Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

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After several years of planning, the satellite campus became functional this year. This campus provides a unique opportunity for Messiah students to further their education in new directions, in a new setting. Messiah students enroll in the Temple courses and receive the advantages a large, urban, university offers, while they live in a more personalized setting than the university offers and study supplemental courses available through Messiah faculty. This was a year full of adjustments for the Messiah students at Temple. They had to take other residences until Messiahis Living- Learning Center at 2026 North Broad Street was ready for use. The daily ritual of fighting early-morning subway crowds to get to classes Was an experience for which Grantham residency had provided little trainin Classes with profs who g had written their own texts were frightening but instructional. Messiah has taken a great step forward, the years to come will show how great. The challenges involved are many, the awards available are great, Jr I s , a S z gf 'N . f 'K ,. 4 . ff., Y' ' ' 4 , , A , 3 .I - 'E 6 l Lug i l ,YL Q I 1 ' , A Q I , Z . I 1 ' , T 4 'af 1 . K . W ...MX ' - 1 '-1'Qt 'wi! - ' ,: V, , . It 'Jing V7 325,32-f.,y,lA,gw fl1'g4.. ' 'fl . ' 1' V . v . A 'T --A. ,,, M M U ah fi it V' A K is if- f f - Q . ff 7,. f : 1... :mg way asses for :sidency training. who fwn ing a great fears to vw great. 'olved .rds atm Q X Q - .- 21 ' 'Lb- gi Fw THE LOCK OF LIFE The look of life is an instantaneous, undefined, vague thing-almost a feeling-that vanishes without warning at the slightest hint of capture. It is everywhere around us, yet seems to evade us when we reach out to grasp it. The look- the very essence-of life is seen so many times, yet understood or communicated so seldom. In a way, trying to describe the look of life is like trying to see love or hope. It is in abundant evidence and its effects may be often observed, but it defies definition. f 1 gn--Q The look of life visits a soccer game where players concentrate on the ball and spectators concentrate on the players. It is present when the basketball moves quickly around the court and the cheers of the crowd fill the room with resounding support. The look of life may be noticed in the anticipation that marks the gathering faces before the mailboxes and then in the mingled frustration and satisfaction that soon results. Life is open to view as scores of people descend upon the dining hall causing the disappearance of much food to the accompanying at some facets of life as . bgl' babble of many voices. And even the weary face of the diligent student, his eyes still reflecting the Slow of burned midnight oil, also reflects the look of life. Perhaps it could be Said that this look of life is exhibited wherever people are. People playing themselves in large gf0Llps, in pairs, 01' 5in81Y, are fairly overflowing with life and display it quite openly, l l Doubtless each individual has a unique impression e of the look of life, 1.53.1313 s onsored by the action P , around him and conditioned ,. by the action behind him. , -4 f 42 But erhaps, by word or Q P picture, that impression can be recalled to the fore ound savored once -.. intervening events and scenes and then fondly replaced in the mind's I library of treasured memories. I -fi For that purpose the 1969 Clarion was produced. IIS intent is not only to V record the events of a 7 college year, but also. gl' , again, embellished by 41 i l necessary for the reblrlh in each person of those cherished memorlCS- to provide the stimuli E Let us then look t0Sether we found lt and remem this year as it was for each of us. aid 'a and iy. vidual ssion :tion nditioned d him. :rd or ssion the fi onoe by and ndly 1d's 1 memories. he 1969 cad. 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W M f ff XM Q A 4-.-xg Q 1, May., 'S Ji J V x ' f QX Y ,. K .. . ii' x - W Q X Q , .Afi- fi I I A ' 5- , 1 , A -1 ,gm 5. 'Q 1 ' u V Y Y Y I i I s I , , .V P V 5 N N . L. A s 1 I 4 Q' A -3' v Z Air, L - ' '4 , -, YD 2-v 71' ww C O 4 1 0 ,. Cv. ULTY e The humble Sharlng hm knowledge and And their consequences- Each garnished with ef A MINISTRATI GFFICERS D. Ray Hostetter President of the College Ed-D-, Columbia University Da De Ed 4 ff' gf. mn fy, kg, M 32914 vp M' ive? AM 7.-iffy Daniel R. Chamberlain Dean of the College and Associate Professor of Educafion Ed.D., University of Southern Califomia Gerald G. Swaim Dean ofthe Messiah College Campus at Temple Un1'vers1'ry Ph.D., Brandeis University BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Joseph R. Aiken Reverend Ira W. Bechtel Mr. Dwight E. Bert Mr. Maynard C. Book Dr. Ernest L. Boyer Bishop C. B. Byers Bishop Arthur M. Climenhaga Dr. Harold H. Engle Reverend Kenneth Espenshade Bishop Henry A. Ginder Dr. Alvin L. Heise Mr. Mark Hess Mr. Lowell Hoover Bishop John N. Hostetter Mr. Charles E. Jones Mr. Frank E. Kitner Mr. Leon Kocher Dr. Paul G. Lenhert Mr. Martin S. Musser Mr. Galen M. Oakes Mr. Chester Sollenberger Mr. John E. Sollenberger Reverend B. E. Thuma Reverend Carl J. Uleiy Mr. Samuel S. Wenger Mr. Richard Witmer Reverend Samuel F. Wolgemuth Reverend John E. Zercher EMERITI Frances A. Burkholder Asa W. Climenhaga John A. Climenhaga Albert H. Engle C. N. Hostetter, Jr. 'fgf i q-g a ,Q ' 'GAL ,.1,Q'L ' . ' L P , sac., W? ' f' l 43' Q ,i 3 Richard C. Barr George Farah David P. McBeth Dean of Students Assistant to the President Director of College Relations Assistant Professor of History for Business Affairs Instructor in Christian Education M.A., The Pennsylvania State University A.B., Pfeiffer College B.D., Asbury Theological Seminary .,,, s, y . t. t, ' 'km -,.. ,, fl 'V l l 2 If . ' ,'-02 , ,,'. , ' 1-:QQ V' .4 . I Musser M. M ' Purchasing Aifeflli - Timothy E- Miller Pau1L-We' . 1HSfructor in Economics Amman, to 'he Direcfof' Of Admissions Director Of Admlssulg B.S. in Bus. Ad., Elizabethtown College A.B., Upland College Instructor in Religious Educati I s.T.M., Lutheran Thevloglw Semi nafY at Gettysburg 26 Instr X v , vid P. McBeth liege Relations tian Education gical Seminary WW. , ' fag 33 g-5' .N 7' , Z V., '. 5 an 5 3. Paul L. SW ur of Admissmtv jjkgjmis Edllfmfgi ieran Theologl ary at Robert P. Barrett Instructor in Physics and Mathematics M.S.E., University of Washington is nt ,.. FACULTY Lois K. Beck Instructor in French M.A., Middlebury College it - ii,, ieit. , A V, J i ..-' g lx . D. Wayne Cassel Assistant Professor of Mathematics Lois P. Davidson Readers' Services Librarian Ph.D., Syracuse University A.M.L.S., Indiana University 1 fi , f ff-,i, Luke M. Drescher Instructor in Plzysictzl MllC'llflt?ll A.B., Eastern Mennonite College Phyllis A. Engle KCI'1l'lCth L. Esau Assistant Librarian Assistant Professor of Biology M.Ed., Miami University Ph.D. Cand., Iowa State University 2 ,N Mary G. Eshelman Associate Professor of Home Econ0mtCS M.S. in Ed., Cornell University ff H. Orville Heisey Associate Professor of Chemistry Ph.D. course work completed The Ohio State University K ,,.-- ,f J-aww' ,VI X V Lorraine Garman Instructor in Physical Education B.A., University of Saskatchewan Roger J. Grant Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., Syracuse University 'x N William R. Higgins Instructor in Music M.Mus., Boston University Kenneth B. I-loover Professor of Qtology Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University Qivfgi' I U l ' Henry K. H. Huang Visiting Professor of Biology M-A-, Columbia University cottege Ch?,5lfL'Q David W. Kale Associate Profe-'sm of Bb ieek B Instructor in Speech Literature and V K -A., Eastern Nazarene College , , . - New Yof S.T.M., Biblical Semlflafy m MA., Tl ff . - , .v m L ' f21'f4'.,1Z:-', . xv Y 1 , ., f af - of 70?-QQ ,f5ff,.ff4:.fg-f, 54-.-dz, -gwffetw, vii Librarian Q . l0gCI' Gram of Cilemfgm. :use University Martha M. LOHg Anna Verle Miller Dean of Women Assistant Professor of German Instructor in English M.A., Claremont Graduate School M.A., The Pennsylvania State University ,.,it,g.f5,f2,?5v6L,jV.. 13Hd,.',.t,t,. 777' 'iQ'I'?L!f x I ,lc 4 w I 22 at ' f, jf i, 4, , , I ff if Earl D. Miller Professor of Music M.Mus., University of Rochester 1 xx 3 t a,,.,,l Lenneth B. Hoovet Ronald Miller Marilyn MOY'-if ,e fBi0l0fy Instructor In Music INSYVUUO' mftssor O b U U ng State Univemik M.Mus., Indiana University BA-, Malone College .74 ' 'ff ' .H Y xg- 'Q Q 'L ll fin . l-3 X if cvllf V' Ruth N. Musser Clyde A' ROSS Librarian with rank of Associate Pr'of2'.vsot' l 5 A'ff'm' Engmh A.M.L.S., University of Michigan M.A. Cand., Geneseo State University College f l Ui K' 1, I' lmtiri H Uma I W vt, mtl' , , nfl' yrulmn A1144 at E- . x 'vase i i Lois B. Rupert Instructor in Home Economics M.S., Carnegie Mellon University E. Morris Sider Associate Professor of History and English Literature Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo f, ,,M.W' Dorothy A. Schrag Martin H. Schrag Assistant Professor of Music Professor of History of Christianity M.Mus., Central Conservatory of Chicago Ph.D., Temple University Ronald J. Sider Ronald R. Sider Ph IHSIWCIOV in HiSI0ry Associate Professor of Music 'D' Cami-, Yale University Ph.D., University of RochCSlCf Esther D- Sufi? 30 Instructor in Edgjlege M.Ed., Shippensbufg State i 4 1 Assistan Th.M. Maw f,-4 my , 3' 3512029-Efway ' lsii' 'tin H. Schrag William M. Stanley of Christianity Assfsfgnz Professor of Biblical Literature 'Pie University Th.M., Christian Theological Seminary A I rv 'av A saw.. ski' T-, ,' X i A 1 . . g- 2 ld RM Donna F. Wenger Rona Instructor in English , film P'f'ff550'0' M.A. cami., Lehigh University versity of ROCW ati? ,if Ftf 4 . 4 D999 IDSF' Ray M. Zercher ltblhcl Assistant Professor ty' English 'ls , , , , ,N1,,,i1i gmcf:t M.A., Indiana University .r-uf! Tren twig, Terry L. Stoudnour Irvin G. Tyson Instructor in Education Dean of Men M.Ed., Shippensburg State College Instructor in Psychology M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University , lain. Carlton o. wiminger Mark B. Wolgemuth Professor of History Associate Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Ph.D. course work completed University of Michigan FACULTY O LEAVE 31 PART-TI E FACULTY 1-' 'av ff. A f X x lv , I ,KN Q . t V N C, I Asa W. Climenhaga Ann Dallam Ruth M. Doune - Dean Emeritus of the College Instructor in Physical Education Counselor of Students Ed.D., Syracuse University B.S. in Ed., West Chester State College M.A., Claremont Graduate School r f t fl 3 ttf PC?arles F. Eshelman E C Sara E, Hill ro essor of Educatio ' A lmer C. Herber ' essor Ed.D., Cornell Universitg Vzszting Professor of Biology Registrar with rank of.Ass1stan2 lmgbmg SC-D-, Johns Hopkins University M.Ed-, Umverslty O 32 I 5 4 B.S. in MuSiC 2 l Assi. Ed-D., The 1 zfiff Wfff! wif Ruth M. Dourte selor of Students Graduate School t ' -! 'if ig Judith Higgins Neil A. Justice IHSIVHCIOV in MUSIC Instructor in Music B.S. in Music Ed., Lebanon VHHCY College M.S. in Ed., West Chester State ..t.- M ,. N 4 .. 5 fx I as fi NOT PICTURED: Howard L. Landis William D. Meikle John M, Eby Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Kenneth L, Landis Ed.D., The Pennsylvania State University M.A., The Pennsylvania State University Charles Lenker ,gn Sara I 4 lt A .il A.xsis1ai11fll1iL Z 4- '-Q 'Li Universilyo 'Ia ' , P L 1 adrian-'N' . . ' ' L. S 'th Ray B' Miller Wllll?m.H' lr1.str1lX?illll2innSoc'i0rE7lf33' Dl l'C'10f QI' CJl'f'lIt'.S'II'll lf1strm'1or in .Social Stun c BA., Huntington College MEA., Temple University M.S., Columbia University W l 1' U l FACULTY ASSOCIATES ,adn 'Iv 1 1 If -Is J N 'N-.nu-of V.: Avery A. I-Ieisey Paul C. A. Grumbine ions Associate College Relations Associate College Relat ow .. 'T '- .'-' -g fwpfftfzf-fgfyf. -Qfcffhff - 0' ' f,-451-gf f . f .,' ' .. '4fff,1uf2f l 7:1-ff! , :viii i f 4 fi. . ,, ,. ,.,, f, f f W2 1Elfi5 1:.. ., Zi, - T 4 - 1 ' ' 'fifl D .. , -.,.g,v . ., ' ,,,,, ' A We 1, A4 I ., 'A 5 em., 5 5. . A - - -L. f .V . f . 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Y, , S, J mm, v ' . 1: WETJVVY: 1 U5:7f: xM' -1-if 2 V f - QM-,f .2 W,-mf ffm,-f-MW ., f - ,, f 9,Av....Q . w , M ,M ff ' ' .ifsgfgcfh wfg-ffl - X --,,f,',1,,fZ3,??Egg? ,nn -ge Mywh r 43---, pyjmml. , I 'nk I 'F i 1 ' 5 Av rrrr M' WN Mrs' Rhoda Caff, College Nurse. Norma Cassel, Secretary to the Purchasing Agent 37 ,, A ,,,..r-'f ,nuff , ,ff- ' 7 ,-.fu-47- ' 4 l I 5 .Y iff Q QQ, 'Q I UM' 'Q 991' 3 -1 CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. Susan Wagner, Mrs. Ruby Cook, Mrs. McBeth, Mrs. Sam Lenhen, Mailman. Dohner, Mrs. Eleanor Perschau, Mrs. Elsie Niesley, Dieticiang Mrs. Fohringer, Mrs. Raizk. K I N - ' ' H 'K T 'T', 7-5' ff 'f 'I' 4 . .,f ....,....nnn-4 , , f af, ,A ' 11 if T ' 'f ., , f, 4 Jw 25111 -, -, , f, 4 ' xi 4 ,f ,, 'ia we . ,. :I M, ,,,,, ,i if fm' W ' A E. . , af f ' 'Q .1 . ' wi wi 'Y 'L z . ,- 4 i I 1 lf, f . gr if ' W9 -9 . V ,Q lc R MAINTENANCE sTAFF,ST 1 J A ' zendent of Buildings and Gr SNDING: Ernest Dohner, Dean Allen, Joe Stoltzfus, SHPWM' SEATED' Oun S' Sam Lenheff, Ray Fohringer, Lowell Starr, David Stauffef- . Eth an Mann, John Rosenberger, Ronald Long. 38 ' 4 5 k 'W ,V Vs N. XXYL wwf' GRGAJQQZATION , Th 1 k f 'ww' ' ... zoziefsfsmyf The world ang! its pe ple- xxxwbx X X As a means offgainfi peace-M A fQXmm!7ff0A MESSIAH CoLLEGE sTU T ASSOCIATIO The Messiah College Student Association this year Y worked surprisingly well If A with the Administration. In a commendable display of cooperation, the Administration gave MCSA more responsibility than ever before. With students appointed to several committees with faculty members, the Student Association moved into a position of responsibility without rebellion, of action without anarchy. Hopefully Messiah's students can continue with the aid of MCSA on the course towards full maturity and responsibility. A Y E-XECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Joan Hunsberger, Secretaryg A Sis Baker, Activities Vice-President: Cliff Hensel, Executive 1 Vice-President: Glen Pierce, President. Not pictured: Don , Eshelman, Treasurer. :iff if PR Go sENArB.Fred Helmuth ' Lehman Glen Pie ' Cliff Hensel Joh . ' rce, J' ' H Spllrrier, W d - maker, Ray Dourte, 13:1 Blflliballgerr Ken Hurst, Donna Izllmif Dourte, Cathy Glenn. Not pictured: Don Eshelman, 515 Baker' HS efgef, Alice F ElW00d Pye, Paul Lautenschlager, Marlin Stoner, Della Grove' rench, Esth el' 40 John Hamman, Mark Charlton, Bob Shelly. ll if-vt , vpn ' 3' ,Q .wg , ff Y' ' Q.. aw. we S 1 - ... A ff' . l 2 xl I I I I 5 f 1? I I , 5 f , . ' ge I 4 N 7 fffffafyl ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE-Bill Swartz, SOCIAL COMMITTEE-Steve Baker, Sis Baker, Chairmang Lois Wittlinger xecutive Barb Snyder, Ivan Zook, John Spurrier, Chair- Phil Thuma, Ray Dourte, Kay Whitehurst. Not pictured: Beth Tyson. dz Don man. Not pictured: Mary Jean Deyhle. ? PROMOTION COMMITTEE-Karol Wolgemuth, Lois McElhaney, Peggy BUDGET COMMITTEE'DOn, Esyegqlig G00d, Ken Hurst, Chairman. Chairmang Wanda Lehman. N01 pzctufff - French and Paul Lautenschlager. Bakfjf. ,irU'f' 4 l 7' ,J MAN ORIENTATION--Cliff Hensel, Chairmcuzg Gary Jenn1ngS, LOIS Wlfillflgef, FRESH I 'd W- Q Carl RosenberrY, Phyllns Dourte, Mary Jean Deyhle' Daw 'tmer X ACADEMIC AFFAIRS-Ken Hurst, Jiirgen Haase, Bob Shelly, John Hamman, Cliff Hensel, Diane Stoner, Esther Dourte, Chairman. , ' X r- . 