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Lawrence and Harriet Burkholder Do not be conformed to this world means the possibility of making an independent judgement about who we are and about what kind of lives we want to live as people. . . I think that nonconformity at this stage in our history will come through knowledge, not ignorance. There was a time when I could understand why the church fathers would say, watch out for those educated people because they fall for the wisdom of the world. I think now we may say, watch out forthe uneducated people for they fall for the folly of the world. There is real danger of our simply not knowing what is going on. And so far as we have intellectual resources among our young people especially, we should encourage them to use their heads, and use their heads for the sake of Iesus Christ. j. Lawrence Burkholder, President of Goshen College Sermon to the College Mennonite Church,Iu1y, 1973 .arf ...uf au. top: Eileen. Iohn. and Donald Thomas: bottom: Shawn and Betty Beachy ,ff n.f 4 Y. 'C w, 4. 1 si VI, ' .Q 1- 'we--...,,, 1 ms xg,- Y S Mary and Willis Lederach Now it's fine if the truth is real to you, but if it's not, it's you who are left out and not the truth. If you really believe that your sense of reality is the criterion of truth, as many people under thirty have believed recently, because they misunderstood their mothers who misunderstood Dr. Spock-if you believe that the truth of the truth depends on your sense of reality, that the world has to come to you to be accredited, then you're in trouble. john Howard Yoder Goshen College Convocation address, October 22, 1973 We can never really be a full member of our society, because the point of reference for the Christian is the Gospel, a gospel that is always expressed to us in culture and yet a gospel that stands in judgement on all culture. So the Christian. . . is a stranger and a pilgrim, always. Robert L. Ramseyer Coshen College Convocation address, November 7, 1973 .s 'N a fsqif -' X- -zrffap' ' .2 .-tam. x X Y g x X X' X N X x x is 2, : RX his X I 'X X s 1,6 3 X35 XX gigs, x Q X 'Nr' .,, as it s NGC' I , .Y wifi' -ff' .,1'T g - -- .zx , , ..-niw' ..,.,1. my 75 J J .:,-,' Z--21. 1: gh, k.-194 Q, 5 3 'f Q .3:,'- A V K H' N fx, F -5 A ' 4 1. 'N 1 Q. hw? ' QQ 1. vf x b fx, ' A 4. 1- L ' an above: Melinda Liechty Erb: opposite: Emily Knopp yn- gj, '6vUf - :' Wgugl 'K 'Q Mu V .,'. 5 PQ N ,. 3 . x V V' 'X Having been conditioned in my teens and twenties to believe that my quietistic heritage was a cultural dead end whose main relation to me was as something to be escaped. I find in my thirties and forties that, living among a nation of frenetic escapees, there is a Chagall-like intensity in my past that lends itself to a universal vision, if the viewer is alive enough . . .An identity-giving tradition is not something one can pick up at a bargain counter later in life. john L. Ruth Letter to Dawn Ruth, student at Goshen College, Memorial Day, 1972. We'll be coming up broadside against the demonic forces that are abroad, so remember who conquered them and with whom we are allied Professor Mary Bender Twentieth Century Fiction introductory lecture, Spring. 1973 8 N CAMPUS We return-rusty mind-machines burping into action. Truck drivers, waitresses, followers of the wheat harvest, deep Caribbean tans, burnt-out wanderers and veterans of the rubber factory: from Europe, Korea, India, the hollers of Kentucky, the squalor of Port-au-Prince, the farm life of Harleysville and Middlebury we come. But as always, the tans fade, enthusiasm wavers and the worlds that were not Goshen don't clash anymore with Goshen. We burrow in for the winter, nurturing ourselves on bad food and hoarded summer memories, which too soon lose their power to mitigate the severity of insipid Indiana. We return-a bit wistful and not quite convinced that the shopping bag of books, with their hazy promise of spiritual and mental adventure, has the ability to sustain our senses as did the Life Adventurous, still piping and whirling in the sun. 9 su as aam.....u.,i -+-'5m.,g....w A 10 We come to learn to grow and to examine the constant flux of our lives in the constant flow of our world. We come from all corners and watch through all colors. Some of us do four years here Some leave quickly and don't come back. But we stay awhile, camp by the fire of learning snatch up coals to light our way burn and curse and jump back Until we are lucky, or gifted, or blessed and find we can hold the fire to glow like a second heart- and the night no longer stares with such cold eyes. 11' x 'W I ' . mv ', '5,1,r I -1. vu in -365315 X X rxxcz. x . -ra--'r.q,.g-1 - 'N . zf. -15. ,gfxff . . xc WSYM- N, xxw Indian summer afternoon, and rock'n'roll comes rumbling from that huge stereo on first floor. 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O1,111111.111a131111111111ypa1hs 111111. 111 111111 1511511. . . IJ1111W11111 NX -xxx X vi xv X Xxx xv , SQA, .Y-2451 N' ' Q .. A , .xxyv -. Q A xlf V 5 NX X- x X Iames Hertzler, Emma LaRoque Dan Mullet -ww uh wa. Q u F ,u LAQKQY KM V 1. 'pa .11 ,- W 1+ Ji. 1 2 'Aff S M 'U' el g, .JY S ,.. . , P, 2 b Osh ffffiif Sharon, Mariola and Mrs. Dorothy Leonard Ecole St. Trinitd orchestra concert QA We wait. We Slouch and yawn and laugh and sometimes try so hard to tell the truth. And sometimes we tell the truth. We love and hate, try and fail Get so bone-aching tired we pray for help. Sometimes we find it and sometimes we're not so sure, But we keep on looking. We are not all the sons and daughters of Merino. But we are a Mennonite school in a Mennonite town. What we are is what we have been. Filing into Sunday School Trying to sit easy on rock-hard pews We raise our hands Our heads are dampened. And then we start to wonder. ,Q ' -3 kt' .rg Debbie Lynn Ioyce Hooley Ei .Qx ,, , N.: , si ,wg is X 3- :xg-.1 2 -rb1:gs.,- 22 A ' 1 R 4 2. 1 I ,X S' S XQXE ii 2 X, sm-xN -X.. , ffii, -Q 1 'Q s Nancy Ludwig wx 'ww H we-rf-:+A-'f-' 1 X Qf'? 'Na la 'XS :SI 9 YNGN fe fx 4' :z ' Y- :'2E:-:6::.-A ,grainy 1 -:E1E:'2:i7 -azs w -.4 9 ,f11,,::- cqin-sig.. '1 F5 '-'irzjg f L52 ?1f'3.'- 1 : :1g,35g'g:.f, 23 may I am all that my fathers were and you are yours My fathers are followers of God's way of peace bound in self-giving love If you accept the way of my fathers they become your fathers too If you choose your own parents do not say that mine rejected you Know that love will never cast you off but always beckons you And do not mistake the way of my fathers for my proud stamp on it When I forget that I am your brother forgive me and have patience with me Don Martin, Stan Engle Larry Knox Steve Martin sw if Q .3.1.. .-,, ,wifes-+L, JM -it Q. W. ug ',-,p'x,, I ,wff ,1 . .vm .T , -mS'f'- r. X Y Donnabelle Hoover and Rosemary Maust. Goshen College Auxiliary N 1 x 8- K, syn x W, V i , Q. . 'Q'-E' mf X ,,.,,,, YG' WJ ,f . hex Beth Bennett, Deb Neumann 1- fi QS' if Q YVJ. ., r. ff 395 E K JM above: Susan Ebersoleg left Dave Cutrell, Roger Stokes NX x YN Clarence Burkholder Some words float down: The regenerated do not go to war. If a church is yet at one with the world we Cannot recognize it as a true Church. And we see Cadillacs in Churchyards plates flowing with Cash and pink checks But we wear blue jeans and T-shirts spend our money on records and bikes. Are we at one with the world? Randy Metzler 5 5 We are in the world but not of it. We look at ourselves fixed in the light try to move where the light leads. It is not easy or painless: it's living. The simple thing we need to do is just as simple as a man. To follow when we have to lead when we can and walk in the light of the Lord. WJ U ' .QQ ,,,. ...,,.'..:,...,-.s-......fus-an-was 5 E 5 , . 8 '-N i I 4 e X 1 .1 'J l -ay. jg'-2'-1 asm' a lflf I Qu sf +-i. -...gf Q , , ,XE- . . , i w.,L1 ff' f ft Q ' N 1-- yf ll ' A W TS' V -Y ww I -.cf ' V l' lt, , lll l.i: Q9. 'Rf mg, upper left: Paul Bender: left: Pete Miller, lay Shetler, Sue Gotwals, Victoria Thomas, Crissie Shank, Cardie Meade, Chris Beitler 31 32 Ian Wenger al A 'Mwfvmwwmm-vw... .....V - 33 512 f li I , , i. ,1.,1 ' s Mx of NL ft' 5 I Q 4 ' ll 14 ti Q 3 We came to the Union Auditorium on March 9, 10, and 11, expecting to enjoy a musical about a family of Russian Iews. Instead, when we had looked beyond the costumes and the Star of David, we saw ourselves. Remember now, on the dim strands of racial memory-a quiet village, cows, chickens, and the furrowed fields. Then, change-the jackboot crashing in the door, desperate moving to an uncertain future, broad backs carrying the vast weight of the past. And the children-questioning, leaving, burning their fingers on the stove, bravely making their own mistakes. We saw on those nights a people whose joys and trials are reflected in us. We felt a kinship, not only with them, but with all other wandering tribes who have no home on this earth. And if on those nights we became closer to ourselves, as well as to them and our common God, it was because, for a few hours, we had our own fiddler on the roof. top left: Annie Wenger, Eleanor Olsen, Doyle- Preheim, Paula Neumann, Gloria Constantin, Sam Martin, Don Clemens. Russ Kremer, Ron Metzler, john Everhart. Brent Sprungerg bottom left: Marv Zehr, Iohn Frankenfield, Doyle Preheim, Iohn Huffman, Russ Kremer, top right: Doyle Preheimg bottom right: Lee Smith, Leona Goering. Kathy Massanari gg.. qw' top: Linda Hoffman. Mike Yoder: bottom: Iimmy, ludy. and Philip Clemens With festive spirit, undaunted by last season's heaviest blizzard, 200 GC students and profs produced El Carnival. The Project Terremoto fund-raising event-under the planning of Paul Wingard and Geneva Newcomer-brought in S1800 in aid of the Nicaraguan earthquake victims. The festivities included a variety of traditional and improvised carnival activities topped off by a talent show. Afternoon events included: baptism of your favorite prof in a dump tank. a slave auction, pin-ball, drinks at El Baro Cheapo, and consumption of 1000 of Miller Third's homemade doughnuts. Evening brought to the Union stage the humor of Steve Massanari and Rohn Thomas, skits by the profs, the acrobatics of Shelley Myers, and music by a number of student groups. Highlight of the evening was the public debut of South Shore, a newly-formed rock band. Either in response to a long and frustrating tri, or to the spirit and tradition- breaking themes of the Fiddler production, the music inspired what might be broadly termed a folk dance on the gym floor. The whole affair shed a new light on the campus struggle for community-that to relax and enjoy each other's company is realistic communal living. Similar enthusiasm was found in the three other musical concerts and the collection of common cents' by the profs which. combined with the carnival proceeds, comprised the S3500 campus contribution towards the Terremoto relief project. .v wwf. f Wx Mario Bustos i s as !t-- as 1 x Q ,. I , R1 ', 1 seated: Rrck Yoder, Geoff Landis. Randy M1ller,Kevm Kaufman, Phnl Hess: standing: Deryll Amstutz, Bob Glngrxch, Brent Gotwals Hugh Sommer, Make Wenger, Wilhe Woods, Tom Yoder,R1Ch Clemens, Roger Ruth, Keith Yoder. Fred Driver. Sam Gameda 38 x Q X -m X we X Q N. Q ' A if B-.xx S' . he .mix ,, -- X ,N--Q 'A X is-5 ' Q x if rq- ,-. top: Sam Gameda: bottom: Rich Clemens, Keith Yoder, Fred Gary Keister, Rick Yoder Driver, Sam Gameda, Hugh Sommer 'xi .ay Rx- 'Tk 0 we 39 Willie Woods, Mike Wenger .- ' ,Six -- N- we ,X 1:5 - :f'.k'2 - K' rf Iohn Ingold, Geoff Landis Once again, Coach Iohn Ingold presented Goshen College with a winning soccer squad. An impressive 5-1 record in conference play gave the Leafs a tie with Grace College for the conference championship, and their third straight invitation to District 21 playoffs: they were stopped only at the national playoffs in St. Louis. CC soccer freaks were consistently treated to the sight of a well-rounded, experienced team rolling over their competition. The offense, sparked by Rich Clemens and Fred Driver, set a CC scoring record in the 16-1 mismatch against St. Francis College. The defense, with big-foots Brent Cotwals and Randy Miller, gave their opposition shut-out after shut-out for the appreciative CC fans. Quite impressive for a small school. President Burkholder used the analogy of little David against big Coliathu for our team, and it just could be. ,.. Kg! 5 A .XLQ : . - Fred Driver 41 :Xi 13 4 f Mnke Sommer Glenn Miller Steve Mast Roger Ruth I, 'Wi 3 'vi Q Q 4-1. lk ix- You run until your lungs ache and your whole body says stop, and then keep on running. You wince when a ball smashes into your shins making a bruise on top of two others, but you ignore it and run some more. You wonder why you play this game-field hockey, but at the same time you know it's worthwhile without being able to explain it. It has something to do with the autumn air and refreshing exercise, with working together at something new and enjoying the confusion it creates, with having confidence in others and feeling their support. It has to do with hockey camp, singing, seeing UFO's, and being rain-drenchedg with the frustration of long grass, of losing when you deserved to win, and of losing when you deserved to lose. Debbie Byler, Iolene Landis, Renee Vendrely Chris Kaufmann Linda Hoffman 44 als Beanie Clemmer A we f ' 'A Lui' ,ww on-3, df. , . 