4'1 1 .' , -. . P-,,. 'KG' 4.5, :-0' .. ' I V NI .7 1 Y . Jw! 4 V. s , 1 '1 f. 1 'J 1 ,gift w V- QL Q 4 nv 1 1 ff 'l 1 w- .fx .0 r . , .v LU. 5 , .1 'il' .4, , 1 , 1 -. S5'L'5f' VF' MAPLE LEAF I975 Goshen College Goshen, Indiana xr J ffls.. . So a friend ol mine came lo visil me once, pulled oul a cigarelle in lhe room, and I said, l'ley, you can r do lhal here.' And he said, Hey, why nol? So l slarled explaining. Kepl explaining a lol of lhings lor a long lime. Even argued 'rhingsl hadn'l lhoughl l'd believed in before. And some ol il even made sense. So lhis fall someone asked me, Do you like il here? And l've been here Three and a hall years. And I realized 'rhal l do like il here. Ckay, maybe nol lhe Slandards and chapel require- rnenls, and a Iew olher lhings lhal seem prelly silly, bul l like The people. l like lhem because lhey have somelhing lo say, and llm glad I bolhered 'ro lislen. v- -Q-wid! Kafhy Massanari 5 -, Mona Blosser and lcindergarfen sfudenfs. 'H :fi5E'h John Rupe. Elaine Slwerfz Yosf A 'lat -4: v nx- .1-, 1, vm -I Goshen's celebralion of The 45O+h anniversary ol lhe Anabaplisl movemenl saw many sludenls queslioning and re-evaluaiing lheir place in lhe Mennonile herilage. lvlosl decided lo keep il, wilh some changes: The Anabaplisl' +radi+ion is relevanl' +o +he Church and lhe world foday. Bul' 'I'oo much emphasis has been given lo lhe 'cullural 'rrimmings' of Anabaplismg foo much +o iradiiion and no'r enough 'lo +heology. Rhonda Sleiner Despife a slrong Mennonile iclenfiiy, non-Mennos found GC To be a foleranl place? eilher lhal, or a bil sell- cenleredz There is caring and concern here, if you make an efforl lo reach oul' and look 'For i+. I don r lhinlc il will iusf come +o you, and maybe for +ha1' reason i'r's noi a +rue communi1'y. There's no+ much pressure a+ all +o conform religiously al GC. You have +o look for il' if you're going 'I'o find dialogue and discussion abou? religious ideas. The a'r'I'i+ude here is 'live and lei live.' Fred Clemens Terry Snyder. Lynn Gerber, Diane Horst Paula Hors? Armond Rhodes, Ron Kraybill, Leonard Beechy 'I. f,f.' Charlene Benoif, Diane Sfufzman Mx .po-x IA ' 7 Warren Bonfrager. Jeff Skyrm. Ron Neufeld, Cliff Zehr Nalhan Zehr, Cliff Zehr .lim Ebersole College means people, a lol ol lhem, everywhere. And people means gelling along wilh olher people, wilhin socially prescribed limils Gelling lo know someone well can be hard: GC sludenls definilely expecl you lo acl cerlain ways: quiel and reserved, maybe. I know one freshman girl who is iusl such a iovial person, iusl always carrying on, very free and open lo people: and she sorla slands oul like a sore lhumb. Elaine Rull When lfirsl came lo Goshen some people acled like 'l'm a cerlain species ol man and now l'm looking al anolher species.' My lirsl lwo weeks here l fell like l had a lail. People gel all hung up on wanling lo learn aboul my cullure wilhoul approaching me as an individual. Nagib Baroudi Mennos do lend lo be a parochial people. A spiril ol communily, no maller how well inlenlioned. can be an oppressive lhing. -+ Z fr.. . . 'ref .vw 7 f , Q., :ag . V. .V 1' , .Y ,W .Va ,, V .Y I. .c. 4 , .1--4-1. b-Q. .4- . . 1 ,. , --- ' . .- -:Kr -:-.-3, . - Ev- . -, '1 .ff 1' 1 1' r - '-415:-T:f'1.',P ifqev ,.3if1,it'.giL: H NH -1' ff M-I Fred Driver, Marvin Barfel, Mike Augsburger, John King. Dennis Mausf 'HT l STudenT-adminisTraTion relaTions were somewhaT sTrained when The dancing quesTion surTaced again This year. ConTroversy erupTed when The adminisTraTion sTopped a sponTaneous dance ThaT occurred aT a campus rock concerT. The Opinion Board was The scene Tor someTimes heaTed debaTe beTween Those who were upseT by The dancing and Those who enioyed iT. A compromise in The near TuTure seemed unlikely. , ' More conTroversy Tollowed The Torced cancellaTion oT a scheduled campus appearance by The Purdue UniversiTy Gay LiberaTion FronT: l was raTher glad They didn'T allow The Gay Lib guys on campus. Like, how oTTen do you allow someone who believes in devil wor- ship To speak aT your home church? If someone's having problems wiTh homosexualiTy iT could iusT mess Them up more. Barb WeybrighT Well, l Think They should have allowed Them To speak. However, being dependenT on oThers for funds, a college can'T always nec- essarily pracTice iTs ideals. Jim Clemens RespecT Tor TradiTion and The consTiTuency were some oT The consideraTions in The adminisTraTion's decisions. A commiTTee was Tormed To sTudy on-campus dancing, and The Gay Lib issue illus- TraTed The need Tor a consisTenT policy Tor speakers. PoliTicians, and oThers noT in,The AnabapTisT TradiTion, regularly address GC sTudenTs wiTh oTTicial sancTion. Ginny Zarria Mary MeTzler STudenT inTeresT and involvemenT in campus responsibiliTies dropped To a new low. Twelve sTudenT-TaculTy commiTTees lacked sTudenT members. Some sTudenTs doubTed The value oT CommuniTy Government oThers seemed To be Too involved wiTh academics: l came To Goshen mosTly To sTudy. NoT many oTher freshmen are involved in exTracurriculars, so I sTayed ouT because everybody else did. Luann Clarlc Even Though GCCG is a disappoinTmenT To Those who wish To eTTecT changes. and even Though The average sTudenT seems To be Taking schoolwork more seriously, plain apaThy is perhaps The besT explanaTion Tor The laclc oT concern: IT The average GC sTudenT does noT parTicipaTe in any exTracurricular acTiviTies, iT is because he does noT wa nT To, noT because he is Too busy. Rhoda Sommers As an expression oT The spiriT oT The Times, This Trend Toward non- involvemenT is undersTandable, alThough noT'iusTiTiable. Idealism is in shorT supply. X Mary Weldy R J' 41 M Eileen Rosenberger. Ann Froese, Lyn Sommers Dwigl1fWeldy. Hilde Eifzen fl Dan Shenk. Paula Horsl. Phil Shenk. Dennis Mausl As lhe lhreal ol recession became real lor mosl Americans, many college sludenls lell lhe ellecls, and changed plans accordingly: I wanled lo slay in lhe Goshen area and work lhis summer. Bul wilh all lhe people gelling laid oll around here, il's prelly uncerlain. And now money iusl doesn'l go as lar as il used lo. l'm going lo lry lo gel lhrough college as quickly as possi- ble belore lhings gel worse. Royce Yoder Sludenls lound il harder lo gel iobs, any iobs, and harder lo keep lhem once lhey had lhem: Women are linding il harder lhan men lo lind iobs, especially in laclories. There, mosl women are laid oll and men lake over. Joan Saliman Despile lhe presenl, sludenls look lo lhe lulure wilh an oplimism lempered by realism: Seniors iusl can'l be as choosy now aboul whal iobs lhey'll lake. Bul college sludenls slill have an aclvanlage wilh educalion. Janice Wenger . , , -Us .,,.. , Q . . 5 .. Greg Leichly, Roger Rulh. John Swarlzendruber, Dan Mullel. Pam Brenneman, Jane Yousey, Dave Conrad I 3 ReacTions To The replacemenT oT general educaTion reguiremenTs wiTh The l-lumane STudies program were mixed. lnTended To make general courses more relevanT To sTudenT inTeresTs, The program may emphasize The worsT poinTs oT a TradiTional liberal arTs educaTion: Some oT us who were freshmen lasT year had To Take Comp and World LiT. We really learned a loT and had To work hard. All These people Taking colloquiums now aren'T learning near whaT we had To learn. They aren'T learning The basic wriTing skills, Tor example. Jon Wa rkenTin The Humane STudies program gave me more opTions. I could Take piano insTead of speech. PaTTi Harris Some parTs oT The Humane STudies program seem like an exTension of high school. IT's good To Try To make educaTion as inTeresTing as possible. BuT in The process QT making iT more inTeresTing aT GC iT has become easier. In Trying To help high schoolers geT sTarTed in college we've lowered our academic sTandards. IT's loTs oT Tun-To go camping wiTh your colloquium class and you can learn a loT Trom ThaT kind oT Thing. BuT I have problems when ThaT sTarTs replacing college work. Gary Miller DespiTe iniTial misgivings on The parT oT upperclassmen, Treshmen have Tew complainTs. However, Tinal evaluaTion musT waiT unTil These humane sTudenTs meeT Their TirsT upper-level courses. ---3+ S. Janice Ingram, Leamon Sowell ' Y .W nl ., 4 I ! I ? I V I Jhan Yoder, Emilwegal, Debbie Davis Gene RaTzla'FT Since mosT GC sTudenTs have To live in The dorms, They adapT. The adminisTraTion sees dorm liTe as an essenTial parT oT a col- lege educaTion lmaybe because They are saddled wiTh The buildingsl, and posiTive aspecTs are noT hard To Tind: ln The dorm you're conTronTed wiTh all kinds of people ThaT you wouldn'T be oTherwise. IT'd be easy To avoid a cross- secTion of people if you weren'T in The dorm. NaTe STolTzTus However, like any good Thing, There can be Too much socializing. The dorms make no provision Tor a quieT person, and someone who cannoT sTudy wiTh a sTereo blasTing walls down in The nexT room is ouT oT luck: The dorms seem To be so depersonalizing. You can'T be on a Tloor wiTh TwenTy peo- ple you never knew before and creaTe your own environmenT. There's Ten cemenT cells in a row and you're sup- posed To make a habiTaT ouT of ThaT. Jon Sommers IT is hard To Teel aT home when someone is crashing a soccer ball in The hall. Gene Sensenig Elaine Rull, Andy Shorl Twelve hours ol open dorms per week eased some ol lhe complainls aboul dormilory lile, bul nol all. While increasing visilalion hours was a maior concession lo normalily, and while more sludenls look lhe opporlunily lo painl lheir own rooms, dorms slill seemed like fairly slrange places: Once you make an occasion oul of open house il' becomes a preHy unnafural lhing. You read on a piece of paper 'Tonight Open Dorm 7:30- I O:3O'g I'here's a chunk of lime Ialcen for a special ac1'ivi+y. Nagib Baroudi I live off campus, and Ihe besl' visils are when somebody iusl' drops by When you drop by you have +o do il' on impulse. When you visil some- body in I'he dorm, you're usually eilher inviled, or you have some reason you can give why you're Ihere. Warren Slollzlus The firsl' open house Ihis year was really a big deal. We had a lol' of visilors. Afler Ihal I don'I' 'rhinlc I ever saw one girl on +he floor. Jon Warkenlin Dennis Mausf Dwiglwf Harrison, Sieve Good. Dave Groff, Randy Widrick .,,:-. - A ,.,,.Y....