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YE? 1 f x -2 .15--j l i I MAPLE EAF 1983 CDNTENTS Mug Student Life Academies Arte Sports People L ,A U JT 53-:Sm x 1 A x 2 5 X' 5 V TMR it ' X-,xl ' xxgz: ' F 1 . w 'R b ,W V 'Q I 4-fr' Q If 1 1 :Qi ,Q 1 ,I NT: -'1 2, f f,QA Bob Wheeler -:wx pf ' ,YK Q-. -, . ef' -we. 33-fi -V .H 1' R - n-X, 4. .A 49 .,.+ , xi W ' in 1 ' ' TSP' 1 E I 4 I 4 1 u Jud Gingrich Q15 'E I-il IQ :' ,. Sue Nofznger, Sandy Hershey ..-our I A ,,,,...f 71 , .. f :.f-:inf -- .1- ' .:- we , 44 .- . A .' 3, - ' ,.- , -f5 53'v , ,nw - - f ,,,f. 1 ,.g.,-.P-g , 2, , 'gn 13--... ,l-31 43,-fx. ' -4 V- W' lg? L.-4wi3':: q -ef.-' ' 7- - ' A -,',,V,, ,,-'. L- J- -'1 'f:.,,y- 'bf' 'db' f 4' xv N V ' f. ,ff rg 1, . . 4, .-,- 4 .-1 ,.- ,. - wfn. , -I '.'. -MO' 4'-'-.Le ,av . ' --1 1. lv Nora Chavez, Eligua Murcia Willard Smith Keith Johnston, Mary Nitzsche, Paul Miller .- t 55 -R . 8 nf-- af f IAQ 'V ,ti -,.. Qt, -tr .qs .,r.---,,.. ..-,-x.- - .ff t M351 V ,N x X. fi X' X V ' : :, :- , gx:-1.-, J It x 5 wg. X Y- .I x 1' Y ':::gh 5 K '55 A ' ,- i V :.,,q--: H . .1' ,fzfii , ' C'.E'7 '. , .V gig U, .FL 'V 4 ,.,i,Z, . xx 'X 'Q lxx P j V' it 2 If ? g ' ':, - ' ,,,.,,,---1-v-f ' W t si 23 t yfia t 1 + i ,gg , tn I V r I t I I V I 'AA Talib? , I- V , U5 V 50Vif LZ Nuclear EZ Q 1 l V 1 I Y ,Eff 1 Cindy Hartzler, Sue Leatherman . V L imc? W Sb XR. rf, f'mqw 7trl!1t i X, Kathryn Aschliman, Sue Telford law :-, I fi fi ,s K Chew Chee Teoh, Annette Knijnenberg Rx .xo fs 'L XN, , W fug- nx -M J N K ,v , XJ ,xg 4 . 1 Av it f N1 L.: Dennette Alwnne, Beth Yoder kg.. .,,s, 55,3 .5 T., Barb Wilson Kratz-Miller-Yoder walkway :auf V V ,,,,, ..--,,-- '-' ,v'1q-Q.. ,,' T? - Ui--'Q 4,,, 44--.-1 ,444 1 1 Westlawn . Lorin Beidler 5 L ai- Wigs Y 5:-fs ' i ' L Y E ' 'wa A' A ., It ,, ..., ' - . g Q t .1 - A Q.::l:Ei: A ,As -ap V 'i'f I g Q, 'i S ai . agj ..., ,M ' K+ Nabil Oudeh, Bonnie Siebert 1983 Students crunched through maple leaves, slid over icy sidewalks and rode on bicycles to the never-ending pressure of college classes, Faculty and staff continued the yearly cycle of recruitment, admission, teaching, maintenance and graduation, At first glance, 1983 i looked much like other recent years at Goshen College. .4. . 5 ' 3- ' M, ' J v - , 1 ur. , - ,,g,,,,,,,,. ,, ,.-... ....T..f .. , ... :C-..5,-. k ' , A :fir-.., fax-ss'fG:.g. H ' - f ' . .' . :V N' 'vp' 'Fl' ' IYQQ-62, 1,3 X . b :. tm.' - -nf ' ,4,.z...2i'2si-.4sg':r21.L:a,,c- Tim Nussbaum, Tony Stoltzfus af' ,2 X . Q Q --X, Q, 4.53 .., A 5 5 lx: . :',fst:J ' ,J - .0 '4- -ww -It V.: V 'Q A 'M jun Z3 - N E ,A ' ,.'L5,r' ',,Q. . S. ,K X 'ng .1 vb, :-F m W ra V .B I A ua? , I 1' 5 I ' - W, Q . 1 .- ' Y' .--fr ., fQ, , --, 1 5 1 ' ' m N I I' 11,3 f 'fga -U' gf , -5' v , 53.515, J 3, A . - . f ia. V Q f f L, J' X X ul 'W' x wh- Q 1. 9 ? 2? X 4 L., , Denms Stuckey Kauffman, Don Clemens, Don Blosser, Rachel RN. Joel Hyman 1' , 'lg -r' -,ef .., v J-'.dJo'- Z 'w I ' , Miller, Melanie Zuercher Kathy Nussbaum, Karen Wiebe xl,,- -- iii .. N A .-1 N- , x - 1'fl. !5g 4slP ' Though its definition remained the same - Ha small. Christian liberal arts college located in Goshen, Indiana - Goshen College adapted to the unfolding present for a year marked with such changes as a dorm closing, a newly-active disarmament group and a grant for a new computer system, These are a few of the highlights which characterized 1983 as a year of subtle change. Charlotte Yoder R I STUDENT LIFE I Q -I I M- if ' --JU I' .I 4 1 xi-Ji -4, f-:- H in ,- 1 11 10 ' 'Q ix, .. ' ' 'J' 'f - - 1: 1' N as -R A ' W 19.9 ' -M: X J 1 .Q-4-fe-f' P4 .s -L Wil H: 21 H3 151 F' A . 'Clif ' 'M 185' PMK1 - -' Wifi? ?' I' Xi - If 9, f puns' Nu wuz 'F5 .fa--fl -fs :3 laiii? ,Q ., .xx . ,- ii i 1 iii r t. 4 l 'N.. LT'Z:-5 'A limi ,gnlfi xiii. 'E f, 1 Flegnstrataon I, Q. i Q-:gfx ..V-4 I-TQKE ,gf 'T ,I , , . Y ,-g.n.y il ff.,-: --We - W - in ff' U A! mx' .uh V -I D 2-N N Q x 7' Y - l l, A I fx Marnyn Smuth, James Logan , ,4 , , f' si ,K , Harold Stoltzfus Greg Beachey, Phil Rush Coffman thnrd Cotimarr dorm, through Ihe doors of Kulp Declining enrollment forced the closing of High Park dorm in an effort to use space more efficiently. The empty rooms and halls were transformed by plans to convert High Park into a bookstore and computer facility. Funds from a Title lll grant covered the pur- chase of new computer equipment, leaving Ken Kauffman, Juanita Yoder 'kan ,H Y r is, l the college with more funds for structural renovation aided by a Lilly grant. With the computer center on first floor and the book- store on second, the top two floors became available for departments needing room to expand, Social work, sociology and commu- nication were among those considered. -hh Y' 1 al i l Renovation work began early in May to create space for the two VAX 11!75O com- puters scheduled to arrive in mid-July. The new computers will provide approximately twice the computing power of the college's current model, while occupying less space, said Computer Services Director Ed C. Epp, gf! ,Y .SY I U-w .NZ - L ' 'st X, 19 'J' 5 V '10 7 w , Jfyw 5. .'.iL L - vw Q sf. Ed Muller, Elaine Martin, Charles Peachey MGYY LOU SChmUCk9V' 53'-lgmef RHCVWS' Q-I I qiuifd Deepak Pradhaml Wen-mung Zhang, Zhang-gui Li A ?,,,,,,4, ....,.. - Y----'--'-T , frawff . I Mm , fm:-. N l il . , ld i h ' ' 5 ., l li fl r 'ss fl sf ' Q , s W.-A., r' Q I I ' ' 'wf i lit' W - ' ?','z,:f 5-. 154 ' , ' 'xii E -r----- - ' ,. ff? mggiig A 6 Q----Q-, W 'sm ,, Q John Hieberl Q h 1 A H q I fi j lf News , - ap. ,. VF: Q3 f5- SA -wa. pq-nfu , l -iw. mf.. 1 --....- .. ...M -......'...2'.... ........,..., Str-.fsasm .- ....,,- f. :-f-qww,-.- ,. , , '-K sa W ' v ...iv e Lois Blosser at Centrevln Food Co-op, downtown Goshen x ,Nw V J s X 'yi .f ,, '.-,vkf,1- 21.3 . , . . Y . --. -V , , - f- A x 354 - - . M 7 A r r l V , gy' ri y 3 .Q Y. 'Kiss 4. i ' X - -. I , . 'T :-:0'-'- 'lc I .,11,.,,2L'.-- .i ' s... ' . -za. ., A f'f..-. . Q . A in . . , U , Cindy and Merrill Miller in GC Trailer Court garden X., . I X :X Nkjg 1 R 2- 1 THX wr, Kulp first small group' Stan Zehr, Terry Zimmerly, John Smucker 21 -? l Students and alumni associate the Union Mary Oyer's latest lecture. This year video with yogurt and bagels between classes, games, a pool table and MTV 1MusicTelevi- glaring fluorescent lights. empty mailboxes, sionlchanged the familiaratmosphere ofthe the Opinion Board - a place to meet and Snackshop. Some questioned MTV's com- discuss everything from Reaganomics to r ,ftif V . , i.,i,.,,t,a-4 Eliot Fnesen, President Burkholder J e patibility with the Standards: others ques- tioned the oollege's right to regulate what students watch and listen to, raising the is- sue of censorship. Union: Campus crossroads V7 QV? 3384 Burkholdef Lynette Kennel, Jonell Kolb, Jill Landis YR ,QV X. A .'- .. 'Y v ' -, 1 -.-,1 , . . , 13 . - V .f.. -wi... 5,4-rv , M fag-1 v- 'Ah . -Q - H., x Y f'-,'.., . . 4, v 'QA ' Y r V. wk' . xv x .e Q: 'V . . 1 U1-.....4. , Jacqueline Glick, Donna Nafziger WW . f-:la ogg .W '4 ,092 +!'2f.. P 'l .- -:: '- Q is 354 ,J , 1 ' -11 ' .da ' ow' . 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V, ,, 1. -- In f- ' A A 'r -+1-'K N .er-fe, -- ...mg Mg, '!..'hss A . .5 Q ,,,, .,:.:'1,.Y I +wr--,,e 5. -we, ewggk - ff ' ' an- V ,J r n ' '4f4 :g.1L Fran Martens, Don Weaver 27 if EJ. 'Iv - 'x il if? ' ' was L-,L ,.- qv-- H V N V W iiiwi t-iik4f-- . ' ,MA , 5, vim-vez' ' 1 - -+1 I I K I m ! W H535 Qi. Cheryl Showalter i . . Amhormy Matos Tony Stoltzfus X ll- 'E ' . mx. P ' - Q P -I N , N Jenny Talim NN. S- Jeff Martin ..-p.. 1 ' ... Q.. ,Q--. , .bap- J1 . 4' W: '15, ? . ! S B.. The cenwpttter age htt yet another facet of eannpes re thrs year Wrth the new Holm Cm Teierhine Systeni 'Campus Contmunrcatorw Qarne to 'wean more than black, whrte and red sneets rested an Dttttettn boards and strewn on wash shop taores The new system allowed gates sach sptrens as 'canwprng-onf 'caH- for' .-.ararrrgf ana 'transferrrngf easrng commune- gatmrt 'rent ef'-campus as wet! as among carn- pes ocatrons Wher' a phene CSII wasn't eneugh, any Cor- ne' .mth a Qettpre Qt charrs provrded a place for ent: 1. :emersatron The latest campus ewents ang tdeas were cotered rn the weekly Fesw: Jr on the Linton oprnron boar-T1 1 t --N anal- 'N ns .Fl on O - W if Brigndo Lopez, Cathy Muller 2 ' Q X N . . 'K 'Rxe x I 1 4 Y L Iii 2- , E5 'tv E, E F. iff pf I , Many Hodel Becky Burkholder 4 3'-'4 1 r-sa - Q xl -tl .. Y . gi xgwo if '. ' r .. , . .7 . . 'rv-xs'b-qQ.s, 1 . aw- W-r r.f.-..-f-gg:r,,- A 5: - ' . ' . 'Q . . Q- em '-'?Y59?h- if A Q-X' ' lf p.'V NAQ'.v Y? iiiluvi gy: 1 Q -byv, . . . 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Wi I Q X - Q'y:x1.- M N-WIS, if ,,.,. l, wx lr. .qv 0 'X xv Ei SR QT xx if XX xx .C nv lx x25Q:fE.QI'..-3 - I .,.. 5,wMWk . m5NxA,.,,XX,ggg.a. v -, A A . Medilation room in The Ouiel Place Tony Stoltzfus .f Q ' t xv :N3viQ SE: ' : 3 5 :1:-:5!:Sk.,f- :Pell f M lv.- Chapel in College Church sancruary n on o'n'n' o's'o' a s n lf. 3' 'I if ,,.L... Y Vit' 1. .ffff .TW up we X , Q, '1 tt fu! t , 1 t ,. . 'l L Steve Beachey wwth CVS little brother ,J F 3? fl, '-M ef 9 TF' zlfuhrvkfl 'rd' 'X fl ,m1J?. Wanacheng She, Parkside Elementary School first-graders, Rosemary Wyse -09 5 953 Greta Cender 1 1 L AL, ..! ine hmcre-3 wsder dorm resraenrs turned the Colwege Cabrn share hir A Sana beach 'or a Hawarran beach party Oct 2 A students father locales sererm truckreads of sand to make the transformation realrstrc Resrgent Drrector Dave Mahre rrrghiy donned a grass skirt and jorned Ihe Yeshurires r.-.hrch ,ncmrjed Frrsbee, voMeybaH, Hawauan rnusrc and a pug roast PQ pr.-, ,vgrrezw Rcher and She-Hy Mann dream of summer whale relaxing on the sans 'SL -..