Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

1 v ■ 3 7 nog 12 )!h v; % i m v - ' � ; . ' 1 � .« j - y , ■ • «■• 4 ♦ r, i V � ' fr , - • 7 H -V � | In this year of our Lord 1976 we are honoring our country on the occasion of its 200th birthday—a country whose beginning roots were firmly esta¬ blished in the principle that except the Lord build the house they labor in vain that build it. It seems fitting on this occasion that we also show honor to a couple whose adherence to this principle has been exemplified in the growth of Grace Schools—Dr. and Mrs. Herman A. Hoyt. The Hoyts have been associated with Grace Schools since its inception in 1937. Dr. Hoyt, after having served as a teacher and then an administrator for several years, became president of Grace in 1962. At the end of this year Dr. Hoyt will once again assume a new position, that of chancellor. During the 39 years the Hoyts have spent at Grace, Mrs. Hoyt has continued to serve the school through serving her husband. This dear godly woman has faithfully filled the role of standing beside her husband since their marriage in 1930. It is with a deep sense of appreciation that we dedicate the 1976 Heritage to this couple so dedicated to US! 15 ACADEMIA ' ■ • ' T 6 y m |t frjM V tf ; 4 .1 jx i L ' _ J ljQ ' W K r A J fT) il rv tfc • J -% lT _ tlTT V. 0« ria � t C I J « ffyl Vpl c taTcAS t K7 v ir johmq v A a ' v ’ A LL._ - Jf ri p vAir ,WS 7 n ' Itt ' ■ f tTI A, . ' r • r.j. T Jft 1 2 3 LX f f V is mi •W V m. . ftC al .11 ■ ’w t-nsf ' s y,. i 1 % 0 A v ' O - k . V v .,;r . .■ -« a _ : F . s. Graduation 1976 1 Nancy Emch receives congratulations from Mrs. Moore. 2 Four years of college come to an end as Cami Robbins receives her diploma from Dr. Hoyt. 3 Seniors prepare to march down the aisle of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. 4 Becky and John Pappas greet friends after graduation. 5 Graduation is a time for pictures to add to the family album. 6 Faculty member Charles Ashman presents his son Karl with his diploma. 18 20 X “Grace College was accepted as a Recognized Candidate for Accredi¬ tation in the spring of 1973. It has been growing steadily since. None of its strengths are new, patched together or cosmetic. They are basic to what the college is. ' ’ So reads a part of the report sent to the college from the North Central Association. After three years of hard work, Grace gained full accreditation in 1976. Shown above are members of the Associa¬ tion and the self-study group that helped bring about the college’s new status. At left, Dr. Hoyt accepts a congratulatory plaque presented by several of the city’s civic groups. 1 Division of English and Journalism Members of the English and Journalism faculty include Professor Robert Arend, Dr. Edgar Lovelady, Terry White and Paulette Sauders. 23 The Sounding Board Pictured in the newspaper office are Don Cramer, Terry White, Mike Champion, Bruce Ressler (seated), Jim Johnson, Nora Macon, Vicki DeBolt, Ken Grisso, Jeanine Hirschy, Noreen Irvin and Viki Cover (seated), Jeff Ahlgrim, Dan Gehrke and Doug Oplinger. 24 25 EDITOR.Grant Kroes FACULTY ADVISOR.Dr. Stephen Young BUSINESS MANAGER. Jim Campbell COPYEDITOR . Randy Maxson STAFF. Liz Cutler . Becky Pappas .Jim Setty .Karen Thomas HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER.Doug Conrad CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS.Grant Kroes .Gary Lopez .Kerry Rapp . Brad Skiles COVER DESIGN.Grant Kroes This page: Doug Conrad, Grant Kroes. Opposite page: Liz Cutler, Randy Maxson. 28 Mgg g gL 1 Division of Modern Classical Languages ; i ' 2;; |v •• ' - 5 ' ■ m • i Serving in the language department are Dorothy Toirac—French, and Phillip Jones—Spanish. 31 Division of Natural Science Seated at his desk is Dr. Jesse Hum- berd, Chairman of the Science Department. Dr. DeYoung, Dr. Departed, Dr. Dilling and Dr. Jeffreys meet in one of the labs. Also pictured on the opposite page is Dr. Ray Gsell. mmm ! � ■ if SiPSl lit m m • « HH 1 ; •A � r � % 32 .a - 1 i I i i i Groudbreaking for the new science building marked an important step forward in Grace’s comprehensive building program—benefitting not only science majors but the entire student body. On this page is an aerial view of the groundbreaking. Also pictured is one of the students who helped raise money for the project by gleaning corn. Some of the special speakers are pictured on the opposite page along with Dr. Hoyt and Dr. Humberd digging the first shovel full. 34 L .. s ■ . i •• V 4. ■- - ... J9 •4 firac Division of Religion and Philosophy While Professor Fowler takes time out from his Bible class for a telephone conversation, Dr. Beaver and Dr. Dearborn pose with Professor Hahnlen for a persistent yearbook photographer. Division of Social Science Shown behind the globe in the library are Ken Taylor-Sociology, and R. Wayne Snider and Bob Mathisen—History. Rumor has it the three are dis¬ cussing the sociological impact of the American government on world history. 39 1 Jim Kessler and Yvonne Messner—Physical Education, Dave Wickstrom—Psychology, Phil Hoskins and Terry Schrock—Physical Education. 2 Dr. Bruce Alcorn and Mary Fink—Education. 3 Creative teaching techniques demonstrated in El. Ed. class. 4 A meeting of the Student Education Association. 5 Two students brave the fierce waves of Winona Lake during a P.E. class. 40 Division of Education and Psychology Department of Speech and Drama “The Department of Speech and Drama proudly presents . . Professor Stephen Grill, Dr. Mervin Ziegler and Dr. Stephen Young. Reader ' s Theatre jfr 1 : JR( w % i |f|r { ■P wro - sSfV .