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

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1985 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room CONTENTS 2 Dedication 4 Administration 8 Opening 22 Student Life 56 Christian Service Groups 84 Sports 120 Current Events 128 Personnel 144 Seniors 178 Senior Highlights 194 Undergraduates 233 In Memory Of . . . 236 Campus Organizations 254 Editor's Page 256 Index Dedication Bringing Praise And Glory To God Those of us who hove come ro know Dr Dwoyne Frank (especially Chino earhusosrs) hove come ro know him cffecncnarety os Com rode Fronk. Comrade” become rhe proper form of address of Chino after Moo Tse Tung's fcber- orion of Chino in 1949 The literoi rronstorion of Comrode is one working for rhe some oim ” As we consider rhe soroble cnrerto for o dediconr ond rhe opproprore words ro express our oppre- oorton ro rhor person, should nor rhe shored oim” rhor we hove os brothers ond sisters in Christ be rhor which domnores our defcberorions? For whether we consider rhe am of efforts in Chino, rhe am of CedorvJe CoBege. rhe oim of rhe 1965 AMrode, or rhe oim of eoch of us os individuals, we ore to be os one working for rhe some cim : rhe oim of bringing prase ond glory ro God ... He chose us in Hm before rhe foundo non of rhe world, rhor we should be holy ond blameless before Him ... ro rhe prose of rhe glory of tts grace ...” (Ephesians 14 ond 6a NASO). Dr. Fronk has been exemplary os one seeking ro be holy ond blameless m oil oreos of hs kfe. In his humble dediconon ro our Lord, in his role as o husband ond father, ond in his posnoas os reach er. coleogue, friend, citizen, church member ond reom leodec. Dr. Fronk has consistently demon- strated rhe meons (being holy ond blameless) ro our oim (rhe prase end glory of God). Dr Frcnk, it is ro you this 1964 Mirode is dedi cored. We rhonk you for your conrrfoution ro our school ond our Ives. As we review your achieve mem, may we ol Join in giving prase ond glory ro God for you have repearedy reminded us rho- we ore nor odequoro in ourselves, bur our ode quocy is from God ... for we do nor preach ourselves bur Chrisr Jesus os Lord, cod ourselves os your bond-servonrs for Jesus' soke (II Corinrhons 3 5 G 4 5 NASO) Soro Beorrie Myron Youngmon 2 Dediconon 5 0994£S Paul H. Dixon, D.D., President 4 Preacerr Trustees CHANCELLOR Dr. James T. Jeremiah Emeritus Dr. Eugene Apple. Secy. Dr. William Brock Mr. Gilbert Brueckner Mr. Roy Guenln Dr. Jack W. Jacobs Mr. J. Dale Murphy. Treat. Mr. George O'Bryon Rev. Irwin Olson Rev. Lynn Rogers Dr. Gerald Smelser Dr. Robert L. Sumner Dr. Paul Tassell Dr. Donald Tyler. Chm. Not Pictured: Mr. Francis Bresson Dr. J. Don Jennings Mr. C.E. Gene Miller Mr. Charles A. Barth — Emeritus Mr. Arthur Dyke — Emeritus Mr. William Patterson — Emeritus Rev. Earl Willetts — Emeritus Rev. Earl Umbaugh Dr. Paul Vernier Dr. W. Thomas Younger Trustees 5 Martin Clark Donald Rickard Kenneth St. Clair Vice President Vice President for Vice President for Business for Development Student Services Clifford Johnson Academic Vice President Harold Green Vice President for Campus Ministries 6 Vice President ACADEMIC CHAIRPERSONS J. Murray Murdoch, Ph.D. Social Science and History Robert G. Gromacki, Tb.D. Biblical Education D.B.A. Business Administration James R. Phipps, Ph.D. Communication Arts Irene B. Alyn, R. David L. Matson, Ph.D. Ph.D. Music Nursing Edward E. Spencer, M.A. language and l.iterature Dwayne I. Frank, D.Ed. Education Donald Callan, Ph.D. Health and Physical Education 7 r.V. i wT fnwi Ctt Awc. am umu - -— c Vam o Vvcu e Ay s ’r? Mnnci . vac avc ' ‘ � cV.ceV y. V cv: vaWY a v cu Xvcarl V i n hc «ad ol Amm cap Yvavc earned vYvcm ea v ite V e r an , v.Yuv:Y vVvou . Y cts, avuV toworcl Y c c Vy � scu, and ovaard Y c V � usc VoT V UAVVYC. a Uc.w V ou Vvom vVvc Yaraveus. evd dvacWmy: y acc. vYxcu yra cx and Vl 'tv. and ma nva n Ww •cause. v v.Yv cY Y a c s nnc v y i fe.W AC A XiUYO 1 i« v . e . Vsesi «md I i t V mc ea« � t � n nuuic in v .' I etv Ion Any1 ' 7 v U . n 0 ac axV o Y j i tHV) V’i d. Vh: cV xVv'j sa n s tc IUc HIUl Trust in Thcc Jf my people, who are called by nip name, shall humble themselves, ami pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then will J hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin. and will heal their land. JJ Chronicles 7-.I4 And they that know thy name will put their trust in thee, for thou, Cord, hast not forsaken them that seek thee. Psalm VJO Plessed is that man that maketh the Cord his trust. Psalm 40:4 Opening 9 22 “Student Life Is Togetherness Tho sum of roe two words yudenr ond life-’ ecoois rhe life of the s’uden: durrsg h-s time of intense. compoc'cc. ocoocmc rronog Conrrory to im oges of dlgeot yudonrs crommog a? every opportunity discussing njeotogos in rhe Post Offce, or hocmrizmg in •heir yudy correh student We bergs to mne those moges of everything but rhe time spent n mdkvidud study S’udeor fe is togetherness in the dorm room ond m wolsing cown the Vunwoy' with c hend How much 'rx.ro fun s eorrvog oorobes poors wnen ids orivcte torture endured with ; fellow M 6 M s eoter Shcnng complex'-s ond gr.mocos of rxxror somehow mdses rece.virg the new qurxter s sytnbos beoroWe Wo SQued t ovo irwordiy cs we broody watch pds perform on rhe Al'ord yoge Dunrsg ope ■ • ousos, while rotting ot 'fie gym. or driving to group shopping expor lences. xx bodies burnp ond coRde ond our spots unite On the next few poges. the Mr ode fos tred to ccptore rhe events, oct vires. end times ’ho? hove nspred us to reoch our ond touch one onother's lives rh-c ;gh the common bond of out Savor y Vucon- Life 23 Homecoming 1984 Mary Ann Rose Sophomore Attendant . i ■ ; Vv :■ . 0 gMfc « ; -:1 I' Linda Hess Senior Attendant i,. I. y ■ r . Laura Dimacchia Junior Attendant 24 Becky Peters Freshman Attendant r X : . • «+ ■: I • v - . !► ■%. v:':. Z • • V U � .IX . ' Christine Dell Senior Attendant Esther Bucklew Senior Attendant The Homecoming Court Debbie Henry Homecoming Queen Homecoming 25 This yearbook s devoted ro coprurirvg eo ger students, revered professors, victorious teams, live-wire organizations, friendships ond traditions ond loyalties. From time ro rime you v 4 remember some of these “captured” ex- periences. but many other moments, our per- sonal ond intimare, come olive when you re- turn ro alma mater for Homecoming For srudenrs returning from summer voca- tion, the campus atmosphere revolves around the planning ond baking of floors, the selecting of the queen ond her court, and the antidpo- rion of a soccer team victory. In contrast, the olumni's vew of Homecoming is more than doss reunions, parroparmg m the Rood Run, being o spectator a- the pcrode, attending the award luncheon, or cheering or the annual soccer gome. For former students, Homecom- ing 5 that time when they once ogam exper- ience that special feeling of remembrance as they sit in a favorite sear in a fomfcar dcssroom, gaze out o particular window ond recol the seasons' colors, lean ogainst a yairwel wol. or sir on o pork bench under o tree recoling o moment of loughrer or rears wirh o special friend. Homecoming is a warm hondshoke or the embrace of a friend not seen in years It's being here. Ir's coming home. It's reliving those speoal memories of one of the best exper- iences of kfe As someone sad. Time nor detonce con never cholenge the memories of what has been.” 26 by Gory Kuhn AJumni Relations Director Memories Of A Lifetime Hoo ecoming 27 Cedar What? a s we enrered rhis fall, we sensed o uniqueness in rhe oir which is only felr every four years. We scon realized we were nor jusr or rhe 'Ville, bur we were obour ro become o parr of rhe myrhicol kingdom of Cedor Whor? Tcking sides be'ween rhe animois ond rhor which was proper, we sow our cond.dores parade, debore, ond go ro oil extremes in rheir campaigning for rhe highest office of rhe land. In ond our of rhe saddle, rhe Perb parry's Gory Persecepe ond his run- ning mare, Michael Lopez, rook o srond for rheir furry friends. Bur direct opposi- tion was sensed when Brown's New Diehl made o triumphal enrry, ond for two weelss rhe kingdom was rurned on end. Then came rhe rime for rhe Knighrs of Alpho Chi ro franricclly prepare rhe grounds for rhe final borrle. November 3rd was rhe dare for rhe 1200 Cedor Whar? residenrs ro fighr for rher par- ry's right ro rhe throne. When rhe smoke hod finally serried ond rhe srores' vores were counted, Deborah Brown ond Pameb Diehl were elected by o mere six vores ro rhe rhrone of Cecor Whor? As we tools bods, may we nor soon forget our rime in Cedor Whor? Moy we olso remember our enthusiasm ond be able ro reflea ir os we shore wirh others obour 1984's Cedcr Whor? elections. by Greg Dudrow Ceccr Who: 29 7:45 Anxious woiring. A rrod scramble. In rhe room ocross rhe hoi. To finish deoning. 750 pm Shur rhe currolns. Door opened. Is my hair O.K.?” Quick, pur rhar box somewhere else! 7:55 pm “Close rhe borhroom door!” ‘T did.” Did someone pur the cookies our?” Sonro oc usrs Ns beord. Worm ond itchy dreody. One find Ho . Ho” in rhe mirror. Good. 8 00 pm OPENHOUSEIIII Once o year. Mod scromde. Purrng besr foot forword. The rest in rhe Poser Unir one. Wow!” Fdl covers everyrhng. Lights twinkle. In rhe ho'l. Son o — lop empty, Ho. ho, ho. Condy ond o plore of cookies. On rhe rob'e beside hm. He smrfes. A young Sonro. Only IQ. Herds rromple. Lov lor sholses Pools of lough-er. Lookng In windows from rhe bdcooy wdk. Tour de Force. Where now?” Cod-yes in hood. Amlessty wondering. Unir 11. Poring rooms. Floor deon. Under rhe bed. Dust. Sneoking o peels inro dosers. Under beds ond in desk drawers, In rhe shower, Avolonche! Dirty cishes, Dirty dcthes. Food, An ironing board. And two typewriters. Oommy palms. In rhe hoi another herd posses by. Looking in couriously. Peeking around rhe corner of rhe door. Looking for o friendly foce. Embarrassed ro find none. COOL, sunglasses though it's dcrk. Jacket colors Turned up. Woking with o swagger ro impress. 30 Open House Dorm Open House Homework n rhe room undone. Nine o'dock opprooches. Goodbyes for onorher yecr. Fronric inrroducions, Oh yeoh, I hod rhor doss rhen You were in rhere? I never knew rhor. roo bod.' “You bore him? Wow. Does he hove o brother? Is she shorr? The one wirh rhe blond hor, yeoh I know her.” No kidding?” Umr rwo Leoves on rhe floor. Dronches on rhe welts. Nne O dock — no change. R.A.'s oppeor, Frowns everywhere H A enrers parking lor. Hoods on hips, looking up ond oround. Whispers HA. njrns. Slow movemenrs ro rhe exirs. Hoods on hondroil of bolcony lockng down ond oround. Fronric ftpping Through phone book. Do we know anyone in rh s unir?” Opening rhe door, o rush of hear. Ir's hor in here. In rhe parking lor. Snowballs, A flurry of whire. On rhe bolcony ducking. WNre snow on bock wafl, H R. rerurns. More frowns, Slow movemenr our of porking lor. Lost shoured goodbyes. Anorher nruol complered. 9:11 pm 9:37 pm Sdence. Doors closed, Whor o mess. We'll dean r up romorrow. Tesr romorrow. Tl e Sienr pecking of o rypewnrer Down rhe holl. Openhouse over, Snow fob bghrty. On sienr parting lor. I con'r woir ... Til nexr yeor.” by Dwighr Myfelr Open House 31 'Mockingbird Moves Audience Hey K� m. whor ore you dong ronghr? I asked. Oh. I've go’ ro 90 ro poy rehecrsol To nghr we're doing rhe courr scene, yelled Km Fry To KJS o Mod'.'ogbtrd wos 0 movog pay presented during rhe foil cod drecreo Dy Mrs Rebecca Bcker. As I sar tn the occkgrourd worching sruceo's rryour, procrice. ord fiody perform, I sow written v ords come olive Mrs Baker sow how imporronr me message of rhis poy wos cod, therefore, feor occomponied her excremeor in directing rhe poy In o smol town in Alcbomc Curing rhe de- pression ridden yeors, there kved o fomiiy nomed Frsctv They beleved in truth cod hon- esty; unfortunorely. they seemed ro be o ronry omorgsr rhe others in heir orec The mony tosses Arr cus Ftoch suffered, however, were blgnred by one sroggering vicrory: he wos able ro go ro sleep cr rwghr (snowing he hoc dear rrurhfuly Hs neighbor sad ir smoly. “We rrusr him ro do righr. Let Ccrla Ritchie, who ployed the lead chor- ocrer of Scour, explan rhe ploy in her wares Hey' Don't you rememoer me’ I’m Jeon Lou iso Finch, bur most everyone cols ore Scour. This wil only rose o minute I gotta tell you obour who: hoppered ro me1 Come sir over here on rhe porch. Me, on' Arricus. on' Jem, on- nearly every one m Moycomb got ro poy 0 v r ro Cedorvilie College so we could ted them c srory bout us! Got any gum? Wei, any way, rhe story wos obour some rhing mar reoiy happened ro Jem. on' Arricus. on' me rhs summer Jem on' me gor ro meer DJI. on’ he wonted to moke Doo Rodey come out Tom Robinson got in seme real bod trouble and Arricus — what’ Oh. he's my forher — hod to cefeno him or o real rriol end every- thing Some people mode o lor of fun of me ond Jem couse ou' forher was defendin' o Negro, bur we jus' held our neods hgn ond acred like gentlemen Doo Rodley srerred leovin’ things in the knothole We Cdn't know who t wos or first, but when we were arrocked by that rerribe Mr Ewel, ir wos Doo who saved us1 And we sure learned some pretry impor- ronr things Arricus turned our ro be the oest forher ever He shot d' Tim juy when we were beginning ro rhnk he wos too old to do onyrhng He roughr us how ro yep m other people's shoes, roo Jem yepped in Mrs Du base's. I yepped n Doo Rcdiey’s; Atticus? I think ne wos rryin' ro step in every snoe n Moycomb1 Hey Wrxr’s the matter’ Hey1 Are you droning ro me’ Yech. I guess ir's getting pretty lore ond Col wu be wantin' me ro get wasned for supper. I sure hope we ger ro see rhe peope of Cedorvilie ogein sometime. You know ... rhey were red nice Dy Cori Rnche Drenda Jomes 32 Fol Ptoy A!T us (Uyv o Coc Xf) socno fotherty oOvco 10 Scou Jo n ;Sn?se Oonrtng) pxxxxr, on Doo Roc oy s Oocx CCorto tVcr� o) os tney sr on ir ? pofen o-rvoo the rone EX-nc Mchoe nerraes ine ploy os on oov Jeon louse «room spocrcrorsonxouvy foger curvg Mcyeco’s resnmo A nervous Tom Roonson (Kura Sommer vile) reuses hs Horrorcr — Eleno Mehoe Colpuno — Arqoo Coceo Scou — Code R che Jem Fr ts — Sr eve Oormng W s HenryOubose — tVendo Sutft Oxrkrs Di” Horrs — Sreven Voher Norhon Rodtey — George Reode Auk Rocnoel — KmOcdoy Fry Atrcus Fnch — Lonme Coocer Wolrer Curwtghom Sr Jods Sftjmme .'Ass Moude — Kmberty Dure! Sheriff Tore — Rrarnck Cor � Mas Faher — Kmbertey Fry WoFer Cuwighom Jr — Jods Srurme Outs Ewel — Jomes Ixder Tom Robnaon Kura SunmervOe Mr Gimer — McrV. Mortsews Robert Ewel — Gory Ocrlier Judge Toytor — Oecjomn Herr Moyeta Ewel — Ruth Morgraff Helen Rodnson — Shetey Orowne M'i Merriwoorhe' — Gncy Gudo Doo RoCkry GoS-qo Reede Extro's — Moteso Woy. Dove Zofung Ooo Rodey (George Reede) fnoly comes ou of seclusion n on effort ro corr ort woundec X m Fol Ploy 33 Eleno Michcel . Gory Darker ... Gory Cooke .. Jeff Desre...... Jim Unger ______ Sherry ftorromel Mike Mikeshefl . Todd Bishop ... The Cast Suzy Hendnx ____Mr, Door Mike Tolmon .Som Hendrix . .Sgr. Corlmo ......Gloria ... Policemon ... Policeman Poi.ce officers Mike Mkeshe and Todd Bishop check our the Hendrix opanmenr. The blinded and unsuspecting Suzy converses with Mike Toman (Gary Cooke). Sam Hendrix (Jeff Desre) comforrs his wife Suzy (Elena MichoeO. 34 Winrer Play HAIR-RAISING ACTION Above. Left Confronted by Tain-von. Suzy becomes olarmed. A quick gtonce down the Alford asJes reveds only the benign interior of the wen-used auditorium For the winter play. Woir unrtf Dork by Frederck Knott, however, hor-roang ocrion rrons formed Alford into o pit of terror for audiences. The rwo ocr mysrery drama pitted the bind Suzy Hendrix (0enc MichoeQ ogcinst the sinister Mr. Roar (Gory Corker) os they vied for the possession of on extraordinary dcil within the confines of Suzy's apartment. Drawing copodry crowds, the ploy's dimocric confrontotion between Suzy ond Coot brought heorts nto mouths of every oudience member; some even screomed oiood. According to ploy director Dovd Cobey. the success of the ploy wcs in port due to the strong oudience ponidpotion in the frightening conclusion of the ploy. The first mysrery ploy rockled in several yeors wos presented four times to o full house each rime Don Jones, the rechncol director for the Village Players, designed ond buflr the masterful set which g'eorly odded to the suspense of the dromo. Members of the oudience filed our hur- riedly from the interior of Jones' transformed Al- ford; no one wanted to be left after dork. The evJ Mr Root (Gory Corker) receives his just desserts Gkxo enters ro find o tense Suzy Hendrix Winter Ploy 35 TAMING 0F TAE 5AREW A 5UEEE55FUL SA0W Ir is berrer ro dwell in rhe corner of The houserop, rhon wirh o brawling woman and in o wide house. Proverbs 25:24 Men hove orrempred ro subdue rhe iroscible vixens of rheir rime since rhe foil of mon; for rhe losr four hundred yeors, Shakespeare's porrroyal of rhis effort hos enrerrcined audiences by making lighr of rhe challenges of Iving wirh a shrewish woman. On rhe firsr rwo weekends in May, rhe Vilcge Players presented Shakespeare's Tom- ing of rhe Shrew as directed by David Robey. The cosr of rwenry srudenrs ond fac- ulty was led by Rebecca White and Gary Cooke in rhe roles of Kore and Perruchio. Shown on Parenr's Week- end, many visitors had on opportunity ro view what Professor Robey termed a successful show. 36 Spring Ploy Spring Ploy 37 Bioodelo ...... A Townswomon Lucento ....... Tron o......... A Townswomon Boptisto ...... Gremio......... Hortensio...... Bioneo......... Korhorino...... The Cast ......John SkJc Pctrucho Sherry Rotromel Grumo . . .lonroe Cooper Curris ... ,.... Doug Miller Norhontel Louro Dmoccho Ncholos . . Mark Motrhews Joseph .. ____Go'y Borker A Pedon- .. .James Liebter A Tador . .. Ruth Mcrgrotf Vncento .Rebecco Whire A Vidow .........Gory Cooke .......Steve Bonnng .........Steve Woker ........Mike Milseshd .... Andrew Mmnger ......Rod Bkidsmon ..........Brion Moas .........Mark Bough James letghrenheimer ......Stephanie Prorr Dorm Life: Home Sweet Home? Mony odjusrmenrs hove ro roke ploce when coming ro college os o freshmon. The mosr mojor oc usrmenr is moving from rhe comfcrrs of home ro rhe problems one inconveniences of dorm Ife. Mom is no longer rhere ro do your laundry, deon your room, or moke your bed. You olwoys wonder why in rhe wodd you broughr so much sruff ond how n rhe world you're going ro fir ir inro o riny room rhor's fcorely big enough fo' rwo beds! Bur somehow you mcnoge ro find o piece for everyrhing ond scon ir becomes home. After o few room fines you ger inro rhe hebir of mcking your bed, ond ofrer ruining on enrre lood of louodry you finoly brook down ond osk your mom how ro do ir. College life wood be quire dull wirhour rhe exciremee.r of living in rhe dorm. The lere-righr study'' ponies, sunborhiog in Moddox courryord in rhe spring, rhe crozy Lowlor ponies heord oil over compus, ond deep rheologccl discussions or 2:00 in rhe morning. Living with seven other unir- mores develops o closeness rhor builds life-long friendships. These friends ore rhere during rhe bod rimes ond rhe good rimes, ond during rhe sod rimes ond happy rimes. Living in rhe dorm moy or firsr seem Use on unbeoroble siruoron, bur in rhe end ir wl rurn our ro be one of rhe greatest ospeers of colege life. 38 Dorm Life Dorm Life 39 NOVICE STUDENTS NOT NEW TO TALENT Srondhg on sroge in o borhrobe ond ort- mol sippers wirh rollers n my hor ond singng Mr. Malmcn ro rhe rune of “Mr. Soodmon wos obour rhe losi thing I expecred ro be doing my first three weeks or Cedcrville. How I went through with ir I’ll never know, bur I om so glod I dtd The 1984 New Student Tdenr Night wos performed on October 19. In order ro perform in rhe rolenr show there were audi- tions rhe previous week After few procrices ir was finely brighr Sghrs, (no camera), ond HOT ocrion' The evening's emerronmenr ranged from five girts singing barbershop style ro a dossicoi flute solo. It definitely wos a dog ect dog night with our MC's Percesepe ond Lopez playing rhe ocr lireroly Vel, I may never Sve down rhe borhrobe ond curlers imoge, bur rhe entire evening wos wel worth i Its purpose was fulfilled by oquanrmg rhe new students with rhe student body by Jennifer Houfler Top: Emcees Percesepe ond Lopez promote their Cedar WhoP compagn whle enrertoin- ing rhe oudence Upper Left: Porfipponrs kne up on Alford sroge to roke their bows For Right: Ruth Margroff shows her dromone Obikry. Right: Performing o song she composed her- self, Tonyc Wflomson displays her relent to the oudeoce 40 New Student Tclenr Night AiPDIMCi « § UMIEOT WOM[®S This year the men o Aloho Chi deygred the' onnucl Alpho Chi Toienr Nghr ro n volve rhe whole sruderr body For rhe fry rime, members of rhe cudeoce did somerhng orher rhco enjoy themselves: rhis yecr rhe Tclenr Show become Cedorvile College's ver- sico o‘ rhe Peop'e's Choice Awards” os rhe audience chose rhe winners o' rhe competi- tion Prior ro rhjs yeor. o oonel of judges selecr ed rhe wooers from rhe rooks of rhe mony roleored pe orrrers. Opened ro onyone. rhis roleor show hod something for everyone, ranging from ongnol- ly socred ro ourrghr forded. Eric Helmurh, wirh Ns rend on of P.D Q Dcch, Orion Modcox's The Pace. ood the Senrimenrd Journey token by rhe Nosrdgics garnered frsr, second, ond rhirc prizes respeaively. Inyrumenral selections conyirured o large portion of rhe production ndudmg o saxo- phone qumrer. 0 flure solo by A1 Lopez, ond Heoven Come Down” performed on rrom bone by Lyne! Smirh. 'i hie sogers wirh hu- morous or otherwise tolenred inrenrs enrer- roined rhe oudence with Denno’s Song, Jim Unge' performed his oognal song. The So ver- egn Voy , Chris Tupps ond Donno Thomos borrowed from Fiddler or rhe Roof ro present Do You Love Me ” Afice Ooyd presenred o version of rhe rime-worn Gnderelo story in o rorher bockwcrds foshon emiried Kinder- ce’to.” In on origino! endeovey. Kim Murphy s improvTSoronol comedy number demonyror- ed rhor rolenr cs presenred by Alpho Chi was definitely unique. Top: Eric Helmurh wins rhe rolenr conrest wirh his performance of o selection from P D.Q Doch. Left Donno Thomos ond Chris Tuops wonder obour rhe yore of their love in o song from F dcSer or rhe Roof Above Three suitors sing o heorrfeir ode ro Derrno. okas Jim Murdoch Alpho Chi Tolenr Nghr 41 Jo-nes fteirer, recipient of John V. Bicketr Heriroge SchotorsHp. 42 Honor's Day He hath shown th v fcat i ? ood: Honoring Outstanding Students Dear Herman, I'm sorry I haven'r wrirren in over rwo weeks, bur your forher end I hove been recoverng from our visir over Cedcr Weekend. If rhor busy fun-filled weekend is ony indicarion of whor col- lege life is like, rhen ir's o wonder you ger ony studying done. Apporenrly, Son. you do ger your studying done. To your father's ond my omozemenr we saw your name on the Honor's Day Chapel progrom under the Dean's List category. We were so surprised; you never told us! You know, he moy never tell you this, bur Forher realized once ogein whor o fine young mon you've grown to be. During chapel, I could see the bock of your fomilior ploid shirr sronding proudiy wirh the others who mode the Deon's List, ond, as I glanced at your forher, I sow o reor slip from his eye. He loves you, Son. os I do. God bless ond keep you safe. Mom Jm Murdoch receives o soocl studies owerd. 3urie Briggs, on o'umni schotorshio owordoe. Honor's Doy Students Enjoy Sophisticated Entertainment I n chopel rhe usuol introductions and I announcements concerning upcom- ing Arrisr Series evenrs olmosr olwoys ended wirh rhe exhoirorion ... ond we encourage you ro attend. To rhe inexperienced or uninformed srudenr, rhis verbal invitation ro culrurol expo- sure mighr sound akin ro rhe proverbial coaxing o morher gives when adminis- tering castor oil. The Artist Series, how- ever, proved nor only ro be heolrhy for rhe student's cultural dier bur also ex- tremely palatable ro his senses. Under rhe organizational hand of di- rector Dick Walker, Campus Activities Office provided rhe college wirh five major events. These evenrs were sources of dotes, suits ond ties, foncy dresses and high heels, ond polished countenances; students hod an oppor- tunity ro accustom themselves ro rhe decorum ond dress befitting rhe sophis- ticated enrerroinmenr they enjoyed Mosr of rhe evenrs emphasized rhe musical talents of a variety of artists. In January rhe Dayton Pnihcrmonic Or- chestra presented a concert under the direction of renowned conductor Charles Wendelken-Wilson. April brought in two musical events, Nielson and Young, a piano duo, ond Adrian Von Manen, a tenor soloist. Nielson ond Young appeared wirh rhe Concert Chorde. The Gregg Smith Singers, featuring soprano soloist Rosalind Rees, present- ed o multifaceted program of music from four centuries. The focal point of rhe presentation was their unique spa- tial presentation which featured mem- bers of their group lireroliy spaced throughout rhe oduirorium enveloping their listeners in sound. Another unique evening produced John F. Schurman in Eccentric Preacher, a one-man stage performance of Charles Haddon Spur geon's twenty year seminary reunion. He hath 'todojg to love i] towaftj witht% ('harlcs Wendelkcn-Wilson, (Conductor January IS. IWS X p.m. JametT. Jeremiah Chapel Arnsr Series 45 now DJ Oony. Ge y Wokxe. Sherr Wcrjcn. Ji Sordy. Karoo 3ecrr ?. Xxxc Wo-rcn. UxordRow fcch Ccrey. Ec Sv plee. Tc n Goenrng. krr Sepnens. Joe) Horbou Dioccf — Mr Ocvxc. 7hr ? ftow Jonce LXxley. Do ve Hansowgh. Motr Oeorr ' Tecrpe Knowles. Jeff Martini. Deboe Oerdy. Dryon Crunp. Lynel V-srti. Sieve Wood. Vn Coro Tmn Smrf Scoer Orocfcef The Dross Chor experienced o mojo' chonge rhis yeor when Mr. Charles Pognorc rook o leove of obsence ro cdvonce his educo- rion. Mr. Mike OCurci yepped in ond rook over rhe position os director ond proved to be o greor osser ro rhe greor yeor rhe Dross Char experienced The Dross Char srerred off rheir yeor or rhe onnuol Prism concert where they performed one number. Their fry major concen in November wos with rhe Bond They cfeo hod their own concert on February 15. The rheme of rhe corcerr was Celebrorion of Love end v os deveoped oround rhe rheme of Chrrs' s love for us ond our love for one another Mr end Mrs David Worren ocred os norrorors. They, along with o side presenronon ond rwo voco numbers, mode rhe concert o very dfferenr ond special one This wos rhe firy yeor ihot rhe Dross Char didn't go on o mojor rour. The group did go on o rwo doy ouring, however, where rhey presented rheir Celebrorion of Love concen n Oho ond Mchigon. The Dross Char ended rheir yeor wirh Honor's Doy chopel end rhe Pop's concerr. Mr. DiCuird commenred rhot rhe 25 member group hod a good spirit this yeor. Weekly devotions, cocperoroo, ond coring for one onorher contributed ro rhis good spirir, dong with spedo individuals such os choploin Tm Smith, sooai choirmcn Jonce Worren. ond osssronr dtreaor Jim Coro. 46 Dross Choir Good Spirit Marks Year For Band And Brass The 75 member Symphonc Dond hoc o very busy year rha year having six mqpr performances ptus o mree boy xj The yeor began wrh me Pram Concert. Home r Choir ccmng pcrode. ond the November concert wrh the Oro� Ok� , ond encod with the Pop's concert. Memorol Doy chopei end oerdoor concert. Hghighrs for the Oond thougrou the yeor ncuoed me Chr 'cn Oono Conference, when was the orgest n rs hstory h censored of rcn bonds. 40C vtsrcrs. end C mo� bond wrh 500 performers The 9uey condoctor cr the bend conference wos Dr Gecrge Wison from Ncronoi Mux Comp The other hghighr wos the bond's thee doy toot whch took them ro Kokomo. Indono and Akron, Oho The yeor wos marked by ermukasm. excoloev pono por on. one ctsolcngng rrvx irfiow I Spegei. L Smrh, H Hay. G Waloce. G Pr e. J Warren. T Mochen e. Second flow D Peher. C Hoknd. D Herrmon. C Wodmon. 0 Snyder. McOrcyer L Oowten G Rugies. D Phfcps. J Thompson. A ACxasder. Thrdnow i Dadey. R Dorr. J Gormcrter. D Doric j 0or. S Storor. C. Lord. E «en. j Ccbb. L Norton. K Herrick. Fourth flow D Ocr. T Phips. D Dysert. L Sobers D Nogge. C Vast-cose.) Oakes. 5 uchofc. D Wo� or. P mflow D fsor-.. C Vev. A Josks. S Hotorook. 5 rh flow D Hane. S Worsen. J Soncy, 0 Dony. T Hummer. J Horooogh. M Cook. T Goerng J Stephens. Seventh 5w D Prey. M Creomcr. S Wood. A Smrts. 0 Crump. R Maywood. E Suppoc. Drectcr — Mr Occra Symphony Bond 47 Interested Students Present Messiah” Once Again Presenting on opportunity for srudenrs of voryirg rrusicb obiliries v irh o common love ond interesr n singing, me 1984-85 Croro no Choir presented selections from 6 F. Hon- del's Messier, or Chrisrmos Vrvie mony o rhe pcrricponrs ore involved m other musicc reoms end g-oups, mony other stodents who would nor normally hove such on opporruory ore given o chcnce to ploy o sigoifeonr role in o production such os -he Messiah Dr Chc'les E- ngron, conducor of rhe choir, chorccre.rzed the oresen-orion os o htgh qookry pedor- mcoce wjh c God-honorng, worshipful or.mo- sphere oppropriore to o Chrfsiion toerd errs college. This yeo'. rhe choir wos occomponeo by o full chamber orchestra conducted by M- Korl S� oh Composed of faculty, students, sreff members! phd disflrt d 9uey instrumental- QtCtcno Cncx Mcnoet Anoerson. Scion Oa-r Tin Deoch. Jeff Be . Deo Ge.-v :. Peter Dwoc. _oi Oeck. Dcro Dtcsce- Marne Dcwon,. Rocnet Oowmcn. Wo-e- Drown. Jen-.fer Q-ugger Joy Our. Joy Gucncr. JenrVcr Owier. S-scn Cover:. ✓- Ccmpco-.. Aloeno Com Cnnsinc Croie. Ko'hy Ccyto-. Lcone Coope Mo«r Oecw. Jono Dow set: Jenrtfer Dye. Receccc Dye. wo Ergfch. Mke Em-on. Do-.no Evens. Pc Forrow. OowC Frey, Eleen Fneien, Ben -jC Gates Tommy Groff. Mar G-ovev Ann Grusesen. Cryvcl Hancock. Jennifer Houfer. S-e=h y e Mem. Er c NS man. Cnoryl Herr Cherry Ht. Pni.p Honan Scncro Mo croci-. Oetn rijqpes Gem Jen s Wcyne Ke.yng. very Kr� coy. Jcro A-cr-er. Ro oc Kunrz. Ecwcro Lcrwsg. V.i-e Low, loano Lifcoy, CrOo Long. Oetn Luncsrrum. Amy ,-yC , Off Lyle. Veteso MocMchoef Jeff Von Srepnorae Mcrnng. Apr. Morn Do-e McOure. Sreio Moon. Rooer- Menso-. T.