Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

HERITAGE 1975 The staff of the Heritage wishes to dedicate this book to the memory of Rev. H. Leslie Moore in sincere appreciation for the unique contribution of his service and personality to the lasting heritage of Grace College ABOUT THE COVER: The realization of the meaning of Christ ' s death should awake within us the desire to serve Him to the fullest extent. Romans 6:9-11 — Knowing that Christ being raised from the dead dieth no more; death hath no more dominion over him ... Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord. This Is Your Book I These Are Your Memories exceeding great and precious promises . .. ye might be partakers of the divine nature ... having escaped the corruption . . . that is in the world through lust. CLASSES KNOWLEDGE Seniors And This is the Weaving John Roger Ahrendt— B.A. Debra Jo Anderson — B.S. Esther Aletta Anthony— B.A. Joy Annette Arenobine — B.M.E. Joyce Elaine Atkins — B.S. Jean Elizabeth Barham — B.A. Steven C. Butler — B.A. Terry Lynn Butterbaugh — B.S. John Wilson Cake — B.A. P. Stephen Beichler — Gary W. Berlin — Lawrence Burek — B.A. B.A. B.A. Jeffrey Lynn Cook — B.S. Raymond D. Critchfield —B.A. John F. Davis — B.A. B.S. Linda Kay Diehl — B.A. Steve Dombek — B.M.E. Nancy Eckert — B.A. Terry Lee Eves — B.A. Loren Wayne Felabom, Jr. — B.M.E. Roy J. Ferris — B.A. Scott Alden Firebaugh — B.A. Lucinda Gay Fluke — B.S. Edward FC Ford — B.A. 13 Susan Foster — B.S. LaNita Rae French — B.M.E. Mary Jane Fretz — B.A. Paula FJarrison — Darrel Lee FJawbaker — Jo Ann Hinch — B.S. B.S. B.A. Kenneth Edward Grisso — Elaine Hancock — Howard Franklin Hanson — B.S. B.S. B.S. Bob Gault — Rebecca L. Good — David Robert Griffith — B.A. B.A. B.A. Of Whose Fabric Each Individual Is a Part ... Rick Holder — B.A. Sandy Horney — B.A. Janet Elaine Hoxworth — B.A. Stephen M. Hughey — B.A. Debra Carol Hysmith — B.S. David William Inks— B.A. James Thomas Jenkins — B.M.E. J. Kay Johnson — B.S. Rollin Lloyd Jump — B.A. Ruth E. Keffer — B.S. Kathleen Kennedy— B.S. Alice Jane King — B.S. 15 r Stephen Dale Knierim — B.S. Carol Marie Kochheiser — B.S. Jack Rolland Laffin — B.A. Frank MacWilliams — B.S. Glenn R. McElhinney — B.A. Daniel W. McKeag — B.A. Rowland Ray Kisner — Beverly Sue Kline — James P. Klisz — Dale E. Lapp — Ruth Ann Lee — Garth E. Lindelef — B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A B.A. Not One of These Persons Is Ever to Be Duplicated • • • Michael S. Marshall — B.A. Roland R. Maust, Jr. — B.M.E. Randy Richard Maxson — B.A. Marcia Ann Mikel —B.S. Thomas F. Miles — B.A. Stephen Miller — B.A. Barbara Carol Mineely — B.A. Ronald L. Minton — B.A. Karen Sue Mort — B.A. Vivian Sue Moyers— B.M.E. David C. Munday — B.A. Honey Lou Neff — B.S. 17 Rebecca Jo Payne — B.A. Janice Marie Perryman — B.M.E. Holly Joan Phillippi — B.S. Denise Plice — B.A. John William Pritchard — B.A. Nancy Ramsey— B.S. Steve D. Rand — B.S. Joseph S. Rich — B.A. Thomas A. Ring — B.S. Bruce Austin Robbins— B.A. Alan L. Robinson — B.S. Steve A. Robinson — B.A. Nancy Sue Roe — B.S. Marlene L. Root — B.A. Linda Sue Rosner — B.S. Jeffrey Peter Rossbach — B.M.E. Nedra J. Sainer — B.S. Mary-Elizabeth Schnieders— B.S. Laura Elaine Shuler— B.A. David Alan Staff — B.A. Martha Mae Stall — B.S. Gerald Lee Stauffer — B.A. Marvin J. Stevens — B.S. Daniel D. Swagerty— B.S. 19 Sustaining the Enormous Raymond H. Streets— B.S. Susan Suter — B.A. Sara Ann Teeple — B.S. Wesley M. Teterud — B.A. Elaine Thomas — B.S. Janice Thompson — B.S. Viscount Thurston — B.A. Ronald Lee Tschudy — B.S. Rene L. Tyson — B.S. B.A. B.A. B.S. Assault of the Universe Pamela L. Walters — B.S. Clark Wolters — B.S. Carol L. Woomer — B.S. Susan Lynn Zook — B.S. Valerie Ganther — B.M.E Dave Atkins Brad Bibey Jan Brumbaugh Jerry Byrd Rosemary Clawson Thomas Fischbach Rodney Forrester Dave Gibble Doub Hively Linda Hoffman Bill LeMasters Louis MacKaben Peter Marshall Edward Miller Susan Miller David Ogden Pam Ogden Rick Reynolds Dave Rodgers Randy Sellers Thomas Sharp Holly Shippy Bruce Stone Steve Thom Ray Whiteker Glenda Yantiss CHOOSE SOMETHING LIKE A STAR O Star! (the fairest one in sight) We grant your loftiness the right to some obscurity of cloud. It will not do to say ' ' of night ' since dark is what brings out your light. Some mystery becomes the proud, but to be wholly taciturn in your reserve is not allowed. Say something. And it says I burn. But say with what degree of heat. Talk Fahrenheit! Talk Centigrade! Use language we can comprehend. OBERT FROST Tell us what elements you blend. It gives us strangely little aid, but does tell something in the end. And steadfast as Keats ' Eremite, not even stooping from its sphere, It asks a little of us here. It asks of us a certain height. So when at times the mob is swayed to carry praise or blame too far, r We may choose something like a star, To stay our minds on, |mn And be staid — - ML _ i, r Km Sk - v V W Who ' s Who Is ... SCOTT FIREBAUGH — B.A. MATHEMATICS Student Body Presi¬ dent and Vice-President, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Chaplain, Tennis (MVP, 1971, 1972), G-Club (Secretary, 1974, 1975), Bible Quizzing, Alpha Kappa Epsilon, Concert Band, Trom¬ bone Choir, Brass Choir, Personal Evangelism BOB GAULT — B.A. BIBLE Soccer: All-Confe.ionce, 1972, 1973, 1974, All-State, 1972, 1973, 1974, All-District, 1973, 1974, NCCAA All-American, 1973, Holds record for most goals scored in a season and in a career, Junior Class President, “Pirates of Pen¬ zance”, Reader ' s Theatre DAVE GRIFFITH — B.A. HISTORY Freshman Choir, Concert Choir, The One Accord , Aletheia , The Benediction , Com¬ pany of Grace , Concert Ensemble, Octet, Pirates of Penzance , Mikado , Pygmalion , TIME Team to France, 1974 KAY JOHNSON — B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Freshman Choir, Concert Choir, Mikado , Messiah , Senior Class Secre¬ tary, Resident Advisor an Award ... an Honor RANDY MAXSON — B.A. ENGLISH AND SPEECH Student Body President-elect, “Mikado , “Pygmalion , “Pirates of Pen¬ zance , “The Doctor in Spite of Himself , Concert Choir, Articles published in THE BRETHREN MISSIONARY HERALD and AC ' CENT magazines, Minister of Music at Osceola Bethel Brethren Church SUE SUTER — B.A. MATHEMATICS Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Body Secretary, “Mikado , S.E.A., “Messiah , Resident Advisor, Bible Quizzing, TIME Team to France,1974 DAVE STAFF — B.A. SOCIOLOGY Basketball: Captain, 1973-1974, All-Tournament Teams: Turkey Tournement, 1973, Gordon Fight¬ ing Scots Tournament, 1973, Clearwater Christian Tournament, 1973, Serves as Minister to the West Etna Community Church ALICE WALLACE — B.A. SOCIOLOGY HERITAGE Editor, Freshman Choir, Concert Choir, Sounding Board reporter, 1971, Messiah , Volunteer at Cardinal Learning Center, Reader ' s Theatre, Article published in AC ' CENT magazine. May Queen, 1975 SMB ’ Typify Graduation Juniors Gene T. Adams Ronald Adams Sue Alexander Sheri L. Atkinson Carol Balsbaugh Neena Beegle Dave Beeson David Berghorn Susan Blood Gene Franklin Bratcher John A. Carey Bobbi Cass Cami Cone Edward Conrad Rick Coldren Glenn Cutler Tom Eichorst Brenda Shea Elder Kathryn S. Ellison Nancy L. Emch 28 Carol Fellows David Flick Allan Frey Daniel Gehrke Rudy A. Glingle Marcia Goodman Faith Goshert Peggy Guard John Haller Becky Hamilton Jim Hawkins Bill Henthorn BBP Ron Herr Diane L. Hinkle Mollie Hoffer Debbie Holder Cheryl Holman Shelly Hopper Gregory M. Howell Greg Huston iW ' i § i . % k • %!� , 29 Cal Imhoff Gary Jarnagin Deborah Jenson Jack Kerr Toni Kirby Albert LaMaster Bill Lehman Jane Lengyel Linda Logan Anita Loxley Larry E. McCall Stacey Mathis Daniel Mayes Richard Misner Daniel Moeller John R. Montague Don Moore Nancy Moore David Morris Steve Munday 30 Rose Myers Gary Nieter Randy Nieter Phil Norris Kim Osborne John Parker David R. Parry Bill Patterson Sheryl Patterson Alexis Peponis Terri Polley Bob Porterfield Marvin W. Retzer Kenneth L. Ritchie, Jr. Jo Ann Rogers Linda Sue Rossman Kathy Rowell Sharon Sanders Ron Scantlen Doug Shade 31 i Tom Sharp Joy Shirk Louis Showers Jenni Snodgrass Linda Stapleton Rick Strappello Ginny Toroian Ken Townsend 32 trv 4 I Karl Ashman Mitch Forster Thomas Avey Richard Franks Steven Barrett Pam Green John Brentlinger Rick Greene Bob Burns Kathryn Hoffer Annelies Campbell Vicki Jones Scott Clawson Gaylord Kramer Butch DeRenzo Dawn Kyle Leslie England Norman Lang Michael Eyster Gary Lapp Michael Fitzhugh Stephen Lawton _ _3. Fred Logan Carol Reynolds Mitchell Lush Dennis Schultz John Mclnerney Nancy Shriver Charles Morrisey Shervl Skiles Howard Myers Thomas Snodgrass Becky Pappas Jane Stoll Kimberly Plumb JoAnn Strine Daniel Pritchett Brenda Wilcoxson Karen Putnam Kevin Zuber 1 Who ' s that guy behind those Foster Grants? 2Sophomores Simmons and Lukas crash the Junior page. 3Gene gets a snooze in during class. 4 Is that you Bill? 5 Here, get my left side; it ' s pretty sharp. 6 Help! I ' m being attacked by a live pom pom. 7 There isn ' t any film in that camera, is there? 33 i l Sophomores Janet Ahlgrim Felix A. Akintomide Craig Allebach Barbara J. Aim Audrey Baker Fred Bechtel Holly Bennett Lynda Lea Blake Janet Bollman Jeff Boze Frank Brewster Robert D. Butterbaugh Don Byler Jeff Cahill David Cake Blair Campbell Cathy Carter Cheryl Cessna Debbie K. Christie Kim Claycomb Viki Cover Myles Cunningham Liz Cutler Clarence Davis 34 Vicki DeBolt Cindy DeLaughter Kathy Dolan Jean Ellis Mariellen Faulds Rita Fleeger Laura Garrard Cathy Garrick Cheryl Gehrke Kim Gibson Kathy Griffith Randall Groff Eldon Grubb Janice Guenther Jan Halburg Sarah Haney Albert C. Hauck Donna Heffelfinger Bonnie Hendricks Gary Herbruck Linda Herr Warren Hewitt Sue Hicklin Jim Hocking 35 36 Jon Hueni Stan Hueni Debbie Jacob David Jacobson Kay Jetter Colleen Jones Mary Jones Marjorie Jones Joyce Louise Keener Debbie Keillor Becky Kent Kathy Kincarte Judi Knauss Dennis L. Lapp Deb Lawlor Greg Leigh Jim Loy Peeter Lukas Val Lundgren Lynn Mackaben Jan E. McLamb Ruth D. Maher Jim Marner Ellen Milyard I Sandy Masur Deborah A. Montague Vickie Morley Karen Marie Murphy Kim Neibert Stephen Nelson Daniel Richard Newton Cathy Nofsinger Linda Nolt Jeff Parrish Sharon Parton Robin Phillippi Tim Placeway Vic Porter Mark Randall Randy Rheinheimer Ed Riggan John Rife Debbie Rice Larry A. Robbins Judy Roderick Michael Roderick Judy Rousselow Saundra Rowe 37 Al ( Gladine Rupp Thomas Lee Ryerson M. Vahnjah Sando Sarah Savage Ronna Schafer Teresa Schilperoort Randall K. Schmidt Cindy Scott Kathy Shirley Cheryl Shoumake Roger J. Simmons Debbie Smith Tom Smith Sherrie Springer Mary Stark Steve Stauffer Becky Stewart Greg Stewart Robin Summers Gay Teeter Millie Terrell Karen Thomas Roger Townsend Rodger Toy 38 Wendi Tschantz Marilyn S. Turner Frances Unger Terry M. Vaughn Lillian Faye Wagner Karen Walker Bryon Weinstein Gary L. Winey Mark Witwer Joe Wolford Bob Woodward Gary Woolman Cynthia Ashman Carolyn Battis Peggy Bechtel John Boots Nancy Brown James Burkett Neil Cleveland Robert Cline Keith Crawford Deborah Cummings Denise Downs Edward Flook Louis Gerber Larry Grace Sally Green Roger Haeck David Hanson Lillian Heatwole Richard Hess Doug Holub Linda Kisner Dawn Kyle Mark Workman Elaine Zuercher Gary Lopez Nora Macon Karen Mason Fred Meyers Nancy Miller Ronald Nelson Carol Ogden Darrel Regier Dorene Rohrer JodiSargen Pam Stoneback Donald Stroup William Swihart Mark Terrell Julia Terry Barbara Townsend James Winstead Mike Yount 39 ' i Freshmen Yolanda Abersoll Jeff Ahlgrim Larry J. Amore Leonard Anspach Tom Arenobine Timothy Arens Colleen Austin Tim Austin Mitzi Baker Nick Bardo Bruce Barlow Dan Barnhill Stanley Bateson Bill Bauer Steven E. Beha Gary Belles Becky Bennett Daphne Benton Annette Blackburn Brett Boggs Lonnie Bowen Debra A. Bozendorf Rosalie Bradley Cathy Brauchler Larry Buckholz Pat Buffkin James S. Campbell Janet Carey Gloria G. Carson Don Chappell 40 m v Steven Clydesdale Christ! Coldren Doug Conrad Thomas H. Cunningham Daurelle Daniel Karen Darrough Susan Davies Michele L. Dawson Paula Dawson Victor DeRenzo Deb Dilling Elaine Dotts Darrell Dunnuck Philip Todd Earley Sandra Eckelberry Londa A. Ellenwood Mark Ellison Richard Engelberth Luci Eshleman Michael Folmer Kim Forman Carol Forrest Scott Franchino Julie Fredickson Cherie Fritz Marlene Frost Darwin Lee Garde Margaret Gillan Luis Gonzalez Kathy Griswold Deborah Jane Grove Christi Haddad Lois Halliday Sandy Hawkins Sarah Hawley LuAnn Highman Jeanine Hirschy Susan Ellen Hitchman Kay Hoffman Willard W. Holm Diane Hoover Gary Householder Bryce Inman Eugene L. Inman, Jr. Gena Inman Noreen Irvin Nate Irwin Dave Jackson Sharon Jacob Laurie Jensen Gerald Johnson James K. Johnson Dianna Kaminsky Beth Kaufman Pat Knowles Grant Kroes David James Lawlor Daniel K. Lidster Tori Lipscomb Charles Logan Debbie Longworth Jocelyn Loxley Gayle Lukkes Renee MacFetrich Connie McClure jerry McIntosh Mary McNally Mary Male Laurie Jayne Marrow Jim Martin Robert Melcher David Melton Nancy Mielcarek Joy Mikels Frank R. Miller II John D. Miller Terri Miller Cindy L. Mincoff David Misner Jacquie Moine Pamela Moore Twyla Mort Colleen Myers Kevin Nichols Vicki