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'77FINIA

Oofflmbia Bible So flege

Columbia, S.C.

Volume XXXVIII

Another year and another step in God's plan of building us into His
servants. It was a year known for elections, good times, and people
working together , but more than that , it was a year that God continued
to build us together to be a temple for Him and unto Him .

"But we ourselves together will build unto the Lord. " Ezra 4:3

Building Together the Temple Unto the Lord '

God built us together to be more like Him through the teaching of His
servants. Because of the life that they live, whether in the classroom or
not, we may see Him. Just another step in God's plan to build us
together so that we may rest completely in Him .

. . . being built upon the foundation of the apostles
and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the chief
corner stone;

The campus , given to us by God , through the prayers of many of
His people. It is a place where we grow more into His likeness. A
part of our preparation, that will affect the total life of each
person , here on earth and then when we see Him .

in whom each several building, fitly framed together,
groweth into a holy temple in the Lord;

Our purpose , to know Him . Our vision , to make
Him known. As we work, fellowship, and just get
along with one another. Because of His love, we are
being built continually, through people and
relationships , so that we may be the maximum for
His purpose .

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in whom ye also are builded together for a
habitation of God in the Spirit . ' '

Ephesians 2:20-22

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Faculty and Staff 11

Students 36

Sports 104

Activities 118

Advertisements 152

Thank You, President McQuilkin . . .

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It is our privilege to dedicate the 1976-77 Finial to
one who has shown a true dedication to the Lord Jesus
in serving Him here at Columbia Bible College for
the past nine years .

He has a heart for missions and a fervent love for
the people of God . His close , personal relationship
with the Lord is reflected in the effectiveness of his
public ministry as he relates with and addresses
himself to individual and corporate needs. This
man's life of trust and obedience challenges us to be
victorious in our everyday Christian lives . He is a
man of integrity and self-discipline, and as a
faithful steward seeks to know and to do the will of
God . His heart attitude is one of prayerful concern in
seeking God's will on behalf of those God has
entrusted to him . He knows us and loves us . His
sensitivity to our needs and potentials enables him to
lead us deeper into the purposes of God . His chapel
messages stretch our intellectual capacity and
deepen our sense of urgency in spreading the gospel .

He is our counselor and friend , our President , a
faithful servant , a man of God , J . Robertson
McQuilkin.

Faculty
Staff

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Jesus, Our Corner Stone

Having been built upon
the foundation of the
apostles and prophets,
Christ Jesus Himself
being the corner stone

Ephesians 2:20

Mr. I. R. McQuilkin
President

Mr. James M. Hatch
Provost

Dr. Alan Redpath, Christian Life Conference Speaker, receives portrait from Frank Fry, president of
the Alumni Association.

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Alumni
Association

Mr. and Mrs. John Hehl, Members of the Class of 1926

The Alumni Association, offering member-
ship to all interested former students , now con-
sists of over 4000 members. The association
was organized during commencement week,
1930. In drawing up its constitution, the aim
was stated to "cooperate with the Bible college
and its purpose as expressed in the motto, 'To
Know Him and to Make Him Known'; to pro-
mote fellowship among the graduates; to com-
bine our efforts for the work of the Bible col-
lege." The association, in its effort to fulfill
these aims, offers numerous benefits including
a new Career Assistance Program. Projects are
also launched, and last year the association
presented $50,000 to WMHK at its dedication
ceremony. A portrait was also presented to Dr.
Alan Redpath, featured speaker for the Chris-
tian Life Conference .

Homecoming 1976 was celebrated in con-
junction with the Christian Life Conference in
October. Members of the class of 1926 were
honored at the Homecoming Banquet; four of
the five were present for their 50th reunion.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Hehl,
Miss Venie Johnson, and Mr. Eddie Kunath.

God's Fellow Workers

For we are God's fellow-
workers; you are God's
field, God's building.

I Corinthians 3:9

Dr. Terry Hulbert

Dean of Columbia Graduate School

Dr. Earl McQuay
Dean of Student Affairs

Mr. Bob Kallgren
Assistant to the President

Miss Rebecca Van Gorder
Secretary to the Dean of CGS

Miss Agness Ban

Secretary to the Dean of Student

Affairs

Mrs. Claude Lopez

Secretary to the Assistant to the

President

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Dr. John Ker Munro
Director of CBC Admissions

Mr. Ralph Enlow

Assistant Director of Admissions

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A dm in is tra tion

Mr. Newell Ferris
Registrar

Miss Helen Fahringer
Assistant Registrar

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Mrs. Lydia Munn
Secretary to the President

Mrs. Joyce Briggs

Secretary, Admissions Department

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Miss Lucy Paschal
Secretary, Registrar's Office

We Are Being

Graduate
School
Faculty. . .