-f b-- '-a1:-sf-N Qian, , . fm xi X5 X Us Campus events: beaches and emphasis weeks Dr. Edith Hudicourt of Port-au4Prince, Haiti, chats with daughter Martine, Damon Oder and Nora Chavez She and her husabnd Georges ibackground, rightj, both physicians, attended the International Education Week Oct, 25-29 In addition, Mrs l-ludicourt was featured speaker Thursday morning of International Education Week John Hiebert, Jill Landis, Lynette Kennel and Linda Shetler discuss buying records from Belle Jackson and Bev Futrell of the Fleel World String Band during the intermission of the bands Umble Center performance Oct 1, in coniunction with Women's Emphasis Week The fiveewoman band from central Kentucky performed traditional country and string band music as well as some new music, all based on the theme of women and their world Julie Froese, Laurie Oswald and Wilma Harder perform at Charles Peachey, Ed Sprunger, Ed Miller and Graham one of several coffeehouses held throughout the year The Shantz bop along to Barbra Ann at the annual cofleehouses featured music and poetry written and Freshman Kickoff Program on Sept 10, held on the performed by students Umble Center Lawn .1 Nl O 'U xt 2' , X . x Q On March 11, Carnrval XI brought students and comrnunrty together for a fun-filled evening an the Union gym. Student-sponsored tood and game booths brought rn S1000 for La Casa, a Goshen-area relref center Carnrval-goers had the chance to carve clay MX mussrles unto useful objects at Actron for Dtsarmarnenfs booth. Or they could refresh themselves wrth a Coke al the Nerd booth A talent show and late-nrght breakfast ended the festivities, x-2 0 Lrsa Sornmers lolns an exhrbrt durrng the Mennonrte Hrstorrcal Luorary Open House Jan 19 People attendrng the open house viewed some ol the fnuseorn oreces stored ln the MHL, one of the largest exrstrng collectrons of books and other materrals by and about Mennonltes MHL dlrector John Over and other MHL statt led tours 01 the tacrlrtv, vvhrch lneludes a rare book collectron lsuch as a 1564 Ausbundj and the Hartzler Music Collectron Over 400 people attended the day-long open house .Xl Barb Meyer tBeatnceJ overhears Frances Mar- tens U-Ieroj, Janet Lind fMargarety and Rachel Miller fUrsuIaj discuss her love affair wrth Bene- drck fBandy Jacobsj In the Shakespeare class production ot Much Ado About Nothing, April 6 and 7 Below, Jennnfer Halternan 1DogberryJex- horts Gtnger Muller tThe Watchj to be steadfast Ervtn Beck directed the production, Brad Eberly and Charles Peachey stuff theur faces rn the hoagne eatung contest part of the SCC sponsored Bug Bash an the Unron gym on Jan 29 An event desugned especually for students the Bug Bash featured a free hoague supper Irve bluegrass musrc cartoons the Pepst Challenge and a talent show wuth Todd Fnesen and Students resist growing military activity Amon for Disarmament Back row: Don Weaver, Kathleen Harder. Frances Martens, Pam Mast. John Hiebert Front rowt Graham Shanti, Deb Weaver, .Ion Nafziger Helen Caldicott iv. 'lfnlv 1.44 Q J ,, H ws Protest before Caldicotfs speech .-. i E Serious issues concerning peace and jus tice confronted the campus this year, draw ing responses from groups and individuals. In early November Dr. Helen Caldicott, presi dent of Physicians for Social Responsibility, in y H - .... tlffrgl ff'f-f' ' if r W,,,,,,,, Y Q 1 L... . fx. W, h o. :' , . x ..-- F ..'-- Nm, iw , T.-. Q Q M Q 8. QQQ3' ,Q Q. 1 ,M X , question-answer session cut prematurely short by vocal opponents of Caldicott's message. In response to her talk, Action for Disar- mament, an ad hoc student group, formed presented a talk on the nuclear arms race to discuss issues and implement change. and its impact on humans, ending with a One ottheir projects, the bi-weekly newslet- ff? 1 .1 Outside Schmucker trial, Cleveland, Ohio IN aff ter Chain Reaction, had a circulation of near- ly 200 copies. On Monday, Oct, 4, Mark Schmucker was convicted of failure to register for the draft, and sentenced to two years voluntary ser- vice at Emmaus Home in Marthasville, Mo., and a S4000 fine. I . l I t 4 ri-, S Chain Reaction Brad Kliewer, Conrad Smucker, Shelly Mann, Susan Huber, Cindy Hartzler, Janelle Snodgrass dl T Q i - -,s-7 ., . ,,,...t ., it K .N . 4--xl 6-yn A Ili .- sqm K A - 1 V life? 3 5152 , 9 me At a small college, students have ample growing Suzuki instruction program and lead opportunity to take positions of leadership, Residence halls are staffed by teams of resi dent assistants and freshman counselors, taoovef. Saga Foods employs student man agers to supplement their regular staff, Mu singing at chapels and hymnsings. Others take responsibility for fourth-hour Arts pro- jects in voice, piano, dance and poetry. Senior Joan Gotwals took a part-time po- sition in the Student Development Division, sic students teach violin to children in the filling in for Dwain Hartzler as Director of Xl-Y P+ Y! rtgiiittmtiti 4 1 nstiiiis J X i tfgztlitiiun f ,W ,,sg2nNi..-.., Ns . .t N , wb ,. -M' 'S-R fs -- :ssh xo.. - Student Activities for the winter tri during Hartzler's academic leave, Other students served as assistants in various departments. leading labs, grading essays, tests and in- ductives, sometimes even teaching classes. nun L-2 xx X ,, s, ,.. ,,,,,,.,,g -I mg Wanda Gonzalez Margaret Troyer Freshman to Senior: Taking the lead -a'ln., Joan Gotwals S X J Q git J' P , , 1 Mike Sherer teaching Suzuki Method violin class Flay l-lelmuth, Patty Byler, Gail Mann Back turned' Joan Gotwals Without student involvement, most organiza- tions at GC would not be able to function. Students take leadership roles, leaving faculty sponsors with minimal responsibility. The Student Central Committee KSCCJ, com- posed of students from different campus com- mittees and headed by a five-person executive committee, works for student interests across campus. The Campus Activities Council is re- sponsible for planning things to keep students busy in their off hours. Groups organize around ethnic identity or interests to serve student needs, if L- Amnesty lnternationalLaDene Buller, Barb Meyer, Pam Mast, Phyllrs Cole -QQ. I J E A i7??x, J.: I f Hi si . x Student Central Commrttee Presrdent Becky Rrttgers, WGN Cnrcago news team -4' aw-ui Goshen Student Women 's Assocfatron Standing Becky Martrn Mrrram Voran Front Sue Huber, Brene Schaefer Mmam Santiago ,x a . N I is QF! I Q33 fl . qs! H ' V 4 Y' E 51 51 if my +s.:f ..?.K5a Mmgm Samuago, Art Montoya! Shvrley Dua: rf. f x 5 J Gma Alncea, Luus Colon, Elias Acosta, Judy Faison, Hfspamc Mmfsrries X lj Qi i i , fzilg 1 if' -of - .3 5 4 3 1 L4 Auf- Q , ,- I ' iz Fiiawfy fff,f.r.Q Koomg, Kam Favmer, 5. ,J L J 5' J Mechellp Watson, Black Slu- James Logan 1 g x ,S S P- . Kanako Nritsu, lnlernallbnal Student Club H Ktm Farmer, Black Student Unlon ., -X SQ if .. -WL Abdullah: Abdu, Jennnfer Jenktns, lnternatlonal Student Club Ir1ternatl0nal.S'tud6n! Club Top row: Adviser Ruth Gunden, Mwangr Gachanja, Deepak Pradham, Salomon Leuva, Naduna Alvarenga, Ovfdio Floree Third row' Caroline Opondo, Carol Semptra, Abdullah: Abdu, Duma Moeller. Kanako Nutsu, Anna Luthra, Mary Asoera Second row' Claudio Vrllalobos, Stella Antonakts, Jean-Claude Hudscourt, Martha Aleme-Setasse, Tetert Trku Frrst r ow Arturo Montero, Abdulcadtr Dena, Annette Knujnenberg, Chew Chee Te-oh, June Kwan, Yonas Assefa. Nabul Oudeh, Abdulrnaluk Mohammed Q , x W 1 ? S.. , wwf A- - 7 ' wt. qt' 4 i - Q3 n 'il A l I W' W.. Yx ggygng-9...s-4..f:qw Y L . ,. H. Q! WGCS Gram Euler, program drrector, Sian Zehr, statron manage' Fall 1982 Record Melame Zuercher, ednor L - -, - Jliiiiglll A'i' 4? in g ' i ti' P -I if , 1 ff- . ' 41- - 5 ,.r. g.L , . '- Q fi m r ,Q 'V , er nfl' .X ' , f l r-'gf' A. ,M .54 ' ' ' , ' I L 'wr .J Y I ' 4 , , il It l r :A , X V P'-'Ms' 'L A ' - f. V gr 1 5 Sprrng 7983 Record Andrea Zuercher, edrtor Q' . ff ff 'S' 5 A pi fp - ',...-5- If ji' ' Q, ..... 1- ul ig! ff' inn.. ' l WGCS chnef announcer Del Hershberger H WWE WGCS news durector Gaul Mann I ' 'N N if b- Winter 1953 Hecord Jane Wnute, edftor n FM 'Q -w,WL'f?2 ml. 5f 5V' 1 1 V, - 5.5.fff,19 K.f2'N,:jf, 1-.'x,gV ,-.,, ,, ,...yA,,-...A.,,ng..,,.,.,,.. .4 .-A,-, .,.,, ,.,,,,.,. hm.. ,UN K k krxl an 4' 49 ACADEMICS s,.f if - fir F A ! . G. , . 'Ao ' K . J H V1 ? If 1 F,-.iiT'f'4 f-f 4 -' 1- ' 4s - 1 x Q95 QQ M41 gfzr- f I wh H 'I' ,,, L 4'1 -. SST: exploring new lifestyles SST assignments transported students to Belize, Costa Fiica, Haiti, Honduras and China this year, Fourteen weeks of intensive language and culture study supplemented the more de- manding, rewarding task of living within a differ- ent culture. After seven weeks together in the capital cities, students in Central America and Haiti separated to pursue different field place- ments, many times out of reach of electrical wires and every-other-day letters. China SSTers experienced a different type of SST. They lived together on the campus of Sichuan Provincial Teachers' College and taught English classes from beginning to ad- vanced students. Ftuth Horst. Belize, Winter 1983 N rl f' 4-f l x . 4 3 li 1 -. 4 Q 141 President Burkholder, Belize, Winter 1983 '- ' .iy-'i':'1f u ' ' like-.I :ti Walter Schmucker, Costa Flica, Spring 1982 The excitement of a Greyhound bus pulling into the circle south of the Union mixed with confusion as students attempted to sort out the multitude of impressions gleaned from fourteen weeks in a different country. Learning to over- come the language barrier, eating unfamiliar food, communicating with a new family, and living in a strange city challenged students to examine their own cultural backgrounds more closely. Accepting the differences became one ofthe most important things an SSTer learned, often the hard way. Students in Haiti were given the option of studying either French or Creole after extended debate among language professors, former Haiti SSTers and Haitian students on campus. .omni Dave Kauffman, China, Fall 1982 - nw .