Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 241 of the 1981 volume:

Table Of Contents The Empty Canvas 4 Faculty, Staff, and Administration 12 Students 46 Freshmen 48 Sophomores 62 Juniors 82 Seniors 98 Groups 146 Sports 168 Events 186 Potporri 196 Advertisements 210 Index 235 Acknowledgements 240 The Empty Canvas An Empty Canvas Waits Before The Painter It Waits To Be The Painting It Must Be Unto This End It’s Rightfully Been Created To Reflect Rightfully What The Painter Sees 5 Jesus Is The Master Painter The Holy Spirit Is The Master’s Brush To Be Dipped Within The Colors That Portray A Father’s Love That The Master’s Painting Might Be Born Of Us To Portray The Beauty Of The Master’s Brush That The Canvas Of Our Life Might Know The Master’s Touch A Beauty That Will Surely Find Its Life Within Its Dying So Another Might Be Born Again And In This Constant Death A Constant Beauty Is Created Within A Constant Love That Never Ends 9 An Empty Canvas Waits Before The Painter An Empty Canvas Destined To Be Hung Within The Gallery Once It Has Been Created Will The Canvas Bear The Beauty Of God’s Son? THE EMPTY CANVAS by John Michael Talbot © Copyright 1980 Birdwing Music Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission All Rights Reserved President In February of 1980, Richard Detweiler, pastor of the Souderton Mennonite Church in Souderton, Pennsylvania, was elected president of EMC, Inc. He replaced Myron S. Augsburger, who ended fifteen years of service as president of EMC with the close of the 1979-80 school year. President Detweiler’s four year term of service will officially begin in July of 1981, but during the 1980-81 school year he served as president of EMC in a counseling ca- pacity, involving regular visits to campus and meetings with trustees and other school officials. During the year he was also working to- ward a Doctor of Ministry degree at Princeton Theological Seminary and completing church commit- ments in Pennsylvania. In his opening address at the EMC convocation, President Detweiler said that he sees college as a calling to life rather than an escape from reality. He feels that the chief pur- pose of the college and seminary should be advancing the mission of the church in witness and service— “equipping persons for the mission of Jesus Christ and His church in the world,” particularly through further development of mission-related pro- grams on campus. Richard C. and Mary Jane Detweiler 14 Vice-President Deans Administrative Assistants Lee M. Yoder Peggy Shenk, Dorothy Logan, Marie Shenk Many persons help to make a college experience a reality. The task of ad- ministration is to facilitate the edu- cational process through planning, organizing, staffing, leading, evalu- ating and developing functions. It is a joy to serve in advancing the edu- cational mission for the welfare of young persons, so that they may “be equipped for every good work” which God calls them to do. — Lee M. Yoder Lee Snyder 15 A1 Keim Admissions Records J. David Yoder Louise Otto, David Detrow, Dorothy Jantzi, Twila Swartz, Lucy Cleve- land 16 Louise Otto Post Office Bookstore Evelyn King, Beth Swartz, Susan Mast 18 Business Office Secretaries 1.0. And Museum Don Foth, Mary Ellen Witmer, Rosanna Marner, Elroy Kauffman, Verna Greaser Leanna Keim Betty Jo Eby Lila B. Collins “Here’s your change; 5, 10, 15, 20 — Thank you . . . “Is there enough money to cover the invoices I’m paying on the 10th? . “Your student.account does have a credit balance—I’ll send you a re- fund check . . “Yes, your department has $21 left for that professional meeting in Wis- consin . . “Do you really need 300,000 paper clips? . . Esther Longacre Business Affairs Financial Aid Steven E. Landis Business Affairs coordinates the ser- vice aspects of Eastern Mennonite College to assist the educational pro- cess. Included under Business Af- fairs is the Computing Center, Phys- ical Plant, Financial Aid, Business Office, Word Processing, and the auxiliary services including dormi- tories, cafeteria services, snack shop, and bookstore. — Dwight Wyse Anita Landes, Dwight Wyse 19 Snack Shoppe Cafeteria 20 Vera Kuhn, Lois Hollingcr, Helen Ours Janice Miller, Robert Coffman. Pat Rogers, Mary Coffman, Dorothy Heatwole, Lola Showaltcr. Rachel Stoltzfus, Fannie Stuts- man, Joanna Lehman. Vira Hershberger, Gary Hoehstctler, Florence Horst, Linda Miller. Gladys Hottinger, Joyce Kuhns, Vir- ginia Martin, Cindy Minter Helen Ours WEMC Cross Cultural Center Campus Ministries John Davidhizar takes WEMC to New Heights. Dorcas Stutzman, Ross Collingwood, John Dreschcr Encompassed within EMC’s compre- hensive TITLE III institutional de- velopment program are a Cross Cul- tural Center, a Black Cross Cultural Coordinator (Dr. A. Davis), a Hispan- ic Assistant (Ivonne Rivas), a sched- ule of immediate and long range goals for national and international ethnic minorities. Some currently implemented activities are weekly ethnic films, chapel assemblies of concerns, conferences with standing committees, professors, students, along with participation in various class. — Abraham Davis, Jr. 21 Computers Word Processing David Stoltzfus meditates on the wonders of modern technology. M. June Drescher 22 Joyce Kempfer Gretchen Maust, Les Helmuth, Christine Hess, Rebecca Brenneman, Larry Nolt, Miriam Miller, Cathy Norman, J. Fredrick Erb, Norman Derstine, David Miller, James Bishop If, when a guy meets a girl, he tells her how lovely she looks and how much he likes her, that’s sales pro- motion. If, instead, he impresses her with how wonderful he is, that’s ad- vertising. But, if the girl seeks him out because she’s heard from others how great he is, that’s public rela- tions. The media relations department, one cog in the complex machinery that makes up the college and semi- nary relations division, is concerned with communicating EMC S to our publics in order to build understand- ing, good will and prayer and finan- cial support. (“An unreliable mes- senger can cause a host of problems. Reliable communication permits progress.”—Proverbs 13:17 LB). — Jim Bishop College And Seminary Relations Father Theodore Hesburgh once said, “All those engaged in educa- tion today must look to themselves first, to their moral committment, and to their own values, which, for better or for worse, will be reflected in the lives and attitudes of those they seek to educate.” If you want a picture of EMC, look to her alumni. — Les Helmuth Les Helmuth 23 Larry Nolt Institutional Research And Development Program Associates In Servanthood Learning Resources in the best sense is not a department or even a separate entity but rather the pro- cess of finding ways to get started as well as better ways to continue the important tasks of teaching and learning. In the words of D. D. Mill- er’s term, it is “INFOKINETICS, the moving of information from one place to another, with fidelity for the purpose of instruction”. LR per- sons who engage in these tasks are more and more beginning to see their function as building communi- cation, i.e. building community. — Milo D. Stahl learning 24 Library Michelle Johnston, Margaret Shenk, Mildred Pellman, James 0. Lehman, Lois Bowman, Ar lene Bumbaugh, Erma Brunk, Betty Byler, Grace Showalter, Vivian Berkshire, Milo Stahl Milo Stahl Margaret Shenk Physical Plant Eldon Kurtz Back Row: Carl Messick, Tim Swartz, Charles Nesselrodt, Paul Showalter, Phil Martin, John Shenk, Lorraine Swartzendruber, Monroe Wood, Eldon Kurtz. Middle Row: Cathy King, Edith Wenger, Rose Swartzentruber, Deb Rush, Gloria Miller, Evelyn Berkshire, Cindy Harkins, Geneva Bowman. Front Row: Ken Newcomer, Dave Miller, Alvin Graber, Harold Kuhns, Paul White. -:V Top: Roger Hershberger. Standing: Peggy Landis, Carol Hensley, Harlan Millette, Frances Brubaker, Miriam Kauffman. Kneeling: Ruth Gingrich, Marian Sauder, Sherri Bolen. Student Life Wesley Rediger 27 Roger Hershberger Sherri Bolen, Roger Hershberger John M. Dreseher Lee F. Snyder 28 Ross D. Collingwood Richard C. and Mary Jane Deweiier George R. Brunk. Lee M. Yoder. Richard C. Detweiler. and Albert N. Keim Esther S. Martin and Betty J. Hertzler Albert N. Keim Modern Languages And Art Biology And Chemistry Kenton Brubaker Robert Yoder, Larry White, Kenton Brubaker, Daniel Suter, and A. Clair Mellinger Currently my EMC interests fo- cus on our major in International Agricultural Development. I feel this type of program helps ad- dress on the most pressing needs in our world, the problem of rural poverty and hunger.