Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 235 of the 1963 volume:

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She invited communion even to the fringe where the poem dissolves into song. Her voice on Milton's lines was revelation, and in the silence afterward the voice was in our minds making the lines our own. With lips that curved she spoke the Thou. Then, relation was translated essence- RUTH M. BRACKBILL you meet tie lwmy God i MAuRicE T. BRACKBILI. The keen toce seorching olwoys for proportion comporing distonces from sun to sun from ort to science imoge to reolity or Word to world ond finding God the one Eternol Integrotor of the Thing ond Soul. Perspective olso in the Iough - the tortness of the humor in the eyes poking fun ot goloxies or humon toibles. But not o stotic entity his life. Remember the necessity thot drove this mon to speck, to teoch ondisomehow to excite us with the universe ond God. LINDEN M. WENGER I lbedmtion Connoisseur of graceful phrasing You have granted eloquent speech to Democritus and Hume to Plato and Kant. You have declined the comfort of retreat before the intellectual dilemma. With ineffable integrity, you have confronted the unresolvable. In quiet and profound address to the enduring Unknown you have disclosed redemptive meaning to us. Reasoned arbiter of our unreasoned volatility your posture of impeccable dignity of Christian love and philosophic concern Has spoken to us in sustaining soliloquy. Gmzmu Introduction , Faculty so c Studentsc as Organizations Athletics c lntormality s, High School Advertisements Epilogue 8 Fafwwofad Mon con never sit olone ond brood on the solitory word If he con not be si- lent. Either he must speok the word I-It ond busy himself with the cluttered world of things, or he must soy I-Thou with his whole being ond enter the world ot relotion, the world with- out bounds. Neither con mon stop moving. He is in flight, is groping, moving, Convers- ing, reoching, trembling, opprooching. Never until deoth does mon become rigid, but he moy ot lost find o confidence in move- ment. l-le con step surely omong the winds ond the whirlpools, knowing the heoven ot Thou is stretched out obove him. 9 M D' Where hitherto a heaven was established in a law, manifest to the senses, raising its light arch from which the spindle of necessity hangs, the wandering stars now rule in senseless and oppressive might. Yr '35 'if The eternol source of strength streoms, the eternol contoct persists, the eternol voice sounds forth, ond nothing more ft Little, disjointed, meaningless sounds still go out persistently into the void. But one doy, unforeseen, they will have become conversation. 12 Here is the verge of life, flight of on unfulfilled life to the senseless semblonce of fulfillment, ond its groping in o moze ond losing itself ever more profoundly. onxiety . . . the movement of the creature between the reolrns of vegetable security ond spiritual venture. 14 N Creation happens To us, burns itself into us, recasts us in burning-we tremble and are faint, we submit We take part in creation, meet the Creator, reach out to Him, helpers and companions. mgqlu WW ml ll 'L Agmfllfl iv, w 1.114514 ' ' .IUC 3 fs! - nl 'l ',': '1,.l 1 x ... , uv il L T N . Q1 U 0 s F 1 . l l H n I N.. 4 r Fl' .mv 1 I x gx . 4 'Q of v If P K' . ,rw H P I .arm J I f H K yi, Que, L 'us p '1 .l J -,-if , O tm tv 1, ' .I 45 C ,JMR 1 'KN' 1 I E .yur h 75. .. , .V v w' N .5-raga -'M':H if L ' 4-:f'3fTf:i:g ' ' :.x . fl' ,, Q' . H fl 1 5, ,uf ,, .4 A . , 'xr sqm- 1 Q X3 N ,' ' jf ' 'ff-'Ti M sm-. W1 if f. 'um-9.5. X, 1 2' ' ':: 4' 1 . .1 YL? ' H 'K' 5 -' , mn- 'MQ -, ziehrqhi- K- 4: ,E 1 ,:4f,cl' I K I . Lyrfugi . faq will R 'In T., J A.: J' G ' '- L 31 ii ' 5. ','m'f ' X-,v -F Q Mu : ' :I gl A :UD L' 4 ' ' Q.. El, . 5: 'Q' 5 4. ,x '- - '. ' - -af.. .3-.,, 1, 31.1 . . Q.. P -j , 1 L . r 4. -1 H- - r' 5 A 1 r' - . ,f 5 -r -1 sf AA A -. f' A I ' .i. 1 wi . .- ' 14 'JJ' 13.1 'Y Q v A , ,KS '. ' . - ur .s V . ,. up . , 5.0-,p'fQ'? 'V' nh . ' . Aa-'. . si ' ' , ' -.' A I I P, 4-M. -1. , .Qi u,. O , P ' ' ff- . f ' .0 ' ,,, ' 4 ' e 4: Q'-Q 9 0 ' ' . .' 4 ll . . ' 'o.' ' 1: . U vo. 'n . .Q 'Nr ' 0 ' o d U' 4 0' ,' . 8 id 0 'Q . ' , C' 1 4 6' I I' . Q 4. O . 6 Y 5 . 4' 1 O Q ' ,C QQ 'C- ' ' I g , 4 . 4 ' O ' O' O g ' 0 ' 1 .9 f . f 1 ,I So long os the heoven of Thou is spread out over me the winds of causality cower of my heels, ond the whirlpool of Fote stays its course. lflhi-'Il i 0 l l'1f!-lui . l fbiffig U' 1 ' 'QVUQUHM z-ww-a-w.fw- it situ sgsgetsaghg 4 ,j A 4' 4 Q-if api!! Q51-Q . , U I v ' H W Y M0 Mir! Q 1 ' 't 9 .Q 1, ' 4 , HGH Here the Thou appeared to the man out of deeper mystery, addressed him even out of the darkness, and he responded with his life. Here the word has from time to time become life, and this life is teaching. 19 1 fr IRA E, MILLER, DEAN 21 Even the ideas in an accumulation of knowl- edge or the forms in a work of art are expres- sions in the world of it. Men can never fashion real being with such tools, nor can one man answer another's greatest needs by showing him how to manipulate more of these things. But fullness of being occurs in the I-Thou relationship, and a higher existence is that of teach- ing, of showing how life is lived in the spirit, face to face with the Thou. Such a life continually approaches and touches and manifests itself in living speech. 1 l xi Laban Peachey, Dean of Students H. .Ta t ..l Harold Lehman, Registrar l f Miriam Barge Clayton S. Berkey Merle W. Eshleman, MD Assistant Deon Business Manager College Physician of Women 22 Evelyn E. King, MEd Dean ot Women Robert J. Messner Assistant in Development Esther K. Longacre Emanuel Martin, BS RGCSDUONST Admissions Counselor Administrative Faculty l Qv R Lester C. Shank, MS Director of Public Relations Moses or Bertrand Russell? , 23 I ffl 2313! EJJE Emanuel Martin holds forth on the merits of Mitchell's perform- ance of Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony. Margaret M. Shenk, MA Librarian John M. Snyder Controller Milo D. Stahl, MS Samuel Z. Strong, MA Alphie A. Zook, MEd Assistant Librarian Field Secretory Dean of Men 24 :vu-Q41 'S nn-Q if Lewis J. Brubacher Kenton K. Brubaker, Mary C, Deputy, BA PhD RN, MS lnstructor in Chemistry Associate Professor of Biology Assistant Professor of Nursing QQ' Q-4 31-on l I S..- 1.4 A1 John L. Horst, Jr., BS Instructor in Astronomy A it--'W D. Ralph Hostetter, PhD Professor of Biology Either the tubes are bad or we forgot to plug it in, Mr, Lehman counsels Stanley Godshall. dar.-nm 'X A' -v Ju, l' 1 . , I t ' , .V 5 f W tag Q? ru fe- , t ,, U 54 :M ,--f if 1 :fl A, s Q 1 .. i,,..,. . ,Tw f' ,, its 'mfs ff- .1 M I l .. . 2.1 - zz 3 A at '-N . s .. w t' l ' K. .E , ... - . ' ,-a. ,,,- .. fi ,, , .5 , 4, . , u , A A 1 '.i:-f3H,'f'uf -iv ', . it v -.23 1.1'.'.'l' 4- , ,. 1 , . 1 . .. ' , .i 1 '-' - li- in- ': - ' 'Wi V25 -- - ' 'j--,.-Z tar, 4 ' my t'f'P A f'k. 'f w.i Fa-377 ff 't' . 1 A VY'-W lvfw-sf'-v:t vkat Yi,- 9-qgcrr 'Is 4 , 4, vb' ' ,M , 133.4 f'v2,,f 's sift if f e-eifif,z3 1 5 l'..'!?22ffi' Cffigl' ,Q mf . ..: , , N ...Hug 'Pfj-A-1 im. a-A fu: ff ? Merle E. Jacobs, PhD Professor of Biology 26 Carl S. Keener, MS Assistant Professor of Biology X-yZu411 Robert C, Lehman, EdD Wilmer R. Lehman, BA James L. Mullenex, MA Associate Professor gf physical Instructor in Mathematics Assistant Professor of Mathe- Science matics 3 ,, Homer A. Mumow, MS John Stahl, BS Daniel B. Suter, MA Associate Professor of Biology lnsfrucfor in Chemistry Associate Professor of Biology Natural Science ancl Mathematics ,. Robert B. Wenger, MS Instructor in Mathematics Av X 3? The sensitive Hydra flees before the glittering Eye. 27 Ni A. Don Augsburger MRE Myron S. Augsburger, Irvin B. Horst, MA Associate Professor of Christian ThM Associate Professor of Church Education Assistant Professor of Theology Hi5f0 Y Chester K. Lehman Bmthe' Rein ponders on ment Language and Literature incidental thought. AM, ThD Professor of Theology 'N G. Irvin Lehman, MA Associate Professor of Old Testa ew ,..p:. - John R. Mumaw, MRE Professor ot Practical Theology Herman R. Reitz, MA Instructor in New Testament Language and Literature New u- gpqqiwh E- L. ..,nvf Prof. Chester Lehman as Man in the composition Man and Sidewalk. Bible and Philosophy nn., J, Otis Yoder, ThD Linden M. Wenger, ThM Norman E. Yutzy, BD Professor of New Testament Assistant Professor of Philosophy Instructor in Bible Language and Literature 29 Uber den Brenner nach Italien fiihrendenu explains Mr. Gehman, is an adjective modifying Wegs, and incidentally the view from there is astounding. James R, Bomberger, MS Isaac L. Frederick, MEC! Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of Spanish Ernest G. Gehman, PhD Professor of German DOl'Ofl'1y Kernrer, MGfQOTet Martin, Earl Moustl MMUS Assign-,nf professor of Latin Associate Professor of Physical Assistant Professor of Music 30 Education and Arr 0l,.,,U, ek John M. Miller, BD Samuel E. Miller, MA Hubert R- Pellmon, PhD Instructor of Spanish Assistant Professor of Spanish P 0f9SS0 Of EYWQHSP Language, Literature A Fine Arts Audrey B. Shank, MA Grace I. Showalter, MA Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of English J. Mark Stauffer, MA Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Bomberger spies a Muse in the corner of A-215. ffwlq, , . '1'.?,1r'.'vT. . , w.f..l!1- n -i i'ffi ' 3. 1G-5'1eT'V1 W 1 1, v1,.'fvzfm-.. 4' .'- ,Qin-:-.q. ,,.i.,?,.,Lrkt,c,,..H .I F , 4 l I I' 1 , i u ,Ill ii. , ' X, y 4 v 1 5 T-au. ' J. Lester Brubaker, MA Eugene R. I-lostetler, BA Assistant Professor of Education Instructor in Physical Education Education and Psychology All the seas of Syria baked in her pie. fin- i 'url 41955 si-151-' Paul S. Kurtz, BA Daniel W. Lehman, MA Elsie E. Lehman, EdS Instructor in Psychology Professor Emeritus ot Education Assistant Professor of Education and Psychology 32 x.Z 1 ES'fl'1GF K- l-ehmflftf MA Harold D. Lehman, EdD Ira E. Miller, EdD ASSiSfOr1f Pl'0feSSOf of EdUC0fi0l'1 Professor of Education Professor of Education P. Melville Nafziger, MEd Assistant Professor of Education Mens 'WD' Laban Peachey, MEd Associate Professor of Psychology This would be an excellent moment to approach the Dean about that special permission. 33 .lc ., X! Harry A. Brunk, MA Associate Professor of History If you want a cracker, says Carol Jean Horst, you'll have to go and get if yourself. 9? Mary Emma S. Eby, EdD Mary Ethel Heatwole, MS 50ml-IGI L- HOVSTI MEd Professor of Home Economics Instructor in Home Economics ASSiSfCll'iT Professor of SOCi0l Science '55 1g.-- 'L X- . 75' ' ' 14 'X 4 .1 X h , s.,,, f 4 1 ka., X ' 'FUN Ruth S. S. Hostetter, MS John A. Lapp, MA Catherine R. Mumaw, MS Assistant Professor of Business Associate Professor of History Assistant Professor of Home Education Economics S ' I S ' ,S . ' Y it-vailhffi-44 P V... , . m,,,Q.. ,.3....,,, , . ' r f wwe' -i ......,.t. . numtizmr W7 Grant M. Stoltzfus, MA Assistant Professor of Sociology Arbiter of parliamentary procedure, Mr, Brunk has donned his toga and ap- proaches EMC's forums, 35 Elcorwor EUY Tillie Yoder Ula Martin Vero King Lydia Slabaugh 5 Fx .V l. .. i X r I1 li Tl .... Florence Jantzi Lucille Wideman T A Doreen Kauffman I 94 sw Ammon Heatwole ,itz ix. Y 1 0. . , A. , we xl. f ,sm J' , , , I s 'D f Carolyn Resslcr and Betty Mosemann Mary Yoder Lila Collins Robert Kauffman Edith Wenger Ruby Petersheim Mary Ethel Heatwole Luke Showalter and John Shenk ww dwg' A 1 V- Qi ig, K 'fi' ' 5,,F'imJl lv: m. , is ic l ,l 'il .1 ,ff-1-I -I .JPL-n U ' :ill ' ' i 2. if Araminta Shank, Mary Suter, Goldie Wenger, and Flo e H Betty Wenger Ruth Lehman Elton Bomberger l Marian Wenger Helen Miller Oliver Wenger, Wade Shank Gnd Raymond Smith l E l ' J Martha Heatwole Anna Showalter Ollie Good, Annie Wenger, Cora X i Lola Lehman - i , Rhoda Knicely and Nannie Showalter Mary Florence Shenk Lois Weaver Fannie Heatwole vu u 1 J-e A Smdem Men do not find God if they stay in the world. They do not find Him if they leave the world. He who goes out with his whole being to meet his Thou and carries to it all being that is in the world, finds Him who cannot be sought. 