Grace University - Charis Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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It is the prayer of the Editors that each of us will continue to be Molded by the Master. But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us QII Cor. 4:72. Co-Editors F ayth Burkholder Mary Block I 1 A I 1 N. ' X , , ' .., I 4 x N, ,-:1 gr 2 I 4. SX I .5 ...- x. -Q- -a -1 1 3- .. if - -5 ' 2 . 4 2 ..- -gz- s -ag ' ..'- --:- U .. -'--. N If . x . X ' S Q , .. . N- , -. . .-x.- -4-ff . ' X N - L , .J f- , '- V ' V-.x - ' T' -my f wxi. 1 5'--' i- Q Q -4. X ,fc- S.:- ...- -1, lr- XX 4 ,,- ,- M W L :-1 , , 1 K jb f ff ' I I .ff I tqaq ff W , i '?' '., ,,, ': V' r 5 : ' 1 ru' r I1 . J' :l B 'X xx -f t K J 'I if M X r I If . , V' '. I lux U '1 7 I 5 Ls vi' ' 'v,. M Lf I ,Wh Tr I W 5 :I 1 - frm 2- m I, i I AT! Q., . 1' ,R U - I: J K , I W-X J I 3 wg I l A 1 -I' ' 'vu , I' 5 N145 '- E ..- N X . X , , f ax X ,'- ' Xu X ,L , 1 -- , .NB 1. . K , ,JI ., 5-H 1'-: . ' X -2 - .. X . N , 2 , , ,,,, - ,- 5- ',,...- , . - .. V- N: J ,.. .- , I4- 5 - ..--5. yk - gs f f-. - .K - A Y , -E ... rw , -, NLF ..,... f ..a- - .... .?' q--.1 .- '.. ,.f-L.,-J 'E- EKQ Contents DEDICATION STUDENTS FACULTY STAFF ORGANIZATIONS CONFERENCES MUSIC HOMECOMING ATHLETICS STUDENT LIFE DIRECTORY ADVERTISING 'x ,f I X IO Q ' I X x 'I g 'X ,1 XX R X X :fax ai 1 NX X55 X ' 1 v' M 'X X '. 4 ' X fs .X k Q N, X4 I , . C- 5 x tu , .L -M 1 10 GX V -A XFX pg - Qi L T X XMIM '.T.,4 , 8 X I M7 ' fx ,f . gag.. ., , I Q' 1 ls. ' 1' vs- if N. X , I:'x' -.lf v:S ' N, Q' :LH '1.1, 1 , 12.1. 1 . I 1. fl uh ?-1 ' 7, fllr If 2 'U u ' ,, 0, e' I . 4 1 f , v Q 'Ip . Y 1' I ',,1 ...i X fguaib wr XZ r , lg. Sqn' :y .J-' R' xx' -'-' I . H ,' ,-'ll Y' A Lx' , - f . X X ...X 5 .ry A , D . 1 . , U , . JP 2 vi i f' E-. T7 lun--., 1:-'Y - L sv -If -xl -55,-? ' e K ' - '-. ' 11-1-g,v+. f,- W: Qt of :Q ,',l,L ,iff f ml .N Qx 1' 1, Q .-,fx tw X 1 'x gf. ,L ,Nun LPHON PACFI El:-LVL' , b 4.11 n .'.' Q1 gg .ul J-' -TW . ':I I' 1 'fx' ,,, v LL , ak ,, 'rf 4' -,nf ,, , ,,f-.1 .T '- FQ 51-f P' '--wif ':?3' '.f hifszf?-?i1-If -1131 1 ,-1:,:.:1f- .. V ' ' iii fa:-ifzgfi ' '::fQ?+'1f'?23?1Q,1-I-F .N -- f - 3--P' :F-.,-L 4' ,gf-V -, 1:9 ,M ,7 f ,5.f - ff , P- ,,.,.f ' 8 ..a:5'Q,49 43 ' Cf ff' ,nf 'T-5'-' ,. f' 1-' ,- ,.f f,,5 .Z r. Donald I. T chetter Dedication He captures our intellect to focus it on Bible doc- trine. He takes time to understand our problems and untangles our confused Curriculums. And in each diverse task, he maintains-his remarkable diplomacy. When Mr. Tschetter first joined our staff in 1958, he was well qualified both in secular and theological training. A graduate of Grace Bible Institute, Grace Theological Seminary, and Huron College, he also did some graduate study at the University of Wichita be- fore receiving his Masteris degree from the University of Omaha. Prior to 1958, he also completed three years of teaching experience at Berean Academy. Since 1960, he has held the position of Dean of Education here at Grace. Now we, the seniors of Grace Bible Institute, wish to acknowledge his contributions to our school. To you, Mr. Donald Tschetter, we gratefully dedicate this 1969 CI-IARIS. As Administrator As Student As Instructor . 4? 'x x X Y . NV' ,IV ' x X Y . x: xxx Y gf x R A 5 X S Q 4 A Q X . S . ' X F l X Nx X X QQ - X W 1 4 Q X I -X 'X UV X I NNN - w 'sratxasx x R fx. '. X X I' I - 1'9w','l. ' 'AELF' ' X XIV X R . ':XW 4-'jgiaxaglllx ,I-atsagl' h X N ' x ,:,yx:.E1 , .::. n xlrlxe ' , X .NX , 2 XXK X -, ,gi-.ff,9,!V?g.7'Lf-435' f.:':il , X Xl Y X Y N 2- - X , wg- . ,. 'N y'm:y,,1xf 454' 'Uv ,' 0 C' X ,J X . 'W . ' 'Z 'x Y W1 'i-'WP 232:51 'N' fi ' XX 7 X N X y. f1L,.fvs 3: f f A NT X X X' X N W Ns 0 Xv 1 '-,AA Y. X X, I, , 'fa-'xg-gi Ti Xl ,A ,E X - 'v . X H. 1 . fer: -ks ff, X X l H K1 xx I L ,Al X W ,glX. I.-33 .5.1 gk XQQX . MK W qxmhfb .4 X X Q- W ' , R 'NN V vi 21. X. 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K ir' prqklx .A X if 'X X. N QR if' lu' I llpfl 'ft .v , fl' .E ix XX qty RAI? ,K XNV I' X X G, 'L I . ff iff! I MX . N X ilfegfy M 1' x' xx ' x I N ' I .fy ., wx, smgxgz Nik v Y' ,I , Milk it ,l . X x K I ,I --pl' INK N x 'I' Nik '1 , 19 I 1 Us ' n. Af: X . ,I 'Q I l 'V . 1, I . 1 W g , l' +9 4' . 3942 4 lm if 4'-Q. 1 : HH 'Vx AILYF1 ' N X MU 1 5 '- ' f 1 ' 4 W ,f -- !'x llx ' A' Ay S, l.n , ... .l 'm.v'f' '-- . . . .--.-M.---.1-1 il Q uni enior The senior class of 1969 would like to introduce itself to you on the next several pages. Its members consist of students coming from Canada to Texas, from Pennsylvania to California, meeting in the center to study Godis Word and to allow it to mold them into vessels for God'-s use, These students have toiled long hours over the books, have been challenged by Christian Service assignments, and have learned to develop satisfying personal relation- ships in order to make them ready for this great step into the future they are now ready to take. Soon they will be leaving, going back to the North, the South, the East, and the West, to do the work for which God has pre- pared them. Some will find themselves overseas doing mis- sionary work, others will go back home to their own communities as Christian lay workers, and many will go to places they have never seen before. Through the years hundreds of people around the world will be blessed by the dedication of the individuals of this class. Del Dueck Don Unruh President Vice -President Sacred Music Psychology and Philosophy Prove Me Now Margaret Secretary Bachelor Religious Gustafson of Education Here with. . . Mala hi SJO - Glenda Wiebe Treasurer Christian Education and Music Jun Barrsch Men's Class Speaker Pre-Seminary Dave Basinger Psychology and Philosophy Joyce Berg General Bible Mary Block Bachelor of Religious Education Carolyn Brenneman Bachelor of Religious Education Evonne Buller Christian Education Sharon Buller Psychology and Philosophy Fayth Burkholder Missions Carolyn Busenitz General Bible Emma Busenitz Christian Education Arlys Claassen General Bible jerry Conant Pastoral Ministries N w W., .,?K dw, ' I 'gf nu,-r 3 fi: J R-tra rx-:':'i ' 'Til' g aw -va L, -1 ' is lwl J' ' f Keith Cook General Bible Mary Cowan Christian Education and Music David Film General Bible Joyce Franz Bachelor of Religious Education Sharon Doerksen General Bible Dennis Friesen General Bible Donna Fast Ceneral Bible Vemelle Friesen Christian Education Marlene Fread Nursing Al Heiser Psychology and Philosophy Rosemary Gilliland Christian Education and Music Ieanette I-Ilebert Christian Education and Music Kathleen Gingrich Bachelor of Religious Education Gayle Homstad Bachelor of Religious Education Dan Harder Missions Roman Hostetler Missions Lonnie House Ross Johnson General Bible Pastoral Ministries Geneva Householter Roger Kamrath General Bible Pre-Seminary r I Sharon Isaac Bachelor of Fred Kramer Religious Education Pastoral Ministries Carl Iantz Delbert Kroeker Pastoral Ministries General Bible ' vw Judy Litwiller General Bible Nancy Neufeld General Bible Linda Matthxesen Nursing Irene Nickel General Bible Karen Meisenheimer Christian Education and Music Reiko Ogoshi Missions Emest Moravec Pastoral Ministries Dorothy Ratzlaff General Bible Arlie Rauch Sacred Music Joyce Sanders Bachelor of Religious Education Dalice Rcgier Christian Education and Music Conme Schram Christian Education and Music John Reimer Christian Education Ralph Schram Pastoral Ministries Barb Rempel Christian Education Alvin Schultz Psychology and Philosophy Carroll Sprenger Psychology and Philosophy Bill Walker Pre Seminary Clayton Stauffer Missions Kathleen Waltner General Bible A a ill .J....n.u Lloyd Trapam Christian Education Dave Warkentin Missions 1. Mary Ann Udd Women's Class Speaker Missions and Music Doug Wedel Missions W. Louetta Younglund r NSY' General Bible s I Outstanding Grace students have gained recognition in WI-IO'S WI-IO AMONG STU- DENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. Each student was selected on the basis of leadership, scholarship, spiritual ma- turity and future usefulness. These student's names will appear in the organizations year's publication to be released during the summer of 1969. The DELTA EPSILON CHI chapter, mean- ing approved in Christf' received into its mem- bership four students of the graduating class as chosen by the faculty of Grace Bible Institute. The purpose of this organiiation is to encourage and honor outstanding academic scholarship, approved Christian character and Christian lead- ership ability among the accredited schools of the Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges. Delta Jim Bartsch Dave Basinger X x....?,, if 5 51 Who,s Who 4 . . ,A ,gh Row 1-Fayth Burkholder, Mary Ann Udd, .lim Baftsch Del Dueck. . , Row 2-Don Unruh, Dave Basmger, Al Heiser. Epsilon Chi Mary Block Mary Ann Udd .. ,f W f -6 .H ff! -K 4 , 'Lk . ,gg , f 1 ,-. E . U 1 if EG '3 ,Q 4 i I I 1 4 3 , f 1 1 X v 1 n 3 1 Af N124-i T ' ' f 4 ' fi 71. X ' J iff! . A xx sv f -' L: .f ' 1' 4' 1, .,,.Q..,LM- V cfm? F -fw- w ,4::,,,, gg, - A7 -3 4 I, ji . V . Q ,, Mafia' 1 9 mf ug. 5 o '-0 I 5' L Fur' ,. -4. 1 Y A q,. 45 f 11 f . :Agni f H ,?,:, ' Q I' -Q ' xg- sg, , A X. 1 'il 1 L. .. rt-, ,. 52 iv I ' Y l 3 junior Larry Nickel President James Jost Vice -President Bev Tindall Secretary Loretta Loewen Treasurer Paul Baerg Finally gotta man. Sandee Barkman Eugene Bishop Bob Brenneman Irvin Busenitz Corinne Dirks Stan Dyck 'iff' G? 'ig K, 4 5.5 . Don Enns Fayrene Ensz Jerry Franz Dennis Gingrich Ted Grove Betty Hall Marcella Harder Rosalie Harder David Haury Bonnie Frlesen Iudy Garwood Our Student Center Marvin Haynes Richard Hege jake Hiebert John Hiebert Fem Hofer Bob at his best. Steven Houck LeRoy Jacobson Marjorie Iantzen Merle Lee Sheila Lemmert Maynard Lutes -'1 Q, 1. Rfk? 'wa' Zu , a . 