Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

- ?• actions OA. 1968 1 RACI Dance CMfe. Ed tor Darra Hutchison. Assistant Editor David C -jrrV«. fnwrut Manager Or. Dc«ald Baa-nr . Advisor Ce-dwille College Cedwville. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ....................... 4 Faculty and Staff ................ 6 Students ........................ 44 Groups and Organizations ... 118 Activities and Special Events 148 In Memoriam .....................180 Advertisements ..................190 3 4 DR. JOHN W. REED DEDICATION Major. Chaplain. Doctor. Professor... A title means so little; A character and a soul submerged Mean so much. While recognizing his outstanding Oegrees of intellectual achievement. Students respect him more For his degrees of understanding and concern. As head of the Speech Department He communicates very effectively. But not with words alone. For his characteristic Smile, enthusiasm, and warmth Enable him to express himself In a way no speech text Ever comprehended or delineated. He has been often heard to exclaim. It’s a great way to live! We would affirm. Having him on our campus, Having him play Such a vital part in our lives Is a great way to live. Through his energy, help, and merest He has won the hearts of the student body. It is with great pride That we dedicate The Miracle. 1967 68 To Dxtor John W. Reed. 5 Faculty and Staff Cultivate the intellect, and you shall have a mind that produces beautiful thoughts, worthy images, helpful ideas; that will serve as a solace in times of stress, and be to you a refuge ’gainst all the storms that blow. The cultured mind, as compared with the uncultured, is the difference between a beautiful garden which produces vegetables, fruits or flowers, and a tract of land that is overgrown with weeds and brambles. To be a person of culture is to be at home under all con- ditions. Your mind is stored with mental images, and memory comes to keep you company, and guide you from nostalgia and the sense of separateness to univer- sality or oneness with the Divine. The country will be beautiful to you in any season, and society and solitude each will be welcomed by you in turn. You are to reject nothing, despise nothing, knowing that everything be- longs somewhere, and that it is needed to make up the great mosaic of life. Elbert Hubbard PRESIDENT JAMES T. JEREMIAH Fifteen years have passed since we became a part of the Cedarville College family. This time has gone by in an unbelievably swift manner. There have been disappointments, but they have vanished from our memory as we have been surrounded with the abundant blessings of our most-gracious God. Wnat a difference there is now as we consider a number of contrasts. The faculty has grown from eight to fifty; our campus has increased from nineteen to over one hundred acres. In 1953 there were nine buildings on the campus. Since then most of these buildings have undergone some remodeling. Now there are seven additional buildings available for the use of our college family. Then less than one hundred young people made up our student body. Now it numbers more than eight hundred. Only an all-wise God Who keeps the record knows what the spiritual results of this edu- cational ministry has been through the years which have passed and will become in the future. As we began this experience with the Lord on Cedarville College campus, it was with the as- surance that “God is able to make all grace abound toward you. that ye, always having all suf- ficiency in all things, may abound unto every good work (II Cor. 9:8). With this same promise we face the future with the confidence that what God has done in the past we can expect Him to do in the years ahead. 8 1 Presidential len tear servce wards. VoviriR into Re« iiSrary- TRUSTEES Trustee ... The very name implies a trust. A grave responsibility. A holy calling. Confronted with questions of all natures. Technical, ethical, and moral. And with problems of policy and polity In school administration. The trustees must be a sharp unit. Sharp of intellect And sharp of spiritual stature. Their direction in the past Has helped Cedarville emerge and grow. With the best interests of the institution At heart. They govern with discretion and wisdom And greatly facilitate The smooth operation Of Cedarville College. Or. G crge S Milr r. Chairman James T. Jeremiad President Mr. J. Dale Morphy. Chairman Rev. W Thomas Younger. Vice Chairman Vr. George Boyd. Ircastrer V� . George Engetraan Secretary Rev. William BrccK. Rev. Glenn Davis. Mr John Orader. V- James fiehardsc . Rev. Wilbur C. Rook . Re� . RcOetl Sumner. Rev. Earl Um augh. Mr. R y Bed (end. Or. Jack Clot. M . George O'Brycc. Or. Paul Tassel. Vr William Patterson. Mr Arthor w Oyhe. Rev Dwid Sewtfl. Rev. Earl Willetts. M-. Charles Barth. Mr. Vincent Gregg. Mr. Roy Guenin. Rev. Invia Olsoo. Rev. Gerald V. Smeiser. Rev. Cow d Tyler. BUSINESS MANAGER Providing for the future And the past financially. The Business Manager Must utilize discretion and precision In the performance of his task. Preparation of the school budget. Administration of student loan funds. And supervision of business and maintenance activities Fall into his capable hands. 'While collecting and paying the bills This essential administrator Provides for solidarity and efficiency In the college system. 10 MR. KENNETH H. ST. CLAIR INSTRUCTION In the role of trouble-shooter Ard prophet, The Academic Dean Carefully plans the future steps Of a college, Its faculty and its student body. In directing academic programs. He strives to improve the curriculum By recruiting new faculty members. Developing up dated and progressive policies, And guiding toward accreditation. Much of the college’s well being Relies upon The optimism, perseverance, and toil Of this important administrative position. DR. CLIFFORD JOHNSON Academic Dean MRS. ALBERTA CHAFFE Librarian MR. C.B. HURST Registrar and Director of Admissions PUBLIC RELATIONS With an eye to the future And a desire for improvement. The Director of Development Designs the long-range master plan That will fulfill the needs Of a growing academic institution. Achievement of these goals Will be realized Through public relations programs With churches, alumni. Foundations, businesses. And friends of Cedarville College, extensive travel, Persevering determination. And undaunted enthusiasm Envelop this post. MR. LEE TURNER Director of Development 12 MR. RALPH VARNELL Alumni Relations MR. HENRY PHILLIPS Development Officer DEANS The Dean of Students The Dean of Men And the Dean of Women Carry out responsibilities Characteristic Of counselor, clergyman. Mediator, and parent. Their variegated tasks Call for faith and stamina As they supervise student affairs By working closely with dorm counselors And residence hall supervisors. Proffering academic and vocational guidance. And helping students with personal problems. Room assignments. Close ties with Student Council. And references for seniors Are additional duties Performed by the deans In this valuable and indispensable Position. MR. MCINTOSH. Dean of Students 3 MISS MACKAV. Dean of Women MR. LOPER. Dean of Men BIBLICAL EDUCATION How do you measure The value of a life? A man stands with empty hands, Searching for the frame of reference. Words are useless without The meaning man gives them. The important words to live by Are interpreted for us by men Of God. Students learn to relate God To their everyday lives Through the Bible Education Department. The value of a life is seen Through the wisdom of professors Who experience God everyday. DR. ROBERT GROMACKI lct « go on over fo chapter 8. MR. MEAD ARMSTRONG Well, we hove fo be moving olong. DR. JACK RIGGS The v chapters ore important 16, 18. 25, 27. 32. 35, 47. 49. 50 . . . 14 15 MISS JEAN FISHER fpoch the lota I man. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The Business Administration Department at Cedarville College Offers the student majoring m this field More than the essentials: The rudiments of marketing, The complexities of accounting. Or the many facets of business administration; But incorporates these business fundamentals With a total college experience. Under the instruction of competent professors, Unique in its Christian emphasis. And unsurpassed among the GARB schools. The business department is ever striving To equip its students with the necessary skills To meet the challenge of our modern business world. MR. DONALD WILCOXIN Ye� . I think that would be right, in view of the circvmttoncot. 17 MR. WILLIAM RITER looks like you guys hove been working overtime ogoin. EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Learning how society functions. Imparting insight into behavior. To understand. To be understood. These are goals in Education and Psychology. Education initiates knowledge And the starting of ideas. Psychology enables one to get along with others. To improve himself. The interaction between teacher and student. The challenge of learning. The fundamentals of knowledge. Are the beginning of all education. MR. THOMAS LOPER I want to be on individual 18 DR. MERLIN AGER In other words, you're toying thot . . MR. BRAD MOORE Just for fun. let's do something different todo MR. ROLAND FLECK Well, this test isn't rho� hard. MISS MARTHA DUNN This is iutt o avail assignment, tm sure you'll enjoy doing it. 19 FINE ARTS The refinements of art and music Are diligently surveyed in the Fine Arts Department: And, the artistic gifts of each student Are cultivated. Creativity-the outward expression of ourselves. Excellence-the refinement of that creation Are accentuated. These may take the form of A multicolored canvas, a resounding sheet of music. An aesthetically fashioned piece of sculpture Or an inspiring trio selection. Yet. whether a spring concert or oil painting. Each melodious measure and skillful brushstroke Evinces endless hours of toil. The consummation of the Fine Arts Department Is the generation of true artists. 20 21 MR. DAVID MATSON Need I joy more? MR. PAUL VANDERKOY Don't lock you' kneei or you'll faint. MR. WILLIAM THORNTON We're gomq to hove o tea party tomorrow on c hapten 1-6. 