Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

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AURORA 1975—76 VOLUME 81 1 - i m l m i A Jiij _l!SiiJHi ■M CONTENTS A Time. . . There Is A Season A Time To Gather Together The Campus Community Index 1 10 67 104 164 SEASONS For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose . . . --Ecclesiastes V r- p 10 SPRII G Spring was a time for the One Act Plays, Spring Fling, Black Awareness Week, the Walkathon, the Vietnam War ' s end, frisbee throwing, POWER to go to Boston, rain at Commence- ment, . . . 11 FREE TO BE YOU AND ME LITTLE BROTHER- SISTER WEEKEND Many little brothers -n -sisters arrived on the MC campus for a fun -filled weekend. Special events such as a bonfire, hayride, cartoons, and pony rides highlighted the weekend. Jeff Baker gives a lift. Following the play. Quiet please! Where ' s my hot dog! 12 How high can you get it? Wana play catch? What ' s going on? 13 CONVOCATIONS AND SPECIAL EVENTS A good variety of convocations including Senior and Faculty Series were presented to the MC student body. A special focus on Freedom and Justice was presented in the month of March. Several programs in the Fine Arts Series were presented during the term. You could be swinging on a star! Jazz Band performing in the Mall. 14 h. 4 - ' mi ' ' The da Do Ron Rons -- Hail To Thee MC . Indianapolis Symphony U.F.N. --Unidentified Flat Notes. Manchester College Swing Choir 15 MAY DAY BRINGS WARMER WEATHER TO MC May Day activities began on Thursday with a ping-pong tournament and the Lift-off in the Oaks. The rocking chair marathon began Thursday evening and was concluded Saturday. Classes were suspended Friday in order that students. Faculty, and staff could participate in the trike race, tug-o-war, kangaroo ball race, water balloon toss, and spartan spoketacular. The evening was concluded with a rock dance. Sail away with the Liberty Ladies. 16 Express. Rock Around The Clock ' ' Tttm!, Peddle Power Is it that heavy Tim? Saturday started with a canoe race down the Kenapocomoco River, a band concert, and a semiformal dance ended the evening, A Skake- spearean play Much Ado About Nothing was pre- sented both nights. 17 Which way to the front? Andy Gross doing a song from Pippin for May Day kickoff. 18 Care to dance? Sharon Knechel behind scenes. Going my way? Jeff White and Randy Marsh at May Day kickoff. 19 SPARTAN HILL IS REPLACED The destruction of Spartan Hill caught much of the campus community by surprise. Manchester students helped build these bleachers during the De- pression years. But during recent years the bleachers, due to cracking and shifting cement were considered unsafe, and are now replaced by metal bleachers. The new bleachers were dedicated at Manchester ' s first home football game of the 1975 sea- son. 20 |ii4ii;ai ' iJt . I ik - 1 1 M m i jp 1 ' •■: ««. ;•, Ai ■■■ ' ■ d H ( ' ' v,r SPRINGl SPORJ ' S Spartan Netters leap into the 75 season. Kneeling, l-r: Mike Hasselbring, Jon Cox, Elnnan Frantz. Standing: Fred More, Gary Hoipkemier, Mark Niswander, Stan Waller (coach). TENNIS ' 75 The spring of ' 75 proved to be a disappointing season for the Spartan Netters. The team record was 4 wins and 6 losses in regular season matches, while the team placed 6th in the HBCC , However, Coach Weller has expressed that the season could have been better had the scheduling been arranged more in accordance tg the Spring Break. Coach Weller also feels more confident towards the next season of spring tennis in ' 76, and for the future as well. 21 jUggj H ' H H SOFTBALL ' 75 Smaltzie, another Joe Morgan? The 1975 softball team fell just short of a winning season last spring, but all the con- tests were close. The team finished with a 2-3 record; the only losing record for the Women ' s sports. There were only three seniors on the ' 75 team, so the women are looking forward to a great season in ' 76. Row 1, 1-r: Willa Detwiler, Sue Powell, Sue Edison, Wilma Detwiler, Jan Smaltz. Row 2: Anne Flickinger, Kathy Gor- don, Sandy Amiss, Pat Fucik, Nancy Greer, Jan Noel, Carmi Thorton, Connie Thompson. Row 3: Areda Brower, Nancy Warner, Roylene See, Aimbrell Ross, Cinda Han- huch, Jane Jones, Jo Ann VanWagner, Coach Weirick. Go --Jane --Go. Power? 22 GOLF 75 The Spartan Swingers finished with a fine performance for the 1975 spring season. Although there were disappoint- ments and setbacks, the team persevered and drove to an- other good season of 6 wins and 5 losses. Manchester also placed sixth out of eight other striving opponents in the HBCC (Hoosier -Buckeye Collegiate Conference), sixth out of ten in the Tri -State Competition, and eighth out of fifteen in the NAIA (National Association for Inter-CoUe- giate Athletics) golfers ' tournament against other equally determined teams. Coach Jarrett looks forward to a more promising as well as prosperous season for 1976. ' ike Love tees off. Outstanding team members for the ' 75 season were Steve Dimitt, Honorary Captain; and Bari Faudree, who was named to the District 21 NAIA Honor Team (10). These two individ- uals are an example of what potential and talent the team possessed, and should have for the next season. Coach Jarrett trying to learn the game. iS i Barre Faudree open your eyes. L-R: Steve Demitt, Scott Frazier, Mike Love, Bari Faudree, Marty Zawodni. TRACK ' 75 The 1975 Spartan Track team ran un- defeated through all their dual meets. Led by Scott Manges, John Mitmoen and Dave SoUenberger, the Spartans were able to place third in the NAIA and fifth in the HBCC . The Spartans suffered quite a few injuries and were not able to run up to their potential. As for the up -coming track season, the team and coach are anxious and hopeful for a winning season. They ' re off. Solli- -flies through the air with the greatest of ease. A photo finish. 24 Doc leaps ahead. Be careful! ! Link. Track team: D. Ballinger, M, Ballinger, J. Burkett, M, Cox, B. Denlinger, B. Duffey, D. Herzog. J. Heiny, T. Hough, C. Hum, A. Karn, S. Link, S. Manges, D, Melampy, J. Mitmoen, G. Mort, J. Nicholson, K. Oren, J. Reff, T. Raid, S. Simons, D. SoUenberger, S. Taylor, R. Troxel, C. Watkins, S. Willmert, J. Yeager, M. York. 25 BASEBALL ' 75 ' ZJ Todd Howard trying to find the handle. Rdvv i, 1-r: H. Kerschenstelner, R, Richey, M. Frey, S. Hilligoss, B. Bucher, G. Markoff. Row 2: J. Daggett, D, The batter waits confidently for the pitch. Jim Jenkins winds up to fire the ball to maintain his 1 . 65 ERA . 26 I Drotar, J, Jenkins, G. Weybright, S. Zenetti, T. Howard. Row3:M. Miller, D. Williams, K. Adams, B. Norris, G. Weller, B. Eacket, K, Frey, D, TroxeL The Spartan Sluggers fell short of ,500 for the 1975 season with a 12- 16 record. The team is looking for- ward to the 76 season with the lead- ing pitcher in the conference, Jim Jenkins, and the charlie hustle of the team, Mark Frey. The Spartans are also looking forward to their first Southern uip for the spring. Fire -up! 27 FALL Fall was a time to reunite old friends, make new acquaintances, orient the freshmen, hear Friedman at his UFO convo, watch the campus change color, . . . . ' -jW.-CSBSIfci ' al 28 ■ ' ' r:ss: Wendy rounds the end. Dancing to Legs Diamond. Students enjoy the pizza party. ACappella Choir sings. Student organization officers at the Presi- dents Reception. BREAKAWAY Breakaway started off Wednesday nite with a soccer game. Thursday the M.C. women entertained the campus with Powderpuff football games. Capping off a fine week, the women asked the men out to the pizza party in the Oaks Friday and a dance Saturday Nite. W ik PARENTS ' IVEEKEND A Fri. nite faculty talent show made this year ' s Parent ' s Weekend unique. Saturday ' s events were the Presidents and faculty receptions, M.C. ' s first football victory, and Sat. nite ' s program by the Music Department. SS. L J Pres. and Ms. Helman prepare to greet parents. 29 CAMP MACK DAY High spirits and good weather combined for a successful Camp Mack Day. Sponsored by your Community Council, the day of fun and frolics was a welcome break from clas- ses. Students and faculty enjoyed volleyball, softball, boating, and four square, or just walking alone or together. Some cyclists got a workout; they rode both to and from Camp Mack, I ' ve got it ' . Safe at First. Sandy Chalfant slugging away. 30 ) i RH l - H «-™« i l iM l The Gang. Hurry up and throw! Mike Crowther in the outfield. Keep your eyes on the ball. 31 FALL CONVOCATIONS AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS The Fall Convocation Series included guest speakers and college professors centering on Issues for Social Change, and the Bicentennial. Congressman Fithian spoke on Congress ' s changes. Dr. Eberly gives a program on Indiana geology. 32 Eighth note, quarter note, half note, a whole. Andy Gross sings A Morning After . Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater presents Mozart ' s Don Giovanni. 33 HOMECOMING ' 75 A Tuesday NLte in the Oaks program kicked off the 1975 Spartan Homecoming. With the theme Taste the Good Life, the annual picnic and games, and two performances of Fiddler on the Roof, highlighted the week. Karen Swinehart, Homecoming Chairperson. Homecoming theme, oh so sweet. 34 Got it! Tackle him! Crowd enjoys Homecoming Soccer game. 35 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF What coordination! OnFriday and Saturday nights ofHome ■ coming weekend the Kenopocomoco Players, under the direction of Scott Strode, presented a stupendous per- formance of the musical Fiddler on the Roof. The bottle dancers doing their thing. Make me a match. 36 Traditions ! Sunrise, Sunset. Dancing in the tavern gives them a high . 37  •♦• ' ♦ Jan Smaltz makes it look easy. Carmi scrutinizes the play. ' ■ '  - W; ■ «L-,1ifV '  -1 t V ■ 1l iTj - i ' t J f f ' ' _ J 1 ■« ' • Pf ' f [ ' JA- Team; Iter. 1st row; Sue Warring, Kate Ritenour, Ann Flickenger, Pat Norris, Jan Smeltz, Coach Weirick. 2nd row; Sue Powell, Carol Garner, Sue Walker, Cinda Hanbuch, Wendy Gratz, Wilma Detwiler, Kathy Gordon, 3rd row; Carmi Thorton, Willa Detwiler, Jan Orwig, Areda Brower. WOMEN ' S TENNIS For the sixth consecutive year, women ended the season with a winning record; with a 5-3 record for the season. All six of the singles players and the number one and two doubles teams recorded a win- ning season. The highlight of the season would be the close match with Ball State Univ. who was listed fifth in the state. 38 Kneeling: Tim Garner, Jon Cox, Leonard Carter, Elman Frantz. Standing: Tim Weybright, Don Finney, Mike Hartsough, KenNeher, John Daggett, Coach Wel- ler. Great Backhand? Tim Serves a MEAN ball! FALL TENNIS The fall of ' 75 proved to be a more than successful Tennis season for Manchester ' s Spartans. With the net- ters placing second in the Hoosier Bucheye Collegiate Conference (HBCC) and ending with a 3-5 re- cord in duel meets, they seemed to have started putting things together. According to Coach Stan Weller, a combination of many factors has made the team, in his words, jell together, but mostly it was due to great team determination and just plain hard work! Though there will no longer be a regular spring season, as has been true in the past, the team, in spite of it ' s youth, must now replace three va:cant positions for the Conference line-up, due to leaving team members, which were key individuals who helped determine the team ' s placing second in the conference. Neverless the team con- tinues to rebuild itself, into a pro- mising, if not threatning team for the fall season of ' 76. 39 CROSS COUNTRY Team; 1 to r; first row, Beth Kintet, Beth Besecker, Shirley Perlich, Brenda Flory, sec. row; Bill Cook, Ed Min- nick, Steve Simmons, Jeff Fourman, A new added attraction??? 40 third row; Paul Gilmore, Mark York, Greg Mort, Stan Wil- mort, Jim Burkett, fourth row; Cal Roe, Mark Lisak, Dave Ladd, Gene Smith, Ron Ross, and Dan Lindley. Ed Mlnnick makes it look easy. The 1975 Cross Country Team had another good season plac- ing 3rd in the HBCC, 2nd in the Manchester Inv., and 4th in the district. Even though the team had a good year they felt that they should have done better. Before we started classes this fall the team held a camp which really helped. Stan Willmort was all-conference and an all- district runner, and Ed Minnick was an all -district runner. Next season looks good for the Spartans. Greg completes another of the many miles that he runs each season. 41 VOLLEYBALL Bump, set, spike, and move rang through the women ' s gym during the months of October and November. These words set action for the women ' s volleyball team which es- tablished another good season (15-3, tournament included, 17-3). Greater than the record, was the character of the team and indivi- duals. Team work, spirit, together- ness, respct, and pride were the best contributions of the 1975 version of Manchester Volleyball Team, 1 to r. , front, Sayeed, Cinda Hambush, Kathy Gordon, JanOrwig, Susan Edison, Carmi Thorton, Coach Weirick. Back, Barb Koleszar, Karen Klick, B-Team, clockwise, Krista Gordon, Sheila Schaffer, Peggy Kling, Areda Brower, Coach Weirick, Ginger Peterson, 42 Connie Thompson, Jan Smaltz, Jane Patterson, and Deb Drake. Hr t ■ 1 ■ S§ Hi r ! 1 t ' m yH i mkk 1 I m 9 Barb Ellison, Roylene See, Jane Lemmon, Sue Powell. Jane Jones skies for the ball. 43 Im KJKJKJl KJKJKjm SOCCEi? The 1975 Soccer Team exhibited a lot of fine play plus a good year for experience. Having lost eight starters from the previous year the team was able to finish a somewhat long season with a couple of strong wins. For the up- coming season the team is very strong and will be ready to go to the play-offs in ' 76. Team, 1 to r, sitting; Kermit Eby II, Mike Reed, Bob Mac- Intire, MarkSipe, Dan Naragon, Bill Duffy, Keith Valen- courtt; kneeling; Dan McFadden, Norm Hope, GaryLemon, Ken Miller, Roger Zentz, Dave Murphy, Matt Rohrbacher, Souroush, Harrison, Jim Horning; standing; Dick Schmidt, The captains meet in the center of the field to discuss game rules and flip the coin. Bill Fenimore, Joe Robertson, Roger Cassell, Doug Miller, Dennis Cole, Steve Link, Bob Kawaski, Steve Diller, Agita Pasquel, Steve Mock, John Lambrechts, Jeff Hunn, Frank- lin Andy, Coach Hastings. Roger Cassell expresses the feeling of heading the soccer ball. BillF. heads for a goal. Doug and Steve suggest that the referee should learn the game first. 45 Doug Miller kicks a penalty kick into the left corner of the net. ■-sT- - ' iy Doug shows how it is done. Roger does what he does best. f  - a ' . ' i ' ' ' 45v„. . .. « ' .-U.I ' M ' 5 Going for three. FOOTBALL ' 75 The ' 75 football Spartan ' s were cursed with several injuries for the fall season. Coach Jack Jarrett feels that Manchester ' s grid irons got off to a slow and regretful start, therefore they couldn ' t put things together soon enough in the early half of the fall season. However, towards the latter half of the season, the Spartan ' s began to roll and started to pull themselves together. Though things started looking up for the team, the season was to Ballinger hands off. The Spartan powcrliouic. .;-i? ' ' ' iv Bailie lookin for the big play. Spartan back plunges forward. come to an unfortunately quick close. The Spartan ' s were to finish strong for the ' 75 season, despite their falling short of goals and expectations, as they finished up with two wins and seven losses In regular season play, and then winning two of six HBC Conference games. If good past performances hold any truth, and if the last two games is any indication of things to come, it looks as if it could be quite promising for Manchester football in ' 76 next season. 48 Front row, 1-r: Don Przybylinski, Tom Reid, Mark Childs, Mark Hill, Steve Dimitt, Tim Almack, Tom Cook, Greg Helman, Kent Rosenbaum, Mark Hoffman, Mark Ballinger, Jim Reff Second row, 1-r: Steve Walton, Brad Limbert, Rich Richey, Scott Frazier, Rick Overfield, Craig Hill, RickTrox- el, Dave Lopshlre, George Mark- ••■ ' 1 i-- Cocking back to connect with a receiver. mjyyr sj e 1 2 1 w 1 if off, Kevin Frey, Phil Wright Third row, 1-r: John Igoe, Chas Hum, Tim Pinkerton, Tim Johnson, Phil Kinnison, Dave Melandy, Ken Bran- non, John Goree, John Miller Fourth row, 1-r: Joe Jarrett, mgr., Kevin Troyer, mgr., Jim Nicholsen, mgr., Chas George, Doug Smith, Mike Degetter, Steve Hilligoss, Lin StoUer, Randy Siler, Mark Hughes, Brian Dolezal Fifth row, 1-r: Dean Dum, Tim Forlow, Doug Coss, Rod Kersey, Kevin Buchanan, Jim Brothers, Dave Lebeveff, Mel Huston, Dan Nightengale, Neil Nommensen Top row, 1-r: Dan Hoffman, Scott Mannering, Tom Underwood, Coach Gratz, Coach Wolfe, Coach Jarrett (Coach Phillips is missing for picture) Hey! Who ' s got the ball? Many great efforts were given, such as those displayed by junior back. Rich Richey. Such individual sparks, as he, not only gave con- fidence and perseverance to the team, but also brought forth that drive which the Spar- tan ' s needed to pull themselves up from de- feat, and finish strong with two well de- served victories. 49 CHEERLEADERS The ' 75-76 Cheerleaders are a great group who enjoyed working together which was displayed in the way they brought the spirit to life on campus. Other than cheering at all the athle - tic events they could, they held a great bonfire, and shared their spirit with some high school cheering squads. ' i Julie Burkholder, soph. ;i :r-a Kim Lawmastcr, soph. Sheryl Byerly, soph. M r ' H 1 ! Their smiles warm the atmosphere Willa Detwiler, soph. Wilma Detwiler, soph. 50 WINTER Winter was a time for snow on the ground from Christmas till February, the end of Fall term, a new start on February 4 ' th, the Winter Choral Concert, and. . . 51 HAWAII JANUARY TRIPS TO— Mr. Caliban and fourteen Manchester students spent three weeks studying state and local government on the islands of Hawaii. The trip involved interviews, internships, rest and relaxation. A group of twenty students, sponsored by the Young Communist League, travelled for close to a month in the Soviet Union with Dr. Bishop. SOVIET UNION 52 BRITAIN Three groups from Manchester trav- elled to the British Isles for a month of vacation study. Mr. Mock and his group studied the criminal justice system of England. Dr. Hasting ' s group learned about the British edu- cational system, and Dr. Brown lead a Lifestyles class. S3 NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th NIGHT OF JANUARY 16 ' th, by Ayn Rand, was the project of a January term class. The class, taught by Dr. Strode, aquainted the students with all of the elements involved in the making of the production. The play itself was a courtroom trial which in- volved the audience in the produc- tion. Overall, the play was a success. 