Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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Bonnie Nissley and Cathy Petty catch up on campus news. Wayne Birch practices his air guitar as Tim Gid- dings catches a few rays while studying at Grace Courts. Anywhere on campus is a good place for conversation. Activities at the Lamp give Kip Normand a chance to show his style to Jon Alcorn. Even the parking lot is a good place to hang out.

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he life of a Grace College student is rarely dull. Things are happen- ing all the time, whether planned by SAB or generated by the students themselves. Plus, the campus and sur- rounding areas provide lots of space for enjoying the great outdoors. One of the favorite pastimes on campus is talking with friends. Students can be found all over Winona Lake chatting and sharing their lives with one another. What could be Mark Funderburg grabs a chance to bask in the sunshine between studies. The park area in Winona Lake provides ample space for Billy Kaufman to bat a few balls. Susan Neely takes a stroll to the library. ampus Life § more fun than hanging out with friends and shooting the breeze? The avenues for activity are wide, and most students take advantage of them. People are always on their way somewhere. Our campus community covered a wide path of involvement. Students enjoyed doing their own things as much as organized activities. And isn’t that what campus life is all about?

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10 Dr. Kent presents the Parents of the Year Award. Alumni Come Home H omecoming 1984 bore the theme “Snoopy Come Home” and featured favorite peanut cartoon characters. The weekend was packed full of events to suit every student, alumnus, and parent. During the coronation ceremonies, Dr. Homer Kent announced the parents of the year as Rev. and Mrs. John Gregory. Their son, Dan, was a freshman. Later, Melanie Gehrke was selected to reign as the 1984 Homecoming Queen. Following the crowning, special performer Celeste Clydesdale presented a mini-concert. Preceding Saturday’s events, alum- ni and parents started their day with the President’s Breakfast. Events of the day included reunions of several classes, an alumni basketball game, Alpha Chi initiation, and an alumni- Grace soccer game. The climax of the weekend was the banquet and a play — “You're a Good Man Charlie Brown.” The musical starred Grace alumni and students. Many late evenings and ear- ly mornings were spent by SAB members and the Alumni Association to let “Snoopy Come Home.”’ —a @ Celeste Clydesdale gives Dave Seeley and Jon Alcorn the chance to become stars. Her warmth and love for God endeared Celeste to the audience.