Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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S Ii e ii i ii 1 (Mi Ii Rodney E. House Editor Volume XIX Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg, Virginia 2 Contents Introduction Administration Seminary Faculty Students Organizations Sports Advertisements Student Index Epilogue 6 16 26 34 50 110 142 154 168 175 Hey you... Sit down a minute... And dream. Someday you’ll take your last ride up Route 11, away from the brick sprawl of E.M.C. When you do, what will you be thinking of? The days your address was “Chem Lab, U.S.A.”? The night you discovered God? The gospel of a Freudian primer? Or maybe a twig sailing the river along “One Way Only” Street’s curb, warm noses breathing holes on frosty D-room panes, and new WEATHER VANE smells. There was truth in every classroom. Buried in sepulchres of facts, yes, but the beauty of digging it out was rapturous. For each symphony of rain, each wrinkly baby, the charm of Greek faces, hook- noses, and beards there was a holy truth - this was all going to be beautiful to the next decade of E. M. C. students. And why not. For beauty is timeless, and truth is eternally beautiful. 5 3 What Is E.M.C.? Then what is EMC To you who know Is it the dream that you have built Although that dream be far From what we see Is it the hope that students bring To wilt or spring as truth may be? Or is it this, what we have seen, The hope of youth led by the fire To find itself, the dream infused. 7 8 “You say he died at noon?” Funny, I really can’t think what death’s like. I only know the young. Why can’t the world learn? Who cares if the millions in China keep spawning millions more? But man, you wanta see something good, read this little ditty by Wordsworth. And at night we play rook or read books. It’s a blast. And at night another crisis hits Cuba, but we sleep with our alarms set for six, so we can get a tennis game in before breakfast. The nectar of learning is sweet. We are the students, let us think. 9 0 But names find faces And show them, shyly at first, Alone like no other. And even as yours emerges from the loneliness of anonimity, you find on the sidewalks and hallways the loneliness of identity. Acting your part before the silent questions of knowledge. What can you do? What can I do? Why? Never mind, just show us what you can do. If it is poor we will ignore you. If it is good we will praise you. On the Dean’s list The envy of silence. We will scream your name And whistle for you If you play well. But you must show us what you can do. Is He A Person? Merely A Father Image? An Internalized Voice Of The Herd? A Psychological Phenomenon? 12 Daily Chapel Talks Religious Emphasis Week Public Lectures Personal Devotion Student Interaction Books, Faculty Stimulation Are Part of EMC’s Program To Synthesize Faith And Knowledge. 13 Dedication You have planted your mental development and moral discipline into the college which has been entrusted to you - Lonely at times, you have wrestled with problems and contained secrets which concern us deeply yet of which we are often ignorant - You have stood before congregations and before kings in our behalf - You speak from your heart and mind when you say, “Revelation is the core of truth.” When life stirs us into asking, “What is truth?”, you have not tried to feed us cliches — You have felt the awesome way that today’s decisions shape tomorrow - And now you leave your responsibility to another. We are grateful for the seventeen years of your service, and to you, President Mumaw, we humbly present this yearbook. 15 Stately men who are the committees . . . harmony of a computing mind ... smooth clicking wheels and keys ... orders for the bookstore ... stacks of IBM cards . . . those who straighten chairs and then the magazine racks... the gentle touch that dabs the cotton ... the roar of the dishwasher... This is the beauty of cooperation. 16 m :Xv President John R. Mumaw D. Sc. in Ped. Dean Ira E. Miller Ed. D. 18 f, . . President-Elect Myron S. Augsburger Th. D. Occasionally in the life of E.M.C. there comes a crisis large enough to call the Big Three together. And it has to be a big one, such as whether to build the library or athletic field next, to apply for federal aid or not to apply, or how to build up the seminary. Our photographer happened to sit in on one of those summit meetings. What’s the crisis now? Students? Wages? Building plans? t Not at all. They’re discussing the scarlets and vermilions of the falling leaves. 19 t4 Z Your Job, Laban Peachey, Ed. D. Dean of Students Evelyn E. King, MA Dean of Women Lee H. Kanagy Pastor of Students Paul T. Guengerich, MA Dean of Men But Beyond a Job, Your Calling Lester C. Shank, MS Director of Public Relations Vera Hansen and Rachael Alderfer; Secretaries for Public Relations department Public Relations And Financing Elizabeth Mosemann Bookkeeper E. Grant Herr, MA Business Manager John M. Snyder Controller Ula R. Martin Assistant Bookkeeper Elroy Kauffman Assistant to Controller 21 You Who Convert Concepts To Reality Harold D. Lehman, Ed. D. Registrar Ruth Lehman, Janette Schrock; Registrar’s secretaries Registrations, Admissions And Solicitations Emanuel Martin, BS Admissions Counselor Robert J. Messner Assistant in Development Samuel Z. Strong, MA Field Secretary Lydia Slabaugh Alumni Office Secretary Emanuel Martin interviews Marietta Hofstetter tor college admission. Through Committees, Typewriters, Arlene Bumbaugh, MS Assistant Librarian Milo D. Stahl, MS Director of Visual Education Margaret M. Shenk, MA Librarian Sadie A. Hartzler, AB Librarian Emeritus Lucille Wideman, Florence Jantzi; Library secretaries Library, Visual Aids And Secretarial Staff Mary Florence Shenk Secretary to the Dean Naomi Esau, Laura Histand, Lila Collins, Edith Bontrager, Betty Jo Coakley; Secretarial staff 23 Book Lists, Ovens; For Us Mamie Miller, BS College Nurse Health Services Snack Shop And Bookstore Merle W. Eshleman, MD College Physician Araminta Shank Snack Shop Florence E. Horst Snack Shop Dietitian Ammon Heatwole Student Center Custodian Helen Miller, Marian Wenger; Bookstore Staff Elton R. Bomberger Manager of Bookstore 24 Thank You Anna V. Showalter Assistant to Director of Food Service Robert and Mary Coffman, Mary M. Zehr, Lola Heatwole, Irene Shank, Annie Wenger, Ollie Good, Betty Heatwole, Rhoda Knicely; Kitchen Staff Kitchen And Maintenance Staffs Fannie Heatwole, Rebecca Stoltzfus, Edith Wenger, Grace Muganda; House- keepers John Shank, Oliver Wenger, Raymond Smith, Monroe Wood, Wade Shank; Custodians 25 26 With a God-created zeal, they enter. They study the originals, Write endless papers, discuss endless issues. They dig deep to know for today the meaning of “Thy Word is Truth.” Theirs is the responsible life that is tempered to lead others. They enter... To leave with a God-motivated goal. 27 Myron S. Augsburger, ThD Professor of Theology Chester K. Lehman, AM, ThD John R. Mumaw, MRE, DSc in Ped. Professor of Theology Professor of Prae. Th. J. Otis Yoder, ThD Professor of New Testament Language and Literature Seminary Faculty LEFT: College professors Linden Wenger, Herman Reitz and G. Irvin Lehman assist in the sem- inary. RIGHT: Professor I. B. Horst conducts seminary courses in church history. 28 This is the story of a seminary. This is not a tale of ascetics who are rotting in some dark alley of the Historical Li- brary, nor do these guys fast and torture themselves to be more humble. Actually, seminary students resemble humans in a great many ways. Take that tall Lincoln figure above for an example. Zehr, I think his name is. Yea, Paul Zehr. That’s Paul and his wife dining. (Seminary students sometimes eat.) In ten minutes our man is due to join his buddies in their own classroom, nestled in a corner of the Administration Building’s second floor. 29 “As I was saying, Lawrence, we welcome proselytes from the college.” Well, there they are, friends and neighbors, in all their theological splendor. Actually, you won’t have much trouble recognizing them. They’re the guys who say Shalom” to each other when they cross grocery paths in Red Fr,ont Friday night. Or better yet, see them huddled together in the Library’s Armageddon” Corner. They’ve just decided how many 200-pound angels can stand on a pinpoint. But most of the time they talk about vital issues, such as mis- sions, the nature of man, and nonresistance. (Speaking of nonresistance, though, several of these scholars have been observed in bopping sessions after a grueling Hebrew test.) 30 J. Otis unrolls Section B of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Paul Zehr records his “Radio Deerfield” sermon. But most of the time they study. Great Hebrew Bibles, Buber, Apocryphals, and Anabaptist genealogies. Between pages they dream of a seminary sprawling over Vesper Heights in 1984. And when the library closes, Paul and his buddies go home and dry dishes. (There are exceptions to this rule). Weekends they student preach. Or listen to the news of the U.N. and the Vatican Council. Or hobnob with their faculty at a barbecue. All in all, they're quite human. In fact, one might even speak to you on the sidewalk someday with- out an appointment. Treat him kindly. One of the more handsome bachelors in the seminary. Don't ask me how he studies. Yon Mumaw has a lean and hungry look. 31 Lee Kanagy Bachelor of Divinity Harrisonburg, Va. The Senior Class Michael Mast Bachelor of Divinity Fleetwood, Pa. Paul Zehr Bachelor of Divinity Croghan, N.Y. 32 The Middle Class G. Edwin Bontrager Akron, New York J. Mark Frederick Mertztown, Pennsylvania S. Allen Shirk Harrisonburg, Virginia The Junior Class Horst D. Heidebrecht Sembach, Germany Merle G. Stoltzfus Elverson, Pennsylvania 33 What are you expecting at this point? A band of poet-faced men? Half-a-hundred berets and beards? Or scholars? Great musty ones peering from book-walled caves? Actually, we’ve found our professors quite human in their better moments. Take for example natural science. Not bad, eh? And math and music. You’ve gotta meet the Bible Boys. Actually, they’re probably the nearest thing to scholars we possess. Of course, we have an education depart- ment ..., ' “ pleasantly practical. Quite friendly, Mac. Quite friendly. Long ago we suspected there may be some poet-faced ones in Language Arts. Decide for yourself. (Incidentally, the Home Economics page is NOT scented with apple pie.) Finally, meet the psychology-phys. ed. crew. And that’s the faculty. All yours. 