Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1974 volume:

-1 ■■■■ i , ' -C : ■ 4,-.j .(. . - ' ' , ' W.. fj. i “Our purpose is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. ” This year’s book might be termed “a dedication to dedication.” Professor Cone held many places in the hearts of the Grace family as professor, father and friend. He inspired many of us to do even the most unpleasant task with zeal through his consistently optimistic view of life. October 22, 1973 was a day not easily forgotten as a time of victory in the Lord. With love and admiration, the 1974 Heritage is dedi¬ cated to George E. Cone. . . whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God. ” I Corinthians 10:31b. The staff of Heritage ’74 had a purpose. That purpose has been to glorify God through the production of this book. As you look through the book today and in the future, we challenge you to live constantly with this same purpose in every aspect of life. Karen Mort Editor-in-chief Look Up and Live This business of living was meant to be more Than plodding along each day With head bowed down and eyes on the ground While Time ticks the hours away. God made this world a delightful place With beauty everywhere— The grass, the flowers, the trees, the sky. The tang of clean, fresh air— A world to be lived in, laughed in, loved. To be met with joy and zest, A world with a challenge for each of us To give it our very best. This business of living was never meant As a treadmill sort of thing; There are rivers to cross, and mountains to climb. And glorious songs to sing! Helen Lowrie Marshall Autumn 6 Conferences Dr. Robert D. Culver Rev. Arthur Konrad Three Conferences highlighted this year at Grace. In September, Dr. Robert D. Culver, chairman of the division of Systematic Theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois, came to the cam¬ pus as the speaker for Spiritual Life Week. The Missionary Conference featured Rev. John W. Zielasko, foreign secretary of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Brethren Church, and Rev. George E. Ledden, Jr., the U.S. director of the Far Eastern Gospel Crusade. A variety of workshops were held throughout the week to enable students to achieve further insight in some of the challenges of mission¬ ary life. Dr. Merrill C. Tenney of Wheaton College Graduate School pre¬ sented the Louis S. Bauman Memorial Lectures as part of the 23rd Bible Conference. Also attending as speakers were Rev. Wesley Haller, pastor of the First Brethren Church, Johnstown, Pa., and Dr. Robert Gromacki, chairman of the division of Biblical Edu¬ cation, Cedarville College. Mr. Dewey Melton, a field representative of Grace Schools conducted a workshop on “The Christian and His Money.” 7 Division of Language and Literature Edgar J. Lovelady, English Paulette Sauders, English 8 Terry White, Journalism 9 Division of Religion and Philosophy Stephen Dearborn, Bible Robert Ibach, Archaeology John Stoll, Bible 10 Arnold Kriegbaum, Bible 11 Division of Education and Psychology « ' -i - i f %f -fttf .‘ f .� 4. ft ttnuiS: Lloyd Fish, Psychology Philip Hoskins, Physical Education 12 E. William Male, Psychology Miriam Uphouse, Dean of Women Yvonne Messner, Physical Education Orville Grisso, Education Norman Uphouse, Education 13 Division of Social Sciences R. Wayne Snider, History Ron Henry, History tMPIRi 14 Kenneth Taylor, Sociology Charles McKinney, Business 15 Department of Fine Arts Verna Felts, Music Mary Fink, Speech 16 Donald Ogden, Music Gerald Franks, Music Vance Yoder, Music Stephen Grill, Speech Division of Natural Sciences Jesse Humberd, Mathematics, Science Gary Tanner, Biology Part Time Instructors Language and Literature Mary Black, Literature Juan Castro, Spanish Harwood Hess, Language Patricia Hess, Language Mike Marshall, Spanish C. Ann Wharton, Journalism Lee Gonsior, Literature Ernst Maier, German David Plaster, French John Sproule, Greek Religion and Philosophy Lee Hahnlen, Philosophy Education and Psychology Terry Shrock, Physical Education David Diehl, Physical Education Doris Mathias, Nutrition Joe Lund, Psychology Ed Blue, Education Marilyn Yoder, Education Mike Grill, Psychology Jay Pankratz, Education Natural Science Ethel Anderson, Mathematics Bruce Sellers, Mathematics John Snow, Mathematics Fine Arts Susie Thompson, Music K Marie Stolba, Music Anita Hoehne, Art Daniel Caraway, Speech Donald Ross, Media Beverly Kent, Music Nicholas Kozel, Music Mervin Ziegler, Speech Social Sciences Lester Young, Business Lawrence Lawlor, Social Studies Helen Brooks, History Richard Battis, Business 19 Administration Dr. Herman A. Hoyt President of Grace College Homer A. Kent, Jr. Vice President 20 Paul Chappell Business Manager Ron Henry Registrar Admissions Director Jesse Humberd Summer School Director Arnold Kriegbaum Dean of Students E. William Male Academic Dean Richard Messner Development Director 21 Staff and Services James Shipley Admissions and Retention Counselor Lee Jenkins Chaplain, Placement Director Les Nutter Controller Daniel Caraway Financial Aid Director Earl Thurston Food Services Director Dewey Melton Field Representative 22 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie .Moore Housing Director Tom Hammers Alumni Coordinator Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hamilton Librarians Miriam Uphousc Dean of Women 23 24 � V V . ' «o ♦ Oi 25 Dear Mom and Dad, I’m homesick already and you’ve just left. This is a big step for me—and I’m not even sure why I’m here. I’ll try to do my best, but everything is unfamiliar and I’m scared. Mom, there are so many kids here—seems like I don’t know anyone . Love, Penelope Dear Mom and Dad, Now that I’m finally clean and dry I thought that I would write and tell you about my exciting day. Today was Freshmen Initiation—what a blessing! Of course they just had to choose the rainiest day to grab us out of bed at 4:00 a.m., put sugar and flour in our hair, and do all these nice things to us. We were prisoners and were each tagged with a number. We had to do all the neat little things that are required at initiations. Love, Penelope Dear Mom and Dad, Next week is final exams. This is it! My last chance. It’s been a good year. I’ve made a lot of good friends who I’m really gonna miss this summer. I just can’t seem to g et in gear to study—the weather is so nice and sunny, all I can think of is being outside. But I guess I’d better get busy. Love, Penelope 26 Freshmen Ron Adams Karen Ainge Felix Akintoniide Deb Baer Audrey Baker Dianne Barker Larry Barnliill Debby Baum Cheryl Baus Fred Bechtel Peggy Bechtel Beverly Beeler Elizabeth Belt Nancy Bender Lynda Blake Jan Bollman William Bork Jeffrey Boze Deborah Brewer Frank Brewster Nancy Brown Christine Burgess Robert Butterbaugh Don Byler Jeffrey Cahill David Cake Cathy Carter Cheryl Cessna Debra Christie Bob Cochrell ii SkO r 27 Vicki Cover Liz Cutler Clarence Davis Vicki DeBolt Cindy DeLaughter Wrayanne Delay Deborah Divine Kathy Dolan Ruth Dunliam Mariellen Faulds Michael Fiddler Vicky Garner Cathy Garrick Cheryl Gehrke Kim Gibson Debbie Gillmer Rudy Glingle Paul Golden Larry Grace Betty Grady Sally Green Jane Greer Kathy Griffith Randall Groff Eldon Grubb Lance Grubbs Janice Guenther Beri Haddad Janet Halberg Sharon Hamilton 28 Sarah Haney Fred Harris A1 Hauck Donna Heffelfinger Bonnie Hendricks Gary Herbruck Linda Herr Richard Hess Warren Hewitt Matthew Hieb James Hines Bruce Hively James Hocking Crystal Hogle Douglas Holub Jon Hueni Sue Huey Regina Hunt Jessie Jackson Debbie Jacob Sharon Jensen Anita Jetter Collen Jones Marjorie Jones Mary Jones Joyce Keener Vicki Kettering Kathy Kincarte Linda Kisner Jean Kleinfelter 29 Judi Knauss Debra Kuhn Dennis Lapp Wes Lauster Deb Lawlor Paul Leclerc Gregory Leigli Jim Loy Val Lundgren Nora Macon Ruth Maher Jim Marner Cynthia Marrow Terri Maugans Celeste Mauzy Melanie McSorley Connie Miller Nancy Miller Ellen Milyard Charlene Moriarty Vickie Morley Linda Mroczek Stephen Nelson Daniel Newton Linda Nolt Priscilla Olson Jeff Parrish Carol Peterson Robin Phillippi Bobbie Phillips 30 Tim Placeway Vic Porter Mark Randall Sheryl Reeder Randy Rheinheimer John Rife Ed Riggan Darlene Rogers Judy Rousselow Saundra Rowe Gladine Rupp Thomas Ryerson M. Vahnjah Sando Ivonne Santiago Jodie Sargen Roxanne Sarver Sarah Savage Ronnalee Schafer Jon Schelling Teresa Schilperoort Thomas Schweitzer Cindy Scott Mike Scully Barbara Shepherd Kathy Shirley Cheryl Shoumake Jana Shultz Roger Simmons Debra Smith Tom Smith 31 Richard Snider Sherrie Springer Mary Stark Steve Stauffer Greg Stewart Rebecca Stewart Ruth Stoltzfus Deb Stoneback Denise Stouffer Daniel Stroup Joyce Stump Lynn Summer Gail Sunthimer Mary Sunthimer Barney Swihart Gay Teeter Mark Terrell Millie Terrell Karen Thomas Barb Townsend Roger Townsend Wendi Tschantz Frances Unger Jeff Valley Terry Vaughn Larry VerHage Faye Wagner Karen Walker Debbie Warden Diane Whiting 32 Gary Winey Mark Witwer Joe Wolford Bob Woodward Mark Workman Marie Yeager Rod Yoder Pierre Yougouda Elaine Zuercher 33 Retreat Epworth Forest was the scene of the Fall