Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

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Times have changed - 'Y .env Hey it's a sueaker! ! ! Times Haven't they? Look, mom, no cavities. 55 f , JJ' , ,QL 15 ' '59 'LI -ff K . 1, lf, A V. 29 A 1,3 . I, .- : A ' ff? lj' if , f.ijf.-gf 1 ik' , . Hx. fi! 64-:,.f..,, . C- 'o 1 i f in gi ff ' ri V f ' f oo of 5 .. , ,W 1,-,L I 'K 3 V 1, Z! - i' ' - N , - '-.Q2'Q1, 5? J an 4,, ax. 'LT , . M .1 ' xi ,j +1 'xvpfig 7: ,, Scott. I won't tell, if you don't. Lou Ann Todd takes it slow and easy. 5 1 , Fun, in I l Oops, there wem a finger. 0? ,U A-.r -,z NW A. ,-:V Q Food . glorious food . . :iff ' EI.. 2 i. Did Bill say to turn the meat after a half hour, or an hour and a half? the Sun I ' qwaq' ' . r , W4 ,uf I ..1 xt .. 51,1 ' .:' ' A,.'- ,V-, ' ' . .- . -XTX.. ' - f -5 -. Hey, you in the blue. pass the catsup. E-LSE? 'fJ-b-'affifjr jg , Q' What do you think the trajectory of this ball will be? If George Blanda can do it, I can too 'xxx X David Gast makes his appearance in the final scene of Tartuffe. .ag-nf ' .W 'rs' 35 Stan Bohn dedicates the observatory on the Swiss Farm. We,ve Come X4 . is? 3-w' - Presenting the 1974 mountaineering class who spent September at the nonite Camp. xl 4' I'm Robert Redford's stuntman. 1 Rocky Mountain Men I Cl ' , .gjfia re , ' :' Long Way, Baby if lT3S + Berky Science Hall before Lhe face lift. -if 1 2. ,yn May Day in the past. is I III! They said we could have the day off to clean up but I'11 be doing homework all nighz. MZ Freshmen creaming . -rv 4 ,,. Did you hear about . . .'? Next time Cindy how about a little less piano? 'tt I . I . Try to fir! Don you always hog the show. 'b , .-IA! Music from the 70's made up part of the agenda for the evening. Remember R Jud 1 x School children brought a freshness to the 75th Anniversary entertainment. ' ,fl 3 5'51L.Qi- The choral went all out in their performance for the evening. Next stop Carnegie Hall i : gvaw,,, ---fi? f - - Y Bluffton Faces Yesterday r N XF-' U fx K X - 'Y Y X5 N X Y Q X x vsxxxxwx X, J ' rf-n,14,55f,. ' . X xx N Q JF' x XX V .Sl -Q VV' ,pf Don't worry about it. the best of us could be boring. K Lf ,v E 1,s.:......f.e5?E? - A cw :QUE t x X Fi , :TY K Q , x . 'kwx 235. rr ITN t X Ns Mx. N l ,- x S X S S r K ggi X Qt -- xx gre Q ' 3-5 f : X , S X3 NX t XS g, . , 'N I have a Pepsodent smile. I'm irresistible - they're crawling all over Well what does the menu board say it is? ITIS. 1 I4 and Today , f, av ,.,' ,EY , ,lx . H 'xbx L 5:32 , lf Two all beef parties, special sauce, leuuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed The abominable beaver. bun. .. In L U, A ,. ,. .,-,,, , , Q it it iv '- - --la - , A'-1 ', ,., . s ,pg-ills? 'N ff-ple' is A 1 V6 - ifsil' ,' . N i I ,A ,xy , ,T J - fff 2 is ga lgsf 7 '- . .' 1 In-:ya-11. 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Qnfl gg 1,4 v 1 A A . jx Q Q ye Q1 ' N' ou -gx fx .,-.552 V5 N , QR? ' Q 3 s x ,Y ,.-o ' .' p - '. N' 'wiv xx Al 'F .1-me ,, , , If -,f -1 se Eff,--if , qw fn, xy -N Us in 1 bi., , X I Q WHS? H ,. .P -.qui X ' ' - . 'XS' 5 x I . . f . .V 5 x-f -iv Q F: ue I , 1 A .Q i . . - me ff' ' ff - J ,, I X , X Xgr3N-fa 5 O ,. ., .. N- 02 ' xv- 1' - wr , W 4 'Q-.. .1 , ,, V g.::,qgw.r-..-,,.,..-bfmlxg. - A F The lobbies get stranger every day . Smile , your on candid camera lf.. if Si. 5 5. a Sr .z fer fzzi has '-sv 1-sq - mg- x , rfzxkr.: -1 4 Q MS Ll 6 K . .x J 'bf X 7' X ' fx , C N 59+ x a '3 NX 1 X Qi - Vf? 1, .vf ,I mf ,RR Nw. u, - Y 'vf 4,- 21' ,q 1,1 x Q11 U2 J 4, ,ln H, ,Jn mfi 51 fl, ix F! 4.. .XE 1, M, 1 , 'r F .gy 53 L, it 113 M fill, ,HQ Wf 'Q at .513 AI Mg' rq v J! 1 fi ing 545 .U w lj' WU IJI, qi? .V 1 ,.- X - V 5. 'li 1.11. 11. 4 1 Ar. Aw 0 .J CIINWEII 'NH amnvam mummf People are what make up Bluffton College and that is what this section is all about - People. We're fortunate to have a variety of individuals that come from all walks of life , each with some- thing unique about them to share with everyone else. These fol- lowing pages are an attempt at showing what happens when you have a college campus full of different people interacting daily with each other. It's often been said that academics is only a part of going to college and the most important aspect of higher edu- cation is dealing with people and doing things together - And you know, maybe that's true . . . VX SMX? Q x..x...., ,.... sms.. Q. .. A X Q sogxlpb t . .X ,pi V N RN K X. .t.. .,t,N.u : ,, S Wx xx NSN Sometimes it takes all your strength to get those last few drops . . . People x :X Ni: I N . fliw. :lik .M . .M ..., qttrvgogygsxw., 1 vgmmrww-Kwssww 3- if fr' '-A F' 'wat-xxx vA.J',?' qi Nik '. . ,,. x ' 1Q:itS,uA1,t Mark Ramseyer involved with his work. Hi, my name is Jane! Welcome to Bluffton, U.S.A. ! .. 9999 4 v'rw,,A ? '1 Things have really gone up this year! 4 V ' When there's sunshine, the best place to watch anything is on the grass . sd 'U-sf-.111 , 'T -J '- ' ' ,hai Xin- XT xx ' v s 'ss 'Y 4 A ,Y s v5r..Wj. .Y 'mvv IDB L R A? k If jf 1. .L 1 Tom Chapman, just strolling around the campus. in I, 'm,y,13L,q,,Q 11: f I-fm,-aunwmdvvwn-ww. u-1'-mwmmmwmmwwpumwf.-w-W-...-wm..a-...4,............--?..........,.-.:,,,..-- E L E l October 19 , Homecoming Day 1974 was crisp and clear. The day began with the crowning of queen Lynn Wert. The queen's court included Rosie Chapman, Seniorg Sue McDougle, Junior: and Cynthia Ticeg Sophomore. The day's festivities continued with a parade down College Ave- nue to Harmon Field. The win- ning float entry was constructed by 2nd floor Ropp Annex and 2nd floor Bren-Dell. Through the efforts of Denny Ramseyer, Homecoming Chairman, and many others, Homecoming '74 was a day to remember. ' :5' 1ffI,. as .Xu 1 A 4 x T . E x -X X by Homecoming Happiness is getting your float done in time for the parade v S- I - ...fx ap. aw. .1 . f xi l didn't realize this would be so compli- Queen Lynn Wert and co-captain Al Rodd highlight the pre-game activities. cated! Happiness 97 ii B . C. Homecoming spirit If Homecoming Royalty 1974. Ji 'H ,, s ., Q K Q 2 Fw A J . :fi W 1.3:-1. eww.-:H WY I K I 1 E C , x E Powder Puff 431 Queen Atens, and his court Greg Tolliver and Bill Krueger. Is everybody ready? What kind of girls do you think we are! Freshman Z mpics f T-' ---' H' 'W H5 X .A . . .X X. xQ...Mw,.w , T. A: Vx .. .x .-s .K w---km: -rf . .K 'A . A H . .+A . . gee .M Ve- gi ,. I - W 1: A . .'.L ' S .V N , 'Q . . wk 1 S 41 I . . ' Q H ,-:A .1 'I b .kl, :,.f Sv . , . 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'xg 'J-.- KT:--,.,, X Q59 'N F3 53314 N,,QN Air mail? x W 'I 4 7 ar .ir 1 ' ' 'fn U Considering the size of Bluff- ton, we were very fortunate to have some of the fine entertain- ment that we did on campus. Using the theory of different things for different people, the Marbeck Board gave us some fine concerts, from mellow duos to heavy rock and roll bands. We also heard some good on-campus talent through shows as during International Week. However, the highlight of the concert year was the Man!R.E.O. Speed- wagon show which packed the walls of Founder's. Since things happened that evening that didn't go along with Bluffton tra- dition and regulations, it seems doubtful that we're going to have another rock concert in the near future. Whether or not it was good or bad, the R.E.O. performance is something that will certainly linger on for awhile . . . Bluffton . Xs- The Desert Ray performing their soft brand of music in Marbeck Center. Shawn Euphrat and John Roseman doing an acoustical set during the International Week talent show. Concerts .XLR-' ' - .. ,.1. , fy., ..,',f M.. . T-'71'T'7vv Q, 31:03 . :3.,-gtg, Hi. -1 ,g ,,3-A-. Q .F ,, , , 4 ., f., v , 4. . sv., . 73-1:43 -f Q ff ISF- ' +- x ,,,,5f 1 el, it iii i 1 ' ,Y , LF . 5 it f . f A is I . 1 gfaff ' a- . 39' f , 'ff Q F , A ' :Q f N ' VIQ, A '7 8 wh, WJPN1 '- , K: YU' Wg. iv . , , w , A W .,,- , I ll i . x , . ' ,N , H4 - fi A '-f I V I ..-A, i t nf t ff? .L Wggyifff f 1 gif: A , , H p .A i fm-W. .,, Q , F 3 The capacity crowd of Founder's Hail waiting for Man and R.E.O. Speedwagon to start the show . . . Gary Richrath of R.E.O. getting his licks in. Rockin' Steady - Alan Gratzler of R.E.O. Speedwagon on drums. 'Keep on Smilin'f.'fM a -J-. --4 -...W If 1 11 , ' - , , . Mi' 31- f 4 M ' V' ' -ff' fi' vw T rg ,.+. ,,g , - -- Y Y-. ...pi '1':n...,p-.f., . H-.2'rv-.M-x..,,,,,.,, ' A D'l ,.:m-..,,sh .. ..-- f-,N -. 4. ..,. .. .. 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A smile like this can brighten anyone's day! A54' ffnf 3 K 5064-0 W. -,M 4 41 3 That's a one-in-a-million grin! Mr. Shy Guy w w V ? 31 wLnv in-aww-frnumtmwmuwnmnngi-umm 4 'Mia It must have been funny Many individuals experienced group living during the 1974-75 year. The various groups included the Christian living group, the Spanish and French houses, the Xenia study group, and of course the people that lived comrnunally in Riley Court for the entire year. This seemed to be a good thing for most of those involved and a pleas- urable part of campus life. l I I let Us in on me joke! This is sure Greek to me . . . 'mv 59 t X v A Y Ll The Christian living group giving thanks. , I x M . . to the Hassles of Studyingw E v.4 -. fu.. F5 Jim Einstein II Happiness is just one more page to go! ? c E r 5 3 : WN -t Hey. the computer made a mistake! ! ! Because so much of one's time is spent in the residence hall, dorm life must have a place in this section. These pictures only show the good times of liv- ing in a dorm, and really don't show any of the problems involved. That's because year- books are for good memories RIGHT, and fifty years from now you really don't want to remem- ber your obnoxious roommate , the stereo blasting nextdoor, the crowded restroom, etc. , etc. You guys aren t serlous are ya? Dave 5IUdY1US '7 Li ew. .. as W W s n Ln..-s This is Lhe easy part! Only bears know how to Lranslate this! Q i I This isn't double Lrouble , this is triple Lroublel I X' 1 rg! Enhancing the Academic . An important part of campus life is attending various things, including forum and chapel. We had many that were very worth- while , and others that were . . . well - Anyhow, forum and ' 2 1' 3 chapel are just two examples of the many opportunities open to us to enrich our minds - both intel- W 'www lectually and spiritually. . x ai, S74 . .vp If M...-an. Rick Hite chairman of the Forum Committee presents another speaker for our enjoyment. President Sprunger is shown congratulating a speaker for a job well done. ly . and the Spiritual - -..., 4. 5 ,as . M ...N aa xii M.-,Q 3 .V Nyggghs Quasar A Si' ln- N . ., ,Nm ey-f-4 M.. I ii' WR' W3 Dave Rusk is caught with his faith in action. Singing is a vital pan of our campus worship. Chapel is the place for varied student worship to be presented for Lhe emire campus commu nity's growth. 77 -- Y ---- - - N-----AM1ww1wMmm.wu Th 6 x 5, W Magic-To-Do - . .. K N 1 , A' inset .:4,. X xp This isn't as easy as it looks. Ti? i MX ,, ., .fn .1 Remember, practice makes perfect . . . -4 . 1 ,J ! -N ,, - mfs I1, , ,fl A X . ! x The Rhy f Eldrn h A ' If Q V . 8 , 1-:faq . I x ' I A ' ' 'l-3 '-A-M l'-r'nmm'w-1wwmWMMM Featuring some of our foremost talent. Godspe11 was pre- sented during the last two week- ends of May. Starring John Suter as Jesus, the cast gave a remark- able performance and made us think about the things they said through words and music. Gods- y pell , with all the labor and individuals involved went over well, and was something that we all can be proud of . . . The Last Supper brings about special meaning to each individual cast member. Bluffton College The prodigal son is joyously welcomed home. Julie Osborn seems to be a little shy about telling about a sower sowing some seeds. . ,.,r....,,..,, .,.. . . -..M.......,1...r,..W.a.u-..m..f.m.Mmww..w.-.mu'fungi-V..