Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

1 .. everything there is a season, and a time to | everything under heaven. : God gave us this segment in time, four short seasons, to live here at Grace. This past year at Grace had many good times, and some bad times. Some wasted it, some spent it wisely. lt was a time to grow Spiritually, to make friends, and even occasionally to study. There was a time for victory and a time for defeat. Time. Seconds, minutes, hours, days, years. So long, but yet so short. Time. REGIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS 1983 TABLE OF CONTENTS ALBUM DIVISION 5 STUDENT LIFE DIVISION A5 ADMINISTRATION 106 ADVERTISEMENT 113 EACH CLASS HASATIME... ALBUM DIVISION Marilyn Austin Karie Barber David Beam Ray Benson, III Russell Brown Diane Bryant Kris Burton Karen Renee Hoffer Bower Sue Hays Brent Byers Thomas Chappell Christy Claeys Deborah Cocklin Michael Cocks Mark Cole Stephanie Cooper Lori Christian Jackie Daghlian Ann Deane Karla Denlinger Kent Denlinger Elmer Embaugh Scott Ericson Donna Fluke Richard Franco Chris Friddle Dave Friddle Debbie Fritz Greg Groese Doug Gaerte Kim Gegner Martin Guerena Mary Hamilton Kathy Hathaway Timothy Hawkins Gary Heim Dan Hentschel Janice Herr Mindy Hogue Lenore Hoard Linda Hipple Susan Holiday Sandra Houvener Annette Kelly m Kevin Kempton Dean Kincaid Levi Knox Doug Koontz Tammy LaBuff Charles Lawson Victoria Lord Erencia Mailo 10 Eudora Major Stephen Makofka Timothy McKee Jon McKinley Cindy Mcintyre ber rAa, at ‘ j FN OO AY Y VAs Gregg Miller Kim Minegar Julie Moine Robert Momeyer Kandus Moore Jon Mould 11 Douglas Musselman Natalie Nelson Zerrin Oelze Curtis Oliver Melinda Oliver Peggy Owens Nate Peachey Brad Pepple Thomas Peters 12 Marilyn Rowe Ai oe Sandra Sacher Daniel Sanford Ruby Saunders Joe Scarcella Russell Scheiner Laurie Schuler Sharon Shaffer Brian Sholly 13 Neusa Siiva Roger Simmons Tracey Simpson Deb Sisk James Sprunger David Stevens Gregory Taylor Brad Thomas Robert Thorne Joseph Tierney Andy Troyer 14 XY Laat Deb Truckenbrod Calvin Veith Bruce Vernon Sharon Viars ; 4 Hung Vuong Tanya Waggoner Byron Waller Jonathan Walter Patricia Widder Claire Willet Mary Williams Steve Winkler Jon Wroughton Gregg Straits 15 16 Lori Black Laurie Funk Kelly Howard TWO YEAR GRADS Kimberly Cross Jacugelyn Hueni Ruth Fuller Cheryl! Lanier Cathy LaRue Debra Thuringer Debra Moyer JoAnn Sarver Janice Westbrook Rhonda Nelson Beth Smith 17 Jerry Abbitt Anita Adams Anne Akers David Alcorn Kendall Alexander Sunday Amaogu Dorine Ansah Laura Barber Karin Barg Kirk Barger Susanne Bauer Catherine Beachy Pete Bitner John Boal Doug Boerema Laura Bond James Bowley Kathy Bradbury Kirby Branch Dena Carothers 18 JUNIORS Janet Catlett Charles Champlin Connie Chase Steve Conder Phillip Cramer Phil Critcher Maggie Crum Juanita Damon Jan Davis Othniel Degahson Scott Dennull Timothy Ellis Ed Erickson John Finch Carlene Finster Neal Frantz Laura Funderburg Douglas Gardner Elizabeth Geary Lynn Gibbons Greg Gibson Kelly Gillis Ronald Givens James Gonzales Laura Griffin Lois Hall Rod Hamman J. Michael Harris Loni Helmick Tamie Helmick Kathy Herald Sheri Hoffer Lisa Holland Julie Hurlburt Monica lannucci Thomas Jacobson Ruthann Johnson Susan Johnson 20 Lane Lewallen Heidi Linn Dawn Juday Michael Karangelen Nancy Keener Lyn Kelly Steven Kern Thomas Kiefer Tara Kinnunen Robin Koch Larry Koontz Donna Kuni Kimberly Kyle Tom Laidig Phyllis LaRue Karen Lentz Rob Leoffler Dan Levan 21 Rick Liston Deb Lotz Cindy Martin Jeanette Martin Sharon Mason Linda Mayer Kent McCarthy Michael McDonnell Donald McDowell Daniel Miller Emiline Miller Greg Miller Marvin Miller Pam Moore Georgina Morehouse Michael Mulroy John Nelson Phil Overholt Rodney Penrod es Phil Peters Tim Poyner John Randolph Geneva Regier Marc Reisacher Leslie Rice Michael Richards Dawn Rondeau Ted Rondeau Karen Royer John Rummel John Ruth Susanna Saint Annette St. Germain Anita Sellers Brian Shannon Faith Showers Curtis Shriner Dean Sibley Kathy Sims Robert Slagle Debbie Smith Doug Smith Lucy Snyder Lori Spicer Julia Springer Rick Stewart Jaynne Straley Frank Stuber Susan Sutphin George Swain Carol Swartzentruber Tina Takeuchi Loni Taylor Sue Templeton Leona Thayer Scott Thompson 24 Shawn Tucker Kim Uplinger Tami Voignier Cathy Walter Dana