Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1985 volume:

crag 7 (sea ‘ 7 ie EN 8 5 Opening _ tim 1 Faculty Staff = 16 World Views 58 Student Lite 68 Athletics 98 - Organizations 120 Underclassmen 144 Seniors 180 _ Advertisements - 220 _ Index 244 Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg, Virginia Volume 39 ee ee ee SS —— —— a — — eee = - =+ oS RTE eo ; Ss z : i ee | eT o's ee ne ee ET RE ee me Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg, Virginia Volume 39 200 =. le i at a — tit The world would come. It’s just out there All bursting-tender and floatingly tangy. | could call in it, quick and strong — Just a little tap-smash, and here comes the world! Air all expanding I'd dance and fling my tears around And live in a perfect jumbled order Listening to the star-stories. The glass is so clear, and smooth, And | have no rocks or books or crosses To smash with. The world doesn’t come through this window. — Angela Kreider 2 Opening ‘a 4 =) | ROANOKE! ; a prerereratt FS oe os Opening 3 OSS 4 Opening Knock on your window. It may break. Throw back the sash of your door. It may be bare. Uncaulk the cracks. The air may be chilly. Rip off the locks. The keys may rattle without security. No longer look, no longer peer behind or at the threshold of. Go through. Open wide. Invite in. Never close. Windows are blinding. Doors are insecure. — Jody Shearer Gigli ige, tage ES Se LLL Opening 5 ‘Sonnet of Fire and Snow That winter night, | knelt to feed the fire, Then, standing, watched the blood-hot embers glare With veiled might: retreating from the pyre, The window, hard and clear, | stopped to stare. Outside; mute tomb of night, a moon of ice Exposed the smooth and polished shield of snow, An empty world, without a sacrifice To offer from the frozen field below. Then, in the glass itself, my tired eyes Could see the altar, clashing unity: Great arms of fire reaching to the skies, And burning up the silent, snowy sea. Flat in the glass — the blazing flames of gold Can now consume the sullen soul of Cold. — Kerry Jantzi 6 Opening Opening 7 We are the people of the window, Watching the world through Iconoscope Eyes. Spectators of reality And unreality — Voyeuristic mummies Of the easy chair. — Amy Rosenberger “a anole ASS BE TID RESTOR LNA EASES ALLE EEE PLB LEBLLEE ODE ALLELE LED, TT UTE FT 4 © Ly Be is Le ig , ; ; -y é. Z 8 Opening | Ps P| 1a Self 7] Sigg —“—— i : i Be Opening 9 10 Opening The Burning Church We followed the old man’s crooked finger to the church on the bald hill. As we went he muttered names of fathers and great-aunts carved into the yellow pine pulpit. Walls stood parched and naked amid the charred pews. Blackened remnants of beams made feeble stabs benath the sky’s blue vault. Yet the windows studied our approach; Their arched gaze spilling light as our feet shuffled piles of ashes. The broken edges of their giass shaped a laugh that echoed the flames’ lick. Birds perched on the cutting lips, reviving choruses once mingled with the somber light that seeped through the olive colored drapes. The walls of this congregation were built without windows, Word carefully stacked upon word until the light within grew stale and the breath of bodies folded in prayer turned cold. One night the church burned, An altar consumed without sacrifice. The people ran down the hill, leaving the bricks to stand like a raging prophet, eyes stretched by his vision, mouth gaping towards heaven crying: Let us build our walls with windows. — Randy Seitz Opening 11 See er,” ss Bi ale Pies Bie ee nes Sm at on sie a sf a Sette abt EG ancl a ay 12 Opening Nothing is more tantalizing than an open window framing a Spring-laden world. — Noel King TO FTTH HHH Opening 13 Inside Out Window, window, through the wall Why must light come in so small? Long | look at others’ glass; Beams of day reflect from all. All — or so it seems to be, Underneath the canopy. Brightness dims inside my nest; Shades, though, hide the world from me. True, at times the sky sends rain Transports dirt and leaves the pane. Winds as well rerun their route, Strike stale air and then refrain. Thoughts to change the sight within — View anew and cease the sin. | at last traverse the lens, Now | look from outside in. — Daryl Driver HAA CTH eeu qa UL H i 4 OT ea i i ili TTT a a ' y . 7 i i a : ; Say at (HIN aT | i | III PEEEEEES j { PETE ; t a Mgeat ata ATTAUI MIUDILLIL Tr Hi i! In TM | TT r Ill : i! i | 14 Opening 18 Faculty Staff Richard C. Detweiler, President | |M Sitiecsiatnesastittie: aaa Ge sident’s 7 Office 9 Peggy B. Shenk, Administrative Assistant 4 lee F. Snyder, Dean Marie H. Shenk, Administrative Assistant Faculty Staff 19 —— Margaret M. Gehman, Part-time: ie Stanley A. Kaufman, Chairman 20 Faculty Staff : Dorothy J. taman Below In D Stephen F Weaver, Part-time Center ristian Faith Sustemane SISTING Calvin E. Shenk, Chairman ‘enneth L. Seitz il ne ich inger Ray C.G wwames R. Engle, Part-time Faculty Staff 21 Kenton K. Brubaker | Daniel B. Suter A. Clair Mellinger, Chairma Robert D. Yoder 22 Faculty Staff i 1) Glenn M. Kauffman, Chairman Chemistry Vvom@are oor Larry H. White, Part-time Faculty Staff 23 24 Faculty Staff John W. Eby, Chairman Above: Mariam L. Weaver Center: Donald E. Showalter, Part-time Business Ronald L. Stoltzfus Allen G. Stoltzfus, Part-time 25 ® i E 5 i= = a 3 Z o Le S CT) = Sse = © = o 3 O 3 (e) Eee] 2 = = © o E Y) w fe ad) x = ee (S o E : @® = eo) i = Ga c ss E Gs. § : O = ae] ed © 1 2 BO rN c ® oO Marlene C. Showalter, Part-time Mast oseph W. | it | | ne 26 Faculty Staff Nancy R. Ryan Auburn A. Boyers Lola M. Lehman, Part-time Administrative Assistan’| Alphie A. Zook HH HI HI Hh eee Center: Naomi M. Krall, Part-time Above: Donovan D. Steiner, Chairman (Hitt HHH Lee M. Yoder, Part-time, and Director of Advancement Joyce E. Brunk Faculty Stafi 27 ee | h Jay B. Landis ‘Omar E. Eby , Part-time Jr. Abraham Davis James R. Bomberger, Chairman 28 Faculty Staff fe} n wn i se) 2 a D is 2 ) o te N c fy a3 D c oO ic N Diana M. Enedy, Part-time Donald B. Shenk 29 Faculty Staff Marijke A. Kyler, Part-time Donald R. Clymer ! } 30 Faculty Staff | Janet C. Harder, Chairman = : Home Economics Doris A. Bomberger, Part-time KJ6DB Gerald R. Brunk, Chairman History fary L. Hershberger, Part-time . Faculty Staff 31 Stephen W. Sachs i js1 Gail D. Little, Part-time Center: Below -time Part Mary Lou Wright, Marge A. Maust ‘ Kenneth J. Nafziger, Chairman John W. Fast 32 Faculty Staff atl ee ee H. Michael Wenger Mamie M. Mellinger Nisan A. Yoder Center: Valda Garber-Weider Above: Beryl H. Brubaker, Chairman Faculty Staff 33 ncy A. Yoder _ = = 34 Faculty Staff Danielle L. Schoch, Part-time Media Materials Coordinator: Nursing Olive M. Kuhns, Part-time Sharon A. Sacra, Secretary)’ is Marie S. Morr _ o 2 c ® oO _ ® N S 1o) o n ® = Below lariamma K. Thomas m and Ann G. Hershberger tosemary F. Shimer Faculty Staff 35 Orval J. Gingerich, Chairman Physical Education 36 Faculty Staff Sherman D. Eberly Byron S. Shenk Below: Peggy Kellers Center: Linda L. Gaddis,Part-time Secretary Pottonacamgaan i aOOY NOR acs, poset Sandra L. Brownscombe Salen R. Lehman “ Psychology % % it, Part-time Beno Helen L il’, David Glanzer, Chairman Faculty Staff 37 38 Faculty Staff Sociology social Work Ervin J. Mast, Chairman Vernon E. Jantzi Titus W. Bender: | John L. Horst, Planetarium Director Museum Planetarium Marijke A. Kyler, Planetarium Program Presenter Center Left: Marjorie Y. Guengerich, Museum Director Mike Borkholder, Student Assistant Faculty Staff 39 Diana Enedy, Coordinator | | Diana Enedy, Linford Yoder | 40 Faculty Staff | | Michelle Monroe, Mary Tee, Abraham Davis, Jr., Director, Joann Lehman Cross _ Cultural Center Fall” eeGIsTRATION eae ie | tS = eee LE Art by Babak Emadi Faculty Staff 41 Below: Historical Library and Archives — Harold E. Huber, Clerical Assistant in Cataloging, Grace I. Showalter, Librarian, Lois B. Bowman, Part-time Assistant Center: Learning Resources — Deborah S. Nyce, Manager | — Main Library — Betty J. Byler, Part-time Associate in Serials, James O. Lehman, Director of Libraries, Ruth K. Lehman, Part-time Associate in | Acquisitions, John H. Krall, Part-time Assistant, Caroline M. Detwiler, Part-time Secretary | 42 Faculty Staff Sarah A. Weaver, Part-time a Information m™ Office —W = Se — Ce eA se Carol S. Hensley, Part-time Secretarial Services t 6 “ te; te.” Lila B. Collins, Part-time Faculty Staff 43 David A. Detrow, Assistant Director Records Anita B. Weaver Twila F. Seland, Secretary, Kathleen J. Miller, Assistant Director, Jerry A. Miller, Assistant Director, Kaufman, Secretary Receptionist, M. Clair Hochstetler , Assistant Director 44 Faculty Staff Rebecca E. Miller, Part-tir) Ross D. Collingwood, Director, Marcia }' | Mary L. Brenneman, Clarence R. Bauman, Director, Steven E. Landis pet Financial _ Ald A. Willard Shertzer, David D. Yoder, Dorothy L. Jantzi, Administrative Assistant, David F. Miller, Director, Samuel Z. Strong, Part-time Assistant, James M. Shank Faculty Staff 45 Below: Mariann Martin, Mary Jane King, Director Center: James V. Bishop | s Communications John A. Davidhizar, David E. Graybill, WEMC Station Managers i, hy Dorothy Logan, Administrative Assistant Alumni Church David B. Miller, Director 46 Faculty Staff ] liom E. Coffman, Postman, Betty J. Hertzler, Supervisor, Mail Services Linda Nafziger Meiser, Baker, Margaret A. Kauffman, Cook, Helen L. Ours, Manager Snack Shoppe Faculty Staff 47 {Kei Below: John D. Stahl, Director Center: Fern |. Erb, Administrative Assistant! i) Business Affairs Computer ervices ¢ Joyce K. Benedict, Computer Operator Personnel Office 48 Faculty Staff fievin A. Carey, Accountant, Donald P. Foth, Controller, Mary Kay Heatwole, Cashier Data Entry Clerk, ) Mary Ellen Witmer, Accounts Receivable Manager A. June Drescher, Coordinator David C. Stoltzfus, Key Operator Business Office Word Processing See Lois W. Layman, Part-time Faculty Staff 49 a ae TTT C “ “‘“—S™S S S S S S é “‘“‘CSCS ‘“‘(‘(‘“C - Kenton Zehr, Joseph C. Shenk, Campus Pastor Student § Life 2 ANUS RAE ARATE Peggy H. Landis, Director Erma H. Brunk, Administrative Assistant || 50 Faculty Staff Mark E. Souder, International Student Director, Residence Director, Elmwood and Maplewood, Thomas S. Baker, Student Activities Director, Residence Director, Oakwood and Birchwood i ) @arrie S. Martin, Director of Housing, Residence Director, Roselawn, Vaughn C. iy )auffman, Resident Assistant Director, Residence Director, Northlawn ai onan 1 4 4 i t } Gime — | A r Association . Frances V. Brubaker, Assistant in Student Services =llen C. Rutt, Miriam K. Kauffman, Nurses | Faculty Staff 51 52 Faculty Staff Anita K. Graber, Director of Career Development jesse SHS enmereetmne nce: ee Student Life Peggy Landis, Harlan A. Millette, Counseling and Orientation Coordinato; Wesley A. Rediger, Director of Integrated Student Services Projec ( Associates In Servanthood Faculty Staff 53 Fannie Stutzman, Ruma Patel, Mary Coffman, Robert Coffman, Lois Mannhardt, Dorothy Heatwole, | Oi Rachel Stoltzfus || | Shamrock Food eErvices | Above: Lois Miller, Marilyn Schlabach Center: Ruma Patel Campus = Bookstore ¢ AN ERBOMITE COLLEGE Susan Mast, Beth Swartz, Roger Wenger || | 54 Faculty Staff Custodial Services: Cynthia K. Minter, Library, Floe McAvoy, Science Center, Edward M. Roth, Chapel, ' Geneva H. Bowman, Supervisor Plant Mechanical Services: Lewis R. Driver, Assistant, John M. Shenk, Supervisor Seated: E. Grant Herr, Courier Standing: Marcia J. Moshier, Secretary, James | D. Brunk, Acting Director, C. Eldon Kurtz, Director of Renovation Faculty Staff 55 Roland G. Landes, Supervisor, Auxiliary Services, Rachel A. Hershberger, Custodian : Harold Kuhns Front: Monroe Wood, John Shenk, Roland Landes, Ed Roth, Lewis Driver, Keith Morris, Charles Nesselrodt, Jim Brunk Back: Rachel Hershberger, | Cindy Minter, Nevin Bender, Mike Hughes, Marcia Moshier, Floe McAvoy, Geneva Bowman 56 Faculty Staff ‘ Structural Services: Michael D. Hughes, Tradesman, Norman D. Kauffman, Carpenter, D. Charles _)Nesselrodt, Supervisor Nevin J. Bender, Assistant in Physical Plant, Monroe E. Wood, Supervisor, Grounds Services, W. Carl Messick, Sr., Groundskeeper SSS TER TRIER NETRA, | Center: Harold D. Kuhns, Supervisor, Electrical Electronics Services, Keith A. Eldon Kurtz | Morris, Mechanic, Jose Fernandez, Assistant in Physical Plant Above: Mike , Hughes Faculty Staff 57 Kate Brainard, Emilie Stoltzfus, John Kreider ’ a7 — 3 aE S — © Oo = oO = 2 Ye 77) Lu ® ® a fe — re) oS = ® a BD S a oe 85 ages DD = D ba esl es Go a © mo are == =o a § fe es Ww 7 @ So =z ae g2 o= ©) ££ fe TS (ee o 50 = Is 2 ie Te oS 7) © Mm a oO ® .