Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1985 volume:

4 The 1984-85 school year at Bethel college will evoke memories of many different things. For some students the school year will remind them of their first struggles for a higher education, for others the year will represent the last step in the battle with the books. Students, faculty and patrons will remember the tremendous football season for the Threshers in 84. Others will recall their experiences in traveling abroad during Interterm. Many will just remember the good times shared with friends. We hope that your memories and experiences at Bethel College will lead you to bigger and better things in your quest as you go. . . President Harold Schultz leaves the office to come support the football team. Bruce Wetzel lets his fingers do the walking through the card catalog. 6 Gail Goering relaxes In her mod after a hard day of classes. The players seem to be volunteering to get in on the action. 9 11 Deb Duncan and Astrid Egilitis ' conversation is interrupted by an intruder. Carmen TVoyer comes to the game prepared to keep the sun out of her eyes. Scott Kroeker leans back and concentrates on the big screen TV. in the recreation room. After the game against McPherson outside linebacker Eric Wiens talks over the game with friends. 13 Vic Miller does what he does best. Darla Kremer lets Emily Lehman know that there ' s a good looking guy around. Dave Penner looks to his right to see if the opponents are around. Carolyn Siemens gives a perm to a willing co-ed. Cindy and Kris Voran flank the sides of a content Brent Kreider. Jeffrey Baumgartner Versailles. MO Math Sciences Tferesa Beck Velva, ND Art Paula Berglund Hutchinson, KS Peggy Brown Hillsboro , KS Ron Buller Henderson, NE Business Anthea Burson Newton, KS Music Brenda Bartel N Newton, KS Elem. Ed. Julie Baughman Pulaski, lA Nursing Anita Badertscher N Newton, KS Mm 18 Thomas Craven Kdmond.OK Natural Sciences Mark Cridcr Newton, KS History, Political Science Karen Deckerl Hillsboro, KS Music Kent Dick Halstead, KS Econ. and Bus. Scott Dickinson N Newton, KS Sharon Dickinson N Newton, KS Home Ec. Arlis Diener Hesston, KS Tony Docherty N Newton, KS Ind. Arts April Dotson Chicago, IL Social Work Laura Egli LaJunta, CO English David Engle Harrisonburg, VA Ruth Entz Newton, KS HomeEc. 19 Stan Epp Newton, KS History Todd Esau Hutchinson, KS Business Ad. Hashim Fatehally Madural, India Peace Studies, Bib. Rel. Int ' lDev. Daniel Friesen Hillsboro, KS International Dev. Janell Friesen Manhattan, KS Mark Friesen Reedly, CA Math and Physics Mary Ann Funk N Newton, KS English Eric Gale Tiskilwa, IL Natural Science Melodic Gasswint Pratt, KS English Nanette Goering Moundridge, KS German Chuck Goertzen Newton, KS HPER David Goertzen Newton, KS Biology 20 Galen Gocrtzcn Newport, WA Biology KaylaGoodnif hl Meade, KS Social Work Erica Graber St. Louis, MO Elem. Ed. Gwen Grasse Calico Rock. AR History Debra Gross Henderson, NE Business Ed. Ron Gundy Burrton, KS Business Rebecca Hale Elbing, KS Brenda Hamm Beatrice, NE Nursing Deb Gross looks for an empty table while Melanie Stucky and Lori Schmidt eat. Glenda Hamm Beatrice, NE Nursing Gwen Harms Upland, IN Chemistry Alice Hartman Carlsbad, NM Nursing Mickey Harvey Quinter, KS Ind. Arts Carolyn Heide HlUsboro, KS English Greta Hiebert Bluffton, OH Myron Hiebert Goessel, KS Ind. Arts Mark Jantzen Plymouth, NE Math and German Barbara Johnson Reynoldsburg, OH Int. Dev. andElem. Ed. Scott Jost N Newton, KS Art Sharon Kennedy Newton, KS Cindy Kliewer Liberal, KS Business 22 Wanda Kni fhl M()undridf (-, KS Nursing Ruth Kreider N Newton, KS Nursing Darla Kremer Mt. Pleasant, lA Physics, Math Bryan Kroeker Hutchinson, KS Lyle Kroeker Inman, KS HPER Tinese Kroeker Hirpin. OK Elem. Ed. George Leary Barbersville, FL Natural Science Emily Lehman Evanston, IL Social Work Megumi Yanda Lohrentz N Newton, KS Art Steve Melgren Osage City, KS Ind. Arts Cindy Menke Kellogg, ID Nursing Brent Miller N Newton, KS Carol Miller Partridge, KS Int. Dev. Donald Miller Hutchinson, KS Chemistry Marti Miller Chenoa, IL Fine Art Div. Marguerite Mosley Englewood, CO Fine Arts, Mass Media Comm. Alan Mueller Halstead, KS Ind. Arts Shirley Mueller Halstead, KS Home Ec. Quiet Ncube Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Biology and Chemistry Calvin Nisly Hutchinson, KS Lynette Odanga Nairobi, Kenya Sociology Doug Pauls Newton, KS Roscann Pcnm r Hillsboro, KS Music Richard Piatt Newton, KS Philosophy. Psychology Sheila Preheim Freeman, SD Art Gail Ratzlaff Moundridge, KS Elem. Ed. Melodic Rawson Holdrege. NE Nursing Ami Regier Overland Park. KS English. Art Chris Regier Moundridge. KS Business Deborah Regier Halstead. KS Econ. and Bus. 25 James Regier Newton, KS Business Ed. Robin Reimer N Newton, KS Econ. and Bus., Sec. Studies Richard Reimer-Watts N Newton, KS English Wendy Reimer-Watts N Newton, KS Biology Sheri Rickman Sacramento, CA Nursing Brian Rough ton Newton, KS Music Steve Schmidt Buhler. KS Accounting Blake Schmucker Hesston, KS Business Kevin Schmucker Hesston, KS Carla Schrag Pretty Prairie, KS AA-Sec. Studies James Schrag Newton. KS Psycholgy Cin dy Schwartz N Newton, KS Nursing 26 KatrinaScibcrt CoeurD ' Alene.ID International Dev. Mark Siebert Halstead.KS English, Comm. Emph. Angela Smith Augusta, KS History Karla Stauffer Newton, KS Kevin Stoda Kaw City. OK History, Social Sciences Carl Stoffers Ft. Lauderdale, PL Bus. andEcon. Denise Stucky Moundridge, KS History Melanie Stucky Aberdeen, ID English Sandra Suderman Newton, KS Nursing Jeff Syrios Wichita. KS Business Bruce Toews Inman, KS Music Carmen TVoyer Wellman, I A Econ. and Bus. 27 Robert Jasso Newton, KS Seniors not pictured I Steve Schmidt gives his best accounting major look. Linda Adamson Halstead, KS Kathryn Biggs Potwin, KS Alan Huxman Newton, KS ' David Jones Corpus Christi, TX Teresa Bohannon Newton, KS Nokwazi Khumalo Durban. S Africa Sandra Delaney Derby, KS Greg Dick Buhler, KS Doris Dyck Bluffton. OH Karen Dyck Newton, KS Kevin Lehr Derby KS Karla Lewis Newton, KS Tim Lohrentz N Newton, KS Mary McGee Hutchinson, KS Richard Egli LaJunta, CO Jeanne Hildebrand Arvada, CO Keith Morton Derby. KS Rocky Nickel Walton, KS Judy Penner Newton, KS Mark Weaver Hutchinson. KS Joan Petersen Newton, KS Ron Reber Newton, KS Linda Steiner Newton. KS John Stucky Sterling, KS Richard Swart Newton. KS Sandy Toews Ruthven. Ont Ed Wedel N Newton, KS Karen Wedel Burns, KS Dorothy Wiebe-Johnson Newton, KS Pam Wright Newton, Ks Christina Wyles Clarkdale, AZ Irene Yoder Hesston, KS Leon Upshaw Corpus Christi, TX Janet Washington Omaha. NE Mark Becker Marion, SD Terrie Chiarelli Hillsboro. KS Nan Cowan Stafford, KS Deborah Duncan Golden, CO Astrid Eglitis Minneapolis, MN Tim Eisenbeis Marion, SD Tim Epp Henderson, NE Scott Erb Henderson. NE Karl Friesen Towanda, KS Janice Funk Hillsboro, KS Wendy Funk Goessel, KS Laurie Gale Tiskilawa, IL Richard Gehring Moundridge, KS Linda Boese Redding, lA Cindy Brenneman LaJunta, CO Scott Bonnet Newton, KS 3: Nora Gocrinf Moundrirjf f, KS Tim Gocririf Flat entia, CA Cindy Gocrtzen N Newton, KS Marjoric Good Carlsbad, NM Charisse Graber Hutchinson, KS Viki Graber Freeman, SD Mark Grasse Calico Rock. AR Scott Harder Newton, KS Mike Harms Peabody, KS Jane Hess Ark City, KS Dewayne Hiebert Goessel, KS Lori Hofer Freeman, SD John Hooley New Paris, IN Sandra Isaak Aberdeen, ID John Jaffe Cincinnati, OH Kevin Jantzen Plymouth, NE Michelle Johnston Hesston, KS Hellen Kabagambe Kampala Uganda Kevin Kasitz Newton, KS JoLeen Kaufman Freeman, SD 33 Douglas Keefer McPherson. KS Rachel Klassen Harrlsburg, SD Darrel Knoll Moundridge, KS Duane Knoll Moundridge, KS Joni Krehbiel Pretty Prairie, KS JoAnn Krueger Grosse Pointe, MI Susan Lohrentz N Newton, KS William McGhee Emory, TX Jeff McPherson Newton, KS Jerry Miller Garden City, KS Maria Mura EUinwood, KS Julie Nelson Florence, KS Marcia Nickel Elbing, KS David Penner Hillsboro, KS Steve Ferry Newton, KS Marilyn Peters Saskatoon, Sask Atlee Preheim Henderson. NE Paul Reimer Smithville, OH Eric Rhoades Newton, KS Connie Rich Sterling, KS William Robinson Haven, KS Bernard Roddy Evanston, IL James Rudeen Osage City, KS Heidi Schmidt Wichita, KS Kathryn Schmidt Custer, WA Gerald Schoenhals Archbold, OH Paul Schrag Newton, KS Kay Schroeder Buhler, KS Galen Seymour Augusta, KS Tbm Shima Rocky Ford, CO Cindy Shold Salem, OR John Simelane Emalahleni, South Africa Nathan Smucker LaJunta, CO Joel Sprunger TVappe, PA Shelly Stucky Inman, KS Phillip Toews Liberal, KS Rhonda Toews Inman, KS Anne Unruh