5 TF: Z1 . sf H , ,, V' i w 'Q 17'-li-2 is. as If J '- x ' 1 ' 7 :Hg Ron McHone Joyce Meyer Stan Ratzlaff Carolyn Riezanstein Neale Riffert R, ,..,a l ' .,,, H, H, , M - r Clayton Sevem Cynthia Slabach Thomas Peace 'L+ 'i Shirlene Sommer Richard E Poole A dream. I' CMT rw '32 john Ratzlaff 1 I Lloyd Spear All play and no work ,.r Sharon Spear Doris Springer Alice Stradmger Ron btradmger Marlynn Stringer Sharon Swank Gr me Thlessen Karen Txtcomb Norma Udd Kathleen Voran Kathie Walter Pat Walton Jam.t Warkenhn Lee Williams Mllk baths this week? F 1 ed Wuthrxch Ronald Zuercher Picture Not Available Don Gillett Verna Johnson Jim Stenger Edwin Veer Joe Webb ophomore Milford Thieszen President John Klaassen Vice-President Cherry Siebert Secretary Ruth Penner Treasurer Robert Baalke Milford and Sally Robert Baerg Katie Baergen Robert Birkey David Blatchford 1 Q Jack Boemer Linda Boyce Bruce Buller Barb Burkholder Annora Busenitz Stan Carden' Ianell Claassen Lloyd Claassen Karen Conley james Cress Nancy Davidhizar Robert K. Busenitz Dennis Byerline Election night. f W Qwb ,, 3 Alan DeBoer Delbert Dick Jackie Dick Laura Diller Marion Dueck Swish for Loren! Ramona Dueck Dale Duteher Lorin Ensz Eldora Entz Marilyn Epp Robert Fread I! Y,-.x 5F .Q,g r W , ,DX W? Ei sl 'KN if XG 'Q if S 6 '?T,,jP THQ I MVS N aclme Glanzer Arlene Fnesen Bonme Goertz David Hall Beverly Friesen hdxth Harder Y iff: gif W H132 ff ' 'Z M-ff' 'lil J-2-'f Loren Harder Ken Friesen Orla Harder Barbara Fritz That mght walk. Kenneth Cmgerxch Ron Harder Sock it to 'em! Pnscllla Hendrlcks john Heppner Dennis Hofer Ione Hofer .- n, f-Q' Judy Hooge Keith Heppner Kenneth Heppner Dennis Huxman john jackson Eunice Jantzen ' I I: -: .,,, ,. r' - I In ,Q David Jolley Bonnie Kaufman Jim Keller Kathy Kjer Eugene Kliewer Mary Ann Krabill Mary Kroeker Eileen Loewen Linda Martin Leona Mumbauer Dick Myers A vote for me is a vote for victory. I I I , I .fl T I , A. -71- . ,Iv 9- , A - If' '- il R , -, -, ,gg ir? I lf!! l 'I 1' I 1 F' I, 1? if ,II Is ., I I IVII T1 'Q ',, 'X' .III rg Q IQ I ji , F is I :II I I I I I' I , If , iz !.- j 11' 5. C fl ' - -' v 'C 'x sl., ' In , 5 II .-I, '. .1I, . 3 'J --,IL,, .1 I ' .lag Ig ,. V, -V, fa 'nr ly 1: . 'ff E, Is ,. ': A . 'I Y- , 1 ' yn ' ITy,. ' I1 I I I C I I EAI I 1 I1 I fI II I wi 1 I I I, w 2 JI LI, If I , I I If . I I I ' ay ,I f f' 'I I 5 I l 3' ff. I I' H 'I A 5 I5 . ,- I -'.':' -1 ' I , I I W IW , .. I 11 t I xx. . 4 I , ' ., 33- ' , . 1 ffl ,. - .. vgwb. ' 3 f' f lf' ,' -- '. Another bright day' Richard Paziak Jeanne Pearson Sally Peterson Carolyn Rahn Barbara Reimer Leonard Reimer Lois Reimer Clarence Rempel jesse Bison Terry Rowen John Schell Simon Schlabach Stan Schlappi George Schrag Norvin Schrag ' 'r .gr Viv 'fd:: f- 2i f T TTT ' 'eff-f f.!'Aw F w 1 1-4' , m.-'K-fi lv -'-fytzfxh.,-15. -I, . f V .f' ' fm ::s.g'f,'- W .K ' - 1 ,f A mi N in f A10 Us I-s ex 441 - , . ' 1, '- git' , -,f:a '1j l X -,V lil: It Mn ri ' H '- - e ff f l - l David Rocke ' Anna Rogers The collegiate look? ,537 Phyllics Shcnefield Eat, Drmk, and be merry-finals tomorrow! Brenda Shepherd Leonard Sissons Amy Smith Linda Smith David Soliday Karla Strahan IG1ILw:,1Tayl0r Karen Thiessen Grace Thomas Gloria Thompson 1 K :.. N K A V, 3 '71-'1Qi:g' , , 1 .-NE V V Q W 1 4 X ' 'gin' if 5 E 1 ll -J-Q-21.1 321-.- IQ.,.,Q. U ' T' o, vi-v if Q 5 if 2551? J ,J fy 'ZW .5 fr fy.. gs. . E' fr -Wu' ' X .rl eg ru- . s !,' 5 -'ff ' , A .mf ' of -' E412 M Q? 5521 n Judy Tschetter Marcia Tschetter Patrick Tull Carolyn Wakeley Carol Walker David Watts Jacky Westphal Kerwin Wiebe LeApne Wiebe X . ' 1.5, mhiz . . Wg. I , , , 1 . - 1 5-:.ii.c if W Patricia Unruh Whats goin on? Esther Voth Roy Wiebe Vee Zimmennan john Lancey gli!! :5 , . i A r.. ' ,gfl 3 f, J... , lea. h e 'V , ,- R, i -5,351.5 ff No Picture Available Roger Fries Del Pglmer Io Williamson Robert Reimer Cecil Yoder 'Heyl Wait a minute! SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Elwyn Busenitz Donald Christians Verniel Claassen Darrel Derksen David Ewin Michael F ishback Charles Coering Dwight Coering Linda Gray Eileen I-Iellesvig Aileen Hennings Ronald Heppner C. Hong Marshall Karges Kathleen Kent llerb Klaassen Sherry LaM0tte Carl Lang jack Mayfield M. lane Pederson Ron Regehr Carol Rice Pat Turnidge Gary Warrick F re hman Stephen Anderson Philip Boehr President Steve Arduser Rene Ashcraft Glayne Doolittle Vice-President Marianne Baltensperger Theodore Balzer Dclla Busenitz Secretary Ruth Bartel Karen Reed Treasurer Would you believe , . father and son? Loretta Amstutz Carol Bartsch lv J-. Randy Basmger May I clean your contacts? Deborah Bates Pat Bates Wayne A. Bear Ilmmle Bmgham Daniel Blake Don Boswell Elmyra Braun Brenda Brennan Bernard Brown :VI Rodger Buck Terry Cl1en'y Cheryl Claassen Glenlord Claassen Rebekah Burch Linda Clark Gllbert Classen Arvin Busenitz Eileen Clausen Robert L. Busemtz Eldon Carlson New Society on campus? That's not the way I heard lt . .. Valerie Decker Steve Dennis Charlotte Dick burg Dianne Dick Anson Dockhom Edwm Donaldson, jr Y dmv -'I-fr wwmif, Q-we . if D-Piir WW? 4-,yv , Reg Dyck Joe Eaton JaNean Eckstein David Ewert Stan Ewert Linda Ewin Victor Ewing Donald Fast Lynnea Fast Vw' 73 , i - 17:31 Jeffrey Ensz Oops, did I praywn Cherlyn Epp 2 Q-. x N n Judy Faucette Connie Franz James Friend Shucks! Just a letter from home. Loren Friesen Melvin Friesen Galen F riesen Norrie Friesen Rebecca F riesen 'K' Glenyce F riesen Winnona Friesen Valeue Fuchs Richard Greene Dave Gabrielson Merle Gross wif? Manlyn Cuhr Charles Goertz Betty Haber Mrllard Halr ir Z2 'fir Joyce Goertzen Q-.. 13 LAJ , Hg, Nancy Gossen Stan Graber David Hanson NiX0l1,S the won! .,T ..,,.. ..., A.. 1. -.,.gT.. , ... V, -I :Eff 'il 4.45. ,, Judy Harder Richard Harder Linda Hannon Judy Heidner Marilyn Hcidner Wet again? Shirley Heppner Leonard Herman Ron Heibert Arlen Hilkemann Darrell Hofer Lois Hofer sig? f sifsi-wsu? S '? f E Li, Vivian Hofer Sue Hoffman Thomas Hoffman Barbara Howard Brenda Hudson Jenny Iantzen Grace I anzen Judy Ianzen Melvin Ianzen David johnson Kathleen Johnson Whats an alarm? Ing?-Ei-'.:1 +-'P' UW? ' - ' 'W W' ' i'i'swK:wi'- Mu. 4 A-1'.+X WWW. 'T3.,1-,. 'whiz' 5:'?1hflW 3 Jw.f!133'1!'.'ff25L':pf Mrf-,..'--, Thomas johnson Grin and bear it! l' Manlyn Jones ,I LI, M A Fu, 517157 HA Wk L,V'5:Vf:,-' I Q,-R. Perry Karges Larry Kmdvall Rachel Klaassen Barbara Klassen LaVeme Kleine Leon Kliewer Phlllp Khewer Leland Klaassen Susan Klxewer Q, Erma Koehn Jeanette LaPorte Elmon Larson Holly Lauer janet Lenstrom Brian Loewen Elizabeth Loewen Janice Loewen Marjorie Loewen Karen Long William Lyons Rlght Guard at work. ll'1'? K-I 'J Donald McPeck Peggy Manley Ianice Marcuson Donna Mener Our Spunky freshmen. Pat Murray Roxanne Nelson Daneda Neufeld Bruce Nlckel - Judy Mord Bonnie Nightingale Sharon Ollver hfaM....,, . . 1 'II V ' 5:1222 Q55 . ,l4nz.1,se.L::L Terrill Reed Rebecca Otteson Arlie Penner Mary Penner Mary Polson Lucille Rahn Marilyn Regehr Douglas Regier Steven Regier David Reimer Kathy Reimer Smile, you're on Candid Camera Q Y i ,if Coreen RISCIOII Sandra Rxtchxe Janet Roberts Linda Rohrbach Patty ROW just between you and me Rebecca Ruston Doyle Sailors Kaye Sargent JoEtta Schierling Jeanne Schmidt Gary Sellers Xstrrv I Y 1 E 4 Shirley Shippy Carol Slaughter Marsha Smith Mike Sprunger Diana Stein Vemon Steiner Rebecca Stevens Kathy Stucky Iudith Swank Paulene Spallmger Have you checked the handbook? Beverly Spnnger . fm. ,----f I jgmllgl ' lj -1 1' -1' lf, I. 1 C7F5r'? 1 ' -F ' '67 ' 'T'-'- ff d'W l 13 -- - , V. 4 tri. T' kv 1' ' 1 ,' Y V I-1 I' A f l oz 1' ' , Y - 'A In n n qlgvrv T A. -Q. , X Lk 4-aff. L X, 'fy . '-1 f-Fri: H- g:.wlg.1uL:p r:.., Karen Swanson Girls basketball-a real Yvonne Swartz challenge! Cheryl Tschetter Kerwin Thiessen Iulie Thomas Elaine Trim Reg Tschetter Delmcr Unruh joe Unmh Shen'y Unruh Thomas Vandevenne Sief Widdershoven Florene Wiebe David Wiens Iohn Wipf Cecil Wissink , 4 lj ug Will I be smart enough to stay? llI'SCS Sharon Regier Senior Lorraine Schultz Senior Iudy Christiansen junior Virginia Dutro Iunior Carol Longenecker Junior Janice Pound Junior Linda Stark junior Jeanie Walter Junior Shauna Augsburger Freshman Pauline Dahlenburg Freshman Mildred Hamburger Freshman Ruth Hansen Freshman Nancy Muir Freshman Cynthia Tschetter Freshman The Big Momentlb Not pictured: Cheryl Rennack Junior Qs' and , ' 1 3535 'rv' .1...'Q4,:eL i ..,, Mold me and make f X' 1 , x , . - ,N XXX... . x x X gf X A C Xi. C' X rl 1 L XR N 1' In 6 X N A N X xA X X I n l A 'L 'N N I . A h 2 .A if x kr ,..'bN. . mim i . Ii N J XX-X X . xx XNMX5 k ' It ' ' : ' - xt ' -X ?Nv I ,- Zl!x.' 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'.!- ' E5g:,?'Ff,-2+ 1.. , P31 , J ' Jr l c ? if:-53 1- il 54.51 iff. ,' lffzir' ' 1 if Jiffy .5 4 -- Y: were 'L Dr. Waldo E. Harder, President 1 r .. -,,-.-,-i- T O I 0 dmmlstratlon Reuben Dyck, Vemon Buller, Don Tschetter, President Waldo Harder, Frank Harder Board of Directors Standing L to R: Mr. Phares Bixel, Rev. Robert Radtke, Dr. Samuel Thiel-stein, Mr. Corine Z. Friesen, Mr. Frank Buscnitz, 'Mr. Iolm T. Bartsch, Rev. I-I. P. Fast, Mr. Walter Ediger, Mr. Herbert Franz. Scaled L to R: Rev. Dan U. Dalke, Mr. Clifford E. Lammers, Dr. Waldo E. Harder, Rev. L. R. Amstutz, Mr. I. C. Willems. Not pictured, Rev. john Lehman. 5 T I 2 Donald Tschetler Dean of Education Theology Since the Bible is the heart of the Grace Bible Institute curriculum, every student is a Bible major. Thus the Bible Department, with Mr. Tschetter as its director, fills a vital role in the total CBI program. The aim of this department is to train students in the Word of God for future service for Him. Bible surveys, theological studies, and book studies give students the background needed for communicating God's message to all the World. Bible Department Many hours are spent here. Truths of the Word graphically illustrated. The Christian Education Department at Grace Bible Institute seeks specifically to help students com- municate the truths of Cod's WVo1'd more effectively. During the 1968-69 school year, the Director of the Christian Education Department, Dr. Anna Rieger, has been assisting evangelical missionary organizations in Europe. This sabbatical year has given Dr. Rieger the opportunity to become directly involved in train- ing national workers in such countries as Germany, Italy and France. We look forward to her return to the GRACE campus for the 1969-70 school year. Considerable planning has been carried on during this year in anticipation of offering new courses and a new cooperative program in secretarial science during the following year. Through these expansions the de- partment seeks to train more students for leadership roles in the Christian education ministries of the church. Chri tian Education Department ei-f . at W. A. Regier Prophecy 8: Personal Evangelism Growing is the word for the Christian Service De- partment at CBI. In the last couple years several new programs have been started. A new one this year is a team going to the Minimum Security section of the Douglas County Hospital. Last year a team was or- ganized to go to University of Nebraska at Omaha to witness to the students there. Child Evangelism work was also begun last year as a C.S. Christian Service assignments are important in the lives of CBI students. It's our lab part of trainingg pre- paring for the real thing, says Mr. Regier, the C.S. director. Often this experience leads a student to his life's work. Mr. Hegier advises the students to share their problem with the Lord and to ask Him for a real burden for these they work with. He says, WVhere prayer focuses, power falls. ' Chri tian er ice Department Preparing for C,S, Chapel, Recording C.S. reports is one of Esther's weekly tasks. 