Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

HERITAGE ’73 It’s kinda funny really — trying to squeeze 652 lives and 254 days into only 164 pages. But this is 1973 — our 25th year — and we can do anything we set our mind to. Every face and event will be recorded for future generations to point to and laugh at. Dimensions in Yearbooks” — that’s what we’ll call it. But who’s kidding whom? Some of you won’t find yourself in here at all and probably your favorite memories will be stamped only on the pages of your mind. But don’t give up on this book. It’s diffe rent and it’s good, not perfect, only different and good. And I hope that in future years it will bring you as much pleasure and pain, tears and laughter as ’72-’73 did itself. Julie Kroes, Editor For the first time in its history the Heritage is dedicated to its subject matter 4 5 Dr. Hoyt, President of Grace College Apart from life, the most precious commodity in this world is time. It is that period during which life is permitted to express itself in the various activities and functions of spirit, soul, and body that make for personal achievement, social contribution, and divine adoration. It is that period when ail the facets of per¬ sonality have opportunity to sparkle with brilliance. It is that period when the mind has opportunity to probe the infinite reaches of knowledge and explore the yet unknown. It is that period when the human heart is privileged to make an investment in others, and to see the gladsome response of those who have derived untold benefit through that experience. It is that period of time when the human spirit, made alive by the Spirit of God, may rise to the illimitable heights of divine favor and fellowship, and catch a glimpse of heaven. How dare anyone murder time! And yet, that is the expression which is so often used, even by the best of people, when they find themselves caught at an inopportune moment. They are heard to say, I am killing time.” Is it possible that they are murdering that which it took the Divine Creator to bring into existence, upon which He looked and called it ”good?” Is it possible that anyone would dare murder that which is measured out to us in such a small quantity that the passing hours, the days, the months, and the years reach perchance the paltry sum of 70 years? Is it possible that those fleeting moments are actually re¬ garded to be of such little value that one would not hesitate to cast them away without a tear? Is it possible that this infinitesimal span of time could be regarded as so worthless, that we would refuse to use it for the acquisition and application of wisdom? If not, then teach us to number our days that we may apply our hearts to wisdom.” 6 College Administrative Committee VICE PRESIDENT Homer A. Kent, Jr. ACADEMIC DEAN E. William Male DEAN OF STUDENTS Arnold Kriegbaum SUMMER SCHOOL DIRECTOR Jesse Humberd REGISTRAR, ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR Ron Henry DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Richard Messner BUSINESS MANAGER Paul Chappell 7 Americans for America Week The real democratic American idea is, not that every man shall be on a level with every other, but that every one shall have liberty, without hindrance, to be what God made him. 9 10 God was the first and the greatest artist. His creation was composed of material form, light, and line. Ever since the beginning of his life on earth, man has tried to copy and capture the essence of God’s creative power through art. 12 ’’Any great work of art is great because it creates a special world of its own ... it revives and readapts time and space . .. and the measure of its success is the extent to which it makes you an inhabitant ofthat world, the extent to which it invites you in and lets you breathe its strange, special air.” — Leonard Bernstein 13 Artist Series LAKELAND COMMUNITY CONCERTS: Armstrong and Vrenios Obernkirchen Children’s Choir Great Stars of Jazz Angus Godwin GRACE COLLEGE CAMPUS SERIES: Indianapolis Symphony Messiah Hale and Wilder Ft. Wayne Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Javier Calderon 16 I watched you strain and sweat in your game, r mouths said win and so did your eyes through the heat. 17 18 19 I Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Psalm 119:105 20 Bible Conference [ I 21 Chapel requires your body only — the sign-up sheets can’t check your mind. In case it wasn’t there, the following was well worth listening to ... Student Senate President Jon Hall Inaugural Address: It has been said, ”lf you don’t stand for something, you will fall for anything.” There is no doubt in my mind that we must stand united under one cause. This is the most basic element necessary for the survival of any family, organization, or nation. In fact, an or¬ ganization can stand even if it isn’t for a worthy cause. But no matter who it is, no one, not even Satan him¬ self, can be plagued by disunity and expect to continue. Was not the first division of mankind the time when one man chose to go against that cause for which God had created him? And what was the result of that division? Adam, now, instead of being the prophet, priest, and king of the human race, is the father of a suffering and dejected world. Since that time, through¬ out all of history, man has continually divided himself — the Jews after King Solomon’s death, the Romans in the sixth century . even in our own country, the lives of over 500,000 men were lost, and the nation rent apart because the people could not unite under one cause. What then would be a worthy cause for us, one which would include all of us, whether we are a member of the Board of Trustees, the Administration, faculty, or student body? What would be that all inclusive cause? It can only be this: that each day we individually strive with an unquenchable desire to become that person which we have chosen to be, in order that, first, Jesus Christ might be glorified, and second, that every person we encounter might recognize in us that quality which sets us apart as a unique people. Let me break that statement down and discuss it, so you will understand exactly what I mean. First, ’’that each day we individually strive with an unquench¬ able desire.” This is the basic ingredient in being suc¬ cessful at anything. Each day must be viewed as another chance to get a little closer to our goals. If we take only one day and waste it on frivolous things, we will find it easier the next time to take two days, then