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"You are not a kid anymore. Re member that and act accordingly." How many college students hear those infamous words as their parents drop them off at the dorm for the first time? Not a kid anymore?

Act accordingly? But, I thought college was Adulthood Life. You know, all the

freedom without any of the responsibil ity.

The good news is that college life does bring about a newfound sensi of freedom. The bad news is that col

lege life also requires quite a bit of responsibility. The successful st

dent will tell you that the si cret to enjoying college life is balancing freedom with re sponsibility. Budgeting even a meager income will enable you to both go to Stoby's on omelet day and buy those lab

notes you need for

class. Building strong friendships with others not only gives you

someone to split Papa John's pizza and bone sauce with, but some

one to share problems and frustrations with.

College life for the student can be the

most enjoyable time in a person's life. The choice

up to each and every student individually. Hopefully, you made the choice to balance the good times offreedom with the needed

times of responsibility. Remember, you're not a kid anymore.

Life Were Ea 2 Student Life

Williams Hall~We all know it is the men's dorm...but whatis it really? What really goes on? Do we even want to know? Ofcourse we do!

Shower! Whose clothes are in the dryer now? Room Check,hide the dirty clothes under the bed!!! Jared,put your clothes on! These arejust a few comments that can be heard at any given time. Life in the dorm can get wild,Just ask Bro. Hoffmann. But,just as it can be wild and hectic, Williams Hall can settle down and be

serious too. Floor prayer meetings,devotionals orjust quiet conversations encouraging each other. Lifelong friendships are gained as one learns to live in this new and exciting place. To sum it up,Williams Hall is our home away from home.

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lo meet the day. Maybe he should try a HAPPY face!

Step Back Betty Crocker!!! Jonathan Russell

offers us a snack of Reeses Cups and Pepsi. Remember, no cooking in the dorm! Boy My Nose Itches!!! Ben South scratches his

nose. Of course that's what he's doing! What else could it be??? 4 Student Life

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guards ihc lo\cr at iiiglu aller curfew. .Many of his friends join him lo help keep hiin eoinp.inv and ease ihe lonelines-..

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Phillips help Bro. Jeff iron his clothes. Bro.

Jeff was a common sight in the dorm during the dorm dad change. Who, Me??? Adam Thomas and David Cullins spend a typical night in the dorm. The 3rd floor would not be the same without them.

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Gossip,Gossip,Gossip! Freshmen Sarah McGough,

Sally Taylor,and Melissa Lee take a break from studying to

catch up on the gossip. Since this is a small campus it's easier for students to become close friends.

Bedtime Snack! Freshmen Maleah Clark, Alisha Hillis,

and Lanna Schmidt have an energy booster before hitting the

books again. Pizza is one of the top curfew snacks,since it can be delivered.

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Bruce Hall, being the only original building still standing, has been through many groups of young women. Each new group has tried to add their own unique touch. The excitement and fear of mov ing away from home are emotions that are shared by every new resi dent. Learning to adjust to being on your own is a transition that all freshman face. But, with the help of each other, we find the strength and encouragement that we need. SWO(Student Women's Organization)is another bond that all of Bruce Hall shares. It gives everyone an opportunity to get involved in student activities such as: Harvest Party, Secret Brothers/Sisters, and fund-raisers.

Over all, living in Bruce Hall is an experience enjoyed by all. There are memories and relationships developed that are sure to last a lifetime.

"It was really odd living in the dorm over the summer without it being full and noisy

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to get used to the noise after it was quiet for so long." -Rachel Parker

Sliareliine! SWO ladies enjoy time

Sweet Dreams! Freshman April Hatton, snuggles

spent together during a Prayer-and-Sharc. Each floor had a special time set aside

up with her Mr. Bear for a good night's sleep. For many girls, there are security teddy bears to help them sleep better at night!

every week to share prayer requests,

blessings, and wliat God was doing in people's lives.

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Umm-That's Good Stuff! Freshman Erika Sherman enjoys a can of microwavable dinner. When the cafeteria isn't exactly what you wanted, most girls have their own food to fall back on.

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A Rose For My Lady! Freshmen Tami Turner meets date Jason Spencer to be escorted to the banquet. Jason drove up for the occasion to spend time with his girlfriend.

Have Any Of You Ever Told A Redneck Joke? Speaker Mike Morrow mixes humor and seriousness as he gives his motivational speech on not letting go of your dreams! Mike even shared a little of his experiences with the students as a teacher.

