Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

e ICHTHU8 1974 LANCASTER BIBLE COLLEGE LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA To the graduates of 1974: You are among those who will be the first to graduate from Lancaster Bible College. Our institution is more than forty years old but this is our first year with a NEW name. There is always something exciting in being a part of something that is NEW. Our life as believers in Christ began with a NEW birth by which we received NEW life and became NEW cre¬ atures in Christ Jesus. God’s mercies and compassions are NEW every morning and He has put a NEW song in our mouths, even praise unto our God. All of these NEW things are possible because we belong to and serve a Lord who has said, Behold I make all things NEW” (Revelation 21:5). While this refers to His future activity, it is also true that God can and does bring a newness and freshness to our lives every day. This is the God of whom you have been learning in your days of preparation here at LBC. May you come to know our God in an increasingly NEW and vital way in the days of service that lie before you. The most precious privilege in time and in eternity is to know Him who makes all things NEW. Rejoicing in the newness of His life, 2 1 amm 3 OUR DEDICATEE As a person — warm, friendly, cheer¬ ful, buoyant, sensitive, resourceful, sociable and well-balanced; As a professor — firm, effective, understanding, stable, enjoyable and well-liked; As a professional — gifted, competent, talented, distinguished and well- accepted. A smile that reflects the loving heart of our creator; hands that are used to direct others in declaring the greatness of our God; a voice that is used to pro¬ claim the good news about our Christ; a man of vigor, a man of humor, but also, a man of God; . . . These all express the various fac¬ ets of this well-rounded person to whom the class of 1974 dedicates this yearbook — WARREN W. WHITNEY BEHOLD I MAKE ALL THINGS REVELATION ■ jjf 7 • ♦ H, j, iJIr •-w. • .v : Sr ■ ., .v «h£ «BrP®IS? «Wv«1 f � y M -} r m ’ ■ . liwE . ldrafel6A f J g S$ % -, -. V, V ■ • ' ■ ; - V, ■ . .; ■• ■ . ■ M, 1 % 1 $ $ ' : •® SfS� KT j 3K 3bK L®i .3ai.flRlS .1 sus XX ■: f ■• i ' a . . y. ? . i ■ y- . v ,� t A I . ' w New Family . . . For Your Fellowship In The Gospel From The First Day Until Now . . . (Philippians 1 : 5 ). yf «■ 1 ESLi B ;•€? ' „ i riiMf V x ■ | Kfe • : 4 ' v r- • L VI wr s , v 1 1 £ 1 10 1 New Life . . . Even So We Also Should Walk In Newness Of Life . . . (Romans 6:4). New Relationship . . . It Is Of The Lord ' s Mercies That We Are Not Consumed, Because His Compassions Fail Not. They Are New Every Morning. . . (Lamentations 3:22, 23a). New Name . . . Is There Any Thing Whereof It May Be Said, See, This Is New? . . . (Ecclesiastes 1 : 10 ). 15 New 9ong . . . And He Hath Put A New Song In My Mouth, Even Praise Unto Our God: Many Shall See It, And Fear, And Shall Trust In The Lord. (Psalm 40:3). ■■ 17 Campus Life 18 Thou Wilt Show Me The Path Of Life: In Thy Presence Is Fullness Of Joy: At Thy Right Hand There Are Pleasures For Evermore (Psalms 16:11). Life at Lancaster provides a well-inte¬ grated environment for each student. Traveling through each day affords opportunity for classes, studies, social life, work and relaxation. 21 J For There Were Many Coming And Going. . . (Mark 6:31) The freshmen arrive with a look of wonder and anticipation upon the faces of all. There is plenty of paperwork to do at registration and this is just the beginning . . . It’s back to the old grind for the upperclassmen. Isn’t it amazing how registration never seems to get any easier? Family Affair is a time for all stu¬ dents to get together and find out a little bit about each other. Some of the future students just couldn’t seem to take all the excitement. 24 Life affords us many opportunities. Here at LBC it affords us the chance not only to partake of physical food but also of the Spiritual Food. At the corn roast we ate to our hearts content of the physical food that was put before us. Dur¬ ing our Spiritual Life Conference Dr. Wright broke to us the Spiritual Food of the Scriptures. Each of these foods is a vital part of our life at Lancaster Bible College. 26 From the groundbreaking of the new Student Union to the building of the bleachers . . . From the professional to the not so professional . . . The crowd using it tests how good the nonprofessionals really are. Of course, there always has to be one boss in the crowd. A year to remember — we are number ONE! The Chargers, under the leader¬ ship of Coach Figart, kicked their way to the Eastern Pennsylvania Christian Conference championship. Congratula¬ tions ! You’re G r r r e a t!! Ut i 31 mmm Front row: Robin Beveridge, Dennis Williams, Paul Lewandowski, Kenneth Dotterman, Dean Mellen, Thomas Davis, Kenneth Ross, Daniel Pinkham, Harold Fried, and Robert Heijermans. Back row: Coach Thomas O. Figart, Jr., Timothy Robinson, Jerry Davis, Edward Mooney, Charles Hodges, Ellis Yunkin, David Gable, Mark Moyer, Larry Toner, and Manager, Steve Riggs. M Left to right: kneeling: Barbara Busse, Nikoletta Pappas, Teresa Weaver, Susan Hodel, Nancy Vogel, Susan Leach. Standing: Karen Walter, Linda Turner, Myma Adkins, Gaye-Lynn Kline, Darlene Rice, Laurie Warburton, Jo Ellen Zumbrun, Darlene Rimer, Colleen Osborn. 