Welling Joyce Wenger Julie Weidman Phil Wiley Mitch Willaman David Williams Mike Willig Dana Williamson Lee Wilson Steve Winey Steven Winter John Woods Eric Wynn Cheri Yaley Tim Yocum Rene Zakahi 25 26 Jon Alcorn Lisa Alley Muriel Bamford Martin Bargerhuff Annette Bohn Kenneth Buck LeAnn Bush Paul Buxbaum Craig Byers Kathleen Carpenter Kenneth Crouse Tom Barlow Anita Barr Chuck Batt Kaylyn Becker Mark Beer David Benson Bob Dorsey Greg Dosmann Kimberly Elkins Elizabeth Elms Shari Engram Carol Eshleman Joseph Ezeigbo Phil Feather Stephanie Fish Dan Friddle Ruth Garaux John Garcia Karlen Gegner Melanie Gehrke Gene Gephart Steve Glidden Merylee Graber Randall Grove 27 Jill Hamell Shannon Hardin Robert Hetzler Kimberly Hibshman Julia Hicker Michelle Holtzman Trudy Horton Janice Houghton Charles Hueni Joy Huffman Lee Ann Hunting Lori Ann Jeffries Sherri Juday Billy Kaufman Bradley Kelley Sherrie Kirkpatrick Sandra Kline Tim Koerten 28 Daniel Markley Karen Martin Kelly Martin Tim McCarty Steve Koontz Arnold Kriegbaum Lamarr Lark Amber Lehman Alene Lehmann Tonya Lentz Kathy Linder Sandi Loper Sharon Louis Laurie Lynn Mark Major MaryAnn Makofka 29 Ginger Merck Marianne Miller Ron Miller Laura Mowrer Rebecca Moyer Alan Mumaw Sean Murdock Steve Murray Serena Myers Lory Mynatt Lynn Newswanger Stacy Nifong Mark Norris Vaughn Nussbaum John Oelze Arturo Omdina Rolly Ortega. Wade Pangburn 30 Mark Paulus Troy Philipps Jeff Pollard Sue Porter Matthew Powell Pauline Raether Risa Parick Lucinda Reber Charles Rice Delayno Robinson Thomas Rowe Rosemary Russell Kim Ryder Michael Schindler Jeff Schram Julie Schumacher 31 Cynthia Schuster Leland Seese Sheryl Senter Donna Shickley Sandy Shirey Susan Shoemaker Mark Shyer Gayle Siverling Deanna Smith Kevin Smith Denise Soliday Richard Stair Pamela Thompson Winslow Thurston 32 Jacqueline Trapp Nancy Tucker Scott Waite Mary Wanner Debbie Ward Jennifer Waring Sharon Webster Linda Wedertz Lisa Wharton Bernard Williams Robert Williams Robert Wilson Amy Winkler Paula Winter John Wright Kris Yoder Donald Yoders Marla Zancofsky Brian Zellner Janine Zeltwanger Jon Zentz 33 34 Jennifer Adriansen Tammy Aikens Susan Angliss Kim Artea Jeri Ashcraft Amy Barends Rod Barnhill Eric Barger Jill Baumann Joe Beaver Juleen Bechtel Tammy Beiler Mark Bennardo Cheryl Benson Steve Benson Terri Berkey Wayne Birch Dan Black © PRE Jennifer Bond David Bratcher Michelle Briski Ellen Brown Gregory Burgess Richard Bustraan James Cannon Debra Carver Celeste Cheatham Rachel Clark Sandra Clugston Diane Cocks Ruth Combs Anita Conner Marlene Cundiff Debbie DeBoer Robert DeVries Don Dillashaw 35 Veisa Dingus Kimberly Dixon Craig Downey Larry Downs Mary Durham Marc Eckel Julie Eckhardt Christine Eighme Dana Emerick Kevin Engle Eve Epperly Colleen Farmer Richard Adam Finitzer, Jr. Jennifer Flower Doug Flynn Victor Forster 36 Karen Friend Marilyn Funk Beverly Garman Bill Garris Stephen Gassman Connie Glenn Andrew Goss Christine Gould Stephanie Gould Bradley Graham Kim Gregory Phillip Grosvenor Sandra Haberkamp Melanie Hager Scott Halstead Gene Hamstra Sharon Hancock Florence Hanna Cari Havens William Heffelfinger 37 Pam Henkler Michelle Henry Elizabeth Hertzler Greg Hickerson Terah Hileman Kim Hill Kim Hobart Jeff Hobson Joanne Hoover Mary Lou Horst Donna Hubbell Matthew Huesmann Perry Huesmann Celia Hutchings Susie Hutchinson Susan Jensen Elizabeth Johns Robyn Johnson Sharon Johnson Jacqueline Julien 38 Sheryl Kantenwein Joyce Kennedy Mark Kennedy Daniel Kent Janel Kessler Mark Kirchner Connie Kirkdorffer Lorrie Kirkpatrick Koralie Klippert Shar Knepper Richard Koontz Sonya Kriegbaum Cynthia Kuykendall David Innes Shelley Leiter Lynn Leonard 39 Laura Lint Jeff Long Kathleen Lord Lynette Lovelady Chuck Lucas Alecia Luna Sharon Manchor Chester Marshall Becky Martin Shari Martin Deborah Matthes Kathleen McGee Pamela McKinney Dan McMaster Margaret Mickey Beth Miller Bob Miller Todd Miller 40 Nancy Momeyer Randy Moomaw Richard Moore Carolyn Morgan Christine Mospens Elizabeth Mouw David Moyer Jerry Moyer Susan Mullins Karyn Murray Alise Neumann Bonnie Nissley Barbara Norris Ronda Oetting Randy Owen Victoria Palik Michael Paulus Lori Pettijohn Maria Perez Vickie Pittman Cindy Plastow Ginnella Plott Jeff Ramsey Gayle Ravens Susan Reeves Arthur Reid Robert Reid Philippe Reisacher