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tudents set spiritual as well as

academic goals for themselves.

Knowing that academic goals are

important, and spiritual goals

are a priority, seniors realize

they must have a balance in

their lives. Without having a balance, the

students know they can never have a

successful college career or a successful

career in the future.

As seniors come to the close of their

college years, they realize the need to “rise

up and build for their future.’’ During this

stage of life, it becomes necessary, more than

ever, to live a strong Christian life, to be a

testimony unto the Lord, and a Christ-like

example to others. Clearwater Christian

College is the foundation which teaches

students how to rise up and make their

Christian lives strong. This is accomplished

through the godly counsel of faculty and staff

members. After four years of building on this

foundation, seniors are ready to rise up and

begin building their own future established on

God’s Word.

— “ “ “ “ “ —“ As president of Alpha Chi, Jason

Wratchford takes part in the

| ^ responsibility of setting up the chapel to

B ^ P i| prepare for the induction of new

members this fall. This year, the society

had a record induction of seven people. As

an honor society, it is a very special part

A of an individual’s college career.

The officers for the Senior class are: Julie

Head, Treasurer; Dan Kuhbander,

Chaplain; Greg Bonnell, President; Bill

Kruppa, Chorister; Becky Loges, Vice

President; and not pictured Eba Spowart,

Secretary.