Grace Theological Seminary - Xapis / Grace Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

• GftXZ TIG0L0G1CAL SEMKMV GRACE COOtCt 1 THE 1959 And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. Luke 2:52 Page Two GRACE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AND GRACE COLLEGE Winona Lake, Indiana Page Three And Jesus Increased In Wisdom In Stature . . In Favor With God . . . In Favor With Man Page Four Page Five i fi©ieATioN PAUL R. BAUMAN A.B., B.D., D.D. BIBLE TEACHER A multiple ministry has been characteristic of this educator. Ordained to the Brethren ministry in May, 1934, he became the pastor of the Second Brethren Church of Los Angeles for eight years. After serving as an adminstrator at the Bible In- stitute of Los Angles, he came to Grace Seminary in 1947 and has since served as Professor of Apolo- getics and Homiletics, Executive Vice President, and Vice President in Charge of Public Relations. Ministering to the denomination as an evange- list and a Bible teacher, he has spoken in nearly every Brethren Church. He is also a leading board member of the Home Missions Council and of the Brethren Missionary Herald. In 1956 he received a citation from the Air Force for outstanding service as a speaker at the chaplains ' retreat held in Alaska. In recognition of a broad, diversified, and ef- fective ministrv we dedicate this 1959 GRACE to DR. PAUL R. BAUMAN. WORLD TRAVELER PamMericm M hirrn Arour ivc Page Seven And Jesus increased ... In Wisdom . OUR PRESIDENT SPEAKS . . . The central obligation imposed by the Chris- tian Faith is an unreserved acknowledgement of Jesus as Lord. And the enterprise of true edu- cation cannot escape this great imperative. That is why we here in this Christian school— students and faculty alike— must recognize and accept Jesus Christ for all that He claimed to be: God manifest in the flesh and therefore Lord of hu- man life, infinitely able to help in the solution of all our problems regardless of their nature. Moreover we must actually take these prob- lems to Him, and let it be known that such is our fixed policy and habit. We shall not talk less about the ideals and principles and ethics of Christ, but we shall talk more about Christ Himself. We must understand that apart from Him all religion becomes merely a form of godli- ness, altogether powerless to transform human life or to solve the riddle of human existence. Because we love our fellowmen, we cannot tolerate anything that savors of dishonor or dis- loyalty to Christ. If we must choose between pleasing Him and pleasing men, we shall not hesitate no matter how great the loss materially to our institutions; for we shall count the re- proach of Christ greater riches than any reward that the world might offer. We will not reject ideas merely because they happen to be new or old; but we expect to bring all things to the test of the mind of Christ as revealed in the Holy Scriptures. We shall not cease to strive for worthy recognition from those who may set the standards of educational excellence, but we are under an infinite obligation to set Christ above all. And we shall prize His word, Well done, beyond all the fair words and plaudits of men. Page Ten PRESIDENT ALVA J. McCLAIN Th.M., D.D., L.L.D. Professor of Christian Theology Page Eleven WILLIAM A. OGDEN D.D. Executive Vice President PAUL R. BAUMAN A.B., B.D., D.D. Vice President in charge of Public Relations ADMINISTRATION HERMAN A. HOYT B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Dean and Professor of New Testament and Greek Page Twelve HOMER A. KENT, SR. Th.M. Th.D. Registrar and Professor of Church History and Practical Theology JAMES L. BOYER B.D., S.T.M., Th.D. Financial Secretary and Professor of Greek and New Testament FACULTY HOMER A. KENT, JR. B.D., Th.M, Th.D. Professor of New Testament and Greek NORMAN H. UPHOUSE A.M., B.D., Th.M., Ed.D. Professor of Education JOHN C. WHITCOMB, JR. B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Professor of Old Testament RALPH W. GILBERT A.B., A.M., B.D., Th.M. Professor of Literature JOHN REA A.M., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Professor of Bible and Archaeology S. HERBERT BESS A.B., A.M., B.D., Th.M. Professor of Hebrew DONALD OGDEN A.B., A.M., B.D. Professor of Music AVA L. SCHNITTJER A.B., A.M., M.R.E. Dean of Women and Professor of Speech Page Thirteen FACULTY JESSE D. HUMBERD B.S., A.B., A.M., B.D. Associate Professor in Science and Mathematics ROLLAND N. HEIN A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor in Literature and English NATHAN M. MEYER B.S., B.D., Th.M. As.si.5ffl if Professor in Homiletics R. WAYNE SNIDER A.B., B.D., Th.M. Dean of Men and Associate Professor in History BENJAMIN A. HAMILTON A.B.. B.D., Th.M. Research Librarian and Instructor in Spanish RICHARD G. MESSNER A.B., B.D. Assistant Professor in Bible and Director of Athletics J. WORL STUBER A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor in Philosophy and Bible MRS. MABEL C. HAMILTON A.B., B.Ch.E., M.R.E. Librarian Page Fourteen ALVA W. STEFFLER A.B. Part-Time Instructor in Organ and Art MRS. YVONNE J. MESSNER A.B. Part-Time Instructor in Physical Education MRS. BEVERLY KENT A.B. Part-Time Instructor in Voice FACULTY JOHN G. MARTIN A.B., M.R.E. Part-Time Instructor in Music Education MRS. EDISENE M. WHITCOMB A.B. Part-Time Instructor in Art c WSk IB - s , • 9k m 5 % Jr a 2fc MRS. MIRIAM UPHOUSE Graduate of Philadelphia Bible Institute Part-Time Instructor in Art and Health Education JESSE B. DELOE, JR. A.B. Teaching Fellow in French and Linguistics WARREN DRIVER B.S., A.M. Teaching Fellow in Science and Education Page Fifteen ROBERT C. MESSNER A.B. Teaching Fellow in Music LOWELL HOYT A.B., B.D. Teaching Fellow in Mathematics HARRY D. GOEHRING B.S. Teaching Fellow in Science Page Sixteen FACULTY RONALD O. HENRY A.B. Teaching Fellow in History WILLIAM YEAGER B.S. Teaching Fellow in Economics and Sociology Not Pictured JAMES KINTNER B.S. Teaching Fellow in Physical Geography MRS. DOROTHY ROUGH B.S. Teaching Fclloiv in Education MRS. NANCY MESSNER A.B. in Preparation Undergraduate Fellow in Music JEANETTE TURNER A.B. in Preparation Undergraduate Fellow in Music OFFICE STAFF Air DORCAS BEAM Secretary to the Bursar GERTRUDE KAUFFMAN Receptionist and Recorder GEORGE CONE Superintendent of Grounds 1 MfcJUMjB g i fc. h- - $£M w m K:!-..- , - :- i ii £fll STUDENTS And Jesus increased . . . In Stature . . . SEMINARY SENIORS t OFFICERS PRESIDENT Robert Spradlirig VICE PRESIDENT Jack Riggs SECRETARY Keith Binkley TREASURER Larry Richmond CHAPLAIN Charles Martin SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Alva Steffler DAVID BRAINERD BARTLETT, M.R.E. North Amherst, Massachusetts B.A., Providence-Barrington B.C. 7 Thessalonians 5:24 H. KEITH BINKLEY, B.D. Gary, Indiana B.A., Wheaton College Class Officer 3 Practical Work 2, 3 Annual Staff 2 Galatians 5:16 JOHN P. BURKE, B.D. Berne, Indiana B.A., Fort Wayne B. C. Class Officer 2 Student Council 2 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Chorus 3 Psalm 37:23 FREDRICK O. BURKLIN, B.D. Germany B.A., Grace College Class Officer 1 Student Pastorate 2 World Missions Fellowship 1 Chorus 3 Titus 1:3 ROBERT G. CLINTON, B.D. Dublin, Pennsylvania B.A., Grace College Practical Work 1, 2, 3 ROY DICE, B.D. Palmyra, Pennsylvania B.A., Grace College Class Officer 1 Student Council 2, 3 Practical Work 1 Colossians 3:1-4 Page Twenty-One WARREN W. DRIVER, B.D. Dayton, Ohio B.S., University of Dayton M.A., Los Angeles State College Practical Work 1, 2 Class Officer 2 I Timothy 4:16 DONALD RICHARD GOODHART B.D. Manchester, Connecticut B.A., Providence-Barrington B. C. Psalm 27:1 Am C3 i - MELVIN C. HOBSON, B.D. Mansfield, Ohio B.A., Bryan University Student Pastorate 2 Practical Work 1, 2 Isaiah 50:7 JAMES KINTNER, M.R.E. Elwood, Indiana B.S., Taylor University World Missions Fellowship 1, 2 Basketball 1 Romans 8:2 KENNETH L. KREIDLER, B.D. York, Pennsylvania B.A., Grace College Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 3 John 3:30 PAUL LAUSTER Yatesboro, Pennsylvania B.A., Grace College Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 4 II Timothy 1:12 Page Twenty-Two EDMUND MERVYN LEECH, B.D. Winona Lake, Indiana B.A., Bluff ton College Class Officer 1 Student Council 2 Student Pastorate 3 Matthew 6:33 DAVID F. LUNNEY, B.D. Port Huron, Michigan B.A., Bryan University Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Philippians 1:21 NORMAN E. McVEY, JR., B.D. Wickford, Rhode Island B.A., Providence-Barrington B. C. Practical Work 2, 3, 4 Psalm 37:5 BARDWELL C. MARSHALL, B.D. Mulino, Oregon B.A., Bob Jones University Class Officer 3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 World Missions Fellowship 1, 2, 3 Proverbs 3:5-6 N. I CHARLES MAYNARD MARTIN, B.D. Covington, Virginia