-• ' ' TOr 1 ' . , B 1 1 m c-SB N9 :€ ' j t’, ' •■ li, 1 v - y Sir ikVe IS ' iI mm ' i? Vjgm Qeorge Washington Slept Here! £ i f jr 1 1 A ' I -M J Members of the play cast were: (back row) Ron Smals, Steve Munday, Sue Stormer, Mike Boze, Scott Franchino, Kerry Rapp, Lorraine Edmiston, Jim Loy; (front row) Karl Ashman, Lynn Bonham, Liz Cutler, Cindi Mann, Rich Wroughton, Nancy McClellan, Debbie Tweedale, Barb McClellan, Mike Yocum. 45 I i i Senior recital—from idea, to make-up, to costume, to finished product . . . % 48 Department of Art Staffing the Art Department are Professors Jean Coverstone and Arthur Davis. ' I 49 Department of Music 52 ■ I Dimensions in Brass 54 56 Presenting Christ in Song... 1 Professor Donald Ogden and the sophomore choir. 2 Freshman choir directed by Roland Felts. 3 The concert choir along with Pro¬ fessor Ogden pose at WLBC. 57 Choir Tour 58 frlrnirii ifli® rjra as- ' itfc ,r ji •lay rtjrjS frvWl , nSW r4 ' .., Kirill!.frAuif ? ifc (I) 5 in, 1 ' i� VtrciV ' W Itf llwtos ' :• ’ ' ' ViV� M ’ tij ” V Bible studies, visiting interesting places and relieving tension with im¬ promptu chicken fights are all an integral part of choir tours. Somehow, throwing rocks fits in too? Q y SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS Conferences Offer Spiritual Insight “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee . . Dedicated men who not only knew the Word of God and its practical appli cations but knew how to present their knowledge made conference both interesting and inspiring. Featured speakers were: Tom Taylor—Spiritual Life Conference, Dr. Gangle (5) and Dr. White-Bible Conference, Dan Hollis-G Club Conference (3), Dr. Fullerton (1 4) and Dr. Whitcomb- Missionary Conference. 65 Special Speakers Highlight Chapel The daily chapel period at Grace College provided a time for students to sleep, study, but most importantly to be spiritually challenged. Chaplain Jenkin’s leadership helped secure teachers and speakers for the sessions during the year. A number of capable men where brought to Grace including Knute Larson (2), Steve Bolt (3), Bill Glass (4) and Colonel Heath Bottom- ly (1). These men brought spiritual challenge to the student body. Inter¬ spersed throughout the year were a number of special bicentennial presenta¬ tions by Professor Steve Grill, Randy Maxson, Jane Lengyel and Steve Munday. Each portrayed an American figure important in the historical development of our nation. Spiritual Life Awards Spiritual life awards were presented this year to (back row) Allen Frey, Randy Groff, Thomas Williamson, (front row) Lisa Boggs, Cheryl Cessna, Jo Ann Rogers. . v v ; l BBS i Students Unite In Prayer and Spirit The fall and spring days of prayer served not only to afford students an opportunity to pray together, but were also unique spiritual experiences in that a real sense of the Holy Spirit was felt, drawing Christian brothers and sisters together with a bond of love. 69 1) GMA president Randy Schmidt 2) European Prayer Band—Dan Ramsey, Denise Plastow, Barb Aim, Mary McNally, Marjorie Jones 3) Hispanic Ministries—Scott Schaffer, Steve Nelson, Kerry Rapp, Marvin England, Brenda Welling, Tom Sharp, Joy Shirk, Kathy Rowell, Sheilah Champion, Martha Knop 4) Child Evangelism—Nancy Emch. 2 70 C race Missions in Action 72 A new GMA group, Foreign Missions Fellowship, was introduced this year. It was successful in keeping those who attended abreast of the need for and the needs of foreign missions. Jail team was another integral part of Grace Missions in Action. They found speaking at the jail both interesting and challenging. 73 Touring Qroups Praise the Lord! Three groups, outside of the choirs, toured for Grace this year. These consisted of two musical groups. (1) Sounding Brass, a brass ensemble; (2) Redeemed, a vocal group; and (3) one dramatic team, a reader’s theatre. 74 T The dorm provides a place for individual Bible Study as well as opportunities for group devotions and dorm Bible Studies. Chaplain Jenkins (below, left) uses an M-l during the Beta Bible Study to graphically illustrate a point. 77 “Christian Service” isn’t a one-act play, to be performed once a week and reported once a month; rather, Christian service is a way of life. It really I consists of Christians caring—caring enough to share their time and talents. And whether it’s illustrating the Bible through magic or praising God in song, these and other Grace students know what it means to “serve Christ.” 78 COMPETITION vs ; r • V ••• � ' l r tlTl 1 « • ' ' � ♦ ' ' ' . . cm- ; 1 • r « «££ « fa • ,. ‘ i t f ' s r „ W ✓ , v, ' la V ' V L’ ‘ w” ' v , ’ X Sd||g£j js ; mf I r V • rw - x. v 5 . «■ v- • • .. V l ,r £v , i k’ 1 ' i, ' ’V ' m � ?$. T’vfftfc? r y • tfjt : « £ Soccer Team No.1! - « ■ ■ . ■ «... ■ ‘ tw 1 • -.T ± « 82 «• ! w 2 ■ : |p ■% ■1 f r T . •ww !? ' , J. ' R- V ' ' - ' -• ' ■ ... N| - 1 - ■ •« t - “ 4 .. .. i i A VS • ► ■■ s $ mi 1 -% h The Grace College soccer team ended the ’76 season in the number one position in District III. The Lancer hooters defeated Grand Rapids Baptist College 2-1 to capture the NCCAA district play-offs. Named to the All- District team were John Boots, Jeff Cahill, Paul Henning and Dennis Lapp. Goalie Dave Hanson and Forw ard Paul Henning achieved All-Conference berths. 83 . . u- ' m V ’ •«. ■ .«o -■• 4 I ■ . ' - -.C- ' :, ’ ! r ■,, . - % ■ ■ ft :r mm ' llfel § $53 r ,. u v v H ? . f • -s 4H v . 4 r r 7 f 1 mm - 1 |§ 1 : h | • v; i 1 t iJ t A ! i , The Grace cross-country team managed an impressive third place finish for the 1976 season against tough MCC competition. The Lancer five-milers finished behind Tri- State and Huntington, missing second place by only three points. 