Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1976 volume:

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' •v :•••••:.-; .- ■■;. „... .... Ausass «? ! ' 'V'..-- .-- pgjgpf $ $m - RECALL • 57 58 RECALL People are such funny things. They rush and rush. Then they poke and poke. They laugh. They cry. They like to be alone. They like to be together. They are all so different. Some are big and fat. Others are skinny and anemic. Some are brains. Some jerks. And they like different things in different intensities. Some a lot. Some a little. And none of them do things the same way. Some are neat. Others sloppy. Some like science. Others hate it. And the same is true with art. Some smell good. Some stink. Some are friendly. But not all. And all these vegetables get dumped into the EMC salad bowl and tossed. They get chopped. And grated. And salted. They get washed and thrown in. Shaken up. And seasoned. And at last they get annointed with a tangy Mennonite dressing. RECALL • 59 i. w ! ? ' 60 • RECALL FACULTY 61 A. DON AUGSBURGER Seminary MYRON AUGSBURGER President ALVIN BEACHY Bible JAMES V. BISHOP Director of Media Relations DORIS BOMBERGER Home Economics JAMES BOMBERGER English LOIS BOWMAN Library AUBURN A. BOYERS Education ELIZABETH BRANNER Home Economics BERYL H. BRUBAKER Nursing J. MARK BRUBAKER Biology ERMA BRUNK Library 62 • ACADEMIC STAFF GEORGE R. BRUNK III Seminary TRUMAN H. BRUNK Campus Pastor ARLENE BUMBAUGH Library AMOS BURKHOLDER Music LOWELL BYLER Music MIRIAM BYLER Music JESSE BYLER Education RUTH DENLINGER Nursing NORMAN DERSTINE Director of Church Relations SHERMAN EBERLY Physical Education MARY EMMA EBY Home Economics OMAR EBY English ACADEMIC STAFF • 63 JOHN FAST Music ANNA FREY English MARGARET GEHMAN Art, Physical Education KEITH GNAGEY Ombudsman PAUL T. GUENGERICH Admissions ANN HARDINGER Nursing BARBARA HEINZ Nursing TOM HOLLIDAY Student Life JOHN HORST Physics SAMUEL HORST History D. RALPH HOSTETTER Biology 64 • ACADEMIC STAFF LOIS KREIDER Computer Services OLIVE KUHNS Nursing JERRY LAPP Art, Media Relations ROLAND LANDES Physical Education ELSIE E. LEHMAN Library ESTHER K. LEHMAN Education GALEN LEHMAN Psychology G. IRVIN LEHMAN Seminary JAMES O. LEHMAN Library LOLA LEHMAN Education ACADEMIC STAFF • 65 VIDA HUBER Nursing NAM-JUN JIN Sociology VERNON JANTZI Sociology ALBERT KEIM History ROBERT LEHMAN Physics RUTH LEHMAN Administrative Assistant DOROTHY LOGAN Administrative Affairs ESTHER LONGACRE Information Office JOHN R. MARTIN Bible ERVIN MAST Sociology EVELYN MAST Nursing ARLENE MAY Psychology RAY MEGGINSON Admissions CLAIR MELLINGER Biology IRA MILLER Placement Officer PHIL MININGER Director of Student Activities 66 • ACADEMIC STAFF LARRY E. NOLT Alumni Relations HUBERT PELLMAN English KEITH PHILLIPS Physical Education BETTY REDMOND Nursing HERMAN REITZ Seminary ROY ROTH Music WILLIAM RUSHBY Sociology MARIAN SAUDER Residence Director HARVEY SCHROCK Director of Endowment HERMAN SCHROCK Maintenance LESTER C. SHANK Registrar BYRON SHENK Physical Education ACADEMIC STAFF • 67 MARGARET SHENK Library PEGGY SHENK President's Office ANNA SHOWALTER Placement MILLARD SHOWALTER Mathematics GRACE SHOWALTER Library DELBERT SNYDER Mathematics LEE SNYDER English, Dean's Office JOHN STAHL Institutional Research 68 • ACADEMIC STAFF MILO STAHL Learning Resources JAMES STAUFFER Bible J. MARK STAUFFER Music CAROL STOLL Dean's Office DANIEL SUTER Biology HERBERT SWARTZ Bible LOREN SWARTZENDRUBER Admissions CAROL WEAVER Music MIRIAM WEAVER Business NAOMI WEAVER Nursing ACADEMIC STAFF • 69 ALPHIE ZOOK Education LINDEN WENGER Seminary TERRI WHITTAKER Nursing ANGIE WILLIAMS Student Life DWIGHT O. WYSE Business Affairs CARROLL YODER IDS, French DAVID D. YODER Student Life LEE M. YODER Administrative Affairs DANIEL YUTZY Academic Affairs Not Pictured Carol K. Bowers Kenton K. Brubaker Ezra U. Byler Thomas N. Finger E. Grant Herr John Henry Hess, Jr. Stanley A. Kauffman John H. Krall Donald E. Kuhns Joseph W. Mast Mamie M. Mellinger Samuel E. Miller Miriam L. Mumaw Miriam M. Schrock Clayton O. Shenk Gary L. Stucky J. David Yoder Nancy M. Yoder Robert D. Yoder 70 • ACADEMIC STAFF SENIORS Nursing CAROL BACHMAN Lowpoint, Illinois KEN BEAM Elverson, Pennsylvania Sociology, Social Work MARYANNE ALDERFER Harleysville, Pennsylvania Psychology 72 • SENIORS Nursing SUZANNE L. BAREIS Bridgewater, New Jersey Physical Education ROBRIETTA BATZDORF Franklin, West Virginia DEBORAH BEACHY Portland, Oregon Biology PEGGY JEAN BAIR Wrightsville, Pennsylvania Elementary Education SENIORS • 73 J. ROBERT BRUNK Harrisonburg, Virginia Biology, Sociology 74 • SENIORS SUSAN M. BROWN Norfolk, Virginia Nursing SENIORS • 75 LOIS M. BURKHOLDER Harrisonburg, Virginia Elementary Education 76 • SENIORS Elementary Education DAVID BYLER Belleville, Pennsylvania ALICE M. CASKEY New Castle, Pennsylvania Nursing JONATHAN R. BYLER Belleville, Pennsylvania Mathematics Nursing GAIL CAMPBELL New Hope, Virginia SENIORS • 77 SANDRA M. CLEAVER Martinsburg, West Virginia Nursing NANCY JEAN COLLINS Bloomingburg, New York Home Economics Education 78 • SENIORS English GLORIA Y. DIENER Harrisonburg, Virginia Dietetics JUDITH ANN DICKERSON Chiang Hai, Thailand KATHY LOUISE DEAN McGaheysville, Virginia Mathematics Home Economics Education P. ANNIE COLLINS Delanson, New York ANNE LEHMAN CRIST Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing SENIORS • 79 Elementary Education DORETTA HOSTETLER DORSCH Harrisonburg, Virginia BRUCE DRIVER Harrisonburg, Virginia Elementary Education MARY ROSE DORSEY Franklin, West Virginia Nursing MICHAEL EASTERDAY Harrisonburg, Virginia Bible, Philosophy 80 • SENIORS PAMELA CAROL EDWARDS Cherry Hill, New Jersey Home Economics Education, Bible Nursing CAROL WEAVER EBERLY Harrisonburg, Virginia TIMOTHY M. EHST Bally, Pennsylvania Health, Physical Education Home Economics, Social Work CHARLOTTE EBY Greencastle, Pennsylvania SENIORS • 81 Nursing FRIEDA GOAD Staunton, Virginia Bible, Social Work DENNIS DANIEL GINGERICH Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing LINDA AUGSBURGER GINGERICH Harrisonburg, Virginia LUKE L. GODSHALL Green Lane, Pennsylvania Liberal Arts 82 • SENIORS Biology EDWARD FREY Chatnbersburg, Pennsylvania LINDA GEHMAN Columbia, Pennsylvania Nursing DOLORES SHOUP FISHER Harrisonburg, Virginia Education SENIORS • 83 Home Economics Education CAROLYN GRASSE Edson, Alberta, Canada Nursing ANN K. GRABER Stryker, Ohio PATTY GOOSEN Glendive, Montana Nursing BARBRA GRABER Mt. Pleasant, Iowa English 84 • SENIORS Social Work LUANNE R. GROSS Washburn, Illinois Elementary Education DARLENE M. HAIN East Petersburg, Pennsylvania WES HAMM Manitoba, Canada Music Education GLENA M. GROVER Sheridan, Oregon Liberal Arts SENIORS • 85 Biology STEVEN HARDER Redwood Falls, Minnesota Bible JAMES M. HARR Davis, West Virginia History DIANA HOLLAND Elkhart, Indiana DAVID L. HAMILTON Salem, Oregon Business Administration CHARLES HARNER Newton Square, Pennsylvania Biology 86 • SENIORS Nursing NIKKI KING HOLLER Sarasota, Florida Modern Languages MARIE A. HERTZLER Grottoes, Virginia DONNA K. HOOLEY Hammett, Idaho Social Work KEITH W. HEAVENER Harleysville, Pennsylvania Business Administration SENIORS • 87 Nursing DEBBIE HUFFMAN Mt. Sidney, Virginia THELMA S. HOOVER Gap, Pennsylvania Nursing Mathematics PHILIP M. HORST Mt. ]oy, Pennsylvania MARILYN KAY HOSTETLER Sarasota, Florida Elementary Education 88 • SENIORS HERBERT L. HOOVER New Carlisle, Ohio Liberal Arts Nursing MARTHA O. JOHNS St. Clair, Pennsylvania Nursing CAROLYN J. HUNSECKER McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania GERALD HUNSBERGER Perkasie, Pennsylvania Mathematics SENIORS • 89 Physical Education DAVID A. KING Malvern, Pennsylvania Biology RONALD H. JONES Youngstown, Ohio 90 • SENIORS Elementary Education SANFORD RAY KING Harrisonburg, Virginia DONNA KINSINGER Grantsville, Maryland Nursing Nursing LOIS ELLEN KNISS Harrisonburg, Virginia DAVID KREIDER Neve Magen, Israel Biology SENIORS • 91 Mathematics BETTY KURTZ Chesapeake, Virginia PHILIP R. KREIDER Harrisonburg, Virginia Bible, Industrial Education Bible C. ELDON KURTZ Harrisonburg, Virginia GENET M. KUHNS Harrisonburg, Virginia Elementary Education 92 • SENIORS NANCY LYNN LANDIS Telford, Pennsylvania Home Economics Education SENIORS • 93 Bible, Philosophy C. DANIEL LIECHTYBenif?, Indiana JOYCE LONGACRE Spring City, Pennsylvania Nursing 94 • SENIORS Art SANDRA MARTIN Goodville, Pennsylvania Nursing ORPHA B. MARTIN Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania KAREN L. MARTIN Lancaster, Pennsylvania Nursing COLLEEN MARTIN Carvel, Alberta, Canada Sociology, Social Work SENIORS • 95 GWEN MAST Clarence, New York Nursing 96 • SENIORS LINDA EBERLY MILLER Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing EDGAR MILLER Walnut Creek, Ohio History, Social Science Bible, Philosophy HAROLD N. MILLER Ulysses, Pennsylvania Sociology, Social Work KAY E. MOSHIER MILLER Smoketown, Pennsylvania SENIORS • 97 Biology RICHARD J. MILLER Milwaukie, Oregon Psychology MELISSA MISSY” A. MILLER Duncansville, Pennsylvania BECKY YEAGO MILLER Harrisonburg, Virginia Liberal Arts PHILIP EDGAR MILLER Harrisonburg, Virginia Sociology, Social Work JOE MOORE Wilmington, Delaware Bible 98 • SENIORS Bible, Philosophy NORMAN MOSHIER Lowville, New York BARBARA C. MORRIS Ellicott City, Maryland Bible SUSAN MOYER Perkasie, Pennsylvania Biology SENIORS • 99 Business Administration KENT DUANE NAFZIGER Hopedale, Illinois MARIAN NEWSWANGER Chester, Pennsylvania Nursing JOHN MARLIN MYERS Blountstown, Florida Business Administration 100 • SENIORS DEAN E. PEACHEY Belleville, Pennsylvania Psychology SENIORS • 101 English JOANNE RANCK Lancaster, Pennsylvania RHODA REINFORD Kulpsville, Pennsylvania Home Economic Education JUDY STUTZMAN PRICE Shreve, Ohio Nursing RUTH ANN RAMER Collegeville, Pennsylvania Elementary Education 102 • SENIORS Biology DELVIN L. RIEGSECKER Archbold, Ohio LAWRENCE RESSLER Powell, Ohio Sociology, Social Work CHRISTINE A. RIDGEWAY Quito, Ecuador Nursing, Modern Languages SENIORS • 103 I V Biology RICHARD J. ROTH Waynesboro, Virginia Nursing ALVINA HEATWOLE ROTH Waynesboro, Virginia Biology LELAND J. ROPP Kalona, Iowa JACK C. SCHOLSSER Newport News, Virginia Bible MARGARET ROBERTS Simsbury, Connecticut English 104 • SENIORS Nursing CAROL FAYE ADAMS SAYER Fleetwood, Pennsylvania Nursing MARJORIE SALSBURY HERSHBERGER Harrisonburg, Virginia ROGER RUTT Gordonville, Pennsylvania Business Administration CALVIN ROGGIE Croghan, New York Physics SENIORS • 105 Bible RANDY L. SCHWEITZER Croghan, New York Elementary Education NANCY SHIFLETT GLASS Grottoes, Virginia SUSAN MARIE SCOTT Buckhannon, West Virginia Psychology SUSAN CATHERINE SHORTELL Norfolk, Virginia Psychology 106 • SENIORS Biology RAY E. SMUCKER Harrisburg, Oregon Nursing LINDA WEBER SNADER Boiomansville, Pennsylvania VALERIE K. SHOWALTER Waynesboro, Virginia Psychology, Social Work SENIORS • 107 Biology MARGARET TAYLOR Cuba, New York Liberal Arts KENNETH R. TAYLOR, SR. Kernersville, North Carolina DON STOLTJZFUS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Elementary Education SHANNON W. SWORTZEL Waynesboro, Virginia Bible 108 • SENIORS Home Economics Education YVONNE ANNETTE TROYER Elida, Ohio DAVID ALAN WALKER Norfolk, Virginia Health, Physical Education MARY LOU WAGNER Palmyra, Pennsylvania Dietetics SENIORS • 109 Liberal Arts LUCY WELDY Blountstoum, Florida DAN WEAVER Bath, New York Sociology, Social Work Biology, Psychology M. GREGORY WEAVER Harrisonburg, Virginia LOUISE WENGER Chesapeake, Virginia Education 110 • SENIORS Bible, Social Work DARYL WITMER Orrville, Ohio NED LAYNE WYSE Archbold, Ohio English SARA J. WYSE Archbold, Ohio Music Education CHARMAINE WEAVER Leetonia, Ohio Elementary Education SENIORS • 111 Biology, Psychology KEVIN C. YODER Millersburg, Ohio Bible, Psychology PHILIP W. YODER Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania ELLEN L. HUNSBERGER YODER Mercersburg, Pennsylvania Education LEON R. YODER Warsaw, Missouri Mathematics KENNETH L. YODER Milford, Delaware Elementary Education 112 • SENIORS _______: Biology, Nursing MAHLON C. YODER Baltic, Ohio Modern Languages, Social Work JOY YUTZY Petoskey, Michigan DONALD ZOOK Oley, Pennsylvania Sociology SENIORS «113 Biology ETHAN D. ZOOK Harrisonburg, Virginia Biology, Psychology KENNETH JOHN ZWICKEL Hollis, New York Not Pictured Levi O. Ameka Michael D. Augsburger J. Harold Bergey Wayne L. Berry Paul D. Bontrager Richard W. Foster Timothy C. Frazier Joel L. Gross Mary R. Hess P. Bruce Hess Virginia S. Hostetler William E. Leftwich Martin L. Mikaya Craig M. Miller Kathleen L. Miller Lois Ann Mundy Miguel A. Rivera Diane E. Stitt Rivers L. Williams Henry J. Wuntke Dennis A. Wyse Oki Yamaguchi HERBERT W. ZOOK Columbiana, Ohio Physical Education 114 • SENIORS o UNDERCLASSMEN 115 Karen J. Albrecht Diana L. Amick Eugene W. Amstutz Gail L. Bachman David L. Baer Rebecca S. Baliles Paul Bauer Regina Beck Norma Bender Kathy Bergey Lois R. Bergstrom Dalinda Berk Mary L. Biser Ernest Boss David S. Breneman Beth A. Brunk 116 • JUNIORS J. Daniel Bucher Gail A. Burkholder Esther F. Cassel Benjamin L. Charles Claudia J. Cole George Custer Carol C. Darden Carolyn N. Davidhizar Ardith J. Delong David A. Detrow Tim Detweiler Deann L. Diller Marilou Enns Joan Epstein Arlana Esch Mary Ina Flisher Ruth Flory Andrew S. Frankow Cynthia J. Frey Darcy S. Frieali Esther A. Fulton David D. Garber Judith E. Garber Agnes L. Gibson JUNIORS • 117 Marilyn K. Handrich Barbara A. Hartman Karen L. Heitz Susie J. Hertzler Maria E. Hidalgo Sue A. Hiner Janet L. Gingerich Debra A. Glick Marilyn F. Grasse Glenn B. Green Jerrold L. Grosh Annette A. Guengerich Florence O. Habwe Letitia M. Hamilton Sanford E. Hochstetler Deborah A. Hodges Rowena A. Holloway Florence Hoogterp 118 • JUNIORS Donald E. Hooley Ray A. Hostetler Darrel M. Hostetter Karen Jones Paul Kalous Christine Kauffman N. Leroy Kauffman James A. Kennel Debra A. Kolb Jose Koshy Cheeri L. Knabe Dorcas Kraybill Michael Kurtz Daryl R. Landis Steven E. Landis Jay Mark Leaman Barbara Lehman Mike Lehman Paul M. Leidig Miriam Lind Patricia A. Lobb Sheryl A. Longacre Kathy M. Martens David E. Martin JUNIORS • 119 Gary Martin Maureen Martin Marvin Maust Rachel E. Melhorn Zeda Metzler Kathryn J. Meyer Linda Mever Carolyn Y. Miller E. Louise Miller Rebecca D. Miller Susan K. Miller Sue A. Miller Theresa A. Miller Caroline Mills Tony R. Moreland Rosalyn J. Myers Sandra L. Nachtigal Carol C. Nafziger Collette Nafziger Julianne Nash Joyce R. Neuenschwander Mary Ellen Nissley Anita Faye Nussbaum Peace N. Okoli 120 • JUNIORS Angel Perez Elaine S. Peters Ann E. Plank Anda Purcell Glenna M. Ramer Lois A. Ranck Deborah A. Revercomb Antero G. Rodriguez Pamela A. Rohrer Susan E. Rohrer Helen Ruhl Marian Rutt Marilyn J. Olsen Julio Pacheco Diane L. Pavuk Kathryn L. Peachey JUNIORS • 121 Andrew F. Saunders Walter W. Sawatzky Amy L. Schaefer Bradley L. Schlabach Bruce A. Schlabach Lori Anne Schoch Karen E. Sensenig Betty I. Shank Donna Shenk Jonathan D. Shenk Phyllis J. Shenk Bonnie J. Showalter Donna R. Siegrist Roger Lee Sipes Linda D. Snyder Lorna Snyder 122 • JUNIORS Michael Stauffer Judy Steiner