-2 oO 2 QD Ceres =a] o Te) 4 eee te = ec 2) SES 5 2 Ea ie@ N = aS La =a To) 2 ae ef on = “5 2) i] Ec ® = 6 = i fo) us ui © Washington here aren’t many correspondence courses in swimming. None of the EMC’s course offerings are entitled “Philosophy of Penmanship.” And I’ve never (ever) heard a lecture on how to kiss. There’s a basic truth here. An import ant portion of our life-learning comes through experience, not by being handed theory. Often doing is a better teacher than the blackboard is. Hence, Washington Study-Service Year (WSSY). For ten months |, as one of eleven WSSY students, learned by doing, observ- ing,, analyzing, living. The program is in- tended to maximize such experiential learn- ing rather than relying on lecture, and | found this a stimulating change. | learned about being an artist in the work- ing world by having a twenty hour per week internship as a graphic artist, while others in Brainard, Lee Eshleman _ dill Landis, Kate Brainard study-Service Year the house had internships in their particular field. We explored group life and dynamics of personal relations (phew) by living together (and eating and talking and kidding and arguing and playing together) with one another in the WSSY house in Northeast D.C. We dealt with urban issues simply by living in the stratified city of Washington. In our weekly discussion and experience oriented seminar sessions, we worked with issues like institutions, racism, political process, Christ and culture, and the arts. Finally we took some more traditional academic courses and experienced university life by attending the University of Maryland part-time. There was a little time left for swimming and kissing. — Lee Eshleman Front: Jill Landis, Janine Miller, Emilie Stoltzfus Back: John Kreider, Teresa Puglisi, Carol Hurst, Kate World Views 61 Middle East Semester n eight hour bus ride to New York, a six hour delay at the airport, an eight hour plane ride to Athens, directly fol- lowed by another bus ride and tour of the Acropolis and finally, rest ... thus began Middle East Semester 1984. In the next three months, twenty-seven EMC students accompanied by faculty members Ken and Kass Seitz experienced life in the Middle East by studying, working, hiking, touring, cooking, laughing and com- plaining together through the struggles of adjusting to the various cultures they en- countered. Two weeks in Amman, Jordan were high- lighted by a visit to a refugee camp, entering Palestinian homes and enjoying Arabic hos- pitality. Eight intense weeks in Israel included a camping trip in the Sinai Desert, Bible study 62 World Views The Wailing Wall and the Dome of the Rock | by the Sea of Galilee, a week of service, a free week to travel and the excitement of daily life in the old city of Jerusalem. A final two week stay in Cairo, Egypt intro- duced the group to survival in a third world country. The reality of people hanging on to bus windows for a ride, ceaseless noise and traffic jams, polluted air and a limited supply of water was at times startling. Arriving home and slipping back in the routine of student life was welcome yet sad. Photographs, souvenirs, friendships and vivid memories have replaced the day to day contact which comes from group life and serve as reminders of the valuable experi- ences that the twenty-nine “travelers” had in the Middle East. — Andrea Schrock Brian Boettger oa Edward Nyce, Randy Seitz, Kathryn Seitz, Karma Boyers, Diane Yoder, Denise Yoder, Curt Stutzman, Sherwyn Smeltzer, David P. Weaver ack: Kevin Blosser, Cindy Hansen, Ken Seitz, Egyptian bus driver, Nancy Martin, James Wheeler, Lois Waybill, Ted Esbenshade, Joani Schweitzer, al Bechtel, Brian Boettger, Diania Rusch, Andrea Schrock, Curtis Gerig, Pamela Weaver, James Rea, LuAnn Miller, Doug Geib, Shelby Landis, |) 3arry Kreider, Mick Sommers j ee N ‘a ae + Bate AS Ke ad Diane Yoder, Ted Esbenshade, Kevin Blosser, Andrea Schrock, Shelby Landis, Pamela Weaver, Jim Martin, Ken Seitz, Karma Boyers, David P. Weaver, Lois Waybill, Randy Seitz | World Views 63 Celah Kratz, Myriam Witmer Nevin Bender }i First Row: Zachary Nafziger, David Swartz, Karen Rupp, Celah Kratz, Nevin Bender Second Row: Angela Ann Land Kreider, Helen Nafziger, Ken Nafziger, Annette Grieser Third Row: Pam Nyce, Audrey Shenk, Kirsten Nafziger, Janet Heatwole, Rose Landis, Eugene Stevanus, Tina Eshleman, Bill Longacre Fourth Row: Brad Swope, Kris Stoesz, Brenda Miller, Keith Gross, Mark Miller Fifth Row: Joseph Shenk, Terry Kraybill, Missy Thomas, Ann Landis, Doug Borg, Eric Hostetter, Doug Brunk Sixth Row: Jonelle Gingrich, Sheila Yoder, Lynn Shertzer, Paula Weaver, Rachel Hartman Seventh Row: Heather Taylor, Wanita Knouse, Mike Good, ECT Cindy Lapp, Kendra Good Eighth Row: Phil Wolff, Gary Burkholder, Jim Leaman, Steve Fannin, Lisa Beck, Jeremy Nafziger 64 World Views teve Fannin ‘anet Heatwole, Eric Hostetter Euroterm n January 3, forty students and their leaders Ken and Helen Nafziger and their three children left for three months of studying in Europe. Two months of permanent residency in a youth hotel in Munich, West Germany gave us a chance to feel “at home” in a European city. Travelling by public transportation, eating in res- taurants, washing clothes at the laundromat, and buying groceries were the kind of every- day activities that helped us experience a new culture as more than tourists. Through study of European and German history, by seeing and hearing expressions of the Germans’ creativity in the arts, architecture, and musical compositions of past artists and in the present expressions of the Fasching festival, window displays, and street musicians, and by learning, to varying degrees of fluency, the German language, we began to understand the German culture, at least to understand the importance of such experiences for becoming better members of a global community. Our final month in Europe began with a weekend in Vienna, Austria. There we caught a night train into Poland where we spent ten days learning about a society even more different to us than that of West Ger- many. In Poland we were struck with the warmth and deep faith of a people whose social circumstances are sparse and rigid. Following our time in Poland, we enjoyed another expression of inner richness in the music of Bach and Handel whose 300th birth- days we celebrated in Leipzig, East Ger- many, a city central in their lives. For the remaining twelve days, we broke into groups of two or three and scattered south to Italy and Switzerland or north to France, England, and the Netherlands. When we reunited in Frankfurt, Germany to fly back to the U.S., we were eager to return home, but reluctant to leave a place that had also become home — Ann Landis Gary Burkholder, David Swartz, Joe Shenk, Doug Borg, Lynn Shertzer, Keith Gross World Views 65 Navajo Nation Seminar be verything is going to be fine, but plans have changed,” said Nancy Ryan, our leader, between bites of her frybread and mutton sandwich. That became our motto for the next three weeks because, we learned, the Navajo are not for time schedules like we Anglos are. Though plans changed just about every other day, we were able to observe and work in our respective areas of study in the Kayenta schools, medical center, in health programs, or coal mines. We lived with contemporary Navajo families, most single parent families. We did, however, have the opportunity to experience more traditional culture at the Navajo sheep camp. And interwoven with those ex- periences, we saw the sights of the West. ... and out of the West we came, twelve women, a little worse for the trip home, but a little better for the cross-cultural experience — at least having gained an awareness that another culture is not easily understood. — Rose Williams 66 World Views Back: Lori Umble, Rose Williams, Joyce Brenneman Front: Nancy Brubaker, Toni Thrush, Candy Ross, Anita Zehr, Jane Rutt, Anne Kaufman, Sherie Frueh, Jill Showalter Jane Rutt | _ceedieenea Costa Rica Seminar think one of the most valuable aspects of my Costa Rica cross-cultural experience was the opportunity to see through someone else’s eyes. | became accustomed to my host family’s day-to-day habits, their rice and beans, their jokes, their traditions, their different sense of time, their Catholic beliefs. They were eager to share their way of life and to learn about mine. | not only learned about them but also about myself, because | saw my American-ness from the point of view of a small, vulnerable country which is greatly influenced by the decisions of my country’s government. Sag AANA aE ERIS a — Wanda Bowman Brethren Colleges Abroad Barcelona In Retrospect 1. Carnaval N. Author of Don Quijote 2. Picasso R. Spanish rice seafood speciality 3. Paella A. Recent dictator of Spain 4. Juan Carlos O. Mountains bordering Spain and 5. B.C.A. France 6. Gaudi L. Modernist architect 7. Pyrenees C. Present King of Spain 8. Cervantes B. Two-week festival before Lent 9. Franco A. Famous 20th century Spanish artist E. College study-abroad opportunity including programs in France, Spain, Germany and England Answers: 1.B2.A3R4.C5.E6.L7.08.N9.A — Karla Gingerich (enter: Karla Gingerich and friends Above: The Familia Puig and Lois Weaver World Views 67 Week ellness Week (September 17-21) was a time for assessing one’s life style. The Student Life Office sponsored the many displays, speakers and activities included in Wellness Week. Well- ness is a concept which promotes positive action to increase one’s health and well- being. Factors such as diet, exercise, humor, || rest, stress, habits and attitude are almost | completely within one’s control. Wellness Week emphasized this and provided re- sources for positive decision making. — Mamie Mellinger 70 Student Life Mary Jane and Richard Detweiler __ ||! Sid Frey | Heather Monahan Student Life 71 Eo (S) © fo} iS oO op) A = — Ww = © 2 ve AS. 7p) Handicap Emphasis a Week | | 6 etting into the shoes” of people with disabilities was our goal during Handicap Emphasis, from October 31-November 2. Being born without arms did not keep Hiram Zayas from sharing with us his sensitivity and vision. Through the perspective of C. Ray and Alice | Roush we came to see deafness as a prob- lem that could not stop their ministry. Through Daniel Bowman's eyes, although he is blind, we sensed the difficulty and triumph of his life. About 20 of our campus community limited themselves to wheel- | chairs for a day to participate in the difficuli- ties that Patty Cooper and Tony Wright, stu- dents at EMC, face daily. The wheelchair basketball game with Woodrow Wilson Re- hab Center has a sense of celebration as | their players illustrated what a person can | achieve without full use of parts of the body | most of us take for granted. EMC lost the game but we all won. — Titus Bender Margaret Miller, LuAnn Brenneman’! 72 Student Life oO ™ ) = =I co ) UO = n Don Steiner, Joe Shenk Hiram Zayas ' Ben Fahndrich John and Naomi Lederach piritual Renewal Weeks | Naomi Lederach i ii tit tial | | | il j : | ’ | | | | | | i} ff 1a | Carrie Martin, Katie Funk Wiebe’ (| 74 Student Life | i | | Tim Lind, Calvin Shenk, Harold Reed eaianenalmemmabe etc celal cacti Sa cuiaaiec a aii iDMle Sic 3 fete e xe ner, Michael Cassidy ' Tom Bishop, Dorcas Jerez Student Life 75 National Black History Month ebruary on campus was a time to focus on both Black American and Black African issues. A banner hang- ing in the chapel characterized Nairobi, and the topic for Spring Mission Service Week, also in February, was the Horn of Africa, especially in light of severe famine and de- spair there. College Assemblies during the month included various speakers who also spoke to pertinent issues blacks are facing today — issues as old as the ages, but not yet solved. Black History Month was an op- portunity for us to understand better the rich cultural heritage blacks bring to our country and the EMC community. — Brenda Souder 76 Student Life Titus Bender, Abraham Davis, Emmanuel Mbualangu be Cynthia Moton Dr. Lyndrey Niles { | | Lynne Sensenig 3ruce Ritchie, Sue Stamm, Cheryl Miller Student Activism Roger Kurtz, Titus Bender, Dennis Godby Ue. INTERYENTIO CCENT RAL AMERICA Diania Rusch, Sheryl Sensenig, Lynn Moore, Brenda Zehr Student Life TAT Regina Horst — ® UC = p) ® ® =I Diamond Street Choir’ 78 Student Life | The Annapolis Brass Quintet (Marty Buoncristiani The Staley Distinguished Scholar Lectures: Drs. Paul and Hildegard Tiessen Student Life 79 College Assembly Eurotermers The Best Christmas Pageant Ever: Ray Hertzler, Mariann Martin, Phil Lehman, Jeanne Shirk, Linda Huber, Karen Gingerich, Joey Widrick 80 Student Life Thomas Tarrants | | ns da Adams In Julie Arnold Bonnie Zehr, Nancy Roldn, Joanne Grosh, In Carrie Mart Elaine Horst, Eileen Kennel Brenda Detweiler, Nancy Shank, Kent Widrick, Spencer Swartzendruber ‘oey Widrick, Brenda Shenk Student Life 81 lon ientati Or Mike Good, John Swartzentruber, Fred Erb DO = =a S ie) ne} 3 = op) nN fo) John Davidhizar � WEMC Weekend Pat Shelly, Joanne Grosh op) re) wD: al eS © no) = op) = arvest Happening aro! Caricofe, Sue Miller Daryl Driver, John Lambert, Phil Yoder, Jeff Snyder, Barry Adams, 84 Student Life Sarah Mattocks, Amy Wahl, Julie Stanford, Annette Grieser, Joanne Grosh, Martha Walker }elow: Lowell Miller, Howard Lind, Mary Troyer, Rob Yancey, Rob Ganger, Tom Foreman, Lynn Moore, Kim an Curen, Nelda Rempel, Nancy Martin Center: Glad in concert Youth Convention Jenni Nash, Mark Stevanus BT Ms etn Ng AC ROLE LD Student Life 85 86 Student Life Curt Stutzman Beth Lomakin, Kim Van Curen, Lori Derstine, Kris Zook pe Barry Adams Pate 3rent Showalter, Nick Roth, Craig Snider, John Davidhizar ae Intramurals Maria Lehman, Doug Shenk, Curt Stutzman, Elaine Brunk si Fe sd Ag hci ST tS itt ERT Ae EASE ELAN OIA ORDER NEALE ET EEA HS ee en wie Renee Kreider, Angie Zehr, Kris Zook, Julie Kratz, Gretchen McCue, Beth Lomakin, Margaret Miller, Lori Terry Jantzi, Clyde Kratz, Gregg Brubaker, Neil mq Derstine, Betty Mininger Reinford, Charles Eberly Student Life 87 il Mylon Lefevre and Broken Heart | sii Rb SLE SRE LET Lat ND AAD ps r) iccaoatet Smyrna Band Benny Hester 88 Student Life jo2) io8) ®o =— a [Ss ® ne} 2 = op) Pilar Michelle F i ee 262220) es huck Neufeld x ’ Mylon Lefevre and Broken Heart le | | . Drs. Carpenter and Minnix, V.M.I. Physics The Annapolis Brass Quintet and EMC Chamber Singers _ Professors, Gary Wimmer j Therese Dussaut, Conce rt Pianist The National Players in Shakespeare’s As You Like It!