1',.,.'3'A-'1 Q' 45 ' .. -x :xg-f-Y' 1' z. ww W . ,t ff '4...-Q an Chris Miller A M.. ffla v--W1 'K T 'J 'f-fu.. right: Iudy Iohnston, ludy Davidhizar. Betty Huff -ggmnB4'U 48 F UOLSCAP To be ourselves in the fullest sense, we must share ourselves with others: but to share ourselves we must communicate, in some way, some fragment of ourselves. There are myriads of ways to do this, and yet there are never enough, for there are always more things to be said than means to say them. At best, we offer a humble lump of mud for a bird, a wan ball for a moon, speckles for stars. And yet we must try, for it is what makes us what we are. The next pages show the ways that some of us have tried. 49 X IQ -s.-.,, V .. 9 'e .w 554 :. ' ,, iw ' i st, S, I' . -vfzatfbfe 'f XZ J'3N f??' 'f- W 3 hhyl . . 1... l 1 in september 'I in Central indiana 1,1 'Q i among burnt-out trailer Courts if and grass ' that was green and a sun that was only a hole in an ash-grey wall hazy i met you igave you After the fall the leaves started to pile up and we walked l 1 fa? Photograph by I. Michael Herr only when you looked through dark glasses among dust and flowers on into winter -signs being everywhere i almost forgot the afternoon we sat on the edge of the world and burning dead leaves and wood not so much to keep warm waited for the prayers end when the light from the fire would throw our shadows into the black ring of night -ron j. neufeld 51 Church Closing The night is still-born, grey and wet, but here are Two sumptuous pulpits and purple curtains edged in gold Elongated pilasters and windows soar On right and left of me and delicately hold The empty hush, the soft inside ofa whale That died and now lies washed up on the shore. I sit alone and hear the night sounds: clangs Of scrap beggars, children's yells, and vendors' calls, The taxi horns, and buses' roarsg the smell Of rain blows in through the opened window walls, Where I see the hotel lights flash off and on- Black lacquer squares inlaid with neon shell. The hollow carcass chapel echoes with The thumps of windows closing as the old Church keeper dims the city noise and seals The quietness in. He softly locks the cold And rain outside the precious vacuum cage Unspoiled by dirty hands and children's squeals. -Dan Herr Woodcut by Marianne Bachman Fringes The hickory bow sings you come. Carved bow. boned bow, strung with young calves hide. Young deer hide. Hear the singing. stalking bow and quiver to the sound. To the woods. their mothers plead them, and deeper. deeper. To the wood, yes, and at the fringe the young deer hide. strain to hear: strung to bear the hunters hearts quivers. -Donald Yost The Straw White bead, purple bead is the pattern. Ear to arm- this arc will couch me when sun fails. White bead. purple bead is the rung a wild ridge of wings to the forest of wounds. White bead. purple bead white bead. From chin to her shoulder. a rill of color breaks me. -Donald Yost Burn I like to set fires I love to burn I like to crackle I love to turn and twist in desire with golden heat to me1t,a dancing flickering sheet a sunrise orange to boil and maim dangerous yellow unhuman flame I blaze the timbers explode the night flush out the darkness split it with light I deal out justice to those who scream to shatter calmness a hell-born dream To teach my lessons out of the sun I teach to respect I teach to run I'd like to teach you You'd love to learn I like to set fires I love to burn -lay Troyer ---vs. Q K . Photograph by Leonard Iordan N IR o 5 jg' A N if This page-Photograph by Ianelle Roupp Opposite page-Photograph by Carol Schmucker Three Haiku How the leaf drifts down Rebels, a whirling struggle Then resignation. Cat's eyes of wisdom daggers sheathed in black velvet Purring paradox stained glass of my mind sapphire, emerald, crimson distorts all i see Beth Iohnson Tarnished Glor A narrative essay by Paul Conrad We always heard that The Athlete was somehow woven from gentlemanly conduct. ethical trustworthiness. and a tenacious perserverance in reaching his potential. We heard the pious athletic banquet speakers relating their lofty visions of Truth, dancing a striptease somewhere between the sweat on the practice field and the tears in the post-game locker room. We believed them. and went out for the team to pursue this elusive Truth because the girls and the community thought highly of their athletes. After all, it wasn't our place as high school athletes to get heady about such things--let the paunchy banquet speakers take care of that. We simply believed them. We shouldn't have. We shouldn't have trusted those whose paunchiness resulted from their personal involvement with high school athletics, high school athletics were no more stalking their alleged truths than a month- old sweat sock was stalking sanitation. I was probably wearing a month-old pair of socks the day we headed south for the Atlas Night Relays, the big invitational track meet of the year. The stadium seemed more like a carnival than an assault on truth: concession stands were open and various charities were selling cakes and pies. People were everywhere and the loudspeaker was constantly crackling out events and distances. It was a noisy, crowded place for our small town track team. I remember vividly three things about the atmosphere: girls, stealing, and running. The girls are probably the least painful recollection of the three. Thanks to a few veterans, we set up camp near one of the main entrances and next to one of the larger concession stands. I-Ience, we had probably the best vantage points from which to scrutinize the various wiggles and jiggles that were in attendance. By noon we had refined the process: we divided the female anatomy into three sections and applied to each section a 1-10 rating system. All heads would turn when a I-1, II-1, III-1 passed by. Eventually our visual connoisseurring gave way to a more basic desire for verbal interaction. To secure that end, I, accompanied by several financial backers. bought a chocolate pie from a charity staffed by a nice 1-1-2 with beautiful brown eyes. Urged on by the cheers of the rest of the team back at the camp, we engaged in a pleasant conversation with her that ended with an exchange of addresses. All of this resulted in envy back at the camp. eventually a few letters. and. of course, the chocolate pie. Such gentlemanly interaction between the sexes. this connoisseurring and plotting! However, all resulted in the attainment of the much loftier goal of establishing meaningful, caring interpersonal relationships. Such is simply one of the valuable functions of athletics. The second function was thieving. All of our equipment was constantly watched, yet we lost a set of shot puts, some warm-ups, and several pairs of shoes. Of course, we recovered the shots as soon as we discovered ourloss. . .well, at least we obtained two more shots. Such practices even seemed encouraged: I overheard one coach marvelling over the successful heist of a fiberglass vaulting pole. I could see why rejoicing would be in order-a fiberglass pole isn't something you just stick in your pocket. Thus inspired, several of us returned to camp and planned the abduction of a pair of shoes that lay on the fringes of our neighbors' camp. A warm- up was casually flopped over them and then, during the excitement of a race. the whole works was scooped up and carried away. It wasn't long, however, before our neighbors' hulking two hundred and twenty pound shotputter began rummaging about their camp. We trembled at the possibility that he might be looking for those shoes so we returned them. saying that someone must have inadvertently placed them in our camp. They were indeed the shotputter's and he expressed relief that they were found-he was afraid that he was going to have to kick off a very essential part of the offenders anatomy if they had been stolen. And so honesty won out againg it usually does when two hundred and twenty pounds of muscle are involved. I recall most vividly and with the most pain the actual running. I ran the 440 yard dash. In my conference I had been respectable: in this star- studded competition I was naive. I didn't stop to think that the preliminary heats were quite slow since the good 58 runners simply strided fast enough to insure a place in the much faster finals. And so. I found myself running third in the preliminaries. The second place runner apparently wanted in the finals even less than I did and slowed almost to a jog. Thinking I might actually have a chance, I sprinted past him and into the finals of the 440. By the start of the finals I wished I had had the sense to feign lameness: the lights blazed down on the field as thousands of spectators packed the stands. The announcer was identifying the contestants by name. I would rather have remained anonymous. I vowed, nonetheless, to run a good race. Like a good athlete. I set my goal-don't finish last. My legs felt light and my stomach felt heavy as we stepped onto the track. Having the slowest time, I was in the outside lane. I nonchalantly carried my starting blocks out and hammered them in, casually kicking them to make certain they were solid. Then I practiced bursting out of the blocks, sprinting down the track, and pulling up stiff- legged to trot back to the line. Eventually I was crouched in the blocks for real. resting easily on my toes and fingertips. The starter said set and I raised myself and stared at the starting line, envisioning myself exploding from a widening tunnel. The gun sounded and I knew I had a good start. My stride increased with the roar of the crowd and I was sailing as I'd never sailed before. My spikes crunched at what seemed an amazingly rapid rate and my eyes were fixed on the track ahead. I was performing superbly so I glanced over to see how the rest of the field was doing. They too were doing well. We were scarcely around the curve and everyone was pulling even with me: with the staggered start, that meant they were at least five yards ahead of me. This introduced a note of despair. I cut in before the flag because it gave the appearance that I was in range of the pack. it reduced the distance I had to run, and added the possibility that an official might disqualify me so I wouldn't have to continue. Well, there's no need to lengthen a painful story. I finished a lagging last and lost myself in the crowded infield -not before a conscientious official sought me out and cursingly informed me that If you'd have finished anything but last, I'd have disqualified you. kid. My performing wasn't over: I was still slated to run the mile relay which was another quarter mile jaunt. I informed the coach that I was both too tired and too sick to my stomach to run. I would have, at that particular moment. volunteered for an appendectomy administered by our freshman manager if that would have kept me from stepping onto the track again. The coach told me that no one else could be coerced into running and that I would have to. So once again I found myself crouched in the blocks. This time my legs were cast in iron and I could find no part of the athlete in myself that wanted to exhibit by practice starting. I was thinking of false starting three times twhich would have disqualified usl. but the gun exploded somewhere in a dream world before I could act. By the last curve my vision was so blurred that I couldn't see what position I was running in. I heard someone running iust behind me and my addled mind told me it must be the last place man. I pumped and gasped to keep him from passing. I can't remember actually seeing my teammate: I passed the baton to a voice screaming run-Bill-run and then fell across someones shoulders. They wisely led me to the infield where I threw up chocolate pie and, when I ran out of that, what seemed to be the bottom of my stomach. As fate would have it, I had run a very respectable third out of nine: the team running in first dropped their baton and Ben tripped the guy that was running second. So we had a first place finish for which we each received a medal. We later received public praise for our fine behavior, our honesty in returning the track shoes. and our all-out effort in garnering such a high placing. These feats were also cited as evidence that high school athletics did instill gentlemanliness, honesty, and a habit of reaching one's potential. Such a citation was entirely in keeping with the banquet speakers mentality and his ignorance of last places and two hundred and twenty pound shotputters. I still have my medal and a letter from the girl with brown eyes. She asked me if I liked her chocolate pie. I liked it better the first time. 59 . 