Goessel, KS Brian Unruh Brooklyn Center. MN Chuck Voth Newton, KS Gayle Voth Newton, KS Jerome Waltner Moundridge, KS Dorothy Wedel Moundridge, KS Bruce Wetzel Tiskilawa, IL Linda Woods Lakewood, CO R.B. Woods Wichita, KS Fred Yoder Wads worth, OH Robert Yost Phoenix, AZ 1 Juniors not pictured Jennie Beahm Newton. KS Garry Boldenow Newton, KS Kieth Collie Deleon Springs, FL Sonya Harder Littleton, CO Gary Moore Canton, KS Brad Reimer McPherson, KS Monica Schrag Topeka, KS Robert Schunn Phoenix, AZ Rebecca Steider Hesston, KS Linda Walker Newton, KS Christy Zeltner Pratt, KS Steve Schrag and Daryl Wedel apparently didn ' t understand Kevin Jantzen ' s joke. And I always thought Bugs Bunny was bigger. jokes Rachel Klassen. Richard Gehring looks on as Barb Krehbiel and Paul Reimer discuss the finer points of photography. Kathryn Hayes Florence, KS Dan Hege Aberdeen, ID Dennis Heide Hillsboro, KS Darrin Hiebert Newton, KS James Ingalls Ellinwood, KS Douglas Jackson Newton, KS Chad Janzen Hesston, KS Jeffery Janzen Newton, KS William Kaufman Moundridge, Ks Clarice Krehbiel Salina, KS Jerry Kroeker Buhler, KS Nick Kroeker Hirpin, OK Randall Lais Hesston, KS Gerald Latimer Hillsboro, KS Vicky Lohrentz Buhler, KS Bill Lovejoy Golden, CO Larry Lux Wichita, KS Anne Miller Topcka, KS Roma Miller N Newton. KS Sharon Miller Newton. KS Susan Miller Phoenix. AZ Tery Miller Clinton. OK Nhlanhla Mngomezulu Umzaali. S Africa Julie Moore Hutchinson. KS Dwight Mueller Halstead. KS Daniel Nester Normal, IL Kathy Neufeld Hillsboro, KS Kristi Neufeld N Newton. KS Laurie Pan Tkichung. Taiwan Angela Penner Goessel. KS Laurel Quenzer Fresno. CA 41 Ken Regier Newton, KS Kerry Regier Uirpin. OK Scott Rhoades Newton, KS Lisa Richmond Marion. KS Daryl Riesen Beatrice, NE Paul Sager Englewood, CO Lisa Schlelgel Rockford. CO Brian Schmidt Buhler, KS Joel Schmidt Goessel, KS Karen Schmidt Newton. KS Kathy Schmidt N Newton, KS Lori Schmidt Hesston. KS Warren Schmidt Walton, KS Michelle Schrag Newton, KS Jay Ingalls makes a mad dash for the finish line. Kobcrl S( )iw;irl Marion, SI Bonnie Shaw N Newton, KS Jenny Sieffert Topeka. KS Carolyn Siemens Saskatoon, Sask DaleSprunger Berne, IN Coral Stafford Buckeye, AZ Jeffrey Stehman Hesston. KS Cheryl Stucky Moundridge, KS Renee Stucky Medicine Lodge, KS Teresa Stucky Moundridge. KS Jerry Sundbye Halstead. KS Marti Swartzendruber Hesston, KS June Thaw Newton, KS Cindy Unruh Inman, KS Connie Voth Goessel. KS Carol Wedel Lyons, KS Carson Wetzel Tiskilwa, IL John Wiebe Loomis, NE Eric Wiens N Newton, KS Renee Wiens Newton, KS 4J Rick Winters Tescott, KS Marilyn Wollmann Moundridge, KS Joy Woods Lakewood, KS Suzanne Zook Denver, CO Sophomores noi pictured Joyce Pankratz David Bowers Newton, KS Herington, KS Ann Rudge Esther Epp Newton, KS N Newton, KS Debra Schrag Lori Froese Moundridge, KS LaJunta, CO Janice Schroeder Cregg Garcia Newton, KS Goessel, KS Ed Smith J ' Nan Hiebert Deleon Springs, FL Ballwin, MO Kathleen Steiner Kathy Klose Newton, KS Newton, KS Brent Zerger Mike Miller Hutchinson, KS Hesston. KS Ron Ediger pours himself a glass of water the hard way. 45 ■ h-W r;irks ' Ibpfka. KS Michael Dokcy Dclcon Spririf s, FL Denise Ducrkscn Goessel. KS Andrew Dummer Syracuse. KS Donald Duncan Waukegan. IL Thembinkosse Dyeyi New York. NY James Elliott Versailles. MO Timothy Enns St. Catherines. ONT Alan Entz Newton, KS Diane Epp Inman. KS Gregory Epp Elbing. KS Richard Evangelista Orange City, FL Ann Fisher Pueblo. CO Pamela Fitz Wichita. KS Some brave souls risk embarrassment in the name of competition Kristine Flaming Goessel, KS Yvonne Florian Wuppertal, Germany Fred Fransen Newton, KS Bob Friesen Aurora, NE Kurt Friesen Tbwanda, KS Presten Fry Inman, KS Bryan Funk Hillsboro, KS Carol Funk Hillsboro, KS Gail Funk Marion, KS Andrew Gale Tiskilwa, IL Cedric Gaston Dallas, TX Mary Giovanni Wichita, KS Sanetta Gipson Chicago, IL GregGoering Hillsboro, KS Leslie Gfjerin;:f MeFhersfjn, KS Mar oGoerinj Moundridfie, KS Marie Goerinj t crby, KS Mona Goering Derby, KS Kay Goertzen Goessel, KS Mark Goertzen Newton. KS Dane Goetzinger Wichita, KS Kenneth Graber Dallas, OR Brenda Gross Henderson, NE Quentln Groves Tbrpin, OK Peter Habegger Wichita, KS Henry James Hamilton Dunnellon, FL Michael Hatchett Newton, KS Elsie Haug Blaine, KS Christopher Haynie Dallas, TX Raymond Henderson Barkerville, FL Patricia Hendy Lakewood, OH Rodney Henricks Sedgwick, KS J.D. Hershberger Hesston. KS Lyndon Hiebner Henderson. NE Darren Holt Punta Gorda, FL Erik Hunsinger Florence, AL Diane Isaak Aberdeen, ID Cara Iwig Tecumseh, KS Jacque Jackson Newton, KS Alfonzo Jacobs Wildwood, FL Darlene Jantzen Beatrice, NE Russell Janzen Newton, KS Patricia Jeffrey Marion, KS Arthur Johnson Gainsville, TX Larry Johnson Sarasota, FL Milan Johnson Dallas, TX Alfonzo Jones Newberry, FL Denise Kaltenbach Goessel, KS F-(achel Kasper N Ncwion, KS Brian Kclli-r Halstcad, KS Randy Kclscy Marion, KS Brenda Kinzie Hutchinson, KS Vann Kirkland Crescent City, FL Susan Knight Perry, OK James Krehbiel Moundridge, KS Jamie Krehbiel Moundridge, KS Brent Kreider Beloit. WI Scott Kroeker Saskatoon, Sask Lori Lair Wichita, KS Rochelle LaRue Nappannee, IN Bachcuc Le McPherson, KS Karen Leinbach Hesston, KS Georgia Liechty Saitama Ken, Japan Deborah Little Sedgwick, KS Leroy Loepp Normal, IL James Lyons Dallas, TX Sally Mallam Decorah, IW Jonathan Maples Dallas, TX Beverly Mayer Haddam, KS Jon McCammond Newton, KS Vernon McDonald Dallas, TX Abby McQueen Montezuma, KS Warren Miles Lake Helen, FL Victor Miller Dallas, TX Joseph Moore McClean, VA Steven Morris Bunnell, FL ZandraMosley Englewood, CO Dana Murray Derby, KS Darlene Myers Hesston, KS Heidi Neufeld Winnipeg, Manitoba Pamela Neufeld Richfield, MN Linda Nickel Elbing, KS Lisa Nickel Elbing, KS Marcellete Nickel Newton, KS Sinda Nispel Wichita, KS Marian Orr Wichita. KS Bryan Oyer Heyworth, IL Sherri Pauls Newton, KS Are you one of the many participants of the games played during Fallfest? Stfvcn Pauls McPherson, KS Jeannie Pemberlon Abbyville, KS Beth Pen nor Beatrice, NE Rick Penner Newton, KS Sondra Penner N Newton, KS Tkmara Penner Hillsboro, KS Bret Preheim Moundridge, KS Darrin Preheim Henderson, NE Randall Preheim Peabody KS Ryan Reazin McPherson. KS Timothy Reeser f Normal, IL Larry Regier Halstead, KS Kristina Reimer Whitewater, KS Nancy Rempel N Newton, KS Chris Reyer Topeka. KS Donald Rohl Deltona, FL Gail Rucker Newton, KS James Salyers Crescent City, FL James Sauerwein Newton, KS Dean Scarborough Newberry, FL Dawn Schierling Denver, CO Bradley Schmidt Goessel, KS Devon Schmidt Goessel, KS Mark Schmidt Topeka, KS TVina Schmidt Montezuma, KS Brian Schneider Aberdeen, ID Wendy Schneider Medicine Lodge, KS Denise Schrag Moundridge, KS DoujJSchrajJ Frct ty Prairie, KS Janet Sehrag Newton, KS Ryan Schra Pretty Praire, KS Steven Schrag Newton, KS Randall Schroeder Canton, KS Daniel Schulte Wichita, KS James Schunn Phoenix, AZ Brian Schwartz Pretty Prairie, KS Chad Scott Newberry, FL Todd Sears Tiskllwa, IL Clarence Shuler Newberry, Fl David Siebert Hillsboro, KS Angela Sieffert Topeka, KS Vonchelle Singleton 1 ilsa, OK Mary Smiley Stafford, KS John Smith Sarasota, FL Rebecca Smith Augusta, KS Philip Sprunger N Newton, KS Kelley Staggs Lindsborg, KS Jeff Steely Newton, KS Scott Stepp Punta Gorda, FL Brian Stolifer Galva. KS Blaine Stucky Moundridge, KS Donna Stucky McPherson, KS John Stucky Aberdeen. ID Kevin Stucky Moundridge. KS Tkmara Stucky McPherson, KS Jacinda Stucky McPherson. KS Patricia Sullivan Wichita, KS Fred Tkylor Wildwood, FL Mike Tkylor Hutchison, KS Gerlinde Theis Wuppertal, Germany Glenroy Thomas Clewiston, FL Eric Thompson Dallas, TX Michael Thompson Manchester, MO Sandra Tbrres Puerto Rico, PR Angela TVoyer Denver, CO DougTUck Punta Gorda, FL Stephen Ibtwiler Palm Beach, FL William Unruh Goessel. KS 56 I — i I ' A. An( cla Valdcz Ncwion. KS Cindy Vonjii Newton. KS Denise Voran McPherson. KS Gina Voran Kinj ' man, KS Kris Voran Newton. KS Linda Voth N Newton. KS Derrick Walker Dallas. TX Cynthia Wedel Burns. KS Daryl Wedel Goessel. KS Tkra Wcnger Moundrige, KS The end of the semester means work, and these students find the library a good place to study. Dalen Wiebe Whitewater. KS Marc Wiens Houston, TX Rodney Williams Dallas. TX Kelvin Woelk Newton. KS Elizabeth Yoder Wadsworth, OH Sharon Yoder Hesston, KS Susan Yoder Hesston, KS Ellen Yost Phoenix, AZ Sharon Zielke Newton, KS Lisa Zimmerman Newton, KS Freshmen not pictured Vickie Barr LaCrosse, KS Lori Bjorling Louisville. KS Debra Cherry Newton, KS LynetteEsau Hesston, KS John Hill Pawnee Rock, KS Todd Kasitz Newton, KS Meribeth Poull Newton, KS Eric Richards Dallas, TX Henry Rost Ft Lauderdale, FL Grace Schroeder N Newton, KS Chester Simms Ft Worth, TX Mary Van Huss Wichita, KS The call of the wild, Bret Preheim tries out his bird calls. Khan Nguyen Newton, KS The Bethel College cheerleaders lead cheers from the sidelines. Rachel Canetta defies Marilyn Peters in Chalk Garden. 