LBC Presents 'Calvary'On April 4,5,6

"Crucify him, crucify him!" shouted the angry mob as Pilate (Dennis Chapman) sought to set Christ (David Zick) free. So was the last week of Christ's life portrayed by L.B.C students in the play 'Calvary' presented in the Thomas Road Baptist Church on April 4,5,6.

The 'Passion Play' stems from the performance by priests to help people understand the Scripturesduring the Middle Ages. Inthe village of Oberammergan, Austria the 'Passion Play' is performed every ten years to commemorate deliverance from the plague. Many gather for the inspiration thisstirring play brings.

At L.B.C, the play is an opportunity for allstudents to participate in a production that presents the Gospel through drama After tryouts and selection for the different parts, students preceded production with many weeks of preparation.

RIGHT: Bearing that old rugged cross Jesus, portrayed by David Zick, struggles on to Calvary. TOP: Jesus manifests his power over death by calling Lazarus (Rodney Minich)forth from the grave

LEFT: Back stage, Mike Elyrehearses his script of Caiaphas, the High Priest RIGHT:AnointingJesus'feet,Mary,played by Diane Gross, worshipfully displays her love for the Savior.

BELOW: Pilate (Dennis Chapman) washes his hands of the matter

OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Dr Falwell and Dr Ed Hindson perform a skit at the Spring Banquet adding a little humor OPPOSITE

PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT:Joyce Rhoden, Miss LBC,and herdate, Rick Pelloni,enjoy the fellowship that the Christmas Banquet provides.OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT:The Ohman trioprovides entertainment at the Christmas Banquet. RIGHT: Kathy Ruckman poses inthe plush surroundings ofthe Hotel Roanoke

BELOW: Rick Sirico and Lori George enjoy the humor of one of the skits BOTTOM: Diane Susek,solistforthe Spring Banquet, and her mother