Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)
- Class of 1963
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It exists to help young people to prepare for dedicated living. Real dedication involves oneis whole life. There can be no restricted areas. no closed compartments. The writer of Proverbs states that if we acknowledge God in all of our ways. he will direct our paths. 13:63 This guidance involves constant contact with the source of our direction. Furthermore. it does not come without thought and effort on our part. This is true on both the individual and the institutional level. This direction is complicated bv the fact that not all committed institutions or committed individuals agree fully on all details of Gods direction. Somehow he permits some individuality and varietv even in his direction of committed lives. Rather than being confused bv this fact. however. we should proceed with confidence and vigor in the path which Cod directs us. believing that if we have really sought praverfullv. the wav he directs is the right wav for us. Bluffton College moves forward with this conviction. and seeks to instill Christian faith. confidence. and vigor in those under its influence. ..,2Af N-.9 A ' K Lloyd L. Ramsever , . swf' X A . Nl , 1 College Hall Along these paths . . . Buildings 1 ,,....... .....---...-..,,.,... , , an--. -f - up--. K --... 1 ---. -----. ---.- yv,..f'Ns,,SxN I gg l,..,, WM ,V,n. M xrwwwvv' .x xx, 'Nbr , , 9, Mosiman Hall -2-Q. M B U-W,.. l 'fa Science Hall Musselman Library' . xX,. fllqysss YS ' .J-' 1' -' 9, :Q f Founders Hall 6 G x..3 A 2 KW' 2222220 mf mgvraf rd 1, fr Hirschy Hall Bren-Dell Hall Ropp Hall ,3...v1,lgC l.,lfll,'0lIl Ha U nclerbrush Path Lately We've wandered Past trees and ideas Some afternoons ago We walked through this forest of slopino hill With nothing in mind. That was vagrancvl In those days of the forest We watched growing leeks Shoot up from the ground. We followed No path Or All paths. Like fugitives. we avoided the path Clobbered over by settled men Of old family trees Some afternoons We traipsed through grass And grass fields To look for poppies In those days of the fields eolores pul pose. one ITL M8mOTy . . . with us these paths he walked, and now another path he walks before us. Not long before Ed Augspurger died on March 9, he said, 'Sometimes God takes away from us now what we want so much, so that we can have better things in the future, if we can only have faith enough to believe itf, His faith, so humble, so true, lives on with those who knew him. His short life was lived for others-so they might laugh and love and learn and be. Ed displayed to the end an inner strength and an outward tranquility that sang the song of his faith. Rather than mourn, we are grateful to have been able to love him and be loved by him. Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that you should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain. 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I 5 S til' rg 9 6 416! fy, s'?r-' Q as ww lin ,, U U, I A lu Lefs Get This Wagon Moving . 4 ' , N Ss! Wunder Who Has My Number? iw, 1 1 F? Ld! 'E We Enjoy Being Girls This Initiation is ilvtling N10 Down The Little' Rascals 91 Gav- Bow You Lowly Freshmen , Q -, Mui He-rn-'S Whe-WAS Wu' lxvep Hur Snglvk Brf-n-Dvll Hall DQ'di1'uI1un X. ' 'Q Bs. opf- He' Iy0FSl'lAI Look l'mivr My Bm The Homecoming Court I 1 Our Royal Subjects I Crown Thee Queen Judy L1Itle All All'lPI'lCHflu 'M I'IiE.:... 1' I8 Chapvl nn -mur Sneak Daw' S. Lets hir them high! Tired Bvth?'?? S WE img M. WI lm xnxx. 5 Tlu- Roman Forum Petr' ls Falling F4lI',lL1fl0 Vincent Harding Leads Disvussion In Bren-Dell Hall -SN s. Miff- X: fr jx'Qgk f 'j ' GLLEGE How To Hamill' ,X Man lrln Sadie HAWIKIIIS Day SATURDAY , Nov. 'I 7m R xg SW awk if V . s ,f s . -' S -is xx Q - Loose 4 MSTEN, Fong - .-,QIOXRE uuEgm.mhrao:o ' ' x ' A ' f- W ,..' f M... ' 'iv -me nu'- 20 I'm Looking Fur .-X Mun x I ,, nv, Ad, 9 Winter Beautifies B.l,I. Campus .ZZ-' Winter -,-,?X. VI Mitt!! M1661 59.9 Seniors Entertain With A Skit Musii- Lvvturrf Artist Shushann Shnshzm 1 .,g f ' ,Q ff? 2I - mf ,al Dates pr:-pare for Christmas Banquet I'm waiting. Neil! NWN S S The Speaker? lable X, X :Liu-. -i 2 xiii, N A sm wkmmw Lead us to the food Hai-re's one for Susie! 'W The Spirit of Christmas Children's Home Christmas Party , - . . f fi 7, O 1, , Mx it swim' .7 an -l-'bf l Warren Eason lectures on Russia Uur faithful grade recorders. Those precious cram sessions! A New semester means new books Alright, now where's the fire? vii' - 1 V K, 4-n xv - 'Q n i ' , J l in i i i in l H, I N N .ll NY K If Lug b -.Hit if . XA I ij ll ' I N ' ., 53: il' , 'i My Q A -mwmm all 1 rv 1 fi, X i it N yy, . V K E , , ff: 1 41 ,slie ,if' . 1 r' Y ' 1 f M37 ii I i i A w Justice Wm. 0. Douglas visits BL If T l' T, I Look who's studying for comps? 'T' 3 ...:9 - ,mx Sweetheart Sis Valentine Party .. X P . X 'S' s .. ...-N.5.4.p.,..::. Q e XX Q31-F 1.-rQ:b,:::I'5:s:s.x Q: 3, . . A - ' . xgm ev...-.-. L i - ::::::1e:5:bg.- 3, QA: lf: gg 4, ' : . Smilr- , you're on 1-andid camera V Take me to your leader! 26 WVB Baskvthall Team 'ff Sx Y 1 1 as AJ? g is if fa 94 W Q' Tw f. ff 9 W Q Who's ahead Rug? World famous opera held at BL. Among those attending were . . A record crowd enjoys the production A dramatic moment in the Plumbers Opera ....g..,,,, Spring Spring has Sprung' Humbu ,i A music lecture series event Students View Norman Schulman's art display 'fx 'fu 3. -,1 , 1'-' 4.1, - -,. Leap Week skit winner i fi X an N -I. Q 'i l1 'g f' , ff 2' 2 fx Q X 3 'U v- RX 6 J Xxx x ,,,.w4m-fy ,ekfrkr MMA 1 A242 - X 'S Q . X N we-. A W ,,,,ff ' E SQA: :X-:. 1 X X X X X X X9 X XX wx wxmm X+wNwvN5Q Now about those Cn grades Carefree. happy. and engaged! X -ax 'U .14 ,M Those glorious spring walksf Seniors play while . . . Frosh study 3 I R155 Play that hom, Roger! , ' xp u Q -i -' , .e. ka -W 5. - '- if f -2 w. .x v , 1 .- . Y, - , WY y is M H M., ,, ..,. X Sa XA W, LEW in 5 V f For you, Queen Sue The royal crown bearer W f fffxi .QQ sm EBI Milli Through this door . . . Books, hooks, and more hooks! ! Through these doors many enter to seek the truth ARK THE PLAEE Nu H: 5 which will make us free. IIIK e at ft' we '- F .Eff :ol 5 4' Does this hit home? t si P l 'X - . R ,. ' lt 'vi .4135 X-Iii? , I'li 'Iiv ... .. In-1m'fi-tu 5 1 ' ' 'H' I' s ,Q . if A.. I' w Qs E It must be here someplace. .V ',,- , We gf? fe . .xmxxSwNx5,xi.. f.- vt .r Sm 'Ng K Q V' i'Q X3 3fifyl?4t'X.1j5-L., -14 N- 1 Q SA gauging .Q S: YS? , t , ,Engage x N x--- wk, ,gb .ge . ., x , - .,,, -so .. W. - ll The learning process. What lies ahead. 34 Sign right here. This looks nCre-ek to me. Bible 'five us this day . . . This division not only prepares a man or woman for full time Christian serv- ice, but also helps to develop within the student a desire and technique to exert a Christian influence in school, church. and community. uBrightly beams our Father's mercy. is :Z-1 tiki. I think :Life of Jesus' would be fine. 35 l A Qs l 1 I The easy life of a chemist. Blue Monday Chemically speaking. which one has a toni Scwn ce . . . -? 1111 ,-,.,........-ll . . . the key to the future unlocks many doors of op- portunity for students ma- joring in this field. -mf N 1 Einstein's little helper Project 97 t Mathematics Mathematical meditation. Always he prepaxredl A major in mathematics provides a basis for entering other fields or prepares one to enter the Two plus two equals four? realm of teaching, Classroom celebrities! usiness Another day, another class. The business program serves a two-fold pur- pose: to prepare the student to enter the field of industry or to qualify him for the field of education. 5-L Nl U.. Now look at it this way, Glenn. Early-bird TV course Home Economics ,1-23 Step 1, boil waterg Step 2, add instant coffee. Who's who in uFamily Living. xxx -a ' Girls, girls, girls! The student graduating with a major in Home Economics is equally prepared to manage a home or to teach in the public schools. 6'Now, let's just think about it Elementar . 'ru . ' - Ay 'S 'S e 5 1 f s . r T.. 2 tr , ECZUCCltlOlZ a ,, - .. :,.......,. Li? r g 3 lf gl it? V ' Q rj 5? 1 45 . YT- Ahvh . Bulletin board Creativity Business major in elementary li- brary stacks? On the shoulders of the elementary school teacher lies the responsibility of establish- ing a childls educational career. This de- partment guides the future teacher in build- ing this foundation. Early morning crafts MMIIAMZJZ Student-teacher confab 5532 , p 'Q E-Fifi? tes Seco nclary Education '4Academic Athlete Yes, Sir, I understand. 'UP' This is the way we go to school. nu'-,n.v'v swim Providing a program for future teachers, this depart- ment prepares the interested student to teach in grades 7- 12. We recommend Singer. A155193 Music . . . one of the main- stays of Bluffton Col- lege. T h e i r many achievements are among the highest contributions to Cam- pus life. European Specialty. Practice makes perfect A tribuie to Bren-Dell. Q f 5 Prelude to Winter Once more with feeling. 5 N.................. f 1 ,J Like putty in my hands. Art, a field of expression, helps provide a well-rounded education and a particular opportunity to specialize. Hlust what I want. YV ow l The weaving Beavers. All work and no play. Hnttwln Side up. hysical Education Will: ll lilllv Iii: of lu.-L. fllis 1-urrivulum svlwcs ll hm-fold purpos 1 wich- 1'cr'1'c-atiulml nppmtllllities and to prepare Qx 0 ,pf A Iillln' nwrv umplu. W1 ' I fl.,-111.3 ff r lm-11 -hing in the fic-ld. X 15531 N 1 1 ff:-e,. 4 Xxx Do you umlcrstund? ix F3 CAMPUS ff X X ACT'V'T'Ew XY CA WMS CABINET-SEATED: S. Cook. M. Kyser, C. Bauman, M. Musser, J. Rivers, R. Isaac. STANDING: D. Steer, J. Yoder, advisers P. Sprunger. W. Nelson. R. George, K. Kingsley. E. Sparks. K. Schwarzentraub, R. Benner. D. Gerber, D. Bower. Laborers Together W i t h Godw is the motto of the Stus dent Christian Association. The SCA Cabinet sponsors Chris- tian Life Week. the Wo1'ld Uni- versity Service Drive. faculty firesides. the May Day lunch- eon. and the Spring Banquet. 