60 Karl Friesen, Charisse Graber and Monica Schrag watch as someo- nes ' s balloon floats away. Special Students not pictured Michael Burgan Newton, KS Debbie Lorenson Salina, KS Karen Ediger Newton, KS Maria Matsuda Newton, KS Who really can tell what Dave Engle and Eric Gale are up to in these getups. Eric Habegger McPherson, KS Ikmra Unruh Newton, KS Julie Harder Newton, KS LaDonna Voth Newton, KS Keith Neufeld N Newton, KS Ken Jantz Newton, KS Sandra V ilder Pretty Prairie, KS Rory Stahley Newton, KS Donna June Newton, KS Carrie Woods Wichita, KS LoriWitzke Newton. KS Doug Klaassen Hillsboro, KS Nikki Callaway Newton, KS Joan Petersen Newton. KS Heidi Regier Kreider Newton, KS Stanley Dyck Newton, KS David Yanada Lohrentz N Newton, KS Joanne Juhnke N Newton. KS Alai ne Peaslee-Hinshaw N Newton, KS Carl Juhnke N Newton. KS 61 Marion Deckert Academic Dean Prof, of Philosophy, Darlene Diller Bus. Office Cashier Clerk Ruth Dirks Asst. Prof, of Business Paul Friesen Assoc. Prof, of Art Waldo Friesen Co-manager of Campus Granary Gordon Funk Dean of Students Albert Gaeddert Co-manager of Campus Granary Glenn Gayer MBB Coach, Assoc. Dir. of Athletics CeliaGoering Assoc. Prof, of Music Lorene Goering Assoc. Prof, of Educ. Steven K Goering Inst, of Computer Science President Schultz gets a birds-eye view of the campus from his position in the sky. Stoven LGoerlng Inst, of Computer Science Russell Graber Asst. Prof. ofHPER Monica Gross Coord ofDev. AL. Research Records Howard Habegger Director of Church Relations Marlene Harbegger Dev. Office Mgr., Secretary to Dir. of Dev. Paul Harder Business Manager Dir. of Bus. Affairs Carl Heirich Assoc. Prof, of Physics Stephanie Hiebert MLA Asst.— NEH Project Chris Hinshaw HauryR.D., AV. Dir. Walter Jost Prof, of Music Anna Juhnke Prof, of English James Juhnke Prof, of History Arlo Kasper Assoc. Prof, of Drama Kathy Kasper Assist. Prof, of Music Vickie Kehr Accts. Rec. Spvr., Staff Accountant Shirley King Asst. Prof, of Music Kathy Klose Office Services Manager Earl Koehn Physical Facilities Buyer Coord Louise Koehn Reference Librarian DickKoontz Dir. of Financial Aid Ruth Koontz NDSL Officer Accts Payable Bookkeeper 66 DwifJhl Krchbic-1 Assoc. Frof. of I ' sycholoj y Steve Krehbiel Physical Plant Superintendent And the winner is, Mike Peters awards Gail Ratslaff with her hot air balloon ride as Harold Moyer and Cindy Kliever look on. Heidi Regier Kreider Data Entry, Registrar ' s Office Robert Kreider Administrative Vice-President Tim Lehman Campus Minister, Goering R.D. Tom Lehman Prof, of Chemistry Cynthia Linscheid Instr. Coach in Reader ' s Theater David Linscheid Dir. of Admissions Terri Looney Dir. of Teacher Placement Teacher Ed. Secretary Gail Lutsch Asst. Prof, of Art Mary McKay Assoc. Prof, of Int ' l Dev. Paul McKay Assoc. Prof, of Int ' l Dev. Gary Moore Maintenance Mechanic Harold J Moyer Prof, of Music Dev. Office Assoc. Donna Neufeld Asst. Prof, of Social Work Janet Newell Asst. Prof, of Nursing 68 Alaine Feaslc-c-Hirishaw Haury R.D. Virf il Pcnncr Dir. of Alumni Relations Cent. Drive Coord Kathy Perry Admissions Receptionist Secretary Mike Peters Admissions Counselor Dwlght Piatt Prof, of Biology Julia Quiring Assoc. Prof, of Nursing Bryan Reber Dir. of Public Info. News Service Lecturer in Journalism Mary Regier Secretary to Alumni Church Relations Robert Regier Prof, of Art Randall Reichenbach Asst. Prof, of Economics Paul Renich Adjunct Prof, of Physics Loren Reusser Asst. Prof, of Business 69 James Robb Dir. of Residence Life Campus Program Ellen Samuelson Asst. Prof, of Home Ec. Life Enr. Dir. Ruby Sawin Instr. in English Robert Schmidt Prof, of Chemistry Dale Schrag Dir. of Libraries Gordon Schrag Asst. Instr. in Guitar Laurie Schrag Business Office Data Entry Harold Schultz President, Prof, of History John Sheriff Prof, of English Marion Stoetzl Custodian-SAC Howard Snider Assoc. Prof, of Sociology Miller Stayrook Dir, Com. Ed. Cont. Degrees ScFacilities Service, Dir. of Volunteers Marjorie Warta Assoc. Prof, of Home Ec. La Wanda Wiens Secretary to St Services Laurie Wolfe MLA Librarian Melinda Yoder Assoc. Dir. of Admissions Dir. of SEE Faculty not pictured Helen Bachman Admissions Office Manager Secretary Barry Bartel Facilities Asst. Louise Bartel Custodian in Mem Hall Phil Bedsworth Exchange Lecturer in Bible Janlee Blosser Asst. Prof, of Nursing Ron Brunk Assoc. Prof, of Acctg. Business John Burden Exchange Lecturer in Psych Thane Chastain Lecturer in Communications John Christi Custodial Services Supervisor Sharon Cranston Instr. in French Warren Deckert Techincal Asst. in Drama Lori DeGarmo WBB Coach, Asst. WVB Coach Instr. in HPER Tony Docherty WarkentinCt. R.D. Doris Dyck Library Acquisition Clerk Barbara Fast Exchange Inst, in Music Maxine Fast Dev. Office Secretary Diane Flickner Asst Prof, of HPER Judy Friesen Lecturer in Home Ec. Dave Gerber Exchange Instr. in Ind. Arts Bonnie Goering Secretary Adm. Asst. in Nursing Germaine Goering Facilities Asst. Oswald Goering Dir. of Peace Lecture Series Adjunct Prof, of Peace studies Wynn Goering Lecturer in English Les Goerzen Maintenance Mechanic Dale Goldsmith Visiting Prof, of Bible Augusta Gooch Lecturer in Math Ed. Rachel Goossen Adm. Asst, R. Kreider Lecturer in History Duane Graber Lecturer in Ed. Margret Graber Counseling, Life Planning New Student Orientation Ron Guengerich Exchange Lecturer in Bible Bertha Harder Lecturer in Bible Religion Donna Harms Lecturer in Ed. David Haury Dir. MLA, Asst. Prof, of History Rosemary Haury Interlibrary Loan Betty Holderread Lecturer in Ed. Deb Hunsberger Assoc. Prof, of German Robert Illidge Lecturer in Communications Ginny Janzen Lab Instr. John Janzen Dir. of Kauffman Museum Reinhild Janzen Curators Dir. of Ed. Kauffman Museum Mary Ann Jost Lecturer in Home Ec. Irene Kauffman Lecturer in Nursing Don Kehrberg Assoc. Prof, of Music Larry Kltzel Private Music Lesson Instr. Albert Klassen Mail Clerk Dennis Koehn Lecturer in Peace Studies Jane Kraner Jan Lichti Lecturer in Home Ec. Kim Manz Private Music Lesson Instr. Margaret Meek Lecturer in Reading Skills Herbert Miller Maintenance— Carpenter and Painter Rosemary Moyer Photograph Archivist Phillip Osborne Exchange Lecturer in Psychology Douglas Penner Assoc. Prof, of Psychology Raylene Penner Assoc. Prof, of English Maries Preheim Assoc. Prof, of Music Dorothy Price Lecturer in Math Ed. Richard Rempel Prof, of Mathematics George Rogers Dir. of Athletics Assoc. Prof, of HPER Head TVack Asst. FB Coach Kent Rogers Asst. Prof, of HPER Head FB Coach Deborah Rudoff Private Music Lessons John Ruth Visiting Prof, of English Ilene Schmidt Exec. SecretEiry Asst. to Pres. Rodney Schmidt Carpenter, Maintenance Kathy Schrag MLA Asst. — NEH Project Carolyn Schultz Administrative Asst. Dir. Wheat Pkg., Hostess Blanche Spaulding Lecturer in English Keith Sprunger Prof, of History Steven Stayrook Locksmith Maintenance Becky Steider Switchboard Operator Office Services Barbara Thiesen MLA Cataloger Max Voran Lecturer in Ed. Brian Voth Private Music Lesson Instr. Reinhard Voth Maintenance Barbara Warkentine Bookstore Manager Deb Washburn Lecturer in microbiology Arnold Wedel Prof, of Mathematics Paul Wiebe Lecturer in Microbiology Emerson Wiens Prof, of Ind. Arts Wayne Wiens Prof, of Biology Mark Wiens Lecturer in Ind. Arts Kay Willis-Lloyd Private Music Lesson Instr. Dan Wilson Lecturer in Philosophy Donna Woolcry MLA I ibrariari Christine Wyles College Nurse James Yodcr Exchange Instr. in Chemistry Sandra Zerger Dir. of Learning Center Randy Zohn Lecturer in Ed. Haury Resident Assistants Bottom Row: A. Peaslee-Hinshaw. RD, H. Schmidt. ARD, L. Woods, R. Weins, K. Hayes. K. Braun. S. Giovanni, Top Row: C. Siemens. D. Erb, C. Stuckv Warkentin Court Governing Council Front Row: T. Vogt. T. Stiirna, B. Hamm. S. Isaak. C. Menke. S. Harder. J. Docherty. RD. Second Row: D. Kremer. G. Leary, E. Rhoades. A, Eglitis, R. Toews. Back Row: G. Harms. R. Yost.. K. Weins. C. Shiold. Goering Resident Assistants Front Row: D. Heide. ARD, D. Sprunger. D. Balzer. Back Row: T. Epp. B. Burton. C. Wetzel. J. Kroeker, K. Jant- zen, K. Gocrtzen. T, Lehman, RD, D. Hege, R. Ewy, K. Bartci