B.A., Erskine College Class Officer 1, 3 Practical Work 2, 3 World Missions Fellowship 1, 3 Annual Staff 2 Philippians 3:10 ROBERT C. MESSNER, M.R.E: Ashland, Ohio B.A., Grace College Class Officer 1 Practical Work 1, 2 Chorus 2 Psalm 16:11 Page Twenty-Three FREDERIC A. PATTON, B.D. Windsor, New York B.Th.. Baptist Bible Seminary Practical Work 1, 2, 3 World Missions Fellowship 1, 2, 3 Matthew 6:33 WILLIAM POWELL Waterloo, Iowa B.A., Grace College Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Ecclesiastes 12:1 WILBURN C. REYNOLDS, JR. Diploma Griffith, Indiana Class Officer 2 Student Pastorate 1, 2, 3 John 15:16 LEWIS LEE RICHARDS, B.D. Lost Creek, West Virginia B.A., Bryan University Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Chorus 3 Job 22:21 LARRY M. RICHMOND, B.D. Flint, Michigan B.A., Taylor University Class Officer 3 Practical Work 2, 3 Galatians 2:20 JACK RIGGS, B.D. Huntington, West Virginia B.A., Taylor University Class Officer 3 Student Pastorate 1, 2 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Hebrews 13:5 Page Twenty-Four EDWARD ROBERTS, B.D. Noblesville, Indiana B.Th., Baptist Bible Seminary Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Psalm 37:23 CLYDE SNADER, B.D. Irving, Texas B.A., M.A., Trinity College Practical Work 1 World Missions Fellowship 1 Roinans 8:18 ROBERT K. SPRADLING, B.D. Tornado, West Virginia M.A., Bob Jones University B.R.E., B.Th., Piedmont B. C. Class Officer 3 Student Council 3 Student Pastorate 2, 3 Annual Editor 2 ALVA W. STEFFLER, B.D. Dayton, Ohio B.A., Grace College Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 I Corinthians 10:31 KENNETH LEE STEPHENS B.D. Phoenix, Arizona B.A., Bob Jones University Psalm 16:11 GERALD SWESEY, B.D. Akron, Ohio B.R.E., Cornus Hill B. C. Student Pastorate 3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Philippians 1:21 Page Twenty-Five CHARLES GASH THORNTON, B.D. Greenfield, Illinois B.S., Byran University Student Pastorate 3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 World Missions Fellowship 3 Chorus 3 R. DONALD WELTMER, B.D. Altoona, Pennsylvania B.A., Bryan University Class Officer 2 Student Council 3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3 Titus 2.13-14 Not Pictured: WALTER BLACKWELL RICHARD WROUGHTON B.D. Springfield, Illinois B.A., Wheaton College Practical Work 1, 2, 3 II Corinthians 5:14-15 POST-GRADUATES  jk- « = . BENJAMIN A. HAMILTON CHABLES A. HAUSER, JR. LOWELL HOYT NICKOLAS KURTANECK - N A ' fc RICHARD G. MESSNER Not pictured: W. W. BARNDOLLAR, IVAN H. FRENCH, CHARLES M. HORNE, ADRIAN JEFFERS, JOHN STOLL, STEPHEN C. DEARBORN, RICHARD T McIN- TOSH, CHARLES R. JOHNSON, RICHARD E. MASON, GLENN E. SMOUSE. SEMINA RY MIDDLERS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Norman Groves VICE PRESIDENT Kenneth Gangel SECRETARY Evelyn Schumacher TREASURER James Gabhart CHAPLAIN James Gardner SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Lawrence Hufhand GORDON AUSTIN GLENN BYERS WALTER CLAEYS GLENN COATS ROBERT COVER GLEN CRABB SEMINARS JACQUES CRAPUCHETTES EARL DEKKER JESSE DELOE KURT FINSTERBUSCH JAMES GABHART KENNETH GANGEL JAMES GARDNER RONALD GLIDDEN HARRY GOEHRING JAMES GRIER NORMAN GROVES PHILLIP GUERENA MIDDLERS THOMAS JOHNSON WILLIAM KEMP GENE KLINGLER MARVIN LOWERY ROLLAND McCUNE RORERT MARTIN QUENTIN MATTHES EDGAR MYERS CLARK MILLER HAROLD PEARSON LOIS RINGLER SEMINARY MIDDLERS AUSTIN ROBBINS EVELYN SCHUMACHER LeROY STUCKY DAVID THOMPSON ROBERT WHITED LLOYD WOOLMAN Not pictured: LAWRENCE HUFHAND, MILTON RYERSON SEMINARY JUNIORS CHAPEL PRESIDENT Ron Henry VICE PRESIDENT Jerry Kelley SECRETARY- TREASURER Gail Finsterbusch CHAPLAIN Robert Livingston SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Charles Lawson CHARLOTTE AUSTIN CLENTON BINGAMAN LYNWOOD CATRON GEORGE CHRISTIE ROBERT CLATER SEMINAR JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM SHIMER DARR GAIL FINSTERBUSCH RUTH GAMBOA RUSSELL HAMILTON FRANCIS HARWERTH CLARENCE HENDERSON RON HENRY HENRY HIDDINGA DALE HOSTETLER VERNE HUTCHISON fUNIORS JERRY KELLEY BOB LACKENS DONALD LINSZ ROBERT LIVINGSTON RICHARD MATTHEWS RAYMOND MAURER HOWARD MAYES THOMAS MERRITT ESTHER MOELLER RRAD MOORE JAMES MORRISON SEMINARY JUNIORS DON ROUGH KENNETH RUSSELL EMERSON RUTHERFORD LEONARD SMITH MICHAEL VOLOVSKI BILL YEAGER Not pictured: SIMON TOROIA A DREAM .-% COME TRUE A on r ? . COLLEGE SENIORS PRESIDENT Eldon Hoke VICE PRESIDENT Edward Mensinger SECRETARY Eunice Miller TREASURER Dalene Rider SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Daniel Grabill ASSISTANT SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Shirley Smith BUSINESS MANAGER Amos Good ERNEST H. BEARINGER, B.A. Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2 Practical Work 3, 4 7 John 3:2 CAROL JEAN BINKLEY, B.A. Gary, Indiana Practical Work 3, 4 Ephesians 3:19 BETTY I. BUTTERBAUGH, B.S. Lucas, Ohio Student Council 4 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1 Annual Staff 3 Sounding Board 1 Philippians 3:13-14 WILLIAM H. CRUVER, B.A. Cleveland, Ohio Student Pastorate 4 Philippians 3:10 JAMES L. BOYER Class Advisor Page Thirty-Seven SHERWOOD DURKEE, B.A. Lake Odessa, Michigan Student Council 3, 4 Student Pastorate 4 Practical Work 3, 4 Philippians 3:10 GLORIA JOAN FISCUS, B.S. Covvansville, Pennsylvania Practical Work 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1,2 Proverbs 3:5-6 FRANK H. GARDNER, B.A Alexandria, Virginia Class Officer 4 Practical Work 2, 3, 4 I Corinthians 15:58 AMOS C. GOOD, B.A. Tacoma, Washington Class Officer 3, 4 Student Council 4 Practical Work 3 Philippians 1:6 DANIEL JOHN GRABILL, B.A. Altoona, Pennsylvania Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 Practical Work 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 3, 4 Choir 4 Plays 3 Romans 1:16 JANICE A. GRUBB, B.A. Hershey, Pennsylvania Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1 Plays 3, 4 Romans 8:38-39 Page Thirty-Eight FREDERICA HAUNER, B.A. New York City, New York- Practical Work 4 Sounding Board 4 Philippians 3:10 PAUL L. HERSHEY, B.A. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Practical Work 3, 4 Philippians 1:21 ELDON HOKE, B.A. Clayton, Ohio Class Officer 4 World Missions Fellowship 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Plays 3 Romans 8:28 MARY JANE KEYSER, B.A. Albany, Oregon Practical Work 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1, 2 Sounding Board 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Psalm 16:8-9 LYNN E. KNEPPER, B.A. York, Pennsylvania Student Pastorate 1, 2, 4 Philippians 4:19 CAROLE BOWMAN KONTZ B.A. Clementon, New Jersey Practical Work 4 Psalm 37:5 Page Thirty-Nine JOSEPH E. KONTZ, B.A. Perth Amboy, New Jersey Deuteronomy 10:12-13 KENNETH D. KOONTZ, B.A. York, Pennsylvania Class Officer 2,3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4. World Missions Fellowship 1 Annual Staff 3 Philippians 4:13 ti ; Bfc CHARLES E. LAWSON, B.A. Knoxville, Tennessee Student Pastorate 4 Hebrews 4:15 ROBERT LeFEVRE, B.S. Dayton, Ohio Class Officer 2 Practical Work 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Romans S:28 JAMES GORDON McKINLEY B.A. Limestone, Pennsylvania Practical Work 3, 4 Luke 1:37 JOYCE MATTHEWS, B.A. Rockingham, North Carolina Philippians 1:21 Page Forty EDWARD MENSINGER, B.A. New Troy, Michigan Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 2, 3 Sounding Board 2, 3, 4 Proverbs 3:5-6 NANCY MESSNER, B.A. Johnstown, Pennsylvania Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2 Psalm 32:8 EUNICE M. MILLER, B.A. Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Class Officer 4 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 Proverbs 3:5-6 MARCELENE LA VON NELSON, B.S. Fort Wayne, Indiana Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Plays 2 Annual Staff 3 Sounding Board 4 Proverbs 3:5-6 HYLA PALMER, B.S. Wooster, Ohio Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1 Choir 1 Sounding Board 1 Proverbs 3:5-6 RANDALL EUGENE POYNER, B.A. Waterloo, Iowa Class Officer 2 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1, ! Choir 1, 2 Isaiah 26:3 Page Forty-One HAROLD LEON REYNOLDS, R.A. Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Practical Work 3, 4 Choir 3 Sounding Roard 4 Joshua 1:9 DALENE RIDER, R.S. Fort Wayne, Indiana Class Officer 4 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 Galatians 2:20 DANNY L. SHEDD, B.A. Long Beach, California Practical Work 4 Class Officer 4 Joshua 1:9 SHIRLEY M. SMITH, R.S. New Troy, Michigan Class Officer 4 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1, 2, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Plays 3 Philippians 3:14 RICHARD STARKEY Akron, Ohio Joshua 1:9 DOROTHY M. TOIRAC, R.A. Sidney, Indiana J Corinthians 6:19-20 Page Forty-Two BENJAMIN S. TOLLISON, B.A. Laurens, South Carolina Romans 10:9-10 JEANETTE TURNER, B.A. Portis, Kansas Class Officer 1 Practical Work 1, 2, 3, 4 World Missions Fellowship 1, 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Plays 1, 3 Philippians 1:21 LEE C. TURNER, B.A. Kokomo, Indiana Class Officer 3 Practical Work 3, 4 Galatians 2:20 DARYL L. UMBOWER, B.A. Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania Practical Work 4 World Missions Fellowship 3, 4 Hebrews 13:8 PAUL VYSOCKE, B.A. Erie, Pennsylvania Class Officer 1, 2 Plays 2 Philippians 1:21 B. RICHARD WARD, B.A. Lynn, Massachusetts Psalm 16:11 Page Forty-Three CHESTER WEIGLE, B.A. Greenwich, Ohio Practical Work 3, 4 Romans 1:16 LLOYD WENGER, JR., B.S. Strasburg, Pennsylvania Practical Work 3 Annual Staff 3 Sounding Board 3, Editor 4 Peter 2:7 BARBARA WEST Hughson, California Philippians 4:13 JAMES BYRON YOUNG, B.S. Sterling, Ohio Practical Work 3, 4 Philippians 4:13 Not pictured: THOMAS S. COX, B.A. Colum bus, Ohio SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Page Forty-Four MARJORIE HAMILTON, RUTH GALLACHER, ALICE LASITER Not pictured: DOROTHY BIRKHOFF, BOYD GROVE, WAYNE MATTINGLY COLLEGE JUNIORS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Joe Church VICE PRESIDENT Chuck Henry SECRETARY Marie Sackett TREASURER Philip Landrum CHAPLAIN Robert Ritchey SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Jim Custer RALPH ABUHL PAUL BAUMAN RONALD BLANC MARY ELSA BOWSER WERNER BURKLIN KAREN CALKINS JOE CHURCH WILLIAM COLE COLLEG1 JIM CUSTER GLADYS DELOE ADELINE DIRIENZO CAROLINE DIRIENZO MABEL EBERSOLE CLAUDETTE ELLIS JUNE FINDLY MARVIN FULLER MICHAEL FUNDERBURG CHARLOTTE HAMBLY BONNIE HENDERSON CHUCK HENRY RUTH HOFFMEYER KAREN HOLGATE CHARLES HUNTER LEW INGWALDSON UNIORS RAY JOHNSON LARRY JORDAN CAROL JUDAY MARILYN JUDAY TERRY KIRKPATRICK GLENN KNEPPER PHILIP LANDRUM RONALD LANE Not pictured: LUCIAN GARBER RICHARD G. MESSNER Class Advisor SALLY LINGENFELTER R1K LOVELADY LOUISE McGREW MICHAEL MECURIO I KEN PEARSON GAYLE PECHTA ROBERT RITCHEY CARL RODGERS MARIE SACKETT NORMA SHEARER JOAN SIMON ft Page Forty-Eight COLLEGE SOPHOMORES OFFICERS PRESIDENT Gordon Bond VICE PRESIDENT Charles Staton SECRETARY Kathleen Tnimble TREASURER Rollin Sandy CHAPLAIN Glenn Baker SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Al Hutton wrnmmmm GLENN BAKER CHARLES BEARINGER GEORGE BECKLE GORDON BOND RONALD BRADLEY JIM BRANSFORD INGE BURKLIN THOMAS CARROLL JEANNINE CLARK RUTH CLINGENPEEL LARRY CRABB SYLVIA FINK NORMA FISCUS DON GARLOCK MARILYN GRUBB JANET HAMMERS HAROLD HENDERSON GAIL HOSTETLER Page Fifty DONNA HOUTBY AL HUTTON JOYCE HYLTON SARAH JAMES il LARRY KIRKPATRICK BOB LARSON KENNETH LIECHTY DARLENE MATULA NANCY MAYES CHARLES MERRIN DON MILLINGTON ELIZABETH MOLLENKOTT PATRICIA MORRELL JIM NETTLETON WALT POLING LUCENE SAMPSON ROLLIN SANDY WILLIAM SCHAFFER Page Fifty-One Hm«H LaDONNA SMITH HOWARD SNIVELY JAMES SPILLMAN CHARLES STATON ANDREA TALLENTIRE JOSE THOMPSON KATHLEEN TRUMBLE CAROL WEIGLE FLOYD WELLING SUE WEST ANNETTA WILLIAMS JOANNE WILT JERRY YOUNG DAVE ZIMMERMAN J. WORL STUBER Class Advisor Not pictured: TOBE KIDDER, C. R. HAYES COLLEGE FRESHMEN PRESIDENT Knute Larson VICE PRESIDENT Don Haney SECRETARY Janet Aeby TREASURER Marcia Hulliberger CHAPLAIN Rill Shelby SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Sharon King JANET AEBY KERMIT ANDERSON JOHN AUKERMAN EILEEN AVERY NANCY BALL JUDY BEERS KAREN BLOOM JANE CLOUSE MILLIE CONCEPCION EVELYN CRAMER DOUG CUSTER ROGER DOWDY DREAMA DUNCAN GEORGE EBERSOLE BONNIE FISHER Page Fifty-Four RENEE FRANTZ SAMUEL GALLEGOS GENE GOSSMAN MICHAEL GRURB i CARROLL HANDLY FRANK HANDLY DON HANEY TERRY HOLSINGER MARCIA HULLIBERGER it TOM HUNTER JESSIE JACKSON ROBERT JUDAY GRACE KALTER AikKft TOM KAUFFMAN SHARON KING RONALD KLINE ROBERT KNIGHT Page Fifty-Five LEE OVERCASH ROBERT KRASICK GENE LAMBRIGHT KNUTE LARSON DALE LONG CAROLE McCOLLUM WILLIAM MALLES JUDY MANUEL CARL MELTON JUDY MENSINGER RONALD METZGER JANE NUSBAUM FRED PEDERSEN CHESTER RIDER JACK RINER GEORGE RULE BILL SHELBY KATHLEEN SMALL Page Fifty -Six — JANICE SMETZER HAZEL SNYDER JOYCE STAYER LOREEN SUMMERS DONALD TAYLOR JOYCE THOMPSON JERRY TONG GERALD TURNER MARJORIE TURNER DAVID WILLIG VIRGINIA WILT ROLLAND N. HEIN Class Advisor Not Pictured: NELSON CROW JOHN CLARK DAVID HALL SPIRITUAL LIFE And Jesus increased . . . In Favor With God . . HRHBWWW9W WORLI W. M. F. OFFICERS AFRICAN PRAYER GROUP NORTH AMERICAN PRAYER CROUP Page Sixty MISSIONS VSHIP MISSIONARY SPEAKER LATIN AMERICAN PRAYER GROUP Page Sixty -One VJAWJJtJ9JVM VmV009 BIBL The Alumni Conference SPEAKER HOWARD G. HENDRICKS Professor of Christian Education Dallas Theological Seminary The Alumni The Alumni Association of Grace Seminary and College was organized to promote the spiritual and material welfare of the schools. The spiritual program consists of the annua} mid-winter Grace Bible Conference, a time of challenge for students and alumni alike. Every year a special outside speaker is featured. Material aid has likewise been great. The paving of the roadway and parking area around the Administration Building, the light- ing of this area, the purchase of permanent athletic equipment, three partial scholarships to Grace College, and a $700 gift for the col- lege building program are the result of alumni work and sacrifice over a five-year period. Officers for this year are John Aeby, presi- dent; Bruce Button, vice president; Ivan French, treasurer; and Richard DeArmey, sec- retary. Page Sixty-Two DON OGDEN Conference Song Leader INFERENCE The Bauman Memorial Lectures The Lectures The Louis S. Bauman Memorial Lecture- ship was initiated by the 1952 national con- ference of the Brethren Church. The purpose of this annual fifteen-year lectureship is to give recognition to the great contribution made by the late Dr. L. S. Bauman in his 57- year ministry. Important conditions of the lectureship are: 1. Each annual course shall consist of at least four lectures. 2. The subjects must be within the range of the interests and ministry of the late Dr. Bauman. 3. The lectures deemed of permanent value shall be published in book form. These lectures are delivered as a part of the alumni-sponsored Grace Bible Conference. This year ' s lectures have been incorporated into Dr. McClain ' s book, The Greatness of the Kingdom. LECTURER ALVA J. McCLAIN President Grace Theological Seminary THE ASSEMBLY Page Sixty-Three CHRISTIAN SER RALPH VV. GILBERT Director of Christian Service o n a GRACE AMBASSADORS James Custer, Robert Messner, Charles Bearinger, Alva Steffler, Ruth Steffler, Nancy Messner. SPANNIN ' SPRING CHOIR TOUR t. ■ . i ' J L U U Page Sixty-Four E DEPARTMENT r . ( 7HE NATION WITH VITNESS N Christian service is at once the motivation and the goal of true Christian education. Labors for the Lord know no occupational bounds; teachers, businessmen, preachers, and missionaries alike find the purpose of life in witness. The student finds that the responsibility of a Christian service appointment turns him to a frequent examination of his life and rela- tionship to Christ. Classroom fact and per- sonal faith unite, as new-found truths are put into practice in the daily life. Our school expects each student to manifest a vital interest in the eternal values of life. With the assignment and regular recording of service comes the establishment of a pat- tern of life. Experience gained through weeklv services in hospitals, jails, churches, and youth groups provides the background for more ex- tensive ventures both in summer work and in the future field of God ' s choosing. MISSIONARIES TO MEXICO PHIL GUERENA FAMILY SUMMER MISSIONARIES Mary Elsa Bowser, Daryl Umbower, Dalene Rider, Judy Beers. Page Sixty -Five WWJUWJ.MJWWUW HOSPITAL TRACT DISTRIBUTION AREA EXTENSION LEADERS yft Page Sixfy-S.x NURSING HOME JAIL TEAM CAPTAINS HI-C SPONSORS STUDENT PASTORS SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS CHILD EVANGELISM TEACHERS COLLEGE CHOIR First row: Kathleen Trumble, Patricia Morrell, Jane Clouse, Lueenc Sampson, Karen Holgate, Shirley Smith. Second row: Janet Hammers, Marcia Hulliberger, Louise MeGrew, Karen Bloom, Marilyn Grubb, Karen Calkins, Ruth Clingenpeel. third row: Jeanette Turner, Daniel Crabill, Terry Kirkpatrick, Jerry Young, John Aukerman, Darlene Matula. Fourth row: William Schaffer, Dave Zimmerman, Robert LeFevre, Charles Bearinger, Larry Crabb, Ray Johnson, Jim Custer, Terrv Holsinger. Not pictured: Virginia Wilt. , Choir Director-DON OGDEN Ptflm -MARILYN GRUBB I SEMINARY MALE CHORUS •■• ' SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES And Jesus increased . . . In Favor With Man. SPORTS 1 •■ s . j i_ ? RICHARD G. MESSNER Director of Athletics The completion of an excellent physical education plant last October made it possible for Coach Dick Messner ' s varsity