three, and so on, until we have wasted not days, but weeks, months, years, maybe even our lifetimes. There¬ fore, we must see that what we accomplish today will affect us in the near and distant future either for good or for bad. We must also individually strive toward these goals. No one else is going to do it for us. Others may counsel us, may give us support and encour¬ agement, but it’s going to be your responsibility and mine, with God’s directing hand, to become as Paul says, men of mature character with the right sort of independence.” Most of all, we must strive with an unquenchable desire; apathy is a sure killer of any good cause. Proverbs states it in this manner: A little sleep, a little slumber A little folding of the hands to rest; Then your poverty will come as a robber. And your want like an armed man. Rather than being like this sluggard, we ought to have the drive that Vince Lombardi has spoken of so well in the statement, ”1 firmly believe that any man’s finest hour is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on th e field of battle — victorious.” The next part is this, to become that person which we have chosen to be in order that first Jesus Christ might be glorified.” It is absolutely necessary that we choose to be somebody, to have goals with meaning. What is important here is not what we will do as an occupation, but what we are made of inside. Without a vision the people perish,” and without a purpose for living there is no strength or desire to even exist. Some have called this the will to mean,” in other words, the will to have a meaningful existence. These goals must be made with the express purpose of first glorifying Christ. If they are made just to please our¬ selves, we will find that they satisfy no one, especially ourselves. It was Solomon, who after seeking and ob¬ taining every earthly desire, said, Vanity, vanity, all is vanity.” If the richest and wisest man in all history proclaims self-satisfaction as worthless, who are we to argue the point? Instead, if we let Christ direct our goals, there can only come love, joy, and personal peace. 22 Finally, ’’that every person we encounter might recognize in us that quality which sets us apart as a unique people.” They will see us as unique if they can see that we are real, vibrant, and sensitive to the needs of others. It is evident that our goals must reach out and include our neighbors. The Bible says, ”He who seeks to separate himself seeks his own de¬ sire.” This relationship to other people is the most valuable thing we have next to knowing Christ. If our goals do not include it, we become spiritually lopsided and of no earthly good. Reaching out to others means meeting their needs, and meeting their needs means loving them, and love is what living is all about. If we develop this quality then they will see us as alive, as enthusiastic, and as individuals with depth — and without question will call us a unique people. Just remember that in your hands rest the unity and progress of this school. Whether you are a fresh¬ man without a major or a faculty member with a Ph.D., your decision will affect every other person sitting in this auditorium. I can only hope that you will align yourselves with the cause I have stated and as Paul wrote, Make it your aim to be at one in the Spirit ” for then, as God so wonderfully has promised, you will inevitably be at peace with one another.” Frank Gonzales: When God does something wonderful. He begins with a difficulty. When God want to do something really wonderful. He begins with an impossibility. What we need today is the same 20-20 vision” for souls that Paul had. The prescription is found in Acts 20:20. He kept back nothing that would be profit¬ able to the people, and he taught them, not only pub¬ licly, but also going from home to home. Rev. Rc bert Thompson: I think that to ask for the presence of God is the most ridiculous thing top-side of this earth. When I came in, God came in — how about you? we need to know that day by day, hour by hour, Jesus is walking with me, with you and don’t look for Jesus to be revealed to you by some little miracle. You’ll find him only as you open the pages of His book. Rev. Peter Pascoe: I’m tired of Christianity portrayed as fun and games. Christianity is blood, sweat, and tears, and the name of the game is obedience. Rev. William Fusco: You’ve trusted Christ for heaven; have you trusted Him for happiness? In Matthew 26:36-46 we find three reasons why the disciples slept, and Jesus didn’t. First, they didn’t recog¬ nize the urgency of the situation. Second, they didn’t remember the uniqueness of the Son of God. Finally, they didn’t resist the ugliness of self. How about it — are YOU sleeping? Rev. Knute Larson: We’re mistaken if we think there is a dichotomy between religious truth and truth truth. Ed Jackson: Happiness is the by-product that we discover we have as we walk along the road of duty. Rev. Richard Cannon: Going overseas doesn’t make you a missionary, but staying home doesn’t make you one either. Start finding out where you fit in, in a world that’s exploding today. I y 23 24 Delta Tau Chi Clubs 26 27 Circle K 28 student Education Association I E 29 I WRA G-Club 30 Nurses Club 31 t Dorm Life I 32 When I first walked in the door I just about turned around and walked out it was a mess, with boxes all about and my bed hidden but I stayed and I made friends and learned how to fix sputtering faucets and figured out how to make the best of paper-thin walls. 33 The Drama Department Presents . . 