Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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C. .' we , X C 1 il ..1 3, Q 'xi xx E Music History class ' S Phil Clemens Ed Sprunger Requiem Attracts Enthusiastic Crowd Various groups combined talents to perform one of the main attractions this year, Mozart's Fiequiem. Both college choirs and the college orchestra as well as alumni and staff persons joined in the performance under the direction of Charles C. Hirt, professor of music emeritus from the University of Southern California. The Jazz Band was another significant part of the performance schedule this year, as shown in the popularity of their concerts. The annual Concerto-Aria concert hosted five student soloists. Suzanne Gross, Doug Bomberger, Sally Oyer, Beth Smucker and Rita Yoder performed with the college orchestra. Professor Marvin Blickenstaff also engaged in an active concert schedule, and traveled to Central America for a piano concert tour in spring. '11-. F . gxitifsvis Brent Holaway, Dawn Yoder, Doug Bomberger, Sally Oyer, Steve Martin, Mike Lechlitner Lon Sherer Jazz Band 41. vm' T T . x K. n -ix: J dkfsx Chorale rehearsal Dwight Weldy Chorale tour DIVISION I-Humanities Language Interest Increases The Foreign Language Department experienced a resurgence of interest among students this year. The department graduated 18 majors, an all- time high. Increased enrollment in classes was attributed in part to special SST units such as those in Poland, Germany and China. Gerhard Reimer, professor of German, returned to Germany to renew a German studies program. The program was last active in the spring of 1972. If all goes well, the department expects to begin another German study unit in the spring of 1981. E F55 tw: 1' i rt S . I li ll, , as f Ill ' ki s Sharla Miller, Myrna Drudge, Suzanne Gross, Christian Yoder, Carol Smucker Communicators Tackle Projects The Communication Department finished a successful, productive year. The industrious drama sector performed several fine plays- The Lark, Impromptu, The Proposal, Emperor's New Clothes, The Dumb Waiter, To Walk in the Way, Show of Hands, No Exit, and the Sign Language group put on Show of Hands. An added attraction was a dinner theater production of Arms and the Man. In December, Professor Stephen Shank delivered a dramatic interpretation of Revalation which was so well received that he gave an encore performance in the spring. The broadcasting sector of the department, WGCS, honored its founder at a coming-of- age celebration during alumni weekend. The station also seized that opportunity to christen a new, higher powered stereo transmitter installed this year. The Record and Maple Leaf staffs also learned to use new equipment. A Compugraphic system, coordinated with the information Services office, allowed students to set their own type. 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Last fall art Professors Abner Hershberger and Marvin Bartel also demonstrated their creativity with the installment and unvelllng of their lndlvldual commissioned art works ln Umble Center's foyer. X Art Study Tour, Florence, ltaly Literary Visitors Challenge Students English students and professors were instructed and entertained by various literary visitors throughout this year. Poet-in-residence Nick Lindsay, Somalia novelist Nurridin Farah, sevenlrish poets and writers, and Professor Don Costello of Notre Dame delivered lectures and readings to provide input for interested students. ln addition members of the de artment were r D busy writing. A book by Professor J. Daniel Hess and articles by Professor Ervin Beck set examples for Expository and Advanced Writing students, who also had articles published. Twelve Broadsides and three Pinchpenny books were produced and published by students. Wilbur Birky IUSB student Dale Bowman Irish speaker John McGahern, Ervin Beck UMW!! , A x sr .yr - .Q 4 X ' If I .ff .A .f 3? 1 f Anne Hostetler Shig Toda DIVISION II-Social Sciences Various Changes Enhance Programs Several changes took place this year in the various departments of the Social Sciences. The division introduced and pushed for the passage of minors rather than co-majors. Now the division is able to offer additional minors which were previously unavailable. Enthusiasm continued for the Urban Life Center program, located in Chicago, which provides for Social Work Practicum opportunities. This program allows students to experience work in an urban setting. Interest was also growing for the Family Life program, as well as for Mennonite History classes. The division was also able to include history as a future general education requirement. Delmar Good Robert Johansen, Public Affairs Lecturer Duane Kauffman V.- ' Karen Zehr, Anne Bowman Jim Brubaker, David Harley 175 an 495.6 I DIVISION III- Research Aids Studies Ongoing research by Merle Jacobs and Stan Grove, biology professors, attracted much attention when a grant was received by the college to fund their work. The S247,000 grant from the National Institute of Aging allowed for the purchase of an electron microscope which arrived this spring. Jacobs' research deals with the aging process of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster. Grove will be the principal operator of the elctron microscope for this research as well as for his own on fungi. Students are able to work as assistants and the department hopes that eventually a class on electron microscopy and other research methods will be arranged. Natural Sciences Professor Dennis Kauffman, students Lee Miller and Brian Swartzentruber Merle Jacobs watches as Stan Grove inserts a sample into the electron microscope. 10 or-' M R, 1 I , wp Q . A-K n April Clyde q ' M 1 I '..4, Ken Miller scans a spectrum on the NMR. Paul Klink Anatomy Instructor Robin Helmuth, Kim Farmer, Molly Murphy, Mechelle Wilson Kathy Murra Y E to ' 1l.., I 38 Tangible Aspects More Visible Home economics has a way of perpetuating itself. Unlike other majors which are less tangible, most classes in home economics are geared at teaching practical skills. Meal Management, Clothing Construction and Consumer Strategies prepare graduates for work in extension and education, where they pass these skills on to others. In addition, a home economist learns less tangible but important skills. Child development, the role of the family in society, conservation of natural resources, and healthy interpersonal relationships broaden the student's awareness and effectiveness in community. Well-known sociologist Elise Boulding presented a lecture this winter on the role of the family in society. She stressed the significance of the family in the worId's future and discussed other issues relevant to home economics. VIKING ...Q-v, 2' Rose Hooley B. I - Midge Neugebauer Valerie Brubacher, Cindy Litzenberger ,,.g.- New Classes In Demand The physical education department enjoyed a stimulating increase in enrollment this year. A Two new classes-cross-country '1 skiing and racquetball-were well- received this winter. In addition, students found that old favorites such as volleyball, tennis and yoga were healthy outlets for frustration, fat and fun. Kathy Harder, Shari Swartzendruber DIVISION IV-Bible, Religion 81 Philosophy Professors Resign Over Controversy Toward the end of this school year, Bible Professors Diane and Dennis MacDonald both submitted their resignations, because of a disagreement voiced by the constituency over Biblical interpretation. A special forum was called by students to voice protests and to raise questions. Although the MacDonalds chose to leave, many students were skeptical of the process involved. Both Dennis and Diane were very active on campus while they were here. With student help, Dennis compiled a semantic field index of the Nag Hammadi Codices, wrote a Pinchpenny book and led the Christian Life and Renewal Week. Diane became the first woman recipient of the C. Henry Smith Peace Lectureship, which she will be working on next year. She was also coordinator for the Artists Series this Year- Rafael Falcon Middle East Bible Seminar A Israel, Summer 1979 . X53 . V , N , ,xx ,RE X, - .. X .s v ,X at 1 . ' --Q 1 1 xg: X .i .,-sg - www 17 Katja, Diane and Dennis MacDonald i Vern Fiempei, Marlin Jeschke 42 kb. DIVISION V-Education i i Stan Milier, Pierre Moran School H. Brent Weaver, Continuing Education class James Clemens .f xx Q, X NT 02999 9+ .h xg N. Rhonda Flicher Royer, Clemens Leave Department Division V bid a fond farewell to Dr. Mary Floyer and James Clemens at the close of this year. Royer, professor of education, retired after 45 years of teaching at Goshen. Her name has become synonymous with the teaching of Children's Literature and has also worked with Christian Education of children. Clemens, college librarian, retired after 30 years of service at Goshen. He also led the library science curriculum. Indiana Governor Otis R. Bowen presented Katherine Aschliman, professor of education, with a special citation for her outstanding support for and service to children through the Tel-Ed program during the International Year of the Child. yf 5 ,. Secondary Education class .2-Xp' ff ' A . X- cg 2 A se 1 is 4' xi fs Q' .flu A K DIVISION VI-Nursing New Curriculum Defines Program lt has some 'first-year faults' to work out, but basically it's a good program, said junior nursing major Molly Skiles, describing the nursing department's newly revised curriculum. The new program calls for each junior to assume a case family with a pregnancy during the first trimester. Students quickly learn to apply classroom theories in their care of children and adults. The main thrust of the program has been redirected at health promotion. A boost came to the department when the National League for Nursing approved the changes and granted continuing accreditation for the maximum time period of eight years. Chris Frederick vs, qs, J Ma' Fifty-five senior nursing students received their pins at a special ceremony April 19. The annual pinning is the traditional initiation of nurses into their profession. . X Yx Q: - -.ffiw-W. Diane Hurst Anita Martin X, Peg Blackburn DIVISION VII-General Education as ssff 'A' A familiar sight, seeing SSTers off - 2 International students gave a program this fall to illustrate customs of their native countries. Music, dances and slide shows took the audience on a trip around the world. l SSTers hike in the Haitian countryside Burkholder Finesses China Exchange A new dimension was added to the SST program when President Burkholder arranged for a 1981 fall unit to go to China. Burkholder visited in January with officials of Sichuan Provincial Teachers College, where the students will be located, and received approval for the exchange April 29. 