Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

7 SHENANDOAH 1977 NITE.COLLEE URG;,. VIRGIN BAe Remote buzzing, Emphat D ic ringing, t voices istinc Proclaim a fresh dawn. Awake . . rise 4 w e,) S AN io ie O Ww) = i= ® = 4 e PRELUDE God displays His gaiety in the swirling wind and rain; Umbrellas shoot up, Raincoats pop out, Figures sprint from shelter to shelter. One pauses to soak in the blessing — Refreshed in the pleasure of God's frolic. PRELUDE e 5 Organ pipes vibrate, Cymbals clash, Hands clap, Voices join In praising God. PRELUDE e 7 8 e PRELUDE Joy shines through a pair of sparkling eyes; It creeps deep to warm a heart. Finding release, it springs forth, As an excited hand fumbles with the combination. In MY box — a letter! 10 @ PRELUDE Meal time: a welcomed break, conversing around a table, relieving tension. Friends and food: nourishment by both is necessary. Valuable moments, of reflection Alone, Thinking, listening, Thinking, Prepare me to see the sunshine. a i i ee a en AOR. aban H AO 1 Bee Rejoicing occasionally results — Test is successfully completed, Another paper handed in. Maybe, If | try hard, ‘worm 's,4 1 1 ¢ the larva of any of various motme ar “Ss 4s the drugstore beetle) that injures books by jsec- | can know the triumph of + the iugartele and paste and often piercing the leewes 3 2 unusua voted t sading i i Learning. ot Nhusually devoted to reading or studying books Ee le 12 @ PRELUDE Myron S. Augsburger PhD President Titus Bender DSW Associate Professor of Social Work Jim Bishop BA Director of Media Relations James Bomberger EdD Registrar © Lois Burkholder Bowman MA Assistant in Historical Library Auburn Archie Boyers EdD Professor of Education Elizabeth Crim Branner MEd Instructor in Home Economics Beryl H. Brubaker MS Assistant Professor of Nursing Frances V. Brubaker BS Dean of Women, Director of Housing J. Mark Brubaker PhD Cand Associate Professor of Biology Kenton Brubaker PhD Professor of Biology Erma H. Brunk BS Acquisition Librarian George R. Brunk, III ThD Assistant Professor of New Testament Truman Brunk MDiv Campus Pastor Arlene Bumbaugh MS Librarian Ezra U. Byler MBA Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Chairman 14 e FACULTY Jesse T. Byler EdD Associate Dean, Professor of Education Lowell J. Byler MMus Professor of Music, Chairman Miriam K. Byler MMus Assistant Professor of Music Omar Eby MA Associate Professor of English John W. Fast MM Instructor in Music Margaret M. Gehman EdD Professor of Physical Education Art Keith Allen Gnagey BS Ombudsman Paul Guengerich MA Associate Director of Admissions Ann Hardinger MS Instructor in Nursing Rosemary Hayes MEd Nursing John H. Hess PhD Professor of Psychology, Chairman John Lehman Horst MA Associate Professor of Physics, Grantsman Samuel L. Horst MA Associate Professor of History D. Ralph Hostetter PhD Professor Emeritus of Biology, Curator of Museum Vida S. Huber EdD Professor of Nursing, Chairperson Rebecca Hunter MA Music Vernon Eugene Jantzi PhD Assistant Professor of Sociology Elroy W. Kauffman Accountant FACULTY @ 15 Glenn M. Kauffman PhD Professor of Chemistry, Chairman Miriam Kauffman School Nurse Stanley A. Kaufman MFA Associate Professor of Art Albert N. Keim PhD Professor of History David A. King BS Assistant in College Relations Lois Seitz Kreider Director of Computer Services Olive M. Kuhns MS Assistant Professor of Nursing Marijke Kyler BA German Jay B. Landis DA Associate Professor of English Peggy H. Landis MA Assistant in Placement and Testing Jerry Lapp MFA Assistant Professor of Art Anne Lehman BS Physical Education 16 @ FACULTY Elsie Elizabeth Lehman EdS Associate Professor of Education Esther K. Lehman EdD Professor of Education James O. Lehman MLS Director of Libraries Lola M. Lehman BS Teacher Education Office Ruth Krady Lehman Assistant Registrar Wilmer Ray Lehman MA Associate Professor of Mathematics Dorothy D. Logan Administrative Assistant Esther K. Longacre Information Office Coordinator O. Kem Luther PhD Cand Assistant Professor of Philosophy J. Herbert Martin MA Professor of English, Director of IDS John R. Martin ThM Associate Professor of Church Studies Ervin J. Mast MSW Assistant Professor of Social Work, Chairman Evelyn Shank Mast BS | Assistant Instructor in Nursing | Joseph W. Mast PhD | Associate Professor of Physics, Acting Chairman | Arlene R. May BA | Instructor in Psychology | Archie Ray Megginson BS | Associate in Admissions FACULTY @ 17 A. Clair Mellinger PhD Associate Professor of Biology, Chairman Ira E. Miller EdD Director of Testing and Placement Melissa A. Miller BA Assistant Teacher of Psychology Sam E. Miller PhD Cand Associate Professor of Spanish Larry E. Nolt BS Assistant Director of College Relations Hubert R. Pellman PhD Professor of English Keith R. Phillips MEd Assistant Professor of Physical Ed., Co-Chairman Wesley A. Rediger MA Dean of Men Betty S. Redmond MN Assistant Professor of Nursing Lawrence Ressler Student Activities Coordinator Roy D. Roth THM, MM Associate Professor of Church Music Geraldine W. Rush BS Physical Education Marian Ruth Sauder BS Residence Director Herman M. Schrock Director of Physical Plant Byron S. Shenk MS Instructor of Physical Education Calvin E. Shenk PhD Assistant Professor of Church Studies 18 e FACULTY sca aoaetinceeoade ab Sisal Cae Margaret M. Shenk MA Catalog Librarian Peggy B. Shenk Secretary to the President S. Darlene Shirk AA Administrative Assistant in Nursing Grace |. Showalter MA Historical Library Archives Librarian Millard E. Showalter MA Associate Professor of Mathematics Donna Louise Siegrist BS Assistant Instructor in Nursing Delbert Snyder PhD Associate Professor of Mathematics Lee F. Snyder MA Assistant to the Dean, Instructor in English John D. Stahl MA Coordinator for Institutional Development Carol Ann Stoll Assistant to Director of Student Life Samuel Z. Strong LHD Director of Special Deferred Giving Daniel B. Suter PhD Associate Dean, Professor of Biology Mary L. Swartley CPS, BA Business-Secretarial Willard Swartley PhD Associate Dean, Professor of Biblical Studies Herbert L. Swartz MTh Associate Professor of Bible Loren Swartzendruber BS Associate in Young Ministries Admissions FACULTY e 19 Sheila Troyer Pastor's Secretary Naomi Weaver MSN Instructor in Nursing Larry H. White EdD Cand Associate Professor of Chemistry Rivers Williams Bookstore Manager Carroll David Yoder PhD Associate Professor of French David D. Yoder MEd Director of Student Life Duane L. Yoder BS Coordinator of Learning Resources Lee M. Yoder EdD Cand Vice President for Administrative Affairs Nancy A. Yoder MS Assistant Professor of Nursing Susan Hess Yoder MS Instructor in Nursing Alphie Zook MEd, MS Associate Professor of Education Not Pictured Katherine J. Anderson E. Grant Herr Herman R. Reitz Doris A. Bomberger Phillip R. Kreider William R. Rushby Chester L. Bradfield Donald E. Kuhns Clayton O. Shenk Amos F. Burkholder Anita H. Landes Gary L. Stucky Richard C. Detweiler Roland C. Landes Arlene M. Stutzman Caroline M. Detwiler Ula R. Martin Kenneth R. Taylor, Sr. Sherman D. Eberly Wilbur R. Maust Barbara B. Williams Gregory W. Geisert Miriam L. Mumaw Dwight O. Wyse Janet C. Harder Susie Phillips J. David Yoder 20 e FACULTY Katherine O. Abasa_ Kabete, Kenya Franklin D. Albrecht Pigeon, Michigan Scott D. Albright Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania Julia D. Alderfer Harleysville, Pennsylvania Richard Allen Orlando, Florida Victoria L. Allen Staunton, Virginia Beverly J. Althouse Doylestown, Pennsylvania Heidi L. Altpeter Denver, Pennsylvania Suzanne O. Atwell Harrisonburg, Virginia Jacob E. Baer Ill Newport News, Virginia Patricia M. Baker Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Alford G. Ballard Virginia Beach, Virginia Tamela J. Balmer Lancasten, Pennsylvania Kim M. Balsbaugh Lebanon, Pennsylvania Lynette K. Beachy Scottdale, Pennsylvania Barbara S. Beard Springfield, Ohio Michael D. Beckler Milford, Nebraska Ketema Belete Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Candace J. Bender Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Marie L. Bender Kalona, lowa Nancy B. Bergey Telford, Pennsylvania Jackie S. Beyeler Smithville, Ohio Janet K. Blosser Dayton, Virginia Daryl E. Bontrager Blackduck, Minnesota Denise E. Bontrager Elkhart, Indiana Laura J. Bostic Staunton, Virginia Maria L. Bostic Staunton, Virginia Tamara J. Bowles Salisbury, New York Ilene A. Bowman Ephrata, Pennsylvania Dorothy M. Boyd Jacksonville, Arkansas Susan G. Bray Old Zionsville, Pennsylvania Donnie L. Brubaker Luray, Virginia Gayle M. Brubaker Quarryville, Pennsylvania Joycetta K. Brubaker Golden City, Missouri Donald H. Brunk Newport News, Virginia 22 @ FRESHMEN Steven E. Brydge Newport News, Virginia Shirley B. Bucher Lititz, Pennsylvania James W. Burke Luray, Virginia Debra L. Cable Johnstown, Pennsylvania Elizabeth A. Cassel Souderton, Pennsylvania Dean A. Celia Union, New Jersey Kassem M. Chamout Beirut, Lebanon Samuel G. Charles Lancaster, Pennsylvania Colette J. Claude Charleston, West Virginia Douglas K. Clemens Milton, Pennsylvania David M. Clemmer Harleysville, Pennsylvania Patricia A. Cofflin Lynchburg, Virginia Yvonne G. Coffman. Grottoes, Virginia Clifford C. Coon Wauseon, Ohio Cynthia A. Crighton Doylestown, Pennsylvania Susan D. Curry Telford, Pennsylvania Shirley A. Dagen Lititz, Pennsylvania Melissa A. Danner Knoxville, Maryland Ronald J. Delp Harrisonburg, Virginia Mary M. Dendrinos Bergenfield, New Jersey Vickie A. Dowling Protection, Kansas Ruth L. Durchsprung Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Lois A. Dyck Colony, Oklahoma FRESHMEN @ 23 Mary K. Easley Staunton, Virginia Tamala J. Eberly Ephrata, Pennsylvania Shirley J. Egli Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania Leslie E. Erb Manheim, Pennsylvania Keith H. Eshleman Lancaster, Pennsylvania Norma J. Eubanks Norfolk, Virginia Karl R. Fath Dalton, Ohio Amy J. Fisher Boswell, Pennsylvania Karen L. Flory Butler, Pennsylvania Stephanie A. Ford Chesapeake, Virginia Dottie J. Freed Harleysville, Pennsylvania Millard D. Freeman Ill Blooming Glen, Pennsylvania Judith A. Frei Quakertown, Pennsylvania Bonita Lou Fretz w. Montrose, Ontario Keith L. Fretz Selkirk, Ontario Mark J. Fretz Lansdale, Pennsylvania Laura M. Frey Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Cheryl L. Fulmer Lancaster, Pennsylvania Kathryn E. Funk Mint Spring, Virginia Dawn L. Gehman Columbia, Pennsylvania Peggy S. Gibson Hartville, Ohio Brenda S. Gingerich Wellman, lowa Julia A. Gingerich Salem, Oregon Laurie A. Gingrich Freeburg, Pennsylvania Vickie R. Gochenour Luray, Virginia E. Joan Good Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 24 @ FRESHMEN Linford L. Good Terre Hill, Pennsylvania Trudy A. Graber Stryker, Ohio Debra A. Guengerich Watertown, New York Tammie K. Hanley Elmira, Ontario Sally C. Hanusofski Perkasie, Pennsylvania Debra J. Harnish Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jeffrey D. Harnish Lancaster, Pennsylvania Roger D. Headings West Liberty, Ohio Dolores J. Heatwole Harrisonburg, Virginia James C. Heishman Harrisonburg, Virginia Mark H. Helmuth Aurora, Ohio Carolyn J. Helsley Elkton, Virginia Martha J. Herr Nottingham, Pennsylvania Susan E. Hershberger State College, Pennsylvania Carl E. Hershey Harrisonburg, Virginia Heidi N. Hershey Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Karen D. Hershey Mountville, Pennsylvania John W. Hess Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jane N. Hesse Hagerstown, Maryland Gloria J. Hinkle Old Fields, West Virginia FRESHMEN e@ 25 Kelly A. Hochstetler Millersburg, Ohio Carol T. Hoff Seabrook, Maryland J. Daniel Hollinger Ephrata, Pennsylvania Jeryl L. Hollinger Ronks, Pennsylvania Charlotte F. Hollopeter Medina, Ohio Carol E. Hooper Quakertown, Pennsylvania Ruth A. Hoover New Carlisle, Ohio Doris J. Horst Lancaster, Pennsylvania Linda J. Hostetler Orrville, Ohio Edwin J. Hostetter Gap, Pennsylvania Philip L. Hostetter Souderton, Pennsylvania Lore C. Hower Nazareth, Pennsylvania Daniel R. Hunsberger Perkasie, Pennsylvania Marilyn L. Jackson Elkton, Virginia Lynelle R. Jantzi Wood River, Nebraska Hubert F. Jicha Millsboro, Delaware Laurie J. Johnson New Milford, Pennsylvania Lois |. Johnson Estacada, Oregon Stephen M. Johnson Hyattsville, Maryland Elizabeth M. Jones Luray, Virginia Carolyn L. Kandel Wooster, Ohio Carmen M. Kenagy Elkhart, Indiana Daniel M. King Harrisonburg, Virginia Martha A. King Harrisonburg, Virginia Richard R. King Harrisonburg, Virginia De Floyd Kolb Spring City, Pennsylvania 26 @ FRESHMEN Sharon L. Kratz North Wales, Pennsylvania Pamela G. Kuhns Greencastle, Pennsylvania James R. Kurtz Lititz, Pennsylvania Steven J. Landes Doylestown, Pennsylvania Gwendolyn A. Landis Lititz, Pennsylvania Jacqueline L. Landry Skillman, New Jersey Anita M. Layman Waynesboro, Virginia Kenneth L. Layman Harrisonburg, Virginia Kathy L. Leech Washington, Pennsylvania James A. Lehman Harrisonburg, Virginia Noel B. Lehman Lowville, New York Wanda L. Levine Fredericksburg, Virginia Margaret A. Lewman Perkasie, Pennsylvania Brigette A. Libby Linville, Virginia Brenda K. Liller Keyser, West Virginia Elizabeth Longacre Suquehanna, Pennsylvania Hatfield, Pennsylvania Helen E. Lowe Phillipsburg, New Jersey Carla A. Martin Norfolk, Virginia Dawn E. Martin Ephrata, Pennsylvania Joseph A. Martin Spring Grove, Pennsylvania Julia E. Martin Mercersburg, Pennsylvania Rachel E. Martin Goshen, Indiana FRESHMEN @ 27 Dawn M. Longenecker Phyllis L. Mast Lancaster, Pennsylvania Brian E. Maust Goshen, Indiana Marvin L. Meck Archbold, Ohio Ruth E. Meyer Wooster, Ohio Brian B. Miller Wooster, Ohio Kenneth L. Miller Shipshewana, Indiana Kent A. Miller Wadsworth, Ohio Marcus L. Miller Wellman, lowa Mary C. Miller Mt. Pleasant, lowa Merrill D. Miller Archbold, Ohio Michael W. Miller Lovettsville, Virginia Rita M. Miller Wellman, lowa Vicki M. Miller Salisbury, Maryland Rena G. Moreland Arthur, Illinois Priscilla J. Moser Copenhagen, New York 28 @ FRESHMEN Cynthia L. Moyer | Delaware, Ohio Sandra M. Moyer Doylestown, Pennsylvania Karen L. Moyers Harrisonburg, Virginia Susan K. Moyers Harrisonburg, Virginia Karen D. Myers Fairplay, Maryland Mervin D. Myers Lowville, New York Phil M. Nussbaum Dalton, Ohio Beth A. Peachey Creston, Ohio Shirley K. Peachey Belleville, Pennsylvania Celia J. Penner Landmark, Manitoba Beth A. Petersheim East Earl, Pennsylvania Barbara T. Philips Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Vijaya A. Pleil Lisbon, Ohio Vicki L. Pry Jefferson, Maryland Denise C. Puckett