|, te 90 Student Life Below and Center: The Annapolis Brass Quintet Drs. Carpenter and Minnix, V.M.|. Physics Professors Joe and Janette Carter, Folk Musicians Student Life 91 c o = — ay =I A — o = N = © i c _— ® we Howard Lind °| Brenda Wise, Andy Smith 92 Student Life David Landes (Jesus), Joe Hollinger (John the Baptist, Judas) ‘ront Row: Mertie Armes (Peggy), Rose Stauffer (Sonia), Barry Adams (Lamar), Doug Brunk (Jeffrey), andy Ross (Robin), Kendra King (Gilmer), Heather Blosser (JoAnne) Middle: Jeff Snyder (Herb) Back Row: 0e Hollinger (John the Baptist Judas), David Landes (Jesus) Rose Stauffer (Sonia) Student Life 93 —— Long Day’s Journey Into Night Rae ices NS Center: Beverly Shank (Cathleen), Dave Boshart (Edmund Tyrone) Above: John Swartzentruber (James T one), Dave Boshart (Edmund Tyrone), Kerry Janizi (Jamie Tyrone) 94 Student Life | .ori Hartman (Katie Brubacher), Craig Ruth (Menno Miller), Ray Hertzler (Mr. O’Rourke), Beverly Shank Lydie Brubacher), Barry Adams (Levi Miller), Deb Sharp (Esther Miller), Joe Hollinger (Christy Bauman), Dianne Zehr (Martha Brubacher), Mariann Martin (Hannah Bauman) Center: Joe Hollinger (Christy Bauman), Deb Sharp Kerry Jantzi (Yock Bauman), Lori Hartman (Katie Center: Craig Ruth (Menno Miller), Lori Hartman Esther Miller), Beverly Shank (Lydie Brubacher), Brubacher) (Katie Brubacher) Above: Curt Stutzman (Paddy Jan Jantzi (Bishop Eli Frey) Above: Craig Ruth O'Rourke), Kerry Jantzi (Yock Bauman) ‘Menno Miller), Mick Sommers (Zepp Brubacher), Joe Hollinger (Christy Bauman) miagcl Ss | pel Nancy Shank | Jackie Amstutz, Daryl Snider, Phil Borkholder, Willard Stoltzfus, Randy Shenk, Craig Snider, Jill McVey, Don Musical Arts } Carolyn Sachs, Phil Lehmat | 96 Student Life telow: Abraham Davis, Stan Kaufman, John Horst Center: Cindy Wenger, Audrey Brubaker Randy Shenk ‘ Ss Student Life 97 Cross Country The EMC cross country team ran well this year to make a successful season. With an overall record of 24-20-1, they also placed fourth in ODAC, sixth in the State Divisions II and Ill championships, and took tenth in the All-State meet and fifth in the All American NCCAA. 100 Athletics re = Todd Weaver, Doug Yoder Ellie Bain, Todd Weave! jonneth Layman, Coach Doug Shenk ‘ ont: Phil Yoder, Steve Brunk, Jarey Schlabach, Steve Martin, Todd Weaver, Doug Yoder Back: Doug Shenk, Ellie Bain, Mike Yoder, Gerald ‘“wnsend, John Buckwalter, Todd Kayal Athletics 101 —— Seated: Cindy Graber, Allison McGlaughlin Front: Lisa Dymond, Anne Kaufman, Barb Burkhart, Allison Pierantoni, Andrea Steffen, Tracie Paton, Julie Kratz, Beth Hershey, Gloria Peachey, Donna Frey, Paula Weaver Back: Chery! Bergey, Joyce Landis, Janice Martin, Sue Detwiler, Lori Derstine, Jane Rutt, Linda Burkhart, Rose Landis, Martha Walker, Lori Umble, Sandy Brownscombe, Coach, Carrie Martin 102 Athletics Cheryl Bergey � Field Hockey The women’s field hockey team enjoyed a successful season. Not only did they place second inthe ODAC, but their record of 12-3- 1 proved to be the best ever in the history of EMC field hockey. The team also scored the most goals ever in the season, and Traci Paton set a record as well, scoring the most goals in a single season. Women making the ODAC first team were Cheryl Bergey, Linda Burkhart, and Traci Paton. Linda Burkhart was also named to the College Field Hockey Coaches Association All-American Team. | Cheryl Bergey Lori Derstine | Athletics 103 he Roger Kurtz: : Soccer | Defeating ODAC champions Lynchburg | (1-0) was a major highlight for the soccer | team. Players Phil Landes and Roger Kurtz both made the NCCAA All-American Team (first and second teams respectively) and the ODAC All-Conference Team. Rod Yoder Erland Lehmani! 104 Athletics boat: Charles Kratz, Tim Stahl, Luke Miller, Dean Weaver, Merle Zook, Erland Lehman, Sid Frey Middle: Rod Eshleman, John Wenger, Rodney iV ider, Mark Frederiksen, Gary Myers, Ken Tadeo Back: Roger Mast, Artemas Babili, Gary Krabill, Vaughn Bentz, Phil Landes, Linwood Vrolijk, Todd Ku 5 ienk, Ric Gullman, Roger Kurtz, Kevin Yoder, John Denlinger, Barry Hertzler, Ben Fahndrich, Byron Shenk, Coach ( 1 | ; | | ae Be ae Se See yg ©0aCh Byron Shenk, Dean Weaver, Roger Mast Merle Zook } Athletics 105 | Bryan Martin, Coach Sherman Eberly, Carl Whetzel Leonard Dow, Bryan Martin Rodney Martin gf Se sar. eee MIN aa ims Front: Fred Crawford, Bryan Martin, Nelson Witmer, Rodney Martin, Wayne Witmer, Curt Weaver Back: John Jones, Dan Lebold, Leonard Dow, | Kevin Zwanzig, John Wilson, Bill Withers, Gerald Hudson, Phil Landes, Carl Whetzel, Barry Hertzler, Sherm Eberly, Coach 106 Athletics Rodney Martin, Nelson Witmer Rodney Martin, Nelson Witmer Men’s Basketball The Men’s Basketball team had a good year despite the fact that they were a young and new team — the Royals had only one senior on the team and lost all but one starter from the 83-84 season. A team highlight was a fourth place finish at the ODAC after being picked to finish seventh. Other highlights included those of in- dividual players. Leonard Dow was named ODAC Player of the Year, to the first team all-conference, and received other awards in the NCCAA, NCAA and VASID conferences. He also broke the EMC scoring record with 1547 points. Fred Crawford was named to the NCCAA District II First Team All-District, and Rodney Martin was named to the All- Tournament Team at the EMC Classic. Athletics 107 Women's Basketball The ODAC and regular season cham- pionships, the NCCAA District Il Champion- ship, and placing fourth in the NCCAA Na- tional Tournament marked a super season for women’s basketball. This also included an all-time record season of 22-4, as well as a record 12 game winning streak. Coach Sandy Brownscombe was also named ODAC Coach of the Year. Personal high- lights included: ODAC 1st team: Deana Moren ODAC 2nd team: Moose Morris ODAC All Tournament: Deana Moren, Moose Morris, and Linda Burkhart NCCAA District Tournament: Co MVP's: Deana Moren, Susie French NCCAA National Tournament All Tour- nament: Linda Burkhart VASID All State: Deana Moren 108 Athletics Deana Moren, Sue Blauch, Susie French Susie French, Linda Burkhart | | Kt | | Moose Morris, Ann Wenger Deana Moren Susie French | adil Front: Sandy Brownscombe, Coach, Wendy Hange, Deana Moren, Natalie Page, Tom Baker Middle: Ann Wenger, Sherry Knight, Jewel Kurtz, Sue | Blauch, Linda Burkhart, Lori J. Hostetler Back: Moose Morris, Susie French, Beth Eby Athletics 109 Front: Jewel Lehman, Charlotte Christophe! Middle: Laurel Miller, Stephanie Miller, Jean Tomlinson, Angela Kreider, Carmen Good Back: Gwen Reed, Sherry Knight, Annette Grieser, Noel King, Corinne Genzel, Peggy Kellers, Coach TR a TARE TE Carman Good, Gwen Reed, Char Christophel Angela Kreider, Coach Peggy Kelle! | 110 Athletics F geet NLL AACA. Sib | ir ; xorg wen Reed, Annette Grieser, Carmen Good Volleyball Winning was the name of the game for women’s volleyball. With a perfect 11-0 ODAC season, they won the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championship for the third year in a row, and finished with a region- al ranking of fourth. EMC also received the Player of the Year Award for the third con- secutive year, this year’s outstanding player being Jewel Lehman. Those named to the ODAC first team were Annette Grieser, Noel King, and Jewel Lehman, and Char Christ- ophel was named to the ODAC second Athletics 111 i Les Weaver i? 2 Baseball The Royals baseball team had a winning season with an 11-7 record. Coach Dennis Wyse noted that that was the best winning percentage in EMC history. Highlights of the season were a 3-2 win over archrival Lynchburg College and a 4th place finish in the ODAC. Kevin Swartz Scott Beachy 112 Athletics EE ES O_O ea runt: Mike Martin, Scott Beachy, Harry Falls, Donnie Brubaker, Tim Lind, Jonathan Lapp, John Beiler ‘34d Bolton, Billy Leap, John Lambert, Rafael Bracero, Steve Foltz, Les Weaver, Doug Byler Back: Dennis Wyse, Coach, David Frayser, Doug Byler Athletics 113 Joyce Brenneman Front: Joyce Brenneman, Robin Little, Cindy Graber, Janelle Rittenhouse, Janice Graber, Miriam Zehr Back: Sue Miller, Peggy Kellers, Coach, Eileen Kennel, Traci Paton, Lori Derstine, Wendy Hange, Deana Moren, Chery! Bergey, Jewel Lehman, Joe Widrick, John Denlinger 114 Athletics cin nanan 3elow: Wendy Hange, Jewel Lehman, Deana Moren Center: Peggy Kellers, Wendy Hange oftball ; The Lady Royals softball team played a mt winning season with a 13-8 record. They were also the NCCAA District Runner-ups. Awards went to Deana Moren as the NCCAA MVP Defense, and to Chery! Bergey for the : . teammate award. Jewel Lehman Traci Paton Athletics 115 Track Field EMC’s track and field season was marked by individual progress and a successful NCCAA National meet. Phil Landes broke school records in the javelin and won 2nd place at the national meet. Also at that meet, Rose Williams took a 1st in discus and a 2nd in shot, Leonard Wingfield placed 1st in longjump, and Wingfield, Gretchen McCue, and Todd Kayal placed in other events. Leonard Wingfield 116 Athletics Vaughn Bentz | | } Todd Kaya} | Wt Begg Brubaker Mark Frederiksen _BRIDGEWATER EAGLES ; sea : id Ki . Martin, Todd Weaver, Martha Fisher, front: Todd Kayal, Regina Lutz, Tricia Hostetler Middle: David Kisamore, Mark Frederiksen, Steven R n, Ti ; 3retchen Weer eee Mattocks, Karen Hampton Back: Byron Shenk, Coach, Shelia Eastridge, Leonard Wingfield, Vaughn Bentz, Phil Landes, 3regg Brubaker, Artemis Babili, Susan Detwiler Athletics 117 | ) | Byron Shenk | { Bryan Martin’ 118 Athletics Cross Country | Opponent _ , Wenspiosioi H Apprentice School Messiah York eee “...Bridgewater Roanoke Hampden- “Sydney Cee Bluefield Bridgew. ampden-Sydney_ Mary Baldwin College Frostburg State College York econ wd ollege — Washington and Lee Eastern 69 Opponent 1 0 0 Des a 3 0 2 ib dolph-Macon. Women’s Longwood College Goshen College Houghton College Roanoke College _ Messiah College mNORO +0 FB — MOON PD uN Frostburg State Frostburg State 7 2 4 8 4 10 6 0 Lynchburg Lynchburg Averett Lynchburg Lynchburg NCCAA Districts Eastern Messiah Geneva Messiah Athletics Pars 119 ns = | 5 Faculty Advisors: Sue Yoder, Joe Shenk! YPCA The Young People’s Christian Association is a service organiza- tion open to any EMC or EMS student. The organization is divided into ten commissions which serve various needs in and out of the EMC community. — Faythe Ropp Commissioners: Front: Liz Witmer, Grandparent Adoption, Penny Peery, Woodrow Wilson, Juanita Stoltzfus, Woodrow Wilson, Lois Mohler, Community Outreach Middle: Brenda Zehr, Western State, Shelby Landis, Gospel Team, Dawn Dillon, Saturday Adoption, Mark Peachey, Prison Ministries, Les Horning, Campus Church Back: Joe Shenk, Faculty Advisor, Rich Mininger, Y-Church, Bruce Brunk, Western State Be ae Executive Committee: Connie Graber, Treasurer, Jody Shearer, Vice-President, Jeanne Zimmerly, Commissioner Secretary, Donna Shank, | ih, Executive Secretary, Faythe Ropp, John Wenger, Co-Presidents 122 Organizations . $olow: Saturday Adoption: Joann Lehman and kids Center: Grandparent Adoption: Liz Witmer and @randma’” a ee | H 2ommunity Outreach: Twila Gingrich, Deb Martin, Jeanne Zimmerly, Lois Mohler, Sheryl Sensenig, Mary ' Tee Pere Saturday Adoption Saturday Adoption is an outreach to the underprivileged children of the community. College students spend a few hours every other Saturday with their adopted child inter- acting as a group, then one-to-one as well. These kids benefit greatly from a relation- ship with a college student. Grandparent Adoption Grandparent Adoption is a commission with different degrees of involvement. Each student involved is assigned an adopted grandparent and they spend time together going for walks, putting puzzles together, and doing various other things. Students find they benefit as much as grandpa or grandma. Community Outreach Reaching out and touching someone is what Community Outreach is about. To begin the year, a group of students helped with various jobs at the MCC Relief Sale. Other students went once a month to sing at the Virginia Mennonite Home, help with Books Abroad, and did projects such as cleaning, painting, and providing transporta- tion. Organizations 123 Prison Ministries Prison Ministries did not fare too well this year. Things started with groups going weekly to Camp 8, a local correction center, as well as to the county jail. First students were denied access to the county jail for reasons not understood, then Camp 8 asked students to not come back. We believe that God does have a place for students in this ministry. Pray that God will open hearts and doors as He chooses. Western State Woodrow Wilson Two of the weekly outreaches are Woodrow Wilson and Western State. Woodrow Wilson is a rehabilitation center where lots of action goes on (ask any of the “woo-woo” gang). Western State is a state mental hospital in Staunton. The purpose for visiting is to share God’s love with these: lonely people. 