Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1961 volume:

ki? PRX' 'u 4 sis Og!! 4 '+ BC 34 . LZ! 2 x,, Ji .A a 3 QB 9 9 1, 5. Y ? 33+ X53 yLA1'.,QlV'S v-P' is-j KN ' ,2u BLUFFTON COLLEGE BLUFFTON, OHIO -' L Eyelids-drooping from the early morning Civ test preparation or mid- night gab session, faces-smiling at the A on a Communication report or puzzled over a math problem, voices-cheering a Beaver team to vic- tory, or whispering across a table in the library, ears-listening to the un- seen Chapel speaker across the way, or for him to buzz those two shorts and two longs , hands-cramped from the many hours spent writing a term paper, or extra-clean after washing the endless stacks of dishes of the evening meal, feet-sporting well-worn tennis shoes, weary from standing in line for books or lunch, or treading up the groan- 11 W l ti? E, wa. sis, ,155 ', ,, ,X 1 5, . Nz, M 1.15 sf fs , ,rw , f , li' 1.1, tv. ,Q , wg., ,,, ,V ,gi r ing steps to the art studio, students-clad in Bluffton College sweatshirts E 3 Vhifli, R 1,1 is ,331 or Varsity B. iackets, eating breakfast in a half-awake amosphere or is making the familiar trip to the library, students-wearing work clothes for 3 V, a day of cleaning up the campus, or dressed in their very finest for that .A il, iii special banquet, students-making music that echoes throughout Mosiman :: i khknn X Hall, or presenting a dramatic production which gives people an oppor- Ibzigqg izlili tunity to laugh or makes them stop and think . . . these are the sights and ' sounds of Bluffton College. They all make up, in part, that main ingredi- l ent which is indispensable in a recipe for college life-PEOPLE. Big peo- 'ii' ...,.,. ,,,,, .,,. ,,,,,, Q ., ., i ..,. ple, small people, happy people, sad people, laughing, crying, cheering ' Zsi Isr' ' people, unusual, sophisticated, or just plain people. It is an impreSSi0ft X .,,.,,,, X of these people that this yearbook attempts to create. lt is hoped that the pages will reflect an overall view of Bluffton College, with a close-up ,,,,, ' PlCfUl'e of its people. 533 5 i m, i :E VQQ Wirwsl I., ' . 'fff f lf 'f Barbara Lehman, edllor rigid' si A Q: l 3 i ,:::': E il? i w VVVVV l i ,,,:,,,,, .'.. gi, Y illfil l lull 2 ? H 3, ' , jljf ,,, .4 ' ,fn ,..-1 ,,,. if ::'f '-35:55, 'V l t ' ,.:... ,,,, U. -,,,,-, - --'-'2 o l i if i I Qci -errst ,,,, ...o B C I ' il l N - 3' 'lll A': llll glb, zz, Q' f ' sili , emi ,, , , w ., tztt i .zsss i t if it etrt z ggi y . 1llliilll:l,lllililsiii ll l'f1ll iI,si t f l 3 E v w.UnlOr C ass presents izl il'lil'llill' ll -l l llll. .li ' l l 1 ll l. if nz ,wilt il - si 313 l ,. 'Wi N 3 tl ' llili t t tt t +he I96- ISTA. ' ': : l' l , ,xii iff' t ztrz . rrs 1 ,.,, K i ,.,,, 2 ff2s.2s 5 i ' liw 3 1 , 3 i f 5 it gift, '1 ,lim i , , 1- gil? 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' 'fw tql -ff -'YS OSEA Taking leadership responsibilities in OSEA this year were: Gordon Gerber, Treas., Nancy Crosser, Sec., Dan MacLachlan, 2nd V. Pres., Francie Mast, V. Pres., Harlene Hicks, Pres. This professional organization for future teachers attempted to increase the feeling of pro- fessionalism among members. Advisors were Miss Lapp and Dr. Steer. Proiects this year included revision of the constitu- tion and assistance to Bluffton High School in organi- zing their F.T.A. ln the picture, Nancy conducts a meet- ing. F . ,1l'::f .J ' ' f- - A f- SCIENCE , rll.. ':..r This organization attempts to supplement the curriculum of the Material Science Division. Activities include projects, field trips, and dis- cussions. Officers are pictured: Jim Kornhaus, V. Pres., Bob Miller, Pres., Bob Earley, Sec.- Treas. . -LN Home Economics maiors and other interested indi- viduals make up the Home Ec. Club. Officers this year were Mary Krehbiel, Pres., Joyce Oyer, Sec.-Treas.f Loretta Dixon, Prog. Chr, In the photograph: N. Mees, F. Woolner, J. Oyer, Dr. Ramseyer fAdvisorJ, J. Salis- bury, M. Krehbiel. - . , , ,:1i1-,Lb-- ..fQr V, -sw-.' . , s c ' E -,,, 1 . f L ' 4- ,. .-. F at ' , 2 Q .X ,v t N F- Qi ' K Q K3 gi 5 51' 1 Q dl f w i Q ' :5tPz+, ' Y . 35 'f'5'N.. X We -ii -ta . t.. ff K' Q ' X 1 K , ,Ig 1 i A . ' H Y AF rt hr x a I i X X 1 1 5 N 4. F Q 1 i if 3 gf 's ry xr gc N .T Q ,, gi'3,i,,. , . X, . ,f Q' 2-43' , N Q . ,Lf N' 'fig . ,. X . ' Q li 1 ' st 5 L i ,ggi ,.,. iii i :fs L -' 1 N x Rv' fl If K A HOME EC. CLUB fi .A . 1 sz... Y' Q K N95 1 i??4W 1.. - ':a.:fgtvL5, J. . an i Activities included decorating for Homecoming, making and selling candy at Christmas time, and a weekend field trip. ln photograph: C. Krout, K. Bauman, L. Ritchie N. Moffett. Bluffton OMEA members attend the state convention in Columbus, O., as one 6 I M l E I A I of their activities during the year. Pictured below: B. Clemens, D. Tabor, Mr. Lehman iAdvisorJ, D. Moyer, J. Bucher, L. King, P. Krouskop, M. Marshall, L. Joseph, J. Hahn, G. Lora, J. Miller, D. Liechty, R. Gregory. The Bluffton College chapter of the Ohio Music Education Associa- tion is made up of music education majors. Members attend district workshops and clinics and assist dur- ing district festivals and contests held on campus. 25 ,D An organization designed especially for economics and business administration maiors, Commerce Club offers students an opportunity to study different forms of business organizations. Heading the club this year were J. Benner, Pres., C. Steiner, V. Pres., M. Oglesbee, Sec., G. Baughman, Treas. Pictured above - ROW 1 - G. Nichol, R. Reichenbach, M. Oglesbee, L. Newmeyer, Jim Benner. lBack to camera - J. Gundy.J ROW 2 - B. Evans, L. Hostetler, G. Gerber, M. Nussbaum, D. Detwiler, ROW 3 - K. Gingerich, A. Dzur, B. Gratz, M. Tippet, R, Winner, G. Augsburger. ROW 4 - T. Clemens, D. Sprunger, S. Von Gunten, G. Baughman, G. Burkholder, D. Bower. Standing -- C. McCarty, J. Busey, G. Masingila. COMMERCE CLUB Investment Club offers students the opportunity to learn the principles and tech niques of sound investment practice through the investment of funds in stock of dif ferent companies. Officers for this year were C. Steiner, Pres., G. Baughman V Pres., B. Tyler, Sec., B. Sommers, Treas.p Pictured below - ROW 'I - T Clemens J. Busey, G. Burkholder. ROW 2 - G. Augsburger, J. Behner, M. Oglesbee D Detwiler, R. Reichenbach. ROW 3 - M. Nussbaum, B. Sommer, B Evans J Gundy, G. Baughman, L. Hostetler. STANDING: B. Tyler, G. Gerber. INVESTMENT CLUB 26 l Q . us :Me- zwe. 3 , -.-vw: 41- Q1 Resolved that the United States should adopt a pro4 gram of compulsory health insurance for all citizens was this year's topic for debate. Discussing it are D. Mac- Lachlan, Dr. Shelly ladvisorl, C. Dirks, and R. McCrory. t 'Q 4 if 5 'L was ' syn. ' . ' Y' A ln'QPi3'i':if . QA wr - 7 . fi' f 'E? N 'v':'13'yJ' W-- .- . Et- ,E-fyurf-RQ, 9 . , , , A 4, '-1 0553. ' -':- .'.Q,y .gsg: '.,ff'i'1 , E. 4 1 P' 'r-:gs ., A WSE' 11 . . 75.5 ,. 'V' A 1 an -1 lm fd, '3 :Y 5--. 3 ' .M A me . ' 'xl' . X ,S SF., . . N 21, Qi-A -Q-l' , fi grffi -I-L 'r' '1vwv,..-,. Participating in several tournaments throughout the Year were: L. Christman, L. Hilty, M. Niggle, and S. Dixon, pic- tured with Dr. Shelly. DEBATE GERMAN CLUB Other students interested in the German language in- cluded, SEATED: W. Lehman, S. Strotheide, C. Dirks. STANDING: B. Sommer, B. Evens, D. Rigas. Officers of German club this year included B. Mosimann lPres.l and J. Manning CSec.-Treas.l SEATED. STANDING: D. Risser, G. Nachtigal, C. Sauder. Advisor was Mr. Toews. 4? E 'mb' , I V. I , ...H Az I' in .' V , x g 1 f-X E4 T53- bvy 2' ll, s M 1 5 Q an ,wg ,ff Qty-,Q 'T p f. ' f f V Wx .- 7 Members ot the student legislative body attempt to coordinate college activities and plan such activities as Homecoming, Clean-Up Day and Workday. Faculty representatives this year were Dr. Kreider and Dr. Slotter. PICTURED: W. Stemen, A. Kreider, S. Diller, T. Hart, F. Swartz, T. Berkey fPres.J, J. Byler fSec.-Treas.J, J. Heckel, J. Emmert, D. Liechty. STUDENT COUNCIL COUNCIL OF CLUBS Officers and representatives from maior campus organizations and activities make up the membership of this organization, whose purpose is to achieve a better co-ordination of cam- pus clubs. The council serves as a clearing house for problems, plans, and ideas. SEATED: T. Berkey CPres.D, T. Clemens CV. Pres.J, J. Byler CSec.-Treas.I, S. Diller, M. Diller, J. Heckel, P. Bixler, A. Kreider, B. Mosiman, H. Hicks, L. Hilty. STANDING: W. Stemen, G. Lora V. Hardesty, J. Emmert, J. Gundy, J. Benner, S. Yoder, R. Williams, C. Steiner. 2: 1 . Members of the Women's House Council meet to discuss dormitory problems, meetings, and activities, and to decide upon the policies and regulations. SEATED: Mrs. Plank, house mother, Miss Ramseyer, dean of women, N. Moffett, D. Liechty, S. Moore, C. Chiles, B. Mosiman, A. Musselman, J. Salisbury, S. Kratz, F. Woolner, J. Heckel. STANDING: N. Amstutz, J. Rawls, S. Radebaugh, B. McDowell. Officers this year were D. Liechty, pres., J. Heckel, V. pres., N. Mees, sec., N. Moffett, treas. HOUSE COUNCILS Providing newspapers and magazines and planning open house, parties, and serenacles are some of the activities of the Men's House Council. This governing body of the dormi- tory deals with dormitory problems and tries to provide a wholesome atmosphere. PIC- TURED: P, Black, L. Naylor, V. Hardesty Cv. pres.J, J. Gundy ipres.D, G. Gerber, Mrs. Burry fhouse motherj, J. Steiner Csec.-treasj, B. Lape. I I COUNSEIORS Ei fs PICTURED: T. Berkey, V. Hardesty, S. Yoder, D. Kauffman, Mr. Slotter Iadvisori, R. McCrory, E. Springer, G. Lora. v-.+.......,. N... 1-7 F. lf' c fs 'W -C E f so STUDENTS ON STANDING COMMITTEES Student members of the standing faculty committees are selected by the Student coun- cil. These committees are: administration, ad- missions and scholarship, citizenship, curricu- lum, Library, music-lecture, personnel, physical education and health, and religious activities. Student members included: top picture, SEATED: E. Ramseyer, H. Hicks, S. Diller, M. Niggle. STANDING: H. Gerber, J. Heckel. Lower picture, SEATED: L. Hilty, D. Liechty, A. Kreider, T. Clemens. STANDING: R. Suter, G. Lora, N. Amstutz, J. Gundy. FOREIGN STUDENTS CLUB Through the help of their advisers, Dr. Edna Ramseyer and Prof. Russell Lantz, the For eign Students tried to gain understanding of other cultures. In the FRONT ROW of the picture below: G. Masinglia, J. Kim, M. Badu, P. Law. BACK ROW: U, Nishimura M Schneidereit, C. Hsu, M. Shiraishi, F. Woolner, Miss Edna Ramseyer and Russell Lantz Ad visers. .Mlll IIIHHI ff -1a..,,,lq-SLU Attempting to coordinate all the recreational activities of students is the purpose of the Rec Committee. Members this year were: Sharon Moore, Jo Rawls, Ted Cle- mens, Sandy Yoder, Ralph Reichenboch, and Miss Shellenberger. RECREATION COMMITTEE 1 BIG BROTHER- BIO SISTER Taking the responsibilities of organizing the Big Brothers and Big Sisters this year were: Carl Smucker, Advisor, Nancy Amstutz, Pres., Beth Clemens, Sec.-Trees., Sam Dixon, V. Pres. F -L,-L., , ...., - .... .,,...,. -..,-. ..v. .............,, is 31 g l15'lF'?f' . . ', 9 'Am - 5 H l' i ' 1 1 '-'3 '. , I I L.. Seated Dr Steer Dr Ramseyer S Clemens Treas L. Hilty, Pres.p C. Hostetler, Sec.p Standing: J Rivers M Diller M Krehbiel E Schultz S Kratz B. McDowell, H. Gerber. SCA CABINET You in a World of Conflict was the theme chosen by the SCA cabinet this year. Different topics of world conflict were discussed and related to the student. Activities included: the retreat at Camp Friedenswald, the formal mixer, workcamps, and faculty firesides. Loretta discusses a topic at a cabinet meeting, ff!