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1996 jf ttttal

Columbia international
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7435 Monticello Road
Columbia, SC 29230

Volume 57

3fn J^onor of

fflx. Cliff Pebell

"Cliff Bedell lives what
he teaches. He has
made boldness and
graciousness an art

form. He is a profes-
sor with the humble
thirst of a student. His
eyes scan the horizons
while he listens with
patience. He is a
missionary on tempo-
rary assignment. He is
a blessing to Colum-
bia, and to a genera- .
tion of world changers.
lohnnv V. Miller

"What a privilege to
write a dedication for a
man 1 love and respect!
Cliff. 1 appreciate your
caring heart and I
especially have en-
joyed all the times you
stopped by my office to
chat about a biblical
point that intrigued us
both. May the' Lord
continue to bless your
ministry among us."
Br\'an Bcvcr

"Dad is my greatest role
model. His deep love for
God and his radical, no
questions asked, commit-
ment to serve Him
completely are two areas
of his life that have
impacted me the most.
Dad is a loving husband,
an outstanding father
and a kind and gentle
grandfather. This com-
mitment allows us to
enjoy the mercy of God
daily. Keep it up Dad!
We love YOU!!"
Frank Bedell.

Mr. Bedell often captivates his
students and challenges them in
daily Christian living.

Mr. Bedell spends time prepar-
ing for his classes so that
students may reep the benefits
of his diligence.

"liff Bedell is characterized by seriousness of purpose, continuous good humor.
cellence in teaching and warmth in relationships. He is a master of the unpredict-
^le. In contrast to his unpredictability is his obvious love for the Savior and passion
r the lost. These have been the hallmarks of his ministry for 23 years. Missionary,
urchman. family man and faculty member-a godly model." Bob Kallgren

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Table of Contents

Student Life 12

Bible College 32

Graduate Students . .68

Faculty /Staff 96

Organizations 112

Events 130

World Events 146

Ads /Index 152

Dining at CIU is always an adventure. Some students create a more private
environment for socializing.

GCrea£ure£

The Pointe is associated
with many treasured memo-
ries. There is something
about the serenity of the
view that creates special
times for CIU students.

A sunset is a "must" for any
CIU student.

To sec clearly the Word of
God and to unlock its hidden
treasures is the goal of being a

student .it Columbia Interna-
tional University.

The treasures of the Word of God
are brought to life through chalk
and blacklisht.

The artistry of God is per-
haps most evident during
autumn. Trees all over
campus, dappled with
sunlight, display a spectrum
olors.

[odi Braun treasures one of
her childhood memories
early in the fall semester.

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Making the most of the Pointe's
view of the sunset, the Go '95

Committee conducts a business
meeting while enjoying God's

work of art, His treasured earth.

The Prayer Towers are an

important part of CIU's

history. They continue to

hold a special place in the

hearts of both students and

faculty.

This student gets satisfaction

from seeing the smiles on

kids' faces after they receive

one of her balloon creations

at Harvest Fest.

"Let the children alone; and
do not hinder them from
coming to Me; for the king-
dom of heaven belongs to
such as these."
Mt. 19:14

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The Finials mark the hack entrance to
the R.C. McQuilkin Memorial
Admionistration Building. Students
are reminded oi the college's founda-
tion as they pass by.

Tirm

Columbia's parks malces tor a

wonderful Sundav afternoon.

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ikes for

3ftgu& spoke:

"Do not lay up for yourselves
treasures upon earth, where
moth and rust destroy, and
where thieves break in and
steal But lay up for your-
selves treasures in heaven,
where neither moth nor rust
destroys, and where thieves
do not break in or steal; for
where you treasure is, there
will be your heart also."

Matthew o:l<->-2:

The onlv walkway between the women's side oi cam
pus and the men's is often tred upon.

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Dear Class of '96

It is not a tranquil world to which we send you. It is a frustrated world, a
divided world, increasingly a hostile world.

Your calling is to go as servants, under the Lordship of Christ. As someone
has said, "We would'all like to be thought of as servants, we just don't want to
be treated as servants." The most difficult part of being a servant is giving to
God our ri^ht to choose whom to serve.

But we have great examples of those who s?ave up that right, to the glory of
God. First, there was Christ. We have seen during this year the impenetrable
mystery that the eternal God entered time in the form of a servant. And not just
an ordinary servant, but as lowly as a slave. The cross was the death of a slave.

And there was also the Apostle Paul. He deleted everything of value in his
own account in order to share in the death and resurrection power of Christ.

And there are other examples closer to home-selfless examples among your
classmates, as well as CIU's faculty and staff. Mark them well. Ponder them.
They are paradigms of godliness in a dark and hostile world.

May God find our service pleasing to Him, the kind that the Savior would
render if He were in our place. Because we are in His place.

lohnny V. Miller
President, CIU

Every student knows that Dr.

Miller treasures his wife

leannie even though she is

not in the public eye as much

as he is!!

Communication between

Dr. Miller and the rest of

the amidmistration was

essential because of Dr.

Miller's sabbatical.

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oart) of Crusrteesi

Photos oi the following CI LI Board

Members were not available at the

time of publication:

L. B.Austin, III
Delaine Blackwell

Russell French

Donald Bailey
Rosalie Berg
Betty Dent
Hans Finzel

[an l tay

Donald Hoke
Philip Hook
Crawford Loritts

Lois McKinney
Frank Merry
lohnny Miller
David Moreland

George Murray
Robert Norris
[ohn Oliver
Marquis Ryan

Marvin Schuster
Harold Weaver

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While most of their time as students is spent learning in a classroom or
doing homework, Maura Gove and Philip Mutetei discuss their different
classes while enjoying the late afternoon sun.

***

Girls from both sides of the Mason-
Dixon line congratulate one another
on an excellent game.

Where else could you find
Matt Tumey, lonathan
Reibsamen and Marco Perez
performing the Limbo while
riding invisible horses,
except during Esrever?

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Hoke Auditorium ... must be a freshmen class.

The computer lab was critical for many

students at CIU. Many memories in-

lude hours and hours of tedious labor in

front of the keyboard.

'There's another misspelled

word, they really need to

use spell check on these

handouts."

(Margaret Elias)

Group discussions during
class often provided a good
atmosphere for educational
enrichment and socializing.

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David Peterson tries to
inish his work up quickly

so that he can socialize
ike [ennifer Harris and

lodi Deming.

The media center lounge
proved to be a great place
to studv with friends.

"Supralapsarianism is too a
part oi DispensationalismH"
(David Roller. Patty Koeck)

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'Come here my
pretty. . ."

"I don't even

want to know

what I just put

my hand in."
(Chad White)

earning extra Cagfr

Rachel Marks attends to the

many duties required of the

student library workers.

"For 30C more, you can

super size that!"

(Bonnie Trask and [ennifer

Berry)

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Representatives from

AIM International

present CIU with a

beautiful picture to

commemorate the

long-term friendship

between the two

institutions.

Worship time during chapel

is always anticipated and

enjoyed.

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The visiting gospel choir
excites students with their
God-glorifying harmonies.

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Hello, my name is Masashi
Yamamoto. 1 am playing a
crucial part in Dennis
Cochran's overdramatic,
yet intriguing display of
Bible translation.

Bob Kallgren shares an storv
about his days at CBC before
introducing a guest speaker.

Cljapete

Oni; of "Tall Paul's" facinating chalk
illustrations that used black light to
reveal the hidden picture.

What was 1 saying? Oh yeah, about
how tall I am.

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I don't think that's

what they meant when

they said climb into

bed!

But Dean Rich, why let

your fingers do the

walking when we have a

switchboard?

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Romeo, O Romero,

where art thou, my

Romero?

No it's not Ed Newmann's used car lot.
It's just where he parks his over stock.

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Make a joyful noise unto the
Lord!

ilium, could it be raining

outside 1 wonder?

eft hand green, not knee!!