Fall Fest Carrying the theme Up And Away Fall Fest got off to a flying start with the Thurs- day night production of J i 0 in the Shade. On Friday the activities started off with Mi- mewock. a clown and mime performance in convocation. Following Convo. students, faculty and staff braved the cool weather for the Anything Goes Competition. Some of the games included a water balloon bust, chicken race, gunny sack race, and banana eating contest. A record crowd of over 10,000 people showed up on Saturday for the festivities de- spite continuing cool weather. Events in- cluded arts, crafts, ethnic food booths, wheat weaving and an exhibit of electronic technology by Hewlett Packard, Inc. A first happened on Bethel ' s campus when four hot air balloons were launched from the soccer field in the late afternoon. Saturday night the football team took on St. Mary of the Plains and won by a score of 4 1 -2 1 . A half- time performance was presented by the Derby High School Panther Marching Band under the direction of Bethel College alum- nus Glen Goering. Fall Fest activities concluded with two morning worship serveces at Bethel College Mennonite Church, an afternoon alumni chamber music concert and two perform- ances of the Fall Fest Musical. A local man volunteers his time to demonstrate wicker weaving. A member of Mimewock entertains the crowd with a juggling act. Sophomore. Larry Lux, and Freshman, Cindy Voran, perfect their racing techniques that resulted in their team ' s 3rd place fin- Deiiu During the quest for a quicker time, team members help Freshman, Sally Mallam , into a gunny sack in hopes of securing a first place fin- ish. 77 r 78 Clubs German Club p-ronl: (). Harms. SccoikI I ovv; N. (iocririff, K. Nciilcld. licrk. D. Briffhl up. Third Row: M. Mura. D. Hun.sbcrfJcr. R. Tocws. C. Unruh. H. Schmidt. G. Thciss. Back Row: T. Ooering. T. Epp. M Jantzen. K. Stoda. Y. Florian, Not pictured: A. Unruh. A. Penner. L. Zimmerman. French Club Front Row; G. Leary, J. Elliot. S. Yoder, C. Maughlin. Back Row: D. McCall. M. Mura. B. Le, S. Cranston, B. Lovejoy Nursing Club Front; B. Penner. C. Cum- mings, B. Kinzie, A. Troyer. Back Row; C. Rich. K. Sch- midt. R. Kreider, S. Stucky, N. Smucker, N. Cowan, C. Bren- nenman, T. Chlarelli 79 student Senate Front Row; G. Goering, B. Penner, G. Seymour, C. Zeltner, T. Penner, Back row; C. TVoyer, M. Stucky; Sec., D. Gross; Pres., G. Harms Social Work Club Front Row; W. Funk, B. Kreh biel. S. Lohrentz, L, Wedel, L Woods, D. Neufeld, Second Row; K. Goodnight, R. Voth, N. Banman-Bartel, E. Lehman, N. Khumalo, L. Friesen, not pictured; Paula Berglund Peace Club Enviromental Club PYont Row; M. iicckcr, N. Yanada-Wcficl, E. Yanada- Wc-dcl family, Back Row: D. Piatt, M. Gras.se, A. Schmidt, A. Badertscher, D. Yanada- Lohrentz, M. Yanada- Lohrentz Math Club Front Row; R. Toews, G. Heirms, C. Unruh, K. Friesen, D. Nester, Second Row; G. Isaak, T. Goering, J. Baumgartner, R Reimer, R. Egli, S. Goering, A. Wedel, Back Row; K. Bartel, R. Sch- wartz, M. Janzen, J. McCam- mond Home Ec. Club R. Miller, K. Schroeder. H. Lepp, S. Dickenson, G. Voth, J. Funk, J. Woods, L. Woods, R. Entz, E. Samuelson Clio Front Row; L, Friesen, J. Junhke, M. Becker, K. Sprunger, Back Row, R Dyck, L. Flickinger, K. Regier, J. Waltner, R. Ewy, N. Goering, S. Preheim, D. Stucky, Y. Florian, G. Theis, K. Stoda 83 Interterm From New York ' s Fifth Avenue to London ' s Buckingham Palace, from the balmy beaches of Mexico to the snow of Northern Minnesota, and from the many classrooms of Bethel to the inner city of Chicago, Bethel students spent their interterm semester having a lot more fun getting credit than they usually manage to do. Between shopping excursions and sight- seeing, those on the Modern Theatre New York tour and Literary London tour saw many plays and musicals, among them T. S. Elliot ' s Cats. Trips on the more socially de- velopmental side were Urban Issues and Ur- ban Art in Chicago and Rural Development in Mexico. On these trips students were shown how to help and understand those less fortunate. Perhaps the coldest trip was the one organized Audubon Society ' s in or- der to study moose habitat in the snow of Bundled up against the cold, Duane Knoll and Ken Regler prepare for Northern Minnesota. another moose tracking expedition. Pausing for a moment in front of Windsor Castle, the Literary London group hopes to find the Queen in residence. Susan Yoder. Ryan Reazin, and Sharon Yoder display their sign and their passion while in New York. 85 Faculty Follies On March 29, the faculty members of Bethel College put on their annual Faculty Follies show. Professors and other personnel showed what tal- ent or lack of talent that they had. It was a rare op- portunity for students to see their profs let down their hair and act crazy. A favorite group of everyone ' s was the Solid Mold Dancers. Another big hit was Ronny Par- ton and the ever-present ensor. It was a night full of laughter and fun. Door prizes were awarded at the end of the show. These consisted of free pizza to home made goodies. All of the door prizes were donated by faculty members. Arlo Kasper mesmerizes the crowd with his magic. Steven K. Goering, Larry Friesen, and Nancy Banman-Bartel display grace and poise as the Solid Mold Dancers take the stage. 86 Christmas Banquet Christmas Banquet was held December 6-8 in Memo- rial Hall complete with white tablecloths, kerosene lamps, and a chandelier. The atmosphere was in a word: elegant. The various groups who performed were; Chapel Choir, College Choir, Madrigals, Mixed Quartet, Bethel College String Quartet, and the Wind and Brass En- sembles. The Readers Theatre also performed, giving their rendition of Truman Capote ' s A Christmas Memory. Several tableau scenes were presented by the class members of Play Participation and Theatre Arts. The evening was concluded with a candlelight per- formance of Silent Night by Franz Gruber. The Nativity Scene transports us back to that long ago night Students enjoy their food in a Christmas season atmosphere 87 Graduation Another warm May Sunday saw the graduation of Bethel students. 143 students received their diplomas on May 26. Lawrence Hart opened the commecement excercise with the invocation and James Schrag delivered the address intitled, A Perscription for Failure. Mark Siebert gives fellow graduate Jeff Syrlos advice on the real world. Graduates and friends share a few moments together before moving on. 89 Nurse ' s Capping The traditional capping and chevroning ceremony for the Junior Nursing Class was held October 27 in Bethel College Mennonite Church. Nine students were capped either by their mothers or by their children. The medita- tion was given by Rev. Stan Smucker, pastor the Emmanuel Mennonite Church, La Junta, CO. The nursing students concluded the pro- gram with the reading of Prayer of Saint Fran- cis of Assisi. Capping is a family affair as Terrie Chiarelli ' s children cap her with Ju- lia Quiring ' s assistance. Cindy Brenneman reflects on the ceremony in which she has taken part. Kevin Jantzen moves his books and desk to the fire escape to Gail Funk and Jeff Dirks enjoy a game of chess on a Goering ledge, study. These Goering men are doing a study on how the sun affects the coloring of your skin when exposed for long periods of time. The most natural thing to do in spring is to get the glove, ball and bat and play softball. 