Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Anticipation Instruction Participation Competition Inquisition Integration Subscription 112 “yale Shem ' m : - : : AP x , _ vee As A ; . OW — i 170 ner ) cae 178 SHENANDOAH 1969 Volume XXIll Editor in Chief—Gerald E. Shenk Intoxicated by summer winds and stipple of sun in your hair, beaded, bearded, sandaled, shaved, you came from everywhere with seven boxes, a guitar and no dictionary. What summer metamorphosis brought you back with different patterned wings? | wondered. iw You left chapters still unread to wander over hills alone—sometimes in twos. Your room was cell or sanc- tuary. Weekends found you carless, drinking coffee, content with silent sitting. vs) 5, os elms Ss S$ a eee ee il Dreaming of distinction, you tried out for chorus, Antigone, basket- ball; read Ramparts, the Gospel Herald, learning to shake from your shoes the dust of other journeys. | heard you beat your separate drums, loud, subtle, angry, seeking self-awareness in this anywhere away from home. Biology, philos- ophy, a book, a child, a cat—a world of separate things. | watched you from my stump; each man do- ing his own thing. scence ee TO JOHN A. LAPP Whose scholarship is more than a profession; whose world is wider than its four horizons. Peace Fellowship, discussions, classroom lectures—we heard him voice his views; and know- ing what he said was backed by thought and knowledge, we listened. Because his sense of values never wavered, his political predictions often went awry; but we students knew he poured a tasty cup of coffee and readily allotted him a place among us at basketball and soccer games. We sensed the underneath excitement of his thinking; and watched his hands shape and drive home the meaning of his words with quiet power. He brought about a unity of knowledge for his students, because in him we saw all parts of life unite in perfect ten- sion—He taught us wholeness. 10 a — ne A i a aie nae RT A i ROSE LAWN! NEW SEMINARY FACILITIES inspire Dennis Boel to meet his deadlines early. 12 FOUNDERS DAY Dr. Schweitzer’s appeal to consider ‘’Science and Reverence”’ was an appropriate challenge for an expanding Christian liberal arts college at the dedication of a new science center and renovated seminary building. Rose Lawn, the new women’s residence testified to this growth with open doors, while a near-doubled seminary enrollment prompted the re- marks of its justly proud dean. Students and guests visiting the campus during these October ceremonies paid homage to the memory of M. T. Brackbill in attending planetarium demon- strations. Science films and tours which included the Hostetter Museum introduced us to the new purpose growing out of the increased opportunities of the science department. THE COMPLETED SCIENCE CENTER awaits its influx of students. oP a : yf “4, DR. SCHWEITZER encounters post-lecture converse. uf ca A GYROSCOPIC THRILL sends science center guests spinning. “VD WALK A MILE FOR A CAMEL.” DAVE GLANZER AND EVERETT RESSLER introduce classical guitar to EMC’s folk tradition. TALENT NIGHT ; “MAYBE NO ONE WILL NOTICE if | act like nothing happened.” a path to see the show. Talent was a flip, a jump, a strum; a scarf became a semaphore of moods. Other cultures, other faiths, the color tones of love expressed in music, art and costume stretched our individual worlds with new thoughts and laughters. A composite of students’ sundry gifts and genius— Talent Night. Another century, another mood, with granny gowns, bal- loons, and games of chance. Students relaxed at the Pep Club : Invent a messy way of eating jelly-bread, and students beat | | | Country Fair, munching caramel apples, and came back to a world of books and hurry, feeling more a part of the past, refreshed to face the deadlines of the future. OF MICE AND MININGERS. TINA HESS performs pre-curtain rites. 16 Se Le RS gE elt: ee a THE CURTAIN OPENS on a full cast. ANTIGONE Antigone slowly grew from bits and pieces—a cape for Creon, guards in pantomime, and an authentic gong, inter- spersed with Halverson’s directive comments. Watching tension build and patience ebb, some thoughtful member of the stage crew supplied coffee for frazzled nerves running on five hours of sleep. But even a blizzard in November and a power failure during a technical run could not stall the rising of the curtain on opening night and Antigone emerged a strongly welded comment on man’s existence. ns . “ a “CHIEF, THE BODY!’ ANTIGONE (Jean Osmann) resists Ismene’s (Mary Jane King) plea for submission to the king’s orders. 17 OF BARDS AND TROUBADOURS MICHAEL COONEY: ‘Tis a gift to be simple. AI SSSSas of LEASES 18 Uy iv ery Fo . ws SE: Lx t 5 _ “ 4 id a ait THE MANIFEST DESTINY. Informal lecture-music was a traveling minstrel in blue jeans, Michael Cooney playing-telling-singing folk songs. You sat on blankets listening to kazoo and twelve-string guitar, ‘Jim Crack Corn” and “Lord, In That Bourgeois Town.’’ Michael’s warmth relaxed your musical sophistication. The rhetoric of the Manifest Destiny fascinated you, as fellow students formed a group and sang the poetry of peace and freedom. 19 MICHAEL COONEY shares the spirit of an Old World ballad with Ken Fellenbaum ce Ait v7 “YOU WILL make this palace disappear, slaves.”’ DIRECTOR BOB HOSTETTER smoothes a tempo during dress rehearsal. KING SOLOMON (JOHN YODER) admonishes the Butterfly’s wife (Flora Yoder) to remember what could happen if her husband (Lamar Myers) stamp- ed his foot. 20 ae: “YOU COULDN’T BEND a blade of grass with your stamping.” SOLOMON AND BALKIS Opera was light in Randall Thompson’s Solomon and Balkis, a fantasy of disappearing palaces and djinns and magic rings. The butterfly that dared to stamp helped Solomon subdue his own nine hundred ninety-nine vexacious wives. In sound and color, lights and song, you saw what womenfolk and menfolk are and went away delighted. 21 “ILL BE GOOD. I’m so sorry | spoke.” FALL EVANGELIST RICHARD DETWEILER in a bush-side confrontation. 1 THE LAPP DISCUSSION GROUP in controversy. 22 SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS You were spirit meshed in a web of worship, sometimes a part of everything, a part of nothing, conscious only of your own experience. Sometimes you slept. Chapel, campus church, prayer cells, exciting as a half-warm cup of tea—or LSD. Special emphasis weeks changed your life, or perhaps it was painful prayers in t he dark. Bach or Bob Dylan, brown-walking Sunday morning, a split-second handful of moondrops—in the wonder-flash of small miracles you understood about living. KEN MASTERMAN DIRECTS ‘Nothing is Impossible” during fall revivals. 1 BILL PANNELL CLARIFIES his concerns to Peace Fellowship. PASTOR BRUNK PROCEEDS with the service at Campus Church after Chairman Elvin Kraybill’s opening. 23 CHORAL UNION MESSIAH You stopped us that last frantic week before vacation, re- minding us of promises buried under deadlines and final exam anxieties. We were refreshed as community people joined the massed choruses in the yearly presentation of “The Messiah.” ‘The glory of the Lord shall be revealed’’: we heard and were gladdened. - 24 BASS JOHN A. YODER—“‘And | will shake the heavens and the earth.” Se Dera uct. sduanten Bi derurclen.. THE SHREW (LINDA ROSE) is tamed by Petruchio (Chris Halverson) during a Drama Guild presentation of great love scenes. Clubs tested theories and practiced skills, adding touches of reality to pet ideas and synthetic situations. Novices and veter- ans exchanged notes on hobbies and professions. You paid your dues and reaped the dividends in practical experience. GLEN GEHMAN narrates the love scenes. 26 setiitionn, ee CLUB ACTIVITIES STARBUCK (KEN MARTIN) to Lizzie (Sharon Hurst): “You ain’t got no dream.” ALLEN WYSE MODELS LEGGETTS’ WINTER COLLECTION in the Home Eco- DR. IKEJIANI DISCUSSES BIAFRAN INDEPENDENCE with World Affairs nomics Club fashion show. Club after a reunion with his daughter Miriam and niece Joyce Nwankwo. 27 THE SPANISH CLUB HAD ROAST PIG (and the cafeteria had hot dogs). JIM SIEBER CARVES the Spanish Club’s roast pig, advised by Gene Hershey and Henry Helmuth. 28 INTER-COLLEGIATE FELLOWSHIP hosts a sit- in with Bridgewater. THE WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB sponsored Ken Leh- man, Jerry Shenk, Junior Miller and Phoebe Erb to represent Indonesia at the Model United Na- tions. YUGOSLAV DELEGATION to the Model UN: John Metzler, |. Merle Good, Elvin Kraybill, Duane Yoder. BANQUETING ON RICE AND TEA, Glenn Kauffman, John Kanagy, and Tomoki Noguchi discuss Peace Club’s fund-raising project for Vietnam. CLUBS NATE MILLER WELCOMES delegates to the Student Virginia Educators Association con- vention at EMC SVEA PRESIDENT STEVE MININGER chats with convention delegates. | —— Soy git eax — ’ ; ‘ +, + £5 aS a ts ta é my ff bs, a , oH Fale, | Pia i - Y fi: “4 43. “it . . , Pat ‘ % Ye A g | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB. THE LITWILLERS gamble on tomorrow’s exam score. re A i “Vf? “eas ; os “7 A SIAMESE CAT, a book—The Swartzes think their separate thoughts MARRIED STUDENTS Your contribution was a unique dimension of involvement. Your days were filled with texts and talk and thoughts of bills and grocery lists and potluck suppers. Inside your trailers and apartments little ones were put to bed at 8:00. You never signed when leaving, returned without taking lates—returned perhaps, to find the sitter must be paid and the breakfast dishes must be washed before tomorrow’s breakfast. A NIGHT OF KNITTING helps the Hostetlers unwind. 7 33 AN APPROACHING DEADLINE evinces the conjugal cooperation of the Fishers. EMC’S QUIZ TEAM, Ruth Yoder, Mel Lehman, and Jim Bowman, do last- minute research for the Inter-Collegiate Bowl. 34 COLLEGE BOWL Hosting College Bowl, you saw your team defeated in tri- point competition against Madison and Bridgewater. Pre- liminaries peeled down class competitors to three top-scorers with the sophomores placing first in on-the-minute knowledge and awareness. Satori PRELIMINARY QUIZ CHAMPIONS Bill Cornell, Gene Miller, and Mel Lehman answer for the sophomores. 35 at eteenineentn: ia ory emeesy : aie mn , [ | | l | wer I] Re a ee GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY STRING QUARTET. ABRAM |. KATSH: ‘‘The Jewish Contribution to Civilization.” CHARLES PFEIFER: ‘’Near East Origins in Civilization.” 36 LECTURE-MUSIC The Lecture-Music Series introduced celebrities to inform and inspire. The Arab-Israeli world came west in lectures by authorities on Near East past and present. Musicians stretched the walls of your experience with sophisticated art. You lis- tened to the famous as professionals, then chatted with them over tea and cookies. ROBERT COOLEY: “An Archaeologist at Work—Dothan.”’ EDWARD J. JURJI: ‘The Moslem Contribution to Civilization.” 37 ASTOR . S h = Ly We e i F RK N va — ) sz “A a INSTRUCTION tie Neto i 39 PRESIDENT MYRON S. AUGSBURGER 40 ra LINDEN M. WENGER: Assistant t o the President EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION RACHEL HINZ: Secretary to the President 4] ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION MARY F. SHENK: Secretary to the Dean of the College. IRA E. MILLER: Dean of the College. LESTER C. SHANK: Registrar. PTEATTE PETRIE LTE a ‘Ul mi illil a il NIT TT | li 42 % Pane me EE, I GEORGE R. BRUNK, II: Dean of the Seminary. LILLIAN GERIG: Secretary to the Dean of the Seminary. p= TILLIE YODER, RUTH LEHMAN: Secretaries to the Registrar. 