124 Organizations Below: Prison Ministries: Front: Janet Gingerich, Angel Ocasio, Mark Peachey, Willie Miller Back: Mark Leichty, Elvis Rivers, Tim Krabill, Craig Snider Center: Western State: Brenda Zehr, Bruce Brunk, Rich Mininger, Les Horning V i Woodrow Wilson: Allison McGlaughlin, Rod Yoder, Rhonda Lichty, Kristin Leaman,, Phil Borkholder, Jackie” S ullivan, Raeta Law, Wes Moyer, Sarah Mattocks, Joyce Brenneman, Mary Beth Eby, Todd Poindexter, Cine’ Wenger, Roger Smith, Patty Cooper | low: Work Teams: Gaylene Kauffman, Roberto Cabezas, Linwood Vrolijk, Merle Zook, Willie Miller, Jim qanson, Jeanette Good, Holly Blosser, Karen Hampton Center: Gospel Team: Front: Phil Borkholder, jpather Blosser, Jenni Nash, Brenda Zook, Dan Keener Back: Ed Nyce, Sonya Stauffer, Pat Shelly, Kevin sosser, Jeanette Good, Jody Shearer ak One Gospel Team and four Work Teams were sent out this year. The Gospel Team traveled to the southeastern parts during Spring Break, sharing a message of “Hope in a World of Despair.” Work Teams went to Mississippi, Richmond, Washington, D.C., and New York. All returned with positive reports of the joy in sharing. Gospel Team Y-Church Y-Churfch consists of groups of several students each, involved in seven rural Mennonite churches. Students help with leadership and participate in the services. These local groups have greatly appreciated student involvement. i Organizations 125 Bruce Thomas, Treasurer, Naomi Frederick, Vice-President, Yvonne Kauffman, Secretary, John Swartzentruber, President Student Government Association Front: Naomi Frederick, Lisa Gallagher, Yvonne Kauffman, Norma Herr, Lynda Gingerich, Veva Zimmerman, Ann Wenger, Lowell Miller, Lori A. Hostetler, Liz Witmer, Cheryl Miller, Skeet Speigle, Bill Longacre, John Swartzentruber, Tim Derstine Back: Bruce Thomas, Craig Ruth, Steve Roth, . Lolly Benner, Val Hertzler, Doug Rheinheimer, Paula Weaver, Teresa Brooks Pe 126 Organizations Student Nurses’ Association ated: Maria Lehman, Annette Zook, Mike Wenger, Julie Kratz, Natalie Wood, Kim Van Curen Standing: uloria Miller, Kim Payne, Marie Morris of VI rg | Nn | a “4 | Pre-Medical Society | ront: Bonnie Zehr, Shari Yoder, Lela Faye Yoder, Nancy Shank, Audrey Brubaker, Renee Dean, Janene Osborn, Dolores Blauch Middle: Joel Gish, | 3teve Eby, Don Wert, Kerry Leichty, Ron Kratz, Charles Kratz, Roger Smith, Dennis Van Zant, Craig Martin, Les Horning, Justin Osborn, Jim Price, suzanne Green, Mark Leichty, Tim Derstine Back: Douglas Stoltzfus, Carlton Baer, Rob Pence, Linda Burkhart, Todd Poindexter, Joel Lehman, _ 3teve Roth, Joanne Grosh, Pete Harnish Organizations 127 Student Education Association AMBRE ype ys 128 Organizations ‘ont: Willie Miller, Patty Cooper, Vera Rohrer, Bill Gingerich, Harold Shearer Back: Brenda Souder, Barbara Hendershott, Linda Bender, Lisa __éllagher, Vernon Jantzi, Ben Risser, Brenda Zehr, Shelby Landis, Ervin Mast, Nancy Roldn, Gwen Reed, Sharon Dietrich, Penny Peery, Karla Neg : Cheryl Miller, Elvis Rivers, Titus Bender, Salome Baugher, Regina Kauffman oa el leva Zimmerman, Jeanine Musselman, Kathy Weaver Organizations 129 Brad Yod: 3) Jazz Band “The Bubble Sisters”: Candy Ross, Ruby Kauffman, Wendy Noll - Jackie Amstutz, Daryl Snider, Phil Borkholder, Willard Stoltzfus, Randy Shenk, Craig Snider, Jill McVey, Brad Yoder, Steve Sachs, Mike Borkholder, Dave Kisamore, Don Wert, Jerry Hertzler, Gregg Brubaker, Gary Gautsche, Karen Hampton, Phil Lehman, Karl Stout, Jon Kreider, Rod Graber, Jon Miller 130 Organizations 131 Organizations , Phil Wolff Sheila Yoder oO fe ra) D 1 5 oO Oo roa) Front: Michael Good, Janet Heatwole, Sheila Yoder, Donna Shank, Faythe Ropp, Luann Moser, Kim Watts, Douglas Stoltzfus Middle: John Wenger, Heather Blosser, Bill Longacre, Angela Kreider, Cindy Lapp, Brad Swope, Marcia Good, Holly Blosser, Ken Nafziger Back: Heidi Kurtz, John Swartzentruber, Celah Kratz, Craig Ruth, Ruby Kauffman, Gary Burkholder, Nevin Bender, Winfred Ressler 132 Organizations Lollege Chorale front: Steve Sachs, Linda Huber, Marcy Troyer, Teresa Brooks, Nancy Martin, Betty Hostetler, Heather Blosser, Marge Maust Middle: Marcia Stutzman, Steve Roth, Ben Risser, Les Horning, Terry Jantzi, Donna Frey, Janelle Good Back: Jeanette Good, Martha Fisher, Ivan Friesen, Shane © lly, Craig Snider, Gregg Brubaker, Dan Jantzi, Erika Buchen, Ruby Kauffman ede rie Tino i Jon Miller, Rose Stauffer | WEMC ‘aren Gingerich Organizations 133 Holly Blosser, Willie Frey, Roger Kurtz | ” Weather | Vane Gloria Rhodes |) uo UPL ES, UBS MATS} UT : ef 4g J ROO TOT 1 et NVA MIHIVIM i Ap Winfred Ressler, Kerry Jantzi, Roger Kurtz, Rose Stauffer, Amy Rosenberger, Doug Hertzler, Katrina Eby, Jonathan Leaman, Craig Ruth 134 Organizations Shenandoa 1985 Douglas Stoltzfus ay B, Landis, Janene Osborn, Joyce Shenk, Serita Driver, Vonita Miller, Douglas Stoltzfus, David Swartz, Joyce Shenk Erenda Souder, Ann Landis Organizations 135 yt Student Activities Committee: Brenda Wise, Carol Caricofe, Skeet Speigle, Greg Moyer, Kevin Yoder, Gary )) iit Wimmer tl il ili H Student Activities Committees Center: Film Committee: Front: Carroll Yoder, Val Hertzler, Miriam Weaver Back: Martha Fisher, Steve | Dy le Hall, Tim Derstine, Bruce King, Ingrid DeSanctis Above: Game Room Monitors: Gaylene Kauffman, Robe! | Dis, Cabezas, Kevin Yoder, Sylvia Morales, Munir Abu Znaid 4 136 Organizations «oncert Committee: Front: Rita Smith, Michelle Letsche Middle: John vavidhizar, Donna Freed, Deb Roth, Dennis Van Zant Top: Ron Kratz, Greg Moyer Bard’s Nest: Juanita Stoltzfus, Penny Peery, Cheryl Miller, Skeet Speigle, Harold Yoder, Kathy Weaver Intramurals Committee: Margaret Miller, Barry Adams, Gary Wimmer ca ‘e )ampus Activities Committee: Front: Ron Kratz, Nick Roth, Jeanette Tadeo bet 8ack: Lyla Johnson, Brenda Wise Organizations 137 is. gf Ss, i ‘6 Paks ‘ sat teh a gh tg th ae a Lleol deft Gob Pi hs eee es enerriet. naw ee : , eR Kw W aS y¥ ¥ ie: ms Ns bee D sad kt. 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International Students | rggey vy BS ree, Ba —— : Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ulloa, Octavio and Ana Cortes and Family = ie Geraldo Xavier and Childre 138 Organizations Lgiene Kauffman, Don Kelly, Barbara Witmer, Lamar Witmer, Regina Horst, Peggy Kellers St U d S nt Missi Peace Fellowsh Bruce Ritchie, Theda Stoltzfus, Holly Blosser, Gerald Hudson Organizations 139 Sid Frey, Shane Lilly, Betty Mininger Ivan Friesen, Nelda Rempel, Shane Lilly 1) Nancy Shan’ the 140 Organizations Discipleship Coordinators ont: Dale Krabill, Craig Martin, Mark Peachey, Les Horning, Lynn Moore, Brenda Zehr, Susan Swartzendruber Middle: Tim Yoder, j:laine Horst, Steve Martin Back: Lois Graber, Erika Buchen, Joyce Brenneman, Daryl Driver, Gregg Brubaker, Anne Richter, Mary seth Eby Campus Lois Graber, Norma Jean Troyer 1 Sb ' 3anne Shirk Organizations 141 bi i Sess S Below: Elmwood and Maplewood: Barb Burkhart, Andy Smith, Elvis Rivers, Steve Roth, Elaine Brunk, | Steve Hostetter, Sid Frey, Linda Lux Center: Northlawn: Deirdre Longacher, Heather Blosser, B etty Mininger, || Kathy Weaver, Kim Logan, Deb Sharp, Vaughn Kauffman Resident Assistants Oakwood: Front: Bryan Martin, Jody Shearer Back: Tom Baker, Jeff Mumaw, Roselawn: Front: Nancy Rolon, Carrie Martin, Joanne Grosh Back: Julie Arnol! Dave Bergey, Kevin Swartz Bonnie Zehr 142 Organizations Worthlawn: Front: Vaughn Kauffman Second Row: Jackie Amstutz, Michelle | ‘Nguyen Third Row: Anne Kaufman, Kathy Farrell, Jackie Sullivan Fourth Row: } Rosita Benner, Beth Eby Back: Moose Morris Dorm Councils Oakwood: Rod Yoder, Loren Bender 6 Wa GRRE BRS 2 tS mask Ge Li Elmwood and Maplewood: Front: Todd Poindexter, Annette Grieser Back: Cheryl Smith, Dennis Van Zant, Gary Myers, Ronnie Graham, Veva Zimmerman, Carol Martin ie ht hoselawn: Carrie Martin, Heidi Mitchell, Betsy | Stoker, Teresa Brooks, Janelle Delp, Brenda etweiler Organzations 143 ‘ Re 3 ah z sat Vie @, a “6 6 2, en tee re nine wer are oS S.SPt ig : ; | Virginia Albrecht Middleport, New York Devon Anders Souderton, Pennsylvania Joe Arbaugh Stuarts Draft, Virginia Thomas Stanley Baker Cairo, Egypt Scott Beachy Glendale, Arizona Michael Bender Harrisonburg, Virginia Kendall Benner Ambler, Pennsylvania Dorene Bontrager Elkhart, Indiana Phil Borkholder Strugis, Michigan Angie Bradfield Waynesboro, Virginia Shenandoah Suzannah Brennan Pennsville, New Jersey Greg Brubaker Manheim, Pennsylvania Johan Buckwalter Wellman, lowa Julie Campbell Mt. Crawford, Virginia Tammy Cave Luray, Virginia 146 Freshmen Wayne Witmer Pete Harnish | | {| 4 i | Marcy Troyer Janine Chittick Doylestown, Pennsylvania Sandy Clemmer Harleysville, Pennsylvania Tammy Craig Dayton, Virginia David Crull Bridgewater, Virginia Kim Davis Waynesboro, Virginia Susie Dawson Homestead, Florida Janelle Delp New Berlin, Wisconsin Ingrid DeSanctis Fort Pierce, Florida Dawn Dillon Newport News, Virginia Serita Driver Harrisonburg, Virginia Daniel Dunmore Pughtown, Pennsylvania Lisa Dymond Lancaster, Pennsylvania Carol Eby Harrisonburg, Virginia LaVerne Eby Greencastle, Pennsylvania Mary Beth Eby Lancaster, Pennsylvania Rick Erb Lowville, New York Eric Esh West Liberty, Ohio Lorraine Farrell Fort Republic, Virginia Freshmen 147 Norma Jean Troyer, Twila Gingrich, Teresa Sites, Lynette Keyser Martha Fisher Elverson, Pennsylvania Mark Frederiksen | Chicago, Illinois | Susan French Waynesboro, Virginia Angela Fulks Penn Laird, Virginia Corinne Genzel Carthage, New York Jodi Gerber Orrville, Ohio Janet Gingerich Pigeon, Michigan Karen Gingerich La Junta, Colorado Lynda Gingerich Elkhart, Indiana Pat Glick Edmonton, Alberta Jeanette Good Reading, Pennsylvania Lynette Good London, Ontario Missy Grow Buena Vista, Virginia Liz Hadland Baden, Ontario Wendy Hange Sellersville, Pennsylvania Peter Harnish Warrington, Pennsylvania Lori Hartman Orrville, Ohio Lynn Hartsook Harrisonburg, Virginia Lori J. Hostetler, Marian “Moose” Morris 148 Freshmen Tammy Cave Susan Heatwole Silver Spring, Maryland Diane Heflin Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Denise Hershey Bridgewater, Vermont Doug Hertzler Milton, Pennsylvania Jerry Hertzler West Liberty, Ohio Susan Hopper Hallowell, Maine Larion Hostetler Kalona, lowa Lori A. Hostetler Erie, Pennsylvania Lori J. Hostetler Hollsopple, Pennsylvania Freshmen 149 | Janet Gingerich Nelson Witmer, Elizabeth Lee Tricia Hostetler Westover, Maryland Debbie Irvin Leesburg, Virginia Anne Kaufman Akron, Pennsylvania Jill Kauffman Lansdale, Pennsylvania Yohana Enock Kawira Shirati, Tanzania Todd Kayal Franklin Lakes, New Jersey Lynette Kyser Luray, Virginia David Kisamore Reedsville, West Virginia Jeff Kiser Stuarts Draft, Virginia Charles Kratz Sellersville, Pennsylvania Kenny Kreider Philippi, West Virginia Heidi Kurtz Pocomoke, Maryland Jewel Kurtz Lancaster, Pennsylvania Anne Lapp Morgantown, West Virginia Jonathan Lapp Harleysville, Pennsylvania 150 Freshmen Vonnie Miller | | | | | | Suzie French Kristin Leaman Boonsboro, Maryland Dan Lebold Stratford, Ontario Elizabeth Lee York, Pennsylvania Joel Lehman Gainesville, Florida Kevin Lehman Apple Creek, Ohio Kerry Leichty Washington, lowa Mark Leichty Wayland, lowa Katherine Lowe Skowhegan, Maine Regina Lutz Quechee, Vermont Freshmen 151 Terri Maddox Norfolk, Virginia Barbara Martin Lebanon, Pennsylvania Deborah Martin Akron, Pennsylvania Eugene Martin Lancaster, Pennsylvania Janice Martin Spring Grove, Pennsylvania Steve Martin Kokomo, Indiana Christopher Mast Heieoneg. Virginia ale Mast East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Sarah Mattocks Troy, Pennsylvania Gretchen McCue Harrisonburg, Virginia Alexandria Mendez Quakertown, Pennsylvania Beth Miller Bangor, Pennsylvania Joannie Miller Corry, Pennsylvania Sharon Miller Westover, Maryland Stephanie Miller Harrisonburg, Virginia Sue Miller Burr Oak, Michigan Vonita Miller Harrisonburg, Virginia Willie Miller Goshen, Indiana Heidi Mitchell Belleville, Pennsylvania Sheila Moyer Green Lane, Pennsylvania 152 Freshmen Lisa Mumaw Harrisonburg, Virginia Steve Mumbauer Harleysville, Pennsylvania Jeffry Myers Lowville, New York John Myers Smithville, Ohio Richard Nath Sangre Grande, Trinidad Bonita Nauman Sarasota, Florida Michelle Nguyen Springfield, Ohio Wendy Noll Lancaster, Pennsylvania Gary Nolt Lancaster, Pennsylvania Joanne Nolt Richland, Pennsylvania Bonnie Nyce Broadway, Virginia Janice Oakes Fairview, Michigan Marj Penner Landmark, Manitoba | — ' oe a ae : Amy Perkins Essex, Connecticut Carlon Yoder i Freshmen 153 Tracy Peters Goshen, Virginia Sheri Petersheim Harrisonburg, Virginia Paula Rawley Mt. Solon, Virginia Neil Reinford Kulpsville, Pennsylvania Gloria Rhodes Dayton, Virginia Anne Richter Lansdale, Pennsylvania Janelle Rittenhouse Souderton, Pennsylvania Jarey Schlabach Sarasota, Florida Rose Schlabach Centreville, Michigan Anita Jo Scott Brandywine, West Virginia Jean Sensenig Akron, Pennsylvania Sheryl Sensenig Newmanstown, Pennsylvania Kathleen Shelley Richfield, Pennsylvania Tina Shifflett Elkton, Virginia Brent Showalter Harrisonburg, Virginia Teresa Sites Luray, Virginia Cheryl Slabaugh Harrisonburg, Virginia Suzanne Slusar Bedminster, Pennsylvania Sean Smallman Newport News, Virginia Angela Smith Blountstown, Florida 154 Freshmen Lorraine Farrell = if | Greg Van Benschoten Angela Fulks, Pat Glick Barbara Smith Lynch Station, Virginia Chery! Smith Rockville, Maryland Tammy Snead Stuarts Draft, Virginia Craig Snider Richmond, Virginia Jeff Snyder Salem, Oregon Kristin Spence Buena Vista, Virginia Julie Stanford Glenfield, New York Andrea Steffen Boyertown, Pennsylvania Ken Tadeo Dalton, Ohio Mary Tee Johor, Malaysia Audrey Thomas Harrisonburg, Virginia Mark Thomas Atlantic, Pennsylvania Gerald Townsend Altoona, Pennsylvania Brian Trauger Sellersville, Pennsylvania Freshmen 155 | Kendall Benner, Rich Hartz, Lynette Keyser, Chris Mast || | ‘ Marcy Troyer Middlebury, Indiana Norma Jean Troyer Alburtis, Pennsylvaina Rolando Vega Oxford, Pennsylvania Amy Wahl Boyce, Virginia Becky Waybill Scottdale, Pennsylvania Ann Wenger Akron, Pennsylvania Jon Wenger Port Republic, Virginia Patrick Widrick Lowville, New York Carolyn Williams Watchung, New Jersey Bill Withers Vienna, Virginia