—Kenton Brubaker Hey Larry, where’s your ice cream cone? 31 Bible Elton Horst Ken Seitz, Calvin Shenk, Elton Horst, Herb Swartz, Ray Gingerich Leroy Kauffman Business Responding to the growing demand for trained people in the field of busi- ness and the desire of students to integrate this training with Christian ideals and standards, the number of students selecting business as a major area increased by 28% this year, to reach an all-time high of 129 students. Growth brings with it the need for change; and 1980 saw the continuing investment of resources into the planning and implementing of an upgraded business program; one designed to handle the much larger number of stu- dents. Part of the process involved was obtaining the services of J. Robert Ramer, as chairman of the department, to coordinate this planning. At the forefront of our planning is our goal to structure our learning to porvide integration of the spiritual values, theoretical ideals and practical applica- tion that are so badly needed in the business world today. — N. Leroy Kauffman and J. Robert Ramer 33 Delbert Seitz, Sharon Gray, Joan Oversmith, J. Robert Ramer, Miriam Weaver, N. Leroy Kauffman, William Hochstetler, William O’Brien Education Esther Lehman, Naomi Krall, Jesse Byler, Kathryn Seitz, Auburn Boyers, Alphie Zook, Sue Hutchinson Jesse Byler A teaching career seldom becomes flat for a person who is curious to learn and adaptable to change. Students catch this enthusiasm for learning and make it a way of life. — Jesse Byler 34 English The mystery and magic of words have always fascinated me; hence, my interest in English as a teaching field. Out of words the writer weaves literature, the statesman in- terprets history, the mystic chroni- cles his quest for God. — Anna Frey Jay B. Landis, Omar Eby, Helen Stoltzfus, James Bomberger, Hubert Pellman, Anna Frey Whether I’m reading Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the Speech of Red Cloud, Walden, or any other work of earlier English and Ameri- can literature, I like to ponder the artistic shape and vision of life that it offers. It is good to share these writings with students who also want to explore them. — Hubert R. Pellman 35 Home Economics Sitting: Mary Beth Lind, Nancy Bender, Elizabeth Branner; Standing: Janet Harder, Doris Bombergcr Wilmer Lehman, Del Snyder, Millard Showalter, Joe Mast, and John Horst Mathematics Physics Computer Science And God Said, hc ? Genesis 1:3 Joe Mast John Horst 37 38 Sitting: Sherm Eberly, Orv Gingerich, Roland Landes. Standing: Sandy Brownscombe, Byron Shenk, Marlene Shumaker, Peg Kellers. Physical Education 39 Nursing Back Row: Mariamma Thomas, Valda Garber, Sara Zimmerman, Darlene Shirk, Rosemary Shimer, Pat Mitchell, Ann Hardinger. Front Row: Ann Hershberger, Mary Miller, Vida Huber, Betty Redman, Sue Sverduk, Peg Snyder, Phyllis Turner, Judy Wyse. 40 I value knowing my students as indi- viduals. I enjoy helping them in their quest for becoming—becoming “whole” persons— professional nurses.—Ann Hardinger Ann Hershberger Darlene Shirk Phyllis Turner “Nursing is love made visible”—so goes the slogan on a poster I picked up at a Convention the other year. Recently a friend of mine in speak- ing of love identified four major ele- ments: acceptance, support, under- standing and respect. The longer I’ve pondered this definition the more certain I am that these are in- deed critical components of love as experienced in a variety of human relationships. They are also impor- tant characteristics of the effective- ly functioning nurse. Nursing occurs between persons. Thus the nurse who experiences love—acceptance, support, respect and understand- ing—is more readily released to evi- dence these same qualities in his or her practice. — Vida Huber Jim Glanzer, Nancy Yoder, Olive Kuhns 41 Call me Bronson Social Work Sociology The current emphasis in Social Work is to deal with sexism as well as racial ethnic discrimination. I strive to teach students person liberation rather than women’s liberation so that barriers are broken down rather than intensified. Hopefully, this will promote interdepen- dence and community. — Imo Jeanne Yoder Lois Layman, secretary Bill Rushby, Titus Bender, Imo Jeanne Yoder, Vernon Jantzi, Ervin Mast 42 “I never put my feet up on a desk!” Samuel Horst History Psychology Are you suggesting that I need a psychiatrist? David Glanzer, Randy Weber, Janice Pierce, Helen Benoit, Galen Lehman 43 Gerald Brunk, Samuel Horst Freshmen lisa Baer Newport News, VA Dave Baker Clear Spring, MD Pauline Bauman Elmira, Ontario Brad Beachey Greentown, OH Bobbi Lynn Beale Streetsboro, OH Beth A. Beisel Johnstown, PA Brenda M. Augsburger Youngstown, OH Steve Bachman Pomeroy, IA Cindy Bender Hartville, OH Ronald Bender Columbia, PA Roy Bomberger II Elm, PA Burdette Bontrager Darien, NY Tracy Branch Stuarts Draft, VA Mary L. Brenneman Kalispell, MT Mary Louise Bricker Manheim, PA Ed Brubaker Smoketown, PA 48 Mark Buckhalt Lexington, VA Sharon Burkholder Waynesboro, VA Lavonne Byler Hartville, OH Greg Chandler Grottoes, VA Charlotte Christophel Battle Creek, MI Pamela F. Cline Bridgewater, VA Marvin Cofield Winton, NC Denise Cooper Andover, NY Twila Coss Hagerstown, MD Dawn Craw Spotswood, NJ Beta Cressman Edson, Alberta Diane Crider Harrisonburg, VA Nellie Sue Crites Broadway, VA Sharon Culp Vineland Sta., Ontario Timothy E. Deane Culpeper, VA Judith Ann Delp Baltimore, MD Brenda Derstine Hatfield, PA Laresa Diener Spooner, WI Vivian Diggory Fairfax, VA Carla Drawbaugh Fayetteville, PA 49 David Driver Dayton, VA Nancy L. Edris Fredericksburg, PA Ibrahim S. Elfaqeer Hebron, Palestine Babak Emadi Teheran, Iran Susie Evans Royersford, PA Burrell D. Fisher, Jr. Chester, VA Donna-Marie Francis Cherry Hill, NJ Rob French Belleville, PA Evelyn Frey Chambersburg, PA Daniel Garrison Wheaton, MD Brian L. Gehman Bridgeville, DE Dennis Gehman Bechtelsville, PA Wayne Gehman Rittman, OH Brenda Gingerich Sarasota, FL Karen R. Glick White River Junction, VT Wendy Sue Godshall Souderton, PA Rafael Gonzalez Commack, NY Kendra S. Good Westover, MMD Rita Marie Good Souderton, PA Simone D. Gordon Brazil Jane Groff Leola, PA Theresa Gross Springfield, VA Jeff Hackman Hartland, VT Stephen K. Hall Powhatan, VA 50 Gregory Harman Harrisonburg, VA Mary Harter Madisonburg, PA Brenda Hartnian Dalton, OH Jennifer Hartzler Marshall ville, OH Lisa A. Hawkins Winchester, VA Merlin Hedrick Hatfield, PA Enita Heinrichs Syracuse, NY Daniel L. Herr Ephrata, PA Donna Herr Bcallsville, MD Ray Hertzler Grottoes, VA Vivian Faye High Landisville, PA Billie Holiins Wheaton, MD Deb Holsopple Archbold, OH Gene Hooley Hammett. ID Pearl Hoover New Carlisle. OH Jay Horine Frederick, MD Myron Horst Gaithersburg, MD Elaine Hostetler Orrvillp OH Kay Hostetler Orrvillc, OH Ruth Hostetler Morton, IL 51 Gloria Howell Columbiana, OH Denise Huffer Churchville, VA Sherry Huffer Churchville, VA Jacqueline Jantzi Siletz, OR Dwight Jenkins Woodstock, VA Kathy Kantner Reading, PA Bill Kauffman Belleville, PA Marcia Kaufman Johnstown, PA Mary Beth Keeler Harrisonburg, VA Carol Kimball Keene, NH Laurie King Archbold, OH Randy Kipp Lanewood, CO Deb Klopfenstein Elkhart, IN Robert Kniss Harrisonburg, VA Janet Roller Lancaster, PA Sharon Kuhns Chambersburg, PA Dale Landis Lancaster, PA Sally Anne Landis Harleysville, PA i 52 Mike Lapp Harleysvillc, PA Philip R. Lapp Perkiominville, PA Thomas Lapp Morgantown, WV Raeta A. Law Cambridge. OH Diane Lazer Johnstown, PA Pete Lehman Watertown, NY Jimette Sue Leming Lambertville, NJ Pete Lind Grants Pass, OR Mary E. Linde, Coopcrsburg, PA Nancy Lopez Brooklyn, NY Sandra McElroy Baltimore, MD R. Scott Marker Keyser, WV Elaine Martin Charlottesville, VA Donna Martin Leola, PA Lynn Martin Lancaster, PA Chris Masincup Churchville, VA 53 Clifford D. Mast Sarasota, FI Roger Mast Harrisonburg, VA Gail F. Metzger Indianapolis, IN Donna Metzler Johnstown, PA Carmeleta Miller Lowville, NY Cheryl Miller Wellman. 1A Connie L. Miller Iowa City, IA Connie Sue Miller Nappanee, IN Elizabeth Miller Sugarcreck, OH Gloria H. Miller Millersburg, OH Ken Miller Kalona, IA Nanette K. Miller Manheim. PA Rose Miller Smithville, OH Sandra J. Miller Atglen, PA Terry Moshier Lowville, NY Donna Moyer Pcrkasie, PA Joyce Moyer Philadelphia, PA Steve Moyer Telford, PA 54 Ted Moyer Iiarleysville, PA Beatrice Muganda Bethesda, MD Martha Mulugetta Addis Abcba, Ethiopia Kendall Musselman Souderton, PA Terri Nanfelt Nyack, NY Grace Nice Durham, NC Janet L. Nice Durham, NC Lynn Nichols Centreville, VA Bonnie Noftsier Croghan, NY Judy Owens Mathews, VA Erin Park Richmond, VA Frances Pebworth Kensington, MD Penny Peery Hot Springs, VA Carol Petrie Jerome, MI Mary Petry New Madison, OH Grant Plett Landmark, Manitoba Nicholas Polykandriotis Joliet, IL Joanie Ralph Virginia Beach, VA Richard Reed Shippensburg, PA Carole Reesor Mascouche, Quebec 55 Ruth Rissler Harrisonburg, VA James Lowell Rittenhouse Telford, PA Jeff Rittenhouse Harleysville, PA Donna Robinson Brownstown, PA Nancy Jo Roggie Lowville, NY Janet Sauder Norma, NJ Sammy R. Scaggs Chesapeake, VA Tony Schmucker West Unity, OH Linda Shank Harrisonburg, VA Cynthia Rose Shenk Atlanta, GA Joyce Shenk Lancaster, PA Peg Shenk Quarryville, PA Dana Showker Churchville, VA Michael Slagell Thomas, OK Tim Slavens Denton, MD Debbie Snyder Coopersburg, PA Ralph E. Sprong Hardin, IL Janice Stauffer Orrville, OH Ed Steckly Sweet Home, OR Barbie Stickley Strasburg, VA Chrystal Stoltzfus Millersburg, OH Andrew Roth Hatfield, PA Gary Roth Albany, OR Dick Royal Lincoln City, OR 56 Rick Rutt Landisville, PA Douglas Stoltzfus Valparaiso, IN Grant Stoltzfus Morgantown, PA Ardel M. Tharp York, PA Gebre Meskel Tsegaye Washington, D.C. Debbie VanPelt Columbiana, OH David Vensko Staunton, VA Angie Visserman West Chicago, IL Patricia Waggy Verona, VA Cheryl Warne Ashland, OH Kim Watts Swoope, VA Barbara Weaner Gettysburg, PA Kathy Weaver Brandon, VT Carol Weber Ephrata, PA Samuel Wenger Harrisonburg, VA Beverly Jean Whitfield Washington, D.C. 57 Cheryl R. Widrick Croghan. NY Sharon E. Witmer Mount Joy, PA Natalie Wood Lynchburg, VA Joseph M. Workman McGaheysville, VA Donavon Wyse Mindland, MI Brian Yoder West Jefferson, OH D. Lowell Yoder Kalona, IA Dean Yoder Sweet Home. OR J. David Yoder Harrisonburg, VA Karl E. Yoder Belleville, PA Carla J. Zehr Lowville, NY Kathleen S. Zehr Lowville, NY Mary Ann Zehr New Wilmington, PA Not Pictured Robert Abel Jeannine Horn Shawn Ramer Beth Armstrong Michael Hurst Sherry Ritenour Edward Barnes Mary Keeler Scott Rupp Gail Bollinger Abram Jay Kratz Mary Saunders Brian Brighton Donald Lehman Eric Shenk Stephen Brubacher Richard Lehman William Shenk David Catalino Margaret Mayers Janet Smith Edna Christophel Sandra McElroy Judith Snyder Pamela Cline Gloria Miller Lois Stoltzfus Robert Coats, Jr. Myron Miller John Uanivi Susan Culp Benjamin Moser Jill Wiebe Barbara Davis Paul Murray Duane Witmer Robin Frey John Neal Marjorie Witmer Florence Good Richard Northup Geraldo Xavier Michael Good Brent Phillips Marlin Yoder Beverly Goshow Jonathan Quesenberry 58 59 60 61 � Sophomores Carolyn Althouse Doylestown, PA Betty Arcc Charleston, WV Juanita S. Baer Newport News, VA Rusty Barb Timberville, VA Barbie Barrick Edinburg, VA Laurie Bartlett Wilm. DE Carl Becklcr Milford, NE Julia Beit7el Springs, PA Pamela Bender Matawan, NJ Beverly Benner Souderton, PA Jean Ellen Betancourt Lindenhurst, NY Carl