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t Many have heard the saying,"I don't know where I'm going, but I know where I've been." Many here at CBC know just how true this statement is. At some point in everyone's life he or she stares into an uncertain future not knowing what tomorrow holds. Anxiety builds as the future gradually unfolds before their eyes. Looking back,we see how lives have been changed. We say hello to new friends and goodbye to those who are moving on to anew phase of life. Many have gone on to

find their destiny, while others stay and patiently await their turn. These pages are dedicated to the students and faculty that make CBC a home. It's these people

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Some might say there's nothing to do at a small college, but those who do obviously know nothing about CBC. From basketball to Harvest Party; Vespers to Spring Fling there is usually something to do. When organized activities aren't available we still find plenty to occupy our time.

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Williams Ha About 70 male students

arrived on CBC campus August 24, 1991. With

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uncertainty they met their roommates and quickly settled into their new

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After realizing what college is like, they adjusted well. William's Hall life is chaotic , but

with dorm parentslike Mr. and Mrs. Coyce Couch, order is maintained.

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Clint's two favorite pasttimes - sweet talking the girls and basketball. Marcus brags about his score on Bro. Brown's test.

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Shelley Clark, Cindy Evans,and Christy Bane- "that's what friends are for."

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Duke and Dutchess: Jason Bums and Shannon Linn

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Excitement increased on January 25, 1992, as five candidates for

CBC Homecoming Queen waited anxously. Julie Jones was chosen by her fellow classmates as the 1992 Queen. "I was speechless. I was so excited and I really felt

honored/' said Julie when asked about the announcement.

Julie plans to graduate in the Spring of 1993 with an Associate ofArts degree. Asidefrom school, herfutureincludes marriage. She and Jeff Riddle plan to marry on June 6,1992and to travel together promoting Central Baptist College.

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ecomlng "Coming Home" was the theme for Homecoming 1992. Events began with a reception in the John M. Hornaday Student Center.

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unforgctable events, from blockbuster movies to politics; the Olympics to Jiorrible crimes. We were all surprised at the success of Gov. Bill Clinton's presidential campaign. The horror of the Jeffery

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CLASS OF 1992

Amy Lee receives her diploma from President Attebery.

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS Jennifer L. Malugen Kevin Maurice Bloodsaw Amy Jeanette Martin Shiela Marie Campora Christopher A. McDonald Lori Lee Carroll Temple Denise O'Hare Averi LeAnn Case Timmothy Don Pickard Lori Lea Chandler Joe Lee Covin, Jr.

Monica Marie Randies

Malina D. English Pauline Elizabeth Espy

Laura Elizabeth Stewart

Jennifer Ann Swisher

Rawn Gabbard

Teressa Lynn Garner Karen Jean Godfrey Holly Hamrick

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Nathan Patrick Skinner

Dora Lea Handcock Alii Elizabeth Harrison

Jayna Amanda Harrison Leigh Ellon Laminack Amy L. Lee Stella Lynette Loyd

Jimmy L. Tollison Michael David Tucker

Deanna Lynn Ward Bruce DeWayne Wallace Roy Allen Wallace Jimmy Wayne Weatherly Sandy Gibbs White Lauralee Wilcox

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Derek Ian Combs

Terry Wayne Kimbrow Jerry Darian Sawrie

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Linda Kay Morris

Graduation!! Keviin Bloodsaw makes a last minute check on his tassle.

Mrs. Judy Wallace says, "You are now a part of the Alumni Association."

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Study, study, study; after all, that's what CBC is all about right? - Not! However, these next few pages are dedi cated to the persuit of knowledge. Appreciation is also extended to the hard working faculty who guided us on our journey. We appreciate their concern for our well being. Sometimes we would like to avoid their homework and tests

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DESTINATION DISCOVERED???

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One of the favorite events of the year, for students and faculty alike is the annual Student Appreciation and Awards Banquet. This year we all dressed in clothing from a bygone era. Some enjoyed it so much you might think they wanted to return to those days. The faculty served the students, even to being the clean-up crew after wards, and a great time was had by all. Applause and squeals of delight accompanied the presentation of the awards. In addition to the presentation of awards it was announced that John Smith had won the run-off election for Presi dent of the Student Government Association.

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ORGANIZATIONS

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They are also responsible for providing most of the school activities during the school year. Most stu dents are enthusiastic about what the campus orga nizations provide..

Campus organizations bring people together, as they work toward common goals. There are a wide variety of organizations to choose from,so there is something for everyone, no matter what a persons likes may be.

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The Student Men's Organization is an association of all male students on campus. The organization

sponsors various events on campus,such as the Spring Fling. In addition it provides a way for them to make a contribution to the well being of our school.

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Carolyn Wilkerson, Christi Snow,Laura Hornaday, Angle Mitchell, Cindy Evans. Row 3, Sonny Simer, Chris McDonald,Dan Carson,Jamie I Thurman, Shelia Campora, Nathan holland, Shane Jones, Mark Malone. Row 4, Tim pickard. Chuck Sullivan, Jason Burns, David Vandergrif, Robbie White, Drew Cline, Wade Allen, Chris Workman, Allyn Wallace, Pete Casteel, Bruce Wallace

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Hanna this year. Their concert program was unusal and inspiring as they presented to their audiences many differing styles of music which have influenced the music of our day. The Choir sang for the BMAA National Meeting. It takes a lot of effort to produce a choir as outstanding as ours. 1 hope each member feels it was worth it. The rest of us

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A Tribute...

Dr. Harold Cooper We would like to use this page to

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The Mustangs had high hopes for the 1991-1992 season.

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The 1991 - 1992 Mustangs had nothing to be ashamed of. They ended theseason with twelve wins and sixteen losses. The team fin

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INTRAMURALS: BASKETBALL m Intramural basketball probably took more of our time than any other sport. It of course was time we freely gave.

You have to reali/.e it sure beats sitting up in a dorm room studying, besides we deserved the break. RIGHT, RIGHT.

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