Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

Director's MIOTeS coo For the past two years | have been honored in serving as the Editor of the Heritage. | have to admit it has been quite an education. The Lord has been truly faithful in spite of our weaknesses. Through the help of a dedicated staff and many long hours, | feel that you are going to enjoy the following pages. As you page through these memories, | am sure that you will recall many other fond memories of your years at Grace. As we combined these photos, facts, and figures for your remembrance, we kept you, the student, in mind. Enjoy your memories. Wini Rollason “All the World’s a Stage.ce Heritage 1981-82 Grace College ¢ Winona Lake, Indiana 46590 Volume Sixteen 0000000000000 00000OOOOCOCO . } 14 @ 4 { | Peres dices Oop A Pe Eh 1i4 uit © © @ @ = ®@ ; Table of Contents . © 9 Inthe Pit ® . 13 Backstage @) . 27 Act 1:Fall . ye 7 Intermission @ ic 61 Act 2: Spring be e $3 Onthe Road : ie 91 Finale @ | beg Q7 Headliners e = 12 CastofCharacters — py le 145 Directors @ ® 108 Publicity Ld o e O O ae oe ®@ ‘eo |@ a C . @ QYYYYYY YI 0000000005 A RECord number of freshmen were introduced to the student body this fall. Graciation, a new alternative to initiation, combined the imaginative dramatic talents of the sophomore class and the music of Pete Carlson in an evening of fun and fellowship between the freshmen and sophomores. Two weeks later the Freshman Family, as it became known, supported their team in a losing effort as the sophomores soundly defeated them in an unprecendented Derby Bowl. Pir, Dedicated freshmen brave the cold to watch the Derby Bowl. Pete Carlson in concert. REHEARSALS Behind every moment of glory are hours of practice. Whether it be sports or music, road ministry teams or local ministries, practice is an essential ingredient. Often we watch outstanding performances without thinking about all the practice behind them. Individuals must practice on their own to make the team effort run smoothly. Yes, practice is hard work, but almost anyone who has had their moment of glory will say that it is worth it all. N. Tress and J. Wroughton in “Diary of Anne Frank.” Howdy from a puppet. Blevs is intent on getting it right. AND PROBS SCENERY PRACTICE FOR PERFORMANCE eae 84) TRA Ae) ie SWAG Maat est ceicdian | nemeastang. Sonaadt ene nae: a } RESOUNDING BRASS Resounding Brass, directed by Den- nis Herrick, is a music group consisting of brass with the accompaniment of percussion and bass guitar. They entertained during basketball games. They also had local concerts and travelled to California during Christmas break. They played a variety of tradi- tional gospel numbers along with some contemporary numbers. Concert Choir is a group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors selected by audition. The choir, under the direction of Prof. Ogden, sings a mixture of classical, spiritual, and some contemporary music. This year’s tour included parts of Wiscon- sin, lowa, and Illinois. 3 4st Row: P. Gossman, S. Sacher, F. Showers, D. McDowell. 2nd Row: M. Krenrick, C. Sacher, B. Deardorff, D. Herrick, R. Grove, M. Norris. 3rd Row: D. Benson, J. Coleman, 5S. Placeway, 5. Conder, D. Messner, D. Grube, B. Sandy. On Floor: T. Sirnpson, L. Taylor, L. Huff, J. Weidman, G. Regier, D. Moyer. Seated: L. Christian, S. Bauer, J. Craig, S. Sheetz, L. Griffin, J. Straley, S. Hoffer, K. Lentz, C. Yaley, J. Walker, M. Williams, 5. Hays, S. King, L. Sproule, K. Minegar, K. Goode. Standing: T. Yocum, K. Barger, T. Poyner, K. Carter, R. Winn, L. Koontz, J. Ruth, J. Wroughton, D. Gaerte, J. Wilcoxson, D. Musselman, S. Cooper, N. Hieb, B. Lawlor, Prof. Ogden. SHMAN CHOIR Many new students had the chance to be involved in one of Grace's music ministries by singing in Freshman Choir. Choir gave freshmen the opportunity to get to know other freshmen while gaining experience in performance. The choir, directed by Prof. Ogden, toured parts of Pennsylvania, during spring break. 4st Row: B. Smith, B. Thornton, C. Garaux, C. Allen, R. Garaux, D. Shickley, Prof. Ogden. 2nd Row: L. Funk, L. Hunting, E. Riehl, G. Siverling, J. Huffman, M. Nelles. 3rd Row: G. Jones, J. Nystrand, C. Rice, J. Schumacher, C. Byers, K. Hibshman, T. Philipps. 4th Row: W. Thurston, D. Friddle, R. Grove, A. Kriegbaum, J. Oelze, D. Markley, K. Buck, J. Walters. WIND SYMDIHONY Professor Milliman directs the 35-piece Wind Symphony. Wind Symphony gave concerts throughout Indiana during the school year. The spring tour included parts of Northern Ohio and Southern Michigan. Wind Symphony also had the privilege of being included in the 1981-82 concert series. 4st Row: J. Milliman, D. Boerema, R. Miller, M. Norris, R. Stair, B. Young. Row 2: S. Makofka, L. Christie, A. Albertz, K. Kyle, K. Becker, F. Showers, L. Milliman. 3rd Row: Anderson, L. Newswanger, P. Feighner, J. Thornpson, G. Milliman, Prof. Milliman, M. Owen, C. Veith, S. Pulley, L. Aulger. WOMEN’S GLEE CLUB Women’s Glee Club is not just an ordinary choir. The members of glee club not only sing, but also play handbells. This year’s group played and sang for various groups in the area and went on tour during second semester. Mrs. Ethel Anderson is the director. dst Row: C. Carpenter, S. Kirkpatrick, K. Gibson, K. Bradbury, C. Garaux, S. Loper, T. Vognier, Mrs. Anderson. 2nd Row: L. Wedertz, S. Juday, M. Dennis, D. Smith, S. Nifong, L. Scott, A. St. Germaine, R. Garaux, D. Ansah. |e | SOPHOMORE CHOIR Sophomore Choir is a regrouping of the returning freshman choir that — 5S. Bauer, J. Weidman, 5S. Loper, Prof. Ogden, G. Reiger, L. Huff, L. Griffin. 2nd Row: C. Yaley, L. Taylor, D. Moyer, J. wanted to continue singing as a Strayley, S. Shickely, D. Balmer. 3rd Row: T. Poyner, C. Veith, L. Koontz, S. Scheetz, T. Yocum, P. Peters, J. Ruth. group. They sang in local churches and during chapel. They toured parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Maryland during Thanksgiving break. MADRIGALS Madrigals is a vocal group that was accompanied by piano or harp, or sang acapella. They are under the direction of Prof. Felts. Left to Right: D. Truckenbrod, P. Hawkins, R. Robertson, S. Sheetz, E. Erickson, Prof. Felts, M. Barker, WV. Thurston, M. Williams, J. Wilcoxson, A. Felts, L. Koontz, S. Sacher, K. Newswanger, J. Martin, B. Deardorf, K. Allison. PUINVESTMENT Sound Investment, directed by Bryce Inman, is a group of six vocalists backed by brass, percussion, and piano. The group performs contemporary Christian music and arrangements of sacred hymns. This year’s group presented their successful blend of vocal and instrumental music for churches in Indiana and the student body at Grace. During spring break they ministered on tour in Colorado. R. Barlow, P. Brill, L. Goerdt, D. Reinke, G. Keener, G. Leiter, K. Kempton, J. Hicker, J. McKinley, B. Worrell, B. Inman, S. Winter, N. Damon. CONCERT SERIES The 1981-82 concert series brought a variety of exceptional musical talents to Grace campus. The Suzuki Academy Or- chestra, a select group of young pianists and violinists from the Suzuki Academy of Performing Arts, presented an excellent concert this fall after completing their an- nual European tour. John and Mary Geiger, a married couple who met in the opera combined sacred and secular music in their fine concert. The conceert series also includ- ed a night of Christmas music and other favorites performed by Grace’s Wind Sym- phony and Stage Band. SUZUKI ACADEMY ORCHESTRA i: B. Sholly, K. Neer; T. Wisehart, M. Whitacre, T. Bennardo, Dean Snively S. Ellis, N. Tress, G. Schneider, M. Whitacre , WHO’S WHO Front Row: J. Mills, M. Meands. Back Row: T. Bennardo, R. Smith, S. Adrainsen, R. Valentine. Pictured Below: Front: G. Schneider, S. Griffith, D. Grube. 4st Row: D. Hochstedler, M. Baker, B. Snyder, T. Simpson, N. Peachey, B. Kent, L. Haynam. 2nd Row: B. Curry, Z. Oelze, M. Krenrick, P. Richey, K. Minegar, R. Smith, E. Anderson, K. Neer, K. Denlinger. 3rd Row: J. Walter, Advisor: Myron Yeager, T. Webb, D. Musselman, 5. Griffith, D. Gearte, R. Benson, Advisor: Richard Dilling. 4th Row: S. Holiday, S. Adriansen, B. Byers. P.E.P.S.I. is comprised of students with a physical education major. They met and discussed ideas concerning specific areas in their fields. Throughout the year they sponsored activities for the college to enjoy. L. Bond, N. Erb, T. Abbitt, R. Crowley, K. Ball, A. Batson, D. Hunt, S. Griffin, C. Rensburger, V. Nussbaum. Student Educators Association, otherwise known as S.E.A. is a group of Education majors. They meet on Monday nights and discuss relevant or current issues in the field of teaching. Front Row: C. Friddle, C. Misner, B. Hurlburt, T. Warner, M. Krenrick. 2nd Row: D. Kinkle, L. Mayer, S. Huffman, K. Sims, M. Cessna, M. Makofka, D. Gardner. 