-+,.v'Qf..', M - . '-'551skre f,K QL - . ul' '? '4 4' rn ' r X ' V 5 , A qlx my i Q':f:3 'Q L 'J' i J - v' Et e iQ'?x':i'5' E - . fi f - r' 'x , as F :git f 3' .9 if 'RV' 1 A 1 ' ' 'Q ' 'Ur 49 . A lm' A ' ax-'Y sql, f1.Y.L,w-1 v , is-5,6661 ' if gf ' ' ' ga.,.,...Qjs 2 Qt .i Aynk.-if' 1, 1 1 155- we -s Q it 5' N Y- X ' I !! 7 192 r --5 - -'gi , Ib-3-A 2. 'J 1, I' - 4-- s- 11.24 Ev -A ' 'I Marlin King, Haiti Spring 1982 xfgv A. -1 Q Q xg th fb -al-s 1 ie'- - L1 iw -A-1 ini s.L.- 55'-5 U 5 ,, Mnke Hunsberger, Ham, Sprung 1982 Diane Beam, Costa Rica, Spring 1982 L Q N ' f, 'A. ,,-L I x 1' t 4 - A YNY 1, I jul A P ' P -Q... I Ay, T... H is .gg ns ,.,, Q 1 K x x W, P Q x , 5' , - fe Y 5. f 1 -1.1 ,LH , ' , . 3' in ,Q 64 .r j 3'Q4 L',,f' f x if e Y r 'Y 1' 1 : ' Q 'W 19 5 ., ' 5 N ' f ' f 1 J X. -,.-xr r, X--, wk fx. X Carolyn Musselrnan, China, Fall 1982 Dan Martnn, Z 1 ...af Lisa J. Yoder, Carol Bertsche, Belize, Sprung 1982 I ' 1 ..,! ,,, Honduras, Fall 1982 I -., A in gr v xg- x x. 1. 'fra Janei Luechty, Jurn Caskey, Honduras, Winter 1983 Left: Karen Yoder, Honduras, Sprung 1982 Students reach beyond textbooks A glimpse at GC academics reveals much more than studying texts and absorbing lecture materials. Learning means arguing a point with the professor or helping grade exams as her student assistant. It means complaining to a classmate about February burnout, or mixing up chemicals as a G. Chem. lab assistant. It means opportunity to push out the traditional walls of the classroom to practice and hands- on experience. Lisa Pfile, Abner l-lershberger, David Hostetler, Jim Caskey, Bev Fretz Robert Yoder si N X 5 , - W . ,,, W, . A . -..f' F A sg - Jim Goldsworthy John Fisher X X . .Q NX -N X N H x U3 X , A. X 3 Q x QL. ,,,:.x, ri h X 'Q - 5'-1 M- -,,,,,.r-.-JJ -' rg h, -Q1 X X I gy ' Kiki, ' - . Drawing I class Phnlnp Clemens, Roy Umble Speech class wuth Prof A1 Albrecht Q 3 x xg X as Q s. -we xx N x A X This year the music department combined theory with performance. Musicians mixed the Messiah and The Magic Flute with Music Histo- ry and Brass Methods. Art students studied the History of Art with field trips to the Chicago Art Institute returning to studio classes from Draw- ing I to the ceramics technique of raku. Seniors hung shows in the campus gallery after viewing shows by GC alumnus Stanley Kaufman and department chair Abner l-lershberger earlier in the year. Communication and education students ap- plied learning on campus and offg first-year Communication Professor Lauren Friesen took students to the Berea College, Ky., Peace Play Festival while broadcast students comprised an increased number of WGCS engineers. Educa- tion students did field work and student taught in area schools, and hosted Growing in Peace, the third annual Early Childhood Edu- cation Conference. Two new instructors, Irene Gross and Judith Davis, provided the foreign language depart- ment with new perspectives. German students sharpened their skills in preparation for German SST in the spring, Students in the English de- partment looked up from their books long enough to swap urban legends with S.A. Yoder lecturer Jan Brunvand and produce Shake- speare's Much Ado About Nothing on the Um- ble Center stage. 1 I Q ' 4 3 Ed Sprunger with Suzuki Method violin student --- c sf' inf- X x A13 Sb S LC V' Q ge Q X ig, al :ix ww.: P E ' w N H Q ,. L xx ---- 1 xx .NX QE 2 ,xg Ex f 1 gy Z Beth Oswald Loss Nofsnnger + Q S , -v P, R , . . S- v - - f . -- 1- -. . ,Vu vzfrihff ' ' ' ' ,' 2 Vx, 33515 4535 1 V r ibn . 7 , .Y ,,:-,N V, .Q ' . -'.- 1 H AA 4 ,. , , --V -- ---- f ff Mary Lou Schmucker Dan Brulhart l l l N? -i ii ' he ' I. I Del Hershoerger, Cathy Stutzman Tom Good tests bog water level during an environmental I i I education workshop at Merry Lea Environmental Center. Nu Sue Tellord, Donna Yoder, snail , . Q 4.5- , 12.5, f g+ ,A , EQ Nancy Croyle, Ruth Weldy ,- A-.. , 'V-in-7' -J ., Q ,g. MNXX , N MM 25 I f Joel Mast, Sandy Nuckel 'Tiff-EIS-: Tb f w Az. Sl Language students study with and of tapes X5 f , X X 'Q H -- a. X1-Qrfflfxm F1 ,. .Y Q XRWEQ SX 1 X .as XX A l X X C , --4 s b Dunja Moellef, Dave Yeazell Z Sb: .jan ' T., Lx .K 'N Y l -W i Y 1 ' , 753f5i15 i.'. d 5 ek- es' . ' ' W'-x-1 ' .1 .Af .. Z, 112:- . 33' x fi, Q Q Vu, ,i -I ,Sql .L gl QT! -Y I afwffce E .'-'fc 'IC-' Ron Calling, x 1 5 i' Q 1 , -as 'fffiffzfziffxf5VQwdwf3Fgl ff f + E if f'iyi':'11 glvfx U- ,-E? : ' - 1. M.: -. ,.g-rsh..-gil: u .. .- f .gb-.:.. ,Hg Ur:-Isgf.-2' . , ,i'i1 wgk.z'49.'geS'f 5 .:- . rf f . :A-Q-+L . V ' Jshxjf xrjfxif ex-Qsgxlxfk : 52 L' , ., A z, H ' . :- , G'-Y:-1'rXj rr- . ' my gf: 1-.-11, nm- ,. . :-:,A-::?'3f'1f-52 1' aw - 'E-F-1 , f1s.f11-14991, Gaim? 'f--5j:,j,m . -,. 1.,'fN:y,:an'1:f:',f 4.4,-,ci-2 za . 2. - Hman 'J-'.3c-ui., ww xr-3-. ,,,,4f:.-,,, , -5 J-4s1:'xEM-'r E 'Sff5f55,'wvx',:: my. .,qg!',-f?'xmU'r?' g,.:16p?1-1 glmgfqq, 1 wfwimle vxwv V 'dw if 'ffm-.gf1Q1'11, . ' T !',tf5w5'3g3f34,v,f1-qu' rw- 3, 553, . ' X 3 K iff:-EQ. , gzigigjipxgl,-g'.k:5.'gf.r ' ' - J , ' : '?'SfjQ1i17??lf'N1fQT ' . i., ,ll 5i:.v4gx,:-fax, . qw X .l .:,,,,.A,.,T1A,. ,,.,,,,: A . Y, ,,, ,.,,..1.,?I:t4,,,-.va ,, . Af' '- .i,a2':w 'C'.: X- 3-12 1 L -' wig, ug., 9 -- . -.-,f,,,,g '.-3-4.:g5:g4.'g-,.Q-- . Carl Kre1der 1 IN -. .l. New professors supplemented the faculty in several departments. Tom Myers joined the so- ciologyfsocial work faculty to replace Ron Stutzman, who received a grant to study SST's impact on host countries. Ted Koontz, PhD. candidate at Harvard, taught classes in political science, while Victor Koop joined the psycholo- gy department. In the religionfphilosophy de- partment, Ed Laarman replaced J.Fl. Burk- holder, on sabbatical leave in Dallas. Business and accounting students took classes from Ja- net Foreman, who came to GC from Grace College. President Burkholder left his desk for the po- dium to teach Problems in Philosophy: John Driver, Mennonite historian, offered a class in Hispanic Mennonite History. 2 3.3.6 , 'wi that ? 1 an i ' fr vm tiisx - W WN Q t, lb ', - if :nl Stanley Shenk, Sue Graber, Kathy Penner .V ,-. '49 Don Blosser Flon Stutzman, Kevin W Miller Social work students went out into the Go- shen community for practical experience in dealing with social problems. Practicums at Goshen General Hospital, mayor Max Chiddis- ter's office, and Goshen area businesses broadened the perspectives of businessfecon- omics seniors. History majors used extensive resources at the Mennonite Historical Library in an attempt to better understand their heritage. Psychology students put research methods into practice, studying altruism among GC stu- dents. The Urban and Black Ministries department produced its first two graduates, Lee Lowery and Marvin Wright. Community persons, stu- dents and faculty alike attended Sunday even- ing services sponsored by Hispanic Ministries. 5 xxx 5 ' yy- ' vs 1,3-,A 8 mf' . Q 1 -. -,f- ',b'A I A - . KY K , Q I , gr Zi? 7' ' NJ' '-1 U 'Ti fs.. ,c A-,L . Y Beth Bowman ,eva 1 Y I d 1 .Y ' 'f ' '4 f ilffiwiri Wright arid f1w,l'ier'i mrrnrnunily larnily fririqiiff Pf1i',PiQCO Q Mayor Max Chudduster, Graham Shantz i. John Graybill gp -X x W, ge-3k v W , WR 5 I x x . .JN x , N , 1 HEX .X 71 xt. , y .Q ..- YM 1 , V 1 I xnxx X A Q xx lkligl v K , N x xc. . hs, ,, 5 -I gn-X - ' . ,M , . , AX X f- , 1. il, n. 4. Q-.giggle N . 'X-X . 'NR 03' i '- N: 14' 'rd .N . 1 1 - A . xx A .,, f-ftr. -. mn v ' if - 'EH - 1 , Dave Moser, Dave Funk Sally Onduek, Jackne Buck F ,def ,J 4 -fi-, A. wif N qi, if Q Mnguel Esplndola K FL-UN fx :K M.: I J I Q ' L -,JJ ,, 1 fu' '3Q:j.,,f Q n- Q 12: f ' -1' I X TNT JI 1 , 'I fag? ' n 53 X 'l,r:.9 ' x ri? 80 Marilyn Johnson 1 M, 'ri 'Qu Q. , r.. I, L Ll ,f 'FU ,7' I , ,1 Jon Gevser, Art Smucker 12105 Q . Q I fi X YattiP f Ed Epp, Galen Graber Sue Floth teaching f X Ya. Brad Kliewer, Dennis Stuckey Kauffman lg' an-Wt' Q . N , aerobics class S N l .A 43' fx: .- Students discovered that learning in groups can be fun. Sports skills electives from archery to aerobics, from swimming to yoga, encour- aged personal fitness as well as group partici- pation. Biology, chemistry, physics, home eco- nomics and computer labs united students with common interests and academic goals. Math students wrestled with calculus problems over bagels and coffee in the Snackshop. Nursing students practiced blood pressure and injec- tion techniques on each other before venturing out into public health settings. Home econom- ics students encountered more than cooking and sewing, embarking on projects in nutrition, child development and textile design. Over 100 students learned the ins and outs of computer programming and information science. , K.. X N in.g F x . f D Beam K 3 'T Nui' i . :Eff 1' . f' A X xl f ' zu I0 X Z. I K T I 'Q An 380,000 gitt of waterfront land in Florida enabled the marine biology program to build its own facility for spring term study. Expansion of GC's computer system received a boost from a large Title lll grant. Part of the funds were set aside to develop the new computer science major: the science department planned to in- corporate computer instruction into biology courses and upper level research. Junior nursing students followed a case- load mother through pregnancy to delivery Nursing practicums went beyond hospital halls, involving student nurses in community health care. The physical education department wel- comed Ed Gore as men's basketball coach and instructor. Mwangr Gachanja, Nabil Oudeh Dave Horst . F - s xx if.ii'5 l:' -I Sfxiizxs - N I .Qui-,tn Q ' ,ix dl X 1.5 . ' Q S Yi x X QNX x XA ?i xx R X x X X xy X KS Q3 x Q i X K X X .pm- lag. .J A.,.,..A5 ix ' x ll .z l i 7' I t i if A, -.el . ss-, ,yi ,Z f .Z f' 1 Betty Staulfer with students at Pierre Moran Junior High School x .