--, - Yfv V nf' iv l,qhb'iCg' ',, Mark Miller, Dave Bowman Ron Meyer. Mary Clemens Zig' -4 1 x 1 'VY ,, r 1- 5 :P-' Sylvia Albrecf, Paula Neumann Goshen Colleges SST program, now in i'r's eighlh year involves every GC sludenl in one lrimesler ol sludy and service in an underdeveloped counlry. SST is usually Jrhe sludenfs lirsl exposure lo a foreign cullure, and can be lhe sludenls mosl valuable college experience. Bul ollen lrhe service aspeclr ol SST becomes secondary lo merely having a good lime. An SST counlry may nol be served as much by us as we mighl lhinlc. SST is +he besl 'rhing lhal' can happen +o a Goshen College sfudenl, bu'I' maybe nol for whomever he goes fo 'serve'. Nagilo Baroudi -1 1:-i .L L -,. - ,,,,,,,,,,s,4, ,, if' Kaflwy Balufanslcy, Rober+ Fallon Sleve Diller Delores Ba rfel A X S -1. ., n'.l:i:!g. 'vi-fm' L.lElu'l'w ....1' use QQ' ia wr vs, :gs-yr A Ngw iw This is The oTher side of The laTe sixTies. This is The why boTher? era. People are a loT more self-cenTered now and really inTo Their own exisTence. O'FTen lcids wanT To know whaT's in iT Tor Them before +hey'II geT involved in some acTiviTy. YeT There's a signiTicanT number of people concerned abouT someThing ilce world hunger: concerned enough To seT up an alTernaTive food line in The ca'FeTeria, Tor example. Jim Good As American involvemenT in The VieTnam War ended, The Peace SocieTy became aware ThaT There are oTher Torms oT violence besides war. STarvaTion lcills iusT as eTTecTively as a bomb and The highly ineTTicienT American meaT-cenTered dieT conTribuTes To The problem oT world hunger. In response. The Tood service and The Peace SocieTy combined To oTTer an alTernaTive meaT- less dish aT supper six days a weelc. lTs purpose is To malce sTudenTs aware oT The world Tood crisis, and To show alTer- naTives To a meaT-heavy dieT. 23 Mike Hennen Lyneffe Shoemaker, Sieve Fafh Response lo lhe allernalive loocl line was nol negalive, and a large number of sluolenls were personally concerned: I'm 'raking lhe aI+erna'l'ive food line in +he cafe+eria, and I'm frying nol' Io eal' more 1'han I need. I wanl' +o cu1' down on ex1'ra clofhes and olher luxuries fhal' I have iusl for my own pleasure. Chuck Yoder This concern is nol wilhoul a cerlain despair. No mailer how aware GC mighl become, people will slill slarve. Bul al leasl being concerned is preferable To ignoring lhe problem complelely: I usually don'+ ea'r beef and pork since The Peace Fellowship meelings. Thai' conference made me more aware of consumerism and of being a spoiled American. Bul somelimes +he hunger problem seems so over- whelming lhal I wonder how whal I do here in The cafeleria can ever really help or a'Ffec1'+he world si+ua+ion. Gayle Dosher Alu Iii' , vs-Qi . is .v , ' ...Q 1 ,wa Willie Harris. Willie Woods .T .gf 15 Q- HA: ,ASN 'T' sw, Y ft Z 4 I-Q 9 A i 'D 15 I 9' N Sharon Landis, Wilbur Beachy. JonaThan RoTh BoTh my wife and I have meT many Tine peo- ple here. YeT There's oThers who don'T look or acT like ChrisTians, and I wonder why They pay exTra To come To a ChrisTian college. David OrTis Goshen has an ideal oT communiTy, noT oTTen lived up To, buT oTTen discussed. BuT The sTrengTh oT a communiTy depends on iTs members, and The poTenTial Tor more humane sTrucTures is evidenT: I came To GC expecTing There was some kind oT religious communiTy. I didn'T know where To look Tor iT. I Tried Three diTTerenT groups: Campus Church, K-Groups, Prayer and Praise. Now I look more To individuals To Talk To insTead oT groups. Jon Wa rkenTin As a liberal-arTs college, Goshen sTudies ChrisTianiTy, Thus running The risk oT losing sighT oT whaT iT acTually means ouTside The Theology TexT: Goshen College seems To be more geared To The inTeIIecTuaI aspecT of ChrisTianiTy, and I'm more inTeresTed in The pracTicaI liTe impIica+ions of my TaiTh. For example, whaT does The peace and nonresisTence belief mean on a personal level? Elaine RuTT GeoTT Landis. Jany Yousey 4 r i ' I Ann Schroclr, Paul Harfman Johnson Oghomisehe Goshen College is se+ up 'For educa+ion, noi' socializalion. If you wan+ social con+ac+, you have fo make if happen. Ca+hy l.an+z More opporiunifies for socializing were opened up on campus by Dwain Harlzler. Experimenis wi'rh snack shop decor and enierlainmenl, expansion ol 'rhe Q-room. and campus square dances all confribuled 'ro a more acfive social scene. Even unorganized, more personal social pafferns are changing: There's more nafural emphasis on group ac+ivi+ies, ra+her +han one-+o- one dafing. Luke Ro+h All of 'rhese fac+ors combined To make GC a more friendly place for many sfudenfs. Individual efforf is s+ill required, and some people will refuse fo break wifh iheir preiudices and cliques, buf walls, if no+ coming down, are lower: l +hink I can say l've developed a real sense of belonging and iden1'i+y here a+ Goshen. Maybe i+'s because of all +he blood, sweat and fears l've pu? info it Bul' on fhe whole I ihink sfudenfs are very accepling. Belh Fasi Doug Basinger, Phyllis Krabill 1 . -.,T.., E 1 iiiipnauf -lift' N .M Hy' W .W wi, gui wK,,,1- gif' John Beard, Francis Griffifh Jim Tyson. John Schrock. Bonnie Miller, Nancy Ludwig, Vickie Graber, Teresa Benneff, Mark Herbert Sue Marfin, Carol Gerber 50 ' FACES V 5 In 54-at . In -it Y 1, g..- . I-.7-2-'42, 'Vs r-i'.:f4 41 uu4 I .-ii'-h.,-. 35:1--. 17 . A,..-..- -f .5 Q.. 1- fl . ,,,- '-1 4 - Q' - A af- 1+-'SHFA .-- - U7 2. ..' v- l I I QF' x f- , I . I J , L12 9-W' - . K , if all? . A mc. X ae. f 1-, :Jrs , 1 -- .,T.f-Fiff-'33, I ' Q . v ' ' Q - 0 Zenebe Abebe Addis Ababa, Efhiopia ir Bonnie Elnora Abel Lowpoinf, IL B.S., Nursing Dave Ackerman Imlay Cify, MI ir Neal Alberf Norfh Manchesfer, IN so Lari+a Albrechf Newfon. KS Ir Sylvia AIbrecI1+ Tislcilwa. IL so Brad Alderfer Souderfon. PA Ir CI'1risIine Alderfer I'IarIeysvilIe, PA ir Sleven Alfeld Ellcharl. IN Ir Susan Allinger Wilmingfon, DE ir H. Clair Ams+u+z, M.D. Professor of Biology Diane Kay Anderson Nappanee, IN B.A., Elemenfary Educafion Roberf Allen Anderson Zionsville, IN B.A., Physical Educafion Union, MI B.A., Home Economics Lynn Arends Goshen, IN ir Mary Arslan Chicago. IL Ir Calvin Aschliman Fayeffe, OH so Kafhryn Aschliman, M.S, Assisfanl Professor of Educafion Laborafory Kindergarfen Georges Auber+ AssisI'an+ Professor of Music Mike Auqsburger Harrisonburg, VA ir Pafricia Augsburger Harrisonburg, VA 'fr Hernie Aviles Aibonilo, Puerfo Rico 'Fr Jay Sfeiner Bachman Roanoke, IL B.A., Business Lis Baclwman Roanoke, lLIr Marlene Baclnman Pufnam, IL ir Kaflwleen Balufanslry Porl-au-Prince, Haifi so JoAnn Balzer Inman, KS ir Mary Barg Brooks, AL so Gerald J. Berkman Landmark, Maniroba B.S., Hisfory Nagib Baroudi Kuwait Arabian Gulf ir Marvin Barlel, Ed,D Associafe Professor of Arr Belsy Basfian Lima, OH ir Dave Bauman Goshen, IN so Marilyn Bayak secrelary Becky Jean Beachy Yoder, KS ir David Lynn Beachy Goshen, IN B.A., Nafural Science David Lynn Beachy Spencerville, IN 'Fr Dorofhy Jean Beachy Lancas+er, PA B.S., Nursing Wilbur Beachy Goshen, IN so Susan Becher New Paris, IN so Conrad Beck Peflisville, OH so Ervin Beck, Ph.D. Associafe Professor of English Eileen Becker Mounfain Lake, MN so Larry Becker Toledo, OH fr A'I'Iee Beochy, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Leonard Beechy Woosrer, OH BA., English Sharon Beechy secrefary Roberl' Beeson Goshen, IN so Elizabefh Bender Goshen, IN ir Jan Bender Ogden, UT lr LaMar Bender Goshen, IN BA., Religion Linda Bender Ogden, UT so Sarah Bender Honolulu. Hawaii ir Susan Bender Honolulu, Hawaii ir Nol' picfured lis+ing on pages 88-89. Q-'Q Fred Habegger Sfeve Sawafsky, Jane? Rhme Wullle Swarfzendruber x I' 4' Mark Bennet? Elkhart IN Ir Teresa Benner? Elkhart IN ir Charlene Benoil Lifrleron, Nl-I ir lone Benson Freeport IL fr Mary Ben+ Elkhart IN fr Kafhryn Berkey secrefa ry David Besch Sellersville, PA so Rufh Ellen Beyler I-lessfon, KS ir Mary Margarel Bigger Lafonraine B.S., Nursing Charlene Mae Birkey Foosland. IL BA., Social Work Priscilla Lane Birkey Ranfoul. IL B.A., Elemenfary Educafion Becky Birky Kouls. IN ir Carol Birky Kou+s, IN B.A., Elemenfary Educafion Connie Sue Birky Koufs, IN BA.. Home Economics Curl Birky Hopedale, IL ir Sieve Birky Elkhart IN so Wilbur Birky, Ph.D. Leader of Costa Rican SST C. Franklin Bishop, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Barb Bixler Elkhart IN fr Debbie Bixler Iowa Cily, IA fr Pafricia Bixler Elkhart IN ir Deborah Blackwell Chicago, IL ir Jamie Blackwood Goshen, IN fr Joseph Blough I-lesslon. KS ir Cris Bonfrager Midland, MI so Debbie Bon'+rager Srurgis, MI so Jerre Duane Bonfrager ScoH City. KS BA., Economics Mary Bonfrager Ashley, MI fr Rebecca Sue Bonlrager Millersburg, IN B.A., English Thomas Bonfrager Shipshewana, IN B.A.. Social Work Warren Bonlrager Mio, MI ir Wesley Bonfrager Mio. Ml lr Charles Bonlreger Goshen, IN B.A., Business Miriam Bon'l'reger Secrelary Sharon Ann Borom Gary, IN ir Donna Marie Bowman Harrisonburg, VA B.A., Arl David Bowman Akron, PA ir Joanne Bowman Canfield. OH fr Jacqueline Brancleberry Middlebury, IN so Mary Jean Brandenberger Clerk Gladys Hope Branscombe Monclon, New B B.S., Nursing Ann Brenneman Albany, OR so Krislen Brenneman Kalona, IA B.A., Social Work Michael Jay Brenneman Wellman, IA B.A., Sociology Pam Brenneman Wellman, lA lr Kafhleen Brilharr Scofldale. PA ir Norma Brilsch Archbold. OH ir An+hony Brown B.A. Associale Dean of Sludenls Darien Brown Gary, IN B.S., Nursing Gail Brown Syracuse, IN fr Joanne Brown, B.S. lnslrucror in Nursing Laverne Ransom Brown Forr Wayne, lN B.S., Nursing Jere Brubaker Rofhsville, PA ir Susan Brubaker Lancasfer. PA ir Gloria Bucher Columbus. OH fr Mary Bucher Elizabefhfown, PA fr fa.. Q-sb wx, ou! 44 44' f, in if l 1 . I ka .147 .LL YN v. , ,--. 