Black. Jr. Hagerstown, MD Myron Blosser Harrisonburg, VA Cathy Bombcrger Harrisonburg, VA Opal Bontrager Salem, OR Judith Boyer Nottingham, PA Kenny Boyers Harrisonburg, VA Cath Brubaker Rohrerstown, PA Laura Brubaker Scottdale, PA I’m beginning lo realize thal music is everywhere. Why did it take me so long to hear it! The crickets sing The church bells ring Children’s laughter has echoed for years. And now my ears half closed strain to listen I must break through. It wasn’t always this way. I must remember when the smallest sound lingered but now distractions drown the sound. —Kim Lehman Jeannie Brunk Williamsburg, VA Linda Buffenmyer Leola, PA Jay M. Burkholder Philadelphia, PA Michael R. Byler Atlanta, GA Sherri Campbell Herndon, PA Marilyn Cassel Souderton, PA Michael Clemmer Souderton, PA Phyllis Crawford Elkton, VA Melanie Delagrange Newport News, VA Debbie Dickerson Chiangmai, Thailand Robert Dickerson Hot Springs, VA Titus Dutcher Hartville, OH Joyce Dyke Philadelphia, PA Denise Eberly Ephrata, PA Bill Eichelberger North Canton, OH Gerald Eisenhour Keyser, WV Donald Esch Ann Arbor, MI Susan Ferguson LaGrange, GA 6 J Virginia Flood Winton, NC Brian French Belleville, PA Alan Freund Oakland, NJ Janet Gehman Wadsworth, OH Lois Gehman Columbia, PA Peggy Gehman Coopersburg, PA Steven G. Gehman Pennsburg, PA Lynndel Gehret Reinholds, PA Melanie Gehret Perkiomenville, PA Lisa Gerhart Telford, PA Ken Gingerich Kalona, IA Christine Good Kutztown, PA Anita Graber Goshen, IN S. Jay Graber Middlebury, IN Wanita Greenwood Copenhagen, NY Lynn Gundersen Armonk, NY Wanda A. Guthrie Danville, VA 64 Teresa Hamlett Elgin AFB, FL Kirk Hanger Waynesboro, VA Evie Hartman Marshallville, OH Loren Helmuth Sarasota, FL Shirley M. Herr Lancaster, PA Ellen Hollinger York, PA Patricia Horn Staunton, Va Julie Horning Lititz, PA So what comes next? Will someone tell me? The air is cool Something’s going to happen I feel it Changes are taking place Slowly almost unnoticeably Only the lovers of simplicity can tell Enjoy! -Kim Lehman Ann Huston Dranesville, VA Phuc Huynh New Holland, PA George T. Insley, Jr. Poquoson, VA Susan Jackson Mechanicsville, VA Kris Jantzi Shelton, NE Sharon Johnson West Linn, OR Becky Kauffman Minot, ND Glen Kauffman Buckhannon, WV 65 James Kauffman Harrisonburg, VA Elvin Kennel Parkesburg, PA Ellanna Kern York, PA Joanne Kindy Plumsteadville, PA F. Robert King Belleville, PA Susanna Knott Fredricksburg, OH Rosie Kratz Souderton, PA Susan Elaine Kreider Richmond, VA Lynette Kulp Mohrsville, PA Marianne Kurtz Lancaster, PA Cindy Lamb Weyers cave, VA Scott Landes Chalfont, PA Deborah Leaman Strasburg, PA Kathy Leaman Bowmansville, PA Joyce Lehman Maugansville, MD Ralph Lehman Chambersburg, PA Melba Litton Clear Spring, MD Chip Long McGaheysville, VA Katrine Longacre Susquehanna, PA Rich Longacre Franconia, PA Sharon Rose Lopez Lancaster, PA Jack Ly Silver Spring, MD Richard McElwee Hot Springs, VA 66 Matthew R. McMullen Staunton, VA Timothy A. Mahurin Allentown, PA Julia E. Martin Mercersburg, PA Larry Martin Harrisonburg, VA Randy Martin Lititz, PA Rob Martin West Liberty. OH Janette E. Marvin Parnaiba, Brasil Vicki Mast Harrisonburg, VA Mark Merkley Carthage, NY Becky Miller Newport News, VA Derwood Miller Hartville, OH Elda Marie Miller Plain City, OH Gaylord Miller Sarasota, FL Greg L. Miller Union City, PA Heidi Miller Lowville, NY Jim Miller Port Republic, VA Kristin Miller Harrisonburg, VA Ross Miller Archbold, OH David Moore Greenwood. DE Denise Moyer Dublin, PA 67 Henry L. Moyer Waynesboro, VA Joan Moyer Philadelphia, PA Laura L. Murphy Swoope, VA Victoria Myer Quarryville, PA Beverly Nath Trinidad, West Indies Ronald Nath Trinidad, West Indies John Mark Nussbaum Orrville, OH Ruth Nussbaum Orrville, OH Johnnie D. Paige Richmond. VA Charlene Peachey Belleville, PA Pete Pegram Broadway, VA Sylvia Perry Winton, NC Rhonda J. Obcrholzer Greencastlc, PA Eunice Ranck Holtwood, PA Randy Ray Medway, OH Sharon Rcplogle Martinsburg, PA Raleigh Rhodes Dayton, VA Jay Rissler Harrisonburg, VA Keith Ritchie Harrisonburg, VA Natalie Seibert Maeungie, PA 68 Pearl Sensenig Newmanstown, PA Larry Sheets Staunton, VA Dave Shenk Manheim, PA Ed Shenk Lancaster, PA Elaine Shetler Wellman, IA Carolyn Showalter Waynesboro, VA Pam Simpkins Fairfax, VA Rubia Skinner Waterbury, CT Paul Slabach South Boston, VA Kenton Slabaugh Harrisonburg, VA Dale Sollenberger Willow Hill, PA Freda Sollenberger Chambersburg, PA Millie Stoltzfus Lcola, PA Yvonne K. Stoltzfus Millersburg, OH Carol Stout Washington, IA Karl Stout Princeton, WV Alice Stubbs Osaka, Japan Beverly Stutzman Kutztown, PA 69 Beverly O. Sulc Porto Alegre, Brazil Janies David Swartley Phillipsburg, NJ Paul Swartz Elida, OH Larry Swartzendruber Kalona, IA Rose Swartzentruber Winesburg, OH Beverly Swecker Blue Grass, VA Carolyn Dawn Swope Timberville, VA Debra Thomas Hollsopple, PA Sheila Katherine Thomas Harrisonburg, VA Sharon Trauger Sellersville, PA Terry Troyer Hartville, OH Jody Truitt Front Royal, VA Sherwin Tusing Harrisonburg, VA Juan Oscasio Vega Puerto Rico Kristie Visserman West Chicago, IL Sharon Visserman West Chicago, IL Judy Vrolijk Hilton, VA Connie Wakefield Friendsville, MD 70 Sharon K. Wampler Harrisonburg, VA Susan Watkins Coopersburg, PA Steve Waybill Scottdale, PA Keith Weaver Roaring Branch, PA Kimberly S. Weaver Quarrysville, PA Thomas Weaver Harrisonburg, VA Fern Weber Denver, PA Gary H. Weidman Perkasie, PA Roger Wenger Harrisonburg, VA Susan Wise Fort Loudon, PA Carol J. Witmer Orrville, OH Lamar Witmer Mount Joy, PA A simple question can invade the world you’ve made safe and warm and the cold will creep in illusion or is it real? perhaps the perception of the question is the distortion not the question. itself is innocent. ask me no questions and you will remain safe but how fragile is the kingdom whose walls give way under the stress of scrutiny or the weight of Truth? Cindy Minter Rachel Witmer Salem, OH Rita Witmer Salem, OH Nancy Wollen Coopersburg, PA Lori Wright Flemington, NJ Carmen Wyse Peru, S.A. Staci Yocum Lewistown, PA Cal Yoder Parnell, IA Cindy Yoder Archbold, OH 71 Debora Yoder Kidron, OH Lucy Yoder Huntingdon, PA Melissa Yoder Wellman, IA Shirley Yoder Belleville, PA Beverly Yousey Lowville, NY David Yutzy Eureka, IL Carol Zimmerman Morton, IL Les Valentine Waynesboro, VA Not Pictured Javier Arellano Shelby Holloway Leann Miller Ross Bergfalk Keith Jackson Galen Moyer L. Jane Brubaker Linda James Patsi Nesselrodt Philip Bumbaugh Daniel Jeanneret Gregory Paul Susan Chandler Melody Keim Roger Pegram, Jr. Raymond Chaplin Joyce Kempfer Clifford Poirot David Chiwanza Jung-Bok Kim Roland Pollard George Curley III Jolene Knechtel Janice Ramser Barbara Dahl Heidi Layman Connie Rexrode Mark Diggory Larry Leaman Steve Shenk Jill Drooger Mary Lipscomb Kay Stevens Leroy Dutton Esther Malloy Cathy Stutzman David Eaves Paul Marshal Darryl Suter Peter Gabriel Jeannie Marvin Mina Swartzendruber Rodney Gray Richard McElwee Eric Van Leeuwen Janet Graybill David McMillen Robert Wenger Carolyn Harris Matthew McMullen Joyce Yoder Margaret Heaver Angela Miller Michael Zehr B. Lee Hershey Anna Miller 72 I 74 75 76 77 2-Year Graduates Deborah Sue Consalvo Phoenix, AZ General Studies Cheryl Louise Brubaker Golden City MO General Studies Brenda McCoy Greencastle, PA General Studies Norman Scott Bergey Franconia, PA Business Kim Davis Connellsville, PA Para-Professional Denise Esbenshade Manheim, PA General Studies Aida Ivette Guzman Juncos, P.R. Computer Science Linda E. Godshall Newport News, VA Para-Professional An open face says words we are sometimes reluctant to say. An open face can’t hide affirmation -Kim Lehman Rebecca Hull Hagerstown, MD Computer Science Tamara Lee Sunderland Mount Union, PA Medical Secretary Cheryl Kreider Quarryville, PA General Secretary Darlene Miller Corfu, NY Medical Secretary Gwen Wolfer Tangent, OR Para-Professional 80 Brenda Wert New Holland, PA Medical Secretary 81 Juniors Abdallah Abu-Hashem Palestine, Hebron Margie Akers Harrisonburg, VA Mark David Akers Harrisonburg, VA Judy Albrecht Pigeon, MI Pamela Albrecht Middleport, NY Stephfan Allen Culpeper, VA Amy Atherton Mount Union, PA Saba Ayalew Ethiopia Melanie Baer Elizabethtown, PA Helen Bain Crozet, VA Miriam D. Bender Belleville, PA Lorna Blake Harrisburg, PA Phil Blosser Harrisonburg, VA Jeffrey A. Bourne Norfolk, VA Leon Bowman Lancaster, PA Ralph Bream Carlisle, PA Charlene Brickhouse Chesapeake, VA Jeff Brubacher Elmira, Ontario Brian Brunk Harrisonburg, VA 82 James D. Brunk Westfield, PA Kristen Burckhart Hesston, KS Jane Burgess Harrisonburg, VA Carol Burkhart Lancaster, PA Judy Byler Harrisonburg, VA Connie Byles Buena Vista, VA Deniese E. Campbell Staunton, VA Kevin A. Carey Lancaster, PA L. Theodore Clemmer Souderton, PA W. Gary Councill Media, PA Dawn Cousins Harrisonburg, VA Lois Crossgrove Archbold, OH Shahnaz Daneshvar Harrisonburg, VA Susan Darwish Medford Lakes, NJ Douglas E. Derstine Harleysville, PA Amy Diller Fairview, MI Bose Drescher Harrisonburg, VA Bruno Dyck Winnipeg, Manitoba 8.3 Kimberly A. Elkins Weyers Cave, VA Cathy Ernst Long Valley, NJ Louise Eshleman Lancaster, PA Jay Esbenshade Manheim, PA Kathy Evans Royersford, PA Kathi Feltman Winfield, PA Nancy Fisher Gap, PA Kevin Frank Arlington, VA Robin Frost Lewis Run, PA Jane Garber Mount Joy, PA Dawn L. Gehman Bechtelsville, PA Carl Geissinger Quakertown, PA Luann Gerig Mt. Pleasant, IA Lynn Gerig Albany, OR Elsie Gingerich Dover, DE Cecilia Good Middletown, PA Luann Good London, Ontario Phyllis Good Harrisonburg, VA Debbie Granite Quakertown, PA Paul Graves III Emmaus, PA 84 Annette Jenkins Staunton, VA Deborah F. Johnson Danville, VA Tim Johnson Hyattsville, MD Daniel Johnston Harrisonburg, VA Alan Greaser Harrisonburg, VA Jon Harder Redwood Falls, MN Bruce Hatton Media, PA Mary Jane Heatwole Harrisonburg, VA Mary K. Heatwole Harrisonburg, VA Irvin Heishman Manassas, VA David Kanagy Harrisonburg, VA Chris Katjitae Karamata