eyes Witmer alem, Ohio Rob Yancey Waynesboro, Virginia Barbie Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Cynthia Yoder Doylestown, Pennsylvania Laura Yoder Arthur, Illinois 156 Freshmen | Tricia Hostetler, Regina Lutz Sheryl Sensenig Engdawork Arefaine Artemas Babili John Bixler George Brink Tracy Cochran Bonnie Cook Malisa Eshleman Rod Eshleman Adria Farina Suzanne Flournoy Lori Gehman Jeanne Horst Marion Howdyshell Ruth Inskeep Lela Faye Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Linford, Yoder Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Lucille Yoder Dalton, Ohio Rod Yoder Middlefield, Ohio Shari Yoder Wellman, lowa Karen Zehr Lancaster, Pennsylvania Marcia Zehr La Jara, Colorado Tina Zimmerly LaBelle, Florida Brenda Zook Weatherford, Oklahoma _ Not Picture Paul Leaman Erland Lehman Paul Lehman Jason Reigner Rob Richter Rhonda Rohrbaugh Kenneth Shetler Wendy Silvious Tim Stahl Leon Stauffer Gregory Van Benschoten Janice Wagler Rachel Weaver Carlon Yoder Freshmen 157 Munir Abu Znaid Jerusalem, Palestine Sandy Alberte Reinholds, Pennsylvania Rodney Alderfer Radford, Virginia Jackie Amstutz Dalton, Ohio Rick Augsburger Harrisonburg, Virginia John Beiler Grantsville, Maryland Wanda Beiler Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania Lolly Benner Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania Heather Blosser Wayland, lowa Erika Buchen Leola, Pennsylvania Barbara Burkhart Lancaster, Pennsylvania Karen Crider Moorefield, West Virginia Loretta Coulter Harrisonburg, Virginia Renee Dean Elkton, Virginia Karen Delano Fredericksburg, Virginia 158 Sophomores Rodney Graber, Dan Janizi Mary Alice Dix Elaine Hoschstetler Mike Derstine Souderton, Pennsylvania Timothy Derstine Harleysville, Pennsylvania Brenda Detweiler Putnam, New York Susan Detwiler Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Mary Alice Dix Brukeville, Virginia Daryl Driver Grottoes, Virginia Brian Ebersole Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Beth Eby Harrisonburg, Virginia Katrina Eby Harrisonburg, Virginia Tina Eshleman Emmittsburg, Maryland Jack Eskridge Tangier, Virginia Kimberly Frank Broomall, Pennsylvania Donna Frey Akron, New York Sherie Frueh Alexandria, Virginia Jewel Gingerich Kalona, lowa Sophomores 159 Angel Ocasii Carmen Good New Hamburg, Ontario Janelle Good Harrisonburg, Virginia Janice Good Harrisonburg, Virginia Lois Graber White Pigeon, Michigan Rodney Graber West Liberty, Ohio Robin Gundlah Westwood, New Jersey Tammy Hand Mahwah, New Jersey Cindy Hansen Pasadena, California Richard Hartz Oley, Pennsylvania Tim Yoder, Laurie Yoo! 160 Sophomores Janet Heatwole Harrisonburg, Virginia Rhonda Henry Hagerstown, Maryland Norma Herr New Holland, Pennsylvania Valerie Hertzler Kinzers, Pennsylvania Elaine Hochstetler Chesapeake, Virginia Joe Hollinger Harrisonburg, Virginia Elaine Horst Middletown, Pennsylvania Ardith Hostetter Harrisonburg, Virginia Marie Hostetter Waynesboro, Virginia Steve Hostetter Waynesboro, Virginia Gerald Hudson Meridian, Mississippi Edwina Hughes Luray, Virginia Daniel Jantzi Lowville, New York Kerry Jantzi Medina, New York Terrence Jantzi Harrisonburg, Virginia Lyla Johnson Sarasota, Florida Eursaline Jones Crozet, Virginia Gaylene Kauffman Bozeman, Montana pegs Kauffman Belleville, Pennsylvania Ruby Kauffman Harrisonburg, Virginia Yvonne Kauffman Sarasota, Florida Krista King Goshen, Indiana , 0g ‘Center: Rose Landis Sophomores 161 Marilyn King Atglen, Pennsylvania Noel King Harrisonburg, Virginia Jennifer Knight Rosemont, Pennsylvania Gary Krabill Smithville, Ohio Bruce Krall Harrisonburg, Virginia Clyde Kratz Telford, Pennsylvania Ronald Kratz Souderton, Pennsylvania Barry Kreider Lancaster, Pennsylvania John Lambert, Jr. Stuarts Draft, Virginia Rose Landis Lebanon, Pennsylvania Joann Lehman Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jewel Lehman Herrisonburg, Virginia Kris Leidig Midland, Michigan Rhonda Lichty Oakland, Maryland Robin Little Chase City, Virginia 162 Sophomores Gaylene Kauffman Janice Wagler, Mary Ann Stoll! raha e ry ceases Munir Abu Znaid, Ruth Belete Bernarnadine Roth Deirdre Longacher Richmond, Virginia Jeanette Markuson Jackson, New Jersey Nancy Martin Lancaster, Pennsylvania Grace Mast Clarence, New York Ed Miller Wellman, lowa Laure l Miller Union City, Pennsylvania Luke Miller Harrisonburg, Virginia Mark Miller Sarasota, Florida Betty Mininger Harman, West Virginia Lynn Moore Alton, Virginia Bryan Moser Beaver Falls, New York Jenni Nash Richmond, Virginia Chris Neblett Leesburg, Virginia Angel Ocasio Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Rob Pence McGaheysville, Virginia Sophomores 163 Todd Poindexter Roanoke, Virginia James Price Allensville, Pennsylvania Christine Rae Leesburg, Virginia Amy Raezer Ephrata, Pennsylvania Lee Ressler Harrisonburg, Virginia Candy Ross Williamsburg, Virginia Bernadine Roth Martinsburg, Pennsylvania Steven Roth Killbuck, Ohio Sandra Sanders Brandywine, Maryland John Howard Schiedel Cambridge, Ontario Joani Schweitzer Kalona, lowa Randy Seitz Port Republic, Virginia Nancy Shank Harrisonburg, Virginia Jody Shearer Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Patricia Shelly Ephrata, Pennsylvania Harold Shenk Atlanta, Georgia Joseph Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Todd Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Lynn Shertzer Lancaster, Pennsylvania Roger Smith Franklin, West Virginia Kris Stoesz Akron, Pennsylvania Betsy Stoker Annandale, Virginia 164 Sophomores Center: Anita Zet’ 3arb Burkhart Mary Ann Stoll Loogootee, Indiana Marcia Stutzman Chesapeake, Virginia Jackie Sullivan Grottoes, Virginia Spencer Swartzendruber Berlin, Ohio Paula Swigart McVeytown, Pennsylvania Missy Thomas Berlin, Ohio Jean Tomlinson Oak Park, Illinois Nancy Tyler Kansas, Oklahoma Lori Umble Christiana, Pennsylvania Linwood, Vrolijk Hinton, Virginia Martha Walker Reston, Virginia Curt Weaver Halifax, Pennsylvania Dean Weaver Hollsopple, Pennsylvania Paula Weaver Lebanon, Pennsylvania | Sophomores 165 Kendra King R. Todd Weaver Ephrata, Pennsylvania Delbert Wenger Chesapeake, Virginia Donald Wert Goshen, Indiana Glenda Wert Sayre, Pennsylvania Carl Whetzel Keezletown, Virginia Joseph Widrick Lowville, New York Kent Widrick Beaver Falls, New York Elizabeth Witmer Alliance, Ohio Nelson Witmer Salem, Ohio Miriam Wood Ruckersville, Virginia Tony Wright Waynesboro, Virginia J. Dean Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Sandy Sander’ || 166 Sophomores Not P Jay Brubaker Steve Brubaker Patty Cooper Stephen Foltz Kristin Freed Barbara Gingrich Suzanne Green Susan Griner Carol Hurst Angela King Michele Main Bryan Martin Doris Mast Jill McVey Lawrence Yoder Harrisonburg, Virginia Tim Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania Anita Zehr Accident, Maryland J. Merle Zook Harrisonburg, Virginia 4 | Kim Mitchell-Phillip Randy Nelson Joye Ropp Diania Rusch Andy Smith Eric Smith Kay Sprinkel Lois Weaver Pam Weaver Linda Wenger Keith Witmer Diane Yoder Phil Yoder Sophomores ictured 167 Paula Abernethy Pratts, Virginia Barry L. Adams Lancaster, Pennsylvania Dave Alger Broadway, Virginia Linnet Amspacher Hilltown, Pennsylvania Mertie Armes Hague, New York Brenda Augsburger Harrisonburg, Virginia Carlton Baer Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Valerie Bechtel Dillsburg, Pennsylvania uth M. Belete Ethiopia Loren Bender Belleville, Pennsylvania Rosita Benner Ambler, Pennsylvania Vaughn Bentz Scottdale, Pennsylvania Dave Bergey Hatfield, Pennsylvania Keith W. Blank Gap, Pennsylvania Susan Blauch Keyser, West Virginia Brian Boettger Kingman, Alberta Todd Bolton Souderton, Pennsylvania Mike Borkholder Centreville, Michigan 168 Juniors Juniors Cheryl Miller Joann Lehman, Marsha Orner David Boshart Wayland, lowa Karma Boyers Harrisonburg, Virginia Janet Brenneman Elida, Ohio Joyce Elaine Brenneman Kalispell, Montana Audrey Brubaker Scottdale, Pennsylvania Donnie L. Brubaker Luray, Virginia Elaine Brunk Westfield, Pennsylvania Steven R. Brunk Harrisonburg, Virginia Linda Burkhart New Holland, Pennsylvania Elaine Burkholder Bluesky, Alberta Sarah Busching Harrisonburg, Virginia Eduardo Cabezas San Salvador, El Salvador Roberto Cabezas San Salvador, El Salvador Brad Callihan Johnstown, Pennsylvania Fonda Cassidy Mt. Solon, Virginia Elizabeth A. Chase Harrisonburg, Virginia Teresa Coffman Woodstock, Virginia Pam Curtis Tulsa, Oklahoma Juniors Sharon S. Dietrich Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Michelle Driver Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Michelle Driver Altoona, Pennsylvania Shelia Eastridge Winchester, Virginia Karen Fay Eckert Oley, Pennsylvania Michael Engle Harrisonburg, Virginia Sue Ann Ericson Roanoke, Virginia Ted Esbenshade Manheim, Pennsylvania Harry L. Falls Forest, Virginia Stephen Dale Fannin Newport News, Virginia Leanne K. Farmwald Nappanee, Indiana Kathy Farrell Port Republic, Virginia Jim Foulkes San Jose, Costa Rica Rev. David Lee Franklin Martinsville, Virginia Donna Freed Quakertown, Pennsylvania Patty Cooper, Heather Monahan Linda Bender) } | i 170 Juniors Janene Osborn, Joel Gish Steve Brunk Ivan W. Friesen, Jr. Henderson, Nebraska Lisa Gallagher Port Jervis, New York Gary Jay Gautsche Columbus, Ohio Doug Geib Manheim, Pennsylvania Curtis Gerig Albany, Oregon Bill Gingerich Harrisonburg, Virginia Twila Gingrich Landisville, Pennsylvania Debra L. Goding Broadway, Virginia Heidi Lynn Godshall Hickory, North Carolina Juniors 171 Marcia Good Fulks, Run, Virginia Wanda Gosney Elkton, Virginia Connie Graber Cedar Rapids, lowa Rhonda S. Graber West Liberty, Ohio Ronnie Renee Graham Pasadena, Maryland Annette Grieser Pettisville, Ohio Joanne Grosh York, Pennsylvania Ric Gullman Harrisonburg, Virginia Karen Elaine Hampton ay Yamhill, Oregon Fe aha, Cindy Hansen : 4 fed A | VLPs Pasadena, California a fis bALAAAA Rachel Hartman Orrville, Ohio Marolyn Heatwole Bridgewater, Virginia Darry! Henson Harrisonburg, Virginia Diana P. Hernandez Tegucigalpa, Honduras Beth Hershey Perkasie, Pennsylvania Les Horning Lititz, Pennsylvania Lisa Hostetler Silver Spring, Maryland Margery Hostetler Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Eric Hostetter Harrisonburg, Virginia Linda Jean Huber Leola, Pennsylvania Gary Gautsche 172 Juniors Dennis Van Zant Doug Shenk Jacqueline Jantzi Siletz, Oregon Carmen Dorcas Jere z Dominican Republic Eileen J. Kennel New Holland, Pennsylvania Kendra King Goshen, Indiana Lisa M. King Gordonville, Pennsylvania Sherry Knight Stanley, Virginia Wanita Knouse Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Tim Krabill Wellman, lowa Celah Kratz Harrisonburg, Virginia Terella Kraybill Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania David E. Landes Harrisonburg, Virginia Ann Landis Harrisonburg, Virginia Pam Lantzy Palmyra, Pennsylvania James M. Leaman Landisville, Pennsylvania Juniors 173 Jonathan Leaman Strasburg, Pennsylvania Maria Lehman St. Anne, Illinois Beth Lichty Hatfield, Pennsylvania Tim Lind Grants Pass, Oregon Kimberly Logan Kalona, lowa Melinda Lohr Broadway, Virginia Cynthia Long New Market, Virginia Craig Martin Morgantown, West Virginia Emmanuel Ted Mbualungu Kinshasa, Zaire Cathy Douglas Miles Keezletown, Virginia Brenda Miller Louisville, Ohio Cheryl! Miller Wellman, lowa Gregory L. Miller Harrisonburg, Virginia Jonathan Miller Mount Union, Pennsylvania Lois M. Mohler Ephrata, Pennsylvania 174 Juniors Bonnie Zehr Elaine Brunk, Julie Arnold Heather H. Monahan Topsham, Maine Sylvia Morales San Salvador, El Salvador Deana R. Moren Bremen, Indiana Marian “Moose” Morris Waynesboro, Virginia Wes Moyer Waynesboro, Virginia Jeff Mumaw Hatfield, Pennsylvania Marcia Mumaw Harrisonburg, Virginia Jill Muterspaugh Harrisonburg, Virginia Gary Myers Lowville, New York Juniors As Ed Nyce Grantham, Pennsylvania Keith Nyce Broadway, Virginia Pamela B. Nyce Grantham, Pennsylvania Natalie Page Lexington, Virginia Allison Pierantoni New Holland, Pennsylvania Andrew B. Powell Culpeper, Virginia Beverly Ressler Landisville, Pennsylvania Melvin Ressler Manheim, Pennsylvania Nancy G. Rolon Ephrata, Pennsylvania Nick Roth Woodburn, Oregon Orlando Roth Milford, Nebraska Karen Rupp Pettisville, Ohio Jane Rutt Lancaster, Pennsylvania Deborah L. Sharp Arcadia, Flordia Michelle Dri; 176 Juniors |pianne Zehr Audrey Shenk East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Doug Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Jeanne Shirk Thornton, Pennsylvania Nancy K. Slabaugh Barco, North Carolina Dale Slagell Hydro, Oklahoma Beth Smith Martinsburg, Pennsylvania Rita Smith Blountstown, Florida Susan Stamm Archbold, Ohio Cheri Sterner Perkasie, Pennsylvania Eugene Stevanus Harrisonburg, Virginia Angie Stikeleather Charlottesville, Virginia Bruce Stoltzfus Valparaiso, Indiana Willard L. Stoltzfus Parkesburg, Pennsylvania Curt Stutzman Buhl, Idaho Phillip Rey Swartley Perkasie, Pennsylvania Kenton J. Swartz Bedford, Massachusetts Susan Swartzendruber Kalona, lowa Robert Swartzentruber Talbert, Kentucky Heather Taylor Elyria, Ohio Diane Hart Van Lear Verona, Virginia i i Juniors 177 | Dennis J. Van Zant Silver Spring, Maryland Lois Waybill Scottdale, Pennsylvania Bette Weaver Dayton, Virginia David P. Weaver Uniontown, Ohio David W. Weaver Mt. Crawford, Virginia Lisa Wengerd Springs, Pennsylvania James B. Wheeler, Jr. Harrisonburg, Virginia John E. Wilson Burlington, North Carolina Brenda L. Wise Fort Loudon, Pennsylvania Phillip Marc Wolff North Wales, Pennsylvania Harold Yoder Lewistown, Pennsylvania Jonathan C. Yoder Clearwater, Florida