Nymberg Curt Oberholtzer Theresa Peffley Mark Perkins Denise Plastow Linda Porter James S. Powell Dan Ramsey David H. Rank Kerry Rapp Kim Ream 4j3h!N Becky Rogers Jim R. Rogers David Rohrer Michael Rohrer Rich Rollins Susanne Rosseels Karyl Sand Diane Schneemann Joy Seale Jocelyn Seibert Doris Ann Slaymaker Sherilyn Smith Sue Snoddy Leona Sotnikow Mark Stakes Greg Stamm Cindy Stewart Amy Stice Karen Stiffler Russell G. Stock Sandy Stockdale Larry Stombaugh Deanna Stong Sue Stormer Deborah Jane Streets 44 Ronda Summers David Lee Swihart Nancy Symons Pam Taylor LaVonna Thiessen Scott Thomas Susan Toirac Jean Veit Linda Walker Cynthia Wallace Dianne Warstler Cindy Watson Brenda Welling Doug Whirledge David Whitcomb 0 Philip Wickstrom Brent Wilcoxson Peg Willman Juanita Wireman Lu Ann Wray Lillian Allen Michael Andrews John Bauman Clayton Bjurstrom Sharon Burns Steve Coverstone Daniel Dombek Marvin England Richard Eyster Ruthann Geib Matt Harrison Terry Hofecker John Jacobson Brenda Jones Dyann Judy Jeffrey Karns Sue Katip Jo Anne Kolbe Denise Lee Joel Lee Lew Mackey David Marshall Michael L. Yocum Jim Zielasko Linda S. Zook Norris Mason Michael Messner Timothy Pritchett Sharon Sellers Deborah Seth Sandra Stout Matthew Tomsheck Cheryl Toroian Donald Toy Richard Wroughton 1 Remember the first week??? 45 Earthly Treasurers INTRAMURALS. Nancy Symons . Greg Leigh CHRISTIAN SERVICE. Mitch Lush MUSIC . Jan Perryman CAMPUS LIFE.Sue Suter . Dave Griffith WRA . Carol Balsbaugh CHARLOTTE HILLEGAS JOBSON MEMORIAL . Kathy Rowell WHO ' S WHO Scott Firebaugh Bob Gault Dave Griffith Kay Johnson Randy Maxson Sue Suter Dave Staff Alice Wallace t I « 4 1 Heavenly Honor DRAMA . Jane Lengyel . Steve Munday SCIENCE . Kay Hoffman AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY . .Dave Munday DEAN OF STUDENTS .... Scott Firebaugh . Roy Ferris CHRISTIAN SERVICE FRESHMEN.Karen Darrough .Greg Stamm SOPHOMORES ... Teresa Schilperoort .Miles Cunningham JUNIORS . Kathy Rowell . Greg Huston SENIORS . Kay Johnson .Jeff Rossbach IMusic Department award winner, Jan Perryman is congratulated by another winner, Prof. Don Ogden, recipient of the Grace Seminary Alumnus of the Year Award 2Chaplain Jenkins presides over the 1975 Awards Chapel 3Dr. Gsell pre¬ sents the Science Department award to freshman Kay Hoffman 4Glittering awards — indicative of persistent drive and deter¬ mination 5The student and faculty - selected McClain Award for Excellence in Teaching for 1975 is presented by Dr. Yoder to Dr. Edgar J. Lovelady, who was also recipient of the Grace College Alumnus of the Year Award at Com¬ mencement. V Grace Missions O Jesus, meek and humble of heart, hear me. Deliver me, Jesus, from the desire of being loved, from the desire of being honored, from the desire of being praised, from the desire of being preferred to others, from the desire of being consulted, from the desire of being approved, from the fear of being humiliated, from the fear of being despised, from the fear of suffering rebuke, from the fear of being forgotten, from the fear of being wrong, from the fear of being suspected, And, Jesus, grant me the grace to desire that others might be loved more than I, that others may be es¬ teemed more than I, that in the opinion of the world others may increase and I may decrease, that others may be pre¬ ferred to me in every¬ thing, that otners may become holier than I, provided that I become as holy as I should. IMexican Evangelism Team: Colleen Aus¬ tin, Daurelle Daniels, Jan Carey, Marvin England, Ruth Maher, Prof. Jones, (Adv.), Tom Sharp, Kerry Rapp. STANDING: Brenda Welling, Joy Shirk, Kathy Rowell, Barb Mineely, Greg Stewart, Teresa Schilperoort2Testimonies are a part of GMA Chapel3Prayer groups support stu¬ dent Christian service 50 in Action ' ■•(in .VISITING HOI WEDNESDAY 7 30 PM lajaffiiatf family nrrh Vo onr almi ttrit urufrr M visitor •rt ••y „� ,• - 1C nut Absotutrh, no W ijam, bn 0T crgarrtt hr, :n]ht in WE ?E£EKVE I f n ,ur t,i IThe GMA leaders are: Chaplain Jenkins — Advisor, Pam Green — Sec., Larry McCall — V.P., Mitch Lush — Pres., Mike Yount, Jeff Rossbach — Dimensions, Dave Morris — G-Club, Allen Frey — Nursing Home, Randy Groff — Child Evangelism, Joe Rich — Gymnastics, Gary Winey — Jail Team, Vahnjah Sando — African Pray¬ er Group2Jail Team members prepare to witness to the prisoners 51 IDoug Holub leads the singing at Miller ' s Manor2The Word is explained to a lady at the home3A lady enjoys the service4A student helps one man to find the correct page Nursing Home Child Evangelism IKaren Thomas teaches the missionary story2A young clubber becomes bored with the story3Sarah Haney and a helper open a club with a song. 53 SPIRITUAL LIFE ... awakes anew within us. Rev. H. Richard Cannon, Man of God. What a chal¬ lenge! We understood his hard times, we loved his humor, but mostly we saw his God. Oh Lord, we thank You that through this man you chose to move us to do all things for Christ ' s glory. Fresh, alive again, the joy of life lingers in our soul. i • •• Missionary Conference DRY AND THII Divine Direction — Dis- cipleship — Design for Re¬ producing Churches — all add up to the Conference theme, The New Testa¬ ment Pattern for Missions, developed by veteran mis¬ sionaries Al Larson and Dr. Charles Piepgrass. 1 A student anticipates the Conference ' s 4 opening 2 The Seminary Quartet pre¬ sents special music 3 A missionary display set up in the Seminary lounge 4 Al Lar¬ son observes the Grace student body 5 Dr. Kent, Dr. Piepgrass, and Bob Lawton join the crowd in song G-Club Conference Running the race, enduring, suffering, winning the prize. Athletes ...? Christians. The necessity of striving for the glory that is set before us, becomes eminent as we hear the Word brought forth during this week. Athletes ...? Christians, training for the test, knowing we cannot lose if we enter the race. What a hope! The prize ... Christ himself. 4 1 Many basketball examples add interest to the messages 2 Rev. Forrest Jackson integrates sports with the Word 3 The student body sings before the message 4 G-Club president, Dave Morris, intro¬ duces the speaker. 56 •+r Bible Conference Don ' t say, don ' t say there is no water, to solace the dryness at our hearts, I have seen ... The Man on the cross; water springing out of the rock, I find footholds, and climb to drink the cool water. The Man on the cross ... shading His eyes, frowned as He watched, not because He grudged the water. Only because He was waiting to see us drink our fill and be refreshed. Don ' t say, don ' t say there is no water. Th e fountain is there among its scalloped greens and gray stones. The Man on the cross ... with His quiet song and strange power to spring water in us up and out through the rock. 1 Dr. James Engel addresses the com¬ bined college and seminary student body about communicating the gospel. 2 His Followers present the special music. 3 The Miller Memorial Lectures (designed to promote evangelism) are given by Dr. Howard Sugden. 4 Dr. Paul Bauman speaks about the Holy Land. 57 Dimensions in Brass California Tour Not ' common music a DEAD level; but the uncommon music of paradise. Music in which Da¬ vid played to Saul. Not illusion but what Whitman called “the path between reality and the soul. MUSIC ... excelling itself to be itself. Music, akin to the Light with which at day ' s end and day ' s renewal, mountains sing to each other across the cold valleys. 2 3 i ISacred Concert at Whittier, CA 2Steve Knierim, Steve Stauffer, Ron Nelson, and Ken Ritchie fly the friendly skies. 3Emcee Ron Henry 4Concert at Valley View Junior High School, Simi Valley, CA 5Conductor-Virtuoso Jerry Franks per¬ forms at Disneyland. Choir Tour A song is a beautiful thing, voices join in full-throated melody, and lift to blend in glorious harmony. Men ' s hearts are moved, e ' en lifted to ecstasy, with a song, for a song is a beautiful thing. 1 Ernie Ringler is the choir ' s beloved bus driver. 2 Ed Riggan attempts to form a duet. 3 The choir enjoys a carry-in dinner. 4 Rick Coldren explains the need for a Christ-controlled life. 5 Sing praise to Christ our King! 59 Summer Teams The evangelistic TIME Team to Argentina consists of Col¬ leen Austin, Peggy Bechtel, Mike Marshall, Viki Cover, Larry Robbins, and Peter Peer. Their main purpose is to encourage all the Argen¬ tine Brethren Churches. After orientation at the Chateau de St. Albain, French TIME Team mem¬ bers Rob Melcher, Karen Walker, Deb Smith, and Becky and Kent Good will learn the culture by staying with French families and missionaries. They will com¬ plete their stay with mainte¬ nance work at the Chateau. Also serving under the TIME program are Gary Belles, working with children and helping in mission construction work in Councellors, New Mexico; Karen Mason, summer Bible School work, Clayhole, Kentucky; and Greg Stamm, assisting in youth work in a Kenai, Alaska, church. i v Chapel Jesus, the very thought of Thee With sweetness fills my breast; But sweeter far Thy face to see, And in Thy presence rest. O Hope of every contrite heart, O Joy of all the meek, To those who fall, how kind Thou art! How good to those who seek! — Bernard of Clairvaux 1 1 1 FINE ARTS VIRTUE 1 fryjBLj Dimensions in Brass IRon Henry at the mike 2The Diminsions in Brass — twenty-nine members strong! The Unique ministry of Di¬ minsions in Brass was pre¬ sented in a record 86 sacred and pops concerts from Ohio to California this year. Headed by conductor-solo¬ ist Jerry Franks, the group ' s special mission is to repre¬ sent Grace College by pre¬ senting the reality of Christ¬ ian experience through in¬ strumental music and stu¬ dent testimonies. Emce Ron Henry was always at his impeccable best, whether introducing Cornin ' Through, or weaving a tapestry of spiritual thought from song to song in a sac¬ red concert. 64 Blazing Brass in the Gym, percussion-punctu¬ ated by Terry Vaughn, keeps the fans rootin ' for the Lancers. McArthur Park — Cornin ' Through — Sweet Georgia Brown. Why, half the fun of a Lancer game is the Pep Band! Pep Band 65 T Freshman Choir My lovely Saviour, O how I praise Him! He comes in mercy and pardons me. The heavy hearted He longs to comfort. My blessed Jesus, God ' s Son is He. O how I praise Him, O how I love Him! My heart is singing with joy divine. Say, do you know Him? Is He your Saviour? I want no other. Jesus is mine! O how I praise Him! O how I love Him! O how I love Him! My lovely Saviour. Amen! Amen! Oswald J. Smith l 66 IThe Freshman Choir, with a membership of forty-five, toured Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan during spring break2Professor Donald E. Ogden, affectionately know as “Prof. or “Dad, was the leader and conductor of this group3“Ain ' t Jesus Good! was the song shared by Tim Prit¬ chett and Rich Wroughton at one of the choir ' s Bible studies4The choir also per¬ formed at Homecoming activities5Bruce Barlow, choir chaplain, spoke on the im¬ portance of ministry in the concerts6Dar- rell Dunnuck, Colleen Austin, Joel Lee, and Tricia Knowles took advantage of some free time to stretch their legs skat¬ ing Cathy Brauchler enjoyed strumming a guitar during a break. Aletheia His Followers 2 Sing! Sing unto the Lord a new song! HIS FOLLOWERS and ALETHEIA are musi¬ cal groups on our campus who represent Jesus Christ and Grace College through¬ out the country. HIS FOLLOWERS1 which includes John Cake, Janice Perry¬ man, Ruth Keffer, Nena Beegle and Bob Foote, travelled on the East Coast during the summer of 1974. A ten day trip in the Northwest in the spring of 1975 and concerts in the Indiana area brought their touring to a close. Christi Coldren, Rick Coldren, Becky Kent, Nancy Emch, and Dave Griffith are the members of ALETHEIA2, a newly formed singing group this year. They ministered in the churches of Indiana and will travel extensively on the East Coast during the summer of 1975. Their tour will end with concerts at the 1975 National Brethren Youth Confer¬ ence. 68 My God, I love Thee! Not because I hope for heaven thereby, nor yet because who love Thee not, must die eternally. Thou, O my Jesus, thou didst me upon the cross embrace. Concert Choir 1974-75 CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS, ROW 1: Prof. Ogden, A. Wallace, J. Ellis, V. Ganther, N. Moore, S. Skiles, B. Kent, L. Rossman, L. Rosner, J. Fretz, J. Sargen. ROW 2: R. Misner, T. Kirby, T. Ryerson, P. Green, D. Holub, C. Garrick, G. Lapp, K. Walker, E. Grubb. ROW 3: V. Jones, D. Griffith, J. Walters, R. Coldren, R Herr, D. Lawlor, E. Riggan, J. Perryman, B. Wilcoxson, G. Cutler, K. Johnson, D. Cake, K. Griffith, R. Groff, N. Macon, G. Woolman, N. Emch. NOT PICTURED: C. Scott, N. Beegle, S. Dombek, R. Keffer, J. Cake, E. Ringler. 