1 Q . xg , .41-.qw I . - x ' I viii if fr I 1 Ju. PA 1. ' x , 1 . Beniamin Buclcwalfer Denbigh, VA fr Rosemary Buclcwalfer Asahigawa, Japa Jeanneffe Buller Kinshasa. Zaire ir Paul Henry Buller Beafrice, NB B.A.. Nafural Science Nancy Bumbaugh Maugansville, MD B.S., Elemenfary Educafion Gerald Burlcholder Goshen, IN so J. Lawrence Burlrholder, Ph.D. Presidenf Professor of Bible and Philosophy J. Richard Burlrholder, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Kelli Burkholder Goshen, IN fr Kennefh Burkholder Boise, ID so Paul Glenn Burlcholder Doylesfown, PA B.A.. Psychology Polly Burkholder Harrisonburg. VA ir Deborah Byler Wesf Liberfy, OH ir Rose Nellene Byler Wesf Liberfy. OH B.S., Nursing Susan Byler Mohrsville, PA so Debra Byrlref Ellzharf, IN fr Deborah Cady Carmel, IN fr Rebekah Cady Carmel. IN fr David Canal Beverly. NJ fr Lynn Canal Beverly, NJ ir Grace Elaine Carpenfer Goshen, IN ir Beffy Huff Carr Plymoufh, IN B.S., Physical Educafion Kelly Carvaial Milford, IN fr Thomas Caslcey Brisfol, IN so J. Jeannine Chandler Elkharf, IN B.S., Nursing Anna Mae Charles, M.S. Associafe Professor of Nursing Donald James Chiffick Doylesfown. PA B.A., Nafural Science Sheng-Yeu Chiu Penang, Malaysia lr Shirley Kay Chrisfophel Goshen, IN BA. Social Work Sfephen Chrisfophel Soufh Bend, IN ir Luann Clark Columbia Cily, IN 'Fr Tim Classen Ellcharl. IN ir Donald G. Clemens, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Chemislry Fred Clemens Ifhaca, NY ir James R. Clemens, M.S.L.S. Librarian James William Clemens Goshen, IN BA.. English Mary E. Clemens Lansdale, PA ir Mary G. Clemens Doylesfown, PA so Rosa Clemens Hhaca, NY lr Q !: -fi 'kg 43 ' Carmen Sfrile xJ T 1 'iv -2-.4 z fig. N .,,. . ,H Aff'- 1 ' , 24. 4, .v ' - 3- 11 - , S.. fi 3 A' qv , .AQ ,, We f: ' 4 Wa' M25 f GN- ' x Y .rg ' .41 X 4 'Q' c 42. Nlrdks N i Rebecca Cady E Red Cross Blood Drive Sludenfs gave a +o+al of 210 pinfs of blood, exceeding The original goal of l 75. g I 2 Q'iJl eil ,H fgyyaf. H .. K' ' or Kevin Hershberger I Janice Clemmer Souder+on, PA so Thelma Jean Clemmer Harleysville, PA B.A., Physical Educafion Donald Ray Clymer Leola, PA B.A., Spanish Cindy Cochran Blufffon, IN fr Jeffrey Combs Waferfown. NY ir Bonnie Conrad Alliance, OH fr David Conrad Corpus Chrisfi, TX fr Diane Conrad Wauseon, OH B.A., Chemislry John Conrad Tangent OR so Luis Consranfin Goshen, IN jr Ron Collon Piercefon. IN ir Rebekah Cox Sidney, Ausfralia so Anne Crawford Pekin, IL fr Beverly Cressman Edson, Alberfa so Ann Louise Croyle Wadsworfh, OH B.A., Home Economics Lynn Renee Cullar Norfh Lima. OH B.S,. Elemenfary Educafion Susan Marie Culp Hessfon, KS B.S., Elemenfary Educafion Jon Jay Cufrell Scofldale, PA B.A., Ar'r Gayle Dosher Congerville, IL Ghaffas Michael David Belhlehem, Israel B.A.. Business Marcille Davidhizer secrefa ry Debra Ann Davis Tremont IL B.A., Social Work Dennis Davis Tiskilwa, IL fr Judy Davis Greenville. SC Ir Linda Renee Dee+er Pleasanf Hill, OI-I B.A., Psychology Marlha Sue Deisler While Pigeon, Ml B.A.. Social Work Bob Delp Harleysville, PA 'fr Debra Gayle DePree Zeeland, MI B.A.. Social Work Daryl Dersfine Blooming Glen, PA ir Donna Defweiler Souderfon, PA so Glenda Defweiler Bedminsfer, PA ir Karen Defwiler EIkhar+, IN so Marcia DeWoIf Berne, IN fr John Mifchell Dick Woodburn. IN B.A., Chemisfry Shirley Claassen Dick Beafrice, NB B.A., Social Work Susan Diane Dickson Plymourh, IN B.A., Elemenlary Educafion Claude Diener Akron, PA so Sfephen Diller Hessfon. KS B.S., Communicafions Nancy Dome Piercefon, IN fr Kem' Dofy Milford, IN jr Laura Dofy Elkhart IN fr Evelyn Driver, B.S. Assisfanf Professor of Nursing Fred Driver Monrevideo, Uraguay B.A., Ar'I' Carolyn Drudge Goshen, IN ir Denny Drudge Goshen, IN ir Jack Dueck, Ph.D. Associafe Professor of English Karen Dueck Monfevideo, Uraguay fr Mary Johanna Dyck Elkharf, IN fr Rebecca Ann Dyck Akron, PA B.S.,Nursing Rudolf Dyck, M.B.A. Visifing Lecfurer in Business Cynfhia Eberly Lililz, PA 'Fr Becky Ebersole S+erIing, IL ir Gregory Alan Ebersole Lafayeffe, C B.A., Arr James Ebersole Archbold, OH fr Jon Ebersole Lancasrer, PA fr Marcia Ebersole Sferling, IN fr Pafsy Ebersole ArcI1boId, OH ir Susan Ebersole Lancasfer, PA so Verna Ebersole Sferling, lLfr Mark Edsall Leesburg. IN jr Ca'rI1y Eggbeer SouII'1Bend, IN so Sarah Eiclnelberger Lorain, OH Ir Marie Eichenberger Secrefa ry Par Eicner Wesf Salem, OH ir Daniel Joe Eigsfi EIkI'iar+, IN B.A., Business J. Ora Eiler Mainfenance Sraff Hilda Eirzen Barro, PA so Terry Epp Winnipeg, Manifoba so Margaref Erb Cambridge, Onfario so Roberf Erck Lombard, IL ir Susan Ernsberger Orland, IN jr Debbi Esau Bearrice, NB fr Sue Esau Beafrice, NB ir Beverly Kay Evers LaJun+a, CO B.S., EIemen'Iary Educafion Sharon Fackler Syracuse, IN so Roger Fahlsing Topeka, IN ir Leola EaIIc Pasadena, CA ir Marvin Falk Kinshasa, Zaire 'Ir Elisabefh Anne Fasi' Lincoln, NB B.S., Nursing Karen Fas? Mouniain Lake, MN ir Lois Fas? Mounfain Lake. MN ir YC? 1,4 --.1 ' A L, John Kashishian, Brian Ro+h John Kashishian and Brian Ro+h have an ex+ra iob +o do affer 239 chairs mysferiously appeared on fhe roof of Hue library over- nig +. Luanne Fas+ Mounlain Lake, MN so Roberl' Faf+on Jr. Por+-au-Prince, I lai+i so Bev Feil Findlay, OH ir Leslie Ferla Lansdale, PA fr John J. Fisher, Ph.D. Professor of English Rila Fisher Brighlon, IA ir James Lee Franklin Indianapolis. IN so Calhy Frederick Iowa Ciry, IA fr Sue Freed Souderlon, PA so Wendy Freeland Elkhart IN lr Joe Frelz Goshen. IN ir Michael Frey Fofiwsyne, IN if Barb Freyenberger Sellersburg, IN ir Kafhy Friesen Akron, PA ir Kelvin Friesen I'less+on, KS so Sally Williams Fuller Brislol, IN B.S., Elemenlary Educalion Deborah Funk Elkhart IN so Lawson Gachire Thika, Kenya ir Douglas Earl Gall Albion, IN B.S.. Physical Educalion Rebecca Lynn Gall Albion. IN B.A., English Samuel Gameda Nazarefh, Elhiopia B.A., Physics Douglas Sanger Elkhart IN so Tony Garza Soufh Bend. IN ir Jim Gascho Fairview, MI fr Julia Ann Gaufsche Sfryker, OH B.S.. Nursing Linda Gaursche Archbold, OI-I so Befh Gehman Wadsworlh, OH 'Fr if .fr Karen Gehman Wadsworrh, OH so Jewel Geissinger Reinholds, PA so Timoihy R. Geissinger Reinholds, PA B.A., Communicafions Richard Gerig, B.A. Associaie Direcfor of Admissions Edward Geleslce Goshen, IN so Shirley Gerard Granger, IN ir Carole Gerber Chappell, NB BS., Nursing Dan Gerber Mounfain Lake, MN so John Dale Gerber Goshen, IN B.S., Elemenfary Educafion Lynford Ray Gerber Harper. KS B.S., Physical Educafion Pam Gerber Lambard, IL Ir Chrisfine Kay Gerig Freeman, SD B.S.. Music Faye Gerig Wayland. IA B.S.,EIemenIary Educalion Dave Gibson Goshen, IN fr Srephan Gill Springfield. OH Ir Carol Ann Gillion Bluffron, OI-I fr Barb eingerich Lowville, NY if Bob Gingrich Goshen, IN ir Bonnie Gingrich Goshen, IN fr Carolyn Gingerich Goshen, IN ir Carolyn J. Gingerich Hubbard, OR ir Connie Gingrich Freeport IL B.S.. Nursing Janelle Gingerich Lowville, NY Ir Judy Gingerich Hubbard, OR fr Melbern Gingerich Burfon, OI-I ir Paul Gingrich, M.Div. Direcior of College ResicIen+s Roman L. Gingerich, M.A., P.E.D. Professor of Physical Educafion Wilma Beachy Gingerich Goshen, IN IF Doroihy Glanzer Canislofa. SD ir 'KI Allen R. Glick, B.A. Assislanl in ln+erna+ional Educalion Assisfanl in Financial Aid Office Bruce D. Gliclr, M.S. Direcfor of lnfernafional Educafion 4 1. ,1 ik, . 1 ,Q x N Marcia Jo Glick Goshen, IN BS., Nursing Margarel Glick Suqarcreelc, OH fr Sie hen Glick Woosler OH P I BA., Biology 4 .if Judy Godshall: Challonf, PA so Deena Godshall Beirut Lebanon fr ju H. . 1 I . -F-, Carlene Good Bremen, IN so - Delmar G. Good, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Economics l',., Jeff Good Kou+s. IN fr J: Jim Good Elkhart IN ir Specfalors cheer on fheir 'lavorifes in The pedal-car races during lhe Maple Leaf Fesfival. Leif 'lo right Dave Bauman Todd Woodwor+h. Phil Herr, Nale Slollzfus, Ed Brummil Sonya, Bradley and Grefa Yoder Arf Smucker. S+anley Shenk Marry Good Kouls, IN ir Sherrill Good Dewey. IL ir Slephen Good Elkhart IN lr Viola M. Good, M.A. Assisfanl Professor of Communicalions Advisor 'ro lnlernarional Sfudenls Mary Goossen Bealrice, NB ir Palli Goossen Bealrice, NB lr Brenf Gorwals Souderfon, PA ir John K. Gofwals, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Physics Douglas Graber Marion, SD ir Jane Graber Slrylcer, OI-I ir Lorraine Graber While Pigeon, MI lr Marilyn Graber Srryker. Ol-I fr Marla Graber Delavan, IL so Vickie Graber Crawfordsville, IA ir Vinnie Graber Taichung, Taiwan so Elizabefh Grasse Ephrara, PA so Karen Landis Grasse Calico Rock, AR B.A.. Biology Kim GFGSVT Ellcharl, IN lr Marcia Green Cambridge Cify, IN lr Glen Greenwald Lancasler, PA fr Sheila Rae Gregg Andrews. IN BS.. Elernenlary Educarion Coral Ann Gregor Union Cily, PA B.A.. Biology Barbara Grieser Archbold, OH so Sandra Grieser Pellisville. OH fr Jane Griewanlc Plymoulh. IN so Arlhur Jerome Griffin Norrisrown. PA B.A.. Bible David Groll New Casfle, PA 'Fr Burdefle Gunden Saranac, Ml lr Y -.f K'-4 ,- -1' if-o .fx Doug Gunclen Myersfown, PA ir Marilyn Joy Gunden Myersfown. PA B.A., Social Work Randal Gene Gunden Saranac, Ml B.A., Economics Rufh Gunden, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Educalion Jan Gundy Flanagan, IL ir Jeffrey Gene Gundy Flanagan, IL B.A., English Diane Gufh Eureka, IL 'Fr Rebecca Sue Haarer Shipshewana, IN B.A., Arl' Cynfhia Habegger BIulf1'on,OHlr Fred Habegger Akron, PA B.A., Biology Cynlhia Haines Goshen, IN so Joni Hales Burlinglon, IA fr James Richard Hall Evans Mills, NY B.A., Elemenfary Educafion Michele Hallis Twinsburg. OH ir Carol Hallman Gainesville, FL fr Judilh Cheryl Harder Redwood Falls, B.S., Nursing Ann Louise Harnish Elkhart IN B.S., Elemenlary Educafion Carol Harnish Flanagan, IL ir Mary Harnish Flanagan, IL so Roberf Lynn Harnish Jr. Flanagan, IL B.A., Psychology Pa++y Harris Cassopolis, Ml ir Dwighf Harrison Ambler, PA fr Karen Harler Cedar Lake, IN ir Curfis Harfman Harrisonburg, VA lr Grace Harfman Louisville, OH fr Mark Harfman Harrisonburg, VA lr Paul Nelson Harfman Syracuse, IN B,A., Sociology Joyce Hooley, Ric Mon+ez 'T177' 5 ..q. . dll' Carol Hamish ,I ik- ,J N 115 4,,s .fjf 14:2 Dwain J. Harlzler, B.A. Direcfor of Communify VoIun+ary Service Coordinafor of Srudenf Acliviries and Recrealion Sara K. Har+zIer, Ph.D. Associafe Professor of English Mary Esfher Heisie Piflsburg, PA B.S., Nursing Mervin B. Helmufh, M.N. Assislanl' Professor of Nursing Shirley K. Helrnurh Nappanee, IN B.A.. Elemenlary Educa+ion Michael Hennen Chagrin Falls, OH Ir Mark Herberl Rocky River, OH ir Sfeven Hernley Goshen, IN ir Lisa Herr Goshen, IN Ir Phil Herr Goshen, IN fr Susan Marie Herr Goshen, IN B.A., Social Work Abner Hershberger, M.F.A. Associafe Professor of Arr Anne Hershberger, M.S. Assisfanl' Professor of Nursing Daryl Hershberger