54 WINTER FESTIVAL Winter Festival this year lacked one of winter ' s basic attributes- -snow! But even without the white stuff, the indoor events still proceeded on schedule. On Tuesday night Simon and Company entertained in the Oaks, and on Wednesday the Ping Pong and Billiards Tournaments and the Ikenberry Date Auction held the spotlight. A large crowd enjoyed the movie, The World ' s Greatest Ath- lete Friday night. On Saturday the men ' s basketball team was victorious over Findley and East and Garver Halls sponsored a dance that evening. BLACK HISTORY WEEK Monday was Open House Day at the Aafro House. Special Programs for the week were Civil Rights and Lib- erties on Wednesday, and Wake Up, Everybody and Dr. Arthur Thomas on Thursday. The week en- ded with a movie Friday and an Aaf- ro Club Banquet and dance Saturday. 55 CONVOCATIONS AND PROGRAMS Nieves Lopez in The Glass Menagerie. Musicians from the Indianapolis Symphony and Indiana University. i Manchester College 1976? S6 s . . J J INTEF SPORTS 76 ' ' Rick Elastic, Sr, Mark Ballinger, Sr. T u .1 T-A —i ' l l --Coach 25 years Claude Wolfe Roger Hirschy, Sr. Todd Howard, Sr. DanCarmony, Sr. BASKET- BALL 75-76 57 THE MIGHTY SPARTANS The 1975-76 team exhibited all the qualities of a fine bas- ketball team. They have a 14-10 record with a 10-6 con- ference record which placed them third in the conference and assured a birth in the NAIA playoffs. For Coach Wolfe this is his final season and he had a team that showed his fine coaching ability for the past 23 years. These qualities and abilities are exhibited in each of the players. Anticipation Front row, 1-r: Ron Hecklinski, Randy Ragsdale, Dick Sch- midt, Todd Howard, Dan Carmony, Bill Zych. Second row, 1-r; Mark Ballinger, Roger Hirschy, Mike Bechtol, Rick Bias- Front row, 1-r: Jim Miller, Dave McCollough, Kevin Suggs, John Schetzle, Dan Pierce. Second row, 1-r: Chip McFerran, Mark Schaar, Mike Kennedy, Jerry Spinkler, Ken Willhite, Desire ' Concentration 58 tic, Pat Donovan, Coach Wolfe. Hustle Skill Coach Merrit. Front row, 1-r: Peg Kling, Beth Besecker, Kathy Gordon, Jan Smaltz, Sue Walker, C arm i Thornton. Back row, l-t: Karen Click, Connie Thompson, Deb Drake, Coach Weirick, Jan Orwig, Cinda Handbuch, Areda Brower, Peg Plummer, Pat Norris. Women ' s Basketball ' 76 A wise man once said, You can never judge a book by its cover. So it was with the women ' s basketball team this year. The 7-5 record certainly is not a true representation of all the effort, sweat, learning and enthusiasm that ev- ery member put forth. This year was a rebuilding year for the women, with six new freshmen on the team. But leave it to the women, and Coach Weirick ' s leadership-they still came up with a winning season. Unfortunately the team will lose three good seniors: Carmi Thornton, Areda Brow- er, and manager Pat Norris who will soon see what the game is like from the coach ' s viewpoint. Good Luck! As for the team. A Job Well Done. According to the players, next year is gonna be even better! 60 WOMENS TEAM POSTS A WINNING SEASON The leading scorers for the team were Jan Smaltz and Carmi Thorton, while Connie Thomp- son and Peg Plummer added scoring punch. 61 Senior wrestler Cal Roe became an outstanding catalyst for the ' 76 team, by beat- ing one of his opponents, who was the Conference Champ, in a decision. Other strengthening elements to the team were Tim Pinderton and Rick Overfield. Ready to pin! Front row, l-r; Dave BalUnger, Les Hubbard, Tom Wagner, Cal Roe, Stan Zanetti, Jerry Clore. Second row, 1-r: Prentice Lea, Rod Strayer, Rick Troxel, Rick Overfield, Tim Pinkerton, Dan Rogers. 62 This year ' s Spartan grapplers stmggled to a 8-9-2 season. Despite the efforts that the team and out- standing individuals put forth, the team fell just short of a winning season. This was greatly due to several wrestlers receiving injuries and others hav- ing to drop off the team for various other reasons. According to Coach Gratz, although this year was somewhat disappointing, it produced great potential for the coming year. He feels that next year will prove to be an outstanding year in wrestling. Even though the team will still be young and inex- perienced next year, Gratz feels the team will be stronger , and he is confident that the 1977 season will prove to be a successful one for Manchester. A quick team conference. J 6l The ref begins the match. Coach Gratz geves his advice. 63 COACH WOLFE RESIGNS After 25 years of dedicated service to Manchester College, Claude Wolfe resigned his position as chairman of the De- partment of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, and also as head basketball coach. He has also worked as football trainer for many years. President Helman, with great reluctance, accepted Coach Wolfe ' s resignation, which is effective at the end of this contract year, Wolfe has won many awards for his coaching. Named Coach of the Year in 1966 by the District 21 of the National Associ- ation of Intercollegiate Athletics, and by the Hoosier Col- lege Conference, he coached the Spartans to a victorious season as they grabbed the Conference Championship. Wolfe again lead the Spartans to the NAIA playoffs this sea- son. As President Helman stated, He made a profound contribution to the education of hundreds of students through his teaching, coaching, counseling and example. He will be greatly missed. After a significant period of service to his alma mater, he now feels called to other work. We re- spect his decision and wish him well. 64 e rmiM — 4, •L 1«5 A« - INTRA-MURALS In a college, between all the classes, labs, and studies one must find time to work out frustrations. Intramural athletics tend to re- lieve tension just by participation. The program at Manchester consists of football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and softball, and these plus added eyents give each student ample time to him- self. A TIME TO GATHER TOGETHER  S|: 67 COMMUNITY COUNCIL Community Council is composed of twenty -two students, four faculty, one staff, and one administrative appointee. These people constitute a unique type of campus government. Different factions of the campus community meet here for investigation and communication of common problems and goals. The council sponsors programs of reform, evaluation communication, cooperation, and achievement for all aspects of the college community. It is a leading voice of Manchester College, John Ikenberry, President of the 1975-76 Community Council, is a Senior at Manchester majoring in philosophy. In the campaign for Community Coun- cil President, John made a unique campaign promise -if elected he would offer a quarter, 25 , to any full-time student of the 1975-76 academic year. The money would come from his salary as president, and might be thought of as a partial refund of a smdent ' s contribution, through tuition payments, of Community Council. John ' s ready to start another meeting. Karen Crouse, Secretary; DonCarbaugh, Vice President; John Ikenberry, President; Ken Miller, Treasurer. First row: Doug Ryan, Cathy Metzger, Becky Miller, Tom Thornburg, DonCarbaugh, Karen Crouse, Cinda Pickens, Beth Kintner, Elise Denlinger, Scott Garrett. Second row: Jeff Hunn, Carl Caldwell, John Ikenberry, Ed Cable, Ken Miller, Rick Saylor, Dave Cox, Rob Curry, Melody Shank, Kevin Wolfe, Holly Pelking. 68 COMMUNITY COURT Community Court has been established to promote the ideas of the Christian -Democratic tradition of civic responsibility and privilege, student leadership, and peer judgement. Manchester College believes students are responsible for their own actions, and therefore try to allow the maximum amount of freedom possible in most areas of campus life. Con- sistent with this philosophy, the court reviews disciplinary cases referred to it by residence hall councils, individuals, or the deans. Five students, one faculty member, the Dean of the College, and the Dean of Students make up Community Court. Seated: Mr. James Shively; Mary Mallott, Chief Justice; Gay Traxler. Standing: Julie Mills; Dean Paul Hoffman; Brent Reed; Dean Howard Book; Dan Patterson; Delmos Keeney; Karen Brooks. 69 UPC The Union Program Council, composed of eight students, a faculty advisor, the pro- gram director, and the director of the College Union, plans social, recreational, and cultural events for the campus community. While organizing traditional activities like Melon Mess, Breakaway, Parents ' Weekend, Little Brother-Little Sister Weekend, Winter Festival, and May Day, the UPC tried some new ideas, and throughout the year sponsored dances, movies, art exhibits, swimming and bowling parties, bowling leagues, and Open Union. Matt Rohbacher, President; Judy Alexander, Secretary; Mark Ballinger, Vice-Presi- dent. L-R: Matt Rohrbacher, Mr. Philips, Rosi Erwin, Becky Rondot, Judy Alexander, Deb Hoffman, Judy Dils, Mark Ballinger, Jeff Freeman, Dan Carwile. 70 OAKWOOD HALL Oakwood RA ' s: Kristi Taylor, Kathy See, Becky Rudd, Pat Metzler, Diane Ramsbey, Paula Dulhanty, Jan Miller. The women of Oakwood. 71 CALVIN ULERY LIVING AND LEARNING CENTER C.U. Living Learning Center ' s objectives are the uniting of traditional academic and non-academic activities to en- compass the overall learning process of its students. Its co- educational living concept with seminars led by profession- als are designed to help achieve an overall learning process for the students. C. U. members brightened Halloween by singing pumpkin carols. Sharon Kneckel found the C.U. study. steps a convenient place to First row: Melody Shank, Dan Riccus, Diane Patterson, Andrea Warnke, Sharon Kneckel. Second row: Dean Paul Hoffman, Dan Patterson, Brent Reed, Jerry Detwiler, Matt Sprunger. 72 C,U. residents enjoy Koininia. SCHWALM HALL Row 1: Ste-ve Link, Chuck Hum, Jim Nicholson, Tom Thornburg, Row 2: Mark Couch, Harold Beckwith, Bob Long, Ted Dennis, Kent Rosenbaum, Tom Molinaro, Rick Troxel. Row 3: Don Pryzbylinski, Greg Koelinger, Dan Traxel. Row 1: Paul Davis, Willa Detwiler, Eileen Perry, Joe Griffith. Row 2: Doug Ryan, Lee Griffith, Susie Lawrence, Kermlt Ray Eby III, Wally Baker, Michelle Pillar. GARVER HALL 73 EAST HALL East Hall co-sponsored two dances, one with Schwalm and one with Garver. For Parent ' s Weekend the dorm offered coffee and cookies to the parents. Christmas brought a deluge of decora- tions on each floor, and hall Christmas parties, some complete with Santa. Dorm Council provided dilly bars for a study break during finals week in the fall. Gotcha ! ! ! First row: Kathy Arnett, Margaret Saba, Beth Kintner, Beth Anne Lovelace. Second row: Cindy Kinsel, Carla Mitchell, Sandy Miller, Mary Shark. Third row; Nila Staller, Mary Beth Conner, Cindy Krall, Kay Holsinger. Founh row: Rena Acker, Lori Lobsiger, Karen Brooks. 74 Pat Longardner telling Santa Claus what she wants for Christmas. Clockwise: Jennifer Purcell, Sally Ransbottom, Beth RLtchey, Wanda Mast, Karen Brooks, Jean Hazel- wood. Ruth Kilmer, Jan Leavitt, Pat Longardner. Marie Palacios, Vickie Stauffer. Becky Hunn. Kathy Bernero. Missing: Joyce Dodd 75 I KEN BERRY HALL PRE-LAW CLUB Seated, 1-r: BethRitchey, Ed Cable, Roger Winters, Steve Wolf, Joe Hums. Standing, 1-r: Brent Savchuk, Gary Chryst- ler, Mr. Caliban, Jay Starr, Scott Sims. 76 ENVIROMENTAL ACTION GROUP Established in the spring of 1971, the Environmental Action group provides an opportunity for those interested to discuss and work on ecological problems. A newsletter concerning environmental problems is compiled and published by the group and sent out to numerous high schools. The group al- so holds a winter retreat at Koinonia and sells calendars. Front row: Carol Pope, Chris Garber, John Johannlng, Dr. Eberly. Back row: Steve Thonon, Mike Mendenhall, Jean Woodfill, Delmos Marshall, Sharon Bunce. 77 Sharon Mast, Sheryl Byerly The Aurora staff put in its fair share of long hours, always necessary for any yearbook staff. Deadline always seemed rushed, but the pages were sent in one way or another. Photographers could be found running between classes, picture appointments, and the darkroom while other staff members wrote copy, drew layouts, and typed-all in an oft-articulated sense of confusion. But we finished the book. With the theme For Everything There Is A Season , sports activities and special events were grouped to- gether according to the seasons of Spring, Fall, and Winter. Another innovation was grouping all of the underclassmen together. All in all, the yearbook work, though sometimes tedious and frustrating, proved worthwhile and- sometimes even enjoyable. 1976 AURORA STAFF Editors Damon Fields Dave Cox Events Marie Palacious Donna Strycker Organizations Jean Harrison Deb Sims Susan Young Facul ty Mel Shanner Marlene Alderink Underclass Sharon Mast Sheryl Byerly Seniors Alice Campbell Cindy Freed Index Nila Staller Sports Roger Cassel Dane Landon Jan Smaltz Photography John Parker Steve Link Ken Klemm Lynn Witmer Contributing Photographers Steve Pontious Louis Wong Jan Smaltz Brad Bohrer Bob Vogel Seated, l-r; Lynn Hagginbothom, Larry Stratmeier, Dan Tyree, Don Ross, Brian Witte. Second row, 1-r: Dr. Ronald Aungst, Alice Mahaffey, Ruth Davis, Karen Kennedy, David Kidwell. Third row, l-r: John Ikenberry, Dave Cox, Damon Fields, Bonnie Rice, Marsha Gratner, Tim Hadley. MANCHESTER FORENSIC UNION The forensics program at Manchester dates back to the early 1930 ' s. The Manchester Forensic Union, open for those interested in furthering their skills in communica- tion, develops the student ' s ability by participation in in- tercollegiate tournament competition, before public groups both on and off campus. This year the MFU has been very active in intercollegiate meets and are preparing for the Bicentennial Youth Debates. The guiding light, Dr. Aungst. 80 WBKE WBKE is the radio voice of Manchester College. The sta- tion consists of an AM and an FM station — training grounds for prospective radio announcers and personalities- -with both serving the needs of the college community and sur- rounding area with an assortment of programming. AM offers a free form of format, allowing the disc jockeys to expand the creativity of their programs. FM is licensed as a noncommerical educational radio station and must therefore conform to the policies set by the FCC. Its disk jockeys are licensed to operate the transmitter. The FM programming includes many news programs from a variety of sources, among them the United Nations, and offers several hours of classical music each week for the cultural enrichment of the listening audience. The high light of the personnel at WBKE is an internship program offered during the January interim, when select- ed members of the staff work along side broadcasters and staffs of commercial radio stations, advertising agencies, and television studios. Frank Machamer Front row: Mike Wilson, Dan Tyree, Mark Tomlonson, Rick Kaster, Mark Bontrager, Larry Stratmeier, Stan Reinbold. Back row: Jay Shumway, Randy Eckert, Mr. Davis. 81 82 Griffith interview Mark Bontrager for a job. FM studio control board WBKE RADIO STATION STAFF 1975-76 Executive Staff Faculty Advisor SAM DAVIS Chief Engineer DICK MURRAY Station Manager MARK TOMLONSON Program Director MARK BONTRAGER Operations Director LARRY STRATMEIER Assistant Operations Director LEE EHINGER Publicity Director JAY SHUMWAY Sales Director RANDY ECKERT Music Director RICK KASTNER Assistant Music Director CHRIS GARY DAN KAGARISE Classics and Jazz Director JOE GRIFFITH News Director KAREN KENNEDY Assistant News Director LYNN HAGGENBOTTOM Sports Director DAN TYREE Assistant Sports Director MIKE WILSON Staff Secretary PATTY COLE Disk Jockey Engineers FM KIM ALLBAUGH DON CARBOUGH JIM CAREY JEFF COURTRIGHT KEN DAVIS RUTH DAVIS GEORGE FILLGROVE JEFF GARBER FRANK MACHAMER JIM MC INTYRE GARY MORR HOWARD PETTY TOM POWERS STEVE PONTIOUS JAN STUDEBAKER JIM TRUITT Sportsc aster JOE JARRETT Disk Jockeys AM DOUG BARBER BETH BAUER LARRY COOK ANDY GROSS JIM HATTON DARREL HENDERSON TONY HARRIS SANDRA JONES DAN KAGERISE SCOTT KENZIE DAN DINDLEY BRUCE NELSON ROGER NIGHTENGALE BARB RAMSBEY BRAD STRYCKER DAN MEADOWS PAUL ROHRER JUDY PAUL CINDY SNIDER BRIAN WITTE Newscasters CINDY ROTRUCK LISA HUNDRRMARK SUE MANGUS RONDA PICKETT HOLLY PELKING RON ROSS OAKLEAVES CHANGES HANDS The Oak Leaves began its 1975-76 year with many changes. Several new staff members joined the paper, and the College Print Shop also lent its services to the printing of the paper. A number of staff positions changed hands from Fall to Spring term. Change, the theme of the year, show- ed itself in paper content as well as procedure and staff. Another student publication, the Spectrum, has in past publications used mostly poetry material submitt- ed by students. This year ' s editors, Lonnie Lutz and Joe Robertson, broad- ened the Spectrum to include works from more members of the commun- ity as well as different types of art. In February the Spectrum staff held a multi-media presentation in the Oaks. The presentation, given in addition to the regular Spectrum publication, included song, dance, and poetry read ing . Tim Grzegorek Kay Holsinger, Patrice Nightengale, Sandy Meadows, Dana O ' Hara, Krista Blosser. 84 Krista Blosser, Janet Tomlomson, Devonne Rogers Janet Tom lonson Editor Krista Blosser News Editors William Conrad Davonne Rogers Ann Stevenson Janet Tomlonson Feature Editors Rob Curry Barbara Howell Dana O ' Hara Sandy Meadows Anne Merkey Sports Editors Tim Grzegorek Tim Porter Business Editor Beth Ritchey Photographers Kevin Ryan John Parker Beth Ritchy, Devonne Rogers, Janet Tomlon- son, Anne Stevenson, Tim Cirzegorek. 85 MFLA This year, one of the major goals of the Modern Foreign Language Associ- ation was to stimulate interest, both on and off campus, in foreign lan- guage. Members of the club traveled to high schools in the area describing the foreign language program and telling of life in other lands. L-R: Karen Grouse, student representative; Cindy Butt, chairman; Dawn Brimer, secretary. Mr. Ingraham on the accordian. First Row, 1-r: Cindy Butt, Dawn Brimer, Sue Norton, Leonard Carter, Penny Brill. Second Row: Mr. Ingraham, Kar- en Crouse, Makay Stout, Beth Bower, Kim Johnson, Dr. Cuervo. 