'iGeneral Educatioifs main objectives, says Mr. Wenger, Mare threefold: one must be a good witness and have knowledge of the Bibleg one's Christian inter- pretation of liberal arts is vitalg and onels knowledge of himself, the world and society is enhancedf, A series of lectures given by Dr. Henry M. Morris, on the subject The Bible as a Textbook of Sciencev was sponsored by the General Education Department. There are no new courses offered this year. There are however several new members on the faculty: Mr. Kapp, teaching Philosophy and Psychologyg Miss Sedivy, teaching English, Speech, and World Literatureg Mr. Alan Wiebe, teaching Frenchg and Mr. Roger Lester, teaching General Psychology. General Education Department f Alan Wiebe Missions Mr. Alan Wiebe, head of the department of mis- sions seeks to introduce the Scriptural concept of mis- sions by offering an Introduction of Missions course to all incoming students. Subsequent missions courses guide students to proven practices of sharing Christ, acquaint them with foreign cultures and religions, and provide training and practical experience which will qualify the student to fulfill the requirements of present day missionary service. Above all, the department seeks to inspire students to make a definite commitment concerning a full-time missions ministry. Of special interest in the missions department this school year are the scholarships being made available by the various prayer bands to students desiring to do summer missionary service. The missionary conference held during the first week in March again proved to be one of the highlights in the school calendar. lission Department Ll To glorify Cod and help others to a more personal relationship with Him is the highest purpose and prime concern of the music department. Over half the student body is actively engaged in the music program at Grace. Music is not only im- portant in serving the Lord, but it plays a vital role in worshipping Cod. Some of the animal highlights of the department are the oratories, concerts, tours, and programs given by small vocal and instrumental ensembles. The music department seeks to bring about the realization that a voice or an instrument is not merely a performance of pleasant pitches and tones, but a vessel through which the Holy Spirit can work a spiritual ministry. E Henry Wiebe Music-Chorale u ic Department Developing the master touch. C0me mY BCIOVBCY, , J ,nr Sfiw , , .l ,v iz . ,e ig NA. .1 A -,H I -, A1 F-'gh WWA' , ali Dr. Harold Burkholder Pastoral Courses Three programs designed for young men who feel the call of God to enter the ministry are offered by the department of pastoral ministries. The Bachelor of Arts degree with a minor in pastoral ministries lays emphasis on effectively communicating the Gospel. It qualifies the potential pastor to develop a vital program for a growing church. The five-year Bachelor of Theology program will add depth and breadth to the student's educational experience. The pre-seminary pro- gram leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree and is pre- paratory to advanced theological study. The Greek language is required in all the programs. One of the exciting aspects of the department is pastoral field work which makes it possible for a stu- dent to gain experience as he works under the super- vision of an active pastor. There are eighty men currently enrolled in the pastoral programs. Pastoral inistries Department Studying the context. ffl1i1Lfi1'Sfr Silfloflf, Dr- Robert Benton Old Testament F llflllkfflh' Boy Brunner Music? Organ Vemon Buller Director of Development David Camefix Christian Education Lawrence Chapman Field Representative Ward Childerston KCBI Manager Vernon Duerksen School Evangelist Dennis Friesen Alumni Director Frank S. Harder Business Manager 76 Reuben Dyck Arthur EIMS Science Christian Education Arnold Iantzen English Eunice Heinrichs Dean of Women Russell jones Bible Nl 1 .E A l F Norman Kapp Philosophy Roger Lester Psychology Ruth Loewen Librarian Ray Lutke Music-Band Abe Penner New Testament Edward Schellenberg Greek-Theology Louella Seclivy English and Literature Ron Siebel Dean of Men jerry Sprunger Director of Public Leo Thomas Christian Education Relations Mrs. Henry D. Wiebc Music-Piano '-t- PACIFIGRAILROA Jmunmmnn V 1 Z 5 N 7 B 9 to 'll IB I5 I7 21 22 23 24 28 29 30 31 l m 'fZL1LZ5 1 vL.4..u 533552: 321'- X. Reuben Dyfrk-Dean of Students. Ronald Seibel-Dean of Men. Eunice Heinrichs-Dean of Women, Karen Buedcbusch-Assistant Dean of Women. V Fi Registrar Gradesl Curriculums! Transcripts! All these are a part of the busy schedule in the Registrafs Office where Grace students complete registration each semester. Here too, the student's total curriculum is adjusted and regulated to meet the busy demands of college study. Mr. Russell jones, the Registrar, co-ordinates the academic records of some 450 students. He is also faculty advisor for the Athletics program, working with the coach in arranging the details of the Royals' basket- ball schedule. Director of Admissions As seniors graduate and leave the halls of Grace, new students must be recruited to take their place. This is the primary responsibility of the Admissions Office of which Mr. Leo Thomas is director. Thousands of prospective students are contacted by mail each year with possible follow-up by letters, telephone calls and interviews. We believe those selected to attend are led to Grace by God, and we thank Him for each one I-Ie directs here. 80 Development Department The Development Department coordinates all public relations activity. The Development Director, Vernon Buller, serves as the department head and represents the department on the administrative com- mittee. Roxy Tschetter assists him in the office work. The Development office is directly responsible for the stewardship ministries which entails financing for operating and capital improvement. Stewardship is operated as a spiritual ministry involving a personal interest in the scl1ool's donors. The Public Relations Office is directed by jerry Sprunger with Sharon Doerksen as secretary. This office seeks to build an accurate and favorable corporate imagei' in the minds of the various publics. The efforts in extension, promotion and publications are to pave the way for successful recruitment and fund efforts. Other personnel in this department are Lawrence Chapman, Field Representative, who serves in promotion endeavors through pastor contacts, conventions, and fairsg and Vernon Derksen, School Evangelist, who conducts ll-day campaigns in local churches. Head of the Alumni Office is Dennis Friesen, who arranges Alumni ralies, edits the Alumninews and handles placements, banquets and projects. Helping him in maintaining alumni statistics is Marie Buller, Alumni Office secretary. Alumm Awouatmn OfflCOT9 Robert Decker, Vlce President, Roxv' Tschetter Secretarv, Donald Tschetter, Faculty ,f 1 v -14 qv-J 25,-'i'iQ4it 'fi gif.-'Qi' . df: -- 51 Lf: ,521 . ,,fL','.2 , fa, fl 1 V '.-.V-fi, f ills-F5 Q5 1 - Q fijtxzigrg ...Qi 54 A r .':'rff2'f'f-f 'T. Q ,. 6 ' 4 iff' V . ' '.-'5:1-4.31.34 'Q :gg A i71Q3Y':..i . -nv' A , 4:43-A . 4 H wi-. l ,ss-QW ' '-32711 x -gif-1 . U, . In , -':::i ?'1L 5!'?F4 V --Mfmre .' wager' J i K, :. -'V i I Esther Bartsch Arlene Dietz Presirlent's Secretary Secretary to the Christian Service Director Marie Buller Dorothy Dietz Bookstore Manager Mrs. Reuben Dyck Employment Director june Hochstetler Librarian Alumni Secretary PM +A 5' W '37 . , ,T ff .1,A', , , Uk' l '- 1.1 'f '53.. ' 1 . 1,5 -I.'. 6.:l'i 1 --FVFI .- aff jim Chancellor Coach Figures can he fun. Mn. L. E. Chapman Cook Karen Oswald Assistant to Bookstore Manager Karen Reudebusch 4 Assistant Dean of Women Grace Book Store Ruth Hofstetter Assistant to the Manager Mrs. Marie Hooge Matron Mrs. Arnold Iantzen Secretary to the Dean A. V. Krehbiel Maintenance Mrs. A. V. Krehbiel Dietician Erich Krehbiel Engineer Loyal Schmidt Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Ruth Schrag Secretary to Registrar Cheryl Skorepa Snack Shop Manager Willie Smith Printer Rona Todd Secretary of Business Office Roxy Tschetter Public Relations Secretary Meet the press. l.':v:'l-,nl Anabel M Secretary of KGBI-FM Esther Unruh Cook S 4 Mrs Eldon Walters Cook .gl jf Hilda Woelk Cook The witches brew. You don't say! Urganization .