46 M. Musser, Secretary: S. Grosvenor, Vice President: J. Rivers, Presidentg R. Isaac Treasurer. Faith-Li e SEATED: W. Lehman, Deputation Chairmang B. Reiff, Vice President, M. McFarland, Secretaryg P. Sprunger, Presidentg L. Copeland, Treasurer. Among the activities of the Faith and Life Commission are deputations to the Lima Chilclren's Home, Allen County Old Folks, Home, and the Lima State Hospi- tal. This year the group is sponsoring two Gospel Team quartets which go to several churches throughout the year, especially during Christmas vacation. This gives stu- dents various opportunities to participate in Christian Service. BOW 1: N. Helle, W. Lehman, C. Gregg, A. Witter, M. Brillhart, J. Mull. ROW 2: M. Liechty, J. Oyer, J. Huber, N. Kurtz, B. Berkey, J. Gribler, D. Moyer. ROW 3: L. Sprunger, J. Jochen, M. Gross, J. Morgan, N. Mees, N. Moffett G. Switzer, S Amstutz, K. Arras, M. McFarland, B. Reiff, C. Bauman, J. Moffett, J. Bechtel. ROW 4-: G. Baughman, S. Radelaaugh, L. Cope- land, H. Stockman, P. Sprunger, D. Bower, M. Harder, G. Wingard, D. Dodds, J. Herbert, E. Walker, S. Cook. 47 IRC SEATED: L. Fear, C. Gerber, E. McCarty, L. Crutz. STANDING: C. Hostetler. ll. llusser, M. Kyser, J. Purcell. The International Relations Club helps to promote understanding of tbe world situation through challenging discussions led by students and professors. Movies are shown about pertinent world problems and an exchange of cultural traditions is pre- sented by foreign students. nun ... mr: 5 mm ! L- CNHI, SCCl'CIL1ry4Trensurer: Il. Kyser. President: J. Powell. Vice President, Peace Club M. Smucker, Vice President: S. Clemens, Program Chairman: J. Clemens, Program Chairmang R. Steiner, Project Chairman: L. Diller. Treasurerg K. Kingsley, President: L. Pankratz, Secretary. The Peace Club strives to gain a better understanding of ways to further the cause of peace through study of basic issues of social. political. and spiritual nature. The club sponsors various speakers during the year. - l 5 a- ROW 1: M. Wy'se, J. Clemens, M. Smucker, L. Colley, C, Glick, L. YSmucker. ROW 2: P. Ropp, L. Diller, L. Pankratz, S. Yoder J. Schultz, L. Reeser. ROW 3: D. Widmer, R. Hendricks, R. Steiner, 5. Stevens, K. Kingsley, 5. Clemens. Recreation Club ROW l: H. Brinkman, D. Kenn, K. Seurfufs. E. Basinger. R. Ruth. Xl. Sheets. ROW 2: P. Frail. N. Clemens, L. Shoup, L. Work mam. .l. Bret-se. .l. Eisenbneli. E. Sparks. ROW 3: .l. Ruse. V. Niglglv. U. Hrwkman. D. Schiffke, L. Lehman, R. George, M. Lewis Lf. lfdwnrclr. ROW' -1: S. Cruse. ll. llerlwer. .l. Hall. R. Re.-nner. W. Sul:-r. To pruvicle recreational aetivities for students is the primary concern of tlie Recre- ation Club. Swine of the various activities include Sadie Hawkins Day. Leap Week, a week end of winter sports plus liayrides. square dances. skating. bowling and other informal parties. R. Ili-nm-r. l'1't-sitlvillz A. Yoil, SQ-err-tairy-'lie-u-iirer: L. Troyer, Vice President. Gospel Teams Donna Sprunger, Lew Sprunger, Judy Mull, Virginia Lantz, James Morgan. 2, gl 1 .M ,V 3 1 ,ig r wg I 'Nz ' Q: Intern ation al Team SEATED: Ruth Chen, Liz Raid, Carol Chen. STANDING: Steve Basinger, Gerald Wingard Ralph Suter, Ron Hendricks. The Gospel Teams are sponsored by the Faith and Life Commission and travel during the year giving programs of sacred music. The highlight of the itinerary is the trip during Christmas vacation. This year two teams were sent out: the lnternaf tional team. West: the other. East. 5I Q a J. MLSSELMAN Typist C. CLICK Cale.-mlur J. LUKEN Pllutngluipiit-1' M. MLTSSER .AXl.iI'lliIliFII'LlliHl'1 L. RITCI-IIE Typiet M. LEWIS Organizations S. LAWSON Xm- SN H. LIPSCOMB Business Mana D. LUGINBUHL Adviser C. UAUMAN Asst. Editor S. RABER Eciitfrl' Copy Editor B. HERKEY Curriculum L. MOHR Orgunizutiuns fm.. -W. Z CZ S. DILLER Typist S. WARD Underclas J. JOCHEN Fine arts D. MOYER Fine arts SINGH K. BORN Art S. WILLIAMS Art A. YOST Writer R. GREGORY Photographer R. GRABER Ads M. KYSER Seniors R. BIXEL Calendar P. SPRUNGER Sports i 777, CZ T S LL 777, EDITOR, Ron Conrad. SECTION EDITORS. Neil Lehman, Hal Hughes. Mary Gross Keith Kingsley. 1 ,f FEATURE WRITERS: Marg Hazen. Don Diller. Dave Wicliner, Joyce Manning. The Nvitlnarsunr acts as the campus news- paper and is published twice a monthf All the Wit articles are written by the students on the staff and other students on campus who write letters concerning pertinent subjects. The editor and business manager are chosen by the Student Council and they in turn choose the rest of the staff. The Wit. a member of the Associated Col- legiate Press. is read by students on campus, faculty, alumni. and prospective students. REPORTERS: Ann Augsberger, Seth Stevens, Ann Nichols, .lim Powell, Joanne Schultz, Janet Badertscher, Shirley Jackson. X5 S, 'W if 2' . .1 COPY AND PROOFREADERS: Linda Fear, Shirley Harkness, Dick Bollenbacher, Paul Hochstetler. TYPISTS: Velma Moser. Marilyn Driver, Elaine Stevens, Linda Cratz, Men 'S Varsity ve'-r:-fn' ff f .lm , KNEELIXG: lhmil ,luinv-fur, Ruger Benner. Phil Krmxsknp. Tum Dc-twiler. Cliff Kindle, Ruff 3IeDaniel, Paul Kucsma. Doyle lfriri-1-5, SECOND ROW: ,lnhn Rotlllislwrger. Larry Nt-ul. Dale Sehiffke, George Nicholl, Roger Graber, Steve V0nCunten. ,lt-rry Su-inf-r. TIIIRD ROW: Howard Huuse. Larry Elmer, Hurry Lipscomb. ,lim Rinehart. George Hoehstetler, Ken Schwar- zi-ntruuh, Stun Clemens. STANDING: Chuck Buniker, flruig Eflwurcls, Jerry Burrey, Larry Bruce, Paul Ropp, Bob Evans. l'hil Horri-ln-iqrvr, Bruce Snmnrers, Terry Inskeep. I.urry Cupvluml, Bulb Ruhr-r. Jim Blosser. Way'ne Dieknson. John Weber. llwnnis Di-llup, Wvnyiie KIIIIIIIHIIICT, Tony Hurt. Carniltl lhlrlilmldvr. .lim Roth. Dun Ilutvher. Dennis Alstaetter, All men earning a letter in any une sport may become a member of this club. jackets ure awarcletl to men lettering in the same Sport two Consecutive years. Finances are gainecl by the selling of concessions at football ancl basketball games. WRY- OFFICIQRS: ,lim Rlussi-r, I'ri-sidem: .Inhn Rntlilisbvrgi-r. Seen- Iury: I.urry Neal, 'I'n-zrsurvr: Hnwaml I'Iunse. Vive President. Women is Varsity ROW 1: Phyllis Frail. Jan Cable. Ruby Hixel, Lois Sliuup. Hhelia Oscar, ROW 2: Anita Lewis, Bertha Reiff, Beth Berky, Connie Patterson, Mary Ann Rrillhart. Linda Fear, ROW 3: Barb Van Orsdall, ,lohn Eisenbach. .lanis Lantz. Cheryl Conrad. Ann Hilty. Linda Cratz, Nancy Clemens. ROW 4: Joyce Rose. Connie Rlwnlvs. lrenc Henry. Sara Hunsberger. Bonnie Hockman, Sandy Wagner. Ginny, Nigglc. YVomen's Varsity B is the n'omen's athletic club. As an active Club on campus. the group has had lectures on such interesting subjects as skiing anfl judo. ROW l: Eileen C-ruff. Kathy Sehmietler. Bryn Morgan, Gayle Switzer. Dorothy Xrters. Molly Johnson. ROW 2: Maggie Henderson. Barb Brinkman. .loan Eninn-rt, Gwen Turn- bough, Sharon Kirkendall. Darlene Steffen. ROW 3: Nancy Kurtz. Carol G11-gg, Shirley' Jackson, Sandy Vargo, Eileen McCarty, Joan Kennel. Dnnna Sprungcr. ROW 4: Ann Schaffer. Rita Roth. Doris Kcnn. Myrna Barnhart. Mary Eyans. Joarirn- Schultz. Carnlyn Gerber. OFFICERS: Nancy Clemens, Secretary. Gayle Switzer. Vice Presi- dent, Ruby Bixel. President. ,lan Cable. Treasurer. 57 WB.C.R. snub Lvlv Trowr, Dave Plank, Seth Stew-ns. ,lim Bontriger. Rudy Str-illcr. Harold Stoekman, Jim Roth. Dave Gerber, Dave Hersh. John Wolf, ,lim Hall, Bill Suter. Henry .lackson, Eric Cillaertson. x in ,.,. .f M X xi if .1.l .5 Q ll..QQ i , ' it F We-Q s X s 5 Q a ' .3 Q e S s' E S ' 5 Mt .5 f ,STM OFFICERS--SEATED: Sue Starling. Pulmlicity Director: Shirley Harkness Librarian: Ellen Pool. Secretary Treasurer. STANDING: Harold Stoclunan, Manager: Lyle Troyer, Exofficiog St-th Stevens. Chief Engineer. 58 Classical. popular and opera music. news. language laboratory. and other types of radio broadcasts can be heard on this campus radio station. The sta- tion operating on 550 KC.. presents programs by students for the enjoy- ment of the student body. The station is located on the fourth floor of Berky Hall where students produce and man' age the shows. 1- -Que SEATED: Dr. Raid, Martha Lewis, Roger George, Garold Burkholder, Kenneth lp. ROW 'IWVO: Ken Scllwartzentraub, Steve Von Gunten, Dave Bower, Stan Amstutz, Elton Yordy, Lyle Troyer, Dave Gerber. ROW THREE: Way'ne Mumbauer, Denzil Dodds, Ron Ryerson, Seth Stevens, Charles Ballinger, Maynard Berry, Dave Case. ROW FOUR: Marvin Ritter, Larry Copeland, Bruce Som- mers, Bob Evans, Dave Sutor, ,Ion Brookmeyer, Larry Reiser, Ron Rupp. Commerce Club Commerce Club provides an opportunity for discussion of many problems of con- cern to the business world. This club is open to all interested persons. but operates mainly for economic and business administration majors. Throughout the year the club brings in speakers to discuss such issues as advertising. life and casualty in- surance and sales. Field trips are taken to area businesses such as the Ford plant in Lima. S 53, ': Ili f HEATED: Dr. Raid, Marvin Ritter, Ken Scliwartzentraulx, Carold Eurkliultler. Kenneth Ip. ROW TWO: Wayne Mumbauer. Ron Ryf-1'-fm, Stun Amslutz. Elton Yorrlv. ROW' THREE: Bruce S0llllllQ'l'S, Bolt Evans, Ron Rupp, .lon Brookmeyer, Larry Reiser. Investment lub The Investment Club is an outgrowth of the Commerce Club. The club provides an opportunity for experience in the principles and the techniques of sound invest- ment practices. Members may invest funds ancl follow the growth of their investments. SEATED: A. Hilty, D. Kidd, N. Moffett, Miss Edna, udxiscr. SECOND ROWY: D. Arters, J. Moffett, 5. Amstutz, A, Nichols. STANDING: J. Kempf. ll. ljrillliurt. Vice President, S. Croswnor, P. Berry. Presi dent, L. Ritchie, Secretary-Treasurer. N. Hess. J. Oyer. Ll, OSEA . SEATED: S. Starling. S. Rauleliaugli, J. Oyer. .-X. Willer, President. P. l rt-1-m.nn. SECOND ROW: S. Diller, BI. Driver, A. Augslmurger, D. Cellert. L. Workman, J. Eiseiilm:-li, P. Fruil. J. Bechtel, W. Lehman. THIRD ROW: J. Rose, V. Niggle, N. Clt-im-ns, J. liowt-r. S. Jackson, M. Cross, L. Crutz, Diller. FOURTH ROW: E. Walker, N. Hciks. J. Lantz, B. Van Orsdall. J. Jochen. B. Hof-kinun, J. Herbert, N. Moffett, Adu Lupp. Atl- viser. FIFTH ROW: R. Burkholder, Treasurer: J. Larimer, Vice Pre-irlvnt: D. llisliop. R. Ralier, P. Sprunger. D. Knight. S. Yon Cuntvn. R. Hummel. SEATED: P. Berry, C. Chiles, Secretary: E. Schultz, M. Brillhart, J. Kempf. SECOND ROW: S. Raher, J.'Manning, C. Dirks, S. Grosvenor, S. Kirkendall, A. Lewis. THIRD ROW: E. Stevens, A. Schaffer, V. Moser, E. Morrow, E. Hostetler, C. Bower, B. Shoop. N. Best. FOURTH ROW: Don Steer, Adviser: S. Vargo, B. Roehrle, N. Helle, M. Lance, N. Mees, S. Wagner, N. Lehman. FIFTH ROW: R. Conrad, C. Althaus, D. Diller, N. Scheer, H. Stockman, A. Patterson, J. Purcell, D. Risser, V. Stemen, R. Gruber. OMEA The OMEA. Ohio Nlusic Edu- 'ation Association. presents var l ious and informative programs to help music majors and mi nors understand their profes- sion. Q 'S KNEELING: Russ Gregory, Roger Burkholder, Dave Plank. STANDING: Sandy Haber .lim Hahn, Sally Williams, Nancy Kurtz, Doris Moyer. Elizabeth Raid. .lolm Wood Nancy Patterson. German Club Gerald Wingard, Karen Egeland, Ken Von Gunten. .lim Rousku. Henry Jackson, Marg Leonard. - 62 German Club is Composed of German students who are interested in learning more about the culture. country. and language of Germany. Student Counselors SEATED: Doris Moyer, Sandra Raber, Melissa Kelly. Sara Huns- herger, Martha Lewis. ROW TWO: Edwin Auggsherger. Ken Schwartzentraub. Dennis Bishop. Phil Horrislnerger, ,lohn Baech- ler, Keith Kingsley. Harry Lips- comb. George Nichols. Upperclassmen serve as student counselors in the dormitories and outside houses. It is their responsibility to maintain good citizenship in both the dormitories and outside houses. Faculty Committees are the Citizenship, Curriculum, Library, Music-Lecture. Per- sonnel, Administration. Ad- missions and Scholarship, Physical Education and Health, Religious Activities. and NCA Study Committee. Students are elected repre- sentatives for each of these standing committees. Faculty Committees E 5431 SEATED: Mary Smucker, Larry Stover, Ellen Hostetler. Lew Naylor, Sue Diller, Bill Bishop. ROW TWO: Edwin Augsberger, Linda Fear, Carol Chiles, Sandra Lawson, Linda Workman. 