Cary Rice Brenda Riggs Mike Riley Pam Roberts Susan Santon David Sarver James Schepper Harold Schmoecker John Schoon Penny Schroeder Greg Serafino Julie Serres Douglas Shenk Noralynn Sibley Jim Simms Dian Sinning Andy Skeadas Tracie Smith Stirling Snyder Liz Socki Cliff Staton Tami Staton Marla Stevens Cheri Stoner Dawn Tamkin 43 Robin Toms Bruce Trottman Mark Troyer Brenda Turpin Lisa Tyre Suzette Vaughan Vicki Vysocke Sharick Wade Tina Walker Greg Wallace Rachel Walter Darrell Wheeler Brenda Widder Sally Wilging Tim Willig Anita Wilson Mary Kay Wilson Beth Winkler Lisa Yaley Lori Young 44 THE SEASONS | OF STUDENT LIFE 46 CHILD Child Evangelism: Teaching and leading Good News Clubs is the purpose of this group. They work in the area, sharing Christ with the unsaved kids of the community. EVANGELISM A SEASON OF CHEER N.C.C.A.A maTrectT CHAMPIONS ee ae Whether cheering on the sidelines of the soccer field or executing a mount on the basketball court, one could always find the cheerleaders active. They practiced several hours a week, working on chants, cheers, and mounts, so when the varsity games came, they were at their peak. Adding enthusiasm to the games was the main goal of the squad, but they also provided entertainment during game time-outs and half-times. Even when off the court and field, they were still busy. Led by Cozy Pittman, they had a bake sale, participated in Homecoming, and sold carnations for Valentine’s Day, among other things. ost a 2 . ‘nee f xe —— = ae s SZ ie 3. cA “9 « oF ‘ i £ . 4 Saye e+ ae ioe abies eee ae} wx “o of � : % aon ay Bee sian Yene a hee Ca (Front Row): Sheryl Kantenwine, Julie Bechtel, Jill Mumaw, Jerri Ashcraft, Pam Thompson, Carol Hrubik; (Back Row) : Chuck Rice, John Garcia, Cozy Pittman, Wade Pangburn, Matt Powell. 47 48 PEPSI Physical Education majors make up this group. They meet to discuss relevant subjects, and also sponsor various activities throughout the year. Zz =) Li or O Li LU = — x 50 ES A HIT 51 Ir Concert Cho Brass ing Resound et hale iat i nh = 4 iz he 52 Intramural Time Again 53 54 Life at Gra Grace College life involves a lot of ‘‘paperwork’’. The Beanie Bowl. Sweets for the sweet. Is tennis your racket? ae PPT, wns Grace cheerleaders enjoy the ride. SLITS A, ry F S —_ ee LEME FERS ee AN Everyone enjoys Grace. These freshmen are ‘‘sword’’ of having fun. Sr eRe ecmnimelrpesy os ee 4 58 A Timeto Run.. . “A time to run” was the theme for this year’s cross- country team, and run they did. It was a lot of hard work, but all considered it to be worth the time and effort. Under the coaching of Ken Taylor (as he rode his moped to follow the runners) , the team posted a 2-2 dual meet record. With every tourney, though, they improved until the NCCAA tourney where they came in fifth. The girls’ top runner was T. Yeager who went as far as the NAIA Nationals in Wisconsin. Of the guys that ran, D. Cross was the outstanding competitor. He made all district NAIA and NCCAA. D. Harper gives his all. D. Kuni and J. Moine get the job done. R. Penrod pushes even harder. Round the corner, D. Hentschel. ee ee J. Simms runs all-out. Grace Cross Country goes to the press. You're almost home, D. Flynn. 59 60 The Grace College tennis team, guided by head coach, Don Cramer, and assistant coach, Mike Grill, finished the ’82 season with a 5-6 record. The Lancers captured third place in the Mid-Central Conference and placed fourth in the state NAIA District 21 tourney. Freshman Charley Hueni won the number four singles title in the MCC tournament. Al Mumaw was runner-up in the second singles spot. Mumaw and number one singles player Greg Gibson were named to the all- conference team. Gibson and Mumaw, Grace’s top two singles players, also combined in the doubles competition to advance to the semi-finals of the state NAIA tournament. They were each awarded a spot on the NAIA District 21 all-tourney team for their efforts. OC) == 2 ile ; ; ' i i ; ; ; t ‘ y ‘ + e ‘ : ‘ . . : ‘ ri] ‘ . ‘ : ‘ Pi b ¢ em RANE gE ce en ct Fy a. ie me 3 t mt . i A ie te SR A A 44% tila 6 irriyrit 61 62 SOCCER EXPLODES! If one had to describe the soccer team this year in one word, it would have to be ‘‘great’’! The record, coaching, teamwork, and the individuals were all superior to previous years, with several school records broken. With a 