Windhoek, Nambia Kathy Kaucher Carlisle, PA Carol Kauffman Omer, MI 85 I Lizabeth A. Kendall Jackson, PA Jessie Kendrick Pikeville, KY John B. Kennel Monmouth, OR In-Kum Kim Korea Dan King Malvern, PA Debi King Gordonville, PA Earl King Cochranville, PA Nancy King Belleville, PA Sharon King Lebanon, PA Steve M. King Harrisonburg, VA Donna L. Kipp Virginia Beach. VA Teri Kiser Stuarts Draft, VA Phil Kniss Harrisonburg, VA Debra Kraus Newport News, VA Harry Lee Kraus Jr. Ncwsport News, VA John Landes Harrisonburg, VA 86 Betty M. Landis Rothsville, PA Marlene Landis Orrville, OH Joy Lapp Port Allegany, PA Cheryl Leaman Brownstown, PA Kimberly Lehman Johnstown, PA Sara Lehman Chambersburg, PA Freddie N. Magare Shirati, Tanzania Dolores Martin Leola, PA Rachel M. Martin Lancaster, PA Rowena Q. Martin Williamsport, MD Tim Martin Greencastle, PA Daniel Mast Parkesburg, PA Ruby Mast Clarence, NY Cindy Maust Bay Port, MI Mark Mayhue Altoona, PA Brenda Miller Springs, PA Keith Miller Chesapeake, VA Pamela Miller Greencastle, PA 87 Eric Moffet Belleville, PA Joanne Moore Woodstown, NJ Dawn M. Moshier Lowville, NY Crystal Naffziger Pomeroy, IA Rose Nesselrodt Dayton, VA Kathleen Nice Telford, PA Wesley Nolt Leola, PA Steve Nyce Harrisonville, MO Deborah Overholt Perkasie, PA Freddy M. Pansi Tahiti Cheryl A. Patterson Medina, NY David Petersheim Morgantown, PA L. Beth Phillips Bellevue, WA Sharon Powers Susquehanna, PA Mike Presley Harrisonburg, VA Elizabeth A. Price Viola, DE Judy Price Clear Springs, MD Patricia Ranck Ronks, PA Barbara Rankin Baltimore, MD Elsie Mae Reese Harrisonburg, VA Trade A child inside of each of us rejoices and cries but is seldom heard because we all played a game with time and lost, sophistication gained, I wonder why tears are hard to come by and innocence long since conceded to cynicism is taken for truth when nothing else seems real? Somewhere a child is crying and doesn’t know she’s lost. --Cindy Minter 88 Richard Rhodes Dayton, VA Kent Richard Creston, OH Jewel Risser Greencastle, PA Debra L. Rittenhouse Lansdale, PA Eric R. Rittenhouse Harleysville, PA Alvin Rivers Lynchburg, VA Deborah Rohde Wattsburg, PA Anna Rohrer York, PA Wanda Rohrer Ronks, PA Beulah Rosentrater Nappanee, IN Carole Roth Milford, NE Jan Roth Breslau, Ontario Philip Rush Quakertown, PA Susan L. Russell Pennsville, NJ Ann Rutt Gordonville, PA Faythe Schlabach Marilla, NY Rebecca Schlabach Costa Rica Althea Schrock Eden Valley, MN 89 Virginia Schrook Eden Valley, MN Chris Seiler Blenheim, NJ Sig Seiler Blackwood, NJ Alan Shenk East Petersburg, PA Don Shenk Harrisonburg, VA Evelyn L. Shenk Harrisonburg, VA E. B. Shoemaker Harrisonburg, VA Joanne Short Archbold, OH Karen E. Siemens Loudonville, NY Coraleta Smith Hamilton, Bermuda Glenda Snider Chambersburg, PA Guita Solhjoo Teheran, Iran Jim Spicher Irwin, PA Astrid Statema Franklin Lakes, NJ Brenda Stauffer Orrville, OH 90 Esther Stauffer Elverson, PA Beverly Stoltzfus Valparaiso, IN Mark Stutzman Walnut Creek. OH Merlin Swartzentruber Winesburg, OH Philip Swartzentruber Buckhorn, KY Ron Thomas Walnut Creek, OH Vicki Tippenhauer Muncie, IN Jo Ann Wagner Bumpass, VA Sue Wagner Womelsdorf. PA Paula Waller Richmond, VA Lois Wanner Reinholds, PA Carol Weaver Baltimore, MD Susan L. Weaver Harrisonburg, VA John F. Weber Ephrata, PA Julie Weber Petersburg, Ontario Nelson Weber Fleetwood, PA Dale Wenger Harrisonburg, VA Wendy Wenger Broadway, VA Sharon Wert New Holland, PA Laura Widmer Albany. OR 91 Angie Yoder Springs, PA Edie Yoder Huntingdon, PA Karen Yoder Independence, OR Mary Jane Yoder Belleville, PA Randy Yoder Hartville, OH Yolanda Yoder Harleysville, PA Holly Young Rising Sun, MD Diane Zaerr Archbold, OH , Ed Zehr Lowville, NY Kathleen Zehr Wilmington, DE Not Pictured Pamela Albrecht Michael Appleby Amman Ayalew Anita Bender Bruce Bender Miriam Bender Jane Burgess Gerry Campbell Meronica Campbell Delores Cooper Catherine Corlett Larry Crossgrove Tamera Daggy Laurence Davis Lois Deaton Lisa Elza Cynthia Farrington Patricia Lou Feldmann Millard Freeman Doris Garner Michael Gibson Iva Good Karen Halterman Roy Hange Steven Heatwole Gerald Hershey Karen Hinkley Marjorie Hooley Luke Hurst Philip Jantzi Michelle Johnston Carol Kauffman Steven Kelly Timothy Kennel Mary King Debra Kraus Judith Lee Krista Long Christine Longenecker Carol Martin Jo Delle Mcthenia Kim Miller Hersi Mohamed Gail Neuschwander Mildred Noll Eric Norbom Kimberly Novak Michael Pasquale David Petersheim Douglas Phillips Kevin Phillips Sheila Ramsey A. Kenneth Ranck Linda Reid Kathleen Rice Kathleen Rush Mervin Rutt Jr. Wendell Schurtz Jr. Anne Sensenig Vivian Sherwood Roger Shipp Sandra Smith Ramona Stahl Arthur Stoltzfus Dean Stuart Jakuua Tjirare Daisy Vanpelt Jeffrey Wyse Steven Yoder Virginia Yoder 92 94 96 97 Seniors Lizbeth AHoway Burwell, NE Nursing Sandra Joy Albright Roaring Spring, PA Psychology Para-Professional Education Scott D. Albright Roaring Spring, PA English Carol Anderson Grottoes, VA Biology Nursing Jay N. Altemus Souderton, PA Biology Samuel Augsburger Youngstown, OH Biology Biblical Studies and Theology Education Jacob Elton Baer III Newport News, VA Liberal Arts Kim Balsbaugh Lebanon, FA Nursing Thomas Baker Elizabethtown, PA Physical Education 99 James L. Barnes Alexandria, VA History Greg Beachy Kokomo, IN Business Management Joy Bibik Allentown, PA Music Karen Bachman Roanoke, IL Social Work Wayne Beachy Goshen, IN Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Twila Sue Berg Maysville, WV Mathematics Education Marcia A. and Alexander M. Bishop Harrisonburg, VA Elementary Education; Bible History Linda Hostetler Bishop Lansdale, PA Business Education Starla Rae Byler Belleville, PA English Education Lois A. Blauch Harrisonburg, VA Community Development Michael S. Bishop Doylestown, PA Music Education Joanne E. Brenneman Doylestown, PA Nursing 102 Faye J. Brubaker ELizabethtown, PA Nursing Edsel Burdge, Jr. Spring Run, PA History Diane Burkhart East Earl, PA Art Education Marie Burkholder Harrisonburg, VA Early Childhood Education Daryl E. and Susan R. (Miller) Burkholder Akron, PA Physical Education Walnut Creek, OH Physical Education Barbara Byler Downingtown, PA Bible Psychology E. William Carlson Hopewell, VA Physical Education Biology Darlene Albrecht Lancaster, PA Social Work Carolyn F. Carman Doylestown, PA English, Education 104 Sandra Kay Craven Levittown, PA Elementary Education Deryl Denlinger Williamsport, PA Business Management Christian Ministries Timothy Crawford Staunton, VA Physical Education Christina Dennen Northumberland, PA Camping, Recreation, Youth Ministries 105 Linda Diggory Fairfax, VA Psychology Sandra M. Earley Ahaskie, NC Nursing f 106 Duane Eberly Fort Wayne, IN Bible Social Work Siamak Emadi Tehran, Iran Art t 107 Leanne Eshleman Lancaster, PA Social Work 108 Lynn Eshleman Harrisonburg, VA Biology Mark Farrington Harrisonburg, VA Nursing Marsha Kay Fisher Goshen, IN Early Childhood Education Faith Fisher Talcum, KY Early Childhood Education William Richard Fisher Gainesboro, VA Bible Christian Ministries 109 Ed and Lori Kaufman Gant Harrisonburg, VA Early Childhood Education no Dwight Gingerich Kalona, IA Health Physical Education Stephen Jacob Good Reading, PA Social Work Sam Glick Eureka, IL Biology Education Marcia Hartman Orrville, OH Psychology Carol S. Hall Dublin, PA Business Management Accounting Keith Allen Graybill McAhsterville, PA Social Work Stephen Hartzler Newport News, VA Biology Education 112 Shawn Henry Lowville, NY Social Work Sociology Psychology Daniel R. Hooley North Lawrence, OH Psychology Sociology Social Work Carol Hooper Quakertown, PA Music Education Leon Marshall Heyerly Whiskey Hill, OR Bible Social Work Sociology Josephine Histend Perkasie, PA Mathematics Chemistry Education 113 Melinda Ann Hoffmeyer Luray, VA Music David Hostetler Morton, IL Business Administration Accounting Eido L. Hoover Goshen, IN Elementary Education William R. Hostetler Roanoke, IL Christian Ministries Vern Hostetler Holmesville, OH Camping, Recreation, Youth Ministries Joy Dawn Bachman and Rick Hostetter Gridley, IL Nursing Pennsburg, PA Chemistry Biology 114 Amy Ruth Hower Nazereth, PA Nursing Mark S. Hurst Newark, DE Bible Peace Justice Natalie Johnson Sarasota, FL Dietetics Kendra Genne Johnson Huntington, NY Dietetics 116 E. Wayne Kauffman Harrisonburg, VA Chemistry Physics Julia Kauffman Iowa City, IA Nursing Donna J. Kraus Elizabeth Kugel Newport News, VA Addison, IL Nursing Home Economics Education 117 Vida Jean Landis Coatesville, PA Nursing Phyllis Kurtz Streetsboro, OH Camping, Recreation Youth Ministries Robert Matthew Kyler Harrisonburg, VA Biology Doris W. Leaman Broadway, VA Home Economics Education Ivan D. Lantz Morgantown, PA Accounting David Jan Lehman St. Anne, IL Agriculture Development Mathematics Education 119 JoAnn Longenecker New Holland, PA Biology Peace Justice Sharon Lusby Pocomoke, MD Biology 120 Bert Magana East Earl, PA Business Spanish J. Dennis Martin Myerstown, PA Biology Psychology 121 Douglas E. Martin Hagerstown, MD Physics Biology Carla Mast Harrisonburg, VA Art Social Work Thomas K. Martin Harrisonburg, VA Nursing U2 Susan Kay Moyers Harrisonburg, VA Elementary Education Noel and Gloria Miller Harrisonburg, VA Elementary Education Karen L. Moyers Harrisonburg, VA Art Education Naeim Mohamed Bethlehem, Palestine Business Administration 123 Ann L. Nicely Clifton Forge, VA Nursing Christian Ministries Sylvia Nafziger Bally, PA Early Childhood Education Bible Rebecca M. Nolt East Earl, PA Nursing 124 Phil Nussbaum Kidron, OH Psychology Social Work 125 Barbara Ours Harrisonburg, VA Nursing Connie Prater DeGraff. OH Agriculture Development Biology David William Peterson Staunton, VA Christian Ministries Elizabeth Ann Poirot Lacey Springs, VA Early Childhood Elementary Education Joseph R. Questel Alden, NY Business Administration Naomi Pruitt Tangier Island, VA Nursing Psychology 126 Rebecca Lynn Raines Keezletown, VA Nursing Mary Jane