Angola, IN so Geneva Hershberger Arvada, C0 ir Jyl Hershberger Hessfon, KS ir Kevin Hershberger Middlebury, IN so Maynard Hershberger Louisville. OH Ir Ray E. Hershberger Milford, NB B.A., Nafural Science Dan Herfzler Goshen, IN so James R. Her+zIer, Ph.D. Associafe Professor of Hisfory Mary Suzanne Herlzler Dearborn, Ml ir Becky Hess Terre Hill, PA ir J. Daniel Hess, Ph.D. Professor of Communicalion Roberr B. Hess Terre Hill, PA B.A., Physical Educafion Debra Hinderleider ST. Louis, MO B.S., Communicafions Karen Hirschy Secrelary Jim Hisland Carlsbad, NM so Hilda Hodel Lombard, lL?r Robin Hofbauer Chicago. Il. so Geraldine Holler Ellghar?. IN so Jan Hoffman WoIco+?viIle, IN ir Linda Diane Hoffman lv1ay?own, PA B.S.. Physical Ecluca?ion Teresa Ho??man For? Wayne, IN ?r Brian Holaway Ellchar?, IN ?r Lori Hollenberg Winamac, IN fr Ru?h Hollinger Secre?a ry Ka?hleen Holmes Ellchar?, IN fr Don Holsopple Main?enance S?a?? Carol Elaine Holsopple Holsopple, PA BS., Nursing Ka?hleen Sue Holsopple Goshen, IN B.S., Nursing Ann Honderich Middlebury, lN ir Barbara Hooley Wes? Liber?y, OH so Joyce Hooley Wes? Liberfy, OH so Ru?h Ann Hooley Orrville. OH ir Dennis Jay Hoover Ellchar?, OH B.A.. Chemis?ry Ellen Hoover Ellchar?, IN fr L. Merlin Hoover Goshen, IN ir Mike Hoover Goshen, lN ir Alison Hopwood Barrie, On?ario so Ralph Horn Goshen, IN ir Jane? Horner Wes? Liber?y, OH so Diane Hors? Kinshasa, Zaire ?r Kur? Hors? Hess?on, KS jr Paula Hors? Kinshasa. Zaire so Sylvia Hors? Harrisonburg, VA ir ik. X A 'i A B r lr 23. ., . Q -sw H Elf Hs- , ,.. 3 5' ,.' pf 'V J ' w., ,. . N' Debra Jo Hosleller Layfayelle, IN B.A., Psychology Dennis Dale Hoslerler Smirhville, OH B.A., Business Mary Reber Hosleller Goshen, IN B.S.. Nursing Michelle Hoslefler Harper, KS so Hans Houshower Blulllon, OH B.A., Religion John Millard Huffman Salem, OH B.A., Elernenlary Educarion Arlin Hunsberger, B.A. ' Direclor of lnfernalional Educarion Leader of Haifian SST Belly Hunler Forl Wayne, IN ir Bryan Hursl Warerlord, PA so Beflie lgney clerlc Georgia Imhofl Roanoke, IL ir John lngold, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Educarion Janice Ingram Kankakee, IL so Cynlhia Jane lriclc Bellelonlaine, OH B.S.. Nursing lssa Jabra Amman, Jordan jr Merle Jacobs, Ph.D. Research Professor of Zoology Jane Jacobs Landisville, PA fr Glenda Janfzi Archbold, OH lr Rulh Marie Janzen Bealrice, NB ir Marlin Jeschke, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Loren Johns Waferloo, Onrario ir Carol Jones Spring Cify, PA jr Mark Jordan Leechburg, PA B.S., English Dororhy Kaisand Kellogg, IA so Elhel Anna Kambs Elkhart IN B.A., Music Beffy Kanagy cashier Cindy Kauffman Hessfon. KS jr Daniel Kauffman, MA. Direcfor of College Relafions Deborah Kauffman Fredericksburg. OH fr 5 f ' lf'! S,l Galen Kauffman Minier, IL so 4- ean Kauffman Columbia, PA ff lwvulllg J. Fred Kauffman, BA. miirliif lnsfrucfor in Spanish ' -W il I k,,5r J. Harold Kauffman, Ph.D. a 3,1 - Q ft, '75 Professor of Sociology r Xfag . s Leader of Belize SST A2 'J Paul Kauffman Middlebury, IN aa Phyllis Kauffman Hessfon, KS ir Roland Kauffman Marshallville, OH ir Vaughn Kauffman Glendlve, Mr aa u .. K . 5 f' ' Kevin Kauffman was Na+e Sfolfzfus Sue Yoder, Vaughn Kauffman wi!!! K lv 0 Sue Springer, Wendy Sl'1ank,Ann Croyle Vicki Diane Kauffman Goshen, IN BS., Nursing Duane Kauffmann, Ph.D. Associale Professor of Psychology Norman Kauffmann, M.A. Associale Dean of Sludenls Leader ol Honduras SST Kevin Kaufman Springs, PA ir David Keeler Goshen, IN Ir Roberl Keener Goshen, IN ir Karen Kehr Goshen, IN B.A., Music Mark Keim Elkhart IN Ir Paul Keim Elkharl, IN so Marcia Keisfer Albion, IN ir Karen Keller Akron, NY lr David Roberl Kennell Elkharl, IN BS., Elemenlary Educalion Donna Kennel New I-lolland, PA Ir Jon Kennel Lombard, IL ir Rila Kennel Lombard, ll. Ir Jerry Sluarl Kennell Goshen, IN Bfk., English Leonor Kennell Goshen, IN BA., Elemenlary Educalion Jongshun Kim Soulhlield, MI B.A., Chemislry Jeff Kime Goshen, IN lr Faye D. King Secrelary F. Dale King Goshen, IN ir John R. King Goshen, IN ir Julie King For? Wayne. IN lr Kennelh King, AA. Direclor ol Physical Planl Kei+h Kingsley, M.Div. lnslruclor in Bible Barbara Elaine Kiracole Forl Wayne, IN BA., Social Work Vicky Kirldon, B.S. lnslruclor in Nursing Abner Kisare Musoma, Tanzania ir Alfred Klassen Lefhbridge, Alberfa B.A., Chernisfry Ann Klinl: Gouverneur, NY fr Charlie Klinlc Gouverneur, NY fr John Knollman Warerville. Ol-l so Judifh Koch Oley, PA ir Kumie Koilce Tokyo, Japan fr Bruce Koolcer Goshen. IN ir Don Koolcer Souder+on, PA ir Dave Korlemeier Freeport IL so Phyllis Kraloill Crawlordsville, IA ir Willard Krabill, M.D., M.P.l-I. Associafe Professor of Healfh Educafion College Physician Linda Kraybill Lombard. IL so Nelson Kraybill Elizabelhlown, PA ir Bonnie Kreider Osceola, IN so Carl Kreider, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Joan Elizabelh Kreider Blullfon, OH B.A., Nalural Science and Communicalio J. Rober+ Kreider, B.A. Business Manager Karen Kreider Blullfon, Ol-l so Richard Lynn Kremer Milford, NB B.A., Physics and Religion Russ Kremer Milford, NB ir , Marilyn E. Kroeger Winnipeg, Maniloba B.A., Nursing Diane Kropf, R.N. l'leal+h Cenler Nurse Philip Kuhns Harrisonburg, VA Gary Lamb Elkhart lN lr Geoffrey Landis Perlcasie, PA ir Wendy Landis Kinshasa, Zaire so Calhy Lanlz Goshen, lN ir Nancy Lanlz Goshen. IN so Roberh Lan'l'z secrefary Carol Lapp Wesf Liberfy. OH B.A., Elemenfary Educalion John La pp, Ph.D. Dean Professor of I-lislory Judi Lapp Gap, PA ir Karen Lapp Walson+own, PA fr Rachel Leaman Lancasler, PA ir Karen Lealherman Akron. PA so Michael Lechlilner Elkharf, IN so James Lederach Scofldale, PA B.A., English and Communicafion Judy Lederach Scofrdale, PA B.A., Arl Kenl Lederman Grabill, IN fr Eric LeFor+ Genval. Belgium fr Eric Lehman Croghan, NY fr Jean Lehman Goshen, IN lr Jolene Lehman recep+ionis+ Lena Lehman secre+ary Lorene Lehman Walerloo, NY fr Mary Kalhryn Lehman Berne, IN B.A., Music Michele Lehman Beaver Falls, NY so Richard Lehman Goshen. IN ir Sue Ellen Lehman Lowville, NY B.A., Elemenlary Educalion Tim Lehman Berne, IN ir Bruce Leichly Elkhart IN ir Cheryl Ann Leich+y Elkhart lN fr Greg Leichly Coralville, IA fr James Leichly Wakarusa, IN ir Joseph Leichfy Goshen. lN fr fs-1 N X5 5 lil'-.Lllll tff YQ? . f-1' es. A I .J r V7 .f-1' ,c, 7 N-X CZ? ,yi 21 If -Y? fh- Nr A..,. ES' , ,,::.':1 A::.q-,:',r! S' ,wgjg Jon Sommer, Karen Grasse Becky Srnucker, Karen Nyce, Roslyn Whafley 'F I -. ff. 4 fo' Lv' l' A , A ,S+ . , -'. A -yrx K 1 f ,V J, , ' + .A Rf A iq-1 Q., .-,g., - - '-Jr ag ,- .1 - 'lim fwS:,g.,.- 1' v.,11: f - f . ' iff f Q V. l'fvgq:'f:.gJ.1f pegs- Lx QI' : '!f +P- ' 2:55:51 j-E?fxty4 :jf . -Nrnfgg-. ,tg-Y ' - ' 6 If-QL .gg eg . ,- A f-gm ' qv-v' -AP 'A+ Randy Liechfy, Karen Gel'1man,John Knollman Charles Alan Leinbach Goshen, IN B.A., Biology Gloria Leinbach Goshen, IN fr Ken Leinbach Walcarusa, IN so Madonna Rae Leinbach Peoria, IL B.A., Social Work Eslher Lenherl, M.P.I-I. Assisfanl Professor of Nursing Dallas Liechfy Berne, IN ir Mary Liechly Berne, IN lr Nancy Liechly, B.S. Inslruclor in Nursing Randall Liechly Zion, IL so Russel Liech+y, Ph.D. Dean ol Sluden+s Professor of Educafion Julie Linder Canlon, OH so Marisa Lingerfell' Brasilia, Brazil fr Dave Linlc Wauseon, OH lr Paula Jeanne Lochmandy Elkhart IN B.S., Nursing Barbara Loewen Belhesda, MD BA., French Margarel Loewen Belhesda, MD ir Ron Loewen Winnipeg, Manifoba so Velma Jane Loewen Mounlain Lalce. MN BA., Music Sandra Long Slerling, IL ir Bob Loller Mill Creek. IN ir Debbie Loving Baileys Harbor, WI so Nancy Ludwig Kenmore, NY ir Deborah Lynch Cliflon Heighfs, PA fr Emily Magal Milchellville, MD so Cindy Magnuson Plymoulh, IN so Connie Mandrell S+. Paul, IN fr Sandra Mangus Lakeville, IN so Karen Mann Freeport ILfr Louise Mann Granfharn, PA Ir Armand Marlin Mainrenance Arvid Marlin Greenfown, IN ir Brenda Kay Marlin Norfh Lima, OH B.A., Hislory Darrell Marlin Congerville, IL ir Donald Marlin Elmira, Onlario ir Gail Marlin, M.A. Assisfanf Professor of French Gloria Consranfin Marlin Goshen, IN B.A., English Janef Kay Marlin Goshen, IN B.A., Home Economics and Social Work Janice Mar+in Gap, PA ir Jeff Marlin Orrville, OH fr Laurel Marrin Johnslown, PA so Marge Marlin Minor, ND ir Maurifa Marrin Ludlow, IL fr Pafrice Marie Marlin Ludlow. IL ir Sieve Marlin Orrville, OH ir Susan Joy Marlin Columbiana. OH B.A., Elemenfary Educalion Wayne Marlin Congerville, IL Ir Thomas Marquis, B.S. Direcfor of Communiry Relarions Associale Direclor of College Relafionsi Slephanie Mason Hessron, KS B.A., Communicafion Jo Massey Edwarclsburg, MI ir Mary Par Masl Lancasler, PA ir Sieve Masf Goshen. IN ir Dennis Mausf Harrisonburg, VA ir Ri+a'Mayberry Roswell, NM so Margarei' McBrade Boolcsfore Office Assisfanf Margie McCahiII Goshen, IN ir I 6 I Don McCammon Manager of College Boolcslore and Pos+ Office Richard Ray McDonald Milford, IN B.A., Business Dwighf McFadden Goshen, IN ir Darlene McGuire Gary, IN fr Rufh Mellinger Willowsfreef, PA fr Harrie'r Ann Mefz Albion, IN B.S., Physical Educalion Edgar Me+zIer, M.A. Assisfanf Professor of Polirical Science Assisfanl Campus Minisrer Ron Melzler New Holland, PA ir Zeda Melzler Nappanee, IN ir Ronald Bruce Meyer Brooklyn, OH B.A., Arf Thomas Jay Meyers Founlainville, PA B.A., Sociology Wendy Meyers Perlcasie, PA B.S., Nursing if .if :gil ,f ci. Helen S+oI+fus, Dwigh+ Harrison, Mary Harnish, Denise Thomas Sue Springer Eunice Rush 3 John Kashishan Vera Smucker Q. . 