18-1 season record, Coach Dave Diehl had only praise for the team. Even though the team lost both games in the NAIA National Soccer Championship, the rest of the year was filled with successes. This year ended with the most wins for a Grace soccer team in a season, most offensive goals, least amount of goals scored by opponents, and NAIA district and area champs. There was no one player that stood out on the team but each player had his chance in the spotlight. Teamwork was one of the goals for the team and this led to five MCC recognized players, and four making NAIA All-District team. Coach Diehl was also honored as the MCC and NAIA District coach of the year. 9p) ce) 64 ' Time for Volleyball Ce They started off on the wrong foot, but by the end of the season they had pulled off a big comeback. Who did this? The girl’s volleyball team. Starting off slow, they built up momentum and won eight out of their last ten games to tally up a final 13-14 season. In the NCCAA District tourney they captured the 3rd place spot out of twelve teams. Coach Roger Stover was very ; pleased over all with the team, es - | , Se, and with the individual players, 2 w too. N. Hieb was named to the Awaiting the serve! All-Tournament team and each of the other players did exceptionally well, too. Coach Stover also stated that this was one of the most consistent volleyball teams that Grace has had and that everyone on the team played extremely well. Set! NCCAA pisTRICT BASKETBALL CHARPS 76 ; T. Simpson waits for the ball. The team is victorious. § 3 eee L. Meads keeps the intensity strong. Grace sets up for the return. 65 66 MCC CHAMPS It was a great year for the Lancer basketball team. They had a 32-5 record and retain- ed the Mid Central conference championship. The Lancers won the NCCAA District 3 title and were finalists in the NC- CAA Nationals. Kessler was coach of the year for the MCC, the NCCAA District and Nationals and for NAIA District 21. Junior John Boal was first team All-American and All District in the NCCAA, All District NAIA, MCC Player of the Year and a member of the NCCAA _ National _all- tournament team. Senior Gary Blevins was named second team All-American, All District and a member of the NCCAA National all-tournament team. Gregg Miller, Kent Denlinger and Neal Frantz were also honored. REGIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS SEES ESOS é; ogeo0 UOVIUOU 4 mo a0 rooae 10096 Basketball requires a high degree of N. Frantz searches for an open GRACE. teammate. L. Lewallen surveys the opposition. Another slam bites the net. mages A Rebounding Season A lot of hard time, work, and effort goes into the game of basketball, and one could see the evidence of this with how the Lady Lancers played. Under the coaching of Karen Heckman, they ended the season with a 11-15 record, and to top off the season they won their last game by 36 points. Also at the NCCAA District Tournament they took third place. Coach Heckman commented that she was pleased with how the girls came back in the last several weeks and thought that all the girls played very well. C. Walters has the basket to herself. A. Barr shoots for two. All hands reach for the ball. J. Wenger gives it her best shot. J. Kessler aims for the basket. 69 AWARDS CHAPEL 70 AT GRACE 71 li he 2 r a aH nil ih ty 1th Foto ike 73 It was a building year for first year coach Jim Kessler and the Lancer golf team. Standout on the team was Aaron Brown, who made the all MCC conference team for the second straight year. Sophomore Tim Koerten, also had a good season and miss- ed making all conference by one stroke. 75 G-CLUB INITIATION 76 ri HERITAGE These students meet weekly to work on the school year- book. The activities include photography, picture layout, and caption and copy-writing. STAFF: Advisor: Don Cramer Editor: Sandi Loper Business Manager: Sherrie Kirkpatrick Head Photographer: Kelly Martin Copy Writers and Format: Lisa Alley Larry Koontz Dan McMaster Nancy Snipes 78 STUDENT SENATE GOVERNS Student Senate Student Senate is the Legislative branch of the student government. It is meant to provide a positive Chris- tian atmosphere for the school, and to recommend policies to benefit the student body. SAB The Social Activity Board plans social activities for the students throughout the year, and also pro- motes other activities. SOCIAL STUFF i Fea Aven Delta pleads the fifth. , free at last! s Seniors Delta Our fearless leader takes aim against cavaties. 