3rd Row: C. Beachy, J. Herr, R. Frish, J. Mills, L. Narwold, L. Huff. 4th Row: T. Waggoner, K. Taylor, S. Snyder, K. Ryder, C. Shriner, T. Widder, K. Bradbury, A. Felts, S. Kirkpatrick, L. Taylor, B. Cowles, K. Hathaway, T. Brocker, unknown, H. Avery, K. Otto, E. Motter, J. Garber, N. Erb, D. Fritz, D. Simpson, T. Simpson, L. Brown. STUDENT LIFE a SA EA Student life at Grace College involves much more than just meets the eye. College is a time of studies and learning, but is also a time of socialization, spiritual emphasis, and many organizations, creating responsibility. Of course, at G.C. there is an emphasis placed upon chapel. Many different speakers from all over come in and speak to the student body in different ways. Sports are integrated as a vital time of growing together and working for a unique cause. Dramas and music groups were used to spread God's word. This year was the “Year of Crutches.” It seemed as if it was “Preppy” to be on crutches, or at _ least the “in” thing to do. Student life is important and essential for growth, and is usually well-taken or participated in. 19 Greek Club K. Knox, J. Walter, C. Nelson, B. Sandy (Advisor), A. Mitchell. oo Rl - French Club K. Collins, D. Williamson, J. Swanson, C. Mclntire, R. Wynn, D. Boerema, M. Nelles, C. Shriner. ed Ms side shat Ps Pend ee SAGA? wie ible ai “EPs aa : wre Art Club: Front: K. Alonzo, S. Shirey. Second: G. Gephart, D. Smith, S. Shaffer, L. Weikel, K. Konya, T. Wid- der, E. Miller. Third: D. Soliday, B. Elliott, K. Kyle, K. Carter, P. Bianchini. ART CLUB Led by Mrs. Coverstone, Art Club heads activities for students interested in art. Their meetings held every other Wednesday, are filled with speakers, and lots of art. Officers: Sec: S. Shaffer, Pres: K. Konya, Treas: G. Gephart, V. Pres: L. Weikel. OFT = CAMBUS STUDENT ASSOCIATION O.C.S.A., or Off-Campus Students Organization, is a group for all students that live off campus. They meet weekly for Bible study and have special events and activities fo encourage and build-up the services for the dorm students. 21 G=-CLUB” Rowdiness, excitement and generally good times are generated by G-Club for basketball games. The club consists of lettermen from all athletic teams. They sponsor home game concessions and lead the school in enthusiasm. 1st Row: N. Frantz, K. Willour, B. Thomas, G. Miller, R. Benson, G. Blevins. 2nd Row: C. Veith, S. Griffith, $. Dennull, A. Bonham, T. Bennardo, P. Wiley, R. Brown. 3rd Row: Coach Kessler, P. Bitner, G. Kisler, J. Bower, S. Miles. Not Pictured: S. Placeway. 1st Row: T. Widder, M. Rowe, L. Elms. 2nd Row: J. Zeltwanger, D. Hiestand, N. Hieb, Schneider. 3rd Row: K. Ball, C. Walter, N. Erb. i ANCER VARSITY CLUB Bonhams up! Lancer Varsity Club is an organization of the women on campus who have participated in athletics in a varsity sport. Their goals were to promote fellowship among athletes on campus, supporting women’s athletics, and encouraging fellow — women athletes. Front Row: J. Mould, B. Curry, D. Beam. Back Row: J. Moine, P. Givens. Front Row: A. Deane, M. Thompson. 2nd Row: D. Smith, L. Wedertz, R. Saunder. 3rd Row: S. Toms, A. Akers. 4th Row: C. Thompson, D. Kincaid, M. Miller, J. Wenger. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Youth for Christ members reach high school and college campus students with the message of Christ and salvation. PUPPET TEAM Puppets are used to share the gospel at special events and public services. Team members learn the techniques of puppetry and gain experience in public preaching and music ministry. Here we all are — ready to gol! DEAF MINISTRIES | This team meets weekly and prepares for future use of sign-language in churches and nursing homes. NURSING HOME Singing, song-leading, preaching, testimonies and one-on-one caring all involves the nursing home’s ministry team. They minister at local nursing homes to the elderly, disabled, and handicapped. ‘a Front Row: M. Francis, A. Kelly, K. Barger. 2nd Row: J. Sprunger, A. St. Germaine, C. Veith. 3rd Row: A. Sellers, M. Schroeder, R. Kreamer, C. Hulme. Front Row: D. Coffman, J. Lesh, R. Smith, J. Mills, D. Gardner, K. Carpenter. 2nd Row: N. Snyder, K. Bradbury, S. Sayne. 3rd Row: B. Dorsey, K. Alonzo, C. Dosmann, P. Halliwell. Peachey, D. Hiestand, B. Fvangelism and Missions Fellowship Evangelism and Missions Fellowship is available to Grace students as a chapel elective. They cultivate campus Qwareness of missions projects and send students abroad for missionary experience. Dorm Bible Studies This is a Bible study that occurs weekly in the dorms. Every dorm has a study. It can be broken up into small groups or the whole dorm. These studies are under the direction of the RA in the dorm. SOUNDING BOARD The Sounding Board keeps Grace students up to date with campus and current events, by publishing the newspaper. It sometimes has light-hearted stories while other times very dramatic and major stories appear. Either way, they publish a great paper. Back Row: K. Sims, S. Knight, K. Walmsley, M. Shyer, S. Brunner, Advisor: L. Cutler, A. Akers. Front Row: G. Taylor, D. Thomas, B. Elliott. 14st Row: K. Gegner, M. Vysocke, Advisor W. Shackleford. 2nd Row: C. Sirka, S. Hayes, J. Sprunger, T. McKee. 3rd Row: B. Kent, O. Degahson. 4th Row: K. Davis, B. Eidem, G. Watkins. Sth Row: S. Lehman, P. Givens, B. Curry. 6th Row: S. Sellers, S. Knight. ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS CLUB The club in its third year of existence, provides actual community business affairs and kept in touch with the world events that are relevant to business. An emphasis on the Christian's role in business is stressed so that the students may continue their testimony. a Soe ee eet Se 3 § g MISSIONS CONFERENCE CHAPELS “A Pursuit of Excellence’’ was the theme of the missions conference. The annual conference was held at Rodeheaver and students traveled through the rain for meetings held during the chapel hour. The speaker related many ways for the pursuit of excellence to be successful in our lives. FALL DAY OF PRAYER Fall Day of Prayer is a well-known tradition at Grace College. Classes are cancelled for the day. Students and faculty attend chapel in the morning and are encouraged to spend the afternoon in private prayer and devotions. This year's speaker was Pastor Knute Larson from Ashland, Ohio. ONE 29 THE DIARY | OF ANNE, FRANK % Hitler's rise to power in Germany spelled death to millions of people unfortunate enough to bear the brunt of his hatred. By the end of the war, over twelve million people had been exterminated by the Nazis. Half of those people were Jews. The Grace College fall production, ‘The Diary of Anne Frank,’ related the story of eight Jews caught in the midst of the turmoil. Forced into hiding, where they remained for over two years, the Frank family and the Tan Daan family were discovered and eventually met death in a Nazi concentration camp. This stirring drama vividly portrayed man’s inhumanity to man and the sustaining strength that comes from faith in God. f ee A | HOMECOMING A Mexican Fiesta was the theme for Homecoming 1981. A “trip” to Mexico made a special occasion for the crowning of the queen. Ginger Schneider had the priviledge of reigning as the 1981 Homecoming Queen. Her court con- sisted of Senior Attendants, Laurie Schumacher, Brenda Benson; Junior Atten- dant, Becky Male; Sophomore Attendant, Sue Bauer; and Freshman Atten- dant, Amy Winkler. Danny Gaither provided the entertainment for the evening. 32 | | The Fiesta continued as | Grace College held the annual Jomecaming parade. The | ee ‘theme was carried throughout as each class participated in duilding a float for competition. zach class was well ‘epresented with the sophomore Class having the winning float. “4 Both the soccer team and the volleyball team displayed great ability for the homecoming spectators. The volleyball team was unsuccessful in their efforts while the soccer team won 6-1 over St. Joseph. The homecoming and parent’s weekend closed with flair by having the traditional homecoming banquet. A Mexican feast was served. The festivities were brought to a conclusion by an inspiring concert by Billy Speer. y ‘ Vy we) “Nothing better than home cooked food.”’ FALL RETREAT Fall retreat this year consisted of picnic on the lawn, volleyball, softball games, campfire on the lake. Classes for the afternoon were cancelled and students were encouraged to attend and participate in the activities. Many students were involved and enjoyed the fellowship. 36 §.A.B. FALL EVENTS S.A.B. is the Student Activities Board, and they do save us from being bored. On weekends the S.A.B. staff, lead by President Mark Whitacre, present us with crazy contests and good flicks, giving Us a rest from our academic week and keeping us entertained. Whether it’s a hilarious game of “Dorm Squares” or a touching moment of Brian’s Song, the S.A.B. never lets the curtain go down. 37 CRO$8 COUNTRY The Cross Country team had a very good year. They were led by sophomore Dave Harper, who also set a new school record. Freshman runner, Brian Zellner, also set a record of the fastest time ever run by a freshman on the Grace course. All runners worked hard and ran to prove a successful season. goner P. Hawkins, T. Wag R. Penrod, D. Harper, S. Ander- 4st Row: P. Brill B ellner Z R S. Miles son. 2nd Row: Coach Taylor Thorne, T. Hawkins, C. Hoon 4st Row: A. Mumaw, B. Moore, G. Blevins, J. Hibbard. 