Dr. Paul Wright
Theology, Bible

Mr. Paul W. Ferris, Jr.
Old Testament, Hebrew

Dr. William Davidson
Director of Admissions; Church
History, Research, Bible

Dr. William Larkin
New Testament, Greek

Mr. Jerome Wells
Teaching Assistant

. . . building on

what has

already begun

Miss Ruth Hakes
Secretary

In whom the whole build-
ing, being fitted together is
growing into a holy temple
in the Lord

Ephesians 2:21

Fitted Together

Dean 's
Offices

Mr. Jack Matthews
Associate Dean for Men

Miss Helen Kornfield
Associate Dean for Women

Mrs. Cheryl Campbell

Secretary in Dean for Men's Office

Dr. Hap Stiuthers

Associate Dean for Off- Campus

Students

Mr. Hugh Foshee
Assistant Dean for Men

Miss Paula Berkey
Assistant Dean for Women

Miss Becky Nehlsen

Secretary in Dean for Women's

Office

Mr. Clifford Bedell

Bible, Missions, Anthropology

Mr. Frank Fry

Director of Extension Ministries

Executive Director

Alumni Association

Dr. Anthony Fortosis
Education, Social Studies

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Dr. Bernard Holmes
Bible , Homiletics

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Dr. David Lalka
English

Miss Dianne Lubinski
English

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Mr. Alben McAllister
Theology, Philosophy

Dr. Richard Melick
Bible, Greek

Miss Sara Petty
Education

Mr. Raymond Scott
Science, Church History

Are Teachers

Mr. Charles Wenzel
Bible , Greek

Mr. Gerald Swank
Visiting Lecturer, Missions

Un dergra duate
Faculty

But now God has placed the members, each one of them, in
the body , just as He desired .

I Corinthians 12:18

Mr. Richard Belcher
Lecturer, Theology

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Dr. Marion Burns
Lecturer, Psychology

Dr. David Denyer
Lecturer, Old Testament,
Archaeology

Mrs. Mildred Sadler
Assistant, Social Studies and
Science

Our Individual

Christian
Service

Mr. J. Otis Braswell
Director

Mr. Larry McCul lough
Associate Director

Miss Kathy Bearce
Supervisor

Miss Mary Faith Phillips
Associate Director

Miss Diane Lounsbury
Assistant

Mrs. Elinor Kruger
Secretary

Mrs. Margaret Ferris
Secretary

Part Is Important

Mr. William Abernathy
Director of Learning Resources

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Miss Colleen Stevens
Circulation Supervisor

Miss Merry Bazemore
CSRD Circulation Assistant

Miss Cleta Dunaway
Technical Services Librarian

Mrs. Laura Braswell
Circulation Assistant

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Mrs. Edith Frye
Order Assistant

Learning Resources

Center

. . . according to the proper
working of each individual part,
causes the growth of the body for
the building up of itself in love .
Ephesians 3:15

Mr. William Favata
Technical Services Assistant

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Miss Debby Reichel
Director of Christian Service
Resources Department

We Are A Dwelling

Mr. Frank Fry
Director of Extension
Ministries

Electronic
Media

In whom you also are being
built together into a dwell-
ing of God in the Spirit .

Ephesians 2:22

Mrs. Joyce Supplee
Secretary, Extension Ministries

Mr. R. J. Kennedy

Director of Electronics Media

Mr. Jim Rakes
Electronic Technician

Miss Edie Kendall
Secretary, Alumni Affairs

Mr. Mark Shepherd
Tape Librarian

Mr. Kenneth Weber
Tape Technician

Mrs. Carlene Kidwell
Secretary, Career Assistance
Program

Extension Ministries

WMHK

Of God

WMHK, 89.7 on the FM radio
dial , began its first broadcast on
August 30, 1976 at 7:30 p.m.
The program began with a dia-
logue between David Morrison,
the program director, and Presi-
dent McQuilkin. Plans for the
radio station began over five
years ago , and the fruition of
these plans has been real evi-
dence of the power of the God of
the impossible .

This power was particularly
brought to awareness at the dedi-
cation ceremony for WMHK on
October 7, 1976 during the
Christian Life Conference. At
this time it was announced that
the Alumni Project Goal to raise
$50,000 for the radio station had
been met. God has continued to
show His faithfulness as the truth
of His Word has been announced
over WMHK to thousands
throughout South Carolina and
parts of Georgia and North Caro-
lina.

Mr. David Morrison
Director of Programming

Mr. Don Hughes
Announcer

Mr. Larry Weidman
News Director

Miss Marcia Williams
Secretary

We Are Joined

Business

Affairs

But the one who
joins himself to the
Lord is one spirit
with Him
I Corinthians 6:16

