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tice

dustra Mr. Tyarrar Jones,

the Steele Hall resi­

dent advisor, deliv­

ers boxes which

working the units in Emmons
were in storage to

Hall on a staff work

day just before the

students returned.

The staff was up to

the challenge of get­

ting ready for the
ible-based teaching selor. Although a niece of Dr. new school year.

is something most people Stratton, she said, uIt’s great Hanging out at the

think of when they ponder to offer suggestions and share airport with the vol­

the differences between a your opinions about things at leyball team, Miss

Christian college and a secu­ CCC, but he’s definitely not Janelle Hamblen

keeps everyone

lar institution. Though the one to show favoritism!” smiling. She accom­

faculty’s devotion to Christ Miss Whiteford and Miss panied the team to

and adherence to the Word Hamblen said they are lov- Iowa for the National

Championship. She

of God have a major impact ing their time here and are said, “It has been

on college life, the faculty are looking forward to what God one of the things

I’ve enjoyed the
not the only ones who teach will be doing in their futures. most this semester.”

the students to follow God’s

leading. The staff also are

working to guide the stu­

dents in making right choices

and developing Christ-hon-

oring patterns of living.

Two new staff members

were Miss Davina Whiteford,

resident advisor in Emmons

Hall and Miss Janelle

Hamblen, resident hall coun-

Miss Nicole Ambler • Confidents!

Assistont to Dean of Enrollment Services

Mrs. Donna Bates

Admissions Receptionist

Mr. Mark Bates

Director of Student Activities

Mr. Brent Burman

Staff Assistont Maintenance

Mr. Michael Clater

Assistant Librarian

Mrs. Debbie Colwell

Manager of Centre Court Cafe

Miss Beth Darby • Confidential Assistant to the

Vice President for Academic Affairs

Mrs. Karla Davies

Secretary to the Registrar

Mrs. Ruth Decked

Co-Manager of Campus Store

Mr. Phil Dennis

Director of Graphic Services