2nd Row: D. Haaman, J. Salomon, M. Sharp, Coach Don Cramer. TENNIS The Grace College 1981 Tennis team had a season of good times, but also suffered some injuries. Coached by Don Cramer, they pulled together and compensated for the loss. Gary Blevins and Jon Salomon led the attack. Despite the injuries, the season went well. v SOCCER Led by co-captains, Steve Griffith and Andy Bonham, the soccer team enjoyed a good season. They were coached by Dave Diehl, who not only gave athletic advice, but made sure his guys were depending on Christ during the season. 42 EB capone pan 9 BPP Front Row: G. Gulley, M. Richards, P. Bitner, S. Griffith, G. Doseman, A. Kriegboum, 5S. Visserman. 2nd Row: T. Yocum, T. Slanaker, D. Boerema, A. Bonham, T. Poyner, P. Gregory, M. Schindler, S. Koontz, M. Mather, Coach Diehl. 3rd Row: J. Ruth, T. Jones, R. Annis, J. Alcorn, R. Benson, D. Benson, D. Brather, Asst. Coach P. Henning. Volleyball The Volleyball team had a fine season. They travelled to Canada for the Conestoga College Women’s Volleyball Invitational at Ontario, Canada. Coached by Roger Stover, they came away victorious. Their season ended 22-17. Led by Nan Hieb with the assistance of freshman, including Janine Zeltwanger. It was a fun and exciting season for all those involved. WOMERN?S | BASKETBALL | The Women’s Basketball Team had another season of good possibilities and high hopes. They opened with optimism and - hopefulness. Coached by Karen Heckman, they did not have a winning season, but never lost courage. They always had a willingness to learn and put forth a good effort. They were led by junior Nan Hieb and freshman Janine Zeltwanger, they fought hard to learn so thar the following years will be promising. 47 MEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL iG at Piri Ei i Fi 1 “ xe) a S (Ss nv =a Ne ae See, Uo. OD ne) Go= oer Cie ee i Sie ww) Ae SS te HHH © = % eee epee) ie) Ha GIS l UT eLO ante yal ce? Seay ne ‘' = qr £6 SS © SoS Sha es ——s A2TEES BE eee ae ok OO) OO SV 10k oo = Go AO 048 oO fa. Of = yO Y= te! Go) 42) fey Qo: OQ4sgee iS Se — (eo) 52: ocgaH ne WA 19) QQ S22 @ OFGE 5 ee Ye a (iby LOL = = fe ©) Sele Wey ete fie eae ga543 FORCE Ogura Om aes im ee CrCeOL amr soe Cfo aa Ie ae te (es Ye Aen ee eo SPO SAN 2 aon ane” oCretiogGs QV VOSOH LY O 2ZDADYV EDAD S egeLuoLcey =O CO 5 © O86 2 D6 49 CHEERLEADERS “Go big red!’’, acommon sound heard at Grace's athletic contests. Behind all that noise someone has to be leading the yelling. Cheerleaders were responsible for much of the rowdiness and enthusiasm. They lead the school in spirit. They worked hard and displayed great talent and good attitudes. BDI HEHEHE Hii tled for the layers chosen for : John A onkisler the All-Tournament Team Gord Optimist Attitude Award, amie while Spring Ed and Kevin Willour Sl received the is year Grace was the winner of Grace had two p = fe) Uv © = ] © te af 2S 2 pe 2) Cc 2 C. away victorious. NAC MN ACR G CLUB FALL SPORTS BANQUET - NURSE’S es CAPPING 14st Row: K. Cross, J. Sarver, J. Westbrook, B. Hodgdon, D. Thuringer. 2nd Row: A. Sellers, D. Moyer, R. Nelson, L. Funk, B. Smith, S. Sayne. 3rd Row: C. Lanier, D. Hipple, D. Braun, J. Hueni, K. LaRue. 4th Row: K. Drake, B. Sarapata, L. Black, C. Tweedale, K. Howard. A semester's culmination of work was rewarded on the night of Nurses’ Capping. Dr. Uphouse was the speaker at the special event held at Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church. CHRISTMAS Once again Christmas held excitement for Grace students. Students could participate in a variety of Christmas activities such as: Brother-Sister Dorm party, advent services, dorm or hall parties and the annual Christmas banquet. The season held a blessing spiritually and emotionally for everyone involved. SE , ERRYS i SaRTIAG we Dorm living was enjoyed by all. Pranks, fellowship, prayer meetings and generally good times were all involved in dorm living. AS Spey Ever wonder why you never get 3rd floor Alpha? The latest in ski attire. Foosball champion in the making. CAMPUS LIFE Hawaiian Dunk performed by Hal Steinhoff. Apples, fingernails, and ice cream make a nutritious snack. We can have toga parties too! Whoever said “he never does windows.” 59 Pedro takes a swing. One of Grace's many ortho’s. ACT IH THE MIKADO Grace College was infested in the spring by the saturation of the orinetal culture. The nedium of this festation was the presentation of the spring drama ‘The Mikado.” This oriental operetta was directed by Steve Grill and Mike Boze. Music was directed yy Jim Shipley. Lori Sweeney and Dave Jodry lead the rest of the cast in 6 successful presentations f the musical. “The Mikado” was well attended and liked by everyone. a a Ls G. Jones pleads with the audience. SAB Officers: S. Ellis, N. Tress, G. Schneider, and M. Whitacre. As in the fall, SAB once again kept the students of Grace College entertained on weekends with the annual SAB events. Many of the events were enjoyed by the students and faculty alike. Some of the events were, the Talent Show, Faculty and Alumni talent show, May Day, and sponsored many films such as the Hiding Place. All were attended and all had fun. INTRAMU The ball escapes J. Mould and H. Steinhoff during intramural play. ALS M. Thompson pounds the courts. M. Willaman Boerema. looks for an opening around D. Not everyone can be involved in inter-collegiate sports, but that does not mean they must only be spectators. The intramural program gives students the opportunity to play volleyball, basketball and softball in their spare time. This not only provides exercise, but also a chance to meet new people and have a good time. Sober CHABELS DAY OF PRAYER Chapels, conferences and Spring day of prayer all added to the spiritual emphasis durng the year at Grace. Special speakers were brought in to envoke a growing emphasis, and members of the faculty and staff also spoke to the students. The Spring Day of Prayer held three chapel services and a lot of personal time to spend alone with God. Each chapel service, conference, and day of prayer had special meaning and aided in the students growing together spiritually. 67 a : | 2 . +% Se } : A i I NWURSE’S DINNING After a year’s work and much effort, the nurses receive their pin. Held at WLGBC, the Nurse's Pinn- ing brought recognition and awards to outstanding nursing students. All nurses studied hard and earned what they received, making this a memorable event in their careers. Toles aes SS FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BANQUET THE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BANQUET Friday, March 12, saw a migration of many Grace students to Nappanee, Indiana. The big event was the Freshman Sophomore Banquet held at Amish Acres. The Friday, NM larch Wt) 1982 music of Sound Investment helped to make this a special evening for many couples. 7200710350 oom. Amisin Actes Napanee, Indiana Featuring: SOUND INVESTMENT THE FRESHMAN CLASS FRESEDSSS AMISH ACRES MARCH Papi garam cor —_— JUNIOR= SENIOR BANQUET The Juniors and Seniors had their night out on March 26th. The setting was Come and Dine Restaurant in Mishawka, Indiana and the program for the evening included a concert by Darryl and Debbie Toney. 72 May Day came and with it came cool temperatures and rain, but the students didn’t let the weather dampen their spirits. John Fischer, oblivious of the conditions outside, gave a terrific concert in McClain Hall. Booths, and some of the activities were postponed for the next day, and then students were able fo participate. May Day found classes shortened giving the afternoon off for sleep or Rook games or just talking to friends. [ 7 | BASEBALL The Spring baseball season saw many good things happening to the baseball team. They had a successful season. They traveled to Puerto Rico for Spring Break and participated in baseball games and ministry work. Seniors for the baseball team were: Rex Durham, Terry Meads, and Rob Harness. The team gathers around Coach Roy for a pep talk. Grace base runner P. Overholt tries to sneak in a run. P. Overholt gets a tip from the coach. Kneeling: M. Brandau, D. Yoder. Row One: Coach T. Roy, R. Roberts, P. Overbolt, R. Durham, R. Roddy, G. Straits, N. Frantz, V. Nussbaum, J. Wright, R. Harness, Coach T. Boal. 2nd Row: T. Meads, S. Erickson, P. Wiley, T. Heckman, M. Heckman, E. Erickson, D. Hunt, M. Phelps, 5. Hardin. 75 GCIRLS’ SOFTBALL The Girls’ 1982 Softball season saw a year of learning and a year of injuries. Seniors led the team_ in teaching and helping the freshman out in college soft- ball. The seniors were: Karen Ball, catcher, and Kathy Ofto, pitcher. The new freshmen helped out and showed prospects for later years: Sue Jones, Janine Zeltwanger, Anita Miller, Lisa Miller, and Liz Elms. 2 ACE. gr RACE wi j ; GRACE = _GRACE — : i 1st Row: K. Otto, S. Jones, J. Zeltwanger, S. Briski, A. Barr. 2nd Row: Coach Heckman, N. Nieb, D. Hiestand, T. Waggoner, T. Schneider, L. Miller, Coach K. Heckman. 3rd Row: D. Oroszi, L. Elms, M. Rowe, T. Widder, K. Ball. Rowe lays into the ball. T. Widder scoops up the ball for an out. ; The hands tell it all for Coach Heckman. 