Hyles Anderson College - Caber Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1986 volume:

ee ee RT ene RC has a ea . eo F ay or at we cera a MMR AR LAN See The theme of the 1986 Caber is “Spirit.” We hope to portray to you the various types of spirit that combine to make Hyles-Anderson College an incredibly unique place. We hope to show the spirit of fun, excitement, competition, companionship, serenity, and meditation at our school but, most of all, to show a place that has the Spirit of hy Lord. Hyles-Anderson College, 8400 Burr Street, Crown Point, Indiana 46307 See Dr. Jack Hyles, Chancellor Hyles-Anderson College a Dias ye f Se 7 BS = m Pe THE SPIRIT OF COMPETITION eky +49 4 Pe iw! Wi ‘Tal SPIRIT OF NATURE A « DST | in : inh os A fF fp ee 3 — Re hs iN = eo 7 TT) —_t er lo t2 = a je x= aT TT3 THE SPIRIT OF FUN DE COSTER GYMNASIUM Fe jaf a7 J Z. = Z, fy = Oo 0 oy © = = Ay DP fax an aa esse SO NANOS SNR | Dr. Jack Hyles Chancellor REBELS EAMES RET EIA TESTE ESN EES CIEL AN EET SEELEE IDEAS GLEE NED EOE DVL IIE EEE ESE BENE EVES EE SSE DELETE EEE SE TEBE ATE SE ECE Soi NEUEN REE varreorsiseetegineena ve seamen . 17 . 18 . Wendell Evans | ______s«éPresident | Dr. ae ce ae — TALES ERA ERY RAT EE EEE OE TCL ETERS 2 “ : i e ames Jorgensen Vice-President 19 20 2), Mr. Jack Schaap Dr. Mark Rasmusse B.S., M.Ed., Faculty 5 B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed., Fac Assistant to the President Assistant to the Presids Mr. Jerry Smith B.S., M.A., Faculty Chairman of the Education Department Mr. Toby Weaver Mrs. Earlyne Stephe B.A., M.R.E., Pastors’ Refresher L.H.D., Faculty, Busar Diploma, Faculty, Dean of Men ir. David. Stubblefield .S., M.Ed., Registrar Irs. Marlene Evans .9., M.Ed., M.A., L.H.D. aculty, Dean of Women Mr. Darrell Moore B.S., Faculty Assistant to the President Dr. John Olsen L.L.D., Campus Host Assistant to the President DEDICATION MR. MRS. JUDSON MITCHELL “And of some have compassion, making a difference.” Jude vs. 22 Judson and Vicki Mitchell and family, Yvonne, 11, Jack, 7, Belinda, 5 and Joey, 3 Judson and Vicki Mitchell have labored at Hyles-Anderson Col- lege for a total of 17 years. When one thinks of a person who cares and is concerned about the individual welfare of a student, the name Judson Mitchell immediately comes to mind. Brother Mitchell’s empathy and concern is so evident in each and every aspect of his life. Whether Brother Mitchell is counselling, teach- ing, or just passing in the hallway, his friendly smile and cheerful, “hello,” constantly act as a joy-creating device. Mrs. Mitchell has been a testimony to the students of Hyles- Anderson through her example of how a Christian ought to act even while going through a serious health problem. The Mitchells have come to symbolize what Hyles-Anderson is all about in many ways. We thank them for their years of service as we proudly dedi- cate the 1986 Caber to Mr. and Mrs. Judson Mitchell. Wilgus Allen Atlee Anderson Dave Anderson Michael Anderson Clifford Anglen Leonard Armstrong John Arroyo, Sr. John C. Ault Robert Baize Kenneth Ball A.V. Ballenger Richard Barr Glen Belk Thomas Bennett Jerry Bewley Raymond Boardway James Bright Byron Briner Henry Brown Lanny Cantway | y'd Cen OF: ba =) Al Chambers William Coomes Clyde Crutchfield Leonard Delano, Jr. Marlin Douglas Oliver Douglas Terry Duff Merlyn Faber . Jonathan Fierro Gene Frantz Randall Frizzell Al Gomez Dexter Graves Melvin Graves Bill Haislet Dave Hammers William Hasse Hank Holevinsky Duane Jacobs James Junkens Marvin Kelly Richard Kennedy Thomas Kimmel Merwin Kramer Don Krueger Dennis Kwiatkowski Charles Lail Robert Lail Russell Laity, Sr. Charles Laslie David Long Dennis Macewicz David C. Martin Douglas McCarroll T.W. McCarroll Tim McCurdy Bobby S. McPherson Ralph Meador Charles Michielsen Walter Mitziga Elton Mock Rick Morgan James Morrow Dan Musser Rick Nelson Board Of Trustee (he Raymond Newton Victor Nischik C.A. Norrell Paul O’Brien Raleigh Parker Dale Parkhurst L.J. Parr Bob Pearson John Penley Norman Pfeiffer Robert Plopper Joel Porter Ernest Ramsey Edwin Rausch Joe Rice Tim St. John Robert Shofroth, Jr. Jerry Sinclair Glen Smith Harold Snure, Jr. Harold Snure, Sr. Robert Stooksbury Warren K. Storm Wilbur Streeter Larry Stromberg Earl Vanderhoof John Webb William Weddell Richard Wilson Edward Wolber Joe Woosley Gary Zupan Mr. Louis Allen Spanish Program Dr. Robert Auclair Mrs. Maxine Barber Education Education and English Mrs. Renee Bush Mrs. Belinda Casteel Mr. Roger Casteel Education and English English Bible j 2 pee Sera oe age S sre Sees Mrs. Valerie Clear Music Mrs. Elaine Colsten 26 — Faculty Music Mr. Joe Combs Bible and Education —as- Facult = Se Mrs. Frieda Cowling Dr. Peter Cowling Mr. Mario Cuozzo Education and Homemaking Education, Mathematics and English and Music Science Mr. Dan Daniel Mrs. Carol Eidson Mrs. Marlene Evans Mathematics and Science Music Education, Psychology and Speech oe Ru CE s., Mr. Elmer Fernandez Mrs. Linda Flesher Mrs. Donna Gipson Spanish Ministry English English Faculty — 27 Mr. George Godfrey Mrs. Marilyn Godfrey Mr. Keith Gomez Bible and Evangelism Music Bible Mr. Stan Harris Miss Judy Hobbs Mrs. Beverly Hyles Bible English Homemaking Mrs. Vicky Jaggard Miss Maxine Jeffries Mr. Eddie Lapina Business Sign Language Youth Ministry 28 — Faculty Dr. Carl Laurent Mrs. Sharon Lewis Miss Joan Lindish Bible Homemaking Business Mr. Judson Mitchell Mr. Roy Moffitt Mr. Darrell Moore Education and Psychology Bus Ministry Bible Mrs. Jeanine Nelson Dr. Maurice Paulson Mrs. Terry Pfeifer Homemaking Missions and Science Business Faculty — 29 Mr. Phil Pins Dr. Mark Rasmussen Mr. Ed Reese _ English and Greek History Bible, Biographies and History Mr. Jack Schaap Mrs. Becky Seim Mr. Michael Sisson Bible Homemaking Education Mr. Jerry Smith Mr. Samuel Sprunger Dr. Larry Staab Education and English Bible and English Physical Education 30 — Faculty SE Faculty SwE Mrs. Earlyne Stephens Mr. Michael Sullivant Mrs. Rita Weaver Church and School Finances Bible Business and Homemaking Mr. Toby Weaver Mr. Jim Wertz Mr. Clyde Wolfe Bible and Music Youth Ministry Music Mr. Ray Young Mr. Mike Zachary Bible and Church Education Music Faculty — 31 MreubattyeAlberue Mr. Rick Allen Mrs. Ruth Allen Maintenance Secretary Transportation Director Nurse Miss Brenda Barnes Mr. Paul Benton Mr. Chris Bonesteel Correspondence Secretary Maintenance Engineer Maintenance Engineer to the President Miss Pam Boruff Miss Debby Bradick Mrs. Elaine Brattin Secretary to Mr. Moore Activities’ Assistant Cook 32 — Staff Dormitory Supervisor Staff =. Mrs. Denise Brophy Mrs. Karen Brown Miss Melinda Buck Secretary to the Registrar Secretary to Dr. Olsen Clinic Secretary Miss Janene Camp Mr. David Carpenter Mrs. Gale Choma Accounts Receivable Secretary Dormitory Supervisor Bookkeeper Dormitory Supervisor Miss Sherry Clark Mrs. Jean Colbert Mr. Tim Coleman Records’ Secretary Financial Secretary for Food Services Buyer Liberty Square and Peddler’s rhe ae Way Miss Arlys Cooper Mr. Brad Cranston Mrs. Caroline Daniel Records’ Secretary Grounds Accounts Receivable Dormitory Supervisor Secretary Mr. Greg Doan Mr. Joe Esposito Mrs. Cathe Evans Audio-Visual, Liberty Square Administrative Assistant Records’ Secretary Class Attendance Mrs. Theresa Farley Miss Carol HUG Mrs. Barbara Gillott Switchboard Assistant Dean of Women Security Secretary Activities’ Coordinator Dormitory Supervisor — e Staff =. Mrs. Kim Gottshall Mrs. Jane Grafton Mrs. Kris Grafton Budget Secretary Secretary to the Assistant Dean Head Nurse of Women sitter Mr. Glenn Gray Mr. Jeff Hawkins Mrs. Pat Hays Bus Maintenance Engineer Dining Hall Peddler’s Way Assistant Assistant Editor of Christian Womanhood Assistant Editor of Yearbook Mr. Ray Highfill Mr. Bob Hooker Mr. Rich Jaggard Discipline Counselor Discipline Counselor Maintenance Engineer Staff — 35 36 Miss Sherri Jarrett Mrs. Marjorie Jones Miss Dianne Karl Assistant Dean of Women’s Financial Secretary Activities’ Assistant Receptionist and Receptionist Assistant Dormitory Supervisor Mrs. Edna Laurent Miss Mary Lester Mrs. Connie McCracken Library Nurse Academics’ Secretary Mr. Mark McCracken Mr. Bill McSpadden Mr. Steve Manwell Grounds Director of Weekly Activities Bus Maintenance Engineer Staff x Miss Leah Mendoza Mr. Pollard Mercer Miss Carol Middleton Nurse Assistant Campus Host Receptionist for the Vice- President’s Office Miss Mary Middleton Mrs. Vicky Mitchell Mrs. JoJo Moffitt Secretary to the Dean of Men Proofreader Assistant Teacher Mrs. Sandy Moore Mr. Duke Morales Miss Teresa Mulholland Nursery Supervisor Dormitory Supervisor Correspondence See Reta mgna. tne Vice-President Staff — 37 Mr. Glenn Munson Dr. John Olsen Mr. Jerry Ossewaarde Bus Maintenance Engineer Campus Host Bus Maintenance Engineer Assistant to the President Miss Tammy Overla Mr. Jack Patterson Mr. Mark Pfeifer Secretary to Mr. Schaap Field Representative Grounds Mr. Peter Poole Miss Mary Purdum Mrs. Suza Rasmussen Maintenance Engineer Assistant to the Dean of Proofreader 38 — Staff Women’s Office Assistant Dormitory Supervisor SS Staff =SR Miss Zana Reich en Mrs. Marla Reynolds Mrs. Sheryl Ross Library Admission’s Secretary Information Desk Assistant Dormitory Supervisor Miss Pat Saber Mr. Phil Sallie Mr. Jerry Scott Secretary to Dr. Rasmussen Student Liaison Intramural Athletics Off-Campus Employment Men’s Counselor Mr. David Seward Mr. David Sielschott Mrs. Becky Sielschott Assistant to Dr. Rasmussen Maintenance Foreman Administrative Assistant Staff — 39 Mr. Ken Smith Miss Patty Stone Miss Cindy Stout Intramural Athletics Clerk and Typist for the Financial Secretary Assistant Dean of Women Assistant Dormitory Supervisor Assistant Dormitory Supervisor Mr. David Stubblefield Mrs. Linda Stubblefield Miss Rena Thomas Registrar Christian Womanhood Admission’s Secretary Business Coordinator Dormitory Supervisor Miss Mary Thomure Mrs. Elsie Toney Mrs. Sue Underwood Ladies’ Dormitory Inspector Head Cook Secretary to the Dean of Women 40 — Staff Mr. Jerry Vargo Miss Laurie Weir Miss Kathy Wilkie Maintenance Engineer Church Education Secretary Dormitory Supervisor Miss Frye’s Office Mr. Mark Wilson Security Mr. Dan Wolfe Activities’ Assistant Staff — 41 mi N ik 7 ta! wy epee es Sar al = _ eet ew See ae ae wy s eR. James Adams Norma Alard Matthew Alcock Elaine Aldrich Joe Aldridge Daniel Allen Elizabeth Alley Merle Althafer Mindy Amundson Edward Anderson John Anderson Marjorie Anderson Paul Armstrong Sarah Armstrong John Arnold Terri Ash Amy Augustin Delma Austin Patrick Austin Maria Ayala David Azinger Rhonda Babich Marcelino Baca Jeff Baggett Patricia Baker 44 — Freshmen Freshmen FRESHMEN Fernando Baldizon Kandace Banks Timothy Baranek Lisa Barclay Carolynn Barnard Daniel Barnes Donald Barnes Linda Barnes William Barnes Kevin Bartruff Brian Bartscher Edgar Basden Skip Bass Kevin Beaman Lynn Beard Angela Beauchem Rhonda Beckham Joseph Belmal Christina Bent Phillip Bernal Tammy Beverly Carolyn Bidwell Sheila Biggs Penny Bishop Marilyn Blankenberg Roxanna Blankenberg Tony Blankenship Misha Bolsen Lisa Bookout Michael Bookout Freshmen — 45 Tracy Boos Janet Bova Sal Bova Ann Boyd Sherrie Boyd Wendy Bradford David Brallier Lisa Brallier Leon Brand Tammy Brannon Bill Breedlove Daniel Brewer Dan Brindley Diana Bringman Bonnie Brock Stacy Brooks AliceMarie Brown Jack Brown Linda Brown Rose Brown Vanessa Brown Stephen Brueck Collis Bryant Thomas Bryant 46 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Charles Bulme r Judith Bulmer Lynell Burkhalter Anthony Burns Cathy Burton Craig Bush Carol Buskirk Freddy Bustamante Jackie Buwolda Ronald Byers Maria Cabello Christie Cain Judy Calderon Joy Caldwell Thomas Caldwell Brett Capaci Vicki Capshaw Paul Carns Dorene Caron Gregory Carpenter Kim Carpenter Jane Carroll Donna Carter James Carter Freshmen — 47 FRESHMEN Natasha Carter Carl] Caughman Kathy Chambers Sangeam Chan Sanguon Chan Jan Chang Maria Chavez Steven Chinburg Marsha Clark Debra Coffey Tami Cole Leland Comstock Teresa Comstock Lori Conner Gayle Cook Gretchen Cook Laura Cook Kerry Copeland Leah Cornett Stephanie Correll Gary Cowman Alan Cox Matthew Craig Kelly Crews David Cripps Robin Cromwell Rita Croom Ralph Cudar Bruce Cuffel Marc Culver 48 — Freshmen FRESHMEN fia age 6% ; Gary Cummings Paula Cummins James Dalton Thomas Dalton Tobi Dance Sheri Daniel Dolores Daniels Crystal Daughtry Marion Davenport Nelson Davies Ronda Davis Todd Davis Barry DeLange David Delgallo Lauradis Deltoro Perry Demopoulos Nikki Deschamp Lucretia Despain Derek Devine Joyce Deyo Gary Dice Clay Dickey Tammy Doan Lorraine Doane Freshmen — 49 50 James Dornan Kimberlee Dornan Royce Dorsett Stephan Douglas Logan Dowd Theresa Dowd Roy Drake Patricia Dubbe Geoffrey Dugan Tina Duke Cynthia Dukes Tracy Dulaney Diane Dumire Craig Durham Thomas Dwyer Janet Dye Keith Eason Joseph Edge Harold Edwards Terry Elliott Betty Elwell Monica Elwell Mark Ervin Sharyn Ervin FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Jose Escobar Elizabeth Esposito Mark Esposito Miriam Esteves Cindy Everett Robert Farace Felicia Farr Karen Fauble Dorothy Feeley James Fenoglio Sally Ferguson Ivette Fernandez Bonnie Ferrso Noel Ferry Sherri Fields aoe OWN ‘ We go ls Jf 4 , CLA yfyf hf, Robert Fileccia Kelly Finn Michael Firtz Janice Fischer Karen K. Fisher Karen S. Fisher Andrew Fittro Rhonda Fleming April Floyd Kim Ford Lori Ford Harold Fox Leverne Fox Lorraine Fox Patricia Fox Freshmen — 51 Ann Franklin 2 Johnny Franklin a Timothy Frantz Ronald Frederic Bridgiette Freeman Daryl French Mark Frost Jeffrey Fugate Bengie Fuller George Fulmer Jack Furr Jose Gagne Edward Galyean Edwin Garcia Elizabeth Garcia Hector Garcia Maria Garcia Mary Garner Manuel Garza Pamela Gates Carl Gee Brian George Virginia Gerth John Giambone Myrna Giambone William Gibert Mark Gilbert Fred Giles Christopher Gilmore Denise Godfrey 52 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Tina Golladay Pablo Gomez Ricardo Gomez Adrian Gonzalez Oscar Gonzales Connie Goodfellow Lynn Gordon Sally Gordon Barbara Grande Edward Grant Donald C. Gray Raconna Gray Gary Greer Carrie Griego Scott Griffin Phillip Griffis Carla Grimes Sherry Guidinger Lucy Gutierrez Brenda Haack Charla Hackett James Haitz Richard Haley Henrietta Hall Freshmen — 53 Ray Hall Rhonda Hanks David Harban Sharon Harbaugh Kevin Hardy Michael Hare Tracie Harlow Melissa Harper Michael Harrington Michelle Harrison Darren Harshaw Mildred Harwood Kay Hassler Brian Hatcher Elizabeth Hatfield Gail Hawes Carolyn Hawkins Guy Hawkins Troy Hayman Kathleen Hazlett Kelli Heady Cathy Hedges Carl Hegenauer James Hembrough Derek Henderlong Julie Henderlong Dawn Hess James Hess Brian Heuss Glenda Huess 54 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Lesia Hewitt Heidi Higley Darwin Hill Matthew Hill Cheryl Hinkley Kim Hoesman Gale Hoffman Joy Hoffman Ann Hofmeister Carol Holbrook Rick Hollen Jane Holyfield Tracey Hopkins Christina Horn Sriehand Horn Sheri Hornbeck Henry Horton Dennis Houde Tim Houghton Cathy Howard Joseph Howard David Hubbard Candice Hughes Lindell Hughes Freshmen — 55 Tony Hughey Shari Hultz Grace Hurst Troy Hurst Denise Icenogle Colette Ingalls Mark Innis Mark Irwin Nelda Irwin Jennifer Isom James Jackson David Jarrell Michael Jarvis Brian Jasperson Waymon Jeffries Tamra Jenkins Cynthia Jewell Dan Jewell Ann Jimerson Betty Johnson Dana Johnson Jody Johnson Patricia A. Johnson Fred Jones 56 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Jeffrey G. Jones Lorise Jones Mike Juneau Dale Kallal Angela Kasten Cami Kearce Michelle Kebsch Michelle Keck Danny Keeling Mike Keeney et Lge ¥ Sail David Keller Dana Kelly Dennis Kelly Larry Kelsey Katy Kemper Vikki Kendrick Timothy Kent Mark Kerlin Maria Kersetter Sandy Kidwell Sherry Kilgore Joann Kim Wendy King Cynthia Knight David Kopus Craig Koepfer Jan Kolosick Linda Kovacs Denise Kress Scott Kringle Freshmen — 57 Michael Krystyn Kelly Kuykendall Pamela Lacks Martin Laing Gregory Lamb Tammy Lamb Twyla Lambert William Lammie Amy Lasala Tony Lashbrook Patricia Latimer Glenn Layson Darrell Leahy Anita Leak Brenda Lebon John Lee Karen Lee Andre Lefevre Deborah Lefevre Wendy Leftwich Richard Lehman Daniel Leicher Neysa Leicher Michael Lemma Edward Lenhart Nadine Leonard Ronald Leugers Ray LeValley Ken Lewis Wade Lewis 58 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Carla Likens Vickie Lindstrom Sandra Londeau Deborah Longworth Kathy Loomis Kimberly Loomis Jeffrey Lore Kathy Lore Sherri Loria Buddy Love Judy Loxterman Denise Luchon John Luchon John Lund Rodney Lynxwiler Dennis Macewicz Jill Macken Tracie MacRoberts Randy Mainini Dawn Maki Brian Mann Kenneth Mann Theresa Marfil Debra Market Freshmen — 59 Rita Marks Stuart Marks Alfredo Marroquin Wanda Marroquin Timothy Marshall Tina Marshall Tracy Marshall Peggy Martell James Martenson Ronald Martin Annette Martinez Roberta Martinez Gary Mason Prentice Massey Lisa Massie Edward Matern Sheri Mattingly David Maulucci Melissa May Dana Mayers Michelle McCall Douglas McClure Nancy McClure Lara McCoy Michael McCracken Rebekah McCracken Sharon McCracken Kris McDaniel Mary McDonald Kenneth McDonough 60 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Michael McFadden Regina McGath Donald McIntyre Gayle McKnight Stuart McLean Wayne McMeans Joy McMurry Gregory McNamara Peggy McQueen Jere McSparran Margaret McSparran Michelle McWayne Sheryl Meador Joseph Medina Peggy Meeks Guillermo Mendez Roger Meyer Alexander Miller Eugene Miller Laura Miller Matt Miller Stan Miller Steven Miller Joanne Milot Freshmen — 61 Darlene Minge Terry Minge William Mirabito Brian Mitchell Michele Modar Lee Moon William H. Moore Martin Morales Tonda Morgan Cynthia Morrill Kevin Morrill Barbara Morris Barry Morris Brian Morris Robert Morris David Morrissey Jeffrey Moss Robert Moss Pamela Mule Mary Munger Barry Murray Tami Musatics Carolyn Nations Joy Neese Russ Neevel Thanh Nguyen Denise Nibbe Michelle Nichels Charlotte Nichols Laurie Nies 62 — Freshmen FRESHMEN ne aus FRESHMEN Jill Nolin Jeff Noncent Tracey Nordman Wendy Nottelmann Jane Novak Trisa Nugier Diana Nutter Laura O’Donnell Lisa Ogden Patricia Olivas Kim Oliver Julia Ols Joddie Olsen Thomas Olson Bethany Orr Holly Orr Stephanie Overby Jack Owen Schery Owens Timothy Palmer Jesus Palomino Tony Parcell Rhonda Parks James Parrish Freshmen — 63 FRESHMEN Robin Parsons Mare Patton Betsy Paul Janet Pelfrey Robin Pennebaker eae eee ee a : ) bey. eS 4 Mikel Penny Bonnie Peralta Chrystal Perkins Mark Perkins Brian Peters Mark Petrick Timothy Pfeifer Mark Phillips Tom Pilkington Mary Plante Eujeanna Plunkette Diane Pock Nancy Polivka Trent Pollock Walter Poole James Pope Sandy Porter Richard Powell Bonnie Price Marx Price Cheryl Probasco Charles Proper Mike Prough Susan Prough Laurie Pugsley 64 — Freshmen FRESHMEN Mike Putney Steve Putney Carla Rader Roger Ralston Francine Ramos Paul Rasmussen Elizabeth Rech Ramona Redmond William Reece Michaella Reed Delphine Regaludo Sandra Rempel Dicky Reynolds Christine Richter Brenda Rigsbee Evelynn Riley Gerald Riley John Riley Rosa Rios Paul Risser Linda Rivard Kathryn Roa Wayne Robbins Bryan Robertson Freshmen — 65 FRESHMEN Lisa Rodefer Enida Rodr iguez Lisa Rodriguez Julie Roe Richard Roehl Holly Roll Richard Romas Eugene Roque Concepcion Rosario Lillian Rosario Melissa Rosenberger Charles Ross Jay Ross David Rowan Gerald Rowe Mike Rowe Tina Rudd Terry Ruhl Clark Russell Alan Rydman Sam Rydman Delma Rykhus Daniel Rynberk Roberta Saia John Saldana Richard Sallie Cristine Sanders Melissa Sanders Laurie Santoro Willard