86 C race Cross Country Team Hosts National Meet Tennis Team Takes Number Two 88 A strong Lancer tennis team took the number two spot in the MCC Championships this year. All-Conference player Gary Woolman won the number one singles match, while Dave Beeson defeated all the competition in the number five singles category to help the team to the second-place standing. Lancers District III Champs! The Grace men’s varsity basketball team clinched the 1975-76 District III Championship of the NCCAA in a title bout against John Wesley, winning handily 100-86. The Lancers took second in the annual Turkey Classic being defeated by Olivet in overtime 66-65. Individual honors for the year went to Doug Noll and Bob Burns. Noll was selected as a member of the 1975-76 All District 21 Team of the NAIA, being fifth leading scorer in the NA1A this season with a 28.3 points per game average. Noll and Burns were both named to the All District III team while Burns’ outstanding performance during the Turkey Classic gave him a spot on the All Tourney Team. Phil Hoskins proved himself in his first year as head coach—producing a winning ball team and being elected Coach of the Year. Included in the team shot are: (first row) Terry Day, Larry Downs, Greg Huston, Don Dickey, Doug Lee, Doug Noll; (back row) Coach Phil Hoskins, Omer Sheteron, Roger Haeck, Phil Wickstrom, Mat Tomsheck, Brent Wilcoxson, Bob Burns, Steve NeLon, Coach Jim Kessler, Tom Eichorst. 91 92 4 r —_ 1) Swish lets fly one of his bull’s-eye shots that gave him his name. 2) Biggest Lancer scoring threat, Doc makes it look easy against Tri-State defenders. 3) Larue, causing excitement whenever he’s on the floor, fights through traffic on his way to the basket. 4) With no place to go but up, Pinky sets up the Lancer offense. 5) Big “T”— big on offense, big on defense. 6) Boppin’ Bobby shoots through flailing arms for a two-pointer. JV Ballplayers Qain Experience t . M- fc | 94 Baseball Finishes 8 h Making up the team were: (front row) Terry Day, Doug Strader, Dan Allan, Greg Leigh, Butch DeRenzo, Dean Zentz, Brian Dawson; (back row) Coach Don Fowler, Tim Arens, Rudy Glingle, Dave Morris, John Boots, Steve Nelson, Rick Greene, Dave Hanson, Steve Barrett, Coach Gary Faudree. 96 The 1976 Grace College baseball team very nearly pulled out a tie for first place in the MCC but were defeated in the last game of the season by a hard¬ hitting Huntington squad.The Lancers wrapped up the year with an 8-4 record and the number two spot in the district. 97 ¥ .jo MhhmHHHH! Trackmen Second in NCCAA - (SLftitfO A determined Lancer track team turned in an outstanding perform¬ ance ending the season in second place both in the NCCAA and the MCC. Field events, previously a week spot for Grace, took a boost this year from several new perform¬ ers, while the Lancer running attack continued to dominate most of the opposition. Qolf Team Meets Challenge Lancer golfers included: Doug Noll, Gary Jarnagin, Doug Lee, Mark Randall, Vernon Fredericks. ? ;?• • v ■! 100 Qymnastics i. ' lUSVNt ' t 0d 3 Wrestling Club Wrestling Club members pictured are: (front row) Rod Yoder, Don Moore, Steve Maurer, Mike Yocum; (back row) Faculty Advisor Jones, Mark Stockwell, Jim Martin, Ric Franks, Mark Hammett, Dave Swihart, Coach Stephen Blake. mnnmii i Lanccrettes Play Hard, Win Big! 102 The Grace College women’s basketball team ran up an impressive record during the 1976 season. The Lancerettes finished 13-3 for one of their best years ever. Team members included: Becky Stewart, Cathy Garrick, Lorraine Edmiston, Brenda Wilcoxson, Carol Hively, Nancy Lee, Missy Delk, Val Lundgren, Diana Stark. 103 The Lancerettes finished the 1976 softball season with a resounding 27-12 victory over Manchester in which they produced a record 31 hits. The team compiled a near perfect 9-1 record over their opponents. 104 Women ' s Softball Qains Near Perfection Team members were: (front row) Mary Hochstedler, Kim Ream, Brenda Elder, Jodi Sargen, Pat Buffkin; (middle row) Assistant Coach Brian Weinstein, Missy Delk, Val Lundgren, Annemaric Schmidt, Cheryl Toroian, Coach Yvonne Messner; (back row) Carol Hively, Chcrie Fritz, Cathy Garrick, Brenda Wilcoxson, Devonna Parks. 105 Women Volleyballers Show Skill, Talent r i [, Up ; r i i 106 107 Q-Club and WRA Help Bring Athletes Together np ! i i Intramural Players Exhibit Will To Win! 108 mm RM Cheerleaders for the year were: (front row) Deb Longworth, Ronda Summers, Teresa Hauck; (back row) Annette Blackburn, Linda Walker, Debbie Loy. i 110 Cheerleaders and Band Add Pep! Incorporating the help of several G-Club members, the 1976 Cheerleading Squad made a winning combination to complement the Lancer basketball and so ccer teams. This, along with the always exceptional Pep Band, helped bring spirit and excitement to a high pitch at every game. Ill m i yi p . j. !•• X ;• :-? -v f. � • (;?!.: s 3 B ' 3ra 9S� ® sl ® . A :‘-v‘ ‘ ' •! ' 4 ’ ‘■ : ' ?,•;• v.- SStefiS « ■ . ■ COMPANIONSHIP Kenneth Townsend—Treasurer of GMA, Junior Class president, Stu¬ dent senate, Student affairs com¬ mittee, Bicentennial committee, Sounding Board, “B” Basketball, Intramural basketball, (3 yrs.), Beyer Home Bible study (1 yr.), Delta Tau Chi (1 yr.), WLBC high school youth sponsor and Sunday school teacher (2 yrs.). Carol Hively—Sophomore class sec¬ retary, WRA president, volleyball, basketball, softball, CEF, Resident Assistant, Sunday school teacher, Church choir, Homecoming court, Freshman Christian service award, honor award. Nancy Emch—Freshman class secre¬ tary, Cheerleader (2 yrs.), Fresh¬ man ensemble, Concert choir (3 yrs.), Gospel team (2 yrs.), Drama team (2 yrs.), Nursing home (1 yr.), Resident Assistant (2 yrs.), Operetta (2 yrs.), Play (1 yr.), Christian serv¬ ice in a local church, SEA (2 y rs.), Oratorio (3 yrs.), Student member of Grace Bicentennial Comittee. Mitch Lush—Sophomore president, president of GMA, soccer (1 yr.), Delta Tau Chi (1 yr.), per¬ sonal evangelism, GMA Bible study. 