Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

i|lfMI l ' uS]?l ' tlM,y,r BLICLIBRARV : 3 183301769 6128 1  KI , GENEALOGY 977.202 NS4C0, ti 1958 tV }a - t jj - a r — 1 1 • B ' m m3 kfil .r - ' — - ; ' yr The 1958 Aurora Staff Presents Aurora Manchester College North Manchester, Indiana The Aurora Views Manchester College From the Tower Personalities Pages 20 - 81 Events Pages 82 - 99 Organizations Pages 100 - 143 Athletics Pages 144 — 166 Ill Hope The SHffiM .- freshmen take their place Praise We lift our voices in praise Brotherhood We live together in dornis y irt ,  ' % j-fti K-t ' l .1. iJ?,y ■ iSte Love Some 7 i m rvLTj ' V ; ' :VK ' s - v- ' .♦ r W • ac ' -Aii ' 8 - ■r st,,.- ' ' ■:%.-■„ find their life companions Watchfulness We watch the play intently Devotion We I feel the presence of God Jffj. The student prepares for life The campus at rest ft f I Pi 1 [ 1 r ••■ President Helman President A. Blair Helman graduated from Bethany Biblical Institute in 1944. He attended Illinois Institute of Technology, and graduated Magna Cum Laude from McPherson College where he was president of the student body and editor of the college paper. After earning his A.B. Degree at McPherson, President Helman went on to be awarded his M.A. from the University of Kansas where he is completing his doctoral dissertation. President Helman has served the faculties of Ottawa University, University of Kansas, and Friends University. Acting as Dean of the Kansas Institute of International Relations, Trustee of McPherson College and the Kansas Foundation of Private Colleges and Universities, Inc., President Helman has further aided the field of education. 22 Spending an evening at home comes so seldom to Presi- dent Helman that a meal with his family becomes quite an occasion. Seated at the table are President and Mrs. Helman with Harriet Ann, nine, affectionately called Bunny, and Patricia Dawn, five. More often President Helman is seen in attendance at auspicious occasions. Banquets are only one example of such activities. DEAN of the COM Dean Garver Graduating from Manchester in 1933, Dr. Earl S. Garver con- tinued his studies at Harvard University and the University of Chi- cago receiving his Ph.D. Degree from Yale University in 1943. He returned to his Alma Mater, Manchester, as head of the economics department. Dean Garver is known for his support and participation in religious, educational, and economic organiaztions. Equally recog- nized is his sincere interest in youth. Students find it easy to discuss their thoughts and problems with Dr. Garver who has a genuine desire to serve. 24 Miss Gertrude Wiebe, Dean of Women, grad- uated from Wheaton College and received her M.R.E. Degree from the Biblical Seminary in New York. She was awarded her M.A. Degree from Columbia University. Miss Wiebe has a warm interest in each Manchester student and takes time from her busy schedule to talk to anyone having a concern. Dean Wiebe makes a willing and enthusiastic member of many campus activities. Dean Wiebe Dean Bollinger A graduate of Manchester College, Dr. R. V. Bollinger continued his studies at the University of Wisconsin where he received his M.A. and Ph.D. Degrees. After serving on the faculty of Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio, he returned to Manchester. Dean Bollinger is one of the first personalities with whom a Manchester neophyte becomes acquainted. A cheerful smile and a keen sense of humor enhance his versatile endeavors. Business Manager Mr. David B. Yeatter, Business Manager and Treasurer of Manchester College, received his training from Pennsylvania State College, Beth- any Biblical Seminary, University of Chicago, and the College of Business Management at the University of Omaha. He has served at Bethany and also in several banks in Pennsylvania. Mr. Yeatter manages the funds and investments of the college. His cheerful greeting betokens a vibrant personality typical of Manchester ' s spirit. Director of Admissions Paul S. Bowman, Director of Admissions, is a graduate of Dayton Junior College, Morris Har- vey College in Charleston, West Virginia, and Bethany Training School. He received a B.S. degree from Manchester College in 1946, and his B.D. degree from Bethany Biblical Seminary in 1950. Mr. Bowman served as pastor of the Pleas- ant View Church of the Brethren for two years, and became Director of Admissions at Manchester College in 1950. Traveling is a special pleasure to Mr. Bowman who has been in all the 48 states and Canada. 26 Robert M. Stauffer, Eldo Hendricks, Evan Kinsley, Albert Harshbarger, Clair Throne, Edith Dresher, A. Blair Helman, Moyne Landis, H. Arthur Whisler, Noble R. Miller, Robert Beerj ' , Orville No£Fsinger, Richard H. Bigler. Not pictured: Norman B. Wine, Ray Petersime. Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees consists of selected rep- resentatives from nine church districts which support the college and of other members nomi- nated by the Board. The responsibility of this Board is to see that the purposes of the college are being fulfilled by determining policy and seeing that these policies are carried out. Administrative Committee The Administrative Committee is responsible for the major phases of promotion and adminis- tration. It considers internal policy and discipline problems, and serves in keeping good relations between the college and the public. Maxine Domer, R. V. Bollinger, Howard A. Book, A. Blair Helman, Gertrude Wiebe, Earl S. Garver, Carl W. Holl, David B. Yeatter. Esther M. Ashley B.S., M.A. Education John J. Baldwin A.B., M.A. Dramatics John K. Baumgait B.S., M.A. Mathematics Howard A. Book B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Education Eldon R. Burke B.A., M.A., Ph.D. History Ruth Coblentz B.A., B.S. Library Science Fred R. Conkling B.A., M.A. English Irma A. Dare B.A., M.A. Home Economics R. Gary Deavel B.S., M.M. Music Martina Dejong B.A., B.Mus., M.Mus. Piano and Theory Maxine R. Domer B.S. History and Registrar John E. Dotterer B.A., M.A. Mathematics William Eberly B.A., M.A. Biology T. Quentin Evans B.A., B.D., M.A. Sociology Doris B. Garey B.A., Ph.D. English 0OOOOOOO O O O ttk O O Q I o m ' ■ ' I o Thurmyle Gosnell Paul Halladay Lloyd M. Hoff B.S., M.S. B.A., B.Mus., M.Mus. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Library Science Music English Carl W. HoU Clyde W. Holsinger Dorothy W. Johnson B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D. B.S., M.Mus., Ph.D. B.Ed., M.A. Chemistry Music Secretarial Subjects C. Ray Keim B.A., MA., Ph.D. History and Political Science Paul W. Keller B.A., PhJM., Ph.D. Speech Armina Kolmer B.S. Home Economics and Dietition Nettie N. Leasure Orrel E. Little Jean Loveland B.S., M.A., Ph.D. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. Education English Physical Education for Women Ercell V. Lynn David C. McCormick Neal R. Merritt B.S., M.R.E., Ed.D. B.Mus., M.Mus. B.S ., B.A., M.A. Religion Music History Robert H. Miller B.A., D.D., M.A., B.D. Religion Charles S. Morris B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Physics Gladdys E. Muir B.A., M.A., D.Litt., LL.D. History and Peace Studies J. William Sayers a.S., M.S. Business Administration William Schuhle BjV, ma, PhD. Political Science William Seifrit A.B., MA. Speech lice M. Senseman Genita Speicher BA. B.M., M.M. Physical Education Stinebaugh S 1 P ' °° B.Mus., B.A., M.M. Violin, Viola and Music Theory Opal D. Stech B.S., M.A. Home Economics Howard N. Uhrig B.S., M.S. Education J. Roy Valencourt B.A., B.D., PhD. Religion Psychology John R. Walton Eldred A. Weddle Harry R. Weimer B.S., M.S. B.S. BA, M.Sc, PhD. Physical Education Physical Education Chemistry Claude Wolfe June Wolfe BA., B.D., M.A. B.A. Physical Education Spanish 34 In Recognition Professor Emeritus A. R. Eikenberry President Emeritus Vernon F. Schwalm The rank of President Emeritus has been granted to former President Vernon F. Schwalm; and Professor of Psychology, Emeritus, to former Professor A. R. Eikenberry. Dr. Schwalm was President of Manchester Col- lege for 15 years. He had also served as professor of history and as Dean of the College. Professor Eikenberry was a member of the col- lege faculty for 39 years. In addition to his teaching duties, he was Dean of Men from 1938 to 1946. The college community is deeply grateful for the many years of loyal service given by these two outstanding figures in Manchester ' s history. Administrative Stajff Cecil Burke Oakwood Ada Deeter Oakwood Anna Dunbar Bookstore Elearnor Frantz Secretary Dale Kessler Bldg. and Grounds Joyce Leckrone Library Herman Martin Night Watchman O. W. Neher Maintenance Robert Nelson Publicity Bernice Scwartz Nurse Student Houseparents Roddey and Elaine Rodkey Gardner Jan and Roma Jo Thompson Calvin Ulrey Pat and Roger Weimer and Kathy Ida Winger John and Connie Ho£Fman L. D. Ikenberry Janet and Gene Stocksdale Bollinger mt V.v Janet Hershberger, Janet West, Al Bohnstedt Who ' s Who Nineteen seniors were selected by Manchester to represent the college in the 1958 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. These students were se- lected on the basis of scholarship, ability, extra- curricular activities, citizenship, and relationships with others. Romelle Swigart, Mark Murphy, Carol Hiller ifiiiinfiiffliiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiliirl Kay Barnhart, Max Snider, Elaine Rodkey, Roddy Rodkey. Class of 1958 As the senior class of 1958 look back at the campus for the last time as students, they are filled with the memories of the activities of the past year — the climax of their life at Manchester. Their pride in being the largest graduating class in Man- chester ' s history is swelled by the capture of the bat at Camp Mack for the third year in succession, and the selection of 19 students to represent their class in the Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Ditch Day, student teaching, the Junior-Senior reception, and Senior Recognition Day, topped with Baccalaureate and Commencement, all went into the making of one great year. Serving as officers for the year were Max Snider, Roddy Rodkey, Elaine Rodkey, and Kay Barnhart, with the help of Dr. Orpurt, the faculty advisor. Diploma in hand, the seniors take their places as fresh- men on the Road of Life, stepping forward to challenge the world. 40 ■M Audley Bailey B.S., Sociology Feme Baldwin B.S., Religion and Philosophy Elaine Bandelier B.S., Elementary Education C. Kay Barnhart B.S., Elementary Education Tamah Barnhart B.S., Home Economics Richard Beam B.S., Secondary Education John Begerow B.S., Secondary Education Vernon Belser B.S., Secondary Education Merial Benedict B.S., Elementary Education Ledford Benton B.S., Secondary Education Sara Blanchard B.S., Secondary Education Albert Bohnstedt B.S., Elementary Education -« ' p ' r • Robert Bowen B.A., Business Peg Bowser B.S., Secondary Education Phyllis Brenneman B.S., Elementary Education Janice Briner B.S Elementary Education Elizabeth Bruckhart B.A., Psychology Clara Buchanan B.S., Music Education Nancy Buchanan B.S., Elementary Education Paul Burton B.S., Secondary Education L. Dean Burket B.S., Business Ralph Bushong B.S., Secondary Education Richard Butt B.S., Secondary Education Elliott Chamberlain BA., Physics Robert Chaney BJl., Chemistry Dave Cheal B.S., Secondary Education Charles Cochran BA Psychology Wetzel Collins B.S., Secondary Education- I? Lowell Cook B.S., Secondary Educatioa Duane Conrad B.S., Secondary Education Lois Cosner B.S., Elementary Education Nancy Cottingham B.S., Elementary Education Mary Lou DeLong B.S., Elementary Education Willard Dulabaum BjV., Religion and Philosophy Alberta Deniinger B.S., Secondary Education Ruth Dunn B.S., Music Education Janice Dickie BA., Secondary Education Carolyn Durkes B.S Secondary Education Wendell Dilling B.A., Chemistry Gayle Durnbaugh BA Secondary Education Robert Durnbaugh B.S., Secondary Education Ann Eberly B.S., Secondary Education John David Eberly B.S., Secondary Education J. Ross Eshleman BA Sociology Gary Faudree B ., Secondary Education Emerson Fike B.S Religion and Philosophy Julia Findley B.S Elementary Education i Beverly Foster Neal Franks B.S., Elementary Education BA., Chemistry Carol Kay Friedley B.S., Secondary Education Doris Funderberg B.S Elementary Education Jo Ellen Gerdes BA Secondary Education Larry Gilmer B.S Secondary Education Don Godlevski B.S Music Eduaction S Karen Good B Secondary Education Elizabeth Haney B.S Secondary Education Wesley Hansen B.S., Elementary Education Dana Hartong B.S., Secondary Education Shirley Hathaway BA. English John Hemphill B.S., Secondary Education Betty Helstern B.S., Elementary Education Charlotte Hiatt BS., Secondary Education Waiiam Hiatt B.S., Business Carol Hiller B-A., Sociology John Hoffman B.S., Secondary Education Lois Holloway B.S, Elementary Education Betty Hoover B.S., Religion and Philosophy, Sociology Beverly Hoover B.S., Elementary Education Jane Ann Hullinger B.S Elementary Education Troy Ingram B.S., Secondary Education Ik. John Jackson B.S., Mathematics Daniel Joseph B.A., Chemistry Bobb Keaffaber B.S., Music Education Jim Kinnison B.S., Secondary Education Maude Klingaman B.S., Elementary Educatiool Mary Gene Kost B.S., Elementary Education Mary Kostielney B.S Secondary Education Merle Kuns B.S Secondary Education W_. Donald Lambdin BA., Biology m Richard Landis B.S., Secondary Education John LaRue B.A., Chemistry CC Wilmer Lehman B.S., Music Education Margaret Lindower B.S., Music Education Donald Livengood B.A., History Doris Luey B.S., Secondary Education Earl Marquis B.S., Physics James D. Masterson B.A., Chemistry Keith Mathias B.S., Secondary Education M. Kathleen McClung B.S., Elementary Education Thomas McGraw B.S Business Jan Melvin B , Foreign Languages D. Carol Merrow B.S., Elementary Education Richard Metzger B.S., Elementary Education Wanda Miller B.S., Secondary Education Eileen B. Murray B.S., Secondary Education Ralph Naragon B.S., Business Janis Moore B.S., Elementary Education Phyllis Mort B.S., Elementary Education Mark Murphy B.S., Secondary Education Barbara Myers B.A., Secondary Education Ramona Naragon B.S., Elementary Education Beverly Myers B.S., Elementary Education Dale Neher B.S., Elementary Education George Olson B.S., Secondary Education Mary Ann Oren B.S., Elementary Education Marcella Parker B.S., Music Education Marion Petry B.A., Religion and Philosophy Gus Pierson B.S., Secondary Education Philip Pratt B.S., Secondary Education Rex Price B.S., Secondary Education John Racop B.S., Secondary Education Louella Rasor B.S., Music Education Eleanore Reisinger B.S., Secondary Education James Rhoade B J ., Business Ruby Rhodes B.S., Secondary Education Joan Rinehart B.A., Secondary Education Patricia Ringeriberg B.S Secondary Education Dorothy Robe B.S., Elementary Education Elaine Rodkey B.S., Secondary Education n - 1 Roderick Rodkey B.S., Secondary Education Nancy Roe B.S., Elementary Education Richard Rondeau B.S., Secondary Education Dale Rummel B.A., Religion and Philosophy jl0 K Maurice Sixbey B.A., Chemistry Thomas Smith E.S., Secondary Education Max Snider B JV Secondary Education George Steele B.S., Music Education 1 p ' TjiJlj TJi H « Jm 1 B HP ,y 1 Wk «?■ - Delores Stinebeck B.S., Elementary Education Eugene Stocksdale B.S., Secondary Education Janet Stocksdale B.S, Music Education Ronald Stork B.S., Secondary Education Edna Mae Ulmer B.S., Elementary Education Douglas Vanator BA., Secondary Education Patricia Vanator B.S., Elementary Education Marlene Van Dyke B.S., Music Education June Wenger B.A., Psychology Janet West B.S Elementary Education Conrad Wetzel B.A., Science Richard Whistler B.S., Secondary Education ■ ' W M m -■ 1 1 M- Mike Yoder B.S., Secondary Education Daryl Yost B.S., Secondary Education Clyde Zeek B.S., Secondary Education Seniors Not Pictured Dan Anglin B.S., Secondary Education ' . i Margaret Zeek B.S., Secondary Education Wilma Smith B.S., Secondary Education Jean Neher B.S., Secondary Education Larry Peterson B.S., Chemistry Edward Pinder B.S., Secondary Education 53 Don Hardman, Gary Foltz, Lois Harshbarger, Dave Fike. Class of 1959 A fine spirit, responsible leadership, and high scholastic ability are all characteristic of the junior class. Still another year has been jotted down in their memories as the best yet. Their attempts to down the seniors on Ditch day in the winter turned to efforts to express their respect and admiration at the Junior-Senior Reception in the spring. Personalities, too, have made their showing. In addition to the Aurora editor and the fall-term editor of the Oak Leaves, the Queen of the May was also chosen from their number, along with the Maid of Honor. OflScers of the class were president Don Hardman, vice presi- dent Dave Fike, secretary Lois Harshbarger, and treasurer Gary Foltz. Professor Niswan ' der served as class sponsor. With a successful past and a promising future, the juniors are eagerly anti- cipating their new role as seniors in the fall. 54 J iM Ron Anderson Charles Barnum Janet Ball Paul Basehore Howard Ballinger Gresham Bearss Agnes Barefoot Janet Beeghley Sally Beer Mary Bitting Janet Brand Dwight Beery Fred Bloom Robert Brantner Alan Belcher Anita Bollinger Rosanna Briegel n p .n Thomas Benner Charles Boyer Philip Brown O 1 Anita Buchwalter Jo Ann Clingenpeel Jerry Deeter Rosalind Buck Joan Coffing Norven Deeter Bob Burt Mel Coy Marilyn Dempsey Dean Burton Shirley Cree Ardon Denlinger Nancy Dotson Norm Downing Oliver England Dave Fike Morris Firebaugh Gary Folu Shirley Fahl Anne Frantz W-n $ - m Kay Farrar Larry Carton Larry Givens Don Hardman Adele Gingrich Lois Harshbarger Paul Goeglein Ron Hill Karl Grisso Janet Hilleary John Hoogewerf Joyce Jenkins Harry Keffer Leon Horn Silas Howard John Huffaker Eleanor Huffman Emmert Johansen Sharron Johnson Alice Joseph George Juergens Elaine Kessler Terry King Rose Krall Joyce Landis dmMiM Jik Marie Leckrone Joe Mann Larry McKinley John LefiFel Margery Martin Daniel Miller Beverly Lickey Paul Masterson Linna Mae Miller Dave Longenecker Ron McAdams Marietta Miller Peggy Loxley Ruth Mclnnis Bob Mishler Donna Lou Musser Shirley Ogle Joe No£fsinger David Palsgrove John Norris David Peters Carolee Ogburn Vera Petry Howard Ogburn George Phillips Joel Plnm Alda Richey Ed Puterbaugh Tom Rinehart Jim Ramp Dennis Roby Jerry Reed Shirley Rogers Mary Richeson Jim Rose i A%. Phil Shellhaas Sylvia Shirley Glen Shively Joe Shoemaker Ila Showalter Loran Sims Dick Slabaugh Ruth Snider Bill Snyder Leonard Snyder Patricia Snyder John Sprinkle Bob Stinnette Roberta Stiving Carol Stout Maurice Strycker Roy Swihart Robert Tully Yvonne Unger Marcia Taylor Norma Vought Tom Taylor Marilyn Throne Elaine Waechter Murray Wagner J% -M Bob Wakeland Phil Week Carola Wallace John Weeks Don Weaver Kenn Welch d _ Phil Weaver Mike Weybright Muriel Weybright Reta Whitenck Zoyd Wise John W ittwer Marilyn Whitmore Kenneth Workman Al Willingham Al Zeltwanger Retta Wilson Elvin Zook Juniors Not Pictured James Beard Larry Bishop Doyne Click Ed Crawford Melba Howenstine Bob Lee Larry Roberts Ronald Sand Bruce Scott 61 Nelda Weaver, Bob Brenner, Connie Maugans, Howard Royer Class of 1960 It was with a different sort of anticipation that the sophomores again approached Manchester ' s campus in the fall. For at that time they were returning as upperclassmen who knew their way around ; and to prove their worth, they began to assume more responsibilities and display .their leadership in the various campus activities. The class-spon- sored all school party, The Roaring Twenties, proved to be a unique and clever contribution to Manchester ' s social life. Later, the sophomores continued to play host to the school at the annual Valentine Banquet. Class officers: Con- nie Maugans, president; Howard Royer, vice president; Nelda Weaver, secretary; and Bob Brenner, treasurer. Serv- ing as faculty advisor was Professor William Gnagey. 