Linda Yoder Pettisville, Ohio Rod Yoder Belleville, Pennsylvania Bonnie Zehr New Wilmington, Pennsylvania 178 Juniors Ivan Friesen) Bruce Stoltzfus Kevin Zwanzig Hopedale, Illinois Brenda Zehr Croghan, New York Dianne L. Zehr Harrisonburg, Virginia Miriam J. Zehr La Jara, Colorado Jeanne Zimmerly Orrville, Ohio Earl S. Zimmerman Lebanon, Pennsylvania Kristine Zook Harrisonburg, Virginia Not Pictured Steven Alderfer Linda Bender Nevin Bender Susan Blanch Kevin Blosser Wanda Bowman Kathleen Brainard Kurt Brown J. Calvin Bucher Veronica Chiwanza Fred Crawford Gary Curtis Carrie Damron Robin Decicco Lee Eshleman David Frayser Karl Frey Willie Frey Karla Gingerich Stephanie Good Ellen Hartman Bob Horst John Kreider Phil Landes Jill Landis Michelle Letsche Howard Lind Joy Martin Steve Martin Mattie Mast Sharon McGlothlin Janine Miller Kevin Miller Brian Moffet Michelle Monroe Frank Nice Marsha Orner Janene Osborn Jan Ramser Kelly Ramsey Elsie Reese Elvis Rivers Debbie Roth Janette R oth Andrea Schrock Sherwyn Smeltzer Judy Smith Vicky Smith Tami Staton Emilie Stoltzfus Stan Swartz Michael Washburg Marcia Weaver Mike Weaver Les Weaver “Rebecca Wilke Deleon Wilson Melinda Wilson Carylon Wyble Doug Wyse Michael Yoder Nathan Yoder Juniors 179 Linda A. Adams Harrisonburg, Virginia Biology Julia Arnold Leesburg, Virginia Early Education (NK-4) Ellie Bain Crozet, Virginia Physical Education Salome E. Baugher Harrisonburg, Virginia Social Work Minors: Psychology Sociology 182 Lisa Beck Archbold, Ohio Psychology Seniors AAA snp DO NIAAA LAN NESSES Silena Day) David Ill, Rachel, and David Bennett, Jr. Amite, Louisiana Biology Cheryl Ann Bergey Hatfield, Pennsylvania Mathematics Education Dolores F. Blauch Keyser, West Virginia Biology Holly Blosser Wayland, lowa Modern Language Minors: Peace and Justice Journalism Douglas James Borg Winchester, Virginia Biology Shana Peachey Boshart Hatfield, Pennsylvania English Education Minor: Spanish Luann Moser Seniors 183 = Rafael Santiago Bracero | Anneville, Pennsylvania Liberal Arts | Minors: Political Science Para-Professional LuAnn B. Brenneman Harrisonburg, Virginia Nutrition and Community Development Minor: Biology Stephanie L. Brenneman Albany, Oregon Business Administration Annette Brubaker Harrisonburg, Virginia Modern Language Lois J. Brubaker Lancaster, Pennsylvania Nursing Bruce Brunk Newport News, Virginia Mathematics Christian Ministries Douglas Brunk Harrisonburg, Virginia Mathematics Education Gary Burkholder Singers Glen, Virginia Music Douglas Byler Uniontown, Ohio Physical Education 184 Seniors Glenna Campbell Waynesboro, Virginia Nursing . Carol Caricofe Union Bridge, Maryland Nursing Charlotte Christophel Battle Creek, Michigan Nursing Karia Coblentz Northfield, Ohio Social Work C. Allen Cupp be Staunton, Virginia | OE A ae ; : d d Social Work Seniors 185 Carol Martin Shelley Dahl Calgary, Alberta Nursing Kevin M. Damron Charlottesville, Virginia Business Administration Katherine L. DeSanctis Fort Pierce, Florida Nursing Eberly Harrisonburg, Virginia His: International Agricultural Development Biology Hers: Nursing Steven R. Eby Washington Boro, Pennsylvania Biology | Charles and Sonya Stahl | | Pat Eggleston Fairbanks, Alaska Special Education 186 Seniors Amy Rosenberger WBAINOSA 73830 4 YNILISTUHD ADOLFO PEREZ ESQUIVEL Winner of 1980. Nobel Peace Prize: Ross J. and Cathy S. Erb Harrisonburg, Virginia Home Economics Education Ruben J. Fahndrich Harrisonburg, Virginia Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Physical Education Rebecca Finch Suffern, New York Nursing Jeanette E. Flisher Hannibal, Missouri Social Work Thomas C. Foreman Johnstown, Pennsylvania History Education Naomi K. Frederick Lititz, Pennsylvania Nursing Seniors 187 Evelyn J. Frey Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Nursing Sid Frey Orrville, Ohio Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Rob Ganger Bristol, Indiana Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries il Kim Gingerich Hesston, Kansas Psychology Jonelle Gingrich Landisville, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) 188 Seniors a a David, Joel S., and Ellanna E. Gish Palmyra, Pennsylvania Biology Kendra S. Good Westover, Maryland Music Education Michael Good Fulks R un, Virginia Music Education Simone D. Gordon Brazil Early Education (NK-4) French Cynthia L. Graber Greentown, Indiana Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Janice S. Oraber Greentown, Indiana Physical Education Keith Gross Souderton, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) Stephen K. Hall Powhatan, Virginia Nursing Carolyn Sue Harris Staunton, Virginia Nursing Seniors 189 Dale E. Hartzler Scottdale, Pennsylvania Computer Science Deborah Hatter Stuarts Draft, Virginia Nursing Minor: Missions Merlin Hedrick Souderton, Pennsylvania Social Work International Agricultural Development Barbara Hendershott | Kingdom City, Missouri Social Work Barry Eugene Hertzler West Liberty, Ohio Biology Education W. Ray Hertzler Grottoes, Virginia English Spanish Kathy M. Hess Lancaster, Pennsylvania Social Work 190 Seniors Beth Miller, David Swartz Lisa Higgs Manassas, Virginia Nursing Bryan Hoover Schwenksville, Pennsylvania Business Administration Pearl Hoover New Carlisle, Ohio English Education Amy A. Horst Hagerstown, Maryland Nursing Regina Horst Winchester, Virginia Home Economics Education | Seniors 191 192 Betty Hostetler Belleville, Pennsylvania Middle Education (4-8) Lorren A. Hostetter Elkhart, Indiana Psychology Mary Johnston Leonard, Missouri Middle Education (4-8) John M. Jones New Carlisle, Ohio Business Administration Philip Abram Jones Pottstown, Pennsylvania Biology Dan Keener Dry Run, Pennsylvania Middle Education (4-8) Seniors paar ORE ETRE RE ee Cindy Lapp Willie Frey, Tom Foreman Bruce E. King Lebanon, Pennsylvania Biology Minors: Chemistry Psychology Carol S. and Joseph J. Kotva, Jr. His: Bedford, Ohio Bibical Studies and Theology Religion and Philosophy Hers: Mendon, Michigan Nursing ee sie 25 LOE . Dale E. Krabill Smithville, Ohio Mathematics Education Julie Kratz Harleysville, Pennsylvania Nursing Jeanette Dawn Dreider Harrisonburg, Virginia Home Economics Education Minor: Art Renee Lavonne Kreider Quarryville, Pennsylvania Middle Education (4-8) Seniors 193 John Roger Kurtz Elkhart, Indiana Spanish English Education Joyce A. Landis Seville, Ohio Physical Education Shelby Landis Leola, Pennsylvania Social Work Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Raeta Ann Law Cambridge, Ohio Nursing Rachel Leatherman Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Douglas C. Lehman Park View, Virginia French History and Social Science Shane Lilly Waynesboro, Virginia Business Administration Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Mary Elizabeth Linde Coopersburg, Pennsylvania Nursing Beth S. Lomakin Short Hills, New Jersey Nursing 194 Seniors Deb Hatter Bill Longacre Franconia, Pennsylvania Business Administration Accounting 2-yr Computer Processing Linda Lux Miami, Florida Liberal Arts Daniel Makonnen Ethiopia Sociology Carol Martin Strasburg, Pennsylvania Business Administration Minor: Food and Nutrition Mariann Fay Martin Mercersburg, Pennsyl vania English Education Minors: Journalism Theater Seniors 195 Rodney A. Martin Waynesboro, Virginia Physical Education Terri Martin Orrville, Ohio Early Education (NK-4) Roger Edward Mast Harrisonburg, Virginia Physical Education James Maust Harrisonburg, Virginia Bibical Studies and Theology Minor: Business Administration Margo Maust Pigeon, Michigan Early Education (NK-4) Jacqueline Ann Mayerick Oakdale, New York Biology Chemistry 196 Seniors Allison E. McGlaughlin York, Pennsylvania Psychology Minor: Biology Peggy McLeod Glen Allen, Virginia Nursing Gary and Linda Nafziger Meiser Harrisonburg, Virginia International Agricultural Development Harold Meyer Wooster, Ohio Nursing Jared, lleen, Elmer, and Micah Miller Kalona, lowa Bible Psychology Kent Miller Wadsworth, Ohio Mathematics Education Kim Miller Sarasota, Florida General Business Seniors 197 Lowell Q. Miller Uniontown, Ohio Accounting Minor: Business Administration LuAnn Miller Timberville, Virginia Home Economics Education Margaret Miller Sugarcreek, Ohio Physical Education Richard G. Mininger Susquehanna, Pennsylvania Christian Ministries Luann M. Moser Copenhagen, New York Nursing Gregory S. Moyer Perkasie, Pennsylvania Business Administration 2-yr Computer Processing 198 Seniors Connie Gaber, Winfred Ressler, John Wenger, Margo Maust Leonard Wingfield Beatrice Muganda Tanzania Home Economics Business Administration Dawn Mumaw Orville, Ohio Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Minor: Family Studies Jeanine Groff Musselman Franconia, Pennsylvania Home Economics Education Douglas J. Nyce Grantham, Pennsylvania Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Judy Kay Oaks Fariview, Michigan Nursing Seniors 199 Lenora R. O’Roark Harrisonburg, Virginia Business Education Justin Osborn Harrisonburg, Virginia Biology Minor: Chemistry Kim Painter Stanley, Virginia Nursing Sue Ann Palmero Old Bridge, New Jersey Camping, Recreation, and Youth Ministries Minor: Psychology Tracie L. Paton Harleysville, Pennsylvania Physical Education Minor: Psychology Kim Payne Troy, Virginia Nursing Thomas W. Payne, Jr. Petersburg, Virginia Business Administration Christian Ministries 200 Seniors =e Margo Maust Gloria Dawn Peachey Belleville, Pennsylvania Nursing Mark Peachey Petersburg, Pennsylvania Christian Ministries Sharon Peachey Belleville, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) Penny Charlene Peery Hot Springs, Virginia Social Work Rev. Frankie L. Perdue Watertown, New York Bibical Studies and Theology RR RR Be ROR Sonya R. Perry Winton, North Carolina Psychology Janet L. Petersheim Elverson, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) Seniors 201 Teresa M. Puglisi Andover, Massachusetts Liberal Arts Psychology Janet Raynor Waynesboro, Virginia Nutrition and Community Development James B. Rea, Jr. Crozet, Virginia Bibical Studies and Theology Christian Ministries Gwen Reed Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Social Work Nelda Rempel Hesston, Kansas Social Work Marita Ressler Dalton, Ohio Early Education (NK-4) 202 Seniors Annette Zook, Nelda Rempel } Roger Kurtz, Holly Blosser Winfred Ressler Kidron, Ohio Biology Chemistry Doug Rheinheimer Milford, Indiana Biology Jan Riehl Landenburg, Pennsylvania Middle Education (4-8) 4. Ben Risser S Timberville, Virginia Social Work Bruce William Ritchie Harrisonburg, Virginia English Jennifer J. Rittenhouse Harleysville, Pennsylvania Business Administration Seniors 203 Vera Rohrer | Lancaster, Pennsylvania Social Work Faythe Ropp Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Amy Louise Rosenberger | Telford, Pennsylvania | English | Minors: Theater Journalism Sociology Tammy Rowe Hagerstown, Maryland Nursing R. Craig Ruth Chalfont, Pennsylvania Chemistry Education Dawn P. Schussler Reston, Virginia Early Education (NK-4) Lynne Sensenig Akron, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) Beverly Shank Charlottesville, Virginia } Biology Asad Sharif Palestine Business Administration 204 Seniors | Kim Gingerich Brenda Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Nursing Randy Shenk Harrisonburg, Virginia Art Roy and Chery! Small Nairobi, Kenya Liberal Arts Mick Sommers Kokomo, Indiana Liberal Arts Mark and Brenda Hartman Souder Dalton, Ohio Social Work Minor: Journalism Seniors 205 S. Renee Souder Forksville, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) Carol ‘‘Skeet’”’ Speigle Boswell, Pennsylvania Early Education (NK-4) Arlene Stauffer Harrisonburg, Virginia Liberal Arts Minor: Bible Carl Douglas Stauffer Harrisonburg, Virginia Social Work Minor: Bible Rosemarie Stauffer Harrisonburg, Virginia Liberal Arts Minor: Journalism 206 Seniors Katherine DeSanctis Sonya Elise Stauffer Wayland, lowa German Minors: Psychology Missions Douglas A. Stoltzfus Valparaiso, Indiana Biology Juanita Joy Stoltzfus Morgantown, Pennsylvania Nursing Millie Stoltzfus Leola, Pennsylvania Nursing Theda Joy Stoltzfus Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Nursing Marianne Stutzman Kutztown, Pennsylvania Liberal Arts 2-yr Para-Professional David K. Swartz Toronto, Ontario Psychology Seniors 207 Natalie Wood, Raeta Law John L. Swartzentruber Scottdale, Pennsylvania Chemistry Mathematics Minors: Computer Science Physics Susan Sweeny McLean, Virginia Nursing Bradley H. Swope Souderton, Pennsylvania Music Jeanette M. Tadeo Dalton, Ohio Early Education (NK-4) Bruce W. Thomas Johnstown, Pennsylvania Accounting Minor: Business Administration Kim A. Van Curen St. Clairsville, Ohio Nursing Deborah Gail Van Pelt Columbiana, Ohio Home Economics Education 208 Seniors | Kim Watts Swoope, Virginia Music Education Donald J. Weaver Lancaster, Pennsylvania Bibical Studies and Theology Minor: Psychology James A. Weaver Harrisonburg, Virginia Accounting Business Administration 2-yr Computer Processing Kathy Weaver Brandon, Vermont Home Economics Minors: Business Administration Food and Nutrition Pamela Brenneman Weaver Hesston, Kansas Business Administration Cindy L. Wenger Leola, Pennsylvania Art Education Gordon L. Wenger Lancaster, Pennsylvania Mathematics Education Seniors 209 John D. Wenger Perkasie, Pennsylvania Biology Minor: Psychology Bunita Whetzel Mathias, West Virginia Liberal Arts Minors: Psychology Business Administration Gary Wimmer Telford, Pennsylvania Business Administration Leonard Ayres Wingfield Richmond, Virginia Psychology Sharon