71 Q S Befsy Basfion, Mary Weldy, Oiive Wyse Sue Michael Goshen, IN so Linda Milcel Grinnell, IA fr Ben Miller Berlin, OH fr Beverly Sue Miller l IarIeysville, PA B.S., Nursing Bonifa Miller Filer, ID ir Byron Miller Conqerville, IL ir Carla Miller Millerslourg, OI-I fr Carol Miller Union, MI so Connie Miller Danvers, II. so Darlene Miller Koufs, IN B.S., Elemenfary Educafion Darrel Ervin Miller Danvers, IL BA., Biology David Miller Engadine, MI Ir Debra Miller Monroe, IN fr Doris Miller Koufs, IN so Doyle Miller Berlin, OI-I so Erma Ellen Miller Goshen, IN B.S., Elemenfary Educa+ion Gary Miller Wellman, IA ir Gary Craig Miller Nappanee, IN B.S., Elemen'rary Educalion Gerald Miller Elkhart IN ir Gordon Miller Longerville, ILfr Gwen Miller Koufs, IN BA., Social Work Janelle Miller Bourbon, IN so Jeanne Miller Olalhe, KS so John Miller Goshen. IN Ir Julie Ann Miller Archbold, OI-I Ir Julie Kay Miller Iowa Cify, IA ir Kalhy Sue Miller Berlin, OH B.S., Nursing Lana Lea Miller Midland, MI BS., Nursing ..,- H 4 'f 1 yn 'gf f' Ln X Qi? X g 1 Marilyn Maller Hessian, KS ir MarkMiIIer cnenea,lL+n Marlene Miller Dearborn Heighfs, Mi ir Mike Maller Wakarusa. IN ae Miriam Eileen Miller Goshen. IN Ir Myrna Miller Kalona, IA ir Myron Miller Morion, ILfr Norene Kay Miller Midland, MI B.S., Elemeniary Educalion Phil Miller Midland, Ml fr Randy C. Miller Sain? Lawrence, SD B.A., Social Work Randy L. Miller Nappanee, IN fr Ray Miller Kalona, IA fr Ronald Miller Prairie Ciiy, IA B.A., Elemeniary Educaiion Sfewari Miller Goshen, IN ir William Miller, M.A. Assisianl' Professor of Physical Science Darrell Minnich Goshen, IN so Bill Minier Goshen, IN ir Dave Mishler Johnsiown, PA ir Brenda Lynn Monce Urbana, IN B.S., Nursing Cindy Monianye Houghion, NY so Jeaneiie Moreau Cambridge, Onrario Ir Deborah Sue Mosley Piffsboro, IN B.S., Nursing Bradley Dean Moyer Bridgewaler Corn VT B.A., Social Work Samuel L. Moyer Goshen, IN B.S., Nursing Cafherine Mumaw, Ph.D. Professor of Home Economics Loreiia Pearl Mumaw Dalion, OI-I B.A., Elemenfary Educaiion Richard Murio Goshen, IN ir Ann Marie Myers Lagrange, IN B.A., Social Work Shelley Myers Soufh Bend, IN ir Sylvia Jean Myers Doylesfown. PA B.A., Social Work Debra Nafziger Delavan, IL ir Douglas Nafziger Archbold. OH fr Edgar Dean Nafziger Archbold. OH B.A.. Mafh Edifh Nafziger secrefary John Nafziger Goshen, IN ir Marlc Nafziger Wadsworfh. OH so Mary Nafziger, Ph.D. Professor of Educafion Roberf Nafziger Archbold, OH so Roger Nafziger Archbold. OH so Dave Neff Wayland, IA jr Norma Nelson Riffman, Ol-l ir Jan Neufeld Elkharf, IN fr Ron Neufeld Elkharf, IN so Slanley Neufeld Hufchinson. KS fr Adele Neumann Delavan, IL so Laurie Neumann Mefamora, IL fr Paula Neumann Delavan, IL ir John Neuschwander Ellcharf, IN ir Jean Newcomer Seville, OH fr Linda June Newswanqer Brownsfown, PA B.S.. Physical Educafion Dennis Nice Telford, PA fr John Nice Morrison, IL ir Judifh Ann Nichols Goshen, IN B.S.. Nursing Dallis Nisley Valparaiso, IN fr Donna Nofsinger Washingfon, IL ir 1 W L yi s 'l iff? '7 -I g V V ilglflffl ' .W f-',f Going. . . YQ, il. mb 5 C I P 4 h v , . Jw - .,.v,.. - QL . ,on-' - ' . ff gi' . . 1 --s. ' ' ' Jw 4 , - .4.- 4 ' ' : -ww ...F . 59 4. , .k.,..o' Going. . . Gone! Doug Ganger. Jim Snyder, Gordon Weiriclw, Don Wade, Benny Buckwalfer, Ron Neufeld and Roland Kauffman welcome Dan Mullef back on campus. Loren Nofsinger Washingron, IL so Allen Nofziger Waldron, MI fr Daryl F. Nofziger, B.A. Direcror of Alumni Relafions Associafe Direcfor of College Relarions Marg Nopper Grandville. MI so Be'Hie M. Norman, M.Mus. Assis+an+ Professor of Music Jennifer I. Norlhage Sourh Bend, IN B.A., Ar? Linda Nunemalcer Wakarusa, IN fr Dean Nussbaum Fisher. IL ir Don Nussbaum Apple Creelc, OH so Evan Nussbaum Brislol, IN ir John D. Nyce, M.A.T.M. Regisrrar Mary Nyce I-larleysville. PA Ir Richard Nyce FayeHe, OH so Susan Nyce Eaye++e. OH fr Nola Nye Milledgeville, IL Ir Johnson Oghomishe Kokorilnland so Debbie Olson Lagrange, IN fr Eleanor Louise Olson Goodland, KS B.A., English David G. Orlis Brilish Columbia. Canada fr Mary Oyer, A.Mus.D. Professor of Music Rebecca S. Oyer Goshen, IN B.A., lnferdisciplinary ScoH Oyer Joliet IL fr Uchechi Basil Ozuzu Nigeria fr Roger Paul Goshen, IN B.A., Economics Ben Waldo Pauls Morden, Manifoba ir Cedric Peachey Bellebille, PA so ,Z - :11 -.vw .1 H '- Ji .. 1., - , r JV? 'V 'uf ' gi:-' f Yr . . . - 'sa'r .. rd Chesfer R. Peachey, M.S. Assisfanf Professor of Nursing Sharon Peachey Reedsville, PA so Bruce Peifer Akron, PA Ir Pamela Penner Hillsboro. KS B.S.. Ar? James Perron Elkharf, IN fr Diana Perry Elkhart IN ir Susan Pelerson Albion, IN ir Mydung Pham Saigon, Viefnam fr Myphuc Pham Saigon, Viefnam so Judi Piersol Elkharl, IN ir Brenda Sue Pike Wesf Uni+y, OI-I B.S., Nursing Denise Nadine Pike Trenfon, NJ B.A., English Nedra Pike We-sl Unily, OI-I ir Ken Plefcher, B.A. Admissions Counselor Befh Pomeroy Mishawaka, IN ir Doyle Preheim, D.M.A. Associa+e Professor of Music Gordon Prieb plumbers assisfan+ Mary Chrisline Purves Oberlin, OH B.S., Nursing Lois Quiring Wes+ I-Iarflord, CT so Susie Ramer Dallas, TX lr Mark Ramseyer Elkhart IN ir Belh Ranck Gordonville, PA ir Louise Ranck Gordonville, PA Ir Gene Rafzlaff Edwardsville, IL so Calvin Redekop, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Freda Redekop secrefa ry Jan Reichenbach Pandora, OH so . Gerhard Reimer, Ph.D. ' mv, Associa+e Professor of German Y' Ru+li Reinhold Bristol, VA if i A ' Ann Lengacher Reschly Goshen, IN y BS.. Nursing N 2 Rl ,, Deborah Reschly Columbia, MO ir S+eve Reschly Wayland, IA ir Janel Rhine Downers Grove, IL ir Armond Rhodes nighf wafchman 1 1 lr KarenRich AmiibOia,oHif Ji -Arrrq'- 4 .,bQ in ConnieSueRicher eosiiemim A ' .l area B.s.,HOme Economics ,: 1, LindaRicher wauSeOn,oHif ff? samRanehaf+ Chaeaqaiiso V - 157-9 an 'fs 5 ,Q ' f x x X ,S . usb... i Qs-R r .-.Z ., J The Good News group, Alice Herlzler, Dave lvlishler, Brian lvlierau, Palsy Ebersole. Debby Yoder and Loren John perform of The Freshman Kickoff. 'E Tim Roberfs Newfown Square, PA fr Marilyn Roes Lowville, NY fr Barbara Ann Roeschley Flanagan, IL B.A., Social Work Alberf Roggio Goshen, IN ir Don Rohrer Lancasfer, PA fr Federico Rosado Aibonifo, Puerfo Rico fr Carla Rofh Elkharf, IN fr Jonafhan Roih, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Lulce Rofh Harrisonburg, VA ir Pafricia Jane Rofh Lombard, IL BS., Nursing Pefer Rofh Soufh Bend, IN fr Randy Rofh Lombard, IL fr Veronica Rofh, B.A. lnsfrucfor in Music James Roupp Hessfon. KS ir Janelle A. Roupp I-Iessfon, KS B.A., Hislory Mary Royer, Ph.D. Professor of Educafion Peggy Rupp Wauseon, OH ir Eunice Rush Brisfol, PA fr Joy Rufh I-larleysville, PA ir Roger Rufh I-larleysville, PA so Tom Rufschman NSWIOV1. KS if Elaine Leaman Ruff Rheems. PA B.S., Nursing Delvin Rychener Peffisville. Ol-I fr John Sawafslcy Sao Paulo, Brazil so Sfeven Sawafsky Sao Paulo, Brazil so Kafe Scher+z Highpoinf, IL ir Vernon Scherfz, M.A. . Assisfanf Professor of English Dnreclor of Learning Resources Cenfer . 3 i , , iw v , '-::- - wx Lk 233 9- , N 3' l. R. we fl N SSM' .fl ' , 'x W .ew If ,YC . ww LI -. I i .Elf-I, . Q r' .1 Q-+ ' K i i, . . I y , K.. if N 9 it 'I X I S fi : if 'fi N -ff? Y Y. 5 I . has-Ngtf i f I v-7 I J' ic-,j .I . 1 vi, N Ai ' I m3Q'l s uiiii,-fy -s 12:15 r I .- ' fllwil 1. ll. S' 'M Q, , K .vw .Au 12.7 ,f 1 f ff' ,ez I i ' - 7 w,-.. ,. IU!! .5 4 ,. 1 . RWE 4 iv. 1:57 5. N.. Nr' if ' .i 541.-f ,ff I. I , J ' . 34.51, . . Iv- g 1 45.7 i If f p.: 1 , .- I t' sa! .'if': A Q' . if I' : - -4 V , il I- - 1 -ig ' 1., -Q fi: , fe' , 1. sf I 3 if ' 1 fffi N' 'Im' Donna Schlabach Wauseon, OH so Gerald Schlabach Goshen, IN fr Jay Schlabach Wauseon, GI-I ir Theron F. Schlabach, Ph.D. Associale Professor of I-Iisfory Chris Schlemmer secrefary John Schmid ofhvsiie, oi-i if Mary Schmid ohfvaiie, ohi Fr Melvin Schmid? Bealrice, NB ir WaI'I'er Schmuclrer, BA. Direcfor of S+uden+ Finances Norma Eileen Scholf Edgerfon, OH BS.. Nursing Eloise Schrag Marion. SD so Carol Schroclc Spencerville, IN so Cheryl Schroclc eosheh, in if Julia schhoch Archbold, OH if uhds Schrock woosieh, ou fr Michael schhoch cssseiioh, no if Norma Schroclc Archbold, OI-I lr Marcella Schullz Ligonier, IN fr Douglas Schwarfzenlruber Goshen. IN Ir Barbara Rulh Sco++ Goshen, IN B.S., Nursing Richard Warren Scofl' Goshen, IN B.S.. Nursing Perry Scrip+er Norlh Manchesfer. IN fr Paul Seaman I-Iarleysville, PA ir Ron Sears Eureka. IL ir Rufh Ann Selzer Profecfion, KS BS., Nursing Barbara Sensenbaugh Elkhart IN so David Shank, lv1.Div. Campus Minisfer DoH'ie Shank Lancas+er, PA so Sfephen Shank, BA. Insfruclor in Communicalion Wendy Shank Sarasola. FL so Edna Shan+z, MA. Associare Professor of Home Economics Jenny Shanfz Kilchener, Onlario Ir Deb Sharick SI. Johns, MI Ir George R. Sharpe Allanla, GA fr Doris D. Shenk Assisfanl' 'ro Ihe Dean J. B. Shenk, Th.B. Direclor ol Career Services Phil Shenk Goshen, IN ir Sfanley Shenlc, Ph.D. Professor of Bible Ka+hryn Sherer, BA. Assislanl Professor of Music Lon Sherer, A.Mus.D. Professor of Music Dana Sherman, B.S. Conlroller John Sheller Pigeon, MI ir Rachel Wiebe Sheller Elkhart IN B.S., Nursing Ruby Margarel Sheller Sco++s Mills, OR B.A., Social Work I.yne'r+e Shoemaker Dakofa, IL Ir Andy Shorl Archbold, OH so Beverly Shorf Wes? Unily, Ol-I ir Darlene June Shorl Wauseon, OI-I B.S., I-Iome Economics Kalhleen Gnagey Shorf Goshen, IN B.S., Elemenfary Educalion Elizabefh Shoup Goshen, IN fr Darlene Showaller Middlebury, IN B.A., Social Work JoAnn Singell Bris+oI, IN fr Gloria Singlelon Aflanra, GA ir George Skyrm Ambler, PA fr Pal Slabaugh Nappanee, IN so Allen Slagel mechanic Tony Garza. Dick Nyce, Paul Sommers, Joel Yoder, Dale Souder Xx X. Barb Sensenbaugh, Nancy Smoker, Susan Becker, Jo Massey Sally Jo Slagle Forl Wayne, IN ir Jean Marie Slaubaugh Parnell, IA B.S.. Physical Educalion Larry Smilh Elkhart IN ir Verna Smi+h, M.A. Assisfanl' Professor Emerila of Spanish Willard H. Smifh, Ph.D. Professor Emerifus of Hisrory Arfhur Smoker, M.A., BD. Direclor of LIFE Program Associafe Direc+or of Cenfer for Discipleship Nancy Smoker New Paris, IN so Roberf E. Smoker Malvern, PA so Arlhur Smucker, Ph.D. Professor of Chemisrry Cynlhia A. Smucker Goshen, IN so Eber Dean Smucker Orrville, OH B.A., Religion George Smucker, M.A., Ph.D. Candida+e Associafe Professor of Social Work Mary Carolyn Smuclcer Goshen, IN B.A., English S'ru Smucker Elkhart IN so Vera May Smucker Orrville, OH B.S., Elemenlary Educafion James Snyder Goshen, IN jr Janice Snyder Goshen, IN fr Joan Solomon Lowell, IN jr Barbara Jo Sommer Pekin, IL B.S., Nursing Lynn Sommer Kidron, OH fr John Sommers Koufs. IN fr Jon Roland Sommer Kidron, OH B.A., Hislory Lyn Sommers Wes? Liberfy, OI-I so Paul David Sommers Louisville, OH B.A., Physical Educarion Rhoda Sommers Louisville, OH ir Dale Souder Perkasie, PA so Carol Spicher head residenf Dianne Springer head fesidem' Nelson Springer, MS. Curafor of The Mennonire I-Iis'roricaI Library Sue B. Springer