Mr. John Davidson
Business Manager

Mr. Roger Tilton
Manager

Mr. Sal LoGalbo

Architect, Helps Int'l Mission

Mrs. Many Jones
Cashier

Campus

Bookstore

Mrs. Sue Mitchell
Secretary of Business Affairs

Mrs. Patty Beery
Cashier

Mr. Joe Piotter
Postmaster

To The Lord

Mr. Andy Kaups

Manager, Accounting Department

Mr. Marquis Ryan
Account Payable Clerk

Mr. Ron Faircloth
Manager, Office Services

Mis. Susan Hart
Office Assistant

Accounting

Mr. Gil Baker
Accountant

Office

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Services

Mrs. Prudence Bedell
Mail List Clerk

Mr. Fred Alexander
Director of Information

Miss Gerry Harry
Secretary

Information
Services

Food
Services

Mr. William Leavel
Manager of Food Services

The Spirit Of God

Mrs. Betty Matthews
Hostess

Mrs. Shirley Steed
Dietician

Miss Marilyn Niewoehner
Manager of Health Services

Mr . Robert Hutto
Assistant to Managei

4rs. Susanne Faircloth

Mrs. Jeanie Krebs

Mrs. Kim West

iupervisor of Administrative

Secretary

Services

Administrative Services

Dwells In Us

Mr. Rigba Wolfe
Manager

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Mr. John Janney

College Service/Transponation

Supervisor

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Mr. Wayne Pifer
Assistant to Manager

Mr. Wayne Frederick
Electrician/Heating and Cooling
Technician

Mr. Lee Morris
Custodian

Mr. Theodore Warren
Custodian

Physical

Plant

Mr. Carl Goff
Auto Mechanic

Mr. Wilson Matthews
Security Officer

Building Together . . .

Music

Department

Mr. G. William Supplee
Director

Mr. William Hoyt

Voice Instructor (on sabbatical)

Miss Carol Kirkpatrick
Music Instructor

Mrs. Edna Larkin
Secretary

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And Helping Us Build

Not Pictured:

Mrs. Gail Haslatt

Cashier, Accounting Department

Beverly Hardee

Secretary, Physical Plant

Mr. Bob Endicott

Reprographic Supervisor, Office Services

Mrs. Judy Hatch

Nursery Supervisor

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Students

Columbia Graduate School

Bible And Missions

And can it be that I should gain an interest in the Savior's blood?

Died He for me, who caused His pain? For me, who Him to death pursued?

Amazing love! How can it be that Thou, my God, shouldst die for me?

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Long my imprisoned spirit lay fast bound in sin and nature's night;

Thine eye diffused a quickening ray, I woke, the dungeon flamed with light;

May chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth, and followed Thee.

Charles Wesley

Karen I . Adams

Gary J . Beery
Charles T .
Bennetch
Janet K.
Bennetch

Wayne W. Adams
Richard J . Arma

Linda D . Barnett

William C.
Bochman
Rick E.
Brooks
Judith A .
Brown

Stephen D.
Bryant
Linda L.
Caldwell
Sylvia Chan

Barbara L.

Chapman
Stephen R.

Chatfield

Beverly A .

Child

Leiton E.

Chinn

R. Andrew

Choate

John Connelly

Marjorie A .

Coon

Rouse Joe

Copeland

George D.

Crow

George E.

Dainty

Mary T.

Dainty

Gregory M.

Darnieder

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GRAD LIFE COUNCIL

Rich Nichols - Social Chairman

Leiton Chinn - Koinonia

Chairman
Danny Plunkett - Chairman of

Special Projects
George Crow - President
Judy Brown - Music Chairman
Ed Eshleman - Resource and

Communication

Elizabeth L. Duggan
Kathleen F. Duvall
R. Sally Erway
Edgar S. Eshleman

Robert Evans
Cesareo L. Fernandez
Caroline B. Fleming
Phyllis L. Florence

Russel L. Fowler
Joyce E. Friesen
Barbara A . Gaunt
Larry L . Gentry

Elizabeth B. Gerow

Michael Grant

Marcia Gustafson

Hubert R. Haaga

Willard C.

Hardee Jr.

Judy E. Hardin

Robert S .

Hartman

Dennis W .

Henderson

Nash W . Hester

Jr.

Janet A . Hicks

Arthur D .

Hopkins

Mary G. Hower

Thomas A .

Hughes

Charlotte

Hurst

Rickie W.

James

Robert L.
Jarrett
Marian ty.
Johnson
Eugene H.
Jones

Soon K. Kim
John C. Kinser
Duane R. Kruger
Ronald F. Lace

Nancy W . Little
Mary Jo Livingston
Kathy L. Lutz
Dorothy Jean Lynch

E. Hope MacEwen

Lloyd T. Magewu

Jennie R. Mahoney

Beth A. Mays

Susan K. McClain

Jeanette A. McNealy

Joseph R. Medina

Kenneth B. Merriken

Sandra S . Mills

Jean E. Mlincek

John A. Mower

R. James Munn

Jean M. Nelson
Maurice L. Neese
Richard L. Nichols
Brian H . Nicholson

Virgilio H. Oberes
Jonathan M. Olford
George Ostojic
Janice K. Patton

Danny H . Plunkett
Militza T . Poleksic
Louise Powell
Lucinda J . Reisman

Lewis S.

Roberts

John L .

Robinson

Gary N . Roop

Patricia A.

Rowse

Jacob Samuel

Charles F.

Sawyer

David
Seaborne

Janet L.

Shickley
R. Elaine

Shickley

William J.