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adkj^ Harvest Party was an eventful night full offun and laughter for everyone. Getting dressed up for the formal banquet,then enjoying a nice dinner were the evening activities. Surprisingly curfew was extended two hours because the ban quet was running late.

Entertainment was the highlight of the night. "Acting Up" per formed two skits and Rachel Nunley and Kendall Miller sang "Faithful Friend." Mike Morrow,the speaker,spoke about not letting other people steal away your dreams. Brother Jeff Riddle then announced the Twirp Awards. The

recipients ofthe awards received roses and candy as they were congratulated. As the banquet ended,couples went their seperate ways and enjoyed the rest of the evening. Even though the banquet went longer than expected and reservations were lost, students still had a blast as they replanned their evening's events.

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"I never expected it, but was very honored when my name was called!" -Dusty Clark

Wait A Minute They're Not Students! Bro.Jim

Are We liver CoinsTo Cet Started With The Program! Students begin to get fidgety because the program will not begin until ail students have had their

pictures made.

This was done so that

everyone would be able to sec the video that was made for the students.

Herring escorts Ms. Paulette to Harvest Party as they start off the line of beautifully dressed ladies. Ms. Paulette ^.1

and Bro. Jim liked to be involved with the students and

Harvest Party is just one of the many events.

You Know Ben, I Think It's Time For The Per fect Cheer! Sophomores Angel Derfelt and Ben South provide humorous entertainment as they mimic the Spartan cheerleaders. Angel and Ben were performing for Acting Up,who also provided another skit for entertainment.

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id- the deoAxm The annual Christmas party held in the foyer of Bruce Hall is always a much antici pated event. But, Christmas is more than just another tradition of Central Baptist College. It is an opportunity for the students to give hack to the community. Children from less fortunate homes are the beneficiaries of a gift giving celebration held by SGA. Dozens of kids from the community experience a happier and more joy filled Christmas holiday thanks to the unselfish ness and love of the student body. Complete with a freshly cut tree(that is traditionally just a few feet too tall to actually fit in the building) decorated by the students, the Christmas season also makes school a little more "homey" during the holidays. Decorations fill the lobby and foyer areas of both dorms. Often, students will decorate their rooms with miniature trees and even hang lights around their win dows.

The official Christmas party is also the time at which secret brothers and sisters reveal their identies to one another. The suspense, mystery, and intrigue ends with a final gift and a hug. Laughter and other joyful sounds fill the air. Christmas carols are sung by the talented and those with good intentions. Even more important than the material gifts exchanged are the memories that are made.

Countless students both past and present share a common hond as stories of Christmas are passed down. Years down the road, long after the candy is eaten and the shirt is worn and tattered, the memories remain. The Christmas spirit itself remains.

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"Isn't Christmasjust a wonderful time of the year; the music,the giving, and the presents!"

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Get My Gift You Die! Students sit around and talk as they wait for the Christmas Party to begin. The Christ mas Party was the last event for students to sit and relax before finals.

m m This Better Be Good Or You're Going To Get It! Freshmen Glenda Florence opens her secret brother gift. The Christmas Party is the big event for Secret Bro./Sis as they reveal their identities to one another.

I,IuSt Love These Guys! Sophomores Rachel Parker and Marc Paine get a little Christmas spirit from sophomore Andrew Dostal.

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He's Number One! Students gather around the bon fire as they sing songs and praise God. The bonfire rounded out the evening for the students and gave the students a chance to lift their burdens to the Lord.

Now,How Do You Spit These Things? Sopho more Hayleen Rabago participates in the first annual pump kin seed spitting contest. Students competed to see who had the most hot air to blow the seed the farthest; for some it was hard and for others it was a sinch.

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It was a time for students to meet alumni and

was a time for many parents to come see how CBC has changed since they were students at CBC. Though there was no basketball this year, there were still a lot of activities to participate in. Homecoming began with a concert by alumni Drew Cline and the Sound. Former CBC royaity were honored

and the new queen, Kim Dallas was crowned. For lunch, the Fish House catered to students and alumni. The aiumni

association also honored Doug Hoffmann with the Aiumni of Year Award for his hard work and dedication. As Homecoming came to an end, good-byes were said til next year. m

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I Appreciate You Guys!