18868669 Lewis J. Brubacher, BA Kenton K. Brubaker, Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry Associate Professor of Biology Mary C. Deputy, RN, BS Assistant Professor of Nursing All Right Folks, We’ll Start With Carl Keener, MS Feline sacrificial service. Assistant Professor of Biology D. Ralph Hostetter, Ph.O. Professor of Biology Natural Science Robert C. Lehman, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Science Daniel B. Suter, Ph.O. Professor of Biology Now let’s go out and see the world as God sees it. The world, God's world of nebulae, of staphlococcus aeureus, of Eohippus, is the playground of these men and they find great delight in conducting guided tours through its vastness and drama. Dr. D. R. Hostetter sponsors one such trip every May for his Geology 302. Miocene fossil study is the purpose of this expedi- tion, at least that's what they say. For two days they dig in sand banks of the Patuxent River, sleep on the beach and finish off with a visit to _ 1L: ' — in all their beachcombers’ glory. 37 V. Martin, D. Click, and Prifesstr Mellinger studying . on the Shen staff took biology several years ago, and A. Clair Mellinger, BS Faculty Assistant, Biology Natural Science Assistants, Geraldine W. Rush, BS John Stahl, BS Faculty Assistant, Chemistry Faculty Assistant, Chemistry Robert Yoder, BS Faculty Assistant, Biology 38 Wilmer R. Lehman, MA James L. Mullenex, MA Assistant Professor of Mathematics Assistant Professor of Mathematics And There’s Mathematics The Hustler It was a black day in Park View. Monsieur Mullenex, late on his way home from Modern Geometry, dumped his latest pastoral letter to student car owners into the mailbox. As usual there were three roadsters that needed parking tickets. Mullenex smiled lovingly, slipped the tickets beneath the windshield wipers, and went home to a supper of mashed potatoes and fried shrimp. Robert Wenger, MS Instructor in Mathematics “Try for more control on your crescendos, Gene. Miriam, not quite as much piano, instructs Earl Maust in private voice. Music, And Then Earl M. Maust, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music Wilbur Maust, B.Mus. Instructor in Music To sing, and to sing a capella — Traditional forte of EMC. Laurels to Collegiate, Chorale, and Men's Choruses who sang, recorded, on NBC’s network program “Great Choirs of America” last September and October. “Stand up straight and sing, man!” Drop your jaw, lady!” Sing, and sing a capella! Audrey B. Shank, MA J. Mark Stauffer, MA Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Music 40 Irvin B. Horst, Mfl G. Irvin Lehman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Church History Professor of Old Testament Herman Reitz, MA Assistant Professor of New Testament Linden M. Wenger, Th.M. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Norman Yutzy, BD Instructor in Bible Bible And Philosophy. “But Bro. Reitz refuses to concede as much as a jot to opposition of the anti-transpantheistical trend. The effect, he says, is only a nullification of the micro-orthodoxical complications which naturally arise from scriptural pre-adamic ecumenicism,” Mike said, propping his bare feet on the lounge sofa and digging into the popcorn box. “Maybe,” Walt answered. “Although Bro. Lehman said in Christian Doc class that this is unrelated exegetically to the neo-gnosticism that the psuedo-apocalyptic soul-mind gave rise to.” And who are we to say it isn’t so? 41 J. Lester Brubaker, MA Associate Professor of Education The stuff that student teachers are made of: (overheard) “Mutt, I had the heebiejeebies so bad today! Miss Lehman was coming to observe ’n my stomach hurt ’n I couldn’t eat so I stepped into the cloakroom to compose myself and who was there but Miss Lehman! Wool worsted suit by Martin’s, about $49; Oxfords by Florsheim, $17; Umbrella by Southey-Leicester, Ltd. of London, $15; Available at your local Lord Taylor Shop. This Is Your Friendly Education Harold D. Lehman, Ed.D. Ira E. Miller, Ed.D. Alphie A. Zook, Ed.M. Professor of Education Professor of Education Assistant Professor of Education 42 Daniel W. Lehman, MA Professor of Education Emeritus Elsie Lehman, MA Esther Lehman, MA Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Education Ah, roommate, I know how ya feel. J. Lester came yesterday and I was so shook and the kids were too quiet for normal. I stood up there and told the biggest lie in my life. “Boys and girls, we’re glad to have Mr. Brubaker with us today!” Department, And Lola M. Lehman Secretary to the Director of Teacher Education Mary Jane Lehman, home ec. student teacher at E.M.H.S., pauses before delivering her first lecture on cinnamon buns. Harry A. Brunk, MA Associate Professor of History Emeritus Samuel L. Horst, Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Social Science History And Sociology, Professor Lefever (former MCC worker in Viet Nam) is an outstanding friend of students, the quiet leader for the brotherhood of man, and folk music AFICIONADO. John A. Lapp, MA Associate Professor of History Harry Lefever, MA Instructor in Sociology More H and S, Then Business. This tribunal finds the defendant guilty of treason to the glorious revolution and sentences him to LA GUILLOTINE. Will the next defend- ant please rise.” Time: November 3, 1964. Around midnight. Place: Cluttered room of a history professor at Eastern Mennonite College. Scene: Lights are low in the small room. Empty coffee mugs lie forgotten on the floor behind a small group of students. A faint bluish light flickers in the left corner of the room, and the students watch intently, arguing and pointing excitedly at the light. As the scene opens, there is a sudden crackle of noise from the corner. Voice: “ ... is now the projected winner with 60-70% of the popular vote.” A roar of glee bursts from the students. Then a matrimonial hush as the mugs are filled for the next hour. Electives Secretarial Sciences Dictation Records Management Shorthand +___________Typewriting Business Education + Student = AA diploma Ruth S. S. Hostetter, MS John S. Wenger, Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Business Assistant Professor of Mathematics 45 James R. Bomberger, MS Omar Eby, MA Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of English Hubert Pellman, Ph.O. Professor of English Language Arts (See Any Poetry?), “Cheer up, gang-only 1346 piles to go. Biggest achievement of the Language Arts department this year? Maybe the day last November when English students took 1350 trips dragging dusty magazines into ‘the light of the new periodical library. That day, loaded with pounds of books, even the least creative could shine. From the mezzanine, the typing room, out-of-the-way shelves in the library, Motive, Post, and Newsletter trotted. At long last-460 periodicals within a 25-step radius. Grace Showalter, MA Assistant Professor of English Lois B. Bowman, MA Instructor in Latin Ernest G. Gehman, Ph.O. Professor of German “... Zu der germanische... I wonder which lit she's going to... und er bist ein unverschamlich ... If I get Martin's Ford, we can double and . . . Mittwoch, Oonnerstag, Freitag, und... And the language tapes spin uselessly on. Herr Gehman ben speaken of gloryisher Deutschand. Der schtudents ben listenen Mit mouth-hangisher wonderen. Mit head-Pinchenish ear-sounders, Der schtudents ben listenen die machinisher Speaken. Und eacher ben tryen pronouncer mit heim, But der tonguers ben zigen When hisen ben zagen. Foreign Languages, Followed By M£:'. Dorothy Kemrer, MA Assistant Professor of Latin Emeritus Samuel E. Miller, MA Werner H. Will, MA Associate Professor of Spanish Instructor in French 47 One of these groups made the clothes the other group is wearing; we're not sure which is which. Mary Emma Eby, Ed.D. Professor of Home Economics Grace Gehman, MS Assistant Professor of Home Economics Home Economics (No Sniffing Please), And Outstanding to home ec majors, this year’s club theme traced Mennonite Folk Arts. In monthly meetings, they looked at the history and techniques of Pa. Dutch handcrafts. They trooped into Florence Horst’s living room to see the 10’ x 13’ wool rug she braided in 208 hours. They knitted and crocheted at teas. They held an old-fashioned quilting bee-complete with pricked fingers and gossip and a genuine old- time quilter. Mary E. Heatwole, MS Catherine Mumaw, MS Assistant Professor of Home Assistant Professor of Home Economics Economics Paul Glanzer, Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Psychology Paul Kurtz, Ed.M. Laban Peachey, Ed.D. Instructor of Psychology Professor of Psychology Psychology And Physical Education. At last the arts have wedded. Psychology professors have taken up gymnastics. And late rumors have it that phys. ed. students are doing headstands in calisthenics. It’s for a new psychology study-a big one on brain damage. Mr. Glanzer made a 5-point landing while Laban held the coat. Eugene Hostetter, Th.B. Instructor in Physical Education Margaret Martin, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education They pull each other out of bed every morning. Every morning they dash to breakfast And then to 8:00 history or German. They pick up the books every day. Who knows? This may be the day When the limit theorem makes sense, A new friendship sparks, That short story comes alive. Today they may exclaim, “That's truth!” Verda Albrecht Pigeon, Michigan BS, Nursing Richard Alderfer Lansdale, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science Ethel M. Baird Salem, Ohio BS, Elementary Education Paul Beiler Elverson, Pennsylvania BS, Biology Gerald Benner Franconia, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, English 52 Security Is Being A Senior? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Susan Weaver, Secretary; Gary Sensenig, Business Manager; J. Lloyd Wert, President; Julia Hartzler, Treasurer; James Ranck, Vice President. Anna Mary Black Knoxville, Tennessee BS, Elementary Education Joyce Anne Bontrager Kalona, Iowa BA, Mathematics Daniel L. Bowman Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Sociology 53 We Said Frances Brubaker Lancaster, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education Joyce Erb Brunk Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, English Elva G. Buckwalter Carolyn L. Charles Ronks, Pennsylvania East Petersburg, Pennsylvania BA, English, Elementary Education BA, English 54 Erma L. Clymer Quarryville, Pennsylvania BA, Elementary Education No, They Chorused Merle Cordell Chambersburg, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, Elementary Education Gary Edwin Crider North Judson, Indiana BA, Social Science Willard Eberly Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Bible, Sociology Susanna Mast Eby Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Natural Science Helmut Esau Wornig-Pfiftligheim, Germany BA, Foreign Languages 55 Well, Certainly Happiness Is Graduation? Velma Eshleman Janet Gehman Ruth Gehman Harrisonburg, Virginia Kinzer, Pennsylvania Bally, Pennsylvania BS, Nursing BA, English BS, Nursing “Do you think it needs a dandruff treatment?” Joyce Bontrager and Lovina Gingerich try to civilize a little vagabond. They Thundered, No! 56 Jessie Gingrich Albany, Oregon BS, Home Economics D. Marvin Glick Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Biology M. Lois Glick Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, English Dorothy Godshall Stanley M. Godshall Canadensis, Pennsylvania Harleysville, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science, Elementary Education BS, Natural Science 57 Frankly, We Were Stumped Verna Mae Godshall Telford, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education Eunice Swartz Good AuGres, Michigan BS, Elementary Education Nelson H. Good Elida, Ohio BA, Elementary Education Charlotte Graber Wayland, Iowa BS, Nursing James Hackman Carstairs, Alberta BS, Sociology 58 You Mean To Say EMC’s Worthless? Carl E. Hansen Duchess, Alberta BA, Bible, History Jewel F. Harman Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Elementary Education Julia Hartzler Ernest Hess Grace E. Hess Allensville, Pennsylvania Willow Street, Pennsylvania Leola, Pennsylvania BA, Elementary Education BS, Bioloby, Natural Science BS, Nursing 59 In A Mighty Gowned Chorus, They Began, Ruth Hollinger Lancaster, Pennsylvania BA, English Rodney E. Houser Lancaster, Pennsylvania BA, Natural Science Darrell D. Jantzi Alma, Ontario BA, Bible, Sociology Eleanor M. Knouse Cocolamus, Pennsylvania BS, Nursing Samuel Kulp Lansdale, Pennsylvania BA, Biology 60 Security Is Having Your Student Teaching J. Edward Kurtz Oley, Pennsylvania BS, History Mary Eileen Leaman Mary Jane Lehman Columbia, Pennsylvania Newville, Pennsylvania BS, Nursing BS, Home Economics No charge for college students under five! Sam and Lynelle Kulp discuss Wordsworth’s Intimations of Immortality.” 61 Pupils Give You A Going Away Present, James F. Logan, Jr. Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, History James C. Longacre Barto, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, History Harun M. M. O’Maitarya Tarime, Tanzania BS, Natural Science Elvin Martin Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Natural Science Nora Martin Lititz, Pennsylvania BA, Sociology 62 Or Creating Your Own Ervin J. Mast Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Sociology Julius S. Mattijo Musoma, Tanzania BA, History Martha Miller Kalona, Iowa BS, Nursing Wilbur D. Miller Hartville, Ohio BA, Elementary Education Lois G. Mininger Thompson, Pennsylvania BA, Elementary Education 63 Philosophy Of Life, Socially-minded ladies sponsor a breathtaking cake for fellow dormer Ethel Baird. Beula Moyer Lederach, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education Ronald Moyer Telford, Pennsylvania BA, History Josiah Mukama Muganda Musoma, Tanzania BA, History 64 Or Maybe That Inner Knowledge That Evanson Mugwe Kabele, Kenya BA, Sociology Lucille Mumaw Dalton, Ohio BA, Elementary Education Carol Nafziger Salem, Oregon BA, Elementary Education B. Lloyd Nice Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Chemistry, Biology Jeanette Nice Harleysville, Pennsylvania BA, English 65 Christ Is More Right Than Freud Paul Wayne Nisly Hutchinson, Kansas BA, English Donald Pellman Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, English Fannie Plank Arther, Illinois BS, Nursing James R. Ranck Lancaster, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science Florence Roes Kitchener, Ontario BS, Nursing 66 Happiness Is Seeing Pride On Muriel Rogie Canby, Oregon BS, Elementary Education June Sauder New Holland, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics Laurence Sauder Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Bible Josef Edward Schaerfl Arlington, Virginia BA, Psychology Marilyn Schlabach Souderton, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics 67 Your Wife’s Face At Graduation, Earl L. Schrock Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Sociology Gary Sensenig New Holland, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education Norman E. Shank Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Chemistry John Shearer Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Bible Martine S. Shelly Brewton, Alabama BS, Home Economics 68 Or Maybe Knowing That Notice the relaxed atmosphere of the Christian Evidences class. Ellen Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, History Allan W. Shirk East Earl, Pennsylvania BA, History Janet Showalter Broadway, Virginia BS, History 69 Viet Nam Needs 85 Biologists, Owen Franklin Showalter, Jr. Samuel G. Showalter Timberville, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Social Science BS, Natural Science Paul John Shrock Goshen, Indiana BS, Natural Science Karen Joy Snider AuGres, Michigan BS, Nursing Merlin Steider Conneautville, Pennsylvania BA, Foreign Languages 70 Or Remembering The Sunday School Allen Grant Stoltzfus Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, History Betty Stoltzfus Parkesburg, Pennsylvania BA, Elementary Education Dale W. Stoltzfus Parkesburg, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, Sociology Elvin R. Stoltzfus Parkesburg, Pennsylvania BA, History Susanna M. Stoltzfus Grayson, North Carolina BS, Nursing 71 At Mount Jackson Mennonite Gerald Lee Stoner Bainbridge, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science Susan E. Weaver East Earl, Pennsylvania BA, Foreign Languages J. Lloyd Wert McAlisterville, Pennsylvania BA, Psychology, Sociology Clare Wideman Wallenstein, Ontario BA, Bible, History 72 Well, There The Seniors Are, Folks Grace B. Will Kalona, Iowa BS, Elementary Education Monroe J. Yoder Grantsville, Maryland BS, Natural Science P. Stanley Yoder Michael Zehr Donald Ziegler Harrisonburg, Virginia Woodville, New York Singers Glen, Virginia BA, Natural Science BS, Psychology, Elementary Education BA, English, Foreign Languages We’ll Take 99 Happy Ones And 99 Of The Secure Ones, Please. 73 Associate In Arts i 74 Rhoda H. Ebersole Middletown, Pennsylvania AA, General Carl C. Garber Edmonton, Alberta AA, General Susanna Ruth Moshier Castorland, New York AA, Business Lois E. Myer Quarryville, Pennsylvania AA, General Larry E. No It Lancaster, Pennsylvania AA, Business Sandra Sager Mathias, West Virginia AA, Business 75 David E. Showalter Rowdy, Kentucky AA, Bible Leon Yost Quarryville, Pennsylvania AA, General Rosie Arroy Miriam Bauman Mexico City, Mex. Earlington, Pa. Lois Bechtel S. Luke Beidler Spring City, Pa. Quakertown, Pa. Leroy Berry Glendon Blosser Sarasota, Fla. Harrisonburg, Va. Leon Good leads the rebel hordes to victory. 76 Fred Brubaker Lancaster, Pa. Joe Burkholder Harrisonburg, Va. Galen Hansford Campbell Stuarts Draft, Va. J. Lee Cullers Luray, Va. Grace S. Delp Ulster, Pa. Harriet Delp Harrisonburg, Va. Gerald Derstine Souderton, Pa. Ronald Detwiler West Chester, Pa. Eugene Diener Harrisonburg, Va. Phillip L. Duncan Harrisonburg, Va. Lorraine Erb Frazee, Minn. Margaret Rose Gascho Imlay City, Mich. Juniors JUNIOR OFFICERS: Douglas Hostetter, President; Helen Kraybill, Treasurer; Delores Godshall, Sec- retary; Ken Reed. Vice President. Absent: David Seitz, Business Manager. 77 The way Nancy Sarco violates ceasefires, you’d think they grow on trees. Juniors Mary J. Geiser Apple Creek, 0. Dolores Godshall Green Lane, Pa. Leon W. Good Lititz, Pa. Joan Graybill Mount Joy, Pa. Peggy Halteman Harleysville, Pa. Christine Headings West Liberty, 0. Betty Helmuth Plain City, 0. Esther Helmuth Hutchinson, Kans. Maretta Hershberger Grantsville, Md. 78 C. Douglas Hostetter Harrisonburg, Va. Sure, fall registration's easy. All you do is wait a few hours in the line, fill out these 96 forms, make a dozen decisions that will change your personality, and it's oyer. If you don't believe me, ask Herb. Sharon Kandel Berlin, 0. Regina Kauffman Mio, Mich. Doris Kolb Spring City, Pa. Lois E. Landis Stevens, Pa. Dwight Kauffman Minot, N. D. Charlotte Kolb Royersford, Pa. Helen L. Kraybill Elizabethtown, Pa. Joseph L. Lapp Lansdale, Pa. 79 Carol Layman Harrisonburg, Va. Nelson Lehman Chambersburg, Pa. Kenneth D. Lind Salem, Ore. Glenn M. Lehman Leola, Pa. Mary Ann Lichty East Earl, Pa. Anna Lois Longacre Spring City, Pa. Harpy, the scholarly cat, on her way to chapel. 80 Elsie May Mack Morgantown, Pa. Carol Martin Hagerstown, Md. Dwayne Martin St. Georges, Del. Robert L. Martin Hagerstown, Md. Miriam M. Meyers Lansdale, Pa. Thomas K.O. Migire Tarime, Tanzania Calvin L. Miller Wellman, Iowa Esther Miller Goshen, Indiana Glenda Miller Chesapeake, Va. Nelson Miller Amity, 0. Carole Moldovanyi Doylestown, Pa. Barbara Mosemann Akron, Pa. Juniors Cosmopolitan Rutt loves the humanities and sciences equally. Christian Mosemann Akron, Pa. Lois Moyer Ottsville, Pa. Herbert Myers Hatfield, Pa. Nancy A. Myers Spring City, Pa. Norma G. Newcomer York, Pa. Elaine Nice Morrison, III. Judi A. Nice Sheridan, Ore. Kenneth M. Nissley Harrisonburg, Va. Kenneth Reed Fredericksburg, Pa. 82 Ivan J. Rohrer Harrisonburg, Va. Marleen Rohrer Newport News, Va. Kenneth R. Ross Hatfield, Pa. The New York tourers set sail in a wooden shoe. Nancy Sarco Harrisonburg, Va. Elwood Schrock Glen Flora, Wis. Henry M. Shank Mt. Crawford, Va. Ruth Sauder Manheim, Pa. David Seitz Harrisonburg, Va. John Shenk Lancaster, Pa. 83 Goldie Ann Showalter Waynesboro, Va. Ernest L. Smith McGaheysville, Va. Richard H. Showalter Waynesboro, Va. Anna Belle Stauffer Burr Oak, Mich. Thanksgiving Banquets can be very warm and wonderful. L. Elaine Stoner Alvin Swartzentruber Bainbridge, Pa. Reedsville, Pa. 84 Arlene Troyer Mio, Mich. Lawrence H. Umble Sadsburyville, Pa. David Voegtlin Ryley, Alta. J. Irvin Weaver Harrisonburg, Va. Daniel L. Wenger Lancaster, Pa. Elaine R. Wenger Lititz, Pa. Lois Wenger Chesapeake, Va. Calvin Yoder Grabill, Ind. Daniel E. Yoder Grandridge, Fla. John 0. Yoder, II Harrisonburg, Va. N. Wayne Yoder Medway, 0. Shirley Yoder Sheridan, Ore. Juniors Elaine C. Zehr Milverton, Ont. Lena Zehr Croghan, N. Y. Milton J. Zehr Lowville, N. Y. Alta Mae Zimmerman Lititz, Pa. 85 Martha J. Bauman Anna Ruth Beachy Lodema Begly Karen Bender Lowell Bender Chambersburg, Pa. Kalona, la. Seville, 0. Kalona, la. Bittinger, Md. James Bishop Doylestown, Pa. Stanley Boettger Tofield, Alta. SOPHOMORE “WHEELS”: Left to Right, Blair Seitz, President-, Connie Heatwole, Treasurer; Linda Buckwalter, Secretary; Daniel Martin, Vice President; Larry Nolt, Business Manager. Hubert Boyers, Jr. Harrisonburg, Va. J. Roy Breneman Willow Street, Pa. Allen Brubaker Elizabethtown, Pa. Arnold Brubaker Sweet Home, Ore. Roy L. Brubaker McAlisterville, Pa. Sarah Ellen Bucher Linda J. Buckwalter Wilma Burke Harman, W. Va. Wellsville, N. Y. Masontown, Pa. Wayne Burkhart Peter S. Christophel Brutus, Mich. Harrisonburg, Va. Marianne Classen Walnut Hill, Fla. Ruth Clymer Quarryville, Pa. Robert Conley Fulks Run, Va. Shirley Emmert Sweet Home, Ore. Frank Emswiler Fulks Run, Va. Sophomores Geraldine Esbenshade Atmore, Ala. Roger Eshleman Greencastle, Pa. Just smitten by the eternal spirit of knowledge, is Henry Rosenberger. 