62 Charles Albert Dick Baker Dewayne Beery Gene Albert Jack Baker Barbara Bender Rex Altenburg Vernon Bame Richard Berg Lou Ann Archbold Frank BarkdoU James Bingham Janice Ark John Barr Donald Binkley Belva Aten John Beam Anne Bowman Harold Bowman Pat Bowyer Evelyn Brown Martha Brown Bob Brenner Robert Brown r ' ' ■ mB 4 Janice Briggs Loretta Bryant Carolyn Brock Frank Brower John Buehrer Francis Bundy Barbara Bussey George Chalou Shirley Campbell Maxine Carey Gerald Carpenter Row ena Carr Bill Christopher Delores Cleveland Tony Clouse Mac Coflfman Henry Chai Janet Conner Jon Cooper Tom Deal Martha Early Jack Cox Donald Deardorff Darlene Easterday Bernard Cripe George Deaton Carole Egley Alma Ezra Clara Mae Flory Bernice Frey Norma Ezra Alan Frantz Tom Gnagey Violet Ezra Virginia Frantz Sharon Gongwer Kay Farrar Bonnie Freed Anita Graber Kay Gro£f James Hale Beverly Hand Karl Hardman William Hare Nancy Harman Ray Harner Suzanne Harter Royce Hartsough Daryl Hartzler Karyl Hartzler Kenneth Hattery iiA n o j f% _£■ . z lA 1 m ▲l Rosalie Hellworth Roger Hood Roberta Herl Bob Horney Leta Hiatt Phyllis Hoyer Vivian Hileman Kenneth HuUinger Norma Hixson John Hurst David Ho£f Phyllis Ingram Judy Johnson Eva Lou Keirn Marvin Kindy Tim Jones Alan Keiser Joyce Kinsley Larry Jordan John Keller Ralph Kistler Susan Joseph Allan Kendall Joe Kitchel Betty Lou Karn Myra Kerch Lee Knapp Marv Kegerreis Emilee Kessler Larry Koenig . 1 =? V 1 15l p Dorothy Kreglow Robert LeFevre Lois Loveland Dave Kreider Marie Libey Diana Maddux Kenneth Krull Don Lockwood Bill Manley a M Carson Lantis James Looker Karen Masel Paul Laprad Marvin Loutsenhizer Larry Mast Connie Maugans Dale McCauley Janet McClurg Dave McDaniel Jim McKimmey Wanda McKinley George McKinney Carol Mechling Karl Merritt Fred Michael Joan Michael Carol Miller Ilik Gerald Miller Janice Moyer Pat Million John Mullinix Maurice Mishler Milburn Nantz Jerry Mitchel Barbara Nesemeier Gerald Moore Jim Neuhouser %, Joyce Moore Don Newcomer Ed Niles Bill Patrick Mary Racop Albert Nyce Bill Paxson Linda Raichart Maurice Oatley Joyce Person Ronald Reck 5 ik. ' i Charlotte Ohmart Richard Person Charles Reinke Patricia Parker Mary Pippenger Truman Reinoehl Lois Parrett Eldonna Porter Sundra Reppert Bonnie Root Richard Saxman Mary Shull li Norma Root Alvin Schmucker Mike Silvers r I Carl Rowe Howard Royer Barbara Schnepp James Schumaker Ruthanne Singrey Ray Slaubaugh Mary Snavely Kathleen Snyder Diana Sprouls Gary Sriver Nancy Snyder Norman Snyder Johanna Stangland Martha Stanley tek ik Owen Sommers Dorothy Steffen Donna Sotzing Bob Sterner Mark Stidham Carolyn Stocksdale Delila Stutzman Marilyn Tennant .Q dikm Norma Stover Marilyn Thomas Ned Studebaker Jan Thompson Sonia Studebaker Larry Thompson Roma Jo Thompson Waneta Tomlonson Jan Townsend Douglas Thrush Harry Todd Spencer Turner Jane Wagner James Wagoner Betty Walker Linda Warner David Weaver Nelda Weaver Jim Weber Susie Weber Peter Weimer Roger Weimer Larry West Phil West Bill Weybright Lou Ann Winger Esther Whisler Richard Yoder Joyce Whitacre Myra Yordy Robert Wiant Elwin Young Myrna Widmeyer Sherwood Young Gordon Wilson Sophomores Not Pictured Dave Bagwell Denny Dickerho£f Harold Mickley Carolyn Beck Bob t)oversberger Al Moran William Bell Leta Duff Joanne Nesler William Biddinger Steve Earl Janice Parish Dean Brenneman Betty Ruth Evans Jack Pentecost Charles Bucher Larry Farrell Kay Roberts Alice Click Virginia Kann Herbert Wheeler 71 Maurine Smith, Ron Weaver, Sharon Neher, Dick Tobias Class of 1961 Although the first few days on campus foutid the freshmen somewhat bewildered and perhaps a trifle homesick, they somehow managed to sur- vive the busy whirl of Freshman Days and settle down to the task of studying. They soon found that college life wasn ' t all study, however, as they began participating in popcorn parties, organiza- tions, and various campus activities out of which were formed many lasting friendships. They also did their part in helping to elect Eleanor Muntz- ing to reign as queen of the Valentine Banquet. Activities were successfully led this year by Ron Weaver, president; Richard Tobias, vice presi- dent; Maurine Smith, secretary; and Sharon Neher, treasurer. Professor Baumgart served as sponsor. 72 Joyce Adair Alison Adams Stanley Alger Allen Anglin John Baer Sarah Baker Peggy Ballinger Delora Balsbaugh Marilyn Barnett Janice Bashore Bill Batalis Richard Bealer Leland Beery Jay Berkebile Tatiana Bertulsons Bill Blake Delores Blocher Lynda Bollier Brenda Bontrager John Brubaker D oris Cauble Sue Borton Roderick Buchanan Merrill Chamberlain Roger Bridge Wendell Carlson Pat Chapman Donna Briggs Walter Carpenter Gary Childers Charles Brogan Barbara Carter Harold Christie 1 -i3 - - w y John Clawson Clarene Cleveland Ruth Cobbs Marilyn Coblenti Norma Corbett Karen Cords Sharon Craft Don Cripe Robert Cripe Donald Curie Warren Curtis Bob Deardorff Dick Deardorff Bill Deisher Darrel Delk Marcia Denlinger Don Deweber Keith Dewese Nancy Diehl Bob Dille Roger Dilling Rosalee Dillon Jan Douma Caroline Driver Kenneth Driver Sue Eldridge Gary Duff Lloyd Falconer March Durren Karen Eby Doris Eikenberry Dave Eis Dean Fast Bill Faw Linda Faw Miriam Feeman I«k , | -t- ii. Lynda Frederick Dave Gerdes Richard Goshert Lois Griffiths Arleen Freels Bonita Gibble Evelyn Gottmann Mary Griner Sharon Frick Edwin Gillespie Rosy Graehling Frank Gruttaria Margaret Gable Rex Gleim Linda Granger Marilyn Gump Bill Gahl Carolyn Goar Patsy Green Judy Gunterman Jerry Gearheart Nancy Good Carol Gremel Carmen Haenitsch ; .1 5 Donnasu Hall David Heckert Robert Hall Vanis Helnian Colleen Handgen Janet Harms Judy Herr Stanley Hippensteel - ' , T- •? Elaine Hastings Mike Hodson V -r f f . FIT} Michael Hatch Dave Hoke John Holl Karel Hollingsworth Harolaine Hoover Jeff Hoover Lowell Hoover Robert Hopkins Charles Hosford Orie Hostetler Keim Houser Susan Hunsberger Dan Hutton Don Imhoff Jo Irick Mary Johansen David Johnloz Lorna Johnson Ellen Joseph Alan Keffaber John Kimes Virginia Kinder Lowell King David Kinsey Marcella Kintner Lionel Kreamer W ' i:! P ' I ' ' :■ John Kreps Martha Kretsch Marilyn Kroft Ronald Kuhn Wendall Lahr Mike Lattimer Larry Leffel Nancy Lehman Pat Lcighty Verne Leininger Ron Lindower LuAnn Long Terry Long Linda Lorenz Joe Lozier Tom Luckey Alice Mabie Joan Machael Shirley Madden Marvin Mahoney Dona Mann JoEUa Masterson Philip Maynard Robert Mendenhall Norman Metzger Ruth Michael Dick Mitchell Lucille Mitchell Linda Mikesell Dan Moats Dick Miller Carolyn Moldenhauer Joe Miller Frank Montel - • ? Lou Ann Miller John Moore f 1 -1 :=!. Virgil Moore Eleanor Muntzing Ronald Myer Judy Myers Max Myers Jon Nauman Sharon Neher Sonja Nelson Dwight Newhouser Pat Nussel Jerome O ' Brien Nancy Ogle John Oldfather Nancy dinger Rose Othmer Jim Overmyer Janis Palmer Paul Parks Jeanne Parrott Lynda Pettit Kenneth Pratt Marilyn Paton Glen Phillips Barbara Price Elna Pederson David Plum Robert Price Pat Penix Debora Plum Carol Pugh Jan Perkins Elaine Poe Richard Reed Jerry Peters Gary Popenfoose Daleen Rench Roland Rench Don Rickner Sylvia Rieman Ann Ritchie Larry Robbins Sharon Rothermel Norma Rouch Don Rowe Ravid Royer Alice Sampson Dan Savage Norm Schmidt Charles Scudder Jim Shanahan Dixie Shank Doreen Sharma Phyllis Sheets Dan Shellabarger David Shock Marilyn Shock Merlin Shriner Esther Shull Dennis Shultz Janis Shuman Nancy Sigmon Carol Skillen Diane Smeltzer Maurine Smith Ron Smith Terry Smith William Smith Barbara Snyder Viola Snyder Ivamae Sommers Martha Sommers Larry Stackhouse 39¥- K. Im Connie Stavropulas Alice Stebbins Arman Stover Jim Strasser Roger Swaim Tom Swearingen Jeanette Thompson Glenn Timmons Vaughn Stocksdale Ken Stoffel Leonard Stoner John Stookey Joyce Strome Dean Strycker Ronnie Studebaker Lorayne Stutzman Barbara Targgart Bob Thomas Lawrence Thomas Sylvia Thomas Dick Tobias Phil Tom Charles Tooman Jeanne Tucker Roger Tuggle Priscilla Wallace v £%tt Janet Ulsh James Warner Lionel Ussery Max Warner Rita Von Gunten Morris Wagoner Ronald Weaver CaroUyn Weimer Pat Wales Ronnie Weimer Nancy Welborn Ellen Wilson Dale Wenger Jeanette Wince Wanda Werling Bill Winebrenner Marjorie Whitacre Sandra Workman Joyce Wort Linda Wozniak Bill Yaney Jesse Yentes - y k i V If : Jean Wright Joe Yoder Judy Wygant Beverly Wysong Ellen Yager Marlen Yost Barb Zartman Nelson Zinsmeister Freshmen Not Pictured John Bennett Kay Blake Karl Largent Becky Schnepp Emerson Shank 81 F ' ( DOWN IN THE VALLEY Festival of Music The Festival of Music, the occasion of the year for musically inclined Manchesterites, consists of programs displaying many facets of the music departments abilities. An evening of operas, a recital for advanced stu- dents, and a symphonic band concert complemented the series. It is signifi- cant to note that the musical score and libretto of the opera, Ruwana, were written by Professor R. Gary Deavel and Gladden Schrock. RUWANA i 1 « %; i 1 tN V r r ) r. ' 84 n Work Day With all classes dismissed, Manchester students and faculty worked side by side to give the campus a face-lifting in preparation for May Day. This annual event gives those participating an opportunity to gain the first blisters of the spring and to receive reward for their toil by making their campus a place to be proud of. An informal picnic held behind Oakwood and a square dance for those with energy remaining were the concluding activities of the day. miw:mf M May Day Circus i Queen of the May, Joyce Rust May Day, 1957, was initiated by a l6-float parade carrying out the theme of Circus Fever. Joyce Rust, attended by the maid of honor, Lois Cosner, was crowned Queen of the May on the Kenapocomoco field. Entertain- ment for the queen and her court consisted of strongmen, gymnasiasts, and liontamers with a sprinkling of clowns throughout. A reception was held in the afternoon to give visitors and friends an opportunity to meet the queen and her court. For the hardier spectators, the afternoon also afforded a three-way track meet, a baseball game, and a tennis match as the Spartans displayed their athletic prowess. A banquet in the Social Room of Oakwood Hall brough the afternoon festivities to a close. Maid of Honor, Lois Cosner 1957 Fever Flibbertygibbet Prof. Jim Overholt The concluding event of May Day was Tri Alpha ' s presentation of Flibbertygibbet, a fan- tasy for children. Flibbertygibbet was played by Gladden Schrock with suppKjrting roles by Mary Alice Gilchrist, Robert Durnbaugh, Dwayne Wrightsman Andrea Borla, Adele Ging- rich, Janet West, and Rudolph Harley. This also was the concluding production for Professor Jim Overholt in the capacity of faculty advisor of Tri Alpha at Manchester College. Dress Revue Taking the hit song title Round and Round as a theme, the Colhecon Club presented its annual dress revue. Colhecon sponsors this event to give students an opportunity to model their garments and to create interest among high school girls considering home economics as a career. The narrator, Shirley Eis, described the crea- tions shown by the models in 12 different scenes. Adding the finish- ing touches to the program, a reception was held by the foods department. 89 Graduation I Fulfilling tradition, faculty members and graduates led down the walk to the auditorium for the graduation exercises as families and friends gathered for the occasion. Dr. Desmond Bittinger, President of McPherson College deliv- ered the challenging address. Following the pres- entation of diplomas, the seniors participated in the closing ceremony on the lawn. 90 4 Model UN Band Day Manchester serves high schools of the vicinity in several ways. Two such examples are the mock United Nations assembly and High School Band Day. The college-sponsored mock assembly of high school and college students was highlighted this year by the presence of foreign students from Fort Wayne who represented their home countries. Delegates representing the thirty-one U.N. countries debated pertinent topics dealing with current interna- tional problems. High school band students of this area have a chance to get a glimpse of college life as they are guests of the Manchester music department for a Saturday. The bands spend the forenoon in rehearsing together and taking guided tours of the campus. In the afternoon the combined bands perform at the beginning and half of the football game. These events provide valuable experience for both high school and college students. Camp Mack Outing Camp Mack Outing is the time for the whole campus community to migrate to Lake Wabee for a day of fun and fellowship. Besides various noncompetitive games and activities, the classes vie to win the coveted bat which is awarded to the class accumulating the greatest number of points in competitive sports. The Seniors proved victorious this year as they edged out the Juniors and took home the bat. This annual outing gives students and faculty an opportunity to become better acquainted as they participate, informally, in the day ' s activities. 92 Breakaway i Breakaway, Manchester ' s answer to Sadie Hawkin ' s Day, is the weekend when the tables are turned on the fellows as the girls take the initiative in the dating process. Grab-a-Gander provided the theme around which numerous events were staged this year. One may follow Sharon Neher, a freshman enthusiast, who dis- plays her acquired gentlemanlike manners as she picks up a date and attends the football game, hayride, and banquet. Homecoming The return of hundreds of alumni marked Homecoming, 1957, as a memorable event in the college year. Past classes were reunited and var- sity lettermen swapped tales at the M Club luncheon. On Friday evening, the students, join- ing in the Homecoming spirit, gathered steam for the activities by participating in the snake dance and bonfire; freshman boys contributed by painting the streets. Keen competition was evi- denced as M Club won top honors for their dis- play. For alumni and students alike, the day afforded athletic contests with Franklin in tennis, cross country and football. Second place First place Right You Are People of diverse types were portrayed in Tri Alpha ' s Homecoming presentation, Right You Are (If You Think You Are). The play con- veyed the basic philosophy of its Italian author, Pirandello, concerning the nature and form of reality. Mike Weybright as Lamberto Laudisi embodied the sentiment that you are right if you think you are. Mother ' s Day Mother ' s Day was of special significance be- cause of the dedication of East Hall, the new dorm for women. A tour of East Hall and an ensuing reception, a banquet, and the string symphony provided the feature attractions for the visiting mothers. V With 460 fathers and visitors on campus for Dad ' s Day, activities were initiated with an in- formal coffee hour and business meeting in which it was voted to give money for another block of post office boxes. Highlights of the afternoon and evening included the football game, a ban- quet and an address given by a former outstand- ing Manchester Qjllege coach, Carl W. Burt. 96 C. E. Week Manchester College, a church related institution, devotes one week of special attention to the chal- lenge of Christian living. Chapels, discussion groups, forums, luncheons, club meetings, and evening services were arranged in order for the students to meet with the guest speaker, Dr. James Robinson, pastor of the Church of the Master and the Morningside Community Center in Harlem. Dr. Robinson challenged us to keep Christian ideals foremost in our lives so we may be able to solve the problems of life that we shall face. Dr. James Robinson Dorm Session The Oaks Chapel Valentine Banquet Sophomores had their day as Cupid ' s helpers when they pre- sented the social highlight of the winter season, the Valentine Banquet. Reigning over the ban- quet was Queen Eleanor Muntz- ing crowned by last year ' s Queen, Jackie Ernst. In the court were Misses Alice Mabie, Jo Ella Mas- terson, and Marcia Fidler. Fol- lowing coronation ceremonies and banquet a variety program rounded out festivities. Public Program Series The Canadian Players Mr. Roscoe Drummond The Westminister Choir The Clebanofif Strings The Obernkirchen Children ' s Choir l-viif 1 Ml vj ' jf i m '  I - i V-vJ:- ' - Third row: Paul Burton, Lowell Cook, Professor Schuhle, Larry West, Reis Flora, Professor Baumgart, Jim Bingham, J. D. Masterson, Bob Mendenhall. Second row: Dr. Garver, Mr. Yeatter, Joe Francher, Bud Tully, Dr. Niswander, Rod Rodkey, Howard Ballinger. First row: Anita Bollinger, Janet Ball, Miss Wiebe, Evelyn Grisso, Virginia Frantz, Mrs. Weller, Jo Ella Masterson. Community Council President Paul Burton Community Council is composed of six fac- ulty members, sixteen students, one general staff member, and President Helman in an ex officio capacity. This governing body acts as a coordi- nator for student activities as they affect the col- lege community. Meeting once each week, it also acts as the voice of the community to the admin- istration and the trustees. Activities sponsored were Camp Mack Outing, Breakaway, Homecom- ing, Workday, and May Day. Two weekend re- treats were held at Camp Mack to clarify the many vital issues concerning council authority. Paul Burton proved himself to be a capable and energetic leader during 1957-58 as president and head of the executive committee. Professor Baum- gart served as vice president; Janet Ball, secre- tary; Lowell Cook, treasurer; Bud Tully, addi- tional member. 