-Ula, Directing activities of the recreation club this year were Ron Yoder, Pres., Sandy Stroheide, Sec-Treas., Jim Benner, V. Pres. Miss Shellen- berger was the advisor. RECREATION CLUB Plans for many of the social and recrea- tional activities on campus were made by the Rec. Club. Pictured at right - SEATED: J. Bolinger, J. Price, N. Rocke, J. Rivers, N. Pat- terson, E. Yordy, G. Stahlman, L, Troyer. STANDING: P, Eiselstein, S. Jones, J. Cephas, S. Moore, J. Creel, M. Born, H. Geiger, B. Tyler. Activities such as Migration Days, Sadie Hawkins Day, and Leap Week are sponsored by the club. In the photograph at right - SEATED: B. Shenk, D. Moyer, B. VanOrsdall, S. Von Gunten, C. Rhoades, D. Lehman, A. Yost, M. Lewis. Standing: R. Brooks, B. Suter, B. Sommer, C. McCarty, T. Clemens, J. Lari- mer. An attempt to strengthen the personal Christian life of each of its members through de- votional meetings and discussions is one of the purposes of the Gospel Team. The organi- zation also encourages members to exert a Christian influence and provides an outlet for Christian service. Officers this year were S. Kratz, Pres., R. McCrory, Vice Pres., S. Gros- venor, Sec., G. Baughman, Treas., S. Radebaugh, Deputation Chr. Members in the picture: SITTING: S. Kratz, S. Grosvenor, E. Morrow, A. Witter, J. Manning. STANDING: G. Baugh- man, N. Mees, R. McCrory, J. Mull, N. Crosser, S. Radebaugh, Dr. Shelly, advisor, E. Spring- er, S. Dixon. Absent from picture is advisor, Mrs. L. L. Ramseyer. GOSPEL TEAM ning the Christmas Banquet, devotional activities on campus, and sponsoring the mixed quartet. In photograph: ROW 1 - C. Cope, L. Lowenberg, R. Gingery, J. Rawls. ROW 2 - R. Linberger, S. Law- son, W. Lehman, J. Jochen, S. Stahlman, S. Sommer. ROW 3 - S. Raber, D. Bower, F. Woolner, T. Kircho- fer, M. Driver. ROW 4 - V. Basinger, J, Salisbury, D. Moyer. During Christmas vacation, the Gospel Team Quartet toured eastern Ohio and Penn- sylvania. Members were John Kao, Judy Mull, Nancy Mees, and Bob McCrory. Doris Moyer was accompanist and Sam Dixon was the speaker. Activites included deputations once o month, plan- ' oc- Capital punishment, pocifism, and race relations were among the topics discussed at meetings of the Peace Club this year. Leadership was in the hands of Mary Jo Diller, Pres., Jo Reichenbachg Carole Dirks, Program Chairman, Anna Kreider, V. Pres., Jo Shetler, Treas., Laura Diller, Sec., pictured above. Zi ' ' ii., 1 . Ts. , 2 -t 1. . , . i 5- . , 'v ' .:,s A . Which Way the Wind? , the traveling peace play, E 3 si, ig ' P - 'P New A '13 .R E was the main project of the Peace Club. The club also I, ' ' - i i X. . 1- sponsored the film Alternatives , and the appearance ' , ,,. V ,P A ' Sig- ' N of pacifist, Albert Bigelow, on campus. In the photo 'X ' . J ? at right, M. Wyse, M. Musser, L. Mohr, C. Stevanus, V. ,SN ,N ' . Q Johnson, J. McAlpin, A. Musselman, E. Engelman, L. il ! 'WEi,. ',., I '- V' J A 5 3 Ritchie, K. Bauman. L: , . ly A V J 3, ..-sz, T Afternoon discussions with Mr. Bigelow and Dr. Henry Hitt Crane were sponsored by the club. Members attended several different con- ferences throughout the year. Pictured at left, SEATED AROUND TABLE, J. Oyer, R. Williams, L. Naylor, P. Kingsley, C. Geissinger, R. Kauffman, V. Hardesty, B. Clemens, L. Martin, U. Nishimura, A. Miller. STANDING, T. Lehman, P. Bixler, L. Fear, G. Nachtigal, R. Bixler, N. Schmidt, D. Maclach- lan. I. R. C. this year tried to increase learning and understanding of specific problems and present these to the rest of the student body. Heading the organization were: D. Risser, V. Pres., M. Niggle, Pres., M. Badertscher, Treas.p S. Diller, Sec. Advising the group was Mr. de Jonge. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Members participated in activities such as discussions, library displays on world prob- lems, chapel presentations, and help with the African Conference. Members pictured at the right, SEATED: S. Cole, K. Born. STANDING: J. Badertscher, M. Kyser, S. Star- ling, J. Roth, G. Augsburger, V. Niggle, N. Moffett, D. Diller, J. Lantz. ...E ' 31' 51. tetler, V. Moser, C. Chiles, E, Schultz, E. Hos- F' 1, f' , ' Members pictured at left, SEATED: G. Hos- it S .wi .5 -V: ' vu .f :V- tetler. STANDING: J. Kornhaus, B. Miller, J Walker, M. Kelley, A. Schutz, M. Rhoades. AFRICAN STUDENTS' CONFERENCE An attempt to aid international understanding was made November 24-27, when over 40 students, rep- resenting l2 African nations, and studying in 'I5 U.S. colleges and universities met on the Bluffton campus. Visiting speakers included Dr. Frank Wilson, former dean of religion at Howard University, Dr, Gordon Schull, professor of political science at the college of Wooster, the First Secretaries of the Ghana and Ni- gerian embassies, and a representative of the League of Women Voters on UNESCO. z.' ,4- av Students and speakers discussed such concerns as colonialism and nationalism in Africa, unity of African States, Africa's problems in political, economic, and educational development, and Africa's role in the world power struggle. The entire Bluffton community benefitted from the conference as it played host to the students by feed- ing and entertaining them in its homes. The pictures show Dr. Kreider and Dr. Raid discuss- ing some of the problems with members of two panels. 5 -i l H x : V' 1' I -l if '- Lg-2 Ik m 4 X Students attend a daily Chapel service xy , A lv F .,+2',,f ' - lb' 'A JF V' 5 . 'Jai -7 :Vw g 1-V .5 v, i f21 f I -f,'?,, I ' 'mf ' 3 ? ' ' Q-fi.-ff: if ' ,V ,N if ., ,Wir z , , 3' 5 1.-ff? 'J iii i cl , Mr. Shenk leads a discussion at Student Fellowship, held Sunday evenings. A Communion service was held during the final meeting of Christian Life Week. 38 WBCR I'he Voice of Bluffton College Education and entertainment for the college and surrounding community were emphasized by the radio station this year. A great deal of interest was shown by students. The staff numbered approximately 42. Serving as advisor was Mrs. Purves. Helping to make WBCR a success this year was a portion of the 1960 Work-Day money. Part of the new equipment was purchased with this share. A much improved all-over program also contributed to making WBCR truly The Voice of BC. Engineers this year included, STANDING: R. Suter, L. Troyer, R. Stauffer, F. Rower, R. Kratzer, G. Gerber. AT CONSOLE: F. Swartz. i. ... f 5 nl 355'-i At the console is Sharon Moore, who served as chief engineer. Other officers, STANDING: Marii Hazen, special events, Carolyn Sauder, publicity, Sally VonGunten, Sec.-Treas., Roy Williams, station mana- ger. Offering a good variety of programs were, SEATED: C. Dirks, G. Hochstettler, S. Harkness, B. Lehman, J. Martin. STANDING J. Pelton, J. Rivers, W. Doll, L. Marsh, B. Shenk. iq.-fllff ps.. I , N... 39 Members of the Wit staff work at fulfilling the purpose of the paper-that of covering campus activity and opinion. The publication, supported financially by the activity fee and advertising, is read by BC faculty, students, alumni, and prospective students. Pictured: N. Lehman, D. Kauffman, M, Wyse, L. Naylor. 40 WITMARSUM The editorial staff and business manager take over the responsibility of preparing another issue of the Wit, a bi-monthly publica- tion. The editor and business manager are chosen by the Student Council. Pictured: C. Dirks, G. Baughman, J. Creel, P. Bixler, J. Gundy. --uni mm SEATED: M. Oglesbee, S. Diller. STANDING: E. SEATED: M. Badertscher, B. McDowell. STANDING: S. Diller, L. Schultz, G. Gerber, E. Hostetler. Fear, M. Driver, 5- Stohlmun, B- Berkey- Editor , Phyllis Bixler Business Assistants Sandra Diller, Martha Oglesbee Assistant Editor Carole Dirks Sports Writers Neil Lehman, Lewis Naylor Business Manager Glenn Baughman Feature Writers Ron Conrad, Marii Hazen, Feature Editor . , Jackie Creel Marti Wyse Sports Editor . . John Gundy Reporters Ellen Hostetler, Jayce Manning, Layout Assistant Copy Editors Proofreaders . Photography Circulation Editor Larry Smucker Suzanne Diller, Linda Fear, Beth Berkey Martha Badertscher, Barbara McDowell Typists Richard Kauffman, Elton Yordy Gordon Gerber Adviser . K S, 5 - Q, 2 Julia McAlpin, Judy Salisbury, Masako Shiraishi, Eileen Schultz, Andrea Yost, Judy Frankhauser, Ruth Frankhauser, Rosemary Gingery, Bev Tyler. Marilyn Driver, Edna Morrow, Lucile Newmyer, Ruth Ellen Salzman Dr. William Keeney SEATED: J. McAlpin, A. Yost. STANDING: M. Shiraishi, J. Manning, R. Gingery, J. Salisbury. 41 A... .J-. W ' 4: 4 I '-NA.. E:'llgLr-sv mix' K I, .vf 'I-L Q -,j,,-::, .. ,i 'Q Swamped by pictures, problems, and more pictures are: Mr. Luginbuhl, Advisor, Mike Nussbaum, Business Manager, Barb Lehman, Editor, Judy Heckel, Assistant Editor. The many hours spent planning the pages, the late nights putting them together, and Saturday noon trips to the post office are just considered part of the job. This year's staff had the able assistance of publishers, Edwards Brothers, Inc. The photography staff was kept busy tot- ing cameras, snapping pictures, and spending X ff: I fn 2 ' n m :r .U :.-. :r 3 0 rn -. o Q. CE 'E .g SP. o 312. ' 3 ' ca Q.. Q O D :r Q. 3 'U 2. Z 3 ... 3 2 : 2 KO .. :r g cu 'U 0' :- .: 9. 3 3 IIA. .fan-fl nj' -Sem la All 53:1 Burry look through some of the products of 'maya .1 ,.. -,..q , ' their labors with Photography Editor, Larry 15112 ,H Christman. The Ista is a junior class project 'E' and this year's editor and business manager L were chosen by the class at the close of the sophomore year. era 4,.,.....i..-' 6 ,. Taking the responsibility of some of the special sections were: Jackie Creel, Seniorsg Sally VonGunten, Martie Oglesbee, Sandy Jones, Un- derclassmeng Gordon Gerber, Sports Editor. Here Gordy gets some coach- ing from the girls. A .X ,'. xxx Q rv -'F ' ,,. A-3' P - S 5 Playing important roles in the pro- duction of the yearbook were: Carolyn Sauder, Artistg Sharon Moore, Campus Life Editorg Jeanette Cephas, Proofreaderp Jan Byler, Ty- pist. Not pictured: Mary Mather, Artist. 43 ig I . . r 1 ' mmm K' . A-PP ,wr - e 19 as ROW l: M. Shiraishi, B. Clemens, J. Mull, D. Liechty, N Amstutz, S. Diller, M. Musser, E. Schultz, R. Frankhauser, C. Dirks, K. Griffin, L. Hilty, J. Byler, C. Sauder, D. Moyer. ROW 2: L. Mohr, A. Balmer, J. Shetler, J. Berry, B. McDow- ell, D. Tabor, S. Cook, J. Lantz, N. Heiks, B. Miller, L. Lowenberg, M. Diller, S. Kratz, D. Thiessen. ROW 3: J. Miller, T. Berkey, J. Burry, J. Emmert, C. Geis singer, L. Naylor, M. Krehbiel, T. Clemens, S. Yoder, J Kao, J. Gundy, M. Marshall, D. Risser. ROW 4: D. Knight T. Lehman, W. Stemen, D. Lehman, B. McCrory, R. Greg- ory, C. Warren, G. Lora, J. Hahn, F. Swartz, J. Rivers, M Nussbaum, S. Clemens, N. Lehman. A CAPPELLA CHOIR W.. ,... .Q-...........-M.... ..... ...asf-a.-X. local churches. This year the A Cappella Choir was privileged in using the facilities of the new Mosiman Hall for its rehearsals. Each rehearsal hour seemed im- portant because of the large number ot singing engagements. Included in its activities this year were singing for Homecoming, Bible Lecture Week, Vespers, the Christmas Program, participation in the Mes- siah, rendition of the Seven Last Words, the weekend tour to Wayne County, the Eastern Pennsylvania tour, and numerous concerts in the This again was a year of many enjoyable and varied experiences in singing. Those helping to organize its activities, along with Mr. Earl .X . 44 Lehman, were Gary Lora, Pres., Ann Stautfer, V. Pres., Eileen Schultz, Sec., Dwight Lehman, Treas.7 James Hahn, Business Manager. -mi l . -1- -. .. . ..1. s,:.'.a-me vo- 'af .JL ' asm., 1-w---Mun.. V .,.. uf . -f'w:vm-.- -- -f,.-........,. ,.,,,,, ..-..n--W-.....-,fees M-fffq..-.., .,..,,,,, -w-4.4...., .-...,... .,,, ,,6,w'hN .W A M- .-,. ,N 1-......--, ....,.,,, vm ' f--na., .-..,--....... lx 1 ' 'iv 7 .-.vw ROW 'lz J. Manning, S. Grosvenor, D. Gellert, J. Oyer, V. Johnson, N. Ream, C. Stevanus, N. Crosser, F. Woolner, L. King. ROW 2: S. Raber, A. Yost, L. Martin, N. Patterson, P. Kingsley, D. Huber, B. Earley, V. Niggle, J. Bolinger, L. Newmyer. Q pl 2 fl 5 it .: 1 15 E :z Q Y ROW 3: C. Chiles, D. Diller, C. Patterson, E, Hostetler, J Powell, D. Haning, T. Kirchhofer, K. Born, B. Mosimann, M Born. ROW 4: S. Williams, J. Jochen, H. Stockman, R Conrad, L. Joseph, S. VonGunten, J. Martin, S. Radebaugh N. Mees. CHORALIERS The Choraliers were directed by Miss Mar- tens this year. They gave a program in chapel and took part in the Spring Concert. Officers were: Tom Kirchhofer, Pres., Ellen Hostetler, V. Pres., Nancy Mees, Sec. Playing for the Messiah and Spring Musical, plus other concerts are the activities of the Orchestra. Front Row: J. Miller Kpresj, B. Clemens, M. Kyser, C. Patterson, J. Lanti lSec.- Treas.i. Back Row: J. Shetler, N. Patterson, S. Clemens, L. Naylor, P. Krouskop, C. Sauder, M. Marshall, A. Stautter, N. Amstutz, R. Vaske. ORCHESTRA 6. iq -4, fl - tv'-. -.rn 46 BAND An opportunity for those interested in instrumental music is provided by the band, which gives several concerts throughout the year. This winter members participated in a Tri-Col- lege Band Festival. Pictured: S. Raber, H. Geiger, B. Clemens, N. Patterson, D. Moyer, R. Vaske, J. Hahn, J. Purves, D. Knight, R. Linberger, C. Patterson, J. Martin, G. Lora, R. Conrad, J. Shetler, L. Joseph, L. King CSec.-Treas.i, S. Diller, R. Graber, B. Sargent, R. Gregory, G. Augsburger, P. Krouskop, F. Rower, B. Earley, J. Miller Cv. pres.J, M. Marshall. .. 1 Q ' 33541: i i , I, 1 . J WTS'-. ,. .r' 'Y 1 Q., . - , A f N .5 2 I-'rigid P: . . Q I , -, , .. , . if ... pf i A IL-s gl 4 Q P ff Z ,., -'fn ,....-1 , ..,.. er A . . 1 fs5 1 ' zifvnf' .