Ramer Nappanee, IN Nursing Cynthia D. Redcay Manheim, PA Community Development Ruthanne Risser Harrisonburg, VA Nursing 127 Judith Jane Reimer Lexington, IL Nursing Judith F. Rittenhouse Telford. PA Nursing Jay Roth Milford. NE Elementary Education Edward A. Sandy II Harrisonburg, VA Chemistry John D. Schlabaeh Harrisonburg, VA Physical Education Mark L. Scnsabaugh Waynesboro, VA Social Work Esoud Sharif Dura-Palestine Business Administration 129 Lorena Rosen New Market, VA Social Work Vivian D. Sherwood Ruckersville, VA Nursing 130 Lorraine J. Stutzman Greenwood, DE Social Work Sociology Miriam Shirk Leola, PA Psychology Social Work R. Dean Swartley Phillipsburg, NJ Sociology Social Work Cindy L. Swartley Quakertown, PA Nursing P. Terry Suter Harrisonburg, VA Social Work 131 Ken Shenk Hokkaido, Japan Bible Philosophy and Religion Sharon Ann Sacra McGaheysville, VA English Ruth Alyce Slabaeh Cluster Springs, VA Early Childhood Education Ron Shenk Harrisonburg VA Business Administration, Management Accounting I 132 Patricia Ann Snavely Lititz, PA Nursing Cynthia Lou Sprowl Swoope, VA Social Work 133 Marlene Swartzentruber Talbert, KY Social Work Psychology Ardell Stauffer Wayland, IA English 134 Rosemary Stauffer Frederickstown, OH Nursing Anna Stutzman Harrisonburg, VA Early Childhood Education 135 Susan Althouse Swartz Doylestown, PA Elementary Education Kathy Thornton Grottoes. VA History Social Science Education Wanda Joy Teague Chesapeake. VA Music 136 Maxine Troyer Middlcburg, IN Early Childhood Education Juanita Tusing Harrisonburg, VA Home Economics Education William Ronald Weaver Harrisonburg, VA Biology Chemistry Cheryl Weber Ephrata. PA English Ronda and Randy Weber Bowmansville, PA Social Work Psychology H8 Kathy Place and Jeff White Winchester, VA Nursing Nancy Elizabeth Widrick Beaver Falls, NY Nursing Lois Witmer Lititz, PA Biology x WEs k' - i Maxine Willim Vincetown, NJ Nursing 139 Sharon Witmer Salem, OH Art Darrel and Candace J. Bender Yoder Meyersdale, PA Biology Social Work Anne M. Yoder Scottdale, PA English Arlene Witmer-Yoder Harrisonburg, VA Nursing Darrell E. and Sylvia J. Yoder Kalona, IA Elementary Education Navron, PA Nursing Joy Elaine and Elwood Yoder Harrisonburg, VA Home Economics Education History Social Science Bible Nelson Samuel Yoder Grantsville, MD Social Work Barbara L. Zimmerman Morton, IL Biology I see through blinds, Venetian slices only slightly of the whole, the whole the world the wilderness that filters through on rays of skinny sunlight . . . And I wonder, who will rise to pull the cord of morning? --Christine Longenecker 141 Beth Peachey Miller Creston, OH Community Development iviiauii g •WIIHlIK 142 143 144 I $ 145 SGA The carefree life of presidents. Committee meetings, weekly Senate meetings, and forums; Blood dona- tion to RMH, more library hours during finals week, campus lighting, dance, a philosophy of food con- sumption, and a philosophy for films shown at EMC; SGA attempting to be faithful to its role of promoting communication between all mem- bers of the EMC community and helping the aims and ideals of the college become reality. — Jim Brunk Standing: Jim Brunk, co-president; Betty Landis, co-president; Randy Ray, vice-president; Kneeling: Sandy Hershey, treasurer; Cheryl Kreider, secretary 1 148 Front Row: Ron Thomas, Jim Brunk, Randy Ray, Judy Reimer, Earl King. 2nd Row: Jon Quesenberry, Marian Sauder, Ellen Miller, Dave Yutzy, Rebecca Hull, Deb Rittenhouse. 3rd Row: Betty Landis, Nancy Yoder, Cindy Swartley, Barb Zimmerman, Sandy Hershey, Dennis Martin, Cheryl Kreider. 4th Row: Paul Swartz, Sig Seiler, Julia Horning, Leanne Eshleman, Karen Bachman, John Kennel, Ellen Hollinger. Not Pictured: Steve Good, Naeim Mohamed, Sheila Thomas. SGA focused on the importance of every student as a participating member of the organization this year. Senate emphasized positive cooperation in filling its role as a voice for student concerns to the ad- ministration and faculty. After wel- coming new students to campus with roadside smiles and lollipops, our initial energy was spent devel- oping an efficient organizational structure, as well as appointment of senators to be student representa- tives on college committees. Senate meetings were spent addressing such issures as library security, Up- date for mission, campus lighting concerns, the showing of R-rated movies on campus, and the need for EMC to formulate a philosophy on food consumption. In addition, cam- pus forums were held concerning the bookstore change of manage- ment, and the Athletics Task Force report. We Facilitated cooperation among the various student organiza- tions through collective goal plan- ning, and were able to extend li- brary hours for more study during finals weeks. For those who partici- pated, SGA was a useful experience. --Betty Landis 149 Really get into your work. Shenandoah 1981 How does one make a college yearbook? Stay Awake! Aggravate the editor. i 150 Always meet deadlines on time. Look at the finished product. Staff: Steve Shenk, Head Photographer; Ardell Stauffer, Literary Editor; Pat Ranck, Assistant Editor; Sara Lehman, Layout Editor; Nancy Miller, Business Manager; Nyla Blosser, Editor in Chief. 151 Weather Vane Editor Kirk Shisler, Carol Hall, John Wert, Pearl Sensenig, Cindy Yoder, Scott Eldredge, Cheryl Weber, David Driver, Jake Baer, Dave Shenk 152 Weather Vane of early eighty weaved between two worlds and sought to connect them with the thread of transition. At EMC, it was an administrative jingle with Lee and Joe juggling with Dick. And the world fought its wars, downed its democrats and an era died with the death of John Len- non. The frayed edges of issues and staff- ers made threading a challenge, and often a chore, but we sewed for all we were worth. —Kirk Shisler 153 YPCA Top to Bottom: Brenda Wert, Secretary; Carmen Schrock, co-president; Harry Kraus, co- president; Steve Good, vice-president; Ivan Lantz, treasurer YPCA As we redefine neighbor and love We reach out, sometimes hesitnantly, with paintbrush, or song, a gift of time, an open hand And discover people, with stories whose lives make ours richer and we are blessed. Some call that service others call it life. —Carmen Schrock. j 154 Commissioners: Standing: Harry Kraus, Ross Collingwood, Mark Mayhue, Julee Kauffman, Na- omi Pruitt, Ivan Lantz; Seated: Karen Bachman, Carmen Schrock, Kathy Nice, Libby Jones, Carl Geissinger, Rubia Skinner, Steve Good, Brenda Wert, Ken Gingerich; Front Row: Calvin Shenk, Jo Histand. Carole Roth, Laura Widmer, Kevin Carey; Not Pictured: Faith Fisher, Cheryl Lea- man, Larry Martin 1S5 YPCA 156 Commissions FSA, Earthkeepers, and Amnesty International Amnesty International: Standing: Helen Stoltzfus, Esther Lehman, Saba Yohannes, Samuel Horst, Gebre Tsegaye. Middle Row: Cassandra Bacon, Dale Bacon, Ruth Ann Swartz, Cindy Yoder. Bottom Row: Rachel Martin, Jim Hershberger, Ken Shenk. Not Pictured: Jeff Hackman, Ronda Weber. A committed core of students and faculty comprise the Campus Chap- ter of Amnesty International. This enables each member to be a voice wherever persons in power are in- humane to fellow humans. We make prompt appeals to specific officials in behalf of specific cases where per- sons are arrested or imprisoned arbi- trarily or are in danger of abuse or torture. —Samuel Horst Future Secretaries of America: Standing: Majorie Witmer, Cheryl Kreider, Sandy Miller, Tamara Sunderland. Seated: Miriam Weaver. Earthkeepers: Standing: Les Erb, Rose Nesselrodt, Jim Rittenhouse, Alan Shenk. On Papers: Tim Kennel, Linden Showalter, Elvin Kennel, Ivan Lantz, Dave Hostetler. Not Pictured: Mary Jean Linn, Steve Nyce, Lowell Showalter, Dave Swartley, Keith Weaver. Art Stoltzfus, Dan Hooley Peace Fellowship Our major purpose is to raise aware- ness on campus by sharing informa- tion through community involve- ment in peace and justice issues. This year we dealt with registration, draft, CO counselling, minority con- cerns on campus and in the commu- nity. —Natalie Johnson 159 Steve Shenk, Ken Shenk, Ray Gingerich, Natalie Johnson, Gail Neuschwander, Jo Ann Longen- ecker, Edsel Burdge. Not Pictured: Dan Hooley. Student Activities And RA’s Social Committee: Wanda Teague, Denise Campbell, Elvin Kennel, Lori Wright, Scott Landis, Kim Weaver, Roger Hershberger Staff: Roger Hershberger, Wanda Teague, Dan King, Twila Berg, Daryl Burk- holder, Jo Histand. Not pictured: Tim Crawford, Lois Deaton Concert Committee: Seated: Gary Councill, Chip Miller, Kathy Chupp, Cliff Mast, Jo Histand; Standing: John Davidhizer, Roger Hersh- berger, Carol Hooper, DeeFreeman RA’s: Front Row: Connie Prater, Marsha Fisher, Jayne Spiegle, Pete Waybill, Laurie Fisk; 2nd Row: Tim Martin, Deryl Denlinger, Amy Hower, Kathy Kaucher, Marilyn Cassel, Jewel Risser; 3rd Row: Beth Phillips, Duane Eberly, Tom Baker, Scott Eldredge, Cheryl Leaman, Yolanda Yoder, Marcia Benner, Holly Young; Top Row: Sam Augsburger, Saba Ayalew, Ke- vin Carey, Dave Diloreto, Jay Altemus, Greg Beachy, Kathy Evans, Joyce Lehman; Not Pictured: Sharon Witmer 160 Dorm Councils Northlawn: Standing: Marion Sauder, Barbie Barrick, Pam Bender, Fern Weber, Peggy Geh- man, Sharon Trauger, Judy Snyder; Sitting: Julia Horning, Melanie Gehret, Janet Gehman, Paula Waller, Carol Burkhart, Lucy Yoder Ivy Hall: Rob Martin, Rich Longacre, Jay Graber Oakwood: Andy Roth, Tony Schmucker, Mike Clemmer, Lowell Yoder, Kent Richards, Ross Miller, Kirk Hanger, Linden Showalter, Lanny Millette Elmwood: Dale Landis, Dean Swartley, Denise Moyer, Louise Eshle- man, Carol Weber, Bruce Hatton, Earl King, Frieda Sollenberger 161 162 Pre-Med Society Nursing Focus Pre-med Society: Front Row: Jim Spicher, Daniel Suter, Sig Seiler, Steve King, Jill Wiebe, Rick Hostetter, Natalie Seibert, Doug Clemens. Second Row: Larry White, Robert Yoder, Peter Way- bill, Darrel Yoder, Peter Omonde, Jay Altemus, Titus Dutcher, Ed Sandy. Back Row: Earl King, Dan Mast, Cliff Mast. Not Pictured: Betty Arce, Jay