Alumni of the Year Doug Hoffmann expresses his thanks to the Alumni Association.

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Fa, La, La! Former Royalty cotne together to be honored and to perform for Hotnecoming. This ceremony gave an opportunity for present stu dents to see past royalty and enjoy the music.

Singin The Night Away! Alumni Drew Cline performs with the Sound to kick off the Homecoming weekend.

ICan't Believe This, I'm So Happy! Jun

ior Holly Gamer gives up her crown to Sophomore Kim Dallas. Kim was chosen by the student body and was very excited when she was crowned.

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Now You Have To Look at it This Way Chad! Senior Julian Dominquez and Freshmen Chad

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Stephenson enjoy a quick lunch between classes. For commuters who had time to make a food run, fast food

was a change from cafeteria food.

I Wonder Why I Am The Only One Here? Sophomore James King waits for class to begin. For some commuting students there is not enough time to go somewhere el.se and eat between classes,so many are early for class.

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Picture Guy! Go PU University! The IMPACT team portrays the state school during their special Discovery Day skit.

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Qoilec^ Once again, Central Baptist College managed to pull-off another fantastic Discovery Day. Music Auditions began in the morning and were followed by registration. The IMPACT team presented student life. Numerous workshops came after the student presentation which was followed by the Student/Faculty reception. At the close of Discovery Day, the Childress Cafeteria provided a wonderful meal for ail of the prospective students. While enjoying their dinner, the visitors were entertained by several skits by Acting Up. The day ended with a concert provided by the singers.

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wThere's Only Two Things That Comes From Alabama! Sopho mores Cody Calhoun and Matt Akers portray the all boys school for the prospective students.

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Admis.sions Counselor Amy Martin welcomes students to the fall Discovery Day(Fall Preview Day).

CBC students hosted many

prospcctives students for Discovery Day. Prospectives students had the opportunity to stay

Science Can Be So Much Fun! Science Department Head Judy Gabbard explains the foundation CBC gives to students through their science classes. Mrs.

in the dorm to see whatdorm life was like.

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Gahhard loves to teach sciences at CBC because of the freedom to teach about creation and God.

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Conway has many Wednesday night activities for stu-

dents to participate in. SWAT,Spiritual Warfare And Train ing, is a youth oriented worship service led by college stu

dents at Conway High School cafeteria. It is an effective ministry for youth and is an excellent outreach program. SWAT is sponsored by Antioch Baptist Church and led by Jason Aultman.

Antioch also sponsors a college bible study for students. The group meets in various place each week for fellowship, devotion,and share time. Cen tral Baptist, as well as other churches provide a high school and a college bible study for area students to have a place to go to worship. Many students help in different ministries of the church. Some students

help out in nursery or teach the younger children of their church. These activi ties usually fulfill the requirement of Christian service for students. No matter what a Wednesday night consists of, there are plenty of opportunities to serve and to receive a blessing here at local churches.

"1 enjoy playing in the SWAT band because it gives me the opportunity to worship with high school students."

Scott Attebery

Can I Get An Amen! Freshman Brandon Cox enjoys sharing a message in his home church in Bowling Green,Ken tucky. Many young preachers have opportunities to preach at churches across the state.

I Am The Overhead Man! Sophomore Joei Greene looks surprised as he turns around to find a camera in his

face. Joel works with Antioch's youth group on Wednesday nights.

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Rock On! The SWAT Baud gels Conway youth pumped with their g-oovy tunes. SWAT uses Conway High School cafeteria to provide enough space for their youth.

Biblical Bonding. Students gather at Bruce Evan's house for a Wednesday night Bible study. They study various theological truths.

What's Up With Your Hair Jared? Jun ior Jared Wallace practices before swat starts. Jared helps lead singing during SWAT's Wednesday night ser vice.

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person? (She smells great; yes.) Have you seen the movie already? (Yes, but Eric Estrada is one fine actor.) Do you have the money to pay for admission and the required after-movie snack at Shoney's? (I don't have one red cent to my name.)

Often times students at Central Baptist College have less money than

they would like to have. In order to obtain additional funds, most students get a job off-campus. However, sometimes class schedules do not allow a person to leave campus for a job. That's where work study comes in. Work study allows a person to maintain a full class load and still work part-time on campus. Positions such as maintenance, helping a teacher as an aide, library assistant, cafeteria worker and even assisting the intramural direc tor exist to help many CBC students raise needed money for books, room and board, or even just a little extra spending money.