39 We can not discover God as a thing among the Its of the world, nor can we observe Him as a wholly Other, entirely separate from the world. But He is also the wholly Same, the wholly Present . . . the mystery of the self-evident, nearer to me than my I. We can not find God, but we can meet Him, our whole being encountering His living totality. To include the whole world in the Thou. . . to include nothing beside God but everything in him - this is full and complete relo- tion. DAVID W. AUGSBURGER ROY D KISER Harrisonburg, Virginia Stuarts Draft Virginia Bachelor of Divinity Bachelor of Divinity 40 iff Nevin Bender Harrisonburg, Virginia if dr' 'Winn George Brunk, Jr. Harrisonburg, Virginia R Roger Richer Harrisonburg, Virginia 1 S 'Irv-' ' VW-. X Michael Mast Fleetwood, Pennsylvania Nevin Bender, George Brunk, Jr., and Roy Kiser study in the hush of the seminary corner. , y 2. Us if vvf Willard Ressler Paul Zehr Dalton, Ohio Croghan, New York 41 Senior Class of 'I REUBEN ABASA Maseno, Kenya BS, Natural Science ,, I ff? KITSA ADAMIDOU Salonika, Greece BS, Home Economics RALPH ALDERFER Harleysville, Pennsylvania BS, Music 'QF' ,Q-1 .,,g? MARTHA K. AUGSBURGER Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Elementary Education DWIGHT BEACHY :- NAOMI W. BEILER Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics MARLENE K. BENNER Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Home Economics Mylo, North Dakota BS, Natural Science DAVID BOMBERGER Mount Joy, Pennsylvania BA, English SANDRA BEVERLIN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education G. EDWIN BONTRAGER Akron, New York BA, Bible, Sociology MARTHA L. CHARLES Bareville, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education Vp? JACQUELINE CLAUDE New Holland, Pennsylvania BA, Modern Languages .. 'f A ,i 'T- HENRY DIENER NORMA R. DICKERSON Fentress, Virginia BS, Nursing Harrisonburg, V BA, Bible irginia J. MARK FREDERICK, JR. Mertztown, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, Sociology JEAN GARBER Lancaster, Pennsylvania BS, Nursing CARL FREY Lancaster, Pennsylvania BA, Biology DORCAS M. GOOD Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Elementary Education ERLA B. GOOD Wallenstein, Ontario BA, Elementary Education X.. 4 ww. ARTHUR HAMPTON Willow Hill, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science ,Q 1 .45 A, . ,jk--x WILLARD HELMUTH LYDIA ANN HERR Willow Street, Pennsylvania Streetsboro, Ohio BA, Natural Science BS, Elementary Education JANICE HERTZLER Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Home Economics if 'io X. L...- PAUL KAUFFMAN Beach City, Ohio BS, Biology , HDS, 9 A, , KENNETH W. ISNER Ridgeley, West Virginia BS, Elementary Education ZELLA MAXINE KAUFFMAN Minot, North Dakota BA, Elementary Education ZOLLA PAULINE KAUFFMAN Minot, North Dakota BA, Bible i l ALBERT KEIM Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, History 'ix tn. IRA A. KURTZ, JR. WALTER L. KING Westover, Maryland BS, Natural Science Morgantown, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, History LYDIA KURTZ Jefferson, North Carolina BS, Elementary Education PAUL LEHMAN Boswell, Pennsylvania BA, Natural Science R. LAVERNE LANDIS Lansdale, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science MARILYN H. LICHTY Blue Ball, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education GUNTHER LILL Rochester, Pennsylvania BS, Natural Science MARIAN L ONGENECKER Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania BA, English NOAH S. MARTIN Lititz, Pennsylvania BA, Bible, History FLOYD MAST Greenwood, Delaware BS, Natural Science CLARA MARTIN New Holland, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics 42 52,2 , wr 1 'l? LYDIA MATTAR Jerusalem, Jordon BS, Natural Science , ,. , r A: 9 ,.-fi- . 1, V, 1, . VERNON A. MAST Gochranville, Pennsylvania BS, Biology ETHEL L. MELLINGER Sarasota, Florida BS, Elementary Education DAVID S. MESSNER Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Philosophy FRED W. MILLER Iowa City, Iowa BA, Elementary Education, English D. PAUL MISHLER Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Elementary Education BARBARA MOHLER Stevens, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education HAROLD MILLER Arthur, Illinois BA, History riffs Z' '97 VERNA MAE MOHLER Denver, Pennsylvania BA, English BRIAN MOORE Marianna, Pennsylvania BA, Bible D. GLENN MYERS Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Natural Science LOIS E. NEWCOMER York, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics C. WAYNE OWEN Richmond, Virginia BA, Bible, English BERTHA ANN ROGGI E JOHN E. REED Honey Brook, Pennsylvania BA, Chemistry Woodville, New York BS, Elementary Education JOYCE L. RUTT New Holland, Pennsylvania BA, Mathematics fi CHARITY SHANK Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Nursing 45? DANIEL R. SHENK Denbigh, Virginia BA, Sociology GRACE ELAINE SENSENIG Ephrata, Pennsylvania BS, Education ROWLAND SHANK Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Psychology Tw- WILLARD SHERTZER Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Bible LOIS W. SNAVELY LEON SHROCK Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Bible Lititz, Pennsylvania BA, English JEAN E. SNYDER Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, English as 'Z CONCHITA HARRIET STAMBAUGH Spring Grove, Pennsylvania BS, Nursing MARY ELLEN STOLTZFUS Morgantown, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics MURIEL STRUNK Spring City, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education BETTY SWARTZ Au Gres, Michigan BS, Elementary Education DONALD D. SWARTZ Au Gres, Michigan BA, Psychology, Bible MARY KATE SWARTZ EN DRU BER Parnell, Iowa BS, Sociology ERNEST SWARTZENTRUBER Schuyler, Virginia BS, Elementary Education LORIS SWARTZEN DRU BER Parnell, lowa BS, Elementary Education ROSE WEAVER THELMA SWARTZENTRUBER Schuyler, Virginia BA, English Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, English ALMA JEAN WERT McAlistervilIe, Pennsylvania BS, Home Economics ESTHER WERT Bareville, Pennsylvania BS, Elementary Education ROBERT K. WERT Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, Bible, History CARL V. YODER Harrisonburg, Vir BA, Bible ginia DOROTHY J. YODER Mill Creek, Pennsylvania BS, Nursing GERALDINE WILCOX Port Allegany, Pennsylvania BS, Chemistry 6 Q-I? LEE M. YODER Harrisonburg, Virginia BA, History LAVERNE Z. YODER Harrisonburg, Virginia BS, Elementary Education PAUL R. YODER, JR. Medway, Ohio BS, Natural Science MILDRED LOUISE ZIEGLER Richmond, Virginia BA, English MARY K. ALDERFER NELSON DRIVER STANLEY E. KROPF Telford, Pennsylvania Waynesboro, Virginia Lebanon, Oregon AA, Business AA, General AA, Bible Associate in Arts EMILY V. STRONG GRANT D. WEAVER RUTH WESTENBERGER Harrisonburg, Virginia New Holland, Pennsylvania Steelton, Pennsylvania AA, General AA, Business AA, General Naomi Bechtold Lancaster, Pa. Donald Bender Greenwood, Del. Miss Sensenig, daughter of the humanities, in a posture of literary exasperation. l 036. Y -. , v if Iv Q? Richard Benner Margaret Birky Robert Bosley Ray Brubacher Paul Brunk Harrisonburg, Va. Detroit Lakes, Minn. Lancaster, Pa. Elmira, Ontario Harrisonburg, Vo f -Q, A 4? QQ' David Burkholder John Clymer, Jr. John Eshleman Kenneth Eshleman Harrisonburg, Va. Quarryville, Pa. Greencastle, Pa. Harrisonburg, Va. i Lois Fretz Vincent Frey Hagerstown, Md. Archbold, Ohio 'Q Esther Garber John Gingerich Lois Ann Glick Lancaster, Pa. Hartsville, Ohio Boyertown, Pa. 7 POUI Godsholl Carl Good ' Evelyn Good Paul Harnish Dwayne Hartman Quakertown, Pa. Lititz, Pa. Tanksley, Ky. I-Oncosfer, Pa. Elida, Ohio in. Richard Headings Lebanon, Ore. Janeth Heatwole Waynesboro, Va. Scrooge's 25th change of heart at E.M.C. leaves the Cratchits as joyful as ever. i....Ii .lv 1. vb. lmgs L X If V 65 Nancy Heinrich Au Gres, Mich. .L Ethel Hershey Hulda Hershey John Henry Hess Lgrry Hess Paradise, Pa. New Holland Pa Lmtz Pa Witness the daily death of Barbara Mohlers hopes for ill and absentee professors xg-N Patricia Hosletter Vernon .lantzl Josephine Kanagy Harrisonburg, Va Au Gres Much Belleville Pa Brenda Kauffman Melvin Keim McVeytown, Pa. Oak Park, Va. Q . Mary and Leo go up the steps together. Ei3:ig:f::1-fl.. JUHIOFS TN M .gs Dorothy Kolb Naomi Kolb Harold Kooker John Kreider Cora Kurtz Spring City, Po. Spring City, Pa. l-larleysville, Pa. Oxford, Pa. Elverson, Pa. Marilyn LGl'1diS Ferne Lapp Susan Leaman Carroll Lehman Emmq Longenecker Lancaster, Pa. Leola, Pa. Porkesburg, Pc. Oxford, Pa. Middletown, Pa. 4. , When loneliness arises, ing ofthe rain. I I Q- ' it shall be answered the pour- . 'N .5 4. f Leo Martin Maugansville, Md. 4? :N- Q. is Raymond Martin East Earl, Pa. ll 59' Au, buff John Mast Joseph Mast A. Clair Mellinger David Miller David J. Miller Clarence Center, N. Y. Clarence Center, N. Y. Ephrata, Pa. Corfu, N. Y. Harrisonburg, Va LA.- ...s Qs lk? V? Margaret Miller Louise Myers Sandra Nafziger Carl Newswanger 68 Middlefgwnl po, Doylesfown, Pg. Kglong, Iowa Gordonville, Pa. 14+ f .'g -Q Qu 'Qv Yr , Orpha Newswanger J. Marlin Nissley Chester, Pa. Bainbridge, Pa. Clean Nyce John Petersheim Easton, Pa r' Qs bs Ethel Ranck Mary Rittenhouse Mary Roth Nelson Roth Lancaster, Pa. Franconia, Pa. Albany, Oregon Masontown Pa .gl James Rush Quakertown, Pa. Vs George Saufley Port Republic, Va. ,.?. . . . with beaded bubbles winking at the brim 511. Xxt Marlene Schrock Arlene Sensenig Nancy Shank Emily Grace Shenk Ontario, Calif. Akron, Pa. Broadway, Va. Dcnbigh, Va. fr fini' U M Fm V I 5 fw , 1 IV .JN ,'..,, E A bb ' , its wil l l , -,N fi?-, -L 7,5 -,,., ,, A K is . 34 -' Q Ruth Shisler Allene Smucker Joseph Stambaugh Elam Stoltztus Pcnnsburg, Pa. Harrisburg, Ore. Spring Grove, Pa. New Columbia, ' ,f K-sr A - M: w Berdella Stutzman Donald Troyer Lebanon, Ore. Hutchinson, Kansas lg l. .d K A 'U' , .f F 'Q Dale Umble Dorothy Umble Elsie VanPelt Sadsburyville, Pa. Atglen, Pa. Columbiana, Ohio l Harvey Yoder looking about him for his breastplate. SL. Q Robert Vetter Lois Weaver Harrlsonburg, Va. New Holland, Pa. if , - ,f - X-49 ' ,- , , Nr 4 V 5, A Hilti -,,N, . .: ' i' H . . ,.4,,- ,f.?.' Marvin Weaver Harrisonburg, Va. I J u n IO Robert Weaver Esther May Wert Lois Wert Harrrsonburg, Va. Bareville, Pa. Manheim, Pa. ' ,I fr 1 11 You do love to be held, don't you? .lA'H W L- Q' i ,Env Christine Yoder George Yoder Spartansburg, Pa. Allensville, Pa. Q... HOFVSY Yoder L. Wayne Yoder Sheldon Yoder Catherine Yost Rochelle, Va. Denbigh, Va. Kalono, Iowa Quarryville, Pa. A , -1 ' 7 'file 4 , .. , w,.....v-V..-f .1, H, 1 'vga W N1-. .J..:...g f s ,. ! , lixfil YEAH- 'S' 1' x 5 ., ' U. 5' . .A :O , S 9 uf ' ff . 'i iff A 5' t,,z A sigitwm f . 9 's. digg.: Klee aff NN Q They have told him twenty times that the lounge is not for lounging. i 1 X iff - 'erswpfi ., A 1 5. Gordon Balbirnie Harrisonburg, Va. Dawn Batterman Harrisonburg, Va. Nancy Baumgartner West Liberty, Ohio Constance Beachy Darien Center, N. Y. Paul Beiler Elverson, Po. Anna Mary Black Knoxville, Tenn. Eileen Boettger Tofield, Alberta Joyce Bontrager Kalona, Iowa L91 .I A Richard Alderfer Lancaster, Pa. Ronald Alderfer Harleysville, Pa. Matilda Bontrager Darien Center, N. Y. 'Q BQ Daniel Bowman Harrisonburg, Va. I 5 . 1 Frances Brubaker Lancaster, Pa. Truman Brunk, Jr. x,,.N R Harrisonburg, Va. 4. Q. Q i '73-'z ' .i x.d?' R, KL. .wg . in s.. ,hy Elva Buckwalfer Carolyn Charles Chiu Ching Cheung Leanne Clemens Ranks, Pa. East Petersburg, Pa Hong Kang, China Telford, PG. Paul Clemmer J. Paul Clymer Merle G. Cordell Royersford, Pa. Quarryville, Pa. Harrisonburg, Va. 1 'Ur Willard Eberly Lloyd Eby Harrisonburg, Va. Chambersburg, Pa. Joyce Erb Mary Geiser Harrisburg, Pa. Apple Creek, Ohio Mabel Gingerich Jessie Gingrich Turner, Michigan Albany, Oregon A- gg. Sylvia Clemens Lansdale, Pa. Verna Diener Harrisonburg, Va. Sophomores Miss Ruff, counselor, gleefully points out The button that runs the whole place -the warning bell of the social room. v Ls- . D. Marvin Glick Dorothy Godshall Sf0 1lGY Godshall Smoketawn, Pa. Quakertown, Pa. Harleysville, Pa. Verna Mae Godshall Anna Lois Graybill James Hackman Telford, Pa. East Earl, Pa. Carstairs, Alberta 41' Carolyn Harman Jewel Harman Julia Hartzler Mount Crawford, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. Allensville, Pa. Carolyn Shank, the budget-minded consumer, looks about for what she may devour. . to 3 , I as 1 l l L, Q.- b- .A U S. ,: l ., i-ig' I i I K John Herr Leona Hochstetler Rodney Houser Delores Kauffman Harry Lee King East Earl, Pa. Kalispell, Mont. Lancaster, Pa. McVeytown, Pa. Westover, Md. 74 Sophomores Paul Layman Denbigh, Va. James Logan Harrisonburg, Va. Robert Longacher Denbigh, Va. James Longacre Barto, Pa. Alton Longenecker Mechanicsburg, Pa. Harun Maitarya Tarime, Tonganyika Barbara Martin Elida, Ohio Elvin Martin Harrisonburg, Va. L Ervin Mast Harrisonburg, Va Ella Mae Miller Uniontown, Ohio Ernest Miller Harrisonburg, Va. Nathan Miller Lexington, Ohio lcy lights colorless walls and a sterile repost provoke anguished questions of the meaning Susanna Mast Julius Mottijo Lois Mellinger . Clarence Center, N. Y Musoma, Tanganyiko Ephrata, Po. 5-4 Martha Richard Ivan Rohrer James Roth Wooster, Ohio ,, DI ii Ti . -1 , , ...Hu , , 1' - nf: 2-. ll'xX 'V' Olive Miller Barbara Mosemann Beula Moyer Ronald Moyer Lucille Mumaw Lexingtoh, Ohio Akron, Pa. Lederach, Pa. Telford, Pa. Dalton, Ohio Jeanette Nice B. Lloyd Nice Mona Nofziger Donald Pellman JOrY1eS Ranck Harleysville, Pa. Harrisonburg, Va. Wauseon, Ohio Harrisonburg, Va l-GVICOSTG-r, Pa. ,... Mary Anne Ruhl June Sauder Harrisonburg, Vg, Duchess, Alberta S0UdefSbUfQ, PG' New l'l0llOr1Cl, Pa. Hat! Joyl Grandisonl jl5fZW1f .f fl, Paul Schaefer Linville, Va. Jacob Sch rock Kalona, Iowa '.'1','f. . - N' '- K - ',.