43 MYRON S. AUGSBURGER, Th.D. Professor of Theology CONRAD G. BRUNK, M.A. Instructor in Philosophy GEORGE R. BRUNK, Ph.D. Professor of Practical Theology CHESTER K. LEHMAN, Th.D. Dean Emeritus 44 J. D. GRABER, B.D. , Visiting Instructor in Church and Missions BIBLE AND PHILOSOPHY Sometimes you paused in the routine game of living, looked up and asked ‘‘Why?” There is that part of man that ultimate- ly questions existence beyond three meals a day and a 3.5 gpa. Death, suffering, love, God, blinding flashes of revelation and quiet joys; you cursed and treasured the mystery of being human. Knowing it is not enough to weep or wonder, your professors led you to seek meaning, thinking perhaps the mysteries only are significant. G. IRVIN LEHMAN, Ph.D. JOHN R. MUMAW,, D.Sc. HERMAN R. REITZ, B.D. WILLARD M. SWARTLEY, B.D. Professor of Old Testament Professor of Christian Education Assistant Professor of New Testament Instructor in New Testament Language and Literature Language and Literature REPEAT IT, PLATO—’’Cogito ergo Sum.” LINDEN M. WENGER, Th.M. Assistant Professor of Philosophy NORMAN YUTZY, Th.M. Assistant Professor of Christian Education 45 EDUCATION You were taught to teach. Children became real and adoles- cents human. You pragmatized your goals in curriculum and methods workshops. Professional Orientation placed you in the classroom and practice teaching tested competence and added confidence. Self-conscious of your bumbling tries, knowing yourselves as students too, you sometimes caught excitement in your students’ faces, and knew yourselves as teachers. THE OVERHEAD PROJECTOR highlights a pointed lecture by Esther Lehman. DR. MILLER RUNS his class through a few non-concomitant details. ee neem oe 46 J. LESTER BRUBAKER, Ed. D. Director of Teacher Education HAROLD E. MILLER, Ph. D. Professor of Education ALPHIE A. ZOOK, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education DANIEL W. LEHMAN, M.A. ELSIE E. LEHMAN, Ed. S. ESTHER K. LEHMAN, Ed. D. Professor Emeritus of Education Associate Professor of Education Professor of Education AROUND THE WORLD in eighty minutes. 47 THE SONG of Sallman. THE GEHMANS KNOW never a cross-word. LANGUAGES AND MUSIC You knew that man was born with tears, but those who truly lived learned too, to sing. It is the voice of man raised in spite of pain, what he smears on canvas, what he carves and dreams, that makes him little lower than the angels. He must communicate the meaning of his life. You learned the symbols well: Greek, Spanish, German; sharing the tongue of him to whom you wished to speak. LOIS B. BOWMAN, M.A. Assistant Professor of German PHILIP K. CLEMENS, S.M.M. Instructor in Music ERNEST G. GEHMAN, Ph.D. DOROTHY C. KEMRER, M.A. Professor of German 48 Assistant Professor Emeritus of Latin EARL M. MAUST, Ed.D. Professor of Music SAMUEL E. MILLER, M.A. Associate Professor of Spanish DAVID A. SEITZ, M.A. Instructor in Music J. MARK STAUFFER, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music EMERY YODER, M.A. Instructor in French IRA T. ZOOK, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music ae a ee iia he AND WHEN | TURN this one it goes ‘bleep, bleep, bleep.” KATHRYN G. ANDERSON, M.A. Visiting Instructor in Music 49 ENGLISH You wondered if words could be more than the form of metaphysics, if symbols could capture the sense of existence. Then Kate and Petruchio, Chaucer’s Cook, Tess and Andrew Marvel came alive for you, mirroring facets of a common humanity. You became disciples of Eliot, Faulkner, Joyce, framing from their wisdom a meaning mixed with pieces from your own experience. 50 JAMES R. BOMBERGER, Ed.D. Associate Professor of English A. ARLENE BUMBAUGH, M.S. Assistant Professor of Education ANNA M. FREY, M.A. Assistant Professor of English SADIE HARTZLER, B.A. Librarian Emeritus GERALD H. JONES, M.S. Instructor in English J. HERBERT MARTIN, M.A. Assistant Professor of English a es YAie- MISS SHOWALTER EVALUATES a novice oration. HUBERT R. PELLMAN, Ph.D. Professor of English MARGARET M. SHENK, M.A. Librarian ELIZABETH A. SHOWALTER, M.A. Instructor in English TINA MAST RELAXES with Falstaff in the English Room. GRACE |!. SHOWALTER: Menno Simons Historical Library and Archives Librarian 51 y VN GERALD R. BRUNK, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History HARRY A. BRUNK, M.A. Associate Professor Emeritus of History SAMUEL L. HORST, M.A. Assistant Professor of History 52 DONALD E. SHOWALTER, Visiting Instructor in Political Science, entertains his all-male class. HISTORY You were scholars, pondering the meaning of time, its ob- scurities obliging you in the fall from innocence to experience. Pacifists wandering through a turbulent past, activists wonder- ing about peace in the future; you searched for understanding through a glass darkly clouded by the present, tracing pat- terns in the dust and memory that is man. PROFESSOR MIGIRE BEAMS with dissimulating benignity. ELECTION NIGHT VIEWERS eagerly await an Excedrin commercial. GRANT M. STOLTZFUS, Th.D. ALBERT N. KEIM, M.A. JOHN A. LAPP, Ph.D. T. KEMBO MIGIRE, M.A. Associate Professor of Church Instructor in History Associate Professor of History Instructor in Economics History 53 JOHN HENRY HESS, JR., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology HAROLD E. HUBER, M.A. Instructor in Sociology 54 PAUL J. GLANZER, M.Ed.S. Assistant Professor of Psychology ROBERT S. HARDWICK, M.A. Visiting Instructor in Sociology MRS. ARLENE MAY: Part-Time Instructor in Psychology INSTRUCTOR HUBER FINDS the argument scarcely tenable. SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY Students knew that wondrous creature Man—had lived with him eighteen to forty years. And because it mattered what he is and how he lives with others, some examined him close-range. Harlow’s monkeys, the Cherokees in North Carolina, dreams and slums and juvenile delinquents. You were the intent ones, probing beneath appearances, caring enough to work for a better world and more human persons. AN EXPERIMENT in role reversal: Professor Hardwick takes notes on a panel. PROFESSOR HESS UNPACKS long-awaited lab equipment. 55 MARY EMMA S. EBY, Ed.D. Professor of Home Economics CATHERINE R. MUMAW, Ph.D. Professor of Home Economics A COACH is a coach is a coach. RONALD G. KOPPENHAVER: Soccer Coach. HOME ECONOMICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Co-eds chatted autumn evenings over knitting, learning to express aesthetic inclinations in useful ways. Cooking, sewing, planning, buying—the mundane tasks. But knowing their beauty and value, you performed them creatively. You knew life by its texture, saw open seams that others never noticed, and sought to mend them. The phys ed people stopped you in your hurry and taught you to relax from academic pressures; to build strong bodies to house your growing minds. MARGARET M. GEHMAN, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education ROLAND G. LANDES, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education ARTHUR MULLET, B.A. Assistant in Physical Education W. BRYAN STOLTZFUS, M.A. Instructor in Physical Education DORIS BOMBERGER: Instructor in Home Economics. 57 f MR. MELLINGER GIVES some unsuspecting bacteria the calculating eye. NATURAL SCIENCE Moving out of its underground dark ages, the science de- partment basked in the convenience and excitement of modern facilities. From galaxies to atoms, elephants to amoebas, pre- history to dreams for tomorrow, you searched out the basic structures of existence. Time, space, matter, motion—you worked to fit life’s pieces into coherent patterns. LALITA BACHAN, M.S. Visiting Instructor in Chemistry KENTON K. BRUBAKER, Ph.D. Professor of Biology JOHN L. HORST, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physics D. RALPH HOSTETTER, Ph.D. GLENN M. KAUFFMAN, Ph.D. ROBERT C. LEHMAN, Ed.D. JOSEPH W. MAST, M.S. Professor Emeritus of Biology Associate Professor of Chemistry Professor of Physical Science Assistant Professor of Physics DONALD L. MELLINGER, M.Ed. CHARLES W. MOYER, M.S. DANIEL B. SUTER, Ph.D. ROBERT D. YODER, B.S. Instructor in Biology Instructor in Chemistry Professor of Biology Assistant Instructor in Biology DR. SUTER DIGRESSES on a med-school dissection as Nafziger’s cat waits. DO YOU THINK it was something we sang that made them leave? WILMER R. LEHMAN, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics DONALD C. MILLER, M.S. Instructor in Mathematics MILLARD E. SHOWALTER, M.Math. Instructor in Mathematics 60 PAUSE AND CONSIDER where your mind has led you, Professor Lehman. MATHEMATICS AND BUSINESS Control systems and data processing—upstart courses so- phisticated the image of business. You were the idealistic ad- ministrators, the bright young secretaries. You balanced ledg- ers and transcribed Gregg. Manipulating abstractions, hypothesizing relations, con- structing theorems—you awed us with your analytic minds as you ordered chaos with symbols. 9:30 AM practice session. RUTH S. S. HOSTETTER, M.S. Assistant Professor of Business . DELBERT L. SEITZ, M.B.A. Instructor in Business MILDRED GRAYBILL: Instructor in Business 61 RUTH A. HARTZLER, M.S. LILLIAN M. MAST, M.S. Instructor in Nursing Instructor in Nursing E. GRACE SHENK, M.S. Instructor in Nursing NURSING MISS SHENK proposes expanded ‘Fight Sanity” plans with Miss Hartzler. 62 VIDA JANE SWARTZENTRUBER, M.A. Assistant Professor of Nursing abate ee I VERNA YEAGER, M.S. Instructor in Nursing MISS SWARTZENTRUBER DISCUSSES post-lecture questions. You saw the wounds of man and felt in your hearts the strength to ease his pain. You looked for reasons why, knowing man is whole and no one part of him suffers alone. And each man suffers, fo r health is stretched across life’s short continuum, and who can tell where pain begins? You sought to under- stand yourselves, then share your lives with those still seeking how to live. TWILA DRIVER PREPARES a syringe for an unsuspecting patient. 63 EVELYN MUMAW: Dean of Women. ee ce TRUMAN BRUNK: Pastor of Students. GERALD L. SHENK: Dean of Men. ron rs P. T. GUENGERICH: Dean of Students. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION GRACE JONES: Assistant Dean of Women. ESTHER LONGACRE: North Lawn Head Resident. DOROTHY ZEHR: Rose Lawn Head Resident. 65 E. GRANT HERR: Business Manager. D. H. BENDER: Financial Aid Officer. DWIGHT WYSE: Accountant. ESTHER HORST: Business Office Secretary. 66 ELROY KAUFFMAN: Accountant; LOIS KREIDER: Secretary. 4 + ns Sat get aod od et in + wes we FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ELIZABETH MOSEMANN: Bookkeeper. : baal ‘ . Cl DELBERT SEITZ: Supervising Accountant. ULA MARTIN: Assistant to Business Manager. 67 ROBERT J. MESSNER: Assistant in Development. TILMAN R. SMITH: Director of Faculty Self-Study. MAHLON N. RISSLER: Computing Center Director. 68 SAMUEL Z. STRONG: Field Secretary. EMANUEL MARTIN: Admissions Counselor; Director of Alumni Relations. PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION RICHARD BENNER: Associate in Public Relations SUSAN YODER: Director of Publicity 69 MERLE W. ESHLEMAN, College Phy- sician. Nurse Miriam Kauffman and Assistant Anna Martha Garber. ANNA V. SHOWALTER, Director of Food Services, and Assistant Florence Horst. SERVICE ADMINISTRATION DAVID CLEMENS, Bookstore Manager. LAURA HISTAND and Selena Horning, Information Office Receptionists. 70 ANNA B. SHOWALTER, Secretary to the Dean of Students. ESTHER MARTIN and Ammon Heatwole, Post Office employees. 7) Sees qeth 1 x i. 5 % 7 . = = RPS ae PARTICIPATION a —_ _ . a soled aa “ ? oa id j ae 73 EARL MAUST: Director of Chamber Singers. RUTHANNE JANZEN executes a run in a Seitz arrangement of ‘Silent Night.” eS Es a ee Ae ee a a ee =e, CHAMBER SINGERS 74 ALLELUIA SINGERS UPPERCLASS CHORUSES Carols at the courthouse, hymns in campus worship, Tchai- kovsky in the churches—you sang with the freedom achieved in strictest discipline. Doubling as Mennonite Hour’s chorus, Alleluia Singers recorded new hymns and planned a summer tour to the west coast and Mennonite General Conference. As the collegium musicum, Chamber Singers studied types and deepened repertoire. Vicariously we raised our earth- bound voices; you left us more reflective, with stretched and listening spirits. DAVID SEITZ: Director of Alleluia Singers. J. MARK STAUFFER: Director of College Chorale. COLLEGE CHORALE Freshman voices found expression in the music of Chorale, performing for Freshman-Parents weekend and setting the Christmas mood the last chapel before vacation. Being chosen for Small Chorale was an honor, a dream of promotion to the glamour of a tour. You sang with the spontaneity of youth and hope in glad beginnings; the years held promise of new and richer songs. We found renewal in the sound of your strings. A breath of the masters and we knew life more deeply than before. FRESHMAN CHORUSES At An PROMS ART way when 76 ; Z| SEITZ’S READING of the score calls for andante con moto. ORCHESTRA VIRTUOSO DAVE SHANK perfects a Viotti sonata. CELLIST JACK RUTT in Beethoven Wine Dances. 