Laurel, Maryland Sharon E. Ramsburg _ Staunton, Virginia Christopher Reist Scottdale, Pennsylvania Evonne J. Ressler Orrville, Ohio Wanda M. Ressler Powell, Ohio Carolyn |. Rhodes Harrisonburg, Virginia Marlene F. Rhodes Broadway, Virginia Cynthia L. Richter Fayetteville, North Carolina Joy E. Risser Greencastle, Pennsylvania Ruth A. Risser Harrisonburg, Virginia FRESHMEN @ 29 C. Eugene Ritter: Harrisonburg, Virginia Nancy A. Rohman Fredericksburg, Virginia Evelyn J. Rudy La Junta, Colorado Wendy J. Rush Doylestown, Pennsylvania Karen S. Rutt Landisville, Pennsylvania Rebecca A. Ryman _ Bristol, Indiana Zaida M. Salas San Jose, Costa Rica Ruth A. Schmitt Souderton, Pennsylvania Diane M. Seaman Middletown, Virginia Carl E. Shenk eE. Petersburg, Pennsylvania Henry L. Shenk Manheim, Pennsylvania Nancy K. Shetler Smithville, Ohio Ernest B. Shoemaker Harrisonburg, Virginia Brenda K. Showalter Broadway, Virginia Christine M. Shultz Etlan, Virginia Joyce E. Smith Westmoreland, New York Nancy G. Smith Harrisonburg, Virginia Carl J. Smucker Bronx, New York Vi rginia M. Snook Beavertown, Pennsylvania Jennifer L. Snyder Elmira, Ontario Scherril L. Sonifrank II Penn Laird, Virginia Wayne R. Speigle Boswell, Pennsylvania Elizabeth A. Squires Bath, New York Julia A. Stauffer Orrville, Ohio Diane L. Steckley Marlton, New Jersey Janice M. Steiner Apple Creek, Ohio Nancy M. Steiner Williamsburg, Virginia Philip J. Steiner Columbiana, Ohio Susan L. Stetter State College, Pennsylvania 30 @ FRESHMEN Beverly S. Stoltzfus Morgantown, Pennsylvania Darlene K. Stoltzfus Carlsbad, New Mexico Barry D. Stoner Bainbridge, Pennsylvania Merle D. Stutzman Sugarcreek, Ohio Evelyn R. Swarr Ramat Gan, Israel Merlin D. Swartzentruber Winesburg, Ohio Laurie R. Swift Metuchen, New Jersey Melvin H. Thomas Harrisonburg, Virginia Cynthia L. Troyer Elida, Ohio Lois E. Troyer Mio, Michigan Laurana L. Vest Salem, Virginia Keith E. Watts Swoope, Virginia Bryan K. Weaver Collegeville, Pennsylvania Cynthia R. Weaver Middlebury, Indiana Dale P. Weaver Bath, New York Donna F. Weaver Elkton, Virginia Judith K. Weaver Gap, Pennsylvania Nancy L. Weaver Roaring Branch, Pennsylvania Nelson E. Weber Fleetwood, Pennsylvania Rachel L. Wenger Stevens, Pennsylvania Arlen M. Wilbers Perkasie, Pennsylvania Gayle L. Williams Moorefield, West Virginia Douglas A. Wise Wilmington, Delaware FRESHMEN ® 31 32 @ FRESHMEN Martha S. Workman Wilmington, Deleware Judith A. Wyse Midland, Michigan Damon L. Yoder Kalona, lowa Douglas R. Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania Elwood E. Yoder Hartville, Ohio Fannie E. Yoder Wellman, lowa Jeanne R. Yoder Clearwater, Florida Julia L. Yoder Hartville, Ohio Marlissa R. Yoder Harleysville, Pennsylvania Sandra A. Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania Twila J. Yoder Quarryville, Pennsylvania Charlotte K. Yutzy lowa City, lowa Julana |. Yutzy Plain City, Ohio Delmar J. Zehr Wilmington, Delaware Philip D. Zehr Lowville, New York Darrell E. Zook Harrisonburg, Virginia Marie-Ann R. Bechard Steven P. Benner Philip B. Bumbaugh John L. Cardwell Gayle L. Christner Bertie M. Conley Rose B. Crawford Roberta Crum Beverly G. Driver Randolph S. Franklin Brad T. Gray Philip J. Hartman Not Pictured Tuan Manh Hoang Anita F. Hunsberger Alan F. Knight John B. Krall Mikel L. Lawyer Judith L. Lee Stephen J. Minnich Sandra C. Mitchell Douglas L. Moore Shahrzad Nafissi David L. Nesselrodt Carlos V. Neuschwander An T. Nguyen Marvin C. Phillips Craig W. Sandberg Travis E. Sanders Larry E. Shank Roger L. Shipp Jerome W. Silsley Margaret J. Suleiman Martha L. Talley Samuel W. Talley Melese Wogu Susie A. Aeschliman Stryker, Ohio Kenneth D. Alderfer Harleysville, Pennsylvania Janice |. Alger Broadway, Virginia Margaret L. Alger Harrisonburg, Virginia William F. Atwell Harrisonburg, Virginia Samuel Augsburger Youngstown, Ohio Mitchell E. Avnaim Medway, Ohio Melinda |. Beaver Richmond, Virginia John P. Bender Wellman, lowa Mary Jane Bender Caldwell, Idaho Martha J. Bomberger Elm, Pennsylvania Joseph E. Bontrager Harrisonburg, Virginia Lora J. Boronow Lancaster, Pennsylvania Beth H. Breneman_ Manheim, Pennsylvania Lisa P. Brumfield New Hope, Virginia Margaret S. Buhler St. Louis, Missouri Marvin N. Bunting Pocomoke City, Maryland Ruel J. Burkholder Harrisonburg, Virginia Rhoda A. Byler Jackson, Mississippi Judy Carbaugh Hagerstown, Maryland Virginia E. Carr Crimora, Virginia Stephen G. Charles Lancaster, Pennsylvania Susan E. Classen Springfield, Ohio Ronald L. Clemens Milton, Pennsylvania Janice Collins Churchville, Virginia Debra Ann Comer Shenandoah, Virginia William C. Covelens Colmar, Pennsylvania Diana Crumbley Tampa, Florida Vicki J. Cumming Wrightsville, Pennsylvania Teresa A. Cutlip Woodstock, Virginia George D. Dagres Virginia Beach, Virginia B. Keith Darcus Grottoes, Virginia John A. Davidhizar Goshen, Indiana Kent P. Dayton Ridgeley, West Virginia Kathleen M. Detweiler Bedminster, Pennsylvania 34 @ SOPHOMORES i i | Beth E. Dewalt Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Marcia L. Dickerson Malvern, Pennsylvania Sandra K. Drescher Scottdale, Pennsylvania Kathy E. Dwyer Spernyville, Virginia Valerie E. Ehrhart Landisville, Pennsylvania Robert E. Esh Harrisonburg, Virginia Michael T. Frank Harrisonburg, Virginia Sharlene D. Freed Souderton, Pennsylvania Eugene R. Frey Harrisonburg, Virginia David L. Frye Mercersburg, Pennsylvania Trula N. Gingrich Landisville, Pennsylvania Susan M. Glick Atglen, Pennsylvania Shelia A. Gnagey Bay Port, Michigan E. Brent Godshalk Blooming Glen, Pennsylvania Mary Jean Greaser New Columbia, Pennsylvania Marlin G. Groff Kinzer, Pennsylvania Donna J. Hanson Holmdel, New Jersey Joan M. Harrison Ellicott City, Maryland ' William W. Hatter Lyndhurst, Virginia oS, Mary K. Heatwole Harrisonburg, Virginia SOPHOMORES @ 35 Jacklyn C. Hensley McGaheysville, Virginia James D. Herr Beallsville, Maryland Rachel A. Hershberger Scottdale, Pennsylvania Debra S. Hershey Perkasie, Pennsylvania Jean C. Hertzler Newport News, Virginia Marlene K. Hess Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Sally A. Hesse Hagerstown, Maryland Angela K. Hochstetler Oxford, lowa Brenda J. Hollinger York, Pennsylvania Christine Holsopple Hollsopple, Pennsylvania Dean L. Hoover Lebanon, Pennsylvania Jeffrey L. Hoover Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Reuben W. Horst Harrisonburg, Virginia Elaine M. Hostetler Sugarcreek, Ohio Ross G. Hostetler Bowie, Maryland Stanley Hostetler Elkton, Virginia Fern R. Hunsberger Telford, Pennsylvania Dawn R. Hurst Harrisonburg, Virginia Janet L. Jantzi Irwin, Ohio Verda E. Kauffman Belleville, Pennsylvania Lavonne D. Kaufman Hollsopple, Pennsylvania Joan A. Kenerson Olean, New York Bruce A. Kipps New Market, Virginia Sallyanne E. Kirby Corning, New York Jonathan M. Kreider Landisville, Pennsylvania Rosemary J. Kreider Lancaster, Pennsylvania 36 @ SOPHOMORES David V. Kuhn Madison Heights, Virginia Cynthia L. Kullander Harrisonbu rg, Virginia John A. Landis Harleysville, Pennsylvania James R. Lapp Kinzers, Pennsylvania Stephen R. Leaman Lancaster, Pennsylvania Debra K. Lechlitner Elkhart, Indiana 4), Larry Lehman Harrisonburg, Virginia John J. Lehman Versailles, Missouri Joyce E. Lehman Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Judith A. Lehman Harrisonburg, Virginia Robin J. Libby Locustgrove, Virginia Henry H. Liskey Keezletown, Virginia Sarah J. Litton Clear Spring, Maryland Mary EB Long Harrisonburg, Virginia Owen Sound, Ontario Cassandra Mannhardt Middlefield, Maryland Cathy L. Martin New Holland, Pennsylvania Don R. Martin Harrisonburg, Virginia Leroy E. Martin Harrisonburg, Virginia Virginia P. Mason Harrisonburg, Virginia Martha L. McCowan Billerica, Maryland Mary L. Meck Archbold, Ohio fi Riise ES SOPHOMORES @ 37 Gerald D. Lehman Chambersburg, Pennsylvania A. Carolyn MacDonald Curvin B. Metzler Manheim, Pennsylvania Philip L. Metzler Worcester, Pennsylvania Michele M. Michael Greencastle, Pennsylvania Karen E. Miller Mount Union, Pennsylvania Sheryl D. Miller Streetsboro, Ohio Albert E. Miller Jr. Sarasota, Florida Cynthia K. Minter Seaford, Virginia Chrisann A. Mishler Rileyville, Virginia Robert E. Montanye Lansdale, Pennsylvania Mary K. Morrow Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Harry D. Mott Southold, New York Luann S. Musselman. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Regina L. Musselman Curitiba, Brazil Sonia M. Musselman Curitiba, Brazil Marilyn L. Musser Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania Karen L. Neff Quarryville, Pennsylvania Janet R. Neuenschwander Kidron, Ohio Karen Y. Nice Durham, North Carolina Susan M. Paradiso Schroon Lake, New York Barbara J. Parker Covington, Virginia 38 @ SOPHOMORES Valerie L. Pate Sandston, Virginia Audrey M. Patterson Narvon, Pennsylvania Lynette F. Phillips Upland, California Randy A. Phillips Harrisonburg, Virginia Judy Pierantoni Spring Valley, New York Edward |. Porter Bath, New York Peggy G. Powell Danville, Virginia Anthony R. Pratkanis Portsmouth, Virginia Brenda S. Ressler Landisville, Pennsylvania Wendell E. Ressler Orrville, Ohio Connie F. Richard Port Republic, Virginia Doneta B. Riegsecker Archbold, Ohio Douglas C. Root Manheim, Pennsylvania Annita M. Roth Breslau, Ontario Jolene Roth Washington, lowa Philip M. Roth Harrisonburg, Virginia V. Joy Roth Haven, Kansas Marjorie Rush Souderton, Pennsylvania Janet M. Ruth Akron, Pennsylvania Lois Ruth Harleysville, Pennsylvania Thomas K. Ruth Chalfont, Pennsylvania Marian Rutt Harrisonburg, Virginia Phil Rutt Harrisonburg, Virginia SOPHOMORES e 39 Beth A. Sanders Aldan, Pennsylvania Shirley K. Saner Lansdale, Pennsylvania Rolando L. Santiago La Plata, Puerto Rico Richard D. Schlabach Pueblo, Colorado Carolene F. Schmidt Quakertown, Pennsylvania Eleanor G. Schrock Ligonier, Indiana Judy A. Schweitzer Croghan, New York Jacqueline Seal Shenandoah, Virginia Donald Shank Harrisonburg, Virginia Donna Shank Bellefontaine, Ohio Ann M. Shenk Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania James L. Shenk Richmond, Virginia Patricia A. Shetler Bay Port, Michigan Patricia A. Shoemaker Souderton, Pennsylvania Doreen Shoot Lincroft, New Jersey Barbara E. Shoup Orrville, Ohio Eileen K. Simmons Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Carla Smith Luray, Virginia Luanne M. Snyder Akron, New York Paul W. Souder Grottoes, Virginia Deborah K. Sprow Swoope, Virginia Diane L. Steffy New Holland, Pennsylvania Polly A. Stetter State College, Pennsylvania 40 e SOPHOMORES Joseph W. Stoll Ladysmith, Wisconsin Merla F. Stutzman Mantua, Ohio R. Dean Swartley Phillipsburg, New Jersey Heather M. Swartz Harrisonburg, Virginia John K. Swartzendruber WwW. Lafayette, Indiana Judy M. Torian Lynchburg, Virginia Patricia G. Trimble Mt. Braddock, Pennsylvania Lowell D. Troyer Nampa, Idaho Rebecca E. Troyer Elida, Ohio Jill R. Waibel Canal Wincheste, Ohio Doris J. Weaver Annville, Pennsylvania Barbara E. Weber Petersburg, Ontario Louisa A. Weber Reinholds, Pennsylvania John B. Weidman Furlong, Pennsylvania Chery! M. Wenger Perkasie, Pennsylvania SOPHOMORES @ 4] 42 e SOPHOMORES Leslie E. Williams Quakertown, Pennsylvania Janet E. Witwer Paradise, Pennsylvania Ruth A. Wolf New Providence, Pennsylvania Gary L. Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania Greta Yoder Archbold, Ohio Karen S. Yoder Quakertown, Pennsylvania Miles E. Yoder Independence, Oregon Stanley V. Yoder Nampa, Idaho Lenora Yutzy Timberville, Virginia Mark D. Zehr Poland, Ohio Susan M. Zehr Poland, Ohio Sandra E. Zeiset Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania Emma L. Zimmerly Homestead, Florida Joe J. Zimmerman Harper, Kansas Lois M. Zook Versailles, Missouri Terry L. Adams Steven B. Brunk Janie M. Buracker Susan C. Burns J. Dary! Byler Linda R. Byler George A. Custer Ruth M. Flory Paul E. Gingerich Patricia A. Graham Karen E. Guardacosta J. William Hanson Rachel Hess Herbert H. Himmelberger Ronda L. Hinkle Paul N. Hoover Not Pictured R. Carol Horton Sharon Hosler Charles H. Hunsberger Ruth C. Jones Carl D. Keener Alice E. Kleinman Gerald H. Kulp Frederick D. Martin Barbara J. Millette James E, Moyer Valerie L. Murphy Gail L. Neuschwander Donna M. Ray James H. Roadcap III Edward T. Robbins Jr. Lowell J. Ropp Two year graduates John D, Schlabach Charles S. Shank Denise R. Snyder Reginald D. Staggers Ruth Ann Stoltzfus Susan B. Stoltzfus Timothy P. Swartz Cynthia A. Townsend Karen J. Weaver Herbert G. Weaver Jr. Philip R. Wenger Thomas E. Williams Linrae F. Wolfley John Wong Shirley J. Yoder Sheryl L. Allen Orlando, Florida Lois M. Arrington Bassett, Virginia Nilson J. Assis Harrisonburg, Virginia Sara M. Beckler Milford, Nebraska Judith E. Benner Lancaster, Pennsylvania J. Eric Bishop Doylestown, Pennsylvania Robert W. Black Middletown, Rhode Island Diane F. Blosser Harrisonburg, Virginia Randall J. Bowman Salem, Ohio Kathleen M. Brenneman Elida, Ohio Karl E. Brubaker Harrisonburg, Virginia Rena K. Bukowski Falls Church, Virginia Elaine S. Chaffee Wauseon, Ohio Lloyd W. Claassen Berne, Indiana Jayne A. Clarke Chalfont, Pennsylvania Joyce M. Clay Verona, Virginia Marilyn L. Clemens Chestertown, Maryland S. Lavonne Davis Waynesboro, Virginia Wayne M. Detweiler Ripersville, Pennsylvania Rebecca M. Dietz York, Pennsylvania Linda G. Eberly Leola, Pennsylvania Joan Epstein Superior, Wisconsin Melvin R. Esh Narvon, Pennsylvania Ken A. Fath Dalton, Ohio Marcia G. Fike Midland, Virginia Steven P. Frei Quakertown, Pennsylvania Sidney M. Frey New Carlisle, Ohio Edward S. Gant Richmond, Virginia Daniel L. Gehman Columbia, Pennsylvania Faith L. Gnagey Wauseon, Ohio Karl W. Godshall Newport News, Virginia Daniel B. Grimes Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Audrey J. Guengerich Kalona, lowa Harold B. Guntz Collegeville, Pennsylvania Leslie N. Helmuth Arcola, Illinois 44 e JUNIORS Qn a ‘4a ( Steve A. Helmuth Union City, Pennsylvania Rose A. Herr Big Flats, New York C. Wendell Histand Doylestown, Pennsylvania Cynthia J. Histand Doylestown, Pennsylvania Karen R. Hochstetler Walnut Creek, Ohio Elizabeth W. Holmes Amelia, Virginia Grace E. Hoover New Carlisle, Ohio Brenda S. Hostetler Orrville, Ohio Sherill L. Hostetter Harrisonburg, Virginia Stephen A. Hundley Eagle Rock, Virginia Dawn Hunsberger Ottsville, Pennsylvania Jolene M. Hunsberger Perkasie, Pennsylvania Lois G. Hunsberger Perkasie, Pennsylvania Abiddahir B. Ibrahim Harrisonburg, Virginia Nevin L. Immel Sugarcreek, Ohio Galen E. Kauffman Glendive, Montana Linford A. Kauffman Glendive, Montana Curtis