-'gf 1'-, J faifwf' ir' 1' sul 5 Student Body Fellow Students, We are living in a day of fantastic change. VVho would have dreamed, even five years ago, that we would have men circling the moon or that human hearts could successfully be trans- planted? Yet with all our technical and medical advances, the world today has problems like it has never seen before. Everywhere we see signs of social, economical, and political unrest. The world into which we, as young people, will be going is full of frustrated, mixed-up people searching desperately for some meaning or purpose in life. We, as young people who know jesus Christ in a personal way, have the answers to life-there is no doubt of that. The problem comes as we try to communicate our faith to the world around us. To help solve this problem, I believe one of the main purposes of Grace is to turn out balanced young people who, with Christ as the center of their lives, are physical- ly, socially, and mentally prepared to make Iesus Christ relevant to the world in which we live. Therefore, it has been our purpose as a Student Body Executive Committee to create an atmosphere in which it is possible to become a socially, physically, mentally, and spiritually balanced individual-an individual who is up to date and culturally prepared for reaching the world as it is today with the realization that jesus Christ is the only answer to the worldis problems. It is my desire that each of us, as Grace young people, accept tl1e challenge of this excit- ing day in which we live, and allow jesus Christ to use us as individuals to make an impact upon our world. Student Body President Dave Basinger Association Arlie Rauch Vice-President Kathie Walter Secretary Sharon Buller Treasurer SBA Team Bev F riesen, Iohn Ratzlaff, jackie Dick, Dave Basinger, Sharon Buller, Mr. Ray Lutke Brian Loewen. Sharing Reviving Q The Student Body Association sponsored many activities throughout the school year. During semester break the S. B. A. team traveled through the south- midwestern states giving concerts in many high schools and churches, thus sharing what Jesus Christ means to them. February 21 was a big day on the G. B. I. campus as students participated in the Red Cross Blood Drive. The S. B. A. initiated several firsts this year. At the all school picnic the freshmen were properly initiated with beanies to be worn for one week. The election of S. B. A. officers for 1969-70 was done in a new manner as each candidate had a campaign manager who struggled to influence ballots in favor of his or her candidate. The voting was done at a ballot box rather than in chapel. g-ug sk' Macedonian Missionary Fellowship 4 ... A' ' ' Officers Standing: Clayton Stauffer, V. Pres.g Norma Udd, Treas. Seated: Marcy Harder, Sec.5 Don Enns, Pres l Student involvement has been outstanding in Reg and Doug give skit for our HCIB-TV project. the Macedonian Missionary Fellowship. The prayer groups, re-organized for more effectiveness this year, are each sponsoring one or more students as summer missionaries. Twelve members of our student body will be traveling throughout the world this summer to tell others of Christ. This has been made possible as a result of students involved in giving and praying. Mission Accomplished was the theme of the Missionary Conference. Because of the gift from the students to HCIB in Quito, Ecuador, construction has resumed on their new television studio-the pro- ject we chose to support this year. ' Opportunity for personal involvement in missions is our part in assisting student spiritual growth. Clarence Remple interviews Evelyn Fast, a repre- sentativc of HCJB-TV. A display reminds the students of the need at HCIB-TV HCIB-TV Gary Olson Carrol James Jost Pastorate l Campus Crusade-U.S. V.f11,ff'rT,l 5:4 ' ' I ., W e jf Sharon Swank Kathy Gingrich Ahska Gail Homstad Alaska Pastornte -1. wish' k Holland Tindall Norma Udd Japan Stall DYCk ' Pat Unruh Trinidad Africa Al 5k3 France R - -sy. ' . ' V 'E ' . A if I.. V - V ' , - we-4 .,. :3':ff-f1ffi5'fWS14-5l- 3 ' 3 l ' ' n . :,2'I,111'- Llnda Boyce K D Joe Summer Missionaries Prayer Bands Milford Thieszen Chairman--Africa The purpose of prayer bands is to encourage us to become involved in God's Work both through prayer and action. Each of the five prayer bands, representing continental areas, will help finance students serving as summer missionaries through- out the world. We, as students, have much to learn in becom- ing involved as prayer warriors and actual workers for Christ, but are making an earnest effort toward this goal. Arlie Rauch Chairman-N orth America Bob Brenneman-Prayer Band Chairman .-, r w -- ' WJ? 6gv '+ .., ,J ,-.-1 L If yi-1. PEM L' . -I., . if' X . u., w , 1 ,323 WJ, 5, if. Hi . n I, fr-'elm 1' 4371 fff. ':.'Q1if 125' ,fu M' ,Q I IA x ,Eff . gl! 'L '-A112 g wg - 15:35 i P437 ' xf v 1., 1 ,, Jeff' r VA., .. 3347.4 Al Schultz Chairman--South America Larry Nickel Chairman-Asia Lee Williams Chairman-Europe Recreation Committee Dale Dutcher, Stan Dyck, Io Williamson, Iudy Hooge, Sandee Barkman The recreation committee of Grace plays an important part in developing a vital area of student life. To begin the sc' Jol year, this committee helped plan the all school picnic. Then throughout the year the members of this committee Worked with the intramural teams in setting up inter-student basket- ball compeiition. In addition they have revised the intramural program for the following year, and a final part of their work has included the organizing of other student competition in volleyball, tennis and ping pong. Sponge Throw 'qw 4 Here it comes! There it goes! Ha, Ha, Ya missed! I would say you weigh X Q11 .:,', 54 'f' ' 21 2.12 4. 'f,51L,,-'W f W ,' L, , 'f -. tg , Moment of Truth! That's what I thought v Organized tournaments culminated in Awards Night. ocial Committee - ,JH 'gr' My QT 1 5' f 7 wif' M Bonnie Kaufman, Al Schultz, Corinne Dirks, Priscilla Hendricks, Clarence Rempel Reception following homecoming Campaigning accelerates election spirit. At the Two-Some Jamboree . . '01, Altogether relaxing! Couples chatted over flapjacks and sausage To the strum of westem music. judiciary Committee 'C' Glenyce Friesen, Vernon Steiner, Sandee Barkman, Lee Williams, Clarence Rempel-Chairman, Sally Peterson, Carolyn Busenitz, Roger Kamrath. I ound Off Committee Bob Birkey, Bob Reimer, Roy Wiebe, Fayrene Ensz, Marilyn Epp I , Publicity Committee George Schrag, Linda Harmon, Lois Reimer. Ron Zuercher Civic Committee Mary Cowan, Reg Dyck, Mary Polson Li gg.. Spring Banquet The spotlight was brought into focus on March 29 as the Annual Spring Banquet portrayed a new look in our dining area. It's a Small World was the theme chosen by the committee and was carried out well in the various aspects of the banquet. In the background a large revolving globe accented the theme while each table centerpiece featured a gold globe reflecting the light of four candles. Music themes from around the world were ex- cellently performed by our own Mr. and Mrs. Bay Lutke and Mr. Boy Brunner. How Big is God was the selection which climaxed their talent. Dr. Ken Hanna from the neighboring country of Canada was the guest speaker. To climax a perfect evening, the film Wine of the Morning was shown to the guests in the lovely setting of a Council Bluffs auditorium. A night for romance. Banquet Committee: Don Unruh, Iudy Carwood, Donna Fast, Fred Wuthrich, Jackie Westpahl, Irv Busenitz, Karen Thiessen. Gold globes reflect the theme. Address by Dr. Hanna highlights the evening. Caterers serve the dinner mid candle-light Mood enhanced by Lutke duet. piritual Life Committee James Jost, Mary Ann Krabill, Dave Haury, Karla Strallvan, John Klaassen l 4 1 3 l Wil Henry Wiebe challenges students at Prayer Breakfast. Each student, a link in the prayer chain. To promote the devotional life of the school a spiritual life committee is selected annually, This group plans a day of prayer each semester, traditionally featuring challenging speakers, discussion groups, and quiet moments of medita- tion. Innovations that sparked the prayer days this ycar included both an early prayer break- fast and an all-night prayer chain. ln everything, the committee seeks to strengthen communications between the Master and students. Youth Conference Youth Conference! A glowing week- end from start to finish! Dorms and classrooms bulged as more than 500 guests doubled the campus population. On Friday night, November 24th, a thrilling program by the band and chorale began the three-day conference. Then with guest speaker Vernon Duerlc- sen, each following session continued to reach guests and students alike, and God brought victory in many lives. An added highlight was the musical pack- age presented by Helen Barth. For a change of pace, a crowd of more than 1000 cheered the Grace Royals to victory over Faith Baptist Col- lege Saturday afternoon. ,., ' s r , 1.-nf' Standing: I. to r.-Don Unruh, John Ratzlaff, Mr. Thomas-advisor. Seated: l. to r.-Roger Kamrath, Sally Peterson, Glenda Wiebe, Eileen Loewen, Vee Zimmerman, Steve Anderson. -up-.ali 5-I Speaker-Vernon Duerksen Caravan of buses takes guests to the game. R L Y Q V VJ lf' XY -, V, 4,. - W-,V .m ' tg 2-'crl'--:lr -' ' 4, r '.jf.- .,-, X n - , I t'- --..1.. Qi' ' ' K I ,TQ s'Q73Dy-g,, ' V. b .. -I 5'V,j1 ll 5IlUEl'i!l? -Jlrlffiaii-:il giigzifiisfm la' p ' M s , r - a 5 - xy, f .15 , -El -.N . it,-4' ' -Q-..... ..ni'41x'H!'.: Pep Rally before S the BIC game! Will I ever get to eat? I I af-r JF The Cgruce lurinu The Grace Clarion, with a staff of about 30 people is published bi-weekly. It was enlarged by adding two more pages, and a new heading, symbol and letterhead were also developed. The Clarion has two main goals in publication: First, we will try to get students involved in things going on in and around the schools. We will try to inspire them to think and possibly corn- ment or write on pertinent, interesting subjects. Our second main goal is to get people con- cerned about our country, and to become informed on national and foreign affairsf, ui-....., ,.- - Arnold Iantzen, Luella Sedivy, Advisors 'w .. Pat Tull, Editor .