92 Tinese Kroeker and Deb Regier give their shy and coy look to any- Mark Friesen participates in drop the clothespin-in-the-jar game, one walking by. Mark Becker finds that he gets a better view of the scenery by leaning out the window. Roommates Eric Hunsinger and John Stucky try their hand at a new type of decoration in their room. J.D. Hershberger contemplates the influence of Bach on Van Halen in Music Theory class. Gayle Voth helps put up the Home Ec. Show. Gail Goering catches some rays behind Warkentin Court. In case of fire, don ' t use the fire escape lest you trip over Greg Dick, Scott Berish, Daryl Riesen, and Jerry Kroeker. Larry Johnson and Alfonzo Jacobs are ready to take anyone on in two-man volleyball. College Choir, Front Row: C. Siemens, C. Voth, C. Goertzen, C. Heide, L. Zimmerman, S. Lohrentz, C. Graber, L. Schmidt, W. Funk, M. Miller, R. Klassen, J. Kaufman, and Director Walter Jost. Second Row: C. Troyer, R. Toews, M. Schrag, W. Waltner, N. Remple, M. Good, K. Neufeld, R. Kasper. D. Isaak, M. Peters, and R. Penner. Third Row: J.D. Hershberger, K. Graber, B. Wiebe, S. Schmidt, G. Dick, R. Ensz, R. Schroeder, J. Schrag, P Fry, and T. Eisenbeis. Back Row: D. Heide, K. Dick, D. Hege, M. Tkylor, M. Schmidt, K. Bartel, R. Ewy, B. Toews. B. Roughton, and R. Reazen. On Tour With The College Choir During Spring Break, the College Choir went on a tri-state tour. Approximately 40 people went on the trip. Their travels took them from Oklahoma to Col- orado and back to Kansas. Some of their selections they sang were; Bach ' s Motet No. Ill Jesus Dearest Master, Handel ' s O Praise the Lord with One Consent, and several John Rutter numbers such as Down By the River- side, O Clap Your Hands, and A Gaelic Bless- ing. While in the Denver area members of the choir either spent the day shopping in the city or skiing at Winter Park. Other highlights included an after- noon spent at a Lamar, CO park enjoying such games as Red Light, Green Light and Simon Says. The choir also took in several muesums and tours throughout the trip. Choir members lunch in a Lamar, CO park. ' 85 Tour Itinerary March 16-Inola,OK Marach 17- Enid, OK March 18-Meno, OK March 19- Clinton. OK March20-TUrpin,OK March 2 1 - La Junta, CO March 22-24- Denver. CO March 31- N. Newton, KS 100 Choir member Mary Smiley relaxes after a concert. Gospel Choir on Tbur The Gospel Choir sings in Tennessee over Spring Break. While there, they stayed at Carolyn Cum- mings ' home in Moscow, TN. The following people went with them; Mary Smi- ley, Carolyn Cummings, Kathy Neufeld, Kathy Hayes, Margo Whitfield, Marci Nickel, Cindy Unruh, Maria Mura, Quiet Ncube, and Janet Washington. Some of the songs performed were God ' s Kingdom, I ' ll Go, I Really Love the Lord, Glad To Be God ' s Child, and Who is God. During the week the singers went sightseeing and shopping. One of the attractions they saw was Mud Island, an amusement park and museum dealing with the Mississippi River. Gospel Choir Back Row: L. Johnson, K. Hays, C. Cummings, C. Unruh, M. Nickel, Q. Mcube, V. Miller Front Row. M. Mura, K. Neufeld. J. Smith, M. Smiley, J. Washington Chapel Choir Chapel Choir, Front Row; L. Pan, T. Stucky, R. Smith, M. Smiley, J. Funk, M. Wollman, B. Penner, J. Schrag, K. Goertzen, S. Zook, B. Krehbiel, K. Flaming, and Director Kathy Kasper. Second Row; G. Voran, J. Krehbiel, D. Voran, J. Krehbiel, C. Unruh, C. Funk, M. Nickel, L. Goering, S. Gipson. J. Sieffert, J. Stucky, S. Nispel, and D. Epp. Third Row: C. Jantzen, M. Thompson, K. Goertzen, L. Epp, G. Goering, S. Erb, D. Penner, and D. Nester. Back Row: N. Denno, A. Gale, G. Goertzen, M. Jantzen, R. Yost, D. Riesen, R. Ediger, and J. McHammond. Madrigals Madrigals. Front Row: J. Kaufman, C. Goertzen, C. Heide, C. Tk-oyer, M. Peters, K. Neufeld, M. Schrag, A. Friesen, M. Miller, and L. Schmidt Back Row: R. Reazin, J.D. Hershberger, J. Schrag, D. Heide, R. Ewy, B. Tbews, R. Schroeder, and P, Fry. Mixed Quartet Top: R. Ewy, J. Schrag, M. Schrag, W. Funk Bach Festival This year was Johann Sebastian Bach ' s 300th birthday. Bethel College celebrated this special event during the week of March 21, beginning with chamber music by Bethel faculty and spe- cial guests from Wichita. The week concluded with a birthday celebration at the Old Mill Res- taurant. Other features of the festival included A Coffee Cantata, at Druber ' s Donut Shop, a combined community orchestra vocal group, and a five-member chamber ensemble from New York. Kathy Schmidt plays a viola solo during the strings solos of the Heidi Schmidt plays her cello solo. . Bach Festival. 102 Instrumental Instrumental Music plays a hijl, part at licthcl with f roups of all sizes and styles of music:. Mu- sical ensembles at Bethel include the Wind En- sembel. Jazz, Threshin;: Machine, and various chamber groups. Back Row; S. Pauls, N. Goering, E. Yost, Front Row; C. Stuclty, S. Miller K Deckert M Goering, M. Goering ' ' The Bethel College Wind ensemble practices for the annual Sprin; Concert. 103 Felicity (Sharon Yoder), Lady Cynthia (Kristi Neufeld), and Simon (Carson Wetzel) play an entertaining game of cards. The Real Inspector Hound Directed by Marilyn Peters Cast Moon RonEwy Birdboot KenRegier Mrs. Drudge Mary Smiley Simon Gascoyne Carson Wetzel Felicity Cunningham . . . .Sharon Yoder Lady Cynthia Muldoon . .Kristi Neufeld Major Magnus James Schunn Inspector Hound David Goertzen Dead Man Steve Morris Lady Cynthia Muldoon (Kristi Neufeld) gets serious for a mo- ment. The Inspector Hound (Dave Goertzen) figures out the case, while The Real Inspector Hound. Major Magnus (James Schunn), looks on in disgust. 104 Collegian Lorl Schmidt, and Paul Schrag work diligently laying out ttie Bethel This year, we wanted to mak(; sure the Collegian covered the major issues on campus, such as the bell issue and the abolishment of the honor society. Our main goal is to cover the issues students and faculty have been talking about. We have a strong, experienced returning staff as well as hard-working freshmen and sophomore members. The whole staff cooperates well together, and we all get excited when we have a good story to offer— then people pick up the paper and want to read it. MarkSiebert, Editor Editor MarkSiebert Associate Editor Paul Schrag Campus Editor •- Lori Schmidt Copy Editor Rachel Klassen Photography Manager JeffSyrios Advertising Manager Dave Weaver Accounting Manager James Regier Faculty Advisor Bryan Reber Reporters . . .Diane Brightup, Presten Fry. Kelly Gerbrandt, Mary Giovanni. Chad Jantzen, Don McCall, Julie Moore. Ami Regier, Paul Sager, Melanie Stucky. Forensics The forensics team had a very good year overall. The team placed first at the Wichita State Univer- sity tournament, third at the Nebraska Wesleyan tournament, third at the Kansas State University tournament, and third at the Oklahoma Univer- sity tournament. Individually, team members collected 55 trophies at nine tournaments. Five members of the team qualified for the American Forensics Association National Events Tournament in Baltimore, Maryland, April 12- 14. These included Galen Seymour, a junior from Augusta, KS, Brent Zerger, a sophomore from Hutchinson, KS, Lisa Zimmerman, a freshman from Newton, KS, Christy Zeltner, a junior from Pratt, KS, and Randy Shroeder, a freshman from Canton, KS. At the tournament, Shroeder broke into the final rounds of competition and placed third in the nation in dramatic interpretation. In addition, Galen Seymour broke into quarter- finals and placed 14th in persuasive speaking and 22nd in rhetorical critism. Sophomore Randy Schrocder performs his piece of dra matic interpretation that won him third place in the na tion. 106 Galen Seymour is obviously pleased with his finishes in forensic tournaments. Debate The Debate team had a good season this year. Members of the team in- cluded Cindy Evy.Brent Zerger,Eric Hun- singer,Scott Rhoades- , Jonna Gaffney.Christy Zeltner,Jon Anderson, and Kathy Hayes. Along with the tournaments they attended the de- bate team, along with the forensics team, hosted the annual Col- lege Debate and Foren- sics Tournament, the High School Debate tournament, wich at- tracted 32 area High Schools and the High School Forensics Tournament, which pro- vided competition for 26 High Schools. Forensics and Debate team. Front Row; M. Stucky, M. Smiley, B. Krehbiel, K. Goertzen, J. Gaffney, C. Hiede, G. Seymour. B. Zerger, R. Schroeder.C. Zeltner. Back Row; L. Zimmerman, R. Canetta, J. Miller, R. Gehring, J. Waltner, E. Hunsinger. S. Rhoades 107 THRESHING CREW This year was unusual for the Thresher year- book staff in that most of the members were new to the team. It was a year of firsts with both Wendy Waltner as editor and Bryan Reber as faculty advisor. Although the rest of the staff were new as well, many came in with previous experience and provided a strong supporting staff. Wendy Waltner Editor Kevin Wiens Business Manager Bryan Reber Faculty Advisor Lori Bjorling Cindy Claassen Jim Elliot Presten Fry Angle Penner Cheryl Stucky Anne Unruh Marilyn Wollmann Christy Zeltner Special thanks to Marg Good. Rachel Klassen, Shiela Pre- heim. Ken Regier, Jeff Syrios, Connie Voth Thresher Staff, Front Row: L. Bjorling,-W. Waltner. C. Stucky, A. Penner, Second Row: R Fry. J. Elliott. Not Pictured: C. Claassen. M. Wollmann. Thresher Presten Fry shows Cindy Claassen how to print up a picture for the yearbook. Wendy Waltner and Cheryl Stuck y discuss the best layout pat- tern. Sheila Prehiem discusses one of her paintings with one of her friends. ART SHOW With the theme of Where We Are— Senior Works the senior art show added some color to the Fine Arts Gallery from April 7 to 2 1 . The show contained such art works as water color paintings, ink sketches, sculp- tures, and much more, showing a wide va- riety of the different artists works as well as their own works. Displaying their art in the show were the five senior art majors, Teresa Beck, Scott Jost, Sheila Prehiem. Ami Regier. and Megumi Yanada-Lohrentz. Sitting amidst the artwork, Megumi Yanada-Lohrentz chats with her husband, Dave, and her sister, Naomi Wedel 109 Fall Heat Wave Hits Bethel Campus - - 1 10 IN THE SHADE The 1984-85 school year barefy began and the Drama Department began gearing up for a new year and a new production. 