102 Community Council in session. Bud TuUy, Professor Baumgart, Paul Burton, Janet Ball, Lowell Cook Calvin Ulrey Hall Council. Second row: John Sprinkle, Connie Maugans, Tom Deal, Mark Murphy, Glenn Schmucker, Leon Horn, Ron Stork, Jan Thompson. First row: Phil Brown, Alan Belcher, Dennis Roby. Men ' s Residence Governments The main function of the dorm gov- ernments is to keep internal law and order, but they also sponsor parties and promote improvements (TV, etc.). Under the suf erintendency of Jan and Roma Jo Thompson, Calvin Ulrey Hall government was headed by Den- nis Roby, president; Alan Belcher, vice president; Connie Maugans, sec- retary-treasurer; Leon Horn, senator- at-large; and two elected senators from each of the three floors. L. D. Iken- berry Hall was supervised by John and Connie Hoffman; president, Phil Shellhaus; vice president, Joe Mann; treasurer, John Leffel; secretary, Bill Weybright; senator-at-large, Maurice Strycker; plus six floor senators. I L. D. Ikenberry Hall Council. Second row: Phil Shellhaas, Maurice Strycker, John Barr, John Leffel, Larry West, Bill Weybright, Joe Mann. First row: Ed Niles, Paul Masterson, Bud TuUy, John Huffman. Upper left: off-campus rep- resentatives. Bernice Frey, Janet Conner, Marilyn D empsey, Norma Vought, Evelyn Brown. Upper right: East Hall rep- resentatives. Joan Whit- acre, Mrs. Wilson, Wilma Smith, Marilyn Thomas, Joyce Rupel, Carolyn Flory. Center: W R O cabinet. Mrs. Wilson, Wanda Mil- ler, Joan Whitacre, June Wenger, Ruth Snyder, Miss Wiebe, Mrs. Hol- singer. Norma Vought, Lois Cosner. W. R. O. Second row: Adele Gingrich, Muriel Weybright, Lois Cosrter, Gayle Dickson, Beverly Hoover, Connie Stavropulas. First row: Sonia Studebaker, Rosie Buck, Virginia Frantz, Rose Krall. All commuting women students as well as those living in residences are members of the Women ' s Residence Organization. The married women also attend meetings and are classified as associate members. Given an opportunity to as- sume important responsibility, this group strives to promote and maintain the highest standards of college life. June Wenger directed the activi- ties as president, assisted by Ruth Snider, vice president, and Wanda Miller, secretary-treasurer. The executive Board included Joan Whitacre, East Hall; Lois Cosner, Oakwood Hall; Norma Jean Vought, other residences; Miss Wiebe and Mrs. Wilson, advisors; and Mrs. Holsinger, re- source leader. Events Editors: Charles Boyer and Phil Brown Copy Editors: Shirley Rogers and Phil Myers 1958 Editor John Norris Photography Editors: Bob Burt and Ed Puterbaugh There are curious rooms where the walls are covered with colorful pictures, the shelves are filled with old school annuals, the windows don ' t work, the radiators work overtime, and the desks are littered with elements diverse. It was in such a room on the third floor of the Administration Building that the Aurora office was located and from whence issued the activities resulting in Manchester ' s yearbook under the direction of j editor John Norris. While the new typewriter, worked overtime, schedules, deadlines, photog- 1 raphy appointments, business transactions, dum- mies and proofs were being transformed into the 1958 Aurora. An able assist was given to the staff by the faculty advisor. Dr. Lloyd Hoff. The Aurora Staff Sports Editors: Larry McKinley and Leon Horn Organizations Editors: Norma Root and Gayle Dickson Business Manager Al Bohnstedt Aurora Assistant Editor Ruby Rhodes and Art Editor Joel Plum Faculty Editor Lou Ann Winger Student Editor Carolyn Flory Mary Bitting, Editor Sharon Gongwer, Editor Ken Sales, Business Manager Phyllis Hoyer, Circulation Manager Oak Leaves Oak Leaves, Manchester ' s weekly newspa- per, informs its readers of current campus events. Editorials, feature stories, and poetic contribu- tions have stimulated the students ' thinking, while Under the Oaks is the place to look for information on the latest nonsense. The twenty- six staff members are offered many opportunities to contribute their creative abilities; a year on the Oak Leaves staff offers experience and sat- isfaction to those interested in journalism. Sharon Gongwer served as editor after Mary Bitting ' s resignation at the end of the fall term. Professor Conkling was advisor. Sondra Miley, Ed Craw- ford, Sharron John- son, Gladden Schrock, Marilyn Throne Roy Swihart, Dave Hoke, Bill Faw, Dick Rondeau Shirley Ogle, Kay M. Farrar, Marilyn Paton, Reta Von Gunten, Barb Bussey, Nelson Zinsmeister S. N. E. A. The Student National Educational Associa- tion serves its members by endeavoring to bring future teachers into closer relationship with each other and with the state and national educational associations, to extend the spirit of professional imity, to develop a career, and to secure increased public interest in and the support of edvication. Ninth row: AI Bohnstedt, Howard i Book, Janis Moore, Jim Warner, i Roy Dalhamer. Eighth row: Nancy Welborn, Linda I Frederick, William Yaney, Dona Mann. Seventh row: Alma Ezra, Joyce Adair, Beny Kara, Beverly Hoover, i Lois Harshbarger. Sixth row: Norma Ezra, Beverly Myers, Phyllis Sheets, Elaine Ban-i delier, Lois Brown. Fifth row: Janet Conner, Janice Briner, Jane Shanck, Alberta Den- linger, Janet Hershberger. Fourth Row: Bonnie Root, Vivian Hileman, Myra Yordy, Eleanore ' Reisinger, Donnasu Hall, Lynda Bollier. Third Row: Joe Yoder, Joyce Whit- acre, Rosie Hellwarth, Ruth Duna, ' Janice Shuman. Second row: Carol Stout, Ruth Snider, Elaine Kessler, Phyllis Bren- 1 neman. First row: Glenn Schmucker, Betty Helstern, Dale Neher, Sue Weber, i Tom Rinehart . Manchester ' s two hundred SNEA ' ers have earned the distinction of being chosen as the state and national honor chapter for its outstanding activi- ties and services. Officers for the first half of the year were Betty Helstern, Max Snider, Barbara Nesemeier, Mary Lou DeLong, Nancy Royer, and Dr. Book, sponsor. Those for the latter half were Janis Moore, Roy Dalhamer, Elaine Kessler, Mary Lou DeLong, and Nancy Royer. enth row: Harold Zeltwanger, Phil Myers, Deverl Whitehead, Maurice j Mishler. finch row: Dave Jones, Leonard 1 Snyder, Daryl Hartzler. ighth row: Dan Ulm, Sally Beer, Janet Beeghley, Marge Martin, eventh row: Sharon Neher, Sharon ■ Craft, Marilyn Coblentz, Karen Cords, ixth row: Marilyn Dempsey, Evelyn Shafer, Marcella Kintner, Anita Graber. ifth row: Peggy Ballinger, Ruth Fox, Janet Shady, Marilyn Ten- nant, Pat Bowyer. burth row: Mary Lou DeLong, Joyce Moore, Beverly Lickey, Ruth Mc- Innis. hird row: Barbara Bender, Joyce Jenkins, Sonja Nelson, Linda Granger, lecond row: Barbara Nesemeier, Bonnie Freed, Mary Evelyn Shull, Daleen Rench, Sue Borton. ■irst row: Shirley Campbell, Caro- line Driver, Janis Palmer. Manchester ' s dramatic organization, Tri Alpha, includes approximately sixty members who are interested in drama, acting, and the techniques of play production. Bi-monthly meetings, short plays, skits, readings, and critiques of plays pro- duced, as well as the three major play produc- tions, were an integral part in the activities of the year. Officers: Dwayne Wrightsman, Muriel Weybright, How- ard Ballinger, Lois Cosner, Professor Baldwin, Bob Durnbaugh. Tri Alpha Eighth row: Dale Rummel, Professor Baldwin, Bob Durnbaugh, Howard Ballinger. Seventh row: Bob Price, Dale McCauley, Jim Rose, Charles Boyer, Janet Beeghley, Janet West, Gladden Schrock: Sixth row: Phyllis Sheets, Esther Shull, Nelda Weaver, Dick Slabaugh, Jo Irick, Donna Fosnaugh, Norma Root. Fifth row: Dwayne Wrightsman, Dave Cheal, Mike Weybright, JoElIa Masterson, Joe Yoder, Don Rick- ner, Don Binkley, Adele Gingrich. Fourth row: Joyce Whitacre, Ray Bowman, Keim Houser, Rex Gleim, Sharon Gongwer, Nancy Diehl, Diane Smeltzer. Third row: June Wenger, Dick Baker, Ron Weaver, Dorothy Kreglow, Karen Good, Josie Rinehart, Mac Coffman. Second row: Doreen Sharma, Martha Kretsch, Reta Whiteneck, Joan Michael, Shirley Campbell, Joyce Rupel, Eldonna Porter. First row: Murial Weybright, Lois Cosner, Marilyn Thomas, Mary Evelyn Shull, Gayle Dunbar, Linna Mae Miller, Ruth Mclnnis. Rex Gleim, JoElla Masterson, Peg Bowser, Dwayne Wrightsman. Jan West, Ron Weaver, Mike Weybright. The Crucible December 13 and 14 saw one of the outstand- ing dramas of contemporary times, presented by Tri Alpha. The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, is a dramatic and thought-provoking play concerning the Salem witch trials of 1692. The production told the story of a simple farmer ' s struggle against mass hysteria of the time, in which he and his friends were caught and eventu- ally lost their lives. Prominent actors were Ron Weaver, Janet West, Dwayne Wrightsman, Mike Weybright, and Jo Ella Masterson. 113 Fifth row: Leland Beery, Paul Parks, Bud TuIIy, Don Binkley, Ron Lindower, Tom Deal, Joe Kitchel, Tom Gnagey, Ed Crawford, Ken Workman. Fourth row: Verne Leininger, Donna Fosnaugh, Marilyn Shock, Dean Strycker, Mac Coffman. Third row: LuAnn Long, Doris Cauble, Don Curie, Dave Hoke, Professor Baldwin. Second row: Donna Davidson, Nancy Sigmon, Sara Blanchard, John Sennett. First row: Roger Swaim, Lucy Mitchell. Mike Club 114 Mike Club propounds to stimulate interest in radio and tele- vision and provides an opportunity for its members to participate in the various phases of radio communication. Sponsoring the all school Merry-Go-Round, a musical comedy, members were involved in writing, direction, and production. Club officers were: Mac Coflman, president; Roger Swaim, vice president; Donna Davidson, secretary; Lowell King, treasurer. WMIB Mac Coffman, Bud TuUy, Joe Kitchel, Tom Gnagey, Sara Blanchard, Don Curie, Professor Baldwin, Bob Cripe, John Sennett. Through the programs presented by WMIB, the campus radio station, the thirty members of this organization endeavored to serve the college community by broadcasting ball games, present- ing classical and popular music, interviewing visitors and personalities on campus, and provid- ing evening and morning meditations. Members learn many aspects of broadcasting as they assume major responsibilities at the station which is locat in the library building. Assuming admin- istrative positions were Tom Gnagey, Don Curie, Ed Crawford, John Sennett, Sara Blanchard, Joe Kitchel, and Bud TuUy. Professor John Baldwin was sponsor. 116 Seventh row: Larry Bishop, Jim Kinnison, John Norris, Coach Weddle, Jim Looker, Coach Wolfe. Sixth row: John Hemphill, Bob Dille, John Moore, Daryl Hartzler, Roy Swihart. Fifth row: Larry Niehus, Bud Tully, Jan Thompson, Dennis Roby, Bud Phillips. Fourth row: Connie Maugans, Mike Silvers, Norm Downing, Ron Anderson, Charlie Barnum. Third row: John Huffaker, Phil Brown, Gary Faudree, Paul Burton, Dick Landis. Second row: Dave Hoke, Led Benton, Dick Rondeau, Jerry Mitchel, Jack Hagan. First row: Gary Foltz, Troy Ingram, Dick Whistler, Ron Stork, Dick Butt. The Varsity M Club, now in its fourth year A T ( lnh reorganization, is open to any athlete earning an eight-inch letter in a sport. The club consists of forty-five members who exemplify the prin- ciples of the Spartan Code by participation in school events as well as by performing services at athletic contests. The selling of programs at ath- letic events, the giving of several parties during the school year, and the donation of an American Flag for the Auditorium are typical of these serv- ices. The club and Athletic Committee joined forces to climax the year by playing host to mem- bers of the athletic teams and their guests at the annual All Sports Banquets. Fourth row: Karen Good, Jackie Ernst, Lou Ann Archbold, Belva Aten, Jane Wagner, Phyllis Ingram, Diana Maddux, Nancy Harman. Third row: Pat Penix, Lois Loveland, Clara Mae Flory, Mary Lou Griner, Carolyn Stocksdale, Phyllis Brenneman, Myrna Widmeyer, Caroline Driver, Nellie Elder. Second row: Carol Skillen, Norma Hixson, Barbara Zartman, Alberta Denlinger, Alice Royer, Peggy Ballinger, Joyce Wort, Barbara Price, Sally Beer. First row: Ivamae Sommers, Janet Harms, Joby Stangland, Eleanore Reisinger, Carol Gremel, Virginia Kinder. Women ' s Recreation Association provides an , Jv. yV. opportunity to develop leadership and officiating skills as well as promote carry-over values into leisure time activities. Good sportsmanship as well as fun and friendship is gained through its sports and intramural activities. Basketball, vol- leyball, Softball and individual sports, such as badminton, are included in its program. College Play Day, an All-Star Game, Sports Night, an annual Awards Banquet, and a party at Christmas and Valentine ' s Day round out a busy year of ac- tivities. Holding office were Eleanor Reisinger, president; Alice Royer, vice president; Alberta Denlinger, secretary; Belva Aten, treasurer; Lou Ann Archbold and Jane Wagner, activities chair- men; Nancy Harmon, points; Jackie Ernst, pub- licity; and Miss Loveland, sponsor. 117 Second row: Sondra Miley, Shirley Cree, Vaughn Stocksdale, Rolf Theen. First row: Professor Keller, Jim Bingham, Dave Kreider, Professor Seifert, Connie Stavropulas, Pat Million, Ann Ritchie, Phyllis Sheets. Debate Resolved: That the requirement of membership in a labor organization as a condition of employment should be illegal. This was the national topic on which Manchester ' s team debated in competition with other colleges and universities. This forensic group also participated in oratory, extempwraneous S| eaking and discussion. To encourage training and experience in effective, intel- ligent, and responsible speech is the goal of members of Tau Kappa Alpha, the honorary speech fraternity. High scholastic average and two years. This forensic group also participated in oratory, site for admittance. Pledges carry the traditional soap box and deliver a twenty-minute speech on any nonsense topic as part of the initiation. A formal ritual is then held for all candidates. Phil Shellhaas, Don Hardman, Sondra Miley, and Dr. Paul Keller, advisor, served in official capacities. Tau Kappa Alpha Officers: Sondra Miley, Phil Shell- haas, Don Hardman, Professor Keller. 118 Young Democrats Organized only a year ago, this club purposes to educate its members in the principles of their own party as well as in the basic fundamentals of govern- ment today. Its campus activity has been led by James Looker as president; Phyllis Hoyer, vice president; Ruth Ann Davis, sec- retary-treasurer; Bernard Cripe, parliamentarian; Dr. Book, spon- sor. Jim Looker, Ruthanne Davis, Rosanna Briegel, Jeanette Wince, Phyllis Hoyer, Judy Herr, Bernard Cripe. Young Republicans The Young Republican Club states as its objective the training of young people for effective political work. It was concerned this year with collecting, analyzing and discussing information con- cerning its party ' s political affairs. Officers for the year were Lynda Pettit; president; Bill Christopher, vice president; Jo Irick, secre- tary-treasurer; Dr. C. Ray Keim, sponsor. Dean Fast, Nor- man Metzger, Pro- fessor Keim, Carol Ann Ritchie, Lyn- d a Pettit, Bill Christopher, Har- oline Hoover, Don Shellabarger, Ron McAdams. 119 ' 4 Fourth row: Bob Cripe, K.e;m Houser, John Nauman, Bob Mendenhall. Third row: Clara Mae Flory, Roberta Hcrl. Joyce Adair, Doreen Sharma, Carman Haenitsch, Ruth Mclnnis, Darb Bussey. Second row: Gail Dunbar, Frank Montel, John Kimes, A. ' ice Stebbins, Don Deardorff. First row: Ron McAdams, Joby Stangland, Joan Machael, Beverly Wysong, Marilyn Throne, Ed Puterbaugh. Octo Rolo Eight rollers has each skater, and thus Octo Rolo came to be named. The skaters are divided into two sections with one presi- dent for both groups. Basic skate includes those beginners who wish to learn the fundamentals; advanced skate consists of those that can skate backwards, display a spread eagle, and wish to learn the dances and free style. Ron McAdams was president, and Miss Loveland served as sponsor for both groups. Basic section officers included Keim Houser, vice president; Gail Dunbar, sec- retary; Doreen Sharma, treasurer. Advanced section officers were Marilyn Throne, vice president; Beverly Wysong, secretary; Joby Stangland, treasurer. 