Christine Stuck Rebecca J. Stultz Timothy W. Stutzman J. Duane Swartley Joy Swartley James D. Townsend Ninhson Thi Tran Julie A. Ulmer Sandra Voth Melody E. Weaver Bonita Weber Philip L. Weber Joyce A. Whitson Arlene L. Witmer JUNIORS • 123 Donna L. Witmer Miriam R. Witmer Andrea J. Yoder Garry L. Yoder Mary E. Yoder Oren Yoder Sharon L. Yoder Kim L. Yousey John E. Zook Rose Zook Carolyn K. Zoss Candace I. Zuercher Not Pictured Kathryn E. Albright James G. Alexander Bejos B. Beya Andrew M. Bott Cathy Cash Clarence T. Cash Clarence Davis Jr. Robert Dowell Laura Ehle Catherine Fairfield Eleanor Ferguson Irene H. Frank John M. Fritzman Michael Z. Glick Helen R. Good Donald E. Greenfield David B. Greiser Gloria K. Hess Kathryn Hinkle James W. Hofstetter Twila W. Hofstetter K.C. Johnson J. David Lantz Lorna M. McBee Karen R. Mengle Peggy Miller Edward Morris Christine Parren Ronald Petitte Jayne P. Purser Gnassan M. Sahawneh Faye Y. Shifflett Mary K. Summer Jerry L. Wall III Paul J. Yoder Stanley J. Yoder Edward F. Youket Maxine K. Zimmerman 124 • JUNIORS Sheryl L. Allen Susan M. Althouse Sherilyn Bacon James K. Beachy Ruth A. Beachey Sara M. Beckler Judith E. Benner Sharon E. Bentch J. Eric Bishop Diane F. Blosser Laura L. Blosser Randall J. Bowman SOPHOMORES • 125 Joanna L. Branner Kathleen M. Brenneman Ruth Brobst Juanita L. Brunk Regina G. Brunk Gregory N. Buracker Douglas Burkholder Twila K. Burkholder Nancy J. Campbell Elaine S. Chaffee Janet L. Clarke Jayne A. Clarke Marilyn Clemens William C. Covelens Vickie Cumming June E. Davidhizar 126 • SOPHOMORES S. Lavonne Davis Joanne Detweiler Paul Dyck Linda G. Eberly Marian B. Eberly Melvin Esh Diane L. Eshleman Ken A. Fath Marcia Fike Steven P. Frei Jean Marie Frey Sidney M. Frey Daniel L. Gehman Rachel F. Gerber Manoochehr Gheljghshlagh Faith L. Gnagey Philip Godshall S. Lorraine Gordon Daniel B. Grimes Audrey J. Guengerich Mark Hartman Dawn Harwick Daniel G. Heacock Leslie N. Helmuth SOPHOMORES • 127 R. Keith Hensley Rose A. Herr Diane Hile Cynthia J. Histand Karen R. Hochstetler Martha Horst Alden Hostetter Brenda Hostetler Sherill Hostetter Dawn Hunsberger Jolene Hunsberger Lois G. Hunsberger Abdidahir Ibrahim Nevin Immel Vernon D. Isner Sheryl Janzen 128 • SOPHOMORES Leisa J. Kanagy Jeanette Kandel Linford A. Kauffman Rosemary L. Kindy Pamela C. King Teresa King Michael A. Knowles Barbara J. Kolb Virginia M. Kratz J. Cnarles Kraybill Mary Ann Kreider Lora lea Landis Timothy Landis Arlene Lanker Katherine Lee J. David Lehman Brent L. Leichty Teresa H. Leichty Timothy Leis Robert Linsly Donna K. Longacre Rebecca L. Maltby Eric D. Martin John Martin SOPHOMORES • 129 Julia A. Martin Leroy Martin Linford Martin Sharon E. Martin Conley K. McMullen Sharon L. Mease Gary L. Meeks Robert P. Millen Ann Miller Eugene D. Miller James A. Miller Margie Miller Randy J. Miller Barbara J. Millette Cynthia R. Minsch Deborah J. Moore Gary Musselman Sonia Musselman Rose M. Musser Sheryl Myers Kenneth L. Nafziger Linda Nafziger Marla D. Nafziger Steve A. Nussbaum 130 • SOPHOMORES Susan K. Reed James K. Reesor Ralph L. Reinford Susan L. Rhodes Deborah K. Rice Dennis G. Rice Paulette Ricks Ivonne Rivas Deborah J. Rohman Patricia J. Rohrer Ruth A. Ropp Kenneth E. Roth Diane L. Payne Betty A. Peachey Carolyn Pellam Kenneth R. Pellman Kevin B. Phillips Edward Porter SOPHOMORES • 131 Linda R. Roth Carol J. Rutt Naomi L. Ryman Patricia Santomenna Mary Lou Schmitt Joanna Schrock Dawn Schultz Wilda K. Schwartzentruber Cheryl L. Schweitzer Sheldon B. Shank Roberta C. Shantz Deborah G. Sheets Susanne Shelly I. Elaine Shenk James W. Shenk Karen Sue Shenk 132 • SOPHOMORES Eric D. Shirk Craig D. Shoemaker Dawn L. Showalter Jeanie L. Showalter J. Marvin Siegrist Sharon L. Smith M. Elizabeth Smylie Anna Ruth Snider Robert J. Spiggle Mary Grace Stauffer Donna C. Steinman Evelyn K. Steppe Deborah A. Stoltzfus Helen J. Stoltzfus Anita Stutzman Maurice Stutzman David E. Swarr Timothv P. Swartz Richard L. Swartzentruber James E. Thomas Rachel Thomas Daphne C. Trent Bonnie L. Valentine Charlotte A. Weaver SOPHOMORES • 133 Edith I. Weaver Karen Weaver Emily L. Wenger Janice E. Wenger Teena M. Werner Sheldon L. Whitmore, Jr. Roy A. Williams Bob N. Witmer Grace E. Witmer Sharon J. Wuest Vicki L. Yeatts Amy Yoder Diane B. Yoder Jonathan Yoder Joyce Yoder Phil R. Yoder Steven O. Allen Barbara J. Beachy Robert Black Joyce Bontrager William Brown Karl E. Brubaker Carole Buchanan Joyce M. Clay Biyon Darcus Christine Eastham William Fisher Brenda Folk Mary Hampton Stephen C. Hartzler Debra K. Hedrick Not Pictured Steve A. Helmuth James E. Hess Serge L. Ivanitsky J. Wayne Kibler Rolph Kullander Nancy J. Landis Ruth Ellen Lane John W. Listman, Jr. Joanne Lyndaker Ronald D. Lyndaker Robin D. Martin Martha McCowan Alan K. Messersmith Marcia L. Miller Lucas Nyamwayira Donald O. Ongalo James W. Price Carmen Reyes Anita R. Rheinheimer Vilas Steckly Howard L. Stoltzfus Carol A. Stouffer Donna K. Swink Susan E. Taylor David M. White Dale L. Williams Carolyn Wilson Rhonda M. Wingfield John Y. Wong 134 • SOPHOMORES Doud Abdullah Susie Aeschliman Kenneth Alderfer j Janice Irene Alger N ms ■' •mn Judith Behrens Mary Jane Bender Robert Bennett, Jr. Dale Bentch Sharon Best Linda Boettcher Martha Bomberger Martha J. Bontrager Patrice Ankney Gregory Armentrout Pamela Baer David Baliles Jeff Baugher Melinda Beaver FRESHMEN • 135 Mary C. Bopp Lora Boronow Katherine Bott Beth H. Breneman Donnie Brubaker Marvin Bunting Ruel J. Burkholder Susan Bums Judy Carbaugh Virginia Carr Judy L. Cassel Susan Classen Janice Collins Bertie Conley Olga Contreras Teresa A. Cutlip George Dagres John Davidhizar Kathleen Detweiler Marcia Dickerson Sandra Drescher Kathy Dwyer Valerie Ehrhart Suzette Fisher 136 • FRESHMEN Michael Frank Janet Franks Sharlene Freed Eugene Frey Marcia Gilbert Paul Gingerich Trula Gingrich Shelia A. Gnagey Joyce Godshall Dennis Grasse Mary Greaser Marlin G. Groff Karen Guardacosta Coralee Gunden Harold Guntz Deborah Haas Donna Hanson Joan Harrison William Hatter Mary K. Heatwole FRESHMEN • 137 Julia Hess Marlene Hess Sally Hesse Burnell Hiestand Ronda Hinkle Angela Hochstetler James Heishman Elaine Helmuth Elaine H. Hensley Jacklyn C. Hensley James D. Herr Rachel Hershberger Debra Hershey Jean Hertzler Brenda Hollinger Christine Holsopple Jerry Holsopple Dean Hoover 138 • FRESHMEN Paul Hoover Sharon Hoover Dale Horst Reuben W. Horst Sharon Hosier Cheryl Hostetler Elaine Hostetler Ross Hostetler Stanley Hostetler Joyce Hostetter Connie Howard Fem Hunsberger Judy R. Johnson Susan Jolley Verda Kauffman Lavonne Kaufman Joan Kenerson Bruce Kipps John Kirschman Alan Knight Fred Lamar Kniss Jonathan Kreider Rosemary Kreider David Kuhn FRESHMEN • 139 Gerald Kulp John A. Landis James Lapp Stephen Leaman Debra Lechlitner Christine Lehman Cynthia Lehman Daryl Lehman James Larry Lehman John Lehman Darlene Leidig Robin J. Libby Tracey Linehan Sarah Litton Donald Livingston Mary Louise Long 140 • FRESHMEN Nelson Longenecker Cathy Martin Don Martin Frederick Martin Thomas Allen Martin Robert F.. Mast Cindy ). Mayhue Mary Meek Philip Metzler Michele Michael Daniel R. Miller Karen Miller Sheryl Miller Kevin E. Minnick Cynthia Minter Chrisann Mishler Robert Montanye Mary K. Morrow Mohammed F. Mousavi James E. Moyer Richard Moyer Sylvia Moyer Godfrey C. Muganda Luann Musselman FRESHMEN • 141 Regina Musselman Marilyn Musser A. Clifford Nafziger Karen Neff Janet Neuenschwander Karen Nice Marlin Oyer Kimberly Parrish Valerie Pate Audrey Patterson Karen Peachey Randy Phillips Roberta Pidgeon Mark Powell