-..,-, .,,.-Y, . M., '..'- .'.' ,',','. .' gm-. -iff. .r 4. . . 1 We Leland Schweitzer Filer, Idaho A dbh Carolyn Shank Hagerstown, Md. Norman Shank Harrisonburg, Vo. 'W Us fp. Z I Ellen Shenk Harrisonburg, Va. Samuel Showalter Broadway, Va. Eugene Shelly Brewton, Ala. fe L C. .w Q John Shertzer Lancaster, Pa. Paul Shrock Harrisonburg, Va. pt ,X 'K at 1,1 Nate Miller hungrily eyes his daily ration of gruel Sophomores 'Dew Allan Shirk East Earl, Pa. Amanda Snader Denver, Pa. Harley Showalter Timberville, Va. Martine Stauffer Phoenixville, Pa. P' gs Q- A S Q.. . me l is 'Q' Janet Showalter Broadway, Va. Allen Stoltzfus Harrisonburg, Va. . J E? Wltness the plight of the technological proletariat. Susan Weaver East Earl, Pa. Karen Wenger Wayland, lowa J. Lloyd Wert McAlisterville, Pa. X - 'SM as .gag s. 5. QQ- Q I Dale Stoltzfus Fleetwood, Pa. Elvin Stoltzfus Porkesburg, Pa. 1-X 95 George Wicker Homer Witmer James Witmer Monroe Yoder N. Wayne Yoder Harrisonburg, Va. Salem, Ohio Salem, Ohio Grantsville, Md. Medway, Ohio Stanley Yoder Valentine Yutzy Michael Zehr Pearl Zehr Donald Ziegler Harrisonburg, Va. Plain City, Ohio Woodville, N. Y. CroQl'10f1, N. Y. Richmond, YG- O Rachel Alderfer Lansdale, Pa. Rosario Array Mexico City, Mexico Charles Bauman Denbigh, Va. Miriam Bauman Earlington, Pa. Wilbur Bauman Earlington, Pa. Lois Bechtel Spring City, Pa, Carol Beck Elkhart, Ind. Karen Begly Smithville, Ohio Leroy Berry, Jr. Sarasota, Fla. Donovan Beyeler Waynesboro, Va. Donna Bishop Telford, Pa. Elarn Blank Strasburg, Pa. Martha Boll Lititz, Pa. Henry Bomberger Elm, Pa. Rhoda Book Ronks, Pa. Ervin Borntrager Millersburg, Ind. Judy Branner Harrisonburg, Va Robert Brennemon Goshen, Ind. Freshmen 'R' ... IIN., i te. A in P r 1 T' X K X wflil -Q 1 .1 rigor mentis. FredlBruba ker Lancaster, Pa. Robert Buckwalter Wellsville, NY. Martha Burgard Spring Grove, Pa. Wayne Burkhart Brutus, Mich. Joseph Burkholdcr Waynesboro, Va. Ruby Burkholder Shreve, Ohio BK QU- .. lx X ,rw Ruby Byler Belleville, Pa. Galen Campbell Stuarts Draft, Va. Lewis Campbell Dayton, Va. Peter Christophel Harrisonburg, Va Brenda Curry Harrisonburg, Va. William Curry Harrisonburg, Va. Harriet Delp Harrisonburg,Va, Helen Delp Harleysville, Pa. Gerald Derstine Souderton, Pa. Gladys Derstine Franconia, Pa. Ronald Detweiler West Chester, Pa. Eugene Diener Harrisonburg, Va. Evelyn Driver Waynesboro, Va. Philip Duncan Stuarts Draft, Va. Maurice Eby Alanson, Mich, Elaine Erb Frazee, Minn. K' .n f 'WM iz T S ,-, . Lorraine Erb B l Frozee, Minn. -55 t. William Erb if Canton, Ohio l I T ' Helmut Esa U 5 1 Plilfligheim, Ger. v Clair Esch l-larrisonbu bv i 1- . I SL . A - .,-. v 1,1 tl V91 Va. Kenneth Fisher Coatesville, Po. Beryl Forrester Woodville, N.Y. Evangeline Gable West Salem, Ohio Arthur Gorges Doylestown, Pa. Margaret Gascho lmlay City, Mich. Ada Gehrnan Barto, Po. James Gehman Barto, Po. Jane Glick Recdsville, Po. Carl Swartz, Kenny l-less ond the coke bottle Dolores Godshall Green Lane, Po. Joyce Gogel Phoenixville, Pa. Catherine Good Dalton, Ohio Leon Good Lititz, Po. Joon Graybill Mt. Joy, Pa. Thelma Graybill Lancaster, Pa. Martyne Hackman Carstairs, Alberta James Halteman Harleysville, Po. -vs Qfv A V W 'X i W? gs it-3 - f r-- - . ' 1 .-5 Q I i b 3.455 K X ,e- if 1 rf. -h'g,,f f . 82 Atop the purple mountains of Virginia, friendship forms whose fragrance still will linger. Peggy Halteman Harleysville, Pa. Donnie Halterman Harrisonburg, Vg, Ernest Halterman Bergton, Va. Carl Hansen Duchess, Alberta Mary Hamish Lancaster, Pa. Dervin Hart Myerstown, Pa. Christine Headings West Liberty, Ohio Q.. PSE' -. 1 Kenneth Hess Lancaster, Pa William Hess Manheim, Pa. Grandison Hill Mark Hcatwole Harrisonburg, Va. Betty Helmuth Plain City, Ohio Joyce Hershberger Johnstown, Pa. Maretta Hershberger Grantsville, Md. Washington, D.C, Marietta Hochstetler Goshen, lnd. Patricia Hooley Kalispell, Mont. Virginia Horst Rittman, Ohio David Hostetler Holsopple, Pa. Douglas Hostetter Harrisonburg, Va. W .Xl 4 Qt Nancy Hurst Broadway, Va. rf! A if, Darrell Jantzi Wallenstein, Alberta is Sharon Kandel Berlin, Ohio Barbara Kauffman Haven, Kansas ri Q , ul . .-. if Dwight Kauffman I I ' Minot, N.D. Gerald Kauffman Kalispell, Mont. Mary Keim Bay Port, Mich, , Roger Kempfer Buena Vista, Va. Carol Kindy Doylestown, Pa. Charlotte Kolb Royersford, Pa. Helen Kraybill Elizabethtown, Pa. Glenn Kriebel Souderton, Pa. Ruth Kulp Bridgewater Corners, Vt. Wayne Kurtz Fleetwood, Pa. Lois Landes Bally, Pa. Darlene Landis Harrisonburg, Va. Larry Landis Skippack, Pa. -rs ., A B wi 1- L. . .ws Harry Lloyd King Malvern, Pa. Valeta King 7' West Liberty, Ohio Joyce Kisamore Harman, W. Va. Jim Gehman knits up the ravelled sleeve. 83 Lois Landis Stevens, Pa. x I N' ' , A Roberta Landis Lancaster, Pa. 1,-!, in Joseph Lapp igggi . ,V 1 Lansdale, Pa. as z' f We S 1 Carol Layman X , J .Q Harrisonburg, Va, ljff.. With fingers weary and worn the labor- er bends over his task singing cheerfully the while the Song of the Shirt. 84 Jenelle Lehman Kidron, Ohio Nelson Lehman Harrisonburg, Va. Ronald Lehman Gordonville, Pa. Mary Ann Lichty East Earl, Pa, Anna Lois Longacre Spring City, Pa. Janice Longenecker Elizabethtown, Pa. Joanne Longenecker Washington Boro, Pa Elsie Mack Morgantown, Pa. Esther Mack Collegeville, Pa. Hannah Mack Harleysville, Pa. Charlene Martin Harrisonburg, Va. Dwayne Martin St. Georges, Del, Marian Martin Duchess, Alberta Mary Martin New Holland, Pa. Nora Martin Lititz, PG. Robert Martin Hagerstown, Md. Anna Most Cochranville, Po. Doris Mast Fentress, Va. Ora Mast Arthur, lll. Wilma Mast Topeka, lnd. 1 TW IN John Messner Harrisonburg, Va. Miriam Meyers Lansdale, Pa. Calvin Miller Wellman, Iowa Geraldine Miller Mantua, Md. Glenda Miller Fentress, Va. J. Mark Miller Bally, Pa. Katie Miller Iowa City, Iowa Paul Miller Holmesville, Ohio The Potato Chip Eaters Ruth Miller Wooster, Ohio Carole Moldovanyi Doylestown, Pa. Christian Mosemann Akron, Pa. Lois Moyer Ottsville, Va. Josiah Muganda Musoma, Tanganyika , C-T Willis Mullet Baltio, Ohio The trumpet the trumpet shall sound and the sleepers in Northlawn John D. Mumaw Denbigh, Va. Herbert Myers Hatfield, Pa. Rhoda Myers Blountstown, Fla. Victor Myers Doylestown, Pa. Lowell Nafziger LaCrete, Alberta Kathleen Neuenschwcnder Kidron, Ohio Elaine Nice Morrison, Ill. Kenneth Nissley Bainbridge, Po. Carolyn Rediger St Lawrence S D Kenneth Recd Fredericksburg, Pa. Joyce Rohrer Harrisonburg, Va. Marleen Rohrer Denbigh, Va. Grace Ropp Pigeon, Mich. Alfonso Ruiz Mexico City, Mexico Carolyn Ruth Horleysville, Pa. Carl Rutt New Holland, Pa. Nancy Sorco Harrisonburg, Vo. Ann Marie Oswald Mantua Ohio Dale Point Harrisonburg Va Hugh Powel Harrisonburg Va K-. ,J Q, sz-' ., f X ' 7 Nj f gi., 5 J - 'S , . Q . K E R L. C' 33- . 5 .- . Ruth Sauder Manheim, Pa. Judy Schmell Bridgewater Corners, Vt. Elwood Schrock Glen Flora, Wis. Joseph Schrock Arthur, lll. Arlene Schweitzer Filer, Idaho David Seitz Mexico City, Mexico James Sensenig Ephrata, Pa. Henry Shank Criglersville, Va. Oren Shank Harrisonburg, Va. Richard Shank Broadway, Va. Ronda Shank Chambersburg, P Joanne Shenk Mt. Joy, Pa. C. John B. Shenk Lancaster, Pa. John Carl Shenk Denbigh, Va. Judith Shenk Denbigh, Va. Edith Shirk Atmore, Ala. Ellen Showalter Broadway, Va. Franklin Showalter Timberville, Va. Goldie Showalter Waynesboro, Va. Nelson Showalter Broadway, Va. A contemplative jog in fall registration line Sanford Slabaugh s Luray, Vo. , L ' 'V' .L lgitjljl - 5 Ernest Smith M' ',.,3i'N McGaheysville, Va. V, l Miriam Somrners A ' ' H. , Louisville, Ohio we 5 1 i f 1 'ax mx ' Dorcas Steffen Apple Creek, Ohio Glenn Steiner , Dalton, Ohio V: - 1' f, A 5 E Betty Stoltzfus , U Parkesburg, Pa. Harold Stoltzfus Morgantown, Pa. Irene Stoltzfus Mark Stoltzfus Harrisonburg, Va William Stoltzfus Douglassville, Pa. Paul Stutzman Millersburg, Ohio Carl Swartz Phoenixville, Pa. Virginia Swartzendrube Kalona, Iowa Alvin Swartzentruber Reedsville, Pa. Eloise Thomas Holsopple, Pa. Betty Lou Ulmble x Grayson, N. C. Atglen, Pa. Noah tying his skate and Sandy tying her skate. nf w ..f-'.1'At: W2v'f ., .X Z Q?v:f 1f' gre'-,L-'f'-S , 4' ' ,wiv - w 4 --.avfw . uv..-as '7' .P vw, 1515 -1 '- 'Sri' ', i' r QS! 4,-ff' +f?'?1sfH fllflittzif-tar ,W 'J '1 f' ,. ,.. . .- - - . . ,, P if -. NV ..,,-5-.. 46,5 kq. r, , K, A. .n.,L , b gh2?f'N:.,.g-?.f.,-, I ' A . ' ' A '-' ,4-,, K .iv 4. ' .s Y .. I' :- f 1 l sl Lawrence Urnble Sadsburyville, Pa. J. Irvin Weaver Harrisonburg, Va. Mary Lou Weaver Collegeville, Pa. Nelson Weaver Annville, Pa. ,3- 1K Kenneth Weber Denbigh, Vo. Carl Wenger Seville, Ohio Elaine Wenger Lititz, Pa. Joy Wenger Fentress, Va. Lois Wenger Fentress, Va. Clare Wideman Wallenstein, Ontario Paul Willouer Telford, Pa. Barbara Ann Wilson New Lathrop, Mich. Leonard Winger Williamsville, N. Y. Edward Witmer Harrisburg, Pa. Calvin Yoder Grabill, Ind. Harold Yoder Belleville, Pa. Susan Yoder Denbigh, Va. Wilbur Yoder Wellman, Iowa Leon Yost Quarryville, Pa. Arthur Zehr Castorland, N. Y. Croghan, N. Y. lines-freedom? Not Pictured William Flippo Mariarlena Francis William Shomo Reuben Yoder Missions Institute Row 'l: L. Marks, L. Landis, M. Harnish, L. Horning A. Smucker M. Heistand A. Beachy, E. Stoltzfus Row 2: M. Moyer, M. Troyer, D. Showalter, E. Miller, M. Buckwalter, L. Miller, C. Kurtz, R. Tadeo. Row 3 L. Stetter, B. Sell, M. Krantz, R. Mohler, M. Gehman M. Bender, A. Nissley. Row 4: l. Asfaw, R. Stetter, R. Metzler, A. Stauffer, M. Martin, L. Zimmerman C. Kurtz, J. Mumaw, P. Burkholder, P. Yoder. Row 5 C. Lehman, J. Metzler, J. Stauffer, L. Martin, G. Zimmerman, C. Kurtz, H. Minnich, W. Shertzer. Row 6: L. Wenger, B. Eberly, J. Gingrich, R. Kissell, M. Hess, A. Yoder, R, Swartz, R. Kiser. Row 7: S. Martin, N. Roth, M. Kurtz, H. Miller, J. D. Graber, W. Heat- wole, G, Townsend, D. Augsburger. Row 8: D. Peachey, F. Miller, M. Stoltztus, P. Kraybill, E. Weaver, D. Augsburger. Summer School Row 'lx J. Gehman, L. Yoder, S. Smucker, E. Stoltzfus, R Emswiler, R. Eshleman, N. Hartzler, G. Hess, L. Mumaw, M Richard, A. Beachy, M. Maust. Row 2: M. Gehman, M. Erb L. Weber, J. Claude, C. Kurtz, M. Alderter, L. Herr, A. Hoover R. Frey, M. Augsburger, J, Showalter. Row 3: R. Petersheim V. King, M. Eby, E. King, N. Shank, M. Wampler, C. Shank M. Shenk, C. Martin, F. Yoder, B. Mosemann. Row 4: V. Frey, K. lsner, A. Ruiz, L. Swartzendruber, M. Swartzendruber, L Slabaugh, L. Weaver, U. Martin, P. Burkholder, M. Jones, M 90 Shenk. Row 5: K. Brubaker, H. Lehman, B. Forrester, H. Stoner, A. Yoder, M. Yoder, P. Shrock, H. Powdl, C. Yoder, M. Stoltzfus, P. Landis, J. Landis. Row 6: R. Vetter, E. Born- berger, R. Shank, F. Miller, H. PeIIman,' D. Burkholder, W. Shertzer, G. Lill, D. Bowman, E. Gehman, D. AUQSDUFQGV. Row 7: S. Martin, N, Roth, G. Wicker, J. Lapp, E. Martin, J. Miller, M. Cordell, J. Snyder, l. Miller, Row 8: l. Asfaw, L. Shank, J. Mumaw, G. Balbirnie. Second Semester Carolyn Glick encourages Dorothy Wissler and Lois Steinhauer to step inside and look at the social information area. Row 1: Inez Wyse, Carolyn Glick, Lois Steinhauer, Dorothy Wisslcr, Fern Nofziger. Row 2: Clara Landis, Peter Nofziger, Evanson Mugwe, Jesse Barrios, Ann Wenger. Row 3: Charles Landis, Paul Hurst, Roy Yoder, Arthur Hostetler, Donald Hedrick. 91 1 ,wwf ' an If Q ..,.qnalO -If X - , , .. es' . - - 3- B A N, ,.-ws., Ntnn . .,,,. of 4- 'k Vw b ww-v'- H'ww, ,fly ,J 1,7 - s 414 'X omg, 9 I I l OWWWM anal'-'i But rather force exercised on being that is really lived than shadowy solicitude for faceless numbers! From the former a way leads to God, from the latter only one to nothingnessf' 93 Let us not conceal our- selves behind the word I-Thou and there curl up and fall asleep. The pri- mary word is not to be mumbled, but to be pro- claimed. We do not tind meaning, do not find God by dissolving in the ocean of existence and rolling with the tide. Neither do we establish relation through a frenzied ex- penditure ot energy. In the world ot I-It man pries, pushes and pulls things into an order which is to his advantage. Pow- erful currents ot another kind ot energy sweep through the world of I-Thou, directing, being toward the Thou and sus- taining the contact. i it-if YPCA Executive Committee: Lois Ann Glick, secretary, Melvin Keim, president, Ronald Alderfer, vice-president, James Witmer, treasurer. ag., ,V YPCA Cabinet-Seated: D. Umble, J. Rutt, J. Witmer, L. Glick, M. Keim, R, Alderfer, E. Longenecker. Standing: D. Troyer, V, Mohler, R. Headings, T. Swartzentruber, C. Good, E. Herr, C. Frey, G. Sensenig, J. Rush, H, Yoder. 