1: I 4, , Y Y . Wm W-, -1 F' WT V W y ,I 'I i WT w U I w Nl H I, TT' i N! r 5 l'N i 1, I ,I .7 , 'r IT F ,, inf lr ' - - .1 hi '- i ,,. - it - -,nail Q 60 lT mtg -il 'lg READY RUN HELLO. A COMPUTER OF MANY TALENTS. I AM NOW PREPARED TO WRITE A SONNET FOR YOU. I WILL EVEN GIVE YOU A CHOICE OF YOUR FAVORITE RHYME WORDS. AREN'T WE COMPUTERS WONDERFUL? CHUCKLE. CHUCKLE. HOW MANY SONNETS WOULD YOU LIKE ME TO WRITEY2 WOULD YOU LIKE A l-SHAKESPEAREAN OR 2-PETRARCHAN SONNET?2 I-NIGHT 2-AIR 3-STREAM A-VERSE 5-FEET 6-GRASS 7-CLEAR 8-BONE 9-STAR WHAT ARE YOUR FOUR FAVORITES. IN THE ORDER IN WHICH YOU WISH THEM TO APPEAR?3.647.8 I-BRIGHT 2-HAIR 3-BEAMS Q-HEARSE 5-BEAT 6-GLASS 7-FEAR 8-STONE 9-AFAR THIS TIME. YOUR FAVORITE THREE?9,2.5 PICK 7 RANDOM NUMBERS?66.7488845144441331647890 THANK YOU. NOW JUST SIT BACK AND WATCH WHAT A REAL BRAIN CAN DO. THE MOONLIGHT FALLS UPON THE SLASHING STREAM OUR FAINTING HEARTS LIE BLEEDING IN THE GRASS THE EVENING SUN HAS SET US FREE AT LAST. THE SLENDER REEDS SWAY LIKE A GILDED TEAM. THE DAY DAWNS LIKE AN ARROW. STIFF AND CLEAR THE FINGERS OF THE HILLS ARE NAUGHT BUT BONE THE FADED SHARDS OF MORNING MAKE US KNOWN. THE TIDAL WINDS OF NIGHT HAVE SPOKEN HERE. A SEA OF CRIMSON MURMURS FROM AFAR SMOOTH TREES SLIP GOLDEN TENDRILS ON YOUR HAIR YOUNG MEN SLOUCH AND WAIT FOR DRUMS TO BEAT AS NIGHT WINDS SLOWLY THICKEN. DARK AS TAR. TOGETHER, YOU AND I. WE WANDER THERE. LIKE SHOOTING STARS. THE TWO OF US MIGHT MEET. STOP READY Computer program by Ieff Gundy Woodcut by Rodney Schloneger Eastside Entrance I. Neon winds the colors of space swirl us naked, cling like wine. Sounds wink salvation leer in tanglecotton rhyme. Fast Faster, no death, no life, no stopping here move on. New channels in the night pour like white gold ore from the half wish sentence where I am, here, My corner of your world. II. In the morning sounds were wings that burned your mouth to mine. To soar and turn like fire twists and rolls toward the sun. The waters part seasons spill like tides What light waits for me where your eyes cross the way I run? III. I do not know your eyes at all They snake green depths island signs, old waters Ancient songs of love and death and woe. I do not know your eyes, I sing I only know your mouth and the eastside entrance the entrance to my corner of your soul. -Ieff Gundy notograph by I. Michael Herr mg... ngF,,.,.,,.,-.-ues1 '4'2lE1'?:fA smmx-1w-N.b.Q.fNI V Wx Q ,. W ' x --.XN H, W ,.-52' -Q , X .lk 15.21, ,.. in. A x,N .wffxx .Y X-, X .-fe -..xg OFF CAMPUS It's a laughing. Crying life. CThe joker said as he swaggered off-stagel Knowing of a world beyond, we threw bridges across our moat. Forth from our Never-Never Land we crept tat the Man's urgingj and appeared like alien sprites in Goshen rubber factories. and tiny schools in Costa Rica, and remote health clinics in Haiti. We laughed and cried. And went back across the moat again. CForgot to pull the drawbridge back up.l 65 H ' 1 ix 'wr Z , '1Nf'fiW T.-r' nf ,f if f ,4- J. ,,. le YE 'fi lis- ff 1' 5 5 Yi 3 Ai F ln- ,Q I 6 b . X' qw-gnnl'Q2v:s,,...w., ga, W V -A,,,- 3, - ' '-qv:-----n--nQE,f,,5g x.-il A ' Q R mx Rain on a tin roof, that relentless war of water shooting tin, carries me back to the mountains of Haiti. There rain made sense. It had consequences. Rain meant the work in the gardens had to stop. Rain meant lighting the one kerosene lamp and sitting the fury out under cover. Rain meant mud, inch-thick mud on cheap plastic sandals. That deafening rain of two days and two nights made the flood of Noah's day seem utterly plausible to me. Never had I been so conscious of shelter. Never had I waited so long for a new earth. XX .Ni- '-as 67 V. ,gg I M, J W Q ft! 'fx' ,,4. ,Q A., You see, only the cities are cursed with electricity. In the small places wait until the moon drops off to bed and the man shuts down the gas generator. Wait until the moths quit courting the dim circles of light. Ride the Great Beans back: follow the arc to Arcturus, sail on to Spica and say hello to the Virgin. -Phillip Diller M-F b t. N f-f '4 Q, X s 1 4, -,N X N X .- New 3 . '- X Ywyr -Y t N, .- -,ci X , 2.5-A nib R' '45 4 s , 'fs . w-N , -14. - . 'Y' A -Nb ' -' as-if X . x arf -vu yas-erm 69 if ' MPN i if T' 1 L..,, -- i 3 f'i fA. Q , ' 2 NTIS .QW 'x M h 'f fa q's -, is QQEJQTP 1- - r.-L 1 gg I 5 A-41? . yi f JA V Y elf T f ' ... rf f 3' is mx ' W ' 2 'mf ii fa- h gfvxj f H ru .i 'if 'Q ' J :LE i V f V ' . iimill 5 A i ,. 4 7 , V Ax ,ff N, A W, jj' Q ,A gym, . , F ' I C 2, IQ.: ',,.,g.:Jfg. 1 V ji X1 l V ' ' Q 1.3 MESA , Q '. . ,. top: Berlin Wall: bottom: East-West Seminar field trip to Dresden Europa-Kolleg, Kassel: seven weeks of language study, wrestling Trennung verbs and dative endings, but more-riding strassenbahns, purchasing yoghurt and bratwurst lunches on Konigsplatz, buying theater tickets, picnicking with Hercules- alles immer auf deutsch. bitte! Berlin-big city bustle: a continual cycle of attending lectures, crossing borders, visiting museums, riding subways, and a tension -more than bustle or language barrier, we found ourselves quietly overwhelmed by the feeling of a city trapped within another country. Europe-where Anabaptist history comes alive! a hike with Marlin through the rain and mud to the Anabaptist bridge- They met there at night, to break bread and sing and share the Word. Working a full day, they walked for hours after dusk to their secret meeting place under the bridge, returning to their work again at dawn, without sleep, refreshed and rested from the fellowship of kindred minds. Much of the bridge has collapsed now: wild flowers grow beneath it, moss covers the chiseled-out 1633, but the ground-well, yes-it seems hallowed Cin a way the Mennonite Historical Library never could bel. . 'sf -1--4 : 1 vw- A 'Q' DX 4 4 .- A - as A if,--9?'1i5: ,fi 1 '75 ' K top: Anabaptist Bridge in the Swiss Iurag bottom: early Anabaptist meeting house near Biel. Switzerland 71 Marine Biology is not just swimming around looking for crabs. nor is it a H3350 suntan. It is long hours spent keying out specimens, getting up at 5:30 to catch the low tide, and the worst burn on my backside l've seen yet. But it is also exploration of a whole new world, beautiful almost beyond belief: steamed shrimp and conch chowder, and the simple satisfaction of coming to understand. no matter how imperfectly, something of the long chain of life in the ocean. 'X X4 E Leonard Beechy I Ian King 'fm 5 'X Qgr V Y 'f35ii3T3'33:'3il l'Q .. -We 1'-'7 X - 'seikssvxewsmd w i 0' 1 XXX . , E f k , ..,,,,t i 5 a 1 -assist-. After sixteen years as students, the roles are suddenly reversed, and we find ourselves on the other side of the desk, authority figure for a roomful of reluctant learners. We become part of the confusing world of public education, returning to campus only to eat. sleep, and check our mail. We learn how verylong an hour is, that giving a test can be as agonizing as taking one, that teaching is a more-than-full-time job. Our personalities feel split, able to identify with those guys sleeping in the back row at the same time we are reprimanding them. We begin to appreciate the position of professors whose papers aren't always returned the day after they're handed in. Our conversations become sprinkled with possessives- my school, my room. my kids. The six weeks that looked like forever when we began are nearly over when we suddenly realize that they are becoming both easier and more enjoyable. K. vw---M- , Q- -, MV M2 If N3 ' as X X -4. .. an ljngwna upper left Cathy Fast: center: Iames Krabill. Barb Metzler top rlght Cynthla Fu1.ler Rae Ann Beatty above Nhke Troyer Rmky Trosper Tlm Graber It's an uneasy feeling to find yourself discussing which medical liability insurance policy would best cover you should you be sued for malpractice. The situation does much to promote the feeling that we are no longer students solely responsible for ourselves. We are affecting the lives of others very seriously. As a senior I can look in retrospect at the Goshen program and see why it's so good. Not only are we taught facts and skills, but we spend time on ideals. We learn to treat people rather than bodies. If we've missed out on a few technical skills, we can pick them up in future years. We'd never be able to pick up the skill of communication. It's difficult for me to make the adjustment between hospital and school. Here I'm just me, relating to peers. There I'm an emerging professional, responsible for people of all ages. I'm beginning to see life in a more serious context. if ...Q X' left: LaVeme Brovtmg top center: Carol Holsopp1e,Iohn Zehr ter: Richard Scott: right: Esther Heise ,fy -: -ew- f Carol Iones Carolyn Smith Dan Raber Now entering its second year, the Study and Work program gives destitute students a chance to see their bank accounts actually grow fat least until the next registration rolls aroundj. In factories license bureaus, and nursing homes, SAW students find themselves rubbing shoulders with blue collar workers, the elderly, and the not-so-apocryphal silent majority. Their work may be interesting or mind-numbing: at the very least, it is a change from the intellectual demands of college. One student reacts this way: I work with a man who worked with atomic weapons in the Navy. I-le talks quite casually about things like crater diameter and burning plutonium and a nuclear bomb the size of a bowling ball . . . yet he's a good man, not a mindless redneck at all. You just don't meet people like him at the college. Paul Zehr I DIVIDUALS Students and staff and harried professors-the elusive Community is Caught grin-faced and humbled bythe unforgiving eye. lThe collective smile is the photographers' fault, not oursl 81 FACULTY I. Lawrence Burkholder. Ph.D. Presldent Professor of Bible and Philosophy Harold Bauman, Ed.D. Campus Pastor Assocmte Professor ofRel1g1on Dan1elKauffman.M.A. Dlrector of College Relations I. Rohert Kreider. BA. Busmess Manager lohn Lapp. Ph,D. Dean Professor of History Russel Lleczhty, Ph.D. Dean of Students Professor of Education Henry Weaver. Ph,D. Provost Professor of Chemistry Paul Mininger, Ph.D. President.1954-70 Professor of Christlan Education lon leavej Ernest E. Muller, Ph,D. President,1940-54 Professor Emerutus of Psychology 82 use ' - . Tj .522-' '5 ' ' ,. 1: iS'f45,25R u its asus-: -2 3' '- :?dl.:1Ei'5f N Q- -r-'C . . : ', -tv-rfvvwtf 4937 4 , H 9 'ski-f QPU AQA Q x X ,f ,, New tl 59 K 8 P lj , t .Spit P' -' X 1 s 1. ,t , X X 1 t X fx 14 -+ ti .l LlA X 3' W. , ., KN Y i KN ' .X.w.w,w. WX Q., It xasftgem s Q. gg J- X W t I , 1. ivrf. fr: - if st f 1 is i Q ,f:.:. .' x-.. -':5:.-.i pf., U.. X l t , + Q ' W ff: A x at-Q' -AQ--fr? xg X .- . i-- i t some ' t X, i Q -X. 'eta ' -A N: 1 ggi., .rg 1' --J .1151 wi 1- sg. P NE -x my Efiiki :Nr fc S V ' D Q:l,i:.ffffA '.'fs3f 55f lZif if fi? - Ml? .49 1, - fl .4 ' :Q-Q15 gag. Q 'N 9 'fag ' S. C Yoder. D D President. 1923-40 Professor Emeritus of Bible Clifford Ahonen. M.B A lnstructor in Business tpart timel Alfred Albrecht. PhD Professor of Communitation Director of Forensics H, Clair Arnstutz, MD. Professor of Biology lxathryn Aschl1man.M.S. .Assistant Professor of Education Director of Laboratory lxindergarten Lynette Bachman. BSN. tnot pictured! Instructor in Nursing Ipart timel Marvin Bartel. Ed D. Associate Professor of Art Ervin Beclt, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Atlee Beechy, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Coordinator of Counseling Services Leader of Eastern European SST Elizabeth Bender, M.A. tnot picturedl Assistant Professor Emeritus of German Mary Eleanor Bender. Ph.D. Professor of French Paul Bender, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Physics Beth Berry. M.A. Assistant Professor of Education tpart ttmel Lee Roy Berry. MA. lPh.D. candidatel Associate Professor of Political Science Wilbur Birky. PhD. Associate Professor of English C. Franklin Bishop, Ph.D. Professor of Biology ton sabbatical, falll Marion Bontrager. Ed.D, lnot picturedl Associate Professor of Mathematics Iames Broadbent, PhD. Knot picturedl Director of Technical Education lpart timel Tony Brown, BA. Acting Coordinator of Educational Services lrx'1n E Burkhart. Th,M, lnot plcturedl Extt um e.-Xsslstant tothe Pres1dent.Emer1tus I Rmhard Burkholcler. Ph,D. Professor of Religlon Robert Buschert, Ph.D. Professor of Phystcs DlI't'l'lOI' of Turner X-ray Laboratory Anna Mae Charles. MS. Assoelate Professor of Nursing Donald Clemens. Ph.D, Assotilate Professor of Chemlstry james Clemens. M.S.L.S. Librarlan Phlllp Clemens. S.M.M. Asststant Professor of Musto lean Coverstone, MA. Knot picturedl Instructor tn Art lpart timel lack Dueck, Ph.D. Assoctate Professor of English Iohn Fisher. Ph,D. Associate Professor of English New zo ' N S 1 - 4-x FWS he A x .