Workman, Bruce Hatton, Ellen Miller, Ajay Massey, Brian Brighton, Dick Royal, Bill Kauffman, Jim Hershberger, Elaine Martin, Enita Heinrichs, Steve Shenk, Doug Stoltzfus, Tim Slavens, Eric Rittenhouse, Eric Moffet, Dennis Martin, Loren Helmuth, Sharon Lusby, Lowell Showalter, Jane Groff, Ronald Nath, Harry Kraus, Carl Beckler, and Barbara Zimmerman. Music Theatre Arts Guild Above: Kantorei: Ken Nafziger, Dick Stoll, James Kauffman, Lois Johnson, Laura Draper, Jim Hershberger, Sam Augsburger, Joy Bibik, Kenton Sla- baugh, Kathy Zehr, Joy Landis, Jon Quesenberry, Anne Yoder, Mike Clemmer, Terry Troyer, Mike Bishop, Kendra Good, Phyllis Good, John Wert, Phil Blosser. Not Pictured: Wanda Teague, Ruby Mast, Jean Brunk. Pep Band: Back Row: Tim Johnson, Crystal Naffziger, Carl Black, Brian Yoder. Front Row: Kay Hostetler, Raeta Law, Nancy Wollen, Annette Zook. Not Pictured: Kathy Evans, Jon Quesenberry, Kevin Phillips, Mike Clemmer, Carol Petrie, Tammy Daggy, Donna Robinson, Candy Yoder, Steve Kelly, Kim Watts, Mark Stutzman, Karl Stout, Steve Draper, Darrel Yoder, Rusty Barb, Denise Cooper. Left: Orchestra: Shirley Herr, Wanda Teague, Diane John- son, Philip Stoltzfus, Rachel Conrad, Lois Gehman, Elizabeth Meisinger, Gail Little, Louise Eshleman, Tim Johnson, Don- na Martin, Cathy Corlett, Ed Gant, Rebecca Hunter, Dolores Martin. Theatre Arts Guild: Top Row: Bev Benner, Ed Brubaker, Brian Gehman, Dan Garrison, Jon Quesenberry, Helen Stoltzfus, Donnie Shenk, Kim Lehman, Keith Weaver. Mid- dle Row: Elda Miller, Ardel Thorp, Evelyn Shenk, Evie Hart- man, Cathy Stutzman, Cathy Bomberger, Bobbi Beale, Grace Nice, Gloria Howell. Front Row: Pearl Sensenig, Alice Stubbs, Marlene Landis, Carrie Carman, Joyce Shenk. 163 Home Ec Club Married Student Fellowship Comenius Club Home Ec Club: Doris Leaman, Marlene Landis, Janet Harder, Kathy Evans Married Student Fellowship Comenius Club: Seated: Faith Fisher, Lori Gant, Karen Moyers, Amy White, Standing: Kay Hostetler, Susan Weaver, Maxine Troyer, Susan Moyers, Twila Berg. New York Seminar Colorado Wilderness Experience African Seminar New York Seminar Pearl Sensenig, Peggy Gehman, Sharon Spielge, Janet Roth, Wes Nolt, Anita Graber, Melanie Gehret, Barb Rankin, Sue Watkins, Janet Gehman, Ann Huston, Me- lanie Baer, Dale Stoltzfus African Seminar Above: Karen Hershey, Sarah Zimmerman, Donna Kraus. Left: Top Row: Rosie Hel- muth, John Lowe. 2nd Row: Ruth Ann Risser, Judy Rit- tenhouse, Amy Hower. Bot- tom: Sylvia Yoder, Beth Ann Petersheim. Colorado Wilderness Experience Grounded: Wes Nolt, Chris Dennen, Merlin Swartzentruber, Regan Savage. In Tree: Larry Davis, Joanne Brenneman, Dan King, Dawn Gehman. Not Pictured: Marilyn Alger, Jerry Holsopple, Eugene McMichael, Keith Phillips. 165 Washington Study Service Year Right: Back Row: Roy Hange, Ramona Stahl, Luke Hurst, Anne Sensenig, Phil Jantzi, Larry Leaman Front Row: Art Stoltzfus, Melody Keim, Eric Norbom, Karen Shenk, Christine Longenecker, Julie Reimer. Poland Term N. Alan Gehman Bally, PA Early Childhood Education Jay Sheats Florida City, FL Business Administration Accounting Lois Johnson Portland, OR Music Education Joy Landis Hickory, N.C. Liberal Arts Tim Kennel, Mike Bishop, Anna Fern Miller, Robin Frey, Linda James, Lois Johnson, Steve Yoder, Meronica Campbell, Lillian Schoenbein, Melinda Hoffmeyer, Jill Drooger, Duane Witmer, Jay Sheats. 167 1 Sports Scoreboard Field Hockey EMC Opponent 7 1 Averett 2 0 Sweet Briar 1 2 Bridgewater 1 3 Lancaster 0 2 Messiah 1 2 Mary Washington 0 1 Lynchburg 3 0 Roanoke 3 2 James Madison 1 0 Randolph Macon 2 4 Hollins 2 1 Randolph Macon 1 0 Mary Washington 0 1 Lynchburg 1 0 Hollins 3 0 Transylvania 1 0 Mary Washington 0 1 Lynchburg 0 4 California State U 0 4 Franklin Marshall Men’s Basketball EMC Opponent 104 85 Mary Washington 78 72 Christopher Newport 69 82 Virgina Wesleyan 75 94 Lynchburg 121 84 Shenandoah 83 93 Christopher Newport 96 128 Alderson-Broaddus 87 85 Maryville 99 91 Emory Henry 73 78 Roanoke 101 112 Bridgewater 81 74 Messiah 62 61 Hampden-Sydney 77 80 Shenandoah 82 83 Emory Henry 80 70 Washington Lee 84 95 Messiah 82 80 Virginia Wesleyan 100 84 Lynchburg 93 91 Bridgewater 73 86 Roanoke 79 85 Maryville 90 81 Washington Lee 81 70 Hampden-Sydney Volleyball EMC Opponent 0 2 James Madison 0 2 Bridgewater 0 2 Gallaudet 0 2 William Mary 0 2 George Mason 0 2 Towson 0 3 Radford 2 0 Hampton Institute 2 0 Randolph Macon 2 1 James Madison 0 2 Shippensburg 2 1 Messiah 2 0 Eastern 0 3 Lynchburg 3 0 Shenandoah 2 0 Christopher Newport 2 0 Ferrum 1 2 Mary Washington 1 2 Longwood 0 2 Gallaudet 0 2 Kean 0 2 William Mary 0 2 East Stroudsburg 2 1 Salisbury 0 2 William Patterson 1 2 Bridgewater 1 3 Liberty Baptist 2 , 1 Christopher Newport 0 2 Radford 2 0 Ferrum 1 2 Emory Henry 2 1 Lynchburg 0 2 Bridgewater 0 2 Mary Washington Spring Sports Track Field Men’s Baseball Women’s Softball Tennis Soccer 'EMC Opponent 2 0 St. Mary’s 2 3 Mt. St. Mary’s 0 1 Liberty Baptist 4 0 Lancaster Bible 1 0 Goshen 2 3 VMI 0 4 Messiah 1 4 Washington Lee 1 2 Roanoke 0 5 Lynchburg 1 3 Hampden-Sydney 0 0 Randoiph-Macon 2 2 Radford 1 2 James Madison Women’s Basketball EMC Opponent 67 69 Mary Baldwin 59 76 Juniata 43 76 Elizabethtown 64 52 Averett 62 70 Ferrum 64 49 Virginia Wesleyan 65 74 Messiah 49 70 Bridgewater 53 60 U of Richmond 37 62 Lynchburg 55 59 Christopher Newport 59 72 Clinch Valley 58 83 Emory Henry 47 77 Randoiph-Macon 57 68 Roanoke 48 69 Liberty Baptist 88 40 Hollins 170 Cross Country sydnen The appearance of Dick Kauffman in the U.S. Finals added to the long list of cross country runners who have gone to the Nationals from EMC. Kauffman, who became the 13th runner at EMC to gain the hon- or, finished in 100th place out of 236 runners at the Nationals held in Rochester, New York in November. Along with Kauffman, Junior Wes Nolt helped the Royals form an im- pressive duo. Nolt went as far as the South-Southwest U.S. Regionals at Bethany, Virginia, where he placed 13th. Although 2 runners cannot make up a team, Kauffman and Nolt individ- ually impressed EMC with their ac- celerated paces. Kauffman averaged 5.4 minutes a mile, while Nolt man- aged 5.6 minutes a mile for the sea- son. 171 Field Hockey Sharon Lushby, Patti Snavely, Joanne Bren- neman The 1980 field hockey team was “the best ever” at EMC. With an overall record of 10-10, the Royals went fur- ther than any previous EMC team. The team outshot and outscored their opponents overall in their 18 games, winning seven shutouts dur- ing the season. The highlight of the season for the team was going to the national field hockey finals in Hol- lins, Virginia in November. Coach Sandy Brownscombe com- mented, “It was a year in which all sixteen players were involved. We also received super support from the school. It was a great year.” Standing: Coach Sandy Brownscombe, Deb Snyder, Prances Pebworth, Cathy Brubaker, Melanie Delagrange, Teresa Gross, Marilyn Cassel, Rita Good, Betty Arce, Joyce Dyke, Nancy Edris, Barb Weaner, Deb Leaman, Carolyn Althouse, Janice Savage. Kneeling: Shirley Yoder, Charlene Peachey, Rosie Kratz, Marianne Kurtz, Melanie Gehret, Joanne Brenneman, Sharon Lusby, Patti Snavely, Wanda Rohrer, Sally Landis, Donna Herr. 173 Marianne Kurtz, Deb Snyder Doug Martin 174 Elvin Kennel Goalie Norm Bergey Soccer Despite a somewhat disappointing season, the 1980 soccer team man- aged to tie two of the top Division II teams in the mid-Atlantic region this year. They also captured their own soccer classic, defeating Goshen Col- lege 1-0, and at one point in the sea- son the Royals were ranked eighth in the Mid-Atlantic Division III soc- cer polls. Plagued by mid-season in- juries to key defensive players, par- ticularly goalie Norm Bergey, the Royals finished their campaign with a 3-9-2 record. Freshman forward Nick Polykandriotis led in scoring with five goals during the year, fol- lowed by Freshman forward Mike Hurst with four goals. Standing: JV Coach Marvin Bunting, Roy Bomberger, Jay Horine, Dan King, Norm Bergey, Elvin Kennel, Dave Yoder, Doug Derstine, Rick Hostetter, Scott Landes, Abel Tjingaete, Doug Martin, Freddy Pansi, Merlin Swartzentruber, Siamak Emadi, Rick Northup, Dave Catalino. Kneeling: Karl Yoder, Tim Mahurin, Mike Hurst, Roger Mast, Bill Weaver, Mike Lapp, Chip Long, Nick Polykandriotis, Freddie Magare, Jim Miller. Not Pictured: Manager Eric Shenk, Coach Byron Shenk. Volleyball The highlights of the 1980 volleyball season was the Royals’ surprising fourth place finish in the Virginia Association for Intercollegiate Ath- letics for Women State Tournament, held in November at Mary Washing- ton College. EMC held an 11-29 overall record during the regular season, but showed impressive improvement during the tournament. The tourna- ment concluded the Royals’ season, since they did not qualify for the Di- vision III Regionals. A third place finish in the Virginia Tourney might have extended their season to the regional level. “Teams we played during the regu- lar season were impressed with our improvement, while other teams thought our skill level was excel- lent,” reflected coach Peggy Kellers, adding that the team has high hopes for the 1981 season since their tournament success. Looking ahead, Kellers sees hope for the next campaign, as the Royals will lose only two Seniors from the 1980 squad. Standing: Elaine Hostetler, Susan Weaver, Nancy Lopez, Bev Sulc, Pam Cline, Deb Dickerson, Chris Jantzi, Dawn Gehman, Kathy Kantner, Joyce Yoder, Beth Beisel. Kneeling: Milli Stoltzfus, Phyllis Kurtz, Denise Eberly, Vicki Tippen- hauer, Jackie Jantzi, Lois Gehman, Deb Rohde, Kay Stephens. Not Pictured: Rosie Helmuth, Coach Peg Kellers, JV Coach Sharon Metcalf. 