34 The girls hockey team had an exceptional season this year. There was a mixture of new and returning players, yet an all-new spirit, enthusi¬ asm, and love for one another. The Student Internship Workshop and Stu¬ dent Leadership Seminar are learning experi¬ ences for all. They train us to go out into the world and tell others of the knowledge we have obtained while here on campus. Here we are training to be the leaders of tomorrow. 37 � . Mifc-Voi- . . . the golf tournament, welcoming time, alumni breakfast, and the AL UMNUS OF THE YEAR award, all augment and add to the memories being accumulated by the members of the LBC family . . . Cornerstone Laying Dean Donald A. Urey, discussing the meaning of the inscription on the cornerstone, stated that in Psalm 23, David recounts God’s faithfulness. All that the shepherd is to his flock, God is to His peo¬ ple. As a person, God the Shepherd is STRONG (able to do all that is necessary for His flock) and GENTLE (able to tenderly care for those who are His). As a provider, God the Shepherd RULES over His flock, FEEDS His own, COMES to the aid of His lambs and gently LEADS the sheep (Isaiah 40:10, 11). Jesus Christ is our Good Shepherd (John 10:11) and, in a very real sense, the Student Union is a Shepherd’s building because the building and the individuals who will use and labor in it will, in many ways, provide similar ministries for the stu¬ dent body of LBC. JEHOVAH-ROHI. 1973 ROHI JEHOVAH SHEPHERD MY IS LORD THE ; 3 1 PSALMS - • Ll - m . %; ' f - .l A’, ‘ ' -f A ■ Hr ' «« x . LtfJuwC ' ' . . . from the soccer field to the campfire there was good entertainment for all. . . -- . . . our queen, Linda Geiger, is crowned. The smiles and laughter, a bouquet of roses, and a kiss from President Lease all add to the grandeur and excitement of this day of HOMECOMING. Study Life . . . thought, exercitation, reflection, cogitation, con¬ sideration, meditation, speculation, deliberation, brain work, reflection, contemplation, pondering, musing, learning, reading, perusal, cram, memorize, consume the midnight oil, study, study, study!!! That’s what aca¬ demics is all about. The where, how, or when may vary with the individual, but we can never overlook this important aspect of college life. Friend ' s Fellowship Banquet AJ Larson, General Director of Une¬ vangelized Fields Mission and guest speaker, contributed greatly to the fel¬ lowship during this time to remem¬ ber.” 1,1 Khimii Hi ' «M ■ ■ A Artist Series Norman and Leonore Curtis, baritone and soprano duo, added sparkle to the student culture.” . . . remember the Hely-Hutchinson Air” (Old Mother Hubbard)? 55 Second Semester Left to right: 1st row: Kathleen Resh, Patricia Wickline, Gail Wyse, Dianne Hager. 2nd row: Sally Jenkins, Ruth Huber, Cynthia Thompson, Sandra Cramer, Deborah Hubler. 3rd row: Philip Lenko, Martin Wahl, Dennis Kennedy, Stephen Bretz, Frank Kleder, Ellsworth Jenkins. The registration which opened second semester was not quite as hectic as that of the first semes¬ ter although it had its unsettling, feverish moments. There were the usual reunions” among the returning students and a reception for the new students when they met all the faculty members. Dr. Donald Hubbard, the midyear conference speaker, with his emphasis on practical Christian living, contributed greatly to the success of the spring semester. Because of his warm personal¬ ity, he touched our hearts and lives in many spe¬ cial ways. 59 A new team, a new coach (Thomas O. Figart, Jr.), and a new enthusiasm were the characteris¬ tics of our Basketball Chargers this year. They kindled a new spark of eagerness that we trust will continue to glow in the hearts of LBC ath¬ letes. Left to right: first row: Myrna Adkins, Barbara Busse, Sandra Larrisey, Brenda Robinson, Nancy Vogel. Second row: Brenda Gardner, Jo Ellen Zumbrun, Sheryn Gingrich, Gaye-Lynn Kline, Stephanie Schaeffer, Linda Turner. One thing that can be said about our girls basketball team is, Total victory in spirit!” The team, under the leadership of Mrs. Doris Reid, coach, displayed vivacity, vitality, and vigor as they were joined in their efforts to display a fervent unity of purpose and to glorify Christ through every action. 62 The Single Collegiate Hope Of a Learner is to Accomplish Reasonable Scholarship. At LBC, this can be realized only with constant, resolute, faithful study on the pan of both the professors and the scholars. 