- l.4 e Q. 5. Yff, gn L I-3 UV 524' 4.,-V 1-A es? x w 59:1 nf'- ,NI 3 ' a gif ff f'f 11 a Wu: Q Swarm Pav!! PAM Karr! Broaddu Sandy Schlpqol lore-np Harder --v .--mrwvrr -'W--'Y V 'Y- -Q3 5 X x X X e I f' X -Qgvz.. 154.5731 . . ,.,,,f' 1. ' -,wfgq 4:24-we - fa .- f ' E?1? ': Dave Smucker, Brad Lehman -5. f 1 f ff . ..-. Course uses ooean laboratory .1-lg .J M ,I-Ji .f'.,..4 -J Greg Boyer, Annette Knijnenberg A! Q .ni .ri .V . 'Y a K :Kg J.-. ..., Sllyl-I bg ' ' 't Y- I- xii? s 'I i n T Q, ' , - 5-K ' 'git . Q . Y , ,ug ' . . 1 f My - x 2 'l+' .. f . ..t. .1-1 .f--0 . :Q ' -, 2,65-'X wsg- ' - , ff - ' 'sf . s 3, .qi -: N . Z :I F gb h ,b Qr., g V 'AL ' eq ' 9' 4 'P ' ' -'::' 3- . A I ' 'I 1 f. - . 1 ., Hit' 3. ' '..e A A ,a ,2.. .f-'fe - I7 .Q ' V 5-,Q ,,,.r , A, ,. .lp .L 1 wg 2 1- T ' ' ', f' 'lu U 1 1:74 'HX .LL K ,.... I 1 x A.. f g V 58531 i,.55',ix ' .. K A nm 1 1 is ' . . A.-. 1 - 4 .- Linda Dintamin, Frank Bishop .ff ,,,,.--'F' ,,, . as qt Q-as FR Standing: Keith Hostetler, Sally Hunsberger, Mona Schertz, Kent Lind Seated Jonathon Roth, Shelly Mann, Lori Rusterholtz, Phil Hertzler Every spring a group of GC students spends a term in the Florida Keys as part of GC's Marine Biology program. From catching sharks to cooking meals, from patrolling a site of shoreline to snorkelling in deeper water - the two-and-a-half weeks on site are full of activity. Because students work for four credit hours, the work day often doesn't end until 10 or 11 p.m. This year, Marine Biology students stayed in motel rooms or efficiencies at Lime Tree Bay Resort, not far from the work sites. A gift of land in 1982 enabled the college to consider building its own facility near Layton on Long Key. Not only science majors participate in Marine Biology this year's group included political science, English, art, business and elementary education majors as well. Professors of Biology Frank Bishop and Jonathan Both accompany the student groups to Florida. The Marine Biology program is now in its 18th year, and is one of the more popular options GC offers during the Spring. ARTS S -faf5.2sZ-,59-.1-'I il' , NN VR' Rx X X , . X .,,, 1 .,,..,, V .,,.'.,.,.Y. 1 -333 'K ' ' :- I is is ll IE ll . ,gg , N . L ' W , X. -, -- ,,,. Q. 3 I :gg-E' , j W f - 1' '. k L 4 u. X J 4 IYQI 4 1 .. if 3 nys, -HV. , ' .-fl V 1 ' -,fifigs , Q rf 'Aiif . Q! Q? A'i aw ' I ' I i ' . 4- F1f:rf'wf,f' Hzavwer Mafrf Hmmm, Cmda rl1IHF'V, Firf-mm Vrffnm Comm Wwlrrmr, Karhy Kurt? V mlrw Ymjf-r ' fir-Vuf1',l'f' x 9. 4 x .ix .Z P. . Abner Hershberger Tree of Lu1e '! 4.81 ll!-I, , I nm- 9 X ,S-. if 'X' ' x as Q. N xf ' f: Tum Yoder Greg Boyer ,.:l'a AN i I i Mar hall Brucr kauttrmn Sandy Hershey, David Hubbard lay Pinchpenny Press author Julia Spicher The Art Gallery in the Good Library base- ment ottered art students a chance to display their creative works for the rest of campus to enjoy and appreciate. Several guest artists also displayed their work in the gallery, Twelve sen- iors held a series ot three group shows prior to graduationg in one of these shows, the removal of a controversial painting sparked discussion of the validity of censorship. Through Pinchpenny Press and Broadsides, student writers had the chance to see their poetry and prose through the production pro- cess, also handled by students. Moss Lotus, a book of poems by Julia Spicher with artwork by Suelyn Lee, was the only Pinchpenny release this yearg campus poets produced seven one- page Broadsides, 'W :mer Hershberger ? I i . nmxgqpgav- Pnul Ruth 'YS Wins. Keula Oliver, Mary Luz Johnston, Byron Becker A .. X3 XX V.,- ' . R 5 ,,. IAQ, ll.: 1 ,, , w ggi if Rl? :Lu Fhchard Beyier lTne Man Wnn the Flower wn Has Mouthj explains the nature of nns Illness to Del Hersnberger lComrnu1erp an Purande-I1o'S tragic comedy The Man Wfrh the Flower fn H15 Mouth si 4' 1 pb' . V P ,h T ff , x 1 . Q I l I-x V .. 1 j V-w-H-que Q 1 E lx ...l A ,ff 19 .w 'ffffp fUr1'f'f,',Xfummniffatiwy'9lnI.'nmnlVnpnrIr,1yIhw.1bA.l1rdn-itrmtunwnf --I Fir-gv-1 , f f 'w,iwJr1ff TM'-T'4rww.1rw an T pI.1'y2pwvrc1nfiTwovnIe'rI,1lnlnQnv:-mnqf. ,H 4 ' 1 ,- N WF1f'wvYf1r , U .. An evening of one-acts Dec. 3-4 Confusnon and grief overcome Michele Scnrock 1Mrs Popovy. A W widow whose conventional mournang of ner husband as unterrupied W by an ambmous credulor an Anton Cheknovs The Booz 1 1 ip Q AS: v ' vuuy. VIVI ' - v V N ,A jj! I' -.fx ' 5 A W TA - -- A ff -am, , -. vw. 45- ,,,g-f'- A,.. .sf X- , ' fb QYVE .fax .' . e , X . i r Yr l y M lrlri r or or do f Valerre Gross lAmlgorwel plays a young woman at the mercy ol Greek law and the wlll ol the Thebah governor Creon. l-ler lntense loyalty and courage to dely the law take her to her death for the sample crrme ol burylng her murdered brother Brad Eberly lCreor1l relhlorces hrs resolve to uphold the law al the traglc cost of Armgones lvfe Brad Eberly, chorus Sophocles' Antigone Oct. 29-Nov. 7 Fear death bythe water, Mtchelle Schrock tMadame Sosostrlsl tells Charlotte Yoder and John Shoup as they pour over a game et chess ln the drarnatlc adaptatlon ot T S Flrot's The Wasteland Fllchard Beyler lTreeesl looks on I uv. 5 . K giwylf ewirfe X lf G 'H'JV CClf1lilQ',l f-JV'lflf1LlFJlf,F'ITl TNQ Dove, the Hawk and the 1 f ff- L rf, lg 'T-92' 1,lr'rrrfr try Nllrlrl HM! Cathy Sttttzman tljlustyl and Terry Ztrnrnerly tPustyl contemplate the end ot the world ln James Broughtons The Last Word An evening of One -Acts: Peace Plays Dec. 2-3 Romanoff and Juliet by Peter Ustinov Mar. 4-6, 11-13 Frances Martens lSoldter II1 listens as Jon Swetgart tSoIdrer It reports to Nelson Gergley fthe Ge-neralt people out there tn the shadows Grace Albrecht lEvdoklal, Todd Frtesen llgorj and Loran Berdler Wadiml experience a tense breakfast at the Romanott house, whsle Cathy Stutzman fthe Spyt wntes down every word 'why Todd Friesen llftomanottt swears his love to Susan Rernpel lJultetl Before l krss you I must reach certatn ethtcal conclustonsf' he says. - - - - - A .Ef:':' ' +1 2ffQ3i. lj -fl fix: , T' I V -tw i L - I' is, . ln Q A i .X A N J- R, A . es. iv a WW Lg 5 x, 5-f i if , ir rr' Q X F51 at ' ts' V .4 .ani .A ' Q Natalie Matevinovic lectures to piano students and faculty Tim Mamckam , , - I7 Kevin Miller Mike Sherer, Miriam Voran, Amy Bixler, Rache Moyer Musicians filled every available performance hall on campus with recitalspconcerts and workshops The Chamber Choir, under Mary Oyer's direction, joined with Amos Burk- hoIder's Chorals, a chamber orchestra, and faculty soloists for a Christmas performance of Handel's Messiah. The department celebrated Brahms' centennial year with piano, choral and orchestral performances. The music, drama and art departments pooled their talents for a February production of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute. Students took major character roles, with the support of an opera chorus and pit orchestra directed by Lon Sherer. Lauren Friesen's set design and Kay Montgomery's dramatic and musical inter- pretation contributed to four magical perfor- mance nights. 45 'bb .1---fEfeif2i2TiQ2ii:1'i'f ': , . , , ' 1- ' X 11:15-a:s's.1:.ui - .. ..: 1 ' EPZ 2311553:,:EfE1E2:-'Iii5:1 ,1121-ascfgirazfiri:I-:':-. -wk-er , . .,fs3::ra:sseeSs:.1 egg- tgzzexsssf eq:q:s,w,g.'ug:1::1g:51a,::A N ' f---I--V-. f--fn.--v-.-'-:--2-,::5r:, qi-at 1:-L ,V:-:-H:-'f-xc!-Lf,-.1:5xg.-'-:-.-gE+:Y:,-azz.:-:v,51.ggr: q-ly:-.. .. , ., ' e V , cvaykitvm-.-H. .y,wA-Amean-,. '.'.-z-cam:-mwakam-.',-:1-141s-ram,-:1-1-.1-2-:bc-L-:rx-'fke - , ,., f - Tim Stalter lTaminoi plays the magic flute Charles Peachey lMonostatosJ, Julie Newcomer fOueen of the Nightl, Sanna Yoder l fPaminaj t l l .1 '- I, vc- x X W 4 ' A , 7 ',...n' O 1, .v i s ' 'N i-I J i 44? fi 'f it i -V if f? b- St N , '- X -it 'qw A ' ,l ,' l ' ,,.e 1 A . sz r ' - J it EXE: -v ,,yy L' .A 2 2 - +f1 . f1 4R i- .2 1 . 1, 'fe' ,V V 121: 5. .f 4 ' e I - - A Hifi 1 . I VZ- ,L Q I 's 1 N, B: 'fF:P'.Q2f4 ,Q 1 Karla Miller, Rose Kraybill, and Valerie Gross lLadies of the Queen of the Nighty chastise John D, Smucker lPapagenoJ for telling lies, in the Feb. 5-8 ' A ' f th 'l 'nllu n e of her mother, the Queen of the Night. production of Mozart s The Magic Flute. Papageno helps Prince Tamino liberate Pamina rom e evi i e c 87 I Amos Burkholder. Margaret Troyer Goshen College Chorale Tom Brown, Chris Grove grad EDS-fly Artists Series patrons enjoyed a varied pro- gram, from modern dance to string quartet, from Mark Twain to symphonic and vocal mu- sic. The value ot having such a series remained the topic ot lively discussion among students, taculty and administrators. Campus musicians participated in high-qual- ity performance as well. After two trimesters of rehearsal the Chorale and Chamber Choir toured churches in Ohio and Pennsylvania over spring break. The spring orchestra concert tea- tured the tive winners of the annual Concerto- Aria competition. Seniors culminated tour years of applied mu- sic study in recitals, ranging from vocalists to pianists to string and electric bass. Artists provide variety ot performance 3 Karen Wiebe, Maria Glick, senior recital Becky Stoltzfus, Marcella Hostetler. senior recital i 5 ,,9,'. ,,, 1' if 97 'X . . V w 4+ p 'Mu 'k ' Sa5RR1:.jL-SE W l . -5:32251-kia' - .-3:1 , 1 3. ' X r 4 bf . ti, fd' gi ' Diamond Dance Company f X . 2 . 4. '1-Ir ,J ff.. ,M ' ,pf- . Wa' ,,'. 7 1 ....,-'Sl' 1 Lucy Shelton, soprano The Chamber Repertory Theatre oi Boston SPDRTS if , 0' . ,- 05-1 'n .x lm. A 'fx - N A I Y' ww E!! kr xv .