1 ' Mnvisible Piper proclaims that God is creator2The Concert Choir, as only one of its services, helps to make Homecom¬ ing festivities a success. Why, then why, should I not love thee well? Not with the hope of gaining aught, not seek¬ ing a reward, But as thyself hast loved me, O everlasting God, Even so, I love thee, and will love. Solely because thou art my God, and my Eternal King! Lines The Thread Something is very gently invisibly, silently pulling at me — a thread or nets of threads finer than cobwebs and as elastic. I haven ' t tried the strength of it. No barbed hook pierced and tore me. Was it not long ago this thread began to draw me? Or way back? Was I born with its knot about my neck, a bridle? Not fear but a stirring of wonder makes me catch my breath when I feel the tug of it, when I thought it had loosened itself and gone. Fred Logan Peter Marshall ai 1 % l ? Peg Yoder In the wintertime I dream about— cherry red brick fireplaces marshmallow-dotted swiss chocolate and daring delicate flakes of snow pressing against trees and chimneys and my window pane. In the springtime I dream about— giant emerald mountain-fields, mud-puddle mirrors of bubble umbrellas, and shy stout buds of life breaking through slumber beds of slush and slough. In the summertime I dream about— ripply blue swimming pools, drippy-pink, syrupy watermelon, and running barefoot through fresh-mown grass. In the aumtumntime I dream about— swirl¬ ing, passionate playful leaves, calico- colored corn beside pleasantly plump pumpkins, and dapple ponies pulling carts of giggly-happy children up and down country roads. But in all my dreams there ' s you— and there ' s the thrill that you are my realities as well. Holly Shippy 70 Lines It Is There Do not look for that which is not there, but rather, see, behold, and experience what is already there. Try not to attain unto that which is non-existent, but rather, attain unto that which is. See, behold, experience what exists and attain unto it. Jane Fretz Seek not a secret that is not hidden, but rather, accept that which is reveal- ed. Dear soul, how you long to exceed beyond all adventure, How you long to soar and fly! But seek not to soar, seek not to fly, but rather, see, behold, ex¬ perience that which is. Then you shall adventure ... then you shall find yourself David Inks Gently, I come to you. Speaking, softly, I come. Whispering, I love you” tenderly, softly, gently. But do you hear my quiet voice? Vicki Morley 71 Photo Contest 1 Steve Hughey — Times-Union Grand Prize Award Winner 2 The Grand Prize is “Smell of Free Enterprise in the cate¬ gory of “black and white — other 3 Mushrooms is the title of Jay Fretz ' s first prize photo in the “color — other category 4 Fred Logan was awarded first place in color — people for his “Boy on Raft 5 “Chairs on Porch was a crea¬ tion of Dave Marshall. It was given second place in “black and white — other 6 Another of Steve Hughey ' s photos is “The Last Ice Cream Cone. An honorable mention was awarded in the color — people category 7 Dave Marshall did “Snow which took third place in “black and white — other He used a special effect known as a kodalith print. 4 Melodies moving down¬ stream A string of barges just lit against blue evening, the fog giving each light a halo. The music of art reaching out and through the man, moving with the river but not adrift, a little faster, perhaps. Or is it slow¬ er ...? a singing sung quiet¬ ly with the scored crashing emanates as a hum on a summer night. Artist Series 3 74 10 1 The Ft. Wayne Chamber Orchestra opened the concert season on Grace cam¬ pus. 2 Kovalenko brings out the excite¬ ment of an orchestra as the music swells in our ears. 3 A moving performance by the Indianapolis Symphony. 4. Oleg Ko¬ valenko, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony. 5 Empty cases waiting for the end of the performance. 6 Jane Stuart Smith, soprano of the L ' Abri Ensemble. 7 Frances W. Kramer, violinist of the L ' Abri Ensemble. 8 Dancers of the Butler Ballet in SPALICEK. 9 Anthony Tamburello plays Don Pasquale in the cameo opera per¬ formance of DON PASQUALE. 10 Enjoy¬ ing a quiet evening of entertainment ... 75 1 Daniel Llords captivated his audience through his stunning marionette performance. 2 Baritone Stephen Mosel gives a persuasive talk in the operetta Don Pasquale. 3 One of the marionettes created by Daniel Llords. 4 Lee Evans ' dazzling piano stylings with voices and orchestra ran the musical gamut from classics to pop tunes. 5 Wayne Byars and John McHugh of the Butler Ballet strut to the tune of Tati-Tati . Movement, light, The subtle weaving of dance, The care-unravelling Laughter of children The authentic! Shadows of it Sweep past in dreams. It thrusts up close, It has you off-guard. You recognize it before you have time. That ' s it — That ' s joy! It ' s always a recognition, The known appearing Fully itself, and More itself than one knew, Marvelous truth, confront us At every turn: Thrust close your smile That we may know you, Joy. ' %L k Hallelujah! Hallelujah! The voices rise pro¬ claiming the ascension of the Son of God. Once again I am moved by the majesty of the song ... How close it moves to the melody in my soul! May this taste of God here recall to us the great depths about us always! 78 Company of Grace The COMPANY OF GRACE presented Were You There? , an Easter drama that investigated the per¬ sonalities and thoughts of individuals closely related to Jesus during the cruci¬ fixion. Christi Coldren, Rick Coldren, Nancy Emch, Dave Griffith, Rowland Kisner, Jane Lengyel, Steve Mun- day, and Becky Pappas traveled to Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania during spring break ministering to churches. 79 i Long hours of rehearsal become longer. Repeated attempts at per¬ fection again are performed. You sweat, you work. That moment of testing draws nearer. And your body is the harp of your soul. You want to harmonize, to sing. Then ... 80 ... the lights, the people beckon you to the stage. You cannot re¬ sist; they laugh, they cry, they are there with you, and they hang on every word. With insatiable de¬ sire, slowly you speak with the truth of art, the audience listens not to you, but to itself expressed on that stage. The actor is a poet in the dark, playing his music for the world to hear. An Evening of ... mm ■p.; ' ' £3 je t W «fll IFaces in the audience reflect a response to the humor of Dr. Seuss 2 Dr. Seuss ' s Horton the elephant personified by Karl Ashman with Alice Wallace as Mazy the Lazy Bird 3Dress rehearsal provides a time for last minute instructions, along with a little clowning 4Ginny Toroian becomes a grandmotherly storyteller for the nar¬ ration of Horton Hatches the Egg 5 Wil- An evening of Readers ' Theatre ... three comedies, each with a different flavor; each appealing to the audience, striking a distinctive note with every individual ' s humorous sensibility. A menagerie of performers but united in a single purpose: creation of a motion picture in the mind of the audience. 82 Readers ' Theatre liam Saroyan ' s “Locomotive 38 brings out the dramatic abilities of Terry Hofecker, Jerry McIntosh, and Bob Cline 6 The Friendly Dragon tops the evening off in fairytale style. Rich Wroughton brings the house down with his portrayal of the dragon, with Rowland Kisner and Carol Van Corbach in supporting roles 5 6 ■W $ ijp •. iV-jf Their only props are their voices, expressions, and gestures. All else re¬ lies on the imagination of the audience. An evening of Readers ' Theatre ... enjoyment, l aughter, smiles, applause: creation of a sense of accomplisment in the hearts of the performers. 83 II ACTIVITIES LOVE Initiation ...? More like humiliation. I feel so alone, game playing does not please me when I know I ' m going to lose. Beanie on my head, pie on my face, dirt on my clothes, sophomores on my back; I guess it ' s lots of fun. It ' s hard to be a freshman, especially during this time. How could they have forgotten? They have all gone through it. They ' re still alive, still smiling. Oh well, I might as well, too! We love you, sophomores, o ' yes we do-o ... Operation Adoption 2 3 1 The day begins with an early trek to pay respects to Dean Kriegbaum. 2 Different expressions reflect the uncertain situation. 3 Christi surrenders to Sophomore tryanny. 4 A symbol of strength in time of oppression. 5 Mike gives in with groans of re¬ bellion. 6 Sweet punishment for those not so sweet 7 Freshmen triumph in the end by winning the Beanie Bowl. II Fall Retreat — Fun, Fellowship, and Franks •M ' ' ' .. I | I Fall into the forest. There are friends behind the rocks, A smile on every tree, Softball games, canoeing on the lake, warm conversa¬ tions, good food. What a way to start the year, studying ...? What ' s that? Out here in the open fields it ' s the last thing on my mind. I ' m a bird, I can fly. No, I ' m a deer, can ' t you see? I feel so close to God. It ' s going to be a great year. 88 I w 1 Retreat is ... relaxing and enjoying each other ' s company. 2 Bugsy ... pensive, sunshiny, just plain cute. 3 Breaking the tradition, the Jrs. defeated the Srs. in the annual soft-ball game. 4 The natural beauty of Epworth Forest brings smiles to this happy couple. 5 Freshmen guys are judge, jury, and executor to Freshmen de¬ viants. Home¬ coming ■T® :fv , w m jmJ L i MSB ' id _ -sv 8 On Friday the faces of the alumni again appeared on campus, remembering the good ol ' days, walking about, clasping the hand of an old friend, and feeling they had come home. Sing praises unto the Lord, sing a new song to Him. Lift up your voices in joyful adora¬ tion. Thank you Father for giving me a reason to sing. Thank you for the beauty of a young woman, a quick smile, eyes that show sur¬ prise at being chosen, and love for Thee. 1 Nancy ' s escort gazes proudly at this year ' s queen. 2 Janice reflects on her last Homecoming. 3 Poised beauty presides over the reception festivities. 4 The court waits in anticipation. 5 Ron and Judy have ready smiles for the admiring audience. 6 Cake-cutting is only one of the Jr. ' s re¬ sponsibilities for the Queen ' s reception. 7 A talented Frosh. choir performs sacred numbers for the coronation. 8 Good food makes a happy ending to an exciting even¬ ing. 9 Creative Sr. ' s turned the Lamp into a scenic autumn garden. 10 Happiness is ... cake and each other. 11 “It ' s a long walk to the front! 91 As I entered the soccer field, I wondered if what I saw was soccer or a mis¬ placed game of ice hock¬ ey. Through it all we stood and shivered, won¬ dering if waking up was worth it that day; until our team won. Father, Your handiwork shines forth in all that I see ... the cold, wintry breeze the laughter of friends ... and the blaz¬ ing fire that warms my body. Most importantly, I thank you, Father, at this special weekend for Thy Spirit, which warms and comforts my heart. 2 1 Enthusiastic Lancers fire up during the Pep rally. 2 Dean Kriegbaum asks Cod ' s blessing before the soccer game. 3 Alumni defeat Lancers in the annual Homecoming baseball game. 4 The flames die, but the spirit lives on. 5 Even the old pros are not a match for this year ' s tennis team. 6 Neither rain nor snow ... can stop our Lancers. mmm Thanks¬ giving The many who stayed behind over the Thanksgiving holidays were entertained with the excitement of the Turkey Tournament sponsored annually by Grace College. 1 Phil Hoskins proudly bestows honor on the Grace team2The coaches confer and compare teams as well as recalling old times3Anderson Team takes first place and smiles. 3 Y 94 I Good Tidings For unto you is born this day ... a Saviour who is Christ the Lord ... For mine eyes have seen thy salvation, which thou hast prepared before the face of all people; a light to lighten the Gentiles, and the glory of thy people, Israel. The efforts of Cindy Ashman provide an atmosphere of home and relaxation in which we can take time to remember the promises of the angels and the love of God. — Color My World 96 I My sweet Valentine, I have walked, hands clasped be¬ hind my back, through the gardens, by the fountains, shuffling from rose to rose, stopping to ponder and in¬ hale, and I follow the per¬ fume, discovering the golden rose, color of bee ' s fur, odor of honey, red rose, of dawn-cloud-color, of snow-in-moon-light, of colors only roses know, but no rose ... like THE ROSE I saw in YOUR garden. IV II V ■ I L kTt Jp . ' Yt mmmmjB 1 Color My World, A Time For Us, Romeo and Juliet ... John Boots en¬ tertains with them all. 2 Smack 3 You couldn ' t beat it for a dollar. 4 Lovers aren ' t limited to any age bracket. 5 Brice, Boots, and Bauer bring brilliance. 6 The mood of the evening is expressed in a glance. 7 The Friendship Ftouse is a beauti¬ ful setting for this celebration of love. ■ How Long America? We sing a song of liberty, We sing a song of freedom. A song that rings with majesty, For all the earth to hear. i 3 1 Judge William I. Garrard brings us infor¬ mation and new ideas. 2, 3 Rev. Billy Zeo- t li interacts with students and fields their t questions. America, we sing of thee, to people everywhere. We pray for your pro¬ tection, And the blessing of God ' s watchful care. Kim Osborne CONTEST WINNERS Song — Kim Osborne Art — Jane Fretz Essay — Denny Schultz Speech — Kevin Zuber Class Decorations — Frosh 1, 2, 3 Dr. Stephen Young narrates as the Concert Choir and Orchestra join in the performance of “The Song of America. 4 Bald eagle wings its way to first place in the art contest. Found Free at Nostagia 1 Jo and Brad enjoy the Keen scenes of the ' 60 ' s. 2 “I ' ve got the music in me!” 3 Found Free sets the mood for a No- talgic Weekend with some oldies but goodies. 