Cornerstone University - KUMI ORI Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1972 volume:

epfist college ichigan DEDICATED TO . Gary Raymond, a man who is known to soma as Henry Wadsworth Raymond and to others affectionately as Barney, or Dad. He is the Director of Student Affairs to his fellow administrators. He is coach to the members of three successful athletic teams. He is the man with the money to most Michigan BIG BOYS. To those in Techniques of Counseling Ps 431 he is the lecturer, discussion leader, and comedian. To a perplexed student he is an empach- etic listener and a satisfactory answer. He keeps things running smoothly, effectively, and off the collar. To some he is discipli- narian, but also friend. We have found him to be a Christian catalyst : a man in- volved with student? with the goal of im- proving not only their effectiveness in serving God. but al- so their expression of Christianity on a practical, daily lev- el. Being involved with others, Mr. Raymond not only teaches, but also shows through his life the beauty and maturity of doing all things to the glory of God .11 2 Lord. May I ask thy blessings on a dull wooden day? My reflexes are sluggish, My mind foggy, My attempts to pray vague and unrewarding. You know the kind of odd-body I am Lord: joyful today and glum tomorrow Glad—mad—dull--devious—thrilled to the shoelaces or just plain blah. 5 6 Won't you lock down upon me Jesus You've got to help me make a stand. Just got tc see me through another day. My body's aching and my time is at hand. I won't make it any other way. M James Taylor ■ The most visible joy can only reveal itself to us when we Ve transformed it, within. It is good to be tired and wearied by the vain search after the true good, that we may stretch out our arms to the Redeemer, 10 which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon in our despair, aga.ns through the awful gta and winter . The student shall he In- dulged witil nothing which the wand calls play, ler this rule be observed with strict- est nicely; for thou� who play when they axe young wUl play when lliey arc old. I wish to re mind you of the days we chased the raying sun fielding flowers and after breath less smiling at oar leaping loving. We have love when loving goes. I hope you re member. Richard M. Procey 14 Real isn’t hov, foirSfe made. ' laid the Skin Horse. ' It's a thing that happens to you. When a child lows you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves voa, then you become Real. Does it hurt? asked the Rabbit. Sometimes, said Lhe Skin Horse, for he was always truthful. When you axe Real, you don't wind heing liiiir.11 Does It happen all at Once, like being wound up, he asked, or Nr by bit? It doesn't happen all at once, said the Skin Horse, You become. It takes a long tame. That's why it doesn’t often happen to people who break easily, or have sharp edges, or who have to l e carefully kept. Cenerallv, hy the time you art Real, most of your hair hns been loved off, and your eyes drop out, and you get loose in rhe joints and very shahhy. But these things don't matter at all, because once you are Real, you can’t be ugly, except to people who don't understand. Margery Williams THE VELVETEEN RABBIT as soon .is slip said . . , JO lonfcly ... I t alls ed v. irmly as fnsr as 1 could About gardening and church fellowship ai'd convenient shopping ceiup' uni lied Cross vol imcer ' Cirh and good TV programs ami the Frienil Closet Thau j Broils am] others more aeedy than slm. liien, !ejjo !iln£ the flowered cake tin oil the Wtehten counter |neat us the numeral 1 ) I left Luri Sb� w They are in the time of life.. .when each touch, each look, each sigh arises from the heart, the heart alone,,.. For them love is without thought, as to draw breath, to sleep, to walk. E. Spencer . 