Sasse 66 — Freshmen FRESHMEN Jeffery Scales Sandra Scarfi Beth Scheible Erich Schmidt Sandra Schreirer Keith Schultz Teresa Schultz Barbara Schuster Roger Scollon Mark Searcy Sean Searcy Steve Sexton Alan Seybert Timothy Sharp Lorrie Shaw Daniel Shinka Gerald Shipley James Shirer Craig Siefert Barre Simpson Barry Sindlinger Ronald Skrha Sharon Slaton Mollie Smale Freshmen — 67 Angela D. Smith Caroline Smith Jeanne Smith Timothy D. Smith David Snider Kenneth Snow Darlene Snyder Kevin Snyder Tamara Sober Yourann Sok Lori Sorrels Chella Sotelo Tammy South William South Ronald Sowards Teri Sowders Shelia Sparkman Carolyn Sparks Roger Sparks Martin Specht Faith Springs Michael Stachowiak Christopher Stallings Patrick Standridge Mona Stanski Susan Stearns Cindy Steelman Angel Steinhart David Stern Tiffiny Stern 68 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Michele Stevenson David Stewart Mary Stoddard Edward Stowe Eliza Stowe eee! Peveesoesee® Teresa Suckow Gloria Suercauski Shane Sutton Albert Swartz Beckie Sweitzer Alan Swezey Carl Sylvester Virginia Tate Brian Tatman Sandra Taylor Tyson Taylor John Tesseneer Scott Tewell Cathy Thomas Ronald Thomas Beth Thompson Debbie Thompson Troy Tomlins Philip Torres Freshmen — 69 Shu Tung Pamela Twiddy Lee Umstead Mike Umstead Naimi Uycoque Jesse Valdez Linda Valdez David Vannoller Joseph Vassak Cathy Vauters Lydia Vazques Barbara Veatch Leslie Verardo Elizabeth Verges Sinitia Verges Sherry Vincent Connie Vinsant Lawrence Volpe Dianna VonBuskirk Carmen Waite Carla Walker Robert A. Walker Sandra Walker Dorena Wallis Terrica Walschek Catherine Walters Anita Ward Todd Ward Karlene Warden Machele Waterhouse 70 — Freshmen FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Jolyn Watkins Jeffrey Watts Jennifer Watts Billy Waugh Jimmie Weaver Roxanne Weaver Christopher Webster Rhonda Wellman Timothy Werby Jennifer Wheeler Kelly Wheeler Margaret White Paul Whitworth John Wilkerson Brad Wilkie Amy Williams Lori Wilmeth Carrie Wilson David Wilson Steven Wipf Joanie Wise Dawn Wolford Gavin Woodall Roxann Woods Freshmen — 71 FRESHMEN Boyd Woodward Sheryl Woodward Victor Wunderlick Julie Yancey Rodney Yates OS: PSE ewes sors George Yoder Bernice Yohe Charlotte Young Lionel Young Ronald Young Troy Young Theresa Zack Lisa Zalovick Terry Zalovick Marcella Zaragoza 72 — Freshmen SOPHOMORES Karen Achey Julie Albert Ruth Allen Lawrence Alvey Angel Andrade Mark Anthony Eddie Arambula Carmen Arroyo William Ashby Michelle Austin Mark Baggett Jacqueline Bahamondes Guy Baldwin Pam Baley Timothy Banks Daniel Barber Timothy Barker Beverly Baron Scott Beal Jennifer Bechtold Douglas Berg Gary Biggs Nancy Bille LeeAnn Billings Stephanie Binder Sophomores — 73 Beth Bird James Bissenas Robert Blake Dalisa Blankenberg Roger Blankenship Julie Boardway Tina Boaz Michele Boeck Robin Bogner Dana Boman Cynthia Bond Mark Bosje Patrick Boyle Randall Branch Brian Brinker Reed Brock Stephan Brockell Harvey Brooks Victor Brooks Brian Brown Sheryl Buell Barbara Burke Chery! Burkhead Benjamin Burks Donald Burling Frank Burton Faron Buskol Richard Byler Jacqueline Byrley Stella Cabrera 74 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Stephanie Camburn Eric Capaci Diane Cargill Patricia Carlin David Carlson Daniel Caron David Carpenter Connie Carr Angela Caudle Sandy Cazis Kelly Choma Kristy Clark Tammy Clark Kathy Claywell Tamara Clemensen Peggy Cleveland Paul Cloud Lori Coffman Ginger Coglianese Lynn Conger Charles Cook Daniel Cook Lisa Cooper Charles Copeland Sophomores — 75 Marvin Corr Verna Cowan Kelly Cowling Deborah Crank Patricia Cromwell Nicholas Cultrara Melinda Cummings Evelyn Davis Kenneth Davis Susan Davis Jerry DeLany Sonia Delgado Pamela Dennis Dan Deschamp Melissa Despain Michael Deyo Suzanne Dickey Larry Dietrich Carolee Dion Kerry Dodd Edward Doughty Steven Doyle Fawn Drake Jeanne Dubuque Kenneth Duddles Malanie Eakright Kevin Eason Lisa Eblin Kenneth Eddy Loretta Edwards 76 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES | OES 5 _ , SOPHOMORES Lori Edwards Tina Elia Melody Ellis Brenda Encarnacion Esther Engelby Everett Engelby Michelle Erick Susan Ericson Richard Euler Christine Evink Connie Faber Laura Fennell Scott Ferguson Steven Finch Jill Fink Allison Fish Gary Fletcher Joseph Fortin Michael Fortner Vonda Foster Irene Franklin Michael Gain Janet Garrett Paul Gaudy Sophomores — 77 Kevin George David Gettys Wayne Gibson Pamela Gilbert Tracey Gilman Michael Glassburn Melanie Goldberg Kimberly Gomsi Enrique Gonzalez Eddie Goodall Michael Goodall Daniel Goodwin Gilbert Gordon Steven Gordon Gary Goulette Flora Guandique Warren Hagar N icole Haley Sherrie Hammers Joyce Harden Donett Hardy Donald Harley William Harper Deanna Harrison 78 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES Timothy Harwood David Hayes Terrance Hedderman Steve Hedstrom SOPHOMORES Robin Henderson Roger Henson Joyce Hernandez Wanda Hernandez Richard Hill William Hinson Julie Hochmuth Laurel Hogle Timothy Hollandsworth Neal Holmes Arischa Houchins Randolph Howard Dennis Huckaby John Hunte Kimberly Hunter Lanney Hurley James Hurt Felicia Imre Joseph Intagliata Neala Irwin Mark Iverson Jimmy James John Jenkins Eric Jewell Frederick Johnson fy Trap. or ae S24 Sophomores — 79 Jeffrey Johnson Lance Johnson Jeffrey A. Jones William Jones Stephen Jordan Thomas Jordan Linda Judson Raymond Jungnitsch Deborah Karl Mary Karpf Mark Karrick John Keehn Maurice Keithley Gregory Kendell John Kerr Douglas King Norman Kirkwood Emily Knight Jerome Krown Judy Ladde Michael Lambert Lisa Landrum Joseph Lara Susan Lawrence Warren Lawser Gary Lee Stanley Leinonen Joseph Lentz Michael Leon Michael Leyden 80 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Charles Likens Marcus Lischke Tara Lohman Albert Lopez Barbara Lovell Timothy Luchon Kurt Ludington Robin Lyon Deborah MacMillan Douglas MacMillan Kristin Madden Donna Manetta Halene Mansir Julie Manwell Frances Maples Jerry Market Rodney Martin Debra Mastin James Mastro John Matern Tammy Matern John Matthewson Trent Maupin James Maxwell Sophomores — 81 Alan McClung Jimmy McCullough William McDonald Sonya McKee Denise McKelroy Jill McKenzie Suzanne McNally Reginald McQueen Connie Meyers Laura Middleton Brian Miller Christine Miller Kenneth Miller Michael Mills Marsha Miskovic Jeffrey Mitchell Ronald Monahan James Montoro Jesse Moon Joy Moore Lisa Mulligan Martha Munday Evanelia Munoz Shari Musatics Debra Musko Theresa Naimi Naomi Napuunoa Philip Nash Donald Neese Elva Negron 82 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES Wettecentsncd SOPHOMORES Stacey Nelson Lynda Nilsen Gary Nobis John Nugier Tamara Nunnery Rochelle Odermatt Karen Oliver James Osborne Bonnie Owens Larry Pace Renee Padilla Lucinda Park Cheryl Partridge Eugene Patterson Sharon Patterson Steve Pena Danielle Piccione Richard Pinson Laura Plummer Gordon Polk Sonji Powdrell Kelly Price Stacy Quackenbush Marry Queen Sophomores — 83 Kristina Ranft Pamela Rardin Karl Rech Douglas Redmond Ernie Reichelt Sherry Reifel David Rempel Marvin Rennison Mike Reynolds Debbie Richardson Brian Robbs Dan Robbs Joyce Robbs James Roberts Dolton Robertson Migdalia Robles Maritza Rodriguez Byron Rogge Amelia Rosado Donna Rosensteel Christina Rowe Susan Rowley Elizabeth Rudd Deborah Rue Beth Russell Sandra Russell Theresa Ryan Deanne Rydman Candace Sage Vincent Saia 84 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES John Sanders Ida Sanftner James Sanftner Ray Santiago Lisa Schaap Catherine Schulte Jacqueline Schultz Shelley Seglin Dennis Seim Shari Seko-toth Karen Sellers Stephen Shawver Bruce Shedd Melissa Shipley Larry Shope Sherri Shope Carmen Sikma Daniel Silva Kurt Skelly Roger Slaton Barry Small Mark Small Angela M. Smith Kathi Smith Sophomores — 85 SOPHOMORES Mark A. Smith Richard A. Smith Timothy L. Smith Lisa S. Snyder Tammy Snyder Rhoda Sprunger Sherry Stacy Janeal Stadig Lisa Steele Kenneth Steely Robin Stemberg Manne Strand Cindy Striegel William Striegel Sheryl Sturrock Stephen Swaffer Paul Swihart Ricky Terrazas Alan Thompson Joseph Todd Gabriela Torres Rick Torres Liu Trac Melissa Trevaskis Donna Tyler Michael Ulmer Scott Updyke Rosanne Valdez Brian VanWinkle Rachel Villarreal 86 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES Roger Vincent Brent Wagner Robert D. Walker John Ware Cynthia Warren Timothy Warren Michael Watkins Keith Weaver Norman Weaver Terry Weaver Carol Webb Robbin Webb Charlene Weber Sheri Weddell Becky Weight Randy Weinhold Polly Welch Ken West Laureen White Wendi Whitwell Robyn Wilcox Sophomores — 87 P2 oI pc © = © = O. © D2 William Wilcox Tim Wilhoit Susanne Williams Cina Wirtanen Wesley Withers Kelly Wood Michele Woodward Becky Wymer Robert York David Young Sophomores 88 JUNIORS omer Aaron Adelman Don Adkins Lucia Aguilera Lora Allison Bryan Alvis James Ansalvish Donna Anthony Alfred Arias Dana Ashley Thomas Ashworth Julie Augustin Michael Azinger Ed Bacon Lynn Barlo Corinna Bauer Clayton Beal Jon Beckett Cindy Beith Jeffrey Benton Cherilyn Bidwell Merilyn Bidwell Audrey Blair Bonnie Bordas Michael Borsh Bradley Boruff Juniors — 89 Kathy Brashear Susan Brattin Kay Brehm Mark Brophy Dennis Brown Stephen Brown Thomas Brown William Brown Bryan Butler Rex Butler Tedd Butler Dale Calkins Samuel Carns Michele Carr Ralph Cash Robin Cash James Caskey James Chalfant Eric Chapelle Teddy Chavez Robert Cheney Philip Chernich Sharon Christensen Charmaine Coffman Douglas Cole Barbara Collins Diane Collins Helen Comer Jonathan Condict James Condray 90 — Juniors JUNIORS JUNIORS Stephen Conley Richard Conner Kim Cook Terri Corvin Elizabeth Cowan Tracey Craft Rhonda Craig Thomas Crank Roger Crosby Darrell Crots ay Pil [LZ v oe | : at ' oe Kevin Crowell Robin Culley Patricia Cunningham Bradley Dalton Donna Dalton Stephanie Darling Jimmy Davis Rick Davis Floyd Dean John DeKruyter Rick DeLange Kristy Dichiacchio Robin Dixon Tim Dotson Juniors — 91 Cynthia Dugan Tim Dunagan Leon Dunn Arthur Duren Natalie Ellington Mark Elliott Neva Enloe Kurt Ensley Kelly Erlandson Helen Etherton Ranee Eudy Kelly Evans Alfred Ewing John Farrar Suanna Fechtner Sherwood Ferrso Donald Fett Raymond Fish Steve Fisher Sue Fleming Paul Flohr Patricia Fontes Ronald Fortner Ricky Fox John Francis James Franckowiak Robert Futrell Mickel Garner Cathy Geer Scott Gentry 92 — Juniors JUNIORS JUNIORS Michael Golden Mirian Gonzalez David Goodwin Jeanine Goodwin Michael Gordon Robin Gower Thomas Grafton Donald A. Gray Patricia Gray Edward Grimes Tina Grip Laura Hale Kristen Hall Sheri Hallet David Hansen Melody Harmon Esther Harris Darlene Hawkins Jonathan Hawkins Thomas Haynes Vicki Heady Brian Heisler Jeanne Heppner Ronald Hicks Juniors — 93 Janet Hill Melanie Hill Randall Hill Victoria Hill Douglas Horton John Houston Monroe Huckaby Elizabeth Hunte Vickie Hutcheson Glenn Hutchinson Lavonne Imhoff Robin Intagliata Laurie Ivey Robin Ivey Douglas Jackson Michael Jewell Clinton Johnson Kathy Johnson Lee Johnson Paul Johnson Robert Johnson Susan D. Johnson Marc Johnston Steven Johnston Jennifer Jones Ronald Judd Kenneth Jurek Joseph Keenan Alice Klein Rhonda Knaak 94 — Juniors JUNIORS = JUNIORS Sandra Kratzer Dawn Ladd Daniel Laing Mark Lamb Terry Lambert Mark Lancaster Julie Landgrebe Steven Lang Darlene LaPointe Nicole Leinonen Matthew Lemster Timothy Leonard Kevin Lilley Michael Longworth Angela Luers Dean Madsen Cheryl Magnon Mark Mahan Cheryl Manetta Phillip Manning Sambath Mao Dirk Margheim Chris Martenson John Martin Juniors — 95 David Maskey Deborah Mattson Jerry Mawhorr Mark Mays Rodney McCroskey John McGrath Cindy McKee Julianne McLain John McVay Kevin Meadows Kirk Mellen Alma Meyers Randy Meyers Steve Meyers Roger Milot Mark Miskovic Edward Moff David Moffett Michael Moody Susan Mule Glen Munson Lori Nelson Sara Neptune Erick Ness Daniel Neubacher Carrie Newsome Carla Neyer Mark Norman David Nuckolls Kim Nymeyer 96 — Juniors JUNIORS JUNIORS Alma Ochoa Esmeralda Ochoa Kimberly Ogle Tony Ondracek Adamaris Ortiz Robert Ossewaarde Stewart Overmiller Kathy Pace Daniel Patterson Kenneth Patterson David Paul Roxanna Paulin Walter Peretiatko Virginia Perez Richard Perry Jolene Petrick Daniel Peyton John Phelps Mike Pierson Gary Poch Rex Podunavac Kenneth Putnum Kyle Rader George Ranft Juniors — 97 Donald Rardin Dale Redick Jon Rediger Carolyn Reichen Cynthia Reynolds Michael! Richter Eric Riles James Ross Michael Rykhus June Ryland Russell Sage Pamela Sallie Salvatore Santoro Susan Saunders Saundra Schlather Susan Schmidt Marie Scholing Edward Schwarz Donnie Sellers Ricky Sellers Gerald Sewell Julia Sheckler Samuel Shepherd Steven Sherwood 98 — Juniors JUNIORS JUNIORS Darrin Short Victoria Siebenhaar Cherith Siebold James Sikma Nancy Simpson Kristi Sipe Daniel Sliwa Colleen Smith Dwayne Smith Edward L. Smith Mark S. Smith Robert Smith Barbara Spitznagel Kathryn Spooner William Spriggs David Stanski Daisy Starkey Carlos Staton Helmut Steensen John Steinhart Harold Stemp Douglas Stephens Dawn Stewart Gary Stike Richard Studer Richard Stultz Dwight Sturrock Truitt Suhl Kevin Taylor Paul Taylor Juniors — 99 Roger Tevault Mona Tharp Raymond Theaker Tony Thomas Edward Toner Jay Towne Jennifer Trezise Tina Trigg Jeffrey Turner Kimberly Twiddy Robert Ueltzen Lori Ulmer David Upmanis Kristy Upmanis Mark VanWormer Sheryl Vaughan Kenneth Vaughn Manuel Vazquez Alcides Verges Dan Verus Penny Vincent Ronald Vogel Sharon Waller Janice Walters Jay Waters Dawn Weight Jack Weight Richard Weston Victor Weston Dennis White 100 — Juniors JUNIORS JUNIORS Kimberly Whitman Raymond Wicks Rodney Wilcox Donald Wilkerson Donald Williams Mark Wilson Steven Wilson Gaylene Wood Jay Woodward Jodi Woosley Michael Yant Marlin Yoder Kevin Yost Randy Youmans James M. Young Timothy Young Tim Zechman Gregory Zercher Paul Zink Brent Zockoll Juniors — 101 Clark Adams Kevin Albert Janice Alcock John Allen Thomas Andrysick Dave Arnold Johnny Ayres Kenneth Babbitt Mark Bachman Alfred Balciunas Ruth Balciunas Clifford Ball Mark Ball Michael Barclay Tammy Barger James Barr Mario Barrera Darla Bassham Angela Beck Robin Becker Kelsey Beckett Mitchell Benton Laura Benyo David Berger Russell Biber 102 — Seniors Seniors SENIORS Ruth Bishop David Blasius Edward Boggess Debrah Boue Kelly Bowlin Scott Bradshaw Ralph Brown John Budd Kathleen Burton Marlene Buskey Thomas Butcher Rebecca Byers Kelly Byrd Gregory Camp Mary Campbell Tammy Campbell Christine Carlin Sean Carmody Beverly Casebeer William Casteel Glenda Cauthen Jimmy Cauthen Steve Caviness Teresa Caylor Raymond Cazis Wesley Clark David Codding Lucia Collins Fred Colony Dennis Conn Seniors — 103 Barbie Cook Douglas Cook Michael Corkran Kevin Courtney Berton Craft Heidi Cranston Jennifer Crase Deneen Criswell Mark Crockett Jeffrey Crowell Patricia Curl Michael Cutini William Darling Angelo Davenport John Davis Krista Davis Greg DeBuler Brenda DeVries Norman DeWaalmalefyt Sally Dexter David Douglass Suzanne Dow Donald Doyle Daniel Dubbee Donna Dukes Dianne Dyer Kelly Eason Kenneth Eaton Mary Elmore Joseph Elwell 104 — Seniors SENIORS SENIORS eee = mas 6 TERE J e Dora Espinoza : : A : — s Tamra Etheridge Bruce Etherton Cathe Evans Sharee Everitt Gregory Ewing Stephen Farnham Kenneth Fielder Paul Fischer Clayton Fish Michael Fish Mark Fleming Robert Fleming Bruce Flesher le,” equal ?o terrae roelty ayett Wh peeet Jose Flores Kathleen Fogle Barbara Franklin Calvin Franklin Melvin Franklin Michael Franklin Phillip Frasier Rochelle French Joseph Gahring Robert Garland Seniors — 105 SENIORS Joy Garlick Bill Gaul Samuel Geckler Teri Gibson Susan Gilbert Kenneth Gilchrist Lisa Glassburn Evelyn Gonzalez Douglas Goodfellow Kay Graf Dwight Grafton Joseph Grande Glenn Gray Sue Gregory Nannette Griffin Paul Halyaman Edwin Hannahs Glenn Harbaugh Jerry Harmon Daniel Hass Judy Hasse Melanie Hatch Donna Hausermann Thomas Hertzel 106 —Seniors SENIORS Kevin Hewitt Hope Higley Deborah Hill Thomas Hobbins Mark Holston Richard Horn Kelly Howard Rodney Howell Phillip Hudson Cynthia Hughes Philip Humber Kirk Huston John Hutchinson Richard Jaggard Jeffrey James Russell James Jeffrey Janson Alice Jeffers Becky Jenerou Phyllis Jensen Daniel Jesser Becky Johnson Elisa Johnson Patricia E. Johnson Samuel Johnson Susan K. Johnson Gary Jones Randal Jones Rhonda Jones Sarah Jones Seniors — 107 Preston Judd Jerry Kaifetz Dianne Karl Paul Karpinecz Brenda Keeney Vere Kelley Troy Kersetter Terry Kilgore Douglas Kindred Donald King Jane King Terry King David Klingensmith Daniel Knowlton Rhonda Knueppel Douglas Kollar Kevin Kratzer Marlee Kratzer Jacqueline Kruger James Kulko Sarah Laing Trisanne Lamb Danielle Larry Paula Ledbetter Debra Lee Donald Lee Faye Lee John Lentz Gregory Leonard Suzanne Lester 108 — Seniors SENIORS SENIORS Carlo Leto John Lindstrom Pete Logan Peter Londeau Gary Loomis Dean Lundy Linda Magnon Ruth Maloney Cyndilu Marshall Robert Marshall Marshall Masai Lauren McBrine Craig McCobb Dana McCobb Dawn McFarland Blaine McFarlin Laurie McFarlin Gerald McKelroy Steven McLain Samuel McQuiston Deanna Meador Leah Mendoza Rachel Mendoza Bryan Metzler Seniors — 109 Elaine Middleton Matthew Millen Stan ley Miller Pearl Millet Julie Mitchell Robert Mitchell Karen Moffett Tina Moffitt Lynne Mooney William J. Moore Charles Morris Michael Morrison Robert Nelson Raymond Nesbitt David Nieves Joseph Nolin Samuel Olivas Daniel Ortiz Joann Papsidero Lavonna Park Daniel Parks Carrie Partridge Kim Patton Dawn Pazdell Eunice Phillips Becky Pierce Susan Pitsilides Kim Poole Richard K. Poole Sharon Porter 110 — Seniors SENIORS SENIORS Myron Powell Steven Proctor Kirk Pugsley Sylvia Putney Shelly Quackenbush Brian Rahn Mark Ramirez Timothy Rasmussen Darrell Ridick James Reed Anne Rehm Judith Reschke Charles Reynolds Kathy Rhoads Peter Richter Raul Rios Suzanne Robinson Randal Rodgers Gerald Ross Haskell Ross Diane Rowe Tim Ruhl Edward Russ Robert Rutta Seniors — 111 May Rynberk Peter Rynberk Linda Sanders Kathy Sanford Rico Scarfi Brian Schantz Kevin Schertz Phil Schipper Jim Schrimsher Shari Schultz David Scott Howard Seel Evelyn Sherwood William Shimmel Sandra Shirley Onalee Sickels Kelly Sikma David Simmons Ruth Simmons Craig Sisson Daniel Slama Graceanne Slater Jeffrey Smale Darryl Smith David Smith Debra Smith Melinda Smith Richard S. Smith Lisa B. Snyder David Songco 112 — Seniors SENIORS SENIORS Karen Stafford William Stafford Carla Stamps Carlene Stamps Christopher Stansell Kimberly Stansell Melissa Stanton LaNita Stark Joy Staton Phyllis Stephens Robert Stern Sheldon Stotmeister Julia Strickland Kevin Strong Vicky Stroud Cynthia Sullins John Tannehill Gregory Taylor Douglas Testerman Raymond Testerman Trudy Thomas Ronald Thompson Terry Thrall Randolph Tongue Seniors — 113 Edna Tosh Daniel Tremblay Bret Trone Denise Trone Jennifer Turner Jack Underwood Mike Valdez Henry Valenzuela Sharon Valenzuela Michael Vauters Scott Vignere Wesley Waddle Judith Wappner Harlow Warden Kimberly Weaver Francine Weber Kelly Webster Katherine Weiss Clifford Whitenburg Daniel Williams Lori Williams Karen Willis Andy Windnagle Carol Windnagle 114 — Seniors SENIORS SENIORS Heather Woodward Paul Worley Elaine Wren Wright Jay Winters Gloria James Wright Ron Wrobbel Sondra Yager Diane Yetter Carolann Yoshida Edward Young John Young Larry Zelasko ; t MS % | 115 Seniors Craig Arnold Ross Ballesteros Kathleen Barr David Birkey Laura Bonesteel Sandy Bozeman Vonnie Brewer David Bush Jennifer Cahill Lyle Cahill James Capshaw Danny Clubb Peter Duke Lyle Dye Martha Erickson Kevin Farley Teresa Fenoglio Fred Gillott Unikia Golden Greco Salvatore