-n Vupny. Lon Moray, Done Noggie. Gory Nomemiocrer Heen Peasen. Sosonne Perrat. Oecky Proner. Kreio Rcec. Oec-sy Dec. Pom ROsO'd. Bcrcac fjggs. EJicOeih tUyy, Thee Rivero. Renee Rooswooo. Tommy Rogers. Juarh Ronge. SuJOn Scott. Ronene ShcnX Tooo Sncnron. Kcrny Socrr Varshc Sr-ith. Po-n Smrn. Tm Smin. Demo Snyocr, Jcyne Snyoec Arvorew Srrof. Jm Unger. RCs Vo- Schoft. RnoOo Wognet. Lorenc Wcvfol. Down WnNetron. Steve Wooc Cromcer Oatevre Cm Tupos. loorc Kim, D-yon Wort. Rocre. Cnomtxyy Snorry Fro-v«. [Von Reece. Cora Speer. Jcnn Srvffe. Very Stem. Non. Snuffle. Aien Kocpcnroue-. Jo-ce Waren. Jt Scncy. Eo Suppce. Dove Etc- Terr. McKca£e Angeo Bowliyj Mork Twenues. Cyn r� a Vcn Treex- Vor-no Boytock. Coin Lord Laeno Norton. Chalos C everge-, Kcrl Von isrs. ir added c dimension of professional ty ord beauty ro this secson's performance 48 srs - 0994gS 49 Ministering Minstrels As embassadors for Chrisr Through rhe me- dium of music, rhe Concerr Chorde com- pared rhe 1984-85 yeor wirh o variery of ocrivi- ries under irs musical belr. Chorale is dozens of singers, eoch of whom, according ro conducror Dr. Lyle Anderson, has conrribured very signifi- conrly ro rhis challenging and rewording year.” Their full and civersified year induded o flur- ry of on-ccmpus performances: rhey minis- tered ro rhe College family in each of rhe quorrer's conferences, held Spring Home and Pops concerts, and sang or both rhe Memorial Day service and Commencement They also minisrered in off-campus concerts in various lo- cations in Ohio and Indiana. Participating in a portion of rhe Spring Arrisr Series, rhe Chorde presented a conroro com- posed by visiting artists Nielson and Young, who accompanied rhe group on duo pianos. This was cerrainly a highlight for Chorale mem- bers; rheir enrire yeor of performing was a true ministry end blessing for rhe College family. [iry flow Jano Dowsert. Korhy Ooyton Oecky Dye. Deobe OxK Cyrdo long. Dortxro ftggs Second tow ’em Smm Done McCUre. k en Fnoscn. M Sordy. Oetsy ftfjgs. Sondro Hofcrook, Joy Oorr. Oerh Hughes Tfwd tow Mercern Coins. Suxm Cotven Sue Scon. Dene Noqgie Tim Oeocn Fcxs tow Renee Do wen. Amy .ycx Hohufcr. W.se low- Mite Groves AW Row Gory Nomemocher. Jeff Lyle. Rondy Johnson. Jm Jnger. Don George. Glen Jones. Jeff Oesre Surh tow Chns Tv-pps, Andy Srror. Dove Dndner. f c Hedx t� . .yie Anderson (drecror). M oyne Kessng. Doo 0e err Monday Chapel: Family Devotions Meet me by ‘James T.‘ “Where are you sirring?” “Save obour five sears, O.K.?” Evenruclly lighrs dim and voices hush ro o low hum and raise once again ro fill the chapel wirh a ringing renbirion of “A Mighry Forrress Is Our God.” Stragglers sneak into back rows, srepping on stray roes, purses, and books No one seems ro mind, though, because ir is Monday morn- ing, rhe first and only rime for rhe entire college family ro gather for rhe week. sir comfortably amidsr rhe sroff and faculry rhar serve rhem so diligently during rhe week. Preceeding his perri nenr year long series of messages on daring, morriage, and family, Dr. Dix- on greets rhe body assembled before him, peppering ir wirh anecdotes and announcements concerning rhe srare of rhe college. Scurrying for nore- books, our college family is united un- der rhe leadership of our president and bonded rogerher by rhe fellow- ship of a regular, familiar Monday chapel. We ere family. Anticipating rhe message, srudenrs Analyzing The True Vine When rhe studenrs of Cedorvie College reflea upon rhe secs of memories perroining ro rhis porrtcuor fol quorrer, mony thoughts wi come flood- ing bock. For rhe mcjoriry of students, it wos o rime ro renew friendships, o rime to encouroge academic ond spiritual growth, ond possibly o rime ro look roword groduoron For freshman it wos o rime ro meer new friends, o rime ro grow cwoy from Mem ond Dod. ond o rime ro mcrure Mony imporronr expediences wl also conrribu e ro rhose fol memories For exomple, mony students wil never forger rhe Foil Qble Conference’s mpoa on rheir Ives y rhe speaking of Dr. Dovd Jeremich. Dr. Jeremtoh centered his messoges on rhe John 151, 2 possoges: I om rhe true vine, ond my Forher is rhe husbandmon. Every branch in me rhot beorerh nor fruir he rckerh owoy: end every branch in me rhot beorerh fruir. he purgerh ir. rhor ir may bring forth more fruir. Dr Jeremich also used rhe poroble of rhe sower ond rhe seed found in Morrhew 13 4 8; 19 23. These possoges were implanted into rhe hearts ond mnds of mony by Dr Jermioh's skJfU exegesis ond genuine concern for young people. We cM w.t- nessed rhe Holy Spinr moving in rhe lives of mony people during rhe week of September 24-28 I wil nor forger rhe reochng of Dr. Jeremoh; for on Sep rember 25,1984,1 recommirred my life ro Christ ond ol of my doubts were wiped away. Sr even M. Campbell David Jeremiah 52 Alumnus Of The Year Special Hearts For God ... Africon huts, Wocted chkJren begging for money, poor slide presentations, unable speakers: these ore just o few things that come to mind when thinking of o missionary confer- ence. But Cedorville's winter quarter Missioncry Conference was much different than this ste- reotyped view. As we sot throughout the week in the var- ious chopel meetings, we learned whor it .meant ro love God by Wenddl Kempron and ro hove a burning desire ro mmster no matter where we ore. We heard of the des- perate need ro witness on our college com- poses by Hoi MIer, and we heard the touching stores of the cWdren from Hawaii by Poul Verslus. Many ot tne missionaries hod booths with various information about their personal minis- try. It was a privilege ro meet them, rok with them, and even shore a med in the cafeteria with them. Missionaries were no longer for away peo- ple in our minds bur real people with red needs and with very spedol hearts for God. May we too develop hearts for witnessing as theirs no matter where we ore. Missionary Conf. 53 How's Your Prayer Life? Dy rhe rime Spring Enrchmenr Conference roils around each year, mos' srudenrs' ears hove been so inundated with nomes, speaker sryles, and messoges rhor distinguishing among rhem is o ctficulr rask. This spring, how- ever, srudenrs woke up, sar up, pricked their ears, ond rook out notebooks to record rhe messoges of o special mon of God Dr Worren Wiersbe hod come to Cedorvite Colege lnsreod of giving rhe Coliege a continuous set of messoges on one subject, Dr. Wiersbe elect- ed to serve up o buffet of topics perriren- ro rhe Ccflege Fomily. His first message dealt with purring c life bock together usmg rhe principle of submisSon as found in rhe book of Ruth. To emphasize this, he sored thor rhe purpose of Ife is nor ro find freedom bur ro find rhe Mcsrer: only m rhe Mosrer ts freedom. Hs unique blend of dry humor ond humlry cppecled ro rhe w.de ronge of individuals who come varying distances ro heor him speck. Throughout rhe morning ond evening mes- soges. Dr Wiersbe wove rhe rnreod of one parriculcr aspect of rhe believer's Ife. rhcr of prayer. He gave o series of admonitions for receiving onswered prayer: the firs of which was for rhe believer ro be washed or deonsed of rhe so in his life Encouraging a prayer invenrory. his second poinr. conrcined fou' difforenr levels or dep'hs of a prayer We. Most importantly. Dr. Wiersbe drove home the importance of eoch believer's being o port of rhe answer ro prayer o role rhor he himself ployed in rhe conference rhs spring. 54 Thts year's hforum brought renowned lep- rosy doctor Pcul Brood to rhe ccJege dur- ing the spring quarter. An advocate of the vclue of humcn Ife, Dr. Broad spoke on rhe timely topics of obortion, terminal flness, ond euthonosio. Piquing yudenrs’ inrerey with his wry humor ond inrereying oncedores, Dr Brand cpprooched his 'op s stressing rhe dgni- •y end worth that God has attributed to eoch human life whether ir be a fetus or a terminally ill cancer victim On rhe final day of rhe mini-conference, o panel composed cf Dr. Brand, Dr. Helmck. professors Gory Percesepe and Don Eyes, end Student Body President De Smith answered questions posed ond ccenp'ed by students. The thought provoking drscussion that ensued gave students rhe opportunity to conremp'ore rhe existence of man in rhe presence of his God Right To The Micah6:8 55 GOSPEL Mission f r Christian Service: Sowing The Seed . . . Reaping The Harvest Serving rhe communiry rhrough Chris- rion Service ocriviries, rhe studenrs of Cedorville hove opporruniries ro mirus- rer ro those in need Mosr of rhe Chris- rion Services shown in rhe following section meet doily or weekly, serving os listeners, companions, helpers, coun- selors. but they ultimately serve os sharers of rhe trust they hove placed in their God. As they give of themselves, these yudenrs in turn trust in God ro reop o bountiful harvest from what He hos allowed them ro sow 57 Abundant Lift The Lord is my strength end my shield, my heorr trust- ed in him, ond I am helped: therefore my heart greatly re joicerh, ond with my song wJS I arose him. Psokn 28 7 Secret? Don George. M VrMemon. K Brtno Vteroket. Dove De?or 2. Down VmWemon Sfooang Dove Eler (Leooer) Kevin HosFons. Luo Tyson. Tim Oeoch. Ortymo Chose Thor rhe communication of thy foith may become effectu- al by rhe ocknowledgng of ev- ery good thing which is in you in Christ Jesus. PhUemon 1.6 Rurh Drown. Pool Colins. Ann Hoskowich. Fran HoStow h. Korh Hammer. Don Horv. Dorr Urrtc (leod er). Tonyo McOee. Trocy McCoy. Det be fLodd'f, Fnny flqjche. SyVie ftn- gernechr. Chuck Scon. Jone Sporlrg, Kerb SccXes, Jock Srunvn. Krtsrtnc Urtv- roker. Dobbe Mowrey. AxJy Oakes Central State Campus Evangelist. 58 Christian Ministries .edarcliff Elderly Housing For even the Son of man come nor ro be ministered onto, bur ro mirusrer. and ro give his S fe o ransom for many.” Mark 1045 Lynne Oortefr. Prudy Beoewdes. Don Oyrvrn. More Chtwooc. Mott Corry. Noel Hock CleoOoO. Korhy Herrs. Iso Hon -o . Joonc Hjl. Jocelyn Johnson, Gc h Kng. Goyn Nook. Loreno Shoff. Berh Snyder. ke Worfeid Dayton Detention Home Preoch rhe Word; be in- sronr is season, out of season, reprove, rebuke, exhort, with oK bngsuffenng and doc me. a Timorhy 4.2 Top Row: M Sandy. Son.yo Nchofe MC do Row Scorr Morgon. Louro W oynor (Leader), Toad Coy on. Mon Dickenson. Oorrom Row Dove Wjeyne-. Jone SchoeOe. lomor £ crr. Gen Drown. Sfeve Emmons Christian Schulze Nursing Horn For God horh not opponr ed us to wroth. bur to obtain sotvorion by your Lryd Jesus Christ, who cfed for us, that, whether we wake or sleep, we should Ive together with him Wherefore comfort your selves together and edfy one another even os ye oiso do. I Thessolontons 511 (Vown. Dorvxi HoUxxi Cheryl H«ff. Dov J Moumon. Dove Netzfcy. Jock Sfurrvre. Dorvxi Wndsh ''And be ye kind one to on- other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even os God for Ovist's soke horh forgiven you. Ephes ons 432 Sectec Short leoch. ftuti Kfritaxl S-crdng Orton Toyfcr (Leoder). Koro Roy. Andreo Snyder. Grom W oms Master’s Puppets 1 word bearers I dercy Hostpital O come, ler us sing unro rhe Lord ler us md e o joyful nose ro rhe rock of our solvo rtcn. Ler us come before hts presence with rhonksgiving. ond moke o joyful noise unro him with psotms For rhe Lord is o greet God. ond o greet teog obove on gods. Psotm 95.1-3 Sewed. Frorv Row RonSy Johnson. Dove Robine-re Sowed. Second Row Ron Woc ey. Anno Edworcs. Jm Ro er (leodeO. Shon MeAlesrer .ocy Peiers Sfondng; Ken Drogg, Ton-pie Knowles. Mefeso MocMichop. fVyon Crump. Shely PcJsdorfer Ler your fghr so shoe be- fore men. rhor they moy see your good works, ond g onfy your Forher which is in heov en. Mot rhe w 516 Loure Oenectci. Sue Eton OkxJv Teona Corcnoro. Gndy Gudo. Do-h HooKo. Tommy Jones Sown Lcrtcny. Tonyo McOoe. Ocrh Newer. Sue Rosmusson. Terri Younpess Christian Ministries Greenwood Manor Nursing Horn And He said unro rr,e. My grace 5 suff ent for thee, for my strength is mode perfect in weakness. Most gJocty there- fore wif I rather glory tn my ofirmnties. that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Corinrhions 12:9 AOti AugvAfus. lee Ausm. Axjy Okxx. Done DOsCd. Di Qcnco. Onxc Ocw mon. Perry CHo-cft. Soty Ccchron. Jcxvs Comfor?. Dov 3 Dcogos. Loao Dykyrc. Dove Ele-. (Von Ensmoger. .Me Gayer, Work Grove� . looo He� . lOfi He� . Am Hunter. Jom Vvog. Me lone Irvog. Gr ce KersJng. Xoge Lcsn. Trocy Louonco. KflSfi Mm, fU rn Mo son. Off Man Oruce McNobb (Lcooc'), Son Porter. Km IXot mo . Jcne Spcr log Australia M.I.S. Teat And he hath put o new song m my mouth, even praise unro our God. many shot see it. and fear ond shad trust in the Lord Blessed is that man that mokerh the Lord his trust ond respecrerh nor the proud, nor such as turn aside to Hes. Psoim 403-4 Seared m Unger. Dectoe Henry. Cf xk Scorr MKjcfe Row Esen Sperv er. Zero Mchoef. Jenrafe- Dye Cock Row mw .ow, Ooo Ockorr. Jeff Dove Ovisricn Minismes bunds Of Joy O mogafy the Lord with me. and ler us exalt hs name together. Pscum 34.3 From ( ow Wi Moring Vofene Okay bck. Jerry Corrxh. 0 xk Row LaoPrd, Ocrb Riggs ethesda Rehabilitation Center And let us nor be weary m wet dang for in due season we shati reap, if we faint nor As we hove rherefore opportu- nity. let us do good unto at men. espeooiy unto them who ere of rhe household foirh. Gotorians 6:9-10 Jon Oresson. Rob Orc ne. Donno Doug kas. Ja© Dowsen. rtrk Fcrtvy (lead or). Oerh GcWsrrwn. Sue Greomom. Shav n rtnkson Jon Johnson. John Ur- rio. Done McOcre. Cheryl McHerry. Andy Mrwiger Oone Moggie. len Oroway. Ccrofyn Pcrrick. IttO Richards. ft k Seidel. CorY� e Thbo ian Ministries Antioch Campus Evangelist O keep my sod. and debv er me ler me nor be ashcmed, for I pur my trust in thee. Psdm 25 20 Anne Angel. Marts Ooker. Ono Dot cheJdec. Oovd Derghen. Dctt Od. Ko’Neen Ooyron. Cyntta Gorrcrh. Cory Doneteon. Dove Edwards. Jed it- scn. Uxto Lons. Amy Jo Goes:. Mary Jones. Jkm Koerber. Holy Morshcf, Go era Mukes. Ruth MorgraK. Lao Henry. Am Murdock. Judy Ooses. Moris Pre vov. Michele Lrvmgsron. Gwen Pnce, Todd Rhoodcs. Dovd Robnson. Trocy Roy. Todd Shannon. Jone Sooring. Lori Sptegd Wordy $wh. Amy Thomas. Donold Tung. Rob Thompson, Chris Tuops. J W oms. S Zcrprer Summer Master’s Puppe Nor with eyeservce. os menpeosers, bur os rhe ser- vants of Christ, doing rhe m? of God from rhe heart; with good wX doing service, os to the Lord, and nor to men Ephesions 6:6-7 From Row RoOn Young. MkxJo Row Laura Harr sough. Alon Gpson. Davd WAoms (lender). Standing Scon Moyer r wordbearers II )dd Fellows Rest Home Do nor (ear. for I cm with you; Do nor anxiously tools about, you. for I om your God I wti strengthen you. surety I win help you. surely I wH up- hold you wirh My righteous right bond. boioh 41.10 (NAS) Seaed. F«r Row Korio Hmes, Jeonfor Os ler Scored. Second Row irr Cotl mon. Gno Long. Alan McCoin deed or). Orion Hedges. Teeno 5txjxc Sronckng Dove Kerchcrn. Joner Wine- knd, MJse Anderson. Tim Smrtv Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grcce. thor we may obtain mercy, cod find grace to help in rime of need Hebrews 4.16 Kennerh ‘Dave ' Done (leoder). Don I Doyes. Occky Ocnncrr. Dove Don nerr. Annerre Gtoxhom. Srcvc Ge meon. Judy Dennrsg. Judy EoQjoyon. fed Efccr Cheryl Mokrd Dove Kon . Corhy Lombord. Randy Mo-roe Rurh Murott. Mery Rose. Undo Vsoffor. Kor to Serpson. 04 Tofr. Moris Von Keects. Sheri Woshborn. Aoron WTwoce Cnnshon Mr-ismes Dor rhonks be ro Gob who olwoys leods us in His strength in Christ, and manifests through us the sweet aroma of the knowledge of Hm in every place. B Cohnrhjons 214 (NAS) Seated tcxro Hortsough. Morte Fylor Stood ng Judy Wrttoker. Oroodon Wo� z. Dooel letch, ( ytss Triven. And this is the confidence that we hove in Him. that, if we ask cnyrhing cccordng to hs wfi. he heorerh us: end if we know tixjt he hears us, whatsoever we ask. we Isnow that we have the petitions that we desired of him. I John 5 14 15 A r c Angel. Ac I Avcy. Orert Ocr nerd. Lynn Dort'en. AY ? Gos'er. terrvo Oe-ghv Gebc«o GcSersor. Down Deochren. 0«ky Biss. Iso Dowter. Kr Orodn-on. Jeanne Ourztef? Bhondo Giber r. AAok Cork. Sfinrn Cover. Kris One. Got DoAer. Tm Doy (leodet). Pony Doroteo. Shown© Donrey. Dc re Cortm. ioret Detyen. Dove Ed words. Jonce Eyes Tooyc Evons. Jen nrfer Evorogo. Don Everror John Ex ley. Ake renyomckcr. lo rofoh. Defc Furrron. Sorch Getx. Dond Gotond. Don no Sic moo. Kofy Herbert. Money Howkns. Jm Itemes Master’s Puppets Mueller Residential Cente 66 Chnsrion MirG'ries lospitality Home East And the pence of God. which posserh on understood- ing. shot keep you hearts ond mods through Christ Jesus. PhAppions 4 7 OJ Ooiy. Dccbe 0d. Loun Ocnooc. Tern Oomng. .Ntartho Oui . Richard OxEse. Perry Owe , Got Doke'. 5hem Dovs. Jono Dowseo XAe Erd mom, Holy Tcrrcro Ho- h bo-gct. P Hohu n. DoO Hooc3 OLeod er). Dove Kommeycr. Mory Jonei. Jm Murdoch. Meone Knoutf. Donole K� zee. Lori Lndsey. Demse Lowe. Lorry V-le . Mode Letch. Done Orowoy. Tore� Polmer. Dow Solee. k 1 Per ncK Don Thoo ec. Shem Tice. Amy Thomas Dr y Vcrfio. R t Von ShcxK. Judy Wevon. Porn 'i eeb. Sher Vhi comb. Pete Wnghr. Gwen P-ce. There so Youngtess Out grow in grace, end in rhe kno wedge of ou Lord ond Sovkx r Jesus Chest To Hen be glory both now ond forever Amen “ H Peter 313 Doono Thomas. Meti� Marshal. Ron Smith. Ah n Tudier. Sue Scorr. Gerry Valoce. Pom Rdvcrd. Ed Lomng. Tom Corr fteodrr). Prv O'Domel. Ko’hy S’ogg Knights Of Pythia For, Drerrsen. ye fxtve been coSed unto Jberry, only use nor bberry for on occasion ro the flesh, bur by love serve one another GoJorans 513 From flow Modortore. Pometa Woods. Dock flow Done Oosdel. Wayne Kedrg Dot ye ore o chosen genero rion. o royol priesthood, o holy nor ion, o pecuHor people. that ye sfxxJd j iow forth the p'otses of him who horh cd ed you our of darkness into his mon ekxjs bghr 1 Peter 29 Suzonne Herr. Kneon-'o DorxSomew, Ere Shrun. Amy Phftpv She y Oooghfcn 'hina M.I.S. Team Nor rhor v e ore sufficient of ourselves ro think any thing os of ourselves, but our sufficiency is of God 2 Corinthians 35 front now Kwh Hotr. Stocy McGeeM. Mory Welch. Errin Mufcerry Dock flow Soroh Anderson, Jewel Schcooer. Done Uchienye ec. Louro Wuevnor, Shely Fronk. Kcrhy Worren. Shcron Rowson. Lynn Codamus. Tor.yo Oumpus. Dwoync Fronk lor id a Spring Break Team Tor God noth rot given us the sprit of feor; bur of power, and of love, end of o sound mind. 2 Timothy 16 Front flow Alee Ooyd. Rob Thomson, .elf LyV. , Domo Dcxx)to, Tom Corr. Jeff Dove. Deb� Del. Dock flow. Fey Schoofed. Dcrcva Ford. Ton lym VonOevecen. Done PhAps. Porri Barker. L xfc Ions. Money Oi-ngo. Ko ren Deorro, Terr- Lynn Vonbevten Deb khcnf Sd. Ccrde Rotend. Amy Thomas. LfiO Fcsher Oiriyion Ministries Quebec M.I.S. Teat If ony men serve me. ler him fc ow me. ond where I om, there shoil dso my servant be- if ony man serve me. him waS my Father honor. John 1226 Dr Rex Rogers. Tommy Rogers. Dov j Oovorty. SJOpnon Hen. n Mur kxh. Done Weaver. Tm Srr� rh. O come, let u? sing unto the Lord Ler us moke a pyfui noise to the rods of our scivo- rion. Let us come before his pres- ence with thanksgiving, 'and moke o joyful nose unto Him with psalms. Far the Lord is o greor God. and o greor King above oi gods. Psalm 95 .10 Temple Knowes. Arne Etfwords Reiter. Dove Robnerre. Giro long. Joetyn Pe-ers, Kjm (Vogg. Dr on Gump. RoncJy Jcbnyan. Voror McAlever, Me l sc MocMcnoel. Je f lye England M.I.S. Teai 70 Chfisrion Mniyries Scotland M.I.S. Team And ler us no: be weary in weti doing, for in due season we shol reop, rf we foinr nor. As we hove therefore op- portunity, let us do good unto on men. especoHy unto them who ore of the household of fdrh. Gdarions 6.Q. JO Corn WJcox. Cwxjo Dorcheir. Gx Owtef. S-etCAO ftorr. Oeih Wcrtrp. Ko ren Srogg. Philippines M.I.S. Team For we wrestle nor ogoinsr flesh ond blood, bur ogoinsr prindpohhes, ogoinsr powers, ogoinsr the rule's of the dark- ness of this world, ogoinsr spiri- tual w kedness in high places therefore roke unto you the whole armor of Goo. that ye may be able to withstand in the evJ day, ond having done cl to stand Ephesans 6 12, 13 Fieri how f «xe Lone. Corny Oinger. CrxxJ Dresson. Ood Wesson. Dock Dow Doug Pugh, floy Corr, Tim Don ubo. Sreve Thompson. Adam Brd. Tcm Ocrk. Cooch Don Cdon JXlinistries Spain M.I.S. Tearr. According ro my earnest expectation end my hope, that in norhng I shof be ashamed, bur rhor with of boldness, os olwoys. so now dso Grist shoS be magnified in my body, whether it be my life or by death. Phippens 220 Kooddo Pence. Deo Dea. Ake Ooyd. Con McGrow, Apr. Worm. Torr tonen. Door� Peep Swordbearers Extention Tear, For God is nor unrighteous ro forger your worU end lebor of love, which ye hove showed toward his name, in rhor ye have minisrered ro the saints, and do minerer ” Hebrews 6:10 Ffsr Row, An-y GuOV. M .SVchonski. Thereso W son. CoJeen Rockey. Dovid y-ocherd. Dor- S vcphcrd Scot Setter yen. Jen Oegh' Second Row Goyi Cokes. Pomelo Sronfa, OoroOo Ed words Thomas Goefwvg, AVOfCiO Jones. Gndy Gocto, Vdehe Hto. Dovid VvcAmcn. Derry Krchen, Oeo Smtr. Ko ren Troy or. Lyle Ccmpbel, Jomes Dtighr. Sr eve Coores. Ttvd Row Leo Tyree. Dertsc Ro� . Locrc Rowiond. Apr I Donks. Joy Hcrcen. JcrWcr Cron ick. DetOe Vcn Dorf Louty Anderson, Soroh Dorr, Morfyn Dean. Donno Drrsch. Dove Ded. Ovr. OjJ. Joy Durr. Juke Gersemo. Cheryl Poxson. Greg LcrrpefT Km Porrs. Erro Mwberry. Jen rrfer Hoofer. Chris Tredkn Jtah Team For the word of God is quick, ond powerful, ond sharper rhoo any two edged sword, piercing even to the off vxjog asunder of soul ond spirit, ond of the joints and morrow, ond is o drscerner of the thoughts end intents of the heon Hebrews 4 12 Dcbbc Domohcr. Amy Jo Goes. . Ocn do Jude. Dootyt Yowng. KcxYo Doc tor. Debote Oem 7o the weak become I as weak, thor I might gain the weak. I om mode oV things to oil men, rher I might by oJ means save some 1 Corinthians 922 Apri Ames. More Anrhony. Dro Dor chddC'. Heoiher Dyrnes. Tcny Deene rn. Uso fisher. Dobn Htsmeier. Debfcte Hotnes. Debt � Jcbnson. Dovid Koln. Don Korz. Mchete Longo. Pcry Mon hugh. Km Morphy. Ken N hots. Chery Dench?, tre'edy ScKAz. Morleno Sc ten. Jonoc Srrorr. Joync Snyder. Lorry Storhcy. AJon Trus. Jenny Trus. Scon VonAAerer. Don Wo� er. Ooo Word. Kns ren Weber. Ocnr Ticgler 73 Heathergreen Mine eyes shoi be upon rhe foifhful of the bnd, rhor they moy dweti with me: he rhor wolkerh m o perfect way. he sho'J serve me. Psalm 1016 from flow K iStojg. Shorry Frcrk. Kar Stogg. Mod� how very Coons, (Vc 3 Wesson C oc Dresson. ’yyrocr $OoOC«r$. Konoro Kjoq. 5 x« . Owv lyivo Sckou. led Morm Steve Moyer. Mcrk Vitchet. Keocro Doctor YerlwiS! rejoice in rhe Lord, wOjoy in the Goo of my solvo- rion The Lord God 6 my strength, and he will moke my feet toe hinds' feet, and he wfi moke me to wok upon mine high places Hobokkuk 316. 10 Stove Meyer. Trocy McCoy. Krs-o Nek- osoa Ovb Sc-vocec. Mcre e Longo. Kjtx Forhav. Werxfy Be . Jcre Spo'- kng. Ocrvcy Cawo. Jock Stv wne New York Tea 74 Green County Jail ireene Memorial Hospital I beseecn you therefore, brethren, by ire merces of God. rhcr ye present your bo oes c living sochfee. holy, cc- cepro e unto God. v ftch 6 your recsonobie service. Romcns 12 1 Aije Aexoncer Lui Cofc'-oco, Mcrls Do ncxAe. Tony Ewnc. Ccmy Fcrl©y, Mery Jones. lids Kors oger. P-r. Krv rey. J m Kontrreyer. U rtremer Sreve Moyer. Mors Korntz. Parios Nesorr. Knsro NOSOSCO. Grog Nordon. Sere O Boyle. Kris Po'mon. Do-re-; Buoy. Ovds ko:r Ron Smirh. Jcre Soaring Qeor ye one another's bur- dens. ond so fuW the !ov of Chnsr Gobotions 6 2 Roc Dtecsmav Lyn Base Suson Cd- ver Ioooc Ccronoro. Bern Dero-es. Wise Greene. Joh Heme . Korn Hd- men. S ele Horton. Reoccco Jones. J Pcr j Rdo-Co Porce, Re-e Rods- wocc. Sujcn Srcfcer, Rogc- Sc-sele. jore layer. ft) % Ministries Cincinnati Rescue Missiot A new commandment I give unto you. that yc love one another, os I hove loved you. hot ye also love one an- other. By this shot a'l men Isnow that ye ore my disciples, if ye hove love one to another. John 13 34 35 Mark Fortxrv. Dore Dtovdel. Dob Dei l«err. kxxlrc Kemcdy Yellow Spring Riding Cente Herein is our love mode perfect, that we may hove boldness in the ooy of judge meat: because os he is. so ore we in rhis world 1 John 4 17 Derive Dow Mo-iho Dcwon. Orn Creek PoU C son. Tor Emers. DovxJ Frey. Dcro Go'bg. Torvry Groff Froo Hosi ow b. Den HowH. Hope rtbbcrd. Heo'he' MocFortooe. Jeff Merr, Doth Moion. Pod Meook Crrtn Muberry. Derr Never, lynda Pear . Kr.vo Deed. Debro P«f rv Indo Shorter. Jofn ftuhfy. V k Sfcne. lito Seevr. Lo-ro Woket. Drcodo SorWf. Corny Wonon. Votore Teed '7 am rhe vine, ye ore rhe branches. He rhor obderh in me, end I in him, rhe some brirgerh forth much fruit for without me ye con do noth- ing John 15 5 Ivor- Perks. Prod. Ncncy An donor� . Lori Osborn. CcrcJ OKs. Ob Pore And God is obie to moise o! grace abound toward you; that ye. dwoys having on suffi- ciency in oli things, moy abound to every good worts 2 Corinthons 98 Jm Beredor. Lisa Chords , Jma Dow sort. louro Ffth. Uo Fisher. Oore Fono- sis. Deonno Gobei Jon Golden. Phlp HoKArt. Pool Jones. Jrr Kcr-ineyer. Jeri Ma-Wo Come O Cd. Don Loogh. Koro Roy. Jn Kobnson, Coon Ooqc?. M Swoyze. Ccrr� Wfcox Srove Wood. Lynne Z«4 e pringfield Detention Home lospitality Home West Chfisrian Mrvsrries 77 OVCH P.M ,And the thngs that thou hen: heord of roe among many witnesses, the seme commit rheo to faithful men, who sho'J be able ro reach oth- ers also 2 Timothy 22 Deo Do:, L 'CC Orowning, Done Coo cc . S o Deo '. Yvonne Focoy. Oemei Hornoed� Vci Jocliion Krv Mossie, Forh McGhee. Ion fteoO. Coroe f� o One $r rry ftorromd. Deem Shrtver. Tcnyo Sr rn. LO S'Ovie. Cyn ho Woq net. Gcry Oater. Jem Oerccu. Srcvc F'eemcr. JeM Gfcerr. DokX) Ivew. To ink. PoJ Mocnley. Ooo Munson. Mork Peec. Do- Srr«ry Sreve To:. Rocney Sr«h, Dcvc WcoocrO 5e e xtfy affectioned one ro another with brotherly love, in honor preferring one an- other Homans 12:10 Ace:: Ocrre::. Sneiy Droognroi. Dcve Oorkescn. Noncy Coemoo. Krvi CJp. Do O Do cs. Srocy Gunrhef. Loroy Heron. Dove Hoi, Am Hc kow h, Am Hnror. Dove Jomjoo. Mo yioo Kn coc. Dene Jonnson. ksoc'o Kennedy. W t ert� . Korny $Ccc. Pnyus Tnverr. (Cm ftoonson. fVxmdo Srr.rr Heathergreen Chrferion Miniyries reen Oakes Health Center Be ye therefore fofowers of God. cs deer chfdrer,- And wo k in love, os Christ Oso hath loved us. end herb given himself for us on offering end o sacrifice to God fer o sweet smeting savor Ephesons 5 .1. 2 Komy A-dorvoo, Vxycx’ Doaztxy Oom OocWew. Es’ ie? OoOJew. Gorf Ik de-� . Orgc«r Co� . PoJ Cota� . - oly Gruo deck Oyvd Honcodv Do Hornough aeoceO KorO HoJ-noo Joe Hoskrtso- Jo Hcrrceck 0« h Horrtoeck Oert� lowe. Oo'yl Urte. Tom Mederer. Doo t� e Powers. Oone Perersco. Metuo Wcy. 0oo y 'V-oms. Dcbccco Wfeoo. Doog Whireotxyg. Mchdc Ycogof jnnyland Villa Bur ir is good for me to draw neor ro God I hove pur my trust n the Lord God. that I may declare of rhy woriss Psom 73 28 Per Code. Ova 0x0 0. Melody Ccrer. Kae Firm. JofY' HochOorh. Dob Lcrcx 0 0. Tormy Mcrtaod. Wey Moron. Down Deco. Mccgco Soorft. Kcvo ScrJeorz. .oreeoo Wcufc Psurmt Patimim Joyce Alexander Flushing, Ml Delmar and Luora Augustus South Charleston, OH Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ames Florence, NJ James L. Atkinson East Alton. IL George and Barbara Baldwin Lakeland. FL Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker Quincy. IL William W. and Linda K. Bany Sr. Montpelier, OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Banzhof Muncy. PA Mr. and Mrs. James W. Barker Sheffield Lake. OH Roy and Marian Barker Rochester. NY Mr. and Mrs. John Boer Croydon. Victoria, Australia Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Bowlen Smlthfield, PA Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Bowman Eltda. OH Judith and Douglas Bradman DeWitt. Ml Richard Bresson Xenia. OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britton Kingston, Ml Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brooks Alexandria. OH Doris A. Browne Washington. D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Budd Areola, IL Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Burghen Audubon. NJ Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Cadle Ravenswood, WV Dr. and Mrs. Donald Callan Ccdarvil c. OH Mr. and Mrs. Larry Campbell Ypsilanti, Ml Jim and Jean Carr Grand Blanc. Ml Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carraher Toledo. OH Mr. and Mrs. Preston Chandler Hadley. NY Dr. and Mrs. W.E. Cherry Sterling, IL Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chilson Reed City. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chitwood West Chester, OH Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Clark Bcthesda. OH John and Marilyn Bartus Toledo. OH Marshall and Liz Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Clemens Othello. WA Limerick. PA Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bauer Beavercreek, OH Lee and Betty Jane Beach Elizabethtown. PA Rev. and Mrs. Alan Beal Fayette. OH Bob and Ellen Beattie Runnells, IA Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Bennett Lakewood. OH Earl and Sandy Bennett Zanesville. OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bercaw Troy, OH Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berdy TaJImadge. OH Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Birtch Hallstead, PA Rev. and Mrs. Bob Blaylock Chattanooga. TN Mr. and Mrs. Merlin B. Bliss Beldmg, Ml 80 Pareor Po-rons Gilbert and Evelyn Butzlaff Humacao. PR Mr. and Mrs. Jud Clements Loudonville. OH Mona Coiro Amston. CN Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Everett Fairfield, IA Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook Howard City, Ml Gary and Betty Cooke Indianapolis. IN Linda Cornelius Long Valley. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Cotton Cherry Hill. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cox Margate. FL Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Crump Pontiac. Ml Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis Veedersburg, IN lames and Lois Day Belle Center, OH )r. Joe and Joyce DeCook Holland. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Derstine Schuylkill Haven. PA Mr. and Mrs. W. Dlmacchla 1orain, OH P irmt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Dobbel Schroon Lake. NY Jack and Nancy Dowden Austin. MN Ronald and Doris Everitt Columbus Grove. OH Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairhurst East Windsor. NJ Wooster. OH Mr. and Mrs. William Drummer Bernard and June Ferguson Fairview Village. PA Cincinnati. OH Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Dykes Des Moines. IA The David Fish family Newbury. OH H. Edelin Wayne and Janice Fite Washington, D.C. Milford. OH Mr. and Mrs. Homer Edwards Kipton. OH Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fornell Barron. Wl Robert T. Edwards Mr. and Mr Robcrl FrcJld Mishawaka. IN Loveland. OH Mr. and Mrs. James P. Eller Barberton. OH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeburger Southampton. PA Bob and Helen Erdmann Southfield. Ml Mr. and Mrs. John Frey Davison, Ml Mr. and Mrs. Terry N. Evans Chattanooga. TN Mr. and Mrs. Marlin D. Fuller South Bend, IN Mr. and Mrs. Doy Everage Eminence, IN Tom and Maxine Geese Fresno. OH Donald and Dorothy George Hillsdale. Ml Dr. and Mrs. Dean Gifford Urbana, IN Allen and Joyce Gipson Springfield. IL Richard and Nancy Goocey Russell. KY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greetham Wellington, OH Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grumbeck Burlington. OH Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grunelsen Mansfield. OH Mr. and Mrs. Noel F. Hack La Grange. OH Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hallman Pottstown, PA Lois Van Dorf Halvorsen Milwaukee. Wl Porenr Perrons 81 FsunsM F timms Robert and Marilyn Hannay Wasterlo, NY Roger and Dianne Hansen Rockford. Ml Rev. and Mrs. Elvin Harden Hart. Ml George and Pat Hardman Stevens Point. Wl Dick and Helen Harper Rochester. NY Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harrington Akron. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hart Terre Haute. IN Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hartsough South Bend. IN Richard and Martha Haskowick Pequannock. NJ Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Haufler Reading, PA Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heal Bunker Hill, IL Mr. and Mrs. Esty E. Helmick West Milton. OH Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Henderson Springfield. OH Rev. Larry and Hazel Hess Akron, OH Mr. and Mrs. Berton Hibbard Woodhull. NY Rev. and Mrs. John Hippard Shelbyville, IL Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Hoddelmann Brentwood, NY Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hoecke Berea, OH Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hofer Milwaukee. Wl Rev. and Mrs. R.D. Holliday Huntsville, Ontario. Canada Mr. and Mrs. John Holman Freeport, IL Patricia Hornbeck Perry. Ml A. Hoskins Philadelphia. PA Bob and Esther Howder Kagoshima City. Japan Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Howdyshell Pickerington, OH Mr. and Mrs. David Huebscher Maple Hts., OH Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Hultz Pottstown. PA Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunn New Lebanon, OH Rev. Roy and Joanne Hunter DuBois. PA Clifford H. Imhoff Riverview, Ml Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Jackson Bloomfield. IN Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Jacobs Loveland, OH Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobson Dayton. OH Mr. and Mrs. Dennis James Columbus. IN Lynn and Mary Ann Jefson Decatur, IL Don and Chrlstal Jlllson Hackensack. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson Sao Paulo. Brazil Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jones Martlnsburg, WV Mrs. Mary Jones Ohlman. IL Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jones Wellman, IA Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Joslin Wisconsin Rapids, Wl Guenter and Ingrid Kass Centerville. OH Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Keisling Prattsburg, NY Paul and Joyce Kemp Alexandria. VA Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kennedy Cambridge. Ontario. Canada Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kenyon Salt Point, NY Mr. and Mrs. James Kettel Grafton, OH Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Keyes Great Valley. NY 82 Po'enr Porrorts Paireimt P timims Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kincaid Elyria, OH Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kinney Reading. PA Stanley and Colleen Kirby Prospect, OH Mr. and Mrs. Sherman G. Kitchen Mahaffey, PA Ralph and Joyce Knowles Brunswick, ME Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Koerber Colchester, CN Norma and Jim Kolinski Toledo, OH Tom and Joy Draner Cheyenne. WY Delbert and Doris Dreuscher Union Grove. Wl Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Kuivinen (parents of Tom Mach) Fairview Park, OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laird Vincentown, NJ Larry and Charlotte Laird Ankeny, IA John and Charlotte Lambert City, VA Roger and Anna-Marie Lash Brownsburg, IN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laub Huntington. NY Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Leach Kettering. OH David and Eleanor Lelah Stony Point, NY Mr. and Mrs. Orville Liebler Findlay, OH Mr. and Mrs. Skip Lindsey Corry, PA Alan and Eileen Livingston Yuba City, CA Parents of Gina R. Long Martinsburg, WV Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Long Clakrs Summit, PA David and Maizie Lord Perry, IA Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lottman Akron. OH Rev. and Mrs. Frederick R. Mackey Canton. OH David Malcolm Greenville, SC Mr. and Mrs. James Markison Brookfield, IL Mrs. Roberta J. Marriott Cincinnati, OH Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Marshall Phoenix ville, PA Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Blackwood, NJ A1 and Jan Martin Grass Lake, Ml Omer and Charlene Mastin Independence. KY Rev. and Mrs. Clyde L. Mathewson Batavia. NY Mr. and Mrs. B.C. McCain Dallas, TX Janet and Bob McCaskill North Jackson. OH Mr. and Mrs. Allen McIntyre Salisbury, MD Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. McKibben Continental, OH Anna Merriwether Alton, NH Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Michonski Simsbury, CT Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mignogna (parents of Lynn Calisti) Greensburg, PA Howard and Caroline Mills Sandy Creek. NY Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Miller Callipolis, OH Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mills Vermilion, OH Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Monroe Springfield. OH Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Montross Centcrmorcland, PA The William D. Moon Family Erie. PA Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore Marysville, OH W. Eugene and Shirley Morris Marietta, OH Porenr Porroos Sports: Providing An Outlet Physicol ocriviry is on imporronr os- pecr of life, jusr os imporronr os rhe spirituol. ocodemic ond social ospecrs; recreorion ond sporrs provide o heolrhy bolonce for each Cedorville student Competition is highlighted by rhe seven men's ond six women's intercol- legiate orhletic teams presented in rhe folowing section. The recreational pro- gram includes o variety of inrromurol sports for individuals or reoms All of these physical activities provide outlets for rhe froyed nerves or.d boundless energies of rhe students pictured on rhe following poges David Sallee 85 Games Provide Release You've got three midterms, o ten poge pcper. ord on orol presenrorion ol due tomorrow. Ir's 7:00 PM Yoj hoven'r starred ony of ir ond ore contemplohng borh suicide ond prof-o ide Ar this point, you ere quite confident thor you ore os dose to o mental collapse ond detrium tremens os you'l ever be. Insreod of s'ipping on rho white jocker with rhe comfortable wrap-around orms, however, you sip into your hikes ond heod for rhe A.C. After oil, rhe three mon boskerbal finals ore tonight; you've got priorities' Inrromurds p'ovide rhe ourier needed to mend frazzled nerves end curb energetic, ath- letic appetites Unlke interco! eg are sports which require exceptional talent, intromurol spots require only interest; anyone con ploy rego'dless of rolenr, because ir's oil in fun — until rhe finals, cnywoy! 86 Fog Footbol Powdc'fxrff Foo'bd CoAoc Vo� o bol Soccer Women's Vo� eytx 3 Mon Dasfcetbol AOA Leogue NOA Leo9jo nOA O Leogoe Women's Bcs) etbo1 Moo's Dcsi-orbol A leoogue 0 Leogoe looocr Socco- WoJoytxd — Moo Woleytx — CoAec t-xtoor Sofrbol Mens Vofeyool Womens Softool Mon's Softool Supe- Dorms Goss Oosh Oowlrsg Leogoe 09erj Crushers PAWs Kokers Cessas Ouse I Deors ATnocs Vcrsiry Oo$s 5 Ui n Oonshees Dol Ousters WHCON VoWonders Doys of ft? 003 Focvity Srcff A ge+c Ones Spirveced Lumber Oerhei Wiers iOO-12 i Sophomores Compbet's Crew 87 V s 4 +____ o'-'- A Record Season The Cedor vile College Women's voleybol rean hod on ouryandng season. This yea's team broke the school record for rhe most wins in o season, comping on over ai record of 31-13 Led by cocoproms Cord He! nmck ond Teri Pererson, rhe ream earned irs woy into dsrricr ploy for rhe fry rime since porrioporing in rhe NAJA. Cooch Elaine Drown worked hord in devel- oping rhe reom physically os well os spiriruoty. Devorans ond prayer rime were held before procrees ond gomes. During rhe course of rhe reom's vicrorious season, gomes begon wirh rhe reom morro. Yes, De rhe Bey' ond al- ways concluded wirh Praise rhe Lord!” A weekend rerreor or Sooro His Comp gave rhe reom on opporruniry ro devetop cooperotive- rvess The moy vokjoble player oword wos given ro freshmon Becky Wilson ond Angi Wilcox received rhe moy improved payer oword. Juniors Teri Pererson, Penee Gay on, ond Berh GddsmiTh were al seiecred for voraus confer- ence teams Wirh senior Cord Helmick being rhe only groduoring ptayer. nexr year's reom should be highly successful wirh o returning group of experienced players by Noncy Ozingo from now Doena Dou9tos, Jute Durior. Co-o Hdnvck. Ten Pc’C x . Koren Meodows. Oecky Wfcon. Dock Dow Cocc ' Bono Drown. Noocy Ozngc. Angie Wkox. De«h Gokkmrh. Renee Gasron. Vo) Oroctey. Oriy CiJp. Monogcr Voicno Toytor Vocn: Vernon Noiaene WiVnrgron FincJoy Toytor Trfn Miami MidcJerown Anderson Toytor Eorfom DWf-on Defiance Viming'or Fndtoy O o Domrkon Cork Tech Urtxiro Cenrrd Srcrc Musi-wngum Mount Ikxjn Defence Frxtoy Oluffron Moure Vernon htoiorene O� o Wesley on Orterben Utxro Vlmngron SncJor Dothei Grond Ropds Spring Arbor Mounr Vernon Nozorenc Toyor a o Gronde Wkrvngron Mom Mdcle-own McnvHomlron Wittenberg Centra Si eye wobn Hedeberg Obertn L 1115. 215 V 1510. 16 'A. 1614 V 154. 12-15. 156 W 157. 157 L 1510. 415. 415 L 615. 157. 815 W 155, 158 w 155. 155 w 1513. 12-15. 1513 w 1512. 1115. 1511 w 1115. 155. 157 L 415. 156. 12-15 w 158. 151 L 915. 615 L 015. 1614. 14 16 V 1512. 1115. 156 w 156. 154 w 153. 157 L 153. 1315. 815 W 156. 115. 1511 W 1511. 915. 15 7 W 153. 1511 L 156. 1315. 815 L 1015. 14-16 W 11-15. 1511. 1511 W 158. 15« V 1512. 158 W 153. 152 W 156. 152 V 155. 157 W 14 16. 152, 155 W 915. 1519. 159 L 1215. «15 W 7-15. 1512. 154 L 1315. 715 W 1715. 15« W 156. 151 V 1614. 158 w 158. 153 W 158. 158 w 156. 615. 158 L 015. 315. 715 L 1115. 1512. «15 W 159. 158 Overol Record 01-13 Voleyboll 89 Dream Becomes Reality To moke ir 10 o notional tournament during one's soccer coreer is quire on honor As rhe season begins, reams anxiously owair a shor or rhe ririe. Texas ond rhe NCCAA naroncfe seem ro be on unreolisric god ro many players, bur rhe 1984 Jockers rhoughr orherwise. As summer ropdly drew ro o dose, rhe soccer reom wcs hord or work in prepororion for the opening gome cgonsr Denison Univers- ry The returning lerrermen entered pre season comp with high expecrorions for rhe season. The rdenr ond rhe obi’iry were there for o great yeor Those high expecrorions were quickly dompened os rhe ream lost irs ooening gome ro Denson 2 0. For rhe next 9 gomes rhe ream suffered frustration os those hgh ex- pecrorions become a sub .500 record of 4-5-1. Ar this point some changes needed ro be mode ond Cooch McGilivroy clrered rhe line up n on o-rempr ro rurn rhings orcund. The second half of rhe season speaks for itself os rhe ream rallied ro win 8 our of rs losr 10 games. Those high expecrorions returned ond rhe dreom suddenly become rediry when rhe reom defeorec Morion College 10-0 end Groce College 2-1 ro eom rhe right ro rrovel ro Long view, Texos, ond compere in rhe NCCAA Na- tional Soccer Tournomenr. The 1984 soccer season has been labeled a success. This success comes nor only from an 11- 8-1 record.plodng second in rhe NAIA District 22, copruring rhe NCCAA District 3 ririe, end from pacing fifth in rhe NCCAA nctonal tourna- ment, bur also from rhe mony values and principles rher Cooch McGlivroy strove ro insrfl wthin eoch one of rhe ployers. Each person hod his ups ond downs os every reom dees; bur os the season drew ro a dose, rhe ream could soy that every individual player ployed for rhe honor ond resrimony of rhe Lord Jesus Chrisr. by Noel Hock 90 Varsity Soccer First row: Greg Norden, Den Howk, Troy Cusiudo, Phil Fogle, Andy Minnger, Tom Fire, Noel Hock, Brent Ziegler, Jeff Baker, Tim Dovis, Bron Ho'rz; Second row-. Cooch John McGilivroy. Rick Seidel, Mark Fleerv ood, Jon Reic, Dove Moody, Jon Schoedel, Don Byrum, Chuck Abel, Woyne Anderson, Curr Crircher, Tom Pererson, Don Crons. Cedorvae 0 or 2 Denson Cedorvi 2 or 2 f Jode!ono Bt e CedarvJie 5 2 Asbory Cedorvfle 7 1 Ono Domncor Cedorvfle 1 or 2 Tiffin Cedorvfle 6 0 Rio Gronde Cedcrvlo 0 2 Gosnen Codcrvflo 1 2 wnsn Cedcrvto 10 0 UrDcro Cedcrvle 0 2 Ncrrher-' KcnfuC-fy CedcrvJe 0 4 Wlmingro-t Cedo-We 2 1 Mi Vernon Cedavite 8 0 Findlay Cedorv e 3 0 Moone NA1A bsrr r 22 CeOorviJc 1 0 Trtn C eOorvi 0 4 V T r yoo NCAA Dsrrcr I C«Jorvie 3 f oriCfi Cedorvae 2 1 Groce NCCAA Noroncb Coder vie 1 2 leTourneoj Cedervte 4 1 Robers WesJoyoo Rcco-d 1161 Vorsiry Soccer 91 92 Soccer J.V. Soccer Team Kneeing DoncM Lcxxy XVI Ooter. Qryon Hul. Anrony Hoi Srondng Trr Davis, Troy Cusrodo. Don Oorts, S’eve ftocz. Don Coins. Choc Smrh. Jm Robnson. Oregon Coohe 93 0 5s Ugh! No another oerobc poinr —11 never make ir. Running has gar ro be rhe worst sporr. Thcr's whor I always rhoughr — wel hooesrly, I snl rhink rhor way I am thankful rhar rhe Lord creored us all different Ccn you believe there ore girls who ocrually ike ro run long dsronces. roo Cedarvile's Women's Cross Country Team hod o super season This year’s reom com bmed dedication ond a winning spirit to accom- plish two mojor gools: winrvng rhe NCCAA Os rncr II rifle for rhe third year in a row ond placing third r rhe NCCAA Ncnonols Oerh Orirron deserves o greor deal of credit for her pan as coproin. She seemed ro fl rhe shoes of o leoder for rhe ream ond wos o strong yobfcing factor Jane Romig displayed her rolenr os she ron ro win rhe Women's NCCAA Cross Country Chcmpionship In odd; ran to these rwo girls, rhe seven rhor remaned cerroiniy deserved rhe some omounr of recog- nition Ther hord work os runners and os lov- ing, Christian women was rhe srrengrh of this ream. 94 Rrsr row. Berh McGlivroy. Jcne Romig, Cheryl Rendte. Derh Bnrron. Coach Elvn King, Debbie Pore. Becky Avenil. Sc Voughcn, Arm Blessing. Groce Vwforonol Eortxirri nvrcro a Anderson Invrcronol NCCAA District d NA1A District 22 NCCAA Nacncfc 4rh our o 4 V Out of 5 4-h our o‘ 8 V our of 0 3rd Our of 4 3rd our of 8 Women's Cross Country N.C.C.A.A. Runners-up Ftfreervyeor cooch 0vin Kng assembled cn crher srrong Yeiow Jocker cross cojnrry spued in '64 cs rhe horriers ron in rwo no-ionol meets for rhe second straight year Cedorviie wos rhe NCCAA runner-up ogam ro five rime chompon Ancerson College. The Jockers fin- ished 24;h our of rhe 37-reom NAIA fed Ar rhe NCCAA. sophomore Rusry King pieced rhe Jockers in renrh pkxe ro moke rhe Ali-Americo reem Junor Tom HJI wos llrh os one of three Cooches' All Amer.cons Other Cedorviie scorers were sophomores Gory An- derson. Dove Schumcker, Dove Cherry ond junior Scotr Drooker. They won rhe NCCAA District III rirle for the renrh rime in rhe kxr eleven yeers Desdes rhe second place NCCAA showing, the Yellow Jockers cuclified for rhe NAIA No- ttoocls by virtue of rheir runner-up Disrricr 22 finish. Their other second-piece outcome wos or me Honover Inviroronal where there rhe University of Louisville n.pped Cedorviie by only rwo ponrs. The individuo: who was me ro k of rhe 1984 seoson wos Rob Moore, o norive of West Ol- ive, Michigco He won four meets, finished third in rwo others, wos eighth in NAIA District 22, I5rh in the NCCAA. ond 31sr or me NAIA Ncrionols. Rob hos jusr o remorkoble yec'. sod King obour his prize performer. He is conrnuolty learning about how ro control o roce I look for hm ro improve even more rhe next rwo seasons Junior Steve Cox wos Cedorviie's Mosr Im- proved'' runner He, dong with Cherry ond Schumaker. sow o lor of vorsiry ocron We hove ro be pleased wirh our seoson. decored King os he summed up rhe compoign. Our lost rhree reoms nove been some of rhe besr rhar Cedorviie hos ever hod We feel like our program is on rhe rise ond we believe rher we con ger even berrer 96 Men's Cross Country First row: Scorr Grooker, Steve Cox, Dove Schumoker, Cooch Elvin King, Gory Andersen, Tom Hll, Rob Moore, Doug Cheery, Rusty King ] W I I Doftoxe inwonoooi ..................ried W cxr of 11 Groce inworioxH......................3rd our of 8 Monoo lovrorionol....................4fh our of 10 Oho Ncrrrern Invioriood.............ter our of 7 Honovtr hvxorond .....................2nd oor of V) NCCAA Owner I ......................ter our of 5 NAIA Owner 22.........................2nd our of 6 MdOio Conference ....................4rh our of 4 NCCAA Noronote........................2nd oor of 16 NAIA Noricnots........................24m oof of 37 Pj O rry Men's Cross Country 97 Murphy Leads Lady Jackets Apparently, rhe women'sbaskerboll reom hod on enigmatic player named Murphy whose name did not oppeor on this year's roster. Acccrcing to Dr Korol Hunt, reom cooch, rhe teem hod c Murphy's Low season: if anything could go wrong, it did.” Although rhe women dosed rhe season wirh o disap- pointing 6-21 record, they showed dedication and persistence in rrvokng rhe year o rime of growth ond restructuring To hghghr rhe season, rhe women hosred rhe NCCAA Nanonol Baskerbol Tournament wirh Dr. Kunr act mg os rhe director On rhe evening following o disappointing gome in which they scored rhe ieosr number of points in o norioaol tournament, rhe women come bock to score rhe most number of poors in o nortonol rournomenr gome. Plagued by njuries ond with only one return- ing srorrer. rhe reom wos forced ro rely on rhe young talent found in freshmen Tonyo Bum pus, Srccy McCaskl, Petri Porker, ond Crystal Porrck, who tied wirh Sherri Norrick for assist leoder honors. Senior coprcin Jewel Schroder leod rhe reom in scoring while junior Beth Gold smirh who hod rhe hghesr free throw percent- age oso earned honors as rhe ream's leodog rebounder. The women con look forwo'd to o yrong reom next year wirh many rerurnng p'oyers except one — Murphy Av flow. Crysrol Pcrr k. Oom GoWsrrvh, Jewer Schroctef. 5� ocy McCaskl. Sr e ti Ntxr k; Second low Manager I Oorron. Aswan- Coo?i Done bctvenyetger. Pari Parser. Run Emens. Tonya Dompus, Keren HecxMngs. XAe Oo Coocn Dr Korci Hunt. 98 J©w s $JYcdo Women's Boskerbol 99 Freshmen Excel In Rebuilding Year Lesr feelings of sympathy onse for the men's boskerbol room's ever-so-dose bur nonerheless losing record of 14-15, ler ir be known rhcr rhe ream octuoty gained more than r lost. Due ro on exrensive recruring com- poign, rhe reom hod on abundance of fresh men, three of whom joined rhe starring line-up for o good portion of rhe season. Freshmen Chris Reese. Tony Ewing, and Mke Freemon led rhe reom in scoring respectively, gdning priceless experience whose value will be red ized in future seasons. Upper dossmea Use sedors Tom Greve ond John S-nis provided the leadership for rhe young Jockets so thor, occordng ro Moris Wo- mods, rhe rookies could odeguorely leorn rhe college gome. MVP Greve groduo'es os Ce darville's ol rme asser leader ond o member of the honored 1000 ponr dub despite o nogging thigh njury. Several other ployers including Da- vid Yeoger, Kirk Foirhursr, ond Milse Compbel clso received o for share of ployng rime ro round our the scoring efforr. In conference play rhe Jackets foced formi- dable opposition in almost every team they ployed The combined efforts of the novice ond experienced players enobled rhe ream ro defear five of rher foes in whor head cooch Dr. Don CoUcn labeled o bolonced lecgue ' High- lighting rhe seoson. Dr Collon also reoched his 350rh career win. With the experience gained olong rhe way, rhe Jockers hope ro convert a restructuring year into future winning seasons. 100 Men's Boskerbali First Row Danny Oknger. John Srnis. Tcyn Greve, Tony Ewng. Mike Campbell. Mike Freeman. Chris Reese, Second Row Heod Cooch, Dr. Don Collon, Asserorr Cooch, Sreve Young, Kris Farhursr, Milse Moddermon. Chris Votrer, Don Smerty. Dove Yeoger, Sreve Terpsiro. manoger, M-ke Enmon. Cooch, Mork Kerr pr on. Cooch, Dob Fires. John Sms Cedorvie 64 56 Goshen Cedorvie 65 66 Groce Cooorvie 6® 55 Oho Domrvcon Cedorvie 68 99 Rio Gronde Cedorvie 93 73 IrvJoro Tech Cedorvie 113 82 Fra s Cedorvie 71 76 Vrtenberg Cedorvie 75 70 Ohio Wesleycn Cedorvie 87 81 Franks Cedorvie 87 79 Dereon Cedorvie 73 60 Wlnvigion Cedorvie 84 97 CUfror, Cedorvie 94 69 Quebec Three livers Cedorvie 77 89 Vesrern Onrono Cedorvie 66 64 Tlfn Cedorvie 76 80 Urbano Cedorvie 54 70 Malone Cedorvie 81 80 Mi Vernon Cedorvie 101 107 Ovo Dommcon Cedorvie 6 ? 92 Ro Gronde Cedorvie 61 81 Walsh Cedorvie 83 85 TIM Cedorvie 91 74 Urboro Cedorvie 61 76 Molone Cedorvie 85 60 Ohio Oommeon Cedorvie 81 98 Rjo Gronde Cedorvie ICO 96 Mr Vernon Cedorvie 81 138 Woish Cedorvie 69 81 Toytor Record MIS Men's DaskerboB 101 The Beginning Of The Future Whie o gool of rhe men's Junior Vorsiry ocskerboll reom is cerronly ro esroblish o foundorion for future vo'Siry seasons, rhis year’s ream nor only gained o greor deol of voluoble experience, bur also rhey exhbired cn impressive scorecard. The men combined efforts ro brng obour rhe second most success- ful JV reom in Cedorvile College history, post- ing o record of 134. Resident cotege sports experr, Mark Womock, characterized this reom os unselfish oad developed, which is cn explanation for rhe extent of its success. Royers such os junior Sreve Terpyro. sopho- more Doug Pugh, ond freshmen MVP Mke Worfield contributed significonriy ro lead rhe reom on ro lorer victories over reams which hod becren rhe Jockers eoriier in rhe season The result of this unity, exemplified on court, satisfied ployers ond specrorors. boskerbo'l fons con cerronly ock forward ro rhe events of next season SB s- 102 J.V. Basketball Mork Kempron, Kevin Brodshow, Brion Srurgis, Joel Hoyden, Don Morris, John Bercow, Sreve Holl, Doug Pugh, Mike Warfield, Bob Broline, Bob Fries J.V DaskerboH 103 Starting From Scratch The mosr unusuol foe or statistic obour rhe 1984 65 men's wresting ream is thor no reom existed or was planned when school opened. Cooch Ron Comforr ond several wres- rlers, however, determined to keep rhe pro grom oWe. ond wrestling was reinsrared Composed entirely of freshmen ond sopho- mores, rhe team hod ro foce opposition from formedobe Division II ond III schools in order ro compere. While the season record of 2-10 be- trays the ream's inexperience, rhe strong rhrd poce finish or rhe NCCAA Noncool meet indi- cores rhe growth rhor rook ploce throughout rhe season Praising rhe persevereoce of his men, Cooch Comforr stored. No single individuol con be pointed out; eoch ond every wrestler conrri bured his shore ro the program. Those wres- tlers rerurnng ro grapple in rhe 1986 season con assuredly look forward ro one thing: there wil be o reom next year. 104 Wresting rnt now ToOd Dowderv Kdy Mocre. Chib Unit. Second now: Cooch Ron Comfort. Todd Hxnmet. Rob Engloh. E Engteh. Gotyn Nook Srortsrioon. Jans Comforr wy U-bono Tournament 7rh out of 8 Cedorvle 36 12 Urbono Cedorvte 6 51 C X Northern CedcrWc 16 42 Dayton Cedor vie 16 39 Wlnv gran CedorvBe 9 45 Molone Cedcrvfle 15 39 Case Western Cedor vile 15 31 Wimingron Cedar v e 16 33 Wlmingron Cedor vile 20 24 Wrreoberg Cedorvie 0 45 Indono Centre! Cedcrvik 0 55 Wnghi Vote Cedorvic 27 18 Hanover NCCAA Netonoh 3rd Out Of 8 Wresrihg 105 No-hitter Highlights Season Beginning in Jonuory. 16 women plus 3 cooches come rogerher ro ‘orm Cedorvlle College's firsr women’s fosr pirch reom. During rhe winrer monrhs, rhe reom procriced indoors in preporohon for rhe spring season On Morch 15, rhe reom pocked up ond heoded for Holly- wood, Florido, for inrense practice ond o lirrle fun in rhe sun. In Florido, members of rhe coocNng sroff srressed fundomenrol skis, spe- cificity hirting ond fielding. The procrees poid off when rhe Women's Sofrbo'l Teom finished 15-9 overdl ond 8-4 n rhe WBCC, which wos good enough for o rhrd piece finish. During rhe course of rhe seoson, rhe reom did o srucy on rhe word encouroge- menr. Among rhe season's hghSghrs, rhe reom darned on exciting come from behind 3-2 vicrory’’ over Wittenberg University. Abo, sen- ior co-ccprain Jule Erdmonn rossed o no-hirrer in o 60 vicrory over Morierto Colege, on NCAA school in sourheosrern Ohio. The reem wil once ogoin foce o rough seoson of p'oy in 1986 n rhe ever rougn WBCC, bur ir proved rhis yeo' in rhe seoson cf challenges rhor rhere is no mounroin rhor con'r be dmbed. Jute Ercmonn. Deb Berdy Row I Deb Derdy, Julie Erdmonn, Sheri Tice, Sorah Drake, Jewel Schroder, Cooch Elone Drowr Row 2: Sue DoWb. Loncy Herron. Ange Vflcox, Deeno Shtiver, Becky Jenkins, Assr Cooch Dot Hood. Assr. Cooch Laurie Benedict Row 3: Angelo Cremeons. Kim Fordyce, Tonya Evons, Tommie Nassee, Bomie Gores Nor Picrured: Vickie Slone Sofrboll CecJorville 0 5 Mr. Sr. Joseph CecJorville H 8 Mr. Sr. Joseph Cedorvle 8 2 Urbono Cedorvile 9 5 Urbano Cedorville 4 1 Mr. Vernon CecJorville 1 5 Mr. Vernon Cedorvie 8 2 Tiffin CecJorville 12 8 Ttffri Cedorvlle H 4 BK ffron Cedorville 13 1 Dluffron CecJorvlie 9 13 Vilmmg-on CecJorvlie 9 6 Vdmiogron CecJorvlie 5 2 Wittenberg Cedorvlle 13 6 Wittenberg CecJorvlie 10 17 or Toylor CecJorvlie 6 3 Spring Arbor Cedorville 5 4 Findlay CecJorvlie 6 7 Findlay Cedorvlle 5 0 Morierro Cedorvlle 12 2 Moretra WDCC TOURNAMENT Cedorvlle 9 10 Urbono Cedorvie 4 17 Wrfmingroo NAIA D6TMCT 22 TOURNAMENT Cedorvlle 1 7 Fndtoy Cedorvie 4 6 Wobh Sofrboll 107 Ovefol Record: 15-9 VDCC Record: 8-4 Sparked by rhe leodershp of firy-yeor basebol coach Don Coomes. rhe men's baseball ream rebounded from a dtsoppomring 1984 season ro posr a 1985 record of 18 wins ond 11 losses These wins inckxJed vicrories over rhe formidable opposng reams of Unversiry of Doyron, Cenrroi Srore, and Mr Vernon Nozo- rene College. Sophomore Donny Qnger ond senior, Desr Defensive Player Gary Mills also led rhe ream in irs successful compcign in rhe roles of co- coproins Sophomore Tom Prcrr was named ro rhe NA1A Disrria 22 reom. whrie Fnney ftajchel was nomed Most Voboble Player by his reommares These individuols combined wirh orher reom members ro advance ro rhe finds of rhe NAJA Disrria 22 finals where rhey were defeared by Ohio Dominicon. Kneeing: Chris Wolrer, Norm Cox, Roger Lurrrel, Gory Mils, Sreve Cremeon. Nore Hunrer, Sc Springer Sronding: Ken Horron, Dry on Monrross. Tom Prorr. Fnney Rojchel, Don Erlondson, Don Olnger, Sreve Sograves. Cooch Don Coomes. 108 Oasebol Cedorvile 19 0 Socirheoyern. Flo Cedorvile 8 4 Doyron Cedorvile 4 9 Doyron Cedorvile 10 10 Cenrrd Srore Cedorvile 8 0 Cenrrd Srore Cedorvile 7 2 Tiffin Cedorvile 4 0 Tiffin Cedorvile 1 2 Rio Gronde Cedorvile 2 1 Rio Gronde Cedorvile 4 5 Wilmington Cedorvile 1 12 Wilmingron Cedorvile 10 10 Molone Cedorvile 9 2 Molone Cedorvile 8 4 Urbono Cedorvile 8 7 Urbono Cedorvile 0 14 Oib Dominicon Cedorvile 4 16 Od Dominicon Cedo'ville 1 0 Wobh Cedo'vile 10 6 Wobh Cedo'vile 11 7 Cenrrol Srore Cedorvile 7 12 Cenrrol Srore Cedorvile 2 1 Mr. Vernon Cedorvile 1 0 Mr Vernon Cedorvile 11 6 Fndtoy Cedorvile 11 1 Findkiy NAIA DISTRICT 22 TOURNAMENT Cedorvie 2 15 Ohio Dominicon Cecorvfie 0 2 Deforce Cedorvile 4 0 Mr. Vernon Cedorvae 4 17 Ohio Dominicon Overol Record: 18-11 MOC Record: 9 5 Bcsebdl 109 110 Women's Track A Successful Season They've com© c long way' In cnty the� fourth yeor cf nterco ©9ore competrco. :he women's trock reom rod o secscn rhcr Coocn John McGfivroy tebeted mer yroogea crd most successful. The women turned n outs'ordng perfcrmonces fYOugho- rhe seoson n every evenr: schod records were broken n oi Out rwo evenrs At the top of re hoop of occdcdes cmassed by the women was o first pkxe team fnsh or the NCCAA Notono1 Trock Champonshps Contr x ng toner ream’simpressive wn, Jcne l cmg set meet records o the 8C0 ond iSOC meters korrvg wos ofeo ncrred Cc- yo Wg Femcle Performer of the meer ono wos the reopen� o' the Wneeer A word given to the outstanding NCCAA trock ond USd cthJere ot the yeor n cddron Esther Mohr crd Oe:h McGflvroy were No tiond Chompor� n the 400 meters end hgh mp Coceh McGRvray. appropriately ewerded for his ccnrnburon to •he room's success, shcrec n the toureh oy receiving Cooch of the Yeor honors v low Sue Voughn. Ann Hcskowicti. Fran Haskowich. Wendy Grady. Cody Color. Kra Parnnon. AOocSe low Oecky Avert. Don McGbvray. Korhy Reynolds. Tonya lee. Ebb RoocJ f. Jane Rormg. ftxfc Aow Oeryl fXncle, Louro Hoggon. Eyho Morv. Grerchen Mourn . Joey Eckea AVhele Soycer. Korhy Worsoo. Coach McG vory Morierro ReJoys Cedcrvilie Relays Wesr Vrgrua Store hvircriono Cedcrvile 88. Wittenberg 55. Eorfyom Relays WDCC NCCAA Noncoals NAIA Disrric 22 1st oar of 3 1st our of 4 3rd out of 8 Rio Grande 27 Hr out of 10 1st our of 5 1st our o' 14 5rh our of 9 111 Diversity Leads Team The dversiry of rolenr dspJoyed by rhe men's rrock ream led rhe ream to severe! chomponships end o vonery of impressive vie- rories. Cultivating rhe rolenr of teom members eorly in rhe wirrer monrhs. Cooch Elvin King sow rhe beginnings of o reem rhor would roke second pace or rhe NCCAA Noriono! meer ond win severol nvirorionofe including rhose or Vesr Virgino Srore, F ndloy College. ond rhe Moreno Relays. Whie Rob Moore copped reom MVP honors because of his strong finishes throughout the season, mony other reom members contribut- ed signrficonrly to the season's success The teom members ser school records in five differ- ent events, further demonstrating rhe depth ond diversty of rhe ream's rolenrs Leading the De Srrwn dsrance runners, NA1A Al Amencon Moore ser o record in rhe 1500 merers. Sprinters De Smith ond Tim V olters set records in the 100 meters ond 110 merer hurdles ond were oiso nomed to rhe NCCAA Al-Amencon reom. Setting records in rhe jo vein ond hammer were Scorr Honnoy, another All-American Alwcys yriving for excelence, rhe ream in rhe form of its mony members once ogon reached longer dstances, fester times ond new heights. Front Row Steve Cox, Rusty King. Rob Moore. Ooncy Cruse, Tom HI, De Smith, Dove Chrs-rr Dove Schumaker, Ric James. Middle Row. Gory Anderson. Eric Shrum, Tim Walters, Jor Drewin, Steve Terpsrro, Joel Hoyden, Oorence Eddy, Scorr Honnoy. Dove Moody. Dock R 112 Men's Trock Monoger. Doug Cherry, Deon Price. Kevin Waloce. Philip HMberr. More Herrmonn. Scorr Bred! Jim Porvis, Ron Kunrz. Coach EMn Kmg. Moncger — Ann Blessing Monerra Relays 1st our of 5 Cedo'vile Relays 2nd our of 6 Wesr Virginio Srore Invirorioocl Isr our of 9 Cedorvfle 102, Wirreoberg 67, Coprol 2 Findlay Invucrionol Mid-Obio Conference NCCAA Noriono's NAIA Osrria 22 ■fer cur of 8 2nd our of 4 2nd cur of 19 2nd cur of 7 Men's Trock 113 Laying The Foundation For Future Seasons Experience: Ir is rhe soughr-ofrer foundorion upon which winning reams ore builr. For rhe women's rennis ream, 1985 was o season of laying foundations for furure seasons The ladies finished a somewhor dis oppoinring rhird ploce in rhe NA1A Dis- rricr 22 home march, foiling ro defend rheir rirle. Posring on odequore bur los- ing record of 4-6, rhe 1984 women mer rhe challenges presented by op- posing reams Their record belies rhe efforr ond rolenr displayed by rhe ladies as mony of rhe meers were losr by only one poinr. Lee Ausrin end Roge Lash gained some valuable experience in rheir nov- ice yeor; Ausrin posted rhe besr record of rhe season ar her number six posi- tion. ond Lash was recognized as rhe besr rookie. The doubles ream of Laura Wuesrner and Down Reehl won Al- Disrricr honors. Tracy Turner and Me lanie Marhewson earned ream awards as mosr improved and coach's award respectively. 