77 ie iy | 4 1 — P oe § i Secretary-Treasurer; Bernard Bow- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Linden Wenger, Faculty Advisor; Tom Spicher, President; Judy Widmer, man, Social Chairman; David Kisamore, Vice President. i Z w fa) 7) wi a a — Z lu = Z a uu oO oO — Pa ud a Ee w” e ® PJ ie S c 5 os 78 MEN’S DORM COUNCIL. ROW 1: William Cornell, Elton Horst, Neil Shantz, Ralph King. ROW 2: Richard Garber, Larry Yoder, Kenny Brunk, Tom Beachy, Elvin Kraybill, Dan Bueno, Gerald L. Shenk. STUDENT GOVERNMENT With its new name and re-organized body, the SGA began a longer stride in better understanding and cooperation among administration, faculty, and students. The Talent Show, The Spring Arts Festival, socials and those delicate matters of dis- cipline—the SGA ranged across the broad area of student interest. Unique to resident students were the Men’s and Women’s Dorm Councils. Each, with nine members, provided a student- centered disciplin ary policy and prevailed against the prob- lems of lates, cars, and decorum. 79 WOMEN’S DORM COUNCIL. ROW 1: Shirley Hershey, Fannie Bomberger, Carol Kurtz, Marge Wenger, Jean Graybill. ROW 2: Esther Longacre, Grace Jones, Evelyn Mumaw, Carol Brubaker, Charlotte Holsopple, Weaver, Brenda Hummel, Dorothy Zehr. Pauline COMBINED NORTH LAWN AND ROSE LAWN COUNCILS. ROW 1: Pauline Weaver, Alta Lehman, Viola Chupp, Elaine Warfel, Christina Neff, Jenny Hackman. ROW 2: Judy Widmer, Eliz- abeth Weaver, Cindy Harris, Evelyn Weaver, Linda Reinford, Etta Stoltzfus. ROW 3: Grace Jones, Marge Wenger, Jean Graybill, Phyllis Pellman, Martha Hershey. ROW 4: Evelyn Mumaw, Brenda Hummel, Charlotte Holsopple, Beth Eby, Lois Ellen Shank, Mary Styer, Arlene Herr, Martha Hartzler, Barb Wenger, Esther Longacre, Dorothy Zehr. Bo ke fede —_— ere teow be htt ewe en: Oaks | SPOP-a wn hn rele SN CO ain 80 WN he PEG PP! OR otter RAE Ih eemh te Ah eeaits ne Fo ba connate nts er YPCA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Jonas Borntrager: Vice President Tom Spicher: President. Eugene Hershey: Treasurer. Ruthanne Janzen: Secretary. aiden ee + ‘. = ah | 4 hy at e : s ‘ a 2: EEE YPCA PRESIDENT: Tom Spicher. 80 FACULTY ADVISORS: P. T. Guengerich and Truman Brunk with President Tom Spicher. YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ON-CAMPUS COMMISSION: Elvin Kraybill, Jim Landis, Bob Bishop, Becky Showalter. OFF-CAMPUS COMMISSION: Cal Litwiller, Viola Chupp, Nathan Miller, Wayne Hochstetler. 81 REC CENTER WORKER Jerry Yoder comments on Jerry Miller’s aim to Bob Bender and a community youngster. THE OREGON GOSPEL TEAM performs for a junior critic JAIL ENTRANCE TTT “1 WAS IN PRISON and you visited me.” YPCA Faces behind bars, persons behind masks, fear behind the sullen facade of indifference—Y workers looked life in the eyes, shot pool and prayed. Sometimes you were hungry for the voices of children, for laughter of old folk. The warmth of off-campus church involvements compensated for packed lunches and crowded rides. Madison, Washington, Arkansas—distant places, strange and searching faces forced you to decide what mattered in your living. 83 Y WORKERS SUE HESS AND PHIL MININGER brighten Sundays for moun- tain friends. - JAY BEILER, JIM GLICK: Music Directors. JIM BOWMAN: Public Relations Manager. WEMC ANNOUNCERS: ROW 1: Glen Gehman, John Kennel, Marland Miller, Nelson Frey. ROW 2: Titus Peachey, G K i F : Glick, Loyal Briskey, Richard Bowman. ¥- Gene. Kraybill, Jay, Beilera Jim 84 DWIGHT WYSE: Station Manager. WEMC The airing of the sacred, folk, classical, or contemporary, at 91.7 FM. Invisible personalities emceed news and opinion and narrated seasonal basketball games. From ’’Hear why Charlie Stoltzfus shaved his head’’ to comments from students about EMC meals as they left the cafeteria, WEMC represented the campus to the community, and the world to the campus. 85 JERRY MECK: Sports Director. BILL CORNELL, KAREN EBY, RUTH YODER: literary staff; DONNA CAROL BEACHY: literary editor GERALD E. SHENK: editor-in-cie SHENANDOAH fall aprere e PB! it 1B L ( L for half-forgotten things and long-since-finished beginnings. In the too-short hours before deadlines, kept awake by Dono- van and camaraderie, you drew the jumbled days and-ways of our living into patterns that will be remembered. | et Ty , r | Rt You pulled the corners of our year together, reaching back 86 BOB BISHOP: business manager; BETTY JO COAKLEY: typist; KEN BRUNK: layout editor MARY JANE KING: assistant editor; ELVIN KRAYBILL: junior editor FLOYD SCHROCK, NEVIN LANTZ: photographers 87 FERN MILLER: news editor; MEL LEHMAN: feature editor; MARY BENDER: assistant feature editor; FIRMAN GUENGERICH: assistant news editor. WEATHER VANE Defying the jinx of a 13th year, Weather Vane emerged bi-monthly from its French-blue incubator to be read avidly in Friday evening dinner lines. Editor Carol Kurtz conferred with her staff (according to sacred tradition) every Tuesday and over dinner the script emerged a consensus of staff in- genuity. News, views, sports and story—the tension of issues and small joys of the snow—the diary of EMC, 1969. RUTH YODER: proofreader; CHRISTINE BENNER: typist; JERRY EBERSOLE: circulation manager. 88 SHIRLEY HERSHEY, DAVID FRETZ: assistant editors. CAROL KURTZ: editor-in-chief. BERNARD BOWMAN: business manager. GLEN GEHMAN: photographer. KEN LEHMAN: sports editor. 89 | | = solid aed bd a ° Lod COMPETITION a pal, aS yore Ae i oo % ) wits aac ‘ -3 ie al 91 s ENS Seer SOCCER FANS RALLY before the championship game. MEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Carl Martin, Larry Yoder, Bob Sharp. 92 MEN‘S AND WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS Some felt the mystery of bounce and soar, the beauty-ache of total tiredness, the warmth of winning. You programmed practice time fr om frost-finished touchdowns to the first burst of softball in the spring. We did not know the disciplined coordination behind intra-murals; but as we went spelunking under these hills and rode horseback over them, you kept our play untangled. Eliz Brenda Hummel, i bad Pay. NAW; . x WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Viola Mullet, Heatwole. Dorothy Driver. ROW 2: Brenda Hummel, Advisor Miriam , Fanny Bomberger, Martha Kolb, Cynthia Mullet, Viola Mullet, Eliz , Emagene Rupp. Linda Alderfer, LuAnne Lehman te: Eokehuedtioe Sharyl Beachy, Lois King, Mumaw, Nancy Horst. ROW 3: Lois Sharp, Jan Nussbaum Fae Seether hints tein bebo he thedhete otitis be ee meee bg Sa kbennyee acorn Sree Sree sen aee s Ssteace ssesssietess aoe ase Soeesesteed Sonate eraaoeee ae ees THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS recognized Terry Koppenhaver as EMC’s Outstanding Athlete. Heatwole, Mary Kay Dietzel. ROW 4: Joy Shank, WOMEN’S ATHLETIC COUNCIL. ROW 1: 93 TERRY KOPPENHAVER: All-State. ALLEN PEACHEY: Most Inspirational Player. RALPH KING: All-State. 94 . ae . fra as Fr tage y JIM SIEBER: All-State. JONAS BORNTRAGER: Best in Sportsmanship. SOCC ER Courtier booters held the breath of the campus while suc- cessive victories moved the team closer to highest place. But the loss to Roanoke in the state finals defeated the effort to eclipse an unquestionably excellent record. High scorer Jim EMC OPPONENTS Sieber was followed by Terry Koppenhaver with his high inter- 4 University of Virginia 2 ception record, and Emil Shaer. Guarding the goal with un- “4 Washington Lee University 1 believable agility, Jonas Borntrager met cheering supporters’ 0 Davis and Elkins College ] expectations game after game. 4 Virginia Poly. Institute ] 4 William and Mary College 2 ] Roanoke College 3 5 Messiah College 1 8 Madison College 0 3 Lynchburg College ] 0 Roanoke College 2 (VISA Championship Game) 3 -, “ Si i Raa. ch. A Si ROW 1: Emil Shaer, Allen Peachey, Rich Garber, Gene Hershey, Jim Sieber, Terry Koppenhaver, Jonas Borntrager, Marv Horst, Ralph King, Vern Myers, Leo Goshow, Carl Martin, Merle Hostetler. Row 2: Coach Ron Koppenhaver, Darrel Miller, Byron George, Steve Yoder, Floyd Schrock, Don Stoltzfus, Tom Horst, Joe Goldfus, Don Burkholder, Chuck Clifton, Bayo Cole, Marv Holsopple, Galen Kipfer, Manager Gordon Ziegler. 95 CROSS COUNTRY With an undefeated record, this season’s team ran their way to an honorable fourth place in the state finals. Damp autumn mornings found Coach Landes and his runners training in the rare spirit of quality and commitment distinguishing this year’s team. First place trophies in the Fall Festival at Davis and Elkins and the Little Eight at Bridgewater honored first men Elton Horst, Tom Spicher, and David Johnson’s colossal efforts. DAN BUENO. DAVID JOHNSON. TOM SP ICHER. 96 ROW 1: Merle Reinford, Bob Bender, David John- son, Dan Bueno. ROW 2: Coach Roland Landes, Elton Horst, Ron Denlinger, Tom Spicher, Manager Ken Fellenbaum. 5 (% AS ELTON HORST. EMC Opponents 25 Bridgewater 31 15 George Mason College 42 16 Lynchburg College 43 17 Randolph Macon 34 20 Roanoke College oie 17 Messiah College 42 17 Bowie State College 68 16 Washington Lee University 43 BOB BENDER. 97 re GLENN METZLER rolled up 38 points during the season. DAN BUENO stacks his opponent. 98 come EMC OPPONENT all . 29 Washington and Lee 20 ne , 16 Alderson-Broaddus 20 � ) 26 VMI Frosh 21 38 Fork Union Military 1] 36 Fork Union Military 13 15 Virginia Commonwealth U. 23 23 Frostburg St. College 17 28 Lynchburg DON BOMBERGER, up and away with the “guillotine.” WRESTLING Coach Vern Martin’s vigorous training program put EMC’s matmen through a 6-2 record in an exciting show of strength and spirit. Key driver Bob Bishop pinned a single-wrestler maximum of forty points and Metzler followed with a hard thirty-eight. WRESTLERS: ROW 1: Dan Bueno, Don Bomberger, Larry Cullen, Bob Bishop, Doug Stutzman, Dennis Peachey. ROW 2: Coach Vern Martin, Allen Miller, BOB BISHOP got his man at every meet. Ken Herr, Lee Stoltzfus, Vernon Myers, Dennis Herr, Glenn Metzler. - LARRY YODER: Forward. RIC YODER: Forward. MEN’S BASKETBALL EMC él 64 74 77 86 76 79 82 68 68 80 7's) 70 83 64 68 Southeastern Messiah D. C. Teacher’s George Mason Bowie State Madison St. Paul’s George Mason N. C. Wesleyan Messiah UNC N. C. Wesleyan UNC Luther Rice Southeastern Madison OPPONENT 63 82 89 91 106 94 112 66 84 94 90 85 65 10] 66 83 LARRY FISHER: Guard. Even with a decidedly improved team composed of under- classmen and two seniors, Coach Mullet could sum up the Courtier season only as “discouraging.” Valiant in their efforts, the team compensated for their 3-13 record with narrow mar- gins and no push-overs. LARRY FISHER, Gary Heatwole, Dennis Pursel, Wayne Hershberger, Roy Keller, Roger Newman, Larry Yoder, Ric Yoder, Bob Sharp, Bob Weaver, Ruben Padilla. RUBEN PADILLA: Guard. VARSITY TEAM. ROW 1: Eliz Heatwole, Rhoda Ehst, Rachel Snavely, Patricia Strong. ROW 2: Martha Kolb, Miriam Wenger, Coach Miriam Mumaw, Viola Mullet, Lois Sharp. ELIZ HEATWOLE: Captain. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL More than a set of scores, victory for the Courtierettes was a well-coordinated team effort. With Eliz Heatwole’s high scoring and Rachel Snavely’s interception, the team moved through many impressive quarters, although winning only two out of ten games. EMC OPPONENT 23 Bridgewater 65 28 Roanoke 44 29 Elizabethtown 36 21 Madison 42 34 Messiah 29 36 Messiah 42 31 Bridgewater 45 40 Madison 52 52 Roanoke 30 42 Frostburg State 51 102 VIOLA MULLET: Guard. RACHEL SNAVELY: Guard. JUNIOR VARISTY TEAM. ROW 1: Susan Yoder, Joy Shank, Coach Miriam Mumaw, Miriam Ropp, Mary Kay Dietzel. ROW 2: Janie Ott, Marty Hershey, Lois Styer, Judy Gingerich. ROW 3: Bev Derstine, Janice Mayer, Miriam King. 103 SUNDAY RECREATION COMMITTEE: Merv Smucker, Larry Cullen, Lois King, Lois Ellen Shank. 104 JERRY MILLER WATCHES IMPASSIVELY as Ken Zook moves for an early checkmate. INTRAMURALS No publicity or spectators, and no one really caring whether you were a winner or a loser, except you because it was wit against wit in chess or skill against skill in ping pong. Mostly it was the enjoyment of an informal meet—and the glory was the handshake for a game well-played. TESTA an EBY compete for the doubles championship. MERVY SMUCKER AND KAREN WITH THE ORIENTAL SPIN the Sakais form a tough team. Be 4 i 105 DEAN SHENK AND LEON MILLER scrabble for the ball. HAZEL LAUNCHES a highball. Learning the name of your neighbor, laughing at mistakes, you found relief in the action of volleyball at 9:00 p.m. or basketball, class v. class. To some of you intramurals meant the accumulation of points and to others it was just fun. INTRAMURALS CONRAD BRUNK VIES with Bob Sharp in the air for a ball. SPO RL, ESA LINDA EBERLY ANXIOUSLY AWAITS her turn at the ball. 107 PAULINE WEAVER: Captain. CHEERLEADERS PAULINE WEAVER, Josie Smucker, Gloria Horst, Naomi Leidig, Grace Berkey, Rachel Brubaker. 