Surrounded by nature and With prayer being such a

a beautiful view, the Pointe vital part of the Christian

often gives one a feeding of walk, CIU makes sure there

closeness to God during is a prayer group for every-

prayer and quiet times. one to participate.

Faculty members often gather together
to pray for the student body, each other.
and various prayer requests from the
rest of the CI LI family.

'raying outside on a nice day is a wel-
come change for some. Allison Chancy
uses God's creation to inspire her prayers.

Dr. Layman joins the CBC
'acuity in prayer at one oi
heir faculty meetings.

Corporate prayer during
chapels brought the
school closer togethei as

we came before God in
unison.

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lim Wilkerson and his

family enjoy the grounds of

CIU and the weather of

South Carolina.

Uh-didn't we do this in our wedding?

Jlarrieti ^tutents

Strike a pose!

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I used to pay attention a
lot, but 1 got tired of
staring at mv dad's neck.

Marion & Julie Weaver
provide special musice at
a CIL1 function.

The joys of fatherhood. . . !

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Mel and Rahel

smile during a

moment of bonding

Christian fellowship.

Lunch is a great time to get
caught up with friends.

nternational super models.

Cl Ll does the training, God
does the placing.

Snternattonal ikutente

Why do they call

this place interna-
tional?

LOOK! It's Snow
White in another
culture!

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Johanna Korpi and Kevin

Tengesdal enjoy life in CIU family meets

To-ooi with some people of

Kazakhstan.

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The Institute of the Holy Lands is sur-
rounded by beauty.

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Darren Richman plays with
Herod's blocks.

Greetings from Kazakhstan!

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"You really must come to

hear my version of Happy

Birthday. I'll bet you've

never heard anything like it

before!"

Mary Faith Phillips giving

her ever-listening ear to

students.

College

Amy Alexander The faculty and

answers the ques- staff made

tions of prospective College Day a

students. success.

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The student center was more
crowded than usual with
potential CIU students visiting
on College Pay.

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iris Domino Rkhaxacb Gart ho, Geography ac c^terarum bonarum

nbergrabuate H>tubents;

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Homework is always easier outside! (Michelle Ruby)

The two hardest working students
on campus are Andy Shire and
MarkTidwel'

Definitely CIU has the most
unique announcements (enter-
tainment?) for chapels.

Desperately searching for his
woman. Anthony Birdsong
begs a fellow student for a
clue as to where he can find
the one who Esrevered nim.

Always a crowd pleaser,
the North-South game this
year was no exception.
Men from the South watch
from their sideline as the
teams battled for control
of the field.

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il G< rardi M atoris Domino Richardo Gartho, Geographic, ac ceteraruro bonarum artium atnatori ac fautl

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entors

After spending four years at CIU the seniors became masters of escaping
the daily grind. Kim Moore demonstrates one method of getting away
from people-camouflage.

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"It's pretty cool. ..all you have to

do is open it and people think "Yes, I am ignoring you.

you're reading it!" (Dallas Yogel) (|ohn Bombaro)

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Leonard Arnold

Maria Ask

Joy Avery

Brenda Bennett

Anthony Birdsong

David Braxton

Debra Campbell

Samuel Cheruon

Eric

Hawthorne
expresses
his joy over
spending
the after-
noon in the
computer
lab.

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vetci'is .iniii it io ac I

Kenneth Coker
feannie Colson
Randy Coolbaugh

Eric Craft
Marci Crane
Tim Crowe

lill Merry and
Tracy Cascn share
a special moment
ogether.

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3 E S C

niharitatis memoria R

$40,000 and 4 years and you should learn something. I did! Most of my learning
came from God. However, I learned from my professors to use my mind. God commands
us to "Love the Lord you God with all your heart, soul, and mind" (Mt. 22:37). We are
supposed to love God with our minds, which means growing in the knowledge of truth.
Knowing that all truth is God's truth, we are to seek and find what is true.

The second thing I learned came during a difficult time in my life. God brought me to
Ps. 145 and verse eighteen stood out, "The Lord is near to all those who call out to Him,
to all who call out to Him in truth." The same concept is found in ler. 29:13. To find
God we must seek him with everthing we are, and like Jacob, not give up until we have
hold of him.

Finally, because God is always shaping me into Christ's image, He is teaching me that
my attitude toward sin has to be the same as His, and my actions should bear this out. I
must depend on God! The difficult thing about dependence is that it is a position of
weakness, you are not in control. But in my weakness, He is strong. It is the hardest
lesson yet, but I suspect that they won't get any easier from here. - lason Fallin

Christopher Field

Lee Francis

Rebecca Griffin

Nathan Hardeman

Eric Hathorn

Sarah Haynes

John Heusted

David Huffman

Ed Hunt

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Proving that Shortess isn't always a quiet
place, Nathan Hardeman and Mike
Galdamez enjoy the lighter side of chapel.

Is poker allowed?

Bruce fackson

Jim Katsoudas
Lisa Killy
Dawn Kino

Darlene Kinney

Ruth I.aMce
Alan Lindner
Connie Love

Susan Martasin

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Betty Martin

Stephen Matthews

Esther McCloy

Andrea McKee

Jill Merry

Carrie Miller

Eddie Mitchell

Kim Moore

"I hate it when I lose one sock!'
(Nathan Hardeman)

"So, how do you slice tomatoes anyway?"

(John Heusted, Michelle Turner and Marci Crane)

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artium amatori ac faut

lason Fallin, taking a

break from being "How do 1 work the

"Deli Man" works in things?"

the dish pit. ..cool. (Brenda Bennett)

ames Pierce
Brian Pinzer
Tanja Poppek

Chad Prather

Omar Reyes
Andre Rogers

Michelle Ruby

Jill Ryburn

Andy Schmauder

Richard Senter

Kelley Sykes

Adam Talbott

Mark Tidwell

John Turner

Michelle Turner

"Wow, you can really see

a long way from up here!

By the way, who is that on

the platform?"

dill Ryburn, David Saine,

Kent Ryburn, & Michelle

Ruby)

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Susan Martisan's smile
makes people wonder
what she's up to.

Jenna 1 [ahn politely
denies any requests for

her autograph.

Line Veilleux
Dallas Vogel
Krista Weidman
David Welsh

Alan Wenger
Simon Whitaker

Barry Williamson
Daniel Wiseman

"Do I taste lighter fluid on those hamburg-
ers?" (Betty Matthews)

"We jusl hate getting up for breakfast!"
(Jennifer Hill. Maria Ask and Bonnie Arnold)

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Bosom Buddies-- Stevo Vuletk

and Jonathan Olson

Not so well known fact:

Black cats (Elise Steers) like

ice cream.

Bill Corbin taking a poll...
"So, you like the blue bath-
room tile?"

lennifer Roberts gets creative

during her quiet time and

brings out her Crayolas.

Joel Blackburn flashes his
debonair grin.

'Look, Ma! Watch me poke
my eye out!" (Andy Raehl)

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Roomates for now, but
riends for life (Cobra
Campbell and Keila
Gutierrez).

Cristv Brannon relaxing after
her victory at the Cream of
Wheat Bowl

loci Blackburn
Melinda Boyd
Matthew Boyle
Chuck Braddock
Keath Butt
Brooke Chase

Keith Clayton
Kimberly Clayton
Bill Corbin
Faith Devenney
lonathan Kdgren
loseph F.dgerton

l.uadell Kdmond
Charles Fox
Michael Cialdamez
Bob Gambelunghe
Reese Gardiner
Fredrick Ciardner

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Matthew Gardner

Chris Garrett

George Gusev

Keila Gutierrez

John Hardymon

Misty Harley

Cynthia Harrod

Michelle Hess

Bryan Hickman

Jennifer Hill

Terri Hudec

Larry Kaufman

Kristie Kovach

Gabrijela Lehotski

Mark Leist

Rachel Marks

Mark Merry

Todd Milby

Mark Leist doing his La Bamba act.