78 Seetey 2 ery te tet et Bs sapyeiisie TEAM WINS FLORIDA TRIP! Pees i . af RUNS AHEAD 79 ‘eo wr : a c= oe 8 we 2 2 e Fssseans i €=Club Spring Sports Banquet G=-CLUB SPORTS BANQUET The Men's Athletic Club, G-Club, held the annual G-Club Sports Banquet at ‘The Classic’’ in North Webster. The evening's highlight was the recognition of the seniors and presentation of awards to outstanding athletes in their fields of basketball, baseball, golf, and track. eee NE CE Pe ere K. Willour and C. Thieme WOMEN’S SPORTS BANQUET The Women athletes held their annual Sports Banquet at the B B Restaurant. The outstanding women athletes were honored with all athletes being recognized. Recipients of awards were: Liz Elms, Trish Widder, Janine Zeltwanger, Anita Barr, Lisa Miller, Nan Hieb, Deb Hiestand. ee = ) € sa om | ae ¢ 5 : we ® SOUL WINNING ACTION Students from Grace “invade”’ a city. They assist and teach a local church in door to door outreach. The S.W.A.T. team also presented a large scale rally as a climax to the weekend. papier stisieseit HH li HHI 4 “E | — | z EE op CO ii. � i % BHR 1st Row: S. Adriansen, S$. MacAfee, J. Martin, R. Ingram, D. Lotz, A. Pasquale, A. Kelly, B. Vernon, M. Bargerhuff. Sitting: M. Vysocke, K. Walters. 2nd Row: D. Ward, S. Engram, T. McKinley, K. Moore, T. LaBuff, S. Hoffer, K. Misner, S. Sims, D. Miller. 3rd Row: R. Dean, G. Johnson, P. Overholt, M: Walters, K. Newswanger, D. Williamson, L. Koontz. In small groups, this team travels to metropolitan areas and trains in the area. They focus mainly on minorities, under- privileged and alcoholics. Kneeling: D. Kinkle, D. Robinson, S. Erickson. Standing: S. King, K. Davis, K. Goss, D. Snyder, L. Holland, S. Ellis, L. Mayer, C. Stoll, R. Johnson, S. Adriansen. 2nd Row: K. Long, K. Branch, R. Valentine, J. Randolph, J. Woods, J. Edmond, G. Jones, D. Smith. HOMEWARD BOUND This ministry travels to the home churches of the members two or three times a semester. Their ministry — in- volves public services, youth nights, Outreach, manual labor and drama. Kneeling: M. Oliver, T. Simpson, M. King, L. Brown, D. Deam, T. Radabaugh, L. Gillmore, M. Maples. 2st Row: S. Kirkpatrick, D. Smith, T. Waggoner, N. Damon, B. Anderson, S. Martin, K. Ryder, K. Lentz, S. Cooper, R. Smith. 2nd Row: L. Helmick, J. Houghton, K. Gibson, K. Hibshman, L. Lark, R. Thorne, S. Waite, J. Salomon, S$. Dennull. 3rd Row: T. Bennardo, K. Barger, S. Miles, D. Gardner, A. Troyer, L. Derusha. TIMOTHY TEAMS This ministry of Grace College students travels to a local church to help in the area of youth. They teach evangelism and discipleship. This involves three weekends every semester. They are lead by a Grace Brethren Church Christian Education leader. They have traveled to Ohio, Indiana, and neighboring states. Sitting (L-R): M. Franchino, T. Staton, T. Takeuchi, A. Lehmann, K. Yoder. Standing: L. Seese, P. Feather, B. Christie, R. Hetzler, D. Friddle, C. Friddle. : Standing: V. Lord, L. Hoard, L. Kelly, H. Lynn, A. Albertz. Kneeling: R. Ortega, S. Garcia, T. Barlow, B. Trotman. Pp. ——e a aay M. Noriega, A. Kinsey, L. Reber, J. Walter, D. Cash. Sitting: C. Garaux, B. Burke, L. Gibbons, L. Wharton, C. McIntyre, S. Johnson. Standing: G. Straits, D. McClellan, K. Buck, D. Frid dle. Sitting: A. Sellers, M. Zancof- sky, L. Gottschalk, 5. Myers, K. Royer, K. Steiner. M. Noriega, M. Mulroy, D. Sanford, J. Dunlap. Sitting: S. Cooper, D. Moyer, R. Russell, S. Loper, T. Helmick. 1st Row: N. Hieb, R. Zahaki, L. Lynn, J. Zeltwanger, R. Moyer, L. Erickson, J. Walters, T. Jackson. 2nd Row: K. Lentz, R. Smith, K. Smith, M. Phelps, N. Frantz, S. Thompson, P. McDonald. 3rd Row: S. Winey, P. Givens, R. Battis, L. Elms, T. Widder, G. Kisler, G. Students interested in athletics assist and help sponsor Fellowship of Christian Athletes, in local high schools. JAIL TERM These students visit local jails and detention centers. They share the plan of salvation to inmates. Seaeete 3 x Bs dst Row: D. Scott, P. Courtney, K. Herald. 2nd Row: B. Idaman, T. Schoyer, T. Webb. PREPARATION FOR THE WORLD Many ministry teams traveled out from Grace College to spread the Word of God, and to strengthen Christians in the United States. First, those students had to prepare themselves spiritually for this endeavor. Different chapels, day of prayer and a variety of sessions helped preparation not to be a chore, but an exciting learning process. 89 AST AMA ea tances sans te, Senior 92 Senior Art Exhibits Six students displayed their work for senior art exhibits this year. Included in the exhibits were: ceramics by Mark Whitacre and Jeff Moine; watercolors by Scott Holladay and Melinda Marvin; and prints by Kevin Konyha and Leslie Weikel. Recitals | Three seniors gave recitals this spring. Jim Coleman (piano) and Brett Deardorff (trumpet) combined their talents in one recital. Steve Placeway also gave a trumpet recital. Baccalaureate On the evening of May 20, 199 graduates, along with family and friends, gathered for their baccalaureate service. Dr. Joseph Stowell, Jr., guest speaker, instructed the upcoming graduates in the importance of knowing and practicing what they believe in Jesus Christ. Commencement 1989 Friday, May 21st. The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was filled with anticipation, excitement, fear, and regret. After all of the money is spent, all the studies are done, and many prayers have been spoken, each graduate was eager to accept that valuable piece of paper. SERS Td 7 Ee SENIORS Senior Class Officers: M. Gehrke, Treas.; K. Konyha, SAB Rep.; R. Thorne, Chaplain; D. Grube, Pres.; T. Abbitt, V. Pres.; J. Martin, SAB Rep.; C. Tadin, Sec. Tom Abbitt Steve Adriansen Beth Anderson Dwight Baker Mary Baker Karen Ball Rob Barlow Annette Batson Rick Battis clk Tom Bennardo Brenda Benson y SX Greg Binkerd Keith Boliman Barb Boyer Roger Brashear SS — ————— Marcia Cessna Joy Chapman 400 | Evangeline Claassen Mike Cocks Jim Colman Dianna Compton Sharon Cooper Belinda Cowles Beth Curry Deb Deam Rex Durham Marcia Flanagan 404 Mindy Franchino Dawn Funderburg +4 ASHE Michelle Gehrke Paul Givens Steven Griffith Dennfis Grube Rob Harness Chris Hay 402 LeAnn Haynam Janice Herr Bruce Hostetler Sue Huffman Bob Hurlbert Leslie Jackson Brenda Kent Gordon Kisler Scott Knight Kevin Konyha Jeff Kowatch 403 Kelly Lukkes Janice Manion Julia Martin af: Melinda Marvin Diann Baker McDairmant Sharon McGarvey 404 Jay McKinley Sue Michaels Sue Miller Janet Mills Jeff Moine Bob Moore Ellen Motter Lori Ellen Narwold ae Chet Nelson Maria Obergon Kathy Otto Denise Patrick Christine Phillippi Kevin Phillippi 405 Michelle Quass Wini Rollason Ginger Schneider Cathy Tadin Steve Sellers Craig Shriner Jana Thompson Mark Sigsbee Sharri Snyder Stacye Toms Nancy Tress Rod Valentine Larry Ward Teresa Warner Gigi Watkins 407 . Tony Webb Leslie Weikel Mark Weinstein Karen Werner Steve Wheeler Mark Whitacre Constance Whitcomb Judy Willard Kevin Willour Keith Willsey Barbara Zimmerman | ie nl a : | = ilies assaiil eal : Dei RING BELL |S FOR SERVICE MY PR AO Re cite reese $28 Ry i ot, i 00 ay, eRe wad gx BER oe! ww age =| af = 4 % E wa or NURSING GRADUATES Kelly Beer Janice Bowers Bonnie Burke Barb Chapman Becky Cleveland Karen Copeland Lisa Ellis Mindy Franchino Barbara Frye t Cathy Goss Lorrie Gottschalk Susan Holliday Cindy Hoon Sue McAfee Tammy McKinley Darleen Mohler Shari Sacker Janet Walker Connie Whitcomb 11 ese : See ress LETS See Of PE SE LS ee cs = In memory of KAREN M. BRUNNER ... truly a gift from God to the Grace family. Her cheerful face, pleasant personality, and caring way complimented her love and commitment to the Lord Junior Class Officers: President: Cory Colman; Secretary: Kim Goode; Treasurer: Ray Benson; SAB Rep: Cathy Dossman, Mike Richards; Chaplain: Scott Miles Eric Anderson Timothy Anderson Marilyn Austin Karie Barber Marcella Barker David Beam Ray Benson Gary Blevins Andrew Bonham James Bower Terri Brocker Susan Brook Catherine Brown Louise Brown Russell Brown Diane Bryant Cynthia Burgess Kris Burton Brent Byers Kevin Carter RIORS 115 116 Lori Christian Christy Claeys Mark Cole Cory Colman Stephanie Cooper Stephen Cooper Monte Couse Zerrin Crippen Jackie Daghlian Kay Davis Rodney Dawson Richard Dean Ann Deane Bret Deardorff Kent Denlinger Catherine Dowmann Susan Dowsett Cindy Ebersole Robert Eiden Thomas Embaugh Scott Ericson Barry Evans Alicia Felts Donna Fluke Christine Friddle David Friddle Gregory Froese Douglas Gaerte Steve Garcia Lisa Gearheart Kimberly Gegner Paul Gregory Mary Hamilton Kathryn Hathaway Timothy Hawkins Sue Hays James Heierman Gary Heim Tamie Helmick David Henkler Janice Herr Laura Hershelman Nanette Hieb 417 . “ Om Debra Hiestand Lenore Hoard Dawn Hochstedler Koren Hoffer Melinda Hoque Sandra Houvener Carol Hrubik Scott Hurtle Raelien Ingram Jacquie Jensen Benjamin Johnson Annette Kelly Kevin Kempton Deon Kincaid —S Seb ESS Madison Knight ¥ . — 0 soy mm d om thot it is time for proyer Levi Knox Go soy my good man Or proy Mary Krenrick Marilyn Kropf k's really hard to fox trot in these things Sharon Kendal Tammy LaBuff Charies Lawson Kevin Long