- R xx YN' 'MW A Tennis teams exploit talent A young women's tennis team surprised many of its opponents this year with its play and poise, according to coach Fluth Gunden, Freshmen held five of the six singles positions, including the number one and two spots. Overall, the team finished with a six win, three loss record. Individually, freshman Sally Hunsberger and senior Julie Mellinger played outstanding seasons, with 8-4 and 6-2 records respectively. The doubles team of Hunsberger and freshman Susan Yoder, with a 9-1 record, advanced to the finals of the NAIA District 21 tournament in October. 1. -. ,.r 4 . 1 5 . il ' 4 Sally Hunsberger 1 351 v:sm...fF-W ., X--,ii Deana Moren .r ' , Top row Ann Landis, Deana Moren, Julie Mellinger, Janine Miller. Bonnie Flaber, Coach Flulh Gunden Kneeling Elaine Graber, Susan Yoder, Sue Graber, Brenda Stoltzfus, Sail , Hunsberger Bonnie Haber The men's tennis team, coached by Harold Yoder, dropped only one loss this season, Chalking up eleven wins and finishing second in both the Mid-Central Conference and NAIA District 21, The doubles team of senior Steve Yoder and sophomore Jeff Stoltzfus won the District 21 doubles championship in Indianapolis, capping off a 15-2 duo record. They advanced to Na- tionals play in Kansas City, Mo, Yoder, sophomore Dave Conrad, junior Jay lngold and junior Gareth Nissley won their re- spective flights in the MCC Conference meet in late October. Ten of this year's players will be eligible to return next year, promising yet an- other strong season. , I, fy 5 ii ,, 'tm te v hh si , ' ' r ' 'ik Steve Yoder .,t, Standing: Coach Harold Yoder, Troy Branson, Jay lngold, Phil Leichty, Jeff Stoltzfus, Dave Smucker Kneeling: Paul Algate, Gareth Nissley, Tom Nofziger, Steve Yoder. Not pictured Dave Conrad. Steve Swartzendruber , -A ,L - -1-Y Q53 . , --.N N Q 'X-A I 3x-L :f L - - S V W . Y,..,,-,wwvlfmkff'sf-waesrf-'G-' f X 4 .M 4: 1 ,11 3 l V- , if l Jeff Stoltzfus Leafs play 'aesthetic, soccer' Despite a disappointing first-round NAIA Dis- trict 21 tournament loss to Grace, the soccer team played a strong season and ended with a 9-4-2 record. All four losses were one-goal losses: defensively, the team proved a formida- ble opponent, exemplified in its 5-O exhibition win over Purdue University. Assistant Coach Larry Gingrich compliment- ed the team for its confidence and for its ability to play aesthetic total soccer. According to Gingrich, only the team's inability to score goals at crucial times kept it from realizing its full national NAIA potential, o-. ,. .A if 4 -W -A L. y Q Y , tasty XX -Q. a X ff' - ii bi - :E . . Q A , 7--n ,V . , F 9' B-6- , X -LQ, 5 txt, i ,4:7'QQsv , I rr . 1 33 4' - gl . ,, .. . 'dh . , Y , .gag ,R . . . Y- ., ' fi-1 gl' .Rauf 'W ,af ' 4' , ,W Aw-,W-.-u l A H 'T'.f -'- .r 3 ' , g.g.!y.5z. Q I -.. Y , -.. ....-1i.............- 5..--- WQQV ..,,,g Mike Gingrich, Joel Hyman ' -s '-w'r Q .t 'JE Q . - ar ! Ala- Dave Fiirky f, .- ' ffm,-ff -5.5 --I 4 ,b . f-ff- ' Dallrrf. Soir me-'Q Q' . , A -J' 4 .. .df c I f ff an , I Kris. .f,.,f.f,,' -:.z,- --1 19: 4' All L 'UNB YW SYN 1-V' Individual efforts highlighted the soccer sea- son. Junior forward Cliff Wenger was named to the NAIA All-American team, the All-Mideast National Soccer Coaches' Team Ialong with ,Q 1, senior back Jon Gingrichl, and the NAIA Dis- i Z, X ,N trict 21 team. Senior keeper Joel Ryman, senior .5133 ' ' backs Mark Weaver, co-captain Gingrich, and i 1 XY midfielderfback Terry Zimmerly also appeared i o fz, on the All-District 21 roster. Senior co-captain I - ' ww nggri an W? I - Tom Charles was named NAIA Academic All- . .,-, , 'K American. ' X I X X ,w,. P I - Q,- .V : rlxl 4 a a T fr 0 5 W -s 7 s 1 F' w we wwf' -9- '-V 1 i 7 5 i 'f ' i Galen Graber Abdul Mohammed FX ' 4 as .. -M , ,., . JE ,- 1 1, irq. A, V-L I. ,.- U Ry U' A-Q L 1 l.- 5 . eg , l- f I , V , I AK ' '- R 2 X 'ja' ' ' V , ' I , I I , 'H x 2 , ,. ny, mi -.i I I , gi- s. 4 ig If N I ,gn JWHQQ ' Q fig . I -- - I X 4 is f A if ' r ' w A' -Q rf, ff' -Aff sf ,4 ' ipyaf' I , , V., X ,I , f '5 I , . ,- X lx -911' W AQ -. J V . . . ,,'- ling! -. - . 1 a A -' I 4: r V. is r X, - , r E f Nh ' ' T I . ' A , 1'Rr9,E, 45' , ' . Ml- 'Q' ' 2? 'fi Top Row Assistant Coach Larry Gingrich. Dave Gehman. Dallas Summers. Galen Graber Mike GIVWQVICU CUWAU Clemens. Abdul Mohammed, Jon Gingrich Randy Zimmerly. Coach Dwain I-larfzler Middle Rom L laudio Villalobos Tom QQ Charles. Mark Weaver. Kurt Eby, Terry Zimmerly, Paul Lefever Seared Cliff Wenger, Dave Birky Joel Fix man Niels Lichfi - Dale Stollzfus. Stan Roth ' 1 1' 1 1 '7 .. , l'lCiit - - .. - 1::1i:.- sc :rr Ut I--tl i ,f rx Q Af Gssier, I i v 6 J - . P 1 En n tits ststtztus, , , .-7 1 .X , , Ass ya -7 Coach Gayle 'l' g g i s'..:e ' Manage' Sara 3 l l ' ' Lapp Cars, Ee-rlsche, f ' in, u, F3 , sfau e' L-'HCT ci, 321 Jen 'er l-le niutri , . ' I T: . - A 4- L. EPQA gr Eierl'tlC6 Y nr i-ll ' l-lartjler - VH 2 , -i . X L A Jonell Kolb r ' ,: ' I ,..- , 5 45191- , K f-- fs- H-5 -Q - - . Cindy Eleckler, Ann Gusler, Laurie Bertsche Netters show team spirit With only five of thirteen members returning from last year, the women's volleyball team developed into a strong, unified group by the end of the season, finishing with a 22-6 record. The team notched up two wins and two losses in post-season NAIA tournament action, falling to a strong Franklin team in the semi-finals in early November. Sophomore Cindy Beckler was named to the NAIA District 21 team, junior Anne Breckbill to the second team. Senior co-captains Laurie Bertsche and Betty Stauffer contributed strong support and high-percentage play to the team. Coach Sue Floth praised the players' unity and team spirit, as well as crowd support on the few occasions that the Leafs played at home. l l l .4 C' so V 'sosmi' it -tw,-,,.f i J 0 I ,G IQ ..-2. v K ' .... .9 -s -113-' st 56' H , ix sf - ' , J N ' . Q fi N W ' r f X ' M, 1 1 5-.f , ft ' A vw t it as QQ 8 . y .fed ig: 1 fig.:- ,K 6 ' -x fifrhni 1 s. - C is L ff-.' 't ' 435.5 A ani, '6 X, -I ' .L ,, 4,1 iffm gg say , 4 -Wye, g 'Q '! f'u,T.,..' 3 A 'u.3'- fy -4' - . .Q 1512 fs- 'i 'Q 'fi'-is . , Q 'IN 1. . - I 1 X . . 5, iz. :M L. -,.. K .-1 .. - t. - ' i y., llifajff- ' Y. ' F - rn ,JAN X ,.L'e,.3Y. 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' Q,-gp rfam Qffvgf 'ff'-,-4 4. .i,,,i,' rw ,wi A' 73 - N U -- ' .5 ge ,Q 1' ,A 'v I ,, - ,. . -, ' tv , -' .A -5-,Q v -If ,Lf - V ,,-' ea' M91 .gy df igg ,Jr-+,:f?',4 .X f r ,Jug 4, xg'-t arty ingeric 1, in-Y. - -5 1, F1 l 1- 25 As X U ' 'ah Q 'lf The eight-member cross country team fin- 'fu lm ' A tsl ished its 1982 season with a dual-meet record -ff ,ft U ' g ' ot 1-3. The runners, led by sophomore captain E ' V j I E5 1 'f Q , K Marty Gingerich, placed third in the Mid-Cen- 3-11 ?- ' I g I tral Conference meet at Goshen's Ox-Bow , 'H-ggi V Park in early November U4 '-12956 '-aft' Krlltiff . . , ' , , 5 ,414 ' ' HC-1 A, , if 'f ami? Gingerich, a sixth-place finisher in the MCC 5, Q., it meet with a time of 28: 18,.was selected to the 153, fa- .11 1-ggi ' , All-MCC team. In addition, strong perfor- D3 figgyifii - 1:1 1 51.335, gxts. .,,- ' 19, . . . .:g',-fy, 4 ' . mances by the team s tour freshmen highlight- i, l. In 1, zh! ,,nM,mgg355,.:5 ed the season for coach John Ingold Ingold cited inexperience as the team's ma- jor problem this year, and anticipates a strong, competitive 1983 season. Top Row: Kevin Wartel, Dave Treber, Art Montoya, Jeff Yoder, Bottom Row: Dan Graber, Kim Korn- haus, Lyn Schwartz, Marty Gingerich, Coach John Ingold. Jeff Yoder Lyn Schwartz Sophomore leads the way Baseball team plays tough spring schedule 1 1 ,L,..,... . 'Ai4...-, . .4 ,-grmkx. -, '. n . , ., ww. 1' irrlxx 1 I 'yf Y Q Top row Phil Weaver, Kevin Miller, Nate Kaufman, Dave Conrad, Brad Miller, Jerry l-lochstetler, Doug Gerber, Randy Graber Front row' Asst Coach Jett Birky, Carlos Cancel, Loren Hartman, Barry Stoltzlus, Coach Harold Yoder ---4 f-.-7 ', , . 47 FAR L - Phil Weaver The baseball team again fought the GC spring calendar, playing four double-headers per week with adverse weather conditions be- tween reading days and first spring term, Coach Harold Yoder commented that the trimester calendar at Goshen has always played havoc with spring sports, Despite a heavy schedule, the team finished 8-15, plac- ing fourth in their conference, Freshman Doug Gerber was the bright spot in the season leading the team in hitting with a g gi 368 average Yoder complimented the team --7 for their morale at the end of the season. I Vg htm Mn.-W 'wmw.amdkm,,,. 30,4 thinlf it contributed to winning three out of the ' last four games, he said .7 'r .. 1 J.. v,wyAStpl1,o - lun Firm! Miller . W g,-tru M, -, ,- o-Lalpxli . 'I 11-Wrsnwaglni N N.. .I lv , 4 , 1, .7 -v , VIE ' in-VN , l w K...- X xt, tux, X -9 was XX QSM, . Q Paula Staulter - Iigst X G A X Q56 ' ss I V . :.t 1' '- O 1' '- - r N-:-M ,i i , z :ft-..,:'. N -I -- .e1 ' . .' .. :X-jj.t.-:sl xx? J J 5 -' A , .Aw . N . 1 i .., XX XCKZQQ5-3 it NAR ,,,, t.. ...ri M, N- K Xxx-jgx .,.E',51A -S -- : 1 , ' ' Qs:.f,.1..t-FSQSN -L ' , .vQ.j'tQ,m 1 t E' i :M Q --N! vs x ., A:-s:QQ.Lfj3l5,2k?l g N ' .w,.tx- --wsu-'P G- :t-v We Q' r , ,. ru- 3 X.-9535 XXSWN - U, ' Xi'-'--f--,ta-s--mrs, .size-.-X J , , ' , Swv -sax'-, 1 , , . QQ -I .- I 3: A v Q- X ,. .,,l-,Mmm S E' -K - Q5 ' . -1tswtm,. ,ut-xi'-feet.----'sity ' if ,stint ww: Q is--rr wft-ft--1 4 ' ' A .X . 