34 The Taming of the Shrew ... The Mikado 36 Education 38 f ' p 39 40 a workman that needs not to be ashamed 41 4 42 Epworth Forest 43 Faculty Robert Arend. English George Cone.Linguistics Jean Coverstone Art Stephen Dearborn Donald De Young Richard Dilling Bible . Physics Mathematics Physical Science Robert Elmer.Business Verna Felts.Music W. Roland Felts Music Mary Fink.Speech Lloyd Fish Psychology Fred Fogle.Anthropology, Missions Gerald Franks Stephen Grill RayGsell Music Drama, Speech Chemistry 44 Ron Henry.History Philip Hoskins.Physical Education Jesse Humberd Mathematics, Science Robert Ibach Archaeology Philip Jones Spanish Glen Kammerer Physical Education Arnold Kriegbaum.Bible Edgar Lovelady. English E. William Male.Psychology Yvonne Messner Physical Education Donald Ogden Music Paulette Sauders English Joseph Serra Joe Slaughter Charles Smith Education Philosophy Greek 45 R. Wayne Snider History John Stoll.Bible Gary Tanner.Biology Kenneth Taylor.History, Sociology Dorothy Toirac French Miriam Uphouse.Dean of Women Norman Uphouse.Education Terry White Journalism Daniel Wonderly.Biology Lloyd Woolman.Dean of Men Physical Education Vance Yoder.Music 46 Faculty (Part-time) Ethel Anderson Edwin Blue Helen Brooks Mathematics Education History Ernst Maier Doris Mathias Delmar Nicholls German Nutrition Speech Daniel Caraway. Michael Grill . Anita Hoehne Speech Psychology Art Brent Sandy John Snow K. Marie Stolba Greek Mathematics Music Calvin Imhoff. Beverly Kent. Darleen Kluth. Physical Education Music Physical Education Melvin Taylor Stanley Thompson Ann Wharton Psychology English Journalism Wayne Knife. Nickolas Kozel. Lawrence Lawlor ... Bible Music Social Studies Bruce Wright Marilyn Yoder Lester Young Economics and Business Economics and Business The earliest, and oldest, and longest has still the mastery of us. George Eliot Fall Sports cross country 49 50 51 Freshman and Sophomore Banquet 52 I Graduates Anne Alexander Susan Anders Kenneth Ashman Carilyn Baily Penny Barber Sally Bechtel Gordon Boner John Bratcher Dennis Brown Jan Brumbaugh Rebecca Bryant Timothy Weil John Burtoft Clarence Busenitz Stephen Byrd Margo Christner 54 Fremont Clair Anna Clark Joseph Clydesdale Debra Crunk Connie Cupp Dennis Daniels Harry Dear Daryle Emch Anne Engelberth Donald Faas Beverly Fields Neil Fogle Roger Foor Shelly Franchino Jay Fretz John Fretz Roger Gafken James Gault DeLynn Geiger Junior Geiger I I I 55 Marsha Gillin Dennis Goble Jerry Goodpaster Paul Goodman Bonnie Green Elgin Green Charles Griswold Gary Grooms Rick Halberg Jonathan Hall Terry Hammer Keith Hardesty Jack Harrold Sherry Herr Dannie Herwig Judy Herwig Sharon Hinkle David Hitchman Donald Holmes Ronald Howell 56 Loren Hoyt Norma Huff Kevin Huggins Debbie Jennings Scott Jensen Darrell Johnson Helen Jones Myron Jones Darlene Kauffman Cora Kerr Charlotte Kleyn Darlleen Kluth Judy Knepper Connie Knife Becky Krater Julie Kroes Steven Lauer Carol Leedy Barbara Lepore Michael Longenecker I 57 Gary Long Pamela MacRae Ross Martin Joyce Mattick Lament Mayes Carol McMillen Jeanette Miller Karen Miller Timothy Miller Carol Moline Lawrence Mueller Luetta Myers Byron Norris Jamie Norris David Ogden Donna Ogden Mary Pawsey Ann Polman Howard Reed Alice Rittgers 58 David Rodgers Mary Rogers Noel Roller Cheryl Secaur Bruce Sellers Gary Shamel Rebecca Shank Joyce Sharretts Gregory Sheffer Dennis Shireman Rose Slabaugh Connie Slaughter Ronald Snider Joan Snively Wendy Sorensen Bonnie Stackhouse Stephen Stackhouse Linda Sturdy Pamela Teeple Sharon Terrell 1 1 t 59 Susan Thompson David Traver Janet Tucker Timothy Vesa Gwen Waggoner Diana Wardlaw Eunice Wonderly Chris Yoder Ronald Yoder Denise Zambrano well, it’s over, i guess. it doesn’t seem like it should be four longshort years, it’s funny to think of starting a new life or of ending an old one; complaining about the food and cleaning our rooms, and putting things off till the night before, but we did have good times didn’t we? and i think what made them good were the times we cried together prayed together. it would be fine to think that no one could ever take our place when we leave to have them say we were the best. (maybe they will ) but even though it’s over, it’s really a beginning. and although we’re leaving we’ve really only come. winging our way to destinies unknown, carried by His grace, nested in His love History? Those were the days my friend, We thought they’d never end —’’ They didn’t. Artist series, Sadie Hawkins, Prayer meetings, and cram sessions. They’re as much a part of our present as our past. So tune in next anniversary — Same good times, same places’’ (after all, just how many different places are there around Winona Lake) Only the faces will be different — they’ll be yours. 62 I I I I f I 63 ! I 64 I I 65 67 Coronation and Reception Freshmen Initiation 71 Joyful Noise With trumpets and sound of cornet make a joyful noise before the Lord, the King. Sing unto Him a new song! ... Community Concert Band 73 74 . Concert Choir I I 75 Junior and Senior Banquet The Lamp 78 79 80 a library may be regarded as the solemn chamber in which a man may take counsel with ail who have been wise, and great, and good, and glorious among the men that have gone before him 81 Missionary Conference 82 Blind is the world to God’s great salvation; Deaf is the world to His call; Helpless are they to trust in the Saviour, Unless they are reached by us all. God, Reach Our World thro’ me; Give glorious victory. Till all shall bow the knee To Jesus Christ our Lord. SKIF-PORTRAI 1 May Day, Mad Play, MUD DAY! 84 85 this folio of four pages, what is it but a map of busy life — its fluctuations, and its vast concerns? this folio of four pages, what is it but a map of busy life — its fluctuations this folio of four pages, what is it but a map of busy life — this folio of four pages, what is it? The Sounding Board 87 Inspiration like the storm arises like the waves hurled for it is passion that creates. — Holly Trumble 88 photo by Howard Reed photo by Daryle Emch Man, Seeking, striving. Reaching out to claim. Perceiving thoughts that are his alone. Engraving mind and heart with selfish dreams. Never noticing another ' s notions. Distraught at death to discover Nothing, no one; Man. — Karen Mort The sun expanded its golden hand and floated perfume into my spirit. Could time stand still could time move on could time and I be at all. — Jim Klisz photo by Jenny Aim My eyes Following Yet nestled Red, pink God takes us see a thorn ever upward at yellow, green. as held 1 see the top and blue a thorn. by a stem the green stem is rainbows then makes reach a bud of our life to heaven about new beginnings His rose. and to open, so let each day — Jim Klisz give a leaf the rose betaken thusly kissed is given birth and by the dew unfolding so that with the rays each thorn soon melts of the sun of life 90 you came with a welcoming smile but a shy heart and gave me your hand, you opened the door of your life and timidly (but oh so sweetly) beckoned me in: you wrote on the tablet of my soul, and now you are a part of me: you are helping me to wipe clean my slate so that I can write a new story (thank you) and today, you, too, have begun to pen the pages of your life, and you are growing, you are a flower In your own (special) time: beautifully clothed in warmth and color, feelings and dreams, this is how I see you. to me you are lovely and very special, and my heart is full