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The  1997  Finial  is  dedicated  to  an  individual  who  demon- 

strates  the  fullness  of  the  Git  motto/'To  Know  Him  and  To 

Make  Him  Known."  The  Finial  is  dedicated  to 


Ralph  Enlow 

Vice  President  of  Academic  Affairs 

Dr.  Ralph  Enlow  is  Columbia's  definition  of  a  Rena.issa.nce  man,  both  corporately  and 
personally.  He's  read  it,  tried  it,  taught  it,  articulated  it.  In  his  Zlyears  on  the  faculty  and  staff 
of  Columbia  International  University,  it  seems  that  he  has  done  it  all  -  Admissions  Director, 
Alumni  Director,  Assistant  CBC  Dean,  CBC  Dean  and  Vice  President  of  Academic  Affairs.  He's 
even  worked  in  the  dish  pit'. 

Ralph  does  nothing  halfway.  His  brilliance  and  commitment  paved  the  way  for  doctoral 
studies  at  the  Qeorge  Peabody  School  of  Education  at  Vanderbilt  University  and  for  his  return 
to  Columbia  Bible  College  as  Dean  and  then  Vice  President  of  Academic  Affairs  tor  CIU.  He 
has  proven  himself  as  a  consummate  leader  and  education. 

He's  also  been  a  choir  leader,  Sunday  School  teacher,  an  occasional  preacher,  a  team  leader 
for  European  study  tours,  outfielder  for  the  faculty  Softball  team,  missionary  instructor  in  the 
Ukraine  and  a  local  church  elder.  He's  been  a  friend,  encourager,  partner.  With  his  sweetheart 
Valerie,  whom  he  met  at  CBC  and  married  in  1 977,  he's  raised  a  pair  of  fine  children,  Ralph  and 
Evangeline. 


It  is  with  heartfelt  pain  that  I  commend  Ralph 

to  his  new  role  as  Executive  Director  of  the 
Accrediting  Association  of  Bible  College.  I 
will  miss  him.  He  will  always  be  both  a  col- 
league and  a  friend  of  mine  and  CIU. 

Johnny  Miller 


I  count  it  a  special  honor  and  privilege  to  have 
worked  with  and  for  Ralph  from  1986  until 
i\ow.  I  have  apprecaited  his  character,  his 
leadership,  and  his  softball  ability,  and  sense 
of  humor,  but  most  of  all,  his  friendship. 

Bryan  Beyer 


Columbia  is  better  because  Ralph  invested  twc 
decades  of  his  life  here.  An  incredible  admin- 
istrator and  team  builder,  his  leadership  will 
be  missed.  Unfortunately,  the  faculty/staff 
softball  team  will  lose  a  great  outfielder! 

Ken  Mulholknd 


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Johnny  V.  Miller 

President 

Columbia  International 

University 


Dear  Class  of  1998, 

We  have  experienced  exciting  victories  during  this  75th  Anniver- 
sary year:  financial  blessings,  answers  to  prayer,  new  construction 
and  changed  lives.  It  has  been  a  momentous  occasion  to  hear  God's 
voice  and  to  watch  God's  ways.  May  we  never  forget  or  doubt 
these  mountain-top  glimpses  ot  His  glory.  In  fact,  may  such  joys  be 
regular,  and  never  routine! 

Authentic  Christian  living  is  Victorious  Christian  living.  That  does 
lot  mean  that  such  a  life  is  effortless,  painless  or  problem-free.  But 
it  does  mean  that  it  is  powerful,  because  it  is  lived  in  His  power,  not 
my  own.  This  much  is  clear  from  our  year  verse,  Zechariah  4:6: 
Not  by  might,  nor  by  power,  but  by  my  Spirit,  says  the  Lord. 

The  life  of  the  Spirit  is,  indeed,  the  authentic  Christian  life.  He  has 
ascribed  plainly  in  Scripture  the  will  and  ways  ot  God.  He  uses 
those  same  Scriptures  to  convince  us  of  sin,  righteousness,  and 
judgment,  teaching  us  to  trust  and  hope  in  the  Son.  He  brings  us  to 
our  knees  before  God  and  lifts  us  up  to  love  our  Father.  He  anoints 
us  for  our  ministry,  and  fills  us  with  His  holiness.  He  overflows  our 
lives  in  love,  in  service  and  in  song. 

Cherish  and  nurture  this  life  of  the  Spirit.  Be  eager  daily  to  trust 
and  obey.  Look  to  Kim  for  all  that  He  wants  to  give  you.  And  may 
the  Lord  Jesus  Christ  become  more  precious  to  you  moment  by 
moment  until  we  are  finally  caught  up  to  meet  Kim  in  the  air  and 
to  experience  the  ultimate  victory,  the  greatest  anniversary  of  all. 

In  Kis  grace, 

)ohnny  V.  Miller 
President 
January  1998 


"Not  by  might,  nor  by 

power,  but  by  my  Spirit 

says  the  Lord" 

Zechariah  4:6 


Dr.  Miller  interviews  Carmella  Broome  a.nc 
"Poppy"  during  chapel. 


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Columbia  International  University 


Austin,  III,  LB.  (1994) 

President ,  Austin  Building  Corp. 
Chattanooga,  TN 

Bailey,  Donald  (19*53) 

Billy  Graham  Evan^.  Assoc. 

Asheville,  IN 

Berg,  Rosalie  (i9Si) 

Educator,  Columbia,  SC 

Blackwell,  Delanie  ( 1 99> ) 

Educator  &  Homemaker 
Columbia,  SC 

Sowers,  deTreville  (199s) 
Associate  Pastor,  Cola.,  SC 
Brandt,  K.onrad(i996i 

Director,  Marbursjer  Mission 
Marburg,  Cj-ermanv 

Dent,  Betty  (1993) 

Laity:  Alive  &  Serving, 
Columbia,  SC 

Finzel,  Hans  d  994) 

E.xec.  Dir.  CBIutl.,  Wheatou,  IL 

French,  Russell  (1984-92,  "95) 

Prof".  UofTenn.,  Knoxville,  TN 

Lorittsjr.  Crawford  (19S4) 

National  Dir.,  Legacy, 

Union  City,  CtA 

McKinney,  Lois  (i9$7) 

Prof".  PEPS,  Peerfield,  IL 

Merry,  Frank  (1976-&7,  '90) 

Construction  Consultant 

Lexington,  SC 

Miller,  Johnny  (1991) 

President,  CI  U 

Moreland,  David  ("19940 

V.P.  shell  Point  Village 
Ft.  Meyers,  FL 

Norris,  Robert  (1974) 

Pastor,  Church  at  Sandhurst 

Florence.SC 

Oliver,John(i97^) 

Pastor,  Trinty  Pres.  Church 
Montgomery,  AL 

Young,  Charles  (1997) 

Pastor,  Ebenezer  AME  Church 
Charleston.SC 


Net  Picture  J 

Davis,  Phillip  (1997) 

Director,  New  Congregation  Implementation 

North  American  Mission  Board 

Alpharetta,  CtA 

Ryan,  Marquis  ( 1993) 

President,  Ryan,  Oeer  &:  Company,  PA 

charlotte,  Nc 


Board  of  Trustees 


Dr.  Ian  Hay 

Dr.  (jeorge  Murray 

Mr.  Marvin  Schuster 

Mr.  Harold  Weaver 

Chairman 

Vice  Chairman 

Treasurer 

secretary 

Sebrlng,  FL 

Wheaton,  IL 

Columbus,  c>A 

Columbia,  SC 

Retired  Director  Emeritus, 

(general  Director,  TEAM 

CEO,  Schuster  Enterprises, 

Bank.  Consultant 

Sudan  Interior  Mis 

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Inc. 

19S0 

1976 

1987 

(Year  listed  is  the  year  they  joined  the  Board.) 


New  Board  Members  '97 


Vr  Miller,  surrounded,  by  Hoard 
Members,  leads  the  Univeristy  in 
the  ground  breaking  cermonles  for 
the  new  seminary  building. 


Induction  of  Charles  Young 
and  Phillip  Davis  by  the 
Executive  Committee  of  the 
Board  during  chapel. 


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Ed  (ke.rm2.nn  questions  the  ingre- 
dients of  Rodney  Ward's  salad. 

David  Michael  smiles  in  relief,  but 

Drew  Taylor  is  still  shaken  after 

driving  over  a  parking  median. 


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The  group  enjoying  a  meal  out. 

"Are  you  sure  we're  going 

the  right  way,  honey?" 

"Ed,  it's  a  CIRCLE.'" 


The  few,  the  loud,  the  barely  awake 

The  group  prepares  their  S  AM 
horn-honking  strategy. 


"On  Dasher,  on  Dancer...." 

Kim  Sa.tu.rley,  Allison 

Sanders,  Christy  Rich,  and 

Rebekah  Coddington 

found  the  local  wildlife 

friendly. 

"Pizza.  Pizza" 

What  did  the  Seniors 

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do  on  the  trip?  They 
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Outstanding  in  their 

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field... 

The  senior  sneak's 
youp  shot. 

Mindy  Boyd,  Rebecca 
Winkel,  Beth  (krey, 
Heidi  Wnuk,  and 
kimberly  Baker  wait  tor 
the  Dixie  Stampede  to 
begin. 


Spontaneous  worship  sessions 
were  enjoyed  during  the  trip, 
highlighted  by  Mindy  Boyd's  guitar 
playing  and  (Jringer  Singleton's 
singing. 


The  Mona  Lisa's  first  praise  and 
worship  experience. 


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Looking  studious  and  single,  the  book 

store  could  be  just  the  ticket  forgetting 

a  date.  Brandon  Wells  just  happens  to 

be  studying  for  his  upcoming  Marriage 

and  Family  exam. 


A  "study  date"  over  coffee  was  a 

great  excuse  for  many  couples  to 

spend  some  time  together. 

Amanda  Burgess  and  Drew 

Carmichael  appear  to  begetting 

some  studying  done. 


People's  hidden  interests  can 
often  be  discovered  through  the 
books  they  choose  to  look  at. 
Christie  is  amused  by  the  histori- 
cal novel  that  her  fiance  Dan 
Newbanks  has  picked  up. 

See?  Married  students  do  have  a 
social  life'.  Shannon  andjason 

Lindegren  and Jeft  and  Stephanie 

Shouse  enjoy  themselves  over 

dessert  and  coffee. 


Sometimes  a  change  of  scenery 

isjust  the  thing  to  help  studying 

go  better.  (Chris  Kaight) 


Pairing  up  with  a  friend  some- 
how always  makes  things  a  little 
easier,  even  homework. 


Gjroup  study  session  or  social 

ur?  (Ruth  Kjlesias,  Carrie  Payne, 
John  Bciyd) 

torn  Campbell  was  there  early 
enough  to  grab  a  comfy  chair. 


Dr.  Brad  Mullen  led 

prayer  (or  the  new 

Seminary  building  as  the 

groups  meditated  on 

God's  faithfulness. 


The  75th  prayer  day  was 

conducted  differently  from 

previous  prayer  days.  Grouped 

alphabetically,  students  and 

faculty  rotated  through  several 

designated  locations  for  times 

of  focused  prayer. 


One  of  the  designated  places  was 

in  front  of  Memorial  Dorm, 

named  in  honor  of  the  men  that 

had  come  from  CIU  and  had 

given  their  lives  for  Christ  on  the 

mission  field.  Tom  Edwards 

explains  the  display  of  the 

martyrs  and  their  families  before 

leading  the  group  in  prayer. 


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Under  the  shadow  of  the  prayer 
towers,  a  constant  reminder  to 
trust  and  obey,  the  groups 
gathered  to  offer  thanksgiving  to 
cj-od  for  Kis  provisions  through 
the  years. 


The  cafeteria  thoughtfully 
provided  warm  apple  cider  for 
the  groups  as  they  went  from 
station  to  station  to  help  combat 
the  dampness  of  the  day. 


In  front  of  Memorial  the  prayer 
was  focused  on  those  on  the 
mission  field,  those  who  were 
headed  there,  and  the  families  of 
the  martyrs  from  Oil. 


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Drew  Edwards,  Chris 

Tuggy  and  Craig  Tuggy 

demonstrated  the 

proper  way  to  hold  a 

microphone. 

Andy  Raehl  and  his 

HUBm^B      KAte    -^i^fl 

shadow  juggle 
together. 

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Jerome  Huggins  and 
Rebecca  Winkel  minister 
together  at  the  do  Show. 


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Music  was  the  most 

popular  talent 

brought  to  the  Qo 

Show. 


Does  Heather  Tuggy 

know  that  two 

gorgeous  guys  are 

sitting  next  to  her? 


Chewbacca  guards  three  pretty  mean 

iookingguys.  Are  those  polyester  suits 

they  are  wearing? 


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Dick  Corely  and  Rick  Thomas  were  speakers  at 
this  years  Cjo  Conference. 


Music  was  provided  byjaye  Morgan,  Ta_ylc 
Wagen  and  Roger  Ald.rtd.ee. 


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Special  times  together 
allowed  students  to 
relax  and  enjoy  the 
conference. 


Jonathan  Reibsamen,  Q-o 
Committee  Chairman,  goes 
over  some  last  minute 
details  at  the  Conference. 
Jonathan  is  surrounded  by 
the  students  who  gave  of 
their  time  to  organize  the 
conference. 


Heidi  and  Bill  Corbin  catching  some 
down  time  during  the  CtO  Conference. 
Both  served  on  the  Qo  Committee. 


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Student  Life 


Friendships  grow  strong  and 

long  at  CBC.  (Derek  Hastings 

and  Matt  Eusey) 


Cj-rad  students  enjoy  a  time  of 
fellowship  before  chapel  begins. 

Chris  Tuggy  dons  a  cap  to 

protect  himself  from  the  cold 

SC  weather.  Perhaps  a  full 

beard  would  help  Chris. 


jomthin  Reibsamen  snows  u 

how  his  dental  check-up  went 

"Look  Ma,  no  cavities!' 


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Sometimes  the  only  date  a  girl 
an  get  is  from  a  guy  in  Memo- 
rial 3. 


How  do  I  £et  rid  of  it  now? 
(Chad  Luke) 


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Beth  Qray  and  Heidi  Wnuk, 

long  time  friends,  still  found 

time  to  enjoy  each  other, 

despite  hectic  Senior  year 

schedules. 

Achlm,  lona.     ' 
Adams,  Stephen 
Aldridge,  Roger     I 

Allen,  Burke 


Ba.ird,  Van 

Baker,  Kimberly 

Ba.umga.rten,  Re'anna 

Berry,  Jennifer 


Boyd,  John 

Boyd,  M.indy 

Br'iggs,  Allen 

Bristol,  Thomas 


Buerkert,  Jennifer 
Cala.ma.rOj  Kayiin 
Cherono,  Pa.ul 
Codington,  Rebekah 


Coffey,  Jennifer 

Conley,  Charles 
Curlin,  Milota 
Daniel,  Bert 


Charlie  Conley,  Bob 
Cra.mbelun.ghe,  and  James 
Minindis  discuss  upcoming 
assignments  and  haw  they  can 
still  accomodate  their  social  lives 
with  school  work. 


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"1  remember  worship 

chapels  that  blew  me  away 

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and  flipping  out  over  El.  Ed. 

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projects." 

Heidi  Wnuk 

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Dickinson,  Howard 

Echo- Hawk,  Anna. 