"Me Tarzan... Where's lane?"
(Brian Hickman)

Mark Merry is
being strangled
by Dr. Beyer
(notice the
sneakers) for
failing his
recent Hebrew
exam. Bill
Corbin, stands
ready to fill in
should Pr.
Beyer lose his

Abigail Miller
Edwin Mitchell
Eric Myers
Doretha O'Donovan
John Osborne
Heather Page

David Peterson
Crystal Phipps
ason Pokatello
Kelli Powers
Andrew Raehl
Allen Ratcliff

Gabriel Ricks
ennifer Roberts
licky Roberts
Bernard Robichau
Benjamin Rodda
Amv Pawn Saucier

Rebekah Schweizer
effrey Shouse

[oshua Sierk
[ennifer Smith
Teresa Spechl
ise Steers

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Amy S towers

' Ion Stoll

Jennifer Thayer

Heidi Tuggy

Theron Warwick

Elizabeth Weathers

Susan Wey

Samuel Whicker

Michael Wilson

Brian Woolard

Amy Stowers enjoys a change of scenery
while reading theology.

Lisa Weathers stops to chat
between classes.

Mike Galdamez
studying how to
be a good hus-
band in hopes of
finding a wife.

Chris Garret always wanted Rebekah Schweizer and

to be a house-husband when Abigail Miller see the man of

he grew Lip. their dreams.

WCBC Top 10

1. Jesus Freak. DC Talk

2. Liquid, lars of Clay

3. Open House, Plank Eye

4. Todav, lona

5. Take Back the Beat, Church o\
Rhythm

o. I'm Not Afraid. Fleming & fohn

7. Inside Out, Upside Down. Charlie
Peacock

8. Ring True, Poor Old In

9. Turned to Cold, ITR

10. Breakdown, Michael W. Smith

You can tell Brian
Woolard thinks
the cafeteria food
is just like home.

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I P I I o

O R B I S

'Row, Row, Row, Your Boat.'

I don't know. . . I'm just not
in the spirit of this thing!"
(Ioana Achim

Julie Shire and Jennifer
Solt marvel at the pro-
found insights of football's
inner workings by Bryan
Beyer and Ralph Enlow.

"This is the best 'Popeye'

impression y'all will ever

see!" (Bubba)

"I'm bad, I'm bad, I'm bad!"
(Chandra Briggman)

The next CARMAN1
(Matthew Boyle)

nee arms, two poles,
I'm doing great!"
(Travis 1 larvey)

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loan a Achim
Stephen Adams
Ken Addison
Christy Arnette
\'an Baird
Kimberly Baker

Amy Battles
Laurie Baxter
fennifer Berry
George Brandon
Thomas Bristol
Daniel Brown

[ennifer Buerkerl

Wanda Burch
Deborah Burketl
Staci Caraman
Corbin Clardy

Stephanie Clark

Rehekah Codington
Kayia Collins
Charles Conley
Kevin Cunnup
Leslie Dennis
I loward L^iekinson

Mark Ebert

lustin Ferren

Ruth Flinn

Randall Gottfried

Faith Gragg

Jorge Granados

Elizabeth Gray

Carrie Gustafson

Michael Haines

Kristin Hales

Jennifer Harris

Travis Harvey

Angela Hawkins

Dominique Hernke

Matthew Hill

Ruth Iglesias

Chris Johnson

MaryAnne Knowles

'My hair was not like this when the

game started. . . I think."

(Christy Arnett)

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"Do you believe in luck?" (Archie McPheison)

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Shannon Odel
demonstrates her
serious side during
Esnopser. Notice the

color coordinated
outfit, red nose and
red skirt.

Bonnie Trask
and Heidi
Tuggy anx-
iously await
an opportu-
nity to serve
those attend-
ing the tea

Carrie Kromhholz
Christian Laird
Benjamin Lawson
Chris Leitner
fason Lindegren
Archie McPherson

David Michael
Chad Miller
Carlos Mojica
David Montgomery
Richard Moore
[odi Morrow

Shannon Odell
foel Peterson
Mark Prince
Monte Reitz
Come Rice
Rebecca Rommen

Kent Ryburn
David Saine
Allison Sanders
Kim Saturley
Mike Sauder
Andrew Shire

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Julie Shire

Ginger Singleton

Ronnie Smith

Jennifer Solt

Charles Stephens

Andrew Taylor

Doug Tell

Aaron Thomas

Bonnie Trask

Warren Wall

Rodney Ward

Teena Weinsteiger

Sara Wilkes

Shane Willard

Michael Williams

Rebbeca Winkel

Heidi Wnuk

Janelle Wonders

Rebekah Codington defying her mothers
advice about faces freezing forever.

"Hello, Pizza Hut? May I take your order?" (Faith Gragg)

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Ginger Singleton. . . "Tsang say, 'Study hard.

VOGUE!! nass class!'" (Beth Gray)

Top 10 Worship Songs

Shine, Jesus, Shine
Wonderful, Merciful Savior
As the Deer

Lord. 1 Lift Your S'ame on High
Awesome God

Jesus Loves Me (Save Morgan)
Step-by-Step
Audience of One
Cry of My Heart
0. / Exall Thee

"Hey Eric, check out Dr. Beyers tie.

What a weird one."

(Chris fohnson and Eric Meyers

participate in Esrever)

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Jf r egfjmen

Often transfer students were classified as freshman and felt like one
until they adjusted to life at CIU. Anna Echo-Hawk, a transfer student
from Raven Crest Bible College in Colorado, tries to remember what
comes next in her class schedule.

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Robin McElvee tries not to Dennis Cochrane spoke a
breath in the fames while tribal language in an effort
cleaning the bathrooms. to get a point across during

chapel.

Top 10 Hymns

1. And Can It Be

2. A Mighty Fortress

3. How Great Thou Art

4. Great is Thy Faithfulness

5. Amazing Graee

o. It is Well with My soul

7. Be Thou My Vision

8. Victory In Jesus
c>. Because He Lives

10. 0 Saered Head S'ow Wounded

Fran White dons a masquerade mask as
she helps Man; Ventura make the most of
her 19th birthday.

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Getting hired by CIU

was a beneficial way

to get involved in

school. Derick

Moore discovers the

joys and pitfalls of

the dishpit.

The Unolympics was
a highlight of Wel-
come Week. Sara
Heinz looks on as
yet another goofy
game was played by
*~ an opposing team.

As the year progressed, freshman soon began to feel at

home at CIU. Even while being embarrased during

Esnopser, Michelle Kinsey, Lolly Dunlap, Brenda Flintoff

know that their friends and the rest of CIU are not laughing

at them, they are laughing with them".

lill
Finnamore
expresses
her ex-
citement at
spending
time with
her new
friends over
a free bowl
of ice cream.

Anthea Bisset

Kelly Blacka

Rebecca Blacka

Katherine Bland

Brook Bledsoe

Ben Bowers

Glenn Boyce

lohn Boyd

Amanda Brages

Jodie Braun

Kristina Brown

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Reno Buchstaber
Matthew Caloris
Queenie Canzater
Albert Celentano
lennifer Chadwick
Allison Chaney

Elisa Clark
Debra Clayton
Ryan Cole
Drew Daves
Betsy DiGuglielrno
Judy Dixon

Stacey Driggers
lennifer DuBois
Laurel Dun lap
Anna Echo-Hawk
Sanders Elliot
Matthew Eusey

Andrew Fallaw
Daniel Farrow
Pamela Ferguson
lill Finnamore
Shane Finnell
Brenda Fl in toff

Daniel Floyd
lake Vox
Ned Cable
Misty Carbett
Amy Crates
Amy Clifford

Brandon Glenn
Teressa Gotchy
William Green III
Matthew Gregory
Mythraie Gupta
Sharon 1 Files

Michael llaney
Kevin 1 lardy
lill 1 Firing
Sarah 1 lein
Christine I lerge
Christy I lines

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Beverly Holder

Jennifer Holloway

Ryan Hostetler

Christopher Howard

Theresa Howard

Sozo Ikeda

Angela Iyengar

Hattie Jenkins

Michael Jensen

Carole Johnson

Edward Jones

Juliet Jones

Theresa Kauffman

Michelle Kinsey

Rachelle Lacey

Shonelle Leaman

Robin Lippard

Jeffrey Lomas

Charles Luke
Koleen Marflak
Marty Martell
Michael Matheson
Julie Maxwell
Rebecca May

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Katie Bland expresses her disappoint-
ment at not receiving an expected

letter from her boyfriend, while Emily
Morland lends a sympathetic ear.