- lone puts in long hours as typist. Glenda collects information for her column. A weekly staff meeting-Pat Tull, Karen Titcomb, Vemon Steiner, Randy Walter, Mr. Amold jantzen-Advisor. Ron Zuercher. Fayth Burkholder and Mary Block, Co-editors Dr- Bentfm, Advisor jackie Westphal-Lay-out Editor Sandee Barkman-Art Editor Mary Ann Krabill-Photography Editor CHARI From year to year, no doubt, each student anticipates the arrival of the new school annual. Found between its covers are nine months of history, a history which each and every student has helped build in one way or another. In a sense, then it is the animal staffs job to present that history to the students of Grace through pictures and words in a way which is attractive and meaningful. Only, when this job is done in the best way possible can the staff feel that they have fulfilled their responsibility. During these months, as each man and woman was con- tributing to this year, the CHABIS staff of '68-'69 was striving to capture that mood, thought and action transmitted by the total school atmosphere. Each week the staff met to discuss and plan all that should go into this year-is annual. In addition many, many more hours were put in by numerous personnel who gave of their time and effort. ln your hands is the completed work of a dedicated staff and hardworking helpers. However, not only does this annual portray a lot of work, brainstorming, long hours, and nine months of straight history, but contained within these pages is the truth that God has been working in each individual heart. Not one can deny that in some way the Master has been shap- ing each lifc. Read this book carefully and THINK again- How have you been MOLDED BY THE MASTER? A hard day's night Doug Wedel-Student advisorg Frank S. Harder- Business advisorg Fred WVuthrich--Business manager ll Staff Marjorie Loewen, Patty Row , Diana Stein, Io Williamson, Bonnie Gocrtz, Nancy Davidhizer, LeAnn Wiebe, Karen Conley, Joyce Coertzen, Carol Slaughter, Cheryl Claassen. Photographers Seated-Ken Gingrich, Mr. Boehr, Chip Doolittle. Standing-Gene Kliewer, Dick Hege. Conferences AV' r -Q., I rigxg , i r 1 Dr. Henry Morris ,,,.-..-. Daily Chapel Hour Daily chapel hours this school year were sparked by an excellent program schedule. Christian service Chapels weekly came alive with current concerns and victories. S.B.A. and M.M.F. hours featured dramatic announcements and a variety of speakers, films and student presentations. In, an excellent series of lectures, the faculty presented comprehensive sur- veys on The Will of God and Separation.,' Among the special speakers we were privileged to hear, was Dr. Henry Morris, renouned author and hydraulic engineer, who gave a series of lectures on 'The Bible is a Textbook of Sciencef' Presenting the messages in our evangelistic meetings was the Rev. Curt Lehman. Two college choirs also gave chapel concerts this year-Western Bible Institute from Colorado, and the john Brown University Cathedral Choir of Arkan- sas. Ymlfxw 1 5 Rev. Curt Lehman 1' s, !X it-' if li , in - 525- 525'Q:j. j. '- V ff? 1 Mrs. Priscilla Sitole chats with Anna Rogers. The John Brown University Cathedral Choir Bible Conference The Bible Conference of 1968 has been de- scribed as the most outstanding in the history of Grace Bible Institute. Based upon a general motto of Growth in Christf the conference advanced spiritual perception and depth in the lives of those attending. Perhaps the most evident reason for the success of the conference was the unique combina- tion of the ministries of the speakers. Each had a profound influence. Variety, practical application, scholarly presentation, perception of current is- sues, and spiritual warmth were all present. Special musical presentations by members of the faculty and student body added a very helpful dimension. The speakers were the Rev. Paul V. Miller, pastor of the Valley View Baptist Church of Council Bluffs, Iowa, Dr. Bruce K. Waltke, chair- man and professor of Semitics and Old Testa- ment at Dallas Theological Seminary of Dallas, Texas, the Rev. Ord Morrow, assistant radio min- ister of the Back to the Bible Broadcast of Lincoln, Nebraska, Dr. VValter L. Wilson, well-known med- ical doctor from Kansas City, Missouri, Dr. Ted WV. Engstrom, executive vice-president of World Vision, and Dr. Myron S. Augsburger, president and professor of theology at Eastern Mennonite College of Harrisonburg, Virginia. 118 L W1 Esther Bartsch and Marie Buller register guests 165. iii? ' .i, F 5- ' F152 ..- .. . 2 15:5 u . :Q-5 .ze ' ,Ag 1' waz- g .:.-,-.- . , .1 .. 2 tax- ' rf : asm 11, A ,gag fr, QQ., .HP mmwk 'H'www f . .fr f dh . ev ' J l ff' XM tgp- Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson Dr. Bruce Waltke Dr. Myron Augsburger Pastor Ord Morrow Our next selection will be. . Now, when we were students A happy ending to Grace Fellowship Day. Alumni renew old acquaintances Ladies' Auxiliary U' . I l I -,uf-: Q wife 'i Nr if X X . f+e ffg,N 11, .-:ww 5, , - ,L A . ?' .i we Cantata- Let the Earth Hear His Voice Missionary career group led by Milford Thieszen. Evelyn Fast and Clarence Rempel prepare skit for Mis- sionary Project. s One of the most demanding and possibly rewarding weeks of the spring semester is the week of Missionary Conference. It demands much time, prayer, honesty, and quiet waiting before God. And the rewards can only be realized as each heart yields to God's guidance. Mission Accomplished, the theme of this year's con- ference, guided the students? thoughts from day to day as each missionary speaker shared the need of his or her field and portrayed the mission yet to be accomplished. The main speaker, Rev. Philip E. Armstrong, Executive Secretary for the Far Eastern Gospel Crusade, made missions very practical for the individual here and now, other main speakers were Rev. joseph Charles, Associate Director of Worldwide European Fellowship, and Dr. Ivan Olsen, pastor of the Berean Funda- mental Church -in North Platte. Although realizing that today Omaha is the school's im- mediate mission field, the students of Grace chose to become Missionaries show dress of native land. Dedication of new missionary appointees. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Busenitz, jean Kliewer, Donna Comp, and Linda Sommer. more actively involved in foreign missions by sponsoring a project. The Grace family praises God for the 35569.70 raised to help complete HCIB-TV in Quito, Ecuador. A variety of highlights throughout the conference such as the panel discussion, the missionary career groups, the cantata, the pictures, the personal interviews, the project skits, the symposium, and the dedication of new appointees caused each student to be- come more acquainted with fields and active- ly involved during the conference. Now as one looks back upon this week, he cannot help but remember the display of the theme and ask himself what his part is in seeking to bring about Mission Ac- complished . . 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I5 ' QV .-g if :S M l 'R I lr- W-' A A HN4: in- f' :, 1 ' 1,2 ' P 4, ' .. RM-L Q ' I 'mfwi' A :anim 2. Y . 1 -, 'gy V 2 . wgFqQ.?,,v, ': I ' , I 'f -A , . V A ' IMF + 1 . .. I xv Q . ,. 4 ,. fb A- h 1 - ? - ,. ,-.. , -if Grace Concert Band Bev Fricscn, pianistg Dennis I-Iuxmang Arlie Rauclig Brian Loewen. Rosalie Harder, Bonnie Kaufman, Cheryl Clnassen, Joyce Goertzen. sa i BAND OFFICERS-Seated: Roy Wiebe Pres.5 Jackie Dick, Sec.g Bob Birkey, V.-Press Fred Wuthrich, Treas. NEW LIFE SINGERS Seated: Doug Regier, Brian Loe- wen, Arlie Rauch, Roy Wiebe. Stand- ing: jackie Dick, Don Enns, Patty Row , Bev Friesen, Phil Boehr, Barb Rempel. MALE QUARTET Arlie Rauch, Don Enns, Phil Boehr, Boy Wiebe. Don Enns sounds off. V Our friendly Bus Driver, Carroll Holz. Student Director, Phil Boehr. Qi g zu It n - If he l i I 'e .Ill Fl 33 U i 2 N ,M S 5 ' 1-1 , :N I E cf WA if Mr. Henry Wiebe, Director CHORALE OFFICERS-Del Dueck, Pres., Dalice Regier, Sec., Jeanette Hiebert, Treas., Bob Brenneman, V.-Pres. The chatter of the dressing rooms, the Whispering hush of prayer time, the expectant eagerness of the auditorium: each the brief heritage of every chorale member. Songs of prayer, songs of praise, songs that share our personal walk with Christ: all of these the spiritual ministry of the chorale. Under the direction of Professor Henry Wiebe, 48 mem- bers this year toured the northeastern states singing in high schools and church groups in both formal and informal arrange- ments. The tour extended for two weeks during the Easter vacation period and the Week following. Grace Chorale Row 1: Charles Goertz, Norma Udd, Sandee Barkman Joyce Sanders, Stan Graber, Janet Warkentin, Cecil Wissink, Mary Ann Krabill, Eugene Kliewer, Judy Swank, Sharon Swanlc, Esther Voth. Bow 2: Marshall Karges, Bev Tindall, Yvonne DeBoer, Pat Bates, Brian Loewen, Kerwin Thiessen. Swartz, Vernon Steiner, Glenda Wiebe, Eldora Entz, Lloyd Claassen, Alan Bow 3: John Wipf, Amy Smith, Bob Brenneman, Sharon Isaac, Karla Strahan, Phil Kliewer, Del Dueck, Julie Thomas, Ken Fricsen, Bonnie Nightingale, Dennis Huxman. Row 4: Stan Ewcrt, Grace Tlliessen, Steve Anderson, Barb Rempel, Galen Friesen, Phil Boehr, Sharon Buller, LeRoy Jacobson, Tom Johnson. pin... All aboard for the next concert. Last minute instructions. Q. wh rm.: 'zserfi .....1..-.1 ,.,-...........i... 'WWW Q Feasting . . . a daily pleasure. AA 4 f..- ff? 133 FIRST SEMESTER KING'S MEN Back row Arhe Rauch, Jackie Dick, Don Enns, Bev Friesen. Sitting: Stan O. Ratzlaff, Roy Wiebe FIRST SEMESTER CHARIS TONES Carol Bartsch, Jeanette Hiebert, Norma Udd, Linda Smith. Scholarship Extension Teams Music . . . a vital form of outreach. The importance of musical groups is real- ized at Grace and encouraged by scholar- ship aid. The King's Men and Charis Tones are the two scholarship groups and carry on a wide-reaching evangelistic thurst.They are involved in many singing assignments during the school year-sacrificing much of their time. Summer tours are planned for each group. Summer 1968 found the Charis Tones traveling miles north up to Canada, and the King's Men traveling east to near the Atlantic Ocean. These outreach programs have proven very ef- fective. SECOND SEMESTER CHARIS TONES Jeanette Hiebert, Linda Smith, Bev. Friesen-pianist, Carol Bartsch SECOND SEMESTER KING'S MEN Eugene Klicwer, Brian Loewen, Phil Kliewer-pianist, Al DeBoer, Phil Boehr. FACULTY TRIO john Boehr, Ray Lutke, Henry Wiebe Musical Groups BRASS CHOIR Roy Wiebe, Phil Boehr, Dave Harder, Barb Rempel, Don Enns, Dennis Huxman, Bev Friesen, Brian Loewen, Arlie Rauch MASTER'S MESSENCERS Seated-Barb Rempel. Stand ing-Bev Tindall, Bonnie Frie sen, Mary Ann Udd EVANGELS TRIO Bonnie Nightingale, julie Thomas, Pat Bates JUBILAIRES TRIO Judy Harder, Janice Cordes, Joyce Sanders, Lois Hofer CALVARY CRUSADERS Loren Friesen, Kervvin Thiessen, Ken Friesen, john Wipf 1 , ala ,. Plifj A' ' V- Y ' 1 - .mL ,. X W, I I T 3--3 ,J-fp X 1 E ' U M . . ,-'li-35, -W , 51? H, . Efgfzq f qw, 1'-l'i:a'4' -H, -- A , 'i42'3'ui:-!'.'