Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

' GETTING IT TOGETHER ' MANCHESTER COLLEGE ' AURORA ' n-11 NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA Avoiding I.D. pictures is just part of the fun of Freshman Orientation. Feehng foot-loose and fancy-free five guys attempt to capture a fugitive fris- bee. Some girls will do anything for a buzz. Sharon Knechel goes bananas over a phone call. The campus provides spots for free music. SEEING IT TOGETHER Table of Contents SPECIAL EVENTS 6 ORGANIZATIONS 32 SPORTS 72 PEOPLE 96 INDEX 136 It seems there is some difficulty in Bob Vogel and Bob Stellner ' seeing it to- gether. ' Right: The fountain creates a great place to study and simple rap sessions. Julie Garber and Nieves Lopez take ad- vantage of the fountain for a few mo- ments. J Is Jerry Dernbaugh concentrating that hard, or just squinting against the sun? Mttx Here ' s a solemn line-up from The Crucible , presented on May Day week- end. They seem to be ' seeing it together. ' The joys of a warm spring day bring a i smile to Lee Ann Davis. ' FITTING TOGETHER ' IT Taking a break from the May Day ac- tivities, Lois Wong pauses to smile. Whether you just watch or actually par- ticipate the best part of campus life is being with friends. Togetherness is a great experience on campus too ! Just ask Jean Hazelwood and Dale Kahn! When the games prove uninteresting, John Peiffer and Paul Gilmore avert their gaze to another exciting sport- girl watching. Participants in the May Day bike-a- thon stir up some dust as they round the curve. An unidentified child Kcasso visit- ing the campus for Little Brother Little Sister Weekend pauses from his finger painting to pose for the photo- grapher. ' BRINGING US TOGETHER ' We all remember them. The times we gathered for hall parties, football games, May Day festivities, convos, and club meetings are stUl vivid memories. Whether your special events were late night early morning giggle par- ties, the struggle to get out of bed in time for that eight o ' clock class, or studying until dawn for a chemistry test the experiences were universal. The campus happenings brought us together. Make that shot count! Maybe it will help brighten up those faces. Compromising on field positions, Mike Reed and friend attempt some pitch- ing practice. Larry Tobias as Reverend Hale com- forts a convicted watch , Giles Cory, played by Jim Mc In tyre. ;• . ■ : ji ' frirvt A ' ' ' Sr % ' • ' . ' «;, . ••i, . t ., : tri ?J . %- ' m y.«fK. • '  .$ nH Above left: Seniors begin that long march to the football field. Left: Smiling proudly, Ken Oren re- ceives his diploma from President A. Blair Helman. Above: Opening the ceremonies were President A. Blair Helman, Anna Mow, and Registrar, Robert Paine. GRADUATION Tlie sun shone brightly on the day of the 1976 Graduation ceremonies. This was the 87th Commencement Exercises at MC. Receiving their long-awaited degrees were: 282 Seniors, 19 two-year stu- dents, 1 3 graduate students, and an honorary degree awarded to Dr. Anna Beahm Mow. The Commencement address was pre- sented by Professor Hans J. Morgenthau who spoke on man ' s inherent need for adaptation in modern society. Sunday, May 23rd, proved to be a happy day for all involved. As the grad- uating class left the field, they remem- bered the good times they ' d shared. Upper left: A sea of caps await their turn to shake President Helman ' s hand and receive their diplomas. Lower left: Distinguished student, Elizabeth Kintner, smiles as she receives her degree from President Helman. Above: Public Relations Director, Jim Garber, directs the Senior procession onto the football field. Below: During summer orientation Dan Naragon helps the college out by taking I.D. pictures of incoming freshmen. Bottom: Freshmen and their parents famiharize themselves with the lunch Une. Wonder if they find themselves guessing at what gourmet ' s delight Tliey ' U be served. Summer orientation provides an op- portunity for many of the new fresh- man and parents to become acquainted with the customs of Manchester. The orientation also introduces people to people. During the orientation new students toured the campus, met in sessions on financial aid and adjusting to campus life. Afterwards the students returned home ready to face the upcoming year. ORIENTATION ACQUAINTS STUDENTS WITH CAMPUS LIFE Top Left: Lunch time during summer orientation provided good opportun- ities for conversation. Above: New students quickly catch on to the methods of getting food as well as disposing of the dishes. Left: The Oaks provides a good place for informal talk or counseUng. 11 Little Brother little Sister Weekend on April 9th and 10th pro ided an op- portunit - for students ' brothers and sisters of all ages to get an idea of cam- pus Ufe. Pre-scheduled events included registration, finger painting, bowUng, a Robin Hood mo ie, and of course, the privelege of eating in the UnionI Above : Saturday morning of Little Brother Little Sister Weekend began with a class in the art of finger paint- ing. Here ' s one student working dilligently. Below: The lower Union entertains these two (prospective students?) dur- ing a free moment. 12 LITTLE BROTHER LITTLE SISTER WEEKEND: FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART « ' l f r 1 9 I !_ a .-? ii 1 Top left: Don ' t feel alone! Uncertain- ty is a common feeling. It will fade as involvement in campus activities in- creases. Top right: E idently tliey ' re enjoying themselves, even tliough they ' re only rela.xing from those e.xhausting campus activities. Bottom left; Utilizing their time, Dave Kahn and friend get to know each other better. 13 STUDENTS BREAK FOR CAMP MACK Bottom right: Lounging in the shade, Kristi Taylor left, and Cindy Zerkel, right, watch the softball game. Riglit: The shady, restful side of a Camp Mack site provide a cool haven for some semi-active students. Left; Even nature lovers enjoy Camp Mack. Camp Mack Day gave students a break from classes to enjoy themselves. A variety of sports and leisure ac- tivities kept students ' minds off their books for a day. The beautiful, natural surroundings of Camp Mack gave nature lovers many interesting sites to enjoy. Faculty members also joined in the fun demonstrating their human sides. Above: Demonstrating his youthful skill, R. Jan Thompson gets into the swing of Camp Mack. Above right: Eyes on the ball, players prepare for the action of the volley- ball game. 15 MAY DAY OFFERS VARIETY OF FUN Below: The curves in the trike race track were a cause of great concern to Cyndi Rusher. Bottom: Norm Waggy speeds along to a first place in the bicycle marathon. May Day 1976 gave everyone, facul- ty and students alike, a chance to relax a little from classes. Friday, May 1, classes were cancelled in honor of the festivities. Events ranged from a trike race on Friday to a semi-formal dance Saturday evening. Somewhere in between were co-ed tug-o ' -wars, canoe races, a bicycle marathon, and a picnic. The Kenopocomoco Players contri- buted a dramatic atmosphere to the weekend with their presentation of The Crucible on both Friday and Saturday nights. 16 ■ j ii ' '  «?!. Left: Girls and guys were equal when it came time to carry the canoes to the starting point of the canoe race at Liberty Mills. Above: The rope seems to be resisting Dean Hoffman in the men ' s tug-o ' -war. Left: Pleading for justice, Larry Strat- meier tries to get Mariann Grigg to tell the court that his wife is not a witch in one of the dramatic scenes from The Crucible. 17 CONVOCATIONS BRING VARIETY TO MC CAMPUS Convocations presented this fall ranged from folk singers to the docu- mentary film on Vietman, Hearts and Minds. to a multi-media presen- tation entitled God Bless the Grass. While some students enjoyed the programs, others found them a time to squeeze in some studying or sleep- ing, indicative of the typical college audience. Top; Despite audio trouble, and the pres- sures put on a last minute speaker. Doctor M. Aslam Khan Naru presented his talk in fine fashion. Above: One of the more ex- citing Senior Series convocations of fall term was David Bibee ' s, which emphasized the theme of Belonging. Spirituals, folk songs, and blues echoed from the waUs of MC ' s audi- torium when the talented, self-taught Ms. Elizabeth Cotton performed. Left: Preparing oneself mentally and physi- cally for a performance is just as important as the performance itself as Frank Ortiz de- monstrates. Top: Frank Ortiz ' s dancers de- monstrate some of the Creative Movements of Dance. 19 PARENTS WEEKEND Parents Weekend began with a fac- ulty talent show on Friday night fea- turing such acts as Professor Strode and his musical saw. Coach Jarrett ' s January trip to Warsaw, and of course, Bud Tully ' s dramatic recital of that age-old story, RINDERCELLA. Saturday morning parents enjoyed the Presidents Reception and coffee with professors. Saturday afternoon parents and stu- dents saw Manchester pitted against Defiance in a close football contest. Above right: President A. Blair Hel- man welcomes parents. Above: An un- identified parent gets help from Jenny Mahan. Above: Registration was enjoyable for some students and their parents as Sue Allbaugh and her folks demon- strate. 20 After three weeks of concentrated study, fondly known as January term, all students thoughts were on January break. Wliile students crammed for finaJs-IT started. As the snow fell and fell some prophetic students declared, while others laughed. We ' ll be snowed in! The smiles turned to frowns as the snow piled higlier. High- ways drifted shut, country roads dis- appeared, and Wabash County came to a stand still. While students were frantically looking for their cars under mounds of snow other more unfortunates had car trouble in such places as Florida. As heat was turned down, long underwear, sweat shirts, sleeping bags, and amiy blankets were out of the closets where they had been since the last retreat. The Union continued to serve the students who remained on campus. While some students braved the snow in caravans others were generous- ly offered homes in the community. Even though we were stranded and away from our families our morale was kept high by our friends who quickly became our second family. The to- getherness we felt during the blizzard of 1977 will make this a year we ' ll never forget. SNOW BOUND 21 Top left: Pointing an accusing finger at the photographer, Barb Ellison resists the cameraman. Top right: East Hall residents Ruth Kilmer, Margaret Saba, and Holly Barrett relax in the lobby. Above: hi the midst of a higlily individualized room, Jo Anne attempts to study. 22 CAMPUS LIFE We cleaned out our desks, wiped away the dust, and returned to the top shelf those volumes of knowledge we vowed to read some day (PREFER- ABLY BEFORE SENIOR COMPS.) And again complained that there ought to be a class titled, NON-AP- PRECIATION OF LITERATURE 101 , a class studying why a book bores us. The class would do a well re- searched term paper on, Why I can ' t stand ZORBA THE GREEK. Yet re- alizing that was exactly what Zorba was trying to say. Perhaps we are not meant to appre- ciate our experiences, friends, and typical college life styles, until after we have passed through those hallowed halls and entered the world beyond. Tom Dooley once remarked, If you light a candle in a very dark room, it shines a long way . . . As the days of our future pass into present, isn ' t it nice to know that diere will always be an adventurous idealistic student who will react to the sign the maintenance man posted on die dormitory wall: Why is this light left on day and niglit? With a neatly printed sentence: Because it is the only source of heat. Far left : Sharing a drink with his friend, Steve Augliinbaugh relaxes in the domi. Below: Lauglis and food go together as demonstrated by Peg Corl, Darcy Carpenter, Michele Hudak, Peg How- enstine, Kathy Tobey, and Sandy Miller. Bottom: Having as much fun as the children, Jan Alexander works at just enjoying the kids. 23 GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW AUDITORIUM 24 Opposite page top: Artist ' s drawing of the new auditorium. Far left: Witli shovel in hand Pres. Helman officially starts construction. Left: Pres. Helman selects his hard- hat as he prepares to take part in the ceremonies. Below: Community Council President Dave Cox digs under the watchful eyes of Pres. Helman. Bottom: Okay, group, here ' s the plan . . . ,-, l! M pi 1!i;h ij=i M. 25 CONVOCATIONS On a corner of the campus is an old weatliered red brick building. The stone doorways are permanently inscribed with the name. Gymnasium. Affectionately known as The Barn, this structure has seen more of the events that have shaped Manchester College, than any of us that presently inliabit its hallowed halls. Twice a week the students and faculty enter and seat . themselves to escape the never-ending barrage of classes and late assignments. That bi-weekJy learning experience in the gym is better known as convocation. The grad student chuckles and notes in silence, No more. The Undergrad, perplexed, runs in circles screaming, Why must 1 waste an hour, when I can devote tliat to my paper! (Which never gets done anyway, and is usually late!) Yet, even thougli there is a constant series of complaints, there isn ' t a student on campus who hasn ' t learned some- thing from a convocation. It could be the fascination of an area never explored before. It could be the awe of discover- ing the true emotions of a departing senior everyone thought they knew, until he revealed liis true self in a senior series convocation. Above: Appreciating all aspects of life was T. Wayne Rienian ' s convocation topic. Right: Convocation speaker Charles Powers talks from the podium. 26 Left: Listening attentively to Michael Novak ' s convocations is A. Blair Hel- man himself. Below: Emphasizing a point in a talk back session is Sydney Lens. Thanks for the Memories. David Cattan Thanks for the memories of good ol ' Carver Hall It really was a ball And don ' t forget the passion pit . . . Those walls could tell it all! But thanks, just the same. Thanks for the memories of ball games we attended the convos never ended The phys. ed. class and science core How could we ask for more?! How lovely it was! Many ' s the time that we studied and many ' s the time that we partied Oh, well, it was swell while it lasted We did have fun- and no harm done And thanks for the memories of good times in the Oaks The Oak leaves full of jokes The tilings we hid, the things we did we ' d never tell our folks! So thank you so much. Thanks for the memories of streak- ers in the nude The good old Union food And camp Mack Day and Breakaway Ail the lines in wliich we stood. Well, thanks just the same. Thanks for the memories of girls that we met We never wUl forget The midnight trips to Pierton We never wUl regret. Many ' s the time that we studied and many ' s the time that we partied Oh, well, it was sweU whUe it lasted We did have fun— and no harm done. So thanks for the memories of friendships that we made Our graduation day By the Kenapocomoco What more can I say? AwfuUy glad to meet you, cheerio and toodleoo And thank you so much! 27 SOMETIMES A DREAM COMES TRUE Edward Albee ' s 20th century satire, The American Dream criticizes the treatment of tlie old and the never- ending search for the elusive Ameri- can Dream. The play was presented January term and directed by Larry Stratmeier. The cast included; Mommy Mary Rliynard Daddy Bob Butler Grandma Chib Gratz Mrs. Barker Ruth Davis Young Man Randy Gratz ,y 28 Traveling for Credit ' ,■- ,mi S £i - -SSiti IBk Suit case in hand M.C. students manned buses, planes, and caravans for trips to Europe, South America, and the U.S. Some luci y students kicked off their boots and shed their winter coats for thirty days in the sun. While others bundled up in down jack- ets, scarves and mittens. Loaded with cameras, travel books, and foreign phrase books, M.C. students were on their way. After a month of condensed study and travel they returned to a quiet snow bound campus. 29 CURTAIN CALLS The Crucible Cast: Betty Paris Linda Knoll Rev. Samuel Paris . .Scott Strode Titula Barbra Howell AbigaU Williams . . .Debbie Fuller Susanna Wallcott. . .Patty Cole Mrs. Ann Puttman . .Donna Strycker Thomas Puttman. . .Craig Bowers Mercy Lewis Michele Piller Mary Warren Marian Griggs John Proctor Larry Stratmeier Rebecca Nurse . . . .Ruth Davis Giles Corey Jim Mclntyre Rev. John Hale . . . .Larry Tobias Elizabeth Proctor . .Krista Blosser Francis Nurse Brian Witte Ezekiel Cheever. . . .Jeff Courtriglit John Willard Tim Pinkerton Deputy-Governor . .Paul Rilir er Martha Corey Maria Garoufalis Sarah Good Chris Gary The Dracula Cast : Miss WeUs, maid Jonathan Marker Dr. Seward . . . Dr. Van Helsing R. M. Renfield Butterworth . . Lucy Seward . Count Dracula .Becky Khnger .Steve Nelson .Larry Stratmeier .Steve Johnson .Jeff Courtright .Dave Kennedy .Mary Rynard .Jim Mclntyre 30 WONDER WHAT I ' M DOING TONIGHT? Manchester College doesn ' t roll up its sidewalks. Entertainment is spon- sored by UPC and other concerned or- ganizations. Some of the highlights of this year were Meagan McDonald in concert, Paul Genii ' s pool cxliibitions, and the grass roots concert. Artist lecture series offered cultur- al entertainment for students and tire community including the Cincinnati Ballet, and Gulliver ' s Travels presented by Daedelus Productions. Tire music department ' s recitals provided an educational study break for the students. T.N.l.T.O. added a spark to campus life. This year ' s entertainment includ- ed the ever popular Ikenberry date auction. Many of the cold winter nights found friends gathered together eating popcorn, drinking hot chocolate, watching t.v., sharing high school memories, and looking at yearbooks. Left : Taking a break from iiis tedious studies Rick Kastner daydreams for a few minutes. Or is he taking a break from his daydreams to study? Above: Squinting in pain, Jeff Garber gets a nose job from a friend. Above: Delegates confer before voting in the mock convention. 3T ORGANIZING No man is an island unto himself the old phrase goes proving that peo- ple are drawn together. Many are drawn together because of common interests or goals most of- ten expressed in the formation of club, organizations, or councils. MC is no exception to this rule and the campus clubs are as varied as the students themselves. Top: The union parking lot as seen on a snowy day, just before dawn. Above: Delegates from Indiana confer during the mock Democratic Conven- tion. Above: Meeting between C.U. and Ike, Marvin Petry and Kathy Arnett enjoy the snow. 32 Top: During a tense moment in the annual Quiz Bowl, Chip McFerran reads a question slowly, as the teams listen closely. Above: Waving at the camera shyly, Steve Aughinbaugh lets Neal Mock do all the hard work. 33 MEN OF IKE Ikenberry Hall is the oldest men ' s dorm on the Manchester College cam- pus. A third year English major named Glen Hostettler was elected to the il- lustrious position of RC President, a dubious honor awarded only to the elite of the Ikenberry RC ' s. Manchester College maintains a pol- icy of not permitting fraternity hous- ing. Ikenberry breeched that policy this year with the institution of the Loyal Order of (Demented) Lumberjacks. A society wliich is devoted to the pres- ervation of an endangered species, the flannel work shirt, and whose pass- word is, Tm a Lumberjack and I ' m OK. ' However, in keeping with the inde- pendent tradition of ol ' Ike many of the residents still maintain even as they proceed to their next target, the the woods of the Tall Oaks, Lm not a Lumberjack, and I ' m stiU OK. The ' men of Ike ' pose on their newest toy. 34 CALVIN ULERY HALL Constructed as a men ' s dorm in 1949 is Calvin Ulery, otherwise known as the Manchester College Water Works. Their motto: Why not be wet? Passers by must constantly be on the look-out for buckets of faUing water and flying water balloons. Captioned is the Head Foreman, Sharon Knechel. and a cast of thou- sands, otherwise known as her fellow residents. Notice the smUes, guess who got it this time? Relaxing in the lounge are Delmos Keeney, left, and Beth Kurtz, riglit. 