Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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BEANIE BOWL sens oe . tte WI T ll ii Fm The Beanie Bowl is a contest of ath- letic prowess between the men of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes. This year the Freshmen team proved victorious and were permitted to re- move their beanies and propellers ear- ly. Naki Taufele, Dan Pacheco, Scott Geibig, and Jack Gelley intimidate the defense. Tim Clingenpeel shouts his support of the freshmen team. Dan Gregory, alias Tom Landry, gets intense on the sidelines. The freshmen huddle after their win. Tim Cope puts every muscle into his throw. The victorious coach and player share an ex- hilarating moment. Pacheco looks for his man. 13

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12 WORKING STUDENTS Students, in an effort to defray schooling costs and keep the campus running, may work campus jobs as part of their financial aid. Jobs vary from the mail room, library, and secretarial work to main- tenance, grounds, and cleaning staff. Sherri Cobb distributes those precious letters from home and friends to student mailboxes. Rebecca Bracy cleans windows in Philathea to provide students a clear world view. Brian Larson maintains supplies for the custodial crew he su- pervises.

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14 The Lamp was renovated this year and became the place to see and be seen. Special activities held were tournament night featuring competitions in pool, Rook, ping-pong and fooshball; MERP (Men’s Economic Recovery Program) with a fifties flair, and various concerts. Beth Lord, Chip Brown, Sara Rounds, John Frame and Stephanie Ball enjoy a rous ing game of Pic- tionary during MERP. Chip Brown basks in the attentions of Stephanie Ball, Tammy Hawkes, Sherry Schroeder, Melissa Ferrante, and Susanne Pierce. Tension grows as Andy Gould lines up his shot with Mark Bowald and Chip Brown watching. Opposite page. Sherry Schroeder and Melissa Fer- rante play aggressively in the fooshball tourna- ment. Lee Seese and Steve Williams get things all mixed up in a game of Twister.