86 Manchester College is a member of the Indiana Student Education Associ- ation. It is also affiliated with Indi- ana State Teachers Association and the National Education Association. ISEA provides information and insur- ance for those interested in the Edu- cation field. Each month meetings are held to provide insights through speakers in different fields of educa- tion. Mark Bechtel Donald Becker Nancy Best Bob Bohn Brenda Brant Linda Bridge Rosemary Cassell Jay Clark Susan Clark Sara Coldren Brenda Conley Suellen Crandall Elizabeth Critney James Crowl Joyce Dodd William Duffy Luther Eberly Kay Fry Jeri Good Nedra Gschwend ISEA Members Kathy Haye Teresa Heckman Paul Helstern Roger Hirschy JoEllen Hogan Nancy Hood Todd Howard Diana Kahn Karen Kammeyer Connie Landes Ted Lantz Jan Leavitt Pat Longardner Delmos Marshall Linda Martin Joann Miller Ed Minnick James Nicholson Rachel Norris Dan Patterson Nancy Reed Cathy Reinoehl Gal Roe Sharon Roe Nancy Sare Linda Sayler Larry Sellers Edna Sherfy Vickie Stauffer Rodney Strayer Karen Swinehart Tom Thornburg Kathy Tobey Leonard Webb Connie Welch Kathleen Weller Michael Wilson Kathy Woomer The guiding light. Dr. Garner. 1 - m mm mz .% First row: Rodney Strayer, Jeri Good, Ted Lantz, Terri Heckman, Tom Thornburg, Suellen Crandall. B7 AFFRO CLUB A .A.F.R.O. (Afro-Americans Forming Rightful Objectives) Club was or- ganized in 1970 out of a need to unify black students of common inter- ests. The purpose of the club was to provide a well-rounded program of social and cultural activities for the A. A.F.R.O. members. At their weekly meetings the club prepares activities for the black students and the complete campus. Highlights of the year are Black History week February ninth through the fourteenth and the A. A.F.R.O, Club Semi- Formal on April thirtieth. Seated, first row: Sharon Beery, Sandra Jones, Barbara Howell. Seated, second row: Mimmie Velete, Phyllis Gilchrist. Standing, third row: Rhonda Pickett, Mary A. A.F.R.O. Officers, seated: Pat Dickens, secretary ; Julie Mills, vice pres- ident; Maria Gay, treasurer. Standing: Eva Ferrell, advisor; Harold Beck- with, president. Worford. Standing, fourth row: Eva Ferrell, Wil- liam Tate, Ricky Brown, Tom Reed, Tony Adams, Kevin Suggs. Students enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of their library. 89 1975-76 Circle K Membership Bonnie Rice Kathy Winters Wanda Mast Mark Huntington Martin Stauffer Doug Doster Sara Hayes Beth Ritchey Kevin Balsbaugh Chad Watkins Roger Winters Amy Eisenhower Bob Stellner Jerry Detwiler Diana Kahn Nancy Throne Jay Shumway Melvin Houston Dane Landon Tim Hadley Beth Lovelace Lila Vanlue Terry Swick Dave Senseman Mr. Robert Nelson (Sponsor) CIRCLE K Bonnie Rice, Historian; Dane Landon, President; Kathy Winters, Vice-president; Wanda Mast, Secretary-Treasurer Circle K is a People Organization , sponsored by Kiwanis. Manchester College Circle K, part of an international organiz- ation of college students dedicated to voluntary service, has been active since 1962 in service projects on campus and in the community. The club is presently involved in working with the elderly, providing sports programs, cleaning up the en- vironment, manning the coffee stand during finals week, and organizing the Annual Walk-a-thon for the American Cancer Society. Circle K IS a concerned organization for those who care and want to make an Impact on Life. 90 We ' re off! on the start of Walk-a-thon. Dane presides over another business meeting. Blood band; always a busy day for Circle K. 91 COMMUNITY FAITH IN ACTION OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORSHIP. . .STUDY. . .FELLOWSHIP. . .SERVICE Community Faith in Action begins with the assumption That a sense of COMMUNITY is necessary for creative liv- ing; that out of community will emerge a common (though not necessarily identical) FAITH that gives meaning to the role of the individual in society, a reason to be living, and an expectation for a future; and, that expressions of the communities ' faith will take the form of life-affirming ACTION both within the community itself, and the larger world. Some specific projects under C.F.A. not pictured here are Sunday Evening Fellowship and small group study oppor- tunities. C.F.A. Board members for the year were: Jim Dick, Yvonne Dilling, Lynn Hagginbothom, Jo Holderead, Herb Ingraham, Dan McFadden, Jo Ann Martin, Delia Miller, Tom Powers, Bob Knechel, Mark Steury. Bruce Mossburg ' s adopted grandparent is Dolar Ritchey. (Below) Dan Riccus leads Sunday Morning Celebration. Wabash County Sheltered Workshop enjoys a recreation night with M.C. students. 92 Herb Ingraham and Carol Wreath coordinate the campus tutorial program. IT CUaMTmi rEI.16 IKMA.I. m WAlCMAi BAI IIOCOB JHi St Kl 61AKL FEi-li MA.Il ' oowtasMNi helps ML KKir KMECHEL JI. Ifi V lA MJk -M 10 ■!▲ First row, 1-r: Pawn Chanthalangsy, Mimi Belete, Monica Barron. Second row: Belinda Lau, Ingrid Hartwich, Montserrat Tio, Sandy Wilson, Ann Horning Mpinga. Third row: Olisa Ibejbu, Emeka Nnubia, Swingley Poll, Janet L. Knipple, Lang- bar Bungitak, Kay Saeed Yaghoubzar, Manuel Mpinga. Absent: FSA advisor Patty Allison, Alex Acheampong, Franklin Andy, Nartey Marbell, Ignatius Nnadi, Harrison Olotie, Samuel Owusu-Akyaw, Ajita Pasqual, John Philip, Amedea Tette, Sourushe Zandvakili. FOREIGN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Foreign Student Association, founded at Manchester in 1973, promotes educational and social experiences between American student groups, faculty, and the community. The group annual- ly plans an International Dinner, serving food from all parts of the world. This year FSA is made up of twenty-two students rep- resenting thirteen nations. Monica Barron, Montserrat Tio, Saeed Yaghoubzar, Ann Horning Mpinga. 93 The Co-Wed club, sponsored by Mrs. Claude Wolfe, ac- quaints student wives with others and provides them an op- portunity to attend programs both educational and enter- taining. This year these women caroled to shut-ins, tour- ed Heckman Bindary, and held a double-knit sewing class. CO-WED Co-wed members who attended during Connie Gochenaur — President Cindy Hoffman- -Secretary -Treasurer Angela Blastick--Vice President Kristin Barrett Cheri Brewer Mary Jo Burkett Alice Campbell Cindy Carter Theresa Heckman Beverly Henry Vicki Horoho Linda Howard Jan Mauck the year: Jill Moore Ann Mpinga Linda Norris Pat Norris Nikki Penrod Chris Robins Patsy Rockhill Sharon Roe Gae Seaman Linda Shankster Peggy Stiver Doris Strycker Marlene Thomas Nancy Van Donk 94 PHYSICS CLUB Front row, 1-r: Dr. Beery, Mark Niswander, Howard Petty, Brent Archer, Deryl Mann, Phil Wilt, Cindy Heckman, Dr. Fer- ringer. Back row, 1-r: Ken Oren, Bob Held, Lynn Witmer, Dave Sendman, Martin Stauffer, Steve Ferringer. MENC Seated, 1-r: Jean Norton, Lee Ann Davis--treas. , Peggy Howenstine--sec. , Deb Oberleas — V. pres. Brad Seward--pres. , Kris Brant. Standing, first row, 1-r: Beckie Menzie, Chris Shenk, Diane Leverence, Ann Stevenson, Juanda Kline, Sandy Miller, Lovena Miller. Second row, 1-r: Robin Crist, Terry McRoberts, Carter Quance, Leonard Webb, Glenn Hampson, Tom Powers, Mr, Stinebaugh. 95 COLHECOJS Colhecon Club (College Home Economics) is open to any student on cam- pus, not just home economics majors. Meeting twice each month, some of our programs were about new fashions, home economics careers, Christmas decorations and gift ideas, student teachers ' experiences, and fashion through- out American history. Other activities that we participated in were: High School Day, Homecoming Coffee Hour, Christmas carolling and party, the Room-Mate Game, fund-raising projects, and ushering for Public Programs. One project begun this year was our Newsletter to area high school home eco- nomics departments. The main objective of this is to acquaint prospective students with the fact that Manchester now offers Vocational Home Economics Education. We are actively involved in becoming professionals through our affilication with, and attendance at meetings of the Indiana and American Home Eco- nomics Associations and their student organizations. Attendance at student, district, state, and occasionally national meetings and conventions is both rewarding and inspiring. .Guest speaker, Mary Beth Dysert, dem- onstrates homemade Christmas gifts. First row: Amy Stanley; Kay Fry; Jean Woodfill, President; Linda Ross; Sara Hayes; Deb Carmony; Mrs. Martha MoUer, advisor. Second row: Brenda Bryant, Vice President; Kathy Hayes; Cinda Pickens; Tina McDonald; Pat HoUaway; Janet Miller, Treasurer; Rosemary Cassell, Publicity Chairman. 96 MC CHORALE Mr. SOPRANO Lee Ann Davis Ruth Davis Brenda Eberly Susan Favorite Susan Halt Jo Holderead Peggy Howenstine Julia Jeffries Sharon Knechel Catherine Laycook Diane Leverenz Jayne Liffick Rachel Norris Davonne Rogers Christine Shenk Mary Jo Sherck Donna Strycker Becky Thrush Gay Traxler Annamarie Wagoner BASS Doug Barber Brad Bohrer Chuck Bunnell Ed Cable Jeffrey Courtright Baldwin, Director Robin Crist Rob Floros Bruce Hughes Nolan Long Ron Mclnnis Terry McRoberts Neal Mock Ken Oren Dan Petry Tom Powers Carter Quance Eric Sheely Mark Sherman Mark Tomlonson Tim Webb Bill White Phil Wright ALTO Rhonda Berkey Kathy Bollinger Jane Bromley Peggy Corl Andrea Craft Karen Eberly Chris Gary Becky Heusel Jenny Hollenberg Dawn Jones Linda Knoll Lori Lobsiger Becky Menzie Delia Miller Sandy Miller Jean Norton Susan Norton Dena Pence Denise Reed Dawn Robbins Donna Royer Ann Stevenson Ginger Webb Lynn Zunkel TENOR Bill Baxter David Eicher Jeffrey Freeman Andy Gross Glenn Hampson Kim Heusel Delmas Keeney Kent Lucas Randy Replogle Brad Seward Larry Stratmeier Steve Wolf 97 CONCERT BAND FLUTE Cynthia Ro truck Virginia Grove Beth Besacker CLARINET Lila Vanlue Glenna Brickey Shirley Perlich Penny Brill Dave Largent Mary Sinclair BASS CLARINET Lois Behnken A LTD CLARINET Kathy Young CONTRABASS CLARINET Brent Archer BASSOON Lovena Miller Beckie Menzie A LTO SAX Wally Baker Dale Penner TENOR SAX Terry McRoberts BARITONE SAXAPHONE Alice Mahaffey CORNET Leonard Webb Steve Hammer Randy Replogle TRUMPET Matt Baker A lex Hernandez FRENCH HORN A ndrea Warnke Janet Tomlonson Linda Zehring Jenny HoUenberg Susan Lee Hebner TROMBONE Bruce Hughes Ann Stevenson Neal Mock Philip Howard BARITONE Kim Heusel Nolan Long TUBA Joe Griffith Robin Crist Tim Webb PERCUSSION Diane Leverenz Linda Ross Glenn Hampson Holly Pelking Jack Laumer conducts the band with ease. 98 JAZZ BAND CONDUCTOR Jack Laumer A LTO SAX Wally Baker m «j H Dale Penner T H TENOR SAX ■JT V f Damon Fields ' 9 P IJL Alice Mahaffey BARITONE SAX Lovena Miller l ' ' -V_Ma| H BASS Kevin Ryan GUITAR , Tom Powers PIANO Linda Zehring DRUMS Glenn Hampson TROMBONES Phillip Howard Bruce Hughes Ann Stevenson TUBA Robin Crist TRUMPETS Matt Baker Steve Hammer Alex Hernandez Randy Replogle Leonard Webb 99 A CAPPELLA CHOIR A Cappella officers. W ' L Accompamsts--Dave Eicher, Lillian Miller. 100 James SOPRANO Lee Ann Davis Brenda Eberly Susan Halt P eggy Howenstine Wanda Kline Sharon Knechel Rachel Norris Debbie Oberleas Davonne Rogers Becky Thrush ALTO Kris Brant Karen Eberly Chris Gary Becky Heusel Cindy Krall Lori Lobsiger Becky Menzie Delia Miller Sandy Miller Jean Norton Dena Pence Donna Royer Mr. Baldwin conducts a choir practice. Baldwin, Conductor TENOR Bill Baxter David Eicher Jeff Freeman Andy Gross Glenn Hampson Kim Heusel Brad Seward BASS Doug Barber Brad Bohrer Chuck Bunnell Ed Cable Rob Floros Bruce Hughes Nolan Long Terry McRoberts Neal Mock Ken Oren Dan Petty Carter Quance Bill White ACCOMPANISTS Lillian Miller David Eicher 101 pl3 Et3 ' With respect and admiration, the Aurora staff dedicates this page to Pro- fessor Clyde W. Holsinger. Dr. Holsinger ' s death in the spring of 1975 grieved his choirs, the campus, and the community. A graduate of Manchester College, Dr. Holsinger had taught here since 1946, and had been Chairman of the Music Department since 1954. The Music Department received full accreditation by the National Association of Schools of Music largely through the efforts of Dr. Holsinger. Active in professional organizations, he received the Distinguised Service Award from the Indiana Music Education Association, and in 1973 was named an Outstanding Educator. The A Cappella Choir, always noted for excellence, expecially loved Prof Holsinger. They dedicated their 1974-75 recording, and particularly the song My Eternal King , to him. 102 103 THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY 104 k iBiafV: «f It 105 MANCHESTER COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES President A. Blair Helman Mr. Ernest G. Barr Mr. Robert Beery Mr. Richard G. Bigler, Vice Chairman H. Don Blair II, M.D. Mr. Henry Campbell Mrs. Sarah M, Clinton Dr. Andrew W. Cordier Mrs. Rowan Daggett, Faculty Observer Mr, Kenneth K. Carver Mr. Arlo Gump, Chairman Dr. Ruth E. Holland Mr. J. Gordon Keever, Secretary Beth Kinter, Student Observer Dr. Wilson Lutz, Faculty Observer Mr. Joseph H. Nixon Dr. Wayne D. Oxender Dr. JohnH. Porter Mr. F. Willard Powers Mr. J, Benton Rhoades Mr. G. William Sayers Mr. James S. Taylor Norman Waggy, Student Observer John R. Wagoner, M.D, Mrs. Jean C. Young Dr. Fred Replogle, Honorary Trustee 106 { . 5 .1 ■1 i mi-.. i. ft N .. L 1 HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW PRESIDENT HELM AN? 1, What is the most difficult and time-consuming part of your job? A . I spend a great deal of time working with financial problems and seeking resources to operate the college. In an independent college such as Manchester, a large part of our finances must come from contributors. Much of my time is spent interpreting the college to our many publics. There is much disagreement among our alumni, members of the sponsoring denominations, faculty, students, and other friends on issues such as visitation, smoking, and other regulations. 2, What is the biggest event in the school year for you? A. Commencement--this is what it is all about, isn ' t it? I enjoy seeing the students reach their goal. It is a real joy to work for four years with such quality young peo- ple as we have at M.C., and I always hate to see them go. But I am confident that this college generation vv ' ill contribute as much to society as previous generations of Manchester graduates have. 3, Do you like to play softball? A . Yes, I think softball is fun, but the only time I play is on Camp Mack Day. When we were younger, be- lieve it or not, we gave the students a rough time of it. 107 MANCHESTER ' S ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL ST A YS ON TOP OF THINGS Dr. Paul W. Hoffman speaks out at Faculty Talent Show. Dr. Howard A. Book Eva Ferrell Johnson Dr. Eldon Fahs 1M Mr. William Phillips Dr. Allen C. Deeter Patti Allison Dr. Book at Faculty Talent Show WU IN m Robert Paine, Registrar ! R. Jan Thompson Above:!. Allen Willmert The Funderburg Library is not just made up of books, tapes, records, and pictures. It is courteous, under- standing people who are willing to help a student in whatever his needs may be. The library staff operates with the library at heart and the student in mind. FUNDERBURG: ITS MORE THAN JUST A LIBRARY Above: Joyce L . Leckrone Below: Aubrey N. Hamilton Above : Dennis A . Sampson Below: Linda Richards Mr. James R. Adams Mr. Max Allen, Department Chairman ART We each have our own unique way of expressing ourselves. For some, we say it through writ- ing, for others, speaking. For many of us, art is the best way to let others know how we feel. The fallacy in our thinking is that art is totally a result of talent. There is a great deal of work and technique involved. The professors of the Art Department are working to develop a technique in their creative expressions. Mr. Stephen Batzka 111 Biology and Chemistry are two fields of study that have an important role in man ' s future life. Chemistry is involved with the exploration and practical use of the laws of nature, therefore becoming the basis for all other sciences. Biology is directly concerned with environmental con- ditions and advances in this area will be of vital importance for the future of mankind. Dr. Edward Miller, Chemistry Dr. William Eberly, Biology and Environmental Studies Dr. R. Emerson Niswander, Biology Mr. David Kreps, Biology 112 Dr. Jim Streator, Chemistry Dr. Wilson Lutz, Chemistry Dr. PhiUp Orpurt, Biology N Dr. Stan Waller, Chemistry BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY AIM FOR THE FUTURE 113 ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS DEALS WITH TODAY ' S PROBLEMS With inflation going higher and the recession getting deeper, it is urgent that we become aware of economic problems and how to solve them. This is only one concern of the Economic and Business Department. It also allows the students opportunities to experience various fields of the business world, including law, accounting, and government. These experiences help the student understand and participate in all phases of business affairs in later life. Mr. James Dodson Mr. Arthur Gilbert Dr. Richard Harshbarger ' s behind the plate at Camp Mack Miss Lola Sanger Miss Dorothy Johnson 114 Dr. Philip Parker Dr. Greg A. Hastings Dr. Miriam Hochstetler June E. Enoch Dr. Leo Grimes Dr. Richard Robison Dr. Warren Garner The Education Department sets high standards for its students; it turns out many excellent teachers. A part of the program deals with probing questions which each prospective teacher should consider before he or she enters the field of teaching: What kind of atmos- phere most contributes to the learning situation? What can a teacher do to make a child more aware of his cap- abilities? The Education Department also provides opportunities for students to learn through practical situations of observation and participation, as well as student teaching during the senior year. EDUCATION 115 Music is an applied art. Not only can a student learn what others have done in the past, but what he can do himself. Students are given the opp- ortunity to use the basic concepts of music, such as notes, music scales, tempo, and ryihm in a prac- tical way. Throughout the year they participate in convocations and other performances such as Fiddler on the Roof. MUSIC: A NOTEWORTHY FIELD Dr. R. Gary Deavel Mr. James Baldwin Ms. Carol McAmis Mrs. Paul L. Speicher Prof. Vernon Stinebaugh fiddles away. Mr. Robert Jones Dr. John Planer (Music) Mr. Jack Laumer (Music) ENGLISH IS COMMUNICATION For so many people the idea of taking an English class is a dreaded thought. English? What do 1 