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Look At That Late Charge You're Gonna Have! Freshman Becky Partrick looks up books for I Gotta See Your Card!Sophomore Jeremy Franklin checks Junior Shawn Harris's id card. For a student to eat in the

cafeteria they have to have their social se curity number typed into the computer.

another student as she works in the library. The library offers work study students a quiet place to work.

I Just Love My Job! Freshman Kara Kear works at scraping the left over food into the garbage. Though the job may not be for everybody, it does provide an op portunity to see everyone as they put their dishes up.

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What's Up? Sophomore Dusty Clark tries to smile without falling over during an exciting game of Twister. The cafeteria served many purposes during the semester and Tim was willing to give of his time to provide things

for students to do!

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Twisted All Up! Freshman T.J,Johnson gets tangled as he tries to stay balanced in the crazy game of Twister. Games were always available on Tuesday nights for stress relievers during study breaks.

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^umna The curtain rose. . .And the people stood in awe as they

stepped into the time machine. All around them were signs of life from the 50's to the 90's. The students sat and viewed the history that was set on display before them.

This year was a breaking point for SMO and Spring Fling. Though Spring Fling is held every year, the guys really outdid themselves and surprised many people this year. SMO brought a

dazzling array of history that took students back and let them relive their memories. Videos, music, and food were used as

catalyst to turn a few hours into a lifetime of memories. The decorations displayed the imagination behind the event and the determination to give something to the students from SMO.

"Spring Fling was this year's best event" Bro. Hoffmann

And The Award Goes To... Sophomore Cody Gotta Love This Meal! A group of

Calhoun mc's for Spring Ring. Cody and the guys made

students wait for their meal as they enjoy each other's company. Spring Fling really motivated students for next year's activities.

Spring Fling unique by giving out their own awards.

Johnny Be Good! Senior Andy Johnsonjoins the band at Spring Ring to show offsome ofhis talent! Andy Is known for his enthusiasm with CBC events.

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It's Too Early For This!!! This group waits for chapel to start. It looks as if some of them may have dosed off. Chapels seems early for some, but after getting started it proves to be the highlight of somone's day.

She's Too Young!!! Junior Jason Johnson plays the part of the mortician in the skit "Mother I'm Dying." This is one of Acting Up's favorites.

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akm-' it t&- the- ice SGA sponsored a night of fun at the Little Rock Skating Arena. For the first hour students could skate and show off their

wonderful and graceful techniques. Some chose to stay near the rail that went around the rink and the more daring ones tried skating out in the middle of the rink. For the second hour students got the chance to test their athletic ability in broomball.

Broomball is game that consist of a small broom-like stick and small orange ball and instead of skates- tennis shoes. The air was cold and as the competition began to die down, it was time to make the trip back to Conway.

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Just A Little Touch! Fre.shman Corey

Edwards sets up his shot for the goal during one of the exciting broom ball games.

Cindy Robinson break from the line to show off their stunt routine.

Girl, Don't Even Think About Getting Me Off This Wail. Junior Holly Garner and Freshmen Staci Rhea and Alisha Hillis

stick together and play it safe along the wall. Broom Ball

I Do! Senior Jeff Herring and wife Kristen were mar ried in July of 1996. It was hard for the couple to plan their wedding with both going to school and living in the dorms last year.

Engaged Young! Freshman Tami Turner and mili tary fiance Jason Spencer at a military ball. It's nice to know that you could always have someone there for those special occasions.

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you're the Greatest! Sophomore Christy Shook gives Xim a hug and presents him with a plaque on behalf of the student body and faculty thanking he and Jamie for their dedication to the school

Can I At Least Have My Hand Back, Barry? Freshman Barry DeWitt jumps over Dean Riddle to get the rebound

during the student/faculty game at Thanksgiving. The Food Service Committee sponsored this tournament to raise enough food to feed four families for Thanksgiving. 1-

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The activity--Hacky Sac. This spring semester Hacky sac was reintroduced to many of the students. Some loved it, some tried to avoid it, but most everyone felt they had to joined in. Originating probably before the birth of Moses, hacky has grown *to be known worldwide. This sport is played by the quickness of the feet. Rules include, never say you are sorry for messing

up, the use of hands is not permitted, and the longer you keep it going the better you are (no matter how silly you look doing it.)