'iff' 'lf' .S fm 3 I ' 'hy' uw i fu.. N. Q. ., ln. ' W. Q , h Hammgns it PROJECT COMMITTEE-Ken Hoke, fcfnerr. N01 Plc' gf' Chairmang Jerry Engle, Nancy Bomga J tured: Sally Go0dYCaf- L ,,. f ELECTION COMMITTEE-Cr ' a L ,L' Marlm Stoner, Chairman. lg Ong 018 Brandt, 42 fig -'-ff M fi J UDI4 Book, Secrez 'PQFW1-e Not plC' JU DICIARY COUNCIL Ii a,0 LUTCIARY COUNCIL-Mr. Irv Tyson, Advisor-5 Al Schock, Sargeanr-at-Armsg Morris S30 i Chief Justice: Stan Engle, Diane Stoner, Dwight Thomas, Glenn Treece, Anita Book, Cretaryg David Witmer, Karl Hess. 43 Created to help the student, the Judiciary arm of Student Government serves as a court for minor J misdemeanors and offenses. Although cases are not overly numerous, Judiciary Council keeps busy by thoroughly investigating, in the students' interests, each one. With recent research into college standards, Judiciary Council is expanding its jurisdiction. The Council exemplifies the attitude of Messiah College-that of trying to understand the individual of admitting where he is right, and of correcting where he is wrong. IVY RUSTLES Our school newspaper, the 'xg Ivy Rustles, under the editorship of Elwood Pye, has given us a comparatively liberal style of journalism and subject matter. Complimenting this style were articles written by Floyd Stoner and Paul Heisey, giving the paper a fresh outside view from the satellite campus. Other new aspects were the music column and the attempt to bring humor into the paper. gr' Z Mark Charlton, Asszszanz-Edltorg Elwood Pye, Edztorg Mrs. Donna Wenger, Advisor IVY RUSTLES' WRITERS-Lucille Bailey, Mark Charlton, Ray Dourte, Larry Crider, Jiir- gen Haase, Glen Heise, Kathy Torchia, Elwood Pye Do S T Heise, Ralph Stoner. , nna awyer, erry Leckrone, Steve Advisor. 9 .fl I x , 0 1 7, ,F ' . va.. 4 - V -, 7,,. ,. , M V - I 0 ,, g 9 A , ,, as 1 - . - lz1'2mJf:'ze ' 1 H ' , Elwood Pye IVY RUSTLES' STAFF-Ken Hoke Nancy Cooker Steve Heise Danner, JOYCC S0llCI1berger, Mary Yeager, GCD C156 ' ' ' - ' ' B 'l . HCUYY Garman, Ralph Stoner, Daryl Climenhaga, Marlin Stoner, Kathy T0FChl2M Charl0IteW1r1gef- Lucille aley RHS' Dourte, Terry Leckrone, Mark Charlton, Arliss Deaner, Donna 45 H4 . buf V S af 2. it 15. 4, CLARIO The Clarion staff enjoyed many hours of work and decisions in compiling and coordinating the 1969 yearbook. This challenging task was met by each department of the staff with an agressive attitude. The attempt was made to assemble and present all the components of school life and its activities in a comprehensive view. LI TERARY ADVISOR-Mr. Ray Zercher. T A' -1. EDITORS-Glen Heise, Assismnt-Editorg Cliff Hensel, Editor. W Y , Swfy, ' , ,,t.,2f ,sf way- M, , A, Q ,444.,'g'!4wff Ira ya ,MV X Y., W V ,me , ' W ':z W, ' ll, LITERARY STAFF-Afliss Deaner, Carol Mmm, lclimenhagar ,. . - Ruth Thornto . . D YY Literary Editorg Kathy Torchna, Wendell Zerchefi a Audrey Heisey. :V , I BUS 'iron .,,c. ar, 1 , ,..n , Ik xx. if . I , V F 53111 at M J' ' 7 10 ' .. s :Sf f f S. lf. R, it . df 1 M L .5 ,Ja Aa 'E A z I -I li i 'i I K ' ff fl qw f 1 5 an r 4 ? 1 1 43 ff 0 pllrnvi 419' ' . 4 ., :lf-ffif K. , ., .. ' . z V M-','sKf',91,?' 1- ,Z Qj,I53f,,f - 4. y +' 5 qfmy sy, ff BUSINESS STAFF-Vaughn Engle, Business Managerg Al Schock, Advertising Manager. A- N- . -1-1 . ,'.. 'K- ' N1 3. ' . -fit 'Pk 5 ,. Y 1, ' , , 4 1.14, 1 - ff' ' Q H 1, . 1- , 4' ,' ' E, '! X? so 5 '!V'. , 4 - I - W. .mcnh hornlon' Rum T A33 f . BUSINESS ADVISOR-Mr. Musser Martin PHOTOGRAPHY E 47 DITOR Dw1ghtThomaS GGSPEL TEAM The motto of Messiah College, Christ Pre-Eminent, is made manifest through the services of the organization known as Gospel Team. Students from all classes volunteer their time and talents to visit the sick, homeless, and lonely. Monthly trips are made to the Messiah Home, Odd Fellows Home, Bethesda Mission, Harrisburg State Hospital, the Teen Challenge Center at Rehresburg, and Elizabethtown Crippled Childrenis Hospital. There have been two new additions this year which include Sunday School classes at the Scotland School for Veterans Children and a periodic igliiiifiilli ,i if rf- -f'2?:fi 3.5, 5 :.'33 24 , I ,wif Q' , jffffif- . fQ.:z',,1. .1 ,xffiif 1 ,Msn 4 . ir l . 1 i :L-I 2-'I ff'3i?13 f 1 'fffifi f g,.,gi,:'- ' ,12,?if!1 , ,gay ' ff-394 'iwl 1:14 canvassing program in the surrounding community. The values derived from the activities of the team are twofold. The people visited receive a blessing from the songs and services which the students present, and the students receive an inner satisfaction that can only come through sharing one's life with others. Pauline B k - ' ' ' l Treasurer! Eldon She Ill ffer, A .UC Walter, S-'2Cf6Iary, Jim Shelly, President, Mark Kel er, V'Ce'P'e-Wdenff Mr. McBeth, Advisor. 48 MANAG let' ROWERSXR ROW TWO WL Fog , I D R-Howar K ' 351 '1- ff, Ay, -my -em -- 5195:- 'Q fs? don Shf C' MAN . ler RQEVEIESQEROW ONE: Ivan Zook, Larry Funck, Bob Shelly, Dan Mlkesell, John Fue RQWF u 1 Dwight Rotz, Dorcas Long. Row THREE: Claude Jacobs, Beth Engle OUR- Howard Hall, Phyllis swim. 49 PEACE SCCIETY Peace Society is dedicated to exposing the Christian view on war and peace, with emphasis placedon the Anabaptist position of conscientious objeCIi0U- A conference held in Washington, D.C., was attended by several students and faculty. The topic of Vietnam and the Future of the American Empire was presented. Through workshops and discussions the scope of knowledge of those who participated was broadened. KCINONIA SGC To promote harmony among Christians and those with whom they come in contact is the purpose and meaning of Koinonia. The importance of the minister's role in society and the means toward fulfilling this role effectively are studied and discussed. Speakers from various departments of the college presented lectures and entertained open discussions centered on the minister's relationship to the particular disciplines of study. MOBILIZE FOR OTHERS MFO is a group of strugglerst' who want to learn more concern for others and how to mobilize this concern into action. Informal meetings for discussion and prayer form the center of organization. The resulting renewal has carried-fourteen students into El Paso and Juarez to show Christ to Mexicans- six to ten students into Harrisburg's black area to help in Sunday School-six students to Kennedy Airport and to Brooklyn to learn HOW PC0Ple are thinking and to help them and Christls meaning for their lives. - . Dl Engle, KOINONIA-Jim Richwine, Eldon Sheffer, Chairman, as 's PEACE SOCIETY--Don Eshelman, Presidenzg Howard Hall, Larry Fllnck. HOME Rupert, ' lured: Di Mr. Stall' ley, Advisor. TreHS1 l . . 'h Keller, . MoB1LIzE FOR OTHERS-Ken Hurst,, Pfwdent' JESLHES, Vice-PreS'4 ' Alice French, Secretaryg Mr. Barrett, Adv'-lorf Garry Inne H stl C0114 and Its I3 first: stud :ry Fllngk' li' P 3 Engle, Mr, SI? gs, Vice .Prestlifl HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER-Ruth Dohner, Vice-Presidentg Miss Lois Rupert, Advisory Esther Meade, Secremryg Ruth Ann Byers, Treasurer. Not pic- tured: Dena Grove, President, ,I E , HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER The Home Economics Chapter functions to stimulate interest in skills and knowledge relating to Home Economics, and to provide opportunities to investigate them in a creative manner. It supplements learning in the formal classroom and serves the campus and community in various capacities. The members plan monthly meetings featuring lectures and discussions which provide for learning in all related areas of Home Economics. K HARRISBURG INNER CITY-Tony Alexander, Linda Sechrist, Secretaryg Lois McElhaney, Vice-Presidentg Glen Heise, Don Eshelman, President. Inner City Committee is a student organization concerned with the problems and needs of the ghetto. Its purpose is two-fold: first, to ascertain and study needs and tensions peculiar to the inner H city, and second, to 1,f1:.ii?5.itii?53 ER ITY designed to help alleviate some of these critical needs. YO REPUBLICAN Although a new organization this year, the Young Republican Club has generated much enthusiasm among both students and faculty members. The club attempts to articulate the principles and philosophy of the National Republican Party. In its initial year, the club participated in the state and national political campaigns and has sponsored the appearance of several prominent state Republican leaders. YOU G DEMOCRATS The Democratic Club was conceived in an effort to aid in the seemingly desperate uphill struggle of Hubert Humphrey for President. Stirred by the urgency of the cause, the small club was disproportionately active. An assembly was arranged with candidate Myers of the 19th Congressional district. Literature was distributed. Members heard George Wallace at the HefShCY Sports Arena and afterwards distributed HHH literature. A free literature table was sponsored in the Commons, and a mock Presidential election CIO-Sponsored, With anticipation and hope Democratic gains are looked for in 1970 and 1972, --'i' YOUNG REPUBLICANS-ROW ONE: Donna Hammaker, Secretaryg Paul Lautenschlager, Presidentg Terry Leckrone, Vice-Presiderzfg Gary Snyder, T reasurer. ROW TWO: Jeanne Leh- man, Jo Beth Wilde, Kathy Torchia, Evelyn Deaven, Fred Stoner. ller. YOUNG DEMOCRATS-ROY Dixon, Jim Keough, Martha Whitermore, John Fue , 52 ARTS Lucille CLIO Vice-, 5 B !l I znschlager, A ARTS D LETTERS CLUB anne Uh' ARTS AND LETTERS CLUB-Ruth Thornton, Vice-Presidentg Arliss Deaner, Treasurer, Lucille Bailey, Presidenrg Mary Yeager, Secretary. J CLIO CLUB CLIO CLUB: Dr. E. Morris Sider, Advisory' Betty Reed, Secretary-Treasurerg Terry Leckrone, hn Futllfl' V166-President: John Hamman, Presiderzr. 53 Arts and Letters Club functions to cultivate and enrich an appreciation for the fine arts. The club arranged trips to outstanding cultural events including dramatic productions and musical performances. One of the most exciting activities the club sponsored was a weekend trip to the Stratford Festival in Canada which presented Shakespeareis 'gRomeo and Juliet. To stimulate creativity on campus, the club held the first student art show. The club also engaged in the first publication of a student anthology. The climax of the year's activities was the Israeli Art Festival which focused attention on the culture and art contributions by Israel. Named after the muse of history, the Clio Club creates and stimulates an active interest in history among its members They are able to dwell on specific points of interest which are not extensively dealt with in classes. Besides having discussion on these subjects of interest, speakers are invited to the campus to give lectures on various topics. This year the club members attended a lecture by Abba Eban, foreign minister of Israel, and also co-sponsored a trip to Franklin and Marshall College to see the Restoration comedy, The Country Wife. PL TFoRM ARTS SOCIETY The techniques of acting can best be understood through participation in dramatic productions. The Platform Arts Society gave students the opportunity to learn the handling of stage effects, the art of make-up, the portrayal of characters, and the over-all basics of stage production. Student directors insisted on correct voice inflection and interpretation. The groupis dramatic productions consisted of two student- produced and directed plays by Ionesco, The Bald Soprano, and The Lessonj, and a musical For HeaVen's Sakef, their spring production. w H--.--.,.,,-4 PLATFORM ARTS SOCIETY-Priscilla Book, Readerg Gene Elfgle, Treasurer,' Judy Hurst, Secretaryg Howard Hall, President: Vickie Pilalis, Vice-President. Ml I'l pic 1 0 ,-' xii, WC W1, Ka zderg Gene l. Presideiit,' MEN'S DORM COUNCIL MEN'S DORM COUNCIL-Steve Baker, Secretary, Craig Long, Bob Shelly, Treasurer, Jim Truscott, Karl Hess, Presidentg Gary Jennings, Head Resident, Bob Snyder, Ken Mark. Not pictured: Dave Witmer. WOMEN'S DORM COUNCIL WOMENS DORM COUNCIL-Nina Lewis, Secretaryg Bev Houck, Ann Niesley, Rosanna Wlflgeft, Gerrene Martin, Treasurer-,' Vicky Bushong, Peggy Goad, Miss Long, Af1Vf50Vf Doris Kauffman, Lois McElhaney, Presidenzg Bonnie Engle. 55 In its first year, Men's Dorm Council initiated a government for dormitory life. The first step in the formation of the council was to designate each wing of Men's dorm and the third floor of Old Main as a house Each house elected both its own officers and representatives to Dorm committees. The presidents, with Dean Tyson as advisor, form Dorm Council. In action from Dorm Council, periodic meetings between faculty and students have been arranged, regulations concerning quiet hours have been formulated, and a certain amount of house pride, exhibited in inter- house rivalry, has been aroused. Sleeping, eating, laughing, discussing, and, of course, studying are all a part of the look of life on Woodlawn and Hoffman Residences. To establish understanding and cooperation among these girls is the goal of the Women's Dorm Council. Meetings function to formulate dorm policies, discuss and solve problems, and provide for dorm parties that always mean fun and food. This year a subsidiary goal was to raise money through a bake sale and the sale of stationary to equip the dorm kitchens with cooking utensils and the halls with drapes. In a time when unbiased, creative teachcfS are needed everywhere in the world, our college chapter of the Student Pennsylvania State Education Association provides a stimulus for enthusiasm in the teaching profession. Through 1 monthly meetings of this organization, students can get a better look at life in the classroom from a new perspective. Participation in regional and state PSEA conventions, special speakers, iilms, and discussion groups aid prospective teachers in their understanding of how to become better equipped to meet children with different backgrounds and experiences. The Messiah College chapter seeks to establish methods of correlating Christian values with goals of education. PGEA on f VARSTY CLUB , :,,'Jf57iJl,A'f r J Y PSEA-Lois Brandt, Secretaryg Jeff Brown, Pres1'c1'ent,' Jeff Hopple, Vice-President Mrs Snyder, Advisory Carol Slagenweit, Treasurer. The Varsity Club, a new organization this year, is comprised of male students who have earned a letter by participating in a varsity sport. The club is designed to become a vital part in the life of the college and will be a factor in helping students I gain a sense of pride in our school. A service club of this nature will help to stimulate a sense of school spirit resulting in loyalty to teams, a morale boost to players, and it will serve by example to initiate better standards in dress, conduct, and attitude at sport events, VA sonRiilr2chCLl?B-SEATED: Grady Robin- Entile, D OC ,' Han, Craig Long: Stan afY1 Climenha J Jennlllgs, Vaughn En lga, Ohn Yeatts' Garry , Burt KlfCh S Bak , g C I UCF, teve er Glenn Treece, Dick Kirkpatrick, STANDING: Daryl Miller, Jurgen Haase th Dave Witmer, T reasurerg Dallas Wolgemu .deny Mr Secretaryg Ed Murray, Vice-fresz gident Tyson, Advisorg John Spurrier, Pff' Larry Weston, Gary Carbaugh- I f'ice-President