120 Second row: Norman Metzger, Al Nyce, Ron Hill, Hans Sebald, Phil Myerj, Ray Harner, Joe NofiFsinger, John Norris, Professor Royer. First row: Dwight Beery, Henry Chai, Esther Whisler, Betty Hoover, Esther Shull, Emmert Johansen. I. R. C International Relations Club stimulates inter- . ' P ' ' ' O ' ? ' , ° ' ' J. o orary dramat- est in current problems. Guiding this year ' s ' « organization mcludes those who display programs were Dwight Beery, Phil Mvers, Betty f ' j ' ' c? , ' ' ' J u ' ' u ' l w. ' Hoover, Ron Hill, Esther Whistler, ' joe Noff- Gladden Shrock Bob Durnbaugh, June Wenger singer and Dr. Royer. ' l Professor Baldwin. Alpha Psi Omega Gene Stocksdale, Josie Rinehart, Bob Durnbaugh, Dwayne Wrightsraan, Howard Ballinger, Myron Weybright, June Wenger, Janet West, Gladden Schtock. Y • ,  .  t-mtmmmJIF Fifth row: Manha Early, Darlene Easterday, Dr. Weimer, J. D. Masterson, Paul Masterson. Fourth row: Wally Strycker, Bob Brown, Dean Strycker, John Holl, Roger Dilling, Alan Frantz. Third row: Bob Burt, Marilyn Gump, Phil Shellhaas, Neal Franks, Roddey Rodkey, Doug Vanator. Second row: Dick Yoder, John Sands, John Wittwer, Marcia Taylor, Wendell Dilling. First row: Harry Keflfer, Alan Belcher, Bill Christopher, Emmert Johansen. Al Kima Deriving its name from al kimia , the Greek word for early chemists, this club endeavors to give those students interested in science, specifi- cally chemistry, an opportunity to become better acquainted with the field of chemistry and its related areas. This is appropriately accomplished by means of field trips, lectures, films, demon- strations, and reports concerning recent develop- ments in science. The club participated in a tour through an industrial plant and in a science open house for the entire campus community. Serving as president was Neal Franks, vice president Paul Masterson, and Marcia Taylor as secretary- treasurer. 122 Morris Firebaugh, Virgil Huber, Elliott Chamberlain, John LaRue, Silas Howard, Dennis Roby, Roger Dilling, Dwight Beery, John Jackson. Mu Pi Sigma Organized for the purpose of increasing interest and enthusiasm in the field of physics, Mu Pi Sigma has done quite well in keeping its members informed. Members within the club presented experiments on such topics as ultraviolet, visible and gamma ray spectroscopy, while outside programs, such as the one presented by Goshen College, rounded out the agenda. Directing the activities of this campus chapter of the national honorary society were: Dennis Roby, presi- dent; Virgil Huber, vice president; Dwight Beery, secretary-treasurer; and Dr. Morris, advisor to the group. Dick Slabaugh, Terry King, Al Keiser, Howard Ballinger, Don Shamp, Wendell Dilling, Merrill Chamberlain, Neal Franks, Dr. Morris. - ' Chi Psi Sixth row: Josie Rinehart, Roberta Denlinger, Roger Dilling, Bud Tully, Glenn Schmucker, Rose Krall. Fifth row: Morris Firebaugh, Wendell Dilling, Professor Baumgart, Virgil Huber, Larry Leffel. Fourth row: Roy Dalhamer, Dale Wenger, Nelson Zinsmeister, Alan Frantz, Gene Stocksdale. Third row: John Leffel, Ron McAdams, Dean Strycker, Leonard Snyder, Dale McCauley. Second row: Professor Dotterer, Lou Ann Archbold, Diana Maddux, Dona Mann. First row: Sharon Neher, Sharon Craft. 124 To further the interest of mathematics, to develop an appreciation of the signicance of math, and to realize the importance of its role in our civilization today are among the objectives of Chi Psi. Having been an active club for more than thirty years, Chi Psi has the honor of being the oldest club on Manchester ' s campus. Activi- ties of the group include programs dealing di- rectly or indirectly with mathematical interests. Leading the club as officers this year were Rose Krall, Nelson Zinsmeister, Sharon Craft, and Glenn Schmucker, with Professors Baumgart and Dotterer serving as sponsors. Second row: Howard Royer, Paul Parks, Roger Swaim, Orie Hosteller, Frank Brower, Lowell K ing, Dave Bagwell. First row: Don Imhoff, Dave Sousaman, Jack Cox, Don Hardman. Click Clique Click Clique is composed of members who have an interest in a better under- standing of the methods of photography and its uses. A photography contest is an annual event, and members of Click Clique always come through with interesting and ofttimes unique pictures. Members become familiar with camera construction, darkroom techniques, and lighting methods. Heading the organization were Jack Cox, Dave Sausaman, and Don Imhoff. Manchester ' s newest organization, the Conservation Club, includes a group of students who are interested in becoming more familiar with nature and learning practical methods of conserving natural resources. Projects have included placing several bird feeders around campus and writing congressmen concerning bills pertaining to matters of conservation. Organizers were Dick Endress, Lowell King, and Paul Parks. Professor Philip Orpurt was sponsor. Conservation Club Second row: Professor Orpurt, Dick Endress, Alan Kieffaber, Tim Jones, Bill James. First row: Bill Foster, Paul Parks. Fourth row (top to bottom): Ken Workman, Miss Sanger, Pat Penix, Pat Parker, Ken Sales, Leon Horn, Ray Leckrone, Larry Gilmer. Third row: Dan Moats, Barbara Zartman, Harolaine Hoover, John Sennett, Jim Rhoade, Marvin Loutzenhizer. Second row: Bernard Cripe, Maurice Oatley, Alma Ezra, Virginia Kinder, Roberta Herl, Nancy Layman, Peggy Loxley, Joan Coifing, Doris Stover, Nellie Elder. First row: Howard Royer, Mac Coffman, Miss Johnson, Violet Ezra, Mary Ellen Snavely, Ivamae Sommers, Evelyn Brown, Judy Johnson, Rosalee Dillon, Delora Balsbaugh. Business Club A keen interest in business practices is the main requirement for gaining admittance into this organization. To become famil- iar with modern progressive methods and systems in business is included in this group ' s objectives, endeavoring by such means to raise and maintain a higher standard of training for business. Don Rush acting as club president was aided by Larry Gilmer, vice president; Doris Stover, secretary; Jim Rhoade, treasurer; and Miss Johnson and Miss Sanger, co-sponsors. 126 ' • fi N Eighth row: Beverly Lickey, Janet Shady, Joyce Whitacre, Mary Racop, Virginia Frantz, Mary Evelyn Shull, Janice Stout. Seventh row: Jan Townsend, Janet Arnold, Barb Bender, Nelda Weaver, Janet McClurg, Carol Kay Friedley, Bev Hoover. Sixth row: Arleen Freeh, JoEUa Masterson, Norma Corbett, Anita Buchwalter, Susan Joseph, Eldonna Porter. Fifth row: Sundra Keppert, Anne Frantz, Elaine Rodkey, Flora Rouch, Kathy McClung, Retta Wilson, Elaine Kessler, Mary Pippenger, Mary Johansen, Reta Whiteneck. Fourth row: Sally Wing, Evelyn Gottmann, Wilma Smith, Carolyn Durkes, Janet Ball, Miss Stech, Charlotte Hiatt, Rosalee Dillon, Miss Dare. Third row: Linda Mikesell, Janet Ulsh, Kay Groff, Rosie Hellwarth, Jo Ellen Gerdes, Janis Moore, Nancy Harman, Belva Aten, Jane Wagner, Janet Hilleary. Second row: Nancy Snyder, Lois Parrot, Marie Libey, Joan Michael, Barb Nesemeier, Ila Showalter, Roberta Stiving. First row: Barb Wilson, Sylvia Rieman, Lorna Johnson, Sharon Frick, JoAnn Clingenpeel, Lois Brown, Delores Blocher. Colhecon Colhecon, the College Home Economics club, is affiliated with both the state and national organizations. Each of the ninety-nine members of this club gain through its activities personal poise, social development, an interest and a growing knowledge and appreciation for the various phases of the domestic arts. In addi- tion to bi-weekly meetings which concern almost every phase of homemaking — such as floral arrangements, interior decorating, and personal grooming — specific activities include an annual banquet, candy sale, a coffee hour at Homecoming and a dress review. Supervising the activities were Charlo tte Hiatt, Janet Ball, Kathy McClung, Loretta Bryant, Miss Dare and Miss Stech; for the latter half of the year were Reta Whiteneck, Mary Pippenger, Belva Aten, and Janet Ball. 127 ft A- z Choral Society Choral Society is the musical organization which includes all members of A Cappella Choir, Chapel Choir, and Women ' s Glee Club. Other students who are interested in singing may join this organization. Membership is not gained by audition, but by enthusiasm and willingness to support the group in all rehearsals. The society, composed of one hundred seventy-five voices, pre- sented The Creation during the Easter season. 128 Second row: John Lefifel, Betty Hoover, Don Curie, Miss Coblentz, Whiteneck. First row: Larry Leffel, Lois Brown, Gail Dunbar, Norma Corbett, Mae Miller, Carol Merrow, Janet Hilleary. Library Staff Consisting of twenty students, the library staff serves the college community by assisting students in making the best use of Manchester ' s library. The staff organization was led by Janet Hilleary, Reta Whiteneck, and Miss Thurmyle Gosnell, faculty advisor. Joyce Leckrone, Marie Leckrone, Miss Gosnell, Reta , Martha Kretsch, Esther ShuU, Nancy dinger, Linna A national honorary mathematics organiza- tion. Kappa Mu Epsilon, strives to foster a high standard of scholarship and training in the field of mathematics. Having its initial meeting in 1950, the club was the first chapter to be estab- lished in the state, and since then has been in- creasing to include a total membership of eighty- one. Kappa Mu Epsilon Fifth row: Dewayne Beery, Carl Hardman, Professor Baumgart, Josie Rinehart. Fourth row: Dick Yoder, Don Deardorff, Phil Shellhaas, Alan Frantz. Third row: Dale McCauley, Ray Slaubaugh, Rex Freeman, Stanley Clauss. Second row: Glenn Schmucker, Dwight Beery, Morris Firebaugh, Wendell Dilling. First row: Professor Dotterer, Bud Tully, Dennis Roby, Terry King, Gene Stocksdale. m, T •II ' Fourth row: Bob Durnbaugh, Fred Michael, Ross Eshleman, Al Nyce, Gerald Miller, Phil West, John Sprinkle, Truman Reinoehl, Gordon Wilson, Maurice Mishler. Third row: Lionel Kreamer, Phil Week, David Eberly, Audley Bailey, Bill Hare, Paul Laprad, Bill Lehman, John Weeks, David Jones. Second row: Nancy Royer, Carolyn Moldenhauer, Carol Kay Friedley, Betty Helstern, Janet Hilleary, Adele Gingrich, Carol Hiller, Retta Wilson, Carolyn Schuler, Joyce Kinsley, Marilyn Throne. First row: Joan Whitacre, Agnes Barefoot, Clara Buchanan, Louella Rasor, Lois Harshbarger, Dr. Holsinger, Joyce Moore, Rose Krall, Barbara Schnepp, Nancy Cottingham, Marilyn Studebaker. Not pictured: Royce Hartsough. A Cappella A Cappella was organized twelve years ago by Dr. Clyde Holsinger. It is a closely knit group of forty-one members striving to develop the proper technique of choral singing and musical interpretation. In September the choir traveled to Camp Mack for a week-end of organization and rehearsal for future performances. One of the highlights of the year was the tour through Northen Illinois duing the Easter vacation when it performed in the churches and schools of that area. The group also participated in the Re- gional Conference of the Church of the Brethren on campus. Serving as officers were Ross Eshle- man, Truman Reinoehl, Nancy Cottingham, Rose Krall, and Dr. Clyde Holsinger, advisor and director. 130 Dr. Clyde Holsinger is shown engaged in some of the antics which induce the choir members to do their best. 131 W ' % ' ffs Varsity Band The varsity band has displayed its versatility on numerous occasions. As a masching group, it presented special half-time shows for all home football games. It acted as host for High School Day and provided a pep band for basketball games. In a symphonic capacity, the band presented a Christmas chapel pro- gram, concerts in local high schools, and the Twilight Concert. Officers were Bobb Keaffaber, John Sprinkle, Ruth Dunn, Myra Kerch, Richard Berg, George Steele, and director David Mc- Cormick. Fourth row: Lois Griffiths, Dale Clayton, Diane Smeltzer, Sonny Reppert, Carmen Haenitsch, John Sprinkle, Don Cripe, Gerald Miller, Lionel Kreamer, Bob Durnbaugh, David Lis, Neal Franks, Gordon Wil- son, Phil Week, Ray Harner, Truman Reinoehl, Susan Hunsberger, George Steele, Bobb Keaffaber, ' Dick Deardorff. Third row: Shirley Campbell, Nancy Welborn, Carol Gremel, Ron Kuhn, Barbara Schnepp, Jerry Peters, Marcella Parker, Linda Lorenz, Harolaine Hoover. Bob LeFevre, Carolyn Brock, Judy Wygant, Marilyn Paton, Sue Eldridge, Bill Yaney, Ruth Dunn, Howard Royer, Carolyn Schuler, Spencer Turner, Sue Borton, Jean Wright, Paul Masterson. Second row: Ron Sand, Linda Frederick, Marlene Van Dyke, Marcia Denlinger, Joyce Wort, Rose Krall, Don Deardorff, JoEUa Masterson, Pat Leighty, John Weeks, Sue Bollinger, Myra Kerch, Sonia Studebaker, Alice Stebbins. First row: Dick Berg, Larry Thompson, Joan Michael, Ruth Ann Cobbs, Professor McCormick, Bonita Gibble, Reis Flora, Janet Hilleary, Barbara Snyder, Sylvia Thomas. Workshop Band By training students who desire to gain experience with vari- ous instruments, the workshop band affords an opportunity for future music teachers to gain an insight into the techniques of instrumental instruction. Public performance is not a purpose of this organization, but rather, the twenty members who par- ticipate in workshop band as a part of their academic curriculum, become acquainted with the fundamentals of instruments and gain a knowledge of the interpretation of band music. Second row: Diane Sprouls, Gerald Miller, Rose Krall, Dave Jones, Bill Lehman, Maurice Mishler, Ed Niles, Professor McCormick, Ellen Joseph, Agnes Barefoot, Clara Buchanan, Ruth Dunn. First row: Marcella Parker, Elaine Poe, Caral Mechling, Joyce Moore, Dick Berg, Eleanor Huffman. Fifth row: Diane Sprouls, Barry Deardorff, Willard Dulabaum, John Sprinkle, M. Gene Coe. Fourth row: Madonna Persons, Rosemary Manifold, Louis Durflinger, Miriam McCleary, Jean Trestrail, Ronald Kuhn, Harold Leckrone, Don Deardorff, Pat Leckrone, Phil Shellhaas, Howard Royer, Jan Melvin, Carolyn Schuler, William Eberly, Keith Fox, Bobb Keaffaber, Truman Reinoehl, Spencer Turner, Dick Healer, Clyde Holsinger, David Mc- Cormick. Third row: David Royer, Clara Logan, Judy Gottmann, Dorothy Baer, Rosemary Bolinger, Joyce Person, Sylvia Thomas, Alice Stebbins, Elaine Rodkey, Susan Fox, Mary Lou Smith, Reis Flora, Dick Berg, Larry Thompson, Bob LeFevre, Hugo Fox, Alice Ray, Virginia Kinder, Marilyn Buchanan. Second row: Anita Bollinger, Clara Buchanan, Nancy Sigmon, Marcia Denlinger, Aletha Rautenkranz, Dorothy Rauten- kranz, Cora Shultz, Elaine Shilts, Verna Trestrail, Ralph Beeler, Bonita Gibble, Priscella Lyman. First row: Marilyn Whitmore, Carol Stout, John Barr, Beverly ShuU, Vernon Stinebaugh, Lloyd Ho£f, Don Godlevski, Guy Rumsey, Janet Arnold. Civic Symphony To bring the finest in music to the college and community in the area of orchestra is the goal of this group which will be celebrating its twentieth anniversary next year. The group was founded in 1939 as a civic organization and merged with the college in 1943. It is fairly certain that no community equal in size to or smaller than North Manchester can boast of such a group. This sixty-six member organization is directed by Pro- fessor Vernon Stinebaugh of the Manchester College faculty. Serving as officers for the present year were John Barr, president; Rosemary Manifold, vice president; Anita Bollinger, secretary and treasurer. 134 Jon David Toth HRRB] f ' P ■ Each year Civic Symphony presents three pro- H f grams in which guest soloists are featured. Sigurd H Racher appeared in the spring, followed by the K k y Elkhart High School Choir in November and HE  X Jon David Toth in the winter concert. n w y Ai ' ' !V M M %i M flflHH M 135 mr ■ mM Third row: David Royer, Alberta Denlinger, Rose Mary Bollinger, Larry West, Dick Berg, Pat Wales, Marge Lindower, Professor Stinebaugh, Spencer Turner, Dick Heeler, Bonita Gibble, Ardon Denlinger. Second row: Anita Bollinger, Clara Buchanan, Nancy Sigm und, Marcia Denlinger, Virginia Kinder, Janet Arnold, Guy Rumsey. First row: Carol Stout, Marilyn Whitmore, Clara Logan, Margaret Gable, John Barr, Don Godlevski. String Symphony Under the direction of Vernon H. Stinebaugh, the String Symphony completed its twelfth consecutive season. In the winter concert the symphony was assisted by the newly organized faculty-staff chorus. The highlight of the year was the annual String Festival held in conjunction with Mother ' s Day, in which over 200 high school students from northern Indiana participated. Serving as officers were Guy Rumsey, president; Carol Stout, vice president; and David Royer, secretary-treasurer. Mother ' s Day Concert Joyce Moore, Carol Miller, Bonnie Freed, Linda Warner. Ensembles The miisic department of the college sponsors these music en- sembles so that they may be on call to represent the depart- ment. Performances are made in churches, schools, clubs and par- ties throughout the year. Carol Kay Friedley, Carol Molden- hauer, Carol Mil- ler, Agnes Bare- foot. Marilyn Whit- more, Carol Stout, Guy Rumsey, Don Godlevski. m ■ 1 1 m 41. ■ 0m, I| 1 )6 1 | lA 1 J ■ J Lf . I .3 ' P. J L J J Ki li 1 T Fourth row: Dick Miller, Dave Plum, Bob Keaffaber, Ron Sand, Bob LeFevre, Wendell Carlson, Keim Houser, Sherwood Young, Larry West, Dick Berg, George Steele, Charles Boyer, Joe Mann. Third row: Dale Clayton, David Eis, Ed Niles, Dave Cheal, Dick Deardor£f, Glenn Timmons, Guy Rumsey, John Barr, Bob Brenner, Ray Harner, Ken Welch, Jerry Fisher. Second row: Marlene Van Dyke, Ruthanne Singrey, Marcella Parker, Marilyn Gump, Carol Miller, Eleanor Huffman, Linda Warner, Myra Kerch, Jo Ann Clingenpeel, Elizabeth Bruckhart, Janet Stocksdale, Ruth Ann Cobbs, Diana Sprouls. First row: Margaret Lindower, Ruth Dunn, Kay Farrar, Carman Haenitsch, Susan Hunsberger, Rowena Carr, Marilyn Whitmore, Sundra Reppert, Flora Rouch, Eleanor Muntzing, Alda Ritchey, Brenda Bontrager, Bonita Gibble. Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir, now in its second year, adds much to the inspiration of Wednesday chapels. Anthems, responses, and antiphonal singing with the audience constitute its offerings to the worship atmosphere. Heading the organi- zation were Dave Cheal, Ed Niles, Ruth Ann Singrey, Kay Farrar, and Clyde Holsinger, spon- sor and director. j. tri,u« nu; ' Third row: Connie Stavropulas, Joan Machael, Harolaine Hoover, Beverly Lickey, Yvonne linger, Clara Logan, Miriam Feeman, Nancy Diehl, Lois Griffiths. Second row: Mary Lou DeLong, Beverly Wysong, Delora Balsbaugh, Joyce Wort, Jo Irick, Linda Lorenz, Nancy Good, Caroline Driver, Pat Leighty. First row: Belva Aten, Carol Gremal, Alice Sampson, Sandra Workman, Janet Conner, Sonja Nelson, Lou Ann Miller, Sharon Frick, Maxine Carey. Professor Deavel and Sondra Miley Woman ' s Glee Club The Women ' s Glee Club gives its thirty mem- bers musical experience and enjoyment through its performances for local churches, high schools, and the college community. During the Christ- mas season, the group presented a chapel pro- gram and a Twilight Program at the Church of the Brethren. At Easter, a concert was given at the Lutheran Church, and another in co- operation with the choral society for the campus community. Officers were Maxine Carey, Janet Conner, and Professo Gary Deavel, director. Co-ordinating committee, Mrs. Wilson, June Wenger, Professor Schuhle, Romelle Swigart, Jon Cullum, Louella Rasor, Don Rickner, Dave Kreider, Evelyn Grisso, Professor Rieman, Barry Deardorff. M. C. A. The Manchester Christian Association is comprised of Chris- tian students of the college community. Its several facets are directed by a co-ordinating committee, each member of which also serves as a member of one of the other M. C. A. committees or cabinets. Students may join its fellowship by regular partici- pation in one or several of its organizational activities. All a part of M.C.A., Church School is an interdenominational group meet- ing every Sunday morning in the Winger Recital Hall; Church Vocations gives the students insights into the duties and inspira- tions of those working in the church; Midweek Programs provide the campus with a variety of programs to widen the students ' scope of religious living and responsibility; Cells are small groups of individuals formed to discuss with other young people the problems and situations that they encounter in the process of growing up spiritually, mentally, and socially; Denominational Fellowships give students a chance to participate in a program of their own denomination on Sunday evenings; Retreats are small groups which spend a weekend growing spiritually to- gether; Deputations teams present Sunday worship services in the area; the Service Committee initiates service drives and projects, such as the World University Service Drive; Leadership Training tries to help each student use and develop his abilities in some campus organization; the Meditations Committee pre- sents WMIB meditations, cares for the meditation chapel, and makes worship material available to the students. 140 • fe Exemplary of activities that come about under MCA, are these portrayed here as MSM is seen in fellowship during a Sunday evening meal, and Church Vocations is shown attending a coffee hour with Dr. Harold Ehrensperger of the Boston School of Theology. CBYF Cabinet. Second row: Evelyn Grisso, Karyl Hartzler, Adele Gingrich, John Barr, John Kreps. First row: Elaine Kessler, Virginia Frantz, Mrs. Morris. Retreats Comminee. Second row: Bill Weybright, Sara Blanchard, Karyl Hartzler, Mike Weybright. First row: Rosie Buck, Eleanor Muntzing. Cells Committee. Second row: Janet Townsend, Eleanor Huffman, Joe Kitchel. First row: Sherwood Young, Norma Rouch. M. C. A. Standing Committees MSM Cabinet. Second row: Bob Lee, Bob Horney, John Weeks. First row: Lois Loveland, Beverly Lickey, Janet Shady, Joyce Jenkins. Service Committee. Emilec Kessler, Jon Cullum, Rex Freeman, Ruthanne Singrey, Jan Thompson, Mel Coy. Mid-Week Program Committee. Church School Committee. Deputations Committee. Meditations Committee. Church Vocations Committee. Leadership Training Committee. 4 AUI, oV - 1 , , - ' r |L ,,nu, ,sT . , ' ' ( .r,. Back Row: Gary Foltz, Troy Ingram, Ron Langley, Gene Likens, Larry Garton, Gary Faudree, George McKinney, Maurice Strycker, Karl Merriee, Fred Bloom, Eldon Miller, Larry Collins, John Hemphill Front Row: Roger Wise, Roger Weimer, Bob Gordon, Glenn Schmucker, Dale Alt, Dick Feitshans, Jerry Gear, Ledford Benton, Charles Bucher, Francis Bundy, Don Lockwood, Ray Bowman, Coach Claude Wolfe Baseball BASEBALL SCORES Manchester Spartans began the 1957 season by winning a double header from Taylor behind the pitch- ing of seniors Collins and Miller. However, as the season progressed the team faltered somewhat from past years ' performance by failing to con- tinue their winning ways. The season closed with an over-all record of eight wins and ten losses. The Hoosier Col- lege Conference record stood at five and seven. Faudree led the team in bat- ting with an average of .333, closely followed by Alt with .293. Likens batted .290 and led the team in runs batted in with 15. Rounding out his sixth year at Manchester, Coach Claude Wolfe directed the team through out the spring. Manchester 2 Indiana Central 2 Manchester Manchester Manchester 8 9 2 Taylor Taylor Hanover 7 3 Manchester 1 Hanover 12 Manchester 4 Franklin 2 Manchester 6 Franklin 7 Manchester 8 Indiana Tech. 9 Manchester Manchester 4 15 Huntington Anderson 5 16 Manchester 1 Anderson 4 Manchester 2 Earlham 11 Manchester 3 Earlham 2 Manchester 2 Indiana Tech. 7 Manchester 10 Indiana Tech. 4 Manchester 2 Goshen Manchester 4 Goshen 2 Manchester 3 Indiana Central 2 Manchester 2 Indiana Central 2 146 Ingram hits ' Mi - 4 Action on the Diamond 1L A close one Decision Hit or a miss Track Under the guidance of Coach Burr Weddle and his assistant, Paul Burton, the Manchester thinlies in 1957 had one of their most successful seasons. The year began as the Spartains placed second be- hind Indiana Central among the eight teams at the Rose Poly Relays. May Day saw Manchester placing second again with Indiana Central first and Taylor third. Following this, three impressive wins were scored against Earlham, An- derson, and Valparaiso, consecutively. Serving as host school for the conference track meet, Manchester placed fifth. Lead- ing the Spartans in scoring was Ralph Bushong with his outstanding works in the field. With a large number in train- ing, the team possessed a wide variety of ability which provided for a powerful attack. TRACK RECORDS 100 yd. dash Jack Stone :10.0 1952 220 yd. dash Byron Priser :22.8 1953 440 yd. dash Jim Looker :52.2 1957 880 yd. dash John Norris 2:03.4 1957 1 mile run Dick Sellars 4:29.9 1949 2 mile run Larry Koenig 10:26.7 1957 120 yd. high hurdles Dick Butt :16.4 1957 220 yd. low hurdles Dick Butt :26.0 1957 Pole vault Norm Downing 12 ' 4 1957 High jump Charles Birmingham 6 ' 2i 2 1955 Broad jump Paul Hoffman 21 ' 6i 2 1955 Javelin Charles Barnum 16371 2 1956 Shot put Ralph Bushong 44 ' 9 1956 Discus Ralph Bushong 134 ' 4 1956 Mile Relay Bill Thompson Roy Fourman John Norris Jim Looker 3:33.15 1957 Third Row: Paul Burton, Larry Koenig, Mike Weybright, Roy Fourman, Jim Bingham, Bill Hood, John Huffaker, Connie Maugans, Dick Butt, Dave McDaniel, DeWayne Beery Second Row: Howard Smeltzer, Karl Hardman, Jim Looker, Don Weaver, Ed Consolo, Charles Barnum, Phil Brown, Jerry Briner, Eldon Baker, Mike Silvers, Ralph Bushong, Coach Weddle First Row: Jack Dean, John Norris, Bill Thompson, Norman Downing, Gene Albert, Wendell Dilling, John Keller, Kay Roberts, Dennis Roby, Larry Ault ■4; .0 V tJ 3 f f V Silvers and Roby Norris and Koenig Action on the Track and Field Maugans Looker and Thompson Downing Dilling Fifth row: Coach Weddle, Coach Walton, Paul Burton, John Hemphill, Dick Rondeau, Dennis Roby, Dick Landis, Dave Longenecker, Coach Wolfe, Dave Palsgrove. Fourth row: John Oldfather, Dick Tobias, Mike Lattimer, Joe Lozier, Glen Phillips, Dan Savage, Gary Duff, Dave Johnloz, Tim Jones, Jack Cox, Dave McDaniel. Third row: John Keller, Ron Myer, Charlie Scudder, Lowell King, Dan Shellabarger, Dean Fast, Bob Dille, Denny Shultz, Mel Ailer, Norm Schmidt, Larry Thomas. Second row: Charlie Barnum, Mike Silvers, Roger Weimer, Ronnie Weimer, Jerry Gearheart, Eugene Albert, Bill Snyder, Terry Smith, Connie Maugans, Bob Mendenhall, Jan Thompson. First row: Carl Hardman, Norm Downing, John Huffaker, Bud Tully, Jim McKimmy, Fred Bloom, Jerry Gear, Led Ben- ton, Larry Niehus, Bud Phillips, Jack Hagan. Football Bob Walton, Burr Weddle, Claude Wolfe, Dave Palsgrove. The honor of being captain was divided be- tween Paul Burton and Led Benton this season. Jim Easton was chosen most valuable player on this year ' s squad by the team personnel. In the all-conference selection, four Spartan stand- outs were chosen to represent Manchester: Paul Burton, a senior playing tackle; Led Benton, a senior center; Jim Easton, junior quarterback; and Bill Deisher, freshman line-backer. Taking time out from practice for a few minutes are head coach Weddle, assistant coaches Wolfe and Walton, and student coach Palsgrove. Eldred Weddle, better known as Burr, is in his second year of coaching at M.C. after playing football foe Manchester during ' 51 and ' 52. A Manchester graduate in 1940, Claude Wolfe is coaching his seventh year at M.C. Joining the staff this year is Ronald Walton, a 1950 graduate. A student, David Palsgrove, assisted in the coach- ing of freshmen and did pre-game scouting. Led Benton Paul Burton Jim Easton Bill Deishert All— Conference vli ; jBi ri Bfc J Norm Downing John Hemphill Larry Thomas John Hufifaker After tasting defeat from Ashland,, Hanover, and Anderson, the Spartans came up with the intial victory of the ' 57 season by trimming Navy Pier of Chicago, 21-0. Combining passing and running ability, Manchester defeated Navy Pier, having scored all its points in the first half. Al- though Manchester led at halftime, 14-7, Indiana Central pushed the ball across for two touch- downs, sending the score to 21-14 as time ran out in the Homecoming game. Upsetting host Earlham ' s plan for a perfect Homecorrting, Man- chester led at the half 21-0, with scoring by Easton and Rondeau. In the second half, M.C. scored three times, leaving the unhappy Quakers with a score of 40-7. Using everything possible, including Dad ' s spirit and money, didn ' t seem to be enough as the Spartans fell before favored Bluffton 40-28. Closing out the season, the con- ference leaders evidenced surprise as Manchester turned in a near upset, backed with that attitude of not giving up till the game ended. The offense and defense were successful in holding the fav- ored Taylor team to a 13-13 tie. 152 Manchester 7 Ashland 13 Manchester Hanover 22 Manchester Anderson 20 Manchester 21 Navy Pier Manchester 14 Ind. Central 36 Manchester 14 Franklin 21 Manchester 40 Earlham 7 Manchester 28 Bluffton 40 Manchester 13 Taylor 13 Ji Dick Rondeau J,owell King Jan Thompson Koger Weimer Jack Cox Charlie Barnum Individual Rushing, Passing and Scoring Leaders Pass Comp Atts. Yds. Ave. TDs Atts. Comp Ave. Easton 120 414 3.5 12 62 24 20.4 Rondeau 64 264 4.1 2 Roby 57 182 3.2 Weimer, Rog. 24 102 4.3 3 2 10.5 Phillips 40 74 1.9 2 20 6 7.7 Hagan 13 39 3.9 2 Chalou 13 73 3.6 Barnum 23 34 1.5 32 13 16.2 Cox 1 d F ' RUSHING Atts. Yds. Gained Yds. Lost Net Gain Ave. Manchester 412 1790 285 1505 167.2 Opponents 481 2243 203 2040 225.6 PASSING Atts. Completed Intercepted Net Gain Ave. Manchester 132 45 19 812 90.2 Opponents 81 30 13 448 49.8 SCORING TDs PAT Atts. PAT Made F.G. ' s Pts. Manchester 20 20 17 137 Opponents 25 25 n 1 172 f w Second row: Mark Stidham, John Moore, Jan Perkins, Roy Swihart, Ralph Bushong. First row: Dean Strycker, John Norris, Dave Hoke, Karyl Hatrzler, Gary Sriver. Cross Country Manchester 37 Hanover 32 Manchester 23 Anderson 32 Manchester 30 Valparaiso 25 Manchester 27 Taylor 28 Manchester 34 Ind. Central 21 Manchester 19 Franklin 40 Manchester 38 Earlham 20 Despite the fact that there were only a few participants out for cross-country, Coach Ralph Bushong and his team finished the season with three wins and four losses in dual competition. The Harriers also finished fifth in an invitational meet at Earlham and placed fourth in the HCC. The team was led by John Norris and Gary Sriver who were the top two men on the squad. Backing them were Dave Hoke, John Moore, Roy Swihart, Karyl Hartzler, and Mark Stidham. Back Row: Roger Hood, Mel Coy, John HoU, Dale Wenger, Coach Bill Sayers Front row: Marv Kindy, Phil Shellhaas, Dwight Beery, Bob Bowen, Bob Martin Repeating last year ' s successful season, the Spartan tennis team again vied for top honors in the field under the direction of coach Bill Sayers. The netmen finished the year with 7 wins and 2 losses and placed second in the Hoosier College Conference. The opening match of the year with Hanover was stopped due to rain in the deciding set which left the match a tie. Man- chester continued their conference schedule unde- feated as did their early opponent, Hanover. This unusual development necessitated a play-off of the rained-out doubles in order to determine the conference winner. Though Hanover proved vic- torious, Manchester earned a most respectable second place. Tennis Manchester 3 Hanover 4 Manchester 5 Goshen 6 Manchester 7 Anderson Manchester 6 Goshen 3 Manchester 7 Indiana Tech. 2 Manchester 7 Taylor Manchester 5 Indiana Central 2 Manchester 6 Franklin 1 Manchester 5 Indiana Tech. 4 Bob Bowen Phil Shellhaas 157 Larry Weaver Pat Nussel Dick Rondeau Donna Briggs Larry McKinley Cheerleaders Managers In addition to the athletic team members, the cheerleaders and managers help to make any sfKjrt a success. Leading the Spartan cheers were Donna Briggs, Pat Nussel, Larry McKinley, and Larry Weaver; Dick Rondeau joined the crew during the basketball season. Managers for the different sports were: base- ball — John Henipbill; football — Larry Bishop, Dean Burket, Steve Earl, George McKinney; basketball — Gene Albert and Ron Langley for the Varsity, and Dave Bagwell and Larry Bishop for the B Team. Gene Albert Ron Langley George McKinney Dave Bagwell The 1938 season marks the completion of the seventh year that Claude Wolfe has coached at Manchester College. In this time, he has led his team to many victories highlighted by two conference titles. Besides the importance of the game, Coach Wolfe places emphasis on the individual, so that each who works with him strives to do his best. Assisting Wolfe this year were former player Dan Anglin, and the manager. Gene Albert. Basketball Gene Albert, Dan Anglin, Coach Claude Wolfe Don Lockwood, Karl Merritt, Troy Ingram, Dave Kinsey, Connie Maugans, Dick Whistler, George McKinney, Ron Stork, Jerry Mitchel, Gladden Schrock, Dwight Neuhouser, Mike Yoder Karl Merritt Connie Maugans Gladden Schrock The varsity basketball team played in an up-and-down fashion during the 1957-58 season. On one occasion the team was rolled over by Anderson 121 to 66, but in two other attempts, the Spartans proved their power by scoring 116 over Ashland and 112 over Marian. The season play had be- gun with two consecutive wins and by January 11th the Spartans had won 5 out of 8 ballgames as well as having been the runners up in the Kalamazoo Holiday Tourney. Then things got a little rugged as Manchester suEEered five straight losses, the largest margin, however, being only seven points. Ending the losing streak was the impressive win over Ashland, counteracted by a decided loss to Anderson. The Spartans regained their footing to go on to win the five games remain- ing in the season. Thrilling home victories over conference opponents Hanover and Franklin enabled Manchester to finish fourth in the conference with an overall record of 11 wins and 9 losses. Graduating players were Ron Stork, Glad- den Schrock, Troy Ingram, Mike Yoder, and Dick Whistler. George McKinney Dave Kinsey Troy Ingram Dwight Neuhouser Jerry Mitchel SHOTS FOUL SHOTS TOTAL AV. PER Att. Made Pet. Att. Made Pet. Points GAME Curtis 9 4 44.4 6 4 66.7 12 4.0 Ingram 211 91 43.1 55 38 69.1 220 11.0 Kinsey 89 43 48.3 51 40 74.1 126 6.6 Lockwood 44 13 29.5 5 4 80.0 30 2.3 McKinney 76 27 35.5 21 9 42.9 63 3.5 Maugans 99 34 34.3 35 22 62.9 90 5.0 Merritt 24 10 41.7 9 7 77.8 27 1.6 Mitchel 142 66 46.5 105 69 65.7 201 10.6 Neuhouser 73 33 45.2 13 5 38.5 71 3.9 Schrock 221 96 43.4 57 36 63.2 228 11.4 Stork 189 91 48.2 75 54 72.0 236 11.8 Stover 16 8 50.0 4 3 75.0 19 4.8 Whistler 69 34 49.3 47 27 57.4 95 4.8 Yoder 147 70 47.7 49 32 65.3 172 8.6 Dick Whistler Ron Stork Mike Yoder Manchester 81 Kalamazoo 75 Manchester 87 Taylor 78 Manchester 74 Anderson 84 Manchester 89 Huntington 79 Manchester 87 Hanover 90 Manchester 72 Albion 55 Manchester 82 Kalamazoo 96 Manchester 78 Earlham 73 Manchester 74 Taylor 81 Manchester 33 Ind. Central 56 a A Manchester 68 Indiana Tech. 71 Manchester 68 Franklin 73 Manchester 67 Bail State 83 Manchester 116 Ashland 90 Manchester 66 Anderson 121 Manchester 78 Goshen 56 Manchester 83 Hanover 78 Manchester 112 Marian 80 Manchester 80 Ind. Central 66 Manchester 77 Franklin 75 Intramurals Basketball, the Aces Back row: Dave Gardes, Elvin Zook, Dick Butt, Ron Anderson, Dan