4 Greasers “dig the scene. 5 Esther and Russ put a plug in for “Dr. Pep¬ per. January to December we ' ll have these moments to re¬ member. The New Year ' s Eve we did the town, the day we tore the goal posts down. We ' ll have these moments to remember. The quiet walks, the noisy fun, the baseball games we almost won. We ' ll have these moments to remember. When other nights and other days, they find us go¬ ing our separate ways, We ' ll have these moments to re¬ member. ■ Sadie Goes Circus Sadie finally quit clowning and asked her guy. They stuffed themselves with foot-long hot dogs and ice¬ cream sundaes. She then escorted him to the three-ring gym for all the excitement that makes up a circus. The couples enjoyed the side shows and games. Then came the big event: The daring young men on the flying trapeze. Overall it was better than Barnum and Bailey ' s. 2 102 1 This handsome couple looks on with expectancy. 2 Roger and Sheri entertain with their disappearing balloon act. 3 Mrs. Eagle starts our evening right with circus cuisine. 4 Jerry tames Shelly to take first prize for costumes. 5 Pat pushes the pea¬ nut. 6 Couples battle to the finish. 7 “Fun¬ ny face feasts. t I k i Freshman- Sophomore Banquet ■ « m m ,■ — � «««««••«• .% « «• «««««««« -• « «. «««•«« «« « « ««•«««««• «««««• « «,♦ «■ - «« « � 4 � «• « ■«♦ ♦ « ♦ •’ ««« « 4« «♦ • • ' . 4 «� jg •«• . • � % ' i 1 Dr. Lovelady entertains on guitar and banjo 2 Dean and Mrs. Kreigbaum pon¬ der over the varied array of delicacies 3 Mrs. Saude rs and husband Chuck enjoy their date 4 Tim Arens, Deb Longworth, Dave Rank await their turn at smorgas¬ bord 5 Gary Jamigan and Lois Halliday lis¬ ten to an across-the-table raconteur 6 Trumpet virtuoso Jerry Franks exhibits superb coordination as he plays the drums and solos on his horn 7 Faculty members trade anecdotes across the ta¬ ble 8 Al FHauck and Deb Cummings select from the abundant fare of the FHeritage FHouse 104 Springtime girls in pastels With their attentive escorts Adorn the carpeted room. A feast to remember, Heritage-House-wise. Glistering glissandos shim¬ mer from the guitar; Mu¬ ted brass inveigles its way into your heart. Albert and the Lion lives again In fractured poetry, And the banjo snaps out the Tune of Prof. Snider Hoe- down. Once again we are remind- 5 ed, Is it my way — or His Way I should be? Parents ' Weekend IProf. Ogden gets acquainted with Greg Stamm ' s parents 2Jerry Franks plays the favorite, Carnival of Venice 3The combined Freshman and Concert Choirs hail the coming of spring with an appropriate song 1 IThe 80-piece Concert Band, with Jerry Franks, Conductor, plays for parents 2 Hist-Whist ' ' tickled the audience 3Dr. Lovelady plays the Prof. Snider Hoedown 4Dimensions in Brass tubas take the piccolo part in Stars and Stripes 3 107 Junior-Senior Praise my soul the King of Heaven, to His feet thy tribute bring; ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven, who like thee His praise shall sing? Praise Him! Praise Him! Praise the Everlasting King! The Grace College Class of 1976 anticipates your presence at “A Touch of Praise ” an evening in honor of The Class of 1975 We hope that it will be a memorable occasion for you 7 p.m. The eighteenth of April, nineteen hundred and seventy-five Win Schulers Restaurant 315 East Washington Center Road Fort Wayne, Indiana 4 1 It was an evening of praise that touch¬ ed our hearts 2 Dave Brubaker, record¬ ing artist, shares his faith and his praise 3 Rod Niner, ventriloquist, makes merry with his little friend, Seymour 4 Dr. Love- lady entertains with background music on the classical guitar 5 Senior Class President Roland Kisner and Ginny Toroian antici¬ pate the evening ' s program 6 D ave Bru¬ baker in concert 7 Junior Class President Ken Townsend and Pam Green beam out good cheer 8 Dr. and Mrs. Uphouse smile for the camera. I i I i Underclassmen Talent 2 1 Phil Earley, Joel Lee, Marvin England, and Mike Yocum join in four part har¬ mony and receive first place for the best entertainment of the evening. 2 Victor De- Renzo, MC, puts the evening all together. 3 The Skin Band couldn ' t make it without the contribution of Greg Leigh and Bob Woodward. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors joined their minds to entertain us. The evening was full of laughter. Music, readings, and skits made us think; but more, made us enjoy. no c Just Candids . .. May Day Festivities ... i Plenty of spectators were on hand when Miss Alice Wal¬ lace was crowned 1975 May Queen. Alice, a senior, was escorted by Mr. Sandy Hor- ney. Other ladies on the May Day Court were fresh¬ men Cathy Brachler and La- Vonna Thiessen, sopho¬ mores Ruth Maher and Donna Heffelfinger, juniors Carol Fellows and Diane Hinkle, and senior Elaine Thomas. The sun and short¬ ened classes combined to enhance this annual cele¬ bration of spring. 112 IThe May Day Court waits in expectat as the activities of the day are announ 2Queen Alice enjoys one of the m. attractions3The Junior class pulls tF weight and wins the tug-o ' -war4Ric Fra dishes up the tacos and enchiladas51 contestants in the bike race wait for gun6Jim Marner dares someone to | him in. . SPORTS SELF-CONTROL ■ 1 Lancers Blitz MCC 2 3 11nterception by winger Lapp exhibits total team defence2Forced defensive mistakes add another Lancer goal3Playing the ball well despite obstacles4Bob Gault restarts the of¬ fensive surge5Sure-footed Bob Boots is last cog in mean defensive machine 6Marshall ' s quiet steadiness foils another attack i ' I 116 1 V « t «L. H - S % k. .4 •ty For the second consecutive year, the Lancers captured the Mid-Central Conference soc¬ cer championship. In 1973, a 5- 1 conference and an 11-4-1 overall season record were the results of a surprisingly strong soccer squad. But a per¬ fect conference mark of 6-0 and an 11-3 overall record made the 1974 campaign the most successful season in Grace College history. Among the highlights of the year were nine shutouts, fourteen goals scored by opponents (only two in conference play), five players named to the MCC All-Conference team, and coach Terry Shrock named college Coach of the Year by Indiana ' s soccer coaches. 1 Mills breaks opposing defense and aims for another Lancer score 2 Tenacious defense keys Lancer victories 3 Lancers clinch MCC Championship with a 1-0 win over the Forresters 4 The 1974 MCC Lancer Champion Lancers. 4 118 i RECORD: 11-3 Alumni Bethel Marion St. Joseph St. Francis Goshen Huntington Manchester Purdue Indiana Tech Valparaiso Notre Dame Tri-State G.R. Baptist Cedarville Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace Grace 5 Usually waiting, always alert. 6 Shrock contemplates Lancer attack. 7 Captain Bob Gault establishes playing condi¬ tions. 119 Harriers Set Fall Pace i 1 Freshmen Dave Misner and Larry Stom- baugh provide strength for future x- country teams 2 The MCC ' s “mean ma¬ chine — Don Byler 3 The 1974 Lancer Flarriers 4 Snoop maintains usual posi¬ tion at the front of the pack 5 Cooker adds his ever-serious remarks 6 Tom Snodgrass prepares to gain the lead in conference meet 7 Warming up 8 Sr. harrier leads way to the finish line. . .. % . The Lancer harriers displayed much promise in the strength of a fine young team. Of the entire team, only two members will be lost to graduation: Randy Sellers and Jeff Cook. Under the direc¬ tion of their new head coach, Mark Skiles, the Lancers re¬ sponded very well. Gotta Love It! Lancers Repeat MCC Sweep The tennis team recorded a sec¬ ond undefeated season and cap¬ tured the MCC tourney to take the 1974 conference champion¬ ship. It was the finest season ever for the netters who extended a dual match winning streak to 19 in a row in two years. Coach Don R.J. Cramer, for the second year in a row, was named MCC Tennis Coach of the Year. 122 SEASON 9-0 CONFERENCE 6-0 Grace 9 Grace 8 Gr ace 8 Grace 9 Grace 9 Grace 7 Grace 7 Grace 5 Grace 9 Bethel IUP, Fort Wayne Marion St. Francis Concordia Huntington Goshen Tri-State Indiana Tech 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 4 0 1 Senior Scott Firebaugh leads netters through practice session 2 All-Confer¬ ence, MVP Jon Hueni plays number 1 for the racket-men 3 The long, hard wait to play 4 Freshman Phil with a service ace 5 Warming up for doubles, Hueni and Wickstrom 6 Total concentration, total confidence 7 The only thing to return is a stare 8 The 1974 MCC Champion Lan¬ cers and Coach of the Year, Don Cramer. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Beeson, Jon Hueni, Scott Firebaugh, Stan Hueni. BACK ROW: Coach Cramer, Gary Woolman, Phil Wickstrom, Jack Kerr. 123 V Miller Leads Way as MVP The 1974-75 edition of the Lancer cagers exhibited a potent combina¬ tion of the new and the old. Lead by the Senior trio of Ed Miller, Ray Streets, and Dave Staff, the Lancers finished with an 18-13 overall record. The highlights of the season were a tour of California during semes¬ ter break and the naming of Ed Miller to the NCCAA and NAIA All- America teams. i 1 Skying high for a Lancer tip-in. 2 Ray and Ed, leading rebounders, clean the boards once more. 3 The new gen¬ eral Greg Huston. 4 Fine ball-hand¬ ling nullifies the opponent ' s press. 5 Phil shows fine shooting form as oppo¬ nent gets caught watching. 6 Ed Mil¬ ler — NAIA All-American — adds two more points. 7 Senior Ray Reefer Streets starts Lancer Attack. GRACE OPPONENT 102 Concordia 36 93 Cedarville 69 77 Anderson 83 81 Greenville 72 66 St. Joseph 68 104 St. Francis 80 66 Goshen 78 76 Marion 64 64 Anderson 71 94 E. Mennonite 72 82 S.D. Navel Ac. 71 77 Pepperdine 97 57 Biola 67 81 Sioux Falls 83 75 N.W. Nazarene 73 80 Manchester 72 93 Indiana Tech 81 80 Marion 73 71 Tri-State 72 76 Huntington 68 74 Bethel 78 70 Goshen 78 119 St. Francis 75 98 Indiana Tech 100 86 Huntington 73 70 Tri-State 76 87 Trinity 76 111 Cincinnati Bible 72 89 John Wesley 58 72 Cedarville 71 76 Olivet Nazarene 77 . 1 Preparing for another practice, Dave Staff ponders his final season. 2 Easy Ed shows why he was the Conference ' s MVP. 3 Post-season play put no limits on Lancer magic. 1 2 1 Freshmen gain experience under Coach Hoskins. 2 The Landers amaze capacity crowds. 3 The 1974 Grace College Varsity Lancers. The 1975 edition of Lancer baseball was much more exciting than a 12-16 record would seem to show. The excitement lies in the youth of the club. Only three sen¬ iors, Tom Miles, Brad Bibey, and Jeff Cook, will be lost to graduation. Coach Kammerer announc¬ ed his decision to move to Calif, for the next year and the Lancers responded with a super sweep of a double- header from Tri-State. IThe Lancer ' s Catfish Hunter, Steve Nelson2Jeff Cook played a solid second base for the Lancers in his senior year 3Dave Hanson, the Lancer ' s MVP, with game-winning home run against Tri-State 4Team captain, Dan Swagerty, makes sure his team gets a fair shake. Powerhouse of Youth IGreg Leigh rattles the stick against Tri-State2Key to Lancer success, solid de- fense3All-Conference Rudy Glingle squares to bunt4Tom Miles takes throw from catcher on an unsuccessful steal at- tempt5Dave Maurice Morris with a per¬ fect slide at third. MM 1 Nelson frustrates opposing hitters with smart pitching2 Cooker moves runners safely with super bunt3Miles scores on this opposite field single by Rudy Glingle 4Greg Leigh safe at plate following squeeze play5 Better find a better play as Swags cleanly puts tag on runner trying to score. 1 130 □ 1 2 IRookie of the Year, Greg Leigh2Butch Campy DeRenzo scores on a sacrifice fly3THE 1975 LANCERS, L. TO R. STANDING: Coach Kammerer, R. Glingle, D. Morris, T. Arens, S. Nelson, D. Swagerty, D. Hanson, J. Boots, J. Burkett. KNEELING: Coach Diehl, T. Sharp, B. Bibey, B. Woodward, T. Austin, G. Leigh, T. Miles, B. DeRenzo, j. Cook. Let the Records Show ... 1975 RECORDS LONG JUMP 22 ' 3 3 4 ' ' PORTER 440 RELAY 44.2 DE RENZO, LAPP GRACE, SMITH DISTANCE MEDLEY 10:49.1 BYLER, LAPP SNODGRASS, SELLERS 880 1:55.3 SELLERS 440 50.8 LAPP MILE 4:19.7 SELLERS 3 MILE 15:09.9 BYLER MILE RELAY 3:26.0 GRACE, FOLMER LAPP, SELLERS Captain: Outstanding Field Randy Sellers Event Man: Vic Porter Outstanding Runner: Randy Sellers All-Conference: Vic Porter Randy Sellers ILapp and Grace finish one and two in the 440 yard run2Sellers controls the dis¬ tance medley relay at the 1975 Grace Re- lays3Perfect exchange in a super mile relay. 3 3 ITom Smith takes the hand-off from Larry Grace as the Lancers set a new school record in the 440 relay2Warming up for a record 22 ' 3 4” long jump3The backbone of the Lancer track team is its youth4The 1975 Lancer runners included: Bob Burns, Don Byler, Jim Campbell, Neil Cleveland, Vic DeRenzo, Mike Folmer, Darwin Garde, Larry Grace, Roger Haeck, Dave Jacobson, Norm Lange, Denny Lapp, Chuck Logan, Jim Martin, Randy Nieter, Vic Porter, Mike Roderick, Randy Sellers, Tom Smith, Tom Snodgrass, Greg Stewart, Larry Stombaugh, Matt Tomsheck, Roger Toy, Mike Yount. 