'This is a very unusual opportunity, and it will represent the first exchange of its kind, Burkholder said. The program will involve twenty students teaching English at the university in China, and eight Chinese professors studying in Goshen. Because of the importance and delicacy of this new exchange, SST officials and college administrators conducted a careful screening process to select the twenty students for the fall group. Professor Atlee Beechy was selected as SST leader. Going to China with a group of undergraduates will be a real breakthrough, Burkholder said. This first attempt is crucial-it must work well, or it won't happen again. Burkholder continued to explain China's motivation for the exchange, stating that it is looking for technology and friends from the Western world. Goshen College's motivation is the same as for other SST units: to learn from and about another culture, as well as to provide a service. Students in China will be mainly involved in teaching English at the university. SST units this year were located in Belize, Costa Rica, Haiti and Honduras. Nicaragua was abandoned as an SST location last year because of the dangerous political situation there. V President Burkholder holds a press conference to announce the China Exchange. tt M? Mary MBYOF, Belile Dawn Yoder, Haiti ,X Winter Costa Fiica group 48 i 1 I I :ff Group tour, Costa Rica X UA ,.., Brenda Boehr, Belize Tobi Short, Haiti - 'N t aa -49 . . ,Q ,bm 11. A Wim 3' .,,.f: ff , t .,,. ' ., X A5 .' ig' .. 5 V1 ,mv ., wx ,. .-Q., -,Q .- Kgs- Q1 -. , w,.,i'f5K t 1, .L - V x x N Tw fl :,.f.. fl? . f gm.. .1 'x Q: x. NM. N W J Q , I ffm: Q 4 H RSM mm , iii N x R .X se ' ' ,Q , . xp A . ,, ' . N ,. ., A .A , 's 3 ' A .:f. fi H ,1 , . :MQ , Xi. - 2 N ., -IQ f '+2v1-x fl- .Qfmi Aff- -:Q A X x Y QGKXXX ::.R4.:,- .Q .. w- '- f ,Q-: x APN.: .. - 'Wk ' X 4 ' I i. .Q N ACTIVITIES 2,2 Z8 O H 0 Ul O ARTISTS SERIES Artists Series Brings Sell-Outs An expanded Artists Series, coordinated by executive secretary Diane MacDonald, proved successful this year with several sold-out performances. The six events were presented in the Umble Center and in the Union. An added feature this year was the introduction of artists in convocations. Students wishing to attend performances were required to buy tickets which were previously included in tuition, yet student attendance increased over last year. Performances were given by the jazz combo Billy Taylor Triog Dance Kaleidoscope, a professional dance troupeg pianist Natalie Hinderasg Bert Houle and Sophie Wibaux, famous mimesg the international String Quartetg and the Chestnut Brass Company. Natalie Hinderas 3 -- l t - ., , L , , .L.....,...k NK 2 , A h W . t t .- , Ei.,-, A . 4- Q,'.x- V ,BN- 1 1 . I a 'X I K 17, +95 H . . .-... . ........, 1 - J - 9 U , . 'Y .S . S Wit - I 3 . 5 , - .4 ,I 'N V t I ...A- '--pr X - ,1. V f in . U f by Q, hu, ' . ,W 1 1 .. , N + .al :gi fi- . U . ' , 4' 'sf I 4'-, N. .Eb ,EES X .c 1 -ff . J fs? 'gn' YY:-1 N n 1 lf f 4 f , . I' A' -:.:E S ,tif-1 ' BE SW ,ww Sf A QIEQQ is 4 4 x wg, L o E fx: ,.. 'L K5 M 'ff--2 07 :PfX-'f- f,.tp'4:N!' 1,7 . i .N ff K . -tl., 1 n- 'Q - ' xg fFREE , ' h 1 v. W 1 .-0-'LT I J: 1. .,w5 ,..-4' 'rg-1 -:ff ' t a '-E.i NE i2-N5 , . ' M-- ,9 : Lynn Jantze, Paul Klink, Sophomore Coffeehouse Musicians Gather Spontaneously The Goshen campus was alive with the sound of music this year. Many students made harmony together in impromptu gatherings or organized new groups like Hoosier Mother, Maple City Quintet, Ekklesia, The Power Trio, and Rhythms of Love. ln addition to the continued popularity of coffeehouses and pre-movie entertainment, students were treated to the imported talent of Tanglefoot, Phil Keaggy and Pete Blum. Julie Froese CARNIVAL M X +d9- 'GH :Tv K -Tigiliiliiiwtltlx ,YZ , :Rl . . KE fu Carlyle Schlabach, Don Eby, Dating Potential Booth Phil Miller, Candle Squirt I . 5 E21 ,iff .QQ f'- '9 4 cz' ...W V :5: ig. 5 ' H ,AQ ,Q jg R4 -N .u r. H K3-Y' ne' tv I A is fm. fgmv '- ia., D e fa.. .mg f fa- as i K 54, 43. V I A 5 'iii ' 5 L A large crowd enjoyed the 1980 festivities. Carnivi earnings went to the Voluntary Service group of Litti l A l Dave Sutter, Galen Martin, Singing Telegrams and Sisters, and to the Refugee Resettlement A if A 2 M 3, f A9 .sg lf . At. Qc A ff li 6 :gg 1 Q, Y 4 e i' 8 at 1 ' if '42, x Axxs Emily Bohn Mary Lou Smoker, Face Painting ISSUES Draft Debated S Concern over the proposed mandatory registration prompted several campus meetings to inform students of the qualifications for conscientious objector status, as well as to discuss the implications of nonregistration. The Iranian seizure of the U.S. Embassy became an involved topic of discussion. A visiting Muslim Student League lecturer asserted that U.S. actions were directly responsible for the siege. The women's movement invoked continued debate. Students presented a Chocolatehouse showing women historically and currently involved in society, and a Contemporary Women's Issues class was introduced this winter. Alcohol Education Week addressed the issue of alcohol abuse, with one day of classes cancelled for small group workshops. Student reactions were mixed, but many felt that the week's activities resulted in increased awareness of the Chocolate House problem. SGS' L w 'if-11 t ' 'r CQ 3. Mostafa Abulghaith .,,,. -N -A 1 v 'br Bike Hike for AICOh0I EduCati0rl Week l ,r -r 6 I Lay Today in the Sun I lay today in the sun It was time to get out of the shade That is the extent of my ambition I'm not trying to run Got tired of being afraid I lay today in the sun The world's fate lies with some politician I came out here and prayed That is the extent of my ambition I hear a new war has begun There's talk of an enemy raid I lay today in the sun Didn't feel like getting my gun And I'd just made a plowshare of my blade That is the extent of my ambition They say the war's been won The town is having a parade Students gather at the opinion board to I 'GY TOUHY in the SUN learn of any news or opinions. That is the extent of my ambition Registration forum N xx N f ff f SENIORS Farah Abdi Mogadiscia, Somalia Business Barbara Abebe Memphis, TN Home Economics Solomon Abebe Deder, Ethiopia Natural Science Jeanne Augustson Cedar Falls, IA Nursing Patricia Albrecht Goshen, IN Physical Education Tomas Albrecht Woodburn, IN Physical Education Debbie Ardeel Mishawaka, IN Nursing Daniel Bachman Roanoke, IL Interdisciplinary Lois Bare Elkhart, IN EnglishICommunication Rita Bare Mt. Pleasant, IA Physical Education John Barkman 29 Palms, CA Psychology Jonathan Beachy St. Paul, MN Physics Thomas Beck Archbold, OH Business Karen Beitier Hilltown, PA Social Work Alice Gunden Bender Milford, IN Home Economics Michael Bender Goshen, IN Biology Anita Berkey Hubbard, OR Social Work Craig Berkey Shipshewana, IN Accounting Johanna Beun Apple Creek, OH Home Economics Jean Beyler Hesston, KS Psychology Peggy Blackburn Hudson, IN Nursing Bonnie Blosser Castle Hayne, NC Nursing Doris Boehr Henderson, NE Nursing Emily Bohn Newton, KS Social Work Bonita Bontrager Wakaruse, IN PsychologylReligion Robert Bontrager Bristol, IN Psychology Dale Bowman Lancaster, PA English Jay Brubaker Rothsville, PA Communication Carol Bucher Atmore, AL Elementary Education Sheryl Burkhalter Berne, IN Religion Linda Campbell Wawaka, IN Social Work David Cantu Goshen, IN Chemistry Barbara Carbaugh Logansport, IN Physical Education Flechad Cassim Elkhart, IN Physical EducationIBusiness Idna Castellon San Pedro, Honduras PsychoIogyIBusiness Beth Cender Gibson City, IL Biology Donna Christner Phoenix, AZ Nursing Sharon Chupp Milwaukee, WI SpanishlTESOL Ruth Weber Claassen Newton, KS Nursing Colette Claude Charleston, WV English Frederick Clemens Goshen, IN History Lynette Cober West Milton, OH Nursing Robyn Coverly Holliston, MA Nursing Daniel Coyne Goshen, IN Biology Dale Cressman Cambridge, ONT French Two-hundred fifty-nine graduates were happy for a sunny day for the 82nd annual commencement April 20. Harvard professor Peter J. Gomes delivered the commencement address, To Make an End is to Make a Beginning. Seniors eagerly received their diplomas, even if they were only empty covers. Following the ceremony, families and friends gathered on the Union lawn for the close of the weekend activities. A baby cries for its All-dressed-up mommy and daddy Who stand watching-oo-ee-I hope You're not dirty again, huh? There are a lot of little kids around. I think about when I first came here Four long years ago: The snack shop at noon was an awesome place Where people with back packs and bicycles Ate bagels and yogurtg The men had beards and those funny rimless glasses The women wore their hair either long or short And either patched jeans or long baggy skirts. And now l'm a senior And now I have a beard And now I live off campus tMy bike's outsidei. Sitting here with my coffee I feel closer to these tourists Than perhaps l'd like to be, But perhaps that's the way it's supposed to be. ls nothing sacred? 6 M -1, 66 e 'w ii 'W' Annie Stewart and Howell House small group Trish Albrecht , 9 fe W Mm my onlfi? Brent Holaway, Sam Burkholder 'Q-fav' .P iivfw :Qin Qs -135 William Cressman Cambridge, ONT Business Linda Cripe Milford, IN Nursing Mary Daley Sioux Lookout, ONT Nursing and Natural Science Michael De Shield Belize BiologylTropical Agriculture Joyce Denlinger Gordonville, PA Home Economics Debra Detweiler Perkasie, PA Elementary Education Julia Diener Northport, AL Nursing Mary Lyn Dobberteen Stanwood, MI Nursing Deb Drake Wakarusa, IN Physical EducationlBusiness Myrna Drudge Goshen, IN German Marcella Eberly Amarillo, TX Nursing Karen Egli Hutchinson, KS Physical Education Dirk Eitzen Barto, PA History and German Debra Engelberth Warsaw, IN Nursing Terri Enns Fresno, CA History Joan Ernst Carlock, IL Nursing Willard Fenton Philadelphia, PA Religion Elizabeth Fisher South Bend, IN Nursing Susan Fisher Goshen, IN English Charles Frederick Iowa City, IA English Dayton Frey Ft. Wayne, IN Mathematics Carol Gamber Mattawan, MI Biology Beth Gerig Elkhart, IN Elementary Education Winston Gerig Mishawaka, IN Biology Steven Gibson Valparaiso, IN Elementary Education Charlotte Gingerich Goshen, IN Nursing James Gin erich Harrisonbur VA Q 9. German, History, Music John Gingerich Harrisonburg, VA History John Glick Goshen, IN Business Joanne Goetz Goshen, IN Accounting Howard Good Lititz, PA Economics Joanne Good Armington, IL Business Ann Graber Aibonito, PR Art David Graber Auburn, IN Natural Science Patricia Graber Kokomo, IN Elementary Education Sibyl Graber Aibonito, PR Art Sidney Graber Crawfordsville, IA Business Leon Greaser Harrisonburg, VA Business Sara Grieser Archbold, OH Art Deborah Haines Johnstown, OH Art Mary Hall Miami Lakes, FL Natural SciencelCommunica tion Joetta Handrich Grand Marais, Ml Home Economics Carol Harder Bingham Lake, MN Home Economics Maryann Harder Mt. Lake, MN Art Rita Hartman Elkhart, IN Biology Murray Hartzler Goshen, IN Communication Tina Hartzler Washington, IA History Lydie Hege Altkirch, France Biblical Studies Anita Heiser Tiskilwa, IL Art Debra King Helmuth Lancaster, PA Business Sharla Hofer Morton, IL Interdisciplinary Brent Hoiaway Elkhart, IN Music Lisa Hoover Ft. Wayne, IN Art Joyce Horst Valrico, FL Nursing Mardene Horst Elkhart, IN Business Anne Hostetler Goshen, IN Interdisciplinary Donna Hostetler Hartville, OH Nursing Marv Hostetler Nappanee, IN Religion Miriam Hostetler Goshen, IN Music Cynthia Huffman Felda, FL Nursing Ned Nafziger N, Galen Martin Brent Miller guides Shig Toda in cutting their cake at a birthday party. 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Jane Koch Goshen, IN Nursing Kathleen Koshmider Chicago, lL Nursing Randall Kratz Souderton, PA Social Work Kathryn Krehblel Phoenlz, AZ Art Cheryl Krehl Corunna, IN Nursing Rodney Kremer Hesston, KS Chemistry Naomi Kucik Marietta, OH Elementary Education Joy Neumann Landis Delavan, IL Communication Ronald Lapp Columbia Fall, MT Nursing Deborah Lederach Scottdale, PA Nursing Lynn Lehman Smithville, OH Elementary Education Nicole Lerch Dublin, OH Music Education Flobbin Lerch Pocatello, ID Mathematics Lorna Lind Rittman, OH Psychology Susan Lucas Bloomington, IL Spanish Susan Mark Elkhart, IN English Anita Martin Millersburg, IN Nursing Corrine Martin Atwook, ONT English Galen Martin Minot, ND Religion 'O-gl f' . I, 'X s . rxff ff avi.. .. 