of love for you. — Debi Turner photo by Geoff Huys 91 Life vanishes in an endless abyss While time treading laughingly Upon my breath Chokes every passionate song of peace. The second star on the right Can save you from your perilous plight. Let your heart and mind take wing God bless America — of thee I sing. Light dims in the purplish haze of night While age squeezing my heart’s affections Shreds hopeful thoughts of content. Let your soul expand and dwell There’s no such place as hell. Soar with me to depths unknown Lay down, shoot up, you’ll never reap What you have sown.” Fear beckons at the door of beyond While the twisted cords Of nameless expressions Enmesh and paralyze my helpless frame. The golden sphere of the human race All your troubles will erase Your God is dead, so why not live? My pleasure has much more to give. There is no peace, no love, no joy. You’re nothing but a plastic toy. Engulfed in tissue paper thin, I, not Him, your mind must win.” Concede and yield to my demand There’s not a thing called shifting sand. Wiser and freer you’ll come to me. Just taste the apple of the tree. Yet balm of clay brightens dimming eyes While fire purges blackened hands Hiding deeds in rusted vaults. Ascending on the steps by day I view eternity stretching into a — Radiant field of crimson gold Where time conveys all death away. — Gary Long 92 photo by Rick Reynolds Thank You, Jesus, for giving me a race to run. You have hand-picked the event, the track, and season and as the Finish Judge You hold the stop watch poised ready to mark my time. Lord, I’ve just begun to run! My pace Isn’t even set yet! photo by Terry White Show me how to achieve steady breathing. If there are hurdles in the way help me to tower over them. Father, the end isn’t even in sight right now (how many laps to go?) but help me to look past the finish when It comes to what is beyond. If I win a medal, Christ, I’ll give it back to you for, after all. You ran the race before and finished first. — Debi Turner 93 Sadie Goes ' ' Comic Strip” 94 95 Senior Sneak Rise, shine, give God the glory, glory 97 Spiritual Life Conference 98 For to me to live is Christ ... Philippians 1:21 99 Spring Sports baseball 100 101 staff and Services ADMISSIONS AND RETENTION COUNSELOR Ray Shook I - , J. HOUSING DIRECTOR Leslie Moore 102 CONTROLLER Les Nutter CHAPLAIN, PLACEMENT DIRECTOR Lee Jenkins FOOD SERVICES DIRECTOR Earl Thurston FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR Ron Guiles LIBRARIAN Benjamin Hamilton LIBRARIAN Mabel Hamilton LIBRARIAN Alan Thunell FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Dewey Melton ALUMNI COORDINATOR Tom Hammers 103 104 105 student Government ... student Government Executive Board 106 107 Grace Missions in Action 108 109 Undergraduates . . freshmen Karl Ahlgren Cathy Ansell Karl Ashman Sally Augsburger Carol Balsbaugh David Barker David Beeson Gary Berlin Anne Biddle Sue Blood John Boots John Boren Elizabeth Bowman Larry Boynton Vicki Bradley Debbie Brandt Gene Bratcher Nancy Brenneman Eric Bristley Marcia Brock Becky Brown Lawrence Burek Sharon Burek Robert Burns Charlene Bussert John Butterbaugh John Carey Sheryl Carpenter Bobbi Cass Scott Clawson 110 R!P Allen Cleveland Scott Coleman Camille Cone Duane Cory Glenn Cutler Leslie Daniels Philip Dell Susan Downs John Drobnick Tom Eichorst Brenda Elder Kathryn Ellison Nancy Emch Leslie England Allan Erselius Karen Essig Mark Ewing Sylvia Fay Stephen Fisher Janis Ford Richard Franks Jane Fretz Allan Frey Jan Garcia Daniel Gehrke Ruby Gingerich Faith Goshert Pam Green Bill Griset Peggy Guard 111 John Haller Sarah Hamilton Kathy Hammers Howard Hanson Robert Hartwiger Jim Hawkins Elaine Heatwole Lillian Heatwole Ronald Herr Steve Hillery Laverne Hillery Ken Hines Diane Hinkle Mollie Hoffer Debbie Holder Cheryl Holman Shelly Hopper Gregory Howell Diane Hummel Lyn Nelle Inman Kathy Irwin Gary Jarnagin Wayne Jennette Deborah Jensen Vicki Jones Dianna Kelly Karen Kincaid Toni Kirby Jean Knight Albert LaMaster 112 Dale Lapp Beth Leaver Melodee Lehe Patricia Loftus Linda Logan Robert Letter Anita Loxley Mitch Lush Marcy MacPherson Martha Male Daniel Mayes Rodney Mayes Larry McCall Debbie McFarland Richard Milyard Ronald Minton Richard Misner Daniel Moeller Don Moore Nancy Moore Bob Mueller Stephen Munday Rose Myers Kim Neibert Randy Nieter Audrey Niswander Philip Norris Kim Osborne John Parker Bill Patterson 113 Sheryl Patterson Cindy Pennington Bob Porterfield Jane Powley Daniel Pritchett Honey Lou Reid Debbie Reynolds Neal Robertson Jane Rockey Jo Ann Rogers David Rose Kathy Rowell Carol Russell Deb Sallee Sharon Sanders Dennis Schultz Doyle Sheets Joy Shirk Louis Showers Marie Singer Sherry Skiles Linda Snodgrass Thomas Snodgrass Linda Stapleton Susan Starett Jane Stoll Rick Strappello Jo Ann Strine Don Stroup Faith Stroup 114 Doug Swagerty Jeannette Swesey Jack Teeple Ned Thompson Jerry Titus Virginia Toroian Kathy Trembley Marsha Vaughn Vencil Vawter Alice Wadsworth Mike Wagner James Walker Barbara Ward Krisanne Watt Kenneth Way Randal Weimer Bob Wenger Becky White Brenda Wilcoxson Kathy Wolfe Kristi Wolters Philip Wonderly Michael Workman Fred Wylie Peggy Yoder 115 ... sophomores Deb Anderson Esther Anthony Sheri Atkinson Bette Axelson Randy Balmer Bennie Banghart Jeanie Barham Jill Becker Steve Beichler Marcia Benton Brad Bibey Bill Bracker Carolyn Bradley Dorothy Bunch Marcia Burns Steve Butler Terry Butterbaugh Cheryl Campbell Craig Campbell Mitzi Carroll Jodene Cass Craig Clapper Dale Clawson Neil Cleveland Jeannie Cloonan Kim Cone Ed Conrad Jeff Cook Ruth Craig Wayne Dean 116 Butch Derenzo Linda Diehl Steve Dombek Nancy Eckert Eric Engelberth Janice Engelberth Terry Eves Wayne Fehrer Loren Felabom Doug Fink Scott Firebaugh Ed Ford Sue Foster Dorothy Franks Valerie Ganther David Gibble Debbie Giles Becky Good Dave Griffith Virginia Hall Paula Harrison Vicki Haskins Darlene Heller Larry Hemmerich Cindi Herman Jo Hinch Kathy Hoffer Janet Hoxworth Stephen Hughey Calvin Imhoff 117 David Inks Kay Johnson Rollin Jump Donna Kaufman Ruth Keffer Rowland Kisner Beverly Kline Stephen Knierim Margie Koerten Carol Krater Ruth Lee Gerri Lincoln Gloria Mason Pat McCune Glenn McElhinney Dan McKeag John Merley Barbara Mineely Patsy Mooney Karen Mort Vernon Mullet David Munday Gary Nieter Kenneth Otto Sue Overdorf Becky Payne Jan Perryman Holly Phillippi Denise Plice Nancy Ramsey 118 Steve Rand Joe Rich Cindy Richter Joyce Risser Kathy Ritchie Richard Ritter Nancy Roe