-Ffffa fr fshf. fi ,,',,, THE MESSIAH The sixty-fourth rendition of The Messiah was per- formed by the Bluffton College Choral Society on Sun- day evening, December 11, 1960. The Sacred Text and the music of Handel were again instrumental in edify- ing and inspiring the performers as well as the au- dience. The membership is composed of both college stu- dents and interested folk of the surrounding community. A total of 212 performers in the chorus and orchestra was responsible for this year's presentation. This year marks the culmination of 31 years of con- ducting by Professor Russell Lantz. His service and faithful devotion to this task over this long period of time have been appreciated by the college and com- munity. Miss Helen Martens was, for her second year, the accompanist at the piano. Gary Lora served as Pres., and John Miller as Busi- ness Manager for this year's Choral Society. This year's guest soloists were: Mrs. C. L. Hite, Find- lay, Ohio, Loisann Oakes, Columbus, Ohio, Norman Staiger, Columbus, Ohio, Bernard lzzo, Chicago, Illi- nous. Prof. Lantz conducts. WHICH The cast this year included Larry Smucker as Mr. Z, Mary Steiner as Miss W, Ted Berkey as Mr. Y, Janis Lantz as Miss X, and Von Hardesty as narrator. but WIND! A repeat performance was done by the Peace Club this year as they again sponsored the production of the Docu-Drama Which Way the Wind? The play deals with one of the most pressing problems facing the world today: What to do about lasting peace. The Philadelphia Inquirer described the play, following its first performance - ln a series of short interludes, flashbacks . . ., arguments with a heckler and quota- tions from varied sources such as newspapers, Civil War letters, articles by scientists, and Presidential state- ments, the author, Philip Lewis manages to put his point across like a slap in the face. And yet all this is not completely grim. There is humor, always intentional, and gentle endearing touches that soften the impact. This year's cast was all new with the exception of the narrator, Van Hardesty. Directed by Christine Purves and student director Mary .lo Diller, the cast had the opportunity to meet the narrator of the first performance, Albert Bigelow. The play traveled to various places throughout Ohio, lncliana, and Penn- Il sylvania. on the national level - well, there - if things got too bad, too disagreeable - no other choice: War! is PM I was iust going to dash in there to get some Bisquick but they had a special on corned beef - Mr. and Mrs. David Preston of Larchmont, N. Y., are faced with problems of the effects of the atom bomb as they begin their life together. Ma, l'm going to enlist . . ' THE GIRLS IN 509 The maior dramatic production of the sec- ond semester was The Girls in 509, pre- sented on the Founders Hall stage March 17, 18, and 20 The play, written by Howard Teich- man, satirizes people engaged not only in politics, but in law, finance, theatre, and so- cial service as well. The presentation was di- rected by Mrs. John Purves, with Neil Lehman as student director. CAST Mimsy . , ., Aunt Hettie Old Jim , Ryan, of the Daily News Pusey, of Southern Baptist U. Miss Freud , , Winthrop Allen Summers, of the Herald Tribune Johnson, of the Journal-American Rosenthal, of the New York Post Schwartz, of the Daily Mirror Francis X. Nella Aubrey McKittredge Margaret Musser Judy Bower Jim Powell Ronald Yoder Jim Roth Ellen Pool David Detwiler George Nicholl Edwin Augsburger Jan Emmert Cordell Geissinger A Mutual Friend Dan Maclachlan Zfflfb- . 70. ' , gllffs it x X Y A X The dedication of Mosiman Hall was one of the highlights of the Homecoming weekend, the event taking place on Sunday, October 23. Dr. G. A. Lehman gave the address of dedication, A Heritage of Song. Pictured are participants in the ceremony. gt , SPECIAL EVENTS William M. Correll, spoke on the be- liefs of Christian Scientists at Student Fellowship on Sunday, March 5. ii i Q E-. . I Rev. Willard Wiebe of Mt. Lake, Minn,, talks with Martha Niggle during Missionary Emphasis, Jan. 11-13. AND VISITORS 4 7125 Dr. Harold Martin of Bloomington, Ill., was the speaker for Bible Lecture Week, Nov. 13-18. Rev. Gordon Neuenschwander of Berne, Ind., brought the messages during Christian Life Week, March 7-10. ..-1 1 -5 wr,- 53 VZ' 1 ftag .2 .ggi sl S lf i ,,...A,,.,., ..,...,... ..f.-W.-fn f-...M 9 , if -,4 Phyllis Diller,Comedienne and for- paid a brief visit to the campus on November 15. '. '-I if jf, ff Q' '35 ' Qs 3 . :SQ ' Dr. Gordon Alderfer, who is affiliated with CARE, spoke at u Vesper Service on Sunday, January 'l5. The Romance of Words was the topic of Dr. Rowland Myers, who was on campus February 28. He was a speaker on the Music-Lecture Series. mer Bluffton resident and student, -uf Tiff lm, ...v N-v Qf'tp ' God, Scholars, and the World Crisis was the topic discussed at the Academic Convocation held on the campus Feb. 25, Members of the above panel: Dr. James Reed, Wilmington College, Dr. Herrick Young, Western College for Women, Dr. James Dixon, Antioch College, and Dr. Perry Le Fevre, University of Chicago, and Dr. Kreider, chairman. ACADEMIC CONVOCATION Dr. Kreider leads the panel in a discussion of Developing Educational Programs with an International Outlook. Eighteen colleges and universities were represented at the Convoca- tion. Dr. Perry Le Fevre ponders a point. Dr. Le Fevre cle- livered the keynote address at the Convocation. 55 - 'WW-ff' 'WJ fx .. Q f5'. ' ' 1 ' ' 15i 'x,r'K42-. :N 1 - ' ' if xi I Qi' ,441 uf.. f, ,yvx Q X ' V' .. 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Benner, E. Kamp, A. Dzur, L. Marsh, D. Schiffke, M. er, Ewer, L. Stover, J. Rinehart, R. Yoder, J. Eaton, Coach Mast. BEAVERS D0 ll AGAIN! Under the leadership of Ken Mast the Beavers again cap- Last September our critics expected the Beavers to crumble. tured the championship of the MOL. Although having to share This is the year Bluffton will fall, they said. When the sea- the crown with Ashland and O.N.U., the squad deserves a lot son was over the B.C. critics found that they had made a of respect and praise for a tough but successful season. slight miscalculation. Although losing a squealcer to O.N.U. on Homecoming Day, the Beavers proved themselves to be real champs and came out on top once again. 'IW :EL . ll . ' -1 , it . pil .. 'til T if-5 1,1 , . 'i 6 t t BEAVERS ' lt ss ROUT DEFIANCE 34 I3 BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON BLUFFTON wwf' t ARS' 1-H '. Q. 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Beaver defense holds on. 1 Lape carries for yardage Taylor dances through Bluffton defense holds swarm of Eagle defenders. BLUFFTON STUNS ASHLAND ll-13 After polishing off Defiance, the Beavers migrated to Ashland where they ran up against a real tough ball club. The game was a tightly fought battle right down to the wire with Bill Lape's 2-point conversion being the deciding factor. Ashland scored first in the second quarter, making the score 7-0. B. C. came right back with Lape racing around end for a TD, The attempt at the conversion failed. The score was still 7-6 in the third quarter when Lape again raced around end, good for 68 yards for his sec- ond TD of the evening. The speedy halfback then rounded out the scoring by plunging into the end-zone for the 2-point conver- sion. Final score: Bluffton 14, Ashland 13. VICTORY ! 60 Caught -S+ X X 2 . 4 - . jj: ,., .MXH ,, ms.. . Wei: 1 S Magma V! W N 35' 11 new wx me V' 1 X 'to i X K has-. ' ,g , . H 1' 'nl' Captain C. K. analyzes the game as he guards the water buckets. BEAVERS ROLL PAST FINDLAY 15-13, AND WILMINGTON 36-12 In a hotly contested battle, the Beavers came from behind to edge out the Findlay College Oilers '15-8. B. C. scored in the first and fourth quarters with Bill Lape and Buddy Taylor getting the TD's. B. C. racked up a total of 36 points against a ragged Wilmington squad to gain victory in the Beavers' last M. O. L. game of the season. The game was sparked by the fabulous running of B. Lupe and B. Taylor. Taylor picked up a total of 192 yards, while Lape bulled his way for 127 yards, respec- tively. Gridiron mix-up. Concern. Pam -rx E P K9 lt 4 995- tg. B . gl v I A hi 'Q H A j ,'Q L A .f'4,,,i a.:'x3 ti 3:15, -.,1i8'i.4 N' -1-575 infix J C ' E X 'Ji ffl -, -is ibvgtdf, .1 I rt.-'1 .Wy-,, a 1.3 jh',5...1,Af, + -,Q .- ,. mpg.: -5 A mi- B J H. .sr iv ish'-'Y'. 'l'. -.Aki-gi'sEl11hifg5ii'g: we 1, :.. So ..... what's up? Beavers roll in mass numbers. Too late boys! BEAVERS LOSE FIRST LEAGUE GAME IN M YEARS BY 15-13 COUNT. Before a iam packed homecoming crowd, the Beavers went clown to defeat at the hands of O.N.U. The Polar Bears led off with two quick T.D.'s early in the first quarter. B.C. fought back but to no avail. Time after time the Mastmen would drive deep into O.N.U. territory only to lose the ball on fumbles. After trailing the Bears 15-0 in the second quarter, the Beavers picked up their first score when lumbering fullback John Weber barreled through the Northern defense to hit T.D. country. The Beavers' second and last T.D. came on a Urich to Clemens pass play after B.C. had re- covered a fumble on their own 44. This time the conversion was good but Northern wound up taking the ball game 'l5-13. The powerful Webes charges through. 5 , - 1 N ivff- yo W l I ...l guess a good winning habit is very hard to break - the guys iust don't know the meaning of odds. THE M.O.L. CELEBRATION In honor of the Beavers, T960 tri-champs of the M.O.L., the student council sponsored the M.O.L. cele- bration held in November, 1960. The purpose of this celebration was that tribute and honor be bestowed upon the T960 Bluffton College Beavers, MOL Con- ference Tri-Champs, and their winning coach, Ken Mast. Speaking for the student council was its president, Ted Berkey, whose choice words expressed praise and gratitude for a job well done. Members of the football team, you as representa- tives of Bluffton College have displayed a keen win- ning spirit, an enviable record, and the admiration of many. We are proud of you. We honor you in adding a fifth consecutive cham- pionship to Bluffton College football history. You are champions, champions that have repeated. May your qualities continue to benefit your sport, your team, and your college as admirably in the future. OUR RETIRING sENloRs Next years foundation Mr Benner Mr. Montgomery Mr. Steiner Mr Yoder Mr Burcky i ! H...-...l.l2 1 L Queen Doris Liechty 'Nw- T, Junior Attendant Jan Byler 'lag ,vi Sophomore Attendant Suzanne Diller Varsity B president helps Queen Doris from car. HOMECOMING 1960 K N ,fr ,wg . 'V x E. ' A 2 Q ,f 'l 1959 Queen, Mrs. Don Nussbaum f , , E , 4 A, xg Ae in crowns 1960 Queen. fz' s , :rpm ' ' ,,L..--can 1 ' -vvl Al 7, b fee- r - -.., QQ he l.-f 1l,, 'wmlmil L A ., '--...... ' 1?3'Zm.fl?:.fZ-. 2 X , T' - - A,-.Q Q 1' Qc IQ.,--' ' v Sophomore men tug to victory. X ii Q X M414-' 1 f.: 5 - n 1 . W ' ' A x 7 ,-: . A . - a , c- . , 1 V ,-: ' Za 1 is :V ' 1 ., ii 1 is 'ae jg' ' 4 I .1 A sz- il is JSP .,-. 1 , .r,wffe13' . ,, . . . V K., .4 I-'jtgg.:g:f.wff.c ,.,,g5,',:r' , , ,, Q 4 Z W ...,,..m .... Z V .H .. 4 s gy V 1 . ,gg 'E 5 :f 9 if-.. A951 1' 1: Q ,:-f'--rff'-- 41? .A N ' .fa '. -- 'f 'Lg' .- -vv ,zo A '-4 'I 'r L. f Tia ,df , X ..:-.sm 3 WBCR wins the decorations trophy Sophomore girls are triumphant, too. Beaver fans appear undecided concerning location of action. i 4. QF -I 'S 'Q' Pav In rs X a 0 Y ,fn .Q ' 3 'In-, V ,-.A gf A' A W 5 ' X M 3 'X P .Z x ws x 1- I i , A U JV ? A BEAVER BASKETBALL Varsity Squad: J. Larimer, C. Liechty, D. Durbin, D. Bishop, W. Dickason, D. Sage, P. Sprunger, G. Gerber, P. Horrisberger, A. Stucky. B. C. ENDS YEAR WITH 4-17 MARK. The Bluffton College Beavers, once again plagued with the lack of experience, ineligibilities, and a few bad breaks, gave a performance far under their ex- pectations. Carl Liechty, the lone senior, along with Iettermen Paul Fike and Wayne Dickason, gave the usually fine performance, but could not quite control the fire set under them by teams such as Defiance, O.N.U., and Ashland. Once more we look into a bright future as we will have five lettermen on hand for the 1961-62 season, along with several other good upperclassmen. The league definitely is getting better, but we should show very convincingly if the prophecy is correct. RQ? 3 F Q 3 'l ' . -mf 'V '.W4xiL-u i FS A . J.. . .. ,gi T -4 fi vw-..,, ' Y' Horrisberger twists for layup. Fike foils Findlay foe. Our supporting seconds. Jr. Varsity Squad: D. Kear, J. Roth, S. VonGunten, L. Bruce, Coach Mast, B. Evans, J. Rinehart, D. McCoy. 4:- ,, , Y 5 1 lg i, 1 ' P. Johnson, .5 M., vc 1- I Jas., .' ws. 67 'W'-fm AZ f ,, 3 4. ' E , ,s 'K ia. 'Ff 'f-vw! X :we Z. 5.1 'gi- V. fr 'Va . V ,. Q A 5 , .Q 5 gf , Q 'f s ' vr 5 . ' 1 I 'Q 51.4 S.. ms I V VJ,,,,..--f' es ,..,f-53 ' M mf' 'df,5?'x. -.yu-ff' QQGQ .fpas ' I -,, . 'U uw- ' ,.