108 CHEER-FIRED FANS follow the straying soccer ball. In a skirt-swirl of shouts and chain-chants, you patterned our cheering. Pulling yells from silent spectators, pulse-pushing the Courtiers down the floor, you boosted sagging spirits. When excitement surged, you throttled our noise into syn- copated sound. You were the megaphones of our enthusiasm, sharing the glory of victory, enduring the pain of defeat. 109 A “GLORY” FROM RALPH KING rouses enthusiasm. JIM GLANZER BEGINS spring training. JIM KANAGY DEMONSTRATES a graceful forehand. TENNIS AND BASEBALL 110 WE 8 RR a “i Or opis SELLE CLG ZG ‘ ay é ™ : “ebartey? ore ART MULLET COACHES Bob Sharp on fielding techniques. A CLEMENTE-IN-THE-MAKING, Ken Martin lofts the ball toward third. ra Varsity baseball was experimental, with t hree games sched- uled against Goshen and one against Bowie State. The odds were against the varsity tennis team, as only three experienced players returned. RANDY SHANK SLAMS a spike to his opponent. SSI seg qelh | | BOTTLED GAS A ernnens iii SHENGAS CORP il CUVEE INQUISITION 113 PATRICIA STRONG MARY JANE KING EUGENE HERSHEY MARGARET WENGER 114 MILLICENT GUENGERICH WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ae TERRY KOPPENHAVER 115 CHARLOTTE HOLSOPPLE PAULINE WEAVER KENNETH LEHMAN 116 REGINA SCHUNCK RICHARD YODER LARRY FISHER WHO'S WHO JOHN CRAWFORD WILLARD EBERLY DUANE GINGERICH DANIEL A. HOOPERT GEORGE P. JOSEPH J. CLYDE KEENER ENOS MARTIN K. E. MATHEW SEMINARIANS SENSED DAN HOOPERT in Snack Shoppe seminar. 118 SCHOLARS IN SEARCH of the historical “A”. THAT LIFE WAS SACRED, K. E. MATHEW AND GEORGE JOSEPH discuss Indian summer afternoon. LEROY MULLET JOHN VARGHESE HENRY M. SHANK P. GEORGE VARGHESE 119 ALFRED POLZIN SHARES a field church discovery with Professor Brunk. 120 _ YOU SEARCHED FOR PIECES TO THE COSMIC PUZZLE. MILTON ZEHR Master of Divinity ERV SCHLABACH CHALLENGES Hank Shank to a more positive attitude. 121 DENNIS BOEL Master of Divinity ALFRED POLZIN Master of Divinity ERVIN SCHLABACH Master of Divinity LOIS M. KING: treasurer GLEN LITWILLER: business manager SANFORD YODER: president BARBARA RHODES: secretary FRESHMEN WAITED FOR A MIRACLE, 122 Michael B. Akers Victor Alger David B. Amstutz Phyllis Augsburger Conrad Baer Ruth Ann Bauman Esther Beachy Dorothea S. Bechtel Janet Beckler Miriam Beiler Judy Bender Nancy Bender Norma Jean Bender Robert M. Bender Grace Berkey Anne Hess Bomberger Donald Bomberger Julianna Bontrager Mary Bontrager Jerry S. Breneman Roseanne Breneman Peggy L. Briggs Rachel E. Brubaker Velma Brubaker Don Bucher Ethel Bucher Mary Beth Bucher Elden D. Burkholder dint: tr ait awe Vahl, “Entre nous” Sylvia Butcher Nguyen Van Chi John P. Claude Dean Clemmer Dennis Clemmer Charles S. Clifton, Jr. Rose Marie Cline Jeanette Clymer Kenneth R. Covelens Sylvia Crawford Kenton M. Derstine Margaret Derstine Sharon Derstine Donald Detweiler Twila Detweiler Faith Doggart Henry P. Dyck Paul S. Erb Myrliss Esh Clyde Espigh Benjamin Gamber Wayne Gascho Clara Gehman Joyce E. Gehman Firman Gingerich John Gingrich Judy Gingerich Joseph Goldfus Carolyn Good Charlotte R. Good Donald Good Sarah Graybill Marty Hartzler William Hawk Leo Heatwole DOMESTIC CARES ASIDE, Lee Stoltzfus escapes into a_ higher world of ideas. eS j Ys tip ‘ ; = —_, Bonita Mae Heishman Kenneth L. Herr Wayne Hershberger Debbie Hess Kate Hess Rachel Hess Susan Hess Verlin Hochstetler Donald Horst N. Merle Hostetler Leland W. Hoylman Brian Hummel Diane Jost Sharon Kanagy Dennis W. Kauffman Linda Suzanne Kauffman Judy Keaton Martha Jane Keener Dery! Kennel Lois Kennel Richard Kennel Rachel Kindy Linford King Lois M. King Miriam King Stella King Galen Kipfer Ruby Krabill Daniel S. Lapp Kathleen Lehman Naomi Leidig James G. Link Glen Litwiller Paul T. Livengood David Longacre 124 —— Larry E. Martin James Mason Robert Maust Rebecca Maye Kay Marlene Metzler Sharon Metzler Alan Miller Gerald E. Miller Gerald Lee Miller James Miller Janice Miller Judith Miller Karen Miller Marietta Miller Rachel Miller Richard Miller Phil Mininger Fern Elaine Mishler Ann L. Mosemann Sharon Moyers Randall Lee Moyers Virginia Mummau Robert Musser Nadine Nafziger Roger Newman Pat Oberholtzer Janie Ott Ruben Padilla Betty K. Peachey Dwight Peachey Titus Peachey Goldie Plank Merle Reinford Barbara Rhodes Galen L. Rhodes James Rhodes Judy Risser Miriam Ropp Barbara Roth Jean Roth Jack Rutt Ruth Ann Rutt Tuomah Musa Sahawnah John D. Sauder Phoebe Sauder 125 IDEAS FIT YOUR CAREFREE MINDS LIKE TOO-NEW SHOES. Rachel Schlabach Louanne Schmitt Carolyn See David Shank Joy Shank Norma Shank Ivan Shantz Lois Sharp Mary Lynette Shearer Eileen Shellenberger Irma Kay Shenk Gloria Short Carolyn Showalter Louise Showalter Miriam Siegrist F. Paula Slaubaugh Barbara Smucker Mark A. Sours Karl Steffy Etta Stoltzfus Lee Stoltzfus Nora Stoltzfus Ruth Ann Stoltzfus Lois Styer Stephen Swartz Loren Swartzendruber Orpha Tice Gregory Turner Thomas Verghese Mary Camden Walker E. Dawn Walters L. Elaine Warfel Dorothy Jean Weaver Kathryn Weaver Robert Weaver Sue Weaver Leon Weber Harold Wenger Joyce Wenger Charles Wert Getachow Wodaju Sharon Yeager Carolyn Yoder Doris Yoder Gretchen Yoder Jerry Yoder Joyce Yoder Judy L. Yoder Mary Jane Yoder GERRY MILLER CATCHES details preparing for College Bowl competition. Rachel Yoder Ralph E. Yoder Sanford K. Yoder Steve Yoder Susan Yoder Earlene Yutzy R. Gordon Ziegler Earl Zimmerman Ila Zimmerman Dorcas Zook Jean A. Zook Kenneth R. Zook Omar Zook BILL HAWK ADMIRES a long-awaited portrait of Alexander Hamilton. 127 Linda Alderfer Emily Allebach Patricia L. Armstrong Shirley Baer Beverly Baker Patsy Barnhart Marcia Beachy Elaine R. Bechtel Eva Beidler Newton Beiler Debra Bender Kenneth Bender Mabel R. Bennett Elaine Y. Beyeler Elnore Birkey Carolyn L. Blosser Dean L. Boese Fannie Bomberger Patricia Bontrager L. Webb Booker James E. Bowen Bernard Bowman Janet Breneman Loyal Briskey Louise Brubaker Kenneth Brunk Leon Buckwalter Daniel Bueno SOPHOMORES SWUNG WITH DATES AND LATES AND CONFIDENCE, 128 MARCIA BEACHY: treasurer KENNETH BRUNK: vice-president BERNARD BOWMAN: business manager ELAINE BEYELER: secretary GLEN GEHMAN: president it é EVERETT RESSLER CONSIDERS _ this date worth a two é hour shine. Marlene Buller Jo Ann Burkholder Linda Charles Judy Clemmer J. Popo Adebayo Cole William Cornell Tesfatsion Dalellew Harley Derstine Renee Detweiler Daniel Dietzel Mary Kay Dietzel Paul W. Duncan Beth Eby Esther Byler Robert Eby RoseMary Esch Don Falb L. Kenneth Fellenbaum Janet Fisher J. Nelson Frey G len Gehman Marlene Gentzler Elias Esa George Carol Gingerich James Glanzer Norman Godshall Catherine Good Edwin Good Joy Good Walter Richard Good Linda Graham Galen G. Groff Grace Guntz Jenny Hackman Phyllis Harbold 129 Merle D. Harnish Dave Hartman LaVonne Heatwole Mary Ann Heatwole Owen W. Heatwole Becky Hershberger Joanna J. Hershberger Sylvia Hertzler Joyce Hightower Becky Hofstetter Marvin Holsopple Philip Horning Loren Horst Mildred L. Horst Nancy Horst Phyllis Naomi Howard W. Louis Hoylman Debbie Hunsberger Sharon L. Hurst Alvin Huyard Paul Jantzi Anna Marie Johns John Kanagy Edith Kaufman Julia A. Kaufman Ardiss Jean Kennel Bette Jane Kerr Marie Kennel Johanna Kess Quang Khac Le Carol King Phillip A. King Joycelyn Koppenhaver Eugene S. Kraybill Janice Kulp CODDLED WORDS LIKE RELEVANCE, INVOLVEMENT, A SOLITARY SUNDAY SUPPER for Glen Gehman with Tom Jones. 130 Rosemary Kulp Sharon Kurtz Richard L. Landes J. G. Landis Rhoda Lapp Charles Leatherman Lois Leatherman Alta Lehman Melvin Lehman Rachel E. Lehman Lester L. Lind Stephen Lowry Carl Martin Gerald Martin Gerald Ezra Martin Janet A. Martin Ken Martin Nelson Martin Judy Mast Kristina Mast Janice Mayer JUDY CLEMMER—best foot forward. John Metzler Carolyn Miller Darrell Miller Dorcas Miller Gene C. Miller Harold C. Miller Miriam Miller Paul E. Miller III Robert G. Miller Marlene Moore Wendell Mullet J. Vernon Myers Charles Nafziger Christina Neff Joyce Nickey 131 132 Tomoki Noguchi Louise Nolt Janice Nussbaum John Otto Dennis L. Peachey Jean Ranck Linda Reinford Pauline K. Replogle Everett M. Ressler Raymond Ressler Roger Rheinheimer Denny Rohrer Linda Rose Ruth E. Roth Linda Saufley Ron Sawatsky Martin Schlabach Sharon Schlabach Marcia Schmidt Emory F. Scholl Barbara Schrock Dennis Schrock Harry M. Seiders Emil Shaer Dale Shank Fern Shank Randall E. Shank Bob Sharp Daniel E. Shenk Louise Shirk Doris M. Showalter Sharon Showalter Mervin Smucker Rachel Snavely Patricia Stanley Joyce Stauffer Norma Steckley Catherine Stoltzfus Eldon Stoltzfus Julia Stoltzfus Karl D. Stoltzfus Kenneth L. Stoltzfus Omar Stoltzfus Doug Stutzman David Suter Karen Swartzendruber Ruth Ann Swartzendruber Thanh Thi Dang John W. Larry D. Crystal Daniel Wendy Dave Warfel Esther John Weber Trissel, Jr. Trissel Troyer Troyer Walker Weaver PROUD TO COMPREHEND PROFUNDITIES. Lois Weber Miriam S. Wenger Jane Wert Judith Ann Wilson Joyce Winters Catherine Witmer Esther V. Witmer Allen Wyse Bruce Yoder Ellen Yoder Ethel D. Yoder Larry Yoder Sharon Yoder LIND AND LANDIS LOST in wonder at the lost-box sale. Stephen Yoder Joseph Zehr 133 134 LAVERN YUTZY: vice-president ELIZABETH HEATWOLE: secretary HENRY MILLER: business manager ALLAN PEACHEY: treasurer JONAS BORNTRAGER: president Mary Bender Jonas Lee Borntrager James L. Bowman Richard L. Bowman Nancy Breneman Robert Brenneman Ruth S. Brubacker Carol Brubaker Marlene W. Buckwalter Jane Burkholder Paul G. Burkholder Ann Buskirk Viola Chupp Dorinne Clark John Clark Joanne M. Cline Larry Cullen J. Abuok Dagbai Jerry Demastus Ronald Denlinger Getahun Dilebo Marian Driver Twila Driver James A. Duncan Roy W. Early Judy Eberly Linda Ruth Eberly E. Gerald Ebersole Karen E. Eby Margaret Eby Merlin Erb Nina Estep John Freed David Fretz Phyllis Garber Barbara Geiser Lois A. Gochnauver Leon Goshow Brenda Graham Philip Guengerich Patricia Hamm Tony Handrich Cindie Harris Linda Hash Dennis L. Hatter Eliz Heatwole Glendon L. Heatwole William Heinrich Henry J. Helmuth WANE See SEC UAB ARAVLA 7) 7 +7 7 S ABABA RA 094 1% 4 DEADLINES Carol Henning Janice Jo Hershey Martha Hershey Ruth Hershey Shirley Hershey Christina Hess Rosalie Hess Susan A. Hess Cindy Hinegardner Walter Hinz Kenneth L. Horning Elton Horst GERALD EBERSOLE DOING HIS OWN THINGS with his own machine. COFFEE MUGS WERE CHIPPED, Gloria Horst Richard K. Horst Linda Hostetler Brenda Hummel Juanita Hunsberger Elsie Hurst Gerald H. Jantzi Elton L. Kauffman John Keim John Kennel Lois King Lois Ann King Phyllis Kiser Martha Kolb Mary Jane Kolb Elvin Kraybill Lucy Kulp Corinne Lake Luanne Lehman Mary Lehman Luella Linder 136 John Longacre Daniel Longenecker Rhoda S. Longenecker Arthur McPhee Doris Martin Judy Martin Karen Martin Lois J. Martin Rhoda M. Marwa Emily Mast Rosalee Maust Glenn D. Metzler Henry Miller Joas Miller, Jr. Joyce Miller Karen Miller Leon Miller Marland Miller Mary Miller Richard B. Miller J. Mark Mininger Carol Moyer Hezekiah M. Mujuberi Cynthia Mullet Fay E. Mumaw Darlene Musser M. Virginia Musser Lamar Myers Joyce Nwankwo Anna Mary Oberholtzer Jean Osmann Emory Otto Allan Peachey Gerald J. Peachey Elsie Carol Peifer Phyllis Pellman Barbara Ann Phillips Pat Powell Vesta Raber Alva Ramer Donna Replogle Paul Ressler John R. Richardson Kenneth C. Richey Rhoda Roggie Shirley Roth Emagene Rupp Ferne Ruth 137 Jim Sauder Kenneth E. Schildt Nancy Schlosser Arland Schrock D. Lamar Seibel Neil Shantz Harold F. Shearer John Carl Shenk Ruth Shenk Maynard Shirk Donald Showalter Lois Showalter Marvin H. Showalter “LIFE, | LOVE YOU. Feelin’ groovy!”’ 