Mrs. 1' I HOMECOM Homecoming 1968 was a time of activity and a time for seeing old friends. An exciting atmosphere prevailed as students hypocritically cleaned their rooms to prepare for families and friends to visit. For the returning alumni, Homecoming created nostalgic feelings as they visited familiar dorm rooms and reminisced how things used to be. Students and alumni became involved in the week-end activities and soon were absorbed in the college atmosphere. Activities began Friday night with the Founders, Fellowship Dinner, and an address by our new Dean of the College. Saturday was filled with the excitement of soccer in-the-rain when our team tied Shippensburg, a Homecoming Buffet Dinner where the student-elected host and hostess of Homecoming welcomed alumni and students to get acquainted with each other, and ended with a Convocation Service. A large crowd gathered outside Woodlawn Womens' Residence for the Sunday afternoon dedication, after which the dorms were opened for visitors. After the events of the week-end, students settled back into the routine of college life again. -df 73 N 'l'ng of his portrait. h John Spurrier, Host, and Beth Tyson, I1o.s'tv.s'.s', help Dr. C. N. Hostetter, Jr. at the unvei 1 Haaif, julgcillacmlllh' ,, iw: ly. ,lla TNI: ll' vpn iiiifygiftifli l zffif' 'T MUSIC-LECTURE SERIES The year's series consisted of an excellent choice of instrumental and vocal music, informative lecture, and dramatic production. The first event of the year was the Alard String Quartet, an evening of string music from all periods. David Humphries followed with an informative lecture and slides on his trip to the North Pole. The Alpha-Omega players returned to further the appreciation of American literature in their adaptation of Edgar Lee Master's Spoon River Anthology. In the line of vocal music, Basso, Dr. Appleman and the Indiana University Singers provided Baroque and Classical music. glegnbersof the Indiana University Chamber Singers are h-u ents in the University's School of Music. The brief Ofhihls group is marked bl' high Praise for its tu ' ac ievements. The singers present programs fea- ring madrigals, Bach cantatas, and works by contem- I porarl' Composers. The director is Don Moses 9 i 5 i O 1 S l Members of th' I ' ' ' ' ' l' J, Dr. ThomiiS Red cla The distinguished Alard Quartet has been acclaimed by critics both in the United States and abroad. . IS distinguished trio are Dr. James Barber Cvio In re ac- .CHY KPIHHOQ, and Dr. Arthur Follows Cviolincelloj. These men ia irned for their superlative styles and superb performances. ,gf , Music of Mt has ez majoi more to the and ti studei Vocal Polyp under with C conce C Jc both in the wilt glinlf Dr' are ll' n ,556 me VOCAL MUSIC Music has always played a leading role in the activities of Messiah College. This year the Music Department has expanded to include a four-year music education major. This has facilitated the development of a more extensive music program. New courses added to the curriculum and an addition of two full-time and two part-time faculty members helped to give the students a wider course selection. Vocal groups involved many students of the college. Polyphonic Choir, comprised of sixteen voices, was under the direction of Dr. Ronald Sider. Together with Choral Society, they presented two Christmas concerts. Both Choral Society, directed by Mr. Ronald Miller, and Polyphonic Choir gave programs to the churches in the surrounding areas through the year. Chapel Choir and numerous girls, trios and male quartets were organized and sang at various times throughout the school year. String Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, and Pep Band were the major instrumental groups involving students and their talents. String Ensemble and Wind Ensemble each presented a fall concert. In addition, Wind Ensemble gave a spring concert and a pops concert. Pep Band, under the direction of Ben Stoner, provided support and enthusiasm at basketball games. CHORAL SOCIETY-ROW ONE: Mr. Miner, Directory Cathy 31333, -251161 Schirmer, Elma Dourte, Janet Moyle, Wanda Conner, Fasbei 1 ble, Sandra Martin, Rosanna Wingert. ROW TWO:'Carol Elhanef1efgF2l1the Keller, Kathy Clements, Eileen Sinclair, Lois Mc- THRE15:9LuZanne. Book, Nmlta Schmucker, Kathy Yoder. ROW ma - affl' Glbble, Robert Snyder, Barbara Snyder, Jeanne Leh- n, Gerrene Martin, Secretary, Kathy Bushnell, Marlene Weaver, 1 Il 1 . 1 . ROW FOUR: Richard Sultner David Frey, Glen Heise, David Witter, Edmund Reitz, ,Fred Hel muth, Ml1I1Ug6f,' David Barr, Edwin Coldsmith' ROW FIVE Elgin? Hensel, Eugene Engle, Assistant Manager! Gefald Under OP ul rtz, Ronald Slabaugh, James Brubaker, Treasurer a Arthur B. Schirmer, Lamar Dourtc Kevin Swa Leister. POLYPHONIC CHOIR-ROW ONE: Dr. Ronald Sider, Di- Babikian, Marlin Hubler, Linda Brumbaugh, Richard Qrist, rectory Mary Jean Deyhle, Ben Stoner, Kathy Reeder, Eunice Esther Dourte, Kim Renninger. Not pictured: Daryl Miller. Longenecker, Ray Dourte, Kathy Torchia. ROW TWO: Linda Connie Engle, Marilyn Strominger. CHAPE ' , ea e, Judy Igursgi Saffdfa KIOPP- ROW TWO: Joanne Hammond, Darlene M231 , Lorne Dourte, Beth Heisey. ROW THREE: Mr, Ronald Mi er, Director, Linda Mauser, Jane Haslam, Sue Troxell, ary Lou Heise, Maxine Dourte, Carol Fisher. ROW FOUR: L CHOIR-ROW ONE' Ruth Kite Joan B l 60 tin. Karol Taylor, Joan Landis, Leona Stoltzfus, Susan Mar ROW FIVE: Jan Engle, John Diehl, Charles Sollenbefgeff Dan Mikesell, Sue Umberger, Pat Frey. ROW over Sheffen, Gerry Engle, Dale Engle, Dale Engle, Roger Ho , Jim Hain, Wanda Lehman. Eldon E! Q-M ? Q J pl, f . 2? Qi i v DOR Caro gh, Richard Crisl red: Daryl Miller ' an lllrl SUS I ,ci ,l1ZfU5' lenllf-: Sol h rlC5 .ill C Ri, R H00 nv- I f,- 1 Rolfe I-ml DORIAN SINGERS-Carol Sue Umberger, Dale Engle, Gerrene Martin, Lamar Dourte Carol Fasbenner. ETHNICS-Eldon Sheffer, Connie Engle, Dwight Thomas 61 , y Y F uw, la ,9'. 7'v AMBASSADORS-Dale Engls, Ron Ludwick, Eldon Sheffer, Jim Hain. MUSIC www SONG FOLK-D E h ave Witterf Dwight Thomas, - ine Doufte' S1 Cr Dourte. CHAPELAIRES-Della Harbold, Lome Dourte, Darlene Farah, Max CAMPU Ha. S S1 my Dale E MUSIC-AIRES-Beth Heisey, Bruce Garman, Millicent Dick, Bonnie En le. TIMBREL-A g IRES-Judy Hurst, Cathy Glenn, Joanne Gibble CAMPUS SINGS R Domi, H, - On Ludwick, Elma Dourte, Eldon Sheffer, Wanda Lehman, Jim 16 am, Dale Engle. 63 STRUME TAL MUSIC ,wi , . MESSIAH'S HERALDS-JC Ann Byers. - , Ruth ffreb' Brown, Richard McCoy, David Baff WIND ENSEMBLE -ROW ONE: Kim Derricott, Marilyn Strom inger, Fred Stoner, James Truscott, Gerrene Martin, Melva Merris, Bev Houck, Kathy Reeder, Carol Sue Umberger, Beth Kanode ROW TWO: Ronald Miller, David Ba rr, Tom Keckler, Donna D an- Mary Jean i EEZ ' ROW THR . Craig ner, Sandra Martin, Kathy Clemelgilmllih Lewis Detr1Chf Deyhle, Joanne Hammond Fred . Ben Swner' li l . OW FOUR- Eifert, Frank Stanco Marianne Ritchie. R Kenneth Mark, Richard CriSf- mais 1. 4..g ' x Davld Barr, Ruth . D' l -In L Sul X' EMRH 59 -.. .u..,..:, ,, K ,lun ATHLETICS wif' D The look of glory, Modest intvictory, e Surmounting defeat, M en and women who inhnitely Despite the .... M : , r ,A fr, fl I 'V ju . 1 wh if N ' 4 'MJIQ I ,tt nf., . . - , as , , f, 5 4 Y 1 iq 11? 'w . I I ' 1- 'I f ' fix 'i i 'W ' ' , if A 1- , 1 an 43 f?f , 'wwf O Y-1. . v' wg 'Lf' M . ,',f,fg 41799 . I, . 17 ,. .f 9 ' li 5 - 4 ' ,I , 3 ' ' A V M -f 42, Q fe fn, ' ga 'hh wa? I 4' 1. K W' Z '- W 44 Ng? ' 'ff H , x ' 1 YL I -. ' , I f ' 3 'fwsbvi 'jf 1, 1 ' , ' 'Q H ,ff ' ff, 'Y' ' , 9 ,. ,: Q , A I I I A. W V il 4l. ?t wa? -av,-f ' ff' 42 -'ww 3 'N' 7 ' V ' , 1, rv-P, 7? T' ' 1 W , , ' My Q ' 'A 9 if U Wag -I ,V V, 'K -,3 ,ZX ' ff ky 4 - an Y ,, 'V , was X , wi. -s , - Y WV , , , . -xx ' , ' I 44 ,g , , A 1 W5 .v J 'J f 4 5 :Tv-A ' , ,, qi, , a 'X ,r nw. . W Y r A -V325 f f . , ,,, V X ,X Q1 Y' ' ' A ,5 6' 'i . v A W- ,. W,-Q ,, Q Q- , . 1. 5 .5 :ik ' , , . ', . . '5 . ,. Q I . 5 , 1 ' . . fu , Q. ,ly- .V 'W' 'n ff' N . W' . V U ,i, 1 .. ' J :A I 5 . I x V' 1 'V ' 1 I . 4 . Y Q gl Q S , Y N i Q ,v ww n Q,,Q L . W Q a gf' . 4 ' 'I' at 'ug 5 su A 1. n . i'1 .4 0 O 1, , . A6 0 I 1 5 5 .. C O A , Q: - ,.A A C ,re ge l for LSC. : in :r's a 1-9-1 1 :ver is fust how to e they lst m SCORES MESSIAH OPPONENT 0 Nyack 2 3 Rutgers CSouth J erseyj 5 1 Houghton 3 0 Millersville 2 0 Susquehanna 2 1 Lincoln 4 2' Shippensburg 2 0 Philadelphia Bible 1 1 Eastern Mennonite 5 O Gettsyburg 1 5 Eastern Baptist 1 soccER TEAM-Row ONE: Jurgen Haase, Vaughn Engle, Stan- Snyder, Wendell Zefchqf Glenn Tleece' Gcfary 53:QugB'ar3W1li3l ICY Engle, John Rutt, John Spurrier, James Richwine, Daryl Climen- Stump, Richaffl Iflfkpamck' John Mme? . ell? Son Czmch. Ralph hasa, Burt Kirchner, Garry Jennings, Dallas Wolgemuth. ROW ler, Barry Mmmck, John Been, Mr' Wm y 7 , TWO: Al Schock, Managerg Verle Brubaker, David Witter, Robert Stoner, Trainer. 67 . ,A 'inn-' gi x ,lv N sunb- fff 52 'Ji RTB' S QA 'a . . A , . KI? , , 4 'X . ' . v- .rf R. .4 ,, . . , . m. '-' V ' k , . , ,fl ' - fu 'L 'Q :A 9 1 1-.ik '- ..X k. 91: AR, Q .s 1, K' -x ,,. ' ,Q .g'fv'Y:1vf. v' f x - f fax' f.. af: X.Np,,.'wx. 5 xy x 'Sql ' 1 W9 , ,1 . 4 A ,Q W 1. Q'- 1 Q fs . 1 1, k . - .V 'S Q - ' vs N . - 3 t.. ' ., X3 if ,f'ff?f't, .gi r' in ?g'!'M,.f A' LA 1 Z, CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-ROW ONE: Steve Heise, Dar- rell Eyster, Howard Hall, James Brubaker, David Jones. ROW TWO: Harold Barrett, Lynn Pyke, Terry Smith, James Kling, Mr. Drescher, Coach. CROSS-COUNTRY Coach Dresher led the Falcon harriers to a 3-5 record in Messiahls inaugural year of Cross Country. Although most of the runners were basket-ball players in training, they ran with a determination to win. Against colleges with comparable Cross Country experience, the Falcons were undefeated. Only when pitted against seasoned teams did they find themselves defeated. Since the oldest runners were juniors, time should prove a strong ally in the Fa1con's attempts to construct a winning team for the future. SCORES MESSIAH OPPONENT 16 Eastern Baptist 42 42 Dickinson 19 3 9 Gettysburg 19 39 Eastern Mennonite College 17 19 Nyack 3 8 3 6 Houghton 22 47 Millersville 15 22 Philadelphia Bible 39 HOCKEY Supported by the expericnC6 of new freshmen and the enthusiasm of returning players, the girls hockey team entered its season with skill and spirit. The girls practiced for many long, hot hours under the coaching of Miss Orris, a former All- American hockey player. The first half of the season was disappointing, because Messiah was pitted against stronger teams. But the girls rallied their forces and faced their last games with new fervor. Meeting York College on our field, the team played an exciting game and scored a victory. So, being a year when the renowned Eagles lost eleven games straight, the Messiah hockey girls did not do too badly, after all! HOCKEY TEAM.. STANDING: Miss Garman, Coach Paula Meyer, Karol Wolgemuth Carolyn Feese Brenda Wolgemuth Janice Baugher Patricia Wert Donna Shenk Marian Landis Miss Orris Coach. KNEELING' Brenda Nye Carol Umberger Mary-Lou Heise Carol Breneman Eunice Longenecker 7 9 J v 9 1 7 y 1 x 1 1 ., Y, ' an .. , K- LL. 2 ML ' t HOCKEY TEAM-ROW ONE: Donna Crasten, Peggy Good, Lois Wittlinger, Joanne Ha mond. ROW TWO: Jane Haslam, Ruth Godfrey, Donna Sawyer, Pat Smith, Darlene HSSS Gail Crider, Karen Hoffman, Miss Orris, Coach. .' h 'Ig . wtee-L1 pw. 1, - we ,'.liug+.u' ' ' bl lr .. 70 ger, Joanne Han nh, Darlene Hen HOCKEY SCORES MESSIAH OPPONENT 1 Dickinson 3 0 Millersville 3 l Elizabethtown 5 1 Shippensburg 6 0 Lebanon Valley 3 1 Eastern Baptist 2 5 York College 2 0 Gettysburg 4 B SKETBALL The basketball season got underway directly following a trip to Winona, Indiana, where the Varsity played in the Grace Invitational Basketball Tournament over the Thanksgiving y 0 holiday. Nearly all tsl, , i the varsity players . ' ' 'f were back again this year, along with a strong turnout of freshmen, who added new strength to the team and increased the potential for the coming years. Despite an especially tough schedule of strong teams, Messiah's 5 'if cagers ended with a good season. The team is looking forward to a victorious season next year with the strong potential of new members and the strength of those returning. ..,.-ana-swll '4 5' if VA . DNS h . - ohn Kcgarlse, Glenn Treece, Ralph Brandt, John Spum hn Emltlg Cf, C0f1c'l1,' John HolmcS. MU'If1.L'0r',' David Witmer, Dale Engle, Gerald Engle, Vaug Rsirv BASKETBALL J 'ef' Mf' - ,Um 72 1 A will yall? PM 1 , Y-W, ,... ,,,..-,War-V' ff SCORES MESSIAH OPPONENT Grace Invitational Tournament 106 Manchester 99 78 Grace 95 70 Cedarville 91 83 Monmouth 92 82 Eastern Mennonite 64 91 Philadelphia College of Bible 59 58 Pharmacy and Science 59 73 Houghton 59 73 Pharmacy and Science 90 78 Eastern Baptist 53 72 Frostburg State 89 86 Millersville State 108 53 Shippensburg State 107 94 Eastern Mennonite 68 94 Rutgers of South Jersey 64 83 Baptist Bible 78 5 8 Millersville State 85 72 Elizabethtown 100 79 Eastern Baptist 85 85 Baptist Bible 75 72 Nyack 5 3 Kingls College Tournament 78 Gordon 65 55 Nyack 61 82 Kingls College 61 73 'ta 1 SCORES M ESSIAH OPPONENT 48 Monmouth 81 74 Eastern Baptist 41 70 Millersville State 112 65 Frostburg State 71 56 Shippensburg State 90 78 Rutgers of South Jersey 68 66 Baptist Bible 81 62 Millersville State 97 54 Elizabethtown 99 77 Eastern Baptist 63 82 Baptist Bible 56 84 Nyack 68 nn , oQ' J.'N R VARSITY BASKETBALL-ROW ONE: Ken Mark, Steve Heise, James Musser. Ourv Pottciucr ROW ' W' ', 7 ' TWO: Steve Baker, C'oacl1,- Darrell Eyster, Wendell Zercher, Marlin llttr, lJ11Yld.iOl'lCS, Richard Kirkpatrick, 74 Siussfr. Marlin an , H 'a j V' K 1 'xx ,....i..-f '.. , .an - 4 nur 9 CHE Laura Bryan Falthe Keller E x Sandy Klopp Judy Hurst E , , 7 CHEERLEADERS wi f r? fl... I! v FALCONETTES The girl's basketball team had two advantages this year-more players and more enthusiastic spectators to cheer them on to victory. Practice started in November under the coaching of Miss Garman. Aching muscles were the main complaints of the first few weeks as the girls dribbled, shot lay-ups, and ran hundreds of laps around the gym. Although the Falconettes were not always victorious, the combination of skill and many hours of practice made their season a good one. 2 - mil ti 'iss 9 Inc 4 le N ,, , Esther DCU' 9 R 5 VARSITY uAsKErnA1.L-Row ONE: ian Engle- Barb Snyiiivoz Janice B802 gf' Smith, Annelia Rorubaugh. Donna Sawycr. Ruth Godfrey- ROW Cordell' ,llmmuvr' Darlene He' a . eeSC Donn C ' 1 ' HSS. Donna Crastcn, Jane Hnslam, Carolyn F ' '- 1. N, - , IILLT. I-.nlhc lxcller, Miss Gorman, Cmzflz. p i her Domghfi. yaniw Gil I3 Cordgll, cA, AAA 4 4 ' ' 4 ,, i, , 4 ' ' .1 V W V g ui a r . i 1 ' A 1A1 1 f' : -, .., 2 SCORES MESSIAH OPPONENT 26 Elizabethtown 44 44 Philadelphia College of Bible 36 30 Millersville State 58 31 Shippensburg State 57 29 Eastern Mennonite 34 44 Dickenson 21 42 Eastern Mennonite 36 29 Millersville State 45 76 Lebanon Valley 23 79 g- ,Ia ,y ,yf,.44,4, Q f' fff'f,3ai,, 'Q 572 ,Iwi-, f BASEBALL Baseball at Messiah moved into its third year this spring. After last year's 7-5 record, high hopes were held for the season. Thus, as early as February, baseball players could be found in the gym- nasium working on calisthenics states for se equipment, swinging Weighted bats, and tossing balls to each other. With this enthusiasm, Coach Tim Miller's accumulating experience, and a strong contingent of returning starters, the Falcons were ready to take on all opponents, including a trip to the southern veral pre-season games. . .Wa . ,, , , 'Q f ' ' 'fn 4 if at . f f- an ,aw-if ' ' 'ff-41 ,qw A -f , g , ,,,,, .Kb .a-, ' 1 f . 