-ua.m,-f1-w---w-2-i--fv-m1mmmmfn-f-1-n-E- The Long Freshmen displayed Lheir talents by performing the traditional May Day dance. Pat Shaner May Day Queen of 1974 pre- sented the 1975 crown to Rosie Chapman. The May Day Court consisted of Mark Roeschley. Rosie Chapman, Denny Ramseyer and Kathy Sivey. v X ff X N Q .. sf f , 'WEG5 ,x- ' :-. Q, . .-X Wu ,, 4 N,-44 4 ,JJ If Q, 1 2 Z 4 V 2 Y X bpo -s 44 X... ef ......r .. .-3,9 QQ- fc-aff' 1 ,-14,1 if 4 Q, Q ., f'.' sv ff, F :S 477' 'F .fl 0 f ' an My .i 11-92. I 4-,, 4 54 fs . D 'T ,l1 '.5?i: 1, 'JU' ' f v.. 1 ll' -' 3 ' .fy e av . 0' ,4 I 3 I HU. ,L ,a .'1'IJJIAE id ,Q Yrwgtrir ,VY 47- ,A ,, , lv . - z 25:12-l '- G - . -.-1 . ' xv f - M . ffi?3?3:1 ' 'Mm-J V. ', Q.-,.,4,.j-9 - -me .. -.y -,-' ' f1--- ' ,,-.- , 1 . ,V ' W., ,, -3'-f -:- 5.1 : fi . Aii. -'ff-ww-v -,-- -fn, V . .Y in we.. Th , ' ' V2 Q. A BeaVG32i : 10, If 10 A.A,. .4 V e- ' f' 2721. 1' f'z'i.- , 5 covmplled a Fggord Mapcywqhm ig 13 My fzsi' agua.. thqstem ug-xdfiauii ' xi 7 b. '- -- ' Q- + el' .head coach -- . . A . C. F, EJ. 'Mon dxgwgf 51 .I Ro .amely nth I -I ' 14 af. A I . Xi. I V 4 ' lance I 'V I Ham enf eqg - f: R0S.HUf,g1aH99f 21 ..,V 4' ..sk4f2:2:a-A '--- 3 , + gf ,. 4 in ,-, ' Th ' 4 ,,,,,.B' re: . 12 .1 . ,L .. 'fm' ffl? Wi ' 11' f15.v . ,f--1 . , -5.1.1.2 13 ' Offe nslve - 'f f 390111 - r ,h 1 ' ee:-Nagin Fdefensive - Mark Roeschle Iijigfflgf 4, S' and all-round MVP sg im. mo' Vaff lfmesr 3 I gf' ,, 'afgsf' 1 fQ K . Moore.. .3 . ff 1, I 1 n , z., .,., . . , .. , -'5QE3:2-,,Ff, ' '5 . , , , wr..-as-if: si- E .1 ---A'.f1-2f:fff.....p..a:f:-- , . We f 2 .qi .N Ov . s.- -. 1974-75 Beaver jg Roger Bixel . . . Bluffton Co11ege's answer to Woody Hayes! 3 I FIRST ROW: M. Justice. D. Metzler, T. DePa1ma, C. McClure, J. Friak, I. Lewis, G. Glander, C. Higgins. B. Pickens. R. Cushion, B. Krueger, R. Pohlman, B. McCartney, S. Hohman, C. Elder. ROW 2: M. Wetzel, I. Graham, E. Thomas, S. Moore. D. Brown, G. Barnett, I. Leininger, T. Magier, T. Filipovich, E. Collier, C. Coleman, T. Smith, I. Keating, P. Cain, L. Todd. ROW 3: S. Gresser, S. Shaw, M. Roeschley. H. McDuffie, I-I. Sloudmire. D. Young, A. Mitchell, A. Schapson, I. Poffenbaugh, S. Wheeler, K. Morrow, C. Shores, G. Wannemacher. D. Lazorski, D. Harvey, D. Ashcraft, T. Kunz. ROW 4: W. Cremeans, B. McIntosh. B. McGuire, S. Wagner. B. Curry, G. Tolliver, D. Stovall, B. Tarpley, A. Rodd, B. Secor, T. Rine, I. King, M. Hall, S. Bycynski, C. Diller. D. Leader. S. Suable, C. Turpin. Football Season Il .i5 'Q'.. X M1 13-ffaxv cu T' qvgh 'ZR' . Y . ., ' 4, w - .k --v W-- .tybj ,,..'Jf',, If A l Q Jeff Poffenbaugh takes to the air during a punt. 1, - ,w...,..,-Q5 I at -N, . . ,,, , ':- A.,-R S.. . '-v 7m '75 M, .F , .a,, - .. , 41- n auf- 4 75. ,lm -A v . ' A. .UL ,V ,V .,.,. i--3:14-,VMI A A- -f 11, .,4,..: . ' ' 1 f f 5 ' - . . , gf , ,. ' ',-.f.1' Mft- ' ' -' ' . , ... , 6' ,Q , ,,, sf '- M Jw.,.,:- . W J ,Ja ,ily v-.vw A ., 1,41 34,34 3 nib! -4. C' ABL... . , ' 'X 1 ' - -.. Key blocking finds Scott Strable daylight. Al Rodd dives for a first down. ee e-f-Y--fr--nm -- -7-Helm fr-V rf Beaver Gridiron Formula - - Victory Strength vf 3 I -an . -,?',,,' s N A ' Q ' H Curt Turpin, Bill Bates. and Greg Tolliver 'J ' -'. V: 4- , f ' ' Q await their challenge. Bob Mclntosh starts a footrace to turn the corner. .W Coach Bixel contemplates his next move . ' Beavers enjoy a pre-game hayride. Soccer - A Growing Sport at Bluffton Wesle y 1 Tfmifnament k - 5 , 1: goshgfn V 1 .xr r 1-'12 . ' 3 ,,:. - ,- .,,.... , Q 'QI ,, .1-w cqqgrv111ei....- H Urbana G .,. . s Wilmington ' ' 4 ...X .XM X ,f .Q ...Mn .. ., . . x N' . . .4-MEA, .Rfb A11 the action isn't on the field . Manchester 1 'Z' John Wesley I I 8 tibistrtet may-off Cedarville ' ' 3 They 2 5 '7 '2 3 1 3 1 1 6 The 74-'75 Bluffton soccer team led by MVP, Denny Ramseyer, and leading scorer, Foday Kamara, clinched a spot in the district playoffs. Inspired by Coach Frazee , the soccer team completed the season with a record of 5- 4-1. 'la -- V., 1-ar 2 ' 1 W L , 'ef W.. 'AA-..mw, ' 1 . M-, G, ff1sl.f:+f?'-'. f FIRST ROW: T. Sprunger, D. Schumacher, A. Esteves, A. Silva, D. Meek, R. Overbey, G. Suter. ROW 2: M. Ziegelhofer, K. Gikonyo M. Hilty, G. Bernath, S. McCumber, D. Voth, D. Ramseyer. ROW 3: J. Hildebolt, V. Imagie, G. Stark, A. Monga, P. Passage, L. Graber, I. Amstutz, Coach George Frazee. ., a , 2 ,,?, Q i Beavers Get Second Wznd FQNX 'Q fy K N N . sq ffl P A 'I V mill' , ai N h v-V: - . X ' 1 , .X . Y X l Y 5 . P, ' K , , ' V 1 ' A K 'Ml FB 2' Q.-- - Q, ,N , 2 New ' 'I ,' N A , X , X . t.,N,,., 1 xx -'-' K . 1 NN x K eb 5-:' x A .Tlx ' ' ,. 'X Q. ,Qfyxs X X .-. k X, of-ms,5 Y- - N QNX: v ' X ve Q ' . i 4 - We-.Q I ' . ,1f'l 9-xXvh-A-Q1-:iz N Swv . X, .X A Q 9,3 .t. . . aa. b 5 'SXYW 6 N4 - k i .. . xx , xi ' N' X ' ., x V +V if . 'Q mme' Q 'X' ' 1 X 5 r- ,,, A X -x Fgnfix X K R ,N W A K ' Xie Aw ?,:S'tl2.Q.xX-4. ea- . . M, 2 E 'I ' K Q . x M 1 ' , .. x ' , Steve McCumber and Peter Passage show hustle of Beaver defense. .,A. s :sg lim, y . Wx x ' r we 'lx ,, N ' A , . . . f - . xr ' , Y-.2ziwQ7 i3f,Q : . 4-,Q .A,,,:,,gm P - up-f 1 hx '-514' i+b1,1'Q'I1f',m: -, ,W ... hz- ok, x-.,.5,t .. g is 'ifh 4. A W Sexf 3.fVxk '.?vf?3'?PS4 ll . 'WJ NVQ. 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Mug ES Q' u ' gi! t ,vs s .. , ,M V V ' J . 4. , 1 x . .,.1Yp' N S Y J-'vs' attempts stop a scoring T S I 4. JF 1 Q My . H, -- ,N Wa 1,,,,.., V. 'i A ,,.,,-,I g ggqxx .. K- . ki, ' 39541114 ii ' ' I ' ' ' - is.-yn,--M .. N ..- .- -H , - xg ' 5 t ' v I 9 Q - D ,b Y ' I k b rTT.M3,iT,,eg, 55 R . xxipc. Q T is ,,,gf, ' 5 in .-rf, ' , , X. Q . X, Witt 1 I. ,t Xa., , - .f ,A- ,?...-. . t i' B, ..- wx t -' ' ' - I S -Zfwy,--s 2fX,s!'Q'x . .I 1 .x 31- N. M ,V -,ya . x .' k 'x 'W ,-.:- 5 .. ,s Y, . .W 'Q .rfystf-it in 5. . 1 . W ',,'.xJxJ:f .+-2..-Xgv-- M , - ,. Q -,..-.-u . J ,X-THX A11-American Foday shows BC spirit. Augusto takes in a passing fly. . Did he or didn't he make it? 2y4ma:.imrl.c.',U5 ,taxi . . Y Basketball Team Faces -PS Nw K S - A P ijjfit ROW ONE: Jeff Smith Mike Glover Kip Crevia Dave Re S'd T pp 1 ney yner Mike Bradley. ROW TWO: Coach Jim Knox, Greg Tolliver, Denny Thompson, Ben Toran, Mark Spitler, Tony Orange. Coach Glenn Snyder. X 52 Tabor A Bethel- X Heidelberg Findlay Ohio Northern ,'1-anderson Hanover Wheeling Mansfield State Defiance Wilmington Taylor Earlha-m Manchester Urbana Findlay Hanover Anderson Defiance Wilmington Taylor Earlham Manchester Goshen - a'e- 3Z,11QY . N63 72 59 trio 54' 54 '73 . pg -. 76 fl 55 . .85 -66 llfl 72- 32 75p as, C 53' 84 87 '74 Junior Varsity Record 10-23.- l'8:.'1EkRQ55Txiffw::n 1 ROW ONE: Manager Dennis Smith, Gary Bridenbaugh, Tom Souder, Fenel Kemp, Ed Bar- atko. Charles Stapleton. Pat Kennedy. ROW TWO: Coach Glenn Snyder. Don Smith. Brian Cain, Don Collins, Dave Rusk. Steve Kent. Roy Toran, Kim Veverka, Coach Jim Knox. Dislzeartening Season v Nag . ' -. . .. Q 1.5,-1 W 1,11 . 1, rf:-r e - X -' . - ,, an we ' :-:. 'N N . ' Xb S X: N Y Q.: ix ' Q w Q X wg Q 'D a .1 xg N we Q V. f .. . , 15 P X 3 3 a R , K S - M -x -:vw-Q H irq: S bil sin. Sxn Tony Orange makes it look easy. T.O. catches the Spartans sleeping. N. ,X arf Y1..'c- Q Dave sinks one for the cause gfulmifai- .wr J, t 'n'f Beavers in Action 54 . .x Amxvv Bradley and Spitler crash boards. i r Spit1er's imitation skyhook N ' 'Lx Dave Repp anticipates his next move. ex Y x 3 Individual Strengths 2 Strong BC Team l I .W . ' 2 'f ' Z H 1' L .ax ' Ale-R ,I 1. Xt F ' Ur i i I ROW 1: Donnie Hardy, Greg Barnett, Dan Young. Russ Cushion, Paul Cain, Doug Henderson. Tim Sprunger, Chris Diller. ROW 2: Isaac Lewis, Dave Althouse, James Burr. Don Collins, Al Rodd, Tim Smith, Dave Gast, Scot Smith, Gary Stark, Denny Ramseyer. Concordia qQuad5 Taylor Bluffton umingron 1 ,G ce Relays 4 Y QTriangu1arJ Findlay , Defiance , Bluffton WE THEY '75 '70 Barrham , Defiance filthy C3rdJ 79 66 V 41 h Q, 945112 51 1 1 S.: I , am +3 . delb g Q. .. siiylil - f '- ' P 'rs 5,15 Hr' - . ' . 5211: .ii-54:1 f, 11810 N V ffflslgi'-: . , E 91-. .:3:,'L1?:Q.14 -' Y ' Til 5 th Q..fl:-,QQ-?-liz.:e:'tf1:1'I5 '.3.-:533'ti31 Hf5. '1f'1'4Sl i 1 3 gi ' :Gai ,r A--A-+12'-'R' , '-54' mms br-51 1.'ii:12.- 1 .p i n 1 Q 'irhqj . V455 a e? s 5 he Myne 1,37-ug.. :j3i..+ , X 5- 1 :WK if ,-,,-Q.-mxr.. enwi- . N -A ,A 1 a s 1 S NR 'W-X-A44 i, . ,'- Q ' J A xx57.Mxf. I. '5 i ' : F xg NA I '-. V' ..::QU 5-has tim qv ifQ ,9.gsf.S33g' GM P N51 wi Q-gg?--is ef- Q.: '- W 'f+- Q, '?' JN. Qfw.-A':i'm,5s-+gji,:wg3sf Don Ashcraft pushes against the starring block ro try for an early edge. '.,- W- 712' ':- w,MAN V '-urn' . . is Q S 5-if ', ,. ' Bluffton Track Team Paul Cain switches to overdrive. Camera catches the finesse of Don Collins. , H QS: :- 2 wi .. ' , ' ' N' ...Q- Beaver speedsters Don Ashcraft and James Burt lean for tape 'NJ- ' .' x... - W . Broad jumper Greg Barnett strives for extra distance . vu . 5 W- . rea: if: Chris Diller finishes strong for Bluffton distance men. Proves uality uantity 'zr' h 'L wee ' 'mamm- Tim Smith takes a giant step toward a Barnett and Cushion fight for Beaver victory. Beaver win. y 'ik ..-an A1 Rodd shows Olympic form. Doug Henderson makes flying look easy xx Determination and Skill Make ROW 1: Stan Myers. Scott Strable, Mike Fry, Norm Urcheck. Wally Cremeans, Duane Kurtz. ROW 2: Craig Elder, A1 Beitler, Gary Briden- baugh. Don Dravenstott. Jeff Puffenbaugh, Brian Tarpley, Bill Varga, Dave Repp, Greg Dunham, A1 LaVal1ee. SN IYFRFFNFEYRT3557-fRRxT'N'Y:5F:TTHF?1f '3S3if 1527.-Si' lT7f95'f?'7' N- -PM Iraq.-+.,N. X-1 - we X . -Q r . -. .1 ,A 2.1--wg-rk-Signs-1' XQ31':n-ssmergwtif 1 if-Erstv-5 i -1: Ngtgg Q.--rx.-ext ,QQQY-A-el- -' P -.M A -W f ' -Z A' r....N,Q. . :'f'.1'fr :qw ' lf! WE THEY Lima OSU 11 0 Taylor 7 0 Wilmington 11: 35.0 i- Wilminglon 13. 8 Hanover 10 .1 Hanover -.53 , 4 Findlay 13 ' ' 4 Findlay 2 7 Walsh i 10 0 Goshen 9 10 Goshen 14 1 Earlhaniiggfikz 12 if-31.-i1 Earlharn lj .,5- 4 - Manchester fi A 3 Manchester ' . 'e 5 , 'liiffin 15-331 8 , Anderson 10 Anderson :V 3 Urbana :TEV 3 ' Rio Grande 5 7NAlA Findlay 1 5NAIA .. The enthusiastic coaching by er Bixel and the determination .b oi she beavers allowed them to 'kk tally upga proud record . Great per- , formangies when the 'pressure was on enablejl the BC -baseball team to i makeglt to the NAIA playoffs .X -.ex W -We .bi . V - , ' E ---- Puffenbaugh flies one home . Possible NAIA Play-offs Q '.- I -1,1 A....n. . -, .i.,..--' , iff:- ':r.a 3', 'Sv -- --NL. Wally Crerneans rifles for Lhe glove . Bluffton bull pen and fans watch A1 Beiiler pull bat forward to connect with ball Norm Urcheck hits first base with exua speed . ........ ,.,. . .... ...,.........,..,:.,.c,.,...f,--W 4:tm.wwmw.- -E---wwgmr-m-ff-.v-----:zzraurmwwfwmmxr Bluffton Netters Suffer Experience Gap - gf ' .5 ,N -Z5 N .rss X Xcf. 1 Larry Cress sets for cross-court backhand. WE THEY Findlay 3 6 Manchester 3 6 ONU, 0 9 Cedarville 0 9 Walsh 3 1 Findlay 3 6 Wilmington 3 . 6 Heidelberg 0 9 Although depth improved this year. the team suffered from lack of experience with five new men in the line up. They are looking for- ward to next year with seven men retuming. 'YAVA1 im f.. x-,. , Coach Jim Phillips reviews doubles with Mike Sforzo and Keith Yoder. Chris Johnson shows tenni.s concentration. XX! P' X XXX Q ke' Xe, TOP: Coach Jim Phillips, Keith Yoder, Joe Nagy. Todd Vetrosky. Scott Slagel. BOTTOM: Randy Morrison. Dave Metzler, Larry Cress, Mike Sforzo. Golfers Tee Off 150 ational Tournament X 1,0 . i,..,,,,. 'FT 5- -2 um ' ' ' J'vvfl1i,.,,. 1 :P L if ' I-L .' 'Qqrzw A ' 1 .. fer. A. 5,1 Z, . 31 ' . 5 , r ', -f ' 2 ,XM r ny ' . ' ' Y .3 ,f .3 -W, , J .3j g, ,5--I1-f, -.1 - - Q , N 'v' . . Z iiliikpgg .l-- .- 'V - i John Roseman practices tee range. ET? j ' M. .. . e-..., , .,,. , .1 .x,f J C ' 5 S' ax 'N 1 754 ngflr ,z Tri' - 3- ' fstlfwffz , ,W ,, w 1 , . 'shi 113g , .v,4.1..' 