Anthony Pratkanis Linda Price Mary Ramsey Donna Ray Arthur H. Reesor Brenda Ressler Wendell Ressler Connie F. Richard Doneta Riegsecker Joan Roggie 142 • FRESHMEN 0 Shirley Saner Rolando Santiago Carolene Schmidt Eleanor Schrock Lowell Ropp Annita Rotn Jolene Roth Philip Roth V. Joy Roth Verle Rufenacht Marjorie Rush Janet Ruth Lois Ruth Thomas Ruth Marian Rutt Phil Rutt Robert Rutt Beth Sanders FRESHMEN • 143 0 Judy Schweitzer Jacqueline Seal Donald Shank Kelly Sharpes Vicki Shelly Ann Marie Shenk James Shenk Philip E. Shenk David D. Shetler Patricia Shetler Patricia Shoemaker Barbara Shoup Judith Siegrist Eileen Simmons Carla Smith Denise Snyder Luanne Snyder Paul Souder Deborah Sprowl David Stahl Diane L. Steffy Philip Steiner Rhonda Stennett Ruth Stoltzfus 144 • FRESHMEN Gregory A. Stutzman Gary Stutzman Merla Stutzman Richard Swartley Heather Swartz John Swartzendruber Susan Tomenendal Judy Torian Lowell Troyer Rebecca Troyer Jill Waibel James Walker Donna F. Weaver Doris Weaver Lionel A. Weaver Wayne Weaver Louisa Weber John Weidman Cheryl Wenger Leslie Williams FRESHMEN • 145 Ruth Wolf Wanda Wood Darrel Yoder Gary Yoder Greta Yoder Karen Yoder Margaretha Yoder Lenora Yutzy David Zehr Mark Zehr Susan Zehr Sandra Zeiset Not Pictured Terry Adams Beverly Alderfer Vanda Helene Altomare William Atwell Mitchell Avnaim Janie Buracker Linda R. Byler Evelyn Carrerro Robert Esh Martin S. Gish Brad Gray John Hanson Lucille Hughes Robert Jenkins Rachel R. Johnson Cynthia Lee Kullander Gaynelle D. Leach Detbie Mason Mary May Cynthia Moyer Judy Pierantoni Rickey Rash Roonie M. Rhodes Floyd Roberts Marvin Phillips John Schlabach Richard Schlabach Kenneth Schwartz Charles S. Shank Larry E. Smoot Reginald D. Staggers Polly Stetter Cynthia A. Townsend Sylvia Wagner Herbert Weaver, Jr. Beverly Wenger Jann White Vincent M. Whitmore Isaac Williams James Wright 146 • FRESHMEN STUDENT LIFE MUSIC College Singers Mark Hartman, Carol Weaver, Pat Bopp 148 • ACTIVITIES Sheryl Janzen ACTIVITIES • 149 CROSS COUNTRY Dave Hamilton Jon Byler 150 • STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE • 151 SOCCER Bejos Beya 152 • STUDENT LIFE Don Shank Games Won — 7 Games Lost — 3 Games Tied — 1 STUDENT LIFE • 153 PORTRAITS IN COMEDY AND DRAMA CRUCIFIXION Directed by Diana Holland Jose Koshy, Jim Hofstetter in CELEBRATION 154 • STUDENT LIFE LECTURE — MUSIC Peabody Chamber Orchestra STUDENT LIFE • 155 Matches Won — 14 Matches Lost — 9 June Davidhizar, Lois Zook, Bonnie Showalter, Doretta Dorsch Small College Division State Champions 156 • STUDENT LIFE Lavonne Davis, Loma McBee Becky Stultz, Rose Zook, Diane Payne STUDENT LIFE • 157 TALENT SHOW Denise Snyder, Julia Hess Ned Wyse William Brown 158 • STUDENT LIFE HOCKEY Games Won — 4 Games Lost — 3 Games Tied — 3 ||iR STUDENT LIFE • 159 WEATHERVANE In the Ad building, on the top floor with tattered curtains, coffee creamer, tea, layout boards, and an overstuffed chair, six people put out The Weathervane every two weeks ( but not quite ) on Friday. Getting the campus to talk about itself is hard to do. You criticize people, and learn to be criticized. There is always the temptation to sensationalize your news: there are pages to fill and how can you make good news when the campus won't talk about itself, even enough to give you the inside scoop? The Weathervane? The Editor says it's getting too many bland articles, the Reporters say it's having half of your article cut. One said it involved trying to preserve the anonymity of Hewitt Henderson, and another said it was watching Shen people get finished before you do and go home. The majority said the question was How long do I stay up here before I leave? , but it isn't bad if you have some cookies, and maybe some milk . Layout: Paul Sauder, Janet Gingerich, Charlie Kraybill Photographers: Jon Byler, Leland Ropp, Ed Youket 160 • ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS • 161 ESCAPES Life at EMC is a box. And we carry on our daily routines with the prescribed bounderies of the box. The box is stuck together with the glue of habit, expection, schedules, and deadlines. The inhabitants within this box are pressured into being schedule-conscious frenzied college students. The busier we become the more we are assured that we are, indeed, real college students. But, there are times when escape is needed. Oh, to be away from the expectations of scholasticism, Mennonitism and all the other isms connected with college life at EMC. Escape; but where to? The most time-honored place of escape is the hill. Run to the hill, lay down on the cool .grass and gaze. Who will suspect that you have escaped the looming buildings below? If you have no time to run away, slap on the headphones and turn up the stereo for escape. Sometimes more substantial treatment is needed. For these a weekend trip to D.C. or a campout may be the cure. Escape is a personal thing, sometimes loud, sometimes quiet, sometimes delirious, sometimes contemplative, sometimes in a group, sometimes alone, but, it is needed by all. Timothy Leis 162 • FEATURE FEATURE • 163 164 • ESCAPES ESCAPES A day when the sky looks like the arched wing of a gull, hanging so low over the earth and too many things are there keeping you down, you seek for any way you can to get away and soar. Sometimes your search takes you far when you want to be flying and you're not. When you do find flight, you tease yourself into thinking it will always be this way, and the wind will trick you into believing it if you aren't careful. It is easy to trade the sound of the wind for that of too many sad songs replaying themselves in your head. But always you must turn back, sometimes before you're ready. The flight sings now in your blood, fragile, sometimes only momentarily, but all yours. Back again, under the gray sky, the wind teases. ESCAPES • 165 OM-SAC Phil Mininger, Keith Gnagey Upon entering the office of the ombudsman, one ob- serves that there are no high, solemn chairs or desks, rather, in the middle of the room — how would you like to go up in a swing, up in the air so blue? The swing hangs like a child's invitation, a party gag, tempting a lighter spirit than might be found behind most official doors. The ombudsman — in cooperation with SGA, is to represent student needs and concerns to the college ad- ministration, and the various offices or departments which are involved with areas of student need and con- cern. Will assist students by helping them to understand the existing channels to be used to receive a hearing in the decision-making process of the institution. THERE IS SOMETHING OF A STUDENT HERE: Well, sometimes I'm not a true ombudsman. It is hard to always be objective. After being a student, it is easier to understand the students' side. I wanted to keep the office door open all the time, but things get backed up. I understand the Administra- tion now, having their doors closed. I tried to have it open but sometimes I can't get anything done. Then I have to close the door. THERE IS SOMETHING OF AN ADMINISTRATOR HERE: When students were upset about the vote in chapel about the Student Life monies, I felt I could defend the Administration because they had acted according to student recommendations. The ombudsman — will stand independently of all organized aspects of the college ... He shall have di- rect access to all administrative officers. Will recommend policy changes to the appropriate committees or to the President of the College. ( Policies, policies . . . people get cut by policies. Sometimes you feel that the individual concern was not dealt with, and so I help to work out chances for the person to have his individual needs heard. ) Will be issue-oriented and function as a mediator (not a peacemaker) between students and the college ac- ademic and administrative structures. THERE IS SOMETHING OF A DIPLOMAT HERE: I'm in between students and administrators. Stu- dents want to know why; they want answers right now. I'm a cushion between those demands and the long pro- cess of committees. 