4? Jv- f 1 QM.: : 'f54f 'M ' 4 4 , Q., 'tt 5 it 5 ef. Y V. , gf W. N., 1 , f 1 U ,vw X! Y' In I rw.. n . ,ff i . 9 V V3 .K 3. ., 131, Vim Q . I , K, Q as 47 Y' i '. . -Q., 'sr:,. ' ,. . f Q , f . - FW! Ji! ' n '1 fr ' N , J , . A .bp Y ' A p v. . .. . r A r SE IORS Names from A-Y --'- and personalities as different and unique as each name make UP the Senior Class of 1969. For most of us it was only' four Yeafs ago that we entered Messiah, inquisitive, anxious, and 3 little dizzy with excitement. For some of us college life was exactly what we had awaited- a whirl of activities and studies. For others it was not quite as glamorous as we had dreamed it would be-questions and challenges arose which we were not adequately prepared to meet. Consequently some of our personalities as seniors are little changed from what they were as freshmen. Others have broadened their horizons, and prepared themselves for future challenges so they will not be found defenseless again. It was a labyrinth of events which shaped our personalities. There were the socials where class spirit mellowed into Something soft and rich to be remembered years later-the moonlight reflected from the straw on an Amish hayride, the rip-roaring spirit of a carnival, tne human tug-of-war at a camp retreat. were the professors who stimulated our thoughts-thou h g ts which led to periods of depression uncertainty, but ultimate reconc'l' ' There nation. There were the a d ' ' ca emic geniuses in Morris Book and Betty Reed, the athletic stars in John enn Treece. There were many more events, events unique to the individuals which formed and molded the person l' a ity and ultimately the life of each Senior. Spurrier and Gl Now the ti individuals to prove the strength of the lives which have been molded. Each one of us will go from Messiah to influence those with whom we live and work. From the four years of maturin n g and molding, we will draw knowledge and strength to meet each new crisis of life. me has come for us as . . h lly, Cliclplainf SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Morris Book, President, James S e 1 Phyll' ident. Vice-Pfes' . . Hammaflf is Dourte, Secrelaryg John Martin, Treasurer, John 82 -1,7 1 I I 1 A ?i fa 'ls Priscilla Baker English Lewistown, Pa. ,r 4, , X- 4 4 4 , R v , ' n si I f vi: 5 Q , , 5 V, A, g 4 K7 ii x e swf QE, - T L i if Steven Baker Biology Lewistown, Pa. nmff Mill. Hylcllup ' Shen' Vic?-PT Nancy Bomgardner B.S. m Nurszng Annville, Pa. Z5 I 83 i W, - l 1 V, w,:k.g,. ., Qi.. wx V QQ l. I il 'Zi ,iff ml - 4Qfw:wwfw-wesagegfd, Anita Book English Pasadena, Calif. Richard Brown Chemistry Newport, Pa. Morris Book Bi ologb' Upland, Calif. M0f1'iS Bw HW? Uplandffm 1 ofa ,l 4 , :gf X 1, 7 1 'hr , F , x Q 43. A . J 1 t ' ff' . in , ,N A '73 , 1 E , Qi 7 f ,MW 4 V b' Q45 -VK 2 AM, 1 .f wi- ' .. . I ,X .,t,-.fzw . i . lQWl:, Gary Carbaugh Biology Lancaster, Pa. M Ylang N 85 n 3 . 5 I ., Rhoda Carr B.S. in Nursing Grantham, Pa. Larry Crider Biology Elizabethtown, Pa. Phyllis Dourte English Manheim, Pa. Ray Dourte Behavioral Science Lancaster, Pa. Connie EUS? Sacred Musif Upland, Cam' Phyllis Dmmg Ellglllf Manheim ll cofwlf Sdfffd 'fl Uvlfillfcll Stanley Engle Biology Mount Joy, Pa. Eugene Evans Behavioral Science Donald Eshleman Hu 101 y Cleona, Pa. 87 Vestal, N.Y. fa , ,Q X. fl l ' l , N-40-5 V. kay . , ,QQ V , 'lf X il 'N lm BX . it X V gr- K .f xx s V Ls - x Q ' ' vs , L V f L W Nancy Feambaugh 3 English Grantham, Pa. f . f I 1 U. X . Carol Floyd Behavioral Science Carlisle, Pa. James Fox History Lewisberry, Pa. Betty George English Hughesville, Pa. Arlene Gibble DHWI1 Gefbflf Behavioral Science C lumbia, Pa. Belmviora! Scicfrzce 0 Palmyra, Pa. 0 I Dena Grove Home Economics Shippensburg, Pa. Ernest Haecker Behavioral Science Philadelphia, Pa. John Hamman Chemistry Saxton, Pa. vu. Wi' 7 if as ff W Marilyn Herman Behavioral Science Muncy, Pa. Rose Marie Hoffmeier I B.S. in Nursing Lancaster, Pa. ' 91 I I I I g I I I I N I Joan Hunsberger Biology I Rahns, Pa. ' I H be Garry Jennings A4llIl1CI71U 11.628 Erie, Pa. Paul Lautenschlager Behavioral Science Camp Hill, Pa. tlofww ,vfw , nn, ,HIV w vgqdf Elizabeth Kienzlg Behavioral Science Hummelstown, Pa, 92 Henry Lutz Behavioral Science Newville, Pa. Craig Long Biology Hamburg, Pa. i - i in f V4 .147 , V- 'YV f A' al , ,e,,.w f. -L v,,,f4 Qi wwf .I - M. f, i3,i,..N-,, '.,--- A A - .J John Martin Chemistry Annville, Pa. 94 Qi 'W ghg, i xg W -1 ,, . X 'N Q ss: WA., fr .X Q . ,q naar 101, l X T' 1' . 5 Melva Merris Sacred Music B h Cafffl Miller Boiling Springs, Pa- e avzora Sczence Grantham, Pa. Daryl Mlller Religion Grantham, P3- 95 1 1 dl A Z ,, -1 1 , V I I 1 . f I I Sarah Miller Behavioral Science Canton, Ohio ' .I ..J 'x 995, ,.. Q W X , 5 ,ff Ph- , rf f 5 c , ' af. 11 9 AQ. 'Ji 3 .ff ,rife Z? , ,Q , , 1- .' . . , 1,-,.fa4f - ' '7 ' , g,.T?f?e1' S 1 r A . hnpeii -5 ?:'4:',f fi ' ,exif ,,?a.2 - ' A s-:lf fr.'Q,553,, ' ' f 1 yn, a- . , G., , 1- 9 X 25, ,.,z. . if in Diff- gjga' ' J' 'V , A . V 'QUIK . 1 , ,s if ., 4 ,, qv , A V , W 1 v p , n V V I' f , 'f on Edward Mumma Religion Grantham, Pa, Russell Ostrander Religion Dillsburg, Pa. Elwood Pye I-Izstory Fonthlll Ontarlo Phlllp Raezer Sacred Music Lancaster, Pa. f, C , 5' . .,, W X WWZ.Wfff,fff 7 Q X2 2 as-UIQ if -wg? 97 Pamela Raizk Home Economics Grantham, Pa- Kathy Reeder SlIl'l'l'lf A1Il.Xfl' Mechanicsburg, Pa. Betty Reed Math C'I7IIlfl'C'.S' Schuylkill Haven, Pa. f CQ M' v-- X 1 C O. s , . X 'gi t 5. 4 311 . IQ I 1 ff lf 7 l t f 'T 1, 1 , f 15-5 , jd 3, . -I, Q ,, Q VM. . .j I ' ' t, f 1,91 'Qty tr Q: Y jf Q 31, I 3 ,M lit ff 1 t f- lf 43 Q , H V 1 Q 1, fr jj l . I y ' ' ! fH'.1U'+'v l' 3 , A ' if 1 A Q L' 2,73 .4 f' t . I , I 'tj Z ,,k gs V , V V, I l .A '. . 5-U v ' Z , -A ftsmfftm-ff-'--1 ' 'I 4-A-...CI'?TT1 ff'-r-w---..,,.- 98 h Biology Conestoga, Pa' Annetta Rorabaug , I 1' A. ., 2 5 fb , 2 U 4 Emerson Ross A Religion Harrisburg, Pa. 1 i i 25 sm-gg iz ? fl MMM , W 5 2 5 8-g 5 X. f Q F Q' P x ' WT J I ' mmwmwmfwm Donna Sawyer Behavioral Science Grantham, Pa. 0 Hdfvlff-1 Ulu- ' , HL. '-A l91M95'lxvz2rg. ff 4 -' - ' , 5 f ff ,V 'V if 7 ff ff 5 73,10 frffjf metta Roraballgh John Rutt Bi0'03'y Behavioral Science Coneswgar Pa' Grantham, Pa. 99 . L fm iiii i A SQA James Shelly Biolngy Bradenton, Florida 6 Patricia Smith Mathematics f I Upland, Calif Q. N. W 0- x 1w m ,H Qi X. ' af' , Wy' A 3 i ,iwxg as ' 54, Y Qi 3? 125 V ., Nl llfi 6 M i ','x'Lif312i - , ,X RTW Kathy Sobreskl havioral SCl6l1f? Be Laureldalei Pa' pi . tricia Smith Iathematics vland, Calif. Sobresky lyal Science nr , female, Pa Judy Stahl Mathematics V K Milton, Pa. ,AQZQ 1 +V' Y 'F W 'P K 34 3 1 fi uw 'M Bonnie Stilwell Behavioral Science Allisonia, Virginia Us 3 H5 yew' li tl. ...A 5 , -1-A-an' CW gif' Mail East B in SIOUCI Hislorl erlin, Pa' lin Stoner Hisrory zeflina Pa' Marilyn Strominger Sacred Music Maytown, Pa. ff A Mi , I., . ' . aff' ,I AM. Wxllram Swartz Behavioral Science 455 3,15 R.-.M Harrisburg, Pa. iffy? 'if 1. Txixiil . ,yi sf, , Glenn Treece Behavioral Science Johnstown, Pa. Vi - 'JK 5 sl i if NOT PICTURED: William Allen, English Harrisburg, Pa. Audrey Boose, B.S. in Nursing Manheim, Pa. Ronald Bright, History Carlisle, Pa. Sherry Lee Hair, B.S. in Nursing Philadelphia, Pa. Erma Hess, B.S. in Nursing Mercersburg, Pa. Donna Hoffman, English Mechanicsburg, Pa. Allen Kline, Behavioral Science Dauphin, Pa. Gladys Lehman, B.S. in Nursing Mechanicsburg, Pa. Robert Long, Religion Colombia, Pa. Roberta Roof, Behavioral Science Harrisburg, Pa. JU IORS We are no longer strangers to the Grantham hillside. More mature, less vivacious, we returned to pursue our majors with renewed interest. The required general courses of our freshman and sophomore years were completed and we began to get a glimpse into the vast and challenging futures of our own major interests. We struggled over popcorn stands and Saturday workdays for money for the Jr.-Sr. banquet. We suddenly realized the importance and meaning of grade-point averages and their relation to our chances for student-teaching. We further explored Harrisburg and near-by colleges, meeting new and challenging people and ideas. We began to find ourselves and to look forward to the final year before graduation and a degree. JUN I IOR CLASS OFFICERS-Dwight Rotz, Presidenrg Phil Thuma, Vice-President? NHHCY ersole, Secretaryg Mark Charlton, 106 Treasurerg Dr. Hoover, Advisorg Eldon Sheffer, CIIUPI alll. Linda B Music E Drexel l 4 Jeffrey l M athen Waynes 5 Mark fcwza yfwf- W ,W-i ,,,,,.a,. f , V.,-a,,,.,,f1ft,,f,ff ,t,,1.,ffa, M 4 fi Q K V it -in , 1 iv - --ii-ff: 'f'- it X , i' P , iii'i me .,,. ' Linda Babikian David Barr John Bean Music Education Biology, Mathematics Clzemistry Drexel Hill, pa, Grantham, Pa. Berrysburg, Pa. .ia-, -we. Jewel Behney David Bowers Music Education Religion I-CbHU0I1, PH- Mechanicsburg, Pa jeffrey Bfgwn Linda Brumbaugh Ruth Ann Byers Allen Carr Nancy Charles Mayhemgfigs Behavioral Science Home Economics History Home Economics Waynesboro, Pa. Upland, Calif. Elizabethtown, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Hamlin, Kansas Mark Charlton Gail Crider Sally Crider Richard Crist' History Home Economics Behavioral Science Music Education Stevensville, Ont. Elizabethtown, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa- l07 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 s 1 fl W, .rf fffwwfff ., 1- ff 471 f, ,V ,V Zi. ' K, T f f '1 Y 'CT 7 fb' Arliss Deaner Home Economics York, Pa. Ruth Dohner Home Economics Elizabethtown, Pa. .5 f Beth Eflgle Gerald Engle Biology Belzavioral Science Manchester, Kansas El' izabethtown, Pa. -1-mw..f.4,.,. ss XM 'E N i Eb f 67' Q71 Esther Dourte Nancy Ebersole Belzavioral Science Belzavioral Science Lancaster, Pa. Martinsburg, Pa. Phyllis Enck I Behavioral Sczelwf Denver, Pa- ivwfvw-,J Stanley Eyster 'nk ' ' Darlene Farah Chlarliiill Science R?ll5'l0'1 Home Economics Be IZVS rings, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. Grantham, Pa, Yor P lO8 1 VE. E. ' 6' .iff 5 uf 3 ., '45 1 r , Alice FT Biology Wheeler Jane Has Behavior St. Cl all' Jeffrey Bl-Olog 3' 'Q' Alice French David Frey John Fueller Biology Behavioral Science History Wheeler, Michigan Manheim, Pa. Camp Hill, Pa. Jane Haslam Behavioral Science St. Clair, Pa. Audrey Heisey Home Economics Grantham, Pa. Frederick Helmuth Mathematics Nappanee, Indiana J Bigfey HOPPIC Marlin Hubler Kenneth Hurst Ph ogy , Music Education Bivlvey, Cl16H1iSffY OCHIXV ll 1 er Pa- Pottstown, Pa. Ephfilf-QI, P21- lO9 Jurgen Haase Biology, Chemistry History Drumore, Pa. CBerlin, Germanyj Howard Hall Hagarsville, Ont. Karen Hoffman Home Economics Maytown, Pa. Clifton Hensel Mathematics Abilene, Kansas Beth Kanode Music Education Lancaster Pa. Hummelstown' Pa Claude Jacobs History M ng- - W lter Kirchner James Klin Doris Kauffman Jarnes Keough King Bglavioml Science History g Belzagioy-algczeizce Ggiixiicsburg Pa Grantham Pa. Marlton, New Jersey Manchester, Pa, Ham urg, 21- ' ' ' ac ' ' 1: 1' 1 'Q : 1 71:15 '-j A V 2'YCZff4W'!f'7 2 :'?f?Tfjff W l ' 'V , -. f ' 4 ,gfnf - 5553- , ., ., f 4 ,fi,:L3l, ,Vg .- H L nr' L J 1 2' I f ,, I 1 , Dorcas Long Eunice Longenecker Carol Martin Dianne Martin GCFF C116 Martin Home Economics Home Economics Behavioral Science Biology BEIIUWOFUI 50164109 Greencastle, Pa. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Elizabethtown, Pa. Pottsville, Pa. Clayton, Ohio IgirE1da.Mauser. Lois McElhaney Marlin Messinger Paula Meyer Daniel: Mikegell Ef. af,'jg'f,ffC'e1j1Ce Home Economics Biolvgy Behavioral science English iza e V1 C, a. Newville, Pa. Dover, Pa. Cucamonga, Calif. Littlestown, Pa' 110 5 Z I fx, John Belzi Belli Gary HiSf4 Carl Kim Musi Lewig f M is , QL- M . 4- ,f Qmf, v,,,4fna M22 WA: 11,25 S I ' ' , , f , lf , 1 ,ex ff, I ' X , , l John Miller Janet Moy e Behavioral Science Biolggy l , P . Belleville, PH- Carlis e a M 1 sg .Q We lI'l EYICC Gary Nicholson Sharon Perschau Hisfory Home Economics Carlisle, Pa. Grantham, P2- sell Pa. Kim Renninger Marianne Ritchie Music Education Sacred Music Lewistown, Pa. Fredericksburg, Pa. Mug 'mu Edward Murray Biology Merchantville, New Jersey Glen Pierce Religion Grantham, Pa. e 'sis nm M - Vw-aww sv-eu lll Charles Musser History Mechanicsburg, Pa Marvin Reich Religion Ephrata, Pa. ii! 4 Q .J -1- ef ical wr-NX M I S 'li 5 if 'ft Ya, 'YK A Nr x Dwight Rotz Arthur Schirmer Sheffef HfSf0 y Religm sri Iii? om Chambersburg, Pa. Milton, Delaware Y ' ' . Martha Siegrist Carol Slagenweit Rich Mathematics Behavioral Science MHS Lancaster, Pa. West Milton, Ohio Yorl Nur Gary Snyder Mickey Steckbeck Leona Stoltzfus Benjamin Stoner Jesse SIOIISF E021 Behavioral Science History Nursing B.S. Music Education Biology C503 Rockhill Furnace, Pa. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Gap, Pa. East Berlin, Pa. East Berlin, Pa- JUNIORS AT TEMPLE ,V gay, ,QF ' Sandra Burton , f Mathematics xi mia 5 ' lvl! 4231 Wellsboro, Pa. f S A' A Peggy Culbertson Behavioral Science Chambersburg, Pa. William Fite History New Cumberland, Pa. Paul Heisey Mathematics Mount Joy, Pa. David Koppenhaver Religion Millersburg, Pa, Sidney Mohn Religion Stevens, Pa. Floyd Stoner History Mechanicsburg, Pa. 112 I Lois S Biolo Grani , sv-'r ff W ' Af .Qi 5, QT? wif' jaw affix ,ls Richard Sultner Music Education York, Pa' , . f fa fa A --7 A -5:-, , h a ffffxff' f ' ' - bt.- fi: ' Roy Todd Behavioral Science Crocheron, Maryland S . a 5 1 .' Iii. .,, I 5, W, i,,, V - i f , AQ 1 0 ,. Lois Wittlinger Biology vi Grantham, Pa, . 1: . fi? ,, q'.,+,,g'2Q1 gi ' 1, -2:.,:zg.'f,. ,- -ff'-k '24 4 : 43r?,'EgQXt, V V A -iii. .1-1: 1 v AV I- . ,J 1i A'HVQ:5' Chung-Chi Swen Dwight Thomas Ruth Thornton Home Economics Music Education English Indiana, Pa. CChinaJ Nappanee, Indiana York pa Kathleen Torchia Frances Whitehurst Charlotte Winger Music Education History English Harrisburg, Pa. Palmyra, Pa. Centre Hall, Pa. .. A ll-'ll '- , , uv 5 . gg. ogg' , 'f l, F f QQ? . 5 T, ' ffm fi -:?.2.'!11f WZ? .15 1- W , fa ff! f J N., 'LQ-1. os, Philip Thuma Biology Mount Joy, Pa, Rosanna Wingert Nursing B.S. Fayetteville, Pa. Daniel Worley Francis Worley, Jr. MarY Yeager Iva? Zook Biology Biology Home Economics Rel.l8l0'1 York Springs, Pa. York Springs, Pa. Halifax, Pa. Abilene, Kansas ll3 SOPHO ORES College . . . Messiah . . . majors . . . profs . . . inevitable thoughts and questions which ran through our minds. We had left the whirl of the freshman year, and leaving it we passed its flush and excitement on to the incoming frosh. It is all a dream now which passes vaguely across our memories. As sophomores we have shared our love of fun through coffee houses, happenings, and just through our daily efforts to be a little friendlier. We have shared our problems and become stronger through mutual understanding. We are more adept and informed now, but we still have two years hovering over us and a lot of unanswered questions. We look backward and feel old and wise, ahead and realize the immensity of the task which we must yet complete. s S 4 ' ' -... -tvs-.1 N.