-9 N x win -xx...-Q 91551,- X ix , X' X z x , ' w:1 .g ' e . if - N 932' .f .- .'f31g-,af,: X .eQgSv E :fm-wgt+!s'-Y - : - XX - -i3:'P-e,f.f.. - ex IK,-,. , A Q c -'-:--.- A 4,.2 'Y3' wx, Duane Kauffmann, Chester Peachey, Dwight Weldy Paul Fry. MS. tnot pictured! Instructor in Physical Education tpart timel Merritt Gardner, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Leader of Haitian SST Richard Gerig. B,A. Admissions Counselor Iohn Gillies, Media Specialist Visiting Lecturer in Communication Roman Gingerich, P.E.D. Professor of Physical Education ton sabbatical, winterl Leader of Honduran SST, spring Paul Gingrich, M.Div. Director of Church Relations Allen Glick, BA. Assistant in International Education Bruce Glick, M.A. Associate in International Education Leader of Honduran SST Delmar Good, Ph.D, Associate Professor of Economics Viola Good, M,A. Advisor to International Students Assistant Professor of Communication tpart timej Iohn Gotwals, Ph,D. Associate Professor of Physics Ida Gross, M.N. Assistant Professor of Nursing Irene Gross Knot picturedj Instructor in French tpart timel Ruth Gunden, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Education Bonnie Hackel, B.A. Head Resident of Kulp'WestIawn Dwain Hartzler. B.A. Director of Community Voluntary Service Coordinator of Student Activities and Recreation Gregory Hartzler. l.D. tnot picturedj Instructor in Business Law tpart time? Sara K. Hartzler. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English tpart timej --' - 'a','C.,-L 9 -IP., 4 52:5-M- 7 , uf....p-.-c. fT'W- wi? ' A N :fax . 5 .X .-'X : if-2 W x..c,, M .X ,nur ' ' se- . '- V' ,, . . . -- rea' ' Eli ea-zf i t t if A a A . A t N X ' A ,J ix rtqsgig, ef' i e - Zire' I. ' 'G ,asmef,fg.,gAk15g,i'g'-52: . 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Sz'f:-4-2QPPEQLQ-53ixE::'1'E1Z21.ir29- '3-ISN: rf. 15 '-'f-'Q-IM-xrI-up-Sirk?-f:'s4f5:SZw N. -.Rss-:1.:1. r ' IW? - a ,S N 1 H I .I X-is w-4, .- WR S: mmf' .af- -uri w.4-.,g2::. k,3: . M : ',:,5:,3,, sf, 'ffl,:e::f:v1:'::ve+E,eazgaQ Q XS:-' Nara Mervxn Helmuth. M.N Assistant Professor of Nursing Ed Herr. MS, Associate Director of Admissions Abner Hershberger. M.F A Associate Professor of Art Anne Hershberger, MS. Assistant Professor of Nursing Ezra Hershberger, MA, Associate Professor Emeritus of Art Guy F, Hershberger, PhD, Professor Emeritus of History Iohn Hershberger, BA. Director ofA1umn1 Relations Alta Hertzler. MS. Assistant Professor of Art tpart time! Iames Hertzler, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Silas Hertz1er.Ph.D, Professor Emeritus of Education and Psychology I. Daniel Hess, Ph.D. Professor of Communication lon sabbaticall I. Wilmer Hollinger, B.A. Instructor in History ipart timel lohn I. Hostetter, C.P.A. Associate Professor of Accounting Arlin Hunsberger. B.A. Director of International Education Iohn lngold, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Education Margaret lngold, B.A. Instructor in Physical Education fpart timej Merle Iacobs, Ph.D. Research Professor of Zoology fpart timel Marlin Ieschke, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion vs 'vial-'Y' Ethel Kambs, B.A. candidate Assistant in Music Department tpart timel I, Frederick Kauffman, BA. Head Resident of High Park Associate Director of Career Services I. Howard Kauffman, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Duane Kauffmann, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Norman Kauffmann, M.A. Associate Dean of Students Delmar King, M,B,A, Instructor in Business fpart timel Kenneth King. AA. Director of Physical Plant Samuel King, M.A, fnot picturedl College Relations lretiredl Keith Kingsley, M.Div. Instructor in Bible Vicky Kirkton, B.S. Instructor in Nursing Ioyce Klingelsmith, B.A. Head Resident of Miller-Kratz Willard Krabill, M.D., M.P.H. College Physician tpart timej C. Norman Kraus, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Alan Kreider, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History lon leavel Carl Kreider. Ph.D. Professor of Economics tpart timel Esther Lenhert, M.P.H. Assistant Professor of Nursing Millard Lind, Th.D, lnot picturedl Professor of Old Testament fpart timel Nicholas Lindsay, B.A. Assistant Professor of English tpart timel Poet in Residence Betty Lorenz. M.S. Assistant Professor of Nursing Thomas Marquis. B.A. Director of Community Relations Anne McAllister, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education fpart timel Don McCammon. B.D. Manager of College Bookstore and Post Office Albert Meyer, Ph.D, Research Professor of Physics lpart timej Elaine Miller. B.S. Instructor in Nursing 'X 1 Iohn lngold P- ' 'FMF Glen Miller. Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Chemistry ,Q-S Perry Miller, M.A. Assistant Professor Emeritus of Education William Miller, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Science Mary K, Nafziger, Ph.D. Professor of Education Bettie Norman, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music fpart timel Iohn Nyce, M.A.T.M. Registrar Assistant Professor of Mathematics john O'Brien, M.M, Assistant Professor of Music fpart timel Iohn Oyer, Ph,D. Professor of History N 327' 'Xxx ml- NL., asm.: . '-. tm, V, 1 www F Mary K. Oyer, A.Mus.D, ? Professor of Music Q' K y Chester Peachey, M.S. 'Q f U '. Mfg' ,N Y TIN. V J W -all -53.2235 4-fit .ii n r? fn. 1 Assistant Professor of Nursing Qpart timel Q Qlrwm f -'Ng Humberto Perez. M.Ed. iPh.D. candidate! Assistant Professor of Spanish tpart timeb Kenneth Pletcher, B.A. Instructor in Physical Education Doyle Preheim, D,M.A. Associate Professor of Music Robert Ramseyer. Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Anthropology tpart timel Calvin Redekop. Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Gerhard Reimer, Ph.D, Associate Professor of German Leader of Costa Rican SST Ann Reschly, R.N. 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Kansas Ioyce Dorsing Othello, Washington Fred Driver Montevideo, Uruguay Carolyn Drudge Goshen, Indiana Barbara Dunn Woodstock, Illinois Rebecca Dyck Akron, Pennsylvania Dan Eigsti Elkhart, Indiana Marcia Eigsti Buda, Illinois Beverly Evers La Iunta, Colorado Elizabeth Fast Lincoln. Nebraska Barbara Freyenbeiger Sellersburg, Indiana Douglas Gaff Albion. Indiana Rebecca Gaff Albion, Indiana Sam Gameda Nazareth, Ethiopia Yvonne Garber Elkhart, Indiana Iudy Gardner Goshen, Indiana Iulia Gautsche Stryker. Ohio Timothy Geissinger Reinholds, Pennsylvania Carole Gerber Chappell, Nebraska Lucy Gerber Harper. Kansas Lynn Gerber Harper, Kansas Chris Gerig Freeman. South Dakota Faye Gerig Wayland, Iowa Wilma Gingerich Goshen, Indiana Connie Gingrich Freeport, Illinois Marcia Glick Tshlkapa, Zaire Sherrill Good Dewey, Illinois Dan Graber Wayland, Iowa Marvin Graber Loogootee, Indiana Karen Grasse Calico Rock, Arkansas Coral Gregor Union City, Pennsylvania Art Griffin Norristown. Pennsylvania Frances Griffith Gary, Indiana Randy Gunden Saranac. Michigan Ieff Gundy Flanagan, Illinois Marlyce Gundy Richmond. British Columbia Alice Haag Bremen, Indiana Rebecca Haarer Shipshewana. lndiana Fred Habegger Akron, Pennsylvania lim Hall Evans Mills, New York Diane Hange Blooming Glen. Pennsylvania Ann Hamish Elkhart, Indiana Ioella Hartzler Clarence, New York Esther Heise Pitsburg, Ohio Shirley Helmuth Nappanee, Indiana Steve Hernley Goshen. Indiana Susan Herr Goshen, Indiana Dwight Hershberger Hesston, Kansas Louise Hershberger State College, Pennsylvania Ray Hershberger Milford. Nebraska 123 Timothy Hershberger State College, Pennsylvania Suzanne Hertzler Dearborn, Michigan Thomas Hess Terre Hill, Pennsylvania Deb Hinderleider Saint Louis, Missouri Barb Hochstetler Wellman, Iowa Linda D. Hoffman Maytown, Pennsylvania Carol Holsopple Holsopple, Pennsylvania Dennis Hoover Elkhart, Indiana Debra Hostetler West Lafayette, Indiana Dennis Hostetler Smithville, Ohio Gail Ianssen Roanoke, Illinois Mark Iordan Leechburg, Pennsylvania David Kauffman Peoria. Illinois Vicki Kauffman Goshen, Indiana Lois Kaufmann Tiskilwa, Illinois Karen Kehr Goshen, Indiana Ierry Kennell Goshen, Indiana Leonor Kennell Goshen, Indiana Iong Shun Kim Southfield, Mississippi Sara King Dakota, Illinois I. Douglas Kinney Elkhart, Indiana Barbara Kiracofe Fort Wayne, Indiana Lena Klassen Elbing, Kansas Ronald Kraybill Elizabethtovsm, Pennsylvania Ioan Kreider Bluffton, Ohio Rich Kremer Milford, Nebraska Marilyn Kroeger Winnipeg, Manitoba Alan Landis Harleysville, Pennsylvania Carol Lapp West Liberty, Ohio Iames Lederach Scottdale, Pennsylvania Iudy Lederach Scottdale, Pennsylvania Sue Lehman Lowville, New York Charles Leinbach Goshen, Indiana Velma Loewen Mountain Lake, Minnesota Phyllis Magal Mitchellville, Maryland Arvid Martin Greentomm, Indiana Brenda Martin North Lima, Ohio Steve Mast Goshen, Indiana Rick McDonald Milford, Indiana Cardie Mead Gary, Indiana Harriet Metz Albion, Indiana Randy Metzler Martinsburg, Pennsylvania Ron Meyer Brooklyn, Ohio Tom Meyers Fountainville, Pennsylvania Wendy Meyers Perkasie, Pennsylvania Bev Miller Harleysville, Pennsylvania Darrel Miller Danvers, Illinois Erma Miller Goshen, Indiana Gary Miller Nappanee, Indiana Gorda Miller Orrville, Ohio xl ml , 5. tlmfgwx X, , X N -lx Sl 'W' Q if K ff 1 ,tif - f , P N. x 'f ,. 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Indiana Marilyn Gunden Myerstown, Pennsylvania Iudith Harder Redwood Falls, Minnesota Willie Harris West Helena. Arkansas Randy Holland Atlanta. Georgia Betty Huff Bremen. Indiana Cynthia Irick Bellefontaine. Ohio David Kennell Eureka. Illinois Diane Stutzman Corry . Pennsylvania Lois Styer Hatfield. Pennsylx ania Ioanna Suter Pandora, Ohio Mary Lou Swartzendruher Ixalona. lou Victoria Thomas South Bend. Indiana X'Vanda Thuma Artanuni. Ohio Iay'I'royer Elkhart. Indiana Ron Troyer XX'atert'ord. Pt-nnsylx ania Asukwo Udo Goshen. Indiana Rose XN'altner Elkhart. Indiana Gordon Weirirh Martin:-x ille. Indiana Fred Welker O5L1t'lPlfi.lI1tlIdDrI Ian Wenger Goshen. Indiana Lucille Wenger Dalton. Ohio David XV1dmer AIhany.Oregon Linda Widrick Beat er Falls Nt-xx York Norma Wyse .-Xrtzhhold. Ohio Ioyce Yoder Lt-onard.Xllssour1 Kathy Yoder Grantsville. Maryland Keith Yoder Hesston, kansas Rose.-Xnn Yoder Barht-rton. Ohio Shirley Yoder lxalona, Iowa Tom Yoder Scottdale. Pennsylyanta Elaine Schertz Yost Goshen. Indiana Barbara Zehr Manson. Iowa NI, I. Zimmerman Goshen. Indiana Marlin Ising West Lthr-rty. Ohio Mary Lehman Berne. Indiana Peggy Leichty Goshen. Indiana Paula Lochmandy Elkhart. Indiana Brenda Monce Urbana, Indiana Ruth Munneke Elkhart. Indiana Iennifer Northage South Bond. Indiana Thomas Payne Goshen. Indiana Brenda Pike West Unity. Ohio Earl Plank Middlebury. Indiana Doris Rassi Middlebury. Indiana Fay Ray Cleveland. Ohio Barbara Scott Goshen. Indiana Richard Scott Goshen. Indiana Merle Snyder Goshen. Indiana Paul Sommers Louisville. Ohio Randy Springer Hopedale. Illinois Willie Woods Osceola.lnd1ana Robert Wright Atlanta. Georgia SOPHOMORES Dave Ackerman Imlay City, Michigan Bob Adams Nappanee. Indiana Nagib Baroudi Kuwait, Arabian Gulf Doug Basinger Columbus Grove, Ohio Dorothy Beachy Lancaster, Pennsylvania Sarah Bender Honolulu, Hawaii Theresa Bennett Elkhart, Indiana Bev Billey Elkhart, Indiana Kathleen Birky Elkhart, Indiana Deborah Blackwell Chicago, Illinois Iolene Bontrager Elkhart, Indiana Charles Boswell Omaha. Nebraska Lori Bowman Canfield. Ohio Carlene Bucher Doylestown, Pennsylvania Ieannette Buller Burket. Indiana Polly Burkholder Harrisonburg, Virginia Russ Buschert Goshen, Indiana Debbie Byler West Liberty, Ohio Lynn Canal Beverly, New Iersey Fred Clemens Ithaca, New York Mary E. Clemens Lansdale, Pennsylvania Greg Cole Willis, Michigan Ieffrey Combs Watertown, New York Diane Conrad Wauseon. Ohio Luis Constantin Goshen, Indiana Ron Cotton Pierceton, Indiana Greg Crawford Columbia City, Indiana Daryl Derstine Blooming Glen, Pennsylvania Victoria Diller Medway, Ohio Kent Doty Milford, Indiana 128 .. Saws 4, Ai i 1 ' K . .ju . -ea,-'V' N .I X . 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South Dakota Irma Gonzalez Gary, Indiana Marty Good Valparaiso, Indiana Brent Gotwals Souderton, Pennsylvania lane Graber Stryker, Ohio Karen Grove Hagerstown, Maryland Doug Gunden Myerstown, Pennsylvania lan Gundy Flanagan, Illinois Eric Habegger Reedley, California Michele Hallis Twinsburg, Ohio Carol Harnish Flanagan, Illinois Marilyn Heacock Doylestown, Pennsylvania Mark Herbert Rocky River, Ohio Myrn Herr Quarryville, Pennsylvania Barbara Hershberger Middlebury, Indiana Ierry Hershberger Wakarusa, Indiana Linda Hershberger Sycamore, Illinois Alice Hertzler Blooming Glen, Pennsylvania Becky Hess Terre Hill. Pennsylvania Ian Hoffman Wolcottville, Indiana Rachel Hofstetter Apple Greek, Ohio Sherri Hollenberg Winamac. Indiana Merlin Hoover Goshen, Indiana Don Houk Crystal Lake, Illinois Betty Hunter Fort Wayne, Indiana Georgia Imhoff Roanoke, Illinois Loren Iohns Waterloo, Ontario Brenda Iohnston Macy. Indiana Carol Iones Spring City, Pennsylvania Brad Kanagy Lebanon, Oregon Ohanes Kashishian Amman, Iordon Kevin Kaufman Springs, Pennsylvania Marcia Keister Albion, Indiana lon Kennel Lombard. Illinois A Q-Ai if x 3 Q ws . s S i 2 E S s i I 9 E 3 Kate Schertz and Patty Mitchell -'I N .: ,.,- Q . .. -1, .. pw.: I sr 3, ,, '. . . .Q Y I . W I sv -4' , I GW' ' '- A 95-Y -ff: Rxvv .3 ,, ' w e ..Iaa I S 4 Q' ,Rf 5.15, - ' Hwy-Q. -,.. .,x,,, 1 as ' I- a K if 9' l 5 3 ggi! . 