1, ',sifXfNX--- h ...Q ,. :,,g3,+,t..Qt.?3I:4'Q,,3Q.x ', . ,YY, . , 40 gc- -1 ,ik Wg., ' Jane Grasse, Linda Burkhart 2731 Af? Standing Assistant Coach Audrey Groff, Manager Gwen White, Mary Haney, Heidi Baer, Jane Grasse, Jill Landis, Cheryl Detweiler, Lynette Kennel, Kristy Nuss- baum, Paula Stautfer, Coach Linda Shetler Kneeling Kathi Toelke, Linda Burkhart, Carol Landis, Sandi Yoder, Beth Bowman, Ann Detweiler, Julie Beimer According to coach Linda Shetler, this year's field hockey team gained a new respect from the rest of the campus for its strong team play and winning 8-4-1 season. The team advanced to the semifinals of the NAIA District 21 tourna- ment, falling to Franklin. Senior Heidi Baer, a four-year team veteran, led the team in goals scored, followed by junior co-captain Cheryl Detweiler. Defensively, sen- ior co-captain Beth Bowman led the Leafs, as- sisted by senior Kathi Toelke and a strong sup- porting team. Baer and freshman Linda Burk- hart were selected to the all-district team. Coach Shetler noted the combination of ex- perienced freshmen and veteran players as im- portant in establishing the team's strength, Team goes to semi-finals Freshmen dominate oagers The women's basketball team finished the year with a disappointing 5-13 record. Players 1 telt by the end of the season that they had not played up to their tull potential, but also that i their record did not accurately retlect the ' if ' I team's skill. 1 Several outstanding freshmen put in impres- 1 sive statistics tor the season. Brenda Ervin 1 averaged 17.1 points per game, with Deana f Moren following closely with 13,1 points. De- i tensively, Whitney Gingerich and Jonell Kolb i grabbed an average ot 715 and 7,2 rebounds 1 per game, respectively. In addition, Ervin re- Ceived an honorable mention from the All-MCC i coaches' vote at the end ot the season. V l If i nl I UU l i 4... -5 1 'Q XE, 3' Dash 'r ts' -..JM Anne Hrefliltill T X lvl' .mit fwfr' 1M 'wir Hill, Hilriwl 1 r l ls' X- an The team played with a strong defense and a fast break that caught many opponents oft guard, according to coach Linda Shetler. The team as a whole shot 63 OXO from the free throw line, and 42 Off, from the floor. Senior co-captain Beth Oswald and juniors Anne Breckbill and co-captain Lois Stoltzfus added depth and ex- perience to a predominantly freshman team. The team faced the challenge of playing con- sistently with eight of its eleven players lacking previous college experience. With only one graduating senior, Shetler said '51 she anticipates an even stronger season next I year. She commended the team for its enthusi- I asm, both on the floor and from the bench. kgs ,HH J ll Top Row Assistant Coach Sharon Swartley, Coach Linda Shetler, Jonell Kolb, Anne Breckbill, Beth Oswald, Linda Burkhart, Whitney Glngerich, Trainer Tina King, Manager Ann Landis Kneeling Sally Hunsberger, Jill Landis, Brenda Ervin, Lois Sto . ltztus Deana Moren Not pictured Bonnie Miller K it w'in 'l-f tak..-. is it iit -A . KN .- M 1 , J Whitney Glngerich G 101 lnexperience and lack of height frustrated the mens basketball team this year, as they ended the season in mid-February with a re- cord ot tour wins, eighteen losses. First-year Coach Ed Gore commended the young team lor its intensity and its unwillingness to give up under pressure, According to Gore. the team's vvin-loss record did not accurately reflect its improvement from the beginning to the end of the season A high point of the Leafs' season was the overtime vvin at St Francis Feb, 16. Earlier in the year the Leafs came within tive points of breaking Bethel ltvlishawakal colleges home win streak, dropping the match 60-65. e-'fr f f 1 Rn' r , Q ? 5 I 1 A ' Y gl xt, 11-hx' --gfi ' . 5 YM , . 4- 5 'Lf Q i,l it if fgg WP ' ' R043 Siifxrw ,J HW tgirl ,ff 'lil yu, 1 Ti! ggi' iv . ,yd firfgd .f-1-1 ' f ,, 1 , E. ' '- W -tj v, sv ins- - .: 54 , H ,Higgs 5-.- .W -iff f Kevin Miller kit ,yr 'M' 5 li -ev 'X Pat Vendrely i Sophomore Kevin Scoop Miller finished the season with an average of 19.4 points per game and 79 Wo at the free throw Iineg he was named to the All-MCC second team. Senior Scot Yoder led the Leafs in field goals with 47M shooting from the floor, and in rebounds with 140 for the season. Junior Eric Christner contributed 40M shooting and 115 rebounds to the team effort, while senior Phil Leichty's 87 rebounds bolstered the team's defense. As a whole, the team shot 39 Ofc in field goals, with a 60'X1 free throw mark. Gore is optimistic for the future of the GC basketball program, and appreciates the effort of this year's team to keep the program from fizzling out. Maple Leafs fight frustration ivan A- : Q., Cancel, Pat Vendrely Top Row' Assistant Coach Jett Birky Man f ager Greg Beachey. Phil Leichty Dave l-los tetler. Scot Yoder, Kevin Miller nc Chnstner, Coach Ed Gore Kneeling Randy -- Graber, Martin Miranda, Thad Stern Carlos l f G L 1 S1 L. A 9 X -it ,hx J Phil Leichty Z Randy Graber, Eric Christner, Carlos Cancel g is 4 Spring sports build on strength Mervin Heist 'ff-wr t:'.'l'n'i xi ,?z-qrtl ta. ftut: i--iw., .x' rxkhq' gc h ,. .v. r v X .n:.-Chr - -1.4 UA Ae A .' X V! 'J ' in 1 ,-S Top row Coach John Ingold, Al Welcly, Graham Shantz, Jay Ingold Kneeling Kyle Troyer, Marvin Heist, Keith Helmuth Not pictured Brent Miller, Myron Miller, Jeff Ulrich 1.2 .' . Jay Ingold 0-1 The nine-man golf team finished its spring season in May with a 14-6 record in conference play, and a second-place conference standing. Despite a cool, rainy spring, coach John ln- gold's team played consistently close to its po- tential. As the team's leading scorer, junior Jay Ingold finished sixth in the conference with an average score of 80.8. Senior co-captains Brent Miller and Graham Shantz have been strong team leaders over the past few years. Lack of depth hurt women's track this springg the eight women stressed individual ef- forts to pull out a successful season in the eyes of coach Sue Roth. School records were broken in the 1600 and 3200 relaysg Cheryl Henze and Julie Reimer captured 10,000 me- ters and two-mile records, respectively. With only two returning from last year's squad, most of the team members participated in college- level track for the first time. Men's track coach Ed Gore attributes his team's successful season to a larger turnout than in previous years, which gave the team a greater depth in more areas. Four team mem- bers received all-conference honors following the MCC meet in mid-May: Mike Gingrich inthe high jump and 400 metersg Niels Lichti in the 300 and 400 hurdlesg Eric Christner in the 110 high hurdles: and Mark Plank in the 5000 me- ters. The rest of the team contributed to make the season one of the most productive in the past five years, according to coach Gore. :J.:r?.e X ' kr l 5 N-. Q ilk: Q. i I Z '00 ,--B i , Q- rebuild strength Q, .i 1 4 Q - 4 I , . s :Q I , -97' . Q., -, - .H g ,N -Wqsf N v 1 ' N g,.,-pg' 5, eh, ., as 'JL ' iw , 4 - fi w5i3Ei':5'f' X W 'ff77'3.L ' 1' 'W Lx! 3 li ' A-r 'A ' ' it ': 'mfr'---4 Q.. , L t 1 -. 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S 3. f,- ' 5, . as ! we ,,. .- s..-., -af li D , Q' . :liek-A.-M'-y -' .Q ,Airy sg ,- y - 'I 2 J- ' . -4 :bf ' WSL? 9 + -fffw -Q -1' 9 ' N' ,Z nh., ,Iii J 1, V MN x xv ., 5 'iiflf' we' i. .y-.ag P N -NX . fa 5 21:3-4 ...Q-i' R I .ia -ai ,K7?',?fc , WF Sara K. l-lartzler 1939-1992 DHA i,-ii -if t .lu-i,l'1fJJ.i.l'llfj,,l,, BP Sara l-lartzler: colleague, teacher, coun- selor, artist, role model, professor, mother, daughter, sister, spouse, preacher, scholar and friend. To all of these vocations and avocations Sara brought magnificant wit, encompassing faith, and love that embraced everyone but the pompous and the proud, She was a person who took as much plea- sure in the success of a first-year student as in the poetic conceits of George Herbert. She derived as much joy from a hemstitched tablecloth as from a well-turned phrase, and her delight was equally great in the apt Scripture reference and the right word for a parody. She did not suffer fools gladly, and was capable of reducing the pretentious to sputtering incoherence. Excellence, fullness of presence, and class made of Sara's goodnessan extraordi- nary gift. She felt deeply, but avoided senti- ment like a cockroach. She gave fully but understood those who could or for the mo- ment would nol give. She never demanded of others that which she was not prepared to offer herself, pressed down and running over. Sara K. was a great lady, and incompara- ble and dedicated teacher, a matchless Vic- torian, wife and mother. She would be the last to saysog but then, we have disagreed about many things, and I expect, some day, that she will insist on contradicting me. I look forward to that day with glee. SN'- ss. gr , My - - JE wvuuui' -av X, Ks I ru 4 -w lllillfzi ll fb Alta Hertzler was an accomplished fiber artist. She understood well the complexities of the interactions of the elements compos- ing the warp and woof, ln a similar way, her personal gifts became important strands in the fabric of life in the college community. A strong commitment to the values of sim- plicity and integrity guided her choices in life. Quality was to be revered over quantity, Whether it was food, clothing, or furnishings, she savored simple beauty, Alta was idealistic and had high expecta- tions for herself and others, Whether as a result of her own shortcomings or those of others, she felt disappointment within herself when the ideal was not achieved. On the other hand, she readily expressed her ela- tion with her own accomplishments or those of her family, students and friends. Alta was a beautiful person, ln her art, she expressed the grace, dignity, honesty, and integrity which was characteristic of her life. Artificiality had no place in her vocabulary or the environments she created. The au- thenticity she brought to all of Iife's exper- iences was deeply rooted in a strong Chris- tian faith. The motif of the cross appeared in many of her works - symbolically drawing the viewer into the experience of light, salva- tion, forgiveness, or joy Alta Hertzler 1937-1982 Editors note Excerpted from an essay by Catherine Mumaw, appearing in Record, Dec 10, 1982 L 4 Administration '. ' 11 i F'mvmf,i .Jiirm l app, Pic-aiderit J Lnwrpncei Fiurkholder, Dean Victor Stolizfus N ' 4 11' .H .Va f: lip: ix F l. -' if ' .. g.. K X 1 ' X 5' vs ,L fi? - .MF xg M? ,af - -V4 ' 'T ew vf.,1., M 5 3' ' J' r NJ N 'ra-5qsfa A K- N5 fi? l' 5 1 I Fr- ff' - ,xbfxl ' Q' . 