basketball squad to practice daily for the first time. Better competition on the intercollegiate level in basketball fulfills one-fourth of the athletic program required for entrance into the Hoosier Conference. Intercollegiate baseball is planned for next spring; track and football are a few years away. The gym also provides facilities for better physical education classes and more intramural sports. TEAM IN PRAYER WILLIAM COLE Manager 1958-1959 GRACE LANCERS Front row: Marvin Fuller, Tube Kidder, Charles Custer, Jim Bransford, John Clark, David Willig, Hunter, Dave Zimmerman, Eldon Hoke. Second Charles Staton, Bill Cole, manager. Not pictured: row: Richard Messner, coach; Knute Larson, Doug Jim Custer, Jose Thompson. JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Skeet Tallentire, Tom Carroll, Jessie Jackson. j fi |B ,, .T ' ' M MT ■T jiB .rv ' ?? w— — WW — mh wiwm. n.v k r- F ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ruth Clingenpeel, Ginny Wilt, Kathy Small, Elsie Bowser. JIM CUSTER BASKE ' GRACI CHARLES HUNTER BALL LANCERS I MARVIN FULLER % € % ELDON HOKE ACTION GRACE HOME Nov. 22 Goshen College Dec. 6 Gi ffin College Dec. 8 Greenville College Dec. 12 Trinity College Dec. 13 Western Michigan University Frosh Jan. 21 Manchester College Frosh Jan. 24 ., . Tabor College Feb. 6 Malone College Feb. 14 Huntington College Feb. 17 Spring Arbor College Feb. 20 Cedarville College LANCERS AWAY Nov. 18 Huntington College Dec. 2 Manchester College Frosh Dec. 17 Olivet College Jan. 10 Western Michigan University Frosh Jan. 16 Goshen College Jan. 26 Rio Grande College Jan. 27 West Virginia State College Jan. 29 Baptist Bible Seminary Jan. 31 Malone College Feb. 4 Valparaiso University Frosh Feb. 23 Bowling Green University Frosh SHOTS !U«MRMMIWVUUVUIU INTRAMURALS FOOTBALL BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL TABLE TENNIS BASKETBALL TRACK BASKETBALL WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION YVONNE J. MESSNER Director of Women ' s Athletics W. R. A. Sponsor W. R. A. BASKETBALL Organized in 1957, the W. R. A. was es- tablished for the benefit of any girl interested in sports. Mrs. Yvonne Messner, wife of our athletic director and the women ' s physical education instructor, is the sponsor of this popular organization. The W. R. A. ' s program of girls ' intramural volleyball and basketball, archery, ping pong, bowling, tennis, hikes, and parties, provides physical training— an es- sential to a well-balanced personality. W. R. A. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Marv Elsa Bowser VICE PRESIDENT Donna Houtby SECRETARY Caroline Dirienzo TREASURER Darlene Matula AWARDS CHAIRMAN Adeline Dirienzo SPORTS CHAIRMAN Annetta Williams nmmnna N-X ' C n ' ■i KENNETH KOONTZ JEANETTE TURNER KSgammMOTjnanmnBa STUDENT COUNCIL s E M I N A R Y Ron Henry, Donald Weltmer, Lois Ringler, Roy Dice, Robert Spradling, Norman Groves, Kurt Finsterbusch, Walter Claeys. !!29U C o L L E G E Page Eighty-Four Front row: Joe Church, Daniel Grabill, Sherwood Durkee, Retty Rutterbaugh, Edwarc Mensinger. Second row: Gordon Rond, Knute Larson, Amos Good, Jim Custer. ARTIST SERIES CAROL BRICE ANTON MARCO THE FORT WAYNE PHILHARMONIC STRING QUARTET wunummim Vol. 6 Grace College October 17, 1958 Winona Lake, Indiana No, YMNASIUM COMPLETED ! The lng 1 it w calib since able the it m give of tr tige will e al st rfntittSeto On Oct;. 25 at 8:0C the Fort Wayne PhOha String Quartet will the first of a seri professional musical grams at Grace Sen and College. The quarte t inc Hugo Gottesmann, violinist; Lise Blum son, second viol Raymond Marsh, vio and Marc la Bar violincellist. W-. ' er to otals Lxy used ana which Christ the STAFF us e In order to be victorious: total a. _.. J ..--, dedication, action, and discipline. n upsurge in Russia he Communist regime e. Had Christianity persecution, Russia even more years. ragedy. Never before cated and so highly sibility to build a r world, we find our- on the march to de- tion.. We ' ve educated inds, improved our onment, but we still the caveman ' s heart, st change or perish! EDITING ' have the answer - l„ „ow many have we brought it? ana at a ihony ou, ' nder GRACE SOUNDING BOARD $1.25 Per Year Biweekly Editor Lloyd Wenger Ass ' t Ed. Terry Kirkpatrick Art Ed Charles Henry Typing Ed. ..Ed Mensinger Pub. Ed Glenn Baker Adviser. Miss Ava Schnittjer IN ' all we 1 all we are v Father REPORTING es U s to r Giver 01 everj good anci P er SILENT TV Thanks to fame as a person seem the ability nee All my id - - - umn, and TYPING . £ Admittedly, it woul cartoonist and a writer, endowed with such a talent, tions v. ' hich coula easily be ? , v ing of pink ele- here are some rthy appari- campus re- 1s had other ryone r,e and oommate . resting ay ' s extra- tivlties that pounding (on awoke them. e insurance pre- hould come quite e Howe , fire , awarded all the candy bars and pop . r their cooperation. ight dorm fire-chiefs have been appointed with the promise of authentic firemen ' s hats. For instance, if I were a carto the occasional frenzied 8:20 ru final details (speaker, etc.) f program. Even though most chapel program and inspiring, the few programs parent lack of planning tend to terest. More adequate preparati remarks such as one made to me by ance who referred to chapel as s Student Teaching Bob LeFevre is studenc teaching in the musical The aepartment at Warsaw Juiior is rev High. Bob, a sax map r. the Sc is teaching unac CIRCULATING t supervision of Miss k -_ .....cr Dr. cently fourth the Sc mittee Noverr.b ROY DICE FAMILY STUDEN AMOS GOOD FAMILY FRANK GARDNER FAMILY DICK WROUGIITON FAMILY ij • r li :, .|i |l ; Page Eighty-Eight 1 FAMILIES JOE CHURCH FAMILY EDMUND LEECH FAMILY AUSTIN ROBBINS FAMILY WALTER CLAEYS FAMILY Page Eighty-Nine mmmzm mfmmmtm LIBRARIAN student: DENTIST SALESMAN LINOTYPE OPERATOR MACHINISTS AT WORK SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT FACTORY WORKERS DRAFTSMAN UKMMJUWMUUWU ANNUAL BILL YEAGER Seminary Editor TERRY KIRKPATRICK College Editor CHUCK HENRY Layout Artist Page Ninety-Two STAFF AT WORK PHOTOGRAPHERS Ken Russell, Don Garlock, Rill Yeager. STAFF STAFF AT WORK RUSINESS MANAGERS Bill Cole and Gene Klingler Page Ninety-Three CAMPUS CLICKS -GRADUATION -FALL RETREAT COLLEGE JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET SEMINARY MIDDLER- SENIOR BANQUET DR. CHARLES W. MAYES Commencement Speaker GRADUATION PROFESSOK RE Th-D. A RECEIVING HIS HKr TT HECE,™ 1958 COLLEGE GRADUATING CLASS ST. I II v  • «  Til - ■■•■ ■■« Page Ninety -Six 1958 SEMINARY GRADUATING CLASS TRIAL BY JURY THOSE MERCILESS SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN DAZE B. M. O. C SO THIS IS COLLEGE, FRESHMEN? Page Ninety-Seven FALL RETREAT 1 4£ £ r s SS — ■ ■--- ■— ■ - D O R M ilia 39333 i;. L I PARADE PREPARATIONS READY TO GO BEFORE THE BIG GAME STARTING THRU TOWN TWO HOURS BEFORE THE C INVADING THE BUSINESS DISTRICT AMI? FIRST TICKET SOLD COMMERCIAL SECTION We wish to thank the patrons of the 1959 GRACE, whose generous help made this book possible. Enjoying the view across the lake? Certainly not. Knute and Janet are looking at the Commercial Section of the GRACE. Why not join them? Page One Hundred One Jerry Kelley of SENGER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE located in Warsaw at 113 East Center Street is assisting Bill into one of the store ' s sharp new suits. SENGER ' S is known for its top- qualtiy merchandise. SENGER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE LAKE CITY BANK 114 South Buffalo Dreama and Ken are taking advantage of the savings account benefits offered by the LAKE CITY BANK, 114 South Buffalo Street, Warsaw. Donna also seems to be enjoying their friendly service. Page One Hundred Three wm mm m THE DALTON FOUNDRIES Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Toe Shellabarger, sales manager at DALTON FOUNDRIES, INC., of Warsaw, has impressed these students with his friendly and effective sales pitch. Page One Hundred Four Congratulations Class of 1959 THE BRETHREN MISSIONARY HERALD AND THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE These students are browsing over the large and varied selection of school supplies available at the COLLEGE BOOK STORE of the BRETHREN MISSIONARY HERALD COM- PANY. Page One Hundred Five Marie and Karen are seen making a deposit at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Buffalo and Center Streets, Warsaw. The bank features a pedes- trian window open until 5:30 daily, except Wednesday. Page One Hundred Six Who wouldn ' t like the feel of the wheel of the mighty new Desoto? Wayne certainly enjoys it as a prospective customer of the HERSCHER TYNER DESOTO-PLYMOUTH dealers, Herscher Addition, Warsaw. Thats no statue that ' s Harold, who must be under the impression that Elwood Kimball of ALSTON STUDIOS is taking a time exposure. Ken watches Howard Mayes, body repairman at RINGER RODY SHOP 251 North Indiana Street, Warsaw, as Howard demonstrates the art ot touch-up with a spray-gun. Page One Hundred Seven Jerry and Lam stop in at DELUXE CLEANERS. 