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every year, one in the fall and one in the spring semester. Students are always ready to lend a helping hand and participate. Of course

the free snacks don't hurt! The students are always patient as they wait in line.

This year, there were a few casualties, such as Jason Speer. Jason seem to have gotten a little light-headed and fell when he got up. He had to be taken to get stitches. Not only students gave, but teachers also participated in the drive. This year CBC almost reached their goal of 50 units of blood each semester. In the spring semester there were over fifty who wanted to donate blood, but not all of them could give because of various reasons. People

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explains the notes to freshmen Joey Riley and Melissa Beardsley. Group studying usually helped many student to discover some notes they didn't get in class.

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A Curve, HA!!! Dr. South grades hd students' papers with an evil eye. Dr. Soun is an adjunct professor and teaches severaj Bible courses each semester.

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f I Can't See A Thing! Sophomore ICim Dallas reviews for her labpractical in biology. Some seem to think that biology is the hardest class to pass at CBC.

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thing on our endless schedules ol' things to do, one more re quirement to earn that coveted diploma. But. labs are an im portant part of our education here at Central. Uiuler the leach

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during the -yweek? ' ' •at" c e E t i ti times.

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day eve nings eol-i lecting lab papers for

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This helps

those involved to gain a better understanding of the material covered.

I, Hope We Don't Blow Anything Up!

Lab Assistant Jason Dougan and Sophomore Daniel Ibaira work together on a , Chemistry Lab assignment-

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that they would have to clean the labratory. They worked for several days gelling the lab ready to be closed for Christmas. Then came the dreaded finals. After that, labs were over for

another semester. Bveryone that was involved learned some -

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Did You Get That Word? Mrs. Head copies terms down upon the board in her Enulish Lileniturc class.

The English department at Central Baptist College provides a variety of classes for the students. These classes are taught by Susan Burks, Wilda Head and

Henry Smiley. Classes offered are English funda mentals,

Cbmposilion

I and H, World

Literature,

Engl ish Literature,

Speech, and Intro. to Drama. T

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Along with providing basic courses for general education, there are a growing number of courses for those who wish to major in English elsewhere. Each semester sees the addition of a new English class. The teachers in the English department have added something special to Central

Baptist College. They have shown a great concern for the students and continue to give their best to all that walk these halls.

This Is The Way It GoeSi... Mr. McCullers. the ^

:speecii.teacher;;explains rhe;; : proper techniiques. of pijblie

If You Look At It

This Way..,b Mr. Smlley gathers his class aroundilijia = to create ra :Biore'telaXM :

cnvirontnentitn Lwhichrheiis V able to better relate to his

:.students.

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k'ord? Mrs. Head 1 the board in her

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speech was getting to class at 8:00 in the morning." Charity Leslie

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You Did What? Brother Smiley accepts a phone call in his office between class periods. His office walls were

blanketed with literary posters and his shelves stacked high with books.

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[^lore Work At The Computer ^jmissions Director Amy Martin knows that ^(jmputers are useful for more than just

games and e-mail, but are also useful in fjcruiting new students

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line. Many more students seemed lo ilisco\er the internet. With all the games,e-mail,chat rooms, and m '''

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the net,

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serious business. Computers were still used for word processing and other classes. At times, computer

Luis Onega tests his class teachers had to remind students of when class theory that a keyboard hours were so they would know when to leave the can double as a pillow. classroom. Overall, the computer labs were always

a great place for students to talk and spend free time.

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Number For That Book! Sopi,| more Kim Dallas looks for a particular boi

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In the library,so she can finish her studying

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hearts of many a college student. Where do you begin to undertake yet another journey to the land of .Academia. The library, of course. The library may be the

most underused

and least apprec i aIed building on campus. When

most students

think of the li

brary, ihcy are reminded of the

time they had to go for iVeshman

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an english cla.ss to become ac

quainted with such famous lu

minaries as the

card

catalog

and the refer ence section.

However, the

library has so much rtiore to

otter than just a bunch of books.

The librai y is the perfect place for a group study session. Study rooms in the back, no outside interference, tables and chairs fso you can sit nest to your potential "significant other"), and a soundproof room

are the main ingredients in this recipe for an ".A-i-". With its plush easy chairs, the library also offers a perfect place for reading and

SojjhOrnore 6en Sbffh spends.someOf tii.sJeisirs Itime caleliing up oa his 'inagazine reading.

relaxing. Last, and certainly not least, the library is a good place to sit and chat (quietly, of course) without a lot of distractions.