'W FT '7x X ii f, A K . I I gy, t tr J rx : H .EQ 4,4 .,,,v' , ,l lf .2 are 1' r 4.1131 :nl rr ll 'Q fr xl li gf -K sabre , 'tl-Mg'.'.wf-tt. M 1 31, .' P5 . f lfll 1 x Y x I EQ. t f - 4 'fw- lf 1 I X V 'f Q V , A 5. , , ' ni? Q V 1 I - A 'ii 5 . 'rv 'l 4 V 1 4' , . .I r -st V. 1 K gpr !3' A-is 'qw , V ',f7Vjl2.i::. .. 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Assoc Drrector ol Frnancral Ard I - 'iv' i L4 - I 1 , . '.',.,f'- ' 111 l 4 Staff George Bates Casfoa as Saperxrsor Plasma Berkey Sewefaw Csnvprrrer Cerner Carolyn Eircsser Secferarr Mrjsrc Orfrce Manor e Brandeberry Seweraw Seca' work Offrces Orre Com-ey L aefucafr, -iris aes Scfemce Bugs Marre Ercherwberger gggferarr Eeglrsh Deparrmenf Chrrsrrme Falcon href Learrrng Resources Cyntrwra Gemger Once Mafager Nursrng Drvrsron Dons Grbson Assrsiavr rs the Errsrrwess Manager Arm Grngrrch ASS'5!ar'! F Hrsfcvffal Lfbfaly Debra Greerrawart a 'Qer Press Opefaror, Prrwwg Den! Robert Grof? Te+5M'can Assrsrarvr, Llrrrble Center Ewa Hochsrerler 5-9c'e:ar, Prwgrgar Pfam Orme Cart Horsopple Jeeera' Marrvrervarrce Supervrwr Drirrr Hoisfrppie Grgundsman FZYUYVW Horst qfgnf rw :re Pfesrrjgnl and me Provost .Janet Huber - egg' ,L 595 fnfgrnarrnrvaf Ed Offrce Edm Hrmenergfer .Swrrchboard Operaror P659 Inman Sa, flsfidafv Uworv Bldg 21MB VEQUBD Serverary Nrrrgsrng Drvrsron Marrrra Verrey war, 'ludefrr .Semrces Offr-ce puwr VHWU F s 'a1'er Og, eye Pm! Crffrce Cam! Lffrrrrrarr :ei a- F 5rarf 2 and SM-jen! frrgngg l efra Lerrrrarr af ,e er? , Hretrvrfcaf I rbrary pQrjQl LQ' 'fran Hearrrg Marnlenance F I W T1 N ,, Q. . 'X K .,, 4 f X . t x x.x.,r'Y Q ', JJ 1 11,54 ,f l 3.1.1, r 17 in A Ki, , ,Thx ' ll, jf 5 Q if' ': '. .W I1 if 1174 ' 1 x 4 W-W E , if V -1 X. ' ' 'x ,., ' 1 A QR 2 rv rrk rr QQ 1 V - ' W ' A l r , ,nr . 5 . 1 1' A 1 V' X I . r 1 ' .f f Wi ., , in 1. ' 'f' . :..ef '-I: H 1 ' -'rT '-L, JY . ,. , , 1 , . ,' -'.4f ',Q2A-5 I - , r -f -zq, fr ,4 rr: Q- ' T L fa? 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'.?'f'Lug3t ' 'gjf Sandra Metcalf Secretary, Career Services Cindy Muller Secretary, Financial Aid Office Patty Miller Secretary, Student Activities Sylvua Muller Secretary, International Ed Office Marlone Mtshler Bookstore Assistant Ken Mullet Electncian Edlth Natzuger Secretary, Physical Educatron Office Fhchard Nusbaum Custodian, Umole Center and Union Bldg O K Sevy Maintenance Sharon Shank Bookstore Clerk Betty Shenk Assistant to the Dean Mnnam Stautter Secretary, Dean's Office Kathryn Swartzendruber Switchboard Supervisor June Ternplun Assist Director, Computer Center Lawrence Troyer Plumbing Maintenance Mer! Tyson Maintenance Supervisor Charles Yoder Night Security Dons Yoder Secretary, Science Department Greg Yoder Printing Supervisor Flay Yoder Custodian, Yoder dorm .. Faculty Affred Albrecht Professor of Corrrrrrrrnrcafrorr Kathryn Ascnlrrnan P ro'essor of Fduasrron Wrlma Barley r U'Darr and Black Mrrrrsfrres Marvun Barre! Professor of Ar! Ervrn Beck Professor of Englrsfv Arlee Beecny Professor or Psychology Wrfbur Brrky Professor of Errglrsh Marvrn Blrckenstaff Professor of Musrc Don Blosser Aeqrsf Professor of Brble Anna Bowman Dc Professor of Socral Work Tony Brown T Prmfessor ufSr1Cra! Work Afrrns Burkhmlder A-,QPU Professor of Musrc Dorrafrj Cfernens P' 'fe-ssor .rf Cherrrrsrry Pfrzfrp Clemens Professor of MusrC Bnn Cr-rflrrrs. ' ' H'9D.7'rrr5 MfrrrsfrrPS F reyn Drrver -1 -'rr rr Prfrfv-2-:mr uf Nursrnq Fri:-rfarfi Frrp ' f r 1 fx! r'1r' Svrvrfvs WIQMQV F-f4fr,rrr1 , Lf,-r, 'rr, Hr .r'.Jrrrr' Mrrrrufrrrfq 1' rfrrr Fdrqhrlr P' ' ---. ,. rr 1' ffrrjr'rf.h Mr M Fr ,rr-rrrfqrr A1 rf Fr 'on-,rrr rr! f?rr'1rrrr-as Lauren Fnesen Assist Professor of Drama Merrrtt Gardner Professor of Mathematics Leonard Geiser Assist. Professor of Business Delmar Good Professor of Economics Edward Gore lnstructor in Physical Education Ida Gross Assoc. Professor of Nursing Ruth Gunden Professor of Physical Education Mervin Helmuth Assoc Professor of Nursing Abner Hershberger Professor of Art Anne Hershberger Assoc Professor of Nursing John lngold Professor of Physical Education Marlrn Jescnke Professor of Philosophy and Religion Manlyn Johnson Assist Professor of Home Economics Dennus Sfuckey Kauffman Assist Professor of Physics J Howard Kauffman Professor of Sociology Duane Kauffmann Professor of Psychology Victor Koop Assoc Professor nf Psychology Carl Krelder Professor of Economics Edward Laarman Assisi Professor of Religion Tom Meyers Assist Professor of Sociology James Muller Axis! Professor ot Biology Wullram Muller Assoc Professor of Physical Science Kay Montgomery Assist Professor of Music Cafherrne Mumaw Professor of Home Economics Mary Nafznger Professor of Education Susan Nyce Instructor in Education John Oyer Professor of History Mary Oyer Professor of Music Chet Peachey -tssog Professor of Nursrng Gerhard Rernwer Professor ot German Jonathan Roth Professor or Brofogy Sue Roth Ass sf Professor of Phtsrcaf Educalron Ass st Assrsf Pr Vernon Schertz -Iss st Professor of Engfrsh Stanley Shenk Professor of Brble Kathryn Sherer Assoc Professor of Musrc Ltnda Shetler Professcr of Pny srcaf Educarron Kathy Short Assrsf Professor of Educatron Shrrley Showatter ofessor of Engfrsn and Hrslory Wnllard Smith Professor Enrerrlus of Hrstory Arthur Smucker Professor of C hemrsrry Roy Umble Professor of Cornrnunrcatron Dwrght Weldy Professor of Musrc Norma Jean Weldy Professor of Nursrng Judy Wentg-Horswell Assoc Professor of Art Rosemary Wyse Assrst Professor of Engfrsh Janrce Yoder Assrcr Professor Of Nursrng Robert Yoder Assoc Professor of Sparrrsh Jrrhft YOIUY Assrsf Professor of Chernrslry Lester Zrrrrrrrerrnan Fr 'rfofm-.nr of Malherrralrcs Qr,g9rTrf1f,f ZOOK flssrzt Prrvfv'-fstrr nf Nursing rs.aA- r . 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L . l fill- . 1.1.95 ,I F , t Y! r si -fi ,X , l Jon Swelgart Ponks, PA fr Phil Sweigart Ffonks, PA so Flebecca Swelgart Ponks, PA jr Jenny Talim Bandungd, Indonesra so Chew Chee Teoh Bachang, Malacca Arthur Thomas, Jr, Cleveland, OH so Steve Thomas Goshen, IN fr Delila Tljerlna Archbold Ol-I fr Teterl Tiku Addls Abeba, Ethlopla tr Ken Toole Elmhurst, IL jr Davld Treber Greentown, IN Ir Donald Troyer South Bend, IN jr Lorna Troyer Mio, Ml lr Margaret Troyer Iowa City, IA jr Flick Troyer Goshen, IN jr Ronald Troyer South Bend, IN fr Mike Truex Goshen, IN fr Held: Ulrlch Eureka, lL so Jeff Ulrnch Washburn, IL jr Beth Van Ness Goshen, IN so Pat Vendrely Spencervrlle, IN so Mala ysla jr Claudlo Vrllalobos San Jose, Costa Rlca lr Kevrn Vrncent Garrett, IN so Cheryl Wagler Odon, IN yr Daryl Wallace Flosnort, Manitoba so John Walter Chardon, OH1r Kam Washlngton Sagrnaw, Ml Ir Clndy Watklns Bloomington, IL fr Carol Weaver Lancaster, PA so Ken Weaver College Park, MD fr Laura Weaver Elkhart, IN lr Phul Weaver Blue Ball, PA so Dawn Weber Petersburg, Ontano Ir Barb Webster Brutus, MI fr Teresa We-truck Warsaw, IN Ir Arlen Welty Elkhart, IN so John Wenger Elkhart, IN so Gwen Whlte Elblng, KS If Jill White Peabody, KS Ir Duane Whmng Lancaster, PA jr u Y ww' -X bww OF' if .1 ae N'.2SL'.i ea IN so 31:21 L1 se -X'gJQ.1 FL If . 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Ding Yong-shu, Ma Du-quan Standing Zhang Wei-ming, Chen Ke-li, Tan Ping-de, Li Zhang-qiu, She 1983 marked the third year of educational exchange between Goshen College and the People's Republic of China, which continued in spite of breaking off of cultural and athle- tic exchanges between the US. and China in April. This year's group included nine Eng- lish teachers from various provinces, who studied American language, literature and culture, and one professor, Ma Du-Quan iseated, righti, who taught Chinese during his Stay. Six of the Chinese lived in Kenwood House with GC studentsg Professor Ma and two others lived at Ninth Street l-louse, Ding Wan-cheng, Zou Bi-cheng Yong-shu, the female member of the group, lived with Professor of Music Mary Oyer. While in the US, the Chinese traveled to major cities in the Northeast and spent time with area host families. i-1' HJ. , . . H.. J-. -A ' v ' ' X 1-xwW: kQs-i- -N56 W :N-v. -'mx 9 KA. 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Midwest Comme ce QE3an ng Company A MA-22:2 Panel-Tel-4 A Q, 1 X MACHERS -- . , V 5 'fm- V I Y X X N--A , .l J ff: Www fglihiali V' A ' - ,14'- I J,y Aw- SES! QB! - ' Bluax ' 'Q ' O 1 mc Scaffolding and Eoy Ford Lincoln Mercury -r 'N us saw o ii Id 533 3188 I 46526 Construction Equipment 'E WORK TOWERS se, inn, ailli f 'lil 'A ARCHBOLD, OHIO th WJ 5 'l J- .I Q -vu bi coucixn LIFT Go0ut fOuf' G Wlfayfgfwu At First National, we offer a whole range of financial services. And we have knowledgeable people who care about you. So your dreams come shining through . . . we go out of our way for you. First National Bank Zllll Zllll Goshen 1133 Elkhart Nappanee 104 West Goshen. Mem Superstrutt Midland-Ross Corporation Metal Framing Hvision 'x 5 845 Embarcadero ' Oakland CA 94606 14151 6399690 nsrrax 33-5327 lm W ., K N qv' f I -1- - R S459 Peddler W. I rs 4, ' H' 802 Eisenhower Dr, North Q , ' 7 '71,-,Z-,,,I:,-f Q X on U S 33 666666 IN 46526 I gt yn I Betweeh Goshen t219I 53360335 niriix 2558358 A S. Elkhart ' ' channel and pipe hangers Over 130 items to choose from Amish and Mennonite Cooking Buffet Dining at its finest Open 6 d3yS 8 week 6 am.