Sranford, IL jr Susan Springer Meramora. Il. so Brenf I-I. Sprunger Berne, IN jr Dennis Sprunger Forr Wayne. IN so Elaine Sprunger Warminsrer, PA ir Jennifer Sprunqer Berne, IN so Enid W. Sfahl Dayidsville, PA so JacqueIine Ann Sfahl Freeman SD B.A., EngIish Iv1ariIyn Sfahl Freeman, SD ir PhiISIaIIer FIanagan, ILir James Sfauffer Berne, IN jr Loren Sfauffer, B.S. Direcror of Sfaff Personnel Debbie Srayrook Blairsville, PA ir Fred S+einer, B.S. Assis+an'r for News Services Joan Sfeiner Goshen, IN so Rhonda Sue Sreiner Wadsworfh. OI-I B.A.. French John Sferia Goshen, IN Ir Marfha Sreria Carfhage, NY jr Kirk Sfiffney AIbion, IN Ir Marfha Sfockdale Canron. OI-I ir Susan Sfoesz Akron. PA jr Becky Sfolrzfus Iowa Cify, IA fr Danile Sfolfzfus Sou+h Bend, IN so I'IeIen Srolrzfus Goshen, IN Ir Linda Srolrzfus Quarryville, PA jr Nafe Sfolfzfus Harringron, DE ir Shirley Sfolfzfus Goshen, IN ir Rosa Sfone, M,A. Associefe Dean of Srudenfs Asslsfenr Professor of Psychology CharIo'r+e S+rasser, B.S. A 4' Assisfanf Direcfor of Resources , -v5 Carmen Sfrife Harrisonburg, VA jr Connie Jo Sfrycker Zionsville, IN so BeI+y Jo Sfuckey I-Iaven, KS B.A., Social Work Rifa Sfuckey Wes? Unify. OH Ir Linda Sfump secrefary Anne S+u+zman Goshen, IN so Diane Kee Smfzman Corry, PA B.A.. German Marlys Oesch Sfufzman Goshen, IN BS., Elernenfary Educafion John Sfyer Haffield, PA so Lois Ann Sfyer I-Ieffield. PA ,h B.A., SOCiaI Work f it :, h -U' N9- -1 Jr rx fy 'Qs MWA, Max Maulf, Dan I'Ier'rzIer, Verlin Nafziger Lon Slwerer, Doyle Preheim Marvin Graber, Paul Buller John Sudermann cuslodian Joanna Suler Pandora, OH B.A., Elemenlary Educalion Jean Suffer Mefamora, IL lr Rulh Suller Goshen, IN lr David Swarlley Goshen, IN ir Ray Douglas Swarlz Ml. Morris, MI B.S., Elemenlary lfducalion Sheldon Swarlz Augres, Ml so Diane Swarlzendruber Blooming Glen, PA B.S., Nursing J. F. Swar+zencIruber, Ed.S. Direcfor of Inslruclional Malerials Cenler Associale Professor ol Educalion John Swarlzendruber Ellcharl, IN lr Mary Lou Swarlzendruber Kalona, IA B.A.. Business Pamela Swarlzendruber Telford, PA ir William Swarlzendruber Telford, PA lr Eleanor Swill Bloominglon, IL ir Jane? Teal Goshen, IN ir Karen Tevis secrelary Carla Thomas Ashley, IN lr Denise Thomas Johnslown, PA fr Don Thomas Millersville, PA so Grace Ann Thomas Harlan, IN lr Elizabefh Thorne Ellcharl, IN so Wanda Elizabelh Thuma Arcanum. OH B.A., Nafural Science Nancy Tiellcemeier Roclc Cily, IL ir John Tiessen Kalona. IA lr Kalhryn Ima Trowbridge Brown Cily, Ml B.S., Nursing Delores Troyer Goshen, IN Fr Jay Troyer Ellcharl, IN ir E .4 4-:fy QI l .'2, V'-v 5? X 44 EE qifx 22,4 -IQ- . . F fy i f . ., 1 5 :-,lug 763 Y? gnu' I 'V sl! I , 532 Kalhleen Shrock Troyer Woosler. OH B.S., Nursing Phyllis Troyer Greenfown, IN ir Jim Tyson Goshen, IN ir Karen Tyson Elkhart IN B.S., Nursing Merl Tyson mainfenance Roy H. Umble, Ph.D. Professor of Communicalions Direcfor of Dramafics Jan Ulrich Archbold, OI-I fr Douglas Vendrely Spencerville, IN BS., Malhemafics Renee Vendrely Spencerville, IN ir Esrher Rose Veniura Denver, CO so Joe Venlura Maywood, IL so Karen Sue Venfura Maywood, IL so Don Wade Sferling, IL so Julie Wagner Perkiomenville, PA Ir Rose Elaine Wallner Elkhart IN BA., Social Work Jon Warkenfin Forl Wayne, IN so David Warnke Knox, IN fr Kimberly Washburn Elkhart IN so Barry Weaver Elkhart IN so Henry Weaver, Ph.D. Provosr Professor of Chemisrry J. Denny Weaver, M.Div., Ph.D. Candidafe Assislanl Professor ol Religion Judy Weaver Elkhart IN fr Cynlhia Weimer Auburn, IN Ir Gordon Dale Weirich Marlinsville, IN BA., Nalural Science Dwigh+ E. Weldy, D.Mus. Professor of Music Kim Weldy Archbold. OH so Mary Weldy Goshen, IN ir Norma Jean Weldy, M.S. Associafe Professor of Nursing Janice Renee Wenger Goshen, IN B.A., Biology Kafhleen Wenger Elkhart IN so Melvin Wenger Dallon. OH so LuAnn Wess Canfon, OH fr Margo Weslerbeelc Goshen, IN ir Barbara Weybrighl Syracuse. IN ir Gail Wideman Kirchener. Onrario so Diane Widman Claypool, IN fr David Dean Widmer Albany. OR BA., Business Jon Widmer Washingfon, IA ir Char Widrick Lowville, NY ir Linda Marie Widriclc Beaver IIGIIS, NY BA., Elemenfary Educa+ion Randy Widrick Walerlown, NY lr Brenda Wiebe Aberdeen, Saslcalchewan so Lois Winey, MA. Assislanf Professor ol Business Marlc Winslow Holland, PA ir Cindy Wise Van Werl, OH so Debra Wilmer Peiersburg, Onfario so Todd Woodworlh Topeka, IN fr Bud Wulliman Roanoke. IL pos?-graduale sludy Phyllis Wulliman Roanoke, ll. posl-graduale slucly Berdene Wyse, MA. Assisfanl Professor of Physical Educalion Joe Wyse Bloomfield, IA ir Joyce Wyse Affica, MI ir Norma Elizabefh Wyse Archbold. OH BA., Sociology Pa? Lengacher. Teresa Plank, Wendy Sl'1ank,Pauia Neumann 5' Willie Wine. Don Thomas. Linda Gaufsclwe . Mike Yoder 83 Olive Wyse, Ed.D. Professor of I-Iome Economics Jeanelle Yancy Gary, IN Ir Barb Yoder Archbold, OH Ir Bonila Yoder Hesslon, KS BA., Communicafion Bonnie Yoder Goshen, IN Ir Bradley Yoder, MA. Assis+anT Professor of Social Work Charles Yoder Bellelonlaine. OI-I fr Deborah J. Yoder Ivlonclova. OH Ir Denfon Yoder Archbold, OI-I so Devon Yoder, M.L.S. Assisfanl' Librarian Doug Yoder Goshen, IN ir Gordon Yoder Direcfor of Special and Deferred Giving Associafe Direcfor of College Relafions Harold Yoder, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Educalion Jhan Yoder Wes'rJeIIerson. OI-I so Jo anne Yoder Brisfol, IN so Joel Yoder Goshen, IN so John R.Yoder Wellman, IA so Jonafhan Ray Yoder Brislol, IN Joyce Ann Yoder Leonard, MO B.S., Nursing Judy Yoder Brislol, IN 'Ir Keilh E. Yoder Archbold, OH ir Keifh Leroy Yoder Goshen, IN BA., Physical Educalion Milne Yoder Goshen, IN ir Orville Yoder, Ph.D. Associale Dean Associale Professor of Educalion Paul Yoder Goshen. IN so Phil Yoder Norfh English, IA jr Rachel Yoder Woosler. OH ir Richard Yoder Jr. Barberron, OH ir Roberi Yoder, MA. Associafe Professor of Spanish Roberr Yoder Jr. Goshen, IN ir Ron Yoder Goshen, IN ir Roseann Marie Yoder Barberfon, OH BS., Nursing Royce Yoder Elkhart IN ir S. L. Yoder, Ed.D. Professor of Educarion Direcror of Teacher Educarion Sarah Yoder Forr Wayne, IN Ir Sherrill Yoder Parnell, IA ir Shirley A. Yoder Kalona, IA B.A., Social Worlc Suzan Yoder Wesl Liberfy, OH so Thomas Yoder Scolldale, PA ir Elaine Scherfz Yosr Goshen, IN ir Jane Yousey Lowville. NY Ir Virginia Zarria Ellcharl, IN jr Lloyd Zeager Elizabelhlown, PA ir Barbara Joy Zehr Manson, IA BS., Elemenfary Educalion Brian Zehr Goshen, IN Ir Clifford Zehr Jr. Copenhagen, NY so Eric Zehr Goshen, IN ir Henry Zehr Copenhagen, NY Ir Marvin Gene Zehr Copenhagen, NY BS., Music Nafhan Zehr Copenhagen, NY Ir Bonnie Zeiser Bechlelsville, PA so Lesler J. Zimmerman, Ph.D. Professor of Marhemalics Mary Jane Zimmerman Goshen, IN ir Verna Zimmerman, M.A. Associare Professor of Nursing Inlerim Direcfor of Division of Nursing Fred Zinser Rolling Prairie, lnd. fr. Vicloria Zoludow Sou'rl1Bend, Ind. fr. Mervin Zook MA. Associafe Direcfor of College Relafions Dire-cfor of Communicalions Rodney Zoolc lvlinol, ND lr. W7 'oi John Sawafslcy. Sleve Fallw r' Don Clymer.Sfepl1anie Orfman-Glick Gloria Consfanlin Marlin lmaginary Invalid Cash Dennis Book. Sam Marlin, Gloria Conslanfin Marlin, Bill Clemens, Paula Neumann, Tim Geis' singer, Brenl Sprunger.Jl'1en Yocler,STepl1anie Orfman-Glick, Jon Kennel, Don Clymer ROber1W Alfred .lgmes , r Mary W N Pafricra U XL B' Nu .5 VV Sabb Caro BA.. Bonha gm.-. --- 'S - vnu, ' I , f-. Laure 1 -. -BA., Hovhvry ' I , 4, --JL' n G Clemens ,L-Q . -Q-Q... ----4-....,,,,, int- tw '91 '?,2,,,,L , WERE ' A . fa A W vm, Hull P D 6 1 ,- 345 '15 36 , 51 V - .1 .' ,X Q, ,- X I 'Q ,vi 5 f 4. 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V :ix :sf ?4 x is 'Em YF, ,E 1 ml' Don Kauffman.Ca+l'1y Eqgbeer 44 'A 40 l'w..,,, Qw- Fronf: SuehSpringer, Janelle Miller, Bucl Wulliman Baclr:Ca+l1y Eqgbeer, Don Kauffman, John Swarfzenclruber, Eleanor Swiff Carla Ro? . CREATIVE EXPRESSION Under ihe l'lumane Sludies Program sludenls now musl complele 'rhree hours of Creafive Expression, a program designed 'ro give lirsl- hand experience in The crealiye process. Slu- denls earn credil by conlracl, by a rider alla- ched To a course, or by enrolling in specified upper-level courses. Each parficipanf musl earn one hour by conlracl and al leasl one hour oul- side his maior area. Each proieci can be as uni- gue as lhe sludenl worlcing on il. Qnce a week Doris Miller combines creaiivily and service al Aux Chandelles, where she works wilh relarded pre-school children, H s laugh? me a lo+, she says, especially pa+ience. ii, E ........'5. 5-2 Debbie Cadgfs proiecf Hwis year involved Selling lbe I l9'rl'1 Psalm lo music for voice and quilar. Debbie chose flwis pro- iecl because The I l9'rl1 Psalm is The longesl Psalm, and H's eas- ier 'ro remember in song. Debbie Cady yu WY 'AX l W 5 D lk Doris Miller Adnnq in a Spanish-American drama pro- vided credif for Luis Consfanfin. The play. presenfed by fhe Spanish Deparf- ment also provided money for Proiecf Fifi. i 'Nm Luis Cons1'an+in, Don Clymer. Bob Johnson BefhLehman Enid Slahl designed and bull? Crochefing a ripple afghan will give an hour of Crealive Expression Credil 'fo Belh Lehman. Croche+ing is a nice break 'From sfudies, and a good ihing 'ro do when l'm bored. S i,,o several mobiles for her proiecf. The mobile shown here symbol- izes fhe harmony and beau+y of na'I'ure. HALLOWEEN l-lalloween lound llwe dining lmall ll1e scene ol a sclwool coslume parly llwrown by lood service manager Earl llllwe Pearl Gray. Compelilion was lweayy lor llwe besl coslume conlesll flue prizes being gill cerlilicales lor llme snaclc sl1op.l'o end llwe evening, a slrong-lunged group ol Pumpkin Carollers serenadedll1e dorms. accompanied by lcazoos. Dallis Nisley, Palli Goossen K-av. , qsgv: ' -1+-, Palli Goossen, Julie King, Mary Arslan, Don Wade. Laure Doly 'Q X,- M. x 5 ,. LuAnn Clark, Doris Miller Row one: Bonnie Zeisef, Donna Def- weller, Paffi Goossen, Dailis Nisley Row Two: Cedric Peachey, Ann Brennernan. JoAnn Bal- zer, Sfewarf Miiler. Linda Gaufsclwe. Randy Lieclwfy, Jane Graber, RufHMeHir1qer 99 BSU On Qdober I I and I2, Ihe Black Srudenf Union sponsored ifs annual basIce+baII marafhon Io raise money for a black sfudenf scholarship. Members of Ihe BSU