James Griffin Barbara Hobbs Pauline Hunt Lorraine Jones Gwen Kaifetz 116 — Graduates Master Of Education MASTER OF EDUCATION Donald Kiper Connie Konkle Loren Kurtz Charles Lang Kim Lawrence Patricia Long Beverly Longhofer William Martin Gary Mattson Cheryl May Paul May Charles McMahon Cheryl Moore Darrell Moore David Nichols Debbie Nuckolls Brian Nutter Judith O’Hara Mimi O’Toole Brian Owens Ruth Paul Melanie Phillips Mona Podunavac Earl Sanders Christopher Saylor Olga Schrimsher Joy Schuckert David Shaffer Louis Sharp Maria Shedd Graduates — 117 Sheila Smith Brian Sowers Cynthia Stout Annette Swartz Daniel Sweargin Sharon Taylor Jack Turner Karen Ueltzen Robert Vannice Gerald Walker Michael Waller Ralph Warren Nancy Westerfield Jean Wicks Kevin Winemiller 118 — Graduates MASTER OF EDUCATIO sin nea EO Winnie Beal Lisa Brassell Jill Brennan Ann Bronkoma Janet Butcher Roberta Dominquez Teresa Eckert Vicki Engstrom Margarita Gonzalez Yoli Gonzalez Kimberly Haddock Karen Jordan Sherri Karpinecz Kelly Kendrick Karen Klingensmith Beth Lemster 119 Donna May Jan Miller Denise Peck Julie Sharp Joan Spooner Theresa Stewart Mary Tanguma Grace VanKeuren Robin Waller Tami Werby Joni Woosley Tracey Worley SECRETARIAL PROGRAM Bachelor Of eligious Education 120 — Graduates John Emmering Robert Knight Fred Scoville Bachelor Of Theology Wendell Cox Raymond Gage Darrell Hurst Christopher Long Ronald Longhofer Robert McClerran Bob Moore William Morgan Gerald Perry Robert Blair Peter Sadlowski James Stroud Steve Szwarga Edward Torres 1 Woodward Robert Waterbury ie Dan 121 Graduates Pastors’ efresher Troy Ayres David Bringham Bruce Engleman James George Charles Gottshall Thurston Hassler Frederick Holbrook Roger Mullinex Jeffery Owens Sam Shamoon Monte Watts Edward Woods Master Of Pastoral Theology Darold Beard David Clear Randall Mullenix Marvin Shirey Les Wall 122 — Graduates nd Fa eA [ sa: Ae ANNA ANAUNUNNY. OM “ae CHAPEL SPEAKERS, Dr. Wendell Evans Mr. Jack Schaap Dr. James Jorgensen Mr. Bill McSpadden Mr. Keith Gomez 124 — Chapel Staff And Faculty Mr. Toby Weaver Mr. Samuel Sprunger Mr. Edward Reese Dr. Mark Rasmussen Dr. Joe Combs Dr. George Godfrey Chapel — 125 CHAPEL SPEAKERS Mr. Jack Patterson Mr. Roger Casteel Mr. Ray Young Mr. Darrell Moore Mr. Ken Smith Mr. Stan Harris 126 — Chapel Staff And Facu Dr. Pete Cowling Dr. Carl Laurent Mr. Duke Morales Mr. Judson Mitchell Mr. Larry Bullard Mr. Jerry Scott Chapel — 127 CHAPEL SPEAKERS Dr. Jim Delashmit Faith Baptist Church Fosen, Iinots Dr. Roland Rasmussen Faith Baptist Church Canoga Park, California Dr. Shelton Smith Church of the Open Door Westminster, Maryland Dr. Tom Lancaster Calvary Baptist Church Memphis, Tennessee Dr. Al Lacy Al Lacy Crusades Littleton, Colorado Dr. Gary Coleman Lavon Drive Baptist Church 128 — Chapel Garland, Texas - Visiting Preachers Pastor Pat Creed Independent Baptist Church Clinton, Maryland Dr. Raymond Barber Worth Baptist Church Fort Worth, Texas Dr. Bill Pennell Forrest Hills Baptist Church Decatur, Georgia Dr. Bob Kelly Franklin Road Baptist Church Murfreesboro, Tennessee Dr. R. Larry Brown Victory Baptist Church North Augusta, South Carolina Dr. Ronald Schaffer Grace Baptist Church Middletown, Ohio Chapel — 129 130 — Chapel Dr. Robert Billings Headmaster of Riverdale Christian School Riverdale, Maryland Pastor Tom McGath United Baptist Church Springfield, Missouri Pastor Rick Flanders Juniata Baptist Church Vassar, Michigan Dr. Johnny Pope Prestonwood Baptist Church Houston, Texas Pastor Max Barton Second Baptist Church Festus, Missouri Pastor Norris Ward Faith Baptist Church White Plains, Maryland Dereon ae isiting Preachers These men listed be- low were a tremendous blessing to us, but we were unable to include their pictures. Due to facts such as lateness in the school year and our attempt to feature dif- ferent speakers each year, we are unable to feature everyone. Dr. Jewell Smith Temple Baptist Church Orlando, Florida Dr. John Stancil Sword of the Lord Foundation Murfreesboro, Tennessee Evangelist Sammy Allen Pastor Tommy Ashcraft Pastor James Bailey Dr. Joe Boyd Dr. B.G. Buchanan Dr. Gene Burge Evangelist Dennis Corle Pastor Mike Cox Dr. Parker Daily Evangelist Clarence Doyle Dr. J.R. Faulkner Dr. Freeman Goodge Evangelist Bruce Hamilton Dr. Ron Hamilton Pastor Ben Jordan Pastor Jack McClanahan Pastor Fred Moritz Dr. Bob Patton Dr. Bradley Price Pastor Ronnie Riggins Dr. Lee Roberson Pastor James Rushing Missionary Mel Rutter Dr. Don Sisk Evangelist Randy Taylor Pastor Phil Hulet Gospel Baptist Church Poland, Ohio Pastor Dave Barba Falls Baptist Church Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Missionary Jim Norton Tokorozawa City, Japan Pastor Les Hobbins Lewis Avenue Baptist Church Temperance, Michigan Chapel — 131 ia College chapel is the time each day when the family gets together for a mini family reunion. It is our time of laugh- ter, it is also our time of tears. It is our time of growth, and it is also our time for retrospection. Chapel is the heart- beat of Hyles-Anderson College and while the memories of speakers will al- ways come to mind, there are other memories th at one can’t help but reflect on when chapel is mentioned. These pictures bring back a few of the mo- ments from the 1985-86 chapel hour. Top center: Dr. Hyles falls back on Dr. Evans for support before a barrage of paper airplanes and beach balls. Top right: Dr. Evans leads songs in a style that is inimitable. Right: In the year of Jim McMahon and the Bears’ Superbowl! victory, even the faculty members felt the need for self expression. Below: College students al- ways enjoy introducing special visitors from home. 132 — Chapel MEMORIES : Our preacher is an integral part of our chapel service each Wednesday. Below: Mrs. Reese gives a special challenge to the students with her beautiful chalk talk artistry. Bottom right: Mr. Bullard and Mr. Scott lead the students in a cheer of appreciation for Dr. Combs. Dr. Roberson Dr. Lee Roberson is a true hero to the students of Hyles-Anderson College. Dr. Roberson, who for over four dec- ades has ministered at the great High- land Park Baptist Church and Tennes- see Temple University, was the speaker for two days this spring. Dr. Roberson’s preaching and teaching, and especially his life serve as a testimonial to each of us of how God can use a man who is pliable in the Lord’s hands. It was a great privilege to also be able to honor Mrs. Roberson who was here with Dr. Roberson for those two special days. “Ever Forward, Backward Never” 134 — Chapel Dr. Faulkner Dr. Faulkner was another honored guest for the Hyles-Anderson student body. Dr. Faulkner, who served with Dr. Roberson for over four decades, spoke from his heart on success in the Christian life. This potpourri of accu- mulated wisdom that has been amassed over the decades will undoubtedly prove to be invaluable for each of us. One of the highlights of Dr. Faulk- ner’s visit to Hyles-Anderson College was to hear him lead the congregation in a song. His vibrancy and love for the Lord was clearly evident to the student body as they were singing. Dr. Faulkner has become the arche- type second man for assistant pastors all across America. He is a stirring ex- ample of what our preacher boys should strive for in their service to other men. It is indeed a privilege to honor this great man of God here at Hyles-Ander- son College. “A Real American Hero” Chapel — 135 Top: Ron and his wife Shelly sing a duet. Above: Dr. Hamilton created an all-star quintet of some of the finer musical talents of the faculty and staff. Right: Patch the Pirate leads the congregation singing a chorus using his trusty saber. Ron Hamilton (Patch the Pirate) is Anderson. Along with his family, Ron one of the favorite speakers at Hyles- Hamilton was a tremendous blessing as Anderson College. This year he spent he shared truths about music. two days with us in chapel at Hyles- 136 — Chapel Top: As a special treat, Dr. Hamilton worked with our most infamous singer, Dr. Jim Jorgensen. Above: Dr. Hamilton brought his children up on stage to sing with him. Chapel — 137 At Hyles-Anderson College we do not have a student body program, but rath- er we have chapel five days a week. But while most folk’s conception of chapel entails just music and preaching, at Hyles-Anderson College this is not the case. The Activities Department often livens up our chapel services with tre- mendous skits. These skits range from lip-syncing famous gospel quartet num- bers to the adventures of Super Chris- tian and the Lone Soul Winner. The Spirit 138 — Chapel MEN’S SPLIT CHAPEL Top right: Dr. Jorgensen, Vice President of the college, directs the men’s split chapel hour once a month. Top left: The men pack the gymnasium each split chapel service in anticipation of good singing, good preaching, and generally a good 140 — Chapel time. Bottom left: David Carpenter, one of the men’s dormitory supervisors, often supplies the special music. Bottom right: Toby Weaver, Dean of Men, provides comfort and encourage- ment, and sometimes chastening when necessary. LADIES’ SPLIT CHAPEL Split chapel is something that occurs on a monthly basis and that has come to have a special meaning for Hyles- Anderson College students. In many ways, its caring spirit echoes the feel- ings of the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women. For the men, special Gospel quartet- like music and hard preaching charac- terize split chapel more than any other one thing. For the ladies, the different themes of each split chapel are aimed at helping a certain area in their lives. Mrs. Evans was usually the special speaker. In the men’s split chapel ser- vices, Dr. Jorgensen and Dean Weaver directed the proceedings. Both of these men became surrogate fathers to many Hyles-Anderson dorm men. Although these were times of scath- ing and sorrow, there were also times of joy and rejoicing. As we reflect back, we can’t help but be thankful for the spe- cial time that is called split chapel. Top left: Mrs. Evans, the Dean of Women, is almost always the speaker for the women’s split chapel. Mrs. Evans’ empathy and concern for each girl is abundantly evident. Top right: The dorm girls watch Mrs. Evans and the lady faculty and staff members show the importance of living the Christian life. Center: Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Moffitt and the lady staff members tell the girls of Hyles-Anderson College that they are loved. Chapel — 141 Mrs. Stephens Cu Camyned Swcethewl ; A very special lady at Hyles-Ander- son College is Mrs. Earlyne Stephens. Mrs. Stephens has been on staff since the first day of Hyles-Anderson Col- lege. In fact, Mrs. Stephens was a part : of the school many months prior to its actually opening its doors. At one of the special girls’ meetings this year, Mrs. Stephens was honored and given her day as queen. Mrs. Stephens received honor from many different admirers, including family, such as her grandson, her co-laborers in the business office, members of her Sunday school class, and the college girls in general. Look at the expression on Mrs. Stephens’ face, and you will see what kind of lady she is. She is truly our campus sweetheart. PEVVVEIVIIIY VIVIIVVIVIY a Ear yne Rrephens... oor CAMPUS weethee CVEVVPIPIIIISIIVSIISIIIOVIS 2 a ms . ae anes x « ae = a . . 5 é . . . 142 — Chapel 144 — Activities Top right: With hundreds and hundreds of stu- dents pouring in on Opening Day, the Grounds Department is stretched to provide needed trans- portation for bags. Top left: Guided tours were given of the lake and the campus for parents and new students. Center right: New friends are made and old acquaintances are renewed. Bottom right and opposite page bottom left: Children of married students enjoyed the festivities and the pirate theme. 7 ae Opening Day 1985 — A day when Hyles-Anderson College begins to be a home away from home. Top: Proud parents leave a d aughter behind with a smile on their faces, but with an ache in their hearts. Bottom right: Bro. Jerry Scott headed up the pirate-oriented activities that provided fun for young and old alike. Activities — 145 LADIES’ DORMITORY “The dorms are a refuge where walls absorb laughter, beds absorb tears, and ceilings absorb prayers.” Marlene Evans, Dean of Women - a 71 f i | a i] Top left: Kim Weaver takes time for personal devotions, while making sure that the yearbook photographer saw her new engagement ring. Top right: A room that had been brick walls, a bed, and dresser is transformed by the cre- ativity of its inhabitants. Above: Lisa Glassburn uses her room for more aca- demic pursuits. Bottom right: Kristy DiChiacchio works at the almost impos- sible task of bringing order to the disor- derly. Ladies’ dormitories are places for studying, sleeping, preparing, and in general, living while at Hyles-Anderson Col- lege. The various sized rooms take on an atmosphere that is unique with each set of inhabi- tants. It is the dorm room that will long be remembered after each girl has gone to where the Lord leads her. 146 — Activities “cc MEN’S DORMITORY Dorm life is a privilege, and that privilege brings responsibility and accountability.” Toby Weaver, Dean of Men jenuey yomny) sajAH ; Sat IGG I GE OC IE SUOLLLIDS JO AAI puP uoneiedaig au) UC) |: 1S 260m SHITTRES LONNIE The men’s dormitories are more of a stop-over place than those of the girls. Because of hectic work sched- ules, involvement in ministries, and even the occasional demand for studying, the dorm rooms became a place where the bare necessities of life, such as sleeping and prepara- tion, took place. The rooms differed as much as the men who were in them, but much like the girls’ dorms, these rooms will long retain images and memories of college years gone by. Top left: Craig Arnold sits in a dorm room that has a classier appearance than some. Center left: Kevin Courtney readies his shoes for an important date. Above: Albert Lopez wonders to himself, “Where’s Mom when I need her?” Bottom left: As seems to be the case with many students at Hyles-An- derson, the library collections show a strong sprinkling of books by Dr. Hyles and Dr. Rice. Activities — 147 The Fishermen’s Club is a ministry directed by Dr. George Godfrey. Dr. Godfrey for years has been “Mr. Soul Winner” at Hyles-Anderson College. The Fishermen’s Club meeting, which meets each Saturday morning, begins with a breakfast and then is trans- formed into a teaching time where tech- 148 — Activities ISHERMEN’S CLUB niques and testimonies alike are shared. The scores of men who gather each week unite together in singing and prayer before going out across the Calu- met region to reach folks with the Gos- pel of Christ. One of the great attributes of the Fishermen’s Club is the strong emphasis on follow-up. The Fisher- men’s Club is responsible for many adults not only being led to the Lord but being brought to church, following the Lord in believer’s baptism, and ulti- mately, hopefully becoming soul win- ners themselves. “WITNESSING TO EVERY AVAILABLE PERSON, IN EVERY AVAILABLE PLACE, AT EVERY AVAILABLE TIME.” Activities — 149 Top right and Above: “And daily in the tem- ple, and in every house, they ceased not to teach and to preach Jesus Christ.” Acts 5:42. Right: After soul winning, the girls sometimes gather for a picnic at which they share blessings and testi- monies. 150 — Activities J __S HOSTER CLUB Seep oer nk ooo SE s rs be as : za Top left: The Phoster Club was featured at the Christian Womanhood Spectacular. Top right: At the annual banquet, Geraldine and Ricky roasted Mrs. Dodson. Left: Patty Al- The Phoster Club is a ladies’ soulwin- ning group directed by Mrs. Fay Dod- son. This ministry gathers each Satur- day for a time of teaching and fellow- ship. After their weekly meeting, the girls ride on buses to areas across the region in order to witness to others. The Phoster Club has challenged many to be better soul winners. bert, last year’s soulwinning queen, crowned Kim Weaver as the new Trainer of the Year. Above: A delicious meal was enjoyed by each lady at the annual Christmas banquet. Activities — 151 152 meee OUL WINNING BUS Each Thursday, buses roll out of the Hyles-Anderson campus filled with men and ladies who are going to di- rectly emulate the early church of Je- rusalem. The participants in the Thursday soul winning ministry are involved in pure door-to-door visita- tion. This ministry entails the knock- ing upon door after door after door in — Activities order to be able to share the Gospel. Each bus is captained by a faculty or staff member who uses the travel time to exhort and challenge each student with his or her responsibility towards the lost. The time is also used as a mini-prayer meeting as hearts are pre- pared for the task that is to follow. ROR Lr RE an er ae Activities — MISSIONS Hyles-Anderson College has main- tained an emphasis on missions through the years. The Missions Club is directed by Dr. Maurice Paulson, a vet- eran missionary of several mission fields. The Missions Club meets each month for a time of prayer and a special challenge. Our Missions Emphasis Week this year featured Missionary speakers Dr. Mel Rutter and Dr. Tom- my Ashcraft. Right: Dr. Paulson, the Missions Club director Dr. Mel Rutter Dr. Tommy Ashcraft Dr. James Rushing 154 — Activities FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: The sign that says First Baptist Church is symbolic for Hyles-Anderson students. The church is of paramount importance in the life of the Hyles-Anderson student. The college, despite its size and reputa- tion, is merely one of the integral parts of the First Baptist Church ministry. Seen on this page, the major portions of a day in the life of First Baptist Church are clearly evident. From the special music to Dr. Hyles’ preaching and on to the inevitable blessings of baptism, the ministry of the New Testament church is echoed in this great ministry. Activities — 155 om FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH As we reflect back on our time at First Baptist Church, the most memo- rable thing that comes to our minds is the invitation. As the massive crowd bowed in prayer, Dr. Hyles would ask for those who wanted to make a deci- sion to raise their hand. After this, there would be an inevitable stream to- ward the aisles where scores and some- times hundreds of people would gather towards the front of the auditorium to be greeted by personal workers like Mr. Nischik, Dr. Jorgensen, and the pasto- ral staff. 156 — Activities After the decisions were made and the converts were dealt with, Mr. McKinney would organize the slips and hand them to Dr. Hyles who would then read them and recognize -the decisions that were made. Un- doubtedly, these few moments that close the services each Sunday morn- ing and evening will be forever etched in the minds of all who at- tended our “A” church. Activities — 157 mm FTRST BAPTIST CHURCH Although the majority of the students are involved in the bus ministry, there are many other ministries of First Baptist Church in which college students assist. These include the Spanish minis- try, headed by Mr. Elmer Fernan- dez; the deaf ministry, headed by Miss Maxine Jeffries; the sailor and “F” Sunday school ministries, headed by Mr. Larry Bullard; and the teen ministry, headed by Mr. Eddie Lapina. These ministries have had a tremendous impact on the Chicagoland region over the past few years. Right: Mr. Lively looks on as a sailor shakes Mr. Bullard’s hand on the way to the baptis- try. Bottom left: In the Sunday afternoon teen ministry, a young Spanish girl is taught how to sew. Bottom right: Miss Pam Hib- bard directs the Sunday afternoon teenage girl ministry. 