80 TO2zZzmMa MT GREEK CLUB 81 82 ART CLUB WHO’S WHO 83 ATHLETIC Wize . OUTREACH 84 TIMOTHY TEAMS Timothy Teams are travelling ministry teams that travel to a Grace Brethern Church three times a semester to minister to the youth. Pictured above is one of the many TTeams. 85 86 SOUL WINNING IN ACTION INNER CITY 1 careers ptm 87 88 HOMEWARD BOUND Sound Investment is a musical group that combines ' instrumental and vocal music ' to honor God. Under the direction of Bryce Inman they performed in Indiana and sur- rounding states. Over spring break, they toured lowa, going to churches singing and performing. They also had the honor of ministering in Akron, Ohio at The Chapel. In spite of personnel _ changes, they combined for _ ministry and had a successful | year. This year could be con- sidered an experimental year for the freshman choir. That’s because it was not only freshmen, but also sophomores, to make a com- bined frosh-soph choir. Under Prof. Ogden’s direc- tion, the choir sang a variety of songs from Christian con- temporary to classical music. The 28-member choir met every week to prepare for their spring break tour. Over spring break, they went to Virginia and gave concerts in chur- ches. They also went to Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan throughout the year. SHMAN — SOPHOMORE == 3 @ see) —4 Zmsidtom 2z— STRINGS BELLE CHOIR 90 G CLUB MEN WORK HARD TO BECOME G-CLUB MEN pticihting pene ARE Oe 91 MANY STUDENTS ENTERTAIN WITH SENIOR RECITALS Students participate in Senior Recitals throughout the year. This included piano, voice, and organ recitals. Some students that par- ticipated are: Steve Makofka, Mary Williams, Nita Damon, Susan Scheetz, Peggy Owens, and Mar- tin Guerena. e e r ® ’ ® E a 92 E.M.F. SPONSORS M.O.R.E. 93 94 NURSES ARE CAPPED AND PINNED 95 The time? March 4, 1983. The place? Come and Dine Restaurant. The event? Freshman-Sophomore Banquet. Mishawaka was the place to be that Friday evening for those in the freshman or sophomore class. It was a time of relaxation, good food, and fun. After the meal in the castle-like banquet room came the entertainment. Al Holley gave a concert of his music by singing and playing his guitar. After the program, there was more time for socializing, and finally, at the end of a good evening, the crowd dwindled and it was time to return to Grace. The gang watches for arriving couples. = a ' re “ - a Put on the flower. Sign out. BANQUET TIME 96 Time out for a picture of the couple Sometimes two are needed to get the flower on. In the car, and on our way. 97 JR., SR. BANQUET There is a time to be ei mgt ‘“‘glad,’’ and this year’s § x Junior-Senior Banquet was | a ton, ‘ one of those times. The banquet was held at the Honeywell Center in Wabash on April 16. What made this year’s banquet special though was the enter- tainment. The musical group ‘“‘Glad’”’ was there and gave a concert after the meal. Under the leadership of T. Poyner, Junior class president, the juniors worked hard preparing for the evening. There was first a social hour, followed by the meal and concert. It was a time to be remembered by all who attended. 100 May Day is known for its festivities and fun, and this year was no exception. On May 6, at 1:00, classes were let out and everyone headed down to the Winona Beach. The fun began with the Winona Waddle 2.5 mile race. It was followed by a canoe race and paddleboats, and then a barbecue supper on the beach. That evening, the festivities ended with the showing of “My Fair Lady.” 101 TIME-OUT Academic studies and pur- poses of collegiate life put a real damper on time spent outside enjoying beautiful weather, be it a Snow person or a sunshine lover. Despite the priority of study, many students make a real ef- fort to get out and participate in the climate that God pro- vides for us. Time spent in creation and nature is vital and encouraging to the Christian. We thank God for our time at Grace Col- lege and in Indiana. err i t 1 H ‘ i s 102 103 SENIORS RECOGNIZED 104 THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 105 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Alcorn, Dr. Bruce K. Professor of Education