923. President Burkholder Ned Nafzlger Jam Brubaker Q x Emuly Bohn Sherry Stangland, Kay Mumma, Pat Zeiset Kenneth Martin Wallenstein, ONT Business Peggy Martin Goshen, IN Nursing R. 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Dean Schmucker Hesston, KS Business Vivian Schmucker Louisville, OH Mathematics Charlotte Schrag Marion, SD Home EconomicslFamily Life Deirdre Schrock Casselton, ND PsychologylFamily Life Marlyn Schrock Pettisville, OH SociologylPeace Studies Pamela Sellers Greenville, SC Nursing Rachel Shank Ivory Coast Spanish Susan Shantz Waterloo, ONT English Donita Shaum Engadine, Ml Elementary Education Mark Shelly Roselle, lL Social Work Doris Shenk Goshen, IN Interdisciplinary Philip Short Wauseon, OH Biology Pat Shumaker Goshen, IN Art Education Mary Slabaugh Millington, MI Elementary Education Carol Smucker Goshen, IN FrenchlGerman Douglas Smucker Columbus, OH Biology Jerry Smucker West Liberty, OH Biology Jane Snider Waterloo, ONT Interdisciplinary Douglas Snyder Goshen, IN Natural Science Bradley Sommer Foosland, IL Biology John Stahl Freeman, SD Politics and SocietylCommunication Kirby Stahly Nappanee, IN Mathematics Sherry Stangland Albion, IN Nursing Kimberly Stewart Indianapolis, IN Nursing Laura Stillwell Downers Grove, IL Nursing Carol Stobbe Danbury, CT Nursing Randall Stoesz Akron, PA Biology Sheila Stopher Lagrange, IN Social Work Randy Stuckey Hicksville, OH Business Jerri Studer Lansdale, PA Nursing David Sutter Mt. Prospect, IL Communication Elsa Swift Bloomington, IL Music Millie Tann Goshen, IN Elementary Education Michael Throne Reston, VA Mathematics and Physics Jacob Tijerina Brownsville, TX SpanishlReligion Cheryl Troyer Smithville, OH Elementary Education Linda Vasher Morenci, Ml Elementary Education Charmaine Virkler Croghan, NY Social Work Amanda Wampler Mountain City, TN MusiclTESOL Andrea Warkentin Ft. Wayne, IN Social Work Barbara Weaver Monticello, IN Home Economics Connie Weaver Elkhart, IN Business Ruth Weaver Archbold, OH Elementary Education Janice Widmer Wayland, IA Nursing Christine Wiebe Manhattan, KS ChemistrylCommunication Philip Witmer France Economics Daniel Woods Goshen, IN Psychology Carol Yoder Belleville, PA Psychology Christian Yoder Athabasca, ALTA Spanish Christina Yoder Souderton, PA Art Rita Yoder Goshen, IN Social Work Steve Yoder Japan Psychology John Zehr Copenhagen, NY Business Karen Zehr Morton, IL Social Work Sheila Zehr Castorland, NY Business Terrance Zehr Urbana, IL PsychologylReligion Patricia Zeiset Bechtelsville, PA Nursing Rebecca Zellner Winona Lake, IN Nursing Q li x, 'Q -f Doug Flke jb-If-we Y' X , NXe,:.G-tzfiizp:10-I-h X .'-' , N NX Q X S W X NX N NS . xx XXX yn, Q4 . .HR wx K '. .N 5 X 3' X X Q' K Y ' ' xx X QSQQ X ix ,i -K, .-qw ,,.,49-ww-an-JA . ,.,,. ..,.,,v- RV ' NRL' mma- j vi Randy Stoesz, Beth Gerig, Sibyl Graber, Galen Martin, Marge Shenk . R XX 'Q' fv . I-V, , Y , , 9 ' .f I f Y . 41 V.. UNDERCLASSMEN Pamela Ackley West Liberty, OH so David Acosta Lancaster, PA so M. Grace Albrecht Indianapolis, IN fr Abdi Ali Muscat and Oman jr James Allen Philadelphia, PA fr Bose Alvarez Aibonito, PR jr Rodney Amstutz Lakewood, CO Ir William Archibald Rockville, MD jr Audrey Augsburger Reinholds, PA jr Heidi Baer Newport News, VA so Doreen Baergen Tofield, ALTA so Teresa Balzano Elkhart, IN fr Natalie Bartel North Newton, KS sr Jerome Basinger Columbus Grove, OH fr Nancy Baugher Elkhart, IN jr Beth Bauman St. Jacobs, ONT jr Charlotte Bauman Croghan, NY jr Barbara Beachy Goshen, IN Ir Bryan Beachy Plain City, OH so Joanne Beachy Tampa, FL jr Nathan Beachy Valparaiso, In so Ftosene Beachy Tampa, FL jr Curtis Bechler Inglewood, CA jr Gloria Beck Archbold, OH jr Kent Beck Archbold, OH jr Brian Becker Elkhart, IN fr Ann Belser Evanston, IL fr Joan Bender Kansas City, KS jr L. Brent Bender Maumee, OH jr Joanne Benner Souderton, PA jr Debra Berkey Shipshewana, IN jr Daniel Bertsche Normal, IL fr Laurie Bertsche Flanagan, IL fr Nancy Berube Porter, IN fr Jackie Beyeler Smithville, OH sr D. Scott Beyeler Smithville, OH fr Elaine Bigler Nappanee, IN jr David Birky Goshen, IN fr Suzanne Bishop Goshen, IN jr Ingrid Bixler Ann Arbor, MI fr Jeanne Blasing Freeport, IL jr Carolyn Blessing Wakarusa, IN fr Lois Blosser Goshen, IN so Brenda Boehr Henderson, NE so Douglas Bomberger Harrisonburg, VA sr Deloris Bontrager Elkhart, IN fr Patricia Bontrager Topeka, IN so Wesley Bontreger Goshen, IN jr Bonnie Borntrager Goshen, IN fr Beth Bowman Akron, PA so Karen Boyer Madison, WI Ir Keli Brady Morgantown, PA fr Jeanne Brandenberger Middlebury, IN so Don Breckbill Cambridge, ONT so Joe Brenneman Kalispell, MT jr Jonathan Brenneman Goshen, IN so wma g The Five Days of Christmas Long before the end of vacation And with surprising determination I carry my bags out of the house As mother and father watch-sublimely irritated Well, I'm paying rent out there you know, I say, half wanting to stay, But it isn't that half making the decisions today. We're all trying to come to an understanding Of what is meant by, Going home. L'-df, 'X Robert Brenneman Wellman, IA ir Steve Brenneman Wellman, IA so Timothy Brenneman Broadway, VA jr Dave Bretz Elkhart, IN sr Daniel Brilhart Scottdale, PA ir Kathi Brown Palatine, IL so Valerie Brubacher Markham. ONT ir Betty Brubaker Scottdale, PA ir Cynthia Brubaker Dallas, PA ir Dianne Brubaker Bradenton, FL jr Laura Brubaker Scottdale, PA fr Susan Brubaker Rothsville, PA ir Donald Brunk Harrisonburg, VA so M. Kathleen Brunk Ephrata, PA so Tamara Bryant Goshen, IN jr William Buckwalter Smoketown, PA so Laura Budd Winamac, IN ir Charles Buller Kinshasa, Zaire jr Mary Buller Tremont, IL jr Rebecca Burkholder Goshen, IN so Steve Bustos Davenport, IA fr Mary Calhoun Lena, IL so Douglas Caskey Bluffton, OH so Carmen Cassel Mt. Pleasant, MI fr Randy Castor Bryan, OH so Albert Castro Chicago, IL jr Charlene Cender Gibson City, IL jr Eric Christner Iowa City, IA fr Susan Christophel South Bend, IN fr Mark Chupp Elkhart, IN jr Patti Chupp Arthur, IL jr Teresa Chupp Sturgis, MI fr Lisa Clemmer Souderton, Pa jr April Clyde Kincardine, ONT sr Charles Colbourn Elkhart, IN jr Debra Collins Chicago, IL Ir Stephen Collins Macy, IN ir Cynthia Cooke Lena, IL so Sandra Cooper Ft. 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Judith Falcon Aibonito, PR fr Kimberly Farmer Gary, IN so Hal Farmwald Nappanee, IN ir Sylvia Flisher Hannibal, MO jr Jill Flora Elkhart, IN so Fidencia Flores Mathis, TX so Stephanie Flowers Belize City, Belize Adena Franz Boissevain, MAN so Christine Frederick Iowa City, IA sr Maryanne Frederick Hatfield, PA fr Mary Frederick Iowa City, IA jr Sheryl Freed Souderton, PA so Penny Fry Elkhart, IN jr Wendy Frey Sarasota, FL fr Carmen Freyenberger Wayland, IA I Gregg Friesen Hesston, KS jr William Frisbie Goshen, IN fr Laurie Fulle Santee, CA David Funk Elkhart, IN Mwangi Gachanja Nairobi, Kenya Ann Garl Nappanee, IN Ladell Gautsche Wauseon, OH Jud Gaylord Falls Church, VA Nelson Geigley Malvern, PA Ned Geiser Goshen, IN Pauline Geiser Orrville, OH Laverne Gerber Fairview, MI Kevin Gerig Mishawaka, IN Richard Gilliom Bluffton, IN Juanita Gingerich Tofield, ALTA Brian Gingrich Lowpoint, IL Jon Gingrich Goshen, IN Linda Gleysteen Scottdale, PA Craig Glick Lancaster, PA Jacqueline Glick Smoketown, PA Jane Glick Minot, ND Maria Glick Minot, ND S. Craig Glick Bird In Hand, PA Gail Gnagey Archbold, OH Michelle Goering Hudson, MI Christine Good Bremen, IN Deborah Good Elkhart, IN Steven J. Good Valparaiso, IN Steven Fl. Good Downers Grove, IL Thomas Good Elkhart, IN x x 4 A i -A-2 . S5 - . 'F ' ' ' N- 'X 7 N ,,x,, ,W :,,. NYN1N,, , ggi. -f xx W N b , .- x g A, fy x 'F X N 1 . 3 56 if gg A ' x ' .A X A . - o X . N 1 +--wifi' ', -. , Q:....'i- ' ,W . H sm, Q x A ' A v V -we-wx x A .-1 .f :vzfgidaggy Wa wwf - 3 5 z Q53 Joan Gotwals Souderton, PA fr Carol Graber Goshen, IN jr David Graber Philippines so Douglas Graber Stryker, OH jr Galen Graber Goshen, IN fr John Graber Goshen, IN jr Rodney Graber Spencerville, IN jr Cheryl Graybill Goshen, IN so Nancy Grenert Lakeville, IN fr Michael Grieser Wauseon, OH jr E. Lois Groff Lancaster, PA jr Robert Groff Arcola, PA fr J. Michael Groh Mlllersburg, OH so J. Mark Groh Mlllersburg, OH jr Valerie Gross Goshen, IN fr Janet Haarer Pigeon, Ml sr Douglas Hadley Ossian, IN fr Jean Haidet Louisville, OH so Stephanie Haines Mishawaka, IN so Thomas Hall Evans Mills, NY so Kathleen Harder Mountain Lake, MN fr Sharon Harder Bingham Lake, MN so Wilma Harder Mountain Lake, MN so Mary Harkins Munster, IN jr Carolyn Harnly Manheim, PA fr Regina Hanley Bremen, IN jr Joanne Heatwole Charlottesville, VA so Steven Heatwole Harrisonburg, VA so Daniel Heflin Gettysburg, PA ir Jeryl Heiser Tiskilwa, IL Ir Betty Helmuth Goshen, IN fr L. Carolyn Henry St. Ciairsville, OH fr Deborah Hepler Lagrange, IN jr Magdaleno Hernandez Mathis, TX so Chris Herr Goshen, IN so Jean Herr Quarryville, PA fr Terry Herschberger Arthur, IL so Bernie Hershberger Martinsburg, PA jr Delvin Hershberger Hesston, KS fr Marcella Hershberger Goshen, IN jr Paul Hershberger Hesston, KS jr Emily Hertzler Blooming Glen, PA fr John Hiebert Pasadena, CA fr Cheryl High Lancaster, PA fr Pamela Hite Peoria, IL jr Kevin Hochstedler Wakarusa, IN tr J. Lee Hochstetler Nappanee, IN so Kenneth Hochstetler Goshen, IN fr Joel Hoefle Rock City, IL jr Pamela Hogue Pekin, IL fr Bruce Holaway Elkhart, IN ir Cynthia Holdeman Lakewood, CO ir Mary Louise Hooley West Liberty, OH so Renee Hooley Orrville, OH Ir Rosemary Hooley Orrville, OH ir Felix Hoover Climax, MI ir Y 'f' 4' ww we vm i' I . r X Q: A Brent Troyer Stephanie Flowers, Lillian Sogga Melody Yoder 96 S ffl' Eg! 2 Carl Horner Wooster, OH so Daniel Horst Dalton, OH jr David Horst Lansing, Ml fr Lita Horst West Liberty, OH sr Pamela Horst West Liberty, OH tr R. Edward Horst Elkhart, lN so Randall Horst Littleton, CO jr Marcella Hostetler Scottdale, PA fr Richard Hostetler Akron, PA jr Robert Hostetler Akron, PA fr Brigitte Hudicourt Petionville, Haiti jr Carla Hughes Cleveland Heights, OH so Dianne Hurst Ephrata, PA jr Barbara Huse Maumee, OH fr Sanford lmhoff Metamora, lL fr Seiko Ito Japan fr Jeff Jantz La Junta, CO jr Lynne Jantze Normal, lL so Jennifer Jenkins Belize City, Belize so W. Michael Jenkins Degraff, OH so Ahmed Jirreh Hargeisa, Somalia jr Steven Johns Elkhart, IN jr Kevin Jones Belle Center, OH fr Kent Kanagy Elkhart, lN fr Diane Kantz South Bend, lN jr Brent Kaser Wakarusa, lN fr Barry Kauffman Marshallville, OH jr David Kauffman Zanesfield, OH so Douglas Kauffman Kalispell, MT so Jeff Kauffman Marshallville, OH fr Joann Kauffman Iowa City, IA fr Jon Kauffman Minot, ND ir Kristine Kauffman Goshen, IN jr Kerwln Kaufman Goshen, IN so Rod Kaufman Goshen, IN fr Paul Kaufmann Tiskilwa, lL so Kathy Kautz Leola, PA jr Cheryl Kehler Bluffton, ON fr Bryan Kehr Goshen, IN so John Keim Phoenix, AZ so Kathy Kenagy Albany, OR jr Lynette Kennel New Holland, PA so Kristina King Aaronsburg, PA fr Miriam King Dakota, IL fr Stanley King West Liberty, OH fr Susan King Nappanee, IN so Loretta Klassen Mountain Lake, MN so Paul Klink Gouverneur, NY so Deborah Kloepfer Helmville, MT so Debbie Klopfenstein Smithville, OH ir Sheila Koch Goshen, IN so John Koshmider lll Chicago, IL jr David Krabill Crawfordsville, IA jr Jean Krabill Goshen, IN jr Kevin Krahn Normal, IL so Beth Krall Harrisonburg, VA so E wr 1 g Maryette Kramer St. Jacobs, ONT ir Patrice Kratz Souderton, PA fr Janet Kraybill Springs, PA so Jacqueline Kreider Kinzers, PA fr Barbara Kuder Wadsworth, ON fr Shean-Lee Lai China fr Anita Landis Lancaster, PA jr Diann Landis Seville, OH jr Douglas Landis Perkasie, PA jr Karen Landis Leola, PA fr David Lapp Greeley, CO jr John Lapp Goshen, IN jr Sandi Lapp Kalispell, MT so Theresa Leal Ft. 