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pi 'Ti/c 3 studying, eating, going to basketball games, dorm life, you name it --we're all in this together. College life means doing these things togther with people that you have only known

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Pre-registration, going all out for Harvest Party, choosing a ping pong part ner, buying Christmas pre sents for Secret Brothers

and Sisters and studying all night for finals that de termine our futures are all

college activities that in volve working together.

They also bring us closer together.

Preparing for our futures by receiving an education, no matter what that future

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Tony Holmes gets in one last dunk before the buzzer sounds off. Jessica Collard thinks that

Missy Harris Is really funny.Missy Harris, Dave Fields, and Jamie Thurman are trying to have

fun during the decoration of Bruce Hall.Laurie Kelley, Penny Houston, and Mark Livingston finish off the rest of their great cafeteria lunch.

Jeff Riddle is thinking seriously while going home for the day.

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Stc<de*tt As people walk across the Central Baptist College campus,they should expect the unexpected to jump out in front of them. Strange things happen in the cafeteria.

This involves anything from food fights to the singing out of the melodius birthday song (NOT!). In the Student Center people can see the ever famous and delicate Wall-ball being played. In the gym people can see many kinds of creatures. Anything from a blind referee to

people with painted faces doing back flips across the court. At the beginning of the year one could have seen

students playing "Red Rover,"the well known elementary game. Many of these things, if not all of them, seem to be very crazy, but that's okay because we're a\\ in this together.

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During the summer of 1993, improvements were made on Bruce Hall such as new windows

and sandblasting of the bricks.

But none of the re-building will ever match all of the long-lasting memories on the inside.

Many friendships are made between the girls living in Bruce Hall that will last a lifetime. Along with these friendships come times of problems and burdens, but the problems and burdens make the friendships stronger.

Bruce Hall is also a place filled with love from the dorm parents.

Stanley and Cynthia Payne are more than just dorm parents.

Their Christian love is shown

through the hospitality and willingness to always be there forthe girls. Their children,Kayla and Nathan, often bring smiles to everyone.

Head resident and family, Stanley, Cynthia, Kayla, and Nathan Payne.

Kayia and Nathan Payne add a special atmosphere with there smiling faces.

Mom and Dad Payne show Bruce Mali what "P.D.A." is ail about. WARNING

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Marcy Wallace and Crystal Allen talk about theirfavorite styles of music. Amy Varner and Anna Johinson prepare to face ttie day as they "beautify" themselves. Suzl Bullington show/s her true colors as the camera snaps the picture.

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Mary Ellen McAllister sings the theme song of Harvest Party,"Each One,Reach One." King and Queen, Russ Rhodes and Kim Otwell. Jeff Riddle kept the party going with his job as Master of Ceremonies. Ross Lea, Kari Crews, Tren Groat, Stacy Akers, Kathy Marsh, Kevin Paul, Andy Johnson, and Christi Snowwentto Olive Garden after Harvest

Party. They also went bowling - the guys bowled in their tuxedos.

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were served by Stanley and Cynthia Payne.

Harvest Party was held in

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were announced as 1993 King and Queen. Mrs. Aimee Hughes, the 1992 reigning Harvest Party Queen was present to crown Qtwell. Jeremy Riddle and Holly

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McCall were announced as

was "Donny-who?" provided by Donny Parrish. Jeff Riddle kept Harvest Party rolling with his job

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Dutchess. The TWIRP awards

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for the party was "Each one, Reach one," and the colors were teal, wine , and silver.

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Student Women's

Organization The Student Women's

Organization (SWO) includes all of the ladies living in Bruce Hall. The officers of the 1993-

opportunity to take fun-loving and friendly revenge on their friends.

The bake sale gives students the opportunity to take a break

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from fast food and the cafteria.

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manyfundraisers. The biggest

SWO also has a monthly Bible study in Bruce Hall called Vespers. The study gives the girls a chance to study the Word and to share blessings and prayer requests. There is a different guestspeaker ateach meeting. Joint Vespers is also held in the foyer of Bruce Hall.

fundraiser is Pie-in-the-face, and it gives students the

This is a monthly Bible study for the girls and guys together.