Retreat, a time for fellowship uni¬ fying the student body. The activities began with a devotional session by Spiritual Life Conference speaker, Dr. Robert Culver. The juniors defeated the seniors, 15-1, but fell to the facul¬ ty, 13-9, in the softball tourney. In the big event of the day, the Beanie Bowl, the freshmen handily defeated the sophomores and immediately ex¬ pressed their joy by letting the beanies fly. Due to inclement weather the water activities were cancelled, but the time was filled with a pie-eating con¬ test and other games. Hope Hungerford, Senior Ruth Craig, Senior Deb Cahill, Senior Nancy Roe, Junior Carol Balsbaugh, Sophomore Cindy Scott, Freshman Homecoming Queen Hope Hungerford 37 Soccer Rick Holder, Bob Cochrell, Dan Pritchett, Frank Bowman, Denny Lapp, Paul Golden, Craig Turner, Buddy Olszewski, Ed Riggan Jeff Cahill, Brad Bibey, Dan Mayes, Larry Barnhill, Gene Bratcher, Eldon Grubb, John Boots, Bob Boots, BiU Henthorn, Bob Gault, Steve Miller Karl Ash¬ man, Peter Marshall 38 Bob Gault, Peter Marshall, Craig Turner, Bob Boots Alumni .. Bethel.. Marion. l St. Joseph.. St. Francis.. Goshen .. Huntington.. Manchester. l Purdue. l Indiana Tech.w Valparaiso. w Notre Dame.xjej Tri-State. w MCC Co-Champions NCCAA District 111 Champions NCCAA National Finals 2nd place 39 Tennis Team Brings Honor With Lancers’ First Undefeated Season Bethel.W I.U.-Purdue.W I ort Wayne Bible .W Marion .W St. Francis .W Concordia.W Huntington.W Goshen .W Tri-State .W Indiana lech.W Cross Country Don Byler, Brett Leininger, Sandy Homey. Other team members are Jack Snoddy, Bob Miller, Dick Lehman, Tom Snodgrass, and Jeff Cook. 42 Defiance .W Manchester.L Huntington.W Grand Rapids Baptist.W Manchester. L Wheaton .L North Park .W I.U.-Purdue (Indianapolis) . . . . W GreenvUle. L Tri-State .L Anderson.W Glen Oaks.W 4 ' V - A V A- ' ' � ' -W y - 1 .- % 43 Volleyball Carol Balsbaugh, Judy Ashman, Diane Castro, Coach Jamie Norris, Deb Hysmith, Karen Mort, Sherry Skiles, Brenda Wilcoxson Varsity Valparaiso . L Taylor.W Fort Wayne.W IlUnois State B. L Indiana University B.W Marion .W Manchester.W Butler.W Huntington.W Goshen . L Anderson.W Manchester.W Huntington.W Bethel.W Junior Varsity Valparaiso .L Fort Wayne.W Taylor.W Huntington.W Goshen .W Huntington.W Bethel.W MaryAnne Palumbo, Joy Shirk, Judy Ashman, Cathy Garrick, Audrey Baker, Denise Plice 44 45 Students Recognized With DEBI CAHILL 3 time Cheerleader 8 time Honor Roll member 2 time Resident Assistant Dorm Representative Student Affairs Committee Spanish Teacher Student Gover nment Executive Board Secretary-Treasurer Christian Service—nursing home, Sunday School, music Psychology Major Indianapolis, Indiana LEN BLACKSTONE Class Officer “Spokesmen” Delta Tau Chi Sounding Board-xeportex, page editor Teen Haven Christian Service-personal evangelism, child evangelism, Beyer Bible studies Published photos and essays Bible Major Santa Rosa, California 46 Who’s Who Honors BILL KATIP 4 years Brass Choir 4 years Concert Band “Spokesmen” 2 time Resident Assistant Student Senate President, Vice-President Bible and Psychology Major Pontiac, Michigan RUTH CRAIG Concert Band Concert Ensemble Brass Choir Concert Choir Play Production May Day and Homecoming Courts Resident Assistant Student Senate “Spirit of Praise” Christian Service-jail team, child evangelism Sociology Major Maroa, Illinois 47 HOPE HUNGERFORD 1973 Homecoming Queen Play Production and Readers Theatre Lines Contributor Resident Assistant Christian Service-nursing home, personal evangelism Student Activities Board Speech Major Washington, D.C. BOB ARENOBINE Delta Tau Chi SoundingBoard-iQ ' goxiQx, sports editor Twentieth Century Affairs Grace Missions in Action Student Affairs Committee Resident Assistant Outstanding Christian Service Award Senior Class President History and Bible Major Hagerstown, Maryland 48 LONNIE SKILES 2 times Student Activities Board President 2 times Student Affairs Committee “Spokesmen” Sounding circulation Psychology Major Modesto, California Who’s Who is an honor presented to potential leaders in life an honor based upon citizenship, leadership, campus activities, general services an honor also based upon elected and appointed leadership, attitudes, influence and loyalty an honor V 49 Student Activities This page has been set aside to commemorate various extracurricular activities. Pre-seminary students and others of like interest in “Full-time Christian Service” cultivate this interest in attendance at Delta Tau Chi meetings. Students who meet the demanding requirements and show academic achieve¬ ment comprise Kappa Alpha Epsilon. Student Education Association provides fellowship for future schoolteachers at both elementary and secondary levels. This media keeps the members abreast of current trends within the teaching profession. Keeping up with current events of national and international political develop¬ ments are those members of the Twentieth Century Affairs Club. Men who have earned letters in intercollegiate sports are eligible for membership in “G” Club. This club promotes athletics and serves as a social outlet for its members. Library 51 Pygmalion The Cast of Characters Henry Higgins . . . Colonel Pickering . Freddy Eynsford Hill Alfred Doolittle . . Bystanders . Nepommuck .... Butler. Eliza Doolittle . . . Mrs. Eynsford Hill . Miss Eynsford Hill . Mrs. Higgins . . . . , Mrs. Pearce. Party Guests . . . . , .Ben Adair .Peter Marshall .Randy Maxson .David Ogden .Jim Loy, Steve Mundy .Roland Maust .Rick Halberg .Carol Ogden .Hope Hungerford . Jane Fretz .Ruth Craig .Camie Cone . .David Rodgers, David Griffith, Gene Bratcher, Jane Stoll, Janice Thompson, Kathy Weimer The Production Staff Director.Stephen A. Grill Assistant Director.Randy Maxson Scene Design.Jane Rockey Costumes.Lois Rapp Program Design .Karen Mort Stage Manager .Rick Halberg Music and Sound Effects.Tom Roy Make-up Design .Jane Ryerson Ticket Sales.Jane Stoll 53 The incomparable beauty ot lite is not discovered with the eyes or the mind . . . but with the soul. George Webster Douglas Winter 56 Chapel Kenneth Taylor, Alva J. McClain Award Chapel services took on several new looks this year for the college. Commencing the schedule-was the Spiritual Life Conference with guest speaker Dr. Robert Culver. A special Bible. Science Conference followed in October with Dr. Henry Morris, Director of Creation Science Research Center, speaking on “Creationism vs. Evolutionism.” In the first mini conference of the fall semester. Dr. Hoyt spoke to the student body concerning prophecy. Students were challenged by four speakers during Home Missions Week in January: Rev. James Poyner, Rev. Robert Salazar, Rev. William Byers, and Dr. Lester Piter. Dr. Smith chose the charismatic movement as his topic for the second mini conference in March. Other mini conferences featured Dr. Whitcomb and Dr. Kent. Another innovation into the chapel services this year was the first optional chapel series. Students had an opportunity to choose from a list of ten topics the sessions they wished to attend. The G-Club Spiritual Life Conference featured for the third successive year Mr. Rick Huglies. Rick spoke on “Practical Christian Living.” Rounding out the special chapels were those involving the Division of Pine Arts. Traditionally, the culmination of the chapel session for the entire year was the awards chapel at which appropriate honors are made to some of the deserving workers who make the campus go. At this time one of the most important awards issued is the Alva J. McClain Award for Excellence in Teaching, this year presented to Kenneth Taylor. Rick Hughes, G-Club Spiritual Life Conference 57 Dear Mom and Dad, Remember liow I said 1 didn’t want to return to Grace this year? I’m glad I did. This year seems to be going a lot better-I think I’ve even managed to get a roommate I can get along with for the entire year. Seems like half the girls are married and haven’t returned. I guess they are happy with earning their MRS. degree. Not me! I’m back for an education now—forget the guys! Love, Penelope Dear Mom and Dad, I was just wondering if you received a letter yet from the college, maybe something about missing chapel! Don’t get too upset. Mom; it’s just that I don’t have an 8:30 class this semester and sometimes I guess I just sleep a little too late. I did cut a few times to study for tests. Well, anyway, don’t get too upset. Love, Penelope Dear Mom and Dad, Boy, you should have been at the Grace-Huntington game! The last fourteen seconds were enough to give me a heart attack! We had a three-point lead, 72-69. Huntington got a basket. They fouled Dave Staff and he made both baskets, giving us a 74-71 lead. Then Huntington made another basket. There were only seven seconds left and it looked like we were going to win, but Huntington stole the ball and made another basket. Lucky for us the basket was not counted because of offensive goaltending (or something like that). We won 74-73. I’ve never seen the Lancers so fired up! Love, Penelope 58 Sophomores Susan Alexander Karl Ashman Sherry Atkinson