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Miller Howe, IN jr Paul Miller Kokomo, IN fr Phyllis Miller Middlebury, IN jr Reyna Miller Colorado Springs, CO Rochele Miller Cleveland, OH JR Ruth Miller Holmesville, OH jr Sanford Miller Wellman, IA so Stanley Miller Huntsville, AFI jr Wendell Miller Engadlne, Ml jr Osman Mire Mogadlshu, Somalia fr Dennis Mishler Elkhart, IN sr Robert Mishler Shipshewana, IN so .I ' I .1 u u a u u ml.l :lu Ill I .I I Laurie Oswald Paul Smucker, Mel Shantz, Bill Cressman 7' 1-A2 ss Jerry Mort Larwill, IN fr Alfreda Mosteller Morgantown, PA jr Jay Moyer Harleysville, PA jr Klem Mumaw Middlebury, IN so Molly Murphy South Bend, IN so Kathleen Murray Kouts, IN Ir Cecilia Musselman Goshen, IN fr Karey Musselman Cambridge, ONT jr Patricia Musser Lancaster, PA fr Sandra Myer Lancaster, PA fr Flalph Myers Gardenville, PA fr Beverly Nafziger Archbold, OH jr Daniel Nafziger Wadsworth, OH fr Donna Nafziger Hopedale, IL so Jackson Nafziger Archbold, OH so Jeanette Nafziger Circle Pines, MN so Kathleen Nafziger Delavan, IL fr Martha Neufeld Elkhart, IN fr Lisa Neumann Metamora, IL so Julie Newcomer Seville, OH fr Fl. Bruce Newswanger Stevens, PA so Mei-Ching Rita Ng Hong Kong so Sherry Nisley Valparaiso, IN jr Dwight Nissley South Bend, IN ir Jay Nissley South Bend, IN so Brenda Nofziger Wauseon, OH fr Karen Nofziger Wauseon, OH jr Kristina Nofziger Stryker, OH jr Samuel Nofziger Wauseon, OH Brenda North Lombard, IL Efrain Nunez Defiance, OH Eliel Nunez Defiance, OH Tim Nussbaum Kidron, OH Philip Nyce Fayette, OH Marylin Osborne Harper, KS Beth Oswald Millersburg, OH Craig Oswald Millersburg, Kathy Oswald Orrville, Laurie Oswald Manson, OH OH IA Mary Lou Overholt Perkasie, PA Clifford Oyer Melrose Park, Pamela Parcel Indianapolis, Anthony Parker Chicago, Charles Peachey Ephrata, lL IN IL PA Ellen Peachey Belleville, PA Sharon Peachey Sarasota, FL Carolyn Peffer Carlisle, PA Maggie Pequeno Gervais, OR Daniel Perez Brooklyn, NY Irving Perez Brooklyn, NY Lyle Peters St. Charles, IL Randall Peters St. Charles, IL Shirley Peters St. Croix, VI Lisa Pfile Flidott, IL Elizabeth Pfund West Newton, MA Lynda Phillips Congerville, IL so jr fr so fr jr jr fr jr fr so fr so jr so fr jr jr so fr so jr fr ir so fr jr so Sergio Phillips Chicago, IL fr Oralea Pittman Champaign, IL jr Audrey Plank Grabill, IN so J. 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Anita Landis 7 it Barb Vogt Chip Frederick Mary Eberly, Mary Calhoun Lini Mazumdar N lg ' 1--4. fl 'S w A QP! 'sn Us -O 4 90 , 4 Q A at 4 H Q Q I we ll 1 3 'Q' psi f lf. Q O U Q Q va 5 ws 0 Q Q 6' O 'F' V 9 A no 0 'lr 9 Q 1 U' Q .Q H H U i S. ,L 2 35 1 Cafeteria line Miguel Cruz A N N L . f' : A A V S2f,,, J .3 Melissa Martin - if Q n 4 li 1 .ft 3 fiiziihfq , , ', 4. n t W , kj . ., WX v K. . ' X - - 1 ,ff , ff- xg of I ' 1 , 5 I 3' , N, ' ' 1 ' . 'Q H 'of 1 Q s A .- A 'qi '., A -M, -' 4 . ro 2 't 5 ef fn . , ...N . -, Gretchen Metzler A Small College Town in the Midwest Pulling out of the gas station He talks intensely about the weather As she, blond hair hanging softly around her face Stares out of the window at nothing in particular. Oh, the quiet horrors Of that first trip to his house- Thanksglving was unavoidable. FACU LTY Zenebe Abebe Resident Director, Yoder Hall Alfred Albrecht Professor of Communication Mary Amstutz rarian, Mennonite Historical Library Kathryn Aschliman Assoc, Professor of Education Ervin Beck Professor of English Joyce Bedsworth Asst. Professor of Nursing Atlee Beechy Professor of Psychology Mary Bender Asst. Professor Emerita of German Robert Birkey Assoc. Professor of Social Work Wilbur Birky Professor of English C. Franklin Bishop Professor of Biology Don Blosser Director, Center for Discipleship Anna Bowman Assoc. Professor of Social Work Darrell Broaddus James Lark Leadership Education J. R. Burkholder Professor of Religion Robert Buschert Professor of Physics James Clemens Librarian Philip Clemens Professor ol Music Evelyn Driver Assoc. Professor of Nursing Rafael Falcon Director, Hispanic Ministries John Fisher Professor of English Claire Francell Assoc. Professor of Nursing Ruth Ann Gardner Campus Minister Paul Gingrich Director, Campus Ministries Delmar Good Professor of Economics Ruth Gunden Professor of Physical Education Dwain Hartzler Director, Student Activities Mervin Helmuth Assoc. Professor of Nursing ri...- NNW' is Lon and Kathryn Sherer returned to Goshen this Paul Gingerich, former campus minister, IeftGoshen year after a sabbatical in Japan. after 10 years of service to become president of the Mennonite Boad of Missions. Art Smucker y4. ,171 e V, J ? W' l u Don Blosser ileftj became director of the Center for Discipleship this year after C. Norman Kraus lrightl left for a five-year assignment in Japan. H Clair Amstutz Catherine Mumaw . Robin Helmuth Instructor in Biology Abner Hershberger Professor of Art Anne He-rshberger Assoc. Professor of Nursing James Hertzler Professor of History J. Daniel Hess Professor of Communication Debra Hostetler Writer-Editor, information Services Arlin Hunsberger Director, international Education John Ingold Professor of Physical Education Merle Jacobs Research Professor of Zoology Marlin Jeschke Professor of Philosophy and Religion Daniel Kauffman Director, College Relations Dennis Kauffman Asst. Professor of Physics Kenneth King Director, Physical Plant Charles Klink Resident Director, High Park Anne Birky Koehn Resident Director, Miller-Kratz C. Norman Kraus Professor of Religion Carl Kreider Professor of Economics J, Robert Kreider Business Manager John A. Lapp Provost and Dean Mary Liechty Assoc. Director, International Education Russel Liechty Director, Counseling and Retention Fred Litwiller Director, Orientation and Special Programs Don McCammon Manager, Bookstore and Post Office David Miller Asst. Director, Special Programs William Miller Director, Instructional Materials Center Ronald Milne Asst. Professor of Mathematics Catherine Mumaw Professor of Home Economics John Oyer Professor of History Mary Oyer Professor of Music Chester Peachey Assoc, Professor of Nursing . Ken Pletcher Admissions Counselor Doyle Preheim Professor of Music Gene Reagan Asst. Professor of Physical Education Gerhard Reimer Professor of German Alice Roth Director, Alumni Relations Jonathon Roth Professor of Biology Sue Roth Asst. Professor of Physical Education Mary Ftoyer Professor of Education Larry Rupp Assoc. Director, Student Services Vernon Schertz Director, Learning Resources Center Asst. Professor of English Theron Schlabach Professor of History Walter Schmucker Director, Student Finances Edna Shantz Assoc. Professor of Home Economics J. B. Shenk Director, Career Services Stanley Shenk Professor of Bible Kathryn Sherer Asst. Professor of Music Dana Sherman Controller Linda Shetler Asst. Professor of Physical Education Shirley Showalter Asst. Professor of English and History Stuart Showalter Director, information Services Assoc. Professor of Communication John Smith Assoc. Professor of Education Willard H. Smith Professor Emeritus of History Art Smucker Professor of Chemistry Nelson Springer Curator, Mennonite Historical Library Loren Stauffer Director, Staff Personnel Elvin Stoltzfus Director, Church Relations Frank Bishop Jonathon Fioth Nwiee if f 5 7' A x s A-we-'ffm Q Xt Art Professor Marvin Bartel created a ceramic mural which was placed in the Umble Center in January. Eight feet high and five feet wide, the mural is composed of actual pots embedded in ceramic tiles. X I 7 , . . . .,, M.. On assignment from the Goshen Parks Department, Professor Emeritus of Biology S. W. Witmer fbelowi worked this year on identifying trees and shrubs at Parsons Swamp Woods. At the annual meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science he presented a paper which was an outgrowth of this project. . J. Daniel Hess lrighti, professor of communication, finished his book From The Other's Point of View, which was published by Herald Press this year. Other published books by faculty members this year include Theron Schlabach's Gospel-vs.-Gospel and John Lapp's The View From East Jerusalem. After a year's work, art Professor Abner Hershberger presented his landscape mural titled For Everything There is a Season in the Umble Center in October. N . .d,,l .Y-'M . l H,- , il, . , ,N K X ' , X Fld Roy Umble Professor of Communication H. Brent Weaver Writer-Editor, information Services Celia Weiss Asst. Professor of Music Dwight Weldy Professor of Music Norma Jean Weldy Professor of Nursing Fran Wenger Director, Division of Nursing Marion Wenger Professor of German Samuel W. Witmer Professor Emeritus of Biology Phyllis Wulliman Assoc. Director, Financial Aid Devon Yoder Asst. Librarian Gordon Yoder Assoc. Director, College Relations J. Harold Yoder Professor of Physical Education June Alliman Yoder Acting Dean, Student Development Michael Yoder Assoc. Professor of Sociology Orville Yoder Assoc. Dean Flobert Yoder Assoc. Professor of Spanish S. L. Yoder Director, Teacher Education Lester Zimmerman Professor of Mathematics Verna Zimmerman Assoc. Professor Emerita of Nursing STAFF Carolyn Blosser Secretary, Music Office Miriam Bontreger Records Secretary, College Relations Connie Clark Snack Shop Helper Marie Clemens Secretary, Center for Discipleship Marcille Davidhizer Asst. to Director of College Relations Shirley Friesen Secretary-Receptionist, College Relations Gloria Shenk Good Records Secretary, College Relations Karen Hirschy Secretary, College Relations Curt Holsopple General Maintenance Supervisor Don Holsopple Groundsman Edith Holsopple Custodian, Coffman Residence Karen Kauffman Secretary, Dean's Office Myrna Kaufman Secretary, information Services Sylvia Keenan Secretary, Nursing Division Brenda LeCount Secretary, Accounting Office Reuel Lehman Plumber i- .,, -T 'i if dies-Ji Pamela Dintaman Gingrich Secretary, Special Pfvgfa , l-ll Velma Loewen Secretary, Nursing Office Mary Anne Miller Clerk, Post Office Ken Mullet Electrician Edith Nafziger Secretary, Physical Education Office Rhonda Nussbaum ms and Student Finances Charles Rhoads Plumber's Assistant 1-Y XI 'r-9 ,f-, f',,' an 4-1 i w,.. Allen Slagel Mechanic Sandy Sonar Secretary, Career Services Janie Speicher Secretary, Student Financial Aid Office Karen Springer Asst. to Director oi Admissions Gwen Stamm Layout and Design Artist Kathryn Swartzendruber Switchboard Supervisor Maria Tijerina Secretary-Receptionist Mary Treible Snack Shop Manager Merl Tyson Maintenance Supervisor Patricia Unruh UC I 1 Ira Yoder Secretary, Student Services LaJane Yoder Asst. to Dir. of Student Dev. and Campus Ministries Xfj . . XXV J I - LaJane Yoder, Ruth Ann Gardner lv' .14 ,Q I- mf , R O F S F gg, ATHLETICS FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Heidi Baerg Deb Weaverg Becky McLaughlin Trish Magal Audrey Augsburger Row2 Karen Yoder, coachg Jackie Beyelerg Cathy Toelke Barb Beachy Lisa Clemmer Carol Yoder Cheryl Mastg Reyna Millerg