35 GARVER HALL Ah, Carver Hall, the first and larg- est co-ed dorm on campus. Its resi- dents are of such a collection of back- grounds and beliefs that they couldn ' t settle on a single dorm name. Instead, the dorm members identify with an assortment of names to include the Crazy Ladies (the only women ' s tid- dly-wink team in the world), Medium HI (survivors of Middle Earth), the Penthouse (what else from the highest women ' s floor?). Taj Maiial (as unus- ual as its name imphes), Animal King- dom (otherwise known as the Man- chester College Corps of Engineers), and Bite a Thi (true connoisseurs of chicken legs). 36 Oakwood Hall is the oldest wom- an ' s dorm on the Manchester College campus. The residents maintained that tradition this year by instituting such old fashioned events as a carmel apple dip for Breakaway, wliich is not to say that the residents are old-fashioned. Second floor became the first floor of the women ' s dorms to institute the new alternative visitation pohcy of 80 hours a week. The reason for the peace and quiet . . . the leader of the pack, Paula Dul- hanty, the humble, quiet, and bashful (?) RC. Top: Don ' t let the smiles fool you, be- hind each one is a water baOoon and we have a water-logged camera to prove it. Above: Fellow conspirators of academia (chief cook and bottle washers) Row 1 Beth Hoover, Jan Geyer, Gay Traxler, Row 2 Becky Rondot, Ruth Mann, Judy Mullen, Sandy Baker, Amadea Tette, Jeanie Belonias, Row 3 Sharon Dotson, San- dy Wilson, Row 4 Sue Edison, Roy- lene See, Beth Bower, Barb Ramsbey, Marsha Gratner. OAKWOOD HALL 37 ISEA MEMBERS Judy Alexander Cheryl Bauiiigardner Sandy Baker Kathy Bernaro Craig Bowers Cheri Brewer Areda Brower Alice Campbell Kathleen Cessna Rosemary Cassell Dennis Cole Brenda Conley Robby Cussen Paul Davis Sue Denlinger Diana Detwiler Joyce Dodd William Duffy Paula Dulhanty Sheila Ege Barbara Ellison Cheryl Favors Jay Fawley Robert Floros Scott Frazier Kevin Fry Chris Fribley Deb Fritz Laurie Geyer George Gilbert Debbie Good Jeri Good Andrew Gross Mike Hartsough Beth Hoover Peg Howenstine Suen Hudson John Igoe David Kalin Karen Kammeyer Gary Kandel Ruth Keeney Jo Anne Kern Ruth Kilmer Cindy Kinsel David Ladd Ted Lantz Norma Leininger David Lopshire Linda Mason Margretta McBride Fred McCracken David McLiver Terry McRoberts SaUy Messee Janet Miller Lovena Miller Jim Nicholson Mary Niertert Brian N orris Rachel Norris Barbara Nowak Ann Peterson HoUy Pelking Shirley Perlich Julie Pischke Barbara Ramsbey Carolyn Randolph Jim Reff Terry Robbins Betty Roehm Carolyn Randolph Danny Rogers Mary Sclimidt Kathy See Gary Shenefield Christy Sibert Randy Siler Andy Smith Sally Stephenson Larry Statmeier Rodney Strayer Robert Tarnow Tom Thornburg Richard Troxler Becky Unger Donnie Watson Kathy Weller Stan Willmert John Woodruff Kathy Tobey 38 MFLA In an effort to keep the student body from starving MFLA sold Toble- rones as a fund-raising project. MFLA also sent deputation teams to different area high schools. These teams spoke on such topics as, The Value of Foreign Language Study and Life an Foreign Countries. MFLA President for the fall term was Renee Valencourt. Dee Jay Noff- singer led the group spring term. Row 1 : Kim Johnson, Dr. Ingraham, Jenny Meeham Row 2: Dawn Brimer, Sandy Meadows, Lisa Clevenger Row 3: Dee Jay Noffsinger, Jean Butter- baugh, Francis Townsend, Billie Dud- ley, Row 4: Paul Rubrake, Renee Val- encourt, Dr. Cuervo. 39 OAK LEAVES Despite rising printing costs and other financial problems the ' Oak Leaves ' staff, headed by Editor Mike Kastner, produced the campus news- paper bi-monthly. The paper featured both national and campus news. A special feature page entitled ' Slipping Into Blackness also appeared. Dawn Brimer will be the Editor for next year and Steve Evans wLU serve as her assistant. Top right: As Mike Kastner and Rick Stiver supervise, Roger CasseU demon- strates his typewriting skill. Right: Wednesday night layout puts Amy Stanley, right. Dawn Brimer, left, to work pasting-up the news pages. Above: What a layout!! 40 Top: Before starting to work Editor Mike Kastner proofreads some copy. Above: ' Oak Leaves ' staff includes row 1— Kathy Arnett, Denise Senter, row 2— Ann Stevenson, Mike Kastner, Dawn Brimer, Beth Ritchey, row 3- Roger Cassell, Rick Stiver. 41 U.P.C. The Union Program Council (UPC) sponsored many activities during the year. Besides planning special weekends, The UPC also sponsors movies and dances throughout the year. Top: row 1 Karen Swinehart, Judy Dills, row 2 WUliam Phillips, Brenda Sands, Rachel Norris, Rich Richey, Harold Beckwith, Becky Rondot row 3 Bari Faudree, Judy AJe.xander, Deb Hoffman. Left: UPC officers include Rick Richey, front. Vice Pres., Karen Swinehart, standing, Sec, and Becky Rondot, left, Pres. COMMUNITY COUNCIL In an effort to stimulate student in- terest Community Council held its weekly meetings in the various dorms and other campus buildings. The Council consisted of thirty-one active members including students and faculty. Besides sponsoring Camp Mack and Discussion Days the Council also spon- sored a work day when the fountain received a well-deserved cleaning. Row 1 : Jim Bishop, Dave Cox— Pres., Garen Bushong— Treas., NUa Staller— Sec, Holly Pelking— Vice Pres., Row 2: Damon Fields, Carol Wreath, Ahce Mahaffey— Omsbudperson, Sally Mes- ser, Margaret Saba, Fern Baldwin, Row 3: Tim McElwee, Carl Caldwell, Ed Debroka, Kevin Wolfe, Karen Crouse, Dennis Cole, Dave KidweU, Susie Nor- ton, Paul Davis, Mary Sherk, Bob Mac- Intyre, Phyllis Gilchrist, Fern Baldwin, Gene Falis. 43 There is an old phrase noting that the sun rises in the east creating the dawn and sets in the west signaling the dusk. Unfortunately for some the dark- ness of night never slows the activity in East Hall. For them the night is as in- teresting as the day. The angelic, attractive, and inno- cent (?) women of East Hall are also quite mysterious. For example, the time the residents were organized into tomato and water balloon squads and repelled the advances of serenading freshmen, with the help of four teddy bears and a hand puppet named Fromp, who serve as the unofficial dorm mascots. As another example, take the times they have locked their RA s out of their rooms and hidden the keys under their doors. The women of East also have unique cooking habits, like creating corn flake crumbs by care- fully inserting corn flakes into the pillows of those who are engaged to be married-truly a golden event. The women of East are also health conscious. Nightly, one will hear cho- ruses of the song Chicken Fat played to motivate the women to exercise for the sake of health. Truly, the sun rises in the east, but one other thing is certain: It never sets! Top Dorm Council: Front row: De- nise Reed, Pres., Pat HoUoway, Cheryl Hart Row 2: Kathy Tobey, Sandy Miller, Mary Sinclair. Back row: Sandy Meadows, Dana O ' Hara, Jan Sharky, Susan Gygi. Above: The women of East. EAST HALL Top left: Beth Ritchey WADJL chair- man. Top right: East RA ' s included front row: Linda Zehring, Teresa Bar- ber, Lori Eicheiberger, Darcy Carpen- ter. Back row: Kristi Taylor, RC, Joyce Dodd, Cinda Hanbuch, Marie Palacious, Ann Hammond. Above: WADJL members included front row: Tammy Nisley, Mary Duffy, Wanda Rans, Sally Kile. Back row: Chris Fribley, Jule Gilbert, Laura Porter. 45 SCHWALM HALL For many years tlie members of Schwalm Hall have been trying in vain to remodel the infamous image of the largest men ' s dorm on the Manchester College Campus. However, these feeble attempts are always ruined by Schwalm Hall ' s RJiine March when they sere- nade all the women ' s dorms and pa- rade up and down the college streets like storm troopers. That one activity, one niglit each year, always creates an unfavorable impression of the dorm. Yet, we the staff of the AURORA are going to show you another side of the dorm. Schwalm is famous for its athletic consciousness, because the ma- jority of the dorm residents are ath- letes. Yet these same residents volun- teer their services each year to work with handicapped children in a special Olympics. Schwalm Hall also has its own or- chestra. Many members play musical instruments of some sort, and occas- ionally, if near the dorm, one might hear the strains of music played of in- dividuals like Prentiss Lea, or Terry Brandon, or the classical piano of Lee Lynch. Ah, Schwalm Hall, there ' s hope for you yet! Top: Dorm President, Greg Koehlin- ger. Above: Dorm Council (seated) Mark Lisak, Dan Trachsel, Mike Bech- tol, Stan Zanetti, Dannv Pierce, Mike DeBord. Mark Childs. Tony Adams, Don Przybilinski. (Standing) Kenny Brandon, Bill Pete, Doug Coss, Greg Koehlinger. Left: Executive Council: Kenny Brand on, Chief Justice; Don Przybylinski, Vice Pres.; Greg Koehlin- ger, Pres.; Mike DeBord, Sec; Missing: Steve Hilligoss, Treas. 46 ALPHA PSI OMEGA lota Psi, a chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, is the honorary national dra- matic fraternity at M.C. To become a member a person must receive 50 points. These points are awarded for on and offstage activi- ties such as acting, set construction, and lighting. Alpha Psi Omega also offers public services to the student body by spon- soring plays and baking cakes and de- livering them to students on their birthdays upon parental request. Above: First Row: Rick Kastner, Pres. Second Row: Ruth Davis, Historian; Fritz Cripe, Larry Stratmeier, V.P. Third Row: Scott Strode, Advisor; Lois Wong, Jeff Courtright, Missing; Chib Gratz, Steve Johnson, George Fillgrove, Wayne Ross, honorary mem- ber. 47 A.A.F.R.O. Club A.A.F.R.O. Club- Under it ' s 1976- 77 motto, ' Where there ' s unity, their ' s strength, The A.F.F.R.O. Club ven- tured into new directions in improving campus relations. The Club sponsored numerous activities through the school year, some of which included: spon- soring guest speakers for the campus. Five days of programs during Black History Week, a very successful semi- formal, several picnics, discos, and var- ious other educational programs. Under the strong leadership of Presi- dent Romie Rush the A.F.F.R.O. Club became one of the leading organiza- tions on campus. Mr. Quentin Johnson, Counselor to minority students and A.A.F.R.O. Club advisor. This was Mr. Johnson ' s first year at Manchester and he has been a tremendous addition to the club. 48 Above: First row; Kevin Suggs, Quen- tin Johnson, Harold Beckwith, and Richard Medina. Second row: Lee An- netta Davis, Mary Worford, Ricky Brown, Denise Senter, Sandra Jones, Romie Rusli, PhyUis GUchrist, and Maria Gay. Right: A.F.F.R.O. Club Executive Board 1 976-77 ; Maria Gay. Treas. ; Phyllis Gilchrist, Sec; Romie Rush, Pres. ; Sandra Jones, V.P. 49 COMMUNITY COURT Established to promote the ideas of the Christian-Democratic tradition of civic responsibiUty and privelege, stu- dent leadership, and peer judgment the Community Court reviews cases re- ferred to it by resident hall councils, individuals, or the deans. The court is composed of five students, one fac- ulty member, the Dean of the college, and the Dean of students. Row 1 : Mike Kastner; Delmos Keeney —Chief Justice, Gay Traxler. Back row: Dean Book, Dean Escott, Beth Richey, Wally Baker, Dan Trachsel, Dwight Berry. Missing is James Shively. 50 PRE-LAW The Student Bas Association, for- merly known as the Pre-Law Club, is an organization designed to meet the needs of the MC pre-law students. Members of SBA met twice monthly to discuss law related issues and legal careers. During the year, SBA spon- sored a ride-along program with the Fort Wayne Police Department, inter- views with the County Prosecutor, area lawyers, and MC Graduates who are now in law school. The year also included a number of court visits which allowed members to see the legal process first hand. The SBA extends best wishes to its advisor. Dr. David CalDian, as he leaves Manchester College. Above: Row 1— Dave McFadden, Ed Cable, Alice Mahaffey. Row 2— Jay Starr, Pliil Pajakowski, Joe Hums, Row 3— Scott Sims, John Daggett, Dave Cal- ihan, Randy Wilson. 51 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION Environmental Action group is or- ganized to help promote environment- al awareness on Manchester ' s campus. The group consists of interested mem- bers of the college, led by Dr. William Eberly, who are willing to put time and effort into improving and main- taining our natural environment. In tlie past the group has been involved in setting up the college nature reserve, Koinonia by renovating the lodge and planting hundreds of trees to help re- store the natural beauty of the area. The group has also been leaders of na- ture hikes for elementary school chO- dren. Besides these kinds of special ac- tivities, the group meets weekly to lis- ten to special speakers in special inter- est areas and also to participate in spe- cial presentations, projects, and field trips. 52 ACS American Chemistry Society keeps students informed on new careers and innovations in the fields of science and medicine. Tlie past year speakers pre- sented such interesting topics as radi- ology, metabolic mutations, and being National Institute of Health ' guinea pigs. ' Row I —Cindy Heckman, V.P., Gary Pilcher, Treas., Row 2-Dan Doll, Pres., Dr. Wilson Lutz, Sponsor. 53 Co-Editors: Dana O ' Hara Ann Stevenson Art Editor Dale Hardacre Associate Editors: Mary Jo Bowman Mike Deeter Joe Griffith Amy Stanley Annamarie Wagoner Advisor; Charles D. KUnger Spectramis a collection of students ' creativity brought together for the en- joyment of us all. 54 -1 - iiac AURORA 1977 To the students, faculty, staff, al- unni, and all else who should venture to reach to the top of the shelf, wipe away the dust, and spread the covers of this attempted chronicle. We, the 1976-77 AURORA STAFF have braved the deadlines, added life to dry words, and reached ever so deeply into the dark cob-webbed clos- ets in the back of our minds, in an at- tempt to bring all of you this docu- mentation of a year ' s activities. The office is quiet now and bears no evidence of the spilled coffee, do- nut crumbs, the mountains of pop cans, the tons of mistake-laden paper, and the boxes containing photographs of countless hundreds of nameless faces ; awash in a sea of glossy black and white. Neither does it reflect the constant clatter of typewriters, the droning of a hundred voices, all speak- ing at the same time about a hundred different subjects, and the countless sleepless nights encountered by all of us who accepted this assignment. Yes, we poked a little fun, but do you know of a better way to begin those memories of time now passed, than to prime them like the well on Grandstaffs ' fann, with a couple min- utes of straight thought or verbaliza- tion of some rather nostalgic memories hung on a hanger in that dusty, dirty, dark, old closet in the back of all our minds? EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Jean Harrison Sandy Meadows SPORTS EDITORS Cinda Hanbuch Tim Pinkerton SPECIAL EVENTS EDITORS Ruth Davis Romie Rush TYPISTS Sara Lee Dawn Brimer UNDERCLASS EDITOR Robin Giant COPY WRITERS George Filgrove Dana O ' Hara PHOTOGRAPHERS Lee Ehringer John Daggett Nancy Warner Lois Wong Jude Foreman John Reed Rick Domer ARTIST Sandy Chalfant ,55 Wm ' WBKE WBKE is a better kind of entertain- ment. College students learn the tech- niques needed to be professional D.J. ' s by broadcasting to the campus and the community. WBKE prides themselves in being a well rounded radio station offering selections from BACH to ROCK. iJtt 56 Executive Staff Faculty Advisor SAM DAVIS Chief Engineer DICK MURRAY Station Manager LARRY STRATMEIER Program Director JEFFCOURTRIGhi Publicity Director BECKY WHEELER Sales Director KAREN KENNEDY Music Director TOM POWERS Classics and Jazz Director JOE GRIFFITH News Directors SCOTT KENZIE GEORGE FILLGROVE Sports Directors DAN WELDY DENNIS KOENIG Chief Operator PATTY COLE Secretary RUTH DAVIS Disk Jockey Engineers FM LARRY STRATMEIER PATTY COLE MARY RHYNARD JEFFCOURTRIGHT MARSHA GRATNER JIM McINTYRE ALICE MAHAFFEY LEE ANN DAVIS SANDRA JONES DAVE BALLINGER LINDA KNOLL SCOTT KENZIE JERRY SNYDER MELODY MYERS ROMIE RUSH RICK SIMON DAN WELDY RUTH DAVIS BECKY WHEELER KAREN KENNEDY JOE GRIFFITH TOM POWERS BRUCE NELSON STEVE PONTIOUS RON MIHAVICS PHYLLIS GILCHRIST JENNI MEEHAN DAVE McFADDEN JEFF ADAMS DON ST. CLAIR LYNN SEYLER Disk Jockey AM BRAD STRYCKER MARSHA GRATNER DON ST. CLAIR BRAD BUCHER MARY DUFFY SANDY BROWN DEBANGLEMYER CATHY WILSON 57 Above right: WBKE, 89.5 on your FM dial. Rick Kastner reports over the air. Riglit! Havoc in tlie radio room as Jeff Courtright prepares to attack the unsuspecting Linda Knoll. 58 MFU Row 1 : Jerry Snyder, Chib Gratz, Steve Nelson. Row 2: Rob Butler, Marsha Grat- ner, Alice Mahaffey, Jeff Courtright, Dave Kennedy. Row 3: Dave McFadden, Dr. Aungst, Larry Stratmeier, Mary Rliynard. Early morning hours, long rides, and a lot of research are a few of the things MFU members look forward to. Manchester College students traveled throughout Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois entering in competition with other col- leges and universities for awards in events such as debate, oratoriation, ex- temporanious, impromtu, and prose. The main goal of MFU is to im- prove its members pubhc speaking ability. This is accomplished through competition and public service speech- es. Public service speaking consists of after dinner speaking and theatrical cuttings. Manchester College students also judge and coach local high school speech teams. This year Ruth Davis was recog- nized with an award for her service; Robert Butler received the novice award; and Mary Rliynard received the membership award. 