166 • OM-SAC A dear distinction should be drawn between the diplomat and the politician. The latter is inevitably, di- rectly concerned with the great game of power. — Encyclopedia Britannica I'm powerless to make decisions. I do make recom- mendations. My power is that I have access to personnel and committees and I'm not limited to using only pro- per, bureaucratic channels. The power I have is one of influence. A diplomatic officer . . . keeps informed on every- thing his home officials may need to know, and trans- mits this information . . . — World Book. Myron sees me as a source of information. I keep him in touch with the 'grass roots'. THERE IS SOMETHING OF A COUNSELOR HERE: Sometimes you need to help the person get through an emotional crisis to organize his case. You must get down to the basic issue; to something which is rational and justifiable. If I feel the issue should be carried further, I make an appointment with the 'other side'. Sometimes the student just needs to be directed to the right place. Sometimes, he has been there and does not want to go back. The ombudsman — shall not be part of the judicial sys- tem . . . shall not be involved with initiation of student activities . . . does not replace any existing college structure ... is not an 'enforcing' officer of the institu- tion. Defined in part by what he is not, the ombudsman moves with unprecedented freedom among the powers that be, filling in the bureaucratic gaps through which too many students and issues have fallen to oblivion. There is access to many people. But like a president, like a night watchman, like a prophet, sometimes it's a lonely job, says Gnagey. — Helen Stoltzfus Canoe Trip OM-SAC • 167 168 • OM-SAC ACTIVITIES Pumpkin Cutting Contest OM-SAC ACTIVITIES • 169 SPIRITUAL LIFE We believe that worship is both our approach to God, and his approach to us, and so we come, in all of our own individual ways: hesitantly, demanding, hurting, confidently, and waiting, and at time, we ignore to come at all. We remember God's acts in the past, we celebrate what is to come, and we make our present commitments. Sometimes the commitments are wordy, and bargaining, at others, they are sincere. We understand ourselves as a body, committed in some sense, to each other. A few believe that strongly, others are dealing too closely with hurts to believe it at all, still others search for the validity of the reasoning behind “community , past the pat cliches and quick answers. Our minds stray, we cannot comprehend, we comprehend and are overwhelmed, or we don't want to try. We sing, and listen (critically at times), we study for the next class. We take our white cards, and find friends to sit with. Sometimes we find God, be- cause we expect to, or because we don't. “Go in peace. For the hectic days filling our weeks, the words seem ironic, but they are a signal. We gather our books, and wait in turn to smile, to get our mail, to dribble up the long steps to the next class. Jim Wallis 170 • SPIRITUAL LIFE Wednesday Chapel enfolds me wrapping my soul in miles of soft sterile gauze freeing my mind to meander among rows of rectangular clouds — Tom Martin Maryanne Alderfer, John Henry Hess SPIRITUAL LIFE • 171 SPIRITUAL LIFE Hands extend into the air. Lips bend to smiles and mouth words. Shining eyes close in reverence. Hallelujahs filter through the room in slow waves. Ut- terances of Jesus and Lord impre- gnate the air. Someone turns to me. I get edgy and hot. Uncomfortable. They smile. I grip the linings of my pockets to keep my arms from floating. I look away and hum. My pockets are the only hosts of hands. All others join above heads. I wish I were home. Peo- ple beside me turn to take my hands. I grip my linings tighter. Why must I go through this? I feel the direct recipient of their prayers. But why, Lord? Why am I judged by those whose hands are higher than mine? Maybe my head is lower. Just maybe. Why should I feel guilty for having different calisthenics? Theirs is not my choice. Dan Yutzy SPIRITUAL LIFE • 173 SHEN We're stuck in an orange room. And given blank pages. The room is usually hot. But the windows are big. And open easily. The view is a good one. And it's from up here in our corner or down on the ground that we survey our lives. And try to fill the empty pages of our existence. Kenny Pellman, Editor Dan Weaver, Daryl Witmer, Debbie Stoltzfus, Photographers 174 • ORGANIZATIONS Janet Clemens, Typist Dorcas Kraybill, Layout ORGANIZATIONS • 175 ALTERNATIVE HOUSING Elmwood third meant different things to different people. To some it was a floor with girls on one end, and guys on the other, with a common lounge in between. To those that live there, it is a conglomeration of activities as different as the people themselves. Living there meant scribbled phone messages, figuring out the last math problem, having a backrub, and hot chocolate mix in the kitchen for 34 a scoop (please be honest). Sometimes it was talent, like Swing low, sweet chariot, scrape , and taking the cross-country guys from the floor out for steaks, or Randy doing his 100 situps in one minute and forty-eight seconds. It meant a guys chorus and fresh bread or Christmas cookies, dressing in bibs for Halloween supper and doing the Reel. It was sharing Newsweek, breakfast coffee, care packages from home and the stereo in the lounge.lt was finding someone from the floor to eat with at suppertime, and roughhousing in the lounge after the library closed, or asking the guys to help with mirror money (which got only laughs). Perhaps most of all it was popcorn, motorcycle rides, and Risk games on Saturday nights. Steve Frei, Naomi Ryman Sue Rohrer 176 • FEATURE Gary Martin This year EMC's four-year-old experiment in intentional community living expanded to include two houses. For the various students and faculty members living in the Thompson and Martin houses, group living meant learning to compromise, to be vulnerable, to give, to receive, to enjoy. At times living with over ten other people created the cramped feeling of being closed in; at times it brought security and warmth; at times it created the frustration of adapting to other people's life styles; at other times it brought about that ambiguous feeling sometimes called group spirit. Attempting to live together, to be surrounded with the same people twentyfour hours a day is taking a chance. But most people living in the communities would agree that much value can come of it; it is an experiment that should be continued. FEATURE • 177 INTRAMURALS Bob Witmer, Nancy J. Landis 178 • INTRAMURALS TOILET BOWL FEATURE 179 SGA The SGA definitely is there, pared down and streamlined for efficiency's sake, but working. Perhaps more than anything, SGA has worked at communication: with Senators being assigned to districts, and also being members of strategic administrative committees. SGA played an active role in examining Security Policies and Procedures, and the inter-relation of the Judicial System and Disciplinary Procedures. Offices were moved to the Student Center this year, with meetings being held in the Student Center Lounge, and students