87 William W. Fiippo, ir. Karen Gaston Harrisonburg, Va. Mathias, W. Va. Duane Gingerich Molalla, Ore. Jane Gingerich Lowviile, N. Y. Willard Gingerich Mannsville, N. Y. John Click Belleville, Pa. Warren L. Grasse Blooming Glen, Pa. Lynette Grieser Spencerville, Ind. Ronald Guengerich Parnell, la. Salim Esa Habash Amman, Jordan At the Sophomore outing, Memo Jo Hoylman discovered how cruel life con be. There’s only room for one on top, and Lodema Begly got there first. Sophomores Rose Ann Hackman Allentown, Pa. Walton Hackman Lansdale, Pa. Ernest Halterman James E. Hamilton Connie Heatwole Ruth Mae Hendricks Clyde R. Herr Bergton, Va. Salem, Ore. Elida, 0. Telford, Pa. Stanley, Va. Elton Nnssbaum has been stadying Yoga. It's called “Contemplation.” Sherilyn M. Hershey Aibonito, Puerto Rico Elsianne Hess Lancaster, Pa. Rhoda M. Hess Phyllis Holloway George Horst Helen Horst Merna Jo Hoylman Lancaster, Pa. Singers Glen, Va. N. Lawrence, 0. Lebanon, Ore. South English, la. 89 Mary Ellen Huber Paul R. Hurst Elton Kauffman Leanna Kauffman Evelyn Keener Cochranville, Pa. Ephrata, Pa. Minot, N. D. Linville, Va. Elizabethtown, Pa. Paul Kennel Lancaster, Pa. Joyce Kisamore Harman, West Va. An anti accident and a spinal injury wasn't enough to eliminate Millie Showalter from our academic community. Hazel Knicely Philip R. Kreider Glenn Kriebel Lois Lefever Kathleen D. Lehigh Mt. Crawford, Va. Sterling, 0. Souderton, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Hanover, Pa. 90 Eilene Lind Salem, Ore. Susan Martin Lititz, Pa. Elaine Longenecker Anna N. Lutz Alta H. Martin Middletown, Pa. Mount Joy, Pa. Stevens, Pa. Anna M. Mast Cochranville, Pa. Chester Mast Chesapeake, Va. Ernest S. Mast Fleetwood, Pa. Sophomores J. Daniel Martin Spring Grove, Pa. Ruth Miller Wooster, 0. Hiroshi Mine Hokkaido, Japan Naomi Peachey and Freeman Miller strengthen the ties that hind. 91 j. Mark Mininger Sharon Moser Thompson, Pa. Lowville, N. Y. Grace Neer West Liberty, 0. J. Larry Neff New Holland, Pa. Nancy Noll Lancaster, Pa. Elton Nussbaum Dalton, 0. Arthur Agwuncha Nwankwo Ajalli-Awka, Nigeria Naomi Ruth Peachey Sarah Peachey Plain City, 0. Belleville, Pa. Sophomores Pat Perry Wellsboro, Pa. One day each year EMC tribe members travel deep into the forest for a ritual colled “School Day Out” where... Ruth Ressler Dalton, 0. Clyde Plank South Webster, 0. 92 Betty Lee Revercomb Hinton, Va. A. Eugene Reynolds Goodville, Pa. Mary Ethyl Rhodes Harrisonburg, Va. David Ritter Pottstown, Pa. Marian Rohrer Wadsworth, 0. { life. ... they decide old disputes with mighty acts of physical prowess. This ceremony determines the amount of weight the women are allowed to exert in tribal affairs. Norma Jean Rohrer Lancaster, Pa. Henry Rosenberger Hatfield, Pa. Timothy A. Ryan Nelson Mukara Sakwa Barbara See Blair Seitz James D. Sensenig Dagsboro, Del. Bunyore-Maseno, Kenya Mathias, W. Va. Killsburg, Pa. Ephrata, Pa. Jean Shank Reba K. Shank Eugene Shelly Judith Shenk Millie Showalter Broadway, Va. Sarasota, Fla. Brewton, Ala. Newport News, Va. Broadway, Va. Inez Jane Slaubaugh Montgomery, Ind. In sheer disregard for the Humane Society and a tradition of nonresistance, Roy Breneman shoots at the fleeing cow. Gary Smucker Nadine Smucker Sarah L. Snader Carlton Stambaugh Bryan Stauffer Harrisonburg, Va. Harrisburg, Ore. Denver, Pa. Spring Grove, Pa. Tofield, Alta. 94 Glenn Steiner Dalton, 0. Karene Swartz Malvern, Pa. Ben Stoltzfus Harrisonburg, Va. Doris i. Stoltzfus Grayson, N. C. George Stoltzfus Ronks, Pa. Wayne Swartzendruber Bernadine Swartzentruber Ronald Trissel Pigeon, Mich. Reedsville, Pa. Harrisonburg, Va. Sophomores Glenda Swartz Turner, Mich. Marian L. Umble Sadsburyville, Pa. Samuel 0. Weaver Newport News, Va. Jerome Yeder, the artist, scrutinies his latest pop art creation. He calls it Hoagie. 95 Ann Elizabeth Wenger Betty Wenger Waynesboro, Va. Nazareth, Ethiopia M. Edward Witmer Gene E. Yoder Harrisburg, Pa. Millersburg, 0. Carl Wenger Smithville, 0. Gerald Yoder Greenwood, Del. Howard Wenger Chesapeake, Va. Harold Yoder Belleville, Pa. Sophomores Dorothy Wissler Mount Joy, Pa. Jerome Yoder Greenwood, Del. Judith Yoder Harrisonburg, Va. Paul T. Yoder Bev Siegrist and Herb Steffy spy their futures in the flame. Stuarts Draft, Va. 96 Ray Yoder Bally, Pa. Violet Zehr Castorland, N. Y. Wilbur Yoder Wellman, la. Janet A. Zimmerman Manheim, Pa. Pearl Zehr Croghan, N. Y. Levi B. Zimmerman Enola, Pa. And the young woman went away and buried all that she possessed. Diana Ackerman Hollis, N. Y. Esther Allebach Hatfield, Pa. Larry L. Anders Yardley, Pa. Blanca Arroy Mexico City, Mexico Ruth E. Baer Greencastle, Pa. Clair i. Bange, Jr. Hanover, Pa. Lowell Bauman Denbigh, Va. Coleen Beachy Mylo, N. D. Harold Beachy Gabon, 0. Judy Beachy Pigeon, Mich. David Benner Stanley L. Benner Souderton, Pa. Souderton, Pa. Esther Birkey Brimley, Mich. Phares Bitikofer Salem, Ore. Kitty Bittenbender Bechtelsville, Pa. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right, Wendell Maust, President; Jean Longenecker, Secretary; LaMar Myers, Vice President; Lais Ann Wenger, Treasurer; Stanley Benner, Business Manager. 98 Jane Bontrager Alden, N. Y. E. Lynn Brubaker Lancaster, Pa. Mary Alice Bontrager Kalona, la. Eloise Buckwalter Cochranville, Pa. Florence Bowman Harrisonburg, Va. Philip Buskirk Vestaburg, Mich. Shirley Bowman Harrisonburg, Va. Winfred C. Casey Crimora, Va. Lawrence Brenneman Souderton, Pa. Helen Christman Rexville, N. Y. Elizabeth Brubaker Harrisonburg, Va. Raymond Cope Quakertown, Pa. Wilmer Dagen Charles Delp Abram D. Derstine Atmore, Ala. Harrisonburg, Va. Souderton, Pa. Gloria Detwiler Sherman Eherly John Ehst Harleysville, Pa. Harrisonburg, Va. Bally, Pa. Jim C. Fairfield Faye M. Garber William Garber Preston, Ont. Elizabethtown, Pa. Berlin, 0. Peggy Johnson found her biological knowledge was swallowed in the infinite forest. Our chapel is always a study of moods. Freshmen James Gascho Imlay City, Mich. Barbara A. Gehman Bally, Pa. A. Jesse Gehman Reading, Pa. Robert Geiser Wadsworth, 0. Barbara Ann Gerber Dalton, 0. Frances Gingerich Wellman, la. Lavina Gingerich Kalona, la. Moses Gingerich Kurtzville, 0. Roy Gingerich Hartville, 0. Roy Gingrich Albany, Ore. Delmar Glick Belleville, Pa. S. Leon Godshall Green Lane, Pa. Luis Gonzalez New York, N. Y. Karla Good Harrisonburg, Va. Mildred Good Wooster, 0. 100 Nelson W. Good Lititz, Pa. Herman R. Gooden, Jr. Arlene L. Groff Elkton, Va. Strasburg, Pa. Richard Gunden Bay Port, Mich. Carl Hathaway Hanbury Harriet Harman Chesapeake, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. Ruth Harnish Lancaster, Pa. James Hartman Harrisonburg, Va. Charles L. Heatwole Rita Heatwole Linville, Va. Elida, 0. Henry J. Helmuth Miriam Hess Hutchinson, Kans. Mount Joy, Pa. Paul Hess Lancaster, Pa. Carlene Holsopple Holsopple, Pa. Laurel Horst Orrville, 0. Walter Hochstetler Goshen, Ind. Karen Hoover Imlay City, Mich. Betty K. Hostetler Belleville, Pa. Ruth Holderman Salem, Ore. Irene Horst Orrville, 0. Joseph Hostetler Hartville, 0. And in the evenings, they gathered around the market place. And Eugene told them of Plato, and Machiavelli, and Arabian things that go “boo” in the night. Bruce Hummel Berlin, 0. Sharon M. Jantzi AuGres, Mich. Elvira Isabel Jarvis Cecelia M. Johnson Simon Keim Barrartquilla, Colombia Quakertown, Pa. Oak Park, Va. David Kindy Plumsteadville, Pa. Delvin King Albany, Ore. Dennis King Belleville, Pa. Joy King Atglen, Pa. Sheryl King West Liberty, 0. Titus King Goshen, Ind. Vernane King Belleville, Pa. Noah Kolb Spring City, Pa. Herbert Kraybill Elizabethtown, Pa. Carol Krspf Harrisonburg, Ore. Freshmen Professor Mellinger conducts periodical sacrifices into Shenandoah’s jungle. Karen Kropf Albany, Ore. Edna Knepfer Wingham, Ont. Ruth Lapp Lansdale, Pa. John H. LaPrade, Jr. Ronald Layman Richmond, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. Ernest Lefever Lancaster, Pa. Floyd Lehman Johnstown, Pa. Lois Lehman Johnstown, Pa. Glenn D. Lind Salem, Ore. Jean Longenecker Elizabethtown, Pa. Milford Lyndaker Lowville, N. Y. Ingrid Magnus Harrisonburg, Va. Carol M. Martin Blountstown, Fla. Melvin Martin Lebanon, Pa. Wendell Maust Bay Port, Mich. George Martin Elizabethtown, Pa. Vernon L. Martin Lititz, Pa. Frederick Metzler Mandeville, Jamaica Lois Jean Martin Terre Hill, Pa. Linda Mast Parkesburg, Pa. Barhara Miller Mantua, 0. Titus King and Bruce Hummel ready for a night out” on Halloween. ‘School Day Out,” as seen by the barrels of drink. Freshmen David R. Miller Goshen, led. Donna Sue Miller Chesapeake, Va. Freeman J. Miller Resaca, 0. Jacob Miller Hartville, 0. John J. Miller Leon Miller Middlebury, Ind. Sugarcreek, 0. Mattie Marie Miller Merlin Miller Dundee, 0. Chesapeake, Va. Leon Moyer Quakertown, Pa. Milton Moyer Denbigh, Va. Mercy Wambui Mugwe Carolyn Mullet Nairobi, Kenya Nappanee, Ind. Beverly Myers Hatfield, Pa. Lamar Myers New Paris, Ind. Gary L. Nafziger Kalona, la. 104 Clair Nafziger La Crete, Alta. Wilbur F. Peachey Belleville, Pa. Philip L. Neer West Liberty, 0. William Douglas Pigueron Wilmington, Del. Gloria Newcomer Spring Grove, Pa. Esther Ramer Nappanee, Ind. Marvin Nisly Alliance, 0. Everett Ressler Harrisonburg, Va. Dan Nofziger Lebanon, Ore. Mary Nell Rhodes Harrisonburg, Va. Martha Jane Peachey Belleville, Pa. E. Faith Richardson Onancock, Va. Harold Rosenberger Souderton, Pa. Mary K. Ruth Lansdale, Pa. James L. Rosenberger Hatfield, Pa. Justin E. Sahiti Fort Portal, Uganda Phyllis Rathgeb Broadway, Va. Oonald Schrader Freeport, III. One-half of a Freshman School Day Out football team. Lois Seitz Harrisonburg, Va. H. Mardene Sensenig New Holland, Pa. Mohammed Shadid Hebron, Jordan 105 Dorotha Shank Scottdale, Pa. John C. Shank Harrisonburg, Va. Janet Shertzer Lancaster, Pa. Sherrill Shetler Johnstown, Pa. Helen S. Shirk Lebanon, Pa. Lillie Showalter Waynesboro, Va. Omar V. Shnwalter Pipersville, Pa. Richard A. Showalter Rowdy, Ky. Stephen L. Shriner Bedford, Pa. Beverly Siegrist Neffsville, Pa. Kenneth Slagell Mary Je Smucker Thomas, Okla. Orrville, 0. Herbert L. Steffy Roy I. Steiner Manheim, Pa. Dalton, 0. Betty Stephenson Gary Stiteler Carol Stoll Santa Barbara, Calif. Harrisonburg, Va. Frazee, Minn. David Stoltzfus Lancaster, Pa. Donald Stoltzfus Douglassville, Pa. Eugene Stoltzfus Susie Anne Stoltzfus Ruby Strubhar Harrisonburg, Va. Gordonville, Pa. Hubbard, Ore. Roberta Stutzman David Suter Weatherford, Okla. Harrisonburg, Va. Gary Suter Harrisonburg, Va. Nematollah Hooshiar Tabrizi Shiraz, Iran Jerrel E. Weaver Harrisonburg, Va. Elva D. Swartzentruber Sebewaing, Mich. Mario VanderBent Richmond Hill, Ont. Louetta Weaver Blue Ball, Pa. Melva M. Swartzentruber Sebewaing, Mich. Carolyn Wampler Harrisonburg, Va. Mary Helen Weaver Apple Creek, 0. A study rn humility. Violet Weaver New Holland, Pa. Wayne Weaver Shreve, 0. Winston Weaver, Jr. Harrisonburg, Va. Lucille M. Weller Harrisonburg, Va. Esther Wenger Wayland, la. Harold C. Wenger Harrisonburg, Va. Lois Ann Wenger Harrisonburg, Va. James R. Wert Manheim, Pa. Henry Whitelow Harrisonburg, Va. Jay Earl Witmer Manheim, Pa. Dwight Wyse Midland, Mich. LaMar LaRay Wyse Hartville, 0. Freshmen Dorothy Ann Yoder Gordon Yoder McVeytown, Pa. Wellman, la. Joanne E. Yoder Lois Yoder Jefferson, 0. Lewistown, Pa. Patricia Ann Yoder McVeytown, Pa. Ronald Yoder Belleville, Pa. Vivian Yoder Johnstown, Pa. Audrey Ziegler Singers Glen, Va. Glenn Zendt Mifflintown, Pa. Mary Louise Zook Columbiana, 0. 