Page 70 - Clearwater Christian College 1994

Following In The

FOOTSTEPS

s-each year passes, students make an
a impression on one another that lasts beyond

graduation. One graduate, who is missed by

those with automobiles, is Dave Eisenbeck.

Dave was known to most students as “ Mr.

Goodwrench” . With the absence of Dave, other

“ mechanics” have taken over his duties. There are

now several people willing to take a look at their

fellow students’ vehicles. Most college students

understand the importance of a reliable automobile

and find it difficult to survive when theirs is not

working properly. There is always a campus mechanic

willing to apply his knowledge of automobile

mechanics and help a friend at the same time.

Easier to fix and cheaper to run than cars are

motorcycles. Casey Southerland from Ohio brought

his motorcycle with him when he returned in the fall.

He said, “ Having a motorcycle is very convenient. I

can ride it year-round in Florida, and I get much Dr. Lo attempts to

better gas mileage. I thought I’d be an odd ball with assist Derek Holser

fix his motorcycle.
my bike, but there are five others on campus.”

He accidentally

broke one of the

lights on Derek’s

motorcycle and

tries to explain

what happened.

Sophomores Mike

Ramsey and Mark

Brendel and

freshman Sam

Anderson take a

look under the

hood of Mark's car.

Mark appreciates

the willingness of

his friends to help.

Sam says that one

of his favorite

things to do is to

work on cars.

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