Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARV 3 1833 01791 5809 I e.5 I a e no GENEALOGY 977.202 N84C0, 1979 a€ a tz :i % N ' Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. — Updegraff Afoot and light-hearted I take to the _ open ro Healthy, free, the worl( The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. (This and following quotation ' taken from Walt. ' ' OF Henceforth I ask not good-fortune, I myself am good- fortune, Henceforth I whimper no more, postpone no more, need nothing. Done with indoor complaints, libraries, querulous criticisms. Strong and content I travel the open road. The earth expanding right hand and left hand, The picture alive, every part in its best liglit. The music falling in where it is wanted, and stopping where it is not wanted The cheerful voice of the public road, the gay freslj. sentiment of the in the open air, and all free poems also I think I could stop here myself and do miracles, I think whatever I shall meet on the road I shall like, and whoever beholds me shall like me, I think whoever I see must be happy. From this hour I ordain myself loos ' d of hmits and imaginary lines, Going where I list, my own master total and absolute, Listening to others, considering well what they say, -Tfe TT. TruA;.-!. Pausing, searching, receiving, contem- plating, Gently, but with undeniable will, di- vesting myself of the holds that would hold me. I am larger, better than I thought, I did not know I held so much goodness. 10 n People must not do things for fun. We are not here for fun. —Sir Alan Patrick Herbert Nuts! -Anthony Clement McAuliffe 13 M( ' Cakes ' ' Mdgical Mystery Zouf through May T)ay Magical Mystery Tour set the theme for May Day Weekend 1978. A trike race, games, movies and a picnic filled up a rainy Friday, as well as the Spartan Spoketacular annual bike race and the Kenapocomoco Players ' pro- duction of BUS STOP. Early Saturday morning, brave canoe racers took a chilly ride down the river. Later in the day, MC students could enjoy a soccer game, an Ultimate Fris- bee tourney, games, an ice cream social and a disco. The weekend came to an end with a special Sunday Celebration and an out- door rock concert with Jericho Harp. Top: The Ultimate Frisbee tournament seems to be turning into an ultimate romp in the grass. Bottom left: Lisa Clevinger takes the turn at breakneck speed on the rainsoaked and treacher- ous trike track. Bottom right: Dressed against the chilly morning, a canoe racer puts some muscle into the work at hand. 14 Left : Ken Willhite watches the progress of his pedaling teammates. Right: Whatever the outcome of the race, this trike team is out to win the creative dress award. Above: Chris Colburn ' s canoe may be heading for a very damp collision. Left: Don St. Clair assists his team- mate in a quick change during the s Spartan Spoketacular bike race. 15 Mu$ Stop and graduation Close Out Month of May The 1978 May Day theater production, BUS STOP, swept the year ' s acting awards. For his role as Bo Decker, Jerry Stoner received Best Actor in a Major Role. Becky Klingler won the Best Act- ress in a Major Role for her performance as Cherie. Lisa Harshbarger ' s Alma won her the Best Supporting Actress award, and Robin Crist picked off Best Support- ing Actor for his portrayal of Sheriff Will Masters. Deb Fuller received Best Actress in a Minor Role for Grace, and Mike Lofland as Carl was named the Best Actor in a Minor Role. Other cast members included Bob Butler and Jeff Davidson. The play was presented May 5 and 6, 1978, as part of the May Day celebrations, and was directed by Dr. Scott K. Strode. Center riglit: Virge (Jeff Davidson) and Grace (Deb Fuller) help a drunken pro- fessor (Bob Butler) to a bench. Bottom left: Sheriff Masters (Robin Crist) con- soles Cherie (Becky Klingler). Bottom riglit: Carl (Mike Lotland) and Grace (Deb Fuller) reminisce about the past evening. 16 graduates Kece ' m Degrees in Outdoor Ceremony Top: Ajita Pasqual seems to be the epit- ome of enthusiasm during graduation ex- ercises. Bottom left: President Helman congratulates graduates as they receive their diplomas. Bottom right: Good weather made it possible for ceremonies to be held on Kenapocomoco Field. 17 flif i MC Campus Welcomes Cor diet At last, no more cramped knees, banging water pipes or poor lighting! Finally, an end to peeling paint and unpadded seats! Cordier Auditorium has arrived. In services held on September 23, 1978, the Cordier Auditorium was formally dedicated. Long awaited by the college community, the auditor- ium features continental seating, spac- ious meeting areas, a large semi-thrust stage with a hydroUcally controlled orchestra pit, a fully electric ligliting system, and ample areas for building and storing scenery, costumes, and props. Speaking at dedication ceremonies were the Hon. Andrew Young, ambas- sador to the United Nations, and Dr. Howard Sottenberger, former direc- tor of the Foreign Service. Both men were former students of Dr. Andrew W. Cordier, a Manchester professor, diplomat, statesman, facilitator, and peacemaker. Top; Cordier ' s predecessor, the old building is now used as an athletic facility. Above: Ambassador Young converses with guests at a reception after the dedication ceremonies. Right: Young and Sotten- berger spoke to a large audience from the college community and the North Man- chester area. 18 Top: The new stage and orchestra pit, here almost complete, open up new possibihties for Manchester theater productions. Center left: One of the final steps in the transformation from old to new is landscaping. Center right: A dynamic speaker, Andrew Young challenges and stimulates his audience. Bottom: The transforma- tion is complete: Cordier Auditorium fills a big gap on the Manchester cam- pus. 19 freshman Orientatm— Zwo Days Packed with Activity Over 400 freshmen arrived two days early this fall for an orientation period. The neophytes were greeted by cam- pus pals, upperclassmen who led small groups in campus tours and other ac- tivities to familiarize the new students with life at MC. Dances, simulation games and informal group discussions filled the days and helped the freshmen get to know each other. With the im- portant processes of moving in, meeting and making friends well started, the freshmen were ready for classes by Tuesday. Right : A simulation game made it easy for freshmen to get acquainted. Below: Sandie Sautbine, Ann Vormohr and Terri Humphrey find a sunny spot dur- ing orientation activities. Left: Three freshmen harmonize dur- ing the simulation game. Bott om left: Iris Tackett and Kirk Beaty were among several busy campus pals. Bot- tom right : Sandi demons looks over Doug Short ' s shoulder as they fill out game sheets. 21 KeunioHS, Act ' mties, Athletics Till Momecoming Week Homecoming was celebrated by Manchester alumni, students and par- ents October 17-21, 1978. The week began with a special TNITO and ran full speed into the weekend, with ac- tivities every night. Some events were a Wednesday night Open Union, a bon- fire pep rally Thursday, and a Home- coming dinner Friday night. Entertain- ment on Friday and Saturday evenings included games, a movie, a perfor- mance of BRIGADOON, and a dance featuring a live band. Saturday was scheduled for coffee hours, reunions and alumni ceremonies. Sports fans enjoyed the Alumnae Ten- nis Classic, the soccer game against lUPU of Fort Wayne and the football g ame with Taylor. Top left: A common sight Saturday afternoon was Dan Hoffman running with the ball. Top right: Thursday night a bonfire and pep rally kindled spirit for Saturday ' s games. Center: No easy task, but the Spartan football squad fought their way past Taylor for a close win. m:M ■-■ ' ■ iiM? 6i I  ■■ ' It was a good morning for Spartan fans as the MC soccer team preserved its record of Homecoming wins and shut out lUPU 2-0. The afternoon was just as good. After a pre-game alumni ceremony, the Spartan football squad tangled with Taylor and came out on top 7-6. The week of excitement and activity was capped Saturday evening with the music of Malachi at a dance in the Union. Top left: Dave Burgess and Kevin Buchanan take a little time out dur ing Manchester ' s close victory over Taylor. Top right: Alumni participated in a traditional ceremony before the clash between MC and Taylor. Center: A standful of fans enjoyed the warm day and exciting game Saturday afternoon. 23 Highland Heather Highlights Homecoming Play The Kenapocomoco Players brought a bit of Scotland to Cordier Auditorium with the Homecoming presentation of BRIGADOON. The Lerner-Loewe musical drama of love, mystery and a bit of magic came to life October 20 and 21 with talented actors, dancers and musicians, creative sets, and au- thentic touches such as real Scottish costumes, Scottish accents and a bag- piper. The efforts of over forty cast mem- bers, twenty musicians and an equally large production staff combined to produce BRIGADOON. Scott Strode contributed his talents as director, with musical direction and conducting by James Baldwin. Carol McAmis was associate musical director and Larry Life was choreographer. The Scottish accents were painstakingly coached by Mary Rhynard. BRIGADOON attracted an audience from the North Manchest- er community as well as from campus, and proved to be a very popular pro- duction. 24 Top: Barry Coe, Gladden Gross, Randy Clinker and Steve Viehweg perform a Scottish sword dance. Bottom: Jeff (John Morris) is not at all convinced by Tommy ' s (Bill White) reassurances that they aren ' t lost. Top left: Tammy Wieland and Cathy Warner perfect dance steps during re- hearsal. Top right: Maggie Anderson (Twyla Gross) performs a somber fu- neral dance over Harry ' s (Gladden Gross) body. Bottom: Fiona (Mary Baldwin) and Jean (Tammy Wieland) trade banter with Andrew MacClaren (Jeff Courtright). 