Carol Balsbaugh Leanne Baylis Dave Beeson David Bergliorn Anne Biddle Susan Blood John Boots Elizabeth Bowman Vicki Bradley Gene Bratcher Nancy Brenneman Becky Brown Jim Burkett Bob Burns John Carey Bobbi Cass Allen Cleveland Scott Coleman Camille Cone Duane Cory Glenn Cutler Leslie Daniels Susan Downs Tom Eichorst Brenda Elder Kathryn Ellison Nancy Emch 59 Karen Essig Sylvia Fay David Flick Janis Ford Rodney Forrester Ric Franks Jane Fretz Allan Frey Daniel Gehrke Faith Goshert Pamela Green William Griset Peggy Guard Rebecca Gurnik John Haller Becky Hamilton Kathy Hammers Jim Hawkins Bill Henthorn Ron Herr Diane Hinkle Mollie Hoffer Debbie Holder Cheryl Holman Shelly Hopper Gregory Howell Frank Izzo Karen Kincaid Paul King Toni Kirby 60 Albert LeMaster Norman Lange Stephen Lawton Dick Lehman Jane Lengyel Linda Logan Anita Loxley Mitchell Lush Marcia MacPherson Martha Male Stacey Mathis Dan Mayes Larry McCall Ron Minton Rick Misner Daniel Moeller Don Moore Nancy Moore David Morris Robert Mueller Steve Mundy Rose Myers Randy Nieter Phil Norris John Parker Sherry Patterson Alexis Peponis Bob Porterfield Dan Pritchett Kenneth Ritchie 61 Neal Robertson JoAnn Rogers Kathy Rowell Debbie Sallee Sharon Sanders Dennis Schultz Doug Shade Doyle Sheets Joy Shirk Richard Shively Louis Showers Marie Singer Sherry Skiles Jenni Snodgrass Linda Stapleton Jane Stoll Richard Strappello JoAnn Strine Jeannette Swesey Ned Thompson Ginny Toroian Kenneth Townsend Marsha Vaughn Alice Wadsworth David Wagner Kenneth Way Randy Weimer Bob Wenger Brenda Wilcoxson Joy Wolfe 62 Kathy Wolfe Kristi Wolters Michael Workman Peggy Yoder Kevin Zuber 63 Juniors Debra Anderson Esther Anthony Bette Axelson Jeanie Barham Daniel Beach Neena Beegle Steve Beichler Gary Berlin Brad Bibey Lawrence Burek Marcia Burns Steven Butler Terry Butterbaugh Edward Conrad Jeff Cook Raymond Critchfield Linda Diehl Steve Dombek Nancy Eckert Terry Eves Mark Ewing Wayne Fehrer Loren Felabom Roy Ferris Scott Firebaugh Cindi Fluke Edward Ford Susan Foster Cheryl Gable Valerie Ganther 64 David Gibble Becky Good David Griffith Elaine Hancock Howard Hanson Paula Harrison Darlene Heller Larry Hemmerich JoAnn Hindi Kathy Hoffer Janet Hoxworth Steve Hughey David Inks Kay Johnson Rollin Jump Ruth Keffer Alice King Rowland Kisner Beverly Kline Steve Knierim Ruth Lee Bill Lehman Gerri Lincoln Garth Lindelef Noreen MacFetrich Frank MacWilliams Peter Marshall Glenn McElhinney Becky Mikulencak Steve Miller 65 Vernon Mullet David Mundy Peggy Naragon Honey Lou Neff Becky Payne Holly Phillippi Denise Plice John Pritchard Nancy Ramsey Steve Rand Joe Rich Tom Ring Joyce Risser Rick Ritter Alan Robinson Steve Robinson Nancy Roe Marlene Root Jeff Rossbach Jane Ryerson Randy Sellers Laura Shuler Rosemary Spencer David Staff Marty Stall Jerry Stauffer Raymond Streets Susan Suter Daniel Swagerty Sara Teeple 66 Joy Teeter Wes Teterud Elaine Thomas Janice Thompson Ron Tschudy Rene Tyson V. L. Vawter Alice Wallace Judy Walters Carol Weidman I I i I I I I I I Kathy Weimer Clark Wolters Carol Woomer Susan Zook 67 Cheerleaders 68 Basketball Dave Hanson, Jeff Valley, John Knisely, Ray Streets, Dave Staff, Ned Thompso Bob Burns, Doyle Sheets, Coach Kammerer n. Coach Hoskins, Roger Haeck, Dan Swagerty, Vic Porter, Ed Miller, Ed Riggan, Dave Hanson, Jeff Valley, Richard Hess, Dan Stroup, Roger Haeck, Vic Porter, Steve Nelson, Greg Leigh, Jim Loy 69 %r. fC l555ltt: v-y: jit - ■ uurrfil- i. Ef-.VW ' . ' ‘� v .x .‘nr nuft l.U. South Bend.W St. Francis .W St. Joseph. L Marion.L Goshen. L Bethel.W Eastern Nazarene.W Barrington.W Barrington. L Tri-State . L Manchester. L Concordia . W Marion.W Tri-State.L Huntington.L Indiana Tech.W Goshen . L Indiana Tech. L Huntington.W Cedarville.W Trinity Christian.L Trinity .L Turkey Tourney Barrington .W LeTourneau.W Geneva . L (Second Place) 70 A 71 Gymnastics The Grace College Gymnastics Club provides opportuniti J for students to develop skills in tumbling, tramp ine, horizontal bar, rings, and uneven bars. One of the newest additions to the physical education department, the team began spreading its wings this year by visitingseveial area s tTies and personal Christian experiences. Highlighting the season was a short trip throughout the Midwest. 73 Women’s Basketball Nancy Brenneman, Cathy Garrick, Yvonne Messner, Jodie Sargen, Becky Stewart, Diane Castro, Brenda Wilcoxson, Carol Balsbaugh, Judy Ashman, Deb Sallee, Val Lundgren 74 Taylor .W Valparaiso.W Indiana Central . V Goshen.L Butler .W Bethel .W Huntington.W Marion.W Fort Wayne Bible.W Moving out in Lancerette style was the varsity women’s basketball team. Sparked by Cathy Garrick who received the Best Offensive Player award and Becky Stewart the unanimous choice for the Best Defensive Player award, the team compiled a near perfect record for their first season in several years. Senior Diane Castro was awarded the honor of being the player dis¬ playing the most sportsmanlike conduct. Plans were already being made for a more thorough raking tor the area colleges in the ’74-’75 season by the leminine version of the “Big Red Machine.” 75 “America, Of Thee I Sing” titled the Americans For America Week 1974 version. On Monday, students were intrigued with the address of Wesley G. Pippert, a United Press International reporter chosen to cover the Watergate incident. Indiana Lieutenant Governor Robert Orr was the featured speaker in the Tuesday chapel session. Wednesday’s chapel was filled by students chosen as winners in the composition, art, speech, and class decorations contests. A time of prayer for the nation was set aside during the Thurs¬ day chapel time. A musical salute was presented for the students on Friday morning. A special performance closed the week as the Kiwanis Travelogue “America, Of Thee I Sing,” narrated by Robert Brouwer, was shown on Friday evening. Grace College was awarded the George Washington Honor Medal (Campus Category) by the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge, Pa., for the widely recognized Americans For America Week program h eld annually by the college. Americans For Indiana Lieutenant Governor Robert Orr X! X 76 America Week HY COUNTRY ‘TIS OF THEE, SWEET LAND OF LIBERTY. OF THEE 1 sing: v; n‘. ■ ' iTTv i ' . X X - ' ' ! • «r ' r -- .� «� ■k ' ' ' Bill Katip, Wesley G. Pippert, Terry White 77 Concert Series Pike Linguistic Lectures Dr. Kenneth L. Pike, Internationally renowned linguist, Shared his vast knowledge of Language and languages Cultures and Missions, and the Scriptures. His “monolingual demonstration” With a native informant Involved us in the science And art of describing Unwritten languages So that men can put The Word of God Into the hands and hearts Of millions. Community Concert Band 81 Concert Choir On March 29, the Grace College Concert Choir boarded the bus to begin the 1974 Spring Tour. Visits by the choir included churches and schools in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vir¬ ginia, and Washington, D.C. The group has four main functions: to provide a spiritual ministry, to provide on-the-job training, to seek students who may want to enroll at Grace, and to gain financial support for the school. The fellowship among the members has also been a tremendous benefit to the group. As Professor Donald Ogden states, “It’s a hothouse for spiritual growth.” 82 Donald Ogden-Director, Alice Wallace, Kaye Miller, Nancy Emch, Glenn Cutler, Toni Kirby, Kay Johnson, MaryAnne Palumbo, Deb Anderson, Bob l-’oote, Jane Fretz, Nancy Moore, Dave Griffith, Susie Shade, Joy Teeter, Susie Thompson, Pam Green, Steve Dombek, Ron Misner, Gary Lapp, Rick Bonar, Judy Walters, Laura Shuler, Valerie Ganther, Jan Perryman, Linda Rosner, Ruth Keffer, Ron Herr, Phil Norris, Rod Forrester, Jan Brumbaugh, Jim Jenkins, Sue Kiebel, Neena Beegle, John Cake, Vicki Jones, Jim White, Bob Herr, Bob Wenger. 83 Dimensions In Brass During the spring break, “Dimensions In Brass” made their annual tour, this time to the South. The twenty-four member group presented the Gospel of Christ through music. The twenty-day tour included stops in Ohio, Washington (D.C.), Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and West Virginia. One of the highlights for the group was the opportunity of playing at Disney World. Lodging for the members was provided by church members. 84 I Loren Felabom Rene Tyson, Sandy Homey, Kim Osborne, Denise Plice, Jerry Franks, Ron Henry, Donna Botteicher, Martha Male S eve Knienm, Terry Vaughn, Fred Bechtel, Elgin Green, Mike Fiddler, John Fretz, BiU Katip, Randy Kettering, Jeff Rossbach, Scott’ Clawson, Roland Maust, Doug Hively, Rick Shope, Steve Thom, Loren Hoyt, Steve Stauffer, Craig Bailey, David Flick. 