-- ' fr f' I Hoke l n p l , . - ,- Kell SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Glen Helse, Vzce-President 1 Cha . .. Eng C, Treasurerg Pat Frey, Secretary: Mr. Wolgemuth, Adv'-90 Dale Iairzg Mark Keller, President. 114 Lucille Englfl Uplanf fag 1 4 :f ig if-5 41- ffra Q . 1' 9-f,1'f'. GQ-'w f-.dz ,V 11,43 if,iQ5hQ l5 ' 1112's 11 Q are lf Ruff, S .nigga .ig f.Q.'f.1 ' Av? Pauline Belzavi. Birdsb Donna Bllsines Greene Lucille Bailey English Upland, Calif. l Pauline Buckwalter Behavioral Science Birdsboro, Pa. onna Cordell Business Greencastle, Pa, Ken Hokel 1216, Chap' M, A ff. 1 'Tr A X X , f is , f ff' Connie Bencsik Doris Bert Priscilla B k Behavioral Science English Biology OO ijnxs Brubaker Souderton, Pa. Newburg, Pa. Upland, Calif a lematlcs ' Allisonia, Virginia Q Sharon Burkholder Suzanne Carter Wilma Charles Daryl Climenhaga Behavioral Science English Behavioral Science Mathematics Shippensburg, Pa. Hershey, Pa. Hamlin, Kansas Cleona, Pa. Donna Crasten Mary Cl1ITlmiflgS Edmhcurry ETH? Dingle? e English Religion Nllmng B-S3 He Zavlogapaclenc Dallastown, Pa. H3ffiSbUf8, PH- Gulfport, Miss. HUOVC Q - 115 'X fb-X Freda Dehoff Mary Jean Deyhle H istorv Music Education Littlestown. Pa. Sprmgfleldi Ohm Elma Dourte Loine Dourte B , Dale Engle yron Ebersole TlfflOtli1y Iibfrfcjje Religion Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Belzavzora C16 Hershey, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. CICOHH, Pa' Millard Engle Bio 10 Vaughn Engle Joyce Eyster Abileiz K Mathematics Biology i ansas Upland, Calif. T homas, Oklahoma C r0l Fisher . Carol Fasbenner a - Eduwflof' Music Music Education d Pottsville, Pa. Chesapeake City, Mafylan Pai Bel Ab 4 .ay i , l i - Y--Y l ,. 7 YJ an Deyhle Pat Frey Diane Funqk KQH GCCSGY Joanne Gibble ducaygon Behavioral Science Belzavioral Science Hwfory Behavioral Science ld Ohio Abilene, Kansas Bethlehem, Pa. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Columbia, Pa. ., ,,,m.,,.,,m . . .,.,,.,4M,, '7-1-L rv-s .fw- , ' STV. f ,f ,4 I ,. , ef .,.40j,h.Xv. 9.53 y Q V - f .. V ,4 1 , kAfv,,vfQf4I,, ' ' , 1 if f?.,:iE-'-- - f - :wffyg ,. . 'ff' ,- 4? 'M lf 5,,,j.f., V . 23221 ' 'tt fgggg-gf'1', 1 : Q, l'e.s1,.1::i5- ,g - ' ' -5 .-Q-pw L' ' gi '7 , ' lg? 7, 1 .- .- of 15.07, 94,1 .. ,fi , ' 2??'f':5ff:': , . gag-,., g-ff ig, f ' if C4'f'A'.'- .- F 4-'z-viii . 'Ref' - 'if ? PCSSY Good James Hain Faithe Haines Donna Hammaker F1816 Behavioral Science Religion Behavioral Science Biology '1 AIYVIHC, PH- Elizabethville, Pa. West Milton, Ohio Mechanicsburg, Pa. Y, PH- MP W ' git? Heise Mary Lou Heise Karl Hess S. Darlene Hess Fisher Newflizf ' History Chemisffy Behav,-Oral Science 7 Edugg!i0'l adlsonf Ohio Unionville, Ont. Hershey, Pa. Mount Joy, Pa- fille, Pa- 117 4 Cathy Glenn English Chambersburg, Pa, Della Harbold Behavioral Science Dillsburg, Pa. Esther Hochstetler Home Economics Nappanee, Indiana ' i l l WWA X ' i , V g - j 1 ' N- rs, 9 Aa h ll' A Y 7 , ' i 4 K V 5 ' 0 eq'-My if ' Mark Keller D ld H tetter Falthe Keller 1 Kenneth Hoke Elogrilash os Behavioral Science Hlstory Biology Hn Oh. Bainbridge pa Dallas Center, Iowa Dallas Center, Iowa Pleasant 1 , 10 ' ' Q Bonnie Kline Mary Ann Landis Jeanne Lehman Kenneth Lehman Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Music Education Business Reading, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Collegeville, Pa. Mechanicsburg, Pa. ...B Nina Lewis . llclzaiioral Sc'im1Cp gollald Ludwlck Robert McCarty Christine lVlCll'lfy!'C Felton. Pa. PZYEZSZ, Pa- Chemi-Wy Behavioral Science Camp Hill, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. 1 l 8 Richard Kidd Business Shrewsbury, Pa, Wanda Lehman Biology Dearborn Heights, Michigan Patricia MCKCOH M atl1ema!iC5 Collegeville, PU' l ,il f .val Linda Mel Engllill WarfordSb -.1-H, Ann Niesle Behavioral Nlechanicsl B1 'Ii ,. Adeline Hfllarforal Copper Hill , Pa. linda Mellon Kenneth Miller 1 . B ' English Yusfgs. S Pa Warfordsburg, Pa' Of prmg ' ' ia McKe0H ?ma1iCS gevillel Pa' f . 4 C f JW - - ' .A hiv- 12, N , , 1-L. - f , . Q,f,,.I.f if? J faf,0:14,-f,',fg 5b.f94' ,IM 3, f fy, fwggs' ' f 4' If , V-,fra ,iv-,N fr ,f 4 ,, V, ,' f' if ' 11.34. ' 1 ca , .V S, f , '-ff iz f i -, ,V , if , y ' U-5,1 f ' ,, . ' , , i Wilson Mtebe Business Nansio, Tanzania Ann Niesley Jeanne O'Hand1y Victoria Pilalis Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Heights, Michigan Mechanicsburg, Pa. Carlisle, Pa. Lamia, Greece 'go sw Qu... 51: David Mumma G1 Biology enn Musser M athemati cs Mount Joy, Pa. M ount Joy, Pa, , l , . I 3 2 ffiyifsf-f,,fLf,'.fv1f-a 4g.a,17.- ff-52. ,1-ia W I Edmund Reitz Grady Robinson Behavioral Science Business PalmCfl0l1, PH- Williamsburg, Pa. Adeline Schillen Richard Schin Behavioral Sclefwe Behavioral Science Copper Hill, Virginia Camp Hill, Pa. . J i , i , 124.54 -Mel, 1 ll9 YM 4 '1 J. Dallas Wolgcm th nA' I , S If bf . , , .4 7 'W Q . h k Linda Sechrist Robert Shelly Teffy Smith Ffed St0flCI' Albert SC OC Behavioral Science Chemistry Hmofy Bellavlwlll Sfience ggllloggthtown pa Red Lion Pa Bradenton, Florida AHHVIUC, Pa. Shiremanstown, Pa. iza , ' r ' ,, , ,.,, .,. ., ' f ,I 5 , . A ' n .V Murcia Strominger Elizabeth Swoyer Eunice Wanjema Martha Whitermore Donald Wingert Niiizsiing B.S. Behavioral Science Home Economics History Behavioral Science Milytown, Pa. Reading, Pa. Kijabe, Kenya Lansdale, Pa. Waynesboro, Pa. ffliflil - . , ' .ju fl , , , , J. , 1 , C llf'l0.E'5' u Iflllhllll? Yoda? unfold YOUHCU Wendell Zercher Linda Zimmerman Moum jcyy' pn' H r .cb C0 0m'Cs H1-vfvfy Behavioral Science Nllf-W18 3-S- fi FIS llfgy Pa. Reinholds, Pa, Grantham, Pa. Sunbury, Pa' 120 I Fl Vivam boun camp aften excite and r met l name havoc initia learn With begai cnligl clima limcl us wi ll yea to liv more- rcspc onc's indep and f- year unm- avcra will 1. FRESHMEN Vivacious, blindly excited, we bounded onto the Messiah Campus bringing with us Sunday afternoon football games, the excitement of dating, and fresh and rejuvenating ideas. We were met by unfamiliar faces and names, rules and standards, the havoc of registration and initiation, and the challenge of learning. With a headlong plunge we began our studies expecting enlightenment which would climax with our names under the limelight of Dean's List. Many of us were disappointed. But it was a year of experience-of learning to live with other people, to be more considerate of others, to respect the viewpoint alien to one's own, of learning to be independent and to accept defeat and success in stride. It was a year of intangible experiences, unmeasurable by grade averages-experiences which will only be fully valued in the future. 'S ,U I 'Y .PK ff? Patricia Ackerman Anthony Alexander Harold Barrett Janice Baugher Donald Bauman lfiolfigy Bel1a1'im'al Science History Biolggy Business Brooklyn, New York Harrisburg, Pa. Mount Carmel, Pa. York, Pa. Souderton Pa l NYJ loan Beale ng William Bishop S his x. liu.uli.s'li Hman, uzanne BOOK - Carol Breneman Verle Brubaker Warfordsburg, Pa. Fort Myers Florida ifsiflrgifirzonzzcs Behavioral Science Biology Y ' ansas Manheim, Pa- Newburg, Pa. .Qu - 1615, . 73,1 ' 'o, A ,vi I H ull e -, ' -z,,.,5.ag .'QQ,. gn., AQ AN -'i f'.n-- 5.5 U' R: ,.sjl.4f. .1 4.4.-4. Mc J my wh. ghvji' -'f ..'i.. 'Q 'l. . 1 is! .Q , we 122 fl is Laura Bryan Kathy Burkhart Belmvioral Science Bel1ai'i0ralSCiel1Cf Milltown, Indiana Denver, Pa. ' 4, YE: 'Y lV 1i I Jl 3 , f Y 2'-5 auman Susan Cleck Kathy Clements Edwin Cold -th Kathy Bushneil Behavioral Science Music Education English Sm! Wanda Conner Pa Music Education Lewistown, Pa. Carlisle, Pa. Wa ne b Sacred Music , . Des Moines, Iowa y s oro, Pa. Salem, Virginia ubaker , John Cooker Nancy Cooker Kimberly Derricott Lewis Detrich John Diehl III Biology History Behavioral Science English Business , pa Oreland Pa, Oreland, Pa. Mahanoy City, Pa. Altoona, Pa. York Springs, Pa. 'fb A32 'O' M, W- w h rt Faylh DiX0I1 Lamar Dourte Maxine Dourte Bonnie EI1S1C - 1133? Engle Burk a. Ce English Behavioral Science Nll Sl 18 BCS- Home Economics Abiline Kansas 2ff1'Sf'f'1 Galena, Maryland Manheim Pa Manheim, Pa. Mount Joy, Pa. i 1 , h 123 5 S+ Eugene Engle Biology Palmyra, Pa. 1 Sally Goodyear licl1m':'n1'ul Scicncg Shircmanslown, Pa, q S na., , Janette Engle Nursing B.S. Nappanee, Indiana '!e,,rg?Ls: . S AU M1 ' Joanne Hammond Music Educalion Enola, Pa. I Q 'V an X ,. iff' uf fa Y gif f ri 1' 1 ai 1 , rg Q w 63 J , Annabeth Fadenrecht Home Economics York Springs, Pa. Bruce Garman Larry Gibble Behavioral Science Sacred Music Saskatoon, Sask. Myerstown, Pa. Kathleen Hayes Steven Heise Beth HCiSCY h Behavioral Science English Behavioral Sclence sender-ron, Pa. Upland, Calif. Manhelmi Pa' 'B-.. --'i x'll'IQlHl HClldflClK Dorm HIM gl mx . V Hml 'U'v C'l14'r11ir'1i-5-5 Earl Hess Ruth Hildebrand Susan Hoffmap S.lf.lNUl.l. lfloridu cbncqo if P Rolilqjon Behavioral Science Belmy1'0rf1l5CleIlCE . 5.1. a. Mercersburg, Pa. Hatboro Pa. Massillon, Ohio 124 4. Marga Histor. M illers Q lcan H Home Chalfo 5 as 4 Tw- ,,, 4. Y. v. -5 -.L Sandra Bfllavif Lebano 'b Margaret Hoke Beverly Houck xwn P History Bel1avi0raIScienCe ' a' Millersburg, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa, if 158 A Y f 2- , s 6' Y R gil ? 'W' 113 K K as 5, R 1 ! 1 x 'G ' ' 'JT l l J 'l 1 f r e ae W leisey Jean Hunsberger Deborah Hut hi er A .. fzssw r 1 . H . c mson D 'd Exlggzence C5512 Ilicogfmzcs Behavioral Science Hilggrioneg 1'l?'ll1?.mas Keckler Ruth Kite 2 , - f ' U 1 - mess - P and, Callf. Lowell, Mass. Gettysburg Pa Iifggigzbgy I P a ' a es, a If ' kv- r '9'N 'Qqfn--1' 1 Sandra Hman B611 ' . J ' , Ho I Science LebZv1oralSCzence BOT Ifandls r M arran Landis Michael Lawver Paul Leister vmfa I U011, Pa, 9 ClVl0ralSc1ence En '1 l R I' ' M tl t' I Ohio Telford Pa 1.5 l e lglOll 0 1617161 ICS 'Hon' ' ' Lrtrtz, Pa. McClure, Pa. BCdf0fCl, PH- 125 -Q! William Long Kenneth Mark llvlifqiufz llismry Sandra Martin Music Education cmmnlwiii. Pai. Palmyra, Pa. Clarence Center, New York if 3 llsiry Nlinnick s Linda Nissley 'i 'f'L -'ff Aflll,Il'H1lIIlf'.S' James Musser . . i BUIIIIVI' 1rafS ' ' S. lflglllllldxl, New Jersey Ontario. Calif. pulmyril Pqcllllce .CD 6, f JM Susan Martin Nursing B.S. Clayton, Ohio Ronald Miller Business Lewisberry, Pa. Brenda Nye Home Economics St. Thomas, Pa. ,Vx 1 ni FI -W I ,,.. is .F 2 f - 4, M H R .. g' U 'X MWC Cnilc Rllxx A - - cll J., , -V H-'fm 1,1-uzfflngli Xlllxifr' If S Xkimnt Sain' Robtfflll Shlifllbklllgh i.iniimm.., x -i 1- - N . - 2' 'W lfialwv .1 L l '-'NU N lt! ginlun,Ul1m Tlmkh, ,k ,I f IQL' X , , .innor . I.1. Roaring Spring, Pa 126 f 3 David Patton Belzaviorul Science Millerstown, P3- ii vile 599 Donna Shenk 1 llmm' Ec'nnon11c'S Washington Boro' Pa' gr Eilcer Britax New 1 Barb Bioll Nlec : Eg . . 5.5 nf iller A Ai V i, ,i, V, Pa. i is W - r 2 1 J , be 05 Epi? . 'asf ---.,L, mon EilCenASinclair Barbara Sipes Ronald Slabaugh ,al Science Bell0Vl0l'dl Science Nursing B.S. Chemistry, Mathematics Mn, Pal NSW Holland, Pa. Needmore, Pa. Dalton, Ohio -ff' 5 Barbara Sn d Shank Biology Y er Robert Snyder Economics Mwhanicsburg Pa Biology szton Boro, Pa' ' ' Mechanicsburg, Pa. E gli. F , if x ov fi 4 Charles Sollenberger BllSl'l1C'.Y.S' Chambersburg, Pa. 127 my-...,, .auf Doris Slagenweit Home Economics Martinsburg, Pa. ' 3 ,. on 52152-3151-Zf,f'j3,: 1' .'I'Ig..f.f,f:- E uf.: I 4 K Q. .--14:14-we-ve::ff::-:-,- ,-fi 3-ms 1-If f .-f. , ,L ge ,W 3 Ji -ff: - . , - Q -V , e2f5feff-:w'fm.' .f f f ' - 5,4i ,g, ,g'-':' Frank Stanco Biology Grantham, Pil- 291 Carol Slentz Behavioral Science Ft. Washington, Pa. . I f VW,-1 ,Ig K5 ,f ' e. i , ,-5.51 1 '- -vi f we-1. i .i.., , , 2451.5 r- ,v 1 1, .vaelf fm Pamela Stees Behavioral SCi6flCf? Lewistown, PH- T Wilm1iSlollzfus RHIPT1 Stoner . ,l,,L,l,',1, Belzavioral Science Wgilsonloxxn, Pu. Mechanicsburg, P21- nw 1 Gerald Undcrkoillcr Laura Warfcl '1 1'l'lf' Horne Econonzics PZlif'I1j'l'Al. Pai. Halifax, pa. S i wx, S' A in., In H .1 XMI! David Witter '.HL'l,Hl' l3i'liai'iin'nl Sl'il'lIl'l' fQlIilNiL' P1 3 ' I crkusic, Pa, 55.5, Nu Arlene Thrush Susan Troxell Carol Sue Umberger Behavioral Science English Music E,1,,Ca,f0,, Greencastle, Pa. Northumberland, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa 1 '-if 'Ji '19 kv-f' fwfh ' . Linda Weaver Belzavioral Science Lebanon, Pa. Marlene Weaver M nsic Education Lebanon, Pa. David Wengerd Chemistry Orrville, Ohio Marlin Witter Brenda Wolgemuth Wilmajeflfl Wofk .'il!llllC'lI1llliC.Y Beliniioral Science Home Economics Chambersburg, Pa. Elizabethtown, Pa. Lancaster, P3- 128 6- nd Wengerd Hnistry LIC Education Umberger DVERTISEME TS The look of enrichment, through giving- F rom: People who believe in people, To: The students of Messiah College. if ville, Ohio - k 'ilmalean WOT me Econ0miCS o zncastefv Pa' ,548 'qg '-w ' During the first years of my acquaintance with Messiah College students, I was impressed by their friendliness, sincerity and dedication to convictions. Since then many have come and scattered around the world in many fields of endeavor. Some have returned to leadership roles of Messiah College itself. Today some of you are returning as second generation students to the school your parents loved. T . . . . he college has grown greatly in size, number of buildings and people since those earlier years. But still I am impressed by you, the students, by YOUI' war th ' ' m , sincerity and eagerness to attack the problems of today and by the evi- dences of your convictions. It is my hope that you will, in the spirit of the founding Fathers of your alma mat k ' ' er, eep that trust given you and that you will pass the same on to succeeding generations. The pleasure was mine t h o s are in a small way of making this a photographic memory of your friends at Messiah College. I, too, look forward to renewing our ac u ' t ' q ain ances in the days ahead. -H. L. 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Main Street Nappanee, Indiana PARAMOUNT BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Hagerstown, Maryland PUSLINCH COMMUNITY BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH 0 I-Iespeler, Ontario, Canada SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALLEN, WILLIAM BAKER, PRISCILLA MCSA Activities Vice-President 3, Social Committee 2, Class Secretary 2, Gospel Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 2, CCF Secretary 3, Forensic Society 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Junior Resident 3, 4, President 3, PSEA 2, 3, Arts and Letters Club 3, 4, Ivy Rustles 3, Intramurals 1, 2. BAKER, STEVEN p MCSA Social Committee 2, 4, Class Vice-President 3, Gospel Team 1, 2, CCF Vice-President 3, Varsity Club 4, PSEA 2, 3, Dorm Council Secretary 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Basketball 1, 2, 3, Coach 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. BOMGARDNER, NANCY ANN Oratorio Society 3, 4. BOOK, ANITA Oratorio Society 3, Gos el Te 3' I Council Secretary 4. p am , vy Rustles 3, Judiciary BOOK, MORRIS MCSA Senator 2, 3, Class Vice-President 1, President 4, Judiciar Cou 'l J ' ' ' ' I y nci ustice 3, Chief Justice 4, Oratorio SOCIQW 13 Ch0ral Society 1, Gospel Team 2, President 3, Clarion 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BOOSE, AUDREY BRIGHT, RONALD BROWN, RICHARD Camera Club 4. CARBAUGH, GARY MCSA Social Committee 3, Work Day Committee 2, Athletic Representative 2, Gospel Team 1, Varsity Club 4' Clarion 3, 4, Athletic Council 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Co-captain 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. 