Many of the students at Central Baptist College do not realize the vast eii|oymcin they nli^^ by avoiding the library. Besides obtaining books for resctirch and enjoyment. the library offers a lot of secondary ad vantages. BBi

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! The Catalog it Book! Sopho. or a particular boo^^ finish her studying

This Ethics Panel Will Be The

Death Of Me. Senior Keith Brown takes a break from his intense studies. By the look on his face studying has added more to his life than just knowledge.

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back as she leaves the library for the afternoon.

Of Course I Have Time For

Leisure Reading! Sophomore Matt Newman reads a magazine in the

library. Students used the library for other things besides studying.

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Last Timi Freshman Melli

Reception. It has beer

Some Very Hard Shoes Tn Filit

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Perrry Zieset and Norman Crass smile

during Bro.Grass's retirement reception in the cafeteria. Bro. Crass gave many years of hard work and dedication and

left Perry some very hard shoes to fill.

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Going In For The Laviip! Dean of Students Jeff Riddle plays a game of bas

ketball at the Toad Suck park. Jeff, being dean of Students has the opportunity to spend time with students.

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uf the nutsi suceess,riil ol'anx era in CIK' hisinrx.

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Jjist Sitting Around Thinking! Director of Ad missions Amy Martin relaxes at the President's Reception. The president's reception is to allow students and faculty to become aquainted.

pect oi'CBC's administration causes it to stand out from otiicr colleges" leadership. That quality is the hands-on approach to student relationships. It is not uncommon to see a vice-

president of the school spend time talking to a freshman about his or studies. In days past, one would be certain to see two particular faculty members take on any would-be heroes in a game of ping-pong.

Much of the success of Central Baptist College can be credited to the undying devotion of the administration, hor the love of the institution and the students, many of the ad ministration have sacrificed to make CBC just a little better.^ .

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Laurie Myers-Admin. Secreatary Jami FoutS-SOS Director Tim PoutS-Food Service Director

7Beverly Sayers-Faculty Secretary Bobby Wilkey-Maintenance

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Christmas in

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n Look At All The New Students! Merry Christmas! President

j'j The faculty men sit and chat about the Attebery and his wife Janice get upcoming year at the President's reception, involved with the student's lives by The reception provides an opportunity for attending school events like the students to get to know each other and to get Christmas party,

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Jim Courtney-Chairman Music Mark Hamby-Coach Joan Hannah-Professor Music

Wilma Head-Professor English Johnnie Hoffmann-Professor

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student enrolled at Central Baptist College and now leaves to retire af ter fourty years of faithful service. "I've spent almost my entire life here," says Bro. Brown. Almost ev ery student who has ever attended CBC has sat in one of his history

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Bro. Brown could make history

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fore his students in the stories he re I'.'

lated. His students jokingly re marked, "History ought to be real to Bro. Brown, he lived most of it."

His warmth, love of teaching and memorable humorous stories are go ing to be missed. Those of us who had the good priviledge of setting

under Bro. Brown are much richer

for the experience. Bro. Brown states "I loved every minute of it". "Well, So did we Bro.

Brown, so did we". Our prayer for you is that your retirement be long and enjoyable and that God continue to bless you. You have certainly been a blessing to us.

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"1 Loved Every Minute of it." Kenneth R. Brown

Bro. Brown shares his wit and wisdom.

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:cretao'Dana Bearb

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That Much Money, Soniieone Has To Pay For Your School! Christi Bell works for Bro. Ziezet in the administratio

building. Christi is in charge of financial aid.

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the camera man before starting her afternoon of work. This is Joann's first semester to be at CBC.

Play It Again Sam! CBC faculty

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Staff & Faculty

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gight! Bro. Broi

beverages as they ^ould like for dinni

You Know Erika, You're The Bomb! Freshman Josh Swart and Erika Sherman get a chance to visit while they wait on the main course to get to their table.

Hit

His Last Supper! Senior Andy Johnson takes one of his last

drinks from the Childer's cafeteria

during the Student Appreciation

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serves a salad to Sophomore Angel Deifelt.

You Don't Say Dr. Thomas! Senior Bobby Conway talks with his waiter Bro. Thomas as Bobby and the rest of his table enjoy their meal.

