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Columbia, SC 29230
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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tHe sceKric Route
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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
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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
>ion
19S4
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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sjsreak
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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just the 28 of us!
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
ate. ..and ate. ..and ate.
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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.
SeNioR
SNreak
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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with (rod's iwesomeness
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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
iw
Jm '
Winkel's documentary of
our Junior trip to Table
Rock."
Kimberly Baker
dLa&of
"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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ed ^eRmaisrN, advisoR extRo5iNaiRe
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
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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
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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.
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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
ilS9Jf
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."
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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
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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
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Columbia Biblical
Seminary
Grad Students
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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.
$8&
if 7z)
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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l&t#
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
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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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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
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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
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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.
looks
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
of'97.
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new LlU sign in Shorten.
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breaking cermony for seminary building.
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MIGHT.
NOR By
POWER.
BUT By
My SPIRIT."
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Wil Norton, a Distinguished
Alumni, speaks in chapel.
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was the rennovation of Shortess
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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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Womens Vorm Council
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?"
<&Vte
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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tee ec)itOK/,S pa^e
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-
tor extrodinaire, led West 1 in
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
by Jason Cochran.
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Doing airplanes in P.E. was only a
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
band.
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Finioi staff was not able to obtain
any photos of the guy's game. We
regret any angst or anxiety this
may create.
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Melisa Norris, Sherry Wall, Leah Law,
Ca.rm.ella. Broome, and Heather Tuggy
perform in their Pjs, to t
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satisfa
ction of
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best bear
their family group brothers
impersonation forjam.es Moore.
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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 ,
embarrasedt .
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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eveisrts
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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evejsrts
'97-'98
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
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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
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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
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O'Donnell Brian 1 0 1
P'Rourkc Kegina S3
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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
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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
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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
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Sakovich, Amy 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
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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
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Troike, Jennifer 88
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Tuggy, Craig 28, 57, 61, 141
Tuggy, Heather 28, 69
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Weeks, Clay 87
Welch, Dennis 45, 1 15
Welch, Laura 1 15
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Westbrook, Jeftery 87, 115
Westbrook, Susan 87
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Wheeler, Jeri 80, 86, 1 04
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White, Chad 53
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Wilkerson, Len 87
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Wilkes, Sara 88
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Williams, Leah 69
Williams, Michael 88
Williams, Rodney 61
Williams, Roman 87
Williamson, Barry 87
Williamson, Brian 61, 109
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Wilson, Jennifer 1 04
Wilson, Michael 88
Wilson, Richard 53, 87
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Street Festival
Street Festival
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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.
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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.
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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.
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