3, . lk 5 . rt , 4. L tx s s. -f .F I -. Ai 5: f -e at . or me so I I or I Q. . ...'1,, G s- elk . -V .Q G- ik -1 M i Q A ,f 5 -A :X 1 5 . N... ii ISV P .Zig C., X 4, -X ,I ' ,Y H V , ' ff ie Y A 1 Q x .t -v . f ...,V 4 I . .J . wi aff . vw ' ,,- . . . t . YE N-.Q ..5' s' , -' 2 .5 , 4 . ' , . A I... 5-Safer iff? -' f lr f- -t A . N -' ' . 'f 'W' 'K -- 5' :Q K' , S' 7 if gf! A .4 gms, -I as V. . .w ' .- ' X :Nw-. H k ' VM ,. H I ... X I' - I N Lag:-f N .. ,,... , ..,. A R t ar: xx ll -lasts,-3 - W ., W , ,. 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Indiana Bruce Martin West Liberty. Ohio Darrell Martin Congerville. Illinois Don Martin Elmira. Ontario Ianice Martin Gap, Pennsylvania Ioyce Martin Spring Grove. Pennsylvanit Steve Martin Orrville. Ohio Kathleen Massanari Goshen. Indiana Mary Mast Lancaster. Pennsylvania Ric McAllister ImlayG1ty, Michigan Ron Metzler New Holland, Pennsylvania Bryan Mierau Goshen. Indiana Barbara Miller Benton. Ohio Bonnie Miller Filer. Idaho Gary Miller Wellman, Iowa Gerald Miller Elkhart, Indiana Kathy A. Miller Ann Arbor, Michigan Sheryl Miller Elkhart, Indiana David Mishler Iohnstown, Pennsylvania Debra Nafziger Delavan, Illinois Iohn Nafziger Goshen. Indiana Barbara Nelson Elkhart. Indiana Norma Nelson Rittman, Ohio Paula Neumann Delavan, Illinois Iohn Neuschwander Elkhart, Indiana Iim Noftsier Castorland, New York Anita Nussbaum Dalton, Ohio Evan Nussbaum Bristol, Indiana Kathy Oyer Goshen. Indiana Iudi Piersol Elkhart, Indiana Beth Pomeroy Mishawaka. Indiana Carolyn Prieb Hillsboro, Kansas Mark Ramseyer Elkhart, Indiana Deborah Reschly Columbia, Montana Steve Reschly Wayland, Iowa Daniel Retzlaff Coaldale, Alberta lanet Rhine Downers Grove, Illinois Karen Rich Archbold, Ohio Sid Richard Creston, Ohio Evan Richards Lombard, Illinois Linda Richer Wauseon, Ohio Sheri Ringler Wolcottville, Indiana Dennis Rittenhouse Souderton, Pennsylvania Lois Roberts Elkhart, Indiana Al Roggio Goshen, Indiana Daniel Ruth Harleysville, Pennsylvania lay Ruth Harleysville, Pennsylvania lay Schlabach Wauseon, Ohio Michelle Schlatter Papua, New Guinea lohn Schmid Orrville. Ohio Mary Schmid Attica, Indiana Melvin Schmidt Beatrice, Nebraska Michael Schrock Casselton, North Dakota Paul Seaman Harleysville, Pennsylvania Phil Shenk Goshen, Indiana Gloria Singleton Atlanta, Georgia Carolyn Smith Fairmount. Indiana Iohn Lynn Snyder Lansing, Michigan Pam Snyder Lakeville. Indiana Hugh Sommer Kidron, Ohio Craig Summers Lakewood, Colorado Peggy Souder Spring City, Pennsylvania Sue Springer Stanford, Illinois Brent Sprunger Berne, Indiana Marilyn Stahl Freeman, South Dakota Iim Stauffer Berne, Indiana Marty Steria Carthage, New York Linda Stoltzfus Quarryville, Pennsylvania Carmen Strite Harrisonburg, Virginia Ron Sutter Metamora, Illinois Audrey Swartzendruber Elkhart, Indiana Nancy Tielkemeier Rock City, Illinois Phyllis Troyer Greentown. Indiana N Q 77 nt -- S I '. 1. If Ng I, I M .ii in .,,, .4 In 7 :ev L , g ..e, t.-P '- X 1 I fa a i- :I-P-A vw Tl . -M . A v Q ' V. ,. E535 A I IJ? . t ks I , A I Q4 '5 ' I Q -. M.. . I, . Jig K -. -I . I I i- I Q tf,l'ff' i if ' ., Q I - .- P- . I I ' I. ,z , K, PL, , V .. l fi?-S 115' ,E 1 Axim? NX X X S X I K is gl. I A :V I 1 ' :figs - in is YW, I W :.- '71 ': V I R :nf I xy., . tv. - 'fi ' E I. A. ' af V ' ' Q - -A - 54 'nl fmt , -, si ' l .,.-. I I . li J lm- !'l'tl ax ' T U. -'xi , L I il 1-'L , ' 4' u n -A59 -' , ii, I ,V V. I- , ll . . -'Sri ul' X xi ? Qt Q m..fT,f . I-1 ,V I . - , f ' N N . A sf thi , ' 1' .'fDYX- ' lb ' 5 a, -W wf:.-eww - r'-1: -er -I ' it , 'I Saw ?- f i f ,.-S-W . I 2 -X V ' n ,- 1 -- , ,. ,. h e thx ' fr o 5 , ' Qi Q I ll' lu l 'J' i. ' ' '-x .. 22,1 Q, . :Nl - . fi. - 'V i n 1 -.-f 1.-as ' NOT PICTURED Ray Alderfer Goshen, Indiana Mark Baur Naperville, Illinois Gregory Burdette Goshen, Indiana Bruce Butler Goshen, Indiana Robert Erck Lombard, Illinois Ahmed Sameh Fakouri Kuwait, Arabian Gulf Patty Harris Cassopolis. Michigan Karen Harter Cedar Lake, Indiana Caleb Hess Mount Ioy, Pennsylvania Marilyn Iones Gary, Indiana Frank Iordan Goshen, Indiana Linda Kiefer Granger, Indiana Dawn Kyle Goshen, Indiana Catherine Lantz Goshen, Indiana A , k f A. 'x: Iim Tyson Goshen, Indiana Renee Vendrely Spencerville, Indiana Kathleen Walker Union, Michigan Byron Warkentin Fort Wayne, Indiana Iudy Weaver Elkhart. Indiana Mike Wenger Perkasie, Pennsylvania Barbara Weybright Syracuse, Indiana Charlene Widrick Lowville, New York Debby Yoder Wellman, Iowa Mike Yoder Goshen, Indiana Phil Yoder North English, Iowa Rachel Yoder Wooster, Ohio Richard Yoder Barberton, Ohio Ron Yoder Goshen, Indiana Sherrill Yoder Parnell, Iowa Melinda Yost Westminster, Colorado Lloyd Zeager Elizabethtomm. Pennsylvania Eric Zehr Goshen, Indiana Grace Zinser Rolling Prairie. Indiana Margie McCahi1l Goshen, Indiana David Neff Wayland, Iowa Ioyce Nymeyer Goshen, Indiana Stephanie Ortman Newton, Kansas Diana Perry Elkhart, Indiana Susan Peterson Albion, Indiana Iudith Phelps Elkhart, Indiana Roger Smith Lombard. Illinois Leamon Sowell Maywood, Illinois Philip Stalter Sterling, Illinois Paul Sudermann Elkhart Indiana Kathryn Trowbridge Brown City, Michigan Iohannes Wenger Lancaster, Pennsylvania F RESHME Neal Albert North Manchester. Indiana Iames Albrecht Goshen. Indiana Deborah Albrecht Tiskilwa. Illinois Sylvia Albrecht Tiskilwa, Illinois Calvin Aschliman Fayette. Ohio Kathy Balutansky Port-au-Prince. Haiti Debra Basinger Pandora, Ohio Galen Beachy Spencerville, Indiana Wilbur Beachy Goshen. Indiana Susan Becher New Paris. Indiana Conrad Beck Pettisville. Ohio Eileen Becker Mountain Lake. Minnesota Louise Bellmon Chicago. Illinois David Besch Sellersville. Pennsylvania Steve Birky Elkhart. Indiana Becky Blake Marion, Indiana Howard Bonham Holland. Pennsylvania Debbie Bontrager Sturgis. Michigan Hope Branscombe Moncton. Nebraska Ann Brenneman Albany, Oregon Iames Brenneman Tampa. Florida Kerry Broaddus Cleveland, Ohio Paul Buckwalter Newport News. Virginia Glenn Buller Beatrice, Nebraska Sarah Buller Tremont. Illinois Gerald Burkholder Goshen, Indiana Ken Burkholder Boise. Idaho Lissa Burkholder Goshen. Indiana Sue Byler Hamburg. Pennsylvania Thomas Caskey Bristol, Indiana Stephen Christophel South Bend. Indiana Mary G. Clemens Doylestovm, Pennsylvania Ianice Clemmer Souderton, Pennsylvania Iohn Conrad Tangent, Oregon Sarah Conrad Wakarusa. Indiana Wendy Conrad Orrville. Ohio 134 'S li . ' . I ' f s, N-vx 5 - ,Q.,r -is 51 Q :Si Q.. ' L: .L ..:: ff x.. Gov . s-K 3 x 'Q .:,, ' 6' 3 V. L1 ll: i P I ' Q ' i . ' - fnszizggv . . .Q we-. atc? 1 -Q 2' 9 is , 'si we N9 ,fig 1? V533 Nm 5 if X- ' 1 'ag' IA-vi.. my ,I I , M. midi .mei : .vt.Cf'1. w'4'i,' Q4 ly . it ' I 9 A s 9 X I I 1' .X .xl L -.- 1 I -t 4 tx Q .1 x A .- ' 5-1 'A' i- . A . we l. . 1, ggf'-5 1 '-: :,. :.L,.-:- L. el.. A A 4 4 ' f I Q, ' Y - . DV.. 'D ,I va-.: - , I 1 1 4- in I I fg . i . T5 ,YCQ as . . W n ' 'W' Q1 I-5 -I S., A, ll i Rebekah Cox Gravesend. lv-nt, England Carol Craig Logansport, Indiana Debbi Crew Massillon, Ohio Iudy Davidhizar Goshen. Indiana Demelash Deyene Aggaro. Ethiopia Kim Denisar Westwood. New If-rss-y Donna Detweiler Soiiderton, Pennsylvania Reita Detweiler Telford, Pennsylvania C1ndyDetwiler Souderton. Pennsylvania Karen Detwiler Elkhart. Indiana Claude Diener Akron. Pennsylvania Nevin Diener Akron. Pennsylvania Barbara Donnelly Elkhart. Indiana Sue Dykstra Racine. Wisrzonsin Susan Eash Sandusky. Ohm Suellen Ebersole Sterling, Illinois Susan Ebersole Lancaster. Pennsylvania Nancy Eby Gordonville. Pennsylvania Mark Edsall Leesburg. Indiana Cathy Eggbeer Schaumburg. Illinois Jackie Eichelberger Harr1sburg.Pennsylva Ieanine Eigsti Sterling. Illinois Hilda Eitzen Barto. Pennsylvania Diane Epp Mountain Lake. Minnesota Terry Epp Winnipeg. Manitoba Sharon Fackler Syracuse. Indiana Luanne Fast Mountain Lake. Minnesota Bev Feil Findlay. Ohio Deborah Fortner Sterling, Illinois Susan Freed Souderton. Pennsylvania Ann Froese La Iunta, Colorado Deborah Funk Elkhart. Indiana Lawson Gachire Thika, Kenya Linda Gautsche Archbold. Ohm Doug Gehman Lititz. Pennsylvania Karen Gehman Wadsworth, Ohm Iewel Geissinger Reinholds. Pennsylvania Edward Geleske Goshen. Indiana Dan Gerber Mountain Lake. Minnesota Kristi Gerber Elkhart, Indiana Elinor Gerig Freeman. South Dakota Brad Gilmore Goshen. Indiana Ianice Gingerich Iowa City, Iowa Bob Gingrich Goshen. Indiana Iudy Godshalk Chalfont, Pennsylvania Wendy Golden Kinshasa. Zaire Carlene Good Bremen. Indiana Darrell Good Armington, Illinois Iim Good Elkhart. Indiana Vinnie Graber Iakarta. Indonesia Ioyce Greenwood Novelty. Ohio Marlin Gregor Union City. Pennsylvania Barb Grieser Archbold, Ohio Cindy Haines Goshen, Indiana Mary Harmsh Flanagan. Illinois Linda Harshbarger West Liberty, Ohm Kevin I-Iershberger Middlebury. Indiana Daniel I-lertzler Goshen. Indiana Phil Hess Terre Hill, Pennsylvania Robin I-Iofbauer Chicago. Illinois Ill 135 6 Geraldine Hoffer Elkhart, Indiana Ioyce Hooley West Lihvrty. Ohio Carolyn Hurst Elkhart. Indiana David I'-Iostetlt-r Goshen, Indiana Anena Howard Albion. Indiana Gail Hudson Akron, Ohio Pam I-luenefeld Red Oak, Illinois Ivri Hughes Cleveland Heights, Ohm Terry Hunslierger Fort Wayne, Indiana ludy Hurley Portland, Oregon Bryan Hurst Wiittirftird, Pennsylvania Ianicv Ingram Kankakee, Illinois Wlendy lackson Rock Falls, Illinois Beth Iohnson Middlebury, Indiana Paul Kauffman Middlebury, Indiana Vaughn Kauffman Clendive, Montana Galen Iiauffmann Minter, Illinois Pete Ixaufmann Tisldlwa, Illinois Paul Keim Elkhart, Indiana lohn Knollman Waterville, Ohio Pete Krahn Vancouver. British Columbia Linda Kraybill Parlx Ridge, Illinois Bonnie Kreider Osceola. Indiana Philip Kubns Harrisonburg, Virginia Sharon Landes Lansdale, Pennsylvania Charlotte Lawn lamestown. New York Karen Leatherman Akron. Pennsylvania Mike Lechlilner Elkhart, Indiana David Lehman Elkhart, Indiana Michele Lehman Beaver Falls, New York Rick Leland Centreville, Michigan Patricia Lengacher Hicksville, Ohio Sharon Leonard Gary, Indiana Randy Liechty Zion, Illinois Iulie Linder Canton, Ohio Brenda Longacre Bally. Pennsylvania Debbie Loving Batleys Harbor, Wisconsin Debra Lynn Scottdale. Pennsylvania Emily Magal Mitchellville, Maryland Cindy Magnuson Plymouth. Indiana Sandy Mangus Lakeville, Indiana Richard Martin Duchess, Alberta Donna Mast Kouts, Indiana Sue Mast Middlebury, Indiana Rita Mayberry Roswell. New Mexico Colleen Merillat Angola, Indiana Ianilyn Mertz Bowling Green, Ohio Connie Miller Danvers, Illinois Doug Miller Elkhart, Indiana Doyle Miller Millersburg, Ohio ,ily : We .sr '- if-I A -s X 1 ' V u 'wh' 9 z 'V ., xx Els, .iq fs: .vx 'l. ab. ff Q A Al Ss- t at - -ii . 3 , Q W , V ' -x , .Lx it R I - Q. .N W V.. xixff: qi t 1-ku'-tis' r' fi- - ', . N ' TN Q tex X ' si ., wi V NN , Q -V 'V gggnayfx - ,3 X Ji i .. . I is ' f-. I . , : ko -:- ' ' Sf' . ' -f gf -I I . ..., 1511- , 4 f - I s- e 1. I 23:21-3' 'f - I, ,Q ll ill: Ksffi a ' '- ..lU.2.'Y. I .. . ' 1 , wi ' ' , 'I :R s I '4T Qf M -4- f x - 'H' 3- --e s'-:rw ,,: 0' ' 'WT ' W Li-v U A I 2: ' --: .Lux , V. 4 i 'Q l :Q 5-I ,N I ,gt , ' A oil Nm . E L V 4 ..11'-15.1555 ' - ' 5 js . ,D V xx N1 M I. I ., an , ..- ,, .. 1 lt' -r f v I. U 5 'ol ,Q N I 1 1: 5' ' I X , ll .CX-'FA' i 4 i . J- T .' 11.32-SEI X f-:ff-w .N Yun tx..- Ginnie Miller Grand Rapids. Michigan lanelle Miller Bourbon. Indiana Ieanette Miller Kitchener. Ontario leanne Miller Kansas City. Kansas Mike Miller Wakarusa. Indiana Robert Miller Fayette. Ohio Gladys Mitchell Stanchfieldi Minnesota Cindy Monlanye Hougion, New York Luke Mumaw Middlebury. Indiana Mark Nafziger Wadsworth. Ohio Robert Nafziger Archbold. Ohm Roger Nafziger Archb0ld,Oh1o Clifford Zehr Io Ellen Neufeld Denver, Colorado Ron Neufeld Elkhart, Indiana Adele Neumann Delavan,lllino1s Loren Nofsinger VVashington, Illinois Marg Nopper Grandville. Michigan Don Nussbaum Apple Creek. Ohio Sam Ovando Chicago, Illinois Cindie Parker South Holland. Illinois Suzanne Pasztor East Chicago, Indiana Cedric Peaehey Belleville, Pennsylvania Sharon Peachey Reedsville, Pennsylvania Vivian Peery Wilmington. Ohio Teresa Plank Grabill, Indiana Gene Ratzlaff Edwardsville, Illinois Beth Regier West Liberty, Ohio lan Reichenbach Pandora. Ohio Nancy Reschly Wayland, Iowa Kathy Richards Lombard, Illinois Cindy Riffel Mishawaka, Indiana Eileen Rosenberger Chalfont. Pennsylvania Roger Ruth Harleysville, Pennsylvania lohn Sawatsky Sao Paulo, Brazil Steven Sawatsky Sao Paulo, Brazil Roxy Schertz Eureka, Illinois Donna Schlabaeh Wauseon. Ohio Carol Schmucker Imlay City. Michigan Eloise Schrag Marion, South Dakota Carol Schrock Spencerville, Indiana Bill Schumacher Pandora, Ohio Barb Sensenhaugh Elkhart. Indiana Wendy Shank Sarasota. Florida Cynthia Silvey Kokomo. Indiana Letitia Simms Chicago, Illinois Pat Slabaugh Nappanee. Indiana Randy Smith Wadsworth, Ohio Nancy Smoker New Paris, Indiana Goshen, Indiana Cynthia Smucker Stuart Smucker Elkhart. Indiana Goshen, Indiana Dayton. Oregon Sandy Snoberger Linda Sommers Lyn Sommers West Liberty. Ohio Dale Souder Perkasie, Pennsylvania Artrelle Spicely Petersburg, Virginia Beth Springer Goshen. Indiana Bob Springer Metamora, Illinois Susan Springer Metamora. Illinois Dennis Sprunger Fort Wayne. Indiana Iennifer Sprunger Berne. Indiana Enid Stahl Davidsville, Pennsylvania Renee Stimpfle West Unity. Ohic H I . -. .xv . ,V X.