Shipley

Marilyn A.

Simmons

Lucy P.

Singleton

Cathye L.

Smith

Donalda A.

Smith

Sara A .

Spearing

Ruth L .
Stehfest
John W .
Steketee
Marcia J.
Stevens

Linda L. Storms
Dennis L. Stiatton
Kumiko Takeuchi
Louis L . Werner

Claudine Tali
Dennis Temple
Robert R. Thomson
Shirley R. Wiens

Corene B. Tooley
George Tricket
Jay R. Weaver
Donald V. Winter

"Our Prayer"

May the Mind of Christ

my Savior live in me

from day to day ,

By His love and power

controlling all I do

and say.

May the Word of God

dwell richly in my

heart from hour to

hour,

So that all may see I

triumph only through

His power.

May His beauty rest

upon me as I seek the

lost to win ,

And may they forget

the channel , seeing

only Him .

Philippians 2:5

Words by: Kate B.

Wilkinson

Cheryl Cutter
and Husband

Our lives being
built in Him

Andy
Rambikur

Alice Price
Sue Crist

David

Webster

and Family

Karen E.
Riseden

Angus

Mcintosh

and Wife

Kay

Mary
Browning

Mike Joline
and Wife

Randall Krebs
and Wife

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Joel Martinez
and Family

Rosalie
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Virginia Brant
and Husband

Amy
Schaeffer

J. Light foot

Grasty

and Wife

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Tom Whalen

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Gary Fallon

Dorrie Poland

Linda
Thompson

Leslie
Nordman

Deborah Glick

David Banks

Tim Pifer

Dale Tuggy

Arleen
Gaudry

Joe Fera

Jim Fleetwood
and Wife

Sylvia Phelps

Tom Cregan
and Wife

Julius
Mutwota

Jim Hay ward

Sam Hinson
and Family

Becky
Johnston

Ernie Taylor
Gunda Taylor

Patty Dunlap

Verne G.
Marshall

Dana Petit

Henry Mallon

Galen
Manapat

Evelyn
Marquardt

Except the Lord build the
house, they labor in vain
that build it, except the
Lord keep the city, the
watchman waketh but in
vain.

Psalm 127:1

Alan
Dyczewski
and Family

Deborah
Martin

Dale Angst adt

Rick Miller
and Wife

Rooted and built up in Him,
and established in the
faith, as ye have been
taught, abounding therein
with thanksgiving.

Colossians 2:7

Susan Bonner
and Husband

Stewart Stout

Gabriel Galdo

Parks Wilson

Steven P.

Brueck

and Wife

Lynn Costa

Alexander
Ngonyi

Mike Clark

Candace
Preston

Valerie

Wheeler

Phyllis Morris

Silvana di
Paolo

Libby Smith

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Priscilla Jones
Jennie Wilson

Mary Capron

Dennis
Shumate

David W.
Shull

Dawn
Erdmann

Gordon
Johnston

Frank Noell

Steve Powell

Joy Duvall

Terry L. Fulks
and Wife

Raymond

Medina

and Family

Kirk Arnold

Tina Hays

Steve Ward

T. Mark
Phillips

Jim Braswell
and Wife

Joe Estes
and Wife

Dan
Clendenin

Cindy Johnson

Chris Kidwell
and Wife

Fay Lopez

Mike Walker
and Wife

Sarah Melton
and Family

Hazel
Sutherland

Rick Floyd
and Wife

Cindy Watts

LaVonne
Martin

Dan Smyth
and Wife

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and Wife

Roger Bennett

Renita
Morgan

Stuart Scott

Steve
Rambikur

F. Charles
Ekpenyong

Donna L.
Cottle

Joe Donahue
and Wife

Bill West
and Wife

Dave Sturgeon

James R.
Simoneau
and Wife

Not Pictured:
Karen Cocke
Timothy Ham
Teresa James
Catherine Matthews
Deborah Matthews
Kim Payne
Paul Peterson
Scott Quillin
Craig Reoch
Richard Peck

God has used others to build us.

May God now use us to build

others.

Juniors. . .having
been firmly rooted . . .

and now being built up in Him.

Col 2:7a

Rick Alcala
Terry Arant
Dan Bailey

Richard Barmore
Richard Barron
David Bellelsle

Tony Borack
Steven Boyd
Phil Brown

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Patricia Brown
Jane Bryan
John W . Burnett