158 — Activities Above: Mr. Fernandez preaching in the Spanish auditorium. Left: Miss Jeffries “signs” during one of the services. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ammm BUS MINISTRY FALLING | IN LOVE eq, WITH JESUS 4 Top left: Can you imagine the delight of trying to corral all seventy-two kids after a church service? Top center: “Yes, these are the horse rides we promised you.” Right: Angela Luers teaches about the love of Jesus while obviously displaying a love of her own. Insert: Sally Dexter lead- ing her bus kids in that old classic by Han- del, “Deep and Wide.” 160 — Activities Top center: It is for young boys like Jose that the bus ministry creates such a burden. Above: The buses line up on Sibley Avenue at approxi- mately 2:30 each Sunday afternoon waiting for the numerous riders that will soon be transported back to Chicago. Left: Mr. Ray Young gets the attention of the gigantic Junior Church which meets after the adults vacate the auditorium each Sunday morning. Activities — 161 ee oe es 162 — Activities Pastors’ School is probably the single highlight of the year for the average Hyles-Anderson student. Not only do we get to hear tremen- dous messages and see lives being changed, but we have a chance to participate in one of the greatest sin- gle weeks in church history. Dr. Hyles began Pastors’ School twenty- three years ago. Since that time, it has grown to include thousands of delegat es from virtually every state in the Union. The special speakers and tremendous training sessions have garnered a world-wide reputa- tion in fundamentalist circles. Hyles-Anderson students who are pastoral majors attend all sessions. Virtually every other student in the school is involved in helping with Left: The crowds line up on Monday morning to register. Insert: Kevin Court- ney offers fresh doughnuts to all the dele- gates who are in line. Top left: Dr. Hyles was able to promote his new book, Teach- ing on Preaching. Above: Literally thou- sands waited for the doors to open each morning. Pastors’ School in some way. This includes over 70 ushers and 200 food preparers. We always look forward to March and the excitement that this special week entails. Activities — 163 ee large men’s singing group included Weaver, and Ray Boardway. Bottom left; | Martha Gilbert, Suza Rasmussen, Angie Za- ) sen, Mario Cuozzo, Jerry Smith, Dr. Mr. Ed Wolber blessed us with solos through- chary, and Gale Vargo gave an example of John Olsen, Larry Staab, Joe Hackett, Toby out the week. Above: A ladies’ quartet of | “high church” music. 164 — Activities One of the great things about Pastors’ School is the tremen- dous music that seems to rever- berate through each service. On this page are pictured a few of the many groups that blessed and enthralled us through this week. Above: Four girls from the Lester Roloff homes sang before Mr. Wiley Cameron was introduced. Above: Mrs. Godfrey of the college music fac- ulty leads a combined choir. Activities — 165 DOs T © ReASiFees Two special honorary doctor- ates were given out at Pastors’ School this year to two men who have been a tremendous example to Christian workers across the United States. Mr. George Godfrey, who has come to epitomize the term “soul winning” and who is the profes- sor of the course “Personal Evangelism” at Hyles-Ander- son College was given a doctor- ate for his efforts to further soul winning by Christians across the country. Evangelist Carl Hatch was also given a doctor- ate for his unceasing efforts in the field of evangelism. Evan- gelist Hatch also preached a tremendous sermon on Monday evening, which resulted in thousands of hearts being touched and changed. Right: Dr. George Godfrey. Below: Dr. Carl Hatch. 166 — Activities “RRR nme opr One of the highlights of Pas- tors’ School this year was the skits put on by Mr. Bill McSpadden and the Activities’ Department. For the most part, these skits were of a humorous nature, and, while they often had a story to them, they helped to liven up the audience on many occasions. A special dramatic skit was presented in which the life sto- ry of Dr. Hyles was shown. This proved to be a blessing and a challenge as his life was relived on stage. Left and below: Bill McSpadden in two of his familiar roles as a true hero. Bottom left and right: Dramatic presentation of Dr. Hyles’ life. Activities — 167 There were many special speakers at Pastors’ School who served to enliven and to chal- lenge through seminars and ser- mons. The theme of the entire program, which was carried out through each special speaker, was that of soul winning. Meth- ods and ministries which can be used to win the lost were taught. Right: As a huge crowd gathered for each session, they were treated to special chal- lenges. Evangelist Tim Lee, a Vietnam veteran, gave Mrs. JoJo Moffitt spoke on giving a program Mrs. Hyles, Mrs. Dodson, and Mrs. Merhalski his life story. on the bus. spoke on soul winning. 168 — Activities SaaS ER SS Below: Dr. Carl Hatch preached on the im- Bottom Right: Dr. Curtis Hutson preached portance of winning the lost. on the importance of soul winning. Dr. Wendell Evans spoke on the street preaching ministry. Activities — 169 Right: Over two hundred college students helped prepare five thousand box lunches each day. Below: Mr. Tom Williams and his wife, Pam, were able to be with us once again this year. Their life story was shown on film each day. Bottom: Over ninety men were called to preach in one evening service in which Dr. Hyles preached. 170 — Activities ee a ee ow,” Above: Dr. Hyles brings workers and converts to the front to help implant a vision in the minds of the delegates. Insert: Dr. Hyles looks at some of his young people that have been reached by the First Baptist Church ministries. Left: Dr. Hyles is backed up by the folks who made Pastors’ School possible, the “World Champion” church staff, alias the First Baptist Bears. (Notice our own mini-refrigerator.) Activities — 171 Christian Womanhood Spectacular Mrs. Evans is the founder and director of Christian Womanhood. She was the main speaker at the Spectacular. Dr. Jack Hyles Dr. Cathy Rice Mrs. JoJo Moffitt 172 — Activities The Christian Womanhood Spectac- ular is a 28-hour period that seems to include one hundred hours worth of life-changing material. It is a highlight of each year for the ladies of Hyles- Anderson College. Many of the special speakers are seen in these photos. Top: Loretta Walker led the singing throughout the Spectacular. Left: Mrs. Pat Hays taught on teaching with flannelgraph. Below: Mrs. Evans and Miss Frye shared Keith Frye’s (in wheelchair) testimony with the audience. Mrs. Beverly Hyles Mrs. Susan Zakula with Sandra Jorgensen Mrs. Elaine Colsten Activities — 173 Remember when ... we shared home-made cotton candy at Harvest Days. WHEN ... Remember when ... Bill McSpadden took us back to the Third Reich as he used his Gestapo techniques to encourage dating. Remember when ... we had the privilege of really getting to know Mrs. Rice. 174 — Activities Remember when ... we enjoyed the exquisite cuisine of the dining hall. Remember when ... he asked for part of your steak at the Valentine Banquet. Remember when ... we scattered across the campus looking for Easter eggs. Remember when ... we enjoyed times together around the Christmas tree. Activities — 175 Above: The four-acre college lake is greatly enjoyed by the winter sports enthusiasts at this time of year. Top left: The Christmas concert was directed by Mr. Toby Weaver and made use of many special music groups. 176 — Activities Above: The giant pine trees that adorn the campus often sacrifice one member a year to be used to decorate the lobby. HRISTMAS IN THE HYLANDS During the Christmas season many students head for their homes across the nation. But for those who remain, Christmas captures the familiar spirit of Hyles-Anderson in some ways better than at any other time. There are plays, concerts, and many activities that are planned for the students who stay. The majority of these things which lead up to the Christmas season are enjoyed by the students prior to going home. This allows the s tudent to enjoy two Christ- mases each year: one at college and one at home. iS secwsitighonepmitineramenirtiein ganas Sulimage saved saan ag = re 4 i Top right: The Christmas play featured the reading of the Christmas story. This annual pro- duction is attended by many a student. Center: Santa and his helpers prepare to greet the guests at the annual Christmas party. Right: This jovial elf attends Santa’s hotline while a young man looks wistfully on. Activities — 177 Top left: Chuck Morris and Kim Hunter enjoy have seen them the n ext week. Bottom left: the frivolity of Mr. Moore’s singing. Center The bakery created individual cakes that said narrated the program. The Cowboy and Indian left: Dalton Robertson and Lisa Schaap seem “Happy Valentine’s Day” for each and every theme was carried throughout the “Night of to enjoy being with each other. You should student who attended. Above: Bill McSpadden Many Moons” program. ALENTINE BANQUET The social highlight of each college year is the Valentine Banquet. It is the biggest “dress-up” occasion for the en- tire school year. The evening’s activi- ties are sponsored by the Acti vities De- partment, and this year’s program, the “Night of Many Moons,” was enjoyed by the over 700 students who attended. 4 A : 1 a! want hd we Didnt Top right: Tami Musatics and Manne Strand looked lazily contented after consuming 16 oz. T-bone steaks. Above: Dr. Evans finished the program by singing a special solo. Activities — 179 Right: Dr. Hyles stayed in the dining hall during the entire meal and afterwards shook hands and had his picture taken with as many students who cared to stop by. Below: Dr. Hyles brought a special ser- mon on our “Easter on Wednesday. tom left: Many married students brought their families out for the special meal. It was a tremendous opportunity for them to get a huge turkey dinner for only $1 a per- son. Bottom right: Many young ladies wore new dresses that Dr. Hyles paid for. He gave each girl $20 to buy a new Easter dress. Due to the fact that Hyles-Anderson students were visiting on bus routes and heavily involved in the Spring Program on Easter Sunday, Dr. Hyles decided to do a very special thing this year, and that was to have Easter Sunday on a Wednesday at Hyles-Anderson College. This day was complete with an Easter service in the chapel. The chapel was set up exactly as an Easter Sunday ser- vice at the First Baptist Church. This included two specials, standing for the reading of the Scriptures, and even Kas- ter lilies in front of the auditorium. After the chapel service, the students went over to the dining hall where a giant turkey dinner was served. This included turkey and dressing, yams with marshmallows, and a large piece of pumpkin pie. After the meal was over there was a giant Easter egg hunt with five thousand Easter eggs scattered across the campus by faculty and staff. The students were allowed to go out and find as many eggs as they possibly could, and then were able to redeem these eggs for $1 each in either Liberty Square or in Peddler’s Way. All in all, it was a tremendous, tremendous day. Top right: Brad Boruff and Julie Hochmuth en- joy the food almost as much as each other’s com- pany. Center: Students cashing in their eggs in Peddler’s Way to their delight and to the cashier’s despair. Right: Annette Swartz and Troy Young get ready to get down to serious business — lunch. Right: The first thought that comes to mind when one thinks of dating at Hyles-Anderson College is the lobby. For it is to the lobby that couples migrate like geese heading south for the winter. The La-z-boy couches and chairs are con- stantly filled with young couples making steps down the long and hard dating road. Below: Doug Testerman and Robin Henderson enjoy each other’s company. Doug says, “Notice who’s doing the eating.” Bottom right: Speaking of eating, look at the size of this ice cream sandwich. 182 — Activities Left: Judy O’Hara and Mark Ball pose for an engagement portrait. Below: Chuck McMahon and Tina Marshall seem to have lost their interest in swinging. Left: Kim Nymeyer and Craig Arnold enjoy each other’s company. Above: Beth Bird and Keith Weaver focus in on each other. Activities — 183 SPECIAL THURSDAYS Usually once a month Dr. Hyles spends time with the young ladies at Hyles-An- derson Colleg e. During these meetings Dr. Hyles is often responsible for a special meal of pizza. Ice cream and other treats are often given out. He often reads special notes from men admirers to the young la- dies, and most importantly he gives of his time to answer questions about which the young ladies feel they need counsel. The announcement of this meeting, which of- ten comes in a Thursday chapel, is always greeted with loud cheers and great ap- plause. These pictures revive the spirit of those special Thursday night meetings. LT YLANDER Every other week during the college school year, Mrs. Hyles and Mrs. Lively direct a fellow- ship meeting of all the married students’ wives. This organiza- tion, called Hylander Wives, is di- rected towards teaching and en- couraging these married ladies. This bimonthly time is highlight- ed by a time of fellowship and food which follows each meeting. Top right: Mrs. Hyles, the director of Hylander time is set aside where ladies can ask Mrs. Hyles Wives Fellowship. Center left: An informal questions. Above: This mother and daughter are 186 — Activities enjoying opening a gift from a secret friend. Right: Mrs. Lively is the co-director of the Hylander Wives Fellowship. Below: Mrs. Lively spends some informal time with Mrs. Deborah Neubacher. Center right: Mrs. Diane Kindred and Mrs. Debbie Longworth take notes while they enjoy some pineapple upside-down cake. Bottom right: After the meeting, the mothers are allowed to bring their children into the dining hall for a time of fun and fellowship. Above: The ladies listen intently as Mrs. Hyles answers the questions that have been sent to her. Activities — 187 ORK SCHOLARSHIP Much of the day-to-day work at Hyles-Anderson College is done by the work scholarship students. Over five hundred students at Hyles-Anderson | are in the work scholarship program. It ‘ is impossible to be at Hyles-Anderson College without having one’s life effect- ' ed by the efforts of the many who are i on work scholarship. As your day be- gins in the morning and as you step outside a dormitory, the floors and win- dows have been cleaned by scholarship students. As you go to the dining hall, the bakery girls prepare the cinnamon rolls for breakfast. The cooks prepare the rest of the breakfast. The waitresses serve. And, of course, the custodians have helped clean the dining hall prior to your coming. After leaving there and going to the classroom, one can’t help but notice the trash has been emptied and the blackboards have been cleaned. | Once again, by the work scholarship students. Other areas of your life are inevitably effected, such as the activi- ties’ program put on by the Activities Department each Friday and Saturday night. Also effected is the riding in bus- es by the young ladies to and from church in which the young men have helped to prepare and drive the buses. The Print Shop runs off the tests and | the Post Office sorts the mail, and, most | importantly, the care packages from | home. Even down to the night hours when the students are sleeping, there are students on work scholarship who | monitor the halls checking for any problems or any emergency that might come up while the majority of us are at home asleep in bed. We are extremely thankful for the tremendous job done by the work schol- arship students. Listed below are the various departments in which work scholarship students play a key part: Activities, Bus Maintenance, Bakery, Buckets-n-Bows, Clinic, Dining Hall, Library, Liberty Square, Monitors, Peddler’s Way, Post Office, Print Shop, Secretarial, and Security. Top center: Dr. Rasmussen directs the work scholarship students in their weekly meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Right: The information desk is staffed by Becky Johnson and Carla Neyer. 188 — Activities Top left: Sack lunch girls prepare hundreds of sack lunches for the men who work each and every day. Top right: Paul Rasmussen performs the crucial task of keep- ing the coke machines full. Left: Pauline Hunt takes care of the bulletin board for the intramural programs. Above: Kelly Eason answers the phone for the security department. Activities — 189 — WORK SCHOLARSHIP Above: JoAnn Papsidero prepares a glass of lemonade for a customer at Liberty Square. Top right: Marsha Clark helps to sort books in the library. Right: Sharon Porter figures grades for Dr. Rasmussen’s office. 190 — Activities Left: What school would be complete without potato peelers? Here are Cynthia Dukes and Miriam Esteves. Below: She laughingly says, “Yes, this will be your dinner.” Bottom left: Polly obeys Mrs. Hays’ injunction to always smile at the customers. Bottom right: Melis- sa Shipley shows her homemade French bread that she is preparing for the spaghetti dinner the next day. ae a Barb Hobbs helps out in Ped- nee Tearing wen eee i a on ape a ens | ts. being caught up anywhere from two to Top center. ” y. ey letter. I plan on er’s three weeks. Wa dl Cheryl Burkhead helps to kfast. Above: ‘Don’t worry about your Top left: Jeff Mitchell helps on the printing machine in the print shop. Top right. clean up after brea 192 — Activities = N ae — an SS TD N ae @ = | ay ee ee Se Soar oe Top right: Theresa Caylor acts as a nurse’s assistant in the clinic. Above: Susy Williams assists in the Xerox room. Left: Kevin Yost helps to fix one of the return machines in the bowling alley. Activities — 193 STAFF AND FACULTY IN I Sometimes even the faculty and staff deem it wise to let down their hair and enjoy themselves. These two pages | show a lighter side of the folks who are | usually in complete control of them- | . selves and the things around them. But, we must reiterate, and use the word “usually.” Center left: Mr. Hooker attempts to suffocate Above: The great pumpkin alias Miss Stone. himself prior to chapel. Above: Who can 4 forget Mr. Bullard’s graphic description of his i ski trip? 194 — Activities Top of page: Dr. Hyles shows what Whammo dreamed about when it invented the frisbee. Center Jeft: Dr. Godfrey celebrates Hat Day with a weak imitation of one of Bear Bryant’s houndstooth hats. Above: Dr. Ed Reese, alias Johnny Pope, is a sequel entitled, “Johnny Pope has come home to Hyles-Anderson.” Above: Miss Frye, the debuntante of Hyles-Anderson College. Activities — 195 Top left: There’s no way I would be caught dead with that guy ... Above: Top right: 'm not saying your breath-is bad, but... Above: Rochelle Lee Johnson, the third man up, creates some entertainment for those enter- Odermatt obviously enjoys her lunch as she does a Theodore Chipmunk ing the chapel early. imitation. 