17 Once the realization is accepted that even between the closest human be- ings infinite distances continue to exist, a wonderful living side by side can grow up, if they succeed in lov- ing the distance between them which makes it possible for each to see the other whole against the sky. Rainer Maria Rilke LETTERS 13 Sometimes I want to be alone with myself much more than other times. Maybe itTs as though I want to feel inside and be close to whatever I find or whatever I am. Theodore Isaac Rubin He was a plain man and learned no latin Having left all gold behind he dealt out peace to all us wild men and the weather He ate fish, bread, ...and God's will Dust sandalled his feet He wore purple only once and that was an irony Luci Shaw 20 ROYALTY Once upon a time, in a faraway King- dom the King and Queen decided to have a banquet. All the people ol wealth and quality were invited to the palace. The stepsisters looked forward to the event with great ex- citement and bought costly gowns and jewels to wear. On the night of the occasion, though, an unknown Princess, alias Cinderella, arrived. As she was led into the crowded room every head turned and muimirs went up: ,TWhat a lovely person! 22 23 THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy keeper, Thy head, thy sovereign; one that cares for thee, And for thy maintenance commits his body To painful labour both by sea and land, To watch the night in storms, the day in cold, Whilst thou liest warm at home, secure and safe And craves no other tribute at thy hands But love, fair looks, and true obedience-- Too little payment, for so great, a debt. 2b William Shakespeare 1m 26 ARTIST SERIES 27 SWEETHEARTS .... people, people who need people are the luckiest people in the world. 28 31 The theatre will be closing soon, The actors then will all go home. They'll remove the make-up and facade They'll put away the scenery drops, And all the little staging props. Without the thoughts of pleasing any crowd. For all the laughter and applause Has ceased to cater to their cause. And no one has a reason to be proud. For playing to the crowd alone Brings no contentment when they've gone. And all one's left is memories, soon o’er trod. So when the stage is finally cleared, And shadows fall where lights appeared, And when the final curtain falls, Will I be able to say that all my life was played to Cod? Ralston Bowles 32 33 34 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET ' m 35 I 36 37 COMMENCEMENT Odd shaped pebbles roll and tumble round the Rock which smooths them into five small stones one of which will kill a giant. hugene Peterson 38 39 CROSS COUNTRY 8-2 Dave Powell Tom Broughton Larry Dean Gary Anderson Steve Palma Gene Lewis Mike High Duane Riegel SOCCER 8-4 Bob Walsh Ernie Newman Mike McCullotigh Ted Christman Roberto Oliveira Paul Carmichael Tom Carpenter Stan Burhans Gordon Lawson Allen Cuthbert Bob Oatley John Rees Jim Steed Vem Bartz Sam Waldron uu 45 BASKETBALL 14-9 Bob Bopp Bob Christensen Dan Crawford Jim DeBruyn Cary Dodge Stan Jensen Tim Nyhius Steve