- , I 1 I : 'Q 1 4 i ' T ' 'ff ' lk : I QL -. All .m - 'ls I - - ' ' K1 P ilzhm'-0-'i t . - f . 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'- l SY' -A 'il-5' ig p ' fflliii. 23. 52. 5? 1 . i I Jie g if is . at . te E V I ' ,ff JA f .. , 5 F , iw. X , . i d ' y , I '. K . 4 NOT PICTURED Steve Bailey Rittman. Ohio Sharon Bontrager Goshen. Indiana Randall Clouse Goshen, Indiana Sharol Cripe Goshen. Indiana Patti Gleason Goshen, Indiana Susan Heise Scottdale.Pennsylvan1a Iames Histand Carlsbad, New Mexico Iudith Iohnston Elkhart. Indiana Carol Kauffman Goshen, Indiana Coralyn Klingelsmith Akron, New York Nancy Lantz Goshen, Indiana Molly Long Millersburg. Indiana Darlene Macumber Elkhart, Indiana Eric Stoltzfus Germfask,M1r:higan Connie Strycker Mldland.Mitzh1gan Nancy Sutter Wood Dale. Illinois Sheldon Swartz Augres.M1r:h1gan Iim Swartzendrtiher Goshen. Indiana Ken Swartzentruber Apple Creek,Oh1tw Don Thomas Millersville, Pennsylvania Mary Ann Trautman Montpelier. Ohio Vickie Troyer Goshen, Indiana Karen Ventura Maywood. Illinois Debbie Voris Lancaster. Pennsylvania Gail Vosper Mass1llon,Ohirv Don Wade Sterling,lll1no1s Ion Warkentin Fort Wayne. Indiana Kimberly Washburn Elkhart,lnd1ana Sharon Weaver Pontiac, Illinois Kim Weldy Arohbold, Ohio Kathy Wenger Elkhart. Indiana Marcia Wenger Goshen. Indiana Melvin Wenger Dalton. Ohio Cindy I. Wise Van Wert. Ohio Elizabeth Yoder Newton, Kansas Iewel Yoder Newport News, Virginia Ihan Yoder West lefferson.Oh1o Ioanne Yoder Bristol. Indiana Ioel Yoder Goshen. Indiana Iohn R. Yoder Wellman, Iowa Martha Yoder Elkhart. Indiana Paul Yoder Nazareth. Ethiopia Robin Yoder Goshen,lnd1ana Suzan Yoder West Liberty. Ohio Clifford Zehr Copenhagen, New Yorls Ianet Zehr Morton. Illinois Bonnie Zeiset Bechtelsville. Pennsylvania Ianice Zirk Aloha, Oregon Barbara McBride Polk C1ty,lowa lane Metzler Kalamazoo, Michigan Darrell Minnlch Goshen, Indiana Iohn Payne Goshen. Indiana M. Phuc Thi Pham Saigon. Viet Nam Ion Raber Goshen.lnd1ana Sherman Roth Tavistock. Ontario Paul Scott Chicago,lll1no1s Crissie Shank Goshen, Indiana Lee Stoltzfus Morgantown.Pennsylvania Denise Weldy Goshen, Indiana Raymond Wentz Cleveland. Ohio SST 4-' Y' : ' .. , K 1 LS, JIIHEN CTLLQ-,fl LAUNCHES v K SECOND 'EVYVEFI-, Q QE TL- Q41 -,,,- . ....., J . 140 GOSHEN COLLEGE LAUNCHES ELEVENTH STUDY-SERVICE TFUMESTER HMV KBXNQE In . k-3-.Z L., 4......:a........,....s.-.,. . 5-g,:.4::a....-g.....J ,, , ' f ' AL..L...,...-wiv-:QA -4 -A L....a-......,....4.Q: , .g,,s.m.,, 1... ...4.......i.L.- ' '- xl, ,R XQA5-5521-C36-itil! .Jaxx ..X.....,. I :mit Ji' ' ' .623-'3' N l GUSHEN COLLEGE LAUNCHES SEVENTH STUDY'SERVlCE TRIMESTER to HONDURAS I 1 3 :RFI V ur' gr f, f Sl-widiavv XG:-' ' 4- ,E- 4 ni QT, BELIZE: ffront rowj Vickie Graber, Delores Voth, Rachel Leaman, Susan Martin, Phyllis Ramseyer, Becky Ebersole, Cheryl Schrock: lback rowl Ian Birky, Alfred Klassen, Patrice Martin, Ruth Ianzen, Iudith Koch. Don Leatherman. Don Kauffman, Donna Summy, Beth Sutter: Cnot picturedj Carolyn Gingerich, Katherine Yoder. HAITI: Cfront row! Peggy Rupp, Donna Bowman. Patricia Bixler, Nedra Pike. Charlene Benoit, Grace Headings, Patty Harris, fback rowl Warren Bon- trager. Nate Stoltzfus, Anne Lehman. Susan Bender, Shelley Myers, Richard Murto, Philip Yordy, Nancy Ludwig: Knot picturedj Kathleen Brilhart. HONDURAS: lfront rowl Barb Buchanan, Rhoda Sommers, Christine Alderfer, Debbie Gahman, Becky Birky, Mary Weldy, Iulia Schrock. Norma Britsch. Mary Goossen. Ianet Martin: lback rowj Sharon Miller, Doug Vendrely, Pam Swartzendruber, Iames Snyder, Michael Hoover, Doug Swartz. Pete Miller, Bob Yoder: lnot picturedl Betsy Headrick. lohn K. Snyder. COSTA RICA: ffront rowl Bonita Steider, Sue Esau. Debora Nofziger, Ian Glenn, Darlene Miller, Cindy Porter, Mary Crock, Ruby Sheller, Eleanor Swift, Ioan Solomon, lane Slabaugh, fback rowl Roland Kauffman, Nelson Kraybill, Bill Beck, Tim Classen, Rita Fisher. Marlene Miller, Edgar Nafziger, Brad Moyer, Doug Yoder, Dave Slabaugh. 141 -ug ARCHBOLD EQUIPMENT CO. North on Route 66 Archbold, Ohio BARTOW CARTAGE. INC. 803 Logan Street Goshen. Indiana BURGER DAIRY STORES New Paris. Indiana CHASE BAG CO. 1100 Chicago Avenue Goshen, Indiana THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Archbold, Ohio GOSHEN IMPLEMENT CO. Eleventh and Madison Goshen, Indiana THE GOSHEN NEWS 114 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana GRABER CONSTRUCTION CO. Arohbold. Ohio HERSHBERGER'S HOUSE OF I9 711 Mums HIF IITRONS' PORTRAITS 312 South Main Street KINDY. INC. Goshen, Indiana Zenith TV and Radio 216 North Main Street HODGSON'S ACE Goshen. Indiana HARDWARE 111 South Main Street NORTHERN INDIANA Goshen, Indiana PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 232 South Main Street ANDERSON-BOLLING MFG. Goshen, Indiana CO. Barler Division KIME NURSERY, INC. 212 Prospect Street 2006 South Main Street Goshen. Indiana Goshen, Indiana LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT Archbold, Ohio LIECHTY MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Archbold, Ohio MOGUL RUBBER CORP. 317 West Douglas Goshen, Indiana PINE MANOR, INC. 2704 South Main Street Goshen. Indiana ROTH SERVICE STATION 1000 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana RUPP LUMBER COMPANY Pettisville, Ohio 445-7891 SUNRISE ORCHARDS MARKET 2513 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana WAUSEON WOODWORKING CO. 247 North Brunell Street Wauseon, Ohio 43567 YODER-CULP FUNERAL HOME 1911 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY 212 West Washington Street Goshen, Indiana HOME FURNISHINGS. INC Archbold, Ohio 419-445-3476 142 RIE! S E7 R, TRLTCICIDTG COLJPAIIY ARCHBOLD OHIO lpoelneas phone 445.3965 home pnfne 445.3251 Q4 Q ll I gn mllgf :F- 4:55 R g h 1' lf 1llllI Q5lIlll o. Q ll f HIL, ,hr it v 0 l New PARIS 339' 0 XX xvsfn y ,ff ry fl ' f ' cunnennfn T SILO AND jx- Q ' annum I . f f V X? EQUIPMENT INC. fl ' 1-4, f ,o untuwms f L y .f W Q . 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K t 4 :' 5 'evi le 'NN V 1: 1- 1' L ' 4 L T 'r --Q if SMURINE EQUIPMENT 0 Ogg ES ,-5.514144 3325 gugga ic S52 z! b F 1g?s:o :.oq,2'8 ssl?-2' 0 SFIHQQ u,i:mg if oeeu N325-a 80225: eiiist o mm' 1 x w f:s::f:5:f.j-Q21-'-ze zz-, X , xxx- x T X .9 X 5 5 Q .. ..,,..,..,. ,, 153155551 .- 4. .:' I I .42 159 vi DIRECTORY Abel. Bonme-C Ackerman. Dave-B 123 Adams, Bob-B 12S Bauer, Stephen-D 101 Bauman. Harold-F 82 Baur, Mark-B 133 Ahonen, Clifford-F 33 Amsturz, Bisho C. Franklin-F 83 Ainlay, Dorothy-E Akpan, jones-D 100 Albert, Neal-A 134 Albrecht, Alfred-F S3 Albrecht. Deborah-A 134 Albrecht. James-A 13-1 Albrecht, Sylvia-A 134 Alderfer, Christine-B 141 Alderfer, Ray-B 133 Alfr, Patricia-E Amstutz. Deryll-D 33,100 Amstutz, G, Elliott-D 100 Amstutz, H. Clair-F 83 Linda-D 100 Bayak, Marilyn-S 98 Beachy. Bonnie-S Beachy. David-C Bcachy, Dorothy-B 128 Beachy, Galen-A 134 Beachy. Wfilbur-A 134 Bucher, Susan-A 4113-4 Bechler, Kathleen-E Beck, Conrad-A 134 Beck, Ervin-F 83 Beck, XVilliam-C 141 Bigger, Billey. Ma ry-C 1 2 7 Bev-B 1 2 S Birkey, Calvin-D 101 Birkey, Charlene-C 122 Birkey, Mary-S Birkey, Priscilla-C 122 Birkey. Vietta-S Birlty. Carol-C 122 Birky, Connie-C 122 Birky, Gwen-C 122 Birky, Ian-D 140 Birky, Kathleen-B 128 Birky, Kent-D 101 Birky, Rebecca-B 141 Birky, Steve-A 134 Birky, XVilbur-F S3 Birotschenko, Marta-E Bowman, Donna-C 140 Bowman, Greg-D 102,105 Bowman, Lori-B 128 Brandenberger, Mary jean-S Branscombe, Hope-A 134 Brenneman, Ann-A 134 Brenneman. Connie-D 102 Brenneman, James-A 134 Brenneman, Kristen-C 122 Brenneman, Mike-C 122 Brilhart, Ka thleen-B 140 Britsch, Norma-B 141 Broadbent, .lames-F S3 Broaddus, Kerry-A 12,134 Brown, Darien-C 122 Brown, Joann-D 102 Bumba Anderson, Bob-C 122 Anderson, Diane-C 122 Aschliman, Calvin-A 134 Aschliman, Kathryn-F 83 Askew, Gary-E Auchtung, Janice-D 100 Bachman. Janet-D 100 Bachman. Jay-C 122 Bachman. Lynette-F S3 Bachman, Marianne-C 52.122 Bachtel, Mary-D 100 Bailey. Sreve-A 139 Bair, Rebekah-D 100 Baker, Nancy-C 122 Balutansl-ty, Kathy-A 154 Bame, Carol-D 24,100 Bare, Lois-E Bare, Nancy-D 101 Barkman, Gerald-C 122 Baroudi, Nagib-B 14,128 Barringer, Martha-S Barrel, Marvin-F 83 Basinger, Debra-A 134 Basinger, Doug-B 128 P, Bixler, Patricia-B 140 Blackwell, Deborah-B 128 Blake, Becky-A 134 Blosser, Krissie-C 122 Blosser, Ramona-D 101 Blough, David-E Brown, Joanne S.-D 102 Brown, Judy-D 102 Brown, LaVerne-C 26 Brown. Simon-D 102 Brown, Tony-F 83 Brunk, Carol-D 102 Bryant, Cynthia-E Buchanan, Barbara-D 102,141 Becker, Bonnie-B Becker. Eileen-A 134 Becker. Gaylene-D 101 Bedsworth, Beth-D 101 Beechy, Atlee-F S3 Beechy, Brenda-D 101 Beechy, Leonard-C 72.'3,122 Beechy, Sharon-S 93 Beitler, Chris-D 30,101 Bellmon, Louise-A 134 Bender, Elizabeth-F S3 Bender, Judith-E Bender, I.aMar-C 122 Bender, Mary-F 83 Bender, Paul-C 30,122 Bender, Paul-F S3 Bender. Sarah-B 128 Bender, Susan-B 73,140 Benner, Linda-D 101 Bennett. Beth-D 22.101 Bennett, Theresa-B 128 Benoit, Charlene-B 140 Berkey, ,lack-S Berkey, Kathryn-S Berry, Beth-F 83 Berry, Lee Roy-F 83 Bertsche, Linda-D 101 Besch, David-A 134 Bickel, Margaret-S Bonham, Howard-A 134 Bonney, Carol-D 101 Bontrager, Becky-C 122 Bontrager, Debbie-A 134 Bontrager je-rre-C 122 Bontrager, Jolene-B 128 Bontrager Marion-F 83 Bontrager Ruth-S Bontrager Sharon-A 139 Bontrager Tom-C 122 Bontrager Warren-B 140 Bontrager, Wyman-D 101 Bontrager Zorry-S Bontreger Charles-C 122 Bontreger Miriam-Sl 98 Bucher, Carlene-B 128 Buckwalter, Naomi-D 102 Buckwalter, Paul-A 134 Buerge, Karen-C 127 Buller, Fern-S Buller, Glenn-A 134 Buller, Jeannette-B 128,156 Buller, Paul-C 122 Bullet, Sarah-A 134 ugh, Nancy-C 122 Book, Dennis-D 34,101 Bororn, Sharon-C 47,127 Boswell, Charles-B 128 Bower, Julie-E Bundy, Barbara-C 122 Burbank, Burdette-S 99 Burdette, Greg-B 155 Burger, Roger-E Burkhalrer, Joyce-D 102 Burkhart, I. E.-F 84 Burkholder, Clarence-S 28 Burkholder, Gerald-A 154 160 ' , 4 .. Nye - - .mc Burkholder, J. Lawrence-F 2,82 Burkholder, YI. Richard-F H-1 Burkholder, Ken-A 13-1 Burkholder, Laura-S 08 Burkholder, Lissa--A 134 Burkholder. Polly-B 128 Burkholder, Ray-S 08 Buscherr, Robert--F 84,96 Buschert, Russ-B 128 Burler, Berry Lou-E Butler, Bruce-B 135 Butri, Linda-D 102 Byler, Carol--D 102 Byler, Debbie-B -1-1,128 Byler, Rose-D 102 Byler, SuewA 13.13-3 Canal, Carol-D 102 Canal, Lynn-B 23,128 Carroll, Carla-C 122 Carter, Natylee-C 12' Caskey, Thomas-A 13,1 Cavanaugh, Par-E Caywood, Chris-C 122 Cender, Ruth-E Chandler, Jeannine-C 127 Chaney, Vic-D 102 Charles, Anna Mae-F 84 Chittick, Don-C 122 Chrisman, Monna-E Chrisrophel, Stephen-A 13-1 Chupp, Reva-S Chupp, Sheila-C 12' Claassen, Shirley-C 122 Clark, Rebecea-C Clark. Rick-D 102 Classen, Timorhy-B 141 Clemens Clemens, Don-E Clemens, Donald-F 3-1,84 Clemens, Fred-B 128 Clemens, James-F 3-1,84 Clemens, j. XVilliam-C 122 Clemens , M. Jane-D 103 7 Clemens, Mary E. -B 1-8 Clemens , Mary G,-A 13-1 Clemens, Philip-F 36,84 . Richard-D 2 3,38,103 Clemmer, Janice-A 23,13-1 Clemmer, Thelma-C 23,115,123 Clouse, Randall-A 139 Cole, Greg-B 128 Cole, Patricia-D 103 Combs. Jeffrey-B 128 Conley, Grace-S Conrad, Diane-B 128 Conrad, Glenn-D 103 Conrad, john-A 134 Conrad, Paul-C 58,123 Conrad, Sarah-A 134 Conrad, Wendy'-A 134 Constantin, Gloria-C 34,127 Constantin, Luis-B 12,128 Copeland, Kathryne-S 98 Cotton, Ron-B 128 Coverstone, Jean-F 84 Cox, Rebekah-A 135 Craig, Carol-A 135 Craig, Mildred-E Crawford, Greg-B 34,128 Crew, Debbi-A 135 Cripe, Phyllis-D 103 Cripe, Sharol-A 130 Cripe, Vurda-S Crock, Mary-D 103,141 Croyle, Ann-C 123 Cunningham, Mark-12 Cutrell, David-D 2',103 Daniels, 13onnieaD 103 Darkwood, Ruth-S 03 Davenport, Marlene-E David, Michael-C 123 Davidhizar, Jane-S Davidhizar,,ludy-A 47,135 Davidhizar, Mareille-S 98 Davidson, Christine-D 103 Davidson, Cleone-E Davis, Debbie-C 123 Dawson, Arvis-D 103 Duerer, Linda-C 123 Deisler, Marti-C 123 Deiene, Demelash-A 135 DL-lamarer, Carolyn-C 127 Denisar, Kim-A 135 Dc-nk, Norma-D 103 