played againsjr a yariery of ofher campus Teams in 'rhe 24-hour marafhon. Each BSU pIayer had sponsors who con+ribuIed a cer- Iain amoun+ of money for Ihe scholarship Iund for every hour The player was in Jrhe game. 47 FU! 1 sr-wnungllu . Fronfz Ray Wenfz Rosemary Smart GIoria SingIeTon Middle: Leamon SoweII, Debbie Blackwell, Jan Ingram, Brenda Rivers, David Iv1cKim Back: George Sharp, George Yoder, AH Griffin. Charles BosweII IOO in Fred Rogziib Luke Rofh R EC O R D Record is frusfralion lafe Wednesday nighl' calling wri+ers for la+e slories, wri+ing heads, delibera'I'ing over layouf, cropping picfures, making graphs, and las+ minu+e darkroom work. Thursday is pas're-up, and Friday is seeing a Snack Shop 'Full of Record readers. Affer Friday af+ernoon's crilique, 1'he process s'rar+s all over again. Frus+ra1'ing, yes. Some- 'rimes a bil' of ioy. Sieve Denlinger The Record slall experiences The cycle I2 Times a lrimesler. Q- Mark Ramseyer, Becky Bonlrager Joan Kreider, Sleve Denlinger, Merle Snyder Becky Bonfrager Paf Gerber, Gail Janssen. Russ Kremer RENAISSANCE BANQU ET Zuppa di Fagioli con la Pas1'a was on rhe menu, and rhe Chamber Choir and a recorder ensemble were 'rhe enrerfainmenf ar The November 7 and 8 Renaissance Banquet Love songs and madrigals were performed as iesrers capered fhrouqh The candlelir cafereria. The rwo-hour Halian banquer was parr of rhe heavy schedule of evenfs during Renaissance Week. 1-15. if Rifa Kennel rx, 224553 Jay Brubaker, Ken Burkholder, Nancy Ronk. Georgia lmhoTT Jan Ulrich I ORCHESTRA Three sell-ouT perTormances OT The Messiah marked The GC QrchesTra Tour oT Canada on November I9 and 20. The 65- member OrchesTra, conducTed by l.on Sherer, combined wiTh The 430 voice Canadian Choir on The Tour. lmmediaTely Tollowing was The November 2I on-campus per- Tormance oT Dvoralls New Worldl' Symphony. Winners oT The ConcerTo Aria CompeTiTion appeared as soloisTs aT The February I5 WinTer ConcerT. MozarT's opera Don Giovanni concluded The OrchesTra's schedule on March I4, l5, and lo. MAPLE LEAF FESTIVAL Despiie misundersfanding of H5 purpose and a flurry of coniroversv on an overworked Opinion Board, The Maple Leaf Fesfival provided a week- end of fun and inframural compefifion for over- worked sfudenfs. Pedal-car+ races and foofbail games qenera+ed back-To-high-school excifernenf and 'riie GC soccer squad climaxed The mood wifh a sfunninq I6-O defeaf o1fS+. Francis. 'LQ ,, no faux Q fs FUR O r1,,,,5,Q'5f 904 5. zfwaw- uppppyff Laurie Neuman. Becky Cady, Mary Nyce, Dave Bowman, David Warnke. Dwain Harfzler wi MTIE , URTER -. W1 lm? X1 I ,Q f Mike Hennen, Dan Mullei H K Helen Sfolfzfus, Jon Ebersole sA...,..., s I Ron Neufeld. Jim Gascho When I was a child, I spoke Iike a child, I fhoughl' like a child, I rea- soned like a child, when I grew up I pul' away childish ways. I pu+ away childish, or high school ish ways such as spor+s hero vener afion on sidewalks, mannequins depiding cruel, barbaric ac+s, e+c. The whole Ihing of using our bro+her's pride as +he s+airway +o eIevaIe ourselves in our own mind is beginning +o make Ihis campus smack of high school adolescence By Ihe way, who are Ihe home- coming queen candidafes? Bruce Liechly, Wendy Shenk, Melvin Schmidt Brenl Sprunger lOpinion Boa rdl IOS Tony Garza Whaf is wrong abouf having fun? Whaf is wrong abouf people infer- acfing lespecially fhe opposife sexesl? Whaf is wrong abouf our being high schoolish ? Are we more human? more civilized? more removed from fheir infellecfual abilify? Have you offered anyfhing beffer? Thaf can involve as many as fhe volleyball fourney? Maybe if is a sfarf? A beginning? I say righf on fo fhose in charge. Af leasf Dwain Harfzler is concerned enough fo work af a problem fhaf fo me seems serious whefher you agree or nof. Wifh undersfanding, confusion and hope, Randall D. Springer lOpinion Boardl Mary Clemens Presidenf Ray Hershberger PEACE SOCIETY There's a core of s'I'uden+ concern 'thai s+ems 'From real Chris+ian convidion +ha+ we need +o fake seriously +he problems of +he res? of fhe world. Peace Socie+y Presidenr Ray Hershberger Peace Sociely provides a forum of inrernalional concern for aboul sixly GC sludenls. Through lunch discussions, films, and visiling speakers, Peace Sociely promoles awareness ol currenf world problems: People realize +ha+ +hey need +o complimenf +l1eir college educa1'ion wi'l'h someihing real and prac+ical. Peace Socie+y is abou? 'lhe only organized place on campus +o discuss nalional and in+erna+ional social and elhical issues. Ray l-lershberger Two maior proiecls were underlalcen by Jrhe Sociely This year. On November I4- I 7 'rhe Peace Sociery hosred l5O people from Canadian and American Mennonile and Brefhern colleges for lhe lnlercollegiale Peace Fellowship Conference. Winfer Trimesler saw lhe allernale lood line esfablished in 'rhe ca1Ce+eria.Around IOO sfudenls regularly fake rhe mealless dish. Richard Early, IPF conference speaker - WGCS WGCS, fhe radio voice of GC, sfepped our of ifs fradifional role fo raise money for Proiecf Fifi. The F'roiecf Fifi Requesf I Phon-a-fhon played classical and rock music requesfs in refurn for pledges: There were more requesfs for rock music, buf fhe classical requesfs broughf more money. During fhe fwo-day felefhon, over S2000 was raised for Proiecf Fifi. Pledges came from bofh sfudenfs and members of fhe faculfy and communify: I was hoping we'd gel' SIOOO, buf some people didn'+ 'think we'd make fhaf. Jon Kennel, sfudenf direcfor of WGCS Ron Mefzler Youegfanrgielp the recigiistruction ,s o in o was ' t Un by Hurricane Fifi 6 Please can T FiFi i4 OCR-15. 533-mi . Q new andre. M665 along with a ime Tugtafiiiqwedv theProJeCl.hficoUm1Iiiee i-Jill P d f we-... ,,, . recieveld f Pr egeasumo ,c Si iiiiirii graders? 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A GOSHEN COLLEGE LAUNCHES NINTH STUDY-SERVICE TRIMESTER TO HONDURAS Sl9lllBlUl1l9l4 PFW RID IPS IDPIRI KRUHIIHNU HRIJGUS HONDURAS Front Marcia Wenger, Ann Yoder, Wendy Conrad, Charlolfe Lawn, Randy Smilh, Marlha Neal, Sfeve Fafh, Susan Wilcox, Sheryl Ringler, Lucy Wenger. Baclr: Donna Mast Debbi Crew, Nancy Surfer, Eric Sfollzfus, Judy Hurley, Deb Meredifh, Lucy Gerber, Rusfy Bonham: lnol picfuredl James Brenneman. SST S ' , . ..,.--, . Q: 1- if 4.,c Linda Hershberger, Cosfa Rica Jim Brenneman and Randy Srnifh, Honduras COSTA RICA Fronh Befh Johnson, Pai Lengacher, Luke Murnaw, Dennis Riffenhouse, Brad Kanagy, Dwighi' Hershberger. Back: Sarah Conrad, Bob Wright Linda Dickerson, Dennis Zehr, Coralyn Klingelsmifh, Renee Sfimpfle, Sharon Landis, Linda Hershberger, Lucille Overholf, Sherri Hollenberg, Lucinda Lehman, Maribefh Diener, Eileen Rosenberger: inof picfuredj Sharon Landes. Teresa Plank. Sara Buller. Belize HAITI Fronf: Doug Basinger, Doug Kinney, Sid Ricl'1ard,Greg Crawford Back: Sue Eash. Donna Eigsfi, Eli nor Gerig, Sue Dyksfra, Grace Zinser, Wendy Jackson, Jackie Eicnelberger, Sue Paszfor, Mary Ann Trauf- rnan, Terri Holland, Roxy Scherfz, Mary Schmid, Lois Rober+s, Sharon Weaver, Sue Mast Linda Harshbar- ger: fnof picfuredl Ann Froese, Cynfhia Silvey. Arfrelle Spicely. Nmfiizizs-5:42451 c Deb Meredilh, Judy Hurley, and Norm Kaufman. Honduras 5 SSTers Carolyn Delamafer and Linda Sfolfzfus chaf wi+h a Polish friend al' a soccer game af War- saw, Poland. in fhe summer of I974. sosnm umm Lnuucnes FIFTH grunv-ssixvigz miuesrea 1 BELIZE Fronf: Glenn Buller, Doug Sfrycker, Bob Miller, Greg Cole, Merle Snyder. Beck: Brenda Johnsfon, Gladys Mifc hell, Cyn+hia Parker. Suellen Ebersole, Sheryl Freeman. Mary Ann Norfon. Nancy Eby, Reila Derweiler, Pam Huenefeld. Jo Ellen Neufeld, Gail Vosper, Refa Scheele, Carol Craig, Charles Gingerich, Bill Schumacher. STUDENT EMPLOYEES Willw jobs less available ol?-campus more sludenls 'fried lo find employrnenl on campus. Goslien Col- lege employs 450 sludenls, mosfly for work in +lwe caleleria, flue mainrenance deparlrnenl, ancl 'flue library. Work Sludy and foreign sludenls gel lirsl priorify for openings: The number of s1'uden+s who qualify for work easily oufnumbers 'rhe iobs available, and we can'+ please everybody. Loren Slaulfer, T Direclor ol Slalf Personnel Bob Delp V , 5 f' Leola Falk Sgt.. QPU -v nib 'dt .K -'NNN .nr .sf 4, ga,-5 QA Deb Gahman 22' Y- Q- ASSEMBLY Une oT The besT indicaTions OT The sTrenqTh OT spiriTual life on campus was The qrowTh oT The Assembly. Formed when The small-group movemenT seemed To be Tadinq. The Assembly incorporaTes The small-group ideal wiThin a uniTied congreqaTional sTrucTure. Because This sTrucTure was so eTTecTive, The original Assembly grew in membership unTil Three congre- gaTions were Tinally Tormed: There's more chance To geT involved. You can be a TuncTioning parT of The church. People seem To be aTTracTed because The small groups are a parT of The sTrucTure. lT's informal, sponTaneous, and somewhaT more flexible Than The TradiTional church. I myself don'T Think iT's ThaT radical: maybe some would. Paul Zehr OFF-CAMPUS LIVING Sludenls living oll-campus did so lor a varielv ol reasons. Some prelerred +l'ie independence and sell-reliance ol off- campus liousinq: ollwers lound llwal lile oulside llwe dorms was quieler and made sludving easier. Some sludenrs moved oil because 'rliev disagreed willi llie delails ol flue S+anclards of our Life Togefher, buf slill found Goshen a valuable experience for llfieir lives. Lana Miller Doug Basinger, Milne Augsburger, Ron Merzler Mike Yoder ,W T? JQ-25, x I! 12, 3 -Sl. 'A , dim..-Q. i - -fig, '- ,N .mf ,FN 0 M qkah if ,ifnu-Hfff I' A 1 A eg 'I Wanda Thuma, Cindy Smucker, Doug Vendrely, Bonifa Yoder Ron Melzler, Gloria Singlelon, Karen Rich, Tim Geissinger Cindy Wise Paula Neuman, Faye Gerig, Je++e Buller. Jon Kennel Luke Rofh Merlin Hoover EVERYMAN As parf of The Renaissance Week celebrarions commemoraling The 45O+h anniversary of Ana- baplism, The Goshen College Players presenled 'rwo Renaissance plays The week of November 2- IO. Chrisfopher lvlarlowes The Tragedy of Doc- +or Faus+us, direcled by Slephen Shank and James Lederach, deals wilh one man's search Tor knowledge af The cosl of his soul. The moralily play The Summoning of Everyman, direcfed by Roy Umble and Slephanie Mason, alleqorically depicls all men's pilgrimage To salvarion. Jhan Yode1iCTerolfPlummer. Sharon Peacl1ey,Ar+ Smuclcer, Darrell Marlin. Julie King FAUSTUS Ari' Smuclcer.Jl1an Yocler. Carol Plummer Dave Korfemeier Tony Brown Paula Neumann g , Doyle Preheim DON eicgwililxii Mozarfs Don Giovanni, performed March I4, I5. and I6, was fhe firs+ opera affempred af GC in five years. The 60-piece GC Orchesfra and fhe 25 people backsfaqe supporred +he eighf main characfers and fhe I2-member chorus on sfage. The producfion was a combined efforf of rhe Music and Drama Deparfmenfs. FIELD HOCKEY A I 15. . . 