Palma Marty Schlalfey Charlie Selmon LeRoy Shively Bob Whitney 46 1 GIRL'S BASKETBALL 4-6 TEAM: Linda Cross Jill Cook Cori Plomp Jan Smalley Cindy Kelsey Vicki Billington Bernice Truckel Marlene SrcinJort Melody Z it ike COACHES: Juanita Kellaris Kay Jingst Girls basketball or the rapture?? JV BASKETBALL 50 51 Dan Forbes Charles Selmon Dan Crawford I im Nyhuis Sam Waldron Paul Evans Dave Banning Tom Broughton Mike High Rich KnuSt Leroy Shively Brent Hager Rick Burger Paul Miller Tom Carpenter Duane Riegel Gary Anderson Dave Powell 52 BASEBALL 9-1 Paul Donne Darrell Gregory Jess Burton Tom Garlock Lanny DeWitt Larry Rolston Randy Reed George Moore John Schick Ken Adams John Blodgett Mark Sztanyo Bob Christianson Guy Nyhuis Durwood Abbey Ken Gall Bruce VanAntwrerp Jim Ackerman Brian Seaman Bob Spencer 53 Vicki Billington Cori Piomp Debbie Dickerson Bonnie Donne Cindy Kelsey Linda Cross Janet Smalley Mary Bonin Celeste Seigler Melody Zinke Cindy Maxson Ruth Boniface 54 55 56 ftps • 57 activities Kathy McEwen Gerry Sheveland WHO'S WHO Tom Hugiies 61 KUMI ORI tsr 63 CAMPUS HERALD 64 STUDENT COUNCIL 65 67 QMS 68 WIND ENSEMBLE 69 7 L feci 72 75 9 . 76 77 advertisements sceaks malts sandwiches country style dinners Nokthlam) gSjf £ 2 hvnsbergerdc, n.e grand, rapids, m ch 36 - 77 H j Hiaivatfia llSahtiit 2605 LINCOLN ROAD, SOUTH £Li.aarux a, c Viicfuqan qqSzg Euclid-Nottingham 5?JI??? Euclid, Ohio Church Congratulations to the Class of 1972, and best wishes to the suc- ceeding class. May you heed the admonition to Timothy, ‘And the things that thou hast heard .. the same commit thou to faithful men. who should be able to teach others also. Thou therefore en- dure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.”' II Timothy 2:23 81 i Baptist eOOKSTGFE Church mrs grace wiens aw o • -o«-4)ai- C3 sz C3 AL SONS TUNE-UP S ERV1CE 2 40 n. division g I 4 -4S73 GOOD MEWS BAPTIST CHE R 11 SIOJMfth S.II.Grand Rapids. Mich. Z21 yUur J2u i£££ 6 TRINITY BAPTIST GRURGH 2050 ABERDEEN ST., N.E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN FIRST BAPTIST GRURGH 602 illinois avenue me donald, Ohio Patron . EDWARDSBURG COMMUNITY CHURCH Senior portraits compliments of Herpolsheimer’s Portrait Studio, One Monroe, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 83 84 86 57 administration faculty students W. WILBERT WELCH, Ph. D. President ADMINISTRATION These men- busy with commit- tee meetings, projects and promotion- have earned our respect because of their Chris- tian commitment and concern for our academic and spiritual welfare. GERRIT TENBRINK, Ed. D. Dean of the College KAY JINCST, M. S. Director of Women's Affairs TED CHRISTMAN, B. A. Director of Men's Affairs CARY RAYMOND, M. A. Director of Student Affairs LAWRENCE BOS, B. A. Registrar EDITH Me BRIDE Residence IIcilL Director, Pickitt Hall VERN JEFFREY Food Service GRACE WEI NS Bookstore Manager EDNA CRIFFETH Frsidence Hall Director, Quincet Hal! WILLARD DOREN Supervisor of Physical Plant 93 JULIA HENKEL, Ph. D. Professor of English and Christian Ed. F A C U L T Y PAUL BEALS, Th. D. Professor of Missions RELIGION AND MINISTRIES TEACHING US-through Hebrew outlines, doctrine note- books and all nighters, long quizzes with a yes or no in the upper left hand corner, countless files, diagrams and alliterated outlines-AN APPRECIATION AND KNOW- LEDGE OF THE WORD OF GOD AND A PRACTICAL UN- DERSTANDING CF THE CHURCH AND OUR INVOLVE- MENT IN ITS MISSION. 