D. Kauffman Minier, Illinois Dana R. Keener Mercersburg, Pennsylvania Rosemary i= Kindy Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania David A. King Dalton, Ohio Pamela C. King Belleville, Pennsylvania Fred L. Kniss Arcadia, Florida JUNIORS e 45 Barbara J. Kolb Sarasota, Florida Virginia M. Kratz Souderton, Pennsylvania J. Charles Kraybill Springs, Pennsylvania Rolph H. Kullander Harrisonburg, Virginia Loralea D. Landis Norristown, Pennsylvania Arlene H. Lanker Lexington, Ohio Katherine E. Lee Harrisonburg, Virginia Lois E. Lehman Newport News, Virginia Brent L. Leichty Harrisonburg, Virginia Teresa H. Leichty Harrisonburg, Virginia Robert H. Linsly Virginia Beach, Virginia Teresa E. Long Harrisonburg, Virginia Nelson E. Longenecker Middletown, Pennsylvania J. Michael Loss Harrisonburg, Virginia Winnifred S. Lowrie Newton Square, Pennsylvania James |. MacPherson Harrisonburg, Virginia Rebecca L. Maltby Newport News, Virginia David E. Martin Harrisonburg, Virginia Diane L. Martin Harrisonburg, Virginia Eric D. Martin Harrisonburg; Virginia Julia A. Martin Spring Grove, Pennsylvania Linford D. Martin East Earl, Pennsylvania Philip E. Martin Lebanon, Pennsylvania Sharon E. Martin Dalton, Ohio Robert E. Mast Harrisonburg, Virginia Margie A. Maust Bay Port, Michigan 46 @ JUNIORS Conley K. McMullen Richmond, Virginia Sharon L. Mease Quakertown, Pennsylvania Gary L. Meeks Verona, Virginia Eugene D. Miller Lancaster, Pennsylvania Margie L. Miller Pigeon, Michigan Phyllis Miller Goessel, Kansas Rebekah R. Moon Wilmore, Kentucky Richard A. Moyer Harrisonburg, Virginia Godfrey C. Muganda_ Kensington, Maryland Rose M. Musser Alice, Texas Kenneth L. Nafziger Gap, Pennsylvania Marla D. Nafziger Hopedale, Illinois Nancy L. Nielsen Lexington, Maryland Mukama L. Nyamwayira Hesston, Kansas Diane L. Payne Mt. Union, Pennsylvania Betty A. Peachey Belleville, Pennsylvania Carolyn E. Pellam Westminster, Maryland Julia K. Peters Pleasant Valley, Virginia Ann E. Plank West Liberty, Ohio Susan K. Reed Norfolk, Virginia JUNIORS e 47 Ralph L. Reinford Harrisonburg, Virginia Brenda H. Rhodes Harrisonburg, Virginia Susan L. Rhodes Broadway, Virginia Deborah K. Rice Columbiana, Ohio Miriam L. Risser Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Deborah J. Rohman Fredericksburg, Virginia Ruth A. Ropp. Kalona, lowa Kenneth E. Roth Logan, Ohio Carol J. Rutt Landisville, Pennsylvania Patricia J. Santomenna_ Fair Haven, New Jersey Kathleen A. Schmidt N. Riverside, Illinois Mary Lou Schmitt Souderton, Pennsylvania Carol Schrock Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Trudy J. Schrock Arthur, Illinois Wilda K. Schwartzentruber Sao Paulo, Brazil 48 e JUNIORS Cheryl L. Schweitzer Croghan, New York Deborah G. Sheets Mt. Sidney, Virginia Susanne R. Shelly Fleetwood, Pennsylvania James W. Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Craig D. Shoemaker Springs, Pennsylvania Dennis J. Smucker Bronx, New York M. Elizabeth Smylie Richmond, Virginia Deetta A. Sours Mt. Sidney, Virginia Mary Grace Stauffer Elverson, Pennsylvania Karen S. Steiner Harrisonburg, Virginia Donna C. Steinman Ontario, Canada Dean A. Stoesz Harrisonburg, Virginia Marcia Y. Stoesz Harrisonburg, Virginia Carol A. Stouffer Greencastle, Pennsylvania Anita S. Stutzman Harrisonburg, Virginia Maurice W. Stutzman Sugarcreek, Ohio Julia M. Swartzentruber Scottdale, Pennsylvania Linda A. Trueblood Falls Church, Virginia Cynthia M. Twigg Camden, New Jersey JUNIORS @ 49 Ira L. Tyner Suitland, Maryland Bonnie L. Valentine Waynesboro, Virginia Edith |. Weaver Goshen, Indiana Teena M. Werner Belleville, Pennsylvania Sheldon L. Whitmore Jr. Harrisonburg, Virginia James W. Wright Granville Summit, Pennsylvania Anita R. Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Diane B. Yoder Walnut Creek, Ohio Karen L. Yoder Hydro, Oklahoma Phil R. Yoder Millersburg, Ohio Steve J. Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Wendell P. Yoder Meyersdale, Pennsylvania David M. Zehr New Wilmington, Pennsylvania Peter F. Zimmerli Ambler, Pennsylvania Ronald E. Zook Strasburg, Pennsylvania 50 @ JUNIORS Sharon L. Amstutz James K. Beachy William Brown Janet L. Clarke June E. Davidhizar Jean M. Frey Travis B. Gambill Dawn P. Harwick Daniel G. Heacock Debra K. Hedrick Sharon H. Hoover Jan L. Landis Ruth E. Lane Se ds Not Pictured Anita K. Lapp Gaynelle D. Leach A. Larry Lehman Cynthia L. Lehman Samuel C. Mathews Sandra N. Moore Linda E. Nafziger Brookway S. Osore David D. Passmore Susan W. Patterson Carol A. Pellman Joanna Schrock Philip Shenk Karen M. Sisler Thomas L. Stauffer Donna K. Swink Jerry L. Wall Ill Kim Whitesell Isaac Williams Carolyn C. Wilson Donna K. Wolfe Joyce A. Wyse Ann L. Yoder Edward F. Youket Mark E. Youket i i SENIORS irene rq cI Paul Allen Bauer Hacienda Heights, California Modern Languages Bible Psychology Rebecca Sue Baliles New Creek, West Virginia Karen Joy Albrecht Sarasota, Florida Music Education Gail L. Bachman Gridley, IIlinois Nursing ae 52 @ SENIORS Cheeri Knabe Barnhart Albany, Oregon Nursing Nursing Eugene W. Amstutz Harrisonburg, Virginia David Baer Alden, New York Nursing SENIORS @ 53 Dalinda J. Berk Blissfield, Michigan Chemistry Biology Lois R. Bergstrom Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Linda R. Boettcher Havertown, Pennsylvania Nursing 54 @ SENIORS J. Daniel Bucher Harman, West Virginia ee Social Work ee a Rt Physical Education Joanna Lynn Branner Harrisonburg, Virginia David Shenk Breneman Harrisonburg, Virginia Bible Biology — Agriculture Development Norma Jean Bender Streetsboro, Ohio Early Childhood Education SENIORS e@ 55 Nursing Esther Faye Cassel Souderton, Pennsylvania Praising. . . Considering who we are together, Experiencing joy; feeling pain, We grow in celebrating their meaning. Donna L. Shenk Benjamin Charles East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Business Administration C.T. Cash Jr. Vesuvius, Virginia History 56 @ SENIORS Melvin Louis Claassen Beatrice, Nebraska Business Administration Nursing Gail Burkholder New Holland, Pennsylvania Claudia J. Cole Milan, Pennsylvania Nursing Pamela Furr Collins Bridgewater, Virginia Psychology SENIORS e 57 a. ait g -pyetee Het Dietetics izar Harrisonburg, Virginia idh Carolyn N. Dav gt ) Oz Bo cen re) Oro O20 +d © P 2 Oe QO od 0: aS 3 a irginia Bible Vv Dowell Harrisonbu rg, Robert E 58 @ SENIORS Susan Brenneman Derstine Harrisonburg, Virginia Biology Elementary Education Ardith J. DeLong Emmaus, Pennsylvania Clarence R. Davis Jr. Marlinton, West Virginia Bible SENIORS @ 59 Music Education English Education David D. Garber Edmonton, Alberta Lois Schlabach Driver Waynesboro, Virginia Cynthia J. Frey New Carlisle, Ohio Biology 60 @ SENIORS Nursing Esther Anna Fulton Enola, Pennsylvania § Tite, fo if fe Marilou Sara Enns Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Dietetics Mary Ina Flisher Hannibal, Missouri Nursing SENIORS e 6] Medical Technology Judy Garber New Danville, Pennsylvania Jerrold L. Grosh York, Pennsylvania Mathematics Marilyn F. Grasse Edson, Alberta English 62 @ SENIORS NinhSon Thi (Gloria) Tran Harrisonburg, Virginia Modern Languages sd Bible Michoel Zigler Glick Broadway, Virginia John Michael Fritzman Salem, Ohio History _ SENIORS e 63 64 @ SENIORS Marilyn Kay Handrich Sarasota, Florida Home Economics Education Early Childhood Education Annette A. Guengerich Kalona, lowa es, . aF ind - A 2 : 4 34 eT Ris at s oe Florence O. Habwe Maseno, Kenya Dietetics Home Economics Education Helen Renee Good Nampa, Idaho Karen L. Heitz Audubon, New Jersey Psychology Nursing Letitia Manspile Hamilton Staunton, Virginia Nursing SENIORS ¢ 65 Bible Glen E. Hess Millersville, Pennsylvania Psychology Diane Lynn Hile Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Sue Ann Hiner Staunton, Virginia Gloria K. Hess Bethel, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Elementary Education 66 @ SENIORS Deborah Ann Hodges Roanoke, Virginia Nursing Sanford E. Hochstetler Oxford, lowa Business Administration Four years have been spent to teach me who, what I am; a mere beginning, for the more | find the more I see that I do not yet know. | celebrate the nothingness, the dream. Marilyn Grasse Susie J. Hertzler Harrisonburg, Virginia Psychology SENIORS @ 67 John Marcos Hostetler Scottdale, Pennsylvania Modern Languages Mathematics Donald Sato Hooley North Lawrence, Ohio “4 Fs a | eS “TEN Sa vet ee ons _ “- 5 nen Yi Darrel Mark Hostetter Harrisonburg, Virginia Math Education James W. Hofstetter Harrisonburg, Virginia Sociology Social Work 68 @ SENIORS Virginia A. Hostetler Harrisonburg, Virginia English Education Biology — Agriculture Development Wen-Long Huang Baltimore, Maryland Ray A. Hostetler Orrville, Ohio Psychology SENIORS @ 69 Business Administration N. Leroy Kauffman Kalispell, Montana RS 8 Karen Ann Jones Royersford, Pennsylvania Nursing 70 @ SENIORS Nursing Sheryl Janzen Hesston, Kansas x bi JO aw Mieat , part SOF oar 86 teas F ‘ Douglas B. Jantzi Lowville, New York Bible Psychology illersburg, Ohio Christine Kaye Kauffman M Early Childhood Education irginia isonburg, Vi ion Cheryl Byler Keeler Harr Early Childhood Educat ire jimayi, Republic of Za Muamba Kabongo Mbu Biology SENIORS e 7] English Michael David Kurtz Jefferson, North Carolina Music Education Daryl R. Landis Hickory, North Carolina 5 ug ree g _ 2 ar % � Jody L. Kerman Baltimore, Maryland Steven E. Landis Landisville, Pennsylvania Liberal Arts Bible Psychology 72 @ SENIORS Biology Early Childhood Education James A. Kennel Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Debra Ann Kolb Springs, Pennsylvania Debra Ann King Harrisonburg, Virginia Mary Ann Kreider Harrisonburg, Virginia Biology Social Work SENIORS @ 73 Michael Lee Lehman Sterling, Illinois Elementary Education Elementary Education Miriam M. Lind Akron, Pennsylvania Lif Pie, they ip } Bipiey My [Abe lt Paul M. Leidig Midland, Michigan Business Administration 74 @ SENIORS Business Administration Patricia Ann Lobb Collingswood, New Jersey L oe Jay Mark Leaman Harrisonburg, Virginia Math Education Sheryl Ann Longacre Susquehanna, Pennsylvania Nursing SENIORS @ 75 Nursing Maureen Martin Ephrata, Pennsylvania Home Economics Education Rachel E. Melhorn York, Pennsylvania I join the throng; singing, talking, laughing. Not one of many; But many of One. Anonymous Kathy M. Martens Chester, Vermont Early Childhood Education 76 @ SENIORS Nursing Lorna Marie McBee Warrenton, Virginia Mathematics Psychology W. Gary Martin Goodville, Pennsylvania Marvin D. Maust Bay Port, Michigan Biology Susan Rohrer Martin Harrisonburg, Virginia Early Childhood Education SENIORS @ 77 Business Administration Rebecca Diane Miller Dalton, Ohio yA Karen Rebecca Mengle Middleburg, Pennsylvania Nursing Kathy J. Meyer Wooster, Ohio Nursing 78 @ SENIORS Zeda Glee Metzler Nappanee, Indiana Early Childhood Education Linda J. Meyer Wauseon, Ohio Early Childhood Education Art Education Karla J. Miller Kalona, lowa SENIORS @ 79 Sandra L. Nachtigal Hutchinson, Kansas Nursing Theresa Ann Miller Mathias, West Virginia Psychology Social Work Sue A. Miller Aurora, Ohio Nursing 80 @ SENIORS Home Economics Elementary Education Carol C. Nafziger Kalona, lowa Susan K. Miller Skippack, Pennsylvania Rosalyn J. Myers Lowville, New York Chemistry Caroline Ann Mills Hagerstown, Maryland Nursing SENIORS e 81 Mary Ellen Nissley Manheim, Pennsylvania Social Work Se RRS ON aR: Roberta Shambaugh Nestor Verona, Virginia i } Nursing j Steve D. Nafziger Circle Pines, Minnesota Biology 82 @ SENIORS Julianne Nash Peoria, Illinois Dietetics Early Childhood Education Joyce Renee Neuenschwander Kidron, Ohio Colette L. Nafziger Circle Pines, Minnesota Medical Technology SENIORS e@ 83 Liberal Arts Donald Omwenje Ongalo Maseno, Kenya Nursing Marilyn Jeanne Olsen Ridgewood, New Jersey : IR apres aaiecadee meters are re oe Kathryn L. Peachey Belleville, Pennsylvania Social Work Danny L. Otto Arcola, Illinois Psychology 84 @ SENIORS Nursing Diane L. Pavuk McKeesport, Pennsylvania Her trust filled my spirit like gurgling water and joy-rushes ran through the dry gullies of my being. Marilyn Grasse Anita Faye Nussbaum Kidron, Ohio : Early Childhood Education te ©6Peace Ueleegbunam Okoli Ajalli, Nigeria Dietetics SENIORS @ 85 Lois Ann Ranck Holtwood, Pennsylvania Nursing Antero G. Rodriquez Harrisonburg, Virginia Social Work Psychology Anda Roe Purcell Rileyville, Virginia Social Wo rk 86 @ SENIORS Barbora Hartman Reinford Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Bible Angel David Perez Yauco, Puerto Rico Glenna M. Ramer Nappanee, Indiana History Social Science SENIORS @ 87 Social Work, Nursing Walter W. and Joy S. Sawatzky Harrisonburg, Virginia Ann Lynn Schaefer Lowville, New York Nursing Ghassan M. Sahawneh Al-Husn, Jordan Biology 88 @ SENIORS Home Economics Education Pamela Ann Rohrer York, Pennsylvania Psychology, Elementary Education Jayne P. and Bradley L. Schlabach Harrisonburg, Virginia Verle Rufenacht Wauseon, Ohio Deborah Ann Revercomb Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Sociology Social Work SENIORS @ 89 Betty I. Shank Scottdale, Pennsylvania Physical Education Mathematics Education Bruce Alan Schlabach Sugarcreek, Ohio Lori Anne Schoch Harrisonburg, Virginia Early Childhood Education 90 @ SENIORS Beth A. Shank Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Karen Elizabeth Sensenig New Holland, Pennsylvania Nursing Donna L. Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Psychology SENIORS @ 91 Business Administration, Nursing J. Marvin and Donna L. Siegrist Harrisonburg, Virginia God is ever — present — Among friends, Alone, Amidst studies, In thoughts of Him. Lorna Snyder eee Bonnie J. Showalter Broadway, Virginia Liberal Arts I. Elaine Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Early Childhood Education 92 @ SENIORS Early Childhood Education Phyllis Jean Shenk Elida, Ohio Jonathan D. Shenk Richmond, Virginia Biology Roger Lee Sipes Hancock, Maryland Business Administration SENIORS @ 93 Early Childhood Education Christine Kaye Steiner Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Linda Dotson Snyder Staunton, Virginia Joseph J. Smith Bridgewater, Virginia Bible 94 @ SENIORS Nursing Lorna Snyder Akron, New York Sharon L. Smith Petersburg, West Virginia Early Childhood Education Mathematics Physics Michael DeVon Stauffer Wayland, lowa Judy E. Steiner Kidron, Ohio Nursing SENIORS e@ 95 Ohio Biology ‘ Timothy Stutzman Sugarcreek Illinois ‘ Elementary Education Rebecca J. Stultz Lombard ie Anne Ulmer Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Jul Nursing 96 @ SENIORS Mary K. Summer Elsie, Michigan Early Childhood Education James D. Townsend Altoona, Pennsylvania Biology Education Christine E. Stuck Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania Physical Education SENIORS @ 97 Arlene L. Witmer Manheim, Pennsylvania Nursing Charmaine Alene Weaver Leetonia, Ohio Early Childhood Education Joyce Ann Whitson Deerfield, Virginia Psychology 98 @ SENIORS David M. Weaver Newport News, Vir. Music Education ginia Melody E. Weaver Stuarts Draft, Virginia Early Childhood Education Psychology Bonita F. Weber Reinholds, Pennsylvania God’s blessings, wonders, and miracles obtain completeness only through recognition. Anonymous SENIORS e@ 99 Home Economics Education Donna Lynette Witmer Orrville, Ohio Jonathan P. Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Physical Education Sharon Joy Wuest Barrie, Ontario Nursing 100 @ SENIORS Miriam Rosanne Witmer Salem, Ohio Social Work Sociology Nursing Mary Elisabeth Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania Keith James Yoder West Liberty, Ohio Sharon Louise Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania pugs esac ministration Early Childhood Education SENIORS @ 101 Business Administration Maxine K. Zimmerman Harper, Kansas Psychology Paul J. Yoder Shipshewana, Indiana Rose Marie Zook Denver, Colorado Early Childhood Education 102 @ SENIORS Stanley J. Yoder Archbold, Ohio Social Work Physical Education Oren Dale Yoder Grantsville, Maryland Kim L. Yousey Castorland, New York Candace I. Zuercher Orrville, Ohio Physics Music SENIORS @ 103 104 @ SENIORS Carolyn K. Zoss Lowpoint, IIlinois Nursing Kathryn E. Albright James G. Alexander Peggy J. Bair Bejos S. Beya Mary L. Biser John M. Bomberger Clifford D. Brubaker Carol C. Darden Kathy L. Dean DeAnn L. Diller J. Michael Easterday Christine J. Eastham Rachel F. Gerber Linda A. Gingerich Not Pictured David B. Greiser Rosemary N. Hayes Maria E. Hidalgo Thelma S. Hoover Martha E. Horst Marilyn K. Hostetler K.C. Johnson Paul Kalous Nancy J. Landis David E. Martin Orpha B. Martin Harlan L. Mast Peggy R. Miller Edward A. Morris John E. Zook Harrisonburg, Virginia Business Administration Bible Priscilla Muganda Joy E. Porter Cathy C. Ralston William E. Range Andrew F. Saunders Faye Y. Shifflett Rhonda L. Stauffer J. Duane Swartley David A. Walker Richard D. Wenger Henry J. Wuntke Sara J. Wyse Andrea J. Yoder Jon Yoder, Bejos Beya 106 @ SPORTS Coach Byron Shenk Ron Delp, Ken Fath Aggressive and well balanced, EMC’s soccer team rolled to a 9-2 regular season record (best ever) out- scoring their opponents 36-12. Hobbled by injuries to several key players in the later part of the season, the Royal’s settled for the National Christian College Athletic Association dis- trict championship. Freshman Ron Delp led the Royal scoring attach with 8 goals. Bejos Beya was named to the All-State second team and Marvin Bunting was selected for the NCCAA All-American team. Byron Shenk was presented the state ‘Coach of the Year’’ award. Coach Shenk, when asked the reason for his team’s winning ways this season cited pride, deter- mination and dedication as well as skill. Gary Yoder, Dave Walker, Co-Captains: Jon Yoder, John Bomberger SPORTS @ 107 VOLLEY BALL With Miriam Mumaw as their coach the 1976 women’s volleyball team had an excellent sea- son, winning twenty games and losing only one. A returning player, out for the last few years, replaced the only 1975 team member lost through graduation. Having all experienced players helped the team to work together well from the beginning. The team was held together by being a close-knit and supportive group on and off the volleyball court. Besides the achievement in the separate matches, EMC placed second in the Madison In- vitational Tournament and was runner-up for the State Championship. EMC volleyball should continue to be very ex- citing as the Junior Varsity went undefeated winning ten matches. 108 @ SPORTS Shirley Saner, Jill Waibel June Davidhizer, Marg Miller, Deb King, Kathy Detweiler, Bonnie Showalter, Lois Zook June Davidhizer, Joyce Wyse, Bonnie Showalter Mary Lou Meck, Joyce Wyse Junior Varsity SPORTS @ 109 FIELD HOCKEY Marcy Bomberger, Karen Yoder : . fe % e F A much improved Royal field hockey team, coached by Anne Lehman, rolled up an impres- sive 8-4 season record finishing strong and win- ning the Blue Ridge Tournament. Eight Royals were selected to play in the South East Tournament held in Winthrop, South Carolina. Jo Branner and Karen Yoder’s selec- tion to the National Tournament in Philadelphia was the first ever for a Royal. ‘aon a Sw Ee Cathy Martin, Chris Stuck, Marcy Bomberger, Winnie Lowrie, Bev Althouse 110 © SPORTS Marlene Hess, Co-captains: Jo Branner, Bonnie Weber Brenda Ressler SPORTS @ 111 MEN’S BASKETBALL Finding the right combination was difficult for Coach Keith Phillips as eight of the fourteen bas- ketball team members were new. The team got off to a slow start, but with the help of outstand- ing play from Mike Kurtz, who averaged 14.6 Points and 10 rebounds per game and the 18.3 point average contributed by sophomore Miles Yoder, the Royals managed a 5-17 season record. The Royals played exciting ball the last few games of the season losing several by very nar- row margins. EMC fans were brought to their feet many times with excellent shooting from Yoder and Kurtz, the scrappy play of Keith Darcus and the thrilling shot blocking of Randy Franklin. Travis Sanders, Eric Martin 112 @ SPORTS Jerry Wall, Travis Sanders Oren Yoder, Mike Kurtz Steve Helmuth, Miles Yoder Keith Darcus Lae Eric Martin, Coach Keith Phillips, Keith Darcus, Gene Miller, Assistant Coach Sherman Eberly, Jerry Wall SPORTS e@ 113 Mary Lou Meck WOMEN’S BASKETBALL With the loss of only one player from last year’s squad, the women’s basketball team was off to a good start. Coach Wendell Eberly believed that ex- perience and ability to work together helped to build a strong defense. Confidence in offensive playing was also gained with each of their 17 games. Outstanding players, Rachel Hershberger and Jo Branner, returned for good seasons after making the 1976 All-State team. Participating in the invitational tournament in Lynchburg was a highlight for the team. Team member Margie Miller saw the growing unity of the team as potential for improving last year’s record. Growing closer spiritually through small group chapels also helped in working together on the court. his Meee Rachel Hershberger, Jo Branner Judy Schweitzer 114 @ SPORTS Strategy Session Karen Yoder, Jo Branner, Mary Meck, Rachel Hershberger, Margie Miller SPORTS @ 115 WRESTLING EMC’s wrestling team ended their sea- son with a rather dismal 1-8 record, but there were some bright spots. Stan Yoder and Ross Hostetler walked away from the ODAC tournament with first place titles and the team took second place. Dale Weaver, Harry Mott and Daryl Landis also showed some exciting wrestling during the year. Coach Byron Shenk is optimistic about Royal wrestling in the future. He feels the team is developing a new belief in them- selves. With the advent of several new wrestlers next year, their record could im- prove significantly. Stan Yoder 116 @ SPORTS Harry Mott Ross Hostetler Daryl Landis, Coach Byron Shenk Dale Weaver, Millard Freeman SPORTS @ 117 CROSS COUNTRY Paced by record-breaking Kenny Layman, the Royals raced to both the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) and National Christian College Ath- letic Association (NCCAA) championships capping a twelve and one season. Layman, Darrell Zook, Don Martin, and Mike Lehman earned berths on the ODAC’s All-Conference team. The four harriers were also named to the NCCAA’s All-American team. Coach Roland Landes, recipient of the ODAC and NCCAA “‘Coach of the Year’ awards, cited “good attitudes’’ and ‘working together’ as the key to the team’s success. Kenny Layman, Coach Roland Landes NCCAA Champs 118 e SPORTS Randy Bowman Karl Brubaker, Mike Lawyer, Coach Glenn Kauffman TENNIS Looking forward to a season of ten matches and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament, four of the team of eight were returning lettermen. Karl Brubaker, ‘’Teammate of the Year” and seeded number one in 1976, was back with hopes of helping the team better last year’s 3-7 record. Participating in the pre-season Division 3 Fall Tennis Tournament, EMC placed third out of five schools. Champions of the doubles match at the tournament were Mike Lawyer and Brubaker. In his first year of coaching tennis, Glenn Kauffman worked on improving technique and strength in each individual. One team member cited “good fellowship” as one of the high points of being on the squad. Steve Brunk Bruce Schlabach Jim Hofstetter SE 98 se SS Sha t RE, i PRA OREOCRTELoNm TERa aes i SSGp} Sserssssiese, issczadias Paes s Stee. ESR oe met A = ita ae SPORTS O79 Ben Charles BASEBALL Donnie Brubaker Competition for the 1977 Royals base- ball team was stiff as they entered their first year in the Old Dominion Athletic As- sociation. The Royals lacked power in the batting line-up and depth in the pitching staff, but there were a number of bright spots. Don Hooley, returned for his fourth year as a pitcher to provide some solidarity, while Travis Sanders’ heavy bat was counted on to drive in some runs. Donnie Brubaker, who batted .394 and was second in the NCCAA in stolen bases in 1976, was back to improve those marks. Coach Sherman Eberly stressed the im- portance of a strong defense as the squad entered a 22-game schedule. Craig Shoemaker, Ben Charles, Coach Sherman Eberly, Steve Helmuth 120 @ SPORTS INTRAMURALS Intramurals, headed by John Lehman, Jon Yoder, Chris Stuck, and Lois Zook, provided an energy out- let for all interested students. Rook, cycling, and frisbee were added this year to provide a choice of fourteen different sports played in groups of men, women, or co-ed. Ribbons, doughnuts, and cider were incentives for each winning team. A point system was also de- signed, giving recognition to the top performers of all the intramural activities. The best reward, how- ever, was learning to know fellow students and par- ticipants in the relaxed atmosphere. Leroy Kauffman, Galen Kauffman Toilet Bowl; Bill Covelens, Ross Hostetler, Jeff Lubbers SPORTS @ 12] Mary Beth Yoder Mel Esh, Harry Mott, Glen Kauffman 122 @ STUDENT LIFE Dary|! Bontrager Evelyn Rudy, Ruth Hoover, Ruth Meyer, Gayle Brubaker Renewing Friendships 124 @ STUDENT LIFE Martin House: Dorothy Harnish Helen Good Steve Landis Marilyn Grasse Rachel Melhorn INTENTIONAL COMMUNITIES The House, Gemeinschaft, and Martin House, located on the edge of campus, represent the ef- fort and cooperation of students at living in in- tentional communities. To these students, their living arrangement is more than a place to eat, sleep, and study; it is a home and family who give a sense of belonging . . . a place where friends of both sexes are welcome. . . cooking, eatin g together family style, and washing the dishes . . . Saturday morning grocery shopping and taking turns with other household chores. Living in an intentional community means working at relationships within the group . taking the others into consideration before making a decision . . . and making a conscious effort to be dressed before leaving the bedroom. The intentional community, with the potential of being a close-knit body sharing and caring deeply for each other, is as little or as much as the group makes it. The House: Mary Lou Schmitt Ken Fath Dave Greiser Anita Nussbaum Pat Santomenna Gemeinschaft: Brenda Barnett Craig Sandberg Linda Nafziger STUDENT LIFE @ 125 Nelson Good, Cindy Lehman, Phil Shenk D.C. EXTENSION Nine EMC students enrolled for a twelve month period (8 76 to 8 77) . . . includes various academic majors such as agriculture development, nursing, Bible, and po- litical science . . . combines studying with a related work internship experience . . . provides a taste of pos- sible vocational futures . . . offers a present sense of participation in changing society . . . group suppers and weekly seminar sessions help to integrate the total expe- rience . . . life together involves simple brothering and sistering, menial household laboring, quiet scholastic pondering, raucous relaxing, and diligent toiling at work internships . . . thirty six credit hours are possible . designed to proffer a variety of academic and social in- volvements . . . big secular universities promote Provocative-faith enriching thought . . . weekend visits and Weather Vanes maintain a distant yet friendly rela- tionship with EMC. Phil Wenger, Sharon Hoover, Sue Burns Miriam Weaver 126 @ STUDENT LIFE MARRIED STUDENT FELLOWSHIP Linda Gnagey, Joy Porter, Joy and Walter Sawatzky Beth and Charles Shenk Sherill and Darrel Hostetter, Marjorie Gingerich, Marian Martin Loren Swartzendruber, Keith Gnagey, Gene Amstutz, Twila Mast, Velma Zook; Enrichment Seminar STUDENT LIFE @ 127 OM-SAC John Landis Gwen Landis, Arlene Lanker, Karen Moyers Keith Gnagey, Jim Hofstetter, Lawrence Ressler 128 @ STUDENT LIFE 50’ Banana Split In its second year of existence, OM-SAC again proved itself an asset to the pleasurability of EMC life. Lawrence Ressler, student activities coordinator, has coined this phrase for describing his responsibilities: ‘’If your studies are getting in the way of your education, call SAC.” He is on six student life committees, taking care of the administrative duties of Organizing what they plan. Attempts are made to fill in empty days on the calendar with events students will be interested in. In contrast, Keith Gnagey, in his second year as om- budsman, stands independently of all organized aspects of the college. He functions as a source of information and as a mediator for students, faculty, and administra- tive problems, dealing mainly with individual students. Gnagey says, “If you're in a pickle or being pickled, call OM.” An addition of several culture trips and an expanded selection of activities has helped involve more students this year. “More people want to be involved’’, Ressler commented. On the other hand, Gnagey’s work has been drasti- cally changed. A basic satisfaction in the general mood of this year’s student body helped shorten his complaint list on student life providing more time to work on institu- tional changes and policies. Although the jobs of ombudsman and student ac- tivities coordinator are separate, Lawrence and Keith find it helpful to share an office. They enjoy a weekly brainstorming session together. As Ressler DULBIt itt .S really good to work together because we can test things on each other, and we're close enough that we can get an idea if something’s going to work or not.” Linford Kauffman STUDENT LIFE @ 129 omae- REED cee Peter Wiebe, Spiritual Life Week SPIRITUAL LIFE Joni Earekson Se ee SMARTS paeiibetinaee ee ese nee titporannnentirc teenie nici tin It could be a high . It could be a low. The challenge comes by making each beat a part of this daily existence we call life. — Marilyn Clemens —— Solitude 130 @ STUDENT LIFE President Augsburger BR ppp ewer Becoming What more could | ask for than a personal relationship with a God who knows and understands me inside and out? Besides that, He wants to become a part of me. Everyday | must re- mind myself of His presence and promise to make all things work out for my good if | will only trust Him. Sometimes it’s difficult to believe all that. Deadlines are at hand, plans for the week aren’t materializing, everyone seems to be on the final stretch and I’m just sitting around soaking in all the pressure. All of a sudden | find out that God has a plan for me. Out of the person sitting beside me, He says, ‘’Stop and live!’”” He’s right. | can’t let life slip by without getting the most out of every moment. Life is more than going through the dry me- chanics of each day, not really tasting the promised milk and honey. After all, what is of real lasting value? Deadlines? Self- ish ambitions? My achievements in relation to those around me? Or is it God and people and my relationships with them? When | put myself aside and see those around me as they re- ally are, God begins to generate in me a love for life and the people it holds. Taking time for those one to one raps with others about successes and failures sets a spark off in me to begin again. Many others have also experienced these hassles and joys and it helps to find support through them. | need others to help me become all that God wants of me. Those relationships can become useless, however, if | don’t spend some time alone with God. It’s good to get away from the crowd and have personal talks with the One who offers me life. Each of us needs to listen for God speaking to us. He really is involved. He’s dying to prove it. | heard it one day in the lib- rary. He said so Himself. — Sam Augsburger Nelson Weber, Dave Detrow, Marcy Bomberger, Cindy Troyer, Diane Pavuk, Marlin Groff, Shelia Troyer, Becky Moon, Truman Brunk, Mike Stauffer, Loren Swartzendruber STUDENT LIFE @ 131 Dennis Strawderman My vulnerability toward public opinion Is pathetic. | try to beef up my backbone to become a Fearless, Nonconformed Individual, With the stamina of the saints. But when all boils down to actual practice The old vertebra is about as stiff As a peanut-butter jelly sandwich, Especially when it comes to standing up for Beliefs that are Unpopular, Uncool and Unshared. One Saturday night, for example, | watched a movie in the auditorium. Word was out that this was a good one. We all watched Slim Long-legged Beauty walk past Main Male Character. All eyes followed his, focusing On those beautiful legs Figure and face. It was a good movie, as such movies go, But inwardly | revolted against the Sickening display of American idolatry: Of youth, beauty, and sex. Afterward | heard nothing but gushing adjectives for the Super, Great, Fantastic Movie. | realized that | And my criticisms were in a Distinct minority. | considered tacking my prophetic judgements to The Opinion Board Until it occured to me that | might Be classified as one of those Stuffy old conservatives. (Lord spare me that designation) | decided no one needed to know about my Conservative tendencies, and kept my Big Mouth Shut. But an intellectual halo, | thought, Would sit rather nicely on my head People would admire my daring spirit And be especially awed when | used big words In the process of explicating My proposed tenets. While in high school | had noticed that college kids Mixed sophisticated language with normal talk In order to show off their Oakwood 3rd | 132 @ STUDENT LIFE Brenda Rhodes Educated concerns. It seemed like a pot of soupy mish-mash to me. But certain key terms consistently rose to the top And floated around like little grease particles. Words like: Militarism, Hermeneutics, Existentialism, Civil Religion, The Third World, Materialism. Sometime back it occured to me that since | was becoming Educated, it would be good to deve lop concerns About such issues. | started with materialism. | decried middle-class American values And cited heart-breaking statistics of world need. Meanwhile | continued to pad my ribs, And retain so extensive a wardrobe it almost Required a compressor to fit all the stuff In my closet. One day the unexpected happened. The facts | had been reading and talking about Penetrated through my intellect to my Conscience — and pricked it. | was floored. | actually became afflicted with the kind of guilt That called for Action For a starter | decided to eat less (The resolve lasted a month — not bad!) Next | looked at my aged blue coat And decided to give it another year of grace. With those two resolutions | went home for the holidays and Amidst food and folly Forgot such uncomfortable subjects. The intellectual halo was not quite so Heavenly as | thought. So now | do a rather decent job of Fading into Conformity. | know Jesus did not hesitate to buck the Status Quo, No matter how difficult the consequences Or how derogatory the labels he acquired. But hang, Differences create separations And | prefer to be friends with people. Neither social, religious or Actual crucifixion Appeals to me. Confessions of An E.M.C. Student. STUDENT LIFE @ 133 LECTURE-MUSIC Freshmen IDS students busily wrote critiques while the entire audience enjoyed a relaxing even- ing of organ music with Philip Gehring on Decem- ber 3. Organist Gehring came to us from Val- paraiso University in Indiana where he is a profes- sor of music. “Spoon River Anthology,’’ put on by the New York Theatre Company, was well attended on January 14. A superb performance of music and drama recreated mo- ments in the lives of Spoon River inhabitants. The National Theatre Company arrived on campus October 29 and presented ‘’Shake- speare is Alive and Well and Living in America.” A breakdown in the truck carry- ing their props and costumes necessitated many last minute arrangements. With the help of the EMC drama guild, adjustments were made and the audience enjoyed an evening of laughter and entertainment. FESTIVAL OF RENEWAL Timothy L. Smith STALEY-LECTURE Dr. Timothy L. Smith, a professor of history at Johns Hopkins University, was on campus Janu- ary 25-28 as the speaker for the Staley Distin- guished Christian Scholar Lecture Series. He is a graduate of Harvard University where he received his Ph.D. Dr. Smith has authored several books and is an ordained minister of the Church of the Nazarene. Six times during the week, Dr. Smith spoke from the book of Philippians on the theme, “The Mind of a Christian.” His challenging and thought pro- voking input was accepted favorably and ap- preciated by those who attended. Held- conjointly with the Staley Lecture Series was the annual Ministers Week. About 200 pas- tors and lay leaders from 15 states and Canada met at EMC for the ‘’Festival of Renewal.” Afternoon workshops featured teachings and discussions on a variety of issues facing the church today. Bible study and times of celebration were also enjoyed as part of the week’s program. Other input leaders for the week were Ralph Lebold, a minister from Ontario, Paul M. Lederach, a Christian education specialist from Scottdale, Pa., and Paul G. Landis, bishop in the Lancaster Mennonite Conference. Program mod- erator was Richard C. Detweiler, dean of Eastern Mennonite Seminary. STUDENT LIFE @ 135 DRAMA Steve Charles, Sally Kirby, Darlene Stoltzfus THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES Directed by Jay B. Landis November 4-6 Heidi Hershey Carl Smucker, Don Brunk 136 @ STUDENT LIFE Sophocles’ OEDIPUS REX Directed by Stephen L. Shriner January 20-22 Dan Hollinger, Jim L. Shenk Ta comcescememeae Carl Smucker, Nancy Shetler, Jim L. Shenk, Steve Charles STUDENT LIFE @ 137 Jim and Eric Bishop JicU} TALENT SHOW —— ME EEO Dave Weaver, Dary| Landis Les Helmuth, Dave Garber Marie Bender Ann Hochstetler, Jo Roth i e ; e i 138 @ STUDENT LIFE Chamber Orchestra Lowell Byler, Tour Choir STUDENT LIFE e 139 Roy D. Roth, College Singers ‘2 i Singing Christmas Tree Dave Weaver 140 @ STUDENT LIFE MUSIC Gospel Team y thie Tae e) 4444 ener Wilbur Maust, Chamber Singers STUDENT LIFE e 14] MISSION-SERVICE WEEK Steve Landis; Sam Thomas, EMBMC Bae Representatives from the Eastern Board of Missions and Charities, Mennonite Central Committee, Virginia Board of Missions and Charities, Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities, and the Rosedale Board of Missions were on campus for a week of special emphasis on missions and service. Persons interested in sharing their time and talents in the Lord’s work through these organizations were encouraged to talk with the team members. Throughout the week students and faculty were reminded that service is not only ‘out there’, but right here within the EMC communi- ty. Sharon Yoder; Tony Brown, Mary Beth Landis, MCC Clair Hochstetler, MBMC; Sue Aeschliman 142 e STUDENT LIFE NATIONAL SCENE ie Lega ce Sagi cence : s a] a STUDENT LIFE @ 143 Phil Rutt, Wes Rediger FACULTY-STAFF COMEDY SHOW Ira Miller t ee aE CPE Betty Redmond, Evelyn Mast Naomi Weaver, Bery| Brubaker 144 @e STUDENT LIFE BECOME TO OVERCOME April 1-3 YOUTH CONVENTION with Tony Campolo True Christianity goes beyond salvation into a life of discipleship that requires in- struction, encouragement and exercise. In view of this belief, the goal of Youth Con- vention was to bring approximately 500 teenagers from different backgrounds to- gether to work through the problem of how to make the Christian life Practical for today’s world. Youth sponsors were also provided with instruction on group dynamics and growth. College students were given an opportunity to use their gifts by witnessing in a practical way. Interaction group Committee: Gerry Lehman Loren Swartzendruber Pat Santomenna Bill Covelens Fred Martin Daryl! Landis Sheryl! Miller Marjo Stutzman Linford Martin Robin Libby Truman Brunk Diane Payne Sharon Hosler Barb Reinford STUDENT LIFE @ 145 1a i lasseeensineineeeeense 146 @ ORGANIZATIONS SHEN James W. Shenk, Editor-in-chief Kathy Dwyer, Layout Editor Sandy Drescher, Literary Editor Marc Hostetler, Photography Editor Louisa Weber, Staff Assistant Phil Rutt, Business Manager Cary Schmidt, Typist Dave Kreider, Photographer Wayne Detweiler, Photographer Kathy Dwyer James W. Shenk . Wayne Detweiler, Dave Kreider Dave Kreider Sandy Drescher Cary Schmidt Marc Hostetler Louisa Weber James W. Shenk Wayne Detweiler Kathy Dwyer Phil Rutt ORGANIZATIONS e 147 Mark Young = : : . : . 4 Charlie Kraybill Paul Souder 148 @ ORGANIZATIONS Joan Epstein Dennis Smucker Rita Miller Phil Roth Rachel Hess Mark Young, Editor-in-chief J. Charles Kraybill, Managing Editor Paul Souder, Photographer Ann Hochstetler, News Editor LaVonne Kaufman, News Editor Eric Bishop, Feature Editor Marge Rush, Feature Editor Joan Epstein, Sports Editor Phil Roth, Business Manager Rachel Hess, Layout Rita Miller, Layout Dennis Smucker, Layout a Marge Rush, LaVonne Kaufman, Eric Bishop, Ann Hochstetler ORGANIZATIONS e 149 SGA Once again the Student Government Association worked on representing the feelings and interests of students. Two students were placed on the various faculty administrative committees to express these interests and to keep the stu- dent body aware of the issues facing the administration. One decision-making process with which the SGA worked closely was the Dean selection. The SGA also sponsored a forum with the trustees, providing opportunity for student in- put. Revision of the judicial system was another project. To aquaint the larger student body with its various issues, town meetings were held periodically. Student hosts for the Associates in Discipleship seminar were organized by the SGA to give these persons a better idea of what life at EMC is all about. SGA also concerned itself with money raising projects. A United Way Fund Drive in the fall was followed by a spring student fund drive; the latter to help EMC. In all its activities, the SGA focused on maintaining communication between students and adminis- tration. Leroy Kauffman 150 © ORGANIZATIONS Fred Kniss Doris Horst Rosalyn Myers Marlin Groff Senate Fred Kniss, Co-President Rosalyn Myers, Co-President Marlin Groff, Vice President Doris Horst, Secretary Leroy Kauffman, Treasurer ORGANIZATIONS e 151 Based on the conviction that service is some- thing to be done now as well as after gradua- tion, the Young Peoples Christian Association urged students to become involved. In view of the many interests on campus, eight different areas of opportunities were available. Over 1 3 of the student body was involved in at least one of these activities. Caring, helping, working, sharing, giving, praising, and loving — all are aspects of what it means to be involved in the YPCA. As Y member, Rolando Santiago, said, ‘This lifestyle of service is not sacrificial, but celebrates God’s gifts by returning them back to Him.” 152 ¢ ORGANIZATIONS YPCA Rosemary Kindy Dave Detrow Dean Hoover Dave Detrow, President Dean Hoover, Vice President Rosemary Kindy, Secretary Marilyn Clemens, Treasurer Marilyn Clemens Executive Committee and Commissioners: Linford Martin Dean Hoover Rosemary Kindy Miriam Witmer Truman Brunk Ginny Kratz Denise Snyder Carol Rutt Sandy Drescher Dave Kuhn Marilyn Clemens Joan Kenerson Marcy Bomberger Mike Glick Dave Detrow Not pictured: Gary Meeks Diane Payne Joy Roth ORGANIZATIONS e 153 Diane Payne, Karen Weaver, YPCA Sign-up 3 eS te Mike Lehman, Y-Church 154 @ ORGANIZATIONS YPCA Saturday Adoption Julie Stauffer, Grandparent Adoption ORGANIZATIONS e@ 155 HOBBY WORKSHOPS Harmonica; Lawrence Ressler, Phil Nussbaum | y Tr Ca) 5 Decoupage; Deb Hershey, Gloria Hess, Ann Roth Skiing; Tim Kaufman, Denise Bontrager, Lawrence Ressler 156 @ STUDENT LIFE Joanne Rediger, Anita Stutzman, Andy Saunders; Macrame Piano; Kathy Leech, Sue Aeschliman Photography; Karl Fath, Joe Martin, Polly Stetter a erent S PS SP ee Seca Ken Medema_ CONCERTS Honeytree 4 John Talbot 158 Daybreak iss. eC? Kenny Marks 159 eae BERETS EpEsss = by J. Marcos Hostetler “KAMARAFOBYA” “THE DREAM” Vv z vo te =x aL } a 2 “WIDE EYE” by Paul Souder 164 @e FEATURE FEATURE @ 165 rol “THE INSIDE STORY” by Wayne Detweiler Hy FEATURE @ 167 CANDIDS Glimpses of you, your friends, Moments of hard work, Times of great fun. Activities, Places; Airs that we breath. Packed into the months of this unique year. Martin Kabongo 168 e CANDID Les Helmuth oo Ne ee Marge Rush, Val Pate Mary Ann Kreider CANDID e 169 Ed Gant Pat Shetler Harold Guntz, Jim Kurtz 170 @ CANDID : tititl Tammy Balmer Keith Yoder CANDID e 17] Kathy Leech, Noel Lehman Merlin Swartzentruber, Dean Celia 172 @ CANDID CANDID e 173 Marlissa Yoder Steve Benner, Will Hanson, Mike Lawyer Dan Hollinger Paul Bauer Barry Hart, John Bomberger, Woody Dalton 174 @ CANDID eee acne il Wine g Aggie Levine state; Deb Guengerich, Nancy Steiner CANDID e 175 Dave Frye Julie Yoder Louisa Weber Mike Beckler 176 @ CANDID Se ‘Wee. i. Doug Clemens Linford Martin, Mike Glick CANDID e 177 Libby Longacre Sandy Moyer Ralph Reinford 178 e CANDID Randy Bowman, Jon Shenk, Jim Shenk Bob Black Beth Smylie, Ken Miller, Wen Long Huang CANDID e 179 Bejos Beya, Keith Eshleman on é Marcy Bomberger 180 e CANDID Linda Trueblood, Carla Martin ei. Ketema Belete CANDID e 181 DON’T TAKE IT... “They're flipping out. . . on us!” ‘Have you been pulling my leg?” 182 e CANDID “I'm getting the hang of it!”’ LITERALLY in health and sickness, in joy. “Get off my back.”’ “She's flipped her lid!’’ CANDID e 183 Pete Zimmerli, Carol Stoll bpiaeuhiinmrmcsinicircees cae Jon Yoder, John Lehman 184 e CANDID Sarah Litton, Isaac Williams, Dan Bucher, Karen Jones Nancy Bergey, Tim Swartz CANDID e 185 186 e CANDID Sally Hesse, Shane Kauffman Marie Anne Bechard, Katherine Abasa Shane Kauffman | ( Veer. Winnie Lowrie, Dave King, Jim Lapp CANDID e 187 Ken Alderfer, Bill Hochstetler Godfrey Muganda, Phil Metzler, Bill Hatter 188 e CANDID Vickie Allen John Lehman, Wendell Ressler, John Weidman, Merlin Swartzentruber CANDID e 189 Bryan Weaver Jerry Wall enpereer por’ att dd Randy Franklin, Marilyn Jackson 190 e CANDID John Bender Nancy Bergey, Jim Kennel CANDID e 19] Dave Detrow Tim Swartz, Marge Rush Laura Frey 192 e CANDID Mike Miller, Ruth Ann Schmitt i Wen Long Huang, Tuan-Manh Hoang CANDID e 193 NRT oS x Angel Perez : z ¥ om 4 ed Anthony Pratkanis Mel Thomas 194 e CANDID Karla Miller Dalinda Berk Valerie Murphy CANDID e 195 Avid Supporters Maggie Salas, Winnie Lowrie, Kenton Brubaker Andrea Rediger 196 e CANDID Joyce Lehman Trudy Schrock, Marjo Stutzman CANDID @ 197 Deb Rice Martin Kabongo ree eres esetere Polly Stetter, Colette Claude 198 e CANDID Wayne Detweiler, K.C. Johnson, Rachel Melhorn, Martha Horst Fred Martin CANDID @ 199 Northlawn Ist peti. oem ohms age Seon ae y iat Verle Rufenacht Mary Dendrinos 200 @ CANDID tif x wernt Z an tid yor Paul Leidig, Elroy Kauffman Lois Dyck CANDID e 201 Phil Rutt, Jim Hofstetter DEPARTMENT — SOCIOLOGY Vijaya Pleil AS Pete Zimmerli, Joan Kenerson 202 e CANDID Audrey Patterson, Becky Dietz t Phyllis Mast, Trudy Graber, Carol Hoff, Brenda Gingerich, Yvonne Coffman, Dalinda Berk Dawn Martin CANDID e 203 Theresa Miller fas ; This Month at ihevensabsal James Bomberger, Stan Kaufman, John Fast 204 e CANDID Mary Easley, Mary Lou Meck Mary Beth Yoder Monitor used by Robert Lehman, professor on sab- batical, to help determine needs and make recom- mendations for reducing energy cons umption. CANDID e@ 205 —_— i i 4 ; : Sue Rutt, Sue Bray, Ilene Bow- man, Nancy Rohman, Janice Steiner, Dottie Freed, Carmen Kenagy, Gayle Brubaker John Kreider, Barb Millette 206 @ CANDID J. Mark Brubaker, Peggy Gibson Denise Puckett Vickie Allen CANDID e 207 Bert Jicha Wanda Ressler, Shirley Peachey Karen Albrecht, Lenora Yutzy, Shery! Miller, Barb Shenk CANDID @ 209 Daryl! Landis, Barb Shenk Ann Hochstetler, Valerie Ehrhart, Shar Freed, Sally Hesse 210 e CANDID Merlin Swartzentruber Linda Trueblood, Gary L. Yoder, LaVonne Kaufman, ON Rene ansaeea atic aa a Ree Peace Okoli N We climb on In celebration : Of what has been. Valley Sports Center Schewel Furniture Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Valley Finance Service, Inc. Pike Cabinet Floor Covering Shop, Inc. Harrisonburg, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Heatwole TV Appliance Short Funeral Home Harrisonburg, Virginia Archbold, Ohio Ney’s House of Fashion Harrisonburg, Virginia PATRONS TS’ “WE DO MORE BECAUSE ALPHS you MEAN MORE BACKED WITH OVER 35 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE wis Ye . ee Shomandouhs , Pride HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN 0 a’ MILK ONE HALF PINT “Shenandoah’s Pride’”’ Dairy RALPH’S MARKET, Inc. of Harrisonburg EVERYDAY IS SAVINGS Day” 801-09 West Main St. : Lansdale, Penna. 214 PARK VIEW PHARMACY 1000 Mt. Clinton Pk. Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 433-8678 John Hostetler Reg. Ph. Bob Necsary Reg. Ph. Buy quality supplies from us to improve your home. We will tell you how to install any item or install it for you. Improvement Center Cah 911 Mt. Clinton Pike, Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 (703) 434-9501 Dan’s Body Service, Inc. Complete Auto Accident Service Edom Road Harrisonburg, Virginia Phone 434-8889 Spotswood J United Virginia Bank 180 East Market Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 434-2521 Rockingham Milling Co. and Divisions Ram Supply Plumbing Distributors Rocking Q Hardware Shue Value HARDWARE Your Store Marval Poultry Company, Inc. Dayton, Virginia 216 eS ae : E.M.C. FOLEY MOTORS, INC. 1711 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Va. Dodge Gas Diesel Peugeot Renault Dodge Colt Dodge Trucks NIELSEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Builders of Commercial and Industrial Buildings of the Better Class Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 Telephone (703) 434-7376 Eastern Mennonite Board of Missiens Charities “Oak: Lane and Brandt Blvd. Salung@, Pennsylvania 17538 Phone 717 898-2251 o Hungry? We'll Satisfy You RED FRONT SUPER MARKETS 677-Chicago Ave. 1001-S. High St. Cafeteria Blues? Try a cure Red Front Steak House 647-Chicago Ave. We give S H Green stamps plus discount prices LLAND CONCRETE Wa: NEW HOLLAND, PENNSYLVANIA 17557 NORMAN G. GOOD, INC. 2009 Clearview Road Souderton, PA 18964 Plumbing — Heating — Air Conditioning 723-1141 Shenandoah SHENANDOAH VALLEY POULTRY CO., INC. 501 N. Liberty St. Harrisonburg, Va. (703) 434-4492 Box 66, Lancas Aore the KING’S place [RECORDS ter, PA 17604 (Csound studio) ) John 0. Yoder Executive Producer Business 717 284-4165 Duck Pins Route 11 South Home 717 284-4860 Valley Lanes Bowling Ten Pins Harrisonburg, Va. GOOD’S TV SERVICE TELEPHONE: (717) 665-2407 ELEM PA 7 521 Owner: Rodney Good 921 Mt. Clinton Pike Groceries, Hardware Phone: 434-0807 Harrisonburg, VA Lawn Garden Supplies Carpet, Formica, Ceramic Tile N S Auto Service Eldon L. Suter “Repairs to American and Volkswagon Cars” The Shenandoah Valley's Largest Nit eee Automatic Transmission Service Tune-Up, Electrical and Carburetor Service Complete Brake Service —a EXXON eae Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing WAUSEON WOODWORKING COMPANY Official Inspection Station Lumber — Millwork — Cabinet Work, Glass 896 Waterman Drive Builders’ Hardware — Pittsburgh Paints — Supplies Phone: 434-3573 Contractors and Builders — Ray Sauder - Pres. Harrisonburg, Virginia Wauseon, Ohio “IT'S ALL FOR YOU” A UNIQUE FARM MOTEL 9 HOLE EXECUTIVE GOLF COURSE INDOOR OUTDOOR POOLS SAUNA BATH GAME ROOM PLAYGROUND COVERED BRIDGE BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SALON LOCAL FARMER'S MARKETS 3 MILES SOUTH OF LANCASTER, PA. 17602 ON US. 222 MEETING ROOMS TOURS OF THE DUTCH COUNTRY + Bake Shop Gift Shop LAKE -BOATING - FISHING - MOTOR INN FAMILY RESTAURANT 112 DELUXE ROOMS 600 SEAT DINING ROOM Qs New Holland Suprly Company Distributor of Animal Health Products e Farm Supplies and Chemicals Located on Route 23 one half mile west of New Holland, Pa. Box 184 @ New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 © Telephone (Area Code 71 7) 354-4001 A.W. WHITMORE SONS INC. Richfood Supermarket Ben Franklin Ready-to-Wear “One stop shopping’ Broadway, Va. W.L. ZIMMERMAN SONS Intercourse, Penna. 17534 PHONE: (717) 768-8291 Department Store Hardware Gulf Petroleum Products LP — Gas Service Backhoe Service Dump Truck Service Front End Loader BO. R.M. STOLTZFUS, INC. EXCAVATING R. 1, Kinzer, Pennsylvania 17535 Harold Shultz (717) 394-9237 Office (717) 442-4762 R.L. ROHRER BRO., INC. Farm and Garden Seeds Agricultural Chemicals — Fertilizers Serving Agriculture for nearly 60 years Smoketown, PA 717-299-2571 STOLTZFUS MEAT MARKET Freezer Meats and Foods Residence 768-8811 Shop 768-3941 Newport Pike, Intercourse, PA Bank at RNB, the bank that introduced People Hours. Bank before work, enjoy your lunch. Bank after work, enjoy your weekend. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday at the three Harrisonburg offices and at Verona and Bridgewater. 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday at all 8 RNB offices. RB, National Bank MEMBER, VALLEY OF VIRGINIA ommsranes OB MEMBER FDIC We care about more than money. We care about you. HORNING DODGE INC. 501 E. Main Street New Holland, Penna. 17557 SALES — SERVICE — LEASING Since 1945 SAUDER FINE CHURCH FURNITURE Sauder Manufacturing Co. Archbold, Ohio 43502 SAUDER DESIGNARE INTERN Atel @ IN AI INC Wood Stacking Chairs Modular Seating Tables 200 Horton Street 0 Stryker, Ohio 43557 419 682-3061 HERITAGE CHEVROLET, INC. 814 Lititz Pike Lititz, Penna. 17543 Phone: 717-626-2091 lose LITTLE LITITZ MINUTE MAN Clemmer Mayflower Moving And Storage Office and Warehouse: Clearview Road Soudertown, Pa. Phone 723-5515 Agent: Areo — Mayflower Das Essen Haus Good Home Cookin’ Open 7:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday Closed Sunday Owner — Mrs. Esther Diener Corner St. Rt. 2 and Pettisville Road Box 18 Pettisville, Ohio 43553 Phone: (419) 445-8456 A SAUD, eve LEXINGTON, VA. 2445Q 23 W. Nelson Street Dial (703) 463-2139 Lexington, Virginia 24450 “Over a Half of Century in Experience” “We Specialize in College Annual Photography” Give the Most INTIMATE Gift. . . YOUR PORTRAIT THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 1977 SHENANDOAH UNDERCLASSMEN AND FACULTY PICTURES When the going get’s tough, the tough get going. Good going Shen from SGA and YPCA. ase RA i, Credit for these words of wisdom belongs to a tea bag discovered recently in the cafeteria. 22] New Furniture —- Machinery -— Scaffolding | ke NG LY i EE WAY A WEL, S H GREEN STAMPS 150 East Wolfe St. 1594 South Main St. Harrisonburg, Virginia CORNER 2 AND 66— 1 MILE NORTH OF ARCHBOLD, OHIO BUSINESS PHONE 445-8965 HOME PHONE 445-3281 Rawley Pike Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 ne | WSVA -_ ware g Member of the Gilmore Broadcasting Group WAMPLER FOODS, INC. Packers of — Valley Star Brand Turkeys Hinton, Virginia 22831 703-867-2141 SSUES 101 RADIO BEOMY Journey Back to Grandpa's Day! See northwestern Ohio's history come to life at our 15-acre ‘living museum complex Ez Sauder MUSEUM q'’ FARM AND CRAFT VILLAGE maa Vili Mi a Se ih, ere: - Fresh Baked Pies, Rolls Sunday 1:30 - 5:30 : Sie Hlt Seheier Bread Monday Closed Tosca neice an The Old Barn Restaurant Monday thru Sat. 10-3 Tues., Wed., Thurs., 10:30 - 5:30 Closed Sunday Friday Saturday 10:30 - 9:00 ‘Chust Plain Cookin’ Phone 419 445-0321 Closed Dec. 20- Mar. 20 Phone 419 445-5251 Monday thru Saturday 11 - 9 c= Closed Sunday Phone 419 445-2231 � ) de Located northeast of Archbold, Ohio, on State Route 2 Introducing the ba “keep the er ae iu Wd+itt+ ty nad house and outo the chimney’ Fire Grate. es mo beeen most of the heat goes | i IK aN M O to I I nn A nN d R es ta uran t : and Instead of out into the room. Gift Shop But with the heavy-duty Fire Grate by Shenandoah, and the help of its 61 watt insulated blower, three times the heat goes out into the room. And three times the econom My) goes back into your pocket. That's getting back to basics. r MN And that’s Shenandoah. i Color T.V. Direct Dial Phones Specializing in Home Cooking POULTRY AND STOCK EQUIPMENT WOOD HEATERS INCINERATORS Shenandoah Banquet Facilities — Conference Rooms asica y better, Shenandoah 7 Miles East of Lancaster i on Route 340 Manufacturing Co., Inc. Sista On AE a17505 -8 P.O. Box 839 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 Phone (703) 434-3838 TRUMBO ELECTRIC INC. Electrical Contractors Registration No. 8485 General Electric Appliances Broadway, VA peel 870 N. Liberty 654 Chicago Ave. Harrisonburg, VA OO Hartonburcaval MOYER SON, INC. it’s Feed — Fuel Oil — Building Materials Gone Lawn and Garden Products Custom Spraying Phones 723-9858 (Fuel Oil) 723-6001 Souderton, Pa. VIRGINIA MENNONITE BOARD OF MISSIONS believes that youth are: not only the Church of Tomorrow — But the Church of TODAY Hartman Arco Service Mye rS Donald F. McMullen, Owner Fo rd G Ompany, INC. We Specialize in Lubrication and Brake Service Minor Repairs Old route 33 1091 Mt. Clinton Pike Elkton, Virginia Phone 434-3362 Harrisonburg, Va. Telephone 298-2071 Self Service Gasoline “Where low overhead makes the difference.” Phone 855-9074 847 Forty Foot Road Hatfield, Pa. — Since 1925 Or at your store Either at ee Since 1925 your door LIECHTY MOTORS Dodge — Plymouth Archbold, Ohio WEATHER VANE SANFORD A. ALDERFER INC. Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers “Selling Real Estate at-Auction a Specialty’’ A casual newspaper. 