Marlene Root Joy Rork Jeff Rossbach Chris Sandberg Mary Schnieders Douglas Shade Tom Sharp Laura Shuler Jerry Stauffer Ray Streets Anita Stump Sue Suter Sara Teeple Joy Teeter Elaine Thomas Jan Thompson Thomas Thornton Ken Townsend 119 Daniel Travis Ron Tschudy Rene Tyson Timothy Uraine Alice Wallace Judy Walters Carol Weidman Kathy Weimer James Werito Kathy Whitlock Jane Ryerson Bruce Stone Ralph Whitmyer Carol Woomer Debra Yohn 120 . . juniors John R. Ahrendt David Alexander Christine Allem Jennifer Aim Bob Arenobine Lois Arrington Judy Ashman Patty Balmer Terry Barr Marsha Belt Len Blackstone Rick Bonar Kenneth Bontreger Richard Border Donna Botteicher Rick Brundage Linda Burk Vicki Bushman Jerry Byrd Deb Cahill I John Cake I Cathy Chamberlin ] Julie Cover Micky Craghead John Cressler Ray Critchfield Doug Davies Debbie Derenzo Thelma Dorr Rick Downs 121 Danny Esterline Marshall Fagner Bob Foote Linda Franks Lanita French Kent Good Marilyn Hall Joseph Heckert Bob Herr Doug Hively Dave Hobert Sandy Homey Tina Huggins Hope Hungerford Jill Jackson Jim Jenkins Darby Johnson Marilyn Jones Bill Katip Glen Kemery Dave Kennedy Debbie Kerr Randy Kettering Dave Kloke John Knisely Gary Kochheiser Ben Lepore Dave Marshall Mike Marshall Roland Maust 122 Randy Maxson Doug Mayer Kathy Mayes Rick McDonald Freya Michaelis James Miller Steve Miller Kaye Miller Elaine Moulton Susan Moulton Vivian Moyers Alan Nolt Cinda Ogden David Ogden Sylvia Ossen MaryAnne Palumbo Wanda Pine Lois Rapp Lester Reid Thomas Ring Linda Rosner Tom Roy Jim Setty Susan Shade Sandy Shook Shope Lonnie Skiles } Janet Sunthimer Steven Thom Craig Turner 123 Debi Turner Deb Vaughn James White Jim Woolman Mark Yavor 124 1 Students Not Pictured Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Ronald Adams Susan Alexander David Atkins Larry Barnhill David Berghorn Melinda Firestone David Flick Vicki Gaylord Wendy Gray Rudy Glengle Fern Hancock William Henthorn Jack Kerr Susan Kiebel Gary Lapp Stephen Lawton Roma Mack Gary Martin Samuel Neal Alexis Peponis Betty Rhodes Rick Rhodes Sandra Sarver Joyce Shilton Stephen Smith Philip Steele Steve Tamer Paula Tucker Rodney Barnett Nina Beegle Carol Bowers Carol Felabom Cheryl Gable Robert Gault Raymond Holder Janet Jakes Peter Marshall Tom Miles Ed Miller Virginia Miller Randy Sellers Joan Wagoner Clark Wolters Susan Zook David Bolles Richard Covault Roy Ferris Pam Frushour Sandy Homey Darrel Hawbaker James LeMasters Buddy Olszewski John Pappas Allan Robinson Jane Vulgamore Seniors Max Anderson Craig Baily John Beaver Robert Cooper Gary Eshleman Mary Irwin Thomas Mullins Sandra Palmer Holly Trumble Ray Whiteker Stephen Wilson 125 We certainly haven’t lost, but we really haven’t won. What do you do with an incomplete victory? And the work goes on . .. Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the Cat. I don’t much care where —” said Alice. Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,” said the Cat. — so long as I get somewhere,” Alice added as an explanation. Oh, you’re sure to do that,” said the Cat, if you only walk long enough.” Well, we’ve been walking for awhile, 17 years to be exact, and we got somewhere — candidate status. But it isn’t Wonderland.” And if we keep on walking, and things go right, we won’t have reached it in three years either. Hopefully, accredi¬ tation will be only a small reflection of a genuine desire to do the best we can in everything we do. The self-study committee has worked hard, but it cannot force upon us an attitude of personal academic excellence. Unless that becomes the goal of each student, all we will have left three years from now will be memories of a little adventure. Oh, who knows, we may even have the title, but it will be a meaningless one — rather like the grin of the Chesire Cat 126 J 127 Walk-a-thon 128 r i ' We raised money and blisters . . all in the same day. We sang hymns and giggled and stooped and clapped our hands and joked and sometimes ran. But most of all we walked . . together. 129 We didn’t know where else to put this ... Athletic Teams SOCCER: Karl Ashman, Ken Ash¬ man, Bruce Bonham (Ind. All-Star), Gene Bratcher, John Bratcher, Den¬ ny Brown, Craig Campbell, Phil Dell, Eric Engelberth, Roger Gafken (Ind. All-Star, All-Conf.), Bob Gault (Ind. All-State, All-Conf.), Jim Gault (Ind. All-Star), Rick Halberg, Mitch Lush, Peter Marshall (All-Conf.), Dan Mayes, Steve Miller, Dan Pritchett, Rick Reynolds, Tim Miller, Bruce Stone, Craig Turner (All-Conf.), Rick Holder, Roger Poor, Larry Mueller WRESTLING: Dale Lapp, Don Moore, Ric Franks, John Haller, Bob Por¬ terfield, Don Holmes, Harold Hea- cock, Tom Sharp BASEBALL: Doyle Sheets, Darrell Johnson, Don Faas, John Boots, Scott Jensen, Tom Miles, Doug Swa- gerty, Scott Coleman, Chuck Gris¬ wold, Larry Mueller, Rudy Glingle, Butch Derenzo, Jeff Cook, Bill Hen- thorn, Tom Sharp, Bob Mueller, Mike Wagner, Randy Weimer VCLLEYBALL: Jamie Norris, Judy Ashman, Jeanette Miller, Karen Mort, Eileen Lavy, Darlleen Kluth, Brenda Wilcoxson, Nancy Brenne- man J.V. VCLLEYBALL: Kathy Whitlock, Deb Anderson, Denise Plice, Mary Ann Palumbo, Paula Harrison, Deb Sallee, Joy Shirk, Sharon Sanders, Sue Anders SCFTBALL: Brenda Wilcoxson, Car¬ ol, Balsbaugh, Judy Knepper, Judy Ashman, Denise Plice, Brenda Eld¬ er, Mary Ann Palumbo, Deb Sallee, Sharon Sanders, Deb Guiles, Toni Kirby, Sharon Hinkle Athletic Records SCCCER CRCSS CCUNTRY: Randy Sellers (All-Conf.), Tom Snodgrass (All- Conf.), Bob Miller (All-Conf.), San¬ dy Homey, Ned Thompson, Howard Hanson, John Ahrendt TENNIS: Scott Firebaugh (All-Conf.), Jim Woolman, Denny Goodpaster (All-Conf.), Dave Staff, Jack Teeple, Randy Nieter, Craig Campbell BASKETBALL: Rich Rhodes (MVP Turkey Tourney, All-Conf., All NCC AA District 3), Ed Miller (All- Conf., All NCCAA District 3), Dave Staff, Ray Streets, Scott Jen¬ sen, Keith Hardesty, John Knisely, Doyle Sheets, Ned Thompson, Doug Swagerty, Bob Burns, Dan McBride, Bob Korlewitz, Steve Tamer J.V. BASKETBALL: Doyle Sheets, Ned Thompson, Doug Swagerty, Bob Burns, Dan McBride, Bob Kor¬ lewitz, Steve Tamer, Gary Jarnigan, Ron Herr, Bill Henthorn, Ken Town¬ send, Scott Coleman, Glen Cutler, John Boots, Karl Ahlgren TRACK: Ric Franks, Tom Snodgrass, Bob Burns, Rod Barnett, Al Cleve¬ land, Wayne Jennette, Bob Miller, Ken Otto, John Bratcher, Ned Thompson, CraigTurner, Rick Hold¬ er, Marshall Fagner, Neil Cleveland, Fred Wylie, Jerry Byrd, Ken Town¬ send, Jack Kerr, Sandy Homey GOLF: Gary Jarnigan, Jerry Good- paster, Dan Herwig, Micky Crag- head, Dave Hitchman GYMNASTICS CLUB: Cal Imhoff, Darlleen Kluth, Rene Tyson, Steve Rand, Neil Cleveland, Joe Rich, Steve Lauer, Sharon Sanders Women’s Athletic Teams FIELD HOCKEY: Jeanette Miller, Sue Moulton, Darlleen Kluth, Carol Bals¬ baugh, Nancy Brenneman, Kathy Whitlock, Jamie Norris, Sharon Sanders, Patti Balmer, Joy Shirk, Judy Ashman, Sue Anders, Deb Sal¬ lee, Mary Ann Palumbo Grace 0 Grace 4 Grace 1 Grace 7 Grace 3 Grace 0 Grace 3 Grace 4 Grace 10 Grace 1 Grace 0 Grace 3 Wabash Bethel Marion Manchester St. Francis Goshen Huntington Valparaiso Indiana Tech Purdue Notre Dame Tri-State MCC Conference: Grace 2nd 6 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 0 6 3 1 TENNIS Grace 1 Grace 7 Grace 3 Grace 0 Grace 5 Grace 0 Grace 9 Grace 6 Grace 6 Grace 2 Grace 4 Grace 8 Manchester Bethel I. 