63 Big Brother - B ig Sister I l S SEATED: Carol Chiles, Linda Ritchie, Wanda Lehmann. Shirlee Ward, Marilyn Driver, Doris Moyer, Beth Berl-zey. ROW 2: Ellen Hostetler, Edna Morrow, Linda Fear, Judy Musselman, Alice Wllitter, Carole Dirks, Andrea Yost. Mary Ann Brillhart, Sandra Lawson. ROW 3: Karen Born, Sara Raclehaugh, Sarah Hunsberger, Connie Rhoedes, Sally Williams, Shirley Harkness, Bertha Reiff, Harold Stoekman, Larry Stover, Jim Rivers, Sue Starling, Paul Hocha sletler. Melissa Kelly, Sandy Rainer. i The Big Brother-Big Sister program 3 is made up of Juniors and Seniors to help incoming freshmen get orientated to campus life. Y N--ew fi il if Q X Q, Mary Ann Kyser, Vice President: Sandy Diller, President: Ruby Bixel, Secretary-Treasurer. :AZ is ' 155+-Q NN 'Ames X 3 SEATED: Ken Schwartzentraub, Carold Burkholder, Larry Copeland. Roger Graber, Lynn Cashman, Larry Neil, Don McCay. ROW 2: Sue Diller, Janis Lantz, Phyllis Frail, Joan Eisenbach, Marg Musser, Lew Naylor, George Hostetler, Virginia Niggle, Jean Jochen, Martha Lewis. ROW 3: Bob Earley, Barb Van Orsdall, Dave Bower, Joyce Rose, Denny Bishop. Jim Powell. Jim Larimer. House Councils SEATED: Gerold Burkholcler, Don Mccay, Larry Stover, Larry Neil, Ed Augsberger, Bill Bishop. STANDING: Randy Reichenbaugh, Tony Hart, Doug Court. Paul Shilling, Bob Early. KNEELING: Anita Lewis, Doris Moyer, Melissa Kelly, Janet Badertscher. SEATED: Sally Brookmyer, Sarah Hunsberger, Doris Kenn, Ruth Frankenfield, Ellen Hostetler, Sandy Raher, Martha Lewis. The Men and wl0IllCIl.S House Councils exist to govern the students. 'They also help sponsor some off the homecoming activities, Christmas party, Spring Banquet, and for the girls the sweetheart sis party. ON FLOOR: Masonii llo, Toshio Yoshii. ON SOFA: Currie Hsu. Daisy Lim. Carol Chen, Miss Edna, Eileen Tung. Leila Suhweil. nf Students doing independent study do research in their chosen field. 6 The students must he upper- classmen and on the exempt list. 8 IZ dz ELL Hd L F oreign tudents The Foreign Stu- dents Club brings to- gether the students of foreign countries to ex- change cultural. educa- tional, and personal backgrounds. It in- cludes students from Greece. Jordon. Tai- wan. Japan. Canada. Holland. and many other Countries. SEATED: Carole Dirks, Joyce Manning. STANDING: Bob Suter, Ken Scliwartzentrauh. Ron Conrad. r. i De Zta SEATED: J. Manning, S. Diller, C. Dirl-is, S. Radebaugh, E. Schultz. STANDING: B. Van Orsdall, M. Driver, S. Clemens, E. Hostetler, R. Suter, N. Heike, S. Diller. Membership in this honorary society is based on scholastic achievement and good campus leadership. Members are approved by the faculty. Who as Who SEATED: S. Diller, E. Hostetler, E. Schultz. STANDING: S. Clemens, R. Suter, D. Bishop, W. Stemen. Students in Whois Who are chosen by the Student Council and the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. Activities at B. C. N4 10 5 .4 .3 -' -s I . , if - A 2 Z Wewdevelop cu, Q .1 11. '6l'IfUCLl'67'L8SS W, , ' r 'x, l,.x, . A ..A. 4, Y 2 ' S ROW 1: S. Kirkendall, C. Stillherger, N. Swank, L. Reimer, V. Lantz, J. Emmert, D. Sprunger, M. Wyse, C. Neal, C. Gregg E. Stevens, J. Cribler, M. Bleam, N. Kurtz. ROW 2: G. Switzer, K. Pletcher, L. Colley, G. Noel, J. Nash, K. Arras, M. Henderz son, L. Detterman, R. Hilty, S. Radahaugh, J. Schutz, S. lnhocly, K. Nussbaum. ROW 3: Mrs. Purves, E. Raid, C. Moyer, S. Webb C. Glick, D. Bishop, G. Benroth, J. Morgan, E. Sparks, G. Wingnrd. J. Powell, M. Miller, R. Suter, S. Wagner, A. Nichols, R Huber. ROW 4: J. Arn, D. Suter, D. Price, B. Hurlburt, D. Yoder. J. Blosser, R. Gossman, M. Hefner, J. Wolfe, J. Hall, B. Crouch J. Reis, P. Ropp, L. Sprunger. ROW 5: C. Edwards, D. Diller, A. Hartzler. D. Smith, C. Studer, J. Bacchler, S. Basinger, K. Graber H. Jackson, D. Clarke, R. Newcomer, R. Hendricks, C. Pfaadt, L. Ref-ser. C horaliers . W 3 Q C Choraliers was formed both for entertain- ment, and for improvement of choral train- ing, through the use of secular and sacred music. Under the direction of Mrs. John Purves the organization gives various pro- grams throughout the year including assem- bly programs, church programs, and concerts 1 with the concert band and college orchestra. fi The officers are as follows: President, D. Diller, Vice President, D. Bishopg Secretary, J. Schultz, Business Manager, Harold Stock- mang Librarians, D. Sprunger and J. Grihlerg Stage Manager, M. Miller. THE CHORDBUSTERS: Paul Ropp, Max Miller, Al Hartzler, Cary Studer. 7I SOLOISTS: ilohn Thut. Tenor: Charlene Peterson, Soprano: Jimmie Pitts Cuviness, Contraltog Warren Allen, Basso, Choral Sooiet. The Bluffton College Choral Society is com- posed of over two hundred voices from the col- lege and surrounding community. Under the di- rection of Mr. James Bixel, the annual Christ- nmstime rendition of the Messiah bv Handel took place on December l6. Russel Gregory. Presidentg Steve Cross. Busi- ness Mzmager: and Rohert Wleaver, Aeeompanist. assisted at rehearsals. 3 ROW 12 L- GFHIZ, N- CIBINGHS, N- Best, J- Mfrffvtt. S. Vurgv. L. Diller. .l. Stauffer, S. lnbody. ROW 2: C. Patterson, E. Stevens M. Musser. C. Gregg. N. Patterson, S. Nlosimun. J. Blussf-r. Bl. He-nclcrsun. D. Bushurl. N. Kurtz. R. Gregory, C. Conrad. ROW 3 ,l. Hahn, A. Fclmfer. H. Agard. C. Althaus, L. Gundy, K. Cralacr. .l. Hilty, S. Augspurger, R. Graber, H. Hughes. ll. Miller. E Croff, J. Arn, S. Cross, B. Smmnr-r. P. Rapp, ll. Early. G. Sturlvr. ROW 4: D. Plank, L. Workman, C. Kindlc, A. Hartzlcr, J. Reis Professor Earl Lehman. Director. Band and Orchestra ROW 1: N. Patterson. R. Burkholder, C. Dirks, D. Ile-rillul. R. Hilty. C. Patterson. S. Yoder, J. Wolfe. ROW 2: J. Szabo, ll. Oya mada. S. Pepple. J. Clemens, M. Smucker. Steiner. J. Stuuffer. E. Stevens. L. Dillvr, D. Doslmrt. ROW 3: D. Plank, C. Kindlf' L. Workman, D. Moyer, J. Blosser, 9. Mosinmn. K. Graber. Nl. Hiller. P. Rupp. S. L. Fleuckiger, B. Fmnnwr. Prof. Earl Lehman Director. 73 The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie PARAVICINI: I will come with you to the kitchen and we will see what we can concoct together. A charming occupation. GILES: 'Tm lielping my wife, Paravicinilv Q ,,.- 1, L-gf H ASA f wi TROTTER: -'W!'llHl.S your real name? MISS CASEWELL: I told you-Leslie Margaret Katherine Casewellf' 74 CHRISTOPHER: Everything would be all right if my mother hudn't died. She would have taken care of me-and looked after me . . . CAST Giles Ralston 7,,,,, ., ,,....77,7,, ,.7,,, J alnes Hahn Mollie Ralston ,,7, ,, Y Ruby Bixel Mrs. Boyle .,,7.., ..,,,,,,,, , , Ellen Pool Miss Casezvell .,,, . Ann Augsburger Mr. Pclravicini ,i,, ii,,,,, J ames Rousku Sergeant Trotter ...,, .,t.,. T ony Arnold CIITZIHOPIIET Wren ,,,,.. , ,,,, James Powell Major Metcalf 7, 7, .,,,, to Dick Boshart Director ,,,,,iii. ,i,,i, , ,,,,.. G ene W. Caskey Assistant Director ,,,,, Shirlee Ward Stage Manager . ,i,,, Sue Starling PARAVICINI: L'Ancl this-is llonkswell Manor Guest House, you said? Perfect. Perfect. Q-Q , 4 563' - x ls . 1 'W'-1 PQ Q , .4 . 1 . TROTTER: 4'Now can I have all your names, please? 75 Pt' How He Lied to Her Husband Pt' 77 Pickles No Man Is an Islandy' The Bald Soprano 7' The Double Crosser x.. 3, 'V wa K P s Qx x 'ixxx Xe x X xx ff 93 The Dear Departed assi' 2. KN fgilqkgs, ' Q fa, sf' Q EN 9' S Si.: fb ,me kiwi-. Q 585' L.--1 A 'Tx N ,Saw Music - Lecture Series Xl - ' x x 1 x , 1, Warren Eason lec- turing on Russia-it's economy, class, and geography. Justice William Douglas during B.C. News Conference. V t ' ? Z :Z - 3 3 2 ' 2 I IE ' e. x Vx as 1 'Q E kt fs -Q But as soon as my prodigal younger brother has an idea, you do everything you can to help it along. WARREN KLIEWER, poet and author 41f4 80 The Prodigal And why? Because you have returned from n IllI'L'E-lll0Illll spending oxpeditionf' The Baroque Chamber Play- ers from Indiana University. James Pellerite, flute: Jerry Sirucek. oboe: John White, hurpsicliordg Murray Goodner. bass. X fr' Accompanist for Miss Shoshan. ,,..-vi Shoshana Shoslian, Soprano, Israeli National Opera Company. Bl - Q, ,. - 5 iklpltal I IllXf'l'hiIf' Rami 1-omert in Founders fw- ie, 5, Km-nn:-Ih Alllddll. f1UIlt't'l'l artist 82 f+ -4 X I Tlltxflltlgillll Dr. Gvorge' Hutlrivk A'-T JK- H.. 555.3 1 5 E7 fx V, 2 fig -'ii R 1' ? 27 3 1:- I ,,,.,4-vw Vi atPr W aler Water Water Xxx X xXx ' ' r FIRST ROW: P, Etler, P. Rupp, P. Kucsma. L. Neal. K. Schwarz:-ntraub, P, Eisvlstein. T. Hart, R. Pitzer, W. Stemen, S. Mar lult. II. Moyer. SECOND ROW: K. Camper, .I. Steiner. R. MvDaniels. .I. R?Il IlL'HIlUCIl, L. Martin, D. Butcher, P. Krouskop, T. Det weilcr. J. HI-min,m-r. D. Sf-hiffke. R. Rvichenlnlcll. E. Gillnffrtwn. D. Wmnd. I. Rupp. THIRD ROW: D. Alstaetter, D. Jameson, L IXIUIIVII. R, R1-nm-r. C. Burklmlder, C. Hwwell. D. Dislmp, J. Wright. R. Kuple. D. Court. R. Young, L. Copeland, D. Fausey, J. Roth Iislwrgf-r. J. Wvlwr. XI. Cuinga .If Rinefhxxrt. Cnucll Must. 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A A - V YL V ,E , M I ,WNV L . . S, A. ..A, , ,,,, ,U , Q, A Mgr? '2Qsi l3b-2QyiQ5 ' j'3 'Y Q Y - 3' 5 Qi -- '5gF,, Lxf? . y .V V, I -b gy- -I ,L V ' 1 t, ask, fifsvw : T - ws fwg, aixfkwvr-ir, ,- v . wal -fa-:aka ,. , ,. -- , - ' f-S., vi . N A - ' . 3115- a3f ' - ' '- : .1 f ' ' 1523?