59 Circle K, an offshoot of Kiwanis, serves the community and campus. This year the organization adopted the child care center as one of their projects. Each week students go to the center and entertain the children. They also purchased a radio, a record player, repaired toys, set up Christmas decorations, and winter proofed the windows for the center. Circle K ' s glass crushing project moved to a new location this year. By crushing glass they help the communi- ty economically and ecologically. On campus the club sponsored dances in the spring and the fall, pro- vided hot chocolate during finals, and handed out sport schedules. For the first time this year Circle K collected money for diabetes as well as their annual Walk-a-thon for the Amer- ican Cancer Society. Circle K officers: Bob Stellner, Pres.; Jane Lemmon, Sec. Treas.; Dave Unger, V.P. 60 COLHECON Row 1 : Amy Stanley, Pub. Ch., Ruth • Troyer, Shirley Perlich, Sec. Treas., Linda Ross, Prog.; Martha MiUer, ad- visor. Row 2: Jan Miller, Edith Roher, Rosemary CasseU, Pres. MoUy Stout. Row 3: Annette Dawson, Sara Hayes, Pat Hollo way. Pub. prog. Marsha Grat- ner. CoDiecon Club means College Home Economics and is open to every- one, even non-home economics majors. The club meets twice a month and have various programs that are of interest to everyone: fashions, decora- tions and gift ideas for Christmas, Stu- dent Teacher experiences, and pro- grams for Peabody Home and Timber- crest. Colliecon participates in other ac- tivities such as: High School Day. Homecoming Coffee Hour, Christmas caroUng, Fund-raising projects, usher- ing for Public Programs and publishing a Home Economics newsletter to area Higli Schools. This year the club bought drapes for the Home Economics laboratory in Winger. Colliecon is actively involved in be- coming professionals through our affil- iation with and attendance at meetings of the Indiana and American Home Economics Association and their stu- dent organizations. This year-November 6th, 1976, Manchester College, for the first time, was fortunate to host the Student Members of the Indiana Home Eco- nomics Association State Meeting here on our campus. Janet Miller was the presiding State President and Rose- mary Cassell was Voting Delegate for the IHEA at the National meeting. Both attended the June, 1976 Nation- al meeting held at Minneapohs, Minne- sota. 61 IIGN In effort to provide MC witli spiri- tual guidance CFA sponsors many campus activities. Among these are Sunday morning celebrations, Tuesday morning prayer breakfast, deputation teams, Sunday evening Bible study. Fish (Wed. night Bible study), prayer chain, and chapel bookJets- ' ' This is my life. CFA benefits the campus by pro- viding an on campus tutorial service. Their volunteer services also includes a sheltered workshop which is a clinic for mentally retarded children. CFA entertained the campus this year with the music of Tanglefoot. CFA Board Members: Front Row: Bob Knechel, pastor; Lynn Zunkel, Everett Shattuck. Back Row: Jolm Paiffer, Theo Watts, Evonne DiUing, chairperson; Tom Powers, Dan McFad- den. Missing: Steve Van Houten, Herb Ingraham, sponsor; Jo Ann Martin, sponsor. Dan McFadden expresses his view as Lynn listens. 62 Alex Acheampong Franklin Andy Christel Angenheister Monica Barron Olisa Ibegbu CoUins Ijoma Belinda Lau Nartey Marbell Marianne Matindas Maria Nivia Ignatius Nnadi Emeka Nnubia Gladson Nwanna Harrison Okotie Samuel Owusu-Akyaw Ajitha Pasqual John Philip Swingley Poll Amadae Tette Pilar Torres Saeed Yaglioubzar Sourusski Zandvaliili 63 CO-WED Sharing a special bond, Co-Wed members meet togetlier and attend educational and entertaining programs. This year ' s sponsor, Mrs. Rona Jo Thompson, led the group in its numer- ous activities for the first time. Cindy Carter, Pres. Patsi RockliUl, V. P. Peg Stiver, Sec. Marlene Thomas, Treas. HELPING HANDS: Vicky Horoho Sheri Brewer SPONSOR: Rona Jo Thompson Dianna Detwdler Lois Keeney Mary Jane Clem Doris Strycker Karla McDonald 64 ' r t hrt. X o ' ifs rx y -p. cr s r S v c_ ' ? cl: . ? Manchester College Society of Phy- sics Students provides those who are ' interested in physics the opportunity to expand their knowledge and inter- est in this field of science. Within the S.P.S. is the honor soci- ety, Sigma Pi Sigma. This year M.C. had two Sigma Pi Sigma recipients- Frank Horner and Joel Boaz. These students as weU as many others here at M.C. have learned Physics is fun. SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS 65 MENC Music Educators National Confer- ence Chapter Nine is the MC national organization for music teachers. The purpose of this organization is to in- struct the students in new methods of teaching music and to promote the im- portance of music in secondary schools. This year MENC sold popcorn and Singing Telegrams at Christmas. The liigh lights of this years activities in- cluded workshops on ETM and chor- eograplry with swing choirs. Row 1 : Lovena Miller, V.P.; Lila Van Lue, Treas.; Sandy Miller. Pres.; Row 2: Brad Sewart. Peg Howenstine, Mr. Stienbaugli. sponsor. 66 CONCERT BAND OBOE Carol Martin Nina Hill FLUTE Paula Coutz Pam Hootson Glenda Mark Virginia Grove Jerilee Kinzie Beckey Kinne BASSOON Lovena Miller CLARINET Lila Van Leu Brent Archer Rochelle Moyer Steve Nelson Lisa Clevenger Dave L ' Argent BASS CLARINET Lois Behnken CONTRA BASS CLARINET Mike Williford BARITONES Mark Person Dwayne Rice TROMBONES Ann Stevenson Todd Hatterer Neal Mock TUBA Robin Crist Jack Harvey FRENCH HORN John Snyder Denise Reed Keith Valencourt PERCUSSION Glenn Hanpson Diane Leverenz Linda Ross Susan Cosby TRUMPET Renee Valencourt Steve Hammer Randy Replogle Mike Owens SAXOPHONE Bev Ott Norma Hooten Mary Lou Kniss Sylvia Mulligan 67 | r F P I r r P -Mi MC CHORALE Peggy Corl, Pres. Juhe Easterday Susie Morton, VP Sec. Karen Eberly Nolan Long, Accompanist Jayne Flanigan Soprano I Peri Graham Mary Baldwin Becky Kinne Lisa Clevenger Becky Klingler Susan Cosby Cindy Krall Lee Ann Davis Chere McKinley Susan Halt Dawn Robbins Sharon Knechel Nancy Spangler Nadine Mong Sandra Wilson Rachel Norris Alto 11 Davonne Rogers Barb Beeson Kay Rowe Becky DuU Soprano II Christine Gary Carolyn CaldweU Harriet Hamer Ruth Davis Carolyn Harlan Brenda Eberly Jenny Hollenberi Lana Groombridge Norma Hooter Rebecca Heusel Linda Knoll Nina HUl Sarah Kurtz Peg Howenstine Sandra Miller Jayne Liffick Donna Royer Judy Mason Ruth Snyder Becky Menzie Lila Van Lue Susie Norton Grace Zunkel Becky Thrush Lynn Zunkel Annamarie Wagoner Tenor I Alto I Dave Baker Wilma Detwiler Kim Heusel Delmos Keeney Brad Seward Jerry Snyder Tenor II Bill Baxter Glenn Hampson John Neher Dwayne Rice Allen Weldy Jeff White Bass I Jerry Dumbaugh John Peiffer Dan Petry Tom Powers Bill White Phil Wriglit Phil Zimmerman Bass II Mark Albright Robert Floros Paul Gilmore Grant Holsinger Bruce Hughes Nolan Long Neal Mock Allen WOlmert 68 JAZZ BAND Vocalist Trumpets Pianist Chris Gary Mike Owens Linda Zehring Drummer Steve Hammer Guitarist Glenn Hampson Randy Replogle Randy Gratz Saxaphonists Mark Albriglit Tom Powers Lovena Miller Matt Baker John Fike Mary Lou Kniss Trombones Percussion Norma Houten Mark Person John Reed Bev Ott Craig McBride Chris Coleburn Chris Garber Dave Baker Judy Maury 69 A CAPPELLA CHOIR SOPRANO I. Susan Cosby Susan Halt Sharon Knechel Rachel Norris Davonne Rogers ALTO I Brenda Eberly Perri Grahani Beckie Menzie Dawn Robbins Christine Shenk Lynn Zunkel TENOR I Dave Baker Delmas Keeney Brad Seward BASSl John Peiffer Dan Petry William White Plril Wright SOPRANO II Peg Corl Lee Ann Davis Peg Howenstine Susan Norton Rebecca Thrush ALTO II Becky Dull Karen Eberly Cindy KralJ Sarah Kurtz Sandy Miller Donna Royer TENOR II Bill Baxter Glenn Hampson Allen Weldy BASS II Mark Albriglrt Robert Floros Bruce Hughes Nolan Long 70 f X 71 COMPETITION CROSS COUNTRY RUNS TO VICTORY Dedicated members of the Cross Country team spent hours just running to get in shape for tlie season. The fe- nrale sex proved more important as five gals goined the team and not only improved its general looks, but its rec- ord too. Top right: Showing Ms winning form, Dave Ladd takes off for the traU. Above left: Smiling the joy of victory and the agony of the feet, Beth Besec- ker runs for the goal. Above: Fall Cross Country Team was Row 1 : Jan Fairs, Kathy Arnett, Peg Shoutz, Terry Gotz, Row 2: Paul Gil- more, K.ris Airgood, Ron Ross, Paul Ulerich, Dave Ladd. Row 3: Mark Lisak, Scott Wareham, Jim Burkett, Gary Shenefield. 74 CINDERMEN ON THE RUN! Left: Getting off to a good start for MC are Jim Horning, Steve Walton, and Tim Reed. Above: Track members for 1976 are Tom Wagner, Chad Watkins, Jim Horn- ing, Dan Hoffman, Bill Duffy, Terry Oswalt, Ken Oren. Second row: Dave Ladd, Ron Ross, Mark Lisak, Mike Cox, Scott Taylor, John Mitmone. Third row: Tom Reed, George Cook, Bob Kowalski, Gene Smith, Bob Mcln- tyre, Jim Nichols, Dean Mishler. Fourth row: Greg Mort, Steve Simons, Charles George, Bob Homen, Tim For- low, Jerry Spindler. Fifth row: Charles Hurn, Marlin Hoke, Stan Wil- mert, Jim Burkett. Back row: Coach Meek, Coach Claude Wolf, Danny Rogers. 75 76 GOLF TEAM GETS INTO THEIR SWING ■ ■. ■■ 6 «?;:: .A ' Left: Putting seems to be an act of ex- treme concentration and enjoyment for Bari Faudree. Above: Preparing for a practice shot. Bob Hints shows good form in keeping liis eye on tlie ball. Top (1. to r.): Paul Davis, Bob Hints, Bari Faudree, Coach Jarrett, Steve Di- mitt, Kevin Wolfe, Joe Jarrett. 76 BASEBALL 76 Upper left: The strong left arm of Jim Jenkens lets go another mighty pitch. Upper right: Poised for action, Kevin Frey prepares to prevent an attempted base steal. Spring Baseball 1976: Front row left to right: Jim Singleton, Jeff Childs, Marty Maupin, Stan Zanetti, Rich Richey. Second row: Danny Pierce, Jim Jenkins, Kurt Adams, Todd Howard, Gary Weybright, Mary Frey, Tim Garner. Back row: Kevin Frey, Brian Eckret, Bob Boyles, Greg Weller, Steve Nadolny. Mike DeGeeter. 77 Below: Looks like another stand-off at the scrimmage Une. FOOTBALL The 1976 football season, accord- ing to Coach Jarrett, was one which could be described in one word- CHARACTER. It was made up of a wide variety of the young and the old. There were thirteen seniors who pro- vided the much needed leadership, and also several freshmen who held starting positions this year. The Spartan defense finished sec- ond in the conference in the total de- fense in allowing opponents just 196 yards per game, and also ranked well up in the top ten in the country in pass defense allowing only 63 yards per game. Eighteen of MC ' s 90 points for the year were scored on defense. On offense, the Spartans averaged 225 yards per game. It was a year of ups and downs and was the best season since 1972. Team unity and spirit and unity were high. The 13 seniors on the team will be missed, but with the return of an out- standing nucleus of underclassmen, the football fortunes of MC are looking up for 1977. 1 .. ' . Above: The stoic referee watches the ring-around-the-rosey on the field. 78 Left: Number 13 stops just short of a good tackle. Below: Center field becomes the nu- cleus of action. ' ' ' .4 M% Row 1 : Jim Nicholson, Jim Reff, Kent Rosenbaum, John Igoe, Dave Lopshire, Kim Richey, Craig Hill, Kevin Frey, Scott Fraizer, Brad Limbert, Chuck Hum, Don Pryzblinski, Rick Troxel, Mark Cliilds, Mike Debord, Tim John- son, Carl Shivley, Row 2: Joe Jarrett, Dave Perkins, Bruce Hecklinski, Bob Johnson, Mike Degetter, Steve Walton, John Goree, Tim Pinkerton, Mel Hous- ton, Lou Brandon, George Gilbert, Randy Silers, Scott Mannering, Doug Coss, Ed Debroka, Lee Lynch, Dan Hoffman, Dave Sipe, Bob Ward, Bill McCombs. Third row. Steve Tyler, mgr.; Dave Lewis, BOl Pete, Jeff Ad- ams, Glen Brennan, Dave Bremer, Prentiss Lea, Jim Pierce, Jim Brothers, Kevin Buchanan, Kevin Rliodes, Bob Richards, Morris GueneU, Mike Carr, Robert Garmen, Dave Burgess, Stan Hooley, Steve Wedel, Kevin Murphy, Greg Ceslick. 79 SOCK IT TO ' E The MC Kickers started off very slowly by losing their four matches, but were able to down Goshen (1-0) in the Homecoming match. It was the first time in MC soccer history that Goshen was downed. The Kickers were also able to beat Marion (4-2) for the first time. The Kickers finished the season with a 5-5 record after starting with four straight losses. Ne.xt season is going to be a good one with the addi- tion of Purdue, Bluffton and an alum- ni game to the schedule. Ik MWA-AXJ -« Top: Pausing from play for a chilling moment are the co-captains Ken Miller, Dave Murphy, and Roger Cassell. Above: Row 1-Emeke Nubie, Mark Sipe, George Cook, Mike Carney, Saeed Yaghoobzra, Ken Miller, Dave Murphy, Roger CasseU, Franklin Andy, Gary Yoder, Ron Mihavicks, Mike Reed. Row 2-Bill Duffy, Denny Cole, Steve Ditto, Steve Smith, Mike Beckman, Bob Mclntyre, Ajitha Pas- qual, Steve Diller, Rob Martin, Jim Horning, John Column, Dan McFad- den. Manager. Row 3-Pat Lintner, Steve Embree, Craig Leeper, John Peif- fer. Norm Hope, Mark Sherman, Dick Schmitt, Dana Merrick, Dave Lehman, Bob Kowalski, Dan Naragon, Coach John Lehman. 80 Left: He may not have an easy job, but Ken Miller finds a way to block while sitting down. Below left; A dancing school drop-out, Dave Murphy learns a new way to do the bump. f ; .-J ' • j .- K) g K Above: After making a daring attempt for the ball, Mark Sipe braces liimself for the inevitable impact. TENNIS Altliough M.C. Netters were a young team, they performed well. In conference play they captured fourth place. Sr. John Daggett was chosen for the all conference team. M.C. placed high in the district competition. Front row: Elman Frantz, Mike Owens, John Daggett. Back row: John Hoffman, Tim Garner, Steve Richter, Coach Stan Weller. 82 WRESTLING Under new coach Ted Benten, the Manchester grapplers came through with an even win-loss record this year. After a rough beginning, the Spartans reached a turning point in January and started on a winning streak. The team was young with sev- eral promising Freshmen and only three Seniors. A good nucleus of wrestlers with experience will be re- turning next year. Senior Captain Rick Overfield came through with the best season record and the most pins, with Junior Tim Pinkerton just one pin behind liim. Row 1 : Dave Ballinger, Steve Aughin- baugh, Dan Doll, Prentiss Lea, Stan Zannitti, Rod Strayer, Matt Satoski, Rick Overfield. Back row: Kevin Chambers, Ted Benten. 83 Below: Driving past liis opponent, Bill Zycli shows his special kind of aggressive play. m M m Top: All eyes are on the ball and MC ' s in the middle as usual. Bottom: Warding off two opposing players, an unidenti- fied MC dribbler shoots for the basket. 84 BASKETBALL 77 The Spartans found winning very tough in the HBCC. The conference was very balanced this past season and the Spartans were not able to score the few extra points they needed to win. Coach Fletcher, after his first sea- son coaching at MC, hopes the young team will have a better season next year. MC will not lose any players for next year, so it should sport a strong effort. Top: As an Anderson opponent looks on Morris Gurnell goes up to raise the MC score. Bottom; Row 1, Brad Montgomery, Ken Wilhite, Morris Gurnell, Tim Bar- wick, Row 2-Coach Ron Fletcher, John Schetzel, Bill Zych, Jim Miller, Tim dinger, Jason Redden, Brad Gulp, Kenny Green, Coach Merrit. 85 - r ' :!■: ' :. - ■- ' ' : 3 ' ' 1P ' MM , - ' ' ?v,.4S BUILDER ' S SPIRIT SPARK MC ' S SPIRIT Above: MC cheerleaders and their spirit stand out wherever they go. Left: Male cheerleaders for fall term were: bottom row: Ron Hecklinski, Steve Nadolny, Roger Hirshy;top row: Bill Zych, Dirk Warner. Left: Female cheerleaders for fall term from bottom to top were Laura Kalin, Willa Detweiler, Julie Burkholder, Wilma Detweiler, and Dawn Robbins. Below: MC cheerleaders show the Egyptians how to malce a real pyra- mid. Above: Hey fellas you ' re going the wrong way!! 89 WE ' VE GOT SPIRIT Manchester ' s women started the season with a will to learn under the enthusiastic leadership of new Head Coach, Lana Groombridge. Lack of experience due to the short playing season caused many of the team ' s de- feats. However, all players added depth to their various skills which made the difference at tiie end of the season. The will to win and an over- whelming sense of team spirit com- bined to help the team capture a sec- ond place finish in the Small College State Volleyball Tourney. With a 1 2-8 season record, the team feels that the win-loss record is not the only impor- tant thing in sports. Pride in learning and playing as a team is of greater im- portance. Although the Junior Varsity season was not a winning one, the women gained a close unity under assistant coach, Roger Hirschy. Individual skills were improved and the team gathered momentum as the season progressed. Ne.xt year these players should continue tq improve and keep the team building. Below: Demonstrating her high style Cinda Hanbuch success- fuUy blocks while Sue Hdison poses for further action and Jan Smaltz coaches from the backcourt. 31 , i30J 21 Above: Varsity team members include front row (1 to r): Sue Edison, Connie Thompson, Jan Smaltz, Peggy Kling, Kathy Gordon, back row: Marie Palacios, Manager, Karen Click, Cinda Han- buch, Judy Johnson, Coach Lana Groombridge, and Sue Walker. 90 Below: Proving those grueling hours of practice are worth it, Connie Thomp- son smirkingly does the bump Mrs. G ' s way to teammates Smaltzie, Gordon and Bush. Below: Demonstrating the old adage that two heads are better than one, Kathy Gordon and Cinda Hanbuch cause an opponent to cower in fear. Below: It ' s two-on-two as Mary Bar- low (No. 32) and an opponent vie for the baD. Above: Junior Varsity team members were front row: Jacque Phillips, manager, Sue Powell, Denise Parcel. Jewel Ransom, Judy Horning, back row: Wilma Detwiler, Roylene See, Mary Barlow, Cheryl Hart, Barb Ellison, and Coach Lana Groombridge. 91 WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL Row 1 : Sandy Mort, Sandy Chalfant, Kathy Gordon, Sue Walker, Jerri Good, Row 2: Cinda Hanbuch. Sue Powell, Wilma Detweiler. Willa Det- weiller, Teresa Barber, Mary Dick, Marie Palacios, (Manager). Row 3: Carmi Thorton (Coach) Jan Smalt , Roylene See, Areda Brower, (Mana- ger), Connie Thompson, Deb Drake. With a 2-6 record MC ' s last season for Softball was not successful winning wise, but the players generally agreed that It sure was fun! Coaches Onita Johnson and Carmi Thorton believed that the main problem was the lack of an experienced pitcher. Hitting and fielding were good though, and two of the games were lost by just one run. 92 ' WOMEN ' S TENNIS Far left: Peering intensely, Jan Smaltz watches to see if her serve is in. Left: Eyes on the ball, Cindy Nichols serves. Below left: Waiting to put that extra oomph in her serve is Mary Worford. Below; Showing correct form, Cinda Hanbuch waits for the return. 93 s W WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Under a new head coach, Lana Groombridge, and assistant coach, Grahni Groombridge, the Manchester women experienced many new playing techniques this season. A combination of not playing up to potential and the inany injuries that plagued the team this year resulted in an even 6-6 season record. But. much was learned from the season ' s experiences to help the team grow and have a more successful season ne.xt year. The women ' s coach- es feel that the team this year had a super spirit and comradship that, it v as hoped would never be lost. Leading scorers for the Manchester team were Jan Smaltz, averaging 15.7 points per game; followed by Peg Plumnier who averaged 12.6 points per game. CLnda Hanbuch was the leading rebounder, averaging 10.3 per game and Karen Click led the Spartans with assists. Row 1 : Marie Palacios, Kathy Gordon, Jan SmaJtz, Connie Thompson, Peg Plummer, Coach Lana Groombridge, Back row: Jacque Phillips, Beth Be- secker, Denise Parcel, Sue Walker, Karen Click, Deb HUdreth, Mary Nie- tert, Cinda Hanbuch, Coach Groom- bridge. NTRAMURAL SPORTS Everyone needs time out to work off all those frustrations of academic life and to just go out and plain have a good time! Intramural sports provides just the outlet for the majority of Manchester ' s students, who have dis- covered the wonders that knocking a ball around tor an hour can do for one ' s attitude. The college provides an excellent program including such sports as volleyball, basketball, foot- ball, Softball, soccer, wrestling, and badminton. Trophies were also awarded for the first time this year to the top teams in Women ' s, Men ' s, and Co-Ed divisions. Left: Scenes from the ' 77 intramural basketball season. 