Anglin First row: Bill Batalis, Dick Mitchell, Coach Troy Ingram, Tom Benner Softball, The Droskey Boys Back row: Bob Hurt, Leon Horn, Harold Zeltwanger Charles Boyer, Jerry Nelson First row: Larry McKinley, Melvin Ailer, Ed Puter- baugh, Harry Keffer Basketball, The Freshmen Back row: Barbara Price, Janet Harms, Sharon Rothef ' mel, Becky Schnepp, Jean Wright First row: Carol Skillen, Debora Plum Larry Bishop Mgr., Bill Snyder, Mark Sticham, Kay Roberts, Ron Smith, Bruce Hippensteel, Mike Lattimer, Maurice Strycker, Warren Curtis, Arman Stover, Denny Shultz, Marv Kegerreis, Virgil Moore, Garry Childers, Coach Weddle. B Team The Manchester B Team, under the guidance of Coach Weddle, compiled an impressive 13-3 rec- ord for the season. The team exhibited power as it twice scored one hundred plus. Leading scorer for the year was Marv Kegerreis with 189, fol- lowed closely by Arman Stover, 184. Warren Curtis, Bill Snyder, Maurice Strycker, Ron Smith, and Garry Childers also scored over one hundred points each. Manchester 75 Taylor 58 Manchester 62 Anderson 50 Manchester 75 Grace Seminary 77 Manchester 89 Huntington 45 Manchester 91 Argos Merchants 49 Manchester 72 Taylor 70 Manchester 70 Grace Seminary 54 Manchester 56 Cyclones 71 Manchester 78 Purdue Extension 64 Manchester 65 Ball State 68 Manchester 104 Purdue Extension 67 Manchester 87 Anderson 83 Manchester 127 Elkhart 58 Manchester 80 W. D. Standard 59 Manchester 76 Churubusco 62 Manchester 82 Columbia City 54 166 Community Directory Adair, Joyce. R. 4, Albion, Ind 3, HO, 120 Adams, Alison, 302 W. South, N. Manchester 3 Adams, James, 302 W. South, N. Manchester 2.S Adams, Kent, 2707 E. Market, Warsaw, Ind 41 Ailcr. Melvin, 17,S5 Nyman Pi, N. E., Washington 2, D. C _ 41, 150, 165 Albert, Charles, 509 Colle,Ke, N. Manchester 63 Albert, Gene, R. 2, Leesburg, Ind 63, 14H, 150, 158 Alijer, Stanley, 328 N. 5th, Decatur, Ind 73 Allen, Max I., 60 Miami, N. Manchester 28 Altenburj;, Rex, Ghana, III 63 Anderson, Esther, Hoytville, 41 Anderson, Ron, R. I, La.uro. Ind 20,55,116 Anylin, Allen, lU S. Bronson, Warsaw, Ind 73 Anglin, Danny, R. 5, Warsaw, Ind. Archbold, Lou Ann. 302 N. Jefferson, Ossian, Ind 63. IH, 124 Ark, Janice, 5384 Mariner, Dayton 24, () - 63 Armstrong, James, 261 W. Hill, Wabash, Ind 41 Arnold, Janet, 22 S. Alfred, El,«in, III 55,12 ,134,136 Ashley, Esther M., 1201 N. Sycamore. N. Manchester 28 Aten, Belva, R, I, Ashland, () 63, 93, I P, 1 2 , 128, 138, 139 Baer, Dorothy, 906 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 36, 134 Baer, John, R. I, N. Manchester 73 Bagwell, David, 610 Front, N. Manchester 125,158 Bailey, Audley, 26 Brunswick, Spanish Town, Jamaica, BWL 6, 41, 130 Baker, Jack, 2()5 ' 2 E. 2nd, N. Manchester 63 Baker, Richard, 2207 E. Wheeler, Midland, Mich 63, 112 Baker, Sarah, R. 1, Box 162, Winomac, Ind 3 Baldwin, Eerne, 508 E. Miami, N. Manchester 41 Baldwin, John, 208 N. Mill, N. Manchester 28, 112, 114, 115 Ball, Janet, IIII Elmwood, Fort Wayne, Ind 55,102,103,12 Ballinger, Howard, 233 Forest Lawn. Marion, () .. 55,95, 102, 112, 121, 123 Ballinger, Peggy, 233 Forest Lawn, Marion, O 3, 111, IH Balsbaugh. Delora, R. I, Macy. Ind ' 3,126.139 Bame. Vernon, R. I, Williamstown, () 63 Bandelier, Elaine, 212 Hartzell, New Haven, Ind 41,110 Barefoot, Agnes, 1004 Harrison, N. Manchester 55, 130, 133, 13 Barkdoll, Frank, R. 1, Copenish, Mich 63,128,143 Barnett, Marilyn, R. I, Rochester, Ind ' 3 Barnhart, Kay, R. 4, Delphi, Ind 16, 40, 41,8 Barnhart, Tamah, 103 E. First, Arcanum, 41 Barnhart, Wilbur S., 401 Woodland. N. Manchester 36 Barnum, Chuck, 605 W. Park, Columbia City, Ind 55, 116, 148, 154 Barr, John, 23 S. Edison, Elgin, III 63,73, 104, 134. 136, 138, 142 Bartoo, Joan, R. I, Urbana, Ind 55 Basehore Paul, 1104 Home, N. Manchester 55,143 Bashore. Janice. 408 W. 5th. N. Manchester 75 Batalis, Bill, 421 W. Center, Warsaw, Ind 73 Baumgart, John K., 106 W. Ninth, N. Manchester 28, 102, 103, 124, 129 Bealer, Dick, 846 Campus, Huntington, Ind 73,134,136 Beam, John, 108 S. Elm, N. Manchester 63 Beam, Richard, Roann, Ind 41 Beard, James, Adams Apts., S. Whitley, Ind. Bearss, Bud, R. 6, Rochester, Ind 55 Beeghley, Janet, 2031 2 McKinley, Piqua, 55,87,111,112 Beer, Sally, R. 1, Berne, Ind 55,111,117 Beery. Dewayne, R. 3. N. Manchester 63, 129, 148 Beery, Dwight, Pleasant Hill, 55,121,123,129,153 Beery. Leiand. R. I. N. Manchester ' 3,114 Begcrow, John, R. 1, Woodland, Mich 41 Belchc-r. Alan. 605 18th. Logansport. Ind 9.55,104,122 Bell. William. Jr.. R. 2. Leesburg. Ind. Belote. Carol. R. I. Howe. Ind.... 55 Belser. Vernon. 901 N. Wayne. N. Manchester 41 Bender. Barbara. 1512 21st. N. W.. Canton 9. () 63. 111. 12 Benedict. Merial. R, I. Vermonrville. Mich 41 Benner. Tom. Burrows. Ind 9. 55 Bennett. John. 1113 E. Ft. Wayne. Warsaw, ind. Benton. Led. R. 2. N. Manchester 12,41,116,146,150,151 Beig. Dick. 612 S. Princeton. Villa Park. Ill 63. 128, 133, 134, 136, 138 Berkebilc. Jay, R. 1. Ludlow Falls. C) 73 Bertulsons, Tatiana. i06 Kessler. N. Manchester 73 Biddinger. William. R. 4. Rochester, Ind. Bingham. Jim, 6 1 Rochdale Circle, Lombard. Ill 63. 93. 102. 1 18, 148 Binkley. Don. 980 W. Hi.gh, Lima, () 63, 112, 114 Bishop. Larry. 20032 W. Layden, S. Bend, Ind 116,166 Bitting. Mary. R. 2. Albion. Ind 55,108 Blake. Kae. R. 3. Syracuse. Ind. Blake. Bill. R. 3, Syracuse, Ind 3 Blanchard, Sara, R. 13, Ft. Wayne. Ind 11.114.115.142 Blocher. Delores, 128 E. Brown. Franklin Grove, 111 ' 3,127 Bloom, Fred, R. I, Bristol, Ind 55, 146. 150. 155 Bohnstedt, Al, R. 6, Columbia City, Ind 41, 10 , I 10. 137, 143 Bollier. Lynda. 1435 W. North, Owasco, Mich 3, HQ Bollinger, Anita, East St., N. Manchester 55,102,134,136 Bollinger, R. V., East St., N. Manchester 25,27 Bollinger, Sue, 238 W. Columbia, S. Whitley, Ind 73,133 Bolinger, Rosemary, R. 1. N. Manchester 134,136 Bontra.ger, Brenda. R. I. Li.gonier. Ind 73 Book, Howard A., 10 W. 2nd, N. Manchester 27,28, 110 Book, Margaret. 10 W. 2nd. N. Manchester Borton. Sue. Mentone. Ind 3, 111,133 Bowen, Bob, 11291 2 Main, Rochester, Ind 42,153 Bowman, Anne. 3 32 W. Hillcrest. Dayton 6. 63 Bowman. Harold, R. 5. Huntington. Ind 63 Bowman. Paul S., 109 S. Elm, N. Manchester 26 Bowman, Ray, R. I, Box 820, Scottville. Mich 55. 112, 128. 143, 146 Bowsar, Peg. 314 South. Elmhurst, III 42,113 Bowyer, Pat, 414 W. Market, Logansport, Ind 63,11 Boyer. Charles, R. 2, N. Manchester 55,84,106,112,138,165 Brace, Donna, 304 S. Maple, N. Manchester Brand, Janet, R. I. Ashley. Ind 55 Brantner. Bob, Lanark, III 55,138 Brenneman. 301 S. Mill. N. Manchester Brenneman. Phyllis. R. 1, Ashley. Ind 42,110,116 Brenner, Bob, R. 1, Bellefontaine, 62,63,84,87,128 Bridge, Roger, R. 1, Columbia City, Ind 73 Briegel, Rosanna, R. 1, Butler, Ind 55,119 Briggs, Donna, R. 1, Avilla, Ind 73,158 Briggs, Janice, R. 1, Avilla, Ind 63 Briner, Janice, Box 165, Bluffton, Ind 42,110 Brock, Carolyn, R. 1, Galveston, Ind 63, 133 Brogan, Charles, Donalane Farm, E. Rochester, 73 Brower, Frank, 1124 E. Canal, Troy, 63,125 Brown, Betty, 196 N. DuBoid, Elgin, III 73 167 Brown. Evelyn, R. 4, Delphi, Ind 63, 105, 126 Brown, Lois, R. 5, Peru, Ind 55,89,110,129 Brown, Martha, 20 Ash, Mountain Grove, Mo 63 Brown, Phil, R, 2, Silver Lake, Ind 9,55,96,104,106,116,148 Brown, Bob, 121 Huron, Goshen, Ind 63, 122 Brubaker, John, R. 6, Muncie, Ind 73 Bruckhart, Elizabeth, R. 3, Manheim, Pa 42,128,138,143 Bryant, Loretta, 1215 Berkey, Goshen, Ind 63 Buchanan, Clara, 116 S. Frazier, N. Baltimore, O 42, 130, 133, 134, 136 Buchanan, Nancy, Hoytville, 42 Buchanan, Roderick, R. 1, Hoytville, 73 Bucher, Charles, R. 2, Akron, Ind 146 Buchwalter, Anita, R. 1, Smithville, 56, 127 Buck, Rosalind, 4604 Eichelberger, Dayton 6, 56,95, 105, l42 Buehrer, John, 64 S. Beech, Bryan, 63, 128 Bundy, Francis, 08 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 63, 146 Burd, Doris, R. 1, Columbia Ciry, Ind 84 Burke, Cecil, 502 College, N. Manchester 36 Burke, Eldon R., 502 College, N. Manchester 28 Burket, Dean, R. 3, Osceola, Ind 42 Burt, Bob, 324 S. High, Warsaw, Ind 9,56,106,122,165 Burton, Dean, R. 4. Delphi, Ind 56 Burton, Paul, 1753 Collaraer, E. Cleveland 12, O 39,42,92,94, 102, 103, 116, 148, 150, 151 Bushong, Ralph, R. 2, Syracuse, Ind 39,42,148,156 Bussey, Barb, 510 Redwood, Dayton, 64,109,120,128 Butt. Dick, 427 Oak, Huntington, Ind 42,116,148 Campbell. Shirley, 148 S. Main, N. Hampton, 64, HI, 112, 133 Carey, Maxine, R. 3, Union Cit) ' , Ind 64, 139 Carlson, Wendell, R. 2, Box 417, Chesterton, Ind 73 Carpenter, Gerald, 1641 S. California, Chicago, 111 64 Carpenter, Walter, Box 5, Akron, Ind 73 Carr, Rowena, N. Manchester 64,87,138 Carter, Barbara, 406 Walnut, Union Ciry, Ind 73, 128 Carter, Gerald, R. 5, Wabash, Ind 73 Cauble, Doris, R. 2, Decatur, Ind 73,114 Chai, Henry, China 64,85, 121 Chalou. George, 724 Brice, Piqua, 64 Chamberlain, Elliott, 328 S. Lakeview, Fla 42, 123 Chamberlain, Merrill, 328 S. Lakeview, Fla 73, 123 Chaney, Robert, R. 1, N. Manchester 42 Chapman, Patricia, R. 1. Wabash, Ind 73 Cheal, Dave, Sunfield, Mich 42,84,112,128,138 Childers, Garry, R. 1, Bunker Hill, Ind 73,166 Christie, Harold, Urbana, Ind 73 Christopher, Bill, R. 1, Brookston, Ind 9,64,119,122 Clauss, Stanley. R. 2, Woodburn, Ind 56,129 Clawson. John, 1020 Robert, Lafayette, Ind 74 Clayton, Dale, 1183 N. Wabash, Wabash, Ind 133 Cleveland, Clarene, 303 E. Wabash, N. Manchester 74 Cleveland, Delores, 303 E. Wabash, N. Manchester 64 Click, Alyce, 301 S. Mill, N. Manchester Click Doyne, 301 S. Mill, N. Manchester Clingenpeel, Jo Ann, Box 1 12, Laketon, Ind 56, 127, 128, 138 Clouse. Tony, W, Highland, Albion. Ind 64 Cobbs, Ruth Ann, R. 5. Huntington, Ind 74, 133, 138 Coblentz, Marilyn, 412 W. 3rd, Greenville, 74,111 Coblentz, Ruth, 1008 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 128,129 Cochran, Charles, 1116 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 42 Coffing, A. Joan, R. 1. Twelve Mile, Ind 56, 126 Coffman, Mac, 2400 Hill, Middletown, 64,112,114,115,126 Collins, Wetzel, R. 2, Claypool, Ind 42 Conkling, Fred, 722 N. Mill, N. Manchester 29 Conner, Janet, R. 3, Peru, Ind 64,105,110,128,139 Conrad, Duane, R. 5, Union City, Ind 43 Cook, Lowell, Middleton, Mich 43, 102, 103 Cooper, Jon, R. 1, LaFontaine, Ind 64 Corbett, Norma, 4 S. Hannah. Mt. Morris, 111 74, 127, 129 Cords, Karen, Francesville, Ind 74,111 Cosner, Lois, 390 Chittenden, Akron 6, 43,86,87,95,105,112 Cottingham, Nancy, 204 S. Parker, Springfield, 111 - 6, 43, 84, 92, 128, 130 Cox, Jack, 141 Walbrook, Dayton 5, 64,150,154 Coy, Melvin, 2021 Cardinal, Dayton 14, 56,128,142,153 Craft, Sharon, 1115 Alber, Wabash, Ind 74, 111, 124 Crawford, Ed, 7960 Knollwood Lane, Cincinnati 24, 109,114 Cree, Shirley, 405 Groff, N. Manchester 56,89,118 Cripe, Bernard, 1 1 1 N. 3rd, Goshen, Ind 64,119,126 Cripe, Donald, R. 1, New Paris, Ind 74,133 Cripe, Robert, 504 First, Wenatchee, Wash 74, 115, 120 CuUum, Jon, Mentone, Ind 39,43,140,142 Curie, Don, 822 W. Church, Orrville, 74,114,115,129 Curtis, Warren, R. 1, Culver, Ind 74, 166 Dalhamer, Roy, 1409 Hanse, Xenia, 64,110,124 Dare, Irma A., 502 College, N. Manchester 29, 127 Davidson, Donna, 253 N. American, Vandalia, 64, 114 Davis, Ruthann, 401 Gardner, Richmond, Ind 64,119,128 Dawes, Robert, R. 1, LaFontaine, Ind. Deal, Tom, Onehama, Mich 64,104,114 Dean, Don. 68 Sheridan, Elgin, 111 56 Deardorff, Arlene, Box 39, Uniontown, 43 Deardorff. Barry, Box 39, Uniontown, 39,43,134,140 Deardorff, Don, R. 2, N. Manchester, Ind _..._ 64, 120, 129, 133. 134, 143 Deardorff, Dick, 309 S. Mill, N. Manchester 74,128,133,138 Deardorff, Robert, 309 S. Mill, N. Manchester 74 Deaton, George. Akron, Ind 64 Deavel, R. Gary, 1209 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 29, 139 Deeter, Ada, Oakwood Hall, N. Manchester 36 Deeter, Jerry, Leesburg, Ind 56 Deeter, Norven, 28 Anderson. Cincinnati, 56 DeHoff, Paul, Avilla, Ind 43 Deisher, Bill, R. 1, New Lebanon, 74, 151 Dejong, Martina, 606 Miami, N. Manchester 29 Delk, Darrell, R. 1, Brookville, 74,128 DeLong, Mary Lou, 177 N. Benton, Mansfield, O 43, 84, 111, 139, 143 Dempsey, Marilyn, R. 2, Delphi, Ind 56,105,111 Denlinger, Alberta. 5695 Germantown, Dayton 18, O 43, no, 117, 124, 136, 165 Denlinger, Ardon, 5695 Germantown, Dayton 18, 56,136 Denlinger, Marcia, 9027 Old Dayton Rd., Dayton 7, O 74, 133, 134, 136 Deweber, Don, R. 4, Peru, Ind 74 Dewese, Keith, R. R„ Westen, 74 Dickerhoff, Denny, 518 Oak, E. Canton, O. Dickie, Janice, R. 1, Bluffton, Ind 43 Dickson, Gayle, R. 1, Mt. Morris, 111 64, 105, 107, 112 Diehl, Nancy, R. 2, Box 194, New Lebanon, 74, 112, 139 Dille, Bob, 726 Kinsmoor, Ft. Wayne, Ind 74,116,150 Dilling, Roger, 707 Wayne. N. Manchester 74,122,123 Dilling, Wendell, 707 Wayne, N. Manchester 39, 43, 122, 123, 124, 129, 148, 149 Dillon, Rosalee, 1201 W. Main, N. Manchester 74,126,127 Dixon, Lugh, Box 35, Phoneton, 64 168 Doerinij. Alys, R. 2, Rochester, Ind 56 Domer, Maxine, 702 Bond, N. Manchester 27,29 Dotson, Nancy, 623 Valley Wood, Toledo. 56, 109 Dotterer, John E., 404 Miami, N. Manchester „ 29, 124, 129 Doversberger, Robert, R. 1, Sharpsville, Ind. Dowma, Jan, Millersbutf;, Ind 74 Downing, Norm, R. 7, Columbia City, Ind 56, 116, 148, 149, 150, 152 Driver, Caroline, R. 5, Lima, 74,111,117,139 Driver, Kenneth, R. 4, Lima, 74 Duff, Gary, R. 3, Argos, Ind 74,150 Duff, Leta, R. 1, Kewanna, Ind. Dulabaum, Willard, R. 1, Box 410, Uniontown, O _ _ 43, 84, 85, 134, 143 Dunbar, Anna, 511 College, N. Manchester 36 Dunbar, Gail, 1514 Chestnut, Winona Lake, Ind 64, 112, 120, 129 Dunn, Ruth, Box 223, S. Main, Pleasant Hill, 43,110,113 Durkes, Carolyn, R. 1, Converse, Ind 43, 127 Durnbaugh, Bob, 3519 Richmond, Pontiac, Mich 39, 44, 84, 88, 93, 112, 121, 128, 130, 133 Durnbaugh, Gayle, Park Dr. Trailer Ct., Wabash, Ind 39,43 Durren, March, R. 1, Three Rivers, Mich 74 Earl, Steve, 210 Ogden, Ossian, Ind, Early, Martha, R. 3, Bellefontaine, 64,122,128 Easterday, Darlene, R. 13, Ft. Wayne, Ind 64,122, 128 Easton, Jim, 510 S. Scott, S. Bend, Ind 151 Eberly, Ann, New Windsor, Md 44 Eberly, David, New Windsor, Md 44, 130 Eberly, William, 509 College, N. Manchester 29,134 Eby, Karen, 1627 Paradise, Rockford, 111 74 Egley, Carole, R. 2, Decatur, Ind 64 Eikenberry, Doris, R. 2. W. Alexandria, 74 Eis, David, R. 1, Delphi, Ind 74,128,133 Elder, Nellie, R. 2, Lawrenceville, 111 44,117,126,165 Eldridge, Sue, New Paris, Ind 74,133 Endress, Dick, R. 2, Claypool, Ind 64,125 England, Oliver, R. 2, Claypool, Ind 56 Ernst, Jackie, 129 Lexington, Mansfield, 64,117 Eshelman, Gail, R. 1, Hartville, 64 Eshleman, Ross, Box 166, Florin, Pa 6,44,84,128,130 Evans, T. Quentin, 601 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 29, 143 Ezra, Alma, R. 1, Francesville, Ind 65, 110,126 Ezra, Norma, R. 1, Francesville, Ind 65,110 Ezra, Violet, R. 1, Francesville, Ind 65, 126 Fahl, Shirley, R. 1, Columbia City, Ind 56 Falconer, Lloyd, Seward, 111 74 Farrar, Kay, 806 Illinois, Walkerton, Ind 65,138 Farrar, Kay (Moran), 414 N. Union, Warsaw, Ind 56, 109 Fast, Dean, R. 3, Celina, 74,119,150 Faudree, Gary, R. 2, N. Manchester 44,116,146 Faw, Bill, 414 S. Homan, Chicago 24, 111 74,109 Faw, Linda, 414 S. Homan, Chicago 24, III 74 Feeman, Miriam, 387 Leeds, Akron, 74,139 Fidler, Marcia, 644 Vine, Brookville, 75 Fike, David, Box 68, Metamora, 54, 56 Fike, Emerson. R. 2, Claypool, Ind 44 Fike, Kenneth, Metamora, 75 Fike, Robert, Metamora, 75 Findley, Julia, 301 W. 2nd, N. Manchester 44 Firebaugh, Morris, R. 4, Freeport, 111 56,123,124,129,143 Fisher, Norman, R. 2. Peru, Ind 75, 138 Fisher, Ronald, R. 1, St. Joe, Ind 75 Fites, Herb, R. 2, Akron, Ind 65 Flora, Reis, 9645 Wolf Creek, Dayton 26, 75,93, 133, 102, 134 Flory, Carolyn, 326 N. Crystal, Elgin, 111 65, 105,107 Flory, Clara Mae, R. 2, Bourbon, Ind 65,117,120 Flory, Doyle, R. 1, Greenville, 75 Floyd, Robert, 206 N. Maple, N. Manchester 75 Foltz, Gary, R. 1, Orland, Ind 54, 56,92, 116, 146, 147 Fosnaugh, Donna, 317 E. Main, Berne, Ind 75,112,114 Foster, Bev, R. 1, Dixon, 111 44 Foster, Bill, R. 4, Elkhart. Ind 75,125 Fox, Ruth, Francesville, Ind 75,111 Francher, Joe, 1054 Wadsworth, Syracuse, N. Y 75, 102 Franks, Neal, R. 2, Hartville, O 39,44,123,128,133 Frantz. Alan, 716 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 65,122,124,129 Frantz, Anne, 716 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 56, 127 Frantz, Eleanor, 504 Miami, N. Manchester 36 Frantz, Virginia, Sunfield, Mich 65,102,105,127,138,142 Frederick, Lynda, 1401 E. Ewing, S. Bend, Ind 75, 11 0,133 Freed, Bonnie. 