. '1 E- W - ' mf ,I Jimi -L swag, , , Hr.?r2':if'f: 1121-E-.',.:1,, vi ,V 1- . F M51 , H ff 'g4:7 x 1 w 4:22 . ' , 1 Ef - - :- . Fw.. LAL: t- Y ,J 'ii' :-' ' 'X 'gv 555.112 524- .' .. 5,36-:-. cwfiijiis v Lzjrgi-it ..'i:.:A.,' 1 Li.: fffff-1'Q3s-, W, . f -xiii:-'iii ' 73 ??f.!li! .Jl ' V -aiiirf' -- ff' 1 frm-I ' J 1 :Hi , ' - k-:'1f P 1, , I 1 , Q w 1: f':1. ., X ,, , , f,'I4 A ' I 3--'5' .V-issaf, . , ' 1, - wwf N . sy-rw . Ang IQ, - Ex' l TQFW . I , A ,, . Y Y - mf . K, , 1 s .. 1 ' 'E , ' 1 ' w , 'Wei' . - jg N3 'f I M V ' , ,, ' . ,, gr.- ' ,2'7 fx ,, A , -- -. ,Q V .. H' ' ' .4 ,- 'PUT ff,Q lf?-?7f'5J'2d.E'Fi'ffvulj . 13, pit' Im ' ' ' UL z --11, ,,,.-'.Qi'ffqii,5 x :A .: fi Avi--2-I:fZ1'1f:f:J' .. , fr . . , ::- wp'-- 3 ' , , 7, ,Q .1 .,1u,.,..-,- -f 32: .n -W - , -V ,Af . . , .v,.,, .. ,,, W, ,,, , Q-,ry , .a'121fsf44,:,m3ggg..11-.LJ 1. gs., , .,,, Q f-- , . L ' v A '.L x l nf' 138 Queen Dalz ce Regier First Homecoming 1 I QUEEN'S COURT Seated--Attendant Glenda Wiebe, Joumalism Princessg Queen Dalice Regier, Senior Class Princessg Attendant Mary Ann Krabill, Royals Princess. Standing-Loretta Loewen, junior Class Princessg Nomla Udd, Dorm Council Princess5 Fayrene Ensz, Chorale Princessg Bonnie Kaufman, Band Princessg Cherry Siebert, Sophomore Class Princess. an N ' 4,-ng Grace Royals Varsity Squad Front-Irvin Busenitz, Terry Cherry, Stan Carder, Managerg Dave Basinger, Captaing Dick Hege Manager Randy Basmger Steve Anderson. Back-Stan Dyck, Dave Reimer, Loren Ensz, Al Heiser. Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals Royals 94 87 114 77 65 128 86 82 91 67 67 90 73 72 69 110 .... 116 70 90 SEASONS RECORD -------------Freeman I. C. ----Faith Baptist B. C. ----Central C. C. ----Ozark B. C. ----Uni. of Nebr. at Omaha ----Open B. C. ----Manhattan C. C. , ----Freeman I. C. ----Central C. C. ----Faith Baptist B. C. ----Dana College I. V. ----Calvary B. C. ----Ozark B. C. ----Bellevue College ----Manhattan C. C. ,--,-,,-,--------Calvary B. C. M.C.C.C. TOURNAMENT ,,-,,,,-,------Open B. C. ----Manhattan C. C. ----Ozark B. C. U ' N J. s Q 1 , N a Z f r .I J. , K N S. Q, 13. t Y SW- -if I I V 5A .-J Al Heiser-Center Steve Anderson-Forward , ,,,. h xi- . -.1 .. 1. -.. i , nr 5 !t,.g' . ,Ig ,.v .s .... N W ' -1, Y'-4' .f ...- -,A ,J - , , AA bs, 1 - - . wr , 'A ' .u..'f-- 'LVEKQ ' 2 fav sr 'Ng .arg 1.1 - - r . ' VF 'f' 5- f - ' ' ' A ' - 'Q'P1,'v,:-pg1'.:1e '15 3-2' 'f5 1 :n'f'5'z'x': 1 gen' ' Q Y I Aiea' , jg ,fr ' ugh - - , 'H wmv? Q RQQ'-El' Q D 4 1 ' fa : , 5f3z.:5?f+Tfmu'f ' ' , . , , . 5. . V H5 , .- . L --Q. N A W f ! gn. , :,:'f.:- -H5 21: fffh . -,, 'X ,gin ,ln 6 Y, J .is kt O 5 'Ffh 0- , 9 u ,,,.,,:-Q-fr I On to Victory! . F' I 1 l f . Q., Q Irv Busenitz-Guard Leland Klaassen . . . The Royal,' Victim-Center Stan Dyck--Forward Loren Ensz-Forward Dave Reimer-Forward Pep Band Row one: Rosemary Gilliland, Dave Warkentin, Leon Kliewer, Rosalie Harder. Row two: Arlie Rauch, Cheryl Claassen, Ron Mel-lone Row three: Joyce Meyer, Bruce Nickel, Phil Boehr Row four: Roy Wiebe, Mary Block nf ' V. . my fwjyl, 'i MP' , N. 1 ' f' ' 8 si La yy, 'IP E .if '72 S J 'J ,JS Y F Cheerleaders Mary Ann Krabill, Judy Hooge, Donna Fast, captaing Karen Long, Donna Meier, Patty Rowe fFrontJ. Intramurals Winning Team Row 1-Duvirl Ewert, Delmar Unruh, Leonard Reimer, Kerwin Weibe, Loren Harder. Row 2-Steve Regier, Keith Heppner, David Ewin, Brian Loewen, Bob Baerg, Dennis Hofer, john Wipf Row 1-Vemon Steiner, Gary Sellers, Milford Thieszen Row 2-Randy Walter, Lee Williams, John Ratzlaff, Lloyd Claassen Row 1-Cecil WiS9iDk, Dale Dutcher, Eugene Kliewer, Norris Friesen Row 2-LeRoy Jacobson, James lost, Arlie Penner, Dan Blake, Stan Ewert Row 1-Gary Olson, Reg Dyck, Al DeBoer Row 2-Dave Hanson, john Klaassen, Wayne Bear, Robert Busenitz, Kerwin Thiessen How 1-Don Unruh, james Bartsch Row 2-jim Cress, Iames Orwell, Carrol Sprenger, Del Palmer '4 Intramural basketball teams . . . a chance for all those who love sports to participate. Games were played be- fore each Varsity home game and added excitement and fun to the evenings. New this year was an additional team made up entirely of married students. The other four teams were taken from the remaining student body. Student Life Christian Service One of the most important aspects of a Bible School is its outreach pro- gram. As students we hear speaker after speaker and learn many truths in our classes, but all these efforts at learning are in vain unless put into practice. The Christian Service assignment which each student receives offers opportunity to put into practice what he has learned. Dan Harder, Assistant Pastor, speaks to the youth. Eastside dropouts are challenged physically and spiritually Weekly programs are presented at the. jail. Mull 1 .wo W- IM .-1 -'- iy 1' ' ,: UL. ,V 1 t W- , lf l - ,lim ul .-L Il9!f' A Sunday School lesson il- lustrated by Glenda Wicbe. Larry Shippy and Dave Basinger help plan and coordmate Youth for Christ. ' H'.'.',: ,.1 'V IO if .., . In I 1 x v n i l fs lf --S012 xii - 1 omenis Dorm Council s ff gi I'- J lst Row-Grace Thiessen, Bulletin Board Committee Chairmang Emma Busenitz, Treasurerg Cheryl Claassen5 Carolyn Busenitz, Secretaryg Marilyn Epp, Treasurer lst semester. 2nd Row-Sheila Lemmertg Jeanne Pearsong Ruth Pennerg Miss Ruedebuschg Edith Harder5 Miss I-Ieinrichsg Barb Rempel, Vice-President, Devotional Committee Chairman. 3rd Row-Mary Ann Krabill, Cultural Committee Chairmang Bev Tindall, Social Committee Chairmang Vee Zimmermang Pat Walton, President. A monthly all-dorm prayer meeting Hall Decoration at Open House L lsilg Girls developed culturally through an art lecture and a tea which followed. I-Iooge .Sandwich sale helps support council. 15 12? iz Lies lf' limo. ll Peggy Manley and Bev Tindall add final touches for Halloween Party 'B Nt Several parties throughout the school year are planned for the girl7s dorm by the social committee. A variety of new ideas were brought into focus as the committee formulated ways of involving every girl. The highlight of the year was the choosing of Miss Twinkle Toes. After the candidates were chosen, each displayed her particular talent at the party. Then the final decisicn was made for Miss Twinkle Toes of '69. Seated-Geneva Householder, Miss Twinkle Toes of '69. Stand- Candidates performing ing-Chris Risdon, Pat Walton, Lynette Walter, Peggy Manley. Flirp-Week End Fellows and Ladies In Reverse Pattern ' A 'vu 'sg .. 'SQIEQQYQN 14 ,l 1 ' Y , J' 1, I , l - Men s Dorm Councll Irv Busenitz, Pres.5 LeRoy Jacobson, Sec.-Treas.5 Keith Cookg Perry Karges, Loren Harderg Bon Harderg Keith Heppner. 15.3 With each diamond goes a shower. Grinding out term papers takes many hours. Dorm Life Dormitories-buildings with halls and doors and rooms-rooms that be- come a student's home for nine months of a school year. But rooms are not what make up a dormitory-people are . . . People called students . . . students in dorm life. Dorm life means moments of antici- pation before meeting new roommates, friends and acquaintancesg it means moments of adjustment toward room- mates and rules, it means moments of sharing-thoughts, feelings . . . our- selvesg it means moments of meditation and prayer when, together, our thoughts are drawn to- our Saviour. It means moments of concern when we see our fellow students troubled and anxious. It means moments of excitement when we gather for parties and popcorn, for laughter and song. It means moments of noise and confusion as students relax after study and concentration. It means moments of imaginary quietness as stu- dents read, write, type and think. And it means moments of hushed quietness when the last window becomes dark, and the dormitory sleeps. :ECU l .4 -Q- --K 42 Q' 3? , P H-,f if' ' ' :QW . ' 1 -N-. ...,,,.Xf-ugaae. R-XFN 5. ' Qlznn - '- y . - 1,-'?,. 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And so, throughout the week on the buses and at the job, students have the op- portunity to meet other people and gain new experiences that cannot be found in regular campus life. Bob Reimer-The Nebraska Q 1 S , E c Patty Row-I-Iousework Donna Meier-Woolworth's Lunch Counter Sally Peterson and Dorthy Ratzlaff-First National Bank l 1 Gilbert Clnssen-Wright and Wilhelmy 54' , 'ti -V G' .5- 's. . . .That the excellency of the Power may be of GCD . .. xl- .f'Q.J T'-,,-C.-, , L V' 1 xx X A f F - , ' ' i .., e'i T ' JV 5' - . if-Mf g QT HJ wn ww ' ,ga --'lf,:Q-if ,Ti Q Ne f I T gn-' e Piotterg XY? Qi Q H L-a...Z,--Q- ......-. X I' I mi V U V - hwy,-i vw' H ' .I M0351 me and make me, ' i 1 Y F Thy will, it I X d 'T' 523 I am waiting, 'ik df. :Ari , ' XX, H fx :PQX ?N'1nd stlll. ay X 4 'K Thine own fvay, Lor TQ: ' V if I h Have e own way! 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'I fi -af 6 f 'S 'L 5 'szs -QF' 4' Arnstutz, Loretta Route 1 Whitewater, Kansas Anderson, Stephen 4601 Van Dorn St. Lincoln, Nebraska Andrick, Lois Ellsworth, Nebraska Arduser, Steven Coleridge, Nebraska Ashcraft, Rene' 2324 A St. Lincoln, Nebraska Baalke, Robert 1633 South 17 St. Sheboygan, Wisconsin Baerg, Paul Butterfield, Minnesota Baerg, Robert Box 811 Delft, Minnesota Baergen, Katie R.R. 2, Box 100 Newport, Washington Baltensperger, Marianne R. R. 3 Nebraska City, Nebraska Balt fheodore R. R. 2 I-Iooker, Oklahoma Barkman, Sandee Landmark, Manitoba, Canada Bartel, Ruth Meade, Kansas Bartsch, Carol 1001 Lenox St. Hutchinson, Kansas Bartsch, James 1502 South 10th St. Omaha, Nebraska Basinger, David R. R. 1 Pandora, Ohio Basinger, Randy R. R. 1 Pandora, Ohio Bates, Deborah 2360 Yuleepa Ave. Santa Rose, California Bates, Patricia 2202 Burlington St. North Platte, Nebraska Bear, Wayne Plano, Iowa Berg, Joyce 312 West D St. Hillsboro, Kansas Bingham, Jim 12134 South 28th St. Omaha, Nebraska Birkey, Robert R. R. 1 Foosland, Illinois Bishop, Eugene 1404 South 10th St. Omaha, Nebraska Blake, Daniel R. R. 1 Homestead, Oklahoma Blatchford, David Allen, Nebraska Block, Mary Little Rock, Iowa Boehr, Philip 814 Worthington St. Omaha, Nebraska Boemer, jack Whittier, California Boswell, Don 512 South Chestnut St. McPherson, Kansas Boyce, Linda 610 Harrison St. Council Bluffs, Iowa Br. 