114 Seven Named To Who ' s Who Nancy Moore Skiles—Alpha dorm president, representative in student senate (1 yr.), student senate sec¬ retary (1 yr.), gospel quartet (freshman quartet and “His” 2 yrs.), concert choir (3 yrs.) choir tour (1 yr.), Nursing home ministry (1 yr.), Homecoming court. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities is based upon elected and appointed leadership, attitudes, influence, and loyalty. Citizenship, campus activities, and general services also play an impor¬ tant part in determining who is honored. Those honored are first nominated by their fellow students. Faculty votes determine who re¬ ceives the honor. Jane Lengyel—Junior class secretary, Drama team, director—freshman ensemble, Reader’s Theatre, fall 75 stage manager for play, Resident Assistant, Nursing home ministry, Personal evangelism, pianist for local church, drama award 74-75. Dennis Shultz—President freshman class, Treasurer—student senate, editor— Sounding Board, Boy’s Brigade 74-75, college quiz team, winner 1975 Americans for America essay contest, acting president Circle K. 115 Social Life Is Responsibility of Social Activities Board The Social Activities Board is the brains behind many campus events. They sponsor parties, banquets, and other entertainment for the student body while they coordinate the programs and activities of the classes and organizations. This year’s board was led by Karl Ashman, assisted by Mike Workman. 1 1) Paul Henning was one of the winners in the SAB Talent Show. 2) 1975-76 SAB. 1. to r. front row—S. Hopper, V. Sando, V. Lundgren, D. Rank, C. Holman, Middle row—J. Keener, L. Halliday, K. Ashman, C. Ashman, M. Jones, D. Warden. Back row—B. Butterbaugh, M. Workman, R. Stock. 3) SAB President Karl Ashman takes part in the May Day Activities. 4) Social Assistant Janet Keener helps Steve Munday with his blindfold. 116 L. 3 1) George and Martha Washington were the guests of honor. 2) A wide variety of guests attended. 3) A barbershop quar¬ tet of Phil Early, Rich Wroughton, Marvin England, and Mike Yocum favored the audience with several songs. 4) A bicen¬ tennial cake and ice cream was served by Cindy Scott and Deb Keillor. ✓✓ An Evening With George and Martha Come dressed as one of your ancestors’’ the announcement read, and they did. Grace students flocked to the Lamp on April 24th attired in nostalgic ' regalia to attend this year’s SAB nostalgia. A variety of people attended “An Evening With George and Martha Washington.” They ranged from Daniel Boone to our national bird. ’ The highlight of the evening came with the introduction of George and Martha, played by Vic Derenzo and Kathy Kincarte. Bicentennial cake and ice cream was enjoyed by everyone and the film “The Great Race” was shown. 117 Freshman Initiatian -The Tribulation A thief in the night ... or rather, the morning. What is this? The rapture? No, it is initiation—a trying time of tribulation. Time to hit the showers (cold, of course) and turn the clothes inside out. Each freshman must receive the “mark of the sophomores” before going for the traditional serenade. Flour, water, and rolling in the dew. If this is what the Tribulation will be like, I’m sure glad I won’t be here. 1) Initiation can be a humiliating experience. 2) Freshmen “roll” into a new year. 3) An early morning serenade is enjoyed by Dr. and Mrs. Uphouse. 4) The “mark of the sophs” requires no utensils for Cindy Mann’s breakfast. 5) Neatness is not a requirement for Doug Strader s breakfast this morning. 118 1) Every muscle is put into action as Tim Arens carries the ball for the sophomores. 2) As they build their sand castle, Greg Howell and Colleen Jones build dreams of stronger substance. 3) One nice way to spend the day is soaking up the last few rays of the summer sun. 4) A good game of volley ball works up an appetite for lunch. 5) Retreat gives one an opportunity to discover the wonders of God’s creation. Fall Retreat - A Time for Relaxation The first few weeks are over—they game of soccer? If you are not too are the hardest and now there is a tired, let’s take a walk on the beach, chance to relax. Epworth Forest. Fall We can watch the sun set at the end Retreat. How about lunch, then a of a beautiful day. i Sue Downs Crowned Homecoming Queen 2 Coronation of Sue Downs as Home¬ coming Queen on Friday, October 3, began “A New Dawn”. Also reigning were attendents Kim Os¬ borne, Nancy Moore, Kathy Shirley, Kay Hoffman, and Brenda Frazier. After the coronation the court was honored at a reception at the Winona Hotel. From the Hotel, the Pep Club led the participants to the Athletic field for a bonfire pep rally. Saturday dawned a busy program for the court as it reigned over the Grace-Huntington Soccer match which the Lancers lost 3-2 in an overtime. The evening events included the Alumni Banquet at the Fairground’s Shrine Building and a musical concert at the Rode- heaver Auditorium. 1) Senior attendent Nancy Moore and her escort Lonnie Skiles, begin the long walk to the front. 2) The 1975 Grace College Homecoming Court and escorts. 1 to r. Row 1—S. Downs, T. Smith, N. Moore. Row 2—K. Osborne, R. Weimer, L. Skiles. Row 3—K. Hoffman, K. Shirley, D. Manduka. Row 4—C. Bjurstrom, C. Walker, B. Frazier. 120 I 1) The reception gives Sue and Smitty an opportunity to greet friends and receive congratulations. 