211 West Center Street, Warsaw, to pick up their cleaning. Deluxe features free piek-up and delivery service for all students. Even-body ' s admiring the new Dodge at MENZIE MOTORS, 110 East Main Street, Warsaw, but at present the girls seem to have priority. P IPP Cinr Hundred Vinhr WINONA LAKE BRETHREN CHURCH On the campus to serve A Place Of Service On The Campus CONGRATULATION! AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 195 Mr. Fred McKown, of McKOWN CADI- LLAC-OLDSMOBILE, Courthouse Square, Warsaw, shows off the new Olds to Jerry, Larry, and Norma. Mr. Max Hull, friendly manager of the HULL HOUSE, 109 East Market Street, Warsaw, is pointing out to the Larson brothers the merits of one of the suits found in his complete line of men ' s clothing. Page One Hundred i ... •5L Mr. Frank Brennan of BRENNAN ' S DRUG STORE at 110 East Market Street, Warsaw, finds it a pleasure to wait on Grace students. Don and Chuck seem to be enjoying it too. Always popular for a snack, the B K ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN on East Winona Ave- nue has been recently redecorated for better ser- vice. Spanish hot dogs are their specialty. Those aren ' t basketball shoes— Jim occasion- ally wears the other kind too, and is trying a pair at the FASHION SHOE STORE, 113 South Buffalo Street, Warsaw. Hank of WARSAW CLEANERS, 119 West Center Street (across from the Courthouse), Warsaw, returns Bill ' s coat cleaned, pressed, and ready for that Saturday night date. Page One Hundred Ten Bob and Jim, two of the Grace Ambassadors, wi sh they had instruments like these for accom- paniment all the time. Mr. Beers is the sales manager for THOMAS OBGANS, Winona. Bill and Don are purchasing beauty aids at the checkout counter of the W. R. THOMAS STORE, 115-117 South Buffalo Street, Warsaw. In the background the girls continue their shop- ping. The staff takes time-out at the BUNNY HUT on Route 15 north, Warsaw. The BUNNY HUT is tops on the list of the gang for after-game refreshments. Wayne lifts one of SPORT E ' s barbells, while Mr. Collett tires to interest Bob in a putter. These are just a sample of the fine sporting goods found at the 704 South Buffalo Street Store. Page One Hundred Eleven Marge and Judy try to forget about calories as tliev purchase cream puffs and pecan rolls at the UNIQUE BAKE SHOP, 107 South Buffalo Street, Warsaw. This student is killing two birds at one sit- ting. Forest Bouse, proprietor of BOUSE BAB- BEB SHOP, 110 North Indiana Street, Warsaw, is cutting Bob ' s favorite head of hair while Bob enjoys his favorite magazine. It ' s coke break for these students at the LIBEBTY CAFE, 104 East Center Street, War- saw. This restaurant is open from 9 A.M. to 3 A.M. daily. Jessie, Buth, and Carol give this dress the complete once over. If Buth decides not to buy it, she ' ll still have manv more to choose from at the MABIANNE SHOP, 123 East Center Street, Warsaw. Page One Hundred Twelve With a thought to the future Kathy and Gail examine the children ' s clothing at CON- KLE ' S TOT-TEEN SHOP, 118 East Center Street, Warsaw. £2357 Shoes— shoes— shoes— but Dalene, with Joan approval, has finally selected that certain pa from the CENTRAL SHOE COMPANY, East Center Street, Warsaw. The typewriters on display at the WARSAW OFFICE SUPPLY CO., 210 South Buffalo Street, Warsaw, have caught the wishful eye of Ken. NORTH WEBSTER SHOPPING CENTER 5 modern stores to serve you LOXLEY ' S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE ADY ' S TACKLE BOX WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE CORBIN ' S SUPER MARKET MID-LAKES PHARMACY Page One Hundred Thirteen Johnson Lumber Yard Washington Columbia LUMBER, COAL, AND BUILDER ' S SUPPLIES Phone AM 7-7722 Warsaw, Indiana 1 ■—. Delicious Food Every Day in the Year WESTMINSTER DINING ROOM RALPH TUCKER The chef who knows how to please BANQUETS PARTIES BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER r- -- - - 7 t - SNAPP MUSIC CO. Musical Instruments and Accessories Repairing Private Teaching Highway 15, South Warsaw, Ind. Phone AM 7-8418 L_ WARSAW CUT GLASS COMPANY RICH CUT GLASS Phone AM 7-6581 Warsaw, Indiana Page One Hundred Fourteen The World ' s Most Beautifully Proportioned Car OVERMEYER MOTOR COMPANY Phone AM 7-8151 Warsaw, Indiana Always Get Plenty of Sunshine CRYSTAL DAIRY Sunshine Farms Brand Dairy Products AM 7-3268 Warsaw, Indiana ANDERSON GREENHOUSE State Road 15 Phone AM 7-7181 Warsaw, Indiana Beautiful Flowers For All Occasions Time and Temperature Corner Offers Complete Loan Finance Service cT ? ' ' INVESTMENTS, INC. y Court House Square WARSAW, INDIANA RINGLE FURNITURE STORE 207 South Buffalo Street Phone AM 7-6441 Warsaw, Indiana Best Wishes SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Warsaw, Indiana Page One Hundred Fifteen WESTMINSTER HOTEL The finest 1 place to stay when visiting Winona Lake i — ™ — - — - - i PHILLIPSON ' S, INC. Men ' s Boys ' Clothiers Buffalo at Market Phone AM 7-5288 ' Dependable Store Since 1864 ' JOHN SNELL Ladies ' Apparel Phone AMherst 7-5414 109 South Buffalo Street Warsaw, Indiana ,11 DA-LITE SCREEN COMPANY, INC . : WARSAW INDIANA MUMAW NEWS STAND 112 N. Buffalo Street Warsaw, Indiana r - -i FLAGPOLE DRIVE-IN Frozen Custard Corner Bronson Winona Ave. We can ' t make all the custard in the world but we make the best 1 DEPUY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Manufacturers of FRACTURE EQUIPMENT Warsaw, Indiana Page One Hundred Sixteen GRACfc c OLL€Gt ANt) SEMINARY the lord bless you class of ' 59 Brethren -Home Missions Q COUNCIL DISTANCE HOME MISSIONS Th« BRETHREN «OM£ MISSIONS COUNCIL, INC WINONA LAKE, INDIANA How shall they hear without a preacher? Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourers into his harvest. THE FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE BRETHREN CHURCH WINONA LAKE, INDIANA 100 missionaries serving in AFRICA— ARGENTINA— BRAZIL— FRANCE— HAWAII MEXICO— and PUERTO RICO Page One Hundred Seventeen Best Wishes to 1959 Graduates Representing Highest Quality and Efficient Service RAYBURN ROOFING CONTRACTORS INC AND RAYBURN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 2 Miles North On Route 15 Warsaw, Indiana Gerry Rayburn, President THE KEYBOARD SHOP Serving your Musical Needs 208 South Buffalo Warsaw, Indiana WARSAW CHEMICAL COMPANY WINONA TEXACO PRODUCTS Your Texaco Headquarters Harmon Gradeless — Owner McHATTON FUNERAL HOME Around the Clock Ambulance Service Phone AM 7-7123 Warsaw, Ind. t . .. — Compliments of CREIGHTON BROTHERS H N NICK CHICK _ - n 3 r AM 7-3101 WARSAW, INDIANA t Congratulations Class of ' 59 FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Mark E Malles, Pastor Page One Hundred Eighteen 1 1 1 1 ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ 1 ' i 60,000 by 1960 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL — OUR FUTURE CHURCH THE NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD National Fellowship of Brethren Churches Winona Lake, Indiana CARTER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Buffalo Market Street Warsaw, Indiana WARSAW LAUNDRY CO. Dry Cleaners Rug Cleaners 209-11 S. Buffalo Warsaw, Indiana Phone AM 7-5233 FITZPATRICK PAINT CO. Manufacturers of Paints Enamels A Dependable Service Since 1909 513-517 West Market Street Phone AM 7-8641 Warsaw, Ind. WERNER ' S STANDARD A Better Service Station AM 7-3914 RD. 15, Warsaw The American Association for Jew- ish Evangelism is an agency with head- quarters at Winona Lake, Indiana, through which Christians take the Gos- pel of Jesus Christ to Jews throughout the world. The Association ' s activities include missionaries and Gospel centers in this country, Europe, South America and Israel; relief ministry to needy Jews, distribution of Christian literature in- terpreting the Gospel to the Jews; con- ferences on prophecy in churches throughout America, climaxed each summer by the Conference on Proph- ecy and the Jews at Winona Lake, Indiana. For further information write: Dr. A. B. MACHLIN Executive Director WINONA LAKE, INDIANA Box 585 Our Sincere Congratulations to the Members of the 1959 Graduating Classes of Grace Seminary and Grace College. FRED O. CAREY AND SONS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC WARSAW, INDIANA Page One Hundred Ninetcei THE BRETHREN YOUTH COUNCIL Reaching, Training and Sending YOUTH Today ' s Investment for Tomorrow Box 617 WINONA LAKE, INDIANA Congratulations Class of 1959 TAYLOR UNIVERSITY ALUMNI — Compliments of THE ALUMNI of WILLIAMS JENNINGS BRYAN COLLEGE Dayton, Tennessee -7 -— — - Congratulations Class of 1959 (compliments of WINONA LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH Vice Moderator — Earl Dodge . — — i Page One Hundred Twenty Commercial Printing — Offset — Multigraphing Mailing Service — Manifold Forms Printers of Bible Tracts by Paul Levin Church Printing a Specialty Tracts Printed to Order Gospel Literature MORRIS PRINTING COMPANY Reliable Printers For Over 30 Years Phone AD 4-5387 326 West Park Avenue WATERLOO, IOWA R. E. (Bob) Sackett REMEMBER- The shells which the sea rolls out on shore are not the best. The pearls have to be dived for. So it is with the better things in life. ' Seek and ye shall find. CONGRATULATIONS FROM- THE FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH OF WOOSTER Burbank and Reed Roads, Wooster, Ohio Rev. Kenneth B. Ashman, Pastor This is a faithful saying . . . that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners . . . 1 Tim. 1:15 Page One Hundred Twenty-One Compliments of ARNOLT CORPORATION WARSAW INDIANA WARSAW PRINTING CO. Typewriters — New and Used Terms Offered Student ' s Supplies Across from the Post Office Warsaw, Indiana PIERCETON STATE BANK Making More Friends By Serving More People Every Day Member: Federal Reserve System Fed. Deposit Insurance Corp. Pierceton, Indiana Carry Out PIZZA! VILLA NOVA Open Evenings Argonne Road AM 7-7734 QUIK-WAY LAUNDRY Wash and Dry — Also Ironing 7:30 to 5:30 Daily Wed. 7:30 to 12 Phone AM 7-7435 13 N. Hickory St. Warsaw Page One Hundred Twenty-Two CAMPBELL ' S MARKET Lockers — Grocery — Meats Phone OL 8-5001 Milford, 1 ndiana HALL HAF 1 1 9 South .DWARE Buffalo AM 7-5579 Warsaw, ndiana t SPONSELLER and CLARK AGENCY Phone OL 8-5321 Milford, Indiana WALTON ' S MOBIL SERVICE Mobil and Goodrich Tires Mobil Batteries Washington and Market Warsaw, Indiana HORN ' S SUNNYMEDE RESTAURANT Kentucky Fried Chicken 2229 East ' Center AM 7-5445 Warsaw, Indiana ' Congratulations Class of 1959 ROBINSON ' S FOOD MARKET 1 14 East Market Street Warsaw, Indiana WESTMINSTER PRESS Religious and Commercial Offset Printing Westminster Hotel Winona Lake AM 7-7591 KENDALL SHELL SERVICE 2233 E. Center AM 7-3923 Warsaw, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS— The Winona Lake Bible Conference Congratulates Grace Seminary and College on the forward progress made in your new buildings and increased enrollment. We welcome you to our Conference Grounds during the season of 1959, to share in the abundant blessings. Write for our Bible Conference program. WINONA LAKE BIBLE CONFERENCE WINONA LAKE, INDIANA Page One Hundred Twenty-Three v omptiments of ENDICOTT CHURCH FURNITURE JOHN and DICK ' S GULF Center and High AM 7-8558 Warsaw, Indiana COX STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography 24 Hour Service AM 7-6562 BRADDOCK DRUG COMPANY Reliable Prescription Service Light Lunches GL 3-7221 Leesburg 3 ie hwn 9 ic i Clothing — Dry Goods Draperies — Gifts GL 3-7271 Van Buren Street Leesburg, Indiana SHARP HARDWARE COMPANY W. Center Warsaw, Indiana E. P. DUNBAR— Insurance ' The Traveler ' s Representative 1514 Chestnut St. Winona Lake, Indiana Complete Body Repairing DERRY AUTO BODY SHOP Harold A. Derry, Prop. Phone AMherst 7-8221 Bronson and Smith Streets at Fairground Entrance Compliments of JET WHITE GROCETERIA 1 1 1 South Buffalo Warsaw, Indiana Page One Hundred Twenty-Four KLINE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 113-115 E. Market Street AM 7-5430 Warsaw. Indiana BEHNKE OFFICE MACHINE CO. 205 W. Center Office Furniture AM 7-5318 Warsaw, Indiana ' i SUN METAL COMPANY Warsaw, Indiana Wheels by the Millions -j LAKE CITY CANDY CO., INC. Wholesalers and Jobbers AM 7-7221 Rood 15, South Warsaw, Ind. WINONA DAIRY Take Home Snacks Kings Highway and 13th St. AM 7-6751 HOFFMAN ' S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires and Batteries Center and High AM 7-3956 Warsaw, Indiana L-- - VOGUE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 2020 Winona Avenue Warsaw, Indiana LOWELL BLOSSER STUDIO 909 E. Center Phone AM 7-5400 Portraits - Cameras - Films Warsaw, Indiana - - - . We Who Speed the Word . . . Congratulate Those Who Study . . . Teach . . . and Preach THE WORD. UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC Indiana ' s Second Largest Independent Telephone System Headquarters Warsaw, Indiana Page One Hundred Twenty-Five The Best in Church Music and Church Hymnals THE RODEHEAVER HALL-MACK CO. CONSULT US BEFORE YOU BUY Winona Lake, Indiana Music for every department of the church SOUND CRAFT Your High Fidelity Headquarters — Records — 1 18 E. Market Warsaw NORRIS PURE OIL SERVICE Car Lubrication — Washing AM 7-3921 Warsaw, Indiana . — - — - — 112 N. Buffalo MUMAW NEWS STAND Warsaw, Indiana DAIRY QUEEN Ice Cream — Cold Drinks Sandwiches E. Winona Ave. Warsaw, Indiana THE FREE METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE PRINTING PUBLISHING BOOK BINDING We Carry a Complete Line of Bibles, Religious Books and Church Supplies WINONA LAKE INDIANA i. - Page One Hundred Twenty-Six. BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF 1959 D. H. LESSIG ENGINEERS, INC Architects Engineers WARSAW INDIANA HERSCHER COMMUNITY BRETHREN CHURCH Congratulations Graduates of 1959 THE ALUMNI OF BOB JONES UNIVERSITY Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main and Lake Phone AM 7-8952 WARSAW, INDIANA ! BARBEE BRETHREN CHURCH : !: 4k QOS BARBEE LAKES, INDIANA Al Hutton Pastor LEESBURG BRETHREN CHURCH LEESBURG, INDIANA Nathan Meyer Pastor SIDNEY BRETHREN CHURCH SIDNEY, INDIANA Rollin Sandy Pastor Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight THE FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH West Central Avenue and Lafayette Street CAMDEN, OHIO Randall L. Rossman, D.D. Pastor Phone GLobe 2-1544 MARTINSBURG FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH MARTINSBURG, PENNSLYVANIA Richard Grant Pastor NORTH RIVERDALE BRETHREN CHURCH 4101 North Main Street DAYTON, OHIO Russell M. Ward Pastor : FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Napoleon and Dibert Streets JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Russel H. Weber Pastor I Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine Compliments of LONGFELLOW AND RAMSEY Public Accountants Warsaw, Indiana 1 STRAYER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ; 120 E. Market Phone AM 7-3148 Warsaw, Indiana Compliments of ZIMMER MANUFACTURING CO | Prophetic Drama — Invasion of Israel — Read about it in the BOOK OF THE HOUR— WHEN GOG ' S ARMIES MEET THE ALMIGHTY in the LAND OF ISRAEL by David L. Cooper Contains chart entitled, The Unfolding of the Ages Paper — 116 pages — $1.00 Write for information about other publications by Dr. Cooper to: BIBLICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY ; 4005 Verdugo Road LOS ANGLES 65 ! CALIFORNIA Compliments of PLETCHER ' S FOODS INC. Fresh and Frozen Meats Specialties Pierceton, Indiana A BIBLE CENTER Warsaw BOB OSBORN MARINE HAVEN Warsaw WARD ART STUDIOS Warsaw ZEHNER ' S SINCLAIR Leesburg Page One Hundred Tliirty SEMINARY DIRECTORY Austin, Charlotte- 1202 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Austin, Gordon— 1202 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Bartlett, David B.-170 Pine St., North Amherst, Mass. Bingaman, Clenton F.— Uphouse Trailer Court, Warsaw, Ind. Binkley, H. Keith-805 Adams St., Gary, Ind. Black-well, Walter-R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Burke, John P.— 506 Compromise St., Berne, Ind. Burklin, Frederick O.-1607 S. Walnut St., Winona Lake, Ind. Byers, Glenn-R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Catron, Lynwood E.— Box 686, Winona Lake, Ind. Christie, George R.— 114 Union Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Claeys, Walter J.-202 Kelly St., Winona Lake, Ind. Clater, Robert N.-Rt. 1, Larwill, Ind. Clinton, Robert— 804 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Coats, Glenn R— Box 3, Leesburg, Ind. Cover, Robert-206 15th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Crabb, Glen E.-1701 Poplar Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Crapuchettes, Jacques— 197 41st Ave., San Mateo, California Cunningham, Joseph F— R. D. 1, East Fultonham, Ohio Darr, Shimer E.-110 14th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Dekker, Earl-618 S. Main St., Mansfield, Ohio Deloe, Jesse B., Jr.— Robson St., Winona Lake, Ind. Dice, Roy-300 13th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Driver, Warren W— 728 Elberon Ave., Dayton 3, Ohio Finsterbusch, Gail-86 Fairview Ave., Park Ridge, N. J. Finsterbusch, Kurt-86 Fairview Ave., Park Ridge, N. J. French, Ivan H.-Box 178, Winona Lake, Ind. Gabhart, James H.-871 Hayden Ave., Akron 20, Ohio Gamboa, Ruth P.-224 S. Kingsley Dr., Los Angeles 4, Calif. Gangel, Kenneth O.