25 Play festival Serves Double Helping of Comedy, Drama For the third consecutive year, Dan Sharp won the Original One-Act Play Festival, this year with Last Will. The plot of this comedy concerns the heirs to a fortune who are forced to make a dead man happy in order to inherit their money. Second place in the Festival went to The Wliite Wliale, by Ruth Tyn- dall Baker. Terry Doran ' s Happy New Year Molly took third prize, and Sauce for the Goose, a comedy by Florence Scott Lane, received fourth prize. Five additional scripts were entered by playwrights in a fifty- mile radius of this area. 26 Opposite page, top: In Sauce for the Goose, Helen (Iris Tackett) tells Ruth (Lisa Harshbarger) her plan to win back her straying husband. Bot- tom: Barry Coe, Stan Odle, Gladden Gross and Brian Canary discuss the various ways to make a corpse happy in Last Will. This page, top left: Michele Zurakow- ski as Angel Cody in Last Will, dis- plays a personality somewhat differ- ent from what her name suggests. Top right: Props and setting for The Wliite Wliale were simple; the play relied on the skill of Lynda Naragon, Tony Wittwer, Krista Blosser and Dave Kennedy to convey its meaning. Bottom: Randy Clinker and Mary Rliynard enact a scene from the drama, Happy New Year Molly. 27 AAJf O Club Celebrates Ulack History Week February 11-18 was national Black History Week. In keeping with the theme Phases of Black Life, the week was celebrated on Manchester campus with a full schedule of black educators, artists, films and other spe- cial events. The programs were open to the public as well as to MC students. The week began with a program by the Corine Morse Williams Dance Group and an informal discussion at AAFRO House with Myron Chenault of Bowling Green University. Later in the week, Halisi Shauri of Northwest- ern University of Chicago spoke at AAFRO House. The movies LADY SINGS THE BLUES and THE AUTO- BIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITT- MAN were shown, and North Man- chester residents were treated to a poetry reading by poet Ethridge Knight. Saturday was Las Vegas Night, and the week came to a close on Sun- day with a Sunday Celebration and evening program sponsored by black students. Top: AAFRO Club members relax after a successful Las Vegas Night. Bottom: Mel Huston presides over the table where Dave Kennedy seems to have lost his luck. 28 Zhere ' s More to Ceaming Zhan 00 ks . . . The Values, Ideas and Arts program (VIA) promotes co-curricular enrich- ment and encom passes weekly convo- cations, the artist-lecture series and the film classics series. Convocations this year ranged from an African dance group to discussions on nuclear energy. Tliere was also Rob- ert and Dorothy Keller ' s faculty series convo, and senior series convocations by Ruth Davis, Prentiss Lea, Chip Mc- Ferran and Jeff Wliite. Tlie artist-lecture series offered special evening performances open to the community. Audiences enjoyed Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm, classical guitarist Carlos Montoya, the National Theatre of the Deaf, pianist Peter Nero, and the Vienna Boys Choir. The film classics series presented such films as NINOTCHKA, THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN, Orson Welles ' CITI- ZEN KANE, and others. Top left: Shirley Chisolm. Top right: Carlos Montoya. Bottom: The Na- tional Theatre of the Deaf. 29 e f ' ci Mens Sana in corpore sano. A sound mind in a sound body. —Juvenal 31 1978 Spartan Qolfers Split Season Record The 1978 Spartan golf team finish- ed their season with a respectable four and five record. Season highlights in- cluded Kevin Wolfe ' s low individual round of 77 against Marion and P.U. Cal. The low team total was also re- corded at this meet. Kevin Wolfe was medalist for the season with an aver- age of 82.5. Riglit: Captain Paul Davis shows his form. Bottom: 1978 golf team, 1 to r: Bruce Farringer, Coach Jarrett, Kevin Wolfe, Captain Paul Davis, Stan Odle, Brad Montgomery, Dan Dunbar, Jim McMahon. V ' t ' 4« u t i .- • ' ' , 32 Spartans T)me in WmniHg Season Left: Duane Sautbine watches the results of a solid swing. Bottom: The 1978 Spar- tan baseball squad. t: 1978 ROSTER Coach Jim Gratz GQhland, Edward Hammel, Jeff Hilligoss, Steve Hope, Hulet Jackowiak, Larry Jolinson,Bob Kmiecik, Chris Martin, Scott Myers, Bill Nadolny, Steve Pierce, Dan Sautbine, Duane Trowbridge, Mark Trueblood, Lawrence Whirl, Andy Manchester College was represented by a fine Spartan baseball squad in 1978, The team, coached by Jim Gratz, was youthful but talented. The Spartans combined to record ten wins against eight losses during regular season play, finishing fourth in the HBCC with a team batting average of .282 and a staff earned run average of 3.30. Two Spartans were formally honored for their outstanding individual perfor- mances. Junior Tim Garner, a reliable team leader with a .327 batting average, received the Kiwanis Mr. Baseball award. Dennis Bilinski ' s fine field play and .478 battling avarage earned h im all-HBCC and All-NAIA honors, and Honorable Mention Ail-American. Tim, Dennis, and the other talented members of the 1978 squad promise a bright future for Spartan baseball. ■■ t v .1f.y l f , f| . Sf ' Spartan Zrackt A Season of Superlatives The Spartan trackmen had a season to be proud of, setting three new rec- ords in 1978. Kris Airgood estabhshed a new college record for the 880 with a time of 156.6. Matt Gosnell stopped all challengers with a discus throw of 155 ' 2 . Dan Hoffman pole vaulted to a new conference record of 14 ' ' d . Four Spartans were named All Con- ference: Dave Burgess in the discus; Dan Hoffman in the pole vault; Bob Kowalski, intermediate hurdles; Dave Reinking, steeple chase, There were also four Manchester names on the All District 21 NAIA list: Craig Kelly , Iiigh jump; Tom Lower, 400 meters; Wade Frantz, 200 meters; Bob Kowal- ski, 400 meter intermediate hurdles. At the national NAIA meet in Tex- as, Dan Hoffman took twelfth place in the decathlon with 6448 points. Hoffnian, who held the most points for th© ason, was named Most Val- uable Track man and was chosen to follow Jim Burkett as captain for 1979. DUALS: Won 4 Lost TRIANGULARS:Won 1 Second 1 NAIA: Third (12 teams) LITTLE STATE: Fourth (20 teams) HBCC: Second (9 teams) Right: All-out effort like this made Dave Burgess All Conference in the discus. Below: 1978 men ' s track team, row one, 1 to r: J. Olinger, D. Hoff- man, D. Burgess, M. Gosnell, B. Mac- Intyre, T. Wagner, J. Tuttle. Row two: G. Cook, B. Kowalski, V. Borkholder, K. Airgood, J. Firestone, D. Ladd. Row three: T.-Lower, J. Jones, K. Murphy, C. Loveall, S. Armold. Row four: W. Frantz, P. McGinley, D. Koleszar, S. Wareham. Row five: D. Velasquez, B. Sponseller, C. Kelly, D. Reinking, M. Gurnell. Not shown; Coach Don Meek, Assistant Coach Roland Fletcher, Manager Mike Kenne- dy. [B ' fYfUMI l ' ' ' 34 The women ' s track team finished the 1978 season with a record of 24-1 in their second year of intercollegiate participation. Overall, this season, 36 team records and fifteen track records were broken and set by the Spartans. The women also captured first place at the First Annual Little State Track and Field competition. The team was paced by under- classmen. Freshman sprint specialist Cyntliia Jackson earned a berth in the Nationals and collected 106.75 team points to lead the squad. Two other freshmen. Donna Shively and Cindy Rosenberger, earned 101.5 and 84.25 points to follow Jackson. Senior Con- nie Thompson added 69 points. Bottom: 1978 women ' s track team, front row, 1 to r: Therese Yeagley; Deb Anglemeyer; Mary Anders, Sharla Nich- ols; Donna Shively; Joni Ewing; Rose Miller; Marie Palacious; manager. Row two: Georgana Visingardi; Cindy Mosher; Denise Parcel; I ura Kahn; Beth Besecker; Jewel Ransom; Karen Crouse; Tammy Wion. Row three: Coach Wion; Jacque Philhps, manager; Connie Thompson; Cindy Rosenberger; Sue Schloemer; Jenny Coby; Vicky Siegel; Amy Robinson; Cindy Jackson; Diane Johnson. 35 Women ' s Zennis Zeam J ets Qood Season Coach Judy Silvers led the women ' s tennis team to a season record of five wins, four losses in her first year of coaching for the Spartans. Coach Sil- vers had a relatively young squad with two freshmen, one sophomore and one senior in the top four positions. The team was paced by Janie Leather- man, a freshman in the number one singles spot. She was followed by senior Dar Miller as nu mber two, Cin- dy Rosenberger as number three seed and another freshman, Erica Colburn, as number four. Season Results OPPONENT SCORE (MC first) Anderson 4-5 Goshen 5-4 Huntington 6-3 Marion 5-4 Indiana Central 2-7 St. Joe 3-6 Huntington 5-4 Franklin 3-6 lUPU 6-3 Overall record 5-4 Above: 1979 women ' s tennis team, front row, 1 to r: Becky Middleton, Sue Walker, Michele Miller, Ramona Seese, Janet Witwer, Denise Parcel. Row two: Coach Silvers, Cindy Rosen- berger, Janie Leatherman, Erica Col- burn, Pat McQuillian, Caryl Coy, Dar Miller. 36 Zemis Zcam Scores Smashing Success Manchester ' s men ' s tennis team en- joyed a most successful season, end- ing with a team record of seven wins and two losses and winning 73% of their individual matches. The Spar- tans tied for third in the HBCC tour- nament and were victorious in the District 21 tournament. The team will go to the nationals in Kansas City this May. Jim Wolavka and Mike Owens were both pegged All HBCC and All District 21. We congratulate the men on their fine season, and wish them the same success in future competition. Below: Men ' s tennis team, front row 1 to r: Mike Zumbrun, Jim Wolavka, Mike Owens, Mike Yates, Jerry Hosa- flook. Back row: Coach Stan Weller, Ken Shilt, Craig Stine, Stu Bridges, Scott Flanagan, Steve Snell. 