94 H. DAVID CLARK, Th. D. Chairman, Associate Professor of Bible JOHN WILSON, Ph. D. Professor of Bible and Religion JEROME CASNER, Th. M. Assistant Professor of Bible 95 HUMANITIES, ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS TEACHING US- by reading the IL-LIAD, Dr. Seuss and Erasmus, by reaching for high C and waving your arms in three- four time, by giving your first one point speech or explaining the kissing bottles , or by introducing us to our own language and thinkers- AN APPRECIATION FOR CREATIVITY, IDEAS, MUSIC, ART AND MAN- GOD'S CREATION. DAVID EGNER, M. A. RAYMOND BARTHOLOMEW, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of English Associate Professor of English BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Greek RONALD MAYERS, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of History and Philosophy GAYLORD TAYLOR, lui. D. Associate. Professor of Music DONALD VELDT, Ph. D. Chairman, Associate Professor of Speech RONALD BUSCH, M. A. Instructor of Speech GARY LaMORE, M. Div. Instructor of History 98 DESMOND BELI., M. Mus. Assistant Professor of Music ELIZABETH OS BECK, M, A. Assistant Professor of Speech EDWARD BUCHANAN, Ed. D. Chairman, Assistant Professor of Psychology SCIENCE AND EDUCATION TEACHING US through the exper- iences of an ex-Iowan pastor, or being' introduced to Skinner's box and salivating dogs, by caring for fruit flies, or knowing that nothing is never communicated, or even the dimensions of a volleyball court - AN UNDERSTANDING OF OUR EN- VIRONMENT AND OF MAN. 100 VIVIAN BEALS, B. R. E. Instructor of Business Ed. RALPH ABUHL, M. A. Assistant Professor of Ed. 102 DOROTHY GORDON, B. A. Instructor of Physical Education RONALD BUSCII, M. A. Instuctor of Speech CARY RAYMOND, M. A. Assistant; Professor of Social Science DESMOND BELL, M. Mus. Assistant Professor of Music DAVID CLARK, Th. D. Associate Professor of Bible ALLEN BA IS LEY Bachelor of Religion Education BOB BANNING Bachelor of Religious Education CHRTS BARKER Secretarial Diploma JIM BOOK Bachelor of Religious Education SENIORS CATHY BRISTOL. Bachelor of Religious Education 104 DAVE BROWN Bachelor of Religious Education TERRY BURLINGAME Bachelor of Religious Education GAIL FEENSTRA Secretarial Diploma RUTH FELTZ Bachelor of Religious Education 105 TARRY FLATT Bachelor of Religious Education LARRY FOGLE Bachelor of Religious Education ROGER FOUST Bachelor of Religious Education TIM CALL Bachelor of Religious Education TOM CARLOCK Bachelor of Religious Education KAREN GIBBS Bachelor of Religious Education DAVID GRIFHORST Bachelor of Religious Education KHi WALTER HALLBERG Bachelor of Religious Education MIKE HOSTETLER Bachelor of Religious Education TOM HUGHES Bachelor of Religious Education PAT IRWIN Bachelor of Religious Education RICHARD JENNEX Bachelor of Religious Education EARL LAGA Bachelor of Religious Education 107 JILL LF.SMAN Secretarila Diploma LINDA LOGAN Bachelor of Religious Education KATHY McEWEN Bachelor of Religious Education DAVID MEYER Bachelor of Religious Education 108 KAY MOORE Bachelor of Religiotis Education C. S. MORRIS Bachelor of Religious Education CORI PLOMP Bachelor of Religious Education DAVTD SCHAEFER Bachelor of Religious Education GARRY SHEVELAND Bachelor of Religious Education TOM SIEFERT Bachelor of Religious Education 109 Class Officers: Pres.; Tom Siefert; Treas., Cathy McEwen; Sec., Kay Moore; V. Pres,, Earl Laga. LYNETTE STAPLES Bachelor