4 , ..,,w,p!Q f ru. x V. ' NAIA District Golf Champs: BACK: Dennis Smirh, Jeff Deyling, Bob Carver. Jim Frisk, offs at driving Coach Jim Knox. FRONT: Tim Filipovich. John Roseman. An Excellent record of -1 , rhe BC golfers loathe NAIA championship which they wqigs ' 1 rm 31-1-55 sthus : yin 3 6 J ff ,J Q f' 1' - Plalb nali WF? ff ' 35 iff . b 2 The Y son afhggcqli Jim ' ' was Lhe 5 in Bggfijgtory. WE -IH ONU , 32 C Defiance ye' J 13 5 -. 337 316 360 - 31123 1 311 mg-V. 1' . If -A is 3957 ' 312 - Ti 1 Q7 320 , 'V 345 - Q '323 J 345 13-5 J, 4-5 ,. A ' 41' - .V 171 165 X .- 4 71. V Q -A ag -1-P 10 5 we .gp Ti' , 1 A -- b 5,12 5+ osu a A n or. sos o '-ff vi'--5 me - - - 1--v 3 4..z1bggq.w X. -fi' ' . Ada 1. , - A -W A' - EARN!! sos seo , L.-1.?I?fil7fiQ-E-Yyflu' ,flee ' ' -lvvlgrl ...- V f. '- '- A ..:v.-1 'f i'?'??'3'fi'S1sss1a.i'-.sim-. . -'vvaif Coach Jim Knox reviews practice of pre-match putting. 'fi sg ,. X' Q :At Q ' i ' U .5 A 5'-I' - 3-wi'T.aS . cr d I Q ' A is 'i ' L., 1 t .A , M S b QQ ff?-r'1f'f ,gt Vins,-is-f 1- ::'1:i?-tiff-Q iff f 4 fi t V- -Q sr if S.- Qfjkk' . :'f.-7153? A ,V t : m:',-A-sr if -tv- . , rafggt-tt f is.1NwQ Mark Aten forms all scoop. rv-JA, Air-bom catch has style. Intramurals Supply -J 0 -. QV? Jeff Deyling turns corner with Dave Harvey leading interference. C W we f f 3 1 x it ' , , Qu' ,363 X i ss I S i - fr vt Q 's 7. . , ,Qs . Xl E A sr e r . , -- s - f ' .Ln I :YS is E ' . I x Bob McGuire gains board position on Monte Davis. :Cs x Bob McIntosh drives in for two. ood Competition Q Q. ,,,... Mn, we Mn ,V .emma tx. A Light stretch for Lhe ball. , A 'Q A possible two points x F' -Y Rdf Q ll l A ,pn .f ,--- . '1 , Action stops as Lhe ball is headed for the basket. .L Spring Action in Intramurals x A , N ,L W r -is S F sk'-5'T.T:xI 'sE 'Y'f 5qi?i3 , X 'bf . N .. .t T4,X...N I N .,,. T , .wr 455: . vt ,sv , Q -, , new-11. -' FX ,?,:'f',1, :Q fsfy v . 1, X 6 ' a 'fw ss - 1:-4,g..x-:5 Qt.4--N' .. -,.,.w f ,ff , , , I kt , X N ' Y - o X -2,-Jim' K 'X , Jerry Sauder positions glove for strike! Bob Mclntosh sends iw-: . s ,r I FM up it downtown. 1- - .-10 s I . is ' K . 7 ' , A 'V F . X ' f ' -xt gwow Q X at XX' tk , ,Q . y. ' GQQQQ. 5 I LN. ,,- i , ' ' ' -E S A ' , W A o X2 ' A. 5 . - Q - , .N N .--is Q N Q Q M IN, ,,.-f A: aww.-Q X in A V 2 35 .L fy . P - : , . o. K K gg A p t 1 ' Q5 u. -.W r it ' , Q. . .,.. sg, Home plate set up . . . ball or strike? s.. A- f , I , -L A stance promising a trip around bases. the lst Year Hockey Team ets FIHL Championshzp , ff IQ r-T I -FQ ef gf le' T - T pr , E fn Z and players, Bluffton SQSSQQ ' Xformed its first hockey :r,1m..5,.,.t.fx,, . . .. .. . Hockey Club League and playoff trophies. wg THEY ' 4 l3Qwhng,Green Cooper Tire 6 2 Findlay 5 3 Bowlirtgpreen 2 6 c y mre 7 1 : -. a.- - sw n R Q W - ,Q . 8 2 M 'P 5 2 4 2 N ri - er 4 2 il 5 5 QBQQX N' Hfiriancial assistance from TJ: der the leadership of X X i ey aCanadian ma tudent the team too NR Xyllhlll the Fmdlay Q ludmg League Cham N Q Xxx yoff winners and Dave Nx hwxv XX vmg the league MVP - -. z, 5-+A s. ' .. 1 M srgfi- says' N - X ' - k fl 21.53. K o r fxvdk f 14: su' ' l - . B , IN V, . ' Il 5 my pn - 'fi-QR? x . .T ...S - -. ix H' ' ' 'J tl-' Q-. 'X X 1 '93 XX XIX-S. -:ser as Gary Habegger and Dave Harvey in pre- game. N WN tk, .... X xr . W. . -X-,. , xg 1-0. A:..3 S-,to 'Q ', ' Qi- Q-.clk XJ. ':J,i 5I4-:lt or.-:.v :war 'Q' , ee TOP: Gary Habegger, Bob Carver, Craig Elder, Larry Cress. BOTTOM: Mike Staret, Bob Dave Harvey - Most Valuable Player warren. Dave Harvey, Gary Bemath. NOT PICTURED: Don Dravenstott. - anMf:',te,awpyMrfwrmln Volleyball Team Breaks Even Against Tough Anna Simcox begins attack with power serve. We They Defiance 1 r 3 Findlay 3 1. U. of Toledo 2 1 ' Findlay 2 ' 20 Defiance 2 1 3 , C.S.U. 1 3 C.S.U. 2 0 Junior Varsity U. of Toledo 0 2 Findlay 0 2 C . S . U . 2 1 The Women's Volleyball team displayed teamwork and rpeisist- ence throughout the season. The squad consisted of 13 players under the coaching of Joyce Richardson. The team finished the season with a 5-5 record . ' Schedule X use :mt . Who said they make knee pads to match panty hose? xt . a . v . xx - 2 Q X 2 SEQ ' 3 4 - 4 no-ffm. Ik-'F Y- FIRST ROW: Beth Ramseyer, lane Thorley, Ann Schroeder. Judy Heath. Janet Habegger. Jackie Crabill. SECOND ROW: Cheri Walter, Pat Musselman, Vickie Moore, Anna Sim- cox. Vianne Clark. Melinda Donnely, Linda Davis. Women 75 Basketball Takes Upward Swing -iii' E x 'hu nxmp--Q L in ng Laurie Blough leads a fast break for 2 points Miller. T ymu L, Ll ' 122-A 50 22 X funn ,ff 7 'rifle N? ROW ONE: Vianne Clark. Anna Simcox, Beaver McDowell. Robin Frazier. Kathy Miller. ' ROW TWO: Barb Pritchard, Sharon Hefner, Rosie Chapman, Vicki Moore. Cathy Gatchell Ann Schroeder. manager. ROW THREE: Deb Maxwell, Linda Davis, Laurie Blough, Jolene B I y D P Kathy Miller drives lane and sinks two. V? Joyce squad and of 3-8. overplays the xmpnvement of individual skills e teamwork that kept the Richardson and the battled through compiled an 'Ars uneven .. W to Q . 1 Y at X . an J L Q spmhhigh. f Qmwwmm Ladies Show - 1 J, .1 ,. f Av .A v,,f.e.-Ve lv--F A - -, V, - -.:: afwggg-, N. ascar - Q' + -N - 1. s ...,g - fx.. - t-,ww u af- m'?,, -, il' 1 . mmm J as G., ww' B' E , , 1- M af- ww-'A '14 ss.,- 4.., 3, . Dawn Spengler tenses her grip on the bat Camera catches Sue Hittepole sending the ball home. and awaits the delivery. ROW 1: Judy Heath, Ann Schroeder, Mary Sulser, Melinda Donley, Sue Hittepole, Dawn Spengler. ROW 2: Coach Gail Rose, Jill McDowell. Cindy Stanley, Caron Grimes, Sue Alliman. Linda Davis. Barb Pritchard, Nancy Voth, Coach Joyce Richardson. Linda Davis zeros in on the catcher's 41 ' 21 33 K1 ' 19 f 35 soft team r season hlghest bat was The team WHS .,: Y ' 3 Nr- ij? ' N C,..i -mx 'N 'A' Aww- .-- YS .. A- Winning Form ff f-3 , Q , ' I .. n,4,1fpv..-3.3 J 1-, I - 1,1 , . 1-Q ' 1 . ' if? Xa HC' f ' iii. ' f. .,:fi7.-v- .f::- '- Y J - ' 1 J - '- Janet Habegger completes forehand volley ROW 1: Jane Thorley, Lynn Wen, Jane: I-Jabegger, Beth Ramseyer. Coach Kate Little. Barb Schnelle. ROW 2: Jolene Miller, Bonnie Wofford, Cheri Walter, Michelle Lehman. if pp. 1 f 1 I N I' ,... i i -' .. Q lu. :s. I , ' K, ' . 'xg . . V ' Jane Thorley begins pre-match warm up. X X X - Ei2Q55EE:g5.1gEjl - 5 N' :-:-Q ,Z X XX, QNX XX Rv - X X . Nagwbsxj .X E -Q KwwX MN ' - XX . 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A ' ' M ,gf l'fd .,.-wwf' .fl 935' Startmg CHORALE SOCIETY , a group of singers from the college and the community, perform Handel's MESSIAH each year in December. Bluffton's concert band, the WIND ENSEMBLE, broke new ground this year by traveling to and per- forming at a high school for the first time, along with their regular con- certs. ff on the Right ole P.-212221. .1:1i.. 'L .-! .-:-W:-,,. -3-' -:1:'-'.'.51:2f:fviz -.-55 .:1:1112-z:::I:f S'-:J g5,1:5:f::2: ,.gg-5.3533:5:fax:S.-:f,g1S::::1:-r3f:2:2:95111112-E-.'Ev1S':tr-4g.,zi2xifa:::E5:g:,45-51,12:243:2 .3,q:::j'-1313.5-,:r12f:: , , , 'P1s:2:r:-:av -1571:-1:':1-r:vz:1g-mvzl-W -+22-S1:1:1:1:r'i25-'far'':r:1:f-1:1:'::2:r,':r: x1s:1:ifq.g:--1,:,f:G-Gp:wi-,.-:44::,:..'::e-7: . .1125 .- ' - 425221325252 315''P22.1:5223:511:1.55fafA:2fwz:4.Q-:--.4 I 22'g5i12ff'1f'11.a2er Q:.gl:25S512124EEE'2i12i62f::E'gg:.g,fsQ- -:f5E1:12:2fiQQ:-gZg2,2f1Z5e..51::5,911-2':f::.4.,:g':f:.1t.-.TQ-Lili' lgzgggz. ,its ,- ,4,:f,.-,-:,,..:,4. J,2:51:31,353V-g:1:5,3:gg:15g.2:-:,5:--Q-A:-11:1: :f :,.v1:3.1.,'-'--4' -,. ' . ' ' . - V - -Q R' Z 42225.:3:g:r:f:E:'.1e31:f:t12 ' I: ' '. - -t . ' . , ' : V .r I x . N I' f.: .fb : -I gg -ai ff. 3 gal if W. , is .:. l I -. Q a':: i r f gsm Q' !' CHORAL SOCIETY: One view of the singers and violinists at the annual performance. 4 J 'ti 1,11 . H V t 4 ' if-J gtk Ta WIND ENSEMBLE. ROW ONE: Rhonda Badertscher, Barb Dunbar, KaLhy Pease. Deb Schultz, Mickey Lehman. ROW TWO: Chris Habegger, Ianice Ickes, Carol Lawrence, Nancy Mitchell, Trish Nietz, Bruce Auer. Karen Morphew, Kathy Glenn, Diane Griffith. ROW THREE: Clark Sprague. Ierry Frey, Kent Yoder, Ed Myers, Tim Sprunger, Becky Coldren, lane Causey Doepker, Ieff Foulkes, Luann Stuckey, Dottie Wasem, Louise Wineland, Curtis Dick. ROW FOUR: Lou Ann Todd, Ms. McNamara, Pat Miller, Margie Zion, Bonnie Mohr, Lester Lute, Todd Thompson. Banding Togetherfor Music The PEP BAND was in danger of extinc tion before the end of last year, but was revived for the home football and basket ball games. Jeff Foulkes takes a relaxing break from a rough time at the organ. AQ. l PEP BAND, ROW ONE: Pat Qustwiller. Todd Thompson, Jerry Frey, Amy Simcox. ROW TWO: Donna Thompson, Barb Dunbar, Janice Ickes, Carol Lawrence, Bruce Auer. Ms. McNamara, Ned Niswancler. ROW THREE: John Grimm, Louise Windland, Larry Koverman, Trish Nietz, Mike Line, Chris Habegger, Ed Myers. 3 7 The four music education majors pictured got together their fresman year and formed ADABONTHIA, Bluffton's women's barbership quar- tet. Their repertoire includes bar- bershop, sacred, folk, and humor- ous songs. They sing throughout the year, on and off campus. Their biggest performance this year was at Findlay for the Young Presidents of Northwest Ohio. All are juniors now, and they all play recorders and the guitar. Once again the Bluffton College Chorale traveled extensively to give its weekend concerts throughout Ohio. During Easter they toured Pennsylvania, New York, and Washington D . C. At home they sang at the 75th anniversary pro- gram in October and at the bacca- laureate . is gl Sing a Song YZ-3' ADABONTHIA: Amy Simcox, Rhonda Baderrscher, Bonnie Mohr, Cynthia Neufeld CHORALE. ROW ONE: Diane Griffith. Rhonda Badertscher, Julie Osborn. Io Dickey. Deb Shultz, Sandy I-lartzler. Diane Bauman, Bridget Blanchard, Kathi Short, Kim King. ROW TWO: Emily Velasquez, Mary Pannabecker, lean Lovell, Sandra Stemen, Trish Nietz, Bonnie Mohr, Amy Simcox, Louise Wineland, Sharon Slater, Cynthia Neufeld. ROW THREE: Lou Ann Stuckey, Kevin Shope, Bruce Auer, leff Foulkes, Clark Sprague, Dan Baker, Kent Yoder, Mark Roeshley, Lasaunders Holland, Vickie Shurelds. ROW FOUR: Bev Shoots, Karl Kirgis Gregg Bruschaber, Ev Collier, Todd Thompson, Loel Graber, Ed Myers, Brent Kauffman. lane Ripke. sly, sul Keepmg Interests Ln Harmon One of the more active organizations on campus this year was the Ohio Student Music Education Association. Their major project was the sponsorship of a special music-education oriented week- end for PSers and alumni. They also organized a trip to see PIPPIN, sponsored several guest speakers, and sent 18 music majors to the Cincinnati OMEA conven- tion. OSMEA ROW ONE Todd Thompson Lester Lute Louise Wineland Deb Shultz Jean Lovell ROW TWO: Sharon Slater, Ed Myers, Bonnie Mohr Jeff Foulkes Margie Zion Mike Line Diane Griffith Trish Nietz Rhonda Bader-tscher Larry Koverman, Kathy Pease, Ms. y 75 Making Decisions BLUFFTON'S WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CWSGAJ, set dorm policies, provided newspaper and TV services and sponsored craft ses- sions, as well as the year-end bridal review. Activity was reduced by the ris- ing cost of pop, WSGA's major source of revenue. The OHIO STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION tried to open doors for those students going into education. This was achieved by monthly speakers and programs, mainly oriented toward stu- dents interested in education. mqswxmlmr xgs wg: 1 :tj :uv r- S ...........-... ,,,,,,,....Axw.s,,,l,,,,,,w,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,fz. t..-1. Ne- WSGA: Linda Davis. Janet Curtis, Cindy Tice. Becky Adams. Judy Peck. Jean Baumgart- ner. Sue McDoug1e, Mary Lou Breese. -ali' ..-Q,-Q--.....e.. a...... -,C ,am ,-ncvxuw-qu.: OSEA: Joanne Passet. Pam Duncan, Reva Abraham, Krista Forry, Dr. Weatc. Deb Brown, Paula Hartsel. Carol Rose. Beth Beidelschies, Kathy Sivey, Bill Rose, Dottie Koester. ROW TWO: Carol Wilgus, Bruce Wooley, Janice Ickes, Para Engel, Pam Pippenger. 