E. Witmer Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Home Economics Education Nutrition and Community Development Natalie V. Wood Lynchburg, Virginia Nurshing Deb Yoder Walnut Creek, Ohio Nursing essai } , mya Bruce Kinc! 210 Seniors Denise A. Yoder Kidron, Ohio Accounting Denton Yoder Winston-Salem, North Carolina Computer Science Minor: Mathematics Doug L. Yoder Pettisville, Ohio Accounting Business Administration Kevin S. Yoder Frytown, lowa Physical Education Marla S. Yoder Aurora, Ohio Social Work Nutrition and Community Development (| 0nya Eberly Seniors 211 Sheila K. Yoder Wellman, lowa Music Education Julie Zehr Foosland, Illinois Biology Mamitu Zellelow Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Business Administration Veva Zimmerman Harper, Kansas Home Economics Education Annette Zook Belleville, Pennsylvania Nursing Janet Burt Zook Paradise, Pennsylvania Nursing 212 Seniors Not Beth Beisel Joyce Benedict Mary Bowman Nancy Brubaker Philip Bumbaugh Lavonne Byler Marvin Cofield Cathy Corso Ana Cortes Phyllis Crawford Silena Davis Lisa Driver D. Freeman Marvin Glover Deborah Greene Nevin Herr Gloria Hinkle Denise Holdaway Martin King Freddy Kisare Susanna Knott Janet Koller Angela Kreider Lynette Kulp Cynthia Lapp Michael Lapp William Leap Philip Lehman Michael Martin Thomas Martin Cathy Miles Carmeleta Miller Mary Mullen Carol Petersheim Doris Petersheim David Ponn ictured Alan Roby Nancy Roggie Harold Shearer Doris Shenk Joyce Shenk Karen Shenk Linda Shenk Marie Shenk Peggy Shenk Darrel Stone Connie Thompson Toni Thrush Sue Tucker Sarah Wines David Yoder Daniel Ziegler i2-Year Graduates Melissa Auckland Quakertown, Pennsylvania Administrative Secretarial Science Teresa Lyn Brooks Rushford, New York General Studies Lori Derstine Souderton, Pennsylvania Administrative Secretarial Science Richard and Collene Lewman, Jr. Orrville, Ohio Bible Donna Shank Harrisonburg, Virginia Administrative Secretarial Science Jill Showalter Harrisonburg, Virginia Education: Para-Professional Kevin Swartz Souderton, Pennsylvania Bible Harold A. Yoder Lewistown, Pennsylvania Computer Processing Maribeth Yoder lowa City, lowa Education: Para-Professional 2-Year Graduates 213 Weekend MC’s Sixty-Seventh Annual F commencemen weekend began Saturday morning, April 27, with the Nurses Commissioning. Many of the 28 graduates participated in the program, | reflecting on the meaning of the pinning and | their journey to graduation. Sara Zimmerman, a former Professor of Nursing at EMC, delivered a charge to graduates to serve with confidence. | Calvin E. Shenk, Professor of Church | Studies, addressed all graduates Saturday | afternoon at the Baccalaureate and | Commissioning service. His message, The Cosmic Christ and the Global Village, dealt | with the problem of cultural relativity and | Christianity. Senior Shelby Landis reminisced about her growth during college, and classmate Roger Kurtz confessed to being a “closet knitter,” challenging Seniors to act decisively and unashamedly. Saturday evening graduates, friends, and families gathered for a Commencement | concert featuring music faculty. Following, a reception hosted by President and Mrs. Detweiler honored Seniors and their i 214 Commencement Commencement parents. After a rainy Sunday morning, skies appeared to be going to clear for Commencement exercises at 1:00 on the Front Lawn, but clouds gathered again as graduates, faculty, and guests congregated below. Shortly after the program began, raindrops fell, the shower gaining intensity as the congregation sang, “Holy God, we praise thy name. . . everlasting is thy reign.” Reign or rain? New grads, Old grads, relatives, and spectators rushed for cover. Graduates volunteered to stand so that more seating was available for guests in the chapel, and the ceremony reconvened about an hour later. “We’re notin the habit of baptizing our speakers,” President Det- weiler told Wayne F. Geisert, President of neighboring Bridgewater College, as he in- troduced him. 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Water St « Harrisonburg, VA + (703) 434-7647 3elow: Winfred Ressler, Ruby Kauffman Center: Beth Smith, Marsha Orner Janelle Good Diane Yoder Center: Kim Watts Above: Jody Shearer, Eugene Stevanus, Lee Eshleman, Les Horning Candids 243 Abernethy, Paula 168 Abu Znaid, Munir 136, 158, 163 Adams, Barry 84, 86, 93, 95, 137, 168 Adams, Linda 81, 182 Alberte, Sandy 158 Albrecht, Virginia 146 Alderfer, Rodney 158 Alger, Dave 168 Amspacher, Linnet 168 Amstutz, Jackie 96, 130, 143, 158 Anders, Devon 146 Arbaugh, Joe 146 Armes, Mertie 93, 168 Arnold, Julia 81, 142, 175, 182 Auckland, Melissa 128, 213 Augsburger, Brenda 168 Augsburger, Rick 158 Babili, Artemas 105, 117 Baer, Carlton 127, 168 Bain, Ellie 100, 101, 182 Baker, Thomas 51, 109, 142, 146 Baugher, Salome 129, 182 Bauman, Clarence 45 Beachy, Scott 112, 113, 146 Bechtel, Valerie 63, 168 Beck, Lisa 64, 182 Beiler, John 113, 158 Beiler, Wanda 158 Belete, Ruth 163, 168 Bender, Linda 129, 170 Bender, Loren 143, 168 Bender, Michael 146 Bender, Nevin J. 53, 56, 57 Bender, Nevin K. 64, 132 Bender, Titus 38, 76, 77, 129, 139 Bendroth, Peggy 60 Benedict, Joyce 48 Benner, Kendall 146, 156 Benner, Lolly 126, 158 Benner, Rosita 143, 168 Bennett, David 183 Benoit, Helen 37 Bentz, Vaughn 105, 116, 117, 168 Bergey, Cheryl 102, 103, 114, 183 Bergey, Dave 142, 168 Bishop, Jim 46 Bixler, John 60 Blank, Keith 168 Blauch, Dolores 127, 183 Blauch, Susan 108, 109, 168 Blosser, Heather 69, 93, 125, 132, 133, 142, 158 Blosser, Holly 125, 132, 134, 139, 183, 203 Blosser, Kevin 63, 125 Boettger, Brian 5, 62, 63, 168 Bolton, Todd 113, 168 Bomberger, Doris 31 Bomberger, James 28 244 Index Ene eastern mennonite college Bontrager, Dorene 146 Borg, Douglas 64, 65, 183 Borkholder, Mike 39, 130, 168 Borkholder, Phil 96, 124, 125, 130, 146 Boshart, David 11, 94, 169 Boshart, Shana 183 Bowman, Geneva 55, 56 Bowman, Lois 42 Bowman, Wanda 67 Boyers, Auburn 26 Boyers, Karma 63, 169 Bracero, Rafael 113, 184 Bradfield, Angie 146 Brainard, Kate 60, 61 Brennan, Shenandoah 146 Brenneman, Janet 169 Brenneman, Joyce 66, 114, 124, 141, 169 Brenneman, Luann 72, 184 Brenneman, Mary 45 Brenneman, Stephanie 184 Brooks, Teresa 126, 133, 143, 213 Brownscombe, Sandy 36, 102, 109 Brubaker, Annette 184 Brubaker, Audrey 97, 127, 169 Brubaker, Beryl 34 Brubaker, Donnie 113, 169 Brubaker, Gregg 87, 117, 130, 133, 141, 146 Brubaker, Kenton 22 Brubaker, Lois 184 Brubaker, Nancy 66 Brunk, Bruce 122, 124, 184 Brunk, Douglas 64, 93, 184 Brunk, Elaine 87, 142, 169, 175 Brunk, Erma 50 Brunk, Gerald 31 Brunk, James 55, 56 Brunk, Joyce 27 Brunk, Steven 101, 169, 171 Buchen, Erika 133, 141, 158 Buckwalter, John 101, 146 Burkhart, Barbara 102, 142, 158, 165 Burkhart, Linda 102, 108, 109, 127, 169 Burkholder, Elaine 169 Burkholder, Gary 64, 65, 132, 184 Busching, Sarah 169 Byler, Betty 42 Byler, Douglas 99, 113, 184 Cabezas, Eduardo 169 Cabezas, Roberto 125, 136, 169 Callihan, Brad 169 Campbell, Glenna 185 Campbell, Julie 146 Carey, Kevin 49 Caricofe, Carol 84, 136, 185 Cassidy, Fonda 169, 181 Cave, Tammy 146, 149 Chase, Elizabeth 169 Chittick, Janine 6, 147 Christophel, Charlotte 110, 185 Clemmer, Sandy 147 Clymer, Don 30 Coblentz, Karla 129, 185 Coffman, Mary 54 Coffman, Paul 47 Coffman, Robert 54 Coffman, Teresa 169 Collingwood, Ross 44 Collins, Lila 43 Cooper, Patty 10, 124, 129, 170 Cortes, Ana 138 Cortes, Octavio 138 Coulter, Loretta 158 Craig, Tammy 147 Crider, Karen 158 Crull, David 147 Cupp, Allen 185 Curtis, Pam 169 Dahl, Shelley 186 Damron, Kevin 186 Davidhizar, John 46, 83, 87, 137 Davis, Abraham 28, 41, 76, 97 Davis, Kim 147 Davis, Silena 182 Dawson, Susie 147 Dean, Renee 127, 158 Delano, Karen 158 Delp, Janelle 143, 147 Denlinger, John 105, 114 Derstine, Lori 86, 87, 102, 103, 128, 213, 217 Derstine, Mike 159 Derstine, Timothy 127, 136, 159 DeSanctis, Ingrid 136, 147 DeSanctis, Katherine 186, 207 Detrow, Dave 44 Detweiler, Brenda 81, 143, 159 Detweiler, Richard 18, 70, 217, 219 Detweiler, Mary Jane 70 Detwiler, Caroline 42 Detwiler, Susan 102, 117, 159 Dietrich, Sharon 129, 170 Dillon, Dawn 122, 147 Dintaman, Stephen 21 Dix, Mary Alice 159 Dow, Leonard 3, 106, 170 Drescher, June 49 Driver, Daryl 84, 141, 159 Driver, Lewis 55, 56 Driver, Lisa 13 Driver, Michelle 170, 176 Driver, Serita 135, 147, 248 Dunmore, Daniel 13, 147 Dymond, Lisa 3, 102, 147 Eastridge, Shelia 117, 170 Eberly, Charles 87, 186 Eberly, Sherman 36, 106 Eberly, Sonya 186, 211 Ebersole, Brian 145, 159 Eby, Beth 4, 109, 143, 159, 167 Eby, Carol 147 Eby, John 24 Eby, Joyce 48 Eby, Katrina 134, 159 Eby, Laverne 147 Eby, Mary Beth 124, 141, 147 | Eby, Omar 28 | Eby, Steven 127, 186 Eckert, Karen 170 | Eggleston, Pat 10, 186 Enedy, Diana 29, 40 Engle, James 21 | Engle, Michael 170 Erb, Cathy 187 Erb, Fern 48 | Erb, Fred 46, 82 Erb, Rick 147 Ericson, Sue Ann 170 Esbenshade, Ted 63, 170 Esh, Eric 147 Eshleman, Lee 60, 61 Eshleman, Rod 105 Eshleman, Tina 64, 159 Eskridge, Jack 159 Fahndrich, Ruben 73, 105, 187 Falls, Harry 113, 170 Fannin, Stephen 64, 65, 170 Farmwald, Leanne 170 Farrell, Kathy 143, 170 Farrell, Lorraine 147, 154 | Fast, John 32 Fernandez, Jose 57 Finch, Rebecca 187 Fisher, Martha 117, 133, 136, 148 Flisher, Jeanette 187 Foltz, Steve 113 Foreman, Thomas 85, 187, 192 Foulkes, Jim 170 Frank, Kimberly 159 Franklin, David 170 Frayser, David 113 Frederick, Naomi 126, 187 Frederiksen, Mark 105, 117, 148 Freed, Donna 84, 128, 137, 170 French, Susan 108, 109, 148, 151 Frey, Donna 40, 102, 133, 159 Frey, Evelyn 188 Frey, Sid 70, 71, 105, 140, 142, 188, 196, 216 Frey, Willie 134, 192 Friesen, lvan 133, 140, 171, 178 Frueh, Sherie 6, 66, 159 Fulks, Angela 148, 155 Gaddis, Linda 36 Gallagher, Lisa 126, 129, 171 Ganger, Rob 85, 188 Garber-Weider, Valda 33 { Gautsche, Gary 121, 130, 131, 171, 172 Gehman, Margaret 17, 20 Geib, Doug 63, 171 Genzel, Corinne 110, 148 Gerber, Jodi 148 Gerig, Curtis 62, 63, 171 Gingerich, Bill 129, 171 Gingerich, Janet 124, 148, 150 Gingerich, Karen 30, 133, 148 Gingerich, Karla 67 Gingerich, Kim 188, 205 Gingerich, Lynda 126, 148 Gingerich, Orv 36 Gingerich, Ray 21 Gingrich, Jonelle 64, 188, 206, 216 Gingrich, Twila 122, 148, 171 Gish, Joel 127, 171, 189 Glanzer, Dave 37 Glanzer, James 35 Glick, Pat 148, 155 Goding, Debra 171 Godshall, Heidi 171 Good, Carmen 110, 111, 160 Good, Janelle 133, 145, 160 Good, Janice 160 Good, Jeanette 125, 133, 148 Good, Kendra 64, 189 Good, Lynette 148 Good, Marcia 132, 172 Good, Michael 6, 64, 82, 93, 132, 189 Gordon, Simone 189 Gosney, Wanda 68, 172, 221 Graber, Anita 52 Graber, Connie 122, 172, 198 Graber, Cynthia 102, 114, 189 Graber, Janice 114, 189 Graber, Lois 141, 160 Graber, Rhonda 172 Graber, Rodney 130, 158, 160 Graham, Ronni 143, 172 Graybill, Dave 46 Green, Suzanne 127 Grieser, Annette 64, 84, 110, 111, 143, 172 Grosh, Joanne 81, 83, 84, 127, 142, 172 Gross, Keith 64, 65, 189 Grow, Missy 148 Guengerich, Marjorie 39 Gullman, Ric 105, 172 Gundlah, Robin 160 Hadland, Liz 144, 148 Hall, Stephen 136, 189 Hampton, Karen 117, 125, 130, 172 Hand, Tammy 160 Hange, Wendy 109, 114, 115, 148 Hansen, Cindy 63, 160, 172 Harder, Janet 31 Harnish, Peter 127, 146, 148 Harris, Carolyn 189 Hartman, Lori 95, 148 Hartman, Rachel 64, 172 Hartsook, Lynn 148 Hartz, Richard 156, 160 Hartzler, Dale 190 Hatter, Deborah 190, 195 Heatwole, Dorothy 54 Heatwole, Janet 64, 65, 132, 161 Heatwole, Marolyn 172 Heatwole, Mary Kay 49 Heatwole, Susan 149 Hedrick, Merlin 190, 216 Heflin, Diane 149 eastern mennonite college Hendershott, Barbara 129, 190 Henry, Rhonda 161 Hensley, Carol 43 Henson, Darryl 172 Hernandez, Diana 172 Herr, Norma 126, 161 Hershberger, Ann 35 Hershberger, Martha 606 Hershberger, Mary 31 Hershberger, Rachel 56 Hershey, Beth 102, 172 Hershey, Denise 149 Hertzler, Barry 105, 190 Hertzler, Betty 47 Hertzler, Doug 134, 149 Hertzler, Jerry 130, 149 Hertzler, Ray 80, 95, 190 Hertzler, Valerie 126, 136, 161 Herr, Grant 55 Hess, Kathy 190 Higgs, Lisa 6, 191 Hochstetler, Clair 44 Hochstetler, Elaine 159, 161 Hollinger, Joe 93, 95, 161 Hoover, Bryan 191 Hoover, Pearl 9, 191, 219 Hopper, Susan 149 Horning, Les 122, 124, 127, 133, 141, 172 Horst, Amy 191 Horst, Elaine 81, 141, 161 Horst, Galen 19 Horst, John 25, 39, 97 Horst, Marie H. 19 Horst, Regina 78, 139, 191 Hostetler, Betty 133, 192 Hostetler, Larion 149 Hostetler, Lisa 172 Hostetler, Lori A. 126, 149 Hostetler, Lori J. 109, 144, 148, 149 Hostetler, Margery 172 Hostetler, Tricia 117, 150, 157 Hostetter, Ardith 161 Hostetter, Eric 64, 65, 172 Hostetter, Loren 192 Hostetter, Marie 161 Hostetter, Steve 10, 142, 161 Huber, Harold 42 Huber, Linda 80, 133, 172 Hudson, Gerald 107, 139, 161 Hughes, Edwina 161 Irvin, Debbie 150 Jantzi, Daniel 95, 133, 158, 161 Jantzi, Dorothy 45 Jantzi, Jacqueline 173 Jantzi, Kerry 92, 94, 95, 134, 161 Jantzi, Terrence 87, 133, 161 ys Jantzi, Vernon 38, 129 Jerez, Carmen 75, 173 Johnson, Jim 125 Johnson, Lyla 137, 161 Johnston, Mary 192 Jones, Eursaline 161 Jones, John 192 Jones, Phillip 192 Kauffman, Gaylene 125, 136, 139, 161, 162 Kauffman, Glenn 23 Kauffman, Jill 150 Kauffman, Margaret 47 Kauffman, Norman 57 Kauffman, Regina 129, 161 Kauffman, Ruby 130, 132, 133, 161 Kauffman, Vaughn 51, 69, 142, 143 Kauffman, Yvonne 126, 128, 161. Kaufman, Anne 3, 66, 102, 143, 150 Kaufman, Marcia 44 Kaufman, Stanley 20, 97 Kawira, Yohana 150 Kayal, Tod d 98, 101, 116, 117, 150 Keener, Dan 125, 128, 192 Kellers, Peggy 36, 110, 114, 115, 139 Kelly, Don 139 Kennel, Eileen 81, 114, 173 Keyser, Lynette 148, 150, 156 King, Bruce 13, 68, 136, 193, 210, 221 King, Faye 53 King, Kendra 93, 166, 173 King, Krista 161 