-b f 5 lx 37 xi 3 2 Beavers in action -vw B.C. ends season with 7-2 record Bluffton ..A.,,,,,7,,,,,,,,A Bluffton ....7,7 ,,,,.,.7, Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton BEAVEITS DEBUT The football team soared through this season with a record of seven wins and two lossesg the Ohio Northern game was the high point for the team. Six Bluffton players attained all-league status. They were: Mike Goings and Larry Stover. who were also all-league among Ohio small colleges: Willie Stemen. John Weber, Ralph Pitzer and Ken Schwarzentrauh. Besides this impressive record our own Mike Goings claimed two other titlesg he was the leading scorer of small colleges in the U. S. and ranked third in rushing among small colleges in the U. S. 1962 SEASON RECORD 29 32 Grand Rapids r.,,..r, 13 3 Alma .,..t,tt.,t,,ttt....., 35 Wilmington ,.tt........ 8 31 Defiance .... .,.,,,,tt 1 9 8 Findlay .,..t,,,........,, 28 12 Ohio Northern .,,t,. 10 8 Ashland ,,t,,....ttt.,..,, 20 27 Manchester 6 41 Northwood ............ 7 Benner receives last-minute instruction QUEEN JLTDY MULL Suplmlnore attendant. Linda Workman Junior attendant, Sally Williams Queen Judy leaves the game. Keepers of the crown, Homecoming Sally and Escort John Weber li? a. 1 ?? ,Mx a rg, 5 5 i.,g5 , Linda and Escort Willis Stemen v'-waning '5- -0 J' ' K f Q tk f gf 'Ulf' Y SEATED: A. Hartzler, J. Burrey, L, Martin, W. Dickason, A. Clark, B. Raber, L. Shutler. STANDING: C. Hostctler. statistieiang C. McCarty, Manager: P. Shilling, B. Cummings. A. Sabiers, C. Mishler, D. Jameson. J. Rinehart, assistant coach: Ken Mast, coach. Blajftonis Basketball Season Closes with 6-15 reeorol This years basketball season ended with a new success as the team finally seemed to be working together as a group. Coach Ken Mast lost six men at the beginning of the second semester. three of whom had been starters. This meant that a re- organization of the team. as well as a new challenge. was necessary to begin the new year. The team responded and seemed more determined than ever, snapping back to win four of the six games played that semester. The future is definitely promising with several freshmen and sophomores as returning lettermen for the ,63-'6-1 basket- ball season. XE X Warm-ups Lnvker room instruvtions Game Preliminaries BMW x A r ...W - .... , N - ':a3g,i.,g4:,.E.,,, ,. X, Um . .gg fin ft? 7'fk1 ' .9 ,A , 5. 'Q if J, 3 ll 1 ,I 6' 15 , Q me -Jw xrgiaPN1i? '-Q'-X -X , I Introductions Las! huddlc- before game time-Y X Y- . ex' 3 'i Lit . ,. ,hiciie- 95 if' I 1 'f as v 1 i 3' 6 '-M ...x. , lldvli MJ 1 1 WRNIXYW Q ey-'f f 1 1 - N5 f f C .-ff snggmv um rldlvlbml ma A H sw 1, Fl 'U ,.yq,'g1f I ,Q Q i,w,1 Q , wr . n 'QW-0-vw 3 S 41 5' Q ,:,.:: 1' X' Q3 :- ,. .gi 1 VL Q.-'l-:MM i i . In - Y 5 A-Q -k. A look at the fighting five Back to the bench Bluffton Bluffton .,.A Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton t,,, Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton .,,, Bluffton Butcher shoots fade-away shot. Ga me Scores 46 52 ff 63 64 76 ., 69 51 65 73 65 52 51 .9 ,,o,,, 105 82 96 79 M103 71 73 ffffff 69 66 Edinhoro , , , 9,66 Ohio Northern . ,W62 Wilmington , ,W86 Huntington t,t,, 72 Defiance , ,,... 77 Heidelburg , ,,,,,,,,, 73 Tabor College 59 Bethel , .,,,,t,,, . 57 Lawrence Tech, ,, ., 7 N73 Ashland , . ,,,,,, tttt,,,t 6 2 Cedarville , 69 Findlay ,,,,,,, 69 Manchester 33 Defiance V H 99 Cedarville 91 Goshen .,,,tt,.,, 94 Northwood ,,,,,, . ,,,,,, 74 Wilmington H 7 69 Huntington tt,,c.t. .V..V777 3 9 Ohio Northern 941- Ashland .,,,,tc 97 Haber and Dickason rebound Limla Colle-y, Beth Berk:-y. Bxyn Morgan. Nunvy Swank. Uumthy After Cheerleaders Girls 7 Basketball ' 4 4. ' i., 4- v X -nv n I-f , E: IxYEEI,iN1l: L. Martin, C. M1-flurry, H. Lipscoinli, U. Hznninit. P. Eismrlmviii. J. Burry, P. Kucsnin, B. McConnell. T urs. I.. Qlnnrly. STANDING: lfmivli Uurcky, D. Recd, L. Hrucc. P. Shilling. P. Krouskop. L. Flictlvr, B. Cummings. XX If er YV ix 1 ingu J. oifingor. H. Timm-. W. Fic-nien, A. Clair: Baseball Our turn to Init fx. L M? 0- L14 2 QQ ,Q 'Kham- , , 3 J Q Q Mwdf' I gut il! Ayers has 1t ,,Q,,.,: y A f , ,L ,ff W- ..- , YZ: - ., 2 The Hat digs in KNEELING: R. Paul, I. Dearth, W. Suter. C. Kindle, T. Marshall, L. Naylor, R. Deal, C. lnama. STANDING: Coach Mast, S Augspurger. D. Clark. D. Schiffke, D. Wood, D. Bishop, W. Dickason, D. Court, R. Suter, D. Jameson, R. McDaniel. . -X 3. N ,. X , 1 Q w X X g ::f,1,. W ., 'X.-. NC: ' . '. V' X . '.L 1' - .- -X 'Q 23:9 YV: ,Q--'c,Q'.i,-?.:1Q9,5 v, Q 'W 2 'L 2 f. fl + X ' -2:2 m..:m.s X X ,Q N .. ,.,..: .V.: , N .. ., ..,... - . . x H b A ,- ' 'f :gi 1 N, . , :.A.g, X -.,y.m-:igv,x.-.gn -. 'eriikn Wifi? '2.:, gm ...QQ 1 I . e . gg ., f--A fa. fexjl.-Y , gg 'fy V . 'j W X ' , ' J, 1-E-'25 w:,Z'4 .,- -' - Y- D .. 4 w IO4 ,.,,, .- Track .N . ., -L. Augspurger. Sclmiffke. Bishop. Deal Wayne measures up Dig that Ipana smile Ywf- . A ., 4 N . ff wir? H M KNEELING: G. Kummery, M. Miller, J. Roth, S. Clemens, D. Hersh, R. Burkholder. STANDING: R. Hart, R. Ryerson, R. Isaac, W. Bishop, Coach Nussbaum. Tennis ' f f A thinking man Hersh returns d, 'fu .. x . N11 X-6 Ili George, D. Boshart, if . .Q .V 'P V N Xxx D. Brown. J. Blusser. C. Nicholl. B. Raber. J. Herr. C. Edwards. Golf . - .... 'vc Fl' . - -K. -x 4 - .- MEX, ---nas. . -1.-:- N: .- ,. Q. N Q . x X0 M ,s-X? X ' . ' ' ' 1 , f::-ffqrim-' -11... f 'If-2.5. -,Q Q' .I-it v. A1-K .V . v. 4 4. . . .1 QI, .....-' . , . W , x 93: 1 X K X, Q.: IS. wha Wig? if , if , nv- -- W -55.i5'f'1,:Q2kiETX ff.. , ' gf. .iiwwgiig Y 4- . -il. 'NN E-'iXf'f'.' glij giXwCQQ I..X:-5M 'M . X JS? Rirxiiglfex 1, X: N f - '1-wwf x f v .X :2 NM mf. N W W r x. + XFN Q 293: K --ww . X-Q fwaw p-+.:-:f- , X N. ff. w--N.-N ., .X . 2, rf. ...A . 1 '- ' - f NNN AA2132'SSP-sr3.:fNSN??'? -. . gr: :Y-'dis' Ni., v Blass Rabes Nick ' I06 PK I -. '53 N3 KQE , H is Y P 'm v : Q , f Xl 5 tvs!! ' 5 Q . . uf, 5 , Y f z 3 Q wk- ' 5 f m wh. ,L ' ni wal-' . s.,- LLOYD L. RANISEYER. Ph.D.. DD. Pre-sident Prnfm'ssnr of Psytlmh ngy ROBERT S. KREIDER, Ph.D Dc-un Professor nf History HARRY YODER. AB.. BD. Assistant to the President CARL F. SMUCKER, ABI. Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Social W'ork EDNA RAMSEYER, PILD. JEROME L. SHENK, AB. Dean of Women DCIID Of MCH P1'0fe550r Of Home Economics InSIruCl0I' in Physical SCi6'nCL and Mathematics ELDON W. CRABER, Pl1.D. JOHN H. PURVES, B. Mus. Ed Registrar Director of Admissions Prnfvssor of Education and Psyclmlogy CARL M. LEHBIAN, B.S. Business Manager, Treasurer IRVIN W. BAUMAN, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology GENE W. CASKEY, AB. Instructor in Speech JAMES W. BIXEL, B.S.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Piano and Theory DELBERT GRATZ, PhD. Librarian and Professor of History A. C. BURCKY, A.M. Professor of Physical Education LAVERA HILL, BS. Instructor in Physical Education OTTO H. HOLTKAMP, Mus. B. Professor Emeritus Professor of Organ EARL LEHMAN, AM. Assistant Professor of Music RUbbELL A. LANTZ, A.M. Professor of School Music ERNST LOBSIGER, A.M. Instructor in Modern Languages ADA LAPP, AJI. Assistant Professor of Elementary Education DARVIN R. LUGINBUGH, A.M. Assistant Professor of Art and Art Education KENNETH E. MAST, A.B. Instructor of Physical Education RICHARD F. PANNABECKER Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology lNI'DELI.A MOON. A.lNI. Professor EmCl'flll5 Professor of Biology CHRISTINE H. PURVES, B. Mus. Ed. Instructor in Speech and Choral Music DONFRED D. NUSSBAUM, BS Instructor in Business Administration HOWARD D. RAID, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business LUTHER L. SHETLER, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics PAUL R. SHELLY, Ph.D. R. ARDEN SLOTTER, Ph.D. Professor of Bible and Associate Professor of Christian Education DONALD STEER, Pl1.D. Associate Professor of Education E. JAMES SZABO, B.S.M. Instructor of Violin Chemistry LAWRENCE TEMPLIN, A.M Assistant Professor of English DOMINIC TROVARELLI Instructor in Woodwinds J. RICHARD WEAVER, Ph.D. Professor of Physics and Chemistry JOHN UNRUH, AAI. Instructor in History ROBERT WEAVER, AAI. Instruvtor in Piano LAURA WEAVER, AAI. Assistant Professor in English STANLEY YAKE, AB Instructor in Philosophy JEAN MARTIN YODER. AB. BURTON C. YOST. B.D. Instructor in Communication Assistant Professor of Bible Students and faculty work together. ' , ,,v1. ' ..,.,:Q- -. '- 53,40 ,js HEAD RESIDENTS Martha Rlioades, Freda Powell. Edna Ramseyer, Susan Knudsen, Elsie Plank 'zgx I ,. n :.v tzr'-T A gg H x R - fl , F' 'W' 1 .A af, ff' , A Q V . E Q-SQQQQSQL NURSES .ludy Breese, Ruth Franke-nfield XYZ? C7 OFFICE STAFF Dorthy Eastman, Jane Parish, Alice Devier, Anna Mary Naas, Jackie Yoder Barbara Patterson, Carol Blosser, Moira Shaw--not pictured. 0,1-mmm Q .1 fy ,A 1, X , ' 5 wfw ,fr . V , . ,. ,, .mf M.. .....,... ..,.. , ..., s .,, ..., , ., X 5 vw? , -. il 5.3. .IZ :Q 157 I -0- 5:s:. --.:,....:....-.-.M . ,,.., .,.., ,... . ,,...,4. .. W! MX fn Q ? 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YNI1.-lvena Ccrlner, Dorn Kirchlmfcr. ENGINEERS Herman Hilly, Charles Klvssxuer MAINTENANCE Amos Rciclwxrlmr-lm, David Yoder. Fred Reiclrcnbaclx, Darrell Huber Sk' 'V' IPL 1 6.1. NW: '. i. '..:.- N 'En , Pi, 4- , 5 ' . 5 V l L' ,. President Paul Ropp Treasurer Elaine Ragsdale Secrelary Mary Wyse Vice Presiden! Randall Reichenbacll Dennis Ambos Williallm Summers Charles Kindle Thelma Huy .loan Ennnert .lulm HL-mmin David Yoder Hama ,-Xrlma 3311, Alam Hwstetler Can' Hmwfll Alex Clark -I 'fly R---4 51111111 5l4'lIl1fl' Km-11 Cdllllfbdt' Lymln lT1'lI1 l'lNLll1 .lwhn Rf-icllf-nlmucll lIu1'lm1'u Urinkman .luamitu Huber iii 5 4 5-fm-1 CIIHTIPQ Inama Doug Cuurt Randall Hummwl ...J hr f ,..4 Linda Reimer Randall Hcichenbach Curr,vIyn Gerber Paul Kucsma Carol Ann Gregg l 2lI'- .,? 14 3 ' ',., l .Afnz r Q . , - A 5 ' g l - '. V- ' ' A ,, ' 'A ' I E51 4 I M r , J' ,,, ' Q 1' , , A 0-- ,' n ls A Q A -4 1 if ' ' 1 15, f' . ' ' - . 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Paul Scllantz Bertha Roehrle Linda Radabaugll .lulia Schutz Bob Searcy K-E if -372 Presiflwzl: Roger Bt'IlIlf'1'l'l Secretary: Linda YN orlamall Treuszzrvr: Donna Bislwp l'iC0 Pl'I'Sl'l'l0I1f Phillip Krmusliop Curf-l lil-Ill XL-ul Carol flluyx-1' Duxid .lamcll LwiQ Flmup Hal Hl1gll1,'S X x I32 Johnny Wulfingvr Sully Inlwdy Ann Hilly D 1'v1 ma Lfvu jxIL'l'iHZll Jerry Bllru-y Cx x'.- nTurl1lr1wugl1 Sk-111 Su-H-ng John Wulfv Daw Plank Judy Hnffutt , As 55.-,-wi.: Zn.: ,. 