94 i i 51:--gi 'v 'A To Nigeria and Viet Nam go the results ofthe Books Abroad Program. Young People's Christian Association ' 7Q,5-i5f'-- YPCA Advisory Committee: A. Don Augsburger, Herman Reitz, Linden Wenger, Wilmer Lehman. 95 Delegates from the YPCA's of Goshen, Heston, and EMC came to EMC for the sixth Inter- collegiate YPCA Conference. Inter-collegiate Conference Discussion groups met following every lecture to discuss I Young PeopIe's In Friday night's mass meeting the whole aspects of the theme Christian Foith in thc Academic Community. fi 1 ' r ' 1 . , .1 ,a fy 3 K Mw,- 14if Mi 1 f ,Q gl, fi? X I ' . ill 2 an JE?3?3Hf'5 S QV! -f MNNQQZ ? . , '.k,' ' f ,, I 4... 6 E' ax 1 lx Wi2E'1i'9 if1' Q . N '2 W- ,o . lffeiffjg is ik Qi' i . F9 . x -. S 5 i 1. ,,u 41 xx ..,. , . 'Q if fff rw! 155' f 1 aw H ' R, X 4 f f v 'Ek , Y .1 - -47 lg A f gx --jjj! Q A I .wx -. Y ., f Lil ....l.....z' 'W T,. . H cv? Ei' 2 ' HF. 'PIC ..., 313' Students serving at Staunton spend Sunday afternoons Young Ridgeway workers begin with the second mile. 1 ,' u v, ,,, ,. .. ,C ,' tk. ii At Staunton college students teach classes and sponsor youth activities. Seminary students I Connie Beachy converses with Mr. Spitler following the conduct Sunday morning Services. 98 Sunday evening service at Mt. Jackson. -.,.,.-. ,,,,.NiGu- f ., ra w' , V f 'w.:m,,,,w. - x . . 'A Ev- N27 Ex, U :nw . . W A we Ni ff .A ' 1. 5 Q 'ik Q., ..- F. , , s ,P . f: ! -A-1' t, .Nba Y' ' w ',.v.-'- ' i' .0 - ,N wx N .M . sf' 3-'?L1ibWA w':'2NT 5'iXX Q. qc l',y:ii-.riff QM' -X gvk .ei ,. ' Oy f . Xa. .. fl '5- N . , K , '1 .,, . X zlfffi' -KN, As... v..,V it X M? 21, -.QM , ' wsmfi 'R 1. ,-: . -.1 1 rm , , - - w in m A,,.,. h, -qkh km V. A ., 49 K ar v I W J H 'K' P .. -'-f- - lil. 1523 , 1 1' ' . ' -E- f -N Q f 5,-if , .,.., . ,,,:fL1'-2-ik O0 A new aspect of thc Y was the fostering of faculty-student interchange. Pictured is a discussion of Lasserc's War and the Gospel. Young People's Christian Association uf ww Im ff- wt Gospel team members deface Vermont snow on their northern tour of small churches. Missionary Fellowship meets at 7:45 every Sunday morning to become better acquainted with the work of missionaries. l One Sunday morning each month about a thousand homes in Harrisonburg receive the Way. 1. nDi The Wayside Evangelism Commission, here represented by Elmer Kennel and John Stahl, erects and maintains Gospel signs. Paul Godshall and Elvin Martin drill for a doorknob in a VS repair project. 10 N'-A 'if ' 15 Kenneth Eshlernan 102 Editor-in-chief Arlene Sensenig X 'RJ IEW Rodney Hauser Constance Beachy News Editor Assistant News Editor Weather Vane ' f , f F. I I . Y. .. 1 il E V 0k .ff :- it . ,,- ,f- J .iv 1- .- ,mi - ng -: nag' :gm iq.: ' 5 .44 - rv , V .2 in 'fi i -:::i:z:E::::fflll1.i.1'st 1 Egg .-, mg lv.. gnu- A jf, ' , a- ' .:g'1,:. ,f gnu .JJ 'L y I v f,: .. W ' ,ir -. v' 4 453.411,-...nmr M, - --. .mn v . ,- . u, f 11' ,M X i- .A Tl?g,,g.1ifiEiE335lf-:4:4z' it 1 1 A , H z..., ff, , Q , ,gfgty ...ja 5 Q ,gn Norman Shank and Elmer Kennel Photographers REPORTERS--Goldie Showalter, Fred Miller, Rhoda Book, Mary Lou Weovcr. Literary Editor Lois Mellinger Assistant Literary Editor YI. Pg ya John Eshleman Circulation Manager Without It man can not live. The world of event of- fers us all manner of incite- ments and excitements, ac- tivity and knowledge. Men must continually accost and be accosted with this has happened, or this is my opinion. James Bomberger Faculty Sponsor u l s. Q A to A. J ' l it . Rl y f ' I . C- -X ' if .. mrv' W' .vs-.mu Delbert Seitz Business Manager F I' N V f . .at y 'Q el ' g , ,cv . ,I f' Am.- J l-larold Kooker ,, va '. ' , . . -, A' 1 Managing EClITOV f n , V -lr I' l'.Vf2'. '51 li:b 07.2 .J ' - -. v.. 1- ,--J -:' f-gi.. - , ...tagdiy.s...','gg1f,gfM..If,1, '. '. ,nn .-,-gm,izgy-z.::,411,'r' 1 - .',-Da.. kai., .M ,V ff, ' ,ii f-ggrigqgzzgf-, ' ,1 1' , 1:4 '--21.1, :w :Q 1 I ff xA., , -5. q,l:u.,',1' .,.' ,,,, I' '-I-fu if. '- ai' 1, est' :ltr ri 'II Ron Moyer Sports Editor Joyce Erb, Carl Rutt, Lehman, Joanne Shenk, Mana Nafziger. Elva Buckwalter, Valeta King, Jenelle 103 David Messner Editor-in-chief Mary Lou Brubaker 10 Art Editor 4 Prelude to Contemplation Shenandoah 2 Emily Grace Shenk Literary Edifor ' -ze' Don Pellman Lloyd Eby Literary Editor photography Editor YP Hubert Pellman, Faculty Sponsor and Clair Mellinger, Editor Apprentice. Mildred Ziegler Associate Editor The response ofthe analytical to the Thou banishes the Thou into the world of experience. But that is how knowledge comes about, o work is achieved, and image and symbols made, in the midst of living beings. L. Woyne Yoder Richard Shank Peggy Miller Ellen Rose Herr Business Manager Lay-out Editor Secretory Secretory 10 0 Dorothy Godshall Script Editor Nelson Roth Engineer Coordinator Norman Shank Station Manager WEMC There are moments of silent depth in which you look on the world-order fully present. Then in its very flight the note will be heardg but the ordered world is its indistinguishable score. These moments are immortal, and most transitory of all , . , And a medium of their initia- tion is music. Joseph Mast Chief Engineer 'X Olive begins The Concert Hour. Ronald Alderfer Program Director 10 O8 'U -4' f Barn, bass and beaver: the '5 f 1 1 Pro tradition, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Promethean Literary Society The Monsieur waits. 'I .Q- S f - -sg Quentin lAda Gehmanl pleads with Jason lDoug Hostetterl for her money and her letter in one of the scenes from The Sound and the Fury in which the Pros portrayed the book's chief characters. n psf, Here again from The Sound and the Fury J. Mark Miller as Beniy howls for the loss of his fire as Dilsey lElsie Mackl scolds Luster CRod Houserl for bothering him. 10 110 Smithsonian Literary Society Three Smithsonian beats lounge around the ashes, lost in contemplation of the untuneful. A Du host mir den crsten Schmerz getan, laments Jean Snyder at a Smith music program. Helen Delp accompanies her. r 1 ' IN - Ab0ut to be impaled on Don Ziegler's Civilization, Gladys and Marilyn arrange works by Showalter, Kennel, M, Ziegler, Landis and Owen for a Smith program. Q. 'us-.... '9 S.. HA K .. I ,,. 33- jf x 73. asf! N - Q 11' -Q 4 gr K ' 5 , 5 L -, 'I iff .4 ..,,l Q1 11.1 'M 15-we 3 l l F lf l l Daniel Bowman captivated the audience with an accomplished recital of works by Bach and Mendelssohn. Zelatlwean Literary Society N J. Mark Stauffer, Director Alleluia Singers Collegiate Chorus 114 Row 'lz D, Kolb, S. Beverlin, J. l-lertzler, S. Clemens S. Learnan. Row 2: M. Nofziger, J. Garber, L. Clemens J. Erb, S. Weaver. Row 3: L. Heatwole, E. Strong, E Shenk, R, Brubacher. Row 4: N, Beiler, A. Graybill J. Rutt, M. Geiser, M. Weaver. Row 5: N. Driver C. Frey. 1 Collegiate Chorus Row 'l: M. Birky, L. Hochstetler, O. Miller, L. Wert, J Nice, B. Martin, J. Bontrager, M. Schrock, T. Swartzen truber, V. Diener, F. Lapp. Row 2: B. Mohler, C. Beachy, P. Hostetter, C. Shank, D. Yoder, M. Bontrager, N. Shank, N. Kolb, L. Mumaw, O. Newswanger, E. Garber. Row 3 C. Mellinger, E. Bontrager, V. Jantzi, S. Godshall, C. Lehman, D. Bender, N. Martin, D. Umble, J. Harman L. Fretz. Row 4: H. Yoder, J. Mast, P. Brunk, J. Shenk S. Kropf, M. Rittenhouse, C. Landis, J. Heatwole. Row 5 J. Rush, L. Eby, R. Benner, L. Wert, J. Stambough, J Longacre. ' Ladies' Chorus College Chorale Row 'l: H. Delp, J. Snyder, L. Hochstetler, L. Swartzendruber, M. Hershberger. Row 2: D. Kolb, J. Branner, M. Meyers, G. Showalter, D. Godshall. Row 3: O. Miller, J. Shenk, S. Nafziger, S. Clemens, M. Bontrager. Row 4: M. Weaver, C. Martin, N. Bechtold. JUQQQ Row 1: C. Ruth, C. Headings, J. Schmell, J. Branner, M. Meyers, D. Mast, J Longenecker, K. Miller, R. Sauder. Row 2: N. SGFCO, M. Alderfer, A. Smucker E. Mack, H. Delp, R. Landis, S. Yoder, I. Stoltzfus, R. Miller, P. Hooley. Row 3 L. Bechtel, V. Swartzentruber, C. Martin, P. Halteman, J. Shenk, R. Book, D Godshall, E. Gable, E. Schrock, R. Lehman. Row 4: N. Bechtold, L. Moyer, J Lehman, K. Hess, F. Showalter, K. Nissley, J. Shenk, L. Umble, R. Brenneman Row 5: D, Hostetler, J. Lapp, G. Derstine, D. Seitz, L. Good, C. Miller, W. Yoder K. Reed. Row 6: E. Borntrager, V. Myers, D. Point, J. Shertzer, J. Schrock. A Row 'l: C. Headings, C. Ruth, L. Landis. Row 2: J. Kanagy, E. Mack, M. Bauman. Row 3: L. Clemens, J Heatwole, H. Delp. Row 4: H. Mack, P. Hostetter, L Heatwole. LP Row 1: M. Hershberger, E. Mack, M. Hackman, G. Miller, N. Martin, C. Beck, B. Stoltzfus, V. Horst, D. Steffen. Row 2: B. Moyer, E. Thomas, J. Shenk, J. Wenger, K. Neuenschwander, L. Landis, R. Alderfer, H. Mack, S. Mast. Row 3: D. Kauffman, L. Yost, P. Stutzman, W. Bauman, H. Delp, D, Landis, R. Kulp, M. Bauman, E. Boettger, M. Rohrer, M. Martin. Row 4: R. Bosley, E. Diener, J. Mumaw, R. Martin, N. Shank, N. Lehman, M. Martin, M. Weaver, V. King. Row 5: J. Miller, L. Nafziger, C. Wenger, N. Showalter, D. Hart, H. Esau, H. Myers, G. Steiner, N. Weaver. Rgw 6: J. Burkholder, W. Burkhart, L. Landis, H. Shank, C. Rutt. Catherine Mumaw, Director Ladies' Chorus 7 Earl Maust, Director Men's Chorus College Chorale 8 1 - . , . Row 'I: N. Lehman, P. Duncan, Row 2: N. Martin, C. Wenger, C. Lehman. Row 3: D. Hart, H. Esau, H. Myers. Row 4: L. Landis C. Rutt, R. Alderfer. I .- Row 1: A. Graybill, J. Nice, S. Leaman. Row 2: E. Bontrager, O. Newswanger, J. Harmon, J. Hartzler. Row 3: S. Kropf B. Mohler, E. Strong, M, Rittenhouse. Row 4: J. Longacre N, Driver, S. Showalter, J. Rush. 1 Row 'I: P. Stutzman, D. Kauffman, C. Miller, G. Derstinc, R. Brenneman. Row 2: V. Jontzi, W. Yoder, D. Seitz, E. Borntrogcr. Row 3: G. Steiner, J. Schrock, J. Lapp, O. Mast. Row 4: J, Burkholder, J. Gchman, J. Hess. Row 1: L. Wert, V. Diener, N. Beiler, S. Weaver. Row 2: J. Erb, L. Mumaw, M. Birky, S. Godshall. Row 3: J. Bontrager, N. Kolb, C. Beachy, R. Alderfer. Row 4: L. Eby, R. Houser, M. Weaver. Men's Chorus Alleluia Singers ,. .' Ml ' f ' .' 'fM 124I'F1I ' -4. K wwn J. W wal I -- . , ,-,1V . 1 . 41. ' A fr:-U fzfff 1 RH r.. . ,. ,L 7..1gf:p ' , - .., Q, nr , 'W' N, z9 '.i I A' xfv .14 . ' K i ,V ,V V... QR, ,yi ww 20 mg. 9. , . Row 1: E. King, J. L. Brubaker, J. Erb, H. Miller, J, L, Wert, L. Peachcy. Row 2: R. Heat wole, A. Sensenig, C. Mumaw, L, Myers, J. Herfzlcr, T. Swartzenfrubcr, R. Alderfer. K Numan.. X I ,,- li. President Harold Miller and vice-president J. Lester Brubaker discuss plans for the improve- ment of the physical appearance of EMC, 'vi ..1p--- Q vu? Focuhy Student Council 'Y .. :TD Council considers Mr. Wert's opinions on the Student Reading Program. if Student Council members ceremoniously initiate thc opinion board, a mojor achievement of the year. Northlawn General Council Seated: H. Kroybill, M. Longenecker, A. Graybill, E. King, L. Hochstetler, M. Barge, D. Godshall, L. Mumow, M. Weaver. Standing: J. Ratt, E. Buckwalter, E. Longenecker, C. Kolb, E. VanPeIt, N. Heinrich, E. Good, E. Herr, D. Umble. Men's Dormitory Council 122 I1 'alib- Seated: M. Keim, H. Miller, M. Most, E. Bontrager, C. Lehman, G. Yoder. Standing: C. Mellinger, J. Good, C. Newswonger, C. Good, J, Mast, D. Bender, D. Swartz, J. Mast, J. Kreider, J. Hess, B. Moore, R. Headings, L. Martin. xx xii if - 'ty W' 'i if I' we iii ' ,E it K t Scribierus Society Scrib members catch themselves just before the rhythm trips them UP- ' O Forensics Society Forensics first semester sat in Congress and began the second with a debate on the compara- tive scientific development of Russia and the United States. Here Representative Burkhart makes his second point for the admission of Red China to the United Nations. 2 Members of the optimistic curriculum on their way to a discussion of educational T.V. ' I C o m e n I u s C u b 11 in-'W nv V 4 sf X Wh O A ,, in X if 4 5 A XX i ii 1 - ' - , f U A .fi ,. I y V , ' . l , it i. 1 ,' , . ' J 4 Comenius Club gives equal time to proponents of elementary and secondary teaching in one of their discussions of educational problems and opportunities. if ' Astral Society Ill!-.al ni The concerns of Astral Society are other-worldly and of cosmic proportions. Professor Lehman here prepares members for a long glance into space. Married Students Fellowship ltlilii l Ill- I N Married students began the year with a potluck supper, met again at Halloween and Christ- mas for films and other activities. v Dr. John Howard Yoder discusses the Anabaptists' conception of church unity in connection with this year's emphasis of Mennonite Historical Society on the back- ground of this problem and the part ot the Mennonite Church in accomplishing this unity both without and within. Mennonite Historical Fellowship 2 . 'gs L-,N .Q I'-.i':',:'1: . ' ' Mirror provides members of Mennonite Historical Society with An early edition of the conversation while they pose for the Shen photographer. Pulolic it Occasions Z i v, Dr, Varki of the Indian Embassy lectures on India following independence. .fy -vu ,. Dr. Braun is interviewed by Weather Vane reporter Houser concerning his activities with the German classes and his lectures on 5wiSS-Palotinate- Mennonite migrations. 