76 . saggy, ,:. ow Playing - BC Dramatics Intended to be a repertory group, the TRAVELING PLAYERS TROUPE performed throughout the year with two shows - a chil- dren's play entitled THE BUTTERFLY THAT Q BLUSHED, and a comic review based on the Revolutionary War, which was written for the most part by the group. The DRAMA CLUB this year grew to an increased membership of theatre enthusi- ' ' Q, asts, drawing a large amount of interest ' .. Q . from the freshman class. Members were - encouraged to participate in all departmen- tal productions. A Spring Drama Banquet was held , highlighted by the presentation of performance awards. TRAVELING PLAYERS TROUPE. ROW ONE: Bonnie Mohr, Julie Osborn, Janet Baldauf, Jo Dickey. LuAnn Stuckey. ROW TWO: Mark Hilty, Lester Lute, Loel Graber. CJ DRAMA CLUB. ROW ONE: Mark Hilty, David Althaus, Barb Fisher, Mike Hibbard, Donna Thompson. ROW TWO: Janet Baldauf. Karl Kirgis, Jo Dickey. Julie Osborn, Rosie Chapman. ROW THREE: Bernie Burr, Etta Angel, Carol Keeney, Ierry Frey, Lester Lute. ROW FOUR: Karen Popick. Steve Steiner, ' el Graber, Dave Gast, Vickie Packard. ROW FIVE: Everett Collier, lim Sauder. 77 figs Your Business T00 The COMMERCE CLUB is a departmen- tal organization that studies opportunities in the business world. They sponsored speakers through the year in addition to the two business management games at Bowling Green and Findlay. The INVESTMENT CLUB is made up of students interested in what makes a sound investment. I.. ! f 3 Q , eff.. Q 4 - I ' I . if V 1 ' 1 or ff' .KH ws -1 ' ' 1 r gf h g r K COMMERCE CLUB: Dan Schumacher, Denny Ramseyer. Mark Ruby. Dottie Smith. Dr. Leh- man, Mark Hilty, Steve Kaple. Kent Yoder. Keith Yoder. Dr. Friesen. Dr. Raid. Scot Smith. Kufre-Obong Eshiett. INVESTMENT CLUB: Kufre-Obong Eshiett. Sauder, Scot Smith, Mark Hilty, Dr. Raid. fl' ses . QQ I- 1 ,qu ' we M ' Kent Yoder, Keith Yoder, Randy Knece, Denny Ramseyer, Rod Morrison, Steve Kaple, Jerry Un the Air GQ fr the ' Q 3 E F 4 QT :ij B1uffton's own radio station, WBUF, got 'X off to a late but good start. New equip- Q Q mr ment adorned the fourth floor Berky room sw HB WBUF. SEATED: Larry Archer, Rich Sadowski. STANDING: Dave Kasefang, John Grimm. V I i pf aff 1 Disc Jockey Larry Archer adjusts the controls during a program with new records and faces to match. 79 , ,...- -., --mW,.w.,w.,.mMmn.mwmm. v Helping the Cause 0 People Active again under the prominent guid- ance of advisor, Dr. Mecartney, the DEMO- L CRATIC SOCIALIST ORGANIZING COM- MITTEE CDSOCD helped the United Farm Worker's cause by sponsoring the boycott of non-UFW lettuce, grapes, and Gallo wines and organizing picket lines. The DSOC also helped start Chapels in Toledo and Lima and sent representatives to the New York DSOC. The SOCIAL WORK CLUB gave social work students broader contacts with inform- ation and social work agencies. They spon- sored the first annual Social Work Emphasis Week in March, helped the Ohio Respiratory and Health Association, and through the friendly visitor club brought some light into the lives of the elderly. BO an DSOC: Cindy Fruth. Elmer Sharp. Joe Nieto, Peter Passage, Dr. Mecartney. SOCIAL WORK CLUB, SEATED: Sue Alliman. Gary Stark, Barb Fisher. STANDING: Don Lehman, LouAnn Todd. Roger Overbey. Solving Problems 0 All Kinds f -in---qs 1-rgvsex-Qgqvqq MATH CLUB: Jerry Suter, John Slater. '21, ' The MATH CLUB is made up of inter- ested math majors. The HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Copen to all studentsl is designed to bring to the students better understanding of the many facets of home economics through profes- sionally oriented activities. These included cake and candy decorating ses- sions and an International Night in which any member who had been abroad gave a presentation on the country visited. 'CI ms C3 'vi LJ HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, FIRST ROW: Brenda Seevers, Judy Heath. Ve1taJenkums, Carol Rose, Janet Baldauf. Ms. Dodson. SECOND ROW: Beth Beidelchies, Valerie Jenkins, Shari Crawford. Jeri Harlow. THIRD ROW: Cindy Fruth, Julie Slaydon, Joy Cartwright, Lynn Wert. FOURTH ROW: Belinda Biship, Elaine Alton. Joan Wendling. Deb Snyder, Etta Angel. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Tetters, Kathy Glenn, Judy Culp, Cindy Hermann, Barb Schnelle, Sue Hawk. 81 Trying to understand better the realities of being a Christian in athletics, the FELLOW- SHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES meets reg- ularly to discuss the goals and objectives of their role . Prayer, being an important part of Christian life, is shared by members of FCA. FCA, ROW ONE: Denny Smith, .Randy Hieber, Scott Strable, Donnie Hardy. ROW TWO: Coach Snyder, Coach Hamsher. Gary Bridenbaugh Mark Spitler, Don Dravenstott. 82 Keeping the Faith SCA, ROW ONE: Jim Sauder, LouAnn Todd, Ginny Baldauf, Rhonda Badertscher, Nancy Teetwers. ROW TWO: Mike Coons, Cindy Neufeld, Jim Amstutz, Bonnie Mohr. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION strives to unite the campus community through organizing activities involving fellowship through Christ. Some of the activities throughout the year included trips to Allen Inn and Allen County Chil- dren's Horne, tutoring in Lima, Sunday night fellowships, and with the Religion department, co-sponsored Service Week involving displays set up by different service organizations in Christianity. Advisor Coach Glenn Snyder joins FCA in silent prayer. Before the meeting begins. Scott Strable and Gary Bridenbaugh prepare their thoughts. 83 W- v-V - --,-,---rf-f---- v-.v .-y-fi - T.......-...-:-i----...-,...2.-- -r?--- --..l-,....,.!.,.,..-..,..!.T-?,,r,. - - rossing Boundaries rs., .w-awning ISA, INTERNATIONAL STU- DENTS ASSOCIATION , is an organ- ization of students from other coun- tries and from America as well. They meet to learn about other lands and cultures. Performing at lSA's talent show, part of International Week, are Kufre Eshiett and Victor Imagie. . wi ,xxgxmk ISA, SEATED: Cheung Lai, Lan Dang, Josiah Kawira. Geoffrey Igboeli, Janet Kaufmann, Almaz Teshome. STANDING: Dave Schmidt, Lydia Wambau. Agnes Tuffuor. Augusto Silva, Ianet Baldauf. ROW TWO: Dave Voth, Kufre Eshiett, lo Muleya, Cindy Fruth, Andre Monga. Barb Fisher, Alex Esteves, Carol Keeney. ROW THREE: Rachel Bauman. Willard Tan, Eleanor Loewen. Cindy Quellos, Teel Slike, Kinyua Gikonyo, Jonathan Majak, Pat Lai, Melinda Donley. Dan Schumacher, Don Lehman, Dottie Koester. Discovering Many Cultures Josephine Muleya, Almaz Teshome, Mary Griffin enjoy the fellowship offered through ISA . 5. Lan Dang talks with a forum speaker about customs of Viet Nam. Among the activities sponsored by ISA were International Week, which involved a talent show, a meal of foods from dif- ferent countries and display of interna- tional articles, and bringing in speakers. Lydia Wambau enjoys a moments rest from International Week activities. 85 Fighting Apathy The Student Senate continued its regular job of representing the interests of the students by pro- viding an organization through which they could be heard. The Senate this year conducted a poll looking into campus conduct and held an open hearing, designed to bring out student opinion, on the controversial mandatory chapel-forum proposal. Student Senate members listen intently as Ken Spiert makes a proposal during a meeting STUDENT SENATE, ROW ONE: Vanessa Williams. Robin Frazier, Emily Velasques, Mark Spitler. Tim Hohman, Steve Steiner. ROW TWO lohn Slater. Carleen Reaver, Ken Spiert, Scott Smith, Blain Secor, Jane Thorley, Dave Bricker. Putting It All Together Representing the men residents, and giving them a voice in the running of their dorms, the Men's House Council worked through the students to discuss and settle dorm concerns and problems. rw Scott Bena, Marvin Hall, and Paul Cain eagerly look forward to the beginning - or adjourn- ment? - of the meeting. -pc, ,must Y W ' fm' rx ' 1 I A ,, . ip Q W we U x-'Y R v . , 5 xvl '5 sg .. Q 9 ,,,. , W, in X I ' Nc' LMEN'S HOUSE COUNCIL: Jeff Smith, Wendell Miller, Tim Smith, Greg Wannemacher, Scott Bena, Marvin Hall, Paul Cain. 87 R600 The MEN'S VARSITY B, an organiza- tion of men who have received a varsity letter, was in charge of the coronation for Homecoming, in addition to their regular activities which included manning the concessions at the basketball games at Founders and giving the annual MVB Breakfast on May Day. Open to all women on campus, the WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION CWRAJ is designed to provide varied rec- reational activities for the women. Besides planning activities throughout the year, the WRA held their annual spring awards banquet. WRA, ROW ONE: Arm Schroeder. Pat Gustwiller. Mary lnbody, Betty Blosser, Mickey Lehman. ROW THREE: 8 rd-Breaking Action, MVB, ROW ONE: Mark Spitler, Denny Smith, Dave Repp, Wally Cremeans, Blain Secor. Don Ashcraft. ROW TWO: Dave Harvey, Bob Pongtana, Gary Bridenbaugh, Greg Tolliver, Brian Tarpley, Don Leader. ROW THREE: Brian Pickens, Jim Amstutz. Foday Kamara. Scott Strable. Don Dravenstott, Paul Cain. ROW FOUR: Jerry Suter, Greg Wannemacher, Curt Turpin, Bob McGuire, Chris Diller, Steve Wagner. vm we-' 1. ,B X asxk-aaa X b A Nancy Mitchell, Linda Davis, Cheri Walter. ROW TWO: Jill McDowell, Cindy Stanley. Carleen Reaver, Tina Askins, Vickie Moore, Bev Shoots. Voicing Their Views '1'i' '-N , -Q- ' 1.2 1 ..ff1j,,g,, ROW ONE: Vickie Hammer, Nancy Schrag. ROW TWO: Deb Knox, Kim Atkinson. ROW THREE: Deb Hamlin, Peg Norehart. The CHEERLEADERS put forth their best effort to cheer Bluffton on to victory despite losing records. JV Cheerleaders were added this year, giving aid to the regular squad on Homecoming. A picture was not available of the JV's but they were: Vickie Packard, Pauline Patton, Belinda Bishop, Kathy Gaines. The campus newspaper, the WITMAR- SUM, did well this year with a new form proving to be a useful vehicle for the expression of concerns and opinions, as well as for informational purposes. 1 1 4. WIT: Kathy Partridge. Holly Kerfoot. Qifwfr r V a . 'ir P s 15- ' 4 Nz- -' A 4. N? . n X vm-5 , sA 1 'h M ,az , -. r. :bless s ,N -L 1, .-: Q iwffQiwrrs4s?s '? ' if . .. ,,,. f - is x--'- '- . tw Y m s .- -is: , .., ..,,, ,.: , . , M, - N- xr-3, .rs .- L 4' '- -.X v -.55 .N .Q X- gk-.53-Y. 5-, X., r Q ,.g3sSglx:,-.1:v'-Q' g .1 . 1 I . W :ss -gig is - of f s' '?9T:- FS' 5 -: 4-fr. -:iE'S'iW'l 2? -'TNEPMT1-.'ff il '- . l 4 ,.:.3fq.sws .iff-ef .. 4 .:-.rrfsse g ., . E. A-11.-'-'- . Ls, 89 Marbeck Center Board had an active year, sponsoring several dances, as well as an all-campus pizza party, and a traveling rep- ertory theatre group, the Conti- nental Players. Members of the Board spent a week in Washing- ton, D.C. , at a convention on creative entertainment, and brought back several new ideas. .. ,.-..,........a:, . -- ......,..-n........1,- -v-f--n-1-g T1-- warner'-M Planning and Doing Everyone gets involved in activities sponsored by MCB, even small fry like T. J. Chapman. the youngest member of our campus community. MCB, ROW ONE: Vickie Shurelds, Jane Graham, Fred Amstutz, Betty Blosser. ROW TWO: Tom Magier. Mark Hilty, Sue Collie, Deb Max- well, Lori Kerchner. Sue Recny, Larry Archer, John Slater, Ioy Cartwright, Rich Sadowski. BSU Does Their Thing wffikw The BSU sponsored a variety of activi- ties, including the Homecoming Dance and the Dawn Dance , as well as the annual Black Emphasis Week. Highlights of the week were a style show and a talent show, helping the members to identify their culture to others . Sam Jackson and Bob Ford find they can relate to each other in many ways. T j S4-sf' 4 , wx kk 1 y 'T ssss of liiffff ' Hin' , vi BSU, ROW ONE: Charles Coleman, Jonnie Carrethers, Algeron Walker, Debra Spencer, Hazell Stoudmire, Jesse Austin, Robert Tate, Jonathan Majak, Greg Barnett. Isaac Lewis, Bennie Rogers, Tony Orange, Kufre Eshiett. Mike Bradley. ROW TWO: Debra Matthews, Everett Collier, Keith Perry, Brian Tarpley, Kathy Gaines, Leon Hines, Almaz Teshome, Sylvester Moore, T. I. Chapman. Tom Chapman, Bob McIntosh, Francis Matthews, Sam Jackson, Zachary Oliver, Greg Tolliver. Ernie Thomas finds the most enjoyable part of the meetings are the refreshments. 