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Qkien Bible Department

SGA Member of the Year

James Daniels

Luis Ortega

SWO Award

Intramural Skills Champions Christy Shook Don Roseberry

Beth Cantrell

Outstanding Pianist Kayla Harvison

Intramural Spirit Award Lana Schmidt

Outstandin Vocalists

Luis Ortega

Matt Newman

Keri Speer

Intramural Athletes of

Choir Member of the Year

Joy Pearce

Don Roseberry Christy Shook

Oustanding Business

Intrml. 2nd Year Award

Anna Green

Andy Johnson Christy Shook

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Mr. and Miss CBC

Scott Attebery Joy Pearce

SGA Honoi

Intramurals! Junior Don Roseberry and Sophomore Christy Shook received intramurals awards for Skills Events, Most Points, and Overall

Winners. Freshmen Luis Ortega and Lana Schmidt received the best spirit award.

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Government As their hard work

f the Year and imore Joy Pearce oir Member of the

Music Department! Juniors Matt Newman and Kerri Speer both were honored with plaques for their outstanding performance in vocals.

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Thomas, Chairperson of the Bible Department awarded the Outstanding Bible Student award to

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SGA Member! Freshman Luis Ortega was voted outstanding SGA member of the year by his peers on the Student Government

SGA Honored! The entire Student Roseberry and ived intramurals

Association.

Government Association was honored for their hard work and dedication.

fnts, and Overall nd Lana Schmidt

Awards Assembly 87

These two pages are provided for those that feel the yearbook staff failed to provide adequate coverage of you in this book. Instructions: Just find

some snapshots of you doing wonderful and out standing stuff. Paste pics in the spaces provided and think up appropriate cap tions. No one need know

you did it yourself.

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Graduation 1997 The moment we look forward to at the beginning of our college carrer has finally arrived. Graduation Day. The ex citement builds as we rehearse each pan of the program. "Sure, don't want to do something stupid in front of our friends." Finally the time arrives and we don our cap and

gowns, place the tassel in the right place, line up and pre pare to enter the auditorium. As we enter we realize the place is jammed with family

Final preparationt A last minute adjustment of the tassel and every thing is ready.

and friends who have come

share this moment

with us. We listen

to a great

address by Lu hardin,-Director oil

the

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partment| of Higheri Education-

but what, we are re-.

ally listen-' ing for is: our name

so we can walk across the stage and receive our diploma.

Once in our hands we realize that we are really college gradu ates.. The president of the Alumnii Association tells us to move our tassels and "Hey. That's it". As soon as we walk

Friends

Forever.

Heidi and Joy pose for a pre-graduation pic ture.

out of here it's over.

Our classmate, Andy Johnson was recognized as having made the greatest contribution while he was a student at

Central Baptist College. With all that he has done he cer tainly deserved it.

It s over, and leaving is harder than 1 ever thought it would be. Part of me will always be here. 90 Academics

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dents to demonstrate their

skills. All the events pro vided a great time for Christian fellowship. All the games were well at tended and provided great competition. Coach Hamby did a marvelous job organizing the games. The players demonstrated

Christian atti

tudes through out.

Even with

winners and los ers

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Nice Form Barret! Senior Barret Beyer and Jun

ior Mark Brandon and Bro. Johnnie Hoffmann compete at the Faculty vs. Students basketball game. The game was very exciting as the faculty and students played their

ior Cody Calhoun battle it out on the ping pong table. Ping Pong is not he most physical sport, but the mind has to be in perfect condition to play.

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winaina into action August 29, 1996 the practice games for the intramural fall sof tball league began.; l^i$!

years teams consists of two girls' teams headed up by captains Ragan Miller and Dustf^i Clark. Three teams made up the guys league with the captains being Andy Johnson,Tim Maxwell,and Cody Calhoun. '1^"* * ^ iAt,

Softball brought out the competitiveness of all the teams. After the practice games came the tournament games. The girls battled it out as it came to down the last game, where Miller's team only won by one point. The guys team took it all the way down to sudden death. In the last game. Maxwell's team took the victory. Softball gave students the opportunity to show their athletic ability and their spirit for the game. Student came out to have a great time visiting and watching some action filled softball.

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time. The softball evenings usually consisted of a girl's game followed by one or two guy's games.