65 thar ’s a out ther e 66 Missionary Conference The Annual Missionary Conference provides a unique harmony of activity. During the week, Mr. George Led- den, U.S. Director of the Far Eastern Gospel Crusade, affirmed that THERE’S A WORLD OUT THERE; facts about mission opportunities were presented in WORLD PERSPECTIVE SEMINARS; exhibits and curios from missionaries and missions were displayed for student perusal; and informal times of conversation and exercise were exchanged between students and mis¬ sionaries. A word of appreciation goes to the Student Missionary Fellowship and its Vice President, Robin Harchak, because they planned and successfully carried out the particulars of this very profitable week. 67 Choir Tour 73 The CONESTOGANS ministered in song and testi¬ mony in the churches of Northeastern United States and also had the privilege of seeing some of God’s and man’s handiwork as they traveled in this area of our beautiful country. 1973 Semi- Formal This encounter with a different yet enjoyable phase of the Christian cul¬ ture helps to develop the individual’s social poise. Candlelight, fancy clothes, entertainment, flowers, decorations, and dates,” all help to create an atmosphere of refinement and romance. NT . Another year ... A concert featuring the captivating soprano voice of Joe Ann Shelton and the mastery of her piano accompanist, Loeen Bushman . . . The year¬ book dedication . . . Fun-filled escapades and capers at the all-school picnic . . . And the highlight of the momentous year — commencement, an ending and a beginning. 73 Dorm Life Living together . . . Working together . . . Laughing together. Together” is a key word for our lives here at LBC. A very special part of our family at LBC is the commuters. This group includes married men and women (some with children) and bachelors from the Weaver home, and each one is a necessary and important part of the total school family. Social Life Our lives have grown together this year. For some of us, our lives have been touched in a very special way. We have grown outside of our¬ selves to love, to care, and to sacri¬ fice; and all of us together have grown in Him. : — � %w mm us. - i kc t a mm 1 k • y-4 . .a Itev.- 4 ■ 9 I The LBC Family 80 81 Board Of Trustees And Administration DR. STUART E. LEASE President GLENN E. IRWIN Director of Public Affairs BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Left to right: seated: Richard J. Goodhart, Rufus S. Miller, Abram S. Horst, Jr., Eugene D. Weidman, Vice-Chairman, Albert F. Landis, Treasurer, Ralph L. Good, Chairman, John N. Burd, Secretary, John F. Gerlach, Orie C. Grove, Robert S. Lapp. Standing: Ammon K. Graybill, Jr., Dr. Stuart E. Lease, President, Rev. Abram L. Gish, Ralph L. Wright, Rev. Donald E. Hurlbert. Not present for picture: George L. Baumgartner, and Harry F. Brubaker. JOHN E. WINTERSTEIN Director of Business Affairs W. SHERRILL BABB Director of Academic Affairs DONALD A. UREY Director of Student Affairs In Honor • • • THE POSITION OF DEAN OF STUDENTS IS ONE WHICH REQUIRES DEDICATION AND DEVOTION. DONALD A. UREY HAS MANIFESTED THESE GRACES DURING HIS SIX YEARS AS DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS. HIS ABILITY TO BE A GOOD LISTENER AND AN EXPERIENCED ADVISOR AND HIS WARM PERSONALITY CAN BE SUMMED UP IN ONE WORD — FRIEND. 83 Mr. Walter L. Baker Chairman of Professional Education Division and Director of Missions Department I ■ i 4 ■ � Mrs. Jane Baumgartner Assistant Director of Admissions and Registrar Mrs. Grace D. Bitler Professor of Music Miss Mary Entwisle Director of Student Internship Department I 1 jll 5 84 FACULTY Ronald R. Gibson Director of Pastoral Studies Department Sara M. Lauffer Dean of Women Gilbert G. Gregory Director of Admissions, Evening School, and Church Relations John G. Han Director of Financial Aid and Dean of Men Ronald W. Leigh Director of Christian Education Department Dan A. Little Chairman of General Education Division Thomas O. Figart, Jr. Director of Men’s Athletics 85 Fred W. Pearson Librarian Carol E. Musser Counselor and Professor in Christian Education Department Earl G. Osborn Professor in Pastoral Studies Department Barry E. Packard Professor in General Education Department Doris Reid Director of Women’s Athletics Mrs. Joan W. Tompkins Professor of English Miss Margaret E. Uhler Director of Health Services Mr. Richard E. Walton Missionary in Residence Mr. Warren W. Whitney Director of Church Music Department Miss Doris Ulrich Professor of Music FACULTY 87 Red And Yellow Black And White A Biblical Perspective On The Race Problem Dr. Thomas O. Figart, a professor of twelve years at our college, is the first of our faculty to write and publish a book. Probing into an age-old question, Dr. Figart presents scholarly insights as he analyzes the Biblical view of the race problem. Much time and study has been devoted to such pertinent topics as the ori gin of the races, racial problems in the Old and New Testaments, and the divine perspect ive on the races as relating to the Christian’s attitude toward racial segrega-j tion and intermarriage. While many learned men of God have shunned away from this