37 ' ' CoHg-T i$tance Kunaround ' ' Left: Jeff Niespodziany and Tom Lo- wer finish a long run. Riglit: Scott Wareham seems to be going strong. Below: 1979 cross country team, kneeling, 1 to r: Captain Mark Lisak, Bryan Sponseller, Tom Wagner, Dave Ladd, Dave Velasquez. Standing: John Fahs, Jeff Niespodziany, Kevin Jones, Tom Lower, Scott Wareham, Kris Air- good, Coach Meek. 38 Cross Country Zeam Outlasts Opponents in Successful Season Manchester ' s cross country team had an excellent year in 1978, posting seven wins and only two losses. Jeff Niespodziany placed first in All Con- ference and eighth in All District 21. Tom Lower was close behind with an eighth place finish in All Conference and fifteenth in All District 21. Their consistent efforts were recognized when Niespodziany was named Most Valuable Runner and Lower, Most Improved Runner. The two men qual- ified to compete in a national meet later in the year. Scott Wareham, Mark Lisak, Jeff Niespodziany and John Lisak ran in a marathon at Huntsville, Alabama. Wareham had the best time of the four, placing sixteenth at 2:33:08. M. Lisak, Niespodziany and J. Lisak had times of 2:34:53, 2:37:57 and 2:57:39 respectively. Mark Lisak, a senior, served as team captain, and junior Kris Airgood was designated captain for 1979. Top: Coach Meek offers his hand to Jeff Niespodziany after another well- run race. Bottom: Tom Lower calls on the last reserves of strength to stay ahead of his oncoming EarUiam op- ponent. 39 Qridders Snap Cosing Streak, Close Season with Win j= - Sffl3 . ' ' l I -.vs.] i;3 jP- V ' J sfi rF m%E fA — i - -Ai - ' i The slogan for last year ' s Spartan football program might have been Wait until next year. Wait we did, and it was well worth the wait. While the 1979 squad had its disappointing moments, things improved steadily throughout the season and the Spar- tans closed out with a 4-5 record, a vast improvement over the past several seasons. Under the direction of Coach Jack Jarrett and his assistants Jim Gratz, Roland Fletcher, Charles Miller, Rick Troxel and Bob Richards, the Spartans came smoothly together as a team to make the most of individual talents. One especially talented individual was All-American senior Dan Hoffman. Whether filling a defensive slot or de- pending on defense to open up space for his offensive maneuvers, Hoffman was a huge asset to the team. In addi- tion to Hoffman, five other seniors contributed talentswhich will be missed next year: record-setting pass receiver Mike DeGeeter, Prentiss Lea, Scott Mannering, Kevin Buchanan, and Steve Nadolny. From all indications, the re- turning Spartans should be able to come up with some strong efforts to fill the gaps left by these six seniors. 41 Page 40, bottom left: Coach Jarrett and President Helman think about sour grapes, green apples and lemonade during a lull in the action. Center: Spartan football ready to go on a beau- tiful Saturday afternoon. Page 41, top left: Freshman John Phelps seems eager to get rid of the ball. Right: Spartans take a breather and get instructions from coaches Miller and Jarrett. Page 42, top: Kevin Rhoades turns the corner. 1979 SPARTAN FOOTBALL ROSTER M. DeGeeter, S. Brodie, T. Hughes, Webber, J. Phelps, D. DeVoir, S. Waddle, S. White, T. Ramirez, J. Thompson, D. Lewis, P. Lea, B. Pete, B. Schmidt, K. Rhoades, M. Carr, B. Smith, R. Boggs, B. Johnson, D. Bower, V. Borkholder, Dave Burgess, K. Murphy, D. Hoffman, B. Rosen- baum, T. Wilson, L. Jackowiak, K. Scott, S. Mannering, M. Aaron, D. Blocker, T. Johnson, D. Davenport, M. Stockslager, K. Buchanan, R. Bruss, J. Brown, G. Shanabarger, E. Emerick, R. Hamsher, S. Hooley, S. Hartig, J. Kreger, K. Fronczak, R. Kelly, K. Niss- ley, W. Fisher, S. Beard, R. Harnish, B. Toney, M. Person, B. Hecklinski, J. Roop, D. Sipe, C. Miller, T. McDevitt, Dan Burgess, B. Myer, J. Best. Head coach: Jack Jarrett. Ass ' t coaches: Jim Gratz, Roland Fletcher, Charles Miller, Rick Troxel. Student coach: Bob Richards. -.J 42 Soccer Zeam ?ace$ bittersweet Season Things looked more bitter than sweet for the struggHng Spartan soccer players most of the season as they were dealt defeat by several tough teams. The first half of the season saw only one win, a close 5-4 contest over Marion in the Spartans ' fourth outing. Things gradually got sweeter for the relatively young team as the year pro- gressed, and they scored three wins in the last four games. lU-PU fell to the Spartans 2-1 , fol- lowed by a Homecoming win by for- feit over St. Joe. The Spartans closed with their biggest win of the season, a 5-0 shutout over Indiana Tech. Coach John Lahman and next year ' s squad will try to come off that win and build a sweeter season in 1980, despite the loss of five seniors. Top: 1979 soccer squad. Center: Se- nior Kermit Eby races against an oppo- ment for control of the Ball. Bottom: Joe Mclntyre, Jim Horning, Rob Bald- win, team manager and Coach Laliman keep watch on the game from the side- lines. 43 Volleyball Squad Proves Zough to Keat . Spiking and service were the keys to the women ' s volleyball team 1979 season record of 18-10. Sophomore Cynthia Jackson led the team in kills (spikes for points), with 1 13, and in blocks, with 96. Another sophomore, Judy Watson, followed Jackson in both categories with 68 kills and 64 blocks. Freshmen Melissa Swartzel and Karen Beck also contributed. Swartzel was third on the squad in kills with 44 while Beck was third in blocks with 50. Watson topped the team in service con- sistency with 97% of her serves being good. Freshman Gayle Newton was second with 95%consistancy, and senior captain Peg Kling was third with 92%. . Top left: Teammates Judy Watson (9), Cindy Mosher (22), and Mary Beth Almeda (7), await the play. Top right: Cynthia Jackson bumps a low service toward the front line. Bottom: Volley- ball squad, front row, 1 to r: Cindy Mosher; Deb Maxwell; Beth Snider; Peg Kling, captain; Gayle Newton; Ellen Walden; Mary Beth Almeda. Second row: Jacque Phillips, manager; Natalie Lambright; Anne Heighway; Cindy Clawson; Melissa Swartzel; Karen Beck; Judy Watson; Cynthia Jackson; Lora Spiess; Deb Corson; Coach Groom- bridge. 44 Above: Freshman Mary Beth Ahneda attempts a spike as teammates move into spike coverage position. Left: Spiker Karen Beck goes for a kill. 45 Cheerleading Squads Back Spartan Athletes 1 1 fl 1 1 Wrestlers Tmd Zhemselves Outnumbered Talent was not lacking on the 1979 wrestling team, but numbers were. With only five men, the Spartan wres- tlers could not be competitive as a team. Coach Gratz and his wrestlers were far from idle, however; the men went through regular workouts to get into shape and perfect technique so that they could compete on an individ- ual basis. As the season went on, sev- eral individual victories were scored. Andy Meyer placed third, and Stan Mills and Rick Barnes took fourth in their respective weight classes in the HBCC. Meyer and Barnes placed third in the Franklin Tourney. The highlight of the season came during NAIA Dis- trict 21 competition, when Meyer worked his way to a very respectable second place finish. Barnes and Don Koleszar placed third and fourth in that same meet. Above: 1979 Spartan wrestlers, 1 to r: Bill Julien, freshman, 1 18 lbs.; Don Koleszar, junior, 158 lbs.; Stan Mills, junior, 167 lbs.; Andy Meyer, sophomore, 177 lbs.; Rick Barnes, sophomore, 190 lbs. h Men ' s, Women ' s basketball, Underclassmen With no seniors on the men ' s team and only one (Peg Khng) on the wo- men ' s team, the 1979 basketball pro- gram relied almost entirely on under- classmen. Both teams had a tough year with more than their share of prob- lems, but potential was evident and the experience the young players gained will help to build a stronger season next year. Top: Women ' s basketball team, front 1 to r: Cindy Mosher, Deb Hildreth, Denise Parcel, Kris Aughinbaugh, Peg Kling, captain; Beth Snider, Julie Fetters. Back: Coach Lana Groom- bridge; Jacque Phillips, manager; Lora Spiess, Pam Burgess, Karen Rund, Stacy O ' Hair, Sherry Phillips, Ass ' t Coach Groombridge. Not pictured: Deb Miller. Center left: A Spartan demonstrates tight control of the ball. Center right; Starters take a time out. 48 Carry the Ml Below: Senior captain Peg Kling looks for a teammate. Top: Men ' s basketball team. Roster: Cris Brandenburg, Doug Carlton, Dave Carpenter, Curt Christ ensen, Brian Conwell, Morris Gurnell, Hulet Hope, Shane Huber, Kevin Jones, Pat McGin- ley, Ron Moyer, Dennis Shively, Randy Shoemaker, Jim Smith. Coach: Roland Fletcher; Ass ' t Coach: Karl Merritt. 49 Top: Spartans score in home game ac- tion. Bottom left: Fresliman transfer student Deb Miller (10) pulls down an- other rebound for the Spartans. Bot- tom right : Pat McGinley goes in for a basket while his teammates occupy the opponents. 50 Top left : Ron Moyer goes over the heads of his guards to score. Top right : An over-the-shoulder pass finds its .1 mark. Bottom left: McGinley seems to walk on air for a moment. Bottom right: Looking for the rebound. MH -n ' t - _;j,.;j; ;. 51 Spattanettes Spark Spirit The 1979 Spartanettes started the year off right by holding try outs for ' membership. The women chosen for the squad were helped with their rou- tines by advisor Judy Brown. Her en- thusiasm for the group kept up morale for all the hard-working members. The Spartanettes showed a definite improvement over last year, and every performance was better than the ones before as the squad gained experience. Hours of practice proved out in the variety and vitality in each routine. Top and bottom: Spartanettes swing in a fifties routine during a basketball game. Left: Squad members, 1 to r; Janet Dunno, January captain; Kathy Seiss, captain; Cindy Clarke, secretary; Twyla Gross, treasurer; Rochelle Moyer. Right: Judy Brown, advisor. 52 „ %«?-- Jntramumls Jnvolve Everyone The intramural sports program gives welcome relief from the mental stress of studying. Intramural games can be as hard-fought as varsity sports, or just a noncompetitive good time, de- pending on the attitude of the students and faculty members involved. Teams with various levels of skill compete in football, cross country, basketball, volleyball, bowling and softball, giving all students the chance to get out and unwind with their favorite sport. Top left: Dazed and confused, Fritz Cripe leaves the basketball court. Top right: Bob Johnson ' s leg is the only witness to an unidentified free throw shooter. Bottom: Lisa Dzibas moves into position while her teammate looks for the open woman. 