9 . -, G 4 X.. Nm Gail Nucl Paul Kuifer Cliffurd Kincllc Cnlwrle Oslxourn R1-heL'C:1 Shoop Ruger George Darlene Steffen Judith Stucky Q. Charles Buroker Carol Eisenback Don Butcher Mary Cross Larry Druce Leila Suhweil Lewn Lehman Dine Suler Sum Yoder ...4..,, if Tl 14,11,L 1 Q llwlm-l Slay Haul lim,-13' .Nun ,-Xllaslaxlrger Elainv ll 1:-1' lllt'1' Kll1'llLl!'l llfsarfl Dan Carlier Janice Gable David Case Norma Halle Susan Cook Linda Gratz Ronald Heacock Rogcr Burkholder Karen Egeland Cary Brenneman Cheryl Conrad Nancy Clemons Richard Bollenbacller James Brossia I 16351, Ha 'Q cf, Craig Edwards Donald Diller llardell Kriebel Marjorie Liec-lny David Gerber ws., 41 'Uh '27 Cary ,-Xlllmus .lean Addy Sandra .'xIH'4llllZ Dennis Allstaetter Rn vlmzl ld Rycrsou Sl'lLll'UIl Kirkvmlall Mary Kay McFarland Ned Sl'llCCI' Jann-S Nibwunder Donna Kidd Gail B1-nrotll Paul Hicls od Pg Almqy DOUGLAS MILEV Q -f ' 1: V- 1 , 5 I I ., , is .,., 5 f: V 'fury 4 .-,,,. 3 14255 H : ,.,,. :H 8? A 5.4 E 1,, Q - 5 15353, 7335 ' Vf-' ? 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Ohio Business Administration DAVID BOWER Boyertown, Pennsylvania Business Administration JUDITH BOWER Bethlehem, Pennsylvania English RICHARD BROOKS GAROLD BURKHOLDER CAROL CHILES Leipsic, Ohio Marshallville, Ohio Lima Ohio Biology Business Administration Elnmentarx Educatl u JOENITA CLEMENS Bluffton, Ohio Biology STANLEY CLEMENS Sellersville, Pennsylvania Mathematics RONALD CONRAD Arlington Heights, Illinois English WAYNE DICKASON Limo, Ohio Biolog LAURA DILLER SUZANNE DILLER CAROLE DIRKS l3luffIU1it Ollilv Pandora, Olliu Lexington, Massacliusett Social Wnrk-Psyclmlifgy Englgh Enghsh ROBERT EARLEY WL ls vu l . Ol 'O 9 ,... ., QQ-1 5 l C h mls K l ll 1 f '-'i ,.,. . .-Af THOMAS EDINGER Blufftun, Oliio Mau-rial Science Cmnpreliensive I Lift:-fa-fwsvfff 7 ,ji ,W f 1 . v 1 f AW X f ' ' 1,1 fi 5 V 5? N' ' , 5' ,4 of 1 I 1 f 7 X - 1-'f I 1 ' A ROBERT EVANS Comer, Ohio Business Administration JAMES LARRY FANNON St. Marys. Ohio Biology PHYLLIS FRAII., PATRICIA FREEMAN ULRIKE DORIS GELLERT Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio Elementary Education Elementary Education Elementary Education JOSEPH GOECKE Columbus Grove, Ohio Business Administration KATHLEEN GRIFFIN Elyria, Ohio Elementary Education PAUL HANEY Bluffton, Ohio Elementary Etlucutiou NANCY HEIKS lllulfton. 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Club 1 C1ll'1I'L111L'l'S 1. 2. 3 Cltoratl Sotivly' 1. 2. 3. 4 Dig 11rotl1r-1' 3. 4 Isla 1'l1otog1'apl1i'1'3 111151-11.111 1. 2 1I1U'Llll1llI'Ll1N 1. 2. 3. 4 Co1111111-1'm- Club 2. 3. 4 He-ad L1S1ll'l'2 Special Wi-1-ks Coininittce 4- Aflxi-vr of 11311 3. 4 1l1l'L1l11'-11411111111111 JL DITH ROWER Aloraiian Colle-pe 3 SCA 1. 2. 4 Gospvl T1-41111 1 11-ucv Club 2 Clloratl Stwivly' 1. 2 Girls i11 SOO 2 OSEA 1. fl- Riu S14 4 I72 GAROLD BERKHOLDER COIUIHl'lit'L' Club 1. 2, 3, 4 111l'f'LlSll1'f?1' 4 1m'f-QII111-11t Club 1. 2. 3, 4 lloard of Dircctors 4 SCA 1, 2. 3, 4 31611-S Hottie Council 4 Vice-prcsident 4 Football 1. 2. 3, 4 Track 1 Clioral Society 2. 3. 4 Big lnirotllvt' 3. 4 CAROL CHILES SCA 2. 3. 4 1RC 2. 3 OSEA l. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 4 Clioralie-rs 1. 2 A Capptflla 3. 4 OAIEA 4 Houw Council 2 Music 1,l'C1ll1'l' 4 Clioral Socivty 1. 2. 3. 4 Big: Sis 3, 4 HHS l1inafo1'o- 3 .1OEN1'1'A CLEMENS SCA 1. 2. 3, 4 Pifaufi- tflub 1, 2, 3. 4 Trr-afttrer 2 Prograin CO-C1ILl1I'I1lLlIl 4 Band 1. 3 Orcliwtra 1. 2. 3 A Cappt-lla Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Opc1't'tt11 3 .1unior 1'i 111'lta 3. 4 STANLEY CLEMENS SCA 1. 2. 3. 4 '11l't'Llt4l1l'f'1' 2 Pt'Lll't' Club 3, 4 Class TI't'LlQll1't'I' 2 Band 1. 2 Ori-litwlra 1. 2 Clmralim-1's 1 A Cappvlla 4Vi1lU11'2, 3. 41 Tennis 1, 2. 3. 4 Pilatus of l-'Q-11zancc 3 Adiniswions and Scliolarsliip Cui Aclniiriixtralion Coin. 4 RON CONRAD uuflll1lIVSIllIl 1. 2. 3. 4 Etlilor 4 1'1t'L1llll'C Editor 3 1'1l'Ll1lll't' Writer 1. 2 Ista 3 .AFI Etlilol' OSEA 3, 4 Nr-wslvtter Editor Big Bl'Ul1lL'l' 3 Choral Society 2. 3 Clioralicrs 2 Band 1. 2 Orclivbtra 1 Truffiv Court Judge 2 Travk 1 11. 3 WAYNE D1C1xASOl SCA 2. 3. 4 Rec Club 3, 4 RBC COIllI'l1111CC 3 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 4 Big Brother 4 SUZANNE DILLER Cliuraliers 1 A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4 SE'CfL'ILll'j' 3 Hand 1. 2. 3 Sec'1'1'ta1'y 3 SCA 1. 2. 4 IRC 1. 2 Secrvtary 2 OSEA 3. 4 .lunior Pi Dt-lta 3. 4 Curriculum Com. 3 Admission and Scllolarsliip 4 Wl1ere's Charlie 1 11.101111 Rrown's Rody 2 Express for Santiago 3 Cliural Sociuty 1. 2, 3, 4 1'1Ol11E'C0lTIlIlQ .Attendant 2 Student Cutilltil 1. 2. 3 Library Coniinittt-C 2 CAROLE DIRKS c1L'l'lllL1l1 Club 1. 2 Presidvnt 1 SCA 1. 2, 3. 4 l'r-are Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Race Rvlations Clim. 1 Program Chin. 2 HUHIVIIITSZIIII 1. 2. 3. 4 Refportcl' 1 Asft Editor 2 Editur 3 Copy Editor 4 Sfmliffz 4 Co-cditor 4 WRCR 1, 2 0l't'1lf'Sl1'Ll 1. 2. 3. 4 A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Clioral Socivty' 3 Cantata Singvrs 4 Dubate Tcani 2. 4 OSEA 3. 4 Rig Sistf-r 3. 4 Adn1i11ist1'ation Cominittec 4 hxwilllfft'-S C11Llf1Cj'u 1 .lf1l1n 13rown's Rody 2 PLll1t?DCE'.13 lnitiation clOlI!Il11flt.'l' 2 MARILYN DRIVER Litlll1I1lt'l'k'P Club 3. 4 Prograiii Clllll. 4 OSEA 2. 3. 4 SCA 2, 3 Faith Lllll1 Life 2 IRC 3 Ifilnmrszmz 2. 3. 4 Class Treasurer 4 Choral Society 1 .lunior Pi Delta 2, 3, 4 ROBERT EARLEY Science Club 1, 2 Sec.-Treas. 2 Radio Club I, 2 Choraliers 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Men's House Council 4 Play Cast 3, 4 THOMAS EDINGER Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Science Club 1. 2 JOAN EISENBACH Ashland College I. 2 OSEA 3, 4 Social Committee SCA 3. 4 Rec. Club 3, 4 Social Chairman 4 Social Actions Committee 4 Senior Class Secretary PHYLLIS FRAIL Miami University 1, 2 OSEA 3, 4 SCA 3, 4 Rec Club 3, 4 IVomen's Varsity B 3, 4 Big Sis 4 PATRICIA FREEIVIEN SCA 1, 2, 3, 4 Faith and Life 1, 2, 3, 4 Peace Club I, 2 OSEA 3, 4 Historian 3. 4 Choral Society 1 DORIS GELLERT SCA I Peace Club I Choraliers 1 OSEA 3, 4 SANDRA GROSVENOR SCA I, 2, 3. 4 Vice-president 4 Social Chm. 3 Devotional Committee I Council of Clubs 3 Student-Faculty Committee Faith and Life 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-president 3 Secretary 2 OSEA I, 2, 4 Home Ee Club 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Choraliers 2 Choral Society I, 2, 3, 4 HPatience,' 3 Isla 3 Identification Chem. Womens. Varsity B 1, 2, 3 Secretary 2 President 3 Big Sis 3, 4 Floor Counselor 3 House Council 1, 3 Intramurals 2, 3 Chapel Committee 2 Dining Hall Committee 3 WRA Delegate 2 PAUL HANEY Defiance College Big Brother 3 OSEA 4 SHIRLEY HARKNESS Grand Rapids Baptist Bible In WBCR 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 SCA 3. 4 OSEA 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3 Womens Varsity B 2, 3 SLJSAB HAUEBSTEIN SCA I. 2 Rec Club I, 2 Choral Society I, 2, 4 NANCY HEIKS A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Vice-president 3 Choraliers 1 SCA I. 2, 4 Rec. Club 2, 3 Secretary 3 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Curriculum Som. 4 Orchestra I, 2, 3 ihloltn Brfm'Ili5 BUIIXU 2 PHIL HORRISBERCER SCA 1. 2, 4 Rec Club I OSEA I. 2. 4 Varsity B I, 2. 3, 4- Track 1 Basketball 2. 3 May Day Chairman 3 ELLEN HOSTETLER SCAI.Z3,4 Secretary 3 Rec Club 1 IRC 2, 3 Sec.-Treas. 3 Witmarsunz I, 2 Ism 3 Ass't Editor stitute OSEA 3, sl- Women's Varsity B 2. 3 Treasurer 3 BQSE34 W'omen's House Council 3. 4 Vice-president 3 President 4 Floor Counselor 3 Personnel Committee 4 .lunior Pi Delta 3. 4 Who's Who 4 Choraliers I, 2 Secretary 2 A Cappella Choir 3. 4 Choral Society 1. 2. 3, 4- HOWARD HOLSE Bethel College I SCA 2. 3 Peace Club 2 Rec Club 3 Varsity B 2. 3. 4 Vice-president 4 Teacher Education Advisory Baseball 2. 3. 4 Seietict: Club 2 Big Brother 3. 4 Com. 4 Clean-up Day Co-chairm in 3 CARRIE HSL' Taiwan Theological College Foreign Students Club 2, 3. RLIDY ISAAC University of Wlatcrloo I. 2 German Club 3 NIll't'-P1't'bldl'Ili 3 SCA 3. 4 Treasurer 4 4 Adviser In Freshman Class 4 Big Brother 4 WBCR 3 Faith and Life 3 Tennis -I MELISSA KELLEY SCA I. 2 OSEA 1. 4 Womeifs House Council 3, 4 Secretary 3 Floor Counselor 4 IANICE KEMPF Home Ec Club 1. 2. 3, 4 OSEA 4 House Council 4 DONALD KNIGHT Choraliers 1 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Band 1. 2, 3 Orchestra 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 OSEA 1. 2. 3. 4 SCA 1, 2. 3. 4 Peace Club 1 One-Act Plays 4 Isla 3 Activities Choral Society 1. 2, 3, 4 Big Brother 3 JAMES LARIMER Basketball 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2 Physical Education Com. 3 Big Brother 3, 4 OSEA 1. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Vice-president 4 SCA 1. 2. 3. 4 Social Actions Com Isla 3 Photograpliy Editor MICHAEL LOCKE Intramurals 1. 2. 3 OSEA 1. 4 JOYCE AIANNING OSEA 1. 2. 3. 4 Vice-president 3 SCA 2. 3. 4 Devotional Co-chair Faith and Life 2 German Club 2, 3. 4 Sec.-Trcas. 2 President 3 Radio Club 3 Choral Society 1. 2, 3, 4 Choralicrs 2. 3 The Crucible 1 HATS Pinaforeu 3 The Girls in 5093 2 The I irstborn 3 Intramurals 1, 2 HVIIIIIHFSZIIII 1. 2. 3, 4 Reporter 1. 2. 3 Feature Writer 4 Slzolillz 3. 4. mgssai German Seliool 3. 4 Junior Pi Delta 3. 4 NANCY IVIEES House Council 1.2, 3 See. 2 Floor Counselor 3 Gospel Team Quartet 1, 2 SCA 1. 2. 3. 4 Faith anal Life 1. 2. 3, 4- Detotional Chm. 2 Deputation Chm. 4 Choraliers 1. 2 See. 2 A Cappella 3, 4 Choral Society 1. 2, 3, 4 BQSEJ4 Women's Varsity B 3 OSEA 4 Special Weeks Committee Home Ee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 . 3 man 3 NANCY MOFFETT Home Ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 State President-College Chapter OHEA- SCA 2, 3, 4 Devotional Chm. IRC 2. 3 President 3 Faith and Life 4 OSEA 4 Choral Society 3 'The Still Alarm 3 EUDRIA NIORROW Big Sis 3. 4 Isla 3 uII1'I771HI'SlH71 2. 3 OSEA 2, 3, 4 Faith and Life 1, 2 Women's Varsit B 1, 2 Y i Peace Club 3 VELMA NIOSER SCA 1, 2. 3, 4 Gospel Team 1 IRC 2. 3 Witnzursunz 3, 4 Reporter 3 Typist 4 Choraliers 1 Big Sis 3. 4 OSEA 2. 3. 4 Choral Society 1. 2. 3, 4 JUDY NILTLI.. North Central College 1 Choraliers 1 Where's Charlie I SCA I. 2. 4 OSEA 1. 2 Gospel Team Quartet 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 LARRY NEAL SCA 1, 2 Rec Club 1. 2 Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Varsity B 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Big Brother 3, 4 OSEA 1. 2, 3, 4 Dear Departed 4 JOYCE OYER Home Ee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. 2 President 3 Choraliers I, 2, 3 SCA 1, 2. 3, 4 Faith and Life I, 4 Peace Club 2. 3 Special Weeks Com. 3 Radio Club 3 OSEA 2. 4 fx D LOUISE PAIYKRATZ Bethel College 1. 2 A Cappella Choir 3 Choral Society 3. 4 Peace Club 3. 4 Secretary 4 SCA 3, 4 Religious Activities Comm. 4 Special Weeks Chm. 4 ELLEN POOL Choral Society 1 SCA 1. 