108 Second Semester Students Summer School 1964 loraorY' chr:■ M i r ISttnnf � fov torkC ' : ■'I' - '• -7 W fit!’ 0 'a vj e . r ili J V $Wm 3 Janei M asse ? MM A?r mj “ s .'i CO or am r rs it; , ’=m. St W V iKBI A A S(i ttif SlVtiiA.V i S : � ci n 7i wu AVO «t- roW vRjn � A WA1.J. - VVl } -V tovvr.vm - a c i •; si { AU r i XT3.SA •ir c l)r(Hiiiiz(ilions ter Zttax 20 ■ ■ cjj wftf lRENCC $1% ■) I-a than M f r - Woffard CofU j •law Si dy mt Ha smmomm •■ ' . fflfis 8r [—at Gg WOS M .«, ; -A � « I I - turn |prt-W - I a:£r:S I 4 ,.! iwu. If the day ever comes when EMC is led up before the High Tribunal to see just where in this sprawl of a college the life is, to see where the blood runs the deepest scarlet; then in that day the myriad organizations and clubs will be uncovered. Somewhere in the soul of every student an organization broods and lives on love. It may be a Peace Fellowship or UFO Club, a job on WEMC, or YPCA. You’ll find dozens of organization men, so feel free to ask them, “Who do you belong to?” So with your permission, we’d like to sorta’ dedicate these next few dozen pages to the staff of life, the clubs and organizations. Turn the page, please. CAMPUS COMMISSION (Left to Right): Gerald Stoner, Commission Chairman and Director of Campus Activities; Elaine Longenecker, Commis- sion Secretary; Blair Seitz, Director of Publicity; Marvin Glick, Director of Student Church. YPCA Is A Combination Of Rural, Y in the alphabet of any other college might stand for Ye Old Coffee House, Young Citizens for Margaret Chase, or stewed Yams for supper. At Eastern Mennonite it stands for Young People's Christian Association-a little outfit that gulped down $5800 this year and then distributed it in nice little cuds to a hundred projects. We'll tell you more about them in the next three pages. Notice the friendly president, James the Philosopher, as he is known to his disciples. He's stepped into the tracks left by Y prexies dating from John Mumaw (’22-’24), I. B. Horst, Bill Detweiler, and Sidney Schaeffer, right down through the decades until now. So scrutinize the staff. Probe and test them 'til they show their medals. James Longacre President City, Team, And Campus Work. EXTENSION COMMISSION (Left to Right): Herbert Myers, Commission Chairman and Director of City and Rural Churches; Carol Nafziger, Commission Secretary; Calvin Miller, Director of Extension and Outreach; Daniel Bowman, Director of Institutional Work. Glenn Lehman Vice President 113 EMC sent seven representa- tives to the Intercollegiate Conference in Hesston. Notice Our Y” In Action. You’l ICC representatives thresh out campus YPCA problems. Ask the Morning View children who their good friend is. 114 Actually, there’s a reason why the “Y” gets four pages in the Shen. They do things.If you overlook the terrifying bureauc- racy of the outfit, you’ll notice that these guys sponsor the fledg- ling Student Church, the ICC (conference with Y-officers from other colleges), Books Abroad, Y teams, and student chapel. Not bad for $5800, eh? But wait 'til you hear the rest. . . The Y's outstanding project of the year was the Student Church. That budget keeps students rolling out to churches all over the community every Sunday morning. But things are changing. YPCA is waking up to campus hungers. Gospel teams no longer travel on vacations to distant churches where they burp up nice programs. The new word is relate.” That’s snob jargon for visit- ing a city like Cleveland or Mathias, W. Va., to discover the people, learning to talk with Madison and Bridge- water students, or creating a radio program for Radio Deerfield. That all takes money and students and money and students and money and . . . So if you ever get around to creating a new alphabet, include an extra “Y” for good measure. The West Virginia service team in one of its non-serving moments. Find Them Wherever There’s Work. Gospel teams aren’t just extended gab sessions. There a thousand problems for every Clevelander to solve. In a brood- ing moment, the teams solve one. The Cleveland team was a potpourri of students from Hesston, Goshen, and EMC. Betty Wenger Assistant News Editor John Glick Circulation Manager Stewart Showalter Sports Editor Helen Christman Cartoonist 1 16 Carl Rutt Editor-in-Chief Today’s Delicate Etchings Collected The production of a college newspaper- . . . a prodiguous responsibility; riding the forefront of opinion and trend, an ear a-tune to the times and tensions of EMC.” The nerve center of this vibrant complex is located across the hall from our Shen office and they are always stealing our typewriter. And our record player, and our pencils ... In that little room under the hectic direction of Editor Rutt and Prof. Eby, EMC is dissected, analyzed and assembled from the endless gossip collected by the myriad under-lying bureau- crats,, reporters, and spies. And somehow, out of this turmoil which we watch with disdain from across the hall, a Weather Vane emerges every two weeks, complete with Political column, Literary column, a whole page of sports, pointed editorials and occasionally even some news. This individual philosophy has earned them a tradition of first class ratings. Karen Bender Head Typist Linda Buckwalter Co-Literary Editor Herbert Kraybill Photographer Glenn Lehman Managing Editor Susan Martin Co-Literary Editor For Tomorrow’s Galleries Weather Vane Carolyn Charles News Editor Legacy Of The Future, The Static Face Rodney Houser Editor-in-Chief Many are the memories EMC alumni have stacked away in the Shen office closet. Every year a new staff shoves in a few more. “We are the greatest Shen staff, the greatest staff that ever lived, every staff cried. And out of the closet come the echoes, “We ... we... we... great... GREAT... great.. All in good humor, of course. This year the staff whispered a new tone that may someday bounce out of the closet in echoes. “We made a Shen too -our own.” Mose Gingerich and Elton Kauffman Photographers Arlene Groff Typist 118 Of A Shifting Scene, The Shenandoah Kenneth Reed Assistant Editor 119 Lois Lefever John Miller Kenneth Reed Program Co-ordinator Music Director Program Director The Strong Voice In The Balcony, WEMC engineers. First Row: Mark Mininger, Jay Witmer, Lynn Brubaker, Jacob Miller, Kenneth Slagell, Lamar Wyse. Second Row: Wayne Burkhart, Leon Miller, Larry Nolt, John Ehst. Kenneth Nissley Chief Engineer John Yoder Station Manager Finding Dignity This Year — WEMC Elton Kauffman Features Manager This is the little balcony corner of the chapel that periodically tells the world, “91.7 on your FM dial, stand by tor. . 1964 was the year for WEMC. The station bulldozed its way from a cancerous infant to a Voice. Ask the staff how it happened? Well, it just happened. The Who’s Who of their programming includes Commentator Paul Harvey, Radio South Africa programs, J. Otis Yoder’s Children’s Hour, student weatherman Ron Detweiler, and a weekly series of Toscanini tapes. Add third-class licenses for all engineers, another studio with 200 new albums, a punch-and-program station rally, and it’s no wonder that the staff beams. Actually, they have to work that hard. No crummy music, scratchy records, announcers with frogs in their throats. You see, they’re only No. 2 in Rockingham County. 121 Anna Lois Longacre Publicity Director Collegiate Chorus Alleluia Singers 122 - y w «• f J. Mark Stauffer, Director 123 w £ 124 Wilbur R. Maust, Director College Chorale ■ Camerata Singers 125 FSC Activities Included Book Of The FACULTY-STUDENT COUNCIL Canadian Rudy Wiebe, author of Book-of-the-Semester Peace Shall Destroy Many, autographs a copy of his novel on Mennonite life in World War II. Wiebe presented his ideas as a Christian artist and discussed his book on the Oc- tober visit to campus. Looking on is Walt Hackman, head of the B.O.S. committee. Faculty Student Council stirred up the nest and got some stings along with the honey. Class, faculty, athletic, and student publications representatives won’t soon forget the Book-of-the-Semester controversy over Rudy Wiebe’s Peace Shall Destroy Many. Let’s see-did that MADWEBS slogan stand for Matching Anonymous Dona- tion With Earnings By Students, or Mad Administration Demands We Eat Butter- less Sandwiches? Campus went mad over anagramming before the FSC-sponsored Christmas work drive. In the spring, students usually taste a weekend christened as Fine Arts Festival —one of FSC’s greater accomplishments. Wandering minstrel Steiner visits Renaissance scholars Lapp and Maust during the ’64 Fine Arts Festival. Semester, Madwebs, F.A. Festival. Madweb’s coffers. Top Madwebs contributors appeared on WSVA-TV. Public Occasions Public Lectures 1964-65 THE CONTEMPORARY IMAGES OF MAN” October 1-James 0. Buswell III Contemporary Image of Man in Anthropology” November 6 —Allen Geyer Annual current events lecture, “The Role of the Supreme Court” January 15 — E. Mansell Pattison Contemporary Image of Man in Psychology” February 12-Carl Keener “Contemporary Image of Man in Biology April 2-Dr. Edmund Fuller Contemporary Image of Man in Literature April 30-John H. Leith “Contemporary Image of Man in Theology” Lecturer Pattison gives psychology's reply to the UFO. Mansell Pattison spoke on the psychological view of man. Professor Lefever and wife are welcome at any hootenanny. . . . of old unhappy far-off things and battles long ago. Smithsonian, Promethean, And Zelathean EMC is an institution of tradition, and none is so entrenched as its literaries, the symbol of all things competitive and ethno- centric. But this was the year that was, the year of compromise. Dissolving the blood feuds and blending the talent, the literaries produced two conjoint programs: a mid-December presentation of Handel’s Messiah, directed by Mr. Wilbur Maust, and a production of Arthur Miller's sensitive play, The Crucible, early in the spring. Zelathean girls capture the 1964 election spirit in the opening lit rally. i i Directed by Wilbur Maust, a chorus composed of members of the three literary societies presented Handel’s Messiah to a full house shortly before Christmas vacation. Literaries: A Year Of Campus Variety PRO OFFICERS: Gary Sensenig, President; Samuel Miller, Sponsor; New faces and loyalties, and the October wind outside. Luke Beidler, Vice President; Dorothy Godshall, Secretary-Treasurer. 