and Psychology Anderson, Mrs. Ethel Instructor of Music and Mathematics Beaver, Dr. S. Wayne Professor of Missions Boozel, Mrs. Margaret C. Associate Professor of Nursing Clinger, Ronald E. Business Affairs Cone, Mrs. Ruth Ann Instructor in English Coverstone, Mrs. Jean L. Associate Professor of Art Darr, William E, Asst. Director of Libraries Davis, Arthur W. Asst. Professor of Art Deane, Dr. Vilas E. Professor of Mathematics Deloe, Jesse B. Asst. to the President DeYoung, Dr. Donald B. Professor of Physics Dick, E. Philip Director of Athletics Diehl, David L. Asst. Professor of Health P.E. Dilling, Dr. Richard A. Professor of Mathematics Science Ed. Edgington, Thomas Instructor of Psychology Felts, Verna M. Associate Professor of Music (Piano) Felts, W. Roland Associate Professor of Music (Voice) Fields, Dr. Weston W. Associate Professor of Bible, Classical Languages, and Hermenuetics Forbes, Dr. W. Merwin Asst. Professor of Biblical Studies Fowler, Dr. Donald L. Associate Professor of OT Hebrew French, Miss LaNita Instructor in Music (Piano) Gordon, William P. Associate Professor of Economics Business Grill, Dr. E. Michael Professor of Psychology 107 108 Grill, Dr. Stephen A. Asst. Academic Dean Professor of Speech Communication Gsell, Dr. Ray A. Associate Professor of Chemistry Hawkins, George J. Instructor in Teacher Education Heckman, Mrs. Karen Instructor in P.E. Women’s Athletic Coordinator Henry, Ron D. Director of Admissions Associate Professor of History Herrick, Dennis R. Asst. Professor of Music Hildebrandt, Theodore Asst. Professor of Biblical Studies Huggins, Kevin D. Chaplain Director of Christian Service Humberd, Dr. Jesse D. Professor of Science and Mathematics lbach, Robert D., Jr. Director of Libraries Jeffreys, Dr. Richard E. Professor of Biochemistry Katip, William Associate Dean of Students Instructor in Psychology Kent, Dr. Homer A., Jr. President Kessler, James C. Asst. Professor of Health P.E. Lovelady, Dr. Edgar J. Professor of English, Greek, Linguistics Manahan, Dr. Ronald E. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies Mathisen, Dr. Robert R. Associate Professor of History Messner, Richard G. Director of Development Messner, Mrs. Yvonne J. Associate Professor of Health P.E. Nesbitt, James H. Asst. Professor of Modern Languages Ogden, Donald E. Professor of Music Owens, Lowell T. Associate Professor of Business Petty, Alice Director of Placement Instructor of Psychology Rife, Mrs. Viki Instructor of Spanish Samuelson, Mrs. Millie Instructor in English and Journalism Sandy, Dr. D. Brent Associate Professor of Classical Ancient Languages Shackleford, Winbon Asst. Professor in Business Shipley, Jim A. Registrar Sisson, Mrs. Cindy Admissions and Retention Counselor Instructor in Psychology Snider, R. Wayne Professor of History Snively, Daniel M. Dean of Students Asst. Professor of Sociology Swisher, Mrs. Lynn Instructor in Nursing Taylor, Kenneth N. Associate Professor of Sociology Uphouse, Mrs. Miriam M. Associate Dean of Students Associate Professor of Guidance and Counseling Votaw, Floyd M. Director of Library Technical Services Woodring, Mrs. Barbara C. Professor of Nursing Yeager,-Dr. Myron D. Associate Professor of English Yoder, Mrs. Marilyn J. Associate Professor of Teacher Ed. Yoder, Dr. Vance A. Academic Dean Professor of Music 109 Ashman, Miss Joyce Accounts Receivable Clerk Baima, Mrs. Virginia J. Circulation Desk Clerk Biggers, Miss Ruth Secretary to Director of Food Service Brown, Dennis R. Director of Public Relations Brundage, Rick M. Director of Supporting Services Bryant, Mrs. Diane Food Service Staff Buhler, Mrs. Norma Secretary to Placement Service Director Chapman, F. Ted Maintenance Staff Chapman, Mrs. Lora Accounts Payable Clerk Cramer, Don R. J. Director-Adviser, Student Publications Davis, Mrs. Julie A. Secretary to the Registrar Elliott, Mrs. Pear| Switchboard Operator Engle, Mrs. Cheryl A. Secretary to Athletic Director Felder, Mrs. Jody Secretary to Director of Food Service STAFF Fluke, Donald W. Director of Data Processing Guiles, Mrs. Susan K. Acquisitions Clerk Hardy, Mrs. Beth E. Secretary to Director of Admissions Helmick, Duane G. Director of Physical Plant Helmick, Mrs. Peggy Secretary to Student Financial Aid Hocking, Jim Maintenance Staff Hofto, William J. Controller