95 PEOPLE 96 The conglomeration of people at MC are as varied as the shades on the color wheel. Here, different opinions, views, per- sonalities, and backgrounds mix to form just a small melting pot . Experiences of dorm life, making friends, taking Humanities Core, eating at the Union, and just plain living make us each a part of the others around us. Soon this stony conglomeration be- comes a workable community of friends. n 97 A. BLAIR HELMAN A college president is just like any other manwho lives in the public eye. There are stories told, jokes made, and he becomes the reason for many a complaint-oriented issue that really wasn ' t his fault to begin with. There was a college president who assumed office at a time when his uni- versity was plagued with budget cuts and student unrest. Shortly after he as- sumed office, he was asked by one of his faculty, how he was weathering the storm. He replied, Well, during the day, I ' m under a great deal of strain, but at night 1 sleep like a baby-sleep- ing for a few hours, waking to cry, sleep for a few more hours . . . ' Being a college president tends to elevate an individual to a plateau where he seems to be a god-like char- acter, when all the long, he is just as human as the rest of us. With our lim- ited language, we label that plateau, Greatness. A single word that acts as a filter. That changes perception. Not how that Great man sees us but how we see him. Thus, we present to you, the Presi- dent of Manchester College, A. Blair Helman, whose thoughts and ideas will live within us as long as those of our professors. Why is it that Greatness is never being alone, but always lonely? CoUege President A. Blair Helman checks througli one of the numerous volumes in his library. 98 BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Ernest G. Barr Mr. Robert Beery Mr. Richard G. Bigler Mr. H. Don Blair, II Mr. Henry A. Campbell Mrs. Sara M. Clinton Mr. Howard L. Donier Mr. James L. Hartman Dr. A. Blair Helman Dr. Ruth E. Holland Mr. J. Gordon Keever Mr. Robin Lahman Mr. Joseph H. Ni.xon Dr. John H. Porter Mr. J. Benton Rlioades Mr. G. William Sayers Mr. James S. Taylor Mr. Robert R. Wagoner The Reverend H. Arthur Whisler Mrs. Jean C. Young Dr. John R. Ypung HONORARY TRUSTEES Mr. Arlo Gump Dr. Fred A. Replogle 99 MC FACULTY AND STAFF 1976-77 JAMES ADAMS Art DORIS AIRGOOD Library KIPALISHIO Director of Men ' s Housing MAX ALLHN Art Department PATH ALLISON Assistant Dean of Students, Psychol- ogy RONALD AUNGST Speecii and Corninunications FLRNL BALDWIN Sociology STEPHEN BATSKA Art DWIGHT BEERY Physics RICHARD BELLOWS Financial Aid JAMES BISHOP History RICHARD BITTINGER History HOWARD BOOK Academic Dean PAUL BOWMAN Director of Admissions KENNETH BROWN Religion and Philosophy ROGER BUZZARD History and Economics CARL CALDWELL History DAVID CALIHAN History and Political Sceince JAMES CLARK Bookstore Manager 100 DONNA MIKH CROWTHLRS Director of Women ' s Housing ROWAN DAGGHTT English ■QfH 1 3 K fvK PAUL DAILHY Print siiop manager SAMUEL DAVIS Speecii and Communications GARYDEAVHL Music ALLEN DEETER Religion JAMES DODSON Economics and Business WILLIAM EBERLY Biology JUNE ENOCH Education STANLEY ESCOTT Dean of Students QUENTIN EVANS Sociology ELDON FAHS Assistant to President and Education DWIGHT FARRINGER Physics RANDOLPH FENIMORE Philosophy OVIDIOF -CUERVO Modern Languages ROLAND FLETCHER Physical Education and Basketball Coach ROBERT FRANTZ Head Bookkeeper JAMES GARBER Public Relations WARREN GARNER Education ARTHUR GILBERT Accounting and Business HENRY GLADE Modern Languages JAMES GRATZ Physical Education 101 LANAGROOMBRIDGE Physical Hducation RICHARD HARSHBARGER Economics GREGORY HASTINGS Education A. BLAIR HELMAN President of Manchester College MIRIAM HOCHSTETLER Home Economics DIANA HOLTHUIS Music HERBERT INGRAHAM Modern Languages DOROTHY JOHNSON Business ON ITA JOHNSON Physical Education QUENTIN JOHNSON Minority Student Advisor ROBERT JONES Music Department PAUL KELLER Communications CHARLES KLINGLER English ROBERT KNECHEL Campus Pastor DAVID KREPS Biology Department JOHN LAHMAN Soccer Coach JACK LAUMER Music JOYCE LECKRONE Librarian WILSON LLITZ Chemistry JoANN MARTIN English Department DIANA MASON, R.N. CAROL MC AMIS Music Department 102 DALEMCCAULKV Computer and Math DONALD MEtK Physical Education DOUGLAS MILLER Administration Counselor EDWARD MILLER Cheniistr ' MARTHA MILLER Home Economics ROBERT MOCK Sociology EMERSON NISWANDER BiologN PHILIP ORPURT Biolog - ROBERT PAINE Registrar PHILIP PARKER Education ME RV PEOPLES Sociology WILLIAM PHILLIPS Physical Education and Health STEPHEN RAABE Admission Counselor RAYMOND REDBURN Political Science T. WAYNE RIEMAN Philosophy and Religion RICHARD ROBISON Education JAMES ROWE Math DENNIS SAMPSON Catalog Librarian 103 BRENDA SANDS Home Economics LOLA SANGER Business DORALEEN •■DOR SCHHHTZ Admission RUTH ANNSCHLITT Public Relations FRED SCHMIDT Admission Counselor JAMES SHI VELY Sociology PAL ' LSHRIDER Maintenance VERNON STINEBAUGH Music JAMES STREATOR Chemistry SCOTT STRODE Speech Communication and Drama DONALD TALBERT Business and Accoimting R. JAN THOMPSON Assistant Dean of Students, Director of Housing and Psychology ROBERT TU LEY Chrector of Admissions DAVID WAAS History STANLEY VVELLER Chemistry LAWRENCE WIELAND Comptroller JACKLYN WILSON Admission Counselor ROLLINWINTRODE Maintenance DAVID YE ATTER Treasurer and Business Manager GARY ZIMMERMAN Psychology JEAN ZIMMERMAN Home Economics 104 3 fc3f -4 . WHO DUN IT? Have you ever wondered who picked u p that gum wrapper you threw so nonchalantly on the campus grounds or who typed that three page memo you promptly threw in the waste basket conveniently placed next to your mail box? Pictured here are just a few of those campus workers who provide an in- numerable amount of services vital to the functioning of M.C. So next time you ' re tempted to toss that paper scrap or the ground or cram that memo into the nearest waste-basket, remember those hard working people who work for you. Top; Aletha Cooper, Barbara Kelly, Doris Spann, Jerri Gidley, Lorraine Slifer, Marie Wade. Row 2: Jan Mock, Doris Huston, Velma Frey, Betty Roser, Ruth Hauser, Susan Walters, Jill Biehl, Mary EUzabeth Ayres. Row 3: Kay Batdorf, Dorothy GoodLander, Roberta Leuck, Grace Zunkel, Vickie Hapner, Rita Scholl, Patrice Nighten- gale, Geri Howard. Above: First row; Lamoin Montel, El- mer Aschliman. Second row: Roger Shively, Toni Morrisey, Anna Mae Kinsey, Harold MUler, Wayne Ross, RoUin Wintrode, Vernon Midmone, Lewis Deardoff. Third row: Noah Shively, Jackie Kaiser, Pete Kaiser, Gerald Metzger, Robert Metzger, Doug CampbeU, Paul Shrider, Jeff Trachsel. Back row: Kieth Immel, Gene Rhoades, Royal Spangle. 105 JEFFERY BRAD AGNEW B.S. Biology. Env. Studies SENIORS 77 JUDITH M. ALEXANDER B.S. Elementary Ed. JANET KAY APPLE B.S. Bus. Ad. and Secretarial Studies WALLACE ALLEN BAKER B.S. Pol. Sc. and Sec. Ed. Soc. Sc. DAVID FOREST BALLINGER B.S. Chemistry KATHLEEN SUSAN BARNUM B.S. BlO-Chemistry, Biology BETH ANN BAUER B. A. Spanish CHERYL ANN BAUMGARDENER B.S. Elementary Ed. RICHARD D. BAVER B.S. Accounting and Math MICHAEL JUDSON BECHTOL B.S. Bus. and Econ. MICHAEL BECKMAN B.S. Accounting HAROLD EUGENE BECKWITll JR. B.S. Bu. Ad., Comm. DENNIS L. BEVER B.S. Math DAVID BIBBEE B.S. Religion KENNETH WILLIAM BRANDON B.S. Bus. Ed. CHERI LYN BREWER B.S. Elementary Ed. i mj l 1 3 L r ml y g ' V 106 RICKY TERRANCE BROWN B.S. Pre-Med. GAREN DOUGLAS BUSHONG B.S. AccoLintino ELEANOR JEAN BATTERBAUGH B.A. Erench VAUGHN CALLAHAN B.A. Accounting JANICE E. CAMPBELL A.A. Secretarial Studies DONAL A. CARBAUGH B.S. Sociology, Speech, Coniniunica- tions MARK OREN CARTER B.S. Pre-Med, Biology ROSEMARY ALICE CASSEL B.S. Home Economics Ed. DAVID WAYNE CATTIN B.A. Spanish Ed. MARK EDWIN CHILDS Bus. Ed. DENNIS WAYNE COLE B.S. Sec. Ed. History JANICE PEARLMAN CORTNER B.S. Social Work DAVID AUSTIN COX B.S. Pol. Sc. RICHARD J. CULP B.S. Biology. Env. Studies ROBBY D. CUSSEN B.S. Elementary Ed. JOHN DAGGETT B.S. History, Pol. Sc. GLEN R. DAUGHTRY B.S. Pre-Med., Biology DEBRA DAVIS B.A. History ANNETTE DAWSON B.A. German, Economics, Business J. TIMOTHY DAY B.S. Biology, Art ELISE RUTH DENLINGER B.A. History 107 SUE ANNE DENLINGER B.S. Elementary Education THEODORE J. DENNIS B.S. Elementary Education DIANA LYNN DETWILER B.A. Business Education DAVID L. DICKSON B.S. Business Economics STEVEN LINDSAY DILLER B.S. Political Science History JOYCE DODD B.S. Elementary Education BRIAN BERNARD DOLEZAL B.S. Chemistry DANIEL WAYNE DOLL B.S. Chemistry Biology SHARON KAY DOTSON A.A. early Childhood Education DAVID BRIAN DRAKE B.P. Accounting Business WILLIAM JOSEPH DUFFY B.S. Health Physical Educution PAULA LEE DULHANTY B.A. Elementary Education SUZANNE EILEEN EDISON B.S. Physical Education LOR! BETH EICHELBERGER B.A. Psychology STEVEN ROY FARRINGER B.S. Physics BARI KIM FAUDREE B.S. Accounting Business Economics JAY R. FAWLEY B.S. Elementary Education MARK DEE FIEDLER B.S. Chemistry Pre-Med DAMON GENE FIELDS B.S. Political Science GEORGE FILLGROVE B.S. Speech Communications ROLAND WALTER FINK B.S. Accounting ROBERT CHARLES FLOROS B.S. Biology Music ELMAN G. FRANTZ B.S. Biology Chemistry Pre-Med SCOTT EDWARD FRAZIER B.S. Physical Education Biology 108 KtVlN FRHY B.S. Physical Ed. CHRISTINA ANNE FRIBLEY B.S. Elementary Ed. DONALD E. FUCLK B.S. Political Sc. JANE ELLEN GANSHORN A.A. Secretarial Studies CHRISTOPHER WAYNE GAREBER B.S. Biology, Env. Studies JULIA ANN GILBERT B.S. Music Therapy PHYLLIS ANN GILCHRIST B.S. Pol. Sc. Conim. DEBORAH C. GOOD B.S. Elementa ry Ed. DON ALAN GOOD B.A. Sociology JERI DEANNE GOOD B.S. Elementary Ed. KATHRYN SUE GORDON B.S. P. E. and Health MARCIAJOYGRAYBILL B.A. Spanish JOHNK. GRIESER B.S. Accounting JOSEPH E.GRIFFITH B.S. Biology VIRGINIA ELLEN GROVE A.A. Computer Progamming SUSAN JEAN HALT B.A. Pre-Med. DONALD HAMILTON B.A. Accounting, Math DARYL DIANA HAMM B.S. Accounting, Math STEVEN GEORGE HAMMER B.S. Philosophy ANN MARIE HAMMOND B.A. Accounting, Math GLENN HAROLD HAMPSON B.S. Music KATHY JEANINE HAUPERT B.S. Elementary Ed. CYNTHIA LEE HECKMAN B.A. Pre-Med. RICHARD ALAN HEUBST B.S. Math 109 CRAIG R. HILL B.S. Business Administration ALLYN R. MINES B.S. Economics and History BRUCE HLODNICKI B.A. Pre-Med DEBORAH SUE HOFFMAN B.S. Psyciiology and Physical Education JO ELLEN HOLDEREAD A. A. Early Cliildhood Education SUSAN HOLDEREAD A. A. Secretarial Studies DENNIS R. HOROHO B.S. Accounting MARGARET HOWENSTINE B.S. Music Education NORMAN HUDSON B.S. Chemistry. Biology, Bio-Chemistry SUE ELLEN MANGES HUDSON B.S. Elementary Education JONI HUTCHINS B.S. Elementary Education with special edtication endorsement ROBERT STEPHEN JENKINS B.S. Environmental Studies STEPHEN I. JOHNSON B.S. Environmental Studies Recreation SANDRA DIANN JONES B.S. Business, Speech, Drama KAREN KAMMEYER Elementary Education MICHAEL J. KASTNER Pre-Med DELMAS LEE KEENEY B.S. Religion RUTH JEAN KEENEY B.A. English Secondary Education NORRIS ALLEN KEIRN B.S. Religion and Speech and Commu nication no MICHAEL K. KELLY B.S. Accounting Business KAREN SUE KENNEDY B.S. Speech and Communication RUTH ELAINE KILMER b.S. Elementary Education JANET KNIPPLE B.S. Psychology GREGORY L. KOEHLINGER B.S. Speech and Communication JUDITH ANN KOLESZAR B.A. Psychology BETH KURTZ B.S. Religion MARK EDWARD LANDRUM B.S. Business Recreation SARA JANE LEE A.A. Secretarial Studies NORMA PAULINE LEININGER B.A. Elementary Education DIANE LYNN LEVERENZ B.S. Music Education BRADLEY E. LIMBERT B.S. Accounting Math PAMELA KAY LONG B.S. Accounting Math DAVID G. LOPSHIRE B.S. U.S. History JOHNCONVERLUCKEY B.S. Environmental Studies LINDA JOYCE MASON B.S. Art PATRICE J. MASON B.S. Psychology DANIEL G. MC FADDEN B.S. Pre-Med DAVID A. MC LIVER B.S. History in TERRY ALLAN MC ROBHRTS B.S. Music DANA LAMAS MERRICK B.A. Spanisli Education SALLY ANN MESSER B.S. Elementary Ed. Special Ed. PATTMETZLER B.S. Social Work JEFFRYC. MEYER B.S. Accounting JANET MILLER B.S. Home Economics Education LOVENA MILLER B.S. Music RUTH ANN MILLER B.S. Business Administration Secre- tari al Studies JERRY JOE MILLS B.S. Elementary Education JOHN B. MITMOEN B.S. Recreation GREG LEWIS MORT B.S. Business Economics DAVID WILLIAM MURPHY B.S. Business Economics CHRISTOPHER M. NEWELL B.S. Biology JAMES W. NICHOLSON B.S. Biology Education BRIAN NORRIS Physical Education RACHEL ANN NORRIS B.S. Elementary Education DANAO ' HARA A.A. English-Writing TERRY GENE OSWALT B.S. Elementary Education RICHARD BARBEE OVERFIELD JR. B.S. Physical Education Health JAMES A. PEMBERTON B.S. Business SHIRLEY JEAN PERLICH B.S. Psychology Home Economics DANIEL MARK PETRU B.A. English 112 JEROME PETRY B.S. Environmental Studies GARY D. PILCHER B.S. Chemistry and Biology STEVE ALLEN PONTIOUS B.S. Bio-Chemistry TIMOTHY CHARLES POETER B.A. Enghsli DONALD CHRISTOPHER PRZYBYLINSKI B.S. Business and Economics ROBERT L. RADEMAKER B.S. Economics and Business RANDY J. RAGSDALE B.S. Elementary Education BRENT ALAN REED B.S. Business MICHAEL E. REED B.S. Sociology-Corrections JAMES DENTON REEF B.S. Teaching Physical Education KIM RICHARD RICHLY B.S. History DONNA MARIE RITCHEY B.A. Religion DAVID MAX ROCKHILL B.A. Religion Philosophy JEFFREY HOWARD ROHM B.S. Bio-Chemistry REBECCA MARIE RONDOT B.S. Social Work KENT LEE ROSENBAUM B.S. Business Administration and Eco- nomics LINDA DIANNE ROSS B.S. Home Economics REBECCA S. RUDD B.A. Elementary Education Special Education MARGARET SABA B.S. Accounting and Business Adminis- tration ROYLENE JEAN SEE B.S. Physical Education Health DAVID SENSEMAN B.S. Physics, Accounting. Math-Ac- counting LYNN SEYER B.A. Speech and Communication GARYSHENEFIELD B.S. History, Secondary Education MARY JOSHERCK A.A. Sociology )13 TIMOTHY L SHEHTS B.S. Biology MARK DUANESIPE B.S. Accounting KURT FREDERICK SKINNER B.S. Pre-Med DAEE BEN SMITH B.S. Prc-Mcd. Biology PHILIP CRAIG SMITH B.A. IJenicntary Education PATRICE M. SPOSEEP B.S. Biology NILAJANE STAELER B.A. English GLEN LLOYD STANLEY B.S. Business and Economics SALLY STEPHENSON Business Education SUE ANN STEPHENSON A. A. Writing BRADDUANE STRYCKER B.A. Religion and Psychology DORIS LINDA STRYCKER B.S. Art GLENDA RAE SWANK B.A. Business Administration TERRY LEE SWICK B.S. Business Administration LINDA ANN SWIIIART B.S. Chemistry ROBERT HOWARD TARNOW B.S. History. Environmental Action KRLSTl A. TAYLOR B.S. Social Work AMIE JEAN THORNHILL B.A. Business Administration KATHLEEN JANE TOBEY B.S. Elementary Education RUTH ANNTROYER B.S. Sociology JAMES A. TRUITT B.S. Bio-Chemistry (Pre-Med) REBECCA SUE UNGER B.S. Elementary Education and Special Education ROBERT LEWIS VOGEL Bio-Chemistry, Biology, Med-Tech THEOLAVERNE WAITS B.S. Reliuion 114 DONNIEWATKINS B.S. Elementary Education LINDA LEEWEFING B.S. Sociology KATHLEEN WELLER B.S. Elementary Education STANLEY W. WILLMERT B.S. Education and Math Minor in Physics SANDRA CAROL WILSON A.A. Early Childhood Education JLILIE HARRIS WOOD B.S. Elementary Education DAVID BRUCE WYNN B.S. Elementary Education SAEEDYAGHOOBZAR B.A. Economics and Business TIMOTHY GRANT YOUNGSTROM B.S. Pre-Med and Psychology STANLEY ZANETTI B.S. Accounting Business Administra- tion MARTIN ALLEN ZAWODNl B.S. Accounting, Business Economics LINDA ZEHRING B.S. Pre-Med CYNTHIA ANN ZERKEL B.A. Elementary Education AREDA BROWER B.A. Recreation and Physical Education BRENDACONLEY Elementary Education DIXIE L. DICKSON Social Work ALLYN HINES History and Economics TED RANDALL LANTZ Elementary Education BEVERLY NEWCOMER SCHMIDT B.S. Psychology CHRISTY SIBERT Elementary Education 115 labS friEnds allNighters fInals spOrts memories Seniors Below: Man ' s best friend! Below left: Senior series draftee. David Bibbee, thanks his classmates for their vote of confid ' nce. Below right: After a busy night study- ing, relaxing and talking with friends is a pleasant way to end the evening. 116 (iM.,iM Diana Aldca Brenton Archer Margaret Austin Mattiicw Baker Teresa Barber Monica Barron JetTery Bassett William Baxter Mary Bowman Terry Brandon Jane Bromley Douglas Brower Stephen Bultnick James Biirkett Julie Burkholder Edwin Cable John Campbell Darcy Carpenter Roger Cassell William Conrad Peggy Corl Larry Cook Mark Couch Karen Crouse Paul Davil Sharon Dean Barb Derr Willa Detwiler Wilma Detwiler Mike DeBord J U R S Dennis Donat Jerry Durnbaugli Busy in his work Mark Couch shows how Ike maintains its high academic standards. 117 Brian Hacret Breiida Hberly Randy Hckcrt Marcia Hdwards Lee lihringer Barb Ellison Carol Fiiister Richard Fischcl Cheryl F ' oster Michael Foster Jeffery Fonrinan Carol Garner Christine Gary Maria Gay Paul Gilniore Dave Gondek Johnnie Gorec Sally Gradeless Cinda Hanbuch Dennis Harts Norma Heidorn Phillip Hess Steve Hilligross Patricia Holloway Robert Honian Franklin Horner Michele Hudak Mark Huglies Joe Hums Jeffery Hunn Melvin Huston Norman Hope Nancy Johnson Tim Johnson Jean Kahn Right: hi a relaxed atmosphere Jeff Garber enthusiasticlly ab- sorbs his homework. mm i - ' l ' - iv i MB 1 vi9 Wf ' 1 m M Mk ' M m mfm 1 m iPKi; ' l H M M fl H H Iw 1 s Ifc ' I 1 i y £ IH HhI m 1 Sj Rick Kastner Phillip Reiser Roger Kenny Cindy Kinsel Sharon Kncchel Dennis Koenig Cindy Krall William Lady David Lahiiian Nolan Long Robert Long Bet ' i Lovelace Sara Loxley Joseph Liicero William McDonald Timothy McLlwee Ronald Mc hinis Sara Mc Innis Kenneth Miller Sandra Miller Stan Miller David Minix Carla Mitchel Sandra Mohn Jill Moore William Moore Gary Morr Sandra Mort Judy Mullen Majorie Nichols Ardan Nnubia Dee Jay Noffsinger Left: WBKE disc jockey. Rick Kastner reports the latest campus happenings. 119 Camera shy ' ' ' Susan Norton John Olinaer John Ott Michael Owens John Parker Ajita Pasqual Larry Peffer John Peiffer Hi Pelkinc Tim Pinkerton Susan Powell Thomas Powers Randy Replogle Dan Riccius Beth Ritchey Jewell Rhine Judith Rhoades Kathy Ritenour Davonne Rogers Paul Rubra kc Douglas Ryan Lucy Ryan Melinda Schafer Bradley Seward William Shattuck Joy Shanafelt Peggy Shan I Nancy Shepard Anne Shrock Debi Silver Jan Snialtz Deborah Smith Jane Snyder 120 r-- Matthew Sprunger Kat Spurgeon Amy Atanley Martin Stauffer Bob Stellner Steven Stephen Jill Stine Rick Stiver Larry Stratmeier Donna Strycker Karen Swinehart Connie Thompson Becky Thrush Frances Townsend Dan Trachsel Phillip Tuskey David Unger Keith Valencourt Rene Valencourt Steve Van Houten Katherine Wagner Anamarie Wagoner Stephen Weaver Gregory Weller Timothy Weybright Bill White Randall Wilcox John Williamson Roger Winters Lois Wong Carol Wreath Phillip Wright Caryn Yoder BillZych 121 s Ljrry Adams John Adams Kathy Ahncrt p Linda Alex Jan Alexander H Margaret Almack Monica Alvvine Melinda Altoff i i Julie Amos IVI Kathy Arnett Sandy Baker Gregory Ballinger R Claudette Balint E Timothy Barwick Lois Behnken S Jeannie Belonias Beth Beseker Kevin Boyer Bob Boyles Craig Bowers Mary Brammer Kristine Brcmbeck Glenna Brickey Dawn Brimer James Brothers Randy Brown Vicky Brown Byron Briuin Kevin Buchanan Jennifer Buck Charles Bunnell Sandy Chalfant Karen Click Jerry Clore Patty Cole Paul Cook Jacque Collinge Doug Coss Frederick Cripe Jeff Courtright Ruth Davis Ed DeBroka Michael DeGeeter Yvonne Dilling Robert Dove III Suzy Dufek Julianna Easterday Amy Eisenhour 122 Dan Fairchild Mark Fife Slierry Foltz Timothy Furlow Debbie Fritz Jeffrey Garber Julie Garber Timothy Garner Maria Garonfahs Charles George Thomas Garber Laurie Geyer Dean Good Cindi Good Teresa Gotz Marsha Gratner rhristi Gordon Wendy Gratz Jeffery Grow Kay Hampshire Fiaine Hartsough Jean Harrison Julie Heister Valerie Hissong Daniel Hoffman Marlin Hoke Jenny Hollenberg Grant Holsinger Beth Hoover James Horning Kim Hughes Pamela Hutson 123 Joe Jarrett Dianii Johnson Kimberly Johnson Dawn Jones Gary Kandel Joanne Kern Terry Kester Becki Kinne Karen Kiracofe Peggy Kling Sarah Kurtz Linda Knoll David Ladd John Lambrechts David Largent Kimberly Lawmaster Prentiss Lea Jane Leninion Jayne LitTick Alan Lloyd Robert Maclntyre Alice Mahaffey Scott Mannering Marvin Petry Marty Manpin David McCollough Fred McCracken Chip McFerran Sandy Meadows Dar Miller Jini Miller Melody Mvers Steve Nadolney Dan Naragon Bruce Nelson Mary Nietert Ike deskworkers are even lonelier than the Maytag repairman! 