129 SMITH OFFICERS: Paul T. Guengerich, Sponsor; Joseph Lapp, President; Leanna Kauffman, Secretary-Treasurer; Willard Ging- erich, Vice President. Can you imagine anything happier than having forty people discover they have cider and donuts for eighty? One split second from the endless hours of rehearsing The Crucible under the direction of Willard Gingerich. An honest search for truth has kept these two clubs on the intellectual forefront of EMC this year. Peace Fel- lowship's outstanding guest Jean Lassere (author of War and the Gospel), who spoke on his radical concept of pacifism, was a needed spice to Anabaptist nonresistance. In recognition of the outstanding service of the so- ciety, Showalter Foundation granted $165.00 for an inter- campus student exchange with Virginia Union College. Earlier, SNCC volunteers in Mississippi last summer, Walt Hackman and Paul Miller, recounted their work to fellow EMCers. Inter-Collegiate Peace Fellowship met in Washington in the spring. Meanwhile, Mennonite Historical Society was also making news with its ’64-’65 theme, A Revo- lutionary Church in the Revolutionary Era.” Myron Augsburger spoke to Mennonite Historical Society on “Cross- cultural Communication”. Mennonite Historical Society, Peace Fellowship Pacifist Lassere. Paul Miller and Walt Hackman tell of in Jackson. burning crosses, Negro registration, and lonely nights 131 Each year Spanish society gleefully dissects several innocent Spanish pigs. Foreign Language Societies Mr. Gehman, German professor, could he enlisting members for the Pennsylvania German Society and or his UFO Club. German poetry recited in German by a German, Prof. Werner Will, at German society-O.K. if you can do it. Meet the giossalalia experts on campus. A floating blurb of an unknown tongue may mean that you are overhearing a meeting of Der Deutsche Verein, La Sociedad Espanola, or Pennsylvania German Society. La Sociedad Espanola broke pinatas again at Christmas and treated the society gourmets to roast pig a la apple. The two German societies topped their year with several parties in the true German tradition. Comenius Club is an ivied tradition of the college, since the education students have always made up the bulk of students. Here they form philosophies of education, discuss the values of Christian day and public schools, and create that utopian figure, “the ideal teacher.” And with the passing days, the desire to teach blows from a spark to a holocaustic urge. One of the more exclusive clubs, in fact, a sorority, is the Home Economics Club. Monthly meetings call for recipe experiments or discussions. If you overlook the formality of their business meetings and teas, the group is exposed as a practical one, trying to create a well-balanced home before the occasion demands it. You don't get past this toll gate unless you sign up, and the dining hall is on the other side. Comenius And Home Economics Clubs 133 Home Economics Club in one of their un economic moments, practicing dainty work at Miss Gehman's home. A view into that other side of EMC-the Trailer Park. Typical warm, friendly inhabitants of the Park. Trailer Park U.S.A. ... is the home of 18 giant economy, junior jumbo, special compact, and little cigar house trailers. Most of the time the trailer dwellers are students but in their better moments they baby sit while their wives work, or go to a putluck supper sponsored by the growing Married Student’s Fellowship. Of course, not all of the 90 some married students live in the Park, but the ones that do have made it into their own little corner of the world. (Although they do work — you may have noticed one fixing a window that the Park View Elementary Ball Team broke). So don’t laugh if one of them gets that other-worldly stare during class someday-he forgot to do the weekly wash before he came. Don’t cry, Johnny. Daddy said we can come in again when he's finished translating his Greek hortative subjunctives. Gossip over Monday morning wash. International students on a visit in the home of Dean Ira Miller. International Students Club, Communications If you’re within 10 IQ points of being normal, or either side of that Great Cerebral Divide, you’ve used “communicate” at least 257 times in your conversations last year. Fortunately for the purists, we have two clubs that specialize in communi- cating: Take International Club, for example. The thirty-some members are constantly wrestling with cultural customs of their varied homelands. They showed their eagerness to help EMCers understand other peoples with the international dis- play in March. Communications Club speculates in the tech- nical end of communication: television, radio and running projectors. Highlights for the year were visits to both WSVA- Radio and the Daily News-Record offices in Harrisonburg. Milo Stahl, sponsor of Communications Club, Mark Mininger and Ken Slagell review a 15-minute movie. 135 Paul Beiler tells Charlie Delp, Chet Mast, and Clair Bange of his hours aloft. Flying Club.Astral Society The sky is not the limit when it comes to forming clubs. Witness the booming extra-terrestrial club trend on (or above) campus. Flying Club still hasn’t gotten over the thrill of its first wings —the yearling J-3 Piper Cub. Shenandoah Air- port usually sends up several club members a week. Then there’s the Astral Society, on its way back from an early ’60-s slump in membership. You may see them gazing at a quasistellar or memorizing stars. For the more imaginative students, the brand new UFO Club already promises to take over where the McCarthy Era left off. The famed Staunton sighting of a cone-shaped flying object drew over 400 Harrisonburgers and students to a club meeting, including newspaper and radio reporters. Geiger counters and interviewers went to work unearthing the facts, but the school was still riddled with “doubting Thomases.” That’s okay, Galileo and da Vinci were dubbed heretics”, too. 136 Headquarters for Astral Society are the 12-inch reflector and the 3- and 5-inch refractors. 1965 may well be remembered as the year of the Coffee House. It began in the winter with the vision of a hideout for students after hours. A little burlap-walled room with students sipping coffee, soft lights glowing through the fish-netted ceiling, and a complete hi-fi outfit. On weekends, students could meander in to get a little atmosphere” and meet friends over steamy mugs. In mid-February, the vision came true after students cleaned the rubbish from the old agriculture building, pounded boards to tree trunk sections for tables, and donated $70 to get started. That was the birth of the House. Give it two or three years until it gets the true Greenwich flavor, but it’s coming. The Coffee House crew takes a minute during the creation of their house for moody music. UFO Club, The Coffee House 137 A horde of alpha-radiating UFO’s hover over Harrisonburg, searching out the abode of E.G.G. 'Look out for that collie dog! shrieks Ma Kirby in Drama Club’s first production, A Happy Journey from Trenton to Camden. Drama Guild, Phoenix Every year the English 318 class (Creative Writing) turns out an anthology of creative tidbits, The Phoenix. It is an unpretentious little magazine, full of whimsy and dreams, and just occasionally a tiny glimmer of the human spirit—a glimmer that cannot be hidden. Fresh from the realm of pre-existent beings, Drama Guild was born trailing clouds of glory.” “To give people self-expression in the art of drama ...” Of course. What else would a drama guild do? After the Thanksgiving banquet, they presented “A Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden” by Thornton Wilder. 138 Phoenix Editor, Willard Gingerich; Assistant Editor, Glenn Lehman. Premedical Society, Sorores Caritatis Premed and Sorores Caritatis are the exclusives in the club world. But once they are unmasked, they generally prove quite human. Members of Sorores Caritatis benefit from the training and experience of returned R.N.’s who are working toward their B.S. degrees. Pre-medical society draws on a wide variety of sources of materials for their programs. They use films, guest speakers, and the wealth of knowledge that osmotically filters in from their sponsor, Dr. Suter. Programs are often geared to introduce underclass premeds to the dope” they’ll need in med school, which may mean anything from studying requirements and responsibilities to arguments over the Christian doctor’s ethics. Gagged and masked for taking the Hippocratic Oath in vain is Herb Myers, president of Premedical Society. 139 Learning the gentle profession. North Lawn meeting of Sorores Caritatis. Of all classes of literature, Scripture -the record of communication between God and man —is the most immortal. Members of the Bible Memory Club have undertaken to bind this communication in their minds, and so they practice a Vesper Service program. Miss Schmidt delivers a lilting passage from Leviticus to critical Bible Memory members. Bible Memory Club, Dinner Committee 700 burlap dunce caps for the Thanksgiving Banquet. STUDENT DINNER COMMITTEE: Henry Rosenberger, Jerome Yoder, Chairman; Elaine Wenger, Elaine Longenecker. Men's Dormitory Council North Lawn General Council To keep you from getting bored by endless clubs, we inserted several groups here who keep the place ticking. Men’s and Ladies’ Dorm Councils are in charge of quelling water battles, solving all problems from missing bath soap to lovelorn students, and voting on head councilors for the Council. Din- ner Committee is not so busy since the cafeteria went into operation, but they do play Thanksgiving and Spring Banquets. 141 MS ,,;... £.$ gg There is something mystical about a smooth- limbed youth, body bent like an archer’s longbow, whirling around and around and around . . . until giddy with dancing, a discus blurs away from the body like an arm. These are the blue-bloods-they do not count their successes in letter grades or committees, but in a new ripple of muscle that cords around the forearm, a friendly image passed on by the team, or a turkey won after weeks of nightly run- ning. ... .. ... course jome on|y exercjse grudgingly, Flat on the floor, face buried in the rug, toes up on end pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup, pushup. Zzzzz. 16763662 Larry Fisher showing his heels to Blair Seitz, who seems quite interested. Literary Football At The 144 Pros cheering, fruitlessly. Heights Of Sweaty Action FOOTBALL STANDINGS PRO (0-5) SMITH (4-1-1) 12 vs. EMHS 14 6 vs. Z 0 Smith 26 28 Pro 0 Smith 28 28 EMHS 0 Z 18 26 Pro 0 EMHS 22 28 EMHS 6 Z 24 0 Z Z (5-1-0) 6 vs. Smith 6 8 EMHS 6 18 Pro 0 2 Smith 0 16 EMHS 8 24 Pro 6 Ernie Swartz at the mercy of the Smith hordes. Galen Campbell searching for a hole that was there a minute ago. Paul Beiler, running. 