110 In The Shadewas this year ' s Fall Festival production held September 27, 28, and 30. The cast having less than four weeks to put on the musical worked diligently and had much to be proud of when the curtain dropped for the final time. The musical set on a hot, dry day in the middle of a drought starred senior Carmen Ti oyer as Lizzie Curry. Co-starring as her beaus were Jerry Miller as Bill Star- buck the rainmaker and Ron Ewy as File. The scenes unfold with her wanting to be rid of her old maid image and wanting to have a husband. On this afternoon a rainmaker comes to the scene to rid the town of this horrible drought. The family divides on whether or not to follow this wild idea that the rainmaker seems to have— that he can actually make it rain. Lizzie does not like this conman ,at first, but later begans to care for him. He makes her realize dreams she can have. To- wards the end of the show it takes a different twist. The rainmaker really is a conman and is forced out of town wanting to take Lizzie along. Lizzie is almost convinced to go, but realizes dreams aren ' t always reality. Her dream of a husband is not lost— her hand of marriage is asked by the town sheriff whom she has always loved and cared for. Jimmy (Mike Taylor) convinces Snookie (Marti Miller) that her little red hat will soon be his. Miss Madrigal (Marilyn Peters) tells Mrs. St. Maugham (Christy Zcltner) that her gran- daughter Laurel (Rachel Canetta) must go back to her mother. The Chalk Garden On November 1-3 the Bethel College Drama dept. presented Enid Bagnold ' s The Chalk Gar- den . The play centers around Mrs. St. Maugham and her seareh for a governess for her gran- daughter, Laurel. Miss Madrigal is hired, but she has a deep secret from her past. Laurel and the butler Maitlaxid spend the rest of the play discovering Miss Madri- gal ' s secret. Cast Miss Madrigal Marilyn Peters Maitland Randy Schroeder Second Applicant Laura Egli Laurel Rachel Deane Canetta Third Applicant Marilyn Wollmann Mrs. St. Maugham Christy Zeltncr Nurse Sandra R. Torres Olivia Rachel Klassen The Judge Rocky Nickel Laurel (Rachel Canetta) tries to pry information from the Judge (Rocky Nickel) about Maitland (Randy Schroeder) stands ready Miss MadrigaCs past. . for Mrs. St. Maugham ' s orders. stand-off at Beaver and Pine On February 28 through March 2 the Bethel College Drama Department presented Stand-Off at Beaver and Pine . The scene takes place in Judge Matthew Schultz and his wife Gertrude Schultz ' s livingroom. Matt, Gert, and her gossipy friend Ethel Bureen must deal with fires, In- dian uprisings and watching over Sheriff Dan Cowls ' prisoner, Indian lawyer Pat Meshena. A Polish couple Mi- riam Gajewski and Jerry Kosinsky who have come to get married only add to the mayhem and comedy of the play. Cast of Characters Matthew Schultz Randy Schroeder Gertrude Schultz Christy Zeltner Ethel Bureen Rachel Canetta Dan Cowls Cregg Garcia Pat Meshena Carolyn Heide Jerry Kosinsky Mike Iky lor Miriam Gajewski TkmmyPenner Directed by Arlo Kasper Pat Meshena is securely handcuffed to the lamp by Sheriff Dan Cowls. Miriam, Jerry. Gert and Matt try to escape from Pat as she tele phones her demands to a friend. Ethel and Gert show a look of apprehension as they prepare to check out a knock at the door. Pat. Gert, Ethel and Dan all look on as Matt remembers the past. 112 S ! Famished, Hansel and Gretel nibble at the Wicked Witch ' s candy house. .4lkV 1 j k After the Witch ' s death, the spell is broken and the gingerbread cookies turn back into children. Hansel and Gretel Presented by the Bethel College Opera Workshop and the Greer Artist Series, Han sel and Gretel ran from May 2-4. Serving as Guest Director was Jack Eddleman, a pro- fessional who has staged nine productions for the New York City Opera. The choreo- grapher was Stephanie Hall, a dancer and choreographer who has choreogra phed productions all over the country as well as choreographing ten original ballets. The cast was made up of Bethel College students and local dance class students. The cast was as follows: Hansel, Rachel Kasper; Gretel, Michelle Shrag; Mother, Carmen Troyer; Father, Ron Ewy; Sand- man, Lori Schmidt; Dewfairy, Joleen Kauf- man; Witch, Marilyn Peters. Bethel College studens portraying Angels and or Children were June Funk, Diane Epp, Gina Voran, Jenny Siefert, Diane Isaak, Carol Funk, Laurie Pan, Lori Bjorling, Mary Smiley, Tammy Stucky, and Beth Penner. The wicked witch tries to trick Gretel into her oven while Hanseli stands by. Hansel and Gretel are reunited with their parents. 113 ONE ACTS As well as they can while standing in two trash cans, Goerge (Ron Brunk) and Ellen (Tkmniy Penner) discuss the meaning of life. George (Ron Brunk) leafs through some muck from the bot- tom of his tra can. The Actor ' s Nightmare Directed by Jerry L. Miller Cast Meg Sandra R. Torres George Spelvin Ron Brunk Sarah Siddons Jenny Sieffert Voice KayGoertzen Ellen Terry Tkmmy Penner Henry PaulSager Executioneer Doug Keefer The Voice, alias Kay Goertzen. announces changes in the cast of The Actor ' s Night- mare. 114 READER ' S THEATRE Advanced Group 1: Chuck Goertzen, ' mmmy Penner, Joy Woods, Linda Voth, Rob Schunn. Beginner ' s Group 1: Sharon Yoder. John Simelane, Debbie Lit- tle, MarkSiebert. Beginner ' s Group 2: Rod Henricks, Susan Yoder, John Jaffe ' , Rebecca Smith. X.: Students take advantage of a sunny afternoon to relax on the green. Freshman, Kris Voran, works on her project for her drawing class. Debbie Regier sprints to take the lead in the 400 meter dash. lib What kind of mischief have you been up to Mark Schmidt? Diane Brightup and Ken Graber take As final week approches these students quickly realize that college is not just fun and games. A typical sight on Monday morning is students Joyfully attend- ing convo? Jon Nikkei, alias Mr Prep, plays softball. The Red Cross is looking for a few good pints of blood. Do you have any to donate? Heidi Schmidt and Tim Epp take a study break on the steps of the library. 120 121 The life of a college student is hectic, isn ' t it, Margo Goering and Denise Schrag? Q: Do you know who this student is? A junior ' s work is never done, as Marilyn Peters •jaziBg aABQ knows. Kim Braun does a double job on Workday, she both paints Phillies player, Mike Schmidt, gets a good laugh out of Joel and holds up the roof. Sprunger ' s dart score. Nan Goering rings the bell in memory of the 150 South Africans who have died since Janurary 1985 due to racial violence. Kieth Collie works diligently in the Library to get his research done. 126 Melody Gasswint believes in feeding typewriters at least one note card before beginning to type. 127 Carolyn Siemens stops a moment to meditate on the instructions in her yoga manual. 5 1 Football The Bethel College Threshers captured the KCAC Cham- Bethel Opponents pionship for the first time in 70 years with a 9-0 record and 35 Tkbor 1 4 a third place rank in the nation. The season ended with a 31 Sterling 7 disappointing 14-17 loss to Southwestern. 41 St. Marys 1 The Threshers as a team and individually won many 23 , ' Bethany 6 awards. Coach Kent Rogers was named Coach of the year in 35 ■ ■ v Ottawa 7 both the KCAC and District 10. Members of the first team 28 McPherson 0 KCAC were Dave Penner, Offensive Lineman; Milan Zuzek, 26 ■ Southwestern 1 Quarterback; Ed Smith, Wide Receiver; all by unanimous 46 ' ; Friends 2 vote. Other first team members included George Leary,De- 47 ' - Kansas Wesleyan 19 fensive Lineman; Myron Hiebert, Tight End; Eric Rhoades, 14 ...... Southwestern 17 Secondary. Milan Zuzek, Ed Smith, Eric Rhoades and George Leary were also selected for the first team in district 10. Brett Birky (20) and Fred Taylor (28) deflect a pass from a Sterling Dennis Heide gains yardage against Ottawa Univerisity receiver. a rome am? ' ' kl-d ' S, and Steve TUtweiler (60, watch from the sidehnes during Cross-Country The cross-country track season gave the four members of the team good preperation for the KCAC final meet. However, only two of the team members actually ran in the meet. Randy Lais and Paul Sager placed twenty-fifth and twenty-ninth respectfully out of a field of fifty runners. The other members of the team, Craig Andres and Don Dailey, showed good work throughout the season also. Don Dailey takes a trip over the jump in the steeple chase. Paul Sager stretches out to the finish in the steeple chase during the regular track season. 