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CLEARWATER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE • 1995 CAUSEWAY • IN HIS STEPS

Commencement Is Jnst The Beginning

On M ay 6, seventy-three stu­

dents became alumni of the

College as they walked the

aisle to receive their diplomas

from Dr. Youstra. Students,

faculty, staff, friends, and

family members listened as

Dr. James Singleton chal­

lenged the graduates in the

comfort of the gym's newly-

installed air-conditioning

system. The concert choir

jvided the special music,

o The evening before, Pas-

i t Wayne Golson made the

baccalaureate address. Stu­

dents Bob Sallee, Jonathan
The wide smiles found on the faces of these graduates is representative of the

Yoder, Am y Kretzer and John feelings of others who have finished a task that has been the focus of their

Schell gave testimonies, and lives. Beth Webb, Rhonda Baylor, and Tammy Hutto have obviously gone

through their undergraduate years with friends to share fun and tough times.
fellow graduate Greg Bonnell

blessed the audience with process. For years, the Col­

"People Need the Lord." The lege has hosted the teacher

summer ensembles also sang recruitment conference,

special numbers. where representatives from

The future for these Christian schools come to

graduates is exciting, but in talk to the many students who ^ Basketball

many cases it is also uncer­ are hoping to teach after

tain. Graduating seniors learn graduating. Mike Bartlett was

to trust God to show them one graduate who found a job ^ Music & drama

what He wants them to do through this process. He said,

with the education He has "It's good to know I'll be a <£> SOFTBALL

helped them to finish. For teacher and not a student at

students in the business de­ school next year. I learned T Baseball

partment, some businesses most by student teaching, and

have conducted on-campus because of it, I feel totally

interviews to help with this prepared for my job." Et cetera