114 Women's Tennis r Row Lee Austin, Cindy Srolzfus, Judy Hoppe. Melonie Morrhewson. Trocy Turner. Dod Row Derh Nesrer, Down ReehJ, Porn Webb. Corron, Deboroh Yocynych, Louro Wuesr ner, Roge Losh, Cooch Dr. Diehl. Cedorvie Cedcrvile Cedorvie Cedorvie Cedorvie Cedorvile Cedorvie Cedorvile Cedorvile Cedorvile Wolsh DMfron Cedorvile Molone Duol Morch Record 4-6 3 Findoy 5 DMfron 5 Korrhern Kenrucky 3 Mdone 3 Wotsh 6 Wnghr Srore 8 or Northern Kenrucky 2 or Findloy 5 or DMfron 7 or Wrighr Srore NA1A DISTRICT 22 14 Women's Tenms 115 A Very Special Season “They did whor no one in rhe district thought they could do. A lot of years we hod been favored to win hands down; this yecr we were nor favored end won rhe district anyhow Thor mode this season very, very special. ” Summing up his twentieth year of coaching men's tennis at CedorviTe. Dr. Murray Murdoch praised his ream's determination in o yeor When nothing come rembiy easy. With only two players returning from rhe vorsity Une up. former junior vorsity from rhe vorsity line-up, end doubles players filled rhe empty positions copoby. As o result, rhe reom compiled on impressive season's record of 15 wins ond 3 losses which included winning on exciting 5 4 march over Walsh. The Mid Ohio Conference title, ond rher fourteenth consecutive district crown. Guiding his reams with his skiled cooching hond. Cooch Murdoch hos amassed a pheno- mind record o' 336 wins ond 45 losses over rhe last twenty yeors In honor of rhs achieve menr. players past ond present go rher ed over the weekend of Moy 20 to pay rrtoure to their cooch. Cooch Murdoch stored of rhe reunion rher it was a tremendous rhrll for me ond a great opportunity to see some kids whom I haven't seen since they graduated from Ce dorviBe. Ranking as rhe ream's number one player for four yeors. coproin Gory Coiro provided leadership for rhe reom as on Acoderruc Al American; he graduated with on ouryonding record in both singles ond doubles Senior Bruce Richards moved up rhe ronks to ploy vorsity singles and provided rhe reom with critical vic- tories n both rhe M O C. ond dtsmer chomp on ships. jre9 116 Men's Tennis ■Ifit Row: Don e Wzer. Greg Frorfc. (Vob Encash. Sr eve Kuhn. DJ Oothe, Dob Gf«h. Bruce Wchords. Mery Newsome. Second Row: Gory Coro. Ken novefcon, )ed Perries. Dove Y ogr, Greg Moron. Frank Terketeen. Kevn Crawfcrd. Thurmon Poyron. Cooch Murdoch. Tlxrm Poyron CedorvJe 5 4 Molone CedorvJe 6 3 Ky Veileyon CedorvJe 9 0 UPU-Ft Woyne CedorvJe 6 3 Ky Wesleyan CedorvJe 6 1 or Mr. Vernon CedorvJe 6 3 or UPOEr. Woyne CedorvJe 7 2 Wlmngron CedorvJe 1 3 or Wrghr Srare CedorvJe 5 4 Wobh CedorvJe 5 MO OHO CONFERENCE 4 or Orrerbein CedorvJe Ceda-vJe Wahh Malone Mr Vernon CedorvJe 7 2 or Vlrrtngron TPANSYLVANA NVITAHCWAI Tronsytvono CedorvJe N Kentucky 24 Asoury 4 MoryvJe 2 CompbetevJe DQ NAIA D6TBJCT 22 CedorvJe Virrwy an Ok fron Modoc Mr Vernon Wabh NAIA NATIONALS 2lv ou- c 46 14 O O 7 7 Men's Tennis 1X7 Experienced Seniors Lead Team To Victories M exr year golf coach Dr. Allen Mon- roe may nor be blessed wirh os much success os he hos enjoyed in years posr. This yeor marks rhe grodu orion of four of Monroe's vorsiry play- ers, oil of who conrribured significant ro rhe 1985 season's success. The de- porrure of seniors Tom Greve, Tom Ew- ing, Dob Fires, and Dove Kolin will leave nexr year's ream devoid of some all- imporronr seasoning rhor only years of experience can provide. This exper- ience led rhe ream ro three rourna- menr victories rhis year: rhe Xavier and Tiffin Invirorionols and rhe covered NCCAA District III Championship. While rhe experience of rhe seniors provided opportunity for winning, a freshman. Mark Deed, ocruolly led rhe ream as its number one player wirh an overage of 77.9. Although nexr year will be rebuilding one. Coach Monroe can look forward ro Deed's return. 118 Go Genville Srore lovirorioool 9rh our of 12 Ceckyvile 314 348 Urbooo Cedorvie Invirorioool 2nd our of 9 MOC Invirorioool 2nd our of 5 Cedorvie 319 335 Siodoire Cedorvle 319 349 Oork Tech 1st our of 8 Cedorvie 319 437 Morni-Hamdron 3rd our of 9 Cedorvie384424 Wilmington 1y our of 11 Tiffin Invirorioool 3rd our of 5 Dluffron Invirorioool 2nd our of 12 Xovier Invirorioool 2nd our of 5 MOC March tsr our of 5 Molone Invirorioool 3rd our of 8 MOC Mcrch NCCAA Disrricr I NAIA Osrricr 22 Mcrch Record: 13-4-1 Go� 119 Letting Loose! inter quorrer is highlighted by the exor- ng, exhitorcring boskerbol gomes held in rhe orhlerc center. Srudenrs look forword every week ro lerring loose ond screaming rheir lungs our ro cheer on rhe Ye ow Jockers The boskerboi: gomes would be much less exoring, however, if nor for rhose specio' peo- ple who cheer, perform, ond conrribure rheir musicol obiry ro leod rhe crowd in cheers The cheerleaders work exrro hord in preporing for rhe basketball gomes. Physicol conditioning, leahng cheers, ond supparing rhe various reams keeps rhem busy throughout rhe year. The flog reom provides enrerroinmenr dur- ing pre-gcme ond hotf-rime, dong routines ro songs ployed by rhe pep-bond. The pepbond ploys o mcjor par in school spirir by ploying spirired songs rhor usuolly moke rhe fons srond ro rheir feet cheering. Mr. Di- cuird, teoda of rhe pep-bond, has a spedol rotenr fa teoding rhe bond in songs Ike SJoopy rha ore perfect or rhe right moment. The one thing rha students wJI remember once they groducre from CedorvUe Colege is rhe fun-filed, crozy boskerboll gomes during winter quorrer. Wirhour rhe cheerleaders, flog reom ord pep-bond, rhe memories would nor be quire so vivid. 120 Sprt Spirit 121 JT «3 H if 5| 1! ? si ’ ms« i Il|S HSS$ s sr § y 5 f 15s 2« fiiiiIlH!i 2, q s S 9 '• S' ■? « sdfilP Q 5 I $ A}6 ? !HflUa‘«s 51 57 « ' 5 _ 2 g a 2 . Ss? m u !ii all 1 o y 2.8? 9' 8 5- o c c o a I i1? 3 3 s a 3S ro co Mission specialist Bruce McCandless takes a walk in space in early 1984. In the photo he is seen using the so- called manned maneuvering unit as he moved away from the Shuttle Challenger during the eight-day space mission. The Statue of Liberty cele- brated her 98th birthday in 1984 and she began to show her age. The statue was worn from constant pummeling by wind, salt air and acid rain, and the iron ribbing support- ing the copper covering was badly corroded. A two-year restoration began in July 1984. It included a new gold- plated torch. Louisville, Kentucky, March 12, 1985. Murray Haydon, right, was moved out of the intensive care unit at Humana Hospital Audubon, and into a room next door to William Schroeder, left. The two are recipients of permanent artifi- cial heart. Surgeon William DeVries performed the trans- plants. 124 Current Events Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale made history when he chose a woman, Geraldine Ferraro as his vice presidential running mate. Mondale and Ferraro were nominated on the Democratic ticket at the par- ty convention in San Fran- cisco in July. He announced early in his campaign that to lower the federal deficit in- creased taxes would be nec- essary. Tukulababa, Sudan, No- vember, 18, 1984, A man's emaciated body shows the effects of malnutrition as he lies in front of sick children at the Tukulababa refugee camp in Sudan. The world looked on in horror at pictures like this one when they real- ized the extent of starvation in Africa. Current Events 125 President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush sought re-election in 1984. He vowed not to raise taxes and ran on his record of the previous' four years. His tactic worked. President Rea- gan won re-election with the biggest electoral vote in the nation's history with 49 per- cent of the total vote. The United States Marines arrived in Beirut in 1982. Leba- non was torn by civil war and foreign invasion. In 1984 when the Marines left, more than 260 Marines were dead, Lebanon was still at war with most of its territory occupied by foreign troups and its gov- ernment tottering. I 126 Currenr Eveors Bhopal. India December 7, 1984. An Indian woman cra- dles her baby blinded by poi- sonous gas which leaked from a Union Carbide pesticide factory in central India. Many people suffered blindness, eye ulcers, and eye irritation. Doctors also reported still- births, and said long-term ef- fects could include perma- nent blindness, partial paraly- sis. lung, liver and kidney dam- age. The United States did well in the Summer Olmpics, winning 83 gold medals. 61 silver, and 30 bronze. Mary Lou Retton won the all-around gold med- al and led the gymnastics team to a silver medal; she also won bronze medals for the floor exercise and the un- even parallel bars and took a silver medal for the vault. The Soviet Union and other Com- munist countries boycotted the Summer Olympics. Loma Linda, California, No- vember, 1984. Baby Fae lis- tens to her mother's voice over the telephone just 13 days after the infant's historic heart transplant at Loma Lin- da University Medical Center. The baby was born with a de- formed heart and without a transplant she had a very small chance of surviving. Doctors decided to experi- mentally replace Baby Fae's deformed heart with that of a baboon. I Currenr Ever 127 An Extended Family A student enters his classroom end sits down pensively, woir'ng expectant- ly, trustfully for the mind-guiding words rhor come from his professor. Down the holl, onother student confused by his finoncio! stotemenr, receives sound odvice ond o trusted explonorion thor deors up the difficulty. For from being on independent ex perience. ottending college requires students to trust God to bring them into contact with fcculty ond staff members rhor become port of on extended ond trusted family. On the fotowing pages the Miracle staff presents the faces of those whom we os o student body hove come to depend on ond love so greatly. 129 Faculty Robert Abbas, Ph. D. Professor of Psychology Merlin Ager, Ph. D. Professor of Education Irene B. Alyn, R.N., Ph D. Professor of Nursing Lyle Anderson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Music J. Wesley Baker, M.A. Ass t. Professor of Speech Lois Baker, R.N.. M S N Assistant Professor of Nursing Sue Baker, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Education Richard Baldwin. M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Stanley N. Ballard, Ph D. Professor of Psychology Ray Bartholomew, Ph.D. Professor of Englsh Patricia L. Bates, M.S. Dean of Women Janet A. Bauer, M S. Assistant Professor of Nursing Donald Baumann, Ph D. Professor of Biology and Chemistry Harmon Bergen, M.A Associate Professor of Foreign Languages James Biddle, Ph D. Professor of Education Sharon Biddle, Ph.D Associate Academic Vice President Omer Bonenberger, D.Ed. Associate Professor of Education Janice Bosma, M.L.'S. Assistant Dir. of Library Services Tim Bos worth, M A. Dean of Mon Edwin Bralthwalte, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Lynn Brock, M.L.S. Droctor of Lbrary Servces Debra Brown, M B A. Assistant Professor of Marketing Elaine Brown, M Ed Assistant Professor of P.E. Stephen Brown, M L.S. Associate Dir. of Library Services 130 Focuky Donald Callan, Ph D. Professor of P.E. Chartos Clevenger, DM A. Assistant Professor of Music Michael DICuIrcl, M M Assistant Professor of Music Pamela S. Diehl, Ph. D. Associate Professor of P.E. Charles DUton, M.S. Ass't Dir. of Instruction Mecia Pat Landers Dixon, M. Ed Associate Professor of English Charles D. Dolph, Ph D. Associate Professor of Psychology Richard Durham, Th. D. Professor of Bible and Greek Lee Elmers, Ph. D. Assoc. Prof, of Physics Math Sharon Elmers, M. Sp. Ed. Assistant Professor of Education Charles Ellington, Ph D. Professor of Music A. Elmore, M.A.T. Professor of Biology. Emeritus Daniel Estes, Th. M. Ass't Professor of Btoie and Greek Citfprd Fawcett, D B A. Professor of Management Jean Fisher, M.A Assoc Professor of Christian Ed. Dennis Flentge, Ph D. Assistant Professor of Cherratry Dwayne Frank, D.Ed. Professor of Education Ellen Glanvllle, M S Ed. Ass't Professor of Specie! Ed Edward L Greenwood, D.A. Professor of Engisn Robert Gromackl, Th.D. Professor of BfcXe and Greek Ronald Grosh, Ph D. Associate Professor of Engish Helen L. Hall, M.A. Associate Professor of Education Joseph G. Halsey, M .Ed Assoc Professor of Poitical Sci Sand! Hamer, M.A Assist ont Professor of English Foculry 131 Marinus Hazen, M.B.A . C P A. Assistant Professor of Business Larry Helmlck, Ph D. Professor of Chemistry Karol Hunt, Ph D. Assistant Professor of P.E. Martha Johnson, M.A. Ass't Professor of Secretarial Sci Betsy L. Kempt, B.S. Ass't. Prof, of Sec. Science Lawrence Killian, M.A. Associate Professor of Biology Elvln P. King, M Ed. Associate Professor of P.E. Mark Ktlmek, M.S.N Assistant Professor of Nursing Mark Larson, M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish James Lelghtenhelmer, B.A. Instructor of Broadcasting Barbara Loach, M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish Mike Lopez, Ph D. Assistant Professor of Comm. Arts Philip McClure, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music John McGilllvray, M S Assistant Professor of P.E. James E. McGoldrlck, Ph.D. Professor of history David Matson, Ph.D. Professor of Music Douglas J. Miller, Ph D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry AUen Monroe, Ph.D. Professor of Social Science Beverly Monroe, M.A. Associate Professor of Education Kurt Moreland, M.A. Assistant Professor of Comm. Arts J. Murray Murdoch, Ph.D. Professor of history David Ormsbee, B.A Director of Admissions Charles Pagnard, M.A Ass't Professor of Music Pobert Parr, M.A Assistant Professor of Sociology 132 Faculty Donald Parvln, M Div Assistant Professor of Bibte Gary Perce sepe, M.A. Assistant Professor of Phiosophy James Phipps, Ph.D. Professor of Communication Arts Terry Phipps, M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Marlin Rayburn, M.A. Associate Professor of Comm. Arts Anne Rich, M S . C.P A. Assistant Professor of Accounting Jack Riggs, Th.D. Profossor of Bdo David Robey, M.A. Ass't Professor of Comm. Arts Rex Rogers, Ph 0. Associate Professor of Poltical Sci. David L. Rotman, M A T.. C.D.P. Assistant Professor of Business Maureen O. SaUaday, R.N.. M.P.H. Assistant Professor of Nursing James Seaman, Ph D. Associate Professor of Marketing Ula Seaman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education John SIMus, Ph D. Associate Professor of Bosogy Ruth Slocum, M.N. Assistant Professor of Nursing Galen Smith, M S. Assistant Professor of Economics Sarah Smith, Ph D. Assistant Professor of Accounting Edward E. Spencer, M.A. Professor of Engish Kart Stahl, M.A Assistant Professor of Music Ronald J. Walker, M S. Associate Profossor of Business Dave Warren, Th.M. Associate Professor of B e Daniel Wetzel, Ph D Professor of Physics and Math Stephen Young, B.A. Instructor of P.E Foculty 133 -= STAFF Ruth Ager Sec. to Assoc. Academic Dean John Anglea Budget Dir.. Bus. Mgr's Office Diane Auckland Student Employment Institutional Loan Co orcSnator. Financal Aid Office Mary Auckland Bookstore. Secretary Martha Baldwin P.R., Composer Operator Donna Belght Post Office. Clerk Grace Belkert Secret ary Clerk. Physical Rant Audrey Bergen Bookstore. Mgr Text Book Dept. Betty J. Bertschlnger Patterson Clinic. Director Brenda Boiey Patterson Cine. Suoervisor James Bowersox Security Officer. Physical Ront Richard Bowersox Busness Mgr's Office. Controller Connie Bradds Post Office. Clerk Jeffrey D. Brock Dev. Office. Dir. Annual Giving Mark Brown Dir. of Security. Physical Plant Margaret Burrichter Business Mgr’s Office. Cashier Debbie Cagwin Bus. Mgr's Office Accts. Pay. Clerk Fran Cambell Bookstore. Accts. Pay . Receivable Jack Cambell Dir. Academic Records Registrar Alberta Carr Bookstore. Sales Clerk Music Supp. James Coiu WCDft Field Representative Stuart Chatte . post Office Manager Jim Chambers . Gen. Vont. — Physical Plant Harry Cole Bookstore. Ass't Manoger 134 Staff Deborah Compton Acodemic Records, Records Clerk Wllman Conklin Dev Office. C.R.T. Operator Ron Corioli Public Relations Director Robert Couch Ass't Dir Fnanccf Aid Both Coy Sec. Otancelor's Off. Patt. Clnic Sherry Coy Sec. Student Services Jett Cunningham Electronic Tech.. Physical Plant Marte Dailey Sec. Placement Services Jeannle Day Bookstore Sales Clerk School Supp John DeMeester Head Resident Steve DePenning Campus Mftstries. Dir. of Compassion Puppet Ministries Norma Deranek Rniancial Aid Secretary Margaret Dillon Patterson Clinic. Office Co-ordinator Linda Divan A.V Services Co-ordinator Cheryl Draa Communication Arts Secretary Sandra O. Entner Director of Counseing Service Patricia Farrow Heod Resident Judy Fires Sec.. Vice President for Dev. Nancy Flssel Bus. Mgrs Office. Head Cashier David Gattner Director of Placement Paul H. Gathany General Manager David Gldley Director of Financial Aid Irene Gldley Sec.. President's Offce Margaret Green Camp. M v Oft. Mg' MIS Co ordnator Staff 135 May Greenwood Sec Academic Vice President Do Wayne Grooms WCDR Music Lbrary Robert Gwlnn HUAC — Physical Plant Hugh T. Hall Dev. Off. Dir. of Church Relations Lorraine Ann Halladay Secretary. Nursing Barbara Henderson 8ookstore. Cosher Carolyn Hollopetor WCDR Tape Duplicating CounseSng Sec. Agnes Howell Head Resident Patricia Huber Social Science Secretory Helen Hunt Sec. Physical Plant Leigh Hunt Director of Physical Plant Robert Hunt Carpenter — Physical Plant Judy Johnson Circulation Supervisor — Library Timothy Johnson Storekeeper — Physical Plant Byron Jones Plumber — Physical Plant Emily Kaufman WCDR Secretory JoAnne Kendall Admissions Correspondence Sec. Helen T. King Education Secretary Nancy Knautt Student Services Receptionist Gary P. Kuhn Director of Alumni Matthew E. Kunlcel Head Resident Susan Larson P.R Graphic Artist Patricia J. Lee Bus Mgr's Office — Payroll Mgr Diane Llchtenstelger Busness Admin. Sec. 136 Sroff Bruce Maddux WCCft — Electronic Technician Dawn Mathews Admn Computer Sen . — Compote Opr Mark Mathews Ass t Dir. Rec Activities Stanley Matthews Gen. Mont. Car pen toe — Physical Plant Bernice Mick Bookstore Monoger Cheryl A. Miller Christian Ministries Secretary Mary Mitchell Pubic Relations Sec. Paul Paollno Painter — Physical Plant Beatrice Prlnty Head Resident David Purrlngton Ass't Dir. of Physical Plant Jennifer Bought Library — M.P.C. Supervisor Sharon Paw son Admissions Office Manoger Ethel Bay bum Library Secretary Car! Ruby Admissions Representative Ruth Sagra ves Financial Aid Secretary David Samuel WCDR Audo Engineer Douglas SJoquist Dir. of Admin. Computer Serv. Jon Sklilman WCDR Program Operations Dir. John Smith Financial Aid Clerk Michele Smith library — Serials Co-ordrvator Acquisitions Clerk Roscoe Smith Admissions — Visitor Co ordinator Dorothy Spencer Sec.. Vice President for Bus Ida St. Clair Bus. Mgr's Off. Switchboard Opr. Heod Recept. Mary Stahl Bookstore — Cashier Sr off 137 Joan St root Heod Resident Kathy Sturgis Campus Min. Ass't Dir. of Music Rae Taylor Akmrv — Socrotary Virginia Taylor Development Researcher Sto von Thompson Ass't. Dir. of Financial Aid John TocknoM WCDR — Station Chiof Engneer Bonnie Vickman Copy Center — Supervisor Jett Vickman Schedule Control — Physical Plant Allan Vino Post Offico — Clerk Don Wagner FPE — A C. Equip.. Coordinator Richard O. Walker Director of Campus Activities Paul R. Ware Heod Groundskeeper — Phys. Plant Phyllis Wetzel Planned Giving — Sec. Cynthia WoHli Financici Aid — Sec. Carla Womack Academic Records — Clerk Glenda Womack Health. P.E. — Sec. Jay Womack Auto Mechanic — Physical Plant Mark Womack HPE — Sports Info. Dir. Gerrl Wyse Bookstore — Cashier 138 Sroff FACULTY AXD STAFF OF THE YEAR Vucr Oorte Mr. Stuart Chaffe: To be ossooored with CedcrviHe College meons very much ro me beeouse ir yonds For the Word of God cod The Tesrimooy of Jesus Chrty. As o yudenr ir wos o privilege for me ro sir under rhe insrrucrion of Gody profes- sors ond dso ro listen ro chopel specl er$ who coornbured ro my spiritual growth. Fnerdsh:ps mode during rhose student doys hove conrin- ued Through rhe yeors ond hove been o scxrce of rich blessing. As o sroff member, ir is ooy for me -o hove rhe oppomjoty ro serve rhe Lcyd m o Christian environmenr ond ro enjoy rhe fellowshp of members of rhe college fomily. To hove o smol port on o reom rhor 6 prepormg students for their future ministry is very rewording I am groreful ro God for giving me o dedcored sroff rhor enjoys their work ond does tr os unro rhe Lore. Although serving rhe ennre edege fomfy is a pleosure, it is particularly rhrMng ro meet second gereroron yudenrs ond MK’s whose parents were former dassmares. Ir hos been on exdring experience ro watch rhe Lord bless end enlorge the mnisrry of Ce dorvil’e CoKege duhng rhe 29 yea's rhor my wife ond I hove been ossooored with tr. Along me me. my wfe ond daughter oro proud ro hove CoderviRe College os our AJmo Merer. Should rhe Lo'd so wl, we woud be deighred to see our rh'ee gronddoughrers olso groduore from Cedorvrfle Cdege Sruorr Chcffe Dr. James Phipps: Ir is herd to express rhe grorirude rhor is felr or receiving o student genero’ed oword To be recognized by rhose rhor you seek ro serve is o greet honor. The Lord hos given me o greet love for Cecorv te College ond irs srudenrs; ond. in ret- rospect, I con see His leoding in so many of rhe events of my life here. He hos provided for me o fomly which olso loves rhe college ond is very supportive of me in rhe amount of effort rhor is necessory ro try ro do o good job os o reocher He hos clso provded foculry, coleogues, ond odmm s’rorors who continually challenge me ro grow professionally ond spirttuoty. These people ore more vc joWe to me rhon anyone con express The foculry owo'd could hove eosiy been oworded ro meny of them. Ir is my prayer rhor we may o! be obe to work together ro see God's work continue or Cedorvile by challenging eoch orher ro grow in our relationship with Him. 139 P ircmt P tircsm© Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morse and family Wiscasset, ME Pastor and Judy Moser Ashland. OH Walter and Lois Moser Brook Park. OH Bob and Marge Mowry Sherwood, MI Mr. and Mrs. Ken Muckley Strasburg, OH Clifford and Vera Musselman Noblesvillc, IN Carl and Iva Jean Nasse Canajohatie. NY Lawrence and Pearl Neal Sharon Ville. OH Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Nemecek Hollywood. FL L. Nervo New York. NY Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Netzley Shepherd. Ml Bill and Barbara Nickoson Dayton. OH Mrs. Vera Oakes Binghamton. NY Judge and Mrs. G.L. Oliver Alexandria, VA Mrs. Beulah J. Olson Deco rah, IA Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn I. Orr, Jr. Munde. IN Mr. and Mrs. Webster Orton Algona, IA Phil and Judy Parks Hancock. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patrick Kettering, OH Mr. and Mrs. Garold L. Paxson, Jr. Kokomo. IN Mr. and Mrs. Silas Pearson Springfield. MA Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perrott Horsehoads. NY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Phillips. Sr. Sebring, FL Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Pierce Dublin. OH 43017 Lori Pitonyak’s parents Bellwood. PA Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Plooy Waukesha. Wl Edwin J. and Jean A. Pratt Ypsilanti, Ml William and Elsie Prevost Greenlawn. NY Mr. and Mrs. Phil Parman Epworth, IA Mr. and Mrs. Ford M. Patrick Columbus, OH Mrs. Margund Pearson MiUburn. NY Ron and Louise Perkins Hinckley. OH Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Peters Troy. OH Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Phipps III Coates ville. PA Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pomeroy Troy. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pugh Louisville, OH Mr. and Mrs. John Racz Hoffman Estates. IL Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ramey Lombard. IL Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray Lebanon. OH Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed Mt. Sidney, VA Mr. and Mrs. George E. Reede Geigertown. PA Mr. and Mrs. Pete Reese Saugus. CA Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Regnier Toledo. OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reichard Gilbertsville, PA Rev. William and Gloria Reid Hong Kong Warren and Eva Richards Lima, OH Louis and Virginia Richardson Columbus. NJ Mr. and Mrs. James Rickard Richland. WA 140 Porenr Porroos pM mt Patrols Loren and Audry Terpstra Sully. I A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Tewksbury Sheffield Village. OH Art Thompson Endkott, NY Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Thompson Berea. OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Thompson Bridge ville. DE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Todd Plain view. MN Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tome Detroit, Ml Mr. and Mrs. James R. Triehy Pepperell. MA Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Troyer Kentwood. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wassenaar Grand Rapids. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weber Bigfork. MT Linden and Judith Welch Huntington. MD Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiss Centerville. OH Ted and Jan Weitkamp Jacobus. PA Bob and Mary Whitaker West Chester. OH Mrs. John S. White Orlando. FL Rev. Richard D. Whittenburg Houston. TX Lucille F. Wight Ravcnswood. WV Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Wyand Hagerstown. MD Dr. and Mrs. Rod Wyse Cedarville. OH Duane and Kathy Young Columbus Grove, OH Donna and Thomas Young Orlando. FL Mr. and Mrs. John Zehrung San Pablo. CA Ernie and Hazel Truman Greenville. SC Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wilson Rave ns wood. WV Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Tuttle Spring City, PA Rev. and Mrs. C.R. Windnagle Spencer. NY Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Tyler Portage. Ml Dwight and Jan Winkleman Buffalo Center, IA Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ulmer Seymour, IN Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vanness Stickney, 1L Mr. and Mrs. David Van Schoick Bergen. NY Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ve Strand Westfield. NY Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Wagner West Long Branch. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker Cornwall. NY Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wallace Worthington. OH Don and Marlene Walter Findlay. OH Don and Barbara Ward Hudson. IA William and Beth Warfield Greenwood. IN Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wolcott Chardon. OH 142 Pacnr Porrocs The Day Has Come . . . The prepororion sroge 6 row drawing ro a dose We feel somewhat prepo'ed in our major, we've seen ourselves change. moture, cod esrcbfeh He rime values. We've often questioned, Why Lord? Why con'r I be out in the world now? But rhor day has come We hesitate. We ponder For the goodbyes ore sod to soy: those friends ro whom we entrusted our Ives, those friends with whom we've spen- hours toughing ond crying, those friends who wi ofwoys be in our memories But rho day has come As you took at the next few poges. you will see our poms, our changes, ond our wisdom For we shol stand together on rhor graduation doy. united os one. soon to be scattered, soon to be foeed with unknown challenges, ond soon to leave precious friends Brenda .tomes Seniors 145 Charles E. Abel Business Administration Covington. Kentucky Joyce Ann Abel Accounting Greenwood. Indiana Shari Lynn Altlmus Physical Education Olmsted Falls. Ohio Gary B. Anderson Hugh M. Anderson Wayne Paul Anderson Chemistry History Business Administration Rlngwood. New Jersey Moundsville.West Virginia Hamburg. New York Dave C. Averlll Bible Preseminary New Hampton. Iowa 146 Seniors Klmra 1. Ayres Accounting Cincinnati. Ohio Sharon Lynn Banzhof Business Administration Muncy. Pennsylvania April Lynne Ames English Florence. New Jersey Tina Lynn Ashley Elementary Education We!Is ton. Ohio James R. Barber Behavioral Sdence Psvchoio Seminole. Florida Daniel Dale Barf ell Bible Comprehensive Elkhart. Indiana Lorene F. Barram Elemenaty Education Medina. Ohio Deborah Ann Battaglia Accounting Cedarvllle. Ohio Robert A. Bauer Business Administration Beavercreek. Ohio Judy L. Bears Nursing Denver. Colorado Jon D. Belght Bible Comprehensive Brownsburg. Indiana Robert Carl Belkert Jr. Bible Preseminary Cedarvllle. Ohio James Robert Benedict Elementary Education Port Huron. Michigan Laurie Ann Benedict Physical Education Kalamaroo. Michigan Jim A. Bennett Bible Preseminary Randolph. New York Jay Paul Benson Broadcasting Zanesville. Ohio Shellle L. Benson English Rochester. Illinois Seniors 147 Julie Marie Bergman Elementary Education Tacoma. Washington Diane Louise Blasdell English Education Eden. New York Ricky Clayton Bowers Accounting Amherst. Ohio 148 Seniors Lor! E. Bishop Accounting Birmingham. Michigan Sara J. Blackburn Nursing Xenia. Ohio David Joseph Blackston Bible Comprehensive Cincinnati. Ohio Brenda L. Blass Nursing Dayton. Ohio Jenny Anne Boer Elementary Education Croydon. Victoria. Australia Wendy S. Border Business Administration Beach City. Ohio Aaron Timothy Bowes Bible Preseminary Little Current. Ontario Robin R. Bowling Alice Paulette Boyd Speech Secondary Ed. Spanish Columbus. Ohio Rowley. Massachusetts Linda Lee Briggs Music Education Jay. New York Beth Britton Biology Kingston. Michigan Glen Chalmcr Brown Business Administration Jefferson. Ohio Tracy Lee Brown Speech Middletown. Ohio Esther Kae Buck lew Nursing Newark. Ohio Dale J. Burdick History Education Elkhart. Indiana David C. Burghen Business Administration Audubon. New Jersey M. Scott Burtis Bible Comprehensive Syracuse. New York D. Lynn Butcke Broadcasting Dayton. Ohio Cynthia L. Butler Elementary Education Sandusky. Ohio Seniors 149 Warren William Byrd Prelaw Edmeston. New York Randy Ivan Caldejon American Studies Patuxent River. Maryland SALLY COCHRAN Psdm 96 soys ro sing ro rhe Lord o new song. Thor is exactly whar I om free ro do since I mer Jesus Chrisr. Five years ogo He challenged me ro occepr his offer of rord forgiveness from sins and ro receive losring power ro lead o new life. By His grace I cccepred rhor gift of forgiveness (whar freedom!) and now I con doily learn ro ler rhor power change me. Of course I foil and ofren forger His ways, bur He is foirhful and will nor forger rhe work He has begun in me. Precious also is rhe knowledge rhor I om o parr of rhe body of Chrisr one someday I will know rhe body and see ir function os o whole Ir is rhe Chrisr I see in others rhor exdres me for erernol rhings. Dovid soys in Psolm 27 rhor he would hove foinred unless he had believed rhor he would see rhe goodness of rhe Lord in rhe land of rhe living This is our hope and ir is sure. Life is o challenge and we hove mony questions, bur we hove on understanding rhor gives purpose and meaning ro oil rhings. In His perfect rime we will see rhe full result of our work because of God's work through Chrisr. Christ ser His heart on doing rhe will of rhe Father and was obedient ro rhe end. Now we con follow Him ond be o porr of His life- giving work. He has changed everything. He gives new strength ond on erernol hope, most of oil He gives us rhe bve which covers o multitude of sins. People con then become our most precious resource ond our highest joy. Since rhe Lord is nor slock concern ng His promise ro us, we know our work ir Him is profitable. Jon David Call an Elementary Education Ccdarvlllc. Ohio Jill Marie Campbell Music Education Plymouth. Indiana Darleen Louise Carano Nursing Mlo. Michigan Daniel W. Carey Psychology Unlontown. Ohio Lisa Michele Casteel Nursing Midland. Michigan Allyson Anne Chapin English Union vlllc. Ohio 150 Seniors Gary Justin Colro Psychology Amston. Connecticut Randall J. Cook Chemistry Howard City, Michigan David Keith Christmas Business Administration Brunswick, Ohio Kevin L. Clark Accounting Frankenmuth, Michigan Laurie D. Colas Business Administration Anchorage. Alaska r L_________ J____!___________J Angela F. Cooke Speech Toledo. Ohio Cheryl Lynn Clayton Nursing Garfield Heights. Ohio Shelley L. Clements English Loudonvllle. Ohio Rebecca Josephine Colthorp Psychology Frultport. Michigan A Ronald D. Comfort Physical Education Kokomo. Indiana Gary S. Cooke Broadcasting Indianapolis, Indiana Luis A. Corchado Prelaw Pennsauken. New Jersey Sen iocs 151 Jennifer D. Cranlck Mathematics Lake Orion, Michigan Ruth Ann Darr Elementary Education Bedford, Ohio 152 Seniors Christine Marie Dell Speech Watervllet. Michigan Traci Lynn Cotton Physical Education Panama Nancy D. Crick Spanish Greenville, Ohio Craig Robert Cotton Computer Info. Sys. Bus. Ad. Cherry Hill, New Jersey Shawn L. Dexter Physical Education Pine City, New York Jeffrey Keith Dllley Accounting Mishawaka. Indiana Mark Taylor Dalhouse History Raleigh, North Carolina Richard D. Danec Political Science Columbus. Ohio Daniel B. Cowser Business Administration Griffith, Indiana Mark A. Craig Bible Comprehensive Brownsburg, Indiana Karel Diane Dobbel Elementary Education Schroon Lake. New York Terri Lynne Driscoll Business Administration East Windsor. New Jersey William John Drummer Jr. Biology Falrvlew Village. Pennsylvania Gregory S. Dud row Accounting Springfield. Ohio Cynthia J. Dull Elementary Education Jackson. Michigan David Craig Dustin Political Science Marllla. New York Jennifer Susan Dye Behavioral Sc!. Psychology Cable. Ohio Cathy Carol Eckam Physical Education West Seneca. New York David Paul Eckert Mathematics Burlington Flats. New York Daniel Earl Edwards Bible Comprehensive Klpton. Ohio R. Michael Edwards Business Administration Mishawaka. Indiana Mitchell D. Ely Bible Preseminary Troy, Ohio Seniors 153 Tricla Maurine Emerson Speech Broadcasting Oakley. California Steven Raymond Erickson Computer Info. Systems Clearwater. Florida Brandi Lee Fisher Nursing Ellzabethon. PA 154 Seniors Julia L. English Music Education Tlpp City. Ohio Paul Thomas Ewing, Jr. Bible Preseminary Grcensburg, Indiana Lorene Leigh Fornell Elementary Education Barron. Wisconsin Catherine E. Farley Elementary Education Huntington. New York Henry Joseph Forrest Chemistry Pine Valley. New York Susan Carol Frazier Nursing Munde. Indiana Julie Diane Erdmann Physical Education Southfield. Michigan Robert W. Fires Physical Education Cedarvllle. Ohio Brian S. Ensminger Business Administration Edina, Minnesota MIKE EDWARDS Robert William Freeman English Secondary Education Flint. Michigan lr didn'r rcke long for me ro reclize rhor I hod mode rhe righr choice. Immediorely ofrer serring foor on campus, I began learning ond growing in ways which I hod nor previously onricipored. Now, ofrer broadening my horizons ond firming up cerroin foundorionol beliefs, I feel berrer prepared ro rake on rhe challenges rhar wil be woiring for me upon groduorion. I have rruly enjoyed my excellence experience” ond would nor rrode ir for onyrhing, bur rhis is nor rhe end of my educarion. I plan ro conrinue leorning ond growing,-1 challenge you. whoever you ore ond wherever you go, ro do rhe some. Bur grow in grace, ond in rhe knowledge of our Lord ond Savior Jesus Chrisr. To him be glory borh now ond forever. Amen” 2 Perer 3:18. Donna Marie Freeburger Elemetnary Education Southampton. Pennsylvania L] ey woir 0 rninure-, fn ° corpenrer, nor o srudenr! 11 This ourrogeously wild idea of orrending college srruck my mind while I wos feverishly slaving owoy on rhe job. Why should I change my career porh or rhis poinr? I surely couldn'r go ro college ofrer working four yeors be- yond high school groduorion ... or could P Why nor? Life is o conrinuous leorning process, ond we ore ol srudenrs regardless of oge. I hod many lessons ro learn, ond Cedar- ville College seemed ro be rhe place ro lecrn rhem, especial- ly since rhor happened ro be where rhe Lord wos direcring me Steven Earl Freeman Bible Comprehensive Flint. Michigan Kim Joy Fry Speech Bloomington. Illinois Cynthia A. Gaiiand Business Administration Hartwlclc. New York Deborah D. Gardner English Education Pa task ala. Ohio Sen xs 155 Teresa Annette Geiger Suiting Lima, Ohio Dan A. George Business Administration Hillsdale, Michigan Lynette Marie Gersema Suiting Shell Rock. Iowa Mai Derrick Gibson Bible Preseminary Cambridge City. Indiana Crissie-Ann M. Gorges Physical Education Elyria, Ohio George Charles Gorman Physical Education San Juan. Puerto Rico Thomas Alan Greve Physical Education Greensburg, Indiana Katrina Renee Gruet Business Administration Hagerstown. Maryland Thomas James Gruet Elizabeth A. Habermehl Bible Comprehensive Business Administration Gloversvllle. Sew York Lennon. Michigan Caryn Beth Hakes Elementary Education Lombard. Illinois Debra C. Hancock Elementary Education Cedarvllle. Ohio 156 Seniors aren Jacqueline Harrington Physical Education Biology Akron. Michigan Nadine Sue Harris Elementary Education Milton. Indiana Joy Ann Hart Mathematica Greenville. Ohio David A. Hartsough Business Administration South Bend, Indiana Janet L. Hazen Elementary Education Beavercreek. Ohio Heather M. He flick Carol Lee Helmlck Social Science Business Administration Prospect. Ohio West Milton. Ohio Rebecca K. Henderson Elementary Education New Bethlehem. PA Debbie Kay Henry Elementary Education Anderson. Indiana Kelly Jean Herbert Speech Waterloo. Iowa Benjamin James Herr Behavioral Sc!. Psychology Mechanlcsburg. Ohio Rick R. Herrington Business Administration International Falls. MN Sertws 157 Tamra E. Hershberger Elementary Education Goshen. Indiana Linda Ann Hess Elementary Education Akron. Ohio Lori Ann Hess Elementary Education Akron, Ohio Lorrie Ellen Hickey Business Administration Dayton. Ohio Daniel K. Hicks Joeleah Joy Hill Robin L. Hllsmeler Shawn M. HInk son Chemistry English Elementary Education Physical Education Fort Wayne. Indiana Davenport. Iowa North Olmsted. Ohio North Tonawanda. N.Y. Lori Ann Hlppard Kimberly June Holliday Irvin Raymond Holly Kathl Jo Holman Business Administration Nursing Computer Into. Systems Elementary Education Shelbyvllle. Illinois Huntsville. Ontario Cedarvllle. Ohio Freeport. Illinois 158 Sectors Deborah C. Holmes Elementary Education Parkersburg. West Virginia Keith William Holt Mathematica Omaha, Nebraska Barbara L. Hood Business Education Callipolis. Ohio Robert G. Hood Business Administration Galllpolls. Ohio Beth Ellen Hombeck Psychology Perry. Michigan Jack Alan Horner Chemistry Fostorla. Ohio JILL CAMPBELL i ome. When I think of my home, my mind is filled wirh I cherished memories of my fomSy, my childhood and ing Through mony changes ro reach odulrhood. My por- ts creored a learning and loving atmosphere in my home, d it was very hard for me ro moke the initial adjustment Cedorville when I first come here as a freshman four ors ogo Vhen I look bock over the rime I have spent at Cedorville lege, my mind is filled with mony of the some things that ore induded in my thoughts of home. I hove gone from o child ro on adult in mony areas of my life. I have mode special friends, gone through special poins, experienced mony trials ond learned from many people and situations. If I could sum up my feelings in one word, it would be change. Every change is a challenge ro grow, ro become the person I am meant ro be. As my rime or Cedaville nears on end, I con truly soy the Lord has filed my mind wirh mony cherished memories and chcllenged me ro grow ro become the person He meant for me ro be. And he hath pur o new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, ond shall trust in the Lord Psalm 40.3. Seniors 159 Lori Ann Horner Nursing Hauppauge. New York Richard G. Horsfall Speech Northfleld. Ohio r j Melanie Neudeck Irving Ele. Ed. English Dele van. New York Robert Blair Jacobson Business Administration Dayton. Ohio Katherine J. Jlllson Mathematics Hackensack. New Jersey Debra K. Johnson Elementary Education North Adams. Massachusettes 160 Servers Carolyn Adrian Hunter Nursing Amityvllle. New York r ” Brenda K. James Elementary Education Wheaton. Illinois Randall Lee Johnson Nursing Mellen. Wisconsin Nate A. Hunter Physical Education DuBols, Pennsylvania Todd K. Jefson Accounting Decatur Illinois Glen Arthur Jones Accounting Preaemlnary Holt. Michigan Paul E. Jones Business Administration Holt. Michigan Thomas R. Jude Bible Comprehensive Columbus. Ohio David A. Kammeyer Business Administration Pataskala. Ohio Paul Stephen Kasablan Accounting Bus. Ad. Johnson City, New York Birgit Elizabeth Kass Nursing Centerville. Ohio Wayne Warren Kelsling Jr. Accounting Prottsburg. New York Brian Philip Kennedy Bible Preseminary Cambridge, Ontario Mary Lou Kincaid Elementary Education Elyria. Ohio Eileen Faye Kirby Secondary Ed. English Prospect. Ohio Kathleen Renee Kirby Business Administration Prospect. Ohio Ruth Elizabeth Klrtland Mathematics Berkeley Heights. New Jersey Seniors 161 Robert James Kojko English South River. New Jersey Terry L Kyle Nursing Mt. Vernon. Ohio Carol Lynn Koppe Business Administration Bergenfleld. New Jersey Jill Carver Kramer Elementary Education Lexington, Kentucky Shari L. Kratche Elementary Education Willoughby Hills. Ohio Daniel Reuel La Ponsle Mathematics Cass City. Michigan November, 1980: My first visit ro Cedorville College. Ir wos my senior year in high school, and I came ro visir this school simply ro sorisfy o curiosity For o Floridion, ir's hard ro imagine oneself in o serring where rhe sun doesn'r shine from October ro Moyl I hod left 80° weorher and hod a craving for ice cream; Ohio wos experiencing irs first snowfall of rhe yeor, and I gor srronge srores as I ordered my double dip ice cream cone and ore ir ourside — rhe first bad sign. Also, I hod driven ol nighr ro ger here, srayed in Williams rhor first nighr (ir was srill a dorm), and a junior who shall remain nameless kepr me up rill three in rhe morning relaying his philosophy of life — second bad sign. One more sign and I knew ir would be “Goodbye, Cedarvflle. I rhonk rhe Lord rhor oil rhor changed rhe nexr day The sun did evenruolly shine; rhe campus wos simply beauriful. The concept rhor really gripped me while on campus was rhor rhese people were really involved in rheir college. Thor 162 Seniors Friday, I knew rhor rhe Lord reoly wonted me or Cedorvill College for rhe nexr four yeors. In some respeas, mine has been rhe typical collec experience. I'm convinced rhor I've received rhe besr ed carion available anywhere: in rhe classroom, bur mo imporronrly, our of rhe classroom We all go rhrouc change. For o majority of rhe rime, due ro my involvemer my painful growing up hos been before rhe eyes of rr peers. Thor brings with ir on added dimension of pressu rhor rhe typical student may nor experience; howevei wouldn't change o thing. Through those peers I've learnt rhe mosr important lesson of my Sfe; God is nor so cc cerned wirh whar happens ro us as He is wirh how v respond ro ir. Thonk you ro my friends who have loved rr shored with me, and built inro my life while or rhe Vilte You will forever be cherished. Psalm 27:4 LorI A. Leach Camlla Chao-guang Lin Francis A. Link Jr. Darryl C. Little Business Administration English Physical Education Chemistry Kettering. Ohio Beavercreek. Ohio Transfer. Pennsylvania Atlantic City. New Jersey Brent A. Long Sharon Ann Longnecker James M. Lorch Colin Wendell Lord Accounting Nursing Bible Preseminary Music Education larks Summit, Pennsylvania Benton. Pennsylvania Seven Hills. Ohio Perry. Iowa lixabeth A. Lunstrum Jeffrey David Lyle William E. McBrayer Lois J. McCormick Elementary Education Music-Broadcasting Blble Preslmlnary Bible Comprehensive Verona. Wisconsin Austin. Minnesota Wheelersburg. Ohio Dayton. Ohio Seniors 163 M. Jill McCoy Nuralng Decorah. Iowa Laura Charlotte McElroy Behavioral Set. Psychology Worthington. Ohio Marilyn Jean McNelsh Behavioral Scl. Sociology Adamavllle. Ohio VickI L. Mangrum Business Administration Rootatown, Ohio James Phillip Manley, Jr. Mathematica Chemistry Corning. New York Richard Craig Manuel History Lebanon, Indiana William Randolph Marriott Biology Cincinnati. Ohio Michele Joyce Martin Elementary Education Springfield. Ohio Karen Lynne Mathews Nuralng Grove City. Ohio Melanie Ann Mathewson Elementary Education Batavia. New York William J. Mazey Blble Preaemlnary Twlnsburg, Ohio Gregory Scott Mears Mathematica Meadvllle. Pennsylvania 164 Seniors Bradley C. Merchant Bible Comprehensive McKean Pennsylvania Donald W. Messlck Mathematics Nortonvllle, Kentucky Rebecca Sue Miller Behavioral Science Wheelersburg. Ohio Gary L. Mills Bible Comprehensive Vermilion, Ohio Kimberly Sue Morgan Business Administration Howard. Ohio Ruth L. Meyer Biology Mathematics Fairfax, Virginia Susan G. Mills Science Comprehensive Sandy Creek. New York Cicero C. Makes Jr. English Education Indianapolis. Indiana A Michael Allan Mlkesell Speech Xenia, Ohio Randal! C. Monroe Behavioral Science Springfield. Ohio Ste ve J. Mulligan Sociology Big Rock. Illinois Seniors 165 KRISTINA WHITTAKER Going ro college involved some new experiences for me wirh which most freshman did nor hove ro conrend. Leorning ro use o Coke machine, for example, or rrying ro find rhe appropriare vocabulary ro order a hamburger were major odjusrmenrs. Thus, ro a kid born and raised by mission- ary porenrs in Drazi, Cedarvile College wos a long, fearful srep inro o vasr unknown. Ir seemed ro hove or leasr one million srudenrs ond fifry-mile long lines ro my glazed and rear-blurred freshman eyes Gradually rhe homesidsness ond newness wore off; rhe panic subsided, ond I began ro enjoy my college career. Ir is hard ro believe rhe endless memories of hoppy, exdring, sod, ond challenging rimes rhar four years con conroin, ond rhar ir is now rime for onorher srep our ro new experiences. I hove learned rhar nexr ro my relorionship wirh Jesus Chrisr, rhe mosr imporronr invesrmenr of my rime here ar Cedorvflle has been my friends. I probably won'r remember all rhe -otogies” of Theology Survey or oil of Dr. Monroe’s conrenrions in his Arhens vs. Jerusalem' ‘ lecrures, bur I'll always Treasure rhe memories of encourogemenr, support, correction, ond love of my friends. My spiritual challenge ro others would be ro keep Chrisr rhe central focus of rheir lives ond ro cultivate relationships rhor strengthen rhis purpose; so rhar os rhe body of Chrisr, we reofy win make a difference ond influence rhe world for Him. Wirh Paul my prayer is According ro my earnest expectation and hope rhar I shcl nor be pur ro shame in cnyrhing, bur rhar with oH boldness Chrisr shall even now, as always, be exalted in my body whether by life or by decrh. For ro me ro live is Chrisr' Philippions 1:20, 21.___________________________ Jeffrey Scott Mulllnlx Speech Dayton. Ohio Rex Ala Musselman Computer Info. Syateme Noblesvllle. Indiana 166 Seniors Klmbra Kay Murphy Music Education Indianapolis. Indians Kimberly A. Myers Business Administration Hilliard. Ohio Lorene Norton English Political Science Buffalo Grove. Illinois Randall S. Nuns Business Administration Crown Point. Indiana Brian Edward Olson Business Administration Flint, Michigan Michael Allan Orban Bible Comprehensive Columbus, Ohio Dennis Martin Papp Martyn Rhea Park Evan Daniel Parks Jill Marie Parks Bible Preseminary Psychology Bible Presemlnary Speech North Tonawanda. New York Hazel Park. Michigan Hancock. Michigan Mlamlsburg. Ohio Joan Elaine Parsons Biology Fort Myers, Florida Steve Alan Peters Business Administration Bryan. Ohio Heidi Sue Peterson Nursing Lehigh. Iowa Joan E. Peterson Elementary Education Cedarvllle. Ohio Sews 167 TerI L. Peterson Phytical Education Fort Dodge. Iowa Doug Lee Phillips Bible Comprehensive Scbaumberg. Illinois Tod L. Phillips History Political Scl. Ashland. Ohio David Paul Piper Bible Preseminary Kennlwlck. Washington Lori JoAnne Pltonyak Business Administration Altoona. Pennsylvania Keith Alan Plunket Bible Preseminary Dayton, Ohio Frank H. Porter Kathryne Diane Power Stefanle L. Pratt Broadcasting Business Administration English Dover. Delaware Quincy. Illinois Indianapolis. Indiana Mark W. Prevost Business Administration Long Island. New York 168 Seniors Mark A. Price Bible Preseminary Hilliard. Ohio Linda K. Prichard English Chal onl. Pennsylvania Cheryl L. Provost Business Administration Wisconsin Rapids. Wlscosln Cynthia Louise Reed English Newton. New Jersey .awrence Allan Reichard Bible Preseminary Gllbertsvllle. Pennsylvania Diane L. Regnier Elementary Education Toledo. Ohio Timothy John Reiter Accounting Westerville. Ohio Miriam Elaine Rhodes Biology Oak Hill. Ohio Bruce W. Richards Business Administration Lima. Ohio Lisa Ann Richards Speech Indianapolis. Indiana Kelly L. Remlnlck Psychology Euclid. Ohio I K._________________________0 Deborah Lynn Richardson Elementary Education Columbus. New Jersey Seniors 169 Brad M. Rickard Bible Comprehensive Xenia, Ohio Sylvie Rlnderknecht Chemistry Limoges, France Carla L. Ritchie Behavioral Science Vineland. Nets- Jersey Jenny Rodriguez Psychology Guayrabo, Puerto Rico Sandra Ross Elementary Education Charleston, Illinois David Michael Sallee Physical Education Ferndale. Michigan Jan Schaedel Business Administration Mattltuck. New York Stan A. Schultz Business Administration Montlcello, Illinois Susan Jean Scott Church Music Oneonta. New York 170 Seniors Colleen Susan Rockey Mathematics Hoagland. Indiana Barbara Arlyn Sanford Nursing McLean. New York Sharon Rose Scouten Elementary Education Callipolis. Ohio CHRIS TUPPS Chartea E. Shepherd Bible Press ml nary Xenia. Ohio Michael Howard Sherman Biology Bucyrus. Ohio Nell Stanley Sergeant Business Administration North Port. Florida Lawrence MU ton Shovelton Nursing CcdatvlUe.. Ohio Life is full of opportunities end I con rruly soy rhor I hove been given opportunities or o ploce colled Cedorville. I never imogined whor God would do wirh me in four short yeors when I arrived on com pus os o freshman. Now, I would nor soy rhor everything was easy or rhor norhng ever wenr wrong, bur I will soy rhor rhe rime I spent or Cedorville College hos been quoliry rime which I will benefir from for rhe resr of my life. The Lord sow fir ro allow me ro serve him in various ways on Chrisrion service reams os well os giving me rhe opportu- nity ro build inro people's lives cn a one roone basis. He has also given me rhe grearesr ser of friends anyone could ever have. I have greatly enjoyed developing dose friendships and hope ro continue ro build upon those friendships even after I leove I hove only praise and thanksgiving ro offer ro God for demonstrating His sovereign purpose by leading me ro Cedorville College and by bringing people inro my life who have encouraged me and who hove given me opportuni- ties ro serve the Lord better. Cedorville College hos definitely been o high point of my life in Christ. I am eager ro see whor rhe Lord has in srore for me in rhe future. Shane Kyle Shamle Speech Farmington Hills. Michigan Teena Y. Shupert Nursing Jamestown, Ohio Seniors 171 John E. Sidle Karen Joy Simpson Nell O. Skjoldal Linda Carol Smart Blology Premedlclne Business Administration Blble Presemlnary Physical Education Tell City. Indiana Flushing. Michigan Catawlssa. Pennsylvania New Carlisle. Ohio Teresa Ann Smiley DeMaurlce Fitzgerald Smith Marcia Sue Smith Ronald D. Smith Nursing Political Scl. Philosophy Elementary Education Business Administration Dayton. Ohio Lanham. Maryland Indianapolis. Indiana Elyria. Ohla Timothy Glen Smith David A. Smyth Esther M. Snader Ruth L. Snook Computer Into. Sya. Bus. Ad. Business Administration Elementary Education Business Administration Poughkeepsie. New York Pleasanton. California Relnholds. Pennsylvania Reynoldsburg, Ohio 172 Seniors David R. Snyder Accounting Union Springs. New York Dianna Kay Snyder Socle I Science History Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Jayne Marie Snyder Psychology Lonsdale. Pennsylvania Jane Marie Sparling Bus. Ad. Secondary Ed. Bemus Point. New York Ellen R. Spencer Elementary Education Barberton. Ohio Andrea Spradlin Secondary Education English Wheelersburg. Ohio John Paul Srnls Physical Education Amherst. Ohio David John Steere History Pontiac. Illinois Elaine Elizabeth Stone Bus. Ad. Engllsh Bunker Hill. Illinois Denlce Lynn Stuebe Business Administration Naperville. Illinois Barry Lyn Sturgis Elementary Education Cambridge City, Indiana Edward Robert Supple e Bible Preseminary Fremont, Michigan Secnon 173 Barbra J. Taylor Speech Medford. New Jersey Brian Keith Taylor Broadcasting Kokomo. Indians JoeI Kenneth Taylor Business Administration Wllllston. North Dakota Brent Daniel Thane Business Administration Cedarvllle. Ohio Michael Allen Thane Linda Ruth Thels Kevin J. Todd Theodore D. Towne Business Administration Elemetnary Education English Business Administration Lapeer. Michigan Schroon Lake. New York Plain view. Minnesota Northampton. Massachusettes Alvin David Tucker Christopher Shawn Tuppa Tracy Lee Turner Broadcasting Mathematics Physical Education Frlendsvllle. Pennsylvania Anderson. Indiana Enfield. Connecticut Jeffrey T. Ulmer Business Administration Seymour. Indiana 174 Seniors chard David VanScholck Chemistry Berger, New York Cynthia R. Vantrease Business Administration Merrillville. Indiana John David Voth Rhoda Gene Wagner Mathematlcs Sec. Ed. Business Administration WHUngboro. New Jersey Heath. Ohio Gary Lee Wallace Physical Education Wyoming. Delaware Loretta A. Walsh Accounting Fenton. Michigan Kelly Suzanne Ward Speech Education Hudson, Iowa Jeffrey H. Wassenaar Broadcasting Grand Rapids. Michigan Mark Robert Welker Joyce D. Wessellnk Kirk Alan Wessellnk Cheryl M. Whlsler Business Admlnlstrtlon Nursing Bible Comprehensive Engllsh Sec. Ed. Wellsvllle, Ohio Avon Lake. Ohio Roanoke. Virginia Fort Wayne. Indiana Seniors 175 Kristina J. Whittaker English Education Corning. New York Carin Lynn Wilcox Bible Comprehensive Elkhart. Indiana Kris Drew Wilcox Accounting Elyria. Ohio David M. Williams Business Administration Cleveland Heights. Ohio Teresa Kay Williams Elementary Education Charleston. West Virginia Jill Denise Winkleman Business Administration Buffalo Center. Iowa Bryan R. Wolfli Music English Education Cedarvllle. Ohio Ruth Ann Wuthnow Nursing Hope, Kansas Ralph William Wyand. II Mathematics Hagerstown. Maryland Marcia Kay Yoder Nursing Louisville, Ohio Lynne E. Zlelke Business Administration Wllllamstown. New Jersey 176 Seniors SENIOR CEASS OFFICERS DcvO Stvise Kwh Hot Woyne Ke«slng Ooplon Proaderr Treasurer NeJ Scrgeorv Srudcnr Senate Rep Mrs Spencer Advsor Kdy Word Oone Reiner Shan AJnmjs Deb Henry Mr Spencer V e FVesidenf Secretory S udeor Sonore Rep Srucerr Senate Rep Adreor • • Cedorville De fore you come os o freshmon, it wos on un lvx)wn pkxe You reod m rhe corolog rhor it wos o beouriful smoJ rown nes rled in be tween rhe green rolling hills of Ohio's Micmi Vol ley When you fried ro picrure ir in your mind, ir wos jusr o bir of hecven The scenery wos green ond lush, ond rhe area provided Imirless opporrumnes ro enjoy life 179 The doy you or rived, however, wos wer ond cold. The grey sky wos spirring drops of rom on The windshield os you drove posr brown cornfields ond broken down borns This is Cedorville? Where is oil rhe beouriful scenery? You were o lirrle disoppomred, o lirrle shocked Ir wos different rhon you hod imogined. Moybe you hod come from rhe rocky shores of Maine or rhe mqjes tic mounroms of Cokxodo You hod never seen countryside like this before am Bur soon you dis covered things obcur Cedo'ville rhor were nor immediorely ob vious You dis- covered rhe Gif- ron Gorge. John Oryon Pork, rhe foils, ond Young's Doiry. The next four eors were spent getting to know Cedor ille end its roling hills. Soon you conne ro love rhts ploce, even though there were no mounroms ond rhe oceon was 600 miles owoy As groduorion drew neor, you realized rhor you would miss rhe long walks on o lazy ofrernoon. pcn� cs or rhe Gorge, bke rides ro the foils, ond lore nighr Young's runs The picture you hod imagined before you come ro Cedarville once ogoin appeared m your mind, only this time it wos reol You will olwoys re member Cedorville os o beoutiful smell town nestled in between lush, green rol- ing hills — o bit of heoven 183 TOR x- S@(RiS®(? ---- Honoring A Special Class Porr of rhe exciremenr of Senior yeor involves rhe long-owaired porridporion in sacred senior acriviries sreeped in rradirion. Seniors broke rrodi- non rhis year, however, or rhe rhird onnuol Senior Night. The seniors chose once again ro hove a one-evening our- ing in lieu of a weekend rrip in hopes of having greorer parnciporion. They also enjoyed anorher fine meol and drama production of Fiddler on rhe Roof or Lo Comedia dinner rhearer. For rhe first yeor, however, rhe seniors chose nor ro give awards ro a few select indivi- duals. They chose instead ro honor and celebrare rhe uniqueness of rhe entire doss. 184 Sector Nigh' End-of-the-yeor celebrations always seem ro srress re- membrance of rhngs pasr. Ar rhe Junior-Senior Bonquet held on May 17rh at Cincinnati's Wesrin Hotel, however, emphasis was ploced on looking ohead. J.S. commirree chairmen Heidi Hempel and Gary Barker planned rhe even- ing's activities around rhe idea rhor memories ore rime's own keepsake, rhe J.S. rheme. Whether attending as romantic rwosomes or with good friends, all who participated enjoyed a sophisticated evening unsurpassed by any other school event this yecr. Arriving at 5:30, couples enjoyed milling cround as they nibbled hors d'oeuvres, sipped punch, ond greeted one another. Dinner of Cornish game hen ond roast top sirloin of beef was accompanied by three violinists who serenaded those rt attendance. The senior multi-media tribute was coordinated by Prudy Benevides ond consisted of three slide screens accompanied by four dramatic readers. The keepsaAe was a gold pen with rhe dote ond rheme of rhe memorable evening. J.S Donquer 187 188 GrcxJooroo 681 Pr«KJe Y's trophy rccpov louro Mc£ oy Graduation 191 He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Micah 6:8 192 Groduorion Who’s Who First Row.