Lolly Dunlap and Kristina

Brown pal around before the

games feeling even closer after

sharing bruises and face paint.

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Are YOU afraid oi NEEDLES? Rachelle Lacev gives blood
during one of the many blood drives sponsored by the Student
Association.

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Toni McAndrew

Angela McCrum

Roberta McHlwee

Lance McNeill
Matthew Midyett
Derrick Moore
Emily Morland
Tyesha Nelson
Shawn Newcomb

Julie Oostdyk

Marco Perez
Ronald Plocinski
Amanda Primm
Amanda Rabon
Ion Reibsamen

foseph Rhee
Leah Riley

Kristy Roberts
Amy Lynn Sauder
Thomas Scaife
Kurt Scharrenberg

Teresa Senter

Casey Shaw
Elizabeth Singleton
Thomas Spainhour
lames Stacy
Michelle Strayer

65 »-(J>-<

Scott Szalwinski

Seth Talbott

Mike Tilman

Caroline Troyer

Erik Troyer

Mary Ventura

Taylor Wagen

Heather Waller

Sarah Weicker

Leah Weiss

Jon Weseman

Abigail White

Chad White

Frances White

Angela Whitmore

David Wilhelm

Bradley Wilks

Masashi Yamamoto

Anthea Bisset, the national squash

champion of Zimbabwe, demonstrates

her technique for avoiding fans seeking

her autograph.

Intramural sports provided a way to

socialize, get exercise, and release stress

at the same time. Volleyball, offered late

on Friday nights at Ben Lippen, was one

of the most popular activities offered.

Christy Hines attended reqularly to

sharpen her skills.

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Formal open dorms provided an opportu-
nity for the freshmen to utilize their acting
abilities and have a chance to get to know
the upperclassmen on their hails. Heidy
Tuggy and fuliet [ones practice their AK'in
and the Chipmonks impersonations for
skit nieht.

No, it's not a strange
initiation rite for fresh-
men, it's just an Esnopser
thing. Eric Myers and
Bubba Stephens trv to
feed Heather as she prays
that they'll be merciful.

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Most of the
classes for
freshmen arc-
in Hoke
Auditorium,
which has
nice seats, but
is a little on
the cold side.
Heidi and
Sara cuddle
together to
keep warm.

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T E R R A i: C O M P E N D

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(Srabuate g?>tutrent£

'Yielded to the cross" is this year's Grad Life Council theme.

' J

*'I got a date!" Carol Van Es
Ann Sumner and Melissa
Benes share an exciting
moment.

Everyone has their own idea about
exactly where the center of Biblical
tension is. Actually these grads
dressed as Dr. Mullen for Spirit Week.

"IIIH^^^tfiiflhl

-V

IS*!

Rob Soukup. Patti Koeck,
Sean Christiensen and
Gabrijela Lehotski take a
much needed study break to
watch the cream o' wheat
bowl.

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Lenna Anderson Ruth Archibald Daniel Bair Robert Balmer Jinhee Bang Chuck Baxter

■

Jeff Baxter Alicia Beatty Julia Beermann Brian Belh Melissa Benes Laura Benson

mm mm

Du Pre Bingham Brenda Blakely Joel Blakely Dale Boisture Peter Bowers Stephanie Bowmar

Suzanne Brawley Jeff Brockelsby Thomas Brower Sabine Brueckner Dereck Burnett Daniel Button

Tracey Caison Tom Campbell Gina Cernilli James Cha Amanda Champion Chian Hui Chang

-Jfrienbs'ljtps

"The Dream Team" Anne
Sumner and leri Wheeler
work together to prevent
standard breaking and pro-
mote curfew as residance
assistants. Actually, they are
compassionate friends to
manv grad women.

Dorm mates Andre
Dionne and Will
Felton find friends
are never in short
supply.

Ik-Seong Chang Chwen Hwe Chau Sandy Chen Hui-Chun Chen Young loo Choi Sean Christensen

Sai-Cheong Chu Charles Colson Tracy Conrad lames Coone Onie Cooper Hope Corbett

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Hjarman Cordero Scott Corley Mark Critelli Rebecca Cutrie Matthew Daniels Toni Daniels

Bertha Davis Clinton Davis Judy Davis Jeffrey DeLeon Yvonne Derrick Andre Dionne

Syllabus Shock! Amy

Gates looks in horror

at her upcoming

assignment.

"Okay, so, here's the plan.

You assign a big paper next

week, and I'll assign a huge

project." A secret conspiracy

meeting to stress out grad

students takes place bewteen

Dr. Mulholland and Dr.

Cheek.

Scott Weiss, Ben Quo, Joe

Chiu and Mark Peter

compete to the death in the

foosball championships

held exclusively (in their

minds any way) at CIU.

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Heather Downs Kelly LXuvns Gerald Dunaway [eff Dunson Susan Eble Asuquo Edern

Margaret Elias Robert Embling Paul Engelke lack Epperly Martha Fairer Karen Fancher

taur t

Andy Ferguson lennifer Fields lerald Fields Cynthia Finch Rosemary Fitts dan,' Floyd

lean Flovd Forrest Fortier Annette Foster Richard Franklin Randall Frankwick lulie Galbreath

\4]
Sean Gartland Mar\' Giles

Scott Glover Sam Goodwin lorge Granados Kerry Greene

73 >-•;..

Jfamilp (groups

Family Group 24 believes
in whole life training.
During chapel we drama-
tize the parable of the
talents with Sean
Christiansen as the un-
faithful servant.

"The semi-
nary experi-
ence does
not have to
be mun-
dane, stale,
dry and
boring.
Family
groups
prove that
having fun
is a part of
our spiri-
tual lives ."

Heather Downs
Rob Soukup

1 * ' V - ■

"The men in family group twenty-one discover the power
of flowers!" (Brent Inion)

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Croquette anyone? Debbie
Wilson, Suzanne Brawley and
Kris Richichi fellowship off
campus. Sometimes you can
pick your family as these
second year grads did.

Cynthia Finch. David
Roller. Laura Benson,
Darwin Stoetz and Tony
Viscioni are not a family
group but during spirit
week they bond as a
rejected tacky family.

"God is
able to take
diverse
people and
make them
a family-
one that
supports
and encour-
ages each
other."

Kathi Small
Brent In ion

Rich Vande Vegte. Wiull
Felton and Joshua Yun
serve lunch to Ann
Sumner. Melissa Benes
and Karen Monifar as part
of their family group
Hsnopser challenge.

75 .V>,

Zachary Guyton

Neal Hadavvay Chuck Hamilton Warren Harvey Diane Haug

Jody Hawkins Blake Hedrick Amy Helm Dave Hoffman Doug Hoover Jahn Horgen

William Howell Peter Hsu Brent Inion William Iraheta Mie Ishiga John Jacobs

Tracy Jennette Greg Johnson Jill Ann lohnson Jennifer Katona Judy Khuu Ann Kim

Elizabeth Kimpel leremy Kingsley Markus Klaus Patricia Koeck Kristie Korcha Silvia Krebser

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Bibcrsiitp

left Kroll

What is harder
than doing
your

hermanuetics
assignments?
Doing them in
another lan-
guage! These
graduate
international
students will
return to their
homelands as
national mis-
sionaries.
1 lowever,
during their
time here they
become trea-
sured friends.

