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As i reflect on my past I can see the providence of God as His hand has guided me through my life. The lessonsIhave learned and the relation

ships I have built are far beyond what I would have ever dreamed possible. I am just thankful that I serve the God who lives far beyond my dreams. Pete Casteel

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Wl Why have we chosen to come to CBC? Hopes,desires, expectations,aspirations and a hostofothersynonyms express various reasons, but all of them are wrapped up in our dreams. We all dream of a bright future for ourselves, our friends and even for our world. Day by day our dreams grow, built upon the realities of classroom and social experiences. Sometimes without our even realizing it, our shorttimeat CBC takes us not

Jett Riddle s dreams begin to pay dividends In new son,

only into but "Beyond Our Dreams!"

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choir car wash by a Conway poiice officer (she locked her

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Anita Keiiy has big dreams,but who do they inciude?

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A foyer filling crowd gathers at Bruce Hall for SGA movie

night.

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Man Newman ana Anna

Johnson are expecting that mitlion dollar recording contract just any day now Swr-

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in this case Rachel Nunley.

Brad Eye dreams of one day understanding what all this stuff under the hood Is for.

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The 1994-95 year at Central Baptist College was beyond the dreams many students had about college. Record attendance at CBC added a lot to student life,

even though some adjustments had to be made to accomodate the students, like Inventing new parking spaces.

STUDENT LIFE 2^

Priscilla Newton tries to explain to Zack Wise the correct way to hold an Ink pen.

Each evening was filled with activities for students, such as intramural sports on Tuesdays and Thurs days and Mustang basketball games throughout the season. Afterchurch on Wednesday nights, students tookadvantageof free student tutors in the library. At last, weekends were reserved for sleep, catching up on homework, and spending time with friends.

Jimmy Fetterly tries to keep down the excitment at a

Mustangs' game

Greg Standeford keeps looking for his name in the Log Cabin (obits, arrest

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Sweepstakes winner?).

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In dream comes true when th faculty team wins the basketball game.

Bobby Wilkey dreams ofone day riding the tractor while Todd Groat pushes the mower

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Living in Bruce Hall during the 1994-95 school year was beyond our expectations. Most girls can recall the feelings of exhilaration to waking up in the morning to a freezing room in the middle of winter,and then having those feelings completed by ice cold water in the showers. The rooms, however, were not always cold. Many times they resembled an oven on Thanksgiving day. Just as dorm life was beginning to become repetitive, something would always happen to liven up the scene. It was not unlikely to hear girls screaming in the halls at 1:00 a.m. Many times they resembled a stampede. Shortly before Christmas the residents of Bruce Hall awakened to discover toilet paper decorating the foyer. J , Rachel Nunley catches up on Rumor has it that over 100 rolls of toilet paper were used '1^ '.' her laundry on a Sunday to complete the lovely decorations. afternoon.

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cameraman.

Tracy Flemons finaliy comes out of his prayer closet.

Chris Burris and Robert

Branscum are waiting for the rest of the team to piay

intramurai football.

Rusty Kennedy contem plates slam dunking Dustin Lemke's (floor counselor) head because he failed

Rusty's room Inspection.

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The Student Women's Organization hosted Harvest Party on November 11,1994. For the first time it was heid at First Baptist Church of Conway. Aiso for the first time, valet parking was available. The meal was catered by Country Sampler. The Master of Ceremonies was Jeff Riddle. Donny

Parrish provided the entertainment by making a video on campus, the video included several student inter views. The final video was a surprise to even those that were interviewed, because Parrish enhanced the video by switching questions and answers.

"We are the reason

David Attebery sang the theme song,"We are the reason." TWiRP awards were voted on by the student body a week before Harvest Party and the winners were announced at the party. The Royalty was aiso voted on and announced.

Kathy Marsh and date, Mark Livingston, are seriously contemplating whether or not they can cram more food on their plate.

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Keri Speer and Pete Casteei patientiy wait in the buffet iine.

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table)Veronioa Ponce (Seated) Stacy Acker, yearbook editor; Tanya Thiesen, newspaper editor; Bruce Evans, (Standing) Sandra Totty; Lee Ann Kennedy, Cody Hiland; Amy Varner; Dan Carson; Johnnie Hoffmann, faculty advisor

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(top left) Rusty Kennedy's shot brings the Mustangs in the lead 58-56.

(top right) Keith Stanek drives toward the basket against Shorter College.

(bottom right) A Spirit Express player attempts to block Jason Hunter's shot during the 1995 Homecoming game.

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Team field goal percentage--48% Team free throw percentage--65%

Opponent's field goal percentage-52% Opponent's free throw percentage--71% Leading scorer Keith Stanek-561pts

Field goal percentage (20 or more attempts) Keith Stanek--58%

Free throw percentage (20 or more attempts) Rusty Kennedy-74%

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Julie Storm cheer the Mustangs on to a victory.