133 Women ' s Volleyball: Front Row: E. Haug, D. Schrag, G. O ' Conner, M. Goering, R. Relmer, J. Moore, S. Zielke, J. Helbert, B. Mayer Back Row: S. Erb: trainer, M. Nickel. K. Goodnight, D. Erb, P. Wright, G. Harms, S. Giovanni, L. DeGarmo; Assistant Coach, D. Flickner; Coach The Bethel volleyball team couldn ' t quite match their ninth place na- tional finish of last year. The year did, however, give valuable expe- rience to the eight new players on the team. The Bethel bench yells encouragements from the sidelines. Women ' s Tennis The Women ' s Tennis team struggled with a losing season. They finished in fifth place in the KCAC. Carol Wedel paced the team with wins over McPherson, Sterling, and Hutchinson Juco opponents. She and her doubles partner, Kay Schroeder, also picked up a couple of wins. Carol Wedel smashes one home. Kay Schroeder shows perfect form with a two hand Carolyn Heide Is bent over backwards making a return. Women ' s Tfennis, from left; C. Schwartz, K. Schroeder, C. Heide, C. Wedel, J. Funk, C. Schrag, S. Mallam, K. Lehr: coach. Mens Tennis, from left; K. Bartel, T. Enns, R. Adams, T. Esau, J. Syrios, D. Weaver, M. Goertzen, not pictured E. Gale and T. Craven The Bethel mens tennis team ended the season on a good note. In singles play in the KCAC tournament, Todd Esau and Ron Adams won first place and third place respectively. The first dou- bles team. Todd Esau and David Weaver, came up with a second place finish in the final round of the tournament. The second dou- bles team, Tim Enns and Ron Adams, also ended the season with a second place finish in the KCAC. Eric Gale makes a return before driving Tommy Craven hits a two hand back-1 the net. shot. Mens soccer team, from left: Back Row: T. Lehman: coach, A. Liete, P. Kreider, B. Miller, J. Schrag, J. Sime- lane, D. Friesen, C. Hinshaw, R. Yost, J. Waweru, N. Dick, M. Mgnomezulu, V. Mavuso T. Eisenbeis K Gra- ber, M. Belle, S. Bartel, D. Engel Chuck Goertzen gets tangled up with an oppo- Goalie James Schrag heaves the ball out into action, nent as teammates Robert Yost and James Schrag look on. 138 One member of the Bethel womens soccer team makes her move against an opponent. The Bethel soccer team per- formed well this season. With a 6 and 5 record, the team showed promise for a good var- sity sport. The effort is being made to convert mens soccer to a varsity sport and move womens soccer into club stand- ing. Hesston College was Bethels toughest competition. In the first meeting between Bethel and Hesston, OQ-.Hesston clearly controlled the scoring. . yet Bethel controlled much of the play particularly in the second half, said Tim Lehman, coach. Later in the season, however. Bethel played strong and aggressive ball against Emporia state and the Rockets, a club from Wichita. Mbuso Mgnomezulu dribbles the ball up-field as Myshyeni Belle comes up to help out. Alcione Liete moves the ball past an opponent as Chuck Goertzen looks on. 139 i Womens Basketball This year was a year of change for the Lady Threshers. Under first year coach Lori De- Garmo the womens basketball team saw new offensive and defensive approaches. With this, the team adopted the theme, OQ he Best is Yet To Come. The year posted many ups and downs but on the whole coach DeGarmo commented that she thought overall they had a good year.The season ended with the Wom- ens basketball team finishing 9th in the KG AC with a 3-15 conference record and a 3- 21 overall. Individually, two team members were rec- ognized for their outstanding contributions. Brenda Bushman, sophomore, was selected first-team for the all-Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference, and Marcia Nickel was chosen for the honorable mentions squad. Bushman was second in the conference in field-goal percentage and eighth in rebound- ing. Nickel finished sixth in rebounding and ninth in free throw percentage. The crowd looks on as Robin Reimer shoots. Sandy Graber blocks a Tkbor opponents shot. Women ' s Basketball, Front Row; V. Graber, M. Goering, A. Seiffert, S. Graber. and E. Haug. Second Row: assistant coach Diane Flickner, manager S. Erb. J. Hess, T. Kroeker, M. Nickel, L. Woods, B. Bushman, L. Voth, R. Reimer. N. Goering, and head coach Lori DeGarmo. The 1984-85 season at Bethel was a sea- son filled with ups and downs as the Threshers adjusted to a different coaching philosophy. Higher expectations, team goals and individual goals provided im- provement on the junior varsity level as well as the varsity team. Both teams were competitive in the nonconference and con- ference games as they faced a well bal- anced schedule. The Threshers started the season in the Mid-America Classic at Olathe and lost four games before they broke into the win col- umn against St. Mary ' s in Dodge City. The Christmas break found the Threshers 2-6 with the games being well played and excit- ing. 1985 found the Threshers winning 5 out of their next 9 games to remain in a tie for second and third place in the KCAC. A six game losing streak assured the Threshers of a second division finish as inconsistency was the team ' s nemesis in most of the games. Five seniors, three juniors, three sopho- mores, and five freshmen completed the season. The seniors were the backbone of the squad and gave the needed leadership both on and off the floor. Bryan Kroeker, James Regier, and Mark Siebert were se- lected honorable mention on the KCAC All Conference team. Mark Siebert was se- lected to play in the District X All-Star game held in Emporia. Bryan Kroeker was selected Thresher of the Year by his teammates. Mens Basketball Senior Mark Siebert looks down court for an open man, in hopes of scoring two, more points before half time. Senior James Regier goes for a lay up. Mens Basketball, Front Row; A. Jacobs, C. Voth, C. Shuler, M. Siebert, K Stuckv K Morton, and D. Ambeau. Second Row; head coach Glenn Gayer, L. Kroeker D Daily E Sniith, R. BuUer, B. Unruh, B. Friesen, D. Schulte, B. Kroeker, C. Reyer, J. Sauerwein ' J. Rudeen, R. Schunn, J. Regier, student assistent Mike Burgan. and assistant coach ' Jim Robb. 142 Track This year ' s track team had a very good year overall. Coach George Rodgers commented that- they did not have a large team this year but all ot the team members had very good perforrnances. In most meets we did well for a school of our size said Rodgers. This earned the womens team 4th place in the KCAC and the mens team a 6th place in the KCAC. ' Individually, the team members set many new school records. On the womens team Sandi Graber set new school records in the 3000 meter run with a time of 10:45.9 and a time of 18:57 in the 5000 meter. Debbie Regier set a new school record in the 400 meter dash with a time of 56.25 and also qualified for Nationals. J ' Nan Hiebert set a new record in shot put with a distance of 37 ' 2 . On the mens team Eric Thompson set a new record in the 200 meter dash with a time of 22.41. Rodgers is optimisitic about next year. He feels that with returning team members as well as new recruits they will have a strong team. Front Row; D. Penner, M. Hiebert, Second Row; D. Meyer, J. Hiebert, J. Dirks, B. Schneider, S. Melgran, Third Row; E. Unrau B. Mayer, P. Fitz, D. Schrag, D. Regier. Not pictured M. Nickel, S. Graber, N. Goering, T. Sears, E. Thompson, R. Boone, F. Taylor, F Sager, J. 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DeWayne-33 Hiebert, Greta-22 Hiebert, J ' Nan- 134, 144 Hiebert, Myron-22, 144 Hiebner, Lyndon-50 Hofer, Lori-33 Holt, Darrin-50 Hooley, John-33 Hunsinger, Erik-50 Ingalls, Jay-40 Isaak, Diane-50, 98 Isaak, Sandra-33, 74 Iwig, Cara-50 Jackson, Douglas-40 Jackson, Jacque-50 Jacobs. Alfonzo-50, 142 Jaffe ' , John-33, 104 Jantzen, Darlene-50 Jantzen, Kevin-33, 74 Jantzen, Mark-22. 79, 81, 100 Janzen, Chad-40. 100 Janzen, Jeff-40 Janzen, Russell-50 Jasso, Robert-31 Jeffrey, Patricia-50 Johnson, Arthur-50 Johnson, Barbara-22 Johnson, Larry-50, 99 Johnson, Milan-50 Johnston, Michelle-33 Jones, Alfonzo-50 Jost, Scott-22 Kabagambe, Hellen-33 Kaltenbach, Denise-50 Kasitz, Kevin-33 Kasper, Rachel-51, 98 Kaufman, Cheri-60 Kaufman. JoLeen-33, 98. 