2) The master of cere¬ monies for the evening is Dr. Steve Young. 1 121 Valentines Hear Positive Side Unlucky spells broke as couples used February’s Friday the 13th to celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Winona Hotel. A banquet meal of fruit cocktail, rib eye steak, baked potato, broccoli with cheese sauce and cherry cheesecake preceded the musical entertainment, “Positive Side.” The Valentine charm carried to after-banquet retreats such as Ferrell’s Ice Cream Parlor in South Bend. 1) The Valentine’s Banquet holds pre¬ cious memories for special couples. 2) Valentine’s Day—a time for sharing hearts. 3) “Positive Side” from Ft. Wayne Bible College furnished music. 122 Campus comic, Vic DeRenzo, decided to carry his capers into a prank at Ferrell’s Ice Cream Parlor in South Bend. Fortunately for the prankee, the prankster’s idea back-fired and Vic was left holding the spoon for a birthday sundae even though it wasn’t his birthday. 123 Frosh-Soph Banquet at Ft. Wayne This year the freshman and sopho¬ more classes returned to the Heritage House in Ft. Wayne for the Fresh¬ man-Sophomore banquet on March 26. Couples enjoyed a delicious meal, choosing what they wanted from a vast array of dishes on the smorgasbord. Following the meal “Renaissance” provided entertain¬ ment in the form of contemporary- gospel music. 1 124 1) The tables were laden with food... 2) Couples took a break from school food to enjoy a delicious meal. 3) Phil Wick- strom helps himself to one of many dishes on the table. 4) The Heritage House provides a delightful setting for the banquet. 5) “The Renaissance”, from Michigan, gave a concert of gospel music. t mss Jrs. Look To and the Srs. Past 2 1) Kathy Griffith puts the final touches on the decorations. 2) Couples arrive early to enjoy the banquet. 3) Seniors Steve Munday and Kim Osborne have much to reflect over the past four years. 4) Senior class president Greg Howell and Colleen Jones find the banquet enjoyable. 5) Entertainment for the evening was Paul Schumacher. 6) The evening went smoothly thanks to the efforts of Junior class president Gary Herbruck and his date Cathy Nofsinger. 126 1 Mayday - Almost Anything Goes! | i Beginning with a picnic lunch at the Winona Park, Grace students cele¬ brated May Day on April 30th. Sophomore Denise Plastow was crowned May Queen and the freshmen came out on top in the class competition. 128 4 6 1) Birthday boy Dave Ehrhardt takes a dip in Winona Lake. 2) Denise Plastow and her escort Dan Ramsey reign over the day’s activities. 3) Junior Dan Newton participates in the greased log. 4) The sophomores see how many students will fit into a VW. 5) A picnic lunch began the day. 6) SAB president Karl Ashman served as MC. 129 Parents Visit Grace | | 1 Coming in search of their long lost children, many parents visited the campus on April 30 - May 2. Varied activities provided opportunities for families to get together. Programs were presented both Friday and Saturday evenings at Rodeheaver Auditorium. Family worship at various churches in the area gave a spiritual focus to the weekend. 1) Sponsored by the drama department, young and old enjoyed the Bicentennial pageant on Saturday. 2) Parent’s weekend gives father and son a chance to be alone. 3) A Bicentennial concert was presented Friday night under the direction of Prof. Felts. 4) Parents find the display in the educational resource center interesting. 130 1 )Gloria Carson explains a picture in the art gallery to guests. 2) Many profs, such as Dr. Dilling, were available to meet their student’s folks. 3) On hand to greet pa¬ rents was Mrs. Moore. 2 131 Artist-Concert Series Enlightens. Entertains 1 132 1) The Kantorei, the Singing Boys of Rockford, Illinois, presented a patriotic program second semester. 2) A member of the Indiana University faculty, Robert Rayfield, performed at the Winona Lake Brethren Church on November 8. 3) Wayne Fehrer observes a clock made by POW’s in Vietnam. 4) A Vietnam prisoner of war and the unofficial chaplain of prisoners in the “Hanoi Hilton,” Charles Plumb of Kansas City, autographs one of his books after his lecture. 5) Early in March, the New Christy Minstrels gave a varied program at Rodeheaver Auditorium. J 133 I 1776-1976 The Bicentennial 1) “Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof.” 2) Early in the year Prof. Grill portrayed Marquis de Lafayette in chapel. 3) Jane Lengyel gets some assistance with her make-up for Mercy Otis Warren. 4) The battle of Gettysburg was recalled by John Burns, presented by Prof. Grill. 5) The person of Abraham Lincoln was portrayed by Steve Munday in his senior recital. 134 Two hundred years of liberty was cele¬ brated in various ways on campus this year. In five separate presentations, famous characters from our history were presented. Three of these programs were requirements of speech majors. Each program gave insight into our treasured past. 135 Qivc Me Liberty Or Qive Me Death! 1 2 1) “One if by land, two if by sea . . . 2) Jane Lengyel presented Mercy Otis Warren in chapel. 3, 4, 5) In his senior recital, Randy Maxson presented “Four Voices of American Liberty.” 136 . . . It is in vain, to extenuate the matter. Gentlemen may cry, Peace, peace—but there is no peace. The war is actually begun! The next gale, that sweeps from the north, will bring to our ears that clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What would they have? Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! 