care about Eng- lish? I never learn anything worth- while in that class anyway. They believe that mastery of the English language is becoming a dying art, but a good control of the language is a necessity in our day-to-day communication, whether it be writ- ten or verbal. If we develop skill in our written language, we will be- come more fluent in our verbal ex- pressions. Top left: Rowan K. Daggett Top right: Dr. Charles Klingler Bottom left: Dr. Charles Boebel Bottom right: Dr. Jo Ann Martin 117 OUR PAST HAS THE ANSWERS FOR OUR FUTURE It has been said many times, We learn from our experiences, but some of us have never experienced in order to learn. Then, why not study someone else ' s past? In this way, the study of history brings us closer to an understanding of today. The History Political Science Department also takes an overview of various political systems and civilizations of the present. By knowing the past and the present, we become aware of how to make a better future. Mr. Richard Bittinger, Hist. Pol. Science Dr. James Bishop, Hist. Pol. Science Brenda Faye Sands Jean Zimmerman IS HOME ECONOMICS FOR EVERYONE? Home Economics in the past has always been con- sidered a rather limited field of study, and Home Ec. majors labeled the domestic type. But this idea is beginning to change. As defined in the Man- chester College Catalog, Home Ec. is the study of: a) man in his physical environment, and b) man ' s functioning as a social being. Since both categories include male and female alike. Home Ec. would be beneficial to everyone. Martha Miller 119 MATH IS VERSITILE Mr. Dale E. McCauley Above: Dr. Ralph McBride Below: Mr. Robert Foreman Math is more than just algebraic expressions and log- orlthms. Also involved is the use and understanding of computer programming and data processing. The Math Department can help prepare a student for future careers in education, medicine, physics, and accounting. Conse- quently, it is a useful area for those involved. Dr. Melvin Nyman Mr. James Rowe Paix sur la terre. Frieden auf der Erde. Paz en la tierra. Peace on earth. We all want peace on earth. But in order to have peace, we must understand and appreciate the other person, his customs, his interests, his culture, and his language. The Modern Language Department provides many opportunities for this learning process to take place, whether it be through a classroom situation or travelling abroad in the junior year. Each professor in the department enjoys the language he is teaching, because he knows its value. Dr. Henry Glade i J . Mr. Herbert Ingraham Dr. Ovidio Fernandez --Cuervo MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT AIMS FOR UNDERSTANDING 121 Onita Johnson Bedelia Weirick Mr. Jack Jarrett Mr. Claude Wolfe PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ever tried bumping a soccer ball with your head? How about touching your head to your knees? How often do you dos-a-dos your corner? And who ever heard of WORKING to relax? These are all important aspects of striving for physical awareness. The Physical Education Department here at Manchester has developed an excellent program for the students in the sense that it has a variety of physical activities from which to choose. Are you physically fit? If not, Try it; you ' ll like it! -rf 122 Mr, William Phillips, P. E. Mr. Jim Gratz, P. E, Mr. Donald Meek, P. E. Dr. L. Dwight Farringer, Physics Mr. Dwight B. Beery, Physics PHYSICS When you are pushing open a door, do you ever stop to think that the door is responding with equal force? This concept and many others, taught in Physics, are a vital part of our every day lives. 123 PSYCHOLOGY: A STUDY OF THE MIND More and more emphasis is being placed on the study of the mind, and its effects on human behavior. The Psy- chology Department at Manchester College has a great deal to offer to students who are planning on pursuing this field of study. The professors are interested in helping the students understand the basic concepts and methods used in psychology. Dr. William McComas Dr. Donald Colburn Dr. Gary Zimmerman 124 RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY: A ROAD TO UNDERSTANDING The Religion and Philosophy Department has all -encom- passing goals which help to broaden a student ' s under- standing of his existence and the existence of those around him, and to develop an adequate philosophy of life. This end can only be obtained by a knowledge of other ' s beliefs and religions, and by seeing what has hap- pened in the past. Mr. Robert Knechel, Campus Pastor Dr. David Eiler; Dr. T. Wayne Rieman; Dr. Allen C. Deeter; Dr. Kenneth Brown; Department Chairman; Dr. Robert Dell ■■ ' ffite ' ., v SOCIOLOGY IS RELATING Sociology -- the science of the origin and evolution of society, or of the form, institutions, and functions of human groups, as found in Web- ster ' s Dictionary. But what does it really mean in language we can re- late to? We must learn about our role in society and our relationship to others before we can ever fully understand ourselves. That goal is what the Sociology Department is all about- -relating to others. Mr. Robert Mock Mr. James Shlvely f , -i 126 Dr. Feme Baldwin, Department Chairman ■ K . Dr. T. Quentin Evans SPEECH AJSD DRAMA: THE ARTS OF COMMUNICATION Department Chairman Keep Smiling! ' •3s, V We all feel the need for communi- cation, but many of us do not know how. We become lost in a world all to ourselves, because we are afraid to communicate with others around us. The Speech and Drama Depart- ment is designed to help students in their oral expression. In this way, speech courses are excellent for future teachers, businessmen, sales- men, and anyone who will be work- ing with the public; in other words, just about anyone. Speech and Drama is a worthwhile program in a more limited way also. Students who desire to go into drama, radio and t.v. broadcasting, news media, etc. learn the skills involved in public address, oral reading, and the theater arts. (L-R): Dr. Scott Strode, Dr. Ronald Aungst, Dr. Paul Keller, Mr. Sam Davis. 127 Mr. Larry C. Wieland, Comptroller Dor Scheetz (foreground) and Linda Brown k Mr. Robert Nelson, Dlr. ofA.V. Services mi ' IT Mr. Nelson is hard at work again. I 4 ADMINISTRATIVE FACULTY: AT YOUR SERVICE Mr. David Yeatter Mr . Richard Bellows Mr. Paul Bowman Mr. James Garber W f!f 1 Mr. C. Evan Kinsley Mr. Rufus King (retired in Jan.) Tud Bully (Robert TuUy) On stairs, L to R: G. Metzger, F. Lavy, P. Shrider, J. Trachsel, N. Shively, R. Wintrode, H. Slifer, R. Spangle, L. Montel, R. Jester, V. Mitmoen, M. Shellhaas. Foreground, L to R: W. Jenkins, E. Aschliman, A. Kinzie, D. Metzger, L. Deardorff, W. Ross, T. Morrisey, B. Crumley, R. Shively Mr. Paul Dailey, Print Shop Manager Mr. Robert Shettleroe. Dir. of Food Service i Co Mr. James Clark, Bookstore Manager Maintenance keeps the grounds looking beautiful . . . with His help. 130 Ruth Ann Schlitt, Dir. of Publications Robert Frantz, Head Bookkeeper Diana Mason, Dir. of Health Services Fred Schmidt, Jr. , Admissions Counselor Below: Front Row: D. Ste- phan, G. Gidley, A. Coop- er, Back Row: M. Ayres, D. Goodlander, M. Wade, L. Slifer, R. Schroll. Above: Dave Coverstone, Donna Mike Crowther, Deb Hunter Front Row: J. Biehl, D. Sherbahn, G. Howard, R. Hauser. Middle Row: P. Nightingale, B. Roser, L. Shankster, G. Zunkle, C. Hoffman. Back Row: C. Caldwell, D. Spann, D. Huston, V. Fry. N. Leininger, M. Sensibaugh, M. Leininger, V. Horoho, D. Manges. 131 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1976 . . .a time to get and a time to lose; a tim.e to keep and a time to cast away . . . Ecc. 3:6 VANESSA JEAN AKERS B.S. Home Economics Hamilton, Indiana TIMOTHY W. ALMACK B.S. Accounting N. Mamchester, Indiana DONALD J. AMOS B.S. 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Huntington, Indiana RONALD DEAN WELLER B.S. Business Econ PerrysviUe, Indiana MARY ANN WEYANT B.S. Accounting South Bend, Indiana GARY LEE WEYBRIGHT B.S. Sociology New Paris, Indiana JAMES GEHRETT WILKINSON B.A. Phys. Ed. Health VanWert,Ohio MICHAEL D. WILSON B.S. Elementary Education Lapel, Indiana JEANINE MAE WINE B.S. Art,Bio-Chem E. Petersburg, PA KATHRYN ELAINE WINTERS B.S. Pre-Med Chem N. Manchester, Indiana JAMES MATTHEW WHITE B.S. Chemistry Hanover , Indiana JEAN LYNETTE WOODFILL B.A. Home Economics Plymouth, Indiana JOHN ELVIN WOODRUFF B.S. Math Mishawaka, Indiana KATHY LEE WOOMER B.A. EngUsh Ed. Crown Point, Indiana JILL ANN YODER B.S. Psychology Topeka, Indiana SUSAN KATHLEEN ZELLERS B.S. Elementary Ed. E. Chicago, Indiana le to every purpose una pen: , time to be born, and a time to die; ae to plant , and a time to pluck up that wliich is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to : A time t(Pl gather stones together; a time to embrac a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away ; - A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. 3 141 1975-76 UNDERCLASSMEN A time for fun A time to strive A time for friendships But most of all, the time of your life Monna Alwine, Fr, ; Sandy Amiss, So. ; Julie Amos, Fr, ; Janet Apple, Jr. ; Brent Archer, So. ; Kathy Arnett, Fr. Mike Arney, Fr. ; Margaret Austin, So. ; Matthew Baker, So. ; Sandy Baker, Fr. ; Claudette Balint, Fr. ; David Ballinger, Jr. Doug Barber, Jr. ; Teresa Barber, So. ; Jeff Barrett, Fr. ; Monica Barrong, So. ; Tim Barwick, Fr. ; Beth Bauer, Jr. Rena Acker, So. ; John Adams, Fr. ; Larry Adams, Fr. ;Kathy Ahnert, Fr. ; Marlene Alderink, Fr. ; Linda Alex, Fr. Janice Alexander, Fr. ; Judy Alexander, Jr. Judy Alper, Fr.;Melin- daAlthoff, Fr. 142 Cheryl Baumgardner, So. •.William Baxter, So. ; Tom Beane, So. ; Mike Bechtol, Jr. ; Lois Behnken. Fr, ; Kurt Belknap, So. Jeannie Belfonias, Fr. ; Marcla Ben- jamin, So. ; Rhonda Berkey, So. ; Kath Bernero, Jr. ; Sharon Berry, Fr. ; Beth Besecker, Fr. ; Lucy Bess, So. ; Dennis Bever, Jr. Dave Bibee, Jr. Kathi Birrell, Fr. ; Cindy Bixler, So. ; Sue Blackwood, Fr. ; Krista Blosser, Jr. ; Joel Boaz, So. ; Kathy Bollinger, Fr. ; Laura Bormuth, Fr. ; Craig Bowers, Fr. ; Kevin Boyer, Fr. ; John Boyles, Fr. ; Kenneth Brandon, Jr. ; Terry Brandon, So. KristineBrembeck, Fr.;Cheri Brew- er, So, ; Glenna Brickey, Fr. ; Penny Brill, So. ; Dawn Brimer, Fr. ; Jane Bromley, So. 143 Charles Bunnell, Fr. ; Mike Burger, Fr. ; Jim Burkett, So. ; Julie Burk- holder. So. ; Garen Bushong, Jr. ; Karen Buzzard, Fr. Sheryl Byerly, So. ; Brian Camp- bell, So. ; Donal Carbaugh, Jr. ; Jim Carey, Jr. ; Debbie Carmony, So. ; Mike Carney, So. Darcy Carpenter, So. ; Lenny Car- ter, So. ; Roger Cassell, So. ; Rosemary Cassell, Jr. ; Kathleen Cessna, Jr. ; Doug Chaffee, So. SandyChalfant, Fr. ;Denise Childs, Fr. ; Jeff Childs, Fr.; Mark Childs, Jr. Jim Brothers, Fr. ; Areda Brower, Jr. ; Doug Brower, So. ; Randall Brown, Fr. ; Byon Brunn, Fr. ; Kevin Bu- chanan, Fr. ; 144 Mark Couch, Fr. ; Jeff Courtright, Fr. ; ' Dave Cox, Jr. ; Andrea Craft, So. ; Frederick Cripe, Fr. ; Ca- rol Crissmger, Fr. ; A % ' A Robin Crist, Fr. ; Mark Crouch, Fr. ; CaroleChrisman, So.; Karen Click, Fr. ; Jerry Clore, Fr. ; Dennis Cole, Jr. ; Patty Cole, Fr. ; Tracy Cole, Fr. ; Jacque CoUinge, Fr. ; Robert Col- lins, Fr. ; John Collom, Fr. ; Brenda Conley, Jr. ; William Con- rad, So. ; George Cook, Fr. ; Karen Crouse, So.; Dick Culp, Jr.; Evelyn Cupak, So. ; Robby Cussen, Jr. ; Deb Davis, So. ; Lee Ann Davis, So. ; Paul Davis, So. ; Ruth Davis, Fr. ; John Daggett, Jr. ; Sharon Dean, So. ; Mike DeBord, So. ; Micheal DeCeeter, Fr. ; 145 Elise Denlinger, Jr.; Sue Denlinger, Jr. ; Brad Denton, So. ; Barb Derr, So. ; Willa Detwiler, So. ; Wilma Detwiler, So. Mary Dick, So.; Dixie Dickson, Jr.; Steve Diller, Jr. ; Andy Dirchsen, Fr. ; Joyce Dodd, Jr. ; Daniel Doll, Jr. Rick Domer,Fr.; Dennis Donat, So. Pat Donovan, Jr. ; Sharon Dotson, Fr. ; Robert Dove 111, Fr. ; Deb Drake, Fr. Margaret Drake, Fr. ; Bill Duffy, Jr. ; Paula Dulhanty, Jr. ; Dean Dum, Fr. ; Jerry Durnbaugh, So. ; Kris Dyson, Jr. Brian Eacret, So. ; Julianna Easter- day, Fr. ; Brenda Eberly, So. ; Karen Eberly, Jr. ; Randy Eckert, So. ; Sue Edison, Jr. Lee Ehinger, So. ; Janis Eiler, Jr. ; Amy Eisinhour, Fr. ; Barb Ellison, So. ; Kris Elrod, So. ; Nancy Er- baugh, Jr. ; Dan Fairchild, Fr.; Greg Faris, So. Bari Faudree, Jr. ; Bill Fenimore, So. ; Regan Fetrow, Jr. ; Mark Fiedler, Jr. ; Damon Fields, Jr. ; Mark Fife, Fr. Roland Fink, Jr. ; Don Finney, Fr. Richard Fischel, So. ; Robert Flo- ros, Jr. iift :4. 146 Brenda Flory, Jr. ; Kristen Flory, So. ; Sherry Foltz, Fr. ; Tim For- low, Fr. ; Mike Foster, So. ; Jeff Fourman, So. ; Elman Frantz, Jr. -Jay Frawley, Jr. Cindy Freed, So. ; Jeff Freman, So. ; Chris Fribley, Jr. ; Laurie Friese, So. ; A-m Debby Fritz, Fr. ; Re- becca Fry, Fr. David Fuller, Fr. ; Jeff Garber, Fr. ; Julie Garber, Fr.; Carol Garner, So. Tim Garner, Fr.; Maria Garoufalis, Fr. Chris Gary, So. ; Charles George, Fr. ; Tom Gerber, Fr. ; Jan Geyer, Fr. ; George Gilbert, Fr. ; Cheryl Gilleff, So. Paula Gilliland, So. ; Paul Gil- more, So. ; David Gondek, So. ; Cindi Good, Fr. ; Dean Good, Fr. Christie Gordon, Fr. 147 Kathy Gordon, Jr. Terri Gotz, Fr. Marsha Gratner, Fr. Wendy Gratz, Fr. Joe Griffith, Jr. ; Marian Griggs, Fr. ; Virginia Grove, Fr. ; Jeff Grow, Fr. ; Tim Hadley, Fr. ; De- nise Haffner, So. Lynn Hagginbothom , Jr.; Daryl Hamm, Jr. ; Ann Hammond, Fr. ; Kay Hampshire, Fr. ; Glenn Hampson, Jr. ; Cinda Hanbuck, So. Jean Harrison, Fr. ; Den nis Harts, So. ; Elaine Hartsough, Fr. us Jim Hatton, Fr.; Robert Hazelwood, Fr. ; Jean Hazelwood, So. ; Ron Hecklinski, So. ; Cynthia Heck- man, Jr. ; Susan Helner, Fr. Nancy Hill, Fr. ; Steve Hilligoss, So. ; Jerry Hinds, Fr, ; Allyn Hines, Jr. ; Valerie Hissong, Fr. ; Bruce Hlodnicki, Jr. Dan Hoffman, Fr. ; Deb Hoffman, Jr. ; Marlin Hoke, Fr. ; Susan Hold- erad, Fr. ; Jenny Hollenberg, Fr. ; Pat Hollow ay. So. 149 Kay Holsinger, So. ; Bob Homan, So. Beth Hoover, Fr, ; Linda Lee Hoov er, Fr. Frank Horner, So. ; Kathleen Horn- er. Fr. Jim Horning, Fr, ; Dennis Horoho, Jr. ; Renae Horsewood, Jr. ; Peggy Howenstine, Jr. ; Michele Hudak, So. ; Norman Hudson, Jr. Sue Hudson, Jr. ; Bruce Hughes, So. ; Kim Hughes, Fr. ; Mark Hughes, So. ; Lisa Hundertmark, So. ; Becky Hunn, Jr. ; Julie Jeffries, Fr.; Gen- try Johnson, So. -, Kim Johnson, Fr. ; Nancy Johnson, So. 150 Tim Johnson, So.; Dawn Jones, Fr. Sandra Jones, Jr. ; Dan Kagarise, Fr. ; Mike Kelly, Jr. ; Karen Kennedy, Jr. ; Mike Kennedy, Fr. ; Del- mas Keeney, Jr. ; Ruth Keeney, Jr. ; Roger Kenny, Jr. ; Dale Kahn, So. ; Diana Kahn, Jr. Karen Kammeyer, Jr. ; Gary Kan- del, Fr. ; Mike Kastner, Jr. ; Rick Kastner, So. ; Alice Kauffman, So. ; Phil Keiser, So. ; Joanne Kern, Fr. ; Rodney Kersey, Fr. ; Terry Kester, Fr. ; David Kidwell, Fr. ; Ruth Kilmer, Jr. ; Gloria Kindy, Fr. ; 151 James King, Fr. ; Phil Kinnison, So. ; Cindy Kinsel, So. Dan Kinsey. Fr.; Scott Kinzie, Fr. Karen Kiracoff, Fr. Ken Klemm, So.; Peggy Kling, Fr.; Susan Klingher, So. Sharon Knechel, So. ; Linda Knoll, Fr, ; Greg Koehlinger, Jr. Judy Koleszar, Jr. ; Bob Kowalski, Fr. ; Cindy Krall, So. ; Susan Kreps, So. ; Gil Kumfer, Fr. ; David Ladd, Fr. Bill Lady, So. ; Dave Lahman, Jr.; John Lambrechts, Fr. ; Dane Lan- don. So. ; MarkLandrum, Jr. ; Dave Largent, Fr. Ted Lautz, Jr. ; Kim Law master, Fr. ; Susie Lawrence, So. ; Dave Lebedeff, Fr. ; Sara Lee, Fr. ; Jane Lemmon, Fr. Daine Leverenz, Jr. ;Jayne Liffick, Fr. ; Brad Limbert, Jr. ; DanLind- ley, Fr. ; Mark Lisak, Fr. ; Alan Lloyd, Fr. 152 Lori Lobsiger, So. ; Bob Long, So. Nolan Long, So. ; Pam Long, Jr. ; Dave Lopshire, Jr. Beth Anne Lovelace, So. ; Curt Lu- koshus, So. ; Bob MacDonald, So. ; Robert Maclntyre, Fr. ; Alice Ma- haffey, Fr. Sandra Mangus, Jr. ; Ruth Mann, So. ; Scott Mannerlng, Fr. ; George Markoff, So. ; Nancy Maruschak, So. Judy Mason, Fr. ; Linda Mason, Jr. Mark Mason, So. ; Sharon Mast, So. ; Marty Maupin, Fr. Margie McBride, So. ; Dave Mc- Collough, Fr. ; Fred McCracken, Fr. ; Tim McElwee, So. ; Dan Mc- Fadden, Jr. ; Chip McFerran, Fr, 153 W!S ■ H H Hi ' ' ' m - S K K H HHm H H Hj ■ Cathy Metzgar, Jr. ; Patt Metzler, Jr. ; Cyndy Meyer, Fr. ; Becky Mil- ler, So. ; Delia Miller, So. ; Janet Miller, Jr. ; Jeff Miller, Fr. Jim Miller, Fr. ; John Miller, So. Kathy Miller, So.; Ken Miller, So. ;Lovena Miller, Jr.; Neil Miller, Fr. ; Sandra Miller, So. ; Stan Miller, So. ; Ron Mclnnis, So. ; Jim Mclntyre, Fr. ; David McLiver, Jr.; Ter- ry McRoberts, Jr. Dan Meadows, Fr.; Sandy Meadows, Fr. ; Dave Melampyi So. ; David Mendenhall, Fr. 154 David Minix, So. ; Dennis Minix, So. ; Dean Mishler, So. ; Carla Mitchel, So. ; Judy Mitchell, Fr. ; John Mitmeon, Jr.; Neal Mock, Fr. Sandy Mohn, So. ; Jean Montgom- ery, Fr. ; Evelyn Mooney, Fr. Gary Morr, So. ; Greg Mort, Jr. ; Melinda Moser, Fr. ; Judy Mullen, Fr. ; Sara Mumma, So. ; Sheryl Mylin, Fr. ; Steve Nadolny, Fr. ; Dan Naragon, Fr. ; Bruce Nel- son, Fr. ; Mary Nietert, Fr. ; Daniel Nightengale, Fr, ; Roger Nightengale, Fr, ; Ken Nihar, So. Neil Nommensen, Fr, ; Rachel Norris, Jr. ; Susie Norton. So.; Dana O ' Hara, Fr. ; Jan Marie Orwig, Fr. ; Eliza- beth Osborn, Jr. ; John Ott, So. ; Rick Overfield, Jr. ; Michael Owen, So. ; Marie Palacios, So. ; John Parker, So, ; Wanda Patterson, Fr. ; David Pattillo, Fr. ; Judy Paul, Fr. Larry Peffer, So. ; Jim Peirce, Fr. Holly Pelking, So. 155 Dale Penner, Fr.; Nicole Penrod, So. ; Shirley Perli ck, Jr. ; Eileen Perry, So. ; Ginger Peterson, Fr. ; Mike Petrosky, Fr.; Darlene Petry, Fr.; Daryl Petry, Fr. ; Marv Petry, Fr. ; Leslie Pet- tit, Fr.; Rhonda Pickett, Fr.; Danny Pierce, Fr. ; Gary Pilcher, Jr. ; Tim Pinker- ton, So.; Julie Pischke, Fr.;Peg- gy Plummer, Fr.; Brenda Pontius, Fr.; Steve Pontious, Jr.; Kip Powell, Fr.; Tom Powers, So.; Dan Pratt, Fr. ; Kathy Price, Fr.; Michele Priller, Fr. ; Jen- nifer Purcell, So. ; Vicki Putz, Fr.; John Quick, Fr Randy Ragsdale, Jr. ; Barb Rans- bey, Fr. ; Sally Ramsbottom, So. 156 A A « %. A - Becky Rudd, Jr.; Doug Ry- ' --  B an. So. ; Kevin Ryan, So. Margaret Saba, Jr. ; Bar- bara Sass, Jr. ; Mark Schaar, Fr, ; Melinda Schafer, So. ; Shiela Schafer, Fr. ; John Schetysle, Fr. ; Dick Schmidt, Jr. ; Anne Schrock, So. ; James Schrum, So. ; Richard Reasoner, So.; Brent Reed, Jr. ; Denise Reed, Fr. ; John Reed, So. ; Mike Reed, Jr. ; James Reff, Jr. Randy Replogle, So. ; Rich Richey, Jr. ; Dan Riccius, So. ; Barbara Riddle, Fr, ; Debbie Ritchey, Fr. ; Donna Ritchey, Jr. Judy Rhoades, So. ; Dawn Robbins, Fr. ; Vicky Rockey, Fr. ; Dave Rockhill, Jr. ; Jeff Rohm, So. ; Paul Rohree, Fr. ; Becky Rondot, Jr. ; Linda