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Chr., Fred Wylie, Bec¬ ky White; Chaplain, Doug Swagerty: Advisor, Prof. Steve Grill Sophomore Class Officers: Pres., Steve Rand: V. Pres., Ken Otto; Sec., Sue Suter; Treas., Sara Teeple; Soc. Chr., Gary Nieter, Elaine Thomas: Chaplain, Scott Firebaugh; Advisor, Dr. Jesse Humberd Junior Class Officers: Pres., Tom Roy: V. Pres., Mark Yavor; Sec., Kathy Mayes; Treas., Jim White: Soc. Chr., Jim Jenkins, Sue Moul¬ ton; Chaplain, Bob Arenobine; Ad¬ visor, Dr. Vance Yoder Senior Class Officers: Pres., Dave Hitchman; V. Pres., John Fretz; Sec., Alice Rittgers; Treas., Larry Mueller: Soc. Chr., Jay Fretz, Char¬ lotte Kleyn; Chaplain, Howard Reed; Advisor, Prof. Ken Taylor Women Resident Assistants: Deb Cahill, Patti Balmer, Connie Cupp, Anne Engelberth, Bonnie Green, Ju¬ lie Kroes, Kathy Mayes, Karen Mil¬ ler, Sylvia Ossen, Sharon Terrell Men Resident Assistants: Bob Are¬ nobine, Gary Grooms, Dave Hitch- man. Bill Katip, Greg Sheffer Organizations Student Government Executive Board: Pres., Jon Hall; Sec., Sally Bechtel: SAB Pres., Lonnie Skiles; GMA Pres., Daryle Emch; Advisor, Dean Arnold Kriegbaum Student Senate: Pres., Jon Hall; V. Pres., Bill Katip: Sec., Elaine Moul¬ ton; Treas., Dan Herwig; Advisor, Prof. Don Ogden; Members: Dave Hitchman, Tom Roy, Steve Rand, Dennis Schultz, Deb Cahill, Darlene Kauffman, Bette Axelson, Micky Craghead, Duane Cory, Donna Bot- teicher, Bonnie Green Social Activities Board: Pres., Lon¬ nie Skiles: V. Pres., Greg Sheffer; Sec., Barb Lepore; Treas., Pam Tee¬ ple; Assistants: Debbie Crunk, Darl- leen Kluth, Judy Walters, Bob Are¬ nobine, John Bratcher, Jay Fretz, Jim Jenkins, Charlotte Kleyn, Sue Moulton, Gary Nieter, Fred Wylie, Elaine Thomas, Becky White 131 Grace Missions in Action: Pres., Daryle Emch; V. Pres., Steve Butler; Sec., Anne Engelberth; Treas., Gary Grooms; Advisors; Prof. Fred Fogle, Chaplain Lee Jenkins; Members: Doug Swagerty, Scott Firebaugh, Bob Arenobine, Howard Reed; Cabi¬ net Committee: IBYC, Duane Cory, Steve Hughey; Foreign Missions Co¬ ordinator, Jim Jenkins; Hospitality Chr., Sylvia Ossen; Publicity Chr., Patti Balmer; Service Group Lead¬ ers: Child Evangelism, Bob Foote; Jail Team, Rollin Jump; Nursing Home, Ron Howell; Youth Work, Rick Brundage; Personal Evange¬ lism, Bill Bracker; Prayer Group Leaders: Mexican Evangelism, Tom Sharp; Asia, Jay Fretz; Africa, Bob Lotter; S. America, Dave Rodgers; N. America, Doug Swagerty; Eu¬ rope, Dave Kennedy; Jewish Work, Rick Ritter; Athletes in Action, Chuck Griswold Student Education Association: Pres., Gary Long; V. Pres., Carol McMillen; Sec.-Treas., Grace Yoder; Advisor, Dr. Joseph Serra Circle K: Pres., Ric Franks; V. Pres., Betty Bowman; Sec.-Treas., Kathy Wolfe; Advisor, Ray Shook; Mem¬ bers; Vicki Gaylord, Randy Weimer, Dennis Schultz, Cathy Ansell, Dick Milyard Delta Tau Chi: Pres., Bob Areno¬ bine; V. Pres., Fremont Clair; Sec., Terry Eves; Treas., Les Reid; Advi¬ sor, Dr. Charles Smith; Members; Gary Kochheiser. Ed Conrad, Dave Gibble, Dave lnks,l Mark Yavor, Duane Cory, Eric Bristley, Randy Nieter, Greg Howell, Mitch Lush, Dan Moeller, Rick Strappello, Gary Berlin, Ron Minton, Terry Barr, Steve Hughey, Clarence Busenitz, Bill Griset, Larry McCall, Allan Frey, Ken Bontreger, Ken Townsend, Dave Monday, Steve Butler, Daryle Emch G Club: Pres., Chuck Griswold; V. Pres., Steve Miller; Sec., Buddy Ols¬ zewski; Treas., Randy Sellers; Ad¬ visor, Coach Chet Kammerer; Mem¬ bers: Frank Bowman, John Bratch¬ er, Don Faas, Scott Firebaugh Rog¬ er Gafken, Bob Gault, Dan Herwig, Sandy Homey, Scott Jensen, Tom Miles, Larry Mueller, Ken Otto, Tom Roy, Craig Campbell, Rick Holder, Neil Cleveland, Ed Miller Women’s Recreation Association: Pres., Judy Ashman; V. Pres., Jea¬ nette Miller; Sec., Pam Frushour; Treas., Patti Balmer; Intramural and Extramural Chr., Darlleen Kluth; Chaplain, Kathy Whitlock; Advisor, Mrs. Yvonne Messner; Members: Sue Suter, Paula Harri¬ son, Marcia MacPherson, Jane Pow- ley. Sue Blood, Susan Anders, Jane Rockey, Deb Sallee, Nancy Brenne- man, Jane Fretz, Sharon Sanders, Joy Shirk, Leslie Daniels, Carol Bals- baugh, Jane Stoll, Nancy Moore, Brenda Wilcoxson, Kathy Hotter, Melodie Lehe, Debbie Holder, Jea¬ nette Swesey, Linda Rosner, Cheryl Holman, Shelly Hopper Kappa Alpha Tau: Kathy Hammers, Pat Loftus, Linda Logan, Martha Male, Sue Ritter, Susan Overdorf, Nancy Eckert, Vickie Bradley, Deb Sallee, Linda Snodgrass, Joyce Shelton, Debbie Yohn, Joy Rork, Marsha Gillin, Penny Barber, Dottie Bunch, Mitzi Carroll Twentieth Century Affairs: Advisor, Prof. Wayne Snider: Members: Jim Setty, Lament Mayes, Bob Areno¬ bine, John Ahrendt, Alan Nolt, Hel- len Jones, Doug Davies, Rick Brun¬ dage, Jim Woolman, Cathy Cham¬ berlain, Don Holmes, Craig Camp¬ bell. Student Missionaries (Summer 1973): Marlene Root, France; Al¬ lan Frey, Navajo Mission; Gary Long, Italy: Scott Jensen, Ray Streets, Ventures for Victory Cheerleaders: Deb Cahill, Marge Koerten, Steve Rand, Debbie Brandt, Dorene Snavely; Advisors, Mrs. Yvonne Messner, Mrs. Sandy Shook Homecoming Queen and Court: Queen, Debbie Jennings; Senior At¬ tendants, Anna Clark, Mary Pawsey; Junior Attendant, Freya Michaelis; Sophomore Attendant, Marge Koer¬ ten; Freshman Attendant, Pam Green Musical Organizations Concert Band: Director, Gerald Franks; Members: Chris Allem, Deb Anderson, Craig Baily, Dave Bar¬ ker, Steve Beichler, David Berghorn, Gordon Boner, Donna Botteicher, Charlene Bussert, John Cake, Scott Clawson, Joe Clydesdale, Ruth Craig, Phil Dell, Brenda Elder, Anne Engelberth, Loren Felabom, Scott Firebaugh, David Flick, John Fretz, Elgin Green, Pam Green, Marilyn Hall, Elaine Hancock, Diane