Farra,  Laura 

Qeer,  Ruth 


Grotchy,  Teressa 

(jragg,  Faith 

(5-ray,  Elizabeth 

cj-reen  III,  Trey 


Haddad,  Alena 

Ha[[,  H.R. 

Hayes,  Carol 

Hernke,  Dominique 


"1  remember  enduring 

many  hours  of  Rebecca 

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Winkel's  documentary  of 

our  Junior  trip  to  Table 

Rock." 

Kimberly  Baker 

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"I  remember  hanging  out 
with  the  guys  in  the  dorms 

and  getting  to  know  them 
on  a  personal  level." 

Ron  Vlocinski 


"I  remember  worship- 
ping and  praying  to  the 
Lord  with  brothers  and 
sisters  from  around  the 
world." 

Chris  Ruisel 


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Hill,  Ashley 
Hill,  Matt 
Hilliard,  Chris 
liiglesias,  Ruth 


Johnson,  Chris 
Johnson,  Susan 
Kinney,  David 
Korb,  Heather 


Krombholz,  Carrie 
Lacy,  Derek 
Lacy,  Stephanie 
Lawson,  Ben 


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Lindegren,  Jason 

Lowe,  Kristina 

Luke,  Chad 


McElwee,  Robin 

McKissick,  Dana 

Michael,  David 


Miller,  Lisa 
Mojica,  Curios 
Murphy,  Pete 


"Uhhh,  I  think  this  bubble 

is  part  of  the  diispora...ar 

is  it  the  remnant...actually, 

I  think  it's  Esther." 

(Ruth  Iglesias  and  Allison 

Sanders) 


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how  Has  He  HeLpeo  you? 


Roger  Aldrid^e  -  "He  has  shown 
me  that  mature  men  can  Still 
enjoy  a  nice  cold  Yoohoo  drink." 

Rodney  Ward  -  "He  has  been  a 
real  eruoura^ement  to  me,  He  is 

the  MAN.'" 


Rehecca  Winkel  -  "When  I  wanted 
to  he  discipled  he  went  out  of  his 
way  to  find  a  lady  to  meet  and 
prepare  me  for  Japan." 

Ron  Plocinski  -  "He  presented  me 
with  a  holy  passion  and  desire  to 
know  Crod  in  an  intimate  and 
powerful  way." 

Monte  Reitz  -  "In  a  fi^rative  sense, 
he  represents  the  'heart'  of  CM.  It 
is  through  him  that  I  fully  came  to 
understand  CI  It's  true  approach  to 
ministry." 

Chris  Russel  -  "He  has  challenged 
me  on  the  issue  ot  holiness.  I  love 
him  as  a  brother  in  Christ." 

Charlie  Conley  -  "I  always  looked 
forward  to  his  stories  during  chapel 
messages.  He  challenged  me  to  he 
real  and  transparent. 


hiisly,  JaneMe 
Odell,  Shannon 
Pedrick,  Bob 
Pierce,  .Steven 


Pokatellc,  Jason 
Prince,  Mark 
Raehl,  Andy 
Ra^lanci,  Brett 


Reibsa.men,  Jonathan 

Reitz,  Monte 

Russeii,  Christopher 


Sanders,  Allison 

Saturley,  Kim 

Schma.ud.er,  Jennifer 

Scurrah,  Raina 


Shouse,  Stephanie 

Singleton,  dinger 

Stephens,  Paul 

Stevenson,  Sky 


"I  remember  John  Piper, 

"Jackie  and  Joan,"  Jimmy 

Sadler,  Johnny  Miller, 

Jerome." 

Monte  Reitz 


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"I  remember  the  night  I 
met  Marci  Crane  at  Krispy 
Kreme  during  a  hail  date 
my  first  semester  at  ClU." 

Charlie  Conley 


remember  getting 
em 


Roger  Aldridge 


'I  remember  being  tied  to 

the  floating  picnic  table 

and  left  for  dead." 


Rodney  Ward 


Strajnic,  Suzanne 
Taylor,  Drew 
Thomson,  Janet 
Trask,  Bonnie 


Tuggy,  Chris 
Underwood,  Kathy 
Ward,  Rodney 
Welch,  Dennis 


West,  Debbie 
Winkle,  Rebecca 
Wonders,  Janelle 
Zirklejohn 


While  Ginger  Singleton  and 
the  rest  of  the  dass  mull  over 
the  assignment,  Christy  Rich 
seems  a  bit  distracted,  prob- 
ably with  thoughts  of  being  at 
a  coffee  house  somewhere. 


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How  do 

you  deal 

with 

stress! 


Brinda  flintoff  tries  to  run  the  bad 

into  the  end  zone  after  making  an 

interception  on  the  one  of  the  last 

plays  of  the  girl's  football  game. 


"Qet  on  a  squish 

court  with  Dr. 
Oishine  and  make 
him  think  he's  win- 


"I  go  out  fishing  with 

my  roommate,  Matt 

Beyer,  at  Lake  Murray 

or  go  to  sleep'.' 


"I  talk  to  other  people 

about  what  is  putting 

stress  on  me." 


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AntJiea  Bisset 


Sozolkeda 


Leslie  Ryan 


Abell,  Natalie 

Allen,  Staci 

Almack,  Heidi 

Andrews,  Heather 

Beyer,  Matt 

Bisset,  Anthea 

Bledsoe,  Brooke 

Braun,  Jodie 

Broome,  Carmella 

Brown,  Kristina 

Burgess,  Amanda 

Barkman,  Charlotte 


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What  do 
you  do  to 
relieve 
stress? 


"I  take  it  out  out 

Tumey,  when  he 

comes  running  down 

the  hall." 


Tyesha  Nelson,  Sky  Stevenson,  and 
Abigail  Miller  enjoy  an  afternoon 
of  sunshine  at  the  Point. 


"I  rest,  spend  time  in 
quiet  or  listen  to 
relaxing  music." 


"I  go  crusing  with  my 
lovely  bug  and  I  listen 
to  the  Supertones  in 
concert  md  dunce  in 
the  Spirit." 


StaceyShaw 


Christy  Hines 


Masashi  Yamamato 


Clark,  Elisa 
Csuti,  Lauren 
Denmark,  Buddy 
DiGrUglielmo,  Elizabeth 
Dixon,  Judy 
Drake,  Worth 


Eusey,  Matt 
Fink,Jessica 
Flintoff,  Brinda 
Foye,  Stephen 
Liable,  cj-arry 
Gable,  Jessica 


'--'; 


do  to  relieve 
stress? 


Buddy  Denmark 

"\  run  around 

M3  acting  crazy 

and  stupid!" 


Alisa.  Wonders 

"I  go  out  and 

exercise  and  it 

helps  to  relax 

and  clear  my 

mind." 


Cj-uerra,  Ryan 

Grui.ll.en.,  Robert 

Hawkins,  Angela 

Yterge,  Christie 


Mines,  Christy 

Howard,  Chris 

ikeda,  Sozo 

Jackson,  Crabriel 


Jensen,  Michael 

Johnson,  Matt 

Jones,  JuXitt 

Kimble,  Andre 


Matt  Johnson,  aka,  "Captain 

Awkward,"  showing  off  a 

smooth  move  at  class  chapel. 


Kinsey,  Michelle 
Labreccjue,  Judith 
Lacey,  Rachelle 

Law,  Leah 


Mack.Julie 
M.atheson,  Michael 
Maxwell, Julie 
Mccormick.,  Asenath 


Mccrum,  Angela 
McElmurray,  Christopher 
McNeill,  Lance 
Moore,  Derrick 


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"Don't  even  think  about 
asking  for  a  bite  of  this." 
(Alisa  Wonders) 


Mike  Matheson,  fixing  the 
"within  standards"  dancing 
partner  for  M3. 


Heidi  Almack,  one  of  the 

many  smiling  faces  on 

Founders  Z. 

Abigail  Miller  ^ets  ready 
for  soccer  practice. 


Morrow,  Slcye 

Nelson,  Frederick 

Nelson,  Tyesha 

Newcomb,  Shawn 


Pattonjill 

Payne,  Karie 

Perez,  Leah 

Pierce,  Corr'ie 


"You  the  Man.'.'"  ( David  Olshine  exhorts  Matt 
EuseyJ 

Angela  Hawkins  gets  ready  to 
open  another  gift  at  her 
surprise  21st  birthday  party. 


Rommen,  Rebecca 
Scaite,  Thomas 
Scharrenbere,  Kurt 
Scott,  Andrew 


5haw,  Stucy 
Silvers,  Elizabeth 
Singleton,  Betsy 
Talbott,  Jennifer 
Talbott,  Seth 


Turpin,  Mike 
Wagen,  Taylor 
White,  Chad 
White,  Rebecca 
VVliitmore,  Angela 


Wilks,  Bradley 
Wilson,  Richard 
Wonders,  Alisa 
Yamamoto,  Masashi 
Yarbrough,  Tom 


hi  S3 


cLass  officer 

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pReSic)eNt  Tom  (jrewry 

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^eCRetaRy  TbtrtimjMCrwt 

tReaSUReR  Melody  Olackot 


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Ailed,  Roger        Andrews,  Mark      Bailey,  fCimberly    Bowdlerjeannine        Burnett, Joshua  Ckase,  Sara       Conrod,  Natftl 

Anderson,  christa     Arvold,  christian  Baker,  Tracy  Brown,  Tina    Carmichael,  Drew  Cochran,  Jason  crane,  Lauij 


Senior  Rodney  Ward^ives  Troy 
Krombholz  a  dose  of  brotherly  love 


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j    Voyou  have  any  Hermaneutics    i 


I'm.  living  one. 


Drew  Edwards 


"I  haven't  started  my  mid- 
term and  it's  due  tomor- 
row along  with  two  other 
papers." 


Daniel  Harms 


What's  wrong  with  Cr.iig  Fuggy? 

A.  He  is  allergic  to  Paul 
Zimmermans'  display  of 
brotherly  love. 

B.  Matt  Tumey  ate  a  few  too 
many  black  beans  for  lunch. 

c.  Andrew  Morrison  convinced 
him  that  this  look  is  popular 
with  the  ladies. 
D.  James  Lewis  just  reminded 
him  that  their  hermaueutics 
project  is  due  in  5  minutes. 


"I  still  haven't  done  study 
guide  #8  and  I  think  we 
are  now  on  #15?.'!" 


"Watching  an  inverted 
"Herb  &  Harriet"  at  8:00 
in  the  morning." 


Cory  Wing 


James  Lewis 


Zrowe,  Ashley 
Davis,  Mary 


Demi,  Jennifer  Erb,  Kathy 

Dickerson,  Richele   Farrajon 


Fields,  Rachel  Fleming, Joshua 

Fils-Aime,  Edmcmde  Fraser,  Brett 


Cj-ray,  Saundra 
Gregory,  Tom 


Qunderson,  Jessica. 
Oj-upta,  Sushil 

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Harms,  Daniel 

Hastings,  Derek 

Hazeltine,  Michael 

Kendrix,  Ray 


Heskett,  Benjamin 

Hood,  Richard 

Hooker,  Altie 

Huyck,  joy 


James,  Kelly 

Jenkins,  Kattie 

Kauffman,  Theresa 

Kephart,  Anna 


Katlvy  Leider  takes  a  moment  to  "cheese" 
for  the  camera,  during  Sophomore  class 
chapel. 


%( 58 


Mr  &  Mrs.  McWilliams 
sing  in  perfect  har- 
mony tor  Sophomore 
chapel 


Crabr iel  Jackson 
working  the  crowd  at 
open  dorms. 


Krwnbholz,  Troy 
Kyzer,  Su^ir 
Lavvson,  Nathan 
Leider,  Catherine 


llwewllyn,  Lisa. 
Lomas,  Rebecca 
Lucas,  James 
Massy,  Karen 


Matthews,  Meredith 
McAnaYew,  Toni 
Mccrum,  Destiny 
McLaughlin,  Ainanda 


Metcalf"  Brent 
Mikolajczak,  Erin 
Miller,  Allison 
Miller,  Lori 


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Morgan,  Victoria  Pope,  John  Shore,  Stacey-Jean 

Morrison,  Andrew  Racicot,  Melody  Snipes,  Timothy 

Mu.rda.ugh,  Daisy  Rubnik,  Qerald  Stancik,  Sarah 

Nuttal,  Stephen  Shelley,  April  Stansell,  Sarah 


What's  your  best  excuse  for  handing  in  any  assignment  latei 


Cathy  Leider, 

Kath_y  Erb  and 

Cory  Wing  sing 

along  during 

worship  in 

Sophomore  class 

chapel. 


Don  Hall  shares 
his  infectious 
smile  with  his 

fellow  students. 


Rebecca  Lomas  -  "Umm,  late? 


Josh  Burnett  -  "My  aunt's  dog  died  and 

it  was  in  her  best  interests  for  me  to 

send  her  a  card  and  encourage  her  to 

move  on.  This  took  up  so  much  time  I 

didn't  get  my  hermaneutics  done." 


Rachel  Fields  -  "I  didn't  feel  like  it'" 


Tiffany  Mowry  -  "I  was  caught  in  a  huge 

wind  tunneL  The  voices  in  my  head 

were  telling  me  to  turn  back,  or  die.  So  I 

turned  back,  fought  my  way  out  of  the 

wind  tunnel,  only  to  realize  that  I 

couldn't  do  the  assignment  because 

Natalie  had  duct  taped  me  to  my  bed 

and  broken  my  handsl" 


For  Sara  Chase's  birthday,  some  friends  made 
ler  the  center  of  attention  and  did  a  cheer  for 


Nathan  Conrod  and  Anna  Kephart  look  at 
things  from  different  perspectives  while 
focusing  on  the  meaning  of"  life. 


Wood,  Armisha 
Zimmerman,  Paul 
Zimmerman,  Tana 


Suits,  Anna 
Sumner,  Aaron 
Sykes,  Katliy 
Taylor,  Earnie 
Taylor,  Charles 


Terry,  Mark 
Thomas, Joy 
Toler,  Deanna 
Tuggy,  Craig 
futherow,  Catherine 


Venable.Jason 
Watkins,  Pai^e 
Williams,  Rodney 
Williamson,  Brian 
Win^,  Cory 


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Jonathan  Andrus  eating 
at  a  favorite  CIU 
restaurant,  chik-Fil-A. 


Atwood,  Bryan 

Bartz,  Wayne 

Belk,  Aimee 

Benton,  Lydia 

Binder,  Jake 


Brant,  Mark 

Bright,  Daphne 

Brueck,  Caleb 

Campbell,  Melissa 

chalk, Jeanne 


Bethany  Hawkins 

"Being  stuck  on  campus 
24/7  (24  hours  a  days,  7 
days  a  week)  with  no 
where  to  go,  nothing  to 
do  and  now  way  to  get 
there." 


Adams,  Michael 

Andrus,  Jonathan 

Atkinson,  Amie 


Wayne  Barts 

"How  much  the  faculty 
wanted  to  impress  on  us 

that  Crod  (oves  us  and 
how  devoted  they  are  to 
showing  us  that  truth." 


$(  64J$ 


Eric  Flintoff  proves 
that  fast  because  he's 
in  college  doesn't 
mean  he  can't  enjoy 
matchbox  cars 
anymore. 