124 David Pattillo Judy Paul James Peirce Dale Penner Ginger Peterson Daryl Petry Leslie Pettit Danny Pierce Michele Piller Julie Pischkc Kip Powell Kathy Price Brenda Pontius Barb Ramsby Denise Reed Mary Rhynard Barbara Riddle Dawn Robbins Pearl Rohrer Donna Royer Romie Rush Barbara Sass John Schetzsle De htta Shater Michael Shaffer Melanie Shanner Janice Sharkey Sara Sharp Christine Shenk Mark Sherman Randy Siler Debra Sims Mary Sinclair Mary Sisson Dave Snialley Andrew Smith Gene Smith Cindy Snider Carolyn Snyder Debbie Snyder Jerry Spindler II Sandy Stewart Rodney Strayer Marilyn Stuber Kevin Suggs Timothy Taylor Aniadea Tette Gay Trazler 125 Kevin Troyer Lila VanLue Thomas Wagner Susan Walker Steve Walton Nancy Warner Anita Weaver Christopiier Weiss Dan Weidy Ariene Whitaker Joyce Wliitaker Richard Wilcox Kenneth Willhite Kent Williams Lynn Witmer Steve Wolf Kevin Wolfe Mary Worford Phillip Woodling Tina Wyman Gregory Young John Young Kathy Young Willoughby Yount Sourushe Zandvakili Lynn Zunkel 126 Jeff Adams, Barbara Alford, Susan All- baugJi, Lisa Anderson. Deb Angelmeyer, Michael Arncy, Steve Augliinbaugh Dave Baker, Jimmy Baker. John Bald- win, Robert Baldwin, Holly Barrett, Timothy Beck, Barbara Beeson Pamela Beetram, Dennis Bilinski, Holly Blondell, Betty Boehni, Pam Bond, Kristi Boyer, John Brill William Brinier II, Jerri Brown. Sandra Brown, Tami Bryant. Brad Biirdette, Dave Burgess, John Biirkett Daniel Burns, Paul Burrus, Robert But- ler, Mike Carr, Kevin Chambers, Lisa Clevenger, Jenny Coby Gerry Conway, Brian Conwell, Melinda Cook, Karen Coplen, Catherine Daley, Diane Daly, Lee Annette Davis FRESHMEN 127 Randy DeMeester, Kurt Denlinger. Gay- la Donikc, Karen Dotson. Lisa Drager, Cindy Dubuque. Mark Dudek Billie Dudley, Alan Dud inski. Mary Duffy, Debra Edwards, Sheila Hge, Nicki Eisenbise, Timothy tngleman Dee Ann Eveans, Stephen Evans, Janis Fahs, Rencc Fanclicr, Cheryl Favors, Scott Flanagan, Jayne Flannigan Jude Fourman, Florence Fra icr, Chris Frederick, John Frcdlake, Robert Gar- men, Robin Giant, Patricia Good Kenneth Green, Susan Gygi, Jt) Haecker, Margie Hakes, Harriet Hamer, Jeanna Hapner, Carolyn Harlan Cheryl Hart, John Hart, Debbie Hart- man, Diane Hartsough, Jack Harney, Laura Hastings, Todd Hatterer Kelly Haurez, Rebecca Haynes, Keith Hedges, Joy Heyde, Debra Hildreth, Nina Hill, Bonnie Haeppner John Hoffman, Thomas Hoopingarner, Stan Hooley, Norma Hooten, Paula Horn, Judith Horning, James Howard Judith Huke, Brenda Hulse, Dennis Hunt, Janet Huse, Larry Jackowiak, Maria Johnson, Karen Joice. 128 Karen Kauffman, Jerilee Kiii ie, Sally Kile, Karin Klemmcdson, Kevin Klep- per, Donald Koles ar, Judy Johnson Robert Johnson, Laura Kahn, Linda Kahn, David Kennedy, Scott Kcrschen- steiner, John Kirksey, Rebecca Klingler Mary Kniss, Michael Lantz, Keith Lea- zenby, Craig Leeper, Rebecca Lenz, Christopher Lewis, David Lewis Barb Limbach, Patrick Lintner. Holly Long, Priscilla Lower, Michael Ludwig, Cynthia Lutz, Virginia Mahan Glenda Mark Carol Martin Linda Matthews William McConibs Hrin McCorniick Michael McCoy David McFadden Kathy Mclntyre Robert Mclnnis Chere Mc Kinley 129 Jennifer Meelian, Pamela Mergy, Julie Method. Paul Middaugh, Becky Middle ton, Ron Mihanics, Kevin Miller Randy Miller. Sylvia Milligan, Stan Mills, Neal Mock. Todd Moody, Ro- chelle Moyer. Kevin Murphy Linda Musgrave. Ann Mu .illo. Jon Nehcr, Steven Nelson, William Nelson 11, Tammy Nisley, Maria Nivia hide Ocasio. Timothy Olinger, Beverly Ott, Jayme Overmeyer. Derrick Oxen- der, Phil Pajakowski. Marcia Palsgrove Denise Parcel, Becky Patch, Jeffrey Paul, Brenda Peachy. Dave Perkins, Ann Peterson, Jacqueline Phillips Rhonda Pilcher, Dan Pletcher, Matthew Pletcher, Lama Porter, Mary Paulos, Jevvfcl Ransom, Kevin RJioades Brian Rice, Dwayne Rice. Steven Rich- ter, Joyce Rinkel, Sharon Risser, Chris- tine Rogers, Denis Denise Rohrer Edith Rohrer, Kay Rowe. Carolyn Ru- dolph. John Schroeder. Jeanne Schwe- ring, Doug Segraves, Randy Shafer Susan Shankster, Rosemarie Shorter, Vicky Siegel. Brian Simmons, Celestine Simmons. Alex Skalecki. Brian Smiley 130 2 O0 Bradley Smith, Judy Snider Lster, Sny- der, Jonatlion Snyder, Cora Sprague, Nancy Spangler. Maryls Staley Bettiiia Stevens, Douglas Stevry, Peggy Stiver, Molly Stout, Maiui Stump, Dan- iel Taylor Chris Ternian, Stisan Thomas, tileen Tinimerman, Susan Topp, Dyanne Trac ' , Cindy Trigg, Micharleen Tri- niarchi Janice Tudor, Steve Tyler, Duane Ulom, Debra Vatnc, Leathie Waller, Bob Ward, Doudas Warnecke Dirk Warner, Steven Weddle, Allen Weldy, Lisa Wiiitmyrc, Jim William- son, Michael Williford, Carl Willmert Carole Wilson, Cathy Wilson, Martina Wilson, Randy Wilson, Janet Witwer, Roberta Yarde, James Yeager Julia Woir, Gary Yoder, Debbie York, Christel Angeheister, Foreign Student; Mariana Mantindas, Foreign Student 131 FACULTY INDEX HELMAN, A. BLAIR. Pies, ol the Col- lege. A.B. Mcl ' heison College, 104(i;M.A.. Un.ofKansas, 1947; ibid.. l ' -)48-1951;D.D..MePhei-son College, 1956. BOOK. HOWARD A. Prof, of Ed. Dean of the College. Chairman of the Div. of Practical Arts and Let- ters. B. A. , Asbin College, 1936: iM.A., Un.ofCal; 1938; Ph.D. Un. of Kansas, 1948. ADAMS. JAMES. Assistant Prof, of Art and Spanish, B.A., George Washington Un., 1951 ; M.I-.. A. In- stitute Allende incorporated to the Un. of Guanajuato, 1952. ALLEN, MA.X. Prof, of Art, Chair- man of the Dept. of Art. B.S. Mus. Ed.M.C. 1934; B.F. A. m Pattern. School of Art Institute of Chicago, 1939; M.F. A. I.U. 1950. ALLISON, PATH I:. Instruction Psych., Assistant Dean of Students, Director of Counseling. A.B. As- bury College 1967; M.Ld. Un. of Cinciniati, 1970. AUNGST, RONALD. Assoc. Prof, of Sp. and Comm. B.S. Oh. Un, 1956; M.S. ihid. 1961 Ph.D. I.U., 1973. BALDWIN, A. FERNE. Assistant Prof, of Sociology, Chairwoman, Dept. ofSoc. B.S. :M.C., 1958; M. A. B.S.U., 1967; ibid 1973. BALDWIN, JAMES. Assistant Prof, of Music Dept. B.A. m Hum. Har- per College, State Un. of N.Y. at Binghaniton, 1967. M.M. In Choral Conducting College Conservatory of Music, Lhi. of Cincinnati, 1970. BATSKA. STEPHEN. Assistant Prof, of Art B.S. M.C.. 1962; M.Ed. Mi- ami Un., 1966. BERRY, DWIGHT. Assoc. Prof, of Physics. B.A. M.C. 1959; M.S. I.U. 1962; Ph.D. Mich. St. Un. 1969. BISHOP. JAMES. Assoc. Prof of His., B.S. Clarion St. College, 1961;M. A. Un. of Wis., 1966; Ph.D. Un. of Virginia, 1972. BITTINGER, RICHARD. Assoc. Prof of His. A.B. McPherson College 1959;M.A. Un.of Kan., 1961;I.U. 1966-68; 1971-72. BOl BI L. CHARLES. Assistant Prof of Eng. B.A. Lutheran College, 1960; M.A.St. Un. Iowa, 1962; Ph.D. Un.of Arizona, 1971. BOWMAN, PAUL. Dir. of Church Re- lations and Deferred Giving. B.S. M.C. 1946; B.D. Bethany Seminary 1950;DePauw Un., summer 1959. BROWN, KENNETH. Prof, of Rel. and Phil. A.B. McPherson College 1955. Un. of Kansas 1955-56; B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary, 1958. Garrett School cif Theology, summer 1967; Ph.D., Duke Un. 1964. BUZZARD. ROGER. Assoc. Prof, of His. and Econ., Dir. of Soc. Sc. Core A.B. Huntington College 1955;M.A. Mich. St. Un., 1958; ibid 1964-65, Spring 1974. CALDWELL. CARL. Assistant Prof of His. B.A. Anderson College, 1966; M.A.Ohio Un., 1968; I. U., 1968- 71. COLBURN, DONALD. Prof of Psych. Chairman of the Dept. of Psych. B.A. Cornele Un. 1947; B.D. Drew Un. 1950, Ph.D. Boston Un., 1958. DAGGETT, ROWAN. Assistant of Eng. B.A. McPherson College, 1952; M. A. B.S.U. 1964. DAVIS, SAM. Assistant Prof of Sp. B.S. I.S.U. 1958; M. A. ibid, I960: Un. of Mo. 1964-68. DEAVEL, R. GARY. Prof of Music. Organ and Piano. B.S. M.C. 1952: M.M. Sherwood Music School, 1956; Ph.D. Eastman School of Music, 1970. DEFTER, ALLEN. PioF of Rel. , ssoc. Academic Dean, Dir. of Peace Studies Prog. B.A. M.C. 1953; B.D. Bethany Theological Seminary. 1956;M.A. Princeton Un. 1958. Ph.D. ibid, 1963. DODSON. JAMES. Instructor in Ec. and Bus. M.A. Morehead State Un.. 1969; M.S. in Ed., I.U., 1971. EBERLY, WILLIAM. Prof of Bio. Dir. of Env. Studies Program, B.A. M.C. 1948; M.A. I.U., 1955; Ph.D. ibid, 1958. ENOCH, JUNE. Assoc. Prof of Ed, Dir. of Elementary student teach- ing, B.B. I.U. 1943: M.S. ibid, 1960. Ed. ibid 1962. EVANS. T. QUENTIN. Prof, of Soc. B.A. M.C. 1945, B.D. Bethany Theological Seminar, 1948: M.A. Un.of Cincinnati, 1950: Ph.D. Oh. St. Un. I960. FAHS. ELDON. Assoc. Prof, of Ed., Assistant to the Pres. Dir. of Grad. Studies. B.B. M.C. 1954; M.S. Northern III. Un. 1961: Ph.D. Mich. St. Un. 1967. FARRINGER, DWIGHT. Prof of Phy- sics, Chairman of the div. of Sc. Chairman of the Dept. of Physics. B.A. M.C. 1949; B.D. Bethany Theological Seminar. 1952; M.A. Oh. St. Un. 1955; Ph.D. ibid. 1958. F-CUERVO, OVIDIO. Assoc. Prof of Spanish. Dr. in Law, Havana Un. 1941; A.B. I.S.U. 1964; M.S. ibid 1965. GARBER. J.AMES. Dir. of Pub. Rel. and Dev. B.S. M.C. 1950. M. B.A. I.U. 1965. GARNER, WARREN. Assoc. Prof of Ed. Dir. of teaching Ed. B.A. M.C. 1950; M.S. I.U. 1955: Ph.D. Clare- mont Grad. School 1969. GILBERT. ARTHUR. Assoc. Prof of Ace. and Bus. B.S. M.C. 1953: M.B.A. I.U. 1954:C.P.A. 1964. GLADE, HENRY. Prof, of German and Russian Chairman of the Mod. Lang., B.A. M.C. Elizabethtown College, 1942: M.A. Un.of Penn. 1958. Gulbright Hays Faculty Re- search Study Award for research in Germany and Soviet Union 1970-71. GRATZ, JAMES. Assoc. Prof, of Health, P.E., and Rec. Dir. of Ath- letics, B.S. Bluffton College, 1950. M.S. m Rec. I.U. M.S. in P.E. ibid. HARSHBARGER. RICHARD Prof, of Econ., Chairman of the Dept. of Econ. and Business., B.S. M.C. 1956, M.A. I.U. 1958, Phd. ibid 1964. HASTINGS, GREGORY ' . Assistant Prof, of Ed. B.S. Western Mich. Un. 1961:M.S. GorhamSt. Un. Maine 1969; Ph.D. M.S.U. 1972. HOCHSTETLER. MIRIAM. Assoc. Prof of Ed. B.A. Goshen College, M.A. Ball St. INGRAHAM, HERBERT. Assoc. Prof, of Fr. Eng. B.A. Syracuse Un. 1938:S.T.B. Boston Un., 1942; 132 M. A. Northern Vn. 1961 .lARRHTT. JACK. Assoc. Prof, of Health. I ' .i;., and Rec. B.S. M.C. 1 ).S6;IVI.A. B.S.U. 1961. JOHNSON, DOROTHY, Assoc. Prof, of Bus. Hd. 111. St. Normal Un. 1937; M. A. Un.of 111., 1941. JOHNSON. ONITA. Assistant Prof of Heahh.P.l:..and Rec. B.S. M.C. 1949; M.S. St. Francis College 1966. JONHS. ROBERT. Assistant Prof, of Music Woodwinds B.S. Northern Ariz. 1961 N.M.Wichita St. Un., 196. . KhLLLR. PAUL. Prof, of Sp..Conim. Chairman of the Dept. of Sp., Comm.. and Drama. B.A. M.C. 1935; Ph.M. Un.of Wis. 1940; Ph.D. Northwestern Un. 1955. KHLLLR. J AMHS. KLINGER, CHARLES. Prof, of Eng. chairman of Dept. of Eng. B.A. M.C. 1948; A.M.T. I.U. 1952; Ph.D. 1970. KREPS. DAVID. Prof, of Bio. B.S. M.C. 1964; M Sc. Oh. St. Un. 1968; Chic. Med. College 1974-75. LAUMER, JACK. Assistant Prof, of Music Brass B.A. St. Olaf College, 1967: M.M. Manhatten School of Music, 1970. LUTZ. WILSON. Prof, of Chem. B.A. M.C. 1950 Ph.D. Oh. St. Un. 1955. MARTIN. JO ANN. Assoc. Prof of Eng. Chairman of Hum. Div. A.B. I ' arlhani 1941 ;M. A. Northwestern Un. 1949; Ph.D. Stanford Un. 1957. MC AMIS, CAROL. Instructor of Mu- sic, Vocal. Vocal. B.M. Lin. of Kan- sas 1972; M.M. Un.of Kan. 1974. MC BRIDE. RALPH. Assoc. Prof, of Math, B.S. SlipperyRock State Col- lege 1951 ;M.E. I.U. of Penn. 1965; Ph.D. Un.of Mich. 1970. MC CAULEY. DALE. Assistant Prot. of Math. B.S. M.C. 1960; M. A. T. Purdue Un. 1963. MC COMAS, WILLIAM. Assistant Prof, of Psych. A.B. ibid, 1967; Ph.D. S. 111. Un. 1972. MEEK, DONALD. Assoc. Prof, of Health. P.E. and Rec. B.A. Ottawa Un. 1939 M. Ed. Miss. Un. 1947. MILLER, DOUG. B.S. M.C. Phys. Ed. 1976. MILLER, EDWARD. Prof, of Chem. Chairman of Dept. of Chem. B.A. M.C. 1956; Ph.D. Cornell Un. 1961. MILLER. MARTHA. Lee. of Home Ec. B.S. M.C. 1956; M.S. Cornell Un. 1958. MOCK. ROBERT. Assistant Prof of Soc. A.B. Juanita College 1949; B.D. Bethany Theological Semin- ary. NISWANDER, EMERSON. Prof, of Bio. Chairman of the Dept. of Bio. B.A. Bluffton College 1938; M. Sc. Oh. St. Un. 1947. NYMAN, MELVIN. Assistant Prof, of Math. B.S. Eerris St. College 1965; M.S. Mich. St. Un. 1967; Ph.D. ibid 1972. ORPURT. PHILLIP. Prof, of Bio. B.A. M.C. 1948; M.S. Un.of Wis. 1950; Ph.D. PAINE, ROBERT. Assoc. Prof, of His. Registrar. A.B. Wlieaton College 1948; M. A. Un.of Penn., 1949. PARKER, PHILIP. Assoc. Prof, of Ed. B.S. M.C. 1949; M.S. I.U. 1958. PHILLIP, WILLIAM: Assistant Prof of Health, P.E.. Rec. Dir. of College Un., A.B. Earlham College 1962. M. Ed. Penn. St. Un. 1965. RIEMAN, T.WAYNE. Prof, of Rel. and Phil. B.S. Juanita College, 1933; M.Ed. Penn St. 1941; B.D. Bethany Theological College 1945, Ph.D. Northwestern Un. 1959. ROBISON. RICHARD. Assistant Prof of Ed. B.A. La Verne College 1961 : M.A.T. Mich. St. 1968; Ph.D. ibid 1974. ROWE, JAMES. Assoc. Prof of Math. B.S. M.C. 1950; M.S. 111. 1959. SANDS, BRENDA. Chairman of Home E. B.S. M.C. 1967; M. A. B.S.U. 1971. SANGER. LOLA. Assoc. Prof of Bus. B.A. Bridgewater College 1939; M.B.A. Un.of Penn. 1944. STINEBALIGH, VERNON. Assoc. Prof, of Music, Sherwood Music School 1941; B.A. Un. of Dayton 1946; M.M. Northwestern Un. 1946. STREATOR, JAMES. Prof, of Chem. Dir. of Sc. Core. B.S. Un. of Wis. 1960. M.S. Purdue 1965. STRODE. SCOTT, Assoc. Prof, of Speech, Comm., Drama; B.A. Un. of Puget Sound 1959; M.A. Un. of Wash. 1966; Ph.D. I.U. 1974. TALBERT. DONALD. Instructor of Ace. and Bus. B.A. Anderson Col- lege 1971 C.P.A. THOMPSON R. JAN. Instructor of Psych. Assistant Dean of Students. Dir. of Housing. B.S. M.C. 1959; M Ed. Miami of Oh. 1966. WAAS, DAVID. Prof of His. Chairman of Dept. of Soc. Sc. Chairman of Dept. of His. and Pol. Sc. B.A. M.C. 1947; M.A. Un.of 111. 1949; Ph.D. ibid 1958. WELLER, STANLEY. Assistant Prof. of Chem. B.S. M.C. 1966; Ph.d. Un. of Fla. 1973. YEATTER. DAVID. Treasurer and Bus, Manager. B.S.L. Bethany Theological Seminar 1949. ZIMMERMAN. GARY. Assoc. Prof, of Psych. B.S. M.C. 1964; M.S. Purdue 1968; Ph.D. ibid 1970. ZIMMERMAN, JEAN. Lee. of Home Ec. B.S. M.C. 1964; M.S. Purdue 1968. 133 STUDENT INDEX ACliLAMl ' ONC,, ALLX KWASI. PO Box M 149, Accra, Ghaiu. ADAMS, JbKF LEIGH, 8125 Van Bii- leii, Mimster, IN 46321 . ADAMS. JOHN A., . 930 Flowerton Rd., Baltimore, MD 21229, ADAMS, LARRY JOH, W Haven tst RR 5, Warsaw, IN 4(i.S80, AGNHW. JLFLLRY BRAD, .S906 Bev- erly Lane, Middletown, Oil 4, 042, AIINLRT, KATHLLLN MARIL, 4 Terrace PI, Peru, IN 4(1970. AIRGOOD, KRISTOPHLR C, RR 4, North Mancliesler, IN 46962, ALDEA, DIANA LUZ, 406-48 St, Apt.4F, Brooklyn, N ' 1 1220, ALL.X. LINDA LOU, RR 1 , Box 167, Martinsville, IN 46151, ALEXANDER. JANICE LEE, RR5, Box 71.Warsaw. IN 46580, ALEXANDER. JUDITH MAL. RR5. Box 7 1, Warsaw, IN 46580, ALFORD, BARBARA ANN, RRl, Van Buren,OH 45889, ALLBAUGll, KIM JON, RRLBring- hurst,IN 46913, ALLBAUGll, SUSAN, RR 1 , Bring- hurst, IN 469 13, ALMACK, MARGARET DRAKE, Merkle Apts. North Manchester. IN 46962. ALTHOFF, MELINDA SUE, 430 Edgewood Dr, Box 685, Sidney, 01145365. ALWINE, MONNA LEE, RD 5, Box 416. Johnstown. PA 15905. AMOS. JULIE ANNE. II8S, Broad- way, Trotwood, Oil 45426, ANDERSON, LISA LEE, 2917 Mea- dow Park Dr,, Kettering, OH 45440, ANDY, FRANKLIN OBIORA, Akauia Oghe, Postal Agency, Oghe-Enugu. Nigeria. ANGENHEISTER.CHRISTEL. Kle- ver Str, 53A, Kranenbiug Germany ANGLEMYER, DEBRA ANN, 727 South E. St., Bremen, IN 46506. ANTRIM, BARBARA JENA, 129 Mam St,. North Manchester. IN 46962, APPLE, JANET KAY. 2502 Clayton Rd,,Piqua,OH 45356. ARCHER, BRENTON EUGENE, RR 4.ColumbiaCity.lN 46725, ARNETT, KATin-, RR 2, Claypool. IN 465 10, ARNEY. MICHAEL LEE. 3020 Northmoor Tr,, Michigan City, IN 46360, AUGIIINBAUGII, STEVEN LEE, RR 1 . North Manchester, IN 46962, AUSTIN, MARGARET ANN, RR 3, Winamac, IN 46996, BAKER, DAVID CHARLES, 58987 St Rd, 13 Middlebury. IN 46054, BAKER. JAN KAY, Box 192. Etna Green, IN 46524, BAKER. JIMMY LEE. Box 16.Cerro Gordo. IE 61818, BAKER, LYNN ANN, 197 Ross Ave,. Wahash.IN 46992, BAKER, MATTHEW WILLIAM. RR 2. Box 41 8 Wabash. IN 46992, BAKER, SANDY LOLL RR3, Aurora, IN 47001, BAKER. WALLACE ALLEN, RR 1 , Franklin Grove, IE 61031, BALDWIN, JOHN CHESLEN , RR 2 Box 12, New Carlisle, IN 46552, BALDWIN, ROBERT RENNIE, 831 Blanchette E, Lansing. MI 48823, BALINT, CLAUDETTE JEAN, 1704 Columbian Ave,, Elkhart, IN 465 1 4 BALLINGER, D.AVID FOREST, 613 Oak St, Marion, OH 43302, BALLINGER, GREGORY L,,5I58 N. Ardmore, Milwaukee, W I 5321 7, BALLINGER, KATIIY MARII:, 565 Forest Lawn Di., Marion, OH 43302. BARBER, TERESA DIANE, 1202 Bertrand Rd,, Nlles, Ml 491 20, BARLOW, MAR BERNADETTE. 51 Lombard Ave., Dayton. OH 45403, BARNUM, KATHLEEN SUSAN. 