'n, Elmyra 7th Ave. Mt. Lake, Minnesota Brennan, Brenda Ellsworth, Nebraska Brenneman, Bob Clover Lane St. Manchester, Pennsylvania Brenneman, Carolyn Clover Lane St. Manchester, Pennsylvania Brovsm, Bemard 4063 Paxton St. Omaha, Nebraska Buck, Rodger 169 Crestmont St. Council Bluffs, Iowa Buller, Bruce R. R. 1 Meno, Oklahoma Buller, Evonne R. R. 2 Peabody, Kansas Buller, Sharon R. R. 2, Box 85 Colby, Kansas Burch, Rebekah Amold, Nebraska Burkholder, Barb 1915 South 8th St. Omaha, Nebraska Burkholder, Fayth 1915 South Sth St. Omaha, Nebraska Busenitz, Annora R. R. 5 Newton, Kansas Busenitz, Arvin R. R. 5 Newton, Kansas Busenitz, Carolyn R. R. 5 Newton, Kansas Busenitz, Della R. R. 3 Newton, Kansas .pf if ' Busenitz, Elwyn R. R. 5 Newton, Kansas Busenitz, Emma Whitewater, Kansas Busenitz, Irvin Peabody, Kansas Busenitz, Robert K. R. R. 1 Whitewater, Kansas Busenitz, Robert L. R. R. 1 Whitewater, Kansas Byerline, Dennis R. R. 2 Gibson City, Illinois Carder, Stan 2001 George Washingt Wichita, Kansas Carlson, Eldon R. R. 1 Laurel, Nebraska Cherry, Terry R. R. 1 Pandora, Ohio Christians, Donald 7335 South 76th Ave. Omaha, Nebraska Claassefn, Arlys Whitewater, Kansas Claassen, Cheryl R. R. 1, Box 125 Whitewater, Kansas Claassen, Clenford 2310 Elm St. Omaha, Nebraska on Blvd. Claassen, Ianell R. R. 1 Whitewater, Kansas Claassen, Lloyd Whitewater, Kansas Claassen, Verniel R. R. 1 Beatrice, Nebraska Clark, Linda 4608 Parker St. Omaha, Nebraska Classen, Gilbert R. R. 2, Box 239 Mt. Lake, Minnesota Clausen, Eileen G07 Cherokee St. Hiawatha, Kansas Conant, Jerry Box 215, R. R. 4 Jefferson, Iowa Conley, Karen G30 South Lake St. Warsaw, Indiana Cook, Keith R. R. 3 Ames, Iowa Cordes, Janice Guemsey, Iowa Cowan, Mary 4925 Manderson St. Omaha, Nebraska Cress, James 1308 South 11th St. Omaha, Nebraska Cross, Leroy R. R. 1, Box 25 Middleburg, Indiana Custer, Susan R. R. 2, Box 146 Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Dahlenburg, Catherine 1115 East Sunny Slope Phoenix, Arizona Dalke, Kenneth Box 286 Casey, Iowa Davidhizar, Nancy 1710 South 12th Goshen, Indiana DeBoer, Alan Corona, South Dakota Decker, Valerie Box 237, Route 1 Huron, South Dakota Dennis, Stephen 5050 CC Blvd. Sioux City, Iowa Derksen, Darrel Butterfield, Minnesota Dick, Charlotte Munich, North Dakota Dick, Dianne Marion, South Dakota Dick, Delbert Mountain Lake, Minnesota Dick, Jacqueline Munich, North Dakota Diller, Laura 2102 West Glenn Prairie Phoenix, Arizona Dockhom, Anson 2520 3 Street Plaza Omaha, Nebraska Doerkson, Sharon Route 3 Inman, Kansas Donaldson, Edwin 2628 Corby Street Omaha, Nebraska Doolittle, Glayne Route 8 Lincoln, Nebraska Dueck, Del 1505 South 8th Street Omaha, Nebraska Dueck, Marion Box 35 Kleefeld, Manitoba, Canada Dueck, Ramona Box 35 Kleefeld, Manitoba, Canada Dutcher, Dale Route 1 Burbank, South Dakota Dyck, Reg 702 Pine Street Omaha, Nebraska Dyck, Stan 702 Pine Street Omaha, Nebraska Eaton, Joe H. Lakeside, Nebraska hlckstein, IaNean I-Iighmore, South Dakota linns, Don 9030 East McKinley Street Fresno, California linsz, Fayrene 405 South Elm Street Whitewater, Kansas Ensz, Jeffrey 4th 61 Cnerry Freeman, South Dakota Ensz, Lorin 405 South Elm Street Whitewater, Kansas Entz, Eldora Valley Center, Kansas lipp, Cherlyn 2311 North Grand Island Grand Island, Nebraska Epp, Marilyn 33573 Lynn Abbotsford, B. C., Canada Ewert, David 2305 South Madson Monroe, Washington Ewert, Stan 1446 West 10 Fremont, Nebraska Avenue liwin, David 3422 Floyd Sioux City, Iowa liwin, Linda 3422 Floyd Sioux City, Iowa Ewing, Victor 609 Commonale Street Chillicothe, Ohio Fast, Donna Box 1106 Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada Fast, Donald 835 Loomis Trail Lynden, Washington Fast, Frieda 835 Loomis Trail Lynden, Washington Fast, Lynnea Butterfield, Minnesota Faucette, Judith 513 Woodvale Dr. Greensboro, North Carolina Film, David 245-2760 Avenue Littleneck, New York Fishback, Michael 820 Fort Street Omaha, Nebraska Franz, Connie Marlin, Washington Franz, Jerry 1502 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Franz, Joyce 1502 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Fread, Marlene 1505 S. 8th Street Omaha, Nebraska Fread, Robert 1505 S. Omaha, 8th Street Nebraska Friend, james Box 396 Norwich, Kansas Fries, Roger 7736 Cummings Omaha, Nebraska F riesen, Anton Norris 1344 F. Street Geneva, Nebraska Friesen, Arlene Mountain Lake, Minnesota Friesen, Beverly Route 1, Box 7 Lushton, Nebraska F riesen, Bonnie 32097 Fri Avenue Clearbrook, B. C., Canada Friesen, Dennis Bingham Lake, Minnesota Friesen, Galen Star Route Meade, Kansas Friesen, Clenyce Box 67, Route 1 Henderson, Nebraska Friesen, Ken Box 102, R. 3 Aurora, Nebraska Friesen, Loren 1018 Hayter Street Dallas, Oregon Fricsen, Melvin Box 101 Aurora, Neb1'aska lfriescn, Rebecca 3 litt, Minnesota Friesen, Vemelle Box 67, Route 1 Henderson, Nebraska Friesen, Winnona Meade, Kansas Fritz, Barbara 127 North Street Francisville, Indiana Fuchs, Valerie Hettinger, North Dakota Cabrielson, David Route 1 Loomis, Nebraska Carwood, Judy Amelia, Nebraska Gillett, Donald H. 5802 South 14th Street Omaha, Nebraska Gilliland, Rosemary Route 1 Wayne, Nebraska Ginger-ich, Kenneth 2423 College Avenue Goshen, Indiana Gingrich, Dennis Route 2 Gering, Nebraska Gingrich, Kathleen 1509 West Third Street North Platte, Nebraska Glanzer, Nadine Carpenter, South Dakota Goering, Charles Galva, Kansas Goering, Dwight Galva, Kansas Goertz, Bonnie Route 1 Montezuma, Kansas Goertz, Charles Henderson, Nebraska Goertzen, Joyce Route 2, Box 229 Windom, Mi.nnesota Gossen, Nancy Route 2 Marion, South Dakota Graber, Stan Box 64 Elbing, Kansas Gray, Linda Dalbo, Minnesota Greene, Richard 3402 Whiteman Street Omaha, Nebraska Cross, Merle Carpenter, South Dakota Grove, Ted I. 2926 South 24th Street Omaha, Nebraska Guhr, Marilyn 609 High Street Newton, Kansas Gustafson, Margaret Route 2 Kiron, Iowa Haber, Betty Circle, Montana Hair, Millard Hornick, Iowa Hall, Betty 8445 Rainier Avenue Seattle, Washington Hall, David 1418 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Hansen, David St. Edward, Nebraska Harder, Daniel 2551 Rosewood Dr. Dubuque, Iowa Harder, Edith 317 Ridge Street Hesston, Kansas Harder, Judy 2051 South Dearing Fresno, California Harder, Loren 1122 East 6th Street Hutchinson, Kansas Harder, Marcella 1122 East 6th Street Hutchinson, Kansas Harder, Orla Route 2 Inman, Kansas Harder, Richard Route 1 Whitewater, Kansas Harder, Ron Route 1 Whitewater, Kansas Harder, Rosalie Butterfield, Minnesota Harmon, Linda 5121 Fort Street Omaha, Nebraska Haury, David Junction City, Oregon Haynes, Marvin 616 Nonnal Street Memphis, Tennessee Hege, Richard Box 104 Aberdeen, Idaho Heidner, Judy Wolf Point, Montana Heidner, Marilyn Wolf Point, Montana Heiser, Allen Route 3 Aurora, Nebraska Hellesvig, Eileen Maddock, North Dakota Henderson, Margaret 1124 Hudson Street Alliance, Nebraska Hendricks, Priscilla Route 2 North Platte, Nebraska Hennings, Aileen Route 2, Box 102 Crofton, Nebraska Heppner, Route 1 Warroad, Heppner, Route 1 Warroad, Heppner, Warroad John Minnesota Keith Minnesota Kenneth Minnesota s rl. nn ' A rl -s '-an - !'1 54' :- -v .0 , .1 - ' . .. 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Route 3 I-Ioldrege, Nebraska Jantz, Carl Box 123 Union, Nebraska Jantzen, Eunice Route 2 Plymouth, Nebraska Jantzen, Jenny Route 2 Plymouth, Nebraska Jantzen, Marjorie Route 2 Plymouth, Nebraska Janzen, Grace 809 East 6 Street Newton, Kansas Janzen, Judy Canistota, South Dakota Janzen, Melvin Box 2, Route 1 Lushton, Nebraska Johnson, David 7725 South 39 Street Omaha, Nebraska Johnson, Kathleen 7725 South 39 Street Omaha, Nebraska Johnson, Ross Box 203 Ashland, Nebraska Johnson, Thomas 119 Center Street Vermillion, South Dakota Johnson, Vema 4512 Bedford Street Omaha, Nebraska Jolly, David 6014 South 18th Street Omaha, Nebraska Jones, Marilyn 1317 North 64th Street Lincoln, Nebraska Jost, James Box 382 Cherokee, Oklahoma Kamrath, Roger Plainview, Nebraska Karges, Marshal Hazen, North Dakota Heppner, Warroad Heppner, Warroad, Herman, 'ZfR. W. Ronald Minnesota Shirley Minnesota Leonard Weitzell Tama, Iowa Hiebert, Jake 121 Avenue H. North Saskatoon, Sask. Hiebert, Jeanette 904 McLain Street Newton, Kansas Hiebert, John Box 57 Aberdeen, Idaho Hiebert, Ron Route 2, Newpo1't, Box 92 Washington Hilkemann, Arlen Randolph, Nebraska Hofer, Darrell Dolton, South Dakota Hofer, Dennis Bridgewater, South Dakota Hofer, Fem 4434 East Clinton Street Fresno, Califomia Hofer, Ione Box 426 Menno, South Dakota Hofer, Lois Route 1, Box 36A Doland, South Dakota Hofer, Vivian Route 2 Bridgewater, South Dakota Hoffman, Sue 322 South 9th Street Sabetha, Kansas Hoffman, Thomas Portland, Oregon Homstad, Gayle Box 163 Cromwell, Minnesota Honeywell, Shirley 1009 William Street Omaha, Nebraska I-Iooge, Judy 733 North 10th Street Mountain Lake, Minnesota Hostetler, Roman 1302 South 11th Street Omaha, Nebraska Houck, Steven Cromwell, Minnesota I-louse, Lormie 1303 South 5th Street Omaha, Nebraska I-Iouseholter, Geneva 404112 South Darst Street Eureka, Illinoi.s Howard, Barbara 1410 South Bleckley Wichita, Kansas Hudson, Brenda Box 44 Lowe F arm, Manitoba, Canada . 1:'- ff. ,1r'9. ,, . 1. A . - ,.'- -J.. f J t.. .. .4 A . -n2 0k-3 -4. .-..