sitting in on the sidelines to listen in on the action. There is always the problem of response: it gave rise to Town meetings, posters, ballots, and questionaires. Sometimes it caused frustration and dead-end streets, but it also meant learning the concerns of others, and working with them, and in the end, that brought understanding. Lawrence Ressler, Co-president Debbie Sheets, Secretary 180 • ORGANIZATIONS Paul Leidig, Treasurer ORGANIZATIONS • 181 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Rachel Hershberger WINS — 7 LOSSES — 6 182 • SPORTS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Rachel Hershberger, Donna Longacre Donna Longacre SPORTS • 183 YPCA Y Church Grandmother Visitation 184 • ORGANIZATIONS YPCA How does one describe the YPCA, a big organization, with its many branches and commissioners? To some, it is simple: the 'Y' means Saturday Adoption, or Jail Visitation, Gospel Teams or Y church. Others have vague ideas. To the Y commissioners, and the large number of students that are involved, it provides an opportunity for involvement, with practical ways to express caring and concern in the community around them. There is a lot of work involved in organizing activities, so that students may share their knowledge, talents and time, and there are frustrations. But even more important, there is the responsibility of ministering to anyone in need. From mutual concern and effort, comes the bond of working as a body, and sharing Christ. David Swarr YPCA Officers and Commissioners ORGANIZATIONS • 185 YPCA David Swarr Tim Detweiler 186 • ORGANIZATIONS YPCA Linford Martin Wilson Rehabilitation Center, Joanne Detweiler ORGANIZATIONS • 187 MEN'S BASKETBALL immm Jerry Wall Oren Yoder WINS — 1 LOSSES — 21 188 • SPORTS Coach Phillips SPORTS • 189 WRESTLING WINS — 2 Kelly Sharpes 190 • SPORTS LOSSES — 8 INHERIT THE WIND David Stahl, Phil Weber, Ken Nafziger 191 • DRAMA HOBBY WORKSHOPS We are mixtures of skill and experience, like jute tied in intricate knots, leading away in fascinating design. Often, you don't find others who are interested in learning about that mixture, until spe- cific opportunities present themselves. With money from Student Life funds, seven workshops were planned, in photography, bike maintenance, care of houseplants, harmonica, macrame, auto me- chanics and guitar. Learning about a small part of the tapestry of another person's experience is fun, and even better when you can incorporate it into your own experience by learning to tie some of the same knots, with cords of your own color. Bicycle Repair Guitar Lessons Auto Repair 192 • WORKSHOPS HOBBY WORKSHOPS Macrame Photography WORKSHOPS • 193 N S Auto Service Hartman Arco Service Donald F. McMullen, Owner We Specialize in Lubrication and Brake Service Minor Repairs 1091 Mt. Clinton Pike Phone 434-3362 Harrisonburg, Va. Whitesel Music Auid Bose Garrard KLH Research l o Marantz Sony Superscope Technics and the five-year guarantee Eldon L. 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PA. 256-8861 213 INDEX Abdullah, Doud 135 Adams, Terry Aeschliman, Susie 135 Albrecht, Karen J. 116 Albright, Kathryn E. Alderfer, Beverly Alderfer, Kenneth 135 Alderfer, Maryanne 72 Alexander, James G. Alger, Janice Irene 135 Allen, Sheryl L. 125 Allen, Steven Althouse, Susan M. 125 Allen, Steven Altomare, Vanda Helene Ameka, Levi O. Amick, Diana L. 116 Amstutz, Eugene 116 Amstutz, Sharon Ankney, Patrice 135 Armentrout, Gregory 135 Atwell, William Augsburger, Michael D. Avnaim, Mitchell Bachman, Carol D. 72 Bachman, Gail L. 116 Bacon, Sherilyn 125 Baer, David L. 116 Baer, Pamela 135 Bailey, Judy Bair, Peggy J. 73 Baliles, David 135 Baliles, Rebecca S. 116 Bareis, Suzanne L. 73 Batzdorf, Robrietta 73 Bauer, Paul 116 Baugher, Jeff 135 Beachey, Ruth A. 125 Beachy, Barbara J. Beachy, Deborah K. 73 Beachy, James K. 125 Beam, Kenneth O. 72, 211 Beaver, Melinda 135 Beck, Regina 116 Beckler, Sara M. 125 Behrens, Judith 135 Bender, Marlin D. 74 Bender, Mary Jane 135 Bender, Norma 116 Benner, Judith E. 125 Bennett, Jr., Robert 135 Bentch, Dale 135 Bentch, Sharon E. 125 Bergey, J. Harold Bergey, Kathy 116 Bergstrom, Lois R. 116 Berk, Dalinda 116 Berry, Wayne L. Best, Sharon 135 Beya, Bejos B. 152 Biser, Mary L. 116 Bishop, J. Eric 125 Black, Andrea R. 75 Black, Robert Blosser, Diane F. 125 Blosser, Floyd G. 74 Blosser, Laura L. 125 Blosser, Rachel A. 75 Boettcher, Linda R. 135 Bomberger, John M. 75 Bomberger, Martha 135 Bomberger, Yvonne D. 74 Bontrager, Martha J. 135 Bontrager, Paul D. Bopp, Mary C. 136 Bopp, Patrick J. 74 Boronow, Lora 136 Boss, Ernest 116 Bott, Andrew M. Bott, Katherine 136 Bowman, Randall J. 125 Branner, Joanna L. 126 Brenneman, Kathleen M. 126 Brobst, Ruth 126 Brown, Susan M. 75 Brown, William 158 Brubaker, Clifford D. Brubaker, Donnie 136 Brubaker, Karl E. Brunk, Beth A. 116 Brunk, J. Robert 74 Brunk, Juanita L. 126 Brunk, Reba S. 76 Brunk, Regina G. 126 Brunk, Sylvia J. 76 Buchanan, Carole Bucher, J. Daniel 117 Bunting, Marvin 136 Buracker, Gregory N. 126 Buracker, Janie Buracker, Jr., W'illiam R. 76 Burkholder, Douglas 126 Burkholder, Gail A. 117 Burkholder, Lois M. 76 Burkholder, Ruel J. 136 Burkholder, Twila K. 126 Burns, Susan 136 Byler, David R. 77 Byler, Jonathan R. 77, 150 Byler, Linda R. Campbell, L. Gail 77 Campbell, Nancy J. 126 Carbaugh, Judy 136 Carr, Virginia 136 Carrero, Evelyn Cash, Cathy Cash, Clarence T. Caskey, Alice M. 77 Cassel, Esther F. 117 Cassel, Judy L. 136 Chaffee, Elaine S. 126 Charles, Benjamin L. 117 Clarke, Janet L. 126 Clarke, Jayne A. 126 Classen, Susan 136 Clay, Joyce M. Cleaver, Sandra M. 78 Clemens, Janet M. 78 Clemens, Marilyn L. 126 Cline, Yvonne G. 78 Cole, Claudia J. 117 Collins, Janice 136 Collins, Nancy J. 78 Collins, P. Annie 79 Conley, Bertie 136 Contreras, Olga 136 Covelens, William C. 126 Crist, Anne L. 79 Cumming, Vickie 126 Custer, George A. 117 Cutlip, Teresa A. 136 Dagres, George 136 214 • INDEX Dareus, Bryon Darden, Carol C. 117 Davidhizar, Carolyn N. 117 Davidhizar, John 136 Davidhizar, June E. 126, 156 Davis, S. Lavonne 127, 157 Davis, Jr., Clarence Dean, Kathy 79 Delong, Ardith J. 117 Detrow, David A. Detweiler, Joanne 127 Detweiler, Kathleen 136 Detweiler, Timothy R. 117 Dickerson, Judith A. 79 Dickerson, Marcia 136 Diener, Gloria Y. 79 Diller, Deann L. 117 Dorsch, Doretta H. 80, 156 Dorsey, Mary R. 80 Dowell, Robert Drescher, Sandra 136 Driver, Bruce W. 80 Dutcher, Ruth A. 80 Dwyer, Kathy 136 Dyck, Paul 127 Easterday, J. Michael 80 Eastman, Christine Eberly, Carol W. 81 Eberly, Linda G. 127 Eberly, Marian B. 127 Eby, Charlotte 81 Edwards, Pamela C. 81 Ehle, Laura Earhart, Valerie 136 East, Timothy M. 81 Enns, Marilou 117 Epstein, Joan 117 Esch, Arland 117 Esh, Melvin 127 Esh, Robert Eshleman, Diane L. 127 Eshleman, Margaret A. 83, 154 Fairfield, Catherine Path, Ken A. 127 Ferguson, Eleanor Fike, Marcia 127 Fisher, Dolores S. 83 Fisher, Suzette 136 Fisher, William Flisher, Mary Ina 117 Flory, Linda Flory, Ruth 117 Folk, Brenda Foster, Richard W Frank, Irene H. Frank, Michael 137 Frankow, Andrew S. 117 Franks, Janet 137 Frazier, Timothy C. Freed, Sharlene 137 Frei, Steven P. 127 Frey, Cynthia J. 117 Frey, Edward E. 83 Frey, Eugene 137 Frey, Jean Marie 127 Frey, Sidney M. 127 Friedli, Darcy S. 117 Fritz man, John M. Fulton, Esther A. 117 Garber, David D. 117 Garber, Judith E. 117 Gehman, Daniel L. 127 Gehman, Linda N. 83 Gerber, Rachel F. 127 Ghlejghshlagh, Manoochehr 127 Gibson, Agnes L. 117 Gilbert, Marcia 137 Gingerich, Dennis D. 82 Gingerich, Earl L. 82 Gingerich, Janet L. 118 Gingerich, Linda A. 82 Gingerich, Paul 137 Gingrich, Trula 