Charles,  Mary  Heath 
Chelaeat,  E^line 
Christensen,  David 


Crowe,  David 
Vispennette,  Abe 
Enlow,  Ralph 
Bremic,  Elizabeth 
Fansher,  Anne 


Flintoff,  Eric 
Floyd,  Sabrina 
Cj-ale,  Angela 
Gardner,  Lolly 
Gr'ieson,  Dawn 


Joanna  Jones 
"Missions  class! 


Catherine  Oliver 

"  The  genuine  love 
expressed  for  others  in 
the  day-to-day  living." 


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Qlisson,  Keleigh 

Cjreen,  Matthew 

Kagerup,  Heidi 

Hall,  Donald 


Hammond,  Jeremy 

Haney,  Susan 

Hartman,  Kevin 

Hawkins,  Bethany 


Henderson,  crystal 

Hill,  Amy 

Hunt,  Seth 

Ishikawa,  Hiromu 


Johnston,  Chris 

Jones,  Joanna. 

Jones,  Robert 

Jones,  Sarah 


%(  66 


Peter  Teske  checks  out 

his  Welcome  Week 

notebook  to  see  which 

churches  he  might  visit. 

Crlenn  Towery 
showing  off  his 
blocking  skills. 


What  has  been, 
the  biggest 
change/ adjust- 
mentforyou 
here  at  Colum- 
bia Interna- 
tional Univer- 
sity7. 


"It's  cold,  up  here!" 


"it's  warm,  down  here!" 


Matt  Simmons 


"Being  surprised  by  (kod 

as  He  blessed  me  in  so 

many  different  ways 

through  faculty, 

students  and  staff  each 

day." 


Allvson  Peckiiam 


Keggjoshua 
Kennedy,  Kimberly 
Kirker,  Kelley 
Labrecque,  Ronald 
Lacey,  Heather 


La.ngha.ls,  Douglas 
Lenart,  Stephan 

Moor,  Laura 
Moore,  James 
Newbanks,  Paniel 


hlorris,  Melissa 
Oliver,  Katherine 
Pawlowslci,  5tan 
Peckham,  Allyson 
Pikus,  Jesse 


What  has  been  the  biggest  change/ adjustment  for  you  here  at  Colum- 
bia International  University? 


Chrb  Vice 
"Having  to  sit  down  and 
study  as  opposed  to  a  40 
hour  work  week.  Here 
at  CI  U  I  Have  a  60  hour 
study  weeks!" 


Heidi  Schmidt 

"(rod  has  placed  me  into 
a  lot  of  situations  where 
I  have  nothing  and  no 
one  to  rely  on  but  Kim. 
He's  shown  me  just  how 
faithful  He  is." 


Pomeroy,  Christina 

Rogers,  Michael 

Rowell,  Andres. 

Ryan,  Leslie 

Sakovich,  Amy 


Salter,  Michael 
Sanders,  Chris 

Schmidt,  Heidi 

ichultz,  Kate 

Shaping,  Ryan 


Josh  K.egg  displaying  his  penchant 
tor  animated  facial  expressions. 


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Ed  Stewart  wishes  a  girl  was  passing  the  ping-pong  ball  to  him  instead  of  Ryan  Shupii 


Catherine  Oliver  andjulie  Murray        Freshman  class  worshiping  the 
giving  their  brains  a  rest  after  Lord  during  one  of  their 

Western  Civ.  chapels. 


Simmons,  Matthew 
>iuith,  Derrick. 
Stuart,  Ed 
Su.dd.eth,  Jason 

Teste,  Peter 


Tice,  Chris 

Towery,  cj-lenn 

Tuggy,  Heather 

Vait,Joy 

Van  Steenis, Jennifer 


Wall,  Sherry 
Williams,  Leah 
Withers,  Christina 
Yeh,  Peter 
Youngblood,  Elizabeth 


fkeSHmaN  cLa$$  of  2001 


Columbia  Biblical 
Seminary 


Grad  Students 


t(70Jt 


Addington,  Laura 

Akins,  Melvj. 
Albright,  Becky 
Alder,  Darrell 


Allen,  Alice 
Allen,  Jennifer 
Allenrs,  Jefrery 
Almaclc,  James 


Amar,  5teve 
Andes,  Scott 
Angow,  Nathan 
Arneson,  Stephen 


Atkinson,  Lirry 
Arten,  Karen 
Atten,  Thomas 
Balljanalee 


Construction  on  the  new  addition 
to  the  seminary  began  the  Fall  of 
'97.  Following  a. ground  breaking 

ceremony  the  sound  or  construc- 
tion trucks  could  be  heard  through 
the  spring  semester. 


Batmer,  Robert 

Bang.Jinlee 

Barnes,  Ronnie 

Baschm,  Monika 


Beklman,  Brian 

Belli,  Brian 

Bennett,  Frances 

Bent,  Criry 


Beoren,  Andrew 

Bishop,  Paul 

Blackburn,  Joel 

Btamberg,  Howard 


Drew  T'dghma.n  checks  out  his  teet  after  a  soccer 
^ame!  What  is_that  he's  pulling  front  his  foot? 


Andrew  Beoren,  Martin  Ford,  and  Barry 

Lippert  provide  soothing  dinner  music  to 

some  young  eligible  ladies  during  lunch. 


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Boggess,  Beth 
Bouabre,  Bouazo 
Bouabre,  Catherine 
Bowman,  John 


Bracken,  Suzanne 
Brasher,  Jennifer 
Brasher,  Joy 

Brenuan,  Robert 


Brock,  Nate 
Brown,  Jennifer 
Brown,  Paul 
Bucher,  Chris 


Bert  Daniel  and  Mari  Herna.nd.ez  enjoy 
a  break  from  grid  classes. 


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Robert  Baimer  is  all  smiles 
during  Welcome  Week 
'97. 


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Mari  Hernandez  puts  the  finishing 
touches  on  a  paper. 


Matt  Eusey  talks  with  Rod  Arters  about 

what  life  will  be  like  once  they  make  it  to 

grad  school. 


Buckheit,  Timothy 

Buliga  tvtagdalena 

Burcham,  Alii 

Butter,  Crale 


Button,  Daniel 

Cairns,  Bradley 

Carter,  Sarah 

Cern'dli,  Regina 


Chan,  Choy-Leng 
Chang,  ik-Seong 

Chapman,  Andrea 
Chen,  Hui-Chun 


Welcome  Weekerad  ^uys  stack  up 
with  the  best.  Is  Brent  Inion  really 
standing  on  the  dining  rooms 


Sarah  carter  and  Karen  Moinifar  find  peace 
and  quiet  in  the  library. 


Colson,  Criarles 
Cook,  Charfeue 
Cook,  John 
Corley,  Voreen 


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Cota.relo,  Andrew 

Crawley,  Polly 

Crowe,  Amy 

Cureton,  Ray 


Curry,  Steve 

Vilejeffery 

Uall,  Marie 

Devine,  John 


Edmond,  Luadeii 

Englishmen,  Amy 

Eppherlyjack 

Fart,  Anna 


Fancher,  Karen 

Faria,  Christopher 

Felder,  Cfauderte 

FioreUo,  Michael 


Fieck,  5andra 

Fletcher,  Ted 

Ford,  Martin 

Frederick,  Ken 


Freeman,  John 

Frost,  Ron 

Fu,  Lisa 

Crates,  Michelle 


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Construction  work  begins  on  the  new 
seminary  building.  The  Alumni  Build- 


up is  in  the  back.grou.rici. 


Tom  Phillips  takes  advantage  of  early 
registration  tor  his  son. 


David  Wu  and  Arthur  Hall  compare  notes 
after  one  of  their  seminary  theology 
courses. 


Why  are  these  guys  smiling?  Could  it  be  that 
lunch  is  only  a  reach  away?  Or  is  it  because 
they  just  ate  lunch.  (Paul  Bishop  and  James 
Lucas) 


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George,  Susanna 
Crete'  Raymond 
ci-ilbert,  William 
erilliam,  Lindsay 


CAisson,  Mary  Ann 

GrOU.na.ud,  Kristi 

Cjvifiin,  Rebecca. 

Gtrooms,  Frederic 


Cru.sta.tson,  John 

Haddad,  Charii 

Kail,  Chester 

Hall,  Sarah 


Harper,  Crystal 

Harwood,  Joseph 

Hays,  Valerie 

Hazeres,  John 


Cheryl  Washington  and  Brian 

Carr  take  a  moment  to  rest  and 

fellowship  in  the^rad  break 

room.  What  flavor  of  coffee  a.re 

they  drinking1. 


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Nate  Brock  and  Larry  Johnson 
enjoy  the  delicious  refresh- 
ments the  cafeteria  provided 
over  christnias. 


Heidt,  Chris 
Heier,  Paul 
Kein,  David 
Hernandez,  Mari 


Hobbs,  Wa.de 
Hodowal,  Melissa 
Hoffman,  David 
Horton,  Brad 


Howe,  David 
Howell,  William 
Hsu,  Peter 
nion,  Brent 


efferson,  Robert 
Jemarjohn 
Jero,  Chris 
Joelle,  Betty 


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Johnson,  Varlene 
Johnson,  Karen 
Johnson,  Larry 

Johnson,  Yoshimi 


Jones,  Alan 

Jose,  Pamela. 

Kan,  Chui  Mat 

Keightley,  David 


Barbara  Wood  andjohnjemar 

diligently  prepare  for  Brad 

Mullen's  next  exam. 


Jeri  Wheeler  always  has  a  smile  at 
helpful  advice  for  students  in  nee 


Kringline,  Michael 
Kurani,  Martin 
Lamp,  Angela. 
Lee,  Ching-Lan 


Lee,  Young'Choon 
Leigh,  Shonna 
Lenz,  Chris 
Lester,  Jay 


Lewis,  John 
Lindner,  Allan 
Lippert,  Barry 
Livesay,  Milum 


Lodge,  Yosta 
Lomack,  Sherry 
Lombard,  Etienne 
Long,  Dave 


David  curlm  shares  his  basketball 
secrets  with  Patrica  Toland 


This  mound  of  dirt  will  soon  be  the 
much  needed  seminary  building.  It 
was  exciting  to  watch  the  construc- 
tion take  place  throughout  the 
Spring  semester. 


Long,  Judith 

Loose,  Chris 

Luther,  Tara 

Lynn,  Tammy 


Malone,  Matthew 
Matigum,  Aden 
Mannon,  David 
Mautz  ,  Edward 


Mayden,Joe 

Mcclenaham,  Bruce 

McKie,  April 

McKiiion,  Billy 


McKillop,  Brian 

Moinifar,  Karen 

Moon,  Shelby 

Moore,  Ben 


§M   82 


Edmond  D'Cruz  shares  his 
musical  talents  during  his 
internship  with  the  church 
planting  program.. 


Moore,  Cjre^ory 
Moore,  Kelly 
Morris,  Kim 
Morrison,  Fitz 


Nakamura,  Akihiko 
Nam,  Moonjung 
Nauru,  Cjlenca. 
hlmna,  John 


Nascente,  Aciaumir 
Nd.ubu.isij  Grodhey 
Niedzielski,  Robert 
Hong,  Suzie 


Bryon  Sellers  shires  with 
Andy  Warner  the  new  Tar 
Heel  defense  Strategy. 


O'Rourke,  Regina 
Oates,  Ruciy 
Oh,  Thomas 
Ohlin,  Diane 


Ohlin,  Paul 

Oliver,  Misty 
Osuch,  Venn 
Palcic,  Frank 


Patig  Chris 

Park,Joong-Sub 

Parker,  Adrian 

Payne,  Sulvan 


Peterson,  Ouane 
Petreyjohn 
Phillips,  Thomas 
Philpott,  Jeffrey 


Philpott,  Michelle 

Pickard,  Sheila 

Pinzon,  Elvia 

Polk,  Erie 


Sherry  tomaclc  is  teaching  a  VBS 

program  during  her  internship  with 

the  church  planting  program..  This 

unique  "Boot  Training  Camp"  prepares 

seminary  students  in  the  ministry  of 

church  planting  with  Juan  Curios 

Miranda  directing. 


Poole,  Mel 
Posie,  Denise 
Poteet,  Patrick 
Powell,  Ruth 


Ra.ja.m3.ni,  Elan 
Reeves,  Cindy 
Reeves,  rim 
Reid,  Dale 


Rudolph,  Walter 
Sellers,  Byron 
Shin,  Constance 
Sitton,  Sandra 


Smalley,  Tod 
Soby,  Aaron 
Stafford,  Elaine 
Stanford,  Stephen 


Steiner,  Christopher 
Stevens,  Stephanie 
Stiffler,  Kelly 
Stringer,  Jeremy 


Sumpter,  Barbara 
Sutton,  Annette 
Swenson,  Jerry 
Tang,  Tracy 


Taylor,  Sandy 

Taylor,  Steve 

Taylor,  Susan 

Taylor,  Wes 


Teeter,  Jennifer 

Temples,  Robin 

Terrell,  Frank 

Thayer,  Qabrijela. 


Thomas,  Dalik 

Thomas,  Oebra 

Thompson,  Joseph 

Tilghman,  Andrew 


To  land,  Patty 

Turner,  Michelle 

Uhljohn 

linruh,  Paul 


Vierkler,  Kasia 

Vobtad,  Steve 

Votipkajosette 

Wagner,  Dennis 


Martin  Ford,  Steve  Mclntoshjeri 

Wheeler  and  Lisa  Kuxman  enjoy  a 

curb  side  sent  (or  the  "Cream-cf- 

Wheat  Bowl." 


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86 


Steamshovels  and  other 
large,  noisy  vehicles  became 
regular  sights  as  the  semi- 
nary construction  work 
progressed. 


Waldstein,  Rachel 
Warner,  Andrew 
Warwick,  Theron 
Washington,  Cheryl 


Watson,  Doug 
Weeks,  Clay 
Westbrook,  Jeffery 
Westbrook,  Susan 


Whiteman,  Richard 
Wiley,  Marvin 
Wilkerson,  Len 
Williams,  Roman 


Williamson,  Barry 
Wilson,  Richard 
Wood,  Barbara 
Wu,  David 


Yoder,  Rachel 
Yujin,  Kim 
Yun,  Yeosin 
Zurburg,  Kurt 


•':.. 


The  Best  of  The  Rest 


Vue  to  technical  difficulties  beyond  our  control  the  following  students  did  not  appear  with  their 
respective  class.  The  Yearbook  deeply  regrests  this  error  and  apologizes  to  these  students. 