2105 E, Ashman St,. Midland. MI 48640. BARRETT. HOLLY JEAN, RR 1 Box 367, Warsaw, IN 46580, BARRON, MONICA FATIMA, Casil- la 410, Cockabamba, Boliva, BARWICK, TIMOTHY ALAN, 55555 Co, Rd, 8, Middlebury, IN 46540, B.ASSETT, JEFFERY LYNN, RR 2. Waterloo. IN 46793, BAUER, BETH ANN, 829 Kingsporte Ave,, LaPorte.IN 46350, BAUER, RICHARD DEAN, Box 7 Servia, IN 46980, BAUMGARDNFR, CHERYL ANN, 7433 Marshall PI., Merrillvillc, IN 46410 BAXTER. WILLIAM FLOYD. RR 2 Box 1379. Paulding. OH 45879, BEANE, THOMAS MICHAEL, 3701 Pinehuist Dr,, Richmond, IN 47374, BECHTOL, MICHAEL JUDSON, 1055 Cambridge Dr,, Wasbash, IN 46992, BECK, TIMOTHY LEE, 206 W, Vine- yard, Anderson, IN 4601 2, BECKER, DONALD R,, 106 ' E, Sec- ond, North Manchester, IN 46962, BECKMAN, MICHAEL DENNIS, 46 W, Tipton ' Huntington, IN 46750 BECKWITH, HAROLD EUGENE, 2417 Adams, Gary, IN 46407, BEESON, BARBARA ANN, RR 2 Box 74,Connersville, IN 47331, BEHNKEN, LOIS KAY, 1 1414 Upper Lewishurg Rd„ Brookville, OH 45309, BELONIAS, JEANNIE CHRIS, 809 Maple La,. Hagerstown, IN 47346, BENJAMIN, MARCIA LOU, 173 S, Thorne St,, Wabash, IN 46992, BERKEBILE. BEVERLY. RR 7 Box 387, Plymouth, IN 46563, BlRKE ' i ' , RHONDA LYNN, 64543 CR 19, Goshen, IN 46526, BERNERO, KATHLEEN MARIA, RR5, Box 207, Plymouth, IN 46563. BERTRAM, PAMELA SUE, 105 Grovewood Dr, Beech Grove, IN 46107, BESECKLR, BETH ELLA, 9976 St. Rt, 722, Laura, Oil 45337, BETZ, MARY WTLHEEM, 1004 ' : N, Wayne St,, North Manchester, IN 46962. BEYER, DENNIS LEE, RR 1 , North Manchester, IN 46962. BEVER, STEVEN JAMES, RR 1 , North Manchester, IN 46962, BIBBEE, DAVID MICHAEL, 841 Underwood Ave,, Marion. OH 43302, BILINSKI, DENNIS MICHAEL, 24825 St. Rd, 2, South Bend, IN 46619. BLONDELL, HOLL ' JEAN, 717 E, Altgeld South Bend, IN 46614, BLOSSER, KRISTA LYNN, P,0, Box 275, Wakarusa, IN 46573, BOAZ, JOEL CHRISTOPHER, 4760 Washington Blvd,, Indianapolis, IN 46205, BOND, DANIEL EDWARD, 1225 Campbell St,, Valparaiso, IN 46383, BONTRAGER, MARK E„ 311 N, Col- umbia St., Warsaw, IN 46580, BORMUTH, LAURA ANN, 5730 S, Stony Island Ave,, Chicago, IL 60637, BOWERS, CRAIG LYNN, RR 2, To- peka.IN 46571, BOWMAN, ALICIA ANNETTE, RR 5 Box 171 , Union City, OH 47390, BOWMAN, MARY JO, RR 1, Box 100, Boones Mill, VA 24065, BOYER, KEVIN ROBERT, 726 N. Mill St, North Manchester, IN 46962, BOYER, KRISTI ANNE, RR 3, Bre- men, IN 46506, BOWLES, JOHN ROBERT, 610 E, Main, Ciawfordsville, IN 47933, BRACHT, JEFFREY RICHARD, 4220 Highwood Dr,, Fort Wayne, IN 46805, BRADLEY, TYRONE, 958 Waukon- 134 da, Benton Harbm, Ml 4 )022. BRAMMER, MARY ANN, 708 N. Wayne, Biooklield, MO 64628. BRANDON, KENNtTH WILLIAM, RR 5 Box 71 Celina, 011 45822. BRANDON, TERRY ALLEN, 622 Maple St., Celnia, Oil 45822. BREMBECK, KRISTINE MARIE, RR 1 Bo. 8 ' ) Millord.lN 46542. BREMER, DAVID ALAN, RR 2, Woodburn,IN 46797. BRENNAN, GLENN ALLEN, 6941 Alabama Ave., Hammond, IN 46323. BREWER, CHERl L N. RR 2 Mea- dow Acres North Manchester, IN 46962. BRICKEY, GLENNA CAROL, 261 Yorkvvood Dr.. New Lebanon, Oil 45345, BRILL, JOHN HAROLD, 7 E Dow St., Tipp City, Oil 45371. BRILL, PENELOPE SUE, 7 E. Dow St., Tipp City, OH 45371. BRIMER, DAWN RENE ' 4602 Stat- ford Dr.,K:okomo,IN 46901. BRIMER, WILLIAM N., II, 4602 Stratlord Dr., Kokomo, IN 46901 . BROMLEY, JANE ANNE. 108 India- na, Upland, IN 46989. BROOKS. KAREN SUE. Bo, 364, Union City, IN 47340. BROTHERS, JAMES RUSSELL, 3108 E. McGalliaid. Munice. In 47303. BROWER. AREDA SUE. RR 4. Ea- ton. OH 45320. BROWER, DOUGLAS EUGENE, RR 3, Bo.x 90 Brownsbtirg, IN 461 1 2 BROWN, JERRI KAY, 58438 CR 29, Goshen, IN 46526. BROWN, RANDALL LEE, 601 Col- lege Ave. North Manchester, IN 46962. BROWN, RICKEY TERRENCE, 735 Argonne Dr ., Dayton, Oil 45408. BROWN, SANDRA E., 17207 Roy St., Lansing, IL 60438. BROWN, VICKY ROCKEY, RR7 Green Acres, Warsaw, IN 46580. I BRUGH. MICHAEL SCOTT, 1136 E, Ewing Ave., South Bend, IN 46613. BRUNN. BYRON SEEN, RR 2, North Manchester, IN 46962. BRYANT, TAMARA JO, 1215 Ber- key, Goshen, IN 46526. BUCHANAN, KEVIN MARK, 8044 Union, Indianapolis, IN 46227. BUCK, JENNIFER ANN, 2022 Shaw Ave, Grissom AFB. IN 46970. BULTINCK. STEPHEN JOHN. 101 E, Eleventh St., Mishawaka, IN 46544. BUNNELL, CHARLES EDWARD, 312 W. St. Warsaw. IN 46580. BURDETTE. JAMES BRAD, 2160 Manor Rd, Unionlown, OH 44685, BURGESS, DAVID EUGENE, 206 E. Ninth, North Manchester, IN 46962. ' BURKETT, JAMES KEVIN, 72 1 N. Sycamore. North Manchester. IN 46962. BURKETT. JOHN PAUL. RR 4. Col- umbia City, IN 46725. BL ' RKHOLDIR, JULIA, RR 4, Bo. 158. Nappanee, IN 46550. BURNS, DAVID MARK, 421 W. M ain St., Warsaw. IN 46580. BURROWS. MARK DICKSON. 1734 Swinburne Ave., Crolton. MD 21114. BURRUS, PAUL VICTOR, RR 1 . Ro- ann, IN 46974. BUSHONG.GAREN DOUGLAS. Box 287, New Paris. IN 46553. BUTLER, ROBERT ALLAN, 204 E. Fourth St.. North Manchester, IN 46962. BUTT. (TND ' SUE R.R. 2 Peru, IN 46970. BUTTERBAUGH, ELEANOR JEAN 7 14 Wayne Street Dixon, IL 61021. BUZZARD, KAREN LOUISE 054 Poplar Street Huntington, IN 46750. CABLE, EDWIN LORRELL 13473 CR 48 RR 2 Syracuse. IN 46567. CALLAHAN, VAUGH JAN RR 3 N. Manchester, IN 46962. CAMPBELL, ALICE ROHRER 1 18 ' i W Mam N. Manchester, IN 46962. CAMPBELL. BRIAN LYNN 8918 W. 82nd St. Indianapolis, IN 46278. CAMPBELL, JANICE ANTRIM 713 N. Wayne N. Manchester, IN 46962. CAMPBELL, JOHN EDWARD 713 N, Wayne N, Manchester, IN 46962. CARBAUGH, DONALD ANDREW 600 E. Water St. Lock Haven, PA 17745, CARNEY, MICHAEL TIMOTHY 1314 Cantwell Ave, Sw Decatui, AL 35601. CARPENTER, DARCY KA RR 1 , Box 348 Macy, IN 46951. CARR, MIKE ALAN 1 138 Sherwood Dr BlulTton, IN 46714, CARSWELL, RHONDA MAE Box 34 CMACulber, IN 46511, CARTER, LEONARD JOHN 70673 RR 1 Co. R. II Nappanee, IN 46550. CARTER, MARK OREN Meadow Ac- res Tr Ct N, Manchester, IN 46962. CASSELL. ROGER ALAN RR 2 Box 155 Arcanum. OH 45304. CASSELL. ROSEMARY ALICE RR 2 Box 155 Arcanum. OH 45304. CATTIN, DAVID WAYNE 173 Boule- vard Peru, IN 46970. CAUPP, BRAD LEON RR 3 Box 271 Union City, IN 47390. CESSNA, KATHLEEN FORE RR 2 Rochester, IN 46975. CHALFANT, SANDY GAY RR 2 Box 30Ridgeville,IN 47380, CH.AMBERS, KLVIN MICHAEL RR 1 Macy, IN 46951, CHAVEZ, CARLOS 51 ' ) Warrick Gary, IN 46403. CHILDS, MARK EDWIN 505 Howard Ct. Fairmount, IN 46928. CIESLIK, GREGORY DEAN 1516 Renfrew Dr. Soulli Bend. IN 46614. CLEVENGER, LISA DIANE RR 1 Box 88 Winchester, IN 47394. CLICK, KAREN SUE RR 3 Lagrange, IN 46761. CLORE,JERR L NN RR 1 Box 285 Andrews, IN 46702, CLOYD, LESHANGRIFI ITIl 714 Wayne St N, Manchester, IN 46962. COBY, GENEVA DELL Box 141 Lei- ters Ford, IN 46945. COLL, DENNIS WAYNE, RR 1 Box 268 Cambridge City, In 47327. COLE. PATRICIA IRENE, 130Caid Rd,No. 3, Hillsdale, MI 4 ' 242. COLE, ROBERT LESTER, P Box 42,Laketon,IN46943. COLLINGE, JACQUE LYNN, 720 N. Mill St.,Nortli Manchester, IN 46962. COLLINS. ROBERT LEE, 1869 Bau- er Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46218. COLLUM, JOHN FRANCIS. 4806 Rydal Ct., Indianapolis, IN 40254. CONLEY, BRENDA KAY, RR 3, Wol- cottvillcIN 46795. CONRAD. WILLIAM MARTIN, RR 1, Box 91, Lucerne, IN 46950. CONWAY, GERRY LEE, 4848 N. Crest Rd., Marion, IN 46952. CONWELL, BRIAN CRAIG, RR 1 , Selma, IN 47383, COOK, ELIZABETH GRACE, 6107 Phillipsburg Rd., Fnglewood,OH 45322. COOK. GEORGE RICHARD, 31 5 S, Second St.. Cayuga, IN 47928. COOK. LARRY J.. 303 Morrison St.. LaPorte. IN 46350. COOK. MHLINDA KA ■. 605 Mitch- ell St., Salem. IN 47167. COOK, PAUL MARSHALL, 6107 Phillipsburg Rd., Englewood,OH 45322. COPLEN, KAREN EILEEN, Box 373. Akron, In 46910. CORE, PEGGY LYNN, RR 1 , Bre- men, IN 46506. CORTNER, JANICE PEARLMAN. 304 E. Third St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. 135 COSBY, SUSAN FAYt, Old Route 5,Mechanicsville,MD:065q. COSS, DOUGLAS DALE. RR , Box 9, Bristol. IN 46507 COUCH. MARK ALLAN 266 Crest- hill Ave. Vandalia. Oil 45377. COURTRIGHT. JEFFRHY LEF. RR I.Hudson. IN 46747. CO.X. DAVID AUSTIN RR 3. Box 54. Winchester, IN 473 4, CRIPE, FREDRICK FEORIAN. RR 5 Bo. 1031. Angola, IN 46703. CRIST. ROBIN LI 1 . KR 1. Roann. IN 46974. CROUSH. KAREN REBECCA, S06 McLandon Rd.. St. Cloud. Fl 32769. CULP. RICHARD JON. 6534 Dela- ware. Haniniond. IN 46323. CUSSEN. ROBBY DEE. 604 N. Syca- more. North Manchester. IN 46962. DAGGETT. JOHN KEIM. RR4. North Manchester. IN 46962. DALEY. CATin ' JOAN. 457 Chey- enne Rd.. Lowell. IN 40356. DAL ' . DIANE D.. 1317 Ilartzell Rd., New Haven. IN 46774. DAUGHTRY. GLEN R0 . 404 Cam- bria Ave. VVindher. PA 15963. DAVIS. DEBRA SUE 67677 St. Rd. 23 North Liberty, IN 46554. DAVIS. LEE ANN 4950 Lincoln Rd Indianapolis. IN 46208. DAVIS. LEE ANNETTA 2256 W 1 7th Ave Gary. IN 46404. DAVIS. PAUL WILLIAM 512 E. Main St. Flora. IN 46929. DAVIS. RUTH ANN 1305 East St. N, Manchester, IN 46962. D.AWSON. ANNETTE SUE 1 1 10 E. Main St. Troy. Oil 45373, DAY. JAMES TIMOTHY 1431 Siou.x Dr. .Xenia.OH 45385. DEAN. SHARON SUE 50 Broadmoor Dr. Wabash. IN 46992. DEAVEL. C. CHRISTINE 905 Bond St.N. Manchester. IN 46962. DEBORD. MICHAEL TIM RR 1 Gas- ton. IN 47342. DEBROKA. EDWARD DALE 834 E. 11th St. Mishawaka. IN 46544. DEGEETER. MICHAEL JOHN 208 E. 16th St. Mishawaka. In 46544, DEMEESTER. RANDY ALAN 41 1 W. Sixth St. Mishawaka, IN 46544. Dl NLINGER. ELISE RUTH 7845 S. Counts 25 A. Tipp City. Oil 45371. DINLINGER. KURT FISHER 7845 S. County Rd. 25A. Tipp City. OH 45371, 1)1 NEINCiER. SUE ANNE 10478 Ea- ton Pike New Lebanon. OH 45345. 1)1 NNIS. Tl lEODORE J. West Church St. Iloytville, IN 45329. 1)1 KR. BARBARA 1 304 Curdes Ave. Ft. Wayne, IN 46970. DETURK, CELESTIA JOYCE RR 2 Peru, IN 46970. DETWILER, DIANA KAHN 703 Col- lege Ave. N. Manchester. IN 46962. DETWILER. WTLLA TAY RR 3 Box 288 Syracuse. IN 46567. DETWILER. WILMAKA ' i ' RR 3 Box 288 Syracuse. IN 46567. DEUBNER. MARY JENNIFER 628 ' 2 E. Lewis Ft. Wayne. IN 46802. DHAENE. GREG JOSEPH 1334 Woodlawn South Bend. IN 46616. DICKSON. DAVID LEON RR 2 Box 360 Pliyniouth. IN 46563. DILLER. STEVEN LINDSAY I I I N. Main Convoy. OH 45832. DILLING. YVONNE KAY 2820 Vance Ave. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. DITTO, STEVEN WAYNE 19003 Cos- lin Carson. C A 90746, DODD. JOYCE ANN RR 1 Buckley, IL 60918. DOLEZAL. BRIAN BERNARD 425 North Shore Soiiih Bend. IN 46017. DOLL. DANIEL WAYNE RR I Old State Rd. Mil lord, IN 46542. DOMER. ERIC ELMER 4344 Swall- en Ave. Louisville. OH 44641. DOMKE, GAYLA SUE 91 Sager Rd. Valparaiso. IN 46383. DONAT, DENNIS EDWIN RR 1 Rome City, IN 46784. DONOVAN. PATRICK DENNIS 621 James Dr. Kokomo, IN 46901 . DORNHECKER. STEPHAN JOHN Box 72 RR 1 Mcdaryville. IN 47957. DORSAM. FREDERICK E. 30 High- land PI. Peru, In 46970. DOTSON. KAREN RR 2 Macy, IN 4695 I , DOTSON, SHARON KA ' RR 1 Box 236 Macy, IN 46951. DOVE, ROBERT MORTON 111 RR 1 Waterloo. IN 46793 DRAGER. LISA I6|9 Eaton Dr. Tol- edo, OH 43614, DRAKE, DAVID BRIAN RR 2, Box 91A Howe, IN 46746, DUBUQUE, CINDY ALISE 1 1 |9 Mea- dowview Wabash, IN 46992. DUDECK, MARK S. 1303 W. Cleve- land Rd. South Bend, IN 46628, DUDLEY, BILLIE RAE RR 1 Box 326 Markleville, IN 46056. DUDZINSKI, ALAN JOSEPH 62480 Orange Rd. South Bend. 46614. DUEEK. MARY SUZANNE 5523 Beauport Rd. Speedway. IN 46224. DUFFY. MARY ALICE 7 I 1 S. Harri- son Alexandria. IN 46001. DUIFY. WILLIAM JOSEPH 711 S. HarrLs on Alexandria. IN 46001. DULHANTY. PAULA LEE RR 2 Win- amac, IN DULL, REBECCA SUSAN 10404 Na- tional Rd. RR I.Brookville.OH 45309. DUM. DEAN EDWARD Box 78 Elli- otsburg.Pa 17024. DURNBAUGH, GERALD EUGENE 4045 Lanette Pontiac. Ml 48054. EACRET, BRIAN SCOTT West Le- banon, IN EASTERDAY,JUL1ANNA RR 1 Al- bion, IN 46701 EBERLY, BRENDA KAY 304 Sunset Ct, N.Manchester, IN 46962, EBERLY. KAREN COE 1001 East St, N, Manchester, IN 46962. ECKERT, RANDY LYNN 306 E. Da- vis St. Sweetser. IN 46987 EDISON. SUZANNE EILEEN 25235 New Road North Liberty. IN 46554. EDWARDS. DEBRA ANN 1016 Syra- cuse Dr. Lebanon, IN 46052. EDWARDS. MARCIA LYNNE 839 Brae Burn En. Rockiord, IL 61 107. EGE, SHEILA LYNN RR 1 66 Roann, IN 46974. ECHINGER. LEE FREDERICK 820 W. Wayne Ft. Wayne. IN 46804. EICHELBERGER. LORI BETH 18 W.777-22nd. St.. Lombard IL 60184. ElKENBERRY. LYNN DANIEL RR 2 Claypool. IN 46540. FILER. JANIS ELAINE 606 E. 7th St. N. Manchester. IN 46962. FILER, LOIS ELIZABETH 606 E, 7th St.N, Manchester, IN 46962, EISENBISE, NICKl JEANNE 505 E. Park St. Elizabethtown, PA 17022, EISENHOUR, AMY ELAINE RR 7 Box 47 Plymouth, IN 46563. ELLIOT. MARY KAY 225 Hillside Dr. Hartford City. IN 47348. ELLISON. BARBARA ANN 4410 Dodge Ave. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. EMBREE, STEVEN ANTHONY 1410 Indiana Ave. La Porte. IN 46350. ENDICOTT. DEBORAH R. 207 Min- eral Sp. Winona Lake. IN 46590. ENGELMAN, TIMMOTHEY RR 4 Wabash, IN 46992. EVANS. DEEANN MARIE RR 3 Box 361 D Decatur. IN 46733. EVANS. STEPHEN PAUL 1 180 Lo- meda Ln Xenia, Oil 45385. FAHS. JANIS KAY 701 Meadow Lane N. Manchester. IN 46962, FAIR, BARBARA ANN 412 E, Cen- tral Bluttton, IN 46714, FAIRCHILD, DANIEL JAMES 409 N. Race St. Monon. IN 47959. FANCHER. RENEE DAWN 819 Har- rison Canon City, Co 8I2I2, 136 PARIS, GRliGORV MORRIS 1927 Montclan Ave. Bloomington, IN 47401. FARRINGHR, STEVEN ROV 1407 E. Orchard N. Manchester, IN 4(1962. FAUDREE, BARl KIM 1 604 St. Rd. 1 14 W. N. Manchester, IN 46962. FAVORS, CHERYL LYNN RR 2 Kirkhri, IN 46050. FAWLEY, JAY R. RR 1 N. Manches- ter, IN 46962. FESLER. KEVIN LARRANCE PO Box 279 Fredericksburg, lA 50630. FIEDLER, MARK DEE RR 3 Logans- port, IN 46947. FIELDS, DAMON GENE RR 2 Ridge- ville, IN 47380. FIFE, MARK LESTER RR 1 Bring- hurst, IN 46913. FIKE, JON PAUL 1912 Kevin Blvd. Elgin, IE 60120. FILLGROVE, GEORGE LEWIS 445 E. Bissell Ave., OilCity,PA 16301. FINK, ROLAND WALTER 1 1 1 5 W. Monroe Decatur, IN 46733. FINSTER, CAROL SUE RR 1 Bunker Hill, IN 46914. FISCHEL, RICHARD MICHAEL 42 The Water Gardens, London, En- gland. FLANAGAN, SCOTT ALLAN RR 4 Bo.x 314 Winchester, IN 47394. FLANIGAN, JAYNE MARIE 8655 Coats Grove Rd., Woodlan, Ml 48897. FLORA, THOMAS TELFER 1221 N. Jefferson Huntinton, IN 46750. FLOROS, ROBERT CHARLES 72 Judd Ave. New Britain, CT 06051. FLORY, BRENDA LOUISE 5855 Enon-Xenia Pike, Fairhorn, OH 45324. FLORY, KRISTIN DAWN 2512 ObetzDr. Xenia.OH 45385. FOLTZ, SHERRY LYNN RR I , Gene- va, IN 46740. FORLOW, TIMOTHY JOE RR 3 Box 349 Logansport,IN 46947. FOSTER, CHEYRL GILLEFF 302 College Ave. N. Manchester, IN 46962. FOSTER, MICHAEL WAYNE 302 College Ave. N. Manchester, IN 46962. FOURMAN, GARRY LEROY 915 Sunnyview Ave. Dayton, OH 45406. FOURMAN, JEFFREY ALLEN 225 E. Fourth St. Greenville, OH 45331. FOURMAN, JUDITH MARIE RR 1 Garrett, IN 46738. FRANTZ, ELMAN GRADY RR 1 Box 233 Bethel, PA 19507. FRAZIER, FLORENCE J. 718 S. Main St. New Castle, IN 47362. FRAZIER, SCOTT EDWARD RR 4 Box 45 Alexandria, IN 46001 . FREDERICK, CHRIS JO 59526 CR I13S. Elkhart, IN 46514. FREDLAKE, JOHN ALAN 1321 Vas- sar South Bend, IN 46628. FREY. KEVIN GENE RR 1 Angola, IN 46703. FRIBLEY, CHRISTINA ANNE RR 4 Warsaw, IN 46580. FRIEND, MARILYN MUSSELMAN RR 1 Macy,lN 46951. FRITZ, DEBORAH RENE 12430 Douglas Rd. Mishawaka, IN 46544. FUCIK, DONALD EDWARD 26914 Dover Detroit, MI 48239. GANSHORN, JANE ELLEN 315 Gill- iam Dr. Warsaw, IN 46580. GARBER, CHRISTPHER WAYNE 1004 S. Orchard Dr., E.xt. N. Man- chester, IN GARBER, JEFFREY LANE 1228 Centirry Oaks Dr., Elgin, IL 60120. GARBER, JULIE LYNNE 1004 S. Orchard Dr. N. Manchester, IN 46962. CARMAN, ROBERT TUCKER 5 1 22 Vance Ave. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. GARNER, CAROL ANN 110 Barker Rd. Michigan City, IN 46360. GARNER, TIMOTHY PAUL 103 Da- mron Dr. N. Manchester, IN 46962. GAROUFALIS, MARIA ELAINE 1605 Old Lantern Trail, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. GARY, CHRISTINE RENE 2906 Lol- issa Lane Maitland, FL 32751. GAY, MARLA DENISE 3803 Virginia St. Gary, IN 46409. GEORGE CHARLES O. RR 3 Box 106 C Wabash, IN 46992. GERBLR, THOMAS ALLEN 1504 Northavcn Dr. JelTersonville, IN 47130. GEYER, LAURIE JAN 406 E. Broad Ave. Nappanee, IN 46550. GILBERT, GEORGE MICHAEL 821 N. Webster Rensselaer, IN 47978. GILBERT, JULIA ANN RR 1, South Whitley IN 46787. GILCHRIST, PHYLLIS ANN 2500- 16th St. Birmingham, AL 35208. GILLILAND, PAULA SUE 618 S. Guilford St. Garrett, IN 46738. GILMORE, PAUL EDWARD 708 Nor- mal Ave. Normal, IL 61761. GLANT, ROBIN LEE 16504 US 20 E.Goshen, IN 46526. GONDEK, DAVID MAXWELL 1 1 20 Chicago St. Michigan City, IN 46360. GOOD, CYNTHIA ANN 55455 Birch Rd. Osceola, IN 46561. GOOD, DEAN KEVIN RR 1 Monterey, IN 46960. GOOD, DEBORAH OVERMYER R 2 Meadow Acres N. Manchester, IN 46962. GOOD, DON ALAN RR 1 Monterey, IN 46960. GOOD, JERl DEANNE 517 Jefferson Rochester, IN 46975. GOOD, PATRICIA KAY 55455 Birch Rd. Osceola, IN 46561. GORDON. CHRISTIE LYNN 124 Car- lin Dr. Carmel, IN 46032. GORDON, KATIIRYN SUE Box 114 Wanatah,IN 46390. GOREE, JOHNNIE HECK 1711 S. Harrison Ft. Wayne, IN 46804. GOTZ, TERESA JEAN RR 3 Colum- bia City, IN 46725. GRADELESS, SALLY RANSBOT- TOM 604 E. Miami, N. Manchester, IN 46962. GRAHAM, PERRI DOMINIQUE 305 E, Fourth N. Manchester, IN 46962. GRATNER, MARSHA RENEE RR I Box 231 Rensselaer, IN 47978. GRATZ, RANDALL CRAIG 502 Col- lege Ave. Apt. 6, N. Manchester, IN 46962. GRATZ, RUTH BRISCOE 502 Col- lege Ave. Apt. 6 N. Manchester, IN 46962. GRATZ, WENDY 905 N. WAYNE , N. Manchester, IN 46962. GRAVITT, JAMES MICHAEL 4368 Strobridge Vandalia,OH 45377. GRAYBILL, MARCIA JOY 5115 Ar- butus Ave. Baltimore. MD 21227. GREEN, KENNETH RAY RR 1 Box 163 Losantville, IN 47354. GRIESER, JOHN KENNETH 3004 Canterbury Blvd.. Ft. Wayne, IN 46815. GRIFFITH, JOSEPH EARL 203 Gor- don St. Monticello, IN 47960. GROSS, ANDREW LYNN RR 2 144 Farm Churubusco, IN 46723. GROVE, VIRGINIA ELLEN RR 3 Box 221 Frankfort, IN 46041. GROW, JEFFREY PETER 15555 Hearthstone Dr., Mishawaka. IN 46544. GURNELL, MORRIS VAUGHN 3053 Broadway Indianapohs, IN 46205. GYGI, SUSAN DIANE 1526 E. Mid- dlebuiy Elkhart, IN 46514. HADLEY, RUSSELL TIMOTHY 521 W. Bow Thorntown, IN 46071 . HAECKER, JO LYNN 902 S. Orchard Dr. N. Manchester, IN 46962. HAFFNER, DENISE KAY RR 2 Box 212 Bluffton,IN 46714. HAKES, MARGIE ANN 320 2nd Ave, Stanley, Wl 54768. HALT. SUSAN 69292 Ptne Rd. North Liberty, IN 46554. 137 HAMLR. IIARRILT ANN 3832 Dale- wood [ ' t. Wayne. IN 46805. HAMILTON. DONALD RICHARD 504 E. Fifth St. N. Manchester. IN 46962. HAMM. DARVL DIANA 316 Oriole, Crown Point. IN 46307. HAMMLR. STliVHN GEORGE RR 3 Polo.lL 61064. HAMMOND, ANN MARIL RR 8. Huntington. IN 46750. HAMPSHIRE, KAY ANN RR 1 . An- hum. IN 46706. HAMPSON. GLENN HAROLD 36 Fernwood Dr. AURORA, IE 60538. HANBUCH. CYNTHIA ELAINE 151 Blairwood Dr.. Trotwood. OH 45426. HANNAH, .il RR LYNN 8931 S. SCOW. Fairniount, IN 46928. HAPNER. JEANNA KAY Bo. 207, Fnltoii, IN 46931. HARDACRE, DALE LLRO ■ RR 4, N. Manchester, IN 46962. HARLAN. CAROLYN SUE 3229 Priscilla Ave. Indianapolis. IN 46218. HARRISON, JEAN 21 16 Wright St. Logansport,IN 46947. HARROLD, MICHAEL JAMES 115 Manchester Ave.. Wabash. IN 46992. HART. CHERYL LYNN Bo. 144 RR 1 Waynetown.IN 47990. HART, JOHN CHARLES RR 2 Bo. 34 Macy.IN 46951. HARTMAN, DEBRA SUE RR 1 , Syra- cuse, IN 46567. HARTS. DENNIS JAMES RR 1 Ani- boy. IN 46911. HARTSOUGH, DIANE FAYE RR I Bo.x 220 Plymouth. IN 46563. HARTSOUGH, ELAINE SUE 24078 Stanton Rd. N. Liberty. IN 46554. HARTSOUGH. MICHAEL RALPH 309 Cecil N. Manchester. IN 46962. HARVEY. JACK LEE 129 S. Finis Virden, IE 62690. MASSE, SCOTT WILLIAM Bo.x 926 Manchester College, N. Manchester, IN 46962. HASTINGS, CONSTANCE G. 901 Second St. N. Manchester. IN 46962. HASTINGS. LAL ' RA C. RR 6 Bo.x 77D. Rochester. IN 46975. HATHAWAY, MARGARET HEPLE, RR2,Claypool, IN 46510. HATTERER, TODD MICHAEL. 160 Penwood Rd. York, PA 17402. HAUPERT. KATHY JEANINE, RR I, Urbana,IN 46990. HAUREZ. KELLY JO. RR 2 box 228E, Covington, IN 47932. HAYNES. REBECCA JEAN. 2133 Lakeshore Dr.. Muskegon, MI 49441. HECKLINSKI, BRUCE ALLEN, 1628 N. Kenniore. South Bend. IN 46628. HECKLINSKI. RONALD JOHN. 1628 N. Kenniore. Soiitli Bend, IN 46628. HECKMAN, CYNTHIA LEE, 888 Ad- eline Ave. Elgin, IE 60120. HEDGES. KEITH LYNN. RR I . Un- iondale.IN 46791. HEIDORN. NORMA LEE. Bo.x 178, Kewanna. IN 46939. HENRY. BARRY KENNETH. RR 1 Bo.x 227, South Whitney, IN 46787. HERBST, RICHARD ALAN, 2731 D. St.. LaVerne.CA 91750. HESS. PHILIP I:DWARD, 59595 Ha- zel Rd. South Bend. IN 46614. HEUSEL. LOWELL KIM, 112 ' 2E. Main St., North Manchester, IN 46962. HEYDE, JOY ANNE, 350 W. Tipton St., Huntington, IN 46750. HIESTER. JULIE ANN, 818 W. Ad- ams. Plymouth. IN 46563. HIEDRETH. DEBRA LYNN, 2305 Shannon Dr.. Valparaiso, IN 46383. HILL. CRAIG RICHARD. 13092 Dra- goon Trail, Mishawaka, IN 46544. HILL. MARK ALLEN. 13092 Dra- goon Trail Mishawaka. IN 46544. HILL. NINA KAY. RR 1. Akron. IN 469 1 0. HILLIGOSS. STEPHEN EARL, 608 W. Jackson, Alexandria, IN 46001. HINES. ALLYN RAY. 144 N. Gray St.. Albany. IN 47320. HIRSCIIY. ROGER DEWAYNE. RR 4. Decatur, IN 46733. HISSONG. VALERIE JEAN. Box 94, Letters Ford, IN 46945. HLODNICKI, BRUCE JOHN, 815 N. West St.. Crown Point. IN 46307. HOEPPNER, BONNIE CAROL. RR l.Woodburn. IN 46797, HOFFMAN, DANIEL JOSEPH, 1000 E. Euchd, McPherson, KS 67460. HOFFMAN, DEBORAH SUE, 1000 E. Euclid, McPherson, KS 67460. HOFFMAN, JOHN MICHAEL, 1000 E. Euclid, McPherson, KS 67460. HOKE. MARLIN LLOYD. RR 1 . West Manchester. OH 45382. HOLDEREAD.JO ELLEN. 1509 Lake Ave., Plymouth, IN 46563. HOLDEREAD, SUSAN KAY. 319 Brook Ave., Plymouth, IN 46563. HOLLENBERG, JENEEN SUE, 501 Huddleston Rd.. Winamac, IN 46996. HOLLOWAY. PATRICIA LOUIS, P.O. Bo.x46,Biookston,IN 47923. HOLSINGER, GRANT WINSTON, 506 W. Garrett. Somerset. PA 15501. HOLSINGER. KAY ANN, 1420 Sun- set Dr.. Nortli Manchester. IN 46962. HOMAN. ROBERT WILLIAM. 