665 Harleysville Pike 723-1171 P.O. Box 1 256-8892 Harleysville, PA 19438 Area Code 215 Better Foods are distributed -P “By the People who Care” HARRISONBURG FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. Telephone: (419) 445-2576 Dial 434-0761 2020 S. Main St. Harrisonburg, Virginia Agriculture is Our Business —Food is Our Future 0 | Steiger Tractors | VALLEY | Fo-cal HERITAGE C.B. HOOBER SON Intercourse, Pa. DIVISIONS OF sf , Farm Machinery Rockingham Cooperative Garm Bureau, Ine. miners Girton Milk Tanks Refrigeration Office 768-8231 “WE SERVE EVERYBODY” ie Rockingham Savings Loan Assn. fod a OD “Your only locally owned Savings and Loan” Phone: 434-5306 Insurance BES Ise ls Cs Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 $40,000.00 Corner of Mason and Gay Streets Business Phone Address 434-4835 Harrisonburg, VA R. 8 Route 42 So. Our Aim: To Please Our Customers MILLER‘S CABINETS, INC. Mfg. of Custom Kitchens Furniture Refinishing Free Estimates Mervyl L. Miller Phone 434-0077 R.D. 8 Box 227 Valley National Bank Harrisonburg-Bridgewater, Va. Where People Come First Three Harrisonburg Offices 75 N. Mason St 51 Waterman Dr. 40-48 S. Carlton St. HOWARD A. MECK Bulldozing Service Route 2 - Box 67B Archbold, Ohio 43502 335 E. Market Harrisonburg AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION T ;| Offering Complete Savings om ; and Mortgage Loan SARS Services Since 1925 433-269] TRUCK ENTERPRISES INC. Harrisonburg Richmond, Va. Kenworth — Traditionally the Finest Alphabet| soup... At first glance, the six service agencies of the Mennonite Church look a lot like alphabet soup. Boards for this, agencies for that. But take another look. Behind those names and initials are people—working with you to build up Christ’s body, the church. How can we further assist you? Mennonite Church General Board 528 E. Madison, Lombard, IL 60148 Mennonite Board of Congregational Ministries Box 1245, Elkhart, IN 46514 Mennonite Board of Education Box 1142, Elkhart, IN 46514 Mennonite Board of Missions Box 370, Elkhart, IN 46514 Mennonite Mutual Aid 1110 N. Main, Goshen, IN 46526 Mennonite Publishing House 616 Walnut, Scottdale, PA 15683 SUPERMARKET TELFORD, PA. LAPP LUMBER CO. HARDWOODS Phone 717 - 442-4116 Box 423, Rt. 1, Paradise, Penna. 17562 Smoketown, PA Tah ‘Weaver Dutch Fae | ( Weaver DRUMSTICKS ‘Drum T WT 2802 (1LB 1202.) FULLY COOKED JUST HEAT AND EAT- KEEP FROZEN sy, Pid tee. 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Phone: 434-3434 Trucking 438 Derstine Road “ACTION NEWS” Hatfield, Pennsylvania Whisv: tv 6:00 and 11:00 PM Monday - Friday HYDRO-SPRAY 98 Waterman Drive Harrisonburg, Va. i OO ee e $ ENTER ne THE NO. 1 HONDA FUNSPORT Suburban Motors H ieee eos 801 680 Waterman Drive : aca wen ee Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 (703) 433-1834 434-8702 (703) 269-8763 Sectional Scaffolds All-Purpose Scaffolds PORTABLE SHELTERS STEEL BLEACHERS GRANDSTANDS “Portraits With a Personal Touch” 434-0092 Ask for detailed full-color brochure. 1056 Mt. Clinton Pike Harrisonburg, VA Great Poultry Products From Franconia, Pennsylvania Abasa, Katherine O. 22, 186 Adams, Terry L. Aeschliman, Susie A. 34, 142, 157 Albrecht, Franklin D. 22, 182 Albrecht, Karen J. 52, 209 Albright, Kathryn E. Albright, Scott D. 22 Alderfer, Julia D, 22 Alderfer, Kenneth D. 34, 188 Alexander, James G. Alger, Janice |. 34 Alger, Lois A. Alger, Margaret L. 34 Allen, Richard 22 Allen, Sheryl L. 44 Allen, Victoria L. 22, 189, 207 Althouse, Beverly J. 22, 110 Altpeter, Heidi L. 22 Amstutz, Eugene W. 53, 127 Amstutz, Sharon L. Anderson, Katherine J. Arnold, Ralph D. Arrington, Lois M. 44 Assis, Nilson J. 44 Atwell, Suzanne O. 22 Atwell, William F. 34 Augsburger, Myron S. 14, 19, 131 Augsburger, Samuel 34 Avnaim, Mitchell E. 10, 34, 39 Bachman, Gail L. 52 Baer, David L. 53 Baer Ill, Jacob E. 22, 235 Bair, Peggy J. Baker, Patricia M. 22 Baliles, Rebecca S. 52 Ballard, Alford G. 22 Balmer, Tamela J. 22, 171 Balsbaugh, Kim M. 22 Barnes, James L. Bamhart, Cheeri L. 53 Bauer, Paul A. 52, 174 Beachy, James K. Beachy, Lynette K. 22 Beard, Barbara S. 22 Beaver, Melinda |. 34 Bechard, Marie-Anne R. 186 Beckler, Michael D. 22, 176 Beckler, Sara M. 44 Belete, Ketema 22, 181 Bender, Candace J. 22, 200 Bender, John P. 34, 191 Bender, Marie L. 22, 138 Bender, Mary Jane 34 Bender, Norma J. 55 Bender, Titus 14 Benner, Judith E. 44 Benner, Steven P. 129, 173 Bergey, Nancy B. 22, 185, 191 Bergstrom, Lois R. 54 Berk, Dalinda J. 54, 195, 203 Beverage, Pamela L. Beya, Bejos B. 106, 180 Beyeler, Jackie S. 22 Biser, Mary L. Bishop, J. Eric 44, 138, 149, 163 Bishop, Jim 14, 138 Black, Robert W. 44, 179 Blosser, Diane F. 44 Blosser, Janet K. 22 Blubaugh, J. Blaine Boettcher, Linda R. 54 Bomberger, Dorris A. Bomberger, James 14, 204 Bomberger, John M. 107, 174, 236 Bomberger, Martha J. 34, 110, 131, 153, 180 Bontrager, Daryl E. 22, 124 Bontrager, Denise E. 22, 156 Bontrager, Joseph E. 34 Bopp, Patrick J. Boronow, Lora J. 34 Bostic, Laura J. 22 Bostic, Maria L. 22 Bowles, Tamara J. 22 Bowman, Ilene A. 22, 162, 206 Bowman, Lois Burkholder 14 Bowman, Randall J. 44, 118, 179 Boyd, Dorothy M. 22 Boyers, Aubum Archie 14 Bradfield, Chester L. Branner, Elizabeth Crim 14 Branner, Joanna L. 55, 111, 115 Bray, Susan G. 22, 206 Breeden, Frederic L. Breneman, Beth H. 34 Breneman, David S. 55 234 @ INDEX INDEX Brenneman, Kathleen M. 44 Brenneman, Leland J. Brookman, David W. Brown, William Brubaker, Beryl H. 14, 144 Brubaker, Clifford D. Brubaker, Donnie L. 22, 120 Brubaker, Frances V. 14 Brubaker, Gayle M. 22, 124, 206 Brubaker, J. Mark 14, 207 Brubaker, Joycetta K. 22 Brubaker, Karl E. 44, 119 Brubaker, Kaye L. Brubaker, Kenton 14, 196 Brumfield, Lisa P. 34 Brunk, Betty S. Brunk, Donald H. 22, 136 Brunk, Erma H. 14 Brunk Ill, George R. 14 Brunk, Steven B. 119 Brunk, Truman 14, 131, 145, 153 Brydge, Steven E. 23 Bucher, J. Daniel 55, 185 Bucher, Shirley B. 23, 162 Buhler, Margaret S. 34 Bukowski, Rena K. 44 Bumbaugh, Arlene 14 Bumbaugh, Philip B. Bunting, Marvin N. 34 Buracker, Janie M. Burke, James W. 23 Burkholder, Amos A. Burkholder, Gail A. 57 Burkholder, Ruel J. 34 Burns, Susan C. 126 Burrough, David Ray Byler, Ezra U. 14 Byler, J. Daryl Byler, Jesse T. 15, 18 Byler, Linda R. Byler, Lowell J. 15, 18, 139 Byler, Miriam K. 15 Byler, Rhoda A. 34 Cable, Debra L. 23 Carbaugh, Judy 34 Cardwell, John L. Carr, Virginia E. 34 Cash, Clarence T. 56 Cassel, Elizabeth A. 23 Cassel, Esther F. 56 Celia, Dean A. 23, 172 Chaffee, Elaine S. 44 Chamout, Kassem M. 23, 25 Charles, Benjamin L. 56, 120 Charles, Samuel G. 23 Charles, Stephen G. 34, 136 Cherian, Sam Christner, Gayle L. Claassen, Lloyd W. 44 Claassen, Melvin L. 57 Clark Jr., Robert R. Clarke, Janet L. Clarke, Jayne A. 44 Classen, Susan E. 34 Claude, Colette J. 23, 198 Clay, Joyce M. 44 Clemens, Douglas K. 23, 177 Clemens, Marilyn L. 44, 153 Clemens, Ronald L. 26, 34 Clemmer, David M. 23 Cofflin, Patricia A. 23, 24, 25, 163 Coffman, Yvonne G. 23, 203 Cole, Claudia J. 57 Collins, Janice 34 Collins, Pamela S. 57 Comer, Debra Ann 34 Conley, Bertie M. Coon, Clifford C. 23 Covelens, William C. 34, 48, 121, 145 Crawford, Rose B. Crighton, Cynthia A. 23 Crowder, Hugh W. Crum, Roberta Crumbley, Diana 34 Cumming, Vicki J. 34 Curry, Susan D, 23 Custer, George A. Cutlip, Teresa A. 34 Dagen, Shirley A. 23, 31 Dagres, George D. 34 Dalton Jr., Glenn E. 174 Dameron, J. Charles Danner, Melissa A. 23, 201 Darcus, B. Keith 34, 113 Darden, Carol C. Davidhizar, Carolyn N. 58 Davidhizar, John A. 34 Davidhizar, June E. 108, 109 Davis, Linda Kay Davis, S. Lavonne 44 Davis Jr. , Clarence 59 Dayton, Kent P. 34, 182 Dean, Kathy L. Delong, Ardith J. 59 Delp, Ronald J. 23, 107 Dendrinos, Mary M. 23, 200 Derstine, Susan B. 59, 237 Detrow, David A. 58, 131, 152, 192 Detweiler, Kathleen M. 34, 108 Detweiler, Mary Jane Detweiler, Richard 18 Detweiler, Wayne M. 44, 147, 199 Dewalt, Beth E. 35 Dickerson, Marcia L. 35 Dietz, Rebecca M. 44, 203 Diller, Deann L. Dowell, Robert E. 58 Dowling, Vickie A. 23 Drescher, Sandra K. 35, 147, 153 Driver, Beverly G. Driver, Lois S. 60 Duckham, Ann M. Duckham, lan G. Duncan, Donald H. Durchsprung, Ruth L. 23 Dwyer, Kathy E. 35, 146 Dyck, Lois A. 23, 201 Early, Richard K. Easley, Mary K. 24, 205 Easterday, J. Michael Eastham, Christine J. Eberly, Linda G. 44 Eberly, Tamala J. 24 Eberly, Sherman 113, 120 Eby, Anna Kathry N. Eby, Omar E. 15 Egli, Glen H. Egli, Shirley J. 24 Ehrhart, Valerie E. 35, 210 Einbach, Alan E. Emery III, Hamilton H. Enns, Marilou 61 Epstein, Joan 44, 149 Erb, Leslie E. 24 Esh, Melvin R. 44, 122 Esh, Robert E. 35 Eshleman, Keith H. 24, 180, 182 Eubanks, Norma J. 24 Ewell, Charles, P. Farrow, Frank E. Fast, John W. 15, 204 Fath, Karl R. 24, 44, 157 Fath, Ken A. 107, 125 Fike, Marcia G. 44 Fisher, Amy J. 24 Flisher, Mary Ina 61 Flory, Karen L. 24 Flory, Ruth M. Ford, Stephanie A. 24 Foster, Richard W. Frank, Michael T. 35 Franklin, Randolph S. 190, 112 Frederick, Duane E. Freed, Dottie J. 24, 206 Freed, Sharlene D. 35, 210 Freed, Stephen M. Freeman Ill, Millard D. 24, 117 Frei, Judith A. 24 Frei, Steven P. 44, 200 Fretz, Bonita Lou 24 Fretz, Keith L. 24 Fretz, Mark J. 24 Frey, Cynthia J. 60 Frey, Eugene R. 35 Frey, Jean M. 43 Frey, Laura M. 24, 192 Frey, Sidney M. 44 Fritzman, John M. 51, 63 Frye, David L. 35, 176 Fulmer, Chery! L. 24, 28, 235 Fulton, Esther A. 61 Funk, Kathryn E. 24 Gambill, Travis B. Gant Jr., Edward S. 44, 166, 170 Garber, David D. 6, 60, 138 Garber, Judy 62 Gehman, Daniel L. 44, 141 Gehman, David L. Gehman, Dawn L. 24 Gehman, Lois W. Gehman, Margaret M. 15 Geisert, Gregory W. Gerber, Beatrice J. Gerber, Christian Gerber, Rachel F. Gibson, Peggy S. 24, 200, 207 Gingerich, Brenda S. 24, 25, 203 Gingerich, Dennis D. Gingerich, Janet L. Gingerich, Julia A. 24, 123, 206 Gingerich, Linda A. Gingerich, Marjorie 127 Gingrich, Paul E. Gingrich, Laurie A. 24 Gingrich, Trula N. 35, 109 Glick, Michael Z. 63, 153, 177 Glick, Susan M. 35 Gnagey, Faith L. 44 Gnagey, Keith Allen 15, 127, 128 Gnagey, Shelia A. 35 Gochenour, Vickie R. 24 Godshalk, E. Brnet 35 Godshall, Karl W. 44, 123 Good, E. Joan 24 Good, Helen R. 65, 125 Good, Linford L. 25 Graber, Trudy A. 24, 25, 203 Graham, Patricia A. ; Grasse, Marilyn F. 62, 125 Gray, Brad T. Graybill, C. Robert Greaser, Mary Jean 35 Greiser, David B. 125 Grimes, Daniel B. 44 Groff, Marlin G. 35, 131, 151 Grosh, Jerrold L. 62 Guardacosta, Karen E. Guengerich, Annette A. 64 Guengerich, Audrey J. 44 Guengerich, Debra A. 25, 30, 175 Guengerich, Paul 15 Guntz, Harold B. 44, 170 Habwe, Florence O. 64 Hamilton, Letitia M. 65 Handrich, Kenneth M. Handrich, Marilyn K. 64 Hanley, Tammie K. 25, 200 Hanson, Donna J. 35 Hanson, J. William 173 Hanusofski, Sally C. 25, 201 Harder, Janet C. Hardinger, Ann N. 15 Harnish, Debra J. 25 Harnish, Jeffrey D. 25, 235 Harrison, Joan M. 35 Hart Jr., Barrett S. 174 Hartman, Ellen P. Hartman, Philip J. Harwick, Dawn P. Hatter, William W. 35, 188 Hayes, Rosemary N. 15 Heacock, Daniel G. Headings, Roger D. 25, 183 Heatwole, Dolores J. 25 Heatwole, Mark K. 35 Hedrick, Debra K. Heishman, James C. 25 Heitz, Karen L. 5, 65 Helmuth, Henry J. Helmuth, Leslie N. 44, 138, 169 Helmuth, Mark H. 25 Helmuth, Steve A. 45, 113, 120 Helsley, Carolyn J. 25 Hensley, Jacklyn C. 36 Herr, E. Grant Herr, James D. 36 Herr, Martha J. 23, 25 Herr, Rose A. 45 Hershberger, Rachel A. 36, 115 Hershberger, Steve K. Hershberger, Susan E. 25 Hershey, Carl E. 25 Hershey, Debra S. 36, 109, 156 Hershey, Heidi N. 25, 136 Hershey, Karen D. 25 Hertzler, Jean C. 36 Hertzler, Susie J. 67 Hess, Glen E. 66 Hess, Gloria K. 66, 156 Hess, John H. 15, 182 Hess, John W. 25 Hess, Marlene K. 36, 111, 160 Hess, Rachel 149 Hesse, Jane N. 25 Hesse, Sally A. 36, 186, 210 Hidalgo, Maria E. Hile, Diane L. 66 Himmelberger, Herbert A. Hiner, Sue A. 66 Hinkle, Gloria J. 25 Hinkle, Ronda L. Histand, C. Wendell 45, 48 Histand, Cynthia J. 45 Hoang, Tuan Manh 193 Hochstetler, Angela K. 36, 138, 149, 210 Hochstetler, Karen R. 45 Hochstetler, Kelly A. 26 Hochstetler, Marcus J. Hochstetler, Sanford E. 67, 188 Hodges, Deborah A. 67 Hoff, Carol T. 26, 203 Hofstetter, James W. 68, 119, 128, 202 Hollinger, Brenda J. 6, 36 Hollinger, J. Daniel 26, SWF, 17463 Hollinger, Jery! L. 26 Hollopeter, Charlotte F. 26 Holmes, Elizabeth W. 45 Holsopple, Christine 36 Hooley, Donald E. 68 Hooper, Carol E. 26 Hoover, Dean L. 36, 153 Hoover, Grace E. 45 Hoover, Jeffrey L. 36 Hoover, Paul N. Hoover, Ruth A. 26, 124 Hoover, Sharon H. 126 Hoover, Thelma S. Horning, Kenneth L. Horst, Doris J. 26, 150 Horst, John Lehman 15 Horst, Martha E. 199 Horst, Reuben W. 36 Horst, Samuel L. 15 Horton, R. Carol Hosler, Sharon 145 Hostetler, Brenda S. 45 Hostetler, Elaine M. 36 Hostetler, J. Marcos 68, 147 Hostetler, Linda J. 26 Hostetler, Marilyn K. Hostetler, Ray A. 69 Hostetler, Ross G. 36, 117, 121, 182 Hostetler, Stanley 36 Hostetler, Virginia S. 69 Hostetter, Darrel M. 68, 127 Hostetter, D. Ralph 15 Hostetter, Edwin J. 26 Hostetter, Philip L. 26 Hostetter, Sherrill L. 45, 127 Houff, D. Michael Hower, Lore C. 26 Huang, Wen Long 69, 179, 193 Huber, Vida S. 15 Hulvey, G. Leroy Hundley, Stephen A. 45 Hunsberger, Anita F. Hunsberger, Charles H. Hunsberger, Daniel R. 26 Hunsberger, Dawn 45 Hunsberger, Fern R. 36 Hunsberger, Jolene M. 45, 200 Hunsberger, Lois G. 45 Hunter, Rebecca 15 Hurst, Dawn R. 36 Ibrahim, Abdidahir B. 45 Immel, Nevin L. 45 Ivanitsky, Serge L. Jackson, Marilyn L. 26, 190 Janocka, Denise M. Jantzi, Bonita H. Jantzi, Douglas B. 70 Jantzi, Janet L. 36 Jantzi, John N. Jantzi, Lynelle R. 26 Jantzi, Vernon Eugene 15 Janzen, Sheryl M. 70 Jicha, Hubert F. 26, 209 Johnson, K.C. 199 Johnson, Laurie J. 26 Johnson, Lois |. 26, 123, 206 Johnson, Stephen M. 26, 129, 208 Jones, Elizabeth M. 26 Jones, Karen A. 70, 185 Jones, Ruth C. Kabongo, Martin M. 71, 168, 198 Kagey, V.L.D. Kalous, Paul Kanagy, Jonathan L. Kandel, Carolyn L. 26 Kauffman, Christine 71 Kauffman, Elroy W. 15, 201 Kauffman, E. Wayne Kauffman , Galen E. 45, 121, 141 Kauffman, Glenn M. 14, 16, 119, 122 Kauffman, Linford A. 45, 49, 129 Kauffman, Miriam 16 Kauffman, N. Leroy 4, 70, 121, 141, 150 Kauffman, Verda E. 36 Kauffmann, Curtis D. 45 Kaufman, Lavonne D. 36, 149, 211 Kaufman, R. Timothy Kaufman, Stanley A. 16, 204 Keeler, Chery! B. 71 Keeler, Mary E. Keener, Carl D. Keener, Dana R. 45 INDEX @ 235 Keener, Gerald H. Keim, Albert N. 14, 16 Keim, Leanna Y. Kenagy, Carmen M. 26, 206 Kenerson, Joan A. 36, 153, 202 Kennel, James A. 73, 191 Kerman, Marjorie L. 72 Kindy, Rosemary L. 45, 152 King, Daniel M. 26 King, David A. 16 King, David A. 45, 187 King, Debra A. 73, 108, 239 King, Jewel E. King, Martha A. 26 King, Pamela C. 45 King, Phillip A. King, Richard R. 26 Kipps, Bruce A. 36 Kirby, Sallyanne E. 36, 136 Kleinman, Alice E. Knight, Alan F. Kniss, Fred L. 45, 150 Kolb, Barbara J. 46 Kolb, Daniel F. Kolb, Debra A. 73 Kolb, D. Floyd 26 Krall, John B. Kratz, Sharon L. 27 Kratz, Virginia M. 46, 153 Kraybill, J. Charles 46, 148 Kreider, J. David 147 Kreider, Jonathan M. 36, 206 Kreider, Lois Seitz 16 Kreider, Mary Ann 21, 73, 169 Kreider, Phillip R. Kreider, Rosemary J. 36 Kuhn, David V. 37, 153 Kuhns, Donald E. Kuhns, Olive M. 16 Kuhns, Pamela G. 27 Kullander, Cynthia L. 37 Kullander, Rolph H. 46 Kulp, Gerald H. Kurtz, James R. 27, 170 Kurtz, Michael D. 72, 112 Kyler, Marijke 16 Landes, Anita H. Landes, Roland 118 Landes, Steven J. 27 Landis, Daryl R. 72, 117, 138, 145, 210 Landis, Gwendolyn A. 27, 128 Landis, Jan L. Landis, Jay B. 16 Landis, John A. 37, 128 Landis, Loralea D. 46 Landis, Nancy J. 46 236 @ INDEX Landis, Peggy H. 16 Landis, Steve E. 72, 125, 142 Landry, Jacqueline L. 27 Lane, Ruth E. Lanker, Arlene H. 46, 128 Lapp, Anita K. Lapp, James R. 28, 37, 187 Lapp, Jerry 16 Lawyer, Mikel L. 119, 173 Layman, Anita M. 27 Layman, Kenneth L. 27, 118 Leach, Gaynelle D. Leaman, James R. Leaman, Jay M. 75 Leaman, Stephen R. 37 Lechlitner, Debra K. 37 Lee, Judith L. Lee, Katherine E. 46 Leech, Kathy L. 27, 157, 172 Lehman, Anne 16, 111 Lehman, A. Larry Lehman, Cynthia L. 126 Lehman, Elsie Elizabeth 17 Lehman, Esther K. 17 Lehman, Gerald D. 37, 145, 160, 236 Lehman, J. Larry 37 Lehman, James A. 27 Lehman, James O. 17 Lehman, John J. 37, 177, 185, 189 Lehman, Joyce E. 37, 197 Lehman, Judith A. 37 Lehman, Lois E. 46 Lehman, Lola M. 17 Lehman, Michael L. 74, 154 Lehman, Noel B. 27, 172 Lehman, Ruth Krady 17 Lehman, Wilmer Ray 15, 17 Leichty, Brent L. 46 Leichty, Teresa H. 46 Leidig, Paul M. 74, 201 Levine, Wanda L. 27, 175 Lewis, Barbara H. Lewis, Brian J. Lewman, Margaret A. 27 Libby, Brigette A. 27 Libby, Robin J. 8, 37, 145 Liller, Brenda K. 27, 200 Lind, Miriam M. 74 Linsly, Robert H. 46, 235 Liskey, Henry H. 37 Litton, Sarah J. 37, 185 Lobb, Patricia A. 75 Logan, Dorothy D. 17 Long, Mary L. 37 Long, Ray A. Long, Teresa E. 46 Longacre, Elizabeth 27, 178 Longacre, Esther K. 17 Longacre, Sheryl A. 75 Longenecker, Dawn M. 27, 208 Longenecker, Nelson E. 46 Loss, J. Michael 46 Lowe, Helen E. 27 Lowrie, Winnifred S. 46, 110, 187, 196 Lubbers, Jeff 121 Luther, Jeanne E. Luther, O. Kem 17 MacDonald, A. Carolyn 37, 200 MacMaster, Eve MacPherson, James |. 