53 Top: Barb Ihnen looks for a point with this hefty serve. Center left: Lisa Calveard steps forward to receive a pass from her teammate. Center riglit: Manchester ' s answer to Star Wars : Mike Weiss tries for an impor- tant point in a contest between the Sky Kings and the Space Rangers. Bottom: Steve Kreps sets up a shot. 54 Top: Bart Shively defends against a well-placed spike. Right: A battle under the boards leaves the question of possession up in the air. Bottom: Kevin Suggs rebounds for the honor ofWBKE. .55 i- ei i!Ca f6 d f 1 - i li K f Bl r H vV ' B v 1 i mmmmmmm « mJ W - if ftfTfe w T B ,j '  . ' ' ' iUimW ' ' 1 Twix Man was formed for society. -William Blackstone 57 i!?  ■ ' « ' Outside of Carver, these snowpeople show that Carver is a coed dorm. K m : ' :i m ' : i: - ' sii , .-m GETTING ALONG TOGETHER . There are six dorms on campus, Calvin Ulrey, East, Garver, Ikenberry, Oaicwood and Schwalm. Eash has its own atmos- phere. For instance, the seventy male and female residents of CU interact to form a living-learning environment. East Hall, the newest women ' s dorm, houses about 230 women in a pleasant and close atmosphere. Schwalm Hall, in order to satisfy the athletic interests of some of its residents, is near an outdoor volleyball court, basketball court, anda grassy area where frisbee, softball and touch football can be played. Top: The AAFRO House, an off -campus facility, is very active throughout the year. Its residents were the sponsors of Las Vegas Night. Bottom left: Iris coaches as Huntter performs a delicate operation. Bottom right: Who ' s this Dark, Mysterious, Bored Man of Schwalm? It ' s Dary Petry (we THINK). 59 SHARING INTERESTS Right: Jack Harvey leafs through a well worn newspaper in Carver ' s lobby. Above: Scott Ammerman responds to a caller at his job as a Schwalm desk worker. Right: Suzi Dufek still has time for hobbies in her busy senior schedule. Below: Ikenberry personalities Steve Bever and Craig McBride perform at an early Tuesday night in the Oaks. Right: Freshman Mary Jane Bagwell seems to enjoy her shift at the CU desk. ' b«t Ka_i r - 7 n2,£uiloL 60 Top: Jerry Bingle looks displeased at being disturbed. Did we wake you, Jerry? Left: Freshman Craig Stine catches up on some reading. Right: Late-night study is all too familiar to MC students. Jan Alexander stu- dies in her room in East Hall. 61 BY STUDYING, SHARING CARING . . . Above: Eric Cleinmer ' s Schwalm room has plenty of desk space for studying. Right: Garver lobby is well known for its ping- pong tables. John Sellers and Mike Aaron take on two tough opponents. | Below; This Schwalm resident has provided his room with all the comforts of home- bike, bottles, and books. Right: Susan Dettweiler catches some sun as she studies on an Oak wood porch. 62 Left: Ace card player Wayne Robinson studies his hand. Below: On her way to Garver after class, Michele Zurakowski walks carefully not to fall on the ice. 63 ft: Garver council, froifrl to r: CaroHfeJlan, Jeri Baumgard- ner, Rachel Callaway, Pam Burgess, Georgana Visingardi. Back: Jack Harvey, Jeff Hammel, Bruce Farringer, John Hulewicz, John Ehr- hardt. Top right: WAJL (Women in Action for Justice and Libera- tion), 1 to r: Terry Park, Pat McQuillian, Sarah Canan, Chairperson Linda Musgrave, Jenny Mahan, Kim Lawmaster, Absent— Tammy VanBaalen. Bottom left: Schwabn council, 1 to r: Dennis Koenig, Fred McCracken, Dave Kennedy, Don St. Clair, Andy Smith, Mike Huth, Bill Pete. Bottom right : Calvin Ulery dorm council. 64 Above: East Hall council. Center: Iken- beny council, front 1 to r: Jeff Cassell, Leon Jett, Doug Warnecke, John Kirk- sey. Back: Jerry Brenneman,Paul Lutz, Al Dudzinski, Dan Tess, Jeff Secrist, Randy Fetters. Left: Oakwood dorm council, standing 1 to r: Dyanne Tracy, president; Chris Abernathy, hall rep; Linda Musgrave, WAJL;Mary Lee, hall rep. Seated: Marsha Gratner, vice president ; Sandy Baker, social chairperson; Robin Lange, secretary. Absent: Millie Easton, trea- surer; Janet Dunno, Sandy Kluga and Patty Wakeman, hall reps. 65 HAVING FUN... 67 cbkifSiirSsinui Top: Residents of SCHWALM HALL, the largest men ' s dorm on campus. Right: CALVIN ULREY residents create a close- knit coed community through weekend retreats and actiwties. vefs e™ rporch s wngs , favorite spots to sit and talk or just relax, are a unique feature of OAKWOOD HALL. Right: some of GARVER HALL ' s not- so-camera-shy residents. 68 . . . DORM LIFE Gaiver lobby is the site of many weekend discos. Tiie dorm is home to over 280 men and women, and its lobby is open 24 hours a day to all students on campus. Ikenberry, the oldest men ' s dorm, was remodeled in the 1960 ' s, and its residents have a little more freedom in painting and decorating the rooms to their own tastes than the newer dorms can afford. Ikenberry Hall has space for residents. AAFRO House, an off -campus facil- ity for Manchester ' s black students, has a library on African culture and a cul- tural room where African artifacts can Top: Ikenberry men assemble on the front steps. Center; Women of East Hall. Bottom; Oakwood Hall residents. 69 CAPTURING MEMORIES Six full-time staff members and two faculty advisors put together the 1979 AURORA, with part-time help from willing students and faculty members. The staff, pictured at left, included photographer Steve Cibik, personalities editor Jenni Durnbaugh, events editor Susan Dettweiler, editor Nancy Herr, organizations editor Rachel Kuta, and sports editor Kathy Seiss. Jim Garber and Gene Fahs were faculty advisors. Additional help came from Becky Ball, Dave Norris, James No ff singer and Jim Owens, photography ; Jeff Davidson, Jeff Hammel, Jack Harvey, Janet Jordan, Mike Ludwig, Chriss Mc- Donald, and Jacque Phillips, copy ; and all the students and faculty members who gave us information about clubs, sports, and other activities. The staff wishes to thank these people for their support and cooperation. Below: Jim Garber tests the cushions in the lobby of Cordier between pho- tography sessions. 71 MFLA Above: MFLA members, front row 1 to r: Jenni Durnbaugh, Lee Annetta Davis, Sandy Meadows. Back row: Herbert In- graham, Larry Price, Leon Jett, Mary Nietert, Beth Traxler, Dawn Brimer. Tlie Modern Foreign Language Associ- ation is composed of students studying a foreign language while at Manchester. Each fall and spring, elections are held for president, secretary and student representative. Tiiis year ' s officers are: President Dawn Brimer; Secretary Lee Annetta Davis, Student Representative Larry Price. A yearly activity of MFLA is depu- tation trips. Association members travel to high schools around the state and encourage language students to continue their studies in coUege. The deputation teams may talk about their experiences in visiting other countries, and other topics are discussed, some suggested by the high school students themselves. Tliis past year the MFLA was active with a Thanksgiving dinner featuring dishes from France, Germany and Spain. Other activities included a Christmas party and a disco. MFLA invites all interested students to attend their meetings and get in on the fun. 72 CAMPUS MINISTRY BOARD If you ' ve ever wondered who takes the responsibility for organizing Sunday Celebrations, Love Feasts, Tuesday morn- ing prayer breakfasts and other services which enrich the spiritual community at Manchester College, here they are— the Campus Ministry Board. Students are chosen to serve on the Board on the basis of their involvement in campus ministry activities and by personal re- commendation. The student and faculty board members try to encourage a var- iety of activities throughout the year so that we of the college community can fmd satisfying fellowship and worship experiences together. Above: Campus Ministry Board members, first row, 1 to r: Bob Knechel, Tim Garner, Edith Rohrer, Beth Snider, Eileen Herr. Second row: Paul Middaugh, Jon Snyder, Jenny HoUenberg, Bev Ott, Dwight Beery. Third row: Harriet Hamer, Kevin Wolfe. 73 RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION The Residence Hall Association of Manchester College was organized early this year by the presidents of each of the six residence halls on cam- pus. The association was established to facilitate communication between residence halls and to voice student needs and opinions to the administra- tion. This year ' s officers were Dyanne Tracy, chairperson; Jack Harvey, sec- retary; and Barb Linibach, treasurer. Various areas in which RHA was involved included the formulation of a lobby visitation policy, a review of a new campus court system, input in- to the 1 979-80 calendar, two surveys concerning hall visitation policy, inves- tigation of increasing the number of parking spaces for East and Oakwood, and obtaining security lights for the lot behind the Union. Activities includ- ed participation in the annual meeting of the Great Lakes Association of Col- lege and University Residence Halls, sponsoring a leadership training work- shop, and sponsoring the RHA week- end on April 20-21. Above: Members of RHA, seated, 1 to r: Paul Ulerick, Barb Linibach, Sue Friedrich (advisor), Dyanne Tracy, Jack Harvey, Kent Zimmerman (advis- or), Standing: Doug Warnecke, Tina Wilson, and Don St. Clair. 74 COMMUNITY COUNCIL Above: Community Council members. Front row, 1 to r: Paul Ulerick; Jerry Brenneman: Susie Larson; Twyla Gross; Jenni Durnbaugh. Back row: Larry Price; Carol Harlan; Eugene Wratch- ford; Brenda Cassel; Linda Hansen; Cathy Daley; Randy Thompson. Below: Activities Advisory Group, 1 to r: Brian Rice; Brenda Cassel; Kent Zimmerman; Linda Hansen; Doug War- necke; Absent: Scott Strode. ACTIVITIES ADVISORY I GROUP 75 COLHECON Above: Members of Colhecon, home economics club. Standing,! to r; Bet- ty Brand; Laverne Smith, publicity chairperson; Cindy Lutz, president- elect; Linda Hanson; Martha Miller. Seated: Edith Rohrer, treasurer; Sus- an Brimer; Marsha Gratner, president; Priscilla Ann Lower; Sue Deaton, pro- gram chairperson. 