2 IRC 1, 2, 4 OSEA 1. 2. 4 Radio Club 3. 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Slmlilh 4 The Crucible 1 Sorry. Wrong Number 1 The Girls in 5049 2 Express for Santiago 3 Stage Manager 3 The Mousetrap 4 i The Dear Departed 4 SARA RADEBALTGH SCA 1, 2. 3. 4 Faith and Life 1. 2. 3, 4 Deputation Chm. 2 Devotional Chm. 3 Gospel Team Quartet 1 OSEA 1. 2. 3, 4 Choral Society 1. 2, 3. 4 Choraliers 1, 2. 4 A Cappella Choir 3 Big Sis 3. 4 Womens House Council 2 Religious Activities Committ Special Weeks Committee 3 Junior Pi Delta 3. 4 BERTHA IVIAE REIFF' Philadelphia College of Bibl SCA 3. 4 Faith and Life 3. 4 Vice-president A Cappella Choir 4 Choral Society 3. 4 Choraliers 3 Gospel Team 4 OSEA 3. 4 Big Sister 4 Faculty-Student Com. 4 DENNIS RISSER A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Science Club 1. 2 Investment Club 3. 4 Commerce Club 3. 4 SCA 1. 2. 3. 4 OSEA 3. 4 International Relations Club Vice-president 2 Gospel Team Quartet 2 Peace Club 3, 4- Where's Cl1:trley 1 John Browns Body 2 Pirates of Penzance 3 Special Weeks Com. 2 C60 e1 1, MARVIN RITTER Commerce Club 2, 3, 4 Investment Club 4 Treasurer 4 Big Brother 4 SCA 3 .IOHN ROTHLISBERGER Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2 Track 1 Varsity B 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 OSEA 3, 4 Big Brother 3, 4 Investment Club 3, 4 SCA I. 2 EILEEN SCHULTZ SCA 1, 2, 3,4 Student Fellowship Chm. 2 IRC I, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Vice-president 4 Choral Society I, 2. 3, 4 OSEA 3, 4 Newsletter editor 4 Ilmilrizzzrsztnz staff I, 2 Isla Editor 3 Junior Pi Delta 3, 4 Who's Who 4 House Council I, 3 Floor Counselor 3 Maypole Dancer 1 Big Sis 3, 4 German Club 1, 2 Where's Charley I John Brown's Body 2 Mikadoi' 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 MARY SHILLING OSEA l. 2 SCA 1, 2, 3 Rec Club 1, 2, 3 Radio Club 1, 2 Secretary 2 Women's Varsity B 1, 2 Big Sister 3 ED SMOKER SCA 1, 2 Rec Club l, 2 Varsity B I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 4 Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Choraliers 2 . Choral Society 2 MARY SIVIOKER SCA 1 IRC I OSEA 2, 3 Commerce Club 3 Choraliers I BRUCE SOMMER Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4 Investment Club I. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 President 4 Chm. Board of Directors 3 SCA 2, 3, 4 Rec Club 2, 3 Basketball manager I, 2 Class president 4 Choraliers 3 Choral Society 3, 4 Admission and Scholarship Com. German Club 2 Big Brother 3, 4 Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4 Varsity B 1. 2, 3. 4 MARY ANN STAHLMAN SCA I, 2 OSEA 1, 2 WILLIS STENIEN Football I, 2, 3, 4 Co-captain 4 Track 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Yice-president 3 President 4 SCA I. 2, 3 Gospel Team Quartet I OSEA l, 2. 3, 4 Choraliers I A Cappella Choir 2 Patience 3 Varsity B 1, 2, 3. 4 Who's Who 4 Citizenship Committee 3, 4 HAROLD STOCKMAN SCA I, 3, 4 Peace Club I IRC 3 Faith and Life 4 Choraliers 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Choral Society 3, 4 John Brown's Body 2 Firstb0rn 3 'lStill Alarm 3 Passion, Poison and Petrifactio 'No Man is an Island 4 The Dear Departed 4 'Tiger at the Gates 4 OSEA 4 n 3 German Club 4 Bluffton Slaw Cutter 3, 4 Big Brother 3, 4 WBCR 3, 4 Station Manager 4 Slmlith 3 Business Manager 3 ROBERT SUTER Student Council 4 Vice-president 4 SCA I. 2, 3, 4 President 3 WBCR I, 2. 3. Station Manager I Crucible I Science Club I ,Iunior Pi Delta 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2 Floor Counselor 4 Student-Faculty Com. 2, 3, 4 Big Brother 3 Whos Who 4 MALVERN TIPPETT Commerce Club I. 2 Track 2 Junior Board 4 Secretary 4 BARBARA VAN ORSDALL OSEA 3. 4 Wrmnif-n's Varsity B I, 2, 3, 4 SCA I. 2 Rec Club 1. 2, 3 Choraliers I. 2 Where-'s Charley I HMS Pinaforen 3 ,IOI-IN WEBER SCA l, 2 Rec Club I. 2 Commerce Club l, 2. 3, 4 Investment Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Co-captain 4 Baseball I. 3 Varsity B I, 2, 3, 4 ALICE WITTER SCA I, 2, 3, 4 Faith and Life 1, 2, 4 Peace Club 3 Student Fellowship Committee 2 OSEA I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Big Sis 3, 4 WBCR 3 Isla 3 Upperclassmen Editor Directory Atldy. Jean: Sfrrztlusltj . . . 135 Agartl. Harriet: .llenlor . . . 127. 73 Alexander. Linda: llllaprtlfonettt . . . 136 Alliman, Patricia: W't1ylttntl.Io1t'tt . . . 127 Althaus, Cary: Columbus Croie . . . 135. 61, 73 Altstaetter, Dennis: .lIeCon1b . . . 56, 86, 135 Amhos, Dennis: Casttzlia , . . 119 Amslutz. Sandra: Yellow Springs . . . 61 Amstutz. Stanley: Berne, Inditinu . . . 47. 59, 60, 135. 142 Arima. Hama: Upper Volta. West ,-lfrieu . . . 119 Arn. James: Lansdale. P11 .... 71. 73. 127 Arnold, Anthony: Elido . . . 142, 75. 71 Arrus, Kay: Bloomington, Illinois . . . 47. 71. 126 X .I . - e - . . , ' - '- J 1 tra. Dorothy . Spencer . . . 61, 121 Augslnurger. Ann: 0trl.'HftrI1or . . . 55, 57. 61, 75, 134 AllQQ51Jlll'QCI', Edwin: Pzrlrtslfi. Iozert . . . 63, 65, 142 A1lg.lSIlllI'Ql.'I'. Samuel: Pzilrtshi. Iozm . . .73, 127, 51 Ayers.'1'e1'ry: Linitt . . . 127 lladertselier. Janet: fliezt' lf'ml1t'rigto11 . . . 55, 65. 142 Baeehler. Elaine: Ilnellesley, Ontario . . . 134 llaeeliler. John: Wellesley. Ontorion . . . 63. 71. 123 Ballinger, Charles: Crestline . .. 59. 142 llarnliart, Myrna: Bloorndtrle . . . 57. 127 Hasiniier. Irene: Bluffton . . . 127 F' . f llasinger. Elaine: Findlay . . . 50. 123 Baeinger. Steve: Bluffton . . . 71. 123 Bateson. Emory: Tontogunli . . . 121 Baughman, Glenn: Bloornfieltl. lotto . . . 47. 154 Bauman. Catharine: Sttssttiiittrisiillt-, Ptr .... 46, 47, 52. 142 13 c,-. ird. Mary Lou: Blttffton . . . 130 Beard. Michael: Syettrnore . . . 13-4 l3et'hte1. Jeannette: Bt'tItt'fllllfg . . . 47. 61. 154- Bf:'L'1llt'1, '1'homas: Bettrerhztrg . . . 134 Beer. Don: lfiniopolis . . . 142 Berry. Maynard: Rittnmn . . .59. 134 Be.-nner. Roger: .-ln1her,st . . . 46. 50, 56. 36. 131 Bt-nrolh. Gail: Bluffton . . . 71. 136 Berkey. Beth: Sfltlilllllllt' . . ,-17. 52. 57. 64. 142 111-rry. Pamela: Bluffton . . .61. 154 Best, Nancy: COIIUIIZIIIS Grore . . . 61. 73, 123 Beyer. Susan: Lima . . . 137. 70 Bigham, Miehael: Lonmster . , . 138 Bishop, Dennis: .1Il,Blt1IICIIt'1I'tl . . . 56, 61. 63. 64. 86. 154, 51 Bishop. Donna: Jlt. Blnnehnrtl .. . 71. 131 Hisliop. William: Doylestozrrz, Pu .... 63. 65 Bixel. Ruhy: LrtFrt,1ette . . . 57. 64. 75. 143 Blvani. Mary Lou: Qllf1l.'0l'I01l'I1. I'tt .... 71. 123. 51 13losser.Jame5: Culion . . . 56. 154 Blosser. John: .llarion . . . 71. 73. 123 B0llPYll1J1C1lCI', Riehard: 111711 liner! . . . 55. 135 Bontrager, James: Topeka, Indiana . . . 58, 121 Born, Karen: Oberlin . . . 53, 64. 141. 51. 70 Born, Marilyn: Oberlin . . , 154 Uoshart. Richard: Goshen. Indiana . . . 73, 75, 143, 70 Bosse. Eleanor: Fostoria . . . 154 Bower, Christine: Upper Sarialitshy . . . 61, 124 Bower, David: Boyertown, Pu .... 46. 47, 15, 64, 155 Bower, Judith: Bethlehem, Po .... 61, 155 Bowersock, William: Cl0lltlI1l?llS Grote . . . 130 Breese, Judith: Lima . . . 50. 143 Brenneman. C-ary: Elida . . . 135. 70 Brieln. Charles: Lima . . . Brillhart. Mary Ann: Orrrillt '... 47, 57, 61, 64, 143 Brinkman, Barbara: Bitrlingurne, California . . . 50, 57, 120 Brookmyer, Jon: Goshen, Indiana , . . 59, 60, 121 Brookmyer. Sarah: Goshen. Indinntt . . . 65, 138 Brossia. James: PGH'-lSlJlll'g . . . 135 Brown, Donald: Bettrerdrtrn. Drown. Douglas: Toledo . . . 120 Brown. Janet: Chicago, Illinois . . . 123 Brown. William: Forest . . . 123 Bruce. Larry: Dayton . . . 56, 133 Bucher. Judith: Limo . . . 143, 70 Burkholder, Garold: .llorslzollrille . . . 56, 59, 60, 64, 65, 86, 155 Burkholder, Roger: Leetonitz , . , 61. 62, 73, 134, 70 Burkholder, Vera: Bluffton. Burns, William: Dnrunrl, ,lIiehigon. Buroker. Charles: .lIt. lietory . . . 56. 133, 70 Burrey. Jerald: .lIt. l'ie1or,i '... 56. 94, 132 Hurry. Daniel: Berne. Inditrnrr . . . 133 Butcher. Donald: Russells Point . . . 56, 133, 86 Bush, Dave: ,lIOI7CIUltl. Camper, Kenneth: Bluffton . . .86. 123 Cannode, Kenneth: .lIt. Victory . . . 120 Carlier. Dan: Bridgeport . . . 134 Case, David: Dayton . . . 59, 134 Cashman. Lynn: Pljrnonth . . . 64, 143 Chen. Carol Chin-Pao: Toiimri. Free Chino . . . 66. 138 Chen. Ruth: Tczizetzrz. Free Lhinrt . . . 126 Chiles. Carol: Lima . . .61. 63. 64. 155. 70 Clark, Cordon Alex: Ridgeway . . .94, 120 Clarke. Don: Ridgerille . . . 71, 121 Clemens, Joenita: Bluffton . . .49, 73. 155. 70 Clemens. Nancy: Hurleysrille. P11 .... 50, 57, 155, 61. 73, 135. 70 Clemens. Stanley: Sellersrille. Pu .... 49, 56. 70 Colley. Linda: Paulding . . . 49. 71, 126 Conrad. Cheryl: Telford, Pa .... 57. 73. 135 Conrad. Ronald: firlinglon Heights, Ill .... 54. 61, 67, 156 Cook, Susan: Plymouth . . . 46, 47, 134 Copeland, Larry: Limo . . . 47. 56. 59, 64, 86, 143 Corey, Carol, Lima. Court, Douglas: Galion . . . 65, 86, 120 Creel, James: Painesrille . . . 143 Cross, Stephen: Congerszfille, Ill .... 50. 73, 139, 51, 70 Crouch, Charles, Dayton . . . 71, 123 Cummings, Robert, Coopersburg, Pa .... 94. 122 Deal, Russ, Kenton. Dearth, Charles, Siclney . . . 121 Detterman, Lynda, Tiffin . . . 71, 120 Detwiler, Thomas, Toledo . . . 56, 86, 126 Dickason, Wayne, Lima . . . 56, 94, 156 Diller, Donald, Pantlora . . . 54, 61, 71, 135 Diller, Laura, Bluffton . . . 49. 73, 156 Diller, Sandra: Bluffton . . . 53, 61, 64. 143 Diller, Suzanne: Pandora . . . 61, 63. 64, 156, 70 Dirks, Carole: Lexington, .llass .... 61, 64-. 67, 73, 15 Dodds, Denzil, Lalferieu '... 47, 59, 144 Driver, Marilyn: Lima . . . 55. 61, 64 Early, Robert: Watlstcortlz . . . 64, 65, 73. 156, 70 Early, Ruth Ann: Bellefonlaine . . . 128 Edinger, Thomas: Bluffton . . . 156 Edwards, Craig: Bluffton , . . 50. 56, 71. 135 Egeland, Karen: Anzlzerst . . . 62, 13-4 Eiselstein, Pete: Lalfeufootl . , . 86 Eisenbach, Carol, Findlay . . . 133 Eisenbach, Joan: Findlay . . .50, 57, 61. 64 Emans, Michael, Bluffton. Emmert, Jan: Bluffton . . . 144 Emmert, Joan, Bluffton . . . 57, 71, 119 Etter, Paul: Pandora . . .86, 122 Evans, Mary, Corner . . . 57, 121 Evans, Robert, Gomer . . . 56, 59. 60. 157 Fannon, James Larry: St. Jlarys . . . 157 Fannon, Noel: St. Jlarys. Fausey, Doyle, Clytle . . . 56, 86, 122 Fear. Linda, Jlason . . . 48, 55, 57. 63, 64, 144 Fish, Kenneth, Ridgeway . . . 122 Flick, Neil, Deslzler . . . 144 Frail, Phyllis: Lima . . . 50, 57, 61, 157 Frankenfield, Ruth, Telford, Pa .... 64, 65, 144, 70 Freeman, Patricia, Lima . . . 61, 157 Gable, Janis, Bluffton . . . 57, 134 Gellert, Ulrike Doris, Bluffton . . . 61, 157 George, Roger, Wadsworth . . . 46, 50, 59, 133 Gerber, Carolyn, Dalton . . . 48, 57, 121 Gerber, David: Smitltville . . . 