137 k An important part of college life is the dorm. It’s strange how close of friends you become when you live together. Life in the dorm is never dull. From the time you walk in to meet that stranger called “a room¬ mate” to the last night when, with a roommate called “friend” you TP someone’s door, the action never stops. Dorm Activities Complete Social Circle -L 9 1) Enthralled with the appearance of Santa Claus at the dorm Christmas party is Robin Williams and Beth Tincher. 2) Doughnuts add to the gaity of a hall party. 3) Spare mo¬ ments are spent solving life’s problems. 4) Women R.A.’s 1. to r. back—N. Emch, J. Lengyel, T. Kirby, J. Bollman, V. Jones, dorm pres. J. Carey, C. Jones, front—Mrs. Uphouse, S. Skiles, K. Thomas, P. Yoder, Mrs. Moore. Absent—N. Macon, C. Fellows, K. Shirley. 5) “I have to live with this all year?” 6) Jeannie Farmer enjoys one of the many parties given throughout the year. 7) For a few brief moments, Beta became the Winona Hotel. 8) The Grace College record for number of pieces of gum a person can fit in his mouth was set by Tim Arens. 9) Men R.A.’s 1. to r. G. Jarnagin, A. Frey, K. Town¬ send, T. Smith, K. Nichols. Absent—E. Inman, D. Morris. . . . FACES Administration and Staff 1) Academic Dean Vance Yoder and Arnold Kriegbaum, Dean of Students. 2) Homer Kent, president-elect, stands beside President Herman Hoyt. 3) The Student Government Executive Board holds a weekly meeting. 4) Bill Katip (Retentions Counselor), Lee Jenkins (Chaplain), Miriam Uphouse (Dean of Women), and Dan Snively (Dean of Men). 5) The Board of Trustees. 6) Jim Shipley (Registrar) along with Admissions Director Ron Henry. 4 143 k ■ Seniors s Senior class officers for 1975- 76: Vice President Louis Showers, President Greg Howell, Chaplain Dan Moeller, Secretary Vicki Jones. Not pictured: Treasurer Leslie England, Social Assistants Ric Franks and Cheryl Holman. Gene Adams Ronald Adams Susan Alexander Barbara Aim Steven Barrett David B eeson 146 David Berghorn Jeffrey Boze Gene Bratcher Robert Burns John Carey Scott Clawson Michael Coldren Glenn Cutler Thomas Eichorst Brenda Elder Nancy Emch Kathryn Ellison 1 147 i I ' Carol Fellows David Flick Cindi Fluke Allan Frey Daniel Gehrke Faith Goshert Peggy Guard John Haller Sarah Hamilton James Hawkins Bobbi Henthorn Ronald Herr if tffeftttifll ■ 148 Diane Hinkle Carol Hively Cheryl Holman Shelly Hopper Deborah Horney Gregory Howell Calvin Imhoff Gary Jarnagin Vicki Jones Jack Kerr Toni Kirby Gaylord Kramer it i 149 I 150 Albert LaMaster Norman Lange Gary Lapp Jean Lapp Charles Lehman Jane Lengyel Garth Lindelef Linda Logan Anita Loxley Randy Maxson Larry McCall Alexis McElhinney John Mclnerney Richard Misner Daniel Moeller John Montague Donald Moore Nancy Moore David Morris Stephen Munday Gary Nieter Randolph Nieter Kim Osborne Rebecca Pappas 151 i� John Parker Billy Patterson Kimberly Plumb Teresa Polley Robert Porterfield Kathy Powell Daniel Pritchett Marvin Retzer Carol Reynolds Rick Reynolds Bruce Robbins Camille Robbins Jo Ann Rogers Jeffrey Rossbach Linda Rossman Moses Sando Ronald Scantlen Dennis Schultz James Setty Thomas Sharp Joy Shirk Louis Showers Nancy Shriver Sheryl Skiles 153 Jenni Snodgrass ' Thomas Snodgrass Linda Stapleton Elizabeth Stoll Richard Strappello Jo Ann Strine Virginia Toroian Kenneth Townsend Rene Tyson Randal Weimer Raymond Welsh Robert Wenger 154 Susan Wenger Not Pictured Karl Ashman Mitchell Lush Sheryl Coburn Peter Marshall Susan Downs Susan Miller Leslie England Charles Morrisey Michael Eyster Philip Norris Walter Fehrer Phillip Platz George Feldman Kenneth Ritchie Mitchel Forster David Rodgers Richard Franks Randal Sellers Faith Goshert Marvin Stevens Linda Hoffman Bruce Stone Gregory Huston Bonita Vaughn Billy Hyatt Brenda Wilcoxson Mollie Kintzel Stephen Lawton Nord Zootman Jeanette Wisner Roy Wisner Joy Wolfe Michael Workman Peggy Yoder Kevin Zuber 155 I v v. Junior class officers for 1975-76: Treasurer Gary Woolman, Chap¬ lain Randy Groff, Secretary Debbie Keillor, Vice-President Nora Macon, President Gary Herbruck. Not pictured: Social Assistant Val Lundgren. Richard Adomat Felix Akintomide Rod Appleby Cindy Ashman Carolyn Battis Fred Bechtel Holly Bennett Janet Bollman John Boots John Boyd James Burkett Robert Butterbaugh Donald Byler Jeffrey Cahill David Cake Cheryl Cessna Kim Claycomb Viki Cover Myles Cunningham Elizabeth Cutler 156 Juniors Paula Dawson Vicki Debolt Rita Fleeger Cathy Garrick Cheryl Gchrke Kim Gibson Kathleen Griffith William Griset Randall Groff Eldon Grubb Mark Hammett David Hanson Gary Herbruck Linda Herr Richard Hess Warren Hewitt Jeanine Hirschy James Hocking Stanley Hueni John Jacobson Colleen Jones Marjorie Jones Debbie Keillor Kathy Keiser Rebecca Kent Kathleen Kincarte Linda Kisner Brad Lambright Steven Lancaster Dennis Lapp il i 157 Deborah Lawlor Gregory Leigh James Loy Nora Macon Ronald Nelson Stephen Nelson Cathy Nofsinger Daniel Peterson Robin Phillippi Michael Porter Mark Randall Randall Rheinheimer John Rife Edwin Riggan Judy Roderick Michael Roderick Judy Rousselow Saundra Rowe Jodie Sargen Randy Schmidt Cynthia Scott Daniel Smith Thomas Smith Sherrie Springer Mary Stark Rebecca Stewart Robin Summers Mildred Terrell Karen Thomas Lawrence Tierney gjjgigja 158 Roger Townsend Rodger Toy Wendi Tschantz Marilyn Turner Fran Unger Terrance Vaughn Lillian Wagner Karen Walker Bryon Weinstein Gary Winey Jeanette Wisner Mark Witwer Joe Wolford Robert Woodward Gary Woolman Not Pictured Jeffrey Ahlgrim Audrey Baker J. Dale Balsbaugh Neena Beegle Lynda Blake Dorothy Bunch Annelies Campbell Norman Carlson Keith Crawford Clarence Davis Mike Deardorff Butch Derenzo Linda Dilling Michael Fitzhugh Edward Flook John French Rudy Glingle Larry Grace Sally Green Rick Greene Deb Guinn Roger Haeck Albert Hauck Kenneth Jacob Curtis Kovener Peeter