-8 p.m. Closed Sundays PATRGNS Farmer's And Merchants State Bank Archbold, Ohio 43502 Snider's Jewelers KIine's Goshen Implement 128 S. Main Street 120 N. Main 404 3, 11th 31, Goshen, Indiana Goshen, Indiana Goshen, Indiana 46526 46526 46526 Buckwalter Motors, Inc. 706 266 sr. Wellman, Iowa 52356 Manufacturer of quality Metal Framing AREA Benton Mennonite Church CHURCHES Of.CR42mgen,On Yellow Creek Mennonite Church Bob Detweller Pastor Sunday Services 9 30 Morning Study and Fellowship Hour 10 30 Morning Worship Hour 7 30 Evening Worship Hour ff' WHS. r- O O Ei so Q. 'Q X 5 5 U7 Q C na E cn U7 9. X to -1 o J co 5 U7 Z su '1 X 9. 1 NL 2 an K, N ,,..-T., ,, ,g-.,' V ,. ., . 2. Y -..'f, 'l5'uE'h . 't v.i-'t',',f1- - Come and Fellowship With Us Pastor: Calvin Kaufman Worship Service: 9:30 am Sunday School: 10:30 am ff-1 .af ,,..... s l'. ll Colle-gt Mennonite Church ion campusj invites you to grow in faith and life with us: the junctions of County Roads 11 and 38 -in W0f5hiP HI 9130 am and 6100 Pm The Church with a special welcome to students ' study at 10:45 am and Sf'-fdent Couples - A K-groups intergenerational Church office Phohe 862 2595 Pastors sway B62 4215 ' ' in neighborhoods la ooooofly fellowship of neighbor householdsj M Liar L 1 T 11 Xblif Q 42'-B u.ssc-uw a...'! -. ,vu L VM ffl -, .,.......1 ,, S in -..,.. ...- UAII 9 -lf K 1 5 ' 1 ' he ' ' x 1 fr J - , 4'1- 1 5 95 Q rf: !lf i ' 0 ,4 1 5 an 5' - V fl. . . , A - in H In i I INDEX Abbott. Janet K, Abdi, Abdullahi Y. Abebe, Tamene 25, 118 Abebe, Zenebe 100 Abromski, J. Doug 118 Acosta, Elias S. 46, 118, 120 Albrecht, Alfred 57, 114 Albrecht, Jeffrey L. 118 Albrecht, Julie A. 130 Albrecht, Lynn J. 130 Albrecht, M. Grace 82, 118, 85 Albrecht, Sharon Fl. Alderfer, Bradley S. Alderfer, Susan D. 130 Aleme-Selassie, Martha 130 Algate, Paul A. 93 Alicea, Gina R. 46, 118 Alicea, Hector R. 24 Allen, Jeffery B. 105 Althouse, James V. 130 Alvarenga, Nadina P. 130, 26 Alvarez, Jamie E. Alwine, Dennette L. 98 Amstutz, H. Clair 111, 148 Amstutz, Mary Amstutz, Rodney D. 118 Anderson, David L. Anderson, Jan E. Ankrah, Rodges K. 130 Antonakis, Nick G. Antonakis, Stella G. 130 Appenzeller, Linda Aquino, Abel C. 118 Armstrong, Angela M Aschliman, Kathryn 114, 8 Asoera, Lillian O. Asoera, Mary A. Asseta, Yonas 118 Babcock, Cynthia L. 130 Bachman, Tonya J. 130 Baer, Adam D. 130 Baer, Heidi B. 99, 118 Bailey. Jodi L. Bailey, Wilma 114, 44 Barrett, Patricia L. 130 Bartel, David M. Bartel, Marvin 114 Basinger, Jerome L. Basinger, Pamela G. Bauman, Connie S. 130 Bauman, Nancy J. 13 Baumann, Scott M. Beachey, Greg S. 103, 130, 17. 105 Beachy, Ada B. Beachy, Linford D. 130 Beachy, Robert M. Beachy, Sheldon C. Beachy, Stephen M. 138, 34 Beam, Diane S. 130, 54, 70 Beasley, Sarah E. 118, 8 Beck, Ervin 57, 114 Beck, John F. 130 Beck, Kevin D. 130 Becker, Brian C. Becker, Byron P. 81, 118 Beckler, Cynthia A. 96, 130 Beechy, Atlee 114 Beidler, Lorin K. 130, 85 Bell, Cecile E. Bender, Anne L. 130 Bender, Teresa L. Bergman, Susan K. Berkey, David A. 94, 118 Berkey, Dean A. 130 Berkey, Joy R. 130 Berry, Lee Roy Bertsche, Carol S. 96, 130, 55 Bertsche, Daniel D. 118 Bertsche, Laurie A. 96, 118 Berube. Nancy M. 118 Betz, Kim E. Beyer, Barbara L. Beyler, Richard H. 82. 84 Biggs, Gail 130 Birkey, Robert Birky, Anne M. 130 Birky, David W 95, 94, 118 Burkholder, J. Lawrence 22, 52, 62, 110, 149 Burkholder, Rebecca R 31 Burkholder, Samuel P Busch, Roberta G 131 Buschert, Joy M Bustos, Steve Byler, Lori J. 82 Byler, Patricia L. 44, 72, 119 Byrd, Brenda G Caligiuri, Ann M. Cancel, Carlos M 103, 98 Cardoza, Nora M. 131 Birky, Elizabeth A. 131, 105 Birky, Jerrly W. 103 Birky, Jeffrey 98 Birky, Julia Birky, Kristi M 105 ne K. Birky, Wilbur 114 Bishop, C. Franklin 75 Biswalo, Edna K. 26, 118 Bitikofer, Gary E Bixler, Amy E 131, 86 Bixler, Grant 48 Bixler. Ingrid J. 118, 148 Bixler. Regi nald L 131 Black, Ronda S. 131 Blackwood. Blair, Dixie Susan B L 118 Blickenstaff, Marvin Blosser, Carolyn M Blosser, John M Blosser, Lois E 119 Bomberger, J Rohrer 55 Bontrager, Barbara B 119 Bontrager. Dawn E 131 Bontrager, Duane E Bontrager, Gordon L 131 Bontrager, Lily L. Bontreger, Susan G 131 Casas, Arnoldo J Caskey, James K. 56, 131. Cassel, Michele M 131 Cender, Greta F. 131, 35 Cender, Jeanine L Chandler, Michael A 131 Charles, Eunice G 131 Charles, Julie A. Charles, Thomas E 95 Chavez, Nora 131, 37, 6 Chen, Le Li 7 Christner, Charles J 131 Christner, Eric L 103, 105, 119 Christophel, Linda A 119 Cristophel, Virginia Chupp, Teresa R 119 Church, Robert A 119, 127 Claassen, Marian R 119 Clark, Betty Lou Clauss, Jill J 131 Clemens, Conrad J 93, 131 Clemens, Donald 114 Clemens, James R 111 Clemens, Philip 57, 114 Collins, Ronald 114, 62 Coney, Beth A Conrad. David J 131, 98 Borntrager, Annetta S 131 Bowman, Anna 114 Bowman. M Beth 17, 64, 99. 119 Boyce, Mark W 131 Boyer, Gregory D 131, 77, 74 Boyer, Karen L 119 Branson, Troy K 93 Breckbill, Anne L. 96. 100, 101, 131 Brenneman, Carol J Cooke, Dean E 31 Cressman, Erik N 24, 119 Cressman, Karen L Cross, Barbara D 131, 26 Crouse, Terri A 119 Crowder, Patricia Croyle, Nancy H 61, 119 Croyle, Thomas H 131 Croyle. Timothy H 131 Cruz, Claudia 31 Cruz, Miguel A. Brenneman, Robert R Brenneman, Rosalind J Brenneman, Sara L. 96, 131 Brilhart, Da Broaddus. Brookrnyer, niel L. 59 Kerry W 72 P. Jane Brooks, Judith M Brown, Cheryl A. Brown, Terri A 131 Brown, Thomas M 88 Brown, Tony 1 Brubaker, Barbara R. Brubaker, Sharon R. 131 Brummel, Patricia L. Bryan, Colleen E. Buck, Donna V. Buck, Jacqueline D. 119 Buckwalter, Thomas A. Buckwalter, Timothy L. 131 Cullar, Kenneth E 131 Curtis, Gregory L Dain, Sarah J 131 Daniel. Robert K. Davis, Judith Day, Mary L Deak, Carol B Delagrange, Joitta B 131 Denlinger, Bethany L 131 Denton, Katrina A. 131 Deria, Abdulcadir H. 132 Derstine, Jodi P. 132 Derstine, John P. Desai, Sandhya M. 119 Detweiler, Ann E. 132, 99 Detweiler, Cheryl L. 132, 99 Detweiler, Dawn J. 119 Detweiler, Philip J. 132 Diaz, Maria A. Buller, La Dene J. 131, 45 Buller, Royce D. 119 Burkhart, Linda L. 101, 131, 98 Burkholder, Amos 114, 88 Burkholder, Kenneth M. 24 Diaz, Shirley Dilbone, Janet L. 105 Diller, David F. 132 Ding, Young Shu 147 Dintaman, Linda L. 132, 75 Donley, Tania C 132 Douma, Berniece E Draper, Darlene N 119 Drawbond, Jettrey A 119 Drescher, L. Gregory Drescher, Susan J 132 Driver, Evelyn 114 Dueck. Carolyn R 119 Dyck, Janine L 132, 143 Dyck, Suzanne R 132 Dyck, Teresa L132 Eash, Francisca A Eberly, Brad E. 83, 39, 88, 119 Eberly, Claudia E 119 Ebersole, Jon A 119 Eby, Donald G Eby, Janette N 132 Eby, Kurt J 95, 119 Ehret, Jerry l-l Eicher, Greta J 119 Eigsti, Janice E 20 Eldridge, Brad C Elias, Lillian E. Epp, Edward C 114, 69 Ervin, Brenda L 96, 101, 132 Eshleman, D. Scott 132 Espindola, Miguel A Falcon, Rafael 1 Falcon, C Judith 46. 119 Falcon, Christine N Farmer, Kimberly Y 16. 46, 119 Fehr, Sandra E Fehring, John D Feightner, Robert C. Findlay, Carol S 119 Fisher, John J 56, 114 Fisher, Lowell Flint, Catherine S 121 Flores, Dvidio H. 132 Flowers, Stephanie L Foreman, Janet 114 Frederick, Darryl 132 Freed, Robert A 132, 27 Fretz, Beverley A 56, 132 Frey, M. Drew 132 Frey, Neal J 132 Friesen, Janet Friesen, Laura Friesen, Lauren 115, 117 Friesen, Todd K. 132, 39, 85 Frisbie, William F 52, 121 Frye, Catherine L Fugate, Anna E Fulle, Laurie J 121 Funk, David A Gachanja, Mwangi G 71, 121 Gall, Martha J. Gamber. David E 23, 121, 150 Garber, Connie I 121 Garber, Lamonte L 132 Gardner, Merritt 115 Gardner, Paul E. Garman, Ann M 132, 73 Garris, Candy J Gautsche, David C. 132 Gehman, David E 95. 132 Geiger, Cynthia A Geigley, Nelson R 121, 85 Geiser, Erin D. Geiser, Jonathan L 68 Geiser, Leonard 115 Geiser, Ned A. George, Roy T. 132 Gerardot, Sandra R Gerber, Douglas J. 132, 98 'l7'l ,gn-4, Ca,-rm. 4 .L,,.1rr Qgrbgr iarsq l '71 7:1 D-,rx v 7 LB L3r.6 1B F3 11.51111 -2 , 2.1-1 -L1 CEI' Kei. '1 'Z' Kern S 132 Gbson Mark C 121 3 :rest Jean A 132 611550. 0311191 L 108 G 'ST' Laura L 132 34, Gn1e'cn tlartln L 97, 132. 31 Lrrtaerrch, 1.1.'hitney R 101, 132 G forrch. Gingritj Ghdrtch. Brian J 132 h, ChriS D 132 Jon L 95, 121, 5 Gagnon, Laurie L '21 Gingrich, Michael L 9-1. 95. 'QQ 105 Gaser, Brian L A G'e,steen, David 132 Grrck, Jacqueline S 23 GUC1-1 Maria E 89. 121 Grck Mark R Grick S Crarg 121 Gnagej.. Gail 5121 Godshall. Anthony P Goering, Jana J 132 Geertz. Elke M Goldfus. John S 132 Gongalez, Maria D Gonralez, Wanda 132, 42 Good. Beth A 121 Good. Carol J Good. Delmar 115 Good. Marlin R Good. Good. Steven R 121 Thomas L 60, 121 Goode, Robert W 121 Goodman, Keith B Gore. Edward 103, 115 GCSE. Tarttrny K 133 Got.-.ral 66 Graber Graber Graber Graber Graber Graber Graber Graber Graber Graber 50 Graber Graber 'J'r3LJ':'! J'f1C'f'V Gfxbffl Graber s. Joan H 43, 44, 121, , Ccnflle G . Dan J 97, 133 . Dennis N 133 . Elaine J 92, 133 . Galen 95, 69 l-folly A 133 . Lrnda K 133 1,1arr1,rn S 111 Nancy A 121 . Randy J 103, 133, 96. . Sandra L 133 Sr-aron K 133 . Sheila A 73, 121 Starla D 133 . Busan K 133, 63 Susan R 92, 133 Seize Martha J 133. 99, 105 J ,,rr, . Jcrrrr L es, 121 J .wer P 1331151133 f- U fdfr. 13971159 A 13J 'Van rr, Audrey Augsburger 99 avr, Daryl c Cv nrt ,r J.. ,, Ve-frfil 121,115 hfalere J 83. 87, 121 1 Ch'1s11rreJ 133, 88 e Colleen if 133 .iarre A 133 ea Fizabeth J 1 ea .lr Pub-erto121 L. L, 5, rj, ,fd 1 Jisech ffl ,Mr so l71f1ri,,r, A 133 11 1 Gunden, Ruth 92, 115 Gusler, Ann M. 96, 133 Gyori, Sonja E 133 Haarer, Karen M, 133 Hadley, Douglas L 133 Hager, Lorenna B, 133 Haines, Stacy A 133, 17 Hall, Lynn K, Halteman, Jennifer L. 39, 121 Handrich, Rick R. 133 Haney, Mary L 133. 99 Harder, Jorene M 133, 72 Harder, Kathleen A. 40, 121 Harder, Mary K 133 Harder. Wilma J 37, 72, 122 Harnish, Dave R. 133 Harnish, Marie M 133 Hamish, Stephen D 133 Hart, Jeff R. Hartman, Diane L 133 Hartman, Loren J 133, 98 Hartman. Sarah J, 122 Hartman, Sherry L. Hartzler, Bernice K. 96, 133, 76 Hartzler, Hartzler, Dwain 95 Hartzler, Jeffrey S. 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