- Gory Barker. Shoron longnedser. Kristine Wirrcdser. Deb Bcrrogiio, Melanie Morthewson. Suson Olsen, Chrs Parmon, Second Row: Mark Horne. Laura McBroy, Kendra Docror, Cheryl Phi ids. Diane Lichrensrekjer, Sylvia Binder Krechr. Undo Hess, Shori Alrimus, Third Row: Ben Herr. Mark Price. Noel Hods, Wayne Keslrng, John Vorh. Keith Hor, Don Messids, Aaron Bowes. Jim Mol Who's Who 193 C losses, chopel, rrokirvg liferime friends, ond growing inrellecruolly, spiritually. ond emotionally ore oil in- volved wirh being on underclassmen On rhe following poges ore the foces of rhose underclassmen ihor exper- ience rhese evenis. These feces moy somenmes show poin ond signs of diffi- cult rimes which ore port of ihe neces- sary growth thor inevitably rakes ploce Our more often the underclassmen's face reflects the happiness ond joy thor is o result of rhe good times of college life. 195 Ocss Officers: Srudenr Senore Rep. — Jeff Besre. Vice President — Rob toy. Presiderr — Jim Reirer, Secretory — Dev Hoy Treosurer — Bruce Ketskog, Choploin — Dove Bier. Nor Pictured: Advisor — Dr. Elngron, Srudenr Senore Rep. — Jim Lebl lovro O AI ApAf Akte A Aieiander E xWVledOr'ido y Ed Jo-o Jo Andonon Ooorn Mon Anget! Pi m osy Moro A. Anthony ty sov. A0mircr«n Kinthedy ioe Ath frrfrh Awn Andro Minton jJ leone ihoron . Avgemtoin (fc «jy Sc«r� 9yy to Apoi S AupiHIlsf fi txAo Y 'Oe ov y i Soexe Apnt L Arey tew� )' Edixc on Kenneth 0. Done S00«7 i'eghen A. Donning locer� W.A'k .t V. Aaoy Vk« fdixoronU Cory V. dor� 5C««0VCa0W Aetecco lynno Do iUti Nsirg AjAn (rtwin Cortot Jr. loc n leone E K«f y Down t. OougCmon Vecrorttrv to.xrrry' Men� o one OeoeA .VI .IceoxJory Ed Ken tomor toothy Altoywj Keren Jynn Deo'rie fngnh Oontf a «en OeiAytf CVx (mv t r� tT Detoo Joy toll lOmoncty idsaon Jodi lynno Deltt fnoono v taxcocn Crvdenee loom Dono videt Xw? p I y, f n j 1 ft 5- ■$ f ♦ $ nl 7 f r 196 Juniors «.-fwrt Vo 'M tenner IWi Wvww J Onm Vawvjo � om B � 991 Me «Owvo rW (Mr� Aohop •v« yra iwiw Con Sw Awfflw Xww Wwncn hn«i O Mf PrciGW A 'Aur 5 (M« 'x f«- Cttno-fto-rt.n 4M f tleiung 0 h©tcrd S4M«I Minty Mtm Ahu Dunu Aavwwn Aocttel Ann Oownton faviM Atyrwwrtr on CoNeen «� Coyer Hiy kwi ««ont Opnerocry [Oxenn WW� Ann BtotM Oftkoov Eexteten Chotf « treuon ftoaxcarn tewi Bout 1 � « A nn towieWO'' (Oun Ann An ji W Juion 0 Vi09 t T'Ooqv Jtow flwl� Ik im tonwarai ttfowon XtM Brown M.vc C tcrtn StteOey tynn Brown M V«j lenneer Coy Ceyjget 'jficect' Ateflto Out Otn-vvy QretefiOCd f.i obort Ann Coctlew Aw« 0 ,'Voc'cto Jo JhftMb 0 rV tv.chen Lxrrerrcty (oxotn Joycelyn Aenee Bin- WX f4«r«y. Heorhet Lynn Syrnei Mnng Oennu f. Cotooun Oprtner Cdxcoon Suton Any Calvert Jpt«r MX Alan Comfit� � 0 O3«tr n) Soadro J Cor tenter txm) Ton A Cow Oeo Bromrmyy Jereto tynn Cor ' Aito m) Sydney W� « Con� Xn IWw •oweny enomonC CKotntwWo � Cenww Wenwon Vyy m� StefiAen M Oonto Owntii AOVUTOtr lao ChoodtH Utrrontry (ducoren CMtnno Anno Chaw ElTMVOy tOXCMA Alcltod D Otottr Otye tte-rnrecry Mont Oooyiai Ourwoott Cmwo Wemyon Wvo-i A a tto t- CMm MCVWVioaa KoiMoon M- Ooyton Vtrroncey Iducotfin Gregory Scon Clement Ooumu «awcrct fruHfi tdmonf Cldlont Piytnoo?y feonretre town C066 V� v i tojccrcr So y non Cochron Dmn� y (oxceon Mo'edrn CoMkv Mnng InnO I yore Comfort Axttu Aowevon Mory Air� Cook Vv x toxtnon Juniors 197 «• h 198 Juniors The ok) order chongeth. Yetdng pkxe to new, Ar i God fuYtis Hmsefnmony woys. Lev ore good custom VxxAd corrupt the world As freshmen and sophomores, we learned thot eoch new quarrer and each new yeor would be accomponed wirh some operation in irs generol rone from the previous one The changes ore always sight ones end never of monu- mental consequence, yet now I see chonges in cur doss and in myself cf great - er significance which are both fosdnonng ond dsconcerring. Once our lives as freshmen were char- acterized by reSg'ous attendance of ol school functions; we ore now selective in the use of our rime. The zed with which we frequented loccl orrrocrions, such os Young's and Cry-Baby bridge, hos without question woned. Who among us has not seen the direction of this inreresr undergo the process of sharper focusing? In a simicr monner we hove al found our ocodemc experience to be some whot cltered from what it was two years ogo Now heavily involved a the content of our majors, we find nor only the con- tent changing bur olso the amount of re- quirements. Never dd we rhnk that we would devae so much rime our of neces- sity fa the soke of our doss work. If the chonges of rime con be seen nowhere else, however, they musr cer- tainly be seen in relaron to friendships WnEe drawing some friends cose', the passing of time has caused many to drift opar The friendships most of us moke here wl. to o great extent, be continued in memory. I foresee obvious chonges in our relcrionshps, port: ulorty as friends who ore seniors prepare to leave. In our junia yea, we have glimpsed o vast seo of change We will scon uproa. Although mony rhmk rhot it is only the sehors who feel the effects of chonge, we ell experience it ot every level. Alow me to quote Arthur ace mae: f thou shoudest never see my face ogon, pray for my soJ Axe things ore wrought by prayer than this world dreams of Wherefore, let thy voice rise Ihe o fexyvon for me right ond day Morte d'Arthur Alfred, Lad Tennyson Oewi Ann dokh-mm SkiyyCd l xcrcn Ommki L Golemtto HnKfyfikMrrJ Sc M Tony VovfSn Ootxey Tknothy Stott Good 0oi Ciytifijfwm MkHetle Ann G-oVny Hxirt) Snocko inn Gtnno Svton lynn GmefHam Hetty Ann G-vmbnd CUnrmi A� nnwon Anttnrm C 6w«v H m; Hoe! Morin-Hock OtW ftexirrcry David C Hole 0 yvu towwwoi Donno Sue Hottenon Soted IOjCOton MKHoet f. Hammond OyVot Ann HontocA Inryn S ett A. Honnoy H rcu Wrirwiyoo Ardy Hoppe Orcoxam) toy Ann Horden Derevtay tdxcKn Ot.-n.mo ley Hon tr n [ X crcr. Dont [Keen Morney Htfory flrt m Kevin Seen Hotl.ro Ourra Admrtrvm T. Domol Howl Oerentcri fOvOTOr toH Jeon Ho tv ley Soeor (Oxeror tereriy O. Hoyn l Scc-nor(J MtiwoW Karen Y. Hoodduy, iWg Junias 199 Orion Tbomoi Hedges Otto Comp t i0Rn KoDoy lee Helmon N W) KeVy L Helmut, 1««� Corppwwr Hoktt ttooborh Horrpet CWurwcncn Sotonne M. Hen (rxpb Eaxcfcn Ctv y Jo� HerrSmon Hrv i Tom C MIT MoKmyo tooctorno to Hitter ( Wd E Outer cn Oooptoi V� . Warn � « EiUCKn Bortov Anno Hostoni iooct SoAttcry ChcdeI Jot� (V KuOOon CWe Co'T' ycn«r-,iN ’ Mvxy A. Middle,ton Ocw«iy forcer on . «wlDert f Tyvcc EOxcKn Oiorlene AC. Horn UceymyrJ Vjtor e Pometo loirbe Hysong V� t� gy Oeeky S tocob, Ocbotxrd Sc ncc lobe A tocob, Acccmwbj Joion teneo Jockton Owo� AOmnairaron Cborte, O. Jontrt Ptydcto t A ny Mcteto Jobmon Cemcntery (Axcron Jocelyn lobmon Ojvwu AAnrwvaioi Aod J. tobnsoo Acccmwj.i'OS J Aon Miuoa Pfww Amy M. Jobntton Hwocy Oto.Se, A tone! f Wd Coxcrcn K � y Kodtleen tonet temertegy EOxcron 0«v M to; Xwi Atfivwcrcn J«n tdwyi Kovhnon (Wins AAnnarcpoVCB ton tyon Koo mortn Itowi towwo Avc £. Ketsbng •V.-cyy fctoco Jo Oocno Jeon Kempt (bytrooji'jQttfrtort io tomes A Ktbbey btoc Prnerrtncry Suton Joyce Ktoner R� v? Korfvyrt J Ktote Comwn rtorrrcran Syww ty � n t-wci tngW' Temple lelgb Knowle, Omeeu AOrwmnoferv Deborob Ann Kocber frcjtf, tome, M. KobJmeyer MVATtrq tone I. Kroner tementcry iAjtxtcm Stephen A. Kubn KCUnjrtfC) Honey Penee loton re Mav«j Ootoet A loboto QSJScwdcrf to Joonne CoiV MJWJ Gregory Pool lombert XWP Worircrtjn Vyvvm Idword 6. lonntog Oktct, jbjK Mart A lotto! LKrsw, AOmmrcoon Svtonne loub Petmat Ecueron 200 XjniOfS To Cdmn Leo “CAMOHIE MGWLANID Owwy tomo McAorl IJobioi 5o«tOi tori A. Undfy ActOwwj tonn V (,rr IV-VW AJ-vwrcKifi CynGo lynn long Dtnorocry (dAC cc Trloo Ann Long CV'-cvc o Soc-xe Mcho 'o Mor iop o CWogy Oonoo torno (� wf ConwfOry (Wwo' •( f. loy ACCOLTdfKJ 09 0. Lumolt IomxTi Ata McCain C«p w« WOww Swcra JA� y( McOotkon C««- -very lOxxtcc U10 K. UcOonnkS Stdcrnyd Socxc .• ••' A MC tOO te xr«rri 5c Plytfwlogy H cft OofMtMiCM C ? ncn c0V Com A. McCroo Vtyrca yy («� � ' Jo« too ttM Myw) CWy tyiw McMonnoy hpvrer� (cwtro- Col'S Ann McKJOtoa Bcrroooory (dkxcron Co ot M. MdUntoy Dprmra� DJuCOOrt Mohiso A. MacM-etoot CXtosv fcuoo toy rand McHobb Ouvov. AtfnrtTO� ' loonno Karon Mojot trtjW� toOo p-o «0 30� Mwg Describing myseh is o hord job! I om bosicdly o hcppy person, ccnrenr with We. I enjoy people. both meerirvg rhem ond getting to know them I could spend loods of rime roHsing with interesting people becouse everyone 6 so different ond unique from everyone eke. Thor is fun to me, ond fun is on important port of my life. too. Procricoly ony activity con be fun o' at least pleoscnr. Why nor moke the best out of whor you've been given’ Vcriety is the spice of life” is o soying that I agree with hearty! Another parr of me is beieving in peo- ple for which I om sometimes amazed. Most of the rime. I will give other people the benefit of the doubt end never doubt. Some people col rhs gulltoiry, bur I guess I just think that I shouldn't have ony reason ro doubt others. I do need to bod nee rh s areo of my life, ond I om still growing in this characteristic I think I om o simple person. Little things in life plecse me ond moke me happy: I Ike friends, ranbows. balloons, pretzels, ice crecm, chocolate, motorcycle rides, ploying frisbee. going borefoor in the sum mer. end good mus� c. I love ro sing, bur I’m terrible or ir —just osk my friends! I om srrorgwled ond, yes, sometimes stub- born. I ike ro discuss differing ideas, bur I I stone fast ro whet I beieve I rend ro be independent os I reolze rhor God is the utimore Provider of the people in my life I think the woy I live is dkecrly rebred ro my beliefs ond mind set I know rhor God mode me for the purpose of glorfying Himself ond serving Himself. I've given my self ro Him ro be guded ond directed ro do whatever He chooses. God comes before anything or cnyone eke; end if rhor meons giving up other things or people, then rhot's how i will hove ro be. Decouse of tts love for me. whor He has and continues ro do fa me, I choose ro obey God ond show He love ro others. This is o challenge ro me. One of my greor desires is ro show genuine love ro peop'e so rhor they may see Chris reflected in me. Juniors 201 Pux PoriKia Helen Monnugti VAI Mailing Otf«TV« TW ary MeiUK) A MonhoA Wx«r- VOarr Povl Moofu IWff� Air W� t y Atomrt fariru Aorrwrcrai Kodoey Mork Molon Acaxm } Auf -Wo v Moioi Ddwiay tOuartr' Krt E Moot� OeffWfary Eaxcro- OAfordl. Mav tMe Cknemrcry (oO Koy Maven Va-ranorf Itsx ca Oreada Koy «oiv, Hnn) Mtj A [dworo Momewt (W«l Armr«tfrjro« lynne Morrhewi OrooOcamyP Kd io Korea 0. May berry Cnghn itoflhen A. Meyer Oo Cc rc' ' w� Ei oa Mone M r oel ?OC«Vttoaorcrt orr [award MDIer n Ottm Aaiwircn Mo Mjtrhe-t Wp. Ptfrroy Maifode A. Moon Oc -n «Ycry 'iXucren JeAn KandoA Modderrran ftjO Wrnwow tonruo Jt� (oo� tfr r ) � cui M. Moeset 0 5v Av� r� 0. CUm- u Aorrwyr ron C6 I rhonk the lord for oflowing me ro re I turn ro rhe ‘Vie rhis yeor. Afrer orrend ing here os o freshmon ond then spending o yeor or o srore university, returning to the campus lost fol wos o homecoming for me. Ir hos been fantastic ro be bock. Dock ro whet? you may ask Dock ro this berren land of invented umbrellas, rainy Sundays, woterlogged shoes, ond o 'loke' with no wholes? No, rhor's nor ir or ell It's noe ro be bock or a college rhor has live msrurcrors ond nor video profes- sors. Ir hos obo been refreshing ro be bock in on environment where people ore nor constantly looking our for number one, bur rather pur Jesus Christ first in their lives. Mondays ore also bock ro being bear- able once ogon rhonks ro President Dix- on's ccndid series on Dating, Mcrrioge. ond rhe Fomily. Snging Chrisr is AD I Need still fils me with c sense of belong- ing on unry with rhe coTege fomily. Ir wos quire on expereince reodjusrmg ro dorm Ife though; ond ir wasn't until after my first popcorn popper donut cod one of those ferrous “roks that lasted into rhe eorly morning hours, rhor I felt or home oway from home Ir «true rhor you learn more obour life in rhe dorms rhon you ever could in the classroom. It's in the dorm, too, where rhe Lord hos blessed me with friends whose friendships w.ll last throughout my lifetime. I row hove a better appreciation for rhe colege ond for what ir stands No, rhis isn't a ’Vile promo; bur too o ten we rake for granted our rime here instead of utfizing ir ro its Mesr Looking ro the coming yea'. I pray rha God wil help me to moinroin a perma- nent press in my life as I press on toward morurity in Him. 202 Juniors Dryon Catoni Monfreu aaogv SPr fton� M«vi Ovrcri OoJ� 0 «w 3«W A V A - � w v«vr iwx C wv « AMVi fiv� « May Cornea � Syy � � Ax� i V Mon Xom Oawv� ioron Ju� on k� � [� yoy JOxcryy' MoHl «fl «� ) DovtfH. tO ry y wm f� yvWTcf.-� y JfO« Mo « CffWP Wffncron Vywy� Doa t. MvhHond 3 «t 5m � 6 J A Mumyy DcxvyyO io fiycxtojy Atria mo «vm f«� - rvory [«ACM AowA vi Hrmrrrk Rsv 9 Vor ffrvdrrt Xvev. AjJww Mo� K Hr-iomr irrfrr W .w Jooro ww McftoO fo-n-fcr, (Oucanon Mm trwi nm non iooa Socw Cnvy J Honn morh i Vdiom 0 No � « Odogy A fi f Oo� a« 0u«� M M Wmyo Mk(D Oki O 'Connor Vmxrtrry Wxcwn ComJaoc Axw O 0 « IXartu laxcay PobkA An4r� O Demo J ( X Km Chortrt Otrrr Ooitwft} Ktm Cdrrn CH orr Omvraa Tamer iuton lynn Otoon f n? Af?rOtr MOO io OrbOrr lynn Otbotn f y cd CDxcnon Dionr ivr Onowoy Owxv AOrnrwjre en Aury Afcv Ay r Otto Co «« y. Kitutnr Koy Parmon l Y«a [Ojccrco Hrlrn M Prorton Krs } Morion Poonon Ornmary lAxcrcn lP n M P d non Xrvt} Don M Na« f WO fojccroa Ooo (w Amwwi tkma Mmnarrran Kothy Orer Ponty Knnj JoMyn non� Prton AtoNwo £ x«y y OowgA� 7 rr a psrhp, Ooogy Owmny Ttm Ser PtMfn icOO 'eme ShoNoy Morir Poltdorf Ommoy Taroa M Chrwy J. Pontoni IWwa Aawcftn (MOM ft� � Otww� Mmrrrrrrm SonOro 6wm Prorr NtW9 JonorPan H hier bsjrer . «Ovewoi r � «o A� rt Mac� •Ann? DrOorofi Oonr QvKk tnefBii Ho� A� Chrnmno tnnrvr Knn) Juniori 203 Yes. operoror. o collect cell from Ralph Spra- gue I'll hokj .... Dcd' b Mom awoke? Woke lier up couse I've cor some news ro tell you both ... Hi. Mom- yes, I know ir's 11.38 pm bur I coukjn'r woir Yes. I love you roo. bur pleose Itsren. Are you brening5 Well ... uh ... I 90� soved Whor do you meon 'Whor do you mean? Dod, woke Mom up so she con understood whor I’m saying: I gor soved� ” Thb conversorion occurred during rhts writer s Mbstono'y Conference Acruoly. I wos soved Jon ucry 6.1984 After rhe losr Missionary Conference meeting. I went bock ro my room, reod rhe Romans Rood, knelt besde my desk ond osked Jesus ro rake oersonol end permonenr control of ‘ my heorr, heed ond Ife After my experience. I wos srfl Iving rhe some “Chnsnon wells” that I hod lived before, only now I hed assurance of God's Ove for me Thb old wets wes fine for me. I wos comforrobie with ir one wosn'r obour ro chcnge ourwcrdly because I ddn'' see much wrong with it. I guess o continued spiritual growth for me b slow, because it rook a'mosr a full year fo' me ro leorn the firy lesson Cnrbr would reach me. Goc used Mr Pou Verslub ro get my attention. Every nme he spoke. God was sendrg me trie messoges. Wei, what I gor our of Mssioncry Con- ference wos rnor living for Christ b a doily dying to self ond o const on renewing of oneself in Christ. Thb wos me missing element ro my od wals.” When you're constantly giving yourself ro Chrbr. it mokes rhe retorons-wp you hove with God new. Thb b why my old wdk” felt yognont: unri I learned to moke my old “wok” new, I wouldn't grow Aoer-olo U� o wowi Aot n 1 Aoovnoi ry Do wn Mono Aoot t Otn rtory ItSACTOr Johnorfton ChotJo i ErtjWi toiwi MKHool Aoooi Km o IfAo Abeodei (lewiory iGACtcn Mohndo Ann Ahoodot Omwjy fomacn load A. AHoodo 1 tSooOuvng MMivn iloJno Ahcdot Ootogv Joery Aoy oMUi } Jonnjoe Jo Ao nten OroaOtatotjJV rtt So Wr� Cro-) AotkwoP Pl N3 5 y Aonoo A Aookwood Irefd-. AKhonJ t Aogon MCTdrOCrCt fro� Jon Aofo’ ftooijy Cofolo Joon Aoiond IWnwcrfl 5t «� CorJonoo Ann Aontono Jano Dtono Aomq bjsvti Ww(«« Tnxy A Aoy FWncol So Hwy Ax W I. Aonoo Vir nJo Kun «op (orpL« Wormcrort yxn� i«xJb C Avuoti Iwornry i-Jxcw Modtyn t. Aottt iwwKr� Caxoitfi Honey I. «Mrt EMOTOV CdMrcn Cion V. Jo Owm Unwimi Aototf M. iond Comps ««Tom' Syv«rr Motto iovndott Cov-cvi Mw� cr«l 204 Juniors Mtny A io� � � � InA; U +l Koy UH'odC' wc( (wow’ Wm J. S—ftOM Xvrx-o A5-� «yr-j n 05 r«Jtf £ JAanno� Accouvrtj C6 UdO 0 %n� t■� toc v 0o� S v oW V� p W flotnca io Mvay K� w.-h M Vlo iVfti Xmcii AiJ-rvy,-rcrc - OovO to l ifivt Hiwy (Coy JW'Vf� lto � cry (Ouecron 0« r fl« i Jv cto iotoBjv No o S v o� lyi’xlogY Ot'wwa Vj Vie . (yw Won ►VX tdKCKin r«m V SJooo COWei MOfiWMfi V Oo� � . S yty Ocrrwtry lAeoa P J � 1 ACCCMVrtJ 0 ny Me� '� 5- «' PLOiC ffV«WOr Conran 6 Vm i Dpwwi Cx e« -i K� A So Sou' li l«M 5� w Dmww� foucevo Mn y I SmM, tcdnry H Sm h A« X«Yng C Arb «o lynn Scyder E� m rt iy EflKffO’ JWw £ St kf Durw Mww o pA « Sfyof sr X'wO'a io Pyycfx«e«jv (Co y - 5 099 t W(ry (Mao' Martyn Ir S tvrv IWn (Aeocn (no 0 iwoi Xwu Aorr� vjrow A Ann Je.w o(� o Mor� S«CK N T- O Vry OAr«9 Ci CrArAw V. (Ki'rtul Piyy’y ogy A� V Jnvw Ximr� iOrwomi Aoc w rt. S o.f (kw«M AiJmiiwer Kvr.y i. iundetmoc Devore cry («xcnri � -v fupjn Swop� •OV.) v.Voyn (5 Toft Mswyy 0 5. foWreno HoV� eroliw K) Crnrfwo £ooi« royio Mw) Goy A w foyto Hnnj Vooo fl� Tedfeed CfAOKiV fflXtflOA Iwii' (on f� � h� o Oyvo� A rvwenoo Con� V V fo pmnM9 l x3c ox-c See yen Vepino A«oy� vr«jyCr fty Thockte G.-yov. A twW0W' Cow� l r ubo l iyvij (Oixtoo OoWrf K. Thompson tway iron fJOM 'AowpMw. Out� � A iwsro' (non 6. r« (WSogy Vo Aton T-ccer tVccocavog Junors 205 jss Officers Treasurer — Undo Loos, Vice Presdenr — Trocy McCoy. Choplon — Eric Shrum, Secrerory — Phoodo Perkins, ?sident — Pusry King, Srudenr Sencre Peps. — Tommy Evons. Thermen Poyron, Kcrhi Horrs Nor Pcrured Advisors — Mike 6 onne DiGurci Chen Ann Ateeteh N_n«- 3 Joel 0 Atkr, tadifm) Amy Scjrcane Alien Oc'cr.yyd SccrwAyd Kvri Oontit Andenon Conwuftccren m tetle MO'te Andenon freewyeerrtj Mw 0. Analenen PrtvrxyH-erng ihomn Aleva Andenon IWn AOmnracn Denae Ann Aixklond K yi} kebecco Jeanne Avenir Doiwrory (9xciw QndyL Done Durwory iKo-w Unon Mane Ootdb � «« (9XOW D l Alan Oornonj Son Ann Dan Tommy la Da foa Gecrtrmy hXxaan Mlckoel P. Doile, Cwm Adrwaon Ouv M tOKheide, on� w � Oev0 YW t mcn� y {Oocanoo A Anrltany Daemon (Vwro A rwtrvtV' Manly lovoe Sean Nuvig wi P. OUr C one O' Dovid 1. Dennen fte� Pr« K 0� t W Jynn keen Alon De ei Dumi i)nr«Kfa' Jky D eton ), Owe Coriyovw Sophomores 207 AngoJo K Cr m ons ivokww Cyn'Sto H t n Oon orn WRfcra) Oonoy Co vin C««� Owe Conner™ - DT Oo« CuuMto f VKOI £ X yoft V C Do 0um AOmnnfoecn ChfOMo fur, Dot tta-WKry toxefcr. Omy! Jeon Donglet Dtonn A. Dorn (X.VWU A4nr Jjl tOuCOro Ktnbrrty Ann Dorii Vx'po (Aciw Tltnothy fioai Oor Uxscocred rim A4. Ooy tVncw Jonny Of ' Ouvictt AOm rjic cn 5oo � Mon Oton Vrjrfr K y Jo On f Kryn) U� r n John D Ceo C'cc y'cc� � } Ar ry C 0 f Ue yxel t Act ri 0rx}� t Ajmrt Drffiri IWm Showno Mo i Drnnry lemtrroy lOXCtOn Jo y Kay OnMfcp OoWiwiv) J. Opinion t K� y 0 bta loot Diem fliwief fdutoror Ann ' . £ DJrxxtJdo DuW U AOTTOKTOI Krndm toon Dottor Oc wcry ( «« -� Do� � r«M, OeoVy lK3C ro3 : LTOME CALISTH I’m sure! Anorher por of my Smirec! shoe collection has been ecten op by rhose heel hungry sidewdks. My “good young mum (my mum isn't old) sent me One of rhose new. foshioocble. long, red coots which obour only 20 girls hove. How mony rimes my friends and I hove crammed into o two-seoter car to go to Dayton Mol. I’ll never know; bur college kids ccn'r travel n comfort, it's unheerd of. Who said pudole yomping end ploying tackle foorbol in the snow was “mmo- rure 5 No me1! The great rimes hove fer outweighed the bad rimes. I've grown so much in the Lord through problems that He has allowed to come my woy Who would hove thought that these pasr two yea's would hove been so M of outra- geous laughter, studying incredibly hard i for rhose beloved C's, meeting new people and getting reoequahred with old friends? If onyone sc� d building friendships was on easy rcsk, I would soy, You're our of your rrvnd I never realized mak- ing friends tools so much rime and pa- tience. bur it’s worth it. As I hove grown closer to the Lord. I've token. Psalm 118 8 os my life's verse: It is better to trust in the Lord than to pur confidence in men. Ths has taught me that anything that I orrempr here must hove the Lord's wil upon it or I wl foi. for I con'r do it done With God's help all rhings ore possible. Every year, hfe or CedorviJe seems to get better and better. I look forward to when my brother starts school here nexr year. I have been blessed. Sophomores 209 Krbetco on Dye Hsvrtj Debtee Ann Dyten Qtmertcry (ducoron My Dome loQ etvm 5 «a Aarrvry oon lute i. Como w.yr vrcic. Anne flucteih fdwordt VvfirtxxH lomci C f et i retvri lob i tngtUh Pr nr«k� x- Mkhoel ornet Inman Mofiowo 5«OT«r U Tommy Ann leant thyoxMrjy Don Dovtd lueret 0 «jy Jono'hon l. trier Che-nury Yvonne A foe r tt « AOmircrcn Uu Clwuune fowcet VetW Ar.ve flgory Dorron cry Idxcfcm Keren Lynn firth [tiTMay [Oxaiyi loon� Mori frth V� « 3 Fduccron My Koy fhhet bmenvy E xcioi Me Lynn Doth Dewio� [Aaroi Hody Anne tiennei OfffttrMry t Acron ftMp Koy fogt A. MctvrrotKi Andrew S Ot ford vcflynwa Claire Anne for tout C n rt Inter, A frcod OMe Vmttnrory Todd I free IWwa M w'Ocr Being o Bible comprehensive mojor hos given me many opportunities ro nrerocr with meny different people from different backgrounds Teochng o Sunday School doss or rhe Compus Felowship wos mosr definitely rhe nighkghr of my sopho- more year The opportum-y ro pur mro practice rhe reaching ond preoching sklis rhor hove been developed in me by our fantastic Bible professo's hos opened up o woy ro communicare rhe love for people I hove learned ro oppreoore more rhe hurts ond needs of orhers insreod of being wrepped up in me oil of rhe rime. The Lord is also showing me more ond more how I need ro be discipl ned in ever- ything I do. etrher here or school or or home Being o porr of rhe doss o' 1987 is o privilege, consderng rhet ir is rhe Centen- nial Gass Having rhe chance ro be a smol port of Cedorville’s heritage wil be on honor I won't soon forger. Oh, there hove been great rimes run- CLANCY CMJISE = ning rrock ond being on o Christian Service room, bur rhe greoresr times ere when ore feels rhe Creator's prompting by Hb spirit ro draw closer ond experience o change or transition in one's Ife Yes. rhere ore mony things I hove learned this school yeor both in ond our of doss; bur rhe one rho- was rhe hordesr for me ro leorn and hod rhe most benefits was when I learned ro love ond respect peo- ple for who rhey ore end where they ore The objective of any kind of minister of God is ro push rhe souls of people God- word To do so. one must first earn rheir respect These rwo verses am the verses rhet rcughr me rhs lesson ond I proy they will do rhe some for you. Acts 10:34 Then Perer opeoec his mouth, ond soid. Of o truth I perce ve rhor God is no respector of persons;'' Proverbs 15 1 A gentle onswer rurnerh owey wrorh. bur o harsh word stirs up anger 210 Sophomores Oorid C fi� r Chft lAs Do a I. Ftoy V«v MoHo U.O tut , KrSY) Doonrto Koy GoboJ IfOntatc Do.no! f Goj’.oy l tOOKO 00 0 � u� Gort� 9 Jos t Uro Gomorroi A«ox «v; fto« Jy«M Gof-torr Ckrsro Mrorya ry Koyln Aobon 6� rterna oc'iywAj Jo«o M Gra 5c«« (« «o' Fonnrrb A Gottmon Dim A TvMicrm itocV M OW ICKWI fA«W Jofroy v«nm Gdt � f boniMi 0«-NS A G otoA Und«nr«] Anno L Gonfcn lUm) «ift todono Geemon A«cvW4 («w •noroin ioun 6amo icft HSiTtj Vonty Jo 6.-0 S ACCOM ) itopAon AonoJd Groo A«ouw) KofJy Ann G-onJ A«OUW9 Frocy I Gnmot tt p .ne� ( Vugmlo Ann Gojnolton JAr Amy to 6unf (Vmx-u AOr� rviwcn J«wy I. Gvnrtror tomfrtav (OuC f X Orooc0 Jo Gvu HflT) Lon A NO � W� Ae ir HoeAtrorrf, «nn Aenrvrrzrcr tyo «� • Mv i6 .’jy Of'rowy E4xvon G iV y u i «� v IWirj W fwicnx ioxo S. NoncocA l� W«r« lowo A vt Momouph Hrvr� ) Ann KorMoon HotJo-kn Nakv) AkJxyd 6 Norwood y l oln:v Sm yo Lorry loon Hooeo It rpognccfiij Hoorkor Ann Uootoy 0 Drono I. Horry man Aoo frtj JoHsry C Hotfo'tstQo (SytKkyjy Cyotoo Joon Hot.rkJ •OcocryVcondcry toxorco f tc OoJo Hot,run PivcN jy Mo 'fio� L Hondonoo froky Hodoon Hoy Hondonoo Bconwry Coxcrcn (Jio Honry UOhOcO Heboeco L Hoodo n IMNtort KoodoH Lyon Horde tkrovn AG-rnufcrcn Voton A HonAbo or fMyercJorffiDttyymd iuW po Ann HAbOrd iOtbOO Ccn� VcoxJcry td Ko’to Mono moot D« «wd V««c A« WMd 0 Hobby !( «� Sophomores 211 rz EMC SHMUM When I wos o freshman, my goal was ro become accustomed to colege Sfe which rurned our ro be o kx of fun. I learned rhor opening up ro someone and daring ro be a friend was o risk rhor involved motivation, boldness, and a little bit of self deoiol As I hove moved into my second yeor. I've found rhor nor orfy do I hove ro be motivated, bur o’so I have ro be dligenr, nor only bad bur also fearless, ond nor only self denying bur also socrifi- od No one sod r would be easy, end I guess rhor's why this yeor has been so exciting There is never o dull moment. No longer am I juy another aimless yu- denr on campus; I am now a port of the colege. involved, helping, ond serving in copoores rhor I was nor open ro before Now rhor I'm on upper classman. I am open ro new areas of opportunity ond responsibly. Ir gets rough or nmes. ond rhe work piles up; c' gems of ony value must have o rime of intense pressure. The most sgnrficanr parr of my sopho more yecr has been reoizmg rhor dl of rhese new responsibilities ond opportuni- ties ore ovoflable ro me only through God’s concern ond love. I'm beginnng ro understand rhor when He chooses o ves sel, God does nor osk us ro mold ourselves into whor He wenrs us to be. He provides me wirh growing experiences rhor shape me ro become whor He desires I don’t hove ro go ir done baioh 41:10 ”Feor rhou rvor; for I om with rhee, be nor dismayed; for I cm rhy God: I will yrengrhen rhee. yea, I wil help rhee. yea. I wil uphold rhee wirh rhe nghr hand of my righteousness ” Vo+nto Mono Hochttorlot Hjtrq Doth toonno Hoot Own I Hoohor Wk Co (y W PKAp 1 HohuStn Otto Drotomncry Anglo I. HeiruM toot Mori hoyUaton Accouwng icon Howtjot C v«u M-mnaon Dorortty ttotoo Ho-drihoU looiftay IGxcMjn Mori Davit Hootnchor Promjroom) Dovi HofSos Wwcron toon M MvH Ouy-m A Twwcron K ty M Hunt AM D. HttMot DxjW' E Ucnyi KrHnno Kay Hyon tottror Alton Awboff Sooa Aot yn Annono kvrtn S«rc«ar« Snort Horton UOKtM 1 CMot Mxiton Hucry Axhont 0. tomot CatvgvAtv Hyvtm. Aotor A Atmoton 0u� � � Arynrofrmn loton L touop lunwoy toxow Kotty Lyon tahnton v.v Uxn-rran Irophoa John tahnton ixjy VoyttoO I tahnton Ol'Wffa Wo- 0 212 Sophomores 214 - mmr summemvexe Although there ore relorively few block students cr Ceborvile. I've found the ormosphere ro be on encour- ogemenr ro me I hove never felr un- wonred or complerety our of pkxe. I musr odmir. however. ’hot sometimes I hove felr like o block speck on o whire woll. When I frsr orrived or Cedorvie. I was connnualy bervg osked if I could ploy bos kerboll end if I could slom. For o whe it wos mildly disturbing, but I've learned rhar I con use opportunities se those ro bridge the gop of cultures I hove received o lot o opportunities ro shore some of my cul- ture end lifes'yle with other people from different backgrounds. Nor mony know who? living h the inner d'y is e, ond I hove hod o chonce ro shore that. At the some rime. I've hod the opporrunty ro earn obour other oreos. To re:i you the rrurh, I hod no idea whar growing up on c form is Ike. or who: ir feels Ike ro be surrounded by fields unrl I come here. I musr odmir rhar r’s quire dfferenr from who: I’m used ro, bur I hove enjoyed being our here ond experiencing the mid- west Kesryle I rhink it's important rher we reoch our ro one another ond try ro understood one coo’her despite our differences. Entering cny stuorion. whether it be road or Inter- personal, we musr strive ro accept eoch other for rhe worth we hove in Ovist, who gove us rhe parable of rhe Good Somorircn ro guide us in our occopronce of others. Let's keep on brdgng rhe gop. Thviman oten toy � � « ) Pen.ni A aw« Oat C Pew 0 .vm� 1. fc rw A«C Amy Lovrie ftailpl OrcvW lo«« AS yltaM PhJfOifn Olm-vu Wwcuod Stephen Marne - Plene iroeca } tear tithe, Pinkerton Jeffrey Seen Pipe, Wc tee Kekjndo Penee Cteoyt ifenedcre Ko.