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It was a lot of hard work, but it was also fun. I think the cheerleading squad, as a whole, grew closer and I know the friendships we've mqde will last a long time. I'm glad I had the

The cheerleaders perform a stag pyramid during half time.

chance to cheer for CBC," Julie Storm

"Cheerleading has a positive impact, not only on the cheerleaders, but on the crowd and

team. Basketball games are an opportunity for all students to rally for the Mustangs," Sandra Totty.

Pete Casteel's team gets their third consecutive win in a roW;

Donnie Edwards prepares for an intense game during the volleyball tournament.

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"I had fun playing ping pong, but it wasn't fair that I had to play Bro. Hoffmann in the

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"I enjoyed palying ball with the guys. It was good fellowship and good clean fun," Jared Wallace

"I love to play ball. I just wish we had more girls so could play five on five," Jennifer Xiques "I enjoy the sport of basketball. If there was

anything I would have changed about it, I would have gotten a coach for my team earlier,"

Jimmy Fetterly "I joined intramural basketball because I'm

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and on May 12,1995, those that had completed their requirements experienced the reality of their dreams. Long hours of study, hundreds of Papa John pizzas, and countless tests paved the way for these students. Their dream had begun yearsago as they began Central Baptist Colfege as freshmen. The ups and downs of grades,relationships,and spiritual growth did not stop them in their pursuit of the dream. They continued and watched their dreams become reality.

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that "Undiscovered Country" that each person must face.

The

seniors of Central Baptist College had a great deal to look forward to during the 1994-1995 school year. For many of them, May 12, 1995 would markthe end of theircollege career. For others, May 12th served as a reminder that they had only one year of school left. In looking to the "Undiscovered Country",seniors sawthemselves in various places and positions. Wade Allen said, "In 10 years, I hope to have completed my M.Div. degree, and maybe have started on a doctoral level program. I hope to have started having children with my wife Joanna (2,

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Julian Dominquez stated that he hopesto be "serving as a marriage and family counselor, either in a church or private practice." Whatever the future held for the

seniors at Central, each student

knew that they could face the "Undiscovered Country" better

because of their time at CBC.

GIVING TO THE FUTURE... Jim

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SHARING THE WORD...Russ

Rhodes gives the devotional dur ing the 1994 Christmas Party.

DEEP THOUGHTS ..Bruce Evans

gives great thought to his next "Looking Down From the Ivory

Tower" column.

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Bruce Evans Costa Preaching Award, Yearbook Photogra

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Steve Gilchrist Student Fellowship of Christian Ministies, MA's,

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oppurtunity to travel on two missionary trips." Mistry Herns

students Christ."

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"God blessed me with

a loving wife and a beautiful baby girl." John Godfrey

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For the Juniors, the 1994-1995 school year was a major step toward the completion of a dream. Juniors dream of entering the last year of college. With most of the requirements out of the way the Juniors were able to concentrate on their major area of study. The dream of being an upper-classman became a reality and the

dream of graduation came more clearly into view. It has taken a lot of reading,study,all-nighters and pizza

JUNIORS

to get them this*far, but now the end of all that woirk is

in view. What once seemed only like a distant dream now seems to be a near reality, which expands the sr -

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Juniors Jeff Herring, Andy Johnson, John Herring and Danny Paui join in a song fest.

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your favorite hobby throughout college?" CBC Juniors responded this way: "Pinochle, washing my car, and

of course. Pinochle talk." Andy Johnson

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Mark Livingston

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"I have enjoyed mashed potato art and turning milk cartons Inside out."

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"I have enjoyed learning to play every card game known to man and writing people up just for fun." Kerl Head r.>|,sv»

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swem "Brother Bender is my "My favorite teacher favorite teacher, be is Mrs. Gabbard, be cause he seems really cause even though excited to teach and she's tough you really has fun doing it." learn a lot in her Daniel Haigwood class." Dusty Lindsey

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"I'm glad that we "Tim (Fouts) has big change in the little more variety, but switched to an outside madea greatimprove food this year, It is it is definitely better food service. They ment. I always know gave us more of a vari that if I don't like what much better, but i still than last year," ety and that has helped they're serving I can Billy McDonald get tired of eating it resort to any kind of quite a bit," because I hate cas Lesli Siler cereal imaginable,ex seroles," cept Fruity Pebbles," Brian Coles "There has been a

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olds around on their hands and

knees or slinging cafeteriafood, the extra money is always appreciated. The jobs that college students have are anything but glamorous, but

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and Leslie Siler can all say that working in college is not as bad as it sounds - but they won't say that it's better either!

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Brfdgette Farley takes lessons from the assistant librarian,Anne Clements.