133 I I I Golf Boasts In an active season of prac¬ tice and tough Conference competition, the Golf Team saw an improvement over last year with a 6-16 record, with some of the best scores in the upper seventies. For the first time in three matches, Grace golfers beat Huntington, and in one match finished only four strokes behind IU-PU Ft. Wayne, one of the better teams in the state. IMark Randall poises for a powerful drive 2John Davis steadies his stance3Finesse is the word for sinking a long putt 134 Improved Season The team also participated in the Bethel Invitational Tournament, where they placed seventh. The team was composed of Steve Coverstone, Captain; and John Davis, Ken Grisso, Gary Jarnigan, Dave Lawlor, Mark Randall, and Ken Ritchie, coached by Dr. Or¬ ville Grisso, Best individual record went to Gary Jarni¬ gan, who averaged in the low 80 ' s. IMark Randall takes time to talk golf with an opponent in the bracing spring air 2Dedicated golfers trudge the links in search of the elusive par-breaking score 135 Women Athletes Excel Grace 7 9 Huntington IS 15 L Grace 5 6 Huntington 15 15 L Grace 15 17 Alumni 8 15 W Grace 6 6 Grace 15 15 Grace 5 4 Grace 3 4 Grace 1 4 Grace 15 15 Grace 15 11 Grace 15 15 Grace 16 15 Grace 15 15 Grace 15 15 Grace 6 5 Grace 7 5 Grace 15 15 Valparaiso Bethel Taylor St. Joseph Purdue Ft. Wayne Bible Goshen Earlham Ft. Wayne Bible Anderson Trinity Christ Earlham Ball State IUPU Calumet 15 15 L 7 9 W 15 15 l 15 15 L 15 15 L 2 8 W 17 15 L 9 11 W 14 13 W 7 1 W 3 2 W 15 15 L 15 15 L 4 10 W 136 on the Courts 1 Volleyball A-Team with Coach Jamie Norris2 Grif gets ready for a spike3B- Team — an equally important group in 1975 Lancerette volleyball4Coach Messner and the Varsity Basketball Team5Dedica- tion to Christ is the reason for Lancer¬ ette dedication to the goal of excellence in athletics Softball Season 138 a Lancerette Success ICarol Balsbaugh shows expertise in pitching during a Lancerette practice game 2Catcher Cathy Garrick tags runner Nancy Symons out in an intersquad scrim¬ mage 3Practicing the technique of bunt¬ ing is an important aspect of a batting practice session 4Coach Vonnie Messner, assisted by Ken Grisso, led the Lancer- ettes in a successful 5-4 softball season, including victories over some of their major opponents 5Coach Messner anx¬ iously watches as Val Lundgren completes a successful slide. 139 And We Will Fight! SINK IT i IThe Lancer Cheerleaders: Nancy Emch, Linda Walker, Ronda Summers, Debbie Longworth, Linda Diehl2Linda gives the pom-poms a fair shake!3A holdup” for the Lancers4An array of geometric pat- terns5The gals do their stuff at a crucial moment for the team Lots of enthusiasm and pep helped to make one of the best cheerleading squads in the history of Grace Col¬ lege athletics. Although their main emphasis is bas¬ ketball, the girls also cheer¬ ed at many of the soccer games and supported the baseball team. Part of their duties included making signs and being an encour¬ agement to the players by praying for them and help¬ ing them get fired up. i n I 140 Intramural Stars 142 Shape Up h Ki j 143 ORGANIZATIONS BROTHERLY LOVE STUDENT GOVERNMENT i ' i I i i i Student Senate and Student Go¬ vernment Executive Board spon¬ sored many events during the past year. As a community ser¬ vice, a food drive was sponsored before Thanksgiving. As a result, canned goods were distributed to the needy people in the War- saw-Winona Lake area. At the beginning of both semesters a book sale was held for the bene¬ fit of students wanting to sell their used books. Spring semester was highlighted by Americans for America week. The theme this year was, How Long, America? Bible quizzing provided a spirit¬ ual accent for those participating. The intellectually-minded were also given the opportunity to take part in the College bowl Tourna¬ ment. 2 1 SGEB — LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Suter, Dean Kriegbaum (Adv.), Roy Ferris, Mitch Lush, Scott Firebaugh. 2 STUDENT SENATE — CLOCKWISE: Roger Simmons, Dave Jackson, Susan Suter, Marvin Retzer (V. Pres.), Tom Eichorst (TreasJ, Nancy Moore, Scott Firebaugh (Pres.), Prof. Og¬ den (Adv.), Susan Foster, Peeter Lukas, Sarah Haney (Sec.), Ken Townsend, Bill Bauer, (not pictured), Jim Marner. 146 i SOCIAL LIFE: TASK OF SAB Social Activities Board is the third branch of Student Government at Grace — best described as the fun bunch. Its membership consists of seventeen elected members; chairman, vice-chair¬ man, treasurer, secretary, five social assistants, and a male and female representative from each of the four classes. The purpose of S.A,B. is two¬ fold: to coordinate the pro¬ grams and activities of campus and student organizations, classes, and groups, and to provide dif¬ ferent and entertaining pro¬ grams and socials for the student body. Trying to please the divergent tastes of the Student Body is quite a task, but with a good, ac¬ tive board, and some creative imaginations, the variety of avail¬ able entertainment is limitless. 1 SAB — BEHIND PODIUM: Roy Ferris, chairman. ROW 1 — Jerry Stauffer, Trea¬ surer; Dave Rank ROW 2 — Jan Bollman, Steve Beichler, John Boots ROW 3 — Cheryl Holman, Secretary; Sheri Sanders, Pam Walters, Sue Foster, Bill Henthorn ROW 4 — Carl Ashman, Jo Hinch, Mark Terrell, Debbie Jacobs. Not pictured — Esther Anthony. 2 Aletheia performs sacred and secular numbers for an even¬ ing of entertainment at the Lamp. That printed paper in your mailbox every Wednesday — What is it to you? Maybe you prefer the sports page or a feature catches your eye. It may be a hot edi¬ torial or news that has some special meaning. You may just glance at the photos and cartoons or cut your name out to send home. Whatever the reasons, you read it — It ' s your paper. eundmg j il ; ,j • r [ m jU 1. j] p h I j j ■ , - If ip 2 3 I 1 Advisor Terry White and editor Viki consult on the makings of a feature story. 2 Denny works intently on his layout. 3 SOUNDING BOARD STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Lopez, Frances Unger, Col¬ leen Austin, Gary Belles, Viki Cover, No- reen Irvin, John Rife, Jeanine Hirschy, Fred Logan, Denny Schultz. ABSENT: Tim Weil, Peggy Bechtel, Ken Grisso. 148 SEA Preps Future Teachers The Student Education As¬ sociation is a group of edu¬ cation majors who antici¬ pate being professionals and thus feel that some extra professional oppor¬ tunities are required. SEA tries to meet these needs by being a practical organi¬ zation. The meetings cover areas of interest in the field of education which cannot be covered in the student ' s classes. Each meeting begins with devotions and then con¬ tinues in various ways which include special speakers, panel discussions, and films. Both the ele¬ mentary and secondary le¬ vels are covered. SEA ' s main goal is to help the future educator to be¬ come more aware of events in his field and to learn more about becom¬ ing a successful, profession¬ al teacher. 2 1 SEA MEMBERS, ROW 1: S. Firebaugh, J. Stauffer, R. Kisner, A. Robinson, L. French, C. Kocheiser. ROW 2: N. Emch, C. Fellows, K. Johnson, S. Suter, J. Hoxworth, V. Moyers. ROW 3: E. Thomas, J. Bollman, S. Haney, H. Phillippi, K. Ellison, M. Schneiders. ROW 4: S. Zook, F.Goshert A. Loxley, S. Hopper, D. Smith, S. Teeple. ROW 5: T. Butterbaugh, R. Maxson, R. Tschudy, R. Keffer. ROW 6: V. Jones, B. Hamilton. 2 Guest speaker Mollyann Hufford discusses the important role of the classroom teacher 149 Heritage ... 150 A a Book of Memories Editor . Asst. Editor. Asst. Editor . Business Manager Fine Arts. Spiritual Life Activities Sports . Organizations Sports Statistics Typist. Art Staff. Circulation Staff Copy Editor . Photographers Ads Staff .. Alice Wallace .Dan Mayes . Tim Weil . Marvin Retzer .. Colleen Austin ... Gary Belles . Gloria Carson .. Randy Groff Esther Anthony _ Jo Hinch .Russ Stock .... Brad Bibey .Liz Cutler . Sue Zook .... Rick Franks . Ginny Toroian .... Becky Payne .... Cami Cone . Al Hauck .John Boots . Jeanie Barham Peeter Lukas ... Lanie Thomas Peter Marshall David Marshall Mike Marshall .Doug Conrad .. Kerry Rapp .... Steve Rand Marvin England David Rank Sandy Eckelbery . Sandy Hawkins lEditor-in-Chief Wallace pauses in her work to take a breather2David and his camera-an inseparable pair3Ginny dili¬ gently types copy, intent on the next deadline4Drawing up layouts-a typical sight at weekly HERITAGE meetings5Some faithful members of the HERITAGE staff, including capable advisor, Dr. Lovelady 6Peter tries to come up with imagina¬ tive copy to complement the latest pic- tures7Esther seems to enjoy her work on the activities section. 151 WRA In a nation of basically obese people, there is one organiza¬ tion striving to help correct that problem. The Women ' s Recreation Association offers a program to help a girl be¬ come a better person physically. Intercollegiate athletics such as field hockey, volleyball, basketball, and softball are offered. For those not interested in competitive sports, such activities as hiking and camping are planned. The gym is also opened to girls each Tuesday and Thursday nights for those wanting to use the equipment. The 74-75 year was under the capable leadership of junior Carol Balsbaugh. WRA CLUB MEMBERS, SEATED L. to R.: Brenda Wilcoxson (Treas.), Nancy Sy¬ mons, Jodie Sargen, Cathy Garrick, Mrs. Messner (Adv.) STANDING, L. to R.: Cathy Carter (Sec.), Faye Wagner, Val Lundgren (V. Pres.), Carol Balsbaugh (Pres.) 152 G-Club OLA S yCWLX V� F ■§ ; .vf i C in Cl G-Club is an organization whose goal is to promote fellow¬ ship among the athletes on Grace campus. Their activities included a Chicago White Sox game, caroling, a day at Pokagon State Park, and helping with the American Cancer Society Drive. They also sponsored a series of chapels with Rev. Forrest Jackson as the speaker. Sponsoring both the fall and spring sports banquets, they rounded out the year by presenting Coach Kammerer with a plaque in recog¬ nition of his service to Grace College as a teacher, coach, and friend. 1CLUB MEMBERS:ROW 1: D. Swagerty, T. Smith, J. Boots, L. Grace, M. Folmer, C. Davis, V. DeRenzo, S. Hueni ROW 2: Coach Kammerer(Adv.), D. Morris(Pres.), T. Miles(V. Pres.), R. Greene, V. Porter(Treas.), G. Leigh, S. Nelson, B. DeRenzo, D. Byler, D. Lapp, G. Woolman, D. Misner, S. Firebaugh(Sec.), B. Bibey ON SIGN: B. Woodward, D. Hanson 2Cheerleading tryouts were an entertaining part of initiation. 153 20th Century Affairs Founded for promoting awareness of events around the world, the 20th Century Affairs Club meets to dis¬ cuss current affairs. At vari¬ ous intervals filmstrips di¬ rected at situations in Am¬ erican society are analyzed in view of existing condi¬ tions. Attendence is com¬ pulsory for all Social Studies and History majors, but general student participa¬ tion is encouraged. CLUB MEMBERS, ROW 1: J. Cake, N. Mason, G. Howell, T. Hofecker, R. Cline, ROW 2: D. Griffith, D. Whitcomb, R. Sni¬ der, S. Nelson, Prof. Snider (Adv.). Alpha Kappa Epsilon Alpha Kappa Epsilon means truth and knowledge of our Lord and Savior. The organization ' s purpose is to foster a heightened inter est in academic excellence among Grace students and faculty. Members must maintain a 3.75 cumulative average for the two previ¬ ous semesters or have main¬ tained a 3.50 cumulative average for the three pre¬ vious semesters. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kisner, S. Fire- baugh, M. Root (Sec.-Treas.), D. Moeller (Pres.), Not shown: S. Munday (V. Pres.) 154 Spanish Club 1CLUB MEMBERS: ROW 1 C. Austin, D. Daniel, J. Carey, M. England, R. Maher, Prof. Jones (Adv.), T. Sharp, K. Rapp ROW 2 B. Welling, J. Shirk, K. Rowell, B. Mineely, G. Stewart, T. Schilperoort 2Prof. Jones enjoys his Mexican meal 3 Senor Sharp prepares Mexican treats for the May Day patrons 1 The goal of this year ' s Span¬ ish Club was to evangelize the Mexicans in Kosciusko county. At the beginning of the year, the club played football with the boys at Maple Leaf Dutch Farms, with testimonies given at halftime. Before the Mexi¬ can people left for Texas, a Spanish Christian film was shown to 60 parents and children. After the majority left, Bible studies were held in Mexican homes and at the school. The Club had two parties, one Spanish and one Mexican. They fin¬ ished their year by selling tacos and enchiladas at the May Day celebration. 155 FACULTY WISDOM ’I I i i | I i Adminis¬ tration HERMAN A. HOYT PRESIDENT B.A., Ashland College Th.B., Ashland Theological Seminary B.D., Th.M., Th.D., Grace Theological Seminary L.L.D., Bryan College HOMER A. KENT, JR. VICE-PRESIDENT B.A., Bob Jones University B.D., Th.M., Th. D., Grace Theological Seminary VANCE A. YODER ACADEMIC DEAN B.S., Manchester College M.M., Indiana University Ph.D., Ohio State University 158 ■ ARNOLD R. KRIEGBAUM DEAN OF STUDENTS A. A., Long Beach Junior College B. A., Ashland College B.D., Th.M., Grace Theological Seminary RICHARD G. MESSNER DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT B.A., Wheaton College B.D., Grace Theological Seminary M.S., Indiana University RONALD O. HENRY REGISTRAR AND DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS B.A., Grace College B.D., Grace Theological Seminary M.A., Indiana University PAUL E. CHAPPELL BUSINESS MANAGER B.A., Grace College 159 Division of Languages and Literature i « « i EDGAR J. LOVELADY, CHAIRMAN Professor of English Diploma, Toronto Bible College B.A., Grace College M. Div., Grace Theological Seminary M.A., St. Francis College Ph.D., Purdue University PART-TIME TEACHERS Mr. Arend Mr. Arp Dr. Boyer Dr. Davis Mr. Fields Mrs. Hahnlen Mrs. Smith Dr. Smith Mrs. Yoder PHILLIP B. JONES Assistant Professor of Spanish B.A., Grace College M.S., Georgetown University PAULETTE G. SAUDERS Associate Professor of English B.A., Grace College M.A., St. Francis College TERRY D. WHITE Assistant Professor of Journalism B.M.E., Grace College M.Mus.Ed., Indiana University DOROTHY M. TOIRAC Associate Professor of French B.A., Grace College M.S., Indiana University Degre Superieur, University of Paris (Sorbonne) i 160 Division of Natural Sciences JESSE D. HUMBERD, CHAIRMAN Professor of Science and Mathematics B.S., Bryan College B.A., Wittenburg College M. Div., Grace Theological Seminary M.A., Ph.D., Ohio State University GARY D. TANNER Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Bob Jones University M.S., Clemson University Ph.