-wli' W - ,.us n '- .,.. x b , Symme1ry in motion! Gerber vies for rebound. my Y yt, wv lil, 'F 'lf fl ff - 1, '1 4- Q 1, NL Sprunger jumps for familiar shot. The one that got away. X, Wi 3,5 Start of Beaver victory. Ah, sweet victory! Right, Brother? DOUBLE VICTORY OVER FINDLAY BRIGHTENS SEASON Despite the 3-8 league record, the Beavers dumped the Findlay Oilers into the MOL cellar as they trimmed them 92-88 in an overtime, and 86-77. Paul Fike had his best game of the campaign in the 86-77 triumph, as he poured 30 points through the hoop. Frosh Gene Gerber followed with 21, while Carl Liechty and Dave Sage added 15 and 12, respectively. Sage tips - Findlay frets. -i z .1 X 33 I Es . l d lilsz it af ' A r. is 1 -if N 2 ,. v g s .j xg, is ,g gy -Q 'ta in ' ' v A 'V' 1 ss 'E'-it f' .r sm, , J' 1960-61 RECORD Bluffton 85 Ashland 119 120 Giffin 56 70 Heidelberg 79 63 Wilmington 75 87 Huntington 99 71 Defiance 82 58 Ohio Northern 62 66 Ashland 84 72 Cedarville QOVTJ 70 92 Findlay COVTJ 88 62 Central State 79 73 Wooster 83 76 Wilmington KOVTJ 79 84 Manchester 104 79 Cedarville 90 70 Ohio Northern 91 73 Defiance 99 87 Heidelberg 109 86 Findlay 77 82 Goshen 95 101 Lawrence Tech 118 THE RECAP . We must agree, the year was an exciting one, de- spite the poor record. The near upset over O.N.U. when Liechty ond Sprunger combined for 39 points, the 30 point outburst by Fike in a second victory Find- lay, the initial game when we led Ashland at the half, but fell behind in the second half even though B. C. had four in double figures. Bluffton gave very commendable performances at Wooster where they led most of the way before bow- ing, which was also the case against the rival Menno- nites at Goshen. Senior Carl Liechty finished a fabulous season as he led all scorers with 418, good for a 19.9 average. His services will be greatly missed in the 1961-62 cam- poign. Liechty lets go with iumper. Scoring Records Liechty, Carl Dickason, Wayne Gerber, Gene Sprunger, Phil Fike, Paul Sage, Dave Horrisberger, Phil Wolfinger, Bill Stucky, Al Distol, Tom Reichenbach, Ralph Durbin, Duane Von Gunten, Steve Larimer, Jim pts. 41 8 256 247 244 206 1 09 59 33 26 24 8 6 6 2 9 ames 21 21 20 21 14 17 16 8 9 8 4 3 3 2 ave. 19.9 12.2 12.4 1 1 .6 14.6 6.4 3.7 4.1 2.9 3.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 -f QF ,..,,:r- , V fd, WY - V ,, ,- -V .- Jean Benedict, Beth Berkey, Elaine Ramseyer, Joyce Jackson, Claudia Stevanus, Sandy Jones. CHEERLEADERS WE ARE THE BEAVERS. THE MIGHTY, MIGHTY B E A V E R S ! Six enthusiastic girls, truly dedicated to their assignment, made up the cheerleading squad this year. The spirit and team support they aroused in the student body was remark- able and worthy of much praise. The girls, four iuniors and two freshmen, cheered the football and basketball teams at home and kept the boys' spirits up at many of the away games. 1 4-mf A ll An organization of men who have been awarded letters in one of the six intercollegiate sports, the Men's Varsity B supports in a variety of activities the program of the Athletic De- partment. Pictured, ROW 1: J. Gundy, C. Liechty, M. Ewer, G. Gerber, J. Rinehart, R. Winner, J. Rothlisberger, K. Schwarzentraub, J. Steiner, E. Smoker, R. Yoder. ROW 2: D. Bishop, W. Stemen, L. Marsh, D. Schiftke, L. Stover, G. Brown, R. Reichenbach KV. Pres.J, C. Steiner, J. Burry, T, Clemens, Mr. Burclcy fAclvisorl. MEN'S VARSITY B Pictured, ROW 'lz P. Sprunger, J. Mutschelknaus, C. Snyder, B. Sommer, A. Dzur, B. Wolf- inger, J. Blosser, G. Nicholl. ROW 2: T. Lehman, W. Mumbauer, J. Eaton, W. Dickason, L. Copeland, B. Montgomery fPres.J, J. Martin. 'TT 7 fr .Q 5. Men's Varsity B sponsors the intramural athletic program. 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BAUMAN, Ph.D. HERBERT WELLER BERKEY, A.M. Professor of Sociology Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus JAMES BIXEL, M.M. Professor of Piono ond Music Theory NAOMI BRENNEMAN, A.M. ANDREW C. BURCKY, A.M. Professor of English Professor of Physical Education JOHANNES DE JONGE, Mag. Jur. JACOB FRIESEN, B.D. Assistant Professor of Instructor in Bible French and Spanish DELBERT L. GRATZ, Ph. D. Librarian Associate Professor of History agiff rs s-: 5, OTTO H. HOLTKAMP, Mus.B. WILLIAM E. KEENEY, Ph.D. Professor of Organ Associate Professor of Bible and Music Theory, Emeritus 96 JOHN P. KLASSEN Associate Professor of Art, Emeritus RUSSELL A. LANTZ, A.M. Professor of School Music DARVIN R. LUGINBUHL, A.M. Assistant Professor of Art . ' A F it ' l ircr- J Q. 'K ' 44' if nil . my s Mgmt,- j ,. N 1 N xt x 5, w. w X L 5 X Q ' N4 sw f ' rs' P' .r,-. 1 -.'f,- 7, E' K N-...,w ,LY s Vg 'X SW' 3, ass' 24' QS' 53,563 W if ff wily? ' SPM X A if ,ku x F mi-we-Pits 541 V :gi ,s-J . 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Assistant Professor of Music Education mditwlxf' 'N Wig 1 KENNETH EUGENE MAST, A.B. Instructor of Physical Education 97 M'DELLA MOON, A.M. CHRISTINE H. PURVES, B.Mus.Ed. Professor of Biology Instructor in Speech HOWARD D. RAID, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business 'er- MARIELLEN SHELLENBERGER, M.S. PAUL R. SHELLY, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Professor of Bible and Physical Education Christian Education JEROME SHENK, M.S. Instructor in Mathematics, Science, and Communication LUTHER SHETLER, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics , 'SAE X7 , I I X' V tag . .- ' 'Q k N 41' S 1 1 sf , M 1+ E .,'I', if X'I 'f' .wx TW' f 1. ' if DONALD R. STEER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education E. JAMES SZABO, B.S.M. Instructor in Violin BENNO TOEWS, B.D. Assistant Professor of German DOMINIC TROVARELLI JEAN MARTIN YODER, A.B. 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Elementary Education Social Work History Business Administration 'I'I2 JACKIE CREEL SAM DIXON Painesville, Ohio Wilmington, North Carolina Elementary Education Christian Ed., Bible , . .AL . x,,.g-rv ,Ha-sl Q32 ' iv xx , av A-.. ,,.,-4 .1 f' Sf' ff iffyhxk 'E tx IQ' E A if Lax' N- 'Q' , -1-' -:. xx . . HELEN GEIGER GORDON GERBER KARL GIERMAN JIM HAHN Bluffton, Ohio Sugarcreek, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Antwerp, Ohio Elementary Education Business Education Elementary Education Music Education JOE HANING JUDY HECKEL NORM HENRY LOWELL HOSTETLER Delavan, Illinois Painesville, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Sugarcreek, Ohio History History Social Studies Business Administration 113 45' 0+ JOYCE JACKSON Wilberforce, Ohio Social Work W 'Sgr . e , -'. 7ff5Z7f,?l'wiAif N' W' Guess who can't find her Sweetheart Sis. SANDY JONES Kansas, Ohio Business Administration KEN KAUFMAN MARTHA KEENEY JONG SOO KIM TOM KIRCHHOFER Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Seoul, Korea Berne, Indiana Business Administration Art Biology Art 'II4 'Z' SARAH KRATZ North Wales, Penna. JIM KORNHAUS Orrville, Ohio Chemistry Elementary Education ik? MIKE LAUNDER BARB LEHMAN Forest, Ohio Kidron, Ohio Home Economics Art if PAUL KROUSKOP BILL LAPE Bluffton, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Music Education Biology F? --3 DWIGHT LEHMAN RAY LINBERGER Berne, Indiana Psychology Business Administration Lansdale, Penna. D Il ' Wt ' ' 5 'P 1f 'ls JOHN LOCKER GARY LORA Lima, OIWI0 Columbus Grove, Ohio History Music Education 1 J . I ',,,..J Home Ec. I: Basic Dishwashing 'I'I5 rg ful -mx LORRAINE LOWENBERG Donnelson, Iowa Biology A MARY MATHER Painesville, Ohio Art MERLIN MARSHALL Rawson, Ohio Music Education 'S ,N mr- avs 4 . 1 Ht, . 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RALPH REICHENBACH Bluffton, Ohio Business Administration RUTH ELLEN SALZMAN Flanagan, lllinois Home Economics II7 ga: nike .,, p , 5 v5 us 93. AI I I I X I . f I MARY SHILLING Bucyrus, Ohio CAROLYN SAUDER Grabill, Indiana Art Elementary Education 1-9' mga' avail' x ws! Our astronuts : out of this world ED SPRINGER JOE STEINER Hopedale, Illinois Sterling, Ohio Social Studies Social Work Mg .v.. V' '-1 ii : Not Pictured: I 'W ' I P , PAUL FIKE ' . DAVE SAGE MARLENE SCHNEIDEREIT :FQ mx RALPH WEAVER DIANE TABOR SALLY VON GUNTEN DAVID WAMPLER Van Wert, Ohio Berne, Indiana Lima, Ohio Music Education Social Work Business Administration 118 3 3 E s 1 1 4.f..,4, . Q ,, , , x ,X . um4.w,,,,,,,,, 5 5' - 5 5 x 2 I vi Q SENIORS A IiIIIe bit Io meet the , W , V 1 f : 5 4 3 ' ' 3 1 . S . prepared 'U 155.5 .nf00NiWffH 1, - P3 NANCY AMSTUTZ CLAIRE ANGELL MIKE BADU Mountain Lake, Minnesota Lima, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Elementary Education Elementary Education Biology ARLENE BALMER OLIVER BEACH JIM BENNER Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Bible Business Aclminstration Wi NK TED BERKEY X X V Smithville, Ohio Science Comprehensive Class officers John KV. Pres.l, Von CPres.l, Scott CTreas.l, and Sandy lSec.l enioy a ioke at the Juniors' expense. 120 ' JACKIE BERRY WHO'S WHO. Standing: John Gundy, Von Hardesty, Tom Lehman, Ted Berkey. Bluffton, Ohio Seated: Anna Kreider, Doris Liechty, Beth Clemens, Phyllis Bixler. Elementary Education PHYU-ls Blxl-ER RUTH ANN BIXLER Kidron, Ohio Dalton, Ohio EngliSh Elementary Education KNAW SCOTT BROWN BETH CLEMENS Delphi, Pennsylvania Sellersville, Pennsylvania Mathematics Music Education 5 ' x A , f 4-x -.uhm-feulW ' 'i ff ' N 'xx 1 ' fi: . ' vi QFD? GARY BROWN Ada, Ohio Science Comprehensive HETH CORL Findlay, Ohio Bible 41.7, . , s-.1 WILMA CRUU- IVAN DANGLER DOTTIE DILLER l-lmfl, Ohio Rawson, Ohio Rawson, Ohio Elementary Education Biology Elementary Education , W-...-,, MARY JO DILLER LORETTA DIXON BOB EDINGER Bluffton, Ohio Lima, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Biology Home Economics Science Comprehensive BILL FREED LLOYD GEISSINGER HOMER GERBER Wllli0mS10WH, Ohio Zionsville, Pennsylvania Dalton, Ohio Business Administration Music Elementary Education , fi :, . l,:l if ft sw T, is i X Q is sw-3 f-N Q-un Nw! .,,. gi LQ, ,Taxa , sa- -vt is fi . i MARILYN GERBER Dalton, Ohio English SA: 4 is 'K F 4 ,Q fl at N4 'H x v 1. flf 1 2 'mf-f.' ' Q s 't'::: ' JOHN GUNDY VON HARDESTY Gl'GyI'T1Ol ll, Illinois Unionfownl Mathematics Hgsgory -Mggndii' LARRY HEDDEN Bluffton, Ohio Social Studies Comprehensive Y ,ip pf LORETTA HILTY Versailles, Missouri Psychology 'ix 1 BILL HERR HARLENE HICKS Bluffton, Ohio Continental, Ohio Mathematics Social Studies RecI George is Lloyd's opinion of his talented C?l accompanist. I -Nw. , 'sw-. ,t we ' My 'L :Y 'Yi X ..,g:f:gi5':?f I --3 . , .pf flQ3 .Q.E f5 i'I1 F R, x 5 .L Mf,.k,l... ., R lee.. i I PETE KAUFFMAN Middlebury, Indiana Mathematics .V .QQ . ' X A- , . 'E' : ff 5 Qs I fa t Rf' s'-'lsr A Z fa fi . we ANNA KREIDER Wadsworth, Ohio A, A S English ,!E,f,.,V:L,, QM i' - . 1 i'iiTi.ff37'i'2f1ZiQill2 s I - ' - ' - 1 ,:: ,L , y. I , ,K - ' --Q. -f'- ze vf-' - rft2'.-:ff 9 -J .' .Ut L iv:-'-'A . .eH , 1i3s- ' wg, Q:.5,f i . fs -gif. 'f lr- - QQ, ' . V, I , I .., .kwa KATHLEEN KINDLE Bluffton, Ohio Elementary Education TOM LEHMAN Berne, Indiana Chemistry I I :I .I , MARY KREHBIEL Reedley, California Home Economics av' ,. CARL LIECHTY Berne, Indiana Social Studies Comprehensive , i,'W,,,,...., DORIS I-IECHTY JIM MARTIN BOB MCCRORY Berne, IHCIIGHG Tiffin, Ohio Oaklawn, Illinois MUSIC Educvtion Social Studies Comprehensive Psychology . if . , 'g kj: 'if' -i .. WW: wwwm, 11, tjsigfgf ' 1 fi - ,.i , 'Q' Z vi. 51 3: 'Ni , gff'-ljlzlt.-,iRL53f4lQ,'.Lqiptg BOB MILLER Smithville, Ohio Mathematics Loquacious debater McCrory does some extemporaneous expound- ing for Isla photographe-r's benefit. BILL MONTGOMERY Bluffton, Ohio Business Administration BOB MUTSCHELKNAUS LEONARD MYERS GENEVA NACHTIGAL Sugarcreek, Ohio Quakertown, Pennsylvania Buhler, Kansas Art Mathematics Nursing 3? AL NEWHART MARTHA NIGGLE UMENO NISHIMURA Bluffton, Ohio Vermilion, Ohio Kyofgl japan Elementary Education Elementary Education Chrisfign Education rift' Q3 YK N ., it Y JUDY SCHIFFKE EMMIE SCHLECHTER NAN SCHMIDT Bluffton, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Ari Elemenfvry Education Social Studies Comprehensive JIM SMITH BUD SNYDER MARSHA STALEY BlUffTOf1, Olli0 Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Christian Education Biology Elementary Education , - .. we if X f ANN STAUFFER Bluffton, Ohio Elementary Education MERT TROYER Fairview, Michigan Business Administration AL WILLIAMSON Rawson, Ohio Business Administration -aught '-'rib C. K. STEINER Creston, Ohio Business Administration 61 gif?-, iz., 2 '57 ssv.f,f- John and Pete ponder complications of picture-taking. 