Lois Groff, asst. coach. New Players Gain Experience The women's field hockey team began their season with several inexperienced players which gave them some difficulty in developing individual skills. Although they had several close games, they ended their season with a O-11 record. According to team captain Audrey Augsburger, The team played well together and didn't lose enthusiasm in spite of game losses. In addition to the regular games, the team attended two weekend tournaments at Saulk Valley, Mich. and at Purdue. Barb Beac hy VOLLEYBALL Netters Place At State Tourney Winning 19 of 28 games, the women's volleyball team went on to capture second place in the Division lll state tournament. Trish Albrecht, Elaine Bigler and Barb Carbaugh were named to the six-player all- tournament team. This season has been one of the most rewarding l've coached in terms of the enjoyment of the game experienced by the players, the excellent team morale and the fine level of play, commented Coach Sue Floth. IS 5 as ! . . Y -:ati X! mf v ax N , Row 1: Gloria Beckg Elaine Biglerg Mary Sutter. Row 2: Sue Becher, asst. coach: Julie Mellingerg Patricia Albrechtg Kristina Nofzigerg Krisann Zunkelg Betty Helmuthg Sue Roth, coach. Row 3: Ann Garlg Sara Shenkg Gayle Perryg Barb Carbaugh: Laurie Bertsche. Flow 4: Lola Stumpg Lita Horst: Pamela Horstg Beth Cenderg Martha Neufeld. Br ,omgg 1 I nl','f S Q .N ,P lmn..,, ' f Doug Smucker Duo Competes In National Tourney The number one duo of Charles Colbourn and Fiechad Cassim, who were undefeated in season doubles matches, finished the season as District 21 Doubles Champions, qualifying them to compete in the National Tournament in Kansas City, Mo. this May. Although the duo was eliminated in the first round, Coach Harold Yoder said they played very well against a nationally-ranked team. Yoder called his '79 team one of three excellent tennis teams in the Mid-Central College Conference. The Leafs finished third in the final MCC standings. Sophomore Steve Yoder posted the best singles season with a 9-1 record. Next year's team will miss seniors Cassim, Doug Smucker and Stan Oyer. The women's team was inexperienced this year and had a difficult, but enjoyable season, according to Coach Joy Hess. The netters finished the season with a 2-6 record. Hess, a Goshen alumnus, filled in as coach for Ruth Gunden who was on sabbatical leave. The women are looking forward to next year's season as seven letter women return from the original team of ten this year. Row 1: Steve Swartzendruber, Wes Bontrager, Stan Oyer. Row 2: Paul Ftefrhad CSS-Sim Smucker, Steve Yoder, Charles Colbourn, Doug Smucker, Coach Harold Yoder. Not pictured: Rechad Cassim, L55 '2- V '-5' ' ., ' Q . 'iw' .sm - 'vi-'N',2, R, M, ag, V '-- .A gi I'gf',,WQ1bi . H .Q 1-M4545 ,- -9 ry, 3 . Ml: Xi, 5, u V .7 S ., C' M- 155 4 :Q va- f- ' , H 1531,-2a 1. - we ' -1. ,n .UT .A-, 5 k I .X 1 M. Q. 4 9-if iz 3 Yr fsifffflf :iff -QQ :'fw.r.fW 1, ,A 59.7 .y .. 'g ,fm ' q s ,lug .- .FQ ' f x '- XJ , -3'.,f,,-it Q -, . Y' X , f ?f3'LE,PI A ,nllg SM, , , ....,.. .., fr M 3 ww r 1-- --QQ -x-' ' 0 wfw' 'N' '-T' mar arf? il. Row 1: L. Gingrich, Asst. Coachg B. Buckwalterg J. Moyergilf. Kauffmang G. Graberg Fl. Eigstig Sawatskyg C. Eshg J. Kauffmanng E. Lehmang D. Hartzler, Coach. Row 2: T. Charlesg M. Hartzlerg B. Swartzentruberg D. Birkyg D. Groffg J. Zehrg P. Hersheyg M. Weaverg D. Nisleyg P. Hess. :QQ 3 'll Sli' V Maple Leafs Snatch Sixth Championship For the sixth time in nine years, the Maple Leafs end- ed the season as District 21 Champions. ln the NAIA Area IV playoffs they met Tusculum iTenn.l College and were defeated 1-0 to bring their season record to 13 wins and 3 losses. Coach Dwain Hartzler said this was probably one of the best teams-excellent defensively. However, we did not play up to potential in the playoffs. The season was highlighted with a new school record of nine shutouts for the season and with four players being named to the Mid-Central Conference and NAIA District 21 all-star teams: Paul Sawatsky, seniorg Cal Esh and Jay Moyer, juniorsg and Bill Buckwalter, sophomore. Sawatsky finished his soccer career with a total of 53 goals and 31 assists. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL kb Row 1: Gloria Beck, manager, Rita Bare, trainer, Beth Oswald, Julie Froeseg Shari Swartzendruberg Elaine Biglerg Trish Albrecht, Joann Kauffman, Linda Shetler, coach, Sharon Swartley, asst. coach. Row 2: Deb Sawatskyg Karen Egli, Gayle Perry, Cheryl Mast, Barb Carbaugh. S F Strong Nucleus Spurs Team To Top Under the direction of Linda Perf Shetler, GC's women finished a strong 11-5 season, winning runner-up honors at the state and district tournaments in Division Ill. , I I Shetler credited a strong nucleus and 100 percent effort as the secret to the Leafs' success. The team, 1 she noted, was a joy to work with. 5 l ll Next year's squad will miss senior Trish Albrecht, who was team co-captain, most valuable player, 5 leading scorer and top rebounder. Co-captain Karen Egli and Barb Carbaugh are the other graduating l seniors. M ill! MEN'S BASKETBALL Row 1: Bob Mishler, Hal Farmwald, Roger Martin, Kevin Hochstedler, Nate Beachy. Row 2: Buzz Goode, Tom Beck, Dave Kauffman, Jim Springer, John Miller. Kneeling: Coach Gene Reagan. NMenvn'nv 142 4 lndlvrduals Show Team Leadership Although the Maple Leafs had a rough season and finished with a 5 17 record outstanding lndlvudual performances an encouragmg win over nval Grace and several new recruits all promise an exciting season for next year This year was definitely a learning experience said Coach Gene Reagan as an analysis of the 79-80 basketball season Next year I will be a lot wiser and a lot tougher Sophomore Dave Kauffman was the Leafs Most Valuable Player and was named to the all-conference first team. Freshman Kevin Hochstedler was named honorable mention on the all-conference team and shot an award- winning 86.3 percent from the free throw line. In addition to this strong nucleus team assist leader Hal Farmwald Buzz Goode and Bob Mishler will return next year. W I I l B Qiw ,' Q -. L x ww: 'SRX -f QSM p. Q3 e gtg.. , -' 1' , L... 5 A eg . 0 , 'A ' 3 D V m,.......,,,,m,,,,.,, - 9 U: A , A B S ,.x,., G .4 r , - 3 SSH5 ,,,,, fs. if. K fwf ' AM ! T , w . X x SN -X 9 . 5 WY. Q X 5 .Q 55f f ,avi ' . N ' ' , :wp ,N ' , :ws , . SDNYYIIT- ,' ...gg- T 55 W4 A.,, , A f NX t - , , flfgss ,gray mi Q Ml af ...,. , , , 9 C , t N :RSX 'Xx .X ' A05 I-lf' X. A --x . i ' V . 1. Ax I ' :D Q W M . if ' Q ., Q, f , xxN ' f X I N a X vb N xx X W xi f x I ix X Q E s X c x N X X1 gf S :z , x f K ,lf -+55 ' CROSS COUNTRY Frosh Breaks School Record Freshmen Mark Plank and Kevin Leinbach set the pace for the young Cross-Country team. Plank was undefeated in dual meet competition. He broke a school record for the five-mile run with a time of 26:24. Both Mark and Kevin earned a place on the All-District 21 Cross-Country Team. Coach John lngold called them the best, youngest duo in District 21 lngold commended the rest of the team as well, stating that this was the first year Goshen has had six runners under 30 minutes. The team finished third in the Mid-Central Conference standings, which ties a previous high. The men's track team was hindered by the size of their squad. Spread over winter and a spring term, the untimely track season attracted only seven participants. The Leafs finished fourth in the conference, led once again by Plank and returning Ietterman David Rusterholtz. In two meets Plank swept first place in the 10,000-, 5000-, and 1500-meter runs. He was running close to 10 miles per meet. Mark Plank, Kevin Leinbach GOLF Veteran Views Bright Future Junior Dave Weaver, the oldest golfer on the team, predicts a bright future for the young squad, as characterized by this season. The golfers improved throughout the season, winning two of their final three matches. ln the last contest they came within a single stroke of victory and within five strokes of a school record. At the end of the season, however, the overall record was 2-4. A r , - ,j. Brent Troyer lan . ,rw W-W v.. Wow .umm 8 w-manually 4', is ew, .9 Q A L,:,.k,:x ,4.L X ,, Vim., ' 'Irxw-iw'-L :ii V1'lSt3kf393Ee5fISwg if .A Dave Weaver Dave Weaver, Alan Weldy, Brent Troyer, Steve Brydge, Brent Miller, Coach John lngold. Wes Bontreger 8-NX , N it V tx: x X BASEBALL Positive Attitude Strengthens Team lt was an interesting year, commented Coach Harold Yoder. I've never had a team that worked harder or had a better attitude. The hard work and attitude paid off when the Leafs finished the season in third place in the Mid-Central College Conference, although their 4-4 record reflected some ups and downs. Senior outfielder Pete Hershey was elected to the All-Conference team because of his fielding strength and his batting average of .328. Randy Stuckey Coach Sarge Yoder DEA Fl JAY CL' z o l l1 ni CD -Ph NI . IX lll I V 'W ll ..llIlIl' --- Eg lo in N fs I fi' 5 5 ml. I 4 I . eg ,J 55 a ' . rr: 9 ml-- Fl 'v'v . 2 -734' EQ!-F HIL. 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F'fth St. h . 533-4186 Feed - Grain - Farm Supplies Western See Us About Summer Employment Poss1b1l1t1es Establ1shed 1902 Douglas at 10th Goshen Ind1ana Phone 533 4126 P ,fi olll ' 'V Q lllllr sl 9 5 ' e do mo e to help mo e peop e in alot of different ways' Specialized savings plans that let Travel Unlimited, complete travel ser- you set your goals and meet them. vices for business or pleasure. Inflation-fighting approaches to A Newcomer Department that tells consumer borrowing. you what you need to know before 14 Josephine 24-hour tellers xmolgnjgltg Elktgart. I d providing cash, checking, ata ervices, ata pro- savings and loan transactions . I cessing for small businesses 24 hours a day. and big corporations. ll EYaan EV Member FDIC . Q' A. ' A. . .S Stutzman Passports Motor Sales Engagements Specializing in GM Executive Cars Custom Processing Portraits Seniors f? T ' 0 R lu lor X US 33 West Goshen, Indlgng INDIANA 46526 533-3885 533-3744 3 COMMEFICIALWNDUSTRIAL - - -. - AERIALQWEDDING Our Aim Satisfaction A 9- T Judd D uq GOSHEN: West in the Chicago- Pike Plaza 533-2685 East next to the Holiday Inn 533-9412 H 0 M E LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO INC up n 212 WE-ST-WASHINGTON STREET, EESHEF, 'I N6TANA.... Subslduary of Walter Kndde 81 Company Inc MANUFACTURING AUTOMGTIVE ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS Coshe-n,Ind1ana swl1'cl-:Es 1' 1 .. -. - Q '. Parkszde M ore! TV - AIR CON DITION ED - HOT WATER HEAT HOME AWAY FROM HOME ON HIGHWAY I5 SOUTH 1509 so. MAIN ST. GOSHEN. INDIANA , ..' Going somewhere? We'd like to help. Menno-Travel Service 3103. Mainifloshen Indiana-N533-3136 LICHTI S FOREIGN CAR SERVICE 806 Logan Goshen As Elkhart's oldest and largest indus- I n trial concern, we look to nearby high schools for future employees. You could be in the Left ,,, ,,,,,, M e Russell Harris Concord 73 Works with computers planning our management organizahor Debra Strauss Elkhart Memonal 73 Helps plan worldwide travel for our executives Pat Murphy Elkhart Central 69 - Is a technical secretary IH our Flavors Department -5.575 Gary Greer Goshen 70 quality of our electronic medical Instruments Ken Dorrner Jlmtown 72 Handles shipping In one of our warehouses 'VH'-E5 IVl1Ies Laboratones Inc 111 Elkhart Ir1d1ana I O . : I I l. I . X 1 ', , 3 . ' it , -2 ' .U Ifr- , ,yc,, . A ,. Helps assure the high .ggi 'Ig ,K n . - . , . . 