7 CARR, RHoDA CRIDER, LARRY Oratorio Society 1, Choral Society 1, Intramurals 1, Platform Arts 3, Polyphonic 3. DOURTE, PHYLLIS MCSA Senator 2, 3, Book of Semester Committee 4, Class Secretary 4, Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Polyphonic 2, 3, Choral Society 1, Trio 2, 3, Octet 1, Gospel Team 3, Missionary Society 1, PSEA 1, 4, Arts and Letters Club 3, Platform Arts Secretary 2, Clarion 2, Dorm Council 2, Intramurals 2. DOURTE, RAY MCSA Senator 4, Social Committee 3, 4, Oratorio SocietY 1, 3, 4, Polyphonic 3, 4, Choral Society 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ENGLE, CONNIE , MCSA Senator 1, Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3Q Chor 31 SOCICFY 1, 2, Polyphonic 3, 4, Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 33Sff1nS Quartet 3, Gospel Team 1, 2, CCF 3, PSEA 3- ENGLE, STAN I MCSA Senator 2, 3, Work Day Committee 3, Judiciary Council Justice 4, Oratorio Society 1, Platform Arts 2, 3, 4, President 2, Treasurer 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 4- 138 ESH1 MCS, Comf Class 2, Df Socie City l Pfesit 2, 3, EVA FEA PSE FLG Poly FO? GE4 Gos GE Ora Let GI Ch GI M4 Int H. Mi Cl Cl l t , r l Ommlllee 2- l9Varsit 61 1 ralsl Y lla ,2,3,4g t s r l 1 t t l K , 2, 3, I l l 'amurals 13 L l l ommittee 43 Class 'olyphonic 2, 33 A pel Team 33 rd Letters Club 33 I rm Council 23 l 3 Oratorio Societl if E3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Choral Socitll cliestra 2, 33 smng IEA 3' Lee 3, Judiciary, 4, A115 21 f alfflfm 2 4 ,I 33 Soccer , ' I, ONALD ESHLEMATBR 2 4, Treasurer 4, Student Forum lVlCSA'SenzEhairman 2, Budget Committee Chairman 43 Commrtteed nt 3. Gospel Team Manager 33 CCF President sr 6 Class Pre I I 223- A A.E.S. Coordinator 3, 43 Peace s 23DramatrC 3 ,4,PfbSlt1C11t 43 Koinonia Society 3, 43 Inner Society lgimaitrllian 4? Clio Club 2, 3, 43 PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4, City 3, 4, 1- Arts and Letters Club 2, 3, 43 Platform Arts 1, . en 9 grgillntramurals l, 2- EVANS, EUGENE Elilockey 1, 2, 3. FLOYD, CAROL polyphonic 43 PSEA 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarion 2, 3. FOX, JAMES GEORGE, BETTY Gospel Team 4, Junior Resident 4, PSEA 3, 4. GERBER, DAWN Oratorio Society 33 Gospel Team 2, 33 PSEA 3, 43 Arts and Letters Club 4. GIBBLE, ARLENE Chapel Choir 1. GROVE, DENA MCSA Senator 43 Home Economics Chapter President 2, 4 Intramurals 1, HAECKER, ERNEST MCS - . Chapiziilgflgbn Committee 3, Project Committee 33 Class Q , e OSPCJ Team 2, Manager 3, PSEA 2, 3, Cr' lub 2, Arts and Letters Club 3, IO HAIR, SHERRY MCSA Senator 1, Judiciary Com ' - 2 lg Polyphonic 29 Quintet 1 n M. mittee 2, Oratorio Society Intramurals 1, 2. , rssronary Society 1, 2g HAMMAN, JOHN MCSA Senator 4 Acad ' . , emlC Affairs C ' - Committee 43 Class Treasurer 3, Vice-CI'Ii1eEi1clE-:e1ft2I'ICC,Ject Club 2, 3, 4, President 4' I 7 10 , ntramurals l, 2, 3, HERMAN, MARILYN PSEA 2, 3, 43 Home Economics Chapter 3, 4, HOFFMAN, DONNA Ivy Rustles 3. HUNSBERGER, JOAN MCSA Senator 2, 3, Secretary 4, Promotion Committee 3, Budget Committee 3, Trailbook Revision Committee 2, 3, Judicial Formulation Committee 43 Oratorio Society 13 Gospel Team 23 Platform Arts 1 3 Clarion 2, 3, Editor 33 Intramurals 1. JENNINGS, GARRY Gospel Team 23 Missionary Society Vice-President 43 PSEA 2, 33 Dorm Council Advisor 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3, 4. ESTRADA, ELIZABETH CKIENZLEJ A Oratorio Society 13 Chapel Choir 23 Gospel Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 43 Missionary Society 23 Intramurals 1, 2. LAUTENSCHLAGER, PAUL MCSA Senator 43 Budget Committee 4, MCSA Codebook Committee 4, Class Ring C0mmittC6 45 Judiclafy Council Justice 33 Committee for Oneness in Christ 33 Young Republican Club 4. LECKRoNE, TERRY A I MCSA Senator 2, Intercollegiate Committee 2, YOUHS . . ' ' ' 43 Cl' Republicans 43 PCHCC SOCICIY 21K0m0ma Soclety 3' . 10 Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g IVY Rustles 2' 42F0fenS1C Society l, 2- l39 LEHMAN, GLADYS LENKER, DAVID Camera Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3. LONG, CRAIG i Choral Society 1, Dorm Council 4, Athletic Council 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. LONG, ROBERT LUTZ, HENRY MARTIN, JOHN Class Treasurer 4, Brass Ensemble 2, PSEA 3. MERRIS, MELVA Polyphonic 2, 3, Woodwind Ensemble 4. MILLER, CAROL Oratorio Society 1, 3, Platform Arts 1, Intramurals 1. MILLER, DARYL Oratorio Society 2, 3, Choral Society 2, 3, Polyphonic 4, Gospel Team 2, CCF 2, 3, President 3, Varsity Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, Soccer 4. MILLER, SARAH Oratorio Society 1 2 3' Gospel T , , , eam1,2,PSEA 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary-Trea ' surer 3, Intramurals 1, 2. MUMMA, EDWARD Gospel Team 1. OSTRANDER, RUSSELL PYE, ELWOOD MCSA Senator 2, 3, 4, Activities Committee 3, Class President 1, Oratorio Society 1, Choral Society 1, Clio Club 2, 3, Arts and Letters Club 3, Ivy Rustles 2, 4, Editor 4, Student Manager-Broadcastin Stud' 2 3 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1. g io , ,4,Intramurals RAEZER, PHILIP Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Polyphonic 2 3' Choral Soc' t , , ie y 4, Chapel Choir 2, 4. RAIZK, PAMELA Oratorio 3 REED, BETTY Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Clio Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Arts and Letters Club 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Chapter 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. REEDER, KATHY ANN Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Polyphonic 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Choral Society 1, Octet 1, Wind Ensemble 4, Young Republicans Club 4, PSEA 1. ROOF, ROBERTA RORABAUGH, ANNETTA Missionary Society 4, Intramurals 1, Basketball 3, 4. ROSS, EMERSON RUTT, JOHN Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. SAWYER, DONNA MCSA Social Committee 3, Ivy Rustles 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . , 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. 140 SHE1 ClaSS S0016 Missi Coml Came SMIU MCS Oratm Athlc 2, 3, SOB Platf SOL Clasi Gos1 2, 3, Intrz SPL MC Conn Tea Res 4, H lass Clio Club lllor 4g liramurals al Society etary- Llb 2, 3, 4, :retary 4, mg , 4. urals 1, 2' SHELLY, JAMIE? Judiciary Council Justice 2, Oratorio Cla5sChaPla1n dos, 61,1-eam 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Society 1, 2, 3,- t 5, 2 Vice-President 1, Assembly Missionary gogllallwel, Committee 44 Chapel Ch0ir 1, 2, . t C Commit 6 ,4- PSEA 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4- Camera 9 SMITH, PAT C mittee 2, Work Day Committee 2, MCSA Assemflyz Gospel Team 1, 2, 3, Clarion 33 Oratorrogffci 1' 4l Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, .C 0 , , Athleti 25 35 19 27 37 4' KATHY In Clarion 3, Intramurals 1, Basketball 2. a 7 LENBERGER, JOYCE u Secretary 3, Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3, Chapel Choir 3, Gospel Team 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Inner City 3, 4, PSEA 2, 3, 4, Arts and Letters Club 3, 4, Ivy Rustles 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. SPURRIER, JOHN MCSA Senator 4, Orientation Committee 2, Assembly Committee Chairman 4, Class Vice-President 2, Gospel Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club President 4, Clarion 3, ResidentAssistant 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3 4,Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. 9 STAHL, JUDY Gospel Team 1, 2, PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarion 2, 3. STILWELL, BONNIE Oratorio Society 2, 3, Gospel Team 2, Dining Hall Committee 3, Junior Class S ' l At 2 oera Committee 3, Platform HIS t3, 45II1Iramurals 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Ockey Manager 3. MER, MARLIN Rustlesiinitif 4, Nomination Committee 4, Debate I , Ivy STROMINGER, MARILYN Oratorio Society 2, 3, 4- P 1 h - . , Trio 2, 3, Gospel Tea 2 0 YP 01110 4,.Choral Society 2, 3, 2. m , 3, Symphonic Band 45 Orchestra SWARTZ, WILLIAM MCSA Assembly Committee 4. TREECE, GLENN Judiciary Council J ustie e4,TraflieC t4,S - Basketball1,2,3,4, our OCCCI4' TYSON, BETH MCSA Social Committee 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Oratorio Society 1, 2, Trio 2, Quartet 1, Gospel Team 3' Student Representative to Student Affairs Committee 4 ,, PSEA 4, Dorm Council 2, 3, President 3. VAN SICKLE, LOUISE Oratorio Society 1, 2, 3, Chapel Choir 1, 2. WESTON, LARRY Gospel Team 2, PSEA 1, 2, Varsity Club 4, Athletic Council 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l,BasebalI 1, 2, 3, 4. WILSON, DANA Chapel Choir l, 2, Platform Arts 1, 2, Student Director 2, Arts and Letters Club 2, Intramurals 1. WINTERS, PAT Basketball 1. YEATTS, JoHN I MCSA Senator 2, Oratorio Society 1, 23 Choral SOCICIY 1, 2, Assistant Manager 2, Gospel Team 2, 3, Manager.-29 IVY Rustles l, 2, Platform Arts 1, Varsity Club 45 Athletic Representative 1, Intramurals I, Basketball 1, 2, 3,BaSCbHl1 2, 3, 4. l4l Ackermon, Patricia Acworth, Scott Alexander, Anthony Allen, Deane Allen, William Arnold, Terry Babikian, Linda Bailey, Lucille Baker, Priscilla Baker, Steven Barr, David Barr, Doris Barr, Richard Barrett, Harold Barrett, Robert Baugher, Janice Bauman, Donald Beale, Joan Bean, John Beck, Lois Bell, Samuel Bencsik, Connie Berdanier, Deborah Bert, Doris Bert, Ray Bert, Samuel Bishop, William Bomgardner, Nancy Book, Anita Book, Morris Book, Priscilla Book, Sue Borges, Israel Bowers, David Brandt, Lois Brandt, Ralph Breneman, Carol Brice, Elmer Bright, Richard Bright, Ronald Brown, Gretchen Brown, Jeffrey Brown, Richard Brubaker, Carol Brubaker, James Brubaker, Rachel Brubaker, Ray Brubaker, Verle Brumbaugh, Linda Bryan, Laura Buckwalter, Pauline Burkhart, Kathy Burkholder, Sharon Burton, Sandra Bushnell. Kathy Bushong, Vicky Byers, Ruth Ann STUDE T DIRECTORY 362 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 900 S. Royal St., York, Penna. 56 Alton Lick Apts., Harrisburg, Penna. Grantham, Penna. 922 Green St., Harrisburg, Penna. 3529 March Drive, Camp Hill, Penna. 447 Argyle Rd., Drexel Hill, Penna. 885 W. 11th St., Upland, California 5 Pine Park Dr., Lewistown, Penna. 5 Pine Park Dr., Lewistown, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 6, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 33 N. Market St., Mt. Carmel, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 744 Noonan Rd., York, Penna. 439 N. Main St., Souderton, Penna. Warfordsburg, Penna. Berrysburg, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 214 W. Summit St., Souderton, Penna. 26 Arnold Pk., Rochester, N.Y. Route 1, Newburg, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R. D. 1, Newburg, Penna. 4434 Lakeside Ave., N. Fort Myers, Florida Route 1, Box 540, Annville, Penna. 1245 N. Catalina Ave., Pasadena, California 935 W. Arrow Highway, Upland, California Box 711, Bulawayo, Rhodesia R.D. 4, Abilene, Kansas 3318 Seymour Ave., New York, N.Y. 233 E. Main St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 304 N. Birch, Hillsboro, Kansas Trindle Trailer Park, Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Manheim, Penna. R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. R.D. 4, Bethlehem, Penna. 5 Wood Lane, Carlisle, Penna. 111 Spruce St., Shiremanstown, Penna. 941 Sunset Ave., Waynesboro, Penna. 107 N. Front St., Newport, Penna. R.D. 2, Lititz, Penna. R.D. 3, Box 315, Elizabethtown, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 131, Choma, Zambia R.D. 1, Newburg, Penna. 772 Quince Ave., Upland, California Box 212, Milltown, Indiana R.D. 2, Birdsboro, Penna. Route 1, Denver, Penna. R.D. 3, Shippensburg, Penna. R.D. 5, Wellsboro, Penna. 3840 14th St., Des Moines, Iowa R.D. 1, Leola, Penna. 501 East Mulberry St., Elizabethtown, Penna. 142 122 Not pictured 5 1, 122 3 8 Not pictured Not pictured 60,107 44,45,53,115 40,41,83 41,55,56,74 83 59,64,107 36 26 122 27,50 78,122 122 60,122 107 27 Not pictured 1 15 Not pictured 1 15 Not pictured Not pictured 122 42, 83 43, 84 43, 82, 84 54, 1115 59, 122 Not pictured 107 42, 56 72 122 Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured 56, 64, 107 84 Not pictured 40, 59, 115 36 Not pictured 122 60, 107 77, 122 48, 115 122 115 112 59, 123 55 51, 64, 107 Cagliostro, Samuel Carbaughf Gary Carballghv Lois Carr, Allen Carr, Rhoda Carter, Suzanne Cassel, D- Wayne Norma giiasreiiberlain, Daniel Charles, Nancy Charles, Wilma Jean Charlton, Mark Cleck, Susan Clements, Kathy ciimenhasa, Asa climenhasa, Dafyl Coldsmith, Edwin Conner, Wanda Conrad, Carol Cook, Ruby Cooker, John Cooker, N21I1Cy Cooper, Rachel Coover, Ethel Cordell, Donna Crasten, D0I1I1a Crider, Gail Crider, KCI1 Crider, Larry Crider, Neda Crider, Rudyard Crider, Sally ADH Crist, Richard Culbertson, Peggy Cummings, Mary Curry, Edna Dallam, Ann Danner, Donna Davidson, Lois Deaner, Arliss Deaven, Evelyn Deholf, Freda Derricott, Kimberly Detrich, Lewis Deyhle, Mary Jean Dick, Millicent Diehl, John Dixon, Fayth Dixon, Roy Dohner, Ernest Dohner, Ruth Dohner, Ruth Dourte, Elma Dourte, Esther Dourte, Lamar Dourte, Loine Dourte, Maxine Dourte, Phyllis Dourte, Ray Dourte, Ruth Drescher, Lukg Drum, Cameron Eaken, Elizabeth 6 Linden Ave., West L Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna, Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna, 1614 Albright St., Hershey, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Perma, Messiah College, Grantham, Penna, 5 Conway Dr Mechanic b -, s urg, Penna. Box 149, Messiah College Grantham R.D. 1, Hamlin, Kansas , i P R.D. 2, Stevensville, Ontario, Canada R.D. 3, Box 101, Lewistown, Penna. R.D. 2, Carlisle, Penna. Garden Drive, Grantham, Penna. 529 West Penn Ave., Cleona, Penna. 133 S. Broad St., Waynesboro, Penna. 533 Kesler Mill Rd., Salem, Virginia 5217 Windsor Blvd. Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. 614 Meadow Lane, Oreland, Penna. 614 Meadow Lane, Oreland, Penna. 4306 Scott Ave., Salem, Oregon R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. Route 3, Greencastle, Penna. N. Walnut St., Dallastown, Penna. R.D. 3, Elizabethtown, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 3, Elizabethtown, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 130 Shell St., Harrisburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Chambersburg, Penna. 3024 Duke St., Harrisburg, Penna. 4016 Michigan Ave., Gulfport, Miss. 5 North 29th St., Camp Hill, Penna. R.D. 5, Hanover, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 145 Penwood Rd., York, Penna. R.D. 1, Pine Grove, Penna. Route 1, Littlestown, Penna. 423 East Centre St., Mahanoy City, Penna. 111 13th Ave., Juniata, Altoona, Penna. 5211 Kerns Rd., Springfield, Ohio 50 High St., Montrose, Penna. Box 151, York Springs, Penna. Route 1, Galena, Maryland Wallaceton, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Route 1, Elizabethtown, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 586, Manheim, Penna. 