138 James Sieber Lola A. Slaubaugh Rosanna Stoltzfus Mary Styer Judy Lynn Suderman Ernest M. Swartz Myrna Swartzendruber Bernell Switzer Lois Thomas Sandra L. Troester Don Weaver Grace Ann Weaver Melvin Weaver Rod Weber TALK-WEARY THROATS WERE TIGHT AT “CAMELOT.” Barbara A. Wenger Ruth White Carol Wiebe Arlin Yoder Duane Yoder Fern Yoder J. David Yoder John H. Yoder Judy Yost Lena Mae Yousey Yvonne Yousey Karen Yutzy LaVern Yutzy Paul Zimmerly D. Pauline Zimmerman WAITING FOR IT TO GRAB, Mary Bender is amused at Gloria Horst’s density. 139 KENNETH LEHMAN : president GLORIA KAUFFMAN: treasurer MILLICENT GUENGERICH: secretary FLOYD SCHROCK: business manager RICHARD YODER: vice-president BLANCA ARROY RUTH E. BAER B.A. Foreign Languages B.A. Music Education 140 THE MYSTERY OF TITRATION tantalizes Bill Brenneman’s curiosity. SENIORS FOUND KNOWLEDGE A LIFE-TIME WIDE; DONNA CAROL BEACHY SHARYL BEACHY JAY HARVEY BEILER CHRISTINE BENNER B.A. English B.A. Elementary Education B.A. English Two Year General 141 FIVE MILES BEFORE BREAKFAST will wipe that sleepy look off Tom Spicher’s face. RHODA BENNER B.S. Nursing CAROLYN D. BERGEY B.A. Elementary Education NAFTALI BIRAI Two Year General WILBUR D. BONTRAGER B.S. Biology 142 SUE BOWMAN B.A. Elementary Education JUDI L. BRENNEMAN B.A. Elementary Education WILLIAM BRENNEMAN B.A. Mathematics KATHLEEN J. BRUBAKER B.A. Elementary Education ELIZABETH ANN BRUNK B.A. Sociology KATHY BRUNK Two Year Business SAMUEL JONATHAN BUCHER B.S. Biology J. CLAIR BUCKWALTER B.A. Sociology JUDITH BUCKWALTER B.S. Nursing THE FOUNDATIONS WERE FOUR YEARS HIGH. 143 BAUBLE BITS OF WISDOM, 144 KENNETH B. BUCKWALTER B.A. Sociology, Bible DONALD RICHARD BURKHOLDER B.A. Social Science SANFORD DALE BURKHOLDER B.S. Natural Science WANDA LEIGH BURKHOLDER B.S. Home Economics LINDA IZURA CARPENTER B.A. Elementary Education BECKY CHRISTOPHEL B.A. Sociology PAUL R. CHRISTOPHEL B.A. Sociology HARVEY CHUPP B.A. History, Bible RONALD DAVID B.A. History KISAMORE DISCOVERS crystalline designs in stereo. BEVERLY DERSTINE Two Year General DELILAH DETWEILER B.S. Nursing ELLIS WAYNE DETWILER B.S. Mathematics 145 VISIONS AND REVISIONS, 146 DOROTHY M. DRIVER B.A. Sociology, Psychology FRED E. EBERLY B.S. Chemistry, Biology MIRIAM A. EBY B.S. Nursing THORD KENNETH EINARSON B.A. Sociology PHOEBE ANN ERB B.A. English LAVONNE ESHLEMAN B.A. Elementary Education DWIGHT LARRY FISHER B.A. History JEAN S. FISHER B.A. Elementary Education RICHARD GARBER B.S. Psychology IRENE L. GEHMAN B.A. Elementary Education BYRON W. GEORGE B.S. Chemistry PERCY GERIG B.S. Bible, Sociology 147 LARRY FISHER AND LOIS GOCHNAUER EXAMINE anatomical details of the feline specimen. YESTERDAYS CONSIGNED TO FILES FOR FUTURE REFERENCE, ELOISE GINGERICH B.A. Elementary Education JAMES GLICK B.S. Mathematics |. MERLE GOOD B.A. English, History 148 149 DAVID ELLIOTT GOODRUM B.A. Psychology JOHN GOSHOW B.A. Sociology L. JEAN GRAYBILL B.A. Elementary Education MILLICENT GUENGERICH B.S. Elementary Education LOIS GUNTZ B.A. Elementary Education ALICE MAE HAMILTON B.S. Home Economics ELSIE HAMILTON B.S. Nursing HARRIET LOUISE HARMAN B.S. Home Economics DOROTHY M. HARNISH B.A. Bible, English MARTHA J. HARTZLER B.S. Nursing JUDITH ANN HERMAN B.A. Foreign Languages ARLENE M. HERR B.A. Elementary Education WILLIE BONTRAGER AUCTIONS OFF relics from last term’s fads. L. EUGENE HERSHEY B.A. Spanish UNUSED TOMORROWS HAWKED 150 LOWELL TERRENCE HERTZLER ALICE E. HESS JOANNE LOUISE HESS B.S. Social Science B.A. Elementary Education B.S. Home Economics SHARON CATHERINE HINKLE WAYNE C. HOCHSTETLER CHARLOTTE J. HOLSOPPLE B.A. Sociology B.S. Biology, Secondary B.A. Elementary Education Education AT BARGAIN PRICES. A MOUNTAIN DEW REJUVENATES Vi Mullet after a basketball defeat. MINDS WERE RIPE AND WAITING, ELAINE MARGARET HOMAN B.S. Elementary Education JAMES M. HOOVER B.S. Biology REBECCA SUSAN HOOVER B.S. Sociology EVELYN HORST B.S. Elementary Education JANICE HORST B.S. Nursing NANCY HEADINGS HORST B.S. Elementary Education THOMAS E. HORST B.S. Elementary Education LYNN HOSTETLER B.A. English ROBERT D. HOSTETTER B.A. English, Bible ODINCHEZO MIRIAM IKEJIANI B.A. History JAMES E. JACKSON B.S. Elementary Education RUTHANNE JANZEN B.S. Home Economics— Dietetics ORPHA KANAGY B.S. Home Economics GLORIA M. KAUFFMAN B.S. Elementary Education RUTH C. KENNEL B.A. Elementary Education CHARLIE STOLTZFUS KEEPS HIS COOL despite feminine solicitation. MARY JANE KING B.A. English RALPH L. KING B.A. Business Administration THOUGHTS CHANGED COLORS JAM AND PANCAKES—Ruthanne Janzen’s food for thought at the Meditative Be-In. DAVID RAY KISAMORE B.S. Biology TERRY L. KOPPENHAVER B.A. Spanish VIRGINIA KRIEBEL B.A. Elementary Education 154 CAROLYN KROPF B.S. Home Economics CAROL KURTZ B.A. English NEVIN D. LANTZ B.S. Natural Science JOHN LAZER Two Year General SIEBER BLOCKS THE PASS to Smucker: ‘Sorry, fellas, but duty is duty.” LIKE LEAVES. MEMORIZED INSTRUCTIONS 156 SARAH LEATHERMAN B.A. English, Elementary Education KENNETH DUANE LEHMAN B.A. History CALVIN LITWILLER B.S. Biology RACHEL B. LITWILLER B.S. Business Administration WILLIAM P. LONGENECKER B.A. Psychology JOAN McCARY B.S. Nursing DANIEL H. MARTIN B.S. Business Administration DOROTHY MARTIN Two Year Business PHYLLIS JEAN MARTIN B.S. Home Economics wreonengs � WH Wie reef eee a) Rtas: A BIT DULL AFTER DRYDEN, Earl Toman braces himself for a plunge into Pope. 157 LINDA MAE MAST B.S. Elementary Education RODNEY RAY MAST B.S. Biology KEN MASTERMAN B.S. Music SFRINGS AND PENSIVE THINGS—Nev Lantz will study tomorrow. OVERWHELMING QUESTIONS. 158 MARVIN L. METZLER B.A. Bible, Psychology SHIRLEY METZLER Two Year Business EVA A. MIGIRE B.A. Business Education NATHAN R. MILLER B.S. Elementary Education RACHEL L. MILLER B.S. Elementary Education STEVE MININGER B.S. Biology KAREN GEISER MISHLER B.A. Business Education WILLIAM D. MISHLER B.A. History PHYLLIS ELAINE MOYER B.A. Elementary Education RHODA L. MOYER B.S. Nursing DANIEL IMORY MTOKA B.A. Bible VIOLA MULLET B.S. Sociology H. EVERETT MYER B.S. Biology VIVIAN NICE B.A. English ROBERT E. NOLT B.S. Biology 159 CECELIA PARKER B.S. History DENNIS B. PURSEL B.S. Biology MARLYN M. RANCK B.A. Psychology WITH SUCH FEMININE SELF-SUFFICIENCY, what's a guy to do? 160 PAUL E. REED B.A. Biology DWIGHT L. ROTH B.S. Elementary Education JAY ROTH B.S. Mathematics JOHN L. RUSH B.A. Elementary Education, Bible MERLE RUTH B.A. Bible BEN WIEBE SAWATSKY B.A. History, Bible JOY SCHMIDT B.A. Foreign Languages CAROLE HELENE SCHOCH B.A. Elementary Education FLOYD SCHROCK B.A. English FEAR WAS A THOUSAND SHADES OF BLUE, 161 LOVE WAS WALLS AND OPEN SPACES, REGINA SCHUNCK B.A. Foreign Languages, Bible RUTH M. SCHWARTZENTRUBER B.A. Psychology LOIS ELLEN SHANK B.S. Nursing REBA K. SHANK B.S. Nursing ELIZABETH H. SHANTZ B.S. Elementary Education WALID ISSA SHARIF B.A. History GERALD E. SHENK B.A. History SYLVIA ANN SHIRK B.A. Business Education BECKY SHOWALTER B.A. Elementary Education ¥ 333,74 REGJNA AND WALID in international in- trigue. JEWEL W. SHOWALTER PHYLLIS SILVIOUS KAY T. SMITH LESTER SMITH B.A. English B.S. Nursing B.S. Nursing B.S. Business Administration 163 MARY JO SMUCKER B.S. Sociology DORIS M. SOLLENBERGER B.A. Sociology TOM SPICHER B.S. Natural Science COURAGE WAS OPEN-EYED REACHING OUT; TO BE is to be is to be. 164 LORENE STICHTER B.S. Nursing DONALD J. STOLTZFUS B.S. Business Administration J. RONALD STOLTZFUS B.A. Bible, Sociology SHIRLEY STOLTZFUS B.A. Elementary Education E. CAROLE STRONG B.S. Nursing PATRICIA ANN STRONG B.A. Music ROBERTA M. STUTZMAN Bes) Elementary Education DELORES Y. SWARTZ B.S. Elementary Education SUE SWARTZ B.A. English ALICE SWARTZENTRUBER B.A. Bible IRENE SWARTZENTRUBER B.S. Nursing MOHAMOUD SIAD TOGANE B.A. English Literature EARL C. TOMAN B.A. English NANCY JANE UMBLE B.S. Nursing 165 MARY LOU VROLIJK B.S. Nursing ELIZABETH M. WEAVER B.S. Nursing EVELYN G. WEAVER B.S. Nursing YOU THOUGHT IT WAS LIFE YOU GRASPED, KATHLEEN J. WEAVER B.A. History, Elementary Education PAULINE CAROL WEAVER B.S. Home Economics RICHARD G. WEBER B.A. Spanish B.S. Biology DAVID A. WENGER B.A. Psychology ESTHER WENGER B.S. Elementary Education MARGARET ANN WENGER B.A. Elementary Education 166 RIC YODER AND STEVE MININGER take the rigors of the scholastic home-stretch in 167 stride. JUDY WIDMER B.A. Sociology GALEN LEE WILKINS B.S. Sociology DAWN EILEEN WISSLER B.S. Home Economics AND FOUND IT WAS ONLY A SHEEPSKIN. Cae BATTERED BUT UNBOWED, Gloria Kauffman aims one last missile. 168 JUDY WYSE B.A. Mathematics CAROL MARTIN YODER B.A. English DAVID D. YODER B.A. Bible FLORA KAY YODER B.A. Music JOHN ALDUS YODER B.A. Music LOIS E. YODER B.A. History MARVIN E. YODER B.S. Natural Science RICHARD A. YODER B.A. Sociology RUTH NAOMI YODER B.A. English LOIS ZEAGER B.A. Elementary Education JANET ZIMMERMAN B.A. Elementary Education LEROY ZIMMERMAN B.A. Sociology, Bible LEVI B. ZIMMERMAN B.S. Business Administration PAUL J. ZOOK B.S. Business Administration 169 PLIANCES nad (Ayee 170 ee a8 i aa x = ' ‘ek . o 7 is wy INTEGRATION Erte T . Sela! -_ MN = TR : :, ad “Thoms me ‘ y AR Re Re ER mms erg ee aes : 3 =—. hon aan a, 171 172 You made separate songs of the 5 8 ico sec rc) 2 2 O- Oo a he = fe Wi fe} d5 o ae . ee AEE S 2 .= re)) Qo l= = 1 ©} Oc DoS z eGo summer. hunting and_ followed, You traveled toward becoming— teachers, chemists, lovers. Dae TAP BNET LH, Ciiecentandie ll rr neti 4 ace Hat . ake 4 Lb tak serge ae EE ES A %, er WME RM BF ee as oe eee er st SPD, gm. 173 You moved in sprinkled bits of work and laughter, lived like pebbles skipped across the lake of learning, odds and ends of truths and broken wings, a cosmic hodge-podge loosely bound by each man’s name. 174 175 x8 RB 176 Vi tS ted ER Bose ai Eas {nt etm You knew yourself as everything and nothing, nuance of change and color, soul of solitude and clamor. You ladled in a liberal portion of the arts and touched a hand, fulfilled by more than thought or touch; and each man on his stump knew his own thing was all of life. 177 . — « oo td] oll om oo SUBSCRIPTION pea ae oo SHENGAS CORP e PERE -eT ; aid . JONES ras [garrsnet me ATTIC ; ae 179 AMERICA NEEDS 1 Christian Films EASTERN MENNONITE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE FROM HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA, 22801 CENTURY GOSPEL FILM LIBRARY Dept. 00, Souderton, Pa. 18964 Write for Catalog of the Year Tel. 215—723-3669 TO THE CLASS OF °69 MAY ALL THINGS WORK TOGETHER FORSCOOD ma FROM THE CLASS OF 1970 FOLEY MOTORS, INC. 1654 South Main Street Harrisonburg Peugeot Renault Chnnhewvs The Cadillac of France Y ALWAYS FIRST QUALIT Triumph TR-4 Cbemmenrs Wuste JOSEPH M. CLEMMER FOR ALL MUSICAL NEEDS 210 HARLEYSVILLE PIKE PHONE 723-4813 HARLEYSVILLE, PA. 19438 MOYER AND SON, INC. Feed - Fuel Oil - Coal - Building Materials BLAUCH BROS., INC. 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Phone 855-3425 eee SEN a Se ; Ina wood, ond ft ti gne less: travels | Dy, “ chad that ss made althe diferente. P i | ee, Rober Frost a) ry. a A Mennonite “Board of Mipsio ‘ot Pe Weed ngiges = “th eS ‘ a = 04 . a - oi Another Service to Families... OLIVETT| UNDERWOOD INSURANCE ¢ HOSPITALIZATION Sales and Service Stop in and talk it over when you are in Harrisonburg. Or phone. Or request information below HARRISONBURG OFFICE EQUIPMENT (Mrs.) Ruth B. Stoltzfus 1111 Mt. Clinton Pike Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Telephone (703) 434-7705 1762 SOUTH MAIN STREET HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA PHONE 434-0871 CONCORD ASSOCIATES BE READY WHEN NEED STRIKES | am interested in insurance for: CHARLES L. FAULS CLOTHING CO., INC. 