Beth Longworth Vicki Lord Dawn Maiellano Eudora Major Stephen Makofka Rebecca Male Scott Mdinnis Gndy Mdntire Scott Miles Gregg Miller Tracy Miller Kimberly Minegar Jule Moine Robert Momeyer Kandus Moore Lome Morgan Jil Mumaw Karla Neer Naralie Nelson O 120 Keith Newswanger Linda Oberly Curtis Oliver Melinda Oliver Leldon Partain Barbara Pearce Mark Penfold Bradford Pepple Jeffrie Popplewell Michael Richards Pamela Ritchey Marilyn Rowe Janet Ryerson Sandra Sacher Jon Salomon Ruby Saunders Russell Scheiner Theresa Schneider Laurie Schuler Sharon Shaffer Lorrie Shaver Brian Sholly Dean Sibley Mother always told me that | was photogenic. Scott Sirnms Tracey Simpson Debra Sisk Susan Slusher Michael Smart Deb Smith Rebecca Snyder Karyn Steiner Harold Steinhoff David Stevens Sally Jo Stover Gregg Straits Benjamin Strobel Gregory Taylor Karen Taylor Brad Thomas Donald Thompson Robert Thorne Bruce Treiber Andy Troyer Deborah Truckenbrod Jeffery Turner Bruce Vernon Melody Vysocke Tanya Waggoner Jonathan Walter Patricia Widder Jeff Wilcoxson Claire Willett Mariel Williams Mary Williams Timothy Wisehart Jon Wroughton Eric Wynn Earl Young 121 ec a 1c 343 Res: M =T- SSve roy mn rh al it HA er 4 i i op be ng f fr i i cya | ALE : “Seen e” Saene_aha gaa fr it Ht $ ai = ou - eS S100 e re oe oi == Bow ve ae ep ss — or Bw! OU etcels Oni son @ hry SOPHOMORE Deno Goromes Chores Gaamoiir Dovid Chooman joy Gao Morgue Gum Deon Guibetson Orvaiine Guts juonito Damon 124 Jan Davis Othniel Degahson Scott Dennull James Dunlap Jirn Edmonds Edward Erickson John Finch Carlene Finster Dawn Froese Douglas Gardner Elizabeth Geary Lynn Gibbons Kelly Gillis Linda Gilmore Lisa Glass Patricia Gossman Mishelle Graber Kenneth Green Laura Griffin Rodney Hamman David Harper Tammy Haun 3rd Floor Alpha gets a bit chilly. Peter Hawkins Loni Helmick Laura Hemele Diane Hipple Beverly Hodgdon George Allen Hodgdon Daniel Hoeppner Sheri Hoffer Teresa Hogue Elizabeth Holland Jacquelyn Hueni Lee Ann Huff Julie Hurlburt Joselyn Igarashi Dale Jackson Thomas Jacobson Ruthann Johnson Susan Johnson Dawn Juday Michael! Karangelen Gary Keener Nancy Keener Lyn Kelly 425 126 David Kinkle Tara Kinnunen Alan Kinsey Ralph Kisner Robin Koch Larry Koontz Donna Kuni Kimberly Kyle Thomas Laidig Cheryl Lanier Phyllis LaRue Karen Lentz Dan LeVan Lane Lewallen Heidi Linn Deborah Lotz Juanita Maier ——— | Michelle Mapes Cindy Martin Jeanette Martin Sharon Mason Linda Mayer Kent McCarthy David McClellan Donald McDowell Trace McGeath Lori Meads Dan Messner Daniel Miller Emiline Miller Greg C. Miller Marvin Miller Yolanda Miller Catherine Misner John Allan Mitchell Pamela Moore Jon Mould Debra Moyer Michael Mulroy Rhonda Nelson Denise Oroszi Phillip Overholt Rodney Penrod Philip Peters 127 128 Thomas Peters Michael Phelps Sheryl Plastow Timothy Poyner John Randolph Geneva Regier Marc Reisacher Leslie Rice Randall Roberts Karen Royer John Rummel Amy Rutan John Ruth Ellen Sandvold Daniel Sanford Sandra Sayne Dana Scott Anita Sellers Thomas Seymour Susan Sheetz QANTAS ENR AS: AAR TA Faith Showers Curtis Shriner Carol Shuler Douglas Shultz Katrina Sims Robert Slagle D. Hipple falls for her cards. Tracy Slanaker Debra Smith Douglas Smith Deborah Snyder Lori Spicer ——————eee—n eee —— James Sprunger Annette St. Germain Jerry Stover Jaynne Straley Susan Sutphin Julie Swanson Carol Swartzentruber —_——— Tina Takeuchi DaLonna Taylor - C. Finster is caught stealing a vacuum cleaner. Douglas Thomas Cathy Thompson Michael Thompson Scott Thompson Debra Thuringer 129 Melodie Tom Shawn Tucker Jimm Urnpleby Janice Vandergrift Calvin Veith Tammy Voignier Hung Vuong Terry Waggoner Catherine Walter Julie Weidman Dana Welling Joyce Wenger Philip Wiley Mitchell Willaman Michael Willig Steven Winey Stephen Winter Ronald Wood John Woods Bari Worrell Mary Wyatt Cheri Yaley Timothy Yocum ” Te Be Be 8 ae Been Bee ee 7 od t (ade ‘ 3 3 eet a - f) - ee j se ial — a u : ‘reshman Class Officers: ‘resident: Tom Barlow; Vice President: Keith Gregory; Secretary: Melanie Gehrke; SAB eps: John Oelze, Natalie Stroman; Treasurer: Paul Mertens; Advisor: Kevin Huggins FRESHMER April Albertz Jon Alcorn Cindy Allen Lisa Alley Kathleen Allison Kim Alonzo Sarah Anderson Sven Eric Anderson Tammy Anderson Linda Anglemyer Rusty Annis David Arehart Norman Bakhit Paul Bakh it Muriel Banford Martin Bargerhuff Tom Barlow Anita Barr Charles Batt Teresa Bazini 431 Margaret Beachy Richard Beck Kaylyn Becker Judy Beetler David Benson Philip Bianchini Constance Blue Annette Bohn Michael Brandau David Bratcher Paul Brill Donna Brown | 432 George Brummett Steve Brunner Ken Buck Craig Byers Kathleen Carpenter Janet Catlett Jeff Cerny Margaret Chappell Kim Collins Wendy Cooper Edgar Couttolenc Kimberly Cross Robyn Crowley Bill Dean Margaret Dennis J. Hutchison studying. Those home perms just don’t work! G. Siverling and S. Loper can’t believe the call the ref made at the Derby Bowl. Larry Derusha Bob Dorsey Gregory Dosmann Kathryn Drake Robert Duston Brenda Edmonds Kimberly Elkins Blythe Elliott Elizabeth Elms Shari Engram Bonnie Epp Gregory Erickson Carol Eshelman Philip Feather Penny Feighner Thomas Field Stephanie Fish Janet Flanagan Marlene Francis Zenna Freese Dan Friddle 134 Laura Funderburg Laurie Funk Cheryl Garaux Ruth Garaux Julie Garber John Garcia Karlen Gegner Melanie Gehrke Gene Gephart Kelly Gibson Denise Gilgan Lisa Goerdt Beth Goertzen Merylee Graber Teresa Greene Shawn Gregg Keith Gregory Suzanne Griffin Randall Grove The gorgeous green goddess of Alpha. Gary Gulley Paul Halliwell Jill Hamel Shannon Hardin Jon Harris Christopher Havens Mark Heckaman Troy Heckaman Kathleen Herald Kelly Herndon Debbie Hester Nancy Hester Robert Hetzler S. Myers, G. Gregg. A. Pasquale and K. Stover, waiting pa- tiently for Dorm Bible study to begin. Kimberly Hibshman Julie Hicker Lisa Hinkle Michelle Holtzman Trudy Horton Janice Houghton Kelly Howard Regina Huff Joy Huffman Connie Hulme Rex Humphrey Dave Hunt Leeann Hunting Jodi Hutchison Lori Jeffries Shirley Johnson Gary Jones Suzette Jones Timothy Jones Sherri Juday Anatole Kamentz bi ” ft as Bradley Kelley Sherrie Kirkpatrick Kathleen Klosinski Timothy Koerten Steven Koontz Arnold Kriegbaum Lamarr Lark Laura Larned Kathy La Rue Shoveling snow is an endless job in Northern In- diana. Kenneth Lawson Alene Lehmann Tonya Lentz Lorrie Lewellen Kathleen Linder David Lockwood Robert Loper Sandra Loper Sharon Louis Laurie Lynn Mary Ann Makofka J. Zeltwanger keeps her cool under pressure. John Mallo Daniel Markley Diana Martin Kelly Martin Mark Mather Tami Maurer Linda May Willie Mayes Hall meeting on 3rd west led by “Mom Ding”. Timothy McCarty Jeanne McNally Timothy Meadows Ginger Merck Paul Mertens Alice Middleton 137 138 Jeffrey Milbourne Lisa Miller Marianne Miller Ronald Miller Susan Mishler Brenda Mock Marlk Mohler Tim Moomaw Rebecca Moyer Alan Mumaw Steve Murray Alan Myers Nita Myers A. Mumaw represented the freshman class well on the tennis team. Serena Myers Marcia Nelles Lynn Newswanger Stacy Nifong Kipp Normand Mark Norris Vaughn Nussbaum Jana Nystrand John Oelze Nancy Ohman Snowbound in Indiana. Roland Ortega Andrea Pasquale Markus Paulus Daniel Pecaro Troy Philipps Jeffrey Pollard Susan Porter Matthew Powell Peter Quick Pauline Raether Risa Rarick Lucinda Reber Emily Reichle Cynthia Rensberger Charles Rice Catherine Richardson Ricky Roberts Delayno Robinson Sandra Rusinack Rosemary Russell 139 Donna Shickley John Sllingberg Sandy Shirey Susan Shoemaker Jeannie Sholly Mark Shyer Kirnberly Ryder Michael Schindler Mark Schneider Mark Schroeder Julia Schumacher Cynthia Schuster Londa Scott Leland Seese Amy Sellers Dave Sezonov The long trek through the snow to Alpha. It’s time for weekend fun to begin for L. Miller. Gayle Siverling Beth Smit h Deanna Smith Kevin Smith Denise Soliday It's been quite a day for T. Voigner and L. Funderburg. L. Funk goes out to face the world. Richard Stair Teresa Staton Nadine Steinhoff Kelly Stover Natalie Stroman Pamela Thompson Rebekah Thornton Winslow Thurston Paris Tiller Jacqueline Trapp Nancy Tucker Diane Tyler Steven Visserman Jeffrey Wade Mark Waite Milton Waite 141 142 Scott Waite Jack Walters Michael Walters Mary Wanner Debra Ward Jennifer Waring Linda Wedertz Lisa Wharton Douglas Wilcoxsor Dana Williamson Jacqulyn Joy Wills Connie Wilson Robert Wilson Sharon Wilson Amy Winkler John Wright M. Graber enjoying Alpha’s second most favorite pastime. Huan-ping Wu Kristine Yoder Donald Yoders T. Horton indulges in Alpha’s number one favorite pastime. Rene Zakahi Marla Zancofsky Brian Zellner Janine Zeltwanger Jon Zentz Second Semester New Sy a BE, TS yes i, sag oe eta oe, Students Jerry Abbitt Scott Ahigren Michael Arthur Dorene Balmer Rebecca Broyles Michael Cariaga Deborah Cocklin Joseph Ezeigbo Thomas Kiefer Karen Koloze Georgina Morehouse Theodore Rondeau Deborah Schalow Bernard William rectors. TheD 145 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Homer A. Kent, President Dr. John J. Davis, Executive Vice President Mr. Ronald E. Clinger, Director of Business Affairs Dr. Stephen Grill, Assistant Academic