23424 Greenleal Blvd.. Elkhart, IN 46514. HOOLEY. STANLEY RAY. 23568 Linden Dr. Elkhart, IN 46514. HOOPINCARNER. THOMAS C, RR 5, Decatur, IN 46733. HOOTEN, NORMA JEAN. 7631 Rothfield Di.. Dayton, OH 45424. HOOVER. BETH ELAINE, 24575 CR 142 R5 Goshen, IN 46526. HOPE. NORMAN PHILLIP. 805 Ro- bert St. LaPorte, IN 46350. HOPPES, TONYA SUE SLAVEN. RR 2. Wabash, IN 46992. HORN. PAULA ELIZABETH 929 S. Main St. Bluflton. IN 46714. HORNER. FRANKLIN ROSS. RR I. Converse. IN 46919. HORNING, JAMES CALVIN, UBA VIA Mubi N.E. State. Nigeria. W. Africa. HORNING. JUDITH EVELYN, 442 N. Princeton, Villa Park, IL 60181 . HOROHO, DENNIS R., 50314 N. Mill, North Manchester, IN 46962. HOSTETLER. GLEN F., RR 2, To- peka.IN 46571. HOWARD, JAMES LAWRENCE, RR 3, Warsaw, IN 46580. HOWARD, PHILIP ANTHONY. 1021 E. 16th Ave.. Gary. IN 46407. HOWARD, VIRGINIA KAYE, RR 2, Bo.x 158. North Manchester. IN 46962. HOWENSTINE, MARGARET L., 2773 Homeworth Rd., Alliance, OH 44601. HOY. KRISTINA KAY. 107 E. Sheri- dan Dr.. Wabash, IN 46992. IIUDAK, MICHELE MARIE, 525 S. Phillipa South Bend, IN 46619. HUDSON, NORMAN WAYNE, 609 College, North Manchester. IN 46962. HUDSON, SUE MANGES, 609 Col- lege, North Manchester, IN 46962. HUERTA, LUIS ANTONIA, 1512 S. Virginia Mercedes, T.X 78570. HUGHES, BRUCE WAYNE, RR 2, Star City, IN 46985. HUGHES, KIMILY JAN, RR 5, Hunt- ington Co. Home. Huntington. IN 46750. HUGHES, MARK STEVEN, RR 3 Box 68, Ale.xandria, IN 46001. HUKE. JUDITH Ann, 1313 Woodland Dr., Lowell, IN 46356. HULSE, BRENDA JEAN, RR 7, Crawfordsville.lN 47933. 138 HUMS. JOSEPH PAUL, 59101 Bre- men Highway. Mishawaka. IN 46544. HUNN. JEFFREY KENT. 406 S. Con- gress Polo. IL 61064. HUNT, DALLAS MATTHEW, Bo. 98A, Mach.ln 46951. HUNT. DENNIS MERRILL. 1408 Cadillac Dr. W.. Kokomo. IN 46901. HUNTER. BRENDA JOAN. RR 1 . Roann.IN 46974. HURN, CHARLES EDWARD. RR 1 , Camden, IN 46917. HUSE, JANET YVONNE, 2157 Hea- therlawn Dr.. Toledo, OH 43614. HUSTON. MELVIN RODNEY. 1440 W. 28th Indianapolis. IN 46208. HUTCHESON, JANA LYNN. 5.i S. Jay, West Milton, OH 45383. HUTCHINS, JONl LEE, 9215 Mul- doon Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46819. HUTSON. PAMELA RUTH. Woodside RR2.Hagerstown,IN 47346. IBEGBU. OLISA CHUKWUDI. PMB 1200. Eugu ECS Nigeria. IGOE, JOHN PATRICK 4838 W. 97th Oaklawn.IL 60453. IHNEN. MAX LUEGENE, RR 2, North Manchester. IN 46962. IHNEN. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH. RR 2, North Manchester. IN 46962. IJOMA, COLLINS EUGENE Box 8 National H.S.. Kumba Cameroon. JACKOWIAK. LAWRENCE J. 601 S. Lake St. South Bend. IN 46619. JARRETT, JOSEPH ALAN, 1408 W. Orchard, North Manchester. IN 46962. JENKINS. ROBERT STEVEN, 208 Valleyview, Dayton, OH 45405. JOHNSON, DIANN LYNN, 1 Bishop Rd.. SpencerviUe. IN 46788. JOHNSON, JUDY ANNE, RR 4, East St., North Manchester. IN 46962. JOHNSON, KIMBERLY KAY. RR 1 Bo.x 160.,Biinghurst, IN 46913. JOHNSON. MARIA D., 1231 F. Hem- lock Ln. Elgin. IL 60120. JOHNSON. NANCY LYNNE, 803 East St., North Manchester. IN 46962. JOHNSON, ROBERT RILEY, 301 Glendale Valparaiso, IN 46383. JOHNSON, STEPHEN IMMEL. Box B, RossvillcIN 46065. JOHNSON, TIMOTHY ROBERT, 301 Glendale, Valparaiso, IN 46383. JOHNSTON, SCOTT PATRICK, 221 N. Columbia Apt. A, Warsaw, IN 46580. JOICE, KAREN RENEE, 304 Slate, Culver, IN 46511. JONES. DAWN RENEE, P.O. Box 283,Middlebury,IN 46540. JONES, SANDRA DIANN. 2443 Ninth Court S., Birmingham, Al 35205. JUSTICE. JR. WILLIAM 11.. P.O. Box 63, Silver Lake, IN 46982. KAHN, DALE ROBERT 603 College Ave. N. Manchester, IN 46962. KAHN, DAVID ALAN 317 Redpath Ave. Michigan City, IN 46360. KAHN. JEAN HAZELWOOD 603 Col- lege Ave. N. Manchester. IN 46962. KAHN. LAURA ANN 317 Redpath Ave. Michigan City, IN 46360. KAHN, LINDA SUE 317 Redpath Ave. Michigan City. IN 46360. KAMMEYHR. KAREN ANN PO Box 58 St. Rd. 37, Harlan, IN 46743. KANDEL, GARY VINCENT 108 Meadowniere Dr. Butler. IN 46721 . KARN, ALLEN RAY RR 4 Lot 1 4 N. Manchester, IN 46962. KASTNER. MICHAEL JAMES 253 W. Tipton. St. Huntington. IN 46750. KASTNER. RICK ALLEN 253 W. Tipton St. Huntington. IN 46750. KAUFFMAN. KAREN LOUISE 13048 CR 20Middlebury. IN 46540. KEENEY, DELMAS LEE 605 ' 2 Ninth N. Manchester. IN 46962. KEENEY. RUTH JEAN 216 Pearl St. Harrisburg.PA 17109. KEIRN, NORRIS ALLEN RR 1 Silver Lake. IN 46982. KEISER. PHILLIP EUGENE 25205 CR 48 Rl Nappanee, IN 46550. KELLY, MICHAEL KEVIN 1721 E. Fox St. South Bend. IN 46613. KENNEDY. DAVID PAUL 240 Briar- wood Dr. Terre Haute, IN 47803. KENNEDY, KAREN SUE 20136 CR 138 Goshen, IN 46526. KENNEDY, MICHAEL MERTON 469 W. Main Peru. IN 46970. KENNY, ROGER DALE 203 W. Col- lege Crawlordsville, IN 47933. KERN. JOANNE RENEE 4970 Wen- ger Rd. Clayton, OH 45315. KERSCHENSTEINER. ALAN S. 3014 Grandee Boise, ID 83704. KESTER, TERRY LEE RR 2 N. Man- chester, IN 46962. KIDWELL. DAVID WILLIAM 102-F Turner Rd. Dayton. OH 45415. KILE, SALLY ANN 404 600 N. Ko- komo. IN 46901. KILMER, RUTH ELAINE 410 N. Ad- ams St. Knightstown, IN 46148. KINNE, REBECCA RUTH 427 W. North St. Crownpoint. IN 46307. KINSEL, CYNTHIA MAY RR 1 , Rochester, IN 46975. KINZIE. JERILEE ANNE 105 W. WiUiam Monticello, IL 61856. KINZIE, SCOTT VERNON 105 W. William Monticello. IL 61856. KIRACOFL. KAREN RUTH 4210 Cadena Ct, Ft. Wayne. IN 46805. KIRKSE •. JOHN EDWARD RR 7 Wooster.OH 44691. KLEMM, KENNETH KEVIN 603 Col- lege Ave. N. Manchester, IN 46962. KLEMMEDSON, KARIN E. 504 N. Miami St. N. Manchester, IN 46962. KLEPFER. KEVIN LARL RR 1 Rochester. IN 46975. KLING, PEGGY ANN RR 3 Peru. IN 46970. KLINGLER, SUSAN BETH RR 3 N. Manchester IN 46962. KLINGLER. REBECCA JANE RR 3 N. Manchester, IN 46962. KNECHEL. SHARON LOUISE 6718 Raintree Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46825. KNIGHT, KATHRYN MARIE 908 N. College Salem, IN 47167. KNIPPLE, JANET LYNN 857 Chick- asaw Madisonville, KY 42431. KNISS, MARY LOU RR 2 Lanark, IL 6104b, KNOLL, LINDA ANN 2263 N. 100 W. LaP orte.IN 46350. KNOWLING, MARK WAYNE 153 Wilson Dr. Marion, IN 46952. KOEHLINGFR, GREGORY LIO 4024 S. Harrison, Ft. Wayne, IN 46807. KOENIG, DENNIS SCOTT 19 Belsaw Place Cincinnati, OH 45220. KOLESZAR, DONALD PAUL RR 3 Box 191 WinamacIN 46996. KOLESZAR, JUDITH ANN RR 3 Box 191 WmamacIN 46996. KOWALSKI, ROBERT FRANCIS 814 W. 15th St. Mishawaka. IN 46544. KRALL. CYNTHIA ANN 1006 Lin- coln Hts. Ave., Ephrata, PA 17522. KUMFER, GILBERT MICHAEL RR 2 Columbia City. IN 46725. KURTZ, BETH ELAINE 2821 McCain Rd. Jackson, MI 44203. KURTZ, SARAH RUTH 2821 McCain Rd. Jackson, Ml 44203. LADD, DAVID EUGENE RR 2 Lon- don, OH 43140. LADY, WILLIAM RICHARD 3639 Sterling Rd. Downers Grove, IL 60515. LAFRAMBOISE, LISA MARIE 280 Dover Pt. Rd. Dover. NH 03820. LAHMAN, DAVID LEROY RR 1 Frankhn Grove IL 61031. LAMBERT, JERRY EDWARD 12801 Iowa St. Crown Point, IN 46307. LAMBRECHTS, JOHN PAUL 141 1 Panama St. Mishawaka, IN 46544. LANDRUM, MARK EDWARD RR 6 Huntington, IN 46750. LANTZ, MICHAEL DUANE 210 Iwo St. Auburn, IN 46706. 139 LANTZ. ThD RANDALL 432 S. Ste- wart ST. Bremen. IN 46506. LARGENT. DAVID LEE lS-480 Wainwright Villa Park, IL 60181 . LAU. YUK-YIN BELINDA 69 Lyttle- ton Rd. 12B. Hong Kong. LAWMASTER, KIMBERLY. LYN 26700 CR 54 RR 1 . Nappanee. IN 46550. LAWRENCE. SUSAN LOUISE 2435 Westlane Rd. Indianapolis. IN 46269. LEA, PRENTISS G. 818 W. Donald- son Mishawaka. IN 46544. LE. ZENBY. KEITH EDWARD RR 1 Stai City. IN 46985. LEE, SARA JANE 1660 N. Alher St. Wabash. IN 46992. LEEPER. CRAIG THOMAS 91 1 2 Col- gate Indianapolis. IN 46268. LEININGER. NORMA PAULINE 502 N. Walnut N. Manchester. IN 46962. LEK.SA. JEFFREY EDWARD 412 Hawthorne LaPorte. IN 46350. LEMMON. JANE ANN RR 1 Bo. 89 Lucerne. IN 46950. LENZ. REBECCA GAIL RR 1 Box 109 .Middletown. IN 47356. LEVERENZ. DIANE LTNN 918 Lake Rd. E-Fork, Hamlin. NY 14464. LEWIS. CHRISTOPHER D. PO Bo. 330 Star City, IN 46985. LEWIS. DAVID EUGENE 5 1 South- wood Dr. Bedford. IN 47421. LIFFICK. JAYNE MARIE 2351 Med- wayCarlisle Rd. Medway. OH 45341. LIMBACH. BARBARA ANN 4024 Hedwig Rd. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. LIMBERT. BRADLEY EDWIN 193 N. Water St. Clayton. OH 45315. LINTNER. JOHN PATRICK 81 1 E. Shore Dr. Culver. IN 465 1 I . LISAK. MARK 202 Russell St. Michi- gan City. IN 46360. LLOYD. ALAN WHESTON 12124 Leo RdRR 2 Ft. Wayne. IN 4b825. LOCK. DIANN HELEN 1 104 Spruce Hammond. IN 40324. LOFLAND. MICHAEL LEON 5425 Lesh Rd. Louisville. OH 44641. LONG. HOLLY ANNA RR 2 Bo.x 448 Rochester, IN 46975. LONG. NOLAN WADE RR 2 Bo. 29 Ada. OH 45810. LONG. PAMELA KAY 304 W. Fourth N. Manchester, IN 46962. LONG, ROBERT LAWRENCE 290 Mountain Ave. Murray HILL. NJ 07974. LOPEZ. NIEVES CARMEN 253 Lor- etla Dr. Dayton. OH 45415. LOPSIIIRE. DAVID GENE RR 1 Box 138 Haviland.OH 45851. LOVELACE. BETH ANNE RR 1 Flora. IN 46929, LOWER. PRISCILLA ANN RR 1 Pleasant Lake. IN 46779. LOXLEY. SARA MC KEEPER RRl Bo.x 165MPierceton.IN 46562. LUCERO. JOSEPH ANTHONY 18 S. Root St. Aurora. IL 60505. LUCKEY. JOHN CONVER RR 1 Kimmell. IN 46760. LUDWIG. MICHAEL THOMAS. 4222 Knightway Dr.. Fort Wayne. IN 46805. LUTZ. CYNTHIA KAY, 1708 E. 800 N..W. Lafayette, IN 47906. LYNCH, VERNON LEE, 646 Seven Mile Rd., Eaton, OH 45320. MacDONALD, WILLIAM ROBERT, 110 Zona Dr., Auburn, IN 46706. MacINTYRE, ROBERT BRUCE. 6860 Cornell Rd. Harrisburg. PA 17112. MAHAEFEY. ALICE ANN. RR 4. Rushville. IN 46173. MAHAN. VIRGINIA E., Box 41 41 Park Row. Michigan City. IN 46360. MANN. RUTH JOAN. RR 2. Rd. 250S, Warsaw, IN 46580. MANNERING, SCOTT S.. 225 Blue- berry Lane, West Lafayette, IN 47906. MARBELL, LAUD NARTEY, Box 150, Kaneshie. Accra, Ghana. MARK. GLENDA FAYE. 207 S. Cher- ry. Akron. IN 46910. MARTENS. REBEKAH MAY. 404 E. Second. N. Manchester. IN 46962. MARTIN. CAROL JO. RR 2 Box 277, Grabill.lN 46741. MASON. DIANA. 593 W. Mam. Wa- bash. IN 46992. MASON. JUDITH ANNE. 392 Poin- setta Ave.. Sebring. Fl 33870. MASON. LINDA JOYCE. RR 1 . Box 80.Shelbyville.MO 63469. MASON. PATRICE JOAN, 337 Pierre Moran Dr,, Elkhart, IN 46514. MATINDAS. MARIANNA, BKIA Tittiwungen. Manado Sulawes. In- donesia. MATTHEWS. LINDA KAYE. 2360 Willowcreek. Rd.. Portage. IN 46368. MAUPIN. MARTY THOMAS 2765 Lawson Rd.. Marion. IN 46952. MAY. MARY LISA. Box C. Tiniber- viUe.VA 22853. MAYO. MICHAEL S.. 212 W. Main St.. Peru. IN 46970. McCOMAS. EVA. 1005 Bond St.. N. Manchester. IN 46962. McROBERTS. TERRY ALLAN, RR 1, West Manchester, OH 45382. McBRIDE, MARGRETA ELAINE, 903 East St.. N. Manchester, IN 46962. McBRIDE, RALPH CRAIG, 903 East St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. McCAULEY, BETTY JEAN, 703 E. Ninth, N. Manchester. IN 46962. McCOLLOUGH. DAVID DALE, Box 58.Lapaz.IN 46537. McCOMBS. WILLIAM JAMES. 2402 Indian Village Blvd.. Fort Wayne, IN 46809. Mccormick, erin kathleen. RR 1 , South Whitley, IN 46787. McCOY, MICHAEL D.. 1 15 E. Jeff- erson St.. Albion, IN 46707. McCRACKEN, FREDERICK, DAVID, N. Jefferson St., Converse, IN 46919. McELWEE, TIMOTHY ALAN, 325 Hillcrest, Warrensburg, MO 64093. McFADDEN, DANIEL GLENN, RR 2,N. Manchester, IN 46962. McFADDEN, DAVID DEAN, RR 2, N. Manchester, IN 46962. McFERRAN. GEORGE WILLIAM, 504 W. Adams, Alexandria, IN 46001. McINNIS, ROBERT LEROY, RR 2, Lanark, IN 61046. McINNIS, RONALD LEE, 408 E. Ninth, N. Manchester, IN 46962. McINNIS, SARA MUMMA, 408 E. Ninth, N. Manchester, IN 46962. MclNTOSH, SUSAN GANTNER, 702 E. Ninth St„ N. Manchester, IN 46962. MclNTYRE, JAMES THOMAS, RR 1 Box 36, Andrews, IN 46702. MclNTYRE, KATHY SUE. 1 10 Whip- poorwill Ave.. Michigan City. IN 46360. McKINLEY. CHER L LYNN. RR 1 Box 142. Monterey, IN 46960. McLIVER, DAVID ALAN, McLiver Dr.. Box 51 I.Plymouth. IN 46563. MEADOWS. DANIEL WAYNE, RR 5 Box 172, Huntington, IN 46750. MEADOWS. SANDRA LYNN. Box 304,Lagro,IN 46941. MEDINA. RICHARD. 1961 Iowa St.. Gary. IN 46407. MEEHAN. JENNIFER LYNN. 245 Northcrest Dr.. Huntington. IN 46750. MENZIE. REBECCA JO. Box 383. Piercelon, IN 46562. MERGY, PAMELA SUE, 213 W. Mor- gan, St., AsUey. IN 46705. MERRICK. DANA LAMAR. 1119 Grant St.. Elkhart. IN 46514. MESSER. SALLY ANN. RR 3, N, Manchester, IN 46962, METHOD, JULIA A.. RR KMilford, IN 46542. METZLER. JOHN FLOWERS, RR 2, Box 9, Nappanee, IN 46550, METZLER, PATRICIA JANE, RR 2, Box 9, Nappanee, IN 46550, 140 MEYER, CYNTHIA LYNN, 9018 S. Lenient Rd., Downers Grove, IN 60515. MEYER, JEFFRY CARL, 802 S. State, S. Whitley, IN 46787. MIDDAUGH, PAUL DEAN, 31 1 W. South, Bremen, IN 46506. MIDDLETON. BECKY SUE, Holiday Dr., Greentown, IN 46436. MIHAVICS, RONALD LEWIS, 5220 Ann HackleN Rd.. Fort Wayne, IN 46815. MILLER, CYNTHIA LEE, 329 Pon- tiac, Rochester, IN 46975. MILLER, JAMES EDWARD, 601 Miami St., N. Manchester, IN 46962. MILLER, JANET JEANINE, RR 1 , Box 66A, Monroe, IN 46772. MILLER, KENNETH STEVEN, 3804 Brentwood Dr., South Bend, IN 46628. MILLER, KEVIN GERARD, RR 1 Box 71, Waterloo, IN 46793. MILLER, LOVENA SUE, Cedar and East, Kirkwood. IE 61447. MILLER, RANDALL WAYNE, RR 1 Box 135, Bunker Hill, IN 46914. MILLER, REBECCA S. RICE, 206 W. Brannmig, Fort Wayne, IN 46807. MILLER, RUTH TROUTMAN, RR 1. Box I81,Logansport, IN 46947. MILLER, SANDRA ALICE, 9238 Ernst Rd.. Fort Wayne. IN 46809. MILLER. STANLEY WAYNE, 563 Darrow Rd.. Akron, IN 44305. MILLIGAN, SYLVIA LYNNE, 323 N. BlutTSt., Monticello, IN 47960. MILLS, JERRY JOE, 508 E. Ninth. N. Manchester, IN 46962. MILLS, STANLEY L. RR 1 . Box 14, Straughn.IN 47387. MINIX, DAVID HOWARD. RR 3, Box 793. Knox, IN 46534. MINIX, DENNIS GORDON, 1402 ' N. Market, N. Manchester, IN 46962, MITCHEL, CARLA SUE, RR 6, De- catur, IN 46733. MITMOEN, JOHN BARTON, 302 Da- mron Dr., N. Manchester, IN 46962. MOCK, GORDON NEAL, PO Box 221,Middlebury.IN 46540. MOCK. ROBERT STEPHEN. 613 E. Fifth St.. N.Manchester. IN 46962. MOHN. SANDRA LAURA. 1951 1 Ea- ton Ave.. South Bend. IN 46637. MOLINARD. THOMAS F.. RR 6. Box 76A. Rochester. IN 46975. MONTGOMERY. BRADLEY T.. 548 N. KingSt.,Xenia,OH 45385. MOODY, SANDRA JO, RR 5, Ply- mouth, IN 46563. MOODY, TODD RAY, 507 E. Ninth, N. Manchester, IN 46962. MOORE, JILL HOFACKER, 609 Col- lege, N. Manchester, IN 46962. MOORE, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, 609 College, N. Manchester, IN 46962. MORMAN, DENNIS ROBERT, 1501 Tremont Dr.. Mishawaka. IN 46544. MOOR. GAR PHILIP. 327 Sargent. Kendallville. IN 46755. MORT. GREG LEWIS. 505 College. N. Manchester. IN 46962. MORT. SANDRA AMISS. 505 Col- lege. N. Manchester. IN 46962. MOYER. ROCHELLE EMILY. 506 Glenn Ave.. New Carhsle. OH 45344. MUIR. GREGORY BRUCE. Box 96. Bippus. IN 46713. MULLEN. JUDY, 258 Hickory Dr., Greenville, Oil 45331. MURPHY, DAVIS WILLIAM. RR 1 , Box 73A. Culver. IN 46511. MURPHY. GORDON BURCE. 6408 Covington Rd. 30. Fort Wayne. In 46804. MURPHY. JAMES KEVIN 1 1 W Blvd.. Peru. IN 46970. MUSGRAVE. LINDA LOU Box 35 Center St.. McCordsville. IN 46055, MUZZILLO. ELIZABETH Ann 502 S Peters Garrett, IN 46738. MYERS, MELODY LYNN RR 4 Box 66 Walkeiton,IN 46574. MYLIN. SHERYL SUE 29 Broadmoor Dr.. Wabash. IN 46992. NADOLNY. STEPHEN LEE 1823 Magnolia St Soutli Bend. IN 4661 3. NARAGON. DANIEL PAUL 113 Damron Dr.. N. Manchester. IN 46962. NEHER. JON OSCAR 2373 Bonita Ave.. Laverne.CA 91750. NELSON. BRUCE ALLEN 557 Lor- raine Dr.. Valparaiso. IN 46383. NELSON. STEVEN ROBERT 837 E Center St.. Warsaw. IN 46580, NELSON. II. WILLIAM H 2375 Little York Rd.. Dayton, OH 45414. NEWCOMER. BEVERLY ANN 911 Scott Dr.. Elgin. IL 60120. NEWELL. CHRISTOPHER 217 W Eighth St.. Rochester, IN 46975. NICHOLS, CYNTHIA ANN 3338 Devereaux Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46208. NICHOLS, MAJORIE HELSTE RR 3 Box 29 Rochester, IN 46975. NICHOLSON, JAMES WILLIAM 141 S. Riverside, Dr., Elkhart, IN 46514. NIETERT, MARY ALICE 12726 Pa- rent Rd„ New Haven, IN 46774. NISLEY. TAMMY 317 N Benton St Millersburg. IN 46543. NIVIA. MARIA ISABEL Iians 15 No 68-24 Bogota Columbia NNADI. IGNATIUS DIALA 22 Will- iams St.. Onilsha Nigeria NNUBIA. AIDAN EMEKA C 0 St Mathews Church Ozubula Nigeria NOFFSINGER. DEE JAY RR 1 War- ren. IN 46792. NORRIS. BRIAN EUGENE 907 Bond N Manchester, IN 46962. NORRIS. RACHEL ANN 410 Gettys- burg Park Forest. IL 60466. NORTON. SUSAN ELAIM RR I Bronson.MI 49028. NOWAK. BARBARA YOUNG 246 E Hoover Ft Wayne, IN 46816. NWANNAGLADSON INNOCENT %Moki Post OITice Moonge Came- rod O ' DELL, KARISSA SlIEAL PO Box 145 Macy,IN 46951. O ' HARA, DANA MARIE 213 North St., Bremen, IN 46506. OCASIO, IRIDE 226 Van Nostran Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07305. ODLE, STANLEY REED 6521 Action Rd., Indianapohs, IN 46259. OKOTIE, HARRISON 60 Macpheison Rd., Sapele B Stnigeria OLINGER, JOHN NICHOLAS 202 S Maple St., N Manchester, In 46962. OLINGER, TIMOTHY THOMAS 202 S Maple St., Manchester, IN 46962. OSWALT, DAVID ALLEN RR 3 BlulTton, IN 46714. OSWALT, TERRY GENE RR 2 Mea- dow Acres N Manchester. IN 46962. OTT. BEVERLY JO 5402 McComb Rd Huntertown, IN 46748. OTT. JOHN ALLEN RR 1 Churubuv CO, IN 46723. OVERFIELD. JR. RICHARD B 3012 WoodbridgeDr.,Muncie,IN 47304. OVERMYER. J AYME LYNN. RR 1 . Monterey. IN 46960. OWENS. MICHAEL GORDON 167 Manor Ave.. Elkhart. IN 46514. OWENS. MICHAEL JOSEPH 2625 Greenleaf Blvd.. Elkhart. IN 46514. OWUSU-AKYAW, SAMUEL PO Box 6121 Accra Ghana OXENDER. DERRICK BRYAN 351 1 N Dixboid Rd,, Ann Arbor, MI 48105. PAJAKOWSKl, PHILLIP E 1710 Wil- ber South Bend, IN 46628. PALACIOUS, MARIE LOUISE 2607 Woodland Dr„ Goshen, IN 46526. PALSGROVE. MARCIA 2537 Wood- land Ave.. Modesto. CA 95351. PARCEL. DENISE LYN 217 West Street Wynaniac, IN 46996. PARKER, DAVID JOHN 2500 E. Broadway Logansport, IN 46947. PASQUAL. AJITHA MAHES 115 Havelock Rd.. Columbo Ceylon 141 PATCH. RhBtCCA ANNE 334 N Tenth St.. Decatur. IN 46733. PATTILLO. DAVID KEITH 2175 In- glewood Place Soiitli Bend. IN 46616. PAUL. JEFFREY J RR 1 Box 22 An- drews. IN 46702. PAUL. JUDITH LYNN 233 Allred St.. Elkhart. IN 405 14. PAULEY. ROBERT ALLEN 2720 Marcy Lane Fort Wayne. IN 46806. PEACHY. BRENDA SUE IbOO ' ) Cr 20 Goshen. IN 46526. PEARSON. GLENN ARTHUR RR 2 N. .Manchester IN 4(i Hi2. PEFFER, LARR ' ALLEN RK 1 Al- bion. IN 46701. PEIFFER. JOHN WILLIAM 12 Ma- ple Place Normal. IE 61761. PEIRCE. JAMES MARK 1221 Cahlor- niia Ave.. Fort Wayne. IN 46805. PEEKING. HOLLY LYNNE 323 Pres- ton Dr.. South Bend, IN 46615, PEMBERTON. J AMES ANDREW 40 5 E Rochester Akron. IN 46401 . PEMBERTON. PAUL ARNOLD RR 1 Rochester IN 46975. PENN. ILENE MAE 12 5 Mill St Wa- bash. IN 46992. PENNER. DALE WILLARD RR I Mt Morris. IL 61054. PERKINS. DAVID ELLIOTT PO Box 613 Middlebury.IN 46540. PERLICH. SHIRLEY JEAN RR 1 Corunna. IN 46730. PERRY, EILEEN MARIE 3854 Uik- way Toledo. OH 43614. PERSON. MARK ALAN RR 3 Polo. IL 60164. PETE. WILLIAM STANLEY 3741 E 12 PI Gary. IN 46403. PETERS. WILLIAM SILAS 605 Col- lege N Manchester. IN 46962. PETERSON. ANN ELIZABETH RR 1 Bo. 2334Carmel. IN 46032, PETERSON. GINGER LEE RR 1 Box 32 Monterey, IN 46960. RETRY. DANIEL MARK 607 East Ninth St.. N Manchester, IN 46962. PETRY, DARLENE KAY 607 East Ninth St.. N Manchester. IN 46962. PETRY. DARYL J RR I Lynn. IN 47335, PETRY. L JEROME 82 Thorpe Dr.. Dayton. OH 45420, PETRY. MARVIN WAYNE 351 Hub- bard Ave Elgin, IL 60120. PETTIT. LESLIE LYNNE 3 Clay Ct Aurora. IL 60538. PHILIP. JOHN Nedunipuiathu Puth- onueedu Kerala India. PHILLIPS. JACQUELINE R 528 S Monticello Winaniac. IN 46996. PIERCE, DANNY LEON PO Box 63 Advance. IN 46102. PILCHER. GARY DUANE 6653 Sweet Potato Ridge Union. OH 45322. PILCHER. RHONDA ELAINE 6653 Sweet Potato Ridge Union, OH 45322. PILLER. MICHELE LYNN 13360 State Line Granger. IN 46530. PINDER. JULIE ROSE 914 Lakeshore Dr.. Culver. IN 46511. PINKERTON. TIM ALLEN RR 9 Huntington. IN 46750. PISCHKE.JULIE A 1 1 178 W 100 N. .Miclugan. IN 46360. PLETCHER. DANTE TODD 54635 . Dawn Dr.. Elkhart. IN 46514. PLETCHER. MATTHEW JOHN 56099 Cr 21 Bristol. IN 46507. PLUMMER, PEGGY LEE RR I Ty- ler Rd.. Lakeville.IN 46536. POLL. SWINGLEY PO Box 491 Kol- onia Ponape.CA 96941. PONTIOUS. STEVE ALLEN RR 2 Box 248Macy.IN 46451. PONTIUS, BRENDA MARIE RR I Tidewater Rd.. Edison, OH 43320. PORTER. LAURA LYNN 700 North Dr,.Crawrordsville. IN 47933. PORTER. TIMOTHY CHARLES RR 1 Box II Rolling Prairie. IN 46371. POULOS, MARY KATHERINE RR 1 Box 138, Winaniac. IN 46996. POWELL. KIPLING JOHN. 7007 N. Main St.. Camden. Oil 45311. POWELL. SUSAN LYNN. 201 Gos- hen Rd.. Osceola. IN 46561. POWERS, THOMAS SAMUEL, 204 Emily, Mt. Morris. IL 61054. PRICE. KATHY LYNN. 35940 Whit- comb. Livonia, MI 48154. PRZYBYLINSKI. DONALD C. 1620 Wabash St.. Michigan City, IN 46360, RADEMAKER. ROBERT LEON. 5041 Rosebury Dr.. Fort Wayne, IN 46815. RAGSDALE. RANDY JOE. 1200 Danville Ave.. Crawlordsville. IN 47933. R.AMSBEY. BARBARA ANN. RR 2 Box 118. Aigos. IN 46501. RANS. WANDA KA ' . RR I Box 11. Bremen. IN 46506. RANSOM. JEWEL LYNN. State Road 10. Culver. IN 46511. REDDEN. JR. .JASON LEE. 1744 N. Lalayettc.GnlTith. IN 46319. REED. BRENT ALAN. 420 Hawpatch Rd.. LaGrange.IN 46761. REED. DENISE LYNN. 213 Garfield Dr., Greenfield. IN 46140. REED. JOHN TIMOTHY. 