100 Kaufman. William-40 Keefer. Doug-34 Keller, Brian-51 Kelsey, Randy-51 Kennedy, Sharon-22 Khumalo, Nokwazi-80 Kinzie. Brenda-51 Kirkland. Vann-51 Klassen, Rachel-34, 83, 98. 109 Kliewer, Cindy-22 Knight. Susan-51 Knight. Wanda-23 Knoll. Darrell-34 Knoll. Duane-34 Krehbiel. Barb- 100. 180 Krehbiel. Clarice-40. 83 Krehbiel. James-51 Krehbiel. Jamie-51 Krehbiel. Joni-34. 100 Kreider. Brent-51 Kreider. Ruth-23 Kremer. Darla-23. 74 Kroeker. Bryan-23. 142 Kroeker. Jerry-40, 74 Kroeker, Lyle-23. 142 Kroeker. Nick-40 Kroeker. Scott-51 Kroeker. Tinese-23. 140 Krueger. JoAnn-34 Lair, Lori-51 Lais. Randall-40 LaRue, Rochelle-51 Latimer. Gerald-40 Le. BachCuc-51. 79 Leary. George-23. 74. 79 Lehman. Emily-23 Leinbach. Karen-51 Liechty. Georgia-51 Little. Deborah-51. 104 Loepp. Leroy-51. 100 Lohrentz. David-80. 91 Lohrentz. Megumi-23, 80, 81 Lohrentz, Susan-34. 98. 80. 83 Lohtentz. Tim-80 Lohrentz. Vicky-40 Lovejoy. William-40. 79 Lux. Larry-40 Lyons. James-51 Mallam. Sally-51, 136 Maples, Jonathan-51 Mari, Jeff-40 Maughlin. Carla-40, 79 Mavuso, Velile-40, 138 Mayer, Beverly-52, 134, 144 McCall, Donavan-79. 80, 109 McCammond, Jon-52, 81, 100 McDonald, Vernon-52 McGhee, William-34 McPherson, Jeff-34 McQueen, Abby-52 Melgren, Steve-23, 144 Menke, Cindy-23, 74 Miles. Warren-52 Miller. Anne-41 Miller. Brent-23. 138 ' Miller. Carol-24 Miller. Don-24 Miller, Jerry-34 Miller, Marti-24, 98. 100 Miller, Roma-41 Miller, Sharon-41 Mil ler, Susan-41 Miller, Terry -41 Miller. Victor-52. 99 Mngomezulu. Mbuso-41, 138 Moore. Joseph-52 Moore. Julie-41. 109, 134 Morris, Steven-52 Morton, Keith-142 Mosley, Marguerite-24 Mosley, Zandra-52 Mueller, Alan-24 Mueller. Dwight-41 Mueller. Shirley-41 Mura. Maria-34, 79 Murray, Dana-52 Myers, Darlene-52 Ncube, Quiet-24, 99 Nelson. Julie-34 Nester. Dan-41, 81, 100 Neufeld, Heidi-52 Neufeld. Kathy-41. 79, 80, 99 Neufeld, Kristi-41 Neufeld. Pam-52 Nickel. Linda-52 Nickel. Lisa-52 Nickel. Marcellete-52. 99. 100 Nickel. Marcia-134. 140 Nisly. Calvin-24 Nispel. Sinda-52 O ' Connor, Gayle-134 Odanga. Lynette-24 Oyer. Bryan-52 Pan, Laurie-41. 100 Pauls. Douglas-24 Pauls, Gary-24 Pauls. Sherri-52 Peaslee-Hinshaw, Alaine-74 Pemberton, Jeannie-53 Penner, Angela-41, 108 Penner, Beth-53, 80, 100 Penner, David-34, 144 Penner, Doug-24, 100 Penner, Rick-53 Penner, Roseann-25, 98 Penner, Sondra-53 Penner, Tamara-53, 80, 104 Perry, Steve-35 Peters, Marilyn-35, 98, 100 Piatt, Richard-35 Preheim, Atlee-35 Preheim, Bret-53 Preheim, Darrin-53 Preheim, Randy-53 Preheim, Sheila-25 Quenzer, Laurel-41 Ratzlaff, Gail-25 Reazin, Ryan-53, 98, 100 Reeser, Tim-53 Regier, Ami-25, 109 Regier, Christine-25 Regier, Deb-25, 144 Regier, James-26 Regier, Ken-42 Regier, Kerry-42 Regier, Larry-53 Reimer, Kristina-53 Reimer, Paul-35, 81 Reimer, Robin-26, 134, 140 Reimer-Watts, Richard-26 Reimer-Watts, Wendy-26 Rempel, Nancy-53, 98 Reyer, Chris-54 Rhoades, Eric-35, 74 Rhoades, Scott-42 Rich, Connie-35 Richmond, Lisa-42 Rickman, Sheri-26 Riesen, Daryl-42, 100 Robinson, William-35 Roddy, Bernie-35 Rohl, Don-54 Roughton, Brian-26, 98 Rucker, Gail-54 Sager, Paul-42, 109 Salyers, James-54 Sauerwein, James-54, 142 Scarborough, Dean-54 Schierling, Dawn-54 Schlegel, Lisa-42 Schmidt, Andrea-60, 81 Schmidt, Bradley-54 Schmidt, Brian-54 Schmidt, DeVon-54 Schmidt, Heidi-35, 74, 79, 83 Schmidt, Joel-42 Schmidt, Karen-42 Schmidt, Kathryn-35 Schmidt, Kathy-42 Schmidt, Lori-42. 98, 100, 109 Schmidt, Mark-54, 98 Schmidt, Steve-26, 98 Schmidt, Trina-54 Schmidt, Warren-42 Schmucker, Blake-26 Schmucker, Kevin-26 Schneider, Brian-54, 144 Schneider, Wendy-54 Schoenhals, Gerald-35 Schrag, Carla-26, 136 Schrag, Denise-54, 134 Schrag, Doug-55 Schrag, James-26, 98, 100, 101 Schrag, Janet-55, 100 Schrag, Michelle-42, 98, 100, 101 Schrag, Paul-35, 109 Schrag, Ryan-55 Schrag, Steve-55 Schroeder. Kay-35, 136 Schroeder, Randy-55, 98, 100 Schulte, Dan-55, 142 Schunn, James-55 Schunn, Rob- 104, 142 Schwartz, Brian-55 Schwartz, Cindy-26. 136 Schwartz, Lanny-60 Schwartz. Robert-43, 81 Scott, Chad-55 Sears, Todd-55 Seibert. Katrina-27 Seymour, Galen-35, 80 Shaw, Bonnie-43 Shima, Tom-35, 74 Shold, Cindy-35, 74 Shuler, Clarence-55, 142 Siebert, Mark-27. 104, 109, 142 Sieffert, Angie-55, 140 Sieffert, Jenny-43, 100 Siemens, Carolyn-43, 74, 98 Simelane, John-35, 104, 138 Singleton, Vonchelle-55 Smiley, Mary-55, 99, 100 Smith, Angela-27 Smith, Ed- 142 Smith. John-55, 99 Smith, Rebecca-55, 100, 104 Smucker, Nathan-35 Sprunger. Dale-43, 74 Sprunger, Joel-35 Sprunger, Philip-55 Stafford. Coral-43 Staggs, Kelley-55 Stauffer. Karla-27 Steely, Jeff-55 Stehman, Jeff-43 Stepp, Scott-56 Stoda. Kevin-27. 79. 80. 109 Stoffers. Carl-27 Stolifer. Brian-56 Stucky, Blaine-56 Stucky, Cheryl-43, 74, 108 Stucky, Denise-27 Stucky, Donna-56 Stucky, Jacinda-100 Stucky, John-56 Stucky, Kevin-56, 142 Stucky, Melanie-27, 80 Stucky, Renee-43 Stucky. Shelly-36 Stucky, Tamara-56, 100 Stucky. Teresa-43 Suderman, Sandra-27 Sullivan, Patricia-56 Sundbye, Jerry-43 Swartzendruber, Martin-43 Syrios, Jeff-27, 137 Taylor, Fred-56 Taylor, Mike-56, 98 Thaw, June-43 Theis, Gerlinde-56, 79 Thomas, Glenroy-56 Thompson, Eric-56 Thompson, Michael-56, 100 Toews, Bruce-27, 98, 100 Toews, Phillip-36 Toews, Rhonda-36, 74, 79, 81, 98 Torres, Sandra-56 Troyer, Angela-56 Troyer, Carmen-27, 80, 98, 100 Tuck, Doug-56 Tutwiler, Steve-56 Unrau, Eric- 144 Unruh, Anne-36 Unruh. Brian-36. 142 Unruh. Cindy-43. 79. 80, 81, 99, 100 Unruh, Jeff-28 Unruh, Vicki-60 Valdez, Angela-57 Vogt, Tom-28, 74 Voran, Cindy-57 Voran, Denise-57, 100 Voran, Gina-57, 100 Voran. Kris-57 Voth. Chuck-36, 142 Voth, Connie-43, 98 Voth, Gayle-36 Voth, Linda-57. 104, 140 Voth. Rita-28, 80, 83 Voth, Sarah-28 Walker. Derrick-57 Wall. Valeria-28 Waltner. Jerome-36 Waltner, Wendy-28, 98, 108 Washington, Janet-99 Waweru, John-28, 138 Weaver, David-28, 137 Weber, Jean-29 Wedel, Carol-43, 136 Wedel, Cynthia-57 Wedel, Daryl-57 Wedel, Dorothy-36 Wedel, Emory-29. 81 Wedel. Kathy-29 Wedel. Naomi-60 Wedel. Vicky-29 Weidert, Carrie-29 Wenger, Tara-57 Wetzel, Bruce-36, 80 Wetzel, Carson-43 White, Sharla-60 Wiebe, Brian-29, 98, 101 Wiebe, Cathy-30 Wiebe, Dalen-57 Wiebe, Evelyn-30 Wiebe, John-43 Wiebe, Miriam-60 Wiens, Eric-43 Wiens, Kevin-30, 74 Wiens, Marc-57 Wiens, Renee-74 Williams, Rodney-57 Winters, Rick-44 Woelk, Kelvin-57 Wollmann, Marilyn-44. 100 Woods, Joy-44, 104 Woods, Linda-36, 74, 80, 140 Woods, R.B.,-36 Wright, Pam-134 Wyss, Cynthia-30 Yoder, Elizabeth-58 Yoder, Fred-36 Yoder, Karen-30 Yoder, Sharon-58, 79, 104 Yoder, Susan-58, 104 Yost. Ellen-58 Yost. Robert-36. 74, 100, 138 Zeltner, Christy-80 Zielke. Sharon-58. 134 Zimmerman, Lisa-58, 98 Zook, Suzanne-44, 100 Zuzek,Milan-30 rs7 Faculty Staff Banman-Bartel, Nancy-62, 80 Beam, Rita-62 Becker, Donna-62 Benjamin, Charles-62 Buller, LaVerna-62 Cranstan, Sharon-79 Decker, Marilyn-62 Deckert, Marion-62 DeGarmo, Lori-134, 140 Diller, Darlene-62 Dirks, Ruthann-62 Docherty, Jayne-63, 74 Doerksen, Menno-63 Dohmeier, Elaine-63 Everett, Phil-63 Flaming, Ron-63 Flickner, D iane- 134, 140 Frey, Rodney-63 Friesen, Duane-63 Friesen, Larry-63, 80 Friesen, Paul-64 Friesen, Waldo-64 Funk, Gordon-64 Gaeddert, Albert-64 Gayer. Glenn-64, 142 Goering, Celia-64 Goering, Lorene-64 Goering, Steve-64 Goering, Steve L.-65 Graber, Russell-65 Gross, Monica-65 Habegger, Howard-65 Habegger, Marlene-65 Harder, Paul-65 Helrich, Carl-65 Hiebert, Stephaine-65 Hinshaw, Chris-65, 138 Hull, Robert-65 Hunsberger, Deb-79 Isaak, Garth-65, 81 Janzen, Leon-65 Jost, Walter-66, 98 Juhnke, Anna-66 Juhnke, Jim-66 Kasper, Arlo-66 Kasper, Kathy-66, 100 Kehr, Vickie-66 King, Shirley-66 Klose, Kathy-66 Koehn, Earl-66 Koehn, Louise-66 Koontz, Richard-66 Koontz, Ruth-66 Krehbiel. Dwight-67 Krehbiel, Steve-67, 81 Kreider, Heidi-67 Kreider, Robert-67 Lehman, Tim-67, 138 Lehman, Tom-67 Lehr, Kevin- 136 Linscheid, Cynthia-67 Linscheid, David-67 Looney, Terri-68 Lutsch, Gail-68 McKay, Mary-68 McKay, Paul-68 Moore, Gary-68 Moyer, J. Harold-68 Neufeld. Donna-68, 80 Newell, Janet-68 Peaslee-Hinshaw, Alaine-69, 74 Penner, Virgil-69 Perry, Kathy-69 Peters, Mike-69 Piatt, Dwight-69 Quiring, Julia-69 Reber, Bryan-69 Regier, Mary-69 Regier, Robert-69 Reichenbach, Randell-69 Renich, Paul-69 Reusser, Loren-69 Robb, James-70, 142 Samuelson, Ellen-70 Sawin, Ruby-70 Schmidt, Robert-70 Schrag, Dale-70 Schrag, Gordon-70 Schrag, Laurie-70 Schultz, Harold-70 Sheriff, John-70 Snider, Howard-70 Stayrook, Miller-70 Stoetzl, Marion-70 Stucky, Mark-7 1 Stucky, Martha-7 1 Torline, Diana-71 Ulbrich, Valeria-71 Unruh, Tamra-71 Vandever, William-7 1 Voth, Hilda-71 Voth. Lawrence-71 Warta, Marjorie-72 Wiens, LaWanda-72 158 Wolfe, Laurie-72 Yoder, Melinda-72