Hostetler, Mrs. Marilyn I. Secretary to Music Dept. Howie, Terry Maintenance Staff Hoxworth, Miss Janet Cashier Ibach, Mrs. Paula Cataloger Johnson, Mrs. Debra Secretary to Director of Business Affairs Secretary to Director of Physical Plant Kantenwein, Mrs. Phyllis Mailroom Supervisor Kinsey, Alan E. Food Service Staff Maithi, Joel Manager-Supervisor of Food Service Maziasz, Robert Maintenance Staff Mclinnis, Mrs. Pam Secretary to Controller Meads, Samuel R. Director of Planned Giving Melber, Mrs. Mary Lou Secretary to Assoc. Dean of Students Chaplain Melton, Dewey J. Field Representative Miley, Mrs. Catherine Print Shop Supervisor Moore, Mrs. F. Elizabeth Director of Housing Morrison, Read T. Assistant Controller Overstreet, Mrs. Linda D. Payroll Personnel Clerk Penfold, Mrs. Robin E. Secretary to Director of Public Relations Petty, Steve Financial Aid Director Prest, Denise A. Secretary to Dean of Students Rhodea, Mrs. Laura J. Secretary to the Registrar Rhodea, Paul D. Housing Facilities Supervisor Ringler, Ernest A. Maintenance Staff Roy, Thomas Asst. Director of Admissions Ryle, Mrs. Cathy L. Secretary to Director of Development Secretary to Director of Extension Ministries Sherwood, Mrs. Rachael Loan and Accounting Clerk Sisi, Mrs. Patti M. Secretary to Teacher Ed. Dept. Snider, Mrs. Hyla Mailroom Staff Snider, Miss Lisa Secretary in Charge of Promotional Materials Stambaugh, James S. Periodical Clerk Stauffer, Glenn H. Maintenance Staff Sturgill, C. Ray Maintenance Staff Taylor, Mrs. Joanne School Nurse Terrel, Miss Mildred Secretary to Director of Supporting Services dhe Thomas, Mrs. Renee L. Secretary to Academic Dean Thurston, Earl J. Director of Food Services Thurston, Mrs. Genevieve Asst. Director of Food Services Tobias, Miss Audrey Computer Programmer Toll, Mrs. Amy Financial Aid Counsellor Twombly, Gerald H. Director of Alumni Relations Extension Ministries Viars, Mrs. Kris L. Sec. to Dir. of Alumni Relations Extension Ministries Weimer, Mrs. Nancy L. Secretary to the President Wilcoxson, Mrs. Debra Secretary to Director of Housing Witzky, Harold E. Asst. Director of Physical Plant Woodring, Richard Student Employment Coordinator Many thanks goes to Faculty, Staff and Ad- ministration for all their hard work to make Grace College a wonderful place to live, learn, and be a part of. Thank you! DAE ADVERTISING TIME e Operating the Herald Bookstore e Distributors of Curriculum Materials e Publishing the Brethren Missionary Herald magazine e Operating BMH Printing e Publishers of BMH Books Compliments of The Brethren Missionary Herald Co. Winona Lake, Indiana Congratulations and Best Wishes to Grace’s 1983 ELECTRIC Graduating Class. SERVICE wwe “Electrical � Contract SINCE 1950 le yout home ors COMMERCIAL Sor ngline all the time Epa eae 267-5541 1001 E. 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Winona Ave. ‘ a t } BUTTERFLY RECRDs Complete Line of Home and Car Pioneer, Technics, Hitachi Replacement Needles Rocord and Tape Care Needs Pro Bono Publico AM - 1480 WRSW MM - 1077.3 Radio Station WRSW and WRSW-FM P.O. Box 1448, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 “TENN SRE AN depositor insured to $100,000. Di FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Warsaw ¢ Claypool « Milford 117 Grace Brethren Foreign Missions Church planting ig our business Preachins the Word Disciplins the Nations Buildins Christ’s Church Grace Brethren Foreign Missions Winona Lake, Dndiana Congratulations and Best Wishes CENTRAL SHOE the qradeanee Class CO., INC. a In the City of Lakes SPEEDY LAUNDRY 9 West 106 E. Center St. Florsheim Candies Warsaw, Indiana 46580 Hush Puppies D RY Bass “Quality and the Converse Aigner Customer are No. 1” Puma Naturalizer Kangaroo Best Wishes to the ‘83’ Graduates 828 E. Winona Ave. 267-7077 Rob Hueni Mike Lockwood Thanks for Your Business! 118 COLLEGE HUMOR THE LIBRARY AND STUDY. HEY COACH, L’D LIKE To TRY OUT FoR THE TRACK TEAM! 119 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH OF LITITZ 501 West Lincoln Ave. Lititz, Pennsylvania Jerry R. Youn, Senior Pastor Congratulations From Our Church Family to This Year’s Graduating Class! Students attending Grace are: Doug Shenk, Kris Yoder, Sherri Hoffer, Karen Hoffer Bower. WOOSTER GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH 1897 Burbank Road Wooster, Ohio 44691 Pastor Robert D. Fetterhoff Students at Grace from Wooster: Andy Troyer, Jill Mumaw, Beverly Hodgdon, Steve Winey, Alan Mumaw, Lucinda Reber, Lisa Miller, Pam Roberts, Jana Burton, Mary Durham, Jeff Workman, Randy Moomaw, Anita Sellers, Phil Peters, Tom Peters, Mike Schrimsher. 