0 Bible School Fellowship is a forum for discussion of theology and church life: members are senior Bible majors and seminary students. .Q Bible School Fellowship -ll ,skin Here fellowship members meet with service representatives from MCC Gnd the mission boards B il --A ' 44 : 5 ' c , 4 ' K ilole Memory Clulo flf'T 'Z1' 4.-+...... ' ' g--. m,7..-,. l ,......- L Club members study the Book of Romans. A I Miss Goble recites to on oudience both criticol ond receptive. I 2 J Spanish Society li fi- H 'al' l W if it 11-L i ' if s tai, iff? L an l 44 rrO7 Helmut Esau devotes himself with gusto to the fulfilling of one of the purposes of Spanish societyg in this case, the roasting and devouring of a pig a.fter the manner of the Latin Americans. German Society PLAYED MUSICAL CHAIRS, looked at slides, ate Christmas gingerbread, listened to Pax boys and Helmut. German Society Pennsylvania Dutch Society .l At the first meeting of the Pa. Dutch Society, Dr. Gehman fondly 9XD0Und5 UPON the richness of the language of the plain folk. Once upon o time, deep in the heart of o mysterious forest, o group of college boys ote burned hot dogs and beons. Hikers Pine needles in their hair. Home Economics Clulo Home Ec.-girls drink the best coffee on campus and dreamily choose their china patterns. .5 -' Nr- ., N ,,. , .whit J'--Q,f -1. I-. -, .. '- 4 ' 'LQ r ' -QQ, 'L P s -. M X The Home Management ladies gleefully partake of ice cream in the rough. 136 of The sister of charity, Sorores Coritotus, meet monthly to initiate new members o new trends in medicine. Sorores Cciritotus nd to discuss is ii 14.1.1 ,1 -K L J 1 1 , , is I Ai! Pre-Medical Society Professor Suter, sponsor of the society, describes some of the intricacies of the brainsg on display is a model which he constructed in recent graduate study. H1 Pre-med students have acquired a ccrtain affection for the man who can be painlessly dismantled. 8 The Steering Committee blocked out the major events for the spring Festival of Fine Artsg this year's theme was The Arts in the Twentieth Century. 0 Through Laban Peachey, chairman of the faculty Literary Committee, the Steering Committee made contact with administration. Here Lee Yoder, student chairman, consults with Mr. Peachey. Fine Arts Festival The College Dinner Committee -- Mike Mast, Elsie Mack, Margaret Birky, Rodney l-louser, Norman Shank - plan for such events as the Thanksgiving and spring formal dinners and Friday night after-dinner programs. College Dinner Committee .yu .1 'I 'W' 1' + T l pr? X - ---' M Qu, I b ' ' ? Vg., The Dinner Committee immediately before the decision to appoint a subcommittee for decorations. ,ff fi tlilem The world is not divine sport, it is divine destiny. There is divine meaning in The life of the world, of mon, of hurnon persons, of you ond of me. 143 And whot if the world were divine sport? When we think upon the Abso- lute, it is not possible for sport to stond over ogoinst destiny, between I ond Thou. For sport is the coprice which ottirms the noked I. lt is the whim which sustoins the relo- tions of I to It. But world is not divine sportg it is divine destiny. Divine destinfy is divine freedom. When the plciyer monipulotes the boll, there is only the relcition of I to It. But for him who stonds in relotion over ogoinst his Thou, there is the ecstotic relotion of spirit, of I ond Thou. Logon grimly fires the long poss for another Smith touchdown. 144 Ns 'Fw ns. Fi 12 Frank Showalter begins long gain for the Z's against Smiths. A t h I eti c s 1.1-i SQIT QWuaf.,..i V- g A 4,-M , . L . , f . 1. .., 'NNT ., T, Q. ' . ' QM. . S . S 4 -HG A X .14 , 5 ' A ' . 9 f I ,,5..,klw r A A .J - tx '.. H 1 - ' , . 1 V .' . ,uw ' 3' ' , .- i 1 S! 323' Q A i, g , ' , jj .f , - Mi -- -' - 1 I P ' V ' I ,v . ' If gl , X r L 1' M' -'- ' 4 f K ,.J.- '.G.-.Nw . . ..-s1.f,.,,f , . -- 4 - .- f - ' K .. , mul T' ' ,. . T - ..'. ., .. .. 114- 'fx54L, ,'3b.ri.3fv, - ' f - -Q.-.. 'M ' :-fr, .',Q'1-x. r'73 ' '. - , -1- -5, 4 ' ' ' ,.'. ' ' -Q .-X ' L., ,- 4 ', . F' fal..i:i' , ' 15+ 1 -if . - V- - , .-:......,..., N, A, it-4-. ,,, 1-,Q .,t.5,h, M V 'QS' 1 - 3 4'i Paul Yoder kicks an extra point for the Smiths. QQ., Pro quarterback Frey and center Frederick sharpen up for their com- ing attack against the Smiths. Smith C1H'SfU Quarterback Jim Logan launches the ball as Z's red-dog. 14 14 Beiler makes certain that these two points go in. Athletics Dick almost has two points blocked at Bridgewater. lt's Frederick's ball as he fades away from the other players. A -' I' 1 I gl. ,. . , 0 LJ.-Q w, '1-- Y T 4-I W sflfs R gsm? 1 s Jin -.T R ' F' ,. ' ' ui ,hr Z I- Nf . N - Q' s 1 .wwf x X. ' .-. . ff' Q -- ',. .4 K, .x, '1 .A .-. ..,,, i A, xc.. -fk ,gs--b J, f' n lr! 1 , ' Ah do , ? :v-if 3' 1'7fT11' ' QQ? -1 .,,,--W . '- 4- A 4 1-I, 8 W. 1 X, , A, ,Q A I Art Zehr grobs his second wind in the ' 2M-mile cross-country. F Die Berge sind mit Schnee bedeckt. A 14 8 Foll tennis stimulates the blood. Henry i' A F. -0-L VN vi-' c. , l J .wgx x X f . ogx ,. , Q. The umpire and catcher strain. Jim alone is loose. Ath l t' c s Miss Martin and Athletic Association representatives Emily Strong and Leanne Clemens. 149 ' din,-uf,m..,...ww is ...Q TH Levitotion. S5 Athletics J Q Metamorphosis 150 Mr. Hostetlcr with Athletic Association members Woync Yoder, Jim Longocre ond Paul Beiler. e J 'N H N if 'ig 1 rv ' n i The gloss is os slick os melting ice! 'ffpvf '44 .JH -. X.. .. .V ii .uri wgifwfif , .,' fi time if-if 'u-as-. 'i '---. ,.w. I gz . 5 in' Y. ,h , A1 im ggi? 'sph wi.-U, 3 V '51 -Jvag. I , lf'nfuu'fvvilN..g Dove Miller, Master Archer. x wa i ...- A m'i ' , df : ' ,A M w-'-- '.'m w' :N 3 f--5QSv'.',mA, 3? YQ- 5, j.1fg.-W. ,Q M ! -,pw ,M r-A: H ,',,,' , 'W' 1 - N- '-'wr 1 VY m I Aihrifrqifv a-w'au.4,,Qw. Ziegler drives into the body for 0 pin. 151 .li .14 ? 9'wWwl'11f And in all The seriousness of truth, hear This: without It mon cannot live. But he who lives with It clone is not o mon. 153 He who knows the im- pact of pain is reminded of his location as a body in the world of space and time. Pain is not the only leash that tethers the spirit, pleasure and mere comfort also keep us in check. The word Thou is occasionally spoken with the whole being, but even- tually it becomes an empty, mouthed syllable, a movement of air waves, Thus fated to m ove through space and time at the It-world, the spirit ot man knows true sover- eignty over casuality in the world of I and Thou. 1 become through re- I lation to the Thou: as I become I, l say Thou. Lapp killed Cock Robin Second semester registration bureaucracy asserts itself. lnlormolity t sr I Ng.. ' To the half of my kingdom. Who'll be the parson? wx ,R 'jqx ' A 1l f 'wx f Y- .f 4, Kooker pulls o Snoopy as Jeanette 'I encounter no Soul or dryad of the free, but the hits the vulnerable spot just over the tree ifgelff' left shoulder. 155 X E E 1 mmlil h...f z . Y rg, , Q V 1. nu 4 .IHS ,wwf . 1,4 1 1 v 1 w I 7! J . 'wg ..'Zf' 1 I-Lal 5 . .WU ,,V - 1 , 4 Qi' ' X L. A yr -- 'Pt -.1 'Q-+. lik- ' 'f ' .X ., ,VA . , xl . Tig, Mgr' sf C. X I f Informollty -' NQMQQM A pencnl for Mr Brunk s notes or o spoon for has :ce cream? A hustory teacher ferrets out his A students mi r' t M Q An oosis between the mailboxes and the Snack Shoppe -- for exhausted Student Center wonderers. Informolity +. 4 ... 'rf 1 V f 4 I X 451' .-f I 'N 8 How, overnight, are candles transmuted to cornflokes? A.- Thc ncwsvendors. The West Without it mon cannot live. lnformolity 0 At bay. .1 Here smiles the claustrophobiac. NSU. X -1 eg Far above the , 114m 'W-4. infinitesimal futilities of the microcosm, the observatory gazes with inquisitive serenity into the infinity of the universe. A celestial visitor 2 Teutonic arches grace the veranda above the moat. i. t 2 A 5 wo'- What this Snack Shoppe needs is a good 5c cup of coffee. T Peace on earth. if Je ne bois que de I'euu. lt's Q worm wind, the west wind . . . There is o cliff. On it are the four withoutsf' First effects of the second semester load. 163 A sf N. High Scdaal If you explore the life of things ond of Conditioned being you come to the unfathom- able, if you deny the life of things ond of condi- tioned being you stond before nothingness, if you hollow this life you meet the living God. 165 High School JESSE BYLER Director of High School Who is the man behind this imposing title? We see him - making friends over pizza in the cafeteria - matching wits with John Krall at an impromptu 3:00 bull session listening joytully to our testimonies in Chapel We hear him discussing the origin of the world in Bible Doc class chatting with Cheryl, Darrel, and Judy who occasionally come in to see Daddy - talking over many academic, social, and spiritual problems with us We know him as an understanding counselor as a fair disciplinarian as an approachable friend as a true under-shepherd walking in the footsteps of the Good Shepherd Administration L..'l UIICOU cw- :Qi 'M vv:-H Q RETA HALTEMAN Dean of High School Girls Miss Halteman - a woman of vitality and enthu- siasm. Enthusiasm, not only in shooing moppy- haired girls to their cradles, but also in expressing her faith in Jesus Christ. . . . A woman who is glued to what she believes and will rarely be pulled from it. A lover . . . of arguments . . . of her thirty-three . . . and most of all, of her Saviour. GERALD GOOD Dean of High School Boys The dean of high school boys speaks up in com- mittee meeting: l'd like to have all the dorm students down at my house for dinner. Erla can really cook! The Religious Counselor meets a student enroute: Hello, how are you today? Good! Fine, l'm always that way too. Fun loving Gerry chuckles: Sure, that VW's mine. Yes, it's been 'carried around a bit, but then it carries me tool Faculty We usually see them behind o desk, infront of a black board, or on cafeteria duty. But we know them not as austere authority, but each as an individual, a unique per- sonality. We know them as friends, each willing to help whoever is in need, either academically or spiritually. We appreciate them. VIVIAN M. BEACHY English A. ARLENE BUMBAUGH Home Economics Be sure to give me cm note so I won't forget. Now remember, girls, we don't want dimples in our darts. il Qi, 3 h 'T ....... fl l ISAAC L. FREDERICK Bible JOHN L. HORST Geometry, Algebra, Physics Do you really believe that? They proved it by some pretty cagey little experiments. 167 4-Kx X4 A 'H .3 MIRIAM L. WEAVER Business Soc if you can type five minutes without ang. errors. fb ESTHER H. WENGER Librarian, Eighth Grade Well, now maybe you can remember to pay your fine tomorrow. C' Art teacher Ava Horst considers the fruit of a day'5 effort in art class with Evelyn Maust, health teacher. 68 ANNETTA WENGER Music Let's start again here on page two and sec if you basses can't get c few more notes. JOHN S. WENGER Business Yau must have a debit for every credit. JAY B. LANDIS English And Grcndel's mother was on old sea hog who lived in the bottom of o whirlpool . . . JOHN M. MILLER Spcihish Cierren sus Iibros, por favor. JOHN H. KRALL Social Science First of all, anybody have any questions? GRACE B. LEFEVER Chemistry, Mathematics Now this equation is very cumbersome, but it is very easy. DAVID K. MUMAW Science, Biology Well, so much for thot. 169 , ix ,'f ,. 1 Art Newcomer, Pat Hostetfer and Jim Good check the results of the last high school basketball game Florence Horst, Goldie Wenger and Mary Suter prepare a most welcome sight at l l:25 lunch Caretaker Ammon Hcafwole is ever the very essence of good humor even when called from the dinner fable fo clean the gym floor for a game. 170 WMM Selma! Day Ov! i C o ' o - 2 llll I iiigllllggg K X ,.s,f,+e.,... . - .., .. 5553, 1: C f - K1 .tg C- r I - ,tvs 1 1- 5 1427! it , 5.35, Z., 1 Sf.. ..,, fx ' . , Rfajsivs giQSSf- stsl k --- '- ,silly-e s 1 V Mg. 0 C? Jvnvoe-Sensory? outiws.. From the slow moving line on registration day to the purposeful gradua- tion march, nine months elapsed. Nine months to work, to fellowship, to grow mentally, spiritually and socially together. Senior Class ol l963 - .T-1 CLASS OFFICERS: Dawn Jantzi, Secre- tary, Dennis Bontrager, President, John Miller, Vice-President, Carl Harman, Busi- ness Manager, Helen Swartz, Treasurer. CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Landis and Miss Bumbaugh. 17 CONRAD G. BRUNK Harrisonburg, Virginia Mr. Krall, I disagree. RONALD M. BRUNK Denbigh, Virginia AlI right, fellas! 