Ross, Jr.; Ron Ross, Fr. ; Cindy Rotruck, So.; Becky Rowe, So. ; Donna Royer, Fr. 157 Pete Schweier, Fr. ; Gae Seaman, Fr. ; Jess Seaman, So. ; Kathy See, Jr. ; Roylene See, Jr. ; David Seus- eman, Jr. ; Bradley Seward, So. ; DeEtta Shaf- er, Fr. ; Mike Shaffner, Fr. ; Joy Shanafelt, So, ; Melody Shank, So. ; Edwin Shankster, Fr. ; Melanie Shanner, Fr. ; Jan Shark- ey, Fr. ; Sara Sharp, Fr. ; Everett Shattuck, So. ; Eric Sheely, So. ; Gary Shenefield, So. Christine Shenk, Fr. ; Nancy Shep- ard. So. ; Mary Jo Sherck, Fr. ; Mark Sherman, Fr. ; Dee Dee Shimizu, Fr. ; Christy Sikert, Jr. Randy Siler, Fr, ; Debra Sims, Fr. Mary Sinclair, Fr. ; Mark Sipe, Jr. ; Mary Sisson, Fr. ; Kurt Skin- ner, Jr. Doris Slaymaker, So. ; Dave Smal- ley, Fr. ; Jan Smaltz, So. ; Andy Smith, Fr. ; Doug Smith, Fr. ; Gene Smith, Fr. Pat Smith, So. ; Cindy Snider, Fr. ; Pam Snider, Fr. ; Carolyn Snyder, Fr. ; Debbie Snyder, Fr, ; Jane Snyder, So. ; Kyle Sowers, Fr.; Victor Spearman, Fr. ; Jerry Spindler, Fr. ; Matt Sprunger, So. ; Kathrine Spurgeon, So. ; Nila Stallen, Jr. 158 Amy Stanley, So. ; Glen Stanley, Jr. ; Martin Stauf- fer, So. ; Bob Stellner, So. ; Sally Stephenson, Jr. ; Kevin Stevens, Fr. ; Ann Stevenson, Fr. ; Sandy Stewart, Fr. ; Linn Stoller, Fr. Carolyn Stone, Jr. ; Doug Storts, So. ; Makaye Stout So.; i lSniJ . Larry Stratmeier, So.; Rodney Stray- er, Fr. ; Marilyn Stuber, Fr, ; Ger- ald Studebaker, Fr. ; Nancy Stude- baker, Fr. ; Donna Strycker, So. ; Kevin Suggs, Fr. Kendall Sutter, So. Glenda Swank, Jr. 159 Teny Swick, Jr. ; Linda Swihart, Jr. ; Karen Swinehart, So. ; Bob Tarnow, Jr. ; Kristi Taylor, Jr. ; Tim Ta ylor, Fr. Amadea Tette, Fr. ; Diane Thom- as, So. ; Marlene Thomas, Fr. ; Connie Thompson, So. ; Amie Thornhill, Jr. ; Steve Thornton, Jr. 1 H H ' i V 1 ■ I H u ll H n H ii isns -ijImH BJI B I Z i r - T ij f . tf ■■ Rick Troxel, Jr. ; Kevin Troyer, Fr. Renee Troyer, Fr, ; Ruth Troyer, Fr. ; Jim Truitt, Jr. ; Tom Under- wood, Fr. Dennis Unger, Fr.; Steve Van Hou- ten, Fr. ; Keith Valencourt, Fr. ; Lila Vanlue, Fr. ; JoAnne Viertel, Fr. ; Robert Vogel, Jr. Lorin Waggy. Fr. ; Kathy Wagner, So. ; Tom Wagner, Fr. ; Anna- marie Wagoner, So. ; Theo Waites, Jr. ; Susan Walker. Fr. Becky Thrush, So.; Mont- serrat Tio, Fr. Wm Janet Tomloiison, Fr. Nieves Topez, Fr. 160 ■HikJd SCKl Steve Walton, Fr.; Scott Wareham, Fr. ; Nancy Warner, Fr, ; Chad Watkins, So. ; Don Watkins, Jr. ; Anita Weaver, Fr. Steve Weaver, So.; Tim Webb, Fr. Chris Weiss, Fr. ; Greg Weller, So. ; Kathy Weller, So. ; Jeff White, Fr. ; DougWieke, Fr. Tim Weybright, So.; Arlene Whit- aker, Fr. ; Joyce Whitaker, Fr. ; Bill White, So. ; Jeff White, Fr. ; Doug Wieke, Fr. Randy Wilcox, So. ; Richard Wil- cox, Fr. ; Tom Willett, Fr. ; Ken- neth Willhite, Fr. ; Kent Williams, Fr. ; Tammy Williams, Fr. Stan Willmert, Jr. ; Sandy Wilson, Fr. ; Roger Winters, So. ; Lynn Witmer, Fr. ; Brian Witte, Fr. ; Steve Wolf, Fr. 161 Kevin Wolfe, Fr. Lois Wong, So. Barbara Wood, Fr. Philip Woo dling, Fr. Mary Worfoss, Fr. Carol Wreath, So. Phil Wright, Fr. ; Phillip Wright, So. ; Gladys Wyatt, Fr. ; Tina Wyman, So. ; Dave Wynn, Jr. ; Caryn Yoder, So. Jill Yoder, Jr. ; Mark York, So. Gregory Young, Fr. ; John Robin Young, ' Fr. ; Kathy Young, Fr, ; Susan Young, Fr. 162 Willoughby Yount, Fr. JiV v Stan Zanetti, Jr. Z Brian Zartman, Fr. Martin Zawodni, Jr. Linda Zehring, Jr. ; Roger Zentz, Jr. Cindy Zerkel, Jr. Bill Zych, So. 163 FACULTY INDEX A. BLAIR HELM AN. President of the Col- lege. A.B., McPherson CoUege, 1946; M.A., University of Kansas, 1947; ibid., 1 948-1 95 1 ; D.D., McPherson CoUege, 1956. HOWARD A. BOOK. Professor of Educa- tion. Dean of the College. Chairman of the Division of Practical Arts and Let- ters. B.A., Asbury CoUege, 1936; M.A., University of California; 1938; Ph. D., University of Kansas, 1948. ADAMS, JAMES R. Associate Professor of Art and Spanish. B.A., George Washing- ton University, 1951; M.F.A. Institute AUende incorporated to the University of Guanajuato, 1952. ALLEN, MAX I. Professor of Art, Chair- man of the Department of Art. B.S. Music Ed. Manchester CoUege, 1934; B.F.A. in Pattern, School of Art Insti- tute of Chicago, 1939; M.F.A. Indiana University, 1950. ALLISON, PATTI E. Instructor in Psychol- ogy, Assistant Dean of Students, Direc- tor of Counseling. A.B. Asbury CoUege, 1967; M. Ed., University; of Cincinrati, 1970. AUNGST, RONALD L. Associate Professor of Speech Communication. B.S . Ohio University, 1956; M.S., ibid. 1961; Ph.D. Indiana University, 1973. BALDWIN, A. FERNE. Assistant Professor of Sociology, Chairwoman, Department of Sociology. B.S. Manchester CoUege, 1958; M.A. BaU State University, 1967; Ph.D. ibid. 1973. BALDWIN, JAMES P. Asst. Professor Music Department. B.A. in Humanities. Harpur CoUege, State University of New York at Binghamton, 1967. M.M. In Choral Con- ducting CoUege Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, 1970. BATZKA STEPHEN A. Assistant Professor of Art. B.S. Manchester College, 1962; M. Ed. Miami University, 1966. BERRY, DWIGHT B. Associate Professor of Physics. B.A. Manchester CoUege, 1959; M.S. Indiana University, 1962; Ph.D. Michigan State University, 1969. BISHOP, JAMES C. Associate Professor of History, B.S. Clarion State College, 1961; M.A. University of Wisconson, 1966; Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1972. BITTINGER, RICHARD D. Associate Pro- fessor of History. A.B., McPherson Col- lege, 1 959; M.A. University of Kansas, 1961; Indiana University, 1966-68; 1971-72. BOEBEL, CHARLES £., Assistant Professor of EngHsh. B.A. Luther College, 1960; M.A. State University of Iowa, 1962; Ph.D. University of Arizona, 1971. BROWN, KENNETH L. Professor of RE- Ugion and Philosophy. A.B. McPherson College 1955. University of Kansas 1955- 56; B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary, 1958.; Garrett School of Theology, sum- mer, 1967; Ph.D., Duke University. 1964. BUZZARD, ROGER J. Associate Professor of History and Economics, Director of Social Science Core. A.B. Huntingto Col- lege, 1955; M.A. Michigan State Univer- sity, 1958; ibid., 1 964-65 , spring 1974. CALDWELL, CARL H. Assistant professor of History. B.A. Anderson CoUege, 1966; MA. Ohio University, 1968. Indiana University, 1968-71. CALIHAN, DAVID S. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science. B.A. Earlham College. 1966; Juris Doctor, the Ohio State University, 1969; M.A. Ibid. 1970; Miami University, Ohio, 1974. COLBURN, DONALD L. Professor of Psy- chology. Chairman of the Department of Psychology. B.A. CorneU CoUege, 1947; B.D. Drew University, 1950. Ph.D. Boston University, 1958. CREE, SHIRLEY L., Lecture in Speech Communication and Drama. B.S. Man- chester CoUege, 1959; M.A. BaU State University., 1963. DAGGETT, ROWAN K. Assistant Professor of English. B.A. McPherson College, 1952; M.A. BaU State University, 1964. DAVIS, SAMUEL M. Assistant Professor of Speech. B.S. Indiana State University, 1958; M.A. ibid., 1960; University of Missouri, 1964-68. DEAVEL,GARY R. Professor of Music, Organ and Piano. B.S. Manchester Col- lege, 1952; M.M. Sherwood Music School, 1956; Ph.D. Eastman School of Music, 1970. DEFTER, ALLEN C, Professor of Re- Ugion, Associate Academic Dean, Direc- tor Peace Studies Program. B.A. Man- chester College, 1953. B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary, 1956; M.A. Princeton University, 1958; Ph.D. ibid., 1963. DELL, ROBERT W., Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosphy. A.B. McPherson CoUege, 1 961 ; B.D. Bethany Theologi- cal Seminary, 1964. DODSON, JAMES M., Instructor in Eco- nomics and Business. B.A. Morehead State University, 1969; M.S. in Educa- tion, Indiana University, 1971. DODSON, SUSAN, Lecturer in Speech Communication and Drama. A.B. Indi- ana University, 1968. EBERLY, WILLIAM, Professor of Biology Director, Environmental Studies Pro- gram. B.A. Manchester College 1948; M.A. Indian University, 1955; Ph.D. ibid., 1958. FILER, DAVID L. Associate Professor of ReUgion and PhUosophy. B.A., Manches- ter College, 1950; B.D., Bethany Theolog- ical Seminary, 1968. ENOCH, JUNE E., Associate Professor of Education, Director of Elementary Stu- dent Teaching. B.S. Indiana University 1943; M.S. Ibid., I960. Ed., ibid, 1962. EVANS, T. Quinton, Professor of Sociology, B.A., Manchester CoUege, 1945; B.D., Bethany Theological Seminary, 1948; M.A. University of Cincinnati, 1950; Ph.D. The Ohio State University, 1960. FAHS, ELDON E. Associate Professor of Education, Assistant to the President. Director, Graduate Studies. B.A. Man- chester CoUege 1954; M.S. Northern Illinois University. 1961 ; Ph.D. Michigan State University, 1967. FARRINGER, DWIGHT L. Professor of Physics, Chariman of the Division of Sciences. Chairman of the Department of Physics. B.A. Manchester college, 1949; B.D. Bethany Theological Semi- nary, 1952. M.A. The Ohio State Uni- versity, 1955;Ph.D. ibid., 1958. FERNANDEZ-CUERVO, OVIDIO. Associ- ate Professor of Spanish. Dr. in Law, Havana University, 1941; A.B., Indian State University, 1964; M.S. ibid. 1965. FERRELL-EVANS, Instructor in Phychol- ogy. Counselor to Minority Students, B.S. Eastern Kentucky University, 1972; M.A. BowUng Green State University, 1973. FOREMAN, ROBERT H. Assistant Profes- sor of Mathematics. B.S. Youngstown University, 1961.; M.S.T., Illinois Insti- tute of Technology, 1968. GARNER, WARREN K. Associate Profes- sor of Education, Director of Teacher Education, Chairman of the Department of Education. B.A. Manchester CoUege, 1950; M.S., Indiana University, 1955; Ph.D., Claremont Graduate School, 1969. GILBERT, ARTHUR L. Associate Profes- sor of Accounting and Business. B.S. Manchester CoUege. 1953; M.B.A. In- diana University, 1954; C.P.A. summer, 1964. GLADE, HENRY. Professor of German and Russian, Chairman of the Modern Lan- guages. B.A. Elizabethtown College, 1942; M.A. The University of Pennsyl- vania, 1958. Fulbright Hays Faculty Research Study Award for research in Germany and the Soviet Union, 1970-71. GRATZ, JAMES L. Associate professor of Health, Physical Education and Recrea- tion. Director of Athletics. B.S. Bluffton CoUege, 1950. M.S. in Rec; Indiana University, 1953; M.S. in P.E. Ibid. GRIMES, LEO B. Professor of Education. A.B. Mount Union CoUege, 1932; M.A. The Ohio State University, 1940; Ed.D. Wayne State University, 1964. HARSHBARGER, RICHARD B. Professor of Economics, Chairman of the Depart- ment of Economics and Business. B.S. Manchester CoUege, 1956. M.A. Indiana University, 1958; Ph.D. ibid. 1964. HASTINGS, GREGORY A. Assistant Pro- fessor of Education. B.S. Western Mich- igan University, 1961. M.S. Gorham state University Maine, 1969. Ph.D. Michigan State University, 1972. HOFFMAN, PAUL W. Associate Professor of Psychology, Dean of Students. B.S. Manchester CoUege, 1954; H. Div. Bethany Tehological Seminary; 1957; M.A. University of Michigan 1964; Ph.D. Purdue University, 1971. HOCHSTETLER, MIRIAM E. Associate Professor of Education. B.A. Goshen CoUege, M.A. BaU State. INGRAHAM, HERBERT M. Associate Pro- fessor, of French EngUsh. B.A. Syracuse University, 1938; S.T.B. Boston Univer- sity, 1942; M.A. Northern Michigan University, 1961. JARRETT, JACK E. Associate Professor Health, Physical Education and Recrea- tion. B.S. Manchester CoUege, 1956; M.A. BaU State University, 1961. JOHANSEN, ROBERT C. Associate Profes- sor of History and PoUtical Science. B.A. Manchester CoUege 1962; M.A. Colum- bia University, 1963; Ph.D. ibid., 968. 164 JOHNSON, DOROTHY W. Associate Pro- fessor of Business. B.Ed. Illinois State Normal University, 1937; M.A. Univer- sity of Illinois, 1941. JOHNSON, ONITA Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recrea- tion. B.S. Manchester College 1949; M.S. Saint Fransis College, 1966. JONES, ROBERT C. Assistant Professor of Music. Woodwinds. B.S. Northern Ari- zona University, 1961; M.M. Wichita State University, 1963. KELLER, PAUL W. Professor of Speech Communication Chairman of the De- partment of Speech Communication and Drama. B.A. Manchester College, 1935; Ph. M. University of Wisconson, 1940; Ph.D. Northwestern University 1955. KILGORE, WILLIAM G. Instructor in Mathematics. B.S. Manchester College 1967; M.S. University of Miami, 1973. KLINGLER, CHARLES D. Professor of English, Chairman of the Department of English. B.A. Manchester College 1948; AMT Indiana University, 1952; Ph.D. ibid., 1970. KREPS, DAVID P. Assistant professor Biology. B.S. Manchester College 1964; M.S. The Ohio State University, 1968. KRULL, DANA L. Instructor, Accounting B.S. Manchester CoUege, 1966; C.P.A. 1970. LAUMER, JACK. Assistant Professor of Music, Brass. B.A. St. Olaf College, 1967; M.M. Manhattan School of Music, 1970. LAWSON, ROBERT. Lecturer in Educa- tion. B.S. Indiana University, 1956; M.S. Indiana University, 1960; Ed. D. Ball State State University 1973. LUTZ, WILSON, B. Professor of Chemistry, B.A. Manchester College, 1950; Ph.D. The Ohio State University, 1955. MARTIN, JOANN Associate Professor of English Acting Chairwoman Humanities Division. A.B. Earlham, 1941; M.A. Northwestern University 1949; Ph.D. Stanford University, 1957. McAMIS, CAROL J., Instructor in Music Vocal. B.M. University of Kansas 1972; M.M. University of Kansas 1974. McBRlDE, RALPH B. Associate Professor of Mathematics, B.S. Slippery Rock State College, 1951 ; M.E. Indiana Uni- versity of Pennsylvania 1965; Ph.D. Uni- versity of Michigan 1 970. McCAULEY, DALE E. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. B.S. Manchester College 1960; M.A.T. Purdue University, 1963. McCOMAS, WILLIAM C. Assistant Profes- sor of Psychology. A.B. Marshall Uni- versity, 1966;M.A. ibid., 1967; Ph.D. Southern Illinois University, 1972. MEEK, DONALD C. Associate Professor of Health Physical Education and Recrea- tion. B.A. Ottawa University, 1939; M.Ed. Missouri University, 1947. MILLER, EDWARD G. Professor of Chem- istry, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry. B.A. Manchester College, 1956; Ph.D. CorneU University, 1961. MILLER, MARTHA. Lecturer in Home Ec- onomics. B.S. Manchester College 1956; M.S. Cornell University, 1959. MOCK, ROBERT G. Assistant Professor of Sociology. A.B. Junita College 1949. B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary, 1952. M.A. Ball State University, 1970. MOORE, FRANCES C. Assistant Professor of Sociology. B.A. Southern Illinois Uni- versity, 1963. M.A. ibid. 1965. NISWANDER, EMERSON R. Professor of Biology, Chairman of the Department of Biology. B.A. Bluffton College 1938; M. Sc. The Ohio State University, 1947. NYMAN, MELVIN. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. B.S. Ferris State College, 1965; M.S. Michigan State University, 1967. Ph.D. ibid. 1972. ORPURT, PHILIP. Professor of Biology. B.A. Manchester College, 1948. M.S. Uni- versity of Wisconson, 1950.; Ph.D. ibid. PAINE, ROBERT H. Associate Professor of History, Registrar. A.B. Wheaton College 1948; M.A. University, of Pennsylvania, 1949. PARKER, PHILIP J. Associate Professor of Education. B.S. Manchester College, 1949; M.S. Indiana University, 1958. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM B. Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recre- ation, Director of College Union. A.B. Earlham College, 1962; M.Ed. The Pennsylvania State University, 1965. PLANER, JOHN H. Assistant Professor of Music, Vocal. Director Humanities Core. A.B. Knox, College, 1965; M.A. Univer- sity of Michigan, 1966; Ph.D. ibid. 1970. RIEMAN, T. WAYNE. Professor of ReUgion and Philosophy, Chairman of The De- partment of Religion and Philosophy. B.S. Juniata College, 1933. M. Ed. Pennsylvania State University, 1941. B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary, 1945; Ph.D. Northwestern University, 1959. ROBISON, RICHARD W. Assistant Profes- sor of Education. B.A. LaVerne College 1961; M.A.T. Michigan State, 1968; Ph.D. ibid. 1974. ROWE, JAMES E. Associate Professor of Mathematics. B.S. Manchestor College 1950; M.S. University of Illinois, 1959. SANDS, BRENDA F. Chairwoman of Home Economis. B.S. Manchester Col- lege, 1967. M.A. Ball State University 1971. SANGER, LOLA. Associate Professor of Business. B.A. Bridgewater College, 1939; M.B.A. University of Pennsylvania 1944. SHIVELY, JAMES A. Assistant Professor of Sociology. B.A. Manchester College, 1966. M.S.W. University of Michigan 1968. SPEICHpR, GENITA. Associate Professor Music, Piano, Organ. B.M. Chicago Musi- cal College 1933; M.M. Chicago Conserv- atory 1938. STINEBAUGH, VERNON H. Associate Professor of Music, Strings. B. of Music, Sherwood Music School, 1941. B.A. University of Dayton 1946. M.M. North- western University 1946. STREATOR, JAMES T. Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Director Science Core. B.S. University of Wisconson 1960. M.S. Purdue University 1965. STRODE, SCOTT K. Associate Professor of Speech Communication and Drama, B.A. University of Puget Sound. 1959; M.A. University of Washington 1966; Ph.D. Indiana University 1974. THOMPSON, R. JAN. Instructor of Psychol- ogy, Assistant Dean of Students Director of Housing. B.S. Manchester College, 9159. M. Ed. Miami University 1966. WAAS, DAVID A. Professor of History; Chairman of Division of Social Sciences, Chairman of Department of History and Political Science B.A. Manchester College 1947. M.A. University of Illinois, 1949. Ph.D. ibid. 1958. WEIRICK, BELINDA. Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education and Re- creation. B.S. Wheaton College, 1952; M.S. Indiana University, 1965. WELLER, STANLEY R. Assistant Professor of Chemistry. B.S. Manchester College, 1966; Ph.D. University of Florida, 1973. WHITE, JANISE K. Instructor of Biology B.A. Drake University, 1968. M.A. ibid. 1969. WOLFE, CLAUDE E. Associate Professorof Physical Education, Chairman of the Health, Physical Education and Recrea- tion. B.A. Manchester College, 1940; B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary, 1945; M.S. Indiana University 1954. WORE, WILLIAM Lecturer in Education; B.A. Purdue University 1963. M.A. Ball State University 1967; Ed. D Ball State University 1971. ZIMMERMAN, GARY Assistant Proefssor of Psychology. B.S. Manchester College 1964; M.S. Purdue University, 1968; Ph.D. ibid. 1970. ZIMMERMAN, JEAN Lecturer in Home Economics. B.S. Manchester College, 1964. M.S. Purdue University 1968. LECKRONE, JOYCE L. Acquisitions Circu- lation Librarian. B.A. Manchester Col- lege 1957. A.M. Indiana University 1963. SAMPSON, DENNIS A. Cataloging Librar- ian. B.A. Allegheny College, 1957. M.S.L. Western Michigan University 1968. WILLIMERT J. ALLEN. Librarian. B.A. Manchester College, 1948. M. Div. United Theological Seminary 1951. A.M.L.S. University of Michigan 1963. BOWMAN, PAUL S. Director of Admis- sions B.S. Manchester College, 1946. B.D. Bethany Tlieological Seminary 1950. GARBER, JAMES K. Director of PubUc RE- lations and Development. B.S. Manches- ter College 9150. M.B.A. Indiana Univer- sity 1962. KING, RUFUS B. Director of Deferred giving and Special Gifts. B.A. Bridgwater College 1936. M.S. Virginia Pohechnic Institute 1940. KNECHEL, ROBERT W. JR. Campus Pas- tor B.A. Manchester College 1966. M. Div. Bethany Theological Seminary 1970. YEATTER, DAVID B. Treasurer and Busi- ness Manager. B.S.L. Bethany Theologi- cal Seminary 1949. 