+y Dedw Peftvry 5cwr Ken Home Pent Olwu AOnrwtron Thomei C Pratt AanrtrQ Dean A. Price bare AdmenriCKrt Danya i toward Pvfh Aeeceeret) tenKnond Henry Kejeftef bttef - earcry Kennedy Jeon Kemife, Undedcred See Irene Kawtvuon K mj Cwg Kahcrd Kowten Ouvm Aomncron Ke-e Jonede Key {Karev � riwcr' Pofrido J. Peed yoeOcxec tieonje f Keede 0W � AOmreyrtran Low rente «5. Keede, A«astet) Jennie freer Aeeret AtMrxerey Sophomores 215 AB Atm Swoyto Accium) MonI TrodoAek iwojro' ttotvnyo Ay« te 9«r Jy � � ttvrn MTVBTOion OoOonsk Ann Synoorr Nmng Wrm To ( «nywnj Com Mon roiwi’ H mt) Contuo Ann Totum tOvn) ABHon Koy Toyiot IWkUW Vokot leo Toyiot. k. IK9MIIM Sodtno Un Totnk t yt ry f Vxcoc i Amy AoOotte TAomoi Oonno Thomoi Ecmcofory («xcro ly o Boo TSonrton Aaatmj Alon 0. Tout OkSTWU AJTYOwon Joony L Ttnn iwwd torniTcrcn Dorti ft� � Tobor Vxyy� i S« e� YJery tAjc yon l f ord Money Tod4 PhyBk Moo Tr.von fcr-x--«iyy Cduuron Koton MkAoele Troyot ft«w ArtnvwiCTion tetyr r Jokn Tutnot wyw rg Uso Loo Tyson tngtt' CAmwftAmtf' xmiy i� � Vo v O-iyxd lOxcton ten Moon VonCuhn tW' Jeconitoy (oxen� ' C rfi Motto Vo jQAr, MaKrcro Coming bock ro foce my sophomae yeor, I hove been espeooty end lenged m rhe oreo of responsiones. Now rhor I hove been here c yeor. I know i is rime ro gear up for rhe chclenges of rhe red world, lr was on oduit level relationship ro my Lord Jesus rho- prompred me ro become more involved with Cnrisron services such os Swordbeorers extension reom. Annoch Compus Evongeism. and rhe spring break reom ro Ur oh. I needed ro prepare my heart for rnese mnisrries. I desired ro strengthen my sp«riruol health by spendng rime in proyer done and with friends, by reodmg Hs word, ood by reodmg rhe works of Tozer ond Murray Also my responsibly ro be on exncrrer — one who focuses on others' needs — hos coused me ro be pur on rhe roclss. I struggle with pnonnes between my edu coriond gools, Use on accept cble 6 P.A., ond reochng our ro others when I should be studying It seems had ro keep afloat when I feel os if I om in o whirlpoo of needy people rhor I henesrty cannot help I strive ro go rhor exrro yep fa rhose in need, bur sometimes ir seems I hove ex- pended oil my energy, yer rhe need s nor met successfully Exrro-curricu'a activities help ro bolonce our my kr of respoasi nes. bur they dso cran away my rime. I wreyle wirh otor ring my r.me most effectively. I'm always rhinkng of me nexr meeting rhor I need ro errend; Do I hove oil my notes ... end realizing rho' quoiry rime w rh frends is extremely sparse because of on over pocked day of hustling from doss, ro meerngs. ro work, ro homework, ond mae rhe some rhe nexr day The bright spa is rhor os I deal wirh eoch sruaron. I see my friends rolyng on my behalf encouraging me ro roke ond meet rhor cholenging responsbiry head on. There's absolutely nothing rhor my God, my frends. ond I con'r rockle. AMY m (QUEST 71 Sophomores 217 :ioss Officers: Represenrotive — Greg Horris. Advisor — Mormon Bergen. Secretory — Lon Popp, Vice President — Todd lurnmel. Treosurer — Cindy Guico, Chcplotn — Errin Mulberry, President — Boo Greso. Bepresertorive — Keirh Oewolt. O. Own Aevon fHwwmiyy fojcaw PiyCTCtogy KAr D ty iu Adorn UxJPCCWJ Mory J. A- Vd Oroodi esrr-Q Cord - AAI n OOSCCtfft5 KorAy Sue Anderson Kicsj-trg levriy Ann Andeison DrOOCWgrQ Mkfto ! A. Assdetsot1 MWOWl A vw V. Art � 1 « Aoderr A. Amot ftwrywnj Aorntw on A«n� WA? Knrg fl rA Al jMVW IW� t« irocy Autry UnOCdCTOO M� Atl n Ausmng r-cnx-sra Croti to tarn Eknwary tdjcctcf Jeffrey Alan Bote Urdeo cd tossy M. Dote Vdoayed Mod Andre DoAer Uroedaeo Oougtos f. Doldnio Pl«rormocy Afird IMM OonAi Or von EOuurcn Coeyn Lynn Dorfset Elpiwtry Eojccrcr •toeT Do ter CotWf t-Ajnxnoo S tfcrr� AJCwn 6. Doner cawrr ) Krnonne Mane Oorrttoiomew vnoedcreo Denis Mod Doss VtrfXCi (tXKCSCn Freshmen 219 zmiishm eeuN s: Yes. here I on or Cedorvdle Col- lege. Now whor do I do These were rhe firsr words ojr of my mourn I wos excired bur olso sco'ed sriff. Yer I wos nor going ro let onyooe nonce. So I wenr oiong wirh rhe crowd for rhe firsr couple of doys, ond rhen I reclized rhor I needed ro srond up on my own rwo feer. I did very wel unri I srorred ocring hke o freshmon. I locked myself cur of my room djring rhe firsr week; I sor in rhe wrong doss for ren minures; I cou'd nor remember my phone number for rhe longesr rime, I go homesck; I even boded my hoc por dry — rwice1 These memories will olwoys be wirh me As I odopr ro college life. I moke fewer dumb misrokes. I musi soy rhor for me onywoy. coSege hos been rhe big- gesr odjusrmen'm my life. I am consronr- ly changing scmerhing! And oiong wth rhese changes come rhe problems, rhe decisions, rhe pressures, rhe questions, ol of which need ro be dealr wirh and overcome. In order ro do rhis. I dng unro Gcd God hos paced me in Cedcrvdle ro lecrn ond grow in knowledge ond my spinruol life I om lookng forward ro rhese nexr yeors or rhis institute of higher educorion! tom1 A. tot Dtirm AawfCftn Kimberly A Conell reentrr I Cutter Ok rw, Mrnw Cheryl lynne Outre tome! Kex-h Cyrum ntunnery Cotrek key Cork l vseOar« Coy! Mvte CoJlut, Hjyrt) My k Cone Oum AOmnsrcnn Chmr.ee More Conto Dunwi Acr-emaon kenee I Con DuWU 9WWHTO' Corel kutie'J Conoher L� -OC Cr K) k CorroU Xwfti C fttejettrti CeOty lynn Cotter Voworo V� x Anrhte lout Chompet Cf mvy Chrtrue M Cheek 0r«rt«9 io� Xf Cool ftjeora Oeten Motto Chung Mori A. Ootk ekytrjto Of kerald Aten Cloy tor Ooctjy Koten t MW Stereo Scon Cothran WyK� («xenon SheCey Hoy Common UhOteaeO Oorty Ann Collet Mywj V« y Ann Collet teroctrry byxrnrt Freshmen 221 Otogory OovkS Fit AOmr tOtOi 1 0� « ♦ IWm M � ww. 0 l ar.y toy� � Flmnri vcnproo («o A. Opr -rcry lAxoron Ku� 0 t!y A� n ferfye ttmervrct OrUti lyro fotrrr UxVccrcC 6 t. Aw UndMotW hr y Lynn Ftoo Ot� p Concr« « c Mitfto Ft moa 0 a w «tfvww Ora� (W Front etrf Oo rid fitgror Fntu (o t'c'xva-.c Dbc Chrarin A. fmrc� M tw ''« � cry tax O'O' Horn Oaoo fnn n Vkvc Ottrft A. fXWw Hum Wnnraoi fVwv A. Oanftrr Scwcfi £o Eo Oo� « A WfcOrty Oorrorr toroth Dorm VMom OaxArtl 00� Oonnr Foyr 6ct t Caxcron vo-A A 6o� iw v r fhioO '� 6oy r uroroooe (aw Axn 6m fmrmay faxtro- f M 4«mw IWKCtO An� n do � 6- M (k«n wnj rnonvii ioy GaaMop Mac (Oxc cn Ah, college, rhe hurdle few snokes ever aoss, rhe slope few snokes ever ski Yes. r is true, c snoke has ocruoly mode ir through one enrre yea or Ceda vile College I: was c real priviege fa me ro be accepted by rhis co’lege. All during rhe summer of 84. I anxiously owoired rhe day ro finally leove home, ro anve or rhct cry of exciremenr. Cedorvile — rhe pride end joy of Ohio You may be os sing your- self Why dd rhis snoke choose Ceda vile. Oho. o' ol places ro go ro school? Simple — I om from o city nomed Namol; is further exploration needed? As rhe year progressed. I learned many rhngs. Number one was ro stay dear of Chuck's Diner. I learned rhis lesson eoriy in my freshman year Woud you beieve I found o mouse a o barro once, which, ro o snoke. is o connotssea's debghr. My compimeors ro rhe chef I oiso leaned rhor snokes conna drive monuol IXX-7's, os rhe President hcres reerh merks on hts Stick shrfr Losrty. aid by fa rhe mosr im- par on r thing I hove leerned would proa ably hove to be Smiting myself ro no more rhon 24 dotes during rwirp week Three unches every doy 6 jusr o lirrle roo much fa me. By rhe fifrh doy it srans showing. Sary, girls. I cm eagerly looking forward ro my sophomae year, fa new memaies one old food — Vcnce A. Viper I I hove ro opOogze fa Vonce. he 'edly does na meon ir. I oiso om looking forwad ro my furae a Cedorvile. I'm sure ir wl be interesting, ro soy rhe leost m 223 Jonothoo Davta 5 M c y y ie3t fonrho K Gooeoy D« ncr� ory {«xxcrcn Tommy tronno Graft MA A Groan UOKCrM tot� VMom Gro jA f rtrjw Mo � L 6� v � ft� m Adnrwwren CW wido M«rij flown Morio GvNtk BuanM Aflmrwicmn « M� tynn Xortr Oontot too Nolo Oov Mo iwi No� CMVng M � M 0. No� Oonovory (ox Of or if� y M No� Urvjfdorcd � «M Am HoMorA OerrwnoY 14uceK« tovtloo Homto lWi dnr«J Um Aah Hamihoo UnOrdcnO XrM AU o Hommor Accou-flng Atyito Hoy Noooy Qc-nrivory tOoconoo S’ ! tynn Honnoy Oc W MO � Alton NotttOO IWtflOfCfl Kamtoon JoAntto Hotdmoo U.VJycO Oorkt N. Hotpot UWKfrt Granary Alan North Pnorrjroorrr) loonllot Krhtoo HoiSiot OiToroy [ Ax ox� = MM ® EAMOL MXGALEWSM = Yes, God bod given us o second chonce cfre' high school ro be fresh- men ogoin We come ro coFege exoecr- ng ir -o be rorolly different We hvoc visions o' wtd co-ed porries. oil nighr srudy sessions and dares wirh rbe oppo sre sex. But reoiry soon se- in; rhe perries were for from wild (wirh on exceprion of rhe “reindeer or rhe freshmon Chnsr- mos parry), rbe srudy sessions were od journed. ond do'es were few one for between We soon hod rhe ccmpus down Ike rhe bocs o' our hood along wirh rhe ay our of downrown Cecorvile. Our first shopping spree consisted of the micro- wove sole or rhe ho'dwore yore, 19c romcro soup or rhe Villoge Super Value, ond o small goroge sole. Afre' rhe ochevemenr of becoming second quor- rer freshmon come rhe orrivp of our first big doy in Doyron. All we con soy is rhor Doyron Moll hos never seen such excire- menr. Our rime here or Cedo'vJk? hos been very speed We hove both mode mony dose friends rhor wl toy o lifetime The Oinsnon umry we hove folr hos enriched our Ives, mo-sing Cedarville dose ro our hearts. 224 Freshmen Many Things come to my mod when I remember this first yeor or Cedcy vile. I think of rhe fun o' Homecoming, the comic relef of rhe Cedor Whar com pagn, rhe ploys or Alford, concerrs in the Chapel, soccer in the gym. Dr. Dixon's hondkerchiefs. ord Vonce rhe Viper I rhnk, however, whar I wA remember mosr abour rhe 1984 85 ocademc yeor is rhe friendships I hove developed. Yes, it does sound trite, bur people core or Ce dorvife I would not delude anyone by saying rhor rhe srudenrs or rhs schod ore one big hoppy fonmly oil of rhe rime: we d hove prob'ems relating ro eoch other Yer, in spire of rhis, we con omosr al- ways be assured of bong greeted wirh o smile from everyone rcnging from Mrs. St. Ooir or rhe switchboard ro Chuck McKin- ney in rhe cofereric. The friends I hove mode in my unr though my involvement m dromo, by rorring ct the gym end whie sirring in doss ore ones that I hove surely come ro cherish. I know rher God has given me these friends through His special fovejusr os He gove me my ulnmore friend. Jesus. Ir is my proyer rhor we wil cl be rhe kinds of friends which God expects js to be. Kondto toon King Korn} Actrorr V. Kinney Botow to Mark Kmtond IWKWM Berry too Kitchen Cowp MffmCTO' Vyv r� tomto Anno Knowtot HWCOW! Koro ftoKOI Ketmo Vrttvotota toonttor Lynn Ktovxhet P yct � $y MkK� W Oenne UM ttoogy MKhool loncto l ory Mi� ne AMe IMM U«Oa«4 Aego Down loin Tony t word loutttor A(auw Angela Motto loom (tWd [Axvca Bern Anne I o tore to Mrvq Acbo r levit lo-oreBo A«.vvrtn) Bottom lynn loVonchot Oororecry f Oxc.ren l on K tooth V« e h Sheryl Ann loo Oitoto A4wi A«ostrt) MtchoUo ton lotoh Ihiwl lOormcn Ctotg V. (.Mr l OOTy«m) Dovkt Andrew I lotto y Ktnnn tono IvtWtor hknnq Oehtephet t. Unh A«0W C6 Kononn loo Urongood Accorrong 226 —YYETTE PMNTTY ”H! Whor's your nome? Yverre. Yverre who5 “Yverre Priory. “Hey! Do you hoppen ro be ony reta- rion ro Mo Prinry5 Yee-es, ir jusr so hoppened rhor she's my Grondmo This is rhe usuol reocrioo I receive when I meer new people ond intro- duce myself People ore dwoys asking who- ii is Ike ro hove “Mo os my grondmo Well, ler me rel you. rhere 6 never (and I moon NEVER!) o M momenr when I'm wirh my grondmo In oddirion ro her dynamic personoiry. you oil probably know rhor Mo hos on unSmired omounr o' energy. She is con sron-ly on rhe go (especially os she ca reens oround in her big blue CodBoc!) ond she never seems ro resr. nor even for o momenr She wI do onyrhmg ond ever- yrhng ro help o srudenr inducing her groncdoughrer Everyone on compus knows her os Mo ; bur ro on ordinary gd from Holr- viBe. Colifornio. she's jusr good oT Grondmo She hos given me her unselfish love, her supporr. she hos helped me ob jusr. ond she has mode life very exdring or rimes. I love her with all my heart. ton V Aodf Acco rr M Aomoker Ot c tOOO I- Ao«•— Ocm r«oiy 1 XAC Cn Anon Aoobol Ouwxv MmiKron Knuo 0. Aood S«y Wv Educcra-i Mart A. Aood bvm MW� � ' Of Aood twomjy EiWUO' Outi A. «MW EVyXO loxcncn Lon L A fa Urdedewc HSoinoi CAtuophor After A«0 rrrr) AoOft SiofiAton AorooAl k. Lon Ann A todon Ouwu Wwtoi Mf. u Can At � 'orxrrxsf Injnr (dxcrcr Thao Karoo Afoto Nmng Lynn Aeno� Aofnton VototJ 5wto Oovtd Worton AoOaon 1« - «- -n-m UvfwCO Xaral A. Aogofwikt OrtKrmtxv Klmtfty A Ao owdJ IWVW (««'O' romo o Co Krortno Koy Aoto (W«u Mr«w M cw Cot(k v Wtrwen Syi1 4 Muon Dean Ao tond CVm AOTKwaio' («vra o Aotfond fSycroogy 6or � V� r Aowlot «wj Freshmen 229 for� � }. Sft� AM Olwvu fdutoron loiry Von � oAoy Ctrrp wrOt,' «•Mn i «•« � Vma Ckmpy 0Ao Podoit Soofi ioni Coiw rtowwi Ww™ tony (Soy S � V � Vi Korin flrooAj Swmj Jce M� i J� v« ntiojttrc, ( o ev b« S uvm- ftoogy HoorOor tonoo hroKti l wm AOTmuraron Koron lotto inomtoy bam Mvoonaon Tlmo-tiy tooI Sttxoopo Xwfl Mmmcroo tot Jbm� i JMM� ConXrtr r rrt Dtw Orondol Jurt tnqW� w� f� Tockoi ftooXcr.rtt) Votor� toon food 0i i� ttAaw6 !� W Undo Kor Tonktbvry boc-o-o-o bwa Konotd Doto Thomot Uvw� «0 toonno CVxotodt Ittompton Ormtrtay IiXkcior ««6 flri C rk«yn� c Iwm Atnr Cfc TtiyvcU fd rVvTV� . Thornton UtJcOcrcd (VNo Jw Flmce Ponny lynn Tobon IWMOW AoO� C A. Tom imkun Andtoo t Too LtflKoM I IDsmd E)®smms I knew rhe rronsrton from high school I cod irs Irfes’yle would be o chdlenging experience. Afrer being ot home in o foiriy comforroWe and secure environment, ell of my Ife, I knew rhor ol rhe yondords end belt's I hod formed wirh my porenrs' guidonce would be pur ro rhe resr when I wos oway gerrirg my educoron I would be geining on independency ond o re- sponsibly for myself. I reetze rhor rhs wos very imporronr ono I needed ro go ro o colege rhor would build ond invest n my life inrelecruoly ond most mporronrly. spiriruoly. I reotzec rhor rhe influences on my life os I wos on my own could determine my chorccter. I wonted those influences ro be Gody — the type rhor woud moke me o berrer person. I knew from talking wirh friends ond looking or rhe college rho ir wes rhe type of colege rhor hod these good influences ond high sronderds. St9 ir rook some rime before I realized r her I needed ro moke o deosion ro hove rhe orrirude rhor wos open ro rhe infkj- ences of rhe sincere Overton people rhor ore here I think rhor everyone who comes ro Cedorvile needs ro be open ro whor ir hos ro offer We need ro reoch our ond rake whor God is giving through Ce dorvtile College. Freshmen 231 Kim Ann Ttommol Ifarm Attain SccrorcmcJ So So� MtKton Ttiohy UOedOreO Voi i Anououo Trumon IVvim Wmwa n Oonokt Tortp ft� Gtotqpftw r rr Korin Alon Tyroo l W� ei3 loti Lynn Tyroo «W.J (VfrxoA W MV OitfOT Aormiwon Toeri (yoo Vo 6 r� (Imwy y (duiaion r«A) (yoo Vonborrron NunTig DobenXiK. VanOort «em nono Mart J. K iiiwi ErtaW (Ao Mow VovjAn !Wni AcovTaicfcn I'Aom A Volrmon Oa � x« Wownefttn Syiwrs Jontot Ototo Woman OrtJeOcrca lortoro Lynn Vrcmon MlW) Cy vrtto Joyno l ognor UWOIM T Oy A Vo«� , ft Vow� (Vx y frtrtW AUrtoo VxWom VortWW Duuvu Adarorwi MoWbO fc Vox Se Conor) toy V o « OoTWTy Oiw tynn V tx [bmv Cato C W.rtoov U KlCAC Dobotoh Lynn Vomorr hoc-vam Scox« i� wm 6. Vowfo� Elomovcyy (OA y en tow i Vtoto Sot'WOrrt Soorco cva a ViodonMt Itodroonv: flu� � Adon V� jA� UtjfOacc Tim AJan Vtimi UttoWM Kot-orco Ann Wdien Oemtrtcr Ioac ct MrUfto Mo oo VincfcA AttCbiYrg V o jy AW Vndnoff V OpTKiTcry ftWOCf Down Jytoro VtnMomon IWwtoM Co to Aton Vokott Preto Jo troy O—fn 1 of o Dorta fJcbon) Voodon) vownvAs Uxxcron Antony A. VrfjA Owrtny ©o � flOid % uotrnor fc'yjiCCJ Eftxorcn Oton (yno WuthtkH IWrtJrt A Ihoryuo Vyj UVMwfl to roj y U-OtoJM ft � ftoooo y x. v Oou ou Mmonctcn Ortuofiboi Scow ttxw Un0 Oc� O 6w� Am Vobvay tknway Cduunn fVroOoM loon net farm AOTwam 232 Freshmen SECRETARIAL GRADUATES Nancy Ell«n Anderson Donna Lee Birtch Rebekah J. Bennett Jan Marie Boulet Cynthia Kay Cooley Janet Fay Derstine Janice Fugett Frances Jane Haskowieh Valerie Gay Hite Lisa Howard Mary Ann Rose Deborah Sue Schonfeld Rhonda Kay Smith Karen Sue Stagg Diane E. Stamm Paursi fc Patima Norman L. Romig Gtlbertsville, PA Steve and Marlene Rose Manchester. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Ross East Providence. Rl Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Rotramcl Elkhart. IN Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Ruby Elizabethtown. PA Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Ruggles Michigan City, IN Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Runge Rochester, NY Mr. and Mrs. James Rushe Fulton. MD Mrs. Kathleen Russell North Olmsted, OH Lee and Donna Ryan Almond. NY Billy and Betty Sadler Walbridge. OH Norman and Jane Sand Franklin Lakes, NJ Mr. and Mrs. William Saunders Milford. Ml Mr. and Mrs. George Schaedel Mattituck. LI NY Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Shaull Mansfield. OH Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schonfeld Upper Brookville. NY Richard and Shirley Shaw Cass City, Ml Mrs. Caroll A. Shovelton Canajogatie. NY Herman and Shirley Simerly Detroit. Ml Clinton and Jean Sinclair Sheridan, Ml Rev. and Mrs. William H. Smallman Strongsville, OH Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smart New Carlisle. OH Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Smith Lanham, MD Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith Elyria. OH The Gail Smiths Indianapolis. IN Dr. and Mrs. James D. Smith Sioux City, IA Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Akron. OH Mr. and Mrs. Lowell O. Smith Cedar Falls, IA Roger and Martha Smith Johnstown. OH John and Barbara Smyth Pleasantor. CA Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Snider South Bend. IN Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Snyder Elizabethtown. PA Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sparling Bemus Point, NY Mr. and Mrs. James R. Specs Grand Rapids, Ml Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Sperry Frostburg, MD Dr. and Mrs. Richard Stagg Malumghat, Bangladesh Dr. and Mrs. William Stalter Dayton. OH Mrs. Glenn Starkey, Jr. Albion, Ml Kent and Ann Stockham Carroll, IA Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Stone Birmingham, AL Mr. and Mrs. Ted Strait Runnells, IA Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stroupe Freedom, PA Paul and Joan Sturgis Fairfax. VA Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Supplee Fremont. Ml Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sutllff, Huntingdon Valley, PA Mr. and Mrs. James R. Swanson Cuyahoga Falls, OH Mr. and Mrs. James A. Talt Elma. NY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean Taylor Edgewood, KY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor Williston, ND Organiza tions: Together We Trust In God Trusting in God is usually rhoughr of as a singular, individual effort. Each one of us has mode a personal commit- ment to God, eoch has a unique rela- tionship with Ovist. As we reoch out to other believers, however, we hove opportune ies to shore rhe faith and trust we place in God as a common body of somts Here on campus we hove a variety of organizations with on equal variety of purposes, bur at rhe heorr of eoch group is rhe bond rhor we all share because of our trust in our God 237 ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARI he Academic Advisory Board V is a group of srudenrs seiecred ro supply sugguesrions ro rhe admin- isrrarion. Lori Hess, Dr Johnson — Advisor. Dove Smyrh. Rick Rogers. Jl Campbell, Judy Deers, Denise Ross. Morn Dolhouse, Jenifer Mcrrhews, Kevin Todd. he Advisory Seven is on elecr- V ed group of young men who meer rhe spiritual needs of rhe sru- denr body and serve rhe Fellowship by coordinating Sundoy and Wednesday church services. Secred Dob Deikerr, Dove DAockyone. Tom Car. Srondhg: D-od Ridsad. Chris Tupps. Kerh Hoi. Nor Pictured: Kirk Forhursr. ADVISORY SEVE 238 Orgonizorons ALPHA CHI A Ipho Chi. o society for men, ( V hos rhe oim of culrivoring Chrisrion personoliry ond leodership. First Row Doug Whrrenburg, Glen Jones. John Sergeonr. Scorr Moyer Second flow Jinn Kirrnnd. Mork Wdrer. President Greg Dudrow. Mlse Edwords, Dob Dekerr. Sreve Kuhn. Jim Murdock, John Moore, Thurmon Poyron, NeJ Sergeort Thsd flow Advsor — Dr Murdock. Pool Jones. Ken Afiver. Sreve Meyer. Chuck Scorr. John Weber. Dcrrel Terpenniog. Jeff Domes. Kerh Hot. Dove Wllcotr, Enc John son, Steve Cooke, Scorr Howder ALPHA DELTA OMEGA A Ipho Deiro Omego is on orgo- nizorion for women designed ro develop character in its members through personol service ro students ond others. First flow louro Dimochio. Dorbro Hoskins. Chris Del Second Row Donno Ford. Advisor — Mrs. Enrner, Amy Thomos, Corot Koppe, Dense Auchlond. Presdenr — Deb Borrcgta Thrd flow Eone Sr one. Sdy Codvm. Derh Hoecke. Lourie Colos, Joy Windham. Sherri Worson, Sarch Anderson, Mory Dose. Oorb Taylor. Dione Dlasdel, Iso Sreeie Orgonzorions 239 ALPHA MU CHI f Alpho Mu Chi is o sociery for engaged girls which provides fel- lowship, instruction in homemoking ond ideos for weddings. Secred Kim kupe, Volerie Hire Seared on Couch. Derry Smith, Lori Leoch, Heorher Hefiick, Deb Miller Standing: Tommy Evens, Chortere Hunr, Acvi- sor — Mo Prinry. kenee Dower, Donna Goon Nicho's. Koren Troyer. Soncy Prorr, Morbo Yoder Fedors sroff is mode up of srudenrs X who ereore ond publish rhe com pus newspaper semi-monrhly. First Row Gordon Ooms. Holly Marshall. Kevin Todd Second Row-. Sherri Worsen, Koren Troyer, Lyle Campbell. Moris Prevosr, Sherri Crewer, Shelie Denson, Noocy Crick, Liso Fowcerr Third Row Jim Liebler, Joy Denson, Srocy Gunrher. Dob Kojlso, kurh Muroff, Dnon Moos, Mark Horne V 240 Orgonizoricos CEDARS STAFF CHI THETA PI C.E.E.C. --------------------------------------- y hi Theio Pi is o group of srudenrs C who hove o common inreresr in heolrh ond science professions. Fey Row President — Tereso Geiger, Advisor — Dr. HeVrxk, Cheryl Coyron Second Row John Hdnmd . Joon Porsons. Boo i Roger. Amy Dykes. Soroh Dorr. Jeon Mozer. Robin Srockhom, Joy Hort The Cedarville Elemenrory Educo- Virion Club provides fellowship ond encourages professional growrh among srudenrs srudying ro be educo- rors. Fry Row. Korhy Oayron, Orion Worfle. Teena Fleerwood. Amy Johnson, Second Row.- Mcr- one Sieferr, Leri Cosreel, Lynn Dee Cromer, Chris Dai. Dororhy Howdyshel Ogonizorions 241 C.C. REPUBLICANS — 7 edorviile College ftepublicons is o l group of poliricclly oware studenrs who srimuore involvement in polrical issues Firsr Row Robin Srockhom, Lyle Campbell. Ko ren Troyer, Dove Edwards, Derh Nesra. Theo K Rivera; Second Row Dr on Dggs, Lori Cos reel, Looro Hancock, Down Doughmcn, Gndy Helmick, Scorr Zmpfer. Holy Mcrshofl. Sherri Worsen, Jim Koerber, Morr Diggs, Amy Jo Guest 7ommuniconons Club provides fel X lowship for rhose srudems inreresr- ed m careers in rhe field of communico rions First Rov : Pere Wrighr, Judy Heppe, Je“ Lyle Lynn Dutcke, Jennifer Matthews, Second Row Deck; Todsetr, Judy Denning, Third Row Steve Donn.ng. Mark Inner. Pool Wenz, Drerr Mont- fad. Ken Oliver. Chod Dresson, Joy Denson. V 242 Organizations COMMUNICATIONS CLUB rhe Emergency Medical Squad is a group of Trained E.M.T.'s ond paramedics rhor funcrion os rhe school's rescue service. Fs$r How Joel Horbaogh. Ken Giesmen. Tony Derr.erri, Jim Jocobs Second Hew Grcnr Kouf- mon — Chief, Dryan Ausrring, John Dortus, Cheri Abresch. RarOy Morriof David Dosrin, Rich Snorpc CTellowship of World Missions meers J weekly ro discuss, supporr. ond pray for missions. Firsr How Tocjo Srrurh. Michele Livingston, Done Btosceil. Anrvogrer Grosse; Second How, Jay Batcher, Dino Datcheder, Kendro Doctor, Rochel Cods, Richard Duhom Mike Lone, Syl- vie Rinderknechr, Joy Horr, Dan Hawk Organizations 243 FORENSICS Forenses is o speech reom which comperes m orecs of dromone inrerpretorion ciong with extemporaneous ond persuosve speck- ing. Seated: Nodme Terra, Bono Michoel Srortding: Trocy Grimes, Sherry Rorrarrel Srcndrrg Dock- Gory Border, Mark Horne, Advi- sor — Mr. Robey, Advisor — Mr. Lopez, Jim Uebler Gemma Chi, o society for women, seeks ro provide service ond social opportunities to develop Christian personalty ond leodershp. V 244 Organizations GAMMA CH GAMMA ZETA THETA 2ommQ Zero Thera is o women's yf orgonizorion which is dedicored ro communiry service. Irs funcrions include raking children ro rhe zoo, cleaning houses ond yards, and selling volenrine cookie-groms. Prsr Row Louie Knowles. Wendy Border, Rhonda Kyser, Lori Howley, Elen Spencer, Ber- ry Smirti Second Row: Presidenr — Tereso Correr, Becky Bennett. Denise Lowe, Breodo Jones. Ltsa Fisher, Borboro Yondo, Abe AJexonder Third Row Advisor — Mrs Ager. Judy Den- ying. Rhondo Truemon, Jube Goyer. Jody Eog- leston, Arne Gordon, Cynrhio Wogner. Shelley Clemenrs, Kim Porrs, Lorene Norton, Cheryl Phil lips. Suzanne Herr, Bersy Srolrzfus KAPPA EPSILON ALPHA 1 Oppo Episton Alpho provides in- V sighrs inro rhe word of business ond promores free enrerprise. Every yeor rhey sponsor rhe Srudenrs in Free Enrerprise” conference. Seared: Debbie Borloglo, Prestden — Moris Horne, Keren Simpson. Undo Wcodgare. Moris Morrews. Korheen Kirby Sronding Dove Smyth, Joy Martin, Wayne Keeling, Greg Clemens, Judy Range, Kevin Clorls Seared Center Cregor Cooke, Rob Loy y Ogonizorions 245 MARRIED STUDENT -----FELLOWSHIP f J-jcrried Srudenr Felowship is o regroup of mcrried studenrs organized for rhe purpose of spiriruol ond social developmenr Through family fellowship. Jock Riggs. Orvxe Compron. Oil Mozey. Tom Fnedmon A ENC is our choprer of Music y V('Educators Narionol Confer- ence for music majors and others involved in pursuing o music teach- ing program. Frsr How. Oone McClure. Mike Low. Derh Hughes Second flow: Eileen Friesen, J Comppel. Dionne Moggie. Mory Ruth Cook. Sfeve Wood. Joy Durr, Sond'o Hd brook, Tern Mcckenzte, Kim Murpny M.E.N.C 246 OrgonizoTions MIRACLE STAFF ----------------------------------------- £ he Mirocle sroff is o courcgeous V7 group of srudenrs responsible for rhe publcorion of rhe yearbook. Front MorsOo Jones. Brenda Jcmes. Cndy Hetmrick, Bl Tofr. Choiene Hunt. Karen Deo- tie, Jocque Word, Scot Schefersrein, Robin Srockham, Chrisr Moore Up. Bhcn Roger. Sreve Wolrer. Keirh Beres 7 EMM Club is on orgonizorion of L furure professionals in rhe fields of healrh, physical education, ord re- creation. From. Nancy Colombo, Donna Nchols. Layoe Erchiscn. Kevin Brodshov , Bob Fires, Mork Kemoron, Gory Wofoce, Dense Bass, Tracy Turner. D-. Diehl — Advsor. Mpdie Corhy Eckom, Michele Leloh, Deeno Shrivec. Joy Boersmo, Deb Pore, Jewel Schroder, Linde Smorr, Tommie Nasse. Sue Bdds, Dock: Sreve Cox, Brion Huirz, Jim Robinson, Sreve Sogroves, Cliff Fawcerr, Daniel Colins, Tip Link — Pres J Orgonizorons 247 f i Delta is a volunteer, honorary, I coeducational student group whose purpose is to host campus visitors. Firsr Row Chrtshro Har. Louro McEiroy, bn do Hess. Beth Lurdsrrum. Jon Ice Worren; Second Row: Mefcso Mcrshol, Amy Jo Wmdnogle, Mooo Yoder, Heidi Hempel, Shannon Sounders, Oerh Hcrnbeck, Debbie Dorrogfco; Third Row• Eric Heimurh. Dovid Zehrung, Boon Ensmnger, Jim Konlmeyer, Benjamin Hurr, Gcry Barker, Dove Robin- erre. PI DELTA 1y Sigma Nu is a campus men's I group that seeks to aid in the development of the whole man through service projects ond soool activities. Front: kick Monuel, Scort Haynes, Jon Turrle, Jon Reid. Kevin Todd, Drenr Long, Jeff Ulmer, Gregg Norder Dock Tom Fire. Jm Arkinson, Tom HU, Kevin Show. Dove Ormsbee. Kelly Morhs, Joy Monin, Ric Zehr, DeMourice Smirh, Wcyne Anderson, Greg Cemens PI SIGMA NU 248 Orgonizorons PRE-LAW SOCIETY 7 relow Sociery is devored ro L gorhering ond disrriburing in- f or motion relorive ro o low co-eer. Guesr speakers address creas of per- sonal expertise and srudenr inreresr. Seo’ed Trocy Roy, Holy Morshol. Sron rg. Jm Koerber. Todd Shonnon PSI CHI f) si Chi consisrs of srudenrs who I hove rhe common inreresr of pursuing a career in rhe field of psy- chology ond behavoriol sciences. Fry Row Bren- Budd, Sherri Rorromel, Vo ten Jones. Deoby Korrel. Tim Dyserr Second Row: Jenny Hcupr. Louro McE'roy. Roloh Sprogue. Morlyn McNeish, Treno Cor- onoro, Eric Helmurh, Cymhia Woker, Apr! Augustus, Oovid Zerung. Mery Welch. Den Herr Orgor� zofions 249 STUDENT NURSES r orionol Srudenr Nurses is o group of srudenrs wirh 'he common inreresr of pursung o co- reer in nursing. Rrsf Rov : Ncncy loOonre. Angelo Yosh. Mery Jo Scboge. Tresso Pr«e Second Roys Goyie Toytor. Moreio Yoder. Sore McGure. Presdenr — Cheryl Ctoyron, Ter esc Geiger rudenr Senore consisrs of o W group of srudenrs elecred ro re- presenr rhe srudenr body. The moin purpose of rhe Srudenr Senore is ro ossisr in providing o well-rounded or- mosphere ond progrom of ocriviries on ccmpus. Kneetog G'eg Morris. Dove Zenrung. Vice Presdenr — Scot Hoynes. Presdenr — De Mcurice Smirh. Mo'k Horne. Keirh DeWo'r, Jim Uebier. Andy Wilson. Srondryg Joy Ourr, Uso Sreee, Cynrho C'on- rorh. Lcuro McElroy. Ondy Guido, Ko'hy Hots. JI Mchons's1. Goyie Toylor. Holy Mor sholl. Amy Johnson. Alise Alexander. STUDENT SENATE 250 OgonizoDons VARSITY “C” ■ 1 T orsiry ”C consisrs of mdivi- V duols who hove eorned vorsi- ry lerre's ;n inrercoilegiore sporrs. Fror.r Row Gc'y Cciro. Druce Rktrords. Rog- er Lurrrefl. Dob Fires. Den Howk. No'm Cox. Lc a Eferr. Cloncy Cruse. Tom Greve Dco Dow Noe Heck. Don Ofcnger. Mork Fee-wood. Tom Ewing — oresidem. Dove Moody, Gory Anderson, Gory Vc oce. Dove Yeoger. S-eve Terosro, Kirk Fc;'hi_rsr, Cooch S'eve Young 7 f once rhe Viper is o comic srrip % which cppeo'S in rhe Cedors newspoper rc moke lighr of rhe uos ond downs of college life rhrough rhe odvenrures of Vonce A. Viper. L ro D Robbie rhe Robor. Cedorve Joe, Tom SoSrfck. Vonce A Viper. Dr Ivon Von Sch'oor, Hero co Rivero, Gordon Ooms (Creoror of Vonce ‘he Vper) VANCE THE VIPER Orgonizotions 251 BRENDA JAMES Student Life Christian Ministries Editor ROBIN STOCKHAM Class Organizations Editor V___ TAMMY PICKTHORN Copy Christian Ministries Editor BRIAN ROGET Darkroom Editor CHARLENE HUNT Photography Editor 252 MirocJe Stoff KEITH BERES Sports Organizations Editor Trusting In God Me? Yearbook Edito'?' My firsr response was You gotta be kid dng! Our rhe more I rhoughr obout if, rbe more I Though: of ir os o greor cholenge Lfe s ful of chdlenges, ond wthour rhem we would oof grow. I looked forward to rhe challenge, bur lirrle did I know how much I would grow during the yeor oheod of me. Wnen rhe rheme In God We Trust wos finoly decided, ir didn't meon much ro me or rhe time. The phrose 6 used so much rho it seemed «se o diche. However, throughout rhe yeor I g-adualy found o very deep meaning in rhar short phrose. To rrusr in God is nor eosy. Out I learned ro rrusr in Him when nothing seemed ro go os planned, when I felr rembly inodequore for rhe job. ond espeddly when ir seemed like rhe bools would never ger done When browsng through this bods, hopefuty you wi dso find o deep ond personal meonng in o seemingly trite phrose I could not finish this book without mentioning those who helped produce rhe 1984 5 MRAClE A very specio thanks to Jeff Wossenoor who “fought me everything I know ond for he help os CoEdfor, consultant, ond friend, ond to Mrs Dixon for her greor excmp'e ond words of wisdom Lasriy, bur cerramly nor least, I wont ro thank oB of those who spent mony hours in the yearbook office dlgenrty working ond occosiondy making tf fun Thank you for helping me create o mirode. KAREN DEATTE 1984 85 MiRACLE EDITOR Editorial Staff i A Special Thanks To: Jeff Wassenaar Consulting Editor MRS. PAT DIXON Advisor Mirode St Off 253 QkMirelh Patimur Alaska Baptist Church 7240 68th Street, S.E. Caledonia, MI 49316 Pastor: None at present time Anchor Baptist Church 4460 Ann is town Road Lithonia, GA 30058 Pastor: Rev. Sheri P. Walls Anchor Point Baptist Church P.O. Box 147 Mile 156 1 2 Sterling Hwy. Anchor Point, AK 99556 Pastor: Kenneth V. Van Loon Ankeny Baptist Church 2842 S. W. Third St. PI. Ankeny, IA 50021 Pastor: Norman Hoag Bailey Road Baptist Church 2121 Bailey Road North Jackson, OH 44451 Pastor: Rev. Lester R. Webster Berea Baptist Church 250 West St. Berea, OH 44017 Pastor: Kenneth J. Spink Berean Baptist Church 3401 South 6th Street Springfield, IL 62703 Pastor: Dr. Richard R. Ahlgrim Bible Baptist Church 20 Avalon Bedford, OH 44146 Pastor: William L. Davis Bible Baptist Church 2635 S. Dixon Rd., P.O. Box 2798 Kokomo. IN 46902 Pastor: Richard T. McIntosh Bible Baptist Church 200 Elicken Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15239 Pastor: Don R. Stokes Brown Street Baptist Church 3125 Brown St. Alton. IL 62002 Pastor: Rev. Marvin W. DePenning Calvary Baptist Church 636 North Best St. Forest City, IA 50436 Pastor: Douglas P. Domokos Calvary Baptist Church 3575 Shaeffer Ave., P.O. 4025 Kingman, AZ 86401 Pastor: Rev. Gerald L. Booth, Jr. Calvary Baptist Church 3007 Marietta Road Lancaster, OH 43130 Pastor: Fred C. Hand Calvary Baptist Church Union, IA 50258 Pastor, Bill Miller Calvary Baptist Church 1399 Falls Ave. Wabash, IN 46992 Pastor: Stanley Lightfoot, Jr. Carpenter Baptist Route 3 Box 72 Albany. OH 45710 Donald O. Shue Central Baptist Church 1606 Front St. Binghamton, NY 13901 Pastor: Gorden P. Hay Central Baptist Church Rte. If 2 Cleveland Road Hobart, IN 46342 Pastor: Dale E. Fisher Christ Baptist Church R.D. 2 Box 2406 Columbia, NJ 07832 Pastor: Mark C. Trautman Curtis Baptist Church P.O. Box 67 Curtis, MI 49820 Pastor: None at the present time Daniels Road Baptist Church 5878 Daniels Road, S.E. R. 25 Fort Myers, FL 33908 Pastor: Willard R. Benedict Echoes of Joy, Inc. Sidney, OH Rev. J. Edward Quick El-Bethel Baptist Church 12915 West 10th Street Indianapolis, IN 46234 Pastor: Dr. Robert M. Hooten Emmanuel Baptist Chruch 1120 S. Detroit St. Xenia. OH 45385 Pastor: R. William Wheeler Euclid-Nottinham Baptist Church 18901 Lake Shore Boulevard Euclid, OH 44119 Pastor: Donald E. McClintick Evangel Baptist Church, Inc. 22517 143 Ave. Laurelton, NY 11413 Pastor: None at the present time Evergreen Baptist Church 2005 E. Coolspring Ave. Michigan City, IN 46360 Pastor: Brooks N. Henry Faith Baptist 2220 Western Ave. Mat toon, IL 61938 Pastor: R. Dean Cooper Fellowship Baptist Church 5046 Broadway Lorain, OH 44052 Pastor: Rev. Frank R. Chittock First Baptist Church 2809 E. Church St. Eden, NY 14057 Pastor: Lawrence Walter 254 Church Porrcns First Baptist Church R.D. 43 Edinboro, PA 16412 Pastor: James W. Lynn First Baptist of Elimsport RR 41 Allenwood, PA 17810 Pastor: Rev. Dale E. Moore First Baptist Church of Enfield 253 Brainard Road Enfield, CT 06082 Pastor: George H. Heiland First Baptist Church Third and Locust Gallipolis, OH 45631 Pastor: Joseph Godwin First Baptist Church Lincoln at Prairie Streets Creston, IA 50801 Pastor: None at the present time First Baptist Church 26 E. Church Street Niles, OH 44446 Pastor: G. Ben Reed First Baptist Church P.O. Box 273 Paden City, WV 26159 Pastor: Donald E. Matheny First Baptist Church 1556 W. Houghton Lake Dr. Pruden ville, MI 48651 Pastor: John E. Pruden First Baptist Church 302 West Main Spencer, OH 44275 Pastor: Rev. John T. McCourt First Baptist Church of University Place 2844 Mt. View Drive Tacoma, WA 98466 Pastor: Dr. Phil Williams First Baptist Church 2336 Buena Vista Ave. Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Pastor: Tom Younger First Baptist Church 125 Grand Ave. Wellington, OH 44090 Pastor: Rev. David L. Birch The First Baptist Church of Willowick 31433 Vine St. Willowick, OH 44094 Pastor: Donald Leitch Foothills Baptist P.O. Box 431 Hardy, AR 72542 Pastor: Norvin T. Jones Good News Baptist Church 812 Anderson RD. Churubusco, IN 46723 Pastor: Dr. David B. Hileman Grace Baptist Church 100 4th Ave. S.E. Austin, MN 55912 Pastor: Jack Dowden Grace Baptist Church 109 N. Main Cedarville, OH 45314 Pastor: W. Paul Jackson Grandview Park Baptist Church 1701 East Thirty-Third St. Des Moines, IA Haddon Heights Baptist Church Third and Station A venues Haddon Heights. NJ 08035 Pastor: C. Powers Payton Hagerman Baptist Church 1105 Knoll Ave. Waterloo. IA 50701 Pastor: Robert Humrickhouse Huntsburg Baptist Church 16419 Mayfield Rd. Huntsburg, OH 44046 Pastor: Rev. Ben H. Garlick Northwest Maranatha Baptist Church 7126 Spring-Cypress Rd. Spring, TX 77379 Pastor: Floyd Wilcox Norwood Baptist 2037 Courtland Ave. Norwood. OH 45212 Pastor: Lee Fullmer Oak Grove Baptist Church 5500 Woodend Kansas City, KS 66106 Pastor: James R. Gray Pleasant Heights Baptist Church 1817 Montana Ave. E. Liverpool, OH 43920 Pastor: Rev. J. Edgar Beck ley, Jr. Prairie Baptist Church R.R. 43, 206th Street Noblesville, IN 46060 Pastor: Rev. Gene Parker Prattsburg Baptist Church North Main Street Prattsburg, NY 14873 Pastor: Wayne W. Keisling, Sr. Riverside Baptist Church 1250 West Mound Road Decatur, IL 62526 Pastor: Rev. Richard Woodworth Southgate Baptist Church 2111 S. Center Blvd. Springfield, OH 45506 Pastor: John R. Greening Southside Baptist Church 379 South Commerce Ave. Sebring, FL 33870 Pastor: Russell E. Lethbridge, Jr. Trinity Baptist Church 1525 W. Superior Alma, Michigan 48801 Pastor: None at the present time Worthington Baptist Church Box 130 Worthington, PA 16262 Pastor: Walter E. Pifer Church Porroos 255 A Eckatr. Cathy Carol 153 Eden. o nd p ui i Cdert. Jody Pauls 222 Eddy. Cntr .- ■ Demd J« Edward Aao C 61. 210 FMt Darnel Cm 64. 53 Edward Oa«d P 66. 98. 242 Edward Dan ! t («8 Edward ff. MtM J5J. 56. 239 £J� tj J% Smon ten 22} f � rr. i � r C 6� . 2W, 25 Crwn, m (98 Deanlinger. 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Mark Allan 224 Hardman. KaMren J. 224 Harper. Davsl ft 224 Harrington. Karen J 167 Harm. Grojory Alan 224. 250 Harm. Katfe 69. 207. 260 Harm. Naetvt Sere 157 Han. CWno Joy 99. 248 Han. Joy An 167. 241. 243 Haruoragh. Died A 167 Harttoergh, Leer Ann 64. 60. 2 Harvey. Don, EJeen 199 Haakon. Keiw Sean 67. 99 Hufcwd. Am K 58. 211 HsvAet. JrrnJer K 774 Hacpt. Jcmder So 226. 249 Hawk. T. Darnel 90 91. 99. 243 25 Mow !� . Nancy Joann 66. 225 Handty. LonJeao 199. 246 Hayden. Jo i Alan 226 fa, wood Rrchani G 211 Hayes. Beverly D 196. 99 Harctten. DeAnn Roth 225 Hanen. Janet L 167 Heaeoe. Larry Leon II211 HearJdnj,. Karen Y 98, 199 Healey. Heather Arm 211 Hedges Betan Thoms, 66. 200 HePelfsvjee, Jeffrey 211 Hefkck. Heather M 157 240 Hem. Stephan Jean 225 Herat. Ronds Mae 225 Heumaa. Duns L 211 Hetman. Kelley Lee 200 Hetokck. Carol Lee 157 Hetovck. Cyr.tha Joan 211. 242 HtlmKk. John Scott 226. 241 Holmek. Hetty L. 200 Htirueh Eric Dale 211. 243. 249 Hemp ;. Heidi E 200. 243 Henderson. Mstthne I 211 I lender nx Nadeen Kay 211 Hendenoo. Rebecca K 157 Henry. Debbie Kay 62 167 Henry. Lisa Beth 211 Henthom. Rebecca L 211 Herbert. Krjy Jean 66. 157 Herr. Bcn,amn James 57 248. 249 Herr. Chnyt Damne 60. 225 Herr, hosaane M 200. 246 Herrick. Kendall Lyras 211 Hern-nan. Carol Sue 200 Herrkrgtor. Rick R 167 Herrmann. Ma-r Alan 225 Herron. Lonay Raaue 226 HerOberger Tones E 58 Herrhbrrger. Valera A 211 Hero. Linda An, 62. 58. 243 Hers. Lor, Ann 62. 53. 233 fa� � . Palmas Judy 226 Hbtard. Hep Art, 211 Hekey. Lome EJe.r 163 Hckr. Darnel K 58 HiI Chen Arnett 225 Hk. Joeleah Joy 153 Hk. Tern C 96. 97. 200. 248 HJuneser. Rohm L 58 Hear. Msnanne Jo 200 Hear. Karla Man 65. 211 Hear. Me fas I A 225 Hrkson. Shew, M. 63. 58 Hjppstd, Lon Are. 168 Hat. Valera 240 Hobby. Rarhsrd D 211 Hochttettler. Vegma 212 Hoddetmonr. Kruen T. 225 Hoddetmaw. Knuaa T 226 Honk . Brft Jeanne 61. 212. 239 Hocfler. CM 3 212 Hofer. ManJo 225 HoBmeyer. Greuhen A 225 HoSahs. Phip J. 2 2 Hmbrook Sandra Lee 225 HoJand. Our� Lynn 65. 225 Holiday. Kesberky J 58 HoSemsy, Van B 225 Hody. Ims Raymond 158 Heymar. Anjas L 212 HoJmsn. Katlu Jo 158 Holmer Deborah C. 159 Hotme,. Robert Tenor y 66, 225 Ho� . Keeli Mfabam 159. 239. 238 Hood. Barbara L 159 Hood. Robeit 169 Horrbeck. Bell, Eten 159. 248 Horrteck. Joanne R 226 Horre. Deuglar V 200 Home. Mar 200. 240. 246. 250. 244 Horrar. Jack Alan 159 Horr.sr. Loci Am, 160 Hoida� . Rxbatd G 160 Horton Shefa Km 225 Ho ,,. Barbara Ann 200. 239 Ho mtoe. Joel Mare 212 Hoarder, Scott J 212. 239 HoardyuSeJ, Doicthy E 212. 241 Hebbaid, Chartea J 200 Heddlet-on. Nancy A 200 Hucbtcher, Mark Deed 212 Huggait. Lawn Sum� 72S Hughe Beth Arm 226 Haghe Pad R 212 Hdbert. Phbp R 200 Hvf. Joan H 712 HdU. Brae. Albert 91. 225 Hemmet. Todd D. 226 Has Chakra K 200. 240 Hem. Jody M 212 Heater. Ann D 62. 212 Heater Carolyn Adnar 160 Heater. Dare W 225 Heeler Nate A. 160 Hera. Lua Re� r 275 Hetcfkwn. Norms Kay 225 Hymn. Kmrme Kay 212 Hymns. 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Brenda Lee 225. 245 Jone Gfan Arthur 160. 239 Jone Mary C 64. 213 Jone Pad E 161. 239 Jone Rebecca Sue 213 Jone Sutanne Eve 213 Jone Tammy Lynn 61. 213 Jone Vafene C 2 3. 245 Jotbn. Arty Lee 225 Jude. Thoms, R. 161 Kadamu Lynn Mark 213 Kamphou Susannah M 2 3 Kammeyer. Dead A 161 Kan Davd C 66. 2 3 Katatvar. Pad Stephen 161 Kern. Beg Elisabeth 161 Kau. Danet L 200 Kaufman. Gran, Edwin 200. 243 Kaulmaw. Lon Lynn 200 Kegel. Kathleen Lyre, 225 Keen. Joyce Lynn 213 Kenlmy. Bruce L 62. 196. 99. 200 Kedmi. IVayn IV Jr lb I. 245 Kedogg. Jenndcc L 213 Krmpf, Donna Jean 200 Kennedy. Bnan Phdp 161 Kennedy. Sandro '. 213 KetuWger. Rehar'd G 2 3 Kenyon. Pact a Beth 226 KeRer. Rkhard Thoms, 213 Kelt ham. Hand Wfkam 66. 213 Keitel. Deborah Lee 226 Key ,. Beth A 225 Kbbey. Same, A 200 Kener. Susan Joyce 200 Kimble. Pamela Jane 213 Kenbcoogh. Ron S 2 3 Knead. Many Lou 161 Keg. Beth Ann 59. 213 Km,. Kendra Jean 226 Keg. Rusaeh Altar. 97. 207. 213 Kemey. PhJip Alan 161 Kemey. Robert W 226 Kutry. 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Angeia Matw 226 Lam Mari A 200 Latortha. Brlh Anna 226 Later the. Robart L 226 Laud. Suzanne 200 Lauterback Sandra M 213 La Vancher. Barbara 1. 226 Lam. Mxhetl Dated 62. 213 Leach Jeffrey Alar 213 Latch Lot, A 163. 240 Latch Shan K 60. 226 La . Slaty! Af 226 La . Todd Edw� 201 Latch Dana! E 66. 213 Latah. MtehaUa Jan 226 Lbby. Crka W 226 Uckhdar. Knam £ 226 Little . Jantae Malta! 201. 240. 260. 244 Un. Camie Oaaoywany 163 Undtay, Hand Andrew 22b Lodaty, Dorn Am 213 Ijndtay. Lon A 201 Uni. Chant opher 22b Unk. Franca A Jr. 163 LmU. Darryl C 63 163 Data. John W 63 201 Lrrengood. Roxann Laa 226 Urtngatoa. Machebt fl 66. 213. 243 Lombard. Gather,re M 66. 213 Long. Brant A 163. 24H Long. Cyndu Lynn 201 Lens. One Raa 66. 227 Lons. Tncla Aon 201 Lengnecker. Sharon Ana 163 Lease. MscheJe Mart 201. 202 Lea Lada A 66. 207. 213 Loom,,. Jeffrey Tedd 213 toper. Alberto 213 torch Jam M 163 Lord. Cola Wendell 163 Lehman. Amy Dawn 227 Lough Donald H Jr. 213 Low . Dana Jayne 201. 246 toy. 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WJuam J. 164. 246 Mayberry. Karen D. 202 Meadow . Karen Sue 214 Mean. Gregory Scon 164 MeHott. Slacy Ann 227 Merchant. Bradley C 166 Mertwe er. Deborah L 227 Merman. Janet Kay 227 Metmck. Don W. 166 Meyer. PhJkp R 227 Meyer. Ruth L 166 Mryet. Stephen A 202. 239 Michael. Dene Mama 62.202.2 Mchatf. Sharon Lynn 227 Muhonaki. JX M 214. 260 Mredert. Jam Dowd 227 Mketed Mehaef A 166 MOer. Deb 240 Mbet. Kimberly D. 227 MXaer. Larry Edward II 202 MJur Rebecca Sue 165 Mb Gary L 165 NA. Sheme Lee 214 Mb . Surer G 165 Monger. Andrew L 63. 91. 227 MlcheB. John Garrett 214 MechaB. Mark J 202 Mechafl. Pamela Sue 227 Moat . Marjory A 202 Modderrran. John R 101. 202 Modtity. Bonnie Sue 202 Moeter. Jean M 202 MoB. Jan B 202 Monroe Randett C 66. 166 Morticed. Bren Earl 2. 242 Moor toy . Bryan Edward 203 Moody. Owed Lane 91. IbS. 261 Moody. Mtchei Derate 227 Moon Pamela J 227 Moon. SbeJa Diane 203 Moore. Clnuopher D. 227 Moore. Del D 203 Moot . Join Andrew 203. 239 Moore. John Eugene 203 Moore. 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Rote Am 203 Nemati. Mark Albert 214 Nervo. Ncota, 214 Neitrtf. Patrick M 223 Natter. Beth Ann 61. 214. 242 Netulrv Dand J 60. 223 Needed. Edward Wayne 203 Newel f. Dean Edward 223 Nawtoane, Mary Bath 203 Schalaa. John Alan 166 Nchoh. Donna Caw 214. 240 Nchok. Kannath N 214 Nchoh. Slaton Dmba 229 Nehoh. Sonya Renee 59. 203 Ndoaar. Knrta Lynn 203 Nudarer. Tom Jed, 223 Nog t. Dianna M 63. 223 Nommacher. Gary S 203 Nook Galya Frarer, 59. 223 Notdtn. Gregory S 91. 2. 249 NorOeet. Derrck. 223 SorreJ. WJuam B 203 Nomck. Sham Lynn 93. 214 Norton. Loren 167. 242 Nut . Randal $ 16 7 Oaken. Judith C 68. 64. 203 O Boyie. Sandra J 214 O'Connor. Rebecca E 203 O’Dell. Conrtanra J 203 OTJonnet. Pamela A 203 Oknger, Danny E 101. 214. 261 OIner. Kan Chare, 203. 242 OLace. Ken EJeen 203 01 0 . Rnan Edward 167 Olwn. Sown Lynn 203 Oom Gordon G 223. 228. 240 Ortun. Mehaef Allan 167 On. Laurie Ann 214 Orton. Rebecca Law 228 Otbotr . Debt� Lywn 203 Oxbom. Lon Dame 228 O’Toole. Beth 228 Oneway. Dane See 203 Oneway, Lon Altai 63. 223 Oyo . Mari D. 214 Oyo . Nathanael G 214 Oknga. Nancy Ann 214 Punaai. Taw A 228 Palmet. Tere� Joy 2 Papp. Deeuea Marta, 167 Papp. John Jowph 214 Papp, Let Ant 223 Pappat. Peter L. 223 Park Martyr Rhea 167 260. 249 Parker. Jerry Alan 203 Parker. Path F 98. 99. 228 Pari . Fvan Darnel 167 Pari . Jtf Mare 167 Patman. Knot� Kay 203 Pan 2. Kruama Dear, 214 Panont. Joan Elam 167. 241 Pan . Jarre Wayianct 228 Pate Deborah Cere! 94. 2 Petrrcb. Carolyn S 63. 223 Patnck Ctytlai Ann 99. 228 Patrick Jeffrey Lynn 214 Pamck. Jannder Lynn 228 Patty. Jennifer Mare 228 Patton. Cheryl Lyre- 228 Payne. Shelly Rae 228 Payer� . Thurman R 207. 216. 239 Pedenen. Ellen M 203 Pennon Helen M 203 Pennon. Mananru 203 Pennon Slay 228 Peart. Lynda S. 229 Petfer. Dune M 203 Pentworrk Don leu 203 Penty. Kathy Grace 203 Perkmt. Rtcnda P 207. 215 Perron. Sutanne Mare 228 Petek. Dan C 215 Petek. Rui C. 223 Peter . Becky J. 228 Peter . Debra Jean 223 Peten. JoESen Mare 61. 203 Peter . Steer Alan 167 Peterem. Ben A. 223 Peterem, lieni Sue 167 Peterem, Joan E 167 Peterem. Teri L 168 Peterem. Thcurv� L 91. 215 Ptucib. Jen M 163 Phehrt Mi Alan 228 PhGpa, Amy Irneae 216 PhttpK Oery! A. 169. 245 Phtlp . Dant Sue 228 Pfdtp . Doug Lee 168 Phtlp . Dou a r 203 Phdlp . Phytk M 215 Phtlp . Dm Scott 203 Philp . Tod L. 168 Picktkoin. Tammy 262 there . Stephen M. 215 Percy. Darien J. 223 Pinkerton. Jean Either 215 Purer. Hand Paul 168 Ppet Jeffrey Scott 215 Ptonyak. Led JoAnne 168 Ptooy. Cheryl Ann 228 Pkmner. Anthony Lot 223 Pkmket. KrCh Alan 163 Poiadorier. Shtdey M 61. 203 Ponce. Rolando 215 Portrait,. Ouray J 203 Porter. Frank H 163 Potbuty. Kethy Draft 215 Pott . Km Elaine 215. 246 Pooit. Lori Lynn 228 Poppy- Annette R 228 Potter. Sandra Jean 62. 228 Power. Kathryx� Diaie 169 PraX. Laa H 62. 203 Pratt. Sandra Gwen 203. 240 Pratt. Stefaru L. IbS Platt. Thcena C. 216 Pretley, Mat� Dem� 228 Presort Ma x W 64. 168. 240 Price. Otar A 215 price. Gwen Renee 64. 228 Pnee. Jonathan H 203 Price. Mark A 169 Price. Tteoa 250 Pochard. Land K 169 Prince, Tret� Anne 203 Prtrty. Yxette 228. 229 Provort. Cheryl L 169 Pruner. Becky Lyon 228 Pugh. Doujiaa Edward 215 Q� rk. Brytn Dwayne 229 Quck Deborah Elam 203 Race. Steven Alton 223 Radddt . Ebbw Joy 69. 223 Radelft . Need C 203 Rader. Jon W 229 Raowaater, Pamela Sue 204 RajcheL Feninand H 68. 215 Ramaker. Debt M 229 Rarrune . Robert S 204 Ramauet. Kmberty Jean PIS Ratmutaon. Sue Irene 61. 215 Renew. Joan C 229 Rawten. Greg Retard 216 Ray. Kara Janebe 216 Reebet. Brian 229 258 index ■ N Hnd. CyMfue Lome 169 Red. Kr.tta G 229 Reed. Mark A 229 Ren). Michele Be i 2?« K«W. Patricia J 21$ Reede. George F. 215 Reeder. Laurence C 215 RceH. Daw Kuw 204 Rem . ChrU A 101. 229 Reeve Jennifet C 215 Regraer. Dane I 169 Rochjrd. Lawrence A. 169 Rmd. Jonathan Charle 91. 20 748 Rod. Rebecca ft. 2i6 Kwrf. Leo L 229 Reiter. Jhw MkW 61. 196. 20 Roter. 1 00� , C 229 Reiter. Tetnotby John 169 Rrmtuck. Kety L. 169 Rrnole. Cheryl Ann 94. 216 Revertki. Robert S Jr. 229 Reynold . Katherine O 216 Rhoade, Kruta Lynn 204 Rhoade Maknda Arr 204 Rhoade . TorU A 64. 204 Rhoden. Lori Ann 229 Rhode . Mnan Flame 169. 204 Richard Brvce W. 169. 251 Richard Lha Ann 63. 169 RkUrdton. Deborah I 169 Retard. Brad M I TO. 7.M Retard. Petrel, Jo 216 tfvsi Mehna Corel 229 RoderknecH Syhae 58 120. 243 Rtchte. Carta L 170 Reter. V Wj Key 216 Rrvrra. Thee Kerne 229. 242 Rohbn Jerry Rny 204 Rcbtoette. Dev Lee 61. 216. 24S Roter� or. De� d Wetter, 64 229 Robmeon. Jennifer Sue 201 RebOnco. Jen Aten 216 Rolen ,. Kneberiy J 62. 216 RcbOitco. Lynn Renee 229 Rockry, CaJeen Surer, 170 Rockwell. Steve Craig 204 Rockuood. Rente R 20 Rodngvtr. Jenny 170 Rogn'ewrdsy Karo! A 224. 229 RoggRewky Kvrber'y 224. 229 Roger,. 7etna-e Keren 229 Roger . Richard 8 204. 738 Rotet. Oden Jon 204. 241 Retend. Cerete Jeer, 204 Romano. Catherine Am, 204 Romm} Jane Thane 94. 95. 204 Rorter. C DendJr 216 Rote. Kriuvw Key 229 Roar. Mery 223. 239 Rout. Wendy M 229 Hot . Sandra 170 RoframeL Swrry Mar� 216. 244. 249 RoMand. Jaaen Dean 229 Rowland. London Lee 216 Rowland tear a Ret 229 Roy. Tracy A. 64. 204. 249 Ruby. Derren L. 216 Ro e . Gayle Ledey 729 Runge. Judith L 204. 245 Rope. Virginia Kim 204. 7 0 Runet. Unda C 204 Ruth. Marilyn F 204 Ruth. Nancy L 204 Ryan Hert Mane 230 Saboge. Mery Jo 250 Sadler. Kent Lynn 730 Sedoettt. Jon P. 230 Satee. Dadd Michael 170 SaJee. Clen W. 204 S � ™ Kenberty Kny 230 Sand. Robert M 204 Sanford. Barbara Atlyn 170 Sandy. J0 Ann 59. 216 Sennit. Merger Anne 730 Sewage. Fnc Charier 230 Saunders Shannon M 204. 248 Savage. Mary Je 204 Schenk. Melanie Faah 230 SchaedeL Jan 59. 91. 170 Schakat. Timothy Mark 21b SchaeferUen. Scot A 230 Srlurit. Rnger M Jr 216 Schlamu. Kevin J 230 Schem'd! ray Datvn 230 Schroder. Jewel Kay 98. 99. 205 Schuler. Melody A 216 Schukt. Stan A 170 Schomaker Dave W 97. 216 Srhuttenberg. Monica L 216 Schwaru. Deborah S 216 Scon Charte, Vernon 5 62. 230. 239 Scon. Suren Jean 170 Scouten. Sharon Rene 170 Starlet. DaMel K 216 Starlet. Klmbertr Aon 216 Seetned. Enck Jon 230 See . Lie Mae 230 Sndel. Fnck Jen 63. 91. 216 SeCet. Forte Randal 216 Sergeant John J 205. 239 Serganal. Nell Stanley 171. 239 Sewell. Marcia JA 216 Shade. DeruiW R 230 Shall. Lorens Hope 59. 230 Shatter. Ardent Leght 230 Shatter. Unda L 65 Shame. Shane Kyle 171 Shank. Renetle 230 Shannon. Todd F 64. 205. 249 Shark. Robert Dean 230 Sharpe. R hard P 205. 243 ShauT. Phi A 730 Shaw. Key A 216. 248 Sheen. Jdt I 216 Shepherd. Charte, £ 171 Shepherd. Darnel Scort 230 Shepherd. David M.chael 205 Sherman. Michael Howard 171 Shevcftoa. Kenneth M 205 Shove ton. Lawrence M. 171 Shnver, Dtena Renee 216 Shrum. Ere Lawrence 207. 212. 216 Shuler. Sheen Lynn 216 Shuhe. Da,id Carl 205 Shuhe, Sandra Kaye 230 Shuperl. Terna Y. 65. 171 S(w«. Kathryn Marte 216 Sickau. Lynne M 230 Smite. John C. 171 Sieterl. Marlene Kny 205. 241 Sunertv. Dan Howard 101. 230 Smmgron. Jane Lynn 230 Sunpmn. Karen Joy 171. 245 Sunpacn , Karla Rene 65. 230 Sinclair. Becky E3 n 205 Skinner. Nora K 205 SkyoUfal. Net O 171 SUne. Vick, Lynn 205 Slayton. JJ1 M 230 Sloan. Robe, K 230 Skram. Tammy W 205 Styby, David M. 205 SmaHman. Dadd A 216 Smart. Janae 230 Smart. Lv e Carol 171 Smart. Thomai Jamet 216 Smiley. Tema Arm 171 South AJyv, N 730 Smth. Benpamki P. 205 South Betty Marw 205. 240. 745 Smdh. Carmen C 205 South Demaurtce F 171. 248 250 Smah. Ktiy Sue 205 Smah Knbethy Kay 230 S� A Krttrtne Lynn 230 Smah. Lee Anne 230 Smah. Liana 206 Smah. Mac Sue 172 Snuth Pamela Mnarr. 216 Smah Rhonda Lyncil 230 Smah. Rxh Roy 230 Smah Robert J 216 Smah Rodney J. 205 Smah Rodney N 205 Smah. Ronald D. 172 Smah. Ronald M Jr 216 Smah. Stephen Andrew 230 Smith Tknochy Otn 65. 172 Smah Ten Ann 230. 243 Smyth. Demi A 172. 238 Snader. Either M 172 Soaker. Gregory A 216 Snook. Ruth L 172 Snyder. Andrea B 60. 216 Snyderm. Bath A 59. 230 Snyder. Bonna Beth 230 Snyder. Dev R 173 Snyder. Dunne Key 173 Snyder. Donna J. 216 Snyder. Jayer Marie 173 Snyder. Mchtle Marie 230 Snyder. Rebeca Lynn 205 Soetanger. CcrtMe M 230 Socemoo Seed £ 230 Soviet. Keith Duane 58. 230 Sperlme. Jane Marie 58. 62. 64. 173 Spre . Ann Tmulmen 230 Spencer Filer R 62. 173. 245 Sperry. Kevin Lee 230 Spicer. Carol Hope 230 Spiegel. Lon Jan 64. 230 Spteker. John £ 205 Spredtn. Andrea 173 Sprague. Ralph M 204. 205. 249 Sprnger. Samuel T. 716 SgtKtey Margate A 216 Sen� . John Pool 101. 173 Scackhotte. Jute Lyvn 216 Stegg. Kathy £ 205 Stag9. Knaten Ed 230 Steher. Su an Lynn 230 5� «nm. Manlyn Leu 205 St an A. Pamela S 231 Starkey. Larry Von 231 Stebtcn,. J£ Michele 216 Steele. Lite Beth 205. 239. 250 Sfeete. David John 173 Sterner. Mertdeth Ana 231 Stephen . John Robert 231 Snth. Wendy A 64. 21b Stut. Julie Ann 205 Stockham. Rohm Marne 205. 240. 242 stdufw . Beery Cay 231. 245 Slolttfn. Cynthi, M 205 Stone. Elaine Ekrabeth 173, 239 Stone. Jco W 205 Storer. J£ Kathleen 216 Storm Kevin Brock 231 Stover. Scott Alan 231 StoweJt Ronald L. 216 Strait Aad’ew R 205 Stuebe. Denrce Lyevi 173 Sturgn. Barry Lynn 173 Sturgn. Brian Paul 216 Straate. Uia Louua 231 Stretch. Heater Renee 231 ScroaJry. Karen L.dte 231 Stroupe. Ttmo .y Paul 2J1 Sturnme Jack Jane, 58. 60. 231 Sum Brenda J 231 Summemle. Kurt 215 Sutler,-nan. Karen S 205 Supple . Edward Robert 173 Suranyon. Pen M 216 Suayte. JA Aheen 217 Summer. Mark F 217 Swept. Kenneth Fugme 20} Syket. John Roger 217 Symeit. Deborah Ann 217 racket. Rebecca I rah 231. 247 Taft. Wlbam C 6$. 205 Tan. Sierra P 217 Tar.eey. Came Marte 217 Tatum. Connie Arm 217 Tavieme. Rich S 205 Taylor. AftK� Kay 217 Taylor. Barbara J 174. 239 Taylor. Brian Kedh 60. 174 Taylor. Cynthaa Lomu 205 Taylor. Gayle Adeen 205. 250 Taylor. Joel Kenneth 174 Taylor. Walter Lee Jr 217 Tedkud. Jeana Beth 205 Tee,e. Valerie Jean 231 Terkehen. Fratkhn L. 205 Terpcr nng. DarreO W 205. 739 TeipRra. Steven Ke.th 101. 205. 251 Terr . Narfme Im 217. 744 Tewhrtwy. Lrnda 231 Thacker. Den 205 Thane. Brent DanU 174 Thank. Mwhaei AJen 174 TMw. Conn £ 63 205 Thel Linda Ruh 174 Thom� t Amy Rebecca 64. 217. 239 Thoma Donna J. 217 Thema RonJd Dale 231 Thocnpeon. David K. 205 Thompton. Jean EUne 205 Thocnpeon. Joanne E 231 Thom . Rob Bruce 64. 231 Thornton. Lydia Bae 217 Thornton. Thoma, R. 231 Tree Shun G 205 Ttmco. Debra Sue 231 Tenet. Mark AUr 205. 242 Titut. Alan 217 nu Jenny L 217 Tober. Don, Ike 717 Tobert. Penny Lynn 231 Todd. Fdward Murray 217 Todd Kevn J 174. 240. 248. 251 Tom. Aubrey A. 231 Tome. Dera Joy 205 Torok. Andrea Lee 231 Towne. Theodore D 174 Trautman. Weyne Carl 206 Trammel Km Arm 232 Trailer, Timothy 5 206 Triehy Sara M 232 TrlvtH Phy Mac 66. 217 Troyet. Karen Muchaekr 217. 240. 242 Trueman. Rhonda R 206. 245 Turman. VrSerte A 232 Tucker. Alva, Davtd 174 Tung. Donald 64. 232 Tapp . Chnuopher S 64. 171. 174. 23S Turner. Robert John 217 Tumet. Tracy Lee 174 Tuttle. Jonathan David 206. 248 Tyree. Lori Lynn 232 Tyler. Due C 232 Tyree. Kevin Alan 232 Ty on. Uta Lee 57. 217 UiL Deborah Sue 232 Umar. Jeffrey T. 174. 248 (Mger. Came Alien 62. 206 VanBevcren. TenJym 232 VanBeveten. Torttyon 232 Vance. Krtrty Lee 217 VanCukn. Lort EJeen 217 VanDort. Drorah K 232 VanBeeck. Mark 65. 232 VanMeter. Scott WM, 206 Vannam. Barbara Kay 206 VanSchctck. Richard D 155 Vanlreate. Cyntha R. 175 Vaughn. Beth Aura 217 Vaughn. L. a Mane 232 Vaughn. Sue 94 Veltman. Wih� m R 232 Venman. Jame, Chaae 232 Venman. Kmberlee $ 216 Venman. Tamara Lynn 232 VeStraoc. Jefbey A. 216 Viper. Vancethr 2S1 Voorhl Traci Dtaoe 218 Vceh John Dani 175 Wagner. Cynthia Jayne 232. 245 Wagner. Rhonda Gene 175 Walker. Cynthia Dawn 206. 249 Walker. Laura E. 206 Wallace. Gary Lee ITS. 251 Wallace. Gerald C Jr 218 Wallace. Jewel M 218 Wallace. Kama L. 216 Water. Troy R 232 Wahh. Loretta A 175 Walter. ChrW M 101. 206 Walter. Daniel L. 216 Walter. Mark Henry 206. 239 Walter. Ronald Eugene 206 Walter. Stevea P 216 Waknp. Fleet rS A 218 Walt . Branlon Troy 66. 218 We.tr. Jonathan Davd 218 Ward. Jacgcn C 206 Ward. Robert Kencel 206 Ward. Kelly Suranne 175 Waren. Brett J 232 Warfeld Michael W. 59. 232 Ward . Bnan J 206. 241 Warren. JarAe Lynn 218. 248 Wathbum. Shan Lyon 65. 216 Wanenaar. Jeffrey H 175 WWacn Andy J 216 Wmkxx Cathy Mane 206 Wauen. Robert Kent 218 Walton. Sherri L 206. 239. 240. 242 Way. Mekua Sue 232 Weaver. Cone ad Ray 232 Weaver. Diane Lyaette 206 Webb. Parti Lynn 232 Weber. Jon Karl 206. 239 Weber. Krtttm Roberta 218 Wetdman. Chntrme Rae 20� Wena. Ber amto C 206 Wed kavp. Carta C 232 Welch. Amy L. 218 Welch. Mary Fluabelh 206. 249 WeJur. M -k Robert 175 Wei,. Mary Lyre, 206 Wemett. Deborah Lynne 232 Wetrett. Jame W 206 Wemett. Steve Mark 206 Went. Paul 242 Weneirk. Joyce D 175 Weuetnk. Kirk Alan 175 Weufal. t.orccra G 232 Wetter. Judah J 206 Whaler. Chciyl M 175 Whtacrc. Aaron M. 65. 218 Whtakcr. Tamm S 206 tVWomO. Sw lyru, 206 Whte. Rebecca J. 206 Whrtaket. JuAth K 65. 206 WhVtakcr. Kratoa J 56. 56. 166. 176 WhWeaurg. Dougla, D 218. 239 Wick Lore S 232 Wvdenhot. Chra A. 232 Wggen. Scott A 218 Wght. Runet Aten 232 Wianmakl Dam A. 216 Wko . Angela G 218 Wilcov. Can, Lynn 176 Wilce . KM Drew 176 Ittftvucw. Kathy Arm 216 Index 259 WOcotl. Om 239 WCttt. Me Scow 206 WAxmt. Dand M 64. J 6 WAaim. JloAn T.rc v 64. lAVAum Kewwrt J 206 WJtam. T t Kay 176 WMaemm Tc ye i ? UV n,. 7-n U n 23? KV o«i. Ourtkor 2 6 W .. JWm W 213. 2SV IWwn. Ka MxM 206 UVxw. fMwv Aw ?.V WJtoa. 7We� e Dune ? UVxtfun, Jey S 206 ?.N UWuA. Donna Ren 60. 216 WnA B. Mnlua .V 232 Faculty: Abbas, Robert, PhD 130 Ager. Merlin. PhD 130 Alyn. Irene B., PhD 130 Anderson. Lyle. PhD 130 Baker, J. Wesley, MA 130 Baker, Lois MEd 130 Baker, Sue, MA 140 Baldwin, Richard, MBA 130 Ballard. Stanley N, PhD 130 Bartholomew, Ray, PhD 130 Bates, Patricia L., MA 130 Bauer, Janet A., MS 130 Baumann. Donald, PhD 130 Bergen, Harmon. MA 130 Biddle, James, PhD 130 Biddle, Sharon, PhD 130 Boneberger, Omer, DEd 130 Bosworth, Tim, BA 130 Braithwaite, Edwin, PhD 130 Brock, Lynn, MLS 130 Brown, Debra, MBA 130 Brown, Elaine, MSEd 130 Brown, Stephen, MLS 130 Staff: Ager, Ruth 134, 245 Anglea, John 134 Auckland, Diane 134 Auckland, Mary 134 Auckland. Robert C. 134 Baldwin, Martha 134 Beight, Donna 134 Beikert, Grace 134 Bergen. Audrey 134 Boley, Brenda 134 Bosma, Jan 134 Bowersox, James 134 Bowersox, Richard 134 Bradds, Connie 134 Brock, Jeffrey D. 134 Brown. Mark 134 Brown, Stephen 134 Bur rich ter, Margaret 134 Cagwin, Debbie 134 Crimp bell, Fran 134 Campbell, Jack 134 Carr. Alberta 134 Cato. James 134 Chaffe, Stuart 134 Chambers. Jim 134 Compton. Deborah 135 W doogi . Amy Jo 206. 248 feminas . Wrody Joy 232 HVniVovan. Own Jytanr 57. 232 tVmWrman. All CV.vx 57. 176 W, m n. RoByn R 216 W.runbod. Janet Lynn 65, 2IS Wm ei6aeti. Kendra So 206 Wokoll DaesJ Alan 232 Wolf . Jeffrey Owen 232 KfaA Beyca R 176 Wood. Stephen E 216 Woodtid. Onytd lUBard 232 WooJt. Pamela Jean 206 Woody . Led Ruth 206. 2 6 Wttj St. Amy Sultan 216 Wngf . Antony D 232 Callan. Donald. PhD 131 Clark, Martin, EdD 6 Clevenger, Charles, MA 131 DiCuirci, Michael, MM 131 Diehl, Pamela S., PhD 131 Dixon. Pat, MEd 131 Dolph, Charles D„ PhD 131 Durham, Richard, ThD 131, 243 Eimers, Lee, PhD 131 Eimers, Sharon, MSpEd 131 Ellington, Charles. PhD 131 Elmore. Austin D., 131 Estes, Daniel, ThM 131 Fawcett, Clifford, DBA 131 Fisher. Jean. MA 131 Flentge, Dennis, PhD 131 Frank, Dwayne, DEd 131 Gian ville, Ellen, MSEd 131 Green. Harold. ThB 6 Greenwood. Edward, DA 131 Gromacki, Robert, ThD 131 Grosh, Ronald, PhD 131 Hall, Helen L, MA 131 Halsey, Joseph C., MEd 131 Hamer, Sandi, MA 131 Conklin, Wilma 135 Coriell, Ron 135 Couch, Robert 135 Coy. Beth 135 Coy. Sherry 135 Cunningham, Jeff 135 Dailey, Marie 135 Day. Jeannie 135 De Meester. John 135 DePenning, Steve 135 Deranek, Norma 135 Dillon, Charles A. 135 Dillon, Margaret 135 Divan, Linda 135 Draa, Cheryl 135 Entner, Sandra G. 135, 239 Farrow, Patricia 135 Fires, Judy 135 Gafiner, David 135 Gidley, David 135 Gidiey, Irene 135 Green, Margaret 136 Greenwood, May 136 Grooms, Dewayne 136 Swinn. Robert 136 Henderson. Barbara 136 Hollopeter, Carolyn E. 136 Howell. Agnus 136 Wt t6t. Prut R 206. 242 Wu dn r. Daw PmJ S9. 232 Wuettner. Ln.ro £ 59. 206 WuthrvK Dm Lyna 232 WutfAOw. Ruth Am 176 HVand. Ralph WVUWi a 176 Wyt . Jaxyutlyn Jean 206 Wya . JR Sfory 232 Yacynycti. t 6ar h Ana 206 Yager M h B Man 232 Vania. Barbara 216. 246. 243 Yanda. Both� 216. 24S. 24S Yeager. Davtd Aattoery 100. 218. 261 Yoder. Carol Cygemr 206 Yod r. Morn Kay 176. 2 0. 260 Hazen, Marinus 132 Helmick, Larry, PhD 132, 241 Hunt. Karol, PhD 132 Johnson, Clifford. DEd 6 Johnson, Martha. MA 132 Kempf, Betsy, BS 132 Killian, Lawrence, MS 132 King, Elvin R. MEd 132 Klimek, Mark. MSN 132 Larson. Mark. MA 132 Leightenheimer, James, BA 132 Loach. Barbara, MA 132 Lopez. Mike, PhD 132, 244 McClure, Philip, MM 132 McGillivray, John, MS 132 McGoldrick, James. PhD 132 Matson, David. PhD 132 Miller, Douglas J., PhD 132 Monroe, Allen. PhD 132 Monroe, Beverly, MA 132 Moreland, Kurt, MA 132 Murdoch, Murray, PhD 132. 239 Pagnard, Charles. MM 132 Parr, Robert. MA 132 Huber, Trish 136 Hunt, Helen 136 Hunt, Robert 136 Johnson. Judy 136 Johnson. Timothy 136 Jones, Byron 135 Kaufman, Emily 135 Knauff, Nancy 135 Kuhn, Gary P. 136 Larson. Susan 136 Lichtensteigcr, Diane 136 Maddux, Bruce 137 Mathews, Dawn 137 Mathews, Mark 137 Matthews. Stanley 137 Mick. Bernice 137 Mitchell. Mary 137 Paulino. Paul 137 Printy, Beatrice 137, 240 Purrington, David 137 Raught, Jennifer 137 Rawson, Sharon 137 Rayburn. Ethel 137 Ruby, Carl 137 Sagraves, Ruth 137 Samuel, David 137 Sjoquist, Douglas 137 Skillman, Jon 137 YotK Angels 206 Vows. « n P n 232 Vows. ChnotopKtt S 232 Vows. C e Ann 232 Vows. Rot Kmberfy 64. 218 Youngtrn. Them L 61. 218 Yo Angel Kail Jeer, Mo Yl Homo CVm 206 Zaugg. Angela 218 Z k. EiaaBrUi Jean 232 2 t . Rk 218. 248 Zefoang Dtted L 206. 248. 250. 249 Zregke, Heart Dal 91. 218 Zreke. Lynn E 176 Zunpftt. Stott Edward 206. 242. Parvin, Donald. MDiv 133 Percesepe, Gary. MA 133 Phipps. James, PhD 133 Phipps, Terry, MS 133 Rayburn, Marlin, MA 133 Rich. Anne, MAcct, CPA 133 Rickard. Donald. MA 6 Riggs. Jack. ThD 133, 245 Robey, David. MA 133. 244 Rogers, Rex, PhD 133 Rot man, David L., MS 133 Shalladay, Maureen O., 133 Seaman. James PhD 133 Seaman, Lila. PhD 133 Silvius, John. PhD 133 Slocum, Ruth, MS 133 Smith. Galen, MS 133 Smith. Sarah, PhD 133 Spencer, Edward E., MA 133 Stahl, Karl. MA 133 St. Clair, Kenneth. MA 6 Warren, Dave, ThM 133 Wetzel, Daniel, PhD 133 Young. Stephen, BA 133, 251 Smith, John R. 137 Smith, Michele 137 Smith, Roscoe 137 Spencer, Dorothy 137 St. Clair, Ida 137 St. Clair, Kenneth 137 Stahl, Mary E. 137 Street, Joan 138 Sturgis, Kathy 138 Taylor, Rae 138 Taylor, Virgina M. 138 Thompson, Steven 138 Tocknell, John 138 Vickman, Bonnie 138 Vickman, Jeff 138 Vine, Allan 138 Wagner, Don 138 Wallace, Daniel 138 Wetzel. Phyllis 138 Wolfi, Cynthia 138 Womack, Carla 138 Womack, Glenda 138 Womack, Jay 138 Womack. Mark 138 Wyse, Gerri 138 Index