77 I 23 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Disciplining of the body As well as the mind Is a part of a liberal arts education. Flying high on the tramp. Learning childrens' games And coaching skills. The functions of camp life. Health instruction, These are part of a total picture Making up the total man For a life more abundant. MR. DONALD CALLAN WcVc going ro hove to ploy catch-up now. rrrrrr 74 MR. DONALD DUNSTAN A� loon I con do o kip up. MR. DENNIS OLSON Are you kidding me?! MISS JUNE KEARNEY Just ten more lops, girls. 25 MISS ANN DAMON We're going to practice our serves today. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Language - So essential To a successful career. Enriching relationships. And an effective testimony. Is given close. Scholarly scrutiny In German. French, and Spanish courses As well as Broad instruction In English grammar. Rhetoric, drama, and debate. 8elieving that Aesthetic understanding and literary appreciation Are necessary ingredients Of the educated, sophisticated man. The Language and Literature Department Essays toward that polished goal With obstruse studies In British and American literature. MR. EDWARD SPENCER Oh, my hcorl! 26 DR. JOHN REED It'i been real. MR. HARMON BERGEN Isn't it obout time to 90 to chapel? 27 MR. HELMUTH POGGEMIL.LER Would rov beheire it? MR. EDWARD GREENWOOD Ihit it getting off the tubiccl bvl . . . MRS. FAYE RUECK Vomo� o hob or en c� pono bo . e ____________i 28 I f There is a vast world around us, Challenging our every endeavor To penetrate its boundless storehouse of knowledge. The Science Department seeks to satisfy The Cedarville student’s quest for knowledge in this realm. Whether by gazing at the heavens through a telescope. Dissecting a felis domestica in the lab, Or calculating the number of amperes in an electric current; The quest is made with the instruction of educators. Trigonometry, digits, logarithms, and the slide rule Belong to the world of the mathematician. With these tools, he can do a myriad of things Beyond our wildest imagination. The Mathematics Department of Cedarville Grounds its students in these basic tools. These two essential areas of study are Continually striving for excellence. MR. AUSTIN ELMORE Now rho� you haw completely digested this motenol £ MR. DANIEL WETZEL This could get a little messy. SCIENCE MATHEMATICS DR. DONALD BAUMANN I guess so. SOCIAL SCIENCE It’s a man’s world” So they say. And Viet Nam. the Kremlin, the U.S.A. Reveal a world Dependent upon man. A specimen of man Whose stature is God-molded Whose intellect is Spirit-directed Whose soul is Christ-conscious. The Social Science Department Presses toward that mark. The preparation of responsible citizens And the investment of patriotism Are aims which Color and shape The curriculum of this field. Each course is designed To produce enlightened citizens. Denizens who can take their place In this land While awaiting entrance Into a more glorious Land. DR. CLEVELAND MCDONALD I have a clipping here from 1953. 33 MR. RALPH GALE Well, it's o I‘Hie early but it' ft,day, o I'll let you go 33 MR. ALLEN MONROE I contend thot ... 3n ►Q I ' D 4 3 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES MAY GREENWOOD Secretary to Academic Dean NANCY MC PHEETERS Secretary to Registrar REBECCA WILHITE Secretary-Admissions and Testing I CAROLYN THOMPSON Secretary to Director of Development PATTY JOHNSON Secretary-Alumni and Deferred Giving JEANE HARTSELL Secretary to Dean of Students FLORENCE SLABAUGH Faculty Typist 35 BUSINESS MRS. MARIBETH ELMORE Receptionist and Secretary to Business Manager MR. DAVID GIDLEY Accountant MRS. IDA ST. CLAIR Accounts Payable 36 OFFICE 37 MRS. BARBARA WILCOXON Publications Equipped with the up-to-date facilities Of the college’s new library. The men and women of the staff Continue to serve Cedarville's students and faculty. Checking books Binding and rebinding Keeping records Ordering books These duties are carried out Efficiently and competently by the library staff. MRS. OSTRANDER. Secretary to Mrs. Chaffe 38 Mr. Eiffert. Mrs. Russell. Lynn Brock. Mrs. Cypher. Mrs. Carter. Stan Brown BOOK STORE MRS. CHERYL PERRINE MRS. MARY ARMSTRONG POST OFFICE MISS BERNICE MICK. Manager MRS. RUTH UNDERWOOD MISS KAREN FLEMING 0 First Ron: Mr P. Ga’.hany. J. Ft«$. R. H nillM. P. Willis, 0 Dra� ler. L. R io. K Cde. M. Palncr. D. Fitch. B 8i e:. 1. Eichdbereer. J Knapp Secoad Ron: T. CUt R Wita. A. Shjter, R. Patter. M. Crarrptor. G. Taylor, I. Rero. RADIO STAFF The sound of the world's beautiful music Transmitted near and far Via the radio waves of WCDR- Cedarville College’s own station Operated by student workmanship In connection with its trained station manager. WCDR offers excellent training. Invaluable experience for the students involved. Combining its easy listening theme with The Gospel message WCDR is a channel of witnessing for the college. Into its operation go many man hours of Diligence, patience Craftsmanship Providing the college and community with Up-to-date news. Spiritual food, and The world's beautiful music. MR. PAUL GATHANY. Radio Instructor. CAFETERIA MR. THOMAS SMITH Food Service Manager MRS. STELLA SMITH Food Consultant DORM PARENTS MR. MRS. HENRY BRESSON Faith Hall 42 MRS. FRANCIS HOWELL Maddox Hall MR. SKIP HUGHES Williams Hall MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Pop Marshall Mr. Robert Dillon Mr. Charlie Tarter Mr. John Ring 43 Mr. Tom Foolkrod Mr. William Carter Friends are like the sturdy oaks that rustle in the breeze when the summer suns are gone ... Like the boughs of spicy evergreens pressed against our lives to shelter from the wintry blast ... Friends are like low blooming flowers that break at spring to light our path ... Like the perfumed roses dropping petals of happiness around our door ... Friends are like green mosses clinging close to running brooks ... Like the flowing streams spread- ing their moisture along the fields and asking no reward or pay ... Friends are like the shady nooks giving sweet release at evening's hush •... Like the broad expanse of softest green and copper bronze to delight the eye ... Friends are like the gentle whisperings of a love divine ... Forgiving and forgetting without a tinge of blame. Bertha Keiningham I SENIOR OFFICERS Vtchael Woodend PRESIDENT Alexandria. Va. Adrian S� eeney VICI PRESIDENT Cherry Hill. N J Va« � e Stanhery SECRETARY Petita. III. Surav 0'ShHI TREASURER Olmsted fails. 0. David Wall STUDENT COUNCIL Decatur. III. RjoAiierton STUDENT COUNCIL Prospect. Pa John Rueck CHAPUL'N AJberta. Canada fowld 8aler Schenectady. He York Larry Bd e Cincinnati. Ohio Lons BeHrtam Sao Paulo. Brazil Calvin Biddle Beloit. Ohio Deane Allen Hurloch. VaryUnd Rebecca Baker Scisenectady. New York Tom Billef Valcaraiso. Insana Bonnie Bird Broadnew Heights. Ohio Diane Blake leungteo. Kentucky James Blaylock Fairborn. Oho 47 Jao « Botfitt SpringfieM. Oi o Richard Bontfsox Km 8«thleheir Pa Dai Boyd CedanriHe. Ohio Margarel Brewer Gallipoli . Ohio lynn Broch CetamMe. Ohio Danel Brow� : Garrison. Pa. Jw Brown Cedarville. Ohio Oetwah Btsh Cuyahcga falls. Oh o Ajdrey Cady Trotpswg. New YorV 48 Rebecca Cagwm Jamestown. Km York I Beverly Carlson Decatur. Georgia Thecdore Clater Wys3 . Indiana Donald Coot Bene Certer. Ohio Grytha Cooper Ypsilar.ti Mich gan 806 Cosgray Jamestown, Ohio Vshael Crampton Coh-ntna City. Ind. Vary Curtis RuSfr.ille. Hew York Russell Daubert Victugan Crty. Ind. James Itevis Hoo r City. Pa. 49 Lui DeOliveira Si Paulo. Brazil naris 0 11 Nancy town� Oto Sica. Ohio Shirley Duffortf Gary Fowter Shell Roci. Ic� a CedarvilK. Ohio m ' Eifen Gerald freach Odessa. Florida Varathcr. Hem Yor iohr Falci A Ganscho Hornell He Ycrk Huntington Woods. Mich L Leroy Gantt Warren. Ohio loyce Gccdwin Ccrtarviiie. Ohio 50 Barbara Gtosh North fioyallon, Olio James Gun lock Wheaton, minors Carol Hamltoa CeCarviite. Ohio Donna Hamilton Wheaton I lino s Karen Hamilton William Hamilton Jefferson. Ohio Jefferson. Ohio Mchael Hamilton Jane Harris CerJarvilie. Ohio Waterloo. Iowa 51 forth Hartikainen Erie. Pennsylvania Donald Hi goer Glen tan . M3. Joseph He!lawa) Col Tibjs. Ohio Frart Jeaista Halo City. Pfelippaes forth Jen sta lloclo Citjr. Phlippmes Elaire Johnson Sumire«vi'le. S.C. Kathleen Johnson Seattle. Washrgton 52 Tift Uutt V-chiga� City. infl Don leach Dayton. Ohio lynn lescjre Hadden Heights. N.J. John May SVOjJStwrg. P . Catherine VoGee Richmond. Virgin Roberta Mc«es W.sen lake. Ind. 54 Nulle. OHo James Murphy Waterloo, tom James Myers Van Wert. Ohio Dan Nevitt Ht«y. Ilinois Maynard Norris Rochester. Indiana James Pftpps Ccrccrd. California Larry Prentice Waterloo. New York Oa-� el Price Lebanon Ofc« Nedra Price BwftalO. New York Richard Ostella Cedanrille, 0t« Albert Ostrander Cedamlle. Ohio Sue Pape Marietta. O'o Gary Peste Ladysmith. Wise 56 Maty Jean Re C Oglesby. W k Marine Rieken Ackley, lotba Lynn Rohm Cherry Hill N J. Robert Rohn Cedarvilie. Ohio Jcnmler Pritchett Dallas. Tern Retecca Rader Yorttown. Indiana Linda Riggs Macedonia. Ohio Rthard Roderick Warsaw. Indiana Bonnie Rose CrawfordSYiile. fcd Susan Rothwell Oakland. New Jersey 57 Sanfra SeMKhty lakeffood. Ok.o Roy Schiv'er Cedarviile. Ohio Uarlene SchonscbecX Ela-a Schulte Hontingburg. Indiana Dean Seignjut Byron Shearer Pittsfcurgh. Pa. Oonna Simpson irto-ap-Jiis. Ind. Wary Sleichter Scotland. Pa Kathryn Spencer Cedamre. Ohio Ph lip Spencer Columtus. Ohio Connie Stevenson B3her. Montana Susan Swan Sabinsville. Pa 58 Siwon lallma� Hallandale. Flonda Dak Thompson Adfiaa. Michigan Keith Wagoer Cortland Ohio Larry Waite Hiidsonville. Michigan Garl Tempi ins Sherman. B Y, Neman Urdtr � d Dayton, Ohio Terrance Vto Gram! RafOs. Vich 59 Leiand Walker Carlsh. tana Lois Walker Kiffland. Ohio Gary Walthall Xenia, Ohio Diana Wa'd Cleveland. Ohio Loren Welch SttftTf. Onto 60 Jaires Whitmire Butler. Pernsyhano Leah WMrey Lmda WmtroA Tipp City Ohio 6? 63 69 Pres tent - Ed Smds Vice Present-Martha Broan Secretary - Sara Empet Treasurer - Ernest Muse Chaclam-Ro Barnhart Not Pictored; Adviser - Vlr. Rite' Student Council-Paul Entner. Steve Sifier 70 Atom. Barbara An«eny. lc� a Acfcr. DonaM RanWph. NY. Atoms. Retard Hew Mi lord. Conn. Anderson. Margaret forsyth. III. Aadersoa. Olivia Berea. tt� o Augsferger. Maxine Cleveland. Ohio Augstorgei, Ruth Middleton . Oho Barcus. Joanna Vatpya-so. Ind Barr hail. Roy Camden. Ohio Beerc'. Carci Elkhart. W. Beititv. Marilyn Vec u. Ohio Be'l. Terry Ge-iraalown. Ohio Benton, Cheri East Springing. Pa Berry. James Medina. Ohio Bird. John lokdo. Or to Brie'.. RoCert Bellfcrle. Pa. Bodermller. Betsy Homerville. Oh� Bolen. Paula New Carlisle. Ohio Boogfcer. Stephen Springfield. Oh� Brown. Carolyn Ceda'ville. Ohio Broun. Vartha HonaHI. N.Y. Browr. Stanley Kasson. Minn. Baller. Roxane Benudp. Mmn. Caranay. Oamel Covington. Ky. GwpWer. Timtfhy Hia ara Falis. N.Y. Cart . Kathy Wirterset. Iowa Cartncf. Kathleen Vaikham. Ill Challe. D ane Cedamlle. 