Depree, Del:-C 123 Dersrine, Daryl-B 128 Detxveiler, Donna-A 135 Detweiler, Reita-A 135 Detwiler, Austin-S Detwiler, Cindy-A 135 Detwiler, Karen-A 135 Dhanani, Shamira-D 103 Dick, john-C V 123 Dickerson, Linda-D 103 Dickson, Susan-C 123 Diener, Claude-A 135 Diener, Dwight-C 127 Diener, Nevin-A 135 Diller. Steve-C 123 Diller, Victoria-B 123 Dintaman, Elizabeth-D 103 Dintaman. Pamela-IZ Donnelly. Barbara-A 135 Dorsing, Joyce-C 123 Dory, Kent-B 128 Driver, Cynthia-D 103 Driver. Fred-C 38,511,123 Drudge, Carolyn-C 20,125 Dueck, ,lack-F 84 Dueek, Laura-E Dunn, Barbara-C 123 Dyck, Rebecca-C 123 Dykstra, Sue-A 135 Eash, Cheryl-D 103 Ifash, Floyd-E Eash, Susan-A 135 Ebersole, Donald-D 103 Ebersole, Greg-D 103 Ebersole, Patsy-B 129 Ebersole, Rebecca-B 140 Ebersole, Suellan-A 135 Ebersole, Susan-A 27,135 Eby, Nancy-A 135 Edsall, Mark-A 135 Ee, leh-Huhn-D 10-1 Eggbeer, Cathysfk 135 Eggermonr, Karen-D 10,1 Eichelberger,,1aekie-A 135 Eichenbergcr.M.1rie-S 08 Eicher. Par-B 120 Eigsti, Dan-C 123 Eigsti, Donna-13 120 Eigsti. Jeanine-A 133 Eigsti, Marcia-C 123 Eigsti, Marilyn-B 120 Eiler, Ora-S 08.09 Eitzen, 1-1ildasA 135 Ellinger, Carol-D 10,1 Engle, Stan-D 2-1,101 Epp, Darlene-D 1011 Epp, Dianegfx 135 Epp, Terry-A 135 Frck, Robert-13 133 Ernsberger. Susan-B 120 Ersery, Michael-C 12' Esau, Sue-B 1+11 Evers, BeverlygC 123 Fackler, Sharon-A 135 Fahlsing, Roger-B 129 Fakouri, Ahmul-B 133 Falb, Miriam-D 10-1 Falk, Lcola-B 120 Fasr, Catherine-D 5-1,1021 Fast, Eliz.1berh+C 123 Fast, Luanne-A 135 Path, Steve-B 120 Feil, Bev-A 1,55 Fell, Kristine-D 104 Fisher, John-F 9-1 Fisher, Rita-B 1-11 Ure, David-13 120 Flager, Marlene-E Folker, Michael-E Forresrer, Mitchell-13 Fortner, Deborah-A 135 Frederick, Charles-A Freed, Susan-A 135 Fretz, Joe--B 120 Frey, Michael-B 120 Freyenberger, Barbara-C 12 3 Friek, Linda-12 Froese, Ann4A 135 Fry, Paul-F 86 Fuchs, .1anetfD 10,4 Fuller, Sally-C Funk. Deborah-A 135 Funk, Mary-D 10,1 Gachire, 1.awson4A 135 Gall, Doug-C 123 Gaff, Rebecca-'C 123 Gahman, Deborah-B 141 Gameda, Sam-C 39.30.123 Garber, Yvonne-C 123 Garboden, Steve-D 104 Gardner, Helen-E Gardner, Judy-C 123 Gardner, Merritr-F 86 Garza, Tony-B 120 Gautsche, julia-C 123 Gaursehe, Kristi-S Gautsche, Larry-D 10-1 Gautsche, Linda-A 135 Gchman, Doug-A 133 Gchman, Karen-A 135 Gt-issingur, Jewel-A Gcissinger. Tim-C 1 3 Geleske, Edward-A 133 Geleske, jean-D 101 2 iirley-B 120 Gerber, Carole-C 123 Gerber, Dan-A 133 Gerard, bl Gerber. Jean-D Gerber lrihn-1 Gerber, Luty-Q L 135 ,, 104 K 12' Gerber, ,loy-E Gerber. Kristi-A 133 C 123 ynn-C 123 Gerber. Pat-D 3,1 Gerig, Chris-C, 2, Gcrig, Elinor-A 135 123 Gerber. Gerig, Fa ye-C 1 3 Gerig. ,lohn-D 10,1 Gerig, Richard-F S6 Gibson, Doris-S 03 Gillies, -lohn-F Sri Gilmore, Brad-A 135 Gingerich, Barb-B 120 Gingerich, Carolyn-B 120 Gingerieh, Carolyn J.-B 1130 Gingerich, David-B 120 Gingerich, Janice-A 135 Gingerieh, Roman-F 86 Gingerieh, XVilma-C 123 Gingrich. Bob-A 33,135 Gingrich, Connie-C 123 Gingrich, Paul-F S6 Glanzer, Dorothy-B 120 Gleason, Patti-A 130 Glenn, jan-B 1-11 Glirk, Allen-F S6 Glick, Bruce-F 86 Glick, Marcia-C 123 Glick, Ron-D 10-1 Godshalk, Judy-A 135 G-iertz,1lse-Marie-D 106 Golden, Vifendy-A 135 Gonzalez, Irma-B 120,153.1 A 113 Good, Carlene- 3 Good, Darrell-A 135 Good, Delmar-F 536 G1rc'is1, Good, Marty-B 120,156 Good, Sherrill-C 123 Good, Shirley-E Good, Viola-F SG Goossen, Duane-E Goossen. Mary-B 141 Gotwals, Brent-B 23,353,120 Gotwals Gotwals Graber, Graber, Graber, Graber. Grasse, Vinnie-A , lohn-F 86 , Susan-D 30.100 Graber, Dan-C 113 jane-B 120 Marv1n-C- 123 Graber, Tim-D 15,106 f Vickie-B 1-10 135 Karen-C 123 Gray, Earl-S 93 161 Kauffman King Grayhill. Scott-D 106 Green. Debra-D 106 Greenan'alt.Delotes-D 106 Greenwood. vloyce-A 133 Gregg, Sheila-C 127 Gregor, Coral-C 123 Gregor. Marlin-A 133 Gregory, Stephanie-E Grieser, Barb-A 133 Griffin, Art-C 123 Griffith, Frances-C 124 Groff, Ed-E Gross, Ida-F S6 Gross. lrene-F S6 Grove, Karen-B 129 Gunden. Doug-B 129 Gundun. Elizabeth-D 106 Gunden, Marilyn-C 127 Gunden. Randy-C 123 Gunden, Ruth-F S6 Gundy. ,lan-B 129 Gundy. Jeff-C 6162.123 Gundy. Marlyce-C 123 Gwin. Shelley-D 75,106,118 Haag, Alice-C 123 Haarer, Lois-E Haarer, Rebecca-C 125 Habegger. Eric-B 129 Habegger, Fred-C 123 Haclrel. Bonnie-F S6 Haines, Cindy-A 133 Hall, ,lim-C 123 Hallis, Michele-B 129 Hamilton. ,ludy-D 106 Hamman, Bobbie-E Hange, Diane-C 125 Harder, ,ludith-C 12' Harder, Lois-D 106 Harder, Rachel-D 106 Harkness, ,loan-D 106 Harnish, Ann-C 123 Hamish. Carol-B 129 Hamish. Mary-A 135 Hamish. Robert-E Harris. Patty-B 135 Harris, Vfillie-C 127 Harshbarger, Kathy-S 99 Harshbarger.Linda-A 135 Hart. David-E Harter, Karen-B 133 Hartman. Charles-E Hartman,,luI1ana-D 106 Hartman. Paul-E Hamer. Charlotte-D 106 Hartzler, Dixain-F 86 Hartzler, Gregory-F S6 Hartzler. Joella-C 123 Harrzler. Sara-F S6 Hayes, Carolyn-E Heacoclr, Marilyn-B 129 Headings, Grace-B 25.140 Headrick, Beatrice-C 1-11 1-leatwole, Larry-D 106 1-Iege. John-D 10' Height, Terry-S 98 Heise. Esther--C 77,123 Heise, Susan-A 139 Helmuth. Fannie-S Helmuth, Mervin-F 87 1-lelmuth.Shirley-C 123 Herbert, Mark-B 129 Hernley. Kathleen-D 10' 7 Hernley, Steve-C 1-3 Horst. Carolyn Y.-E -1-1 Horst, Hannah-D 107 Horst, Kathy-E Horst. Mardene-S Horst. Ruth-S 98 Hostetler, Bill-S Hostetler, David-A 136 Hostetler, Debra-C 124 Hosretler. Dennis-C 124 Hostetler, Mary-D 107 Hostetter. John-F SS Herr. Ed-F S' Herr. G. Daniel-D 33,107 Herr, VI. Michael-D 5063.107 Herr,Myrn-B 129.1-1S Herr, Susan-C 123 Hershberger. Abner-F S7 Hershberger. Anne-F S7 Hershlwrger. Barbara-B 129 Hershherger, Dwight-C 123 Hershberger, Ezra-F 87 Hershherger, Galen-D 10' Hershberger, Guy-F S7 77 Hershberger Hershberger .jerry-B 1-9 .John-F S7 Hershherger, Kevin-A 135 Hershberger, Linda-B 129 Hershlwerger, Louise-C 123 Houk. Don-B 129 Houser. Marilyn-D 70,107 Houshower, Hans-E 1-1oushower.Linda-D 107 Howard, Anena-A 136 Hudson. Gail-A 156 Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman Kauffman , Diane-D 103 . Don-B 140 , Floyd-S 98 , Al. Fred-F S9 . 1. Howard-F S9 , ,lohn S,-D 10S , Minh-D 108 . Nancy bl.-D 25,108 Kauffman. Nancy R,-D 108 Kauffman, Paul-A 136 Kauffman. Roland-B 23.1-11 Kauffman, Vaughn-A 136 Kauffman. Vickie-C 124 l Kauffman n, Duane-F S7 Kauffmann.Galen-A 136 Kauffmann, Keith-D 73,108 n, Norman-F S9 Hershlwerger, Ray-C 125 l-lershberger. Tim-C 12-1 Hertzler Alice-B 129 Hertzler Alta-F S7 Hertzler. Dan-A 135 Hertzler Dennis-E Hertzler Elizabeth-D 107 Hertzler James-F 17.87 Herzler. Mary-E Hertzler Silas-F 87 Hertzler Suzanne-C 124 Hess. Becky-B 129 Hess. Caleb-B 133 Hess. Cheryl-E Huenefeld. Pam-A 136 Huff, Betty-C 47.127 Hughesuleri-A 136 Hughes.XVendelin-D 107 Hull, I.aVada-S Hunsberger, Arlin-F SS Hunsherger,Terry-A 136 Hunter. Betty-B 129 Hurley. Judy-A 136 Hurst, Bryan-A 136 Hess . 1. Daniel-F SS Hess, Phil-A 53.135 Hess. Robert-C Hess. Ronald-E Hess. Sandra-D 107 Hess . Thomas-C 12-1 Hinderleicler, Del:-C 124 Hirschy, Karen-S 98 Histand, James-A 139 Hochstetler, Barb-C 12-1 Hodgson, Roy-D 107 Hofbauer. Robin-A 135 Hoffer, Geraldine-A 136 Hoffman, Jan-B 129 Hoffman, Linda D.-C 4-1.124 Hofstetter, Rachel-B 129 Hoke, David-D 107 Holland, Randy-C 127 Holland, Terri-D 107 Hollenberg, Sherri-B 129 Hollinger. l. XVilmer-F 88 Hollinger, Ruth-S 98 Holsopple. Carol-C 77,12-1 Holsopple, Don-S 98 Hooley, ,loyce-A 21,136 Hooley. Nada-D 107 Hooley. Steve-D 107 Hoover, Dennis-C 124 Hoover, Merlin-B 129 Hoover, Micheal-C 1-11 Horst. Carolyn-A 136 Igney. Betty-S lhnken, jean-E lmhoff, Georgia-B 129 Ingo1d.,lOhn-F 40.83.91 Ingold. Margaret-F SS Ingold, Michael-D 107 Ingram, Janice-WA 136 Iriclr, Cynthia-C 127 Jabra, Shabo-D 107 jackson, Vifendy-A 136 Jacobs, Merle-F 88 james. Fannie-D 108 Janssen. Gail-C 124 ylantzi, Sherrill-D 103 janzen, Ruth-B 140 jeschke, Marlin-F SS Johns, Bonnie-D 103 johns, Loren-B 129 johns, Steven-S 98 johnson. Beth-A 57,136 Johnston, Brenda-B 129 Johnston, .ludy-A 47,139 -Ioldersma, Gerald-E jones. Alice-S jones, Carol-B 73,129 Jones, Margaret-D 108 Jones, Marilyn-B 133 Jordan, jean-B Jordan, Leonard-B 55.133 jordan. Mark-C 124 Kaufman.Kevin-B 38,125,129 Kaufmann, Chris-D 44.108 Kaufmann, Lois-C 12-1 Kaufmann, Pete-A 136 Kautz, Carol-D 10S Keaffaber. Diana-E Keener, Robert-E Kehr, Karen-C 124 Keim, Paul-A 136 Keim, Ruth-S Kc-ister. Gary-D 39.103 Keister. Marcia-B 129 Keller, David-D -13.70.103 Kendrick, Albert-E Kennel. ,lon-B 129 Kennell David-C 127 Kennell,,lerry-C 124 Kennell. Leonor-C 12-1 Kief, Loren-S 98 Kiefer. Linda-B 133 Killingbeck, Larry-E Kilmer, Leonard-D 109 Kim, Jong Shun-C 124 King. Delmar-F S9 King, Gail-E King. Kenneth-F 89 , Marlin-C 127 Kamhs, Ethel-F S9 Kanag, Brad-B 129 Kashishan. Ohanes-B 129 Kauffman. Armon-D 103 Kauffman. Carol-A 139 Kauffman, Cynthia-E Kauffman. Daniel-F S2 Kauffman, David-C 124 King, Samuel-F S9 King. Sara-C 12-1 Kingsley, Keith-F S9 Kinney. Doug-C 12-1 Kiracofe, Barbara-C 124 Kirk, -lan-D 109 Kirlcton, Vicky-F S9 Kitson. Richard-B 131 Klasse-n. Alfred-C 140 Klassen. Lena-C 124 Kline, Kerry-E K1ingelsmith.Coralyn-A 139 Klingelsmitlmjoyce-F 89 Klingelsmith. Larry-S 93 Klingelsmith. Sharon-S Knechtel, Doug-D 109 Knollman, John-A 136 Knopp, Cathy-D 109 Knopp, Emily-B 7,131 Knox. Larry-B 24.131 Koch, -ludi-B 140 Koehler. Paul-E Koike. Kenichiro-D 109 162 Kremer. Rich-C 124 Kooker, Kooker, Kooker. Don-B 131 R. Dale-D 109 Sheryl-S 98 Krabill.Connie-D 109 Kra1ni1l.james-E '4 Krabill Phyllis-B 131 Kfabiiif Willard-F so Kiahn, Kratzer, Pete-A 23.136 Prudence-D 109 Kraus. C. Norman-F S9 Kraus. -Ian-D, 109 Kraybill. Dale-B 131 Kraybill. Linda-A 136 Kraybill. Nelson-B 141 Kra 'bill. 1 Krehbie Ron-C 124 1. Janice-E Kreider. Alan-F 90 Kreider. Bonnie-A 136.136 Kreider. Carl-F 90 Kreider. Ioan-C 124 Kreider. -1. Robert-F 82 Kremer. Russ-B 34.33.131 'X Kroeger. Marilyn-C 1-4 Kuhns.Beverly-D 109 Kuhns. Philip-A 136 Kumme th. Judi-D 109 Kurtz. Cynthia-D 109 Kyle, D awn-B 1 33 Labra. Ricardo-E Lamhright,Georgia-D 109 Landes. Sharon-A 136 Landis. Alan--C 124 Landis. Geoff-B 3S.40,131 Lantz. Nancy-A 139 Myers. Kris-D 113 Landis. Jolene-D 44.109 Lantz,Cathy-B 133 Lantz.1udy-B 131 Lantz. Roberta-S 98 Lapp. Carol-C 124 Lapp, John-F S2 Lapp. Judi-B 131.148 L LaRoque. Emma-D 17.109 Laustsen. Gary-B 23.131 Lawn. Charlotte-A 136 Leaman, Rachel-B 140 Leatherman. Don-C 140 Leatherman. Karen-A 136 Lechlitner. Mike-A 136 Lederach, james-C 124 Lederach. Judy-C 124 Leedy. Barbara-D 109 Leichry. Peggy-C 127 Leinbach. Charles-C 124 Leinhach, Dennis-E Le-inbach. Ginnettc-D 110 Leland. Diane-D 110 Leland, Rick-A 136 Lemler. Gladys-S Lemler. Suc-E Lemons. Dan-D 110 Lengacher, Patricia-A 136 Lenhert. Esther-F 90 V Leonard.Sharon--A 13.136 Lepp. John-B 131 Lichti. Joy-D 110 Liechty, Dallas-B 131 Liechty. Edward-D 34,110 Lieehty, Nancy-D 110 Liechty. Randy-A 136 Liechty. Russel-F S2 Lillard. Rebecca-B 131 Lind. Millard-F 90 Linder. julie-A 136 Lindsay, Elizabeth-D 110 Lindsay, Nancy-E Lindsay. Nitholas-F 90 Link. Gary-D 110 Lochmandy. Paula-C 12' Loewen, Barbara-D 110 Loeucn. Velma-C 124 Long. Molly'A 139 Longacre. Brenda-A 136 Loos. Alice-D 110 Lorenz, Betty-F 90 Lotter. Bob-B 131 Loving. Debbie-A 136 Lowery. Pennie-D 110 Ludwig. Nancy-B 22.140 Lynn. Debra-A 21.136 Macumber. Darlene-A 130 Magal, Charles-D 110 Magal. Emily-A 136 Magal. Phyllis-C 124 Magnuson. Cindy-A 136 Main. Martha-D 110 Mal-Lula. Douglas-S Malin, Edwin-E Mallard. Gary-D 110 Mangus. Sandy-A 136 Mast. Charlotte-S 98 Mast. Donna-A 136 Mast. Iwfary-B 1 31 Mast. Sandra-D 110 Mast, Steve-C -12,12-I Mast. Sue-A 136 May. Sandra-D 110 Mayberry. Rita-A 136 McAllister. Anne-F 90 McAllister, Ric-B 131 McBride. Barbara-A 139 McBride. Margaret-S 98 Mccahill. Margie-B 133 MCCammon. Don-F 90 McDonald. Ricl-1-C 124 McDowell. Alfreda-D 112 McGinnis. Marporit'-E Mead. Cardie-C 30.124 Mekonen, Feseha-D 112 Merillat. Colleen-A 136 Merrifield. Karen-D 112 Miller.Linwoot1-D 73.112 Miller, Lydia-S Miller. Lynn-D 112 Miller. Marlene-B 141 '7 Miller. Mary-D 11- Miller, Mike-A 13' Miller, Nadine-S Miller. Neal-S Miller. Norene-E Miller. Ora-S Miller. Patricia-E Miller. Perry-F 92 Miller, Pete-C 23.30.141 Miller. Ralph-D 112 Miller, Randy-C 3S.125,126 Miller. Robert-A 13' Miller. Ron-C 126 Miller. Samuel-S Miller, Sharon-B 23.141 Miller. Miller. Miller. Sheryl-B 1 31 Timm-C 7 3.126 XVilliam--F 92 lfertz, Janilyn-A 136 Metz, Harriet-C 124 Metzger. Kathryn-S 98 Metzler. Donald-D 112 Mctzler. jane-A 139 Metzler, Randy-C 29,124 Metzler, Ron-B 54.131 Meyer.Al13ert-F 90 Meyer. Gloria-D 112 Meyer. Jerold-D 112 Meyer. Richard-IE Meyer, Ron-C 124 Meyers. Tom-C 23.124 Meyers. Wfendy-C 12-1 Mierau. Bryan-B 34,131 Miller. Alpha-S Miller. Barbara-B 131 Miller. Bev-C 124 Mininger. Paul-F S2 Minnich, Darrell-A 139 Mishler. David-B 131 Mitchell. Gladys-A 13' Molle. Pam-D 113 Monce, Brenda-C 127 Montanye. Cindy-A 137 Moore. Connie-D 113 Mosley, Deborah-C 126 Moyer. Brad-C 141 Moyer. Samuel-B Mullet Becky-C 126 Mullet. Dan-C 17,126 Mumaw, Loretta-C 126 Mumaw. Luke-A 137 Munnelre. Ruth-C 127 Murray. Susan-D 113 Mlller, Bonnie-B 131 Miller. Carolyn-D 112 Miller. Chris-D 46.