1005 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 65,84,111,137 Freels, Arleen, R. 4, Decatur, Ind 75, 127 Freeman, Jim, R. 1, Pierceton, Ind 65 Freeman, Rex, R. 2, AviUa, Ind 65, 129, 142 Frey, Bernice. R. 2, Polo, III 65, 105, 128 Frick, Sharon, Brimfield, Ind 75,127,128,139 Friedley, Carol Kay, R. 6, Huntington, Ind 44,127,130,137 Fanderburg, Joenita, R. 5. Huntington, Ind 44 Gable, Margaret, 707 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 75,136 Gahl, Billie, W. 4th, N. Manchester, Ind 75 Garton, Larry, R. 2, Bluffton, Ind 56, 146 Garey, Doris B., 508 N. Mill, N. Manchester 29 Garver, Earl S., 702 E. 9th, N. Manchester 24,26,27,85,102 Garver, Winifred, 702 E. 9th, N. Manchester 30 Gear, Jerry, 2857 Winburn, Dayton, 44, 146, 150, 153 Gearheart. Jerry, R. 2, Montpelier, Ind 75,150 George, Phyllis, Syracuse, Ind ; 57 Gerdes, David, 1241 Byron, Huntington, Ind 5,20,75 Gerdes, Jo Ellen, 1241 Byron, Huntington, Ind 44,96,127 Gibble, Bonita, 106 E. Lincoln, Lititz, Pa 75,133,134,136,138 Gillespie, Edwin, 510 W. Washington, Monticello, Ind 75 Gilmer, Larry, 1327 Byron, Huntington, Ind 44, 126 Gingrich, Adele, 260 Jackson, New Holland, Pa 57, 84, 88, 105, 112, 128, 130, 142 Givens, Larry, Box 3, Liberty Mills, Ind 5 Glade, Henry, 502 College, N. Manchester 30 Gleim, Rex, R. 2, Paulding, 75, 112, 113, 128 Gnagey, Tom, 728 W. Reynolds, Pontiac, III 65, 114, 115, 143 Gnagey, William, 1100 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 30 Godlevski, Don, 601 College, N. Manchester 39, 44, 128, 134, 136, 137 Goeglein, Paul, Box 163, Woodburn, Ind 57 Gongwer, Sharon, Wakarusa, Ind 65,95,108,112 Good, Karen, 1251 Olivesburg, Ashland, 45, 112,117 Good, Nancy, R. 2, Prescott, Mich 75,139 Goshert, Richard, Box 33, Burket, Ind 75 Gosnell. Thurmyle, 701 College, N. Manchester 30, 129 Gottmann, Evelyn, 703 E. 6th, N. Manchester 75, 127 Graber, Anita, R. 1, Shreve, 65, 111 Graehling, Rosalie, MiUedgville, III 75 Graham, Paul, R. 2, N. Manchester 65 Granger, Linda, R. 5, Celina, 75,111 Green, Patsy, 114 Pleasant, Churubusco, Ind 75 Gremel, Carol, 310 N. Seminole, Ft. Wayne, Ind 75, 117, 133, 139 Griffiths, Lois, R. 8, Huntington, Ind 75, 128, 139 169 Griner, Mary Lou, R. 5. Ashland, 75,117 Grisso, Evelyn, R. 2, New Carlisle, 65, 102, 122, 128, 140 Grisso, Karl, 10 N. Maurae, Sidney. Ind 57 Groff, Kay, R. 1, Box 385, Vandalia, 65,127 Grottaria, Frank, 22 Sixth, Youngsville, Pa 75 Gump. Marilyn, 4220 Kenfield, Ft. Wayne, Ind 75, 122, 138 Gunterman, Judy, 4664 Flajole, Midland, Mich 75 Haenitsch, Carmen, R. 1, Ashton, 111 75_ 128, 133, 138 Hagan, Jack, 2910 Needmore, Dayton, 45, 116, 150, 155 Hale, James, R. 1, Leesburg, Ind 65 Hall, Donnasu, R. 6, Rochester, Ind 65,110 Hall, Robert, 216 N. Washington, Columbia City, Ind 76 Halladay, Paul, 1206 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 31 Hand, Bev. R. 3, Box 1085, Battle Creek, Mich 65 Handgen, Colleen, R. 1, Leesburg, Ind 7 Haney, Elizabeth, R. 1, N. Manchester 45 Hansen, Wes, 1303 Michigan, La Porte, Ind 45,85 Hardman, Donald, 502 N. Mill, N. Manchester.. .54, 57, 92, 1 18, 125 Hardman, Karl, 502 N. Mill, N. Manchester 65, 129, 148, 150, 155 Hare, Bill, R. 3, Polo, 111 65,84,130 Harman, Nancy, 611 S. Lee, Garrett, Ind 65,117,12 Harmon, William, 5I6I 2 N. Miami, Wabash, Ind. Harms, Janet, Ionia Rd., Vermontville, Mich 76,117 Harms, Judy, Vermontville, Mich 57 Harner, Ray, R. 1, Lena, 111 65,121,128,133,138 Harshbarger, Lois, 31 ' Bernard, Cmcinnati 31, O 54, 57, 84. 85, 110, 130, 143 Harter, Susie, R. 1, Akron, Ind 65 Harrong, Dana, R. 1, Roann, Ind 45 Hartsough, Royce, R. 2, N. Liberty, Ind 65,84,93,128,130 Hartzler, Daryl, 12 76 Nash, Clarksville, Mich 65,111,116 Hartzler, Karyl, 127 6 Nash, Clarksville, Mich 65, 142, 156 Hastings, Elaine, R. 2, Elkhart, Ind 6 Hatch, Philip, 21 Pontiac, Rochester, Ind 76 Hathaway, Shirley, 205 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 45 Hattery, Kenneth, R. 3, Peru, Ind 65 Heckert, Dave, 26 N. Union. Elgin, 111 76 Heisler, Arthur, Urbana, Ind. Hellwarth, Rosalie, R. 2, Celina, 66, 1 10, U , 128 Helman, A. Blair, ' A N. Bond, N. Manchester 22,23,27,85,90 Helman , Vanis, 421 Kossuth. Sidney, 76 Helstern, Betty. R. 1, Brookville, 45,84,110,130 Hemphill, John, 202 Ballard, Mishawaka, Ind 44, 116, 146, 150, 152 Herl, Roberya, R. 1, Orland, Ind 66, 120, 126 Herr, Judy, 503 W. Main, Trotwood, 76,119 Hershberger, Janet, R. 2, Middlebury, Ind 45.87,110,137 Hiatt, Bill, 1500 S. Main, Rochester, Ind 45 Hiatt, Charlotte, 1500 S. Main, Rochester, Ind 45,127 Hiatt, Leta, R. 3, Box 88A, Elgin, 111 66 Hileman, Vivian, 524 S. Edison, Elgin, 111 66,110 Hill, Ron, 7915 Dayton-Liberty, Dayton, 57,121,143 Hilleary, Janet, R. 2. Elida, 56,84, 127, 128, 129, 130, 133 Hiller, Carol. 5914 W. Ohio, Chicago, 111 ._ 6, 38, 45, 92, 128, 130, 137 Hippensteel, Bruce, R. I, Huntington, Ind 166 Hippensteel, Stanley, R. 1, Huntington, Ind 76 Hixson, Norma, R. I. Garrett, Ind 66,117 Hodson, Mike, 5860 Little Richmond Rd., Dayton 26, 76 Hoff, David, 718 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 66,128 Hoff, Lloyd M.. 7 18 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 30, 134 Hoffman, Connie, R. 4, Delphi, Ind 37 Hoffman, John, 1327 George, Logansport, Ind 37,45,104,164 Hoke. David, 104 W. Waverly, Goshen, Ind 76, 109, 114, 116, 156 HoU, Carl W., 718 N. Bond, N. Manchester 27,30 HoU, John. 718 Bond, N. Manchester 76,122,153 HoUingsworth, Karel, R. 1, Akron, Ind 76 HoUoway, Lois, 2313 Smith, Ft. Wayne, Ind 45 Holsinger, Clyde W., 310 E. 9th, N. Manchester 30, 130, 134, 131 Hood. Roger, 22 Barden, Bloomfield Hills, Mich 66,153 Hoogewerf, John, R. 4, Goshen. Ind 57 Hoover, Bettv, 27058 Southwestern, Detroit 39, Mich 45, 121, 128, 129, 143 Hoover, Bev. R. 4, Huntington, Ind 45, 105, 110, 127 Hoover, Harolaine, Monterey, Ind 76, 119, 126,128, 133, 139 Hoover, Jefferson, W. Poplar, Phillipsburg, O 6 Hoover, Lowell, R. 3, N. Manchester 6 Hopkins, Robert, R. 1, Silver Lake, Ind 6 Horn, Leon, R. 3, Warsaw, Ind 9, S , 104,107, 1 26,165 Horney, Robert, R. 1, Hamlet, Ind 66, 142 Hosford, Charles, R. 1, Wawaka, Ind 6 Hostetler, Orie, R. 1, Orrville, O _ 6,125 Houser, Keim, R. 2, Box 420, N. Liberty, Ind 6, 1 12, 120. 138 Howard, Silas. 206 S. 1st, N. Manchester 5 , 123 Howenstine, Melba, Huntington, Ind. Hoyer, Phyllis, R. I, Corunna, Ind 66, 108, 119 Huber, Virgil, R. 2, Elida, 46, 123, 124 Huffaker, John, R. 1, W. Milron, C) 57, 1 16, 128, 143, 148, 152, 150 Huffman, Eleanor, Dayton, Va 57, 133, 1 3H, 142 Hullinger, Kenneth, R. 2, S. Whitley, Ind 66 HuUinger, Jane Ann. R. 2. S. Whitley. Ind 46 Hunsberger, Susan, R. I, Wakarusa, Ind •. 76,133 Hurst, John, R. 1, Macy, Ind 66 Hutton, Dan. 415, S. Lee. Garrett, Ind 6 Imhoff, Don, R. 5, Wooster, C) Ingram, Phyllis, Hebron, Ind Ingram, Troy, Box 436, Hebron, Ind Irick, Jo, 644 Congress, Ottowa, ill... 6, 125 66,87, 1 17 .20,46, ! 16, 146, 159, 162 76, 112, 139 Jackson, John, 2414 17th PI., S. E., Washington 20, D. C 46, 123 James, Bill, 1203 E. Laurel, Springfield, 111 46,125 Jenkins, Janet, 507 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester, Ind. Jenkins, Joyce, R. 2, S. Whitley, Ind 57,111,142 Johansen, Emmert, R. 1, Ridott, HI 9, 57, 121, 122 Johansen, Mary, R. 1, Red Oak, 111 76,127 Johnloz, David, R. 4, Bluffton, Ind 76 Johnson, Clifford, R. 1, Hamilton, Ind 46 Johnson, Dorothy W., 502 College, N. Manchester 30, 126 Johnson, Judy, R. 1, Sharpsville, Ind 66,126 Johnson, Lorna, R. 1, Oregon, 111 76,127,128 Johnson, Sharron, 1308 E. Hoffer, Kokomo, Ind 5 , 109 Jones, Dave, R. i. Box 239, Chesterton, Ind 46,84,87, 111, 128, 130, 133 Jones, John, 101 W. 5th, Scottville. Mich 66,125,150 Jordan, Joan, 503 N. Mill, N. Manchester 46 Jordan, Larry, Servia, Ind 66 Joseph, Alice. Box 133. Onekama, Mich 57 Joseph, Dan, Onekama, Mich 46, 128, 143 Joseph, Ellen, Box 133, Onekama, Mich 76,133 Joseph, Susan, 311 W. Main, Mycomb, 66,127 Juer,gens, George, 625 N. Lafontaine, Huntington, Ind 57 Kann, Virginia, R. 3, Syracuse, Ind. Karn, Betty Lou, Macy, Ind 66,110 Keaffaber, Bobb, R. 1, Urbana, Ind 46,128,133,134,138 Keffer, Harry, Box 99, Sidney, Ind 20,57,122,165 170 66, .66, 14,S, Keijerreis, Marvin, 1 Jefferson, Union City, Ind. Keim, C. Ray, 01 E. Miami, N. Manchester Keirn, Eva Lou. R. 1, Larwill, InJ Keiser, Alan, 204 N. Michi.nan, Lakeville, Ind Keller, John, R. i, Greenville, O Keller, Paul W., 504 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 31, Kendall, Allan, 6(),S James, Kokomo, Ind Kerch, Myra, 1.3 W. 6th, Roanoke, Ind 66, 128, Kessler. Elaine, R. 2, Astoria, III 57,110,142, Kessler, Emilce, R. 2, Astoria, 111..... 66, Kessler, Dale, 50.3 Sycamore, N. Manchester Kieffaber, Alan, 57S Perry, Tallmad.w, () 76, Kimes, John, R. 2, Claypool, Ind 76, Kinder, Vir«mia, R. 3, Angola, Ind 6, IP, 126, 134, Kindy, Marvin, 90 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 66, King, Lowell, Box 2-,S, Brid.gewater, Va ?6, 125,150, King, Mary Ellen, 252 N. Carroll, Wabash, Ind. King, Terry, Vicksburg, Mich 57, 123, Kinnison, Jim, McKinly, W. Milton, 46, 116, Kinsey, David, R. I, Silver Lake, Ind 76, 159, Kinsley, Joyce, 403 W. Center, Mt. Morris, III 6, 66, H4, X , 130, Kintner, Marcella, R. 1, Sherwood, ().... 76,111, Kistler, Bonnie, R. 5, Rochester, Ind. Kistler, Ralph, Jr., R. 3, Rochester, Ind Kitchel, Joe, 1 2 E. Broadway, Lo.gansport, Ind 66, 114, 115, Klingaman, Maude, R. I, Larwill, Ind Knapp, Lee, 141 Jonkin, Beaverton, Mich Koenig, Larry, H12 East, N. Manchester 66, I4K, Kolmer, Armina, 507 E. Miami, N. Manchester 31. Kost, Mary Gene, R. 2, Box 112, W. Liberty, C) 46 Kostielney, Mary Lou, Box 25H, Avilla, Ind Krall. Rose, Cerro Gordo, III 6,57,84,105,28,124,130,133, Kreamer, Lionel, Roanoke, Ind 76, 130, Kreglow, Dorothy, R. I, DeGraff, 67,95, Kreider, David, 4404 S. Main, Elkhart, Ind 6 , 118, Kreps, John, R. I, Pottstown, Pa ' , Kretsch, Martha, 17200 Norborne, Detroit 40, Mich ' ' , 1 12, Kroft, Marilyn, 506 W. John, Knox, Ind Krull, Kenneth, R. I, New Parid, Ind Kuhn, Ronald, Box 404, Akron, Ind 77,133, Kuns, Merle, 601 W. Main, N. Manchester 166 119 66 123 150 I 18 56 133 127 142 36 125 121) 136 153 154 129 153 162 143 128 66 142 46 66 149 143 ,89 46 143 133 112 140 142 129 67 134 46 Lahr. Wendell, R. 3, N. Manchester 77 Lambdin, Donald, 132 Bank, Elkhart, Ind 46 Landis, Joyce, 308 E. Third, N. Manchester 57 Landis, Richard, 308 E. Third, N. Manchester 47, 116, 150, 155 Langley, Ron, 1936 S. Douglas, Springfield, III 67,143,146,158 Lantis, Carson, Box 96, Astoria, III 67 Laprad, Paul. 317 £. Madison, Delphi, Ind 6 ,84,130 Largent, Karl, 406 E. 9th, N. Manchester LaRue, John, R. 2, Prescott, Mich..... 47, 123 Lattimer, Mike, 100 Liberty, Plymouth, Ind 77J5(), 166 Leasure, Nettie N., R. 2, Silver Lake, Ind 31 Leckrone, Joyce, 723 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 36, 129 Leckrone, Marie, Copemish, Mich 58,85,129 Leckrone, Ray, Copemish, Mich 47, 126 Lee, Bob, 518 S. Marion, Bluffton, Ind 14 2 LeFevrc, Robert, 8237 N. Main, Dayton 15, 67, 133, 134, 138 Leffel, John, R. 2, Twelve Mile, Ind 58, 104, 124, 129 Leffel, Larry, R. 1, Twelve Mile, Ind..., 77,124,129 Lehman, Nancy, 1216 W. Market, Orrville, 77,126 Lehman, Wilmer, 6021 2 E. 9th, N. Manchester.. ..47, 84, 128, 1 ' 30, 133 Leighty, Pat, R. 3. Syracuse, Ind 77, 128, 133, 139 Leininger. Verne, R. 1, Stryker, 77, Lewis, Arthur, 02 E. Miami, N. Manchester Libey, Mane, R. 1, Hudson, Ind 67, 127, Lickey, Beverly, 202 Marshall, Columbia City, Ind 58, 109, 111, 127, 139, Lmdower, Ron, 3604 Wycliffe, Toledo 13, 77, Lmdower, Margaret, 2400 Hill, Middletown, 47, 128, 136, Livengood, Donald, R. 3, Wabash, Ind Little, Orrell E., 205 E. 3rd, N. Manchester Lockwood, Don, R. 2, Bluffton, Ind 67, 146, 159, Logan, Clara, R. 3, Warren, Ind 67,128,134,136, Long, LuAnn, R. 1, Etna, Green, Ind 77, Long, Terry, 40 W. Harrison, Wabash, Ind Longenecker, Dave, Box 6. Syracuse, Ind 58, Looker, Jim, R. 2, Box 56, Covington, 67,116,119,148, Lorenz, Linda, R. 5. Wabash, Ind 77,133, Loutsenhizer, Marvin, 412 E. High, Bryan, 67, 126, Loveland, Jean, 502 College, N. Manchester Loveland, Lois, 708 N. Jackson. Erankfort, Ind 67,117,142, Loxley, Peggy, R. 2, Arcanum, O 58, Lozier. Joe, R. 1, Warsaw, Ind 77, Luckey, Tom, 1118 Hickory, Niles, Mich Luey, Doris, Box 2, Lucerne, Ind Lynn, Ercell. 508 N. Mill, N. Manchester 31, 144 36 128 142 114 138 47 31 162 139 114 77 150 149 139 128 . 31 165 126 150 . 77 . 47 143 McAdams, Ron, R. 2, Tipp City, 58,20,119,120,124 McCauley, Dale, Roanoke, Ind 67,95,112,124,129 McClun.g, Kathleen, 977 Chicago, Portland. Ind 47,127 McClurg, Janet, W. First, Warren, Ind 67, 127 McCormick, David C, 906 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester....31, 133, 134 McDaniel, Dave, 609 N. Cherry, Hartford City, Ind 67, 148, 150 McGraw, Tom, Wabash Road, N. Manchester 47 Mclnnis, Hattie Ruth, R. 1, Box 106, Wiggins, Miss 58, 111, 112, 120 McKimmy, Jim, R. 2, Beaverton, Mich 67,93,143,150 McKinley, Larry, 504 W. Main, Mentone, Ind 9, 20, 58, 107, 158, 165 McKinley, Wanda, R. 4, Wabash, Ind 67 McKinney, George, 628 S. Downing, Piqua, O 67, 87, 146, 158, 159, 162 Mabie, Alice, 3427 W. Michigan, Kalamazoo, Mich 77,98 Machael, Joan, 911 W. LeFevre, Sterling, III 77,139 Madden, Shirley, 237 Donald, S. Bend, Ind 77 Maddux, Diana, 1011 W. Market, Bluffton, Ind 67, 109, 124, IH Mahoney, Marvin, 312 S. Detroit, Warsaw, Ind 77 Manley, Bill, R. 3, Wabash, Ind 67 Mann, Dona, R. I. Monticello, Ind 77_110, 124 Mann, Joe, R. 2, Ossian, Ind 58,95,104,138,143 Martens, Sarah, 819 E. Roosevelt, Loveland, 111 67,93 Martin, Margery, N. Brid.ge, Gettysburg, 58,111 Martin, Herman, 105 W. 3rd, N. Manchester 36 Martin, Robert, R. 1. New Lebanon, 47,92,143,153,164 Masel, Karen, 151 Clark, Fostoria, 67 Mast, Larry, R. 4, Wabash, Ind 67 Masterson, J. D., Box 47, Forreston, 111 47,102,122 Masterson, JoElIa, Box 47, Forreston, III 77, 98, 102, 112, 113, 127, 133 Masterson, Paul, Box 47, Forreston, III 58,104,122,133 Mathias, Keith, 7041 2 Main, Rochester, Ind 47 Maugans, Connie, R. 4, Peru, Ind ... ' 62 67, 104, 116, 148, 149, 150, 154, 162 Maynard, Philip, 4813 Bay City, Midland, Mich 77 Mechling, Caral, R. 3, Walkerton, Ind 67, 133 Melvin, Jan, 1 1 1 1 2 Market, N. Manchester 39,47,134 171 Mendenhall, Bob, R. 3, Box 12, Aurora 8, Colo 77, 102, 120, 150 Merritt, Karl, 204 E. 6th, N. Manchester 67,159,162 Merritt, Neal R., 508 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 31 Merrow, Carol, R. 2, Springfield, 47, 129, 146 Metzger, Norman, Larwill, Ind... 77,119,121 Merzger, Richard, R. 1, S. Whitley, Ind 47 Meyer, Vernon, 520 S. Scott, Bluffton, Ind 48 Michael, Carolyn, R. 3, Box 36, Goshen, Ind 49 Michael, Fred, R. 9, Box 300, Olympia, Wash 67,130 Michael, Joan, R. 3, Warren, Ind 67,112,120,127,133 Michael Marilyn, R. 3, Box 36, Goshen, Ind 48 Michael, Ruth Anne, R. 3, Goshen, Ind 77 Mikesell, Linda, 750 Chestnut, Greenville. 77,127,128 Mickley, Harold, Lake Park, Fla. Miller, Carol, 652 E. Market, Nappanee, Ind 67, 137,138 Miller, Dan, 2051 2 W. Market, Columbia City, Ind 58 Miley, Sondra, R. 3, Ashland, 48, 109, 118, 139 Miller, Gerald, R. 2, Leesburg, Ind 68,84,130,133 Miller, Joseph, R. 3, Peru, Ind il Miller, Linna Mae, Weyers Cave, Va 58,112,129 Miller, Lou Ann, R. 2, S. Whitley, Ind 77 Miller, Robert H., 606 E. 9th, N. Manchester 32 Miller, Marietta, R. 1, Columbia City, Ind 58 Miller, Richard, R. 2, Topeka, Ind 77,128,138 Miller, Wanda, 652 E. Market, Nappanee, Ind 48, 105 Million, Pat, R. 1, Shelby, 68,118,143 Mishler, Maurice, R. 2, N. Manchester 68, 111, 128, 130, 133 Mishler, Bob, Box 284, New Paris, Ind 58,85 Mitchel, Jerry, Cleveland Trailer Ct., N. Manchester 68, 116, 159, 162 Mitchell, Lucille, R. 1, Warsaw, Ind 77,109,114 Mitchell, Richard, 310 E. Park, Huntington, Ind 77 Moats, Danial, 1708 W. 4th, Dixon, III 77,126 Moldenhauer, Carolyn, R. 7, Huntington, Ind..-. 77,92,130,137 Montel, Frank, Jr., Silver Lake, Ind 77, 120 Moore, Gerald, R. 4, Bryan, 68, 128 Moore, Janis, W. Manchester, 48,110,127 Moore, John, R. 6, Springfield, 77,116,156 Moore. Joyce, 9 Park Lane, Crawfordsville, Ind 68, 111, 130, 133, 137 Moore, Virgil, Jr., 124 S. Kenmore, S. Bend, Ind 78, 166 Moran, Al, 134 Canfield, Mt. Clemens, Mich. Morris, Charles D., East St., N. Manchester 32, 123 Mort, Phyllis, R. 1, Pierceton, Ind 48 Moyer, Janice, R. 1, LaFayete, 68 Muir, Gladdys E., 705 College, N. Manchester 32 Mullinix, John, R. 1, Lagro, Ind 68 Muntzing, Eleanor, 2237 HoUins Rd., N. E., Roanoke, Va 78, 98, 128, 142, 138 Murphy, Mark, R. 1, Denver, Ind 38,48,104 Murray, Eileen, 504 W. Harrison, Wabash, Ind 48 Musser, Donna Lou, 351 Arthur, Johnstown, Pa 58 Myer, Ronald, R. 5, Box 203, Kokomo, Ind 78,150 Myers, Barbara, 14280 Superior, Cleveland Hts 18, 48 Myers, Beverly, R. 4, Peru, Ind 48,110 Myers, Judith, 298 Elm, Peru, Ind .• 78,110 Myers, Max, S. Whitley, Ind 78 Myers, Phil, R. 1, Swayzee, Ind 48,106,111,121 Nantz, Milburn, R. 2, Homer, Mich 68 Naragon, Ralph, R. 2, N. Liberty, Ind 38,48 Naragon, Ramona, R. 2, N. Liberty, Ind 48 Nauman, Jon, 4873 Waynesburg, Canton, 78, 128, 120 Neher, Dale, S. Whitley, Ind Neher, Jean, S. Whitley, Ind. Neher, O. W., 608 Miami, N. Manchester Neher, Sharon, R. 5, Logansport, Ind ,...72,78,93,1 Nelson, Jack, 211 N. Ash, Butler, Ind Nelson. Robert, 611 College, N. Manchester Nelson, Sonja, R. 1, Fremont, Ind 78, 1 Nesemeier, Barb, 407 Barabara, Mt. Morris, 111 68,87,1 Neuhouser, Dwight, Box 57, Leo, Ind 78, 1 Neuhouser, Jim, R. 2, GrabiU, Ind Newcomer, Donald, R. 1, Auburn, Ind Niehus, Larry, 5O8I 2 E. 5th, N. Manchester, Ind 49,116,1 Niles, Ed, R. -1, Cromwell, Ind 68,87,104,1 Niswander, R. Emerson, East St., N. Manchester Noffsinger, Joe, 474 Ewart, Akron 12, O Norris, John, Amboy, Ind 9,58,106,116,121,148,1 Nussel, Pat, 1709 Columbia, Ft. Wayne, Ind Nyce Albert, Vernfield, Pa 68,121,1 48, 110 36 11, 124 48 36 11,139 11, 127 59,162 68 68 50,153 33,138 32, 102 58, 121 49,156 78, 158 30, 143 Oatley, Maurice, Box 117, Winona Lake, Ind 68,126 O ' Brian, Jerome, 65 W. 6th, Peru, Ind 78 Ogburn, Carolee, 714 E. Indiana, S. Bend, Ind 14,58 Ogburn, Howaid, 4000 53rd, Bladensburg, Md 14,143,58 Ogle, Nancy, 1 1 5 W. Main, N. Manchester 78 Ogle, Shirley, R. I, Rochester, Ind 58,109 Ohmart, Charlotte, Box 41, Laketon, Ind 68 Oldfather, John, Etna Green, Ind 78, 150 Olinger, Nancy Jo, 402 E. Fox, S. Bend, Ind 78, 129 Olson, George, R. 9. Huntington, Ind 49 Oren, Mary, R. 1, New Paris, O ' 49 Orpurt, Philip A., East St., N. Manchester 32, 125 Othmer, Rose Marie, R. 1, Woodland, Mich 78 Overmyer, Jim, R. 3, Argos, Ind 78 Palmer, Janis, 230 S. Wisconsin, Hobart, Ind 78,111 Palsgrove, David, 505 E. 9th, N. Manchester 58,150 Parker, Marcella, R. 3, N. Manchester 49, 128, 133, 138 Parker, Pat, Box 398, Riverview, Fla 68, 126 Parks, Paul, Box 27, BurnettsviUe, Ind 78,114,125 Parrot, Jeanne, N. Manchester, Ind 78, 127 Parrot, Lois, R. 1, Greencastle, Ind 68,127 Paton, Marilyn, R. 2, Leesburg, Ind 78,109,133 Patrick, Bill, R. 2, N. Manchester 68 Paxson, Bill, 409 N. Race, Springfield, 68 Pedersen, Elna, 3526 W. Congress, Chicago, III 78 Penix, Pat, Orland, Ind 78,117,126 Perkins, Jan, R. 1, Hamlet, Ind 78,156 Person, Joyce, 1104 Home, N. Manchester 68,134 Person, Richard, 1104 Home, N. Manchester 68 Peters, David, 219 E. 15th, Marion, Ind 58 Peters, Jerry, 168 W. Main, New Lebanon, 5,78,133 Petry, Marion, Box AA, Collinsville, 4S Petty, Vera, W. Manchester, 58, 143 Pettit, Lynda, 4111 Aurelius, Lansing, Mich 78,115 Phillips, George, 1952 Ontario, Dayton, 12,58,116,150,15 Phillips, Glen, 115 E. Wright, Covington, 78, 15C Pierson, Gus, R. 1, S. Whitley, Ind 45 Pinder, Ed, 426 E. 9th, Rochester, Ind. Piper, Vaughn, 1204 W. Main, N. Manchester Pippenger, Mary, R. 3, Box 126, Nappanee, Ind 68,12 ' Plum, David, 507 E. Hitt, Mt. Morris, 111 78, 13! Plum, Debora, 507 E. Hitt, Mt. Morris, 111 7! Plum, Joel, 507 E. Hitt, Mt. Morris, 111 9,59,10 ' Poe, Elaine, R. 4, Columbia City, Ind 78, 13( Popenfoose, Gary, 1106 Yaney, N. Manchester 78 Porter, Eldonna, 103 W. North Shore, S. Bend, Ind 68,112,127 Pratt, Philip, R. 1, Rochester, Ind 49 Pratt, Kenneth, R. 3, N. Manchester 49 Price, Barbara, 8268 Whitcomb, Detroit 28, Mich 78,117 Price, Robert, 8268 Whitcomb, Detroit 28, Mich 78,112 Price, Rex, R. 2, N. Manchester 49 Pugh, Carol, 20 Beverly, Hobart, Ind 78 Puterbaugh, Ed, Rossburg, 59,93,106,120,165 Racop, John, R. 1, Flat Rock, 111 49 Racop, Mary, R. 1, Flat Rock, 111 68, 127 Raichart, Linda, R. 2, Roanoke, Ind 68 Ramp, Jim, llSVi Barker, Michigan City, Ind 59 Rasor, Alma, 601 College, N. Manchester 36 Rasor, Louella, 601 College, N. Manchester 49,130,140,143 Reck, Ronald, 744 South, Piqua, 68 Reed, Forrest E., 715 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 32 Reed, Jerry, Akron, Ind 59 Reed, Richard, Wolcottville, Ind 78 Reinoehl, Truman, 418 Fairview, S. Bend, Ind 6, 68, 130, 133, 134 Reinke, Charles, R. 4, Ashland, 68 Reisinger, Eleanore, 201 S. Ash, Hobart, Ind 68, 110, 117, 165 Rench, Daleen, R. 1, Eaton, Ind 78,111,128 Rench, Roland, R. 2, Canton, 111 79 Reppert, Sandra, 3314 S. Lafayette, Ft. Wayne, Ind 68, 127, 133, 138 Rex, James, 204 E. Fifth, Ligonier, Ind 49 Rhoade, Jim, R. 2, Bremen, Ind 49, 126 Rhodes, Ruby, R. 2, Elkhart, Ind 49, 107 Richeson, Mary, 110 Logan, Pittsburgh, Pa 59 Rickert, Ann, 401 W. 2nd, N. Manchester 69 Rickner, Don, Box 343, Bryan, ' 0 79,112,140 Rieman, Sylvia, R. 2, N. Manchester.