Benjamin Kuo

Alii Lai

Dean Lancaster Leann l.andreth Ching-I.an Lee

lohn Hock Siew Lee lennv Lee-Roberts lav Lester lohn LeTexier loseph LeTexier 1 leather Lewis

77 «Vy,

Dora Lim Pauline Lim Casper Liou Sherry Lomack David Long Doris Lounsberry

Gary Lounsberry Erik Lytikainen Tamara Mahoney Matthew Malone Timothy Mares Don Martling

Dennis Mashiku Joey Mask Varughese Mathew John Mautz Jack McCullars

Angela Merritt Gerald Mershimer Michael Milam Alec Millen Nancy Miller Yount; Koo Min

Akira Minatani Ken Moore Rebecca Moser Paul Mosher Charlse Moss Dan Murdaugh

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Ron Nargi Christopher Newkirk Minh Ha Nguyen PaulNicorvo Michael Nimer David Nissley

Mark Ortman Frank Palcic Anthony Pantlitz Thilak Pappu Mark I. Paul Leigh Ann Perfect

Paul Nicorvo and Bill Howell lake time
to fellowship on a beautiful day. Grad

students treasure God's provision in
providing a home at C ILL

"1 understand your predicament Sam
(Goodwin), but 1 can only allow you to
drop three classes." Amy Helm looks on
while Dr. Mulholland signs Sam's drop/
add form.
Mark Peter Duane Petersen Sylvia Phelps let! Philpott

79 .-$-.

Is it really worth it? (Dean

Casey and Jeff Six dress for

Esrever.)

Inherent or inherited? Amy

Helm ponders the great

questions brought up in

seminary class.

"I'm just talking to her!" The stressful response of
a student living in a fishbowl! Dan Button and
Karen Fancher talk between classes.

I hate eight o'clock classes! Lena Ander-
son participates in a skit for women's
open dorms.

Peter Hsu and Caspar l.iou fail Friends make grad life

in their hair care experiment. easier!

This Esrever challenge resulted

in a date as the prize for their

humiliation.

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Sheila Pickard Claudia Pignatelli Denise Posie Mark Powell Steve Pulliam Cynthia Reeves

John Reilly Barry Rempel Bruce Reynolds Kristine Richichi Jim Roberts Mark Roberts

Vernessa Rolle David Roller Robert J. Romano Brenda Samuels Stephen Schneider Tim Shine

Peter Sibande Woh Siew Indar Singh Jeff Six Kathi Small Deborah Smiley

Joshua Snyder Robert Soukup Stephen Stanford Darwin Stoesz Rohana Sutjiono Yoshiji Takinemi

Suan-Guet Tan Virginia Tansil Mark Thielke Anthony Thomas Sonnet Thomas Derek Thomason

homason Famih Stephen Thompson Drew Tilghman Mitch Townley TishaTroike Robert Turlington

Graduate students from
many backgrounds find

friendships that will kist
a lifetime at CIU. In
this case Harvest lest is
an opportunity to lake a
study break and get to
know each other.

83 . -\r

interaction

Ours the Joy

(Mt. 14:15-20)

Ours the joy to realize
All our precious Saviour did;
Life eternal was the prize-
So may we in Him be hid.

Ours the joy to visualize
All our blessed Lord requires-
Breaking bonds of worldly ties,
Rending chains of self-desires.

Ours the joy to see Him take
All we have and are - indeed
Multiply it, bless and break
Feed the multitude in need.

Our the joy to see our Lord
Make abound, to running o'er;
When we take Him at His word,
He will bless us, more and more.

Mildred Sadler

Leann Landreth

celebrates a birthday

with friends. It is nice

to know someone

loves you when you

can't be with your

family.

I'm gonna eat your face! Dr. Moon and Jody Falloni have a discussion after clas:

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Graduate women enjoy opportu-
nities to interact. This time they
respond to an F.snopser chal-
lenge by shouting the blessings
from Mount Kbal.

Dean of Women Brenda Rich and
grad women RA's and floor-
leaders work together to make
sure every woman on campus
enjovs the full benefits of life here
at CIU.

What was the question again?
Drs. Howell, Mulholland,

Sensening, Priest, and Hamilton
share their current projects in a
grad chapel.

85 « ■$

{JPfje Challenge

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Cindy Reeves works grading pa-
pers. Finding a job that fits in with
the demands of classwork is a need
most grad students face during
their time at CIU.

wit

Sunny Lee gets ready for class to start.

Our international students take on the

added demand of learning in another

language.

Carol Van Ess Jefferson Vann Anthony Viscioni Tina Wade Rachel Waldstein Elizabeth Wall

Loretta Washington Doug Watson Marion Weaver Scott Weiss

Alan Wenger

Coy West

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Jeri Wheeler Marvin Wilev Deborah Williams Henrv C. Williams Lulu Williams B rendu Williamson

Richard WiNon Melesse Woletsadik Dawn Wood Schniada Wright Hyang Sook Yang Joyce Yeap

Sene Ens Yeoh Younu Geun Yu Yeosin Joshua Yun

tob Soukup. Sean Christiansen, and Neil enjoy good food and fellowship at Columbia Christmas. ClU's annual banquet
ind music concert.

87 ..$-.

our Ikam Cells!

Heather Lewis works on a paper in
the computer lab.

Studying outside may not be the
best thing to do on a sunny day, but
for DuPre Bingham, it beats study-
ing in the library.

A last opportunity to cram comes at breakfast. James Kent takes advan-
tage of the one meal where there are few distractions.

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An unidentified student studies in the library.
The balcony above the reference section i^ a
great people watching spot (not to mention a
good place for a study break).

A grad student does
his reading assign-
ment in the few
minutes between
classes. Catching a
few pages here and
there breaks up the
monotony and
means less time in
the library.

Scott Hunter looks positively
enthusiastic about the prospects of
successfully completing this as-
signment.

Sandy Chen works on an assignment. The library is one of the few semi-quiet
places on campus in which to study.

89 .<}

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7:59 After getting up late

seminary student Mark Paul

discovers he is dressed

backward!

There are two kinds of people living in

this world. Morning people like

Melissa Benes. . .

. and night people living in a day world
like Kathy Small.

12:00 loey Mask and
Cynthia Finch discuss theol-
ogy over lunch in the cafete-
ria. Lunch is the best time to
socialize.

1 :09 Though your evi

twin may try to keep

you at lunch talking-get

away! Darwin Stoetz

and his twin wait for

class to start.

9:25 Tracy Conrad is ready

for the second class o\ the
day!

10:50 Chapel is sometimes
ead by one of our own. grad
udent Mike Greiner.

1 1:40 Robert Balmer
checks his mail. Checking
or packages is one way to
avoid the huge lines at

Linch.

5:00 Chris Loose,
Patti Koeck and
Mark Twain study
in the library until

dinner.

3:00 Min liar settles down to
do some work in the computer
lab.

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Dr. Alex

Luc and

student

Brent

Inion? or,

Brent

Inion and

Dr. Alex

Luc?

"I can't believe one of my girls would

break a standard." Dean Brenda Rich

talks with students as Kristie Korcha looks

on. Dean Rich is a much looked to

counselor for the women at CIL1.

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"He's gonna ask me a question. I just
know it!" Alice Harell talks with Dr.

Lir. Nancy Click's best TEFL student - her
daughter, Anne Marie.

93 ~<J>-.

David Hoffman and Peter

Salter take a break together

between classes.

Leann Landreth and

Jennifer Katona work

together in seminary

admissions.

Erik and Lisa

Lytikainen got

together at CIU.