Lukas Valerie Lundgren James Marner Nancy Miller Cassandra Mitchell Karen Murphy Howard Myers Daniel Newton Linda Nolt Diane Ogden Ann Olson Timothy Placeway Victor Porter Karen Putnam Joyce Ritchie Larry Robbins Kathleen Shirley Christine Stapleton Steven Stauffer James Strube William Swihart Gay Teeter James Werito Kelli Wright Mark Workman Rodney Yoder 159 i I Sophomore class officers for 1975-76: Vice President Larry Stombaugh, Treasurer Ronda Summers, Secretary Linda Walker, Chaplain Kevin Nichols, President Bruce Barlow. Not pictured: Social Assistants Lois Halliday and Dave Rank. Lillian Allen Leonard Anspach Timothy Arens Colleen Austin Nick Bar do David Barker Bruce Barlow Christi Barlow Steven Beha Gary Belles Rebekah Bennett Clayton Bjurstrom Annette Blackburn Brett Boggs Lonnie Bowen Debra Bozendorf Cathleen Brauchler Larry Buckholz Patricia Buffkin James Campbell 160 A- Sophomores «Hi Janet Carey Gloria Carson Kathryn Clinton Steven Clydesdale Douglas Conrad Karen Darrough Susan Davies Deborah Dilling Darrell Dunnuck Sandra Eckelberry Mark Ellison Carol Forrest Ted Franchino Julie Fredrickson Cheri Fritz Margaret Gillan Deborah Grove Lois Halliday Gerald Hammock Sandy Hawkins Sarah Hawley Charles Heyman Susan Hitchman Merle Hochstedler Kay Hoffman Beth Holmes Bryce Inman Gena Inman Eugene Inman Nathan Irwin 161 I ! David Jackson Laurie Jensen Anette Johnson Jim Johnson Dianna Kamimsky Patricia Knowles Grant Kroes Denise Lee Daniel Lidster Charles Logan James Martin Celeste Mauzy Connie McClure Mary McNally Robert Melcher David Melton Frank Miller Cindy Mincoff David Misner Pamela Moore Twyla Mort Colleen Myers Kevin Nichols Vicki Nymberg Kathleen Perkins Mark Perkins Denise Plastow Linda Porter Dan Ramsey David Rank 162 Kerry Rapp Kim Ream Janet Robinson James Rogers Michael Rohrer David Swihart Nancy Symons Pamela Taylor Julia Terry Scott Thomas Susan Toirac Matthew Tomsheck Cheryl Toroian Carol VanCorbach Linda Walker 163 Karyl Sand Jocelyn Seibert Ronald Smals Gary Smith Sherilyn Smith Leona Sotnikow Gregory Stamm Cindy Stewart Karen Stiffler Russell Stock Sandra Stockdale Larry Stombaugh Deanna Stong Sandra Stout Ronda Summers t Cynthia Wallace Brenda Welling David Whitcomb Richard Wroughton Michael Yocum Not Pictured Craig Allebach Tom Arenobine Mitzi Baker Quinn Bass John Bauman Deborah Baum Richard Baum Rosalie Bradley Betty Buxton Don Chappell Dan Dombek Kim Dopier Phil Earley Marvin England Lucille Eshleman Ronald Eyster Michael Folmer Laura Garrard Jackie Hicks Steven Hillery Noreen Irvin Deborah Jensen Jeff Karnes Steven Kniceley Jane Lakes David Lawlor Gary Leep Debra Longworth Gary Lopez David Marshall Gary Martin Norris Mason Terri Miller Kim Neibert Doug Noll Timothy Pritchett Sue Rike David Rohrer Sarah Savage Sylvia Spino Susan Stormer James Tooley Donald Toy Philip Wickstrom Brent Wilcoxson Peg Willman James Winstead Jim Zielasko Bradley Zonker Linda Zook 164 The Sophomore choir tour through Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Maryland over spring break further united a class already characterized by close ties. 1) “Horsing around” after a quick stop for lunch was just one way of releasing energy before reloading the bus for another long ride. 2) Sophomore choir president Brent Wilcoxson, Mike Yocum, and secretary, Cathy Brauchler flaunt the choir’s mascot. 3) Marvin England and Dave Rank take a short break between concerts at Middle- branch, Ohio. 4) The choir was always well fed at each of the churches they visited, but they received a special treat when the church in Lancaster, Pennsyl¬ vania took them out to eat at “Plain and Fancy” where they enjoyed a family style meal. 165 Freshmen i Freshman class officers for 1975- 76: Vice President Brian Moore, President Steve Maurer, Secre¬ tary Elain Gallaway, Chaplain Jim Lauffer, Treasurer Dave Ehrhardt. Not pictured: Social assistants Martin Henshaw and Barb McClellan. Del Acton Jeffrey Ahrendt Daniel Allan Daniel Balmer Jeffrey Barnett Janet Battis Peggy Bechtel Thomas Beckett Paula Beichler Lisa Boggs Sheila Boian Lynn Bonham Michael Boze Rachel Bracker Munae Breece Gerald Brightbill Mark Britton Linda Brown Carmen Carpenter Paul Carter 166 Michael Cash Michael Champion Sheilah Champion Patricia Clark Karisse Cone Robin Cotterman Terri Cron Sheryl Damon Diane Davis David Dawson Kevin Dean Lynne DeArmey Deborah Deckard Missy Delk Don Dickey Margie Dillon Allen Donaldson Karwyn Doub Larry Downs Tom Edgington Lorraine Edmiston David Ehrhardt Jean Farner Linda Farner Diane Fellows Wendy Fink Thomas Flanagan Jack Fore Brenda Frazier Elain Gallaway Daryl Garber Jackie Glaspy Denise Grubb Susan Guiles James Haller Teresa Hauck Martin Henshaw John Henthorn John Hillard Jeffrey Hitchman I I I I! Mary Hochstedler Sue Hoskins Linda Hughes Cynthia Ingalls Elise Jacobson Cheri Jennings Marcia Johnson Marilyn Johnson Candace Kain Merle Kaneshiro Janet Keener Lola Keezer Peter Keslar Martha Knop Shelley Knox Sylvia Koeller Robert Kulp James Lauffer Sandra Lauffer Rhonda Lentz 168 Kevin Lewis Sharon Llewellyn James Lockwood Debra Loy Timothy Maiuri Cindi Mann Roxanne Marsh Stephen Maurer Barbara McClellan Nancy McClellan Jeri Meeker Michael Messner Melinda Miller Jill Moine David Moore Philip Moyer Melanie Mullet Roberta Naff Fred N eal Chester Nelson Steve Nelson Colleen Nettleton Cynthia Neuenschwander Karen Noffsinger Douglas Oplinger Devonna Parks David Peters Sandra Psolla Michael Rakestraw Ronald Rand I 169 Pamela Replogle Audrey Roberts Brent Ropp Carolyn Rupp Amy Ryerson Lee Schlereth Anne Marie Schmidt Fred Shaffer Brad Skiles Stephen Smith Edward Sommer Kimberly Spiegel Robert Stanton