Seniors 

Allen,  Staci 

Birkenholtz,  Patty 

Burke,  Allen 

Caraman,  Staci 

Ebert,  Mark 

Ferren,  Justin 
Crraeff,  David 
Haines,  Mike 
ttattie,  Jenkins 
Jauch,  Ralph 


McCormick,  Asenath 

McEfwee,  Robin 

Montgomery,  David 

Moore,  Richard 

5aine,  David 


Sanders,  Paul 

Smith,  Ron 

Szalwinski,  Scott 

Troike,  Jennifer 

Wilkes,  Sara 


Williams,  Michael 

Wilson,  Michael 

Wnuk,  Heidi 


^^^^niH||iu||||i|^^^ra 


Juniors 

Barrett,  Dan 
Bowers,  Jamie 
Burgess,  Chapin 
Chebon,  Joshua 
Fredrick,  Yvonne 

(cues,  Ed 

Kauffinart,  Theresa 
Rogers,  Tim 

silvers,  Dan 
Tumey,  Matt 


White,  Abigail 


Sophomores 

Hibbett,  Lorali 

Kelly,  Bridget 
Lewis,  James 
Mashiku.Dainess 
MccHnnis.Josh 
Mueller,  Simone 


Students 


Codington,  Rebekal 
Dunaway,  cVeralii 

Katona,  Jennifer 
Mask,  joey 
hAcCoy,  Keith 
Rajamani,  Rani 
Walston,  Vaughn 


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staff 


Presidents  Cabinet 


Johnny  V.  Miller 
President 


John  Davidson 


Bob  Kallgren 


Ralph  Enlow 


Executive  Vice  President  Vice  President  corporate  Planning        Vice  President  Academic  Af'fai 


Ed  Germann 

Vice  President  student  Affairs 


Bryan  Beyer 

Academic  Dean,  l'Bl 


Ken  SAulholhnd 

Academic  Dean,  CBS 


Ed  Lj-ermann,  only  the  eyes  know. 
Ralph  Corduan,  a  sound  man. . . 


Robertson  McQuillan  is  still  a 
classroom  favorite  both  at 
Columbia  Bible  College  and  in 
the  Seminary. 


Andrews,  Evelyn 

Nur>e 


Atkinson,  &ayle  Auld,  Steve  Banks,  Cathy  Bedell,  Cliff 

Accounting  Manager  CSC  Bible  Teaching        Secretary  Music  Dept  CSC  Anthropology 


Bedell,  Frank  Belcher,  Dick  Beyer,  Bryan  Bisesi,  Mary  Blackburn,  Callie 

Stewardship  Rep  C&C  Pastoral  Studies         CBC  Academic  Dean      Asst,  VP  Student  Affairs        Asst,  Stewardship 


Bradley,  Pat  Bradley,  Steve  Brannan,  Cheryl  Bristol,  Jenna  Brown,  Carmen 

Secretary  Youth  Min.       Director  CSC  Field  Ed        Secretary,  CBC  Dean  Secretary  AIS  Switchboard 


Joel  and  Becky  Williams  listen  to 

Dr.  Miller  during  the  CIU  Annua 

Reunion. 


"So,  how  does  it  feel  to  come  up  to 

the  front  fo  the  diss  like  this?"  (Al 

McKechnie) 


Brown,  Sherry 
Director  PR 


Brown,  Walt  Bryant,  Steffie 

Admitting/Research  Asst,  CBS  Field  Ed, 

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Burgess,  Lil  Burlingame,  Joyce 

Business  Office  Sect.  Columbia.  Ext. 


Burns,  Brion  Cah.ma.ro,  Andrew  Campbell,  Alex  Campbell,  Tom  Catoe,  Jackie 

.student  Life  Dean  Computer  Network        Director  Financial  Aid  Business  Manager  Accounts  Payable 


Cheeks,  Nancy 
CBS  Faculty 


Colson,  Jeannie 

Research  Asst 


Commodore,  Andrew  Cooper,  Anita.  Corbin,  Heidi 

Plumber  CBC  Dir. Bible  Teaching  Data  Processor 


Patty  Mitchell  diagrams  Dr.  Millers 
bus_y  schedule. 


David  Mash,  a  native  of  Texas, 
^ives  Bob  Kall^ren  a  real  burger 
to  eat  (hat  optional). 


Cordaan,  Ralph  Cummings,  John 


Vabeck,  Larry 


Directory,  AV  Services        CBC  Education  Asst         Director  Recuritment 


Davidson,  Bill 

CBS  Faculty 


Davidson,  John 

Executive  V.P. 


DeLozier,  Oan  VeLozier,  Lanie  DeRenzo,  Claudia  Dixon,  Larry  Dubois,  Anita 

CBC  Dir  Communication     Transcript  Facilitator       Mail  List  Coordinator  CBS  Faculty  Asst  Muslim  Studies 


Easaw,  Yvonne 

CBC  Psychology 


Edgerton,  Joe 

Asst  Dir.  CBC  Adntis 


Edwards,  Tom 

Director  Alumni 


Enlow,  Ralph 

V.P.  Academic  Affairs 


Eremic,  Sarah 

Dean  of  Women 


Dr.  Johnny  Miller  acknowledges  a 
CIU  employee  during  the  Oil 

Aniuul  Reunion. 


Jerry  Reece  and  "The  Cfrill."  A 

popuLv  destination  at  lunch  for 

faculty,  staff  md  students. 


Fahringer,  Helen  Farra,  Steve 

Academic  Records  CMC  Dir  Psychology 


Ferris,  Bob 
CBS  Faculty 


Fields,  Crlenm 

CBC  Faculty 


Finnell,  David 
CBS  Faculty 


Fiorello,  Robin 
Secretary,  Physical  Pit 


Floyd,  L.C 
Carpenter 


Fox,  Srenda 

secretary,  Alumni 


Frappier,  Mark  Fulton,  Martha 

Electrician  Field  Ed.  Supervise 


(randy,  Claudia 
CBS  Evangelism 


Cj-aston,  Warren 
Registrar 


Grermann,  Ed 

V.P.  Student  Attain 


Gives,  Lillie  (Joodwin,  Helen 

Accounts  Receivable  Secretary,  CBC  Ed. 


Joel  Williams  enjoys  teaching  small 
classes.  Here  Scott  Adams  and 
Rodney  Ward  help  out. 


Two  of  ClU's  Physical  Plants 
finest,  Lee  Morris  Jr.  and  Thomas 
Hall ,  enjoy  a  day  away  trom  the 
office. 

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Greene,  Tom 

Music  Oir.  WMHK 


Qunter,  Mary 
Secretary,  Bookstore 


Hack,  Ernest 

CBC  Faculty 


Hall,  Thomas 

Custodian 


Hamilton,  Don 

CBS  Faculty 


Hamilton,  Nanette  Harmon,  Jr.,  Grady  Harvey,  John  Havens,  Joan 

AIS  Cataloger  Security /Safety  Oir.  CBS  Faculty  CBS  Faculty 


Hayes,  J.W. 

Post  Office  Supervisor 


Hayner,  Tina  Herbert,  Kay  Hickman,  Crystal  Higgins,  Kick  Hislop,  Lindsey 

Sec.  Student  Affairs  CBS  Faculty  AIS  Circulation  Asst  CBS  Faculty  CBS  Faculty 


Mark,  and  Leticia  Meehan  and  Larry 

and  Susan  Warner  fellowship  during 

the  CILi  Annual  Reunion. 


Ralph  Enlow  and  Brad  Mullen  at 

the  Seminary  groundbreaking 

ceremony. 


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Kodges,  Igou 
CBS  Faculty 


Hodges,  Linda 

AI5  Serials  Mgr 


Hohn,  Sally 
Records  Assistant 


Holmes,  Bob 
News  Dir.  WMHK 


Kolt,  Michael 

CBC  Youth  Ministries 


ttouser,  Betty  Howell,  Von 

Secretary,  CBC  Dean  CBS  Faculty 


Ftulbert,  Terry 

CBS  Faculty 


Jones,  Bill 

CBS  Faculty 


Jones,  Don 

Director  Personnel 


Kallgren,  Bob 


Kennedy,  Jr.,  R.J. 


Kennedy,  Silly 


V.P.  Corp.  Planning         Dir  Broadcast  Services 


King,  Roy 

CBS  Faculty 


Larlcinjr.,  Bill 

CBS  Faculty 


Two  men,  two  missionaries,  two 

lolars,  two  wonderful  protest 

Dick  Cot-ley  md  Cliff  Bedell. 


Bryan  Beyer  helps  a  new  student 
move  into  the  dorms  during 
Welcome  Week. 


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Larson,  Carol 
Asst.  Doctoral  Studies 


Larson,  Warren 

CBS  Faculty 


Lawrence,  Anna 

Asst,  CBC  Field  Ed 


Layman,  Jack. 

CBC  Bible 


LeTexier,  Joe 

Teaching  Fellow,  CBS  TEFL 


Lindsey,  Dick  Lloyd-Jones,  Esther  Lomas,  Christie  Lowe,  Heather 

Asst  Dir  Physical  Pit  Campus  Visit  Coord.  Grounds  Super  custodian 


Lowe,  Jeremy, 

Teaching  Fellow,  CBS  TEFL 


Luc,  Alex 

CBS  Faculty 


Lytikainen,  Erik  Marion,  Keith  Marshall,  Jim 

Asst  Dir,  Financial  Aid      Special  Asst  President      Cjen.  Manager,  WMK/v 


Mash,  David 

Director  AIS 


Frank  Bedell  and  Rick  Swift  ponder 

the  significance  of  the  video  camera 

and  its  impact  on  the  future. 


Jim  Marshall  and  Dave 

Morrison  both  of'WMHK 

display  the  Marconi  Award. 


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Mask,  Maura  Mayden,  Betty  McCallister,  Al  McDaniel,  Chip 


Admin  Asst,  CPs  TEFL 


CBC  Dir.,  Hunutiitit 


CBS  Faculh 


McKechnie,  At 

CBS  Faculty 


McKillop,  Cj-loria  McWilliams,  Kevin  Meehan,  Mark  Meserve,  Q-ard 

Admin  Asst,  Recruitment     CBC  Dir  Intercultura!  studies    CBC  Assistant  to  Dean         Dir  Comp  Services 


Mites,  Oonna 

Sec.  Ministry  Teams 


Miller,  Carrie  Miller,  Johnny  Miranda,  Juan  Carlos  Miranda,  Yvonne  Mitchell,  Connie 

Fin  Aid  Prog  Asst  President,  CIU  CBS  Faculty  Dir.  CBC  Admissions  CBC  Faculty 


Lil  Burgess  makes  the  most  of  any  photo 
op. 


Sarah  Eremic,  "the  Ad  Lady" 
types  an  upcoming  event  for 
iorm  students. 


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Mitchell,  Patty 

secretary,  President 


Mitchell,  Sue 

Sec,  Cj-rad  Faculty 


Moon,  Ted 

CBC  Elementary  Ed. 


Morgan,  Bill 

A/C  Technician 


Morris,  Jr.,  Lee 

custodian  Supervisor 


Morris,  Lee 

custodian 


Morrison,  David  Morrison,  Marilyn  Mulholland,  Ken  Mullen,  Brad 

Oir.  Network  Services  Bibliographer  CBS  Academic  Dean  CBS  Faculty 


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Mulligan,  Kandi  Murdaugh,  Linda 

Sec.  VP  Corp  Planning        CBC  Elementary  Ed 


Murphy,  Ruth  Newkirk,  Chris  Nguyen,  Minh  Ha 

Academic  Records  Asst  CBC  Assoc  Dean         Comp.  Programmer 


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Sally  Hohn  always  has  a  smile 
vhenyou  come  to  the  registrars 

office. 


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O'Vonneli,  Brian 
Dir.,  CBS  Admission 


Fin  Aid  Asst 


Oshine,  David 
l'Bl  Dir  Youth  M.in 


Osterlund,  David  Owens,  Dianne 

CBC  Dir  Music  Pro%         Secretary,  Personnel 


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Paracheta,  Angle 
Secretary,  Registrar 


Parrish,  (rlenn 

Post  Office  clerk 


Patterson,  Brian 

Asst  to  Controller 


Paul,  Andy 

Office  Assistant 


Phillips,  Ken 

CBS  Faculty 


Pinzer,  Brian  Priest,  Bob  ?usey,)oy  Quay,  Rich  Raehl,  Tom 

Bulk  Mail  Coord.  CBS  Faculty  Shipping/Receiving  Comp.  Programmer         Broadcast  Technician 


Ed  Stuart  provides  a  different 
outlook  to  those  checking  out 
resources  from  the  library. 


Tammy  Tumey  and  Steve  Brueck 

eck  the  computer  tor  student 
graduations  requirements. 


ft,  J 


Reed,  Dave  Reichel,  Debbie 

Pro-am  Dir.,  WMHK         Min.  Resources  Dir. 


Rhodes,  Jo  Ann 

Tech  Ser.  Librarian 


Ritchie,  Cathy 

Sec,  Stewardship 


Roberts,  Paul 

AIS  Ref.  Librarian 


Roberts,  Sandra  Roche',  Jim 

Secretary,  CSS  Dean         Dean,  Columbia  Ext. 


Roche',  Winnie 

Payroll  Clerk 


Schiffman,  Shirl 

Oir.  Instruct  Oevel 


Scott,  Anne 

CSC  Oir.  MAT 


Scott,  Ray 

CSC  Vacuity 


Scurrah,  Scott  Seffinga,  Jim 

Comp.  Network  Super        Asst  Qroundskeeper 


Shackley,  Larry 


Six,  Jeff 


CSC  Music  Dir,  CBS  Admissions 


The  WMHK  on-air  personalities,  Julie  Weaver  mans  the  phones.  Julie 

Dwi^ht  Mofritt,  Tom  Qreene,  Dave  is  responsible  for  the  registration 

Morrison,  Ed  Stewart  and  Dave  process  at  CIU. 
Reed  with  the  Marconi  Award. 

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Slade,  Dean 
Dir.  Payroll/Benefits 


Stuart,  Ed 
circulation  Supervisor 


Smith,  Bill 
Stewardship  Rep 


Stewart,  Ed 

WMHK  Announcer 


Steyne,  Phil 

CBS  Faculty 


Sweatman,  Steve 

CBS  Faculty 


Swift,  Rick 

Asst  VP  Student  Atfai 


Tansil,  Jenny 
Word  Processor 


Stradcutter,  Cheryl 

Admin  Assistant 


Thompson,  Karen 
Sec,  Computer  Services 


Thompson,  Kevin  Tilton,  Roger  Trapp,  Brenda  Tumey,  Lee  Tumey,  Tammy 

Auto  Mechanic  Bookstore  Manager         Sec,  Academic  Affairs       Facilities  Services  Mgr         Records  Supervisor 


You  hear  her  more  than  see  her. 
carmen  Brown  greets  callers  to  Clll. 


What  a  group!  Betty  Ftouser, 
Helen  croodwin,  Randi  Mulligan 
and  Cheryl  Brannan  enjoy  lunch 
together. 


Uecker,  Milt 


Ullrey,  Larry  Underwood,  Kathy  Viscioni,  Tony  Wagner,  Larry 


CBC  Director  of  El.  Ed.         Associate  Registrar  Sec,  Executive  V. P.  Dir.  Ministry  Teams  CBC  Pshchology 


Waller,  Melissa  Weaver,  Julie 

Sec,  Student  Affairs         Registration  Supervisor 


Whanger,  Walter  Wheeler,  Jeri  Willcerson,  Tina 

HV AC  Tech  Vea.n  of  Women  Sec.  Fin.  Aid  Prog  Coord 


Williams,  Joel 


Wilson,  Jennifer 


CBC  Oir.  Biblical  Studies        Asst  Dir.  CBC  Admis. 


Wolfe,  Rigba 

Physical  Plant  Oir 


zurBurg,  Rochelle 
Secretary.  Admissions 


Rick  Swift  and  family  enjoy  a  tiring 
evening  at  CIU. 


Ralph  Enlowjr.  tries  to  get  some 
pointers  from  his  dad  on  how  to 
handle  Bryan  Beyer's  OT  exams. 


