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Scott Mannes and addition to the music

Bryan Curtis practice department due to

with the hand bell increased interest

choir for the Thanks­ among students who

giving concert. The played bells in high

To prepare for the bell choir was a new school.

drama team ministry,

Dr. Frame, Pete St.

John and Kristen

"I began teaching at CCC in French shop for out­

fits. “I enjoyed be­
the fall of 1996. What thrills
ing able to interact

me most about teaching in with high school stu­

the Communication Arts de­ dents. Although

partment is when I see in there were many

early mornings and
the eyes and faces of stu­
stressful situations,

dents that they are begin­ the Lord taught me

ning to grasp and appreciate patience through it

the principles they are all,” Kristen said.

working to learn in class."

Sophomore Sarah
-Dr. Robert Cundiff Beth Peterson gives

instruction to her

cello student during a

weekly lesson. Sa­

rah Beth has been

teaching both cello

and piano for three

years. She said, “I

enjoy using the tech­

niques I learn in my

private lessons and

teaching them to my

never had the desire to own students.”

teach, but after a teaching

assistantship at Purdue, I

discovered I enjoyed it. Re­

calling the impact my CCC

professors had on my life, I

Fine
prayed about the Lord's will
A

in the decision to return to
rts

the college. He not only

gave me the desire to come

back, but also opened the

door." -Dr. Melissa Frame,

featured in Fiddler on the Roof with

Professor Ron Billingsley

Dr. Craig Ralston has taught

here for eight years. "The

best part of teaching at

Clearwater is being able to

minister to my students one-

on-one, since I teach smaller

classes and private lessons.

For their Monday Importance of Being arts major, I enjoy
W ith smaller class sizes there
night Acting II class, Ernest.” The class both learning how to

is much individual attention Melissa Anderson, also performed act myself and un­

given to each student." Tim Bjorgan, and “Othello” and “Anti­ derstanding how

Josh Galster perform gone.” Josh said, people communicate

a scene from “The "As a communication with each other.”