2 JUDY K. BEACHY Pigeon, Michigan l can do your hair tonight. l'm not going to study anyway. DENNIS W. BONTRAGER Akron, New York l want everyone of you to have as much say-so as the executive committee. .M JOYCE A. BURKHOLDER Denbigh, Virginia O boy, guess who I get to see this weekend. BETTY JO COAKLEY Dayton, Virginia lf you hold my books, we can all get in the VW. DEETTA ERB Marilla, New York My hair! They just don't go right. ELNORA A. GOOD Tanksley, Kentucky l hate that with a purple passion. JUDITH A. GRIESER Pedro, Ohio Hurry up, you all, we only have ten minutes. CARL B. HARMAN Harrisonburg, Virginia l can't come to any ole committee meeting. l'm going water skiing. KAREN J. GOOD Harrisonburg, Virginia I worked it out by pla I still got the right answers. TWILA M. GOOD Harrisonburg, Virginia l iust can't work when go get something to eat. A . in old algebra and l'm hungry. Let's 7Q fb QP 173 BYARD W. HEATWOLE Dayton, Virginia No I'rn not the last of the Heatwoles. There's one more yet. KAREN L. HEATWOLE Mount Crawford, Virginia Oh, he iust makes me so tired. HERMAN HARTZLER Riverton, West Virginia If I go home tonight I'Il have to leave at 3:30 to get here in time. ANNA HAVILAND Bergton, Virginia Everytime I press my navy dress it turns purpIe. MAHLON S. HEATWOLE Dayton, Virginia I don't have anything against any of 'em, I don't suppose. RACHEL F. HORST Dayton, Virginia Ah reckon. DAWN D. JANTZI Medina, New York If we were in New York . . LEANNA E. KAUFFMAN Mount Crawford, Virginia Look, you Phillie girls, we just have to practice this evening. LINDA G. KENNEL Gap, Pennsylvania Way to function! That's really smoothicatedf' JAMES M. KING Harrisonburg, Virginia Really, I was iust kiddin'. MARJORY KAUFFMAN Exeland, Wisconsin Oh, you don't mean it! BE'l'I'Y KAUFMAN Phoenix, Arizona If you had to roorn with what I go through. Kennel, you'd know if RACHEL M. LEHMAN Harrisonburg, Virginia Who? ...... me? HELEN M. MARTIN Harrisonburg, Virginia I get so tired of study haIIs. IH BOYD J. KNICELY Mount Crawford, Virginia Sure, I'm an Armerionf' NORMA K. LAYMAN Denbigh, Virginia Man, like he's a swingin' cat. J. ERNEST MARTIN Harrisonburg, Virginia I wish you guys would shut up! CHESTER N. MAST Fentress, Virginia Where do we go from here? 'Y DONNA S. MILLER Fentress, Virginia Miss Wenger, can I leave octet practice early this evening? JOHN D. MILLER Harrisonburg, Virginia Why, you dopey thing! MARY NELL RHODES Harrisburg, Virginia Did you get that gov. stuff read? NANCI M. RUPPERT Seffner, Florida But I'd rather have them live happily ever after. WINFRED J. MILLER Harrisonburg, Virginia Look at that cave-man go. CHARLOTTE A. OU RS Harrisonburg, Virginia Just because I talk to him doesn't mean I'm going steady. 8 JOHN C. SHANK Harrisonburg, Virginia SANDRA SAGER Mathias, West Virginia She knocked on our door four times lost night. ESTHER SHANK Harrisonburg, Virginia Deed, girls, what are we going to do? . H ' A ,A Aw, I don't know. I reckon. n .ev ,, R. JEAN SHANK Broadway, Virginia Well, if it wosn't so cold that Ansel wouldn't start, we could go out to Kenny's. MILDRED SHOWALTER Broadway, Virginia Well, I have to go home so Som can have the car. D. GARY SMUCKER Harrisonburg, Virginia You dumb thing, get out of here! ROY STEI NER Dalton, Ohio lt's too cold for a coat today. LENA MAE STOLTZFUS Atglen, Pennsylvania There were just gobbles of kids there, ELVA SWARTZENTRUBER Sebewaing, Michigan Hey, Jean, did you get that physics? Dawn and I worked and worked on it. MELVA SWARTZENTRUBER Sebewaing, Michigan Hey, you's kids. Guess what? DAVID SUTER Harrisonburg, Virginia l'lI tell you what l'Il dog I'Il develop those five rolls of film instead of sleeping tonight. HELEN SWARTZ Malvern, Pennsylvania Hey, fellows, I brought some shoofly pie along from home. . 'x,. X 80 QD HAROLD WENGER Harrisonburg, Virginia 'Sf' You have to break your leg to get to ride the President's elevator in the White House. JUDITH YODER Harrisonburg, Virginia l'd like to take a book test and may l have a report form? WINSTON WEAVER, JR. Harrisonburg, Virginia Look here, you dumb ox. l'll betcha it is, and l'll prove it. DALE WENGER Columbiana, Ohio Let's get him with a pail of water. 'Guzman' I 1 -C Ni I ,ii A . Q Ulr ig'lli l Senior ' 'F'F phi The delegation of seniors advances toward the Capitol Socioloility with all alacrity. Honestly, girls, does this really look like me? Q ' ,un-:utr - -, 1, O0 . ...av - I - While the chaperone his watch doth keep. Do you suppose his fur got caught in the chimney? 12 .af rr' The Harman trip . . . an opportunity to combine sociolizing and service. 'iff J4. V R ll f OFFICERS: Ernest Martin, presidentg Mildred Showalter, vice-presidentg Esther Shank, sec- YPCA The High School YPCA is a significant part of school lite. lts purpose is to promote and main- tain a spiritual atmosphere on campus and to serve to the best of its combined abilities in the community, The Y functions through ten com- mittees which come under three main areas- Service, Devotional and Promotional. retaryg Carl Harman, treasurer. Small prayer groups meet every Monday morn- ing for spiritual refreshment and fellowship. The Student Chapel Committee plans Friday morning chapel which is given by students. 82 Sunday afternoon visits provide a chollenge to witness. Youth Serving the Master to Wood row Wilson Various student groups participote in Sunday morning service ot the Virginia Mennonite Home. The publicity committee keeps the student body informed of Y activities. The committees meet monthly to pray, to shore problems, and to fellowship. X 18 Vesper Chorus Director, Joy Landis Director, Annetto Wenger Junior Chorus 8 Girls' Chorus Director, Annetto Wenger B o y s ' C I1 o r u s Director, Joy Londis 18 Conrad Brunk, Mr. Landis, John Shank, David Suter, Dennis Bontrager, Charles Dclpf Coll Octets The octets meet - sometimes twice a week, sometimes six times a week. They meet to talk, to sing, and to fellowship. Girls' octet toured Southern states during Easter vacation and Boys' octet gave local programs and made several week-end trips, Harman, Roy Steiner, Ron Brunk. Leanna Kauffman, Twila Good, Mildred Showalter, Lois Yoder, Miss Wenger, Donna Miller, Norma Layman, Shirley Buckwalter. 18 The glow of the kiss stayed in his heart, but the old man was bound in chains of fear. But trust me, love, in my eye so do you -- Dry Sorrow drinks our blood. Adieu, adieu. . ff A-'SWL , YTEW-., q James, l'm holding the lad- der steady. Philomathean Phillie literary programs featured, among other things, the lighter side of life and A Touch of a Shiverf' Later during first se- mester they put their talents into a united effort to produce Romeo and Juliet, a Shake- Peace I leave with you . . . 88 spearean tragedy. Does the torch flame in the hall, a candle in the room? Armerian The Armerian society enjoyed unusual programs includ- ing a talent show and a Candid Camera program. President Dennie Bontrager's quote, 'Let us proceed with vigor, ' sparked them to give the program which won the contest. The bomb bay doors in the Enola Gay opened wide. The crowned winners of the talent contest. Top secret preparations - contest decorations. 18 Armerian Basketball Teams Phillie NOT ONLY FOR SCHOOL BUT FOR LIFE WE LEARN.' TRAINING FOR SERVICE. 191 1-'Q A. HJ .v, . ' in-50 Y' ri. if 54 he ,r '93 I A x I 38 5 Qi f fl ww x 1 fa'-f' ' . I vgllff. Q.,-h le- Q 6 L. .mv fr' 02 if 'S ' i'2 Q vlenlq X. ,.-La.. U . Hqauwldwpwmmwqmwzw. . 4. ,a , 6 5 Y ' P aw 1.- uw.. Y 'NN W 'f-XX' Mr. and Mrs. Krall and their little Krallers. 194 .,.,.---' 1-ff-r i f' J, ' H-re,,,,,... 0 .-'- A .i Inmlag Q G 1 KniceIy, are you sure thot's the way Mr. Mumcw said to do it? .4-rg 6.30:- . N it 1 ,E 1 .1-' l l V .Jkt ,V ',.,e,-ws... ' ,- :'+ bf vw '-', . ,- -'X XF' X Y A FE. , :M rf-1-1 ' 4 .J 4 f ffizl , , 5,4 f-Q. 1 ,J wc fs AM- '- 195 , M ,ff 4 f 'M A Drinking fountains just don't seem to be made for Mouse in the rafters! folks who are 5' 3 . 7AeqeafiwAawaa0wauvi'4uwwwiyw4u, Q y fi, --.M And you don't even need to carry a suitcase to Washington it your pocketbook is suffi- ciently ample. 196 With o little co-operation Milly and Judy should get their Spanish done to Mr. Miller's satisfaction. 1 :ik NAS x Jr Q N Xi .-.4 Q Qi GW Tix Si 1 N 4. 1 1 sl' - 4,13 1 r-Y V .3- l., i , 4 f Q, f il 4 31 l M 'lla l W V it I An ice Cream Cgne gf the end of fhe dgy is 50 Now if this button will iust stay on over the weekend . . . satisfying. fl gm witl, nwmeata of of Mauyflzf, momeata to yr .nf FV Fmt Where did 'you get this Do you reckon the Home Ec. student teacher will give us a quiz today? cider? 199 'Ii T fi' 1 ' i .Z Weather Vane ,Winding 200 Sloppy writing, misspelled words, bad typewriter -- all in the faithful typist's job. Windsoclc Not another Windsock! l thought we just put one out lost week. But, Ernie, I just wrote an editorial last time. Did you hear about algebra class? lt sure would be EDlT0R-'N-Cl'llEF good for Spilt Milk. Ernest Martin ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Leanna Kauffman, Helen Swartz, Robert Snyder. CO-EDITORS: .lean Shank ond Twila Good Shenandoah Dove took and developed a few pictures. Twila measured off and drew a few layouts. Jean wrote some copy and cutlines. All together they kept a few late hours and worked several whole days and finally their combined efforts evolved into a finished task-the High School l963 Shenandoah. ADVISORSZ Miss Beachy and Mr. Landis 1,y U' Af-5 P- lf' PHOTOGRAPH ER: Dave Suter 5, N -E xv- dl s vs 1 na 53,5-, ,,t, Q... ri 'x 202 Ei 4' in v ,y R i V , iii .v 'S i Vs Q K . A' ' ' SQQLV-Z' , iv , ,6,I' L . ,J Sanford Beachy Carroll Blosser Florence Bowman Shirley Buckwalter Earl Burkholder Charles Delp Joyce Deputy Geraldine Dieizel Ruth Esch Harold Geiser Glenn Goshow Carol Grove Harriet Harman James Hartman C. Willard Hcrrzlor Lowell Hcrtzlcr Barbara Landis Lois Layman Ronald Layman Wayne Longcneckcr Alden, New York Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Fentress, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Bay Port, Michigan Harrisonburg, Virginia Apple Creek, Ohio Forksvillc, Pennsylvania Lyndhurst, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Bcrgfon, Virginia Bergion, Virginia Harleysville, Pennsylvania Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Ashley, Michigan Lois Ann Wenger considers the wisdom of her choice in school day ou'r's traditional cake line. Obviously bewildered. CUBA Marilyn Mayer Wendell Maust Fred Metzler Patricia Miller Ann Peifer John Schaefer Joy Schmidt Eunice Seitz, Ameda Shank Sandra Sharpcs Lillie Showalter Robert Snyder Eugene Stoltzfus David Thompson Jerrel Weaver Orpha Weaver Lois Ann Wenger Lois Yoder Sarasota, Florida Bay Port, Michigan Harrisonburg, Virginia Hartville, Ohio Damascus, Maryland Linville, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Mexico City, Mexico Broadway, Virginia Westminster, Maryland Waynesboro, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Keezletown, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Midland, Michigan CLASS OFFICERS---Business Manager, Robert Snyder, Treasurer, Gerry Diefzel, Secretary, Ruth Esch, Vice-President, Lois Ann Wenger, President, Wayne Longenecker. SPONSORS-Miss Beachy and Mr. Krall. 0V F wmgggtf nz-:C if ' x X2 ..., , 45. L if vw' AW' J., Ig, , QQ 3 K 5 nv ky -ata xv A ' A .- if ' T' ' 1 ' 'y.,- ,Ui . M iz V V g r- rf I A Sw' I.. ,.- s, tv. nfn' IW' 7.5 S 'Q ' ns 'Q f Jo' an ln. ti' 4 ' 1 J . 5 9' Fl .IL 204 'S 4 James Albrecht Peggy Bontrager Barbara Brunk Paul Christophel Marian Driver Joseph Gascho ,mf Paul Glanzer Y ' Bernard Halterman 1' R' J ., .- Rosemary Hartman Esther Hartzler Mary Ann Heotwole ' ., Reuben Horst '31 dv i Ks CJR' -. - Rebecca Howard Ruby Johnson Dale Kauffman it ,IX J. David Lantz Kenneth Lehman Daniel Martin Q. Helen Martin .r Lois Martin l Sophomores Eight minutes isn't any too long when you have to go all the way across campus. Now's the time to remember all you ever learned about amoebae, life cycles and . . , Lunch spiced with food and fcllow- ship makes the prospect of long afternoon hours seem more tolerable. a 7 Lois Ann Nafziger Peggy Rhodes Joseph Shank Robert Smith N. Jean Smucker Margaret Staufter Patricia Strong Karla Suter Erma Swope Judith Watkins Dawn Weaver Kathleen Weaver Erma Wenger Cheryl Wilcox Galen Wilkins Phyllis Martin Loren Miller Martin Miller I ,'l -UQ- 'R CLASS OFFICERS: Barbara Brunk, secretaryg Kenny Lehman, vice-presidentg David Glanzer, presidentg Lois Martin, treasurer. ff f x HA ' f v L.. 'IX .-s.. ..- Vi' l X --. I . L. t 4-.K I 'QT' tw ,Q , 8 W, v , R' if - we v .. ,, C. We 1 wig Q- V. ' f . 3 :NL Q- In .Q I N ,- 6' ' L, Q , If V -Yi 1... 