06 CfamNer. Oa«nd Gary.W. Cianfiam, Carmto Archorage. Alaska Cleckrei. Bertha Satem. Ohio Coli ns. Chernll SaO Paolo. Br«r Combs. Gay Coyahcga falls. Ohio Count Joy Cresskjll N J Connell. William Westwood, NJ. Coriell. Ronald Chicago. III. y wAys 13$ Ti?S?F)R£T) Courtel Va Cedar riii€. Onio 0Mb. Donna East HWrne. HI DarrOW, Gary Westwood. N.J. Davis. Larry H«r«f City. Pa. Dewar. Barbara • • • Donaldson. Karen Contineilai. Ofeio Eberian. Mkhaei Troy. Ohio ClhOtt. Harry Sprmglield 0 i,o Empet. Sara Kingsley. Pa Eitner. Paal Dunkirk, hi E vans. Sylvia Cedarville. Ohio fitch. Oarlene larresv Ile. N Y. Foster. Glenda Lock Heve . Po. GaH-uf. 0 at Willamstoo. Mich. Garloch, Linda Allegar Mich Gatldf. Gal Rochester. W Gocdmar. John Warren. Ohio Gordey. Sonya wneiand. N.J. Grable. Mary Wheaton. M3 Greenwood. Iboo-js Lorain. Ohio Gregory. Oa.id Hcresdale. Pa. Gtlow. Martha Whitehall. Wise. Hatley. David Canal W fchester. Ohio Hammond. Michael Jerome. Mich. Handyside. David fa rp:'t. N.Y. Hardy. Ruth Misha«ra' a. Ir 3 Haie. Carol S3o Panto. Braail Hendrickson. Rose Cedar Lake. W. Hess. Ja« B-jnier Hi I. III. Hetrick. Wly Mana. Pa. Heyer. Neal Webster City, low HirscNy. Judith Ckad Republic. Africa Hoag. Jennifer Montpelier. Otoo Ho'fnan. Robert f Oayton. Ohio Hogan, tama Cleveland. Ota Holloway, linda Mancelona. Vr:h Hughes. William Owegc. N Y Hunter. Robert Oecafur. III. lefftnes. 'Aulam Bridgeport. W.Va. Jensen. Val Will amsnl e. N Y. Je owski. Rcrald Vidland. M e. Jordan, Barbara Bellefontame. Ohio Ktfls l. Barbara Decatur. III. Kever. Janet hfaceCcma. Ohio bum� . Dema La Grange. Ohio K ng. Robert fen ton. Mich. ton bjrgh. Darnel Marion. Vert KmL’. Michael Colfax. Iona Kleyroeer. Joy Gra’O Rapids, Mich Kunselnaa Karen DtBois, Pa. Lake, Harry Cedarvilie, Ohio Lavender. Larry Troy. Ohio Layrer. Clifford Little Hocking. Ohio Lewis. Carol Euclid, Ohio Marsh, Lynnette Corry. Pa. McDccatt. Bruce lake Orion. Mich. McGill'rray. lohn Springfie d. Ohio McGinns. Ibxras Springfield. Oh Metlish, Ran Weston. Ontario Miller. Barbara Troy. Ohio Miller. Janice Medina. Oh M Her. Priscilla Oes Moines. Iowa Moye. Harold Portate, Wise. Morrill. Thomas Columbus. Ohio Much, Kerreth Elyria. Ohio Mulford. Arlan Iroy. Oho Vaso. Ernest Oelroit. M b Nash. Charlotte Hobart. Ind. Morton. Nancy Saugerties. N Y O'Shell, Constare Olmsted falls. Otho Packard. Calvin EucM. Ohio Pereira, Rebel Kings Paik LI.. N Y Phelps. James B-«ghamton. N Y. Preston. Oonna Bellevue. Wash Rader. StU � ? Yorltoim. Ind Rales. Oand fairbon. Ohio Ra;. Karen Palmyra. Va:h. Rchardson. Gerald Vcrrow. OtuC R-sk.o. Jeanne Kettering. Oho Rockwell. David Indianapolis, hd Boole. John Euclid. Ohio Roach. Deborah Cleveland Heights. Ovo Ruirley. John Leon. Iowa Sclwll. William Hadden Heights. N.J. Schultz. Rotei Milwaukee. Wise. SfcwnNio. Rebecca Ctofei . W Va Smclse . Etfuard MeiJrtj. On.o Snyfer. Stephen He Carlis-'e. Ch o Sprunger. Marcia Be . W. Stevens. Daniel Kettering. Ohio Stewart. Gweutfya Wiarapoiis. he Stickle. Fred Oakland. Mira. Stout. Roger Springfield. Ohio Strychalski. JoAnn Lebanon, Ind. Starabo. Gaye Ypsilaoti. Mich Iarret, Leta Sherman. N.Y. Tkoene. Susan Mrtford. N J Icwie Nancy Pataslaa. Ohio Truntul. Cheryl Cedvville. Ohio Wallis. Nelson Ihirstc . Ohio Warren. Card Danville. Alabama Warren. Timothy Allegan. Mich Watson. John Vtshawaha. I«J. Whal'otf. Robert Ames. Iona Willis. Pamela Wenatchee. Wash Wort. Dale Cowlersport. Pa. Yeater. Sharon Wamsu-n. Pa. Yofler. Douglas West liberty. Ohio Yew . Jett loram. Ohio ,k President Rager Cook Secretary - lanis Martin Treaure� i(en Cote Student Cfjr.il Icrcn Reno Chaplain - Revert Caimear Not Pictured: Advisor- Mr. Spencer Vice-President Dan Haseitine Student Council - Jim Jeremiah 80 Ab natiy. Betty Newtield. (IJ. Abrams. Dorothy Skreateles. HJ. Albright. Kathy Washington. Iwra Alien. Robert Hartock. Vd. ArtrcM. Dttglas Lima. Oh o Anderson. Lyle Des Vomes. Iowa Ash'ey. Janet Aron Lake. 0. Aastit. Bcrtres Ch ihcothe. Ohio Aastm. Jane Bridgetown. N.J. Bailey. Francis Cambridge. 0. 8aite . Hmj Traverse City. V.ch, Ba'Cf. Domta CvdingtM. 0 Bales. Manlyf Pana. II. Bed. Imda la Porte. Ini Settle. AJier Manasqun, N J. Benrelt. Beth lynfmrst. 0 Bodden. Oavid 0(ey. Pa. Boefije. Darwif lima. 0. Bwo. Pat Portsrwoth. 0 Borge� . Karen New Castle. Pa Braswell. SyFna Seftrmg. Fla. Bratka. Donna West Liberty. 0. Brawl. Dale Whealcn. ill Brock. Janice CdtMttt. 0. Butcher. Preston Alexandria. Ya. Ectter. Vatoie He Bottom. Pa Call. Alan Bo.se. Mato Can-rteH. Jerry Xt ta, 0. Carmean. Robert Dayton. 0. Cariner. Cmdy Markham. H. Causey. Mart Morton. 111. Chapin, lane! Stanton. Mich Clark. Carolyn Clarion. Iowa Claypool. Kemtth Chesterton, tnd Cole. Kenneth la Pa , ind. Comstock. Faith laceyville. Pa. Cook. Roger Detroit. V h. Corbin. Jean Pern Yan. N.Y. Ccurtol Kathryn Cedarvtlle. Ohio Co . Martha Elkhart. M. 82 C'jrcio. Kffl Portsmouth. 0 Decker. Reiekah Hinckley. 0. Eckafl. Cyacbia Belirert. W.Va. Edwards. Ronald Kifton. 0. Eichdberjer. Wand Ktra.tdato EM'idge. Elaine Frances le. Ird. Endicott. Connie Springfield. 0. Eury. Sylvia Columb-a Station. 0 Evans. Glad e Hew Carlisle. 0 farrdi. Mary Enon.O Felt� . Charlene C'c. III. Field, laora Indianapolts. Ind F«she . James lehanon. Ind. fisher. Ronald Indianapolis. Ind. France. Patti Bedford. 0. Friedrich. Paul LaPorte. hf. Gams. Rort-jid Weiinngtol 0. Gathany. Ardrew Highland. W. Mo, Thomas tipper Saddt River. N.J. Gilt. Sisan Jackson. M ch. Giiienvwter. Glenda Oayto . 0. Gfaham. John Milwaukee. Ms. Graham. Sharon Arora. 0 G'unert. totart Pleasant Hill. Cal. Guthrie. Konme Taylor. Mich Hamilton, lews Broohharen. Pa Hamoxnds. Kenneth Wilmington. Del Hansmatm. Paul Barton r ile. HI. Hare. Evelyn Sao Paulo. 8 aril Harman. Becky Coccerstonn. N Y. Hartirao. lyler Hickman. Ca . Hasellme. Oan el fast Butler. Pa. Ison. Robie BU-Ktotef. 0 Jefferies, l«xJa Bridgeport. W.Va. Jeremiah. Janies Cedarvilie. 0. Johnson. Rtfard Cedarvilie. 0 Johnson. Steve Lombard. III. Jones. Pad Piqoa. 0. Jones. Vema Kingsley. Pa Kah'er. Carolyn Leawood. Kansas Kansnsieter. Rose AibiOfl. U� :h. Karschner. Wayne Galeton. Pa Kearrey. David Elyria. 0. Keys. Joecfc Belle Center. 0. KsIKo. Robert W J«r. 0. KiilpaugN. Dearnj Sand Creek. V.ch. Kishpwgh, JoAwe Sand Creek. Mich. Kiem. George Oakland. N J. Klcnparens. R.-tO Grand Rajids. Mich Knott. Eileer Slla-S. Ill Lathrop. Sandra Downers Grove. III. leapline. Nancy Dunbar. Ra. Lee. John Trenton. N J. Lepne. Barbara Buffalo. N.Y. Liechty. Oa� Hotort. Ind. Lyon. Warren L o . Ncb. Malmstrom. Janel SMs. ni. ItensLer. Panela CooneUsnlle. Pa. Marti� . Janis Crawfortsvrie. mc. McCan. X$r Ou ncy. Mcb McCuIkugh, Ma Costatcn. 0. McDonald. Becky CeUarvi le, 0 McDoweN. Gary Hobart. W. Meyer. Viann Waterloo. Iowa Millard. Linda Fairborn. 0. Miller. Alice CoIjmJus. 0 Miller. Joyce Wiliianston. Mien. Mills. Roger Cdumtas. 0 Mitchell. Richard Malaga. NJ. Moorman. Alice Xenia. 0 Mott. Shirley Angelica. NY. Motter. Jerry Genoa. 0. Muirhead. Margaret Fattos, III. MUtpf. Cdeen Santa Baoara. Cal Nelson. Karen Q� cy. Ill Nelson. Wayre Shawnee Miss . Kansas Nichols, Penny Cranfordsnlle. W Oebmcke, Peter Wauejtosa. Wis. O'Keefe. Beth Parma. 0. O'Keefe. Janes wesiefnile. Pi OHen. Sam Atlantic City. N.J. Osimiga. [mmanuel Ikeia, Nigeria Pauling. Susan Memoed. Pa. Pettitt. Wane fiorence. N.J PWps. Ronald Biaghsntoa. N.Y. Phenu, Janet Cedar falls, k-wa Pniiiips. fditi PlauifieW. Ind Rate. Alberta Otley. lo a P03VK J l)[M Waterloo. Iowa Powley. Robert late Or on. M h. Price. Wilbur So Charleston. 0 Prtndle. Priscilla Bellevue, Mich. Pugh, lawrence Rome. NY. RaOClill. tarry Caldwell. 0 RaCciiffe. Diana WaKeman. 0. Ra . Sue Oecatur. III. Reed. W ll«m New Kensirrgt:- . Pa. Reeder. John Youngstown. 0. Reese. Betty IccX Haven. Pa. Rehn. Mf Orangevale. Cal. Reiiester. Jam � Cedarville. 0. Reno, low Woeaioo. in Rockwell. George Hamilton. 0. PcdnQu ;. Ruth Gteenlawn. N Y Rogers, Ruth Marts . 0 Rose. Linda Greenville. 0 Ross. Eiuaieth Jamestown. N Y Rudig. Becky Waterloo. Iowa Ruffin. Dan Grandview. Wash fiumage. lets Ha'istead. Pa. Russell. Cedarviiie. 0. Russ I, Saxdra Cleveland. 0. Saemenes. Joyce Phoer ix. fcu. Schneider. John Hammond. Ind. Schroeder. Pete Lincoln. Neb. Sears. Gail Grinneti. low Senseney. FMip Unwed N.J. Sharp. Becky Columbus. 0 Shuler. Arthus Carroll. 0. Smith. Dan Boise. Idaho Smith. William Uilford. III. Scuthnell. David Mancetona. Mich. Stamatis. Jady Glen Cove. N Y. Steenburg. Cheryl Ella. NY. Stewart. Carol meuracoiis. ind. Stillwell. Demis Huntsburg. 0 Stoca. Dennis Allegao. Mich. Stryker. Tim Oayt� . 0 Stwdevant. Patricia Uwc® City. Pa Taylcr. Rcha'd lakewccd. 0. Taylcr. Steve Philadelphia. Pa. Ireal. Ken Galeton. Pa. Trotter. Sharon Liverpool. 0 Truirphooi. Maty Warren. 0. Wagner, Katolyn Marietta. 0. Waist rum. An Jackson. M� ch Walt; JoAnn Warreroville. Pa. Warnkeo. Estelle WaVaasa. ttd Watsw. Hola Wakeman. 0. WebstH. Dan Hillsboro. 0. V3 Secretary Beverly M frrxz Treasurer - Pat fSchanfcoi Student • «-Gay'e furusbira Cfcapian Randy Patten Nit Pictired. Ajv sof - Or Ager Preiiderit - Stuart WaU� Sbfleat Council - Dave Durham 94 f Acto. (towel Meetowe. lod Adams. Satfa Ccdiand Oh Adams. Sosan Viv Miitcfd. Conr Afo'abi. ton Epmmi Akoko. Kigena Vnstut , William Cherry Hill. N) Atherton. ttoald Vandalia. Oh Avefitt. Constance Richmond. Ind Bair. Marsha Flint. Mch. Bark . Jacket ne Villa Par . Ill Bartlett. Mary Schi ier Park. III. Beestey. Janet Vosroe. Iowa Beitler. Mareanoe Medina. Ohio Bennett. Barbara Wyoming. Mich. 8ernheisel. lots West Wilton. Olio 8 Cd«scr. Barbara Grand Blanc. Mich B:gley. Rcgma Ounbar. Pa Bolton. Paul Merit x. Ohic Boothroyd. Hilda Chicago. III. Boswcrth. Timothy Columbus. Ohio Boyce. Michael Eucbd. Ohio Boyd Joan MilhrsDurg. O'M BramtW. Joanne Bo se. Idaho Brookhari. Joyce lima, Oh« Brower Stese RccMord. Mich Brown. Julia Greenville, Oho Brown. Kirby Van Wert. Oho Brown. Nancy West Spnngfield. Mass Brown. Robert Brunswic . Ohio Browf mg. Linda Alter, III. Buchanan. Carer Glasgow. W.Va. Busto, Comic Austin V tin. Butler. Richard Hep Bottom. Pa Bunard. James Distant. Pa. Canty, Marcia Heuston. Oho Carrol.. Donald Stryker. Oho Clark. Cathy Hobart, ind. Clark. Susan Clarion. I wa Cochenoor. Onrald Springlie-d. Cho Cockerill 0-arc Flint. Midi. Co’logan Janes Wintwm. Iowa T Mytr. James New Richmond. Oft Connelly. Don Indianapolis. Ind Cooley. Mart Wellington. O'� © Combs. RoraU Panted Post. NY. Coop � . Weil Gettysburg. Pa. Cos$ s. Marvin UmbertnUe. Mich. Creviston. Gary fort Wayne. W. Crwn Maureen Hare! Part. Mich Cum ngham. Cynthia Arcanum. Ohio Davis. Marilyn Cleveland. Ohio Denner. Da«vd Coiwntus. Ohio Demer. Denms C '� mbus. Ohio Oennis. George Marysville. Ohio Deor. Eli abeth Maywood. NJ. D «tivger. Demus St. Marys. Ohio 0«ti. Edward Cleveland. Oho 98 Eveiard. Jean lunkkMooefc. Pa. Farrar, Robert Pcatsmouth. 