'ff' 1 C4191 445-2070 A 23 33 Archbold ohio 0 0 '7 8. W M WORI.D'S LARGEST FARM MACH NERY ucv ON Provessed Poultry A 7 BFS Troyer s Poultry Inc Box 708. Goshen. Indiwna 465.26 Y Phone. .219--533-030.2 L1berty Homes, Inc T A '51 -:S 9' - , ,'! ' L J Q 0 I AUCTIONS 2' 5 4 TUES MONTHLY I A n f ' 'I 5 ,A A' '-4.1 and Other Food Products 4 r qv 7 roy g A '+P C b A 'Dfw' v fx' V I 4 , . N l I C K f - ' , . . I O Our Goal 'f' I- To provide a quality product at a reasonable Price. 'S To provide steady employment for many area w WOODWORKWG COMPANY residents. To provide a good working environment for our employees. To provide a good standard of living for each employee, with adequate wages and benefits. To provide the opportunity for employees to share company profits in return for the investment of their time and talent in Sauder Woodworking Company. 'Ns.. 3' Wi'- fir? --ax. M as-Qu.. Q f-if 4101: .1 Hb I , . : ' . ' . z w 'J F ?-,JI B at-. J ' Q I ,,.-NHT. L A . ...E :mir 1 V 4 'I rf 1 - bb - ' 1 ' 'IL . . r Q., ' . is ' .1' ' e 1 n if , ' ' . --...Je . -, -V ' 2 L'-A . ' ' Q, ' . . 1 h.. . Q D 4 V . . 4 U in 1 ' . . - X . in - , '- i -L .al 'O' -'Q V 'J -1 , r ,L . , .. in , s. .. f. . Q -'D . 1 f .a .i-1 ' A 0- ., GK ' ' - .,f ' . sk ' -v 5 , 1 ' - '9 ' ' 4 as- i -v. ' , .51 . Q .5 ,F I f ' , ' 'I . ' ' . f' -. . ' 1 .' ' 5 .um 99, .,. V, -V ia, - N r -L . :gk , 'L ,, fx-fs 4 2 3 . 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ArChb0lUQ OI'ii6 ':' 'C' 446-2547 Buffet Dlnlng Over 130 items to choose from 533 9723 Open 6 days a week 6 AM - 8 PM Old-Fashioned Farmers 'Market meimsyngfijntgggn twem Zwdltmknt Pf.D0lERSVlllP6ERESlNRlNT es 15 RH, 932334, Elkhart County s Only Ped lers' Village I SUPPLIES OUR NHHML FOODCSPUD BNI ,sh A wx s 5 -IU 'lf 3. -X 'Ilus Is'IheWood Heater 'Ih-at PeopleTalk About In lt's Shenand 'ah 5 retenu an Warm' R-76, designed to O 4-6 rw rn: fand. convert wood or coal into 'ontinuous once y u :ee the savings, warms y ur economical heat with a minimum of heart a: well effort Come' with automatic bi-metal , F'-0 B thermostat for temperature regulation, b 9' VA 22501 airtight construction for heat contr I, and 9-inch tirebnck lining for heat i f it M' ff 1' IM 1228 IIZIZ '33 -9514 G shtn. Indiini Johnson Controls Inc. Control Products Division C 1302 :Ast Moreno: sneer GOSHEN INDIANA MANUFACTURERS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROLS ' DOZIGZSTIC S Maln ' COMMERCIAL AND A Goshen Indiana Downtown Goshen o INDUSTRIAL APPLICA TIONS ff o o 4,2-vt F Chicago Pike' Plaza .13 .L U X f 1 Goshen Sash 8z Door Co Dependable Woodwork Since 1869 -'F 5-in fur Parkside Pharmacy 1501 S Main St Goshen, Indiana K :ref MQW uglnlls ooh St PPLl CEN TER Vt1reoPrudenlm Steel Bulldm s E E Farm Supplles Bullders Needs CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT 449 0815 LIVESTOCK AUCTION Everw Mondax and Thursdax 445 2010 South Deflance Street Arch bold. Ohio Your Most Complete Market Center Open 7 Days a Week LUNCHES DINNERS U S 33 WEST DIANA GOSHEN IN Phone 533-2568 PPIIVATE BANOUET FIOOMS for All Kinds of Parties Also Carry-Out Service HOFFMANS For Complete Tire Service Passenger-Truck-Farm Tractor TIRE STORE hitches and trsilsr' accessories 1513 E. Lincoln Ave. Goshen Ind. American Motors American Motors Car 81 Jeep Elkhart County s Oldest AMC and Jeep Dealer Lechlltner Motor Sales, Inc 1202 W. Pike St. Telephone 12191 533-4119 GOSHEN INDIANA 46526 NORTHWEST 1 SILO f n I l l 1 un i - 1.1 1 1-- 1-Q :ng 1.- 1-- SATCJ Ji DDJH1 JR Sauder Manufacturmg Interlor and Church Furnlture Archbold. Ohio 14193 445-7670 LMUUJELLMUURUSS Nletal Frammg Dlvlslon E' D . . E ' 6526 , ' ' supersrrure Goshen New Car 81 Truck Dealers Assoelatlon bw Qyidyggev The Qld Bam Restaurant Chugt CPla1n, Qmoklq Famlly Style Dmmg Thgeshers Buffet t fbg, l-lay Loft Buffeteua 9012! gc d Ph 4l9f445 2231 Northeast of Archbold Ohzo F e5l1 Baked Pes Rolls and B ead ' Hours MUSEUM FARM AND CRAFT VILLAGE Dale and LeAnna Gautsche Sa-ildsr I I I I Midland Ross Corporataon Midland Floss Corporation 802 :senhower r N B45 mbarcadero Goshen, Indiana 4 Oakland Calufornla 94606 0 4 5 l l l 1 H aa I ll ' I' . o 0 Q ,7 ' Q., ,,., f K .l I l l l . J.. 'L . 9 Satur a Nights X CL , n 0 ' Q Noon , T 1 , T Monday thru Saturday 10,5 lVlOD ily fl'lI'U S Ll Y Closed bundav Cloqed Sunday Ph 419K-145-0321 Allen and Donna Gnagey OHS f I l , - ' Q ' , L Y I ,f y I-My o' y 1 ,O 1 -ff' -1 -- O Q -La--Q . -Y H JFS? f' L- ' ::- ' XX XX X 4 ' 41 G.C. Alumni Congratulate X b u I t E, The Graduates 1, gi 1 l .ll -D A TT W. QQQQ ,vwywf g'7 4 ' ' I ' I A 1 f, lf!4l1l-f ' i ' W i- - g lm COD l L Ufiglli ge W .aiiaesefr it E : fig se A M . .Cx ff K ' dr ' xox Illlilir ,f 'F K X . l X' di X l 'x CUSTOMBUILT 1, . . . 0 . cABlNrmv I Individualized Kitchens and Baths f 2116 W. Wilden Ave., Goshen Q As well as Hutches, Bookcases and Desks ,Across me tracks from Supersteer g k We use only select hardwoods such as Maple, Beechnut, Oak, Ash, on U.S. 33 Westy Cherry 8 Walnut, with hundreds of door style combinations and Phone: 533-0388 hand-rubbed finishes to choose from. f X X KX:-I y v . l :A iff I .ss ag as e-- f -ff, fee f WAUSEON WOODWORKING CO. . er Suppliers. Designers and Builders For Over 40 Years Lumber - Hardware - Millwork 247 N. Brunell St. Department Store Wauseon. Ohio Across from the Courthouse In Downtown Goshen - V- M- V f .... va-mi E'5 if ig l For mid morning munchles luscious luncheons tea time tidbits or twilight treats mmmnmSNACKSHOP LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Archboid, Ohio NOFZIGER DOOR SALES, INC. Garage Doors and OpenersArchboId, Ohio FREY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Route 1 Wauseon, Ohio KERCHER'S OLD BARN FARM MARKET South on Indiana 15 Goshen, Indiana SNYDER'S MEN'S SHOP 126 S. Main St. Goshen, Indiana FARMERS' 8m MERCHANTS' STATE BANK Archbold-Wauseon-Stryker, Ohio CALVIN SHORT-LONNIE SHORT Reai Estate, insurance, Auction Archbold, Ohio SNlDER'S Leading Jewelers 128 S. Main Street, Goshen LIECHTY MOTORS Box 217 Archbold, Ohio ARCHBOLD EQUIPMENT COMPANY North on Route 66 Archbold, Ohio INDEX Abdalla, Brady Abdi, Farah H. 62 Abebe, Barbara 62 Abebe, Solomon 62 Abebe, Zenebe 122 Abromski, J. Doug Ackley, Pamela 86 Acosta, David 86 Agane, Jeanne Beachy, Jonathan 62 Beachy, Katherine Beachy, Kenton Beachy, Nathan 86, 142 Beachy, Philip Beachy, Rosene 86 Bechler, Curtis 86 Bechtel, Erma Beck, Ervin 33, 122 Bomberger, Irvin 3, 80 Bontrager, Bonita 63 Bontrager, Deloris 87 Bontrager, Pamela 87 Bontrager, Patricia Bontrager, Robert 63 Bontrager, Stanley Bontreger, Miriam 130 Bontreger, Wesley 25, 87, Ali, Abdi Albrecht, Alfred 122 Albrecht, James Albrecht, M. Grace 86 Albrecht, Patricia 62, 66, 72, 135, 140 Albrecht, Albrecht, Sharon Tomas 62 Alderfer, Amy B6 Beck, Gloria 86, 135, 141 Beck, Kent 86 Beck, Thomas 48, 62, 14 Becker, Brian 80 Becker, Byron Bedsworth, Joyce 122 Beechy, Atlee 122 Beitler, Karen 62 Belser, Ann 86 2, 143 Chupp, Sharon 64 Bender, Ali, Christie Alice 62, 136 137, 147 Borntrager, Bonnie 87 Bowman, Anna 35, 122 Bowman, Dale 32, 63 Bowman, M. Beth 87 Boyer, Karen 87 Boynton, Thomas Brady, Kell 87, 136 Brandenberger, Jeanne 87 Breckbill, Don 87 Carman, Judith Cart, Rodney Caskey, Douglas 89 Cassel, Carmen 89 Cassim, Rechad 64, 137 Castellon, Idna 64 Castor, Randy 89 Castro, Albert 16, 89 Cender, Beth 64, 135 Cender, Charlene 89 Chae, Sookwon Charles, Sylvia Shirk Charles, Thomas 27, 139 Christner, Donna 64 Christner, Eric 89 Christophel, Susan 90 Chupp, Mark 90 Chupp, Patti 90, 119, 136 Clemens, Ali, Joseph Allebach, Kevin Allen, James 86 Alvarado, Victoria Alvarez, Rose 86 Amstutz, H. Clair 124 Bender, Deborah 26 Bender, Jean Bender, Joan 86 Bender, Linford 87 Bender, Mary 122- Bender, Michael 63 Brenneman, Joe 87 Brenneman, Jonathan 87 Brenneman, Robert 89 Brenneman, Steve 89 Brenneman, Timothy 89 Bretz, Dave 80, 89 Berkey, Anita 63, 72 Amstutz, Mary 122 Amstutz, Rodney 39, 86 Anderson, Craig Anderson, David Anderson, Peter Andriotis, Sandra Antonakis, Nick Archibald, William 86 Ardeel, Debbie 44, 62 Armstrong, Celia Asaoka, Hisa Aschliman, Kathryn 122 Askew, Gary Assefa, Dagne Atnafu, Hared Augsburger, Audrey 86, 134 Augsburger, Deborah Augustson, Jeanne 62 Bachman, Daniel 62 Bachman, Marianne Baer, Heidi 86, 109, 134 Baergen, Doreen 86 Bair, James Ballard, Deborah Balmer, Janet Balzano, Teresa 86 Bare, Lois 62 Bare, Rita 62, 141 Barker, Carol Barkman, John 62 Bartel, Marvin 127 Bartel, David Bartel, Natalie 86 Barth, Michael Basinger, Jerome 86, 116 Bauer, Shirley Benner, Joanne 87 Berkey, Craig 63 Berkey, David Berkey, Debra 87 Berkey, Janice Berkey, Rosina Berry, Lee Roy Bertsche, Daniel 23, 87, 120 Brilhart, Daniel 89 Britton, Annette Chupp, Teresa 90 Claassen, Ruth 64 Clark, Connie 130 Claude, Colette 64 Clayton, Brian Clemens, Donald Frederick 64 Clemens, James 42, 122 Broaddus, Darrell 122 Brookmyer, P. Jane Brown, Cheryl Brown, Kathi 89 Brown, Robert Brubacher, Valerie 16, 38, Brubaker, Betty 89 89 Bertsche, Laurie 87, 135 Berube, Nancy 87 Beun, Johanna 63 Beyeler, D. Scott 87 Beyeler, Jackie 87, 134 Beyler, C. Jean 63 Bigler, Elaine 87, 109, 135,136,140,141 Birkey, Robert 122 Birky, David 87, 139 Birky, Fanni Birky, Pamela Birky, Wilbur 32, 122 Bishop, Bruce 14 Bishop, C. Franklin 122, 127 Bishop, Suzanne 87 Bixler, Ingrid 87 Bixler, Samuel Blackburn, Peggy 45, 63 Blasing, Jeanne 87 Blessing, Carolyn 87 Brubaker, Cynthia 58, 89 Brubaker, Debra Brubaker, Dianne 89 Brubaker, James 35, 75 Brubaker, Jay 26, 29, 63 Brubaker, Laura 89 Brubaker, Susan 89 Blickenstaff, Marvin Baugher, Nancy 86 Bauman, Beth 86 Bauman, Charlotte 86 Bauman, Dianne Bauman, Leon Bauman, Rebecca Beachy, Barbara 86, 134 Beachy, Bryan 86 Beachy, Joanne 86 Blosser, Bonnie 63 Blosser, Carolyn 130 Blosser, Don 122, 124 Blosser, John Blosser, Lois 87 Blum, Gail Boehr, Brenda 87 Boehr, Doris 49, 63 Bohn, Emily 57, 63, 75 Boise, Karen Bolinger, Susan Bolton, Torrie 13 Bomberger, Catherine Bomberger, E. Douglas 21, 87 Brunk, Donald 89 Brunk, M. Kathleen 89 Bryant, Tamara 89 Brydge, Steve 146 Bucher, Carol 63 Buckwalter, Stephen Buckwalter, William 89, 139 Budd, Laura 89 Buller, Charles 89 Buller, Mary 89 Buller, Royce 143 Burkhalter, Sheryl 63 Burkholder, Gerald Burkholder, J. Lawrence 47, 75 Burkholder, J. R. 122 Burkholder, Rebecca 89 Burkholder, Samuel 66 Burlison, Thelma Buschert, John Buschert, Robert 122 Bustos, Steve 89 Byler, Mose Byler, Patricia Calhoun, Mary 89, 118 Campbell, Linda 64, 72 Cantu, David 2,64 Carbaugh, Barbara 64, 135, 140, 141, 144 Clemens, Marie 130 Clemens, Philip 21, 122 Clemmer, Lisa 90, 134 Clyde, April 37, 90 Cober, Lynette 64 Coffman, Dave Coggan, Sean Colbourn, Charles 90, 137 Collins, Debra 90 Collins, Patricia Collins, Stephen 90 Contreras, Esther 90 Contreras, Olga Cooke, Cynthia Cooper, Sandra 90 Coughenour, Colleen Coverly, Robyn 64 Coyne, Daniel 2, 64, 80 Cressman, Erik 90 Cressman, H. Dale 64 Cressman, William 67, 104 Cripe, Linda 67 Cripe, Ruth Crouse, Terri 90 Croyle, Nancy 90 Cruz, Miquel 90, 119 Cullar, Kenneth 90 Culver, Wesley Curry, Dorothy Cutrell, Merrie Daley, Mary 67 Danforth, Mark Davidhizer, Marcille 130 Davis, Judith DeBliek, Sharon DeLeon, Samuel De Shield, Michael 67 Delagrange, Julie Delgardo, Adrianne 90 Denlinger, Joyce 67 Derstine, John Desai, Sandhya 90 Detweiler, Dawn 90 Detweiler, Debra 67 Detweiler, G. Michael Detweiler, Jay Detweiler, Sherry 90 Diener, Diane 90 Diener, Julia 14,67 Hofer, Sharla 70 Diener, Kristin 11, 25, 90 Diener, Myron 90 