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Michelle and Jeff
Philpott sing together.

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Freezing together in the

South Carolina weather.

udy Khun and Peggy Chen
;it together in a grad
:hapel.

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Dr. Jack Layman swaggers across the parking lot on his way to lunch.

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mmmmmmmmmmm

ohnny Miller
fohn Davidson
\alph Enlow
Edward Germann

\nd there he goes, ladies
ind gentlemen, the first
ouchdown of the game!

Dr. Mulholland posing for
G.Q. magazine.

97 •-<*>-.

Dr. Beyer definitely
does not throw like a
jirl.

Hev!! I know vou!!

Cliff Bedell

Richard Belcher

Steve Bradley

Anita Cooper

Dan DeLozier
Robert Ferris
David Finell

Earnest Hack

Donald Hamilton

Kay Herbert

Lindsay Hislop

You put WHAT
in my ice

cream?

Have a scat, we don't bite
(usually).

Michael Holt
Don Howell
Terry Hulbert
Bill lones

Donna Krieger

Bill Lark in
lack Layman
David Mash

Albert McCallister
Ferris McDaniel

Allan McKechnie
I nan Carlos Miranda

99 » -> <

Ted Moon

Bradford Mullen

Linda Murdaugh

David Olshine

Mary Faith Phillips

Terry Powell

Robert Priest

James Roche, Jr.

im and Anne Wenger enjoy
an evening during Welcome
Week.

Larry "Stevie Wonder"
Shackley leading us in
worship.

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"Beam me up, Scottie!'

Shir] Schiffman

Anne Scott
Ravmond Scott
Larrv Shackley

jay Sensenig
Jim Wenger
loel Williams
Connie Wolfe

One big happy Holt family.

lack Lavman "waiting for Godot.

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Today class will be held at

the Olive Garden. I'm

paying!!

What do you mean it looks
like Greek to vou?

Sherry Brown

Elizabeth Brueck

Steve Brueck

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Teacher's pet?

Smile Dr. Davidson, your on

candid camera.

Mr. President, am 1 correct
in hearing that you made
blue jeans legal on Fridays?

Karl Buzhardt
Dorothy Byers

Andrew Calamaro
Kavlin Calamaro

103 »^>'

Tom Campbell

Ronald Casey

John Cummings

Jacqui Curley

Scott Curley

Lawrence Dabeck

Anita DuBois

Allen Dyck

Thomas Edwards

Brent Everett

Steve Farra

L.C. Floyd

Have you seen my daddy?

Kandy Mulligan mulling

over the square root of

pi.

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Martha Fulton
Jennifer Fields
Warren Gaston
Fillie Gives

Fori Gochnauer
1 lelen Goodwin
Maura Gove
William Greene

Anthony Griffin
Kay Grove

Mary Gunter
Nanette Hamilton

105 »-<J>"

Grady Harmon

Anital Harvey

J.W. Hayes

Richard Heath

James Hesson

Richard Higgins

Sally Hohn

Robert Holmes

Brad Hoopes

Valerie Hoopes

Susan Howell

Jerome Huggins

Donald Jones

R. J. Kennedy

Peter LaGeorge

Barbara Lassiter

Who needs
"Glamour
Shots" with
looks like
these?

106

Catherine Legare
Debora Lewis
Mark Lindsay
Erie Lochstet

Ciane Lounsbury
Margaret MacMillan
Mary Magi 11
Patrieia Manioc

David Marion
Caroline Martling
Betty Matthews
Mark Meehan

Yvonne Miranda
Patty Mitchell
Bill Morgan
Lee Morris, [r.

Earnie 1 lack
answers

Teresa's
question.

107 --<*>-.

Columbia's dating service. We can fix your problems.

May I help you?

Lee Morris, Sr.

David Morrison

Kandi Mulligan

Ruth Murphy

Michael Neubauer

Glenn Parrish

Judy Peinado

William Phillips

Michelle Philpott

Richard Quay

Tom Raehl

David Reed

108

So Bill, if you were to die
tonight. . . ?

Deborah Rcichel
Brenda Rich
Paul Roberts
Winnie Roche'

Erin Sadler
immy Sadler
Cal Schoon

Cora Scott

Paul Scott
Diana Scurrah
Amy Shaver
Vivian Shupe

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I said, "Abracadabra! Where
is that rabbit?"

So, you'll be at the

tupperware party tonight

then?

Yes, as a matter of fact, I do
use pearl drops.

Dean Slade

Bill Smith

Laura Smoak

Nancy Snider

Catherine Stickler

Rick Swift

Kevin Thompson

Laurie Thompson

Roger Tilton
Michael Todd
Brenda Trapp
Robert Tumey

Preaching's cool!!

Columbia International
University . . . can 1 help
you?

Deborah Turlington
Paula Ulrey
Kathy Underwood
lulie Weaver

Watt Whanger
Steven Joseph Wienbrock
Tina Wilkerson
Jennifer Wilson

ohn Wvnn

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#mant$ation!S

The Ambassador Choir ministers during Harvest Fest. The Choir is
composed of students from both the college and seminary.

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Coorbtnattns Council

Maybe if I cover my car, then lave won't see that
didn't wash behind it.

Coordinating Council: David Balk, lave Mor-
gan. Steve Pulliam. Dean Slade. Anthony Tho-
mas. Tonv Viscioni, Marion Weaver, Susie Wev.

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<§rab Hiit Council

Graduate Life Council: Mike Greiner, Amy Helm, Kristi
Korcha, Dr. Mulholland, Anthony Thomas, Derek Thomason,

Tony Viscioni.

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I'm hun^rv. ..You feed them. ..5 loaves, 2
fish. ..Amen. Aha!. ...Pick il up now...."

Student Association: David Balk, Dr. Bryan
Beyer, Ben Lawson, Connie Love, Michelle
Turner, Susie W'ey.

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Senior Class
Officers

Brenda

Bennett, Dr.

Ralph Enlow,

Eric Hathorn,

Esther

McCloy,

Andrea

McKee.

Junior Class
Officers

Jaye Morgan,

David

Peterson,

Gabriel

Ricks, Jenny

Roberts,

Rebekah

Schweizer.

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Sophomore
Class Officers:

Scott Adams, Ed
Germann, Carrie
Krombholz, fason
Lindegren, Andy
Shire. Bonnie
Trask.

Freshman Class
Officers: Lolly
Dunlap, Teressa
Gotchy, Mythraie
Gupta, Larry
Shackley, Taylor
Wagen. Advi-
sors: Anthony
Bird song and
Mil Merry.

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Men's RA's:

Mark Critelli,

Charles Fox,

David Long,

Eric Lytikaineh,

Rick Swift

Women's RA's: lulia Beerman, Brenda Rich, Ann Sumner, Tina Wade, Jeri Wheeler.

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Pi-Gamma enjoys the oppor-
tunity to share Christmas
How am I going to remember goodies in a cozy evening of
altthese names? fellowship.

Yes, it's Michelle Lester with

her yummy addition to Pi

Gamma's dessert table.

Pi-Gamma: Betty Francis, Michelle Lester, Elizabeth Thomason, Jamie West, Leslie

Wilson. Co-Advisors: Sue Ferris and Anita Harvey.

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Students Mobilized for Christ: Rodger Aldridge, Line Beilleux. Brenda Bennett, Martha Boothe, Sahrine Bruckner.
Elisa Clark. Bececca Codington, Bill Corbin, Betsy DiGuglielmo, Misty Garbett, Ernie Hack, [ennifer Holloway, Mike
lensen. Kane Payne, Mark Peter. Michelle Stayer, Leah Weiss, Chad White, Fran White, lanelle Wonders.

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Celebration: Connie Love, Dean Casey (team leader), Emily Morland, Dianne Palmer-Quay, Sam Goodwin, Kristie

Korcha, Darren Richman, Trisha Troike.