137 Gish, Martin S. Glass, Nancy S. 106 Glick, Debra A. 118, 151 Glick, Michael Z. Gnagcy, Faith L. 127 Gnagey, Keith A. Gnagey, Shelia A. 137 Goad, Frieda G. 82 Godshall, Joyce 137 Godshall, Karl W. Godshall, Luke L. 82 Godshall, Philip 127 Good, Helen R. Goosen, Patricia A. 84 Gordon, S. Lorraine 127 Graber, Ann K. 84 Graber, Barbra R. 84 Grasse, Carolyn J. 84 Grasse, Dennis 137 Grasse, Marilyn F. 118 Gray, Brad Greaser, Mary 137 Green, Glenn E. 118 Greene, J. Michael 84 Greenfield, Donald Greiser, David B. Grimes, Daniel B. 127 Groff, Marlin G. 137 Grosh, Jerrold L. 118 Gross, Joel L. Gross, Luanne R. 85 Grover, Glena M. 85 Guardacosta, Karen 137 Guengerich, Annette A. 118 Guengerich, Audrey J. 127 Gunden, Coralee 137 Guntz, Harold 137 Haas, Deborah 137 Habwe, Florence O. 118 Hain, Darlene M. 85 Hamilton, David L. 86, 150 Hamilton, Letitia M. 118 Hamm, Wesley J. 85 Hampton, Mary Handrich, Marilyn K. 118 Hanson, Donna 137 Hanson, John Harder, Steven M. 86 Harper, Charles E. 86 Harr, James M. 86 Harrison, Joan 137 Hartman, Barbara A. 118 Hartman, Mark 127 Hartzler, Stephen C. Harwick, Dawn 127 Hatter, William 137 Hayes, Rosemary Heacock, Daniel G. 137 Heatwole, Mary K. 137 Heavener, Keith W. 87 Hedrick, Debra K. Heishman, James 138 Hcitz, Karen L. 118 Helmuth, Elaine 138 Helmuth, Leslie N. 127 Helmuth, Steve A. Hensley, Elaine H. 138 Hensley, Jacklyn C. 138 Hensley, R. Keith 128 Herr, James D. 138 Herr, Rose A. 128 Hershberger, Marjorie S. 105 Hershberger, Rachel 138 Hers hey, Debra 138 Hertzler, Jean 138 Hertzler, Marie A. 87 Hertzler, Susie J. 118 Hess, Gloria K. Hess, James E. Hess, Julia 138, 158 Hess, Marlene 138 Hess, Mary R. Hess, P. Bruce Hesse, Sally 138 Hidalgo, Maria E. 118 Hiestand, Burnell 138 Hile, Diane 128 Hiner, Sue A. 118 Hinkle, Kathryn Hinkle, Ronda 138 Histand, Cynthia J. 128 INDEX • 215 Hochstetler, Angela 138 Hochstetler, Karen R. 128 Hochstetler, Sanford E. 118 Hodges, Deborah A. 118 Hofstetter, James W. 154 Hofstetter, Twila W. Holland, Diana S. 86, 154 Holler, Nikki K. 87 Hollinger, Brenda 138 Holloway, Fowena A. 118 Holsopple, Christine 138 Holsopple, Jerry 138 Hoogterp, Florence 118 Hooley, Donald E. 119 Hooley, Donna K. 87 Hoover, Dean 138 Hoover, Herbert L. 88 Hoover, Paul 139 Hoover, Sharon 139 Hoover, Thelma 88 Horst, Dale 139 Horst, Galen R. Horst, Martha 128 Horst, Philip M. 88 Horst, Reuben W. 139 Hosier, Sharon 139 Hostetler, Brenda S. 128 Hostetler, Cheryl 139 Hostetler, Elaine 139 Hostetler, Marilyn K. 88 Hostetler, Norman Hostetler, Ray A. 119 Hostetler, Ross 139 Hostetler, Stanley 139 Hostetler, Virginia S. Hostetter, Alden L. 128 Hostetter, Darrel M. 119 Hostetter, Joyce 139 Hostetter, Sherill 128 Howard, Connie 139 Huffman, Debra S. 88 Hughes, Lucille Hunsberger, Dawn 128 Hunsberger, Fern 139 Hunsberger, Jolene 128 Hunsberger, L. Gerald 89 Hunsberger, Lois G. 128 Hunsecker, Carolyn J. 89 Ibrarim, Abdidahir 128 Immel, Ncvin 128 Isaacs, Paul E. 89 Isner, Vernon D. 128 Ivanitsky, Serge L. Janzen, Sheryl 128 Jenkins, Robert Johns, Martha O. 89 Johnson, Judy R. 139 Johnson, K.C. Johnson, Rachel Jolley, Susan 139 Jones, Karen 119 Jones, Ronald H. 90 Kalous, Paul 119 Kanagy, Leisa J. 129 Kandel, Jeanette 129 Kauffman, Christine 119 Kauffman, Linford A. 129 Kauffman, N. Leroy 119 Kauffman, Verda 139 Kauffman, Wendel D. 90 Kaufman, Lavonne 139 Keener, Regina M. 90 Kenerson, Joan 139 Kennel, James A. 119 Kibler, J. Wayne Kindy, Rosemary L. 129 King, David A. 90 King, Michael A. 90 King, Pamela C. 129 King, Phillip A. King, Sanford R. 91 King, Teresa 129 Kinsinger, Donna F. 91 Kipps, Bruce 139 Kirschman, John 139 Knape, Cheeri L. 119 Knight, Alan 139 Kniss, Fred Lamar 139 Kniss, Lois E. 91 Knowles, Michael A. 129 Kolb, Barbara A. 129 Kolb, Debra A. 119 Kolb, Martha Koshy, Jose 119, 154, 205 Kratz, Virginia M. 129 Kraybill, Dorcas B. 119 Kraybill, ). Charles 129 Kreider, J. David 91 Kreider, Jonathan 139 Kreider, Mary Ann 129 Kreider, Philip R. 92 Kreider, Rosemary 139 Kurn, David 139 Kuhns, Genet M. 92 Kullander, Cynthia Lee Kullander, Rolph Kulp, Gerald 140 Kurtz, Betty L. 92 Kurtz, C. Eldon 92 Kurtz, Michael 119 Kurtz, Pearl N. 93 Lamb, C. Stephen 93 Landis, Daryl R. 119 Landis, John A. 140 Landis, Loralea 129 Landis, Michael A. 93 Landis, Nancy J. Landis, Nancy L. 93 Landis, Steven E. 119 Landis, Timothy 129 Lane, Ruth Ellen Lanker, Arlene 129 Lantz, J. David Lapp, James 140 Layman, Don Earl 93 Leach, Gaynelle D. Leaman, Jay Mark 119 Leaman, Stephen 140 Lechlitner, Debra 140 Lee, Katherine 129 Leftwich, William E. Lehman, Barbara 119 Lehman, Christine 140 Lehman, Cynthia 140 Lehman, Daryl 140 Lehman, J. David 129 Lehman, J. Larry 140 Lehman, John 140 Lehman, Michael 119 Lehman, R. Dale 94 Lehman, Rita B. 94 Lehman, Wayne R. 94 Leichty, Brent L. 129 Leichty, Teresa H. 129 Leidig, Darlene 140 Leidig, Paul M. 119, 154 Leis, Timothy 129 Libby, Robin J. 140 Liechty, C. Dan 94, 157 Lightner, Dorothy R. 94 Lind, Miriam 119 Linehan, Tracey 140 Linsly, Robert 129 Listman, Jr., John W. Litton, Sarah 140 Livingston, Donald 140 Lobb, Patricia A. 119 Long, Mary Louise 140 Longacre, Donna K. 129 Longacre, Joyce A. 94 Longacre, Sheryl A. 119 Longenecker, Nelson 141 Lyndaker, Joann Lyndaker, Ronald D. Maltby, Rebecca L. 129 Martens, Kathy M. 119 Martin, Cathy 141 Martin, Colleen A. 95 Martin, David E. 119 216 • INDEX Martin, Don 141 Martin, Eric D. 129 Martin, Frederick 141 Martin, John 129 Martin, Julia A. 130 Martin, Karen L. 95 Martin, Leroy 130 Martin, Linford D. 130 Martin, Maureen 120 Martin, Orpha B. 95 Martin, Robin D. Martin, Sandra J. 95 Martin, Sharon E. 130 Martin, Thomas Allen 141 Martin, W. Gary 120 Mason, Debbie Mast, Gwen 96 Mast, Louise 96 Mast, Robert E. 141 Maust, Marvin 120 May, Mary Mayhue, Cindy J. 141 McGee, Lorna M. 157 McCowan, Martha McMullen, Cobley K. 130 McVay, Darrell E. 96 McVay, Ruth Ann 96 Mease, Sharon L. 130 Meek, Mary 141 Meeks, Gary L. 130 Meibom, Rachel E. 120 Mengle, Karen R. Messersmith, Alan K. Metzler, Philip 141 Metzler, Zeda 120 Meyer, Kathryn J. 120 Meyer, Linda 120 Michael, Michele 141 Mikaya, Martin L. Millen, Robert P. 130 Miller, Ann 130 Miller, Carol J. 96 Miller, Carolyn Y. 120 Miller, Craig M. Miller, Daniel R. 141 Miller, E. Louise 120 Miller, Edgar L. 97 Miller, Eugene D. 130 Miller, Harold N. 97 Miller, James A. 130 Miller, Karen 141 Miller, Kathleen L. Miller, Kay 97 Miller, Linda E. 97 Miller, Marcia L. Miller, Margie 130 Miller, Melissa A. 98 Miller, Peggy Miller, Philip Ed 98 Miller, Randy J. 130 Miller, Rebecca D. 98 Miller, Rebecca Y. 120 Miller, Richard J. 98 Miller, Sheryl 141 Miller, Sue A. 120 Miller, Susan K. 120 Miller, Theresa A. 120 Millette, Barbara J. 130 Mills, Caroline 120 Mininger, Mary Minnick, Kevin E. 141 Minsch, Cynthia R. 130 Minter, Cynthia 141 Mishler, Chrisann 141 Montanye, Robert 141 Moore, Deborah J. 130 Moreland, Tony R. 120 Morris, Barbara C. 99 Morris, Edward Morrow, Mary K. 141 Moshier, Norman J. 99, 209 Mousavi, S. 141 Moyer, Cynthia Moyer, James E. 141 Moyer, Mary Jane 99 Moyer, Richard 141 Moyer, Susan M. 99 Moyer, Sylvia 141 Muganda, Godfrey C. 141 Mumbert, Keith D. 99 Mundy, Lois Ann Mundy, Mary Jane Musselman, Gary 130 Musselman, Luann 141 Musselman, Regina 142 Musselman, Sonia M. 130 Musser, Marilyn 142 Musser, Rose M. 130 Myers, J. Marlin 100 Myers, Rosalyn J. 120 Myers, Sheryl 130 Nachtigal, Sandra L. 120 Naffziger, Martha J. 100 Nafziger, A. Clifford 142 Nafziger, Carol C. 120 Nafziger, Colette L. 120 Nafziger, Kenneth L. 130 Nafziger, Kent 100 Nafziger, Linda 130 Nafziger, Marla D. 130 Nash, Julianne 120 Neff, Karen 142 Nestor, Roberta Neuenschwander, Janet 