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute DONALD B. DeYOUNG Associate Professor of Physics A. Sc., Grand Rapids Junior College B. S., M.S., Michigan Tech University Ph.D., Iowa State University RAY A. GSELL Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Juniata College Ph.D., University of Maryland Post-Doctoral Fellow, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Division of DONALD E. OGDEN, CHAIRMAN Professor of Music B.A., M.A., Bob Jones University B.D., Grace Theological Seminary M.M, Indiana University JEAN L. COVERSTONE Assistant Professor of Art B.S., Goshen College M.A., University of Notre Dame ARTHUR W. DAVIS Instructor in Art B.F.A., Philadelphia College of Art M.Ed., Eastern New Mexico University l f i I j STEPHEN L. YOUNG Assistant Professor of Speech B.A., Grace College M.A., Ph.D., Purdue University STEPHEN A. GRILL Assistant Professor of Speech B.A., Grace College M.A., Ball State University 162 Fine Arts W. ROLAND FELTS Associate Professor of Music B.A., Asbury College M.M., American Conservatory of Music VERNA MAY FELTS Associate Professor of Music B.S.M., Fort Wayne Bible College M.M., Indiana University GERALD R. FRANKS Artist in Residence Assistant Professor of Music B.M., West Virginia University MERVIN ZIEGLER Assistant Professor of Speech B.A., Cedarville College M.A., Bowling Green University Ph.D., University of Florida PART-TIME TEACHERS Mrs. Hobert Mrs. Kent, Jr. Mr. Kozel Mr. Ross Mr. Stelzer Dr. Stolba Mr. Thurston Mrs. Whitcomb Dr. Yoder 163 Division of Religion and Philosophy STEPHEN C. DEARBORN, CHAIRMAN Professor of Bible M.E., University of Cincinnati B.D., Th.M., Northern Baptist Theo. Sem. Th.D., Grace Theological Seminary JOHN H. STOLL Associate Professor of Bible B.A., Manchester College B.D., Th.M., Grace Theological Seminary Ph.D., University of Notre Dame Division of Social Science KENNETH N. TAYLOR Assistant Professor of Sociology Diploma, Moody Bible Institute B.A., Taylor University M.A., Ball State University ROBERT R. MATHISEN Assistant Professor of History B.A., Bryan College M.A., University of Tennessee R. WAYNE SNIDER, CHAIRMAN Professor of History B.A. Bryan College M.Div., Th.M., Grace Theological Seminary M.A., Indiana University PART-TIME TEACHERS —RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Dr. Beaver Mr. Hahnlen Mr. Ibach Mr. Kriegbaum Dr. Male PART-TIME TEACHERS —SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Fath Mr. Fowler Mr. Hoke Mr. Hudson Mr. Tucker Mr. L. Young Mr. Daniels Mr. Hatfield I NORMAN H. UPHOUSE, CHAIRMAN Professor of Education B.A., Ashland College Th.B., Ashland Theological Seminary B.D., Grace Theological Seminary Th.M., Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary M.A., University of Dayton Ed.D., University of Tennessee YVONNE J. MESSNER Associate Professor of Physical Education B.A., Wheaton College M.S., Indiana University Division of Education MARY A. FINK Associate Professor of Speech and Education B.A., University of California at L.A. M.Ed., University of South Carolina M.A., University of Southern California TERRY L. SHROCK Instructor in Physical Education B.A., Grace College M.S., Indiana University ORVILLE L. GRISSO Associate Professor of Education B.A., University of Louisville M.A., Ph.D., George Peabody College for Teachers GLEN M. KAMMERER Associate Professor of Education B.A., Grace College M.A., Ball State University PHILIP L. HOSKINS Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S., Manchester College M.S., Indiana University 165 ... and Psychology PART-TIME TEACHERS Mr. Diehl Mr. Faunce Mr. M. Grill Mr. Kim Mrs. Uphouse Mrs. Yoder LLOYD E. FISH Professor of Psychology B.A., Bryan College M.A., Wheaton College Ph.D., University of Tennessee Staff and Services MIRIAM M. UPHOUSE Associate Dean of Students LEE JENKINS Chaplain, Director of Christian Service MABEL C. HAMILTON Librarian BENJAMIN A. HAMILTON Assistant Librarian DEWEY MELTON Field Representative THOMAS E. HAMMERS Alumni Coordinator 166 JAMES A. SHIPLEY Assistant to the Registrar ELIZABETH MOORE Head Resident and Director of Housing DANIEL G. CARRAWAY Director of Financial Aid LESLIE NUTTER Controller SECRETARIAL AND SUPPORTING SERVICES STAFF MAINTENANCE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF 167 CONEMAUGH BRETHREN CONEMAUGH, PENNSYLVANIA DON K. RAGER, PASTOR WE SUPPORT GRACE COLLEGE AND SEMINARY HOME OF SCOTT CLAWSON DAN WHITE, SUE HICKLIN, JERRY MclNTOSH CONNIE McCLURE, COLLEEN JONES, GREG HOWELL MARVIN RETZER COMMUNITY BRETHREN CHURCH LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FRANK COBURN, PASTOR SO DO WE ROLLAND AND RAQUEL COBURN SUBURBAN BRETHREN CHURCH HATBORO, PENNSYLVANIA W. CARL MILLER, PASTOR ESTHER ANTHONY, SALLY GREEN WINONA LAKE BRETHREN CHURCH SIMI COMMUNITY BRETHREN CHURCH SIMI VALLEY, CALIFORNIA E. JOHN GILLIS, PASTOR THIRD BRETHREN CHURCH W. WAYNE BAKER, PASTOR PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA GRACE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY GRACE COLLEGE ' .......... —-- —— KEN TOWNSEND, STEVE RAND, DEANNA STONG SCOTT FRANCHINO, KIM OSBORNE, RICK WITMYER WE THANK THE LORD FOR OUR STUDENTS AT GRACE AL HAUCK, ROBERT GAULT FRANK MAC WILLIAMS, STAN NAIRN 171 PENN VALLEY GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH REV. ROBERT GRIFFITH TELFORD, PENNSYLVANIA DONNA HEFFELFINGER, LILLIAN HEATWOLE JANE AND fAY FRETZ, PAM STONEBECK, DAVE AND KATHY GRIFFITH, CARL BAKER HARRAH BRETHREN CHURCH HOME OF MISS TERESA SCHILPEROORT PASTOR, CHARLES H. WINTER HARRAH, WASHINGTON FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH DALLAS CENTER, IOWA — PASTOR CARLTON J. FULLER CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS FROM DALLAS CENTER CATHY CARTER, BRUCE RITTGERS, BOB WENGER FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH KITTANNING, PENNSYLVANIA DON FARNER, PASTOR LARRY McCALL, GLADINE RUPP HOLLY BENNET, RODGER DONALD TOY 172 FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH OF LONG BEACH DR. DAVID L. HOCKING, PASTOR LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA We Believe In THE BIBLE, THE WHOLE BIBLE, AND NOTHING BUT THE BIBLE HOME OF JANET CAREY, JIM HOCKING, TORI LIPSCOMB, KATHY ROWELL, DAN SWAGERTY, RAY WELSH WE THANK THE LORD FOR A SCHOOL LIKE GRACE 173 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH LITITZ, PENNSYLVANIA FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH JERRY R. YOUNG, PASTOR LANHAM, MARYLAND REV. CHARLES THORNTON WE PRAISE OUR LORD GREATLY SUPPORT FOR THE SPIRITUAL AND ACADEMIC STAND OF GRACE COLLEGE!! GRACE COLLEGE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1975 HOME OF MIKE ROHER CLAYTON GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH CLAYTON, OHIO W. HERMAN PICKELS FINDLAY GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH CONGRATULATIONS FINDLAY, OHIO GLENN R COATS, PASTOR CLASS OF WE BELIEVE IN 1975!! GRACE COLLEGE HOME OF MISS MARIENE FROST HOME OF MISS PAULA DAWSON 174 LEAMERSVILLE GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH DUNCANSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA REV. JOHN E. GREGORY MARCIA GOODMAN, LINDA DIEHL, DAVE DIEHL FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH GRANDVIEW, WASHINGTON WHEN VISITING LOWER YAKIMA VALLEY, COME AND WORSHIP WITH US! REV. ZANE BULL LISTIE BRETHREN CHURCH LISTIE, PENNSYLVANIA FRED WM. WALTER, PASTOR PRAISE THE LORD FOR A SCHOOL LIKE GRACE HOME OF ROBIN AND HOLLY PHILLIPI AND ROCKY SARVER 175 B tiiktB QUALITY AT YOUR FEET 113 South Buffalo St. Warsaw, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1975! JOMAC PRODUCTS, INC. JOMAC — PRODUCTS FOR INDUSTRY WARSAW, INDIANA CUSTOM TILE CO. SOUND CORRECTION FLOOR TILE —CARPETING WARSAW, INDIANA PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Dean Abersoll Mr. and Mrs. Emmit D. Adams Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Aim Mr. and Mrs. Randall Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Max Anspach Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Arenobine Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Baker Mr. Paul H. Balsbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bardo, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beichler Mr. and Mrs. Winford M. Bennett Mr. W.J. Benton Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Bollman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. William T. Butler Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Byler 176 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William R. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cass Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Chappell Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. 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' Ft, cks iap4 ' s D iyisl ary de JHc J apel 4th Mi [sight” axi Me ewis omerrts witn Missions Brel ome Mission Board Brethren gn Mission Board Grace_Schc Education Summary Jur aching Kit YoT eaching Kit 8tM Teaching Kit Take Hong ers ioc T grade Teaching Kit 11th ade Teaching Kit Adult DivTSPrT Trad mentary Track 11 Topical Bible StJ oil Nursery Pre-Primary Primary Ji ng Teen High School College Age Young ,t Tal Home Papers Evaluation K § for .rig Mfy Teaching Ai Js P fnl yy and Vi e TTMl V mu L88 DESIGNING BRETHREN ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE i BUILDING THE BRETHREN HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL, INC. FINANCING BRETHREN INVESTMENT FOUNDATION BRETHREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GROWING OVER 100 SELF-SUPPORTING CHURCHES 189 Senior Activities JOHN ROGER AHRENDT Bachelor of Arts History. Child Evangelism, Campus Crusade, Concert Ensemble, Spokes¬ men, Twentieth Century Affairs. DEBRA JO ANDERSON Bachelor of Sci¬ ence Elementary Ed. Concert Choir. ESTHER ALETTA ANTHONY Bachelor of Arts Psychology and Bible. Heritage section editor, S.A.B., Resident Advisor, Student Affairs Committee, Representa¬ tive to S.A.B., Pep Club. JOY ANNETTE ARENOBINE Bachelor of Music Ed. Freshman Choir, Concert Choir, Gospel team. DAVID ATKINS Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. JOYCE ELAINE ATKINS Bachelor of Sci¬ ence Elementary Ed. Intramurals, Child Evangelism, Nursing Home Ministry. JEAN ELIZABETH BARHAM Bachelor of Arts Sociology. Sounding Board, Heritage, “A Mid-Summer Night ' s Dream cast, Nursing Home Ministry, Personal Evange¬ lism PAUL STEPHEN BEICHLER Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. Bible Quizzing, Pep Band, S.A.B. GARY BERLIN Bachelor of Arts Sociology. Senior Class Chaplain. BRADLEY RAY BIBEY Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. DEBORAH K. BLACKSTONE JAN DAVID BRUMBAUGH LAWRENCE MICHAEL BUREK Bachelor of Arts Bible. STEVEN C. BUTLER Bachelor of Arts Sociology. TERRY LYNN BUTTERBAUGH Bachelor of Science — Elementary Ed. S.E.A., Freshman Choir, Lines Magaine, Nursing Home. JOHN WILSON CAKE, Bachelor of Arts History. Concert Choir, Gospel team, Twentieth Century Affairs, Band, Wood¬ wind, Ensemble. ROSEMARY CLAWSON JEFFREY LYNN COOK Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. Baseball, Cross Coun¬ try, Coach ' s Assistant— Basketball. RAYMOND D. CRITCHFIELD Bachelor of Arts Bible. JOHN F. DAVIS Bachelor of Arts and Science: Bible and Physical Ed. Athletic Assistant. LINDA KAY DIEHL Bachelor of Arts Psychology and Bible. Cheerleader — co¬ captain, Nursing Home Ministry, Oratorio Society. STEPHEN PAUL DOMBEK Bachelor of Music Ed. Concert Choir, Operetta Pirates of Penzance. NANCY LOU ECKERT Bachelor of Arts Sociology. Resident Advisor. GARY W. ESHELMAN TERRY LEE EVES Bachelor of Arts Bible. Soccer Team, Freshman Class Chaplain, Junior Class Vice-President, Delta Tau Chi. LOREN WAYNE FELABOM, Jr. Bachelor of Music Ed. Brass Choir, Freshman Choir. ROY JAMES FERRIS, JR. Bachelor of Arts Bible and Psychology. S.A.B. Presi¬ dent, S.A.B. Assistant, Soccer Team. SCOTT ALDEN FIREBAUGH Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Chaplain, Student Senate President and Vice-Presi¬ dent, Tennis Team, G-Club, Bible Quiz¬ zing, Alpha Kappa Epsilon, Concert Band, Trombone Choir, Brass Choir, Per¬ sonal Evangelism. THOMAS P. FISCHBACH. LUCINDA GAY FLUKE Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. EDWARD H. FORD Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. RODNEY FORRESTER