46 Maltby, Rebecca L. 46 Mannhardt, Cassandra 37 Martens, Kathy M. 76 Martin, Carla A. 27, 181 Martin, Cathy L. 37, 110 Martin, David E. 46 Martin, Dawn E. 27, 203 Martin, Diane L. 46 Martin, Don R. 37 Martin, Eric D. 46, 112 Martin, Frederick D. 145, 199 Martin, J. Herbert 17 Martin, John R. 17 Martin, Joseph A. 27, 157 Martin, Julia E. 27, 46 Martin, Julia A. Martin, Leroy E. 37 Martin, Linford D. 46, 145, 153, 166, 177 Martin, Marian 127 Martin, Maureen 76 Martin, Orpha B. Martin, P. Douglas Martin, Philip E. 46 Martin, Rachel E. 27, 162 Martin, Sandra J. Martin, Sharon E. 46 Martin, Susan E. 77 Martin, Ula R. Martin, W. Gary 77 Mason, Virginia P. 37 Mast, Ervin J. 17 Mast, Evelyn Shank 17, 144 Mast, Harlan L. Mast, Joseph W. 17 Mast, Phyllis L. 28, 203 Mast, Robert E. 46 Mast, Twila 127 Masten, James L. Mathews, Samuel C. Maust, Brian E. 28 Maust, Margie A. 46 Maust, Marvin 77 ie, His 6 aes ™ { “ Pa ¥ 4h, ae a Oe ws Maust, Wilbur 141 May, Arlene R. 17 McBee, Lorna M. 77 McCormick, John B. McCowan, Martha L. 37 McMullen, Conley K. 47 Mease, Sharon L. 47 Meck, Marvin L. 28 Meck, Mary L. 37, 109, 115, 205 Meeks, Gary L. 47 Megginson, Archie Ray 17 Melhorn, Rachel E. 76, 125, 199 Mellinger, A. Clair 18 Mengle, Karen R. 78, 141 Metzler, Curvin B. 38 Metzler, Philip L. 12, 38, 188 Metzler, Zeda G. 79 Meyer, Kathryn J. 78 Meyer, Linda 79 Meyer, Ruth E. 28, 124 Michael, Michele M. 38 Miller, Brian B. 28 Miller, Donald C. Miller, Eugene D. 43, 47, 113 Miller, Ira E. 18, 144 Miller, Karen E. 38 Miller, Karla J. 79, 195 Miller, Kenneth L. 28, 179, 235 Miller, Kent A. 28 . Miller, Melissa A. 18 Miller, Marcus L. 28 Miller, Margie L. 47, 108, 115 Miller, Mary C. 28 Miller, Merrill D. 28 Miller, Michael W. 28, 193 Miller, Peggy R. Miller, Phyllis 47 Miller, Rebecca D. 78 Miller, Rita M. 28, 149 Miller, Sam E. 18 Miller, Sheryl D. 38, 145, 209 Miller, Sue A. 80 Miller, Susan K. 81 Miller, Theresa A. 80, 204 Miller, Vicki M. 28 Miller Jr., Albert E. 38 Millette, Barbara J. 206 Mills, Caroline A. 81 Minnich, Stephen J. 25 Minter, Cynthia K. 38 Mishler, Chrisann A. 38 Mitchell, Sandra C. Montanye, Robert E. 38 Moon, Rebekah R. 47, 131 Moore, Charles N. Moore, Douglas L. Moore, Sandra N. Moreland, Rena G. 28, 200 Morris, Barbara C. Morris, Edward A. Morris, Robert E. Morrow, Mary K. 38 Moser, Priscilla J. 28 Mott, Harry D. 38, 116, 122, 182, 236 Moyer, Cynthia L. 29 Moyer, James E. Moyer, Richard A. 47 Moyer, Sandra M. 29, 178 Moyers, Karen L. 29, 128 Moyers, Susan K. 29 Muganda, Godfrey C. 47, 188 Muganda, Priscilla Mumaw, Mariam L. Murphy, Valerie L. 29, 195 Musselman, Luann S. 38, 109 Musselman, Regina L. 38 Musselman, Sonia M. 38 Musser, Marilyn L. 38 Musser, Rose M. 47 Myer, James R. Myers, Karen D. 29 Myers, Mervin D. 29 Myers, Rosalyn J. 81, 151 Nachtigal, Sandra L. 80 Nafissi, Ali Reza Nafissi, Shahrzad Nafziger, Caro! C. 81 Nafziger, Colette L. 83 Nafziger, Kenneth L. 47 Nafziger, Linda E. 125 Nafziger, Marla D. 47 Nafziger, Steven D. 82 Nash, Julianne 83 Neff, Karen L. 38 Nesselrodt, David L. Nestor, Roberta L. 82 Neuenschwander, Janet R. 38 Neuenschwander, Joyce R. 83 Neuschwander, Carlos V. Nguyen, An T. Nice, Karen Y. 38 Nielsen, Nancy L. 47 Nissley, Mary Ellen 82 Nolt, Larry E. 18 Nussbaum, Anita F. 10, 85, 125 Nussbaum, Phil M. 29, 156, 235 Nyamwayira, Mukama L. 47 Okoli, Peace N. 85, 211 Olsen, Marilyn J. 84 Ongalo, Donald O. 84 Osore, Brookway S. Otto, Danny L. 84 Otto, Louise Paradiso, Susan M. 38 Parker, Barbara J. 38 Parker, Larry E. Parrish, Janet L. Passmore, David D. Pate, Valerie L. 39, 169 Patterson, Audrey M. 39, 203 Patterson, Susan W. Pavuk, Diane L. 85, 131 Payne, Diane L. 47, 145, 154 Peachey, Beth A. 29 Peachey, Betty A. 47 Peachey, Kathryn L. 84 Peachey, Shirley K. 29, 209 Pellam, Carolyn E. 47, 137 Pellman, Carol A. Pellman, Hubert R. 18 Penner, Celia J. 29, 200 Perez, Angel D. 87, 194 Peters, Julia K. 47 Petersheim, Beth A. 29 Philips, Barbara T. 29 Phillips, Keith R. 18, 113 Phillips, Lynette F. 39 Phillips, Marvin C. Phillips, Randy A. 39 Phillips, Susie Pierantoni, Judy 39 Plank, Ann E. 47 Pleil, Vijaya A. 29, 202 Poland, Imogene L. Porter, Edward |. 39 Porter, Joy E. 127 Porter, W. Forest Powell, Peggy G. 39 Pratkanis, Anthony R. 35, 39, 194 Pry, Vicki L. 29 Puckett, Denise C. 29, 207 Purcell, Anda R. 86 Ralston, Cathy C. Ramer, Glenna M. 87 Ramsburg, Sharon E. 29 Ranck, Lois A. 86 Range, William E. Ray, Donna M. INDEX @ 237 Rediger, Wesley A. 18, 144 Redmond, Betty S. 18, 144 Reed, Susan K. 47 Reinford, Barbara A. 87, 145 Reinford, Ralph L. 48, 178 Reist, Christopher 29 Reitz, Herman R. Ressler, Brenda S. 39, 111 Ressler, Evonne J. 29 Ressler, Lawrence 18, 128, 156, 184 Ressler, Wanda M. 29, 209 Ressler, Wendell E. 39, 177, 189 Revercomb, Deborah A. 89 Rhodes, Brenda H. 48, 133 Rhodes, Carolyn |. 29 Rhodes, Marlene F. 29 Rhodes, Susan L. 48 Rice, Deborah K. 48, 141, 198 Richard, Connie F. 39 Richter, Cynthia L. 25, 29 Riegsecker, Doneta B. 39 Risser, Joy E. 29 Risser, Miriam L. 48 Risser, Ruth A. 29 Ritenour, H. Steven Ritter, C. Eugene 30 Roadcap III, James H. Robbins Jr., Edward T. Robertson, Norvell D. Rodriguez, Antero G. 86 Rohman, Deborah J. 48 Rohman, Nancy A. 30, 206 Rohrer, Larry D. Rohrer, Pamela A. 89 Root, Douglas C. 39 Ropp, Lowell J. Ropp, Ruth A. 48 Roth, Annita M. 39, 156 Roth, Jolene 39, 138 Roth, Kenneth E. 48, 109 Roth, Philip M. 11, 39, 149 Roth, Roy D. 16, 18, 140 Roth, V. Joy 39, 235 Rudy, Evelyn J. 30, 124 Rufenacht, Verle D. 89, 200 Rush, Geraldine W. 18 Rush, Marjorie 39, 149, 169, 192 Rush, Wendy J. 30 Rushby, William 14 Ruth, Janet M. 39 Ruth, Lois 39 Ruth, Thomas K. 39 Rutt, CarolJ. 48, 153 Rutt, Karen S. 30, 206 Rutt, Marian 39 Rutt, Phil 39, 144, 147, 202 Ryman, Rebecca A. 30 Sahawneh, Ghassan M. 88 Salas, Zaida M. 30, 196 Sandberg, Craig W. 125 Sanders, Beth A. 40 Sanders, Travis E. 112 Saner, Shirley K. 40, 108, 144 Santiago, Rolando L. 38, 40 Santomenna, Patricia J. 45, 48, 125, 145 Sauder, Marian Ruth 18 Saunders, Andrew F. 157 Sawatzky, Joy 88, 127 Sawatzky, Walter W. 88, 127 Schaefer, Amy L. 88, 141 Schlabach, Bradley L. 89 Schlabach, Bruce A. 90, 119 Schlabach, Jayne P. 89 Schlabach, John D. Schlabach, Richard D. 40 Schmidt, Carolene F. 40, 146 Schmidt, Kathleen A. 48 Schmitt, Mary Lou 48, 125 Schmitt, Ruth A. 30, 193 Schoch, Lori A. 90 Schrock, Carol 48 Schrock, Eleanor G. 40 Schrock, Herman M. 18 Schrock, Joanna Schrock, Trudy J. 48, 197 Schwartzentruber, Wilda K. 48, 109 Schweitzer, Cheryl L. 49 Schweitzer, Judy A. 40, 114 Seal, Jacqueline 40 Seaman, Diane M. 30 Sensenig, Karen E. 91 Shank, Beth A. 47, 91, 127 Shank, Betty |. 90 Shank, Charles S. 47, 127 Shank, Donald 40, 33 Shank, Donna J. 40 Shank, Larry E. Shantz, Ivan R. Sheets, Deborah G. 49 Shelly, Susanne R. 49 238 @ INDEX Shelly, Vicki Ann Shenk, Ann M. 40, 141, 160 Shenk, Barbara S. 209 Shenk, Byron S. 18, 106, 117 Shenk, Calvin E. 18 Shenk, Carl E. 30 Shenk, Clayton O. Shenk, Donna L. 91 Shenk, Eileen M. Shenk, Henry L. 30, 235 Shenk, |. Elaine 92 Shenk, James L. 40, 137, 179, 235 Shenk, James W. 49, 146 Shenk, Jonathan D. 93, 179 Shenk, Margaret M. 19 Shenk, Peggy B. 19 Shenk, Philip M. 126 Shenk, Phyllis J. 93 Shetler, Nancy K. 30, 137 Shetler, Patricia A. 40, 170 Shifflett, Faye Y. Shipp, Roger L. Shirk, S. Darlene 19 Shoemaker, Craig D. 49, 120 Shoemaker, Ernest B. 30 Shoemaker, Patricia A. 40 Shoot, Doreen 40 Shoup, Barbara E. 40 Showalter, Bonnie J. 92, 108 Showalter, Brenda K. 30 Showalter, Grace |. 19 Showalter, Millard E. 19 Shriner, Stephen L. 137 Shultz, Christine M. 30 Siegrist, Donna Louise 19, 92 Siegrist, J. Marvin 92 Silsley, Jerome W. Simmers, Harold J. Simmons, Eileen K. 40 Sipes, Roger L. 93 Sisler, Karen M. Slabaugh, Marvin T. Smith, Carla 40 Smith, Joseph J. 94 Smith, Joyce E. 30 Smith, Nancy G. 30 Smith, Riley R. Smith, Sharon L. 95 Smucker, Carl J. 30, 136 Smucher, Dennis J. 36, 49, 149 Smylie, M. Elizabeth 49, 179 Snook, Virginia M. 30 Snyder, Delbert 19 Snyder, Denise R. 153 Snyder, Jennifer L. 30 Snyder, Lee F. 19 Snyder, Linda D. 94 Snyder, Lorna L. 95 Snyder, Luanne M. 40 Sommers, Elvin J. Sonifrank II, Scherril L. 30 Souder, Paul W. 40, 41, 148, 171 Sours, Deeta A. 49 Speigle, Wayne R. 30 Sprowl, Deborah K. 40 Squires, Elizabeth A. 30 Staggers, Reginald D. Stahl, John D. 19 Stauffer, J. Mark Stauffer, Julia A. 30, 155 Stauffer, Mary Grace 49 Stauffer, Michael D. 95, 131, 171 Stauffer, Rhonda L. Stauffer, Thomas L. Steckley, Diane L. 30 Steffy, Diane L. 40 Steiner; Christine K. 94 Steiner, Janice M. 30, 206 Steiner, Judy E. 95 Steiner, Karen S. 49 Steiner, Nancy M. 30, 175 Steiner, Philip J. 30 Steinman, Donna C. 49 Stetter, Polly A. 40, 157, 198 Stetter, Susan L. 30 Stoesz, Dean A. 49 Stoesz, Marcia Y. 49 Stoll, Carol Ann 19, 184 Stoll, Joseph W. 12, 40 Stoltzfus, Beverly S. 31 Stoltzfus, Darlene K. 31, 136 Stoltzfus, Ruth Ann Stoltzfus, Susan B. 237 Stoner, Barry D. 31 Stouffer, Carol A. 49 Strawderman, Dennis 132 Strong, Samuel Z. 19 Stuck, Christine E. 97, 110 Stucky, Gary 182 Stultz, Rebecca J. 96 Stutzman, Anita S. 49, 157 Stutzman, Arlene M. Stutzman, Maurice W. 49 Stutzman, Merla F. 41, 145, 197 Stutzman, Merle D. 31 Stutzman, Timothy W. 96 Suleiman, Margaret J. Summer, Mary K. 97 Suter, Daniel B. 19 Swarr, Evelyn R. 31 Swartley, J. Duane Swartley, Mary L. 19 Swartley, R. Dean 41 Swartley, Willard 19 Swartz, Heather M. 41 Swartz, Herbert L. 19 Swartz, Timothy P. 185, 192 Swartzendruber, John K. 41 Swartzendruber, Loren 19, 127, 131, 145 Swartzendruber, Patricia A. Swartzentruber, Julia M. 49 Swartzentruber, Merlin D. 31, 172, 189, 211 Swift, Laurie R. 31 Swink, Donna K. Swisher, Roy W. Talley, Martha L. Talley, Samuel W. Taylor, Kenneth R. Thomas, Melvin H. 31, 194 Torian, Judy M. 41 Townsend, Cynthia A. Townsend, James D. 97 Tran, (Gloria) Ninh Sonthi 63 Trimble, Patricia G. 41 Tripple III, John B. Troyer, Cynthia L. 31, 131 Troyer, Lois E. 31 Troyer, Lowell D. 41 Troyer, Rebecca E. 41 Troyer, Sheilia 20, 131 Trueblood, Linda A. 49, 181, 211 Twigg, Cynthia M. 49 Tyner Jr., Ira L. 50 Tyson, Phyllis B. Ulmer, Julie A. 96 Valentine, Bonnie L. 50 Van Dyck, Edward S. Vest, Lurana L. 31] Waibel, Jill R. 41, 108 Walker, David A. 107 Wall Ill, Jerry L. 190, 112 Walters Jr., Gordon D. Watts, Keith E. 31] Weaver, Bryan K. 31, 183, 190 Weaver, Charmaine 98 Weaver, Cynthia R. 31 Weaver, Dale P. 31, 117 Weaver, David M. 99, 138, 140 Weaver, Donna F. 31 Weaver, Doris J. 33, 41 Weaver, Edith |. 50 Weaver, Judith K. 31 Weaver, Karen J. 154, 237 Weaver, Melody E. 99 Weaver, Nancy L. 31 Weaver, Naomi 20, 144 Weaver Jr., Herbert G. Weber, Barbara E. 4] Weber, Bonita F. 99, 111 Weber, Louisa A. 41, 147, 176 Weber, Nelson E. 31, 131 Weidman, John B. 41, 189 Wenger, Cheryl M. 41 Wenger, Philip R. 126 Wenger, Rachel L. 31, 183 Wenger, Richard D. Werner, Teena M. 50 White, Larry 20 Whitesell, Kim E. Whitmore Jr., Sheldon L. 50 Whitson, Joyce A. 98 Wiebe, Peter 130 Wilbers, Arlen M. 31 Williams, Barbara B. Williams, Gayle, L. 31 Williams, Gene M. Williams, Isaac J. 185 Williams, Leslie E. 42 Williams, Rivers 20 Williams, Thomas E. Wilson, Carolyn C. Wise, Douglas A. 31 Witmer, Arlene L. 98 Witmer, Donna L. 41, 100 Witmer, Mary Ellen Witmer, Miriam R. 101, 153 Witwer, Janet E. 42 Wogu, Melese Wolf, Ruth A. 42 Wofe, Donna K. Wolfley, Linrae F. Wong, John Y. S. Woodfin, Robert H. Workman, Martha S. 32 Wright, James W. 50 Wuest, Sharon J. 100 Wuntke, Henry J. Wyse, Dwight O. Wyse, Joyce A. 109 Wyse, Judith A. 32 Wyse, Sara J. Yoder, Andrea J. Yoder, Anita R. 50 Yoder, Ann L. Yoder, Carroll David 17, 20 Yoder, Damon L. 32 Yoder, David D. 20 Yoder, Diane B. 50 Yoder, Douglas R. 32 Yoder, Duane L. 20 Yoder, Elwood E. 32 Yoder, Fannie E. 25, 35 Yoder, Gary L. 42, 107, 211 Yoder, Greta 42 Yoder, J. David Yoder, Jeanne R. 32 Yoder, Jonathan P. 100, 107, 184 Yoder, Joyce Y. Yoder, Julia L. 176 Yoder, Karen L. 50 Yoder, Karen S. 42, 110, 115 Yoder, Keith J. 101, 171, 239 Yoder, Lee M. 20 Yoder, Mahlon C. Yoder, Marlissa R. 32, 162, 173 Yoder, Mary E. 101, 122, 205 Yoder, Miles E. 42, 113 Yoder, Nancy A. 20 Yoder, Oren D. 103, 112 Yoder, Paul J. 102 Yoder, Phil R. 50 Yoder, Sandra A. 32 Yoder, Sharon L. 101, 142 Yoder, Shirley J. Yoder, Stanley V. 42 Yoder, Stanley J. 103, 116 Yoder, Steve J. 50 Yoder, Susan Hess 20 Yoder, Twila J. 32 Yoder, Wayne C. Yoder, Wendell P. 50 Youket, Edward F. Young, Mark E. 148 Yousey, Kim L. 103 Yutzy, Charlotte K. 32 Yutzy, Julana |. 32 Yutzy, Lenora 42, 209 Zehr, David M. 50 Zehr, Delmar J. 32 Zehr, Mark D. 42 Zehr, Philip D. 32 Zehr, Susan M. 42 Zeiset, Sandra E. 37, 42, 144 Zimmerli, Peter F. 50, 184, 202 Zimmerly, Emma L. 42 Zimmerman, Joe J. 42 Zimmerman, Maxine K. 102 Zook, Alphie 20 Zook, Darrell E. 32 Zook, John E. 104 Zook, Lois M. 42, 108 Zook, Ronald E. 50 Zook, Rose M. 102 Zook, Velma 127 Zoss, Carolyn K. 104 Zuercher, Candace |. 103 INDEX @ 239 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 240 @ END Faculty Advisor: Omar Eby Publisher: Hunter Publishing Company; Representative, Jim Ellis Cover Credit: J. David Kreider, J. Marcos Hostetler, Steve Charles Photo Credits: Jim Bishop, Wayne Detweiler, J. David Kreider, J. Marcos Hostetler, Linford Good, Jim W. 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