165 STUDENT INDEX ACKER, RENA JEAN, RR I.Rome City, IN 46784. 142. ADAMS, JOHN A., 3930 Flowerton Rd., Baltimore, MD 21229. 142 ADAMS, KURTIS LEE, RR 1, Box 7, Kouts, IN 46347. 132. ADAMS, LARRY JOE, USS RS EDWARDS WARDS DD-950FPO, San Francisco, CA 96601. 142 AHNERT, KATHLEEN MARIE, 4 Terrace PI., Peru, IN 46970. 142. AKERS, VANESSA JEAN, Box 131, Hamilton, IN 46742. 132. ALDERINK. MARLENE JOY, 2110 E. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46240. 142. ALEX, LINDA LOU, RR 1, Box 167, Mar- tinsville, IN 46151. 142. ALEXANDER, JANICE LEE, RR 5, Box 71, Warsaw, IN 46580. 142. ALEXANDER, JUDITH MAE, RR 5, Box 71,Warsaw, IN 46580. 142. ALMACK, TIMOTHY W YNE, RRl, Box 329, Alexandria, IN 46001. 132. ALPER, JUDITH ELLEN, 120 Farabee Dr, Box 310, Lafayette, IN 47902. 142. ALTHOFF, MELINDA SUE, 430 Edge- wood Dr, Box 685, Sidney, OH 45365. 142 ALWINE,MONNA LEE, Rd. 5, Box 416, Johnstown, PA 15905. 142. AMISS, SANDRA LEIGH, RR 2, SUver Lake, IN 46982. 142. AMOS. DONALD JOSEPH, 118 South Broadway, Trotwood, OH 45426. 132. AMOS, JULIE ANNE, 1 18 S. Broadway, Trotwood, OH 45426. 142. APPLE, JANET KAY, 2502 Clayton Rd., Piqua, OH 45356. 142. ARCHER, Brenton Eugene, RR 4, Colum- bia City, IN 46725. 142. ARNETT, KATHY, RR 2, Claypool, IN 46510. 142. ARNEY, MICHAEL LEE, 3020 North- moor Tr., Michigan City, IN 46360. 142. AUSTIN, MARGARET ANN, RR 3, Wina- mac, IN 46996. 142. BAKER, DENNIS CARL, 2 Homestead Ct., Wash Courthouse, OH 73160. 1 32. BAKER, MATTHEW WILLIAM, RR 2, Box 418, Wabash, IN 46992. 142. BAKER, SANDY LOU, RR 3, Aurora, IN 47001. 142. BALINT, CLAUDETTE JEAN, 1704 Co- lumbian Ave., Elkhart, IN 46514. 142. BALLINGER, DAVID FOREST, 613 Oak St., Marion, OH 43302. 142. BALLINGER, THOMAS MARK. 759 Chris- topher Dr., Marion. OH 43302. 1 32. BARBER, DOUGLAS HOWARD, 1202 Bertrand Rd., NUes, MI 49120. 132. BARBER, TERESA DIANE, 1202 Bert- rand Rd., NUes, MI 49120. 142. BARNES, JAMES ALLEN, 206 N. Indiana, Pierceton, IN 46562. 132. BARRETT, KERRY DEE, RR 1, Warsaw, IN 46580. 132. BARRETT, KRISTIN BURROWS, Cincus- naveur Staff Box 7, FPO New York, NY 09510. 132. BARROW, MONICA FATIMA, CasiUa 410, Cochabamba, Bolivia. 142. BARWICK, JENNIFER ELOISE, 55555 Co.Rd.8,MiddIebury, IN46540. 132. BARWICK, TIMOTHY ALAN, 55555 Co. Rd. 8, Middlebury, IN 46540. 142. BAUER, BETH ANN, 829 Kingsporte Ave, Laporte, IN 46350. 142. BAUER, GARY WEITZEL, 1207 Princeton Ave., Natrona Hgts, PA 15065. 132. BAUMGARDNER, CHERYL ANN, 7433 Marshall PL, Merrillville, IN 46410. 143. BAXTER, WILLIAM FLOYD, RR 2, Box 1379, Paulding, OH 45879. 143. BEANE, THOMAS MICHAEL, 3701 Pine- hurst Dr., Richmond, IN 47374. 143. BEAR, PHYLLIS LYNN, RR 2, Box 230, Summitville, IN 46070. 132. BECHTEL, MARK KEVIN, 7542 Wood- mar, Hammond, IN 46323. 132. BEERY, DAVID LAUREN, RR 1, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 132. BEHNKEN, LOIS KAY, 11414 Upper Lewisburg Rd., Brookville, OH 45309. 143. BELETE, SEBLEWONGEL, PO Box 1234, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. 132. BELKNAP, KURT EDWARD, 4538 E. Macdougall Ct., South Bend, IN 46614. 143. BELONIAS, JEANNIE CHRIS, 809 Maple Lane, Hagerstown, IN 47346. 143. BENJAMIN, MARCIA LOU, 173 S. Thome St., Wabash, IN 46992. 143. BERKEY, RHONDA LYNN, 64543 CR 29, Goshen, IN 46526. 132. BERNERO, KATHLEEN MARIA, RR 5, Box 207, Plymouth, IN 46563. 143. BERRY, SHARON PATRICE, 1309 Clark Rd., Gary, IN 46404. 143. BESECKER, BETH ELLA, RR 1, Laura, OH 45337. 143. BESS, LUCY ELAINE, RR 1, Box 144AA, Battleground, IN 47920. 143. BEST, NANCY JEAN, 301 S. Main St.. South Whitley, IN 46787. 132. BEVER, DENNIS LEE, RR 1, N. Manches- ter, IN 46962. 143. BIBBEE, DAVID MICHAEL, 841 Under- wood Ave., Marion, OH 43302. 143. BIRRELL, KATHRYN MARIE, 7021 Gil- man, Garden City, MI 48135. 143. BIXLER, CYNTHIA LOUISE, 455 Fair Park Ave., West Union, OH 45693. 143. BLASTICK, JOHN RICHARD, RR 2, Valparaiso, IN 46383. 1 32. M BLOSSER,KRIStA LYNN, PO Box 275, | Wakarusa, IN 46573. 143. BLUE, TIMOTHY DAVID, RR 1, Lees- burg, IN 46538. 132. I BOAZ,JOEL CHRISTOPHER, 4760 Wash- ■ ington Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46205. 143. BOHN, ROBERT FRANK, 1006 Wayne St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 132. BOHRER, BRADLEY CHARLES, 96 Pen- rod St., Johnstown, PA 15902. 133. BOLLINGER, KATHY JO, 11667 Mel- ridge Dr., Middlebury, IN 46540. 143. BORMUTH, LAURA ANN, 16 Bishop Lane, Menlo Park, CA 94025. 143. BOWERS, CRAIG LYNN, RR 2, Topeka, IN 46571. 143. BOYER, KEVIN ROBERT, 315 W. Center St., Bourbon, IN 46504. 143. BOYLES, JOHN ROBERT, 610 E. Main, CrawfordsviUe, IN 47933. 143. BRANDENBURG, DEBRA RUST, 507 West North St., Crown Point, IN 46307. 133. BRANDON, TERRY ALLEN, 622 Maple . St.,CeUna, OH 45822. 143. BRANDON, KENNETH WILLIAM, RR 5, Box 71 , Celina, OH 45822. 143. BRANT, BRENDA KRISTINE, RR 3, Frankfurt, IN 46041. 133. BREMBECK, KRISTINE MARIE, RR 1, Box 89, Milford, IN 46542. 143. BREWER, CHERI LYN, RR 1, Ansonia, OH, 45303. 143. — BREWER, DONALD WAYNE, RR 1 , Box 140, Union City, IN 47390. 133. BRICKEY,GLENNA CAROL, 261 York- wood Dr., New Lebanon, OH 45345. 143. BRIDGE, LINDA MARIE, 311 F. 100 North, MonticeUo, IN 47960. 133. BRIDGE, ROGER A., 407 Washington, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 133. BRILL, PENELOPE SUE, 7 E. Dow St., Tipp City, OH 45371. 143. BRIMER, DAWN RENE, 4602 Stratford Dr., Kokomo,IN46901. 143. BROMLEY, JANE ANNE, General DeUvery, Upland, IN 46989. 143. BROOKS, KAREN SUE, Box 364, Union City, IN 46390. 133. BROTHERS, JAMES RUSSELL, 3108 E. McGaUiard, Muncie, IN 47303. 144. BROWER,AREDA SUE, RR 4, Eaton, OH 45320. 144. BROWER, DOUGLAS EUGENE, RR 3, Box 90, Brownsburg, IN 461 12. 144. BROWN, ANGELA, 727 Mt. Clair, Dayton, OH 45408. 133. BROWN, RANDALL LEE, 710 N. Jackson, Auburn, IN 46706. 144. BRUNN, BYRON GLENN, RR 2, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 144. )66 BRYAN, CHRIS WILLIAM, RR 4, Angola, IN 46702. 133. BRYANT, BRENDA JOYCE, Salt Lc, KY 40371. 133. BRYANT, CATHY JO, 3480 HUlside, In- dianapolis, IN 46218. 133 BUCHANAN, KEVIN MARK, 4916 Cope- land. Dayton, OH 45406. 144. BUCHER, BARRY KEITH, 524 Cora Place, MartvUle, OH 44632. 133. BUCK, JENNIFER ANN, 2022 Shaw Ave., Grissom AFB, IN 46970. 144. BULTINCK, STEPHEN JOHN, 101 E. 11th St., Mishawaka, IN 46544. 144. BUNCE, SHARON RUTH, 739 N. Indiana Ave., Griffith, IN 46319. 144. BUNNELL, CHARLES EDWARD, 312 W. ST., Warsaw, IN 46580. 144. BURGER, MICHAEL EUGENE, Box 254, StockweU, IN 47983. 144. BURKETT, JAMES KEVIN, RR 9, Colum- bia City, IN 46725. 144. BURKHOLDER, JULIA, RR 4, Box 158, Nappanee, IN 46550. 144. BURKHOLDER, PHILIP LEE, 127 N. Charles, McPherson, KS 47460. 133. BURKHOLDER, SUSAN WALTERS, 6580 E. 1050 S., Fairmount, IN 46928. 133. BUSHONG, GAREN DOUGLAS, Box 287, New Paris, IN 46553. 144. BUTT, CINDY SUE, RR 2, Box 208, Peru, IN 46970. 133. BUTTERBAUGH, RANDY RAY, 253 Wayne Trace Rd., Eaton, OH 45320. 133. BUZZARD, KAREN LOUISE, 954 Poplar St., Huntington, IN 46750. 144. BYERLY, SHERYL ANN, Byerly Hills, East Peoria, IL 61611. 144. CAMERON, DAVID MICHAEL, 2511 Kent Ave., Kokomo, IN 46901 .133. CAMPBELL, ALICE ROHRER, 484 Wal- lick Rd., Peru, IN 46970. 133. CAMPBELL, BRIAN LYNN, 8918 W. 82nd St., IndianpoUs, IN 46278. 144. CAMPBELL, JOHN LLOYD, 4110 Indian HUls, Ft. Wayne, IN 46809. CARBAUGH, DONALD ANDREW, 600 E. Water St., Lock Haven, PA 17745. 144. CAREY, JAMES CHESTER, 1011 N. Northgate, Apt, D, Marion, IN 46952. 144. CARMONY, DAN LEE, RR 1, Box 308, Shelbyville, IN 46176. 133. CARMONY, DEBRA SUE, RR 3, Greens- burg, IN 47240. 144. CARNEY, MICHAEL TIMOTHY, 1314 Cantwell Ave., Decatur, AL 36501. 144. CARPENTER, DARCY KAY, RR 1, Box 348, 348, Macy, IN 46951. 144. CARTER, LEONARD JOHN, RR 1, Box 189, Nappanee, IN 46550. 144. CARWILE, DAN JACOB, 2227 Dover, An- derson, IN 46013. 133. CASSELL, ROGER ALAN, RR 2, Box 155, Arcanum, OH 45304. 144. CASSELL, ROSEMARY ALICE, RR 2, Box 155, ARcanum, OH 45304. 144. CESSNA, KATHLEEN FORE, RR 2, Rochester, IN 46975. 144. CHAFFEE, DALE DOUGLAS, 22812 State Rd. 120, Elkhart, IN 46514. 144. CHALFANT, SANDY GAY, RR 2, Box 30, RidgevUle, IN 47380. 144. CHANTHALANGSY, PHENGPHON, 308 E. Graceland Hts., Hagerstown, IN 47346.133. CHILDS, DENISE LYNN, 2-1 08th St., Stone Harbor, NJ 08247. 144. CHILDS, JEFFREY JOE, 505 Howard Ct., Fairmount, IN 46928. 144. CHILDS, MARK EDWIN, 505 Howard Ct., Fairmount, IN 46928. 144. CHOWNING, WAYNE LEWIS, RR 1, Box llA,VaUonia, IN 47281. 133. CHRISMAN, CAROLE JEAN, 60069 S. Main St., South Bend, IN 46614. 145. CHRYSTLER, GARY LEE, RR 2, Howe, IN 46746. 133. CLARK, JAY RANSOM, 1519 E. Altgeld, South Bend, IN 46614. 133. CLARK, SUSAN MAE, RR 2, Box 77, Rochester, IN 46975. CLICK, KAREN SUE, RR 3, Lagrange, IN 46761. 145. CLORE, JERRY LYNN, RR 1, Box 285, Andrews, IN 46702. 145. COBLENTZ, WAYNE ALLEN, 1310 Oak- tree Dr., Greenville, OH 45331. COLDREN, SARA DIANE, RR 1, Box 74, McClure, PA 17841. 133. COLE, DENNIS WAYNE, RR 1, Box 268, Cambridge City, IN 47327. 145. COLE, PATRICIA IRENE, 130 Caro Rd., No. 3, Hillsdale, MI 49242. 145. COLE, TRACEY LYNN. 202 S. Clark St., Auburn, IN 46706. 145. COLEMAN, KAREN, 1634 Crozier Ave., Madison, IN 47250. 133. COLLINGE, JACQUE LYNN, 720 N. MiU St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 145. COLLINS, ROBERT LEE, 1869 Bauer Rd., IndianapoUs, IN 46218. 145. COLLOM.JOHN FRANCIS, 4806 Rydal Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46254. 145. CONLEY, BRENDA KAY, RR 1, Kendall- ville, IN 46755. 145. CONRAD, WILLIAM MARTIN, RRl, Box 91, Lucerne, IN 46950. 145. COOK, GEORGE RICHARD, 315 S. 2nd St., Cayuga, IN 47928. 145. COOK, THOMAS EVERETT, 315 S. 2nd St., Cayuga, IN 47928. 133. COOK, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, 5 37 RUey Rd., New Castle, IN 47362. 1 33. COUCH, MARK ALLEN, 266 CresthiU Ave., Vandalia, OH 45377. 145. COURTRIGHT, JEFFREY LEE, RR 1 , Hudson, IN 46747. 145. COX, DAVID AUSTIN, RR 3, Box 54, Winchester, IN 47394. 145. COX, JON ROBERT, 24 Westwood Dr., Richmond, IN 47374. 133. COX, KEVIN PAUL, 11162 Providence Rd.,Brookville, OH 45309. 133. COX, MICHAEL THOMAS, 622 North Riley, KendallvUle, IN 46755. 133. CRAFT, ANDREA SUE, 3984 N. Rockton Ave., Rockford, IL61103. 145. CRANDALL, SUELLEN IZORA,Box00, Fremont, IN 46737. 133. CREECH JR., JAMES CHARLES, 2200 Raintree Dr., New Ca stle, IN 47362. 133. CRIM, STEVEN ALAN, 6055 Hemingway Rd., Dayton, OH 45424. 1 34. CRIPE, FREDRICK FLORIAN, RR5, Box 1031, Angola, IN 46703. 145. CRISSINGER, CAROL DIANE, RR 2, Box 480, Rochester, IN 46975. 145. CRIST, ROBIN LEE, RR 1, Roann, IN 46974. 145. CRITNEY, ELIZABETH ANN, PO Box 417,Waterloo, IN 46793. 134. CROUCH, MARK EDWIN, RR 1, Box 271, Westfield, IN 46074. 145. CROUSE, KAREN REBECCA, 806 Mc- Lendon Rd., St. Cloud, FL 32769. 145. CROWE, JAMES EDWARD, North Grant St., Waterloo, IN 46793. GULP, RICHARD JON, 6534 Delaware, Hammond, IN 46323. 145. CUPAK, EVELYN CAROL, 701 S. Burson, Winamac, IN 46996. 145. CURRY, ROBERT STAUFFER,614 Cortlandt Ave., Mamaruneck, NY 10543. 134. CUSSEN, KIM WALBURN, RR 2, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 134. CUSSEN, ROBBY DEE, 201 W. Third N. Manchester, IN 46962. 145. CUSTARD, HOLLFY ANN, RR 1, Box 181 D, CenterviUe, IN 47330. 134. DAGGETT, JOHN KEIM, RR 4, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 145. DAVIS, DEBRA SUE, 67677 St. Rd. 23, North Liberty, IN 46554. 145. DAVIS, KENNETH ALAN, RR 4, East St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 134. DAVIS, LEE ANN, 4950 Lincoln Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46208. 145. DAVIS, PAUL WILLIAM, 512 E. Main St., Flora, IN 46929. 145. DAVIS, RUTH ANN, 1305 East St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 145. DEAN. SHARON SUE, 50 Broadmoor Dr., Wabash, IN 46992. 145. DEBORD, MICHAEL TIM, RR I.Gaston, IN 47342. 145. DEGEFTER, MICHAEL JOHN, 208 E. 16th ST., Mishawaka, IN 46544. 145. 167 DENLINGER, ELISE RUTH, 7845 S. County Rd.25-A,Tipp City, OH 45371. 146. DENLINGER, SUE ANNE, 10478 Eaton Pike, New Lebanon, OH 45345. 146. DENTON, BRADLEY NEIL, Box 202, RR 5, Monticello, IN 47960. 146. DERR, BARBARA, 1 304 Cupdes Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 146. DETWILER, JERRY E. RR 3, Box 288, Syracuse, IN 46567. 134. DETWILER, WILLA TAY, RR 3, Box 288, Syracuse, IN 46567. 146. DETWILER, WILMA KAY, RR 3, Box 288, Syracuse, IN 46567. 146. DEUTSCHER, ROBERT EUGENE, State Rd., RR l.RoIUng Prairie, IN 46371. 124 134. DICK, JAMES EDWARD, 3503 Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburg, PA 15217. 134. DICK, MARY ELIZABETH, 3503 Beech- wood Blvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15117. 146. DICKENS, PATRICIA, 645 Hovey, Gary, IN 46406. 134. DICKSON, DIXIE ELAINE, 521 N. Main St., Dunkirk, IN 47336. 146. DILLER, STEVEN LINDSAY, 111 N. Main St., Dunkirk, IN 47336. 146. DIMITT, STEVEN JOE, Box 16, Division Line E., Flora, IN 46929. 134. DIRCKSEN, ANDREW ARNOLD, RR 3, Auburn, IN 46706. 146. DITTO, ANGELA LYNNE, 19003 Coslin Ave., Carson, CA 90746. DODD, JOYCE ANN, RR 1, Buckley, IL 60918. 146. DOLL, DANIEL WAYNE, Greenridge Court lot 18, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 146. DOMER, ERIC ELMER, 4344 Swallen Ave., Louisville, OH 44641. 146. DONAT, DENNIS EDWIN, RR 1, Rome City, IN 46784. 146. DONOVAN, PATRICK DENNIS, 621 James Dr., Kokomo, IN 46901. 146. DOSTER, DOUGLAS EDWARD, 208 W. 4th, N.Manchester, IN 46962. 134. DOTSON, SHARON KAY, RR 2, Box 236, Macy, IN 46951. 146. DOUGLASS, MARGARET SHARON, RR 3, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 134. DOVE III, ROBERT MORTON, RRl, Waterloo, IN 46793. 146. DRAKE, DEBRA KAY, 106 E. Wabash Ave., Wakarusa, IN 46573. 146. DRAKE, MARGARET ANN, RR 3, El- wood, IN 46036. 146. DUFFY, WILLIAM JOSEPH, 711 S. Har- rison, Alexandria, IN 46001. 146. DULHANTY, PAULA LEE, RR 2, Wina- mac, IN 46996. 146. DUM, DEAN EDWARD, RR 1 , EUiotts- burg, PA 17024. 146. DUNKEL, DIANE MARIE, RR 3, La- Grange, IN 46761. 134. DURNBAUGH, GERALD EUG ENE, 4045 Lanette, Pontiac, MI 48054. 146. DYSON, KRISTINE K. RR 1 , Box 90, Wabsh, IN 46992. 146. EACRET, BRIAN SCOTT, West Lebanon, IN 47991. 146. EASTERDAY, JULIANNA, RR 1, Albion IN 46701. 146. EBERLY, BRENDA KAY, 304 Sunset Ct., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 146. EBERLY, KAREN COE, 1204 Wayne St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 146. EBERLY, LUTHER BENJAMIN, RR 3, Ligonier, IN 46767. 134. ECKERT, RANDY LYNN, 306 E. Davis St., Sweetser, IN46987. 146. EDISON, SUZANNE EILEEN, 25235 New Rd, North Liberty, IN 46554. 146. EHINGER, LEE FREDERICK, 820 W. Wayne, Ft. Wayne, IN 46804. 146. EICHER, DAVID EUGENE, 730 W. Co- lumbia, Springfield, OH 45504. 1 34. FILER, JANIS ELAINE, 606 E. 7th St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 146. EISENHOUR, AMY ELAINE, RR 7, Box 47, Plymouth, IN 46563. 146. ELLISON, BARBARA ANN, 4410 Dodge Ave, Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 146. ELROD, KRISTINE RAE, 2734 Pawnee Dr., IndianapoUs, IN 46229. 146. ELSON, JULIE ANNE, 2222 Homewood, Mishawaka, IN 46544. ELSON, ROBERT JACKSON, 2410 Euclid, Muncie, IN 47304. 134. ENGEL, LINDA KAY, 355 West 13th St., Peru, IN 46970. 134. ERBAUGH, NANCY AVEY, 1 14 N. Maple Ave., Mt. Morris, IL 61054. 146. ERBAUGH, PHILLIP DEAN, RRl, Box 46, Brookville, OH 45309. 1 34. FAIRCHILD, DANIEL JAMES, 409 N. Race St., Monon, IN 47959. 146. FARIS, GREGORY MORRIS, 1927 Mont- clair Ave., Bloomington, IN 47401. 146. FAUDREE,BARI KIM, 1604 St. Rd. 114 W., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 146. FAVORITE, SUSAN ELIZABITH, 217 N. Merrifield, Mishawaka, IN 46544. 134. FAWLEY, JAY R., RR 1, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 147. FENIMORE, WILLIAM LEE, RR 8 Box 703B, Tucson, AZ 85710. 146. FETROW, REGAN ANN, RR 2, Rochester, IN 46975. 146. FIEDLER, MARK DEE, RR 3, Logans- port, IN 46947. 146. FIELDS, DAMON GENE, RR 2, Ridgeville, IN 47380. 146. FIFE, MARK LESTER, RR 1, Bringhurst, IN 46913. 146. FILLIGROVE, GEORGE LEWIS, 445 E. BisseU AVe., Oil City, PA 16301. 134. FINK, ROLAND WALTER, 1115 W. Mon- roe, Decatur, IN 46733. 146. FINNEY, DONALD C, 410 N. Ohio St., Martinsville, IN 46151. 146. FISCHEL, RICHARD MICHAEL, 42 The Water Gardens, London, England. 146. FLICKINGER, ANNA LOU, RR 1, Wakarusa, IN 46573. 134. FLOROS, ROBERT CHARLES, 72 Judd Ave, New Britain, CT 06051. 134. FLORY, BRENDA LOUISE, 5855 Enon- Xenia Pike, Fairborn, OH 45324. 147. FLORY, KRISTIN DAWN, 3341 Dayton- Xenia Rd., Dayton, OH 45432. 147. FOLTZ, SHERRY LYNN, RR 1, Geneva, IN 46740. 147. FORLOW, TIMOTHY JOE, RR 3, Box 349, Logansport, IN 46947. 147. FOSTER, MICHAEL WAYNE, RR 5, Box 31, MonticeUo, IN 47960. 147. FOURMAN, JEFFREY ALLEN, RR 5, Box 85,GreenviUe, OH45331. 147. FOX, RICHARD EDWIN, RR 1, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 134. FRANTZ, ELMAN GRADY, RR 1, Box 233, Bethel, PA 19507. 147. FRANTZ, KRISTINE CARR, RR 1, Co- , lumbia City, IN 46725. 134. FRANTZ, PEGGY R., 4709 NW Green Hills Rd., Topeka, KS FREED, LUCINDA JO, Box 63, Laketon, IN 46943. 147. FREEMAN, JEFFREY REGAN, 210 E. 3rd St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 147. FREY, JOHN KEITH, RR 1, Ligonier, IN 46767.135. FREY, MARK EUGENE, RR 2, Roanoke, IN 46783. 135. FREY, MARY JOHANNA, 310 W. Brayton Rd., Mt. Morris, IL 61054. 135. FREY, YVONNE ELAINE, RR 2, Wolcott- ville, IN 46792. 135. FRIBLEY, CHRISTINA ANNE, RR4, Warsaw, IN 46580. 147. FRIESE, LAURIE ANNE, 115 Trease Rd., Wadsworth, OH 44281. 147. FRITZ, DEBORAH RENE, 12430 Douglas Rd., Mishawaka, IN 46544. 147. FRY, L ' KAY PLASTERER, RR 1 , Warren, IN 46792. FRY, REBECCA LOUISE, 3012 Vance Ave, Ft. Wayne, In 46805. 147. FUCIK, THOMAS ROBERT, 26914 Dover, Detroit, MI 48239. FULLER, DAVID EUGENE, 1215 Ratliff, Richmond, IN 47374. 147. GARBER, JEFFREY LANE, 370 N. Worth, Elgin IL 60120. 147. GARBER, JULIE LYNNE, Box 162, Lapaz, IN 46537. 147. GARNER, CAROL ANN, 1 1 Barker Rd., Michigan City, IN 46360. 