120 CONEMAUGH GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Corner of Oak and Second Streets Conemaugh, PA 15909 Pastor Ron Warrick ... That we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus. Col. 1:28 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH 6283 North Market Ave. North Canton, OH 44721 Pastor Terrance Taylor GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH at Mt. Laurel, N.J. prays that God will be glorified through the ministry of Grace Collge. Robert M. Spicer, Pastor Teacher PIKE GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH RD 6 Box 185 Johnstown, PA 15909 Robert C. Moeller, Senior Pastor Bob Arenobine, Asst. Pastor Students attending Grace: Cheri Stoner, David Friddle, Elizabeth Geary, Dan Friddle, Mitch Willaman. Congratulations and Best Wishes from your friends at Pike GBC! ELKHART GRACE BRETHREN 24775 County Rd. 20 Elkhart, Indiana 46517 Pastor — Everett N. Caes We Are Proud of Our Students Michelle Mapes, Kim Minegar, Stacy Nifong, Rhonda Nelson, Sue Porter, Mark Sigsbee LEXINGTON GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Pastors Dean Risser, Sr. Dave Evans, Assoc. Mark Benzie, Assoc. Home Church of: Kris Burton, Jerry Fliger, Susan Dowsett. 22 LEAMERSVILLE GRACE BRETHREN Route 220 South Duncansville, PA 16635 Pastor John E. Gregory A Church with a warm welcome in central Pennsylvania! ‘Jim Umpley Lisa Wharton BRETHREN ANKENYTOWN GRACE race Brethren huh CHURCH Pastor Cary Miller Assistant Tom Sharp Greg Taylor Lorrie Shaver AGBC Celebrating 100 Years of Serving Shrist | | | | : Weare Grae Bre Ka) v burch Mark Sharp, Cindy Theime Marianne Miller 1800 N.W. Ninth Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 J. Paul Mutchler, Pastor FLAGPOLE Berne, Indiana O F 267-7932 1125 E. Winona Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1983! The home of Indiana’s finest Ice Cream. Larry Edwards, Pastor Tim Placeway, Youth and Music 123 124 Gere Rus b Grace Brethren | b Inves sien Home Missions “) Foun {mere ‘i a | TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas printed the 1982-1983 Heritage. Mr. Robert Mahl served as the company’s representative. Students worked hard and used their creative imaginations to try to design a yearbook that would be entertaining to the school’s student body, but above and beyond that, they wanted to create a yearbook to the glory of God. The theme of the yearbook and, our the staff's life for the year, has been Ecclesiastes 3:1 and following. ... to everything there is a deadline, and a time to every bill under the supervision of Taylor Publishing Co. A time to write copy, and a time to crop pictures; a time to think up captions, and a time to type. (Heritage Version) . There is a time for everything under the heaven, and we hope that you enjoy the time you spend looking and browsing through this yearbook. Thank you, Taylor Publishing Company and Bob Mahl. SUDLOW PHOTOGRAPHY 127 N. Vermilion St. Danville, IL 62832 (217) 442-0554 Sudlow Photography brought you this year’s class portraits and presented each student with the option of purchasing photographs for personal use. Thank you, Sudlow, for a job well done. 125 FACULTY AND STAFF PATRONS Jesse and Gladys Deloe Dr. and Mrs. W.M. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Homer A. Kent, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jeffreys and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore Mr. and Mrs. Don Ogden The R. Wayne Snider Family Millie Terrell Earl and Gen Thurston Family ; Dr. and Mrs. Norman Uphouse MN ade AIMED) LUISE Sinst7 cle Dr. and Mrs. John C. Whitcomb OUR LOCAL PATRONS Fitch’s Jewelry Lowery Sewing and Fabric Mendenhall Pharmacy Warsona Printing 126 fa a 7 ‘ fy 7 ‘ c 4 — a i aad 7 ; en) —. 7 7 too — 6 - i. 7 meta by = or = e n 7 mt sy t- sryre Ue an” eae ae ci om, Binoy . eS ons hel ad eee ee ee ee i ee PS ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee a ee a a a ke, Bb, ea ee eee er et — re WS pa ae ss fs aah ae ee Bere Saee eae ee e StF Sse