1. Ahh affiszifff, z,,,f.., ' SANDY STROTHEIDE Flanagan, Illinois Elementary Education jf.,- DORLA WARVEL Union City, Indiana Biology SANDY YODER Bluffton, Ohio Social Work 'MP' . I, ,, KN AMSTU TZ, NA NCY SCA 1, 2, 4 Gospel Team I, 2, 4 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 4 Librarian 2 Custodian 4 Band I Orchestra I, 2, 4 College Octet I Woodwind Quintet 4 Floor Counselor 4 House Council 2, 4 Treasurer 2 Big Sis 4 President 4 Religious Activities Standing Committee 4 Special Weeks Committee 4 Corresponding secretary 4 Maypole Dancer I ANG ELL, CLAIRE Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois BADU, MICHAEL G. SCA 1, 2, 3, 4 IRC 1, 2, 3, 4 Gospel Team 3, 4 Foreign Students Club I, 2, 3, 4 President 2, 3, 4 Big Brother 4, Council of Clubs 4 BALMER, LOIS ARLENE SCA 1, 2, 4 OSEA 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Choraliers 2 Band I Orchestra I Choral Society 2, 4 Big Sis 4 BEACH, OLIVER JR. SCA I Gospel Team 2 BENNER, JAMES F. SCA I, 4 Rec Club 4 Vice-president 4 Varslty B 2, 3, 4 Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Investment Club I, 2, 3, 4 Board member 3 Chairman of Board 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Big Brother 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Treasurer 3 Clean-up Day Chairman 4 Maypole Dancer I Homecoming Committee 4 BERK EY, TED W. SCA 1, 2, 3, 4 IRC 1 WBCR 3 Senior Index Sports caster Varsity B 2, 3, 4 German Club 2 OSEA 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Choraliers 3 Choral Society 2, 3, 4 Men's Quartet 3, 4 Basketball I, 2 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Mt I, 2, 3 Business manager 2, 3 lsta 3 Business manager 3 Student Council 3, 4 President 4 Proctor 3, 4 Big Brother 3, 4 Class Officer 2 President 2 Council of Clubs 4 President 4 Citizenship Committee 4 Who's Who 4 Maypole Dancer I Which Way the Wind 4 BERRY, JACQUELINE SCA 1, 2, 4 Peace Club I Gospel Team 2 Wesley Fellowship 2 OSEA 2,4 A Cappella Cholr I, 2, 4 Band I Choral Society I, 2, 4 Gospel Team Quartet 2 Class Officer I Secretary I Junior Pi Delta 2 BIXLER, PHYLLIS SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Publicity Chairman 2 Peace Club I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 German Club 2, 3 Choraliers 2 Orchestra I Choral Society I, 2 Mt I, 2, 4 Feature editor 2 Editor 4 Q 3 Co-editor 3 Big Sis 4 Class Officer 2 Vice-president 2 Special Weeks Committee 2 Secretary 2 Junior PI Delta 3, 4 Who's Who 4 Family Portrait I The Sisters McIntosh I The Silver Chord 2 Student Director Song of Norway 2 The Crucible 3 BIXLER, RUTH ANN SCA 1, 2, 4 IRC I Gosepl Team 2, 4 OSEA 2, 4 Choral Society I, 2 Mil Big sts 4 Special Weeks Committee 4 BROWN, E. SCOTT SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Peace Club I, 2, 3, 4 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Treosurer 3 Science Club I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Q3 Assistant Business Manager 3 Big Brother 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 President 3 Treasurer 4 Homecoming Committee 4 BROWN, GARY A. Ohio State University Varsity B 2, 3 OSEA I Football I, 2 Track I, 2, 3 CLEMENS, ELIZABETH SCA 1, 2, 3, 4 Peach Club 2, 3, 4 President 3 Gospel Team I German Club 4 OSEA 4 OMEA I, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Band 4 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 Choral Society I, 2 Gospel Team Quartet I M 1, 2 Q-g-3 Student Council I Floor Counselor 3 House Council 3 Big Sis 3, 4 Music-Lecture Standing Com- mittee 3 Special Weeks Committee 2 Junior Pi Delta 2 Who's Who 4 Brigadoon I Sang of Norway 2 CORL, HETH H. Ohio State University SCA 4 CRULL, WILMA Bridgewater College, Virginia SCA I, 2 Peace Club 2 German Club 2 OSEA 3 Choraliers 2 Choral Society 2 DANGLER, IVAN DALE SCA 1, 2, 3, 4 IRC 4 Peace Club 3 Investment Club 3, 4 OSEA I, 2, 3, 4 Science Club I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I DILLER, DOROTHY ANN SCA I, 2, 4 IRC 1, 2, 4 Secretary-treasurer 2 Varsity B I, 2, 4 Treasurer OSEA I, 2, 4 Choraliers I, 2, 4 Choral Soclety I, 2, 4 Ml Big sts 4 The Crucible 2 DILLER, MARY Jo SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Cabinet 4 IRC 1, 2 Secretary-treasurer 2 Peace Club 3, 4 President 4 German Club 3 Science Club I A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Custodian 2 Choral Soclety I, 2, 3, 4 QQ- 3 Student Handbook I Editor I Student Council 2, 3 Secretary-treasurer 3 Big Sis 3, 4 Class Officer I Treasurer I Admissions and Scholarship Com- mitte 3 Citizenship Committee 3 May Day Page I Which Way the Wind 4 Student Director 4 BrIgadoon I Song of Norway 2 Where's Charley 2 3 o1xoN, LORETTA Bowling Green State Unlverslty SCA 4 Gospel Team 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Vice-president 4 House Councll 4 EDINGER, ROBERT SCA I OSEA 4 Science Club 4 Football I Intramurals 3, 4 Big Brother 4 FREED, WILLIAM SCA 2, 3 Commerce Club 2, 3, 4 Investment Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Index GEISSING ER, LLOYD S. SCA 1, 2, 3 Peach Club 3 Gospel Team I, 2 German 2, 3 Vice-president 3 A Cappella Choir 3 Choraliers 2 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 Music-Lecture Standing Com- mlttee 4 Gospel Team Quartet 3 GERBER, HOMER C. SCA 4 Program Co-chairman 4 IRC 4 WBCR 2 OSEA 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir I, 2 Chorallers 3 Choral Soclety I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 W 3 Admissions and Scholarship Com- mittee 4 You Can't Take It With You I The Lute Song 2 GERBER, MARILYN JUNE Ohio Wesleyan University SCA 4 Program Co-chairman 4 IRC 4 OSEA 3, 4 Chorallers 3 Choral Soclety 3 Q 3 Student Handbook 4 G UNDY, JOHN SCA 1, 2, 3 Peace Club I, 2 Varsity B 2, 3, 4 Commerce Club 4 Program Chairman 4 German Club 4 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 3 Choral Soclety I, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 2 Track I, 2, 3, 4 M4 Sports Editor 4 Q3 Co-editor 3 Student Council I, 2 Proctor 3 House Council 3, 4 Vice-president 3 President 4 Big Brother 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 4 Vlce-President 2, 4 Administration Standing Cam- mittee 3 Personnel Committee 4 Physical Education and Health Committee 4 Who's Who 4 BrIgadoon I Song of Norway 2 Where's Charley? 3 HARDESTY, VON King's College, New York SCA 3, 4 Peace Club 3, 4 WBCR 3 OSEA 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Proctor 4 House Council 4 Vice-president 4 Blg Brother 4 Class Officer 4 President 4 Who's Who 4 Sorry, Wrong Number 3 Which Way the Wind 3, HEDDEN, LARRY Varsity B 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Football I, 2, 3 Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball 3 Big Brother 2, 3, 4 HERR, BILL OSEA 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Traffic Rules Committee 3 HICK5, HAR LENE SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Gospel Team I, 2, 3 Committee Chairman 3 Secretary 2 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Vlce-president 3 President 4 Home Ec. Club I Chorallers 2, 3 President 2 Choral Society 2, 3 M 3 Big sis 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Secretary 2 Curriculum Committee 4 Junior Pi Delta 2, 3, 4 Family Portrait 2 Where's Charley? 3 Council of Clubs 4 HILTY, LORETTA SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 3 President 4 Gospel Team I, 2, 3 Deputatlon Chairman 2 Vlce-president 3 German Club 2, 3 Debate 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Choral Soclety I, 2, 3, 4 IEE. 3 House Council 2 B19 sis 3, 4 Admlnlstratlon Committee 4 Who's Who 4 Maypole Dancer I Dining Hall Committee 3 Student Chapel Committee 2 Council of Clubs 4 Intercollegiate Peace Confer ence I,2, 3,4 KAUFFMAN, RICHARD DEAN SCA 1, 2, 3 Vice-president 3 Peace Club I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-president 3 WBCR I OSEA 4 Science Club I, 2 A Cappella Cholr 3, 4 Choraliers 2 Band I Choral Soclety I, 2, 3, 4 .VllI,3,4 Photographer 3, 4 EE 3 Proctor 3, 4 Big Brother 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Vice-president 3 Family Portrait I Comedy of Errors 2 Where's Charley? 3 Hi-ti Committee 2 KINDLE, KATHLEEN German Club 2 Secretary 2 OSEA 3 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 is 3 Senior Editor 3 Junior PI Delta 2, 3 KREHB1E1., MARY Reedley College, Calif. SCA 3, 4 Soclal Chairman 4 Gospel Team 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 President 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Choral Society 3, 4 B19 sis 4 Dining Hall Committee 4 KREIDER, ANNA Bethel College 2 scA 1, 3, 4 Peace Club I, 3, 4 Vice-president 4 A Cappella Choir 3 Choral Society I, 3, 4 M I Q:-3 Copy editor 3 Student Council 4 Big Sis 4 Curriculum Committee 3 Personnel Committee 4 Junior PI Delta 3, 4 Who's Who 4 LEHMA N, TOM SCA I, 2, 4 Program Committee 2 Peace Club 4 Varsity B 3, 4 Commerce Club I investment Club I A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 4 -WILZ, 3 Senior Index Columnist 2 Editor 3 Student Council 2 Big Brother 3, 4 Class Officer I President I Curriculum Committee 3, 4 Junior Pi Delta 2, 3, 4 Who's Who 4 Family PortraIt I Song of Norway 2 BrIgadoon I Where's Charley? 3 LIECHTY, CARL SCA I, 2, 4 IRC I Peace Club 4 Rec Club 2, 3 German Club 2 OSEA 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Track I Intramurals 3 Blg Brother 3, 4 Maypole Dancer I LIECHW, moms SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Peace Club 2 Gospel Team I,3 Varsity B I German Club 3, 4 OMEA I, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Accompanlst I, 2 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 President 3 Strlng Quartet I Girls' Barbershop Quartet 2 Gospel Team Quartet I M I Q 3 Student Council 3, 4 House Council 3, 4 Vice-president 3 President 4 Big Sis 3, 4 Class Officer I Vice-president I Citizenship Committee 4 Secretary 4 Personnel Committee 4 Special Weeks Committee 4 Student Chairman 4 Junior PI Delta 2 Who's Who Homecoming Queen 4 Song of Norway 2 MARTIN, JIM SCA I Varsity B 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3 Track 2, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3 Big Brother 3 OSEA 4 MCcRoRY, ROBERT scA 1, 2, 3, 4 ,3 Worlccamp ChaIm1an 2 Gospel Team I, 2, 3, 4 President 3 Vice-president 4 WBCR 3 Engineer 3 Debate 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 Gospel Team Quartet 2, 4 M 2 Circulation Proctor 2, 3, 4 Blg Brother 3, 4 MILLER, ROBERT NEIL SCA I, 2, 3 Peace Club I Rec Club 2 osEA 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-president 3 President 4 Intramurals I Proctor 2 Big Brother 3, 4 MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM Ohio State University Varsity B 3, 4 President 4 Commerce Club I, 4 Investment Club 4 Debate 4 Football 2, 4 Intramurals I Homecoming Committee 4 MUTSCHELK NAUS, JOHN ROBERT SCA I, 2, 3 Finance Committee 2, 3 Rec Club I, 2, 3 WBCR I, 2, 3 Publlclty Manager 3 Varsity B 3, 4 Concession Manager 4 German Club 2 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Chorallers 2, 3 Stage Manager 3 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 Football I Basketball I, 2 Track I, 2 Golf I, 2 Tennis I, 3 Intramurals 2, 3 it-3 Big Brother 3, 4 Sorry, Wrong Number 3 MYERS, LEONARD SCA I, 2, 3 IRC 1, 2 osEA 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 M I Angel Street I Man In the Bowler HCI? I The Crucible 3 NACHTIGAL, GENEVA Bethel College 8- Bethel Hospital SCA 4 Peace Club 4 German Club 4 Intramurals 4 NEWHAR T, ALLAN IRC 4 OSEA 4 NIGGLE, MARTHA SCA 2, 3, 4 IRC 2, 3, 4 President 4 Wesley Fellowship 2, 3, 4 Secretary-treasurer 3 Vice-preslclent 4 German Club 3 Debate 3, 4 OSEA I, 2, 3, 4 M3 EQ 3 Big sis 3 Class Officer 3 Secretary 3 Library Committee 3, 4 NISHIMURA, UMENO SCA 4 Peace Club 4 Foreign Students Club 3, 4 SCHIFFKE, JUDITH ANN SCA I OSEA 3 Home Ec. Club I in 3 Art Assistant 3 Student Handbook 2 Co-designer of Cover 2 sig sis 3 SCHLECHTER, EMOGENE SCA 2 Wesley Fellowship 2, 3, 4 Secretary-treasurer 4 Varsity B I, 2, 3 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Choraliers 3 Band I Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 Big sis 3 SCHMIDT, NAN SCA 1, 2, 4 Peace Club4 Varslty B I OSEA I, 2, 3, 4 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 -WL4 Big sts 3 SMITH, JAMES A. Prairie Bible Institute, Alberta, Canada SCA 3 Gospel Team 3 Speaker 3 Senior Index SNYDER, CHARLES E. SCA I, 2, 3 Rec Club 2 Varslty B 2, 3, 4 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Choral Society 2, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Director 3, 4 STALEY, MARSHA AN N SCA I Rec Club I Varslty B I OSEA I, 2, 4 Chorallers I Choral Society I .lunlor PI Delta 2, 4 STAUFFER, JAMES WILLIAM Chorallers 3 Band 3, 4 Orchestra 3,4 STAUFFER, PAULINE ANN Gospel Team I, 2 OSEA 4 Science Club 2 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 4 Librarian 2 Vice-president 4 Chorallers I, 2 Band I, 2, 4 Woodwind Quintet 4 LVI-t 2 Copy edltor 2 Student Handbook 2 Editor 2 arg S15 4 Class Offlcer I Treasurer I May Day Page I Llma Symphony Orchestra I, STEI NER, CARLTON K. SCA 2, 3, 4 Cabinet 4 Varsity B 2, 3, 4 Commerce Club 2, 3, 4 Vlce-president 4 Investment Club 2, 3, 4 Board of Directors 3 President 4 Debate 3 Treasurer 3 Chorallers 3 Choral Society 2 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Co-captain Intramurals I, 2, 3 Dlrector 3 House Council 3 Blg Brother 4 Business Exhlblt Chairman 2 Solid Gold Cadillac I STROTHEIDE, SANDRA KAY SCA I, 3, 4 Rec Club 3, 4 Secretary-treasurer 4 Varsity B I Commerce Club I German Club 4 OSEA 3, 4 Chorallers 2, 3 Band I Choral Society I, 3 EQ 3 Head Typist 3 Floor Counselor 3 House Council 3 Big Sls 3, 4 Secretary 3 Class Officer Secretary 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 nzoverz, MERTON SCA 1, 2, 3 Rec Club 2 Commerce Club 4 Investment Club I Intramurals I, 2 WARVEL, DORLA Spring Arbor Junior College Varsity B 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 WILLIAMSON, ALFRED Ohio State University SCA 3 Varslty B 2, 3 Commerce Club 2, 3, 4 Investment Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Intramurals 2, 3 YODER, RONALD A D. SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Cabinet 3, 4 IRC I Rec Club 2, 3, 4 President 3, 4 Rec Committee 3, 4 Varsity B 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Cholr I, 2, 3, 4 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track I Intramurals I, 2, 3 3 3 Advertlslng Manager 3 Proctor 4 House Council 3 Secretary-treasurer 3 Big Brother 3, 4 May Day Chairman 3 Maypole Dancer I Chairman of Rec Workshop 3 Chairman of Senior Sneak Committee 4 Commltte 4 BrIgadoon I Song of Norway 2 Where's Charley? 