Rachael Calhoun
Tim Carlson
Jeff Carlton

Amy Chambers

G . Lawrence Clark

Christina Clayton

Ronnie Cooper

David Cox

Micheal Davis

Cathy Dawson

Jim Deal

Mick Dean

Bruce Deming

Lynn Duhan

Eric Durst

Elaine Enlow
William D. Eiving
Dianne Falink

Michele Falink
Mary Lyn Flake
Charles Garner

Theresa Glick
David Gossett
Penny Greer

Esther Gross
Lisa Hale
Randy Hamrick

Johnny Hands

Bryan Harms

Charles Harrah

Nancy Harris
Ben Herlong
David Hitzing

Sharon Hopkins

Deborah Horton

Jeannie Hubbard

Debbie Hungerpiiler

Steve Johnson

Kathy Jones

Mark Krautler

Cinda Krecker

Pam Kupferschmid

Paul Kupferschmid
Sharon Kupferschmid
David Livingston

John Lee
David Lohnes
Walter Ludwick

Patti Malone
Asa Mangham
Ruth March

Tim McAndrew
Jerri Moore
Elizabeth Nelms

Gloria Nichols
Mike Noverini
Richard Peck

in whom the whole building

Doug Shiplett
Sally Silman

being fitted together is growing . . . Eph. 2:21

Steven Simmons
Zack Slaughter
Benjamin Small

Nellie Smith
Sharon Sprouse
William Taylor

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Bob Thompson
Wilbur Thompson
Julia Troxler

Duane Vermeland
Dennis Wade
Ted Wingo

Wayne Zaepfel
Thomas Zaprzalka
Thomas Zasadny

CAMERA SHY:
Dale Angstadt
Trudy Adams
Gary Branham
Ken Busbee
James Chapman
Steve Cheatwood
Lois Ferris
Jan Fulks
Edward Gaston
Jane Grinton
Tony Hart
Reggie Haslett
Steven Kittrell
Bill Logan
Julius Mutwota
Alexander Ngonyi
Alfred Pritchard
Nancy Scarborough
Eddy Taylor
Gunda Taylor
Mary Anne Walker

"According to the grace of God which was given to
me, as a wise masterbuilder I laid a foundation, and
another is building upon it. But let each man be
careful how he builds upon it. For no man can lay a
foundation other than the one which is laid , which is
Jesus Christ. "

I Corinthians 3:10-11

"For I will set my eyes on them for good , and I
will bring them again to this land; and I will
build them up and not overthrow them, and I
will plant them and not pluck them up. "

Jeremiah 24:6

with unique design . . . Creativity

Sophomores of '79 Are Building
Together in Understanding

Sophomore small
group leaders are
helping to build our
class in discipleship.

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THERE'S A QUIET UNDERSTANDING

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There's a quiet understanding when we're gathered in the Spirit,
It's a promise that He gives us when we gather in His name.
There's a love we feel in Jesus, There's a manna that He feeds us,
It's a promise that He gives us when we gather in His Name. And
we know when we're together, sharing love and understanding,
That our brothers and our sisters feel the oneness that He brings .
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Jesus, For the way you love and
feed us, Hand and Hand
with Jesus today, Thank
you, Thank you Lord.
Thank you, Thank you,
Lord.

Bene W .
Allday

Billy
Barber

Amanda T.
Bingham

Tom
Bizjak

Nathan C.

Rebekah S .

George L.

Thomas J.

Deborah L.

Sherri R

Bullock

Burchett

Cail

Campbell

Carlson

Cate

There's a love we feel in Jesus.

Cathy
Clark

In prayer we sense Jesus' love among us.

Cindy G .
Clark

Becky J .
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I il thou hast denied me thrice.

CHAPTER 14

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it go unto the Father: for *my
Father is greater than L

20 And "'now I have told you
before it come to pass, that,
when it Is come to pass, ye,
might believe.

30 Hereafter I will not talk
much with you: ffor the prince
of this world cometh, ana bath
netting in me. .<;■':

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There's a Manna
That He Feeds Us,

Bob L.

Lois G.

Bob C.

Bruno W.

Rachel R.

Mary Jane

Forehand

Forry

Fortosis

Frandell

Frye

Lloyd G.
Greene

Suzanne E.
Gregan

Toni L. Douglas W.

Grigg Hale

Joyce I.

Perry L.

Rebecca A.

Sally J.

Mike G .

Laurie A.

Hallila

Hampton

Hancock

Hayes

Hazeltine

Helms

Larry J . Sandra L .

Henry Hopkins

Janine A ,
Hovis

Sharon L.
Ivey

Cindy M.
Jackson

And we know when we're together, sharing love and understanding.

Curtis S .

Amanda M.

Hedy J.

Suzette L.

Susanna F.

Mats S .

Jodry

Johnston

Jones

Karlsson

Scott R.

Morningstar

Jo Alice

Newsom

Robyn D .
Noe'

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Our Brothers

and
Our Sisters
Feel the Oneness
That He Brings.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Jesus,
For the way you love and feed us ,

Brent L.

Donald G.

Bob J.

Bill

Mary E.

Karen R

Preston

Price

Priest

Prince

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Not Pictured:

Michael R. Alford
Daniel A. Bailey
Earl Y. Baine, Jr.
Robert M . Baugh
Rosemary F. Baugh
O'dell S. Belger
Harris S . Boyce
Phillip A . Brown
James R. Cagle
Suzanne H. Cregan
Keith Doster
Wayne J. Edwards
Barry L. Ferguson
Thomas R. Grigsby
Lawrence B. Hansley
David R. Hawkins
Harold L. Jones, Jr.
Kathryn R. Jones
Randy W. Kennedy

Ken Nasshan
Elizabeth W. Nelms
Gloria R. Nichols
Michael A. Ondera
Farrell C . Ramsey
Nick Reed
Beth R. Schmidt
David E. Stalvey
Cathy D. Strader
Douglas S . Thomas
Thomas A . Thompson
Sue N. Touart
Patrick R. Wheeler
Mercedes Ruiz

Chuck E .
Wall, Jr.