Kathy Marsh, an employee at Junker's Paradise, takes orders for antiques.

Jason Nunley and Greg Reddin perform in a band for enjoy ment and as a part time Job.

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Kevin Paul spends many after noons reading magazines in the library.

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"My favorite place to "[ always study in the siudy is the library library because my because you can sit room is a mess. At in the reciiners and least in the library t tLke study breaks can talk to people to anytime you need break the monotony of tf em," studying," Lucinda Lucas

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"When, and if,I study it "The quiet solitude of is in my room because the student center is it's quiet, but not too definitely my favorite quiet like the library is place to study in the supposed to be," Nathan Teel

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I todressuplikeTweedleDum,he already looks like him. Tanya Thiesen works very hard to produce a monthly newspa per.

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was filled with excitment inciuding three Singers, several choir members. Student Government Asso

ciation members, and basketbali players. The class

FRESHMEN

played a greatpart in intramurals.and made an jjiter-

esting game at the student/faculty game. "There are

a iot of us(freshmen). It has given me the opportunity to make a iot of new friends," said Melanie Swindoli.

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Jeff Elmore and Lee Ann '".S

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During the week of August 22, 1994, Central Baptist College students began experiencing what has

necessarily made at the

become know far and wide

planned events. They were

as the "CBC Experience".

made as people talked and acted silly together.

New friends, new surroundings, and new classes were just a few of the things that made the first

vivid memories weren't

did present some problems for students.

Those who

didn't preregister had to

special. The President's Reception held at President

battle the lines at the

Charles Attebery's home

everyone else had to battle

gave the freshmen a chance

fora parking place. Because

registration tables and

to meet some of the faculty

of increased enrollment,

and staff in a less formal

parking spaces became

setting. The All-School party

scarce.

Party were just a couple of the planned events that

The first week of school

week of school of 1994-1995

included Aqua-Mania and other exciting activities. The Reception and All-School

mtem.

Good and bad, the first

week of the 94-95 school

year provided students with memories that would last a lifetime.

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course. The goal of the course would be to better understand the way Jesus would have us to apply the Bible to our lives," Mark Brarrdon

"I would design a Biblical History class. In the course I would cover the books of

History and the life of Jesus, how they relate to each other and how we can apply

these principals to our lives," j Bin Wheelus

"I would design a class dealing with life skills. Some of the issues covered would

be how to deal with stress,family pressures, success, and failure,' Shawn Harris

"I would entitle my class'How to be a good steward.' It would be a class that would

help empower students to become good stewards of their time, their monay, and everything else that God has provided for

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Doggett stay warm In the foyer during the cold weather.

After curfew Glen Harris heads

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students tfiat last opportunity to salvage their grade point, diligently in orderto maintain

late night exam treats to help students make it through long

already superior grades. Finals were given over a five day time period. Many

study sessions. "I kind of enjoyed finals because once you have so much stress

students were unfortunate in

piled upon you it's like you

that many of their finals were scheduled on the same day, but they did not have finals for three days in a row.

have no stress at all. Finals

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commented, "I hated finals

finals were not the nightmare they had imagined. Danetta Fleming said, "I was very

because they stressed me out. They made me nervous

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night, pretending to study and

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to expect."

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Pong styling's of Johnnie Hoffmann, David

Attebery, and Scott Martin,"

Ma|tt Newman "I remember the night of the President's reception when I first got in a van full of

guys I had never met and started being all

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Joanna Misemer

"The first vileek, after coming back to the campus from dinner at the President's

house a group of us sang church camp songs, especially songs with motions, and made total fools of ourselves," Matt LevelI

"The thing I remember most Is getting to know the new people and spending time in

prayer together," Robert Branscum

dulla Meade has to have her shades.

The natural look by Jeff Turnage

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Freshmen are faced with

many decisions, but perhaps the greatest of these choices is that of their careers.

Choosing a major can be either a frightening or an enjoyable experience for

causes

the

medical

profession to become intriguing. However,the next

freshman. No matter how the student

week Dr. Mitchell's class

responds to the pressure of choosing a major, the

about missions appears to be a viable option. Despite all of this

decision is one that will stick with them for a lifetime.

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FmyHEN "I Study at least 12 hours a weel| I study between classes, at home, and on weekends,"

An example of being "stressed out" portrayed by Wendy Calloway.

Shirley Quillin

"How much I study depends on how

much I have due and if I'm scared about

the class. When I have a test I study a lot

more than usual," Jennifer Dunn

"As long as it takes to do well on my tests, that is how long I study," Ben Smith r,

" I study an hour and a half to two hours

each night. I take five minute naps after

every thirty minutes of study," | Greg Standeford i

"Zero. I study thirty minutes before each

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dorm after taking a major Ac counting exam.