Hinkle, Doug Hively, Mollie Hotter, Cheryl Holman, Sandy Homey, Loren Hoyt, Gary Jarnigan, Jim Jenkins, Scott Jensen, Bill Katip, Steve Thom, Steve Knierem, Dale Lapp, Gary Long, Marcia MacPherson, Martha Male, Roland Maust, Rick Misner, Karen Mort, Vivian Moyers, Luetta Myers, Phil Norris, Kim Osborne, Mary Ann Palumbo, Denise Plice, Bob Porterfield, Joe Rich, Neal Rob¬ ertson, Joy Rork, Jeff Rossbach Rick Shope, Jane Stoll, Sara Tee- pie, Rene Tyson, Kathy Weimer, Bob Wenger, Brenda Wilcoxson, Phil Wonderly Concert Choir: Director, Prof. Don¬ ald Ogden; Pres., Jim Jenkins; V. Pres., Steve Butler; Sec., Sally Bech¬ tel; Chaplain, Daryle Emch; Mana¬ ger, Dennis Shireman; Members: Deb Anderson, Mitzi Carroll, Ruth Craig, Debbie Crunk, Vicki Haskins, Kay Johnson, Barb Lepore, Carol McMillen, Kaye Miller, Jan Perry¬ man, Noel Roller, Joy Teeter, Julie Cover, Bev Fields, Val Ganther, Pau¬ la Harrison, Ruth Keffer, Susie Shade, Laura Shuler, Susie Thomp¬ son, Alice Wallace, Judy Walters, Rick Boner, John Cake, Mark Ewing, Dave Griffith, Ty Hammer, Randy Maxson, Dave Rodgers, Jan Brum¬ baugh, Rick Downs, Dave Hobert, Steve Lauer, David Ogden, Howard Reed, Mark Yavor 132 Dimensions in Brass: Director, Prof. Gerald Franks; Pres., Steve Lauer; V. Pres., Gordon Boner; Chaplain, Loren Hoyt; Librarian, John Fretz; Members; Scott Jensen, Jon Hall, Randy Kettering, Doug Hively, Jeff Rossbach, Rick Shope, Denise Plice, Steve Knierim, Martha Male, Ro¬ land Maust, Sandy Homey, Bill Ka- tip, Donna Botteicher, Loren Fela- bom, Kim Osborne, Steve Thom, Craig Baily, Rene Tyson, Frank Bowman, Luetta Myers Woodwind Ensemble: Mary Ann Pa¬ lumbo, Chris Allem, Jane Stoll, Joe Clydesdale, Vivian Moyers, Marcia MacPherson, Pam Green, Phil Dell, John Cake, Jim Jenkins, Neal Rob¬ ertson, Cheryl Holman, Mollie Hot¬ ter Freshmen Choir: Karl Ashman, Dave Barker, John Boots, Scott Clawson, Glen Cutler, Nancy Emch, Jane Fretz, Vicki Jones, Toni Kir¬ by, Dale Lapp, Rick Misner, Nan¬ cy Moore, Phil Norris, Bob Porter¬ field, Deb Sallee, Fred Wylie, Audrey Niswander Trombone Choir: Steve Beichler, Gordon Boner, Scott Firebaugh, Lo¬ ren Hoyt, Dale Lapp, Martha Male, Steve Stauffer, Steve Thom, Rene Tyson, Brenda Wilcoxson Percussion Ensemble: Frank Bow¬ man, Scott Clawson, Luetta Myers, Steve Thom Saxophone Quartet: Jim Jenkins, Gary Long, Joe Clydesdale, Mollie Hotter Summer Music Teams: The Spirit of Praise: Daryle Emch, Sue Kiebel, Ruth Craig, Joy Teeter, John Cake; Benediction: Howard Reed, Susie Thompson, Jan Perryman, Judy Walters, Dave Griffith, Dave E. Og¬ den Drama The Taming of the Shrew: Director, Steve Grill; Ass ' t. Director, Jim Klisz; Stage Manager, Mark Ewing; Light¬ ing, Dave Rodgers; Scenery, Steve Byrd; Make-up, Diane Hummel; Pro¬ perties, Bev Fields; Programs and Advertising, Hope Hungerford; Tic¬ kets, Anna Clark; Musical Coordina¬ tor, Bev Fields; Characters; A Lord, Mark Ewing; Christopher Sly, David Ogden; Hostess, Dorene Snavely; Page, John Bratcher; Huntsmen, Gene Bratcher, Karl Ashman; Bap- tista Minola, Terry Eves; Vincentio, Mark Yavor; Lucentio, Ken Hines; Petruchio, Denny Brown; Gremio, Craig Turner; Hortensio, Ken Ash¬ man; Tranio, Gary Long; Biondello, Denny Schultz; Grumio, Jane Fretz; Curtis, Fred Wylie; A Pedant, Rick Halberg; Katherine, Paula Dunkin; Bianca, Diane Hummel; Widow, Joy Rork; Tailor, Jeff Cook; Servants, Pam Green, Pam Frushour, Judy Walters The Mikado: Musical Director, Ro¬ land Felts; Dramatic Director, Steve Grill; Ass’t. Director, Holly Trumble; Scene Design, Bonnie Green; Scene Construction, Steve Byrd; Make-up, Pam Frushour; Programs and Ad¬ vertising, Loni Sturdy; Lighting, Dave Rodgers, Jay Fretz, Tom Roy; Student Assistants, Pam Green, Elaine Hancock, Dave Ogden, Kathy Weimer; Characters; The Mikado, Daryle Emch; Nanki-Poo, David Grif¬ fith; Yum-Yum, Jan Perryman; Ko- Ko, Dave E. Ogden; Katisha, Ruth Craig; Pooh-Bah, Roland Maust; Pish-Tush, Jan Brumbaugh; Pitti- Sing, Nancy Emch; Peep-Bo, Sally Bechtel; Japanese Noblemen, Ran¬ dy Maxson, Ty Hammer, Tim Weil, Phil Norris, Rick Misner, Glen Cut¬ ler, Joe Clydesdale, Ron Howell; Schoolgirls, Deb Crunk, Jane Fretz, Mitzi Carroll, Kay Johnson, Carol Bowers, Paula Harrison, Sue Suter, Susie Shade Publications Sounding Board: Executive Editor, Holly Trumble; News Editor, Anne Biddle; Editorial Editor, DaveGibble; Feature Editor, Susie Dorr; Sports Editor, Rick Halberg; Cartooni sts, Noel Roller, Eric Bristley; Business Manager, Jack Harrold; Ads Man¬ ager, Cheryl Gable; Circulation, Dar¬ rel Hawbaker, Ty Hammer; Head Photographer, Steve Fisher; Staff Photographers, Denny Schultz, Ter¬ ry Eves; Reporters, Randy Maxson, Lois Rapp, Ron Howell, Jim Klisz, Daryle Emch, Anna Clark; Advisor, Terry White Lines: Editor, Dale Lapp; Head Ty¬ pist, Ruby Gingerich; Advisor, Mrs. Paulette Sauders; Staff; Sharon Bu- rek, Susie Dorr, Allan Frey, Diane Hinkle, Pat Loftus, Don Moore, Steve Munday, Debi Turner Heritage: (Staff list on pages 138 and 139) Awards Christian Service Awards: Outstand¬ ing Man in Christian Service, Bill Bracker; Outstanding Woman in Christian ' Service,! Connie Cupp; Senior Awards, Noel Roller, Greg Sheffer; Junior Awards, Wanda Pine, Bob Arenobine; Sophomore Awards, Laura Shuler, Rollin Jump; Freshman Awards, Carol Bals- baugh, Duane Cory Special Awards: Charlotte Hillegas Jobson Memorial Award, Sylvia Os- sen; Chemical Rubber Company Chemistry Award, Betty Bowman; W.R.A-. Top Award, Darlleen Kluth; W.R.A. Woman of the Year, Judy Ashman Faculty Awards: Music Award, Eu¬ nice Wonderly; Drama Award, David E. Ogden; Greatest Contribution to Campus Life, Mary Pawsey, Dave Hitchman; Dean of Students’ Award, Lonnie Skiles, Jon Hall Academic Awards: Freshman, Bet¬ ty Bowman; Sophomore, Scott Fire¬ baugh; Junior, Bob Arenobine; Sen¬ ior, Julie Kroes 133 Daryle Emch 134 Howard Reed Julie Kroes Larry Mueller Bruce Sellers 135 Winter Sports 136 gymnastics 137 editor copy editor staff photographers business manager . ads manager ads assistant. advisor. julie kroes contributing photographers jenny aim karen mort John burtoft howard reed daryle emch John fretz terry eves dave kennedy Steve fisher glen kemery jay fretz jim setty geoff buys jean coverstone rick reynolds mike wagner terry white AND THE PEOPLE WHO DID IT contributing writers contributing artists flocollitt typists jim klisz gary long noel roller holly trumble debi turner ruth craig tom eichorst dave marshall janie rockey diane snively fred wylie pam frushour kathy ritchie rose spencer kris watt 139 140 141 Our lives are on the threshold and you will be traveling a different road than I. But, I want you to know that this isn’t goodbye or farewell. For friendships reach across the miles and blur time with fond memories. This is the commencement. 