85 86 87 88 89 4 yp P0 W(9 r WOW ? -nTfc W ' ' E V4r£ 90 91 Countless beautiful analogies of the spiritual birth fill the world in the spring of the year . Each analogy eloquently tells man that there a richer, more triumphant way of life. In the Bible we read, “Thou hast made him a little lower than the angels; Thou hast crowned him with glory and honor.” Billy Graham Spring . ' ■■ ' I— ' . ..,4.r..s-.v,. ... , • - • ' s ■?:«s|| - 94 Summer Service HIS FOLLOWERS; John Cake, Jan Perryman, Ruth Keffer, Neena Beegle, Bob Foote Suitcases packed, keys returned and finals finished meant going home for a summer of routine for the majority of the student body. A less numerous group merely switched housing before summer school began. The minority of the student body members set out on one of the most difficult and growth producing twelve weeks of their experience as summer missionaries and on music teams. The “Spirit of Praise” marked the end of their two-year career together as school closed, while “His Followers” commenced a nine-week tour through the East. France was the destination of six eager summer missionaries: Pam Green, Sue Suter, Duane Cory, Dave Griffith, Bruce Robbins and Wayne Hannah, the team leader. Cheryl Holman, Bob Wenger and Elaine Heatwole headed for Stuttgart, Germany, to share a singing ministry and testimonies. These students have dedicated the largest portion of their summer vacation to summer service, but every student had opportunities constantly throughout vacation to share his vibrance and joy in living with those he met and learned to love. SPIRIT OF PRAISE. John Cake, Ruth Craig, Sue Kiebel, Daryle Emch, Joy Teeter (not shown) 95 Dear Mom and Dad, I just can’t believe it . . . only one more week! When I look back it seems like I’ve been at Grace a long time, but yet these past four years seem to have been the shortest. Remember all those times I almost gave up? All the term papers and studying? Now, it all seems worthwhile. I’m glad I could come to a Christian school that hasn’t lost its standards. I’m really afraid of what I’ll be doing after graduation, but you’ve always taught me to trust and have faith so I guess I won’t worry about it. Thanks for all your prayers during these years and the way you’ve encouraged me. Love, Penelope Dear Mom and Dad, This semester is student teaching. Up until now I’ve just been observing, but today was my first day to jump right in. This morning one of the little boys saw my class ring with ’74 on it and asked if I was 74 years old. Sometimes the kids are real brats, but when I see them actually learning something I’m teaching, it’s a good feeling. I’ve graded so many papers this past week that I’m starting to make mistakes. I didn’t realize how tiring student teaching can be—this is worse than the summer I worked two jobs. Lo ve, Penelope Dear Mom and Dad, Remember in the last letter I told you that Josh Armor asked me to the Junior-Senior banquet? I wanted to write and tell you about the good time we had. I calmed down some by the time he came, and we seemed to be able to find plenty to talk about on the way to Nappanee. The food was really great. Josh asked if he could take me to church Sunday . . . maybe this is the start of something? Love, Penelope 96 Graduates John Ahrendt History Christine Allem Music Jennifer Aim Sociology Robert Arenobine Bible, History Lois Arrington El. Ed. Judy Ashman Physical Education Patricia Balmer El. Ed., Bible Bennie Banghart El. Ed. John Barkman Bible Terry Barr Psychology, Bible Len Blackstone Bible David Bolles Business Kenneth Bontreger Bible Richard Border El. Ed. Donna Botteicher Music Donald Bowlin Bible Frank Bowman Music Sandy Bowman Art Jan Brumbaugh Music Richard Brundage Social Studies 97 Vicki Bushman El. Ed. Jerry Byrd Bible Debrah Cahill Psychology Diane Castro Bible Catherine Chamberlin Social Studies Michael Craghead Business John Cressler Business William Darity Bible Douglas Davies History Susie Dorr Bible Richard Downs Bible Eric Engelberth Mathematics Janice Engelberth El. Ed. Gary Eshleman History Marshall Fagner Physical Education Freya Festa Bible, El. Ed. Ny Robert Foote Psychology Linda Franks El. Ed. Kent Good Psychology Elgin Green Music 98 Kenneth Grisso Physical Education Deborah Griswold El. Ed. Rick Halberg English Marilyn Hall El. Ed. Jayne Harding Psychology Robert Herr History, Bible Samuel Homey Mathematics Tina Huggins El. Ed. Daniel Huhn Bible, Greek Hope Hungerford Speech Marilyn Jones Psychology William Katip Psychology, Bible Glen Kemery Bible David Kennedy Sociology Deborah Kerr Music Jane Kettering French Randy Kettering Music Gary Kochheiser Bible, Psychology Mike Marshall Spanish Doug Mayer Bible 99 Kathy Mayes El. Ed. Timothy Miller Psychology Virginia Miller Music Elaine Moulton Bible Thomas J. Mullins Physical Education Alan Nolt Psychology Buddy Olszewski Psychology, Sociology Sylvia Ossen Bible Mary Anne Palumbo Music Wanda Pine El. Ed. Eredrick Plastow Bible Eois Rapp Creative Studies Eester Reid Bible Einda Rosner El. Ed. Thomas Roy Physical Education Mary Schnieders El. Ed. Susie Shade El. Ed. Marsha Shope El. Ed. Richard Shope Music Lonnie Skiles Psychology 100 Connie Slaughter Psychology Tom Stalker Speech Susanne Stewart Spanish, Bible Steve Thom Music Holly Trumble English Craig Turner Physical Education Joan Wagoner El. Ed. Cindy Walker El. Ed. James White Business James Woolman Social Studies Grace Yoder El. Ed. Returning Seniors Ruth Craig Sociology LaNita French Music Darrel Hawbaker Greek Doug Hively Music 101 Debra Hysmith El. Ed. John Knisely Physical Education Roland Maust Music Randy Maxson English, Speech Karen Mort English Vivian Moyers Music Jim Setty Social Studies Timothy Weil Art 102 = B1LLY SUN TABERNAC 103 Student Government Preparation for Thanksgiving Food Distribution Student Body President Bill Katip Student Body Vice President Scott Firebaugh Student Body Secretary Deb Cahill Student Senate Secretary Elaine Moulton Student Body Treasurer Denny Schultz Chairman of Grace Missions in Action Dave Inks Vice Chairman of Grace Missions in Action Dave Munday Secretary of Grace Missions in Action Kathy Mayes Chairman of Social Activities Board Lonnie Skiles Vice Chairman of Social Activities Board Jim Jenkins Secretary of Social Activities Board Jane Stoll Treasurer of Social Activities Board Jim Setty Social Activities Board Assistants Cheryl Holman Melodee Lehe Elaine Thomas Judy Walters Roy Ferris and Leadership Freshmen President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain S.A.B. Assistants Eldon Grubb Nora Macon Jim Loy Fred Harris Karen Thomas Bob Boots Juniors President Vice President • Secretary Treasurer Chaplain S.A.B. Assistants Bob Gault Terry Eves Val Ganther Rowland Kisner V. L. Vawter Jerry Stauffer Kathy Weimer Sophomores President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain S.A.B. Assistants Duane Cory Mitch Lush Carol Balsbaugh Tom Eichorst Randy Nieter Vicki Jones John Boots Seniors President Vice President Secretary Treasurer S.A.B. Assistants Bob Arenobine John Cake Wanda Pine Freya Festa Steve Thom Lois Arrington Residence Assistants Bob Arenobine David Diehl Gary Kochheiser Terry Shrock Bill Katip Steve Rand Deb Cahill Kay Johnson Sharon Terrell Esther Anthony Bette Axelson Patti Balmer Kathy Mayes Sue Suter Sylvia Ossen Ruth Craig Hope Hungerford 105 Banquets An integral part of the social life on cam¬ pus is the variety of banquets. The Christ¬ mas banquet was held this year at the Winona Lake Brethren Church. Red hearts and streamers decorated the Lamp for the Valentine banquet. Students en¬ joyed a seafood dinner and entertainment provided by Bill Lehman. Bob Parks and the Evangelairs provided special music for the Freshman-Sophomore banquet at the Heritage House. Amish Acres was the setting for the Junior-Senior banquet “Those Were the Days. After a hearty Amish supper, students were entertained by soloist Rich Flegle and his back-up band. � « 106 n i i i A 107 Coaches Chet Kammerer and Dave Diehl this year led the baseball team through thick and thin to complete a rebuilding year with several un¬ initiated players in the circuit. Team members on the 1974 edition included John Barkman, Clarence Davis, Dave Hanson, David Morris, Randy Weimer, Bob Woodward, Steve Nelson, Rudy Glingle, Dan Swagerty, Jeff Cahill, Rick Holder, Steve MiUer, and Tom Miles. Baseball 108 Rookie of the Year, Steve Nelson; Batting Champion, All Conference, and Most Valuable Player, Rudy Glingle; Honorary Captain of the Year, John Barkman. Bethel .L Bethel .L Bethel, Tenn.W Bethel, Tenn.W Bethel, Tenn.W Birmingham Southern.L Birmingham Southern.L North Georgia.L North Georgia.L Bryan.L St. Francis .W St. Francis .W Manchester.W Wabash.L Wabash.L Indiana Tech.W Indiana Tech.W I.U.-Purdue.W I.U.-Purdue.L Marion.L Marion.L Goshen.L Goshen.L Tri-State.L Tri-State.L Manchester.L Huntington.L Huntington.W 109 Track Awards: Randy Sellers, Rod Barnett, Vic Porter 110 Ill Golf 112 Awards: Gary Jarnigan, Mickey Craghead 113 Women’s Softball Softball Indiana Central .L Franklin.W Manchester.L Manchester.W Deb Sallee, Deb Warden, Jodie Sargen, Val Lundgren, Brenda Elder, Yvonne Messner, Cathy Carter, Brenda Wilcoxson, Cathy Garrick, Carol Balsbaugh, Diane Castro. Sharon Sanders and John Boots are not pictured. 