1 , xh EA VN S i U . l , MN f , , , 1 2.457 ' i KM ' , Lois Barnhart Joseph Coffman Doris Cordell Pamela Curry Evangeline Delp Twila Driver Ralph Eby Lucy Grove Mary Hartzler Rhoda Hartzler Glendon Heatwole Elizabeth Heatwole Mary Kate Heatwolc Rosalie Heatwole Barbara Heishmon Freshmen lf expressions are an accuratc register, it would seem that the freshmen have this game well in hand. 206 CLASS OFFlCERS Elizabeth l-leatwolo secretary Mary Lois Shank, vice president Steven Weaver presidentg Jae Coffman treasurer While impressions of mashed pota- toes and gravy danced in their heads. Carol Heishman Sara Anne Landis Dorothy Martin James Messner Cheryl Miller Fay Mumaw Linda Sager Daniel Sarco Mary Lois Shank Karen Showalter M. Irene Showalter Kathryn Stoltzfus Carol Weaver M. Steven Weaver J. Lowell Wenger Steve better be more alert than he looks l or he will miss Joe's tricky serve. A 5, v p s is Ya F- N , l ie J it it slrrl M ? qv 9, .V .vw fbi? ' 'ri' . or-KS ,,5 - , A 'T JY 131 W f -n..... K L Q :Q' ll kv l 4 N wg fi ' . ff, we 52513: 'U V, ,iff Ei X in I my ef' 4 5' A. in p L I , Wray Q, ' it 1 m ll l Q, J S l,, K. -, , ,x - I - ,., Er. tie l 'aa Mary Albrecht Patsy Barnhart Judith Berkey R, Louise Brubaker Edwin Bumbaugh Debbie Christophel J. Edward Coakley Lewis Driver Vernan Halterman John Hartzler D. Earl Heatwole Shirley Howard Randal Huber Serge lvanitesky Mary Keeler Eighth Grade I1 11 OFFICERS: Judy Berkey, vice-president Ruth Stoltzfus secretary 1 Carl Martin, presidentg Randal Huber, treasurer Even a spectator has to concentrate. 208 lts such a good feeling to walk out the door of higher learning at the end of the day. Nelson Martin John Metzler Wayne Schmidt Frances Seitz Doris Showalter Elton Smith Ruth Stoltzfus Donna Suter Mary Louise Suter John Trissel Lowell Ulrich David Wenger Ray Wenger Ruth Wenger Jesse Yoder E i .., Y. K ,KI What's an outing without eats? Lyle Kiser Richard Layman Carl Martin Q- L- L- 'F'j X17 JA X 1-2.- vs. ci. x, 4 I 5 Q lei? , . . it-9 Sr 6 , Ely it Mil lx L is , i : '51, 5 I t N n J' 1,-if I I 210 GITCH ELL STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP PorI'raiI' and Commercial PI1oI'ograpI1ers Serving EMC Since I938 PHONE 434-8 I 39 HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments 70401 'Jffwgm Slam, rw. 339 35th Street Newport News, Virginia HERTZLER BROTHERS MICK-OR-MACK BUILDERS STORES 13313 Warwick Blvd. Harrisonburg, Virginia Newport News, Va. Phone 877-1236 1' Suter s Craft Shop + P + Harrisonburg, Virginia g + A 1 S Jusf across from he os Office li? 3 1 Parkin Lo ,, f A, - xl QHTIIILIEF-5. 1 We sell and install Armstrong , ' if Ceramic, Kentile, and Formica. u - til ' S H d F r 211 l andcrafte urni ure SUPERIOR CONCRETE, INC. SAND CRUSHED STONE CEMENT At Your Service With Superior Quality in Transit Mixed Concrete 212 Hdrrisonburg, v Eluon, va. 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BURNER Serving eastern part of Augusta County Mainland' Pa' Ph' CL 6-8870 L E G G E T T ' S in Harrisonburg for Best Service Best Values Best Selection 220 Abasa, Rosemary '79 Abasa, Ruben 42 Adamidou, Kitsa 11,42,129, 136 Albrecht James 190,204 Albrecht, Mary 184,208 Alderfer Mary K. 63.90.116 Alderfer Rachel 79,117,133 Alderfer, Ralph 42,108,118,138,146 Alderfer, Richard 72,125 Alderfer Ronald 72,94,96,97,107, 112,119,120,121 Arroy, Rosario 79,129,155 Asfaw, lngida 90 Augsburger, A, Don 28,90,95 Augsburger, David 40,90 Augsburger, Martha 43,90 Augsburger, Myron S. 28 Index Bishop, Donna 79,89 Black, Anna Mary '72 Blank, Elan 79,144 Boettger, Eileen 72,117 Boll, Martha 79 Bomberger, David 30,44 Bomberger, Elton 37,90 Bomberger, Henry 14,79,87 Bomberger, James R. 30,31,103, 121,123,149 Bontrager, Dennis 171,172,181,184, 186,187,189,191 Bontrager, Edwin 44,112,115,118, 122,130,135 Bontrager, Joyce 72,115,119,154 Bontrager, Matilda 72,115 Bontrager, Peggy 185,190,204 Balbirnie, Gordon 72,90 Barge, Miriam H. 22,122 Barnhart, Lois 184,206 Barnhart, Patsy 208 Barrios. Jesse 91 Batterman, Dawn 72 Bauman, Charles 79 Bauman, Miriam 79,117 Bauman, Wilbur 79,101,108,117, 148,161 Baumgartner, Nancy 72 Beachy, Alma 90 Beachy, Constance 72,98,99,102, 115,119 Beachy, Dwight 43 Beachy, Judith 172,180,189,191, 192,193,202 Beachy, Sanford 184,189,191,202 Beachy, Vivian M. 167,201,203 Bechtel, Lois 79,116 Bechtold, Naomi 64,116 Beck, Carol 79,117,134 Begly, Karen 79.80.98 Beiler, Naomi 43,108,119,136 Beiler, Paul 72,101,145,146,150 Bender, Donald 64,99,101,115,122, 124 Bender, Martha 90 Bender. Nevin 40,41,126 Benner, Marlene 43 Benner, Richard 64,115 Berkey, Clayton S. 22,159 Berkey, Judy 185,208 Berry. Leroy 79 Beverlin, Sandra 44,88,114,124 Beyeler, Donovan 79,139 Birky, Margaret 64,112,115,119, 124,141,163 Book, Rhoda 79,102,116 Borntrager, Ervin 79,116,119,138, 139 Bosley, Robert 64,97,117,161 Bowman, Daniel 72,90,113 Bowman, Florence 185,202 Branner, Judy 79,116 Brenneman, Robert 79,82,1l6,119 Brubacher, Lewis J, 25 Brubacher, Ray 64,97,114 B rubaker, B rubaker B rubaker B rubaker B rubaker B rubaker Frances 72 Fred 80,123,138 J. Lester 32,120,135 Kenton 25,90 Mary Lou 104 R, Louise 184,208 Brunk, Barbara 185,186,190,204, 205 Brunk, Conrad 172,181,182,183,185, 186,187,189,191,192,195 Brunk, George 40,41,130 Brunk, Harry A, 34.35.157 Brunk, Paul 64,96,115 Brunk, Ronald 172,185,186,187,188, 191,192 Brunk, Truman 72,126 Buckwalter, Elva 73,103,122 Buckwalter, Miriam 90 Buckwalter, Robert 80,139 Buckwalter, Shirley 183,185,186, 187,189,202 Bumbaugh, A. Arlene 167,171,198 Bumbaugh, Edwin 183,185,208 Burgard, Martha 80 Burkhart, Wayne 80,117,123 Burkholder, David 64,90 Burkholder, Earl 202 Burkholder, Joseph 80,117,119 Burkholder, Joyce 172,181,184 Burkholder, Paul 90 Burkholder, Ruby 80 Byler, Jesse T. 166,198 Byler, Ruby 80 Campbell, Galen 80,139 Campbell, Lewis 80,154 Charles, Carolyn 73,133 Charles, Martha 44 Cheung, Chiu Ching 73,129 Christophel, Debbie 184,208 Christophel, Paul 185,186,190,204 Christophel, Peter 80,99 Claude, Jacqueline 45,90,129,133, 163 Clemens, Leanne 73,114,124,149 Clemens, Sylvia 73,114 Clemmer, Paul 69,73 Clymer, John 64,75 Clymer, J, Paul 73 Coakley, Betty Jo 172,185,198 Cdakley, J, Edward 183,208,209 Coffman, Joseph 185,206 Collins, Lila 36 Cordell, Doris 185,206 Cordell, Merle G, 73,90 Curry, Brenda 80 Curry, Pamela 185,206,207 Curry, William 80 Delp, Charles 184,186,187,189,191, 192,202 Delp, Evangeline 185,206,207 Delp, Harriet 80,117 Delp, Helen 80,111,116 Denlinger, Marian 137 Deputy, Joyce 184,202 Deputy, Mary Catherine 25 Derstine, Gerald 80,87,116,119,133 Derstine, Gladys 80,159 Detweiler, Ronald 80 Dickerson, Norma 45 Diener, Eugene 80,117,158 Diener, Henry 45,130 Diener, Verna 73,115,119 Dietzel, Geraldine 185,202 Driver, Evelyn 80,137 Driver, Lewis 183,208,209 Driver, Marian 190,204 Driver, Nelson 63,114,118 Driver, Twila 206 Duncan, Phillip 80,118 Eberly, Eberly, Benjamin 90 Willard 73 Eby, Eleanor 36 Eby, Lloyd 73,l04,112,115,119 Eby, Mary Emma S. 34,90 Eby, Maurice 80 Eby, Ralph 206 Emswiler, Ruth 90 Erb, DeEtta 173,180,184,186,189. 191 Erb, Elaine 80 Erb, Joyce 65,73,103,114,119,120, 121 Erb, Lorraine 81 Erb, Miriam 90 Erb, William 81 Esau, Helmut 81,112,117,118,129, 132,148 Esch, Clair 81 Esch, Ruth 182,195,202 Eshleman, John 64,103 Eshleman, Kenneth 64,102 Eshleman, Merle W, 22 Eshleman, Ruth 90 Fisher, Kenneth 81,145,163 Flippo, William 89 Forrester, Beryl 81,90 Francis, Mariarlena 89 Frederick, Isaac L, 30,167 Frederick. J. Mark 45,145,146,147 Fretz, Lois 65,115,133 Frey, Carl 46,94,114,145 Frey, Rachel 90 Frey, Vincent 65,90 Gable, Evangeline 81,116,131,134 Garber, Esther 65.115 Godshall, Stanley 25, 74,99,112,115, 119,138,140,144 Godshall, Verna Mae 74,125 Gogel, Joyce 81,98 Good Carl 65.94.96 Good Catherine 81 Good Dorcas 46,125,154 Good, Elnora 173 Good Erla 46 Good Evelyn 65, 122 Good, Gerald G, 166, 181 Good, Jim 122,135,145,170 Good Karen 173,181 Good Leon 81,116,131,139 Good Ollie 37 Good Twila 167,173,184,186,l87, 188,199,201 Goshow, Glenn 183,184,191,202 Graber, J. D. 90 Graybill, Anna Lois 74,114,118,122 Graybill, Joan 81,131 Graybill, Thelma 81 Grieser, Judith 173,183 Grove, Carol 202 Grove, Lucy 206,207 Hackman, James 74 Hackman. Martyne 81,117,162 Halteman, James 81 Halteman, Lareta G. 166 Halteman, Peggy 82,116 Halterman, Bernard 204 Halter-man, Donnie 82 Halterman, Ernest 82 Margaret 90 Garber, Garges, Gascho, Gascho, Gehman Gehman Jean 46,114,137 Arthur 81 Joseph 185,186,190,204 Margaret 81 Ada 79.81.109 Ernest G, 30,90,133 Gehman, Gehman. , James 81,83,108,119 , Janet 90 Gehman, Halterman, Vernan 183,208 Hampton, Arthur 47 Hansen, Carl 82,129 Harman, Carl 169,171,173,181,182, 185,186,187,191,192,195 Harman, Carolyn 74 Harman, Harriet 185,189,191,196, 202 Gehman, Mary 90 Geiser, Harold 189,202 Geiser, Mary 73,114 Gingerich, Jessie 73 Gingerich, John 65,90 Gingerich, Mabel 73 Glanzer, David 166,186,190,195, 204,205 Glick, Carolyn 91,160 Glick. Jane 81 Glick, Lois Ann 65,94,96,126 Glick, Marvin 74 Godshall, Dolores 81,82 Godshall, Dorothy 13,74,106,112, 116,122 Godshall, Paul 65.96.101 222 Harman, Jewel 68,74,115,118 Harnish, Mary 82,160 Harnish, Mary 90 Harnish, Paul 65,101,l26,129,155 Hart, Dervin 82,117,118 Hartman, Dwayne 65,95 Hartman, James 188,191,192,202 Hartman, Rosemary 184,190,204 Hartzler, Esther 185,186,190,204 Hartzler, Herman 174 Hartzler, John 183,185,208 Hartzler, Julia 74,118 Hartzler, Mary 206 Headings, Christine 82,117 Headings, Richard 65,94,96,97,122 Heatwole, Ammon 36 Heatwole, Byard 174 Heatwole, D. Earl 182,208 Heatwole , Elizabeth 206 Heatwole, Fannie 37 Heatwole, Glendon 185,206 Heatwole, J aneth 65,115 Heatwole, Karen 174,185,189,199 Heatwole, Linda 66,114 Heatwole, Lola 37 Heatwole, Mahlon 174 Heatwole, Mark 82 Heatwole, Martha 37 Heatwole Heatwole , Mary Ann 190,204 , Mary Ethel 34,36 Heatwole, Rosalie 206 Heatwole, Roy 66,120 HSBIWOIG Willard 90 Hedrick, Donald 91 Heinrich, Nancy 66,122 Heishman, Barbara 184,206 Heishman, Carol 185,207 Heistand, Helmuth, Helmuth, Mildred 90 Betty 82 Willard 47,110,127 Herr, Ellen Rose 66,94,96,104,105 122,134 Herr, John 74 Herr, Lydia Ann 47,90 Hershberger, Joyce 82,89 Hershberger, Maretta 82,116 Hershey, Betty 66,124 I-lershey, Ethel 66 Hershey, Hulda 66 Hertzler, C. Willard 188,202,208 Hertzler, Janice 47,114, 120,136 Hertzler, Lowell 184,186,189,202 Hess, Grace 90 Hess, John Henry 66,87,108,119, 122,162 Hess, Kenneth 81,82,87,116,135 Hess, Larry 66,97 Hess, Mahlon 90 Hess, Thomas 66 Hess, William 82,123 Hill, Grandison 76.82.159 Hochstetler, Leona 74,115,116,122 133 Hochstetler, Marietta 82 Hooley, Pat 82,116 Hoover, Alta 90 Horning, Lena 90 Hartzler, Hartzler, Haviland. Nancy 90 Rhoda 206 Anna 174,199 Horst, Ava R. 168 Horst, Florence 37,170 Horst, Gladys 66,111,156 Horst Horst Horst 199 Horst Horst, Horst, Irvin B. 28,126 John L. Jr. 25,167,198,207 Rachel 168,174,181,184,198, Reuben 185,190,204 Samuel L, 34 Virginia 82,117 Hostetler, Arthur 91 Hostetler, David 82,116 Hostetler, Eugene R, 32,150 Kennel, Elmer 67,101,102 Kennel, Linda 175,184,189,197,200 Kindy, Carol 83 King, Evelyn E. 23,90,120,121,122 King, Harry Lee 74 King, Harry Lloyd 83 King, James 175,18l,191,192,194, 195 A King, Valeta 83,103,117 King, Vera 36,90 Layman, Carol 84 Layman, Lois 202 Layman, Norma 176,180,184,186, 187,188,191 Layman, Paul 75,144 Layman , Richard 183,209 Layman, Ronald 202 Leaman, Susan 67,114,118 Lefever Lehman 122 , Grace B. 169 , Carroll 67,86.96,115,118 King, Walter 49,138 Kisamore, Joyce 83 Kiser, Lyle 182,209 Kiser, Roy 40,41,90 Lellman , Chester K, 28.29.90 Lehman, Daniel W, 32 Lehman, Elsie E, 32 Lehman, Esther K. 33 Hostetter, Douglas 65,82,109,147, 161 Hostetter, D, Ralph 25,154 Hostetter, Patricia 66,115 Hostetter, Ruth S, S, 35 Houser, Rodney, 13,74,102,109,119, 128,141 Howard, Rebecca 190,204 Howard, Shirley 208 Huber, Randal 183,208 Hurst, Nancy 83,137 Hurst, Paul 91 lsner, Kenneth 48,90 Ivanitesky, Serge 168,183,208,209 Jacobs, Merle E, 26 Jantzi, Darrell 83 Jantzi, Dawn 109,169,171,175,181, 182,184,186,189, 197 J antzi, Florence 36 Kissell. Richard 90 Knicely, Boyd 176,194 Knicely, Rhoda 37 Kolb, Charlotte 83,108,122 Kolb, Dorothy 67,114,116 Kolb, Naomi 67,112,115,1l9 Kooker, Harold 67,103,127,155 Krall, John H. 169,183,194,203 Krantz, Miriam 90 Kraybill, Helen 83,122,134 Kraybill, Paul 90 Kreider, John 67,122,135 Kriebel, Glenn 83,98 Kropf, Stanley 63,115,118 Kulp, Ruth 83,117,158,163 Lehman, G. Irvin 28 Lehman, J enelle 84,103,116 Lehman, Harold D. 22,33,90,121, 198 Lehman, Kenneth 185.190,204,205 Lehman, Lola 37 Lehman , Nelson 84,117,118 Lehman, Paul 50. 