Celebrate sings

during Harvest

Fest..

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Ambassador Choir: (Ladies) [ennifer Berry, Alicynne Boisture, fennifer Buerkert, Magdalena Buliga, Debra Campbell.
Queenie Canzater, Gina Maria Cernilli, [ill Finnamore, Amy Gates, Mythraie Gupta, Carrie Gustafson, Misty Harley,
Rits Hawkins. Christy Hines. Shonelle Leaman, Weny Leiva, Robin Lippard, Angela McCrum, Shawn Newcomb,
Shannon Odell. k'ristv Roberts. Rebecca Rommen, Betsy Singleton, Ginger Shinfeton, Debe Szesko, Michelle Turner,
(Gentlemen) Scott Adams. Kelly Blacka, Pale Boisture, Jamie bowers, Paul Engelke, G Ned Gable, |r.. Michael
Haney, lohn Husted. Scott lones. Mark l.eist. Michael Matheson, Aaron Morris.

123 »^.

Praise Team: Deborah Burkett, Jeff Lomas, Chris Garrett, Dean Casey, Windy Mauritz, Shannon O'dell, Jennifer

Berry, Larry Shackley, Scott Adams.

The members of the Praise

Team minister to CIU with a

new song.

lennifer Berry

shares her gift of

vocal talent with

the student body

during Chapel.

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Angie Whitmore mingles with
the audience after a perfor-
mance.

Rochelle Lacey demonstrates
some mime moves before a
Silent Word performance.

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The Silent Word: Ryan Hostetler, Fran White. Toni
McAndrew, Rochelle Lacey, Angela Whitmore.

Toni

McAndrew.
Ryan
Hosteller,
and Fran
White
interpret
the song
"I leirloom".

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Spotlight Zone:

Robin McElwee,

Leigh Ann

Perfect, Vickie

Veatech, Skye

Morrow,

Amanda Primm,

Amy Saucier,

Kristin'a Brown,

Brenda Flintoff.

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"What's Lip. Doc?"

Leah Riley and Andy Shire share the puppets
with the kids of a local housing project.

One oi the biggest productions that the puppet team
->uts on is the Christmas program, focusing on reaching
ie community's children with the Good News.

His Hands: Abigail White. lonathan Reibsamen. Kim Saturley
(team leader). Andy Shire (team leader). Leah Riley, ludv Kay
Dixon. Yicki Germann, lonathan Germann.

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International Team: Ronald Chumum, Rohana Sutjiono, Alii Lai, Caspar Liou, Asuquo Edem.

Some international team members join with their American

brothers and sisters in song.

With hearts as colorful as the clothes they wear, five AsU
students give praise to Jesu

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N'cw Life Troupe: Matthew Boyle. Michelle Strayer, Ed lones, Terri Specht, Matt Gregory, Tony Yiscioni, Julie Shire
(team leader). Michelle Kinsev, lason Fallin.

At the Drama Team retreat. Matt Boyle Matt Gregory and Tony Viscioni pour

learns the true meaning of "...once you over a pile of possible scripts for the
pop. you can't stop." upcoming year at a fall retreat for the

Drama Team.

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. Richardo Gartho, Geographic ac < cteraruni bonai um artrun

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(Etoente

"Act like I'm 5 years old for a date? Sure, no problem!"

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CljrtSittan Life
Conference

"Seriously, the fish was this bi^!" Dr Stuart Uri^vc

131 -f>.

Welcome Wttk

"You watch the game. ..I'll watch the girls."

"You talking to me? You wanna pop my what?'

'Mooove over Dr. Beyer. We'll take care of today's lecture c

the cows of Bashan

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Cgretoer

Then why are you smiling?" "Because I know somethin
that you don't know...I am not left handed!

The extent some
people will go to
for a date.

"I'm a little teapot smart and I thought hand holding
great. I'll act like a fool, if it wasn't allowed.
gets me a date."

134

"Oh Christmas tree.

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"A nose ring...isn'l that

against standards."

€£noper

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Kill! Kill! Kill!

'I wish I were in Dixie."

'Hey man, you just split your shorts open,

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No, Alec! You're
offsides!

O.K. guys, a little less sweets "Hey Heather, how does
and a little more soloflex. my pit smell?"

137 .-$-.

artiest if e£t

She comes to the realization that she's
dressed like a hick.

It got me . . . the

balloon got me.

(Now that's

what I call ring

around the

collar.

Cowboy Bob shows his little This job really burns me

buckaroo's around the old up.

homestead.

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Preparing for the Harvest Fest.

Polydent

really does
work. (Center
picturer.)

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Somen's; ®pm 2Sorm£

Courting the CBS way!!

Founders 2: cereal killers!

Basic training for next year's floor leaders
can be brutal

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Christmas help?
CIU is always
coking for employ-
ment opportunities
for the students.

Trust in me... (Jungle Book).

141 .-<*>..

Columbia Cfjrtetmag

Still crazy (about

each other) after all

these years!

Dawn Wood's, Beth Kimple, and

Heather Downs enjoy a ' formal"

evening on the CIU Campus.

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pint Wtth

Grads enjoying spirit Week

Mr. Nylon!!

•-$-< 144

Phi] Keaggy, experimenting with [aye's
machine, produces an incredible celtic-
like tune by sampling a riff backwards.

Are we cool or what'

Phil gave an amaz-
ing show that left
everyone craving
for more.

$!jil Heaggp Concert

145 -^

I^orlb Christian

Students and faculty were free to interact with the

mission reps to ask personal questions, get more

information on their agencies, and get ideas about

future mission trips of their own.

Tony and the Book Lady! "No, Tony, you don't look Michael Card, in Columbia for a Concert, surprised everyone b}
like Sherlock Holmes." stopping by to play a few songs for chapel.

.-$-. 146

Dr. lohn Piper,
he guest speaker
for World Chris-
tian Week, chal-
enged CI LI with
messages from
he Word of God.

"What happens when you die? If
you've been very good, you could come
back as a cow! lust think oi it. . ."

147 .-$-.

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The Atlanta

Braves win the

1995 World Series

over the Cleveland

Indians.

Cal Ripken

celebrates "The

Streak." Cal

broke Lou

Gehrig's record

for consecutive

games played

when he played

in his 2,131

game on May

30, 1995.

Steffi Graf defeats Monica Seles in New York
her 4th U.S. Open title on September 9,

to win
1995.

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Sen. Bob Dole. Republican candidate
for president.

Israel and the PLO sign a peace accord on
September 28. 1995 at the White House.

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Irraeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated on
November 4. 1995 bv a fellow Israeli.

Colin Powell, one-time presidential prospect and author
of "My American Journey," his autobiography.

149

Images from the repaired Hubble Space Telescope.

The Million Man March took place in Washington

D.C. on October 16, 1995. It was the 4th largest

march in Washington's history.

Columbia's own, Hootie and the Blowfish, came out of
nowhere and dominated the music scene in 1995.

Gaseous Pillars in M16 • Eagle Nebula

Hubble Space Telescope • WFPC2

Hurricane Opal roared ashore on Florida's Gulf Coast orl

October 4, 19951

150

OJ. Simpson was found NOT guilty on October 3, 1995.

On April 19, 1995 a car bomb exploded in Oklahoma City.
Timothy McVeigh was arrested and charged with the
bombing.

U.S. Troops arrive in Bosnia on December 24, 1995 on a
peace keeping mission.

STfe

The former Yugoslavia has been the scene of a brutal civil
war since 1991. U.S. Troops on a peace keeping mission
according to the Dayton Accord.