Diller, Carolyn Dittus, David Djelantik, Merti 90 Dobberteen, Mary Lyn 67 Dolby, Laura Douma, Berniece Drake, Deb 67 Drescher, L. Gregory Drescher, Rose 90 Driver, Evelyn 122 Drolet, Nita Drudge, Myrna 24, 67 Dueck, Carolyn 90 Dueck, Evelyn 90 Eash, Beverly 90 Eash, Heidi Eash, Kristine 91 Eberly, Marcella 67 Eberly, Mary 91, 118 Ebersole, Jon 27, 91 Eby, Donald 56, 91 Eby, Douglas Edwards, Kenneth Egli, Karen 67, 140, 141 Ehnle, Joy Eigsti, Calvin 91 Eigsti, Randall 91, 139 Eitzen, Dirk 67 Eitzen, Laura 91 Elliot, Caroline 91 Elliott, Cora Engelberth, Debra 67 Enns, Terri 67 Epp, Rhonda Ernst, Joan 68 Esau, Jean 91 Esch, Marvin 91 Esh, Calvin 91, 139 Eyer, Karen Falb, Timothy Falcon, C. Judith 91 Falcon, Rafael 40, 122 Farmer, Kimberly 37, 91 Farmwald, Hal 91, 142, 143 Farmwald, Kevin Fath, Randal Fedderke, Debra Fenton, Joanna Fenton, Willard 25, 68 Fike, Douglas 85 Fisher, Carolyn Fisher, Elizabeth 68 Fisher, John 122 Fisher, Susan 68 Flint, Catherine Flisher, Sylvia 91 Flora, Jill 91 Flores, Fidencia 40,91 Flowers, Stephanie 91, 96 Francell, Claire 122 Franz, Adena 91 Frederick, Charles 68, 118 Frederick, Christine 44, 91 Frederick, Maryanne 91 Frederick, Mary 91 Freed, Esther Freed, J. Lamar 10 Freed, Sheryl 91 Fretz, Bonita Frey, Dayton 68, 72 Frey, Wendy 91 Freyenberger, Carmen 91 Friesen, Gregg 91 Friesen, Laura 58 Friesen, Shirley 130 Frisbie, William 91 Fritz, Cynthia Fritz, Marlene Froese, Julie 55, 140, 141 Fry, Penny 91 Fulle, Laurie 92 Funk, David 92 Gachanja, Mwangi 92 Gamber, Carol 68 Gamber, David Garber, Connie Good, Thomas 92 Goode, Robert 142 Goodman, Michael Gotwals, Joan 94 Graber, Ann 69, 72, 176 Graber, Carol 94 Graber, David B. 69, 94 Graber, David G. Graber, Douglas 94 Graber, Galen 94, 139 Graber, John 94 Graber, Marilyn Graber, Mark Graber, Millard Graber, Patricia 69 Graber, Rodney 94 Gardner, Brian Gardner, Merritt Gardner, Michael Gardner, Ruth Ann 122, 131 Gardner, Timothy Garl, Ann 92,135 Gascho, Jenny 11 Gautsche, Jeff Gautsche, Ladell 92 Gaylord, Jud 92, 101 Geigley, Nelson 92 Geiser, Carole Geiser, Erin Geiser, Jonathan Geiser, Ned 92 Geiser, Pauline 92 Geiser, Pearl Gerber, Laverne 92 Gerber-Shank, Jean Graber, Sibyl 30, 69, 85 Graber, Sidney 69, 109 Grady, Denise Graybill, Cheryl 94 Greaser, Leon 69 Green, Donald 79 Grenert, Nancy 94 Grieser, Dale Grieser, Michael 94 Grieser, Sara 69 Groce, Kimberly Groff, Daryl 4, 139 Groff, David Groff, E, Lois 94, 134 Groff, Robert 94 Groh, J. Michael 94,117 Groh, J. Mark 94 Gross, Suzanne 24 Gross, Valerie 27, 29, 94, 101 Grove, Stanley 3, 36 Gulaid, Ali Gunden, Burdette Hartwig, Barbara Hartzler, Cynthia Hartzler, Dwain 122, 139 Hartzler, Faith Hartzler, Murray 70, 139 Hartzler, Tina 70 Harvey, Regina 94 Heatwole, Joanne 94 Heatwole, Steven 94 Heflin, Daniel 95 Hege, Harold Hege, Lydie 70 Heiser, Anita 70 Heiser, Jeryl 95, 112 Helmuth, Betty 95,135 Helmuth, Debra King 70, 176 Helmuth, Elaine Helmuth, Mervin 122 Helmuth, Robin 125 Henderson, Donald Henderson, Robyn Hennessy, Kevin Henry, L. Carolyn 95 Hepler, Deborah 95 Herendeen, Steven Hernandez, Magdaleno 95 Hernandez, Martha Hernandez, Ramiro Hernandez, Samuel Herr, A. Chris 95 Herr, Jean 95 Herschberger, C. Wade Herschberger, Pamela Herschberger, Terry 95 Hershberger, Abner 125, 128 Hershberger, Anne 125 Hershberger, Bernie 95 Hershberger, Brooke Gerig, Beth 3, 68, 85 Gerig, Kevin 92 Gerig, Rich Gerig, Winston 2, 68, 72 Hershberger, Delvin 95 Hershberger, Marcella 95 Hershberger, Paul 95 Hershberger, Robert Gibson, Charles 58 Gibson, Steven 68 Gilliom, Richard 92 Gingerich, Charlotte 68, 136 Gingerich, James 68 Gingerich, John 68 Gingerich, Juanita 92 Gingrich, Brian 92 Gingrich, Jon 92 Gunden, Coralee Gunden, Elizabeth Gunden, Ruth 122 Gushwa, Carol Guth, Alice Gutierrez, Leoncio Haarer, Eric Haarer, Janet 94 Hackett, Ann Hadley, Douglas 94 Haffner, Cindy Hagans, Louis Hershey, H. Peter 139 Hertzler, Emily 95, 136 Hertzler, James 125 Hertzler, Mary Hertzler Hess, J. , Nancy Daniel 125, 128 Hess,Joy 136 Hess, Philip 139 Gingrich, Larry Gingrich, Pam Dintaman 130 Gingrich, Paul 122, 123 Gleysteen, Linda 92 Glick, Craig 92 Glick, Jacqueline 92 Glick, Jane 92 Glick, John 68 Glick, Maria 92 Glick, S Craig 92 Gnagey, Gail 92 Goering, Michelle 92 Goetz, Joanne 68 Gold, Edward Good Barbara Good Beth Good, Christine 92 Good Deborah 92 Good, Delmar 34, 122 Good, Gloria Shenk 130 Good, Howard 69 Good, Joanne 69 Good, Steven J. 92 Good, Steven R. 92 Hagans, Yolanda Hagen, Kathy Haidet, Jean 94 Haines, Deborah 69 Haines, Stephanie 94 Hall, M. Beth 69 Hall, Thomas 94 Hamiel, Jayne Hammes, Carolyn Hammond, Richard Hammond, Richard Handrich, Joetta 69 Harder, Carol 69 Harder, Kathleen 39, 94 Harder, Maryann 69 Harder, Sharon 94 Harder, Wilma 94, 120 Harkins, Mary 94 Harley, David 35 Harnish, Carol Harnly, Carolyn 94 Hart, Je ff Hartman, Rita 14, 69 Hartman, Sherry Hiebert, John 95 High, Cheryl 95 Hilliard, Tamera Hirschy, Karen 130 Hite, Pamela 95 Hochstedler, Kevin 95, 142 Hochstedler, Shirleen Hochstetler, J. Lee 95 Hochstetler, Kathryn Hochstetler, Kenneth 95 Hochstetler, Ritch Hoefle, Jay Hoefle, Joel 95 Hogue, Pamela 95 Holaway, Brent 21, 66, 70, 95 Holaway, Bruce Holdeman, Cynthia 26, 58, 95 Hollinger, l, Wilmer Hollinger, Ruth Holmes, Grace Holsopple, Curt 130 Holsopple, Don 130 Holsopple, Edith 130 Holsopple, Joyce Hoogenboom, Charlotte Hooley Hooley Eric Mary Louise 95 Hooley Michael Hooley Renee 95 Hooley Rosemary 38,95 Hooley, Timothy Hoover, Felix 95, 143 Hoover Lisa 70 Hoover, Randal Hoover, Rick Hoover, Roger Horner, Carl 97 Horst, Daniel 97 Horst, David 97 Horst Gary Horst, Joyce 12, 70, 72 Horst Lita 97,135 Horst Mardene 70 Horst Pamela 97,135 Horst, R. Edward 97 Horst, Randall 97 Horton, Nathan Hoskins, Bonnie Hostetler, Anne 33, 58, 70 Hostetler, Debra 125 Hostetler, Donna 70 Hostetler, Marcella 97 Hostetler, Marvin 70 Hostetler, Miriam 70 Hostetler, Nancy Hostetler, Rebecca 97 Hostetler Richard Lehman Hostetler, Robert 97 Houser, Tamra Hubbard, David Huber, Susan Hudicourt, Brigitte 97 Huffman, Cynthia 70 Huffman, Dennis 14, 32, 73 Hughes, Carla 97 Hunsberger, Arlin 125 Hurd, Carol Hurst, Dianne 44, 45, 80, 97 Huse, Barbara 97 Huss, Cheryl lgney, Mark Imhoff, Sanford 97 lngold, John 125,146 Ito, Seiko 97 Jacobs, Merle 3, 36, 125 Jackson, Craig Jackson, Michael Jantz, Jeff 97 Jantze, Lynne 55, 97 Janzen, Don 73 Jarvis, Steven Jenkins, Jennifer 97 Jenkins, W. Michael 97 Jeschke, Marlin 41, 125 Jines, Jan Jirreh, Ahmed 97 Johns, Steven 97 Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Michael 73 Jones, Eddie Jones, Kevin 54, 97 Kampen, Erika 73 Kanagy, Kent 97 Kantz, Diane 97 Kaser, Brent 97 Kauffman, Barry 97 Kauffman, Daniel 125 Kauffman, David 97, 142, 14 3 Kauffman, Dennis 4, 36, 125 Kauffman, Douglas 98 Kauffman, J. Howard Kauffman, J. Kenneth 73, 139 Kauffman, Janet Kauffman, Jeff 98 Kauffman, Joann 98, 141 Kauffman, Jon 98 Kauffman, Judy Kauffman, Karen 130 Kauffman, Karla 73 Kauffman, Kristine 98 Kauffmann , Duane 34 Kauffmann, James 139 Kauffmann, Norman Kauffmann, Ruth Kaufman, Kerwin 98 Kaufman, Kevin Kaufman, Myrna 130 Kaufman, Rod 98 Kaufman, Thomas Kreider, Carl 125 Kreider, J. Robert 125 Kreider, Jacqueline 99 Kreider, Thomas Kremer, Rodney 74 Longacre, Glen 100 Longacre, Rhonda 5 Lopez, Mario Lopez, Samuel Lord, Beverly Bowen Kucik, Naomi 74 Kuder, Barbara 99 Kuhl, Rebecca Kuhns, Evelyn 58 Kulp, Richard Kurtz, Sherri Lai, Shean-Lee 3, 99 Lanctot, Donald Landis, Anita 99, 109, 117 Landis, Dlann 99 Landis, Douglas 99 Landis, Joy Neumann 74, 176 Landis, Karen 99 Lapp, David 99 Lapp, John A. 125 Lapp, John F. 99 Loshbough, Carol Lowe, Michelle Lowe, Pamela Loy, Susan Lucas, Susan 74 Luczkowski, Jeanette 100, 136 Lund, Brian Luthra, Anita Lynn, MariLynn MacDonald, Dennis 41 MacDonald, Diane 41 Magal, Patricia 100, 109, 134 Magal, Phyllis 30 Manickam, Timothy 100 Mann, Brent 100 Mann, Eric 100 Kaufmann, Paul 98 Kaufmann, Phillip Kautz, Kathy 98 Keck, Tammy Keenan, Sylva 130 Kehler, Cheryl 98 Kehr, Bryan 98 Kehr, Robert Keim, John 98 Kemrer, Linda 73 Kenagy, Kathy 98, 117 Kenagy, Marguerite 15 Kennel, Janice Kennel, Lynette 98 Kessler, Melody King, David Lapp, Ronald 74 Lapp, Sandi 99 Larsen, Delaine Laur, Christopher Leal, Theresa 99 Leatherman, Brent Leatherman, Diane 99 Leatherman, Duane Lebold, Ruth Lechlitner, Michael 21 LeCount, Brenda 130 Lederach, Becky Lederach, Deborah 44, 74, Lederach, Ketrina 99 Lee, Suelyn 99, 120 Lehman, Deanne 99 Mann, Gail 100 Mann, Mitch 100 Mann, Stacy Mann, Terri 100 Mark, David 100, 109 Mark, Jeff Mark, Susan 74 Mark, Wesley 100 Marquardt, Patricia 100 Marroquin, Fernando 100 King, Emily 73 Eric 99, 139 King, K. Scott King, Kenneth 125 King, Kristina 98 King, Miriam 98 King, Rodney King, Stanley 98 King, Susan 98 Kinney, Sarah Kinzie, Jerilee 73 Kisare, Khoja 73 Klassen, James 4, 73 Klassen, Loretta 98 Klassen, Keim Klink, Charles 125 Klink, Paul 37, 55, 98 Kloepfer, Deborah 98 Klopfenstein, Debbie 98 Koch, Jane 73 Koch, Sheila 98 Koehn, Anne Birky 125 Koshmider, Kathleen 73 Koshmider, John 98 Krabill, David 98 Krabill, Jean 98 Krabill, Willard Krahn, Kevin 98 Krall, Beth 98 Krall, Carl Krall, Ruth Kramer, Maryette 99 Kratz, Patrice 99 Kratz, Randall 73 Kraus, C. Norman 124, 125 Kraybill, Janet 25, 58, 99, 101 Kraybill, Leon 11 Krehbiel, Kathryn 73 Krehl, Cheryl 74 Lehman, Gretta 99 Lehman, J. Stanley 99 Lehman, Janet 99 Lehman, Joel 99 Lehman, Laurie 99 Lehman, Lynn 74 Lehman, Peter Lehman, Reuel 130 Lehman, Scott 99 Leichty, Mark 99, 101 Leichty, Phil 99 Leidig, Shari 99 Leinbach, Gloria Leinbach, Kevin Leiva, Salomon 100 Lemon, Joann 100, 144 Martin, Anita 45, 74 Martin, Anne 100 Martin, Beth Martin, Corrine 74 Martin, Elaine 54, 100 Martin, Gail 102 Martin, Galen 57, 66, 74,85 Martin, Harriet Martin, Keith 102 Martin, Kenneth 76 Martin, Kent Martin, Melissa 4,120 Martin, Paul Martin, Paula 102 Martin, Peggy 76 Martin, Philip Martin, R. Elaine 58 Martin, Rebecca 58, 102 Martin, Roger 102, 142 Martin, Stephen 21, 76 Martin, Torrie 102 Masingila, Adamson 102 Mason, Patrice Lerch, Laura 100 Lerch, Natalie 100 Lerch, Nicole 74 Lerch Robbin 74 Liby, Pamela 100 Liechty, Jane 44 Liechty, Mark 5, 100 Mast, Cheryl 102, 134, 140, 14 Mast, Conrad 76 Mast, Duane 93 Mast, Gwendolyn 93, 102 Mast, Keith 102 Mast, Teresa 76 Matakatla, Rebecca 102 Liechty, Martha 58 Liechty, Mary 125 Liechty, Mary Liechty, Michael 2 Liechty, Russel 125 Lind, Janet 100 Lind, Lorna 74 Lindsay, Nicholas Linnenkamp, Kim Litwiller, Fred 125 Litwiller, Michael 100 Litzenberger, Cindy 38, 58, 100 Loewen, Velma 130 Long, Kristen 100 Mathews, Jayne 76 Matsuda, Seiichi 27, 29, 101, 102 Maust, Anita 102 Mazumdar, Mrinalini 102, 119, 152 McCammon, Don 125 McCloskey, Lorie McFadden, Joyce McCloughen, Vicki McGuire, Vera McKay, Jennifer McLaughlin, Becky 102, 134 McNeir, Debora Oyer, Jo Murphy, Molly 37, 105 Mellinger, Julie 102,135 Millinger, Sherry 102 Mendoza, Adrian 76 Mendoza. Eddie 7 Mercer, Paul 102 Metzle Metzle Metzle Metzle Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Mikel, Millen, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, r, Gretchen 102,121 r,Jamie 102 r,Julie 76 r, Malcolm 102 Anne John 102 Kathryn 102 Mary 102 Martha 102 James Angela 102 Ann 29,102 Anthony 102 Arthur Benjamin 76 Brent D. 103,66 Brent R. 103,146 Brian 101,103 Cecilia 103 Charles 103 Craig Crandall 12,103 David 125 Denise 103 Derrick Dirk 76 Emily G, Edward Gail 103 Glenda Ida 76 James 103 Janis 76 Jeri 76,176 John 142 Joyce 103 Karen Karla 103,120 Kathy 103 Kenneth C. 5, 37, 76 Kenneth E. X Kenneth L. 103 Kevin J. 103 Kevin M, Korla 58,103,176 Lavina 77 Lee 36,77 Marjorie 103 Mark 101 Martha 77 Mary Mary Anne 130 Miriam L. 103 Miriam L. 103 Paul 103 Philip 56,77 Phyllis 103 Reyna 103,134 Roberta 77 Rochele 103 Rollin 77 Ruth 7,103 Sanford 103 Shari 77 Sharla 16, 24, 77 Sheryl' 77 Stanley 103 Timothy Wendell 103 William 125 Milne, Ronald 125 Miranda, Lourdes Mire, Osman 77, 103 Mishler, Dennis 103 Mishler, Marjorie Mishler, Robert 103, 142, 143 Mojica, Gerardo Mojica, Victor 77 Montgomery, Kay Mort, Jerry 105 Moser, Karen Mosteller, Alfreda 105 Olson, Randy Ondiek, Sally Ortiz, Santiago Osborne, Marylin 106 Oswald, Beth 106, 140, 141 Oswald, Craig 106 Oswald, Kathy 106 Oswald, Laurie 104, 106, 176 Rittgers, Philip Rittgers, Rebecca 107 Rivera, Orlando 107 Rix, Cheryl 107 Robinson, Lisa Roddy, Mary 78 Rogers, Nancy 15 Rojas, Yolanda 107 Overholt, Mary Lou 106, 116 Overmyer, David Overmyer Karen Roldan, Elisabeth Oyer, Clifford 106 hn 125 Moyer, Jay 105, 139 Mullet, Ken 130 Mumaw, Catherine 124, 125 Mumaw, Klem 105 Mumaw, Mildred Mumaw, Paul 77 Mumma, Kay 44, 75, 77 Oyer, Kathryn Oyer, Mary 126 Oyer, Sarah 21, 78 Oyer, Stanley 78 Parcel, Pamela 106 Parker, Anthony 106 Murray, Kathleen 37, 105 Murray, Paul Musselman, Cecilia 105 Musselman, Karey 105 Musser, Patricia 105 Myer, Sandra 105 Paschke, Barry Peachey, Charles 106 Peachey, Chester 126 Peachey, Ellen 66, 106 Peachey , Sharon 106 Petter, Carolyn 106 Penner, A. Timothy 78 Rosen, Jill Rosich, Bonnie 107 Roth, Alice 126 Roth, Anthony Roth, Audrey 10. 