0. Flat. Mark Warren. 0. Fctfei. Steven Brc� '.st3urg. I ml Fraley. Torteca Spr.ngfie'd. 0. Freed. Patricia Cdoma. Web. Freehauf. Hen Warren. N J. french. Gary Marathon. N Y. FrkUs. Mark HuntmgburR. Ind. Frink. Jim Hammond. Ind. Frye. Jonathan Xenu. 0. Furushirra. Gayle Bridgeton. N.J. Gabriel. Janet Ocago. III. Ganss. David Wellington 0 Gerber, lonnie Berlin. 0. Gens. Jean ne Oaytoo. 0. Get?. Phyliss Kokomo. Ind. Gilbert. Dan Haeiland. 0. Gilbert. David Hanland. 0 G ngneh. Susan Wabash, hd. G sh. Duane Katamawo. Meh. Gladding. Linda Madison. 0. Gonirvjr. Sardra Detroit. M h. Greenwood. Esther Cedarville. 0. Griswcld. Kann Covington. Ind. Grover. Judy Whitehall. Wis Guy. Thomas Marion. 0. Hatley. Nancy Canal Winchester. 0. Hales, Timothy Elyria. 0. Hanthxn. Rebecca Luna. 0. Hard . Joy Atlanta. Ga. Han. Barb Indianapolis, mi Hayes. Bruce SptmglieM. 0. Hemphill. Barba'a Butler. Pa Heyer. Kent Webster C ty. Iowa Hirscby. Linda Evans City. Pa Hoerath. Julie WesterMle. 0. Hoittfcuse. Ruth Warren. Mich. Horaer. Carol Volant. Pa. Hostetler. James Kohomo. tad. Hu Jard, Mi Glastcrfcury. Com HudJes'on. Demis Dayton. Oh;o Hurst. Harold It VtttfiS. ltd hghram, Richard Vomiog Son. lewa Irwwi. Nora Gidioute. Pa Irmn. Patti Jo Swarti Creek. Mich. Ishuin, Geraldine Seabrook. N.J. Jacoby. Ela i e Lima. 0. I Jemsta. Carol Hoilo City. Philippines Jenkm. Patikia Cleveland. 0. Wnscn. Dorena Patting. 0. Jofnscr. Faye Easetaie. 0. Kaufman, Joan Roanoke, lad King. Jean «instead Fails. 0. King. Maureen Knapp. Jans Prescott. lo a Koehn. Darlene Patna. 0. Kc««m. Deborah Parma. 0. Krikke. flcrence Greennxh. 0. Kukasky. Then� Cuyahog3 Fails. 0. Kusumoto. Ann Seabrook. N.J. Lapp. Robert Valley City. 0. large. Donald 8ellefc«taine 0 larsen. Bryan Des Wmes. Iowa leach. With East Herthporl N.Y. Lear. Patricia Bolivar. Pa. lewis. Darlene Wine, N.Y. lewis. Judy Kokomo. Ind. leiflight, Barbara Eagle Grove, low lilback. Larry Pa resr lle. 0. lima. Iris $1. Thomas. Virgin Is. lima. Margarita Si. Thomas. Virgin Is. Liming. Rrtxcca Xema. 0. little. Steven Sciotoville. 0. long. Dona d Wcrlhirgtoo. Pa. lormey. Reterl Pert Huron. Uich. Madsen. Linda Banbury. N Y. Maij-nent. Beverly Toledo. 0. Marn. Darlene Eldora. Iowa Manross. Daniel Eastlakc. 0. Vatgrall. Paul Bucyrus. 0. Vi son Bevertee Toledo. 0. Watkins. Diane Indianapolis. Ind. Matuievicus. Carol Medina. 0. Maynard. Janice Chardon, 0 Mays, lore Chaiicothe. 0. McClain. Richard 8utler. Pa. McComber. Rodney Marysville, V� ch. McCulloch. James Willoughby, 0. McDaniel. Tanis Manceiona. Mich. VcMilJen. Samuel Marion Center. Pa. V.cNiece. Melinda Valparaiso. Ind. Mernman. Dcogias Spnrgfield. Mass. Meyers. RceaM East Molme. II. Miller. Darryl Xenia. 0. Miller. Donald Indianapolis. Ind. Miller. Joan Allega !. Mich. M.'is. Dale Columbus. 0. Mitchell. Beverly Boise. � d� v Mix. Beverly Mead « ille. Pa Modrall. Larry Toledo. 0. MoMer. Oavid Litchfield. 0. Mohler. Philo Litchfield. 0 Mwe, Treva Plymouth. Ind Motio , Cotctta Kentcn. 0. Mors . Carole Flint. Mich. Votts. Joyce NortMieW. 0. Moulder. Steven Sharpsvil e. IM faring� . Edgar CJairfieid. Tern. Myers. Dawf Chicago. Hi. Nelson. Linda ft.i.KJr on. Philip � Nenterry, Kathryr Seivis. HI N Ws. Pamela Crawfordsville. Irtf. N te . Constance Cassopohs Mien. Nofthey. Troth M«� U 0. Norton. Daniel Columius. 0. O'Keefe. Ool « Wesleynile. Pa. Olsen. Susan Elyria. 0. Osman, Marsha Jamestown. 0 Paige. Lynn Johnson City. N Y. 104 Palmer. Milton CorttanJ. N Y. Palmer. Vicki AJiegan. Mich. Parch� . George Pittsburgh. Pa ParsNey. Florence Suffieki. Com. Patten, Randall Caldwell. 0. Patigh. Nancy Oakland. Md Payre. lama Binghamton. N.Y. Peek. Jeanette Fort Wayne. M Penrod. David Lincoln. Neb. Perrme. Cheryl CeOJfville. 0. Petty. Tony Arcawir. 0. Poyae-. Lyman Water!� , tom Prather. Sandra Wterieg. 0. Price. Corrie Decatur, lit. Price. Eiame G aro. 0. Price. Jadith Kackwood. NJ. 105 Reed. Barbara Seven Kills, 0. Peed. Gary BeedsviHe. 0. Reno, lee wrajlon. HI. Richardson. Pat Greenwood, Wis, Roberts. Cra g Des Moines. Iowa fWn. Oane Audubon. NJ. Rookc. Bit Euclid. 0. Rone. Charles Deftjyter, N.J. Saltier. Melbourne Plymouth. Mich. Schilling. Oale Novelty. 0. Schneider. Mari ay Hairrcoc. Ind Schwar-n. Norma Baiterton. 0. Seetey. Jeffrey Obeflin.0. Sewell. Gerald Cincinnati. 0 Seiton. Mary Waterloo. Iowa Shafer. Cheryf Hagerstown. I'd. SWIey. Welane Indianapol.s. ind. Shepherd. Bnice Greenville. 0. Sherman. Margaret Pcrtville. N.Y. Sfcrrill. Patiicu Sccth Bend. Ind. Shrere. Arthcr Meadville. Pa. Sdvertfcorn. Renee Centerline. Mi . Simmons. James Perry. 0. Sine. Robert Olmsted Palis. 0. Slates. Unda St. Lewis. Mick. Smith. Melba 8 llcr w. M fc. Seder. Nancy Barberton. 0. Spaulding, James Indian is. Ind. Sdierh. Ronald Gary. Ind. Stephens. Linda Cedarviiie. 0. Storey. Wa’y Erie. Pa. Stowel. Hannah HackensaO. N.J Thompson. Dane Waterloo. Iowa Thompson. Jerry Coluntus. 0. Trel ger. William Madeira. 0. Urch. Summe Tumsburg. 0. Vos. Janice Grar-3 Rapds. Mich. Waiter. Thomas Brcwnsburg. Ind. Weaver. With Columbus. 0. Webb. Susan Kokomo, ind. Welch. Glenda Barton wile. III. Whaley. Jams Wccdiarc Hills. Calif. Whitaker, Patricia Columbus. 0. While. Connie Milan. Mich. W.'.hite. M k Corwith. Iowa Wilfces. Deborah Oradeil. N.J. Wiener. Carol Akron. 0. Wiliams, Jarres Cuyahoga Fails, 0. Williams. Lrda Hammond. Ind. Winters. Thomas Itohwf. N.J. Wit Ronald Lima. 0. Withers. lawrerce ElwabetNow . Pa Worde� . Km Glen Cose. N.Y. Wright. Cdith Hackensack. N J. Wuest. Oaiiyne Billings. Mont. Yapie. David Erie. Pa Zwiesler. Catherine W Aleiaadria. 0. 109 ■ Boyd. P lricu Sophomore Chandler. Herman Senior laU. S� oron Sophomore Mossman, Unite Freshnan hi;hc s. Ken SCflDT Reagan Wilborn Junior Stcclwtll, James Sen.cr Zerbe. Sheryl S«iorc e REFLECTING ON GAVELYTt Published in the interest of CEDARVILLE COLLEGE. BY THE GAVEL CLUB A MONTHLY PERIODICAL Published on the 15th of each month, except July ami August Subscription price, per year. $1.1 � Entered as Second (’lass Mail Matter, in the post office, at tVdarrille. Ohio. January 19. 1906. CONTENTS. A Trip To CALIFORNIA (Frank Bird� ............Pa«e 100 Dikm In Dei.................................... 104 Ckdakville In The Oratorical Association..... “ 107 The Last Or The Race (C. G. War©� .............. “ low America—Her Opportunity (Wm. Hawthorne� .. 101� Men Wk Have Heard.............................. “ 11� Mob Spirit (Wilson Hanna)..................... ' 114 Neath City Roofs (C. G. Ware).................. “ 115 Treasure Islands (Jeannette Orr)............... “ 116 Societies...................................... “ 120 Sample Excusis................................. “ 12:1 112 THE PAST ... January L6. 1887 Cedarville College born. A dream realized: Chartered by leaders Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church. The school has enjoyed A rich heritage. The early emphasis Of a Christ-centered curriculum Has been perpetuated. Having been transferred To Baptist hands In 1953. The student enrollment Has more than tripled Since 1959. L 113 OBSERVING THE Rural outskirts Liberal Arts outreach Heavenly outlook Set the stage For Cedarville’s present program. Currently offering degrees in over a do en majors, The College With its newly-instituted quarter system Provides a sound academic foundation With a pervading emphasis On spiritual growth and Christian maturity Through numberless avenues of Christian service. New and emendatory academic buildings Housing edifices and cafeteria Coupled with a qualified and competent Faculty Prompt the nurture of the mind While an ambitious athletic program Of intercollegiate and intramural competition Provide for the body. ANTICIPATING Cedarville is responding To the challenge of the future With a zealous Development plan That awaits anxiously the funds Which will remove it From the architect's desk And project it into fulfillment. A new dorm, chapel, and science building Are proposed And will increase Cedarville's capacity in the future For mature instruction, While contending For the Word of God And the testimony of Jesus Christ. 116 THE FUTURE roups and As you think, you travel; and as you love you attract. You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you. You cannot escape the results of your thoughts, but you can endure and learn, can accept and be glad. You will real- ize the vision (not the idle wish) of your heart, be it base or beautiful, or a mixture of both, for you will always gravitate toward that which you, secretly, most love. Into your hand will be placed the exact result of your thoughts; you will receive that which you earn ... no more, no less. Whatever your present environment may be, you will fall, remain, or rise with your thoughts, your vision, your ideal. You will then become as small as your controlling desire or as great as your dominant aspira- tion. James Allen ___________________ ... : . A responsible student government Employing the democratic processes Of representation and voiced opinion Provide an open forum For free debate and discussion And encourages The exchange of ideas and suggestions For the improvement and advancement Of Cedarville College. The Student Council Officiates as an operative liaison Between Administration and Student Body. From the activities of new student week Early in the fall To Homecoming To recommendations for Student Handbook revisions To the formation of a Student Court The Student Council Promotes and offers Service to the school. frank Jwistra. Treas.; Donna Daab. Sec.; Dearc Alien. Pres.. Daw Hatley. V. Pres.; larry Waite. Chap’am. st Raw: A. faSMOfe N P Harr, ter. D. ChaMe D. BraU-a J Hoag. M Stanly. D. Bush Second Row J Austin. P. F„xe. K. Cole. I. Walker. M Be.ticr. S. Eury. iJefeaiiafl' R A14,100 Tfcl,d Row � • R mmdtoo. R RoOerck. S. Snyder. R Edeards. D. Durban. K. He'dreth. S. Olsen. Dean V lntosh. Advisor; P. Eolrer. L. First Row 0 Re o. D. Yoder. i I 08103734 PUBLICATIONS CO. DISCIPLINE CO. Mr. Hirst. Mr. McIntosh. Or. Baumann. Mr. VMcrity. Or. Joftnson. Dianne Chatfe. Mot Pictured: 0«Mu Bush. Vr. McIntosh. V Monroe. Not Pictured: Mr. Frye. Deane Allen. Ddtti Bash. U'ry Waite. “WHO’S WHO’’ DORM COUNSELORS In personal and spiritual problems. To lead in devotions And derm prayer meetings. The willingness to be a friend. To set an example To understand- This requires a dorm counselor. “Quiet! “Where's your date permit?' Did you take an L.P.? Any good policeman Can maintain discipline. But the desire to help first Row: l Rifcgs. D. Daat. D. Bush. It. HuMard. M SchonscNO. J. Field. Second Row: F. Jm ta. L Waite, 0. Hatley. J. Ptu� s. first fto : S Rider. £ Knott. 