touchy subject, Dr. Figart has delved deeply into it and, as a result, has i given us explicit answers based upon the 1 inerrant Word of God. Therefore to you Dr. Figart, we express our appreciation, pride and love as our author, professor, counselor, and friend. THANK YOU, Dr. Figart. Jesus loves the little children All the children of the world; Red and yellow, Black and white, They ' are precious in His sight; Jesus loves the little children of the world. A BIBLICAL PEBSPECTIVE ON THE RACE PROBLEM 90 II p . Vivian L. Apple Cook Priscilla M. Bucher Library Assistant Wilda E. Clift Secretary 9taff Jere H. Brubaker Staff Evangelist Maxine R. Cryer Secretary TfbjSty Eugene C. Apple Comptroller Kathleen L. Bailey Cook 92 Jean Dotterman Secretary AJene L. Holland Food Service Director Walter S. Huss Maintenance Assistant Barbara L. Denlinger Secretary Gloria Devonshire College Physician Nancy Gregory Cook Dorothy R. Jones Secretary Gymeth Meyers Bookstore Assistant John B. Lapp Manager of Auxiliary Enterprises Wilson C. Long Student Work Advisor Sandra D. Newman Secretary Mildred Pearson Offset Operator Sandra S. Kweder Mail Clerk Joyce A. Reeder Secretary Paul J. Sebastian Campus Development Engineer James A. Rennix Maintenance Assistant Linda J. Staley Secretary Max L. Stout Maintenance Supervisor Delores M. Urey Office Manager Lucile U. Wright Director of Educational Development Program 95 From ground breaking, pouring of footers, and laying of cement block through the completion, dedication, and occupancy of the building, the construction of the Student Union has been a focal point of interest on campus. JEHOVAH ROHI, The Lord is my Shepherd, Psalms 23:1,” which appears on the cornerstone, communicates the objective of those who will be using the structure — provide sustenance, counsel, instruc¬ tion, and service. 96 Seniors ADVISOR — Professor Ronald Leigh; Chaplain —John Kunkle; Vice-President —Jerry Rogers; President— Robin Beveridge; Treasurer — Cindy Sechrist; and Secretary — Linda Yohn. Kathryn R. Allen Christian Education Isaiah 40:31 Yearbook — Staff (2), Editor (1); Choir (2); Wayfarers (1); Residence Council — Counselor (2); R.A. (1); Class Treasurer (1); Scroll Writer ( 2 ). Phil Baisley Christian Education Deuteronomy 31:8 Soccer (3); S.M.F. Vice President; Prayer Band Leader; Summer Missionary; Scroll; Student Council; Social Committee. Robin Beveridge Missions I Peter 1:7 Soccer (3); Basketball (3); Choir (3); S.A.A. President (1); S.A.A. Vice President (1); Prayer Band Secretary (1); Class President (1); S.M.F. Council (1); S.M.F. Play (2); Summer Missionary (2); Student Council (2); Social Committee (1). June Florence Copenhaver Missions Hebrews 10:38a Social Committee (1); S.M.F. Ihiblic Relations (1); Residence Council — Counselor (1); Homecoming Court (2); Summer Missionary ( 1 ). 98 — SENIORS Nancy Fellman Christian Education II Peter 3:18 Summer Missionary Penny Marie Fenton Christian Education John 14:27 Pep Club President (2); Pep Club Vice-President (1). Linda M. Geiger Christian Education II Corinthians 12:9-10 Scroll Staff (3); S.M.F. Secretary (1); Homecoming Queen. Kenneth Good Pastoral Studies I Timothy 1:12 President of Pastoral Interest Fellowship. David Haneman Missions Psalm 34:1-3 Soccer (3); Yearbook Editor (1); Yearbook Staff (2). A. Timothy Heijermans Pastoral Studies Philippians 3:14 Student Council Vice President (1); S.M.F. President (1); Soccer (3); Class Chaplain (1); R.A. (1); Choir (1); Choir Chaplain (1); Counselor (1); Class Parliamentarian (1); Residence Council (2). SENIORS —99 Deborah Hodson Missions Psalm 37:5 Scroll Staff (2); Sports Editor (1); Choir (1 l i). David A. Jones Pastoral Studies 1 Timothy 4:12 European Prayer Band Leader (1 Vi); S.M.F. Council (1V4); Scroll Treasurer (1); Circulation Manager of Scroll (3); R.A. (3); President of Residence Council (1); Vice President of Residence Council (2); Class Treasurer (1); Englis h Tutor (1); Hebrew Club (1); Student Council (2); Student Court (1). John Kunkle Pastoral Studies Colossians 3:1-2 Choir (2); Asian Prayer Band Leader (2); Class Chaplain ( 1 ). Sandra K. Love Christian Education Ephesians 3:20-21 Choir (3); Yearbook Staff (1); Choir Secretary (1); Brass Ensemble (2); Cheerleader (1); S.A.A. Officer (1); Basketball (1); Volleyball (1); Wayfarers (2); Encounters Trio (2); Resident Council — R.A. (2), Hostess (1), Counselor (1). Chuck McDowell Christian Education Psalm 107:8 Class Chaplain (1); North American Prayer Band Leader (1) ; Lordsmen (2); Watchmen (2); Soccer (4); Choir (2) ; Student Council — Representative (1), Vice President (1); Social Committee Chairman (1); Summer Missionary (1); European Prayer Band Leader ( Yi ). Cherlynn Mastrangelo Missions James 5:16 100 — SENIORS Joseph Corbin Mauk Pastoral Studies Psalm 70:4 Student Council Treasurer (1) Ken Miller Pastoral Studies Titus 2:13 Scroll (1); Student-Faculty Court (1) Edward J. Mooney Missions Philippians 3:10 Soccer (4); Basketball (3); Scroll Staff (1). John Moore Christian Education Proverbs 3:5-6 Student Council (1); Choir (4); Calvarymen (2) Watchmen (2). Carol Lynn Palmateer Christian Education Ephesians 3:20-21 Hockey (1); Cheerleader (1); Summer Missionary (1); Student Council (1); Residence Council — Hostess (2), Secretary (1), R.A. (1). Ruth Annabelle Park Christian Education Romans 8:28 S.M.F. Council (2) — Prayer Band Secretary (2); Social Committee (1); Residence Council — Hostess (1), R.A ( 1 ). SENIORS — 101 Marvin Powers Missions Philippians 4:13 Class President (1); Scroll Staff (2); Commuter’s Film Committee (1). Wayne Rapp Missions James 4:8-10 Darlene Rimer Missions Isaiah 6:8 Yearbook — Staff (2), Business Manager (1); S.M.F. Council — Prayer Band Secretary (1), Treasurer (1); Hockey Team (3); Student Council (2); Choir (Vi); Freshman Ensemble (Vi); Mixed Quartet (Vi); Summer Missionary (1). Brenda Joy Robinson Christian Education Philippians 2:13 Choir (3); Student Council (2); Basketball (1). Harry Joseph Perkins Pastoral Studies Psalm 27:4 Choir (1). Linda Patrick Church Music Colossians 3:16-17 Choir (4); Cheerleader (2); Summer Missionary (!)• 102 — SENIORS Timothy Robinson Missions Job 17:1 Class Treasurer (1); S.M.F. Council — Prayer Band Leader (1), President (2); Soccer (2); Student Council (2); Student Council Treasurer (1); Class Vice President 0). Marian Rodgers Missions Psalm 16:11 Choir (2); Social Committee (1). Jerry Rogers Missions Proverbs 3:5-6 Class President (1); Class Vice President (1); Quartet (1) ; Social Committee (1); Residence Council — R.A (2) , Vice President (1); Yearbook Photographer (1). Cynthia L. Sechnst Missions Isaiah 24:6 Class Treasurer (1). Michael Shambora Jr. Pastoral Studies I Samuel 12:24 Softball (1); Basketball (1); Soccer (3); S.A.A. Vice President (2); Social Committee (2); Residence Council — Counselor (1); Student Council (1); Class Chaplain ( 1 ). James R. Smith Jr. Christian Education Hebrews 13:5 Alumni Award (1). SENIORS — 103 Kenneth Wenger Pastoral Studies Colossians 3:1-2 Vice President of Pastoral Interest Fellowship (1). Linda K. Yohn Christian Education Psalm 37:4-5 Choir (2); Residence Council — Counselor (1), R.A. (2); Class Secretary (3); Summer Missionary (1). 104 — SENIORS Barbara VanValkenburg Christian Education Philippians 4:13 Basketball (1); Hockey (2); Scroll Staff (1); Yearbook (2); Prayer Band Secretary (1). Kenneth B. Snyder Pastoral Studies Catherine Wampler Missions Philippians 4:6-7 Scroll Staff (1); Prayer Band Secretary (1); Semiformal Court (1);S.M.F. Council (1). A. Thomas Weaver Missions Psalm 34:3 SENIORS — 105 Ellis E. Yunkin Jr. Pastoral Studies I Peter 5:7 Soccer (4); Captain (3); S.A.A. Vice President (1); Choir (2); Chaplain (1); Student Council (3). Larry Toner Pastoral Studies Psalms 145:3 Soccer (3); Basketball (2); S.A.A. Vice President (1); Assistant Soccer Coach (1). fWM Reynold Grove Richard Hall ' Robin Harchak Karen Kessler Cinda Henry Dean Mellen JUNIORS — 109 Holly Kennedy Linda Matlack Fred Huber Gerald Kombau i Joel Harmon Susan Hodel Annette Hutton Donna Holman Charles McGinnis Wilson Long Tanna Heffleger Mary Love Bernard Miller James Post Mark Moyer Bruce Murray Dan Reeder James Richards Angela Signorotti Thomas Supplee Cathy Wampler Carl Swarr Sherry Wanner Joy Tettemer Nancy Williams George Theiss Ronald Wilson Kenneth Ross David Stoltzfus Linda Turner Karen Yohn 110—JUNIORS Qophomores Albion Buckingham Sharon Fabrizio Barbara Bussc Greg Feldi Anthony Badger Norman Bailey Donald Blakeslee Lee Davis Roy Frampton OFFICERS: Left to right: David Muchmore — Chaplain, Prof. Baker — Advisor, Paul Lewandowski — President, Stephan Harter — Vice-President, Darlene Rice — Secretary, Mary Henrikson — Treasurer. Ruth Ackroyd Russell Brown Janet DeSilva David Anderson • Ronald Buchanan Ken Dotterman 112 Hal Fried John Grusendorf Joyce Herrmann Lois Kettleson Toby Kreider Jacqueline Gantz Carolyn Gwyn Bradley King Joan Hickman Patricia Gerber Stephan Harter Charles Hodges Susan Leach Philip McCane Priscilla Ginolfi Jeff Heindel James Hunter Ray Ginolfi Timothy Herr Ronald Jaggcrs SOPHOMORES — 113 John Matlack David Muchmore Robert Muchling Rebecca Riggins Laurie Warburton Steven Riggs Teresa Weaver Marian Nuzzi Dianne Peterson Linda Pettit Priscilla Sands Vicki Wentz Kathi Owen Janet Peterson 114 —SOPHOMORES JD.J i James Lambert John Lutz 118—FRESHMEN Paul Kauffman Ted Krug Robert Landis Carl Martin Gaye-Lynn Kline Ray Laborde Sandra Larrisey Rodney McCowan Thermilus Joseph Scott Koeppen Barbara Jones Ruth Jones Judy McCue Timothy Jackson rtfo £ - si Donna Lewis Deborah McFarland Warren Logan Harry Simione David Smock James Smock William Schall Diane Snyder Robert Rineer Stephanie Schaeffer Karen Rodgers Frank Motley Lydia Pisarchuk Lois Sherman Colleen Osborn Donna Reed Carla Pietropaulo LuAnn Quillen FRESHMEN — 119 1 Ilene Snyder Laoma Tarr Nancy Vogel Deborah Woehr 120 — FRF.SHMHN James Sundheimer Bev VanValkenburg