Joel T .

Tom P.

Barbara L.

June E .

Beth D .

George J

Winchell

Wood

Woodward

Worthington

Wroten

Wylong

Here we are gathered together,

We hope you've enjoyed what we've done.
We are the Sophomores of '79,

It is our pleasure to give you our time .

For we love you brethren,
And just really desire to see .

Love and fellowship in Christ ,
Here at C. B.C.

Chuck Schwandt - I John 4:7-8

We Are One

In the Spirit . . .

Loving. . .
Living. . .
Laughing .
Together

The Freshman Class

Flelping One

Rhonda L. Adams

Bonnie S. Alexander

Connie Lou Alexander

Edward L. Avis, Jr.

Randy Baer

Jeffrey A. Barber

Kersten A . Bayt

Stephen P. Becker

Frank J. Bedell

Kebede T. Belihu

Dennis L . Bell

Kathleens. Bontrager

LEFT: Big Brother, Dennis Shumate; and Big
Sister, Rosalie Dattero.

Douglas H . Bowman

Hal Boyce

Another

RIGHT: Advisor, Dr. Fortosis.

Joann D . Branham
Ellen M . Braun
H. H. Samuel Chiow
Stephen B. Claiborne

William R. Coleman
Deborah A . Cosper
Martha L. Cosper
Teresa A . Cottle

Donald W. DeHart
Gilbert A. DeWitt
Lydia A . Duhan
Diana L. Duke

Elizabeth S . Dunn
Wayne Edwards
Lois Eggimann
MarkR. Engelthaler

Andrew J. Eremic
Terry L. Fender
Bruce E . Garner

Kathryn L. Gieser

Cynthia E. Grasty

Wendi M. Greene

James Gregory, Jr.

Daniel G . Gustafson

Roger W . Ham
Deborah L. Hamilton

Leon Jones
Arthur J . Joyce
David H. Kammerer
Timothy D . Kelty

John J. Kennedy
Ruth A . Kupferschmid
Ruth D . Kuykendall
Lucille J . Laudani

Susan V . Layman
Judy M . Leibbrand
Barbara A . Lester
Karen D . Linton

James L. Lowe

Mary Anne Macomber

Louis D . Martini

Edgar S . Marvin

Sheryl J. Matthews
Kent D. McCallister
Deborah J. McCarthy
Sherri L. McDonough

DarrellG. Mclntyre

Michael W. McKague

Sue Ellen McKay

Bryan K. McKenzie

Pamela R. McQuay

John W. Meckes

James S . Miller

Rebecca L. Morris

George C. Myers
David L. North

Sherrill Northington
Jacqueline C. Ogle

100

Kenneth L. Ogle
Susan K . Oliver
Edwin Ortiz
William M. Overlook

Cynthia A. Owen
Brian J. Pelnik
Catherine D. Peterson
Elizabeth M. Poole

Larry M . Pullis
Katherine A . Rascher
J . Mark Rees
Elizabeth A . Reynolds

Virgil F. Rice
Kevin D. Riley
Diane Rosenberger
KathrynS. Salzman

Jane L. Samuel
Katherine E . Sandif er

Bennett J. Schiller
Barbara A . Schmid

101

Beth Schmidt

Dane S . Schnarr

Thomas B. Sefik

Joseph O. Sellers

Lesa A. Shackelford

Jonathan D . Sharpe

F. William Shattuck

Daniel L. Shoemaker

Gloria J. Smethers

Richard W. Smith

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Robert W. Spooner

Donna M. Stanley

Mary K . Strauss

Cathy C. Sullivan

Paul D . Thigpen

Susan B. Thomas

Zondra K. Todd

Sue Touart

Lola F. Tripp
Janice J . Tuggy
James M. Turner
Julia R. Warwick

Gary I . Watanabe
J . Keith Watkins
John B. Weed
Cynthia A . Wheeler

Mark A . Williams
Tina M . Wilson
Rebecca J. Winn
Jeffrey A. Woods

Charles E . Wright
Rebecca L. Yount
Alina I. Zuniga

NOT PICTURED:
William M. Branch
Jonna M . Darnieder
Cheryl E . Elkins
R. Donald Hughes
James M. Hunnewell
Deborah J. Marion
Sharnel A . Miller
Faye C . Murrell
Gary L. Nihart
Leah O . Osimbo
John H . Piland
William C. Prince
Janet L. Ramsey
AlanR. Riley
Richard F . Robinson
Francetta J . Smyth
Suzanne M. E. Taylor
David S . Walker
Shireen E. Wilder
Brenda C. Wilson
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Cougar's Soccer 76

Opponent

CBC

Allen University

Baptist College

USC (OT)

YMCA (coaches club)

International Students

1976 Soccer Team: (L to R) Verne Marshall, Steve Rambikui,
Skeetei Moote, Dan Shoemaker, Paul Kupferschmid , David
North, Dan Bailey, Kimo Turner, Tim Carlson, Michael
Grant. BACK: Don Price, Bob Fortosis, Frank Bedell, Bob Pri-
est, Stu Scott, Gaetano Sottile, Brent Preston, Mark Williams,
Steve Claiborne, Keith Powlison, Ken Nasshan, Jonathon
Olford .