147. GARNER, TIMOTHY PAUL, 103 Damron Dr., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 147. GAROUFALIS, MARIA ELAINE, 1603 168 Old Lantern Trail, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. 147. GARRETT, SCOTT A., Winchester, IN 47394. GARY, CHRISTINE RFNE, 2906 Lolissa Lane, Maitland, PL 32751. 147. GEORGE, CHARLES O., RR 3, Box 106C, Wabash, IN 46992. 147. GERBER, THOMAS ALLEN, RR 1, Box 115, Nappanee, IN 46550. 147. GEYER, LAURIE JAN, 406 E. Broad Ave, Nappanee, IN 46550. 147. GILBERT, GEORGE MICHAEL, 821 N. Webster, Rensselaer, IN 47978. 147. GILBERT, JANEAN GAYE, 105 Breezy Lane, Kokomo, IN 46901. 135. GILLEEF, CHERYL ANN, 1875 E. 81st St., Indianapolis, IN 46240. 147. GILLILAND, PAULA SUE, 618 S. Guil- ford St., Garrett, IN 46738. 147. GILMORE, PAUL EDWARD, 708 Normal Ave., Normal, IL 61761. 147. GOCHENAUR, JON LEE, RR 2, Howe, IN 46746. 135. GOERING, PATRICIA ANN, Box 299, Oregon, !L 61061. 135. GONDEK, DAVID MAXWELL, 1120 Chicago St., Michigan City, IN 46360. 147. GOOD, CYNTHIA ANN, 55455 Birch Rd., Osceola, IN 46561. 147. GOOD, DEAN KEVIN, RR 1, Monterey, IN 46960. 147. GORDON, CHRISTIE LYNN, 124 CaiUn Dr.,Carmel, IN 46032. 147. GORDON, KATHRYN SUE, Box 114, Wanatah, IN 46390. 148. GORNY,GARY ALLEN, 838 Lansdowne, Indianapolis, IN 46234. 135. GOTZ, TERESA JEAN, RR 3, Columbia City, IN 46725. 148. GRATNER, MARSHA RENEE RRl,Box 231, Rensselaer, IN 47978. 148. GRATZ, WENDY, 905 N. Wayne, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 148. GRIFFITH, JOSEPH EARL, 203 Gordon St., MonticeUo, IN 47960. 148. GRIGGS, MARIAN LUCILLE, RR 1 Box 119, Tippecanoe, IN 46570. 148. GROSS, ANITA ELLEN, 144 Farm, Churubusco, IN 46723. 135. GROVE, VIRGINIA ELLEN, RR 3, Box 221, Frankfurt, IN 46041. 148. GROW, JEFFREY PETER, 1522 E. Jef- ferson, South Bend, IN 46617. 148. GRZEGOREK, TIMOTHY PAUL, 1217 Chimes Blvd., South Bend, IN 46615. 135. GSCHWEND, NEDRA SUE, 205 Brandon Rd Rd, Auburn, IN 46706 GWILLIAM, KAREN ELAINE, RR 3, Fowler, IN 47944. 135. HADLEY, RUSSELL TIMOTHY, 521 W. Bow, Thomtown, IN 46071 . 148. HAFFNER,DENISE KAY, RR, Box 212, Bluffton, IN 46714. 148. HAGG1NB0TH0M,LYNN MARIE, RR 8, York, PA 17403 148. HAHN, AUDREY BUCH, 4099 Shore- crest Dr., Orlando, FL 32804. 135. HAMM.DARYL DIANA, 316 Oriole, Crown Point, IN 46307. 148. HAMMOND, ANN MARIE, RR 8, Hunt- ington, IN 46750. 135. HAMPSHIRE, KAY ANN, RR 1, Auburn, IN 46706. 148. HAMPSON, GLENN HAROLD, 36 Fern- wood Dr., Aurora, IL 60538. 148. HANBUCH, CYNTHIA ELAINE, 151 Blaii- wood Dr., Trotwood, OH 45426. 148. HANKINS,JANAY YVONNE, RR 7, Box 66, Logansport, IN 46947. 148. HANNAH, JERRY LYNN, 8931 S. 800 W., Fairmount, IN 46928. 148. HARMS, JANICE LYNN, 1722 E. Cleve- land Ave., Hobart, IN 46342. 148. HARRISON, JEAN, 21 16 Wright St., Logansport, IN 46947. 148. HARTS, DENNIS JAMES, RR 1, Amboy, IN 46911. 148. HARTSOUGH, ELAINE SUE, 24078 Stan- ton Rd., N. Liberty, IN 46554. 148. HARTSOUGH, MICHAIL RALPH, 24078 StantonRd., N.Liberty, IN 465 4.135. HATTON, JAMES ARTHUR, 724 W. Oad St., Union City, IN 47390. 149. HAYE, KATHY LOUISE, RR 2, Box 95, Stryker, OH 43557. 135. HAYES, SARA JUNE, 60 Sheffield, Wil- lingboro, NJ 08046. 135. HAZELWOOD, JEAN MARIE, 8785 Jef- ferson Ave., Munster, IN 46321 . 149. HAZELWOOD, ROBERT JOHN, 8785 Jefferson Ave., Munster, IN 46321. 149. HEBNER, SUSAN LEE, Haven Hubbard Home, New Carlisle, IN 46552. 149. HECKLINSKI, RONALD JOHN, 1628 N. Kenmore, South Bend, IN 46628. 149. HECKMAN, CYNTHIA LEE, 888 Adiline Ave., Elgin, IL 60120. 149. HECKMAN, TERESA FREED, Box 42, Urbana, IN 46990. 135. HEID, BETTY BARNES, Box 173, New Castle, TX 76372. 135. HEID, ROBERT RICHARD, 107 Emily St., Mt. Morris, IL 61054. 135. HELSTERN, PAUL EUGENE, 7948 Gar- land-Fredrick Rd., Union, OH 45322. 135. HENDERSON, DARRELL BRUCE, 4981 Donlaw Dr., Dayton, OH 45418. 135. HENNEY, FREDERIC ALAN, CoUege St., Woodbum, IN 46797. 135. HENRIOTT, JAY MICHAEL, 405 Race St., Monon,IN47959. 149. HERBST, RICHARD ALAN, 2731 D. St., Laverne,CA 91750. 149. HEUSEL, LOWELL KIM, 2514 Locust Lane, Richmond, IN 47374. 1 35. HEUSEL, REBECCA SWANTNER, RR 1, Box 1 16, Pana,IL 62557. 135. HIESTER, JULIE ANN, 818 W. Adams, Plymouth, IN 46563. 149. HILL, CRAIG RICHARD, 13092 Dragon TRail, Mishawaka, IN 46544. 149. HILL, MARK ALLEN, 13092 Dragon TraU, Mishawaka, IN 46544. 135. HILL, NANCY FAYE, RR 3 Box 116, Columbia City, IN 46725. 149. HILLIGOSS, STEPHEN EARL, 608 W. Jackson, Alexandria, IN 46001. 149. HINDS, JERRY LEE, 9960S-EOOW, Fair- mount, IN 46928. 149. HINES, ALLYN RAY, 144 N. Gray St., Albany, IN 47320. 149. HINESLEY, JERRY BENTON, 210 E. North E. St., Gas City, IN 46933. HIRSCHY, ROGER DEWAYNE, RR 4, Decatur, IN 46733. 135. HISSONG, VALERIE JEAN, Box 94, Leiters Ford, IN 46945. 149. HLUDNICKI, BRUCE JOHN, 815 N. West ST., Crown Point, IN 46307. 149. HOFFMAN, DANIEL JOSEPH, RR 2, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 149. HOFFMAN, DEBORAH SUE, RR 2, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 149. HOFFMAN, MARK HAROLD, 203 ' . W. Main, N. Manchester, IN 46962. HOGAN,JO ELLEN DICKEY, RR 2, Silver Uke, IN 46982. 135. HOGG, WILLIAM BRUCE, RR 1, Bluff- ton, IN 46714. 135. HOIPKEMIER,GARY NEIL, 109 Bon- brook Dr., Wabash, IN 46992. 1 36. HOKE, MARLIN LLOYD, RR 1, N. Man- chester, OH 45382. 149. HOLDEREAD, SUSAN KAY, 319 Brook Ave, Plymouth, IN 46563. 149. HOLLENBERG, JENEEN SUE, 501Hud- dleston Rd., Winamac, IN 46996. 149. HOLLOWAY, PATRICIA LOUISE, PO Box 46, Brookston, IN 47923. 149. HOLSAPPLE, CAROL LYNN, RR 2, Bradford, OH 45308. 136. HOLSINGER, KAY ANN, 1420 Sunset Dr., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 150. HOMAN, ROBERT WILLIAM, 23427 Greenleaf Blvd., Elkhart, IN 46514. 150. HOOVER, BETH ELAINE, 24575 CR 142 RR 5, Goshen, IN 46526. 150. HOOVER, LINDA LEE, RR 1, Box 99, Knox, IN 46534. 150. HORNER, FRANKLIN ROSS, RR 1, Converse, IN 46919. 150. HORNER, KATHLEEN ANNE, 52465 Highland Dr., South Bend, IN 46635. 150. HORNING, JAMES CLAVIN, 442 N. Priceton,Villa Park, IL 60181. 150. HOROHO, DENNIS R. 503y2 N. Mill, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 150. 169 HORSEWOOD, RENAE MAREI, Rd. 4, Box 29 Baker St., Jamestown, NY 14701. 150. HORVATH, CYNTHIA LOU, 50515 Ar- rowood Court, South Bend, IN 46628. 135. HOSTETLER, THOMAS RICHARD, RR 2, Box91,Walkerton, IN 46514. 136. HOUGH, TIMOTHY JOHN, 506 W. First, Mt. Morris, IL 61054. 136. HOWARD, MICHAEL DUANE, RR 2, SUver Lake, IN 46982. 136. HOWARD, TODD MARK, RR 3, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 136. HOWENSTINE, MARGARET L., 2773 Homeworth Rd., Alliance, OH 44601. 150. HUDAK, MICHELE MARIE, 525 S. PhU- lipa. South Bend, IN 46619. 150. HUDSON, NORMAN WAYNE, RR 1, Sil- ver Lake, IN 46982. 150. HUDSON, SUE MANGES, 602 N. WAlnut, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 150. HUGHES, BRUCE WAYNE, RR 2, Star City, IN 46985. 150. HUGHES, KIMILY JAN, RR 5, Hunting- ton Co. Home, Huntington, IN 46750. 150. HUGHES, MARK STEVEN, RR 3, Box 68, Alexandria, IN 46001. 150. HUMS, JOSEPH PAUL, 59101 Bremen Hwy, Mishawaka, IN 46544. 150. HUNDERTMARK, LISA DIANE, RRl, Box 529, Mooresville, IN 46158. 150. HUNN, REBECCA SUE, 406 S. Congress Ave., Polo, IL 61064. 150. HUNT, DARLENE E., 3301 N. Harding AVe., Chicago, IL 60618. 136. HUNTER, LANA LEIGH, RR l.Claypool, IN 46510. 150. HUNTINGTON, MARK WARREN, 21 Lamplight Dr., Kensington, CT 06037. 136. HUSTON, MELVIN RODNEY, 1440 W. 28, Indianapolis, IN 46208. 150. HUTCHINS, JONI LEE, 9215 Muldoon Rd, Ft. Wayne, IN 46819. 150. HUTCHESON,JANA LYNN, 53 S. Jay, West Milion, OH 45383. 150. HUYS, KATHRYN KELEMINIC, 240 Michele Ave., Crown Point, IN 46307. 136. IGDE,JOHN PATRICK, 4838 W. 97th, Oaklawn.IL 60453. 150. IKENBERRY III, GILFORD J., 1307 E. Sharp, McPherson, KS 67460. 136. JARRETT, JOSEPH ALAN, 1408 W. Orchard, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 150. JARRETT, JONATHAN L. 1503 Morris, Wabash, IN 46992. 150. JEFFRIES, JULIA LOUISE, 1602 Eastern Ave., Connersville, IN 47331. 150. JENKINS, JAMES EARL, RR 1, Bunker Hill, IN 46914. 136. JOHANNING, JOHN MASON, 305 SW First St., Richmond, IN 47374. 136. JOHNSON, GENTRY LANE, RR 1, Bring- hurst,IN46913. 150. JOHNSON, KIMBERLY KAY, RR 1, Box 160, Bringhurst, IN 46913. 150. JOHNSON, NANCY LYNNE, 803 East St., N.Manchester, IN 46962. 150. JOHNSON, TIMOTHY ROBERT, 301 Glendale, Valparaiso, IN 46383. 151. JONES, DAWN RENNE, PO Box 283, Middlebury, IN 46540. 151. JONES, SANDRA DIANE, 2443 9th Court St., Birmingham, AL 35205. 151. KAGARISE, DAN ALLEN, 53105 N. Ironwood, South Bend, IN 46635. 151. KAHN, DALE ROBERT, 317 Redpath Ave, Michigan City, IN 46360. 151. KAHN, DAVID ALAN, 317 Redpath Ave.. Michigan City, IN 46360. 1 36. KAHN, DIANA LYNN, 317 Redpath Ave., Michigan City, IN 46360. 151. KAMMEYER, KAREN ANN,POBox58, ST. Rd. 37, Harlan, IN 46743. 151. KANDEL, GARY VINCENT, 108 Meadow- mere Dr., Butler, IN 46721. 151. KARN, RENEE STOLZ, RR 1, Bryant, IN 47326. 136. KASTNER, MICHAEL JAMES, 253 W. Tipton St., Huntington, IN 46750. 151. KASTNER, RICK ALLEN, 253 W. Tipton St., Huntington, IN 46750. 151. KAUFFMAN, ALICE MARIE, 09 Box 43, New Paris, IN 46553. 151. KEENEY, DELMAS LEE, PO Box 25, REhrersburg, PA 19550. 151. KEENEY, RUTH JEAN, 216 Pearl St., Harrisburg, PA 17109. 151. KEISER, PHILLIP EUGENE, RR 1, Box 205, Nappanee, IN 46550. 151. KELLY, MICHAEL KEVIN, 1721 E. Fox ST., South Bend, IN 46613. 151. KENNEDY, KAREN SUE, 20136 Cr. 138, Goshen, IN 46526. 151. KENNEDY, MICHAEL MERTON,469W. Main, Peru, IN 46970. 151. KENNY, ROGER DLAE, 203 W. CoUege, CrawfordsviUe, IN 47933. 151. KERN, JOANNE RENEE, RR 1, Box 185, Clayton, OH 45315. 151. KERSCHENSTEINER, VICKI, 31 8 S. Whitlock St., Bremen, IN 46506. 136. KERSEY, RODNEY CORNELL, 1501 E. Lewis, Ft. Wayne, IN 46803. 151. KESTER, TERRY LEE, 620 E. 5th St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 151. KIDWELL, DAVID WILLIAM, 2527 Au- burn Ave., Dayton, OH 45406. 151. KILMER, RUTH ELAINE, 410 N. Adams St., Knightstown, IN 46148. 151. KINDY, GLORIA JEAN, RR l.Creston, OH 44217. 151. KING, DONALD LEWIS, RR 6, Box 103, Wabash, IN 46992. 136. KING, JAMES MICHAEL, 6459 Egypt Rd., SmithviUe, OH 44677. 152. KINNISON, PHILIP DALE, 507 W. Broadway, Tipp City, OH 45371. 152. KINSEL, CYNTHIA MAY, RR 1 , Roches- ter, IN 46975. 152. KINSEY, DANIEL BRYANT, RR 1, Gar- rett, IN 46738. 152. KINTNER, ELIZABETH, 1205 Madison, Wenatchee, WA 98801. 136. KINZIE, SCOTT VERNON, 105 W. Wil- Uam, MonticeUo, IL 61856. 152. KIPKER, EDWARD ALLEN, RR 2, War- saw, IN 46580. KIRACOPE, KAREN RUTH, 4210 Cadena Ct., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 152. KLEMM, KENNETH KEVIN, 2651 173rd ST, Hammond, IN 46323. 152. KLINE, WANDA LOUISE, 412 S. Whit- lock, Bremen, IN 46506. 136. KLING, PEGGY ANN, RR 3, Peru, IN 46970.152. KLINGLER, SUSAN BETH, RR 3, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 152. KNECHEL, SHARON LOUISE, 6718 Rain- tree Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. 152. KNIGHT, RICHARD EARL, RR 8 Box 241B, Indianapolis, IN 46234. 136. KNOLL, LINDA ANN, 2263 N. 100 W., Laporte, IN 46350. 152. KNOWLING, MARK WAYNE, 153 Wilson Dr, Marion, IN 46952. KOLESZAR, BARBARA JEAN, RR 3, Box 191, Winamac, IN 46996. 136. KOLESZAR, JUDITH ANN, RR 3, Box 191, Winamac, IN 46996. 152. KOWAISKI, ROBERT FRANCIS, 814 W. 15th St., Mishawaka, IN 46544. 152. KRALL, CYNTHIA ANN, 1006 Lincohi Hts, Ave., Ephiata, PA 17522. 152. KREPS, SUSAN ELIZABETH, 3905 Mount- view Rd., Columbus, OH 43220. 152. KUMFER, GILBERT MICHAEL, RR 2, Columbia City, IN 46725. 152. LADD, DAVID EUGENE, RR 2, London, OH 43140. 152. LADY, WILLIAM RICHARD, 3639 Sterl- ing Rd., Downers Grove, IL 60515. 152. LAHMAN, DAVID LEROY, RR 1, Erank- Un Grove, IL 61031. 152. LAMBRECHTS, JOHN PAUL, 1411 Pana- ma St., Mishawaka, IN 46544. 152. LANDON, DANE PAUL, 2420 Rock Creek Dr., Bloomington, IN 47401. 152. LANDRUM, MARK EDWARD, RR 6, Huntington, IN 46750. 152. LANTZ, TED RANDALL, 432 S. Stewart St., Bremen, IN 46506. 152. LARGENT, DAVID LEE, 1S480 Wain- wright. Villa Park, IL 60181. 152. LAU, YUK-YIN BELINDA, 69 Lyttelton Rd., 12B, Hong Kong, China. 136. LAVY, CHERYL MILLER, RR 2, An- drews, IN 46702. 136. 170 LAWMASTER, KIMBERLY LYN, RRl, Box 302, Nappanee, IN 46550. 152. LAWRENCE, SUSAN LOUISE, 2435 West- lane Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46268. 152. LA YCOOK, CATHERINE LOUES, 1528 Stillman Ave., Redlands, CA 92373. LEAVITT, JANICE LYNN, 5262 Pine- crest, Morrow, OH 45152. 136. LEBEDEFF, DAVID JOHN, 141 1 Wood- side, Crawfordsville, IN 47933. 152. LECKRONE, WAYNE ALLEN, RR 2, N. Manchester, IN 46962. LEE, SARA JANE, 1660 N. Alber St., Wabash, IN 46992. 152. LEMMON, GARY WAYNE, RR 1, Albion, IN 46701. LEMMON, JANE ANN, RR 1 , Box89, Lucerne, IN 46950. 1 2. LENIG, STEVEN DALE, RR 1, Rolling Prairie, IN 46372. 137. LEVERENZ, DIANE LYNN, 91 8 Lake Rd., E. Fork, Hamlin, NY 14464. 552. LIFFICK,JAYNE MARIE, 2351 Medway- Carlisle Rd., Medway, OH 45341. 152. LIMBERT, BRADLEY EDWIN, 193 N. Water St., Clayton, OH 45315. 152. LINDLEY, DANIEL LEE, 635 N. Howard, Union City, IN 47390. 152. LISAK, MARK, 202 RusseU St., Michigan City, IN 46360. 152. LLOYD, ALAN WESTON, 12124 Leo Rd. RR 2, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. 152. LOBSIGER, LORINDA ANN, 416 S. 1st St., Decatur, IN 46733. 153. LONG, NOLAN WADE, RR 2, Box 29, Ada, OH 45810. 153. LONG, PAMELA KAY, 304 W. Fourth, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 153. LONG, ROBERT LAWRENCE, 290 Moun- tain Ave., Murray Hill, NJ 07974. 153. LONGARDNER, PATTI JO, 311 South 7th St., Goshen, IN 46526. 137. LOPEZ, NIEVES CARMEN, 253 Loretta Dr., Dayton, OH 45415. 160. LOPSHIRE, DAVID GENE, RR 1 Box 138, Haviland, OH 45851. 153. LOUCKS, LYNN B., RR 4, Box 333, Elk- hart, IN 46514. 137. LOVE, GEORGE MICHAEL, 223 N. Adams, Marion, IN 46952. 137. LOVELACE, BETH ANNE, RR 1, Flora, IN 46929. 153. LUKOSHUS, CURTIS LEE, 2131 Tangle- wood PL, Hammoun, IN 46323. 153. LUTZ, LONNIE R., 625 W. Maple St., Wabash, IN 46992. MACDONALD, WILLIAM ROBERT, 110 Zona Dr., Auburn, IN 46706. 153. MACINTYRE, ROBERT BRUCE, 6860 CorneU Rd., Harrisburg, PA 17112. 153. MAHAFFEY, ALICE ANN, RR 4, Rush- viUe, IN 46173. 153. MALLOTT, MARY JANE, 1225 North- western Dr., Monroeville, PA 15146. 137. MANGUS, SANDRA KAY, 23418 Stanton Rd., UkevUle, IN 46536. 153. MANN, RUTH JOAN, RR 2, Rd 259S, Warsaw, IN 46580. 153. MANNERING, SCOTT S., 225 Blueberry Lane, West Lafayette, IN 47906. 153. MARSHALL, DELMOS RAY, 201 E. Ar- lington, North Judson, IN 46366. 137. MARTIN, LINDA SUE, RR 1 , Box 87, South Whitley, IN 46787. 137. MARUSCHAK, NANCY LEE, 245 Morgan St,Oberlin,OH44074. 153. MASON, JUDITH ANNE, 392 Poinsetta Ave., Sebring, FL 33870. 153. MASON, LINDA JOYCE, RR 1, Shelby- vUle, MO 63469. 153. MASON, MARK ROBERT, 1010 N. Harri- son, Alexandria, IN 46001. 137. MAST, SHARON, 59466 St. Rd. 13, Middlebury, IN 46540. 153. MATTINGLY, ROBERT WILLIAM, 1271 Lacresta Dr., Freeport, IL 61032. 137. MATTIX, ALICE MAE, RR 6, Rochester, IN 46975. 137. MAUPIN, MARTY THOMAS, 2765 Law- son Rd., Marion, IN 46952. 153. MAY, MELANIE ANN, Box C, Timber- ville,VA 22853. 137. McROBERTS, TERRY ALLAN, RR 1, West Manchester, OH 45382. 154. McBRIDE, MARGRETA ELAINE, 903 East ST., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 153. McCOLLOUGH, DAVID DALE, Box 58, Lapaz, IN 46537. 153. McCRACKEN, FREDRICK DAVID, N. Jefferson St., Converse, IN 46919. 153. Mcdonald, QuiNTiNA myra,9419w. Pahs Rd., Michigan City, IN 46360. 137. McELWEE, timothy ALAN, 325 HiU- crest, Warrensburg, MO 64093. 153. McFADDEN, DANIEL GLENN, RR 2, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 153. McFERRAN, GEORGE WILLIAM, 504 W. Adams, Alexandria, IN 46001. 153. McINNIS, RONALD LEE, RR 2, Lanark, IL 61046. 154. McINTYRE, JAMES THOMAS, RR 6, Huntington, IN 46750. 154. McLIVER, DAVID ALAN, McLiver Dr., Box 511, Plymouth, IN 46563. 154. MEADOWS, DANIEL WAYNE, RR 5, Box 172, Huntington, IN 46750. 154. MEADOWS, SANDRA LYNN, Box 304, Ugro, IN 46941. 154. MELAMPY, DAVID LEE, 3700 Norledge Dr., Dayton, OH 45414. 154. MENDENHALL, DAVID MICHAEL, RR 4, Box 143, Tipton, IN 46072. 154. MENZIE, REBECCA JO, Box 383, Pierceton, IN 46562. 154. MESSER, SALLY ANN, RR 3, N. Manches- ter, IN 46962. 154. METZGER, ANITA JEAN, RR 2, South Whitley, IN 46787. 137 METZGER, CATHERINE ANN, RR 2. Claypool, IN 46510. 154. METZLER, PATRICIA JANE, RR 2, Box 9, Nappanee, IN 46550. 154. MEYER, CYNTHIA LYNN, 9018 S. Le- mont Rd., Downers Grove, IL 60515. 154. MILLER, DOUGLAS KEITH, 48 Logging Rd., Leola, PA 17540. 137. MILLER, DELIA MAE, 6017 N. 6th St., Arlington, VA 22203. 154. MILLER, JULIAN RAY, 563 Darrow Rd., Akron, OH 44305. 137. MONTGOMERY, JEAN ANN, 507 W. Van Buren, Fowler, IN 47944. 155. MOONEY, EVELYN ROSANN, 1521 N. 29th St., South Bend, IN 46635. 155. MOORE, JILL HOF ACKER, 175 Arnold St ST, New Madison, OH 45346. 137. MORR, GARY PHILIP, 327 Sargent, KendaUville, IN 46755. 155. MORT,GREG LEWIS, 205, E. 4th St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 155. MOSCATO, MICHELLE, 3915 W. 107th PI, Crown Point, IN 46307. 137. MOSCHELL, LOUIS EDWARD, 2323 Cart Road, Richmond, IN 47374. 137. MOSER, MELINDA MAE, RR 3, Bluffton, IN 46714. 155. MPINGA, MANUEL MIKESENE, Mozam- bique, Africa, 29730. 137. MULLEN, JUDY, 258 Hickory Dr., Green- ville, OH 45331. 155. MUMMA, SARA METZGER, 860 Corvette Dr., Largo, FL 33540. 155. MYLIN, SHERYL SUE, 29 Broadmoor Dr, Wabash, IN 46992. 155. NADOLNY, STEPHEN LEE, 1823 Mag- noUa St., South Bend, IN 46613. 155. NARAGON, DANIEL PAUL, 113 Damron Dr, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 155. NEHER, KENNETH EDWARD, 2373 Bonita Ave., Laverne, CA 91750. 150. NELSON, BRUCE ALEEN, 557 Lorraine Dr., Valparaiso, IN 46383. 155. NELSON, DOROTHY VIRGINIA, 300 W North St., Tampa, FL 33604. 137. NIETERT,MARY ALICE MARIE, 12726 Parent Rd., New Haven, IN 46774. 155. NIGHTINGALE, DANIEL ALER, ViUage Lot 15, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 155. NIGHTINGALE, ROGER J., 610 Cooper Ave., Johnstown, PA 15906. 155. NISWANDER, JEFFRY MARK, RR 4, Orchard Dr., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 138. NOFFSINGER, STANLEY JAY, 16 Brethren Church Rd., Leola, PA 17540. 138. NOMMENSEN, NEIL ALAN, 507 E. 54th PI., Merrillville, IN 46410. 155. MILLER, JOANN ELIZABETH, RR 2, Star City, IN 46985. 137. 171 MILLFR, JANET JEANINE, RR 1, Box 66A, Monroe, IN 46772 . 154. MILLER, JOHN ROGER, 350 Carter, Union City, IN 47390. 154. MILLER, JAMES EDWARD, 580 E. Main, Peru, IN 46970. 154. MILLER, KATHLEEN KAY. 58767 CR 3 S, Elkhart, IN 46514. 154. MILLER, KENNETH STEVEN, 3804 Brentwood Dr., South Bend, IN 46628. 