76 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION GROUP Above: Members of Environmental Action. Seated, 1 to r: Erica Colburn, Michele Miller, Beth Snider, Caryl Coy. The Environmental Action Group, sponsored by Dr. William Eberly, is engaged in promoting environmental awareness on campus. Concerned stu- dents with various interests have the opportunity to discuss environmental issues, to be exposed to different ca- reer possibilities and to participate in several projects. Activities this year have included hosting an alumni recap- Standing: Terri Gotz, Terry Rinehart, William R. Eberly, Cyndy Meyer, Ker- ry Klemm. tion at Koinonia, leading tours through the college museum, writing to the legislature, and enjoying the outdoors. Projects were directed toward develop- ing Koinonia as an educational nature area. Biweekly meetings included spe- cial presentations by students and guest speakers, films, and planning for future projects and field trips. 77 CIRCLE K Above: Members of Circle K. commun- ity service club. Seated, 1 to r: Lee. Richardson; Lisa Clevinger; Larry Price. Standing: Dan Crouch; Cindy Nelson; Joe Lucero; Irish Pennow; Mel Huston. 78 Above: Members of the Student Budget Board. Seated, 1 to r: Steve Cibik; Carol Martin; Jeff Niespodziany; Andy Smith; Standing: Eldon Fahs; Stan Escott; Shelton Hinson; Dave Ladd; Kent Zimmerman. One of the newest branches of stu- dent government is tlie Student Budget Board. Six students are elected to serve, with the Dean of Students and College Treasurer as permanent members. The Board works closely with the Coordi- nator of Student Activities and the Activities Advisory Group to review budget proposals from other student organizations and allocate student activity funds. It is the board ' s respon- sibility to assure that funds are manag- ed properly, and to be available for program assistance to all student organizations. 79 Above: Members of the Indiana Stu- dent Educators Association (ISEA), front row, 1 to r: Cathy Daley, Carolyn Rudolph, Barb Ihnen. Row two; Craig Bowers, Sheila Fitzpatrick, Angela Mundy, Judy Huke. Row three: Sher- ry Foltz, Sue Walker, Mary Nietert, Kathy Young. Row four: Sandy Chal- fant, Kevin Buchanan, Dr. Garner, Kay Hampshire, Deb Snyder. Row five: Bill Barnett, linda Daniel, Beth Gar- ner, Robin Lange, Peg Pruett. 80 ISEA Above: ISEA officers, front row, 1 to r: Carolyn Rudolph, Jr.-Sr. vice-presi- dent; Cathy Daley, publicity chairper- son; Sheila Fitzpatrick, president. Back row: Judy Huke, secretary-treas- urer; Bill Barnett, Fr.-Soph. vice-presi- dent; Craig Bowers, publicity chairper- son. 81 82 i MUSIC IS IN THE AIR Manchester students are encouraged to develop and enjoy their musical abilities in any of several ensembles, such as the A Capella Choir, College Chorale, Concert Band, College-Civic Symphony and the Collegium Mu- sicum. Auditions for those groups are held in the fall, and the rest of the year is spent in practice and perfor- mance of various styles of music. Stu- dents can participate in the ensembles on a credit or non-credit basis as they wish, depending on individual schedules and degree requirements. Top left: James Baldwin conducts the A Capella Choir, College Chorale and College-Civic Symphony. Top right: Woodwinds are featured in a solo part. Above: Musicians from the faculty, the student body and North Manchest- er community rehearse together. Left: Violinist Carolyn Snyder concentrates on the music before her. 83 LISTEN TO THE MUSIC Above: Memorization of music is a final step before a performance. Right The twenty-two members of the A Capella Choir devote lots of time to practice. 84 1 Above : Dr. Baldwin works with the soprano section in preparation for a concert. Left: The College-Civic Sym- phony rehearses under Dr. Baldwin ' s direction. 85 WBKE Above: A broadcaster must keep up to date on the lastest developments in every field, but -CAR magazine, Jeff??? WBKE calls itself alternative radio, with good reason. There are obvious reasons— WBKE is owned and operated by Manchester College and is fully student run— and there ' s more. Pro- gramming on WBKE-FM is specifically designed to meet the needs of the North Manchester area by offering a variety of music and information not avail- able on most radio stations. Tlie format includes country, jazz, folk, progressive, top forty, and classical music along with entertaining and informative taped pro- grams. Community desires rank high on the list of priorities, and the station allows the maximum of student partici- pation possible. WBKE-AM operates on a carrier cur- rent, and broadcasts only to the college campus. WBKE-AM is a free-form radio station. Alternative radio? Yes. indeed! That ' s WBKE AM and FM. 86 DRAMA Alpha Psi Omega is an honorary theatre society for persons who have made substantial contributions to col- lege dramatics. Members are recognized for woric in every aspect of the theatre, both on and off stage. The group ' s main activity is spon- soring the Annual One-Act Play festi- val. The festival, now seven years old, is a learning experience for the writers as well as the students who produce the plays. This year ' s four winning works were directed by Alpha Psi Omega members Jeff Court right ( Sauce for the Goose ), Pattye Good ( The White Whale ), Fritz Cripe ( Last WOi ) and Chib Gratz ( Happy New Year Molly ). Several other mem- bers worked on casts and crews. , 1 to r: Mike Arne S: Linda Arney, Mai RIn ii ' urd, Jeff Courtri |t, Jem Dav dson,fcyjMjui ibarg Lisa Crip Randall, Dave l Srlm ff lot pfSiured: Bo, ' e ' td-o a e ' eeei e ' i I celebrate myself, and sing myself, And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. -Walt Whitman 89 faculty and Staff One distinct advantage that Man- chester has to offer over most larger schools is a great potential for per- sonal and informal contact between students, faculty and staff. Classes here are often small, and this invites an informal atmosphere and free discussion between students and in- structors. The faculty and staff at MC are generally responsive to stu- dents ' needs, willing to discuss class material and requirements or simply to provide a listening ear when it is most needed. Informal relationships between students, faculty and staff are also fostered out of class. Besides ful- filling their professional responsibili- ties, many faculty and staff mem- bers are involved in clubs, activity groups, special events, informal discussion gatherings, and intramurals. Opposite top left: Jim Gratz ' s busi- ness suit has racing stripes and match- ing tennis shoes, since his business in- cludes coaching varsity sports and con- ducting freshmen through PE 100. Top right; German professor James Wehner is new to the foreign language department this year. Bottom left: Rowan Daggett has quite a supply of reference books for her classes in the English department. Dr. Daggett was named Assistant Dean of Students this year. Bottom right: Economics- business department chairman Rich- ard Harshbarger clarifies a point by counting on his fingers. This page, top: Donald Talbert ' s CPA experience lets him help accounting students know what to expect after graduation. Center left: Science and mathematics classes share the same building. Jay Spindler ' s chemical stains support Dr. Numan ' s view that mathe- matics is the neater field of study. Cen- ter Right: Charles Klingler, M4 chairman of the English department, encourages discussion in his classes, but sometimes he seems a little doubt- ful of the point being made. Bottom: Psychology instructor Neil WoUman, right, stops to talk to freshman Jim Noffsinger between classes. 91 Right; Feme Baldwin ' s unique experi- ence of living in Africa is a source of enrichment for her sociology and social work classes. Below right: Here in a totally spontaneous and active pose is Manchester ' s first Coordinator of Student Activities, Kent KZ Zimmerman. Above; Q. Sam Davis, how did you be- come a successful, well-liked and re- spected Associate Professor of Speech with a sumptuous office and plush desk chair? A. Nothin ' to it. Right: Wil Peters seems to share with Prof. Wratch- ford an interest in reUgion and philoso- phy. . 92 Left: Herbert Ingraham does double duty as Associate Professor of French and English. Center left: Mohammed Haque came to MC this year as an in- structor of economics and business. Above: Sociology professor T. Quen- tin Evans and senior Nancy Buchanan relax for a moment after class. Left; Roger Buzzard shares his office with shelves and stacks of books on history and economics. Seniors Janice Alexander Margaret Almack Julie Amos Mary Anders Cyntliia Anderson Lu Ann Armey Ijnda Arney Michael Arney Kathy Arnett Sandy Baker Cara Ballew Timothy Barwick Kevin Boyer John R. Boyles Dawn Brimer Randall Brown Robin Brown Byron Brunn Kevin Buchanan Nancy Buchanan Jennifer Buck Charles Bunnell Janet Butterbaugh Leonard Carter Sandy Chalfant Cynthia Clarke Gregory Collins Jeffrey Courtright linda Daniel Ruth Ann Davis Michael DeGeeter Jane Dickey Steven Dornhecke Rob Dove Mary Dufek Mildred Easton Christine Eaton Kermit Eby Daniel Fairchild Mark Fife Sherry Foltz Timothy Forlow Deborah Fritz Juhe Garber Timothy Garner Maria Garoufahs Charles George Cynthia Good Christie Gordon HPiH 1 . 1 V - l KT m k 1 1 . v K Marsha Gratner Wendy Gratz Kay Hampshire Jeneen HoUenberg Jana Hutcheson Pamela Hutson Barbara Ihnen Diann Johnson Gentry Johnson Dawn Jones Gary Kandel Michael Kennedy Joanne Kern David Kidwell James King Scott Kinzie Betsy Kline Peggy Kling Robert Kowalski Sarah Kurtz David Ladd John Lambrechts David Largent pi B Lois Largent Kimberly Lawmaster Jill Lichtsinn Stephen Mannering Marty Maupin David McCollough Fredrick McCrackeni George McFerran Sandra Meadows Cynthia Meyer Darlene Miller James Miller Judy Morey Carol Moss Melody Myers Sheryl Mylin Stephen Nadolny Ginger Peterson Julie Pischke Martha Pittman Peggy Plummer Theresa Poole Barbara Sass Mary Sinclair David Smalley Andrew Smith Gene Smith La Verne Smith Carolyn Snyder Deborah Snyder Jerry Spindler Lora Sprague Kevin Stevens Rpdney Strayer Kendall Sutter Michael Sw an Iris Tackett Anita Weaver James Wenger Emily Westerfield Richard Wilcox Kenneth Willhite Michael Williford Lynn Zunkel Rumors John A. Adams Kathy Alexander Susaii Allbaugli Deb Anglemyer Gre Beckman Barb Beeson Dave Bennett Pam Bertram Steve Bever Dennis Bilinski Kristi Boyer John Brill Mike Brugh Bob Butler Jenny Coby Chris Colburn Brian Conwell Kathy Daley Melinda Davis Kmt Denlinger % ? 