of Religious Education NANCY THOMAS Secretarial Diploma JOHN THOMPSON Bachelor of Religious Education LLO JAN UMTNN Secretarial Diploma CAROL WARD Bachlor of Religious Education KEITH YATES Bachlor of Religious Education 111 JUNIORS Gary Erskine Paul Evans Doug Fagerstrom 113 Camille Horn Josolyn Hoxie Randy Cowman Bruce Hackv orth Henry Halblaub Dan Forbes Robert Gay Dwaic Gerber Cheryl Gibson Timothy tente John Ms.rquari.lt Nancy Mitchell Craig Moir 115 Connie Moore Bob Oliveira Cyndee Persons Paul Petersen A1 Pick David Powell Jon Rees Sylvia Rodgers Charlie Seim on John Shick Jim Si effert Roger Singleton 116 Thomas Sink Judith Smallwood Yield Smith Jo Ann Storsberg Bruce Van Antwerp Joyce VanHout Ken Waite Samuel Waldron Kathryn Willsie Dan Winters 117 CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Nelson, Sec.; Dennis Smith, Treas.; Paid Doane, V. Pres.; Bob Whitney, Pres. 118 119 Dorothy Bolthouse Bov Boniface Janice Bosma Kathleen Cameron Janice Canfield Thomas Carpenter Sue Clarke Charlette Bozarth Helen Brandon Carla Braun Carolyn Brock Carolyn Brown Robert Brum an Pat Budek Rick Burger Sharon Clum Barbara Conrad 120 Jerry Cooper Michael Corlew Darlene Corse r Linda Cross Doreen DeBuhc Max Derks Sharon Devine Paul Doane Susanne Foddrill Susan Frens Julie 'Gates 121 Margie Green Darrell Gregory Barbara Gunning Stephen Lane Karen LeSuer Doug JLewr Tom Golclen Jo Ann Goodenough Susan Gosney Laynette Haberer Janet Hale Diane Homan Kim Hubbell Kay Huffman Charlotte Jenkins Linda Kenoyer Mike Krietzky 122 Gene Lewis Debbie Loveless Joy McDaniel Judy Nelson Fxme Newman Janice Nicholson Tim Nyhuis Bob On tie y Steve Pslma Chris Parkin Doug Penfield 123 Mike Scott Thomas Scraver Brian Seam on Sue Shaffer Cathy Stoddard Tom Summer fie Id David Swab Mark Sztanyo 124 Sharon Tanner Marcia VanDer.Berg Bob Walsh Shirley Walter David Wygmans Mary YeSke Janet Yost Melody Zinke Carl Aardsrna Durwood Abbey Cindy Acker Cheryl Am ami FRESHMAN I CLASS OFFICERS: Dan Crawford, Pres, j Margie Jenista, Sec.; Cindy Fowler, Treas.; Martin Bacalia, V. Pres. 126 Chcrie Anderson Dawn Anderson Randy Archambault Martin Bacalia Larry Baer Ken Baum Jane Beyliss Vernon. Bart?. Paul Benton Nina Bergeon Virginia Bergii Susan Bartlett 12? Ann Bilge r Vicki Billlngton Mike Bishop Lois Beak Lawrence Bogner Ruth Boniface Mary Bonin Denise Bos Ross Brerma. Roy Bronkema Becky Bristley Paula Brown Thomas Brought or. 12$ 129 Carol Clarey Thomas Clark Katliy CooJk Mary Cooper Allan Cuthbert jar. DeRoeT Robert DeVee Bonnie Doane Mike Dolbee 13C Vickie Floyd Judy Foote Cindy Fowler Janice Friend Michael Dye Christine Emmett Clay Farnbam Darrell Flora Denise Doran Vicki Doyle Joan Eger Rob Eldredge Robert Cillett William Gilmour Pat Glazier Beverly Goddard 132 Nancy Heckman Dave Hemingway Mel Henkel Debbie Hobbs Robin Hoe ft Sandy Holt Dave Henry Mike High Jacquelyn Hill Connie Hitchcock 133 134 Brenda Johns Mark Johns Cindy Kelsey Francine Kern John Lewis Dona McEvoy Peter McGoncgal Autumn McIntyre Kathleen Me Murray Phil McPhee Dan Maguire Kothi Mailielt Ronald Maler Sharon Leach Debra Leright Mari LeVeque Paula Koth Bonnie l.arson 136 Cheryl Martia Margie Marvin Cynthia Max son Gerald Mick Charlene Miller Deborah Miller Larry Mitchell Robert Mol Rosalie Moore Jim Morrissey Patricia Nelson Phil Neumann 136 Joanne Price Debra Rail ling 137 Guy Nyhuis Kathleen Os beck Deborah Pearce Douglas Pettibone Steve Pope Lois Potter