196 — Activities ity oe SAS Kristy DiChiacchio rejoices in the fact that she has finally found someone to give her a ring. Top right: Kelly Byrd watches with utter interest and great excitement as LaNita Stark shows her a letter from her boyfriend. Above: Judy O’Hara says, “This coffee is so strong it’s peeling back my lips.” Activities — 197 Top left: The mercenary craze of 1986 even carried over into Hyles-Anderson College chapel. Top right:“And you didn’t think that ‘we’ had blue eyes.” Center left: Should Mrs. Claus throw her inhibition to the wind? Bottom left: “Hi! I’m your new roommate.” Above: These guys obviously want these girls mighty bad! (See other page.) 198 — Activities STUDENTS IN CTION Top right: Hat day, need we say more? Above: Here is an early favorite in the race for Miss Hylander. Top left:“Why yes, I have taken Wardrobe and Grooming.” Above: “Those boys really look excited about us.” Activities — 199 { KK KKK IKI Top center: The girls’ quintet of (from left to right) Carla Neyer, Cindy Dugan, Kim Weaver, Carolyn Reichen, and Carolann Yoshida sings songs such as, “Is It Nothing To You?” and a patriotic medley. Above: Ray Cazis as Uncle Sam tells of America’s early history. Right: The girls’ trio of Kelly Byrd, Lisa Schaap, and Angela Luers sings songs such as “Stars and Stripes,” and amedley. Far right top: Mr. Bob Hooker enacts the importance of the Bible in early American homes. Far right bottom: A skit stressing American inventiveness replays the invention of the light bulb. 200 — Activities ) ATRIOTIC [DD ROGRAM An annual event at Hyles-Ander- son College is the Patriotic Program. This program is directed at inspiring a fervor and patriotism for the coun- try in which we live. With a compila- tion of skits, songs, and dramatic readings, the students are exhorted and challenged to be thankful for this great country of ours. This pro- gram is directed by Mrs. Evans and is done in large part by the Speech Class. Above: The climax to the first segment of the program: a flag waving celebration for each state of the Union created massive crowd par- ticipation. Left: The Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln stirred the crowd to remem- brance of prices that have been paid. Activities — 201 A SPECIAL “THANKS” TO FOLKS WHO SERVE The Security Department is responsible for protecting all the ministries of the First Baptist Church of Hammond. This provides an excellent opportunity for many students to work their way through college. The long hours put in by the security force are appreciated by the entire church and college family. CAMPUS PHYSICIAN DR. DENNIS STREETER Doctor Dennis Streeter spends at least one night a week minister- ing to the college students. His kind and sacrificial manner are appreciated by all. 202 — Activities BUS DRIVERS Don Adkins Dana Ashley Mr. Chris Bonesteel Dennis Brown David Bush Mr. David Carpenter Danny Clubb Doug Cook Todd Davis Royce Dorsett Tim Dunagan Kenneth Eaton Joe Gahring Wyatt Graham Mr. Glenn Gray Salvatore Greco Warren Hager Jon Hawkins Ron Hicks Rodney Howell The bus drivers who transport all the lady stu- dents work totally on a volunteer basis. We want to say a special word of thanks to these men. Don Lee Dean Lundy : Mr. Mark McCracken Dean Madsen Jeff Mitchell William Morgan Randy Mullenix Mr. Glen Munson David Nichols Bob Ossewaarde Mr. Jerry Ossewaarde Mr. Peter Poole Raul Rios Kevin Schertz Mr. David Sielschott Kevin Strong Ron Thompson Don Williams Tim Zechman GROUNDS DEPARTMENT The Grounds Department is di- rected by Mr. Mark Pfeifer (pic- tured above). This group has done much to maintain the beauty of our campus. Mr. Brad Cranston Michael Fish Bill Fleming Wyatt Graham Julie Landgrebe Mr. Mark McCracken Mr. Mark Pfeifer 204 — Athletics FOOTBALL Football season begins with try outs in early September. Here among the forty-yard dashes and the basic skill tests, the assorted captains watch to see who they should select in the upcoming draft. Following the draft, there are ex- hibition games and then the regular season. Intramural Football is culmi- nated by the annual Super Bowl. This festive occasion has occurred for seven consecutive years and is viewed by the entire college family. This is often a memorable event because it always seems to occur on an unbelievably cold day. This was the case once again this year as the huddled, shivering masses wait for half-time to arrive. The group that Intramural Football means the most to is the actual partici- pants. These are the young men who practice and train for the excitement of game time. It is these men who will long remember the names like the Fiery Fal- cons and Jarring Jets. SEASON’S STANDINGS win _ loss Fiery Falcons 11 1 Cardiac Cardinals 8 Challenging Chargers 7 Jarring Jets Z Soaring Seahawks 1 “Here at Hyles-Anderson Col- lege we are not interested in building good athletes. We are interested in building good Christians.” Mr. Jerry Scott Director of Intramural Athletics Athletics — 205 Above: The “Charming Cheer- leaders” line up in preparation for the beginning of their routine. Top right: An outstanding reception is made by John McGrath. Right: The ecstasy of the breakway touch- down was run by Mark Crockett, In- tramural Football’s Most Valuable Player. 206 — Athletics Top: The battle of the trenches is about to begin. Center: The agony of failure is shown as a touch- down pass falls incomplete. Below: Although he missed the flag, you can see a foot tackle is about to be made. Bottom left: Vivacious faces stare from the crowd, cheering on their special team. Bottom right: Dr. Evans, Commissioner of In- tramural Football, hands Mark Crockett the Most Valuable Player trophv. Athletics — 207 i BASKETBALL i | , : : : i | i i we es es Ce 208 Intramural Basketball was enjoyed by every single Intramural participant. In the Intramural league, it is manda- tory that each player on the team play at least one quarter. Because of this, each victory or defeat is truly a team effort. Intramural Basketball was a learning i eaeeteneeincmen eR ENR: experience for the coaches and players alike, and when the season was finished it could truly be said that it was well done. The Intramural Basketball Championship was once again attended by the entire student body. The game was tremendously exciting from start to finish due in large part to the fact that j 4 . B29 ‘ 5 — oe 3 | the underdog Pacers were able to upset the Nets who had been in first place for the entire season. There was a carnival type atmosphere with the chattering of the vendors and the blaring of the band. Noble Nets Nuclear Nuggets Pounding Pacers Captivating Clippers Blazing Bullets Battling Bulls wmwanow -1I%M s BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP A. ar =i. ee Se, hy : ahd ; CHAMPIONSHIP Pounding Pacers Noble Nets Top left: The tip off is between Joe Vassak and __ into action. Bottom Jeft: Dr. Jorgensen and Sam Stan Miller as the second half begins. Center Shamoon seem entranced by the hotly-paced left: The cheerleaders try to arouse the crowd action. 210 — Athletics Top right: Dr. Evans seems to be enjoying the game almost too much when compared to those around him, or was he possibly sharing some of his Iowan humor? (Notice the responses of the two men to his right.) Right: Who said that bas- ketball is a non-contact sport? Scenes from the championship game are continued on the next few pages. Athletics 212 — Athletics BASKETBALL From the exhortations of the cheer- leaders to the intense interest of the crowd, the Pacers bounded toward a de- cisive upset. The underdog Pacers were finally able to pull it off and when the clock read zero, it said Pacers 47 — Nets 42. Top right: Mark Patton receives a trophy and a handshake from Mr. Scott after winning the One- On-One Championship. Above: (Left to right) Dr. Hyles gives Wayne Robbins the Most Valu- able Player Award, Ken Eaton the Intramural Athletic Excellence Award, and Wes Clark re- ceives the Championship trophy. Athletics — 213 Right: Pete Rynberk makes an outstanding save against Jeff Johnson. Below: Robert Walker of the Electrifying Express blazes by Mike Leon. 214 — Athletics q SOCCER SEASON’S STANDINGS Electrifying Express Rowdy Roughnecks Blitzing Bulldogs Terrifying Timbers ati, ee Center left: The defense puts the squeeze on the of- fense of Joe Lara. Above: Quick reactions by the goalie, Mike Leon, saves a Kirk Pugsley shot. For those who have never watched the indoor version of this popular Euro- pean sport, one cannot imagine the fast action and excitement of a game which is literally non-stop. Using giant screens to block either end of the bas- ketball courts, the ball was virtually continuously in play unless kicked up into the crowd. This resulted in high scoring games making it not unusual to see 17 and 18 goals scored in a game. The championship of this year’s Intra- mural Soccer season was won by the Electrifying Express. Center right: Kirk Pugsley of the Electrifying Express kicks off the championship game against the Rowdy Roughnecks. Above: Dan Rynberk receives the Most Valuable Player trophy from Dr. Athletics — 215 Right: The hustle of Phil Torres beats out an infield hit. Below: Ed Caskey ducks under the strong arm of Pete Rynberk. Center left: Jay Ross safely slides into third base. ye pt Maes whet Cound oo, Ais Above: Kevin Albert receives the Most Valuable A Rent Above: Chuck McMahon makes a mighty Player award for the second consecutive year in 216 — Athletics dash following his homerun smash. Intramural Softball. SOFTBALL Intramural Softball is a season that is marked by both brevity and excitement. Although the season is only a few weeks long, it is special for a variety of reasons. These include the fact that there is nothing more American than the crack of the bat and the smell of freshly cut grass on a warm, early summer afternoon. It is the sport that most of us can look back to and remember from our childhood. Top left and right: James Stroud makes the call on Derek Devine at third base. Left and above: The crowd looks on as the Rallying Red Sox complete their second winning season. Athletics — 217 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL — After viewing the Hyles-Anderson ladies at functions such as the Valentine Banquet and the Mother-Daughter Banquet, it seems somewhat in- congruous to envision the barreling into second base in a cloud of dust. Yet in some ways the fact that the ladies know how to do both epitomizes the concept of Blue Denim and Lace. Right: Kelly Webster knocks the ball for a hit during ladies’ softball. Insert: Tracey Worley of the Beautiful Bluejays runs in with her team as they win the 1986 Championship. Above: The look of concentration is on Leslie Verardo’s face as she prepares to make a mighty swing. 218 — Athletics SEASON’S STANDINGS n loss Angelic Astros Beautiful Bluejays Dainty Dodgers Radiant Reds True Tigers Meek Mets Top: Jolene Petrick steps into the first pitch sending it into the outfield. Above: Sonji Powdrell looks on as the throw comes in too late at first base. Left: Tracey Worley of the Beautiful Bluejays receives the championship trophy for winning the 1986 Ladies’ Softball Championship. Athletics — 219 EXERCISE EXTRAVAGANZA Top: The ladies limber up for another session of Exercise Extravaganza. Right: By the look on Miss Cindy Stout’s face, one can see that exercising is fun! 220 — Athletics GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Left: Vicky Stroud looks on as the ball sails over the net. Below: Martha Erickson makes an outstanding save on the third try. Left: Mr. Jerry Scott makes a point concerning the fabu- lous year the ladies had in volleyball. Ranee Eudy of the Rainbows received the trophy for her team for winning the volleyball championship. Above: Rhonda Parks spikes the ball onto the opponent’s side. Athletics — 221 Hyles-Anderson Alma Mater Long these honored halls of learning have been filled with joys and tears; And the blessed, sacred mem’ries will be cherished through the years. May our lives be spent for others, going forth to seek the lost. Hyles-Anderson, Hyles-Anderson, lifting high His wondrous cross. Hear our prayer for strength and beauty — both are treasures rich and rare; Strength to labor for the Master, beauty in a life of prayer. Grant to us Thy Holy Spirit, fill us with Thy pow’r divine. Hyles-Anderson, Hyles-Anderson, use our talents, they are Thine. Girded with the Spirit’s armor, clothed with power from a bove. We shall go to the world awaiting, sharing God’s redeeming love; Till at last we stand before Him — He whose face outshines the sun. Hyles-Anderson, Hyles-Anderson, may we hear His words, ‘‘Well done.”’ As we herald forth the Gospel in this world of sin and woe, Give us courage to be faithful, grace to conquer ev’ry foe. Help us, Lord, in all our labors to be guided by Thy Word. Hyles-Anderson, Hyles-Anderson, we are servants of the Lord. Words by Dr. Robert J. Billings Music by Mr. Donald Elmore 222 — Graduation WHO’S WHO 1986 Who’s Who Among Students In American Colleges And Universities is a distinguished honor which is bestowed on the top few students in American higher education. Election to Who’s Who is made by the Hyles-Anderson faculty and staff. These students are chosen on the basis of character, leadership qualities, involvement in Christian ministries and a general level of excellence. These students are in a class of their own. Anne Rehm Edwin Hannahs Edna Tosh 224 — Graduation Carolann Yoshida Kelly Eason Joy Garlick Graduation — 225 Who’s Who Sam Olivas Tina Moffitt Jerry Kaifetz 296 — Graduation Who’s Who Bruce Flesher Lisa Snyder Kevin Albert Judy Hasse Kenneth Babbitt Shelly Quackenbush Graduation — 227 BEHIND EVERY GRADUATE THERE STANDS ... The night prior to graduation the Activities Department sponsored a special program enti- tled, “Behind Every Graduate There Stands ...”’ This program was dedicated to remem- bering and honoring the motivational force behind every student, that being, of course, their parents. Laurie McFarlin praises her parents. Tamra Etheridge gives special honor to her parents. 228 — Graduation Joy Garlick told her family how much she appreciated their support. Julie Wise Mitchell tearfully tries to repay Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza smile proudly as their daughter, Ra- chel, tells of the attributes she has learned from them. her family for their investment in her life. Graduation — 229 Senior Picnic As the parents and graduates walked down the driveway towards the lake, they were greeted by signs that said, “Aloha” and “Welcome to Hyles-Anderson College.” It was immediately evidenced that the theme of the 1986 Picnic was Hawaiian. The Stark family gathers with their four daughters to celebrate the graduation of Lanita and LaVonna. 230 ee beautiful 70 degree day provided a perfect lakeside climate for the 1800 attendees of the picnic. The Quackenbush family lines up their children for a snapshot of a very special day. 231 are he qt “ see — aon.” : ss ke - a si 3 as oa i P . 2 = ae = = = ae | = = ea a — Lommencement When one thinks back upon graduation, the first thing that comes to mind is Dr. Evans, Dr. Jorgensen and Dr. Hyles speaking to the graduates in the final few moments before they march to their positions in the auditorium. It was there in the Adams Chapel that Dr. Hyles said good-bye for the last time. It was there that parents and friends made last minute adjustments to the caps and gowns that were worn with such honor. fommencement .' E Wie - 4 SaaS we. The administration and the faculty watch as the graduates march in to take their places. After the graduates took their positions, Dr. Hyles welcomed the distinguished visitors and guests as the program began. 234 — Graduation Commencement Dr. Russell Anderson, the co-founder of Hyles-Anderson College, led in prayer. Dr. Evans led the congregation in a song both at the beginning and at the end of the service. Graduation — 23 fommencement Dr. Jorgensen presented the special degrees to the academic achievers. Kurt Ludington sang a special that minis- tered to all the audience. Dr. Evans comments on the ease with which he was able to pronounce the name of the Spanish Bible School students. Carolann Yoshida Jeffrey James Phyllis Stephens 237 {ommencement A special moment in the commencement exercises was when Ruth Balciunas re- ceived her diploma. Ruth has been a tremendous testimony to the entire Hyles-Anderson student body through her de- termination. She had lost her legs in an auto accident. Her courage and convictions are a testimony to what a true, Christ-like attitude really ought to be. We are thankful that as we reflect back on this year, we can remember Ruth Balciunas as a part of this class as a soul winner, a pray- er warrior, a student; all in all, a very special lady. What an incredible chal- lenge to realize that a lady who is a double amputee has been responsible for winning over 100 souls to the Lord each year of her four year ten- ure at Hyles-Anderson. Commencement Shelly Quackenbush is obviously pleased by the fact Russell James waves to Mom, Dad and friends with that she has completed her race. unashamed glee. Family and friends in the balcony look on while some applaud as a loved one passes across the platform. Miss Hylander And Mr. Hylander Carolann Yoshida Kevin Albert The outstanding honor bestowed by Hyles-Anderson College is that of Mr. Hylander and Miss Hylander. The two recipients this year have certainly lived lives that have been beyond reproach. These brief summaries of their lives here at Hyles-Anderson will help to give you a picture of two people who are truly dedicated and sold out. We honor Carolann Yoshida and Kevin Albert for this outstanding achievement. Carolann Yoshida is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiroski Yoshida of Canoga Park, California. Carolann has been a worker in the “B” junior church ministry of First Baptist church for three years, a worker in the “B” nursery one semester and a worker in the “B” soul winning ministry for three years. Carolann has worked on the same bus route all four years that she has been at Hyles-Anderson College. You will often see Carolann sitting in church with a little bus girl under one arm, and seated next to her a Chicago teenage girl who obviously has found just the right kind of example for a Christian lady. Carolann has maintained a busy schedule while participating in several singing groups for the college including the Hylander Chorale and traveling for the college in a summer tour group. Miss Yoshida received a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in secondary education. She marched summa cum laude. Kevin Albert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Albert of Blacksburg, Virginia. He is married to the former Patty Doyle, who was the 1985 Miss Hylander. “Brother Kevin,” as he is known to his many bus kids, has been in the bus ministry for over three years. He has been a bus captain for two years and a division leader for the past year. He has been in the Fishermen’s Club, in the “F” Sunday school ministry, a teacher in Junior I and the superin- tendent of the Junior III “B” department for one year. While in the dorms, Kevin served as a dorm monitor for several years and participated in the intramural sports program. Kevin was called to preach in 1980 at the Southwide Baptist Fellowship. Kevin received his eens of Science degree with a major in pastoral theology. He marched magna cum aude. rrr VALEDICTORIANS a 4 ‘Ae 2 ae Sue Gilbert Deanna Meador Rico Scarfi Kim Patton This year Hyles-Anderson had one of its most unique experiences in its academic history. The 1986 school saw a four-way tie for valedictorian. These students were Sue Gilbert, Deanna Meador, Rico Scarfi and Kim Patton. Because of this, we had quad-valedictorians. This unusual dilemma gave Hyles-Anderson College four valedictorians for 1986. Sue Gilbert received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in secondary education. Deanna Meador received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in secondary education. It should be noted that Deanna graduated in just three years. Rico Scarfi received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in secondary education. Kim Patton received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in secondary education. Kim also graduated in just three years of study. , 4 Or SS a A TT TT OTE ISD DOCTOR OF DIVINITY DR. JOSEPH DAVID COMBS The Honorary Doctorate program was a special one to the students of Hyles- Anderson College because of the four men that we honored. One was especially our own. That man was Joe Combs. Dr. Combs has taught at Hyles-Anderson College for 13 years. His insight for Bible teaching has had a major impact on all students who have sat under his tutelage and been willing to learn. It was truly a special night to see Dr. Combs honored by his receiving the Doctor of Divinity degree. Joseph David Combs was saved at nine years of age and called to preach at the age of eleven. After graduating from college, he pastored briefly and then came to the Bible faculty of Hyles-Anderson College. During this time, he has had an exten- sive ministry preaching across America in churches, colleges, and Bible confer- ences. He has a tape club for those who subscribe to his sermons. He has written study guides for many books of the Bible and a Wisdom Manual, which is a collec- tion of writings on Biblical principles. In the coming months, Dr. Combs will be founding a new church near St. Petersburg and Clearwater, Florida. 