142 LISTIE BRETHREN CHURCH Listie, Pennsylvania Fred Walter, Pastor The Home Church of Holly Phillippj siNcmsj iconGitiiTyLflTionsv TO YOU.... GRACE COLLEGE ON 25 YEARS OF CONTINUING EDUCATIONI EVERETT GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Everett, Pennsylvania Home church of: Richard Border Roger Poor Fremont Clair Alice Wallace The Lord has done great things for us, whereof we are glad. Congratulations Class of 1973! 143 Flora Grace Brethren Church Main and Willow St Flora, Indiana Penn Valley Grace Brethren Church Telford, Pennsylvania Home Church of Lillian Heatwole Jane Fretz Chris Allem Dave Griffith John Fretz Roger Wambold Jay Fretz Ken Otto Congratulations Class of 1973 Grace Brethren Church of G-I -A.CE BFtETKCElSr CM:XJIR,CM 700 SOUTH FEDERAL BOULEVARD • DENVER, COLORADO 80219 Greater Atlanta Praise God for 25 years Atlanta, Georgia of spiritual and academic growth! Home Church of Julie Kroes May 1973 Heritage Editor Grace abound until God’s best our Lord returns. to the class of ’73 144 MISSIONARY PERSONNEL NEEDED! BRAZIL germI □ Evangelists, church planters and developers □ Bible teachers—extension seminary □ Evangelists church planters-a) Urban church planting bj Pioneer church planting- new communities, Trans Ama onian Highway O Extension seminary teachers □ Church planter (unevangelized cities) ENTINA CEN (D Evangelists, church planters and developers (mission¬ ary elders) □ Teachers-Bible Institute, School of Theology, extension seminary U) Bible teachers— government high schools O Women ' s and girls ' workers □ Writers and translators □ General missionaries willing to fit in where D Church planter needed □ EvangeUst church planter The Foreign Missionary Society of the Brethren Church, Box 588, Winona Lake, Indiana 46590 Steve Beichler, Mike Workman, Scott Firebaugh, Dave Hobert, Noel Roller, Glen Cutler, Janet Hoxworth, Cheryl Gable, Marty Stall FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Wooster, Ohio Pastor Kenneth Ashman To Know Christ and to Make Him Known” 145 We thank God for Grace College and Our Students Bob Foote, Becky Payne, Jane Rockey FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Fort Wayne, Indiana Galen M. Lingenfelter, Pastor ’’Keep up the good work” FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Rittman, Ohio Home Church of Les Reid, Darrell Johnson, Nancy Emch, Daryle Emch ’’The home church of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Gsell” First Brethren Church Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Wendell E. Kent, Pastor First Brethren Church Dallas Center, Iowa ”To know Him ... to make Him known” Darrell Hawbaker, Alice Rittgers, Bob Wenger 146 ANKENYTOWN GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Bellville, Ohio Larry K. Gegner, Pastor Home church of Tom Sharp, Gordy Boner, Rose Myers, Dennis Daniels COMMUNITY BRETHREN CHURCH Whittier, California John W. Mayes, Pastor Debbie Jensen, Tim Uraine, Wendy Gray Congratulations to the Class of 1973 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Lexington, Ohio C. Dean Risser, Pastor Home church of Joyce Risser, Marilyn Jones, Dave Atkins Ester Anthony We think Grace is Great! SUBURBAN BRETHREN CHURCH Hatboro, Pennsylvania W. Carl Miller, Pastor 147 BRETHREN HOME MISSIONS IS 1 IN CHURCH EXTENSION WITH A ONE” STEP PROGRAM. UNDER THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (TOP) THE BRETHREN HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL, INC., PROVIDES FINANCING THROUGH BRETHREN INVESTMENT FOUNDATION, PLANS AND PLANNING THROUGH BRETHREN ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES, AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING WITH THE BRETHREN CONSTRUCTION CREW. The Brethren Home Missions Council, Inc. Brethren Investment Foundation, Inc. Brethren Architectural Service Brethren Construction Company 148 149 THE GRACE BRETHREN CHAPEL Fremont, Ohio Rev. Marion R. Thomas, Pastor Eric Bristley, Alice Wadsworth, Dave Inks, Ron Adams, Mary Pawsey, Elaine Thomas MILLWOOD CHAPEL Akron, Ohio Rev. Clair Brubaker, Pastor WE ARE A GRACE BOOSTER! Joy Rork, Denny Schultz, Kathy Wolfe Carol Russell, Sue Alexander, Cathy Ansell FOR A CHURCH HOME WHILE YOU ARE AWAY FROM YOUR HOME CHURCH WINONA LAKE BRETHREN CHURCH 1200 Kings Highway, Winona Lake, Indiana Charles Ashman, Pastor 150 Good Luck Best Wishes To The Class of ’73 IVe Wish To Extend Our Congratulations And Best Wishes To GRACE COLLEGE On Their 25th ANNIVERSARY 302 W. MARKET STREET One Heck west ef pest office THE RODEHEAVER COMPANY A Subsidiary of WORD, INC. 100 Publishers Drive Winona Lake, Indiana Best Wishes on Your Silver Anniversary Congratulations Class of ’73 151 Q°. � Bartel Printing Co. WILMER BARTEL O ' ner COMPLETE OFFSET LETTERPRESS SHOP • City • County • Lake Area Maps • AMPLE FREE PARKING 502 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw 267-7421 American Motors — Jeep Datsun 310 Argonne Road WAYNE LOVE MOTORS Congratulations to the Class of 1973 Ct)t lafarsiibt RR Donnelley Ct Sons Company WARSAW MANUFACTURING DIVISION WARSAW, INDIANA 46580 Grace College and R.R. 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Da-Lite Screen Company, Inc. Warsaw, Indiana 46580 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 from W. T. GRANTS Lakes Village Shopping Center Rt. 30 E., Warsaw, Indiana 158 PEPSI-COLA CANADA DRY Distributors of Warsaw, Indiana [aoB UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY of Indiana, Inc. 176,544 Telephones 2nd Largest Independent Telephone Company in Indiana Leader in Modern Communications Systems First in Indiana with Person-to Person ODD 159 THE Peoples State Bank ‘ The Friendly Bank ' ••• . E ch depositor insured to 520,000 E ch depositor insured to $20,000 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE ★ NIGHT DEPOSITORY DRIVE-IN WINDOW FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LEESBURG LEESBURG 453-3181 INDIANA PATRONS MR. MRS. BILL DAVIS Prospect Park, Pennsylvania REV. MRS. H. LESLIE MOORE Winona Lake, Indiana DR. MRS. LLOYD E. FISH Warsaw, Indiana REV. MRS. THOMAS E. HAMMERS Winona Lake, Indiana MR. MRS. ROBERT SWAGERTY Long Beach, California MR. MRS. 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