1 1 f tjf , . m Ik .v (rfl , - , ♦■ V ; li i, ' J .r Karen Dotson Lisa Drager Mark Dudeck 106 k , y ' r B Mary Kay Elliot r - Sheila Fitzpatrick . - -r Scott Flanagan f Teresa Gotz . X Jo Haecker ' Harriet Hamer Jeff Hammel M m Cheryl Hart Jack Harvey ' -li fl Laura Hastings ' Jt%. . ' 1 Kelly Huarez Becky Haynes Keith Hedges Eileen Herr Deb Hildreth Shelton Hinson Jim Howard Stan Hooley Kiniily Hughes Judy Huke Paul Jarrett Judy Johnson Karyn Joice Laura Kahn 107 Linda Kahn Dave Kennedy John E. Kirksey Dennis Koenig Mii e Lantz Keith Leazenby Craig Leeper Becky Lenz Barb Limbach Priscilla Lower Tim Lower Mike Ludwig Cindy Lutz Jinny Mahan Carol Martin Judy Mason Craig McBride Mike McCoy Rob Mchinis Kathy Mclntyre 108 Cheryl McKinley Pym Mergy P;iul Middaugh Becky Middleton Kevin Miller Randy Miller Stan Mills Rochelle Moyer Greg Muir Sharla Nichols 109 Susan Sams Vicky Siegel Alex Skalecki Brad Smith Jonathan Snyder Tina Stevens Chris Terman Dan Tess Susan Thomas Eileen Timmerman 110 Sophomores Jay Alexander Scott Ammerman Madelyn Asencio Tammy Baker Rick Barnes Jeri Baumgardner Kirk Beaty George Bevan Jr. Rob Bigler Molly Boaz Linda Boyd Stuart Bridges Ron Burchett Rachel Callaway Sarah Canan Doug Carlton Brenda Cassel Linda Chamberlin Hung-Che Chon Steve Cibik in i . ' Donna Clark Randy Clinker Kip Cook Caryl Coy Lisa Cripe Steve Crites Jeff Davidson Sue Deaton Susan Dettweiler LaRita Dilling Dan Dohner Dan Dunbar Jennifer Durnbaugh Millie Easton Dave Elliott John Fahs Bruce Farringer Donna Fisher Ruth Fowler Philip Gibboney 112 Jon Good Susan Haney Linda Hansen Lisa Harshbarger Tracy Hartzler Kelly Haye Brad Healton Anne Heighway Nancy Henney Nancy Herr Beth Hill Vera Himes Paula Hodapp Randall Holdeman Jerry Hosaflook Julie Hunn Leon Jett Janet Jordan Jon Kintner Don Koester Casey Loveall Chriss McDonald Dave McFadden Joel McFadden Pat McGinley Jim Mclntyre Pat McQuillan Andy Meyer Pat Meyer Lolita Miller Rose Miller Cathy Mishler John Morris Cindy Mosher Lynda Naragon 114 Steve Naragon Denise Nelson Kathy Pence Bienda Petry Don Petry Dan Plunkett Huntter Randall Lora Reiff Jay Richardson Lee Richardson Terry Rinehart Cindy Rosenberger Carol Rothermel Lisa Russel Maria Schaal 115 Dorothy Ritchey Colleen Sanbloom Ken Shilt Jesse Shingu Bart Shively Donna Shively Randy Shoemaker Amy Smith La Verne Smith Beth Snider Kay Spangler Barb Spitler Brian Steele Mike Steffen Steve Stichter 116 Jay S windler Pat Tarr Toni Thomas Mark Trowbridge Delena Vaught Vikki Vinton Georgana Visingardi Liza Walker Cathy Warner Ruth Weaver Sharon West Elizabeth J. Winters Jim Wolavka Ron Wuthrich Eric Wynn Therese Yeagley Brent Yoder Mike Zumbrun 117 freshmen Michael Aaron Chris Abernathy Julie Albert Troy Albert Melissa Alexander Earl Almack Mary Elizabeth Almeda Terry Amiss Misty Anderson Paul Anderson Derek Anglin Janine Archer Karmen Ashby Merril Ashby Mary Jane Bagwell Jodi Bailey Becky Ball Celia Bardelier Russell Barber Steve Barkman Bill Barnett 118 Ruth Barrett Mimi Barton Nancy Bates Cindy Baughman Chris Bayless JeffBechtold Karen Beck Laurie Bednareck Brian Best Jim Best Heemanshu M. Bhagat Jerry Bingle Martin Birr Kathy Black Anne Blough Roger Boggs Richard Bok Toby Bonar Nathan Borntrager David Bowers Shirley Boyd 119 Betty Brand Chris Brandenburg John Brehmer Jeff Brenneman Susan Brimer Steve Brockus Faith Brown Jim Brown Karen Brown Marty Brown Tammy Brown Kim Brummet Ray Bruss Pam Burgess Peggy Burroughs Jay Busch Sue CaldweU Ann Cahgiuri Lisa Calveard Brian Canary Dave Carpenter Leara Carr Steve Carr Jeffrey S. Cassell Dede Chapman Karen Christman 120 . ; Jfttfit — BMif ■ ■ -v . -; i ' ' ' fc B ' :. :: m U r ' -i f PB 1 ■ Beverly Chupp Cindy Clawson Eric Clemmer Sandy demons Bill Cline Barry Coe Amy Coffman Erica Colburn Tony Coleman Bob Cooper Deb Corson Michele Coulter Kallie Coverstone Chris Craig Nancy Cripe Dan Crouch Chuck Crowe Pam Crowe Cindy Dailey Don Davenport Julie Davidson Bruce Dean Kevin Deason Dan Deeter Julia Dennison Kathy Denny 121 John Desabatine Cheryl Diederich Linda Diehl Katrina Dilling Mary Doepping Jon Donathen Deb Dorell Mary Dubinin Janet Dunno Jane Durnbaugh John Ehrhardt Eric Eickhoff Nancy Evans Jim Ewing Jon Fawley Ed Fitch Jill Flora Dan Florian Tami Force Bob Foust Candi Frank Warren Gaetz Cathy Gilbert Chris Gillam Randy Girton Craig Goode 122 Duane Grady Cheryl Faye Green Stephanie Gregg Pete Grieser Gladden Gross Dianne Grossman Cindy Guetersloh Jo Hamell Krista Hamer Rick Hamsher David Haney Paige Haney Wendi Harris Kevin Harty Jill Harvey Joe Harvey Torrie Haurez Kevin Head Patti Hochstetler Ted Holsapple Larry Holston Dave Hooley Vanessa Hopper Tim Howard Shane Huber Tonja Hunt 123 Bill Julien Doug Justice Angie Kastner Terry Keim Rich Kelly Charlene Kennedy Andrew L. Key Jennifer Keyes Allison Kimble Donna Kindred Kirk King Robert L. King Paul Kinney Julie Kintz Toya Kirk Scott Kirkpatrick Ronda Kistler Sandy Kluga Sam Knight Jim Kowalski William Krauss Steven Kreps Rachel Kuta Mike Lamb Natalie Lambright Robin Lange 124 Janet Lawson Karen Lawson Lisa Layman Mark Leas Janie Leatherman Tim LeClercq Beth Lee Bret Lee Mary Lee Catliy Leedy Harold Leuthke Debbie Lewis Susan Liechty Mark Liller Cheryl Linden Joe Logan Alan Lotz Patricia Lowe Teresa Lowe Tom Marsh David Martin Jim Martin Paula Martin Debbie Maxwell Paula McAleer Tim McBride 125 Gary McCague Kim McCarty Pat McGovern Beccie Mandenhall Bruce Miller Charlie Miller Christopher Miller lisa Miller Michele Miller Mike Miller Randy Miller Sherri Miller Teresa Miller Durane Mishler Christy Moore Jeff Moore Angle Mundy Tim Murray Brian Neel Lynn Nehls Cyndee Nelson 126 Marcia Nelson Gail Newton Ken Nissley James Noffsinger Dan Nordmann Cathy Norris David Norris Stacy A. O ' Hair Mike Oakley Doug Ober Dawn Olson Terri Park Jeff Pass Jon Patterson Jeff Pearson Trisha Pennow Sherry Phillips Belinda Plank Mark Poulos Larry Price Peggy Pruett 127 Beth Riechanadter ■H Jeanette Renz M Joyce Rlioades n 1 Carol Riccius A Dan Roberts Mike Robertson pm Ron Robinson KT Dave Rogers r% - ' Ginger Rogers f Mary Rhorbacher ' Jerry Roop Teresa Rowe Sandie Ruich Karen Rund Sandy Sautbine Annette Scheuniann Susan Schlie Cindy Schoenrock Tara Sebastian Ramona Seese Greg Slianabarger . jJ - L A X Bryan Shane Janice Shankster Suzanne Shenk Deb Sherbahn 128 Peggy T apek Phyllis Teusch Belinda Thacker Janice Sherrick Doug Short Jeff Shriver Jill Skeans Mike Slaubaugh Debbie Smith Jim Smith Lisa Smith Mark Smith Neil Smith Steve Snell Jay Snider Anna Snyder Brenda Sower Jim Speicher Lora Spiess Karen Steward Craig Stine Mark Stockslager Lisa Straw Melissa Swartzel 129 Joe Thompson Belinda Thrush Jim Thurber Nancy Timmons Beth Traxler Betty Jo Triplett Patti TuUy Tammy VanBaalen Teresa Vaughn Richard Veldman Stephen Viehwig Anne Vormohr Macharri Vorndren Tom Wagner Julie Wagoner Patti Wakeman Sandra Walden Ken Walsh Sherri Waugh Al Weaver Deb Weills 130 Greg Weiss Mike Weiss Gary Wenning Sara Wiesenberg Jeanette Wilcox John Williams Julie Williams Anne Melitta Willoughby Teddy Wilson Terrence Wilson Tina Wine Lee Wirick Anthony Wittwer Dave Wysong Michael Yates Jeff Yergler Carol Voder Ken Yohn Rhonda Zartman Robin Zeider Michele Zurakowski 131 One world is aware and by far the largest to me, and that is myself, And whether I come to my own today or in ten thousand or ten million years, I can cheerfully take it now, or with equal cheerfulnes s I ca n wait. -W lyWhitm ' an 132 133 Jnde c NAME PAGE NAME Aaron, Michael Alan (Fr.) Abernathy, Christine (Fr.) Adams, John A. (Jr.) Adams, Larry Joe (Sr.) Ahnert, Katlileen Marie (Sr.) Albert, JuUa (Fr.) Albert, Troy Eugene (Fr.) Alex, Linda Lou (Sr.) Alexander, Janice Lee (Sr.) Alexander, Jay Albert (Soph.) Alexander, Kathy Lynn (Jr.) Alexander, Mehssa Ann (Fr.) Allbaugli, Susan (Jr.) Almack, Earl James (Fr.) Almack, Margaret Drake (Sr.) Almeda, Mary Elizabeth (Fr.) Amiss, Teresa Jo (Fr.) Ammerman, Scott Paul (Soph.) Amos, Julie Anne (Sr.) Anders, Mary Sisson (Sr.) Anderson, Cynthia Irene (Sr.) Anderson, Misty Jo (Fr.) Anderson, Paul Harold (Fr.) Anglemeyer, Debra Ann (Jr.) Anglin, Derek Jan (Fr.) Archer, Janine Irene (Fr.) Armey, Lu Ann (Sr.) Arney, Linda Knoll (Sr.) Arney. Michael Lee (Sr.) Arnett, Kathy (Sr.) Asencio, Madelyn L (Soph.) Ashby, Claude Merrill (Fr.) Ashby, Karmen Lisa (Fr.) 118 118 106 94 94 118 118 94 94 111 106 118 106 118 94 118 118 111 94 94 94 118 118 106 118 118 94 94 94 94 111 118 118 Bagwell, Mary Jane (Fr.) Bailey, Jodi Lynne (Fr.) Baker, Sandy Lou (Sr.) Baker, Tammy Jo (Soph.) Ball, Rebecca Louise (Fr.) Ballew, Cara Lee (Sr.) Bandeher, Celia Mae (Fr.) Barber, Russell Scott (Fr.) Barkman, Steven Lee (Fr.) Barnes, Jr., James Richard (Soph.) Barnett, Wilham Thomas (Fr.) Barrett, Ruth Ellen (Fr.) Barton, Mimi Su (Fr.) Barwick, Timothy Alan (Sr.) Bates, Nancy Ellen (Fr.) Baughman, Cynthia Jo (Fr.) Baumgardner, Jeri Arm (Soph.) Bayless, Christopher L. (Fr.) Beaty, Kirk Alan (Soph.) Bechtold, Jeffrey A. (Fr.) Beck, Karen Sue (Fr.) Beckman, Gregory Brian (Jr.) Bednareck, Laurie Jean (Fr.) Beeson, Barbara Ann (Jr.) Bennett. David Duane (Jr.) Bertram, Pamela Sue (Jr.) Besecker, Beth Ella (Sr.) Best, Brian L. (Fr.) Best, James Eugene (Fr.) Bevan, Jr., George William (Soph.) Bever, Steven James (Jr.) Bliagat, Heemanshu M. (Fr.) Bigler, Robert Ora (Soph.) Bilinski, Dennis Michael (Jr.) Bingle, Jerry Lee (Fr.) Birr, Martin James (Fr.) Black, Marilyn Katherine (Fr.) Blosser, Krista Lynn (Sr.) 134 NAME PAGE NAME PAGE Blough, Anne Marie (Fr.) Boaz, Molly Susan (Soph.) Boggs, Roger Alan (Fr.) Bok, Richard Ray (Fr.) Bonar, Toby Renee (Fr.) Borntrager, Nathan Lee (Fr.) Bowers, Craig Lynn (Sr.) Bowers. David