1 , 1 Rhoda Somrners, Ann Crawford Deb Beyler, Linda Hoffman, Rhoda Sommers, Ann Crawford, Lynn Sommer Sam Gameda. Abner Kisare. Bob Gingrich SOCCER We were surprised when we los'r our firs+ game +o Hun+ing+on. They always played ferrible before, and now +hey beaf us. And afier +he second game ever- ybody was preH'y disappoinfed 'l'o lose anofher Conference mafch-especially +o Grace. Bu'I' losing doesn'+ bolher me as much as if used fo. Each game is unique and wor+hwhile, whefher we win or lose. Any- body who played fhe game for whal' if should be played for wasn'1' disappoinfed af The end of +he season. Randy Miller ,if- 5 :rg I Dave Bauman 'I iff -A ' '- ,f-'Q --'V S-.vi '1:ffzifff'f'T 1rf11'f If TWA , I vvfz I f ' . fwj- A -Bjfq ' . '- . x, Aix V A A .w,,M,',:. A ,LVI ,I . , J .V.. .A ,Q ' , ff'--ue .cis f:-g A , ' Q . K , . , -1,1 , .,, ' 1'. 'f nf, ' V W -74? f' ' ' AJ .1 1, f x !' bi: .ig 4' I 'Q , .' 2 ' A' 4 ' s 1.1 Bob Ginqricl'1,Abner Kisare Brenf Gofwals John lngold Y H Todd Woodwor+h x Todd Woodworfh. SaYr?Gamedd F . P WOMEN'S BASKETBALL A year ago +he women's baskefball feam had a IO-0 season and 'rhere were high expecrafions of meeiing 1'ha+ same s1'andard This year. We los? our cen+er posifion player +o iniury +he second game and +ha+ hur+ us +he whole season. Bu+ our feam had enfhusiasm and we our-rebounded some feams fwice as big as ourselves. This year we were shorfer bu+ fasier. Diana Perry Ruby She-Her. Sue Becher. Renee Vendreiy Nancy Tielkerneier, Diana Perry. Sue Becher Renee Vendrely, Harrier Merz Front PdfSI6b6UQl'1. Ruby Sherler B. J. Sfuckey, Anne Crawford, Barb Sensenbauqh, Diana Perry. Judy Miller Back: Coach Rurlw Gunden, Jan Reicl'1enbacl'1,Renee Vendrely, Sue Becher. Harrier Merz, Nancy Tielkemeier. Gail Browr1.Jo Massey. Joan Sreiner, Cafhy Wismer I35 MEN'S BASKETBALL Usually I don'1' have +ime +o fhinlc aboul' Ihe pressure of fhe fans when I'm rebounding or shooiing and in cons+an'r mo+ion. One +ime I do feel fension is when I'm alone al' 'rhe foul line wifh everybody wafching. As 'Far as I'm concerned fhere don'I' have 'ro be any fans ai' a basIce+baII game. Fans help because Ihey provide a s'rimuIus. Bul' I play 'For personal enioymenl and The fun of being wi+h a 'ream. Don Janfzi Mike Paul Keim 34 I x Paul Keim. Mike Miller Don Janfzi Fron+: Doug Sanger, Lynn Gerber, Paul Keim, Sfeve Mast Brenr Gofwals. Sreve Hernley, Head Manager. Back: Coach John lngold, Mike Miller, Loren Nofsinger, Don Janfzi, Kurf Horst Dwighr Harrison. Mike Miller ' 'Y' . Lynn Gerber. Loren Nofsinger Doug Sanger, Don Janfzi T E N N I S Sue Be-cher Fron+: Nancy Smoker. Sharon Borom, Diana Perry, Ruby Shefler. Be++y Hunfer. Mary Bent Back: Rufh Hooley. Vaughn Kauffman, Sue Becher, Chris Brenneman, Irma Gingerich, Linde Newswanqer, Coach Rufh Gunden Fronfz Doyle Miller, Kirk S+iffney, Paul Keim, Jeff Marfin. Back: Don Koolcer. Mark Keim, Mike Brenneman. Sfeve Diller.Coacl'1Rex Lehman Sieve Diller f 'E f T!i5W.? Doug Kinney Marfy Good BASEBALL Doug Gaff, Don Janlzi Q , i'L 5 Q .. ,K 'A44 ,f ,v..f , .B via, 11.2 7 , Arvis Dawson. Lynn Miller, Tim Graber, Ken+ Dofy ,--Q -Air 4 -'ivffa N fb v, Q . Dave Lehman TRACK In 'rraclc and field, as compared 'I'o o+l1er spor+s, 'lhere is less pressure from coach and peers. Winning or losing is a personal sorl of fhingg +l1ere's never a greal' roaring crowd a+ +rack meefs. Greg Leiclwly NealAlber1' Ken? Birky Willie Woods. Chef Wenger ' 145 Disfricf IF2I E ..-...,,,. .4 an n.,-1,s,,,, ,. VARSITY SOCCER MEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL GOSI-IEN OPPONENT GOSHEN OPPONENT O I-Iun+ing+on 3 IO4 Concordia 38 O Indiana U. 2 80 Spring Arbor 84 7 Blufffon I 86 Manchesfer 72 2 Grace Mennonife 69 Be+heI 74 3 Calvin Classic 69 Tabor . 7I 6 No+re Dame 70 Hunfingfon 53 I6 Sf. Francis 54 Kalamazoo 45 6 Manchesfer 78 Grace 66 7 Indiana Tech I I I Easfern Mennonife 82 3 Marion IO2 Indiana Tech 97 4 Tri Sfafe 57 Tri Sfafe 66 4 Manchesfer 65 Marion 44 O Hunfingfon 90 SI. Francis 69 85 Indiana Tech 64 90 Hunfingfon , - 'T 7I 78 Grace 3 70 GOSHEN 64 Befhel gf -M A 46I 85 Marion Y 59 Tri Sfare . I I3 S+. Francis ' . Dame J- 74 BIuI'I1'on ' 65 Grace J.V. Be+ e ' - NAIA Playoff f I I Concordla 69 Anderson 7I MEN'S I GOSI-I EN Q, 4 f 3 MEN'S JV BASKETBALL ' ' eosH EN OPPONENT - 4 52. 2 Tr Maman Taylor . .-In A-bf. ' . I S+ eosHEN . - ' ' 'I OPPSNENT Glen Oaks Frosh Manchesfer 'Fee I We5+ewrn'Michigan U. 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O Darren Brown, Demse Pllre Parkside Pharmacy B l55 A hb Id Oh 43502 l50I Sou+h Main S+ree+ Goshen, Indiana 6891 .06 W' 5 St. Joseph Valley Bank Elkh rf I d' ana ID- D CITY surrw co. Wholesale Plumbing 8: Heafing Supplies Elkhart Indiana Michigan Cify, Indiana Aucrioms W 2-D n 4'- TUES Momruu VVORl.D'S LARGEST FA AREA CODE 419 TELEPHONE 445-2080 ARCHBOLD, OHIO 113502 Y -'Z of oder g, f 9 0 RM MACHINERY AUCTIONS Passports Engagements Darkroom Supplies Kodak Processing H. Clair Ams+u'l'z Troyer S+udio 132 S. Main Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 - 2191533-3744 . COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL AERIAL ' WEDDINGS f , 4 - , Qi:-Eg Q L I' . I -C I-sees. 2 ' ,.- ,. ' I Q F! -3 I ' X n I ' at I 7? PORTABLE SCAFFULUS :T-J ? , , fuff ,Q 'T' s IIIIIST TUWEIIS L SIE ily TE nal gg: '11 1-- ,EX g .fb BLEACIIER SEATING SWING SCAFIOIUS CITWAIIIS - STAEES DIIINI5 EQUIPMENT . T., G. C. M U RP H Y CC Linway Plaza Goshen, Indiana Sauder Manufacturing , E Archbold, Ohio 4l9-445-7670 PEIIII IIIJIITHULS DlVlSION OF JOHNSON SERJVICE COMPANY I302 EAST MONROE STREET, GOSHEN, INDIANA MANUFACTURERS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROLS FOI 0 DOMESTIC 0 COMMERCIAL AND 0 INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS 1223 inn Chicago Pike Plaza 553-9524 Goshen, Indiana Elkhart, Indiana Goshen, Indiana 294-5406 533- I 3 I 2 S,-.J , mc iNDiANA's bu Jswstens -1-. Polly Burlcholder, Don Wade 114 East Clinton Street Goshen, Indiana 533-4885 STATE FARM -lufo INSURANCE Clarence L. Mishler INDEPENDENT PROTECTION CO., INC. Mfg's Lightning Protection Equipment 1603-1609 South Nlain Street Goshen, Indiana , T- T' 1- RIETH RILEY ' '11 aata I ff-11' .- M-... Q , g K - - . Y ,L aa.. Y:-were. nf , +5 E- ta- were - V - E-. rf-sg CONSTRUCTION ., 3 , nf Pak. T k-A -A-,, A-' tfa - LP' co :Nc S- P 'I ' 9? 4, 4 - , 3-2 Contractors for Over Fifty Years - 5 Q 'V Mg? is -...-:L 1 Integrity gfijigyggw-ezggsiz o fi ' wx N R 'b'l' 2 Q . , 2131? esponsi i ity ,b1,.,,-.:-g v , ,yi MH, - ' Assurance of Skill A f l , i.. .gy 1 i.:w: -tg. Q' 'K 3 at ff Q, 3 213 ' 3 West Madison Street . X, Goshen, Indiana 533-2125 ...a . '- Concord Mall Paving and Curbs by Rleth Riley MANUFACTURING AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS , Goshen, Indiana T I ' V ' in MN il NEW PARIS A CONTROLLED E SILO AND annum E f I' A A Umm I EQUIPMENT INC. If ! il , SILUS I 1 I .11 -I Il ! . , A , 55, gif C New PARIS, IND. 831-2159 C QQ, g dP . 3212: 'f 39 ' xx? Phyllis Troyer Dave Korfemeie LUClLLE'S APPAREL NOBLE'S SHOES 406 Sou+h Main S'rree1' Goshen Goshen, Indiana Switches ,WWII GOSH EN SASH 81 DCDOR CO. Choose Your Life S'ryle From a Vehicle QQ .5 Travel Equlpment Corporatlon Cor ora+e Office P.O. ox 5l 'Goshen,Hndiana 6' hone 4l6I I p B 2 4652 P Q2I9l 533- eos:-I EN FLoRAL Smion AND elFT sn-loP 'OOO Sm Mm Sffee 3 I0 S. Third S+. G05-hsingolndmna 533 053' ? ,,, EE? Elkhart J Count y Fo rm Bureau P Jim His'l'and, Linda Kraybill Assocaunon PRQVIDEN1' - 3OI Wes? Lincoln Avenue B R E Goshen' Indiana Goshen, Indiana -Hs. ..., elf' Qxxiir- i .5 .AAA GOTlM4LS, INC. Logansporf. lndldna Souderfon, Pennsylvania 6. - Long and Shorf Haul Trucking Full Service Truck Leasing Ito When l'm back af Lancasfer, Pennsylvania, people somefimes ask why I go way ouf fo Goshen for col- lege. There's anofher Mennonife insfifufion closer home, you know. Besides, do I really like Goshen College? I never can sum up fhis place in a few senfences- fhe college is foo diverse for fhaf. Buf somefimes I explain a few fhings I see af Goshen. Here I see many profs really caring abouf fheir sfu- denfs . . . an adminisfrafion affempfing fo please everybody . . . and occasional bifferness among friends. In some sfudenfs I see a new hope for fhe fufure of fhe Church . . . a desire fo find new ways fo express our faifh . . . and a deep concern abouf fragedy around fhe world. Mosf imporfanfly I find an openness and respecf for ofhers' convicfions. I've sfayed af Goshen because people here will Iisfen fo whaf I say. Sfu- denfs and adminisfrafion may disagree wifh me, buf fhey won'f furn fheir backs. Nelson Kraybill Linda Hershberger,Ka+l'1y Massanari III. Kraybill D. Hosfefler D. Shank J. Troyer C. Jones PRODUCTION STAFF Nelson Kraybill-Edilor: Do'r+ie Shank, Lynn Cullar-Design and Layout Carol Jones-Imformalion and Porlraif Coordi- nalorg Jay Troyer-Copy Edilorg Dennis I'IosIe'rIer-Business Manager: Ervin Beck--Advisor: Derald Ailes-Newsfolo Yearbooks Company Represenlaliveq Special II1anIcs:Gerry Burklwolder, Julie Erb, Mary Nyce. L. Cullar E. Beck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS Randy I:aI'I1-86,9 I , IO4. IO5, I IO, I 2 I , I 36- I 39, I47: Sleve Falli-I I5,I I7: David I-Iieberl-I 20. I 2 I 7 Dennis I-Ioslefler -I49: Dale Kraybill-I 3, I 54, I 57, I 58, I64, I 65: Nelson Krayloill-cover, I .3- I 5. I 7, I9-23,25-3 I ,34-,38,39,43. 46.47.5O,55,59,62,63,67,7O,7I.75.78,79,83,87-90,92-I I3, I I6,I I8,I I9.I22-I27,I3O-I36,I38-I48.I52,I53,I55,I56,I58, I6O- I 63, I 67, I 68: Diclc Lelwman-7I 2 I'IarrieI Ivlelz-I I6: Ron Meyer-I I7: Fred Sleiner-I I4- I I7, I 28, I 29. I 3 I , I 37, I4O: Nale Slollzlus-I68: Ivlilce Yoder -69, I 6, I 8.24.5481 IO9, I I93 S.L. 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