Grace University - Charis Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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all SF -3. Commuter students were, back row: Jeremy Stuck y, Dallas Walker, Ron Nelson Bona Krahn, Lisa Voss, fourth row: Mark Scott, Michael Farho, Susan Porter, Greg Rieger, third row: Duane Tramp, Russ Ciummo, Ray Kubr, John Raetz, Verle Dalke, second row: Betty Collins, Gary Brodeur, Dean Foster, Dan Hayes, hrst row.' Curtis Tschetter Vance Miller, Jonathan Ruybalid, Jim Nickel. L omm u ters Wh. I Snowy days are a disadvan- tage for students who reside off campus. They are usually only on campus for academic pur- poses, in contrast to the dorm students who participate in more of the social activities of the school. Some commuting students are somewhat older than the average student and may ha ve spent some time in the "work- ing world" before coming to Grace. They add to the atmo- sphere at Grace with their practical and mature input. Students 97

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W Married Students . WM tel, Mark Pauls, Hfth row: Pa ul Harkness, Kevin Anderson, Delton Friesen ond row: Jim Nickel, Mike Johnson, Mark Brunette, Glenn Smith, front row I Lois Holmes, Cindy Schmidt, Dan Jealouse, Diane Brunette. i.........,w m GONE . Not all students at Grace are your typical single college kids. Many have already es- tablish ed a home and family. They are often some of the toughest Workers at Grace, holding down a job, Hlling a Christian Ser- vice position, spending time with their fam- ilies, and still living up to academic expecta- tions. Their contributions from experience are always appreciated. . he Shiga., 96 Students Married students were, back row: Doug Wie-be, Rod Anderson, Leland Bar- Laurie Sealock, Kenneth Hunter, fourth row: William Bingham, Don Gille- spie, Bruce Smith, third row: Mark Scott, Duane Tramp, Jerry Rusch, sec-

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--1-5 Girls f 01'II1S " 98 Students Stanford Five, Deana Magg, RA. Leatha Most, A.R.A Duerksen Four, Mary Patterson, R.A. Kim Kroeker, A.R.A.