126 Lehman, Rachel 183,184,188,191, 192,196,198 Lehman, Robert C. 25,26,127 Lehman, Ronald 84,116,125 Lehman, Ruth 37 Lehman, Wilmer R, 26,95 Jantzi, Vernon 66,115,119 Johnson, Ruby 190,204 Jones, Mary 90 Kanagyr Josephine 66,117 Kandel, Sharon 83 Kauffman, A, Marjory 175,181,184, Kurtz, Caroline 90 Kurtz, Catherine 90 Kurtz, Chester 90 Kurtz, Cora 37,67 Kurtz, Ira Jr, 49,131 Kurtz, Lydia 49 Kurtz, Maynard 90 Kurtz, Paul S, 32 Lichty, Lill, Gu Marilyn 50 nther 50.90,145 Logan, James 75,144 Longacre, Anna Lois 84 Longacre, Esther 23 Longacre, James 12,75,100,1l5, 118,145,149,150 Longacre, Robert 75,144,145 Kaufman, Betty 175,184,189,200 199 Kauffman, Barbara 83 Kauffman, Brenda 67 Kauffman, Dale 185,186,190,204 Kauffman, Delores 74 Kauffman, Doreen 36 Kauffman, Dwight 83,117,119 Kauffman, Gerald 83 Kauffman, Leanna 175,184,186,187, 191,193,200 Kauffman, Paul 48 Kauffman, Robert 36 Kauffman, Zella 48 Kauffman, Zolla 48,130 Kurtz, Wayne 83,112 Landes, Lois 83 Landis, Barbara 184,186,188,191, 202 Landis, Charles 91 Landis, Clara 91,115 Landis, Darlene 83,117 Landis, Jay B. 90,169,171,181,184, 187,198,201 Landis, Larry 83,84,117,118,158, 159 Landis, Lois 84,117,123,133 Landis, Lois 90 Landis, Marilyn 67,111,156,159 Landis, Peggy 90 Longenecker, Alton 75 Longenecker, Emma 67,82,94.96, 97,122,162 Longenecker Janice 84,151 Longenecker, Joanne 84,116 Longenecker, Marian 51,122,123 Longenecker, Wayne 169,185,186, 189, 191, 192, 195 Mack, Elsie 11,84,109,116,141 Mack, Esther 84,117 Mack, Hannah 84,117,121 Maitarya, Harun 75,129 Keeler, Mary 184,208 Keener, Carl S. 23.26.27 Keim, Albert 49 Landis, R, Laverne 50,138 Landis, Roberta 80,84,116 Landis, Sara Anne 207 Keim, Mary 83 Keim, Melvin 67,94,96,97,122 Kempfer, Roger 83 Kemrer, Dorothy C. 30 Lantz, J. David 190,198,204 Lapp, Ferne 67,115,133 Lapp, John A. 23,25,90,127,154 Lapp, Joseph 84,86,116,119 Marks, Lois 90 Martin, Barbara 75,115 Martin, Carl 183,185,208,209 Martin, Charlene 84,98,1l8 Martin, Clara 51,90 Martin, Daniel 185,190,204 223 Minnich, Herbert 90 Martin, Dorothy 185,207 Martin, Dwayne 84,98, 135 Martin, Elvin 75.90.101 Martin, Emanuel 23,24 Martin, Helen 176,184, 198 Martin, Helen 185,186,190,204 Martin, J, Ernest 176,182,188,191, 192,195,200 Martin, Leo 67,68,87,122,135,140 Martin, Lois 184,185,186,l90,204. 205 Martin, Luke 90 Martin, Margaret I, 30,129,149 Martin, Marian 8-4,117,137,196 ' Martin, Mary 84,117 Martin, Mary 90 Martin, Nelson 209 Martin, Noah 51,88,115,118 Martin, Nora 84,117 Martin, Phyllis 184,186,205 Martin, Raymond 68 Martin, Robert 84,117 Martin, Silas 90 Martin, Ula 36,90 Mast, Anna 85 Mast, Chester 176,183,185,186,189 Mast, Doris 85,116 Mast, Ervin 75 Mast, Floyd 51 Mast, John 68,84,122 Mast, Joseph 68,107,115,122,135, 139 Mast, Michael 41,122,130,141 Mast, Ora 85,119,129 Mast, Susanna 75,117 Mast, Vernon 52,138 Mast, Wilma 85,133,161 Mattar, Lydia 5 ,129,138 Mattijo, Julius 75 Maust, Earl M. 30,118 Maust, Martha 90 Maust, Wendell 183,184,186,203 Mayer, Marilyn 189,203 Mellinger, A. Clair 68,105,115,122 Mellinger, Ethel 52 Mellinger, Lois 75,102 Messner, David S. 52,104,126 Messner, James 185,207 Messner, John 85,108, 147,158 Messner, Robert J. 23 Metzler, Fred 203 Metzler, James 90 Metzler, John 209 Metzler, Rachel 90 Meyers, Miriam 85,112,116 Miller, Calvin 85,116,119 Miller, Cheryl 185,206,207 Miller, David 68 224 ' Miller, David J. 68,151 Miller, Donna 177,184,186,187,189. 197 Miller, Ella Mae 75,123 Miller, Ernest 75 Miller, Esther 90 Miller, Fred 53,90,97,102 Miller, Geraldine 85,117 Miller, Glenda 85 Miller, Harold 53,100,120,121,122. 127 Miller, Harvey 90 Miller, Helen 37,159 Miller, Ira E, 21,33,90,129 Miller, J. Mark 85,109,117 Miller, John D. 171,177,188,191, 192,198 Miller, John M. 31,100,169 Miller, Katie 85,116 Miller, Loren 204,205 Miller, Lovina 90 Miller, Margaret 68,104,105,126 Miller, Martin 185,190,204,205 Miller, Nathan 75,77 Miller, Olive 76,100,107,112,115 Miller, Paul 85 Miller, Ruth 85,116 Miller, Samuel 31 Miller, Winfredi177,191,192,208 Mishler, D, 'Paul 53 Mohler, Barbara 53,66.115,118 Mohler, Rachel 90 Mohler, Verna Mae 54,94,95 Moldovanyi, Carole 85,133 Moore, Brian 54,86,122,130,135 Mosemann, Barbara 76 Mosemann, Betty 36,90 Mosemann, Christian 85,97,101 Moyer, Moyer, Moyer, Moyer, Beula 76,117 Lois 85,98,116,131, 163 Marie 90 Ronald 76,103,145 Muganda, Josiah 85,129 Mugwe, Evanson 91,129 Mullenex, James L. 26,127,155 Mullet, Willis 85,144,145,158 Mumaw, Catherine R. 35,117,120. 121,136 Mumaw, David K. 169 Mumaw, Fay 185,206,207 Mumaw, Homer A, 27,129 Mumaw, John D. 75,86,117 Mumaw, John R. 20,29,90,198 Mumaw 122 Myer s, Myers, Herbert 86,117,118 Myers, Louise 68,120,121,126,161, 162 Myers, Rhoda 86 Myers, Victor 86,116 Nafziger Lois Ann 195,204,205 Nafziger Lowell 86.108, 117, 123, 135 Nafziger, Mona 103,114 Nafziger, P, Melville 33 Nafziger, Sandra 68,133,158,163 Nagenda, Jane 129 Neuenschwander, Kathleen 86,117 Newcomer, Arthur 145,170,192 Newcomer, Lois 54,136 Newswanger, Carl 68,122,157 Newswanger, Orpha 69,115,118, 126 Nice, B. Lloyd 76 Nice, Elaine 86 Nice, Jeanette 16,'76,115.118,155 Nissley, Addona 90 Nissley, J, Marlin 69,99,138 Nissley, Kenneth 86,99,116 Nefziger, Fern 91 Nofiger, Mona 76 Nofziger, Peter 91 Nyce, Cleon 69 Oswald, Ann Marie 86 Ours, Charlotte 177,183,198, Owen, C, Wayne 55,96,100,110,130, 145 Parks, Pearl 86 Peachey, Laban 22,33,120,121,140 Peachy, David 90 Peifer, Ann 168,188,203 Pellman, Donald 76,104,140 Pellman, Hubert R. 31.90.105 Petersheim, John 69 Petersheim, Ruby 36,90 Plank, Edward 69,133 Point, Dale 86,116 Powel, Hugh 86,90 Ranck, Ethel 69 Ranck, James 76 Rediger, Carolyn 86 Reed. John 55 Reed, Kenneth 86,112,116,123,138 Reitz, Herman, R, 28,29,95,126, 127 Ressler, Carolyn 36 Ressler, Willard 41,130 Rhodes, Mary Nell 177 Rhodes, Peggy 205 Richard, Martha 76,90 Lucille '76,90,108.115,119, Richer. Roger 40,41.130 Rittenhouse, Mary 69,115,118,124, D. Glenn 54 133 Shelly, Eugene 77, 100, 145, 149 Roggie, Bertha 55 Rohrer, Ivan 76 Rohrer, Joyce 86 Rohrer, Marleen 85,86,-117,134 Ropp, Grace 86 Roth, James 76 Roth, Mary 67,69,136 Roth, Nelson 69,90,106,123 Roth, Priscilla 69,157 Ruhl, Mary Anne 76 Ruiz, Alfonso 86,90 Joanne 87,103,117 Shenk, Ruppert, Nanci 177,181,184,189 Rush, James 69,82,94,96,97,115,118 Ruth, Carolyn 86,117 Rutt, Carl 86,103,117,118 Rutt, Joyce 55,73,94,96,97,114,122. Shank, Norman 77,102,106,117,141 Shank, Oren 87 Shank, Richard 87,104,105,146,147. 158 Shank, R. Jean 178,184,186, 191,192,197,198,201 Shank, Ronda 87 Shank, Rowland 56,90 Shank, Wade 37 Sharpes, Sandra 197,203 S henk, Shenk, S henk, 104 Daniel 56,110,157 Ellen 77,114 Emily Grace 10,17,70,71, Smucker, N. Jean 186,204,205 Smucker, Sara Ann 90 Snader, Amanda 77 Snavely, Lois 57,98,123 Snyder, Jean 57,11l,116,197 Snyder, John M. 23,24,90 Snyder, J, Robert 183,184,186,188, l91,200,202.203 Sommers, Miriam 88,136 Stahl, John 27,101 Stahl, Milo D. 24 Stambaugh, Conchita 58 Stambaugh, Joseph 70,115 Stauffer, Arlene 90 Stauffer, James 90 Stauffer, J. Mark 31,114 Stauffer, Margaret 184,186,204,205 126,127.128,129 Sager, Linda 184,207 Sager, Sandra 178,184,189,191,198 Sarco, Sarco, Daniel 185 Nancy 86,116 Sauder, June 76 Sauder, Ruth 87,116 Saufley, George 69 Schaefer, John 186,203 S henk, Shenk, Shenk, S henk, S henk, Shenk, John 36 John B. 87,116,135 John Carl 87,101,115 Judith 87,116 Margaret M. 24,90 Mary Florence 37,90 Shertzer, John 77,116 Stauffer, Martine 77,136 Steffen, Dorcas 88,117 Steiner, Glenn 88,117,119,135 Steiner, Roy 179,185,186,187,189, 191,192,193,199 Steinhauer, Lois 91 Shertzer, Willard 57,90,99 Shirk, Allan 77,125 Stetter, Lila Rae 90 Stetter, Robert 90 Schaefer, Paul 76 Schmell, Judith 87,112,140 Schmidt. Joy 184,l86,189,203 Schmidt, Wayne 168,208,209 Schrock, Elwood 87,116 Schrock, Jacob 76,139 Schrock, Joseph 87,116,119 Schrock, Marlene 70,115 Schweitzer, Arlene 87 Schweitzer, Leland 77 Seitz, David 87,116,119 Seitz, Delbert 103,130,144,145 Seitz, Eunice 182,183,185,186,203 Seitz, Frances 184,209 Sell, Blanche 90 Sensenig, Arlene 15,64,70,100,102, 120 Sensenig, Grace 56,94,96 Shirk, Edith 87,136,160 Shisler, Ruth 70,158 Shomo, William 89 Showalter, Anna 37 Showalter, Doris 209 Showalter, Dorothy 90 Showalter, Ellen 87 Showalter, Franklin 87,116,145,158 Showalter, Goldie 65,68,102 Showalter, Grace L 31 Showalter, Harley 77,145 Showalter, Janet 77,90 Showalter, Karen 185,207 Showalter, Lillie 191,203 Showalter, Luke 36 Showalter, Mildred 178,182,184, 186,187,188,191,196 Showalter, M. Irene 207 Showalter, Nannie 37 Stoltzfus, Allen 77 Stoltzfus Betty 88,117 Stoltzfus Dale 78,125 Stoltzfus Elam 70 Stoltzfus Elmina 90 Stoltzfus, Elvin 78 Stoltzfus Eugene 191,203 Stoltzhis Grant M. 35,135 Stoltzfus Harold 88,158 Stoltzfus Irene 88,116 Stoltzfus Kathryn 206,207 Stoltzfus, Lena 168,179,181,183,184 191,196,198,200 Stoltzfus Mark 88 Stoltzfus, Mary Ellen 58,136,156 Stoltzfus Merle 90 Stoltzfus, Ruth 184,208,209 Stoltzfus, William 86,89 Stoner, Harry 90 Sensenig. James 87 Shank, Araminta 37 Shank, Arneda 184,191,193,203 S hank , Audrey B, 31 Shank, Carolyn 74,77,115,123 Shank, Charity 56.90.156 Shank, Esther 182,185,178,197 Shank, Henry 82,87,117, 131,148 Shank, John C. 178,185,186,18'7,l89 Shank, John W, Shank, Joseph 190,204,205 Shank, Lester C. 23,90 Shank, Mary Lois 185,206,207 Shank, Nancy 70,90,115,162 Showalter, Nelson 87.117,144,145 Showalter, Samuel 77,118 Shrock, Leon 57 Shrock, Paul 77,90 Slabaugh, Lydia 36,90 Slabaugh, Sanford 88 Smith, Elton 209 Smith, Ernest 88 Smith, Raymond 37 Smith, Robert 190,191.192,204,205 Smucker, Ada 90 Smucker, Allene 70,116 Smucker, D, Gary 178,181,184,189 Strong Emily 63,114,118,149 Strong, Patricia 185,186,190,204, 205 Strong, Samuel Z. 24 Strunk, Muriel 58 Stutzman, Berdella 70,126 Stutzman, Paul 88,117,119 Suter, Daniel B. 27,138 Suter, David 179,185,186,187,191, 192,201 Suter, Suter, Suter Donna 184.209 Karla 185,204,205 Mary 37 - 225 Suter, Mary Louise 184,209 Swartz, Betty 58,98 Swartz, Carl 77,81,88,112,139,154 Swartz, Donald 59,122,145 Swartz, Helen 171,179,182,183,184, 186,188,191,192,197.2O0 Weaver, Orpha 191,203 Weaver, Robert 71,130 Weaver, Rose 60,154 Weaver, Susan 78,114,119,154 Weaver, Winston 180,182,189,191. 192,195 Witmer, Edward 89 Witmer, Homer 78,98 Witmer, James 78,94,96,145 Wyse, Inez 91,156 Yoder, Amzie 90 Yoder, Calvin 89,147 Thomas, Eloise 88,117,163 Yoder, Mary 36 Swartz, Raymond 90 Swartzendruber, Lloyd 90 Swartzendruber Loris 59,116 Swartzendruber Mary 90 Swartzendruber Mary Kate 59 Swartzendruber Virginia 88,116 Swartzentruber, Alvin 88 Swartzentruber, Elva l79,181,189, 191,195,198 Swartzentruber, Ernest 59 Swartzentruber, Melva 169,179,184, 191,196,200 Swartzentruber, Thelma 60,94,96, 100, 115. 120,123,126 Swope, Erma 190,204,205 Tadeo, Raul 90 Weber, Kenneth 89 Weber, Lillian 90 Wenger, Ann 91 Wenger, Annetta A, 168,185,187 Wenger, Annie 37 Wenger, Betty 37 Wenger, Carl 89,117,118 Wenger, Dale 180,184,186,189,192, 195,199 Wenger, David 209 Wenger, Edith 36 Wenger, Elaine 89,131 Wenger, Erma 190,204,205 Wenger, Esther H. 168 Wenger, Goldie 37 Wenger, Harold 180,184,191 Wenger, J, Lowell 185,207 Thompson, David 186,189,203 Townsend, George 90 Trissel, John 209 Troyer, Don 70.94.95 Troyer, Marie 90 Ulrich, Lowell 65,209 Umble, Betty Lou 88 Umble, Dale 70,154 Umble, Dorothy 70,94,96,97,115,122 Umble, Lawrence 88, 116, 123 VanPelt, Elsie 70,122 Vetter, Robert 71,90 Wampler, Marguerite 90 Watkins. J udy 185,186,204,205 Weaver, Carol 184,207 Weaver, Dawn 185,186,205 Weaver, Elmer 90 Weaver, Grant 183,191 Weaver, Jerrel 186,188,191,193,203 Weaver, J, Irvin 88 Weaver, Kathleen 185,186,204,205 Weaver, Lois 71 Weaver, Lois 37.90 Weaver, Marvin 71,114,119 Weaver, Mary Lou 88,102,117,122. 160 Weaver, Miriam L, 168 Weaver, M. Steve 185,206,207 Weaver, Nelson 88,117 226 Wenger, John S. 168 Wenger, Joy 89,117 Wenger, Karen 78 Wenger, Linden M. 6,29,90,95,97 Wenger, Lois 89 Wenger, Lois Ann 184,186,191,192, 203,204 Wenger, Marian 37 Wenger, Oliver 37 Wenger, Ray 209 Wenger, Robert B. 27 Wenger, Ruth 185,209 Wert Wert Wert Wert Wert, Wert, Alma Jean 60,100,136,158 Esther 60 Esther May 71 J, Lloyd 78,115,120.121 Lois 71,115.119,124,131,154 Robert 61,130 Westenberger, Ruth 63 Wicker, George 78,90 Wideman, Clare 89 Wideman, Lucille 36 Wilcox, Cheryl 170,204,205 Wilcox, Geraldine 61 Wilkins, Galen 185,205 Willeuer, Paul 89 Wilson, Barbara Ann 89 Winger, Leonard 89 Wissler, Dorothy 91 Yoder, Carl 61,90 Yoder, Christine 71,136 Yoder, Dorothy 61,115,137 Yoder, Fannie 90 Yoder, George 71,109,122 Yoder, Harold 89 Yoder, Harvey 70,71,94,96,97,115, 124,157 Yoder, Jesse 185,196,209 Yoder, J. Otis 29,101 Yoder, Judy 180.184,189,196 Yoder, LaVern 62,90 Yoder, Lee 62,140 Yoder, Lois 184,187,188,197,203 Yoder, L Wayne 71,104,105,145, 147 Yoder, Monroe 78,90 Yoder, N, Wayne 78,14-4,145,150, Yoder, Paul 90 Yoder, Paul Jr. 62,144,145,147 Yoder, Ray 91 Yoder, Reuben 89 Yoder, Sheldon 71,148 Yoder, Stanley 78 Yoder, Susan 85,89,116,123,134 Yoder, Tillie 36 Yoder, Wilbur 89,116,119.133 Yost, Catherine 71 Yost, Leon 82,89,117,123 Yutzy, Norman 29 Yutzy, Valentine 78 Zehr, Arthur 89,131,148 Zehr, Lena 89 Zehr, Lucille 89 Zehr, Michael 78,130 Zehr, Paul 40,41 Zehr, Pearl 78 Zehr Savilla 89 1 Ziegler, Donald '72.78,145.150.151 Ziegler, Mildred 15,62,96,100,104, 105 Zimmerman, George 90 Zimmerman, Lois 90 Zook, Alphie A. 24.121 Acknowledgements The SHENANDOAH staff ot l963 wish to ex- press their great appreciation to those who have rendered invaluable service toward the production ot this yearbook. Mr. Hubert R. Pellman, Sponsor Mr. Jay B. 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