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Chapel  Speakers  8z  Muscun 

Chapel  is  a  special  privlege  for  Oil.  We  hear  from  some  of  the  best  speakers  and  musiciar 
On  these  two  pages  is  a  sample  ofCrod's  blessing  during  this  75th  Anniversary  ye; 

Mary  Faith  Phillips 
CV>C  Faculty,  retired 

David  Petty 

Henry  Blaclcaby 

Dr.  Michael  Ross,  Pastor 

New  Ebenezer  Baptist  Church 

Joe  Aleppo 

President,  Aurora  Ministries 


Will  Norton,  Sara  Petty,  Tom  Petty, 

Aileen  and  Dou§  Kracht.  (The  lady 

next  to  Will  is  Tom  Petty 's  nurse.) 


Rev.  Steve  Cloud,  Past. 
Northside  Baptist  Church 


Larry  Shackle_y,  Faculty 

Bryan  &  Shelly  Mitchell  (Shelly 
is  promotions  directer  for  Oil's 
station,  VVRc'M,  in  charlotte, 
NC). 


Wayne  Thorton,  Sen  lippen 

Student  (son  of  Jan  Thorton, 

WMHK). 


Michael  Rogers,  CBC  student 
Shawn  Newcomb,  CBC  Student 
Jaye  Morgan 
Suzanne  Bracken,  CBC  Student 


1923 


surrounded  by  the  CIU  Board,  Dr. 
Miller  leads  the  University  in 
prayer  of  dedication  at  the  ground 
breaking  cermony  for  the  seminary 
building. 


Henry  %1a.cka.by  was  the  speaker 
for  Christian  Life  Conference,  Fad 
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new  LlU  sign  in  Shorten. 

Ian  Hav  andjohnny  Miller  at  ground 
breaking  cermony  for  seminary  building. 


"NOT  By 
MIGHT. 
NOR  By 
POWER. 
BUT  By 
My  SPIRIT." 
SAVS  THE 
LORD  OF  HOSTS 


Wil  Norton,  a  Distinguished 
Alumni,  speaks  in  chapel. 


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One  of  the  many  75th  projects 
was  the  rennovation  of  Shortess 
Chapel. 


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New  Seminary  Building  Begins 


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Spotlight  Zone 


Spotlight  Zone  (I-r):  James  Moore,  K'unberly  Kennedy, 

Drew  Edwards  (leader) ,  Cathy  Lieder  (leader),  Kathy  Syk.es 

Josh  Kegg,  Shonna  Leigh. 


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New  Life  Troupe 


New  Life  Troupe  (l-r):  Jill  Finnamore,  Lauren  Csuti  (leader) 
SAelisa.  Norris,  Drew  Carmichael,  Mark  Brant,  Ruth  Q-eer. 


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Silent  Word  (i-r):  Bridget  Kelly  ( Leader),  Christina  Pomeroy, 
Joanna  Jones,  Joshua.  Fleming,  Jennifer  Demi,  Andy  Raehl  (Coach). 


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Ambassasor  Choir 


Ambassador  Choir  (l-r):  David  Osterlund  (Director),  Sarah  Carter,  Evensil  Ko,  lolly  Cj3.rd.ner, Jamie  Bowers, 
Bethany  Hawkins,  Shawn  Newcomb,  Anne  FansherJefF  Westbrook,  5imone  Mueller,  Rebecca  Rommen, 

Michael  Matheson,  Jennifer  Brown,  Jennifer  VanSteenis,  Rachel  Fields,  Cjlen  Toweryjr.,  Edmonde  Fils-Aime, 

Sky  Stevenson,  Kelly  Moore,  Dennis  Welch-Leader, Joy  Kuyck,  Leah  Law,  Kathy  Miner,  Nathan  Lawson, 

Christy  Hines,  Angela  Qale,  Marie  Cjieseni,  Matthew  Qreen,  Aimee  Belk,  Sherry  Wall,  Christine  Johnson, 

Earnie  Taylor,  Tyesha  Nelson,  Laura  Welch. 


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Everybody  and 
Their  Brother 


Everybody  and  Their  Brother  (l-r):  Eric  Meyers 

(leader),  Betsy  Singleton,  Andrew  Taylor,  David 

Michael,  (finger  Singleton,  Lance  McNeill 


Freshman  Class  Officers 


Chris  Johnson  (Big  Brother),  Joel  Williams  (\dvisor),  Glenn  Towery  (Treasurer),  Kelly  Kirker  (Vice  President), 
Heidi  Schmidt  (Secretary),  SAindy  Boyd  (Big  Sister)  Not  pictured:  Wayne  Bartz  (President) 


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Mens  Vorm  Council 


Lance  McNeill  (Memorial  2  floor  leader),  Rodney  Ward  (West  1 
floor  lender),  Ed Jones  (East  2  floor  leader),  Drew  Edwards  (West  2 

floor  leader) 
Not  pictured:  Chris  Lenz  (East  1  /basement  floor  leader),  Jon  Farra 

(Memorial  3  floor  leader),  Ken  K.irby  (Dorm  Council  Advisor) 


R.A.s:  Sammy  Whicker,  Trey  Green,  Will  Felton 
Not  pictured:  Scott  Andes,  Brent  Inion 


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Kristina  Brown  (Petty  1  floor  leader),  Sarah  Stansell  (Walker  1  floor  leader),  Sarah,  Eremic  (Dorm  Council  Advi- 
sor), Leak  Law  (Walker  2  floor  leader),  Brinda  FlintofF  (Petty  1  floor  leader), 
Allison  Sanders  (Founders  3  floor  leader),  Shannon  Lindegren  (Founders  3  Floor  leader),  Natalie  Abell  (PI  floor 
leader),  Heidi  Almack  (Founder's  2  door  leader),  Michelle  Kinsey  (Dorm  Council  President),  Angle  Whitmore 

(Dorm  Council  Vice  President) 


Not  pictured;  Jennifer  Brasher  (Petty  R.A.),  Peggy  Chen  (Cluster  2),  Kristi  Qounoud  (Crrad  R.A.),  Susan  Johnson 
(Walker  Basement),  Karen  Massy  (Walker  R.A.),  Sarah  Meeks  (Cluster  1),  Skye  Morrow  (Dorm  Council  Secre- 
tary/Treasurer),  Janet  Thomson  (Founders  R.A.),  Rebecca  Winkel  (Founder's  3  floor  leader) 


Coordinating  Council 


Matt  Malone  (Presiding  Officer),  Rick.  Swift  (Advisor),  Hugo  Cheng 

(President  (kra.d  Life  Council) ,  Jeff  West  (Vice  President  Married 

Student  Fellowship),  chuck  Taylor  (President  Married  Student 

Fellowship),  Chad  Luke  (President  Student  Association),  Julie 

Maxwell  (Vice  President  Student  Association) 


The  Coordinating  Council  ponders 

the  meaning  of  life,  nature  and  the 

world. 


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Student  Association 


Julie  Maxwell  (Vice  President),  Chad  Luke  (President), Jennifer  Talbott  (Treasurer),  Bryan  Beyer  (Advisor), 

5teve  Foye  (Secretary) 


"Hey  look,  the  Holy  Land; 
"Isn't  that  Isaiah?" 


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Qrad  Life  Council 


Matt  Malone  (Vice  President),  Chris  Newkirk  (Worship  Coordinator),  David  Wu  (Treasurer),  Dr.  Ken 
Mulhoiland  (Advisor),  Hu^o  Cheng  (President),  Dariene  Johnson  (Secretary) 


Not  pictured:  Sarah  Meeks  (Social  Coordinator)  and  David  Mannon  (Communications  Coordinator) 


tHe  yeaRBook  staff 


Elisa  Clark— Editor-in-Chief 


Sara  Chase— Assistant  editor 


Oan  VeLozier— Advisor 


When  he's 

taking  your 

picture... 


Daniel  Harms— 
Main  Photographer 


When  he's 
taking  some- 
one else's 
picture... 


When  he's 

plain,  old 

Daniel. 


Contributors: 

Natalie  Abell,  Kim  Bailey,  Faith  <jra.gg,  David 

Michael,  Rebecca.  Winkel. 


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Well,  as  the  editor  this  year,  after  all  of  the  pages  I've  designed  for  the  rest  of  the  school,  I  decided  to 
tike  this  pa^e  for  myself  so  I  could  thank  all  ot  the  people  who've  helped  in  ways  that  would  otherwise  go 
unnoticed,  but  who  were  essential,  just  the  same.  (For  those  of  you  who  know  me,  you  may  want  to  scan 
this  page  for  your  name  to  see  if  you're  mentioned.') 

Dr.  Dan,  thanks  for  bein^  a  surrogate  dad  and  for  helping  me  get  past  my  many  failures  this  year. 

Mrs.  Dome  Dunlap,  a  big  tha.nk.-you.  for  helping  me  pass  Field  Ed! 

Dr.  McCallister,  thanks  for  a  wonderful  class  in  which  I  learned  something. 

Dr.  Farra,  thanks  for  providing  Christian  insight  into  the  human  psyche  and  for  many  'Farra-ismsl' 

My  family,  for  understanding  why  they  hadn't  heard  from  me  in  weeks  because  of  deadlines 

and  for  footing  the  bills. 

5ammy  and  Drew  (Thedford),  thanks  for  many  Wednesday  evenings  that  were  well  worth  the  trip— nougat 

nose,  SAFETY,  theological  discussions,  coffee  and  dessert-many  fond  memories! 

My  dearest  H,  I  am  indebted  to  you  for  your  friendship  and  to  your  family  for  the  second  home.  My 

counseling  services  are  always  at  your  beck  and  call! 

Amanda,  we've  survived  yet  another  year,  with  one  more  to  go!  Thanks  for  trying  to  keep  me  in  line  and  for 

being  a  part  of  the  old  school  remnant.  The  coffee's  always  brewing  and  I'm  always  procrastinating. .may 

some  things  never  change! 

Faith,  thanks  for  bringing  some  spunk  to  this  school.'  1  am  going  to  miss  you  next  year,  wild  thang! 

Jonathan,  we  never  did  date,  much  to  everyone's  disappointment,  but  I  found  a  very  good  friend  that  fateful 

day,  way  back  in  '95.  WCBC  will  forever  be  a  part  of  met 

Christy  "La  Herije",  thanks  for  making  New  Mexico  so  memorable  and  for  being  a  constant  encouragement. 

Natalie,  thanks  for  being  the  coolest  thing  going  and  for  never  failing  to  make  me  laugh. 

Christy,  thanks  for  the  tunes  and  the  deep  thoughts. 

David,  thanks  for  the  use  of  your  house  and  for  making  my  room  mate  glow—you  are  definitely  a  "Top  5!" 

Brooke  and  Taylor,  thanks  for  providing  me  with  a  haven  of  good  food,  music,  and  intelligent  conversation 

to  escape  to  when  I  needed  some  sanity.  You  will  be  missed  more  than  you'll  ever  know. 

Dan  Silvers,  thanks  for  being  my  big  brother,  but  don't  EVER  take  pictures  of  anyone  roller  skating  again! 

Winlcel,  my  cello-playing  friend,  I  have  come  to  enjoy  your  friendship  deeply.  Boston,  here  we  come!  HA! 

An^ie  and  Michelle,  thanks  for  tempering  me  with  your  sweetness. 

Daniel,  thanks  for  doin^  your  job  exceptionally  well.'  This  book  is  all  you! 

Chad,  thanks  for  all  of  the  "dances"  together!  Your  brain  is  a  rarity  around  here— I  appreciate  it  greatly. 

Chris,  I'm  so  tjlad  you're  back.'  I'm  honored  to  be  your  right-hand  man  next  year. 

Tiffany,  thanks  for  a  similar  sense  of  humor-SNL,  baby! 

Sara,  I  can't  thank  you  enough  for  all  you  did  this  year.  You  are  a  true  life  saver! 

Keith,  Quicksilver,  when's  the  next  beach  trip? 

My  one  and  only  8,  the  Rubbermaid  Queen,  words  can't  even  describe  this  year!  I  don't  know  how  we  made 

it,  but  we  did,  laughing  all  the  way.  Among  other  things,  thank  you  for:  your  moral  support  in  all  my 

endeavors,  the  use  of  your  computer,  putting  up  with  my  side  of  the  room,  and  being  my  "parole  officer." 

There  are  WAY  too  many  inside  jokes  to  mention  here,  but  know  that  you  are  a  treasure  to  me,  even  if  you 

aren't  a  ballerina!  Wanna  go  get  some  cinder  blocks?  Randomness  is  the  rule  of  the  day-or  is  it  coffee?! 

It's  a  given  that  everything  good  is  Qod's  handiwork,  and  this  book  is  no  exception,  so  I  give  the  most  thanks 
to  my  heavenly  Father,  who  is  ever  so  faithful  and  full  of  grace  and  mercy. 


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Rodney  Ward,  Christmas  decora- 
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celebrating  early  for  Open  Dorms. 


While  West  1  celebrated  Christ- 
mas, West  2  threw  a  New  Year's 
Party. 


Jeannine  Bawdier,  Destiny 

McCrumb,  and  Christa  Ander- 
son keep  themselves  entertained 
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small  part  of  the  mayhem  from 
Petty  2.  Elizabeth  Eremic  demon.' 
strates  with  Cathy  Lteder,  who 
sang  80's  hits  the  entire  time. 


Angela  Hawkins  (  as  Will  Felton, 
the  "International  vUyer")  Uughs 
as  Kristina  Brown  (playing  Paige 
Watkins)  gets  chewed  out  by 
Betsy  "The  Coach"  Singleton. 


Christy  Hines  endured  "food 
Poisoning"  for  Founders  2. 


Memorial  2  showed  their  true 
colors  when  they  arrived  to 
wdtch  the  skits  dressed  to  kill. 


Alica  Lawhorn,  Mary  Heath 
Charles,  and  Daphne  Bright  show 
their  team  spirit  for  the  Palmetto 
Roaches  and  Walker  2. 

Rebecca  Lomas  and  Allison 
Sanders  display  their  "musical 
talent"  in  Founders  3  Marching 
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and  technical  difficulties,  the 
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Edmonde  Fils-Aime,  Slcye  Stevenson,  and  Joy  Huyck  doin^ 
their  best  to  impersonate...! 


Amie  Atkinson  trying  to  look  suave  and  not  toij , 

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Tyesha.  Nelson  takes  a  luncn 
break  from  begging  for  work. 


Angela  cjale,  Ruth  Qeer,  Kate 
Schultz,  April  Rollins,  and 
Richele  Dickerson  show  their 
potential  to  be  singing  waitresses 
I  hear  the  Olive  Q3.rd.en  is 
airing.... 


wry  Keath  Charles  and  Laurel  Crane  stick 
gether  like. ..mental  institution  escapees. 


Everyone  wants  to  be  a  superher 


M.Z  proves  that  they'll  do  anything  for 
their  sister  hall,  much  to  their  approval. 


Troy  Krumbholz  and  Buddy 

Denmark  help  Earnie  Taylor 

ith  his  rap  version  of  "Momma 

made  me  mash  my  M&M's." 


Masashi  Yamamoto  patiently 
tolerates  the  ongoing  debates 
between  John  the  Independent, 
Fundamentalist  Baptist  (John 
Boyd),  J  on  the  Southern  Baptist 
(Jonathan  Reibsamen)  andjon 
the  Freewill  Baptist  (Jon  Farra 


East  2  san^;  to  their  sister  hall,  complete  with  an 
electric  guitar  solo  by  Charlie  Conley. 