8 Milt I. Tayteo. M Mrithead M Be.t Seceid In: B OXeefe. M. OabK K.C� tfcnt P France. CJ SWClO'Sji .P fova Third Row: B Sm.tt. D. HulcMun. C Biddle. S. Dutttfd. B. Ik tows M Stinbery. J. Pheni . G. Seas. S. Hetrick. C Carlo . J Walt fourth Row: D Work. T Clater. E. Sfltfs . S. Brown. It. Heldreth. J. Berry. 0 Staples. A. Moorman. 0 Bratka MIRACLE “School days, school days Good ole Golden Rule days. Their memories and events Are Captured Forever In a yearbook. Amusing candids. poignant copy Pen a diary That records for posterity Reminiscences 01 a school year that is somehow always Bigger and better than last year. Dedication, imagination, and pride went into The Miracle’s memorabilia. It beautifully reflects The accomplishments and the personalities Of Cedarville College, 1967-68. Dianna Hutchison. Ass't Editor: Dianne Chaffe. Editor; Dr. 8aumain. Advisor. EDITORS Layout: Jan Phenix Copy: Pat France Photography: Jon Brown Men's Sports: John Watson Women's Sports: Kathy Spencer Advertising: David Chumbler 122 Seated: Pat RcharCson. Dianna Hulctam Becky Rudig. Jo Walt . Oianne Chaffe. Du Thompson. Care: Ste al. Standing: Janet Pren.. Tina la.it: Dr Bamann Patti France. Becky Hjrnun. ■w WHISPERING CEDARS Mr CB Hurst. ad� is«: Oebbi 8ush, Editor; Bev Carlson. Circulate Manager A free press. So essential to a democracy. Finds its counterpart In the campus newspaper. Whispering Cedars Operates as an agent Of student opinion. A medium of praise and dissent. Its journalism Is the mouthpiece of news and views. Integrity, veracity Are its desired characteristics. With a disdain for sensationalism A love for truth And a thirst for facts. The paper Serves the college family As the manifestation Of campus spirit and feeling. R. Mitchell. C. O'Shell. G. Sears. P. France. J. Wmstoo. C. Aventt. Or. C. Johnson. K. Griswold. J Phenu. V Wcoferd. D. Conne ly. K. Soencer. Vr C. Hurst. Muse . B Carlson. J. Wefweer. M. 8-e er. osso HOME CHRISTIAN SERVICE First Row: V C'ufli. 0 I(wrap son. J. W.-ston. S. Enpet J. Phen:� . M. Bales. P. France. C. Eckart. G. finishra. C S'yfer. A Plate. Second Row: 0. Nevitt, 0. Pstn. 8. Schult . A Hem. U Wilhite, 0. Kinmburgh. B. Pereira. P. Large. T. Bosncrth. L. Waite. Rth Mitchell. Ron Meyers, Janis Va m. Patti France. CONSERVATIVE CLUB Liberty requires vigilance And vigilance demands The sacrifices of time Inherent in being Informed, concerned, involved. The Conservative Club promotes Enlightened and responsible citizenship Ard patriotism, The old-fashioned, flag-waving kind That results from Concern and involvement. The kind that was responsible For America’s birth; The kind that will be needed For her maintenance and security. 124 ) Stated: A Aem. 0. BratFa. S. 0'$� eii. B. Perei-a A Airtglit. 0. Raddit'e. A Kunsetman. B Rjjig. Staadi� t: C Stevenson. 8 Harman. R. Kaufldd. J. $aer r s. P Oetrrcke. L. Spurs. D Simpson, S. l ca . I. Witfrow. A. FoVtscr, 0. Yode 0 Hamilton, C. Eckart. 0. Setgneur. S. So'ecfcty. D Mjrgan. J. Austin. FWM Striving to make Missions A reality to all Christians. Fellowship for World Missions Meets every weekday morning And Tuesday and Thursday evenings For prayer and fellowship. With an emphasis on intercession. This organization Offers involvement to its members By praying for And writing to missionaries. FWM’s Homecoming display In October Won first prize; The Missionary Conference In April Won rich spiritual rewards And many dedications For the Mission field. Seated: A. HstiIMo. B Oewat, R. Butler, Pi. Tcwte. First Row: J. A«w, J. Brccihart. 6. Gatl H. R Bgley. R. Duell. J Miller. R Miller. Second Row: N. Schwann. M Bdir. 8 Cleckner. 8 8iddison. I. Tamer. M Curtu. 8 Miller. M Beitler. C. Beerer. First Row: M V -head J. Miller. 0 Kishpajgh. J Martin P France. 0 Rockwell. Secood Row I Li-a. A Ausumoto. N Iren. C. Staler. M Bei tier. J Miller. V Barlett. Third Row: v Beitler. M. Graitf. 0. Hanjys� :?. C. la-ge. 0. Air.n tuigh. C. Be er. M. Augsturger. 125 FBA Seated: 0. KinriOurgfi Standing: Mr. Wilcoiii. advisor; P Sprc . J. Berry. K. Wagner. E. SnHser. B. Schri. A. Shut . B Reed PHOTO CLUB COLLEGE FIRE DEPARTMENT First Rm: G. Varshall R. Cocnfe. B. Hunter. J Votter. D Wall. B. $w?eney. R. Hair tec Secoad Row: R leach. B. Lapp. R. Veyers. A. Stoter.R Conett RADIO CLUB CHRISTIAN SERVICE OLD FOLKS HOME Firrt Rtw: J.tofi, C. Hietor. N. Hatley. B. Bennett B Decker. I StrycWsli. K. DcraMscn. E. PMlipS, J. Austin. M Bair. J. Grorer Second Row: A Russell C Eifintl. K Berger. C. Rowe. B Bud. I. Greenwood. P. Oefrrcie. F. Stickle. D. Ac . J. Pure. S Gydey. 0 Warn. J. Evdand. N Leapline. Third Ren: R. Muchdi. B. Bren. S Olsen JAIL GROUP VIET NAM PRAYER Sitting: 8. Reftkopf. 0. Mays. 0. Dernier. 0 Kerne , I. Oatris Standing: R Edwards, J. «Otter. E. Smelser, K. Muc . M. Sailer. V. Pa mer. C. Jerista. R Karllold. 0. Rtfn. 0. Brower. First Rew: 0. Baker. $ Trotter. D. Radclifle. B. Decker Secend Row: V Be.tler. E. PM- lips. S. Olsen. E. Price Third Row: 8. Brown. 8. Mi !er. Fourth Row: K. Hildre’h. I. Ridclitf. 0. Connelly. I ?8 SWORDBEARERS Firs1 Row: 9. Pnofle. E. Thomas. S-tWford. C. Jemsta. L. Myers. D. Myers. N Paugh. U Ba-tlett. R Hoitrhase. 0 Bato R Duel. E. Pn. lifts. 0. Gilbert. 0. Fidter Row: V Barf. T. Clater. 0. Shrere. B. Brows. 0. Staples. P. Bolton, B Smith. B Stoe. I. Northey. B. Reeder. Third Row: 0 Dieringer. I Raddiffe. B Xilko. Second DETENTION HOME 0. WHlenet. A. Call. G. Creviston. 0. Mays. B. Smith. D. Mills. J Miller. C. Packard. K. AltrigM. C. Hull. CAMPUS LIFE First Row: 0. Thompson. K. Griswold. M. Crunk. V. Stcrey. A Moorman. J Wpnston. J Price. J Ke r Second Row: 6 SchnU 0. Aston. W Airitut . T. Yoder. R. M.tctelt. P. Pnndle. M. Isfeuia. n SUNDAY SCHOOL JUNIOR CHURCH Seattl R JmowsH. K. Hamncods. J. Hx-alU B Meyers M G'able. 8 Thwras. N Schwarm V Storey. R Vtlnnes. C. Collins Staid.nj; B Cl«'«n . M. Mjirhead. 0 Handys.de C Z lefoos . V. lalinan. 0. lews, M. Bartlett. M. Woodend. R. Meyers. J. Molts. N. Wright. W. Ccnneil. 8. Carlson S. Prather. S. Ouflord. I. CWer. V. Ccnart. I lescure CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN ACTION D. Nevtt. S Outford. 8 Mey- ers. Miss Jean Fisher. M. Kaw. M. Staibery. J. Boyd 130 Seated: K. HeMreth. VS Conwil. 0. D«r«ger. Standing: R. Edwards. 0. Sveve. P- Friedrich. S. Heser, 0. Kearney. SIGMA DELTA KAPPA seated: 0. Kearney. R. Edwards. s. Snyder. W. Cornell Standing: 0. Rockwell. Mr. Armstrong. Advisor; P. Joies. K. Heldret . 0. Shreve. M. McCuikwgh. A. Call, 0 Danger. 8. VcVey. Oacra Hutcfcwn. Diana Rattitfe. 8arb M Her. Bob Pereira. PEN PALS Pies........L. Walker V. Pres......K. Muck Sec......... J.Rooke Treas.. . .R Daufiert G Darrcw, R. A. 'en. R Schaltr. R. Warns i. lee. A. Keirr. J. RcoVe. K. Mack. 0. Southwell. M. Woodend. I. Welch. T Warren. I Walker. R. Cook. A Gathany, 0. MarsJsa’l, R. Barnhart. D. Uuener. PI SIGMA NU ALPHA CHI First Ron: 0. Hasettu . D. Mils, 0 Rohm. K. Evans. R. Hamilton, R Crxiell. I. Harrrwds. R. AJlerton. R. Co bs. Second Row: 8. Schil. R Patten. '. Satl . B. Hunter. S. Walter. M. Mc tlough. C. Rowe. B. Bixel. R. Jerows Third Row: C. Out tec. D. Dieringer. K. Cde. B. Gnnert. I. Eichel gr . A. Knott. M. Homs. 0. Sodden, P. large. I. Gelo. Fourth Row: 0 Hull, J Pfn� s. 0. Vays. D Wall. 0 Gish. J. Coll it. 0. Se gnejr. j. Matter. D. Mchlec. P. Senseney, R. leach. A. Call. Fiftb Row: G. Crevistons. J. Seely. A S« :rey. 0. Gattner. T Bosworth. R. Vye s. S. Olsen. B. Lapp. R M,td'rl. j. Frye. Sixth Row: 0 Manoss. J. Rumley, D. Braun. Pres. J. Phipps V. Pres. I. Reno Sec. R leach Tress. M. horns 132 I GAMMA CHI First Row: V. Reed, N, Price. Secood Row: V Kapp. 0. Fite . K. Johnson. I, Taylor. 8. Rutfi Third Row: 8 O'Keele. P France. D Ham 'ton. f Johnson. V Brewer. K. Ki selmyi. C. Nash.. N. Norton. K. Griswold. C. O'S eH. Foorth Row: I. Brown A. Plate, S Itcas. G. Foster. G. Gatlilf. B. Madment. V. Meyer. H Stowell. J. Phenix. V. Bales, Mrs. M. Maddox. K. Gildan. 8 Harman. J. Kleymeer. R. Stlvertoxn, J. Saemenes. R. Kauffold. D. Thcnpson. L Rig,gs. D. W lhes. 8. Grosh. KAPPA DELTA CHI First Row: Mrs. N. McPheeters. Adviser. J. Cotbin. J. Haag. R. Butler. 0. Simpson. J. Kever. Second Row: M. Rieken. R. Hartikamen. C. 8eeref. C. Stevenson. B. Me as. B. Vincent. C. McGee. 0 Morgan. Pres.......C. Stevenson V. Pres.... R. Hartikamw Sec ... M Rieken 133 AMBASSADORS i� Beesley. Cindy Cartner. fence BrocK. Cheryl Steestorg FOLLOWERS LIFE LINERS Sitting: Laura Payne. Jan Gabriel. Cathy Cartrwr. Standing: Cdo-i? A.eritt. Ruth Hardy. Betsy Bcdenmilier. Lav Hess, Gail Gatliff. 134 VICTORS Oaileoe filch, lacia Tayfor. Esther Greeiaood. Margaret Aiders: , GUARDSMEN 135 Lyle Arcerson. Ron Spieth. Phil Senseney. tews Bunting. Ph-iip Wohler. r SAILORS 0. Gish. I. Pugk, 0 Sm.’k 136 First Row: J. Gabriel. J. K� L. Hirscty. I. 8row.?g, C Wrse. N. Qiee?. J. Risko. K. NewWtiry. H. Booth-oyd. Secood Row: V P. Vanderloy. G. Gstlifl. J. Austin. 0. Airams. J. Eichdberger. S. Gift. S. Witt. N. Watsw. J. 8mley. J. lewis. V. lima. N. leaphre Third Row: 8. Rehfcopl. D. Nui. S. MrVillen. 8. Brown. R. Edwards. Fourth Row: J. Davis. I. Da«$. 0. liechty. 0. Rohm. T. Greenwcotf. R K lko. Practice Prayer Polish Produced precision In sacred concert. An extensive tour of the East Coast Combined with numerous weekend engagements Provided the choir With invaluable opportunities For praise, testimony, service Through song In order to win The Master's smile When He Shall Come.” CHORALAIRES AND CHOIR First Row: U. Arderson. R. Ccon s. P. Fran 0, Keaney. S. Pape. H. Moore. R. Hardy. Secood Row: J. H rschy. B. O’Keefe. R. Har- ter. J. Brock. 