142 Neuenschwander, Joyce R. 120 Newswanger, Marian E. 100 Nice, Karen 142 Nissley, Mary Ellen 120 Nussbaum, Anita Faye 120 Nussbaum, Steve A. 130 Nyamwayira, Lucas Okoli, Peace N. 120 Olsen, Marilyn J. 121 Ongalo, Donald O. Osore, Brookway Ours, Dennis R. 101 Oyer, Marlin 142 Pacheco, Julio 121 Parren, Christine Parrish, Kimberly 142 Pate, Valerie 142 Patterson, Audrey 142 Pavuk, Diane L. 121 Payne, Diane L. 131, 157 Peachey, Betty A. 131 Peachey, Dean E. 101 Peachey, Karen 142 Peachey, Kathryn L. 121 Pellam, Carolyn 131 Peilman, Kenneth R. 131 Pellman, L. Beth 101 Perez, Angel 121 Peters, Elaine S. 121 Petitte, Ronald Phillips, Kevin B. 131 Phillips, Marvin Phillips, Randy 142 Pidgeon, Roberta 142 Pierantoni, Judy Plank, Ann E. 121 Plasterer, Frederick Porter, Edward 131 Powell, Mark 142 Pratkanis, Anthony 142 Price, James Price, Judith S. 102 Price, Linda 142 Purcell, Anda 121 Purser, Jayne P. Ramer, Glenna M. 121 Ramer, Ruth Ann 102 Ramsey, Mary 142 Ranck, Joanne K. 102 Ranck, Lois A. 121 Range, William Rash, Rickey Ray, Donna 142 A INDEX • 217 Reed, Susan K. 131 Reesor, Arthur H. 142 Reesor, James K. 131 Reinford, Ralph L. 131 Reinford, Rhoda R. 102 Rensen, Mary E. Ressler, Brenda 142 Ressler, Lawrence E. 103, 157 Ressler, Wendell 142 Revercomb, Deborah A. 121 Revercomb, James W. 103 Reyes, Carmen Rheinheimer, Anita R. Rhodes, Roonie M. Rhodes, Susan L. 131 Rice, Deborah K. 131 Rice, Dennis G. 131 Roth, V. Joy 143 Rufenacht, Verle 143 Ruhl, Helen 121 Rush, Marjorie 143 Ruth, Janet 143 Ruth, Lois 143 Ruth, Thomas 143 Rutt, Carol J. 132 Rutt, G. Roger 105 Rutt, Marian 121, 143 Rutt, Phil 143 Rutt, Robert 143 Ryman, Naomi L. 132 Sahawneh, Ghassan M. Sanders, Beth 143 Saner, Shirley 143 Santiago, Rolando 143 i | i 1 | 1 i : P if i K t ; jj it z :: — E ;; ! ' 1 = = s Richard, Connie F. 142 Ricks, Paulette 131 Ridgeway, Christine 103 Riegsecker, Delvin L. 103 Riegsecker, Doneta 142 Rivas, Ivonne 131 Rivera, Miguel A. Roberts, Floyd Roberts, Margaret A. 104 Rodriguez, Antero G. 121 Roggie, Calvin G. 105 Roggie, Joan 142 Rohman, Deborah J. 131 Rohrer, Pamela A. 121 Rohrer, Patricia J. 131 Rohrer, Susan E. 121, 210 Rohrer, Wendy W. Ropp, Leland J. 104 Ropp, Lowell 143 Ropp, Ruth A. 131 Roth, Alvina 104 Roth, Annita 143 Roth, Jolene 143 Roth, Kenneth E. 131 Roth, Lynda R. 132 Roth, Philip 143 Roth, Richard J. 104 Santomenna, Patricia 132 Saunders, Andrew F. 122 Sawatzky, Walter W. 122 Sayer, Carol A. 105 Schaefer, Amy L. 122 Schlabach, Bradley L. 122 Schlabach, Bruce A. 122 Schlabach, John Schlabach, Richard Schlosser, Jack C. 104, 157 Schmidt, Carolene 143 Schmitt, Mary Lou 132 Schoch, Lori Anne 122 Schrock, Eleanor 143 Schrock, Joanna 132 Schultz, Dawn 132 Schwartz, Kenneth Schwartzentrub, Wilda K. 132 Schweitzer, Cheryl L. 132 Schweitzer, Judy 144 Schweitzer, Randy L. 106 Scott, Susan 106 Seal, Jacqueline 144 Sensenig, Karen E. 122 Shank, Betty I. 122 Shank, Charles S. Shank, Donald 144, 153 Shank, Sheldon B. 132 Shantz, Roberta C. 132 Sharpes, Kelly 144 Sheets, Deborah G. 132 Shelly, Susanne 132 Shelly, Vicki 144 Shenk, Ann Marie 144 Shenk, Donna 122 Shenk, I. Elaine 132 Shenk, James 144 Shenk, James W. 132 Shenk, Jonathan D. 122 Shenk, Karen Sue 132 Shenk, Philip E. 144 Shenk, Phyllis J. 122 Shetler, David D. 144 Shetler, Patricia 144 Shifflett, Faye Y. Shirk, Eric D. 133 Shoemaker, Craig D. 133 Shoemaker, Patricia 144 Shortell, Susan C. 106 Shoup, Barbara 144 Showalter, Bonnie J. 122, 156 Showalter, Dawn L. 133 Showalter, Jeanie L. 133 Showalter, Valerie K. 107 Siegrist, Donna R. 122 Siegrist, J. Marvin 133 Siegrist, Judith 144 Simmons, Eileen 144 Sipes, Roger Lee 122 Smith, Carla 144 Smith, Sharon L. 133 Smoot, Larry E. Smucker, Ray E. 107 Smylie, M. Elizabeth 133 Snader, Linda W. 107 Snider, Anna Ruth 133 Snyder, Denise 144, 158 Snyder, Linda D. 122 Snyder, Loma 122 Snyder, Luanne 144 Souder, Paul 144 Sprowl, Deborah 144 Staggers, Reginald Stahl, David Stauffer, Mary Grace 133 Stauffer, Michael 123 Stauffer, Rhonda L. 107, 211 Steckly, Vilas Steffy, Diane L. 144 Steiner, Judy 123 Steiner, Philip 144 Steinman, Donna C. 133 Stennett, Rhonda 144 Steppe, Evelyn K. 133 Stetter, Polly Stitt, Diane E. Stoltzfus, Deborah A. 133 Stultzfus, Don M. 108 Stoltzfus, Helen J. 133 Stoltzfus, Howard L. Stoltzfus, Ruth 144 Stouffer, Carol A. Stuck, Christine 123 Stultz, Rebecca J. 123, 157 Stutzman, Anita 133 Stutzman, Gary 145 Stutzman, Gregory A. 145 Stutzman, Maurice 133 218 • INDEX Stutzman, Merla 145 Stutzman, Timothy W. 123 Summer, Mary K. Swarr, David E. 133 Swart ley, J. Duane 123 Swartley, Joy 123 Swart ley, Richard 145 Swartz, Heather 145 Swartz, Timothy P. 133 Swartzendruber, John 145 Swartzendruber, Loren Swartzentruber, Richard L. 133 Swink, Donna K. Swortzel, Shannon W. 108 Taylor, Margaret M. 108 Taylor, Susan E. 203 Taylor, Sr., Kenneth R. 108 Thomas, J. Samuel Thomas, James E. 133 Thomas, L. Rachel 133 Tomenendal, Susan 145 Torian, Judy 145 Townsend, Cynthia A. Townsend, James 123 Tran, Ninhson Thi 123 Trent, Daphne C. 133 Troyer, Lowell 145 Troyer, Rebecca 145 Troyer, Yvonne A. 109 Ulmer, Julie A. 123 Valentine, Bonnie L. 133 Voth, Sandra 123 Wagner, Mary Lou 109 Wagner, Sylvia Waibel, Jill 145 Walker, David A. 109 Walker, James 145 Wall III, Jerry L. Weaver, Charlotte A. 133 Weaver, Charmaine 111 Weaver, Daniel P. 110 Weaver, Donna F. 145 Weaver, Doris 145 Weaver, Edith I. 134 Weaver, Karen 134 Weaver, Lionel A. 145 Weaver, M. Gregory 110 Weaver, Melody E. 123 Weaver, Wayne 145 Weaver, Jr., Herbert Weber, Bonita 123 Weber, Louisa 145 Weber, Philip 123 Weidman, John 145 Weldy, Lucy 110 Wenger, Beverly Wenger, Cheryl 145 Wenger, Emily L. 134 Wenger, Janice E. 134 Wenger, Louise A. 110 Wenger, Richard D. Werner, Teena M. 134 Weyandt, James White, David M. White, Jann Whitmore, Vincent M. Whitmore, Jr., Sheldon L. 134 Whitson, Joyce A. 123 Williams, Dale L. Williams, Isaac Williams, Leslie 145 Williams, Rivers L. Williams, Roy A. 134 Wilson, Carolyn Wingfield, Rhonda M. Witmer, Arlene L. 123 Witmer, Bob N. 134 Witmer, Daryl K. Ill Witmer, Donna L. Witmer, Grace E. 134 Witmer, Miriam R. Wolf, Ruth 146 Wong, John Y. Woud, Wanda 146 Wright, James Wuest, Sharon J. 134 Wuntke, Henry J. Wyse, Dennis A. 208 Wyse, Ned L. Ill, 158 Wyse, Sara J. Ill Yamaguchi, Oki Yeatts, Vicki L. 134 Yoder, Amy 134 Yoder, Andrea J. Yoder, Darrel 146 Yoder, Diane B. 134 Yoder, Ellen 112 Yoder, Garry L. 211 Yoder, Gary 146 Yoder, Greta 146 Yoder, Jonathan 134 Yoder, Joyce 134 Yoder, Karen 146 Yoder, Kenneth L. 112 Yoder, Kevin C. 112 Yoder, Leon R. 112 Yoder, Mahlon C. 113 Yoder, Margaretha 146 Yoder, Mary E. Yoder, Oren Yoder, Paul J. Yoder, Phil R. 134 Yoder, Philip W. 112 Yoder, Sharon L. Yoder, Stanley J. Youket, Edward F. Young, Mark E. 134 Yousey, Kim L. Yutzy, Joy E. 113 Yutzy, Lenora 146 Zehr, David 146 Zehr, Mark 146 Zehr, Susan 146 Zeiset, Sandra 146 Zimmerli, Peter F. 134 Zimmerly, Emma Linda 146 Zimmerman, Maxine K. Zook, Donald D. 113 Zook, Ethan D. 114 Zook, Herbert W. 114 Zook, John E. Zook, Lois 146, 156 Zook, Rose 157 Zoss, Carolyn K. Zucconi, Peter R. Zuercher, Candace I. 151 Zwickel, Kenneth J. 114 INDEX • 219 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Photographers: Kenny Pellman, Dorcas Kraybill, Juanita Brunk, Mitch Avnaim, Jon Byler, Jim Bishop, Steve Nussbaum, Les Helmuth, Phil Mininger Literary Assistance: Kenny Pellman, Dave Lehman Layout Assistance: Barb Graber, Louisa Weber, Jim Ellis Yearbook Representative: Jim Ellis Cover Design: Dorcas Kraybill Faculty Advisor: Omar Eby Senior Portraits: Dave Kraybill Underclassmen and Faculty Portraits: Andre Studios 220 • END