91 gumufffzmmw.-f.m 5 r Q 1 F i 5 Y r 4 W XNQ ---'fi 1 ' j...- ,.r ,.,- ,NW X , 4- 9 . X . .. J.: aff'- ' W' ww. A 1 . -5: , 1 ,Q 'X 'Z -'Ls fn.J,1rf,fiw,.f -rfb' 'JA REVA I. ABRAHAM BRETTA N. BALMER DAVID BENROTH Elementary Education Elementary Education Social Studies Columbus, Ohio Bluffton. Ohio McComb, Ohio BETTY l. BLOSSER ELLEN F. BODDIE Elementary Education Social Work and Sociology Findlay. Ohio Dayton, Ohio fvuyitiv I, CRAIG D. BOWMAN TIMOTHY L. BYERS JOSEPH CAICCO Business Administration Elementary Education Elementary Education Brooklyn, Ohio Crestline, Ohio Niles, Ohio 5 JOY L. CARTWRIGHT ROSIE M. CHAPMAN SUSAN COLLIE Home Economics English Social Work and Sociology Lakewood, Ohio Canton, Ohio Cincinnati. Ohio ',.a. H LINDA K. CORWIN PEGGY FRUTH ELCHERT BARBARA E. FISHER Elementary Education Home Economics Social Work and Sociology Ashley. Ohio Attica, Ohio Vandalia, Ohio ROBERT M. FORD ISAAC V. GRAHAM JANE A. GRAHAM Sociology, Social Work, Psychology Elementary Education Elementary Education Cleveland, Ohio Marshallville. Ohio Findlay, Ohio ., W, ,.,.-.-, W ...Q.-.-..........,-----a...........,........,.,......-..., MARY E. GRIFFIN DIANE L. GRIFFITH JACK R. GRIFFITI-I Psychology and Social Music Education Sociology and Social Work Work Continental, Ohio Rittman, Ohio Dayton. Ohio 4-' j 'If' If 'fig my .an Q CARON L. CRIMES I. DAVID HARVEY CYNTHIA L. HERRMAN Sociology and Social Work Physical Education Elementary Education West Liberty, Ohio Beamsville, Ontario Amherst, Ohio DALE M. HILTY IOSLYN E. HOSTETTER MARY A. INBODY Religion Religion English Bello Center. Ohio Wadsworth. Ohio Mt. Blanchard, Ohio 8 ROBIN I. JODRY LORELEI G. KERCHNER BOBBIE S. KING Physical Education Home Economics Home Economics Stryker, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Kenton, Ohio I G31 F ,x I. . i RAE-ANN KIRALY DOTTIE KOESTER IANICE C. KREBS Home Economics Elementary Education Elementary Education Ontario, Ohio Toledo, Ohio New Washington, Ohio CONSTANCE L. KREHBIEL DUANE W. KURTZ YIU CHEUNG LAI Biology Math Business Bluffton, Ohio Smithville. Ohio Hong Kong .......,..,.--...........-....,1-- ..,.1.....-1-sg,-mf-A-fa,.,..?L,,, - .si MICHELLE IO LEHMAN Health and Phys. Ed. Las Vega. Nevada IEFFERY N. LEININGER Physical Education Delphos, Ohio .' . 3.x 3 J .V ' : . . url' I 7 l 7 .fl A 1,1 r ' 4 A ,g . ' V I ' .1 f I L Q 4 'A r THOMAS G. MAGIER History and English Rittman. Ohio JONATHAN MAJAK DEBORAH K. MATTHEWS DANNY L. MERKEL History and English Business Business Kampala. Uganda Sandusky, Ohio Tiltonsville, Ohio JAMES S. MILLER KATHLEEN I. MILLER IUDITH A. NESTER Chemistry Elementary Education Elementary Education Berlin. Ohio Convoy, Ohio Wapakoneta, Ohio JULIA M. NESTER LYNN ODENWELLER ANTHONY L. PANOZZO Elementary Education Elementary Education English Wapakoneta. Ohio Lorain, Ohio Chicago, Illinois .. 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TIGHE LOU ANN TODD JEFFERY L. VERNON Business and Economics Social Work and Sociology Religion and Social Work Mt. Cory. Ohio Montpelier. Ohio West Liberty, Ohio LYNN A. WERT CAROL A. WILGUS VANESSA WILLIAMS Home Economics Elementary Education Social Work and Sociology Windham. Ohio Lima, Ohio Philadelphia, Pennsylvania s..1, ' it BRUCE WOOLEY Math Wapakoneta , Ohio MARSHA S. REICI-IENBACI-I Social Work Bluffton, Ohio NOT PICTURED YENEWORK ALEMAYEHU Psychology and Social Work Addis Ababa, Ehtiopia CAREY ARTHUR Elementary Education Gilboa , Ohio KATHERINE L. BARTEL Art. Psychology and Social Work Lancaster, Pennsylvania THOMAS R. BENROTH Business Bluffton, Ohio WALDO E. BUROKER Health and Physical Education Mt. Victory, Ohio ROGER R. BUZARD I. MICHAEL ZIEGELHOFER English Massillon, Ohio History Lima , Ohio CHARLES A. COLEMAN. IR. Speech and Business Urbancrest, Ohio EVERETT G. COLLIER Speech Cleveland, Ohio WALLY R. CREMEANS Business Riverview, Michigan DONALD W. CULP Biology Bluffton, Ohio CAROLYN STERLING DAHNS Elementary Education Findlay, Ohio PATRICIA DELLIFIELD Speech Oberlin , Ohio H. JOHN DENOON, IR. Business Education Galion, Ohio ESTHER KREIDER EASH Art Bluffton, Ohio MARCIA A. EHRESMAN Elementary Education Fairborn, Ohio TIMOTHY S. FILIPOVICH Elementary Education ERIC M. ZUERCHER Math Dalton, Ohio Masury , Ohio MICHAEL FRY Business Buckland , Ohio JOHN R. GILES Elementary Education Wapakoneta, Ohio MICHAEL S. GLOVER Business Toledo, Ohio LOEL E. GRABER Math Bluffton, Ohio THOMAS HEIMANN Elementary Education Bluffton, Ohio JAMES E. HOPKINS History Bluffton, Ohio ROBERT KIRACOFE Health and Physical Education Elida. Ohio HAL KROTZER Health and Physical Education Delphos, Ohio DONALD W. LEHMAN Sociology and Social Work Berne , Indiana DONALD LEVAN Art Bluffton, Ohio THOMAS L. LINK Business Lakewood , Ohio IAYNA I. MCGLAUGHLIN Health and Physical Education McGuffey, Ohio KEVIN D. MCGLAUGHLIN Health and Physical Education Alger, Ohio ROBERT E. MCINTOSH Speech Hamilton, Ohio MARY L. MECARTNEY Humanities Bluffton, Ohio JOYCE M. MIRELES Social Work Genoa, Ohio SUSAN K. NELSON g Elementary Education Lima, Ohio IEFFERY NIENBERG Art Glandorf , Ohio PAUL E. PENN Math Lima. Ohio NANCY L. RAMSEYER English and Urban Studies Berg, Kentucky MARK D. RUBY Economics Napoleon, Ohio DANIEL L. SCHUMACHER Economics Pandora, Ohio EATHEL M. SCOTT Sociology and Social Work Canton, Ohio DAVID D. SELAWSKI History and Math North Royalton, Ohio PAMELA M. STEVENSON Sociology and Social Work Sandusky, Ohio JOHN L. TEMPLIN Art and Math Bluffton. Ohio ADELINE TERRY English Canton , Ohio TODD THOMPSON Music Lima , Ohio NORMAN L. URCHECK Health and Physical Education Geneva, Ohio SUSAN VAN BODEGRAVEN Social Studies and Social Work Bluffton, Ohio WILLIAM A. VARGA Business Columbus, Ohio WILLIAM C. WALSH Chemistry North Adams , Massachusetts ROBERT L. WARREN Psychology and Sociology Alliance, Ohio PATRICK R. WEBER Health and Physical Education Findlay, Ohio ' x f f .5 4 s 3 5 Is , - fM,...,,. .. -... -V. - V V A W.. -V.. Y-,- .---,..--'..,------.H-....-v----W W- -V77 -- 1171- - A Mary Lou Breese, Kip Crevia, Sue McDoug1e ,g.Q L , ,X Z' W -5 H V 'WBZIQV' : Al Beiller, John Liechly Rachel Bauman R: Fara Engel, Sue Recny. Tom Hunsberger fX' 3057. Josiah Kawira, Foday Kamara, Sue Hittepole --I 1-in-Q-1 v qv-v i Y:-'Yun , ,- 1 af -x-nn-s-x......vev'feiW,. .. . RLQSS.-.:.,.,,V,,,L21-Sw-9-v-siiiiieZ2:?ZLili!L75:'1?.E'ZIE5Zi15g,g,,Eg..,h,.q.g,5 ,t ,t xx. WN iff WX f Barb Schnelle, Pat Gustwiller, Deb Wehri, Velta Iekums, Rhonda Badertscher, Gera Rahmel, Kathy Glenn, Mary Diller Paula Hansel. Carol Rose, Gwen Kwee --fum-'.ww.w-1v-I -.F-Q-V...--4.-ww-W.: -- ---y --,.....,.,...--9-.,.....-J----A--A-.K.....--......-...-Y-W-7' - 7 .-V----..-,-. .- Y -- - .........:5 ' 171J,, ezj:-fi f- X 'r - 3, , . . ' ' e Y-1 . fx Sue Bechtel, Pam Pippinger. 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Bev Harter, Jo Dickey, Julie Osborn, Luann Stuckey, Valerie Jenkins Not Pictured Prudence Akuoko Dave Ammon Ken Amstutz Tony Ashcraft Mark Aten Paul Baker Cindy Bechtel Sharon Buerger Gale Bolen Mike Bradley Denise Britt Tom Brown Tom Chapman John Crites Monte Davis Paula Diller Curtis Dyck Shawn Euphrat Lynn Foesig Hope Friese Wade Gaston Bill George Carolyn Gratz Marvin Hall Ruth Hamman Doug Henderson Charlene Hull Gene Johnson John Johnson Shrilee Johnson Ferrell Kemp Pat Kennedy Yiu Keung Lai Sue Lang Alan Lavallee Connie Legge Barb Lehman Deb Lockette Jeff Mages Frances Matthews Steve McCumber Homer McDuffie Cindy Meek Andre Monga Joe Nagy Marilyn Nienberg Joe Nieto Ted Nye Dorothy Pohl Mike Porter Jeff Prusha Farook Rasheed Dave Repp Charlotte Richardson Kent Richmond Terry Rine John Roberts Linda Rothrauff Andy Schapson Becky Schwiebert Steve Shaw Deb Shultz Joann Simpson Jeff Smith Dawn Spengler Clark Sprague Tim Sprunger Larry Stewart Rob Strahm Jim Subler Robert Tate Anges Tuffuor Dan Valencia Stu Wheeler Bonnye Worford Dan Young 1 'Yr-.I K Kent Yoder. Sharon Irish, John Gikonyo, Mustaq Ahmed, John Tuttle, Willard Tan, Tim Neufeld Kathy Miller, Laurie Blough, Kufre-Obong Eshiett, Diane Bauman. Sandy Hanzler iSi'Si3'f! N535 Greg Dunham. Jim Sauder, Karl Kohler, Cindy Coppola, Deb Hamlin, Kim Veverka, Mary Anne McKenzie. Julia Slaydon, Becky. Freed, Nancy Yeager, Donna Thompson Cathy Beery, Sharon Hefner. Vicki Packard. Linda Williams, Becky Coldren, Judy Heath, Sharon Almond, Belinda Bishop M794 ly, Q3 btw . lille 'ZW- .A K ...ff ,fe Walt Nickerson. Tim Hohman, Bqarry Pickens, Joel Michael, Karl Kirgis, Deb Knox Scott Smith. Jackie Crabill, Dave Althaus A Cosette Hostetter. Sara Brenner, Jenny Homer, Kim King, Kristi Timmons, Kay Osbun Cindy Mason -Qm wo- Bruce Auer, Galen Penner, Ellen Schultz. Steve Steiner, John Wackler, Ken Bennett, Jeff Wackler Emily Velasquez, Sue Pratt, Pat Bahnson. Almaz Teshome, Alex Esteves, Dave VoLh ff e v L K? 1 f N , - . . Q. mr- ' Ann . 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Ben Sprunger Donald Pannabecker, Associate Dean and Registrar Carl Lehman, Assistant to the President Donald Schweingruber, Dean of Student Affairs Eleanor Loewen, Director of Career Coun- selling and Placement Center Presenting Elmer Neufeld, Dean and Associate Pro- fessor of Philosophy Alan Van Bodegraven, Business Manager Pet Peeve: Enjoying spending money on travels. E . Loewen the Establishmentn Fred Amstutz, Director of Marbeck Center ,kgs , A AX Fred Miller. Campus Pastor Don Emst, Director of Swinging Bridge Nature Preserve -OVWY .bgxvi Beverly Massie, Director of Public Margie Closson, Assistant in Financial Aid Information Roger Reiter, Bookstore and Duplicating Manager Dorthea Radebaugh. Assistant Registrar 4 QE:QT5f-SPECS' ki1:s:,1:1:-xizrzxrk-,EA-ziwriigr, s. - x X? . 0 - H ' ,su -A. I+:-f1EQ , XR ,X ix X Xxx K XX , :gk J , ' sire Sii ii 1. Q' -- .V t A, r ' .rs-3 iiffasis-A A N5 Xxx N K 3 st. s xx . 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Gail Rose, Assistant Director of Admis- sions Steve Simcox, Admissions Counselor to When did you say you would be back to visit the campus again? ,C lf you ever need a quiet place to sleep. we recommend the library. 'W' I A Q! J h Curt Campbell, Admissions Counselor -x xx x 1. S' ' s. . Robert Suter. Associate Professor of Chemistry '- X -- x .-,X Xbgqrfssgrgg- -ff.r::s1N'x2s:'-29' 5 K rr -P 5 ,, xi i aww: 1 ' hi t w? .K i Q 'N'-f . EE -1521 iv .1 ,fj1gQiQ:i'Ezi? r4 3525? 't,gF2:,,-,-Q:..i:11,S Agieig flames-5 Richard Pannabecker. Professor of Biology Pet Peeve: There are too many streakers running through Human Anatomy class. R. F . Pannabecker Science and Curiosity . - . , 313, 9' Nuff!! I 6' , C ' lA- A ,vt-,. .E .