-. 79 Rieman, T. Wayne, East St., N. Manchester 32,140 Rinehart, Josie, Box 26, R. 7, Westminster, Md 39, 112, 121, 124, 129 Rinehart, Tom, 2227 George, Logansport, Ind 59,110 Ringenberg, Pat, R. 1, N. Manchester 49 Ritchey, Alda, R. 2, Everett, Pa 59,128,138 Ritchie, Carol, R. 1, Leesburg, Ind 79, 118, 119 Robbins, Larry, 520 Michigan, Wabash, Ind 79 Robe, Dorothy, 1834 N. Huey, S. Bend, Ind 50 Roberts, Kay, R. 1, Bluffton, Ind 148, 166 Roberts, Larry, R. 2, Claypool, Ind. Roby, Dennis, R. 2, DeGraff, O 59, 104, 116, 123, 129, 145, 148, 149, 150, 155 Rodkey, Elaine, R. 1, Box 92, LaGrange, Ind 37,40,50,127,134 Rodkey, Rod, 323 E. Main, Delphi, Ind 37,40,50,102,122 Roe, Nancy, R. 2, Bluffton, Ind 50 Roe, Robert, N. Manchester 69, 128 Rogers, Shirley, R. 5, Box 385, Kokomo, Ind 59, 106 Rondeau, Dick, 1141 i E. Main, N. Manchester 50, 109, 116, 150, 154, 158i Root, Bonnie, S. Pearl, Covington, 69,85,110 Root, Norma, R. 2, Bradford, 69,95, 112, 107 Rose, Jim, Brethren, Mich 59,112 Ross, Jerry, Claypool, Ind 59 Rothermel, Sharon, 103 E. Front, Mt. Morris, 111 79 Rouch, Flora, R. 3, Bremen, Ind 59,89,127,128, 138 Rouch, Norma, R. 3, Bremen, Ind 79, 142 Rowe, Carl, R. 2, N. Manchester 69 Rowe, Nina, East St., N. Manchester 36 Rowe, Donald, 1623 Leer, S. Bend, Ind 79 Royer, Alice, R. 2, Arcanum, 59,117 Royer, David, 9555 Wolf Creek, Dayton 20, 79,134,136 Royer, Donald, East St., N. Manchester 32,121 Royer, Howard, 1135 Brentwood, Cleveland Hgts., O 62, 69, 125, 126, 133, 134 Royers, Nancy, R. 2, Arcanum, 59,128,130 Ruhl, Donald, Avilla, Ind 50 Rummel, Dale, Plan, Ky 50,112 Rumsey, Guy, R. 1, Orland, Ind 59,128,134,136,137,138 Rupel, Joyce, 5530 Osburn, Riverside, Cal 69,105,112 Rush, Don, 601 N. Mill, N. Manchester =.. 50 Rush, Rita, 601 N. Mill, N. Manchester 69 Sales, Ken, R. 3, Rochester, Ind 59, 108, 126 Sampson, Alice, R. 2, Wauseon, 79,128,139 Sand, Ronald. R. 4, Warsaw, Ind 59, 122, 138 Sands, John, 410 Bond, N. Manchester 133 Sanger, Lola, 601 College, N. Manchester 32, 126 Sausaman, David, R. 1, Rochester, Ind 59,92 Savage, Dan, R. 3, Box 109, Argos, Ind 79,150 Saxman, Dick, l 6Y2 W. Main, N. Manchester 69 Sayers, G. William, 1204 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 33 Schmid, Clara, 4593 Roosevelt, Gary, Ind 50 Schmidt, Norman, R. 3, Marcellus, Mich 79,150 Schmucker, Alvin, R. 1, Nappanee, Ind 69 Schmucker, Glenn, R. 1, Nappanee, Ind 59, 104, 110, 124, 129, 146 Schnepp, Barbara, R. 2, Beaverton, Mich 69, 128, 130, 133 Schnepp, Becky, Beaverton, Mich. Schrock, Gladden, 407 Morningside, Nappanee, Ind 39, 50, 109, 112, 121, 158, 162, 164 Schuler, Carolyn, R. 2, N. Manchester 50, 128, 130, 133, 134 Schuhle, William, 508 E. 9th, N. Manchester 33, 102, 140 Scudder, Charles, R. 1, Bunker Hill, Ind-. 79, 150 Schumaker, Jim, R. 2, N. Manchester 69 Schutz, Salene, 503 College, N. Manchester 36 Sebald, Hans, R. 1. Milford, Ind 50,121 Seifert, Edwina, 701 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester Seifert, William, 701 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 33,118 Self, Joy, 711 Liscum, Dayton 27, 59 Sennett, John, Macy, Ind 59,115,126 Senseman, Alice M., 400 Kosher, N. Manchester 33 Shady, Janet, R. 2, Box 273, Richmond, Ind 59, 111, 127, 128, 142 Shafer, Evelyn, 316 E. 10th, Ashland, O 50 Shaffer, Bill, 807 S. Division, Flora, Ind 69 Shamp, Don, R. 1, Perrysburg, 59,123 Shanahan, Jim, R. 1, N. Manchester 79 Shanck, Jane, Box 26, Potsdam, 59,110 Shank, Dixie, R. 3, Arcanum, 79 Shank, Emerson, 1 1 Grand, Trotwood, O. Sharma, Doreen, 75 Churchill, Rangoon, Burma 79,95,112,120 Sheets, Maxine, R. 4, Wooster, 59 Sheets, Phyllis, 557 S. Bluff, Monticello, Ind 79, HO, 112, 118 Shellabarger, Dan, 6209 Kemp, Dayton, 79,119,150 Shellhaas, Phil, 7835 Old Dayton, Dayton, O 60, 104, 118, 122, 129, 134, 153 Shirky, Sylvia, 1016 E. I4th, Lombard, 111 60 Shively, Glen, R. 1, Churubusco, Ind 60 Shock, David, R. 2, N. Manchester 79 Shock, Marilyn, 2113 Philadelphia, Dayton, 79,114 Shoemaker, Joe, 311 W. Harrison, Mentone, Ind 60 Showalter, Ila, R. 2, Bremen, Ind., 60, 127 Showalter, Kathleen, Onekama, Mich 50 Shriner, Merlin, 900 E. 4th, Lima, 79 173 Shuck, Richard, R. 1, Deshler, 69 ShuU, Esther, Dahann Rd., Thana Dist., B.S., India 79, 112, 121, 128, 129 Shull, Mary Evelyn, 3111 E. 48th, Indianapolis, Ind 69, 111, 112, 127 Shultz, Dennis, R. 2, Arcanum, 79,150,166 Shuman, Janice, R. 1, Angola, Ind 79, 110 Sigmon, Nancy, 6 N. Sunrise, Trorwood, 79, 115, 134, 136 Silvers, Larry, R. 1, Bradford, 12,69,85,116,148,149,150 Simmons, Corinne, Box 191, New Windsor, Md 50 Sims, Loran, 409 W. Jefferson, Culver, Ind 60 Singrey, Ruthanne, 937 Taylor, Elkhart, Ind 69, 142, 138 Sisulak, Stuart, 217 Herrick, Riverside, 111 50 Sixbey, Maurice, 306 W. Main, N. Manchester 51 Skillen, Carol, Box 13, Akron, Ind 79,117 Slabaugh, Dick, 1411 Alder, LaGrande, Ore 60,112,123 Slaubaugh, Ray, 55 N. Commonwealth, Elgin, 111 69, 129 Slifer, Loraine, 511 N. Franklin, Polo, 111 36 Smeltzer, Diane, R. 1, Nappanee, Ind 79,112,133 Smith, Gloria, 1104 Home, N. Manchester Smith, Maurine, Box 42, Milford, Ind 29,72 Smith, Ronald, 201 W. South St., Argos, Ind 79, 166 Smith, Terry, 205 N. Main, Columbia City, Ind 79, 150 Smith, Thomas, R. 1, Garrett, Ind 51 Smith, William, 865 Standish, Westfield, New Jersey 79 Smith, Wilma, 427 W. 3rd, Anderson, Ind 104, 127 Snavely, Mary Ellen, R. 2, N. Manchester, Ind 69, 126 Snider, Max, 1006 N. Wayne, N. Manchester, Ind 40,51,92 Snider, Ruth, R, 2, Bradford, 60,85,105,110 Snyder, Barbara, R. 2, Arcanum, 79, 133 Snyder, Bill, Argos, Ind 60,150,166 Snyder, Kathleen, R. 2, Columbiana, 69 Snyder, Leonard, 32 N. Second, Elkhart, Ind 60,111,124 Snyder, Nancy, R. 2, Plymouth, Ind 69, 127 Snyder, Norman, R. 4, Peru, Ind 69 Snyder, Patricia, 1135 Elm, New Haven, Ind 60 Snyder, Viola, 2994 W. Stewart, Midland, Mich 79 Sommers, Ivamae, 2006 47th, Elkhart, Ind 79,117,126 Sommers, Martha, R. 2, N. Manchester, Ind 79 Sommers, Owen, R. 2, N. Manchester, Ind 69 Sotzing, Donna, 248 Park, West Milton, 69 Spiecher, Genita, 602 Bond, N. Manchester, Ind 33 Sprinkle, John, R. 7, Muncie, Ind.. .60, 84, 104, 128, 130, 133, 134, 143 Sprouls, Diane, R. 2, Churubusco, Ind 69,133,134,138 Sriver, Gary, R. 2, Akron, Ind 69 Stackhouse, Larry, R. 1, N. Manchester, Ind 79 Stangland, Johanna, Wolk Lake, Ind 69,117,120 Stanley, Martha Sue, R. 1, Converse, Ind 69 Stavropulos, Connie, 311 N. Buffalo, Warsaw, Ind 80, 105, 118, 139 Stebbins, Alice, 15 March, Brookville, 80,120,133,134 Steele, George, N. Manchester, Ind 51, 128, 133 Stech, Opal D., Sunset Dr., N. Manchester 33, 127 Steffen, Dorothy, R. 2, Pietceton, Ind 69 Sterner, Robert, Box 45, Port Gamble, Wash 69 Stidham, Mark, 116 N. Oak 70,156,166 Stineback, Deloris, Golein, Mich 51 Stinebaugh, Vernon H., 712 Ruse, N. Manchester 33,134,136 Stinnette, Myrna, 1104 Home, N. Manchester, Ind 36 Stinnette, Robert, 1104 Home, N. Manchester, Ind 60 Stiving, Roberta, 1127 Varland, Toledo, 60,127 Stocksdale, Carolyn, 142 S. Elm, W. Carrollton, O.., 70, 117 Stocksdale, Gene, R. 5, Union City, Ind 37,51,121,124,129 Stocksdale, Janet, R. 5, Union City, Ind 51,37,128,138 Stocksdale, Vaughn, K. 5, Union City, Ind 80,118,164 Stoffel, Kenneth, R. 8, Huntington, Ind 80 Stoner, Leonard, R. 2, Meckaniesbugh, Penn 80 Stookey, John, R. 2, Milford, Ind 80 Stork, Ron, 1104 Grant, Elkhart, Ind 20,51,104,116,159,162 Stout, Carol, 1033 E. 3rd, Mishawaka, Ind 60,110,134,136,137 Stout, Janice, R. 2, Hagerstown, Ind 70, 127 Stover, Arman, R. 1, Milledgeville, 111 80,166 Stover, Doris, Milledgeville, 111 51, 126 Stover, Norma, Milledgeville, 111 70 Strasser, Jim, R. 1, Twelve Mile, Ind 80 Striggle, Berniece, W. 6th, Rochester, Ind 51 Strome, Joyce, 502 Virginia, Versailles, 80 Strycker, Dean, 324 S. 10th, Goshen, Ind 80, 114,-122, ' 124, 156 Strycker, Maurice, 519 E. Dubail, S. Bend, Ind 60,92, 104, 146, 166 Strycker, Wallace, 824 S. 11th, Goshen, Ind.... 51,122 Studebaker, Marilyn, 325 W. Spring, LaGrange, Ind 51, 84, 128, 130 Studebaker, Ned, 4836 Forest, Springfield, 70 Studebaker, Ronald, R. 1, Union, 80 Studebaker, Sonia, R. 1, Tipp City, 70,105,128,133,143 Stutzman, Delila, R. 1, Blissfield, Mich 70 Stutzman, Lorayne, R. 1, Blissfield, Mich 80 Swaim, Roger, 1121 E. 2nd, Lima, 80,114,125 Swartz, Bernice, R. 3, Warsaw, Ind 36 Swearingen, Thomas, 202 S. Barr, Crawfordsville, Ind 80 Swigart, Romelle, R. 4, Manassas, Va 38,51,140,143 Swihart, Roy, R. 4, Goshen, Ind 60, 109, 116, 142, 156 Targgart, Barbara, Ligonier, Ind. Taylor, Marcia, 513 N. Franklin, Polo, 111 60,122 Taylor, Tommy, Cleveland Trailer Ct., N. Manchester 60 Tennant, Marilyn, 4122 Arlin gton, Ft. Wayne, Ind 70,111 Theen, Rolf, R. 2, Springfield, 70,118 Thomas, Lawrence, 123 George, Barrington, 111 80,150,152 Thomas, Marilyn, 4783 State, Ontario, Cal 70,104,112. Thomas, Sylvia, Mt. Morris, 111 80,133,134 Thomas, Robert, R. 4, Plymouth, Ind 80 Thompson, Bill, Filmore Rd., S. Bend, Ind 148,149 Thompson, Larry, 1144 W. Lexington, Elkhart, Ind 70,133,134 Thompson, Jan, N. Manchester 10,70,104,116,142,150,154 Thompson, Jeanette, R. 2, Topeka, Ind 80 Thompson, Roma Jo, N. Manchester 10; 70 Throne, Marilyn, 4211 W. 143, Cleveland ll, O 60, 84, 109, 120, 130 Thrush, Douglas, 443 Hutchens, Wabash, Ind 70 Timmons, Glenn, R. 1, New Paris, 80 Tobias, Dick, 144 Myers, Akron 5, 72,80,150 Todd, Harry, 232 S. Washington, Hobart, Ind 70 Tom, Phil, R. 3, Syracuse, Ind 80 Tomlonson, Waneta, 1008 West, Goshen, Ind 70, 128 Tooman, Charles, R. 1, Garrett, Ind 80 Townsend, Jan, R. 1, Vermontville, Mich 70,89,127,142 Truss, Bonnie, R. 5, Wabash, Ind 51 Tucker, Jeanne, Box 216, Claypool, Ind 80 Tully, Bud, R. 6, Martinsville, Ind 60, 102, 103, 104, 114, 115, 116, 124, 129, 143, 155, 150 Tuggle, Roger, R. 1, Larwill, Ind 80 Turner, Spencer, 3245 N. Union, Dayton 7, 12,70, 133, 134, 136 Twigg, Rosa, 5217 Bowser, Ft. Wayne, Ind 51 Uhrig, Howard N., Ei. . St., N. Manchester 33 Ulm, Dan, R. 1, Winamac, Ind 51,111 Ulmer, Edna Mae, 1208 E Donald, S. Bend, Ind 52 174 Ulsh, Janet, 1526 N. Bell, Kokomo, Ind 80,127 Unger, Yvonne, R. 1, Lucerne, Ind 60,139 Ussery, Lionel, R. 1, N. Manchester 80 Valencourt, J. Roy, 602 E. 9th, N. Manchester 33 Vanator, Doug, R. 2, Warsaw, Ind 52, 122 Vanator, Pat, 1104 Home, N. Manchester 52 Van- Dyke, Marlene, Budd Lake Motel, Harrison, Mich 52, 84, 129, 133, 138, 143 Von Gunten, Reta, 315 W. Oakdale, Ft. Wayne, Ind 80, 109 Vought, Norma, R. 6, 62849 US 31, S. Bend 14, Ind 60, 105 ' aechter, Elaine, 504 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 60 Wagner, Jane, 209 Gushing, Dayton 29, 70, 117, 127, 165 Wagner, Murray, 1418 Peters, Troy, 60 Wagoner, Morris, 411 W. 4th, N. Manchester 80 Wagoner, James, R. 2, Hamilton, Ind 70 Wakeland, Robert, 334 Conger, Plymouth, Ind 61 Wales, Pat, Polo, 111 80, 136 Walker, Betty, R. 1, Waterloo, Ind 70,128,143 Wallace, Carola, 11 N. Worth, Elgin, 111 61,84,143 Wallace, Priscilla, 11 N. Worth, Elgin, 111 80 Walton, John R., 507 E. 9th, N. Manchester 12,34,150 Warner, James, R. 2, S. Whitley, Ind .....80,110 Warner, Linda, 206 W. 2nd, N. Manchester 70,128,137,138 Warner, Max, 202 S. First, N. Manchester 80 Warvel, Ethel, 703 College, N. Manchester 36 Watson, John, 1436 N. 3rd, Logansport, Ind. Weaver, David, 1601 S. Main, Goshen, Ind 70 Weaver, Don, R. 1, Nappanee, Ind 61,148 Weaver, Larry, 3401 Mishawaka, S. Bend, Ind 61, 158 Weaver, Nelda, Mexico, Ind 70,62,112,127 Weaver, Phil, Morgantown, Ind 61 Weaver, Ron, 3401 Mishawaka, S. Bend, Ind 72,80,112,113 Weber, Susie, 906 Walnut, N. Manchester 70,110 Weber, James, 907 Walnut, N. Manchester 70 Week, Phil, R. 1, Urbana, Ind 61,84,128,130,133 Weddle, Eldred, 404 E. 2nd, N. Manchester 12, 34, 116, 150 Weeks, John, R. 3, Kokomo, Ind 61,84,128,130,133,142,143 Weimer, CaroUyn, 719 N. Sycamore, N. Manchester 80 Weimer, Pete, 5112 N. 8th, Arlington, Va 70,84,143 Weimer, Harry, 719 Sycamore, N. Manchester 34,122 Weimer, Roger, 508 E. King, Garrett, Ind 37,70,146,150,154 Weimer, Ronald, 508 E. King, Garrett, Ind 80 Weitzel, Larry, R. 2, N. Manchester 81 Welborn, Nancy, 17291 Ireland, S. Bend, Ind 81, 110, 133 Welch, Ken, 2408 E. Mt. Hope, Lansing 10, Mich 61, 138 Weldy, John, R. 1, New Paris, Ind 61 Weller, Maude, 305 E. 9th, N. Manchester 36, 102 Wenger, Dale, 6668 Wolf Creek, Dayton 26, 81, 124, 153 Wenger, June, R. 3, Goshen, Ind 52,105,112,121,140,143 Werling, Wanda, R. 2, Ossian, Ind 81 West, Jan, R. 1, Goshen, Ind 52,88,38,112,113,121 West, Larry, R. 1, Goshen, Ind 70, 102, 104, 136, 138 West, Phil, R. 1, Goshen, Ind 6,70,128,130 Weybright Muriel, R. 2, Syracuse, Ind 61,89,105,112 Weybright, Mike, R. 2, Syracuse, Ind 61,95, 112, 113, 121, 148 Weybright, Bill, R. 1, Syracuse, Ind 71,104,142 Wheeler, Jill, Woodland, Mich 81 Wheeler, Herbert, 16 Boulevard, Peru, Ind. Whisler, Esther, R. 2, Beaverton, Mich 71,121 Whistler, Richard, 917 W. Hickory, Union City, Ind 52, 116, 159, 162 Whitacre, Joan, R. 2, New Haven, Ind 52, 105, 128, 130 Whitacre, Joyce, R. 2, New Haven, Ind 71,110,112,127 Whitacre, Marjorie, 191 McCrum, Huntington, Ind 81 Whitehead, Deverl, R. 1, Warsaw, Ind 52,111 Whireneck, Reta, R. 2, Virden, 111 61,112,127,128,129 Whitmore, Marilyn, Box 154, Liberty, 111 61, 134, 136, 137, 138 Wiant, Robert, 710 E. Keyset, Garrett, Ind 71 Wiebe, Gertrude, 507 E. Miami, N. Manchester 25,27, 102, 105 Widmeyer, Myrna, 208 Crescent, Goshen, Ind 71,117 Wildermurh, Annetta, R. 1, Akron, Ind 52 Wilhelm, Don, Urbana, Ind 52 Willingham, AI, Polo, 111 61,84 Wilson, Barbara, R. 5, Peru, Ind 81, 127, 128 Wilson, Don, R. 2, Wabash, Ind 52 Wilson, Ellen, Mill Creek, Ind 81 Wilson, Gordon, Chief, Mich 71,84,130,133 Wilson, Opal, N. Manchester 36, 105, 140 Wilson, Retta Jean, 711 W. 12th, Sterling, III 61,84, 127, 128, 130 Wince, Jeanette, R. 2, Columbia City, Ind 81, 119 Winebrenner, Bill, R. 3, N. Manchester 81 Wing, Sally, 402 N. Market, N. Manchester 81,127 Winger, Lou Ann, 700 S. Arnold, Mt. Pleasant, Mich 71, 107, 143 Winkler, Ronnie, Box 195, Markle, Ind 52 Wise, Zoyd, R. 1, Piqua, 61 Wittwer, John, 507 W. 4th, N. Manchester 61 Wolfe, Claude, 717 Bond, N. Manchester 34, 112, 116, 150, 159 Wolfe, June. 717 Bond, N. Manchester 34 Workman, Kenneth, R. 1, N. Manchester 61,114,126 Workman, Sandra, Box 236, AviUa, Ind 81,139 Wort, Joyce, R. 2, N. Liberty, Ind 81, 117,133,139 Wozniak, Linda, 816 W. Dunham, S. Bend, Ind 81 Wright, Jean, 513 Mathew, Kendallville, Ind 81,133 Wrightsman, Dwayne, 330 W. Lord, Virden, 111 52, 88, 112, 113, 121 Wygant, Judy, R. 4, Huntington, Ind 81, 133 Wysong, Beverly, Wawaka, Ind 81, 120, 139 Wysong, Helen, Wawaka, Ind 52 Yager, Ellen, R. 1, Craigville, Ind 81 Yaney, William, Jr., 110 W. Jefferson, Columbia City, Ind 81, 133, 110 Yeatter, David B., 603 E. Ninth, N. Manchester 27, 85, 102 Yeatter, Mary, 603 E. Ninth, N. Manchester Yentes, Jesse, S. Mill, N. Manchester 81 Yoder, Joe, R. 2, Columbia City, Ind 81,110,112 Yoder, Mike, 322 Concord, Elkhart, Ind 53,159,162 Yoder, Richard, R. 2, Silver Lake, Ind 71,122,129 Yordy, Myra, 306 E. Washington, O ' Fallon, 111 71,110,128 Yost, Daryl, Box 469, S. Whitley, Ind 53, 164 Yost, Marlen, R. 1, Box 431, New Lebanon, 81,164 Youpg, Elwin, 714 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 71 Young, Evelyn, 714 N. Wayne, N. Manchester 36 Young, Sherwood, R. 1, Ravenna, 71,84,128,138,142 Zartman, Barbara, 1145 Central, Beloit, Wis 81,117,126 Zeek, Clyde, 505 E. 9th, N. Manchester 53 Zeek, Margaret, 505 E. 9th, N. Manchester 53 Zeltwanger, Harold, R. 2, Bremen, Ind 61,111,165 Zinsmeister, Nelson, R. 3, N. 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