Diana Stark Douglas Strader Julie Stucky Wendy Swanson Jacqueline Tarkington Michael Taylor Steven Thomas Mary Tincher Debra Tweeddale Gena VanHoosear Luann Waggoner Richard Walker I Wanda Walker Debbie Walter Kevin Walter Dwight Warden Mark Weaver 170 Not Pictured Daniel Allan Susan Kissinger Mark Allebach Sharon Kuykendall Sandra Avey Douglas Lee Thomas Avey Nancy Lee Susan Battis Thomas McGraw Tom Bland Gary Mosher Rick Blue Daniel Oxley Lynn Bonham Sherry Porter Teena Bowen Carolyn Postle Steve Bowlin Penny Rapsavage William Campbell Bruce Ressler Nancy Cramer Larry Richeson Chad Curtis Lance Ropte Terry Day Dana Seiler Dan DeVries Omer Sheteron Rich Fetterhoff Terri Shoaf Vernon Fredericks Anne Showalter Earl Futch Kenneth Smith John George Douglas Stauffer Terry Harding Kathleen Stewart Teresa Hauck Mark Stockwell Phil Hedges Randy Taylor Paul Henning Robert Vandermark Vanessa Hetrick Craig Wineland Edwin Hurd Leroy Woomer Vicki Jacob Luann Wray Brenda Jones Cindy Whaley Robin Williams Thomas Williamson Susan Winters Barbara Wise Judy Witzky Judy Wolfe Karla Wyse Moreen Young Dean Zentz Laurie Zollinger Harriet Zook « ' Jlt_ ►oreign Miss r-color covers = TP lagazine = Winona Ta Mi jSfc Communicator = Grace lloM = Child Evangelism Ninez magazi jtialSS ation Department Accent magazit 1 -coloF%hurch bulletins = Brethren adult Su study guides = Grace Schools Alumne 1 Olson Newsletter = Foreign Mis| ten Navajo = Four-color covers jry Herald magazine = Winor Missions Communicator jwship = Child Evangel cation Departmej; lulletins. 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TIMONY 175 The BRETHREN HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL r m puts the pieces together s sr L ' i a. •:c “V 5L a. • 4 -v FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH OF CHEYENNE, WYOMING MEETING AT 1814 EAST 17th STREET PRAISING THE LORD FOR GRACE COLLEGE Grace Brethren Church Third Brethren Church JUNIATA, ALTOONA, PA. SIMON T. TOROIAN, PASTOR PHILADELPHIA, PA. PASTOR W. WAYNE BAKER Holding Forth the Word of Life WE THANK THE LORD FOR OUR STUDENTS AT GRACE.. . AL HAUCH STANLEY NAIRN WALTER OLSZEWSKI VIRGINIA and CHERYL TOROIAN, JOHN HILLARD CONGRATULATIONS VIRGINIA AND CLASS OF 1976 176 Bethel Brethren Church OSCEOLA, INDIANA WARD MILLER, GORDON BRACKER Pastors WE PRAISE THE LORD FOR GRACE COLLEGE AND OUR STUDENTS THERE! BRAD ZONKER RANDY and LOIS MAXSON RACHEL BRACKER ROSALIE BRADLEY LYNNE DeARMEY MR. and MRS. TOM STALLTER KERRY RAPP JIM SETTY THE FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH OF WOOSTER, OHIO GRANT KROES, BRENT ROPP RICHARD FETTERHOFF A SPIRITUAL HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY PASTOR DEAN FETTERHOFF PASTOR- DR. KENNETH ASHMAN ' 37 ASSOCIATE- TAD HOBERT 75 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976! OUR HERITAGE - TO KNOW CHRIST AND TO MAKE HIM KNOWN — .1 Grace Brethren Church OF GREATER ATLANTA GRACE •JBRETHR st. - m ©GMMVINITY GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH SCHOOL JOHN W. MAYES, PASTOR HOME CHURCH OF CHUCK and PAT HUSTON, KEN and ANNIE OLSON, RICHARD HARRELL, JIM and HARRIET LONG Elyria Grace Brethren Church ELYRIA, OHIO PASTOR MIKE WINGFIELD HOME CHURCH OF KIM GIBSON GOD ' S BEST TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Ankenytown Grace Brethren Church BELLVILLE, OHIO PASTOR HOWARD M. SNIVELY Southview Grace Brethren Church ASHLAND, OHIO ... TO DO THE WORK OF THE MINISTRY . (EPHESIANS 4:12) -A FRIENDLY, GOSPEL- PREACHING CHURCH, OFFERING A COUNTRY SETTING AND A FORWARD LOOK! PRAISE THE LORD FOR GRACE COLLEGE! Conemaugh Grace Brethren Conemaugh, Pennsylvania PASTOR DON K. RAGER ONLY BY THE GRACE OF GOD DO WE HAVE THE PRIVILEGE TO SUPPORT GRACE SCHOOLS AND WE THANK HIM FOR THIS HONOR! HOME OF SCOTT CLAWSON Grace Brethren Church Grandview, Washington PASTOR ZANE BULL LPike {jtace £Btethten C hutch R. D. 1, Box 288 Conemaugh, Pennsylvania 15909 SUPPORTING GRACE AND OUR STUDENTS THERE: SANDY and JIM LAUFFER WANDA WALKER TOM BECKETT Leamersville Grace Brethren Church Duncansville, Pa. JOHN E. GREGORY, PASTOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH WITH A WARM WELCOME SUPPORT GRACE SCHOOLS COME VISIT US WHEN IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA! 179 1 Grace Brethren Church Alexandria, Virginia PASTOR W. CARL MILLER THE CHURCH THAT CARES ABOUT YOU! We salute ... Miss Linda Miller, sophomore Simi Community Brethren Church Supporting Grace and our students there: SHEILA BOIAN SCOTT FRANCHINO KIM OSBORNE DEANNA STONG KEN TOWNSEND RANDY WEIMER Simi Valley, California E. JOHN GILLIS, PASTOR Grace Brethren First Brethren Church Bible Church Dallas Center, Iowa PASTOR CARLTON J. FULLER Fort Myers, Florida RANDY POYNER, PASTOR BERNARD SCHNEIDER, FOUNDER We are proud of our students at Grace.. MR. and MRS. WILLIAM CAMPBELL MR. and MRS. DAVID RODGERS MR. and MRS. HARRY WILKIN You are invited to visit Grace Brethren Bible Church when you are in Fort Myers TO KNOW HIM . . . TO MAKE HIM KNOWN 1 180 Community Brethren Church Grass Valley, California GEORGE A. CAREY, PASTOR Home Church of Janet Carey Penn Valley Grace Brethren Churc h Telford, Pennsylvania PASTOR ROBERT GRIFFITH We are happy to have these students at Grace: PHILIP MOYER KATHY GRIFFITH DAVE GRIFFITH JAY FRETZ CARL BAKER Welcome to our Bicentennial Building purchased February 9, 1976, and to the love and fellowship of our group of believers in Christ. We heartily support Grace Schools! FLAGPOLE DRIVE-IN Homemade Barbecue and Ice Cream! eMail cMoaAe FOR THE COLLEGE MAN: Suits by — Hart, Shaffner Marx Botany 500 ' ' Harvard Joseph E. 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