-r 'U' Karges, Perry I-Iazen, North Dakota Kaufman, Bonnie Route 1 Topeka, Indiana Keller, Iim Route 2A, Box 86 Harvey, North Dakota Kent, Kathleen 1234 Herold Street Des Moines, Iowa Kindvall, Larry New Raymer, Colorado Kjer, Kathy Allen, Nebraska Klaassen, Herb 820 Hickory Street Omaha, Nebraska Klaassen, John Route 1 Whitewater, Kansas Klaassen, Leland Route 1 Whitewater, Kansas Klaassen, Rachel 4262 Orchard St. Montclair, Califomia Klassen, Barbara Regal, Minnesota Kliene, LaVeme Box 83 Daykin, Nebraska Kliewer, Eugene Hampton, Nebraska Xff, J Cali Kliewer, Leon 1105 North 11th Street Mountain Lake, Minnesota Kliewer, Philip SR-120, BOX 33 Frazer, Montana Kliewer, Susan Route 1, Box 112 Sutton, Nebraska Koehn, Erma Box 28 Elbing, Kansas Krabill, Mary Ann 234 Vista Ln. Elkhart, Indiana Kramer, Frederick 46 M. 11 East Point Park Peoria, Illinois Kroeker, Delbert Route I Inman, Kansas Kroeker, Mary Nonkon par Banobo Republic of Mali West Africa Lancey, Iohn 2102 Vinton Street Omaha, Nebraska LaMatte, Sherry 711 5th Street St. Dent's Lake, North Dakota Lang, Carl 823 South 60th Street Omaha, Nebraska L:1Porte, Jeannette Medora, Kansas Larson, Elmon 1404 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Lauer, Holly McClusky, North Dakota Lee, Merle Box 26 Colman, South Dakota Lemmert, Sheila North Bend, Nebraska , Lenstrom, janet Comstock, Nebraska Litwiller, Judy Route 1 Secor, Illinois Loewen, Brian Nye Route Meade, Kansas Loewen, Eileen Box 36 Meade, Kansas Loewen, Elizabeth Mountain Lake, Minnesota Loewen, Janice Meade, Kansas Loewen, Loretta Route 1 Bingham Lake, Minnesota Loewen, Marjorie Route 1 Bingham Lake, Minnesota Long, Karen 4030 Columbia Des Moines, Iowa Lutes, Maynard Box 15 Tryon, Nebraska Lyons, William 3101 Washington No. 96 S Bellevue, Nebraska McHone, Ronald Cambridge, Iowa McPeck, Donald 126 East 14th Sttreet Wahoo, Nebraska Manley, Peggy 1721 North 59th Street Lincoln, Nebraska Marcuson, Janice Dresden, Kansas Martin, Linda 510 juniper Street Quakertown, Pennsylvania Matthiesen, Linda 443 W. Prairie Street Columbus, Wisconsin Maydiala, Jack 4419 Maybarry Street Omaha, Nebraska Meier, Donna Randolph, Nebraska Meisenheimer, Karen 3135 Warburton Street Santa Clara, California Meyer, Joyce Route 2 Moundridge, Kansas Moravec, Ernest Macksburg, Iowa Mord, Judy Route 2, Box 36-C Ogallala, Nebraska Mumbauer, Leona Route 1, Box 120 Quakertown, Pennsylvania Murray, Pat Denver, Colorado Myers, Dick 2025 East Ridge Road Beloit, Wisconsin Napier, Allen Route 1 Central City, Iowa Nelson, Roxanne Box 161 Kimballton, Iowa Nelson, Vergil Longview No. 19, Route 1 Papillion, Nebraska Neufeld, Daneda Route 3 Hutchinson, Kansas Neufeld, Nancy Hesston, Kansas Nickel, Bnlce 359 South Juniper Street Marion, South Dakota Nickel, Irene 4231 Pinkney Street Omaha, Nebraska Nickel, Larry Marion, South Dakota Nightingale, Bonnie 2302 South Bonn Street Wichita, Kansas Nix, David Route 1 Tipton, Iowa Ogoshi, Reiko 'Zz Mr. Toshiji Ito 7-6-8 Yanaka Daigo-Ku Tokyo, Japan Oliver, Sharon 4113 Bartrnan Street Omaha, Nebraska Olson, Gary Route 3 Winarnic, Indiana Ortman, James 821 South 38th Avenue Omaha, Nebraska Otteson, Rebecca Box 1625 Jamestown, North Dakota Palmer, Del 1514 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Pauls, Willis 1009 William Street Omaha, Nebraska Paziak, Richard 1713 South 11th Street Omaha, Nebraska Peace, Thomas 1932 South 12th Street Omaha, Nebraska Pearson, Jeanne Pleasanton, Nebraska Pederson, Jane Idana, Kansas Penner, Arlie Route 1, Box 64 Butterfield, Minnesota Penner, Mary 411 Cedar Street Friend, Nebraska Penner, Ruth Route 1-A Beatrice, Nebraska Peterson, Sally Route 1, Box 39 Harrisburg, Nebraska Polson, Mary 558 South 35th Street Omaha, Nebraska Poole, Richard 5816 William Street Omaha, Nebraska Rahn, Carolyn Route 2 Mountain Lake, Minnesota Rahn, Lucille Route 2 Mountain Lake, Minnesota Ratzlaff, Dorothy Route 2, Box 217 Mountain Lake, Minnesota Ratzlaff, John Route 1 Orienta, Oklahoma Ratzlaff, Stan Fresno, Califomia Rauch, Arlie 332 Garfield Wolf Point, Montana Reed, Karen Route 1 Red Oak, Iowa Reed, Terrill Route 1 Bradshaw, Nebraska Regehr, Darryl Mountain Lake, Minnesota Regehr, Marilyn 5800 South 14th Street Omaha, Nebraska Regehr, Ron Inman, Kansas Regier, Dalice Route 3 Newton, Kansas Regier, Douglas 610 Hickory Street Omaha, Nebraska Regier, Steven Route 3 Newton, Kansas Reimer, Barbara Box 45 Landmark, Manitoba, Reimer, David Route 1, Box 140 Custer, Washington Reimer, John 1705 South 9th Street Omaha, Nebraska Reimer, Kathy Meade, Kansas Reimer, Leonard Route 3 Medford, Oklahoma Reimer, Lois Box 1916 Canada Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada Reimer, Robert 825 West Gettydoing Fresno, California Rempel, Barb S. R. 120, Box 8 Frazer, Montana Rempel, Clarence Box 27 Lushton, Nebraska Rice, Carol Mt. Pleasant Street Mills, Pennsylvania Riezanstein, Carolyn Route 2 Scottsbluff, Nebraska Riffert, Neale 2609 South 55th Street Lincohi, Nebraska Risdon, Coreen Marengo, Iowa Rison, Jesse 968 North Sth Avenue Duluth, Minnesota Ritchie, Sandra 1700 C. Street South Sioux City, Nebraska Roberts, Janet Box 75, Route 1 Whitney, Nebraska Rocke, David cfo Weldon Birkey, Route Pekin, Illinois Rogers, Anna 2413 Wirt Street Omaha, Nebraska Rohrbach, Linda Artas, South Dakota Row, Patty 2306 North Stanton Street El Paso, Texas Rowen, Terry Lima, Ohio Ruston, Rebecca 3727 S. E. 10th Street Des Moines, Iowa Sailors, Doyle 319 East 21st Street South Sioux City, Nebraska Sanders, Joyce 8259 Morgan Street Chicago, Illinois Sargent, Kaye Wessington, South Dakota Schell, John 1404 South 10th, No. 3 Street Omaha, Nebraska Schierling, JoEtta Box 151 Inman, Kansas Schlabach, Simon Jr. Baltic, Ohio Schlappi, Stan 113 Mosirnau Street Morton, Illinois Schmidt, Jeanne Rockford, Iowa Schrag, Evelyn 1404 South 10th Street, Apt 2 Omaha, Nebraska Schrag, George 1515 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Schrag, Norvin 1404 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Schram, Connie 1502 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Schram, Ralph 1502 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Schultz, Alvin 702 Hickory Street Omaha, Nebraska Sellers, Gary Star Route McCook, Nebraska Sevem, Clayton 431 Eldora Lane Lincoln, Nebraska Shenefield, Phylliss 3915 South 24th Street Omaha, Nebraska Shepherd, Brenda 2232 East Hendricks Warsaw, Indiana Shippy, Shirley Colome, South Dakota Siebert, Cherry cfo Mr. Henry J. Siebert Henderson, Nebraska Sissons, Leonard 816 Worthington Street Omaha, Nebraska Slabach, Cynthia 348 North Cedar Street Schoolcraft, Michigan Slaughter, Carol 1206 West Water Street Berne, Indiana Smith, Amy Dannebrog, Nebraska Smith, Linda ' Brooklyn, Iowa Smith, Marsha Box 122 Evergreen, Colorado Soliday, David 1915 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Sommer, Shirlene Route 2 Bluffton, Ohio Spallinger, Paulene Route 5 Lima, Ohio Spear, Lloyd Route 1 Butterfield, Minnesota Spear, Sharon Route 1 Butterfield, Minnesota Sprenger, Carrol Box 245 Elgin, North Dakota Springer, Beverly Route 1 Fisher, Illinois Springer, Doris Route 1 Fisher, Illinois Sprunger, Michael 2830 South 3rd Street Omaha, Nebraska Stauffer, Clayton South and Front Street Freeburg, Pennsylvania Stein, Diana Route 1 Watertown, South Dakota Steiner, Vemon Route 1 Dalton, Ohio Stenger, Jim 614 Williams Street Omaha, Nebraska Stevens, Rebecca 5316 Metzger Street Lincoln, Nebraska Stradinger, Alice 1009 Williams Street Omaha, Nebraska Stradinger, Ron Isabel, South Dakota Strahan, Karla 2956 Hubbell Street Des Moines, Iowa Stringer, Marlynn Route 2 Wayne, Nebraska Stucky, Kathy Route 1 Marion, Kansas Swank, Judith 420-165 Street Hammond, Indiana Swank, Sharon 420-165 Street Hammond, Indiana Swanson, Karen 810 Third Avenue Jamestown, North Dakota Swartz, Yvonne H. 1417 Dearborn Street Augusta, Kansas Taylor, Kathy Chambers, Nebraska Thiessen, Grace 408 First Street Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada Thiessen, Karen Elbing, Kansas Thiessen, Kerwin Box 26 Elbing, Kansas Thieszen, Milford Box 57 Henderson, Nebraska Thomas, Grace 418 East Rainbelt Street Meade, Kansas Thomas, julie 418 East Rainbelt Street Meade, Kansas Thompson, Gloria Laurel, Nebraska Tindall, Bev Route 3 LeMars, Iowa Titcomb, Karen 4850 South 13th East Street Salt Lake, Utah Trapani, Lloyd 3620 South lk Street Galveston, Texas Trim, Elaine 243 14th Avenue N.E. Jamestown, North Dakota Tschetter, Cheryl 1413 South 8th Street Omaha, Nebraska Tschetter, Iudy 1515 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Tschetter, Marcia 1515 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Tschetter, Reg 1229 Frank Street Huron, South Dakota Tull, Patrick Flanagan, Illinois Tumidge, Pat 6971 Wheatland Blvd. Salem, Oregon Udd, Mary Ann Route 1 Essex, Iowa Udd, Norma Route 1 Essex, Iowa Unruh, Delmer Munich, North Dakota Unruh, Don Munich, North Dakota Unmh, Joseph Warroad, Minnesota Unmh, Patricia 1845 East Cedar Street Enid, Oklahoma Unruh, Sherry Route 1 Durham, Kansas Vandevenne, Thomas 1404 Avenue A Plattsmouth, Nebraska Veer, Edwin 1404 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Voran, Kathleen Box 92, Route 3 Hope, Kansas Voran, Richard Route 1 Hesston, Kansas Voth, Esther Box 371 Chouteau, Oklahoma Wakeley, Carolyn 4914 Chicago Street Omaha, Nebraska Walker, William 1515 South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Walker, Carol Route 1, Box 84 Warroad, Minnesota Wall, Harry 6801 N.W. 13th Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Walter, Julie Stanton, Nebraska Walter, Kathie Box 34 Elbing, Kansas Walter, Lynnette 1248 South 7th Street Omaha, Nebraska Walter, Randy Box 34 Elbing, Kansas Waltner, Kathleen 5600 61st Street Sacramento, Califomia Walton, Pat 8603 West 44th Street Wheatridge, Colorado Whrkentin, David 210 South Sycamore Street Santa Anna, Califomia Warkentin, Janet 4901 Myrtle Street Lincoln, Nebraska Warrick, Gary Kennard, Nebraska Watts, David 1203 West 15th Avenue Bellevue, Nebraska Webb, Joseph Route 1 North Bend, Nebraska Wedel, Douglas Box 38 Tampa, Kansas Westphal, Jacqueline Francesville, Indiana Widdershoven, Sjef 2424 South 11th Street Omaha, Nebraska Wiebe, Florene Route 2 Whitewater, Kansas Wiebe, Glenda Route 3 Perryton, Texas Wiebe, Kerwin Bums, Kansas Wiebe, LeAnne 418 S.E. 6th Street Newton, Kansas Wiebe, Roy H. 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EISENHOWER Binh Death Octobr 14, 1890 Mdfrh 28, 1969 Presidency 1952-1960 Inaugural Prayer 1953 Delivered at the Capitol Washington, D.C., January 20, 1953 Almighty God, as we stand here at this moment my future associates in the executive branch of government join me in beseeching that Thou will make full and complete our dedication to the service of the people in this throng, and their fellow citizens everywhere. Give us, we pray, the power to discern clearly right from wrong, and allow all our words and actions to be governed thereby, and by the laws of this land. Especially we pray that our concern shall be for all the people regardless of station, race or calling. May co-operation be permitted and be the mutual aim of those who, under the concepts of our Constitution, hold to differing political faithsg so that all may Work for the good of our beloved country and Thy glory. men. 4 4 I Ii-- .V I V 115' 1- ' :Q . . - -Q, I 5 . . . QUV I 4' W 1 5' 1 - . 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