando, FL 32808 — Jane L. Wead P.O. Box 87 Durant, FL 33530 Roger Lynn Weaver 5522 Grove Avenue Columbus, GA 31904 Samuel Berton Weaver 5517 S. Nova Road- Harbor bic Loa 32019 Teftrey Price WWedllen P.O. Box 311 Holt, FL 32564 ¥ Ricky faeden Welborne 222 W.. Ethelene j 49 2 Bartow, FL Fees : RalpheBient Ww h ft Teed Thon 1815 W. 21st Topeke, KS 2 . Gait Welshndts,” ba - _ 1920 Carlos Roa Looe, PL 3: 805 Pamela Lynn Wheeler 1108 Bartow Rd. South Apt. A-5 Lakeland, FL 33801 Naomi Whetstone 713 S.W. 1st Street Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312 Alton Brian Whidden 1930 Ariana Blvd. Auburndale, FL 33823 Robert Whitaker 4 Wilbanks Street Greenville, SC 29611 Marlena Jo Whitaker 28 Gordon Circle Court _ akeland, FL 33801 Zephyrh ' Vickie Cathalyn White 520 Sellars Drive P.O. Box 7153 5000 S. Eloise Loop Rd. Winter Haven, FL 33880 Wendy Gay Whitfield 1745 D Woodbrook Alabaster, AL 35007. : Willard White John Mark White des 5 Tanya Annette Williams P.O. Box 364 Eagle Lake, FL 33839 Harold Williams P.O. Box 914 Hawthorne, FL 32640 Beth Williams 206 Blue Chip Lane, RHLD Moyock, NC 27958 William Joseph Williams 101 Wynne Fork Street Hertford, Nc 27944 Lonald Glen Williamson Bruce Bryan Willingham 2061 B Alpiné Hoover, A ‘ 116 Clemson R d Cc Karen B. Witkowski Box 4934 910 Elliot Ave., S. Minneapolis, MN 55404 Joseph D. Witkowski Box 4934 910 Elliot Ave., S. Minneapolis, MN 55404 Gregory Dale Wolfe 1954 Allandale Circle, W Jacksonville, FL 32205 Ronald Dean Woolsey RD 2, Box 370A _ Mettacommett, Park “Columbus, G Margaret Lis: “ SS ‘e Le wr ree UN QBS ae ee Sa ae a