James  Lewis  as  the  Tin  Man,  waiting  tor  tht\ 
other  members  or" his  Esrevered  group  to  arrive! 


iris  Taggy  tries  to  sell  a  vacuum  cleaner  while  Craig         it's  raining  men  from  West  1. 
tggy  makes  sure  he  doesn't  fall  oft  the  cafeteria,  table. 


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Mars!!  The  roving  vehicle  Sojourner,  the  first  mobile 

explorer  to  land  on  another  planet,  gathered  soil  and 

rocks  for  analysis.  The  rover's  six  metal  wheels 

rolled  slowly  down  a  ramp  from  its  landing  craft,  the 

Pathfinder.   The  Sojourner,  about  the  size  of  a 

microwave  oven,  transmitted  a  flood  of  information 

to  scientists  back  on  Earth. 


U.5.  Secretary  of  State,  Madeleine  K..  Albright,  was 

the  most  visible  and  active  secretary  of  state  since 

Henry  Kissinger.  She  was  the  highest  ranking 

woman  in  the  history  of  the  U.S.  government. 


Mother  Teresa  died  at  the  age  of  S7  on  September  5,  1997  of  heart  failure  at  he 

convent  in  Calcutta,  India.   Through  her  Missionaries  of  Charity,  she  dedicated  her  lif 

to  helping  the  poor,  the  sick  and  the  dying  around  the  work 


Diana,  Princess  ot  Wales,  died  in  a  car  crash  in  Paris  on 
August  31,  1997.  Britain  and  the  world  bid  farewell 
with  a^rand  tribute  rich  in  pageantry. 

The  Women's  National  Basketball  Association  (WNBA) 
completed  its  inaugural  season  with  the  Houston  Com- 
ets defeating  the  New  York  Liberty  for  the  champion.' 


The  residents  of  the  Caribbean  island  of  Montserrat 
witnessed  tirst  hand  the  devastation  that  a  very  active 
volcano  can  cause.  In  September  the  expulsion  of  ash  and 
small  rocks  forced  more  than  two-thirds  of  the  popula- 
tion to  evacuate  the  island. 

The  first  componant  ot  the  Mir  space  Station,  launched  in 
1986,  has  made  more  thin  60,000  trips  around  the  earth. 
Joint  U.S. -Russian  missions  are  the  first  phase  of  an 
International  Space  Station  program,  scheduled  to  be  in 
orbit  by  2002. 


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In  one  of  the  most  competitive  games  in  Super  Bowl 

history,  John  Elway  and  Terrell  Davis  led  the  Denver 

Broncos  to  a  31-24  upset  of  the  Careen  Bay  Packers  in 

Super  Howl  XXXII.  The  Broncos'  first  National 

Football  League  championship  ended  the  American 
conference's  15-year  losing  streak  in  the  Super  Bowl. 
Cjreen  Bay  was  the  defending  Super  Bowl  Champion. 


John  Denver,  whose  optimistic  songs  catapulted  him 

to  fame  during  the  1970s,  died  instantly  when  his 

experimental  plane  crashed  into  Monterey  Bay  in 

California  on  October  12,  1997.  The  55-year  old 

singer  had  eight  platinum  records  to  his  credit, 

including  "Rocky  Mountain  High"  and  "Sunshine  on 

My  Shoulders." 


Attorney  Qeneral  Janet  Reno  was  the  first  woman  attorney  general  of  the  Unil 

States.  She  was  nominated  by  President  Clinton  in  1995  and  appointed  again  in  19 

She  focused  on  the  prevention  of  crime  among  youth  and  on  community  servi 


Sen.  Fred  Thompson  (R-TN)  Investigated  alleged  campaign  fund  raising  abuses 
by  Democrats  In  the  1996  presidential  campaign.  Or  special  interest  was  the  role 
of  President  Clinton  in  the  contributions  oi  foreign  money  to  the  campaign. 

The  Florida  Marlins  became  major  league  baseball's  world  champions  in  1997, 
beating  the  Cleveland  Indians  in  the  World  Series,  just  five  years  old,  the  Marlins 
tied  the  Indians  in  the  ninth  inniiigof  the  seventh  eame  and  went  on  to  win  it  all 
in  the  eleventh  inning  with  a  score  of  3-2. 


Crarth  Brooks  released 
his  album  "Seven's"  in 
1997.  His  concert  in 
central  Park  in  New 
York  City  attracted 
over  100,000  fans.  His 
musical  hero?  Cjeorge 
Strait. 


President  Clinton  found  himself  in  another  scandal  in 
auary  of  199S.  Monica  Lewinsky  was  reported  to  have 
d  an  ongoing  affair  with  the  President.  Ms.  Lewinsky 

was  also  reported  to  have  been  coached  by  the  President 

on  how  to  side-step  investigators. 

Hanson  became  the  newest  act  on  the  pop  charts.   The 
band's  infectious  single  "MMMBop"  flooded  the  airwaves 
around  the  world.  Isaac  (16),  Taylor  (14)  and  Zac  (11) 
grew  up  in  Tulsa,  OK.  Success  didn't  come  overnight. 
They  were  discoved  at  the  Kansas  State  Fair  in  '96. 