46, 50, 58, 59, 135 Gilhertson, Eric: Cleveland . . . 58, 86, 122 Glick, Catherine, Lancaster, Pa .... 71, 49, 52, 144 Goecke, Joseph: Colurnllus Grove . . . 157 Goecke, Norma Jean: Coluinlnts Grote . . . 152, 70 Goings, Michael: Cecil . . . 86 Gossman, Roger: Jlt. Blttnelzartl . . . 71. 128 Graber, Kenneth: Bluffton . . . 71. 73. 130 Graber, Roger: Berne, Intl .... 53, 56. 61, 64, 73, 144 Gratz, Brett, Lancaster, Pa .... 137 Gratz, Linda: Linza .. . 48, 55. 57, 61. 73, 134, 70 Grazeola, Franklin: Jersey City, N. ,I .... 144 Gregg, Carol Ann: Anzslertlanz . . . 47. 57, 71, 73, 121 Gregory, Russell: Dalton . . . 53. 62, 73, 141, 70 Gribben, Jana: Sycamore . . . 120 Gribler, Judy: Van Wert . . . 47, 71, 121 Griffin, Kathleen: Elyria . . . 157 Groff, Eileen: Harleysrille. Pa .... 57, 73. 123 Gross. Mary: lfttsliington. Ill .... 47. 54. 61. 133 Grosvenor, Sandra: Columbus . . . 46, 61, 158, 70 Gundy. Larry: Ifootllntrn. Intl .... 73. 124 Hahn. James: .-lntzrerp . . . 62, 70. 73. 75. 158 Hull. James: lfooalburn, Intl .... 50. 58. 71. 126 Hamman. Jesse: Sliilolz . . . 139 Hammitt. Bill: Harrison . . . 139 Haney. Paul: Paultling . . . 158 Huning, Joe: Deluttnz. Ill .... 145 Harder. Michael: .1It. Lttlte, ,llinn .... 47 Harkness, Shirley: .1lc.llillun, Jlieli .... 55, 58, 64, 158 Hart. John Anthony, .Yortlz Olnisteutl . . . 56, 65, 86, 145 Hartzler. Alpha: .llaixslialltille . . . 71. 73. 94. 129 Huuenstein. Susan: Bluffton . . . 158 Hazen, Marjorie: .llnnsfielzl . . . 54. 1-15 Heacock. Ronald: Plunzsteutlrille, Pa ,... 134 Hefner. Michael: Linn: . . . 71. 124 Heiks. Nancy: Bluffton . . . 61. 70. 158 Ht-Ile. Xornm: Lufttlwttt '... 47. 61. 134 Hemminger. John: Ruuzvon . . .86, 119 Henderson. Margaret: Berglzol: . . . 57. 71. 73. 127 Hendricks. Charles: Vanlut J... 138 Hendricks. Ronald: Carloclf. Ill ....- 19. 71. 122 Henry. lrene: Intlianupolix. Intl . . .57 Henry. Norman: llnttyltnztl, ,llicltigan . . . 145 Herbert, Judy: Lima ...- 47, 61. 145 Hersh, David: Line Lexington. Pu .... 58. 128 Hicks, Paul: Bluffton . . . 136 Hilty. Ann: Columbus Grore , . . 57. 61. 132 Hilty, Janice, Pandora . . . 70, 73. 145 Hilty, Rachel: Bluffton . . . 71, 73, 125 Hixon, Ruth, Hillsboro . . . 125 Hochstetler, Paul: IVUIJIJIIIIUP, I11tl .... 55, 64, 145 Hockman, Bonita: Lorelantl . . . 50, 57, 61, 145 Holcomb, Ann, Watlswortlz . . . 127 Holcomb, James, Watlsufortlz . . . 127 Horrisberger, John Philip, Walnut Creel: . . . 56, 63, 158 Hostetler, Alan, Sugar Creelr . , . 120 Hostetler, Ellen: Smitlirille , . . 61, 63, 64, 65, 70, 159 Hostetler, George: Strutlzers . . . 48, 56, 64, 94, 146 House, Howard: Ontario, Canada . . . 56, 59 Howell, Gary: Amsterdam . . . 86, 120 Hsu, Carrie: Taiwan. Formosa. Free China . . . 66, 159 Hulwer. Juanita: Elida . . . 47, 120 Hulner, Rose: Bellefontaine . . . 71, 122 Huelster, Patricia: Kenton . . . 122 Hughes. Hal: Lima . . . 54, 70, 73, 131 Hunslierger, Sarah: Blooming Glen, Pa .... 57, 64, 65, Hummel, Randall: Berlin . . . 66, 120 Hurlhurt, Bill: Sanduslfy . . . 71, 124 Inama, Charles: Alfron . , . 120 Inbody, Sally: fenera . . . 71, 73, 132 lnskeep, Terry: East Liberty '... 56, 137 lp, Kenneth: Hong Kong . . . 59, 60, 146 Isaac, Rudy: Ontario, Canada . . . 46, 159 Ita, Masami: Aichi. Japan . . .66 .lackson, Henry: Chicago, lll .... 58, 62, 71, 128 Jackson, Shirley: Kettering . . . 55, 57, 61, 125 Jameson, Darol: Arlington . . . 56, 86, 94, 122 Janzen, David: Ontario, Canada . . . 131 Jennings, Larry: Bluffton. Jochen, Jean: North Wales, Pa .... 47, 53, 61, 64, 146 Johns, Charles: Lima. Johnson, Molly: Orville . . . 57, 122 Jones, Walter: Columbus Grove. Kaple, Robert: Lima . . . 86 Kay, Roberta: Tiffin . . . 121 Kelley. Melissa: Hiclrsz ille . . . 63, 64, 65, 159 Keifer, Paul: New London . . . 70, 132 Kempf, Janice: Pandora . . . 61, 159 Kenn, Doris: Pequeo, Pa .... 50, 57, 65, 121 Kennel. Joan: Morton. Ill .,.. 57, 122 Kidd. Donna: Columbus Grote . . . 61, 136 Kim, Jong Soo: Seoul, Korea . . . 159 Kimmet, Roliert: Bluffton . , . 146 Kindlc, Charles . . . 119 Kinclle, Clifford: Kenton . . . 54, 56, 73, 132 Kingsley, Keith: Berne, Ind .... 46, 49, 63, 70, 138 Kirkendall, Sharon: Continental . . . 57, 61, 71, 136 Knight, Donald: DeCraff . . . 61, 70, 160 Krichel, Mardell: Barto, Pa .... 135 Krouskop, Phillip: Lima . . . 56, 86, 131 Kucsma, Paul: Fairport, Harbor . . . 56, 86, 121 Kummery, Glenn: Allentown, Pa .,.. 126 Kurtz, Nancy: Smithrille . . . 47, 57, 62. 71, 73, 124 Kyser, Mary Ann: Newton Falls . . .46, 48, 64, 146 Lance, Marjorie: Creston . . , 53, 61, 139 8 63, 141 Lantz, Virginia: Berne, Ind .... 71, 124 Lantz, Janis: Berne, Ina' .... 57, 64, 66, 70, 160 Larimer, James: Goshen, Ind .... 61, 64, 160 Lasley, Mark: Wakeman . . . 124 Lawson, Sandra: Lima . . . 52, 63, 64, 146 Lautzenheiser, Richard: Berne, Ind .... 124 Lehman, Leon: Berne, Ind .... 50, 133 Lehman, Neil: Berne, Ind .... 54, 61, 160 Lehmann, Wanda: Berne, Ind .... 47, 61, 64, 146 Leonard, Marjorie: Elkhart, Ind .... 62, 138 Lewis, Anita: North Olmstead . . . 57, 61, 65, 138 Lewis, Martha: Findlay . . . 50, 52, 59, 63, 64, 65, 146 Liechty, Marjorie: Berne, Ind .... 47, 51, 70, 135 Lim, Daisy: Sumatra, Indonesia , . . 66, 130 Lipscomb, Harry: Bueyrus . . . 52, 56, 63, 147 Locke. Michael: Franklin . . . 160 Locke, Patricia: Bluffton . . . 147 Lukens, James: North Wales, Pa .... 142, 52 MacLachlan, Dan: Sheffield Lake . . . 160 Madigan, Stephen: Lima . . . 160 Manning, Joyce: Noricich, Conn .... 54, 61, 67, 161 Marlatt, Steven: Lima . . . 86, 137 Marshall, Terry: Bluffton . . . 125, 147 Martin. Lynn: .11t. Blanchard . . . 86, 94 Mathewson, Eugene: Bluffton . . . 130 Matsunaga. Shigeru: Honolulu, Hatcoii. May, Thelma: Bluffton . . . 119 McCarty. Clarence: Cridersrille . . . 94, 147 McCarty, Eileen: Cridersrille . . . 48, 57. 122 McCay, Donald: Smithville . . . 64, 65, 147 McConnell, William: Berghol: . . . 125 McDaniel, Rodney: Gilboa . . .56, 86, 124 McDougle, Thomas: Ratuson . . . 125 McFarland, Mary Kay: Clearfield, Pa .... 47, 136 Mees. Dean: Paulding . . . 128 Mecs. Nancy: Paulding . . . 47, 61. 70, 161 Merillat, Donna Lou: Berne, Ind .... 70, 73, 132 Michel, Ronald: Bluffton . . . 137 Miller, Barbara: Smithrille . . . 70, 147 Miller, Janice: Bluffton . . . 122 Miller. Rohlrie: Lima. Miller, Max: Smitlitfille . . . 71, 73 Mishler, Colin: Walnut Creek . . , 94, 125 Moffett, Judy: Lima . . . 47, 61, 73, 132 Moffett, Nancy: Lima . . . 4-7, 61, 161 Mohr, Louise: ,1lilfordSquare, Pa .... 51, 52, 70, 147 Mohr, Ronald: Elmhurst, Ill .... 147 Moore, Edith: Columbus Grove. Morgan, Bryn: Sylvania . . . 57, 121 Morgan, James: ,lerornesrille . . . 47, 71, 125 Morrow, Edna: Dayton . . . 61, 64, 161 Moser, Carol: Dalton . . . 124 Moser, Velma: Findlay . . . 55, 61, 161 Mosiman, Steven: Byron, Ill .... 73, 129 Moyer, Carol: Vernfield, Pa .... 71, 131 Moyer, Doris: Piperszfille, Po ..,. 47, 53, 62, 63, 64, 65, 70, 73, 148 Moyer, Gerald: .lIt. Cory . . . 86, 134 Moyer, Robert Bruce: Blooming Glen, Po .... 138 Mull, Judy: Leipsic , . . 47, 161 Mumbauer, Wayne: Quakertown, Po .... 56, 59, 60. 161 Munch, Larry: Wupalronettt . . . 86 Musselnian, Ann: Ortonntt, Pu .... 148 Musselman, Judith: Soudertozcn, Pa .... 52, 64, 148 Musser, Margaret: Snzitlzrille . . 46, 48, 52, 64, 70, 73, 148 Nance, Douglas: Columbus Grote. Nash, Jessie: Leipsic . . .71 Naylor, Lewis: Nnpponee, Intl .... 63, 64. 70. 148 Neal. Carol Beth: Wooster . . . 71, 131 Neal, Larry: Russells Point . . . 56, 64. 86, 162 Neeper, Diane: Bluffton . . . 130 Nelson, Walter: Alliance . . . 46, 148 Newcomer. Richard: Greensprings . . . 71 Newhart, Martha: Bluffton. Nicholl. George: Kitchener, Ontario . . . 56. 63, 70, 162 Nichols, Priscilla Anne: Reeclslrurg, Wisconsin . . . 55, 61, 71 Niggle, Virginia: Vermilion . . . 50. 57. 61. 64. 70. 148 Niswandcr, James: Bluffton . . . 136 Noel, Gail: Costoliu . . . 71, 132 Nussbaum, Karen: Dalton . . .71, 127 Olivet. John: Clzieugo, Ill .... 126 Osborn, Carole: Limo . . . 132 Oscar, Sheila: Parma . . . 57, 139 Oyer, Joyce: Cornell, Ill .... 47, 61, 162 Pankratz, Louise: Jlt. Luke, .llinn .... 4-9, 162 Patterson, Allan: Plain City . . . 61, 126 Patterson, Connie: Bluffton . . . 57, 70, 73, 148 Patterson, Nancy: Bluffton . . . 62. 70, 73, 149 Paul, Rodger: Toledo . . . 121, 129 Pauli, Mary: Fretlericlfsburg . . . 124 Pepple, Susan: Lima. Pfaadt, Clarence: Annu . . . 71, 137 Pitzer, Ralph: Youngstown . . . 86, 149 Plank, David: Goshen, Intl ,... 58, 62, 70, 73, 132 Pletcher, Karen: Topeka, Intl .... 71, 125 Pool, Ellen, Upper Santluslry . . . 58, 75, 162 Powell, James: Deshler . . . 48, 55, 64, 71, 75, 149 Poyma, Michael: Columbus . . . 137 Price, Duane: Ft. Jennings . . . 71, 125 Purcell, John: Tipp City '... 48, 56, 61, 126 Raber, Robert: Sugarcreek . . . 61, 94, 137 Raber, Sandra: Sugarcreelf . . . 52, 61, 63, 64, 65, 70, 149 Radabaugh, Linda: Ottawa . . . 131 Radebaugh. Sara: Fintlluy '... 47, 61, 64, 71, 162 Ragsdale, Elaine: Charlotte Ct, House, Vo .... 119, 123 Raid, Elizabeth: Blztjftorz . . .62. 71. 128 Rappold. William: Teljorrl, Pu .... 129 Reed, Dayton: Plymouth . . . 139 Reeser, Larry: Bloomington, lll .... 49. 59. 60. 71, 126 Reichenbach. Douglas: Bluffton . . . 149 Reichenbach, Jon: Columbus Grort '... 86, 120 Reichenbach, Randall: Columbus Grove , . . 65, 86. 119, 121 Reiff. Bertha: Collegeszille, Pu. . .. 47, 57, 64, 70, 162 Reimer, Linda: Lexongton, Ill .... 71. 121 Reis, Jerold: Clienon. Ill .... 71. 73. 128 Rhoades. Connie: Roclzutortl . . . 57. 64. 70. 163 Richards. Rodney: Corey . . . 137 Rigas. Demetrios: Jluceiloniu. Greece . . . 149 Rinehart. Jim: Fintlloy . . .56. 86. 94. 149 Risser. Dennis: Goslzen, lnrl .... 61, 70, 163 Ritchie. Linda: Cincinnati . . . 52. 61. 64. 149 Ritter, Marvin: .llcCon1l1 . . . 59, 60. 163 Rivers. James: lf'orlszt'or1lz . . . 46. 64. 70. 150 Roeder. Mike: Elitla . . . 130 Rot-hrle. Bertha: Continental . . . 61. 131 Ropp. Paul: .NUfl71Ill,Ill .... 49, 56. 71. 73.86. 119. 12-1 Rose, Joyce: Hurrorl . . . 50. 57. 61. 64, 150 Roth. James: Orrtonnu. Po .... 56, 58, 150 Roth, Rita: Bellcjontoinc . . . 50. 57. 125 Rothlisberger. John: .llt. Blunclzurtl . . . 56. 86. 163 Rousku, James: Union Loire, ,lliclz .... 62, 75. 126 Rupp, James: .'ifC1lb0lIl. . .86 Rupp, Ronald: flrclzlroltl . . . 60. 125. 59 Ryerson, Ronald: Clerelontl , . . 59. 60, 136 Sabin-rs. Asa: :lrnherst . . . 94. 128 Schafer, Ann: Arlo . . .57, 61, 73. 121 Schantz. Paul: Eplzrottt. Pu .... 131 Scheer, Ned: New Brenzen . . . 61, 136 Schiffke, Dale: Bltttftori . . .50, 56. 86. 150 Schilling. Paul: Bucyrus . . .65, 94 Schmieder. Kathy: New Bremen . . . 