Dean Mr. Richard Messner, Director of Development Mr. James Shipley, Registrar Mr. Daniel M. Snively, Dean of Students Dr. Vance Yoder, Academic Dean STUDENT DERSONNEL AND ADMISSIONS 147 Daniel M. Snively, Dean of Students Miriam Uphouse, Assistant Dean of Students Kevin Huggins, College Chaplain C. Lee Jenkins, Director of Placement Joanne Taylor, Nurse Ron O. Henry, Director of Admissions Thomas Roy, Assistant Director of Admissions Cindy Sisson, Admissions and Retention Counselor 146 HOUSING F. Elizabeth Moore, Director of Housing Roger J. Simmons, Facilities Manager Debbie Wilcoxson, Secretary for Housing MAILROOM ARID DPRINTSHOR Mrs. Phyllis Kantenwein, Mailroom Supervisor Mrs. Pearl Elliott, Switchboard Operator Mrs. C atherine Miley, Print Shop Supervisor MAINTENANCE Mr. Mr. Service Department Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Harold Witzky, Director of Physical Plant Ernie Ringler, Supervisor of Grounds and Robert Ashby Neal Cauffman Ted Chapman Terry Howie Dale E. Martin Robert Maziasz Richard Miley Glen H. Stauffer William Suk ' Mrs. Irene Cauffman, Manager-Supervisor ' Earl J. Thurston, Director ' Mrs. Geneveive Thurston, Assistant Director Mrs. Connie Hurd , Miss Sharon Kavanagh BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND FINANCE Mr. Ronald E. Clinger, Director of Business Affairs Mr. William J. Hofto, Controller Mr. Reed Morrison, Assistant Controller Miss Joyce Ashman, Accounts Receivable Clerk Mrs. Lora Chapman, Accounts Payable Clerk Miss Janet Hoxworth, Cashier Mrs. Barbara LaFortune, Loan Clerk Mr. Stephen Petty, Director of Student Aid Mr. Richard Woodring, Student Employment Coordinator Mr. Donald W. Fluke, Director of Data Processing Mr. Dewey J. Melton, Director of Supporting Services SERVICE Mrs. Delores Byers Mrs. Olive Dombek Mrs. Julie Fahbach Mrs. Ruth Hollinger Joel Mathai Mrs. Ruth Snyder 2 te EiBRARY Robert D. Ibach, Director William E. DArr, Assistant Director Floyd M. Votaw, Head of Library Technical Services Mrs. Paula Ibach Mrs. Helen H. Lee Mrs. Denise J. Ramsey BIBLICAL STUDIES AND DHILOSOPHY Dr. S. Wayne Beaver, Associate Professor of Missions; Dr. Weston W. Fields, Associate Professor of Bible, Classical Languages and Hermeneutics; Dr. W. Merwin Forbes, Instructor in Biblical Studies; Donald L. Fowler, Assistant Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew; Theodore Hildebrandt, Instructor in Biblical Studies; Ronald E. Manahan, Assistant Professor in Biblical Studies yf EDUCATION | Dr. Bruce K. Alcorn, Professor of Education | and Psychology; Mrs. Ethel Anderson, Part- Time Instructor in Education; George J. Hawkins, Part-Time Instructor in Education: Lawrence A. Lawlor, Part-Time Instructor in Teacher Education; Mrs. Sharon Rager, Part-Time Instructor in Education; Miss Dorothy Van Cleve, Part-Time Instructor in Education; Mrs. Marilyn J. Yoder, Associate Professor of Education DHYSICAL EDUCATION David L. Diehl, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education; James C. Kessler, Director of Athletics, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education; Mrs. Yvonne J. Messner, Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education; Mrs. Karen Heckman, Instructor in Physical Education, Women’s Athletic Coordinator LANGUAGE AND LIFTERATURE Edgar J. Lovelady, Professor of English, Greek, and Linguistics; Mrs. Paulette G. Sauders, Associate Professor of English; Dr. Myron D. Yeager, Associate Professor of English; Miss Terri D. Chilcote, Part-Time Instructor in Journalism; Miss Liz Cutler, Part-Time Instructor in Journalism; Mrs. Viki Rife, Part-Time Instructor in Spanish; Mr. James H. Nesbitt, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages; Dr. D. Brent Sandy, Assistant Professor of Classical and Ancient Languages FINE ARTS Mrs. Jean L. Coverstone, Associate Professor of Art: Arthur W. Davis, Assistant Professor of Art; David French, Part-Time Instructor in Art; Gary L. Nieter, Part-Time Instructor in Art 152 — SPEECH COMMURICA TION Dr. Stephen A. Grill, Assistant Academic Dean, Associate Professor of Speech Communication; Dr. Merwin L. Ziegler, Associate Professor of Speech Communication MUSIC Mrs. Ethel Anderson, Part-Time Instructor in Music; Miss LaNita French, Part-Time Instructor in Music; Dennis R. Herrick, Assistant Professor of Music; Mrs. Verna M. Feltz, Associate Professor of Music; VW. Roland Feltz, Associate Professor of Music; Mrs. Beverly J. Kent, Part-Time Instructor in Music; Paul E. Milliman, Assistant Professor of Music; Donald E. Ogden, Professor of Music; Dr. Vance A. Yoder, Academic Dean, Professor of Music NATURAL SCIENCE Dr. Donald B. DeYoung, Associate Professor of Physics; Dr. Richard A. Drilling, Professor of Mathematics and Science Education; Dr. Ray A. Gsell, Associate Professor of Chemistry; Dr. Jesse D. Humberd, Professor of Science and Mathematics; Dr. Richard E. Jeffreys, Associate Professor of Biochemistry; Dr. Marcia V. Lee, Part-Time Instructor in Biological Science; Dr. Tary T. Tanner, Part-Time Instructor in Biological Science; Dr. Vilas E. Deane, Professor of Mathematics; Mrs. Margaret Boozel, Associate Professor of Nursing; Mrs. Lynn L. Brown, Part- Time Instructor of Nursing; Miss Annabelle H. Cavinder, Associate Professor of Nursing; Mrs. j 2 Marie E. Owen, Part-Time Instructor of Nursing; Retag is a.” lite i Mrs. Judy Rupp, Instructor of Nursing; Mrs. Barbara C. Woodring, Associate Professor of Nursing ’ SOCIAL SCIENCE William P. Gordon, Associate Professor of Economics and Business; Winbon Shackleford, Assistant Professor of Business; Lowell R. Landis, Part-Time Instructor of Accounting; Ron O. Henry, Director of Admissions, Associate Professor of History; Robert D. Ibach, Jr., Assistant Professor of Archaeology; Dr. Robert R. Mathisen, Associate Professor of History; R. Wayne Snider, Professor of History; Dr. Joyce Clinger, Part-Time Instructor in Psychology; Dr. E. Michael Grill, Associate Professor of Psychology; Mrs. Alice Petty, Part- Time Instructor of Psychology; Robert Wright, Part-Time Instructor of Psychology; Daniel M. Snively, Dean of Students, Assistant Professor of Sociology; Kenneth N. Taylor, Assistant Professor of Sociology; Mrs. Miriam M. 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OSS ry ee a: 4 il nh DN N EY AS Ww MM galt J —_- 7 Se — = +e aa | SS “UUM i... = THE BRETHREN HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL AND BRETHREN INVESTMENT FOUNDATION 1401 Kings Highway Winona Lake, Indiana 46590 % a wy Ay SA mie casat a fed See ey eS We Extend an Invitation to You to V Our Warm and Friendly Church t isi in Keystone Country When LL 6 LL = = oO O LL oO ex cc O LEAMERSVILLE GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Class of 1982 .S. 220 4 Miles South U Duncansvi PA 11635 lle, ions Congratulat to the Class of 1982 Downtown Warsaw 165 = to Better Serve You! WORD MUSIC, IN a Rodeheaver Company | a ee Winona Lake, Indiana Congratulations 1982 Graduates! GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH 8400 Good Luck Road, Lanham, Maryland 20706 Russ Ogden, Pastor AM - 1480 WRSW SS Se Eee) PM - 107.3 Our Students Sue Michaels Kevin Konyha Lee Ann Huff Radio Station WRSW and WRSW-FM Senior Senior Sophomore P.O. 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WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE | YOU IN THE | COMMUNITY | KIMBLE GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH 1135 SE 232 St. Kent, Washington 98031 Pastor David Marksbury We Are Proud of Our Students: Dave McClellan, Ke-ly Lukkes, Ginger Merck, Janet Catlett, Mike Thompson, Jan Nystrand, Diana Martin, John Baima ANKENYTOWN BETHEL BRETHREN CHURCH GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Berne, IN Pastor Cary Miller Assistant Tom Sharp AGBC Celebrating 100 Years of Serving Christ 1882-1982 Diann McDairmart Jim Umpleby Lisa Wharton Mark Sharp, Cindy Theime Marianne Miller Larry Edwards, Pastor Tim Placeway, Youth and Music Congratulations to the Class of 1982 DAVID GREENMAN PHOTOGRAPHY GR ACE BRETHREN CHURCH Nee iS aenteimateisiodic ucsiiead which is understood is braod OF SIMS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA ePortraits Weddings Commercial eindustrial eAerial Pastor E. John Gillis Our Students: P.O. Box 864 Warsaw, IN 46580 Karen Ball, Laura Barber, Lisa Barber, Brent Christie, John 3155 East Center, Located in the Finch, Eldred Gillis, Kelly Gillis, Shannon Hardin, Dane Harper, Center Center, Warsaw, IN Debbie Hester, Janice Manion Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1982 GRACE COLLEGE Congratulations Seniors! GRACE P.O. Box 616 MANUFACTURING, INC. Warsaw, Indiana Warsaw, Indiana A Christian Corporation Supporting Christian Education WORTHINGTON GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Patterson Mlemorial OF COLUMBUS OHIO Grace e are Proud of Our Students: On Greg le ne Saat on Sweeney, Brethren Chur ch Sumi Flanagan, Amy Winkler, Cindy Burgess, Sue Hays, Steve Adriansen, Rob Barlow, Tom Barlow, Dave Reinke, Alene Lehmann Roanoke, Virginia RON E. THOMPSON, PASTOR “a spiritual home for your family” P.O. Box 