0. Oaab. I. Anderscr. E. Greenwood. J. Hess Third Row: . Cartne:. 1. Clater. M Bales. J Sch-ieder. K. Borger. 0. Buntinc. J. $3emenes. J Herwig. V. Bat er. J. Jeremiah. Fourth Row: L Welch. E Johnson P Vcrter. 0. fitch. S. Olsen. I. Taylor. 0. Yofcr. M Brener. V Cranptcr. f. Kiwtt. G. Taylcr. Mr. 0. Matscw. directo . BAND First Row: 0. Abrams. S. Eury. C. Busbo. P. (MW. R. Silverthom, R. Butler. 8. Meyers. Second Row: C. Vatulewws. R. Meyers. J. Motts. J. Kaaop. 0. Draper. B. Bronr. N. Hatley, A. Stater. Third Row: 0. lon . R. Quell. K. Harrroods. J. Seele . D'. W. Webber. J. Grover. P. Senseney, B Gftoert. MEN’S GLEE CLUB Mr. P. Vanjeritfy (at paro). R S ne. B lap . L. Echetoerger. 0. Connelly, B PoMey, 8. Rettopf. G. S tut man, K. Harwrnords. 0. long. C Hull MADRIGALS Seated: G. Gatliff. C. Hull First Row: Mr. P. Vanderloy. N. Watson. J. Austin. J. King. J. Barcas. S. McM len. K. Newberry. Second Row: G. Stut mar. 8. Kilko. 0. Connelly. B. Reeder. B Brown. 138 - MODERN MUSIC MASTERS First ROW: C. layner. P Bayd. M. taderso I msoa. 3 Veyers. K Johns� � . S. Byrd Second Row: «■ 0 Matson. D. Boyd, R Roderick. Or. «V Webber. 0 Wall, B Krg. Mot Pictored: H, Moore. 0. Oaab. T. Clater SOCK 'N BUSKIN First Row: s. Gilt. Mrs M MaddO«. Ad- sor. I F.eIC, M Brewer. J. Pten,. Second Row: 0. liechty. 0. Hamilton. R. Meyers. S. lathrcp. Third Row: B. Lapp. R. Leach. L. Browning. L. Anderson. Intramural programs Picnics, outings, athletics For the women of the recreation association Mean gratification and fulfillment. Honoring its members with pins, letters; Trophies and plaques. The most esteemed laureation being The athlete of the year award. I. Stephens. B Thomas. J. Yogng J. McCann. D. Kotfa. P D foehn. B Masco VARSITY AND JV. CHEERLEADERS SOCCER BUT UfPVaSASft MR IStiXtESi ' • ■ “• « °'� «• «• CC’S BASKETBALL TEAM First Ro : Coach Callar. B McOona d. J. Watson. D Cooper. V bnrsfcey, R Fisfcr. J. May Secoad R«w: 0. Ga'frer. L. Waite. H. Hurst. D. Atb - too. A. Knott. W. Tref ger. G. Darrcw. AND JUNIOR VARSITY 1 OUR TENNIS TEAM cUh 1 M' BOyCC' W Pet,it1 R • ° W en Stc d Ro,,: Ruf1 1' 0 0u,h3m- T- Carp� � . P. Frtntt. Mr Myrjoch. BASEBALL TEAM Coach: Dennis Olson Infield: J. Colyer D. Cooper R. Edwards J. Frink Outfield: D. Gregory D. Haseltine Catcher: T. Duff Pitchers: D. Atherton D. Carrol M. Causey Manager: Steve Taylor R. Inghram D. Mays B. McDonald M. Kintt J. Simons B. Lunney B. Trefzger M. Wolford TENNIS AND SOCCER TROPHIES Coaches Murdoch and Oi« CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Steve Foster. Dennis D ermgef, Vt Dtnjtan. coach; Dkk Butte . Kw Evans, Dee Mays. D«g Ambro a. Tom Greenwood. Cal Packard. Oenris H: S5lestco. M6 First Row: Miss Kearney. Becky Rader. Bev Carlson. Swy Rader. Vary lyt� i Grable. Barb Kensil Sandy lath rep Second Row- Pat Wissmger. Judy Staraats. Kathy Spencer. Karen Rau. flaxy Brown BASKETBALL TEAM Standi� J. Strychalski. M is Kearney. I Tarver Seated: P Wissirger, B Carlson. S Prather. S. lathrop. M Grable V Bartlett. M. 8eitler. K Spencer, 0. Mann. N. Brown, j. Stamatis. K. R j. B. Ifeasil. First Row: Bev Carlson. Vary Lynn Grable. Miss Keatrey, Su y Rader, Nancy leapline. Second Row: Kathy Spexer. 3arb Ktosd. Pat Wissinger. Karen Rau. hdy Stamatis. VOLLEYBALL TEAM ctivities and Special Eve Look upward to the beginning of the day. This simple act will elevate your mind and impel you to go forth with new confidence and power. A day is well-lived in which you have put a fine resolution into practice, achieved a definite purpose, done some worthy act of kindness or rendered a noble service to others. True service is not limited to time or place. Today is the day to do some- thing fine and noble. This day brings to you its share of duties, opportunities and responsibilities. The spirit in which you approach the work and activities of this day will vitally affect the results. Go forward with large confidence and high ex- pectation. Be alert to the fresh opportunities of this day and do everything possible to advance your highest and best interests. IDEALS INITIATION 151 HOMECOMING As I reflect on my years at Cedarville. I see years full of ev- ery emotion, every experience. There have been times of laughter and times of tears: times of honor, and times of shame. But each experience-academic, religious, social-has forced me to look at myself-many times hating what I saw-and work at making those all-important changes that must be made in order to mature. It is here at Cedarville that I have learned the importance of having a thirst for self improvement. As I look around the campus. I see memory after memory returning, reminding me that in the future, I will spend many a wistful evening reflecting on the learning experi- ences I was involved in here at Cedarville. It is here that I came to place a premium on my faith. It was living with students who had what I was looking for that made me see the importance of a con- stant communion with God. I shall always thank the students and faculty at Cedarville for forcing me to find myself, and then to try to improve all those imperfections which seem never to diminish. Truly the Lord was thinking of me when he had Paul write the words, Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect, but I follow after, if that I may apprehend that for which I am already apprehended of Christ Jesus.” I am so thankful that God doesn't give up on us, but rather keeps prodding us along to newer fields. Oebbi Bush JNtOC0 Homecoming Queen - Drtb' Busk 152 Queen's Court - Stertey Dnfford, Nancy Norton. Marilyn Bales. Ins Lira. I OCT. 14, 1967 153 SfNiOR float HOMECOMING SOCCER GAME WITH BEREA II VARSITY “C” INITIATION OCT. 20 NELSON NEAL DUO-PIANO CONCERT OCT. 31 157 PLANTING THE CEDAR TREE NOV. 17 AUTUMN RENDEVOUS —NOV. 21 “SANTA SING-IN -DEC. ll 162 r ALPHA CHI QUEEN Standing: Roxanne Butler. Darlene Fitch. Seated: Lynnette Marsh. Carol Hare. QUEEN lYUNEm MARSH °f C6' S!cWe ■� «« ° � e school functttns sponsored try Alpha Chi One ol her activities this year as to preside oxer the Cedar Day festivities. 164 TOM BILLER SENIOR RECITAL FEB. 17 BLOOD BANK VISIT A favorite meeting place on campus, especially dur- ing the cold winter season, is the college snack shop. In January, a part of it was converted on weekends into an atmosphere room using an Old English theme. BASKETBALL SEASON 166 Dcr Atherlw Bruce WcOcnaU Michigan LutlMtaA J� . 20. Oefuece - Feb 3. J Urry Waite MicD lotNeran - Jan. 20 Don At Deft on Frarlim Jan 27. Den Cowf Wilmington-frt. B� uce McOmjM Ddiwce-fefc. 3. REMEMBER WHEN”-FEB. 23rd BEN FRANKLIN” ARTIST LECTURE- MAR. 23 MISSIONARY CONFERENCE - APRIL 1-5 J0Mi 8 Mitchell. Russel f Jbersole. Jr. Karl W. luyto. Wi i.am Stoner Donald Curt . GAMMA CHI BANQUET APR. 6 TRAIN WRECK in CEDARVILLE-APR. 6 EASTER SUNRISE BREAKFAST APR. 14 HONORS DAY - MAY 10 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST”-MAY 10,11 I CEDAR DAY MAY 11 Fooj Booth Country Fair Style. Ugly Van Contest IVw Denis Bunting. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET-MAY 17 177 Soecui Soealer Dr. Hugh Horner. Gilt Presentation to Mr. Riter from the Senior Class. GRADUATION JUNE 8, 1968 Or James T. Jeremy. Of. William Hjocweil. Or. Can E. Eigena. Banquet ia Honor of Seniors. In Memoriam Martie Brown, 1946-1967 Death is strange at times. Martie and I were both acquainted with its results. Often were the times we talked about what heaven was like. Although we were very close on earth it is an added joy to know we will meet again in Heaven. I may sorrow here because we are separated, but really we still share many things. She knows my joys; I just miss telling her. She knows my sor- rows; I miss her sympathy. People thought Martie quiet. She was in her own way, but not really. In the quietness of her death, she has spoken to many hearts. A wedding dress, satin shoes, a promise and a secret remain to remind us that the door of Heaven may soon open to us. Across the hills from yesterday And just beyond today, Tomorrow waits so patiently To greet you on your way; Elusive though it seems to be Beyond the setting sun. Although today is in the past Tomorrow cannot come. A treasured thought is in our minds Of yesterdays gone by, And sweet remembrance fills our hearts To light a weary eye; Today, a treasure to behold, A shining glowing dream, Tomorrow, ever waiting there, Beyond our reach would seem. Tomorrow, what a precious word! A promise rich and real, A chance to realize a hope, A glowing dream ideal; Another dawn that’s yet to be A day that's ever fair. Beyond the realm of yesterday ... A new tomorrow there. Garnett Ann Schultz STAFF LAY-OUT COPY PHOTOGRAPHY TYPISTS Diane Thompson Ann Kusumoto Bill Reed Barbara Jordan Becky Rudig Carol Stewart Art Shuter Becky McDonald Pat Richardson Viann Meyer Olivia Anderson JoAnn Waltz Pat Richardson Sheryl Zerbe Carol Stewart Becky Harmon Viann Meyer Alberta Plate Karolyn Wagner Tina Lautt REFLECTIONS OF THE EDITOR Although this has been the busiest year of my life, it has been the happiest. I have enjoyed working on the yearbook very much and the things I have learned through this experience have been invaluable. Most of all I have learned to trust Christ more completely. Knowing that He would help me through this responsibility, I found strength at the right times instead of panic. I will always remember this year as the year in which I had the opportunity to serve the school by attempting to preserve the events, thoughts, people and the school as it was in 1967-68. I would like to thank my staff for the fine work they have done this year and for being patient as I learned. I would also like to express my appreciation to Mr. Turner and Mr. Yarnell for helping me locate pictures, to Dale Braun and Art Shuter for taking many of the pictures we needed, to my parents for their encouragement and help and to those who took time out to help in the last minute rush. 182 Dianne Chaffe INDEX Abernathy. Betty ... 81 Abrans. Dorothy... 81. 137. 133 AfcW. Barbara... 71 fcker. Donald ... 71. 128 Ackf. Oamel ..95. 129 Mmis. Richard .. 73. 8$. 132. 140. 142 Atoms. Sancra... 95 Adams. Susan ... 95 AW . John ... 95 Albright. Kathryn.. 81. 125. 129 Allen. Deane ... 47. 120. 1« Alien, Robett...81. 132 Allwton. Ronald... 56. 120. 132 Amfirora. Dallas ... 81. 