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Spring  '98  Students 


Abra.ha.msen,  Heidi 

Beach,  Steven 

Bryant,  Jr.,  general 

Carr,  Barbara 

Can,  Bill 


Catoe,  Carrie 

Cole,  Stephanie 

Cort,  Heidi 

Ecleman,  Wayne 

Cjedtnintas,  Derek 


cj-ermann,  Charlotte 

Hageman,  Don 

Haynes,  Ruth 

Hoard,  David 

Knox,  Ed 


Lewis,  Denise 

Lowman,  jody 

Maine,  Kenneth 

Meihofer,  Karl 

Ng  Sai  Cruay,  Cathrine 


Nam,  Cri  Tae 

Ooi,  David 

Spainhour,  Thomas 

Summy,  Dan 

Weaver,  John 


Wilson,  Billy 

Wood,  John 

Worley,  Carrie 


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Fimal  Index 

A 

Abe!!,  Natalie 31,  48,  1 19 

Abrahamsen,  Heidi 1 50 

Achim,  lona 38 

Adams,  Michael 64 

Adams,  Scott 37,  95 

Adams,  Stephen 38 

Addington,  Laura 71 

Akins,  Melva 71 

Albright,  Beck}/ 71 

Alder,  Darrell 7 1 

Aldridge,  R.oger 29,  38,  44 

Allen,  Alice 71 

Allen,  Burke 38 

Allen,  Jennifer 71 

Allen,  Roger 56 

JAllen,  Staci 48,  88 

'■Alters,  Jeffery 71 

Almack,  Heidi 48,  52,1 19 

Almack,  James 71 

Amar,  Steve 71 

Anderson,  christa 56,  130 

Andes,  Scott 71 

Andrews,  Evelyn 92 

Andrews,  Heather 48 

Andrews,  Mark 56 

Andrus,  Jonathan 64 

Angow,  Nathan 71 

Arneson,  Stephen 71 

Arters,  Rod 74 

Arvold,  Christian 56 

Atkinson,  Amie 64 

Atkinson,  Crayle 92 

Atkinson,  Larry 71 

Atten,  Karen 71 

4.tten,  Thomas 7 1 

Atwood,  Bryan 64 

Auld,  Steve 92 

Austin,  111,  L.B 10 

B 

Bailey,  Donald 1 0 

Bailey,  Kimberly 56 

Baker,  Rimberly 17,  38,  40 

Baker,  Tracy 56 

3all,Janalee 71 

Balmer,  Robert 72,  73 

Bang,  Jinlee 72 

'Banks,  cathy 92 

Barkman,  Charlotte 48 


Bxmes,  Ronnie 72 

Barrett,  Pan 89 

Bartz,  Wayne 64 

Baschm,  Monika 72 

Baunigarten,  Re'anna 38 

Beach,  Steven 1 50 

Bedell,  Cliff 92,  97,  98 

Bedell,  Frank 91 

Beklman,  Brian 72 

Belcher,  Pick 92 

Belli,  Brian 72 

Belk,  Aimee 64,  1 15 

Bennett,  Frances 72 

Bent,  Cj-ary 72 

Benton,  Lydia 64 

Beoren,  Andrew 72 

Berg,  Rosalie 1 0 

Berry,  Jenniter 38 

Beyer,  Bryan 4,  91,  92,  97,  121 

Beyer,  Matt 48 

Binder,  Jake 64 

Birkenholtz,  Patty 88 

Bisesi,  Mary 92 

Bishop,  Paul 72,  77 

Bisset,  Authea 48 

Blackburn,  CAlie 92 

Blackburn,  Joel 72 

Blackwell,  Pelanie 1 0 

Bledsoe,  Brooke 48 

Blomberg,  Howard 72 

Boggess,  Beth 73 

Bouabre,  Bouazo 73 

Bouabre,  Catherine 73 

Bowdler,  Jeannine 56,  130 

Bowers,  Pe  Treville 1 0 

Bowers,  Jamie 89,  1 15,  141 

Bowman,  John 73 

Boyd,  John 38,  140 

Boyd,  Miudy 17,38,  117 

Bracken,  Suzanne 73 

Bradley,  Pat 92 

Bradley,  Steve 92 

Brandt,  Konra.d 1 0 

Brannan,  Cheryl 92,  103 

Brant,  Mark 64,  1 13 

Brasher,  Heather  Joy 73 

Brasher,  Jennifer 73 

Braun,  Jodie 48 

Brennan,  Robert 73 

Briggs,  Allen 38 

Bright,  Daphne 64,  1 5 1 

Bristol,  Jenna 92 

Bristol,  Thomas 38 


->ck,  Nate 73,  79 

Broome,  Ca.rm.ella. 7,  48 

Brown,  Carman 92,  103 

Brown,  Jennifer 1 15 

Brown,  Kristina 48,  1 19,  131 

Brown,  Paul 73 

Brown,  Sherry 93 

Brown,  Tina 56 

Brown,  Walt 93 

Brueck,  Caleb 64 

Brueck,  Steve 1 0 1 

Bryant,  Jr.,  (general 1 50 

Bryant  Steffie 93 

Bucher,  Chris 73 

Buckheit,  Timothy 74 

Buerkert,  Jennifer 39 

Buliga,  Magdalena 74 

Burcham,  Alii 74 

Burgess,  Amanda 48 

Burgess,  Chapin 18,89 

Burgess,  Lil 93,  99 

Burke,  Alien 88 

Burlin.ga.me,  Joyce 93 

Bumes,  Brion 93 

Burnett,  Joshua 56,  60 

Butler,  0-ale 74 

Button,  Daniel 74 

C 

Cairns,  Bradley 74 

Calamaro,  Andrew 93 

Calamaro,  Kaylin 39 

Campbell,  Alex 93 

Campbell,  Tom 19,  93 

Campbell,  Melissa 64 

Caraman,  Staci 88 

Carmichael,  Drew 18,  28,  56,  1 13 

Carr,  Barbara 1 50 

Carr,  Bill 150 

Carr,  Brian 78 

Carter,  Sarah 74,  75,  115 

Catoe,  Carrie 150 

Catoe,  Jakie 93 

Cernilli,  Regina 74 

Chalk,  Jeanne 64 

Chan,  Choy-Lenh 74 

Chang,  Ik-Seong 74 

Chapman,  Andrea 74 

Charles,  Mary  Heath 65,  131 

Chase,  Sara 56,  61,  123 

Chebon,  Joshua 89 

Cheek,  Nancy 93 

Chelagat,  Egline 65 

Chen,  Hui-Chun 74 


Cheng,  Heather 75 

Cheng,  Hugo 75,  120,  122 

Cherono,  Paul 39 

Cheru,  Samuel 75 

Chiu,  Kit  Ching 75 

Choi,  Young Joo 75 

Christensen,  David 65 

Christenson,  Sean 75 

Chu,  Sai  Cheon^ 75 

Clark,  Elisa 49,  123 

Cochran,  Jason 56,  130 

Codington,  Rebekah 17,  39,  89 

Coffey,  Jennifer 39,  75 

Cole,  Stephanie 150 

Colson,  Charles 75 

Colson,  Jeannie 93 

Commodore,  Andrew 93 

Conley,  Charles 39,  44 

Conrod,  Nathan 56,  61 

Cook,  Charlene 75 

Cook,  John 75 

Cooper,  Anita 93 

Corbin,  Bill 29 

Corbin,  Heidi 29,  93 

Corduan,  Ralph 91,  94 

Corley,  Dick 29,  97 

Corley,  Doreen 75 

Cort,  Heidi 1 50 

Cotarelo,  Andrew 76 

Crane,  Laurel 56 

Crawley,  Polly 76 

Crowe,  Amy 76 

Crowe,  Ashley 57 

Crowe,  David 65 

Csuti,  Lauren 49,  1 13 

Cummings,  John 94 

Cureton,  Ray 76 

Curlin,  David 8 1 

Curlin,  Milota 39 

Curry,  Steve 76 

V 

D'Cruz,  Edmond 83 

Dabeck,  Larry 94 

Dale,  Jeffery 76 

Vail,  Marie 76 

Daniel,  Bert 39,  75 

Davidson,  Bill 94 

Davidson,  John 91,94 

Davis,  Mary 57 

DeLozier,  Dan 94,  1 23 

DeLozier,  Lanie 94 

Demi,  Jennifer 57,  1 14 

Denmark,  Buddy 49,  50,  140 


Dent,  Betty 1 0 

DeRenzo,  Claudia 94 

Devine,  John 76 

Vickerson,  Richele 57 

Dickinson,  Howard 40 

DiGuglielmo,  Elizabeth 49 

Dispennette,  Abe 65 

Dixon,  Judy 49 

Dixon,  Larry 94 

Drake,  Worth 49 

DuBois,  Anita 94 

Dunaway,  Gerald 89 

E 

Easaw,  Yvonne 94 

Ebert,  Mark 88 

Echo-Hawk,  Anna 40 

Eckman,  Wayne 1 50 

Edgerton,  Joe 94 

Edmond,  Luadell 76 

Edwards,  Drew 18,  57,  1 12,  1 18 

Edwards,  Tom 94 

Englishmen,  Amy 76 

Enlow,  Jr.,  Ralph 65,  104 

Enlow,  Ralph 4,  5,  91,  94,  96,  104 

Epperby.Jack 76 

Erb,  Kathy 57,  60 

Eremic,  Elizabeth 65,  131 

Eremic,  5arah 94,  99,  1  19 

Eusey,  Matt 30,  49,  74 

F 

Fahringer,  Helen 95 

Fan,  Anna 76 

Fansher,  Anne 65,  1 15 

Faria,  Christopher 76 

Farra,  Jon 57,  118,  140 

Farra,  Laura 40 

Farra,  Steve 95 

Felder,  claudette 76 

Ferren,  Justin 88 

Ferris,  Bob 95 

Fields,  Crlenna 95 

Fields,  Rachel 57,  60,  1  15 

Fils-Aime,  Edmonde 57,  115 

Fink,  Jessica 49 

Finnamore,  Jill 1 13 

Finned,  David 95 

Finzel,  Hans 1 0 

Fiorello,  Michael 76 

Fiorello,  Robin 95 

Fleck,  Sandra 76 

Fleming,  Joshua 57,  114 

Fletcher,  Ted 76 


Fliutoff,  Brinda 48,  49,  1 19 

Flintoff,  Eric 65,  130 

Floyd,  L.C 95 

Floyd,  Sabrina 65 

Ford,  Martin 71,  76,  86 

Fox,  Brenda 95 

Foye,  Stephen 49,  121 

Fracher,  Karen 76 

Frappier,  Mark 95 

Fmer,  Brett 57 

Fredrick,  Ren 76 

Fredrick,  Yvonne 89 

Freeman,  John 76 

French,  Russell 1 0 

Frost,  Ron 76 

Fu,  Lisa 76 

Fulton,  Martha 95 

Cr 

Gable,  Garry 49 

Crable,  Jessica 49 

Gale,  Angela 65,  115 

Gambe(uiu;he,  Bob 39 

Crandy,  Claudia 95 

Crardner,  Lolly 65,  1 15 

Gaston,  Warren 95 

Crates,  Michelle 76 

Gedmintas,  Derek 150 

Creer,  Ruth 18,  40,  1 13 

George,  Susanna 78 

Crermann,  Charlotte 1 50 

Crermann,  Ed 16,  37,  43,  91,  95 

Cj-ete,  Raymond 78 

Cjieson,  Dawn 65 

Crilbert,  William 78 

Crilliam,  Lindsay 78 

dives,  Lillie 95 

Crleseni,  Marie 1 15 

Cjlisson,  Kelei^h 66 

dlisson,  Mary  Ann 78 

Goodwin,  Helen 95,  103 

Gotchy,  Teressa 40 

Gounaud,  Rristi 78 

Graeff,  David 88 

Grzgg,  Faith 40 

dray,  Beth 38 

Gray,  Elizabeth 40 

Gray,  Saundra 57 

Crreen  III,  Trey 40 

Green,  Matthew 66,  115,  111 

Greene,  Tom 96,  102 

Gregory,  Tom 55,  57,  141 

Griffin,  Rebecca 78 

Grooms,  Frederic 78 


Guerra,  Ryan SO 

Guillen,  Robert 50 

Gnnderson,  Jessia 5  7 

Crunter,  Mary 96 

Gupta.,  Sushil 57 

Crustaf son,  John 78 

H 

Hack,  Ernest 96 

Haddad,  Alena 40 

Haddad,  Chant 78 

Hageman,  Von 1 50 

Kagerup,  Heidi 66 

Haines,  Mike 88 

Hall,  Arthur 77 

Had,  Chester 78 

Hall,  Don 60 

Hall,  Donald 66 

Hall,  H.R 40 

Hall,  Sarah 78 

Hall,  Thomas 96 

Hamilton,  Don 96 

Hamilton,  Nanette 96 

Hammond,  Jeremy 66 

Haney,  Sasan 66 

Harmon,  Jr.,  Grady 96 

Harms,  Daniel 57,  58,  123 

Harper,  Crystal 78 

Hartman,  Kevin 66 

Harvey,  John 96 

Harwood,  Joseph 78 

Hastings,  Derek 30,  58 

Hattie,  Jenkins 88 

Havens,  Joan 96 

Hawkins,  Angela 50,  53,  131 

Hawkins,  Bethany 64,  66,  115 

Hay,  Ian 11,  109 

Hayes,  Carol 40 

Hayes,  J.W 96 

Hayner,  Tina 96 

Haynes,  Ruth 1 50 

Hays,  Valerie 78 

Hazeltine,  Michael 58 

Hazeres,  John 78 

Heidt,  Chris 79 

Heier,  Paul 79 

Hein,  David 79 

Henderson,  Crystal 66 

Hendrix,  Ray 58 

Herbert,  Kay 96 

Herge,  Christie 50 

Hernandez,  Mari 7i,  74,  79 

Hernke,  Dominique 40 

Heskett,  Benjamin 58 


Hibbett,  Lorali 89 

Hickman,  Crystal 96 

Higgins,  Rick 96 

Hill,  Amy 66 

Hill,  Ashley 41 

Hill,  Matt 41 

Hilliard,  Chris 41 

Hines,  Christy 49,  50,  131,  115 

Hislop,  Lindsay 96 

Hoard,  David 150 

Hobbs,  Wade 79 

Hodges,  Igou 97 

Hodges,  Linda 97 

Hodowal,  Melissa 79 

Hoffman,  David 79 

Hohn,  Sally 97,  100 

Holmes,  Bob 97 

Holt,  Michael 97 

Hood,  Richard 58 

Hooker,  Altie 58 

Horton,  Brad 79 

Houser,  Betty 97,  103 

Howard,  Chris 50 

Howe,  David 79 

Howell,  Don 97 

Howell,  William 79 

Hsu,  Peter 79 

Huggins,  Jerome 28 

Hulbert,  Terry 97 

Hunt,  Seth 66 

Huxman,  Lisa 86 

Huyck.Joy 58,  1 15 

I 

Iglesias,  Ruth 19,  41,  42 

ikeda,  Sozo 48,  50 

Inion,  Brent 75,  79 

Ishikawa,  Hiromu 66 

J 

Jackson,  Gabriel 50,  59 

James,  Kelly 58 

Jauch,  Ralph 88 

Jefferson,  Robert 79 

Jemar,  John 79,  80 

Jenkins,  Hattie 58 

Jensen,  Micheal 50 

Jero,  Chris 79 

Joelle,  Betty 79 

Johnson,  Chris 4 1 

Johnson,  Christine 115,  117 

Johnson,  Darlene 80,  122 

Johnson,  Karen 80 

Johnson,  Larry 79,  80 


Johnson,  Matt 47,50,  130 

Johnson,  Susan 4 1 

Johnson,  Yoshimi 80 

Johnston,  Chris 66 

Jones,  Alan 80 

Jones,  Von 97 

Jones,  Ed 89,  1 18 

Jones,  Joanna 65,  66,  1 14 

Jones,  Juliette 47,  50 

Jones,  Robert 66 

Jones,  sarah 66,  130 

Jose,  Pamela 80 

K 

Kallgren,  Bob 91,  93,  97 

Kan,  Chui  Mai 80 

Katona,  Jennifer 89 

Kauffman,  Theresa 58,  89 

Kegg,  Joshua 67,  68,  !  12,  130 

Keightley,  David 80 

Kelley,  Gregory SO 

Kelly,  Bridget 89,  1 14 

Kelso,  Renee SO 

Kennedy, Jr.,  RJ 97 

Kennedy,  Kimberly 67,  112 

Kennedy,  Sally 97 

Kephart,  Anna 58,61 

Kim,  Myung 80 

Kimble,  Andre 50 

Kinard,  Lunette SO 

Kins^,  Roy 97 

Kinney,  David 4 1 

kinsey,  Michelle 51,119 

Kirker,  Kelley 67,  U7 

Kuapp,  David SO 

Knox,  Ed 1 50 

Ko,  Evensil 1 15 

Kocherscheidt,  christian SO 

Koepplin,  clarence SO 

Koerwer,  Kathleen SO 

Korb,  Heather 41 

Kris^line,  Michael 8 1 

Krombholz,  Carrie 4 1 

Krombholz,  Troy ZS,  56,  59,  140 

Kurani,  Martin 81 

j  Kyzer,  Sugar 59 

L 

Labrecque,  Judith 5 1 

Labrecque,  Ronald 67 

Lacey,  Heather 67 

Lacey,  Rachelle 5  1 

Lacy,  Derek 4 1 


Lacv,  Stephanie 4  I 

Lamp,  Angela 8  1 

LanghaLs,  Douglas 6  7 

Larkin, Jr.,  Bill 97 

Larson,  carol 9S 

Larson,  Warren 9S 

Law,  Leah 51,  115,  119 

Lawhorn,  Alica 1 3 1 

Lawrence,  Anna 98 

Lawson,  Ben 4  1 

Lawson,  Nathan 59,  115 

Layman,  Jack 98 

Lee,  Ching-Lau 8  1 

Lee,  Todd 89 

Leider,  Catherine 58,  59,  60,  81,  112,  131 

Leigh,  Shonna Sh  1 12 

Lenart,  Stephan 6  7 

Lenz,  Chris 81,  118 

Lester,  Jay 8  1 

LeTexier,  Joe 9S 

Lewis,  Denise 1 50 

Lewis,  James 57,  89,  140 

Lewis,  John 8 1 

Lindegren,  Jason 18,  42 

Lindner,  Allan 8  1 

Lindsay,  Dick 98 

Lippert,  Barry 71,  81 

Livesay,  Milum 8  1 

Lloyd-Jones,  Esther 98 

Lie wllyn,  Lisa 5 9 

Lod^e,  Yosta 8  1 

Lomack,  Sherry 81,  84 

Lomas,  Christie 98 

Lomas,  Rebecca 59,  60,  1 3 1 

Lombard,  Etienne 8 1 

Long,  Dave 8  1 

Lon^,  Judith 82 

Loose,  Chris 8 2 

Loritts,  Jr.,  Crawford 1 0 

Lowe,  Jeremy 98 

Lowe,  Kristina 42 

Lowman,  Jody 150 

Luc,  Alex 9S 

Lucas,  James 59,  77 

Luke,  Chad 31,  42,  120,  121 

Luther,  Tara 81 

Lynn,  Tammy 81 

Lvtikainen,  Erik 98 

M. 