Sandra Walker Timothy Worley Polly Warden Patricia Wright Karli Weitzel William Ziegler Jo Ellen Zumbrun 122 One-Year Concentrated Bible And Special Students OFFICERS: Left to right: Dr. Thomas Figart — Advisor; Kermit Smith — President; Hope Baldwin — Vice-President; Linda Scheffel — Secretary; Richard Burd — Treasurer. Jana Atwell Janice Aungst Hope Baldwin Susan Bryant David Decker Lynn Francis Eugene Horst Robert Johns Clarence Kiehl Daniel Long James Mayer Niki Pappas Daniel Pinkham Timothy Pollock Walter Schoenly Elizabeth Whitenack Sandra Williams Rebecca Francis Marilyn Keener Steven Weaver Catherine Williams Jerry Evans Ramona Haneman Jane Koch Deborah Herr Thomas Koch Evelyn Herr Janice Lambert Dennis Ibach Peggy Long CBC AND SPECIAL — 123 Naomi Siegrist Sandra Rowett Linda Scheffel Coletta Shope Dianne Shope Linda Weidman Tina White Linda Wikman B S: Cathy Vanderpool 124 —SPECIAL Linda Rodgers Ronnie Workman Luke Martin Michael Phillips Kathleen Rodgers 125 Chapel time at LBC is a high point of the day. It is a time of expanding our horizons, and of praising, singing, learning, and sharing. O come, let us together learn of Him, Let us praise, worship, and adore Him.” Pastoral Interest Fellowship OFFICERS: Kenneth Good — President, Prof. Gibson — Advisor, Kenneth Wenger — Vice- President. Scroll Staff OFFICERS: Left to right: 1st row: Dave Jones — Treasurer, Jim Post — Acting Editor, Stan Winder — Editorial Editor. 2nd row: Linda Geiger — Typist, Donna Holman — News Editor, Janet Peterson — Feature Editor, Maggie Benson — Typist. Student Athletic Association OFFICERS: Left to right: Joan Hickman — Secretary, Sandra Love — Treasurer, Tom Supplee — Vice-President of Intercollegiate Sports, Dennis Williams — Vice-President of Intramural Sports, Tom Davis — President. 129 Resident Affairs Council We deeply appreciate the work of our Resi¬ dent Affairs Council with Dean Lauffer, Dean Hart, the Coun¬ selors and the Resi¬ dence Assistants (R.A.’s). Thanks for a job well done. Seated: first row: Mary Love, Linda Matlack, Kathy Allen. Seated: second row: Carol Palmateer, Brenda Gardner, Ruth Park, Gaye-Lynn Kline, Joyce Herrmann, Cinda Henry, Linda Yohn, Hope Baldwin, Tim Heijermans, Denny Williams. Standing: Dave Gable, Mike Shambora, Dave Jones, and Tom Davis. 130 - if v ' :®k m Left to right: first row: Janet DeSilva, Amy Gipc. Second row: Janet Peterson, Carla Pietropaulo, Susan Bryant. Third row: Patricia Gerber, Annette Hutton, Marian Nuzzi. Cheerleaders are necessary in developing spirit” at a college. It is the cheerleaders who set the enthusiastic tone; it is the cheerleaders whose love for their teams is seen on their faces; it is the cheerleaders who keep team morale at a peak . . . and our cheerleaders are no exception! 131 Student Council And Social Committee The governing body of our students, whether involved in their business affairs, breakfast meetings, student contact, or social planning, is recog¬ nized as a distinguished group. Their superior leadership during the college year stimulates the emulation of t heir fellow devotees. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Left to right: seated: Janet Peterson, Nikoletta Pappas, Susan Hodel, Marian Rodgers, Colleen Osborn. Standing: Ronald Buchann, Timothy Pollock, Timothy Worley, Kenneth Ross, Timothy Heijermans, Chairman. STUDENT COUNCIL: Left to right: Linda Matlack, Secretary; Karen Yohn, Stephen Jackson, Karen Kessler, Sharon Brubaker, Carla Pietropaulo, Robert Landis, Dean Urey, Advisor; Ronald Wilson, President; David Gable, Charles McDowell, Timothy Robinson, Janet Peterson, David Decker, Carol Palmateer, Brenda Robinson, Joseph Mauk, Treasurer, Timothy Heijermans, Vice President 132 133 The Student Council Social Committee plans varied activities for the LBC stu¬ dents — an arts festival, a trip to Long- wood Gardens, an ice skating party — each one combining with the other to give a panoramic view of the beauty and opportunities available in our world. ■ Student Missionary Fellowship SMF COUNCIL OFFICERS: Left to right: 1st row: Dave Stoltzfus — President; Stephen Jackson, Vice-President; Linda Geiger — Secretary; Darlene Rimer — Treasurer; Council Members. 2nd row: Karen Yohn, Sharon Fabrizio, Joy Posey, Deborah Feathers, Tanna Heffleger, Brenda Gardner. 3rd row: Ed Frampton, Ron Jaggers, Dave Muchmore, Jim Richards, Chuck McDowell. Fill all my vision ...” This is what SMF is all about. It involves not only looking at a person, or at a country, but at a world, a world that is in need of Christ. 