145 The varsity basketball team began meeting a stiffer class of competition this year, and showed themselves not to be dismissed lightly (7-2, incidentally). A challenge is necessary for any kind of competition, and EMC is be- ginning to find that challenge. With an expanded program planned next year, the future looks better for athletes at EMC. EMC OPPONENTS 67 Shenandoah College 88 90 Monroe Business College 31 84 Madison 46 69 Bridgewater JV 77 98 Messiah 73 87 Bluefield 80 76 Monroe 63 73 Washington Lee 56 87 Madison 60 The Peppermint - Stockinged Courtiers: VARSITY TEAM: L Nolt, manager; L Brenneman, R. Gunden, C. Esch, W. Yoder T. King, J. Hamilton, P. Beiler, R. Breneman, E. Shelly, J. Ehst, R. Yoder, L. Zimmerman, L. Gonzalez, S. Showalter, manager. 7 For 2 Made Their Coach Beam Our literary nymphs in action. Girls’ Literary Basketball Sakwa leads the Internationals to victory over the Americans. Soccer Coach Gene Hostetler 148 SOCCER TEAM (Standing): F. Metzler, L. Brubaker, J. Miller, R. Brubaker, R. Cope, 0. Wenger, A. Nwankwo, H. Rosenberger, L Moyer, H. Maitarya, G. Stoltzfus. (Kneeling): D. Stoltzfus, S. Boettger, S. Habash, K. Lind, R. Eshleman, M. Shadid, N. Sakwa. And Varsity Soccer Squad Touche! Varsity soccer got its start at EMC this fall with two games against Bridgewater College. Our fledgling team won both games: 3-1 and 6-2. Courtier star Art Nwankwo scored three goals for the two games, giving Coach Hostetler visions that soccer might be the sport in the school’s athletic future. 149 High schooler Bob Hampton breaks the wire tor a new record in the mile, 5:02. EMHS Takes Laurels EMHS 95.5 Smithsonian 93 Zelathean 67 Promethean 40 EMC’s 1964 Track and Field Day pitted the three college literaries, Smiths, Z’s and Pros and Eastern Mennonite High School against each other in track and field competition. The high school team edged a two-and-one-half point victory over the Smiths with the Z’s and Pros taking third and fourth places. Five new records were set in 1964. Phil Kreider(Z) improved two of his own records: discus, 115’ 1” and 12-lb. shot put, 48.0’. The Pro girls’ 440-relay team lowered the record of their event to 1:00.9. Two EMHS entrants, Robert Hampton and Miriam Showalter, also broke records. Hampton lowered the mile run record by six seconds while Showalter added six inches to the girls’ broad jump record. Pro Elva Swartzentruber recaptures the spirit of the Greeks in the basketball throw. Mark up a perfect scissors for Gary Sensenig in the high jump. 150 They’re off with the gun in the 220, but already behind their shadows. In 1964 Track And Field Day Events Jerome Yoder racks up Z points in the broad jump. History of Civ lectures give John Lapp a background of marvelous objectivity for announcing field events. 151 The other Hustler. Bantam roosters. 152 Heroes In Their Own Little World, Arnie is an artist who puts himself into The vicarious warrior, his sculpture. WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Sherilyn Hershey, Leanna In true Spartan fashion Bob Martin breaks the Ode to a young man serving into Kauffman, Mildred Showalter. 2V2-mile marathon tape under frowning skies. the sunset. The Runners, Archers, And Cyclists ::: ,v: aar ' v ' | ■S w '' W W' mmm . vs ?. m. 'm£m: Ifllgl f i z ; m ■ v, •:i M- WssVsV w. mb W vv. 3W8 SHI ’v.'• -mW ..,- wjw' r “ ■MW' ' , : mm _________________' .'■' {■•. • ty-'Afr •% ' mk This is the road to our town Wherein we make our lives With the pliable coin of mercenary communication. Finding in the anonymous mask of money Our excuse to face a world Of practical, questioning minds. The business of Living; This is the story of our town and yours. 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Your College Book Store 169 Index Acker, James Ackerman, Diana 10 98 102 Albrecht, Karen 122 125 129 Albrecht, Verda 52 122 139 Alderfer, Rachel 21 Alderfer, Richard 52 69 Allebach, Esther 98 114 124 Anders, Larry 98 Array, Blanca 98 104 141 Array, Rosario 76 Augsburger, Myron 19 28 131 Baer, Ruth 98 125 Baird, Ethel 52 64 112 122 125 129 141 Bange, Clair 98 136 Bauman, Lowell 98 Bauman, Martha 98 Bauman, Miriam 76 122 123 129 Beachy, Anna Ruth 83 86 92 Beachy, Coleen 98 124 Beachy, Harold 98 Beachy, Judy 46 98 144 Bechtel, Lois 76 78 115 122 130 Begly, Lodema 86 88 133 Beidler, Luke 76 129 Beiler, Paul 52 130 136 145 146 147 153 Bender, Karen 86 116 122 123 128 129 141 Bender, Lowell 86 122 Benner, David 98 Benner, Gerald 52 109 Benner, Richard Benner, Stanley 98 125 Berry, Leroy 76 131 141 Beyeler, Darrell Bilger, Keith Birkey, Esther 98 124 Bishop, James 86 93 177 Bitikofer, Phares 98 125 Bittenbender, Kathryn 98 125 Black, Anna Mary 53 Blosser, Glendon 76 Boettger, Stanley 86 149 Bomberger, Elton 24 98 109 Bomberger, James 46 Bontrager, Edith 23 Bontrager, Edwin 30 31 33 Bontrager, Jane 99 144 Bontrager, Joyce 53 56 119 125 129 Bontrager, Mary Alice 99 148 Bowman, Daniel 53 113 129 130 Bowman, Florence 99 Bowman, Lois 47 Bowman, Shirley 99 102 Bowman, Terry Boyers, Hubert 86 109 Breneman, Roy 86 93 94 126 147 152 Brenneman, Lawrence 99 137 146 147 Brubacher, Lewis 36 Brubaker, Arnold 86 153 Brubaker, Elizabeth 99 Brubaker, Frances 54 109 122 Brubaker, Fred 76 Brubaker, J. Allen 86 Brubaker, J. Lester 42 Brubaker, Kenton 36 Brubaker, Lynn 99 102 127 144 149 Brubaker, Roy 86 122 123 149 Brunk, Harry 44 Brunk, Joyce 54 Brunk, Ronald Bucher, Sara Ellen 87 130 Buckwalter, Eloise 99 124 Buckwalter, Elva 54 Buckwalter, Linda 48 83 86 87 92 117 133 137 Bumbaugh, Arlene 23 100 Burke, Wilma 87 141 Burkhart, Wayne 87 120 122 Burkholder, Jane 109 Burkholder, Joe 76 122 Buskirk, Philip 99 Campbell, Galen 76 97 117 123 Casey, Winfred 99 105 Charles, Carolyn 54 64 117 126 Christman, Helen 99 116 124 Christophel, Peter 87 109 123 Classen, Marianne 48 51 87 92 109 Clemmer, Paul 109 Clymer, Erma 54 Clymer, Ruth 87 140 Coakley, Betty Jo 10 23 109 Coffman, Mary 25 Coffman, Robert 25 Collins, Lila 23 Conley, Robert 45 87 Cope, Raymond 99 148 149 Cordell, Merle 55 Crider, Gary 55 109 Cullers, Lee 77 Cupp, Regina Dagen, Wilmer 99 Deitz, Benjamin 109 Deputy, Mary Catherine 36 126 Delp, Charles 99 136 Delp, Grace 77 109 122 123 141 Delp, Harriet 77 119 129 170 Derstine, Abram 99 125 Gingerich, Jane 88 92 123 125 129 Derstine, Gerald 77 Gingerich, Lovina 56 100 129 Derstine, Ray 109 Gingerich, Moses 100 109 118 124 132 Detweiler, Gloria 99 144 Gingerich, Roy 100 125 129 Detwiler, Ronald 77 120 Gingerich, Willard 10 88 115 118 128 130 138 Diener, Eugene 77 150 151 Gingrich, Bryon Dorsch, Victor 109 Gingrich, Jessie 57 109 Duncan, Phillip 77 122 129 Gingrich, Roy 100 Eberly, Sherman 99 Glanzer, Paul 149 Glick, Carolyn Eberly, Willard 55 123 Glick, Delmar 38 100 105 Ebersole, Rhoda 74 Glick, Marvin 57 112 Eby, Mary Emma 48 Glick, John 88 116 Eby, Omar 46 117 Glick, Lois 57 Eby, Susanna 55 Godshall, Delores 78 Ehst, John 51 99 120 126 147 Godshall, Dorothy 57 129 Emmert, Shirley 87 92 144 Godshall, Leon 100 Emswiler, Franklin 87 Godshall, Stanley 57 112 114 126 127 129 141 Erb, Elaine Godshall, Verna 58 109 Erb, Lorraine 69 77 Gonzalez, Luis 100 147 Erb, Miriam 109 Gooden, Herman 101 109 Esau, Helmut 55 135 Good, Eunice 58 109 Esau, Naomi 23 Good, James 20 141 Esbenshade, Geraldine 87 Good, Karla 100 Esch, Clair 147 Good, Leon 69 77 78 126 Eshleman, Merle 24 Good, Mildred 100 125 Eshleman, Roger 11 87 149 Good, Nelson 101 125 Eshleman, Velma 56 Good, Nelson H. 58 Fairfield, James 99 Good, Ollie 25 Graber, Charlotte 58 82 122 139 141 Flippo, William 88 Grasse, Warren 88 Forrester, Beryl Graybill, Joan 78 Frederick, J. Mark 30 33 141 Grieser, Lynette 88 148 Eretz, Clarence Groff, Arlene 101 104 118 127 Fretz, Rachel 109 123 Grubb, Doris 109 Funkhouser, Joseph Guengerich, Marjorie Garber, Carl 74 93 124 Guengerich, Paul T. 20 126 130 141 Guengerich, Ronald 88 114 123 125 129 Garber, Faye 99 125 129 Gunden, Richard 101 125 146 147 Garber, William 99 Gardner, Burris Habash, Salim 88 135 149 Gascho, James 100 Hackman, James 58 Gascho, Margaret 77 Hackman, Rose 88 Gaston, Karen 88 Hackman, Walton 88 126 131 141 Gehman, Barbara 100 104 124 Halteman, Peggy 78 Gehman, Ernest 47 132 Halterman, Ernest 89 Gehman, Grace 48 Hamilton, James 89 122 123 129 146 147 Gehman, Jesse 100 Hanbury, Carl 101 Gehman, Janet 56 109 Hansen, Carl 59 Gehman, Ruth 56 Hansen, Vera 21 109 Geiser, Mary 78 Harman, Harriet 101 Geiser, Robert 100 Harman, Jewel 59 133 Gerber, Barbara 100 125 130 Harnish, Roy Gingerich, Duane 88 Harnish, Ruth 10 Gingerich, Frances 100 Hartman, James 101 Hartman, Dwayne 109 Hartzler, Julia 53 59 123 Hartzler, Sadie 23 Headings, Christine 78 128 129 Heatwole, Ammon 24 Heatwole, Betty 25 Heatwole, Charles 101 Heatwole, Connie 86 89 92 122 129 141 Heatwole, Fannie 25 Heatwole, Lola 25 Heatwole, Martha 25 Heatwole, Mary Ethel 48 Heatwole, Rita 101 104 125 Heidelbrecht, Horst 33 109 135 Heisey, Lowell Helmuth, Betty 78 140 Helmuth, Esther 78 Helmuth, Henry 101 124 Hendricks, Ruth 10 89 92 Herr, Clyde 89 109 Herr, Grant 21 109 Hershberger, Maretta 78 109 123 129 Hershey, Joyce 109 Hershey, Sherilyn 89 122 129 153 Hess, Elsianne 89 128 129 Hess, Ernest 59 141 Hess, Grace 59 Hess, Miriam 101 Hess, Paul 101 122 132 Hess, Rhoda 89 Histand, Laura 23 Hochstetler, Walter 101 124 Holderman, Ruth 101 Hollinger, Ruth 60 Holloway, Phyllis 89 Holsopple, Carlene 101 Hoover, Karen 101 104 Horst Florence 24 Horst, George 89 Horst, Helen 89 92 Horst, Irene 101 102 104 125 Horst, Irvin 28 30 41 109 169 Horst, Laurel 101 Horst, Samuel 44 109 Hostetler, Betty 101 125 Hostetler, Eugene 49 146 148 150 Hostetler, Joseph 101 107 125 152 Hostetter, Douglas 77 79 Hostetter, D. Ralph 37 109 Hostetter, Ruth S. S. 45 140 Houser, Rodney 60 118 126 129 Hoylman, Merna Jo 88 89 Huber, Mary Ellen 90 92 Hummel, Bruce 102 Hurst, Paul 90 Jackson, James Jantzi, Darrell 60 109 Jantzi, Dawn 109 Jantzi, Florence 23 109 Jantzi, Sharon 102 124 Jarvis, Elvira 102 Johnson, Cecelia 99 102 104 Kanagy, Lee 30 32 Kandel, Sharon 79 Kauffman, Doreen 20 109 Kauffman, Dwight 79 122 123 129 141 Kauffman, Elroy 21 109 127 Kauffman, Elton 118 121 125 152 Kauffman, Leanna 90 125 126 129 130 148 153 Kauffman, Malinda 20 Kauffman, Regina 79 139 Keener, Carl 36 Keener, Evelyn 90 Keim, Simon 102 Kemrer, Dorothy 47 Kennel, Paul 90 102 152 Kimble, Marilyn Kindy, David 102 King, Delvin 102 King, Dennis 102 King, Evelyn 20 64 109 126 141 King, Harry King, Joy 102 125 King, Sheryl 102 104 King, Titus 10 102 103 124 146 147 King, Vernane 102 104 124 King, Wilda Kisamore, Joyce 90 Knicely, Hazel 90 Knicely, Rhoda 25 Knouse, Eleanor 48 60 139 Kolb, Charlotte 78 79 141 Kolb, Doris 