57, 125 Schultz, Joanne: South Beno',1ntl .... 49, 55, 57, 120 Schultz, Eileen: South Benfl. Intl .... 61, 70. 163 Schulz, Julia: Pontloru . . . 71, 131 Schwarzentraub, Kenneth: Jlorton, Ill .... 46, 56. 59, 60, 63, 64, 66. 86 Searcy, Robert: Clrogrin Falls . . . 131 Searfoss, Kay: Jenerrt . . . 50, 127 Shaffer, Robert: West Jlunelzester. Shaw, Jack: Wopolronetn . . . 163 Sheets, Mary: Buy Village . . . 50, 126 Shelly, Bruce: Souclerton, Po .... 129 Shilling, Mary: Bucyrus . . . 163 I79 Slnmp, Rebecca: Firzrllny Shoup. Lois: WYIICISZLTOFIII Shutler. Larry: nllliance Shutt. Paul: Sngnrcreel: 5like,,lnat1: Carey. Smith. David: Creslline . . . . 61, 133 . . , 50, 57.131 . . . 94. 129 . . . 139. 150 . . 71,139 Smith. Esther: ,lenern . . . 137 Snntker. Edward: Blnltflon . . . 164 Stnuker, Mary: Bluffton . . . 164 Smueker. Arthur: Srnitlzrille , . . 164 Smucker. Lisen: East Lansing. .llirlz .... 49. 129 Smucker. Mary: Blutllon . . . 49. 51, 63. 70. 73, 139 S-tnnner. Bruce: Pekin. Ill .... 56. 59. 60 Sumtner. William: Pelrin. Ill .... 73. 119 Sparks. Ed: .llonroerille . . . 46. 50, 71, 138 Sprunger. David: Berne, lnzl .... 150 Sprung er. Danna: Dalton Sprunger. Sprung Siahlm er. Philip: Bern e. HH. Stallings. Stephen : Elliflll Starling. Sue: Crestline . Stauffe r, lean: Bluffton . Steffen. Steiner, Steiner, Steiner, Steiner, Steiner. Stemen. Stevens. Steyene Slllllte Darlene: Desliler lerry: Sterling . ,luling Bltljjllorz . Rudwlf: Bluffton ...57. 71.128 Leyyiel Berne, lnrl .... 47, 71, 129 Infl .... 46. 47. 53, 61, 150 Mary: Blnljilorz. ...136 . . 58. 61. 64. 75. 150 -., . .. 75.130 ...57, 133 . . 56. 86. 129 . . 125 ...19.58 Sarah: flllCIIfU1l'II. P11 .... 73. 120 William: Blzzfllon . . . 70, 136 Wiillis: FI. Jennings . . . 51. 61, 86, 163 Elaine: Snmln,sl.,t . . . 55. 61. 71. 73,123 Seth: .'1Il1llL'I'Sl . . . 49. 58. 59, 132 per. Cheryl: Fares! . . . 71. 126 1 Stnckman, Harold: Elftln Stover. Larry: Toletlo . . . . . 47. 58. 61. 64,164 . 56. 63. 611-, 65. 70. 151 Strutlteide. Ruberll Fltllillyflll. lll .... 139 Stucky, Judith: f70lUl7IlIlII. Saullz .-lrnericn . . . 133 71 3 125 Studer. Gary: Srnirlttille . . . . 7. . ... Suhweil. Leila: Jortlun . . . 66, 133 Suter. Dayid: Troy . . .59. 71. 133 Suter. Ralph: Troy '... 71, 129 Suter. Robert: Dorer . . , 51, 58, 66, 164 Suter, William: Dozer . . . 50, 128 Swank. .lumeez Bluffton , , . 151 Swank. Nancy: Blltvljlon . . . 71. 124 Switzer. Gayle: Clllflillllflll . . . 47. 57. 71 Taylor. Patricia: .llerlinrz . . . 124 Tlnmipwti. Donna: .-Iron Lnlze . . . 128 Tighe, Richard: .lI1. Corey . . . 130 Tippett. Malvern: Morton, Pa .... 164 Troyer, Lyle: JIBHCIOZUS. Ill ..., 50, 58, 59. 151 Tudor, Ruby: Linzrz . . . 137, 139 Tung, Eileen: Hong Kong, Clzinn . . . 66 Turnbough, Gwendolyn: Gullporl. .llississippi . . . 57, 132 Van Neck, Hilda: Kloosterburen, Holland. Van Orsdall, Barbara: New Wflslzington . . . 57, 61, 64 Vargo, Sandra: Cleveland . . . 57, 61, 73, 128 Voltz. Mary: Berlin . . . 129 Von Gunten, Kenneth: Berne, lnrl .... 62, 151 Von Gunten. Stephen: Berne, Intl .... 56, 59, 61, 151 Wagner, Sandra: Cortlinerzml . . . 57, 61. 71. 139 Walker. Emily: Prn'nest't'lle . . . 47. 61. 138 Wallace, Josephine: Lirna . . . 129 Waltz. Mary: Colzzmbtzs Grove . . . 151 Ward, Shirlee: Leipsic , . . 53, 71. 75. 151 Webb. Susan: Bluffton . . . 151 Weber. John Charles: Bzteyrus. Weber, John H.: Waterloo, Ontario . . . 56, 86 Werner. Robert: Pnrnm. West. Barbara: ,llontgonzeryg tllllllllllltl . . . 151 Wickard, Don: Widnter. David: Bloonzfielrl, Iozuz . . . 49, 54. 128 Wingard, Gerald: Topelfn, Intl .... 47, 62, 71, 130 Williams, Sara: Sebring . . . 62, 6-1, 53, 70, 152 Witter, Alice: Crestline . . . 47. 61. 64 Wittung. Gloria: ROC!-'f0Tl'l . . . 129 Weed. Denny: .elrclzboltl . . .86, 129 Wood. .lwitlmz Linm . . . 71. 73, 132 Wolfe. luhn: Belletzze . . . 71. 73, 132 Wolfinger. Beyerly: Firztlluy . . . 152 Wftlfinger. Johnny: Day ton . . . 58, 132 Wolfinger. William: Dayton . . . 152 Workman. Linda: Linm . , . 50. 61, 63, 73. 131 Wright. James: Toledo . . . 86. 120 Wyse. Dexter: Arclzbolrl . . . 128 Wyw. Mary: Way lancl. Iotm . . . 49. 71. 119, 127 Yuder, David: Bltlfflorz . . . 71. 119 Yoder, Ray: Goslzen, Ind .... 152 Yoder, Sara: Coslzen, Inrl .... 49, 73, 133 Yordy. Elton: Flflllllgtlll. Ill .... 59. 60. 152 Yerdy. Sharon: Pumlum. Yoshii. Toshio: Tolfyo. Japan . . . 66 Yust. Andrea: Lansdale. Pa .... 50, 53. 64, 152 Young. Roy: Rnzcson . . . 86, 120 Yunker. James: Bucyrns . . . 126 'mv ,. .Xxx uw .Q X, A .R KN 1 X X xx fx 9- Mi,mSxx58.fX S. 'ip Y F91 X x N, Xb, V ,,... ...-4 'J,.. Advertis Buy Quahty u BLUFFTON SLPNV QUTYERS 67771611155 W AWXO-'Uk XX Q S A M X NK k I8l A BLUFFTON INSTITUTION SINCE 1904 WG THE TRIPLETT ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. URlCH'S I.G.A. FOODLINER Open 8:00 a.m. fo 6:00 p.m. on Mon. and Tues. and 8:00 a.m. fo 9:00 p.m. Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sai. 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KRS X W, r 1 'M 92' 66' MN., x-,.f.x Q.. .'X., , Q Q3 Ex? x wif y ' - x 11 -:E3Q'?SR'SX?.q , , Q ----f Q: ,Q Raw . 4 X X ggi 3' Q: 5 .f 3-,f.3w.gQ , . . , 'A Q2 ' ff W' THOMAS D. MCLAUGHLIN JOHN J. KEIL ARCHITECTS LIMA, OHIO awww, X-W! JE,-f , fx., NL f XJ X! Ei 6 if ,.',f , when D0pqQOQZ5fCQf CompIimen+s of BOUGHAN BROS. Plumbing, Heafing, and Sheei' Me+aI Confracfors 335 Corpus Rd. Box H53 Phone WY I-3 706 LIMA OHIO When you need a little lift- depend on Coke F ,.. D, H' .. xegfg 'f ix f m X 3-26 THE LIMA cocA COLA A-44 Bomme womcs, mc. Complimenfs of FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. No Service Charge On Checking Accounis PANDORA. OHIO 5355 ,S .. f Hmm PY? MAR NELL NEWSSTAND lisdr X uf ion, no ' if - J ,Q T , .. X 3, S 5 ei l , . Q ' 2-arm--A.,-e. --..Q - - . I, A : gig A . r .,.. 'J I Q. A . E'1:,:ws,m!l , - .A K ia., 5 .ln .N -5' H , 1 t -, i ii' if f ' '19 3 iw 9' A -. ' A , . X wa.. . . K Q, ,f V ' ' X --1' N A I . , Wwe A '- ,IQ Q S 2225- Q . 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CHILES 81 SONS LAMAN FUNERAL HOMES 824 Bellfontaine Ave 54l W Wayne Emergency Ambulance 225-7070 226 60l8 Compliments of HARTMAN SONS FURNITURE Columbus Grove, Ohio VVHAT'S BEHIND THE SIGN? Our geologists, located in many parts of the globe, will tell you that the ex- citing, unending quest for new oil re- serves is behind the Marathon sign. Our production and marketing men will tell you that the most modern refining and research facilities are behind it. Our customers may have the best answer: the finest products you can buy are behind every Marathon sign in every Marathon Service Station you meet. MARATHON goes farther to make friends Compliments 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. HE RRING, D.V.M Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton Bluffton NEW MEN'S DORMITORY BLUFFTON COLLEGE HULLENKREMER CGNSTRUCTION CO., INC rw, General Contractors S55 ' 400 S. Main Sfreei' FINDLEY, OHIO PHONE: GA 2-4646 gduxef WOODWORKING COMPANY I f ARCHBOLD, oHio 1 A A ERIE J. SAUDER, Pfesraenf l IRVING TURNER, sales Manager 1 Phone 353I DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF FOREMOST OCCASIONAL TABLES LUGBILL'S AUCTION Adrien ar Aucrion 3 Times Weekly Auc+ion Each Monday and Thursday a+ Archbold Aucfion Each Friday a+ Columbus Grove Yoder 81 Frey, Inc. ARCHBOLD OHIO J T if gl? 21:5 , I ' if I , ! X I Swv' 79 ix?- 'iv i' . vw . Fires+one Tires Impor+ers of Midwes+ Baler and Binder Twine Farm Machinery Auciions 2nd and 4'rh Tues. of Every Monfh Phone: 2080 LELAND DILLER INSURANCE Blufffon, Ohio CompIimen+s of O. F. KIME LUMBER COMPANY Furnishers of 'rhe Millwork for BREN-DELL HALL BUCYRUS, or-no A . A GT 1579 , ry 1. -1' 1 , F ' r,r. A r ,r X . W5 Wiggf .LP A rrr r ,L 1 H4 r r, J F rr r , A 1, '-74.33 - , ,lla-. , M. V, ,- 1, 'Nw f, f' 4 , ' - F K' ' fkxiixgii'-5101 Jgi'iiiFii 'ski-7? f if .fini 4' A 1' ' L f ze vi 1 iffli' f. Qf A A e '-2,1 'f3Yf2Mf '3' f'f+1f-4'-,QQ f 'Fr 'iii 'fi ' T ' I . xx' K? -- Qi. K li . ,, Q I ,Tri 4 '-r X iv ii' XXL N f ,J1M5k 1vf Y w r W if ii . if . fwziaif ' W g, ' f' J 'if' . 54 F Ni .9 A r 45, L M' . .1 'M K' K IA' A fu 1-'tl 32 ,,F,,,xI ' F. - iffy X . 2 ' In -'R' ' ' U N ALF' 'M 2,, l 14,3 A ? ,' . J i ' L, :.1 ' A .1 ' lx L11 A' 'af .-4 4 - r 'iw - rr 1' ' A 'iff' F A , ,L O - .L,V x,,2w'i'i 1' :N ir 171' ' fif- y. , ixsw 44 , ntl W!! f I M jx ,X X1 A ,H , Y 1-fxzs! dv--LM.. Y r 1--Q . .,r-,.-,Qn' .1-12, I I ' Ax A X ,iw f , i I , xxif .... Q , . W 35 JR X L Xi r.:Z :xxx sg, .W X Complimenrs of - f l BIufH'on, Ohio I FOR BUYER AND SELLER ---' Complimenfs of GLENN'S P-K RESTAURANT Open 24 Hrs. 7 Days A Week BEAVERDAM OHIO E iff' ' , r ,:,,.M. WM BASINGER FUNERAL HOME for your new home. . . ' heating ' air conditioning Q Q ' water heating ' clothes drying ' refrigerafion ' incineration ' cooking ' yard lighting WEST OHIO GAS COMPANY 3l9 W. Marlcef Sf. CA 4-2065 Lima, Ohio SAUDER MANUFACTURING CO. ARCHBOLD, OHIO 1 f ' . .. y y .1 THE KIDRON BODY CO. y I Mfg. of I 31.7, I f if f Custom Built Truck Bodies sw' . V,r I y Road Grader Cabs lift I yy Phone: 857-287I Kid'-on' 04,50 Manufacturers of Church Furn. I Including Comfort-Air Cushioned Pews HELP in your CAREER Whatever career you plan, you can hardly pick a field in which electricity will not make your iob easier or more profitable. How many electrical aids can you name in medicine, teaching, art, homemaking, dramatics . . . r-'-af OHIO P OMPANY rx.,-gunna mpc-,bc AE P PI NES RESTAURANT Bluffton, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND - 'f M Welcome +o Courlesy of RICH BROTHERS RElCHENBACH'S ANTIQUES New Localion A. C. 8: Y. Depol Furnifure - China - Glass - Copper ' al' BLUFFTON, OHIO Your Ford Dealer Since l926 In ARCI-IBOLD, OI-IIO' I g Y I X X X ., ax I ' J xx X M ff XS 4- - ' if QQQXWQ' .i::3:::'5 ws'fsEm- -XSfifS2::: -ff -:W - - f11 1 ' H - ' I -f 'A axe .us :2sA'?:,i:Hg:--,: eff- 'I-5-if I ,..,e ' f IS ' M 5 Sw YQNQW' 3 wxvufv I S: Km., mvzwmhxhmsm - .U I -utr' - .Smal 3..,N. 5-sf---' X- 'WmWll'l-hi ., WNNNAN N -van K x 6:1 X x Cvwmxgl :bmw -Q 2L.X:Al NQQL.:-.I . - Xikhz- EQQX xx., T ' '-svdkrw-asilf' .Sw -.- . , . I f ., ...Q m.WX,.W.mNXxWuNhk , . we-1,-1: A .t ,.xev:A I K Vkxyxmw, X. LM , Q I+ I ., ,. -w . .mvxxqg-Ngmx--1.N .. N . A H-xigx-X-.f,x33,,x Av. I se. NN..N,,..NxQiy5 ggi, Nsvw X W STALY TRUCK SALES, INC Roufe 29, N. Pekin, Ill. Phone No. Pekin 382 3477 wwf? I 'f gf 4 -2 l11:.- .2 m:.,q. . SY A , I Msol. OF SERVICE qgf,ff'f:F,: I , 1 'A - A ' ' f WIP I -.I X --P - V . , 3 , Q 1 Y, .V ..,Y ,144 'lv ' fr- ',, f,,?f'5 N' L no 'i 55-filer ., .. 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