136 Left to right: first row: Linda Fisher, editor, Susan Leach, assistant editor, Patty Gerber, Patty Wright, Ruth Ackroyd, Miss Uhler, advisor. Second row: Robin Harchak, Carolyn Gwyn, Sue Humphries, Debbie Feathers, Skip Moyer. Third row: Rick Hall, business manager, Darlene Rice, Vickie Wentz, Kathy Rodgers, Darlene Rimer, and Sandy Love. 138 139 ICHTHU8 The makings of a yearbook . . . snapping pictures, doing layout, writing copy, typing, proof-reading, consulting with the advisor, meeting deadlines, managing money . . . It is a challenging but rewarding enterprise The ICHTHUS staff would like to thank some very special people for their part in creating the 1974 yearbook: Miss Margaret Uhler (top right) Mr. Everett Newswanger (center) Mr. Paul Sebastian (bottom left) Mr. Donald Ekhert (bottom right) 140 ♦ t AY ISi THE BCE OF lANCfcY fesiDSoM |M AFFECTCNATT MEMORY 4 -fce SENIOR CLASS 1974 . 4- 0 -p r«S--s rTt« h= —the- K?« S. crl ?-nt V -Suri Co’- ' v C CALVARY FELLOWSHIP HOMES 502 Elizabeth Drive, Lancaster Pennsylvania 17601 Phone:(717)393-0711 Retirement living in a Christian atmosphere — rooms and cottages designed for dignified and gracious living, surrounded by Christian love and care for the aging. BRUNSWICK LANCASTER LANES 1266 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601 DONECKER ' S APPAREL SHOP 409 North State Street, Ephrata, Pennsylvania The Store women love to discover. GARDEN SPOTS GIFTS INC. 2007 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601 JOHN F. GERLACH CO. 1350 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Phone:(717)569 0408 Supplier of CITGO Products MYER ' S METERED GAS SERVICE, INC. R.D. 3, Manheim, Pennsylvania 17545 NOAH N. MARTIN Intercourse, Pennsylvania Phone: (717) 768-3531 Plumbing, Heating, and Antiques REIFSNYDER ' S PIANOS AND ORGANS I South Queen Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 141 Welcome Students VERNON MARTIN ASSOCIATES, INC. 1812 Hempstead Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601 Phone:(717)397-7464 The Sign of quality in Offset Printing, Color Web Press, Full- Color Printing and Color Separations, Photo Reproductions, and IBM Composer Type Service. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH South Kinzer Avenue New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 Phone:(717)354-9229 CAPITAL BIBLE SEMINARY 651 I Princess Garden Parkway Lanham, Maryland 20801 Phone:(301)552-1400 Build on your Bible College Education — MASTER OF ARTS degree in one year. MASTER ' S in Theology in three years. 142 RALPH ' S HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 327 East Main Street New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 Phone:(717)354-5214 Cameras, Projectors, Films, and Supplies, Viewmaster Reels, Developing and Printing, Tape Recorders and Recording Supplies. II Timothy 2:15 143 GOP deserves the vet y best ... in service ... m servants l Is HE speaking to YOU2 • Unprecedented Opportunities Today • We are looking for representatives to serve the Lord at home and abroad. WRITE TODA Y: GLOBAL OUTREACH INCORPORAT ED U.S.A. Box 711, Buffalo, N.Y. 14240 Canada Box 654, London, Ontario N6A4Y4 o ££ into all tfje toorlb ...” jlllt. 16-15 JBlesstng tfje cfjurcf) at borne tofjile builbing tfjt cfjurcj) abroab. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 1899 Marietta Avenue Lancaster, Pennsylvania Phone: (717) 394-6991 We cordially invite students of Lancaster Bible College to share our Bible-teaching ministry. Our aim — Holding forth the Word of Life (Philippians 2:16). In Memoriam GEORGE D. CARROLL Ephesians 1:7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace. THE CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR OF SHILOH Rev. David W. Haines, Pastor Mr. Donald C. Wagner, Assistant 7 Carlisle Court, York, Pennsylvania I 7404 Phone:764-9018 Our ministry is to exalt the Saviour, edify the saints, expound the Scriptures, and evangelize sinners. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH Pastor Ronald Gibson Donegal Heights, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Phone: (71 7) 653-5857 Serving the Savior in Simplicity and Sincerity. Services: Sunday Bible School, 9:15 a.m. Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship, 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. t ress toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of (?od in Christ lesu $ 4 pH ; •. H 145 SO I 5AIP, UOOK, YOU ' RE fJOT TtLLlK) S| ME ANYTHING. I KNOU- 1 HALF THE lUORLp’S NEGLECTED. I KrOoyu PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING. I KWW THEY ' RE LOST BIT ItfHAT CAKJ J_ VO AfeOUT IT? 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R.D. 2, Conestoga Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 17516 Phone:872-5461 Studio By The Bridge The sentimental background to start your relaxed lifestyle wedding album with our professional unposed feeling A substantial gift certificate good on our finest hand made wedding albums and photographs is offered to each couple where one or both persons have pur¬ chased senior or engagement portraits from us. Your Senior Portrait Photographer Everett R. Newswanger With Studios At 1028 Penn Grant Rd Lancaster, Pa 17602 Phone 394-4219 or 464 2221 C. B. HOOBER AND SONS Intercourse, Pennsylva nia 17534 MARTIN ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC. 140 Orange