Pamella Reed Linda. Reiter Ruth Remus Sheldon Rhodes Duane Riegel John Ringelberg Terri Riggs Debbie Rogers Alfred Ross Helli Schipper Robert Spencer Marlene Steinfort Jayne Sullivan Sharon Swineford 138 Deborah Thomas Susan Thomson Leticia VilXapando Linda Wade Ivan Woodard Ruth Wray 'led Wyrick Joarme Yardlay 139 Bos, Christ Cqura' VCo- t F3bi Jk)§ Grli'tbth, ’Edna 93 Jeffery, Vcrn-93 , Jingst, Kay 92 Ale Bride, Edith 93 JV Miller, Verna Raymond, Gary 92 Tenbrink, tSerric 9 Welch. . J FACULTY l AhuhI, Ralph 101 Barthldli'u-w, Ray 96 Beals, Paul 94 Beals, Vivian 100 Bell, Desmond 99 Bopp, Virgil 101 Buchcanan, Edward 100 Busch, Ron 98 Casner, Jerome 93 Chapman, Benjamin 97 Clark, David 94 Crawford, Albert 95 Deboer, Lester 102 Egner, David 96 Gordon, Dorothy 102 Henkel, Julie 94 Horn, Joyce 99 1. a More, Gary 98 Matthews, Victor 97 Mayer a, Ronald 97 Os beck, Elizabeth 99 Oslwck, Kenneth c 9 Oshorn, Henry 97 Poludiniak, Normat 10J Price, Nathan 102 Sisson, Virginia 96 Taylor, Gaylord 98 Veldt, Donald 98 Wilson, Jotrn 95 studen; Abje Chirvtooc! y}36 Aclcrl Cynthia 126 Acfcr, Lois 126' Aclerman, Jim .126 Adams, Ken 112 Adams, Steve 118 Aenis, Dennis 118 Albright, Jackie 118 Alexander, Mareen Alley, Janet Amann, Cheryl 126 Anderson, Cherle 127 Anderson, Cherilyn 118 Anderson, Dawn 127 Anderson, Gary 118 Anderson, Gloria Anzelmo, Joyce 118 Aranda, Marcella 119 Axchambaulc, Randy 127 Bacalia, Martin 127 Baer, Larry 127 Balslev. Allen 104 Banning, David 119 Banning, Robert 104 Bnnrau, Carl Batuau, Cynthia Barker, Chris Bartlett, Sue 127 Bartlett, Tom 119 Bartz, Vernon 127 Bask-r, Dick 119 Baughman, Sam Baum Ken 127 Baviias, Mary 1,27 Beadle, Paul 112 Beard, Andy Reason, Joy 119 Bee.chler, Don 112 Bentley, Myles Benton. Carl 119 Benton, Paul 127 Berg, Laurie 119 Bergeon, Nina 127 Bergh, Virginia 127 Best, Gerald 112 Bilger, Annabel 12« Billington, Vicki 128 BinnR, Duane 119 Bishop, Mike 128 Blodgett, John J19 Boak. Lois 128 Boger, Lynn Bogner, Larry 128 Bosntr 'jarrioe n Bouldih, Janr T BowdeU E r nest Bowerman, Basil Bowles, Ralston 112 , Bozarth, Charlotte 120 Brand, Liza glfh-andon, Helen 120 jBraun, Carol 120 Brennan, Ross 128 Bristlev, Becky 128 ■ Bristol, Cathy 104 Brock, Carolyn 120 Bronkema, Roy 128 Broughton, Torn 128 Brown, Carolyn 120 Brownl Dave jpS Brown. Paula 128 Bxuman, Bob 120 Buck, Angela 129 Budek, Pat 120 Bufihain, Becky Bagbee, Nancy 129 Buhman . Uave 129 Ruhrow, Andy 112 Buiat, Calvin Burger, Rfck 120 i Buchanan, Ruth 129 J Burhans, Stan Burkeen, Howard 113 Burlingame, Terrv 105 Burns, Cherith 129 •Burns Lynda 113 Burns Penny 113 Burton, Jess Bush. Glefxe 129 Bytwerk, Doug 129 Calkins, Jim Cam burn, Margaret Cameron, Kathy 120 Canfield, Mark ... Cappoa, Daryl 12 Carlsou, Paul Carmichael, Paul 113 Carpenter, Tom 120 Carr, Vicina 120 Carrier, Jim 129 Carter, Larry 129 J I M rV Dii riene u, Torn 1, Dan 1 Cassel L2Q Castae r, Cate vino, Caughey, Diane Chamber's, Sharon Chandler, Bernard Chapman, Sue Cheney, Cheryl Christensen, Robert 129 Christiansen. Connie 113 Christiansen, Pavu 113 Clarey, Carol 15 Clark I Bill 130 Clarke, Sue 120 Clum, Sharon 120 1 Conner, Carol Conrad, Barbara 120 Cook, Ann Cook, Jill Cook, Kathy 130 Cook, Larry Coon, Linda Cooper, Cooper, Curlew, Cornell, Corser. Cousincau Crawford, Cross, Liada 121 Crosser, Ron 113 Cum I tigs, Roller t 130 Currie, Dwayne 130 121 i y.