151

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Natalie Abell

Cameron Bishop

Kieran Brown

Joshua Burcaw

William Burgess

Heidi Cordero

David Curlin

Mi lota Curlin

Ruth Despres

Laura Farra

Stephen Foye

Dean Jacobs

Jeannie Kelley

Thomas Kelley

Paul Kendall
Christian Kocherscheidt

Heather Korb

Thomas Oh

Jean Rabon

Judi Ross
Jennifer Sherrill

Kemolet Sims

Julie Stephens

Jeff Teeters

Jennifer Teeters

Larrick Zirkle

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orm Councils

Women's Dorm Council: Brenda Rich (Advisor). Men"s Dorm Council: Rick Swift (Advisor), Matthew Boyle (Presi-

Ruth LaMee (President). Kim Moore (Vice President), dent). Charles Conley (Vice President). Ron Plocinski (Tres.).

Faith Gragg (Sec. Tres.). Carrie Krombholz. Rachel Roger Aldridge, Sean Christensen, left' Elmquist, Mike Galdamez,

Allen, fennifer Solt. Shannon Odell. Rebekah Gabriel Ricks, Mark Peter.
Codington. Chandra Bri^man

The work load from Ralph Enlow is phenomenal!! 1 wi
never have time to studv my Hebrew!

I love working at CI LI!' I sure hope Dr. Beyer gets all my
work done!

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May God guide you as you
enter the world to
Make Him Known!

The steps of a good man are

directed and established by the Lord

when He delights in his way!

Psalms 37:23

158

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and thank them for believing God's Word
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in their prayer life, if not in their ongoing
ministry.
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Thank You For Staying Home!

by Dhana Lama

At one time you thought you
should be a foreign missionary
to my country. You felt the tug of
the great commission to go teach
all nations.

You were willing to face the
struggle of raising your own sup-
port. You were willing to uproot
your family, leave your job and
learn a new language.

But it didn't work out. Obstacles
blocked your way. You never made
it to "the mission field."

Then you heard about Chris-
tian Aid. You learned that
hundreds of missionar-
ies like me are already
here, serving the Lord
with indigenous mis-
sionary ministries.

We are different
from you Americans.
We live on about
a dollar a day. We
understand our lo-
cal culture, cus-
toms and lan-
guages. We eat
the food and drink the
water without getting sick.

So instead of coming to our
country yourself, you got a good
job and provided support for
ten of us who were already
here, serving the Lord.

So don't worry any more
that you aidn't make it to "the
mission field." Rather, I'd like
to thank you for staying home.
You would not have been
granted a visa to enter my
country as a missionary. The
only way you could have come

would have been as a "tent maker."
Perhaps as a teacher of English or
a medical technician. You would have
been required to sign a statement
saying you wouldn't "propagate your
religion" while here.

Over 200 Americans have come
here that way. Each one requires
support of about $3000 per month.
But if they tried to start a church
they would be put out of the coun-
try.

Yet we native missionaries preach
the gospel openly and boldly, even
if we go to jail for it. We live simply
and sacrificially. The $30 you send
monthly for each of us provides our
full support. Most of us have already
planted new churches.

So thank you for staying home
and sending us out instead, through
Christian Aid. Please tell your friends
that hundreds more have finished Bible
training and are ready to go out for
the Lord. Right now they are work-
ing long hours each day to support
their families and provide much
needed tithes for their local churches.
Each time a sponsor sends $30 a
month* to Christian Aid, another one
can go out to the mountain villages
winning souls and planting churches
where none have ever been before.

Oh yes, and be sure to tell your
friends that Christian Aid will send
the name and photo of each pio-
neer native missionary they support
with information about the indigenous
mission with which we serve.

As God uses you to provide the
means, He can use native mission-
aries like us to finish the task of plant-
ing churches in every tribe and nation.

•Average support in rural Asia is $30 monthly. In cities and more developed countries they may need up to $100, or even $200 per month.
The missionary in the photo is not Dhana Lama, the one who wrote the article. Photo of Lama is available upon request.

Christian
Aid

For information on how you can support a native missionary, contact:

Christian Aid Mission

3045 Ivy Road, Charlottesville, VA 22903

Phone: 804-977-5650°

160

Tow* Quxui*? ^

Dr. Dan DeLozier, Advisor

Kristanna Richardson. Editor

Ann Kim, Main Photographer

Brenda Williams, Grad Section

(clockwise from upper left)

Jftntal i£>taff

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Marco Perez. Computer Tech.
Elisa Clark, Assistant Editor.

Esther McCIoy, Photographer, Staff.
Am- I lelm. Photographer.

163 >V/;

jHen'si 0pm Boons

The Firemen of

East 2 in their

"lounge": Dan

Silvers, Roger

Aldridge, Randy

Gottfried. Drew

Daves, David

Long, Andy

Shire, Dmitriy

Rybolovlev

(clockwise from

top).

[onathan

Reibsamen, tries

to woo visiting

women with

words of love.

(center picture)

■-<>-: 164

Sarah Weicker and Koleen Marflak make their way through the jungle, aka West
1, as they visit the guys.

Eric Meyers enjoying the aerial view o\
his surprise B-day party, along with
Ren. during Open dorms.

Abigail White. Jennifer Soli, and Brenda Bennett revel in the attention

om the guys on the floor with balloon flowers and poetry readings,
fop)

"Urn, Dean Swift' I've got a ^ 1 rl in here. Is that a problem?" (Amy
Battles and Steven Palin). (left)

165 .A

"Come on, Martha, pleeease let me hold it.'
Derrick Moore, Jonathan Reibsamen, Martha Bootle.

Chris lohnson heading over to join

Kristina Borown at Petty's Banquet

table.

Rachel Allen and Andrea McKee make sure that lohn Edgren stays on
his side of the sofa, while Amanda Burgess spies on the rest of the

hall's activities.

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Carrie Krumbholtz and Stephanie Clark have

their ducks (Jeff Elmquist, Chad White, Chad

Luke) all in a row.. .or are they?

Womtn'g 0pm Bormsf

la"

ff Elmquist
enjoying the
generosity of
Petty 1. ( Left)

Roger aldridge

serenades Dawn
King while fohn
Boyd looks at
pictures. (Right)

"Archie, quit doing homework! We've got a lady
in the room!" (Archie McPherson, Sarah
Weicker, Bert Daniels)

Natalie Abell beatino Dan Silvers on her 4-D tic-tac-toe game

167 .-$-.

Robin McElwee and Amy Sauder performing a
skit with the Spotlight Zone. (Right)

Angie Whitmore, Fran White and Dr. Miller try to figure out
what's up in the sky as the mime team performs in the festival.

K>: 168

list 3 friendly, hoarded guys
with guitars. (Roger Aldridge.
Chrisi Garrett, and [el
Lomas)

treet jfesttbal

169 •<,

(Counterclock-
wise)

The only time

beach balls are

allowed in

Chapel is during

the mayhem of

the Columbia

Confrences.

Larry Dabek and

Frank

Bedell. ..grill

masters.

David Olshine,

the featured

speaker for the

Conference,

illustrates his

point of the high

cost of following

Christ.

Columbia '96

"OK, tough guys. Prop and give lis twenty." [onathan Reibsamen and

Amy Clifford enforcing family group #5. (Left)

For the opening ice breaker games. Drew Tilman. lennifer Hill. Tina
Wade, and Alee Millen facilitate the games and enforce the rules. (Bot-
tom)

Registration went smoothly thanks to
the hard work of the support staff.

(Top

Lisa and Da\'id Balk lead their group through the jungles of Shortess.

171 ~<j>..

accalaureate

Clockwise from upper Right:

Micheal Holt, Scott Weiss,

Beth Wall, lay Trimean and

the Ambassador Choir.

Tin hee Roberts and her father enjoying the reception.

Man' Faith Phillips smiles, knowing
there's a whole new class of Bible
teachers being sent out to the World.

The Faculty and Staff, looking lofty and academic in
their robes, added a touch of class to the ceremonies.

Richard Senter amid the crowd after graduation.

173 ■■/

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Commencement

Clockwise from left: Ralph Enlow, Anthony
Birdsong, and Charles Anderson (and family).

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