106

Christ Jesus Himself being the chief cornerstone

107

Men 's Interm ural Soccer

Won Lost

Sr. 6

Jr. 2 4

Soph. 4 2

Fr. 6

Intermural Champs: Seniors

108

Though we are built as separate
buildings , we experience unity through
Christ.

109

Cougars
Basketball '77

1977 Basketball Team: (L to R) Kevin McWilliams,
Keith McKenzie, Ken Merriken, Tom Sefik, Dave
Van De Water, Gary Roop, Ted Wingo, Gil DeWit,
Jimmy Cook, Jeff Barber, Coach Matthews, Jona-
than Olford. Not Pictured: Keith Watkins

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1977 Results

OPPONENT
Capes Coleman
Dave Lucas
Creative Media
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Dave Lucas
Derrick's
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Piedmont

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that others may see the habitation of God in

In term ural Basketball

Win

Loss

Freshman

Sophomores

Juniors

Seniors

Grads

Intermural Champs: Grads

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Volleyball

113

CBC

Tennis

MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT

First Place: Denny Huist

Gloria Nichols

Runners Up: Dan Gustafson

Diane Lounsbury

115

Women 's P.E.

And

Intermural

Soccer

"Or know ye not that your body is a temple of the Holy
Spirit which is in you, which ye have from God . . . glo-
rify God therefore in your body. "

I Cor. 6:19-20

The philosophy of the Women's P.E. Department is that
if the body is in good condition, then one's lifestyle will
reflect a more effective service and bring glory to our
God.

sid K-Jtis.

Activities

Student
Activities

Student Activities Committee: Mike
Potts, Chairman; Scott Sherrod, Terry
Arant, Nancy Harris and Jeff Wayne.

Student
Council

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Building better leaders

for His Service

Student Association Officers: (bottom left)
President Gary Fallon, Secretary Jerry
Moore, Treasurer Chris Kidwell, Vice
President Mike Potts.

123

Student

Foreign Missions
Fellowship

Teaching the foundational truth that missions is on the heart of God
is essential to involve students in foreign missions now.

Class Representatives: Ken Pennings, Mary Capron, Keith Powli-
son. Deb Horton, Lois Forry, Jean Takeuchi, Jim Munn, and Steve
Ward.

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Executive Council: Chiis Clayton, Treasurer:
Don Schaeffer, Vice President; David Banks,
President; Lynn Costa , Secretary.

Our purpose is to motivate each
student to the full personal
involvement that God desires for
him in building His worldwide
Church. Exposure in chapel, to the
world scene in relationship to the
missionary endeavor informs
students concerning God's formation
of His church.

"Unless the Lord build the house
They labor in vain who build it;"
Psalms 127:1a

Building His
ch urch in all
the world.

Building His ch urch
through prayer . .

Praying that His Name may be known in every land. The 1977
Project is our channel to supply news paper tract-inserts in a
suburb of Tokyo and to send CBC students as summer missionar-
ies over seas.

and projects.

Geographical

Prayer Group Leaders: Bill Shipley, Joel Deheart, Donna Cottle, Frank Noel, Brent

Preston, John Queen, Doug Shiplett, Andy Rambike and Tom Cam.

God provided through us, funds for the beginning of a
classroom building for our "sister" school, the Carribean Bible
Center in 1976 . He provided for us a new radio tower also.

The 1977 SFMF project has been our channel to see Him
provide funds for the beginning of another radio tower. May His
Word go over the air from Sri Lanka .

Men 's Dorm Council

"And He gave some as apostles, and some as prophets, and some as evangelists, and some
as pastors and teachers , for the equipping of the saints for the work of service , to the
building up of the body of Christ; until we all attain to the unity of the faith, and of the
knowledge of the Son of God, to a mature man, to the measure of the stature which belongs
to the fullness of Christ. "

Ephesians 4: 11-13

Men's Doim Council Officers: Vice President Galen Manapat, President Joe Ferra, Secre-
tary/Treasurer Phil Brown. Floorleaders: Roger Bennett, Mike Noverini, Ted Wingo, Stew-
art Stout, Mick Dean and Rickie James.

Women's Dorm Council

Love Builds Bridges
Instead Of Walls

. . . walk in love , just as Christ
also loved you . . .
- Eph. 5:2

Impossible Dreams . . .
"people finding each
other at right moments,
in unexpected , obscure places

for God-ordained reasons . . .