114 i 115 116 Women’s Recreation Association 117 May Day Sunshine and relaxation prompted students to take a break and participate in the May Day activities. Freshman Nancy Miller reigned over “A Day in the Country.” One of the biggest attractions for the musclemen on campus was the old car. Other students took revenge on their friends by having them placed in the W.R.A. pig pen. Included among the special activities were the traditional barrel race, buck buck, and a pie-eating contest. G-Club sponsored a new innovation this year, the first annual Olympiad. Larry Grace, a freshman, outlasted his competitors to carry away the individual win, but the sophomore combination proved themselves to be the strongest pair competing. Queen Nancy Miller mm 118 119 Pirates of Penzance Frederic. Ruth . Major-General Stanley Mabel. Wards. Sargeant of Police Pirate King . . . . Samuel. Daughters. Pirates and Police . . Dave Griffith . . . Ruth Craig .Randy Maxson . Jan Perryman . . . Sue Kiebel Nancy Emch Carol Ogden . Roland Maust . . .Dave Ogden Jan Brumbaugh .... Liz Cutler Judy Walters Camille Cone Martha Male Susie Shade Frances Unger Deb Jensen Kathy Garrick Bobbie Phillips Paula Harrison . . . .Bob Gault Phil Norris Ron Herr Karl Ashman Rod Forrester Dave Cake Rowland Kisner Glenn Cutler Jim Setty Jim White 120 121 Student Creativity aroje,, r bP ) ' n h Jt Sqd (L|( 40lO|q pon Sq i ' Cindy Marrow Ve 5W Sc - 7 � JTl J C C - flL - J J J J 1 � y� 7 Q.-: S i M %= -a—)•- =ffir rj-ifjgjixx David Flick Lance Grubbs 123 Lines . . lines go on and on . . Qieryl Gable, Editor Jim Ktisz, Cheryl Gable, Anne Biddle, Lois Rapp, Dan Swab, Tim Vesa, Karen Kincaid, Terry Butterbaugh, Ann Wharton-Advisor, Chris Allem, Dave Gibble, Ben Adair Tim Vesa, Business Manager; Lois Rapp, Publicity Chairman Chris Allem, Art Editor Anne Biddle, Copy Editor; Cheryl Gable, Editor 125 Sounding Board Executive Editor .Susie Dorr News Editor .Anne Biddle Editorial Editor .... Len Blackstone Feature Editor.Cheryl Gable Sports Editor.Jim Burkett Ads Manager.Laura Shuler Photography Editors . .Denny Schultz Greg Sheffer Circulation Manager . . .Deb Hysmith Advisor .Terry White 126 “With LOVE, to commend and direct With WISDOM, to direct minds With TACT, to allow responsible voices to be heard” 127 Heritage Ann Wharton, Tim Weil, Cheryl Gable, Roland Maust, Karen Essig, Jim Setty, Karen Mort A yearbook is many things. Certainly it is a record, but no record can be made without the ingredients of people, events, words, and pictures. The people include the staff, of course, but also the ones who live, move, and act on the campus. These are the ones who create the events that inspire the words and give birth to the pictures. In “doing all for the glory of God,” a lofty and worthy goal, the staff has learned that in life the unexpected must be expected and the failures must be compensated for with substitutions that can be useful. “Doing all to the glory of God” isn’t a simple platitude that works magic by itself. It takes hard work, long hours, and dis¬ appointments. But in the end, there’s satis¬ faction for those who stay with the job and can look with a mixture of Joy and relief on the finish ed product. 128 EdjJjo v-(nrcklef Kmn M(y(t Cop9 Editor Omjt SabCe and Acad£jm Editor Jint 5Ett j AdA Monfl G t C Git Kjamfi qj Tint Weit Editor Kmn Eiiig BuAinMA Mano Vam Kjennfidij TWtogftflpk Tint Klt Tint v2ett(j TddmL McuuAt Com Tint Kfinnfidy Admyv Anti V 4i0i;dj(Ht TIt£ ihuZags Stjotff tmlm to- o hiDwted tlifi potimst OMiAtonoe and m{)(um£tit of Aevmd IndMinJlA ut p iodacing tiuA w fo � t6 . Edgtwt J. Lovetod udlimA Sfttdio ' uACfi ' B tJckd Jim AiJAuVb Woft Tioqm Vcm Mo Mih M(mhoJtl DcoM Mojuhifl Skwim Tw foy M(y(t Cd Irwkoff Te iA Vltofe P(Ht T2. J. Cmrmj T gij 6uflxjd Awards Chapel Prof. Taylor receives McClain Award from Dean Male Capping one of the finest school years for Grace College, the final Awards Chapel gave recognition to those who ex¬ celled in academic, extracurricular, and major sports activities. Citing outstanding achievements in classroom teaching, stu¬ dent counseling, and Christian example. Dean E. William Male presented the Alva J. McClain Award for Excellence in Teach¬ ing to Professor Ken Taylor. Dean Male also presented faculty awards for academic prowess to the highest-ranking student from each of the four college classes: Gary Winey, freshman class, 3.897; Betty Bowman, sophomore class, 4.00; V. L. Vawter, junior class, 3.98; and Diane Castro, senior class, 3.993. Other honors included the Greatest Contribution to Cam¬ pus Life Award, granted each year to a fellow and a girl, and received this year by Bill Katip and Deb Cahill; the Christian Service Award, given to David Inks; and the Charlotte Hillegas Jobson Award for the college girl who best exemplifies the spirit of Christian missions, given to Sue Suter. The Drama Award went to Randy Maxson for his leading roles and student directing in plays. Chris Allem was granted the Music Department Award, and the Science Award went to Deb Christie. Jim Jenkins was honored for his service as presi¬ dent of the Student Activities Board, and Bill Katip received a gavel as a memento of his leadership as Student Body Presi¬ dent. Christian Service Awards by classes went to freshmen— Mark Witwer and Cheryl Shoumake; sophomores—Alan Frey and Cheryl Patterson; juniors—Rollin Jump and Martha Stoll; and seniors—Bob Fo ote and Diane Castro. Presented by Pro¬ fessor Stoll, the Evangelical Teacher Training Association awarded certificates to Susan Anders, Patty Balmer, Len Blackstone, Rick Bonar, Rick Brundage, Janet Engelberth, 132 Dr. Beaver presents the Charlotte Jobson Award for missions to Sue Suter Freya Festa, Linda Franks, Kent Good, Helen Jones, Gary Kochheiser, Jane Moulton, Bill Smith, and Sharon Terrell. Sports awards presented were the Intramural Award, given to Ron Bollier, and the Women’s Physi¬ cal Education Award, received by Cathy Garrick. Diane Castro was honored as “Woman of the Year” in both women’s intramural and intercollegiate sports. Mrs. Messner presented women ' s athletics awards in volleyball to Audrey Baker, Deb Baum, Carol Bals- baugli, Judy Ashman, Diane Castro, Denice Plice, Sharon Sanders, Deb Hysmith, Brenda W ' ilcoxson, Karen Mort, and Sherry Skiles. W ' omen’s Softball Awards went to Becky Stewart, Faye W’agner, Cathy Carter, Deb Warden, and Brenda Elder. Recipients of Basketball Awards were Sarah Haney, Judy Rous- selow, Joy Rork, Jody Sargen, Becky Stewart, Val Lundgren, Nancy Brenneman, and Deb Sallee. John Boots was accorded a special gift of cufflinks for coaching Women’s Softball. Eight college men who had won three or more letters in varsity sports received the coveted Lancer watches for their achievement in competitive athlet¬ ics. Buddy Olszewski, Bob Miller, Sandy Homey, Jim Woolman, Mick Cragliead, Darrel Johnson, Keith Hardesty, and Craig Turner. Bob Arenobine presented prizes to the individuals who recruited the most pledge money for the Walk-a- Thon. First prize of $250 went to Scott Firebaugli; second prize of $ 150 to Dr. Dearborn; and third prize of S100 to Linda Rosner. Women’s Athletics Awards are pre¬ sented by .Mrs. Messner 133 Student Index Adair, Ben 53, 65, 124 Adams, Gail Adams, Ronald 27 Ahlgrim, Janet Ahlgrim, Jeffrey Ahrendt, John 97 Ainge, Karen 27 Akintomide, helix 27 Alexander, David Alexander, Susan 59 Allebach, Craig Allem, Christine 97,124,132 33 Aim, Jennifer 97 Anders, Susan 132 33 Anderson, Debra 64, 82 Anderson, Paul Ansell, Catherine Anthony, Esther 64,105 Arenobine, Bob 48, 97, 105, 132 33 Arrington, Lois 97,105 Ashman, Cynthia Ashman, Judy 45,74,97,132 33 Ashman, Karl 38,59,120 21 Atkins, David Atkinson, Sherry 59 Avey, Thomas Axelson, Bette 64, 105 Baer, Deborah 27 Bailey, Craig 85 Baker, Audrey 27,45, 132 33 Balmer, Patricia 97,105,132 33 Balsbaugh, Carol 5, 37,45,59, 74, Balsbaugh, J. Dale Banghart, Bennie 105, 114 15, 132 33 97 Barham, Jeanie 64 Barker, David Barker, Dianne 27 Barkman, John 97,109 Barnett, Rodney no Barnhill, Larry 27, 38 Barr, Terry 97 Battis, Carolyn Baum, Deborah 27,132 33 Baus, Cheryl 27 Baylis, Leanne 59 Beach, Daniel 64 Bechtel, Lred 27, 85 Bechtel, Peggy 27 Bechtel, Sally Beegle, Neena 64, 82,95 Beeler, Beverly 27 Beer, David Beeson, David 41, 59 Beichler, Steve 64,150 Belt, Elizabeth 27 Bender, Nancy 27 Bennett, Holly Berghorn, David 59 Berlin, Brett Berlin, Gary 64 Bibey, Brad 38, 64 Biddle, Anne 59,124,126 27 Biesemeyer, Doris Biltz, Shirley Blackstone, Len 46,97, 126 27, 132 33 Blake, Lynda 27 Blakeley, Don Blood, Susan 59 Bolles, Barbara Bolles, David 97 Bollier, Ron 132 33 Bollman, Janet 27 Bonar, Rick 82, 132 33 Bonifield, Marie Bontreger, Kenneth 97 Boots, John 38,59,105,114,132 33 Boots, Robert 38, 39,105 Border, Richard 97 Boren, John Boren, James Bork, William 27 Botteicher, Donna 85,97 Bowlin, Donald 97 Bowman, Cheryl Bowman, Elizabeth 59, 132 33 Bowman, Lrank 38,97 Bowman, Sandy 97 Boze, Jeffrey 27 Bradley, Vicki 59 Brandt, Debora Bratcher, Gene 38,53, 59 Brenneman, Nancy 59, 74, 132 33 Brewer, Deborah 27 Brewster, Lrank 27 Broderick, Rick Brown, Becky 59 Brown, Dean Brown, Michael Brown, Nancy 27 Brumbaugh, Jan 82,97, 120 21 Brundage, Rick 97,132 33 Burek, Lawrence 64 Burgess, Christine 27 Burkett, Jim 59,126 