- l S .W ,. .'VA:! L.,:' mn' ' un P 8 3' :I X! A Q ' . A, lg' M , , f , 'VZQZEZ ,M NFC! S. N Just can't beat Marbecl-t's peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! b X5 Qs- . b This one looks like a fake job! N 53 xg ew Discoveries Dr. Suter diligently reading and studying his favorite comic book. I. Richard Weaver, Professor of Physics and Chemistry I ......f-v 1'V LaVerne Schirch, Professor of Chemistry The Science department at Blufford offers majors in Biology, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, 'ind Physics. Also added this year was a program in Medical Technology, which involves three years at Bluffton taking certain courses and then a fourth year at a hospital school of Medical Technology . Many students use a science major from Bluffton College in preparing for further work after graduation. These may include medical fields or other health fields, ecology, also industry, or research to name only a few of the oppor- tunities open to a science major. The long awaited and much needed sci- ence building has been designed and a site has been found: its completion is expected in three to four years. Many more labs and new equipment will be available for stu- dent useg a different design in lab location will prevent leaky ceilings - a plight sometimes experienced by students in Berky Science Hall classrooms! Undoub- tedly this new facility and continued quality education offered by the science department will greatly enhance Bluffton College in the eyes of Prospective Stu- dents. The science department offers a broad range of courses for those who have spe- cific interests, but also gives an opportu- nity for those students who want a general view of what science has to offer in order to narrow down their particular interests in preparation for a vocation. Maurice Kaufmann, Professor of Biology nqmmm:-na: Barbara Stettler, Instructor in Home Eco- nomics Directions for the Future is the motto of the fourth largest department on Bluffton's campus Metrication The Changing Family Equal Rights Nutrition Labeling Money Management Day Care and Preschool Fabric Flammability Male-Female Sex Roles Consumerism Unconventional Food Sources People Interacting with their environment - HOME ECONOMICS Lois Rodabaugh, Assistant Professor of Early Childhood 138 Darvin Luginbuhl, Associate Professor of Art :ww--W V -f I ' .,-1- :-ze. , . gil' W, fe ,, Q 1: x E 1 r I 'f 345 ' NU ii 114: N ' Q .NX ,A ,. 4 . Y- V-if X 22- izggftfgi-1.-L 'gilfff T575 X 1151-' . ' Q - .'Z'1lxg?2 -t ,QI-.il-I-Seq Q' ,Sri ' 7 ,:geg,'.uw-'-:air-.emfm Meri-,1-rr-5 fa-asf? s Iaye Bumbaugh. Assistant Professor of Art Pet Peeve: People who don't wipe their bottoms on pots! Darvin Luginbuhl mv K 'L I ls . Jean Ann Dodson, Instructor in Home Eco- nomics We believe that the Art department here at Bluffton College offers exciting opportunities in many areas for Art majors. Creativity is the core of our strength because that is what we do: creating out of materials the images of our past and pres- ent and future . Our location enables us to bring in many artists and resource people from surrounding areas. A few of the exciting courses offered are figure drawing, design, sculpture. ceramics and photo-silkscreen. Penny Hudson, Instructor of Housing and Home Furnishings Ho Ma Luther Shetler, Professor of Mathematics ward Krenbiel, Associate Professor of thematics Sam Wagner, Computer Center Director We Can Work It Uut The mathematics department offers a selection of courses designed to fit a vari- ety of needs and interests. The non-math majors may take one or more courses to satisfy a need for special- ized math skills or knowledge . The intent is to keep the courses updated. to use modern methods, and equipment and to teach in a humane and sympathetic man- ner. Leland Lehman, Professor of Economics Howard Raid, Professor of Economics and Bus- iness 3, WQMM . .V ,, g r ,atv 1. 'z 'e r sk, Ronald Friesen, Associate Professor of Economics -5, While biking through the park one day, in the merry, merry month of . . . January? The department of Economics and Business currently offers three majors. These are: Eco- nomics, Business. and Accounting. The three majors have some common courses. but differ in specific requirements. elective courses and in vocational objective. With appropriate academic work in the above majors supplemented with related courses we believe students can qualify for a wide range of opportunity in business, industry and government: or for graduate study in these and related areas. Along with the wide range of courses and Huex programs, the history depart- ment has interacted with other depart- ments and colleges in extra curricular activities throughout the year. Rick Hire. associate professor of history , and several students participated in an inter-co11e- giage conference in co-operation with the philosophy department. John Unruh, asso- ciate professor, gave the guest speech at the centennial celebration of the Russian Mennonites in the Dakotas, entitled, After a Century on the Frontier. The department chairman, Dr. Von Hardesty, led a tour to the Soviet Union during the January Module . llvlk , ,,,-..unq- : ' .si X Rick Hite , Assistant Professor of History Broadening H orizons 'WTVTSP sw-ve Von Hardesty , tory Assistant Professor of His- John Unruh, Associate Professor of History tsreieaoeo :Or '1'f ' Bl 55 xXx ,Zhi -X. - Raymond Hamman, Director of Educational Media Center Would You Like 150 Talk About It? Rhea Forman. Assistant Professor of Psy- chology ,X ff X., Carl Smucker. Associate Professo Social Work communication whether an impromptu idea coming to life before that electric eye in room 10 a dialogue flowing between actors under gelled spots in Ramseyer a pretend dog searching for his bark or a butterfly blushing in a room full of second grade giggles a Marconi capturing the air waves in early America a Thespis stepping out from the chorus in a Greek theatre a Thurber of Ribsy being recreated through words in the imagination Communication labeled Speech Department . J rof William Beausay. Assistant Professor of Psychology Sociology is the study of man reacting to his environment and social work is put- ting this knowledge into action. In both of thesr fields a student will learn how to cope with the different social phenomenon in every day life. Mr. Smucker and Mr. Mecartney seek to prepare students for either immediate entry into the field or further study. Dale Dickey, Associate Professor of Speech A young department that is finally being weaned. lt is fastly gaining matu- rity. This year it has grown to encompass a wider range of interests. Diverse courses from Masks to Skinner were offered. It is becoming more advanced with the devel- opment of the Psychology Labs, equipped with various new apparatus. There is a lot of room for growth, but the interest has been sparked and the emergence of an exciting department has begun. John Mecartney, Associate Professor of Sociology Gene Caskey, Assistant Professor of Speech Practice Makes Perfect The physical education department offers a variety of individual and team activities to help students develop an appreciation and understanding for all types of sports. Many students participate in the intercollegiate and intramural sports which the physical education department sponsors. 1 I s NE: ' L33 ' G.-2' s. fu 12? -t ,,'f I Qu , All this mess and not even a tip. ' ff xl fliiavl Keith Hamsher, Assistant Professor of Health. Physical Education and Recrea- tion -.. .,.. : N, : 1-,5'321Q?:m5f53Z4 - fE:1:?:t1:f 3i2ig ,. tl, .... .1:f 1- .' 21,135 f. . 1 - , , . sf:-' 1 N ' if. . , - qw- tiiihafi i1fi1te5E.f 'iA, gi , -i 'Qf.Etf?i W '- Wiatr Q:15E-Elf tttizi' ,qzis t. 1 Z ss H-mbsf. .,,, .. f is r W9 Roger Bixel, Assistant Professor of Health. Physical Education and Recreation tr- z2.kE?EE1:2f3.:ti'if iii:- . , - RE3r.123f1I:'f?E1Lg3jyfQSi:-151:' 5 5 '432ae.f1:: , . .r :1,.:f,., 4 , fs-p. .-if - .5121 ..,. ..., 4 f ,Sa M gfszifg A ' ' -, iz-iz. ' - I' K '1,, lffp pil A vtiltiffl- - X lr. 1 . 1 -in-14. '- - , ' l t' James Knox, Assistant Professor of Health, Glenn Snyder. Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recrea- tion . TSE ll sa s ,.. .. 'tkigj ' , NYT sf 'mfg r . .. -W ,Q 5 mx fggsx 9 t ,fi S ' Ji 'An ' 3' Joyce Richardson, Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recrea- tion Wealth of Knowledge Delbert Gratz, Professor of History and Mary Ann Moser, Library Cataloger Harvey I-liebert, Associate Librarian Librarian , Perry Yoder, Associate Professor of Reli- gion David Schmidt. Assistant Professor of Phi- losophy Bluffton's department of religion hopes to expose the student to the various questions of his faith and the reality of God actively working in the world. Along with preparing departmental majors for the Christian ministry, the department also helps stu- dents to gain insights on Christianity and other reli- gions through Huex courses. Two extra activities of the department are the religion conferences in the fall and the course taught jointly with Goshen College in the spring - this year, Christians and Politics which included a weeks visit to Washington D.C. ,....4unp wx.,-v Burton Yost, Associate Professor of Religion Besides the regular course work and Huex offerings, members of the philosophy depart- ment have actively participated in a number of extra-curricular activities. In particular, faculty and students have attended sessions of the American Philosophical Association. the annual Wheaton Philosophy Conference, the Conference on Christianity and Contemporary Culture Cheld at Blufftonj , and have read papers at the annual Bluffton-Goshen Conference sponsored by the philosophy and religion departments. The department has also been grati- fied to success of its majors in graduate work in philosophy, theology, law as well as other fields. 143 Fd Like to Teach the World f N. Emerson Miller, Professor of Education If you are looking for a demanding and satisfying profession which serves human- ity , perhaps teaching is the profession for you. Bluffton College offers an exciting, innovative program for prospective ele- mentary and high school teachers. What does the Education Department offer you? -Personalized instruction by professors -An activity-centered approach to learning -Your own special portfolio of teach- ing materials -Preparation for certificate in special education -Student teaching in Bogota, Columbia: Vienna, Austria: or inner-city schools such as Lima. ln t.he past two years the Education Department placed 86' of the department graduates requesting placement. This indicates the respect that administrators have for Bluffton College teachers. Considering a challenging program leading toward a challenging profession? lf you are, the Education Department would like to talk with you. Evalyn Lyon, Assistant in Placement N. Iames Weate, Associate Professor of Education Elizabeth l-lostetler. Assistant Professor of Education Pet Peeve: Ve grow too soon oldt und too late schmart. James Weate Pet Peeve: Trying to be unique by thinking up unique ideas when there is very little that is unique . ' ' Emerson Miller Russell Slater, Associate Professor of Edu- cation. World of Communications Lawrence Templin. Professor of English Kathleen Petro, Instructor of Intermediate and Conversational French 1'-'A Q'- 1 Sally Reeder, Assistant Professor of Foreign Language ,P Ns? ' -,N . Mary Ann Sullivan, Assistant Professor of Linda Suter, Assistant Professor of English The English department is responsible not only for English courses and major requirements. but also for proficiency in the language. journalism , publication of literary magazines Cwhen they happenl, and a substantial share of the Human Exploration courses. In the department offices is a curriculum library for student teachers. The department is proud to have pioneered in sponsoring a student-initi- ated and student-taught course in fantasy this year. Language students are finding that learning French, German or Spanish need not be con- fined to the classroom and language lab. At Christmas time you may have heard our carol- singing in the Barn. ln January, the Spanish Living Group in Riley Court struggled with speaking Q35 Spanish on the premises, as well as preparing some ethnic meals, and learn- ing songs and games from Spanish-speaking countries. The Language Table became a once a week event in Marbeck Commons during Spring Term. Dave and Mary lo Schmidt con- tributed much to the success of the French Table. 