-R. R. 1, Roann, Ind. Gardner, James H.— Box 24, Tippecanoe, Ind. Glidden, Ronald-Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Goehring, Harry D.— 702 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Goodhart, Donald- 19 Chester Dr., Manchester, Conn. Grier, James M.-303 Administration Blvd., Winona Lake, Ind Grove, Boyd-R. D. 1, Mineral Point, Pa. Groves, Norman J.— 1210 35th St. N., St. Petersburg 13, Fla. Guerena, Phillip— 18818 Mettler St., Gardena, Calif. Hamilton, Russell— Wooster Rd., Winona Lake, Ind. Harwerth, Francis— Wooster Rd., Winona Lake, Ind. Hauser, Charles A., Jr.-1422 6th Ave., Altoona, Pa. Henderson, Clarence J.-202 Kelly St., Winona Lake, Ind. Henry, Ron— Box 797, Winona Lake, Ind. Hiddinga, Henry J.— Tippecanoe, Ind. Hobson, Melvin C.-R. R. 3, Wars aw, Ind. Home, Charles M.— Robis Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Hostetler, Dale C.-R. D. 4, Meyersdale, Pa. Hoyt, Lowell-R. R. 5, Box 278, Goshen, Ind. Hufhand, Lawrence— 1514 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Hutchison, Verne F.-1101 E. 3rd St., National City, Calif. Johnson, Thomas E.— 1702 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Kelly, Gerald L.-1049 W. Main St., Palmyra, Pa. Kemp, William-1024 Mason St., Flint 3, Mich. Kintner, James— Winona Lake, Ind. Klingler, Gene-719 Ohio St., Ashland, Ohio Kreidler, Kenneth L.— 322 S. Columbia St., Warsaw, Ind. Kurtancck, Nickolas— 2005 E. Jefferson St., Warsaw, Ind. Lackens, Robert E.-1310-1 2 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Lauster, Paul— 202 Union Dr., Winona Lake, Ind. Lawson, Charles E.— 2005 E. Jefferson St., Warsaw, Ind. Leech, Edmund M.— 903 Esplanade, Winona Lake, Ind. Linsz, Donald W.-19 Holly Hill Rd., Novelty, Ohio Livingston, Robert— 703 N. Iowa Ave., Washington, Iowa Lowery, Marvin E.— Sunda y Ln., Winona Lake, Ind. Lunney, David F— 914 Howard, Port Huron, Mich. McCune, Rolland— Berne, Ind. McVey, Norman E., Jr.-Tower Hill Rd., Allenton, R. I. Marshall, Bard- 1306 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Martin, Charles M.-Rt. 1, Box 199, Covington, Va. Martin, Robert-1160 Boys Club Dr., Winona Lake, Ind. Matthes, Quentin L.-4278 W. 4th St. Rd., Mansfield, Ohio Matthews, Richard V— 402 Auditorium Blvd., Winona Lake, Ind. Maurer, Ray-204 15th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Mayes, Howard— 1202 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Merritt, Thomas W.-lll 15th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Messner, Robert C.-1203 E. Canal St., Winona Lake, Ind. Meyers, Edgar D., Jr.-7660 Tejon St., Denver 21, Colo. Miller, Clark W.-R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Moeller, Esther-1027 Franklin St., Johnstown, Pa. Moore, Brad— 704-1 2 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Morrison, James H.-8017 Holladay Rd., Norfolk 2, Va. Patton, Frederic A— Box 787, Winona Lake, Ind. Pearson, Harold K.-302 6th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Powell, Bill— 307 14th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Reynolds, Wilburn C, Jr.-3404 Jewett St., Highland, Ind. Richards, Lewis-Rt. 1, Box 50, Lost Creek, W. Va. Richmond, Larry M.-621 Stone St., Flint, Mich. Riggs, Jack— 1227 Monroe Ave., Huntington, W. Va. Ringler, Lois— 720 Horner St., Johnstown, Pa. Robbins, Dr. Austin-619 W. Center St., Warsaw, Ind. Roberts, Edward-112 13th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Rough, H. Don-R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Russell, Kenneth E.-R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Rutherford, Emerson— 1303 Grace St., Winona Lake, Ind. Ryerson, Milton— R. R. 2, Warsaw, Ind. Schumacher, Evelyn— 9th and Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Smith, Leonard D.-Box 769, Winona Lake, Ind. Snader, Clyde— 2302 Anderson, Irving, Tex. Spradling, Robert K.-Tornado, W. Va. Steffler, Alva W.— Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Stephens, Ken— 1206 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Stucky, LeRoy J.-216 N. McKinley St., Warsaw, Ind. Swesey, Gerald-R. R. 5, Rochester, Ind. Thompson, David-R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Thornton, Charles G.-707 S. Main, Greenfield, 111. Toroian, Simon T.-Box 591, Winona Lake, Ind. Volovski, Michael-1208 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Weltmer, R. DonaId-2507 11th St., Altoona, Pa. Wenger, Lloyd, Jr.- 122 Miller St., Strasburg, Pa. Whited, Robert-315 S. 5th St., Sunnyside, Wash. Woolman, Lloyd— Grandview, Wash. Wroughton, Richard-202 15th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Yeager, Bill— 211 N. Detroit St., Warsaw, Ind. COLLEGE DIRECTORY Abuhl, Ralph— Poplar Ave. and Kelly St., Winona Lake, Ind. Aeby, Janet— 604 Hammond Ave., Waterloo, Iowa Anderson, Kermit— 217 W. Mansfield, Spokane 17, Wash. Aukerman, John— R. D. 1, Wooster, Ohio Avery, Eileen— R. D. 3, Dover, Pa. Baker, Glenn— Aleppo, Pa. Page One Hundred Thirty-One COLLEGE DIRECTORY Bali. Nancy— 617 Indiana Ave., Troy, Ohio Bauman, L. Paul— 1112 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Bearinger, Charles E.-2005 E. Jefferson St., Warsaw, Ind. Bearinger, Ernest H.-2005 E. Jefferson St., Warsaw, Ind. Beckley, George-2217 Southfield Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. Beers, Judy— Winona Lake, Ind. Binkley, Carol J.-4236 Jackson St., Gary, Ind. Birkhoff, Dorothy— Aud. Blvd. and Park Ave., Winona Lake, Ind, Bloom, Karen-896 Race St., Altoona, Pa. Bond, Gordon— 2330 Roxbury Dr., San Bernardino, Calif. Bowser, Mary Elsa-Rt. 2, Box 314, Brookville, Ohio Boyer, Janet-Box 677, Winona Lake, Ind. Bradley, Ronald S.-1807 Brockwell, Monterey Park, Calif. Bransford, Jim-Box 327, R. R. 1, Leesburg, Ind. Bricker, Barbara Jean— R. D. 4, Quarry Rd., Wellington, Ohio Burklin, Inge— 905 Auditorium Blvd., Winona Lake, Ind. Burklin, Werner— 905 Auditorium Blvd., Winona Lake, Ind. Butterbaugh, Betty-Rt. 1, Lucas, Ohio Calkins, Karen— 6361 Orange Ave., Long Beach 5, Calif. Carroll, Thomas M., Jr.-520 Stetler Ave., Akron 12, Ohio Church, Joe B.-Rt. 2, Granite Falls, N. C. Clark, Jeannine— Galien, Mich. Clark, John— Galien, Mich. Clingenpeel, Ruth Jeanette— 3028 Yardley Dr. N. W., Roanoke, Va. Clouse, Jane Lynn— R. R. 2, Albion, Ind. Cole, William— 2753 Elmwood St., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Concepcion, Millie-9th St. No. 1003, Rio Piedros, Puerto Rico Cox, Thomas Stephen— 198 S. Brinker Ave., Columbus 4, Ohio Crabb, Larry W.-Box 781, Winona Lake, Ind. Cramer, Evelyn Louise— R. R. 5, Findlay, Ohio Crow, Nelson, Jr.— Box 172, Winona Lake, Ind. Cruver, Bill Henry— 14008 Seneca Court, Cleveland 11, Ohio Custer, Douglas-120 E. Liberty St., Martinsburg, W. Va. Custer, James— 120 E. Liberty St., Martinsburg, W. Va. Deloe, Gladys E.— Robson St., Winona Lake, Ind. Dirienzo, Adeline— North St. Ext., Meyersville, Pa. Dirienzo, Caroline— North St. Ext., Meyersville, Pa. Dowdy, Roger-Rt. 3, Osceola, Ind. Duncan, Dreama— 217 Shenandoah Ave., Winchester, Va. Durkee, Sherwood— 120 Union Dr., Winona Lake, Ind. Ebersole, George— R. D. 1, New Enterprise, Pa. Ebersole, Mabel— 107 E. Penn St., Martinsburg, Pa. Ellis, Claudette-R. R. 1, Brick Rd., Granger, Ind. Findly, June— 231 Venetia Dr., Long Beach 3, Calif. Fink, Sylvia— R. D. 1, Templeton, Pa. Fiscus, Gloria— R. D. 1, Cowansville, Pa. Fiscus, Norma— R. D. 1, Cowansville, Pa. Fisher, Bonnie— 55611 Byrd Ave., Osceola, Ind. Frantz, Renee-R. R. 1, Box 203, West Alexandria, Ohio Fuller, Marvin D.— 300 Broadway, Argos, Ind. Funderburg, Michael— Winona Lake, Ind. Gallacher, Ruth-7327 Montow Si., Philadelphia, Pa. Gallegos, Samuel A.— Taos, N. Mex. Gangel, Betty-R.R. 1, Roann, Ind. Garber, Lucian O.— Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Gardner, Frank H.-7026 3rd St., Alexandria, Va. Garlock, Donald A.-906 1 2 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Good, Amos C— 532 New Dauphin St., Lancaster, Pa. Gossman, Gene— 106 13th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Grabill, Daniel J.— 723 E. Crawford Ave., Altoona, Pa. Grubb, Janice A.— Rt. 2, Hummelstown, Pa. Grubb, Marilyn Elaine— Wooster Rd., Winona Lake, Ind. Grubb, Michael— Rt. 2, Hummelstown, Pa. Hall, James David— 5138 Levelside, Long Beach 11, Calif. Hambly, Charlotte-2528 E. 129th St., Compton 4, Calif. Hamilton, Marjorie— Wooster Rd., Winona Lake, Ind. Hammers, Janet-6242 30th Ave. N.E., Seattle 15, Wash. Handly, Carroll— 40145 Grand Ave., Beaumont, Calif. Handly, Frank— Auditorium Blvd., Winona Lake, Ind. Haney, Donald R.-6479 Rendine St., Long Beach 15, Calif. Hauner, Frederica— 1264 Amsterdam Ave., New York 27, N. 1 Hayes, C. R.— Jefferson, Ore. Henderson, Bonnie Lou- 202 Kelly St., Winona Lake, Ind. Henderson, Harold L.— Etna Green, Ind. Henry, Charles— 805 Knoll Ave., Waterloo, Iowa Hershey, Paul L.