242 — Graduation DOCTOR OF HUMANITIES -— Sy YG ” Gs DR. RONALD ALLEN HAMILTON Dr. Ron Hamilton has achieved nation-wide renown as “Patch the Pirate”. His ministry through records and tapes has literally blessed the lives of tens of thou- sands of children across the country. Dr. Hamilton blessed the assemblage at gradu- ation by singing a song, “Rejoice in the Lord.” He has been a blessing to the Hyles- Anderson student body through his speaking on the subject of the right type of music. We are thankful for Dr. Hamilton and his influence on Hyles-Anderson Col- lege and America. Ronald Allen Hamilton graduated from Bob Jones University with a Bachelor’s degree in sacred music in 1973 and a Master’s degree in 1975. He taught at the university from 1973 until 1978, when he resigned to enter a full-time ministry of music and preaching to fundamental churches. In the spring of 1978, Dr. Hamilton discovered he had cancer, and his left eye was removed. Through this experience and subsequent events, God led him into a ministry of children’s music as “Patch the Pirate.” In this role, he has completed six “Patch the Pirate” recordings which have become synonymous with children’s music in fundamental churches. He also wrote the song, “Rejoice in the Lord,” which is the title song of his weekly nation-wide broadcast. Dr. Hamilton says, “God took my left eye due to cancer and gave me a worldwide ministry.” aa Graduation — 243 a a a een ——————————_—_——_—_——_—_——== 244 — Graduation DOCTOR OF DIVINITY DR. THOMAS LESLIE HOBBINS, SR. Dr. Les Hobbins has been a close friend of Hyles-Anderson College for many years. Dr. Hobbins has pastored for over a decade in the Toledo, Ohio, area at the Lewis Avenue Baptist Church. He has been responsible for seeing scores of changed lives and hundreds of people brought to Christ during his tenure there. Dr. Hobbins is a true friend of Hyles-Anderson College. Thomas Leslie Hobbins was saved at fourteen years of age at a youth meeting in London, Ontario, Canada. He received a Bachelor’s degree from a Bible college, and later a Master of Divinity degree from seminary, where he received an award for excellence in preaching. During his ministry, he has pastored four churches — two of which were located in Canada. For the past fifteen years, Dr. Hobbins has pas- tored the Lewis Avenue Baptist Church. The church is located on twenty-five acres of land in Temperance, Michigan, which is a suburb of the greater Toledo, Ohio, metropolitan area. The church maintains an attendance of over 500. They have had a high day of over 3,000 in attendance. The church land and building are valued at $2 million. DOCTOR OF HUMANITIES DR. ROBERT GLYNN GRAY Robert Glynn Gray came to Hyles-Anderson College in 1974 after graduating from a secular school and being a cost accountant with General Motors for seven years. He graduated from Hyles-Anderson College in 1976 with highest honors. After this, he pastored the Faith Baptist Church in Bourbonnais, Illinois, for four years. During this time, the ministry there experienced God’s blessing and grew rapidly. In 1980, he became the pastor of Longview Baptist Temple in Longview, Texas. In the last six years, that church has grown to an average attendance of over 2,000. In 1985 the church baptized 2,991 people. The ministries of the church include Longview Christian Academy, Texas Baptist College, a television program, a bus ministry, a chapel ministry, and a nursing home ministry. a I TT A A AE LL ALP AL LE LL APA LDAP LE APPEL ALPE PD DAE DPI EDA I LE EOS DE AGREE eer eee reser see eres see ee se ese ree eS TS ST ETS ee Graduation — 245 Commencement ™ + oe 7 i 5 roe tw he ag 4 , ; i a ey Cee VEY . a a ‘ “ sss e. : : Abie A 5 ® 2% 2 e CS Se a ee wnt esos : hie ne eerie ——iemmmtemestnmiie Sammie oneppaeens Meme: From the time the first name was read until the strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” filled the air, it was truly a very special evening. For some 300 graduates, graduation was something that had been sought after and yearned for. As a result of dedication and diligence, the prize has been won. We congratulate you, 1986 graduates of Hyles-Anderson College. Editor Assistant Editor Dr. Mark Rasmussen Mrs. Pat Hays Photographer Layout The 1986 Caber was largely the result of the work of six people. We want to express our ap- preciation to each person who volunteered to make this volume of the Caber a reality. Weekly meetings, ridiculous requests, and questionable cooperation were just a few of the joys realized by each of these folks. We would like to add a special note of thanks to our proofreaders, Mrs. Suza Rasmussen and Mrs. Vicki Mitchell. Thank you all again. Lynn Barlo Advertising Photographer Noel Ferry Ray Highfill Judy O’Hara 247 248 Congratulations Hyles Anderson College Class Of 1986 Exalting Our Dr. William W. Pennell Lord And Saviour Past hs ee ies Jesus Christ Our Services | = In Atlanta Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Evening Service 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Prayer FORREST HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH 923 Valleybrook Road Decatur, Georgia 30033 “Georgia’s Largest Independent Baptist Church” ILLIANA DISPOSAL SERVICE eIndustrial Commercial eInstitutional Congratulations 1986 Hyles-Anderson Graduates Serving The Entire Calumet Area All Types Detachable Free Estimates Containers And eQuality Service Compaction Units ¢We Want Your Business eWe Do It Right 865°3034 sn Gainer Bank Proudly Supports Your Efforts A Bright New Name for a Great Old Bank Each Depositor Insured to $100,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 249 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 re aa I yl rill! oT In ‘a 7 of i. “i | First Baptist Church of Rosemount 14400 Diamond Path West Rosemount, MN 55068 612-423-2271 Home of First Baptist Schools Grades K4-12 Sunday School : Dr. Ed Johnson, Pastor Morning Service “ Rick Johnson, Assistant Pastor Evening Service 5 David Young, Visitation Pastor Wednesday Service... 7: Jerry Kolwinska, School Principal The Church With A Heart Congratulations And God’s Best To You Class Of 1986 ees Serie eches sesargs PP iede gs yey boat OF Op PGE Dr. Jack Hyles And The People Of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH orld’s Largest Sunday School” 523 Sibley Street, Hammond, Indiana 251 Our Best Wishes To You Class Of 1986 From HYLES PUBLICATIONS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 523 Sibley Street Hammond, Indiana BILL RICE RANCH Murfreesboro, Tennessee Faithfully winning souls, maintaining high standards and preaching God’s Word! Come and share in God’s blessing at the Bill Rice Ranch this year. —MINISTERING TO BOTH DEAF AND HEARING— Congratulations to faculty and students of Hyles-Anderson College. 253 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 86 p Pastor L.E. Traxler From ROCHESTER HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH 3300 So. Livernois Rochester, MI 254 FIRST BAPTIST|CHUREH GF WEST HOLLYWOOD US Rcttawee astes A Church for the Entire Family: e 3500 Seat Auditorium e Silent Classes ¢ Radio Ministry e Nursing Homes ¢ Bus Ministry e Singles Ministry e Spanish Church e Nurseries e 5 Children’s Churches e 33 Sunday School Departments e 100-Voice Adult Choir e Elementary ¢ Orchestra e Youth Programs e AWANA e Young Adults e Jewish Classes e Jolly 60’s Ministry e Handicapped Ministry ¢ College and Career CHILOREN IN THE WAY Hollywood Christian Scholl cc:::crn:ccriowrmino FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of West Hollywood 1708 N. 60TH AVE., HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA 33021 (441 TAFT STREET) TELEPHONE (305) 966-2350 255 Congratulations Graduates! From MAPLEWOOD BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH 4956 West George Street Chicago, Mlionis 60641 Order Of Service Sunday School) 335 -, 10:00 AM Sunday Morning Service ....... _..11:00 AM Sunday Evening Service esse 6:00 PM Wednesday Evening Service Our Ministries: Soulwinning Visitation Nursing Home Ministry Youth Ministry Tape Ministry Bus Ministry Pastor Bob Heath 256 HYLES-A -ANDERS STUDENTS a e fruit of - the righteous ie a US of life; a? that wi s wise. d he nneth souls i proverbs 11:30 DR. CURTIS HUTSON EDITOR SWORD of the LOR[) Post Offi ce Box 1099, Murfreesboro, Tennes see 37133 257 “The Miracle Church” Dr. Jack A. Trieber Pastor 941 Clyde Avenue Santa Clara, California 95054 408 988-8881 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! From The Staff And Church Members Located in the Silicon Valley Near the 3 International Airports of Oakland, San Francisco and San Jose 258 Fach@a] Spa Northwest Bible Baptist Church 203 East Camp McDonald Road —P.O. Box 717 ¢ Prospect Heights, IL 60070-0717 (312) 577-4512 “THE CHURCH THAT CARES FOR YOUR SOUL’ THE CHURCH WITH A HEART © Churchwide Soul Winning | KEITH GOMEZ, PASTOR COME VISIT US! SUNDAY SERVICES e Bus Ministry e Korean Church e Spanish Church 10:45 — Morning Service 9:45 — Sunday School e Junior Church 6:00 — Evening Service e Primary Church © Deaf Ministry WEDNESDAY e Bible Institute 7:00 — Mid-week Service e Preacher Boy’s Class “CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES!” Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Of HYLES-ANDERSON COLLEGE Family Life Center Btn BAPTIST CHURCH Fayetteville, North Carolina (919) 868-5156 “America’s Best Kept Secret!” Main Auditorium Steven E. Byrd Pastor ath music missions Gayle Russ Founder Executive Director John Reynolds President Dr. Jack Hyles Dr. Wendell Evans Hyles-—Anderson College Staff and Students Greetings: Faith Music Missions is honored to produce the music tapes for Hyles-Anderson College. We highly value the fundamental Seand,, Separation, and Biblical training that is upheld there. God burdened our hearts concerning the music of our country, and Faith Music Missions was started in 1980 as a ministry of Boeke Road Baptist Church in Evansville, Indiana. We are dedicated to the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, winning souls, seeing lives changed, and bringing Christ- honoring music into churches and homes thoughout the world. Since attending my first Pastor's School in 1974, Dr. Jack Hyles, First Baptist Church, and Hyles-Anderson College have had a definite impact on my life. We want to thank all concerned for being a part of this much-needed ministry. You have certainly been a tremendous blessing and encouragement bonus. It is our prayer that God continue to use Hyles-Anderson College in the training of men and women for His service. To God Be The Glory, 2601 South Boeke Road ® Evansville, Indiana 47714 © Telephone: 812-479-1762 261 A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO ALL 1986 GRADUATES: There are various ways of expressing a message of Congratulations. We wish one for each of you, however, our Greatest desire is that you WALK WITH GOD! A SPECIAL MESSAGE OF CONGRATULATIONS TO: Mr. Mrs. Don Lee Mr. and Mrs. Henry Valenzuela Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds |} INDEPENDENT FUNDAMENTAL J) BAPTIST CHURCH MINISTRIES Dr. Hans A. Nikoley, Pastor SERVICES ELLE Lbs, — Senthent D ofl Neatea: Poway Christian Schools a : Sunday School 10 a.m. Pre. K-12 - = Morning Service 11 a.m. Military Evening Service 6 p.m. Youth Teen Wednesday Bible Bus Study 7 p.m. (619) 748-1088 566-0482 — os pind “a PEE ace Baptist Church 3023 Union Road (at I-75 and Route 122) Mailing Address: P.O. Box 777 MIDDLETOWN, OHIO 45042 Phone: 423-4658 Visiting The Cincinnati — Dayton Area? 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MARGARET HOSP. — 5454 Hohman Ave., Hammond Denotes 24 Hour Teller Locations Our Achey, Karen 73 Adams, Clark 102 Adams, James 44 Adelman, Aaron 89 Adkins, Don 89, 202 Aguilers, Lucia 89 Alard, Norma 44 Albert, Julie 73 Albert, Kevin 102, 216, 27, 240 Albert, Mrs. Patty 32, 151 Alcock, Janice 102 Alcock, Matthew 44 Aldrich, Elaine 44 Aldridge, Joe 44 Allen, Daniel 44 Allen, John 102 Allen, Mr. Louis 26 Allen, Mr. Rick 32 Allen, Mrs. Ruth 32, 73 Allen, Mr. Sammy 131 Allen, Mr. Wilgus 24 Alley, Elizabeth 44 Allison, Lora 89 Althafer, Merle 44 Alvey, Lawrence 73 Alvis, Bryan 89 Amundson, Mindy 44 Anderson, Mr. Atlee 24 Anderson, Mr. Dave 24 Anderson, Edward 44 Anderson, John 44 Anderson, Marjorie 44 Anderson, Mr. Michael 24 Anderson, Dr. Russell 234 Andrade, Angel 73 Andrysick, Thomas 102 Anglen, Mr. Clifford 24 Ansalvish, James 89 Anthony, Donna 89 Anthony, Mark 73 Arambula, Eddie 73 Arias, Alfred 89 Armstrong, Mr. Leonard Armstrong, Paul 44 Armstrong, Sarah 44 Arnold, Craig 116, 147, 83 Arnold, Dave 102 Arnold, John 44 Arroyo, Carmen 73 rroyo, Mr. John 24 Ash, Terri 44 Ashby, William 73 Ashcraft, Dr. Tommy 131, 154 shley, Dana 89, 202 Ashworth, Thomas 89 Auclair, Dr. Robert 26 Augustin, Amy 44 Augustin, Julie 89 Ault, Mr. John C. 24 Austin, Delma 44 Austin, Michelle 73 Austin, Patrick 44 Ayala, Maria 44 Ayres, Johnny 102 Ayres, Troy 122 1986 YEARBOOK INDEX Azinger, David 44 Azinger, Michael 89 Babbitt, Kenneth 102, 227 Babich, Rhonda 44 Baca, Marcelino 44 Bachman, Mark 102 Bacon, Ed 89 Baggett, Jeff 44 Baggett, Mark 73 Bahamondes, Jacqueline 73 Bailey, Mr. James 131 Baize, Mr. Robert 24 Baize, Mr. Jim 263 Baker, Patricia 44 Balciunas, Alfred 102 Balciunas, Ruth 102, 227, 238 Baldizon, Fernando 45 Baldwin, Guy 73 Baley, Pam 73 Ball, Clifford 102 Ball, Mr. Kenneth 24 Ball, Mark 102, 183 Ballenger, Mr. A.V. 24 Ballesteros, Ross 116 Banks, Kandace 45 Banks, Timothy 73 Baranek, Timothy 45 Barba, Pastor Dave 131 Barber, Daniel 73 Barber, Mrs. Maxine 26 Barber, Dr. Raymond 129 Barclay, Lisa 45 Barclay, Michael 102 Barger, Tammy 102 Barker, Timothy 73 Barlo, Lynn 89, 247 Barnard, Carolann 45 Barnes, Miss Brenda 32 Barnes, Daniel 45 Barnes, Donald 45 Barnes, Linda 45 Barnes, William 45 Baron, Beverly 73 Barr, James 102 Barr, Kathleen 116 Barr, Mr. Richard 24 Barrera, Mario 102 Barton, Pastor Max 130 Bartruff, Kevin 45 Bartscher, Brian 45 Basden, Edgar 45 Bass, Skip 45 Bassham, Darla 102 Bauer, Corinna 89 Beal, Clayton 89 Beal, Scott 73 Beal, Winnie 119 Beaman, Kevin 45 Beard, Darold 122 Beard, Lynn 45 Beauchem, Angela 45 Bechtold, Jennifer 73 Beck, Angela 102 Becker, Robin 102 Beckett, Jon 89 Beckett, Kelsey 102 Beckham, Rhonda 45 Beith, Cindy 89 Belk, Mr. Glen 24 Belmal, Joseph 45 Bennett, Mr. Thomas 24 Bent, Christina 45 Benton, Jeffrey 89 Benton, Mitchell 102 Benton, Mr. Paul 32 Benyo, Laura 102 Berg, Douglas 73 Berger, David 102 Bernal, Phillip 45 Beverly, Tammy 45 Bewley, Mr. Jerry 24 Biber, Russell 102 Bidwell, Carolyn 45 Bidwell, Cherilyn 89 Bidwell, Merilyn 89 Biggs, Gary 73 Biggs, Sheila 45 Bille, Nancy 73 Billings, Dr. Robert 130 Billings, LeeAnn 73 Binder, Stephanie 73 Bird, Beth 74, 183 Birkey, David 116 Bishop, Penny 45 Bishop, Ruth 103 Bissenas, James 74 Blair, Audrey 89 Blair, Robert 121 Blake, Robert 74 Blankenberg, Dalisa 74 Blankenberg, Marilyn 45 Blankenberg, Roxanna 45 Blankenship, Roger 74 Blankenship, Tony 45 Blasius, David 103 Boardway, Julie 74 Boardway, Dr. Raymond 24, 164 Boaz, Tina 74 Boeck, Michele 74 Boggess, Edward 103 Bogner, Robin 74 Bolsen, Misha 45 Boman, Dana 74 Bond, Cynthia 74 Bonesteel, Laura 116 Bonesteel, Mr. Chris 32, 202 Bookout, Lisa 45 Bookout, Michael 45 Boos, Tracy 46 Bordas, Bonnie 89 Borsh, Michael 89 Boruff, Bradley 89, 181 Boruff, Miss Pam 32 Bosje, Mark 74 Boue, Deborah 103 Bova, Janet 46 Bova, Sal 46 Bowlin, Kelly 103 Boyd, Ann 46 Boyd, Dr. Joe 131 Boyd, Sherrie 46 Boyle, Patrick 74 Bozeman, Sandy 116 Bradford, Wendy 46 Bradick, Miss Debby 32, 220 Bradshaw, Scott 103 Brallier, David 46 Brallier, Lisa 46 Branch, Randall 74 Brand, Leon 46 Brannon, Tammy 46 Brashear, Kathy 90 Brassell, Lisa 119 Brattin, Mrs. Elaine 32 Brattin, Susan 90 Breedlove, Bill 46 Brehm, Kay 90 Brennan, Jill 119 Brewer, Daniel 46 Brewer, Vonnie 116 Bright, Mr. James 24 Brindley, Dan 46 Briner, Mr. Byron 24 Bringman, David 122 Bringman, Diana 46 Brinker, Brian 74 Brock, Bonnie 46 Brock, Reed 74 Brockell, Stephan 74 Bronkema, Ann 119 Brooks, Harvey 74 Brooks, Stacy 46 Brooks, Victor 74 Brophy, Mrs. Denise 33 Brophy, Mark 90 Brown, AliceMarie 46 Brown, Brian 74 Brown, Dennis 90, 202 Brown, Mr. Henry 24 Brown, Jack 46 Brown, Mrs. Karen 33 Brown, Linda 46 Brown, Dr. R. Larry 129 Brown, Ralph 103 Brown, Rose 46 Brown, Stephen 90 Brown, Thomas 90 Brown, Vanessa 46 Brown, William 90 Brueck, Stephen 46 Bryant, Collis 46 Bryant, Thomas 46 Buck, Miss Melinda 33 Buchanan, Dr. B.G. 131 Budd, John 103 Buell, Sheryl 74 Bullard, Mr. Larry 127, 133, 158, 194 Bulmer, Charles 47 Bulmer, Judith 47 Burge, Dr. Gene 131 Burke, Barbara 74 Burkhalter, Lynell 47 Burkhead, Cheryl 74, 192 Burks, Benjamin 74 Burling, Donald 74 Burns, Anthony 47 Burton, Cathy 47 Burton, Frank 74 Burton, Kathleen 103 Bush, Craig 47 Bush, David 116, 202 273 Bush, Mrs. Renee 26 Buskey, Marlene 103 Buskirk, Carol 47 Buskol, Faron 74 Bustamante, Freddy 47 Butcher, Janet 119 Butcher, Thomas 103 Butler, Bryan 90 Butler, Rex 90 Butler, Tedd 90 Buwolda, Jackie 47 Byers, Rebecca 103, 225 Byers, Ronald 47 Byler, Richard 74 Byrd, Kelly 103, 197, 200 Byrd, Dr. Steven 260 Byrley, Jacqueline 74 Cabello, Maria 47 Cabrera, Stella 74 Cahill, Jennifer 116 Cahill, Lyle 116 Cain, Christie 47 Calderon, Judy 47 Caldwell, Joy 47 Caldwell, Thomas 47 Calkins, Dale 90 Camburn, Stephanie 75 Cameron, Mr. Wiley 165 Camp, Gregory 103 Camp, Miss Janene 33 Campbell, Mary 103 Campbell, Tammy 103 Cantway, Mr. Lanny 24 Capaci, Brett 47 Capaci, Eric 75 Capshaw, James 116 Capshaw, Vicki 47 Cargill, Diane 75 Carlin, Christine 103 Carlin, Patricia 75 Carlson, David 75 Carmody, Sean 103 Carns, Paul 47 Carns, Samuel 90 Caron, Daniel 75 Caron, Dorene 47 Carpenter, Mr. David 33, 140, 202 Carpenter, David 75 Carpenter, Gregory 47 Carpenter, Kim 47 Carr, Connie 75 Carr, Michele 90 Carroll, Jane 47 Carter, Donna 47 Carter, James 47 Carter, Mr. Lyle 24 Carter, Natasha 48 