King, Lisa 173 King, Marilyn 162 King, Mary Jane 46 King, Noel 4, 99, 110, 162 Kisamore, David 117, 130, 150 Kiser, Jeff 9, 150 Knight, Jennifer 162 Knight, Sherry 109, 110, 173 Knouse, Wanita 64, 173 Kotva, Carol 193 Kotva, Joseph 193 Krabill, Dale 141, 193 Krabill, Gary 105, 162 Krabill, Tim 124, 173 Krall, Bruce 162 Krall, John 42 Krall, Naomi 27 Kratz, Celah 12, 64, 132, 173 Kratz, Charles 127, 150 Kratz, Clyde 87, 105, 162 Kratz, Julie 87, 102, 127, 193 Kratz, Ronald 127, 137, 162 Kraybill, Terella 64, 173 Kreider, Angela 64, 110, 132, 188 Kreider, Barry 63, 162 Kreider, Jeanette 193 Kreider, John 60, 61, 130: Kreider, Kenny 150 Kreider, Renee 87, 193 Kuhns, Harold 56, 57 Kuhns, Olive 33 Kurtz, Eldon 55, 57 Kurtz, Heidi 132, 150 Kurtz, Jewel 109, 150 Kurtz, Roger 11, 77, 104, 105, 121, 134, 194, 203, 215 Kyler, Marijke 30, 39 Lambert, John 84, 113, 162 Landes, David 93, 173 Landes, Phil 105, 117 Landes, Roland 56 Landis, Ann 7, 64, 135, 173, 248 Landis, Jay B. 28, 135, 248 Landis, Jill 60, 61 Landis, Joyce 102, 194 Landis, Peggy 50 Landis, Rose 64, 102, 161, 162 Landis, Shelby 63, 122, 129, 194 Landis, Steve 45 Lantzy, Pam 173 Lapp, Anne 150 Lapp, Cindy 64, 132, 192 Lapp, Jerold 20 Lapp, Jonathan 113, 150 Lapp, Mike 216 Law, Raeta 124, 194, 208 Layman, Kenneth 101 Layman, Lois 49 Leaman, James 64, 173 Leaman, Jonathan 134, 174 Leaman, Kristin 124, 151 Leap, Billy 113, 185 Leatherman, Rachel 194 Lebold, Dan 151 Lee, Elizabeth 150, 151 Lehman, Douglas 194 Lehman, Elsie 42 Lehman, Erland 104, 105 Lehman, Galen 37 Lehman, James 42 Lehman, Jewel 110, 114, 115, 162 Lehman, Joann 41, 123, 162, 168 Lehman, Joel 127, 151 Lehman, Kevin 151 Lehman, Lola 26 Lehman, Maria 87, 92, 127, 174 Lehman, Phil 80, 96, 130 Lehman, Ruth 42 Leichty, Kerry 127, 151 Leichty, Mark 124, 127, 151 Leidig, Kris 162 Leidig, Paul 25 Letsche, Michelle 137, 221 Lewman, Richard 213 Lichty, Beth 174 Lichty, Rhonda 124, 162 Lilly, Shane 133, 140, 194, 212 Lind, Howard 85, 92 Lind, Tim 113, 174 Linde, Mary 181, 194, 214 Little, Gail 32 Little, Robin 114, 162 Logan, Dorothy 46, 53 Logan, Kimberly 142, 174 Lohr, Melinda 174 Lomakin, Beth 86, 87, 194 Long, Cynthia 174 Longacher, Deirdre 142, 163 Longacre, Bill 64, 126, 132, 195 Longacre, Esther 43 Lowe, Katherine 151 Lutz, Regina 117, 151, 157 Lux, Linda 142, 195 Index 245 i pe PE Oe a ee es SS ee | | ys, Maddox, Terri 152 Makonnen, Daniel 195 Mannhardt, Lois 54 Markuson, Jeanefte 163 Martin, Barbara 152 Martin, Bryan 106, 118, 142 Martin, Carol 143, 186, 195 Martin, Carrie 51, 74, 81, 102, 142, 143 Martin, Craig 127, 141, 174 Martin, Deborah 123, 125, 152 Martin, Eugene 152 Martin, Janice 102, 152 Martin, Jim 63 Martin, Mariann 46, 80, 95, 195 Martin, Mike 113 Martin, Nancy 63, 85, 133, 163 Martin, Rodney 106, 107, 196 Martin, Steven M. 101 Martin, Steven R. 117, 141, 152 Martin, Terri 196 Mast, Christopher 152, 156 Mast, Dale 152 Mast, Ervin 38, 129 Mast, Grace 163 Mast, Joe 25 Mast, Roger 105, 196, 219 Mast, Susan 54 Mattocks, Sarah 84, 117, 124, 152 Maust, James 196, 216 Maust, Marge 32, 133 Maust, Margo 196, 198, 200 Mayerick, Jacqueline 196 Mbualungu, Emmanuel 76, 174 McAvoy, Floe 55, 56 McCue, Gretchen 87, 117, 152 McGlaughlin, Allison 102, 124, 197, 221 McLeod, Peggy 197 McVey, Jill 96, 130 Mellinger, Clair 22 Mellinger, Mamie 33 Mendez, Alexandria 152 Messick, Carl 57 Meyer, Harold 197 Miles, Cathy 174 Miller, Becky 16, 44 Miller, Beth 9, 152, 190 Miller, Brenda 64, 174 Miller, Cheryl 77, 126, 129, 137, 168, 174 Miller, David B. 46 Miller, David F. 45 Miller, Ed 145, 163 Miller, Elmer 197 Miller, Gloria 127 Miller, Gregory 174 Miller, Janine 60, 61 Miller, Jerry 44 Miller, Joannie 152 Miller, Jonathan 130, 133, 174 Miller, Kathleen 44 Miller, Kent 197 Miller, Kim 197 Miller, Laurel 70, 110, 119, 163 Miller, Lois 54 Miller, Lowell 85, 126, 181, 198 Miller, Luann 63, 198 Miller, Luke 105, 163 Miller, Margaret 72, 87, 137, 198 Miller, Mark 64, 163 246 Index AN N eastern mennonite college Miller, Sharon 152 Miller, Stehanie 110, 119, 152 Miller, Sue 84, 114, 152 Miller, Vonita 135, 151, 152, 248 Miller, Willie 124, 125, 129, 152 Millette, Lanny 52 Mininger, Betty 87, 140, 142, 163 Mininger, Richard 122, 124, 198 Minter, Cindy 55, 56 Mitchell, Heidi 143, 152 Mohler, Lois 122, 123, 174 Monahan, Heather 71, 170, 175 Monroe, Michelle 41 Moore, Lynn 77, 85, 141, 163 Morales, Sylvia 136, 175 Moren, Deana 4, 7, 108, 109, 114, 115, 175 Morris, Keith 53, 56, 57 Morris, Marian 109, 143, 148, 175 Morris, Marie 35, 127 Moser, Bryan 163 Moser, Luann 132, 183, 198 Moshier, Marcia 55, 56 Moyer, Gregory 136, 137, 198 Moyer, Sheila 152 Moyer, Wes 124, 175 Muganda, Beatrice 199 Mumaw, Dawn 199 Mumaw, Jeff 142, 175 Mumaw, Lisa 153 Mumaw, Marcia 175 Mumbauer, Steve 153 Musselman, Jeanine 129, 199 Muterspaugh, Jill 175 Myers, Gary 105, 143, 175 Myers, Jeffry 153 Myers, John 153 Nafziger, Helen 64 Nafziger, Ken 17, 32, 64, 132 Nafziger Meiser, Gary 197 Nafziger Meiser, Linda 47, 53, 197 Nash, Jenni 85, 125, 163 Nath, Richard 153 Nauman, Bonita 153 Neblett, Chris 163 Nesselrodt, Charles 56, 57 Nguyen, Michelle 143, 153 Noll, Wendy 130, 153 Nolt, Gary 153 Nolt, Joanne 153 Nyce, Bonnie 153 Nyce, Deborah 42 Nyce, Douglas 191, 199, 218 Nyce, Ed 63, 125, 176 Nyce, Keith 176 Nyce, Pamela 64, 176 O'Roark, Lenora 200 Oaks, Janice 128, 153 Oaks, Judy 199 Ocasio, Angel 15, 124, 160, 163 Orner, Marsha 168 Osborn, Janene 127, 135, 171, 248 Osborn, Justin 127, 200, 215, 219 Ours, Helen 47 Page, Natalie 109, 176 Painter, Kim 200 Palmero, Sue Anne 200 Patel, Ruma 54 Paton, Tracie 102, 114, 115, 200 Payne, Kim 127, 200, 215 Payne, Thomas 200, 215 Peachey, Gloria 102, 210, 215 Peachey, Mark 122, 124, 141, 201 Peachey, Sharon 201 Peery, Penny 122, 129, 137, 201, 216 Pence, Rob 6, 127, 163 Penner, Marj 153 Perdue, Frankie 201 Perkins, Amy 153 Perry, Sonya 201 Peters, Tracy 154 Petersheim, Janet 201 Petersheim, Sheri 154 Phillips, Kim 60 Pierantoni, Allison 102, 176 Poindexter, Todd 6, 124, 127, 143, 164 Powell, Andrew 176 Price, James 127, 164 Pugl isi, Teresa 60, 61, 202 Rae, Christine 164 Raezer, Amy 164 Rawley, Paula 154 Raynor, Janet 202 Rae, James 62, 63, 202 Rediger, Wes 52 Reed, Gwen 110, 111, 129, 202 Reinford, Neil 87, 154 Rempel, Nelda 85, 140, 202 Ressler, Beverly 176 Ressler, Lee 164 Ressler, Marita 202 Ressler, Melvin 176 Ressler, Winfred 11, 132, 134, 198, 203 Rheinheimer, Doug 126, 203 Rhodes, Gloria 134, 154 Richter, Anne 141, 154 Riehl, Jan 203 Risser, Ben 129, 133, 203 Ritchie, Bruce 12, 77, 139, 203 Rittenhouse, Janelle 114, 154 Rittenhouse, Jennifer 203 Rivers, Elvis 124, 129, 142 Rohrer, Vera 129, 204 Rolon, Nancy 81, 129, 142, 176 Ropp, Faythe 122, 132, 204 Rosenberger, Amy 94, 134, 187, 204, 216 Ross, Candy 66, 93, 130, 164 Roth, Bernadine 163, 164 Roth, Deb 137 Roth, Ed 53, 55, 56 Roth, Nick 87, 137, 176 Roth, Orlando 176 Roth, Steven 12, 84, 126, 127, 133, 142, 164 Rowe, Tammy 204 Rupp, Karen 64, 176 Rusch, Diania 63, 77 Rushby, William 38 Ruth, Craig 8, 95, 126, 132, 134, 204 Rutt, Ellen 51 Rutt, Jane 66, 102, 176 Ryan, Nancy 26, 66 Sachs, Carolyn 96 Sachs, Steve 17, 32, 130, 133 Sacra, Sharon 34 Sanders, Sandra 164, 166 Schiedel, John 164 Schlabach, Jarey 101, 154 Schlabach, Marilyn 54 Schlabach, Rose 154 Schoch, Danielle 34 Schroch, Andrea 63 Schussler, Dawn 14, 128, 204 Schweitzer, Joani 63, 158, 164 Scott, Anita Jo 154 Seitz, Kathryn 63 Seitz, Ken 21, 63 Seitz, Randy 63, 164 Seland, Twila 44 Sensenig, Jean 154 Sensenig, Lynne 77, 204, 216 Sensenig, Sheryl 77, 123, 154, 157 Shank, Beverly 94, 95, 204 Shank, Donna 122, 128, 132, 213 Shank, Nancy 81, 96, 127, 140, 164 Sharif, Asaad 204 Sharp, Deborah 95, 142, 176 Shearer, Harold 129 Shearer, Jody 122, 125, 142, 164 Shelley, Kathleen 154 Shelly, Patricia 83, 125, 164 Shenk, Audrey 64, 177 Shenk, Brenda 81, 205 Shenk, Byron 36, 70, 105, 117, 118 Shenk, Calvin 21, 75, 214 Shenk, Don 29 Shenk, Doug 87, 101, 173, 177 Shenk, Harold 164 Shenk, John 55, 56 Shenk, Joseph C. 50, 73, 122 Shenk, Joseph P. 64, 65, 164 Shenk, Joyce 135, 216, 248 Shenk, Marie 19 Shenk, Peggy 18 Shenk, Randy 96, 97, 130, 205, 216 Shenk, Todd 105, 164 Shertzer, Lynn 64, 65, 164 Shertzer, Willard 45 Shifflett, Tina 154 Shimer, Rosemary 35 Shirk, Jeanne 80, 141, 177 Showalter, Brent 87, 154 Showalter, Donald 24 Showalter, Grace 42 Showalter, Jill 66, 213 Showalter, Marlene 25 Showalter, Millard 25 Sites, Teresa 148, 154 Slabaugh, Cheryl 154 Slabaugh, Nancy 177 Slagell, Dale 177 Slusar, Suzanne 154 Small, Chery! 205 Smallman, Sean 154 Smeltzer, Sherwyn 63, 175 Smith, Andy 92, 142 Smith, Angela 154 Smith, Barbara 155 Smith, Beth 177 Smith, Cheryl 143, 155 Smith, Rita 137, 177 Smith, Roger 6, 124, 127, 164 Snead, Tammy 155 Snider, Craig 87, 96, 124, 130, 133, 155 Snider, Darrel 96, 130 Snyder, Delbert 24 Snyder, Jeff 84, 93, 155 Snyder, Lee 19, 78 Sommers, Mick 63, 95, 205 Souder, Brenda 69, 129, 135, 205, 248 Souder, Mark 51, 69 Souder, Renee 206 Speigle, Carol 14, 126, 136, 137, 206, 217 Spence, Kristin 155 Stahl, John 48 Stahl, Tim 105 Stamm, Susan 77, 177 Stanford, Julie 84, 155 Stauffer, Arlene 206 | Stauffer, Carl 206 | Stauffer; Rose 93, 133, 134, 206 Stauffer, Sonya 125, 207 Steffen, Andrea 102, 155 | Steiner, Donovan 27, 73 Sterner, Cheri 177 | Stevanus, Eugene 64, 177 Stikeleather, Angie 8, 177 Stoesz, Kris 64, 164 Stoker, Betsy 143, 164 Stoll, Mary Ann 162, 165 Stoltzfus, Allen 24 Stoltzfus, Bruce 12, 177, 179 Stoltzfus, David 49 Stoltzfus, Douglas 12, 127, 132, 135, 207, 248 Stoltzfus, Emilie 60, 61 Stoltzfus, Juanita 122, 137, 207, 217 Stoltzfus, Millie 207 Stoltzfus, Rachel 54 Stoltzfus, Ronald 24 Stoltzfus, Theda 139, 207 Stoltzfus, Willard 96, 130, 177 Stout, Karl 130 Strong, Sam 45 Stucky, Gary 23 Stutzman, Curt 63, 86, 87, 95, 177 Stutzman, Fannie 54 Stutzman, Marcia 133, 165 Stutzman, Marianne 207 Sullivan, Jackie 124, 143, 165 Suter, Daniel 22 Swartley, Phillip 177 Swartz, Beth 54 Swartz, David 64, 65, 135, 190, 207, 248 Swartz, Kenton 177 Swartz, Stan 40 Swartzendruber, Spencer 81, 165 Swartzendruber, Susan 128, 141, 177 Swartzentruber, John 82, 94, 126, 132, 208 Swartzentruber, Robert 177 Sweeney, Susan 208 Swigart, Paula 165 Swope, Bradley 64, 132, 208 Tadeo, Jeanette 208 Tadeo, Ken 105, 137, 155 Taylor, Heather 64, 177 Tee, Mary 41, 123, 138, 152, 155 Thomas, Audrey 155 Thomas, Bruce 126, 208 Thomas, Mariamma 35 Thomas, Mark 155 Thomas, Missy 64, 165 Thrush, Toni 66 Tomlinson, Jean 110, 165 Townsend, Gerald 101, 155 Trauger, Brian 155 Troyer, Marcy 85, 133, 147, 156 Troyer, Norma Jean 141, 148, 156 Tyler, Nancy 165 Ulloa, Antonio 138 Umble, Lori 66, 102, 165 Van Benschoten, Greg 155 Van Curen, Kim 85, 86, 127, 208 Van Lear, Diana 177 Van Pelt, Deborah 208 Van Zant, Dennis 127, 137, 143, 173, 178 Vega, Rolando 156 Vrolijk, Linwood 105, 125, 165 Wagler, Janice 162 Wahl, Amy 84, 156 Walker, Martha 84, 102, 165 Watts, Kim 132, 209 Waybill, Becky 156 Waybill, Lois 63, 178 Weaver, Anita 16, 44 4 | eastern mennonite college Ss Weaver, Bette 178, 221 Weaver, Curt 107, 165 Weaver, David P. 63, 178 Weaver, David W. 178 Weaver, Dean 105, 165 Weaver, Donald 209 Weaver, Dorothy 21 Weaver, James 209 Weaver, Kathy 129, 137, 142, 209, 217 Weaver, Les 112, 113 Weaver, Lois 67 Weaver, Miriam 24, 128, 136 Weaver, Pamela B. 209 Weaver, Pamela J. 62, 63 Weaver, Paula 64, 102, 126, 165 Weaver, Sarah 43 Weaver, Todd 100, 101, 117, 166 Wenger, Ann 109, 126, 156 Wenger, Cindy 6, 97, 124, 209 Wenger, Delbert 166 Wenger, Gordon 209 Wenger, John 11, 105, 122, 132, 198, 210 Wenger, Jon 156 Wenger, Roger 54 Wenger, Michael 33, 127 Wengerd, Lisa 178 Wert, Donald 96, 127, 130, 166 Wert, Glenda 166 Wheeler, James 13, 63, 178 Whetzel, Bunita 210, 216 Whetzel, Carl 106, 166 White, Larry 23 Widrick, Joseph 80, 81, 114, 166 Widrick, Kent 81, 166 Widrick, Patrick 156 Williams, Carolyn 156 Willlams, Rose 66 Wilson, John 178 Wimmer, Gary 90, 136, 137, 210 Wingfield, Leonard 116, 117, 199, 210 Wise, Brenda 13, 92, 136, 137, 178 Withers, Bill 156 Witmer, Barbara 139 Witmer, Lamar 139 Witmer, Liz 122, 123, 126, 166 Witmer, Mary Ellen 49 Witmer, Myriam 64 Witmer, Nelson 107, 150, 166 Witmer, Sharon 210 Witmer, Wayne 146, 156 Wolff, Phillip 64, 131, 178 Wood, Miriam 166 Wood, Monroe 56, 57 Wood, Natalie 127, 208, 210 Wright, Mary Lou 32 Wright, Tony 166 Wyse, Dennis 113 Wyse, Doug 60 Xavier, Geraldo 138 Yancey, Rob 85, 156 Yoder, Barbie 156 Yoder, Brad 130 Yoder, Carlon 153 Yoder, Carroll 30, 136 Yoder, Cynthia 156 Yoder, David 45 Yoder, Dean 166 Yoder, Deb 210 Yoder, Denise 211 Yoder, Denton 211 Yoder, Diane 63 Yoder, Doug 100, 101, 211 Yoder, Harold 137, 178, 213 Yoder, Jonathan C. 178 Yoder, Kevin 105, 136, 211 Yoder, Laura 156, 160 Yoder, Lawrence 167 Yoder, Lee 27 Yoder, Lela 127, 157 Yoder, Linda 178 Yoder, Linford 40, 157 Yoder, Lucille 157 Yoder, Maribeth 213 Yoder, Marla 211 Yoder, Mike 101 Yoder, Nancy 33 Yoder, Phil 84, 101 Yoder, Robert 22 Yoder, Rod 124, 157 Yoder, Rodney 104, 105, 143, 178 Yoder, Shari 127, 157 Yoder, Sheila 64, 131, 132, 212 Yoder, Sue 33, 122 Yoder, Tim 141, 160, 167 Zehr, Angie 87 Zehr, Anita 66, 164, 167 Zehr, Bonnie 127, 142, 174, 178 Zehr, Brenda 77, 122, 124, 129, 141, 179 Zehr, Dianne 95, 177, 179 Zehr, Julie 212 Zehr, Karen 157 Zehr, Marcia 157 Zehr, Miriam 14, 179 Zellelow, Mamitu 212 Zhang Jianzhen 29 Zimmerly, Jeanne 122, 123, 179 Zimmerly, Tina 157 Zimmerman, Earl 179 Zimmerman, Veva 126, 129, 143, 212 Zook, Alphie 27, 128 Zook, Annette 127, 202, 212 Zook, Brenda 125, 157 Zook, Janet 212 Zook, Kristi ne 86, 87, 179 Zook, Merle 105, 125, 167 Zwanzig, Kevin 179 Index 247 A Note Of Thanks ... 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