27 Burkholder, Elizabeth Burns, Becky Burns, Bob 59, 69 Burns, Marcia 64 Burtoft, John Bushman, Vicki 98 Butler, Steven 64 Butterbaugh, Robert 27 Butterbaugh, Terry 64, 124 Byler, Don 27,42 Byrd, Jerry 98 Cahill, Debrah 37,46,68,98, 104, 105, 132 33 Cahill, Jeff 27, 38, 109 Cake, David 27, 120 21 Cake, John 82,95, 105 Campbell, Annelies Campbell, Harold Carey, John 59 Carter, Cathy 27, 114,132 33 Cass, Bobbi 59, 65 Castro, Diane 45,74,98, 114, 132 33 Cessna, Cheryl 27 Chamberlin, Cathy 98 Christie, Debra ' 27,132 33 Christner, Cathy Christner, Margo Clark, Adrienne Clawson, Scott 85 Qeveland, Allen 59 Cluen,Jack Cochrell, Bob 27, 38 Coleman, Scott 59 Cone, Camille Cone, Kim Conley, Karen 53, 59, 120 21 Conrad, Ed 64 Cook, Jeff 42, 64 Cory, Duane 59,95, 105 Cover, Vicki 28 Craghead, Michael 98, 113, 132 33 Craig, Ruth 37,47,53,95, 101, 105,120 21 Cressler, John 98 Critchfield, Raymond Croft, Kent Cummings, Deborah 64 Cutler, Elizabeth 28,120 21, 150 Cutler, Glenn Dahlke, Dan 59, 82, 120 21, 150 Daniels, Leslie 59 Darity, Ranee 98 Davies, Doug 98 Davis, Clarence Davis, John Davis, Louise Davis, Susan Dawson, Paula Deboer, Alan 28,109 DeBolt, Vicki 28 DeLaughter, Cynthia 28 Delay, Wrayanne DeYoung, Sally 28 Diehl, Linda 64,68 Divine, Debbie 28 Dolan, Kathy 28 Dombek, Stephen 64, 82 Dorr, Susie 98, 126 27 Downs, Rick 98 Downs, Susan 59, 72 Dunham, Ruth Dunkleberger, Diane 28 Eckert, Nancy Edmiston, Duane Edmonds, Julia 64 Eichorst, Tom 59, 105 Elder, Brenda 59,114,132 33 Ellison, Kathryn 59 Emch, Nancy Engelberth, Connie 59,68,83,95, 120 21 EngelberHi, Eric 98 Engelberth, Janice England, Leslie 98, 132 33 Eshleman, Gary 98 Essig, Karen Evans, Paul 60, 128-29, 130 Eves, Terry 64, 105 Ewing, Mark Fagner, Anamarie 64 Fagner, Marshall Fahrbach, John Farkas, Kim 98 Faulds, Mariellen 28 Fay, Sylvia 60 Fehrer, Wayne Felabom, Carol 64 Felabom, Loren 64, 85 Ferris, Roy Fessia, Mark 64, 104 Festa, Freya 98, 105,132 33 Fiddler, Michael Fields, Valerie 28, 85 134 Firebaugh, Scott 41,64, 104, 150 Hamilton, Irving Fischbach, Shirley Hamilton, Sharon Fischbach, Tom Hammer, Meredith Mick, David 60, 85, 122 23 Hammers, Kathy I ' luke, Cindi 64 Hancock, Elaine Foote, Bob 82,95,98, 132 33 Haney, Sarah Ford, Fd 64 Hanson, David Ford, Janis 60 Hanson, Howard F ' orrester, Rodney 60, 82, 120 21 Hardesty, Keith Foster, Susan 64 Harding, Darby Franks, Dorothy Harding, Jayne Franks, Linda 98, 132 33 Harding, Kenneth Franks, Norma Harris, Fred Franks, Ric 60 Harrison, Paula French, Lanita 101 Hartman, Bruce Fretz, Jane 53, 60, 82 Hauck, Albert Fretz, John 85 Hawbaker, Darrel Frey, Allan 60, 132 33 Hawkins, Jim Frushour, Pam Heatwole, Elaine Gable, Cheryl 64,124,126 27, Heatwole, Lilian 128 29, 130 Heckert, Joe Gaehring, Charles Heffelfinger, Donna Ganther, Valerie 64, 82, 105 Helfrich, Beulah Garner, Vicky 28 Heller, Darlene Garrard, Laura 72 Hemmerich, Larry Garrick, Cathy 28,45, 74, 114, 120 21 Hendricks, Bonnie Gault, Bob 38, 39, 105,120 21 Henthorn, Bill Geberin, John Herbruck, Gary Geberin, Julia Herr, Bob Gehrke, Cheryl 28 Herr, Linda Gehrke, Dan 62 Herr, Ron Gibble, Dave 65,124 Hess, Richard Gibson, Kim 28 Hewitt, Warren Gillmer, Debbie 28 Hexter, James Glingle, Rudy 28, 109 Hicks, Jackie Golden, Paul 28, 38 Hieb, Matthew Gonsior, Judy Hillery, Laverne Good, Becky 65 Hinch, Jo Ann Good, Kent 98, 132 33 Hines, Jim Goshert, Faith 60 Hinkle, Diane Grace, Larry 28, 118 Hirschy, Jeanine Grady, Betty 28 Hively, Bruce Green, Elgin 85,98 Hively, Doug Green, Pam 60, 82, 95 Hobert, Dave Green, Sally 28 Hocking, James Greer, Jane ' 28 Hoffer, Kathy Griffith, Dave 53,65, 82, 95, 120 21 Hoffer, Mollie Griffith, Kathy 28 Hofmeister, Edward Grimwood, Judith Hogle, Crystal Griset, William 60 Holder, Debbie Grisso, Dale Holder, Rich Grisso, Ken 99 Hollinger, Jeff Griswold, Debbie 99 Holman, Cheryl Groff, Randy 28 Holub, Doug Grubb, Eldon 28,38,105 Holz, Becky Grubbs, Helen Hook, Carolyn Grubbs, Lance 28,122 23 Hook, Peter Gsell, Barbara Hopper, Shelly Guard, Peggy 60, 131 Horn, James Guenther, Janice 28 Homey, Deborah Gurnik, Rebecca 60 Homey, Sam Hackworth, Michael Howell, Gregory Haddad, Beri 28 Hoxworth, Janet Haeck, Roger 69 Hoyt, Loren Halberg, Janet 28 Hueni, Jon Halberg, Rick 53,99 Huey, Susan Hall, Marilyn 99 Huggins, Tina Haller, John 60 Hughey, Steve Hamilton, Becky 60 Huhn, Dan 28 Huhn, Kathie Hull, Steven Hungerford, Hope 37,48,53,99, 105 60 Hunt, Regina 29 65 Huston, Gregory 29,132 33 Hysmith, Debbie 45, 68, 102, 69, 109 126 27, 132 33 65 Imhoff, Cal 72, 131 132 33 Inks, Dave 65,104,132 33 Izzo, f rank 62 99 Jackson, Jessie 29 Jacob, Debbie 29 29,105 Jarnagin, Gary 113 65, 120 21 Jenkins, Jim 83, 104, 132 33 Jensen, Deborah 120 21 29 Jensen, Scott 101 Jensen, Sharon 29 60 Jetter, Anita 29 65, 95 Johnson, Darrell 132 33 Johnson, Kay 63,65, 82, 105 Jones, Colleen 29 29 Jones, Helen 132 33 Jones, Marilyn 99 45 Jones, Marjorie 29 65 Jones, Mary 29 29 Jones, Vicki 83, 105 38, 60 Judy, L. Dyann 29,150 Jump, Rollin 63, 132 33 83, 99 Katip, Bill 47,77,95,99, 104, 29 105,132 33 60, 82, 120 21 Kaufman, Celeste 29,69 Keener, Joyce 29 29 Keffer, Ruth 65, 83,95 Kemery, Glen 99, 130 Kennedy, Dave 99,130 29 Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy, Tim 130 63 Kerr, Cora Lou 29 Kerr, Deborah 99 60 Kerr, Jack 41 Kettering, Jane 99 29 Kettering, Randy 85,99 85,101 Kettering, Vicki 29 Kiebel, Susan 83, 95,120 21 29 Kincaid, Karen 60, 124 63 xincarte, Kathy 29 60 King, Alice 65 King, Paul 60 29 Kirby, Toni 60, 82 60 Kisner, Linda 29 38,109 Kisner, Rowland 65, 105,120 21 Kleinfelter, Jean 29 60, 95, 104 Kline, Beverly 65 29 Klisz, Jim 124,130 Knauss, Judy 30 Knierim, Steve 65, 85 Knisely, John 69,102 60 Kochheiser, Gary 99,132 33 42,85,99, 132 33 Koeller, Harlin Kovener, Curt Kuhn, Debra 30 60 Kurtz, Rosmarie 65,150 Kuykendall, Sharon 85 Kyle, Dawn 29,41 LaMaster, A1 61 29 Lange, Norman 61 99 Lapp, Dale 65 Lapp, Dennis 30, 38 99 Lapp, Gary 82 135 Lauster, Wesley 30 Lawlor, Deborah 30 Lawton, Steve LeMasters, William 61 Leclerc, Paul 30 Lee, Ruth 65 Lehe, Melodee 104 Lehman, Bill 65 Lehman, Dick Lehman, John 42,61 Leigh, Gregory 30, 69 Leininger, Brett 42 Lengyel, Jane Leonard, Larry 61 Lincoln, Gerri 65 Lindelef, Garth Loftus, Patricia 65 Logan, Linda Long, Glen Lonenecker, Michael 61 Lopez, Gary Lough,John 131 Loxley, Anita 61 Loy, James 30, 53, 69, 105 Lundgren, Valerie 30,74,114,132 33 Lush, Mitchell 61,105 Macfetrich, Noreen 65 Macon, Nora 30,105 MacPherson, Marcia 61 MacWilliams, Prank 65 Maher, Ruth Male, Ella 30 Male, Martha 61, 85, 120 21 Marner, James 30 Marrow, Cynthia 30,122 23 Marshall, Mike 99,131 Marshall, Peter Martin, Curtis Martin, Dean Masur, Sandra 38, 39, 53, 65 Mathis, Stacey Matthews, James 61 Maugans, Terri 30 Maust, Roland 53, 85, 120 21, 128 29, 130 Mauzy, Celeste 30 Maxson, Randy 53, 120 21, 132 33 Mayer, Doug 99 Mayes, Dan 38,61, 131 Mayes, Kathy 100,104,105 McCall, Larry McClenning, Henry McCune, Pat 61 McElhinney, Glenn McGlashan, Helen McKeag, Dan McKinney, Claude McMillen, Carol 65 McSorley, Melanie Meadors, Gloria Menzie, Philip Michaels, Paula 30 Mikulencak, Becky 65 Miles, Tom 109 Miller, Bob 132 33 Miller, Connie 30 Miller, Ed Miller, Jim 69 Miller, Nancy 30, 118 Miller, Steve 38,65, 109 Miller, Tim 100 Miller, Virginia 100 MUyard, Ellen 30 Minton, Ron 61 Misner, Rick 61, 82 Moeller, Dan 61 Mohring, Jean Moore, Don 61 Moore, Nancy 61, 82 Morgan, Joyce Moriarty, Charlene 30 Morley, Vickie 30 Morris, Dave 61,109 Mort, Karen 3,45,53, 102, 128 29, 130,132 33 Musser, Amos Moulton, Elaine 100,104 Moulton, Jane 132 33 Moyer, Beverly Moyers, Vivian 102 Mroczek, Linda 30 Mueller, Bob 61 Mullet, Vernon 66 Mullins, Tom 100 Munday, Dave 66, 104 Munday, Steve 53, 61 Myers, Rose 61 Naragon, Peggy 66 Neff, Honey Lou 66 Neff, Michael Nelson, Stephen 30,69, 109 Newcum, Diane Newton, Dan 30 Newton, Peter Nicholas, Shirley Nieter, Gary Nieter, Randy 61, 105 Nolt, Alan 100 Nolt, Linda 30 Norris, Phil 61, 83, 120 21 Ogden, Cinda Ogden, Carol 53, 120 21 Ogden, Dave 53,120 21 Olson, Priscilla 30 Olszewski, Buddy 38, 100, 132 33 Osborne, Kim 85 Ossen, Sylvia 100,105 Otermat, Sara Overmyer, Debbie Palumbo, Maryanne 45,82,100 Pappas, Becky Pappas, John Parker, John 61 Parrish, Jeff 30 Patterson, Billy Patterson, Sherry 61,132 33 Paxton, Millicent Payne, Becky 68 Peponis, Alexis 61 Perryman, Jan 83,95, 120 21 Peterson, Carol 30 Phillippi, Holly 66 Phillippi, Robin 30 Phillips, Bobbie 30,120 21 Pine, Wanda 100,105 Pisarek, Janet Placeway, Tim 31 Plastow, Ered 100 Plice, Denise 45,66, 85, 132 33 Porter, Victor 31,69, 110 Porterfield, Bob 61 Posner, Hal Powell, Cheryl Preskitt, Robert Pritchett, Dan 38,61 Pritchard, John 66 Ramsey, Nancy 66 Rand, Steve 66,72, 105 Randall, Mark 31 Rapp, Lois 53,100,124 Reed, Howard Reed, Pam Reeder, Sheryl 31 Regier, Darrel Reid, Lester 100 Ressler, Catherine Rheinheimer, Randall 31 Rhodes, Rick Ribble, Dale Ribble, Fred Rich, Joe 66, 72 Rife, John 31 Riggan, Ed 31, 38, 69 Ring, Tom 66 Risser, Joyce 66 Ritchie, Ken 61 Ritter, Rick 66 Rittgers, Bruce Robbins, Bruce 95 Robertson, Neal 62 Robinson, Alan 66 Robinson, Ethel Robinson, Steve 66 Rockey, Janie 53 