176 Chris Jantzi, Elaine Hostetler I l 177 Men’s Basketball Although considered inconsistent, the men’s basketball team held sev- eral highlights in the 1980-1981 sea- son. During midseason they held 4th in the nation with a game average of 88.9 points a game. Two players, Larry Sheets and Tim Crawford also managed impressive feats. Sheets was the 4th leading rebounder in the nation during midseason. Tim Craw- ford held two records: EMC’s all time high scorer, and had the most career assists in Royal history. Front Row: Tim Crawford, Greg Chandler, Larry Sheets, Roland Pollard, Burrell Fisher, Alvin Rivers. Back Row: Tom Baker, Coach Sherman Eberly, Ted Moyer, Jim Rittenhouse, Jeff Bourne, Stephfan Allen, David Eaves, Gerry Campbell. I • 1 180 Women’s Basketball The 1980-81 Women’s Basketball team seemed to be hampered by many injuries. Despite the loss of several key players in some of their games, one player, Dawn Marker, effectively displayed her talent. Dawn scored 1288 points in her college career, averaging 18.6 a game. She made the All State Team for her third year and lead the conference in scoring, 23 points per game average for the year. In addition Dawn also set a tremendous record of 40 consecutive games in double figures, especially significant because she only played 69 games in her total college career. Front Row: Chris Masincup, Barbara Ours, Susan Burkholder, J. Dawn Marker, Brenda Derstine, Barbie Stickley. Back Row: Kathy Chupp, mgr., Melanie Gehret, Mary Brenneman, Kim Watts, Lois Stoltzfus, Pam Cline, Joanie Ralph, Gloria Miller, Coach Sandy Brownscombe. 182 184 185 188 Lecture Music Series And Concerts Right: National Players The Tempest’ Blair String Quartet Terry Talbot And More Concerts Left: Lamb Below: Daybreak Guests George Lamming Bruno Schottsteadt Emma Richards Michael Tolaydo Bill Detweiler 191 Talent Show 192 Dramas “The Importance of Being Ernest” directed by Helen Stoltzfus is a trivial comedy for serious people! Oscar Wilde’s brilliant satire on Victorian “ernestness”, elit- ism, and so-called piety! “Love Your Neighbor” di- rected by Carrie Carman and Evelyn Shenk. “Brecht on Brecht” di- rected by Helen Stoltz- fus is a collage of peoms, songs, and scenes by the greatest German poet and playwright of the 20th Century. As a po- litical and moral satar- ist, Brecht seeks to arouse our indignation at injustice, apathy, and hypocrisy. 193 Activities ' And More Activities 195 ■ - ■ ... m i wmm Apathy 198 199 Relationships Relationship re’lashen,ship A: the state or character of being related or interrelated. B: interacting realistically. C: the state of being mutually or re- ciprocally interested. 200 Escape Escape a'skap A: evasion of or deliverance from what injuries, threatens, torments, bores or is otherwise undesirable. B: distraction or relief from the rou- tine or burdensome aspect of every- day existence, from its irksome re- sponsibilities or harsher realities. 202 Don’t Take It Literally Literally ’lid,arale A: adhering to fact or to the ordinary construction or primary meaning of a term or expression: actual, obvi- ous. 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Look, Regional Director, and the entire Shamrock Food Service Staff Thank you for allowing Shamrock to meet your Food Service needs! -Dorm Councils- We’re Here To Serve You . . . -Promote consciousness of Unity in the dorms -Share in administration of life in the dorms -Facilitate student growth in Mental, emotion- al, social and spiritual areas. ) 234 Students Abel, Robert 144 Abuhashem, Abdallah 82 Akers, Margaretha 82 Akers, Mark 82 Albrecht, Darlene 104 Albrecht, Judy 82 Albrecht, Pamela 82 Albright, Sandra 98 Albright, Scott 98 Allen, Stephfan 73, 82, 178, 179, 183 Alloway, Lizbeth 98, 157 Altemus, Jay 98,142,145, 150, 160, 162, 200 Althouse, Carolyn 62, 76, 172 Anderson, Carol 98 Arce, Betty 62, 72, 73. 172 Arellano, Javier 202 Atherton, Amy 82 Augsburger, Brenda 48 Augsburger, Samuel 99, 160, 163 Ayalew, Saba 82, 160 Bachman, Joy 114 Bachman, Karen 100, 149, 155 Bachman, Steve 69, 148, 200 Baer, lisa 48 Baer, Juanita 62 Baer, Melanie 82, 165 Baer III, Jacob 99, 152, 153 Bain, Helen 82 Baker, David 48, 192, 193 Baker, Thomas 99, 160, 178, 179 Balsbaugh, Kim 99 Barb, Rusty 62 Barnes, Edward 201 Barnes, James 99 Barrick, Barbara 62, 161 Bartlett, Laurie 62 Bauman, Pauline 48 Beachy, Bradley 48 Beachy, Gregory 100, 160, 194 Beachy, Wayne 100 Beale, Bobbi 48, 93, 163, 208 Beckler, Carl 62 Beisel, Beth 48, 176 Beitzel, Julia 62 Bender, Anita 94 Bender, Cynthia 48 Bender, Miriam 82 Bender, Pamela 62, 161 Bender, Ronald 48 Benner, Beverly 62, 163 Benner, Marcia 160 Berg, Twila 100, 160, 164 Bergey, Norman 59, 78, 175 Betancourt, Jean 62 Bibik, Joy 100, 163 Bishop, Alexander 100 Bishop, Linda 101 Bishop, Marcia 101 Bishop, Michael 101, 163, 167 Black Jr., Carl 62, 163, 205 Blake, Lorna 82 Blaugh, Lois 101 Blosser, Myron 62, 76 Blosser, Nyla 102,150,151,157,198 219 Blosser, Philip 82, 163 Bokai, Parna 102 Bomberger, Catherine 62, 163, 193, 208 Bomberger Jr., Roy 48, 175 Bontrager, Burdette 48 Bontrager, Opal 62 Bourne, Jeffrey 82, 178, 179 Boyer, Judith 62 Boyers, Kenny 62 Branch, Tracy 62 Bream, Ralph 82 Brenneman, Joanne 102, 165, 172, 173, 182 Brenneman, Mary 48. 181, 183 Bricker, Mary 48 Brickhouse, P, Charlene 82 Brubacher, Jeff 82 Brubaker, Cathy 62. 172, 173 Brubaker, Cheryl 78 Brubaker, Edward 48, 163 Brubaker, Faye 102 Brubaker. Laura 62 Brunk, Brian 82 Brunk, James 83, 148 Brunk. Jean 63, 96 Buckhalt, Mark 49, 76 Buckwalter, Henry 102 Buffenmyer, Linda 63 Bunting, Marvin 174, 175 Burckhart, Kristen 83 Burdge Jr., Edsel 103 Burgess. Jane 83 Burkhart, Carol 83, 161 Burkhart, Diane 103 Burkholder. Daryl 103, 160 Burkholder, Jay 62 Burkholder. Marie 103, 191 Burkholder, Sharon 99 Burkholder, Susan 103. 180, 181. 182, 183 Byler. Barbara 103 Bvler, Judy 235 Byler. Lavonne 49 Byler, Michael 63 Byler, Starla 101 Ryles, Connie 83 Campbell. Deniese 83, 94. 160 Campbell. Gerry 178 Campbell, Meronica 167 Campbell, Sherri 63 Carey, Kevin 83, 97, 155, 160 Carlson Jr., E. William 97. 104 Carman, Carolyn 104, 163 Cassel, Marilyn 63, 160, 172 Catalino, David 175 Chandler, Gregory 49, 73, 178, 185 Christophel. Charlotte 49 Christopher. John 104 Chupp, Kathy 160. 181 Clemens, Douglas 81. 104, 145, 162 Gemmer. L. Theodore 83 Clemmer, Michael 63, 77. 161. 163, 205 Cline, Pela 49. 176. 181 Clinedinst. Clay 194 Coats Jr., Robert 201 Cofield, Marvin 49 Conrad, Rachel 163 Consalvo, Deborah 78 Cooper, Denise 49 Corlett, Catherine 163 Correa, Judith 97 Coss, Twila 49 Couneill, William Gary 82, 83, 160 Cousins, Dawn S3 Craven. Sandra 105 Craw, Dawn 49 Crawford, Phyllis 63 Crawford, Timothy 105, 178. 179, 183, 203 Crawford, Williner 105 Cressman. Rota 49 Crider, Diane 49 Crites. Nellie 49 Crossgrove, Lois 83 Culp, Sharon 49 Daneshvar, Shahnaz 83 Darwish. Susan 83 Davis, Kimberly 78 Davis, Laurence 165 Deane. Timothy 49, 73 Delagrange, Melanie 63, 172 Delp, Judy 49 Denlinger, Deryl 105. 160, 187 Students Gehman, Peggy 64, 156, 161, 165 Gehman, Steven 64 Gehman, Wayne 48, 50 Gehret, Lynndel 64 Gehret, Melanie 64, 161, 165, 172, 181 Geissinger, Carl 84, 155 Gerhart, Lisa 64 Gerig, Luann 84 Gerig, Lynn 84 Gingerich, Brenda 50, 60 Gingerich, Dwight 110 Gingerich, Elsie 84 Gingerich, Kenneth 64, 155 Glick, Samuel 111, 202 Godshall, Linda 79 Godshall, Wendy 50 Gonzalez, Rafael 50, 142 Good, Cecilia 10, 30, 84 Good, Christine 64, 81 Good, Kendra 50, 60, 73, 163 Good, Luann 84 Good, Phyllis 84, 163 Good, Rita 50, 61, 172, 173 Good, Stephen 111, 154, 155 Gordon, Simone 50 Graber, Anita 64, 165 Graber, Samuel (Jay) 61, 64, 161 Granite, Deborah 84 Graves III, Paul 84 Graybill, Keith 111 Greaser, Alan 85 Greenwood, Wanita 64 Groff, Jane 50, 195, 206 Gross, Theresa 50, 172 Gundersen, Lynn 64, 74 Guthrie, Wanda 64 Guzman, Aida Yvette 79 Hackman, Jeffery 50 Hall, Carol 111, 152 Hall, Stephen 50 Hamlett, Teresa 65 Hange, Roy 166 Hanger, T. Kirk 63, 65, 161 Harder, Jonathan 85 Harman, Gregory 51 Harter, Mary 51 Hartman, Brenda 51 Hartman, Evelyn 65, 163, 208 Hartman, Marcia 111 Hartzler, Jennifer 51 Hartzler, Stephen 112 Hatton, Bruce 85, 161 Hawkins, Lisa 48, 51 Heatwole, Mary 85 Heatwole, Mary Jane 85 Heatwole, Steven 145 Hedrick, Merlin 51, 195 Heebner, Dorcas 112 Heinrichs Enita 51 Heishman, Irvin 85 Heishman, Jim 112 Helmuth, Loren 65, 73 Helmuth, Rosemary 112, 162, 165 Henry, Shawn 112 Herr, Daniel 51, 61 Herr, Donna 51, 172 Herr, Shirley 65, 163 Hershberger, James 85, 158, 163 Hershey, Karen 165 Hershey, Sandra 85, 95, 148, 157, 218, 219 Hertzler, W. Ray 51, 60 Heyerly, Leon 113, 142, 145 High, Vivian 51 Histand, Josephine 113, 155, 160 Hofer, Joy 85 Hoffmeyer, Melinda 113, 167 Hollinger, Ellen 65, 148, 149, 157 Hollins, Billie 51, 53, 219 Holsopple. Debra 51 Hooley. Daniel 113 Hooley, Gene 51. 202 Hooper, Carol 113, 143, 160 Hoover, Eldo 114 Hoover. Pearl 51 Horine, Carroll 51, 175 Horine, Jennie 85 Horn Patricia 65, 207 Horning, Julia 65,148,149.161. 194 205 Horst, Myron 51 Hostetler. David 114, 158 Hostetler, Elaine 51. 176, 177, 180 Hostetler, Kay 51, 163, 164 Hostetler. Ruth 51 Hostetler, Vernon 114 Hostetler. William 114 Hostetter, Richard 114, 143. 162, 175 Houser. Joiene 115 Howell, Gloria 52. 163 Hower. Amy 115, 160. 165 Huffer, Sherry 52 Hull, Rebecca 73, 79, 149 Hurst, Luke 166 Hurst, Mark 115 Hurst, Michael 54, 175 Huston, Elizabeth 65, 165 Huynh. Phuc 65 lnsley Jr., George 65 Jackson, Susan 65 James, Linda 167 Jantzi, Jacqueline 52. 55, 176 Jantzi. Kristine 65, 176, 177 Jantzi, Philip 166 Jenkins. Annette 85 Jenkins. Dwight 52, 73 Jenkins, R. Thomas 115. 145 Jicha. Lisa 115 Johnson, Deborah 85 Johnson. Kendra 116 Johnson, Lois 163, 167 Johnson, Natalie 116 Johnson. Sharon 65, 192 Johnson, Timothy 85. 94, 163 Johnston, Daniel 85 Jones. Elizabeth 116, 142, 145, 155 Kanagy, David 30, 85 Kantner. Kathy 52, 176. 177, 185 Karamata, Chris 85 Kaucher, Kathy 85. 160 Kauffman, Becky 65 Kauffman. Carol 85 Kauffman, Glen 65 Kauffman, James 66, 73, 163 Kauffman, Julia 117, 155 Kauffman. Richard 116, 171 Kauffman, William 52 Kauffman II, E. Wayne 116, 144, 205 Kaufman, Marcia 52, 53. 219 Keeler, Mary 52 Keim, Melody 166 Kendall, Lizabeth 86, 157 Kendrick, Jessie 86 Kennel, Elvin 66,158.161,174,175, 185 Kennel, John 77, 86. 148, 149 Kennel. Timothy 158, 167 Kern. Elanna 66 Kim, In 86 Kimball, Carol 52. 