145 Amstutr. Wi liam . 95. 129 Andersow. Lyle ... 73. 81. 135. 137. 139 Andersea. Margaret... 71. 135. 137. 139 Anderson. Oh na ... 71 Andrews, Ihynas Anlhewy. Caroline Ashley. Janet .. 81 Atherton. fcnalj...95. K3 Augstwrger. Manne ... 71. 125 Augspurger. Ruth ... 71 Austin. Bontiles ... 81 Austin. Ja e ... 81. 120. 125. 128. 137, 138 Aventi. Const ... 95. 123. 134 Baley. Francis... 81 Ba'ey. Nancy... 81 Bar. Marsha... 95. 125. 128. 129 8a‘er. Dowita ... 81. 128. 129 Baker. Rebecca ... 47 Baker. Ronald ...47. 144 Bates. Maril n 81. 124 133. 137. 93 Barcus. Joanna ... 71. 138 Barlow. Jacaetme... 95 8amhart. Roy ... 71. 132 Bartlett. Mary... 95. 125. 129. 130. 140. 147 8eatty. Rita... 110 8eck. Unto ...81 Beerer. Carol ...71. 125. 130. 133 Beestey. Janet... 95. 134. 137 Settler. Mareann ... 95. 120. 125. 147 Beitler. Marilyn ... 71. 121. 125. 128 Bell Terry ...71 Betlew. Larry ... 47 Bellintari. loris . 47 Beltle. Alien ...81 Bennett. Barbara .. 95. 128 Bennett. Beth .. 81 Benton. Chen ... 71 Bemheisel. lc $... 95 Berry. James ... 71. 121. 128 Bertsch-nger. Betty BnJdiwo. Barbara... 55. 125 Bddl Calvin ...47. 121 Bifiley. Regna ... 95. 125. 140 Biller. Tom ... 47 Bird. Bonita ... 47 Bird. John... 71 Bad. Robed ... 71. 128. 132 Blake. Diane...47. 140 Blaylock. James ... 47 Bobhtt. Janice ... 48 Bodden. David ... 81. 132 Bodei m.ll«. Betsy... 71.134 Boerlje. Darwin ...81 Bogert. Vargarel... 69. 110 Bolen. Rada... 71 Bolton. Pwi ...95. 129 Bon� . Patricia ...81. 121 Booghier. Stephen ... 7! Boolhroyd. Hi',da... 73. 95. 137 Borger. Karen... 81. 128. 137 Bosworth Timothy ... 95. 124. 132 Bowerson. Richard ... 43 Boyce. M-chatl ...95. 144 Boyd. Dan .. 48. 139 Boyd. Joan... 95. 128. 130 Boyd. Patreia .. 111. 139 B'amUet. Jc-aane... 95 B'aswell. Sylvia... 81 B-atka. Donu...81. 120. 121. 125 B-aun Dale ..81. 132 B'ewer. Margaret... 48. 123. 133. 137. 139 Brock, lance ...81. 134. 137 Brock. Lynn ... 48 B'ookhart. Joyce... 95. 125 B’ower. Dan el ... 48. 128 B'owcr. Steve... 95 B'owr. Carolyn ... 7! B'owr. Jon ...48. 142 B'owr. Juia... 96 B'own. Kirby ... 96 B'own. Varlha ... 71. 136 Bonn. Nancy ... 95. 147 B'own, Robert ..96. 128. 129. 137. 138 B-own. Stanley ... 71. 121 B'owr,mg. lmda... 96. 133. 137. 139 Buchanan, Karen... 96 Buntirg. Deoms... 135. 137. 121 Bush. Deborah ... 48. 75. 120. 123 Busho. Connie ... 96. 136. 133 Butcher. Prester.... 82 Butler. Retard... 96. 143. 146 Butler. Roianne ... 71. 128. 133. 136. 138 Butler. Valerie... 82. 137 Burrard. James... 96 Byers. Ronald Cady. Audrey ..48 CagwSe. Darrel Cagwm. Rebecca ... 48 Call. Alan ...82. 129. 131. 132 Campbell. Hugh Campbell, Jerry ... 82 Caraway. Dame!... 63.71. 100 Carity. Marcia... 96 Carlson. Beverly ...49. 123. 130. 147 Carmean. Robert... 82 Carpenter. Turothy ... 72. 144 Carroll. Dona d ... 96. 143 Carter. Kathy... 72 Carter. Verna Cattner. Cynthia... 82. 121. 134 Cartrer. Kathleen ... 72. 134. 137 Causey. Mark ...82. 140 Chatfe. Dame... 72.91. 120. 121. 122 Chandler. Herman ... Ill Chapin. Janet... 82 Chapman. Devis ChumNer. David... 72 Ciantrani. Ca’mer ... 72 Clark. Carolyn... 82 Clark. Cathy... 96 Clark. Susan... 96 Clater. Theodore ... 41. 49. 121. 129. 130. 137 CUypool. Kenneth... 82 Cleckner. Barbara 72. 130. 125 Cochenoor. Don d... % Cockenll. Diane ... 96 We. Ken... 41. 82. 120. 132 Coll ms. Chermi... 72. 130 Collogari. James... % Colyer. James ... 97. 132 Combs. Gay ... 72 Comstak. faith... 82 Coftant. Joy Cowant. Vugima ... 72. 130 Cow Sl. Wiliam ,.. 72. 79. 130. 131 Cowwetty. Don ...97. 123. 128. 138 Cook. Roger... 82. 132 Coeley. M k ..97 184 Coombs. Ronald ...97. 127. 132. 137 Coop . Donad ... 19. 108. 140. M3 Cooper. Gwytha... 49 Cooper. Wendy .. 97 Corbin. Joan... 82. 133 Coriefl. (fcrald ... 72. 127. 132. M2 Cornett. Laortnce Cosgray. Rosed ... 49 Cottas. Martin... 97 Courtot. Kathryn ... 82 Courtct. Max ... 73 Cox. Martha ... 82 Crampton. VittoH ...41. 49. 137 Crampton. Roger Creviston. Gary ... 97. 129. 132 Crowd. Robert Crunk. Maxeer ... 97. 124. 129 Culberson. L ie Cur. s-gham. Cynthia ... 97. MO Curca. Charles ... 83. MO Curtis. Mary.. 49. 125 Cypher Richard Daab. Donna... 73. 89. 120. 137. 121 Darrcw. Gary... 73. 132. MO. M3 Oajbed. Russell.. 49. 142 Davis. Janes ... 49. 137 Davis, Larry Davis, Lynn ... 128 Davis. Marilyn... 97 Decker. Re fcah... 83. 128 DeOarw. James Denner. David ... 97 Denner. Dennis Dennis. George ... 97 Dennis. Steven Dennis. William DeOlive ra. Lui ... 49. 78 Devor. Elizabeth... 97 Dewar. Barbara ... 73. 125 Oatnger. Dennis... 97. 128. 129. 131. 132. M6 0 1 . Edward .. 97 D lion. Berditt DJIon. Jeri Dtfogoe. Dare ... 93 Donaldson. Karen ... 73. 128. 140 Donley. Jo Douglass. Sandra... 98 Draper. Dave ..41. 93. 138 Oseil. Regma ...98. 125. 129. 138 Daft. Thomas ..50. 63. MO. M2 Djftord. Shirley... 50. 121. 129. 130 Dirham. David... 98. 120. 144 Datiei. Pamela ... 138 Dutton. Charles... 68. 98. 132 Eberhad. Michael... 73 Eckart. Cyntha ... 83. 124. 125. 127 EdlunJ. Barba-a ...98 Edwards. Brian... 98 Edwards. Luther Edwards. Rou-d ... 83. 120. 128 131. 137. M3 Eckelberger. Jaret... 98. 137 EcWberger. Leiand ... 41. 83 127. 132. 138 Eifefl. Wdbur... 50 Edridge. Flame ... 83 Elliott. Harry ...73 Empct. Sara ... 73. 124 Endicott. Connie ... 83. 128 Entner. Paul ...73. 120. 144 Epps. Janet ... 98 £r kson. R Jali ... 98 Estep. Gary... 98 Eury. Sylvia ... 83. 120. 136. 138 Evans. Glade... 83 Evans. Kenneth ... 98. 132. 146 Evans. Sylvia ... 73 Evans. Them� Eveland. Jean... 99. 128 Falci. John... 50 Farrar. Robed 99 Farrell. Kathleen ... 83 Fawley, Jean Fetter. Charter� ... 83 Ftfer, David ... 110. 129 Field. Jennifer ... 121 Field. Laura ... 83. 139 Fisher. James... 83 Fisher. Ronald... 83. 143 Fitch. Darlene ... 41.73.111. 133. 135. 137 Fletcher. John Flint. Mark... 99 Foster. Oate Foster, Glenda... 74.133 Forfkred. Beverly Foulkrod. lorn ... 110 Fourman, Nancy ... 50 Fowler. Gary ... 50 Fowler. Slewn...99, 107. 146 Fraley. Tcmecia ... 99 France. Patricia ... 83. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 133. 137 Frawtey, Jean Freed. Palnca... 99 Freehaul. He.di ...99 Frerck. Gary ... 99 French. Gerald... 50. M2 Friedrich. PaU ... 83. 131 Friends. Mar� ..99 Fnnk. James ...99 Frye. Jonathan ... 96. 99. 132 Fuushrna. Gayle ... 99. 124 Gabnel. Jauet...99. 134. 137 Gaffe . David ... 74. 132. M3 Ganschow. Ann... 50 Gariss. Oavul... 89. 99 Gariss. Ronald... 84 Garlock. Linda... 74 Gathaay. And-ew ... 84. 132 Gattiff. Gad ... 74. 125. 133. 134. 137. 138 GamiU. Donald Gavilt. Leroy E.... 50 Gelc. Thomas ... 84. 132 Gerber. Lome... 99 Gelfs. Jeamie ... 99 Getz. Cathy... 99 Gibbs. George Gidley. Da� J Gilt. Susan ... 68. 84.97. 137. 139 Gilbert. Dan ... 99 Gilbert. David ... 99. 129 Gildan. Kathleen ... 110. 133 Giilenwater. Glenda... 84 Ginaven. Sheryl Gingrich. Susan ... 99 Gish. Duane... 99. 132. 136 Gladding. Linda... 99 Gocdma . John ... 74 Goodwin. Joyce ... 50 Gordey. Scnya ... 74. 128 Gottwais. Oeugias... 64 Gorwnjn. Sandra ... 99 GraWe. Mary... 74. 121. 125. 130. MO. 147 Graham. John ... 84 Graham. Sharon ... 74. 84 Graves. Richard Greene. Prestem Greenwood. Esther ... 99. 135. 137 Greenwood. Thomas... 74. 128. 137. 146 Gregory. David... 74. 89 Gregory. Joseph Griffis. Darry Gnswold. Karen .. 100. 123. 129. 133 Grcmacki. Gloria Grosh. Barbara... 51. 133 I sen. Brya ... 102 lathrop. Sandra... 86. 139. 140.147 taerer. Dale ... 53, 132. 14? tarn. Linda ..53 tatt. Tma ... 54. 93. 122 lavender. Larry ... 76 layw. Clitfonl... 76. 139 Leach. Don ... 54 Leach, Jadth... 102 Leach. Roger... 127. 132. 139 Leaplme. Naxy ... 128. 137. 147 Lear. Patnoa... 102 lee. Toon... 87. 132 leiby. Stephen left me. Barba-a ... 87 lescure. Lynn ... 54. 130 Lewis. Carol ... 76 Lewis. Darlene... 102. 130 Lews. TjCji ... 102. 137 lew s. Nancy... 54 Lew s. Ron ... 54 Lewright. Bartara ... 102 Cecity. Dame) ... 87. 137. 139 lillbacfc. Larry... 102 Lima. Iris ... 102. 125 lima. Margarita ... 102. 137 Cmmg. Rebecca ... 102 Little. Steven... 102 Uoyd Kathleen Long, Ocnald ... 102. 138 Lucas. Sandra.. 54. 125. 133 Lucius. Bruce ... 54 Lunney. Robert ... 102. 143 Lyon. Warren ... 87 Madsen, t da... 102. 130 Maidnent Beverly... 102. 133 Vaidnent. lee Malnstrom. Janet... 87 Mann. Da-lcre... 102. 128. 147 Manross. Daniel... 102. 132 Mansler. Pamela... 87 Margraff. Lirda Margraff. Paul... 103 Marsh. Lynnette .. 76 Marshall. Denms... 132 Martin. Jane... 87. 124. 125 Mason. Bevenee ... 103. 104. 141 Mathivs. Diane... 103 Matulevicus. Carol... 103. 138 May. John... 54. 143 Maynard. Janice... 103 Mays. Dee... 128. 129. 132. 146 Mays. Lorer ... 103 McCann. Judy... 87. 141 McClam. Richard... 103 McComber. Rodney ... 103 McCulloch. James... 103 McCullough. Ma ... 87 McCullough. Michael... 131. 132.142 McDaniel. Tams... 103 McDorud, Bruce... 76. 140. 143 McDonad. Rebecca... 87 McDowel, Gary ...87. 143 McGee. Katherine ... 54. 133 McGillrvray, John ... 76 McGinnis. Thomas... 76 McGreevy, Walter Mdrnes. Roberta... 54. 121. 130 McKenney. Roger... 55 McKnght. fees McMilen. Samuel... 103. 137. 138 McNiece. Melmfla ... 103 McVey. Wiliam... 55. 131 Meilish. Ron... 76 Merriman. Douglas ... 103 Met ger. Norme Meyer. Vann ...87. 133 Meyers. Betty... 55. 130. 131. 133. 138. 139 Meyers. Ronald... 103. 124. 127. 130. 132. 138. 139 Millard. Linda ... 87 Miller. Alice... 87 Miller. Barbara ... 76. 121. 125. 123. 130 Miller. Darryl .. 65. 103 Miller. Oonald ... 103 Miller. James... 55 Miller. Mce... 77.125 Miller. Joan ... 103. 125 Miller. Joyce... 87. 129 Mil er. Priscilla ...77 Miller. Roberta... 55. 125. 140 Mills. Dale... 103. 129. 132 Mills. Roger... 93 Mitchell. Beverly ... 103 Mitchell. Charles... 55 Mitchell. MaHyr ...55 Mitchell. Rcharc.. . 87. 123. 124. 128. 129. 132 Mu. Beverly ... 103 Modral. Larry ... 103 Mogle. Claire Momer. Card... 103. 132 Mohier. Philo... 103. 135. 137 Moore. Harold ... 77. 137 Moore. Joyce Moore. Terva ... 103 Moorman. Alice... 87.121. 129 Moose. Helen ... 55 Moots. J. ...130 Morgan. Derma ... 55. 125. 133 Moirell. Thomas... 77 Morrow. Cdetta ... 104 Morse. Carole... 104. 137 Mosley. Beverly... 55 Mcssraan. Janice... 111. 130 Volt. Shirley ...87 Votler. Jerome ... 87. 127. 128. 132 Motts. Joyce... 104. 138 Moulder. Steven ... 104 Vo;ingo. Edgar... 104 Muc«. Kfnnetl... 77. 120. 128. 132. 142 Muirtead. Margaret... 87. 121. 125. 130 Vhlfcrd. Arlan ... 77 Mnrdoch. Ruth Murphy. Co eei... 87 Vurphy. lames... 56 Vurphy. Phyllis Muse Ernst... 77 Myers. Da� r ... 104. 129 Myers. James... 