Roderick, Judy Roderick, Michael Rodgers, Dave 53 Roe, Nancy 37, 66 Rogers, Darlene 31 Rogers, JoAnn 62 Root, Marlene 66 Rork, Joy 132 33 Rose, Dave Rosner, Linda 83,100,132 33 Rossbach, Jeff 66, 85 Rosseels, Susanne Rousselow, Judy 31, 132 33 Rowe, Saundra 31 Rowell, Kathy 62 Roy, Tom 53, 100 Rupp, Gladine 31 Russell, Carol Ryerson, Jane 53,66 Ryerson, Tom 31 Sainer, Nedra Sallee, Debbie 62, 74, 114, 132 33 Sanders, Sharon 62, 114, 131, 132 33 Sando, Moses 31 Santiago, Ivonne 31 Sargen, Jodie 31,74,114,132 33 Sarver, Roxanne 31 Savage, Sarah 31 Scantlen, Ron Schafer, Ronnalee 31 Schelling, Jon 31 Schilperoort, Teresa 31 Schmid, Phyllis 136 Schnieders, Mary 100 Schultz, Denny Schuman, Lexie 62,104,126 27 Schweitzer, Tom 31 Scott, Cindy Scott, Donald 31, 37 Scully, Michael Sechrist, Steve 31 Sellers, Randy 66,110 Setty, Jim 102, 104, 120 21, 128 29, 130 Shade, Doug Shade, Susie Sharp, Barry Shaub, Dennis 82, 120 21 Sheets, Doyle 62, 69 Sheffer, Greg 126 27 Shepherd, Barbara Shepherd, Jim Sherman, John Sherwood, Doug Shipley, James Shipley, Pam 31 Shirk, Joy 45,62 Shirley, Kathy 31 Shively, Richard 62 Shope, Rick Shope, Marsha 85 Shoumake, Cheryl 31, 132 33 Showers, Louis 62 Shuler, Laura 66, 82, 126 27 Shultz, Jana 31 Simmons, Roger 31,122 23 Singer, Marie 62 Skiles, Lonnie 49,104 Skiles, Sherry 45,62, 132 33 Slaughter, Connie 101 Smith, Bill 132 33 Smith, Debra 31 Smith, Tom 31 Snider, Richard Snider, Ron Snoddy,Jack 32 Snodgrass, Jenni 62, 72 Snodgrass, Tom 42 Spencer, Rosemary 66 Springer, Sherrie 32 Staff, Dave 66,69 Stall, Marty 66,150 Stalker, Tom 101 Stapleton, Linda 62 Stark, Mary 32 Stauffer, Jerry Stauffer, JoAnn 66,105 Stauffer, Steve Stetson, Dorothy 32, 85 Stewart, Becky 32, 74,132 33 Stewart, Greg 32 Stewart, Sue Stoll, Irene 101 Stoll, Jane 53,62, 65, 104 Stoll, Martha 132 33 Stoltzfus, Ruth Stone, Bruce 32 Stoneback, Deborah Stoneback, Pam Stooksbury, Nancy Stouder, Wallace 32 Stouffer, Denise 32, 150 Strappello, Richard 62 Streets, Ray 66,69 Strine, JoAnn 62 Stroup, Dan 32,69 Stroup, Donald Stump, Joyce 32 Summer, Lynn 32 Sunthimer, Gail 32 Sunthimer, Mary Suter, Sue 66, 95,105,132 33 Swab, Dan 124 Swagerty, Dan 66, 69, 109 Swesey, Jeannette 62 Swihart, William 32 Tanner, Michael Tamer, Steve Taylor, Meta Teeple, Jack Teeple, Sara 66 Teeter, Gay 32 Teeter, Joy 67, 82, 95 Terrell, Mark 32 Terrell, Mildred Terrell, Sharon 105 ,132 33 Terry, Julia Teterud, Sunny Teterud, Wesley 67 Teune, Ed Thom, Steve 85,101,105 Thomas, Elaine 67, 104 Thomas, Karen 32,105 Thompson, Dan Thompson, Garry Thompson, Janice 53,67 Thompson, Ned 62 Thompson, Susie 82 Thornton, Tom Thurston, Genevieve Thurston, Viscount Tobin, Elizabeth Toirac, Susan Toroian, Ginny 62 Townsend, Barbara 32 Townsend, Ken 62 Townsend, Roger 32 Traver, Dave Trumble, Holly 101 Tschantz, Wendi 32 Tschudy, Ron 67 Tucker, Sandra Turner, Craig 38,39,101,132 33 Tyson, Rene 67, 72,85 Unger, Frances 32, 120 21 Uraine, Tim Valley, Jeff 32, 69 Vaughn, Marsha 62 Vaughn, Terrance 32, 85 Vawter, Vencil 67, 105,132 33 VerHage, Larry 32 Vesa, Tim 124 Wade, John Wadsworth, Alice 62 Wagner, Faye 32, 132 33 Wagner, Dave 62 Wagoner, Joan 101 Walker, James Walker, Karen 32 Wallace, Alice 67, 82 Walters, Judy 67, 82,104,120 21 Walters, Pam Warden, Deborah Ware, Suzane • 32,114,132 33 Way, Ken 62 Weidman, Carol 67 Weil, Tim 102, 128 29, 130 Weimer, Kathy 53,67, 105 Weimer, Randy Welling, Brenda Wells, Debbie 62, 109 Wenger, Bob Werito, James Wharton, James Whitcomb, Norma 62,83,95 White, Jim White, Sharon Whitaker, Ray 82,101,120 21 Whiting, Diane Whitmyer, Ralph Wilber, Ernie 32 Wilcoxson, Brenda Wildman, Kent Wil dman, Ron Wilson, Steve 45,62,74, 1 14, 132 33 Winey, Gary Winstead, James 33, 132 33, 150 Witwer, Mark Wold, Gary 33, 132 33 Wolfe, Joy 62 Wolfe, Kathy 63 Wolford, Joe 33 Wolters, Clark 67 Wolters, Kristi Woodburn, Virginia 63,68 Woodward, Bob 33,109 Woolman, Gary 41 Woolman, Jim 41,132 33 Woomer, Carol 67 Workman, Mark 33,150 Workman, Michael Yavor, Mark 63,65, 150 Yeager, Marie 33 Yoder, Grace 101 Yoder, Peggy 63 Yoder, Rod 33 Yougouda, Pierre Zahniser, Richard Zook, Anne 33 Zook, Susan Zootman, Nord Zuber, Diane 67 Zuber, Kevin 63 Zuercher, Elaine 33 137 Grace Schools Development Department Director of Development Richard Messner Public Relations Fund Raising Alumni Relations Student Recruitment Office Manager Linda Hill and Alumni Secretary Becky Pappas 138 Alumni Coordinator Thomas Hammers Stewardship Counselor Dewey Melton Director of Information Services Don Cramer 139 Patrons MR. MRS. EMMIT D. ADAMS Whittier, California Sherry Atkinson MR. MRS. ALBERT E. CLAWSON Johnstown, Pennsylvania Scott MR. MRS. THOMAS AINGE Pontiac, Michigan Karen MRS. RUTH ANN CONE Winona Lake, Indiana Kim Camille MR. MRS. RODGER ALLEM Telford, Pennsylvania Christine MR. MRS. EUGENE CRAIG Maroa, Illinois Ruth MR. MRS. H. C. ALM Hollister, California Jenny REV. MRS. DOUGLAS A. DAVIES Pierceton, Indiana Douglas MR. MRS. ALFRED ANTHONY Hatboro, Pennsylvania Esther MR. MRS. LEONARD A. DELAY Lakewood, California Wrayanne MR. MRS. DANIEL ARENOBINE Hagerstown, Maryland Robert MR. MRS. JASON ECKERT, SR. HollandaJe, Minnesota Nancy MR. MRS. J. J. BAKER Mineral Point, Pennsylvania Audrey MR. MRS. HAROLD ELLISON Parkersburg, West Virginia Kathryn MR. MRS. PAUL BALSBAUGH Ripon, California Carol MR. MRS. DONALD J. EMCH Rittman, Ohio Nancy MR. MRS. KEN BARR Moline, Illinois Terry MR. MRS. DONALD EVES Mogadore, Ohio Terry MR. MRS. GEORGE R. BEELER Trotwood, Ohio Beverly MR. MRS. RUSSELL FAGNER Winamac, Indiana Marshall MR. MRS. TED BLACKSTONE Santa Rosa, California Len MR. MRS. LOREN FELABOM, SR. South Bend, Indiana Loren MR. MRS. EUGENE BOTTEICHER Hooversville, Pennsylvania Donna MR. MRS. JOHN FIDDLER Roselle, Illinois Mike MR. MRS. PAUL BRATCHER Virginia Beach, Virginia Gene MR. MRS. GEORGE L. FIREBAUGH Wooster, Ohio Scott MR. MRS. J. ROBERT BYLER Lancaster, Pennsylvania Donald MR. MRS. EDWARD FOSTER Peoria, Illinois Susan REV. MRS. ROBERT M. CESSNA Gary, Indiana Cheryl MR. MRS. RICHARD FRANKS Sturgis, Michigan Linda Ric 141 MR. MRS. WALTER R. FRETZ Winona Fake, Indiana John Jane MR. MRS. WILLIS INKS Fremont, Ohio David MR. MRS. JAMES GAULT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bob MR. MRS. CURTIS JOHNSON Columbia City, Indiana Darby Johnson Harding MR. MRS. MARVIN A. GOOD Fort Lauderdale, Florida Kent MR. MRS. HENRY KATIP Pontiac, Michigan William MR. MRS. HENRY GRACE Pontiac, Michigan Earry REV. MRS. JAMES KENNEDY Akron, Ohio David MR. MRS. EDWARD GREEN Hatboro, Pennsylvania Sally MR. MRS. RODNEY I. KERR Carmichaels, Pennsylvania Deborah MR. MRS. ELMER W. GRISET Santa Maria, California William MR. MRS. CHARLES KIRBY Newport News, Virginia Toni MR. MRS. WILLIAM G. HANCOCK St. Paris, Ohio Elaine MR. MRS. DWIGHT KLINE Monterey, Indiana Beverly MR. MRS. HOWARD HANSON Knox, Indiana Howard MR. MRS. DONALD A. KOCHHEISER Mansfield, Ohio Gary MR. MRS. KEN HARDING, SR. Warsaw, Indiana Darby Ken MR. MRS. CARL F. KOVENER Crothersville, Indiana Curtis MR. MRS. A. HAUCK, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Albert, HI MR. MRS. CHRIST G. LAPP Lancaster, Pennsylvania Dale MR. MRS. ROBERT HEFFELFINGER Hatfield, Pennsylvania Donna MR. MRS. JOHN B. LAPP Lancaster, Pennsylvania Gary Dennis MR. MRS. GEORGE W. HEELER Dayton, Ohio Darlene MR. MRS. CHARLES F. LOGAN, JR. Rochester, Michigan Linda MR. MRS. MEL HENDRICKS Vandalia, Ohio Bonnie MR. MRS. HARLAND MacFETRICH Hancock, New York Noreen MR. MRS. WAYNE HERBRUCK Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Gary REV. MRS. JAMES B. MARSHALL Peru,Indiana Mike Peter MR. MRS. DREXEE HESS Burbank, Ohio Richard MR. MRS. TERRANCE MAUGANS Kokomo, Indiana Terri MR. MRS. LLOYD L. HIVELY Pierceton, Indiana Doug Bruce MR. MRS. ROLAND MAUST Grafton, Ohio Roland, Jr. REV. MRS. SAM HORNEY Sunnyside, Washington Sam, Jr. MR. MRS. RICHARD MAXSON Largo, Florida Randy MR. MRS. EUGENE HUNGERFORD Oxen Hill, Maryland Hope MR. MRS. JAMES M. MATTHEWS Kokomo, Indiana Mike 142 MR. MRS. THOMAS McELHINNEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Glenn MR. MRS. JAMES PORTERFIELD Warren, Ohio Bob MR. MRS. ROBERT MILES Altoona, Pennsylvania Tom MR. MRS. RICHARD RAMSEY North Canton, Ohio Nancy MR. MRS. JAMES MILLER Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Bob MR. MRS. DANE RAPP Ronks, Pennsylvania Lois MR. MRS. MARSHALL MILLER Cowansville, Pennsylvania Connie MISS INA CARRIE RIDGWAY MISS NETA MAY RIDGWAY Colfax, Illinois REV. MRS. WARD A. MILLER Modesto, California Tim MR. MRS. ED RIFE Orlando, Florida John MR. MRS. DONALD R. MISNER York, Pennsylvania Richard MR. MRS. RAY E. ROBERTSON Fowler, Indiana Neal MR. MRS. CHARLES MOORE DeGraff, Ohio Don Nancy MR. MRS. FREDERICK J. ROCKEY Fort Wayne, Indiana Janie MR. MRS. LEO MORT Pierceton, Indiana Karen MR. MRS. BRUCE ROSNER Uniontown, Pennsylvania Linda MR. MRS. BRUNO MROCZEK Decatur, Michigan Linda MR. MRS. ARTHUR ROSSBACH Altoona, Pennsylvania Jeffrey MR. MRS. ROBERT L. MUELLER Plymouth, Indiana Bob MR. MRS. ROBERT ROWE Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Saundra MR. MRS. LOUIS NELSON Auburn, Indiana Stephen MR. MRS. CAL