Emerson (Fr.) Boyd, Linda Marie (Soph.) Boyd, Shirley Ann (Fr.) Boyer, Kevin Robert (Sr.) Boyer, Kristi Anne (Jr.) Boyles, John Robert (Sr.) Brand, Betty Yvonne (Fr.) Brandenburg, Cris Allen (Fr.) Brehmer, Jolin Bernard (Fr.) Brenneman, Jeffry Allen (Fr.) Bridges, Stuart Craig (Soph.) BriU. John Harold (Jr.) Brimer, Dawn Rene (Sr.) Brimer, Susan Denise (Fr.) Brockus, Steven Wayne (Fr.) Brown, Faith Eileen (Fr.) Brown, James Brian (Fr.) Brown, Karen (Fr.) Brown, Martin H. (Fr.) Brown, Randall Lee (Sr.) Brown, Robin Marie (Sr.) Brown, Tamara Lynn (Fr.) Brugli, Michael Scott (Jr.) Brummet, Kimberly Sue (Fr.) Brunn, Byron Glen (Sr.) Bruss, Raymond Anthony (Fr.) Buchanan, Kevin Mark (Sr.) Buchanan, Nancy Unn Warner (Sr.) Buck, Jennifer Ann (Sr.) Bunnell, Charles Edward (Sr.) Burgess, Pamela Sue (Fr.) 119 111 119 119 119 119 95 119 111 119 95 106 95 120 120 120 120 111 106 95 120 120 120 120 120 120 95 95 120 106 120 95 120 95 95 95 95 120 Burroughs, Peggy Renee (Fr.) Busch, Jay Burnell (Fr.) Butler, Robert Allan (Jr.) Butterbaugh, Janet Lee (Sr.) Caldwell, Vicky Sue (Fr.) Caligjuri, Ann Marie (Fr.) Callaway, Rachel Ann (Soph.) Calveard, Lisa Kaye (Fr.) Canan, Sarah Elizabeth (Soph.) Canary, Brian Paul (Fr.) Cariton, Douglas Dean (Soph.) Carpenter, David Eugene (Fr.) Carr, Leara Lenita (Fr.) Carr, Steven Joseph (Fr.) Carter, Leonard John (Sr.) Cassel, Brenda Sue (Soph.) Cassell, Jeffrey Scott (Fr.) Chalfant, Sandy Gay (Sr.) Chamberlin, Linda Sue (Soph.) Chapman, Lynn Louise (Fr.) Chon, Hung-Che (Soph.) Christman, Karen Sue (Fr.) Chupp, Beverly Sue (Fr.) Cibik, Paris Stephen (Soph.) Clark, Donna Marie (Soph.) Clarke, Cynthia Sue (Sr.) Clawson, Cynthia Sue (Fr.) Clemmer, Eric Charles (Fr.) demons, Sandra Dee (Fr.) Cline, WilUam W. (Fr.) Clinker, Randal Joe (Soph.) Coby, Geneva DeU (Jr.) Coe, Barry J. (Fr.) Coffman, Amy Lou (Fr.) Colburn, Christopher A. (Jr.) 120 120 106 95 120 120 111 120 111 120 111 120 120 120 95 111 120 96 111 120 111 120 121 111 112 96 121 121 121 1-21 112 106 121 121 106 135 NAME PAGE NAME Colburn. Erica Lynn (Fr.) Coleman. Tony W. (Fr.) Collins, Gregory Allen (Sr.) Conwell, Brian Craig (Jr.) Cook. Kip Daniel (Soph.) Cooper, Robert B. (Fr.) Corson. Debra Kay (Fr.) Coulter, Michele Rene (Fr.) Courtright, Jeffrey Lee (Sr.) Coverstone, Kallie Jo (Fr.) Coy, Caryl Lynn (Soph.) Craig, John Claris (Fr.) Cripe, Lisa Marie (Soph.) Cripe, Nancy Annette (Fr.) Crites, Steven Aaron (Soph.) Crouch, Daniel Lonzo (Fr.) Crowe, Pamela Vi (Fr.) Crowe, II, Charles E.(Fr.) Dailey, Cynthia Kay (Fr.) Daley, Catherine Joan (Jr.) Daniel, Linda Haas (Sr.) Davenport, Donald Alan (Fr.) Davidson, Jeffrey Alan (Soph.) Davidson, Julie Kay (Fr.) Davis, Melinda Jo (Jr.) Davis, Ruth Ann (Sr.) Dean, Bruce Alan (Fr.) Deason, Curtis Kevin (Fr.) Deaton, Susan Ann (Soph.) Deeter, Daniel Paul (Fr.) DeGetter. Michael John (Sr.) Denlinger, Kurt Fisher (Jr.) Demiison, Julia Sue (Fr.) Denny, Kathleen Marie (Fr.) Desabatine, John Ray (Fr.) 121 121 96 106 112 121 121 121 96 121 112 121 112 121 112 121 121 121 121 106 96 121 112 121 106 96 121 121 112 121 96 106 121 121 122 Dettweiler, Susan Ruth (Soph.) Dickey, Jane Anne (Sr.) Deiderich, Cheryl Anne (Fr.) Dielil. Linda Ann (Fr.) Dilling, Katrina Sue (Fr.) Dilling, LaRita K. (Soph.) Doepping, Mary Lou (Fr.) Doluier, Daniel Edward (Soph.) Donathen, Jon Charles (Fr.) Dorell, Deborah Kay (Fr.) Dornhecker, Stephen John (Sr.) Dotson, Karen (Jr.) ■ Dove, 111, Robert Morton (Sr.) Drager, Lisa (Jr.) Dubinin, Mary (Fr.) Dudek. Mark S. (Jr.) Dufek, Mary Suzanne (Sr.) Dunbar, Daniel Allen (Soph. ) Dunno, Janet Lynn (Fr.) Durnbaugh, Jane Ann (Fr.) Durnbaugli, Jennifer Renee (Soph.) Easton, Mildred E. L. (Sr.) Eaton, Christine Rogers (Sr.) Eby, III, Kermit Ray (Sr.) Elirhardt, Jolui T. (Fr.) Eicklioff, Eric Lynn (Fr.) Elliott, David A. (Soph.) EUiott, Mary Kay (Jr.) Evans, Nancy Charmaine (Fr.) Ewing, James Joseph (Fr.) 136 MAME Fahs, John David (Soph.) Fairchild, Daniel James (Sr.) Farringer, Bruce Edward (Soph.J Fawley, Jon T. (Fr.) Fife, Mark Lester (Sr.) Fisher, Donna Eileen (Soph.) Fitch, III, James Edwin (Fr.) Fitzpatrick, Sheila (Jr.) Flanagan, Scott Allan (Jr.) Flora, Jill Kay (Fr.) iFlorian, Don Jay (Fr.) Foltz, Sherry Lynn (Sr.) Force, Tami Lyn (Fr.) Forlow, Timotliy Joe (Sr.) Foust, Robert Lee (Fr.) Fowler, Ruth Ann (Soph.) Frank, Candice Lou (Fr.) Fritz, Deborah Rene (Sr.) Gaetz, Warren Harold (Fr.) Garber, Julie Lynne (Sr.) Gamer, Beth Hoover (Sr.) Garner, Timothy Paul (Sr.) Garoufalis, Maria Elaine (Sr.) George, Charles 0. (Sr.) Geyer, Laurie Jan (Sr.) Gibboney, PWlip Dale (Soph.) Gilbert, Catherine R. (Fr.) Gillam, Christopher Joe (Fr.) Girton, Randall Layne (Fr.) Good, Cyntliia Ann (Sr.) Good, Jon Douglas (Soph.) Goode, Craig Alan (Fr.) Gordon, Chrisde Lynn (Sr.) Gotz, Teresa Jean (Jr.) Grady, Duane Elmer (Fr.) GE NAME 112 Gratner, Marsha Renee (Sr.) 96 Gratz, Wendy (Sr.) 112 Green, Cheryl Faye (Fr.) 122 Gregg, Stephanie Marie (Fr.) 97 Grieser, Peter Alexander (Fr.) 112 Gross, Gladden Nail (Fr.) 122 Grossman, Diane Kay (Fr.) 107 Guetersloh, Cynthia Kay (Fr.) 107 122 122 97 Haecker, Jo Lynn (Jr.) 122 Hamell, Jo Ellen (Fr.) 97 Hamer, Harriet Ann (Jr.) 122 Hamer, Kiista Kay (Fr.) 112 Hammel, Jeffrey Lynn (Soph) 122 Hampshire, Kay Ann (Sr.) 97 Hamsher, Ricky Joe (Fr.) Haney, David Michael (Fr.) Haney, N. Paige (Fr.) Haney, Susan Kay (Soph.) 122 Hansen, Linda Kay (Soph.) 97 Hardacre, Dale Leroy (Sr.) 97 Harris, Wendi Leigh (Fr.) 97 Harrison, Jean (Sr.) 97 Harshbarger, Lisa Kay (Soph.) 97 Hart, Cheryl Lynn (Jr.) 97 Harty, Kevin Bruce (Fr.) 112 Hartzler. Tracy Lee (Soph.) 122 Harvey, Jack Lee (Jr.) 122 Harvey, Jill Renaye (Fr.) 122 Harvey, Joe Alan (Fr.) 97 Hastings, Laura C. (Jr.) 113 Haurez, Carrie Lynne (Fr.) 122 Haurez, Kelly Jo (Jr.) 97 Ha ye, Kelly Ann (Soph.) 107 Haynes, Rebecca Jean (Jr.) 123 Head, Kevin Paul (Fr.) PAGE 97 97 123 123 123 123 123 123 107 123 107 123 113 97 123 123 123 113 113 98 123 98 113 107 123 113 107 123 123 107 123 107 113 107 123 137 NAME PAGE NAME Healton, Bradly Scott (Soph.) Hedges, Keith Lynn (Jr.) Heighway, Anne Ramsdell (Soph.) Henney, Nancy Jane (Soph.) Herbst, Jane Lemmon (Sr.) Herr, Eileen Louise (Jr.) Herr, Nancy Anna (Soph.) Hildieth, Debra Lynn (Jr.) Hill, Beth EUenaiSoph.) Hinies, Vera Laureen (Soph.) Hinson, Jr., Shelton L. (Jr.) Hissong, Valerie Jean (Sr.) Hochstetler, Patricia S. (Fr.) Hodapp, Paula Kay (Soph.) Hoffman, Daniel Joseph (Sr.) Hoffman, Marlene Mink (Sr.) Holdeman, Randall Dean (Soph.) HoUenberg, Jeneen Sue (Sr.) Holsapple, Ted Allen (Fr.) Holston, Larry Vauglin (Fr.) Hooley, David Richard (Fr.) Hooley, Stanley Ray (Jr.) Hopper, Vanessa Kay (Fr.) Hosaflook, Jerry Glenn (Soph.) Howard. James Lawrence (Jr.) Howard, Timothy Duane (Fr.) Huber, Frederick Shane (Fr.) Hughes, Kimily Jan (Jr.) Huke, Judith Ann (Jr.) Hunn, Juhe Ann (Soph.) Hunt, Tonja Lou (Fr.) Hutcheson, Jana Lynn (Sr.) Hutson, Pamela Ruth (Sr.) 113 107 113 113 98 107 113 107 113 113 107 98 123 113 98 98 113 98 123 123 123 107 123 113 107 123 123 107 107 113 123 98 98 Ihnen, Barbara Ramsbey (Sr.) Jarrett, Paul M. (Jr.) Jett, Leon Leonard (Soph.) Johnson, Diann Lynn (Sr.) Jolmson, Gentry Lane (Sr.) Johnson, Judy Anne (Jr.) Joice, Karyn Renee (Jr.) Jones, Dawn Renee (Sr.) Jordan, Janet Lynn (Soph.) Julien, William Hyatt (Fr.) Justice, Douglas Lee (Fr.) Kahn, Laura Ann (Jr.) Kalin, Linda Sue (Jr.) Kandel, Gary Vincent (Sr.) Kastner, Angela Sue (Fr.) Keim, Terry Duane (Fr.) Kelly, Richard D. (Fr.) Kennedy, David Paul (Jr.) Kennedy, Michael Merton (Sr.) Kennedy, Paula Charlene (Fr.) Kern, Joanne Renee (Sr.) Kester, Terry Lee (Sr.) Key, Andrew Lee (Fr.) Keyes, Jennifer Lynn (Fr.) Kidwell, David William (Sr.) Kimble, Allison Ann (Fr.) Kindred, Donna Mae (Fr.) King, James Michael (Sr.) King, Robert Kirk (Fr.) King, Robert Loren (Fr.) Kinney, Paul David (Fr.) Kintner, Jon Charles (Soph.) Kintz, Julie j4nn (Fr.) Kinzie, Scott Vernon (Sr.) Kirk, Toya Darlene (Fr.) 138 NAME PAGE NAME PAGE Kirkpatrick, William Scott (Fr.) Kirksey, Jolui Edward (Jr.) Kistler, Ronda Sue (Fr.) Kline, Betsy Ann (Sr.) Kling, Peggy Ann (Sr.) Kluga, Sandra Jo (Fr.) Kniglit, Samuel W. (Fr.) Koenig, Dennis Scott (Jr.) Koester, Donald Keith (Soph.) Kowalski, James E. (Fr.) Kowalski, Robert Francis (Sr.) Kiauss. Jr., William E. (Fr.) Kreps, Steven Mark (Fr.) Kurtz, Sara Ruth (Sr.) Kuta, Rachel Carrie (Fr.) Kuzmits, Denise K. (Soph.) Ladd, David Eugene (Sr.) Lamb, Michael S. (Fr.) Lambrechts, Jolm Paul (Sr.) Lambright, Natalie Ruth (Fr.) Lange, Robin Elizabeth (Fr.) Lantz, Melinda Sue (Soph.) Lantz, Michael Duane (Jr.) Largent, David Lee (Sr.) Largent, Lois Belmken (Sr.) Larson, Susan Elizabeth (Soph.) Lawmaster, Kimberly Lynn (Sr.) Lawson, Janet Louise (Fr.) Lawson, Karen Sue (Fr.) Layman, Lisa Ann (Fr.) Leas, Mark Steven (Fr.) Leatherman, Janie Lee (Fr.) Leazenby, Keith Edward (Jr.) LeClercq, Timothy M. (Fr.) Lee, Beth Ann (Fr.) 124 108 124 99 99 124 124 108 113 124 99 124 124 99 124 114 99 124 99 124 124 114 108 99 99 114 99 125 125 125 125 125 108 125 125 Lee, Bret Michael (Fr.) Lee, Mary Esther (Fr.) Leedy, Catherine Ann (Fr.) Leeper, Craig Thomas (Jr.) Lenz, Rebecca Gail (Jr.) Leuthke, III, Harold F. (Fr.) Lewis, Debra Faye (Fr.) Lichtsinn, Jill Stine (Sr.) Liechty, Susan Lynn (Fr.) Liffick, Jayne Marie (Sr.) Liller, Mark Wesley (Fr.) limbach, Barbara Ann (Jr.) Linden, Cheryl Ann (Fr.) Lloyd, Alan Weston (Sr.) Logan, Joseph Michael (Fr.) Longardner, Nevin Lee (Soph.) Lotz, Alan (Fr.) Lotz, Benno K. (Soph) Loveall, Casey J. (Soph.) Lowe, Patricia Ellen (Fr.) Lowe, Teresa Gail (Fr.) Lower, Priscilla Ann (Jr.) Lower, Timothy Allen (Jr.) Lucero, Joseph Anthony (Sr.) Ludwig, Michael Thomas (Jr.) Lutz, Cynthia Kay (Jr.) MacDonald, Carla Thomas (Sr.) Maclntyre, Robert Bruce (Sr.) Mahaffey, Alice Ann (Sr.) Mahan, Virginia E. (Jr.) Mannering, Stephen Scott (Sr.) Marsh, Thomas Dwight (Fr.) Martin, Carol Jo (Jr.) Martin, David Gene (Fr.) Martin, James Robertson (Fr.) 125 125 125 108 108 125 125 99 125 100 125 108 125 100 125 114 125 114 114 125 125 108 108 100 108 108 100 100 100 108 100 125 108 125 125 139 NAME Mason, Judith