‘ 121 1 Cuthbert, Allan 130 Dean, Larry DeBoer. Jan 130 DeBruvn, Jim DeBuhr, Doreen 121 Dejong, Ron Dekker, Karen Dorks, Max 121 DeVee, Robert 130 DeVme, Sharon 121 Do Witt, Laimy LL3 Dickerson, Deborah 130 Dillon, Larry Doane, Bonnie 130 Doane, I'aul 12! Uudsre, Gary Dolbeft, Mike 130 Dowell, Phvliss 131 Dovlo, Vicki 131 Dye, Mike 131 Edmondson, Chris 131 Eger. Joan 131 Eldrlge, Joan 113 Eldredge, Robert 131 Emmett, Chris 131 Anciso, Allen Eppink, Cheryl 121 Erskine, Gary 113 EvaRS, Marjorie 121 Evctgett, Mark Fageirstrom, Doug 113 Farmer, Dave HHflpam, Clay 131 Feenntra, Gall 105 Feldhauscr, Marlene Foltz, Ruth 105 Ferry, Doug Fields, Phil Flart, Lurry 10-5 Flint, Mary Flora, Dai'rell 131 Floyd, Vicki 131 Foddrill, Sue 121 Fogle, Larry 106 Foote, Judy 131 Forbes, Dan 114 Foster, Gloria Foust, Roger 106 Fowler, Cindy 131 Frank, Debbie 121 Frens, Fricke, Lvane A Friend, Fromm. F j'OXltfe; Fuller Gage, Gall, Byron Garlock. Toni 106 Garnaai, ____ Garraat, Beth Gay, Robert Gibbs, Karen Gibson, Cher,._____ Gillelt, Robert 132 Gilmour, William 132 GUuder, Pat 132 Goddard, BePWT Golden, Tom 122 Golden, Vicki Goodenough, Jo Anne J22 Goodrich, Dennis Gosney, Sue 122 Gowman, Randy 114; Cray, Anita 132 ' Green, Margie 122 Gregory, Darrell 122 Griffen, Sue 132 Grifhorst, Dave 106 i Gunning, Barbara 122 Cuthaus, Charlotte Haberer, l.ynette 122 11 anerer. Norma Maherer, Tim 132 Mackwonh, Bruce 114 Hager, Brent 1 i2 Halblauh, Heiirv 114 Hale, Janet 122' Hall, Carolyn Halladay, Janice Mallberg, Walter 107 Hardenburgh, Mike Harms, Becky 132 Harris, Chester Harrison, Don Hayden, Neal Hayward, Rosemary 133 Hebner, Debra 133 Heckman, Nancy 133 Hemingway, David 133 Hemphill, Dan Henkel, Milford 133 Henry, David 133 High, Mike J33 ’ I Till, Jacquelyn 133 ' iiTcijcock, Connie 133 Hob� , Debra 133 Hoof's, Robin 133 iiqltjl Sandy 133 I 'oltzhouse, Carol 135Ug Wfnjiin, Di aue 122 Horit.tCatnilin 114 Hostetier, Mike 1(17 Hostetler, Pam 133 Hoxie, Josolyn 114 Hubbell, Kim 122 Huffman, Anice 122 Hufstetler, Charlene 134 Hughes, Dana L34 Hughes, Tom 107 i hint. Vicky 134 •.-in. Fan 107 Jlntsia, ifargie 134 I leuklub, CbuduLte Jcouex, Dick 107 lenncx. Jack. Jensen, Stanley 15 Johns, Brends 134 Johns. Murk 134 Johnson,, Paul Johnson, Ray Kelsey, Cindy Kenoyer, Linda 122 Kern, Francine 134 3 141 Kirby, Jared 134 Kir kpa rric k, Bee Icy 1 34 King, Burnell Klaus, Murcie Kline, Joy 134 Kline, Lorraine lie Klinesmith, Jane 134 Klomparena, Tim Knapp, Bryan 134 Knickerbocker, Pat 115 Knust, Ricliard 115 Koehn, Diane 115 Koth, Paula 1,35 Krletzky, Mike 122 Kxonemeyer, Dale LaBar, Len Laga. Earl 107 Lane, Steve 122 Langdoc, Jeanne Larson, Bonnie 135 Larson, Ron Lawson, Gordon 115 Leach, Sharon. 135 Lee, Jim LehUnen, Charlene Lentz, Tim 115 Leright, Debra 135 Lesnmn, Jill 108 LeSucr, Karen 122 UVegue, Mag, 135 Lewis, Doug 122 Lewi-. Cent 123 Lewis, John 135 Logan, Linda IDS Long, Trank 1 .eveless, Debbie 128 Lfard, John Lutke, Bftty Lynch, Qficar McCalebJ Carol McClintia, Mary McEvoy, 'Dona 135 McDaniel, Allice 123 McEwen, Kathy 108 McGonegal, Pete 135 Me PI iec, Phil 135 Maguire, Dan 135 Maier, Ron 135 MaJUett, Kathi 135 Martin, Cheryl 136 Marvin, Marjory 136 Maxson, Cynthia 136 Meyer, Dave IDS Merignac, Sue 123 Mick, Gerald 136 Miller, Charlene 1.36 Miller, Debbie 136 Miller, Paul 136 Miller, Randy 123 Miller, Sharon 136 Mitchell, Lnrrv 136 Mitchell, Nancy 115 Moi r, Craig 115 Mol, Robert .136 Monell, JoAnue 123 Moore, Connie 116 Moore, George Moore, Kay 108 Moore, Rosalie 136 Morris, C.S, 109 Morris, Linda