Casebeer, Beverly 103 Cash, Ralph 90 Cash, Robin 90 Caskey, James 90, 215 Casteel, Mrs. Belinda 26 Casteel, Mr. Roger 26, 126 Casteel, William 103 Caudle, Angela 75 Caughman, Carl 48 Cauthen, Glenda 103 Cauthen, Jimmy 103 Caviness, Steve 103 Caylor, Teresa 103, 193, 224 Cazis, Raymond 103, 200 Cazis, Sandy 75 Chalfant, James 90 Chambers, Mr. Al 24 Chambers, Kathy 48 Chan, Sangeam 48 Chan, Sanguon 48 Chang, Jan 48 Chapelle, Eric 90 Chavez, Maria 48 Chavez, Teddy 90 Cheney, Robert 90 Chernich, Philip 90 Chinburg, Steven 48 Choma, Mrs. Gale 33 Choma, Kelly 75 Christensen, Sharon 90 Clark, Miss Sherry 33 Clark, Kristy 75 Clark, Marsha 48, 190 Clark, Tammy 75 Clark, Wesley 103, 213 Claywell, Kathy 75 Clear, David 122 Clear, Mrs. Valerie 26 Clemensen, Tamara 75 Cleveland, Peggy 75 Cloud, Paul 75 Clubb, Danny 116, 202 Codding, David 103 Coffey, Debra 48 Coffman, Charmaine 90 Coffman, Lori 75 Coglianese, Ginger 75 Colbert, Mrs. Jean 33 Cole, Douglas 90 Cole, Tami 48 Coleman, Dr. Gary 128 Coleman, Mr. Tim 33 Collins, Barbara 90 Collins, Diane 90 Collins, Lucia 103 Colony, Fred 103 Colsten, Mrs. Elaine 26, 173 Combs, Mr. Joe 26, 125, 133, 242 Comer, Helen 90 Comstock, Leland 48 Comstock, Teresa 48 Condict, Jonathan 90 Condray, James 90 Conger, Lynn 75 Conley, Stephen 91 Conn, Dennis 103 Conner, Lori 48 Conner, Richard 91 Cook, Barbie 104 Cook, Charles 75 Cook, Daniel 75 Cook, Douglas 104, 202 Cook, Gayle 48 Cook, Gretchen 48 Cook, Kim 91 Cook, Laura 48 Coomes, Mr. William 24 Cooper, Miss Arlys 34 Cooper, Lisa 75 Copeland, Charles 75 Copeland, Kerry 48 Corkran, Michael 104 Corle, Dr. Dennis 131 Cornett, Leah 48 Corr, Marvin 76 Correll, Stephanie 48 Corvin, Terri 91 Courtney, Kevin 104, 147, 163, 226 Cowan, Elizabeth 91 Cowan, Verna 76 Cowling, Mrs. Frieda 27 Cowling, Kelly 76 Cowling, Dr. Pete 27, 127 Cowman, Gary 48 Cox, Alan 48 Cox, Mr. Mike 131 Cox, Wendell 121 Craft, Berton 104 Craft, Tracey 91 Craig, Matthew 48 Craig, Rhonda 91 Crank, Deborah 76 Crank, Thomas 91 Cranston, Mr. Bradley 34, 202 Cranston, Heidi 104, 227 Crase, Jennifer 104 Creed, Dr. Pat 129 Crews, Kelly 48 Cripps, David 48 Criswell, Deneen 104 Crockett, Mark 104, 207 Cromwell, Patricia 76 Cromwell, Robin 48 Croom, Rita 48 Crosby, Roger 91 Crots, Darrell 91 Crowell, Jeffrey 104 Crowell, Kevin 91 Crutchfield, Mr. Clyde 24 Cudar, Ralph 48 Cuffel, Bruce 48 Culley, Robin 91 Cultrara, Nicholas 76 Culver, Mare 48 Cummings, Gary 49 Cummings, Melinda 76 Cummins, Paula 49 Cunninghan, Patricia 91 Cuozzo, Mr. Mario 27, 164 Curl, Patricial04 Cutini, Michael 104 Dalton, Bradley 91 Dalton, Donna 91 Dalton, James 49 Dalton, Thomas 49 Dance, Tobi 49 Daniel, Mrs. Caroline 34 Daniel, Mr. Dan 27 Daniel, Sheri 49 Daniels, Dolores 49 Darling, Stephanie 91 Darling, William 104 Daughtry, Crystal 49 Davenport, Angelo 104 Davenport, Marion 49 Davies, Nelson 49 Davis, Evelyn 76 Davis, Jimmy 91 Davis, John 104 Davis, Kenneth 76 Davis, Krista 104 Davis, Rick 91 Davis, Ronda 49 Davis, Susan 76 Davis, Todd 49, 202 Dean, Floyd 91 DeBuler, Greg 104 DeKruyter, John 91 Delashmit, Dr. Jim 128 DeLange, Barry 49 DeLange, Rick 91 Delano, Mr. Leonard, Jr. 24 DeLany, Jerry 76 Delgado, Sonia 76 Delgallo, David 49 Deltoro, Lauradis 49 Demopoulos, Perry 49 Dennis, Pamela 76 Deschamp, Dan 76 Deschamp, Nikki 49 Despain, Lucretia 49 Despain, Melissa 76 Devine, Derek 49, 217 Devries, Brenda 104 DeWaalmalefyt, Norman 104 Dexter, Sally 104, 160 Deyo, Joyce 49 Deyo, Michael 76 Dice, Gary 49 Dichiacchio, Kristy 91, 146, 197 Dickey, Clay 49 Dickey, Suzanne 76 Dietrich, Larry 76 Dion, Carolee 76 Dixon, Robin 91 Doan, Tammy 49 Doane, Mr. Greg 34 Doane, Lorraine 49 Dodd, Kerry 76 Dodson, Mrs. Fay 150, 151, 168 Dominguez, Roberta 119 Dornan, James 50 Dornan, Kimberlee 50 Dorsett, Royce 50, 202 Dotson, Tim 91 Doughty, Edward 76 Douglas, Mr. Marlin 24 Douglas, Mr. Oliver 24 Douglas, Stephan 50 Douglass, David 104 Dow, Suzanne 104 Dowd, Logan 50 Dowd, Theresa 50 Doyle, Mr. Clarence 131 Doyle, Donald 104 Doyle, Steven 76 Drake, Fawn 76 Drake, Roy 50 Dubbe, Daniel 104 Dubbe, Patricia 50 Dubuque, Jeanne 76 Duddles, Kenneth 76 Duff, Mr. Terry 24 Dugan, Cynthia 92, 200 Dugan, Geoffrey 50 Duke, Peter 116 Duke, Tina 50 Dukes, Cynthia 50, 191 Dukes, Donna 104 Dulaney, Tracy 50 Dumire, Diane 50 Dunagan, Tim 92, 202 Dunn, Leon 92 Duren, Arthur 92 Durhan, Craig 50 Dwyer, Thomas 50 Dye, Janet 50 . Dye, Lyle 116 Dyer, Dianna 104 Eakright, Malanie 76 Eason, Keith 50 Eason, Kelly 104, 189, 225 Eason, Kevin 76 Eaton, Kenneth 104, 202, 213 Eblin, Lisa 76 Eckert, Teresa 119 Eddy, Kenneth 76 Edge, Joseph 50 Edwards, Harold 50 Edwards, Loretta 76 Edwards, Lori 77 Eidson, Mrs. Carol 27 Elia, Tina 77 Ellington, Natalie 92 Elliott, Mark 92 Elliott, Terry 50 Ellis, Melody 77 Elmore, Mary 104 Elwell, Betty 50 Elwell, Joseph 104 Elwell, Monica 50 Emmering, John 120 Encarnacion, Brenda 77 Engelby, Esther 77 Engelby, Everett 77 Engelman, Bruce 122 Engstrom, Vicki 119 Enloe, Neva 92 Ensley, Kurt 92 Erick, Michelle 77 Erickson, Martha 116, 221 Ericson, Susan 77 Erlandson, Kelly 92 Ervin, Mark 50 Ervin, Sharyn 50 Escobar, Jose 51 Espinoza, Dora 105 Esposito, Elizabeth 51 Esposito, Mr. Joe 34 Esposito, Mark 51 Esteves, Miriam 51, 191 Etheridge, Tamra 105, 224, 228 Etherton, Bruce 105 Etherton, Helen 92 Eudy, Ranee 92, 221 Euler, Richard 77 Evans, Mrs. Cathe 34, 105 Evans, Kelly 92 Evans, Mrs. Marlene 21, 27, 141, 146, 172, 173, 201 Evans, Dr. Wendell 18, 124, 132, 169, 179, 194, 207, 211, 233, 235, 236 Everett, Cindy 51 Everitt, Sharee 105 Evink, Christine 77 Ewing, Alfred 92 Ewing, Gregory 105 Faber, Connie 77 Faber, Mr. Merlyn 24 Farace, Robert 51 Farley, Kevin 116 Farley, Mrs. Theresa 34 Farnham, Stephen 105 Farr, Felicia 51 Farrar, John 92 Fauble, Karen 51 Faulkner, Dr. J.R. 131, 135 Fechtner, Suanna 92 Feeley, Dorothy 51 Fennell, Laura 77 Fenoglio, James 51 Fenoglio, Teresa 116 Ferguson, Sally 51 Ferguson, Scott 77 Fernandez, Mr. Elmer 27, 158, 159 Fernandez, Ivette 51 Ferrso, Bonnie 51 Ferrso, Sherwood 92 Ferry, Noel 51, 247 Fett, Donald 92 Fielder, Kenneth 105 Fields, Sherri 51 Fierro, Mr. Jonathon 24 Fileccia, Robert 51 Finch, Steven 77 Fink, Jill 77 Finn, Kelly 51 Firtz, Michael 51 Fischer, Janice 51 Fischer, Paul 105 Fish, Allison 77 Fish, Clayton 105 Fish, Michael 105, 202 Fish, Raymond 92 Fisher, Karen K. 51 Fisher, Karen S. 51 Fisher, Steve 92 Fittro, Andrew 51 Flanders, Dr. Rick 130 Fleming, Mark 105 Fleming, Rhonda 51 Fleming, Robert 105 Fleming, Sue 92 Flesher, Bruce 105, 227 Flesher, Mrs. Linda 27 Fletcher, Gary 77 Flohr, Paul 92 Flores, Jose 105 Floyd, April 51 Fogle, Kathleen 105 Fontes, Patricia 92 Ford, Kim 51 Ford, Lori 51 Fortin, Joseph 77 Fortner, Michael 77 Fortner, Ronald 92 Foster, Vonda 77 Fox, Harold 51 Fox, Leverne 51 Fox, Lorraine 51 Fox, Patricia 51 Fox, Ricky 92 Francis, John 92 Franckowiak, James 92 Franklin, Ann 52 Franklin, Barbara 105 Franklin, Calvin 105 Franklin, Irene 77 Franklin, Johnny 52 Franklin, Melvin 105 Franklin, Michael 105 Frantz, Mr. Gene 24 Frantz, Timothy 52 Frasier, Phillip 105 Frederic, Ronald 52 Freeman, Bridgiette 52 French, Daryl 52 French, Rochelle 105 Frizzell, Mr. Randall 24 Frost, Mark 52 Frye, Miss Carol 34, 173, 195 Frye, Keith 173 Fugate, Jeffrey 52 Fuller, Bengie 52 Fulmer, George 52 Furr, Jack 52 Futrell, Robert 92 Gage, Raymond 121 Gagne, Jose 52 Gahring, Joseph 105, 202 Gain, Michael 77 Galyean, Edward 52 Garcia, Edwin 52 Garcia, Elizabeth 52 Garcia, Hector 52 Garcia, Maria 52 Garland, Robert 105 Garlick, Joy 106, 225, 229 Garner, Mary 52 Garner, Mikel 92 Garrett, Janet 77 Garza, Manuel 52 Gates, Pamela 52 Gaudy, Paul 77 Gaul, Bill 106 Geckler, Samuel 106 Gee, Carl 52 Geer, Cathy 92 Gentry, Scott 92 George, Brian 52 George, James 122 George, Kevin 78 Gerth, Virginia 52 Gettys, David 78 Giambone, John 52 Giambone, Myrna 52 Gibert, William 52 Gibson, Teri 106 Gibson, Wayne 78 Gilbert, Mark 52 Gilbert, Mrs. Martha 164 Gilbert, Pamela 78 Gilbert, Susan 106, 241 Gilchrist, Kenneth 106 Giles, Fred 52 Gillott, Mrs. Barbara 34 Gillott, Fred 116 Gilman, Tracey 78 Gilmore, Christopher 52 Gipson, Mrs. Donna 27 Glassburn, Lisa 106, 146 Glassburn, Michael 78 Godfrey, Denise 52 Godfrey, Dr. George 28, 125, 148, 149, 166, 195 Godfrey, Mrs. Marilyn 28, 165 Goldberg, Melanie 78 Golden, Michael 93 Golden, Unikia 116 Golladay, Tina 53 Gomez, Mr. Al 24 Gomez, Mr. Keith 28, 124, 259 Gomez, Pablo 53 Gomez, Ricardo 53 Gomsi, Kimberly 78 3 Gonzalez, Adrian 53 Gonzalez, Enrique 78 Gonzalez, Evelyn 106 Gonzalez, Margarita 119 Gonzalez, Mirian 93 Gonzalez, Oscar 53 Gonzalez, Yoli 119 Goodall, Eddie 78 Goodall, Michael 78 Goodfellow, Connie 53 Goodfellow, Douglas 106 Goodge, Dr. Freeman 131 Goodwin, Daniel 78 Goodwin, David 93 Goodwin, Jeanine 93 Gordon, Gilbert 78 Gordon, Lynn 53 Gordon, Michael 93 Gordon, Sally 53 Gordon, Steven 78 Gottshall, Mrs. Kim 35 Gottshall, Charles 122 Go ulette, Gary 78 Gower, Robin 93 Graf, Kay 106 Grafton, Dwight 106 Grafton, Mrs. Jane 35 Grafton, Mrs. Kris 35 Grafton, Thomas 93 Graham, Wyatt 202 Grande, Barbara 53 Grande, Joseph 106, 226 Grant, Edward 53 Graves, Mr. Dexter 24 Graves, Mr. Melvin 24 Gray, Donald A. 93 Gray, Donald C. 53 Gray, Mr. Glenn 35, 106, 202 Gray, Dr. Glynn 245 Gray, Patricia 93 Gray, Raconna 53 Greco, Salvatore 116, 202 Greer, Gary 53 Gregory, Sue 106 Griego, Carrie 53 Griffin, James 116 Griffin, Nannette 106 Griffin, Scott 53 Griffis, Phillip 53 Grimes, Carla 53 Grimes, Edward 93 Grip, Tina 93 Guandigue, Flora 78 Guidinger, Sherry 53 Gutierrez, Lucy 53 Haack, Brenda 53 Hackett, Charla 53 Hackett, Mr. Joe 164 Haddock, Kimberly 119 Hagar, Warren 78, 202 Haislet, Mr. Bill 24 Haitz, James 53 Hale, Laura 93 Haley, Nicole 78 Haley, Richard 53 Hall, Henrietta 53 Hall, Kristen 93 Hall, Ray 54 Hallett, Sheri 93 Halyaman, Paul 106 Hamilton, Mr. Bruce 131 Hamilton, Dr. Ron 136, iy eeZ 5} Hamilton, Mrs. Shelley 136 Hammers, Mr. Dave 24 Hammers, Sheri 78 Hanks, Rhonda 54 Hannahs, Edwin 106, 224 Hansen, David 93 Harban, David 54 Harbaugh, Glenn 106 Harbaugh, Sharon 54 Harden, Joyce 78 Hardy, Donett 78 Hardy, Kevin 54 Hare, Michael 54 Harley, Donald 78 Harlow, Tracie 54 Harmon, Jerry 106 Harmon, Melody 93 Harper, Melissa 54 Harper, William 78 Harrington, Michael 54 Harris, Esther 93 Harris, Mr. Stan 28, 126 Harrison, Deanna 78 Harrison, Melinda 79 Harrison, Michelle 54 Harshaw, Darren 54 Harwood, Mildred 54 Harwood, Timothy 79 Hass, Daniel 106 Hasse, Judy 106, 227 Hasse, Mr. William 24 Hassler, Kay 54 275 276 Hassler, Thurston 122 Hatch, Dr. Carl 166, 169 Hatch, Melanie 106 Hatcher, Brian 54 Hatfield, Elizabeth 54 Hausermann, Donna 106 Hawes, Gail 54 Hawkins, Carolyn 54 Hawkins, Darlene 93 Hawkins, Guy 54 Hawkins, Mr. Jeff 35 Hawkins, Jonathan 93, 202 Hayes, David 79 Hayman, Troy 54 Haynes, Thomas 93 Hays, Mrs. Pat 35, 173, 191, 247 Hazlett, Kathleen 54 Heady, Kelli 54 Heady, Vicki 93 Hedderman, Terrance 79 Hedges, Cathy 54 Hedstrom, Steve 79 Hegenauer, Carl 54 Heisler, Brian 93 Hembrough, James 54 Henderlong, Derek 54 Henderlong, Julie 54 Henderson, Robin 79, 182 Henson, Roger 79 Heppner, Jeanne 93 Hernandez, Joyce 79 Hernandez, Wanda 79 Hertzel, Thomas 106 Hess, Dawn 54 Hess, James 54 Huess, Brian 54 Huess, Glenda 54 Hewitt, Kevin 107 Hewitt, Lesia 55 Hubbard, Miss Pam 158 Hicks, Ronald 93, 202 Higley, Heidi 55 Higley, Hope 107 Hill, Darwin 55 Hill, Deborah 107 Hill, Janet 94 Hill, Matthew 55 Hill, Melanie 94 Hill, Randall 94 Hill, Richard 79 Hill, Victoria 94 Highfill, Mr. Ray 35, 247 Hinkley, Cheryl 55 Hinson, William 79 Hobbins, Dr. Les 131, 244 Hobbins, Thomas 107 Hobbs, Barbara 116, 192 Hobbs, Miss Judith 28 Hochmuth, Julie 79, 181 Hoesman, Kim 55 Hoffman, Gale 55 Hoffman, Joy 55 Hofmeister, Ann 55 Hogle, Laurel 79 Holbrook, Carol 55 Holbrook, Frederick 122 Holevinsky, Mr. Hank 24 Hollandsworth, Timothy 79 Hollen, Rick 55 Holmes, Neal 79 Holston, Mark 107 Holyfield, Jane 55 Hooker, Mr. Bob 35, 194, 200 Hopkins, Tracey 55 Horn, Christine 55 Horn, Richard 107 Horn, Sriehand 55 Hornbeck, Sheri 55 Horton, Douglas 94 Horton, Henry 55 Houchins, Arischa 79 Houde, Dennis 55 Houghton, Tim 55 Houston, John 94 Howard, Cathy 55 Howard, Joseph 55 Howard, Kelly 107 Howard, Randolph 79 Howell, Rodney 107, 202 Hubbard, David 55 Huckaby, Dennis 79 Huckaby, Monroe 94 Hudson, Phillip 107 Hughes, Candice 55 Hughes, Cynthia 107 Hughes, Lindell 55 Hughey, Tony 56 Hulet, Pastor Phil 131 Hultz, Shari 56 Hunt, Pauline 116, 189 Hunte, Elizabeth 94 Hunte, John 79 Hunter, Kmberly 79, 178 Hurley, Lanny 79 Hurst, Darrell 121 Hurst, Grace 56 Hurst, Troy 56 Hurt, James 79 Huston, Kirk 107 Hutcheson, Vickie 94 Hutchinson, Glenn 94 Hutchinson, John 107 Hutson, Dr. Curtis 169, 257 Hyles, Mrs. Beverly 28, 168, 173, 186, 187 Hyles, Dr. Jack 1, 17, 124, 132, 147, 155, 156, 157, 163, 168, 170, 171, 172, 180, 181, 185, 195, 213, 215, 233, 234, 237 Icenogle, Denise 56 Imhoff, Lavonne 94 Imre, Felicia 79 Ingalls, Colette 56 Innis, Mark 56 Intagliata, Joseph 79 Intagliata, Robin 94 Irwin, Mark 56 Irwin, Neala 79 Irwin, Nelda 56 Isom, Jennifer 56 Iverson, Mark 79 Ivey, Laurie 94 Ivey, Robin 94 Jackson, Douglas 94 Jackson, James 56 Jaggard, Mr. Richard 35, 107, 227 Jaggard, Mrs. Vicky 28 Jacobs, Mr. Duane 24 James, Jeffrey 107, 237 James, Jimmy 79 James, Russell 107, 207, 239 Janson, Jeffrey 107 Jarrell, David 56 Jarrett, Miss Sherri 36 Jarvis, Michael 56 Jasperson, Brian 56 Jeffers, Alice 107 Jeffries, Miss Maxine 28, 158, 159 Jeffries, Waymon 56 Jenerou, Becky 107 Jenkins, John 79 Jenkins, Tamra 56 Jensen, Phyllis 107 Jesser, Daniel 107 Jewell, Cynthia 56 Jewell, Dan 56 Jewell, Eric 79 Jewell, Michael 94 Jimerson, Ann 56 Johnson, Becky 107, 188 Johnson, Betty 56 Johnson, Clinton 94 Johnson, Dana 56 Johnson, Dr. Ed 250 Johnson, Elisa 107 Johnson, Frederick 79 Johnson, Jeffrey 80, 214 Johnson, Jody 56 Johnson, Kathy 94 Johnson, Lance 80 Johnson, Lee 94, 196 Johnson, Patricia A. 56 Johnson, Patricia E. 107 Johnson, Paul 94 Johnson, Robert 94 Johnson, Samuel 107 Johnson, Susan D. 94 Johnson, Susan K. 107 Johnston, Marc 94 Johnston, Steven 94 Jones, Fred 56 Jones, Gary 107 Jones, Jeffrey A. 80 Jones, Jeffrey G. 57 Jones, Jennifer 94 Jones, Lorise 57 Jones, Lorraine 116 Jones, Mrs. Marjorie 36 Jones, Randal 107 Jones, Rhonda 107 Jones, Sarah 107 Jones, William 80 Jordan, Mr. Ben 131 Jordan, Karen 119 Jordan, Stephen 80 Jordan, Thomas 80 Jorgensen, Dr. James 19, 124, 137, 140, 141, 156, 210, 233, 236 Judd, Preston 108 Judd, Ronald 94 Judson, Linda 80 Juneau, Mike 57 Jungnitsch, Raymond 80 Junkens, Mr. James 24 Jurek, Kenneth 94 Kaifetz, Gwen 116 Kaifetz, Jerry 108, 226 Kallal, Dale 57 Karl, Deborah 80 Karl, Miss Dianne 36, 108, 226 Karpf, Mary 80 Karpinecz, Paul 108 Karpinecz, Sherri 119 Karrick, Mark 80 Kasten, Angela 57 Kearce, Cami 57 Kebsch, Michelle 57 Keck, Michelle 57 Keehn, John 80 Keeling, Danny 57 Keenan, Joseph 94 Keeney, Brenda 108 Keeney, Mike 57 Keithley, Maurice 80 Keller, David 57 Kelley, Vere 108 Kelley, Dr. Bob 129, 263 Kelly, Dana 57 Kelly, Dennis 57 Kelly, Mr. Marvin 24 Kelsey, Larry 57 Kemper, Katy 57 Kendell, Gregory 80 Kendrick, Kelly 119 Kendrick, Vikki 57 Kennedy, Mr. Richard 24 Kent, Timothy 57 Kerlin, Mark 57 Kerr, John 80 Kersetter, Maria 57 Kersetter, Troy 108 Kidwell, Sandy 57 Kilgore, Sherry 57 Kilgore, Terry 108 Kim, Joann 57 Kimmel, Mr. Thomas 24 Kindred, Diane 187 Kindred, Douglas 108 King, Donald 108 King, Douglas 80 King, Jane 108 King, Terry 108 King, Wendy 57 Kiper, Donald 117 Kirkwood, Norman 80 Klein, Alice 94 Klingensmith, David 108 Klingensmith, Karen 119 Knaak, Rhonda 94 Knight, Cynthia 57 Knight, Emily 80 Knight, Robert 120 Knowlton, Daniel 108 Knueppel, Rhonda 108, 226 Kopus, David 57 Koepfer, Craig 57 Kollar, Douglas 108 Kolosick, Jan 57 Konkle, Connie 117 Kovacs, Linda 57 Kramer, Mr. Merwin 24 Kratzer, Kevin 108 Kratzer, Marlee 108 Kratzer, Sandra 95 Kress, Denise 57 Kringle, Scott 57 Krown, Jerome 80 Krueger, Mr. Don 24 Kruger, Jacqueline 108 Krystyn, Michael 58 Kulko, James 108 Kurtz, Loren 117 Kuykendall, Kelly 58 Kwiatkowski, Mr. Dennis 24 Lacey, Dr. Al 128 Lacks, Pamela 58 Ladd, Dawn 95 Ladde, Judy 80 Lail, Mr. Charles 24 Lail, Mr. Robert 24 Laing, Daniel 95 Laing, Martin 58 Laing, Sarah 108 Laity, Mr. Russell, Sr. 24 Lamb, Gregory 58 Lamb, Mark 95 Lamb, Tammy 58 Lamb, Trisanne 108 Lambert, Michael 80 Lambert, Terry 95 Lambert, Twyla 58 Lammie, William 58 Lancaster, Mark 95 Lancaster, Dr. Tom 128 Landgrebe, Julie 95, 202 Landrum, Lisa 80 Lang, Charles 117 Lang, Steven 95 Lapina, Mr. Eddie 28, 158 LaPointe, Darlene 95 Lara, Joseph 80, 215 Larry, Danielle 108 Lasala, Amy 58 Lashbrook, Tony 58 Laslie, Mr. Charles 24 Latimer, Patricia 58 Laurent, Dr. Carl 29, 127, 153 Laurent, Mrs. Edna 36 Lawrence, Kim 117 Lawrence, Susan 80 Lawser, Warren 80 Layson, Glenn 58 Leahy, Darrell 58 Leak, Anita 58 Lebon, Brenda 58 Ledbetter, Paula 108 Lee, Debra 108 Lee, Donald 108, 202 Lee, Faye 108 Lee, Gary 80 Lee, John 58 Lee, Karen 58 Lee, Dr. Tim 168 Lefevre, Andre 58 Lefevre, Deborah 58 Leftwich, Wendy 58 Lehman, Richard 58 Leicher, Daniel 58 Leicher, Neysa 58 Leinonen, Nicole 95 Leinonen, Stanley 80 Lemma, Michael 58 Lemster, Beth 119 Lemster, Matthew 95 Lenhart, Edward 58 Lentz, John 108 Lentz, Joseph 80 Leon, Michael 80, 214, 215 Leonard, Gregory 108 Leonard, Nadine 58 Leonard, Timothy 95 Lester, Miss Mary 36 Lester, Suzanne 108 Leto, Carl 109 Leugers, Ronald 58 LeValley, Ray 58 Lewis, Ken 58 Lewis, Mrs. Sharon 29 Lewis, Wade 58 Leyden, Michael 80 Likens, Carla 59 Likens, Charles 81 Lilley, Kevin 95 Lindish, Miss Joan 29 Lindstrom, John 109 Lindstrom, Vickie 59 Lischke, Marcus 81 Lively, Mrs. Lynn 186, 187 Logan, Pete 109 Lohman, Tara 81 Londeau, Peter 109 Londeau, Sandra 59 Long, Christopher 121 Long, Mr. David 24 Long, Patricia 117 Longhofer, Beverly 117 Longhofer, Ronald 121 Longworth, Deborah 59, 187 Longworth, Michael 95 Loomis, Gary 109 Loomis, Kathy 59 Loomis, Kimberly 59 Lopez, Albert 81, 147 Lore, Jeffrey 59 Lore, Kathy 59 Loria, Sherri 59 Love, Buddy 59 Lovell, Barbara 81 Loxterman, Judy 59 Luchon, Denise 59 Luchon, John 59 Luchon, Timothy 81 Ludington, Kurt 81, 236 Luers, Angela 95, 160, 200 Lund, John 59 Lundy, Dean 109, 202 Lynxwiler, Rodney 59 Lyon, Robin 81 Macewicz, Mr. Dennis 24, 59 Macken, Jill 59 MacMillan, Deborah 81 MacMillan, Douglas 81 MacRoberts, Tracie 59 Madden, Kristin 81 Madsen, Dean 95, 202 Magnon, Cheryl 95 Magnon, Linda 109 Mahan, Mark 95 Mainini, Randy 59 Maki, Dawn 59 Maloney, Ruth 109 Manetta, Cheryl 95 Mannetta, Donna 81 Mann, Brian 59 Mann, Kenneth 59 Manning, Phillip 95 Mansir, Halene 81 Manwell, Julie 81 Manwell, Mr. Steve 36 Mao, Sambath 95 Maples, Frances 81 Marfil, Theresa 59 Margheim, Dirk 95 Market, Debra 59 Market, Jerry 81 Marks, Rita 60 Marks, Stuart 60 Marroquin, Alfredo 60 Marroquin, Wanda 60 Marshall, Cyndilu 109 Marshall, Robert 109 Marshall, Timothy 60 Marshall, Tina 60, 183 Marshall, Tracy 60 Martell, Peggy 60 Martenson, Chris 95 Martenson, James 60 Martin, Mr. David C. 24 Martin, John 95 Martin, Rodney 81 Martin, Ronald 60 Martin, William 117 Martinez, Annette 60 Martinez, Roberta 60 Masai, Marshall 109 Maskey, David 96 Mason, Gary 60 Massey, Prentice 60 Massie, Lisa 60 Mastin, Debra 81 Mastro, James 81 Matern, Edward 60 Matern, John 81 Matern, Tammy 81 Matthewson, John 81 Mattingly, Sheri 60 Mattson, Deborah 96 Mattson, Gary 117 Maulucci, David 60 Maupin, Trent 81 Mawhorn, Jerry 96 Maxwell, James 81 May, Cheryl 117 May, Donna 129 May, Melissa 60 May, Paul 117 Mayers, Dana 60 Mays, Mark 96 McBrine, Lauren 109 McCall, Michelle 60 McCarroll, Mr. Douglas 24 McClanahan, Mr. Jack 131 McCarroll, Mr. T.W. 24 McClerran, Robert 121 McClung, Alan 82 McClure, Douglas 60 McClure, Nancy 60 McCobb, Craig 109, 225 McCobb, Dana 109 McCoy, Lara 60 McCracken, Mrs. Connie 36 McCracken, Mr. Mark 36, 202 McCracken, Michael 60 McCracken, Rebekah 60 McCracken, Sharon 60 McCroskey, Rodney 96 McCullough, Jimmy 82 McCurdy, Mr. Tim 24 McDaniel, Kris 60 McDonald, Mary 60 McDonald, William 82 McDonough, Kenneth 60 McFadden, Michael 61 McFarland, Dawn 109 McFarlin, Blaine 109, 225 McFarlin, Laurie 109, 225, 228 McGath, Regina 61 McGath, Pastor Tom 130 McGrath, John 96, 206 McIntyre, Donald 61 McKee, Cindy 96 McKee, Sonya 82 McKelroy, Denise 82 McKelroy, Gerald 109 McKenzie, Jill 82 McKnight, Gayle 61 McLain, Julianne 96 McLain, Steven 109 McLean, Stuart 61 McMahon, Charles 117, 183, 216 McMeans, Wayne 61 McMurry, Joy 61 McNally, Suzanne 82 McNamara, Gregory 61 McPherson, Mr. Bobby S. 24 McQueen, Peggy 61 McQueen, Reginald 82 McQuiston, Samuel 109 McSpadden, Mr. Bill 36, 124, 167, 178 McSparran, Jere 61 McSparran, Margaret 61 MeVay, John 96 McWayne, Michelle 61 Meador, Deanna 109, 224, 241 Meador, Mr. Ralph 24 Meador, Sheryl 61 Meadows, Kevin 96 Medina, Joseph 61 Meeks, Peggy 61 Mellen, Kirk 96 Mendez, Guillermo 61 Mendoza, Miss Leah 37, 109 Mendoza, Rachel 109, 229 Mercer, Mr. Pollard 37 Merhalski, Mrs. Gale 168 Metzler, Bryan 109 Meyer, Roger 61 Meyers, Alma 96 Meyers, Connie 82 Meyers, Randy 96 Meyers, Steve 96 Michielsen, Mr. Charles 24 Middleton, Miss Carol 37 Middleton, Elaine 110 Middleton, Laura 82 Middleton, Miss Mary 37 Millen, Matthew 110 Miller, Alexander 61 Miller, Brian 82 Miller, Christine 82 Miller, Eugene 61 Miller, Jan 120 Miller, Kenneth 82 Miller, Laura 61 Miller, Matt 61 Miller, Stanley W. 110 Miller, Stan 61, 210 Miller, Steven 61 Millet, Pearl 110 Mills, Michael 82 Milot, Joanne 61 Milot, Roger 96 Minge, Darlene 62 Minge, Terry 62 Mirabito, William 62 Miskovic, Mark 96 Miskovic, Marsha 82 Mitchell, Brian 62 Mitchell, Jeffrey 82, 192, 202 Mitchell, Mr. Judson 22, 23, 29, 127 Mitchell, Julie 110, 229 Mitchell, Robert 110 Mitchell, Mrs. Vicki 22, 23, 37, 247 Mitziga, Mr. Walter 24 Mock, Mr. Elton 24 Modar, Michele 62 Moff, Edward 96 Moffett, David 96 Moffett, Karen 110 Moffitt, Mrs. JoJo 37, 141, 168, 172 Moffitt, Mr. Roy 29 Moffitt, Tina 110, 226 Monahan, Ronald 82 Montoro, James 82 Moody, Michael 96 Moon, Jesse 82 Moon, Lee 62 Mooney, Lynne 110 277 278 Moore, Bob 121 Moore, Chery! 