Aiin (Jr.) Maupin. Marty Thomas (Sr.) Maxwell, Debra Kay (Fr.) McAleer, Paula Lynne (Fr.) McBride, Ralph Craig (Jr.) McBride, Timothy Wayne (Fr.) McCague, Gary Allen (Fr.) McCarty, Kimberly Ann (Fr.) McCoUough, David Dale (Sr.) McCoy, Michael D. (Jr.) McCracken, Fredrick David (Sr.) McDonald, Chriss Edward (Soph.) McFadden. David Dean (Soph.) McFadden, Joel Kent (Soph.) McFerran, George William (Sr.) McGinley, Patrick J. (Soph.) McGovern, Patrick S. (Fr.) Mclnnis, Robert Leroy (Jr.) Mclntyre, James Thomas (Soph.) Mclntyre, Kathy Sue (Jr.) McKinley, Cheryl Sue (Jr.) McQuillian. Patricia A. (Soph.) Meadows, Sandra Lynn (Sr.) Mendenhall, Rebecca S. (Fr.) Mergy, Pamela Sue (Jr.) Meyer, Andy Allen (Soph.) Meyer, Cynthia Lynn, (Sr.) Meyer, Patrick Neal (Soph.) Middaugli, Paul Dean (Jr.) Middleton, Becky Sue (Jr.) Miller, Bruce Alan (Fr.) Miller, Charles Thomas (Fr.) Miller, Christopher R. (Fr.) Miller, Darlene Petry (Sr.) Miller, James Edward (Sr.) Miller. Kevin Gerard (Jr.) Miller, Lisa Katlileen (Fr.) Miller, LoUta Sue (Soph.) PAGE NAME 108 Miller, Michael Dale (Fr.) 100 Miller, Michele Marie (Fr.) 125 Miller, Randall Dean (Fr.) 125 Miller, Randall Wayne (Jr.) 108 Miller, Rose Mary (Soph.) 125 Miller, Sherri Ann (Fr.) 126 Miller, Teresa Lynn (Fr.) 126 Mills. Stanley L. (Jr.) 100 Misliler, Cathy Lyn (Soph.) 108 MisWer, Durane Wayne (Fr.) 100 Moore. Christy Ajin (Fr.) 114 Moore, Jeffrey Allen (Fr.) 114 Morey, Judy Irene (Sr.) 114 Morris, John Quinton (Soph.) 100 Mosher, Cyntliia Louise (Soph.) 114 Moss, Carol Jean (Sr.) 126 Moyer, Roche lie Emily (Jr.) 108 Muir, Gregory Bruce (Jr.) 114 Mundy, Angela Marie (Fr.) 108 Murray, Timothy Scot (Fr.) 109 Myers, Melody Lynn (Sr.) 114 Mylin, Sheryl Sue (Sr.) 100 126 109 114 Nadolny, Stephen Lee (Sr.) 100 Naragon, Daniel Paul (Sr.) 114 Naragon, Lynda Wireman (Soph.) 109 Naragon, Steven Scott (Soph.) 109 Neel, Brian W. (Fr.) 126 Nehls, Lynn M. (Fr.) 126 Nelson, Bruce Allen (Sr.) 126 Nelson, Cynthia Ann (Fr.) 100 Nelson, Denise Cliilds (Soph.) 100 Nelson, Maria Denise (Fr.) 109 Newton, Gayle Lynne (Fr.) 126 Nichols, Sharla Elaine (Jr.) 114 Nietert, Mary Alice Marie (Sr.) PAGE 126 126 126 109 114 126 126 109 114 126 126 126 101 114 114 101 109 109 126 126 101 101 11 101 114 115 126 126 101 126 115 127 127 109 101 140 NAME Nissley, Kenneth James (Fr.) Nixon, Cliristopher Mark (Sr.) Noffsinger, James Bruce (Fr.) Nordmaim, Danny Keith (Fr.) Norris, Catherine Anne (Fr.) Norris, David William (Fr.) Oakley, Michael A. (Fr ) Ober, Matthew Douglas (Fr.) Ocasio, Iride (Jr.) O ' Hair, Stacy Ann (Fr.) Olson, Dawn Marie (Fr.) Owens, Michael Gordon (Sr.) Parcel, Denise Lyn (Jr.) Park, Teresa Kay (Fr.) Pass, Jeffrey Dee (Fr.) Patch, Rebecca Anne (Jr.) Paterson, Cathy Jean (Sr.) Patterson, Jon Clayton (Fr.) Pattillo, David Keith (Sr.) Pearson, Jeffrey Ryan (Fr.) Pierce, James Mark (Sr.) Pence, Kathy Ruth (Soph.) Penner, Dale Willard (Sr.) Pennow, Patricia Ann (Fr.) Peterson, Ginger Lee (Sr.) Petry, Brenda Eileen (Soph.) Petry, Daryl J. (Sr.) Petry, Donald J. (Soph.) Petry, Marvin Wayne (Sr.) Pet tit, Leslie Lynne (Sr.) PluUips, Sherry Lynn (Fr.) Pierce, Danny Leon (Sr.) PAGE NAME 127 Filler, Michele Lynn (Sr.) 101 Pischke, JuUe A. (Sr.) 127 Pittman, Martha (Sr.) 127 Plank, BeUnda Kay (Fr.) 127 Fletcher, Matthew Jolin (Jr.) 127 Plummer, Peggy Lee (Sr.) Plunkett, Daniel Eugene (Soph.) Poole, Theresa A. (Sr.) Porter, Laura Lynn (Sr.) 127 Poulos, Mark Lee (Fr.) 127 Powell, Kipling John (Sr.) 109 Price, Larry B. (Fr.) 127 Pruett, Peggy Jo (Fr.) 127 101 Raber, Constance Sue (Jr.) Randall, Huntter Drudge (Soph.) 109 Rapsavage, Penny Jo (Sr.) 127 Reichanadter, Beth J. (Fr.) 127 Reiff, Lora Lynn (Soph.) 109 Reinking, David Hal (Jr.) 101 Renz, Jeanette Lynn (Fr.) 127 Rlioades, Joyce Ann (Fr.) 101 Rliynard, Mary Evelyn (Sr.) 127 Riccius, Carol (Fr.) 101 Riccius, Mary Kelsey (Sr.) 115 Rice, Brian Lynn (Jr.) 101 Rice, Dwayne Alan (Jr.) 127 Richardson, Jay Alan (Soph.) 101 Richardson, Lee Allen (Soph.) 1 15 Rinehart, Terry Lee (Soph.) 102 Risser, Sharon Kay (Jr.) 115 Ritchey, Dorothy Lois (Soph.) 102 Roberts, Daniel Dean (Fr.) 102 Robertson, Michael Allen (Fr.) 127 Robinson, Ronald Lee (Fr.) 102 Rogers, David Charles (Fr.) PAGE 102 102 102 127 109 102 115 102 102 127 102 127 127 109 115 102 128 115 109 128 128 102 128 102 109 109 115 115 115 109 115 128 128 128 128 141 NAME Rogers, Ginger Lynn (Fr.) Rohibacher, Mary Martha (Fr.) Rohrer, Edith Idelle (Jr.) Roop, Jerry AUen (Fr.) Rosenberger, Cyntliia A. (Soph.) Rothermel, Carolyn Sue (Soph.) Rowe, Teresa Lee (Fr.) Ruich, Sandra K. (Fr.) Rund, Karen Ann (Fr.) Russell, Lisa Jo (Soph.) Sams, Susan M. (Jr.) Sanbloom, Colleen Rae (Soph.) Sass, Barbara Ellen (Sr.) Sautbine, Sandra Gayle (Fr.) Schaaf, Maria Beth (Soph.) Schetzsle, Jolin Robert (Sr.) Scheumann, Annette Kay (Fr.) Schlie, Susan Elaine (Fr.) Schoenrock, Susan Kay (Fr.) Schuhz, Elaine Claire (Soph.) Sebastian, Tara Dawn (Fr.) Secrist, Jeffrey Lee (Soph.) Seese, Ramona (Fr.) Seiss, Katlileen Carol (Soph.) Sellers, John Adrian (Soph.) Shafer, DeEtta Lynn (Sr.) Shanabarger, Gregory A. (Fr.) Shane, Bryan Evan (Fr.) Shankster, Janice K. (Fr.) Slianner, Melanie Ann (Sr.) Sharp, Sara Sue (Sr.) Shenk, Suzanne Hope (Fr.) Shepherd, Brenda Kay (Soph.) Sherbahn, Debora Sue (Fr.) Sherman, Mark Christopher (Sr.) AGE NAME 128 Sherrick, Janice Lynn (Fr.) 128 Sliilt, Kenneth Ray (Soph.) 109 Shinggu, Jesse Birma (Soph.) 128 Sliively, Barton Lee (Soph.) 115 Shively, Donna Jean (Soph.) 115 Shoemaker, Randal Lee (Soph.) 128 Short, Douglas Jay (Fr.) 128 Sliriver, Jeffrey Dale (Fr.) 128 Siegel, Vicky Lynn (Jr.) 115 Sims, Debra (Sr.) Sinclair, Mary Jean (Sr.) Skalecki, Alex (Jr.) • Skeans, Jill (Fr.) 110 Slaubaugh, Michael Dean (Fr.) 115 SmaUey, David Lloyd (Sr.) 102 Smith, Amy Jean (Soph.) 128 Smith, Andrew Roger, (Sr.) 115 Smith, Bradley Louis (Jr.) 103 SiTiith, Deborah Lynn (Fr.) 128 Smith, Gene Stuart (Sr.) 128 Smith, James Edwin (Fr.) 128 Smith. La Verne Emma (Sr.) 115 Smith, Lisa Lynn (Fr.) 128 Smith, Mark Allen (Fr.) 115 SiTiith, Neil Arnet (Fr.) 128 Snell, Steven Johti (Fr.) 115 Snider, Beth Ann (Soph.) 115 Snider, Cynthia Rose (Fr.) 103 Snyder, Anna Christine (Fr.) 128 Snyder, Carolyn Marie (Sr.) 128 Snyder, Deborah Kay (Sr.) 128 Snyder, Jonathan Edward (Jr.) 103 Sower, Brenda Lee (Fr.) 103 Spangler, Kay Frances (Soph.) 128 Speicher, James P. (Fr.) 115 Spiess, lx)ra Lee (Fr.) 128 Spindler, 11, Jerry Lee (Sr.) 103 Spitler, Barbara Ellen (Soph.) 142 IAME PAGE NAME PAGE sprague, Lora Mae (Sr.) Steele, Brian Patrick (Soph.) Steffen, Michael J. (Soph.) Stevens, Bettina Lynn (Jr.) Stevens, Kevin Michael (Sr.) Stev ard, Karen Yvette (Fr.) Stichter, Steven Dale (Soph.) Stine, Craig Orden (Fr.) Stockslager, Mark J. (Fr.) jStraw, Lisa Ann (Fr.) jStrayer, Rodney Dean (Sr.) ' Sutter, Kendall Lin (Sr.) iSwan, Michael Lynn (Sr.) Swartzel, Melissa Ann (Fr.) Swindler, Jay Gregory (Soph.) 103 116 116 110 104 129 116 129 129 129 104 104 104 129 117 Valencourt, Keith K. (Sr.) Valencoiirt, Rene Arthur (Sr.) Van Baalen, Tamara Lynne (Fr.) Van Lue, Ula Dea (Sr.) Vaughn, Teresa Bernice (Fr.) Vaught, Delena Lee (Soph.) Veldman, Richard Dean (Fr.) Viehwig. Stephan Allen (Fr.) Vinton, Vikki Lynn (Soph.) Visingardi, Georgana (Soph.) Vogel, James Patrick (Sr.) Vormohr, Ann Therese (Fr.) Vorndren, Macharri R. (Fr.) 104 104 130 104 130 117 130 130 117 117 104 130 130 Tackett, Iris Ann (Sr.) Tapek, Margaret Mary (Fr.) Tarr, Patricia Ann (Soph.) Taylor, Timothy Lynn (Sr.) Terman, Chris L. (Jr.) Tess, Daniel E. (Jr.) Tette, Amadea Renate (Sr.) Teusch, Phyllis Ann (Fr.) Thacker, Belinda S. (Fr.) Thomas, Susan Lynn (Jr.) Thomas, Toni Vanessa (Soph.) Thompson, Joey Jay (Fr.) Tlirush, Belinda Sue (Fr.) Thurber, James Davis (Fr.) Timmerman, Eileen R. (Jr.) Timmons, Nancy Kim (Fr.) Tracy, Dyanne Marie (Jr.) Traxler, Beth Adaire (Fr.) Triplett, Betty Jolene (Fr.) Trowbridge, Mark Alan (Soph.) Troyer, Kevin Alan (Sr.) TuUy, Patricia Ann (Fr.) Wagner, Deb (Jr.) Wagner, Thomas Alan (Sr.) 104 Wagner, Thomas M. (Fr.) 129 Wagoner, Annamarie (Sr.) 117 Wagoner, Julie Rae (Fr.) 104 Wakeman, Patricia Lou (Fr.) 1 10 Walden, Sandra Lee (Fr.) 1 10 Walker, Liza Rose (Soph.) 104 Walker, Susan Elaine (Sr.) 1 29 Walsh, Kennan Joseph (Fr. ) 129 Warnecke, Douglas Edward (Jr.) 1 10 Warner, Cathy Sue (Soph.) 1 17 Warner, Judy Annette (Jr.) 130 Waugh, Sherri I e (Fr.) 130 Weaver, Albert Lee (Fr.) 1 30 Weaver, Anita Kay (Sr.) 1 10 Weaver, Ruth Marie (Soph.) 1 30 Weddle, Steven Craig (Jr.) 110 Weills, Debra Diane (Fr.) 130 Weiss, Christopher H. (Fr.) 130 Weiss, Gregory Alan (Fr.) 117 Weldy, Allen Carl (Jr.) 104 Wenger, James W. (Sr.) 130 Wenning, Gary Charles (Fr.) 110 104 130 104 130 130 130 117 104 130 110 117 110 130 130 104 117 110 130 131 131 110 105 131 U3 NAME PAGE NAME West, Sharon Lea (Soph.) Westerfield, Emily Sue (St.) Wiesenberg. Sarah Jane (Fr.) Wilcox, Jeannette L. (Fr.) Wilcox, Richard Alan (Sr.) Willhite, Kenneth Brian (Sr.) Williams, John Richard (Fr.) Williams. Julie Ann (Fr.) Williford, Anson Michael (Sr.) Willoughby, Anne MeUtta (Fr.) Wilson, Cathy Ann (Jr.) Wilson, Martina lne (Jr.) Wilson, Terrence H. (Fr.) Wilson, II, Theodore D. (Fr.) Wine, Christina Louise (Fr.) Winters, Elizabeth J. (Soph.) Wirick, Lee Ann (Fr.) Witmer, Richard Lynn (Sr.) Wittwer, Anthony L. (Fr.) Witwer, Janet Elizabeth (Jr.) Wolavka, James Robert (Soph.) Wolf. Steven (Sr.) Wolfe. Kevin Wiley (Sr.) Wood. Barbara Jo (Jr.) Woodhng, Pliilip Eugene (Sr.) Worford, Mary Lucile (Sr.) Wuthrich, Ronald Allen (Soph.) Wynn, Eric Drew (Soph.) Wysong. David Kym (Fr.) 117 105 131 131 105 105 131 131 105 131 110 110 131 131 131 117 131 105 131 110 117 105 105 110 105 105 117 117 131 Zartman. Brian Lynn (Sr.) Zartman, Rhonda Kaye (Fr.) Zeider, Robin Jeffrey (Fr.) Zentz, Dean Richard (Sr.) Zumbrun, Michael John (Soph.) Zunkel, Lynn Ann (Sr.) Zurakowski, Michele M. (Fr.) Yarde, Roberta Jean (Sr.) Yates, Michael Gene (Fr.) Yeagley, Therese Ann (Soph.) Yergler, Jeffrey Allen (Fr.) Yoder, Brent Alan (Soph.) Yoder, Carol Lynne (Fr.) Yohn Kenneth Howard (Fr.) Young, Kathy Kay (Sr.) 105 131 117 131 117 131 131 105 144