79 139 Kolb, Noah 102 Kraybill, Helen 77 79 126 141 Kraybill, Herbert 11 79 83 102 117 Kreider, Philip 90 Kriebel, Glenn 90 109 Kropf, Carol 102 104 Kropf, Karen 103 Kuepfer, Edna 103 104 Kulp, Samuel 60 61 145 Kurtz, Edward 61 109 Kurtz, Paul 49 Landis, Lois 118 128 129 Lapp, John 44 126 127 151 Lapp, Joseph 50 69 79 126 130 150 Lapp, Mary Alice 172 Lapp, Ruth 103 137 Laprade, John 100 103 109 Layman, Carol 80 Layman, Norma Layman, Ronald 103 Leaman, Mary 61 139 Lefever, Harry 44 109 128 Lefever, Ernest 100 103 Lefever, Lois 90 120 123 129 Lehigh, Kathleen 90 Lehman, Chester K. 28 Lehman, Daniel 43 Lehman, Elsie 43 109 Lehman, Esther 43 Lehman, Floyd 100 103 Lehman, G. Irvin 28 41 109 Lehman, Glenn 80 84 114 117 129 138 Lehman, Harold 22 42 Lehman, Lois 46 103 Lehman, Lola 43 109 Lehman, Mary Jane 43 61 109 Lehman, Nelson 80 122 123 Lehman, Robert C. 37 Lehman, Ruth 22 Lehman, Wilmer 39 127 Lichty, Mary Ann 80 Lind, Eilene 48 91 133 Lind, Glenn 103 Lind, Kenneth 80 149 Longacre, Anna Lois 80 115 121 Logan, James 62 109 114 Longacre, Esther 20 141 Longacre, James 62 123 Longenecker, Elaine 48 91 92 140 Longenecker, Jean 98 103 125 Lutz, Anna 91 139 Lyndaker, Milford 103 Mack, Elsie 80 122 133 141 Magnus, Ingrid 103 Maitarya, Harun 62 149 Martin, Alta 91 109 Martin, Carol 103 Martin, Carol M. 80 Martin, Dwayne 80 100 128 Martin, Elvin 62 Martin, Emanuel 22 Martin, George 103 115 Martin, J. Daniel 86 91 Martin, John W. Martin, Lois 103 138 Martin, Margaret 49 Martin, Mark Martin, Melvin 103 Martin, Nora 62 115 141 Martin, Robert 81 122 123 129 141 153 Martin, Susan 91 117 122 123 129 Martin, Ula 21 109 Martin, Vernon 6 38 103 Mast, Anna 91 92 Mast, Chester 11 91 122 136 Mast, Ernest 91 Mast, Ervin 63 Mast, Linda 103 Mast, Joe 141 Mast, Michael 30 31 32 141 Mast, Wesley 109 Mattijo, Julius 10 63 Maust, Earl 40 Maust, Miriam Maust, Wendell 98 103 105 124 129 Maust, Wilbur 40 124 126 129 Mellinger, A. Clair 38 102 124 129 Messner, Robert 22 Metzler, Fred 103 105 149 Meyers, Miriam 40 81 122 128 129 Migire, Thomas 81 Miller, Barbara 103 114 124 Miller, Calvin 11 81 113 114 122 125 141 Miller, David 104 125 129 Miller, Donna 104 125 Miller, Esther 81 Miller, Freeman 91 104 125 129 Miller, Glenda 81 122 129 Miller, Helen 24 109 Miller, Ira 18 24 109 Miller, Jacob 104 120 149 Miller, John J. 104 120 122 129 Miller, Leon 104 120 124 129 Miller, Mamie 24 109 144 125 129 Miller, Martha 63 83 139 Miller, Mattie 104 124 126 141 Miller, Merlin 104 Miller, Nelson 81 122 Miller, Omar 109 Miller, Ruth 91 101 Miller, Sadie 83 91 123 125 Miller, Samuel 47 109 129 132 151 Miller, Wilbur 63 Mine, Hiroshi 13 91 Mininger, Lois 63 129 Mininger, Mark 45 92 93 120 135 Moldovanyi, Carole 81 Moore, Daniel Mosemann, Barbara 81 Mosemann, Chris 82 141 Mosemann, Elizabeth 21 Moshier, Susanna 74 Moser, Sharon 48 92 122 123 129 Moyer, Beula 64 109 123 173 Moyer, Leon 104 125 127 Moyer, Milton 104 125 129 Moyer, Ronald 64 109 Muganda, Grace 25 Muganda, Josiah 64 109 Mugwe, Evanson 65 Mugwe, Mercy 104 Mullenex, James 39 106 109 127 Mullet, Carolyn 101 104 125 137 138 177 Mumaw, Catherine 48 Mumaw, Homer 36 Mumaw, John R. 15 18 28 31 Mumaw, Lucille 65 109 Myer, Lois 75 122 Myers, Beverly 104 125 Myers, Herbert 82 112 114 122 139 141 Myers, Lamar 98 104 124 125 129 Myers, Nancy 82 139 Nafziger, Carol 64 65 113 126 133 Nafziger, Gary 104 Nafziger, J. Clair 105 Neer, Grace 92 122 123 Neer, Philip 105 125 Neff, Larry 92 141 Newcomer, Gloria 104 Newcomer, Norma 82 139 Nice, B. Lloyd 65 Nice, Elaine 82 Nice, Jeanette 65 129 Nice, Judith 82 Nisly, Marvin 104 125 Nisly, Paul 66 Nissley, Kenneth 82 121 Nofziger, Dana 104 Noll, Nancy 92 122 129 Nolt, Larry 75 86 93 119 120 147 Nwankwo, Arthur 92 135 149 Nussbaum, Elton 89 92 93 153 Nutty, Charles Peachey, Laban 20 49 114 119 126 Peachey, Martha 104 105 124 Peachey, Naomi 91 92 122 125 129 Peachey, Sarah 92 109 Peachey, Wilbur 105 125 Pellman, Donald 66 109 Pellman, Hubert 46 Perry, Patsy Pigueron, William 105 125 128 130 Plank, Clyde 92 Plank, Fannie 48 66 84 122 123 139 Ramer, Esther 105 Ranch, James 7 53 66 141 Reed, Kenneth 10 77 82 119 120 179 Reitz, Herman 28 41 Ressler, Everett 105 124 Ressler, Ruth 92 122 Revercomb, Betty 93 Reynolds, Eugene 93 Rhodes, Mary Ethyl 93 Rhodes, Mary Nell 105 Richardson, Faith 104 105 124 Ritter, David 93 Roes, Florence 66 139 Rogie, D. Muriel 64 67 Rohrer, Ivan 83 Rohrer, Marian 93 129 137 177 Rohrer, Marlene 10 11 78 83 123 140 Rohrer, Norma Jean 93 Rosenberger, Harold 105 Rosenberger, Henry 87 93 140 149 Rosenberger, James 105 125 140 177 Ross, Kenneth 83 122 123 Rothgeb, Phyllis 105 Roth, James Rush, Geraldine 38 Ruth, Mary 105 125 Rutt, Carl 10 82 115 116 129 Ryan, Timothy 45 93 Sabiti, Justin 105 125 135 152 Sager, Sandra 45 75 Sakwa, Nelson 93 148 149 Sarco, Nancy 78 83 148 151 Sauder, June 67 109 Sauder, Lawrence 30 67 109 Sauder, Ruth 83 122 129 Schaerfl, Josef 67 109 Schlabach, Marilyn 67 109 Schmidt, Joy 124 140 Schrader, Donald 105 125 Schrock, Earl 68 69 109 Schrock, Elwood 83 124 125 Schrock, Janette 22 109 See, Barbara 93 109 Seitz, Blair 45 86 93 112 114 141 144 145 152 Seitz, David 45 83 122 129 Seitz, Lois 105 Sensenig, Gary 53 68 127 129 133 141 150 Sensenig, Mardene 105 Sensenig, James 93 Shadid, Mohammed 104 148 149 Shafer, Scott 106 Shank, Araminta 24 Sank, Audrey 40 Shank, Dorothy 106 139 Shank, Gerald 109 141 Shank, Henry 81 83 115 123 J 74 Shank, Irene 25 Shank, Jean 92 94 Shank, John C. 106 Shank, John W. 25 Shank, Lester 21 Shank, Norman 68 123 Shank, Reba 94 Shank, Wade 25 Shearer, John 68 69 109 Shelly, Eugene 94 147 Shelly, Martine 68 Shenk, Ellen 69 120 122 129 Shenk, John 83 129 141 Shenk, Judith 7 94 Shenk, Margaret 23 Shenk, Mary Florence 23 109 Shertzer, Janet 106 Shetler, Sherrill 106 125 Shirk, Allan W. 69 Shirk, Allen 33 Shirk, Helen 106 Showalter, Anna 25 Showalter, David 75 Showalter, Goldie 78 84 148 Showalter, Grace 46 109 Showalter, Janet 69 Showalter, Lillie 106 125 Showalter, Mildred 90 94 124 129 153 Showalter, Nannie Showalter, 0. Franklin 70 109 Showalter, Omar 106 Showalter, Richard 78 84 Showalter, Richard A. 106 Showalter, Rosalyn 109 Showalter, Samuel 70 122 129 Showalter, Stuart 94 116 129 147 Shriner, Stephen 106 130 132 138 Shrock, Paul 70 Siegrist, Beverly 96 106 Slabaugh, Lydia 22 109 Slagell, Kenneth 106 120 135 Slaubaugh, Inez 94 123 Smith, Ernest 84 Smith, Raymond 25 Smucker, Gary 94 Smucker, Mary Jo 106 114 144 Smucker, Nadine 83 92 94 122 133 Snader, Sarah 94 Snider, Karen 70 123 139 Snyder, John M. 21 127 Snyder, Robert 106 109 127 Spory, Louise 106 125 Stahl, John 38 Stahl, Milo 23 104 130 135 Stambaugh, Carlton 94 Stauffer, Anna Belle 84 109 Stauffer, Bryon 93 94 102 125 145 Stauffer, Eva 109 Stauffer, Frieda 106 Stauffer, J. Mark 40 109 123 127 Stauffer, Lydia Steffy, Herbert 96 107 Steider, Merlin 50 70 109 Steiner, Glenn 94 109 125 126 141 Steiner, Roy 107 125 Stephenson, Betty 107 Stiteler, Gary 107 Stoll, Carol 107 124 Stoltzfus, Allen 71 Stoltzfus, Anna 109 Stoltzfus, Ben 95 Stoltzfus, Dale 71 Stoltzfus, David 107 Stoltzfus, Donald 107 124 149 Stoltzfus, Doris 92 95 123 128 129 Stoltzfus, Elizabeth 71 122 Stoltzfus, Elvin 71 109 Stoltsfus, Eugene 10 101 107 129 151 Stoltzfus, George 149 150 Stoltzfus, Grant 44 Stoltzfus, Mark 109 Stoltzfus, Mary Stoltzfus, Merle 33 Stoltzfus, Rebecca 25 Stoltzfus, Susanna 71 107 115 122 127 139 141 Stoltzfus, Susie 107 Stoner, Elaine 84 Stoner, Gerald 72 112 Stover, Donald Strong, Samuel 22 Strubhar, Ruby 107 Stutzman, Roberta 107 125 Suter, Daniel 37 127 Suter, David 107 124 129 Suter, Gary 107 Suter, Perry Swartzendruber, Elva 10 107 127 144 150 Swartzendruber, Melva 107 Swartzendruber, Wayne 95 150 Swartzentruber, Alvin 84 109 141 Swartzentruber, Bernadine 95 148 Swartzentruber, Gertrude Swartz, Glenda 95 Swartz, Colleen 109 Swartz, Karene 95 Tabrizi, Nematollah 107 Trissel, Ronald 87 95 Troyer, Arlene 84 Umble, Lawrence 84 109 141 Umble, Marian 95 VanderBent, Marie 107 124 Vanpelt, Olen 109 Voegtlin, Dave 84 119 123 129 137 177 Wampler, Carolyn 107 Warner, Wendell Weaver, Jerrell 107 Weaver, J. Irvin 85 109 Weaver, Louetta 46 101 107 Weaver, Mary Helen 107 125 Weaver, R. Clair 95 109 125 177 Weaver, Samuel 95 109 Weaver, Susan 53 72 124 Weaver, Violet 46 108 124 129 Weaver, Wayne 108 145 Weaver, Winston 108 127 Weber, Lucille 108 125 Wenger, Ann 96 97 123 Wenger, Annie 25 Wenger, Betty 8 84 96 116 123 141 Wenger, Carl 96 125 Wenger, Daniel 85 122 149 Wenger, Edith 25 Wenger, Elaine 85 122 129 140 Wenger, Esther 108 Wenger, Harold 108 Wenger, Howard 96 145 Wenger, John 45 105 150 Wenger, Linden 28 41 109 Wenger, Lois Ann 85 98 108 109 Wenger, M. Lois 85 Wenger, Marian 24 Wenger, Oliver 25 Wenger, Robert 39 Wert, James 108 Wert, J. Lloyd 53 72 Whitelow, Henry 108 Wideman, Clare 72 Wideman, Lucille 23 Will, Grace 73 127 Will, Werner 47 127 132 Wissler, Forothy 64 96 109 122 Witmer, Jay Earl 108 120 125 144 152 Witmer, M. Edward 96 Wood, Monroe 25 Wyse, Dwight 108 Wyse, Lamar 47 108 120 125 129 Yoder, Anna 109 Yoder, Calvin 85 Yoder, Daniel 85 Yoder, Dorothy 108 Yoder, Gene 40 96 122 129 Yoder, Gerald 96 Yoder, Gordon 108 129 138 Yoder, Harold 96 122 141 Yoder, Jerome 95 96 125 140 151 152 Yoder, Joanne 108 125 129 Yoder, John 85 121 123 Yoder, J. Otis 28 30 109 Yoder, Judith 92 96 Yoder, Lois 108 Yoder, Matilda 20 Yoder, Monroe 73 Yoder, N. Wayne 85 123 129 145 146 147 Yoder, Patricia 108 Yoder, Paul 93 96 Yoder, Ray 97 Yoder, Robert 38 Yoder, Ronald 105 108 146 147 Yoder, Shirley 85 115 Yoder, Stanley 73 Yoder, Vivian 108 144 Yoder, Wilbur 97 108 122 Yost, Leon 75 93 115 122 129 137 Yutzy, Norman 41 Zehr, Elaine 85 Zehr, Lena 78 85 Zehr, Mary 25 29 Zehr, Pearl 97 140 Zehr, Micheal 73 Zehr, Milton 85 Zehr, Violet 92 97 Zehr, Paul 29 30 31 32 Zendt, Glenn 93 108 148 Ziegler, Audrey 101 Ziegler, Donald 10 73 Zimmerman, Alta Mae 85 139 Zimmerman, Janet 92 97 Zimmerman, Levi 97 147 Zook, Alphie 42, 127 Zook, Mary Louise 108 125 129 Acknowledgements STUDENT ADVERTISEMENT SALESMEN: Jim Rosenberger, Carolyn Mullet, Jim Bishop, Marian Rohrer. Clair Weaver, Dave Voegtlin. The 1965 Shenandoah Staff wishes to express appreciation and thanks to those people who have assisted in their production of a yearbook: Mr. Laban Peachey, sponsor Mr. John Gitchell of Gitchell's Studios Delmar Studios Student advertisement salesmen Intercollegiate Press Our advertisers Herb Kraybill, Weather Vane photographer Carolyn Charles for her frequent forays from the Weather Vane office. Epilogue Spouting from the fissured rock comes Truth. And I, hid behind the slabs of limestone wall, Cannot see the fountainhead, the little spot where Bubbling up through moist oak leaves The stream named Truth begins. But judging from the sweet-steeped waters here Below the foamy rim, The mother spring must well be worth the climb, For beauty flows nearby like autumn wine. 178 179