14 46 Earl Lehman, Professor of Music Education Music - The B1uffton's music department offers ever ything from opera to African field drums in its education oriented program. Some of the activities of the department are bands, chorale, choral society, Requiem with the Lima Symphony and various con- certs. A high school band workshop was held for the area high schools. Maryann McNamara, Assistant Professor James Bixel, Associate Professor of The of Music Stephen Jacoby, Assistant Professor of Music ory, Piano and Fine Arts Sounds 0 Emotwns Q Earl Lehman snags a prospective student. Veronica Wadewitz. Instructor in Strings Jean Szabo, Asslstant Professor of Musrc Sarah Hayner Music Evelyn Krehbiel, Ian Collar, Carlene Nusbaum. Marguerite Young, Mary Lou Howe -us 'K Tom Chapman, Goldie Hackworth, Mary Bertsche, Rosie Chapman, T. I. Chapman, Tom Magier, Jeff Leininger, Paige Teft. 14-.r Millie Frazee, Ellen Miller, Madge Moser, Barbara Steiner Silly Millie i magma l mm W 1 I 'QS'i S 1 5x P- A-fx L -Jllx ju. 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Family Training Hour 10:30 a.m. Worship Hour 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic Hour CO UNTY LINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Rev. Dave Thompson, Pastor 11851 Sandusky Rd. Lima, Ohio 45854 5 mi. S. of Bluffton on Allen Co. Line Church School 9:30 Morning Worship 10:30 Evening Services, 2nd and 4th Sundays .p-HP5 l ST. MAR Y 'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Elm and Spring Streets Post Office Box 92 Bluffton, Ohio 45817 Father Neil Lucas, Pastor Mass Schedule: October - May - Sunday 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a . m. June - September - Saturday 7:00 p.m. and Sunday 10:30 a.m. Holy Days 7:00 p.m. BL UF F TON UNITED PRESB YTERIAN CH UR CH Main 8a Cherry Sts. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Church School - Every Fourth Sunday - 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Cincluding a Fellowship mealb College Open House - Monthly on Sunday Afternoon 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. at 134 Sunset Dr. Choir Rehearsal 7:30 p.m. Thursday Roy W. Pneuman, Pastor 358-8206 Competition Tough... 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Pandora , Ohio A Friendly Store in a Friendly Town Speculative Returns From a Non-Speculative Investment THE NOR TH- WESTERN MUTUAL The Quiet Company 1857- 1975 A. C BURCK Y 139 Grove Street Bluffton, Ohio Tune to GO Minutes Compliments BIXEL MO TOR SALES In Bluffton of 25 Q7 g Q, WWW. Best Wishes From SO U TH GA TE LANES RFD2 Bluffton, 358-6976 Ohio f - -,...........7 -47,1 3-.--M . 1-1--::J1:-:limp- - Abraham, Reva I. - 76, 94 Adams, Rebecca - 107, 76 Adkins, Charles W. Ahmed, Mustaq - 121 Akuoko, Prudence D. Aldred, Peter S. Alemayehu, Yenework Allen, Michelle L. Alliman, Susan E. - 107, 80, 68 Almond, Sharon L. - 122 Althaus, David I. - 123, 77, 55 Alton, Elaine A. - 110, 81 Ammon, David T. Amstutz, James F. - 49, 108, 83, 88 Amstutz, Kenneth D. Ange1,EttaJ. - 118, 77, 81,173 Archer, Larry Lee - 107, 79, 90 Arling, Steven Arnold, Steven Arthur, Carey Ashcraft, Anthony W. Anschraft, Donald - 46, 111, 88 Asking, Karina 1. - 126, 88 Aten, Charlton Mark Atkinson, Kim L. - 127, 89 Auer, Bruce - 124, 72, 73, 75, 74 Austin, Jesse E. - 91 Badertscher, Rhonda - 105, 72, 75, 83, 74 Bahnsen, Patricia A. - 125 Baker, Paul Daniel - 74 Baker, Susan Kimberli - 113 Baldauf, Janet A. - 118, 77, 81, 175 Baldauf, Virginia M. - 118, 83, 176 Baldridge, Debra M. - 108 Balmer, Bretta Nell - 94 Baratko, Edward G. - 52 Barnett, Gregory C. - 46, 91, 55 Bartel, Katherine L. Bates, William B. Bauman, Dianne E. - 121, 74 Bauman. Rachel A. - 104, 84 Baumgartner, Jean A. - 106, 76 Baumgartner, Steven Bechtel, Cynthia E. Bechtel, Susan - 106 Beechy, Sharon Beery, Catherine A. - 122 Beidelschies, Beth A. - 76, 81 Beitler, Alan J. - 104, 58 Bena, Kenneth Scott - 119 Bennett, Kenneth A. - 124 Benroth, David Benroth, Steven R. Benroth Thomas R. Bernath Gary Bruce 49, 65 Bishop, Belinda A. - 122, 81 Blair, Dorothy Blanchard, Bridget M. - 74 Blosser, Betty J. - 94, 88, 90, 173 Blough, Laurie L. - 67, 121 Boddie, Ellen F. - 94 Boerger, Sharon K. Bolen, Gale Buroker Boshinski, Thomas A. - 118 Bosler, Robert Bowman, Craig D. - 94 Bowman, Dionne Bradley, Warren Michael - 52, 91 Breese, Mary Lou - 104, 76, 174 Breenner, Sara - 124 Bricker, David L. - 110, 86 Bridenbaugh, Gerald R. - 52, 118, 82, 58, 88 Britt, Denise Y. Brooks, Susan - 107 Brown, Beth L. - 116 5 Brown, Debra J. - 115, 76 Brown, Dennis - 46 Brown, Thomas E. Broyles, Douglas B. Bruschaber, Gregg L. - 106, 74 Bull, Kathryn E. - 106, 111 Buller, Jim Buroker, Waldo E. Burr, Bernice B. - 118, 77 Burt, James A. - 55 Buzard, Roger R. Bycynski, Sheldon L. - 46, 111 Byers, Timothy L. - 94 El.-g.., s t Q nw fss.1'KT':'r-'X--. -- t .Xi-' . ff 5 A Y , V ,,-f - if ' , r N N is f ., 4 3' -.. -, , 11' 1 ' K A ' ' .I JQBN What we need around here is a little organization. Caicco, Joseph - 94 Cain, Brian K. - 52 Cain, Paul- 46, 117, 87, 88, 55 Campati, Ann M. - 127 Cardascio, Francine M. - 116 Carrethers, Jonnie B. - 107, 91 Cartwright, Joy L. - 81, 95, 90 Carver, Robert M. - 61, 65 Chapman, Rosie M. - 23, 67, 77, Chapman, Thomas M. - 91 Christopher, Mickey Clark, Cynthia'L. Clark, Vianne - 66, 67, 112 Clinker, Philip C. Coldren, Rebecca L. - 122, 72 Coleman, Charles A. - 46, 91 Coleman, Jerry Collar, Janette Collie, Susan - 95, 90 Collier, Everett - 46, 91, 74 Collins, Donald O. - 52, 114, 55 Congrove, Chalres W. Cook, Dianne C. Coons, Michael S. - 106, 83 Cooper, Dewayne Copper, Michael D. Coppola, Cynthia A. - 122 Corwin, Linka K. - 95 Crabill, Jacquelyn - 66, 123 Crawford, Sharon - 112, 81 95 Cremeans, Wallace R. - 46, 88, 58 Cress, F. Larry - 108, 60, 65 Crevia, Kip E. - 52, 104 Crites, John P. Croft, Robin L. - 109 Culp, Donald W. Culp, Judith A. - 110, 81 Curry, Robert E. - 46 Curtis, Janet M. - 113, 76 Curtis, Nathan W. Cushion, Russell P. - 46, 55 Dahms, Carolyn Sterling Dang, Lan - 84, 119 David, Mary K. Davies, Frances Davis, Linda - 66, 67, 107, 76, 6 Davis, Monte V. Dellifield, Patricia Denoon, John Depalma, Anthony W. - 46 Deyling, Jeffrey H. - 61 Dickerson, Darryl 9, 88 Dickey, Johanna S. - 120. 77, 175. 74 Diller, Christopher - 46, 111, 88, Diller, Kent R. - 128 55 Diller, Mary E. - 105 Diller, Paula Doan. Jon K. Dobney, Jonathan D. Donley, Melinda - 66, 108, 84, 68 Dravenstott, Donald E. - 112, 82, 88, 58 Dunbar, Barbara A. - 109, 72, 73 Duncan, Pamela - 108, 76 Dunham, Gregory V. - 122, 58 Dyck, Curtisl. - 72 Dyck, Rodney - 117 Eash, Esther Kreider Ehresman, Marcia A. Elchert, Peggy Fruth - 95 'Yr Mm...mm. . .good? Elder, Craig R. - 46, 58, 65 Engel, Fara L. - 105, 76 Eshiett, Kufre Obong - 121, 78, 84, 91 Esteves, Alesander F. - 125, 84, 49 Etzwiler, Debbie Euphrat, Shawn K. Ewing, Eileen Rea - 111 Ferguson, Suzanne - 116 Fields, Denise White Fields, Randolph Filipovich, Timothy S. - 46, 61 Fisher, Barbara - 77, 80, 84, 95 Foesig, Lynne L. Ford, Robert M. - 95 Forry, Krista - 108, '76 Foulkes. Jeff L. - '72,'75,126, 74 Franze, Joann Frazier, Robin M. - 67, 112, 86, 175 'V '---- --U 1 Freed, Janet Freed, Rebecca S. - 122 ' L H Fw ...x. e T.. 1,-K: 4 . ee I . L-1W qrf. . L Everyone pays serious attention at Godspell practice. Frey, Jerry - 117, 72, 73, 77 Friese, Hope E. Frisk, James M. - 114, 61 Fritz, Jeffrey R. Fruth, Cynthia M. - 80, 84 Fry, Michael L. - 58 Gaines, Kathy J. - 127, 91 Gamba, Habil M. - 126 Gast, David A. - 128, 77, 55 Gatchell, Catherine A. - 67, 112 Gaul, Martha George, William D. Gerrick, Trevah A. - 116 Gibson, Carla J. - 110 Gikonyo, J. K. Kinyua - 49, 121, 84 Giles, John R. Glander, Gregory G. - 46 Glenn, Kathy A. - 105, 72, 81 Glover, Michael S. - 52 Goetz, Darlene Goodwin, Keith J. Gorsky, Paula J. - 107 Graber, Loel E. - 49, 77, 74 Graetz, David E. Graham, Isaac V. - 46, 95 Graham, Jane A. - 95, 90 Gratz, Carolyn R. Gratz, Conrad Greiwe, Jayne I. - 114 Gress, Caludia A. - 115 Gresser Scott H. - 46 Griffin, Mary E. - 96 Griffith, Diane - 96, 72, 75, 74 Griffith, Jack R. - 96 Grimes Caron L. - 96, 68 Grimm Grome , John E. - 115, 73, 79 Steven P. Gustwiller, Patricia - 105, 73, 88 Habegger, Christen - 117, 72, 73 Habegger, Gary N. - 65 Habegger. Janet - 66, 69 Hall, Marvin H. - 46, 87 Hamlin, Debra L. - 122, 89 Hamman, Martha E. - 108 Hamman, Ruth A. Hammer, Vickie L. - 112, 89, 172 Hardy, Donnie - 113, 82, 55 Harlow, Jeri Lynn - 112, 81 Harris, David E. - 112, 174 Harter, Beverly J. - 120 Hartsel, Paula G. - 106, 76 Hartzler, Sandra J. - 121, 74 Harvey, David - 46, 106, 88 Harvey, J. David - 96, 65 Hawk, Susan - 116, 81 Heath, Judith A. - 66, 122, 81, 68 Heacker, Valerie J. - 126 Heckler, Jane A. - 116 Hefner, Sharon K. - 67, 122 Heimann, Ann Gates Heimann, Thomas Heineman, Cecilia Heise, Keith Henderson, Douglas R. - 55 Herrmann, Cynthia L. 1 96, 81 Hibbard, Michael - 128, 75, 77 Hieber, Randall R. - 117, 82 High, Brenda Jean - 110 Hilclebolt, James A. - 49 Hilty, Dale M. - 96 Hilty, John A. Hilty, Mark R. - 49, 77, '78, 119, Hilty, Robert L. Himes, Julie A. - 114, 173 Hines, Leon - 117, 91 Hittepole, Susan - 105 Hochstetler, David Hodson, Jeffrey L. Hohman, Timothy - 46, 123, 86, Holland, Lasaunders - 119, 74 Hopkins, James E. Horner, Jennifer L. - 124 Hostetter, Cosette L. - 124 Hostetter, Joslyn - 96 Huffer, Nancy - 127 Huggins, Charles W. - 46 Hughes, Jennifer Hull, Charlene E. J-Iunsberger, Thomas - 105 Huntley, Charles Ickes, Janice C. - 114, 72, 73 Igboeli, Geoffrey - 84 Imagie, Victor N. - 49, 113 Inbody, Mary A. - 96, 96 Ingram, Ernest - 126 Irish, Sharon - 121 Jackson Jr., Samuel C. - 91, 175 James, Cotta Susan Jekums, Venta V. - 105, 81 Jenkins, Valerie J. - 120, 81 Jennings, Joan Jodry, Robin - 97 Johnson, Chris N. Johnson, Floyd Howard Johnson, Gene D. Johnson, Gwendolyn Johnson, John W. Johnson, Shirlee A. Jones, Clifford - 107 Jones, Michael A. - 116 Justice, Michael A. - 46 Kamara, Foday - 105, 88 Kaple, Steven Ross - 78 Kasefang, David N. - 109, 79 Kauffman, J. Brent - 74 Kaufman, Lonne Kaufmann, Janet L. - 84, 119 Kaufman, Mary K. X-X A gn Mike Coons and Amy Litzell engage in serious conversation over a snack in the barn. Kawira, Josiah - 105, 84 Keating, WilliamJ. - 46, 112 Keeney, Carol L. - 118, 77, 84, 17 Keller, Charlotte - 106 Kemp Jr. , Ferrell T. - 52 Kennedy, Patrick S. - 52 Kent, Stephen C. - 52 Kerchner, Lorelei G. - 97, 90 Kerfoot, Hollis Elaine - 89, 127 King, Bobbie Sue - 97, 110 King, Bruce M. King, David D. King, James W. King, Kimberly E. - 124, 75, 74 Kiracofe, Robert Kiraly, Rae-Ann - 97 K irgis Knece, , Karl F. - 123, 77,74 Paul Randall - 78 Knece , Rita Binkley Knox, Deborah J. - 123, 89 Koester, Dottie J. - 97, 76, 84 Kohler, Carl G. - 122 Korosi, Mark A. - 126 Koverman, Lawrence J. - 106, 73, 75 Krebs, Janice C. - 97 Krehbiel, Constance L. - 97 Krotzer, Hal Krueger, William H. - 46 Kurtz, Duane W. - 46, 97, 58 Kwee, Gwendolyn T. - 106 Lai, Yiu Cheung - 97, 84 Lai, Yiu Keung - 84 Lang, Suzanne M . Latosky, Joseph A. - 128 Lause, Kevin M. Lause, Sean M. Lavallee, Alan L. - 58 Lawrence, Carolyn S. - 72, 72, 126 Layne, Alfreda Lazorski, David L. - 46, 106 Leader, Donald A. - 46, 88 Legge, Connie A. Lehman, Barbara L. Lehman, Donald W. - 80, 84 Lehamn, Michelle Jo - 98, 72, 88, 6 Leininger, Jeffery N. - 46, 98 Levan, Donald Lewis, Isaac C. - 46, 125, 91, 55 Liechty, John L. - 104 Line, Michael- 117, 73, 75 Link, Thomas L. Litzell, Amy - 109 Lockette, Deborah K. Long, Rebecca Jill Lovell, Jean L. - 110, 75, 74 Ludwig, Lizabeth Lute, Lester - 117, 72, 75, 77 Mages, Jeffrey J. Magier, Thomas G. - 46, 98, 90 Maidlow, Richard P.R.R. - 113 Majak, Jonathan - 98, 84, 91 Mallet, Kathryn l. - 115 Markward, Philip J. - 114 Marolt, Kris T. Marsh, Janice L. Martin, Karon L. Mason, Ciny L. - 124 Matter, Mary J. - 113 Matthews, Debra K. - 91, 98 Matthews, Francis G. - 91 A QETIQQ V NWN' ...ny J ww R , ' .XX . s Y- ,J w,--A '25 xvzffi lv Qt. ,D J., ' if 5 sg N .D ' 7. , , i -NX A, 'JAN , ' h 'gg ' '1 f 1 ' K ' LHR-...... I L 4' X -- xg ,. ' 1714 X ' N z A X w.