117 Moore, Mr. Darrell 21, 29, 117, 126, 178 Moore, Joy 82 Moore, Mrs. Sandy 37 Moore, William H. 62 Moore, Willian J. 110 Morales, Mr. Duke 37, 127 Morales, Martin 62 Morgan, Mr. Rick 24 Morgan, Tonda 62 Morgan, William 121, 202 Moritz, Mr. Fred 131 Morrill, Cynthia 62 Morrill, Kevin 62 Morris, Barbara 62 Morris, Barry 62 Morris, Brian 62 Morris, Charles 110, 178, 226 Morris, Robert 62 Morrison, Michael 110 Morrissey, David 62 Morrow, Mr. James 24 Moss, Jeffrey 62 Moss, Robert 62 Mule, Pamela 62 Mule, Susan 96 Mulholland, Miss Teresa 37 Mullenix, Randall 122, 202 Mulligan, Lisa 82 Mullinax, Roger 122 Munday, Martha 82 Munger, Mary 62 Munoz, Evanelia 82 Munson, Mr. Glen 38, 96, 202 Murray, Barry 62 Musatics, Shari 82 Musatics, Tami 62, 179 Musko, Debra 82 Musser, Mr. Dan 24 Naimi, Theresa 82 Napuunoa, Naomi 82 Nash, Philip 82 Nations, Carolyn 62 Neese, Donald 82 Neese, Joy 62 Neevel, Russ 62 Negron, Elva 82 Nelson, Mrs. Jeanine 29 Nelson, Lori 96 Nelson, Mr. Rick 24 Nelson, Robert 110 Nelson, Stacey 83 Neptune, Sara 96 Nesbitt, Raymond 110 Ness, Erick 96 Neubacher, Daniel 96 Neubacher, Mrs. Debbie 187 Newsome, Carrie 96 Newton, Mr. Raymond 24 Neyer, Carla 96, 188, 200 Nguyen, Thanh 62 Nibbe, Denise 62 Nichels, Michelle 62 Nichols, Charlotte 62 Nichols, David 117, 202 Nies, Laurie 62 Nieves, David 110 Nilsen, Lynda 83 Nischik, Mr. Victor 24, 156 Nobis, Gary 83 Nolin, Jill 63 Nolin, Joseph 110 Noncent, Jeff 63 Nordman, Tracey 63 Norman, Mark 96 Norrell, Mr. C.A. 24 Norton, Mr. Jim 131 Nottelmann, Wendy 63 Novak, Jane 63 Nuckolls, David 96 Nuckolls, Debbie 117 Nugier, John 83 Nugier, Trisa 63 Nunnery, Tamara 83 Nutter, Brian 117 Nutter, Diana 63 Nymeyer, Kim 96, 183 O’Brian, Mr. Paul 24 Ochoa, Alma 97 Ochoa, Esmeralda 97 Odermatt, Rochelle 83, 196 O’Donnell, Laura 63 Ogden, Lisa 63 Ogle, Kimberly 97 O’Hara, Judith 117, 183, 197, 247 Olivas, Patricia 63 Olivas, Samuel 110, 226 Oliver, Karen 83 Oliver, Kim 63 Ols, Julia 63 Olsen, Joddie 63 Olsen, Mr. Bob 164 Olsen, Dr. John 21, 38, 164 Olson, Thomas 63 Ondracek, Tony 97 Orr, Bethany 63 Orr, Holly 63 Ortiz, Adamaris 97 Ortiz, Daniel 110 Osborne, James 83 Ossewaarde, Mr. Jerry 38, 202 Ossewaarde, Robert 97, 202 O’Toole, Mimi 117 Overla, Miss Tammy 38 Overby, Stephanie 63 Overmiller, Stewart 97 Owen, Jack 63 Owens, Bonnie 83 Owens, Brian 117 Owens, Jeffery 122 Owens, Schery 63 Pace, Kathy 97 Pace, Larry 83 Padilla, Renee 83 Palmer, Timothy 63 Palomino, Jesus 63 Papsidero, Joann 110, 190 Parcell, Tony 63 Park, LaVonna 110, 231 Park, Lucinda 83 Parker, Mr. Raleigh 24 Parkhurst, Mr. Dale 24 Parks, Daniel 110 Parks, Rhonda 63, 221 Parr, Mr. L.J. 24 Parrish, James 63 Parsons, Robin 64 Partridge, Carrie 110 Partridge, Cheryl 83 Patterson, Daniel 97 Patterson, Eugene 83 Patterson, Kenneth 97 Patterson, Mr. Jack 38, 126 Patterson, Sharon 83 Patton, Dr. Bob 131 Patton, Kim 110, 241 Patton, Marc 64, 213 Paul, Betsy 64 Paul, David 97 Paul, Ruth 117 Paulin, Roxanna 97 Paulson, Dr. Maurice 29, 154 Pazdell, Dawn 110 Pearson, Mr. Bob 24 Peck, Denise 120 Pelfrey, Janet 64 Pena, Steve 83 Penley, Mr. John 24 Pennebaker, Robin 64 Pennell, Dr. Bill 129 Penny, Mikel 64 Peralta, Bonnie 64 Peretiatko, Walter 97 Perez, Virginia 97 Perkins, Chrystal 64 Perkins, Mark 64 Perry, Gerald 121 Perry, Richard 97 Peters, Brian 64 Petrick, Jolene 97, 219 Petrick, Mark 64 Peyton, Daniel 97 Pfeifer, Mr. Mark 38, 202 Pfeifer, Mrs. Terry 29 Pfeiffer, Mr. Norman 24 Pfeifer, Timothy 64 Phelps, John 97 Phillips, Eunice 110 Phillips, Mark 64 Phillips, Melanie 117 Piccione, Danielle 83 Pierce, Becky 110 Pierson, Mike 97 Pilkington, Tom 64 Pins, Mr. Phil 30 Pinson, Richard 83 Pitsilides, Susan 110 Plante, Mary 64 Plopper, Mr. Robert 24 Plummer, Laura 83 Plunkette, Eujeanna 64 Poch, Diane 64 Poch, Gary 97 Podunavac, Mona 117 Podunavac, Rex 97 Polivka, Nancy 64 Polk, Gordon 83 Pollock, Trent 64 Poole, Kim 110 Poole, Mr. Peter 38, 202 Poole, Richard K. 110 Poole, Walter 64 Pope, James 64 Pope, Dr. Johnny 130, 195 Porter, Sandy 64 Porter, Sharon 110, 190 Porter, Mr. Joel 24 Powdrell, Sonji 83, 219 Powell, Myron 111 Powell, Richard 64 Price, Bonnie 64 Price, Dr. Bradley 131 Price, Kelly 83 Price, Mark 64 Probasco, Cheryl 64 Proctor, Steven 111 Proper, Charles 64 Prough, Mike 64 Prough, Susan 64 Pugsley, Kirk 111 Pugsley, Laurie 64, 215 Purdum, Miss Mary 38 Putnam, Kenneth 97 Putney, Mike 65 Putney, Steve 65 Putney, Sylvia 111 Quackenbush, Shelly 111, 227, 239 Quackenbush, Stacy 83 Queen, Marry 83 Rader, Carla 65 Rader, Kyle 97 Rahn, Brian 111 Ralston, Roger 65 Ramirez, Mark 111 Ramos, Francine 65 Ramsey, Mr. Ernest 24 Ranft, George 97 Ranft, Kristina 84 Rardin, Donald 98 Rardin, Pamela 84 Rasmussen, Dr. Mark 20, 30, 125, 188, 190, 247 Rasmussen, Paul 65, 189 Rasmussen, Dr. Roland 128 Rasmussen, Mrs. Suza 38, 164, 247 Rasmussen, Timothy 111, 226 Rausch, Dr. Edwin 24 Rech, Elizabeth 65 Rech, Karl 84 Redick, Dale 98 Redick, Darrell 111 Rediger, Jon 98 Redmond, Douglas 84 Redmond, Ramona 65 Reece, William 65 Reed, James 111 Reed, Michaella 65 Reese, Mr. Edward 30, 125, 195 Reese, Mrs. Margaret 133 Regaludo, Delphine 65 Rehm, Anne 111, 224 Reichelt, Ernie 84 Reichen, Carolyn 98, 200 Reichen, Miss Zana 39 Reifel, Sherry 84 Rempel, David 84 Rempel, Sandra 65 Rennison, Marvin 84 Reschke, Judith 111 Reynolds, Charles 111 Reynolds, Cynthia 98 Reynolds, Dicky 65 Reynolds, Mrs. Marla 39 Reynolds, Mike 84 Rhoads, Kathy 111 Rice, Dr. Cathy 172 Rice, Mr. Joe 24 Richardson, Debbie 84 Richter, Christine 65 Richter, Michael 98 Richter, Peter 111 Riggins, Mr. Ronnie 131 Rigsbee, Brenda 65 Riles, Eric 98 Riley, Evelynn 65 Riley, Gerald 65 Riley, John 65 Rios, Raul 111, 202 Rios, Rosa 65 Risser, Paul 65 Rivard, Linda 65 Roa, Kathryn 65 Robbins, Wayne 65, 213 Robbs, Brian 84 Robbs, Dan 84 Robbs, Joyce 84 Roberson, Dr. Lee 131, 134 Roberts, James 84 Robertson, Bryan 65 Robertson, Dalton 84, 178 Robinson, Suzanne 111 Robles, Migdalia 84 Rodefer, Lisa 66 Rodgers, Randal 111 Rodriguez, Enieda 66 Rodriguez, Lisa 66 Rodriquez, Maritza 84 Roe, Julia 66 Roehl, Richard 66 Rogge, Byron 84 Roloff, Dr. Lester 165 Roll, Holly 66 Romas, Richard 66 Roque, Eugene 66 Rosado, Amelia 84 Rosario, Concepcion 66 Rosario, Lillian 66 Rosenberger, Melissa 66 Rosensteel, Donna 84 Ross, Charles 66 Ross, Gerald 111 Ross, Haskell 111 Ross, James 98 Ross, Jay 66, 216 Ross, Mrs. Sheryl 39 Rowan, David 66 Rowe, Christina 84 Rowe, Diane 111 Rowe, Gerald 66 Rowe, Mike 66 Rowley, Susan 84 Rudd, Elizabeth 84 Rudd, Tina 66 Rue, Deborah 84 Ruhl, Terry 66 Ruhl, Tim 111 Rushing, Dr. James 131, 154 Russ, Edward 111 Russell, Beth 84 Russell, Clark 66 Russell, Sandra 84 Rutta, Robert 111 Rutter, Dr. Mel 131, 154 Ryan, Theresa 84 Rydman, Alan 66 Rydman, Deanne 84 Rydman, Sam 66 Rykhus, Delma 66 Rykhus, Michael 98 Ryland, June 98 Rynberk, Daniel 66, 215 Rynberk, May 112 Rynberk, Peter 112, 214 Saber, Miss Pat 39 Sadlowski, Peter 121 Sage, Candace 84 Sage, Russell 98 Saia, Roberta 66 Saia, Vincent 84 Saldana, John 66 Sallie, Mr. Phil 39 Sallie, Richard 66 Sallie, Pamela 98 Sanders, Cristine 66 Sanders, Earl 117 Sanders, John 85 Sanders, Linda 112 Sanders, Melissa 66 Sanford, Kathy 112 Sanftner, Ida 85 Sanftner, James 85 Santiago, Ray 85 Santoro, Laurie 66 Santoro, Salvatore 98 Sasse, Willard 66 Saunders, Susan 98 Saylor, Christopher 117 Scales, Jeffery 67 Scarfi, Rico 112, 241 Scarfi, Sandra 67 Schaap, Mr. Jack 20, 30, 124 f Schaap, Lisa 85, 178, 200 Schaffer, Dr. Ronald 129, 262 Schantz, Brian 112 Scheible, Beth 67 Schertz, Kevin 112, 202 Schipper, Phil 112 Schlather, Saundra 98 Schmidt, Erich 67 Schmidt, Susan 98 Scholing, Marie 98 Schrierer, Sandra 67 Schrimsher, Jim 112 Schrimsher, Olga 117 Schuckert, Joy 117 Schulte, Catherine 85 Schultz, Jacqueline 85 Schultz, Keith 67 Schultz, Shari 112 Schultz, Teresa 67 Schuster, Barbara 67 Schwarz, Edward 98 Scollon, Roger 67 Scott, David 112 Scott, Mr. Jerry 39, 127, 133, 145, 205, 213, 221 Scoville, Fred 122 Searcy, Mark 67 Searcy, Sean 67 Seel, Howard 112 Seglin, Shelley 85 Seim, Mrs. Becky 30 Seim, Dennis 85 Seko-toth, Shari 85 Sellers, Donnie 98 Sellers, Karen 85 Sellers, Ricky 98 Seward, Mr. David 39 Sewell, Gerald 98 Sexton, Steve 67 Seybert, Alan 67 Shaffer, David 117 Shamoon, Sam 122, 210 Sharp, Julie 120 Sharp, Louis 117 Sharp, Timothy 67 Shaw, Lorrie 67 Shawver, Stephen 85 Sheckler, Julia 98 Shedd, Bruce 85 Shedd, Maria 117 Shepherd, Samuel 98 Sherwood, Evelyn 112 Sherwood, Steven 98 Shimmel, William 112 Shinka, Daniel 67 Shipley, Gerald 67 Shipley, Melissa 85, 191 Shirer, James 67 Shirey, Marvin 122 Shirley, Sandra 112 Shofroth, Mr. Robert, Jr. 24 Shope, Larry 85 Shope, Sherri 85 Short, Darrin 99 Sickels, Onalee 112 Siebenhaar, Victoria 99 Siebold, Cherith 99 Siefert, Craig 67 Sielschott, Mr. David 39, 202 Sielschott, Mrs. Rebecca 39 Sikma, Carmen 85 Sikma, James 99 Sikma, Kelly 112 Silva, Daniel 85 Simmons, David 112 Simmons, Ruth 112 Simpson, Barre 67 Simpson, Nancy 99 Sindlinger, Barry 67 Sinclair, Mr. Jerry 24 Sipe, Kristi 99 Sisk, Dr. Don 131 Sisson, Craig 112 Sisson, Mr. Michael 30 Skelly, Kurt 85 Skrha, Ronald 67 Slama, Daniel 112 Slater, Graceanne 112 Slaton, Roger 85 Slaton, Sharon 67 Sliwa, Daniel 99 Smale, Jeffrey 112 Smale, Mollie 67 Small, Barry 85 Small, Mark 85 Smith, Angela D. 68 Smith, Angela M. 85 Smith, Caroline 68 Smith, Colleen 99 Smith, Darryl 112 Smith, David 112 Smith, Debra 112 Smith, Dwayne 99 Smith, Edward L. 99 Smith, Mr. Glen 24 Smith, Jeanne 68 Smith, Mr. Jerry 20, 30, 164 Smith, Dr. Jewell 131 Smith, Kathi 85 Smith, Mr. Ken 40, 126 Smith, Mark A. 86 Smith, Mark S. 99 Smith, Melinda 112 Smith, Richard A. 86 Smith, Richard S. 112 Smith, Robert 99 Smith, Sheila 118 Smith, Dr. Shelton 128 Smith, Timothy D. 68 Smith, Timothy L. 86 Snider, David 68 Snow, Kenneth 68 Snure, Mr. Harold, Jr. 24 Snure, Mr. Harold, Sr. 24 Snyder, Darlene 68 Snyder, Kevin 68 Snyder, Lisa B. 112, 227 Snyder, Lisa S. 86 Snyder, Tammy 86 Sober, Tamara 68 Sok, Yourann 68 Songco, David 112 Sorrels, Lori 68 Sotelo, Chella 68 South, Tammy 68 South, William 68 Sowards, Ronald 68 Sowders, Teri 68 Sowers, Brian 118 Sparkman, Shelia 68 Sparks, Carolyn 68 Sparks, Roger 68 Specht, Martin 68 Spitznagel, Barbara 99 Spooner, Joan 120 Spooner, Kathryn 99 Spriggs, William 99 Springs, Faith 68 Sprunger, Rhoda 86 Sprunger, Mr. Samuel 30, 125 St. John, Mr. Tim 24 Staab, Dr. Larry 30, 164 Stachowiak, Michael 68 Stacy, Sherry 86 Stadig, Janeal 86 Stafford, Karen 113 Stafford, William 113, 225 Stallings, Christopher 68 Stamps, Carla 113 Stamps, Carlene 113 Stancil, Dr. John 131 Standridge, Patrick 68 Stansell, Christopher 113, 225 Stansell, Kimberly 113 Stanski, David 99 Stanski, Mona 68 Stanton, Melissa 113 Stark, LaNita 113, 197, 231 Starkey, Daisy 99 Staton, Carlos 99 Staton, Joy 113 Stearns, Susan 68 Steele, Lisa 86 Steelman, Cindy 68 Steely, Kenneth 86 Steensen, Helmut 99 Steinhart, Angel 68 Steinhart, John 99 Stemberg, Robin 86 Stemp, Harold 99 Stephens, Douglas 99 Stephens, Mrs. Earlyne 20, 31, 142 Stephens, Phyllis 113, 237 Stern, David 68 Stern, Robert 113 Stern, Tiffiny 68 Stevenson, Michele 69 Stewart, David 69 Stewart, Dawn 99 Stewart, Theresa 120 Stike, Gary 99 Stoddard, Mary 69 Stone, Miss Patty 40 Stooksbury, Mr. Robert 24 Storm, Mr. Warren K. 24 Stotmeister, Sheldon 113 Stout, Miss Cindy 40, 118, 220 Stowe, Edward 69 Stowe, Eliza 69 Strand, Manne 86, 179 Streeter, Dr. Dennis 202 Streeter, Mr. Wilbur 24 Strickland, Julia 113 Striegel, Cindy 86 Striegel, William 86 279 280 my Stromberg, Mr. Larry 24 Strong, Kevin 113, 202 Stroud, James 121, 217 Stroud, Vicky 113, 221 Stubblefield, Mr. David 20, 40 Stubblefield, Mrs. Linda 40 Studer, Richard 99 Stultz, Richard 99 Sturrock, Dwight 99 Sturrock, Sheryl 86 Suckow, Teresa 69 Suercauski, Gloria 69 Suhl, Truitt 99 Sullins, Cynthia 113 Sullivant, Mr. Michael 31 Sutton, Shane 69 Swaffer, Stephen 86 Swartz, Albert 69 Swartz, Annette 118, 181 Sweargin, Daniel 118 Sweitzer, Beckie 69 Swezey, Alan 69 Swihart, Paul 86 Sylvester, Carl 69 Szwarga, Steve 121 Tanguma, Mary 120 Tannehill, John 113 Tate, Virginia 69 Tatman, Brian 69 Taylor, Gregory 113 Taylor, Kevin 99 Taylor, Paul 99 Taylor, Mr. Randy 131 Taylor, Sandra 69 Taylor, Sharon 118 Taylor, Tyson 69 Terrazas, Ricky 86 Tesseneer, John 69 Testerman, D ouglas 113, 182 Testerman, Raymond 113 Tevault, Roger 100 Tewell, Scott 69 Tharp, Mona 100 Theaker, Raymond 100 Thomas, Cathy 69 Thomas, Miss Rena 40 Thomas, Ronald 69 Thomas, Tony 100 Thomas, Trudy 113 Thompson, Alan 86 Thompson, Beth 69 Thompson, Debbie 69 Thompson, Ronald 113, 202 Thomure, Miss Mary 40 Thrall, Terry 113 Todd, Joseph 86 Tomlins, Troy 69 Toner, Edward 100 Toney, Miss Elsie 40 Tongue, Randolph 113 Torres, Edward 121 Torres, Gabriela 86 Torres, Philip 69, 216 Torres, Rick 86 Tosh, Edna 114, 224 Towne, Jay 100 Trac, Liu 86 Tremblay, Daniel 114 Trevaskis, Melissa 86 Trezise, Jennifer 100 Trieber, Dr. Jack 258 Trigg, Tina 100 Trone, Bret 114 Trone, Denise 114 Tung, Shu 70 Turner, Jack 118 Turner, Jeffrey 100 Turner, Jennifer 114 Twiddy, Kimberly 100 Twiddy, Pamela 70 Tyler, Donna 86 Ueltzen, Karen 118 Ueltzen, Robert 100 Ulmer, Lori 100 Ulmer, Michael 86 Umstead, Lee 70 Umstead, Mike 70 Underwood, Jack 114 Underwood, Mrs. Sue 40 Updyke, Scott 86 Upmanis, David 100 Upmanis, Kristy 100 Uycoque, Naimi 70 Valdez, Jesse 70 Valdez, Linda 70 Valdez, Mike 114 Valdez, Rosanne 86 Valenzuela, Henry 114 Valenzuela, Sharon 114 Vanderhoof, Mr. Earl 24 VankKeuren, Grace 120 Vannice, Robert 118 Vannoller, David 70 VanWinkle, Brian 86 VanWormer, Mark 100 Vargo, Mrs. Gayle 164 Vargo, Mr. Jerry 41 Vassak, Joseph 70, 210 Vaughan, Sheryl]! 100 Vaughn, Kenneth 100 Vauters, Cathy 70 Vauters, Michael 114 Vazquez, Lydia 70 Vazquez, Manuel 100 Veatch, Barbara 70 Verardo, Leslie 70, 218 Verges, Alcides 100 Verges, Elizabeth 70 Verges, Sinitia 70 Verus, Dan 100 Vignere, Scott 114 Villarreal, Rachel 86 Vincent, Penny 100 Vincent, Roger 87 Vincent, Sherry 70 Vinsant, Connie 70 Vogel, Ronald 100 Volpe, Lawrence 70 VonBuskirk, Dianna 70 Waddle, Wesley 114 Wagner, Brent 87 Waite, Carmen 70 Walker, Carla 70 Walker, Gerald 118 Walker, Mrs. Loretta 173 Walker, Robert A. 70 Walker, Robert D. 87, 214 Walker, Sandra 70 Wall, Les 122 — Waller, Michael 118 Waller, Robin 120 Waller, Sharon 100 Wallis, Dorena 70 Walschek, Terrica 70 Walters, Catherine 70 Walters, Janice 100 Wappner, Judith 114 Ward, Anita 70 Ward, Pastor Norris 130 Ward, Todd 70 Warden, Harlow 114 Warden, Karlene 70 Ware, John 87 Warren, Cynthia 87 Warren, Ralph 118 Warren, Timothy 87 Waterbury, Robert 121 Waterhouse, Machele 70 Waters, Jay 100 Watkins, Jolyn 71 Watkins, Michael 87 Watts, Jeffrey 71 Watts, Jennifer 71 Watts, Monte 122 Waugh, Billy 71 Weaver, Jimmie 71 Weaver, Keith 87, 183 Weaver, Kimberly 114, 146, 151, 200, 224 Weaver, Norman 87 Weaver, Mrs. Rita 31 Weaver, Roxanne 71 Weaver, Terry 87 Weaver, Mr. Toby 20, 31, 125, 141, 147, 164, 176 Webb, Carol 87 Webb, Mr. John 24 Webb, Robbin 87 Weber, Charlene 87 Weber, Francine 114 Webster, Christopher 71 Webster, Kelly 114, 218 Weddell, Sheri 87 Weddell, Mr. William 24 Weight, Becky 87 Weight, Dawn 100 Weight, Jack 100 Weinhold, Randy 87 Weir, Miss Laurie 41 Weiss, Katherine 114 Welch, Polly 87, 191 Wellman, Rhonda 71 Werby, Tami 120 Werby, Timothy 71 Wertz, Mr. Jim 31 West, Ken 87 Westerfield, Nancy 118 Weston, Richard 100 Weston, Victor 100 Wheeler, Jennifer 71 Wheeler, Kelly 71 White, Dennis 100 White, Laureen 87 White, Margaret 71 Whitenburg, Clifford 114 Whitman, Kimberly 101 Whitwell, Wendi 87 Whitworth, Paul 71 Wicks, Jean 118 Wicks, Raymond 101 Wilcox, Robyn 87 Wilcox, Rodney 101 Wilcox, William 88 Wilhoit, Tim 88 Wilkerson, Donald 101 Wilkerson, John 71 Wilkie, Brad 71 Wilkie, Miss Kathy 41 Williams, Amy 71 Williams, Daniel 114 Williams, Donald 101, 202 Williams, Lori 114 Williams, Mrs. Pam 170 Williams, Susanne 88, 193 Williams, Dr. Tom 170 Willis, Kaaren 114 Wilmeth, Lori 71 Wilson, Carrie 71 Wilson, David 71 Wilson, Mr. Mark 41, 101 Wilson, Mr. Richard 24 Wilson, Steven 101 Windnagle, Andy 114 Windnagle, Carol 114 Winemiller, Kevin 118 Winters, Jay 115 Wipf, Steven 71 Wirtanen, Cinda 88 Wise, Joanie 71 Withers, Wesley 88 Wolber, Mr. Edward 24, 164 Wolford, Dawn 71 Wolfe, Mr. Clyde 31 Wolfe, Mr. Dan 41 Wood, Gaylene 101 Wood, Kelly 88 Woodall, Gavin 71 Woods, Edward 122 Woods, Roxann 71 Woodward, Boyd 72 Woodward, Daniel 121 Woodward, Heather 115 Woodward, Jay 101 Woodward, Michele 88 Woodward, Sheryl! 72 Woosley, Jodi 101 Woosley, Mr. Joe 24 Woosley, Joni 120 Worley, Paul 115 Worley, Tracey 120, 218, 219 Wren, Elaine 115 Wright, Gloria 115 Wright, James 115 Wrobberl, Ron 115 Wunderlick, Victor 72 Wymer, Becky 88 Yager, Sondra 115 Yancey, Julie 72 Yant, Michael 101 Yates, Rodney 72 Yetter, Diane 115 Yoder, George 72 Yoder, Marlin 101 Yohe, Bernice 72 York, Robert 88 Yoshida, Carolann 115, 200, 225, 237, 240 Yost, Kevin 101, 193 Youmans, Randy 101 Young, Charlotte 72 Young, David 88 Young, Edward 115 Young, James M. 101 Young, John 115 Young, Lionel 72 Young, Mr. Ray 31, 126, 161 Young, Ronald 72 Young, Timothy 101 Young, Troy 72, 181 Zackary, Mrs. Angie 164 Zachary, Mr. Mike 31 Zack, Theresa 72 Zakula, Mrs. Susan 173 Zalovick, Lisa 72 Zalovick, Terry 72 Zaragoza, Marcella 72 Zechman, Tim 101, 202 Zelasko, Larry 115 Zercher, Gregory 101 Zink, Paul 101 Zockoll, Brent 101 Zupan, Mr. Gary 24 shi ps fy