-l'.112 Miller. Connie-A 136 Lehman. Anne-B 140 Lehman. Audrey-D 109 Lehman. David-A 136 Lehman. Dick-B 131 Lehman, Esther-D 73.109 Lehman. Lena-S 98 Lehman, Lucinda-B 131 Lehman, Mary-C 70.12' Lehman. Michele-A 156 Lehman. Rex-D 100 Lehman. Sue-C 124 Leichty. Bruce-B 23.131 Leichry. Calvin-D 109 Leichty. Mary-D 110 Leichry. Paul-D 110 Marqui 5. Thomasflr 90 Martin. Armand--S 93 Martin, Arvid-C 124 Martin, Brenda-C 124 Martin. Bruce-B 131 Martin. Darrell-B 131 Martin. Don-B 24.131 Martin. Gloria-D 110 Martin. Janet-B 141 Martin. Janice-B 131 Martin. Joyce-B 131 Martin. Kennard-5 Martin, Patrice-B 140 Martin . Richard-A 136 Martin. Samuel-E 34 Martin, Steve-B 23.131 Martin, Susan-C 140 Mason. Massan Stephanie-E ari. Kathleen-B 35.131 Miller. Darlene-C 141 Miller. Darrel-C 124 Miller. Doug-A 136 Miller. Duyle-A 136 Miller, Edward-E Miller. Elaine-F 90 Miller. Eleanor-E Miller. Erma--C 124 Miller. Ernest-F S2 Miller. Galen-D 112 Miller, Gary-B 131 Miller. Gary--C 124 Miller. Gerald-B 131 Miller. Ginnie-A 137 Miller. Glen-F 92 Miller. Glenn-D 42.112 Miller. Gorda-C 124 Miller. Jan-D 1 12 Miller.,1anelle-A 13' Miller. Jeanette-A 13' Miller. Jeanne-A 13' Miller. Jennifer-E Miller. Miller. Miller. Kathy A -B 131 Kathy S.-C 126 Lana-C 126 Murto, Alice-D 113 Murto, Richard-A 140 Myers. Ann-C 126 Myers. Myers. Shelley-B 140 Sylvia-C 126 Nafziger, Debra-B 131 Nafziger. Edgar-C 141 Nafziger, Edith-S 98 Nafziger. John-B 131 Nafziger, Mark-A 137 Nafziger. Mary-F 92 Nafziger. Robert-A 13' Nafziger. Roger-A 137 Nafziger. Steven-E Nafziger. Verlin-D 113 Nauraine, Earlharn-E Nauraine Johanna-C Neff. David-B 133 Nelson. Barbara-B 131 Nelson. Norma-B 131 Nespor, Sheryl-D 113 Neuenschwander. Karen-D 113 Neufeld. .10-A 138 Neufeld. Ron E.-A 133 Neufeld, Ron j.-D 51,113 Neumann, Adele-A 138 163 Neumann. Debra-D 2',1l Neumann, Joyce-D 113 Neumann. Paula-B 5-1 Neumann. Ted-D 1 1 R Neuschwandcr, john-B 13 Newswanger,1.inda-C 126 Ng. Yvonne-D 1-1,11-1 Nichols. Judith-D 114 Nickel, Lorene-S Nofsinger, Loren-A -13,138 Noftsienjim-B 132 Nottsier, Rita-E Noftsier, Romeyn-E Nofziger, Debora-B 14I,1 56 Nopper. Margisk 138 Norman, Bettie-F 92 Northage, Jennifer-C 12 Nunemaker, Melba-S Kate-E 130 Nusbaum. Karen-D 114 Nussbaum Anita-B 132 Nussbaum Dean-E Nussbaum Nussbaum Nussbaum Nussbaum, Nussbaum Nussbaum Don-A 1 38 Evan-B 1 32 Judith-S larry-D 1 14 Louella-D 1 14 . Marcia-D 114 Nyce, john-F 92 Nyce, Karen-D 114 Nymeyer, Joyce-B 133 O'Brien, john-F 92 Oesch. Marlys-C 126 Olson, Eleanor-E 34 Ortman. Stephanie-B 133 Ovando, Sam-A 138 Overholt, Bev-C 126 Overholt, Lucille-D 114 Overholt, Philip-A Oyer. Becky-C 126 Oyer, john-F 92 Phillips. Beth-E Phillips. Belinda-E Phillips, MaDonna-C 126 Piersol, ,ludith-B 132 Pike. Brenda-C 127 Pike. Denise-C 126 Pike, Nedra-B 140 Plank, Earl-C 127 Plank, Teresa-A 138 Plank. Thomas-E Fletcher. Ken-F 93 Plett, Ethel-D 114 Pomeroy, Beth-B 132 Porter, Cindy-B 141 Preheim. Doyle-F 34,3593 Prieb, Carolyn-B 99,132 Prieb, Gordon-S Purves. Mary-C 126 Quenzer, Ruth-E Raber, .lon-A 139 Radcliff, Jerald-E Ramseyer, Mark-B 132 Ramseyer. Phyllis-B 140 Ramseyer, Robert-F 93 Ranck, Beth-C 126 Rassi, Doris-C 127 Ratzlaff, Gene-A 138 Ray, Fay-C 127 Redekop, Calvin-F 93 Rediger, Mary-D 114 Redsecket, Miriam-E Regier,Beth-A 138,148,153 Reichenbach.1ankA 138 Roth, Lucille-D 115 Roth, Norman-S 99 Roth, Patricia-C 126 Roth, Sherman-A 139 Roth, Veronica-F 93 Roupp. Janelle-C 56,126 Roupp, Sheryl-D 115 Royer, Mary-F 93 Rudy, Thomas-D 115 Rupp, Nancy-D 115 Rupp, Peggy-B 140 All 176 Rush. en-C .. Ruth, Daniel-B 132 Ruth, Dawn-D 115 Schantz, Edna-F 94 shank. Betty-S 99 Shenk, Dan-D 116 Shenk, Doris-S 99 Shenk, Phil-B 132 Shenk. ,l.B.-F 94 Shenk, Sharon-D 116 Shenk,Stan1ey-F 94 Sherer, Kathryn-F 94 Sherer, Lon-F 94 Sherman, Dana-F 94 Shetler, F. jay-D 30,116 Shelter, Rachel-D 116 Shetler, Robert-F 96 Shetler, Ruby-C 141 Ruth, Jay-B 132 Ruth, Roger-A 38,-12,1 38 Samida, Deepak-D 115 Shirey, Frances-S Shirk, Hilda-D 116 Shoemaker, Sandra-D 116 Sanders, Geraldine-D 115 Sawatsky, John-A 138 Sawatsky, Steven-A 138 Schassau, Gregory-E Schertz, Schertz, Schertz, Schertz, Schertz, Schipani Ann-D 115 Esther Graber-C 126 Roxy-A 138 Vernon-F 93 . Daniel-F 93 Schlabach, Donna-A 138 Schlabach, Gerald-E Schlabach, jay-B 132 Short, Beverly-E Short, Darlene-C 126 Short, Evelyn-D 116 Short, Gene-C Short. jerry-E Short, Kathy-C 126 Showalter, Darlene-C 126 Schlabach. Theron-F 93,96 Schlatter, Michelle-B 132 Schloneger, Brenda-C 126 Showalter. Ruth-C 126,153 Shrock, Grace-D 117 Silvey, Cynthia-A 138 Simms, Letitia-A 138 Singleton, Brenda-D 117 Singleton. Gloria-B 132 Slabaugh, David-D 117,141 Slabaugh, Jane-D 117,141 Slabaugh, Pat-A 138 Slagel, Allen-S 99 Reiff, Mary-S 99 Reimer, Gerhard-F 95 Reschly. Ann-F 93 Reschly, Deborah-B 132 Reschly, Nancy-A 138 Reschly, Ressler, Steve-B 132 Charlotte-D 114 Schloneger, Rod ney-C 60,126 Schmid, John-B 132 Schmid. Mary-B 132 Schmidt, Ivlelvin-B 132 Schmucker, Carol-A 57,138 Schmucket, Walter-F 93 Schott, Norma-C 126 Oyer, Kathy-B 132 Oyet, Mary-F 92 Oyer, Sharon-D 114 Ozor, Vincent-D 114 Ozuzu, Sam-D 114 Paff, Fred-E Pappas, Tina-E Parker, Cindie-A 138 Pasztor. Suzanne-A 138 Paul, Gregory-E 73 Paul, Roger-C 126 Payne, john-A 139 Payne, Tom-C 127 Peachey, Cedric-A 138 Peachey. Chester-F 92 Peachey, Sharon-A 138 Peery, Vivian-A 138 Pennet, Pam-C 126 Perez, Humberto-F 93 Perez, Sonia-E Perry, Diana-B 133 Peterson, Susan-B 133 Pfile. Esther-S 99 Pham, M Phuc Thi-A 139 Pham, Nghia-D 114 Phelps, Judith-B 133 164 Retzlaff, Daniel-B 132 Rhine, Janet-B 132 Rhodes, Armond-S 99 Rich, Karen-B 34.132 Richard, Phil-D 114 Richard, Sid-B 23,132 Richards, Evan-B 132 Richards, Kathy-A 138 Richcreek, 1.ouAnn-E Richer, Connie-C 126 Richer. Linda-B 132 Richie, Hazel-D 115 Riffel, Cindy-A 138 Ringler, Sheri-B 132 Riordan, Claudia-E Rittenhouse, Dennis-B 132 Roberts, Lois-B 132 Robinson, Eddie-D 115 Rockenbaugh, Martha-S 98 Roes, Bruce-D 115 Roeschley, Barb-C 126 Roggio, Al-B 132 Ropp, Shirleen-B Rosenberger, Eileen-A 138 Roth, Jonathan-F 73,93 Roth, Judy-D 115 Schrag, Eloise-A 138 Schrock, Ann-S Schrock, Carol-A 138 Schrock, Cheryl-B 140 Schrock, joseph-D 116 Schrock, Julia-B 141 Schtock, Kathy-C 126 Schrock, Michael-B 132 Schumacher, Bill-A 138 Schumacher. Mary Jo-D 116 Scott, Barbara-C 127 Scott, Becky-S Scott, ju anita-S Scott, Paul-A 139 Scott, Richard-C 77,127 Seaman, Paul-B 132 Scars, Ronald-E Secor, Connie-E Selzer, Ruth-C 126 Sensebaugh, Barb-A 138 Serio, Faye-F 93 Shank, Arden-D 116 Shank, Crissie-A 30,139 Shank, David-F 93 Shank, Maribeth-D 116 Shank, Stephen-D 111,116 Shank. Wfendy-A 138 Slagle, Sally-C 126 Slaubaugh, Jean-C 126 Slaubaugh, Lila-S Slough, Rebecca-E Smith, Carolyn-B 78,132 Smith, Elaine-D 117 Smith, Ellen-D 117 Smith, jay-D 117 Smith, ,lohnnie-D 117 Smith, Larry-C 73,126 Smith, Leeandra-D 35,117 Smith, Randy-A 138 Smith, Roger-B 133 Smith, Verna-F 94 Smith, Willard-F 95 Smoker, Nancy-A 138 Smucker, Arthur-F 95 Smucker. Brian-E Smucker, Cynthia-A 138 Smucker. George-F 95 Smucker, Mary-C 126 Smucker, Stuart-A 138 Smucker, Vera-C 126 Snoberger, Sandy-A 138 Snyder, Cheryl-D 117 Snyder, James-B 23,141 Snyder, jane-D 117 Snyder, John-B 141 Snyder, john-B 132 Snyder, Judy--D 117 Snyder. Merle-C 127 Snyder, Pam-B 132 Snyder, Terry-E Th uma, Solomon, Joan-B 141 Sommer, Barb-C 126 Sommer, Hugh-B 38,70,132 Sommer, Jon-C 126 Sommer, Michael-D -12,117 Sommers, Collette-S 99 Sommers, Craig-B 132 Sommers, Linda-A 138 Sommers, Lyn-A 138 Sommers Sommers .Paul-C 127 .Rhoda-B 141 Souder, Dale-A 138 Souder, Peggy-B 132 Sowell, Leamon-B 133 Sowers, Bonnie-F 95 Sowers, Floyd-D 117 Spaeth, Ada-E Spicely, Arrrelle--A 138 Springer, Beth--A 138 Springer, Bob-A 138 Springer, Clara-S Springer, Dianne-D 117 Springer, Ken-E Springer, Nelson-F 95 Springer, Randy-C 127 Springer, Sue-B 132 Springer, Susan-A 138 Sprunger, Brent-B 34,132 Sprunger,Denr1is-A 138 Sprunger,-Ienniler-A 138 Suter, Joanna-C 127 Sutter, Beth-B 140 Sutter, Nancy-A 139 Sutter, Ron-B 132 Swanson, Ellen-F 95 Swanson, Kim-D 117 Swartz, Doug-C 141 Swartz, Sheldon-A 139 Swartzendruber, Audrey-B 132 Swartzendruber, David-D 119 Swartzendruber, 1. F.-F 95 Swartzendruber, Jim-A 139 Swartzendruber, Karen-D 119 Swarrzendruber, Mary-C 127 Swartzendruber, Nancy-S 99 Swarrzendruber, Pam-B 141 Swartzendruber, Sanford-S Swartzenrruber, Ken-A 139 Swift, Eleanor-B 141 Swihart, Betty-S Tate, Gregory-D 119 Teuscher, Marjorie-E Thomas, Don-A 3,139 Thomas, Leanne-D 119 Thomas, Mary--D 119 Thomas, Nadine-D 119 Thomas, Rohn-E Thomas, Victoria-C 30,127 Wanda-C 12 7 Wfarltentin, Lora-D 119 Washbu Weaver, rn, Kimberly-A 139 Henry-F 82 Weaver, Judy-B 133 Xveaver, Marcia-'S Weaver, Weaver, Sharon-A 139 Sue-D 119 Weirich. Gordon-C 127 Weldy, Denise-A 139 Weldy. Weldy. Dwight-F 96 Kim-A 139 Weldy, Mary-B 141 Xveldy, Norma-F 6 Welker, 9 Fred-C 12 7 Wenger, Annie-D 34,70,119 Wenger , Chesrcr-D 119 Wenger, Frances-F 70,96 Wenger. Galen-D 119 Xvenger, jan-C 33.127 XVenger, Johannes-B 133 Wenger Wenger ,Kathy-A 139 ,Lucille-C 127 Wenger, Marcia-A 139 Wenger, Marion-F 70,96 Wfenger, Melvin-A 139 Wenger, Mike-B 38,410,133 Wenger, Rebecca-D 120 Yordy Sprunger, Mary-D 117 Stahl, Enid-A 138 Stahl, jackie-C 70,126 Stahl, Marilyn-B 132 Stahly, Bruce-E Stalter, Philip-B 133 Stamm, Jan-D 117 Tielkemeier, Nancy-B 132 Toews, James-E Toews, jane-S Trautman, Mary-A 139 Trowbridge, Kathryn-B 133 Stauffer, C. David-F 95 Stauffer, Jean-C 126 Stauffer, jim-B 132 Stauffer, Loren-F 95 Stauffer, Miriam-E Stayrook, Debra-E Troyer, Becky-S Troyer, jay-C 54,70,127 Troyer, Phyllis-B 132 Troyer, Robert-D 119 Troyer, Troye r, Ron-C 12 7 Samel-D 1 19 Troyer, Vickie-A 139 Troyer, Virgil-D 119 Wenig, Judy-F 96 Wentz, Raymond--A 139 Wfess, Luann-E Weybright, Barbara-B 133 Whatley, Roslyn-D 120 Widmer, David-C 127 Widmer, james-D 120 Widrick, Charlene-B 133 Widrick, Linda-C 127 Wiebe, Rose-S 99 XViens, Hedwig-D 120 Wildermuth, jane-D 120 Winey, Lois-F 96 Wise, Cindy-A 139 Witmer, Ellen-6D 120 Witmer, S, W.-F 15.97 Yoder , Harold-F 97 Yoder, jewel-A 139 Yoder, -Ihari-A 139 Yoder, Joanne-A 139 Yoder, joel-A 139 Yoder ,John 111-D 121 Yoder, john R.-A 139 Yoder, Joyce-C 127 Yoder, Karen-S Yoder, Katherine-13 140 Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder . Kathy-C 127 , Keith-C 38.127 , Lajane-S 99 , Martha-A 139 , Melvin-B 1-11 Yoder, Mike-B 36,133 Yoder, Moses-S Yoder, Orville-F 97 Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder , Paul-A 139 . Phil-B 133 , Rachel-B 133 ,Richard-B 23,3859 ,Robert-F 97 ,Robert-C 141 Yoder, Robin-A 139 Yoder, Ron-B 133,148 Yoder, R0seAnn-C 127 Yoder, S. C.-F 83 Yoder, Sherrill-13 133 Yoder, Shirley+C 127 Yoder, S. L.-F 97 Yoder, Susan-D 121 Yoder, Suzan-A 139 Yoder, Tom-C 38,127 , Philip-B 140 Yost, Elaine-C 127 Yosr, Melinda-B 133 Sreider, Bonita-B 141 Steiner, Annette-S 99 Steiner, Frederick-F 95 Steria, Marry-B 132 Stimpfle, Renee-A 138 Stokes, Roger-E 27,153 Stoltzius, Eric-A 139 Stoltzfus, Lee-A 139 Stoltzfus, Linda-B 132 Stolrzfus, Nathan-B 140 Stoltzfus, XVarren-C Stone, Rosa-F 95 Strasser, Charlotte-F 95 Strieby, Viola-S Strite, Carmen-B 132 Strycker, Connie-A 139 Stuclqf, Deborah-E Stucky, Kent-D 117 Stump, Linda-S Stutzman, Alverda-S Stutzman, Diane-C 127 Styer, Lois-C 127 Sudermann,john-S 99 Sudermann, Paul-B 133 Summy, Donna-B 140 Tupa, Lon-C Turner, Gary-E Tyson, jim-B 133 Tyson, Karen-D 119 Tyson, Merl-S Udo, Asukwo-C 127 Ulrich, Marge-E Ulrich, Rollin-A Umble, Roy-F 96 Unger, Marla-E Unruh, janet-D 119 Vendrely, Doug-C 141 Vendrely, Renee-B 44,133 Ventura, Karen-A 139 Voris, Debbie-A 139 Vosper, Gail-A 139 Voth, Delores-D 119,140 Wade, Don-A 16,139 Walker, Kathleen-B 133 Wfalrner, Rose-C 127 Warkentin, Byron-B 133 Wfarkentin, jon-A 139 Wirtrig, Jolene-D 120 Xvolfinger, Dehra-S Xvong. Samuel-D 120 Woods, Ann-E Vyoods, W'illie-C 38,-10,127 Woodson, Patricia-D 120 Wright, Robert-C 127 Wynn. Paula-D 121 Wyse, Anna-D 121 XVyse, Arthur-E Wyse, Berdene-F 47,97 Wyse, Norma-C 127 Wyse, Olive-F 97 Yacuzze, Rose-E Yeater, Louann-E Yoder, Bradley-F 97 Yoder, Connie-D 121 Yoder, Debby-13 133 Yoder, Devon-F 97 Yoder, Doris-S Yoder, Elizabeth-A 139 Yoder, Esra-S 99 Yoder, Glenda-E Yoder, Gordon-F 97 Yutzy, K, E.-F 97 Zeager, Lloyd-B 133 Zehr. Zehr, Zehr, Zehr, Zehr, Zeh r, Barbara-C 127 Cliff-A 139 Eric-B 133 Gayle-D 121 janet-A 139 John-D 77,121 Zehr, Marvin-D 35,121 Zehr, Paul-D 79,121 Zeiset, Bonnie-A 139 Zimmerman, John-D 121 Zimmerman, judy-D 121 Zimmerman, Lester-F 97 Zimmerman, M. gl.-C 127 Zimmerman, Verna-F 97 Zinser, Grace-B 133 Zirk, Janice-A 139 Zook, john-F 97 Zook, Madonna-D 121 Zool-1, Mervin-F 97 Zuercher, Marianne-F 97 Code A-Freshman B-Sophomore C-Junior D-Senior E-Other F-Faculty S-Staff the essential thing is not that I have chosen to be a prisoner but that Ihave chosen what to be a prisoner of Richard Shelton HIHIIlHIIII!I L 5m.wv.w.1a.:.u-waunawswmm-Q..N..y1RE fa--...,,............-. 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