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SHENGAS CORPORATION Harrisonburg, Virginia MAUZY LITTER COMPANY Broadway, Virginia NEY’S HOUSE OF FASHION Harrisonburg, Virginia PATRONS WSVA TELEVISION and RADIO Harrisonburg, Virginia WAMPLER FEEDS Harrisonburg, Va. LAYMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Park View Harrisonburg, Va. KRIEDER'S MACHINE SHOP Park View Harrisonburg, Va. DALE WEGNER CHEVROLET Harrisonburg, Virginia ERNIE'S SHELL Harrisonburg, Virginia SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY INCORPORATED 135 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia BUDDIES CARPETLAND Harrisonburg, Virginia DOC'S TEA ROOM HUGHE'S PHARMACY Harrisonburg, Virginia KEN BENDER. _ Festival de Teatro FS O g ot 4 de Camara CREDITS PHOTOGRAPHY. Ric Yoder Steve Mininger Glen Gehman ADVERTISING SALESMEN. Ken Bender Don Good RIC YODER 200 SENIORS Arroy, Blanca H. Mexico City, Mex. 31,140 Baer, Ruth E. Greencastle, Pa. 74,140 Batchelor, Catherine W. Harrisonburg, Va. Beachy, Donna Carol Greenwood, Del. 86,141 Beachy, Sharyl Pigeon, Mich. 93,141 Beiler, Jay Harvey Elverson, Pa. 84,141 Benner, Christine Souderton, Pa. 89,141 Benner, Rhoda Souderton, Pa. 142 Bergey, Carolyn D. Souderton, Pa. 142 Birai, Naftali Tarime, Tanzania 142 Bontrager, Wilbur D. Darien Center, N. Y. 75,142 Bowman, Sue Mt. Jackson, Va. 143 Brenneman, Judy L. Keyser, W. Va. Brenneman, William Doylestown, Pa. 143 Brubaker, Kathleen J. Lititz, Pa. 5,143 Brunk, Elizabeth Ann Harrisonburg, Va. 143 Brunk, Kathy Newport News, Va. 143 Bucher, S. Jonathan Harman, W. Va. 143 Buckwalter, J. Clair Harrisonburg, Va. 143 Buckwalter, Judith Wellsville, N.Y. 143 Buckwalter, Kenneth B. Harrisonburg, Va. 144 Burkholder, Donald R. Harrisonburg, Va. 144 Burkholder, Sanford Dale Newport News, Va. 144 Burkholder, Wanda Leigh Newport News, Va. 144 Carpenter, Linda |. Staunton, Va. 144 Chew, Richard L. Harrisonburg, Va. Christopkel, Becky Ann Harrisonburg, Va. 144 Christophel, Janice A. Goshen, Ind. Christophel, Paul R. Harrisonburg, Va. 144 Chupp, Harvey Harrisonburg, Va. 144 David, Ronald L. Strasburg, Va. 144 Derstine, Beverly Harleysville, Pa. 103,145 Detweiler, Delilah Middlebury, Ind. 145 Detwiler, Ellis Wayne Harrisonburg, Va. 145 Diehl, Gary M. Harrisonburg, Va. Dobbs, H. James, III] Mt. Crawford, Va. Dover, Edward A. Arlington, Va. Driver, Dorothy M. Waynesboro, Va. 75,93,147 Eberly, Fred E. Harrisonburg, Va. 74,147 Eby, Miriam A. Alanson, Mich. 147 Einarson, Thord Kenneth Harrisonburg, Va. 147 Erb, Phoebe Ann Milton, Pa. 5,29,147 Eshleman, Lavonne Greencastle, Pa. 147 Espinoza, Samuel Harrisonburg, Va. DIRECTORY Fisher, Dwight Larry Harrisonburg, Va. 9,30,33,78,101,117,147 Fisher, Jean S. Harrisonburg, Va. 33,147 Frye, Eline H. Harrisonburg, Va. Garber, Richard Nampa, Idaho 65,79, 147 Gehman, Irene L. Bally, Pa. 147 George, Byron W. Grenada, West Indies 31,147 Gerig, Percy Albany, Ore. 147 Gingerich, Eloise Goshen, Ind. 148 Glick, James Atglen, Pa. 84,148 Good, |. Merle Lititz, Pa. 17,148 Goodrum, David Houston, Texas 149 Goshow, John Franconia, Pa. 149 Graybill, L. Jean Lititz, Pa. 79,149 Guengerich, Millicent Wellman, lowa 115,149 Guntz, Lois Harleysville, Pa. 149 Hamilton, Alice Mae Salem, Ore. 149 Hamilton, Elsie Salem, Ore. 149 Harman, Harriet Louise Harrisonburg, Va. 149 Harnish, Dorothy M. Strasburg, Pa. 149 Hartzler, Martha J. Mechanicsburg, Pa. 79,150 Herman, Judith Ann Coatesville, Pa. 150 Herr, Arlene M. Gettysburg, Pa. 79,150 Hershey, L. Eugene Aibonito, P. R. 80,115,150 Hertzler, Lowell T. Harrisonburg, Va. 151 Hess, Alice E. Millersville, Pa. 151 Hess, Joanne L. Marietta, Pa. 151 Hinkle, Sharon C. McGaheysville, Va. 151 Hochstetler, Wayne C. East Earl, Pa. 75,81,151 Holsopple, Charlotte J. Holsopple, Pa. 79,116,151 Homan, Elaine Margaret Staunton, Va. 152 Hoover, James M. New Carlisle, Ohio 152 Hoover, R. Sue H. Timberville, Va. 152 Horning, Nancy E. Ephrata, Pa. Horst, Evelyn Orrville, Ohio 152 Horst, Janice Greencastle, Pa. 152 Horst, Nancy H. West Liberty, Ohio 93,152 Horst, Thomas E. Hagerstown, Md. 152 Hostetler, Lynn Harrisonburg, Va. 33,152 201 Hostetter, Robert D. Beltsville, Md. 20,82,152 Ikejiani, Miriam Awka Division, Biafra 27,33,153,174 Jackson, James E. Harrisonburg, Va. 153 Janzen, Ruthanne Harrisonburg, Va. 74,80,109,116,153 Kanagy, James M. Harrisonburg, Va. Kanagy, Orpha Harrisonburg, Va. 153 Kauffman, Gloria Bloomfield, Mont. 153 Kennel, Ruth C. Lancaster, Pa. 153 King, Mary Jane Harrisonburg, Va. 87,114,154,177 King, Ralph L. Malvern, Pa. 79,109,154 Kisamore, David Ray Harman, W. Va. 78,154 Koppenhaver, Terry L. Hesston, Kans. 93,114,154 Kriebel, Virginia Souderton, Pa. 155 Kropf, Carolyn Albany, Ore. 155 Kurtz, Carol Chesapeake, Va. 10,68,79,89,155 Lantz, Nevin D. Elverson, Pa. 87,155 Lazer, John C. Harrisonburg, Va. 155 Leatherman, Sarah Upland, Calif. 156 Lehman, Kenneth Duane Harrisonburg, Va. 29,89,116,156 Liskey, John C. Harrisonburg, Va. Litwiller, Calvin Parnell, lowa 32,81,156 Litwiller, Rachel B. Parnell, lowa 32,156 Longenecker, William P. Harrisonburg, Va. 156 Martin, Daniel H. Harrisonburg, Va. 156 Martin, Dorothy Harrisonburg, Va. 156 Martin, Phyllis Jean Goodville, Pa. 156 Mast, Linda Mae Parkesburg, Pa. 157 Mast, Rodney Ray Navarre, Ohio 157 Masterman, Kenneth G. Harrisonburg, Va. 23,157 McCary, Joan Petoskey, Mich. Metzler, Marvin L. Linville, Va. 158 Metzler, Shirley Meyersdale, Pa. 158 Migire, Eva A. Tarime, Tanzania 31,158 Miller, Nathan R. Lexington, Ohio 30,81,159 Miller, Rachel L. Harrisonburg, Va. 159 Mininger, Steven Harman, W. Va. 15,30,31,115,159 Mishler, Karen G. Dalton, Ohio 159 Mishler, William D. Dalton, Ohio 159 Moyer, Phyllis Elaine Harrisonburg, Va. 159 Moyer, Rhoda L. Harrisonburg, Va. 159 Mtoka, Daniel |. Musoma, Tanzania 159 Mujuberi, Hezekiah M. Musoma, Tanzania 31,137 Mullet, Viola K. Millersburg, Ohio 93,159 Myer, H. Everett East Petersburg, Pa. 159 Nice, Vivian Morrison, Ill. 159 Nolt, Robert E. Denver, Pa. 159 Parker, Cecelia Lancaster, Pa. 160 Pursel, Dennis B. Danville, Pa. 101,160 Ranck, Marlyn M. Holtwood, Pa. 160 Reed, Paul E. Honey Brook, Pa. 161 Roth, Dwight L. Harrisonburg, Va. 161 Roth, Jay Harrisonburg, Va. 161 Rush, John L. Quakertown, Pa. 161 Ruth, Merle Harrisonburg, Va. 161 Sawatsky, Ben Wiebe Winnipeg, Man. 74,161 Schmidt, Joy P. Cheswick, Pa. 161 Schoch, Carole Helene Bath, N. Y. 161 Schrock, Floyd Salem, Ore. 74,95,161 Schunck, Regina Webenheim, Germany 117,162 Schwartzentruber, Ruth M. Baden, Ont. 162 Shank, Lois Ellen Lancaster, Pa. 79,104,162 Shank, Reba K. Sarasota, Fla. 162 Shantz, Elizabeth H. Harrisonburg, Va. 162 Sharif, Walid Issa Hebron, Jordan 27,31,162 Shenk, Gerald E. Newport News, Va. 29,86,107,162 Shirk, Sylvia Ann Harrisonburg, Va. 162 Showalter, Becky Harrisburg, Pa. 81,162 Showalter, Jewel W. Chicago, Ill. 163 Silvious, Phyllis Quicksburg, Va. 163 Smith, Kay T. Bergton, Va. 163 Smith, Jr., Lester A. Harrisonburg, Va. 163 Smucker, Mary Jo Orrville, Ohio 1,108,164 Sollenberger, Doris M. Quarryville, Pa. 164 Spicher, Thomas A. Belleville, Pa. 80,81,96,97,164 Stichter, Lorene Nappanee, Ind. 164 Stoltzfus, Donald J. Parkesburg, Pa. 2,4,95,108,164 Stoltzfus, Ronald Atglen, Pa. 165 Stoltzfus, Shirley Elverson, Pa. 165 Strong, E. Carole Mechanicsburg, Pa. 165 Strong, Patricia Ann Harrisonburg, Va. 20,75,102,115,165 Stutzman, Roberta M. Weatherford, Okla. 165 Swartz, Delores Y. Au Gres, Mich. 165 Swartz, Sue Turner, Mich. 14,165 Swartzentruber, Alice Schuyler, Va. 165 Swartzentruber, Irene Meyersdale, Pa. 165 Togane, Mohamoud S. Mogadishu, Somalia 165 Toman, Earl C. Guernsey, Sask. 165 Umble, Nancy Jane Atglen, Pa. 165 Vrolijk, Mary Lou M. Harrisonburg, Va. 166 Weaver, Elizabeth M. Leola, Pa. 79,166 Weaver, Evelyn G. Stevens, Pa. 79,166 Weaver, Kathleen J. Harrisonburg, Va. 166 Weaver, Pauline C. Nappanee, Ind. 79,108,116,166 Weber, Richard G. Harrisonburg, Va. 166 Wenger, David A. Akron, Pa. 74,166 Wenger, Esther |. Wayland, lowa 166 Wenger, Margaret A. Lancaster, Pa. 74,79,114,166 Wenger, Richard J. Harrisonburg, Va. Widmer, Judy C. Salem, Ore. 78,8,82,167 Wilkins, Galen L. Broadway, Va. 167 Wissler, Dawn E. Mt. Joy, Pa. 167 Worden, Blair L. Elkton, Va. Wyse, Judy Archbold, Ohio 168 Yoder, Carol Martin Harrisonburg, Va. 168 Yoder, David D. Harrisonburg, Va. 169 Yoder, Flora Kay West Liberty, Ohio 20,21,25,74,169 Yoder, John A. Harrisonburg, Va. 20,21,24,75,169 Yoder, Lois E. Salisbury, Pa. 169 Yoder, Marvin E. Meyersdale, Pa. 169 Yoder, Richard A. New Carlisle, Ohio 2,7,100,101,117,169,200 Yoder, Ruth Naomi Meyersdale, Pa. 34,75,86,89,169 Zeager, Lois Watsontown, Pa. 169 Zimmerman, Janet A. Manheim, Pa. 169 Zimmerman, Leroy East Earl, Pa. 169 Zimmerman, Levi B. Enola, Pa. 169 Zook, Paul J. Belleville, Pa. 169 JUNIORS Allebach, Emily A. Menahga, Minn. 128 Baer, Nelson D. Harrisonburg, Va. Bange, Clair J. Hanover, Pa. 6 Bauman, Charles G. Newport News, Va. Bender, Mary Mt. Joy, Pa. 88,134,139 Bishop, Robert D. Doylestown, Pa. 81,87,109 Borntrager, Jonas Lee Humboldt, Ill. 7,80,95,134 Bowman, James L. Harrisonburg, Va. 84,134 Bowman, Richard L. Kinzers, Pa. 14,34,84,134 Breneman, Nancy Elizabethtown, Pa. 134 Brenneman, Robert E. Harrisonburg, Va. 134 Brubacker, Ruth S. Stevens, Pa. 134 Brubaker, Carol Lititz, Pa. 79,134 Buckwalter, Marlene W. Harrisonburg, Va. 134 Burkholder, Jane Harrisonburg, Va. 74,134 Burkholder, Paul G. Harrisonburg, Va._74,134 Buskirk, Ann Vestaburg, Mich. 15,134 Chupp, Viola Nappanee, Ind. 79,81,134 Clark, Dorinne Nashwauk, Minn. 134 Clark, John E. Philadelphia, Mo. 134 Cline, Joanne M. Harrisburg, Pa. 134 Coffey, Eva B. Harrisonburg, Va. 134 Cole, J. Popo Adebayo Lagos, Nigeria 31,95,129,174 Cullen, Larry Waynesboro, Va. 99,104,134 Dagbai, J. Abuok Yirol, Sudan 31,134 Dellinger, Carolyn A. Edinburg, Va. Demastus, Jerry Lyndhurst, Va. 134 Denlinger, Ronald Lancaster, Pa. 97,134,174 Dilebo, Getahun Nazareth, Ethiopia 134 Driver, Marian Waynesboro, Va. 135 Driver, Twila Waynesboro, Va. 63,135 Duncan, James A. Harrisonburg, Va. 135 Early, Roy W. Dayton, Va. 135 Eberly, Judy Mt. Eaton, Ohio 135 Eberly, Linda Ruth Bay Port, Mich. 107,135 Eberly, Richard L. Harrisonburg, Va. Ebersole, E. Gerald Landisville, Pa. 88,109,135,136 Eby, Karen E. Sarasota, Fla. 86,105,135,172 Eby, Margaret Alanson, Mich. 135 Erb, Merlin Frazee, Minn. 135 Estep, Nina New Market, Va. 135 Fairfield, John R. C. Harrisonburg, Va. Freed, John L. Bronx, N. Y. 135 202 Fretz, David Perkasie, Pa. 89,135 Garber, Phyllis Hubbard, Ore. 135 Geiser, Barbara Wadsworth, Ohio 107,135 Gochnauer, Lois A. Manheim, Pa. 135 Godshall, Paul D. Quarryville, Pa. Good, E. Lorraine Kutztown, Pa. Goshow, Leon Forksville, Pa. 92,95,135 Graber, Esther E. Mt. Pleasant, lowa Graham, Brenda Salem, Va. 135 Guengerich, Philip Harrisonburg, Va. 107,135 Hamm, Patricia Green Lane, Pa. 135 Hammond, C. Michael Harrisonburg, Va. Handrich, Tony Germfask, Mich. 135 Harris, Cynthia Staunton, Va. 79,135 Hash, Linda Harrisonburg, Va. 135 Hatter, Dennis L. Lyndhurst, Va. 107,135 Heatwole, Elizabeth Harrisonburg, Va. 93,102,134,135 Heatwole, Glendon L. Harrisonburg, Va. 135 Heinrich, William H. Quakertown, Pa. 135 Helmuth, Henry J. Harrisonburg, Va. 135 Henning, Carol Harleysville, Pa. 136 Hershey, Janice Jo Aibonito, Puerto Rico 136 Hershey, Martha J. Parkesburg, Pa. 79,103,136 Hershey, Ruth Kinzers, Pa. 136 Hershey, Shirley Lititz, Pa. 79,89,136 Hess, Christina New Holland, Pa. 1,16,136 Hess, Melvin H. Lancaster, Pa. Hess, Rosalie Mechanicsburg, Pa. 136 Hess, Susan A. Lancaster, Pa. 6 Hinegardner, Cindy Keezletown, Va. 136 Hinz, Walter F. Harrisonburg, Va. 136,174 Holsinger, Larry L. Broadway, Va. Horning, Kenneth L. Harrisonburg, Va. 136 Horst, Elton R. Waynesboro, Pa. 79,109,136 Horst, Stuart Atwater, Calif. 74 Horst, Gloria Ephrata, Pa. 1,15,89,108,109, 136,139 Horst, Richard K. Orrville, Ohio 136 Hostetler, Betty Belleville, Pa. Hostetter, Linda Johnstown, Pa. 83,106,136 Howell, Robert Harrisonburg, Va. 39 Hummel, Brenda Millersburg, Ohio 79,93,136 Hunsberger, Juanita Danboro, Pa. 136 Hurst, Elsie New Holland, Pa. 136 Jantzi, Gerald H. Marilla, N. Y. 136 Johnson, Gregory D. Harrisonburg, Va. 176 Kauffman, Elton L. Harrisonburg, Va. 136 Keim, John Harrisonburg, Va. 136 Kennel, John New Holland, Pa. 84,136 King, Dennis S. Belleville, Pa. King, James A. Wauseon, Ohio King, Lois Ann Harrisonburg, Va. 93,136 King, Lois C. Eaglesham, Alberta 136 Kiser, Phyllis M. Stuarts Draft, Va. 136 Kolb, Martha Spring City, Pa. 93,102,136 Kolb, Mary Jane Royersford, Pa. 136 Kraybill, Elvin Elizabethtown, Pa. 23,79,81,87,136 Kulp, Lucy Harleysville, Pa. 136 Lake, Corinne San Jose, Calif. 