56 Myers. 1.-da... 129. 130 Nash. Charlotte... 77.133 Nelson. Derr is Nelson. Karen... 87 Nelson. Iurfa ... 104 Nelson. Wayne... 87 Nevitt. Oan . 56. 124, 130 Newberry. Kathryn... 104. 137. 133 Nichols. Kenneth... Ill Nichols. Pamela ... 104 Nichols. Penny... 88 Nieboer. Constance ... IW. 128 tamar Lee tarns. Maynard ... 56. 132 tarthey. Timothy ... 104, 129 tarton. 0... 104 Ifcrton. Nancy ... 77. 120. 133 Oehmcfce. Peter .. 88. 128. 125 O’Keefe. Carolyn... 104 O'Keefe. Hi abeth...88. 121. 133. 137 O’Keefe. James... 88 Olsen. Samuel ...88. 120. 128. 132. 137 01 sen. Susan ... 104. 128 O’Shtil. Ccrstance ... 77. 123. 130. 133. 121 O'Snell. Su anne ... 46. 121. 125 Osuwga. Emmanuel ... 88 Osnji. Marsha ... 104 Ostdb. Richard... 56 Ostrander. Albert ... 56 Overboil. CoMie Overnolt. Kenneth Packard. Cslv.n ... 77. 129. 146 Paige. Lyw... 100. 104 Palmer. Mi ten ... 41. 105 Pa mer. Vicki... 105. 128 Pap� . Sue ... 56. 137 Pa-cher, George... 105 Pa-ry. Jeffery Parshley. Florence... 105 Patten. RandaH ..41.105.132 Paugh. Nancy... 105. 129 Pauimg. Susan Payne, laura ... 105. 134 Peek. Jeanelte... 105 Pernod. David ... 105 Pereira. Robert ... 77. 124.125. 131 Perrin� . Cheryl ... 105 Perm. Bonita Pestel. Gary... 56 Pettitt. Warren ... 88. 144 Petty. T«y .. 105 PWps. James... 77 Pfcefps. Rcrald... 88 P b. Janet ...88. 121. 122. 123. 124. 133. 139 Phillips. Edith ... 88. 128. 129 Phipps. James... 41. 56. 93. 121. 132 Plate. Alberta... 88. 124. 133 Podhasiu. Lynn... 89 Pond I. Gregory Powley. Robert ... 89. 138 Poyuer, lynjn ... 105 Prather. Saslra .. 105. 130. 140. 147 Prentice. Larry ... 56 Pressneii. Walter Preston. Donna ... 77 Price. Canme... 105 Price. Dame! ...56. 142 Price. Elaine... 105. 128 Price. Judith... 105. 123. 129 Price. Ned-a ... 56. 133 Price. Wr bur ... 89 Prindie. Priscilla ... 89. 129 Pritchett. Jennifer... 57 Pogh. Lawrence ... 89. 136 Racclift. Larry... 89. 128. 129 Radcliffe, Diana ... 89. 125. 128. 131 Racer. Rebecca ... 57.147 Racer. Susan... 77. 121. 140. 147 Ra‘es. David... 77 Ramsey. Roy Rau. Karen ... 77. 147 Ray. Susan ... 89 Reagan. Wiltorn ... Ill Reed. Barbara ... 106. 69 Reed. Gary Reed. Mary Jean... 57. 133 Reed. Wiliam ...89. 126 Reeder. Bill ... 129. 138 Reeder. John... 89 Reese. Betty... 89 ReWccf. Robert... 128. 137. 138 Rehn. Jud th.. 89 Rejiester. Jam«... 90 Reno. Lee... 41. 106 Reno. Loren ... 41.90. 120. 140. 142 R ardson. Gerald ... 77. 127 Richardson. Pat... 106. 122 Reken. Marlene ... 57. 133 Riggs. Linda... 57. 121. 133 Rislo. Jeanne ... 77. 137 Roberts. Cea £ ... 106 Rxkwell. David... 77. 125. 131 Rockwell. George... 90 Roderick Richard ... 57. 120. 139 Rodrigue . Ruth... 93 Rogers. Ruth ... 90 Rohm, Dam ... 106. 124. 128. 132. 137 Rohm, Lynn... 57 Rohm, Robert... 57 Rooke. Ben... 106. 142 Rook . John ... 77. 93. 132. 140. 142 Rose. Bennie... 57 Rose. Lrnda ...90 Rose. Russei Ross. Elizabeth Rothweli. Susan... 57 Roach. Deborah... 77 Rone. Charles... 106. 128. 132 Ruder. Esther R dg. Rebecca .. . 90. 122. 125. 130. 133 Ruec . Faye Ruec«. John ...46. 142 Ruffin. Danny .. 90. 144 Ruirage. lots... 90 Rumfey. John ... 77. 132 Russell. Adrienne ..90. 128 Russell. Sauncra... SO Saerrenes. Joyce ... 90. 125. 133. 137 SattJer. Melbourne... 106. 128. 132 Sch.ll. William ... 77. 126. 132 Schilling. Dale .. 106 Schisler. Roy ..58 ScMechty. Sardra .. 58. 125 Schwxer. John ... SO. 137 Schaefer. Marikay ... 105 Schonscheck. Marlene... 58. 221 Sch ader. Tonya Schroeder. Peter ... 64. 90 Schulte. Elaire... 58 Schultz. Robert .. 78. 124. 129. 132. 142 Schwarm. Norma ... 106. 125. 130 Scott Stephen Seaman. James... Ill Scars. Gail... 90. 121. 123. 130 Seeley. Jeffrey ... 106. 132. 138 Seigneur, Dean... 58. 125. 132 Senseney. Ph lip 90. 132. 135, 138 Swell. Gerald... 106 Seiton. Mary .. 106 Shafer. Chery... 106. 124. 125 ShanSin. Rebecca .. 78 Sharp, Rebecca... 90 Shearer. Byron ... 58. 91 Shelley. Melane. . 106 Shepherd. Bruce ... 106 Sherman. Margaret... 106 Shernll. Patrica... 106 Shreve. Arthur... 105. 129. 131 Shuter. Arthur ...41.90. 126. 127. 138 Silverthom. Renee ... 106. 133. 138 Simnwns. James ... 106 Simpson. Oonna ... 58. 125. 133 Sme. Robert... 106. 129. 138 Slates. Linda... 107 Sleischter. Maty .. 58 SmaiUccd. Paul Srrefser. Edward... 78. 121, 128. 126 Smith. Dan ...68. 90. 136 Smith. Melba... 107 Smith. Michael Smith. William ... 90. 121. 129 Snider. Nancy ... 107 Snyder. Stephen .. 78. 131. 120 Southwell. David .. 90.132.143 Sparks. Marvin Spaulding. J� mes... 107 188 Spencer. Kathryn... 58. 147. 123 Spacer. Phdip ... 58. 126 Soicth. Ronald... 107. 135 Spinks. liafe... 125 Spngg. Kath Springer. Marcia ... 78 Stands. Judith ...90. 140. 147 Starfcry. Marine . 46. 120. 130. 121 Stacies. Oavid ... 110.121.129 Steerburg. Cheryl ..90. 131 Steeds. I. nda... 75. 107. 141 Stevens. Darnel ... 78 Stevenson. Connie ... 58. 125. 133 Stewart. Carol ...91. 122 Stewart. Gwendolyn ... 78 Stickle. Fred ... 78. 128 Stillwell. Dennis ... 91 Stakweti. James ...111 Stora. Dennis... 91 Storey. Mary... 107. 129. 130 Stat. Roger... 78 Stowdi. Hannah... 107.133 Strythalski. JoAnn ... 78. 128. 140. 147 Stryker. T mothy ... 91 Sfcmbo. Gaye ... 78 Stwdevant. Patroa ...91 Stut man, Gary... 107. 138 Sumner. Rita ... 107 Soter. Terry ... 107 Swan. Susan ... 58 Sweeney. Adrian ... 46. 127. 132 Tallman. Sharcn...59 Tallmw. Verna... 107. 130 Tanner. Leta... 78. 125. 140. 147 Taylor. Gary ...41.78. 137 Taylor. Ura... 78. 111. 121. 133. 135. 137 Taylor, lirda ... 78 Taylor. Steve Taylor. Rcha'd ...91 Tennant. Mercy ... 107 Thomas. Billie... 107. 130. 140. 141 Thomas. Elaine ... 107.129 Thomas. George... 78 Thomas. John Thomas. Neil ... 107 Thompson. Dale... 59 Thompson. Diane ... 108. 122. 124. 129. 133 Thompson. Jerry ... 108 Thorne. Susa ... 79 Tompkins. Gail ... 59 Tow e. Nancy... 79. 125. 130 Treat Kenneth ...91 Trel ger. William ... 108. 143 Tripp, William Trotter. Share ... 91. 128 Trumto I. Cheryl ... 79 Trurnphour, Maty ... 91 Turner. Virginia Underwood. Neman Urch. Swan ... 108 Vincent. Beverly ... 133 Vlug. Terrance... 59 Vos. Janice ... 108. 74 Wagner. Karolyn ...91.63 Wagner. Keith ...59. 128 Waite. Larry... 59.79. 120. 121. 124. 143 Walker, leiand ... 60. 120.132 Walker. Lois... 60.79 Walker. Thomas... 108.72. 132 Wall. David ... 46. 120. 127. 132. 139 Wallis. Nelson... 79 Walstrum. Ann ...91 Walthall. Gary... 60 Wall . JoAnn 91. 121. 12? Ward, Dana... 60 Warnken. Estelte ...91 Warren. Carol ... 79 Warren. Imwlhy .. . 79. 104. 132. 14? Watson. John... 79. 1 3 Watson. Nda ..91.137.138 Weaver. With ... 103 Wet . Susan... 108 Weteter. Daniel ...91 Welch. Glenda ... 68. 108 Welch. Loren ... 60. 127. 132. 137 Wessd. Lynda Whaley. Janis ... 108 Whatoff. Robert... 79 Whupp e. Wen Win taler, Patricia... 108 White. Connie ... 108 White. Martha... 92 Whitmire. James ... 60 Whitney. Leah... 60 Wilhite. Mark ... 109. 124 Wilkes. Dtfryah... 109.133 Wilenee. Carol... 109. 129 Wiliams. Dwight Wiliams. Joseph Wiliams. James Wiliams. Lmda ... 109 Wilis. Pamela... 41. 79 Wison. Mike Wmston. Judith... 92. 123. 124. 129 Waters, Thomas ... 109 Win trow. Linda ... 60. 125 Wissmger, Patrcia ... 92. 140. 147 Wto. Ronald... 41.109 Withers. Lawrence... 109 Witt. Shirley ...92. 137 Wolford. Michael Woodend. Michael... 46, 123. 130. 132. 142 Worden. Ken... 109 Work. Dale ... 79. 121 Wright Oavid Wright Edith ... 109 Wright Hcmer... 92 Wnght. Nancy ... 79. 130 Wuest. Dartyre ... 109 Y Je, Oawd... 109 Veater. Sharon... 79 Yoder. Douglas... 79. 120.137.140 Yoder. Terence... 125. 129 Young. Jeff .. 79 Young. Joyce ...92. 141 Young. I.... 142 Zawskey. Michael... 140. 143 Zerbe. Sheryl ... Ill Zickefoose. Cynthia ... 92. 130 Zimmermyi Barry ... 92 Zwiesler. CMherme... 109 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Main Lawrence Mishawaka, Indiana 46544 Proclaiming the Bible as it is for men as they are. Sunday School 9:25 AM Morning Worship 10:30 AM Youth Groups 6:00 PM Evening Service 7:00 PM Victory Hour 7:00 PM Wednesday RADIO AND TELEPHONE MINISTRIES Dr. Roy G. Hamman Pastor THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '68 GREETINGS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MEDINA, OHIO In the heart of Medina with Medina on its heart. 190 CEDARVILLE HARDWARE PROGRESSIVE HARDWARE SERVICE” 766 941 FOR YOUR BEST DEAL IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DEPEND on the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CAMERA SHOP LINCOLN PRAIRIF CRESTON. IOWA for PERSONALIZED WARNING EVERY TEACHING EVERY SERVICE MAN . . MAN . . . . THAT WE MAY PRESENT EVERY MAN 34 W. Main St. Xenia, Ohio PERFECT (MATURE) IN JESUS CHRIST. Phone 372-1469 Francis A. Crown George D. Muzzey Pastor D.C.E. CONGRATULATIONS THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS Of THE FIRST BAPTIST Church of Elyria, Ohio congratulate the graduating clou of 1968. and wish you God's best os you seek to do Hi� perfect FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH will in your life. Golion. Ohio FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ELYRIA. OHIO 276 Washington Avenue Rev. Wilfred Booth, pastor Woodrow W. McColeb, Pastor David F. Truit, Associate 191 THE CRITERION XENIA, OHIO MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Stephens Rexall Store CEDARVILLE, OHIO 42 N. MAIN Phone 766-1771 VARSITY TOWN ARROW MACGREGOR - STETSON PALM BEACH LEACH QUICK WASH 24-Hour Self-Service CEDARVILLE FEED and GRAIN CEDARVIllE. OHIO E XENIA STREET BEHIND FIREHOUSE Phone 766-5186 GRAIN, FEED. SEED, COAL SALT. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND FENCING TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Gollio Street al Wallcir Portsmouth. Ohio Wilbur W. Parrish, Minister of Youth ond Visitation James M. Efaw, Minister of Music ond Christian Education John O. Troutt, Minister for the Deaf SUNDAY SERVICES B'We School 9:15 AM Youth Training Hour 6:30 PM Morning Worship 10:30 AM Evening Service 7:30 PM Rodio Broodcosts: WNXT, Portsmouth, Ohio (1260 KC. AM ond 99.3 MC. FM) Sunday. 10.30 AM ond 9:30 PM Wednesday Hour ot Prayer 7:30 PM We Preach Christ — Crucified, Risen, Coming Again 192 Congratulations to the Class of '68 SHcrwin Williams 47 W. 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Sauicr, poitor Congratulations to the Class of '68 From the Miracle Staff Sunday Service� 9:30 AM Sundoy Bible School 10:45 AM Morning Wor� hip 6:00 PM Youth fellowihip Thurjdoy 7:30 PM Proyer Meeting 193 d r I d r ■