SUSAN FOSTER Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.A.B. Representative, S.E.A., Student Senate, Class officer. LaNITA RAE FRENCH Bachelor of Music Ed. Oratorio Society, S.E.A. MARY JANE FRETZ Bachelor of Arts: Art Freshman Choir, Concert Choir, Drama: The Taming of the Shrew, Mikado, Pygmalion, Doctor in Spite of Himself. VALERIE ANN GANTHER Bachelor of Music Ed. ROBERT JOHN GAULT Bachelor of Arts Bible. Soccer, Musical, Junior Class President. DAVID GIBBLE REBECCA L. GOOD Bachelor of Arts English ELGIN GREEN DAVID ROBERT GRIFFITH Bachelor of Arts History. Concert Choir, Plays, Gospel Team, Ensembles. KENNETH EDWARD GRISSO Bachelor of Science General Science. Intramurals, Golf, Sounding Board. FERNE ELAINE HANCOCK Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. HOWARD F. HANSON Bachelor of Science Business. Track, Cross Country. PAULA HARRISON Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Plays: The Mikado, Pirates of Penzance; W.R.A., Concert Choir, Child and Personal Evangelism. DARREL LEE HAWBAKER Bachelor of Science Greek. Sounding Board, C.E.F. JO ANN HINCH Bachelor of Arts Sociology. S.A.B., Heritage. RICK HOLDER Bachelor of Arts Soci¬ ology. S.A.B., Heritage. RICK HOLDER Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. Soccer, Baseball, G-Club SAMUEL HORNEY Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. Pep Band, Brass Choir, Track, Cross Country, Brass Choir Presi¬ dent, Wrestling. JANET ELAINE HOXWORTH Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. S.E.A. STEPHEN M. HUGHEY Bachelor of Arts Bible., and Bible Languages. DEBRA CAROL HYSMITH Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Cheerleader, Sounding Board, Women ' s Varsity Vol¬ leyball. DOUGLAS ALAN HIVELY DAVID WILLIS INKS Bachelor of Arts Bible. President G.M.A. JAMES THOMAS JENKINS Bachelor of Music Ed. President Music Educators, President of S.A.B., Band Concert Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble, Saxophone Quartet, Chairman — Grace Missionary Conference. JESSIE KAY JOHNSON Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Concert Choir, Freshman Choir, Mikado, Messiah, Senior Secretary. ROLLIN LLOYD JUMP Bachelor of Arts Bible. RUTH E. KEFFER Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Concert Choir, President S.E.A., Gospel team His Followers. KATHLEEN KENNEDY Bachelor of Sci¬ ence Elementary Ed. ALICE JANE KING Bachelor of Science Nursing. ROWLAND RAY KISNER Bachelor of Arts Mathematics and Bible. Senior Class President, play. BEVERLY SUE KLINE Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. JAMES P. KLISZ Bachelor of Arts: Speech STEPHEN DALE KNIERIM Bachelor of Science Business. Dimensions in Brass, Concert Band. JOHN VANCE KNISELY CAROL MARIE KOCHHEISER Bachelor of Science: Elementary Ed. JACK ROLLAND LAFFIN Bachelor of Arts Greek. DALE E. LAPP Bachelor of Arts Sociology. Dimensions in Brass, Trombone Choir, Concert Band, Lines Editor, Freshman Class Vice-President, wrestling, Fresh- 190 Senior Activities man Choir. RUTH ANN LEE Bachelor of Arts Psychology. Writer and Editor for Sound¬ ing Board, Messiah. GARTH E. LINDELEF Bachelor of Arts: Bible. MICHAEL D. LONGNECKER LOUIS MacKABEN FRANK MacWILLIAMS Bachelor of Sci¬ ence Business. Soccer Team. GLENN R. McELHINNEY Bachelor of Arts Psychology and Bible. DANIEL W. McKEAG Bachelor of Arts Physical Ed. and Bible. MICHAEL S. MARSHALL Bachelor of Arts Spanish. Heritage Photographer. PETER MARSHALL Bachelor of Arts English ROLAND MAUST, JR. Bachelor of Music Ed. Brass Choir, Heritage, Dramatic pro¬ duction. RANDY RICHARD MAXSON Bachelor of Arts English and Speech. Concert Choir, Drama Cast and Crew, Minister of Music. MARCIA ANN MIKEL Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. THOMAS F. MILES Bachelor of Arts Psychology. Baseball Team, G-Club. EDWARD D. MILLER STEPHEN MILLER Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. Soccer Team, Baseball Team, G-Club. SUSAN MILLER BARBARA CAROL MINEELY Bachelor of Arts Sociology and Spanish. Mexican Evangelism, Personal hvangelism, Nurs¬ ing Home, Sounding Board typist, Spanish Club. RONALD L. MINTON Bachelor of Arts Greek. Church Work. KAREN SUE MORT Bachelor of Arts English. Varsity Volleyball, Heritage Edi¬ tor, Heritage copy editor, Concert Band, Play production staff. VIVIAN SUE MOYERS Bachelor of Music Ed. Band, Orchestra, Ensemble, S.E.A., Gospel Team. DAVID C. MUNDAY Bachelor of Arts: Bible HONEY LOU NEFF Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.E.A. DAVID EDWARD OGDEN PAMELA SUE OGDEN REBECCA JO PAYNE Bachelor of Arts Art. Heritage Art Editor. JANICE MARIE PERRYMAN Bachelor of Music Ed. Concert Choir, Freshman Choir, Summer Gospel Team, Spring Musical. HOLLY JOAN PHILLIPPI Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.E.A. DENISE PLICE Bachelor of Arts. Mathe¬ matics. Dimensions in Brass, Volleyball, Alpha Kappa Epsilon. JOHN WILLIAM PRITCHARD Bachelor of Arts Bible. NANCY KAY RAMSEY Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. STEVEN D. RAND Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. Gymnastics Club, Track, President of Sophomore Class RICK REYNOLDS JOSEPH S. RICH Bachelor of Arts Mathe¬ matics. Pep Band, Concert Band, Gym¬ nastics Club, S.E.A., Senior Class Vice- President, Lab Assistant, Sounding Brass. RANDALL LEE RINEARSON THOMAS A. RING Bachelor of Science Business. Pep Club. BRUCE AUSTIN ROBBINS Bachelor of Arts Bible. ALAN L. ROBINSON Bachelor of Science Business and Bible. STEPHEN A. ROBINSON Bachelor of Arts Bible. DAVID MARLIE RODGERS NANCY SUE ROE Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.E.A., Child Evangelism, Homecoming Court Junior Year, Home¬ coming Queen Senior Year. MARLENE L. ROOT Bachelor of Arts Sociology and Bible. Resident Advisor, Secretary of A.K.E., European Prayer Group Leader. LINDA SUE ROSNER Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Concert Choir, Pep Club, S.E.A., Heritage Staff. JEFFREY PETER ROSSBACH Bachelor of Music Ed. Concert Band, Dimensions in Brass. NEDRA J. SAINER Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.E.A. MARY-ELIZABETH SCHNIEDERS Bachelor of Science: Elementary Ed. Messiah. RANDAL D. SELLERS Bachelor of Arts Physical Ed. and Elementary Ed. THOMAS SHARP Bachelor of Arts Spanish LAURA ELAINE SHULER Bachelor of Arts Elementary Ed. and Bible. DAVID ALAN STAFF Bachelor of Arts Sociology. Varsity Basketball. MARTHA MAE STALL Bachelor of Science Business. Dorm Service Commit¬ tee Chairman. GERALD LEE STAUFFER Bachelor of Arts Mathematics. Soccer, Soccer Manager Junior Class Treasurer, S.A.B. Treasurei, Physical Science lab assistant. MARVIN J. STEVENS Bachelor of Science Business. BRUCE STONE RAYMOND H. STREETS, JR. Bachelor of Science: Health and Phsycial Ed. Varsity Basketball. SUSAN SUTER Bachelor of Arts Mathe¬ matics. Secretary of Freshman Class, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Sec¬ retary of Student Body, Mikado” Cast, S.E.A., Messiah, Resident Advisor. DANIEL D. SWAGERTY Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. Varsity Basketball, Baseball, G-Club. SARA ANN TEEPLE Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Sophomore Class Trea¬ surer, S.E.A. Treasurer, May Day Atten¬ dant. WESLEY M. TETERUD Bachelor of Arts Bible. STEVEN THOM ELAINE THOMAS Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Freshman Choir, Child Evangelism, S.A.B., S.A.B. Representative, Senior Class Treasurer, Dorm Social Chair¬ man, Heritage Staff, S.E.A. JANICE THOMPSON Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. Homecoming Attendant VISCOUNT THURSTON Bachelor of Arts English. RONALD LEE TSCHUDY Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.E.A. Vice-Prsi- dent RENE L. TYSON Bachelor of Science Business and Bible. Dimensions in Brass, Gymnastics Club, Concert Band, Pep Band, Trombone Choir, Golf Team. VENCIL LEROY VAWTER Bachelor of Arts English ALICE ANN WALLACE Bachelor of Arts Sociology. Heritage Editor, Concert Choir. JUDY WALTERS Bachelor of Science Business. Concert Choir, Freshman Choir, S.A.B., Gospel Team Benediction, Homecoming Attendant. PAMELA L. WALTERS Bachelor of Science Business. Resident Advisor, S.A.B. TIMOTHY JAMES WEIL RAY LEE WHITEKER CLARK WOLTERS Bachelor of Science Physical Ed. CAROL L. WOOMER Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. GLENDA YANTIS Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. SUSAN LYNN ZOOK Bachelor of Science Elementary Ed. S.E.A., Heritage Staff, Child Evangelism. 191 Abersoll, Yolanda ... 40 Adams, Gene ... 28 Adams, Ronald ... 28 Ahlgrim, Janet ... 35 Ahlgrim, Jeff ... 40,112 Ahrendt, John ... 12 Ainge, Karen Aker, Lynda Akintomide, Felix ... 35,113 Alexander, Susan ... 28 Allebach, Craig ... 35,100 Allen, Lillian Aim, Barbara ... 35 Amore, Larry ... 40 Anderson, Debra ... 12, 27 Anderson, Ethel Anderson, Kathy Andrews, Michael Ansell, Cathy Anspach,Leonard ... 40 Anthony, Esther ... 12,101,151,170 Arenobine, Joy ... 12 Arenobine, Thomas ... 40 Arens, Timothy ... 40, 97,131 Arnold, Joseph Ashman, Cynthia Ashman, Karl ... 82 Atkins, David Atkins, Joyce ... 12 Atkinson, Sherry ... 28 Austin, Colleen ... 40, 60, 66,148,155 Austin, Timothy ... 40, 65,131 Avey, Thomas Baker, Audrey ... 35 Baker, Mitzi ... 40 Balsbaugh, Carol ... 28,137,138,152 Balsbaugh, Dale Bardo, Nick ... 40 Barham, Jean ... 12 Barlow, Bruce ... 40, 66,187 Barnhill, Daniel ... 40,101 Barett, Steve Bateson, Stanley ... 40 Battis, Carolyn Bauer, Bill ...40, 82, 97,146 Bauman, John ... 82 Bechtel, Fred ... 35 Bechtel, Peggy ... 60, 65 Becker, Dennis Beegle, Neena ... 28, 68, 69 Beeson, David ... 28,122,123 Beha, Steven ... 40 Beichler, Steve ... 12, 65 Belles, Gary ... 40, 60,148 Bennett, Holly ... 35, 96 Bennett, Rebekah ... 40 Benton, Daphne ... 40 Berghorn, David ... 28 Berlin, Gary ... 12 Bibey, Brad ... 26,100,131,151,153 Birdsall, Kathryn Biesemeyer, Doris Bjurstrom, Clayton ... 66,101 Blackburn, Annette ... 40 Blackstone, Deborah Blake, Lynda ... 35 Blakeley, Don Blood, Susan ... 28, 90, 91 Boggs, Brett ... 40 Bollman, Janet ... 35,149 Boots, John ... 96, 97,101,103,131,153 Boots, Robert ... 2, 88,117 Bowen, Lonnie ... 40 Bowlin, Donald Boyd, Ruth Boze, Jeff ... 35 Bozendorf, Debra ... 40, 66 Bracker, Gordon Bradley, Rosalie ... 40 Bratcher, Gene Brauchler, Cathleen ... 40, 66,112 Brentlinger, John Brewster, Frank ... 35 Brown, Nancy ... 137 Brown, Rebecca Brumbaugh, Jan Buckholz, Larry ... 40, 90, 91 Buffkin, Patricia ... 40 Burek,Larry ... 12 Burgess, David Burkett, James ... 131 Burns, Robert ... 94,127,133 Burns, Sharon ... 136,137 Butler, Steven ... 12 Butterbaugh, Robert ... 35 Butterbaugh, Terry ... 12, 26,149 Byler, Donald ... 35,112,132,133,153 Cahill,Jeff ... 35,116 Cake, David ... 35, 69 Cake, John ... 12, 57, 68,154 Campbell, Annelies Campbell, Gordon Campbell, James ... 40, 66,133 Campbell, Blair ... 35 Carey, Janet ... 40, 66,155 Carey, John ... 28 Carson, Gloria ... 40,137 Carter, Cathy ... 35,139,152 Cashman, Evelyn Cass, Bobbi ... 28 Cessna, Cheryl ... 35 Chappell, Donald ... 40 Christie, Debra ... 35 Clawson, Scott Clawson, Rosemary Claybaugh, Jerry Claycomb, Kim ... 35,101 Cleveland, Allen Cleveland, Neil ... 133 Cline, Robert ... 82, 83,154 Clydesdale, Steven ... 41 Coldren, Christi ... 41, 66, 68,187 Coldren, Rick ... 28, 59, 68, 69,187 Collins Carol Collins, Robert Cone, Camille ... 28 Conrad, Douglas ... 41, 66, 96 Conrad, Edward ... 28 Cook, Jeff ... 13,121,128,130,131 Cook, Mdnte Cord, Bambi Cover, Viki ... 35, 60,148 Coverstone, Steve ... 134 Crawford, Keith ... 112 Critchfield, Ray ... 13 Croft, Kent Cummings, Deborah Cunningham, Myles ... 35 Cunningham, Tom ... 41 Cutler, Elizabeth ... 35, 81 Cutler, Glenn ... 28, 69 Daniel, Daurelle ... 41,155,187 Darrough, Karen ... 41,187 Davies, Susan ... 41 Davis, Clarence ... 35,153 Davis, John ... 13,134 Dawson, Michele ... 41, 66 Dawson, Paula ... 41 DeBolt, Vicki ... 36 DeLaughter, Cyrvthia ... 36 DeRenzo, Butch ... 131,153 DeRenzo, Victor ... 41,110,133,153 Diaz, Manuel Diehl, Linda ... 13,140,141,175 Digrugilliers, Tobey Dilling, Deborah ... 41 Disbro, Jo Divine, Deborah Dolan, Kathy ... 36 Dombek, Daniel Dombek, Stephen ... 13, 69, 97 Dotts, Ellaine ... 41 Downs, Denise Dunnuck, Darrell ... 41,66 Earley, Douglas Earley, Philip ... 41, 66,110 Eckelberry, Sandra ... 41 Eckert, Nancy ... 13 Eichorst, Thomas ... 28,146 Elder, Brenda ... 28,139 Ellenwood, Londa ... 41, 66 Ellis, Jean ... 36,69,113 Ellison, Kathryn ... 28,149 Ellison, Mark ... 41 Emch, Nancy ... 28, 59, 68, 69, 80,140, 141,149 Emslie, Leslie Engelberth, Eric ... 26 Engelberth, Richard ... 41 England, Leslie England, Marvin ... 66,110,113,151,155 Enyart, Paula Eshelman, Gary Eshelman, Lucille ... 41, 97,102 Estes, Clarence Eves, Terry ... 13 Eyster, Michael Eyster, Richard Student Index Student Index Student Index Student 192 Faulds, Mariellen ... 36 Felabom, Loren ... 13 Fellows, Carol ... 29,112,149 Ferris, Roy ... 13, 96,112,146 Firebaugh, Scott ... 13, 24, 65,122,123, 140,153,154 Fischbach, Thomas Fitzhugh, Michael Fleeger, Rita ... 36 Flick, David ... 29, 65 Flook, Edward ... 51 Fluke, Cindi ... 13 Folmer, Michael ... 41, 51, 87,133,153 Ford, Edward ... 13 Forman, Kimberly ... 41, 80 Forrester, Rodney Forster, Mitch Foster, Susan ... 