136 Lehman, LuAnne Apple Creek, Ohio 93,136 Lehman, Mary Johnstown, Pa. 83,136 Linder, Luella Alliance, Ohio 136 Longacre, John Bally, Pa. 92,137 Longenecker, Daniel Harrisonburg, Va. 137 Longenecker, Rhoda Philadelphia, Pa. Martin, Doris Chambersburg, Pa. 137 Martin, Judy Canelones, Uruguay 137 Martin, Karen Spinnerstown, Pa. 137 Martin, Lois Leola, Pa. 137 Marwa, Rhoda M. Musoma, Tanzania 31,137 Mast, Emily Coatesville, Pa. 137 Maust, Rosalee Bay Port, Mich. 137 McPhee, Arthur Claremont, N. H. 137 Metzler, Glenn D. Harrisonburg, Va. 98,99,137 Miller, Arlene F. Wellman, lowa Miller, Fern E. Chesapeake, Va. 88 Miller, Henry Constantine, Mich. 134,137 Miller, Joas Sarasota, Fla. 29,137 Miller, Joyce lowa City, lowa 137 Miller, Karen Apple Creek, Ohio 137 Miller, Leon Middlebury, Ind. 74,107,137 Miller, Marland Spartansburg, Pa. 84,137 Miller, Mary Baltic, Ohio 109,137 Miller, Richard B. Landisville, Pa. 137 Mine, Hiroshi Hokkaido, Japan 31 Mininger, J. Mark Susquehanna, Pa. 137 Moyer, Carol Harleysville, Pa. 137 Mullet, Cynthia Glendive, Montana 93,137 Mumaw, Fay E. Harrisonburg, Va. 137 Musser, Darlene Goodville, Pa. 137 Musser, M. Virginia Mohnton, Pa. 137 Myers, Lamar New Paris, Ind. 20,21,75,137 Nwankwo, Joyce Ajalli, Biafra 27,31,137,174 Oberholtzer, Anna Mary Harrisonburg, Va. 137 Osmann, Jean Bedford, Ohio 17,137,171 Otto, Emory L. Shipshewana, Ind. 137 Peachey, Allen Belleville, Pa. 94,95,134,137 Peachey, Gerald J. Belleville, Pa. 137 Peifer, Elsie Carol Damascus, Md. 137 Pellman, Phyllis Millersville, Pa. 74,79, 137 Phillips, Barbara Ann Jessup, Md. 137 Powell, Pat Amelia, Va. 137 Raber, Vesta Ann Baltic, Ohio 83,137 Ramer, Alva Nappanee, Ind. 83,137 Replogle, Donna Curryville, Pa. 73,137 Ressler, Paul Dalton, Ohio 137 Rexrode, Millard A. Harrisonburg, Va. Richardson, John R. Onancock, Va. 137 Richey, Kenneth C. International Falls, Minn. 137,174 Roggie, Rhoda Woodville, N. Y. 137 Roth, Shirley Harrisonburg, Va. 137 Rupp, Emagene Wauseon, Ohio 93,137 Ruth, Ferne Harleysville, Pa. 137 Sauder, Jim Lititz, Pa. 138 Schildt, Kenneth E. Spring Grove, Pa. 138 Schlabach, Carolyn E. Harrisonburg, Va. 138 Schlosser, Nancy Newport News, Va. 138 Schrock, Arland Glen Flora, Wis. 138 Seibel, D. Lamar Leola, Pa. 138 Shantz, Neil Guernsey, Sask. 79,138 Shearer, Harold F. Immokalee, Fla. 138 Shenk, John Carl Harrisonburg, Va. 138 Shenk, Ruth Harrisonburg, Va. 138 Shirk, Maynard R. East Earl, Pa. 138 Showalter, Donald Maugansville, Md. 138 Showalter, Glen A. Broadway, Va. Showalter, Lois Broadway, Va. 138 Showalter, Marvin H. Waynesboro, Va. 138 Sieber, James B. Santa Rosa, Argentina 28,94,95,136 Slaubaugh, Lola A. Wolford, N. D. 139 Spicher, Rachel S. Belleville, Pa. 139 Stoltzfus, Kathryn E. Harrisonburg, Va. Stoltzfus, Rosanna Morgantown, Pa. 139 Strunk, William L. Spring City, Pa. Styer, Mary Hatfield, Pa. 79,139 Suderman, Judith Lynn North Newton, Kans. 139 Swartz, Ernest M. Harrisonburg, Va. 32,139 Swartzendruber, Myrna Parnell, lowa 139 Swartzentruber, Dawn M. Lowville, N. Y. Switzer, Bernell Thomas, Okla. 75,139 Thomas, Lois Warren, Ohio 139 Troester, Sandra L. Doylestown, Pa. 92,107,139 Weaver, Don Annville, Pa. 138,139 Weaver, Grace Ann Middletown, Pa. 139 Weaver, Melvin Wooster, Ohio 139 Weber, Rod Petersburg, Ont. 139 Wenger, Barbara A. Stevens, Pa. 79,139 White, Ruth Calling Lake, Alberta 139 Whitmore, Terry Lee Harrisonburg, Va. Wiebe, Carol Freeman, S. D. 139 Wyse, Sanford J. Archbold, Ohio Yoder, Arlin Bally, Pa. 75,139 Yoder, Duane Grantsville, Md. 139,29 Yoder, Fern Christiana, Pa. 139 Yoder, J. David Sugarcreek, Ohio 83,139 Yoder, John H. Harrisonburg, Va. 74,139 Yost, Judy Lanham, Md. 139 Yousey, Lena Mae Lowville, N.Y. 139 Yousey, Yvonne Lowville, N. Y. 139 Yutzy, Karen Plain City, Ohio 139 Yutzy, LaVern Plain City, Ohio 134,139 Zimmerly, Paul Sterling, Ohio 139 Zimmerman, D. Pauline Manheim, Pa. 139 203 SOPHOMORES Alderfer, Linda L. Harleysville, Pa. 93,128 Armstrong, Patricia Denbigh, Va. 128 Baer, Shirley Bainbridge, Pa. 128 Baker, Beverly New Enterprise, Pa. 128 Barnhart, Patsy R. Stuarts Draft, Va. 128 Beachy, Marcia Corfu, N. Y. 128 Beachy, Thomas A. Corfu, N. Y. 79,109 Bechtel, Elaine R. Oley, Pa. 128 Beidler, Eva D. Quakertown, Pa. 128 Beiler, Myra E. Blountstown, Fla. Beiler, Newton Harrisonburg, Va. 128 Bender, Debra Harrisonburg, Va. 128 Bender, Kenneth Grantsville, Md. 128,200 Bennett, Mabel R. Newport News, Va. 128 Beyeler, Elaine Y. Wooster, Ohio 75,128 Birkey, Elnore Broadway, Va. 14,128 Blosser, Carolyn L. Dayton, Va. 128 Boese, Dean L. Mt. Pleasant, lowa 128 Bomberger, Fannie Elm, Pa. 79,93,109,128 Bontrager, Patricia Alden, N. Y. 128 Booker, L. Webb Waynesboro, Va. 128 Bowen, James E. Charlottesville, Va. 128 Bowman, Bernard Harrisonburg, Va. 79,128 Breneman, Janet Lancaster, Pa. 128 Briskey, Loyal Wauseon, Ohio 84,128 Brubaker, Louise Harrisonburg, Va. 128 Brunk, Kenneth Newport News, Va. 9,14,19,79,87,128 Buckwalter, Leon Narvon, Pa. 128 Bueno, Daniel Alice, Texas 79,96,97,99, 128,174 Buller, Marlene Hayward, Wisc. 129 Burkholder, Jo Ann Stockertown, Pa. 129 Byler, Esther Belleville, Pa. Charles, Linda Lancaster, Pa. 129 Clemmer, Judy Harleysville, Pa. 129 Cornell, William Wilmington, Del. 35,79,83,86,129 Cressman, Dennis L. Delphos, Ohio Dalellew, Tesfatsion Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 31,129 Dang, Thanh Thi Saigon, S. Vietnam 31,132 Derstine, Harley Harleysville, Pa. 19,74,75,129 Detwiler, Renee lowa City, lowa 129 Dietzel, Daniel Bay Port, Mich. 129 Dietzel, Mary Kay Bay Port, Mich. 93,103,129 Duncan, Paul W. Harrisonburg, Va. 129 Early, Lee Dayton, Va. Eby, Beth Reinholds, Pa. 75,79,129 Eby, Robert Harrisonburg, Va. 129 Ehst, Rhoda Bally, Pa. 102 Esch, Rose Mary Mio, Mich. 83,129 Falb, Don Orrville, Ohio 129 Fellenbaum, L. Kenneth Washington Boro, Pa. 19,97,129 Fisher, Janet Logan, Ohio 129 Frey, J. Nelson Manheim, Pa. 84,129 Gehman, Glen Columbia, Pa. 26,84,129 NEW UFE | CRUSADE mower sox SCHOOL OCT. 26-NOY.2 7:30 MIQHELY Gehman, Louise K. Harleysville, Pa. 14,74 Gentzler, Marlene Lancaster, Pa. 129 George, Elias Esa Amman, Jordan 14,31,129 Gingerich, Carol Kalona, lowa 129 Glanzer, James Harrisonburg, Va. 7,129 Glanzer, P. David Harrisonburg, Va. 14 Godshall, Norman Harleysville, Pa. 129 Good, Catherine Kutztown, Pa. 129 Good, Edwin L. Durbin, W. Va. 129 Good, Joy South Boston, Va. 129 Good, Walter Richard East Earl, Pa. 129 Graham, Linda Salem, Va. 129 Groff, Galen G. Mifflinburg, Pa. 129,174 Guntz, Grace Harleysville, Pa. 129 Hackman, Jenny Allentown, Pa. 29,79,129 Harbold, Phyllis East Berlin, Pa. 129 Harnish, Merle D. Hagerstown, Md. 130 Hartman, Dave Elida, Ohio 130 Heatwole, LaVonne Elida, Ohio 130 Heatwole, Mary Ann Waynesboro, Va. 130 Heatwole, Owen W. Dayton, Va. 130 Hershberger, Joanna J. Kalona, lowa 130 Hershberger, Rebecca Sugarcreek, Ohio 130 Hertzler, Sylvia Denbigh, Va. 8,130 Hightower, Joyce Troutville, Va. 130 Hofstetter, Becky Apple Creek, Ohio 130 Holsopple, Marvin Holsopple, Pa. 95,130 Horning, Philip Fleetwood, Pa. 130 Horst, Loren Orrville, Ohio 130 Horst, Marvin S. Hagerstown, Md. 95 Horst, Mildred L. Germantown, Md. 130 Horst, Nancy North Lawrence, Ohio 83,130 Howard, Phyllis Naomi Staunton, Va. 3,14,20,92,130 Hoylman, W. Louis South English, lowa 130 Hunsberger, Debbie Souderton, Pa. 130 Hurst, Sharon L. Ephrata, Pa. 26,130 Huyard, Alvin New Holland, Pa. 130 Jantzi, Paul Elma, N. Y. 130 Jenkins, Mary E. Front Royal, Va. Johns, Anna Marie Spartansburg, Pa. 130 Kanagy, John Belleville, Pa. 30,130 Kanagy, Jonathan L. Harrisonburg, Va. Kauffman, Nola F. Kalispell, Montana Kaufman, Edith Concord, Va. 130 Kaufman, Julia A. Tazewell, Va. 130 Kennel, Ardiss Jean Monmouth, Ore. 82,130 Kennel, Marie Parkesburg, Pa. 130 Kerr, Bette Jane McVeytown, Pa. 130 Kess, Johanna Quakertown, Pa. 130 King, Carol Waynesboro, Va. 14,130 King, Phillip A. West Liberty, Ohio 130 Koppenhaver, Joycelyn Hesston, Kans. 130 Kraybill, Eugene S. Elizabethtown, Pa. 14,84,130 Kulp, Janice D. Franconia, Pa. 130 Kulp, Rosemary New Paris, Ind. 130 Kurtz, Sharon J. Chesapeake, Va. 14,130 Landes, Richard L. Harleysville, Pa. 75,130 Landes, Robert Harrisonburg, Va. Landis, J. G. Manheim, Pa. 75,81,130 Lapp, Rhoda Lansdale, Pa. 130 Le, Quang Khac Nhatrang, S. Vietnam 31,130 Leatherman, Charles L. Keyser, W. Va. 109,131 Leatherman, Lois M. Lancaster, Pa. 75,131 Lehman, Alta M. Chambersburg, Pa. 75,79,131 Lehman, Melvin Leola, Pa. 19,34,35,131,171 Lehman, Rachel E. Tampa, Fla. 131 Lind, Lester L. Salem, Ore. 82,83,131 Lowry, Stephen R. Washington, lowa 131 Martin, Carl Harrisonburg, Va. 92,95,131 Martin, Gerald Ed Harrisonburg, Va. 131 Martin, Gerald Ezra Ephrata, Pa. 131 Martin, Janet A. Sauce, Canelones, Uruguay 131 Martin, John G. Harrisonburg, Va. Martin, Ken Lancaster, Pa. 26,28,131 Martin, Nelson Bechtelsville, Pa. 131 Martin, R. Larry Mohnton, Pa. Mast, Judy Walnut Creek, Ohio 59,131 Mast, Kristina L. Alden, N. Y. 51,131 Mayer, Janice F. Sarasota, Fla. 83,103,131 Meck, Gerald W. Harrisonburg, Va. 85 Metzler, John D. Worcester, Pa. 27,131 Miller, Carolyn Dillsburg, Pa. 131 204 Miller, Darrell G. Chesapeake, Va. 7,95,131 Miller, Dorcas Lexington, Ohio 131 Miller, Gene C. Port Allegany, Pa. 1,35,82,131 Miller, Harold C. Grabill, Ind. 131 Miller, Miriam Millersburg, Ohio 131 Miller, Paul E., II] Kearneysville, W. Va. 131 Miller, Robert G. Kalona, lowa 131 Moore, Marlene Knoxville, Tenn. 131 Mullet, Wendell Guernsey, Sask. 131,174 Myers, J. Vernon Doylestown, Pa. 95,99,131 Nafziger, Charles Archbold, Ohio 59 Neff, Christina Upland, Calif. 79,131 Newman, Roger McGaheysville, Va. 101,125 Nickey, Joyce New Oxford, Pa. 131 Noguchi, Tomoki Hokkaido, Japan 30,31,132 Nolt, Louise Leola, Pa. 132 Nussbaum, Janice Kidron, Ohio 93,132 Otto, John Arcola, Ill. 132 Peachey, Dennis Harrisonburg, Va. 99,132 Ranck, Jean Lancaster, Pa. 132 Reinford, Linda Lancaster, Pa. 132 Replogle, Pauline Curryville, Pa. 14,73,83,132 Ressler, Everett Powell, Ohio 14,132 Ressler, Raymond Dalton, Ohio Rheinheimer, Roger Milford, Ind. 132 Rohrer, Denny Newport News, Va. 132 Rose, Linda Mountain Home, Ark. 27 Roth, Ruth E. Logan, Ohio 30,132 Saufley, Linda Mt. Crawford, Va. 132 Sawatsky, Ron Winnipeg, Man. 132 Schlabach, Martin Marilla, N. Y. 3,132 Schlabach, Sharon Walnut Creek, Ohio 132 Schmidt, Marcia Norfolk, Va. 132 Scholl, Emory F. Selinsgrove, Pa. 132 Schrock, Barbara Salem, Ore. 132 Schrock, Dennis Spencerville, Ind. 132 Seiders, Harry M. Pottsville, Pa. 132 Shaer, Emil Beit Jala, Jordan 31,93,132,173 Shank, Dale Harrisonburg, Va. 132 Shank, Fern Broadway, Va. 132 Shank, Randall Broadway, Va. 74,132 Sharp, Bob Belleville, Pa. 92,101,107,132 Shenk, Daniel E. Lancaster, Pa. 132 Shirk, Louise Leola, Pa. 132 Showalter, Doris M. Waynesboro, Va. 14,132 Showalter, Sharon Timberville, Va. 1,75,132 Smith, Linda G. Warrington, Pa. Smucker, Mervin R. New Providence, Pa. 104,105 Snavely, Rachel Manheim, Pa. 102,103,132 Stanley, Patricia Staunton, Va. 132 Stauffer, Joyce New Holland, Pa. 132 Steckley, Norma Lebanon, Ore. 132 Stoltzfus, Catherine R. Harrisonburg, Va. 132 Stoltzfus, Eldon Snow Hill, Md. 14,29,132,174 Stoltzfus, Julia Parkesburg, Pa. 132 Stoltzfus, Karl D. Harrisonburg, Va. 132 Stoltzfus, Kenneth L. Harrisonburg, Va. 132 Stoltzfus, Omar Z. Harrisonburg, Va. 132 Stutzman, Doug Buhl, Idaho 15,99,132 Suter, David Harrisonburg, Va. 132 Swartzendruber, Karen Bay Port, Mich. 132 Swartzendruber, Ruth Ann Fairview, Mich. 132 Trissel, John W., Jr. Waynesboro, Va. 133 Trissel, Larry D. Harrisonburg, Va. 133,174 Troyer, Crystal K. Delavan, Ill. 133 Troyer, Daniel Linville, Va. 133 Ulrich, Lowell E. Dayton, Va. Walker, Wendy Wilmington, Del. 133 Warfel, Dave Harrisonburg, Va. 133 Weaver, Esther Goshen, Ind. 133 Weber, John Harrisonburg, Va. 133 Weber, Lois Fleetwood, Pa. 133 Webster, Harold F., Jr. Harrisonburg, Va. Wenger, David W. Harrisonburg, Va. 107 Wenger, Miriam S. Harrisonburg, Va. 102,133 Wert, Jane Neffsville, Pa. 133 Whitmore, G. Randolph, Jr. Broadway, Va. Wilson, Judith Anne Staunton, Va. 133 Winters, Joyce Miami, Fla. 133,176 Witmer, Catherine Chatenay Malabry, France 29,133 Witmer, Esther V. Salem, Ohio 133 Wyse, Allen Archbold, Ohio 27,82,133 Wyse, Patricia C. Midland, Mich. Yoder, Bruce Pettisville, Ohio 2,133 Yoder, Ellen Millersburg, Ohio 133 Yoder, Ethel D. Belleville, Pa. 133 Yoder, Larry New Carlisle, Ohio 79,92,100,101,133 Yoder, Sharon Newport News, Va. 74,133 Yoder, Stephen Quarryville, Pa. 75,95,133 Zehr, Joseph Lowville, N. Y. 133 FRESHMEN Akers, Michael B. Logan, Ohio 122 Alger, Victor Broadway, Va. 122 Amstutz, David B. Apple Creek, Ohio 122 Augsburger, Phyllis Goshen, Ind. 122 Baer, Conrad Bainbridge, Pa. 122,174 Bauman, Ruth Ann Earlington, Pa. 122 Beachy, Esther Plain City, Ohio 122 Bechtel, Dorothea S. Spring City, Pa. 122 Beckler, Janet Milford, Nebr. 106,122 