3 Sorry, Wrong Number 3 Director The Girls In 509 4 Alexander, Linda, Wapakoneta Amstutz, Nancy, Moutain Lake, Minn Angell, Claire, Lima ........... Anthony, Mary, Marysville . Arnold, Anthony, Elida ...... Augspurger, Eloise, Lima ........ Augspurger, Edwin, Pulaski, lowa . . . Badertscher, Janet, New Washington . Badertscher, Martha, Bluffton .... Badu, Michael, Bluffton ...... Balmer, Arlene, Bluffton .... Basinger, Vera, Bluffton ....,.... Baughman, Glenn, Bloomfield, Iowa . . Bauman, Catharine, Sassamansville, Pa. . Baumgartner, Mary, Pandora ....... Beach, Oliver, Pandora . . . . . Beer, Don, Uniopolis ..... Beery, Ray, Columbus Grove . . Benedict, Jean, Calcutta, lndia . Benner, James, Bethlehem, Pa. . . Benroth, Beverly, Bluffton .... Berkey, Beth, Smithville . Berkey, Ted, Smithville . . . Berndt, James, Willoughby . . . Berry, Jacqueline, Bluffton . . . Berry, Pamela, Bluffton ...... Bishop, Dennis, Mt. Blanchard . . . Bixel, Ruby, Lafayett ........ Bixler, Phyllis, Kidron ...... Bixler, Ruth Ann, Kidron . Black, Peyton, Columbus . Blosser, James, Galion .... Bode, Myron, Danvers, lll. . Bolinger, Jean, Van Wert . . Born, Karen, Oberlin .... Born, Marilyn, Oberlin . . . Bower, David, Boyertown, Pa. . . Bower, Judith, Bethlehem, Pa. . . Brennan, Dave, Ottawa ..... Bridges, Jerry, Lima .... Brooks, Richard, Leipsic . . . Brown, E. Scott, Delphi, Pa. . . Brown, Gary, Ada ...... Bruce, Larry, Dayton ........ Bucher, Judith, Lima ........... Burkholder, Garold, Marshallville . . Burry, James, Bluffton ....... Busey, John, Canal, Winchester . Byler, Janet, Smithville ..... Campbell, Carol, Alger ..... Campbell, Donald, Perrysburg . . Cashman, Lynn, Plymouth .... Cephas, Jeannette, Lima . Chapman, Donna, Convoy . Chiles, Carol, Lima .......... Christman, Larry, Galion ........ ... 29, . .. 26, ... 26, 26,23,33, 1 I Ii-si,'22,-J ... 28, Clemens, Elizabeth, Sellersville, Pa. . . .... . . . . Clemens, Stanley, Sellersville, Pa. . . Clemens, Ted, Horleysville, Pa. . . . . Cole, Sharon Lee, Brecksville . . . . . Conrad, Ronald, Arlington Heights, lll. . . i . 1 I i Q U U Cook, Sandra, Peninsula ........ Cope, Carolyn, Elyria . . . Copeland, Lawrence, Lima . Corl, Heth, Peoria ........ Creel, Jacqueline, Painesville . Creel, James, Painesville .... 26,23,3o, Directory .....102 30,46,120 ... ..120 36,46,102 .. 36,102 36,41,112 .. 30,120 ... ..120 .. 34,102 34,40,107 25,35,102 .....112 .....120 ...102 ... ..112 .. 71,112 5a,63,120 . ... .102 41,71,102 48,49,12O .....121 .....107 53,66,107 ... ,.102 35,40,121 .. 35,121 29,53,107 ... ..107 .. 33,102 .. 36,102 .. 33,107 26,34,107 ... ..107 .. 33,107 ...121 ....121 .. 67,102 ., 25,102 26,58,107 ... . 112 .. 26,102 28,64,112 ...102 ....102 .. 33,112 ... ..107 29,36,107 .. 27,112 .25,35,46 32,46,107 33,53,112 .. 36,102 .. 46,107 ....102 .. 34,102 .. 58,102 .....121 33,40,113 .....102 Crosser, Nancy, Petoskey, Mich. . . Crull, Wilma, Lima ......... Dangler, lvan, Rawson . . .... Detwiler, David, Toledo . . . Dickason, Wayne, Lima . . Diller, Diller, Diller, Diller, Dorothy, Rawson . Laura, Bluffton . . . Mary Jo, Bluffton . Sandra, Bluffton . . Diller, Suzanne, Pandora . . Dirks, Carole, Elkhart, lnd. . . . Distel, Thomas, Tiffin ..... , . Dixon, Loretta, Lima ......... Dixon, Samuel, Wilmington, N. Car. Dodds, Denzil, Lakeview ...... Doll, William, Dayton ..... Donaldson, William, Columbus Grove Douglass, Rodger, Lima . . . . Driver, Dungan Marilyn, Lima .... , Stuart, Toledo . Dunn, Barbara, Deshler . . Durbin, Duane, Bloomville . Dzur, Aurel, Girard . . . , . Earley, Robert, Wadsworth . . . Eaton, John, Tiffin ...... Edinger, Robert, Bluffton . Edinger, Ronald, Bluffton . Edinger Eiselste , Thomas, Bluffton . . in, Pete, Lakewood . . . Emmert, Jan, Bluffton ........ Engelman, Elaine, Quakertown, Pa. Evans, Robert, Gomer. . ...... Ewer, James, Pontiac, Mich. . . Fannon, Larry, Bluffton . . . Fannon, Noel, St. Marys . Fear, Linda, Mason ..... Fike, Paul, Perry, Georgia . Flick, Neil, Deshler .... Fogt, Rexford, New Bremen . Frankhauser, Judith, Bluffton . . Frankhauser, Ruth, Bluffton . . . Freed, William, Williamstown . . Freeman, Patricia, Lima , . . . . . . Geiger, Helen, Bluffton ......... Geissin Geissin ger, Cordell, Zionsville, Pa. ger, Lloyd, Zionsville, Pa. . . Gellert, Doris, Bluffton ....... Gerber, Gene, Walnut Creek . . Gerber, Gordon, Sugarcreek . . . Gerber, Homer, Bluffton . . . Gerber, Marilyn, Bluffton ..... Gierman, Karl, Bluffton ......... Gingerich, Kirby, Middlebury, lnd. Gingery, Rosemary, Wooster ...... Goecke, Joseph, Columbus Grove . . Graber, Roger, Berne, lnd. .... . Grant, Mary, Elida ...... . Gratz, Brett, Lancaster, Pa. ...... . Gratz, Thelma, Bluffton .......... Grazeola, Franklin, Jersey City, N. J. . . Gregory, Russell, Dalton .......... Griffin, Kathleen, Elyria ..... Grosvenor, Sandra, Columbus . Gum, Ronnie, Sandusky . . . Gundy, John, Graymont, Ill. . Hanh, James, Antwerp . . . Hall, Ronald, Girard . . . 34 58 66 36 35 35 41 64 40 I I I I I I I I I 53 I 39, 41 66 58 46 58 33 27 35 67 41 I I I I I I I I I I 46 35 I I 68 41 32 I I I 26 41 I I 26 I 58 I Q26, nlffzslii, za, 3036, 41, .. ..27,35,39, ..Q'27,34, .. .34, ...53, ...26, ..f'26,i7, .. .35, .. .33, ..1fIfff66, ' . ..26,29,39, ... ... .30, ...34, .If25, ' ' ' 26, 28',2b,'3d,' . . . . . . . .25, 46 I '34, 40 I 46, 107 122 122 107 107 122 107 122 102 107 107 102 122 113 102 107 102 107 102 102 107 103 122 103 107 103 103 103 107 .58 103 103 67 103 108 108 122 108 113 108 122 103 103 113 122 123 113 103 103 108 46 103 103 103 103 105 108 123 113 .58 Haney, Paul: Bluffton ..... Haning, Dale: Delavan, lll. . . Haning, Joe: Delavan, III. .... . Hardesty, Von: Uniontown ....... Harkness, Shirley: McMillan, Mich. . Hart, Tony: N. Olmstead .....,. Hauenstein, Susan: Bluffton . Hazen, Mariorie: Mansfield . . . Heckel, Judith: Painesville . . Hedden, Larry: Bluffton ...... Heiks, Nancy: Bluffton ,....... Henry, Norman: Wayland, Mich. . . Herr, Ellen: Bluffton ......... Herr, Steve: Bluffton ..... Herr, William: Bluffton ---- Hicks, Harlene: Continental .... Hilty, Loretta: Versailles, Mo ..... Hochstetler, Paul: Nappanee, lnd. . . Hochstetler, Gaylee: Bluffton .... Horrisberger, Philip: Walnut Creek . Hostetler, Ellen: Smithville ..... Hostetler, George: Struthers . . . Hostetler, Lowell: Sugarcreek . . . House, Howard: Jordan, Ont. . . . Hsu, Carrie Hui: Taiwan . . Huber, Darrell: Bluffton . . . . . . Hummel, Eloise: Lima ...,...... Hunsburger, Sarah: Blooming Glen, Pa Jackson, Joyce: Wilberforce ...... Jochen, Jean: North Wales, Pa. . . Johnson, Phil: Forest ....... Johnson, Vicki: Orrville . . Jones, Sandra: Kansas . . . Jorg, Alma: Bluffton ..... Joseph, Larry: Van Wert ,..... Kamp, Edward: Orrville ....... Kao, John: Kowloon, Hong Kong . . Kaple, Robert: Lima ........... Kauffman, Richard: Middlebury, lnd. Kaufman, Kenneth: Sugarcrek ..... Kear, Dennis: Tiffin ....... Keeney, Martha: Bluffton ..... Kelley, Melissa: Hicksville ..... Kelly, Clauclia: Waterford, Mich. . Kempf, Janice: Pandora ....... Killen, Jean: Columbus Grove . . Kim, Jong Soo: Seoul, Korea . Kimmet, Robert: Bluffton. . . Kindle, Kathleen: Bluffton . . King, Linda: Eureka, lll. . . . . Kingsley, Phillip: Monroe, lnd. . . Kirchhofer, Thomas: Berne, lnd. . . Knight, Donald: DeGraff . . . Kornhaus, James: Orrville . . Kratz, Sarah: N. Wales, Pa. . . Kratzer, Randolph: Dalton ..... Krehbiel, Mary: Reedley, Calif. .. . Kreider, Anna: Wadsworth ..... Kreider, Lois: Bluffton ...,.. Krouskop, Paul: Bluffton .... Krout, Carol: Telford, Pa. Kyser, Mary Ann: Newton Falls . . . Lantz, Janice: Berne, lnd. .... . Lape, William: Cincinnati ..... Larimer, James: Goshen, lnd. . . . . Law, Pinkie: Kowloon, Hong Kong. . . Lauder, Margaret: Forest ....... Lawson, Sandra: Lima ,... . . Lehman, Barbara: Kidron .... Lehman, Dwight: Berne, lnd. . . Lehman, Neil: Berne, lnd. . . . ..103 ..... ..... ...103 .. ..... .... 53,113 Q8,29,35,48,49,l23 .. ..... .... 39,103 . ..... ..23,53,103 .... ...,IOS .. .... 39,103 .. 23,29,30,113 ... .... ..123 ...103 . ..113 . ... .103 . ... .. ... .123 . ..... ..23,30,123 . ..27,23,30,32,123 ...... ....103 ...36,39,103 . ....66,67,63 .. 32,36,41,103 ...IOS .. 26,113 .. ..103 .. ..lO8 ...IO,22 .. ..lO3 .. 71,114 ... 34,103 ..,53,67,103 ..... 35,104 , ..33,71,114 ...25,46,IO4 ... 53,104 ..... ... 34 ..... .... 58 .. 29,35,40,124 ..... ....114 .. 67,104 .. ..114 .. 36,104 ....104 .. 30,114 .....104 ... .,.I24 ...25,46,104 .... ...35 .. 34,114 .. ... 46,103 .. .... 36,115 .. 29,32,34,115 . ..... 39,104 ... ..25,32,124 ., 23,30,35,124 ...25,46,115 . .... ..,36,46,104 . ..36,46,43,49,103 ... ..29,53,115 ...33,66,103 30 .....ll5 34,104 39,115 33,115 40,103 Lehman, Thomas: Berne, Ind. . . Lehman, Wanda: Berne, lnd. . . Lewis, Martha: Findlay .... Liechty, Carl: Berne, lnd. . . Liechty, Doris: Berne, lnd. . . Linberger, Ray: Lansdale, Pa. . Linet, Lynda: Lima ....... Lipscomb, Harry: Bucyrus . . Litteral, Bonnie: Marion . . Locke, Michael: Franklin . Locker, John: Lima ...... Long, Esther: Lafayette .... Lora, Gary: Columbus Grove ..... Lora, Loretta: McComb ......... Lowenberg, Lorraine: Donnellson, lowa Ludwig, Nancy: Lima .......... MacDonald, Gladys: Leipsic . . MacLachlan, Dan: Lorain ..... Madigan, Stephen: Lima ....... Manning, Joyce: N. Franklin, Conn. . Marsh, Lyn: Hilliards .......... Marshall, Merlin: Bluffton . . . . Marshall, Terry: Bluffton . . Martin, Jay: Fairfield, Pa. . . . Martin, Jim: Tiffin ............ Martin, Laura Lee: Fairfield, Po. . . . Masingila, Gideon: Kakamega, Kenya Mast, Abie: Rockford, lowa ....... Mast, Frances: Convoy .......... Mather, Mary: Painesville. . . Mathias, Ronald: Tiffin ..... Maurer, Rolf: Bloomington, III. . . McAlpin, Birdie: Harpster .... McAlpin, Julia: Harpster . . McCarty, Clarence: Lima .... McCay, Don: Fredericksburg .... McCrory, Robert: Oak Lawn, Ill. . . McDowell, Barbara: Sugarcreek . . . McEwen, Ellen: Toledo ...... Mees, Nancy: Latty ........ Messmer, Charles: Middletown . . . Miller, Barbara: Smithville . . . Miller, Charles: Galion ...... Miller, Anne: Fairview, Mich .... Miller, John: Lima ........ Miller, Robert: Smithville. . . Millhouse, Karen: Van Wert . . Misamore, Kay Lynn: Findlay . . . Mitchell, James: Bluffton .... Moffett, Nancy: Lima ......... Mohr, Louise, Milford Square, Pa.. . . Montgomery, William: Bluffton . . Moore, Sharon: Wapakoneta . . Morrow, Edna: Dayton ........ Moser, Velma: Findlay .......... Mosimann, Barbara: Mackinaw, lll. . . Moyer, Donna: Telford, Pa ...... Moyer, Doris: Pipersville, Pa.. . Mull, Judy: Leipsic ....... Mulvania, Rodney: Bluffton ...... Mumaw, Dixie, Lima ........... Mumbauer, Wayne: Quakertown, Pa. . Musselman, Ann: Ortanna, Pa ...... Musselman, Judy: Souderton, Pa. . . Musser, Margaret: Smithville ..... Mutschelknaus, John: Sugarcreek . . . Myers, Leonard: Quakertown, Pa .... Nachtigal, Geneva: Buhler, Kansas . Nance, Douglas: Columbus Grove. . . Naylor, Lewis: Nappanee, lnd. . . . Neal, Carol Beth: Wooster . . .... 35,124 ...27,34,104 , .........,.. 33 .... ..... ..66,70,124 25,23,29,30,64,124 ..... ...34,46,II5 fffffi0'4 ...IOB ..... ..... ...115 ' 25,i3,'2l:,30,'4.3,i1's ... .......... 34,116 .. .IO4 .....I27,'35 .. ... ... .104 .. 27,34,41,109 .. ..39,53,104 ...25,46,116 .... ..,104 ...39,46,104 ... ..124 .. 35,116 ..26,30 1f111'6 .. .116 ...104 .....lO4 .......IO4 ...31, . ..26, .. 27,2B, .. 29,32, . ..25, . ..25, 41,104 33,104 67,104 34,124 41,116 . ..116 34,109 36,109 53,104 35,109 46,116 .,.....l25 ...IO4 ........i09 .........iO4 ., 25,29,36,109 ... ... 35,105 ... ..53,63,125 .. 29,33,39,116 .. .... 34,109 ... .... 36,109 .. 27,28,29,lO9 ... ..lO9 . ..25,33,34,46,105 ..... .... 34,109 ....ll6 ........ll6 ...29,35,l05 .....105 .. 