7649 Roanoke, Virginia 24019 178 Seniors Abbit, Thomas 18, 98, 99 Adriansen, Stephen 89,98 Anderson, Elizabeth 89,98 Atkinson, Carol Augsburger, Pamela Avery, Heidi 18 Baker, Dwight 98 Baker, Mary 98 Ball, Karen 18, 22, 76,77, 98, 140 Barlow, Robert 13,99 Batson, Annette 18,99 Battis, Richard 88,99 Bauer, Scott Belanger, Leo Bennardo,Tom 22,89, 99 Benson, Brenda 99 Bingham, David 99 Bingham, Lori 99 Binkerd, Greg 99 Binkerd, Kimberle 99 Bollman, Keith 99 Booker, Joseph Bower, James 22,78,115 Boyer, Barb 99 Brashear, Roger 99 Brocker, Terri 18,115 Brower, Lynne 100 Brown, Aaron Byers, Valerie Campbell, Laura Cessna, Marsha 18, 100 Chapman, Joy 100 Christie, Vance Christie, Leeta 11 Claassen, Evangeline 100 Clar, James Cocks, Michael 100 Coffman, David 24, 30, 100 Coldren, Laura Coleman, James 10, 100, 109 Compton, Dianna 100 Cooper, Sharon 71,89, 100 Cowles, Belinda 18,101 Curry, Beth 23,101 Da Silva, Neusa Deam, Deborah 89,101 De Graff, Karen Durham, Rex 75,77,101 Ellis, Stephanie 37,64, 89 Erb, Nancy 18, 22 Evannouse, Jayne Felbig, Terri 101 Flanagan, Marcia 101 Fritz, Deborah 18 Frush, Roberta 18 Fuller, Ruth Funderburg, Dawn 101 Funderburg, Michael 101 Gehrke, Michele 71,99, 101 Gillis, Eldred Givens, Paul 23, 88, 101 Goss, Jennifer Griffith, Steven 22,101 Grube, Dennis 10,99, 102 Guenther, Bonnie Guerena, Laura Guiles, David Hardy, Beth Harness, Robert 74,75, 102 Hartsell, Terry Hay, Christopher 102 Haynam, LeAnn 102 Herr, Janice 18,102,117 Hibbard, Jeffery Hocking, Daniel Holladay, Scott 102 Hostetler, Bruce 102 Huffman, Susan 18, 102 Hurlburt, Robert 18, 102 Ide, Patricia Irwin, Susan Jackson, Leslie 102 Kent, Brenda 102 King, Susan 89 Kisler,Gordon 22,71, 88, 102 Klinger, Joanne Klisz, James Klopfenstein, Kathy Knight, Scott 103 Konyha, Kevin 21,99, 103 Kowatch, Jeffrey 103 Kropf, Marilyn Lantz, Cheryl 103 Lawlor, Rebecca 103 Lehman, Sue 103 Leiter, Jill Leonard, Dewitt Lesh, Julie 24,103 Lindelef, Bette Lukkes, Kelly 103 eet Michael 106, 107,111,139, Manion, Janice 103 Martin, Julia 89,99, 103 Marvin, Melinda 104 McDairmant, Diann 104 McGarvey, Sharon 104 McGinness, Nancy McIntire, Cindy 20 McKinley, Jay 13,104 McKinley, Jon Meads, Melanie Meads, Terry 75 Michaels, Susan 104 Miller, Candace 104 Miller, Jacki Miller, Michael Miller, Susan 104 Mills, Janet 18, 24, 104 Moine, Jeffrey 23,104 Moore, Robert 104 Motter, Ellen 18, 104 Musselman, Douglas Narwold, Lori 18, 104 Nelson, Chester 20,105 Nielsen, Kimberly Obregon, Maria 105 Otto, Kathy 18, 76,105 Owens, Peggy Patrick, Denise 105 Patterson, David Pearce, Barbara Phillippi, Christine 105 Phillippi, Kevin 105 Placeway, Stephen 10 Quass, Michelle 105 Reinke, David 13 Rhodea, Paul Rollason, Winifred 105, 109 Rush, David 105 Schneider, Ginger 37,64, 71,105 Schoyer, Thomas Schumacher, Laurie Sellers, Steven 106 Sharp, Mrk 106 Shriner, Craig 18, 106 Sigsbee, Mark 106, 109 Sirka, Collette 106 Slusher, Susan Smith, Edie 106 Smith, Ralph Smith, Ronald 24, 78, 88, 89 Snyder, Sharri 18, 106 Sproule, Lynne Steiner, Daniel Stogsdill, Kerry Stover, Roger 77,78 Tadin, Cathy 99, 106 Thomas, James Thompson, Jana 11,106 Thorne, Robert 78, 79, 89,99, 121 Toms, Stacye 23, 106 Tress, Nancy 5, 30, 30, 37, 64, 107, 109 Tweeddale, Chery! Valentine, Rodney 89, 140, 197 Ward, Larry 107 Warner, Teresa 18,107 Watkins, Gigi 107 Webb, Tony 107 Weikel, Leslie 21,107 Weinstein, Mark 107 Werner, Karen 107 Wheeler, Steven 107 Whitacre, Mark 37,64, 107 Wilkinson, Michael Willard, Judy 108 Willour, Kevin 22,108 Willsey, Keith 108 Wobrock, William he Wood, David Wooler, Barbara 109 Zakahi, Nathan Ziegler, Susan Zimmerman, Barbara 108 Two-Year Graduates Beer, Kelli 110 Bowers, Janice 110 Burke, Bonnie 71,91,110 Chapman, Barbara 110 Cleveland, Rebecca 110 Coplen, Karen 110 Ellis, Lisa 110 Franchino, Melinda 71,90, 101, 110 Frye, Barbara 110 Goss, Catherine 89,111 Gottschalk, Loretta 11,117 Goods, Kimberlee Holiday, Susan 111 Hoon, Cindy 111 McAfee, Suzanne 89,111 McKinley, Tammy 89,111 Mohler, Darlene 111 Mullen, Faith Sacher, Sharon 10,111 Twombly, Sandra Walker, Janet 107,111 REGS Constance 107, 108, Juniors Andersen, Timothy 115 Anderson, Eric 115 Austin, Marilyn 30,115 Barber, Karie 115 Barker, Marcella 13,115 Beam, David 23,115 Beetler, Connie 115 Benson, Ray 22,115 Blevins, Gary 5, 22,115 Bonham, Andrew 22,115 Brook, Susan 115 Brown, Catherine 115 Brown, Louise 18,89,115 Brown, Russell 22,77,78,115 Bryant, Diane 115 Burgess, Cynthia 115 Burton, Kris 115 Byers, Brent 115 Carter, Kevin 21,115 Chappell, Thomas Christian, Lorraine 116 Claeys, Christy 116 Cole, Mark 116 180 Colman, Cory 116 Cooper, Stephanie 91,116 Cooper, Stephen 116 Couse, Monte 116 Crippen, Zerrin 116 Daghlian, Jackie 116 Davis, Kay 89,116 Dawson, Rodney 116 Dean, Richard 89,116 Deane, Ann 23,116 Deardorff, Bret 10,13,116 Denlinger, Kent 116 Dosmann, Catherine 24,116 Dowsett, Susan 116 Ebersole, Cindy 116 Eidem, Robert 78,116 Embaugh, Thomas 116 Ericson; Scott, 75,89; 116 Evans, Barry 116 Faas, Ronald Felts, Alicia 13,18,116 Fiebig, Timothy Floyd, David Fluke, Donna 117 Franco, Richard 78 Friddle, Christine 18,90, 117 Friddle, David 18,117 Froese, Gregory 117 Gaerte, Douglas 31,117 Garcia, Steve 71,90, 117 Gearheart, Lisa 117 Gegner, Kimberly 117 Gregory, Paul 117 Grimm, Gregory Hamilton, Mary 117 Hathaway, Kathryn 18, 109,117 Hawkins, Timothy 78, 79,117 Hays, Sue 117 Heierman, James 117 Heim, Gary 117 Helmack, Tamie 91,117 Henkler, David 117 Hershelman, Laura 117 Hieb, Nanette 26, 76, 88,117 aegelet Debra 22, 24, 76,77, Hoard, Lenore 118 Hochstedler, Dawn 118 Hoffer, Karen 118 Hogue, Melinda 118 Hoon, Cindy 78 Houvener, Sandra 118 Houvener, James Hoyt, Kimberly Hrubik, Carol 118 Hudson,Lea 118 Hurtle, Scott 118 Ingram, Raellen 89,118 Jensen, Jacquie 118 Johnson, Benjamin 89,118 Kelly, Annette 24,89,118 Kempton, Kevin 13,118 Kincaid, Dean 23,118 | Knight, Madison 118 Knox, Levi 20,118 | Koontz, Doug 118 Kreamer, Rebekah 24,118 Krenrick, Mary 10,18,118 Kropf, Marilyn 118 Kendall, Sharon Kay 119 LaBuff, Tammy 89,119 Lawson, Charles 119 Long, Kevin 89,119 Longworth, Beth 119 Lord, Norman Lord, Vicki 90,119 Maiellano, Dawn 119 Major, Dori 119 Makofka, Stephen 11,119 Male, Rebecca 119 Martin, Stephen | Mclinnis, Scott 119 Mcintire, Cindy 119 McKee, Timothy Merritt, Barbara Miles, Scott 22,89,119 Miller, Gregg 22,77, 78,119 Miller, Tracy 119 Milliman, James Minegar, Kimberly 119 Moine, Julie 119 Momeyer, Robert 119 Moore, Kandus 89,119 Morgan, Lorrie 119 Mumaw, Jill 119 Neer, Karla 119,137 Nelson, Natalie 119 Newswanger, Keith 13,89, 120 Oberly, Linda 120 Oliver, Curtis 120 Oliver, Melinda 89,120 Partain, Leldon 120 Peachy, Nathaniel 24 Pearce, Barbara 120 Penford, Mark 120 Pepple, Bradford 120 Pitsenbarger, James Popplewell, Jeffrie 120 Richards, Michael 120 Ritchey, Pamela 120 Roddy, Ronald 75 Rowe, Marilyn 22,76, 77,120 Ryerson, Janet 120 Sacher, Sandra 10,13, 120 Salomon, Jon 89,120 Saunders, Ruby 23,120 Scheiner, Russell 130 Schneider, Theresa 22,76, 120 Schuler, Laurie 120 Shaffer, Sharon 21,120 Shaver, Lorrie 120 Sholly, Brian 120 Sibley, Dean Simms, Scott 121 Simpson, Tracey 18, 89,121 Sisk, Debra 121 Slusher, Susan 121 Smart, Michael 121 Smith,Deb 21,121 Snyder, Rebecca 24,121 Steiner, Karyn 91,121 Steinhoff, Harold 65,121 Stevens, David 121 Stover, SallyJo 121 Straits, Gregg 77,91,121 Stroebel, Benjamin 121 Sturdy, Kenneth Taylor, Gregory 121 Taylor, Karen 18,121 Thomas, Brad 22, 78,121 Thompson, Donald 121 Tierney, Joseph Treiber, Bruce 121 Troyer, Andy 89,121 Truckenbrod, Deborah Turner, Jeffery 121 Vernon, Bruce 121 Vysocke, Melody 89,121 Waggoner, Tanya 18, 77,89,121 Walmsley, Kenneth Walter, Jonathan 20,91,121 Westbrook, Janice Widder, Patricia 121 Wilcoxson, Jeff 13,121 Willett, Claire 121 Williams, Mariel 121 Williams, Mary 13,121 Wisehart, Timothy 121 pee ton. JOWeE 302515109; 121 Wynn, Eric 20,31,121 Young, Earl 121 Zastrow, Gregory Zastrow, Lori oat 2t Vo Res, ZANE PAS), VATE Sophomores Adams, Anita 122 Akers, Anne 23,122 Alcorn, David 122 Amaogu, SundayO.B. 122 Ansah, Dorine 4,122 Aulger, Lori 122 Barber,Laura 122 Barger, Kirk 24, 89,122 Bauer, Susanne 122 Beachy, Catherine 18,122 Belson, Tamara 122 Bishop, Stuart 122 Bitner, Peter 22,122 Black, Lori 122 Boal, John 122 Boerman, Doug 11, 20, 65, 122 Bond, Laura 18,77,122 Bowley, James 122 Bradbury, Katherine 18, 24, 122 Branch, Kirby 78,89, 122 Braun, Debra 123 Briski, Sharon 76,123 Broyles, Steve 123 Carothers, Dena 123 Cash, Dale Champlin, Charles 123 Chapman, David 123 Chase, Constance 123 Christie, Brent 90,123 Conder, Steven 10,123 Courtney, Patricia 123 Crabb, Jeffrey 123 Craig, Joy 123 Crum, Margurite 4,123 Culbertson, Dean 123 Curtis, Chad Curtis, Orvaline 123 Damon, Juanita 18,89, 123 Davis, Jan 124 Degahson, Othniel 14 Dennull, Scott 22,78, 79, 89, 124 Dunlap, James 91,124 Edmonds, Jim 89,124 Erickson, Edward 13,75, 124 Finch, John 124 Finster, Carlene 124,129 Frantz, Neal 22,75, 88,124 Froese,Dawn 124 Gardner, Douglas 18, 24, 89,124 Geary, Elizabeth 124 Gibbons, Lynn 91,124 Gillis, Kelly 124 Gilmore, Linda 89,124 Glass, Lisa 124 Gossman, Patricia 10,124 Graber, Mishelle 124 Green, Kenneth 124 Griffin, Laura 124 Hamman, Rodney 124 Harper, David 78,124 Haun, Tammy 124 Hawkins, Peter 13, 78,125 Helmick, Loni 89,125 Hemele, Laura 125 Hipple, Diane 55,125, 159 Hodgdon, Beverly 55,125 Hodgdon, Allen 125 Hoeppner, Daniel 125 Hoffer, Sheri 4,125 Hogue, Teresa 125 Holland, Elizabeth 89,125 Hueni, Jacquelyn 55,125 Huff, LeeAnn 18,125 Hurlburt, Julie 125 Igarashi, Joselyn 125 Jackson, Dale 125 Jacobson, Thomas 125 Johnson, Ruthann 89,125 Johnson, Susan 91,125 Juday, Dawn 125 Karangelen, Michael 30, 31,125 Keener, Gary 13,125 Keener, Nancy 125 Kelly, Lyn 4,90, 125 Kinkle, David 18, 89, 126 Kinnunen, Tara 126,127 Kinsey, Alan 126 Kisner, Ralph 126 Koch, Robin 126 Koontz, Larry 13,89, 126 Kuni, Donna 126 Kyle, Kimberly 11,126 Laidig, Thomas 126 Lanier, Cheryl 126 LaRue, Phyllis 126 Lentz, Karen 89,126 LeVan, Dan 126 Lewallen, Lane 78,126 Linn, Heidi 90,126 Lotz,Deborah 89, 123, 126,128 Maier, Juanita 126 Mapes, Michelle 89,127 Martin, Cindy 127 Martin, Jeanette 13,127 Mason, Sharon 127 Mayer, Linda 18, 89, 127 McCArthy, Kent 127 McClellan, David 91,123,127 McDowell, Donald 10, 88, 127 McGeath, Trace 127 Meads, Lori 76, 77,127 Messner, Dan 10, 127 Miller, Daniel 127 Miller, Emiline 21,127 Miller, GregG. 