2731 Kimberly Rd.. Lancaster, Penna. R.D. 2, Manheim, Penna. R.D. 2, Manheim, Penna. Ong Branch, NJ, enna. R.D. 2, Manheim, Penna. Bainbridge Road. Route 1, Elizabethtown, Penna. 2731 Kimberly Rd., Lancaster, Penna. 2731 Kimberly Rd., Lancaster, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 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Box 280A Gardners, Penna. 143 NOI pictured 56, 85 41, 42, 113 107 85 115 27 37 25 107 115 44, 45, 106, 107 123 59, 64, 123 32 45, 46, 56,115 59, 123 59, 123 Not pictured 38 123 45, 123 Not pictured Not pictured 78, 115 78, 115 78, 107 Not pictured 44, 85 37 Not pictured 107 60, 64, 107 112 115 . 115 32 45 64, 115 27, 36 45, 46, 53, 108 52 116 64, 123 64,123 42, 60, 64, 116 63 60, 123 123 52 38 38 51, 108 59,63 , 116 40, 42, 60, 62, 73, 103 59,61,121,123 60, 62, 116 60, 62, 123 42, 82, 86 40, 41, 44, 45, 60, 86 32 27, 72 Not pictured Not pictured Eaken, John Ebersole, Bryon Ebersole, Esther Ebersole, Nancy Ebersole, TimothY Eby, John Eifert, Craig Enck, Phyllis Engle, Beth Engle, Bonnie Engle, Connie Engle, Dale Hershey Engle, Dale Wagaman Engle, Eugene Engle, Gerald Engle, Janette Engle, Millard Engle, Phyllis Engle, Stanley Engle, Vaughn Esau, Kenneth Eshelman, Charles Eshelman, Mary Eshleman, Donald Estrada, Elizabeth Evans, Eugene Everett, Richard Eyster, Darrell Eyster, Joyce Eyster, Stanley Fadenrecht, Annabeth Falk, Carol Farah, George Farah, Darlene Fasbenner, Carol Fearnbaugh, Nancy Feese, Carolyn Fessler, Leora Fink, Charles Fishel, Donald Fisher, Carol Fisher, Marion Fite, William Fleming, Virginia Floyd, Carol Fohringer, Daniel Fohringer, Marian Fohringer, Ray Fox, James French, Alice Frey, David Frey, Patricia Fries, Priscilla Fueller, John Funck, Diane Funck, Larry Funk, Charles Ganoe, Bonnie Ganoe, Glenn Garman, Bruce Garman, Howard Garman, J. Henry Garman, Lorraine R.D. 2, Box 280A Gardners, Penna. 1812 Thompson Ave., Lebanon, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 2, Martinsburg, Penna- 306 E. Penn Ave., CICODH, P60113- Route 1, Root Manor, Manheim, Penna. 1745 Catasauqua Rd., Bethlehem, Penna. R.D. 2, Denver, Penna. R.D. 1, Manchester, Kansas Box 217, R.D. 1, Mount Joy, Penna. 1466 West Arrow Hwy., Upland, California MHS Madison, Hershey, Penna. R.D. 1, Manchester, Kansas R.D. 2, Box 562, Palmyra, Penna. 411 E. High St., Elizabethtown, Penna. 605 E. Market St., Nappanee, Indiana 608 N. Buckeye, Abilene, Kansas Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 217, Mount Joy, Penna. 1466 West Arrow Hwy., Upland, California Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 132, Cleona, Penna. Hillcrest Apt. 4, Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 2924 Vestal Parkway, Vestal, N.Y. 6321 Mayfair Dr., Clarence Center, N.Y. 805 Willow Lane, Normon, Oklahoma R.D. 2, Thomas, Oklahoma 2 South 2nd St., Dillsburg, Penna. R.D. 2, York Springs, Penna. Box 9, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 154, Chesapeake City, Maryland Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Route 2, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 38 High St., Pine Grove, Penna. Box 33, York Springs, Penna. 69 N. Main St., Dover, Penna. 1014 Port Carbon St., Pottsville, Penna. Scenic Drive, Shepherdstown, Penna. 214 Seventh St., New Cumberland, Penna. 5203 Deerheld Ave., Mechanicsburg, Penna. Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Wheeler, Michigan R.D. 1, Manheim, Penna. Route 1, Abilene, Kansas 5 E. Marble St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 3806 Vine St., Camp Hill, Penna. 2414 Greencrest Dr., Bethlehem, Penna. 600 W. Walnut St., Palmyra, Perma, 600 W. Walnut St., Palmyra, Penna, R.D. 1, Halifax, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 907 Trotter 43 Stewart Place, Shippensburg, Penna. 907 Trotter, Cresc, Saskat 136 WSSICY Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. , 144 , Cresc, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada oon, Saskatchewan Canada Not pictured 1 16 35 106, 108 116 Not pictured 64 108 49, 108 55, 63, 123 61, 86 . 50, 60, 62, 63, 1 60, 61, 72,123 54, 59, 121, 124 42, 60, 72, 108 60, 78, 124 116 27, 36 43, 56, 87 47, 56,72,116 27 32 28 41, 50, 51, 87 92 87 Not pictured 74 116 108 121, 124 Not pictured 26 60, 62, 108 59, 61, 116 88 78 Not pictured 108 Not pictured 60, 116 Not pictured 112 Not pictured 88 Not pictured 38 38 88 40, 41, 50, 109 59, 109 60, 114, 116 Not pictured 49, 52, 109 116 49, 50 Not pictured 35 Not pictured 63, 124 Not pictured 45 28, 78 14,11 116, 121 Geesey, Kenneth Ge0fgC, Gerber, Dawn Gibble, Arlene Gibble, Joanne Gibble, Laffl' Glenn, CathY Godfrey, Ruth Good, Eugene Good, Glen Good, PCSSY Goodyear, Sally GOI-ity, David Gossert, Rllbl' Gotwald, Harold Grant, David Grant, Roger Grove, Della Grumbine, Paul Haase, Jurgen Habecker, ROY Haecker, Ernest Hager, Betty Hain, James Haines, Faithe Hair, Sherry Hall, Edward Hall, Howard Halvorsen, Glen Hammaker, Donna Hamman, John Hammond, Joanne Harbold, Della Haslam, Jane Hayes, Kathleen Heinbaugh, Joyce Heise, Glen Heise, Mary Lou Heise, Steve Heisey, Audrey Heisey , Avery Heisey, Beth Heisey, Beulah Heisey, Orville Heisey, Paul Helfrick, Miriam Helmuth, Frederick Hensel, Clifton Herber, Elmer Herman, Marilyn Herr, S ara Hess, Dean Hess, Earl Hess, Darlene Hess, Karl Higgins, Judith Higgins, William Hildebrand, Ruth Hochstetler, Esther Hoffman, Karen Hoffman, Rachael Hoffman, Susan Hoffmeier, Rose Mar ie RD- 2, Box 39 B.C., Hollidaysburg, Penna. R.D. 1 Hughesville Pe , , nna. Route 2, Palmyra, Penna. R.D. 2, Columbia, Penna. R.D. 2, Columbia, Penna. Route 2, Myerstown, Penna. 760 Cumberland Ave., Chambersburg, Penna. R.D. 3, York, Penna. R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Narvon, Penna. Route 1, Airville, Penna. Main St., Shiremanstown, Penna. 308 E. 2815 Jefferson St., Altoona, Penna. Box 257, Route 2, Fayetteville, Penna. 1229 Rising Sun Ave., Parkland, Penna. P.O. Box 79, Sacramento, Penna. 3A Hemlock Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. Route 3, Shippensburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. 7 Stuttgart, Germany R.D. 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 771 Cinnaminson St., Philadelphia, Penna. Mechanicsburg, Penna. Wingert Drive, R.D. 2, 18 E. Fifth Ave., York, Pemia. 3850 S. Iddings Rd., West Milton, Ohio 206 W. Maplewood Ave., Mechanicsburg, Pen 216 S. York St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Hagersville, Ontario, Canada 36 Windermere Dr., Yonkers, N.Y. 111 W. Coover St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 903 Main St., Saxton, Penna. Box 224, Enola, Penna. R.D. 1, Dillaburg, Penna. 321 S. Nicholas St., St. Clair, Penna. R.D. 1, Souderton, Penna. Harrisonville, Penna. 219 N. Main St., New Madison, Ohio R.D. 1, Unionville, Ontario, Canada 912 Magnolia, Upland, California Ha. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 29, Route 3, Manheim, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Newville, Penna. Route 1, Box 252, Mount Joy, Penna. 4747 10th St., Sarasota, Florida R.R. 1, Nappanee, Indiana 204 N.E. 7th St., Abilene, Kansas Plaza Hotel, St. Augustine, Florida R.D. 2, Muncy, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 344, Conestoga, Penna. Route 2, Box 216-A, Mercersburg, Penna. Box 276, R.D. 2, Mount Joy, Penna. 24 Carlton Rd., Hershey, Penna. R.D. 6, Forge Rd. 84 Fairview St., Carlisle, Penna. R.D. 6, Forge Rd. 84 Fairview St., Carlisle, 723 Preston Land, Hatboro, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 209, Nappanee, Indiana 120 North River St., Maytown, Penna. R.D. 2, Greencastle, Penna. 5201 Pin Oak Ave., Massillon, Ohio 1316 Wabank Rd., Lancaster, Penna. 145 Penna. 116 89 89 89 59, 63, 117 59, 124 40, 59, 63, 117 78 Not pictured Not pictured 41, 55, 117 124 Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured 28 90 34 42, 44, 56, 109 Not pictured 90 36 60, 62, 63, 117 117 Not pictured Not pictured 49, 50, 54, 56, 109 Not pictured 40, 52, 117 42, 53, 82, 90 60, 64, 124 62, 117 60, 78, 109 124 Not pictured 44, 45, 46, 51, 59, 117 60, 44, 45, 74, 124 46, 109 34 60, 63, 124 36 28 112 124 40, 59, 64, 109 40, 42, 46, 59, 109 32 91 32 124 124 78, 117 43, 55, 117 33 28 124 117 109 Not pictured 124 91 114, 117 Hoke, Kenneth Hoke, Margaret Holmes, John Hontz, Charles Hoover, Kenneth Hoover, Roger Hopple, Jeffrey Horning, NancY Hostetter, Carol Hostetter, D. Ray Hostetter, Donald Houck, Beverly Huang, Henry Hubler, Marlin Hunsberger, Jean Hunsberger, Joan Hunt, Ruth Hurst, Judith Hurst, Kenneth Hutchinson, Deborah Imboden, John Ip, Willy Isaac, Jerry Jacobs, Claude Jennings, Garry Jennings, Richard Jones, David Junn, Dennis Justice, Neil Kale, David Kanode, Beth Karper, Rosemary Kauffman, Doris Keckler, Thomas Kegarise, John Keller, Faithe Keller, Mark Kelly, Brooke Kent, Mary Kaye Keough, James Kidd, Richard King, Samuel Kirchner, Walter Kirkpatrick, Richard Kite, Ruth Klein, Lucinda Kline, Bonita Kling, James Klinger, Linda Klopp, Sandra Koppenhaver, David Koser, Donald Kposowa, Joseph Kuntz, Dennis Kuttab, George Landis, Howard Landis, Jean Landis, Joan Landis, Kenneth Landis, Marian Landis, Martin Landis, Mary Lanious, Chester 301 N. Main St., Pleasant Hill, Ohio 313 Market St., Millersburg, Penna. 4920 Arkansas Ave., Gulport, Miss. R.D. 2, Annville, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Route 1, Abilene, Kansas Spring City Rd., R.D. 1, Phoenixville, Penna. R.D. 3, Ephrata, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Perma- R.D. 1, Dillsburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Bainbridge, Penna. 96 Oak St., Forty Fort, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 1101 Pottsville St., Pottsville, Penna. Stump Rd., R.D. 1, Chalfont, Penna. Box 112, Rahns, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 220 N. Reservoir St., Lancaster, Penna. Route 1, Ephrata, Penna. 1688 First Ave., Upland, California Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 41 Yik Yam St., 2nd Floor, Happy Valley, Hong Kong 201 E. Portland, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 2754 Chapel Rd., Lancaster, Penna. 3315 Pine Tree Terrace, Erie, Penna. 3315 Pine Tree Terrace, Erie, Penna. 15 Ellsworth St., Lowell, Mass. 19 Wrenwood Dr., Eastlake, Ohio 13 Hickory Lane, Mechanicsburg, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 220 S. Hanover St., Hummelstown, Penna. 326 N. College St., Carlisle, Penna. R.D. 2, Hamburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Gettysburg, Penna. P.O. Box 65, New Kingstown, Penna. 1005 Maple Ave., Dallas Center, Iowa R.D. 1, Dallas Center, Iowa 3639 Taylor Ave., Drexel Hill, Penna. 1404 Chatham Rd., Camp Hill, Penna. 91 Rolo Court, R.D. 2, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 517 S. Main St., Shrewsbury, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 99 E. Main St., Marlton, N.J. 2104 Milltown Rd., Camp Hill, Penna. Welsh Rd., North Wales, Penna. 304 Terrace Blvd., Lewistown, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 356, Reading, Penna. 6 N. Main St., Manchester, Penna. Box 306, Elizabethville, Penna. 821 E. Mifflin St., Lebanon, Penna. 824 Center St., Millersburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Dillsburg, Penna. Sierra Leone, Africa Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. P.O. Box 19!196, Jerusalem, Israel Messiah C011Cge, Grantham, Penna. Richfield, Perma, 307 Reliance Rd., Telford, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 3, Lititz, Penna. ' 1760 Bowmansdale Rd., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 2292 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, Penna. 143 N- Orange St., Carlisle, Penna. 146 42, 45, 114,118 125 72 Not pictured 28, 106 60 56, 109 Not pictured 35 3, 24 118 55, 64, 125 28 60, 109 125 40, 91 34 54 60, 63, 77 40, 41, 42, 50, 125 Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured 49, 109 42, 50, 55, 56, Not pictured 74, 125 Not pictured 33 28 64, 109 Not pictured 55, 110 64, 125 72 50, 59, 77, 78, 48, 114, 118 Not pictured Not pictured 52, 110 118 110 56, 110 56, 74 60, 125 Not pictured 118 110 Not pictured 60, 77, 125 112 Not pictured Not pictured 35 Not pictured 33 Not pictured 60, 125 Not pictured 125 Not pictured 118 Not pictured Laukeman, Johanna Lautenschlager, Paul Lawver, Michael Leask, Annetta Lechlitner, Betty Leckrone, Terry Lehman, Gladys Lehman, Jeanne Lehman Kenneth Lehman, Larry Lehman Wanda Leister, Paul Lenhert, Samuel Lenker, Charles Lenker, David Lenker, Patty Lewis, Nina Lichty, Maynard Lineberry, Lillie Loewen, John Lolus, Shirley Long, Alden Long, Carol Long, Craig Long, Dorcas Long, George Long, Gerald Long, Martha Long, Rita Long, Robert Long, Ronald Long, William Longenecker, Eunice Ludwick, Ronald Lutz, Henry Mark, Kenneth Martin Carolyn Martin, Dianne Martin Gerrene Martin, John Martin Musser Martin Sandra Martin Susan Maurer, Carol Mauser, Linda McBeth, Lois McBeth, David McCarty, Elise McCarty, Robert McCoy, Richard McCullough, David McElhaney, Lois McGaughey, Frances McIntyre, Christine McKeon, Patricia Mann, Ethan Meade, Esther Meikle, William Meily, Jeraldine Mellott, Linda Merris, Melva Messinger, Marlin Metzler, Eunice R.D. 1, Dillsburg, Penna. 1312 Mallard Rd., Camp Hill, Penna. McClure, Penna. R.D. 3, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 208 Railroad St., Wakarusa, Indiana 156 S. Pine St., York, Perma, P.O. Box 115, Carlisle, Penna. E. 7th Ave., Trappe, Collegeville, Penna. R.D. 1, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 130 N. College St., Carlisle, Penna. 4016 Culver, Dearborn Heights, Michigan R.D. 2, Bedford, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 290, Route 1, Gardners, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 290, Gardners, Penna. R.D. 2, Felton, Penna. 204 N. College St., Carlisle, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 227, Shippensburg, Penna. Wingert Dr., R.D. 2, Mechanicsburg, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 2026 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. Route 1, Hamburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Greencastle, Penna. 1114 Shamokin St., Trevorton, Penna. 2026 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Route 1, Mill Hall, Penna. 32 N. 8th St., Columbia, Penna. Box 309, Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 237 Union St., Columbia, Penna. 16 E. Coover St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 404 Vine St., Perkasie, Penna. R.D. 3, Newville, Penna. 525 E. Oak St., Palmyra, Penna. 228 N. Spruce St., Elizabethtown, Penna. 1210 Pottsville St., Pottsville, Penna. R.D. 1, Union Rd., Clayton, Ohio R.D. 1, Box 616, Annville, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 5875 Creekview Dr., Clarence Center, N.Y. R.D. 1, Union Rd., Clayton, Ohio 406 Maple St., Valley View, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 12, Elizabethville, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 21 Broadmoor Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 2029 Clarendon St., Camp Hill, Penna. Box 277 R.D. 1, Elysburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. 