35,105 ....l25 .......l25 .. ...27,35,125 'i9,'36,40, 46,105 ..........lO5 Neal, Larry: Russels Point ...... Neuenschwander, Helen: Bluffton . Newhart, Allen Findlay ....... Newhart, Martha: Findlay ...... Newmyer, Lucille: Plymouth .... Nicholl, George: Kitchener, Ont. Niggle, Martha: Vermillion ..... Niggle, Virginia: Vermillion .... Nishimura, Umeno: Kyoto, Japan . Niswander, Edward: Bluffton .... Nussbaum, Myron: Apple Creek . . Oglesbee, Martha: Waynesfield . . Oyer, Joyce: Cornell, lll. ..... . Patterson, Connie: Bluffton . Patterson, Nancy: Bluffton . . Pelton, James: Deshler .... Pifer, Jeanne: Lima ..... Pitzer, Ralph: Youngstown . . Pool, Ellen: Upper Sandusky . . Pope, Richard: Ottawa .... Powell, James: Deshler . . . Price, Judith: Lima ....... Quimper, Barry, Avon Lake . Raber, Sandra: Sugarcreek . . Radebaugh, Dartha: Pandora . Radebaugh, Sara: Findlay . . . Ramseyer, Elaine: Smithville . Rawls, Nancy: Lima ....... Ream, Norma: Jenera ........ Reichenbach, Douglas: Bluffton . . Reichenbach, Edward: Bluffton . Reichenbach, Jolene: Pandora . Reichenbach, Ralph: Bluffton . . Remmy, Gerald: Barberton. . . Rhoades, Connie: Rockford . . Rhoades, Marlene: Versailles . Rigas, Demetrois: Salonica, Greece Rinehart, James: McComb .... Risser, Dennis: Goshen, Ind. . . Ritchie, Linda: Cincinnati. . . Ritter, Marvin McComb . . . Rivers, James: Wadsworth .... Rocke, Nancy: Chenoa, lll. . . Rose, Diane: Williamstown . . Rosso, Eugene: Willard ....... Roth, James: Orrtanna, Pa. ..... . Rothlisberger, John: Mt. Blanchard . . Rower, Franklin: Leipsic ....... Sage, David: Willard . . . . . . . Salisbury, Judith: Elyria ......... Salzman, Ruth Ellen: Flanagan, lll. . . Sargent, William: New York, N. Y. . . Sauder, Carolyn: Grabill, Ind ...... Sauder, Mary Alice: Archbold .... Schiffke, Dale: Bluffton .... Schiffke, Judy: Bluffton . . . Schlechter, Emogene: Oberlin .... Schmidt, Nan: Bluffton ............ Schneidereit, Marlene: Doamond, Germany Schumacher, Ted: Pandora .......... Schultz, Ruth Eileen: So. Bend, lnd. . . . . Schutz, Agnes: Pandora .......... Schwarzentraub, Kenneth: Morton, lll. . . Shaw, Jack: Bluffton ............ Shenk, Brent: Elida .....,.. . . Shetler, Joenita: Bluffton . . Shields, Ralph: Lima . . . Shilling, Mary: Bucyrus . . . Shiraishi, Masako: Toledo . Shroyer, John: New Bremen . Slike, Joan: Carey .... - 27,3O, .. 32, 25,29, .. 27, .. 32, .. 53,109 iiiiiifb .....li6 .. 26,109 .. 26,109 36,53,126 .. 36,105 30,35,126 .. 26,117 26,41,117 25,35,109 .. 46,105 33,46,105 .. 39,105 .....lO9 58 ..109 ... ..105 .. 33,105 .....117 34,46,105 29,34,109 30,71,117 29,34,117 ..105 .. 35,109 26,53,117 . ... .105 .. 33,109 .. 36,109 .. 27,105 53,67,105 27,36,109 25,35,105 .....109 33,39,105 .. 33,105 ... ..109 .. 53,117 36,67,lO5 .. 53,109 39, 46, 105 .. 66,69 34,41,105 .....117 46,53,105 39,46,113 .....105 .. 53,105 ... ..126 . ... .126 .. 35,126 ..... 30 ... ..109 36,41,109 .. 36,106 .....l09 .....lO9 33,39,110 35,46,110 iiiiiiis .30,41,1o6 .....106 ...,HO Slotter, John: Souderton, Pa .... Smith, James: Des Moines, Iowa Smith, Laura J.: Bluffton ..... Smoker, Edward: Bluffton . . Smoker, Mary: Bluffton . . . Smucker, Arthur: Smithville . Smucker, Larry: Bluffton . . Snyder, Charles: Bluffton . . Sommer, Bruce: Pekin, lll. . . . Sommers, Sharon: Pandora . . . . . Springer, Edward: Hopedale, lll. . Sprunger, David: Berne, Ind. . . . Sprunger, Philip: Berne, Ind. . . . Stahlma n, Geraldine: Grover Hill Stahlman, Sylvia: Grover Hill . . Staley, Marsha: Bluffton . . . Starling Stauffer , Sue: Crestline . . . . , James: Hicksville . . . Stauffer, Ann: Bluffton . . . Stauffer Steiner, Steiner, Steiner, Stemen, , Ron: Lima .... Carlton: Creston . . Joseph: Sterling . . Mary: Bluffton .... Willis: Ft. Jennings . . . Stevanus, Claudia: Sugarcreek . Stockman, Horold: Elida ..... Stover, Lawrence: Toledo ..... .. 26, 23,53, Strotheide, Sandra: Flanagan, lll. . . . . . Stuckey, Allen: Sycamore ....... . . . Stuckey, Sandra: Deer Creek, lll. . . . . . . Suter, Robert: Canfield ....... . . 30, Suter, David: Columbus Grove . . . . . Swank, James: Bluffton .... . . . Swartz, Frank: Delaware . . . . . Tabor, Diane: Van Wert ...... . Taylor, Buddy: Youngstown ...... . . . Thiessen, Dorothy: N. Newton, Kan. . . Thomas, Sally: Kenton ......... Tippett, Malvern: Morton, Pa. . . . . Troyer, Lyle: Meadows, Ill ..... . . . Troyer, Merton: Fairview, Mich. . . . Tyler, Beverly: Findlay .......... . . . Urich, Joe: Bluffton ............. . Van Orsdall, Barbara: New Washington . . Vaske, Raymond: Lima ........... Verhoff, George: Columbus Grove . . . Von Gunten, Sally: Berne, lnd. .... . . . Von Gunten, Stephen: Berne, Ind. . . . . . . Walker, Shirley: Mt. Blanchard . . . . Waltz, Mary: Columbus Grove . . Wampler, David: Lima ...... Ward, Shirlee: Leipsic .... Warren, Charles: Findlay . . . Warvel, Dorla: Bluffton . . . Weaver, Hannah: Bluffton . . Weaver, Ralph: Bluffton .... Weber, John: Waterloo, Ont. . . . . Wiessinger, Russell: Lima . . . - - - - Williams, Roy: Cleveland . . . . - 28, Williams, Sara: Sebring ...... - - - Williamson, Alfred: Beaverdam .... Williamson, Roger: Lima . . . . Wilson, Sandra: Columbus . . - Winner, Ronald: Paulding . . . - - - Witter, Barbara: Crestline . . . . . . . . . . . Wolfinger, William: Dayton ...... ...... Woolner, Mary Fern: Kitchner, Ont. . . . . . 25, 29, Wyse, Martha: Wayland, Iowa ...., ......... Yoder, Ronald: Bluffton ........ . . 28, 29, 33, Yordy, Elton: Flanagan, lll. . . ..... . . . Yost, Andrea: Lansdale, Pa. . - - - .iifb ..'63,i1'0 ...,HO .....l1O .. 43,110 .. ...126 27,33,101 .. 34,106 29,34,113 .. 26,106 66,63,106 .. 33,106 34,41,110 . ... .126 .. 36,106 .. 46,122 .. 39,106 61,63,127 29,53,113 46,49,110 23,53,110 35,71,106 .....110 .. 53,106 27,33,127 .. 66,106 33,39,110 .....106 .....106 23,39,101 .. 25,113 58,6O,I06 .....ll0 .....iiO .. 26,106 33,39,106 .....127 26,33,110 ..... 58 .. 33,110 .. 46,106 .....106 33,39,113 26,67,106 .. 36,110 ....lO6 ..113 ..106 ..106 ..127 ... 58,62 35,39,110 .....106 ..127 .. ..il0 .....ilO 26,58,l06 .. 34,110 ... ..110 30,34,l06 35,40,106 53,63,127 .. 33,106 33,41,106 Q on i AD , 2:- - ff f X-lil -- : 2: 453: 'Z' R WY :iY V 1 ,, f 5 I ww 1 W ,rx Y :Y -- W vw .x4 ff 'Z , gE '22: if f? :i g: fi- -7:5 X -,112 Y-- qY -: --Q f:' kk 7 5:7 f iE 55 ???Sil: 1 L' YY ,, :Y ,:9 , , 2 ?i2fi i I W ff I W ff Y Y - - me i: f 2 ?f1'Z'?5iE?3 E 2:Y: g- 125' gf' ' ' S: f1: ::'3x':' Ei 3 3 E 55 1 gf ' Q 7' 52- 2. E: - 3 Q ?5 1 Zi 2 2 5, ,E ' E , Q 5 tiglgix K : - : i 1 W THOMAS D. MCLAUGHLIN JOHN J. KEIL ARCHITECTS LIMA, OHIO .. . ....,,.M....,.-..... ...,,e......,........-v.-...-...... Q.-:.fQ.-gg... .,.,.. ...N x,.., ..,,.-N-.. ...,-...,..-.-.w..f......-...-.,-,.. v... .. .. .....,..,...k W, ..,. . , .. ., ,,.,.,.,.w.. Y NN., Q iii A kv- -e-, 5-E:k.,'Egl ,fvif.fi2Eg ggi, ' ' Egg, -grgzypvgu ,. 5' x,m,s' 1 ' -A,Lf.. U K uf sf ' A f ,f xl.2 l,4,.,r' -1'4 fvi L - f,.,'1 ,,-Q-f Q19 Hg J, FEW-ggi' ,f?5Wi !P, 1 -' f A -'f,-' 'wbf mE?. vm-i .'-' 'Wi 'f',1f p . K ,-.-' .f,,N' W3 fq, E6 fl f s ,N , f .YTl T- Q Y,1 K,Kl im. ,..N,,-, . , K..,,,.,,,,,,m....,,.,,,,..,M.M.-.........-.,,+,,..,,...,, ..,......,....,..,,...,m H , ME Aifk 1f1 nm .fY , ,,w 2 J ': twang rm mX E K F mp K l ml l fl K i l if K ll l ,MW , ,4 V f ,- W, ,f , Tm, Pfffq , gf ,',,,y'1,,,I-'Vf,,?4fr'7f q',,QQ n,,Wf.', f 'M Q I -, ,, ww My M Wfg4i 'fH'i?',, 7-f g wh, ff I f, VW, 1 4 JAMES H BASSETT lk-Q1-JJ Laqdscape Archmfecf ma, X LEGEND C SYIH vnovos Z LUN6'Y NORTH SCALE ROPOSED GE A A RT M ? COMPUMENTS OF A 81 N SINCLAIR SERVICE ' 'IAILORED .K i- : I, gg- L 1 --X ff, X. Cu, 5 9 DIAMONDS Qi, XMXSQ Watches I Gifts for Every Occasio SOLX Watch and Clock Repair LIEBER JEWELRY 'Bluffton Blufffon Ohio 9 BLUFFTON FLYING SERVICE Blufffon, Ohio I gf 1 ' m b Q jygn M ,K .9-puuullll ,553 n BLUFFTON GOLF COURSE Located One Half Mile South of Blumon - on Old 25 I F K , u X I 1 1' ,xx N L lx ' 1 ' I f I r.- f --'fx 1 1 '- 1 4. ' ' . 1' , A N gy s . , , V sr . ,Y xxigf' 1. 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QA-' 1' .,.X 'Ai' . r 3 Q 4 ...R-or , Mu-vw 3 f A ' - u w13'.:1??f5-fi: . ' 5 I uw-'-ffy,'S::'...Nf ri-H-1: . . - A . , Q - ' K ,, !'Lf..2'J,.f-nw-P: 2',. 4f .f,,w.n---Q L V. N., ' -- -5 .1 i .- -ww-1g:.,,...m... V Q--rv: ,v : . . ,,,,.,.., 1 ,ww , M. up . f 1 . 1 I . ::..,...--, ml -' X 1 ' - , , , QM , ' r ,Ag ,g1'::'t g?..S..,J. .M .,..f-...wg-'-33 1 -: 2 - -351 -' ' , ....,..:.. ... N.,.-we-..w'. , P N7 ' ' , 5 :Y ..f ,f,.,.,...-.wwm- ww- ' . ' px, 4 -4' -V 32538 ' -A, A. M-. gm.. 1 .ff L .. . . ., ..., , ,.,...Q...m.--. ,mm . N. N. ,,,.. ..,,,...M.o.,... .Q -M ., ..,.,,,., . ,,,.,,.x.s.ru. nv....,,.-wow 4 U1 r' AY , -3-pg:-'11 ..,.........- .-....c.-...5 ww. - 1: .A ..-H---. M.....f. , ,..,.......,- ..-nw.-omg. W..-....j.. S...-N-vm. . -, ..,. .... W WM... . ...NB V ,. 1 ..............,. .--..-M.. ...np ,.,.....-m .1-...QQ ..u..w -Q-Q..-M... -Q.,-ann-v nn.-rivgn-mxtnuu :nun STEINER MCTOR SALES Pandora L. 6. S+einer Qhio DART UQ Dodge Trucks Sales 8: Service 141 A T0 Z MEAT MARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE Portion Control Meats - Beef O Pork 0 Veal - All Meats Cut to Order Institutional and Restaurant Supplies - Meats and Groceries Shortening - Oleo - Cheese - Pickles All Meat City Health inspected Price and Quality A New Women's Dormitory making room for YOU of Bluffton College. sasz,s,xxegxxs:.f --H : 4 J l-1'.julir'ni ' ' If YOU want: A liberal arfs educafion on a friendly campus in a college communify seeking fo be Chrisfian for service fo a world of need. In Our New Location At 225 North West Street THE MAGIC ENTRANCE ro SECURITY 3,1 6 'tsfie gx . FIRST FE DE RAL SAVINGS if Ii' . . . r ,QI ' it L if I 7. I' j Compliments of Compliments of O I HOFELLER W HIATT 8m CLARK The Fa5hI0n SI 0P Serving the Men of Lima for 63 Years of Lima satisfies! ' XI' 'NE' ' .- RI? A ' E I . --.gras .E 1 I .5 f JIM SOMMERS OLDSMOBILES and Used Cors Pandora Ohio ON U.S. RTE. 25 I MILE NO. of U.S. RTE. 30-N MOON-WINX MOTEL R.R. 2-Bluffton, Ohio PHONE MI 3-3339 LIMA, OHIO The Nature ot Harwrest is the in foul' Nature ot Planting Whatever career you plan, you can hardly pick a field in which electricity will not make your job easier or more profitable. How many electrical aids can you name in medicine, teach- ing, art, homemaking, Llramatics . . . OHIO P0 Bluttton College is an ldeal lnstitution XNf4i,..?ir'i.'f'x, to Plant Knowledge and Character tor Lite's Harvest. ow MSM Best Wishes B. C. Pouunv secs autres 'gm VEGETABLES SEAFOODS PORK BEEF JUICES FROZEN FOQD PRODUCTS CO. Purveyors ot Fine Foods to the Better Restaurants and Institutions Harleysville, Penna. Homer A. Clemens. '33, President Ted S. Clemens, '62 Vice President 145 Compliments of Complimenls of Lehman Signs MlLl.AGER CUT RATE ,, , , , Blumon Ottawa Dislinclive Truck l.eHering Kidron, Ohio Don Jenkins, CLEMAN'S FINE Fooo Jeweler Catering Service - Banquets I40 Wesl High Slreel CLEMANIS BUWNG Over 34 Years Jewelry Service Ph. lCAj 5-2876 in 201 W. Elm Sf. Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio More for Your Banquet Dollar is . . .ie ' if X- . A E g: rx K Q ,X if xr V rx --A Q f ww S5 Q Q xx 9- 3: 55 .- ig L-7.1477 1 if l ..' - V A f - .4-l-Q , X 9 N 'oat l59 W M ' h . am P one 2-2l35 Tolal Berne, Indiana Eslablished l89l - l96l Resources Over Eleven Million Member of Federal Reserve Syslem Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporafion Learning by srudy musf be wonp 'Twasane're en+aiIed from son Io son Gay Dr. T. H. Soldner DENTIST Berne Indiana Complimenfs of MOSIMANN GRAIN ELEVATORS W. J. MOSIMANN. '30 RAID BROS. CONSTRUCTICJN CO. Crushed Rock Agilime Box 202 Burlington Iowa COMPLIMENTS or BRUCE SHELLY Insurance IO5 Nor+h Main Y. Mackinaw IIIinois . BIuffI'on, Ohio FEW, Q? .C X 5 ,E,Ai3 'X:,?. fi ' , , ., ,V ' i ' I Q- - . ' . H I I N . I ' ' ' X21 -I -. -A 2:5 :wi . Q 3 Z, ' an iw - V' . - N f f - I M V I I . . .. y S. i3.:gP.:f-.L I .Y is N i A. Ig. 5.3 A , l iii! . . ..,.. N ., Q uf ri 1 : at S' J 1 5' . . ' ., 1:fs'9:- Q F 5 favs ' 1 ' -':'S:fl?.,i. Y ii-f ' ' ' -A - - :ff f.i'iiSS . ' is 7? iw'--I' . 'ff - IQ' -,Q V. '52 :C - , 1 1 AN Q K sal? Bk - .K 5 I - A ' ' gi Sb 'Uv V I Ia 5 X 1 r x Q I we-,F iff. ', - i, WI N C 5 1 v I L2 fe I J I i ,': . 4 I 1 ' y 7 ' B A f ' Weei , ' 'Hr ' P 5 .I 5-, an -ff ff ' f r, gs., 5.15, k r ' I. gf H ,. ... E? 1 I 1 2- 'B Y B . 