Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Kathryn F. Seitz Instructor of Education Kenneth L. Seitz, Jr. Assistant Professor of Bible Twila F. Seland Secretary, Admissions Office Byron S. Shenk Assistant Professor of Physical Education Donald B. Shenk Assistant Instructor of English Director of Theatre Arts Margaret Gehman, Mary Jo Swartzendruber Faculty 25

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BBS SN HE EE ORIG JME” SOWIE ON =o a Marge A. Maust Assistant Professor of Music A. Clair Mellinger Professor of Biology Mamie M. Mellinger Assistant Professor of Nursing David B. Miller Director of Alumni Relations A Jerry A. Miller Admissions Office Roman J. Miller Associate Professor of Biology Yin Mingqing Visiting Professor of China Studies Cindy K. Minter Custodial Services Keith A. Morris Mechanic, Physical Plant Marie S. Morris Assistant Instructor of Nursing Marcia K. Myers Admissions Office Kenneth J. Nafziger Professor of Music Helen L. Ours Manager, Snack Shoppe Kay A. Randolph Secretary, Financial Aid Wesley A. Rediger Director of Student Life Rose Y. Ressler Secretary, Admissions Office Amy L. Rosenberger Secretary, Records Office Stephen W. Sachs Assistant Professor of Music Sharon A. Sacra Secretary, Nursing Marilyn Schlabach Food Services 24 Faculty

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John M. Shenk Supervisor, Physical Plant Joseph C. Shenk Campus Pastor Peggy B. Shenk President’s Office Kass Seitz, Meg Mason Servanthood With a Smile Seven of EMC’s personnel are VSers on assignment at EMC. They are Associates in Servanthood working in varying roles in a program patterned after VS. Their services fill needs where the college can budget only housing, food, and an allowance as salary. Two Associates are retired employees of EMC who wanted to continue their work for the in- stitution. “I was involved a number of years at EMC as business manager and in the Education department,” says Grant Herr. “EMC allowed me to stay on after | was 65, and | wanted to show my apprecia- tion by volunteering.” Herr now 26 Faculty works with the Physical Plant and acts as the college courier. Frances Brubaker, former Resi- dence Director, continues to serve EMC as receptionist for Student Services. Faye King fills the important position of Guest House host- ess. She appreciates the “good opportunity for a special serv- ice,” and especially enjoys meeting interesting people such as the Chinese delegation and Lecture-Arts performers. “Sometimes | run into people from my past whom | haven't seen for many years!” she adds. The youngest Associate, Brad Swope, graduated from EMC in 1985 as a music major. He joined the program because it gave him “an opportunity to remain in an environment where | could continue to learn more music and where | could gain valuable work experience,” Brad says. In addition to work- ing in the music department, he hosts one of the guest houses. Joy Lapp, Nevin Bender, Sr., and Marian Bauman complete the list of volunteers. Lapp helps with custodial services in Lehman Auditorium, Bender works with the Physical Plant, and Bauman assists in the Advancement Office. Liz Witmer CLEANING UP THE GROUNDS, Nevin’ | Bender, Sr. serves with the Physical Plant. |