154. MILLER. LILLIAN FAY, 563 Darrow Rd., Akron, OH 44305. 137. MILLER, LOVENA SUE, Cedar and East, Kirkwood,IL 61447. 154. MILLER, NEAL ALAN, 108 Cedar St., Cornwall, PA 17016. 154. MILLER, REBECCA SUE, RR 4, Box 164, Nappanee, IN 46550. 154. MILLER, SANDRA ALICE, 9238 Ernst Rd, Ft. Wayne, IN 46809. 154. MILLER, STANLEY WAYNE, 563 Darrow Rd., Akron, OH 44305. 154. MILLS, JULIE ANN, 27 Claremont Ave., Apt. 4E, Mount Vernon, NY 10550. 137. MINIX, DAVID HOWARD, RR 3, Box 793, Knox, IN 46534. 155. MINIX, DENNIS GORDON, RR 3, Box 793, Knox, IN 46534. 155. MINNICK, EDWARD ALVIN, 15 Meadow- crest Lane, Richmond, IN 47374. 137. MISHLER, DEAN L., RR 2, Box 173B, Wabash, IN 46992. 155. MITCHEL,CARLA SUE, RR 6, Decatur, IN 46733. 155. MITCHELL, JUDYTH DARLEEN,570 EUen Way , San Luis Obispo , C A 9 340 1 . 155. MITCHELL, STEVE W VNE, 2664 Mon- roe, Gary, IN 46407. 137. MITMOEN,JOHN BARTON, 302 Darmon Dr, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 155. MOCK, GORDON NEAL, PO Box 221, Middlebury, IN 46540. 155. MOHN, SANDRA LAURA, 1951 1 Eaton Ave, South Bend, IN 46637. 155. NORRIS, PATRICIA EHRET, 774 Berkley Dr., Wabash, IN 46992. 138. NORRIS, RACHEL ANN, 410 Gettysburg, Park Forest, IL 60466. 155. NORTON, JEAN MARIE, RR 1, Bronson, Ml 49028. 138. NORTON, SUSAN ELAINE, RR 1, Bron- son, MI 49028. 155. 0:HARA, DANA MARIE, Box 162, Lapaz, IN 46537. 155. OBERLEAS, DEBORAH KAY, RR 1, Bre- men, IN 46506. 138. OREN, KENNETH WAYNE, 1517 West- brook Rd., Dayton, OH 45415. 138. ORLOWSKI, KENT DOUGLAS, 938 Elm St., Michigan City, IN 46360. 1 38. ORWIG.JAN MARIE, RR 4, Box 94, Red Lion, PA 17356. 155. OSBORN, ELIZABETH KAY, 2405 Sauk Place, Lafayette, IN 47905. 155. OSBURN, LARRY GENE, Box 413, Fran- cesvUle, IN 47946. 138. OTT,JOHN ALLEN, RR l.Churubusco, IN 46723. 155. OVERFIELD, JR., RICHARD B., 3012W Woodbridge Dr., Muncie, IN 47304. 155. OVERMYER,NED MILLS, 303 White St., Culver, IN 46511. 138. OWENS, MICHAEL GORDON, 167 Manor Ave., Elkhart, IN 465 14. 155. PALACIOS, MARIE LOUISE, 2607 Wood- land Dr., Goshen, IN 46526. 155. PARKER, DAVID JOHN, 2500 E. Broad- way, Logansport, IN 46947. 155. PATTERSON, DANIEL LEE, 2451 N. Snyder, Dayton, OH 45426. 138. PATTERSON, JANE JONES, Reservoir Rd, Grabill, IN 46741. 138. PATTERSON, WANDA SUE, 2451 N. Sny- der Rd., Dayton, OH 45426. 155. PATTILLO, DAVID KEITH, 2175 Ingle- wood Place, South Bend, IN 46616. 155. PAUL, JUDITH LYNN, 233 Alfred St., Elkhart, IN 46514. 155. PEFFER, LARRY ALLEN, RR 1, Albion, IN 46701. 155. PEIRCE, JAMES MARK, 1221 California Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 155. PEEKING, HOLLY LYNNE, 323 Preston Dr., South Bend, IN 46615. 155. PELLOW, TERRI ANN, 10409 Heather Hills, Indianapolis, IN 46229. 138. PENCE, NADINE SUZANNE, 2676 2nd St., LaVErne,CA 91750. 138. PENNER.DALE WILLARD, RR 1, Mt. Morris, II 61054. 156. PENROD, GEOFFREY LYNN, 5 1 1 W. Washington, Bluffton, IN 46714. 138. PENROD, NICOLE PASTORE, 1029 S. Main, Bluffton, IN 46714. 138. PERLICH, SHERYL ANN, RR 1, Corunna IN 46730. 138. PERLICH, SHIRLEY JEAN, RR 1, Corunna, IN 46730. 156. PERRY, EILEEN MARIE, 3854 Dikway, Toledo, OH 43614. 156. PETERSON, GINGER LEE RRl,Box 32, Monterey, IN 46960. 156. PETROSKY, MICHAEL KIM, Box 23, Akron, IN 46910. 156. PETRY, DARLENE KAY, 607 E. 9th St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 156. PETRY, DARYL J., RR 1, Lynn, IN 47355. 156. PETRY, MARVIN WAYNE, 351 Hubbard Ave., Elgin, IL 60120. 156. PETTIT, LESLIE LYNNE, 3 Clay Ct., Aurora, IL 60538. 156. PETTY, HOWARD RAYMOND, 205 Third, Tipton, IN 46072. 138. PICKENS, CINDA LEE, 1627 Edmai, LouisvUle, OH 44641. 138. PICKETT, RHONDA KAY, 5845 Radcliffe Dr., Ft. Wayne, IN 46816. 156. PIERCE, DANNY LEON, PO Box 63, Acvance, IN 46102. 156. PILCHER,GARY DUANE, 6653 Sweet Potato Ridge, Union, OH 45322. 156. PILLER, MICHELE LYNN, 13360 State Line, Granger, IN 46530. 156. PINKERTON,TIM ALLEN, RR 9, Hunt- ington, IN 46750. 156. PISCHKE, JULIE A., 11178 W. 100 N, Michigan City, IN 46360. 156. PLUMMER, PEGGY LEE, RR 1, Tyler Rd., Lakeville, IN 46536. 156. POND,CARLA SULLIVAN, RR I.Lu- cerne, IN 46950. 138. POND, KENNETH WILLIAM, RR 3, Rock- ford, OH 45885. 138. PONTIUS, BRENDA MARIE, RR 1, Tide- water Rd., Edison, OH 43320. 156. PONTIOUS, STEVE ALLEN, RR 2, Box 284, Macy, IN 46951. 156. POPE, CAROL LEE, 22005 Madison Rd., South Bend, IN 46614. 138. PORTER, KIMBERLY ANN, 5111 Chris- tofer. Ft. Wayne, IN 46806. 138. • POWELL, KIPLING JOHN, 7007 N. Main St., Camden, OH 45311. 156. POWERS, THOMAS SAMUEL, 204 Emily, Mt. Morris, IL 61054. 156. PRATT, DANIAL DEVORE, RR 4, Ro- chester, IN 46975. 156. PRICE, KATHY LYNN, 35940 Whitcomb, Livonia, MI 48154. 156. PURCELL, JENNIFER ANNE, 156 N. Lambert, Glen EUyn, II 601 37. 156. PUTZ, VICTORIA LYN, 817 Somerset Ave, Mishawaka, IN 46544. 156. QUANCE, CARTER LYNN, 1408 Colony Court, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. 138. RADEMAKER, ROBERT LEON, 5041, Rosebury Dr., Ft. Wayne, IN 46815. 156. RAGSDALE, RANDY JOE, 1200 Danville Ave., CrawfordsviUe, IN 47933. 156. RAMSEY, BARBARA ANN, RR 2 Box 118, Argos, IN 46501. 156. RAMSEY, DIANE LYNN, RR 2, Box 118, Argos, IN 46501. 156. RANFT, ALAN GROSVENOR, 53 Cedar- brook Rd., Ardmore, PA 19003. RANSBOTTOM, SALLY JO, RR 2, Clay- pool, IN 46510. 156. RAY, WILLIAM JACKIE, 4293 N. Hunt- ington Rd., Marion, IN 46952. 138. REASONER, RICHARD MICHAEL, 414 W. Huntington, Montpelier, IN 47359. 157. REED, BRENT ALAN, 420 Hawpatch Rd., LaGrange, IN 46761. 157. REED, DENISE LYNN, 213 Garfield Dr., Greenfield, IN 46140. 157. REED, JOHN LINDSEY, RR 2, Waterloo, IN 46793. 157. REED, MICHAEL EDWARD, 740 Division 172 St., Huntington, IN 46750. 157. REED, NANCY JO, RR 1, Kendallville, IN 46755. 139. REFF, JAMES DENTON, RR 3, Box 381, Hartford City, IN 47348. 157. RFIFF, SANDRA S.. 504 E. 5th St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 139. REINOEHL, CATHY EILEEN, RR 1 , Ash- ley, IN 46705. 139. RENBARGER, PATTY KEYTON, RR 2, Box 228, Greentown, IN 46936. 139. RENBARGER, RICHARD BRIAN, RRl, Converse, IN 46919. 139. REPLOGLE, RANDALL WAYNE, RR 4, Box 1 20, Delphi, IN 46923. 157. RHEINHEIMER, SHARON YODER, 5209- 1 Stonehedge Blvd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46815.139. RHOADES, ELIZABETH CHAP, 2070 Marwood Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 841 17. 139. RHOADES, JUDITH KAY, RR 2, Box 227, Royal Center, IN 46978. 157. RICCIUS, DANIEL EDWARD, RRl, Laotto, IN 46763. 157. RICE, BONNIE LOU, RR 1 , N. Manches- ter, IN 46962. 139. RICHEY,KIM RICHARD, 123 N.Adams, Knightstown, IN 46148. 157. RIDDLE, BARBARA JEAN, RR 2, Box 236, Greentown, IN 46936. 157. RING, DENNIS KEITH, RR l,CIaypooI, IN 46510. 139. RITCHEY, DEBORAH ANN, Box 296, Mexico, IN 46958. 157. RITCHEY, DONNA MARIE, Box 296. Mexico, IN 46958. 157. ROBBINS, DAWN ELLEN, 10203 River- dale Rd., Grabill, IN 46741. 157. ROBERTSON, WALLACE JOE, RR 7, Crawfordsville, IN 47793. 139. ROCKEY, VICKY LEE, 215 S. McKinley St., Warsaw, IN 46580. 157. ROCKH ILL, DAVID MAX, 758 Berkley dr, Eortville, IN 46040. 157. ROE, CALVIN DEWAYNE, 8025 Sunny Lane, Ft. Wayne, IN 46815. 139. ROE, SHARON HOWARD, RR 3, Warsaw, IN 46580. 139. ROGERS, DANNY CECIL, RR 2, Box 342, Clayton, IN 46118. 139. ROHM, JEFFREY HOWARD, RR 3, Auburn, IN 46706. 157. ROHRBACHER, MATTHEW J., 3835 Heatherbrook, Toledo, OH 43614. 139. RONDOT, REBECCA MARIE, 404 Barrott Rd., New Haven, IN 46774. 157. ROHRER, PAUL, 50 S. DuBois, Elgin, IL, 60120.157. ROSS, LINDA DIANE, 607 N. Front, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 157. ROSS, RONALD ROBERT, RR 7, Warsaw, IN 46580. 157. ROTRUCK, CYNTHIA DAWN, 171 W. St. Charles Rd., Elmhurst, IL 60126. 157. 157. ROWE, REBECCA SUE, RR 1 , Woodland H ills, Lagrange, IN 46761. 157. ROYER, DONNA JOY, 205 W. Second, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 157. RUDD, REBECCA SUE, 1017 Bellevue, South Bend, IN 46615. 157. RUMMEL, LYNETTE GAY, 801 East Oak, Palmyra, PA 17078. 139. RUSH, BARBARA ALISE, PO Box 566. Syracuse, IN 46567. 139. RUSHER, CYNTHIA ANN, RR 2, Box 92, Pierceton, IN 46562. 139. RYAN, DOUGLAS NEIL, 801 E. South St., Frankfort, IN 46041. 157. RYAN, KEVIN W., 29 S. Weston, Elgin, IL 60120.157. SABA, MARGARET RANDA, 206 E. Oakside, South Bend, IN 46614. 157. SARE, NANCY YEATTER, 1204 N. Syca- more St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 1 39. SASS, BARBARA ELLEN, 5700 Marshall, Sylvania, OH 43560. 157. SAVCHUK, BRENT ROBERT,704 W. Union, Ligonier, IN 46767. 139. SAYLER, LINDA LOUISE, 10902 Edge- water, Cleveland, OH 44102. 139. SAYLOR, RICHARD WAYNE, 314 Hoff- man St., Crown Point, IN 46307. 1 39. SCHAAR, MARK ALAN, 937 New England Ave., Dayton, OH 45429. 157. SCHAFER, MELINDA JAYNE, RR 4, Box 16, Kokomo, IN46901. 157. SCHAFER, SHEILA SUE, RR 4, Box 136, Kokomo, IN 46901. 157. SCHETZSLE, JOHN ROBERT, 411 S. Water St., Crawfordsville, IN 47033. 157. SCHMELTZ, THOMAS WAYNE, 64015 Dogwood, Wakarusa, IN 46573. 1 39. SCHMIDT, RICHARD WILLIAM, 2425 Nordholme Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 157. SCHRUM, JAMES LLOYD, RR 5, Box 23, Rensselaer, IN 47978. 157. SCHWEIER, PETER WILLIAM, 303 N. 4th St., Decatur, IN 46733. 158. SEAMAN, GAE ELAINE, 2467 Hampton rd, N., N. Hampton, OH 45504. 158. SEAMAN, JESSE O., 2541 Troy Rd., Springfield, OH 45504. 158. SEE, CONNIE BURKHOLDER, RR 4, Box 158, Napanee, IN 46550. 139. SEE, KATHLEEN JUNE, RR 1 , Box 263, Plymouth, IN 46563. 158. SEE, ROYLENE JEAN, RR 1, Box 263, Plymouth, IN 46563. 158. SELLERS, LARRY ARNOLD, 304 Arnold St., Bourbon, IN 46504. 139. SENSEMAN, DAVID SUMNER, RR 22, Box 445, Terre Haute, IN 47802. 158. SEWARD, BRADLEY PAUL, RR 1, Box 24, Camden, IN 46917. 158. SHAFER,DEENA LYNN, CR Box 17, Flora, IN 46929. 158. SHAFFNER, MICHAEL DAVID, 5278 W. Bechtol Ct., Marion, IN 46952. 158. SHANAFELT,JOY LORRAINE, 3927 Etter Rd., Mogadore, OH 44260. 158. SHANK, MELODY JEAN, RR 3, Box 305, BrookviUe, OH 45 309. 158. SHANKSTER, EDWIN PAUL, Box 626, Jos, Nigeria. 158. SHANNER, MELANIE ANN, 716 E. 71st St St, Indianapolis, IN 46220. 158. SHARKEY, JANICE JEAN, RR 2, Box 192, Bourbon, IN 46504. 158. SHARP, SARA SUE, RR 1 , Falmouth, IN 46127. 158. SHATTUCK, WILLIAM EVERET, 302 N. Main, Sweetser, IN 46987. 158. SHEELY, ERIC ARTHUR, Box 356, La- crosse, IN 46348. 158. SHENEFIELD, GARY GRANT, RR 2, Argos, IN 46501. 158. SHENK, CHRISTINE LOUISE, RR 3, Box 99, Lititz, PA 17543. 158. SHEPARD, NANCY JO, 5114 NE Multno- mah St., Portland, OR 97213. 158. SHERCK, MARY JO, RR 7, 56277 Cr 31, Goshen, IN 46526. 158. SHERFY,EDNA MAE, 629 Eppington Dr. N., Trotwood, OH 45426. 140 SHERMAN, MARK CHRISTOPHER, 1936 Lynn Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 158. SHIMIZU, DOROTHY SAYA, RR 5, Box 155, Wabash, IN 46992. 158. SHROCK, ANNE KATHRYN, 919 W. 3rd St, Marion, IN 46952. 157. SIBERT, CHRISTY SUE, 216 E. Wayne, Kendallville, IN 46755. 158. SILVER, RANDAL CHARLES, RR 4, Box 391A, Elkhart, IN 46514. 158. SILVER, RANDAL CHARLES, RR 4, Box 391A, Elkhart, IN 46514. 158. SIMONS, STEPHEN MAX, 202 Crescent, Goshen, IN 46526. 140. SIMS, DEBRA, 3025 Bronswood Dr., Logansport, IN 46947. 158. SIMS, SHERRY LYNN, Box 23, OUphant FCE,PA 15471. 140. SINCLAIR, MARY JEAN, RR 4 Box 164, Wabash, IN 46992. 158. SIPE, MARK DUANE, 7219 Bradbury Ave, Ft. Wayne, IN 46809. 158. SISSON, MARY JEANETTE, RR 2, La- grange, IN 46761. 158. SKINNER, KURT FREDERICK, 15202 Coldwater Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. 158. SLAYMAKER, DORIS A. BEIGH, RR 2, Warsaw, IN 46580. 158. SLIGER, RUTH LOUISE, RR 1, Garrett, IN 46738. 140. SMALLEY, DAVID LLOYD, RR 2, Box 869, Umatilla, FL 32784. 158. 173 SMALTZ, JANET MAE, 409 E. Washing- ton St., Greencastle, IN 46135. 158. SMITH, ARLANA KAY, 1421 S. Michigan, Marion, IN 46952. 140. SMITH, ANDREW ROGER, 476 E. Main, Peru, IN 46970. 158. SMITH, DOUGLAS MALCOLM, Bo.x, Ickesburg, PA 17037. 158. SMITH, GENE STUART, 106 E Jefferson St., Columbia City, IN 46725. 158. SMITH, PATRICIA MICHELLE, 6215 Monarch Dr., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 158. SNIDER, CYNTHIA ROSE,RRl,Ft. Recovery, OH 45846. 158. SNIDER, PAMELA DIANE, 23901 S R 119, Goshen, IN 46526. 158. SNYDER, CAROLYN MARIE, 2909 Curdes Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN 26805. 158. SNYDER, DEBORAH KAY, RR 9, Box 491 491B, Muncie, IN 47302. 158. SNYDER, JANE ELLEN, 2909 Curdes Ave. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 158. SOULIGNE, MARCIA LEAINE, RR 3, Fowler, IN 47944, 140. SOWERS, KYLE CHRISTINE. RR 1, Box 392, Grabill, IN 46741. 158. SPEARMAN, VICTOR 0 ' NEIL,1319 Woodbine Dr., Anderson, IN 46012. 158. SPINDLER II, JERRY LEE, 4214 Ort Dr, Woodburn, IN 46797. 158. SPRUNGER, MATTHEW J., 1076 BeU Lane, Maple Glen, PA 19002. 158. SPURGEON, KATHERINE, RR 3, Wina- mac, IN 46996. 158. STALLER,NILA JANE, RR 5, Logans- port, IN 46947. 158. STANLEY, AMY DORIS, 300 W. 3rd St., Hobart, IN 46342. 159. STANLEY, GLEN LLOYD, 301 N. Buffalo, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 159. STANLEY, SANDRA SUE, Box 82, Somer- set, IN 46984. 140. STAUFFER, MARTIN LESLIE, RR 3, Polo, IL 61064. 159. STAUFFER, VICKIE JEAN, RR 1 , Box 53, Angola, IN 46703. 140. STEFFEN, RANDY LEE, RR 5, Box 144, Goshen, IN 46526. 140. STELLNER, ROBERT HOWARD, 3540 Rolston St., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 159. STEMEN, DOUGALS ALLEN, 205 W. Main, Cridersville, OH 45806. 140. STEPHENS, JACOB LEE, 272 S. Greenlee Rd., Troy, OH 45373. 140. STEPHENSON, SALLY ANN, Box 144, Lagro, IN 46941. 159. STEURY, MARK EDWARD, Camp Mack, Milford, IN 46542. 140. STEVENS, GARY MICHAEL, RR 2, Box 43, FrancesvUIe, IN 47946. 140. STEVENS, KEVIN MICHAEL, 1403 Gray- stine Ave., Huntington, IN 46750. 159. STEVENSON, SUE ANN, 1798 Maple Ave., NoblesviUe, IN 46060. 159. STEWART, SANDRA SUE, RR 7, Frank- fort, IN 46041. 159. STOLLER, LINN ERIC, RR 1, New Haven, IN 46774. 159. STONE, CAROLYN MARIE, 308 East Graceland, Hagerstown, IN 47346. 159. STORTS, DOUGLAS RAY, 2955 Sun Val- ley Dr., Springfield, OH 45505. 159. STOUT, MAKAYE MARIE, RR 2, Box 1386, Bluffton, IN 46714. 159. STRATMEIER, LARRY L., Lynwood St., Woodburn, IN 46797. 159. STRAYER, RODNEY DEAN, RR 3, La- grange, IN 46761. 159. STRYCKER, CONNA ARLENE, 1 12 N. Indiana Ave., Goshen, IN 46525. 159. STUBER, MARILYN LOUISE, RR 5, Lo- gansport, IN 46947. 159. STUDEBAKER, GERALD ANDRE, 623, Martin Dr., Xenia, OH 45385. 159. STUDEBAKER, JANET SIZEMO, 402 W. Main, N. Manchester, IN 46962. 140. STUDEBAKER, NANCY JANE, RR 1, Englewood, OH 45322. 159. SUGGS, KEVIN, 2510 W. 19th PL, Gary, IN 46404. 159. SUTTER, KENDALL LIN, RR 2, N. Man- chester, IN 46962. 159. SWANK, GLENDA RAE, RR 3, Bremen, IN 46506. 159. SWICK, TERRY LEE, RR 2, Box 159, Pierceton, IN 46562. 160. SWIHART, LINDA ANN, RR 6, Box 100, Goshen, IN 46526. 160. SWINEHART, KAREN LOUISE, 289 Twp. Rd., 791 Rt. 1, SulUvan, OH 44880. 160. TARNOW, ROBERT HOWARD, 908 E. Jefferson, Laporte, IN 46350. 160. TAYLOR, JOHN SCOTT, 3422, W. 79th St., Indianapolis, IN 46268. 140. TAYLOR, KRISTI ANN, 321 W. Plymouth St., Bremen, IN 46506. 160. TAYLOR, TIMOTHY LYNN, 305 Sycamore more St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 160. TETTE, AMADEA BENATE, Box 460 St. Louis Sec S, Kumasi Ghana. 160. THOMAS, DIANE KAY, 1118 Blue Water Dr., Monticello, IN 47960. 140. THOMAS, MARLENE SKELLY, RR 2, Waterloo, IN 46793. 160. THOMAS, PAUL ELLIS, JR., RR 2, Water- loo, IN 46793. 140. THOMPSON, CONNIE JEAN, RR 2, Columbia City, IN 46725. 160. THORNHILL, AMIE JEAN, 3606 Kirk- wood Cr., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. 160. THORNTON, CARMI ANN, RR 3, Box 274, Bremen, IN 46506. 140. THORNTON, STEVEN LEROY, 23963 Lemoyne Rd., Lemoyne, OH 43441. 160. THRONE, NANCY JEAN, 1717 Division, Hobart, IN 46342. 140. THRUSH, REBECCA SUE, RR 2, Box 150, Wabash, IN 46992. 160. TIO, MONTSERRAT, ViUarronel 253, 30 2A, Barcelona II Spain. 160. TOBEY, KATHLEEN JANE, 1342 Lincoln St., Hobart, IN 46342. 140. TOMLONSON, JANET RAE, 3024 Grace Rd., Kalamazoo, MI 49007. 160. TOMLONSON, MARK EUGENE, 3024 Grace Rd., Kalamazoo, MI 49007. 140. TRACHSEL, DAN PHILLIP, 203 Oak St., Sugarcreek, OH 44681. 160. TRAXLER, GAY NELL, RR 1 Box 290, SharpsviUe, IN 46068. 160. TROXEL,RICK L., RR 3, Box 402, Elk- hart, IN 46514. 160. TROYER, KEVIN ALAN, 725 Ferndale, Plymouth, IN 46563. 160. TROYER, RENEE ELAINE, 1609 S. 15 ST, Goshen, IN 46526. 160. TROYER, RUTH ANN, RR 4, Kokomo, IN 46901. 160. TRUITT, JAMES ALAN, 1015 Oak St., Huntington, IN 46750. 160. TYREE, DANIEL LEE, 124 N. Hyatt St., Tipp City, OH 45371. 140. .ULERY, BETH LOUISE, 20301 NE 108th, Redmond, WA 98052. UNDERWOOD, THOMAS EDWARD, 413 Weston, Valparais , IN 46383. 160. UNGER, DENNIS WAYNE, 1027 4th Ave., Dixon, II 61021. 160. VALENCOURT, KEITH KENDRI, Box 198, New Paris, IN 46553. 160. VAN DONK, RUDY, 508 N. Elkhart, WA- karusa, IN 46573. 140. VAN HOUTEN, STEVEN WAY, RR 9, Columbia City, IN 46925. 160. VANLUE, LILA DEA, RR 1, Roann, IN 46974. 160. VIERTEL, JOANNE MARIE, 2781 Broad- way, LouisvUle, OH 44641. VOGEL, ROBERT LEWIS, 570 North St. Huntington, IN 46750. 160. WAGGY, LOREN ELWOOD, 1 1 1 1 W. WU- kinson St., Goshen, IN 46526. 160. WAGGY, NORMAN EDWARD, 1111 W Wilkinson, Goshen, IN 46526. 140. WAGNER, KATHERINE ANN, 1501 E Heckathorn Dr., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 160. WAGNER, THOMAS ALAN, RR 3, Wol- cottville, IN 46795. 160. WAGONER, ANNAMARIE, 1810 Washing- ton St., Huntington, PA 16652. 160. WAITS, THEO LAVERNE, 622 Rose St., W. Lafayette, IN 47906. 160. WALKER, SUSAN ELAINE, RR 1 Box 203, Galveston, IN 46932. 160. 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WOODFILL, JEAN LYNETTE,413 North Wahiut, Plymouth, IN 46563. 141. WOODLING, PHILIP EUGENE, RR 1, Denver, IN 46926. 162. WOODRUFF, JOHN ELVIN, 725 E. 5th, Mishasaka, IN 46544. 141. WOOMER, KATHY LEE, 1200 S. Main St. Crown Point, IN 46307. 141. WORFORD, MARY LUCILLE, 520 W SpringSt., Lima, OH 45801. 162. WREATH, CAROL CORINNE, 2 BriarcUff Rd., Aurora, IL 60538. 162. WRIGHT, PHILIP EUGENE, 2314 Sloan St. Portage, IN 46368. 162. WRIGHT, PHILLIP CRAIG, 345 N Elm, Columbia City, IN 46725. 162. WYATT, GLADYS ANN, RR 2 Box 189, Warren, IN 46792. 162. WYMAN,TINA LEE, RR 4, Box 323, Nappanee, IN 46550. 162. WYNN, DAVID BRUCE, 1311 E. Victoria, South Bend, IN 46614. 162. YODER,CARYN LYNNE,931 South Wayne, Bluffton, IN 46714. 162. YODER, JILL ANN, RR 1 , Topeka, IN 46571. 141. YORK, MARK LEE, RR 7, Box 211, An- derson, IN 46011. 162. YOUNG, GREGORY VAN, 8126 Raven Rock, Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46256. 162. YOUNG, JOHN ROBIN, 3275 Forest Grove In., Downers Grove IL 60515. 162. 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