93, 107 Roth Barbara 107 Roth Carolyn 78 Roth Evan 107 Roth John 7,107 Roth Jonathan 126,127 Roth Leslie Roth, Sue 126, 135, 144 Penrose, John Pequeno, Maggie 106 Perez, Benjamin Perez, Daniel 40, 106 Perez, Irving 106 Perkins, David Perlich, Donna Perry, Gayle 135, 140, 145 Peters, Lyle 106 Peter, Randall 106 Peters, Shirley 106 Pfile, Lisa 106 Pfund, Elizabeth 106, 112, 144 Phend, Steven Phillips, Lynda 106 Myers, John Myers, Ralph 105 Nafziger, Beverly 2, 105, 109 Nafziger, Daniel 105 Nafziger, Donna 105 Nafziger, Edith 130 Nafziger, Jackson 105 Nafziger, Jeanette 105 Nafziger, John Nafziger, Joyce Nafziger, Kathleen 105 Nafziger, Maribeth Nafziger, Mark Nafziger, Mary K. Nafziger, Ned 3, 71, 75, 77, 1.76 Nantkes, Larry 77 Nasiatka, Esther 78 Ndlovu, Vivian Nebel, Bethene 78 Neufeld, Martha 105, 135 Neufeld, Ronald Neugebauer, Midge 38 Neumann, Eric Neumann, Lisa 105 Newcomer, Julie 105 Newswanger, R. Bruce 105 Ng Mei-Ching, Rita 105 NQUYSD, Le-Van Nice, Julia 78 Nisley, Douglas 78, 139 Nisley, Kathleen Nisley, Sherry 105 Nissley, Dwight 105 Nissley, Jay 105 Nofziger, Brenda 105 Nofziger, Karen 105 Nofziger, Kristina 105, 135 Nofziger, Samuel ioe North, Brenda 106 North, Rodney 12, 72, 78 Nunez, Efrain 106 Nunez, Eliel 106 Nussbaum, Cindy 78 Nussbaum, Rhonda 130 Nussbaum, Tim 106 Nyce, John Nyce, Philip 106 Nve. Mark Pniiiips, Sergio 107 Piper, Ryan Pittman, Oralea 107 Plank, Audrey 107 Plank, J. Mark 107 Pletcher, Ken 126 Pletcher, Steven 78 Ponzo, Katy Powell, David 107 Preheim Rabasa, Rajkarni Reagan, Reeves, Reeves, , Doyle 126 Elizabeth kar, Bal 107 Gene 126, 142 Kathryn 26, 107 Raymond 107 Reid, Gwendolyn 107, 109 Reimer, Gerhard 126 Reimer, Paul 107 Reimer, Sharon Rempel, Carol Rempel, K. Nadine Rempel, Susan 107 Rempel, Vernon 41 Renshaw, Kathleen 107 Reyes, Leticia 107 Rowe, Christine 107 Royer, Mary 126 Rum, Cynthia 107 Runion, Kristina 27,107 Rupp, Larry 126 Rupp, Rick 107 Rupright, Nora 108 Rusterholtz, David Ruth, Gina 108 Rychener, Brent 108 Rychener, Kent 81 Ryman, Joel 108 Ryman, Timothy 108 Salway, Cathy Sanders, Jeri Sanford, Robert Santiago, Elizabeth 108 Sauder, Connie 108, 11. Sauder, Kevin 108 Sauder, Pamela 108 Sautter, Ronald 108 Savanick, Elsa 81 Sawatsky, Debora 108, 140 141 Sawatsky, Paul 108, 139 Sawatzky, Renee Schantz, Stanley 108 Schelton, Kathy 108 Schertz, Kahlil 108 Schertz, Vernon 126 Schlabach, Beth 108 Schlabach, J. Carlyle 56 Schlabach, Sara Schlabach, Theron 126 Schloneger, Jana 108 Schmitt, Valerie 108 Schmucker, Mark Schmucker, S, Dean 81 Schmucker, Vivian 81 Schmucker, Walter 126 Schneider, Keith 108 Schnurr, Barbara Schrag, Charlotte 81 Schrag, Rosalie 108 Schrag, Ruth Schrock, Ann 31,108 Rheinheimer, Catherine Rhoads, Charles 130 Rich, Miriam 25, 78 Richer, Marcia 107 Richer, Rhonda 16, 43, 78 Riegsecker, Laura 107 Riley, Deborah Ringenberg, Lorie 12, 72, 78 Schrock, Brent 108 Schrock, Daniel 108 Schrock, Deirdre 81 Schrock, Joan 108 Schrock, Karen 108 Schrock, Marlyn 13, 81 Schrock, Tami 81 Schrock, Wanda 108 Schroeder, Jeffrey 110 Schultz, Marcella Schumm, Kristine 110 Schwartz, Rebecca Schwartzentruber, Donita Sellers, Pamela 81 Settles, Charles Seward, Tonya 110 Shami, Saba Shank, Cathy Shank, Rachel 81 Shank, Steven 28 Shantz, Edna 126 Shantz, Lorna 110 Shantz, Melvin 104 Shantz, Steven 110 Shantz, Susan 79,81 Shaum, Donita 81 Shellenberger, Janet Shelly, Mark 81 Shelly, Vicki Shenk, Barbara Shenk, Dale 110 Shenk, Doris 81 Shenk, J. B. 126 Shenk, Ken 110 Shenk, Marjorie 85, 110 Shenk, Sandra 110 Shenk, Sara 110, 135 Shenk, Stanley 126 Sherck, Ron 110 Sherer, Karen Sherer, Kathryn 123, 126 Sherer, Lon 22, 123 Sherer, Mark Sherer, Michael Sherman, Dana 126 Shetler, Byron 110 Shetler, Linda 126, 140, 141 Shetler, Shetler, Lois Robert 110 Smucker, John 110 Smucker, Nancy Smucker, Paul 104, 110, 137, 152 Smucker, Robert 110 Smucker, Sterling 110 Snider, Barbara 111 Snider, Jane 15, 82 Snitger, Mary Snyder, Dale 111 Snyder, Debra 111 Snyder, Douglas 82 Snyder, James Snyder, Keith Snyder, Laurie 111 Sogga, Lillian 96, 111 Sohar, Norman 111 Sohar, Sandy 131 Soltys, P. Mark Sommer, Bradley 82 Sommers, Dallas 111 Sommers, Lana 111 Sommers, Lori 111 Sordyl, Debora Sorg, Tamela Soukup, Karla Sowell, Deborah Spangler, John 111 Spangler, Julia 111 Spelcher, Janie 131 Spicher, James 111 Springer, James 111, 142, 143 Springer, Joseph Springer, Karen 131 Springer, Nelson 126 Sprinkle, Timothy 111 Sprunger, Edmund 21,101,111 Sprunger, Ellen Srof, Jana 111 Srof, Jody 111 Stahl, John D. 28, 82, 119 Stoltzfus, Rebecca 113 Stoltzfus, Robin 113 Stoner, Terry Stopher, Sheila 82 Stotts, Cheryl Stout, Anne 113 Strang, Brenda 113 Strasser, Charlotte Stuckey, Phyllis Stuckey, Randy 83, 147 Stuckey Kauffman, Priscilla Stucky, Joan 113 Studer, Jerri 83 Stuff, Virginia Stump, Lola 113, 135,144 Stutzman, Terry 113, 116 Suderman, Janet 113 Susiloputro, Elia 113 Sutter, David 31, 57, 83, 113 Sutter, Debra Sutter, Joy 113 Sutter, Mary 113, 135 Swartley, Kenton 113 Swartz, Daryl 113 Swartzendruber John 13 Swartzendruber, Julia 10, 113 Swartzendruber, Kathryn 131 Swartzendruber, Shari 39, 113, 140, 141 Swartzendruber, Steve 137 Swartzentruber, Brian 36, 113, 139 Swartzentruber, Gregory 113 Swartzentruber, Jeffrey Swift, Elsa 83 Tann, Millie 83 Tate, Larry Taves, Mary Telford, Sue Thiessen, Katherine Throne, Michael 83 Voss, Sharee 114 Wacirah, Elizabeth Wagler, Robert Wakefield, Bradley 114 Wampler, Amanda 83 Ware, Lisa Warkentin, Andrea 83 Warner, David 6 Warnke, David Weaver, Barbara 83 Weaver, Connie 83 Weaver, David 114, 146 Weaver, Debora 114, 134 Weaver, Donna 114 Weaver, H. Brent 29, 42, 129 Weaver, J. Donald Weaver, Judy Weaver, Mark 139 Weaver, Ruth 83 Weaver, Sally Weaver, Valerie Weber, Susan 114 Weiss, Celia 129 Weldy, Alan 114, 146 Weldy, Dwight 23, 129 Weldy, Norma Jean 129 Weldy, Ruth 114 Welty, Carol Wenger, Fran 129 Wenger, Marion 129 Wengerd, Kathleen Wenig-Horswell, Judy Wentzel, Christine 114 Wharton, Patricia Wheeler, Robert 114 White, Jane 114 Wickey, Pauline Wideman, Marilyn 114 Widmer, Janice 84 Widmer, Kathryn Widmoyer, Gail Shiroma, Paula Shoemaker, Anne Shoemaker, Geneva 110 Shoemaker, Janet 110 Sholly, Beth Short, Philip 72, 81 Short, Tobi 49, 110 Showalter, Shirley 126 Showalter, Stuart 126 Stahl, Ramona 111 Stahly, Kirby 72,82 Stalter, Betty Stalter, Jeffrey Stamm, Gwen 131 Stangland, Sherry 75, 82 Stark, Helen 111 Stark, Jon 111 Stauffer, Diane 111 Tijerina, Alfa 40 Tijerina, Jacob 83 Tijerina, Maria 131 Tilford, Kathy 113 Toda, Shigeru 33, 66 Toelke, Kathi 134 Tonn, Catherine Treible, Mary 131 Trlplett, Lisa Wiebe, Christine 72, 84, 176 Wiebe, Karen 10, 114, 136 Wiebe, Lisa 114 Williams, Gerald Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Carla Wilson, Mechelle 37, 114 Winarso, Timotius 114 Shumaker, Patricia 13, 79,81 Skiles, Molly 110 Slabaugh, Mary 82 Slabaugh, Nathan 110 Slagel, Allen 131 Slaubaugh, Kenton Slough, Slough, Greg Rebecca Smeltzer, Colleen Smeltzer, Kevin 110 Smith, Alice 110 Smith, Brenda 110 Smith, Colleen Smith, Gwendolyn Smith, John 126 Smith, Penelope Smith, Ralph Smith, Tilman Smoker, Mary 57, 58, 110 Smucker, Art 123, 126 Smucker, Carol 20, 24, 82 Smucker, Douglas 82, 137, 176 Smucker, Elisabeth 110 Smucker, Gregory 20, 110 Smucker, Jerry 82 4 Stauffer, Jill 111 Stauffer, Loren 126 Steckly, Vonda 111 Steiner, Gloria 111 Stephens, Suzanne 111 Steria, Elmer Steria, Paul 111 Stern, Terri 111 Stewart, Kimberly 66, 82 Stichter, Roger 111 Stiffney, Kirk Stillwell, Laura B2 Stobbe, Carol 82 Stoesz, Randall 82, 185 Stoltzfus, Anthony 113 Stoltzfus, Barry 113 Stoltzfus, Brenda Stoltzfus, Elvin 126 Stoltzfus, Eric Stoltzfus, Grace Stoltzfus, Harlan Stoltzfus, Kristina 48, 113 Stoltzfus, Kristine Stoltzfus, Melody 113 Stoltzfus, Miriam Troyer, Brent 96, 113, 146 Troyer, Cheryl 66, 83 Troyer, Debra 113 Troyer, Jeffrey 113 Troyer, Ronald 113 Trumbo, Brent 113 Tyson, Merl 131 Ucles, Jose 114 Udoh, Edem Ukaoma, Clement Ulrich, John 114 Umble, Roy 129 Unger, Benjamin 114, 116 Unger, Marge 114 Unruh, Annette 114 Unruh, Trish 131 Valdez, David 114 Vasher, Linda 83 Vazquez, Eva Vazquez, Hector Virkler, Charmaine 72, 83 Virkler, Sheri 114 Vogt, Barbara 114, 118 Vogt, Mary 114 Voran, Marilyn Witmer, S. W. 128,129 Wise, Elaine 114 Wisner, Luella Witmer, Philip Wood, Nancy Woods, Daniel 84 Woolner, Brenda Wright, Marvin 114 Wulllman, Phyllis 129 v Wyse, Timothy Yabal, Hassen 115 Yantzi Sandra 115 Yoder, A. Marisa Yoder, Barbara Yoder, Beth 115 Yoder, Brenda 115 Yoder, C. Esther 115 Yoder, Carol 84, 134 Yoder, Christian 24 Yoder, Christina P. 7, 84 Yoder, Christina R. 84 Yoder, Cindy 115 Yoder, Daniel Yoder, David E. Yoder, David S. 115 1 Yoder, Dawn K. 3, 21, 115 Yoder, Dawn L. 48, 115 Yoder, Devon 129 Yoder, Dwight Yoder, Gary Yoder Gordon 129 Yoder, Ira 131 Yoder J. Harold 129, 147 Yoder, Jeffrey Yoder John D. Yoder, Johnny 115 Yoder Joyce Yoder Judith Yoder June Alliman 129 Yoder, Karen 115 Yoder LaJane 131 Yoder, Linda Yoder, Loretta 115 Yoder, Melody 96, 115 Yoder, Michael 129 Yoder, Orville 129 Yoder, Peter 115 Yoder Randy Yoder, Reita 115 Yoder Rhonda 115 Yoder Rita 84 Yoder, Robert 129 Yoder, Roberta Yoder, Ronald 115 Yoder, S. L. 129 Yoder, Sanna 112.115 Yoder, Scot 115 Yoder, Stephen C, 115, 137 Yoder, Stephen D. 84 Yoder, Terry 115 Yoder, Theodore 115 Yoder, Thomas 115 Yoder, Twila Yordy, John Young, Yvonne Yousey, Jane 3, 136 Yutzy, Kay Zehr, Brent 14,115 Zehr, Curtis 115 Zehr, Donald Zehr, John 84,139 Zehn Zehn Zehr Zehr Zehh Zehp Karen 35, 72, 84 Kathleen 115 Kathy Michael 115 Randall 115 Sheila 84 Zehr, Terrance 84 Zeiset, Patricia 72, 75, 84 Zellinger, Jeffrey Zellner, Rebecca 84 Zimmerly, Terrence 27, 116 Zimmerman, Lester 129 Zinser, Frederick Zook, Marie Zook, Nadine Zook, Rebecca Zook, Rosemary 129 Zuercher, Andrea 116 Zuercher, Eileen 116 Zuercher, Melanie 116 Zunkel, Krisann 116,135 QQNK Row 1: Joy Neumann Landis, Ned Nafziger, Kori Miller, Doug Smucker. 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