ROWELL La Palma, California Kathy MR. MRS. FRED NIETER South Bend, Indiana Gary Randy MR. MRS. RILEY M. RUSSELL Akron, Ohio Carol Ann MR. MRS. GLENN NOLT Rittman, Ohio Alan Linda MR. MRS. KEN SANDERS Qemmons, North Carolina Sharon MR. MRS. WALTER OLSZEWSKI Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bud MR. MRS. ARTHUR SCHEER Lakewood, California Mark Ewing DR. MRS. PETER PEPONIS Dublin, Ohio Alexis REV. MRS. RICHARD SELLERS Alto, Michigan Randy MR. MRS. DONALD W. PERKINS Dewitt, New York Diane Woolsey Castro MR. MRS. COY SHEPHERD Indianapolis, Indiana Jim MR. MRS. ROBERT PINE Bellevue, Ohio Wanda REV. MRS. LOUIS H. SHOWERS Goshen, Indiana Louis REV. MRS. RICHARD PLACEWAY Elyria, Ohio Timothy MR. MRS. ROBERT M. SHULTZ Elyria, Ohio Jana 143 MR. MRS. ORA SKILES, JR. Modesto, California Lonnie Sherry MR. MRS. DALE M. TERRELL West Milton, Ohio Sharon Mark MR. MRS. A. W. SLAUGHTER Custer, South Dakota Connie MR. MRS. GAYLEN A. THURSTON Littleton, Colorado Viscount MR. MRS. GERALD R. SMITH Saint Joseph, Michigan Debra MR. MRS. J. W. TOWNSEND Masontown, Pennsylvania Roger MR. MRS. CECIL R. SNODGRASS Denver, Colorado Lynne MR. MRS. LEROY TSCHUDY Manheim, Pennsylvania Ronald MRS. MARY FRANCIS SNODGRASS South Bend, Indiana Thomas MR. MRS. VERNON B. UNGER Winchester, Virginia Frances MR. MRS. WARD SPEICHER Waterloo, Iowa Frank Sandra Bowman MR. MRS. HERBERT W. WAGNER Lorain, Ohio Faye MR. MRS. RUSSELL STALL Wooster, Ohio Marty MR. MRS. MAX WALLACE Everett, Pennsylvania Alice MRS. LOIS L. STOUFFER Lebanon, Pennsylvania Denise Kay MR. MRS. ROBERT 0. WEIDMAN Qifton, Virginia Carol REV. MRS. RAY STREETS, SR. Johnstown, Pennsylvania Ray, Jr. MR. MRS. LLOYD D. WENGER Minburn, Iowa Bob MR. MRS. ORLO STRINE Loudonville, Ohio JoAnn DR. MRS. JOHN WHITCOMB, JR. Warsaw, Indiana Dan Pritchett MR. MRS. ROBERT L. SUMMER Washington, Illinois Lynn MR. MRS. I. JAMES WHITE Sunnyside, Washington Jim MR. MRS. HERMAN SUTER South Bend, Indiana Sue MR. MRS. ROBERT WILCOXSON Fowler, Indiana Brenda MR. MRS. R. D. SWAGERTY Long Beach, California Dan MR. MRS. BRUCE WITWER Camp Springs, Maryland Mark MR. MRS. GEORGE C. SWANSON Sunnyside, Washington Gregory Howell MR. MRS. RALPH WOLFE Akron, Ohio Kathy MRS. RUBY J. SWESEY Alexandria, Virginia Jeannette MR. MRS. LOWELL WOLTERS Portis, Kansas Qark Kris MR. MRS. R. W. SUNTHIMER Kent, Ohio Mary MR. MRS. 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Winona Ave., Warsaw 267-7421 I49 i ulefUo i Q ee4t o Ue■ Rt. 15 N Warsaw, Indiana Say it with flowers Flowers Wired Anytime, Anywhere Phone: 267-7181 DITTO’S SUPERMARKET Route 15 South, Warsaw, Indiana Mark Workman, Steve Beichler, Janet Hoxworth, Gary Winey, Marty Stall, Mike Workman, Liz Cutler, Glenn Cutler, Denise Stouffer, Scott Firebaugh, Gary Herbruck Dr. Kenneth Ashman, Pastor Roger Saurer, Associate Pastor First Brethren Church Wooster, Ohio 150 David Gibble Denise Stouffer “Call unto Me and I will answer thee and ■ show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not. ” Jeremiah 33:3 Greetings to Grace and Our Students There Grace Brethren Church Myerstown, Pennsylvania Luke E. Kauffman, pastor Daniel G. Miller, asst, pastor FIRST CONGRATULATIONS BRETHREN CHURCH Waynesboro, Pennsylvania From the Home Church Of Darlene Kauffman Sharon Sanders Home Church Of Roger Simmons Saundra Rowe and Chatty Churchmouse MELROSE GARDENS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Rev. Wendell E. Kent, Pastor Rev. Phillip J. Simmons, Pastor MANHEIM GRACE GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH Goshen, Indiana Manheim, Pennsylvania Home Church Of Brenda Welling Jcanine Hirschy Home Church Of CONGRATULATIONS, Patti Balmer, Jean Kleinfelter, Ronald Tschudy GRADS! Rev. Terrance T. Taylor, Pastor Rev. Robert D. Crees, Pastor 152 WEST HOMER EVERETT GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH Homerville, Ohio Everett, Pennsylvania Home Church Of Home Church Of Bob, Ron, and Linda Herr Alice Wallace and Richard Border and Jack Snoddy Our Interest and Prayers “Holding Forth the Word of Life” For Our Students and for Grace Schools We Salute Faculty and Students From “The Friendly Rural Church” For Another Good Year Rev. Robert Holmes, Pastor Rev. Homer Lingenfelter, Pastor PENN VALLEY THE FIRST GRACE BRETHREN BRETHREN CHURCH CHURCH Rittman, Ohio Home Church Of Best Wishes to Nancy Emch, Alan Nolt, Our Students and Grads Linda Nolt, Karen Walker Kathy Griffith, Dave Griffith, Pam Stoneback, Donna Heffelfinger, Chris Allem, Jane Fretz We Salute Grace Schools Telford, Pennsylvania Rev. Robert Griffith, Pastor Rev. Robert Russell, Pastor 153 3601 LINDEN AVENUE LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA 90807 PHONE (213) 424-0788 “THE BIBLE, THE WHOLE BIBLE, AND NOTHING BUT THE BIBLE. J from the PASTORAL STAFF: David Hocking, Senior Minister David Seifert, Associate Minister Charles Beatty, Minister of Evangelism Harold Dunning, Minister of Pastoral Counseling Lloyd Rinks, Minister of Hospital Visitation and Senior Adults Glenn Harmonson, Business Administration Douglas Westfall, Superintendent of Schools . . . and the 120 employees . . . and the 70 deacons and deaconesses . . . and the 1700 members . . . and over 1700 students of Brethren Church Schools (Pre-school to 12th grade) . . . WE EXTEND OUR WARMEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974!” 154 Rose Myers Eldon Grubb Two more great young people from the ANKENYTOWN GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Bellville, Ohio Rev. Larry K. Gegner, Pastor Louis K. Showers and Randy Rheinheimer EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Goshen, Indiana Rev. Louis H. Showers, Pastor THE FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Kittanning, Pennsylvania Home Church Of: Connie Miller Holly Bennett Larry McCall Gladine Rupp Rev. Donald G. Earner, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 74! FINDLAY GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Findlay, Ohio Rev. Glenn R. Coats, Pastor 155 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Lexington, Ohio We’re Glad There’s A Place Like Grace For Our Kids! Mary Jones, Dick Lehman Dave and Joyce Atkins Rev. Dean Risser, Pastor SINGER HILL GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Conemaugh, Pennsylvania The Home Church Of Audrey Baker Sends Its Best Wishes To All Grace Students Rev. Marvin Lowery, Pastor [IDS 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 156 FITCH’S JEWELRY lies. Buffalo Warsaw, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 Orange Blossom Diamond Rings Listed in House Beautiful ' s Directory Of Interior Designers And Decorators Congratulations to the W. T. GRANTS Lakes Village Shopping Center Class of 1973 from ' ' Rt. 30 E., Warsaw, Indiana 157 WALTER’S DRUG STORE Center Street Warsaw, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 CHARGEST 113 E. Market St. Warsaw, Indiana Class of 1974 Two Outlets in Warsaw to serve you with fine food at a price to fit your budget. 158 B K DRIVE-IN 1 5 . V Corner of Winona Ave. Bronson CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 from HOLIDAY INN OF WARSAW 302 W. MARKET STREET On block west of post offico 159 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WARSAW Mr. Neal Carlson Member, President’s Council Grace College “The Eternal Word . . . Our Main Attraction!” GHENT BRETHREN CHURCH Roanoke, Virginia Rev. M. Lee Myers, Pastor SUBURBAN BRETHREN CHURCH Hatboro, Pennsylvania W. Carl Miller, Pastor Ester Anthony and Sally Green We think Grace is Great! PIERCETON BAPTIST CHURCH Pierceton, Indiana Karen Mort, Gary Berlin, Doug Mayer “We Salute Our GRACE STUDENTS and Our GRACE SCHOOLS” A1 Hauck, Bob Gault, Buddy Olszewski THIRD BRETHREN CHURCH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Rev. W. Wayne Baker, Pastor 16 ] CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 CONEMAUGH tVoin BRETHREN CHURCH COMMUNITY BRETHREN CHURCH Home Church Of Scott Clawson Salutes Grace Schools! WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA We Are Small, But Our Wonderful Lord Isn’t! He Has Done Big Things With Us. “Be Ye Steadfast, Uiimoveable, Always Abounding in the Work of the Lord . . .!” Our Folk Have Multiplied Their Giv ing To Grace This Year I Corinthians 15:58 Nearly Five Times Our ’72 Record. Rev. John W. Mayes, Pastor Thank God For This Vision!! Rev. Don K. Rager, Pastor FIRST LEAMERSVILLE GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH Dallas Center, Iowa Duncansville, Pa. Home Church Of Home Church Of Cathy Carter Linda Diehl Darrel Hawbaker Bruce Rittgers Bob Wenger We extend An Invitation To You To Visit Our Warm And Friendly Church When In Keystone Country! “To Know Him ... to Make Him Known” Rev. Carlton J. Fuller, Pastor Rev. John E. Gregory, Pastor 162 GAY ST. BRETHREN CHURCH Hagerstown, Maryland WeTe Proud of Bob Arenobine Who’s Who Student Leadership Rev. J. Paul Reno, Pastor GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Lanham, Maryland Congratulations From Former Grace Students And Members of the Church Rev. Charles Thornton, Pastor 163 t . ■ 5 ' a -■ ' ' I