56 Broad St., Newville, Penna. R.D. 2, Dillsburg, Penna. Route 5, Chambersburg, Penna. 116 W. 5th Ave., Collegeville, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 1814 Rose Tree Lane, Haverstown, Penna. Grantham, Penna. R.D. 3, Lebanon, Penna. Route 2, Warfordsburg, Penna. Route 1, Boiling Springs, Penna. R.D. 4, Dover, Penna. Route 2, Box 72, Manheim, Penna. 147 Not pictured 41, 52, 92 125 Not pictured Not pictured 44, 45, 52, 53, 93 Not pictured 52, 59, 118 118 Not pictured 40, 41, 60, 63, 118 59, 125 38 Not pictured 93 Not pictured 55, 1 18 Not pictured 35 Not pictured Not pictured 28 Not pictured 42, 55, 56, 94 49, 110 Not pictured Not pictured 29, 55 Not pictured Not pictured 38 126 60, 110 62, 63, 118 94 55, 64, 74, 126 46, 110 110 55, 59, 61, 64, 110 82, 94 26, 47 59, 64, 126 60, 126 Not pictured 60, 110 38 26,48 Not pictured 118 64 Not pictured 41, 51, 55, 59, 110 Not pictured 118 118 38 51 33 Not pictured 119 64, 95 110 Not pictured Mey er: Mikesel Paula 1, Daniel MilakoviC, Karen Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Anna Verle Carol Daryl Earl G. Ronald John Kenneth Ray Ronald L. Sarah Timothy Minnick, Barry Mohn, Sidney Moore, Larry Moul, Moyer Michael , Larry Moyer, Marilyn Moyle, Janet Moyle, William Metbe , Wilson Mumma, David Mumma, Edward Owen, Mummau, Jeannette Murr, Barry Murray, Edward Musser, Charles Sumner Musser, Charles Wesley Musser, Glenn Musser, James Musser, Ruth Myers, Diane Myers, Richard Ness, Janet Nicholson, Gary Niesley, Ann Niesley, Elsie Nissley, Linda Nye, Brenda O'Handly, Doris Jeanne Olson, Ostran Linda der, Russell Otstot, Emma John Park, Margaret Partica, Elwood Patton, David Peoples, Deborah Perla, Daniel Perschau, Eleanor Perschau, Sharon Pierce, Glen Pilalis, Victoria Poe, Coetta Potteiger, Gary Pye, Elwood Pyke, Lynn Quintero, Louis Raezer, Philip Raizk, Thelma Raizk, Pamela 9808 Salina, Cucamonga, California R.D. 2, Littlestown, Penna- R.D. 1, Box 171, Linglestown, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna- Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Grantham, Penna- R.D. 1, Lewisberry, Penna. Mill Rd., Box 16, Belleville, Penna. R.D. 2, York Springs, Penna. 64 Locust Ave., Hershey, Penna. Box 92, Grantham, Penna. 6606 Oakiield St., East Canton, Ohio Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 3114 Park Ave., South Plainfield, N.J. R.D. 1, Stevens, Penna. R.D. 1, Lewisberry, Penna. 25 Umberto St., New Cumberland, Penna. 2026 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. 2026 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. R.D. 2, Carlisle, Penna. R.D. 2, Carlisle, Penna. Bugula, Box T34, Nansio, Ianzania 744 W. Main St., Mount Joy, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Trindle Rd., R.D. 1, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 15 Euclid Ave., Merchantville, N.J. 7918 Chino Ave., Ontario, California 409 Berkshire Rd., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 376 Musser Rd., Mount Joy, Penna. 7918 Chino Ave., Ontario, California Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, York Haven, Penna. Box 64, Wellsville, Penna. R.D. 2, Etters, Penna. 801 N. Pitt St., Carlisle, Penna. R.D. 2, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 211 W. Keller St., Mehcanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 482, Palmyra, Penna. Box 274, St. Thomas, Penna. R.D. 1, Carlisle, Penna. Box 47, Liverpool, Penna. 25 W. Harrisburg St., Dillsburg, Penna. Shepherdstown, Penna. 948 Pleasure Rd., Lancaster, Penna. 343 N. Hanover St., Carlisle, Penna. R.D. 2, Selinsgrove, Penna. 207 Greenwood St., Millerstown, Penna. Hesston, Penna. 59 Schuyler St., Ticonderoga, N.Y. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 15, Grantham, Penna. Enianon 13, Lamia, Greece Route 1, Chambersburg, Penna. 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. Haist St., Fonthill 893, Ontario, Canada RD- 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 96 W. Lauer Lane, Camp Hill, Penna. 1815 -Edenwald Lane, Lancaster, Penna. Messfah C0UCSe, Grantham, Penna. Messlah College, Grantham, Penna. 1 10 49, 60, 110 Not pictured 29 95 56, 95 29 64, 126 111 119 33 29, 59, 60 96 26 126 112 Not pictured Not pictured 34 29 59, 111 33 119 119 96 35 Not pictured 56, 111 Not pictured 111 119 74, 126 29, 36 Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured 1 1 1 55, 119 38 126 126 1 19 Not pictured 96 Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured 126 Not pictured Not pictured 38 111 40, 111 54, 119 Not pictured 74 44, 45, 97 Not pictured Not pictured 97 3 8 97 Ii 148 Range, Phyllis Reed, Betty Reeder, Kathy Reich, Marvin Reitz, Edmund Renninger, Kim Richards, Marjorie Richwine, James Ritchie, Marianne Roberts, Charles Roberts, James Robinson, Grady Roof, Roberta Rorabaugh, Annetta Rosenberger, John Rosenberry, Carl Ross, Clyde Ross, Emerson Rotz, Dwight Rowe, Barry Royer, Kenneth Rudy, Donna Rupert, Lois Russell, Gale Rutt, John Sanderson, Norene Sawyer, Donna Sayre, Jeanne Schade, Carolyn Schillen, Adeline Schin, Richard Schirmer, Arthur Schirmer, Jewel Schmucker, Ninita Schock, Albert Schrag, Dorothy Schrag, Martin Sechrist, Linda Shafer, Nancy Shaffer, Barbara Shaffer, Kenneth Shambaugh, Roberta Shaw, Edward Sheffer, Eldon Shelly, James Shelly, Robert Shenk, Donna Sider, E. Morris Sider, Gladys Sider, Ronald J. Sider, Ronald R. Siegrist, Martha Sinclair, Ruth Eileen Singer, Brenda Sipes, Barbara Sisco, Marion Slabaugh, Ronald Slagenweit, Carol Slagenweit, Doris Slentz, Carol Smith, Gerald Smith, Patricia Smith, Terry R.D. 1, Columbia, N.J. 614 Railroad St., Schuylkill Haven, Penna, 5261 E. Simpson Rd., Mechanicsburg, Penna. Ridge Ave., R.D. 1, Ephrata, Penna. 441 Franklin Ave., Palmerton, Penna. 47 Spanogle Ave., Lewistown, Penna. R.D. 3, Dillsburg, Penna. 112 N. Walnut St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Fredericksburg, Perma, 6007 William Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 278A, Marysville, Penna. Box 267, R.D. 1, Williamsburg, Penna. 2303 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Conestoga, Penna. Dallas Center, Iowa R.D. 2, Newville, Penna. 214 W. Marble St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 620 Bonnymead Ave., Harrisburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Chambersburg, Penna. 37 Mt. Airy Ave., Waynesboro, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Dillsburg, Penna. 620 Santanna Dr., Harrisburg, Penna. 1602 6th St., N.E. Canton, Ohio Box 123, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 6, Gettysburg, Penna. Box 86, Grantham, Penna. 30 Susquehanna Ave., Tunkhannock, Penna. 503 Harrisburg Pike, Dillsburg, Penna. Route 2, Copper Hill, Virginia 20 Scarsdale Dr., Camp Hill, Penna. Tree Top Apts., Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Tree Top Apts., Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 232, Marengo, Indiana R.D. 2, Elizabethtown, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 3, Red Lion, Penna. 133 Fairview Ave., Waynesboro, Penna. 1772 Brookview Rd., Baltimore, Maryland P.O. Box 77, Landisburg, Penna. 412 Walnut St., Roaring Spring, Penna. 50 W. Lauer Lane, Camp Hill, Penna. 267 John St., Stayner, Ontario, Canada 2625 45th Ave., Bradenton, Florida Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Washington Boro, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 33, Grantham, Penna. 2026 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Box 100, R.D. 2, Lancaster, Penna. 111 Franklin St., New Holland, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Needmore, Penna. Grantham, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 35AA, Dalton, Ohio 7425 W. Mishler, West Milton, Ohio 523 Market St., Martinsburg, Penna. 1000 Hawthorne Lane, Ft. Washington, Penna. R.D. 1, Newville, Penna. 857 W. Arrow Hwy., Upland, California 324 W. Church St., Annville, Penna. 149 126 53, 98 60, 64, 98 111 59, 119 60, 111 Not pictured 50 64, 111 Not pictured Not pictured 56, 119 Not pictured 78, 98 38 42 29 99 49, 106, 112 Not pictured Not pictured 36 30, 51 126 99 Not pictured 44, 78, 99 126 Not pictured 119 119 59, 112 59, 107 59 43, 47, 56, 120 30 30 51, 120 Not pictured 35 Not pictured 126 Not pictured 48, 50, 6o,61,62 63 106 112 48, 82, 100 42, 49, 55, 120 126 30, 53 36 30 30, 60 112 59, 127 36 127 Not pictured 59, 127 56, 112 127 127 Not pictured 78, 100 120 Smith, William Snyder, Barbara Snyder, Esther Snyder Gary Snyder Paul 2026 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. 108 Stoner Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 108 Stoner Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. Box 128, Meadow St., Rockhill Furnace, 108 Stoner Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. Penna. Snyder, Robert Sobresky, Kathy Sollenberger, Charles Sollenberger, Joyce Sommers, Joseph Spurrier, Jonathan Stahl, Judy Stanco, Frank Stanley, William Starr, Lowell Stauffer, David Steckbeck, Mickey Stees, Pamela Stilwell, Bonnie Stoltzfus, Jonas Stoltzfus, Leona Stoltzfus, Wilma 108 Stoner Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 604 Belmont Ave., Laureldale, Penna. R.D. 2, Chambersburg, Penna. Route 1, Box 242, Fayetteville, Penna. R.D. 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. Box 251, Jermyn, Penna. R.D. 2, Milton, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 25 E. Keller St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 32 N. Pine St., Lewistown, Penna. Allisonia, Virginia Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 2, Gap, Penna. R.D. 2, Watsontown, Penna. 1322 Linden St., Ridgeville, Penna. Stoner, Benjamin Stoner, Diane Stoner, Floyd Stoner, Fred Stoner, Gerald Stoner, Jesse Stoner, Marlin Stoner, Ralph Stoudnour, Terry Strnager, George Strite, Phyllis Strominger, Marcia Strominger, Marilyn Stump, Dwight Sultner, Richard Sunday, Charles Swaim, Gerald Swartz, Kevin Swartz, William Swen, Chung-Chi Swoyer, Elizabeth Box 248, R.D. 2, East Berlin, Penna. R.D. 1, Fayetteville, Penna. 14 Manor Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 101 S. Stoner Ave., Shiremanstown, Penna. R.D. 2, East Berlin, Penna. Box 2, East Berlin, Penna. R.D. 2, East Berlin, Penna. 14 Manor Dr., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 538 Mountain Rd., Dillsburg, Penna. 395 N. 19th St., Camp Hill, Penna. 151 Snider Ave., Waynesboro, Penna. 129 E. High St., Maytown, Penna. 129 E. High St., Maytown, Penna. 5825 Fulton Dr., Canton, Ohio 712 Florida Ave., York, Penna. Box 132, Orrstown, Penna. 1114 Edann Rd., Oreland, Penna. 429 Berrysburg, Millersburg, Penna. 546 Race St., Harrisburg, Penna. Tsung-Yeh 32, Nan Hsieh Si, Republic of China Taylor, Floyd Taylor, Karol Thomas, Dale Thomas, Dwight Thornton, Ruth Thrush, Arlene Thuma, Philip Todd, Roy Torchia, Kathleen Trainer, Laurin Treece, Glenn Troxell, Susan Trumpe, Lucille Truscott, James Turman, Dorcas Tyson, Beth Tyson, Irvin Umberger, Carol Underkoffler, Gerald VanSickle, Louise R.D. 1, New Parls, Penna. Box 12, Alum Bank, Penna. R.D. 1, Jermyn, Penna. 457 N. Summit St., Nappanee, Indiana 2529 Broad St., York, Penna. R.D. 2, Greencastle, Penna. P- Bay R.W. 1, Lusaka, Zambia, Africa Crocheron, Maryland 2004 Market St., Harrisburg, Penna. 6115 Long St., Clarence Center, N.Y. 1241 Lydia Ave., Johnstown, Penna. R.D. 1, Northumberland, Penna. WGSICY Park, 38 Mallard Ct., Mechanicsburg, 80 Oliver St., Wilkes-Barre, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 1503 College Ave., Collegeville, Penna. Box 352, Messiah Colle e Grantham S , , Penna. 9 Camlyfl St., Harrisburg, Penna. 312 W- Main Sf-, Palmyra, Penna. 1704 Bridge SI-, New Cumberland, Penna. 150 Penna. 33 41, 59, 78,127 56 30, 52, 112 26, 121 55,59, 121,127 100 60, 127 45, 101 Not pictured 40, 41, 56, 57, 72, 101 102 64, 127 31, 50 38 38 112 127 102 38 60, 112 128 60, 64, 112 42, 43 112 52, 64 ,120 Not pictured 112 42, 45, 102 44, 45, 128 31 Not pictured 49 120 64, 103 Not pictured 59, 113 Not pictured 25 59 41, 103 113 120 Not pictured 60 Not pictured 43, 47, 61, 62, 113 46, 53,113 128 41,106,113 113 44, 45, 46, 52, 60, 113 Not pictured 43,56,72,103 60,128 34,35 55,64 35 57,104 31,43,56 60,61,64,128 59,128 104 Waggoner, Kenneth Wagner, Susan Wallace, Edwin Wallower, Ioan Wanjema, Eunice Warfel, Laura Weaver, Linda Weaver, Marlene Weiser, Bonnie Wenger, Donna Wengerd, David Werner, Dennis Werner, Mark Wert, Patricia Weston, Larry Whitehurst, Frances Whitehurst, Kay Whitermore, Martha Wilde, Jo Beth Wilkinson, Donald Wilson, Dana Winger, Charlotte Winger, Stanley Wingert, Donald Wingert, Dwight Wingert Lynn Wingert, Ray Wingert, Rosanna Winters, Patricia Witmer, Dave Witter, David Witter, Marlin Wittlinger, Carlton Wolgemuth, Brenda Wolgemuth, Dallas Wolgemuth, Karol Wolgemuth, Mark Work, Wilmajean Worley, Daniel Worley, Francis Wright, Helen Yarnell, Sandra Yeager, Mary Yeatts, John Yocum, Dixie Yoder, Kathleen Yohe, Charles Youndt, Linford Zercher, Ray Zercher, Wendell Zimmerman, Linda Zook, Ivan Zook, Steven R.D. 1, Boiling Springs, Penna, R.D. 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 1503 Letchworth Rd., Camp Hill, Penna. P.O. Box 91, Kijabe, Kenya, Africa 311 Gilbert St., Halifax, Penna. R.D. 3, Lebanon, Penna. R.D. 4, Lebanon, Penna. 145 S. 30th St., Camp Hill, Penna. 36 College Ave., Annville, Penna. R.D. 2, Box 399, Orrville, Ohio 142 W. Winding Hill Rd., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 142 W. Winding Hill Rd., Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Carlisle, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. 431 W. Maple St., Palmyra, Penna. 431 W. Maple St., Palmyra, Penna. 802 Derstine Ave., Lansdale, Penna. 251 S. Houcks Rd., Harrisburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Gettysburg, Penna. R.D. 2, Nottingham, Penna. Manor Rd., Centre Hall, Penna. Box 115, Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 3, Waynesboro, Penna. R.D. 3, Waynesboro, Penna. 9 Bumble Bee Hollow Rd., Mechanicsburg, Penna. R.D. 3, Waynesboro, Penna. R.D. 2, Fayetteville, Penna. Route 2, Hancock, Maryland 611 Berrysburg Rd., Millersburg, Penna. R.D. 1, Box 334, Perkasie, Penna. Route 2, Chambersburg, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 3, Elizabethtown, Penna. Box 233, R.D. 1, Mount Joy, Penna. R.D. 3, Elizabethtown, Penna. R.D. 5, Mechanicsburg, Penna. 1626 Temple Ave., Lancaster, Penna. R.D. 1, York Springs, Penna. R.D. 1, York Springs, Penna. 15 N. 23rd St., Camp Hill, Penna. R.D. 1, Alum Bank, Penna. 22 N. 4th St., Halifax, Penna. Box 35, Grantham, Penna. R.D. 1, Milton, Penna. 1153 Hudson St., Harrisburg, Penna. New Kingstown, Penna. Route 1, Reinholds, Penna. Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Grantham, Penna. R.D. 2, Sunbury, Penna. R.D. 1, Abilene, Kansas R.D. 1, Petersburg, Penna. 151 Not pictured 3 8 34 Not pictured 120 128 128 59, 128 Not pictured 31 128 Not pictured Not pictured 128 56, 104 113 41 52, 120 52 Not pictured 105 45, 113 Not pictured 120 Not pictured Not pictured Not pictured 55, 59, 113 105 42, 43, 56, 72 59, 62, 128 74, 128 31 128 56, 120 41 31, 114 128 113 113 Not pictured Not pictured 45, 53, 113 56, 105 Not pictured 59, 120 Not pictured 120 31, 46 46, 74, 120 120 41, 49, 113 Not pictured mu naw. wuz. ' msuv ' ' 1,1 f X f ,151 , -f F Q E I i a x E H 1 znnr:v:.wnz,yn.a.zv.r.vua-.wuQ-z-q:.n1'1x: ur-an-umunzrxr -