59 Kindy, Joanne 66 King, E. Robert 66 King, Daniel 86, 95. 160, 165. 175 King, Deborah 86, 93 King. Earl 86, 94.148,149. 161, 162, 194 King, Kevin 117 King. Laurita 52 King, Nancy 86, 87 King, Sharon 86 King. Steven 86. 162 236 Martin, Larry 67, 73, 155 Martin, Laurel 121 Martin, Rachel E. 121, 158 Martin, Rachel M. 87 Martin, Randall 67, 157 Martin, Robert 67 Martin, Rowena 87 Martin, Timothy 87, 160 Marvin, Janette 4, 10, 67 Masincup, Edith Chris 53, 181 Mast, Carla 122 Mast, Clifford 54, 160, 162 Mast, Daniel 87, 96, 162 Mast, Roger 54, 175, 184 Mast, Ruby 87 Mast, Vicki 67 Maust, Cynthia 87 Mayhue, Mark 87, 155 McCoy, Brenda 78 McElroy, Sandra 53 McElwee, Richard 66 McMullen, Matthew 67 Merkley, Mark 67 Metzger, Gail 54, 195 Metzler, Donna 53, 54, 93, 219 Michael, Diana 122 Miller, Anna 167 Miller, Beth 141 Miller, Brenda 87 Miller, Carmeleta 54, 60 Miller, Cheryl 54 Miller, Connie L. 54, 195 Miller, Connie S. 48, 54 Miller, Darlene 80 Miller, Derwood 67 Miller, Elda 67, 163 Miller, Elizabeth 54, 67 Miller, Ellen 122, 149, 201, 204 Miller, Gaylord 67, 160, 205 Miller, Gloria 54, 181 Miller, Greg 67, 75 Miller, Heidi 67 Miller, I. Keith 87 Miller, Kenneth 54 Miller, Kristin 10, 67 Miller, Nancy 123, 145, 150, 151 Miller, Nanette 54 Miller, Noel 123 Miller, Pamela 87 Miller, Rose 54 Miller, Ross 67, 161 Miller, Sandra 54, 59, 158 Miller II, James 175 Moffet, Eric 88 Mohamed, Naeim 123, 143 Moore, Joanne 88 Moshier, Dawn 88 Moshier, Terry 54 Moyer, Alice 123 Moyer, David 67 Moyer, Donna 54, 60 Moyer, Henry 68 Moyer, Joan 68, 156 Moyer, Joyce 54 Moyer, S. Denise 67, 161 Moyer, Steve 54 Moyer, Ted 55, 178 Moyers, Karen 9, 123, 164 Moyers, Susan 122, 164 Muganda, Beatrice 55 Mulugetta, Martha 55 Munk, John 97 Murphy, Laura 68, 206 Murray, Paul 144 Musselman, Kendall 55, 57 Myer, Victoria 68, 193 Naffziger, Crystal 88, 163, 205 Nafziger, Sylvia 124 Nanfelt, Terri 55 Nath, Beverly 68, 219 Nath, Ronald 68 Nesselrodt, Rose 88, 158 Neuschwander, Carlos 21, 125 Nguyen, An 124 Nice, Grace 55, 163, 199 Nice, Janet 55. 207 Nice, Kathleen 88, 155 Nicely, Ann 124. 144 Nichols, Lynn 55 Noftsier, Bonnie 55 Nolt, I. Wesley 88, 165, 171 Noil, Rebecca 124 Norbom, Eric 166 Norman, David 124 Northup, Richard 175 Nussbaum, John Mark 68 Nussbaum, Phil 125, 142, 145 Nussbaum, Ruth 68 Nyce, Steven 48, 88 Oberholzer, Rhonda 68, 205 Ours, Barbara 125, 180, 181, 185 Overholt, Deborah 88 Owens, Judy 55 Paige, Johnnie 68 Palmer, Roger 125 Pansi, Freddy 88, 93, 175 Park, Erin 55 Patterson, Cheryl 88 Peachey, Charlene 68, 172 Pebworth, Frances 55, 93 Peery, Penny 55, 59 Pegram Jr., Roger 68 Pentecost, Thomas 125 Perry, Sylvia 68 Petersheim, Beth 96, 165 Petersheim, David 88 Peterson, David 126 Petrie, Carol 55 Petry, Mary 55, 60, 219 Phillips, Kevin 157 Phillips, L. Beth 88, 96, 160 Plett, Grant 55 Poirot, Elizabeth 126 Pollard, Roland 73, 178, 179, 184 Polykandriotis, Nicholas 55, 175 Powers, Sharon 88 Prater, Connie 126, 160 Presley, Joseph 88 Price, Elizabeth 88 Price, Judy 88 Pruitt, Naomi 126, 155 Quesenberry, Jonathon 59, 149, 163, 182, 205 Questel Jr.. Joseph 126 Raines, Rebecca 127 Ralph, Joan 55, 181 Ramer, Mary Jane 127 Ranck, Eunice 68. 156 Ranck. Patricia 47, 88, 95,150, 151. 219 Rankin, Barbara 88. 165 Ray, Randy 68, 94, 148, 149 Redcay, Cynthia 127 Reed Jr., Richard 55 Reese, Elsie 88 Reesor, Carol 55 Reimer, Judith 127, 148, 149 Reimer, Julie 166, 208 Reinford, J. Lynette 128 Replogle, Sharon 68 Rhodes, Raleigh 68, 77, 142 Rhodes, Richard 89, 93 Richard. Kent 89, 161 Rines, Joan 130 Risser, Jewel 89, 160 Risser, Ruth Ann 127, 165 Rissler, Jay 68 Rissler, Ruth 56 Ritchie, Keith 68 Rittenhouse, Debra 89, 149. 205 Rittenhouse. Eric 89 Students Slavens, Timothy 56 Smith Coraleta 90, 157 Smith, Debora 134 Snavely, Patricia 132, 162, 172 Snider, Glenda 90 Snyder, Deborah 53, 56, 172, 173, 201, 219 Snyder, Judith 161, 219 Solhjoo, Guitanaz 90 Sollenberger, Dale 69 Sollenberger, Freda 69, 156, 161 Speigle, Jayne 133, 160, 219 Spicher, James 90, 162, 163 Sprong, Ralph 56 Sprowl, Cynthia 133 Stahl, Milonica 138, 191 Stahl, Ramona 166 Statema, Astrid 90 Stauffer, Ardell 134, 150, 151, 208 Stauffer, Brenda 90 Stauffer, Esther 91 Stauffer, Janice 56, 156 Stauffer, Rosemary 134 Steckly, Edward 56 Stephens, Kay 176 Stetter, Susan 134 Stickley, Barbara 56, 181 Stoll, Richard 163 Stoltzfus, Arthur 166 Stoltzfus, Beverly 91 Stoltzfus, Crystal 56 Stoltzfus, Douglas 57 Stoltzfus, Grant 57, 60, 81 Stoltzfus, Lois 180, 181 Stoltzfus, Mildred 69, 176 Stoltzfus, Yvonne 69 Stonestreet, M. Gayle 135 Stout, Carol 69 Stout, Karl 69 Stubbs, Alice 69, 163 Stutzman, Anna 135 Stutzman, Beverly 69 Stutzman, Cathy 163, 208 Stutzman, Lorraine 131, 191 Stutzman, Mark 91, 205 Sulc, Beverly 70, 176 Sunderland, Tamara 80, 158, 195 Suter, P. Terry 131 Swartley, Cindy 131, 141, 149, 205 Swartley, J. David 70, 74, 75, 187 Swartley, R. Dean 131, 161 Swartz, Paul 70, 77, 149 Swartz, Ruth Ann 135, 158 Swartz, Susan 135 Swartzendruber, Larry 70, 195, 200 Swartzentruber, E. Philip 91 Swartzentruber, Marlene 133 Swartzentruber, Merlin 91, 142, 145, 165, 175, 192 Swartzentruber, Rose 70, 215 Swecker, Beverly 70, 81 Swift, Laurie 135 Swope, Carolyn 70, 157 Teague, Wanda 136, 143, 160, 163 Tharp, Ardel 57, 163 Thomas, Debra 70, 229 Thomas, Ronald 91, 148, 149 Thomas, Sheila 70 Thornton, Kathy 136 Thrash, Mamie 136 Tippenhauer, Vicki 91, 176 Tjingaete, Abel 93, 175 Trauger, Sharon 70, 161, 208 Troyer, Maxine 136, 164 Troyer, Robert 136 Troyer. Terrence 70, 163, 205 Truitt. Jody 70, 75 Tsegaye, Gebre 57. 158 Tusing, Juanita 137 Tusing. Sherwin 70 Valentine Jr., Leslie 72 Vanpelt, Debbie 57 Vega, Juan 70 Vensko, David 57, 60. 156, 194 Visserman, Angela 57 Visserman. Kristie 70 Visserman, Sharon 70 Vrolijk. Judith 70 Waggy, Patricia 57 Wagler, James 137, 144 Wagner, Jo Ann 91 Wagner, Susan 91 Wakefield, Connie 70 Waller, Paula 91, 161 Wampler. Sharon 71 Wanner, Lois 91 Warne. Cheryl 57 Watkins, Susan 71. 72, 81, 165 Watts, Kimberlv 57, 181 Waybill, Peter 136, 160. 162. 201 Waybill, Steven 71, 81 Weaner, Barbara 57, 172 Weaver, Carol 91 Weaver, Douglas 137 Weaver, Kathrvn 57 Weaver, Keith 71, 163, 226 Weaver, Kimberly 71, 75, 160 Weaver. Lavonne 138 Weaver, Susan 91. 93, 164, 176. 184 Weaver, Thomas 71. 77 Weaver. William 137, 174, 175 Weber, Carol 57, 161 Weber. Cheryl 138, 152, 153 Weber, Fern 71, 161 Weber. John 91 Weber, Julie 91 Weber, Nelson 91 Weber. Ronda 138 Wcidman, Gary 71 Wenger, Dale 91 Wenger. Roger 71 W'enger, Samuel 57 Wenger, Wendelin 91 Wert, Brenda 80, 154, 155 Wert. John 138. 152, 163 Wert, Sharon 91 White, Amy 164 White, Kathye 139 Whitfield. Beverly 57 Widmer, Laura 91, 155 Widrick, Cheryl 58 Willem. Maxine 139 Wise. Susan 71. 76 Witmer, Carol 71 Witmer, Duane 167 Witmer, Lois 139 Witmer, Marjorie 158 Witmer, R. Lamar 71, 72, 73 Witmer, Rachel 71 Witmer, Rita 71 Witmer, Sharon 58 Witmer, Sharon 139 Witmer-Yoder, Arlene 140 Wolfer, Gwen 80 Wollen, Nancy 71, 163 Wood, Natalie 58 Workman, Joseph 58 Wright, Lori 71. 74, 160 Wyse, Carmen 71 Wyse. Donovan 58. 194 Faculty And Staff 238 Brunk, Erma 25 Brunk, Gerald 43 Bumbaugh. Arlene 25 Byler, Betty 25 Byler, Jesse 34 Clague, Allen 30 Cleveland, Lucy 16 Coffman, Mary 20 Coffman, Robert 20 Collingwood, Ross 21, 28, 72, 155, 201 Collins, Lila 18 Davidhizar, John 21, 160 Davis, Abraham 21, 44 Davis, Sharmane 38 Derstine, Norma 23 Detrow, David 16 Detweiler, Richard C. 13, 14, 29, 211 Drescher, John 21, 28 Drescher, June 22 Eberly, Sherman 39, 178, 179 Eby, Betty Jo 18 Eby, Omar 35 Erb, Fern 24 Erb, J. Frederick 23 Fast, John 38 Foth, Donald 18, 19 Frey, Anna 35 Garber, Valda 40, 41 Gehman, Margaret 30 Gibson, Jean 19 Gingerich, Orval 39 Gingerich, Ray 32 Gingerich, Ruth 27 Glanzer, James 41, 45 Glanzer, P. David 43 Graber, Alvin 26 Gray, Sharon 33 Greaser, Verna 18, 19 Harder, Janet 36, 164 Hardinger, Ann 40 Harkins, Cynthia 26 Heatwole, Dorothy 20 Helmuth, Leslie 23, 44 Hensley, Carol 27 Hershberger, Ann 40, 162 Hershberger, Roger 27, 160, 209 Hershberger, Vira 20 Hertzler, Betty 17, 29 Hess, Christine 23 Hochstetler, Gary 20 Hochstetler, William 33 Hollinger, Lois 20 Horst, Elton 32, 171 Horst, Florence 20 Horst, John 37 Horst, Marie 16 Horst, Samuel 43, 45, 158 Hottinger, Gladys 20 Huber, Vida 40 Hutchinson, Sue 34 Jantzi, Dorothy 16 Jantzi, Vernon 42 Johnston, Michelle 25 Kauffman, Elroy 18 Kauffman, Miriam 27 Kauffman, N. Leroy 33 Keim, Albert 15, 29 Keim, Leanna 18 Kellers, Peggy 39 Kempfer, Joyce 22 King, Catherine 26 King, Evelyn 17 Krall, Naomi 34 Kuhns, Harold 24, 26 Kuhns, Joyce 20 Kuhns, Olive 41, 45 Kuhns, Vera 20, 24 Kurtz. L. Eldon 26 Kyler, Marijke 30. 45 Landes, Anita 19 Landes, Roland 39 Landis, Jay 35 Landis, Peggy 27 Landis. Steven 19 Lapp. Jerold 30 Layman, Lois 42 Lehman. Esther 34. 158 Lehman, Galen 43. 44 Lehman. James O. 25 Lehman, Joanna 20 Lehman, Lola 34 Lehman, Wilmer 37 Lind. Mary Beth 36 Little. Gail 38 Longaerc, Esther 18 MaePherson, Pam 24 Marner, Rosanna 18 Martin. Esther 17, 29 Martin, Phil 26 Martin, Virginia 20 Mast, Ervin 42 Mast, Harvey 22, 205 Mast. Joseph 37 Mast. Susan 17 Maust, Gretchen 23 Mellinger. A. Clair 31 Miller, David 26 Miller. David F. 23 Miller, Gloria 26 Miller, Janice 26 Miller, Linda 20 Miller, Marv 40 Miller, Mary Ellen 16 Miller, Miriam 23 Miller, Samuel 30 Millette, Harlan (Lanny) 27, 84. 161 Minter. Cindy 20 Mitchell, Patricia 40 Nafziger. Kenneth 3-8, 163 Nesselrodt, C. Delbert 26 Newcomer, Kenneth 26 Nolt. Larry 23 Norman, Cathy 23 O’Brien. William 33 Otto, Louise 16 Ours, Helen 20 Oversmith, Joan 33 Pellman, Hubert 35 Pellman, Mildred 25 Pierce. Jan 43 Ramer, J, Robert 33 Rediger, Wesley 27, 209 Redmond, Betty 40 Rogers. Pat 20 Rush, Deborah 26 Rushby, William 42 Sachs. Stephen 38. 44, 205 Sauder, Marian 27. 148, 149. 161 Seitz, Delbert 33 Seitz. Kathryn 34 Shenk, Byron 39. 174 Shenk, Calvin 32. 155 Shenk, John 26 Shenk, Margaret 25 Shenk, Marie 15 Shenk. Peggy 15 Shimcr, Rosemary 40 Shirk, S. Darlene 40 Showalter, Grace 25 Showalter, Lola 20