416 Hub- bard Ave. Elgin, IL 60120. REED. MICHAEL EDWARD. 740 Division St.. Huntington, IN 46750. REFF, JAMES DENTON, RR 3, Box 381, Hartford City, IN 47348. REINOEHL.JOEL EDWARD. RR I, Ashley. IN 46705. REPLOGLE. RANDALL WAYNE. RR4. Box 120, Delphi. IN 46923. RHINE. JEWELL ANN. RR 1 . Russia- ville.lN 46979. RHOADES. JUDITH KAY. RR 2, Box 227, Royal Center, IN 46978. RHOADES. KEVIN GENE. 303 S. Washington St.. Monroeville, IN 46773. RHYNAR D. MARY EVELYN. 827 N. Tenth. Decatur. IN 46733. RICCIUS. DANIEL EDWARD. RR I. Laotto.IN 46763. RICE. BRIAN LYNN. 1 101 College Ave.. Ehzabethtown.PA 17022. RICE, DWAYNE ALAN, 17 W. 331 Halsey Rd.. Villa Park. IL 60181, RICE. RANDALL WILLIAM. 831 W. Market St,. Logansport. IN 46947. RICHARDS, ROBERT MICHAEL. 207 S. Market St.. North Manches- ter. IN 46962. RICHLY. KIM RICHARD. 123 N. Adams. Knightstown. IN 46148. RICHTLR. STEVEN JOHN. 308 W. Jefferson. Albion. IN 46701. RIDDLE. BARBARA JEAN. RR 2 Box 236, Greentown, IN 46936. RINKEL, JOYCE LOUISE. RR 3 Box 259. Howe, IN 46746. RISSER. SHARON KAY. 118 High- land Dr..Findlay,OH 45840. RITCHEY. BETH ANN. 2605 Sunset Lane. York. PA 17404. RITCHEY, DONNA MARIE, Box 296,Me.xico.IN 46958. RITENOUR. KATHY JO. Box 237, North Manchester. IN 46962. ROBBINS. DAWN ELLEN. 10203 RiverdaleRd,.Grabill. IN 46741, ROBBINS. TERRY EDWARD. 904 Ruse.North Manchester. IN 46962. ROCKHILL. DAVID MAX. 601 Col- lege. North Manchester. IN 46962. ROEHM. ELIZABETH KATHRYN. 115 S.Cowen Garrett. IN 46738. ROGERS. CHRISTINE R.. Box 242. Mentone. IN 46539. ROGERS. DANNY CECIL, RR 2, Box 342, Clayton, IN 46118. ROGERS. DAVONNE MARIE, 305 Bond St.. North Manchester. IN 4 962. ROHM. JEFFREY HOWARD. RR 3. Auburn. IN 46706. ROHRER, DENISE ANN. RR 1, North Manchester. IN 46962. ROHRER. EDITH IDELLE. 12805 Blosser Rd.. North Lima. OH 44452. ROHRER. NAOMI ANN. 50 S. Du- Bois Ave.. Elgm.IL 60120. ROHRER. PEARL REBECCA. 1000 Amherst PI. Dayton, OH 45406. 142 RONDOT. REBECCA MARIE, 404 Rose Ave., New Haven, IN 46774. ROSENBAUM, KENT LEE, 741 E. Tenth St., Hobart, IN 46342. ROSS, LINDA DIANE, 607 N. Front, North Manchester, IN 46962. ROSS, RONALD ROBERT, RR 7, Warsaw, IN 46580. ROWE, KAY JOANNE, Box 595, North Webster, IN 46555. ROWE, REBECCA SUE, RR 1 , Wood- land Hills, LaGrange, IN 46761 . ROYER, DONNA JOY, 205 W. Sec- ond, North Manchester, IN 46962. RUBRAKE, PAUL ELWOOD, 215 CoUinwood Ave., Columbia City, In 46725. RUDD, REBECCA SUE, 1017 Belle- vue. South Bend, IN 46615. RUDOLPH, CAROLYN Sue, RR 1 , Pleasant Lake, IN 46779. RUSH, ROMIE LEE, 848 Rhode Is- land St. Gary, IN 46402. RYAN, DOUGLAS NEIL, 509 Col- lege, North Manchester, IN 46962. RYAN, KEVIN W., 29 S. Weston, El- gin, IL 60120. RYAN, LUCY ELAINE BESS, 509 College Ave., North Manchester, IN 46962. SABA, MARGARET RANDA, 206 E. Oakside, South Bend, IN 46614. SAMPSON, DENNIS ALLAN, 804 Shock Rd. North Manchester, IN 46962. SASS. BARBARA ELLEN, 5700 Mar- shall, Sylvania, OH 43560. SATOSKI. MATTHEW WAYNE, RR 6 Box 162, Plymouth, IN 46563. SCHAFER, MELINDA JAYNE. RR 4 Box 16, Kokomo,IN 46901. SCHHCHTER, STANLEY ALAN, 1005 E. Juanita Ave., LaVerne, CA 91750. SCHETZSLE, JOHN ROBERT, 41 1 S. Water St., Crawtordsville, IN 47933. SCHMIDT, RICHARD WILLIAM. 2425 Nordholme Ave., Fort Wayne, IN 46805. SCHROEDER, JOHN MICHAEL. Box 57 RR l,Wheatlield,IN 46392. SCHRUM, JAMES LLOYD, RR 5, Box 23. Rensselaer, IN 47978. SCHWEIER, PETER WILLIAM, 303 N. 4th, Decatur, IN 46733. SCHWERING, JEANNE MARIE, RR 2 Box 269, Greensburg, IN 47240. SEE, KATHLEEN JUNE, RR 1 Box 263, Plymouth, IN 46563. SEE, ROYLENE JEAN, RR 1 Box 263, Plymouth, IN 46563. SEGRAVES, DOUGLAS WILLIAM, RR 2, Galveston, IN 46932. SENSEMAN, DAVID SUMNER, RR 22, Box 445, Terre Haute, IN 47802. SENSIBAUGH, JERRY HAROLD, 201 N. Sycamore, North Manclies- ter, IN 46962. SENTER, DENISE ALLENE, 522 W. 13th St. Indianapolis, IN 46202. SEWARD. BRADLEY PAUL. RR 1 Box 24, Camden, IN 46917. SEYLER, LYNN HAGGINBOTHO, 714 N. Wayne, North Manchester, IN 46962. SHAFER, DEETTA LYNN, CR Box 17, Flora. IN 46929. SHAFER, KANDACE ANN, RR 3 Box 57, Warren, IN 46792. SHAFFNER, MICHAEL DAVID, 5278 W. Bechtol Ct., Marion, IN 46952. SHANAFELT, JOY LORRAINE, 3927 Etter Rd., Mogadore, OH. 44260. SHANK, MELODY JEAN 4681 Clay- ton Rd., Brookville.OH 45309. SHANKSTER. Sl ' SAN IRENE. Box 699. JOS Nigeria. SHANNER, MELANIE ANN, 716 E. 71st St. Indianapolis. IN 46220. SHANTZ, MARGARET E., 702 Lin- coln, La Junta, CO 81050. SHARKEY, JANICE JEAN, RR 2 Box 192, Bourbon, IN 46504. SHARP, DANNY CLINTON, 406 N. Huntington Syracuse, IN 46567. SEIARP, SARA SUE, RR I , Falmouth, IN 46127. SHATTUCK, WILLIAM EVERETT, 302 N. Main Sweetser. IN 46987. SHEETS, TIMOTHY LEE, RR 2, Mil- lord. IN 46542. SHENEFIELD. GARY GRANT. RR 2, Argos, IN 46501. SHENK, CHRISTOPHER LOUISE, RR3,Box99,Lititz,PA 17543. SHEPARD, NANCY JO, 514 N.E. Multnomah St., Portland, OR 97213. SHERCK, MARY JO, RR 7 56277 Cr 31 Goshen, IN 46526. SHERMAN, MARK CHRISTOPHER, 1936 Lynn Ave., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. SHILTS. DONALD R., 1420 Rose- wood Ct., Wabash. IN 46992. SHIVELY, KARL LAWRENCE, RR 2, Warsaw, IN 46580. SHORTER, ROSEMARIE ANNE 627 Hathaway St., Winamac, IN 46996. SHORTLE, MARGIE LEE, 715 S. Market St. Winamac, IN 46996. SHORTLE. MARGUERITE LEE, 715 S. Market St., Winamac, IN 46996. SHRIBER, ALDIA JEANINE, 17543 Juday Lake Dr., South Bend, IN 46635. SIIROCK. ANNE KATHRYN. 919 W. Third St.. Marion. IN 46952. SIBERT. CHRISTY SUE. 216 E. Wayne, Kendallville, IN 46755. SIEGEL, VICKY LYNN, RR 2 Box 80. Fremont, IN 46737. SILER, RANDAL CHARLES, 27641 Cr 24 RR 4, Elkhart, IN 46514. SILVER, DEBORAH LEE. 518 Shell- man St. San Dimas. CA 91773. SIMMONS. BRIAN GUY. RR4 Box 422 A. Syracuse. IN 46567. SIMMONS. CELESTINE L. 402 S Cherry St. Akron. IN 46910. SIMS, DEBRA. 3025 Bronswood Dr.. Logansport, IN 46947. SIMS. SCOTT WENDELL. RR 8. Huntington. IN 46750. SINCLAIR. MARY JEAN. RR 4. Box 164. Wabash. IN 46992. SIPE. DAVID ALLEN. 406 E. Second St.. Peru. IN 46970. SIPE. MARK DUANE. 7219 Bradbury Ave.. Ft. Wayne. IN 46809. SISSON. MARY JEANETTE. RR 2. LaGrange. IN 46761. SIZEMORE, JANET. 106 W Wayne St. South Whitley. IN 46787. SKALECKI. ALE.X 1201 Elm New Haven. IN 46774. SKINNER. KURT FREDERICK. 801 Tennesee Ave. Apt. 209. Ft. Wayne. IN 46805. SKINNER. LINDA SUE. 101 N River St. N. Manchester. IN 46962. SLATER. STEPHEN JAY, 600 W Wal- nut. Columbia. City. IN 46725. SMALLEY, DAVID LLOYD, 386 Vincent Dr.. Mt Dora, FL 32757. SMALTZ, JANET MAE, 409 E. Wash- ington St., Greencastle, IN 46135. SMILEY, BRIAN DANIEL, 360 E Fifth, Peru, IN 46970. SMITH, ANDREW ROGER, 476 E Mam Peru, IN 46970. SMITH. BRADLEY LOUIS, 615 A u- bah Ct.. Columbia City, IN 46725. SMITH, DALE BEN, RR 1, Largo, IN 46941. SMITH, DEBORAH LYNN, RR 1, Viiden,IL 62690. SMITH, DOUGLAS MALCOLM, Box Ickesburg.PA 17037. SMITH, GENE STUART, 106 E. Jeff- erson St., Columbia City, IN 46725. SMITH, MARCEA SITES. 205 W Es- sex Lane. Ft. Wayne. IN 46825. SMITH. PHILIP CRAIG. RR 2. N. Manchester. IN 46962. SMITH. STEPHEN RUSSELL, 41 1 Kings Hwy.. Winona Lake. IN 46590. SMOOT. SALLY E.. 107 E Second St. N Manchester. IN 46962. SNIDER, CYNTHIA ROSE, RR I, Fort Recovery, OH 45846. 143 SNIDHR.JUDY LYNN. 23 )01 Si 119. Goshen, IN 46526. SNIDHR. PAMELA DIANL. 23q01 Sr 119, Goshen, IN 46526. SNIDLR. CAROLYN MARIL, 2909 Curdes Ave., Ft. Wayne. IN 46805. SNYDtR. DEBORAH KA . 2 II 44 Meadowlark St., Farnungton. Ml 48024. SNYDER, ESTHER RUTH, RR 1 Bo. 56. Brownsville. IN 47325. SNYDER. .lANF ELLEN. 2909 Gui- des Ave,, Ft Wayne, IN 46805. SNYDER, JEROME EDWARD, 210 Colta. Ave.. LaPoite. IN 46350, SNYDER. JONATHON EDWARD, 151 10 Third St.. Lombard. IE 60148. SI ' ANGLER. NANCY REBECCA, 567 E lltininrelstoen St.. Eli aheth. PA 17022. SPEARMAN. VICTOR O ' NEIL, 1319 Woodbine Dr.. Anderson, IN 46012. SPEICHER. GENITA. 602 Bond Street. N .Mancliester. IN 46962. SPINDLER. II, JERRY LEE, 4214 Ort Dr.. Woodbiirn. IN 46797. SPOSEEP. PATRICE MEYERS. 1445 Inez St.. Wabash. IN 46992. SPRAGUE. LORA MAE. RR 3, Peru, IN 46970. SPRUNGER, MATTHEW J., 197 Co- burn Woods, Nashua, Nil 03060. SPURGEON, KATHERINE SEE. RR 3, WinamacIN 46996. ST CLAIR. DONALD E.. RR 2, Ke- vvanna. IN 4693 9. STALEY. MARLYS JOANN. RR 1, Box 170,Pierceton.IN 46562. STALLER, NILA JANE, RR 5, Lo- gansport, IN 46947. STANLEY. AMY DORIS, 300 W. 3rd Street, Hobart, IN 46342. ST.4NLEY, GLEN LLOYD. 301 N. BulTalo. N Manchester. IN 46962. STANLEY. JIMMIE CHARLES. 3723 S Felton. Marion. OH 46952. STARR, JAY CORNELL. 526 W. Mill St. Medina. OH 44256. STAUFFER. MARTIN LESLIE. RR 3, Polo. IE 61064. STAUFFER. ROBERT BRUCE, RR 1. Box 53. Angola. IN 46703. STEEFEN. STEVE ROBERT, RR 5 . 67077 Cr 2 1 . Goshen . IN 46526. STELLNER, ROBERT HOWARD, 3540 Rolston St., It Wayne, IN 46805. STENGER. DEBORAH JANE, 716 Sycamore Dr., Crawtordsville. IN 47933. STEPHENSON. SALLY ANN. Box 144,Lagro.IN 46941. STEURY. DOUGLAS KENT, 1612 S 14th St.. Goshen. IN 46526. STEVENS. BETTINA LYNN, 216 Sunset Rd.. Hudson. lA 50643. STEVENS. KEVIN MICHAEL. 1403 Graystone Ave.. Huntington. IN 46750. STEVENSON. SUE ANN. 1798 Ma- ple Ave. Noblesville. IN 46060, STEWART, SANDRA SUE, RR 7, Frankfort. IN 46041. STIEGLITZ. JOSEPH RUDIN. RR l.N Manchester. IN 46962. STINE. JILL JOANNE. 3302 Senate Ave. Ft. Wayne. IN 46806. STIVER. PEGGY LEE. 703 College Ave., N Manchester. IN 469662. STIVER. JR. RICHARD LEE. 703 College Ave.. N. Manchester. IN 46992. STOUT. GLORIA JOYCE, 5629 W. 71 ST., Indianapolis, IN 46278. STOUT, MAKAYE MARIE, RR 2 Box 1386,Blumon,IN 46714. STOUT, MOLLY LOUISE. RR 2 Box 138, BlulTton,IN 46714. STRATMEIER, LARRY L, Lynwood St. Woodbuin.IN 46797. STRAYER, RODNEY DEAN, RR 3. LaGrange, IN 46761. STRYCKER. BRADLEY DUANE. 505 College. N Manchester, IN 46962. STRYCKER. DONNA ARLENE, 112 N. Indiana Ave.. Goshen. IN 46526. STRYCKER. DORIS MAUST. 505 College, N Manchester. IN 46962. STUDEBAKER. LINDA HILL. Box 414. Akron. IN 46910. STUMP. MAURI HALE, RR5 Box 136. Greenville. OH 45331. SUGGS. KEVIN, 2510 W |9th PI.. Gary. IN 46404. SWANK. GLENDA RAE, RR 4 My- ers Lake. Plymouth. In 46563. SWICK. TERRY LEE. 106 14 S State St.. South Whitley. IN 46787. SWIHART. LINDA ANN. 402 Main. N Manchester. IN 46962. SWINEHART. KAREN LOUIS 389 Twp Rd..70l Rt 1 Sulhvan.OH 44880. TARNOW. ROBERT HOWARD 908 E. JetTerson LaPorte. IN 4ti350. TAYLOR. DANIEL BAILEY 15 Clun Dr Toronto. Ontario. TAYLOR. KRISTI ANN 321 W. Ply- mouth St., Bremen, IN 46506. TAYLOR, TIMOTHY LYNN 305 Sycamore St.. N Manchester, IN 46962. TERMAN. CHRIS L RR 1 Larwill, IN 46764. TESS. DANIEL E RR 2 Box 818 War- saw, IN 46580. TETTE, AMADEA RENATE Box 1901 Kuyaaasantewan Kumasi Ghana. THOMAS, MARLENE SKELLY RR 1 S. Whitley, IN 46787. THOMAS, SUSAN LYNN Box 82 CMA Culver, IN 46511. THOMPSON. CONNIE JEAN RR 2 Columbia City. IN 46725. THORNBURG. THOMAS WILLI.AM 3445 Pecan PI Apt A Elkhart. IN 46514. THORNHILL. AMIE JEAN 3606 Kirkwood Circle Ft. Wayne. IN 46805. THRUSH. REBECCA SUE RR 2 Box 150 Wabash. IN 46992. TIMMERMAN. EILEEN R RR 2 Box 117 Ft Recovery. OH 4584b. TOBEY, KATHLEEN JANE 1342 Lincoln St.. Hobart. In 46342. TOPP. SUSAN LEANNE RR 1 Box 27 Francesville, IN 47946. TOWNSEND, FRANCES RR 3 War- saw. IN 46580. TRACHSEL, DAN PHILLIP 203 Oak St..Sugarcreek.01I 44681. TRACY. DYANNE MARIE PO Box 45 North Webster. IN 46555. TRA.XLER, GAY NELL RR 1 Box 290Sh3rpsville.IN 46068. TRIGG, CINDY ANN K RR 1 Box 9Macy.IN 46951. TRIMARCHI. MICHAELEEN C 808 Rue De Arc Encrel Kokomo. IN 46901. TROXEL. RICK L RR 3 Box 402 Elk- hart, IN 46514. TROYER, KEVIN ALAN 725 Fern- dale Plymouth, IN 46563. TROYER, RENEE ELAINE 1609 S 15 St., Goshen. IN 46526. TROYER. RUTH ANN RR 4 Koko- mo. IN 46901. TRUITT. JAMES ALAN 1015 Oak St., Huntington. IN 46750. TUDOR. JANICE MARIE 205 Lafay- ette Valparaiso, IN 46383. TUSKEY. PHILIP JOHN 611 W 13th St.. Mishawaka. IN 46544. TYLER. STEPHEN DEE 605 E Ma- ple Annville. PA 17003. ULERICK, PAUL DANIEL RR 1 Twelve Mile, IN 46988. ULLOM, DUANE DEE RR 2 Box 12 Daleville,IN 47334. LINGER, DAVID PAUL RR 6 Wabash, IN 46992. UNGER. REBECCA HUNN 310 ' . College N Manchester. IN 46962. VALENCOURT, KEITH 908 Fair- mount Ave.. Salisbury. NC 28144. VALENCOURT. RENE ARTHUR 503 N Sycamore St., N Manchester, IN 46962. VAN HOUTEN, STEVEN WAYNE RR 9 Columbia City, IN 46725. VAN LUE, LILA DEA RR 1 Roann, IN 46974. )44 VATNE, DliBRA KAY 1275 Falls Ave.. Wabash, IN 46992. VlhRTEL, JOANNE MARIE 2781 Broadway Ave., Louisville, OH 44641. VOGEL, JAMES PATRICK 2291 N. 500 W. Marion, IN 46952. VOGEL, ROBERT LEWIS, 570 North St., Huntington. IN 46750. WAGNER, KATHERINE ANN 1501 E. Heckathorni Dr., N Manchester, IN 46962. WAGNER, THOMAS ALAN 265 Floi- A-Mar Terrace N. Port Richey. Fl 33552. WAGONER, ANNA MARIE 1810 Washington St., Huntington, PA 16652. WAITS, THEO LAVERNE 633 Rose St. W. Lafayette, IN 47906. WALKER, SUSAN ELAINE RR 1 Box 203 Glaveston, IN 46932. WALLER, LEATHIE ANN RR 2 Box 205 S. Whitley, IN 46787. WALSH, HELGA ELIZABETH RR 2 N Manchester, IN 46962. WALTON, STEVEN RAY RR 1 Gar- rett, IN 46738. WARD, ROBERT MARION 324 E. Canal Peru, IN 46970. WAREHAM, RICHARD SCOTT 610 E. Seventh N Manchester, IN 46962. WARNECKE, DOUGLAS EDWARD RR5 Van Wert, OH 45891. WARNER. UIRK BRADLEY 1629 George St., Logansport, IN 46974. WARNER, NANCY LINN 17580 Sr 4 Goshen, IN 46526. WATKINS, DONNIE RR 2 Wabash, IN 46992. WEAVER, ANITA KAY 30 Clearview Dr., Lebanon, PA 17042. WEAVER, STEPHEN KENT 1819 Dawn Ave.. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. WEDDLE, STEVEN CRAIG 4046 W. 80th Indianapolis, IN 46268. WEEING. LINDA LEE Box 106 Ma- ple Spirng. NY 14756. WEISS. CHRISTOPHER H 30500 State Rd.. 4 N. Liberty. IN 46544. WELDY. ALLEN CARL 15903 Cr 20 Goshen, IN 46526. WELDY, DAN ALLEN 5850 Capri Lane Norton Grove, IL 60053. WELLER. GREG ALLEN. Lincoln Hwy. East New Haven, IN 46774. WELLHR. KATHLEEN, RR 1 , Perrys- ville, IN 47974. WELLER. PATTY L. AMISS. RR 1 , Box 132 Roann.IN 46974. WENGER. JAMES W.. RR 6, Warsaw, IN 46580. WEYBRIGHT, TIMOTHY ALLYN, 17132 US6. Sycaruse.IN 46567. WHEELER. BECKY JEAN. 1 282 In- dependence SE., North Philadel- phia, OH 44663. WHITAKER, ARLENE, 706 W. Main St.,Pierceton,IN 46562. WHITAKER. JOYCE ANN . RR 2. North Manchester, IN 46962. WHITE. JEFFERY THOMAS. 408 E. Third St., North Manchester. IN 46962. WHITE. W ILLIAM BRIAN. 408 E. Third St.. North Manchester. IN 46962. WHITM ' Ri;. LISA CAROL. 296 Gladstone Dr.. Wabash. IN 45992. WIEBE. DOUGLAS JAMES. 1001 E. Market Nappanee. IN 46550. WILCOX. RANDALL CARL, RR 3, North Manchester, IN 46962. WILCO.X. RICHARD ALAN. RR 2 Box 355, North Judson, IN 46366. WILLHITE. KENNETH BRIAN. 1009 W. Wabash Ave.. CrawlordsviUe. IN 47933. WILLIAMS. KENT LEE. 2606 Ceven- nes Terrace, Xenia, OH 45385. WILLIAMSON, JAMES LEE, 5068 Old Salem Rd.. Clayton. OH 45315. WILLIAMSON, JOHN ALTON, 14 Sunset Dr.. Valparaiso. IN 46383. VVTLLIFORD. ANSON MICHAEL. P.O. Box 33, Wayne, IL 60184. WILLMERT. CARL VICTOR. 716 N. Bond St.. North Manchester. IN 46962. WILLMERT. STANLEY WAYNE, 1004 Bond North Manchester. IN 46962. WILSON. CAROL LYNN, RR 4 My- ers Lake, Plymouth, IN 46563. WILSON, CATHY ANN, RR 3, Col- umbia City, IN 46725. WTLSON. MARTINA ANNE. 8833 Mcllvain Dr.. Indianapolis. IN 46256. WILSON. RANDY LORNE. 520 N. Oak. Albion. IN 46701. WILSON. SANDRA CAROL. RR 1 . Ligonier. IN 46767. WINTERS. ROGER NELSON. 805 Whitebridge Lane. Hanover Park. IL 60103. WITMER. RICHARD LYNN. 106 W. Front St., Mount Morris, IL 61054. WITTE, BRIAN KEITH, P.O. Box 97, Harland. IN 46743. WITWER. JANET ELIZABETH, Box 157, Gettysburg, OH 45328. WOLF, JULIA A.. 3204 E. Lake Dr. N. Elkhart. IN 46514. WOLF, STEVEN LEE, 253 N. Messner Rd., Akron, OH 44319. WOLFE. KEVIN WILEY. 1522 E. Altgeld St., South Bend, IN 46614. WONG. LOIS LORRAINE. 331 Spruce St.. San Francisco, CA 94118. WOOD, JULIE HARRIS, 1000 East St. Apt. E, N. Manchester, IN 46962. WOODLING. PHILIP EUGENE, RR I, Denver, IN, 46926. WOODRUFF, JOHN ELVIN, 725 E. Filth. Mishawaka. IN 46544. WORFORD. MARN ' LUCILLE. 520 W. Spring St.. Lima, OH 45801. WREATH, CAROL CORINNE, 2 BriarclitTRd., Aurora, IL 60538. WRIGHT, PHILLIP CRAIG 345 N. Elm, Columbia City, IN 46725. WYMAN, TINA LEE, 1651 E. Market Apt. 16C, Nappanee, IN 46550. WYNN, DAVID BRUCE. 1311 E. Vic- toria, South Bend, IN 46614. YAGHOOBZAR, SAEED, 128 Paras- too St. Pahiavi, Tehran, Iran. YARDE. ROBERTA JEAN. RR 1 , Box 95. Garrett. IN 46738. YEAGER. JAMES WENDELL. RR 1 . Bremen. IN 46506. YODER.CARYN LYNNE.931 South Wayne. Bluftton. IN 46714, YODER, GARRY LEE, RR 1 . Box 33. Topeka. IN 46571. YORK. DEBRA LOUISE. 620 W, Third St.. Marion. IN 46952. YOUNG. GREGORY VAN. 8126 Ra- ven Rock Ct.. Indianapolis, IN 46256. YOUNG. JOHN ROBIN. 3275 Forest Grove Ln.. Downers Grove, IL 60515. YOUNG, KATHY KAW 909 Willow, Celina,OH 45822. YOUNGSTROM. TIMOTHY GRANT, 1210 Hill St., Rochester, IN 46975. YOUNG, WILLOUGHBY LOUSIE, 4400 Glenwood Ave., Muncre. IN 47304. ZANDVAKILI. SOURUSHE NMN, PO Box 10203, Beaumont, TX 77710. ZANETTI, STANLEY MARK, 28859 Oakwood PL, Elkhart, IN 46514. ZARTMAN, BRIAN LYNN, RR 2, Payne, OH 45880. ZARTMAN, JOHN VORIS, RR 6. Rochester, IN 46975. ZAWODNI, MARTIN ALLEN, 3227 Oakgrove Lane, Fort Wayne. IN 46805. ZEHRING. LINDA JO. RR 1 . Bun- ker Hill, IN 46914. ZERKEL. CYNTHIA ANN. 209 S. Third. St.. Decatur. IN 46733. ZUMBRUN. JANE ANN, RR 7. Col- umbia City, IN 46725. ZUNKEL, LYNN ANN, 1010 N. Wayne, N. Manchester. IN 46962. ZYCH, WILLIAM THOMAS. 208 NiesenSt. LaPorte.IN 46350. 145 147 149 Another year has ended. For some of us it was only the be- ginning of our higher education. We came in uncertain of our goals, fright- ened by our new surroundings, and eager to meet our challenges. For others our second and third years at MC showed further growth. Our hopes of job opportunities were renewed as we learned more. Old friends were kept, and new ones made. Good and bad times were shared. Those of us who spent our last year here gathering bits of information to finish off our college career have looked back to cherish or resent the time spent here. Whatever our e.xperiences have been, we ' got it together ' and persevered through another year of tears, laugh- ter, work, play, love, hate, and all those experiences found in the very joy of living. 150 AUTOGRAPHS 151 AUTOGRAPHS 1i 152