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Return This Babv! Sophomore Paul Pratt shows off his lightning serve. With the awesome power he puts behind his serve, it makes it hard for the rcciever to return the ball.

Paul had a lot of tennis experience by playing through high school.

Champions

Singles Andrew Dostal Jaime Dickson

Doubles John Dostal/ Andrew Dostal BIB

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Christy Shook Christy Shook/Don Roseberry

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Freshman Lanna Schmidt returns a shot,

Shook warms up before her single's tournament begins. Many students practiced before their matches began, hoping to improve their game.

but is not far enough back, making it a difficult one to hit.

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For some tennis just proved some people need to start practicing more and for others it was just another match. There were many who had never played before, who played and had a lot of fun. Tennis proved to be one of the more active sports at CBC.

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Fceshman Corey IMwaiils KgBts ;lo( control of the hall at the tip off of agame. <

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And It Away It Flies! Freshman Chris Voss launches a shot hopeing to put his team ahead during one of the final 3-on-3 games in the men's division.

Champions Women's Three Point Christy Shook

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Men's 3-on3 Loren Miller, Brent Brown,

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Women's 3-on3 Sarah Dailey, Sarah Puckett, Asley Inmon,Christy Shook

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who can keep returning the ball the long est.

Champions Singles Chang Pui Christy Shook

Doubles Tang Wui/ Chang Pui

Ragan Miller/ Chritsy Shook

Luis Ortega/ Christy Shook

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Just The Right Touch! Fresh man Luis Ortega follows through on his shot during a very competitive game of pickle ball. Though most people don't know what pickle hall is til they come to CBC, they enjoy playing this very odd game.

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The choir has worked very hard to learn the style of music that Bro. Ricard selected, and by the end of the year they had about mastered it. Going from a contempo rary program to that of a more classical mood was very difficult. For the first time in recent history, the choir choose not to make a recording. The choir performed many times throughout the year. They even helped with

the first annual "Hanging of the Green", pre senting a Christmas Concert composed of the handbell choir, men's chorus, a solo by

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Calvary tour with the choir. After the Spring Tour and Spring Break, the choir returned to perform the "Seven Last Words of Christ", an Easter musical. The soloists were Matt Newman, Keri Speer, and Jason Alexander (Hendrix student). Mrs. Hanna and Joy Peirce accom panied the choir for this concert. The year was ended with a trip to

Jonesboro the weekend before finals. They did not know until they arrived there that

they would be singing four times on that one Sunday! They met the challenge and had one of their best concerts of the year. That night

they declared their driver Bill Hill as an hon

orary choir member. Arriving back in Conway, they stopped to refuel the bus. When it was full. Bill tried to restart and it wouldn't! Members called friends and were

transported back to CBC that way. The choir has had a wonderful year. Even though many members will not be re

turning next year, but they will carry the memories of this year with them.

t 1996-97 CBC Choir-back 1 to r- Matt Lovell, Jason Stephens, Kerry Green, Jason Johnson, Jare^l Wallace, Micheal Pollard, Scott Attebery, Andy Johnson, Morgan O'Neal, Cameron Wallace, Brad Sweeney, Sam Webb, and Joel Young, middle row-Angel Derfelt, Christina Watson, Kim Martin ' Penny Houston, Jason Speer, Kendall Miller, Ben South, Matt Newman, Rachel! Nunle)

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to the people as they walked by. Wednes day was spent at Sea World of Texas. Thursday morning was spent in the Riverwalk area, with the group traveling to Houston for dinner that evening. Af ter dinner, they went on to Lufkin, where they spent the night. The next morning, they made their way back to Conway, ar riving back "home" at about 5:00pm. Many memories and friendships were made on choir tour.

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ministry. This was the beginning of the Central Baptist Singers. As could be guessed by their name,this group uses their God given talent to praise Him through song. Their contempo rary sound and youthful, yet profes sional persona on stage is a great tool for attracting new students. The Singers keep to a pretty tight sched ule. They tour, usually three week ends out ofthe month. Between prac tice, touring, and choir they have to work extra hard to keep their grades up. However,being together as much as they are they have formed life-long friendships. The Singers of today

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fifteen this year. The leader of the group is Rachel Parker. This year Acting Up had its first op portunity to perform at a public school. In addition to perform ing in chapel,the group also per forms on and off campus, and at Discovery Day. With each up coming year, the opportunities given to Acting Up are constantly increasing.

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