11: ff' I fi. ,rfff ' 1 1, f 'f . . Q -I .. , ' I I ,ffzvf .f X , V I' , E . J-+ nn - V X. KING INSURANCE 5 a fljgdella Sl, I, SERVICE Make this your headquarters Dick King for Sportswear and Junior Clothes Eureka, III. Next to the Post Office Bluffton , ., I w -' fr- fav f THE KIDRCN BCDY CCMPANY MFRS. OF CUSTCJM BUILT TRUCK BODIES Road Grader Cabs Phone ul. 7-2901 Kidfonf Ohio HIRAM D. DILLER BQUGHAN BRQS. Insurance Agency Plumbing ond Heating A f C I I GENERAL INSURANCE , , , 335 Copus Rd. Dll Policies P y Box I I5 Plume WY I-3706 Ph 7621 P d Oh Lima. Ohio FIRST . ' ,girl :FIV 3 'Q , illli m n CONVENIENT A - A 4215, 0FF'CE5 i 'T' AND TRUST COMPANY PUBLIC SQUARE - west MARKET EAST ELM AND BELLEFONTAINE MEMBER, ALLENTOWN ROAD 8' KENILWORTH FEFrETJRElR'ALREDET9ig,SFITsISSrl.TM NCE CORPORATION SPENCERVILLE E. P. GERBER 8: SONS COMPUMENTSQF lumber - Hardware - Pam! KIDRON, OHIO EDELWEISS RESTAURANT Bluffton, Oh o Complimen+s of MENNONITE BOOK CONCERN YOUR GENERAL CONFERENCE BOOK STORE Serving The Midwest Religious Supplies-Bibles-Books Office ond School Supplies Berne Indiana LIMA TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH ff? e,..A 3 I ,I .16 ' ' 'ii COMPANY Lima, Ohio CA 4-OZZI Service Beyond 'rhe Conha I LIF HEALTH ACCIDENT Box 6 Kidron, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SWANK BROS. DEALERS IN CHOICE MEATS ton, Ohio Phone 2081 Compliment Page HOWARD M. SHELLY, M.D. ...... . F. D. RODABAUGH, M.D. ...., . B. W. TRAVIS, M.D. GORDON BIXEL, O.D. .... . FRANCIS 81 EVAN BASINGER, D.D.S. ,..... . J. W. HOUDESHELL, D.V.M. .... , W. M. NISWANDER 81 B. R. HERRING, D.V.M. ....,. ...... . Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Complinnenfs of BLUFFTON STONE CO. Crushed Sfone of All Kinds Aqriculfure Sand Phone l42I BOB WILLIAMS ff CHEVROLET CO L, Bluffton, Ohio 551 B mug j gn Li L. ' 'M mum . 1--1 X I .....-ux.n:.'-PM-,' E. -.. an B 0 ff HAUENSTEIN DRUG ' ' ' V 1 q Blumon, ohio 'Jog 3 gn, I tv H mf,k2's?w X ' ' .- .b IQ V 1 fly-.y.' I ., . 1 L ' LAL as nu N s , E MMM BOOKS lan: - 'E ' mlm if fag. in! 5625?-.: on 1 A STEINER 8- HUSER BluHton Ohio 'N Bluffion, for your new home. . . ' heating ' air conditioning 0 water heating clothes drying 4 N . 5 refrigeration 9 incineration cooking yard lighting WEST OHIO GAS COMPANY I uiricecfauds u. , Compliments of MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND -1 5 ji Cheers 'Io The Leader . . . ' for always having ius+ whaf ihe S+ucIen+ body Men. Yf3+Ei5flIffQ 323 fI'iiLf?+'oloiT,fncZiilQZ SPRUNGER' LEHMAN 8' C0- SALES SERVICE High S+ree+ En+rance Berne, Indiana Phone 2-2179 THE LEADER L.A.NeUnqMgf.p Lima Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SUTIE'S CLEANERS GREGG'S Bluffton, Ohio Limo, Qhio SaIes M I Elecfrical Consfrucfion my S Plumbing Service 2 I-'lulizln INC. ERVICE NS Heaiing Kiclron, Ohio KIDRON FEED 8: SUPPLY CO. FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER - BUILDING SUPPLIES - COAL Phone UL 'I-2861 Kidron, Ohio . . .... J. 5-f 1 . ' . Y' fir 'Q P If . g . I f -I I I ,- I ' A ' -'I - Q , ' ug ASM I I '- A ' IL, Van.. Sf: DUNBAR FURNITURE CORP ...L 6 1 I ' I COM PLIMENTS OF BASINGER FURNITURE, Incorporated SERVING THIS COMMUNITY FOR 59 YEARS Creclil Wilh Harl - Easy lo Sfarl' 5 ,4 VERHOFF LUMBER Builders Supplies 126 WEST HIGH - LIMA, OHIO Ph 1811 Cl b G Oh Terms As Low As Sl.0O A Week Ihr iilirtrnpnlitan Zlemk lima, Ohio Member Federal Deposit lnsuronce Corporoti THE IKUDHEN AUETUD INC. 4 A PIONEER AUCTION MARKET Ki- of r - if 1 lf!! is ' EVERY THURSDAY Wl1ere Livesloclc ls Sold By Compelilive Bidding With Best Wishes Nagel? Quality Flowers Since'l9l0 Propane Gas Appliances C A 9 N 9 , ,26 - Insurance - Ph 22472 Pulaski, lowa B 'd BROOKE MOTOR SALES FORD DEALER Blufffon, Ohio STAUFFEITS PURE oil STATION AQKEIUWE QQ EU RE , a Anv 05? fl Bluffton Ohio in f wi WET? Q B lmriwl BUCHER'S SOHIO STATION Bluffton, Ohio C. F. NISWANDER 81 SON Bluffton, Ohio . 1' -iv f , 1 We ,T.A ff! T ,T4 m , -A Specialisf in Living Cornforf --n.,jff Heafing PArl:way 3-9094 fl' L Plumbing Appliances 1 Sheef Mefal mi Refrigerafion L Air Conclifioning Wafer Condifioning 158 LeRoy F. Musselman l , 335 Reliance Soad C-5able's Painfing Service Telford, P Kifchen and Bafhroom Remodeling l Blufffon, Ohio COMPLIMENTS. oi: AUGSBURGER'S GARAGE mpleie Car and Wheel Balance Se BLUFFTON, OHIO rvice COMPLIMENTS OF PATT E R S O N 'S Now in Our Second Cenfury 4l8 Main S+ree+ FINDLAY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ALSPACH CLEANERS BLUFFTON, on-no COMPLIMENTS OF AMSTUTZ POULTRY 81 EGG KIDRON, oHio HASS HOME MASTER FEED MILL FURNISHINGS MASTER MIX FEEDS Whirlpool Elecfric Appliances Radios - Household Furnishings BLUFFTON, OHIO HASS FUNERAL HOME PANDORA, or-no -1 V-gy , .I K .,,,1:.-55 1- 33-rf, M , .A ,.v. ., .. ,,,...., v... g ..-,v.S..m-.fm-Q. ,YM M, .Ya '..e My P1 Q mama ,,,M,, , , ..... .,,. 1 Na, .N.. ,.,. .,,. .-,V X, , 1-...M ,. ,.,.w.Q . ., . f:lgO'::aA+?C ' 'P A Privafe Bowling Pin Parfies Spojders may be arranged Comple+e Bowling . Equipmenf U Air Ccndmoned Owner and Manager for Summer Comforf WT 2? 3 N432 The Daileysu - .V -- - .Nw .-M.-.mb ..sre1L:sx.. THE BLUFFTON NEWS Blufffon, Ohio F v , , , A T'-le 3ILlSSE'lI'Ilfl!'l Libra 'r th thine enemy hunger' feed mernbers x.ho voted, DOXKGNGIL What are flepulnlillns like :ind XCAV f,i,.Ulf5- Smdx. Infact: fog l t The Umwf, Qhtes has only 11, or ill percent. xoted for who spoii,ef,l,S Thom? Hwy, nlonlh lllls wiv Tl 0 K- -h Y' I dramati fo do me vice P ' md me 505501 Team :oes To HY1 af.. . Q . pmgiiijbrl:gli-1-I-Eiif o,, . . .I I ig : that. in U beflscic Q and flivlll- llmmgt Cl -'SL Q 4 hnllrlillee, ro- G qevasti V ,idinl :ind thi I' Nl: V 4 ..., ins F110 S' 'Q 5 fluus, LIIULLQULD- on ml, YH.: DV' , le Qhfnnsl and BLUFFTON COLLEGE, BLUFFTON, OHIO -ms .ire Saw s f I E 1 have--l,l-1-, N gf- ff ln heal nd DWUTOU S 59 V 51 MP Slflsllfs ' and inf 0 ' I1 111 3 -P W' o -Hn Home w'lI l A x9 9 of eultivatle ally P91 ' ,f I4 I 99 50' .gov ration has alle 1' .Jeen f ' -- M 'UI UU U' d'7'PU'3' PI'Cd .seardins 4 OZ' of rice DF... AI I Vvili be in Cub' F Q ' ol OLIITIYI lil cyvii51?iliTiOT1 0: , , . Q s, .l I'y use pl., . consisting of Bible it 'ine system ang at 4.412-av? 1, M-L Series Brings 11 be ,md IKJHAZAS' Q 1 md: Se ' Pianist Stravlnsky l mlfmL so A QQ! A ' - ' 'brarx' o . O xThe elderly people look forwe' Y . A L' im 3 vs- loTLhese visits. 0 HnTiIItI15giOiLTej6IEtg2 H ,.ersily, ed- qtudjmgloipel TN for discussion. dw - HS Vote f01' Richard e. I eat emphasis speaker i G90 - - IOHS 0 9 - 0 ,John Adil. At Goshen College. Go ,dmuncefly Rex.. Gm. If --' Shen, Ind, 92 per cent of 499 Sh' ' Q xff.u,.NSChWun,l91., pasto o dems polled favored Nixon of Q9 'Wennonite Churcl ' I S 'eoSter Scots ha a B glb 'Ill S9l'V0 3 W I and th C Q Trmym S' ,Q 4 'ra VV991 J 6 S , semllcl and M- W ff Mikel' - .nly all T-N300 p, nl. A 0315? 4520 got H pliomk' 0 0 Feb, QS. These lnemin Q Q12 MCG0vff1'n, Seem- 'f will be oooh .- is Next Steph I 6066 int to the President, and Di- ' V6 Ll- ' 909 ?1'- 11- , of Fogd for PQQQQ' in nal ea- layed in- just 1-etul-nedfl-omJz1pal,Y gli, S ated U D if U A mi-and ba5n5 I- three. ...vi-lin: in Mosl- completed a three year tern A 1 and 3 D UM-V man Hall, room 2, ivlll l-om-ern fl1C'1'P. Af presenf he is worlfim .-dlhel 'ales S ZW . ,S, ,1,ilV.+a,w on the 0,00 ,l er tie re, P - as- -l ' Q- ff lnce regardlese 1' ting WSU 111 Um ----W L C 'mkgr O0 RQ I pg. qualms mme, '1 played even ball with the Research Week 5 YG I llvesidem Kennedy: might uit LY 'ld left the Uoor at half , Nlarch QT, A Doctor Looks al ' et bfel ' offering the food so desper- T9 Score fi 'lfldifal F 'l'3 H Remesentatlw ' y needed and placing on the In - ist f EDITOR . ., ,,... .,,..... ...,,, - .....,..,.,. , .,..........,.,,..,,...., , . . .,.,..... Phyllis Bixlerl lese government the resDOnsi- SGCOW' ' -'Cl' and ASSISTANT EDITOR ., .......,,....,., Carole Dirkss . . - QB . y of accepting or 1'eJecti'wCh'5TT6I1 --Alon combined BUSINESS MANAGER ,..i,. .,... G lem Baugnmana i a demonstration o' ' -ws and led the Beavers FEATURE EDITOR ..,,.., .,,. - ..,,..... J ackie Creel an conceit -v Ei SiX-POiI1t lead, 57-51, With 12 SPORTS EDITOR .. ., ,. .. ...... ........,... - .... , ....... - -,,,......,.-..-...,. John Gundy: 1 the ' o ,Hen they minutes remaining in the game, - , - S ' -, ' h sports as an adde 3 ur . . W St , h 3 th b t ble for the follnatlon of these moft' mf V I . Constan 5 blasted In then' , OO. elf Oweyel . .Tn egan., 0 meetings. 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HOSTETLER S+ru+I1ers, Ohio Nafionwide Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF d E COMPLIMENTS OF Howa' ' RosENBEReER's Baumgar+ner CRCHARDS A+'rorney , a+ I Law BERNE, INDIANA Quakerfown Penna 72 COM PLIMENTS OF LEHMAN HARDWARE 8: APPLIANCES KIDRQN, OHIO COMPLIMENTS or HARTMAN SONS Columbus Grove Oh THE CHARLES COMPANY, Bluffton, Ohio -5 -4 Bwfgszfioocf 'Zlffufuafw jnaufccuzaa fompany FIRE AND ALLIED LINES ForfWGyne,lndiono FOUNDED 1916 PROPERTY INSURANCE FOR CHRISTIANS We insure churches, Christian schools, dwellings, household contents, farms and mercantile buildings and contents. Rated A+ Never a court claim. Christian agents wanted: Midwest States. Bear ye one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ. Gal. 6: LOOK for +his SIGN ARTCARVED DIAMON DS Es+abIishecI I93I Think OI Us When You're In Lima SQWEIYE POE' X FAST 1-069 PICK UP OWN SEQVICE OVER 5262... 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S, 7, we W g 4 .. S KLJVC v . , MAJ. NP' ' 'QU Y . iyvx 'I7 !! s -In-.L '- '- -- 'I80 ::.,.1 -'S-nf: ,.. . , ' flvfliia... K 11. -fr '. ,2- fx . xr ,x 5,4 - 4 4 .45 A 4535- v J F ,.:e 9'-X. N K:-Q 5 .... .x IT MIGHT AS WELL BE. .. ..,.-..- .wp M' Fffaqy-g:Q:Q . v-1, -.- SPRING spoms -gzy,-ip. . . V .. .-- -1-111 .4.fv.1--'.-K Y -. A-. - -5.4 fl' -,wT':94', ,H -' ,., - I , . -, A.-'va-N .ir , 1' - .- . . - , ..--gl.--L fzlqn' f' .' -31, ,L f., Q- C --. .156 Qui' -.i A rg-Q' 'x!s!g:., -,1.'! 'v -5 :MV , . - . A. . 245' Fe. sf -75 g:-- ,A V ' - 4 -.F .V, .,, .Fizz 1 '4f'17 '-'fl ,rr 1 , . .. -,Q , - A ROW 12 G. Hostetler, mgr.g H. Lipscomb, D. Beer, J. Haning, P. Fil-ce, J. Larimer, D. Bower, R. Brooks. ROW 2: Coach Burcky, W. Stemen, L. Bruce, H. House, C. Snyder, J. Creel, A. Dzur, B. Evans, C. McCor1y. it, ff? B B, J ff A , 'll NI' L' IIB B1 181 ROW 'l: R. Graber, T. Berkey, B. Lupe, S. Von Gunfen. ROW 2: D. Schiffke, T. Hart, R Krofzer, L. Naylor, T. Marshall, B. Sargent, mgr. Pictured: D. Bishop, K. Schwarzentraub, D. Hcming, J. Gundy, W. Dickcson. T QA q,,2,f, P f' Fm!! Wd .eff ' xv as . Wm ROW 1: R. Gum, G. Gerber, S. Clemens, T. Lehman. ROW 2: J. Roth, Mr. Berky, Coach, M. Nussbaum, R. Maurer, J. Burry, R. Mutschelknaus. TENNIS GOLF George Nichol! Brett Gratz Jim Blosser -37 .Enya-. aw X 3 w SNWWNWTQ 1 X IW QM Jw ,Mm,smX X ,,.,w , H x , , Q , U 1 w I 1 X X , W 2 Mwll N Y, X C J U N E 'WS M M 0 NX X mem W B In U II II T 0 N VX Q I am worth now infinitely more to die than to live. ACTOR A ACTOR B ACTRESS C ACTRESS D ACTOR E DIRECTORS: Drama Music Speaking JOHN BROWN'S BODY ' l By Stephen Vincent Benet Music by Fenno Heath Larry Smucker Ted Berkey Barbara Lehman Mary Steiner .lan Emmert Christine Purves Earl Lehman Choir Phyllis Baxter SPEAKING CHOIR: Cathy Bauman, Beth Berkey, Sandra Cook, Martha Keeney, Geneva Nachtigal, Jeanene Pifer, Claudia Stevanus, Larry Christman, Homer Gerber, Carl Liechty, Dennis Risser, David Sage, Art Smucher, Ed Springer, Har- old Stockman. MUSIC: A Cappella Choir FOLK SINGER: Marii Hazen Melora Vilas walked in the woods that autumn. .Iack Ellyat . . . knew that he was glad to be Connecticut-born. John Brown's body lies a-mouldering in the grave. 8 ' . f. if Lf- 5 , -L, W-A ,-Q n -L' Q11 gi s -'54 it B ..A, A ' . ,E ' 56 Q ' H ei kc if , . 55' fn, 4 'gms-S ' A 45 :M.:::,:Q',54 , .. j'.'Qg2f?' ' V- fs:-4 11, 31,1 , , .1 - f :-'E-if ESQ-yg.:,fg :N 'LFS' 'ff' ' - ' ,uf-.ja1Y:':+fi vz6Xa:9.Q:L45Z 'Y '1P f ffX ' X,:,.g 'pq Af- , 'a ffl? Af W-11: A Zv- , fi , A. if! ER? W? 'R - T' :- MAY QUEEN Sandra Strotheide MAID OF HONOR Beth Clemens F' f . xv x, - .A 1: ,A . wie ,QI - steam' 15,1-1' Y ,G , '25 ' 6- t W m Y Q21 2 X ,, . ' . . ' 411521 942, , nl ,4 , fltiff .g2:3M,3g953. .lv 5 1 A wx X- A M. K H :L Q ,NM ' 4 . '. ff c C 3: ..v-4 W fx? V4 'x ,,,,.-' A' A MAY DAY ESCORT TO MAID OF HONOR John Gundy 11,3 I - . 1 .1 1-L., .M- , 's, Z - ' Nw , I ' 3 .g::?'i, fY'1f1fC:i if Y' sg '. Q ' y qM,j:i,5: ' 4 ' fx. xx 2. L LE. . - Z: '-'iw X: ' u '-.1 355, A f'f.:xiif' : ' RN xi .Aix X 'u 'va m x , 1 Q x ,L E , N . ' Y- .4 72 . , -X 15551 Yiwu 5,253 '21 X2 , Q nf MOST POPULAR MAN , 1 x Jim Benner MAY DAY CHAIRMAN Glenn Baughmon .07 Y A Queen Sandy and her May Day courf. Karen Born and Sally Williams are the pages. The iraditional May Pole dance is clone in honor of the court. 'I89 9 The Box Ceremonies Saturday afternoon. May Day Chairman Glenn Baughman carries on his many duties of the day. WM ., . - -. Y5ii?i:j'l'Y 3'M'b'E'.' -. of '. ' '- 1 , I , . 55?if'lfg'lQQ:!'?A.fAQf2QP:stl..ki1'.f,.Ffgt.. . ' P X 2 P-'iii vm 'FF31'tlS'- Q ' iQJQJv1t . . . ,. Q 1 fe:'i4'i'i Rfgiigfs' 'B -'Y VA . Qi,,.ik5,+ . X.. A -th W by K. Wil ,,, ,t., ,gin 'ny .. ' X X ' . ,lime -. if + 4 2. .M-. 'Ve xx,- ::- -...- . ' 1- we Members of the faculty walk to Founders Hall for Bluffton's 6lst annual Commencement. COMMENCEMENT Seniors enter anticipating the receipt of their diplomas. Speaker for the occasion was Dr. A. Blair Helman, President of Manchester College. A 1961 ki? PRX' 'u 4 sis Og!! 4 '+ BC 34 . LZ! 2 x,, Ji .A a 3 QB 9 9 1, 5. Y ? 33+ X53 yLA1'.,QlV'S v-P' is-j KN ' ,2u