IMPOSSIBLE means that i,
an ordinary young woman,

can be something special and

significant

in an enormous, hurting world.

i can be love where i live,
and that is Christ . . .

and He really does make ALL
the difference !

- Ann Kiemel

There grows a special brand of His love as the daughters of the King
seek to learn more of their inheritance. We've dared to dream, and
have believed our Father for impossible things in each of our lives. We
asked for a year of precious living together: loving, caring, and sharing.
Our heart's prayer has been that Christ might "manifest through us the
sweet aroma of the knowledge of Him in every place." (II Corinthians
2:14) And may our hearts continue to fall in love with our Lord over and
over again.

IMPOSSIBLE DREAMERS:

TOP LEFT: Dorm Council Officers:
Nancy Hubbard, Pres.: Mary Brown-
ing, V. P.; Patty Dunlap, Sec-
Treas.

ABOVE: Floorleaders: Elaine Enlow,
Renita Morgan, Catherine Matthews,
Jane Bayuszik, Jeannie Hubbard, Deb
Hungarpillar, Joy Duvall.

LEFT: R.A.'s: Donalda Smith, Kathy
Jones, Judy Brown.

Building Disciples In

Christian Service

" . . . 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. "

II Timothy 2:2

International
Organization

A new organization building
oneness through His love.

Operation
Koinonia

"We who had sweet fellowship
together, Walked in the house of
God in the throng . ' '

Psa. 55:14

" . . . but if we walk in the
light as He Himself is in the
light, we have fellowship with
one another, and the blood of
Jesus His Son cleanses us from all
sin. "

1 John 1:7

Grads . . .

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This year's choir ministered in approxi-
mately fifty worship services while school was
in session, most of these in the greater Colum-
bia area . Also the choir traveled on tour during
the winter short quarter. This tour consisted of
twenty-two concerts in seventeen days,
throughout North Carolina, Virginia, South
Carolina , and Georgia . The Acceptance of the
songs, and responses to them was good. The
choir praises the Lord for His work through
them.

"TO KNOW HIM AND TO MAKE HIM KNCJftN!

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The Ambassador Choir, under the direc-
tion of G. William Supplee, gives CBC stu-
dents a unique opportunity for well-bal-
anced training. The choir presents programs
around the theme "Joy in our Lord Jesus
Christ." The impact of the choir on indi-
vidual student's lives, however, is much
greater than the visible ministry on campus
and in local churches. Rehearsals emphasize
not only memorization of concert numbers,
but also voice training and music reading
skills. The Group Ministries Seminar assists
in the growth of individuals, as well as helps
in the group ministry. Choir members also
perform in a variety of social events.

The backbone of the choir is the Christian
Service group consisting of one second-year
choir member, and four or five first-year
members. The discipleship ministry through
these groups is the basis of much of the
choir's impact on individual lives.

Ambassador
Choir 1976-77

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Chapel
Choir

Chapel Choir Cabinet Members: (1 to r) Liz Dunn, Publicity Chair-
man; Carol Kirkpatrick, Director; Dan Shoemaker, Recording
Engineer; Annette Low, Secretary; Jennie Wilson, Librarian; Keith
Doster, President; Bunny Schmid, Social Chairman.

****

138

True Life Company celebrates life in
Christ with musical joy and a message of
hope. They offer a broad repertoire of music
appealing to people of all ages and musical
tastes in a variety of settings, including
worship services, youth meetings, retreats
and banquets. The versatile group plays
twelve different instruments and involves
four composer/arrangers.

The True Life Company members are: Frank Fry, Pro-
ducer; Carol Kirkpauick, Music Director; Dave Belle
Isle, Student Director; Tom Bezjak, Carol Bondurant,
Joel Bonnette, Ginny Brant, Kay Fry, Brian Harms,
Sharon Kupferschmid , Scott Powell, Lucy Singleton,
Dennis Stratton, Ron Sutherland, Julie Warwick, Alton
Brant, Jerri Moore.

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The ministry of True Life Company is not
limited to musical channels. Their outreach
expands to the deaf, to teaching in Sunday
Schools, leading youth rallies, and sharing
the gospel in churches and homes . In
addition to the effective ministry of the
group as a whole each member benefits from
the training in teamwork and the variety of
experiences involved .

WCBC

Band

Dear Father ,

We want to thank You, and praise You for Your
love and sustaining strength through the rough spots
of the putting together of the Finial. Thank You
for pushing us to the limits and then providing for
us to meet the expectations set before us. And
Lord, a special thanks belongs to You for the
Friendships we've acquired through this and for the
victories we've experienced day by day through
Your grace.

With bowed hearts of
Praise .

The Finial Staff

143

Finial Staff Cabinet Members: Fred Alexan-
der, Advisor; Doug Shiplett, Editor; Lydia
Duhan, Assistant Editor; Bob Deckard, Busi-
ness Manager- Photo Chief.

'77 Finial Staff

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