Beiler, Miriam Kennedyville, Md. 122 Bender, Judy Harrisonburg, Va. 14,122 Bender, Nancy Wellman, lowa 122 Bender, Norma Jean Streetsboro, Ohio 122 Bender, Robert M. Scottdale, Pa. 82,97,122 Berkey, Grace Hubbard, Ore. 82,108,122 Bomberger, Anne Hess Elm, Pa. 122 Bomberger, Donald New Holland, Pa. 1,17,99,122 Bontrager, Allen Topeka, Ind. Bontrager, Julianna Middlebury, Ind. 122 Bontrager, Mary Midland, Mich. Breneman, Jerry S. Lancaster, Pa. 113,122 Breneman, Roseanne Lancaster, Pa. 122 Briggs, Peggy L. Reedsville, Pa. 122 Brubaker, Rachel E. Manheim, Pa. 108,122 Brubaker, Velma Quarryville, Pa. 122 Bucher, Don Lititz, Pa. 122 Bucher, Ethel |. Lititz, Pa. 122 Bucher, Mary Beth Harman, W. Va. 122 Burkholder, Elden D. Singers Glen, Va. 122 Butcher, Sylvia Newport News, Va. 123 Claude, John P. Harrisonburg, Va. 123 Clemmer, Dean Harleysville, Pa. 123 Clemmer, Dennis Harrisonburg, Va. 123 Clifton, Charles Richmond, Va. 95,123 Cline, Rose Marie Ft. Defiance, Va. 123 Clymer, Jeanette R. Leola, Pa. 123 Covelens, Kenneth R. Colmar, Pa. 123 Crawford, Sylvia Waynesboro, Va. 123 Derstine, Kenton M. Souderton, Pa. 15,123 Derstine, Margaret A. Lansdale, Pa. 123 Derstine, Sharon Fountainville, Pa. 123 Detweiler, Donald D. Plumsteadville, Pa. 123 Detweiler, Twila Boyertown, Pa. 123 Doggart, Faith Salem, N. H. 113,123 Dyck, Henry P. Singers Glen, Va. 123 Erb, Paul S. Chicago, III. 123 Esh, Myrliss Lyndhurst, Va. 123 Espigh, Clyde E. Harrisonburg, Va. 123 Gamber, H. Benjamin Williamsport, Md. 123 Gascho, Wayne Pigeon, Mich. 123 Gehman, Clara Souderton, Pa. 123 Gehman, Joyce E. Colquitt, Ga. 123 Gingerich, Firman J. Kalona, lowa 3,88,123 Gingerich, Judy Wellman, lowa 103,123 Gingerich, Lee A. Kalona, lowa Gingrich, John Cocolamus, Pa. 123 Goldfus, Joseph Morgantown, Pa. 7,95,123,177 Good, Carolyn Durbin, W. Va. 123 Good, Charlotte R. Lititz, Pa. 123 Good, Donald L. Harrisonburg, Va. 123 Graybill, Sarah New Holland, Pa. 123 Hartzler, Marty Wellman, lowa 123 Hawk, William Lima, Ohio 16,17,123 Heatwole, Gary W. Harrisonburg, Va. 101 Heatwole, Leo Harrisonburg, Va. 123 Heishman, Bonita Mae Harrisonburg, Va. 124 Herr, Dennis B. Hanover, Pa. 99 Herr, Kenneth L. Lancaster, Pa. 98,99,124 Hershberger, Wayne Wellman, lowa 101,124 205 Hess, Debbie Mount Joy, Pa. 5,124 Hess, Kate Marietta, Pa. 29,83,124 Hess, Rachel Mechanicsburg, Pa. 124 Hess, Susan Mount Joy, Pa. 83,124 Hochstetler, Verlin Wolford, N.D. 124 Hoffnagle, John H., II] Harrisonburg, Va. Horst, Donald Hesston, Kans. 109,124 Horst, Lois E. Valrico, Fla. 14,30 Horst, Marlene J. Chambersburg, Pa. Hostedler, Mary Sue Gladys, Va. Hostetler, N. Merle Kennett Square, Pa. 124 Hoylman, Leland W. South English, lowa 124 Hummel, Brian Berlin, Ohio 124 Johnson, David W. Quakertown, Pa. 96,97 Jost, Diane Harrisonburg, Va. 124 Kalen, Peter M. Falls Church, Va. Kanagy, Sharon R. Harrisonburg, Va. 124 Kauffman, Dennis W. Beach City, Ohio 124 Kauffman, Linda Suzanne Roaring Spring, Pa. 124 Keaton, Judy E. Troutville, Va. 124 Keener, Martha Jane Pequea, Pa. 124 Keller, Roy W. Dayton, Va. 101 Kennel, Deryl Atglen, Pa. 124 Kennel, Lois Lancaster, Pa. 124 Kennel, Richard New Holland, Pa. 124 Kindy, Rachel Plumsteadville, Pa. 124 King, Linford Cochranville, Pa. 124 King, Lois M. Malvern, Pa. 104,122,124 King, Miriam Westover, Md. 103,124 King, Stella Harrisonburg, Va. 124 Kipfer, Galen Elma, N. Y. 124,95 Krabill, Ruby E. Fredericktown, Ohio 124 Lapp, Daniel S. Harrisonburg, Va. 124 Lehman, Kathleen Lancaster, Pa. 124 Leidig, Naomi Midland, Mich. 108,124 Link, James G. Grottoes, Va. 124 Litwiller, Glen Au Gres, Mich. 122,124 Livengood, Paul T. Keyser, W. Va. 124 Longacre, David R. Spring City, Pa. 124 Martin, Dale, Sinking Spring, Pa. Martin, Larry Ephrata, Pa. 125,174 Mason, James L. Timberville, Va. 125 Mast, Harry J. Thomas, Okla. Maust, Robert, Harrisonburg, Va. 125 Maye, Rebecca J. Shenandoah, Va. 125 Metzler, K. Marlene Manheim, Pa. 125 Metzler, Sharon Worcester, Pa. 125 Miller, Alan E. Saxton, Pa. 99,125 Miller, Gerald E. Bainbridge, Pa. 125 Miller, Gerald Lee Chesapeake, Va. 82,104,106,109,125 Miller, James Denbigh, Va. 123,125 Miller, Janice A. Spartansburg, Pa. 125 Miller, Judith E. Aurora, Ohio 125 Miller, Karen D. Kalona, lowa 125 Miller, Marietta K. Wellman, lowa 125 206 Miller, Rachel A. Goshen, Ind. 125 Miller, Richard Kalona, lowa 125 Mininger, Phil Harman, W. Va. 15,83,125 Mishler, Fern Elaine Greenwood, Del. 125 Mosemann, Ann L. Lititz, Pa. 125 Moyer, Sharon Quakertown, Pa. 125 Moyers, Randall Lee Broadway, Va. 125 Mummau, Virginia Mt. Joy, Pa. 125 Musser, Robert E. Harrisonburg, Va. 125 Nafziger, David D. La Crete, Alberta Nafziger, Nadine Kalona, lowa 125 Nguyen, Chi Van Gia Dinh, South Vietnam 31,123 Nicholas, Patricia J. Waynesboro, Va. Oberholtzer, Patty Lou Ridgeley, W. Va. 125 Ott, Janie Bridgewater, Va. 103,125 Padilla, Ruben Bronx, N. Y. 101,125 Peachey, Betty K. Belleville, Pa. 125 Peachey, Dwight M. Belleville, Pa. 125 Peachey, Titus Irwin, Ohio 17,84,125,174 Plank, Goldie Scottdale, Pa. 29,125 Reinford, Merle Kulpsville, Pa. 125,97 Rhodes, Barbara Harrisonburg, Va. 122,125 Rhodes, Galen L. Dayton, Va. 125 Rhodes, James Dayton, Va. 125 Riegsecker, Janice E. Millersburg, Ind. Risser, Judy Harrisonburg, Va. 125 Ropp, Miriam Wellman, lowa 103,125 Roth, Barbara G. Bright, Ont. 125 Roth, Jean Logan, Ohio 14,23,125,175 Rutt, John H. New Holland, Pa. 19,77,125 Rutt, Ruth Ann New Holland, Pa. 125 Sahawnah, Tuo’ma Musa Al-Husin, Jordan 31,125 Sauder, John D. New Holland, Pa. 125 Sauder, Phoebe New Holland, Pa. 125 Schlabach, Rachel Harrisonburg, Va. 126 Schmitt, Louanne Pittsburgh, Pa. 126 See, Carolyn Waynesboro, Va. 126 Shank, David Lancaster, Pa. 77,126 Shank, Joy L. Harrisonburg, Va. 93,103,126 Shank, Norma R. Scottdale, Pa. 126 Shank, Ruth Dayton, Va. Shantz, lvan Ray Harrisonburg, Va. 126 Sharp, Lois Belleville, Pa. 93,102,126 Shearer, Mary Lynette Immokalee, Fla. 126 Shellenberger, Eileen F. Mt. Joy, Pa. 126 Shenk, Irma Kay Newport News, Va. 126 Short, Gloria Archbold, Ohio 126 Showalter, Carolyn L. Harrisonburg, Va. 126 Showalter, Louise Waynesboro, Va. 14,126 Siegrist, Miriam Lancaster, Pa. 92,126 Silman, John C. Harrisonburg, Va. 126 Slabach, Lloyd Kalona, lowa Slaubaugh, F. Paula Wolford, N.D. 126 Smucker, Barbara A. Bird-in-Hand, Pa. 126 Sours, Mark A. Rileysville, Va. 126 Steffy, Karl E. Manheim, Pa. 126 Stoltzfus, Etta Lancaster, Pa. 126 Stoltzfus, Lee Snow Hill, Md. 99,24,126,174 Stoltzfus, Nora Gap, Pa. 126 Stoltzfus, Ruth Ann Snow Hill, Md. 14,126 Stover, Douglas L. Harrisonburg, Va. 126 Strickler, M. Alice Elkton, Va. 126 Styer, Lois Hatfield, Pa. 103,126 Swartz, Stephen Souderton, Pa. 126 Swartzendruber, Loren Kalona, lowa 126 Tecle, Berhan Ethiopia 31 Tice, Orpha Boynton, Pa. 127 Turner, Gregory Broadway, Va. 127 Varghese, Thomas Madras, India 31,127 Walker, Mary Camden Schuyler, Va. 127 Walter, E. Dawn Bethlehem, Pa. 127 Warfel, L. Elaine Conestoga, Pa. 19,79,127 Weaver, Dorothy Jean Harrisonburg, Va. 127 Weaver, Kathryn Quarryville, Pa. 127 Weaver, Robert D. Dayton, Va. 101,127 Weaver, Sue Bath, N. Y. 127 Weber, Leon E. Fleetwood, Pa. 127 Wenger, Harold C. Harrisonburg, Va. 127 Wenger, Joyce Versailles, Mo. 127 Wenger, Lois V. Harrisonburg, Va. 127 Wert, Charles New Holland, Pa. 127 Wills, Mary C. Spartansburg, Pa. 127 Wodaju, Getachow Harar, Ethiopia 83,127 Yeager, Sharon L. Chambersburg, Pa. 127 Yoder, Carolyn Christiana, Pa. 127 Yoder, Doris Parnell, lowa 127 Yoder, Edwin Sugar Creek, Ohio Yoder, Gretchen Barberton, Ohio 127 Yoder, Jerry Kalona, lowa 82,127 Yoder, Joyce E. Meyersdale, Pa. 20,127 Yoder, Judy Wellman, lowa Yoder, Judy L. Fort Wayne, Ind. 127 Yoder, Mary Jane Christiana, Pa. 127 Yoder, Rachel Grantsville, Md. 127 Yoder, Ralph Belleville, Pa. 127 Yoder, Sanford K. Quarryville, Pa. 122,127 Yoder, Steve Wellman, lowa 14,127 Yoder, Susan Kalona, lowa 103,127 Yutzy, Earlene Plain City, Ohio 127 Ziegler, R. Gordon Linville, Va. 95,127 Zimmerman, Earl Harrisonburg, Va. 127 Zimmerman, Ila Harper, Kans. 127 Zimmerman, Joyce Ephrata, Pa. 127 Zook, Dorcas A. Three Springs, Pa. 127 Zook, Jean A. Belleville, Pa. 127 Zook, Kenneth R. Denver, Colo. 104,106,127 Zook, Omar Oley, Pa. 127 SEMINARY Boel, Dennis Harrisonburg, Va. 12,120 Crawford, John Harrisonburg, Va. 118 Eberly, Willard K. Harrisonburg, Va. 118 Gingerich, Duane Harrisonburg, Va. 118 Halverson, Richard Bethesda, Md. 26 Hoopert, Daniel A. Elizabethtown, Pa. 29,118 Joseph, George P. Kerala, India 31,118,119 Keener, J. Clyde Harrisonburg, Va. 118 Lee, Clifton C. Kaohsiung, Taiwan Martin, Enos Harrisonburg, Va. 118 Mathew, K. E. Kerala, India 31,118,119 Mullet, Leroy Harrisonburg, Va. 119 Nussbaum, Elton Harrisonburg, Va. Polzin, Alfred Harrisonburg, Va. 120 Sakai, Jiro Harrisonburg, Va. 31,105 Sawyer, Jack Staunton, Va. Schlabach, Ervin Charm, Ohio 120,121 Shank, Henry M. Harrisonburg, Va. 22,119,121 Varghese, George P. Harrisonburg, Va. 31,119 Varghese, John Kerala, India 119 Withers, William Staunton, Va. Zehr, Milton Lowville, N. Y. 121 ADMINISTRATION Allen, Caroline 67 Anderson, Kathryn G. 49 Augsburger, Myron S. 40,44 Bachan, Lalita 58 Bender, D. H. 66 Benner, Richard 69 Bomberger, Doris 57 Bomberger, James R. 50 Bowman, Lois B. 48 Brubaker, J. Lester 46 Brubaker, Kenton K. 58 Brunk, Conrad G. 44,107 Brunk, George R., Il 43,44 Brunk, Gerald R. 52 Brunk, Harry A. 52 Brunk, Truman H. 23,64 Bumbaugh, A. Arlene 50 Clemens, David 71 Clemens, Philip K. 48 Eby, Mary Emma S. 56 Eshleman, Merle W. 70 Frey, Anna M. 50 Garber, Anna Martha 70 Gehman, Ernest G. 48 Gehman, Margaret 48,57 Gerig, Lillian 43 Glanzer, Paul J. 54 Graber, J. D. 44 Graybill, Mildred 61 Guengerich, P. T. 64,65,81 Hardwick, Robert S. 14,31,54,107 Hartzler, Ruth A. 62 Hartzler, Sadie 50 Heatwole, Ammon 71 Herr, E. Grant 66 Hess, John Henry, Jr. 54,55 Hinz, Rachel 41 Histand, Laura 70 Horning, Selena 70 Horst, Esther 66 Horst, Florence 70 Horst, John L. 13,58,59 Horst, Samuel L. 52 Hostetter, D. Ralph 58 Hostetter, Ruth S.S. 61 207 Huber, Harold E. 54 Jones, Gerald H. 50 Jones, Grace 65,79 Kauffman, Elroy 66 Kauffman, Glenn M. 30,58 Kauffman, Miriam 70 Keim, Albert N. 27,53 Kemrer, Dorothy C. 58 Koppenhaver, Ronald G. 56,95 Kreider, Lois 66 Landes, Roland G. 57,97 Lapp, John A. 10,11,27,53 Lehman, Chester K. 44 Lehman, Daniel W. 46 Lehman, Elsie E. 46 Lehman, Esther K. 46,47 Lehman, G. Irvin 45 Lehman, Robert C. 58 Lehman, Ruth 43 Lehman, Wilmer R. 60 Longacre, Esther 65,79 Martin, Emmanuel 69 Martin, Esther 71 Martin, J. Herbert 51 Martin, Ula 67 Martin, Vernon 99 Mast, Joseph W. 59 Mast, Lillian M. 62 Maust, Earl M. 49,74 May, Arlene 55 Mellinger, Donald L. 58,59 Messner, Robert J. 68 Migire, T. Kembo 53 Miller, Donald C. 60,107 Miller, Harold E. 47 Miller, Ira E. 42 Miller, Samuel E. 49 Mosemann, Elizabeth 67 Moyer, Charles W. 59 Mullet, Arthur 57 Mumaw, Catherine R. 56 Mumaw, Evelyn 64,79 Mumaw, John R. 45 Mumaw, Miriam 93,102,103 Pellman, Hubert R. 51 Reitz, Herman R. 45 Rissler, Mahlon N. 68 Seitz, David A. 49,75,77 Seitz, Delbert 67 Shank, Lester C. 42 Shank, Wade 71 Shenk, E. Grace 62 Shenk, Gerald 64,79 Shenk, Margaret 51 Shenk, Mary Florence 42 Showalter, Anna B. 71 Showalter, Anna V. 70 Showalter, Donald E. 27,52 Showalter, Elizabeth A. 51 Showalter, Grace |. 51 Showalter, Millard E. 60 Smith, Tilman R. 68 Stauffer, J. Mark 49,76 Stoltzfus, Grant M. 27,39,53 Stoltzfus, W. Bryan 57 Strong, Samuel Z. 69 Suter, Daniel B. 59 Swartley, Willard M. 45 Swartzentruber, Vida Jane 63 Wenger, Linden M. 41,45,79 Wyse, Dwight O. 66,85 Yeager, Verna 63 Yoder, Emery 49 Yoder, Robert D. 59 Yoder, Susan 69 Yoder, Tillie 43 Yutzy, Norman 45 Zehr, Dorothy 65,79 Zook, Alphie A. 47 Zook, Ira T. 49 208 You came together and made a year. We have tried to re- cord it as it has been. Special thanks goes to our advisor, Mr. J. Herbert Martin, and the Paragon representative, Tom Young. We are also grateful for hymns of encouragement sung to us by the Weather Vane staff and for the common labor donated by Eugene Stoltzfus. As Editor | wish to recognize the consistent efforts of my staff as deadlines came and were met. Photographer Nevin Lantz, literary editor Donna Carol Beachy, and assistant editor Mary Jane King deserve equal credit, for we shared the responsibility of creating a record of your year. Gerald E. Shenk, Editor on