Greg Standeford and Jared Wallace lead the choir in their own version of "We Are the

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FACULTY AND STAFF

Dr. Thom South likes to play tennis and golf and he helps coach his son's Babe Ruth Baseball Team. Gary McAllister IsabigStarTrekfan. He also loves to scuba dive. He has been cave diving In the Caribbean. Henry Smiley has a new baby,and that probably supersedes all other interests. New Dean of Students, David Attebery likes to spend time with his wife, Stephanie. So many people, so many different dreams.

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raise a perfect son.

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ADMINISTRATION Charles Attebery President

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Terry Kimbrow

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"After doing youth ministry In churches for 10 years it was a little difficult making the switch into the 'academic world.' The first

semester was definitely a challenge, 'learn ing the ropes' of being the Dean. And, I still have a lot to learn. The Administration and

Faculty have been very encouraging and the students have really made my job re-' warding. I'm looking forward to next year." David Attcbcry

Dr. Siayton tells his class, "If you don't like my tests, take it up with the Acedemic Dean."

Doing your homework in chapel is easier if you sit on the front row.

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during his New Testament class.

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i "Our department(history) provides the general education requirements In social studies for the students. One Improve ment to our department would be to ex pand our course offering for those who

plan to major In history." Kenneth Brown

^ La^ May of 1995 marked the end of Brother Martin Jameson's last semester as an

especially well suited to the Evangelism

Jameson,the Associate Pastor of Temple Baptist Church of Little Rock, cited

class.

the primary reason for his leaving CBC. He said it was definitly not due to any change in his mind toward the school or any change in interest in the school. He had completed three years as an instructor in the Bible Department teaching both Old and New Testament Survey courses as well as the Pastoral

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Ministry and Evangelism classes. "Brother

Jameson's unique abilities made him'

instructor at CBC, at least for now. Bro.

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Evans.

As far asthe future isconcerned,Jameson ,

said, "Right now I'm looking at getting

started in the Doctorof Ministry program at Mid-America Seminary within the next two

years." When Jameson was asked about CBC In his future he replied, "The door is open" to coming back, but he said, "I see

myself being a pastor the rest of my ministry."

"How many Hydrogen mol ecules does it take to react with

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PROFESSORS Johnnie Hoffmann Asst. Professor of Art

and Counseling Martin Jameson Instructor of Bible -

Ronald Mitchell Asst. Professor of Bible and Church Hist.

Terry Reed Adjunct Professor of Bible

Henry Smiley instructor of Speech and English

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Jesse Thomas Professor of Bible

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need to get the word out about the educa tion classes so more students can take advantage of them." Lynn Bowman S !■ -

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fixing door knobs.

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thing I do is watching things around here grow little by little. For me it's a ministry. We do the little things that keep our campus looking nice for the

maintenance crew of Kim

Lamberth, Bobby Wilkey and Todd Groat were the ones who kept things going. Whetheryousawthem trimming trees, painting, picking upfallen limbs, mowing the lawn, or any one of their many responsibilities, they were always busy doing the little things that make a campus run smoothly. Besides outside work they were kept busy fixing water leaks,changing light bulbs,and always

Lamberth said, "The most rewarding

students."

"I just love to work. I like being around the students.

I do the little

things that most people don't notice," saidWilkey.

Groat said, "I love the paycheck and seeing the positive changes that have taken place over the years."

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Ellen Hornaday Librarian

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Financial Affairs and Financial Aid Dir.

Mary Ellen McAllister Christian Service

Wanda Rhea

Secretary Office of President

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The 1994-1995 school year marked the first year that an outside company provided food services for Central Bap tist College. Under the management of Food Service Director, Tim Fouts, Pio

neer College Caterers began feeding the masses of people at CBC. Pioneer is a catering company that serves Chris tian colleges exclusively. It is based in

135 students and ended up serving 170 students. The spring semester also held the unexpected as Pioneer planned for 100 students and wound up serving 150. Though everything worked out, CBC received the better end of the deal

according to Fouts. Pioneer College Caterers brought many assets to CBC. Pioneer allowed

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do that Christian Service stuff."

colleges during the 1994-1995 school

ria. Fouts employed approximately 20 students during the school year. The cafeteria also provided a variety of foods

year. "Yes, I know the answers to the Greek tests; but i'm not teliing,"

says Dr. Reed.

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H Board riTembers; (Front Row) Kenneth Bobo, Judy Wallace, Susan Smith, Fred Smith, John Smith (Back Row) Vernon Lee, Eddie Glover, Robert McFariand.

Russell Jones, Jerry Jolly, Max Story, Bill Zeliner, Kerry Pennington, Bill Lyons

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Annual shot of Dr.Slayton's head.

Dr Mitchell helps Priscilla New ton In class.

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Julie Storm unfortunately just being Julie.

Pete Casteel feels that three

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