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Christi Snow and Ariyn Howard blow up balloons tor Harvest Party. Karen Ford deligently works to prepare tor Harvest Party. Jan Boles poses tor the camera to show her true personality.

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Wittiest: Jeff Bullock and Missy Harris.

Cutest Couple: Jentry Maxwell and Stephanie Wallace.

Sweetest Spirit: Brad Eye and Stacy Akers.

Most Outgoing: Donnie Edwards and Michelle Ingram.

Most Studious: Doug Jerry and Jessica Collard.

Most Contagious Smile: Larry Stewart and Stephanie Wallace.

Best Personality: Larry Stewart and Michelle Ingram.

Most Gentleman Like: Jeremy Riddle Most Lady Like: Kristen Glover.

Most Talented: Brent Clark and Dawn Crass

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Anita Kelley mistakes Terrance Luker for a fire hydrant. A new form of Baptism?

Larry Stewart dumps his head in the bucket while bobbing for apples.

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The IMPACT team has played a very big part in the recruiting process for CBC the pastfewyears. IMPACT means "Involving More People and Christ Together."

The IMPACT team is a drama group that performs at fifth quarters, youth meetings, lock-ins, and church services. Through their drama they present how Christ can make a difference in our lives, and they also help to recruit prospective students for Central Baptist College.

This years Impact team members are: Christi Snow, Tren Groat, Mark Livingston, Kim Otwell, Stacey Epperson, Dave Vandergriff, Andy Johnson, Cito Dickson, and Kevin Paul (sound man). The group is

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The theme for this year is "Making a World of Differ ence." The skit starts out in the junior high years and goes through the college years. Through this time the kids begin to see that, with Christ, they can make a world of difference. They went on a spring tour to Missouri, where the had four performances over the weekend, and also performed at Dawson McAllister's "See Ya At The Party" nation wide youth rally. Director Jeff Riddle said, "The IMPACT team is fast becoming the most effective ministry for CBC in the 90's."

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team meetings. Christi Snow hieps out on Registration day by typing names on I.D. cards. "Hey! It's fun and we get paid," exclaims Kim Otwell.

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announcement of the 1994 Homecoming Queen.

The 1994 Homecoming started off at 3:00 with a prayer by Bro. Kenneth Brown followed by the playing of the National Anthem by Jon Dodson. The Home coming court was then announced by SGA President, Russ Rhodes. The freshmen attendants were Jessica

Collard and Kristen Glover. The sophomores were Stacey Epperson,Arlyn Howard and Holly McCall. The

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they met a CBC Mustang and were presented with a rose.

The crowd erupted into applause as Miss Kristen Glover was announced as 1994 Homecoming Queen.

Glover was crowned by 1993 reigning Homecoming f, Queen Mrs. Kristen Blanton Scaggs. Scaggs was escorted onto the court by President, Charles Attebery, Miss Elisha Murray, who carried the crown, and Mr.

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the final was Pigeon Forge, Tennessee where they would perform for the National Association. The choir

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schiool term. Arlyn Howard receives tfie Choir Member

of the year award. The li brary tutors are awarded cer tificates. Tommy Buie re ceives the Biblical studies

award. Danny Paul, Dorthy Reynolds, and ChristI Snow are the elected officers for

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to see if they missed a big play. Bleacher Creatures show their support for the Mus tangs at every home game.

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best teams and a lot of

tough competetion. The Mustangs kept the CBC fans on edge during the If

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injuries from previous games.

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and lots of moments where the

mester the Mustangs lost a lot of players, this made the rest of the team just have to play

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harder the next time.

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Alicia Mullins and Jeff Bullock

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a Christian school

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Commencement speaker, Lt. Governor, Mike Huckabee, passed up a perfect chance for a political rally and spoke to the graduates on the subject "Return with Honor." Charles Costa was inducted

into Delta Epsilon Chi as an honored alumnus; with George Reddin from LifeWord Broadcast Ministries accepting the award in his behalf. Jason Burns was given the award for making the "Greatest Contribu tion" to CBC.

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