14,146 Frame, Ruth Franchino, Scott ... 41,171 Franks, Richard ... 113,155 Fredrickson, Julia ... 41, 66,187 French, LaNita ... 14,149 Fretz, Jane ... 14,69,172 Frey, Allan ... 29, 51,112 Fritz, Cherie ... 41,139 Frost, Marlene ... 41 Ganther, Valerie ... 21, 69 Garde, Darwin ... 41,127,133 Garling, Gordon Garner, Vicky Garrard, Laura ... 36 Garrick, Cathy ... 36, 69,136,138,139, 152 Garrison, Dennis Garrison, Judy Gault, Robert ... 3,14, 24, 88, 93,117,119 Gehrke, Cheryl ... 36 Gehrke, Daniel ... 29 Geib, Ruthann Gerber, Louis Gibble, David Gibson, Kim ... 36 Gillan, Margaret ... 41 Glingle, Rudy ... 29,129,131 Gonzalez, Luis ... 41 Good, Kent Good, Rebecca ... 14, 60 Goodman, Marcia ... 29 Goshert, Faith ... 29,149 Grace, Larry ... 132,133,153 Green, Elgin ... Green, Pam ... 31, 69 Green, Sally ... 139 Greene, Rick ... 131,153 Griffith, David ... 14, 24, 68, 69,107,154, 172 Griffith, Kathleen ... 36, 69,136,172 Griset, William Grisso, Dale Grisso, Kenneth ... 14,139 Griswold, Kathleen ... 41 Griswold, Terri Groff, Randall ... 36, 51, 69 Grove, Deborah ... 42, 65, 66 Grubb, Eldon ... 36, 69 Guard, Peggy ... 29 Guenther, Janice ... 36 Haddad, Beri ... 2, 88 Haddad, Christi ... 42, 61, 86 Haeck, Roger ... 127,133 Halberg, Janet ... 36 Haller, John ... 29 Halliday, Lois ... 42, 65, 82 Hamilton, Becky ... 29,149 Hancock, Elaine ... 14 Haney, Sarah ... 36, 95,146,149 Hanson, David ... 119,128,131,153 Hanson, Howard ... 14 Harder, Allen Harding, Kenneth Harrison, Matt ... 61 Harrison, Paula ... 14 Hauck, Albert ... 36 Hawbaker, Darrel ... 14,113 Hawkins, James ... 29 Hawkins, Sandy ... 42 Hawley, Sarah ... 42 Heard, Bill Heatwole, Lillian Heffelfinger, Donna ... 36,112,172 Hendricks, Bonnie ... 36 Henthorn, William ... 29 Hepler, Marjorie Herbruck, Gary ... 36, 97 Herr, Linda ... 36 Herr, Ronald ... 29, 59, 69, 90 Hess, Richard Hewitt, Warren ... 36 Hicklin, Susan ... 36,170 Hicks, Jackie Highman, Lu Ann ... 42, 66,187 Hillery, Laverne Hillery, Steven Hinch, Jo Ann ... 14,100,151 Hinkle, Diane ... 29,112 Hirschy, Jeanine ... 42,148 Hitchman, Susan ... 42, 66 Hively, Bruce Hively, Doug Hocking, James ... 36 Hofecker, Terry ... 83,154 Hoffer, Kathryn Hoffer, Mollie ... 29 Hoffman, Kay ... 42, 46, 66, 95, 96, 97 Hoffman, Linda Hoffmeyer, Robyn Holder, Deborah ... 29 Holder, Rick ... 2,15, 61 Holm, Willard ... 42 Holman, Cheryl ... 29 Holub, Doug ... 69 Hoover, Diane ... 42 Hopper, Shelly ... 29,103,149 Horney, Sandy ... 15,112 Householder, Gary ... 42 Howell, Greg ... 29,154,170 Hoxworth, Janet ... 15,149 Hoy, Bill Hoyt, Galen Huenijon ... 37,122,123 Hueni, Stanley ... 37,112,123,153 Hughey, Stephen ... 15, 72 Huston, Greg ... 29,124,127 Hysmith, Debra ... 15,136 Imhoff, Calvin ... 30 Inks, David ... 15 Inman, Bryce ... 42, 97,101 Inman, Eugene ... 42 Inman, Gena ... 42 Irvin, Noreen ... 42,148 Irwin, Nate ... 42, 51 Jackson, David ... 42,146 Jacob, Debbie ... 37 Jacob, Sharon ... 42, 66 Jacobson, David ... 37,133 Jarnigan, Gary ... 30, 65 Jenkins, James ... 15, 65 Jensen, Debbie ... 88, 30 Jensen, Laurie ... 42 Jetter, Anita Kay ... 37 Johnson, James ... 42, 66 Johnson, J. Kay ... 15, 24, 69,149 Johnson, Jerry ... 42 Jones, Brenda ... 42 Jones, Colleen ... 37,170 Jones, Fred Jones, Marjorie ... 37 Jones, Mary ... 37 Jones, Vicki ... 69,149 Judy, Dyann Jump, Rollin ... 15 Kaminsky, Dianne ... 42 Karns, Jeffrey Katip, Sue ... 2,137 Kaufman, Beth ... 42, 66 Keener, Joyce ... 37, 65 Keffer, Ruth ... 15, 57, 59, 68, 69,149 Keillor, Debbie ... 37, 90, 91 Keller, Elizabeth Kennedy, Kathleen ... 15 Kennedy, Timothy Kent, Rebecca ... 37, 68, 69 Kerr, Jack ... 30,122,123 Kerr, Kelly Kincarte, Kathy ... 37 King, Alice ... 15 Kirby, Toni ... 30, 59, 69 Kisner, Linda Kisner, Rowland ... 16, 80, 83,149,154 Kline, Bev ... 16 Klisz, James ... 16 Knauss, Judith ... 37 Knierim, Stephen ... 16, 58, 65 Knisely, John Knowles, Patricia ... 42, 66,103 Kocheiser, Carol ... 16,149 Kovener, Curtis Kramer, Gaylord Kroes, Grant ... 42 Kyle, Dawn Laffin, Jack ... 16 LaMaster, Albert ... 30 Lamp, Larry Student Index Student Index Student Index 193 Lange, Norman ... 133 Lapp, Dale ... 16, 65 Lapp, Dennis ... 37,116,132,133,153 Lapp, Gary ... 69 Lawlor, David ... 42 Lawlor, Deborah ... 37, 69 Lawton, Stephen Lee, Denise Lee, Ruth ... 16 Lee, Joel ... 66,110 Lehman, Bill ... 30, 65, 92 Leigh, Gregory ... 37,110,129,130,131, 153 LeMasters, Bill Lengyel, Jane ... 30 Lidster, Daniel ... 42, 66 Lindelef, Bette Lindelef, Garth ... 16 Lipscomb, Tori ... 42 Logan, Charles ... 42, 51,133 Logan,Fred ... 148 Logan, Linda ... 30 Longenecker, Michael Longworth, Debra ... 43,140,141 Lopez, Gary ... 148 Loxley, Anita ... 30,149 Loxley, Jocelyn ... 43 Loy, James ... 37,120 Lukas, Peeter ... 37,146 Lukkes, Gayle ... 43, 90, 91 Lundgren, Valerie ... 37,136,137,139, 152 Lush, Mitchell ... 51,102,146 McCall, Larry ... 30, 51,172 McClure, Connie ... 43,170 McElhinney, Glenn ... 16, 89 Mclnerney, John McIntosh, Jerry ... 43, 82, 83,170 McKeag, Dan ... 16 McLamb, Jan ... 37 McNally, Mary ... 43 MacFetrich, Renee ... 43 MacKaben, Louis MacKaben, Lynn ... 37 MacWilliams, Frank ... 16 Mackey, Lew Macon, Nora ... 69,154 Maher, Ruth ... 37,112,155 Male, Mary ... 43, 65, 80 Marner, James ... 37,113 Marrow, Jan ... 43 Marshall, David ... 3,150,151 Marshall, Michael ... 17, 60,151 Marshall, Peter ... 3, 81,117,151 Martin, James ... 43,133 Mason, Karen ... 60 Mason, Norris Masur, Sandra ... 37 Mathis, Stacey ... 30, 91 Maust, Roland ... 17 Maxson, Randy ... 17, 25, 81,107,149 Mayes, Daniel ... 30, 54 Meadors, Gloria Melcher, Robert ... 43, 60 Melton, David ... 43, 65, 66 Messner, Merilyn Messner, Michael ... 65 Meyers, Fred Mielcarek, Nancy ... 43,136 Mikel, Marcia Ann ... 17 Mikels, Joy ... 43, 66 Miles, Thomas ... 17,129,130,131,153 Miller, Edward ... 94,124,126,127 Miller, Frank ... 43 Miller, John ... 43 Miller, Nancy Miller, Stephen ... 17,118 Miller, Susan ... 136 Miller, Terri ... 43 Milyard, Ellen ... 37 Mincoff, Cindy ... 43 Mineely, Barbara ... 17,155 Minton, Ronald ... 17 Misner, David ... 43, 66,121,153 Misner, Richard ... 30, 65, 69 Moeller, Daniel ... 30,154 Moine, Jacquie ... 43 Montague, Deborah ... 38 Montague, John ... 30 Moore, Donald ... 30 Moore, Nancy ... 30, 59, 69,146 Moore, Pamela ... 43 Morley, Vickie ... 38, 97,187 Morris, David ... 30, 51, 56, 65,129,131, 153 Morrissey, Charles Mort, Karen ... 17,136 Mort, Twyla ... 43,136 Moyers, Vivian ... 17,149 Munday, David ... 17, 30 Munday, Stephen Murphy, Karen ... 38 Myers, Colleen ... 43 Myers, Howard Myers, Howard M. Myers, Rose ... 31 Neff, Honey Lou ... 17 Neibert, Kim ... 38 Nelson, Ronald ... 58, 65 Nelson, Stephen ... 38,127,128,130,131 153,154 Newton, Daniel ... 38 Nichols, Kevin ... 43 Nieter, Gary ... 31 Nieter, Randolph ... 31,133 Nofsinger, Cathy ... 38, 97 Noll, Doug Nolt, Linda ... 38 Norris, Philip ... 31, 65 Nymberg, Vicki ... 43 Oberholtzer, Curt ... 43 Ogden, Carol Ogden, David ... 80, 81 Ogden, Diane Ogden, Pam Olson, Priscilla Osborne, Kim ... 31,171 Pappas, Becky Parker, John ... 31 Parrish, Jeff ... 38 Parry, David ... 31 Parton, Sharon ... 38 Patterson, Billy Joe ... 31 Patterson, Sheryl ... 31 Paxton, Millicent Payne, Rebecca ... 18 Peffley, Theresa ... 43 Peponis, Alexis ... 31, 89,187 Perkins, Mark ... 43, 66 Perry, Martha Perryman, Janice ... 18,46, 57, 68, 69 Phillippi, Holly ... 18,149,175 Phillippi, Robin ... 38,175 Placeway, Timothy ... 38, 65 Plastow, Denise ... 43 Plice, Denise ... 18 Plumb, Kim Polley, Terri ... 31 Porter, Linda ... 43, 66 Porter, Vic ... 38,133,153 Porterfield, Robert ... 31, 65 Powell, Jim ... 44 Pritchard, John ... 18 Pritchett, Daniel Pritchett, Timothy ... 66 Putnam, Karen Rager, Timothy Rampy, Carol Ramsey, Dan ... 44 Ramsey, Nancy ... 18 Rand, Steven ... 18,171 Randall, Mark ... 38, 97,134,135 Rank, David ... 44 Rapp, Kerry ... 44,113,155 Ream, Kim ... 44, 66 Regier, Darrel Retzer, Marvin ... 31,103,146,170 Reynolds, Carol Reynolds, Rick Rheinheimer, Randall ... 38 Rice, Debra ... 38 Rich, Joseph ... 18, 51,113 Rife, John ... 38,148 Riggan, Edwin ... 38, 59, 69 Rinearson, Randall Ring, Thomas ... 18, 51 Ritchie, Kenneth ... 31, 58, 65 Ritter, Richard Rittgers, Bruce Robbins, Bruce ... 18 Robbins, Larry .., 38, 60, 80 Robinson, Alan ... 18,149 Robinson, Ethel Robinson, Stephen ... 18 Roderick, Judy ... 38 Roderick, Michael ... 38,102,133 Rodgers, David Roe, Nancy ... 19, 90 Rogers, Becky ... 44, 66 Rogers, James ... 44 Rogers, JoAnn ... 3 Rohrer, David ... 44, 66 Rohrer, Michael ... 44, 66 Student Index Student Index Student Index 194 Rollins, Richard ... 44 Root, Marlene ... 19, 95,154 Rosner, Linda ... 19, 59, 69 Rossbach, Jeffrey ... 19, 51 Rosseels, Susanne ... 44 Rossman, Linda ... 31, 69 Rousselow, Judy ... 38 Rowe, Sandra ... 38 Rowell, Kathy ... 31,155,173 Rupp, Gladine ... 39,172 Rush, Dave Ryerson, Thomas ... 39, 69,102 Sainer, Nedra ... 19 Sand, Karyl ... 44 Sanders, Sharon ... 31, 91,107,139 Sando, M. Vahnjah ... 39, 51 Sargen, Jodie ... 59, 69, 82,103,136,139, 152 Savage,Sarah ... 39 Scantlen, Ronald ... 31 Schafer, Ronnalee ... 39 Schilperoort, Teresa ... 39, 97,155,172 Schmidt, Randy ... 39 Scheeman, Diane ... 44 Schnieders, Mary ... 19,149 Schultz, Dennis ... 148 Scott, Cynthia ... 39 Seale, Joy ... 44 Sechrist, Steve Seibert, Jocelyn ... 44 Sellers, Randy ... 132,133 Sellers, Sharon Seth, Deborah Shade, Doug ... 31 Sharp,Steven Sharp, Thomas ... 32,131,155 Shippy, Holly Shirk, Joy ... 32,136,155 Shirley, Kathleen ... 39 Shoumake, Cheryl ... 39 Schowers, Louis ... 32 Shriver, Nancy ... 172 Shuler, Laura ... 19 Shultz, Jana Simmons, Roger ... 39,146 Skiles, Sheryl ... 69 Slaymaker, Doris Smith, Debra ... 39, 60, 82, 95,149 Smith, Sherilyn ... 44, 66 Smith, Thomas ... 39, 90, 91,133,153 Snider, Ron ... 154 Snoddy, Susan ... 44 Snodgrass, Linda ... 32 Snodgross, Thomas ... 121,132,133 Snyder, Sharon Sotnikow, Leona ... 44 Springer, Sherrie ... 39 Staff, David ... 19, 25,124,126,127 Stakes, Mark ... 44 Stall, Martha ... 19 Stamm, Gregory ... 44, 60,106,187 Stapleton, Linda ... 32 Stark, Mary Beth ... 39,95 Stauffer, Gerald ... 19,103,149 Stauffer, JoAnn Stauffer, Steven ... 39, 58, 65 Stevens, Marvin ... 19 Stewart, Cindy ... 44, 66,137,139 Stewart, Gregory ... 39,112,133,155 Stewart, Rebecca ... 39, 44,137 Stice, Amy Stiffler, Karen ... 44, 61, 66 Stock, Russell ... 44,101,151 Stockdale, Sandra ... 44 Stoll, Jane Stombaugh, Larry ... 44, 61,133 Stone, Bruce Stoneback, Pam ... 172 Stong, Deanna ... 44,171 Stormer, Sue ... 44, 66 Stout, Sandra Strappello, Richard ... 32 Streets, Debbie ... 44 Streets, Raymond ... 20,124,126,127 Strine, JoAnn Summer, Lynn Summers, Robin ... 39 Summers, Ronda ... 45,140,141 Suter, Susan ... 20, 25,146,149 Swagerty, Daniel ... 19,127,128,130,131, 153,173 Swihart, David ... 45 Swihart, William Symons, Nancy ... 45,136,137,138,139, 152 Taylor, Pam ... 45 Teeple, Sara ... 20,149 Teeter, Gay ... 39, 82 Terrell, Mark Terrell, Millie ... 39 Terry, Julia ... 3 Teterud, Wesley ... 20 Thiessen, LaVonna ... 45, 66,112 Thom, Steven Thomas, Elaine ... 20,112,149,151 Thomas, Karen ... 39 Thomas, Scott ... 45,106 Thompson, Janice ... 20, 90 Thompson, Ned Thurston, Viscount ... 20, 97 Toirac, Susan ... 45, 66 Tomsheck, Matthew ... 101,127,133 Toroian, Cheryl ... 139 Toroian, Ginny ... 32, 83,150 Townsend, Barbara Townsend, Kenneth ... 32,146,171 Townsend, Roger ... 39,102 Toy, Donald ... 172 Toy, Rodger ... 39,133,172 True, Marsha Tschantz, Wendi ... 39, 82,107 Tschudy, Ronald ... 20,149 Turner, Marilyn ... 39 Tyson, Rene ... 20 Unger, Frances ... 39,148 Unowicz, Betty Van Corbach, Carol ... 82, 83, 95 Vaughn, Terry ... 39, 65,106 Vawter, V. L_20 Veit, Jean ... 45, 66 Volstad, Keith Wagner, Lillian Faye ... 39,152 Walker, James ... 102 Walker, Karen ... 39, 60, 69 Walker, Linda ... 66,102,140 141 Wallace, Alice ... 20, 25, 59, 69, 82,112, 150,151,186 Wallace, Cynthia ... 45 Walmer, Robert Walters, Judy ... 20, 59, 69, 90 Walters, Pam ... 21 Warden, Debbie ... 2, 88 Warstler, Dianne ... 45, 66 Watson, Cindy ... 45 Weaver, Sue Weil, Timothy Weinstein, Bryon ... 39 Welling, Brenda ... 45,155 Welsh, Raymond ... 32,173 Wenger, Bob ... 90, 91 Whirledge, Douglas ... 45 Whitcomb, David ... 45,154 Whiteker, Ray White, Russ Whitmyer, Ralph Wickstrom, Phil ... 45,122,123,127 Wilcoxson, Brenda ... 69,136,137,139, 152 Wilcoxson, Brent ... 45, 66 Willman, Peg ... 45 Wilmoth, Richard Wilson, Todd Winey, Gary ... 3, 39, 51,65 Winn, Bill Winstead, James Winstead, Phyllis Wireman, Juanita ... 45 Witwer, Mark ... 39 Wold, Gary Wolfe, Joy ... 32 Wolford, Joe ... 39 Wolters, Clark ... 21 Woodburn, Ginny Woodward, Robert ... 39,110,131,153 Woomer, Carol Woolman, Gary ... 39, 69,123,153 Woomer, Carol ... 21 Workman, Mark ... 39, 90 Workman, Michael ... 32 Wray, LuAnn ... 45 Wroughton, Richard ... 66, 84 Yantiss, Glennda Yavor, Mark Yocum, Mike ... 45, 66,110 Yoder, Peggy ... 32 Yoder, Rodney ... 123 Yount, Mike ... 51,133 Zielasko, Jim ... 45 Zook, Linda ... 45 Zook, Susan ... 21, 89,103,149,151 Zootman, Nord Zuber, Kevin Zuercher, Elaine ... 39 Student Index Student Index Student 195 for if these things be in you, and abound ... they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. 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