88,127 Miller, Marvin 23,127 Miller, Yolanda 127,128 Misner, Catherine 18, 127 Mitchell, John Allan 20, 127 Moore, Pamela 127 Mould, Jon 23,65, 127 Moyer, Debra 91,127 Mulroy, Michael 91, 127 Nelson, Rhonda 127 Oroszi, Denise 76,127,138 Overholt, Phillip 75,89, 127 Penrod, Rodney 78,127 Peters, Philip 127 Peters, Thomas 128 Phelps, Michael 75, 128 Plastow, Shery! 128 Poyner, Timothy 128 Randolph, John 89, 128 Regier, Geneva 128 Reisacher, Marc 128 Rice, Leslie 128 Roberts, Randall 75,128 181 Rocke, Jonathan Royer, Karen 91,128 Rummel, John 128 Rutan, Amy 128 Ruth, John 128 Sandvold, Ellen 128 Sanford, Daniel 91,128 Sayne, Sandra 24,128 Schalow, Deborah Schweitzer, Tracy Scott, Dana 128 Sellers, Anita 91,126, 128 Seymour, Thomas 128 Sheetz, Susan13, 128 Showers, Faith 10,11, 123,129 Shriner, Curtis 129 Shuler, Carol 129 Shultz, Douglas 129 Sims, Katrina 18,129 Slagle, Robert 129 Slanaker, Tracy 129 Smith, Debra 89,129 Smith, Douglas 129 Snyder, Deborah 89,129 Spicer, Lori 125,129 Sprunger, James 24,129 St. Germain, Annette 24, 129 Stoll, Carolyn 89,129 Stover, Jerry 129 Straley, Jaynne 129 Sutphin, Susan 129 Swanson, Julie 20,129 Swartzentruber, Carol 129 Takeuchi, Tina 90,129 Taylor, Dalonna 18,129 Thomas, Douglas 129 Thompson, Cathy 23,129 Thompson, Michael 23, 65, 78, 129 Thompson, Scott 78, 88, 129 Thuringer, Debra 55, 129 Tom, Melodie 130 Tucker, Shawn 130 Umpleby, Jim 130 Vandergrift, Janice 130 Veith, Calvin 11,22, 24, 130 Veron, Bruce 89,130 Voignier, Tammy 130, 140 Vuong, Hung 130 Waggoner, Terry 76,130 Walter, Catherine 22,130 Weidman, Julie 30, 31, 123, 130 Welling, Dana 130 Wenger, Joyce 4, 23,130 Wyatt, Mary 77,130 Wiley, Philip 22,75, 130 Willaman, Mitchell 65, 130 Willig, Michael 130 Tee Steven 78, 88, 79, 123, 182 Winter, Stephen 13,130 Wood, Ronald 130 Woods, John 130 Worrell, Bari 13,130 Yaley, Cheri 138,130 Yocum, Timothy 130 Freshmen Albertz, April 11,90, 131 Alcorn, Jon 131 Allen, Cindy 11,131 Alley, Lisa 131 Allison, Kathleen 13, 30, 31,131 Alonzo, Kim 21, 24,131 Alverez, Alejandra Anderson, Sarah 131 Anderson, SvenEric 131 Anderson, Tammy 131 Anglemyer, Linda 131 Annis, Rusty 131 Arehart, David 131 Bakhit, Norman 131 Bakhit, Paul 131 BAmford, Muriel 4, 131, 133, 137 Bargerhuff, Martin 89,131 BArlow, Tom 90,131, 141 Barr, Anita 76,131 Batt, Charles 131 BAzini, Teresa 131 Beachy, Margaret 132 Beck, Richard 132 Becker, Kaylyn 11,132 Beetler, Judy 132 Benson, David 10, 132 Bianchini, Philip 121, 132 Bice, Tom Blue, Constance 132 Bohn, Annette 4,78, 132 Brandau, Michael 132 Bratcher, David 132 Brill, Paul 13, 132 Brown, Donna 132 Brummett, George 132 Brunner, Steve 132 Buck, Ken 11,91, 132 Byers, Craig 11,132 Carpenter, Kathleen 24, 132 Catlett, Janet 132 Cerny, Jeff 132 Chappell, Margaret 132 Collins, Kim 20, 132 Cooper, Wendy 132,138 Couttolenc, Edgar 132 Cross, Kimberly 132 Crowley, Robyn 18, 132 Dean, Bill 132 Dennis, Margaret 132 Derusha, Larry 89,133 Dorsey, Bob 124,133 Dosmann, Gregory 133 Drake, Kathryn 133 Duston, Robert 133 Edmonds, Brenda 133 Elkins, Kimberly 133 Elliott, Blythe 21,133 Elms, Elizabeth 22,76, 77,88, 133 Engram, Shari 78, 133, 138 Epp, Bonnie 133 Erickson, Gregory 133 Eshelman, Carol 133 Feather, Philip 90, 133, 140 Feighner, Penny 11,133 Field, Thomas 133 Fish, Stephanie 77,133 Flanagan, Janet 4, 133, 137 Francis, Marlene 124, 133 Freese, Zenna 133,134, 136, 138 Friddle,Dan 11,91, 133 Frost, Wayne Funderburg, Laura 134,141 Funk, Laurie 11,134,141 Furnas, Don Garaux, Cheryl 11,133, 134 Garaux, Ruth 4,11, 134 Garber, Julie 18,134 Garcia, John 134 Gegner, Karlen 4, 134 Gehrke, Melanie 131, 134 Gephart,Gene 21,134 Gibson, Kelly 89, 134 Gilgan, Denise 4, 78, 134, 137 Goerdt, Lisa 13,134 Goertzen, Beth 134 Graber, Merylee 134,142 Greene, Teresa 134 Gregg, Shawn 134,135 Greogry, Keith 131,134 Griffin, Suzanne 18, 134 Grove, Randall 10,11, 134,140 Gulley, Gary 135 Halliwell, Paul 24,135 Hamell, Jill 135 Hardin, Shannon 75,135 Harris, Jon 135 Havens, Christopher 135 Heckaman, Mark 75,135 Heckaman, Troy 75,135 Herald, Kathleen 135 Herndon, Kelly 135 Hester, Debbie 135 Hester, Nancy 135 Hetzler, Robert 90,135 Hibshman, Kimberly 4,88, 89, 135 Hicker, Julia 13, 30,31,135 Hinkle, Lisa 135 Hoard, Lenore 90 Holtzman, Michelle 135 Horton, Trudy 78, 135, 138, 142 Houghton, Janice 89,135 Howard, Kelly 135 Huff, Regina 135 Huffman, Joy 11,135 Hulme, Connie 22,135 Humphrey, Rex 135 Hunt, Dave 18, 75,135 Hunting, Leeann 4, 11, 136 Hutchison, Jodi 132,136, 138 Jeffries, Lori 136,138 Johnson, Shirley 136 Jones, Gary 11,89, 136 Jones, Suzette 77,136 Jones, Timothy 136 Juday, Sherri 136 Kamentz, Anatole 136 Keller, John 136 Kelley, Bradley 136 King, Michelle 89 Kirkpatrick, Sherrie 18,89, 136 Klosinski, Kathleen 136 Koerten, Timothy 136 Koontz, Steven 136 Koser, Janice Kriegbaum, Arnold 11, 136 Lark,Lamarr 89,136 Larned, Laura 136 La Rue, Kathy 136 Lawson, Kenneth 31, 136 Lehmann, Alene 4, 90, 136 Lentz, Tonya 77,136 Leverett, Cletus Lewellen, Lorrie 136 Linder, Kathleen 133, 136 Lockwood, David 137 Longworth, Beth Loper, Robert 137 Loper, Sandra 4,91, 133, 137 Louis, Sharon 137 Lynn, Laurie 88, 137 Makofa, Mary Ann 18, 137 Mallo, John 137 Markley, Daniel 11, 137 Martin, Diana 134, 137 Martin, Kelly 4, 137 Mather, Mark 137 Maurer, Tami 137 May, Linda 137 Mayes, Willie 4, 137 McCarty, Timothy 137 McNally, Jeanne 137 Meadows, Timothy 137 Merck, Ginger 4, 134, 137 Mertens, Paul 78, 131, 137 Middleton, Alice 137 Milbourne, Jeffrey 138 Miller, Lisa 76,138 Miller, Marianne 4,138 Miller, Ronald 11,138 Mishler, Susan 138 Mock, Brenda 138 Mohler, Mark 138 Moomaw, Tim 78,138 Mould, Jon 23 Moyer, Rebecca 88, 136, 138 Mumaw, Alan 138 Murray, Steve 75,79, 138 Myers, Alan 138 Myers, Nita 138 Myers, Serena 91,135,138 Nelles, Marcia 11, 20,138 Nelson, John Newswanger, Lynn 11,138 Nifong, Stacy 138 Normand, Kipp 4,138 Norris, Mark 10,11, 138 Nussbaum, Vaughn 18, 75, 138 Nystrand, Jana 11,138 Oelze, John 11,131,138 Ohman, Nancy 137,138 Ortega, Roland 90,139 Owen, Marie 11 Pasquale, Andrea 89, 135, 137, 139 Paulus, Markus 139 Pecaro, Daniel 139 Phelps, Michael Phillipps, Troy 11,139 Pollard, Jeffrey 139 Porter, Susan 139 Powell, Matthew 139 Quick, Peter 139 Radabaugh, Tina 89 Raether, Pauline 4, 78, 139 Rarick, Risa 137,139 Reber, Lucinda 4,91, 133,137, 139 Reichle, Emily 11,139 Rensberger, Cynthia 18,139 Rice, Charles 11,139 Richardson, Catherine 139 Roberts, Ricky 139 Robertson, Robert13 Robinson, Delayno 89, 139 Rusinack, Sandra 139 Russell, Rosemary 91,139 Ryder, Kimberly 18, 89, 140 Schindler, Michael 140 Schneider, Mark 140 Schroeder, Mark 24, 78, 140 Schumacher, Julia 11,134, 140 Schuster, Cynthia 140 Scott, Londa 140 Seese, Leland 90, 140 Sellers, Amy 24, 140 Sezonov, Dave 140 Shickley, Donna 11,140 Shillingberg, John 140 Shirey, Sandy 21,140 Shoemaker, Susan 140 Sholly, Jeannie 138,140 Shriner, Curt 20 Shyer, Mark 140 Siverling, Gayle 4,11, 77, 133, 137; 140 Smith, Beth 11,140 Smith, Deanna 23,89, 140 Smith, Kevin 4, 140 Snell, Mark Soliday, Denise 21,140 Stair, Richard 11,141 Staton, Teresa 90,141 Steinhoff, Nadine 141 Stover, Kelly 135, 137,141 Stroman, Natalie 4,131,141 Thompson, Pamela 141 Thornton, Rebekah 4,11,141 Thurston, Winslow 11,13, 141 Tiller, Paris 141 Trapp, Jaqueline 141 Tucker, Nancy 141 Tyler, Diane 78,132,141 Visserman, Steven 141 Wade, Jeffrey 141 Waite, Mark 141 Waite, Milton 141 Waite, Scott 89, 142 Walters, Cathy Walters, Jack 11,88, 142 Walters, Michael 89, 142 Wanner, Mary 142 Ward, Debra 89, 142 Waring, Jennifer 4,124, 142 Wedertz, Linda 23,142 Wharton, Lisa 142 Wilcoxson, Douglas 142 Williamson, Dana 20, 89, 142 V ills, Jacqulyn Joy 4, 142 Wilson, Connie 142 Wilson, Robert 142 Wilson, Sharon 142 Winkler, Amy 142 Wood, James 89 Wright, John 75, 142 Wu, Huan-ping 142 Yoder, Kristine 4,90, 142 Yoders, Donald 142 Zakahi, Rene 88, 142 Zancofsky, Marla 91,142 Zellner, Brian 78, 142 Zeltwanger, Janine 77,76, 77, 88, sy7 , ay Zentz, Jon 142 183 ea Sry