— Intercourse, Lancaster Co., Pa. Hoffmeyer, Ruth E.— 402 Keystone St., Meyersdale, Pa. Hoke, Eldon-R.R. 1, Clayton, Ohio Holgate, Karen— 137 Palm Ave., Modesto, Calif. Holsinger, Terry— 4426 State Rd., Penninsula, Ohio Hooks, Mary Louise— 212 Arthur St, Kittanning, Pa. Hostetler, Gail-Box 106, R.D. 1, Jamesburg, N. J. Houtby, Donalene— 720 S. Spruce St., Montebello, Calif. Hulliberger, Marcia— R. 3, Lake Odessa, Mich. Hunters Charles— R.R. 1, Leesburg, Ind. Hunter, Darryll Thomas— Box 652, Winona Lake, Ind. Hutton, Al— Uphouse Trailer Court, Warsaw, Ind. Hylton, Joyce— 2422 Montgomery Ave., Roanoke, Va. Ingwaldson, Lew— 2005 E. Jefferson St., Warsaw, Ind. Jackson, Jessie-634 E. 128 St., Cleveland 8, Ohio James, Sarah— R. R. 1, Warsaw, Ind. Johnson, Ray— 921 Union St., Ashland, Ohio Jordan, Larry-209 W. Union, Wheaton, 111. Juday, Carol Ann— County Line Rd., Osceola, Ind. Juday, Marilyn— County Line Rd., Osceola, Ind. Juday, Robert H.— County Line Rd., Osceola, Ind. Kalter, Grace— R. R. 1, Camden, Ohio Kauffman, Tom-R. R. 2, Alto, Mich. Keyser, Mary Jane-329 N. Buffalo St., Warsaw, Ind. Kidder, Tobe-970 E. Indiana Ave., Elkhart, Ind. King, Sharon Ann— R. R. 7, Rushville, Ind. Kirkpatrick, Larry— R. D. 1, Conemaugh, Pa. Kirkpatrick, Terry— R. D. 1, Conemaugh, Pa. Kline, Ronald H.-R. D. 1, Box 111, Winfield, Pa. Knepper, Glenn— 810 Park Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Knepper, Lynn E— Box 657, Winona Lake, Ind. Knight, John Robert-713 N. Wayne, North Manchester, Ind. Kontz, Carole Bowman-357 Alpine St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Kontz, Joseph E.-357 Alpine St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Koontz, Kenneth D.-1408 Dartmouth Rd., York, Pa. Krasick, Robert E.-14th and Kings Hwy., Winona Lake, Ind. Lambright, Gene R.-R. R. 2, Box 268, Goshen, Ind. Landrum, Philip— 1408 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Lane, Ronald-Rt. 1, Martinsburg, W. Va. Larson, Jon A. Knute-2323 Rudy Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. Larson, Robert E., Jr.-2323 Rudy Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. Lasiter, Alice-732 W. 10th St., Tracy, Calif. Lavvlor, Lawrence— Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Leapline, David E.-908 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. LeFevre, Robert— R. R. 5, Warsaw, Ind. Liechty, Kenneth R — 10190 Dupont Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Lingenfelter, Sally-20 W. Main St., Everett, Pa. Long, Dale— 774 W. Center St., Warsaw, Ind. Lovelady, Edgar J— R. R. 6, Kalamazoo, Mich. McCollum, Carole-9523 Nancy Ave., Beaumont, Calif. McGrew, Louise-1853 Grasmere St., East Cleveland, Ohio McKinley, James Gordon— 1111 Sunday Ln., Winona Lake Ind. Page One Hundred Thirty-Two Malles, William-3310 S. Webster, Fort Wayne 6, Ind. Manuel, Judy- 131 W. Fairfax Ln., Winchester, Va. Matthews, Mrs. Richard— 402 Auditorium Blvd., Winona Lake Ind. Mattingly, Wayne Malcolm-Rt. 4, Box 593-A, Salem, Va. Macula, DarIene-1721 Buby St., Johnstown, Pa. Mayes, Nancy— 1202 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Mecurio, Michael J., Jr.-36 Bandall Bd., Mansfield, Ohio Melton, Carl E— Etna Creen, Ind. Mensinger, Edward B.-B. B. 2, Box 570, Three Oaks, Mich. Mensinger, Judy— B. B. 2, Box 570, Three Oaks, Mich. Merrin, Charles— B. B. 1, Fredericktown, Ohio Messner, Mrs. Nancy— 1203 E. Canal St., Winona Lake, Ind. Metzger, Bonald J.— 205 C anterbury Dr., LaPorte, Ind. Miller, Mrs. Clark W.-B. B. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Millington, Don-508 S. Lake St., Warsaw, Ind. Mollenkott, Elizabeth— Galien, Mich. Morrell, Patricia-Bt. 3, Wapato, Wash. Nelson, Marcelene L.— 2026 Bedwood Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind Nettleton, Jim-B. B. 2, Wooster, Ohio Nusbaum, Jane E.— 206 S. Lake St., Syracuse, Ind. Osborn, L. Voyle— B. B. 2, Leesburg, Ind. Overcash, Lee S.— Bt. 5, Hagerstown 2, Md. Palmer, Hyla-211 Spink St., Wooster, Ohio Pearson, Kenneth— Uphouse Trailer Court, Warsaw, Ind. Pechta, Gayle— Moran 3, Mich. Pedersen, Fred W.-2065 4th St. S. E., Canton 7, Ohio Poling, Walter LeBoy-R. R. 2, Versailles, Ohio Poyner, Randall— Box 756, Winona Lake, Ind. Reynolds, Harold L.— 224 W. Main St., Hummelstown, Pa. Rider, Chester E.-B. D. 3, Catawissa, Pa. Bider, Dalene-Bt. 2. Paulding Bd., New Haven, Ind. Biner, Jack K.— Box 205, Mentone, Ind. Bitchey, Bobcrt E.-B. D. 1, Saxton, Pa. Bodgers, Carl K.— 803 Tennis Court St., Winona Lake, Ind. Bule, George— 800 W. Ionia St., Lansing, Mich. Sackett, Marie— 1010 Randolph St., Waterloo, Iowa Sampson, Lucene— 12850 Salem, Detroit 39, Mich. Sandy, A. Rollin— Winona Lake, Ind. Schaffer, William— 215 Arthur St., Kittanning, Pa. Shearer, Norma— R. R. 1, Bremen, Ind. Shedd, Danny L.— 8091 Lampson Ave., Garden Grove, Calif. Shelby, William L.-201 14th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Simon, Joan-521 W. 6th St., Mansfield, Ohio Small, Kathleen-2817 W. Willow, Lansing 17, Mich. Smals, James— 806 Park Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Smetzer, Janice M— 1013 Wick Ave., Ashland, Ohio Smith, LaDonna-Bt. 4, Box 19, Grafton, W. Va. Smith, Shirley M.-2240 Brooklyn Bd., Jackson, Mich. Snively, Howard M.— 221 S. Boosevelt St., Warsaw, Ind. Snyder, Hazel L.-B. D. 1, New Middletown, Ohio Spillman, James B.— 7380 San Pasqual, Lemon Grove, Calif. Starkey, Bichard— 175 Highgrove Blvd., Akron 12, Ohio Staton, Charles-R. D. 1, Buena Vista, Va. Stayer, Joyce E.— 304 E. Main, Flora, Ind. Summers, Loreen— B. D. 2, Hummelstown, Pa. Tallcntire, Andrea— 487 Agate Ave., Mansfield, Ohio Taylor, Donald— Alleppo, Pa. Thompson, Jose— Sta Bosa 25, Vieques, Puerto Bico Thompson, Joyce V.— 14251 Bichfield Ave., Livonia, Mich. Toirac, Mrs. Dorothy M.— Box 24, Sidney, Ind. Tollison, Benjamin S.— B. B. 3, Laurens, S. C. Tong, Jerry— 3042 Baltic, Long Beach, Calif. Trumble, Kathleen— 2200 Cowlin Ave., Los Angeles 22, Calif. Tucker, Wayne— 126 S. Church St., Martinsburg, W. Va. Turner, Gerald L.-Bt. 4, Box 185, Brooksville, Fla. Turner, Jeanette— Portis, Kansas Turner, Lee C., Jr.— R. B. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Turner, Marjorie— Portis, Kansas Umbower, Daryl L.— 523 New St., Roaring Spring, Pa. Vysocke, Paul-445 E. 4th St., Erie, Pa. Ward, B. Bichard— Summer St., Lynn, Mass. Weigle, Carol-B. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Weigle, Chester Allen-R. B. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Welling, Floyd L.-Box 771, Winona Lake, Ind. West, Barbara-Box 517, Hughson, Calif. West, Mary Sue-Box 517, Hughson, Calif. Williams, Annetta-B. B. 1, Grafton, W. Va. WilliS, David L.-301 Garden St., Goshen, Ind. Wilt, Joanne-B. D. 3, Canfield, Ohio Wilt, Virginia-B. D. 3, Canfield, Ohio Young, James Byron— R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Young, Jerry R.— R. D. 1, Sterling, Ohio Zimmerman, David L.— R. R. 1, Warsaw, Ind. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DIRECTORY Bauman, Dr. Paul R— Wooster Rd., Winona Lake, Ind. Bess, S. Herbert-1600 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Boyer, Dr. James L.— Winona Lake, Ind. Deloe, Jesse B., Jr.— Bobson St., Winona Lake, Ind. Driver, Warren W— 728 Elberon Ave., Dayton 3, Ohio Gilbert, Balph W.-104 Pope St., Winona Lake, Ind. Hamilton, Benjamin A— 1403 Sunday Ln., Winona Lake, Ind. Hamilton, Mrs. Mabel C— 1403 Sunday Ln., Winona Lake, Ind. Hein, Bolland N.-B. B. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Hoyt, Dr. Herman A— Wooster Bd., Winona Lake, Ind. Humberd, Dr. Jesse D.-5th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Kent, Dr. Homer A., Sr.-301 6th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Kent, Dr. Homer A., Jr.-312 6th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Kent, Mrs. Homer A., Jr.— 312 6th St., Winona Lake, Ind. McClain, Dr. Alva J.-Walnut Ave. and 5th St., Winona Lake, Ind. Martin, John G.— Box 76, Wawaka, Ind. Messner, Bichard G.— 1101 Sunday Ln., Winona Lake, Ind. Messner, Yvonne J.— 1101 Sunday Ln., Winona Lake, Ind. Meyer, Nathan— Winona Lake, Ind. Ogden, Donald- 1208 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Ogden, Dr. W. A.-600 Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Bea, Dr. John-508 School St., Winona Lake, Ind. Bough, Mrs. Don— B. B. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Schnittjer, Ava L— Delhi, Iowa Snider, B. Wayne-Box 691, Winona Lake, Ind. Steffler, Alva W.— Chestnut Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Stuber, Dr. J. Worl- Wooster Rd., Winona Lake, Ind. Uphouse, Mrs. Miriam— R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Uphouse— Dr. Norman— R. R. 3, Warsaw, Ind. Whitcomb, Dr. John C, Jr.-305 Kelly St., Winona Lake, Ind. Whitcomb, Mrs. John C, Jr.— 305 Kelly St., Winona Lake, Ind. 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