Mack,  Julie 5  1 

Maine,  Kenneth 150 

Maloue,  Matthew SI,  120,  122 

Mangum,  Allen 8  2 

Mannon,  David 8  2 


M     ion,  Keith 98 

Marshall,  J  im 98 

Mash,  David 93,  98 

Mzshiku,  Vainess 89 

Mask,  Joey 89 

Mask,  Maura 99 

Massey,  Karen 55,  59 

Matheson,  Michael 31,  51,  115 

Matthews,  Meredith 59 

Mautz,  Edward 81 

Maxwell.Julie 51,  110,  121 

Mayden,  Betty 99 

Mayden,  Joe 82 

McAndrew,  Toni 59 

McCallister,  Al 99 

Mcclenaham,  Bruce 81 

McCormick,  Asenath 51,  88 

McCrum,  Angela 5 1 

McCrumb,  Destiny 55,  59,  130 

McDaniel,  Chip 99 

MeElmurray,  Christopher 5 1 

MeElwee,  Robin 42,  88 

McCrinnis.Josh 89 

Mcintosh,  Steve 86 

McKechnie,  Al 92,  99 

McKie,  April 81 

McKillon,  Billy 81 

MeKillop,  Brian 81 

McKillop,  cj-loria 99 

McKinney,  Lois 1 0 

McKissick,  Dana 42 

McLaughlin,  Amanda 59 

McNeill,  Lance 51,  116,  118 

McQuilkin,  Robertson 9 1 

McWilliams,  Kevin 55,  59,  99 

Meehan,  Mark 96,  99 

Meihofer,  Karl 1 50 

Merry,  Frank 1 0 

Meserve,  Crard 99 

Metcalf,  Brent 59 

Meyers,  Eric 1 16 

Michael,  David 16,  42,  1 16 

Mikolajczak,  Erin 59 

Miles,  Donna 99 

Miller,  Abigail 49,  52 

Miller,  Allison 59 

Miller,  Carrie 99 

Miller,  Johnny 4,  7,10,91,  91,  9i,  94,  99,  109 

Miller,  Lisa 42 

Miller,  Lori 59 

Miner,  Kathy 1 15 

Minindis,  James 39 

Miranda,  Juan  Carlos 99 

Miranda,  Yvonne 99 


Mitchell,  Connie 99 

Mitchell,  Patty 93,  100 

Mitchell,  Sue 1 00 

MofTitt,  Dwight 1 01 

Moinifar,  Karen 75,  81 

Mojica,  Carlos 4  2 

Montgomery,  David 8  8 

Moon,  Shelby 8 1 

Moon,  Ted 100 

Moor,  Laura 6  7 

Moore,  Ben 19,  81 

Moore,  Derrick 18,  5 1 

Moore,  Gregory 83 

Moore,  James 67,  112 

Moore,  Kelly 83,  115 

Moore,  Richard 88 

Moreland,  David 1  0 

Morgan,  Bill 1 00 

Morgan,  Victoria 60 

Morris,  Jr.,  Lee 95,  100 

Morris,  Kim 8  3 

Morris,  Lee 1 00 

Morrison,  Andrew 57,  60 

Morrison,  David 98,  100 

Morrison,  Ed 1 01 

Morrison,  Fitz 83 

Morrison,  Marilyn 100 

Morrow,  Skye 5  2 

Mowry,  Tiffany 6 0 

Mueller,  Simone 89,  115 

Mulholland,  Ken 4,91,  100,  111 

Mullen,  Brad 10,  80,  96,  100 

Mulligan,  Kandi 100,  103 

Murdaugh,  Daisy 6  0 

Murdaugh,  Linda 1 00 

Murphy,  Pete 42 

Murphy,  Ruth 1 00 

Murray,  Creorge 1  1 

Murray,  Julie 69 

N 

Nakamura,  Akihiko 83 

Nam,  Cri  Tae 150 

Nam,  Moonjun^ 8 3 

Nanna,  Q-lenca 8 3 

Nanna,  John 8  3 

Nascente,  Adaumir 8  3 

Ndubuisi,  Godfrey 8  3 

Nelson,  Frederick 5  2 

Nelson,  Tyesha 47,  49,  52,  115 

Newbanks,  Daniel 18,  67 

Newcomb,  Shawn 52,  1 15 

Newkirk,  chris 100,  111 

Ug  5ai  Quay,  Cathrine 1 5 0 


Nguyen,  Minh  Ha WO 

Niedzzielski,  Robert S3 

Uisly,  Janelle 43 

Nong,  Suzie S3 

Norris,  David 1 0 

Norris,  Melisa 67,  1 13 

Nuttal,  Stephen 60 

O 

O'Donnell  Brian 1 0 1 

P'Rourkc  Kegina S3 

Oate>,  Rudy S3 

Od.ega.rd,  Diane W  l 

bdellj  .shannon 43 

Oh,  Thomas 83 

Ohlin,  Diane S3 

Ohlin,  Paul 84 

Oliver,  John 1 0 

Oliver,  Katherine 65,  67,  69 

Oliver,  Misty 84 

Olshine,  David 1 0 1 

Ooi,  David 1 50 

Osterlund,  David 101,  115 

Osuch,  Dean 84 

Owens,  Dianne 1 0 1 

P 

Palcic,  Frank 84 

Pang,  Chris 84 

Parcheta,  An^ie 1 0 1 

Park,  Jooiig-Sub 84 

Parker,  Adrian 84 

Parrish,  CTIenn 1 0 1 

Patterson,  Brian 1 0 1 

Patton.Jill 52 

Paul,  Andy 101 

Pawlowski,  Stan 67 

Payne,  Aulvan 84 

Payne,  Karie 19,  52 

Peckham,  Allyson 67 

Pedrick,  Bob 43 

Perez,  Leah 52 

Peterson,  Duane 84 

Vetrey,  John 84 

Phillips,  Ken 1 0 1 

Phillips,  Thomas 77,  84 

Philpottjertery 84 

Philpott,  Michelle 84 

|  Pickard,  Sheila 84 

Pierce,  Corrie 52 

Pierce,  Steven 43 

Pikus,  Jesse 67 

Pinzer,  Brian 1 0 1 

Pinzon,  Elvia 84 


Plocinski,  Ron 4 1 

Pokatello,  Jason 43 

Polk,  E  ric 84 

Pomeroy,  Christina 6S,  1 14 

Poole,  Mel 85 

Pope,  John 60 

Posie,  Denise 85 

Poteet,  Patrick 85 

Powell,  Ruth 85 

Priest,  Bob 101 

Primm,  Amanda 52 

Prince,  Mark 43 

Pusay,  Joy 1 0 1 

a 

Quay,  Rich 1 0 1 

R 

Racicot,  Melody 55,  60 

Raehl,  Andy ZS,  43,  1 14 

Raehl,  Tom 101 

Ragland,  Brett 43 

Ragland,  Sonja 52 

Rajamani,  Elan 85 

Rajamani,  Rani S9 

Reed,  Dave 1 02 

Reeves,  Cindy 85 

Reeves,  Tim 85 

Reibsamen,  Jonathan 29,  30,  44,  140 

Reichel,  Debbie 1 02 

Reid,  Dale S5 

Reitz,  Monte 44 

Rhodes,  Jo  Ann 1 02 

Rich,  Christy 3 1 

Ricks,  Fran 52 

Ritchie,  Cathy 1 02 

Roberts,  Kristy 52 

Roberts,  Paul 1 02 

Roberts,  Sandra 1 02 

Roche',  Jim 102 

Rogers,  Michael 6S 

Rogers,  Tim S9 

Kommen,  Rebecca 53,  1 T5 

Rowell,  Andrea 6S 

Rubnik,  Crerald 60 

Rudolph,  Walter 85 

Russell,  Christopher 41,44 

Ryan,  Leslie 48,  6S 

s 

Saine,  David SS 

Sakovich,  Amy 6S 

Salter,  Michael 6S 

Sanders,  Allison 17,  37,  42,  44,  1 19,  151 

Sanders,  Chris 6S 


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Sa.tu.iiey,  Kim 17,  44 

Sczife,  Thomas 53 

Scharrenburg,  Kurt 53 

Schiffman,  Skirl 102 

Sch.ma.uder,  Jennifer 44 

Schmidt,  Heidi 68,  117 

Schuitz,  Kate 68 

Schuster,  Marvin 1 1 

Scott,  Andrew 53 

Scott,  Anne 1 02 

Scott,  Ray 1 02 

ScurraK,  Raina 44 

Scurrah,  Scott 1 02 

Seffinga.,  Jim 1 02 

Setters,  Bryon 83,  85 

Shackiey,  Larry 1 02 

Shaw,  Stacey 49,  53 

Shelley,  April 60 

Shin,  Constance 85 

Shore,  Stacey-Jean 60 

Shouse,  Stephanie 44 

Shup'mg,  Ryan 68 

Silvers,  Dan 89 

Silvers,  Elizabeth 53 

Simmons,  Matthew 67,  69 

Singleton,  Betsy 53,  116,  131 

Singleton,  C-inger 44,  U6 

Sitton,  Sandra 85 

Six,  Jeff 102 

Slade,  Dean 1 03 

Smalley,  Tod 85 

Smith,  Bill 103 

Smith,  Derrick 69 

Smith,  Paul 88 

Smith,  Ron 88 

Snipes,  Timothy 60 

Soby,  Aaron 85 

Spainhour,  Thomas 150 

Stancik,  Sarah 60 

Stanford,  Elaine 85 

Stanford,  Stephen 85 

Stansell,  Sarah 56,  60,  1 19 

Steiner,  Christopher 85 

Stephens,  Paul 44 

Stevens,  Stephanie 85 

Stevenson,  Sky 44,  49,  1 15 

Stewart,  Ed 1 03 

Steyne,  Phil 1 03 

Stiffler,  Kelley 85 

Stradcutter,  Cheryl 103 

Strajnic,  Su.za.nne 45 

Stringer,  Jeremy 85 

Stuart,  Ed 101,  103 


Stuart,  Jr.,  Ed 68,  69 

Suddeth,  Jason 69 

Suits,  Anna 6 1 

Summy,  Dan 150 

Sumner,  Aaron 61 

Sumpter,  Barbara 85 

Sutton,  Annette 85 

Sweatman,  Steve 1 03 

Swenson,  Jerry 85 

Swift,  Rick 98,  103,  104,  120 

Sykes,  Kathy 61,  1 12 

Szalwinski,  Scott 88 

T 

Talbott,  Jennifer 53,  121 

Talbott,  Seth 47,  53 

Tang,  Tracy 85 

Tansil,  Jenny 103 

Taylor,  Andrew 1 16 

Taylor,  Drew 16,  45 

Taylor,  Earnie 21,61,  115,  140 

Taylor,  Sandy 86 

Taylor,  Steve 86 

Taylor,  Susan 86 

Taylor,  Wes 86 

Teeter,  Jennifer 86 

Temples,  Robin 86 

Terrell,  Frank 86 

Terry,  Mark 6 1 

Teske,  Peter 66,  69 

Thayer,  Crabrijela 86 

Thomas,  Dalik 86 

Thomas,  Debra 86 

Thomas,  Joy 61 

Thompson,  Joseph 86 

Thompson,  Karen 1 03 

Thompson,  Kevin 1 03 

Thomson,  Janet 45 

Tice,  Chris 68,  69 

T'dghman,  Andrew 72,  86 

Tiltou,  Roger 1 03 

Tolaud,  Patty 86 

Toler,  Deanna 61 

Towery.Jr.,  Qlenn 28,  66,69,  1 15,  117 

Towland,  Patrica 8 1 

Trapp,  Brenda 1 03 

Trask,  Bonnie 45 

Troike,  Jennifer 88 

Tuggy,  Chris 28,  30,  45,  141 

Tuggy,  Craig 28,  57,  61,  141 

Tuggy,  Heather 28,  69 

Tumey,  Lee 1 03 

"Tumey,  Matt 57,  89 

Tumey,  Tammy 101,  103 


Turner,  Michelle 86 

Turpin,  Mike 53 

Tutherow,  Catherine 6 1 

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Ueclcer,  Milt 104 

L(hl,  John 86 

Ullrey,  Larry 1 04 

Underwood,  Rathy 1 04 

Uiiruh,  Paul 86 

V 

Vail,  Joy 69 

Van  Steenis,  Jennifer 69,  1 15 

Venable,  Jason 6 1 

Vierkler,  Rasia 86 

Viscioni,  Tony 104 

Volstad,  steve 86 

yotipka.,  Josette 86 

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Wagen,  Taylor 29,  53 

Wagner,  Dennis 86,  89 

Wagner,  Larry 96,  1 04 

Waldstein,  Rachel 87 

Wall,  Sherry 69,  1 15 

Wilier,  Melissa 1 04 

Walston,  Vaughn 89 

Ward,  Rodney 16,  31,  37,  44,  45,  56,  95,  118,  130 

Warner,  Andrew 83,  87 

Warwick,  Theron 87 

Washington,  Cheryl 78,  87 

Watkius,  Paige 6 1 

Watson,  Doug 87 

Weaver,  Harold 1 1 

Weaver,  John 1 50 

Weaver,  Julie 102,  104 

Weeks,  Clay 87 

Welch,  Dennis 45,  1 15 

Welch,  Laura 1 15 

West,  Debbie 45,  120 

Westbrook,  Jeftery 87,  115 

Westbrook,  Susan 87 

Whanger,  Walter 1 04 

Wheeler,  Jeri 80,  86,  1 04 

White,  Abigail 89 

White,  Chad 53 

White,  Rebecca 53 

Whiteman,  Richard 87 

Whitmore,  Angela 53,  1 19 

Wiley,  Marvin 87 

Wilkerson,  Len 87 

jMlkerson,  Tina 1 04 

Wilkes,  Sara 88 


VV'ilks,  Bradley 53 

Williams,  Joel 92,  95,  104,  117 

Williams,  Leah 69 

Williams,  Michael 88 

Williams,  Rodney 61 

Williams,  Roman 87 

Williamson,  Barry 87 

Williamson,  Brian 61,  109 

Wilson,  Billy 1 5a 

Wilson,  Jennifer 1 04 

Wilson,  Michael 88 

Wilson,  Richard 53,  87 

Wing,  Cory 57,  60,  61 

Winkel,  Rebecca 17, 18,  45 

Withers,  Christina 69 

Wnuk,  Heidi 17,  38,  40,  88 

Wolfe,  Rigba 1 04 

Wonders,  Allsa 50,  51,  53 

Wonders,  Janelle 45 

Wood,  Armlsha 6 1 

Wood,  Barbara 80,  87 

Wood,  John 150 

Worley,  Carrie 1 50 

Wu,  David 77,  87,  \11 

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Yamamato,  Masashi 49,  53,140 

Yarbrough,  Tom 53 

Veh,  Peter 69 

Yoder,  Rachel 87 

Young  Charles 1 0 

Youngblood,  Elizabeth 69 

Yujin,  Rim 87 

Yuri,  Yeosin 87 

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Zimmerman,  Paul 57,  6 1 

Zimmerman,  Tana 61 

Zlrkle,  John 45 

Zurburg,  Kurt 87 

Zurburg,  Rochelle 104 


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poweR;  But  By  my  Spiiut, ff 

says  tHe  Lor5  of  Hosts 

zeCHaRiaH  4:6s 


161 


162 


Winter  Banquet 


Gallons  of  paper  maiche  and 
elbow  grease  went  into  creat- 
ing the  right  atmosphere. 
Betsy  Singleton  stirs  a  new 
batch  of  glue  for  the  tunnel. 


The  jungle  theme  was  carried 
throughout  the  evening,  down 

to  the  dessert.  Jennifer  Palin 
and  Catherine  Tutherow  scoop 

sherbert  into  coconut  halves. 

Late  night  sessions  full  of  con- 
struction work  and  frustration 
were  fueled  by  numerous  boxes 
of  pizza. 


Richard  Wilson  became  handy  with 

a  staple  gun  while  building  the 

tunnel  that  led  into  the  "jungle/' 

complete  with  its  own  waterfall. 


164 


Michelle  Kinsey  makes  her 
social  rounds  before  the 
dinner  begins,  visiting  other 
tables  and  admiring  the 
man-made  "waterfall." 


All  dressed  up  with  someplace  to  go: 
Jennifer  Chad  wick,  Michelle  Hess, 
Amanda  Burgess  and  Heather  Waller 
surround  Brinda  Flintoff,  who  went  retro 
to  match  her  date,  David  Michael. 


Elisa  Clark  and  Kris- 
tina  Brown,  dressed 
as  "Indiana  Jones," 
help  serve  the  ban- 
quet feast,  which  was 
catered  by  Maurice's 
Barbecue. 


Drew  Tilghman 
discusses  the  movie 
"The  Dagger  of 
Ehud,"  which  was  the 
entertainment  for  the 
evening,  with  Monte 
Reitz,  Drew  Taylor 
and  Mark  Merrv. 


Winter  Banquet 


165 


Columbia  '97 


The  featured  speaker  of 

the  conference  was 

Adrian  Dupree.  Through 

his  talks,  the  theme,  "Do 

you  know  Jesus  and  does 

He  know  you?"  was 

brought  to  life. 

Sacrificing  taste  buds  by 
trying  to  win  a  jalapeno 

pepper-eating  contest  was 

one  way  kids  could  win  a 

T-shirt  and  entertain  the 

audience  at  the  same  time. 


Family  groups  allowed  for 

more  intimate  times  of 

sharing  and  praying  for 

one  another. 


The  Un-Olympics  were  held 

outside  this  year,  which 

allowed  for  some  messy 

events,  like  finding  marbles 

with  your  feet  in  a  pool  of 

grits. 


The  icebreaker  session 

is  where  the  "parents" 

get  to  meet  their 

"kids"  and  do  some 

initial  family  bonding 

through  various 

games  and  costumes. 


166 


Although  the  results  are 
worth  it,  the  Columbia 
Conferences  take  their  toll 
on  those  who  help  out. 
Sammy  Whicker  zones  out 
during  a  lull  in  the  ice 
breaker  games. 

The  talent  show  is  always 
a  crowd  pleaser  that 
draws  out  both  hidden 
and  obvious  talents  in 
those  who  attend.  Here, 
three  girls  perform  a  sign 
language  interpretation  of 
a  song. 


Is  it  Drew  Taylor, 
drummer  for 
Everybody  and 
Their  Brother,  or 
the  latest  member 
of  DC  Talk? 


Faith  Gragg  takes  great 
pleasure  in  giving  "make 
overs"  to  the  lucky  contes- 
tants who  volunteered, 
while  Troy  Krumbholz 
assists. 

One  of  the  highlights  of  the 
conference  was  a  concert  by 
CIU's  Everybody  and  Their 
Brother,  as  evidenced  by 
these  star-struck  girls. 


Columbia,  '97 


167 


Street  Festival 


Street  Festival 


169 


Mens  Open  Vorms 


Seth  Talbott  tests  the  waters 
of  East  2  to  see  if  more  girls 
were  attracted  to  the  "Tun- 
nel of  Love"  than  M3. 


In  keeping  with  the  carni- 
val theme,  Andre  Dionne 
scoops  up  cotton  candy 
for  Rick  Swift  and  his 
family. 


Memorial  3  had  a  tattoo 
parlor  in  their  space- 
themed  hall.  Matt  Gre- 
gory waits  for  a  tattoo  to 
dry  on  Katie  Shull's  arm. 


170 


I 

r  : 

\ 

East  2  became  the  "Tunnel  of 
Love"  for  Open  Dorms,  com- 
plete with  their  own 
"loveboat"  at  the  end  of  the 
hall. 


Josh  Burnett  and  Troy 
Krombholz  were  on  hand  to 
amuse  and  entertain  the  crowd 
as  clowns  and  balloon  artists. 


Debbie  West  tries 
on  Nathan 
Conrod's  snake  for 
size  during  open 
dorms. 


After  testing  his  taste  buds 
in  the  Tobasco  drinking 
contest,  Ed  Jones  throws 
his  manners  to  the  wind 
and  drinks  straight  from 
the  punch  bowl  to  cool  his 
tongue  off. 


Mens  Open  Vorms 


171 


Womeris  Open  Vorms 


Heather  Korb  shows  Crys- 
tal and  Travis  Harvey  what 
a  good  hostess  she  can  be, 
as  she  lets  them  have  a  seat 
on  the  bed  while  she 
lounges  on  the  couch. 


Ben  Lawson  helps  out 

Victoria  Morgan  by 

handing  her  markers  as 

they  color  the  night 

away. 

Michelle  Strayer  can 

only  stare  in  wonder  at 

Jonathan  Reibsamen's 

new  haircut,  which 

made  it's  debut  at 

Women's  open  dorms. 


Troy  Krombholz  and 
Nathan  Lawson  are  on 
their  best  behavior  in 
Kelly  James'  room. 


Two  solitary  individu- 
als play  and  exciting 
game  of  solitaire.  It's 
Donald's  move! 


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Anna  Kephart  gave  mini  dem- 
onstrations of  some  of  her 
martial  art  skills  to  those  who 
were  brave  enough  to  come 
into  the  room. 


Chris  Tuggy  gets  the  grand 
tour  from  Amanda  Primm. 


Womeris  Open  Vorms 

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Graduation 


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