Street, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 17022 EARLSAUDER, INC. I 13 Railroad Avenue, New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 Phone:(717)354-0861 Feed — Grain — Fuel TRAILOR VILLAGE, INC. 2801 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania WATER STREET RESCUE MISSION 210-230 South Prince Street, Lancaster, Pennyslvania JACOB B. HABECKER, INC. NEW HOLLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS, 177 Bank Street, Landisville, Pa. 17538 INC. Phone:(717)392-3417 Contractor and Builder — Home building is our speciality. New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 LITIT7 BOOKSTORE 49 East Main Street, Lititz, Pennsylvania I 7543 Phone: 626-7755 Complete line of furniture and office supplies, typewriters, stationery, greeting cards, adding machines, fountain pens — Retail — Wholesale. BRIDAL SHOP 23 East Walnut Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania DENLINGER ' S INC. L. J. Denlinger Paradise, Pennsylvania 17562 Phone: 68-8244 Components, Millwork, Design, Drafting, Lumber, Roof Trusses For every house is built by some man, but he that built all things is God. (Hebrews 3:4). 148 LANCASTER BIBLE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 901 Eden Road, Lancaster, Penna. 17601 Phone: (717) 569-371 I Excellent assortment of Bibles, Bible-study aides, and other fine Christian books available. Free Parking — Open to the Public Special Concentrated Bible Students Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields; for they are white already to harvest. John 4 : 35 ADMINISTRATION CORPORATION Dr. Jerry Baldwin FACULTY AND STAFF Dean and Mrs. W. Sherrill Babb Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bitler, Jr. Priscilla Bucher Barbara L. Denlinger Dr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Figart Dean Hart Dr. and Mrs. Stuart E. Lease Barry and Evelyn Packard Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Tompkins Margaret E. Uhler Miss Doris F. Ulrich STUDENTS AND FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Orie C. Grove Oscar H. Hirt Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Amos G. Ranck Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Weaver ALUMNI Carol Sue Derstine (1971) Pat Durco (1971) Toni Kosavich (1973) Pastor and Mrs. George Lease (1952) Barbara Schiro (1969) Barbara Van Valkenburg (1972) A friend in Christ Keep Truckin! — Chuck McDowell Rebo and Baha really mean it! Akron Restaurant LBC, God ' s will for my life. Bob Rineer Rice-a-Roni and Polly Wolly All around Cowboy 1985 — Dave Martin Linda and Robin Beveridge . . . SOS Rev. and Mrs. Howard Rimer Aunt Jane Linda Kay Yohn and Sandy Kay Love Ro bin, M-Reme Ou . . . Ampil, Ampil Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baisley Making it in Bird-in-Hand Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Ross (Gen. 2:24) Big Bird Martin ' s Chicks Calvin L. Snyder Brenda Robinson — Maggie Benson May Your Faith Shine Forth! Spirit Squad — go, Fight, WIN! Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown Charles E. McGinnis Super Goober and Spunky Brownstown Restaurant Ontario Bible Conference Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Williams Cowboy Out to Lunch forever! Diane, Eugene, Denny Williams Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gerber Drucky and Pam Deborah Ann Uhler Groovy Grover says, Go Chargers, WIN! Penny, Dave and Hermit June L. Uhler Happy and Joyful Lee, Inc. Pierre LaFoot and Dingbat Pastor and Mrs. Edward T. Uhler Mr. and Mrs. John E. Haviland Janice, Joy and Linda: Where ' s Rhonda? Praise the Lord, the Yearbook is done! LF. Wenger ' s Restaurant 149 Acknowledgements I would like to say Thanks a million” to: Miss Uhler, for being a fantastic and patient advisor; Robin Harchak, for taking charge of photography first semester and doing a great job of snapping candids; Dave Muchmore, for taking charge of photography second semester and taking those last minute shots;” Rick Hall, for being an economically- minded Business Manager; Charlie Hodges, for a profes¬ sional perfectionist’s” job on proof-reading; Kathy Rodg¬ ers, for being ever faithful” to help with layout, hour upon hour; Carolyn Gwyn, Sue Humphreys, and Barb Busse, for literary work; Darken Rimer and Debbie Feath¬ ers, for a job well done in the typing department; Patty Wright, Barb Busse, and Coletta Shope, who were always volunteering to do what needed to be done; Sue Leach, for being assistant editor; Mr. Edward Patrick, our Taylor Rep¬ resentative; and all the other staff members who have helped to complete the 1974 ICHTHUS. Memories. . . A NEW FAMILY. . .growing; A NEW LIFE . . . becoming more abundant; A NEW RELATIONSHIP . . . deepening in Christ’s love; A NEW NAME . . . becoming familiar; A NEW SONG . . . resulting in praise to our God. The 1974 ICHTHUS has tried to capture these memories and many more with the aim of glorifying JESUS CHRIST, GOD’S SON, OUR SAVIOUR. In Christ’s love, Linda Fisher, Editor