Morrissey, Jim 136 Myersm, Roger Nakken, Sheri lvn Neff, Pat Nelson, Judy 123 Nelson, Patricia 136 Nelson, Ron Neumann, Phil 136 Newman, Ernie 123 Nicholson, Janice 123 Nicman, Mark Numham, [off Nyliuis, Guy 137 I Nyhuls, Tim 123 - Oadey, Robert 123 V 01 vena. Roberto,116 Opts, Dave Osbeck, Kathy 137 Oudemolen, William Palma, Steve 123 Parkin, Chris 123 •Pearce, Debbie 1,36 Pen field, Dbug 123 Persons, 'Cytiili: a 116 Peter, Craig Peters, Allen Peters, Ttrtj Peterson, Paul 116 Petti bone, Doug 137 Pick, Allen 116 Pierce. Tom Piippo, Carolyn Ploinp, Cori 109 Pope, Mark Pope, Steve 137 Porter, Dareia Potter, Lois 137 Potter, Judy Powell, Dave 116 Price, Joanne 137 I 1 I L.1 Bf i 4 � 4 i+r ■ Rail ling, Debra 137 Ream, Gary 123 Rodman, Bill Reed, Pam 137 Reed, Randy 123 Reeder, Dan Rees, Jon 1J6 Reiter, Linda 137 Remus, Rudi 137 Rhodes, Sheldon 137 Rlngolberg, John 137 Riegel, Cuaoc 137 Riggs, Terri 138 Richey, Robert Ritmanich, Nancy Roelil, Dan Rodgers, Sylvia 116 Roecrnan, Joy Rogers, Debra 138 Rogers, Rich Rolston, Larry 123 Roas, Alfred 138 Sanborn, jorja Schaefer, David 109 Schipper, Holli Schlafey, Martin Schreiner, Karl If Schultz, Robert j Schwab, Julie 138 I Scott, Mike 124 fj mm, Tom 124 Seauino, Brian 124 WBBm Brian 124 Shaffer, Sue 124 Shand ley, Pam 138 Shannon, Bruce 124 Shawback, Linda Shove land, Gerald 109 Shirk, John llo Shields, Theresa Shively, LePoy 124 Siefert, Tom l09 Steffen, Jim 116 Si.egl.er, Celeste 138 Simmer, Jared 138 Singleton, Roger 116 Sink, Tom 117 Slagg, Dave Sloan, Beth Smalley, Janet 138 Smallwood, Judy 117 Smiley, Jay 138 Smith, Dennis 124 Smith, Linda 138 Smith, Lowell Smith. Vicki 117 142 Sonnenberg, Debbie Southerlan, Paul Sparks, Phil Spaulding, Debbie 138 Speicher, Leah Spencer, Kaye 124 Spencer, Robert 138 Sprague, Ann 124 Stacy, Charles R. 124 Staples, Lynette 110 Steed, Jim Stark, Norman Steinfort, Marlene 138 Stevens, Nancy 124 Stickler, Terry 124 Stoddard, Cathy 124 Storsburg, JoAnn 117 Stowers, Barry Sullivan, Jayne 138 Summerfield, Tom 124 Swab, David 124 Swineford, Sharon 138 Sztanyo, Mark 124 Tanner, Sharon 125 TerMeer, Paul Thomas, Debbie 139 Thomas, Kevin Thomas, Nancy Thompson, John 110 Thompson, Terry Thomson, Sue 139 Truckle, Bernice Tyler, Marvin Tyler, Nancy Uminn, Janet 110 Uminn, Tom Uthe, Ron VanAntwerp, Bruce 117 VanDenBerg, Marcia 125 VanHout, Joyce 117 Veenkant, Richard Villalpando, Leticia 139 Wade, Linda 139 Waite, Ken 117 Waldron, Sam 117 Wall, Gordon 139 Wallis, Diane Walsh, Robejrt 125 Walter, Shirley 125 Ward, Carol 110 Ward, Kathy 125 Warnemuendc, Sandy Warren, Linda Warren, Terry 139 Waterman, Faye Watson, Jerolyn 125 Watters, Becky 125 Welch, Dale 139 Wells, Lori 139 Wells, Sue 139 Westman, Margaret Westra, Sue 139 Westworth, Sue 125 White, Carolyn White, Mary Whitley, Richard 125 Whitney, Bob 125 Wicks, Paul 125 Wieland, Judy 139 Whllsie, Kathy 117 Wilson, Terry 124 Winters, Dan 117 Wise, Lee Wisener, Jack Wisener, Paula Wolff, Dean 139 Woodard, Don 139 Woodard, Ivan 139 Wray, Ruth 139 Wright, Terry 139 Wygmans, Dave 125 Wyrick, Ted Yardlay, JoAnne 139 Yates, Keith 110 Yeske, Mary 125 Yost, Janet 125 Youngberg, Celeste Zinke, Melody 125 Zwvghuizen, Don , . Jo Anne Monell Photographers .... SteVe Palma Bob Whitney Business Man anger .... . , , Jim Ackerman Advertisement Manager .. . , , Gary Anderson Section Editors . .Mary Lou Cassel Mary Bonin Holli Schipper Staff . , Chris Edmonson Bev Boniface Jerry Cooper DuaDe Currie 143