--...N r--... MN? x ' T X,- .R , Xx..,?kgQ,f Q . WE P-.1 Y ,K A , ' .. .K -A A Happiness is getting your tailoring project finished. Matthews, Margaret L. - 127 Maxwell, Deborah - 67, 108, 90 McCartney, Bruce D. - 46 McClure, Clinton - 46 McCullough, Randall G. McCumber, Steven F. - 49 McDaniel, Philip C. - 28 McDougle, Sue Ann - 23, 104, 76, 174 McDowell, Vickie Jill - 67, 88, 68 McDuffie Jr., Horner - 46 McGlaughlin, Jayna John McGlaughlin, Kevin D. McGuire, Robert A. - 46, 88 Mclntosh, Robert E. - 46, 91 McKenzie, Mary A. - 122 McCartney, Mary L. Meek, Cynthia A. Meek, David M. - 49 Merkel, Danny L. - 98 Metzler, David W. - 46, 128 60 Michael, Joel D. - 123 Michael, Kurt A. - 126 Michoff, Debra K. Miller, James S. - 98 Miller, Jolene D. - 67, 112, 69 Miller, Kathleenl. - 98 Miller, Kathy s. - 67, 121 Miler, Lionel M. Miller, Patricia B. - 72 Miller, Wayne D. - 113 Miller, Wendell E. - 87, 110 Miller, Wilbur Mireles, Joyce M. Mitchell, Albert L. - 46 Mitchell, Nancy E. - 72, 88, 118, 172 Mohr, Bonita - 72, 75, 77, 83, 112, 74 Monga, Andre - 49, 84 Moore, Vicki L. - 66, 67, 88, 126 Morehart, Peggy J. - 89 Morphew, Karen L. - 72, 115, 173 Morrison, Randy - 78, 126, 60 Morrow, Kenneth - 46 Mshabbek, Karen L. - 108 Muleya, Josephine - 84 Musselman, Patrice J. - 66, 112, 172 Musser, Carolyn L. Myers, Edwin - 117, 72, 73, 75, 74 Myers, Stanley - 58 Nagy, Joseph A. - 60 Naylor, Kimberly A. - 125 Nelson, Susan K. Nester, Judith A. - 98 Nester, Julia M. - 99 Neufeld, Cynthia D. - 111, 83 Neufeld, Timothy L. - 121 Nichols, Wm. Craig Nickeson, Walter - 123, 175 Nienberg, Jeffery Nienberg, Marilyn Nieto, Joseph A. - 80 Nietz, Patricia - 117, 72, 73, 75, 74 Niswander, Nancyl. - 115 Niswander, Ned A. - 73 Nuefeld, Cythia - 74' Nunemaker, William L. - 115 Nye, Theodore C. Odenweller, Lynn - 99 Oliver, Zagery - 91 Orange , Tony - 52, 91 Osborn, Julie A. - 120, 77, 74 Osbun, Kay W. - 124 Gverbey, Roger A. - 49, 110, 80 Owens, Lee A. Packard, Vicki L. - 122, 77 Pannabecker, Mary B. - 125, 74 Pannabecker, Tom Panozzo, Anthony L. - 99 Partridge, Kathleen - 89 Passage, Peter C. - 49, 80 Passet, Joanne E. - 99, 76 Patton, Pauline E. - 127 Pease, Kathryn A. - '72, 73, 117 Peck, Alice J. - 76, 114 Penn, Payl E. Penner, Galen B. - 124 Perry, Cathrin Perry, Keith - 91 Pickens, Charles B. - 46. 88, 123 Pippenger, Pamela S. - '76, 106 Poffenbaugh, Jeffrey L. - 46, 58 Pohl, Dorothy E. Pohl, Richard James Pohlman, Raymond F. - 46 Pongtana, Sompong - 88, 119 Pontius, Ginger Pope, Margaret E. Popick, Karen E. - 77, 118 Porter, Michael L. Pratt, Susan K. - 125 Pritchard, Barbara K. - 67, 115, 6 Prusha, Jeffrey A. Puchta, Stephan W. - 108 Pusey, Eugene Quellos, Lucindal. - 99, 84 Rader, Lynette S. - 126 Rahmel, Gera May - 105 Ramseyer, Bethl. - 66, 120, 69 Ramseyer, Dennis A. - 49, 99, 78, 55 Ramseyer, Donald A. Ramseyer, Joy F. - 125 Ramseyer, Mark Ramseyer, Nancy Rasheed, Farook Risser, Michael Roberts, John B. Robey, Kenneth A. Rodd, Allan K. - 46, 109, 55 Rodgers, Benny - 91 Roeschley, Mark A. - 46, 99, 74 Roethlisberger, Debra Rome, Kathy ROPPI Rose Rose Rose Deborah S. - 116 Caroll. - 76, 81, 106 Charles W. William - 76 Rosebrook, James A. Roseman, John C. - 61 Roth, Dawn R. Roth, Jenelle L. - 114 Rothrauff, Linda J. Ruby, Mark D. - 78 Rusk, David A. - 52, 118 Sadowski, Richard S. - 79, 119, 90 Salzer, Mary - 115 Sauder, James - 77, 83, 122 Sauder, Jerrold I. - 78, 100 Schantz, Noretta Rogers Schapson, Andrew - 46 Schmidt, Gregory L. Schneider, Arlene M. - 127 Schnelle, Barbara C. - 81, 105, 69 Schrag, Nancy J. - 89, 112 Schroeder, Ann K. - 66, 67, 88, 115 68 Schultz, Ellen - 124 Schumacher, Daniel L. - 49, 78, 84 Schuttera, John R. Rausch, Gayle C. - 99 Reaver Carleen S. - 88, 126, 86 Recker, Carol Fett Recker, Joseph D. Recny, Susan J. - 105, 90 Reed, Patricia A. - 107 Reese, Pete Reichenbach, Marsha S. - 102 Repp, David M. - 52, 88, 58 Richardson, Charlotte E . Richmond, M. Kent Riggs, Karen Kovacs Rine, Terry L. - 46 Ripke, Elizabethl. - 99, 74 Talent in the midst of beauty 7' 1 1 1 7 -nf' - ---- 4 Schwartz, Steven E. - 100 Schwiebert, Rebecca S. Scott, Eathel M. Secor, Blain W. - 46, 88, 109, 86 Seevers, Brenda S. - 81, 118, 176 Selawski, David D. Stark, Gary M. - 49, 80, 111, 55 Starrett, H. Michael- 101, 65 Sesay, Amidu Sforzo, Michael W. - 109, 60 Sharp, Elmerl. - 80, 115 Shaw, Steven D. - 46 Sherman, Fred J. Shetler, Peter D. Shoots, Beverly D. - 88, 126, 74 Shope. Kevin J. - 128, '74 Shores, Carl - 46, 106 Short, Karen E. - 114 Short, Kathi F. - 100, 74 Shultz, Debra S. - 72, 75, 74 Shurelds, Vickie A. - 90, 74 Silva, Augusto L. - 49, 84 Simcox, Amy L. - 73, 111, 74 Simcox, Anna Jo - 66, 67, 112 Simek, Jeffery J. - 112 Simmering, Catherine - 116 Simpson, Joann S. Sims, Glendon P. - 100 Sivey, Kathryn - 76, 100, 172 Slagel, Scott A. - 128, 60 Slater, John R. - 81, 110, 90, 86 Slater, Sharonl. - 75, 100, 74 Slaydon, Julia E. - 81, 122 Slike, Joan Slike, Teel C. - 84, 126 Smith, Anna L. - 116 Smith, Catherine A. - 115 Smith, Dennis D. - 52, 82, 88, 61 Smith, Don R. - 52 Smith, Dorthea S. - 78, 113 Smith, Scottl. - 78, 123, 53, 86 Snider Debra G. - 81, 108 Snyder, Cindy R. Snyder, Dennis P. Snyder, Keith L. Sommer, Jonathan L. Souder, Thomas A. - 52, 125 Spencer, Debra L. - 91, 127 John Liechty and Gary Habegger are caught seeking adventure Steiner, Stephen A. - 77, 124, 86 Stemen, Sandra K. - 74 Stevenson, Pamela M. Stewart, Larry J. Stoudmire, Hazell - 86, 91 Stovall, Darrell W. - 46, 115 Strable, Scott G. - 46, 82, 88, 58, Strahm, Robert C. Stratton, Patricia A. - 101 Stuckey, Luann - 72, 77, 120, 74 Stucky, Kay L. - 118 Subler, James C. Sulser, Mary Jane - 68 Suter, Gerald A. - 81, 88, 110 Suter, John P. - 49 Suter, Kathy A. Tan, Willard C. - 84, 121 Tarpley, Brian - 46, 88, 91, 108, 5 Tate, Robert O. - 91 Spronger, Tim - 55 Smith, Timothy - 55 Spencer. Denise L. Spengler, Dawn R. - 68 Spiert, Kenneth R. - 100, 86 Spitler, Mark R. - 52, 82, 88, 100, 86 Sprague, Clark A. - 72, 74 Sprunger, Gaye E. - 125 Sprunger, Norman K. - 128 Stanley, H. Lucinda - 88, 100, 68 Stapleton, Charles D. - 52 Teeters, Nancy - 81, 83, 110 Templin, John L. Terry, Adeline Teshome, Almaz - 84, 91, 125 Thade, Larry - 107 Thoele, Larry P. Thomas, Ernest - 46 Thompson, Dennis L. - 52 Thompson, Donna M. - 73, 77, 122 Thompson, Todd - '72, 73, 75, '74 Thorley, Jane E. - 66, 120, 86, 69 Tice, Cynthia L. - 23, '76, 112 Tighe, Lawrie E. - 101, 1'74 Timmons, Kristi L. - 124 Todd, Lawrence W. - 46, 119 Todd, Lou Ann - 80, 82, 101 Tolliver, Gregory - 46, 52, 88, 91, Toran, Benjamin R. - 52 Toran, Jamie Toran, Roy K. - 52 Trammel, Rose M. Tuffour, Agnes - 84 Turpin, Curtis M. - 46, 88, 111 Tuttle, John W. - 121, 174 Tyner, Sidney L. - 52 Urcheck, Norman L. - 58 Vail, Fredrick Valencia, Daniel A. Van Bodegraven, Susan Varga, William A. - 58 Velasquez, Emily - 125, 86, 74 Vernon, Jeffrey L. - 101 Vetrovsky, Todd C. - 60 Veverka, Kim D. - 52, 122 Vonderhaar, Jean M. Voth, David L. - 49, 84, 125 Voth, Nancy Jo - 110, 68 Wackler. Jeffery A. - 124 Wackler, John B. - 124 Wagner, Steve - 49, 88, 108 Wakefield, Debra Walker, Algeron A. - 91, 116 Walsh, William C. Walter, Cheryl L. - 66, 88, 118, 69 Walther, James M. - 108 Wambua, Lydia - 84 Wannemacher, Gregory - 46, 87, 88, 118 Ware, Franita - 10'7 Warren, Robert L. - 65 Wasem, Dorothy Marie - '72, 107, 175 Weate, Gwendolyn M. - 114 Weaver, Elizabeth L. - 111 Weber, Patrick R. W6l'Hi, Deborah L. - 105 Welder, Ellen M. Wendling, Joan M. - 81 Wert, Lynn A. - 23, 81, 101, 69 Wertman, Rebecca L. Wetzel, Michael C. - 46 Wheeler, Stuart N. - 46 White, A1anJ. - 119 Wilgus, Carol A. - '76, 101 Williams, Linda L. Williams, Vanessa - 101, 86 wineland, Louise A. - 72, 73, 75, 117, 74 Wireman, Randy E. Wooley, Bruce A. - '76, 102 Worford, Bonnye K. - 69 Wright, Kathleen S. - 112 Yeager, Nancy A. - 122 Yoder, Keith D. - 78, 125, 60 Yoder, Kent A. - '72, 78, 121, 125, '74 Young, Daniel R. - 46, 55 Ziegelhofer, James Michael - 49, 102 Zimmerman, Carol - 111 Zion, Marjorie L. - '72, '75 Zorn, Stephen R. Zuercher, Eric M. - 102 af' ' 4. swf' Roger, Sue and Daisy enjoy the quietness while soaking up the sun shine. ,ev 493- is :QF SF' J Sz Tim Hohman , classes my 51:11-5-,1.,, Q ' --5.-L, -41 wg- 4.-zqz,-J ,g .. - .--. 5.. . ,. .4 . -,.,x':r:.-1 YN- -. ' -'K' ' fiqigzqfff 3' .,:-,ry ' rE'5-j: ,'.--,ff V'- :ff irff. - ' f -f -1' '- -V ?3ii:p,,w::15vI: w. e.,Sf--..,,, .Q,L3.'.-QM., . Q I ' L. W 11 '5'f1,.-vii jfs: f . T' x l. 'fi . iw... 4 :g?s'i3 ff2'?fSsr::- .. . ., , W ,. .. , JM P- 1.3221 .y Sw 1 ...wig . , ' - .'-, -pf:-4.-sf' ,S Ea, if -rri.'.gg-345:-F: -:, . 19 5 - i 2.1, :.-. EE iw - fifesr +: 2211 -f .-Y3?f':'S ' ' A Q-: ,,:: '1:Q'f ,gk-'.,Q V. f,f1a.l':1'.1, X ' ' 4'.-.'LSv-21451 X 2 .,'gI:.9E j , lla' f U3'5 'f it gg. ' 5' zlflf' N , '.': , jifnu 1 Q fzer' f.'xif.3.: EQ x N f J N J.:.s-?!.K..'M EA .. , . ' 4 V- ' I ' Yi- l Jn, ,- -. s A U: xg, !1 .5 it R f x W P fx X . ll E Y P X 'ke fe l I x Q N EE- : if X an 1 3, e .Vx 1 N. H x N' I ' Xi A w ff' N' sd' ini, X x V , Ns -. 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I Dv ' , , ff: X ' V' ' - 1' 14. ' 'L -X s K - Q. by -t 5 'sf ., '- 7' , tis' - ' . - - NWS ' T Tue'-Z --H en. P 'X .x N .43 R- . ,H .,LVlg'::. Q - n ff' . . ',g -5 ' e'.:r...' F, .45 ff ff' ,-SE ' We V A - 'a '--'ef . ..2T. '--bg. ' . L.: iw--'Q' 'Q-9 N' -4.3 5-:Q e R , mg, .d 3 ' f A17 Q' . f 'fn .Q 2-'-, 'e - T ' ' -Q' 1 ae- 1 ' . 'Rf ..g:'1.fi , - . ,, 1 Q ' .- , ' - 'Z . C 1-J 'P V, ., 1 i. - ,- Q. -- Q xv, N I -1., Q.: -sf.: - . 1 - '-:,1Q1:f':?H11'4:'- ' .1 7 N L- 1 .. f . . . ,,:'-rv.:-..a..'3r. 1 fl.. .,.. V, .. -. x -fuss:-3 ,M ,g,-i r- .,,, Carol Keeney Karen Morphew, Etta Angel, Ads ... Ads Julie Himes . Betty Blosser. Ads Ads Section Head 'K ' X J 1 F ' Y W K NP Lawrie Tighe, Business Dave Harris. Business Advisor QL, u.,- .-, if John Tuttle, Campus Life, Section Head .. --.---..--.--ii1..-...iv-..-.....,..-V..-..-...-.-....-...-.-.. .-.-? , Time in Mary Lou Breese . Campus Life F ' A 'a .V,, Q' xk.'. j ' ' 4 ii NW T, A , , we , I as n - . .. ' x s ' YS' . r g 11' Sue McDoug1e , Campus Life cz Book Wm Janet Baldauf, Sports, Section Head - t .A a. Robin Frazier, Organizations Section Head iris 17 . 9 F Sam Jackson' SPOM Dottie Wasem, sports Ur- ,. N ,,. n Q , 'S N Jo Dickey, organizations Walt Nickeson. organizations ' N X pm-,' x .1 .Q-'ry' ' -x '.f..:f'-V 3. F ., f -we-' ,Aves l . V ,rw N wig' V -Q Tlx.--A 1 Ginny Baldauf ' ' Editor' ' Brenda Seevers ' 'Editor' ' You might wonder what would possess two otherwise relatively stable College students to undertake the task of editing a yearbook. We often wondered ourselves. However we are pleased with the outcome of the book and hope that it provides many pleasant memories for you too. A lot of time and energy has been devoted to the publication of this book and we sincerely would like to thank everyone for the long hours of work. Many people deserve a note of gratitude for the exceptional pic- tures. Special thanks to Von Hardesty for the use of the old photographs, Neil Parent for the color prints, Jerry Sauder and Yiu Cheung Lai for their many laboring hours and excellent prints, and Bev Massie, Director of Information Services for her cooperation and assistance. Editing a yearbook is not an easy taskg we deeply appreciate the guidance of Lawrence Templin, Faculty advisor, and Steve White of Taylor Publishing Company. We hope that the 1974-75 ISTA has helped to produce happy memories for you as you - LOOK BACK THROUGH TIME Judea flwwzfa 14 4 I' F4434 4 4444 4,4 '4 '44 H444 4 4 4 , .4l- 45, 1. ,, 4 44 . ,4 W 4 .44','y 1'-, 4 4. '1 ,, 4: Y I 4 . 4 .fuL 4n' -MAH4' , P4 n,4,, nn- Y -:,1..'f V4 4 , 4 4- ' ' U X, I 46 4' 4 44 4 4 4 4 1 Q lv Man, I V A- . 4444,'. 445 4 4 4 ' 4 ' 4 A'u,44 .I4 4 4.. . -, 4 4 . 4 434' 4 44 4 . I 45 4. 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